SMJFL U14-17 Grand Final Record 2015 FULL

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OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE SOUTH METRO JUNIOR FOOTBALL LEAGUE
UNDER 14 - UNDER 17 SMJFL GRAND FINALS
PRESENTED BY JDL STRATEGIES & MONJON
SUNDAY 30 AUGUST 2015
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A MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRMAN
In my first year as Chairman of the SMJFL for 2015,
it has been a privilege to work with our executive
team & our 27 member club committees to deliver on
our new motto, ‘It’s About the Kids’.
I strongly believe, that WE, that is the SMJFL &
Member Clubs supported by their loyal gang of
volunteers, have delivered on the ‘It’s About the
Kids’ objective in 2015. WE have achieved this by
conducting more than 3,000 games of footy in the
2015 season, these games were contested by 399
teams made up of over 9,500 players, all kids, aged
between 7 and 17 & both boys and girls. That’s an
achievement WE can all be proud of.
Firstly, congratulations and thank you, to all those
teams that worked hard at training, starting in the
hot and dry conditions of February and March and
extending through to cold and wet conditions of July
and August. All that effort now culminates in today’s
Grand Final games. Congratulations and good luck
to each team in their 2015 Grand Final game. I
look forward to seeing & hearing of great contests
between two worthy teams.
Thank you to our band of over 350 League Umpires
who have worked tirelessly during the season
at training and on Sundays honing their skills.
Congratulations to those that have been chosen to
umpire in a 2015 Grand Final game.
There will be winners and runners up out of today’s
games. One of the SMJFL’s stated values is ‘Respect
& Tolerance’, each team and player deserves that.
The leadership to deliver this value, starts at the top,
it must emanate from team officials and then work
its way down to parents, spectators and players,
because we must strive to ensure, ‘It’s About the Kids’.
A special message to each player: I hope you,
personally, take time out to remember today, as it is
unlikely that you’ll ever play a game of footy with the
exact same line up of team mates and officials in the
future. Enjoy your day, experience and your moment
to shine on the big Grand Final stage of 2015.
Cheers,
Peter Ryan
Chairman - SMJFL
Phone: (03) 5221 4408
Email: [email protected]
Address: 203 Malop Street, Geelong VIC 3220
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CODES OF CONDUCT
COMPETITION FORMAT & KEY POINTS
Players
• Play by the rules – the rules of your club and the laws of the game.
• Never argue with an umpire or other official – without these people, you can’t play football.
• Control your temper - verbal abuse of officials and sledging other players doesn’t help you enjoy or win any games.
• Be a team player –
It’s a team game, treat it that way.
• Treat all players as you would like to be
treated – fairly.
• Co-operate with your coach, the umpires
and team-mates.
• Play for your own enjoyment & to improve
your skills.
•
Don’t use ugly remarks based on race, religion, gender or ability – you’ll let down your coach, team-mates and family if you do – & many such comments are actually now illegal.
Parents and Supporters • Remember that you are there for the participants to enjoy the game.
• Encourage participation, but don’t force it.
•
Do not use ugly remarks based on race, religion, gender or ability – you’ll let down your family and yourself if you do – and many such comments are actually now illegal.
Coaches
• Have signed the AFL Code of Conduct.
• Conduct themselves in a manner outlined and agreed to in the AFL Code of Conduct.
• Level 1 AFL Coaching Accreditation (minimum). All coaches must be accredited to coach in our League.
• Promote the fair, and inclusive spirit of the game.
• Lead your team by positive example, and represent your club values.
Officials
• Place the safety and welfare of the players above all else.
• Ensure all players are included and can participate, regardless of their race, gender, ability, cultural background, sexuality or religion.
• Be consistent, impartial and objective when making decisions.
No Dogs
Dogs are banned from all SMJFL Grand Final
venues. Many people in the community are wary,
uncomfortable or fearful around dogs of all sizes.
No dogs are permitted to be on the field at any
time. This is for the safety and enjoyment of all
participants, umpires, officials, and spectators at the
SMJFL Grand Finals.
Preliminary Final – Loser of Second Semi Final v
Winner of First Semi Final
No Smoking
Smoking is now banned in areas commonly used
by children and young people for recreational and
sporting activities including at or within 10 metres
of a sporting venue that is an outdoor public place
during an organised underage sporting event,
including training or practice sessions and during
breaks or intervals in play.
• Goal Umpires will confirm the scores.
No smoking will be permitted at any SMJFL Grand
Final venue.
No Alcohol
Alcohol must not be consumed at any ground or in
any building whilst a game of football is in progress.
Alcohol is not allowed to be brought into any venue
on SMJFL Grand Final match day.
Length of Quarters
Age Group
• Address unsporting behaviour and promote respect for other players and officials.
Under 11 to 13
Administrators
Under 14 to 16
• Teach that enjoyment is more important
than winning.
• Ensure quality supervision and instruction for players.
• Never ridicule mistakes or losses – supporters are there to support not downgrade.
• Support coaches and officials to improve their skills and competencies.
• Lead by example and respect all players, coaches, umpires and spectators – physical or verbal abuse will not be tolerated.
• Act honestly, in good faith and in the best interests of the sport as a whole.
• Recognise all volunteers who are giving up their valuable time.
• Ensure that any information acquired or advantage gained from the position is not used improperly.
• Never publicly criticise umpires – raise personal concerns with club officials in private.
• Conduct club responsibilities with due care, competence and diligence.
Under 13 &
Under 15 Girls
Under 17
Quarters
15mins,
no time on
15mins,
no time on
20mins,
no time on
22mins,
no time on
¼ Time
½ Time
¾ Time
3mins
10mins
5mins
3mins
10mins
5mins
3mins
10mins
5mins
3mins
10mins
5mins
Finals Format
Under 11 to 13
Second Semi Final - 1st seed v 4th seed
First Semi Final – 2nd seed v 3rd seed
Grand Final – Winner of Second Semi Final v
Winner of First Semi Final
Under 14 to 17
Second Semi Final - 1st seed v 2nd seed
First Semi Final – 3rd seed v 4th seed
Grand Final – Winner of Second Semi Final v
Winner of Preliminary Final
Drawn Match Procedure
In the event of a drawn game in any finals (including
Grand Finals) the following conditions apply:
• Players will not change ends after full time, but will kick to the same end as they were in the fourth quarter.
• Field umpires will re-commence the game for the duration of five (5) minutes (no time on).
• The siren will sound, the teams will change ends immediately with no break and a further five (5) minutes is played (no time on).
• At no stage during the extra time or break will officials be permitted on the ground and are not to address players.
• If the scores remain equal at the end of the ten minutes the process is to be repeated until such time that there is a winner.
Video
The SMJFL will be filming all Grand Finals in all age
groups and divisions.
Winning clubs will be invoiced for 30 Digital
Downloads each per match, extra copies can be
ordered from the SMJFL through your club. The
SMJFL will not allow video operators to setup on
tripods at any of the Grand Finals matches.
Photography
The SMJFL will have photographers at all Grand
Finals in all age groups and divisions.
Details for how to purchase these photographs can
be found in the record and will be listed on the
SMJFL website.
The SMJFL will not allow commercial photographers
as arranged by clubs or their members to operate at
any Grand Finals.
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SOUTH METRO MEDIA
Follow us on social media for your junior footy fix between rounds and even between
seasons. With our online audience growing every week, it is a chance for you to get
involved and show your support. Tag us in your SMJFL related posts to we can see what
the players, fans & families are talking about and we might even repost your snap to
our followers!
Competitions and features which have been run regularly during the season include:
• South Metro Starts Competition – Weekly on Facebook
• #ThrowbackThursday – Weekly on our website news
NEW for this Finals Series is the South Metro Selfie competition.
This Instagram competition will allow SMJFL players and fans to show off their team
colours, their favourites grounds, Melbourne’s crazy weather – basically whatever you
can fit in that frame!
Even the AFL have
given it a go this year
with their Captains
selfie attempt. This fun
day which promoted
all levels of the game
involved some of our
very own, representing
their home SMJFL Clubs.
Full terms and conditions
can be viewed on our
website – in the ‘Media’
menu. Remember to
#SouthMetroSelfie to win!
INTERLEAGUE REVIEW
Overall Program
The 2015 was a very successful for SMJFL in the various
Under 13, 14 & 15 interleague competitions. The South
Metro Stars across all divisions definitely did the league, their
coaches and their clubs proud.
A big thank you to all nominated coaches, and ultimately
those who took up the role. All SMJFL Coaches were excellent
role models and performed their important role with the
upmost integrity.
We thank Hampton AFC and their army of club volunteers for
hosting two great days of football over the Queen’s Birthday
Long Weekend in June. The SMJFL hopes all involved had
an enjoyable AFL Victoria Metro Junior Championships and
Interleague Carnival.
Before recapping on the 2015 Championships, the
League is pleased to announce the appointment
of David Sheridan as the Director of Coaching of
the SMJFL Stars Interleague Program. David has
been appointed for the next three years, ending
October 2018.
David Sheridan, said of the appointment, “I am very excited
to work on the development of coaches and players who
represent our league in the AFL Victoria Metropolitan Junior
Championships and the Interleague Tri-Carnival. My goal is
to work with the coaching team to deliver a positive football
experience for all involved in the program. The league theme
of “it’s all about the kids” will be a central tenant. I want
every coach to ensure that each player is treated with respect
and offered feedback on the things they do well and areas
for improvement.
I am acutely aware of the significant contribution of
parents arranging their lives to enable the boys and girls
to be transported to training, matches and events. Once
we settle the final teams we will look to bring the parents
“into the tent” to ensure they feel part of the camaraderie.
Importantly, I look to working with the Sandringham Dragons,
Oakleigh Chargers and Dandenong Stingrays, to provide a
cooperative environment with the players’ development and
welfare at its heart.”
Under 13
The squad of 48 players was put together by players from 20
member clubs of the SMJFL. This is a great achievement for
the selection team, and highlights the range of talented junior
footballers that are emerging within the league every week.
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Coach Bill Leggett expressed that “Across the two teams there
is an overall balance of athletic skills and football smarts,”.
This proved essential to the team performance throughout the
day long carnival held at YJFL’s home ground in Bulleen.
We congratulate all Under 13 participants and parents on a
fantastic first carnival. The Division 2 team played extremely
well on the day and were able to take home the Carnival
Championships, after the day of round robin matches.
Jake Bowey was awarded the Division 1 Most Valuable
Player for the Carnival. Lachlan Riley was named Runner-Up
MVP. Coaches Awards went to the deserving Liam KirkwoodScott and Darby Hipwell.
Nicholas Burke and Louis Butler received the
Coaches’ Awards.
Under 15
Whilst the squad headed into the Carnival missing as many
as nine Division 1 players from the previous year (through
injury and other school & sport commitments), both teams
improved overall against their Under 14 2014 performances.
Division 2 awards went out to Tom Williams for his 110%
effort at training and on Carnival day. Zac Buckley received
the Runner-Up MVP Award and Coaches’ Awards went to
Oliver Lord and Castan Racunica.
Division 1 Coach Nathan Beaumont expected the boys to
be having fun and working together towards having a good
footballing experience, and not just on the field.
Under 14
The U14s competitions against the Yarra Junior Football
League (YJFL) and Eastern Football League (EFL) were met with
varying results over the long weekend.
Coach Beaumont believes the Interleague is a great chance
for players to develop their football.
But both the South Metro Stars U14 sides had plenty to be
excited about.
Division 2: After grinding out a strong home ground win
over the Essendon District Football League (EDFL) in the
opening round, the Stars were looking to maintain their early
momentum. The round 2 meeting with the YJFL proved to be a
difficult task with the SMJFL unfortunately falling by 26 points.
The Stars entered the final contest requiring a big victory to
stand any chance of advancing to the decider. Their efforts in
round 3 were valiant despite the final result.
Division 1: After an early goal in their Round 2 match, the
Stars couldn’t match the speed of YJFL. Their dominance
across the field left the South Metro Stars struggling to catch
up. Despite the teamwork and persistence of the Stars, they
went down to YJFL by 163 points.
In their round 3 fixture, the Stars managed to stay in the
contest despite extreme pressure from the Eastern Football
League. In doing so, the SMJFL were able to kick a late goal
to ultimately seal a Grand Final birth.
The Under 14 Division 1 Stars were pumped for their Grand
Final challenge against Yarra Junior Football League (YJFL).
On Yarra’s home turf, it was an exciting challenge for the
South Metro Stars.
At the main break, the (U14D2) South Metro Stars had the
same amount of scoring shots however were down by just
15 points; SMJFL 3.5 (23) to Yarra’s 6.2 (38). The 15-point
margin was the closest any team had been to YJFL in the
entire AFL Victoria Metropolitan Junior Championships.
Award winners from Division 1 include Most Valuable Player
(MVP) Jack Mahoney. A brilliant team resulted in a four-way
tie for Runners-Up - Jehtt Brazionis, Joshua Le Grice, Jack
Toner and Riley Virtue. Coaches Awards went to Jack Neil
and Fischer McAsey.
Most Valuable Player from the Division 2 team was awarded
to Tyson Murray, with the Runner-Up award another fourway tie. Exceptional efforts from James Adamopoulos,
Samuel Carney, Ethan Michaelides and Joshua Worrell, we
recognised with the award.
“The group has bonded really well,” Beaumont said.
“It can be a lot more fierce that what club football is,”
Beaumont said.
“It’s a good opportunity for the boys to work towards playing
TAC Cup football, or further representative football as they
get older.”
Division 1 Most Valuable Player (MVP) for the Championship
was awarded to Sam Forbes, for his excellent efforts across
all training and matches. MVP (Runner-Up) went to Joel
Crocker and two Coaches’ Awards were received by William
Kennedy & Hugo Read.
