record season 2015 - Peninsula Football Netball League
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record season 2015 - Peninsula Football Netball League
RECORD SEASON 2015 Round 13 Saturday 25 july $1 Karingal v Edi-Asp Langwarrin v Frankston YCW Bonbeach v Chelsea Mt Eliza v Seaford Pines v Mornington PENINSULA FOOTBALL NETBALL LEAGUE STAY IN TOUCH THIS SEASON! Make sure that you keep your finger on the pulse this season and don’t miss out on the stories, the best players, your teams successes, and all other information in the PFNL. WEB For everything you need to know from leading goal kickers, ladders, photos of the games and the latest news for the Peninsula Football Netball League make sure you head to this great site full of content for you to enjoy. www.peninsulafnl.com.au SOCIAL MEDIA If you want info there and then in the palms of your hands go no further than our social media outlets. Follow us or like us and best of all it’s all free! Facebook Twitter @peninsulafnl Peninsula Football Netball League Instagram MPNFL LEAGUE APP Another great way to stay up to date if you don’t have a social media account. To sign up for free, all you have to do is follow these steps; 1. Go to the App Store or Google Play Store 2. Search Team App & then download 3. Search for Peninsula FNL in Team App or head to the website www.pfnlapp.teamapp.com MATCH OF THE DAY REPLAY *Missed all the action from the weekend? Don’t worry we have the match of the round filmed every week and uploaded ready for your viewing by Monday afternoon. With full commentary from the team at RPP 98.7FM. www.mpnflmedia.tv *Please note that the match of the round changes from week to week between both MPNFL Leagues. Please visit your local league website to find out if the match of the round is in your league this week. MEDIA Office Talk This week... This column unashamedly pumps up football and netball rivalries and we can happily do this safe in the knowledge that our clubs, members and players will treat the games for what they are and then share the camaraderie of our sports with a chat and a drink after the final siren. When there is a significant event in our league most, if not all, acknowledge it whether it involves their club or not. This weekend will see such an event and we encourage all to celebrate the 400th senior game of MPNFL legend Guy Stringer. Guy’s first game was as a teenager with Sorrento in 1989 and he has since achieved many milestones highlighted by seven premierships, four best and fairest awards and a decorated representative career that saw him achieve All Australian selection in 2002. He has played with four MPNFL clubs and also spent two seasons at Frankston Dolphins during a career that is unlikely to be surpassed in our competition. Guy has always been a passionate supporter of MPNFL football and we as a sporting community, wish to congratulate him and wish him well in his milestone game. Last weekend provided us with some relief in relation to rain and wind and also allowed players some relief in relation to slipping and sliding around the field. Pleasingly ground conditions have improved vastly at most league venues which is a credit to our clubs, their council partners and the increased vigilance of officials to ensure that our sports are played in a safe environment. If any clubs anticipate that there will be any issues with providing a safe environment in adverse conditions then this office needs to know before there is any fallout. Improving our on and off-field standards is now, and will continue to be, a priority across our competitions in an effort to attract an even bigger participation base in years to come. Many clubs, maybe most, now video games at their venues for coaching purposes as well as a chance to look back, celebrate, laugh or maybe commiserate after the on-field action has finished. This is to be encouraged but it is also very important that privacy and harassment rules are respected. Mobile phones are being used more and more to record events and snapshots of games and crowd behavior. This is not something that can be easily policed but we, as a league, would hope that incidents such as the one earlier this year that involved inciting Hawthorn coach Alistair Clarkson and then recording his reaction, would not be commonplace in our league. Video recording of matches is acceptable and quite legal because they are performed in a public area, however we suggest that clubs communicate to each that this is going to be done. If there are any issues such as underage players being pictured or legal orders in place, then that information can be passed on so both clubs area aware. Also, if there are any real highlights, we would love to see them and maybe use them to promote our wonderful competitions. We wish to advise to the MPNFL community that the MPNFL CEO position was made redundant this week. This decision was not taken lightly, however given the current limitations in the league’s cash position & forecasting that indicates significant losses ahead, AFL South East Commission has been left with no other option other than to act decisively. Jeff Jones had been in the role of CEO just over 3 years and we would like to thank Jeff for his time and commitment to the league; first as an accomplished umpire and committee member with the SUA and following on from that the league CEO. If anyone has any questions or queries regarding these matters please contact Jeremy Bourke at the MPNFL office. peninsula football netball league DISCLAIMER & COPYRIGHT All editorial material and photographs published in the record are subject to copyright laws and may not be reproduced without written consent from the MPNFL. Mornington Peninsula Nepean Football League and its printing agent hold no responsibility for any errors, omissions in material supplied by a third party or that is in breach of the Trade Practices Act 1974, Copyright Act 1968, Fair Trading Act 1985, or infringes the rights of any person. Design and Printed by: Carbonless Books (03) 9775 1111 Photo’s supplied by Michael Kompa @peninsulafnl STARTING TIMES FOOTBALL U19’s:10.15am Reserves:12.00pm Seniors:2.00pm NETBALL D Grade: C Grade: B Grade: A Grade: 10.00am 11.00am 12.15pm 1.30pm MPNFL 2/68 Station Street, Somerville. PO Box 468, Somerville 3912 Tel: 5977 8496 Fax: 5977 9418 Email: [email protected] www.peninsulafnl.com.au 3 4 www.peninsulafnl.com.au AFL Vic Country Country kids to dominate Daft Young country Victorian footballers appear set to dominate this year’s NAB AFL Draft after the recent NAB U18 Championships. With a squad full of top end talent, Vic Country stormed to six wins from six matches at the Championships, claiming he title and showcasing the skills of a number of promising young stars along the way. Seymour’s Josh Schache claimed the Larke Medal for most valuable player at the Championships and has firmed as a top three draft pick after a number dominant displays in the forward half. Hot on the heels of Schache for the title of Vic Country’s most talented prospect is Mt Eliza’s Jacob Weitering, with the key defender impressing throughout the six-week campaign. The pair of book ends were crucial to Vic Country remaining undefeated but, according to Vic Country High Performance Manager Leon Harris, were just two of a number potential first round draft picks in the squad. Darcy Parish (Winchelsea), Rhys Mathieson (Bell Park), Darcy Tucker (Horsham Saints), Tom Cole (Strathfieldsaye) and Kieran Collins (Langwarrin) all enhanced their reputations, while there are still high hopes for injured pair Charlie Curnow (Torquay) and Sam Skinner (Moe). Add to that list a couple of father/son prospects in Josh Dunkley (Sale) and Bailey Rice (Beaconsfield) and the number of Vic Country players tipped to be drafted at season’s end could venture well into double figures. “As a collective group, I don’t think we’ve seen a Vic Country team like this ever before,” Harris said. “To see so many of the guys seize their opportunity and play at their best at the Championships was really pleasing and the culmination of a lot of hard work over the past few years.” Along with coach Paul Henriksen, a large contingent of the U18 Squad were also part of Vic Country side that won at the U16 Championships two years ago, a fact Harris said illustrated the strength of the talent pathway in country Victoria. “Brigning kids together from across country Victoria and moulding them into a cohesive unit is a difficult task and their performance is a reflection of the high quality coaching and support staff we have in place to help these young men in their development,” Harris said. “But it is also testament to their willingness to commit to the hard work needed and also the support provided by their parents.” In another sign of the strength of Vic Country’s talent pathway, the 2015 U16 Squad has recently returned from the NAB U16 Championships on the Gold Coast with the national title. Vic Country again finished undefeated at the Championships and showcased more exciting talent coming through the ranks. AFL Victoria would like to thank Dairy Australia and their Legendairy campaign for their support of the Vic Country talent program. WorkSafe AFL Victoria Country Football Manager Jim Cail BAYSIDE 130 Dandenong Road, West Frankston Ph: 03 9782 2744 www.ahg.com.au/vic/bayside-nissan www.peninsulafnl.com.au 5 Footy Preview REDLEGS HAVE FIREPOWER By Simon McEvoy IF Justin Van Unen doesn’t get you, Scott Lockwood will. Between the two MT ELIZA star forwards, they have kicked 100 goals this season to propel the Redlegs (10-2) to the top of the ladder. Lockwood fired off nine goals last week and today looms as a big headache for SEAFORD’S backline. The Tigers played some dynamic footy last week to thrash Chelsea but haven’t been able to match it with the top teams this season. Last week Seaford ran hard in waves, flicked handballs around and sliced the game open with its speed on the outside. Josh Stokes, Aaron Walton, Matt Herbert, Dean Kemble, Nick Braund and Kieran Shaw were terrific. More of that today could see the Tigers take it right up to the Redlegs. KARINGAL can’t take a trick. The undermanned Bulls are battling, but it seems every side they come across is in red-hot form. It’s the case again today when they host EDI-ASP, on a three-game tear and coming off their highest score of the season. The Eagles drilled 24 goals last week to thrash top-three contender Pines. Ominously for rival sides, Edi-Asp looks to be growing in strength under master coach Graeme Yeats with their power-packed forward line of Garth, Meehan, Tagg and Tripcony showing the way. EdiAsp is an outside chance to snatch a top-three spot so the Eagles will be keen to boost their percentage today. A top-three spot and all the advantages that come with it could be on the line when PINES and MORNINGTON square off at Madsen Reserve. Pines have emerged as a genuine contender this season but their four-game winning streak was halted last week and, still having to play Frankston YCW and Mt Eliza, the Pythons can’t afford to drop this one. Third-placed Mornington sit half-a-game ahead of Pines and the Bulldogs’ percentage is much better than the Pythons’. Win this and Mornington will be looking good. Dale Nolan made a stunning return 6 from injury last week, booting seven goals. LANGWARRIN scored a rousing win last week to keep its finals hopes alive and now the Kangaroos face the ultimate test – a rampaging FRANKSTON