record season 2015 - Peninsula Football Netball League

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RECORD SEASON 2015
ROuND 18 SAtuRDAy 29 AuguSt $1
Langwarrin v Karingal
Chelsea v Pines
Mt Eliza v Edi-Asp
Seaford v Frankston YCW
Bonbeach v Mornington
PENINSULA
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MEDIA
Office talk
This week...
What a finish to the Nepean
League home and away round last
weekend!
It had all the skill, passion and
tension that we associate with
our great game, mixed with the
raw emotion of joy that goes with
snatching a last gasp spot in next weekend’s finals as
Red Hill did, along with the associated devastation
that consumed Rye as the Demons watched their
2015 season end. Again local football was the winner
and again the MPNFL was the centre of the action.
And so the finals begin with all Nepean League
followers focussed on the events set to unfold over
the next four weeks. Congratulations to minor
premiers Rosebud and good luck to all participants
in this week’s semi-final round. Nine of the 12 clubs
in Nepean League will be represented in the football
finals series, which represents wonderful close
competition and the strength of the league as a
whole.
Results were similar in the Nepean League netball
competition with again eight clubs fielding finals
sides including representation from the three sides
that did not make football finals. This means that
every Nepean League club will have at least one side
competing on the big stage this weekend and that
fact should be celebrated.
The league administration is not focussed on one
team or club above another and every season our
greatest wish is to see every club play well, attain offfield strength and financial security and, above all,
enjoy the strong social and community culture of the
MPNFL. Finals time is a chance to put all those traits
on show and we at the office are looking forward to
the coming weeks as much as any.
The final round of Peninsula League will also be a
highlight this weekend and, while the top five has
been set for several weeks, top spot and the allimportant double chance is still up for grabs so
tension will still be around until the final siren at Mt
Eliza.
As the season winds up clubs will celebrate their
individual award winners and so will the MPNFL.
This year, like everything else, we are doing it
a little differently with the football and netball
awards evenings combined for the first time. The
Nepean Football and Netball awards will be held
on Wednesday 9 September at Mornington Racing
Club, starting at 6.30pm, followed by the Peninsula
Football and Netball event on Monday 14 September,
again starting at 6.30pm at the Mornington Racing
Club. Please contact the office for more information.
With finals upon us now it is also timely to remind all
attending that no BYO alcohol will be permitted at
any finals venue at any time. Please observe the Dry
and Wet areas that will be in operation at each venue.
To all involved - enjoy the finals series and represent
your club and our league with respect and pride. To all
watching, please support and cheer and encourage
your sides with the same respect.
It is fair to say that 2015 has been a year of extremes
and the changes that have occurred behind the
scenes have been many and far-reaching. Processes
to ensure football and netball across the Peninsula
and Nepean League areas grows and remains vibrant
and relevant continue to be developed. As our key
stakeholders all clubs will continue to be informed
and consulted as we move into an even more exciting
era of local sport.
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STARTING TIMES
FOOTBALL
U19’s:
Reserves:
Seniors:
10.15am
12.00pm
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]
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AFL Vic Country
Thorpdale thrives at WorkSafe
Game of the Month
AFL Victoria’s WorkSafe Games of the Month are
always a much loved fixture on the football calendar,
but rarely have they been as well received as they
were in 2015.
The eight Games of the Month have again travelled
far and wide, starting with the battle of the bridge
between Ocean Grove and Barwon Heads, before
visiting every corner of the Victoria and finishing
in the Yarra Ranges for the clash between Yarra
Junction and Thornton-Eildon.
WorkSafe’s partnership with AFL Victoria Country,
and these events in particular, provide a platform to
highlight the dangers that too often are taken for
granted in the workplace.
It also reminds supporters, volunteers, players and
coaches of the impact a workplace injury or death
would have on the local football community.
But as we have seen in 2015, arguably the biggest
appeal of the events is the opportunity they provide
clubs to attract a large crowd, raise funds and reap
the rewards of increased bar and canteen takings.
Each event includes a fully funded luncheon with
renowned guest speakers such as David Parkin, Peter
Knights, Terry Daniher and Sharelle McMahon.
While the WorkSafe Games of the Month have proved
a huge hit in each venue this year it was the event
down in Thorpdale on July 19 that provided one of
the most memorable matches of recent years.
Without finals action for some years, the Thorpdale
community rallied for the Sunday blockbuster against
reigning premiers Mirboo North.
A huge crowd gathered on a glorious winter’s day
and both coaches acknowledged the finals-like
atmosphere when speaking to their chargers before
the game.
David Parkin and Sharelle McMahon entertained the
pre-match luncheon while kids outside ran amok on
the giant AFL Victoria inflatables.
But the fun had only just begun.
With the home side leading at the half time break,
the kids took over the oval as a small plane flew
overhead dropping packets of potato chips as it
crossed the ground.
The warmth of the afternoon sun slowly might have
slowly disappeared as the match wore on but the
action in the middle was just heating up.
After clinching the A-Grade netball match, Mirboo
North threatened to again spoil the party out on the
field when they charged within one straight kick in
the dying seconds.
But the mighty Dales kept their composer, holding
firm in defence, to claim a hard-fought victory.
The scenes at Thorpdale will be replicated as
more venues in 2016 with the WorkSafe Games
of the Month set to continue into a 13th year in a
partnership with Netball Victoria.
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
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Footy Preview
REDLEGS EYE TOP SPOT
by Simon McEvoy
MT ELIZA will secure the minor premiership, and a
week off, if it can beat fellow finalist EDI-ASP in the
last round today.
The Redlegs have been brilliant this season and
deserve top spot. They also could do with a rest
to allow them to recharge ahead of a big finals
campaign.
Now that he’s got the ton, Mt Eliza goal maestro
Justin Van Unen may be an even more dangerous
proposition for opposition sides. He was well held (by
his standards) by Edi-Asp earlier in the season, kept
to three goals, and may be keen to show the Eagles
his true ability today. The Redlegs continue to have
players step up. Former Dolphin Karl Lombardozzi
was best-on in the Mounties win over Edi-Asp earlier
in the season and has been in good nick in recent
weeks.
Edi-Asp kicked their highest score of the season
as they thrashed Seaford by 94 points last week,
yet coach Graeme Yeats wasn’t totally happy with
certain aspects of his side’s performance. Yeats is a
perfectionist and wants his side to be peaking in time
for finals. Eagles spearhead Jarrod Garth has kicked
at least a goal in all of his 15 games this season and
is coming off a bag of eight. Former Richmond left
footer Brett O’Hanlon has had a consistent season
and, notably, was in sparkling form last week.
Still a chance to grab third spot, Edi-Asp will go flat
out to topple the Mounties today.
“There will be a bit of heat in it for sure,’’ Yeats said.
Star Edi-Asp midfielder Tim Mannix is a chance to
return today.
Brent Guerra’s CHELSEA gets one last chance to beat
a top-five side this season when it meets finals-bound
PINES.
The Seagulls’ wings have been clipped by injuries in
the second half of the season but, with four victories,
they’ve still managed to double their win tally of last
year.
“I thought halfway through the year we were
pushing the good sides when we had a full team,’’
Guerra said.
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“And then we lost a lot of our senior players through
injury, and they were season-ending injuries. We’ve
struggled in the back end of the season.’’
Looking for positives, Chris Charity had a breakout
game last week, slotting a career-best six goals to
help the Seagulls beat Karingal. And the form of Todd
Gardiner has been outstanding; he’s figured in the
best players six weeks in a row.
Pines, which seems likely to face Edi-Asp in next
week’s elimination final, will look to get through
injury-free. On form, the Pythons (who pushed Mt
Eliza last week) should be too good for Chelsea.
Pines star Aaron Edwards has been terrific this season
and will look to add to his tally of 59 goals.
This time last year LANGWARRIN was beating
Frankston YCW to grab a finals berth. There will be no
such excitement for the Kangaroos today. Their finals
hopes ended weeks ago and today’s expected win
against KARINGAL will mark the end of a frustrating
season for the Kangaroos. Karingal has stuck to the
task right to the end, despite copping some heavy
defeats. The closest the Bulls got to a win was 36
points last week against Chelsea, and they’ll be keen
to finish a trying season with their heads held high.
Footy Preview
SEAFORD has conceded almost 50 goals in its past
two games and will be happy to see the season come
to a close today. But another difficult day awaits the
Tigers, who get the pleasure of encountering a flaghunting and rampaging FRANKSTON YCW.
The Stonecats’ priority today will be to get through
unscathed before setting out after yet another
premiership. Quietly, YCW have been introducing
fresh blood amid their winning streak. Teenager Matt
La Fontaine kicked his first goal in senior footy last
week, while Tommy Olden and Tom Capp made their
senior debuts last week. Rookie Charlie Patterson
continues to make his way. They are all good signs
for the future for this great club.
BONBEACH and MORNINGTON square off in an
interesting contest at Shark Park.
Bonny, which will finish seventh regardless, will be
looking for its second win over the Bulldogs this
season, while finals-bound Mornington needs to
win to secure third spot and a finals double chance.
But, make no mistake, this is a danger game for the
Bulldogs.
Bonbeach scored a stirring win over Mornington
back in June, the Sharks laying a record 97 tackles
to stun the Bulldogs by 10 points on their home turf.
Bonbeach forward Nathan Robinson set the tone
with a tireless work rate, while skipper Jackson Casey
starred.