Division 2 Player Awards went out to William D’Amico for
the Most Valuable Player (MVP). Well deserving Adam Ossip
took out the MVP (Runner-Up) award, and Coaches’ Awards
went to Lachlan Jones & Flynn Wood.
Under 16 Youth Girls
2015 was the second year SMJFL have entered a Girls team
in the competition. After a challenging Championships, the
girls managed to end the carnival on a high.
The girls registered their inaugural SMJFL Girls win in the
Victoria Metro Junior Championships after beating YarraJunior
Football League 2s by 47 points. Final Score: 10.9.69 to
YJFL’s 3.4.22.
The girls singing of ‘Oh When the Stars, Go Marching In’
in the clubrooms could be heard from the boundary fence in
what was a proud moment for the South Metro Stars.
Most Valuable Player for the carnival was awarded to Leora
Elias. She was given a huge role throughout the tournament in
heading up the ruck of the team in which Coach Laura Kane
believed she performed spectacularly.
The runner-up Most Valuable Player of the carnival, Abbey
Goullet was awarded her medal due to her alertness during
training and for the games she played.
Both Isabel Molino and Bryanna Arnold received Coaches
Awards for the carnival.
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DIVISION 2
DIVISION 3
DIVISION 4
DIVISION 5
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UNDER 14 LADDERS
GRAND FINAL PREVIEWS
#
Team
P
W
L
D
B
FF
FA
For
Agst
%
% Won
1
Beaumaris FC (Sharks)
13
13
0
0
2
0
0
1396
240
581.67
100
2
East Malvern Blue
14
12
2
0
1
0
0
1447
392
369.13
85.71
3
East Brighton Vampires JFC - Under
14 Div 1
13
7
6
0
2
0
0
709
720
98.47
53.85
4
Highett/Cheltenham Black
13
5
7
1
2
0
0
737
786
93.77
42.31
5
Waverley Park Hawks U14 Brown
10
4
6
0
1
0
0
433
876
49.43
40
6
Prahran U14 BLACK
13
4
8
1
2
0
0
511
835
61.2
34.62
7
East Sandringham JFC
14
2
12
0
1
0
0
545
1201
45.38
14.29
#
Team
P
W
L
D
B
FF
FA
For
Agst
%
% Won
1
AJAX U14 Comets
12
8
4
0
3
0
1
878
678
129.5
66.67
2
Mordialloc Braeside JFC
13
8
5
0
2
0
0
845
473
178.65
61.54
3
St Peters FC Under 14 Div 2
10
6
4
0
1
0
0
802
497
161.37
60
4
Hampton Rovers AFC
9
5
4
0
2
1
0
566
405
139.75
55.56
5
St Paul's McKinnon JFC
10
3
7
0
1
0
0
453
707
64.07
30
#
Team
P
W
L
D
B
FF
FA
For
Agst
%
% Won
1
South Melbourne Districts U14 Div 3
13
11
2
0
2
0
0
1073
382
280.89
84.62
2
Beaumaris FC (Great Whites)
14
11
3
0
1
0
0
1165
385
302.6
78.57
3
Oakleigh U14
14
11
3
0
1
0
0
1017
560
181.61
78.57
4
Northvale JFC
10
6
4
0
1
0
0
565
410
137.8
60
5
Ormond JFC
13
5
8
0
2
0
0
612
782
78.26
38.46
30
6
Caulfield Bears U14
10
3
7
0
1
0
0
423
635
66.61
7
East Brighton Vampires JFC - Under 14 Div 3
10
3
7
0
1
0
0
285
760
37.5
30
8
Dingley U14 Black
7
2
5
0
1
0
0
485
368
131.79
28.57
9
11
1
10
0
0
0
0
246
1113
22.1
9.09
#
Team
P
W
L
D
B
FF
FA
For
Agst
%
% Won
1
St Kilda City U14
10
8
2
0
1
0
0
871
407
214
80
2
Bentleigh JFC
10
6
4
0
1
1
0
584
387
150.9
60
3
Waverley Park Hawks U14 Gold
15
9
6
0
0
0
0
948
762
124.41
60
4
East Malvern White
11
6
5
0
0
0
0
632
490
128.98
54.55
5
Beaumaris FC (Black Tails)
11
5
6
0
0
0
0
397
705
56.31
45.45
6
Highett/Cheltenham Blue
15
2
13
0
0
0
1
475
1285
36.96
13.33
#
Team
P
W
L
D
B
FF
FA
For
Agst
%
% Won
1
Hampton Rovers AFC
14
9
5
0
1
1
0
1193
577
206.76
64.29
2
Prahran U14 WHITE
14
8
6
0
1
1
0
1064
612
173.86
57.14
3
13
7
6
0
2
0
0
675
503
134.19
53.85
4
South Melbourne Districts U14 Div 5
14
7
7
0
1
0
0
850
940
90.43
50
5
Dingley U14 Red
7
3
4
0
2
0
1
355
428
82.94
42.86
6
St Bedes/Mentone Tigers U14
14
4
10
0
1
1
1
455
1360
33.46
28.57
7
AJAX U14 Jets
14
3
11
0
1
0
1
643
1054
61.01
21.43
U14 DIV 1
The 7-side competition will be decided by the two most dominant sides as Beaumaris FC and East
Malvern Blue are set to meet for the fourth time this season. Both sides recently met during the semi-final
where Beaumaris ultimately won by 45 points – and while the Sharks have been able to win on all three
occasions by a combined total of 135 points – the grand final looms as East Malvern’s chance to win
when it counts.
U14 DIV 2
After a relatively even year, the top two sides of the regular season will meet. Despite earning top place
and the minor premiership, Ajax uncharacteristically struggled in their semi-final with Mordialloc Braeside
as the Vampires won by 74 points to move straight into the grand finale. Ajax took a different route to the
final and have been made to work hard for their place, however the players will be in their best possible
mindset for the final after an astonishing last quarter performance of 33-1 during the competition’s
preliminary final which saw the side overrun Hampton to book the ultimate reunion with Mordialloc.
U14 DIV 3
The top three sides were comfortably ahead of the rest during the regular season and it was South
Melbourne and Beaumaris FC who earned the top two positions and subsequently an easier run to the
grand finale. South Melbourne accounted for the Great Whites by 37 points in the semi-final to earn a
place in the final while third-placed Oakleigh snuck by Northvale with a 14-point win, and ultimately
overcame Beaumaris by 4 goals in the preliminary final, thereby eliminating the Great Whites in straight
sets to book a final meeting with South Melbourne.
U14 DIV 4
Bentleigh and St Kilda earned their places in the final under varying circumstances. After finishing
the season in the top two, the sides had a semi-final meeting where St Kilda comfortably won by
71 points. With St Kilda having already earned a place in the Grand Final, Bentleigh were forced
to play the Waverley Park in the preliminary final and defeated the Hawks by 65 points to earn a
rematch with the Saints.
U14 DIV 5
Hampton Rovers AFC and Prahran JFC will meet during the final after successfully overcoming their
respective paths. The sides met during the semi-final where the Rovers proved too strong in winning by
79 points with 33-4 scoring shots. Ultimately, Prahran managed to bounce back with a 17-point win
over South Melbourne in the competition’s preliminary final to ensure the top two sides of the league will
be playing for the premiership.
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UNDER 14 DIVISION 1
UNDER 14 DIVISION 1
BEAUMARIS JFC
EAST MALVERN JFC
BLUE AND YELLOW
BLUE, WHITE AND RED
SHARKS
KNIGHTS
U14 BLUE
*TEAM LISTS NOT SUBMITTED, NAMES TAKEN FROM FOXSPORTSPULSE*
No.
Coach
Jason Mifsud
Coach
Nathan Beaumont
Assistant Coaches
Carrie Rome-Sievers & Teena Mifsud
Coach
Josh Galbraith
Team Manager
-
Team Manager
Edwina Chaffey
Runner
-
Runner
Andrew Carrazzo
Captain
-
Captain
Jack Mahony
Vice Captain
-
Vice Captain
Charlie Langdon
PLAYER
COMMENTS
Nathan Bazzani
Ewan Bricker
Martin Buljat
Nicholas Burke
Kai Colella
Andrew Courtney
Jordan Evans
Mitchell Findlay
Benjamin Geleit
James Gold
George Churchill Grey
Lachlan Hiscock
Patrick Kennedy
Lachlan Lamble
Harry Mathews
Thomas Mckinley
Finlay McKinnon
Lewis McLachlan
Ethan Michaelides
Jacquin Mifsud
Riley Mihailovic
Tomoya Owens
Huntar Pace
Damon Rimanic
James Rodwell
Matthew Scott
Max Sievers
Jacob Tinker
Riley Virtue
Corey Watts
Kobe Williamson
Kyle Yorke
GOALS
BEHINDS
No.
2
PLAYER
COMMENTS
Julian Chaffey
Small Fwd who is smart around stoppages and kicks goals. (Chaffa)
3
Kya Austin
Tall Athletic Ruckman who is good in the air and on the ground.
4
Ned Hummerston
Tough in and under midfielder. (Hummo)
5
Tom Deane-Johns
Utility who plays across halfback and uses the ball well. (DJ)
7
Ross Agelopoulos
Tall Athletic Fullback, great awareness around stoppages (Sco)
8
Charlie Langdon
Tall athletic defender who provides great leadership. (Chilli)
11
Ben Jackson
13
Jack Andriske
15
Sam Kristensen
16
Max Sinclair
17
Max Stevenson
18
Jack Mahony
19
Justin Baumgarten
20
Hamish Bowen
21
Jamie Arnold
23
Jack Rosier
Medium sized fwd who hits the packs hard. (Roso)
25
Max Forbes
Tough Backman who rarely gets beaten 1v1.
26
Nick Bufalo
Utility who is smart around stoppages who can kick goals. (Roo)
28
James Carrazzo
MID/DEF who is smart byfoot and has great general awareness. (Carratz)
30
Liam Witts
Tall Fwd who provides great leadership and kicks goals. (Wittsy)
58
Tom Bryce
Small DEF/Fwd who is smart by foot. (Brycey)
86
Tommy Parkes
Small quick wingman who knows how to tackle. (Jacko)
Tough and Smart Utility who uses the ball well (Ando)
Quick Fwd/mid who breaks the lines.
Tough in and under midfielder who is smart by foot.
Small Fwd who is creative with the ball and kicks goals. (Magic)
Classy midfielder who can kick both sides of the body who kicks goals. (Marnes)
Tall Backman who is hard to beat one on one (Juz)
Skillful Forward who is good by foot. (Hamo)
Tall Ruckman who can pinch hit forward (Arnie)
Tall Athletic Fwd who is good in the air. (Parkesy)
GOALS
BEHINDS
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UNDER 14 DIVISION 2
MORDIALLOC-BRAESIDE JFC
AJAX JFC
RED AND WHITE
RED, WHITE AND BLACK
U14 COMETS
No.
Coach
Christian Kidd
Coach
Anthony Elbaum
Assistant Coach
Pat Fisher
Assistant Coach
Adam Sekler
Team Manager
Paul Tsiros
Team Managers
Richard Bloom, Shane Lipton
Runner
Sean O'Leary
Runner
Ashley Krongold
Captain
-
Trainer
Benjamin Krongold
Vice Captain
-
Captains
Jason Nirens, Hudson Levine
PLAYER
COMMENTS
1
Brendan Green
2
Tyson Kidd
3
Finn Reinehr
4
Jonathan Vincent
5
Mitchell Hart
6
Sam Simpson
7
Ethan Prince
8
Zac Angus
9
Ethan Sandon
10
Blake O'Leary
11
Mitchell Tsiros
13
Aaron Perry
14
Sam Lewis
15
Ethan Marshall
16
Lachlan Nott
17
Steven Newell-Sakkas
18
Charlie Yee
21
Charlie Worrell
23
Harrison Murie
25
Alexander Street
GOALS
BEHINDS
No.
1
2
3
5
6
8
10
11
12
13
15
16
17
18
19
21
23
25
33
35
37
40
43
45
49
PLAYER
Jason Nirens
Ethan Siegel
Natan Cowan
Jonathan Machlin
Liam Elbaum
Aaron Bryer
Simon Pacanowski
Jackson Kalb
Benjamin Goldberg
Liam Eliau
Michael Zukerman
Noah Winik
Joshua Pincus
Benjamin Krongold
Noah Szuster
Hudson Levine
Toby Lipton
Samuel Jacobs
Joshua Peker
Corey Schwartz
Cobi Chrapot
Maxwell Bloom
Tyler Southwick
Daniel Genis
Noah Micmacher
COMMENTS
Tough and gutsy rover. Surprisingly strong overhead. Never flinches in a contest
Silky skilled and elusive small forward or midfielder. Deadly in space or around goals
Quick and courageous midfielder. Excels in open space exhibiting fantastic skills
Steady and strong, versitle utility. Can shut down key forwards or score goals himself
Tenacious half forward. Always found at the bottom of packs or tackling larger opponents
Powerful midfielder/half back. Always hits his forward targets. Refuses to be beaten in a contest
Small flanker with an accurate, penetrating left foot that slices open the opposition's defences.
Express ball carrier. Great foot skills on both sides. Often weaves down the field on long runs
Defender who will smash through a brick wall to get to the ball. Tough, fast and reliable
Aggressive, strong and super quick lock down player. Makes his opponent earn every kick
Steady, uncompromising backman not afraid to put his body on the line .
Quality midfielder who uses the ball well. Determined through an injury riddled season.