YCW. Langy have a handy record against the Stonecats but YC is in rare form and it’s hard to see any side stopping them at the moment. YC have kicked 51 goals in their past two games and they don’t have a player out of form. Scott MacLeod, Ben Buckley, Brenton Credlin and David Bodley have been outstanding. Langwarrin has been plagued by narrow losses this season and, faced with another last week, the Kangaroos rallied for a gallant win over Bonbeach. If they could pull this off, it would be a one to remember. A three-game losing streak has taken the sting out of BONBEACH’S push for finals and today the Sharks will look for a return to form when they host CHELSEA in a local derby. Back in round 4, Bonbeach scored a stirring 31-point win over Chelsea – fuelled by a fierce tackling display. The Sharks had 86 tackles, including 20 in the first quarter, to set the tone and defuse Chelsea which had Stephen Milne in its side. Today, Bonny coach Steve Hughes will be demanding a similar effort from his players. Chelsea was disappointing last week and needs to improve. www.peninsulafnl.com.au Footy Preview REDLEGS SET PACE IN THE RESERVES… The sky is the limit as the MT ELIZA juggernaut rolls on. The Redlegs (11-1) are a game clear on top of the ladder and back-to-back flags are a distinct possibility. Today they face third-placed SEAFORD in what should be a good test. The Tigers are on a threegame winning streak. LANGWARRIN’S late bid for a finals berth continues when it hosts second-placed FRANKSTON YCW. Langy have won three of their past four games, fuelled by Nathan Whyte, Andy Johnson and Nick Bradley. PINES and MORNINGTON square off in the match of the round, with fifth spot up for grabs. The Pythons are coming hard – they’ve won three on the spin – while Bulldogs, fifth, desperately need to find form after losing their past two. BONBEACH meets a talented CHELSEA side that has its sights set on a top-three spot. KARINGAL and EDI-ASP will be chasing a second win. MUST-WIN FOR BULLS IN THE UNDER 19s… KARINGAL is clinging on to fifth spot and face a must-win scenario against EDI-ASP. The Bulls have dropped four of their past five games – but with a bit more poise they can put their season back on track. The Eagles have their tails up and the likes of Joel Martello, Josh Steen and Zak Bailey have been in cracking form. CHELSEA’S quest for as top-three spot will continue when it faces BONBEACH. The Seagulls have some serious talent with the likes of Dan Knowles, Cieran Doherty and Ben Joss in sharp form. MORNINGTON has taken it up to some highly rated sides in recent weeks and should be able to get the points against PINES. MT ELIZA, with Nick McKinnon, Antony Cleary and Zach Campbell in form, tackles SEAFORD. LANGWARRIN is pressing for a top-five spot and will relish the challenge of taking on top team FRANKSTON YCW. Langy pushed the Stonecats earlier in the season. Michael Voss RPP St Kilda Mascot Trevor Goal Sneak Gaz Simon McEvoy Edi-Asp Frankston YCW Bonbeach Mt Eliza Mornington 47 Edi-Asp Frankston YCW Chelsea Mt Eliza Pines 42 Edi-Asp Frankston YCW Chelsea Mt Eliza Mornington 46 Edi-Asp Frankston YCW Bonbeach Mt Eliza Mornington 46 www.peninsulafnl.com.au Leader Newspaper 7 8 www.peninsulafnl.com.au Club Notes Chelsea Seagulls Hi to all, last week we laced up against Seaford away from home. The weather god,s were blessing us with a sunny winters day & that’s exactly what our 19’s thought when they came firing kicking 4 goal’s to a solitary 1 point in the first. The opposition mounted a comeback kicking 3 goals to 1 in the 2nd. The defence were strong in the third bouncing back many advances great play by all players in the third to kick 4 goals to 2. Play was interrupted by an umpire going down at the end of the third he was treated by our resident paramedic Dave many thanks to him for his professionalism, we are lucky to have him at our club. Our thoughts are with the young man & wish him a speedy recovery. The boy’s came out victor’s by 33 points. Stevey’s men looked like they were going repeat the game before kicking 2.1 In the first 5 mins only to stop & let our opponents back in with 2 of their own. Unfortunately after that the wheels fell off only to add another point for the remainder of the game & that’s what happens when players don’t train. The seniors were jumped by an energetic seaford side with a hunger for the ball. They kicked 7 goals to an inaccurate 2.7 in the first & set the mode for the remainder of the day we had some young guns in our best Toddy G, Silva, & Liam Charity kicking a goal in his debut game. A lot of injuries are making it hard but. Keep your heads up boys & be ready for a hard contest against local rival’s Bonbeach GO GULLS Mt Eliza Red Legs Welcome to the Seaford FNC today. Last Sunday we took on the Doggies & came away with 3 fantastic wins. The U/19’s, without a bench stood up well to record a great 17 point win after trailing narrowly at 1/2 time. Dane Brattle kicked 3 & Ristrom 2 with better players being Nick McK, Clears, Zac, Richo & Nugget. After leading by 4 goals at 1/4 time the Reserves dropped off in the 2nd to only lead by a point at 1/2 time. We got our game going again in the 2nd half booting 8 goals to 3 to win well in the finish. Strick booted 4 & Trent & Lefty 2 each. Better players were Titch, Pookie, Lyndy & Tim Campelj. The Seniors retained the “Bern Vosti Shield” with a 7 goal win. A 6 goal to 1 opening term set up the game. Scotty Lockwood with 9 was back to his best. Matt Lillie in his 50th consecutive game was great, along with Barto, Brodes, Jimmy C and debutant Rob Turnbull. Social: “50th Anniversary Gala Ball” - Sat 8th August @ M’ton Racing Club. Be quick to organise your table. All table Captains are responsible for collection of money prior to the night. Deadline Monday August 3rd. See Julie Tracy, Sue Shergold, Ryan Curwood, David Thomas & Mark Thorpe. Sponsors of The Week. Sexpo, Trish Stamp Travel, Nash Body Repairs, TSA Group, Robinson Voss & Partners. Good luck to all teams today! Redleg @mtelizafc Frankston YCW StoneCats Last week, in perfect weather conditions, we hosted the Bulls and won the 3 footy games. Murph’s Men started the day against a fellow finals aspirant. Showing great fight the boys came from behind at half time to amass a nine goal second half and win. Jake Lovett, Lucas Lee and Jack B had plenty of the aggot whilst Luke Paynter (6) and Greeny (2) provided the conversions. Stricko’s Stars provided a much needed percentage boost with a nice win. They welcomed The Wiz who was in everything including 4 goals. Jem Thorne and Rob Evans went well and Big Josh provided first use of the footy. After a scratchy first half, Mather’s Marvels kicked into gear after half time and won comfortably. BJ, Bucks and Scooter were outstanding. Jack M stood tall whist 100 gamer Bods (7) and Bruhny (5) provided targets. Mixed results for the Kittens (you can’t whitewash every week) - read about it elsewhere. Off to Lloyd Park today to take on Langy for the Bendigo Bank Challenge where the Numero’s will aim to revenge a loss we incurred back in Round 4. Should be three ripper games of footy and the Netties look close affairs as well. A great night was had last week at the Mark Andrew night for those who attended. Well organised Tanya !! To those who didn’t lob - you missed out ! Don’t forget the Gala Ball on August 8 at Brooklands in Mornington . An all inclusive package gets you dinner and drinks. The Ladies Luncheon is August 15 (the Doggies Game) details on Flyers in the rooms. RPP Netball Football Radio Netball Show – Saturday 8.00am - 9.00am Football Show – Saturday 9.00am - 10.30am Match of the Day Broadcast 1.45pm Devon Meadows v Frankston www.peninsulafnl.com.au 9 Club Notes Edithvale - Aspendale Eagles This week we travel to Karingal, with all sides looking to continue our momentum from last week’s home fixture against Pines. A huge day in the netball and we wish the Eagles all the best! Last week the U19’s played good four quarter footy to come away with the points. Pleasing to see the goals shared around with 11 individual goal kickers. J Martello, Steen, Bailey and Davey amongst the best in an even team effort. The 2’s have been on the improve and were fantastic against a side looking for finals action. It was tight all day and the boys never gave in, eventually going down by 11 but finishing with a wet sail. Miller, Stewart and Walker were the standouts in a great team effort. The senior game promised plenty and delivered! Against the 3rd placed team the Eagles were on fire from the outset, with the tall timber dominant. Like the good side they are, Pines kept coming, but the boys played outstanding football to get the win, and kicked straight to notch 24.11 for the day. Again goals were spread with 10 goal kickers and the dangerous duo of Meehan (6) and Garth (4) unstoppable up front, with their small forward counterparts Taggy and Tripper kicking 3 each. Garth, Meehan, Mullins, O’Hanlon, Pawel and Warke were best. Upcoming events: * Friday August 14th - The All Star game returns!! 7pm - Regents * Saturday August 22nd - Last home game vs Seaford huge lunch - tickets $30 * Sunday August 23rd - $5,000. Tickets $50 www.easc.com.au for details is currently being done in that area. New car park and rooms are in development and now much more than just a pipe dream. With strategic partners getting involved the future is being made now but we still need help...we need people who want to be involved in many ways with Karingal - not just footy, not just netball and not just attending committee meetings. We are looking for passionate community minded people with a wide range of interests and skill sets to compliment our current team....sound like you? Then get in touch with Digger and have a chat about how you can make a difference Today we welcome Edi-Asp to BMK Oval for what is sure to be 3 hard fought games of footy and another challenging test against the perennial premiers on the courts. They say to be the best you must beat the best and the Bullettes are up for the challenge Have we mentioned the raffle? www.karingalraffle.com.au - Buy a ticket. Do it now. #GoBulls2015 Bullseye Karingal Bulls www.karingalraffle.com.au - win a new car thanks to Bayside Jeep and Bayside Nissan - get your ticket now worth over $47,000. Also up for grabs are a holiday from Flight Centre and a Peninsula Cup day marquee thanks to Mornington race club so please buy a ticket and encourage all friends and family to buy one as well Last Saturday was another tough outing against YCW who are the yardstick of the competition and have been for some time. To compete with powerhouse clubs on field we must keep improving off field and much work 10 www.peninsulafnl.com.au Club Notes Pines Pythons Back at ‘The Pit’ this week we extend our welcome to Bulldogs of Mornington. The return home is timely, our seniors coming home licking wounds after a disappointing, ladder shaping loss at Edithvale last week. The positives are scarce, though the performance of young recruit Corey Ash was very encouraging, in what has been a string of quality outings for the under 19’s league representative. The highlights were a lot more visible for the reserves who carved out a gritty win and continue to stake a claim for a finals berth. Fleet footed speedster with the most fun name to say, Jean Bezzene continued his good form, captain courageous Razor Guganovic again led by example and big Gordo Hendry showed