Mornington is coming off a 94-point win over
Langwarrin and will be eager to tune up for finals
with a slick display. After going so close to the Holy
Grail last year, the Bulldogs are hungry for success.
Michael Voss
BULLDOGS IN BOX SEAT
IN THE RESERVES…
The make-up of the five looks well and truly set going
into the last round. SEAFORD could still snatch third
spot but our money is on MORNINGTON to beat
Bonbeach and secure its place in the qualifying final.
CHELSEA will play finals and could be a surprise
packet with several players set to return from senior
duties. The Seagulls today tackle PINES, which will be
keen to atone after going goalless last week.
MT ELIZA (16-1) will complete an outstanding homeand-away season against EDI-ASP before chasing
back-to-back flags.
LANGWARRIN, with Nathan Whyte in good form,
should improve its record to 8-10 by beating
KARINGAL.
STONECATS IN FORM
IN THE UNDER 19s…
FRANKSTON YCW, with Patrick Davenport and Tyler
Sigley in cracking form, should secure the minor
premiership with a win over SEAFORD, although
the Tigers will be ferocious, needing to win to be a
chance of finals.
LANGWARRIN has struggled of late and finishes
the season with a home game against a talented
KARINGAL side gearing up for a finals campaign.
CHELSEA has shown it can match it with any side
and will be looking forward to launching its finals
campaign.
Steve Brattle’s MT ELIZA meets EDI-ASP in what should
be a great warm up for finals.
RPP
St Kilda Mascot
Trevor
Goal Sneak Gaz
Simon McEvoy
Langwarrin
Pines
Mt Eliza
Frankston YCW
Mornington
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Langwarrin
Pines
Mt Eliza
Frankston YCW
Mornington
64
Langwarrin
Pines
Mt Eliza
Frankston YCW
Mornington
68
Langwarrin
Pines
Mt Eliza
Frankston YCW
Mornington
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Leader Newspaper
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Club Notes
Chelsea Seagulls
Ventured down to Karingal last Saturday and had a
pleasant afternoon, the morning not so good with the
19’s getting well beaten by a good side , from now on
boy’s we need to turn up to play !
let’s regroup for Pines this week and set ourselves up to
go deep into September. Big Jack, Harps, Silv & Stepho
all tried hard but we need to find contributions right
across the board over the
coming weeks. The 2’s whilst still undermanned really
set themselves and got back on track in great style,
thanks to the youngsters for helping out. Bourkey,
Trewy & Caspa controlled all thinks
down back, Ben Finemore dominated in the middle
and some great signs up forward with Luke Clark and
Big Ozzy teaming up really well. Stevie and Shaneo
have juggled in grand style over recent
times , some big in’s coming up so let’s get down to
business lad’s. In the main event we jumped out of the
blocks and made the mistake of assuming the job was
done at Qtr time.
Bounced back with a solid 2nd Half and got the money,
Well done Toddy in crabbing the Max Greenbury
Medal, and well done to both clubs in creating this
award. Chas !! 6 majors, great work mate,
thought Jayden was super and Jason Clark gave us a
target up forward. Big welcome to Pines this week and
here’s hoping we can put up a strong performance to
finish off the season in the Seniors !
See you at the Gullery !!
Mt Eliza Red Legs
Welcome to the Edi-Asp FNC today.
Well done to all sides on wins last Saturday at Pines.
The U/19’s got the job done early with a big win
against a spirited outfit. Ben Whitfort booted 5, Chop
4 and other better players were Joel Monger, Nick McK,
Cuz and Zach.
In a low scoring first half the Reserves kicked away with
8.7 to 0.2 after half time time to win by 80. Willo booted
3 & Drakey & Coley a couple each. Best players were
Campelj, Branca, Willo, Mitch Anwyl, Coley & Pookie.
After a sluggish start the Seniors kept Pines at bay for
the rest of the game and despite a late rally were able
to get the points. Congrats to JV who booted his 100th
Goal, becoming just the 2nd Redleg to achieve this feat!
Better players were Gilly, Lombo, Barto, Snoz, Boota &
Heasa.
Another tough game today against a fellow finals
aspirant.
Special thanks to all the ladies & gents that have worked
in the canteen on Saturdays & prepared the Thursday
night meals throughout 2015 - Too many names to
mention here, but your efforts are appreciated!
Important that all 3 teams finish off the H&A season
well today with convincing wins heading towards the
finals.
Redlegs Beanies are currently available. See Sam Gill
to order your beanie all Money raised goes to Brain
Cancer Research.
Sponsors of the Week - Optus Business Centre Carrum
Downs - Commonfolk Mornington -Signarama
Frankston - Mornington Irrigation - Chemart Pharmacy
Mt Eliza - Trish Stamp Travel
Redleg
@mtelizafc
Frankston YCW StoneCats
The home and away season wraps up today with much
to gain for all of our football and netball against Seaford
at tigerland.
Last week A,B & C grade girls saluted with D Grade
girls facing a must win game today to make finals. Go
kittens!
The Unders won in emphatic fashion to set up a crucial
game today to hold on to top spot for the home and
away season. Davenport, Lee x2 & Sigley good all day.
Coach Strickland sifted through local retirement homes
to find talent to field a team last week however came
up empty. So Andy Schneider was brought in instead
and peeled of 4 big ones in a big win for the ressies.
Chev, Crash and Jem were excellent. The ones shifted
the deck chairs with 6 outs. Against Bonny who were
plucky all day the boys prevailed by 50 points in clinical
fashion. Ulmer, Kyle & Santon lead the way. Congrats to
the Tommy’s (Capp and Olden) on their debuts.
The club is running the bar at the finals this year and are
calling out to all supporters to help out. If you can spare
a few hours to help please see Buzz, Coey or Hatchy.
Also upcoming is our Presentation night in October
with further details to come.
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
Sat 29th: Sorrento v Somerville (Qual Final)
Sun 30th: Hastings v Red Hill (Elim Final)
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Club Notes
Langwarrin Kangaroos
Well here we are at seasons end and today is the
finishing point for all three sides. Disappointingly, the
first time in Peninsula we haven’t got a footy team into
finals. Last week at Mornington was definitely one to
forget but we need to start again and finish the season
on a positive note today against Karingal. A big thanks
to all coaching and administration staff that have kept
the club ticking over this year. Although the results
weren’t what we wanted, thanks to Gav, Sein Rio, Lux
& Craige for all your efforts with the footy department
and Lisa, Kerri, Kim & Kristy for their work with netball.
Off field - Wayne Smith, Ron Watson, Dyl Ebert, Matt
Auchettl, Bakes, Pauline, Bernadette, Spike, Rooster,
Greg, Craig Murph, Crackers, Ally, Bruce, Swordy, Gary
Harkness, Benny Wehner & Wayne Grose have all been
crucial volunteer support- Thankyou! Tickets are still
available for our annual Grand Final Breakfast on the
morning of the big game. Billy Brownless, Dane Swan,
Pommy Johnson & Rohan Gazzard make it another
rippa line up!
SOCIAL NOTES: TONIGHT -VOTE COUNT 29/8
Following the last game upstairs. Presentation night
details to come very soon via our Facebook page.
GRAND FINAL BREAKFAST 3/10 7am-11:30am @
Beretta’s Hotel $120 per ticket - tables of 8 available.
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
were competitive all day but just couldn’t get the job
done. On the court it was same old same old with the
ladies getting the job done in emphatic form, except A
Grade who has a rest with Chelsea forfeiting
Today we meet Langy in the last game for 2 teams but
with 1 footy and 4 netball teams set to have a red hot
crack at the finals we’re looking for the results to go
our way across the board to finish the home & away
rounds on a high
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
BIG thanks to Frankston RSL, Bank of Queensland
Frankston, NP Distributions, Hallam Truck Centre,
Vawdrey and Bluegum as well as the above mentioned
major partners
#GoBulls2015
Bullseye
Karingal Bulls
BIG thanks to all involved in a big last home game Hoops, Nails & Simmo for the seafood extravaganza,
the ladies for setting up and catering the netball
function, guests and sponsors who attended and all
who helped. Thanks also to Chelsea for the respect
shown to the memory of club legend Max Greenbury.
On the field the Unders had a cracking win in great
conditions to cement their spot in the 5 and set
themselves to lock in 3rd with a win today. The Ressies
battled but some great signs with young blokes coming
through including some 17 years olds who have been
getting some great experience this year and the seniors
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Club Notes
Seaford Tigers
END OF SEASON FUNCTION AT CLUBROOMS
TONIGHT!!
Last week we travelled up to Edithvale, the 19s has a
must win game to keep our finals hopes alive and it was
a cracker. The boys got off to a solid start, leading by
13 points at the main break before kicking away in the
3rd and winning by 7 goals. Matty Herbert starred with
3 goals in a dominant display, Ash Burks and Jimmy
Farrell were solid down back, whilst Hayden Harvey,
Benny Searle and skipper Harley Cook shone. Another
massive game this week with a must win clash againt
the top side.