Clever key forward. Always plays in front giving his team mates a strong avenue to goal
Captain courageous - leads his team with a 'do as I do' approach. Competitive in contests.
Hard running swingman who surprises with his pace and determination to make a contest
Team play maker with awesome skills, pace and precision. Can instnatly turn a match.
League's most dominant player. Imposing ruckman. Can take screamers and kick massive goals
Hard running key forward who can rip the game apart with his hard work all over
Go to player for the tough jobs - loves a physical contest at either end of the ground.
Boom recruit with great pace. Attacks out of defence and set up play further up field
Revelation off half back this year. Play making ability and cool head is great under pressure
Most improved player this season. Strong, hard working defender or bullocking midfielder
Great one grab mark with bucket hands who can also fill a role down back if required
Reliable defender who can soak up the pressure and thwart the opposition's forward moves
Strong, reliable key back. COnfidence to beat his opponent and turns defence into attack
GOALS
BEHINDS
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SMJFL UMPIRES UPDATE
Did you know that just like the players from all 27 league
clubs, our umpires also have a presentation night and are
acknowledged for having wonderful seasons? Like the
players we have a whole lot of awards, recognising those
who have done particularly well, and the night is attended
by umpires, parents, mentors, coaches and special guests.
This year we had AFL field umpire Rob O’Gorman as guest
speaker. Rob began his umpiring career with our league
in 2002, and three years later joined the VAFA. In 2007,
he was selected onto the VFL list, umpiring TAC Cup & VFL
Development League before making his VFL Senior debut
in 2010. He umpired 50 VFL Senior games including the
2013 VFL Grand Final and was one of only two umpires to
be promoted onto the AFL senior list in 2014. Rob made his
AFL debut in Round 7 when Hawthorn played St Kilda at
the MCG and now into his second season has umpired over
25 games.
Rob gave a terrific speech to our umpiring group, telling
them that if they work hard, and really want to achieve
their goals that they are obtainable. He spoke of umpiring
as not just a way to gain extra cash and get fit (although
that’s why many of our umpires begin), but also as a
way of developing, confidence, communication and timemanagement skills which are invaluable as umpires progress
from school into adult jobs.
Congratulations to all of our award winners at
the Umpires Presentation Night held on the 18th
August.
AWARDS AND TROPHIES 2015:
AFL Field Umpire Squad:
Jordan Davis, Jeremy Chait and Joshua Synan
Len Manzie Training Awards: Trophy
1 Umpire: Marcus Aparo
2 Umpire: Joseph Aloi
Female: Olivia Halliwell
Boundary: Joseph Corio
Encouragement Awards: Uniform Voucher
1 Umpire: David Schaeche
2 Umpire: Jackson Gillespie
Girls: Olivia Vesely
Boundary: Amber Stelling
Best Boundary Umpire Trophy: Joerie van Riet
Representing Support of Families:
Anita and Adrian Aparo
SMJFL-SFNL Pathways Award: Nathan Guy
VAFA Most Promising Umpire Award: Hugo Burstin
AFL Victoria Golden Whistle Award: Doug Haworth:
Congratulations to Doug, who has now been given the
honour of umpiring the SMJFL’s U17 Colts Representative
match against Yarra JFL in September, along with the Yarra
JFL’s Golden Whistle winner.
Umpires who had been selected to officiate Preliminary and
Grand Finals were also acknowledged on the night.
Certificates were made available to all umpires who
completed their first year of umpiring or achieved their Level
1 Accreditation in 2015.
Representing all 1st Years Umpires: Joerie van Riet
Best 1st Year Umpire (Eddie Griffin Award):
Leo Laucher-Linares
Female Encouragement Award (Robinson-Walsh
Trophy): Cassandra Collier
Here are some photos of
our winners on the night….
No.
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UNDER 14 DIVISION 3
UNDER 14 DIVISION 3
SOUTH MELBOURNE
DISTRICTS JFC
OAKLEIGH JFC
RED AND WHITE
GREEN AND GOLD
Coach
Murphy Ambrose
Coach
Simon Greely
Assistant Coach
Christopher Cox
Assistant Coach
--
Team Manager
Joanna Bainbridge
Team Managers
Marcus Gorman & Bruce Ninnis
Runner
Andrew Collins
Runner
Richard May
Captain
-
Captain
-
Vice Captain
-
Vice Captain
-
PLAYER
COMMENTS
GOALS
BEHINDS
No.
PLAYER
COMMENTS
Strong in the air, can be played in any position
3
Stuart, Jaxon
Thomas Moeller
Under 13, also a great inclusion to our finals side, hard at it just like his brother
5
Chea, Robin
Tom Collins
Small midfielder with a great ability to carry the ball and break the lines
7
Stow, Jack
7
Alistair Strutt
One of our best ball carriers with the abiliy to run all day
9
Ruzbacky, George
3
Calvin Payne
4
5
The Renz Factor- Versatile mid who can break games open
10
Consolmagno, Joshua
Small midfielder with excellent skills - great clubmen and leader
11
Konstanty-Nicholson, Robert
Tough back pocket, never gets beaten by his opponent
12
May, Billy
13
Cappiello, Massimo
9
Renzo Rymer Roberts
10
Will Bainbridge
11
Toby Peterson
12
Dechlan Griffin
14
Tom Strauch
Elusive hit up forward with great hands and loves a goal
15
Samuel McConchie
Strong back flanker who opens games up with his left foot
16
Leo Sheppard
18
Gilligan Unsworth
20
Jack Carter
21
Lukas Balnionis
25
Charlie Dean
27
Laughlin Moeller
28
Under 13, holds his own against the bigger opponents, great inclusion to our finals side
Strong reliable full back - arguably best in the comp
Elusive key forward with moments of brilliance, can win a game off his own boot
Small tough backman, Mr. reliable
Versatile player with a great hunger for a contest
El capitano - tall key position, leads by example on and off the track
Breaks lines off the back flank with dashing speed
Monty Herbert-Morgan Tough midfielder/half back flanker who sets the scene every week
29
Benjamin Monahan
30
Joe Barnes
36
Sam Mulcahy
40
Robert Hinrichsen
44
Liam Languiller
Big monnas - Number 1 ruckman, contests all day
Tall key position player with a big tank, runs all day
15
Wales, Cameron
17
Mouropoulos, George
19
Shaw, Ryan
20
Candris, Billy
23
Ninnis, Aaron
25
Mohd Izlani, Sulaiman
26
Chen, Stanley
27
Gorman, Jack
29
Goodwill, Matthew
33
Stathopoulos, Nicholas
35
Gillard, Thomas
36
Greely, Jack
Elite pace off the wing or half back, creates plenty of scoring opportunities
39
Hardiman, Mitchell
Strong backman who never loses a contest even when outnumbered
41
Hall, Callum
Tall forward, great set shot for goal
43
Edmundson, Patrick
GOALS
BEHINDS
No.
1
2
3
5
6
7
8
9
10
12
13
14
15
16
20
21
22
23
24
26
27
28
29
31
32
33
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UNDER 14 DIVISION 4
UNDER 14 DIVISION 4
ST KILDA JFC
BENTLEIGH JFC
RED AND BLUE
Coach
Bill Ranieri
Coach
Steve Coates
Assistant Coach
Mark Smith
Assistant Coach
Paul Nankervis
Team Manager
Paul Markwick
Team Manager
Finn Rasmussen
Runner
Andy Dillon
Runner
Craig Mackie
Captain
Dylan Harrison Smith
Captain
-
Vice Captain
Pat Starcevich
Vice Captain
-
PLAYER
COMMENTS
Cam Sharp
Liam Dillon
Jove Pepper
Skillful onballer that likes to run and bounce, enjoys a goal
Stands tall in the backline and will do anything for his teammates.
The Ferret. Will get into everything
Pat Starcevich (vice captain) The Race Horse. Let him loose and watch him run
Kenan Inal
Has the silky skills of ninja and involves evryone in the play.
Joe Weinbach
The Candyman. Puts on a show for all, but can deliver
Jack Thomas
Inspector Gadget. Has arms that can stop anything
Like an Octapus. He will use every part of his body to get the ball
Jackson Clothier
Dylan Galt
Has a leap that can touch the sky and the speed of an F1 car
Darcy Sullivan
The Tank. Strong, Hard and Relentless
Jack Ranieri
The smiling assassin. Two go in, One comes out
Zachary Graham
The bulldozer. If you are in the way….look out
Ben Coulson
Man of few words, but can impact a game with a long goal
Lachlan Townsing
Jack in the box. Pops up out of nowhere. To take the mark
Jamie Tzimas
Mister reliable. Always there when you need him
The Peg of the forward line. Will not allow the ball out without a fight.
Sebastian Ganci
Dylan Harrison Smith (captain) Jobe. Has the poise, the smarts to get through all traffic and deliver
Bud Trevillian
Trusty Forward - Uses both his rugby heritage and footbal skills.
Bohwen Douthat
The Joker - Loves a laugh, but get in his way and watch out.
Sam Grey
The Big Man. Never gets beaten in the Ruck.
Ben DeVine Troon
The Road Runner. Can duck, weave and never be touched.
Stands tall and allows no-one to get in her way. Delivers with accuracy.
Maeve Brown
Oscar Palmer
BP - The quiet achiever. Says little, but does a lot
Silas Siedle
Mad dog, unfashionable defender, always dependable
Harry Markwick
Hazmat. If he is around, be prepared for danger.
Ollie Redfern
Oprah. Involved in everything, with a comment. Loves a goal
GOALS
BEHINDS
No.
1
PLAYER
COMMENTS
Dan Brown
2
Josh Manning
3
Sam Kalomiris
4
Matt Marshman
5
Joel Nankervis
9
Josh Mackie
10
Harry Mouzakis
11
Austin Rosenthal
12
Tom Jorgensen
13
Michael Whelan
14
Oliver Morse
15
Khy Rasmussen
16
Brett Poll
17
Cooper Reed
18
Jason Fotopoulos
19
Cody Coates
20
Kade Allanby
21
Nathaniel Marcinkus
22
Jordan Keen
24
Daniel Klinger
25
Jake Grenda
27
Charley Fox
31
Jacob Curry
GOALS
BEHINDS
No.
3
4
5
8
10
11
17
20
21
25
26
28
30
34
35
38
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UNDER 14 DIVISION 5
UNDER 14 DIVISION 5
HAMPTON AFC
PRAHRAN JFC
GREEN AND GOLD
ROYAL BLUE & LIGHT BLUE
Coach
Ben McKinstry
Coach
Ash Forbes
Assistant Coach
Grant Bennett
Assistant Coach
Andrew Hume
Team Managers
Lisa Beavan & Deb Otto
Team Manager
Claudette Passon
Runner
Paul Warman
Runner
Chris Nicholas
Captain
-
Captain
-
Vice Captain
-
Vice Captain
-
PLAYER
COMMENTS
Sam Elliott
James Hollowood
Mitchell Hall
Hunter Hare
Matthew Warman
Ricardo Frezza
Guy Coverdale
Christian Gernandt
Tom Irving
Hakan Gonul
Darcy Otto
Campbell Bennett
Hamish Styring
Seann McKinstry
Tom Stevenson
Zebedee Skellern
(injured)
(emergency)
GOALS
BEHINDS
No.
PLAYER
COMMENTS
2
Jack Dawson
Strong, big bodied key defender/forward, big marker and hard tackler.
4
Anthony Carnovale
X factor, quick and agile, can run and tackles all day. Loves a goal too.
7
Harry Hume
13
Rory O'Connor
14
Edward Royle
Off half back, makes great decisions in the mould of Sam Fisher!
15
Lucas Pike
Big bodied ruckman/forward, takes huge grabs and kicks goals.
17
Codie McMaster
21
Travis Harrison
22
Adam Wood
23
Lachlan McCurdy
25
Will Grimwade
Outside ball winner, racks up a fair bit of the ball. Andrew Gaff like.
27
Robert Harvey
Third tall up forward, can clunk a few. Been known to kick a bag!
28
Finn Nicholas
Gut running inside and outside midfielder, has it all. The Chris Judd of the side.
29
William Holt
Big man in the middle, lays tackle after tackle. Not afraid to throw them around!
31
Tom Mackinnon
Nuggety back pocket who is very smart. Links up with hands all day!
31
Luca Muschamp
Genuine CHB. Uses it well, wins 1 on 1's, and always has a red hot crack.
32
Hamish Edwards
Big man up forward who can take a mark. Picks up the ball like J. Brennan.
33
Marcello Di Nardo
34
Angus Passon
36
Texas Staughton
Our goal sneak who's moved down back. Steady player who loves to take a mark.
40
Jacob Beaumont
Big body, who loves the contest. Not afraid to tackle and take the game on.
Run and dash off half back and the wing. Uses the ball well, will take guys on.
Very hard tackler in and under can use the ball well.
Small forward livewire, runs all day and tackles hard. A little Hayden Ballantyne.
Livewire up forward, doesn't like to defend but will kick a few!
Solid as a rock off halfback with intercept marks. Uses the ball well.
Off a wing and half forward, he's electrifying. Has everything.
Outside ball winner, runs all day! Typical wingman here.
Solid footballer, gets the ball and uses it perfectly and plays his role every week.
GOALS
BEHINDS
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EAST MALVERN KNIGHTS IN U16 CHAMPIONSHIPS
East Malvern JFC players Gus Styles, Isaac Morrisby
and Jack Higgins played in the NAB U16 Draft AFL U16
competition up in Queensland during the winter school
holidays.
Through a tough selection process, the boys were chosen
to play in the championship, with a chance to represent the
Victorian Metro team in the national competition.