why he is still a force, kicking 3 telling goals. Making mention of valuable people to wear the mighty pines jumper, one of the best, Joel Brunn, played his 200th club game last week, a great effort by a top bloke who continues to prove his worth and has plenty more left in tank. Today’s clashes will be played with a finals like atmosphere, with the ones battling Mornington for third spot and the reserves combatants fighting for 5th spot on the table. The under 19’s have played good quarters and good halves throughout the year, edging closer to a maiden victory. The win is coming and today is as good a day as any as the Pines boys of all grades step out with all intentions of making a clean sweep. Go Pythons. Seaford Tigers 10K DRAW TONIGHT AT THE CLUBROOMS. Last week we hosted Chelsea, in what turned out to be a pretty successful day for the club. The 19s kicked off the dew in a crucial clash for our finals chances. Unfortunately the boys got off to a tardy start, trailing by 4 goals at the first break, and never really recovered, going down by 33 points. Lachie Mullen was best afield, and was well supported by Mackenzie Morris, Dylbert, Harley Cook and Bailey Watkins. Its crunch time now and crucial we start winning some games. It was 5th v 3rd in the magoos in what was also a pivotal clash. The guys started slowly, trailing by 2 goals 10 mins in to the 1st quarter but kept them to just one behind for the rest of the match as we put them to the sword, winning by 64 points. J Mil was great in the ruck again, Goose and Riz gave run from the backline, Chadwick kicked 5, whilst Shorty and Pete A were solid in the midfield. The Seniors got off to a flying start, racing away to a 5 goal lead at quarter time. We never looked back from there, winning by 9 goals and moving up to 8th on the ladder with our 2nd win in 3 games! Azza Walton starred up forward with 6 goals, co skipper Josh Stokes was inspirational down back along with Dean Kemble, Kizza Shaw competed well all day at CHF, whilst young guns Matty Herbert and Nick Braund continued their white hot streak. Big game today with the opportunity to start causing headaches for a few side on the run home. www.peninsulafnl.com.au 11 Club Notes Langwarrin Kangaroos Great for the club to get back in the winners circle with all grades of football and netball getting the points against Bonbeach last week. The seniors managed to hang on by 7 points and with a few injuries it was pleasing to see even though having a few blokes go down we were able to get the job done. Great to see Mitch Cuthbert have an impact on debut and Joel Bateman again have another taste of senior footy and contribute well. The reserves had a comfortable win with Whyte, Andy Johnson and Bradles our best. Craige’s boys also had a big win. Thanks to all the 2005 Premiership players turning up to watch the game and reminisce back at the club last week for the ten year reunion. Great to see nearly all of the players, committee and officials from that wonderful season upstairs. It was a great function and big thanks to Gav for organising the night with special comments, video talkback and highlights that everyone thoroughly enjoyed. SOCIAL NOTES: LFC GREYHOUND DAY this sunday @ Sandown 26/7 $30 inc bus to and from the club, food and betting voucher, LFC BALL 1/8 @ the club from 7pm - Single Income playing live with finger food and drinks $50 per ticket Thanks to all our major sponsors who keep the club financially viable and are of great support - Berettas’ Langwarrin Hotel, RAMS, Burdetts, Graham Quarries, TESG, LifeCare, Silvafern Cabinets & Langwarrin Medical Mornington Bulldogs Perfect conditions at the Kennel for our return clash with arch rival Mt.Eliza. Off field the club won with a huge crowd, Auskickers everywhere, food and drinks devoured and club legend Simon Goosey returning to the Kennel to unveil the new electronic “Simon Goosey” scoreboard. On field not so good with not one win but we regroup, train hard and bring it all today against Pines. Under 19’s started the day against a second placed Mt Eliza who knew they were in for a game, with the Doggies coming at them with plenty of energy. Mt Eliza started well but not to be outdone, the Doggies fought back well in the second and led at half time. The game became an arm wrestle with Mt Eliza putting their nose in front by 3 points at the last break & in the last kicked a few more to win the game. The 12 Reserves was a similar game with a slow start with Mt Eliza kicking 5 goals but after 1/4 time the boys started to play their style of footy & fought back to be 1 point down. In the second half Mt Eliza were to slick and quick and the boys just couldn’t get back in game & went down by 31 points. Seniors were disappointing, Mt.Eliza burst out of the blocks to totally dominate us all over the ground. The boys fought hard in second, our midfield started to win some ball and give our forwards an opportunity to kick a few goals, getting the margin to a couple of goals at one stage but that was a close as it got all day with 42 point loss in the end. Motto of the day was slow starts kill us! Bonbeach Sharks The U19s focus over the break was attitude towards training and preparation. Saturday’s game showed our supporters that we are prepared to work hard for each other, but the polish comes from training. Huge game against our rivals today, come out with the same positive attitude and a good result is there for the taking. The reserve boys battled hard last week against a well drilled Langwarrin. Campo, big lace and little cocky led the way! A big chance to get a few wins in the next month off footy if we can get more boys on the training track! Work hard and stick together the rest will take care of itself. Also to any single ladies at the ladies day today JJ is always looking for a date! Seniors were unable to make the most of their opportunities and went down by a small margin to Langwarrin. Hopefully today we can turn it around against Chelsea. Enjoy the ladies day and go Sharks. www.peninsulafnl.com.au KARINGAL EDI - ASP Seniors Coach: Michael Burke Reserves Coach: Andrew Osbourne Ground Ballam Park Naranga Cres, Karingal Mel: 103 B4 Phone 9789 2383 Colours Red & White Seniors Coach: Graeme Yeats Reserves Coach: Chris Barker Ground Regents Park Fourth Ave, Aspendale Mel: 97 E4 Phone 9580 9895 Colours Navy Blue & White Seniors & Reserves 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Dylan Gregson Tom Wilkinson Chris Chalmers Grant Paxton Brad Occohpinti Hadley Tomamichel Luke Vanraay Brogan Roberts Alex Lilley Cameron Hicks Rob Ryde Dylan Hatfield Phil Young Aaron Paxton Grant Goodall Aaron jack Dan Kirby Bevan Malloy Brodie Kempster Tom Matthews Aaron Lees Chris Matthews Brendon Groenendyk Jackson Matthews Liam Bennett Kalen Murrien 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 49 50 55 56 59 70 Seniors & Reserves Brad Marshall Mark Anderson Brock Osborne Kyal Wingfield Zac Clements Michael Burke Jordan Ashwood Nick Shaw Darcy Garten Kyle Angwin Chris Hocking Luke Mitcham Brad Denny Ryan Hoad Teangi Tangiiataua Damon Green Andy Mathers Brett Burns Jye Gibson Jak Gibson Riki Seaton Clark Uther Mottershead James Paxton James Pretty Grant Taylor Travis Kellerman 1 2 3 4 5 7 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 23 24 25 26 27 28 30 31 Under 19’s - Coach: Michael Triep 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Q1 Dylan Gregson Jason Hinde (C) Travis Puntaroni Blake Simpson (C) Brad Occohpinti Jack Williams Jake Kelly Jack Birthisel Tom Lilley Jordan Jones James Cassera Bailey Frey Q2 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Michael Hoare Callum Virgona Coby Farrow Michael Lees Jayden Mackie Tim Bunawan Harvey Eames Nathaniel Furlong Caine Pearce Brendan Kent Jake Hopkins Josh Dale Q3 25 26 27 28 30 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 Josh Rogowski Aj Palmer Braedon Albert Jacob Peluso Mason Russell Brendon Lord Nathan McDonald Brandon Jewell Ash Powell Jonah Cassera Zane Merdanovic Lachlan Harrison Q4 Brett O’Hanlon (VC) Jarrod Garth (VC) Brody Lawford Stephen Miller Jordan Derbyshire Thomas Turner Matthew Clark Bradley Tagg Matthew Kremmer Timothy Mavric Steven Mannix (C) Timothy Mannix Rowan Snashall Michael Fiore (RVC) Aaron Pawel Brock Downie (RC) Ben Macquire Mick Meehan Jason Campbell Zac Muschialli Alexander Dalton Keith De Souza Adam Moro Joshua Tripcony Max Byrnes Chris Barker Ryan Morris 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 58 59 60 Angus Macquire Shaun Jamieson Lachlan Foley Mark Mullins Mark Greenwood Jake Nash Toby Grayling James Watterson Craig Wray Craig Wilson (RVC) Elliot McGuire Michael Campbell Ryan Cunningham Troy Brown Jackson Bull Todd Woodbridge Matt Hall Kye Campbell Kyle Ross Darcy Varcoe Joshua Rochford Justin Mavric Justin Chant Adrian Stewart Angus Scott Kyle Gray Darcy Warke Under 19’s - Coach: Damian Harris & Aaron Martello 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Lochie Brodie Billy Aston Benjamin O’Brien Oscar Richards Ryan Carrison Joel Martello (VC) Sean Hollis Tom McCarthy Tom Mullins Q1 Q2 www.peninsulafnl.com.au 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 20 21 23 Billy Flavelle Loughlin O’Connor 29 30 Liam Harris 32 Sean Fisher 33 Samuel Waltzer 36 Bradley Walters 38 Jake O’Neill 48 Riley Sheldon Hayden Newham Q3 Jordan Davey (C) William Balsillie Liam McKay Tully Wishart James Fiore Zak Bailey Josh Steen Darcy Warke Q4 13 LANGWARRIN FRANKSTON YCW Seniors Coach: Gavin Artico Reserves Coach: Marc Luxa Ground Lloyd Park, Cranbourne Rd, Langwarrin Mel: 103 J4 Phone 9789 4343 Colours Royal Blue & White Seniors & Reserves 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Michael Parker Dale Eames Blake Peach Dylan Luxa Shane Tanirau Andrew Taylor Ethan Rahilly Matthew Dimkos Shane Paterson Jack O’Shea Andrew Johnson Dan Wehner Toby Yeates Hayden Brooks Corey Moore Andrew Withers Dale Binks Mitch Gill-Furness Jayden Johnsen Liam Hogan Scott Sienkiewicz Luke O’Nielle Travis Baldock Jesse Bice Rikki Johnston Brendan Casper 27 28 29 30 31 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 45 46 47 48 49 50 52 54 57 65 Jarred Amalfi Matt Sinclair Sean Herdman Jayden Grose Gerard Brown Hayden Golby Dave Sherlock Brenton Phillips Matthew Naughton Jimi Johnson Blake Harkness Nick Bradley Josh Buxton Jack Roberts Simon Rahilly Dan Riley Luke Churcher Anthony O’Rourke-Ryan Nick Hammill Matt Napier Cody Howard Kieran Albanese Ash Fenech Jarrad Bartlett Michael Hare Jarred Moore Under 19’s - Coach: Craige Milward 1 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 Mitch Mathie Jaydeen Mackie Brad Keily Ryan Napier Dylan Corcoran Tyson McDonald Corey Hanger Cam Taylor Q1 Q2 10 11 12 14 17 19 20 21 Zach Davies Jake Wilcox Ryan Smyth Lochie Davies Kailum Newland Joel Bateman Jake Lyttle Josh Johnsen Q3 24 25 27 28 31 34 Mario Angelon Sam Schaede Aaron Marks Ben Wotherspoon Mitch Cuthbert Kyle Busutti-Inglis Q4 Seniors Coach: Scott Mathers Reserves Coach: Daniel Strickland Ground Jubilee Park Hillcrest Rd, Frankston Mel: 102 H4 Phone 9789 6398 Colours Gold, White & Black 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Q1 Seniors & Reserves Bradley Wakeling Byron Barry (VC) Scott MaCleod Tony Lester Jie Coghlan (C) Trent Cowled (RC) Ashley Eames Ben Tellis Lew Roberts Jessie Coghlan Anthony Barry Matt La Fontaine Joshua Leary Kevin Lylak Brad Ulms Ryley Hodson Ricky Morris Brenton Credlin Ryley Hodson Benjamin Buckley Jack