The Reserves won their 7th out of the last 8 games in
a game in which we always looked in control, winning
by 28 points. A big thanks to Nashy for filling in, we
hope he enjoyed the experience. The ageless Shorty
Walker was BOG yet again, Spence McCartney, Rizza
Harun and Cam Newbold set the game up from the
back half with plenty of run and carry, Benny Duffield
stood up at CHF and Pesa was his usual busy self. The
undermanned Senior side got off to a bright start in
their clash, leading by 4 points. Unfortunately it all
went pear shaped after this as Edi piled on 21 goals to
5 in a dominant display. The effort was there from the
guys but we were simply outclassed. Dean Williamson,
Brendan Doyle, Johnno Haidon and Trae Tohiariki gave
their all in the midfield, Mitch Finn was solid in the ruck
yet again and Levi Hughes had a dip up forward and
down back. Hopefully the guys can finish off with a
solid effort today against a pretty powerful YC
Mornington Bulldogs
Great day at the kennel last week with 3 from 3. The
unders had a great win & played four quarters of
really good honest footy. Our older boys also raised
their intensity which gave us the edge over a very
determined Langwarrin side. The reserves did a great
job to lead from start to finish in a close encounter with
Langwarrin. They knew the opposition would be tough
as they were playing for their season and every time
they got close we managed to kick a goal to steady
the ship. With only a couple of goals separating the
teams for the majority of the day we eventually ran out
13 point winners. Barto was sensational through the
middle of the ground, Browny played his best game for
the club whilst Pete and Pud racked up plenty of the
footy through the middle.
The seniors did a great job in Baz’s 150th, bouncing
back from the previous week to play four quarters of
quality footy. They started strongly kicking six goals to
three in the opening term and followed it up with the
same result in the second quarter to be leading by 37
points at half time. The focus in the rooms at half time
was around sticking to team structures and ensuring
quality disposal going forward. Mossy was great off a
half back flank, well supported by Waz and Jai. Our
forward line also looked dangerous all day with Jacko
kicking 6, Lofty 3 and Symes working really hard
presenting through the middle of the ground.
Another massive test this week, wins in the reserves and
seniors guarantees the double chance come finals!
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Club Notes
Bonbeach Sharks
Well done to all players, coaches, supporters and all
volunteers who have helped this year at Bonbeach
Football Netball Club.
It has been a busy year with moving into the new
rooms, we also had new coaches thanks to Steve
Hughes for Seniors, Josh Bull for Reserves and thanks
to Adam Sands who will be leaving us this year to be
replaced by Brad Sykes for 2016. We would like to
thank Adam for all the hard work over the last 3 years.
We also introduced the clubs “Beyond the Boundary
Line” and held many functions over the year. Huge
congratulations to Daniel Smith for making 300 games
a huge achievement and one we as a club are very
proud of.
Today we are holding past player’s day, so welcome to
the new rooms and we look forward to seeing a great
match against Mornington on the final home game.
We still have a few busy weeks with the $5000 draw
on Sunday 30th, Sportsman business Lunch with Rex
Hunt & Tim Watson on Friday September 4th, and don’t
forget presentation night on Friday September 11th at
7pm.
Again thank you to everyone who has supported the
Sharks this year and we look forward to 2016.
Edithvale - Aspendale Eagles
Our final home and away trip for the year is a
challenging one at Mt Eliza, yet an important one as
the seniors prepare for finals action and the U19’s fight
for 5th spot. First vs fourth in the seniors and second
vs fifth in the U19’s promise some high quality games
along with our 2’s who have improved tremendously.
Last weekend the netballers recorded four strong wins
to continue their great form. In the footy the U19’s
came up against a strong Tigers line up determined to
force their way into finals contention. Seaford pulled
away in the second half for a convincing win. Best for
Edi were Jake O’Neill, Jordan Davey and Will Balsillie.
The seconds came up against a finals bound opponent
but were outstanding in their effort. The game was
competitive across the ground, but our inability to
hit the scoreboard cost us and Seaford got up by 28.
Ultimately, conceding four second quarter goals was
the difference. Rowey, Craigy and Chanty were best
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for the Eagles in another encouraging performance.
In the seniors, Seaford took it up to us in the first quarter
with a big after the siren goal giving them the lead.
That shocked the Eagles into action and we didn’t look
back, kicking 21 goals after quarter time. Garthy slotted
8, Bretto 4 and the big fella 3. Others to impress were
Mullo, Clarky, Taggy and Watto.
Join us back at Regents after the game for our B&F vote
count up to round 16. Promises to be exciting!
www.easc.com.au
Pines Pythons
Club Historian Fact File.
A number of our players will be playing their last game
for 2015 today and so with this in mind we dedicate
this column space to a player who after 30 seasons
could be playing his last game ever but then I wouldn’t
put money on that either. Gordon Hendry is this player
and he has played 494 club games for us (323 snr, 171
res) and has kicked 184 snr goals and 43 res goals. He
has accrued many well deserved honours including
senior and reserves team ‘Best and Fairest’ trophies and
has inclusion in a senior premiership team. There is no
doubt that there will be more said if ‘the big fella’ is
officially retiring and I for one, and being one who was
out there with him for his very first club game in 1986,
take this moment to say “well done Gordo, you’ve been
great”. Paul W.
LANGWARRIN
KARINGAL
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 Coach: Michael Burke
Reserves Coach: Andrew Osbourne
Ground
Ballam Park
Naranga Cres, Karingal
Mel: 103 B4
Phone
9789 2383
Colours
Red & White
Seniors & Reserves
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6
7
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10
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18
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21
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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
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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
Q1
Mitch Mathie
Jaydeen Mackie
Brad Keily
Ryan Napier
Dylan Corcoran
Tyson McDonald
Corey Hanger
Cam Taylor
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 & 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
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33
34
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36
37
38
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40
41
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45
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49
50
55
56
59
70
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
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
13
CHELSEA
PINES
Seniors Coach: Paddy Swayn
Reserves Coach: Mathew Shaw
Ground
Eric Bell Reserve
Forrest Dve, Frankston Nth
Mel: 99 J9
Phone
9786 3255
Colours
Green & Red
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
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
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39
40
41
42
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44
45
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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
Dylan Mizzi
John Vigliaroni
Matt Madafferi
Ravisha Herath
Tom Stephens
Adam Lynch
Mason Bailey
Ty Nicol
David Menhennitt
Joel Nicol
Craig Sterling
Q1
14
Q2
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
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
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36
37
38
40
41
42
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45
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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
MT ELIZA
EDI - ASP
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
Seniors Coach: Graeme Yeats
Reserves Coach: Chris Barker
Ground
Regents Park
Fourth Ave, Aspendale
Mel: 92 K7
Phone
9580 9895
Colours
Navy Blue & White
Seniors & Reserves
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
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20
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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
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42
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46