In round one the Vic Metro team couldn’t hold off the South
Australian team, going down by 26 points, but the Vic
Metro team worked hard in the match and were prepared
for the levels that the upcoming matches were going to
played at.
Round two saw the Knights boys and their team play Vic
Country. The Metro boys again played a difficult match
against a hard side and weren’t able to snag the victory,
being defeated by 19 points.
In their final match, the boys played Western Australia. Both
Higgins and Morrisby scored goals in the match and the Vic
Metro team ultimately sealed victory by 69 points.
Despite playing some great matches in the competition,
particularly in their round three win against WA, the
Vic Country team was a dominant force throughout the
championship and ultimately won the competition overall.
Higgins was also deemed the Best and Fairest player for
the entire competition across all the states for Division 1,
winning the Kevin Sheehan medal.
East Malvern JFC Secretary Andrew Close believes it is
an outstanding achievement for all the boys to play in
the competition and Higgins’ medal is “one that ranks as
possibly the highest individual achievement at our club”.
However being part of the competition for the three boys is
a testament to their football skills.
Playing great sides and other skilled players across the
country is a great opportunity for players to further develop
skills and learn about high performance AFL games.
The three players had a bit of a chat to SMJFL about
the competition and what it was like playing in the
championship.
Gus Styles
How did you keep yourself motivated through the
trials and selection process?
The selection process was a draining experience, both
physically and mentally, trying to stay motivated was
challenging at times. Having a goal to aim towards for each
session helped in staying focused on the overall objective.
What was it like playing with two of your EMJFC
teammates in the competition?
It was great to share the experience with Jack and Isaac,
having developed together over the past few years
especially. Seeing Jack succeed like he did was also a credit
to his remarkable work ethic - highly deserving.
How did you enjoy the competition?
Playing with and against such high quality footballers
throughout the competition provided the opportunity to learn
off others. The week was intense, as we had somewhat of
an insight into how much preparation is required to compete
at such a high level.
What was your favourite match of the
competition?
The match against South Australia was my favourite. We
showed what football we were capable of. Our first half of
football was exciting to be a part of and although we ended
up conceding a loss, our group took a lot of confidence out
of the match.
Isaac Morrisby
I kept myself motivated because I knew there would be a
good reward if I worked hard (making the side).
It was good playing with two East Malvern Knights’
teammates because I obviously know their game reasonably
well and rely on them kicking me the ball.
I really enjoyed competition meeting new people and
making new mates.
What was your favourite match of the
competition?
My favourite match would have to be against WA when we
won our first game of the championship.
Jack Higgins
It was easy to keep motivated, as I love playing football and
my teammates and coaches were great to work with. The
chance to represent Vic Metro was motivating enough.
Fantastic as we are good mates, also great to play
alongside other SMJFL players.
Loved playing the Nationals, such a positive experience and
I learned heaps from all the coaches.
What was your favourite match of the competition?
Enjoyed each game, we worked as a team and developed
our footy.
SMJFL along with the Mighty Knights congratulate the boys
and all other SMJFL players playing in the leagues across
the U16 championships - the highest level for U16 boys.
For more information about the U16 draft, head to www.
afl.com.au/draft/u16s and http://www.afl.com.au/
news/2015-07-11/2015-nab-afl-under16-champs-round-three
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DIVISION 3
DIVISION 2
DIVISION 1
UNDER 15 LADDERS
#
Team
P
W
L
D
B
FF
FA
For
Agst
%
% Won
1
St Kilda City U15 Div 1
13
11
2
0
2
0
0
964
585
164.79
84.62
2
13
10
3
0
2
0
0
953
712
133.85
76.92
3
Waverley Park Hawks U15 Gold
13
10
3
0
2
0
0
886
682
129.91
76.92
4
13
5
8
0
2
0
0
896
775
115.61
38.46
5
Ormond JFC
12
4
7
1
3
0
0
716
778
92.03
37.5
6
Murrumbeena JFC U15 Griffins
13
3
9
1
2
0
0
674
937
71.93
26.92
7
13
1
12
0
2
0
0
468
1088
43.01
7.69
#
Team
P
W
L
D
B
FF
FA
For
Agst
%
% Won
1
Bentleigh Demons/St Paul's
15
11
2
2
0
1
0
1232 713
172.79
80
2
East Malvern Blue
14
10
4
0
1
0
0
820
617
132.9
71.43
3
14
8
6
0
1
1
0
969
706
137.25
57.14
4
AJAX U15 Comets
14
7
5
2
1
1
1
795
797
99.75
57.14
5
Dingley U15
14
7
7
0
1
1
0
908
814
111.55
50
6
Cheltenham JFC - U15
15
7
8
0
0
1
0
871
971
89.7
46.67
7
Prahran U15 RED
11
2
9
0
0
0
0
502
843
59.55
18.18
8
15
2
13
0
0
0
4
594
1230
48.29
13.33
#
Team
P
W
L
D
B
FF
FA
For
Agst
%
% Won
1
St Peters FC Under 15 Div 3
13
10
3
0
2
1
0
1121 461
243.17
76.92
2
St Kilda City U15 Reds
13
9
4
0
2
0
0
947
695
136.26
69.23
3
Oakleigh U15
13
8
5
0
2
0
0
876
580
151.03
61.54
4
South Melbourne Districts U15
9
5
4
0
2
1
0
710
524
135.5
55.56
5
St Bedes/Mentone Tigers U15
14
6
8
0
1
0
0
689
1109
62.13
42.86
6
14
4
10
0
1
0
2
552
1281
43.09
28.57
7
Beaumaris FC (Great Whites)
14
3
11
0
1
0
0
560
920
60.87
21.43
#
Team
P
W
L
D
B
FF
FA
For
Agst
%
% Won
1
Ormond JFC
15
12
3
0
0
0
0
1054 445
236.85
80
2
Caulfield Bears U15
11
7
4
0
0
0
0
560
567
98.77
63.64
3
Waverley Park Hawks U15 Brown
15
8
6
1
0
0
0
954
644
148.14
56.67
4
East Malvern White
15
8
6
1
0
1
0
809
745
108.59
56.67
5
AJAX U15 Jets
15
8
7
0
0
0
1
759
631
120.29
53.33
6
Murrumbeena JFC U15 Lions
15
5
10
0
0
0
0
568
797
71.27
33.33
7
Mordialloc Braeside
15
4
11
0
0
0
1
615
1133
54.28
26.67
8
East Sandringham
15
3
12
0
0
1
0
510
1222
41.73
20
MCDONALD’S U15 DIV 1
East Sandringham narrowly edged Waverley Park to place second during the
regular season, ultimately earning a fixture with minor premiers St Kilda City. East
Sandringham brought their best brand of football to the contest thereby earning a
grand final place with a 45-point win. However, the Saints bounced back during
the preliminary final, defeating the Hawks by 44 points to earn a rematch with
the in-form Zebras.
East Malvern Blue and Bentleigh met during the first semi-final where East Malvern
accounted for the Demons in a close-fought game by 16 points to earn a grand
final berth. The minor premiers were then forced to do it tough, coming from behind
during the preliminary final to defeat East Brighton by 22 points. They were both
evenly matched in their semi-final, but the Demons will be keen to make up for lost
time at Mentone Grammar.
St Peters comfortably accounted for St Kilda City by 47 points during their semi-final
to qualify for the grand final. Ultimately, the Saints also managed to qualify after a
nail-biting 8-point win over Oakleigh during the competition’s preliminary final With
only one loss separating St Kilda from the top St Peters, both teams will be keen for
an impressive showdown.
Ormond JFC defeated the Caulfield Bears by 40 points during the semi-final stage
to book a place in the grand final. Their opponents, Waverley Park, overcame
East Malvern by 20 during the semi-finals and came back from the brink to defeat
Caulfield by 6 points in the preliminary final. Now they are facing off against
Ormond, who have been the dominant side of the season. But after taking down
the second team, Waverley should be feeling pretty confident.
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
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MCDONALD’S UNDER 15 DIVISION 1
EAST SANDRINGHAM JFC
ST KILDA CITY JFC
YELLOW AND BLACK
RED, WHITE, BLACK
Coach
Ryan Murphy
Coach
Darren Harvey
Assistant Coach
Neil McMaster
Assistant Coaches
Darren Crocker/Liam Danielis-Morley
Team Manager
Russell Stocker
Team Manager
Kate Stern
Runner
Chris Roe
Runner
Cameron Milnes
Captain
Hugo Read
Captain
Joel Crocker
Vice Captain
-
Vice Captain
Oscar Paulke
PLAYER
COMMENTS
Connor Murphy
Jesse Patrick
Ben Pryor
Oscar McMaster
Ky Morganthaler
Flynn Coyne
Jean Paul Callil
Hugh Hyslop
Max King
Jai Lyttleton
Hugo Read
Benjamin King
James Callil
Liam Stocker
Alex Gibson
Oscar Donald
Ben Branson
Jake Turner
Yael Hoorman
Bayley Warner
Darcy Tilbrook
Kai Weight
Nicholas Phillips
Austin Bradtke
Owen Gorozidis
Tom Bennet
Thomas Morris
Tom Murray
GOALS
BEHINDS
No.
PLAYER
COMMENTS
1
Joel Crocker
Crock: champion captain, Mr All-Australian
2
Harry Campbell
3
Bobby Tang
4
Jack Denborough
5
Connor Stewart
6
Tom Sheldrick
7
Billy Antal
8
Will Kennedy
Kenners: The perfect tapper
9
Hamish Dick
Hammer: bright boots, big kick
10
Ellison Guss
Ellison: nimble and enthusiastic
11
Elliott Spee
Elliott: quiet achiever
14
David Seager
Davo: consistent, determined, star player
15
Sammy Stynes
Big Sammy: the great mark
16
Adam Oulton
Adam: Mr Consistent
17
Tom Murphy
Tom: big kick
18
Max Milnes
Milnsey: great mark under pressure
19
Mackenzie Harvey
24
Oscar Paulke
Paulky: vice captain and the fuzzy-haired warrier
25
Callum Welsh
Welshy: loves to tackle
27
Will D'Amico
Damico: lightning
35
Ryan Basser
Basser: Mr flexible
36
Tom Foley
37
Connor Moohan
39
Zac Batagol
Harry: silky, swift and loves a chat
Mr Reliable, our brick wall
Denny: all class,
Stewie: in and under, always around
Big Tom: best ginger in the team!
Mr Muscle:the enforcer
Macca: Mr Football (and Mr Cricket!)
Tom: gutsy and committed
Big Connor: big heart
Zac: tough and tall
GOALS
BEHINDS
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BENTLEIGH JFC
BLUE/WHITE/RED
RED, BLUE AND YELLOW
BENTLEIGH/ST PAULS
No.
Coach
Ben Crowe
Coach
Dale Lewis
Assistant Coach
Mack Rivett
Assistant Coaches
Rob Burns, David Franklin, Sam Coligero
Team Manager
Lucy Lewis
Team Manager
Nick Fogarty
Runner
Scott Duane
Runner
Sam Coligero
Captain
Jack Potter
Captains
Callum Jones, Maxx Black
Vice Captains
Ryan Matthews/Alastair Richards
Vice Captains
Andrew Furdetsky, Tom Fogarty, Tim Mullane
PLAYER
COMMENTS
GOALS
BEHINDS
No.
PLAYER
COMMENTS
1
Joshua Salmon
1
3
Lachlan Ward
2
A. Martin
Skilful midfielder that can go forward. Very creative
4
Will Lewis
4
T. Fogarty
Slick, skilful and great competitor, Midfield/Froward.
5
Tom Cohen
5
J. Catts
6
Lachlan Kennett
6
D. Walker
7
Alastair Richards
7
S. McCracken
Reliable, committed team utility that can play many positions
Sam Crowe
A. Furdetskyy
Determined, tough hard running player, having a good year .
11
8
9
L. Still
13
Ryan Matthews
10
M. Foster
Determined utility that can run all day, able to shut down players as well,
14
Tomas Riley
11
R. Fenech
Strong, hard and reliable back man. Solid on team values and great to coach
15
Daniel Condon
12
B. Gore
18
Jack Potter
13
M. Chamaa
22
Lewis Morgan
15
M. Black
23
Ethan Duane
16
T. Haar-Lewis
Talented tall forward with good ground level skills, Good team player
24
James Mc Cormack
17
W. Canning
Consistent determined and reliable utility having a great season
18
T. Mullane
26
Riley Siegal
19
H. Ferdinand
27
Finn Parker
20
J. Burns
28
Nicholas Johns
21
L. Halloran
Talented Wingman/Forward that can run all day
30
Fraser Morrisby
22
A. Newton
Reliable forward/back man, loves the club and does the team things
48
Thomas Miller
23
P. Franklin
Back man turned strong marking forward, having a fine season, high goal assist creator
61
Finn Craig
24
J. Paul
Strong, completive talented key position player, Great mark and good running capacity
62
Max Di Cintio
28
D. McDonald
81
Perry Lindsay
30
M. Dennis
44
C. Jones
N. Lawrence
Strong talented key position player, great skills, has poise
Reliable, solid and determined. Settled well deep down back.
Strong ruckman that is reliable, able to play key positions and loves a goal
Midfielder/Forward that fights hard in the contest. Hard to beat one on one
Hard running half back / wingman, reliable and creative
Speedy, determined utility that is a find in his first year at club
Hard half back captain, good communicator and loves playing for the team
Creative, hard contested ball winner. Great to coach and having a fine season
Skilful, explosive running midfielder that uses the ball very well
Skilful utility that creates a lot of goal assists, loves a goal and works hard for the team
Tough utility with evasive skills, able to play many roles
First season with club, Talented player up Forward or Back
Reliable midfield/key position captain having a standout season. Great competitor
GOALS
BEHINDS
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ST KILDA CITY JFC
BLACK, GREEN AND RED
RED, WHITE, BLACK
U15 REDS
No.