Mazurek Ryan Santon David Bodley Paul Minchington Zinzile Mosimane Anthony Bruhn Kyle Hutchison Jem Thorne Mark Whitehead Mitchell Street Sean Hegarty Christopher Gonzales Michael Debenham Luke Collins Mathew Millman Callum Steele Craig Nankervis Tommy Olden Mitch Hessling Jacob Cheverley Todd Cracknell Jordan Alves Benjamin Todd Clayton Watt Jake Theobald Tom Capp Charlie Patterson James Griffiths Jacob Millman Mitchell Barker Kyle St Anne Alex Mackie Mitch Dessent Adam Treweek Robbie Evans James Bryant Josh Di Gregorio Jack Doman Lochlann Bauman Tom Wilkinson Daniel Waddell Lachlan Wallace Jesse Savage Michael Chaplin Simon O’Donnell Under 19’s - Coach: John Murphy Patrick Davenport Ben Wagner Owen Vine Travis Lee Jack Greenwood Jack Butland Tom Wilkinson Jack Brennan Liam Omar Sam Pickess Jake Di Pasquale Matt La Fontaine Mitchell Rowe 14 15 16 17 19 20 21 23 24 27 28 29 31 Marco Kelsall Jack Matthews Nick Christoforou Chaz Coyne Jake Lovett Lucas Lee Jack McCormack Brendan Marchmont Christian Creed Jack Keilor Harrison Morgan Tadawa Harawa Jayden Stroot Q2 Flags Banners Teardrops Marquees Q3 www.peninsulafnl.com.au 32 34 39 41 42 44 45 46 47 55 58 64 Beau Bailey Luke Black Bailey Williams Luke Paynter Patrick Johnstone Tyler Sigley Bailey Kenter Aiden Fischer Daniel Hughes Lachlan Street Joshua Butland Jack Doman Q4 Flagpoles Fence Mesh Bowheads Fabric Walls 1300 652 514 14 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 54 55 56 57 60 61 63 64 65 66 67 69 70 www.afibranding.com.au BONBEACH CHELSEA Seniors Coach: Steven Hughes Reserves Coach: Josh Bull Ground No 1 Reserve Cannes Ave, Bonbeach Mel: 97 E4 Phone 0434 143 050 Colours Black, Red & White Seniors Coach: Brent Guerra Reserves Coach: Steve Gardiner Ground Chelsea Reserve Beardsworth Ave, Chelsea Mel: 68 B6 Phone 9772 1541 Colours Navy Blue & White Seniors & Reserves 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 Chris Bryan Mark Tyrell Gary Carpenter (C) Nick Waterstone Sheldon Price Lachie Gill-Renouf Nathan Robinson Jason Gumbleton Josh Bull Rob Ferraro Travis Johnstone Danny Morgan Owen Hulett Ant Hogan Dale Dankin Charlie Hogan Shaun Voke Jackson Sole Chris Pendelton Luke Smith James Norton (DVC) Matt Douglas Sean Campitelli Luke Walter Daniel Smith Luke Buswell Dylan Jones Jackson Casey (C) Jamie Collins 30 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 44 45 46 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 60 61 69 Tim O’Shannesy Matt Wells Tom Deveson Shane Cochrane Shane Hamill Eammon McCormick (RC) Mitchell King Scott Strickland Sam Rouette Cameron Green Anthony Carrio Liam Gales Adam Nichols Ben Simpson Jimmy Mcabe Joey Danckert Billy Hogan Sean Gales Danny Hogan Mark Lacey Mitch Barry (RVC) Reece Murphy Peter Papagiris Jack James Dylan Steed Charlie Hogan Nick Alexandrou Joel Mulholland Under 19’s - Coach: Adam Sands 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Lachie Gill-Renouf 12 Jake MacDonald (DVC) 13 14 Kaleb Strom 15 Ben Hogan Mitch King (DVC) 16 Brandon Sison 17 Jayden Rozairo 18 Joel Hanson 19 Kev Aburrow 20 Nick Shanahan 21 Eddie Peatey 22 Q1 Q2 Eze Turner 23 Ryan Francis 24 Matthew Taylor 25 Liam Hulett 26 Daniel Cormick 27 Daniel Tsalkos-Biggen 28 29 Rhys Brand 30 Josh Davis 56 Jackson Hibbert 61 Riley Lockett Dylan Edwards (VC) Q3 Marko Topal Jack Allender Jayden Cole Callum Thompson (VC) Bailey McLean James Maxwell (C) Bailey Partyka Gawi Deng Max Bailey (DVC) Daniel Mulholland Q4 Seniors & Reserves 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 24 25 26 27 28 29 Bennett Osborne James Sivijs Matt Gardiner Bradley Clark Brent Guerra Grant Trew Todd Gardiner Daniel Stafford Ben Finemore Jayden Attard Luke Clark Jason Clark Jackson Arthur Brett Scarcella Matt Baxter Ryan Stewart (C) Mark Nightingale Nizam Abdallah (VC) Richard Jaroszczuk Corey Peele Daniel Aarsman Daine Taylor Rory Gregg Kristian Harper Jessie O’Dell Robert Lancaster James Nanopoulos Zachary Graham 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 52 53 54 55 56 57 Bryn Thomas Hudson Thomas Jayden Gregory Curtis Bywater Craig Sterling Stuart Brooke Alex Smout Daniel O’Keeffe Matthew Ponton Daniel Bourke Chris Charity Lachlan Williams Brock Adams Ryan Dyer Matthew Crichton Nic Allsep Nathan Doble Michael Dyer Campbell Smith Cain Padman John McConnell Luke Caspersz Jack Simpson Michael Wade Ben Wendt Gonar Gatluak Joal Shipside Under 19’s - Coach: Sean Cameron 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Q1 Dylan Mizzi John Vigliaroni Matt Madafferi Ravisha Herath Tom Stephens Adam Lynch Mason Bailey Ty Nicol David Menhennitt Joel Nicol Craig Sterling Q2 www.peninsulafnl.com.au 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Liam Charity Tristan Hackett Corey Peele Ben Joss Josh Whelan Jack Francis Jordyn Hall Cambell Edwards Matthew Silva (C) Ciaran Doherty Kane Martello Q3 25 26 27 29 30 31 32 33 50 51 Kristian Harper Corey Edmunds Jayden Millen Lexion Xiberras Michael Hatzis Scott Martin Daniel Aarsman Daniel Knowles (VC) Thomas Raynor Ben Graham Q4 15 MT ELIZA SEAFORD Seniors Coach: Reserves Co-Coach: Seniors Coach: John Georgiou Reserves Coach: Damien Kent Ground Emil Madsen Reserve Wooralla Dve, Mt Eliza Mel: 105 G10 Phone 5978 8308 Colours Navy Blue & Red Ground Phone Colours Seniors & Reserves Seniors & Reserves 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 David Barton Ryland Cranwell Damian Kent Matt Dunne James Clayton Rob D’Orazio Jack Egan David Willett Sam Wettenhall Mitch Wilson Justin Van Unen Sam Gill (C) Darren Booth (C) Ben Lean Jack Cole Matt Lillie Scott Lockwood Robbie Dyring Tim Groot Ben Landry Karl Lombardozzi (C) Tim Strickland Ryan Curwood Aaron Dunne Matt Davis Blair Whelan Ben Drake Phil Trump 30 32 33 34 35 36 38 39 40 42 44 45 46 47 51 53 54 55 57 58 60 62 63 65 66 67 68 69 Heath Barclay Matt Pascazio James Anwyl Aaron Turville Tim Drummond Luke Young Tim Campelj Brandon Tilley Jordan Smale Brodie Shaw Jordan Capkin Michael Davis Luke Whittaker Riley Bourke-Clarke Zal White Reece Harink Jarrod Pagonis Nathan Ryan Rohan Heasley Michael Cleary Mitch Anwyl Matt Hill Nick Strickland Trent Radin Colin Fosternally Aaron McIlroy Matt Brancatisano Lyndon Curtis Under 19’s - Coach: Steve Brattle 1 2 5 6 7 8 10 11 12 13 Anthony Cleary (VC) 15 Callum Armstrong (VC) 34 Jordan Rouse Brodie Shaw 16 Robbie Turnbull 35 Zac Rouse Joel Monger 17 Harper Leonard 36 Riley Thorpe Matthew Richardson 18 Jamie Baker 42 Mitchell Gleeson Nick McKinnon 19 Bradley Thorpe 44 Jordan Capkin Benjamin Whitfort 21 Liam Berry 46 Zac Hawkins Zach Campbell 22 Josh Curren (C) 50 Jack Nugent Nathan Ryan 23 Dion Jackson 53 Brenton Lambert Mitchell Chopping 24 Jonathan Ristrom 60 Luke Daniel Mason Brattle 29 James Freeman Q1 16 Q2 Q3 Q4 Ben Crowe Robert Edgerton Stephen Straughair R.F. Miles Oval Seaford Rd, Seaford Mel: 99 E5 9786 7895 Black & Gold 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Q1 Rourke Fischer Mitchell Finn Dean Williamson (Co-C) Jamie Quanchi Tyson Horton Liam Davenport Joe Hallal Kane Taylor James O’Neil Beau Cannon Ben Crowe Thomas Lonie Matt Haverfield Cameron Scott Aaron Walton Kieran Shaw Mark Di Blasio (VC) Samuel Lonie Chris Fortnam Luke Smith Dean Kemble Peter Azzopardi Dylan Sloan Bradley Doyle Cameron Newbold Kayle Henderson Joshua Stokes (Co-C) Matthew Herbert Darragh Chadwick Paul Vyverberg (RC) Ben Howlett Trae Tohiariki (DVC) Patrick Cadd Rory Luxton 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 71 Jeremy Walker (RC) Sean Nestor Rizwan Harun Spencer Mcartney Kurt Underwood Jarrod Miller Hayden Jack Levi Hughes James Herbert Daniel Pesa Brendan Doyle Lachlan Heller Ben Duffield Sam Duffield Nathan Taylor Rory White Nick Pettit Aaron Turner Julian Walton Geordie Scott Jason Rundle Matthew Pola Callum White Joshua Rhodes Marc Thompson JonothanHaidon Anthony Caruso Michael Boswell Ben Searle Bradley Barnes Ben Letho Shane Miller Bailey Watkins Andrew Deacon Under 19’s - Coach: Paul Norton Matthew Pola (VC) Taka Tohiariki Liam Birtles Matthew Edwards Matthew Herbert Jye Thornell Harley Cook (C) Ben Searle Andrew Nash Dylan Howlett Q2 www.peninsulafnl.com.au 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 20 21 Bryce Lloyd Bailey Watkins Jake McCartney Callum White Mackenzie Morris Ashley Burks Leigh McLuckie Rick Chisholm James Farrell Liam Jones Q3 22 23 24 25 28 30 31 47 Lachlan Mullins Luke Hayes Jack Brown Luke Chevalier Hayden Harvey Nicholas Braund Craig Norton Dylan Chisholm Q4 MORNINGTON PINES Seniors Coach: Chris Holcombe Reserves Coach: Jason Matthews Ground Alexandra Park Main St, Mornington Mel: 104 E12 Phone 5977 0074 Colours Royal Blue, Red & White Seniors Coach: Paddy Swayn Reserves Coach: Mathew Shaw Ground Eric Bell Reserve Forrest Dve, Frankston Nth Mel: 97 E4 Phone 9786 3255 Colours Green & Red Seniors & Reserves Seniors & Reserves 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 Jamie Messina (C) Trent Potts Luke Potts Chris Guganovic Adam Marriner Johnathon Edwards Nick Wilcox Steve Taylor Harley Parker Luke Houldcroft Jake Berry Dale Tedge Adam Maling Shaun White Paul McLean-Wilson Dave McLaren Joshua Wilcox Rhys Chalkley Aaron Ludewig Daniel Falzon Daniel John Guy Hendry Jeremy Daniel Jarrod Stewart Jake Prosser Joel Brunn Aaron Edwards Shane Waterstone 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 59 Jack Jaensch Todd Lithgow Lachlan Pizzey Corey Ash Darren Ramsdale Beau Hendry Brenton Cowell Sammy Baker Jean Bezzene Taylor Strachan Jack Houldcroft Billy Humphrey Jack Wheeler Johnathan Hughes Nigel Nunn Damian Plane Darren Scerri Jamie Ludewig Aaron Hay Jarryd Guganovic Patrick Jackson Gordon Hendry Daniel Edwards Robert Daniel James Darcey Kurtis Rudkin Paul Lewis Dale Ryan Under 19’s - Coach: Glenn Shannon 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 Rhys Uncle Reid Tollitt Jordan Frawley Jacob Beggs Reece Stewart Stephen Bezzene Jacob Boyle Brodie Phelan Q1 Q2 11 12 14 15 16 18 20 22 Tyson Alliimatafitafi Dean Berry Jayden Goldsmith Cody McSweeney Daniel Bullock Liam Jackson Ian Otai Bayley Burt Q3 23 24 26 27 30 42 48 59 Majok Puok Dean Berry Ashley Mahoney Rhys Cupid Kieren Heins Kyall Reynolds Jared Burns Dale Ryan Q4 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 Jackson Calder Ryan Smith Stuart Seager Anthony Franchina Jai Haddock Chris Dean Matthew Smith Scott Matthews Joel Miller Jack Dickson Emilio Bitters Barry Smeeton (C) Ryan O’Dell Jason Matthews Michael Bray Danny Nolan Michael Altenkirch Chris Baker Dale Whelan James Cameron Josh Hutchinson Ben Clements Paul Dadds Lachie Susovich Ben Wells Adam Symes Michael Gay Brendan Deruyter Jake Smart 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 45 46 47 48 49 50 52 53 54 55 56 57 59 69 Nick Barbera Keith Obrien Mitch Stansborough Jake McKinnon Dale Nolan Warwick Miller Josh McLerie James Matthews Daniel Vercoe Adam Matthews Sam Wright Nathan Wells Damien McDowell David Hudson Stuart Damon Matthew Bartolo Peter Hampton Jordan Crossley Greg Pullen Ryan Hines Josh Brown Sam Turner Josh Halsall Chris Coyle Matt Brock Hayden Parkinson Kane Paley Michael Macgowen Under 19’s - Coach: Neil Craig 1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Q1 Lauchlan Susovich Nathan Abbott Kyle Bleazby Gus Turner Jack Riley Brandon McCarthy Luke Stahl Kobe Groat James Turnbull Nick Martin Leigh Sevcik Q2 www.peninsulafnl.com.au 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Zac Morssinkhof Callum Manderson Mason Crossley Ashley Williams Matthew Blair Ryan O’Dell