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55
57
58
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62
63
65
66
67
68
69
Seniors & Reserves
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
1
2
3
4
5
7
9
10
11
12
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27
28
30
31
Q1
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
46 Zac Hawkins
Benjamin Whitfort 21 Liam Berry
22 Josh Curren (C)
50 Jack Nugent
Zach Campbell
Nathan Ryan
23 Dion Jackson
53 Brenton Lambert
Mitchell Chopping 24 Jonathan Ristrom 60 Luke Daniel
Mason Brattle
29 James Freeman
Q2
Q3
Q4
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
Under 19’s - Coach: Steve Brattle
1
2
5
6
7
8
10
11
12
13
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
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
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
15
SEAFORD
Seniors Coach:
Reserves Co-Coach:
Ground
Phone
Colours
Seniors & Reserves
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4
5
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9
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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
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37
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40
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42
43
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48
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50
51
52
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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
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
FRANKSTON YCW
Scott Kemble
Robert Edgerton
Stephen Straughair
R.F. Miles Oval
Seaford Rd, Seaford
Mel: 99 E5
9786 7895
Black & Gold
22
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24
25
28
30
31
47
Lachlan Mullins
Luke Hayes
Jack Brown
Luke Chevalier
Hayden Harvey
Nicholas Braund
Craig Norton
Dylan Chisholm
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
Seniors & Reserves
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
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20
21
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25
26
27
28
29
30
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
Jack Mazurek
Joshua Leary
Kevin Lylak
Brad Ulms
Michael Chaplin
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
Craig Nankervis
Tommy Olden
Mitch Hessling
Jacob Cheverley
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
Lochlann Bauman
Daniel Waddell
Lachlan Wallace
Simon O’Donnell
Under 19’s - Coach: John Murphy
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
Q1
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
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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
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www.afibranding.com.au
MORNINGTON
BONBEACH
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: 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 & 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
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
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37
38
39
40
41
42
44
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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
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
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
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
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
Chelsea
7.2
8.5
10.10
17.15.117
Karingal
1.4
5.7
8.8
12.9.81
CHELSEA GOALS: C. Charity 6, J. Clark 4, J. Attard 2, C. Bywater 1,
R. Stewart 1, B. Guerra 1, H. Thomas 1, N. Doble 1; BEST:
T. Gardiner, J. Attard, C. Bywater, M. Gardiner, J. Sivijs, C. Charity
KARINGAL GOALS: B. Occhipinti 3, Z. Clements 3, H. Tomamichel 2,
A. Jack 1, L. VanRaay 1, A. Lees 1, Z. Gibson 1; BEST: Z. Clements,
B. Occhipinti, A. Lees, T. Wilkinson, A. Jack
Mornington
6.2
12.4
16.5
23.12.150
Langwarrin
3.3
6.3
8.6
8.8.56
MORNINGTON GOALS: J. Calder 6, D. Nolan 3, J. Smart 2,
D. Whelan 2, B. De Ruyter 1, J. Halsall 1, C. Baker 1, B. Clements 1,
B. Wells 1, J. Cameron 1, J. Miller 1, M. Gay 1, B. Smeeton 1,
A. Symes 1; BEST: D. Moss, W. Miller, J. Miller, A. Symes, J. Calder,
J. Haddock
LANGWARRIN GOALS: J. Bateman 2, S. Paterson 1, G. Brown 1,
E. Rahilly 1, B. Harkness 1, M. Parker 1, K. Albanese 1; BEST:
S. Paterson, R. Johnston, J. Amalfi, A. Fenech, J. Bateman,
B. Harkness
Mt Eliza
5.2
7.7
10.15
11.19.85
Pines
3.3
4.5
7.8
11.11.77
MT ELIZA GOALS: J. Van Unen 5, A. Dunne 1, B. Lean 1,
T. Strickland 1, S. Wettenhall 1, R. Heasley 1, D. Booth 1; BEST:
S. Gill, K. Lombardozzi, D. Barton, R. D’Orazio, R. Heasley, D. Booth
PINES GOALS: A. Edwards 4, G. Hendry 3, P. McLean Wilson 1,
J. Bezzene 1, L. Houldcroft 1, H. Parker 1; BEST: A. Edwards,
C. Guganovic, S. White, T. Strachan, L. Pizzey, S. Waterstone
Edi-Asp
3.4
10.8
16.12
24.15.159
Seaford
4.2
4.5
5.7
9.11.65
EDI-ASP GOALS: J. Garth 8, B. O’Hanlon 4, M. Meehan 3, D. Warke 2,
T. Woodbridge 2, B. Lawford 1, B. Tagg 1, M. Kremmer 1,
S. Mannix 1, J. Tripcony 1; BEST: B. O’Hanlon, M. Mullins, M. Clark,
J. Garth, B. Tagg, J. Watterson
SEAFORD GOALS: J. Haidon 2, A. Walton 2, T. Lonie 1, J. Tendler 1,
L. Hughes 1, S. Duffield 1, P. Cadd 1; BEST: D. Williamson, B. Doyle,
T. Tohiariki, J. Haidon, L. Hughes, M. Finn
Frankston YCW
7.3
13.5
16.9
21.12.138
Bonbeach
2.1
7.4
8.7
13.10.88
FRANKSTON YCW GOALS: R. Santon 4, K. Hutchison 3, L. Roberts 3,
D. Bodley 2, A. Bruhn 2, M. Debenham 2, J. Coghlan 1,
M. La Fontaine 1, K. Lylak 1, S. MacLeod 1, B. Ulms 1; BEST:
B. Ulms, K. Hutchison, B. Barry, L. Roberts, R. Santon, C. Nankervis
BONBEACH GOALS: J. Maxwell 3, B. Hogan 2, R. Ferraro 2,
L. Gill-Renouf 2, J. Casey 2, D. Smith 1, C. Bryan 1; BEST: J. Casey,
J. Sole, R. Ferraro, S. Rouette, C. Pendleton, D. Jones
RESERVES
Chelsea
3.2
9.5
11.8
14.14.98
Karingal
1.1
2.3
2.4
3.5.23
CHELSEA GOALS: L.Clark 5, B.Finemore 2, B.Osborne 2, J.Gaze
1; BEST: B.Finemore, J.Schober, N.Allep, N.Herrington, D.Bourke,
L.Caspersz
KARINGAL GOALS: C. Pearce 2, L. Mitchem 1; BEST: T. Styles,
C. Pearce, P. Young, M. Anderson, J. Cassera, K. Wingfield
Mornington
4.3
7.5
9.9
11.13.79
Langwarrin
3.0
5.1
8.3
10.6.66
MORNINGTON GOALS: P. Hampton 3, D. Vercoe 3, G. Pullen 2,
J. Dickson 2, S. Damon 1; BEST: M. Bartolo, J. Brown,
M. Stansborough, P. Hampton, S. Wright, S. Damon
LANGWARRIN GOALS: A. Borrie 3, J. Roberts 2, A. Johnson 1,
J. Bice 1, J. Biggs 1, H. Golby 1, N. Whyte 1; BEST: N. Whyte,
L. Churcher, A. Borrie, N. Bradley, A. Johnson, J. Buxton
Mt Eliza
2.3
4.10
9.12
12.17.89
Pines
0.4
0.7
0.8
0.9.9
MT ELIZA GOALS: D. Willett 3, B. Drake 2, J. Cole 2, H. Barclay 1,
D. Kent 1, L. Marshall 1, M. Brancatisano 1, P. Trump 1; BEST:
T. Campelj, D. Willett, M. Brancatisano, M. Anwyl, J. Cole,
R. Curwood
PINES GOALS: ; BEST: P. Jackson, A. Ludewig, M. Shaw, J. Jaensch,
D. John, G. Hendry
18
Seaford
1.3
5.5
6.8
8.11.59
Edi-Asp
1.3
1.3
3.4
4.7.31
SEAFORD GOALS: T. Horton 3, M. Haverfield 2, H. Jack 1, D. Sloan 1,
B. Duffield 1; BEST: J. Walker, S. McArtney, R. Harun, B. Duffield,
D. Pesa, C. Newbold
EDI-ASP GOALS: J. Fouracre 1, J. Nash 1, C. Barker 1, C. Wray 1;
BEST: C. Barker, L. Brodie, M. Byrnes, D. Campbell, M. Campbell,
J. Chant
Frankston YCW
5.6
9.12
11.14
16.17.113
Bonbeach
0.0
1.0
2.1
3.1.19
FRANKSTON YCW GOALS: A. Schneider 4, M. Chaplin 3,
B. Wakeling 2, J. Griffiths 1, S. Hegarty 1, R. Evans 1, B. Todd 1,
J. Cheverly 1, J. Alves 1, J. Thorne 1; BEST: J. Cheverly, T. Cowled,
J. Thorne, J. Millman, B. Todd, J. Savage
BONBEACH GOALS: D. Murphy 1, N. Alexandrou 1, J. James 1;
BEST: N. Alexandrou, M. Bailey, E. MacCormack, M. Lacey,
T. O’Shannessy, S. Campitelli
u19’s
Karingal
3.3
5.5
10.5
17.6.108
Chelsea
1.2
4.4
5.7
6.10.46
KARINGAL GOALS: N. Furlong 3, N. McDonald 3, B. Occhipinti 3,
M. Russell 3, T. Puntaroni 2, J. Birthisel 2, J. Cassera 1; BEST:
B. Simpson, J. Hinde, N. Furlong, B. Frey, B. Lord, J. Williams
CHELSEA GOALS: B. Joss 3, J. Francis 2, C. Peele 1; BEST: J. Francis,
C. Edmunds, M. Silva, K. Harper, D. Aarsman, T. Stephens
Mornington
4.1
6.3
9.3
12.7.79
Langwarrin
2.2
5.6
6.11
6.16.52
MORNINGTON GOALS: K. Bird 3, B. Bird 2, J. Riley 2, N. Martin 2,
Q. Christy 1, J. Turnbull 1, L. Hewitt 1; BEST: B. McCarthy,
N. Martin, J. Turnbull, B. Bird, L. Craig, K. Bird
LANGWARRIN GOALS: J. Bateman 2, K. Newland 2, R. De Martino 1,
Z. Davies 1; BEST: L. Davies, J. Lyttle, D. Corcoran, J. Bateman,
A. Barrett, K. Busuttil-Inglis
Mt Eliza
7.3
13.7
16.12
21.18.144
Pines
0.2
1.2
2.2
2.3.15
MT ELIZA GOALS: B. Whitfort 5, M. Chopping 4, Z. Campbell 2,
J. Nugent 2, H. Scott 2, D. Brattle 1, N. McKinnon 1, S. Hallpike 1,
M. Richardson 1, H. Leonard 1, B. Lambert 1; BEST: J. Monger,
N. McKinnon, J. Curren, B. Whitfort, Z. Campbell, M. Chopping
PINES GOALS: J. Frawley 1, D. Ryan 1; BEST: B. Burt, M. Sandry,
C. McSweeney, J. Boyle, J. Frawley, K. Heins
Seaford
4.3
5.7
10.11