Coach
Steve Hall
Coach
Julian Twigg
Assistant Coach
Joel McKee
Assistant Coach
Glenn Andrew
Team Manager
Linda Robbins
Team Manager
Simon Barnaby
Runner
Dave Kelly
Runner
Stu Dale
Captain
Daniel Jones
Captains
Jesse Andrew / Cameron Robertson
Vice Captains
Jack Richardson / Luca Almiento
Vice Captain
Lachlan Goldsworthy
PLAYER
COMMENTS
GOALS
BEHINDS
No.
PLAYER
COMMENTS
Playing above his limits as the number 1 ruckman. Sauce
1
Joesph Pious
Reads the play like it's Pythagora's theorem. Joey
2
Leo Naylor
Daniel Jones
Instrumental leader who finds a heap of the footy.
3
Curtis Sayers
Ever reliable ball winner who can run all day. Richo
4
Harry Ross
Zach Rattray
Not only is Zach our leading goal kicker, but can play at both ends of the field.
8
Charlie Vandergriff
10
Jesse Andrew
12
Harry Watson-Hann
13
Hugo Twigg
14
Samuel Proudlove
15
Lewis Barnaby
Midfielders win medals, defenders win premierships
16
Oscar Dale
A goalsneak wrapped in mystery inside an enigma
17
Oliver Bott
Big motor, deft disposal, knows where the goals are
18
Cameron Robertson
20
Elliot Jones
21
Johnny Wilson
22
Charlie Edwards
Halfback of the century, rebound specialist
25
Zach Weatherley
Tall, athletic, utility with terrific vision and strength
27
Ethan Gough
29
Jack McGindle
30
Declan Hollick
32
Harry Evans
The heartbeat of the engine room, beats taller opponent every week
Fast, agile wingman, peerless deliverer of the footy to his forwards
1
Jarrod Hall
2
3
4
Jack Richardson
8
Benji Copeland
The reincarnation of Jonathan Brown, a winner
9
Ethan Foulds
Smaller player, but not afraid to get his hands dirty.
Ned Walsh
Swing man who can do the job anywhere on the ground.
12
Zane Murphy
The wrecking ball - Be Afraid.
13
Stephen Kelly
Reliable Fullstop.
14
Lochlan Yeoh
Solid as a rock. Can play anywhere
16
Zac Barrett
18
Mitchell Bedford
19
Joseph Amato
21
Nathan Jane
22
Jack Blight
24
Luca Almiento
Enjoys playing on kids twice his size.
25
Jack Robinson
Loves splitting packs open! and horses. Robbo
29
Liam Hatt
32
Leo Grenville
His footskills are as sweet as his strawberry blonde hair.
33
Muba Laing
Small fast and cuts up the grass - try catching him. Moomba
34
Jake Penny
Underrated player who always just does the job when asked.
45
Riley Maher
33
Lachie Tindall
Reads the play like a book and always plays to instuctions.
47
Ryan Smith
Quiet achiever. Can play any position on the ground and does it well. Ryno
34
42
Yuhan Cao
Lachy Harris
62
Stephen Osborne
Solid player who attacks the ball hard, can play back and forward.
49
Austin Lawson
Great crumbing forward who has scored the most behinds for the team. Humprey
The Blue Moon, when sighted, it's always special.
Elagant, stylish, and a tremendous kick of the football.
Get out of the way.
The tallest non ruckman ever, and has hands like glue.
Best 1 on 1 player in the team, Accountable, always.
A Champion in any position down the spine, worth 3 opponents
10
Spiritual leader. Barry
Gifted kick, mark, tackle and predatory goal instincts
Tall, athletic, plays at either end and always at 100%
Mobile ruck/forward, big motor, loves a goal
Hard working defender with great vision and a thumping kick
A bookend at either end of the ground, never beaten
Quality utility, great ball winner
The whole enchilada, back, forward, midfield, pure class
Match winner on the wing, the hardest working player in the team.
X Factor, can turn a game in a flash
Will 'o the wisp on-baller
Nuggetty stoppage specialist, shuts down opponents with ease
Defensive rock, they shall not pass.
Defensive minded flanker with a flag in his sights
Versatile ruckman, a tall for all weathers
Flint, hard and flawless midfielder, enormous right foot
GOALS
BEHINDS
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WAVERLEY PARK JFC
BROWN AND BLUE
BROWN & GOLD
U15 BROWN
Coach
Assistant Coach
No.
Coach
Francis Palleschi
Assistant Coach
Damian Mannix
Jason Bodsworth
Team Manager
Angela Fitzpatrick
Team Manager
Maria Cappello
Runner
Chris Ciampoli
Runner
Dave O'Neill
Captains
Zach Raymond & Angus Grey
Captain
James O'Neill
Vice Captain
Sam Bowen
Vice Captain
Lachlan Goldsworthy
PLAYER
COMMENTS
1
Will Cavey
4
6
7
Joel Hardy
Consistently among the goal kickers and will trouble any defender.
12
Liam Taffe
Smart and versatile player who can play in any area of the ground.
GOALS
BEHINDS
No.
PLAYER
COMMENTS
Fast running defender/midfielder who finds plenty of the ball.
2
Spencer Wieclaw-Suchomel
Bryn Armstrong
Strong bodied utility player who always provides contest.
Jake Roberts
3
Matthew Cappello
Highly skilled key position player who reads the play well.
4
Savvas Massalas
13
Aedan Gordon
15
George Richardson
16
Alex Camm
Strong overhead mark who reads the flight of the ball better than most.
17
Magnus Urban
Courageous key position forward with sticky hands. Deceptively quick.
18
Dashing player that catches the eye of spectators in every game he plays.
A-grade ruckman who gives his team first use of the ball.
5
Joseph Cincotta
6
Max Wellington
7
Harris Dimopoulos
9
Thomas Mannix
10
James O'Neill
11
William Hayes
Declan Skahill
Hard nut defender who pinch hits in the midfield. Good skills under pressure.
19
Hugh Quin
Wingman who is indispensible for the team. Will run hard forward and back all day.
12
Jasper roberts
25
Chris Ciampoli
Super skilled ball magnet. Will cut up the opposition if afforded any space.
17
Alexander Palleschi
28
Sam O'Connor
Key position defender with a do-or-die attitude. Plays better under pressure.
18
Brodie Gravell
29
Jack Stewart
Small defender who is the most courageous pound-for-pound player on the team.
20
William Bolch
32
Andreas Matheou
Key position big man who can play anywhere on the field. Spiritual leader.
21
Lachlan Goldsworthy
22
Adrian DeMarco-Toro
34
Angus Grey
35
Preston Bodsworth
36
Theo Ralph
Has excellent endurance and regularly kicks goals. Strong marking skills.
38
Zach Raymond
Co-captain who plays in any position. A natural player with elite football IQ.
41
Cameron Quitt
A-grade forward with elite ball-handling and evasion skills.
42
Adam Cosgrave
Co-captain midfielder with superior skills and class.
Lightening fast forward with elite endurance and penetrating kick.
Silky smooth midfielder whose skills are sublime. A high possession player.
23
Ryan Kilgower
24
Nelson Horner
25
Kristian Parisi
28
Gregory Lui
33
Ryan O'Hara
Angelo Cappello
45
Luis Fennessy
47
Patrick McKenzie
Midfield general with unparalleled strength over the ball. Regularly intercepts the ball.
37
48
Michael Shostak
His size and strength usually go unrivalled. Infectious enthusiasm lifts the team.
54
Keiry Chronis
54
Damon Whiting
Gritty defender with determination and big heart. Strong in contests and never gives up.
55
Shaun MacIsaac
Key position backman with enhanced concentration and situational awareness.
GOALS
BEHINDS
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FEMALE FOOTY IS GROWING, BUT “WE NEED TO KEEP GOING”
Girls’ football across the SMJFL community continues to
grow. The girls team in the SMJFL Interleague took out
their first win ever in this year’s competition, with the
skill and participation levels building across the league.
At the professional end of the spectrum, the second of
the two women’s AFL exhibition matches played last
weekend was broadcasted live on Channel 7.
With talks of a national league, the prospects of junior
girls playing senior footy are exciting.
Chyloe Kurdas, Female Football Development
Manager at AFL Victoria, thinks the levels these girls
are now playing is unbelievable.
“It’s quite remarkable the standard of football that
these girls play,” Kurdas said.
“We had the Herald Sun Shield girls grand final
played as a double-header to an AFL game for the first
time ever.
“What that says is that there are more girls taking
up more opportunities to play school footy whether
that’s to develop their skills or have a kick with their
girlfriends or whether it’s playing in competitions.
“If you go and watch youth girls, or even junior girls
play on the weekend, the standard of footy is so much
better.”
Kurdas also agrees the amount of the girls’ playing
footy is building, with every part of the game showing
growth.
“It positions us very well for what we hope to achieve
next for the national and high performance [games],”
Kurdas says.
“We used to just talk youth girls didn’t we?
“But of course now we have junior girls, and of course
we have growth in open age women’s footy.”
2015 marks 50 years of women’s participation in AFL,
with 35 years of a national women’s league. With the
two exhibition matches this year, girls are getting more
and more opportunities to play with an increased
focus on the game from the AFL.
However the work is certainly far from over if the aim
of a national competition is to be realised for female
footballers.
“I think a lot of interest is being shown at the top-end,
the AFL end which is important. But to complement
that, we need to do a lot of work and keep focusing
on a really strong base at community level,” Kurdas
said.
“We need clubs to commit to putting their hand up
and keep having a vertical pathway within their clubs.
“Establishing an under 9s team, that’ll become an
under 12s team, then the following year that’ll become
an under 15.
“You don’t have to do it all at once but you do one
bit at a time and what that will do it fuel and seed the
next bit and it happens organically.”
Kurdas’ proof of the dominant female interest in
football stems from the amount of girls who come to
Auskick.
“We have more girls every year across the state
coming to Auskick than any other segment of the game
every year,” Kurdas said.
“But we’re only retaining about 30 per cent of them.
“We’re getting a touch point in female footy, but we’re
not really capitalising on the interest that comes with it.”
However there is plenty that clubs, Auskick centres
and players can do to ensure that the environment is
beneficial to girls wanting to play football.
“The reason why we’ve had such great growth in
female footy across the state in the last 11 and 12
years has been because we’ve set up all female
participation experiences within an integrated
environment,” Kurdas said
“We need to do the same in Auskick - Where we
establish all female groups within a mixed sex Auskick
centre.
“Capitalise on that massive interest that comes into
Auskick by setting up an all girls group, creating the
right environment that girls need and desire, then
retaining those girls, moving them into senior footy
and the community football pathway.”
“We need about 250,000 community football
participants across the country if we’re going to be
really strong and viable women’s national league so
we’ve got a lot of work to do at community level.”
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To get involved, or to hear more about the
opportunities for female footballers at SMJFL, check out
the ‘Female Football - South Metro Girls’ information
on the website.
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DIV ISIO N 2
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GRAND FINAL PREVIEW
#
Team
P
W
L
D
B
FF
FA For
1
St Peters FC Under 15 Girls
Div 1
15
15
0
0
0
0
0
2
St Bedes/Mentone Tigers
U15 Girls
15
11
4
0
0
1
3
Prahran JFC U15 Girls
14
10
4
0
1
4
Beaumaris FC Lady Sharks
15
7
8
0
5
East Malvern U15 Girls
14
6
8
6
East Brighton Vampires JFC 15
Under 15 Girls Div 1
#
Team
1
%
% Won
756 123
614.63
100
0
718 398
180.4
73.33
0
2
487 306
159.15
71.43
0
1
0
412 430
95.81
46.67
0
1
0
0
504 438
115.07
42.86
2
13 0
0
1
1
288 719
40.06
13.33
P
W
L
D
B
FF
FA For
%
% Won
BBJFC U15 Girls
9
7
2
0
2
0
2
428 172
248.84
77.78
2
Waverley Park Hawks Under
15 Girls
10
7
3
0
1
1
0
294 203
144.83
70
3
Bentleigh JFC
10
6
4
0
1
0
0
283 288
98.26
60
4
Mt Waverley Falcons JFC
10
5
5
0
1
1
0
365 182
200.55
50
5
St Kilda City JFC Inc.
10
4
6
0
1
1
0
212 359
59.05
40
6
7
2
5
0
2
0
0
174 260
66.92
28.57
7
East Brighton Vampires JFC Under 15 Girls Div 2
10
2
8
0
1
0
1
167 518
32.24
20
Agst
Agst
MELBOURNE FC U15 GIRLS DIV 1
St Peters were able to win their semi-final and earn direct entry into
the final while Prahran took the longer route to the grand final with
wins over Beaumaris and St Bedes Mentone. Despite sitting outside
the top two during the regular season, Prahran have proved their
worth and will be solid competition for St Peters.
MELBOURNE FC U15 GIRLS DIV 2
Brighton Beach topped the ladder during the season subsequently
receiving a favourable draw and opportunity to move directly to the
grand final. The Kangaroos achieved this by defeating the Hawks by
35 points. Their final opponents, Bentleigh, defeated Mt Waverley
and Waverley Park by 33 and 13 points respectively en-route to final.