Travis Young Brett McCleary (C) Quinn Christy (VC) Lachlan Hewitt Jackson Weyne Q3 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 35 36 38 41 Michael McEvoy Ryan Lee Patrick Sumner Chris Rule Lois Astorino Calen Lacey Daniel Bartolo Brodie Jones Connor Mara Jack Wells Leigh Craig Q4 17 Football Results SENIORS Edi-Asp 7.5 14.6 18.924.11.155 Pines 4.5 8.69.12 11.17.83 Edi-Asp GOALS: M. Meehan 6, J. Garth 4, B. Tagg 3, J. Tripcony 3, B. O’Hanlon 2, M. Kremmer 2, M. Clark 1, L. Harris 1, D. Warke 1, C. Wray 1; BEST: J. Garth, M. Mullins, M. Meehan, B. O’Hanlon, A. Pawel, D. Warke Pines GOALS: A. Edwards 3, D. Tedge 2, G. Hendry 2, B. Cowell 1, H. Parker 1, W. Goosey 1, S. White 1; BEST: L. Potts, C. Ash, A. Edwards, L. Houldcroft, T. Strachan, B. Cowell Frankston YCW 6.6 8.10 19.13 27.20.182 Karingal 0.10.2 0.2 0.3.3 Frankston YCW GOALS: D. Bodley 7, A. Bruhn 5, S. MacLeod 3, L. Roberts 3, P. Minchington 2, B. Buckley 2, K. Hutchison 2, J. Mazurek 1, R. Santon 1, L. Collins 1; BEST: S. MacLeod, D. Bodley, B. Buckley, B. Credlin, P. Minchington, J. Mazurek Karingal GOALS: ; BEST: H. Tomamichel, L. VanRaay, B. Malloy, D. Gregson, B. Frey, A. Paxton Langwarrin 3.4 7.510.7 13.9.87 Bonbeach 4.0 7.110.3 12.7.79 Langwarrin GOALS: S. Herdman 3, N. Hammill 2, G. Brown 2, M. Naughton 1, M. Parker 1, B. Peach 1, A. Fenech 1, R. Johnston 1, J. Amalfi 1; BEST: D. Luxa, R. Johnston, M. Cuthbert, J. Bateman, N. Hammill, G. Brown Bonbeach GOALS: O. Hulett 5, C. Bryan 2, J. Sole 1, M. Tyrell 1, L. Gill-Renouf 1, S. Price 1, B. Sison 1; BEST: D. Jones, M. Douglas, M. Tyrell, O. Hulett, L. Gill-Renouf, J. Gumbleton Seaford 7.5 11.6 15.919.13.127 Chelsea 2.75.10 6.13 10.13.73 Seaford GOALS: A. Walton 6, K. Shaw 3, J. Tendler 2, J. Haidon 2, J. Quanchi 2, N. Braund 2, D. Williamson 1, K. Taylor 1; BEST: J. Stokes, A. Walton, M. Herbert, D. Kemble, N. Braund, K. Shaw Chelsea GOALS: B. Guerra 2, H. Thomas 2, R. Lancaster 1, R. Gregg 1, T. Gardiner 1, M. Nightingale 1, L. Charity 1, M. Silva 1; BEST: J. Arthur, K. Harper, H. Thomas, M. Gardiner, T. Gardiner, J. Attard Mt Eliza 6.3 9.7 14.8 18.12.120 Mornington 1.15.2 8.4 12.6.78 Mt Eliza GOALS: S. Lockwood 9, J. Clayton 2, J. Van Unen 2, B. Shaw 2, B. Lean 1, Z. White 1, D. Barton 1; BEST: S. Lockwood, M. Lillie, D. Barton, B. Shaw, J. Clayton, R. Turnbull Mornington GOALS: D. Nolan 7, J. Calder 3, J. Smart 1, M. Smith 1; BEST: W. Miller, D. Nolan, P. Dadds, J. Miller RESERVES Pines 1.22.5 5.7 6.12.48 Edi-Asp 1.21.5 2.5 5.7.37 Pines GOALS: G. Hendry 3, R. Chalkley 2, D. Falzon 1; BEST: J. Bezzene, J. Guganovic, R. Chalkley, G. Hendry, J. Hughes, D. Edwards-Fisk Edi-Asp GOALS: J. Walker 2, M. Byrnes 2, C. Barker 1; BEST: S. Miller, A. Stewart, J. Walker, C. Wilson, J. Chant, M. Byrnes Frankston YCW 5.2 12.5 19.9 26.14.170 Karingal 0.00.2 0.2 0.2.2 Frankston YCW GOALS: R. Morris 4, B. Wakeling 4, R. Evans 3, J. Thorne 3, J. Leary 3, M. Chaplin 2, J. Millman 1, K. StAnne 1, J. Alves 1, J. De Gregorio 1, T. Cowled 1, Z. Mosimane 1, B. Todd 1; BEST: R. Morris, R. Evans, J. Thorne, J. Leary, M. Whitehead, L. Bauman Karingal GOALS: ; BEST: N. McNeilly, C. Hocking, J. Cassera, B. Denny, M. Anderson, C. Tweddle Langwarrin 3.26.2 9.4 12.6.78 Bonbeach 2.22.2 4.3 5.5.35 Langwarrin GOALS: K. Albanese 4, A. O’Rourke-Ryan 2, A. Johnson 2, T. Peart 1, J. Hill 1, T. Yeates 1, H. Brooks 1; BEST: N. Whyte, A. Johnson, N. Bradley, K. Albanese, A. Taylor, T. Yeates Bonbeach GOALS: S. Cochrane 2, D. Steed 1, S. Strickland 1, D. Donkin 1; BEST: S. Campitelli, M. Lacey, S. Cochrane, S. Gales, A. Carrio, E. MacCormack Seaford 2.05.1 7.4 12.6.78 Chelsea 2.12.1 2.2 2.2.14 Seaford GOALS: D. Chadwick 5, L. Hughes 3, S. Duffield 2, T. Lonie 1, R. Harun 1; BEST: J. Miller, C. Scott, J. Walker, P. Azzopardi, R. Harun, D. Chadwick Chelsea GOALS: J. Schober 1, J. McConnell 1; BEST: J. Sivijs, M. Wade, S. Brooke, D. Bourke, N. Allsep 18 Mt Eliza 6.0 8.1 12.3 16.3.99 Mornington 2.08.0 8.1 11.2.68 Mt Eliza GOALS: N. Strickland 4, T. Radin 2, M. Hill 2, R. Cranwell 1, T. Drummond 1, D. Kent 1, M. Wilson 1, R. Curwood 1, T. Campelj 1, M. Brancatisano 1, H. Barclay 1; BEST: M. Wilson, R. Curwood, M. Hill, N. Strickland, L. Curtis, T. Campelj Mornington GOALS: J. Dickson 4, G. Pullen 4, P. Hampton 2, D. Hudson 1; BEST: J. Dickson, G. Pullen, P. Hampton, S. Matthews, D. Moss U19’s Edi-Asp 7.2 10.6 18.822.14.146 Pines 0.11.1 1.1 3.3.21 Edi-Asp GOALS: C. Martello 3, O. Richards 3, J. Steen 3, R. Carrison 2, C. Brown 2, J. Martello 2, W. Flavelle 2, R. Sheldon 2, S. Fisher 1, B. O’Brien 1, L. O’Connor 1; BEST: J. Martello, J. Steen, Z. Bailey, J. Davey, O. Richards, W. Balsillie Pines GOALS: J. Frawley 2, K. Heins 1; BEST: J. Frawley, M. Puok, D. Ryan, B. Burt, J. Goldsmith, C. McSweeney Frankston YCW 0.2 3.2 8.4 12.6.78 Karingal 0.43.6 5.9 7.12.54 Frankston YCW GOALS: L. Paynter 6, J. Greenwood 2, J. McCormack 1, M. La Fontaine 1, J. Lovett 1, C. Creed 1; BEST: J. Lovett, L. Paynter, J. Greenwood, L. Lee, J. Butland Karingal GOALS: T. Puntaroni 3, B. Occhipinti 2, J. Dale 1, B. Simpson 1; BEST: M. Russell, B. Lord, J. Kelly, D. Gregson, B. Frey, Z. Merdanovic Langwarrin 3.3 6.5 8.712.11.83 Bonbeach 1.02.0 3.2 3.3.21 Langwarrin GOALS: K. Newland 3, A. Best 2, L. Davies 2, R. Smyth 2, C. Miller-Trickey 1, K. Busuttil-Inglis 1, M. Mathie 1; BEST: R. Smyth, J. Johnsen, D. Corcoran, R. Napier, C. Taylor, J. Longley Bonbeach GOALS: M. Bailey 2, J. Hibbert 1; BEST: R. Francis, D. Edwards, J. Allender, B. Partyka, E. Turner, J. Cole Chelsea 4.05.3 9.5 12.6.78 Seaford 0.13.2 5.2 7.3.45 Chelsea GOALS: C. Peele 3, T. Hackett 2, D. Aarsman 2, B. Joss 2, C. Edmunds 1, D. Menhennitt 1, J. Whelan 1; BEST: D. Knowles, C. Doherty, B. Joss, D. Aarsman, C. Peele, L. Xiberras Seaford GOALS: M. Pola 2, J. Thornell 1, L. McLuckie 1, L. Chevalier 1, L. Hayes 1, M. Edwards 1; BEST: L. Mullin, M. Morris, L. Hayes, D. Howlett, H. Cook, B. Watkins Mt Eliza 4.5 7.5 9.9 11.12.78 Mornington 2.27.6 9.6 9.7.61 Mt Eliza GOALS: D. Brattle 3, J. Ristrom 2, L. Berry 1, B. Lambert 1, B. Whitfort 1, L. Daniel 1, J. Nugent 1, R. Thorpe 1; BEST: N. McKinnon, A. Cleary, Z. Campbell, J. Nugent, M. Richardson Mornington GOALS: J. Wells 2, J. Turnbull 2, S. Connell 2, L. Craig 1, B. McCleary 1, J. Riley 1; BEST: J. Weyne, N. Martin, D. Bartolo, J. Turnbull, B. Jones www.peninsulafnl.com.au Football Ladders Seniors Team RESERVES PW LD F A % Pts Team PW LD F A % Pts Mt Eliza 12 10 2 0 1234 722 170.91 40 F’ston YCW 12 9 3 0 1491 582 256.19 36 Mornington12 9 3 01102 752146.5436 Pines 12 8 3 1 11171014110.16 34 Edi-Asp 12 7 4 11131 939120.4530 Langwarrin 12 5 6 1 998 916108.9522 Bonbeach 12 4 7 1 826110175.02 18 Seaford 12 3 9 0 892119474.71 12 Chelsea 12 3 9 0 902122173.87 12 Karingal 120120551180330.56 0 Mt Eliza 12 11 1 0 1135 406 279.56 44 F’ston YCW 12 10 2 0 999 514 194.36 40 Seaford 12 8 4 0 891 484184.0932 Chelsea 12 8 4 0 796 559142.4032 Mornington12 7 5 0 919 532172.7428 Pines 12 7 5 0 738 570129.4728 Langwarrin 12 6 6 0 786 590133.2224 Edi-Asp 121110388108435.79 4 Bonbeach 121110359100735.65 4 Karingal 121110253151816.67 4 UNDER 19 BAYSIDE AUTOMOTIVE GROUP Club Championship Team PW LD F A % Pts F’ston YCW 12 10 2 0 784 481 162.99 40 Mt Eliza 12 9 3 0 1080 448 241.07 36 Chelsea 12 8 4 0 883 587150.4332 Edi-Asp 12 8 4 0 953 718132.7332 Karingal 12 7 4 1 970 597162.4830 Langwarrin 12 7 5 0 816 596136.9128 Seaford 12 6 5 1 853 592144.0926 Mornington123 90636 838 75.89 12 Bonbeach 121110366125529.16 4 Pines 120120228145715.65 0 Club Snrs Res U19Total Mt Eliza F’ston YCW Mornington Pines Langwarrin Chelsea Edi-Asp Seaford Bonbeach Karingal 30 22 8 60 27 20 10 57 2714 344 25.514 039.5 16.512 735.5 9 16 833 22.5 2 832.5 9 16 6.531.5 13.5 2 116.5 0 2 7.59.5 Goal Kickers Seniors Player Justin Van Unen Anthony Bruhn David Bodley Aaron Edwards Michael Meehan Guy Hendry Scott Lockwood Gerard Brown Jarrod Garth Dale Nolan Reserves ClubR T Mt Eliza F’ston YCW F’ston YCW Pines Edi-Asp Pines Mt Eliza Langwarrin Edi-Asp Mornington 2 5 7 3 6 2 9 2 4 7 69 53 41 41 33 31 31 29 27 26 Player Under 19 ClubR T Bradley Wakeling F’ston YCW Nicholas Strickland Mt Eliza Kieran Albanese Langwarrin Daniel Vercoe Mornington Greg Pullen Mornington Samuel Duffield Seaford Luke Clark Chelsea Joel Connelly Chelsea Ryland Cranwell Mt Eliza Rhys Chalkley Pines 442 4 31 4 29 0 23 4 23 2 21 0 19 0 17 1 16 2 15 www.peninsulafnl.com.au Player ClubR T Bradley Occhipinti Karingal Corey Hanger Langwarrin Charlie Martello Edi-Asp Jack Francis Chelsea Mitchell Chopping Mt Eliza Ben Joss Chelsea Dylan Chisholm Seaford Mitchell Allen Edi-Asp Benjamin O’Brien Edi-Asp Joshua Butland F’ston YCW 2 0 3 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 36 27 26 19 19 18 18 17 16 16 19 20 www.peninsulafnl.com.au Peninsula Fixture EASTER GOOD FRIDAY 3 April Edi-Asp 19.7.121 v 5.6.36 Bonbeach EASTER SATURDAY 4 April Pines 15.15.105 v 11.10.76 Seaford ROUND 1 - Saturday 11 April Karingal 6.9.45 v 21.13.139 Mornington Langwarrin 5.7.37 v 7.9.51 Pines Mt Eliza 15.9.99 v 11.14.80 F’ston YCW Seaford 6.10.46 v 12.10.82 Bonbeach Sunday 12 April Chelsea 9.12.66 v 17.12.114 Edi-Asp ROUND 6 - Saturday 30 May Seaford 26.22.178 v 9.7.61 Karingal Mt Eliza 12.16.88 v 7.14.56 Langwarrin Chelsea 12.4.76 v15.14.104 Mornington Bonbeach 14.8.92 v 14.8.92 Pines F’ston YCW 17.12.114 v 8.4.52 Edi-Asp ROUND 13 - Saturday 25 July KaringalvEdi-Asp Langwarrin v Frankston YCW Bonbeachv Chelsea Mt Eliza v Seaford Pines vMornington ROUND 7 - Saturday 6 June QUEENS BIRTHDAY WEEKEND Karingal 5.3.33 v 25.16.166 Mt Eliza Langwarrin 16.17.113 v 18.7.115 Chelsea Mornington 10.5.65 v 5.13.43 F’ston YCW ROUND 14 - Saturday 1 August Bonbeachv Karingal Seaford vLangwarrin Mt Eliza v Chelsea Frankston YCW v Pines Edi-Asp vMornington ROUND 2 - Saturday 18 April Pines 20.14.134 v 8.9.57 Karingal Edi-Asp 11.15.81 v 10.21.81 Langwarrin F’ston YCW 20.13.133 v 7.4.46 Chelsea Bonbeach 6.7.43 v 20.10.130 Mt Eliza Mornington 13.10.88 v 7.12.54 Seaford ROUND 8 - Saturday 13 June Chelsea 23.18.156 v 6.6.42 Karingal Langwarrin 11.6.72 v 11.7.73 Mornington Mt Eliza 15.17.107 v 17.12.114 Pines Seaford 12.13.85 v 20.18.138 Edi-Asp Bonbeach 4.8.32 v 21.13.139 F’ston YCW ANZAC DAY Saturday 25 April ANZAC WEEKEND - BYE Mt Eliza 9.6.60 v 6.9.45 Mornington Sunday 26 April Karingal 2.2.14 v 33.21.219 F’ston YCW ROUND 9 - Saturday 20 June Karingal 3.3.21 v 14.14.98 Langwarrin Pines 18.9.117 v 8.17.65 Chelsea Edi-Asp 7.9.51 v 12.21.93 Mt Eliza F’ston YCW 18.19.127 v 4.6.30 Seaford Mornington 11.11.77 v 12.15.87 Bonbeach ROUND 3 - Saturday 2 May Langwarrin 16.8.104 v 10.5.65 Bonbeach Chelsea 11.15.81 v 5.14.44 Seaford Pines 12.16.88 v 11.7.73 Edi-Asp ROUND 4 - Saturday 9 May PINK ROUND F’ston YCW 10.15.75 v 12.8.80 Langwarrin Chelsea 6.14.50 v 12.9.81 Bonbeach Seaford 2.7.19 v 14.18.102 Mt Eliza Mornington 14.15.99 v 6.13.49 Pines Edi-Asp 18.24.132 v 11.11.77 Karingal ROUND 5 - Saturday 16 May COMMUNITY UMPIRING ROUND Karingal 9.6.60 v 19.18.132 Bonbeach Langwarrin 23.12.150 v 14.9.93 Seaford Chelsea 11.6.72 v 15.11.101 Mt Eliza Pines 8.7.55 v 16.21.117 F’ston YCW Mornington 11.11.77 v 7.12.54 Edi-Asp Saturday 23 May - BYE AFL VIC COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS Peninsula FL 11.14.80 def Ovens & Murray FL 10.10.70 ROUND 10 - Saturday 27 June Mornington 20.18.138 v 7.7.49 Karingal Pines 15.10.100 v 6.11.47 Langwarrin F’ston YCW 13.24.102 v 10.10.70 Mt Eliza Bonbeach 10.8.68 v 14.13.97 Seaford Sunday 28 June Edi-Asp 11.19.85 v 8.18.66 Chelsea ROUND 11 - Saturday 4 