15.14.104
Edi-Asp
1.4
3.6
5.6
9.8.62
SEAFORD GOALS: T. Tohiariki 4, B. Lloyd 3, M. Herbert 3, M. Pola 2,
L. Birtles 1, N. Braund 1, J. McCartney 1; BEST: A. Burks, J. Farrell,
H. Harvey, B. Searle, H. Cook
EDI-ASP GOALS: J. Steen 2, Z. Bailey 2, W. Flavelle 1, B. O’Brien 1,
J. O’Neill 1, L. Busch 1, O. Richards 1; BEST: J. O’Neill, J. Davey,
W. Balsillie, L. Busch, J. Steen, J. Martello
Frankston YCW
5.1
8.5
11.6
17.8.110
Bonbeach
0.1
1.1
2.2
2.2.14
FRANKSTON YCW GOALS: J. Greenwood 4, B. Marchmont 3,
C. Coyne 3, H. Morgan 2, B. Kenter 1, T. Sigley 1, M. Rowe 1,
T. Lee 1, C. Creed 1; BEST: P. Davenport, T. Sigley, L. Lee, T. Lee,
C. Coyne
BONBEACH GOALS: D. Mulholland 1, C. Thompson 1; BEST:
K. Strom, C. Thompson, B. Sison, B. Partyka, R. Francis,
D. Mulholland
Football Ladders
SEnIORS
Team
Mt Eliza
F’ston YCW
Mornington
Edi-Asp
Pines
Langwarrin
Bonbeach
Seaford
Chelsea
Karingal
P
W
L
D
F
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
15
14
12
11
10
7
6
4
4
0
2
3
5
5
6
9
10
13
13
17
0
0
0
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
1831
2095
1633
1626
1613
1398
1236
1325
1240
828
RESERVES
A
%
950 192.74
846 247.64
1178 138.62
1300 125.08
1498 107.68
1459 95.82
1509 81.91
1815 73.00
1813 68.39
2457 33.70
Pts
Team
60
56
48
46
42
30
26
16
16
0
Mt Eliza
F’ston YCW
Mornington
Seaford
Chelsea
Langwarrin
Pines
Bonbeach
Edi-Asp
Karingal
UnDER 19
Team
F’ston YCW
Mt Eliza
Karingal
Chelsea
Edi-Asp
Seaford
Langwarrin
Mornington
Bonbeach
Pines
P
W
L
D
F
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
14
13
11
11
11
10
7
5
1
1
3
4
5
6
6
6
10
12
16
16
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
1244
1553
1383
1131
1301
1186
1029
953
475
360
A
%
640 194.38
590 263.22
900 153.67
857 131.97
1040 125.10
863 137.43
997 103.21
1096 86.95
1686 28.17
1946 18.50
P
W
L
D
F
A
%
Pts
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
16
14
12
12
10
7
7
3
3
1
1
3
5
5
7
10
10
14
14
16
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1598
1421
1448
1194
1023
1040
908
593
616
371
501
691
701
716
892
902
1037
1335
1412
2025
318.96
205.64
206.56
166.76
114.69
115.30
87.56
44.42
43.63
18.32
64
56
48
48
40
28
28
12
12
4
BAYSIDE AUTOMOTIVE GROUP
CLUB ChAMPIOnShIP
Pts
Club
Snrs
Res
U19
Total
56
52
46
44
44
42
28
20
4
4
Mt Eliza
F’ston YCW
Mornington
Edi-Asp
Pines
Seaford
Langwarrin
Chelsea
Bonbeach
Karingal
45
42
36
34.5
31.5
12
22.5
12
19.5
0
32
28
24
6
14
24
14
20
6
2
13
14
5
11
1
9.5
7
11
1
11.5
90
84
65
51.5
46.5
45.5
43.5
43
26.5
13.5
Goal Kickers
Seniors
Player
Reserves
Club R
Justin Van Unen
Mt Eliza
Anthony Bruhn
F’ston YCW
Aaron Edwards
Pines
David Bodley
F’ston YCW
Michael Meehan
Edi-Asp
Guy Hendry
Pines
Jarrod Garth
Edi-Asp
Dale Nolan
Mornington
Aaron Walton
Seaford
Jackson Calder
Mornington
5
2
4
2
3
3
8
3
2
6
T
100
68
59
53
49
48
42
41
39
39
Player
Under 19
Club R
Bradley Wakeling F’ston YCW
Nicholas Strickland
Mt Eliza
Daniel Vercoe
Mornington
Greg Pullen
Mornington
Kieran Albanese
Langwarrin
Samuel Duffield
Seaford
Michael Chaplin
F’ston YCW
Luke Clark
Chelsea
Ryland Cranwell
Mt Eliza
Jack Roberts
Langwarrin
2
0
3
2
0
0
3
0
0
2
T
52
42
39
37
29
25
24
22
22
22
Player
Club R
Bradley Occhipinti Karingal
Charlie Martello
Edi-Asp
Mitchell Chopping
Mt Eliza
Corey Hanger
Langwarrin
Jack Francis
Chelsea
Jack Greenwood
F’ston YCW
Ben Joss
Chelsea
Kailum Newland Langwarrin
Benjamin O’Brien
Edi-Asp
Joshua Butland
F’ston YCW
3
0
4
0
2
4
3
2
1
0
T
49
31
28
27
26
25
25
25
23
21
19
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
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
Karingal 7.6.48
v
18.17.125 Edi-Asp
Langwarrin 6.10.46
Bonbeach 11.12.78
v
9.7.61 Chelsea
Mt Eliza 14.20.104
v
6.6.42 Seaford
Pines 18.8.116
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
Bonbeach 18.16.124 v
5.8.38 Karingal
Seaford 17.14.116
Mt Eliza 22.20.152
v
6.3.39 Chelsea
5.12.42 Pines
Edi-Asp 14.13.97
ROUnD 2 - Saturday 18 April
Pines 20.14.134
v
8.9.57 Karingal
Edi-Asp 11.15.81
7.4.46 Chelsea
Bonbeach 6.7.43
v
20.10.130 Mt Eliza
7.12.54 Seaford
Chelsea 23.18.156
v
6.6.42 Karingal
Langwarrin 11.6.72
Mt Eliza 15.17.107
v
17.12.114 Pines
Seaford 12.13.85
v
20.18.138 Edi-Asp
Bonbeach 4.8.32
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
Karingal 3.3.21
Pines 18.9.117
v
8.17.65 Chelsea
Edi-Asp 7.9.51
v
12.21.93 Mt Eliza
4.6.30 Seaford
Mornington 11.11.77 v 12.15.87 Bonbeach
10.5.65 Bonbeach
Chelsea 11.15.81
v
5.14.44 Seaford
Pines 12.16.88
v
11.7.73 Edi-Asp
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
6.13.49 Pines
Edi-Asp 18.24.132
v
11.11.77 Karingal
COMMUnITY UMPIRInG ROUnD
Karingal 9.6.60
v 19.18.132 Bonbeach
14.9.93 Seaford
Chelsea 11.6.72
v
15.11.101 Mt Eliza
Pines 8.7.55
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
20
7.7.49 Karingal
Pines 15.10.100
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
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
Saturday 11 July
11.9.75 Edi-Asp
Chelsea 5.6.36
Edi-Asp 24.11.155
v
11.17.83 Pines
0.3.3 Karingal
Bonbeach 12.7.79
Seaford 19.13.127
v
10.13.73 Chelsea
Sunday 19 July
18.12.120 Mt Eliza
MULTI CULTURAL / InDIGEnOUS ROUnD
Karingal 10.10.70
v
16.15.111 Seaford
Langwarrin 4.6.30
v
11.13.79 Mt Eliza
5.13.43 Chelsea
Pines 14.12.96
v
10.7.67 Bonbeach
Edi-Asp 6.3.39
Mt Eliza 26.21.177
v
6.4.40 Karingal
Chelsea 11.12.78
Seaford 15.9.99
v
25.15.165 Pines
Bonbeach 8.5.53
v
10.15.75 Edi-Asp
7.7.49 Mornington
VOLUnTEER ROUnD
Karingal 12.9.81
v
17.15.117 Chelsea
8.8.56 Langwarrin
Pines 11.11.77
v
11.19.85 Mt Eliza
Edi-Asp 24.15.159
v
9.11.65 Seaford
F’ston YCW 21.12.138 v 13.10.88 Bonbeach
VOLUnTEER ROUnD
Langwarrin
v
Karingal
Chelsea
v
Pines
Mt Eliza
v
Edi-Asp
Seaford
v
Frankston YCW
Bonbeach
v
Mornington
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
Feature Article
The care factor
Let’s face it, we all care about local football and netball or else we would not be involved and you would
not be reading this.
The level of care and the ability to keep caring despite
every problem that faces your club, our league or AFL
football as a whole, is the trick.
If you have ever leaned against the bar of a local club
and listened to the thoughts of those that frequent
it, you would have to believe that MPNFL football
followers are clearly among the most caring of all.
That culture of passion for our game goes back to
juniors or even kicking the footy with dad and his
mates when you were barely old enough to walk,
let alone baulk.
The feeling also translates to club leadership where it
is incumbent that the care and passion that players
and supporters have for the game and their team
mates is nurtured.
Experienced coaches like Tony Blackford at Red Hill
and Pat Swayn at Pines are great examples of mentors that instil this into their charges.
That normally transmits throughout the entire side
and ultimately the club and, more often than not,
results in success.
Every weekend at many if not most MPNFL venues
you will find supporters leaning over fences urging
their charges on and – yes it happens – giving those
that dared to don an opposition guernsey a spray.
Nobody would dare suggest that those barrackers
don’t care.
At this stage of the season we allow ourselves to take
a look backwards and assess what made us laugh,
cry or hot under the collar – what has made us care.
Obviously the sudden resignation of the MPNFL
Board of Directors after a tumultuous fallout with
clubs was a shock to the system, particularly as it
came well after the season had started. That led to
the departure of the league CEO and a new administration regime under AFL South East.
That said, football and netball continued without a
ripple and it is fair to say that once the newspaper
headlines became fish-and-chip wrappers, not that
many cared any more.
The real issues are, and always have been closer to
home.
Potholes in grounds, injuries to key players, money
in the bank and generally just keeping the wheels of
the club turning all take precedence over things we
cannot control.
Right now coaches with teams still in the fight for a
premiership have narrowed their focus to the things
that directly affect that goal, but the others are looking towards as they say, ‘the bigger picture’.
Coaching positions will be up for grabs – some will
go willingly, others kicking and screaming – and then
there will be the election of presidents, committee
and football departments who, in turn will throw
themselves in to next season’s planning.
Try telling any one of those people that they don’t
care and you will feel the wrath of ages.
Football and netball in our region exists on passion
and loyalty… and that’s because we all bloody well
care!
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Frankston
Park
News
Frankston v Port Melbourne
Port Melbourne have taken a big win at North
Port Oval against Frankston winning by 146
points – Dale Fenney Reports
It was Frankston’s last game of the season and it
defiantly didn’t go the way the club was expecting.