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ST PETERS JFC
PRAHRAN JFC
RED, GREEN AND BLACK
ROYAL BLUE AND LIGHT BLUE
Coach
Josh Hartwig
Coach
Steve Zayler
Assistant Coach
-
Assistant Coach
John Rothfield
Team Manager
Brett Kuhnell
Team Manager
Sam McKay
Runners
Matt Grasso / Joe Ercolano
Runner
Andrew McKay
Captain
Grace Bridges
Captain
-
Vice Captain
-
Vice Captain
-
PLAYER
COMMENTS
3
Sarah Hartwig
6
Larnie Beadman
7
Eliza James
11
Madison Kuhnell
12
Rylee Pattison-Moore
13
Isabelle Barnewall
14
Alana Porter
15
Hayley Efthymiadis
17
Holly Davies
18
Taylah Ercolano
19
Caroline Hart
"Cazzaaaa" Great hands, strong mark, big kick
22
Grace Bridges
Super fit, runs all day, great skills, natural leader
23
Makayla Houniet
24
Lilly Felder
25
Taylah Grasso
Tough, relentless, reliable, never say die attitude
26
Kate Holden
Super boot, experienced, strong at ground level
31
Eilidh McDonough
32
Carlie Cochrane
33
Bianca Ciavarella
35
Annabelle Kidd
37
Lily Bradley
38
Maddison Bowd
Rookie year, determined, great tackler and goal kicker
39
Emma Weberruss
Has all of the skills, good mark, strong kick, determined, goal kicker
Tough, super fit, loves swinging on to her left foot, runs all day
Break out year, tough, determined, 2nd 3rd and 4th efforts at the ball
Playing well above her years, great skills, strong
Likes it in close, loves tackling, getting it out to space
Rookie, confidence growing, enthusiastic
Strong hands, good mark, tough, loves the packs
Ferocious tackler, great speed, super fit
Silky skills, loves a run and a bounce, reliable
Pocket rocket, quick, goal kicker, playing her 100th game in the Grand Final
Loves a run and a bounce, terrific goal kicker (leads SMJFL in goal kickers)
"Macca", good in close, always at the bottom of packs, strong tackler
Break out year, determined, versatile, strong mark and goal kicker
Enthusiastic, works hard, determined,
Versatile, good runner, strong skills
Rookie, super fit, loves to run, enthusiastic
Great defensive skills, rebound queen, strong skills
Rookie, enthusiastic, good mark
GOALS
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1
3
4
5
6
7
8
12
14
16
17
20
21
22
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
PLAYER
COMMENTS
Sophia Rothfield
Polly Green
Emily Stuckey
Abbie McKay
Holly Bate
Madeleine O'Brien
Millicent Perkins
Olivia Poole
Milly Darby
Heidi Templeton
Lucy Slobom
Pascale Rae
Sophia Kaleski
Eliza Chantrell
Eliza McArthur
Stephanie Cross
Ella Best
Yasmin Swann
Gabriella Nelson
Grace Kaleski
Jessica Best
Abigail Proper
Isobel Rose
Cleo Faulks
Ella Bennetts
Anabelle Hardwick
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BEHINDS
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BENTLEIGH JFC
BLUE AND WHITE
RED & BLUE
Coach
Jon Frederico
Coach
Brendan O'Donnell
Assistant Coach
-
Assistant Coach
Tim Rossiter
Team Manager
Helena Arrigo
Team Manager
James Clair
Runner
Kai Weight
Runner
-
Captain
Emmie Frederico
Captain
-
Vice Captain
Jordan Jarick
Vice Captain
-
PLAYER
COMMENTS
4
Emily Dann
5
Alice Moroney
6
Layla Ellis
7
Sophie Dilena
8
Madeline Whitehead
9
Jasmine Parrott
Another fast outside player who is a deceptively strong overhead mark
10
Ryannah Hack
Fast through the midfield and strong in the packs
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BEHINDS
No.
PLAYER
COMMENTS
Quick and balanced, setting up goals for teamamates is standard practice
1
N. Irugalbandara
The hard one of the team, always in and under no matter where she is playing
2
M. Howard
The time of Pendlebury and the hardness of Fyfe - beautiful kick of the ball
3
T. Clarke
4
B. Giacometti
5
R. McKenzie
Great ball user who wins every one on one contest
Tall Centre Half Back who can go forward and hit the scoreboard
6
K. Hoy
7
M. Cook
9
C. Rossiter
11
Isabel Townsend
Bustling defender who creates goals through breaking the lines
12
Emmie Frederico
Bustling ruck who likes to break packs and kick goals
14
Hannah Rockman
Hard ball gets in the midfield and a strong overhead mark
10
B. Tormey
15
Sophie Stewart
Quick and agile forward who regularly snaps the goals
11
E. Gibson
16
Evangeline Laycock
Plays either end of the ground and breaks the lines, is the link man of the team
12
L. O'Donnell
17
Layne Davies
Another strong outside runner who mixes it in the packs
14
G. Clair
18
Laura Bourke
Deceptively quick and makes sure every tackle sticks
19
Karina Horton
Strong overhead mark with real goal sense
15
M. Hill
16
J. Beaton
20
Poppy Kavadias
Athletic ruck with a penetrating kick
21
Phoebe Galileos
Tough all over the ground, never loses a contest and always hits the goals.
22
Georgia-Mae Mahan
Strong overhead mark who plays back and forward, goals are a favorite
23
Jordan Jarick
Hits the goals every week and creates space and time for her teammates
20
J. Rossiter
Outside runner with pace to burn, but also willing to get the hard ball
28
B. Howard
Gritty defender, won't let the ball get past, relishes setting up goals up forward.
33
M. De Vries
24
Meg Cairns
25
Olivia Arrigo
17
A. Aly
18
S. Georgas
GOALS
BEHINDS
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UNDER 18 YOUTH GIRLS
EAST BRIGHTON
VAMPIRES JFC
RED, WHITE V
VAMPIRETTES
Coach
Assistant Coach
Team Manager
Runner
Captain
Vice Captain
No.
Michael Garner
Jamie Parrott
Ken Horan
Emma Dumas
Chris Blanche
Amy Dumas
PLAYER
2
Carly Dillon
3
Jessie Mount
4
Sienna Parrott
5
Amy Dumas (Captain)
7
Hannah Dawes
8
Georgina Garner
9
Lilly Blanche
10
Sophie Barbas
11
Jemima Broadhead
12
Georgia Emberton
13
Phoebe Fitzpatrick
15
Ella Furphy
16
Chenayde Reid
17
Isabella Blanche
18
Rachel Ponter
20
Kristal Lugosi
21
Lani Trevena
22
Alexandra McFadden
23
Alice Edmonds
24
Stephanie Wallace
25
Jennifer Power Horan
PREVIEW
The East Brighton Vampirettes (SMJFL) are through to
the U18 Youth Girls Grand Final, facing off against the
Whitehorse Colts (YJFL).
For the 2015 season, the U18 Youth Girls competition at
SMJFL are playing within the Yarra Junior Football League,
to allow for a fully supported and developed Youth Girls
competition for both the leagues.
The EBVJFC Girls are undefeated for the competition
this year, with all of the Girls working extremely hard
to continue their winning streak. In the semi-final, the
Vampirettes had a strong victory over the Highett Doggies
(SMJFL), who just couldn’t match the East Brighton Girls’
kicking power. The Vampirettes claimed victory 11.6.72 to
the Bulldogs 1.0.6.
Second-placed Highett had a tough team to beat in their
preliminary-final. Despite their hard work, they were also
defeated by the Whitehorse Colts in the preliminary,
losing 0.4.4 to 9.5.59.
Now the Colts have their chance to prove their skills
against the Vampires. Can the Vampirettes hold onto their
impressive undefeated streak? The SMJFL wishes luck to
East Brighton to demonstrate their strong football skills and
teamwork on Sunday.
The game will be held on Sunday August 30, 2015 at
10:15am at Stradbroke Park, Kew.
For more information about the competition through the
YJFL, please visit their website and competition page.
Thanks to all the SMJFL teams who participated in the
Under 18 Youth Girls Sunday competition this year,
congratulations on your achievements and we hope you
enjoyed the rivalries within YJFL.
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#
Team
P
W
L
D
B
FF
FA For
Agst
%
% Won
1
Hampton Rovers AFC
15
11
4
0
0
1
0
1073
667
160.87
73.33
2
15
10
5
0
0
0
0
846
690
122.61
66.67
3
East Malvern Blue
15
9
5
1
0
0
1
997
711
140.23
63.33
4
15
7
7
1
0
0
0
866
917
94.44
50
5
Ormond JFC
15
6
9
0
0
0
0
858
819
104.76
40
6
15
4
11 0
0
0
0
700
1017
68.83
26.67
#
Team
P
W
L
D
B
FF
FA For
Agst
%
% Won
1
South Melbourne Districts
U16
14
12
2
0
1
0
0
1018
543
187.48
85.71
2
East Brighton Vampires JFC Under 16 Div 2
11
8
3
0
0
1
0
780
517
150.87
72.73
3
East Malvern White
14
8
6
0
1
0
1
785
786
99.87
57.14
4
Murrumbeena JFC U16
14
7
7
0
1
0
0
916
760
120.53
50
5
11
5
6
0
0
0
0
602
623
96.63
45.45
6
U16
11
0
11 0
0
0
0
401
833
48.14
0
#
Team
P
W
L
D
B
FF
FA For
Agst
%
% Won
1
Waverley Park Hawks U16
13
11
2
0
2
1
0
998
505
197.62
84.62
2
Ajax U16
13
10
3
0
2
1
0
1079
596
181.04
76.92
3
Dingley U16
10
7
3
0
1
0
0
742
478
155.23
70
4
St Kilda City JFC Inc.
10
6
4
0
1
0
0
739
531
139.17
60
5
St Peters Bentleigh Demons
Under 16 Div 3
14
7
7
0
1
0
0
786
813
96.68
50
6
14
6
8
0
1
0
0
905
819
110.5
42.86
7
Beaumaris FC (Great Whites) 13
4
9
0
2
0
0
606
921
65.8
30.77
8
Ormond JFC
13
3
10 0
2
0
0
536
1087
49.31
23.08
9
12
0
12 0
1
0
2
297
1239
23.97
0
It’s the third-placed Knights taking on the first placed Rovers in what’s set
to be a challenging match for both teams. The second placed Beaumaris
Sharks were no match for East Malvern in the semi, the Knights dominated
play for the whole match. East Malvern have beaten the Rovers once
this season already and are looking impressive. The Rovers have got a
challenge ahead.
The South Melbourne Districts have had one loss against the Vampires,
while the Vampires have suffered defeat twice. The Vampires just weren’t
able to break through the South Melbourne defence. Can the Vampires
claim the final victory? Or will the Bloods be able to make it three in a
row against this strong side?
It’s been a tight contest at the top all year, with Ajax managing to knock
the top side off in the semi-finals, only for Waverley Park Hawks to
come back through the preliminary and meet them again. Only one loss
between the two and now they’re going to be playing for the right to top
spot.
No.
1
3
4
6
7
8
9
11
13
14
16
17
18
19
20
21
23
24
25
27
28
30
31
32
33
34
35
37
39
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HAMPTON AFC
EAST MALVERN JFC
GOLD AND GREEN
RED, WHITE AND BLUE
ROVERS
KNIGHTS
U16 BLUE
Coach
Ash Roberts
Coach
Tony Phillips
Assistant Coach
Lou Folino
Assistant Coach
Merv Shannon
Team Managers
Paul Lohan
Team Managers
Philip Riska/Matthew Conron
Runner
John Campigli
Runner
Hugo Stephenson
Captain
Anthony Folino
Captains
Isaac Morrisby/Jack Higgins
Vice Captain
-
Vice Captain
-
PLAYER
Cam Hodges
Lachie Harris
Max Lohan
Anthony Folino
Jack Smart
Matt Speirs
Adam Schaeche
Will Bowden
Alexander Adams
Oscar Roberts
Max Coughlin
Finn Campigli
Sam Larkworthy
Josh Mcintyre
Paddy Inglis
Albert Lynn
Harry Hynes
Jak Nardino
Seb Williams
Will Walker
Alfie Jarnestrom
Callum Dodd
Nick Flocas
Jack Klonaris
Samme Raghdo
Charlie Hicks
Mitch Hurd
James Mangoni
Harry Crisp
Will Lewis
COMMENTS
Hodgie provides great link play as a great reader of the play. Dangerous near goals
Lach is cat like with his balance and movement across the ground. Keeps finding the footy
GOALS
BEHINDS
No.
1
PLAYER
COMMENTS
Tom Conron
Goal sneak who plays tall for his size. Form has built during the year
2
Geordie Nagle
A good player in heavy traffic, has led from the front all year
Fols leads by example with his courage and desperation, as well as being damaging near goals
3
Charles McGaw
Silky skills and a great sense for the goals.
Smarty is a clever link player across the wing, constantly getting involved for his team
6
Callam Walters
A disciplined footballer who consistently beats bigger opponents
Suppas loves getting involved in the contested footy. Great work rate and endurance
7
Oscar Dowd
The Cowboy. An injury interupted season, but gives his all when he is on the park
8
Lachlan Fox
A great athlete who can play forward and provide support in the ruck
Maxie is just a competitiveness beast. Teammates love being on the end of his raking left foot
Schasy is powerful impact player, able to constantly burst away from stoppages
Wilbur is a polished left footer, who can be dangerous down forward
Alex will wear his opponent tightly and is a contender for the iron fist award down back
9
Nicholas Watson-Munro Combines pace with hardness over the ball. Continues to play his best football.