July SPLIT ROUND Karingal 13.11.89 v 19.15.129 Pines Mt Eliza 14.14.98 v 3.11.29 Bonbeach Seaford 6.7.43 v 19.5.119 Mornington Saturday 11 July Langwarrin 10.13.73 v 11.9.75 Edi-Asp Chelsea 5.6.36 v 24.16.160 F’ston YCW ROUND 12 - Saturday 18 July Edi-Asp 24.11.155 v 11.17.83 Pines F’ston YCW 27.20.182 v 0.3.3 Karingal Bonbeach 12.7.79 v 13.9.87 Langwarrin Seaford 19.13.127 v 10.13.73 Chelsea Sunday 19 July Mornington 12.6.78 v 18.12.120 Mt Eliza www.peninsulafnl.com.au ROUND 15 - Saturday 8 August MULTI CULTURAL / INDIGENOUS ROUND KaringalvSeaford Langwarrin v Mt Eliza Morningtonv Chelsea Pines vBonbeach Edi-Asp v Frankston YCW ROUND 16 - Saturday 15 August Mt Eliza v Karingal Chelsea vLangwarrin Seafordv Pines Bonbeachv Edi-Asp Frankston YCW v Mornington ROUND 17 - Saturday 22 August VOLUNTEER ROUND KaringalvChelsea MorningtonvLangwarrin Pines v Mt Eliza Edi-Asp vSeaford Frankston YCW v Bonbeach ROUND 18 - Saturday 29 August VOLUNTEER ROUND Langwarrinv Karingal Chelseav Pines Mt Eliza v Edi-Asp Seaford v Frankston YCW Bonbeach vMornington FINALS Saturday 5 September Sunday 6 September Saturday 12 September Sunday 13 September Sunday 20 September Sunday 27 September Qualifying Elimination 2nd Semi 1st Semi Preliminary Grand Final 21 Frankston Park News Frankston v Collingwood A spirited Frankston side have gone down by 41 points against Collingwood in a tough match at Frankston Park – Dale Fenney Reports It was a much better week for Frankston who without doubt showed fight and determination for a win. After a 7 goal to 3 first term Frankston were never able to wrestle back the lead but the second half opened up with more opportunities for the home side. The Magpies opened the match up with the first 4 goals of the game through Ash Close 2, Scott Greenough and Matthew Goodyear. Ben Cavarra then steadied the ship for Frankston with a set shot goal. Ash Close kicked his third goal for the term shortly after. Two more goals from both teams saw Collingwood go into quarter time with a 28 point lead. It wasn’t long in the second term before the first goal with Jack Blair kicking a goal within the first minute for the visitors. Sam Fox quickly replied for Frankston with a goal of his own. The game was getting beyond Frankston with the Pies kicking the next three goals before Josh Pickess put a stop to the run with a goal for Frankston. Jack Hellier kicked a late goal for Collingwood to give them a 47 point half time lead. The third term started off much like the second with a quick goal in the first minute to Collingwood. Frankston were then able to get a run on with 3 straight goals through Josh Pickess, Jason Pongracic and Shane Hockey. Callum Matheson stopped the run with a goal for the Pies before Brayden Irving put a goal through to reduce the lead. Late goals to both teams with Josh Newman taking a set shot goal. Collingwood were leading at three quarter time by 35 points. Darcy Moore pounced on an opportunity early with a goal for Collingwood. Frankston produced another three goal stint with Sam Fox, Nathan Gardiner and Kalem Post all scoring great goals. The margin was brought right back to 29 points before two late goals for Collingwood saw them take out the win by 41 points. Next week Frankston take the long away trip to Ballarat to take on the Roosters next Saturday. The Development League team plays next Sunday at home against Sandringham whilst the Seniors travel to take on North Ballarat at Eureka Stadium. Frankston 13.4 82 Collingwood 19.9 123 Best – Gray Buchan Hockey Cavarra Newman Valles Goal Kickers – Fox 3 Gardiner 2 Pickess 2 Newman Beech Pongracic Hockey Cavarra Post BAYSIDE 126 Dandenong Road, Frankston Ph: 03 9783 7033 www.baysidejeep.com.au 22 www.peninsulafnl.com.au Guy Stringer - 400 Simply a good Guy Only those very new or very uneducated to the MPNFL would be unaware of the name Guy Stringer. This weekend Guy, 42, will play his 400th senior game of football when Sorrento takes the field against Tyabb at the Yabbie pond. His on-field history reads like an almanac of how to succeed and his longevity in a sport that has, arguably, more physical requirements and stresses than any other is an amazing feat. For the record he has played with four MPNFL clubs – Sorrento 233 games and six premierships, Pines 66 games and one flag, Hastings 55 games and Edithvale-Aspendale 46 games. Along the way he has won four club best and fairest awards, a VCFL Medal for best afield in a grand final, an ANZAC Day Medal and booted 369 goals. Guy has always been a laid back and friendly character off the field, and puts his resilience down to that life skill combined with luck and a determination to succeed. “I never burned myself out over pre-season it’s fair to say. I just looked after myself and I’ve been pretty lucky with injuries. Mentally I have always still wanted to keep going,” he said. “Football’s always been a great outlet for me and now I’m getting older I enjoy the challenge of playing against kids half my age.” On that point Guy said he copped a bit of ribbing from both younger and old members given his career has spanned two generations and he is now playing with the sons of some his ex-team mates. “I suppose it brings it home when I won the b&f the year Leigh Poholke was born and won it again the year he played his first senior game,” he chuckled. His representative football journey is just as impressive having played 21 games for the MPNFL Sharks and four games for the VCFL Victorian team in 2002 where he earned a place in the All Australian team for that year. When asked who he rated as the best he had played with and against, Guy harked back to the interleague teams of the late ‘90s and early 2000s. “There were some really good players and none were better than the other at interleague level so we had some great teams during those years,” he said. “(Brendan) Long from YCW and Paul Williams from Pines were standouts. At Sorrento there was Grant Johnson, Claude Sampieri and (Damien) Clarke at Edi-Asp and of course the Goose (Simon Goosey) and I had some great battles. Tim Allen might have been the best of them all, but you could just keep going.” “I love running into players I used to play against and with and having a laugh about it and that happens all the time.” While many coaches and mentors have come and gone throughout his career, Guy named three people who he said influenced him the most over the journey. “I would say dad (Keith) would be up there, and when I first started, Andrew Callaghan and Brad Phillips were my first senior coaches (at Sorrento) and they nurtured me well. They looked after me on the field and taught me how to prepare and go about my football by example,” he said. Guy says he has no regrets and has enjoyed everything about his time playing and is content with his lot in a game he loves. “Maybe I could have gone up and played for the big country leagues like the O&M but we ended up beating them (in interleague) so we were playing a pretty good standard here and I never really wanted to leave.” ”I love my country football and always have,” he declared. “I won’t coach. My young bloke is nine now and starting out so I’ll just enjoy following him and put some time back in to the family. If I had finished early I might have considered coaching but, playing this long, I’m not looking for anything else now.” www.peninsulafnl.com.au 23 VSHL SUA Record Write Up We are a close knit group at the SUA. As umpires we understand we have a very important job to do, at the same time we enjoy the social aspect that umpiring and the community offers. The SUA has many umpires that have been running for years, and they keep coming back because they enjoy it. The SUA has around 350 running members this year, which provides field, boundary and goal umpires for matches within the MPFL, MPJFL and SEFNL. With the season half way through, you can bet many umpires will be upping the tempo to secure one of those best seats in the house, running on the ground on Grand Final Day and maybe officiating in their first Grand Final, could you see yourself in this role. We are always looking for new umpires to take up the challenge this year and going forward. Anyone interested in umpiring are welcome to join us at one of our training venues and register, we train on Mondays and Wednesday at Kananook Reserve, Kananook at 6.00pm – 7.00pm. Monday and Wednesday at Fountain Gate, Max Pawsey Reserve at 6–7. If you live down the Peninsula, Mondays only at Dromana, Dromana Football Ground at 5.30–6.30, this more for the juniors. Check out our website (www.sua.org.au) for all information, or call 1300 umpire (867473) Recap: James Richardson’s 200th Senior Game – At Mornington on Sunday James Richardson umpired his 200th Senior Match. What an achievement this is and at such a young age. Hope it was a highlight of your career to date James and look forward to seeing you in many more senior matches in the future. Upcoming Events: Strike Bowling Night – Strike Bowling night is happening on Monday August 3rd in Frankston. All members and friends are invited. First bowl is around 7pm. Ask Steven Richards for more information. VSHL-SUA Presentation Night – The end of season awards presentation night will again be held at the 24 Cranbourne Turf Club on October 17th. Prices to be announced shortly, but be sure to save this date in your calendar as this event is the culmination of another big season. Let’s all continue ‘Umpiring together to build on best consistent performance’. www.peninsulafnl.com.au Netball Preview Edi Asp v Karingal Top of the table clash! Can the Eagles redeem themselves from their four losses to the Bulls in round 4 2015? The Bulls sit comfortable on top undefeated. Edi Asp comfortably disposed of Pines last week while the Bulls came up against a spirited YCW coming away with a comfortable 20 goal win. These teams are both certain to meet in finals and if Edi take the victory it will certainly give them confidence leading into their finals series. Langwarrin v YCW The Roos girls welcome the Stonekittens to Lloyd Park in what will be some hard fought netball. Langy came away with four wins again Bonbeach last week and YCW went down convincingly to the Bulls. With both teams adapted to the outdoor courts, last time they met in round 4, YCW came away with a ten goal victory. Bonbeach v Chelsea After suffering four losses last week to Langwarrin, the Sharks will be looking for redemption against the Seagals. Don’t expect a walkover though with the Chelsea girls hungry for a win after a big loss to Seaford last week. With the neighbours meeting a Shark Park this week, it is a battle of 8th V 9th Mt Eliza v Seaford Mt Eliza are looking very sharp handing Mornington a 38 goal loss last week. Seaford are also coming off an impressive win against Chelsea. This match is 3rd V 5th. Last time they met at Linen House, Seaford were victorious by three goals. Can Mt Eliza take the points or will the Tigers keep their finals hopes alive? Pines v Mornington The Pythons ladies have done some recruiting and look a lot stronger than round 1 this year and the Doggies are also much improved however inconsistent. Mornington’s A grade get the rest this week with their B & C sides travelling to Linen House. Last time round Pines took the points in B grade, can the Doggies turn the tables this time around? Weekend Results Frankston YCW Bonbeach Seaford Mornington Edi-Asp - Bye Edi-Asp Frankston YCW Bonbeach Seaford Mornington Edi-Asp