Port Melbourne kicked 33 goals for the game and
had 14 individual goal kickers throughout the day.
The first term saw a massive 11 goals kicked as the
Borough took the lead early. Port Melbourne started
the day off with a mammoth 8 goals and Frankston
had 3 goal scorers through Brandon Wood, Josh
Pickess and Nathan Gardiner. Port Melbourne led by
33 points at quarter time.
The second quarter saw a goal to goal start with
Port kicking a goal followed by a Nathan Gardiner
goal before another Port goal finishing with Jordan
Pollard kicking a goal for Frankston. Port Melbourne
closed the quarter out with the final three goals to
take a 51 point half time advantage.
Stingrays
“RAYS RAMPAnT AGAInST JETS”
by MITCH BROWN
The Dandenong Southern Stingrays have cemented
their place as a TAC Cup premiership front-runner
with an 85-point demolition of the Western Jets at
Burbank Oval on Sunday afternoon.
The Stingrays are now certainties to finish top-four
and qualify for the double chance, with just one
match left to play before finals.
The depth of the Dandenong playing list continues
to be a talking point – even with the omissions of
running defender Thomas Glen, midfield stalwart
Kurt Mutimer, All-Australian U18 ruckman Gach
Nyuon and key position utility Daniel Capiron, the
Stingrays were able to run away with the four points.
Instrumental in the win were the efforts of Thomas
Jok, who picked up 28 disposals and a whopping
12 inside-50s, a dominant midfield led by Mitch Cox
and Jake Kelly, and a dangerous multi-armed forward
attack including leading-goalkicker James Freeman,
under-sized dynamo duo of Shannon Gladman and
Zak Roscoe as well as returning tall Liam Hulett.
With finals just around the corner, it’s become obvious
that Coach Craig Black and his staff have a tough
The second half began with Port Melbourne
extending their lead with the first 3 goals of the
quarter. Frankston then went on to replicate the
Borough with the next 3 goals with Aaron Wilson,
Sam Fox and Josh Pickess all scoring goals in three
minutes. Once again Port Melbourne closed the
quarter out with the final 4 goals of the term. Port
Melbourne led by 79 points at three quarter time.
Port Melbourne dominated the final term which
saw them add another 13 goals in the quarter
alone whilst Frankston only scored 2 goals with Ben
Cavarra kicking one on the run from outside fifty and
Brayden Irving scoring the other goal for Frankston.
Port Melbourne had 14 individual goal kickers with
Scott Clarke (6) and Jordan Lisle (5) leading the day
with the most goals. Port Melbourne took a 146
point victory.
Frankston 10.5 65
Port Melbourne 33.13 211
Best – Pollard Cavarra Harnett Tuddenham Pongracic
Valles
Goal Kickers – Pickess 3 Gardiner 2 Pollard Irving
Wilson Cavarra Wood
assignment in selecting a best 22 that can hopefully
take the Stingrays deep into the finals.
“We’ve found that when you’ve got people hungry
for spots, it drives success,” said Black after the game.
“Every player knows that if they don’t put in the
required effort for the week, there’s someone else
that will.
“When we play our best football, we’re a bloody
good team. And we want to show that to everyone.”
“The challenge this group has ahead of us is every
other team we have is also a very good team aiming
for the same result- deep into September.”
The focus for the rampant Stingrays now turns
to their last game of the home-and-away season,
against the Geelong Falcons on Sunday at Simonds
Stadium starting at 1.00pm.
DANDENONG STINGRAYS 5.3.33 – 8.7.55 – 13.10.88
– 20.16.136
WESTERN JETS 4.1.25 – 6.2.38 – 6.2.38 – 8.3.51
Dandenong Goalkickers: James Freeman 2, Shannon
Gladman 2, Liam Hulett 2, Jake DiPasquale 2, Zak
Roscoe 2, Kieran Collins 2, Jake Kelly 2, Jack Holden
2, Lachlan Batten, Luke Davies-Uniacke, Jake Lovett
Dandenong Best: Jake Kelly, Kieran Collins, Mitch
Cox, Thomas Jok, Jack Holden, Shannon Gladman
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VSHL SuA Record Write up
Good luck to all clubs, coaches and players participating in the finals. To the clubs and teams that missed
out have a good rest and come back stronger next
season. Finally, to many umpires who may finish up
this week and next, we thank you for your commitment to umpiring this season and look forward to
returning in season 2016. The game needs you!
Upcoming Events:
VSHL-SUA Presentation Night – The end of season
awards presentation night will again be held at the
Cranbourne Turf Club on October 17th. It will feature
a 3 course meal and awards for the season. Save this
date in your calendar as this event is the culmination
of another big season. Cost is free for members but
$60 for friends and family.
Let’s all continue ‘Umpiring together to build on best
consistent performance’.
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Netball Preview
Langwarrin v Karingal
Karingal travel to up the road to
Lloyd Park to take on the Roos.
Undefeated for the season the
Bulls will be looking to finish off a perfect season. No
matter what the result, they will keep top spot on the
ladder and Langwarrin won’t make finals so this clash
will come down to bragging rights for Langwarrin if
they can pull off the unexpected and slay the giants.
Mt Eliza v Edi Asp
This game will be match of the round! The Redlegs
host the Eagles at Toorak College in a battle of two
versus three on the ladder. Can Mt Eliza overcome
the Eagles and keep that third position over YCW?
The Eagles have a locked in their top two finish and
get the second chance come finals time.
Seaford v Frankston YCW
Seaford welcome the Stonekittens to Linen House in
what will be a tough game for them. YCW are sitting
fourth on the ladder whilst Seaford are fifth but
cannot make finals sitting two games behind. The
Tigers started off the season in excellent form whilst
YCW have been the more consistent team of the two.
Bonbeach v Mornington
Mornington travel to Cannes Ave this week in the
hope of finishing the season off with a high and take
the four points. Bonbeach are eight on the ladder as
opposed to Mornington’s seventh position so this will
make for a competitive tussle! Both sides have had
indifferent seasons with Bonbeach winning two and
Mornington winning 5.
Chelsea v Pines
Chelsea A grade again get the bye this week while
their B & C sides take on Pines at home. Hoping to
finish the season off on a high, the Seagals will bring
their all to take two final wins for the season.
Weekend Results
Karingal
Mornington
Edi-Asp
Frankston YCW
Mt Eliza - Bye
Karingal
Mornington
Pines
Edi-Asp
Frankston YCW
Karingal
Mornington
Pines
Edi-Asp
Frankston YCW
A Grade
20 def 0
42 def by 48
49 def 26
50 def 19
B Grade
76 def 30
38 def by 56
19 def by 41
62 def 10
43 def 20
C Grade
56 def 22
23 def by 53
37 def 32
67 def 14
38 def 15
Chelsea
Langwarrin
Seaford
Bonbeach
Chelsea
Langwarrin
Mt Eliza
Seaford
Bonbeach
Chelsea
Langwarrin
Mt Eliza
Seaford
Bonbeach
Development Grade
Karingal
Mornington
Edi-Asp
Frankston YCW
Mt Eliza - Bye
65 def 22
15 def by 42
46 def 10
19 def by 33
Chelsea
Langwarrin
Seaford
Bonbeach
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Netball Notes
Karingal Bullettes
Last game of the season this week and what a season
it was! Luckily for us this year it’s far from over! Last
week we hosted Chelsea at the Bullpit and came
away with three great wins. Credit to Chelsea, they
were certainly competitive and didn’t give up. In D
grade Steph and Caitlin dominated in the goal ring
both giving best on performances. Steph backed in
up and played half a game in C grade and shot like
a boss. Mel and Rach in defence stopped eveything
that came their way keeping Chelsea to less that 6
goals a quarter! B grade came out strong and never
let Chelsea into the game running away with a 46
goal victory. An injury to Brooke moved Sara T into
the centre where she thrived. Ash was great in WA
and Jayde and Renee were sensational in defence.
Jess and Nadine were solid in goals as usual - it’s not
that far up for Jess! Great last home game of the
season for all! A relaxing ladies day in the sun followed
with Bec O best on - not an in tact wine glass to
be seen. Thanks to Digger and Renae for organising
and Heather Aron for the raffle items! This week we
take on neighbours Langy before heading out to the
bright lights and big city in a function organised by
the footballers. #GOBULLS #BULLETTES2015
Pines Pythonettes
Last week we welcomed Mt Eliza to our final home
game. Our superstar C Graders took home another
win, and will be looking to do the same today
against Chelsea to finish their season with a well
earned winning streak. The way these girls have
come together is a testament to these wins - best
on against Mt Eliza went to Nana for her accurate
goaling and strong presence in the circle. B Grade
weren’t so fortunate. The girls fought hard, but are
constantly facing unknown battles each week on
court which never makes it easy. Best on to Ky who
killed in defence then stepped up to have a crack
at goals. They’ll be looking to get the points over
Chelsea, and hopefully we see two wins to finish out
the Pythons season. We then get to celebrate what
was a trying season, but we have now established
a solid foundation on which we will build for 2016.
Party back at KB’s after the game, preseason starts
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in October, and then we do it all again next year!
Thanks for a great season - we owe a debt to to
Stacey, Kelly, Judy for everything they do for us week
in and out. To our passionate cheer squad on the
sidelines, including our mini Pythons. And to every
single girl that took the court in red and green this
year - through everything, we have stood strong...
as a team. Win or lose... as a team. Rise or fall... as
a team. And next year, we rise... bigger and better
than ever. As a team.