Robbo is at his best when launching at pack marks, and we don’t mind him lining up from 40m+
10
Isaac Morrisby
A key forward who provides a target. A recognised big game player
Coggers is quick with his hands and feet and will always find a teammate
11
Jack Higgins
A complete footballer who wins his own ball and provides run all day
12
Bailey Smith
Has quickly become a crownd favourite with his hardness at the ball and creativity
J-Mac is a great reader of the play and is prepared to put his body on the line in filling the holes
13
Alexander Lowe
Pinga is a great reader of the play, and will runoff his opponent in straight lines for his team
14
Damien Riska
A quick and smart backman who provides pace to the back six
Alby is Mr Reliable down back usually takes the big forwards. Provides great run out of defence
19
Trent Shannon
Versatile player who has been consistent all year. Has really stepped up
20
Daniel Iozzi
Started the year with a bang, an accurate kick capable of kicking long goals
Sebosh inspires his teamates with not only skills, but his work rate and tackling pressure
21
Jake Wilson
A tap ruck man who brings athleticism and endurance to the on ball division
Walks brings to his team an X-factor. Able to break the lines with his atheletic run and carry
22
Finn Healy
Alfie is poised, skilled, and a great thinker of the game. Seems to have that extra element of time
23
Max Tarraran
The prototypal backman who like Alex Rance can hurt oppositions with run from defence
24
Josh Murray
A smart half back not afraid to run of his opponent and set up team mates
25
Ethan Phillips
Has stood tall across half back all year. Capable of controlling half back with strong marking
Ragdog will engage in the contested footy and is a ball magnet when it comes to clearances
26
Angus Styles
His pace and delivery across the half back line is a crucial for team balance
Chicks brings an infectious energy to his team, through his speed, pressure and courage
27
Oscar Bennett
Hard and skillful. Capable of taking an opposition tall while creating with his own run.
28
Lachlan Height
A bigbodied midfielder in the Nat Fyfe mould
30
Lachlan Fish
Will do a job for the team. A great addition to the Blues back 6
32
Harry Baxter
Has the aerobic capacity to run with opposition midfielders and shut them down
Finny has the silky skills, whose unselfish play constantly brings his teamates into the play
Larkers not only wears his opponent like a glove, but will run off for his teams advantage
Hynsie is like a bull terrier with his attack on the footy and pressure on the opposition
Nardeilidio's run, carry and long kicking leads the "metres to advantage" stats for his team
Dodds is a just a work horse in the ruckman role and is prepared to do his job for his team
Flocs is our General down back. Loves to break the packs opens coming out of defence
JK is a fine athelete with great hands whether marking or tapping the ball to his midfielders
Hurdy will match up on the big forwards, and just always seems to handle the ball cleanly
Mango is like a thoroughbred the way he moves across the ground and a great user of the ball
Crispy is Mr Versatile able to play any role for his team, but we like him up forward
Shlew provides a massive presence down the spine, whether taking clutch marks or hitting the packs hard
Has provided great drive off half back in his few outings for the year
A strong marking forward. The hard tracks over the September finals will suit his style of game
GOALS
BEHINDS
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DISTRICTS JFC
EAST BRIGHTON
VAMPIRES JFC
WHITE WITH RED V
RED WITH WHITE V
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No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
22
24
27
30
31
32
33
34
35
37
40
Coach
Brett Patrikeos
Coach
Will Marshall
Assistant Coach
Tom Murrihy
Assistant Coach
Andrew English
Team Manager
Elaine Stewart
Team Manager
Ross Gregory
Runner
-
Runner
Captain
Harry Gustin
Captain
Vice Captain
Max Capp
Vice Captain
PLAYER
COMMENTS
Malachy A-Brown
Joe Koz
William Middleton
Julian Musco
Athan Stamatelatos
Matthew March
Tom Murphy
Max Capp
Jack Bailey
Harrison Murrihy
Hamish Tudhope
Lachlan Armstrong
Max Farrell
Nathan Nardella
Josh Palmer
Alex Scott
Zephyr Howson
Ryan Strauch
Harry Gustin
Jamie Brooker
Louis Gleeson
Ellis Niall
Oliver Marks
Josh Mazzeo
Joe O'Connell
Tim Rzeniowiecki
Charlie Thompson
Osman Soylemez
Blaise Bajram
Vincent Waddington
Skilful flanker with great ability to read the play
Versatile small player who can play at either end of the ground
In & under small who inspires his teammates with his courage
Hard at it with good hands and great courage
Nuggety defender who takes the game on with his fast pace
Skilful player who gets in and under and uses the ball beautifully
Solid midfielder and goal kicking forward with great marking skills
Highly skilled contested ball winner and dangerous forward
Damaging forward who is very good one on one
Hard working backman who very rarely gets beaten in a contest
Great competitor, strong overhead backman who provides great run
Solid mid/defender who is a fearless contested ball winner
Skillful pacy onballer/ fwd who provides great run and carry
Close marking defender/mid with great disposal
Hard at it utility who can play fwd or back
Running defender/wing who has a penetrating kick
Tough, talented onballer/fwd who is a damaging goal kicker
Hard working utility who uses the ball well
Prolific ball winner and team orientated pacy mid fielder
Hard working and mobile tall who always gives 100%
Talented mid/flanker with great skills and smarts
Beautiful kicking utility who can play fwd or back
Strong competitor who has very good hands
Dashing flanker / mid who wins the hard ball
Talented tall who competes strongly and is a damaging forward
Hard at it defender who can break open packs
Injury interrupted season but a highly talented big man
Athletic tall with a great leap and beautiful kick
Skilful forward who has a great pair of hands and long kick
Tough defender who competes fiercely and is rarely beaten
GOALS
BEHINDS
No.
PLAYER
COMMENTS
Lachlan Barber
Sam Cameron
Lachlan Campbell
Benjamin Carvalho
Oscar Cramp
Daniel Dowling
Finn English
Jon Epifanidis
Liam Farrell
Benjamin Gierlach
Jordan Gregory
Samuel Hall-Kahan
Bede Harry
Oliver Hurley
Jordan Johnston
William Larke
Diellon Lihari
Liam Maher
Will Manuell
Jayce Morgan
Sam Pirola
Thomas Pirola
Steven Raymer
Jesper Robinson
Sam Sofronidis
Joe Squires
Angus Stucki
Declan Treagear-Ragg
Jonathon Woodward
GOALS
BEHINDS
No.
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WAVERLEY PARK HAWKS JFC
BROWN AND GOLD
Coach
Oliver Hoffman
Coach
Carmelo D'Angelo
Assistant Coach
Ben Sher
Assistant Coach
-
Team Manager
Tony Beaconsfield
Team Manager
Stacie Morgan
Runner
Jayden Yarrow
Runner
Mitchell D'Angelo
Captains
Ari Syber, Brody Velleman & Matthew Beaconsfield
Captain
Bradley Kreidl
Vice Captain
-
Vice Captain
Jackson D'angelo
PLAYER
COMMENTS
Matthew Beaconsfield
Beaco
GOALS
BEHINDS
No.
3
PLAYER
COMMENTS
Riley Payne
2
Nick Herskope
7
Matt Jago
3
Campbell Hymans
8
Brandon Sturzaker
10
Jamel Tighello
11
James Long
5
Blake Kagan
Kages
6
Ethan Nissenbaum
Nissa
7
Yosef Benahamou
8
Matthew Lincoln
9
Benna
14
Tom Webb
15
Taine Barlow
Dean Spilkin
Deano
18
Jack Gallagher
10
Michael Lazar
Mikey
19
Jonathan Kyriakoullakis
11
Tomer Opat
22
Hamish Thompson
12
Amit Morsky
13
Brody Velleman
Vella
14
Yishai Elaluf
Yisha
16
Jeremy Bassat
Bass
17
Coby Shnider
20
Noa Shenker
21
Deon Jacks
22
Jack Fraid
23
Ari Syber
24
Noah Rosham
Rosh
25
Jake Liberman
Liber
27
Ryan Marks
28
Roni Holloway
30
Jordan Meltzer
Mittens
Shenks
Fraidy
Plugga
Jordy
23
William Ryan
24
Bradley Kreidl
25
Jorge-Paul Kanavos
26
Christopher Frencken
27
Cameron Rowley
28
Jackson D'Angelo
30
Corey Janecic
31
Adrian Vargiu
35
James Wanders
38
Bradie Morgan
39
Phillip Illic
43
Shanon Sanntura
47
Lochlan Martin
50
Alec Mulqueeney
51
Jack Peacock
GOALS
BEHINDS
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UNDER 17 LADDERS
GRAND FINAL PREVIEW
#
Team
1
P
W
L
D
B
FF
FA For
Agst
%
% Won
St Peters FC Under 17 Div 1 15
12
3
0
0
0
0
1361
725
187.72
80
2
15
12
3
0
0
1
0
1238
698
177.36
80
3
Ormond JFC
15
10
4
1
0
1
0
1012
725
139.59
70
4
U17Red
15
8
6
1
0
0
0
996
788
126.4
56.67
5
South Melbourne Districts U17
15
8
7
0
0
0
0
1054
835
126.23
53.33
6
Ajax U17
11
4
7
0
0
0
1
576
972
59.26
36.36
7
East Sandringham/Hampton
15
4
11 0
0
0
0
720
1171
61.49
26.67
8
Murrumbeena JFC U17
15
1
14 0
0
0
1
784
1387
56.52
6.67
#
Team
P
W
L
D
B
FF
FA For
Agst
%
% Won
1
11
9
2
0
0
0
0
874
707
123.62
81.82
2
St Paul's McKinnon JFC
15
10
5
0
0
0
0
1190
900
132.22
66.67
3
Waverley Park Hawks U17
15
10
5
0
0
1
0
1017
923
110.18
66.67
4
St Peters FC Under 17 Div 2 11
4
7
0
0
0
0
668
775
86.19
36.36
The St Bedes Mentone team impressed one and all after their win against
the top-side Caulfield Bears in the semi-final. The third placed Knights also
are on track for success after their equally impressive matches against
Ormond and then the Bears to make the final. With second and third
facing off, it’s set to be a good one.
5
11
2
9
0
0
0
0
510
800
63.75
18.18
6
Highett U17 Div 2
15
2
13 0
0
0
1
864
1279
67.55
13.33
#
Team
P
W
L
D
B
FF
FA For
Agst
%
% Won
1
Caulfield Bears U17
15
12
3
0
0
1
0
1225
978
125.26
80
2
U17Blue
15
10
5
0
0
0
0
1253
744
168.41
66.67
3
East Malvern Blue
15
9
6
0
0
0
0
1249
702
177.92
60
4
Ormond JFC
15
5
10 0
0
0
0
973
941
103.4
33.33
5
Oakleigh U17
15
5
10 0
0
0
0
981
1160
84.57
33.33
6
Highett U17 Div 3
15
0
15 0
0
0
1
285
2106
13.53
0
With only percentage between them, St Peters and Mordialloc-Braeside
have had some tough battles. The Mustangs couldn’t match St Peters in
the first semi-final, only to have a narrow win in their preliminary final
against Ormond. Mordialloc need to be bringing the heat.
The Sharks are a force to be reckoned with. A string of goal kickers and
a dominant pace should be giving St Paul’s something to think about. But
after St Paul’s impressive preliminary win over the Waverley Park Hawks,
Beaumaris might have some thinking of their own to do.
No.
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
10
11
12
14
15
17
18
19
21
22
23
24
25
27
29
32
33
35
36
37
42
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ST PETERS JFC
MORDIALLOC-BRAESIDE JFC
BLACK, GREEN, RED
RED AND WHITE
Coach
Peter Clements
Coach
Matt McLennan
Assistant Coach
Jim Derzekos
Assistant Coach
Neil Jenkins
Team Managers
Mark Dance & Sam Watkins
Team Managers
Caz Jenkins and Greg Shea
Runner
Thomas Bruce
Runner
Dan Agostino
Captain
Ben Dance
Captain
Conor Larkin
Vice Captains
James Sziller / Alex Derzekos
Vice Captains
Tom Jenkins/Jack Love/Yves Gamble-Hopkins
PLAYER
COMMENTS
Steve Mylonakis
Kye Beveridge
Ben Dance
Cam Polson
Jake Hibbert
James Sziller
Jarryd Cox
Tate Short
Jesse Godino
Liam McCabe
Corey Lyons
Tom Deftereos
Jack Sanders
Kaine Johnson
Harry Bowen
Dino Karamoshos
Alex Derzekos
Michael Jakes
Justin Frappier
Harry Wardlaw
Zac Hawker
Matthew Kovac
Will Taylor
Jarrod Munday
Bayley Kay-Glover
Jacob Garufi-Miles
Jesse Smith
Jordon Pastura
GOALS
BEHINDS
No.