Frankston YCW Bonbeach Seaford Mornington A Grade 20 def by 40 37 def by 43 71 def 32 31 def by 69 B Grade Karingal Langwarrin Chelsea Mt Eliza 52 def 23 35 def 31 38 def by 58 40 def by 41 26 def by 56 Pines Karingal Langwarrin Chelsea Mt Eliza 62 def 19 31 drew 31 26 def by 47 27 drew 27 31 def by 43 Pines Karingal Langwarrin Chelsea Mt Eliza 21 def by 30 18 def by 35 22 def by 29 13 def by 22 Karingal Langwarrin Chelsea Mt Eliza C Grade Development Grade Frankston YCW Bonbeach Seaford Mornington Edi-Asp - Bye PENINSULA ACCOUNTING PARTNERS PTY LTD ABN 61 021 832 266 ACCOUNTANTS, TAX AGENTS & FINANCIAL ADVISERS Specialists in: - Taxation Services - Business Structures and Advice - Small Business Accounting - Retirement Planning - Investment Planning / Sharebroking Services - Superannuation Advice / Consolidation / Rollovers - Self Managed Superannuation Funds OFFICE: SUITE 22, 1140 NEPEAN HWY, MORNINGTON VIC 3931 PHONE: (03) 59 752 322 EMAIL: [email protected] Financial planning services are provided as Authorised Representatives of Lifespan Financial Planning Pty Ltd (AFSL. 229892). www.peninsulafnl.com.au 25 Netball Notes Bonbeach Sharkettes Pines Pythonettes This week we welcome Chelsea to our court where we hope to get some much needed wins on the board. Last week wasn’t a great day in terms of results but we had some good players none the less throughout the day. Jess S, Nirelle, Denae, Caity, Kirsty, Sarah, Allison, Jess G, Emma, Alana, Bec & Kate were some of many notables. This week we should also pay tribute to Steph Matthews who played a fantastic game in the centre for C Grade last week. But more importantly Steph has taken on the responsible role of Treasurer for the last three years and has done a fantastic job keeping all our finances in order. Thanks again Steph. ! This week is ladies day upstairs. Apologies for not being able to change times to suit. Its just impossible ! Have a great day girls Go Sharks - Granma Dee Chelsea Seagulls Unfortunately it took a good half for the A girls to settle this week, but once we, did we played some good flowing netball and finished off a solid effort. Adele and Tess were standouts in defence and Lisa along with Hayley C played a great working team in goals together. Awesome effort by all B ladies on court and so nice to have another win especially with such a close game! An amazing game from Kate in GS who was strong and confident all game! Our defensive pressure was great from all on court. A big thanks to Sal and Steph for stepping up and playing so well. Such a great game to watch by the C girls this week. All played well and even though the win was with a grasp a draw seems fitting for the result. Great defence from all 3 girls in the back line, Ally, Steph and Brigitte all work well together. Em and Maddy great use of the ball through the center and around our attacking circle. Over all a wonderful fought game. Great win on the weekend to D team! We gave 110% and kept going till the very last second. Stand out game for Lauren with awesome moving around the circle and shooting. A special mention to Daele for stepping out her shooting role and helping in defence, great job. An amazing effort from all. 26 Heading out into the Arctic Vortex in the very early hours of Saturday morning, the Pythons took on the Eagles on their home turf. The court was wet and slippery, the air biting at any exposed skin - but still we pushed on. We knew we had a big task ahead of us, and sensibly the girls were cautious on the wet and slippery courts... but didn’t suit our preferred style of play. Defence were put under pressure from the start, still - we saw improvements across the team from our last game against the Eagles. Happy with that, we know we’re heading in the right direction. Edi Asp got the jump on B Grade early, and we faced a very strong line up. The home team also used the court conditions much better than us, but to everyone’s credit - there was no giving up. Even if Ky did do the splits on more than one occasion. With a few injuries, it just wasn’t our day. Best on’s to Kaz in C Grade and Steph in B Grade. Bring on the games against Mornington, and celebrating National Netball Day with our Pines Ladies High Tea afterwards. Exciting times ahead! GO PYTHONS www.peninsulafnl.com.au Netball Notes Mornington Bulldogs A beautiful fresh Sunday saw arch rivals going head to head. Well done to all the supporters that came over from the footy. Doggie D’s were a much improved team and with Brooke in defence we had most of the play. But as Jonathan Brown says “Bad Kicking is Bad Football” and as Sue Kimber says “Bad Passing is Bad Netball”. This is an aspect that we need to work on as a Club. All the fitness in the world doesn’t help if your decision making and passing is off. Unfortunately C’s had the same issues. Whilst Katie and Melissa worked hard in the mid court we couldn’t finish off with goals. Beth did well when moved to defence but Mounties were too experienced. A depleted B grade gave opportunities to girls to move up a grade and Erica, Maddee and Naomi gave it their best shot. With nothing to lose a complete swap around of positions in the last gave the Red Legs something to think about and bazaarly it was our best quarter. Well done Suz and her team. A’s were also under the pump from the outset. Congrats to Eliza for promotion to A however her task against the A grade leading goaler was a huge challenge. Court play appeared well matched but the Mounties attack was unstoppable. Mind you Georgia @ WD gave it a fair shakeup. A well earned rest for A’s next week and a chance for our injuries to heal as we head back to our happy hunting ground at Linen House to meet The Pythonettes. GO DOGGIES Edithvale - Aspendale Eagles Round 13 v Karingal The Ladies Luncheon Sponsors Round. Thank you to Jen, Nic, Mark, Lara, Gail, Pete, Ted, Wendy, Em & Megan who sourced the fantastic raffle prizes for our Ladies Luncheon. Donations from Bev Marks, Peter Alexander, Swiss Bakeries, The Lobster Cave, Cotton On & Caprice ensured that this years prizes were by far better than any other year! Thanks also to our brilliant Master of Ceremonies, Al Glanville - who is simply the best! A great day was enjoyed by all & thank you to everyone who helped, especially the Pines girls, who changed our game times so that we could run our major fund raiser. We started our games early on Saturday morning & though the skies were clear, it was bloody freezing! After two high standard games, the girls were happy to head off to our luncheon as we were fortunate to bring home two from two! This week we play the ‘Million Dollar Bulls’ at Karingal & once again we’re looking forward to playing against some of the best players in the State. Hopefully, we will be able to take it right up to the top dogs & improve on the outcomes of our last meeting. All Eagle Supporters should come across to the McClelland College Indoor courts, 31 Belar Avenue, Frankston to see some top class netball action! Best of luck to Demi W who is playing in the finals of the ANL this weekend & a big CONGRATULATIONS to Sammy & Will, whose first child is due in January 2016!! Good luck to all Eagle teams playing this weekend! Soar Eagles!! www.peninsulafnl.com.au 27 Netball Notes Langwarrin Kangaroos All right, all right, all right....sorry Magic Mike is on my mind! 7 is a very lucky number in Chinese culture, it symbolises togetherness and we proved this as all 7 Langy teams were victorious over Bonbeach. The courts were slippery but we had our hairspray packed. It helped a little but man it was as slippery as a Wonton being picked up by chopsticks in a Chinese soup. D grade took to the indoor courts with a strong defense and precision feeding into the circle the opposition cracked like a fortune cookie. Winning felt better than a Chinese massage. C grade defense were like ying and yang. One short, one tall but perfect together. Both teams battling out for top four positions. Finals are just around the corner and this 21 goal win helps move us closer. B grade’s first quarter was tight. The goalers copped some trash talk from the sidelines but they piped right down when the goals were dropping from downtown Chinatown. A 21 goal quarter in the second and a 17 goal last quarter sealed the deal. A grade come out like fire crackers on Chinese New Years. But so did the Bonbeach girls. After a spray from the coach at quarter time the girls refocused and took the game by the dragon teeth and a win was theirs. Missing 4 key players to the team everyone stood up and proved the Langy A grade team is strong like the Great Wall. This week up against YCW it’s battle stations. Wins in all all four very much needed for finals to be reached. It’s gonna be a big day. whether it be over a chip or a netball match and fight they did! A few lessons to take away from round 12 at Tiger land: 1. Set multiple alarms to ensure you and the three team members you drive to the game each week are ready to play when the whistle blows. 2. Don’t underestimate a pack of seagulls in a line up with some large jungle cats because they will come through and peck your eyes out and take a victory in great style.3. We are capable to get through a round without any injuries (thank the netball lords) Special mention to the Sloan family in this tragic time. The netballers all wore a black arm band close to their hearts to show our support flows through the whole of the Tiger land family. We send our best wishes and we were all thinking of you in your time of grieve. Lets take a good week of netball filled with high spirits into the next round and lets hope we get 4 from 4! Signing out from the Tiger land. Seaford Tigers Although you would think a bunch of tigers would destroy a pack of seagulls this was not the case in these match ups! All 4 games were extremely close and each game had 1 to 2 point differences we manage to get 2 wins out of the 4 with the A girls having a victory of over 40 goals and the C grade girls drawing at 27 to 27. Each match was fought out till the end and no fuel was left in the tank when the end whistle blew. Our B graders lost by a devastating 1 point and D grade coming in 2nd with a 7 point loss. Seagulls are renowned to not give up a fight 28 www.peninsulafnl.com.au Netball Notes Mt Eliza Red Legs Our second Sunday game for the season saw a bit of a shake up with a few players being unavailable. D grade started the day in style. Although we missed our goaler, We knew our mantra and were able to execute plays practiced at training with a calmness that suggested we’d all been doing it for years, great win ladies! C grade were determined from the moment the first whistle was blown. Defense was tight and rebounding strong, the midcourts timing was impeccable and the goaling accurate, both goalers reading well off each other. A great display of team work and discipline. Well done! B grade Great effort from everyone resulted in a healthy win. It was good to be able to try various combinations showing flexibility within the team. Fantastic effort .A grade It was a lovely day for outdoor netball. It was good to see the things we practiced at training in our game play. Everyone focused on the match for the entire four quarters which resulted in a convincing win. Well done all. Karingal Bullettes We played YCW last week. It was very slippery & we struggled to adapt to in the first half of the D grade. We started to find our mojo once we slowed down. Great to finally get on