GO PYTHONS!
Seaford Tigers
TIGER times!
Where has the year gone? This week marks the last
round for all of our teams with edi asp stealing all
finals hope from our A graders on Saturday. This year
has been a positive year for the club, rebuilding with
plenty of new faces on the court and a completely
new coaching panel. We are excited for the prospects
of the club going in the right direction to come back
bigger and better for 2016. Special mention to
Rach C who thanks to Tay has an ankle larger than
ex-coach crowes ego. Que music “now watch her
trip(whip).. over tay tay (nay nay)”. Fingers crossed
for the speediest of recoveries we missed you on the
court Saturday. Thanks must go to Keira Wills who
gave up her time on Wednesday night to run the A
grades through their paces and impart some of her
goaling knowledge to the girls. It was definitely well
utilised this week with el president C Rob doing more
roll offs then you’d see at country ho down. Looking
forward to this week against YCW and hoping to go
out with a bang and see a couple of wins. Remember
ladies vote count this Saturday followed by the end
of season party. Off court is where the true talent
shines
Lessons Learnt
- The timing if your waxing appointments during
pregnancy are essential
- Some are more competitive to win b nf more than
others
- Whilst the results don’t always go in our favour
Seaford is and always will be the best club with the
best crew. Till 2016 Peace Out!
Good sports Netball
don’t let their
mates drink and drive.
Notes
Mornington Bulldogs
well polished Karingal team. It took a bit to settle
It was pleasing to see players adapt as asked by the into our own game, but once we did we held our
own. Hard fought defence by Ally and Steph this
coach. An excellent second quarter put pressure on
week against shooters who rarely missed. Brigitte
the Roos goalers with Bridget and Lucy working well
again a stand out not only as WD but when put in
togetherAinRoadSafe
defence. Lauren
stepped
up to be backup
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andVCFL
ran hard. We missed a few
in goals to Brooke. Midcourt players Em, Hayles and
opportunities in the goal ring with shots and passing,
Court played a solid 4 quarters.
but we didn’t give up and fought hard to win the ball
C grade game was as typical as Erica wearing her
back. Thanks to Kirsty who came up and played a
bib upside down. They had to work really hard to
great half in WD too.
get the ball into attack. We also lost a bit of decorum
Great effort from our D team on the weekend. We
as frustration took over and we were therefore
gave our very best. Karingal were a strong team
penalised accordingly.
and our first half against them was really strong.
B’s game picked up the pace. Teams were physically
Unfortunately dropping a lot in the 3rd quarter
well matched with end to end passages of play made it hard to reduce the score difference in the
in the first. Our goalers put too much pressure on
last. Everyone played their hearts out and I was
themselves and weren’t able to finish off smoothly.
super proud. Kirsty was a stand out today playing
This gave our opponents an opening quarter lead a full game in Centre and playing awesome netball.
that was too hard to peg back. Our full court pressure
Our shooters stepped up to the strong defense of
in the second brought us back into the game. The rest
Karingal. Well done to everyone on our last game
of the match went goal for goal but the quarter time
for the season. Everyone has improved tremendously
margin ended up being the difference. Foondoggy
over the season.
had a blinder at GA with Leisel, George and Grace
giving their all.
A’s got off to a great start with Tess and Sarah sharing
the shooting responsibilities and held the lead at
quarter time. A couple of wayward passes and the
Rooettes got a jump on us in the second. Overall
the game was well contested by both sides but an
ugly incident in the last put a dampener
on the
If you’re going
to have a few drinks,
game as a spectacle. Congratulations to all 9 players
plan ahead and arrange a ride with a
for supporting each other on and off the court and
designated driver – someone who’s
giving 110% for all 4 quarters.
not drinking or who’s responsibly
GO DOGGIES
Plan ahead, on and off
the field
Chelsea Seagulls
sticking to light.
Extremely proud of the B side this week.
girls don’t let their
GoodAll
sports
clicked and played awesome as a team. A good
mates drink and drive.
tough and well fought out game right till the very
end. The scoreboard didn’t quiet reflect this, as we
didn’t always convert. However the attacking end
A RoadSafe Victoria initiative supported by VicRoads and VCFL
with Lisa, Gab, Zoe, and Ellen played some great
netball. Char as always ran hard in Centre while
Tess, Adele, Laura and Kattie were all stand outs in
defence.
Tough game as expected for our C team against a
Plan ahead, on and off the field
If you’re going to have a few drinks, plan ahead and arrange
a ride with a designated driver – someone who’s not drinking
or who’s responsibly sticking to light.
Good sports don’t let their mates drink and drive.
A RoadSafe Victoria initiative supported by VicRoads and VCFL
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Netball Notes
Edithvale - Aspendale Eagles
Round 18 v Mt Eliza
As we come to the last round of the home & away
season, we would like to thank all of our sponsors
for 2015. Once again all of our teams are headed
for the finals & without your support this would
not have been possible - everyone at Eagles Netball
appreciates your help! Thank you!!
Last week we played the Tigers at Dingley & the A
grade game was a fantastic contest! When playing
the Tigers you always know you’re got a game on
your hands but when the Tigers are fighting for a
top four berth - they’re even more dangerous! It was
a tough match with both teams hard at the ball & it
was a great to play such a tight game, so close to
finals.
This week we travel to Toorak College to play our
long time rivals Mt Eliza & while the final four in all
grades seem to be set, there’s a hell of lot of reasons
for our girls to play their best!
A perfect way to end the season & prepare for the
rigours of the coming weeks.
Good luck to all Eagle teams playing this week!
Especially the boys from the EAJFC & our football
girls who are playing in their Preliminary Finals this
weekend.
Fly Eagles!!
Bonbeach Sharkettes
This week we welcome Mornington to our home
court for the last time this year and trust it will be
four competitive games as it always is. This year has
been a rewarding one with the new D grade team
making the finals and our other grades improving
noticeably throughout the course of season. Special
thanks to all that participated and helped, especially
when we needed players to sacrifice their game for
the good of the club. Thanks again to Carly for her
efforts throughout the year. Its been a monumental job
to coach four teams and I hope everyone extends their
thanks to Carly at todays end.
Thanks also to our executive committee Bea, Steph and
Kirsty and our social helpers, especially Jess , Bec &
Jodie. Lets enjoy today and get behind the D grade
next week in their 1st semi final.
Go Sharks
Granma Dee
Mt Eliza Red Legs
It was an up and down weekend against Pines. With
c grade going down in a physical contest, with
some of the usual suspects out we had to adjust to
new combinations and struggled to make up the
deficit in our defence, B grade held strong in an
equally tough game and are looking strong heading
into finals. With 2 sides rested we are champing at
the bit to take on Edi asp. Long time rivals we
expect a strong, physical but fair exchange and we
can’t wait!
Thanks to all the girls for a great season! Always
giving everything and then some, don’t forget to
head back down the club some to celebrate the
season that was and the rest lets rally together and
bring home 5 flags!!
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Netball Notes
Langwarrin Kangaroos
I’ve been a player for 3 years and this year I took on
the netball manager roll. It’s a massive job and I knew
that going in and I have enjoyed every minute of it
(well 98%!). I give a massive thanks to Kim who has
been my right and left hand this year, and definitely
my memory bank too! Always getting in there with
sleeves rolled up. I in no way, shape or form could’ve
done it without her.
Our coaching team have had a tough year but I
thank them for never giving up without a huge
fight. Resilience is a trait I admire most. Not only are
they coaches but they’re mentors, referees, mothers,
councilors, spiritual gurus, first aiders, mind readers
and friends. I thank my gorg umpires and scorers,
especially Bernadette who give up their time to help
us out.
The playing group really grew this year with the
introduction of the development grade. With 12
or so new faces we moulded into a great bunch of
team mates. Our A and B grade didn’t finish where
we expected to but we learn from this year and look
forward to a hard preseason for success in 2016.
C grade, are in the finals and we couldn’t be more
excited for them. Their momentum leading up to this
point will absolutely make them strong contenders.
D grade have today to win to also get in the finals.
We wish them the best and we have faith in them to
get this done.
We thank our trainers and physio staff, our sponsors
RAMS and Lifecare Frankston, Berrettas Langwarrin.
Good luck to all my girls with our vote count tonite
and good luck to all in the finals.
Kerri Besanko
Go ROOS.
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Netball Notes
Frankston YCW StoneKittens
Last week our Kittens faced the Sharks in some great
games. D needed a win to cement their finals chances
& came out guns blazing. Unfortunately Bonnie fought
back & stopped our girl’s momentum. With such a
large development squad, rotations are always hard
however the girls adapt well & always give it all. Claire
dominated the centre court with plenty of turn overs
& LozBoz tough as always, really made the shooters
work. Next up C had a slower game with some great
patches of play. With lots of players out the girls played
full games & all worked hard for those 15mins, paying
off with a win. Best on to KP for her standard amazing
defence all day. Special mentions to Paige DaBoner for
stepping up to C & sticking to her job 100% B had a
scorcher, the sun really starting to take its toll, a game
filled with lots of tips & great back up of each other they
took the win & possibly heatstroke. BOG went to a welldeserved Cat who killed it in the mid court going for
every ball she could. The defensive end was awesome
with Rubie putting her body on the line always. Lastly,
we had A with girls putting everything together coming
into finals – plenty of clearing & strong drives. BOG
went to Lyshae with her long limbs putting pressure
over every pass causing turn overs. Next to Tilly with
great defensive teamwork. Special mentions to Katie
Schneider, Evonne Heenan & Tyler Barry for celebrating
50 games. Great work girls. This week is Cat v Cat when
we take on Seaford @ Seaford. Meow!