1
2
3
4
5
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
17
18
19
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
33
PLAYER
COMMENTS
Bradley Shea
Jarrod Peake
Tom Jenkins
Ash Dickison
Mackenzie Palmer
Luke Gherini
Jack Love
Joel Green
Ryan Jones
Jack Laidlaw
William McNeil
Zach Fatouros
Jacob Agostino
Yves Hopkins-Gamble
Zac Straker
Dan Stewart
Luke Forbes
Keir Steegstra
Andy Silva
Conor Larkin
Billy McGregor
Ben Lawrence
Kevin Balfe
Nam Nguyen
Jaye Edmunds
Kieran Sadler
Hayden Evans
James Clark
Leigh Patten
Hard courageous defender
High leaping forward/ruckman
Great vision, play maker
Clean polished left footer
Hard running tall utility
Clever skilful defender
Fearless, ferocious jet
Silky skilled left footer
Speedy smart forward
Clerance king, competitive
Cunning forward
Physical, hardworking forward
Tough, courageous wingman
Versatile, contested ball winner
Tall, rebounding defender
Tall, speedy line breaker
Competitive match winner
Courageous mid fielder
Mercurial goal scoring beast
Captain, sandy dragons rep
Strong marking, smary forward
Unpredicatable rampaging forward
Reliable key defender
Elusive goal sneak
Ball magnet, gun
Clever, talented goal sneak
Hard running defender
Dedicated, determined, honest
Ruck/forward, work horse
GOALS
BEHINDS
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BEAUMARIS JFC
ST PAULS MCKINNON JFC
BLUE AND YELLOW
ROYAL BLUE, RED & YELLOW
SHARKS
BRENDAN NOBLES FURNITURE
RESTORATION U17S
Coach
Brendon Moore
Coach
Wayne Herbstreit
Assistant Coach
John Burke
Assistant Coach
Glen Clarke
Team Manager
Jane Lapa/darren Trew
Team Manager
Bruce Eckersall
Runner
Darren Edwards
Runner
Darryl Strudwick
Captain
-
Captains
Saxon Van Oursouw/Daniel Thorson
Vice Captain
-
Vice Captain
-
PLAYER
COMMENTS
Keenan Marrier D'Unienville
Campbell Moore
Hayden Bruce
Sam Algeri
Samuel Burke
Harry Edwards
Oliver Brennan
Benjamin Matthews
Matthew Hennig
James Davidson
Trent Jones
James Miller
Steve Kilage
Josh Trew
Matthew Grigoriou
Will Avery
Thomas Lapa
Jack Crane
Sam Lucas
Josh Tindall
Andrew McDonald
Ned Couper-Johnson
James Diamond
Adrian Hamilton
James Humphreys
Luke Meo
Xavier Green
Austin Stanley
Anthony Tamborriello
GOALS
BEHINDS
No.
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2
3
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PLAYER
COMMENTS
Ash Becker
Samuel Mouzakis
Dylan Bone
Daniel Ewart
Craig Little
Ben Burke
Adam Clayton
Patrick Eckersall
Matthew Faragher
Tom Strudwick
Tom Gamble
Saxon Van Oursouw
Jack Strangio
William Clarke
Lachlan Crofts
Mitch Hughes
George Elliott
Sean Herbstreit
Karl Abourizk
Daniel Thorson
Jake Halasz
Leo Laucher-Linares
Nick Supple
Anthony Locandro
Liam Head
Brad Dolan
A.B - Fast running half back. Good player bad haircut
Mouza, High leaping wing / half forward
Dyl, Classy on baller who loves to kick a goal
Sheep, Strong marking key position who plays forward or back
Craigos, In only his second year of football has improved all aspects of his game
Burkey, Gritty forward - with loyal supporting cast
Adds, Lion hearted utility who is undaunted in any position
Eckers, Calming influence down back
Matty, Racehorse who loves the open spaces
Strudda, Gallant Full back who is rarely defeated
Gamble, The barometer, when he is hot we generally dominate
Sax, Coaches pet who plays where he prefers (Board mans nightmare)
Strange, New recruit with impressive skills
Clarkie, Great marking ruck and forward
Sav, In and under mid fielder who plays without fear
Hughesie, Youngest member who has stood out as a leading forward
George, Thrived in his new position down back. Great future
Herby, Reliable half back who rarely wastes a disposal
Abba, Is growing with confidence as a leading ruckman.
Pendles, Fleet fo foot defender wins the one on one contests
Halasz, Eillusive half forward with a strong pair of hands
Leo, Swingman who reads the ball well. Often finding open space. Vice like grip
Supple, Fearless onballer who punches above his height
Anton, Silky skills like a young Sam Mitchell
Headdy, Mr 1% who adds plenty of voice on the field
Bradells, Hollywoods next big thing - just ask him
GOALS
BEHINDS
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2
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5
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7
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9
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11
12
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ST BEDES MENTONE AFC
EAST MALVERN JFC
RED, NAVY AND GOLD
BLUE, RED AND WHITE
TIGERS
U17 BLUE
KNIGHTS
U17 BLUE
Coach
Shane Heatley
Coach
Mick Ahearn
Assistant Coach
Stuart Thatcher
Assistant Coach
Warren Wheatley
Team Manager
Trevor Lawrence
Team Manager
Guy Monkman
Runner
Paul Bunn
Runner
John Powell
Captain
Adam Thatcher
Captain
Taylor Battistella
Vice Captain
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Vice Captains
Will Ingham, Jame Wainwright, Adam Monkman
PLAYER
COMMENTS
Andrew Di-Giovambattista
Luke Savis
Will Gallagher
Jake Goodchild
Samuel Bunn
Harrison Lawrence
Zachary Poort
Adam Thatcher
Alex Browne
Owen Casey
Kevin Sharpe
Max Thompson
Connor Ladds
Luke Whalebone
William Sedgewick
Corey Burl
Jayden Eddy
Donato D’Aquino
Elliot Vile
Samuel Browne
Andrew Ioannou
Jacob Heatley
Sean Randall
Lachlan Fuller
Aaron Vella
Thomas Weston-Arnold
Samuel Oke
Courtney Wedderburn
Quick and slick midfielder who can also play as an attacking back-man
Opportunistic forward. Regularly finds himself in the right place at the right time
Always manages to sneak under opposition radar to kick important goals
Our secret ‘weapon’. Tough, hard running midfielder and fantastic team player
Dependable defender who appears to ‘dance around’ opposition players.
Deft team efforts and ‘soccer goals’ have been a feature of his games this year
Finding more of the ball and more often in dangerous spots for the opposition
Fantastic team player who is prepared to sacrifice his game for the team.
Forward marking and deft ruck work has been a feature of his games this year
Dashing wing man who provides an important link from defence to attack
Reads the play beautifully and brings his team mates into the game.
Dangerous forward who is hard to stop when he gets some momentum up.
Our number one ruckman who can also play very well up forward or down back
An inside player who is prepared to put his head over the ball to win the contest
Terrific ‘mid’ who can become a dangerous, attacking forward when needed
More confidence in himself has seen him become an important ‘cog’ in our defence
Handy left footer who continues to improve his marking and tackling pressure
Doesn’t matter – in the middle, up forward or down back - is Don is good.
Versatility is his trademark. Can be an effective defender or a dangerous forward
One of our ruck team and tall forwards who takes important marks in attack
Dour back-man who has the ability to shut down opposition forwards
Despite questionable parentage, he is a long kicking, strong and reliable defender
Tough defender who can often show ‘Stevie J’ like poise and skill under pressure
Another of our solid back six who is prepared to attack the ball and run off his ‘man’
Important midfielder whose tackling pressure has set up numerous forward entries
Attacking back-man whose poise and skill under pressure has been fantastic
Improved confidence and fitness has seen him have more impact in games this year
Sleek midfielder who can take ‘clutch’ marks and who can read the play well
GOALS
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PLAYER
COMMENTS
Fraser Hood
Riley Allis
Jamie Wheatley
Ryan Dosseter
Will Ingham
James Wainwright
Oskar Zemdegs
Jackson Ronchi
Taylor Battistella
Harris Maglis
Tom Andriske
Charlie Glasser
Harrison Chalker
Chris Busetti
Adam Monkman
James Fish
Frank McCormack
Ben Ahearn
Zac Mowthorpe
Nick Papageorgeiou
Liam Melrose
Ben Pohl
Konrad Debicki
Lewis Powell
Liam Kelliher
Michael Batten
Henry Lacy
In and under dynamo who is always amongst the action
Tough as nails and very displined to his task
Ever reliable key position player with great poise
Clever goal sneak dangerous around goals
Midfielder/forward with great ball winning abilty
High leaping forward with great altheltic ability and goal kicking prowess
Strong versatile player
High leaping mobile ruckman with great tapping skills
Captain with great ball winning abilty
Very versitile player with the abilty to play at either end of the ground
Jumping mobile ruckman/forward
Very determined,tenacious defender
Tough running defender who attacks the ball with great vigour
Very elusive free running defender
Versatile player who can kick goals or defend.
Determined utility who gets in and under
Fast elusive winger/midfeilder with goal kicking abilty
Strong key position big man
Clever forward / midfielder with great determination
Elusive forward who has the abilty to kick the difficult ones
Clever Wingman / forward who has speed to burn
Tough hardworking defender
Ever reliable midfeilder with speed to burn
Strong marking forward / ruckman who can kick goals
Tough running midfeilder
Full forward who uses his body superbly
GOALS
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A LONG BUT DETERMINED ROAD TO 100 GAMES
HIGHETT Football Club Inc. are seeking COACHES
for U17 & U19 teams for the 2016 season.
We are proud to confirm the reappointments of Sam Hecker [seniors] & Matt Cairns [reserves]
coaches. The successful coaches would be required to work with our coaches to develop our
players to continue growth through our club. We are a family club with juniors [female & male],
seniors, 2 ladies netball teams & boast a large basketball membership [female & male].
Successful applicants would be required to have current coaching accreditation or attain in 2016.
Applications or additional details to be forwarded to the Highett FC
Secretary by 9th October 2015.
Les Gobbett at Email: [email protected] or Phone: 03 9546 5595
Lachlan ‘Lachie’ Barber has reached his 100 games, running
out in his team’s semi-final victory against East Malvern. Along
with his teammates Harry Bede, Sam Cameron, Steve Raymer,
Jordan Gregory, Dan Dowling and Angus Stucki, he’ll be
running through the banner to celebrate a tremendous effort for
the three boys in their junior football.
As his U16 Div 2 East Brighton Vampire side faces off against
the East Malvern Knights, it’ll be a great end to a long journey
for the sport-loving Lachie, who’s faced more than his fair share
of setbacks. But as his parents say, he’s never asked: ‘Why me?’
On November 11, 2008 Lachie, who had been feeling tired
and wasn’t beating a frustrating cold, didn’t want to go to
school. His Mum, Michelle, decided to take Lachie to the doctor
and get a blood test.
“That night we were in the cancer ward,” Michelle said.
“Lachie was diagnosed with ALL (Acute lymphoblastic leukemia)
and with that kind of leukemia it’s one of the most common
childhood leukemia’s, it’s one of the easier leukemia’s to treat
but it also has the highest likelihood of relapse.”
But right from the beginning, the football community has been
around him and is ready to watch and cheer him as he runs
though his banner.
“The club was a rock of support during those tough first few
weeks, everyone knew each other at the club so when the news
broke out it became a common discussion,” Lachie said.
“… Before my family and I knew it we were overwhelmed with
support from close friends, coaches and complete strangers.”
After missing the season after his diagnosis, Lachie was eager
to get back out on the field for the next season.
“I’d just completed a huge chemo cycle and had been out of
action for a very long time,” Lachie recalled.
“I woke this one Sunday feeling pretty ambitious and told Dad
that I was going to play, to my surprise he smiled and said:
‘Good, I’ll be waiting in the car’.
“We got to the ‘hallowed turf’ (Toorak park) our home ground and
I couldn’t wait to get into the change rooms and see the boys.
“I had bald hair and looked like I hadn’t had a decent feed in
years but that didn’t bother me, all I cared about was getting a
goal to my name.
“Sure enough about 10 minutes into the first quarter I was
pushed in the back and received a free kick directly in front, I
stepped back took a deep breath and kicked the first goal of the
game, the crowd went wild and I think the whole team came
and got around me”.
“I think I subbed myself off after that because I was already
spent, nevertheless it was still the best moment.”
After his diagnosis, Lachie came back to play throughout the
rest of his treatment. While taking oral chemotherapy tablets
and receiving intravenous chemotherapy every month, he was
still playing footy. While kicking goals and taking the big grabs
used to be his favourite part, he’s now looking at footy from a
different approach.
“Nowadays I tend to cherish the simpler things like running out
on the field and having a real crack with the mates after a hard
week of school,” Lachie said.
“Football is an escape from the busy life a normal year 10 has
to deal with like choosing V.C.E subjects and completing a
never-ending supply of homework and that’s why I love it.
His family has had to jump the hurdles of Lachie’s cancer
together, with a younger brother, Ash, who didn’t understand
what was happening, to the family dealing with business
ventures.
“We also just signed off on a lease for a new business, to a
new Volvo dealership in 2008… Global Financial Crisis, new
business and a sick child,” Lachie’s Dad, Rob said.
“We had a fair bit on our plates.”
However his parents say he’s pushed through everything been
thrown at him with aplomb, and Lachie says his positive attitude
has been the best way he’s moved forward.
“It took a while for me to get my head around it all, and to this
day I find it hard to talk about.
“We have been brought up to believe that only bad things only
happen to bad people and you hear stories on the news and
have relatives that have faced life threatening challenges but
you never in your own mind believe that one day that person
could be you and it’s a real eye opener.
“There were times early on when I would ask myself:
‘Am I going to die?’
“I felt that would only worsen the matter and I identified that my
weakness was my mental toughness.
“It was bringing me down more than the cancer was so I
decided that from then on I only think positive and try and live
the most normal life I could possible.”
December to January this year is the five-year post treatment
mark where he will be full remission from his Leukemia. With his
100 games under his belt and the final two years of high school
coming up, there’s plenty for Lachie and his family to celebrate.
However Lachie gave this bit of advice to any young players
wanting to bounce back from any illness, setback or are just
having a hard time:
“The key is to be positive. In regards to coming back from your
downfall, there’s nothing worse than selling yourself short.
“Don’t let people tell you that: ‘It’s OK we understand why
you’re not playing well, you have been out of the game a while,
you don’t have give it your all’.
“The thing that drove me to keep playing as soon as possible
was to make people believe that nothing was wrong, I was
normal and I didn’t need the sympathy label on my shoulder.
“To anyone who has been touched by something that has set
them back from what they love doing I hope this gave you
strength and hope.”
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