top of YCW with a 9 goal win by the final siren. Best players were Bec & Kez. C grade had a very tough match coming out with a draw last time we met. We didn’t expect anything else but a tough game. Once again the court was still wet with a few players slipping over. We didn’t play our best, however, the team settled more in the second half coming away another draw. Best players were Renae, Sara B and Mel. B grade started off very slow with a late withdrawal of Nadine which put us out of whack down our goaling end. We were at one stage 13 goals down coming back to be within 2 goals and a real chance. It proves how good we can be when we play our brand of netball. We went down by 4 goals but it could have easily gone our way with lots of positives to come out of this game. Best players Renee B, Rach & Brooke. A Grade with almost a full strength side started off pretty well and it was quite a physical game. The team were definitely challenged today and did well to come away with a comfortable 20 goal win. We knew the second half of the season would be challenging as teams would be after us. We are now the hunted! Looking forward to another challenge today against Edi Asp who are premiers in each grade. #GOBULLS #BULLETTES2015 www.peninsulafnl.com.au 29 Netball Notes Frankston YCW StoneKittens The girls took our rivalry with Karingal to heart & all came out firing. D blazed ahead in the 1st Q taking Karingal by surprise both on the court & the scoreboard but unfortunately couldn’t hold on to it, coming away with a 9pt loss. Mooka played great through the centre court, & Bree pulling in heaps of intercepts. The C girls worked harder than they ever have & played an outst&ing game right from the start. Some team mistakes in the last 5mins meant Karingal could catch up & unfortunately they finished with another draw. Hands over everything & backing her team up, TbagSwag epitomised the team goals for the day & smashed it. Elyse playing another great shooting game under pressure. Our champions of the day the B girls killed it from the start, through the middle & finished off killing it! These B girls played like we’ve never seen them play & in the end they took the 4 points off an undefeated side, well done! BOG went to captain Lea who played a totally accountable game, mentions to KBeal for her great game & following coach’s orders to the tee. Really great game from our A graders too - no win but halving our loss margin from last time showing were moving in the right direction. Amazing defensive game again from Tilly, playing great on 2 very tall shooters. Offensive intercepts from Indi who never dropped her intensity. Well done Kittens, next time we see Karingal it will be in finals & let’s make sure we hold nothing back! This week brings us Langy @ Langy. Go Kittens! BAYSIDE AUTOMOTIVE GROUP Combined Club Championship Club S R U19 A B C D Total F’ston YCW 910108 8108 63 Edi-Asp 7.51 8101191157.5 Mt Eliza 10 1188964.556.5 Karingal 0 1 7.512111112 54.5 Langwarrin5.567678746.5 Seaford 3 86.58 42.53 35 Mornington9735233 32 Chelsea 388122.5327.5 Bonbeach 4.5112368.5 26 Pines 8.5 70-31-19.5 30 BAYSIDE AUTOMOTIVE GROUP Club Championship Team A B CDS T Karingal 36221112 81 Edi-Asp 302291172 F’ston YCW 241610 8 58 Mt Eliza 24 18 6 4.5 52.5 Langwarrin 1814 8 7 47 Seaford 24 82.5337.5 Bonbeach 6668.5 26.5 Mornington1543325 Chelsea 3 42.5312.5 Pines -61- 7 www.peninsulafnl.com.au Netball Ladders A Grade Team PBW D L F Karingal 102 10 Edi-Asp 102 8 Mt Eliza 11 1 7 F’ston YCW11 1 7 Seaford 111 7 Langwarrin102 4 Mornington11 1 4 Bonbeach 111 1 Chelsea 111 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A Pts % 0 580 26048 223.08 2 512 23540 217.87 4 531 418 32 127.03 4 405 367 32 110.35 4 457 446 32 102.47 6 402 435 24 92.41 7 421 543 20 77.53 10 359 552 8 65.04 11 204 615 4 33.17 B Grade Team PWDL F Edi-Asp Karingal Mt Eliza F’ston YCW Langwarrin Seaford Pines Bonbeach Chelsea Mornington A Pts % 1211 0 1 612 345 44177.39 1211 0 1 619 373 44165.95 12 9 0 3 523 373 36 140.21 12 8 0 4 481 311 32 154.66 127 05 474 43528108.97 124 08 398 55116 72.23 123 09 373 57312 65.10 123 09 298 48212 61.83 12 2 010330 483 8 68.32 12 2 010352 534 8 65.92 PWDL F Karingal Edi-Asp F’ston YCW Langwarrin Bonbeach Mt Eliza Mornington Chelsea Seaford Pines Player A Pts % Development Grade Karingal 102 10 Edi-Asp 102 9 Bonbeach 111 7 F’ston YCW11 1 6 Langwarrin10 2 5 Mt Eliza 11 1 3 Seaford 111 2 Mornington11 1 2 Chelsea 111 2 0 0 1 2 0 1 0 0 0 ClubR Kerri Besanko Kate Webster Karen Russo Josie Jansen Renee Brewster Lauren Goldie Nicole Sim Kristy Herdman Ashleigh Farren Emma Campitelli Player 1210 2 0 679 314 44216.24 1210 0 2 677 268 40252.61 12 9 2 1 557 307 40 181.43 11 7 0 4 426 333 28127.93 116 05 346 44124 78.46 12 6 0 6 361 471 24 76.65 123 09 302 53612 56.34 122 19 313 46810 66.88 122 19 316 50710 62.33 12 1 011263 595 4 44.20 PBW D L F 51 37 34 31 24 22 22 21 20 18 B Grade Player Georgia Burrows Lauren McGinty Casey Shiel Lauren Kelly Georgia Holland Rebecca Thorne Melanie Baxter Renae Saunders Jessica Grant Stephanie Barrott Langwarrin Chelsea Mt Eliza Edi-Asp Karingal F’ston Ycw Edi-Asp Langwarrin Seaford Bonbeach 34 33 31 30 25 23 22 22 22 21 A Pts % 0 368 16848 219.05 1 360 12244 295.08 3 319 23734 134.60 3 283 223 32 126.91 5 266 224 28 118.75 7 191 283 18 67.49 9 180 35212 51.14 9 159 311 12 51.13 9 158 36412 43.41 ClubR Langwarrin Mt Eliza Edi-Asp Edi-Asp Chelsea Mornington Seaford Karingal Bonbeach Edi-Asp 29 29 25 23 22 17 17 16 15 14 Dev Grade Player Team ClubR Stephanie Hille Mt Eliza Tash Petroff Seaford Kassidy Withers Seaford M-Lenehan MonstafaLangwarrin Allana Plattfuss Bonbeach Lisa Donnellan Chelsea Madeline McNab Karingal Sarah Williams Mornington Hayley Caling Chelsea Ashlee Porter Mt Eliza C Grade C Grade Team Top 10 Weekly Goal Shooters A Grade ClubR Caitlin Philippe Karingal Stephanie Coy Langwarrin Rachael O’Brien Mt Eliza Sarah Mills F’ston Ycw Lauren Howlett Chelsea Katherine Spicer Seaford Georgia Hynes Chelsea Kealy O’Dempsey Seaford Susan Kimber Mornington Stephanie Henson Bonbeach 23 22 19 15 14 12 10 10 9 8 *Overall goal tallies have been removed as the winner of goal shooting competitions will be announced on vote count night. www.peninsulafnl.com.au 31 32 www.peninsulafnl.com.au Nepean Football Update Seniors Team Rosebud Rye Somerville Hastings Sorrento Red Hill Devon M Frankston Dromana Crib Point Pearcedale Tyabb PW LD F SENIORS A % Pts 12 9 3 01216 707 171.99 36 11 9 2 01281 847 151.24 36 11 9 2 01046 744 140.59 36 11 8 3 01188 723 164.32 32 11 7 4 01114 756 147.35 28 12 7 5 0 895 740 120.95 28 11 4 7 0 804 846 95.04 16 114 70 881 933 94.43 16 114 70 859 931 92.27 16 11 3 8 0 793 976 81.25 12 113 80 702 107165.55 12 110110 370 187519.73 0 RESERVES Team Somerville Rosebud Frankston Red Hill Hastings Sorrento Devon M Rye Crib Point Tyabb Dromana Pearcedale PW LD F A % Pts 1111 0 0 973 350 278.00 44 1210 2 0 863 540 159.81 40 118 30 750 453165.5632 12 8 4 0 661 531 124.48 32 116 50 739 535138.1324 116 50 610 552110.5124 11 6 5 0 587 563 104.26 24 115 60 737 581126.8520 11 4 7 0 486 709 68.55 16 112 90 324 100732.17 8 111100 526 791 66.50 4 110110 361 100535.92 0 Under19 Team Rosebud Somerville Sorrento Crib Point Red Hill Dromana Pearcedale Frankston Devon M Hastings Tyabb Rye PW LD F A % Pts 1211 1 0 1114 507 219.72 44 119 20 877 398220.3536 119 20 948 515184.0836 11 8 3 0 959 421 227.79 32 12 7 5 0 1027 467 219.91 28 117 40 816 563144.9428 115 60 699 714 97.90 20 115 60 510 679 75.11 20 11 3 8 0 617 982 62.83 12 112 90 512 896 57.14 8 111100 445 134932.99 4 110110 274 130720.96 0 Sorrento Rosebud Hastings Pearcedale Frankston Tyabb Rye Red Hill Somerville Devon Meadows Crib Point Dromana 3.2 9.2 14.316.4.100 2.17.5 8.8 11.10.76 5.3 5.8 10.1216.16.112 2.12.2 2.4 2.5.17 5.5 10.1215.1723.23.161 1.23.3 6.6 7.9.51 3.2 6.5 12.914.14.98 3.0 6.1 8.3 10.6.66 2.26.4 7.8 11.11.77 2.3 4.5 5.7 7.7.49 2.3 3.10 6.15 11.17.83 2.6 3.113.143.17.35 Rosebud Sorrento Hastings Pearcedale Frankston Tyabb Red Hill Rye Somerville Devon Meadows Crib Point Dromana 2.8 5.126.179.18.72 0.12.2 2.3 5.3.33 0.5 4.8 6.1011.12.78 2.23.2 3.6 7.7.49 4.4 9.5 15.519.10.124 0.11.1 1.1 1.3.9 2.3 4.3 5.6 10.6.66 1.63.7 5.7 7.11.53 2.37.4 9.6 10.10.70 0.2 2.3 5.5 6.7.43 3.2 7.4 8.5 9.5.59 2.14.3 7.5 8.9.57 Sorrento Rosebud Pearcedale Hastings Frankston Tyabb Red Hill Rye Somerville Devon Meadows Dromana Crib Point 1.3 6.5 4.15.1 4.2 8.5 1.33.6 5.06.5 3.07.1 6.7 15.10 0.00.0 4.5 8.10 0.1 0.2 1.14.2 2.1 5.4 RESERVES U19’s www.nepeanfnl.com.au 10.614.9.93 9.1 9.1.55 10.815.11.101 4.8 4.10.34 8.8 9.12.66 9.2 10.4.64 17.17 23.21.159 1.0 1.1.7 12.1120.15.135 2.4 2.4.16 6.4 10.8.68 6.8 6.9.45 33 Nepean Netball Update A Grade Team PBWD L F APts Rye 10 1 Red Hill 11 1 Crib Point 10 1 Tyabb 10 1 Devon M 10 1 Somerville 10 1 Dromana 10 1 Rosebud 11 1 Pearcedale 10 1 Frankston 10 1 Hastings 10 1 9 8 8 7 7 6 3 3 2 2 0 0 1 540237 40 227.85 1 2 525 360 38 145.83 0 2 509 272 36 187.13 1 2 549254 34 216.14 0 3 407 336 32 121.13 0 4 426307 28 138.76 0 7 311424 16 73.35 0 8 327557 16 58.71 0 8 288477 12 60.38 0 8 265468 12 56.62 0 10 201656 4 30.64 B Grade Team Devon M Tyabb Crib Point Rye Somerville Frankston Rosebud Pearcedale Red Hill Sorrento Hastings Dromana PWDL F A 11 11 0 0 527 259 1110 0 1 528 314 11 9 0 2 482 319 11 7 0 4 461 334 117 04 462 354 117 04 471 362 125 07 376 546 114 07 411 445 12 3 0 9 471 532 113 08 317 451 11 1 010 244 562 11 0 011 184 456 Pts % 44 203.47 40168.15 36 151.10 28138.02 28130.51 28130.11 20 68.86 16 92.36 12 88.53 12 70.29 4 43.42 0 40.35 C Grade Team Devon M Somerville Pearcedale Frankston Tyabb Crib Point Rye Red Hill Dromana Sorrento Rosebud Hastings PWDL F A 11 11 0 0 505 252 1110 0 1 364 165 11 9 0 2 436 264 11 8 0 3 311 228 117 04 393 287 11 6 0 5 318 241 115 06 302 297 12 4 0 8 338 360 114 07 286 324 112 09 223 361 12 1 011 204 456 11 0 011 114 559 Pts Weekend Results A Grade % Hastings Frankston Rye Devon M Crib Point Rosebud - Bye Rosebud Hastings Frankston Rye Devon M Crib Point Under 17 Rosebud 9 Devon M 8 Pearcedale 8 Tyabb 8 Red Hill 9 Rye 8 Sorrento 8 Dromana 8 Crib Point 8 34 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 8 7 6 6 4 3 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 2 2 5 5 6 7 7 B Grade Sorrento Pearcedale Tyabb Red Hill Somerville Dromana 27 def by 34 6 def by 59 23 def 22 30 def 26 26 def 22 30 def 20 Sorrento Pearcedale Tyabb Red Hill Somerville Dromana Rosebud 54 def 9 Rye 15 def by 35 Crib Point 9 def by 35 Pearcedale - Bye Tyabb - Bye Devon Meadows - bye Sorrento Red Hill Dromana Rosebud Hastings Frankston Rye Devon M Crib Point C Grade Under 17 % 44 200.40 40220.61 36165.15 32136.40 28136.93 24 131.95 20101.68 16 93.89 16 88.27 8 61.77 4 44.74 0 20.39 PBWD L F APts Pearcedale Tyabb Red Hill Somerville Dromana 58 def 32 16 def by 54 46 def by 47 37 def 26 42 def 20 40 def 33 BAYSIDE AUTOMOTIVE GROUP Club Championship Team Team 36 def by 62 26 def by 74 36 def by 37 32 def 28 45 def 17 % 344180 44 191.11 239 154 40 155.19 268182 36 147.25 243194 36 125.26 288 264 28 109.09 211219 24 96.35 149280 18 53.21 155258 16 60.08 116 282 14 41.13 A B C17 T Devon M 24221110 67 Tyabb 25.520 7 9 61.5 Rye 3014 5 6 55 Crib Point 27 18 6 2.5 53.5 Red Hill 28.5 64745.5 Somerville 211410 - 45 Pearcedale 989935 Rosebud 121011033 Frankston 9148 - 31 Dromana 1204420 Sorrento - 6 2 4.512.5 Hastings 320 - 5 www.nepeanfnl.com.au Where would your club be without you? 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