COMBInED CLUB ChAMPIOnShIP
Club
F’ston YCW
Edi-Asp
Mt Eliza
Karingal
Langwarrin
Mornington
Seaford
Chelsea
Bonbeach
Pines
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S
14
11.5
15
0
7.5
12
4
4
6.5
10.5
R
U19
A
14 14 12
3
11 14
16 13 12
1 11.5 16
7
7
8
12
5
7
12 9.5 10
10 11
1
3
1
4
7
1
-
B
12
15
12
16
11
3
4
3
4
5
C
D
14 11
15 16
7 6.5
15 15
12 11
5
5
2.5 4
4.5 4
6 12.5
4
-
CLUB ChAMPIOnShIP
Total
Team
A
B
91
85.5
81.5
74.5
63.5
49
46
37.5
37
27.5
Karingal
Edi-Asp
F’ston YCW
Mt Eliza
Langwarrin
Seaford
Bonbeach
Mornington
Chelsea
Pines
48
42
36
36
24
30
12
21
3
-
32
30
24
24
22
8
8
6
6
10
C
DS
T
15 15 110
15 16 103
14 11
85
7 6.5 73.5
12 11
69
2.5 4 44.5
6 12.5 38.5
5
5
37
4.5 4 17.5
4
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Netball Ladders
A Grade
Team
P B W
Karingal
Edi-Asp
Mt Eliza
F’ston YCW
Seaford
Langwarrin
Mornington
Bonbeach
Chelsea
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
16
D
L
F
A
0 0 822 390
0 3 719 369
0 5 757 570
0 5 571 483
0 7 599 663
0 9 626 654
0 10 591 702
0 13 487 747
0 16 296 890
Pts
%
68
56
48
48
40
32
28
16
4
210.77
194.85
132.81
118.22
90.35
95.72
84.19
65.19
33.26
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
15
12
10
10
8
6
5
2
0
P
W
D
L
F
A
Pts
%
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
16
15
12
12
11
5
4
4
3
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
2
5
5
6
12
13
13
14
14
939
868
704
757
699
520
447
521
500
517
550
476
446
564
610
768
682
831
742
803
64
60
48
48
44
20
16
16
12
12
170.73
182.35
157.85
134.22
114.59
67.71
65.54
62.70
67.39
64.38
B Grade
Team
Karingal
Edi-Asp
F’ston YCW
Mt Eliza
Langwarrin
Pines
Bonbeach
Seaford
Chelsea
Mornington
Edi-Asp
Karingal
F’ston YCW
Langwarrin
Mt Eliza
Bonbeach
Mornington
Chelsea
Pines
Seaford
Player
Club
R
Evonne Heenan Frankston YCW
Sarah Williams
Mornington
M-Lenehan Monstafa Langwarrin
Emily Patterson
Edi-Asp
Georgina Cuthbertson Edi-Asp
Tess Cooper
Mornington
Melissa Wehner
Langwarrin
Kassidy Withers
Seaford
Brooke Longmate Frankston YCW
Emma Callendar
Langwarrin
32
28
27
25
24
14
11
11
10
10
B Grade
Player
Jessica Bird
Kerri Besanko
Josie Janssen
Kyla Venter
Jane Towers
Anna Whitaker
Gabby Foon
Milly Smith
Karen Russo
Ruby Wilson
Player
P
W
D
L
F
A
Pts
%
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
15
14
13
12
7
6
5
4
4
2
0
2
2
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
2
1
2
5
10
11
12
12
13
14
938
953
768
682
522
505
439
469
430
419
392
461
433
464
668
718
771
654
782
782
60
60
56
48
28
24
20
18
16
10
239.29
206.72
177.37
146.98
78.14
70.33
56.94
71.71
54.99
53.58
Development Grade
P B W
Edi-Asp
15
Karingal 15
Bonbeach 15
Langwarrin15
F’ston YCW 15
Mt Eliza
15
Mornington 15
Chelsea
16
Seaford
15
2 14
2 13
2 10
2 9
2 8
2 4
2 3
1 3
2 2
R
65
30
27
22
21
21
21
17
17
17
Club
R
Casey Shiel
Edi-Asp
Jessica Bird
Karingal
Bethany Mack
Langwarrin
Nyanhial Riang
Pines
Elyce Felstead
Frankston YCW
Lauren Mcginty
Mt Eliza
Georgia Burrows
Langwarrin
Nicole Sim
Edi-Asp
Stephanie Spicer
Karingal
Renae Saunders
Karingal
42
28
27
25
24
23
19
15
15
13
Dev Grade
Player
Team
Club
Karingal
Langwarrin
Edi-Asp
Langwarrin
Edi-Asp
Frankston YCW
Mornington
Mornington
Mt Eliza
Mt Eliza
C Grade
C Grade
Team
Top 10
Weekly Goal Shooters
A Grade
D
L
F
A
Pts
%
0
0
1
0
2
1
0
0
0
1
2
4
6
5
10
12
13
13
570
569
447
429
369
254
234
275
230
193
278
341
317
335
389
456
568
500
64
60
50
44
44
26
20
16
16
295.34
204.68
131.09
135.33
110.15
65.30
51.32
48.42
46.00
Club
R
Caitlin Philippe
Karingal
Chelsea Morrow
Edi-Asp
Stephanie Henson
Bonbeach
Stacey Stribbling
Langwarrin
Zoe Zeuschner
Langwarrin
Stephanie Spicer
Karingal
Daele Taylor
Chelsea
Stephanie Barrett
Edi-Asp
Sarah Mills
Frankston YCW
Brooke Griffin
Mornington
48
28
25
23
19
16
13
13
12
12
*Overall goal tallies have been removed as the
winner of goal shooting competitions will be
announced on vote count night.
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36
nepean Football Update
SEnIORS
Team
Rosebud
Sorrento
Somerville
Hastings
Red Hill
Rye
Devon M
Frankston
Dromana
Pearcedale
Crib Point
Tyabb
SEnIORS
P
W
L
D
F
A
%
Pts
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
13
12
12
11
11
11
8
5
5
5
3
0
3
4
4
5
5
5
8
11
11
11
13
16
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1717
1775
1549
1715
1312
1751
1393
1206
1187
1125
1023
576
882
1028
1109
1096
920
1309
1159
1449
1470
1558
1519
2830
194.67
172.67
139.68
156.48
142.61
133.77
120.19
83.23
80.75
72.21
67.35
20.35
52
48
48
44
44
44
32
20
20
20
12
0
RESERVES
Team
Somerville
Rosebud
Red Hill
Devon M
Frankston
Sorrento
Hastings
Rye
Crib Point
Dromana
Tyabb
Pearcedale
P
W
L
D
F
A
%
Pts
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
13
12
11
10
10
8
7
4
2
2
1
0
3
4
5
6
6
8
9
12
14
14
15
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1391
1178
954
1029
1118
1007
1017
1028
642
710
466
601
521
726
668
801
712
672
808
873
1160
1245
1507
1448
266.99
162.26
142.81
128.46
157.02
149.85
125.87
117.75
55.34
57.03
30.92
41.51
64
52
48
44
40
40
32
28
16
8
8
4
UnDER19
Team
Rosebud
Somerville
Crib Point
Sorrento
Dromana
Red Hill
Frankston
Pearcedale
Devon M
Hastings
Tyabb
Rye
P
W
L
D
F
A
%
Pts
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
15
13
12
12
11
10
7
6
5
3
2
0
1
3
4
4
5
6
9
10
11
13
14
16
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1603
1304
1321
1275
1279
1341
730
1047
916
712
667
401
624
584
605
744
770
635
1064
1078
1345
1374
1884
1889
256.89
223.29
218.35
171.37
166.10
211.18
68.61
97.12
68.10
51.82
35.40
21.23
60
52
48
48
44
40
28
24
20
12
8
0
Rosebud
Hastings
Pearcedale
Frankston
Devon Meadows
Tyabb
Somerville
Crib Point
Sorrento
Rye
Red Hill
Dromana
8.4
0.2
2.2
3.4
8.4
1.4
4.1
1.5
3.2
4.3
5.2
0.2
Rosebud
Hastings
Frankston
Pearcedale
Devon Meadows
Tyabb
Somerville
Crib Point
Rye
Sorrento
Red Hill
Dromana
2.4
1.1
8.4
0.3
2.5
0.0
5.3
0.1
2.5
3.0
2.6
1.2
Rosebud
Hastings
Frankston
Pearcedale
Tyabb
Devon Meadows
Somerville
Crib Point
Sorrento
Rye
Dromana
1.2
1.2
1.1
4.4
1.5
1.1
1.5
1.2
4.3
1.0
4.4
11.5
2.2
4.4
9.7
10.7
1.11
9.6
2.8
7.5
7.5
12.2
2.4
16.9
4.4
10.5
11.8
17.16
2.13
17.9
3.9
11.7
9.10
14.3
4.7
20.12.132
4.6.30
18.7.115
12.10.82
24.17.161
9.14.68
21.15.141
4.11.35
16.10.106
13.10.88
20.5.125
5.9.39
6.12
1.5
18.10
1.5
12.13
1.3
13.10
2.1
5.10
5.6
12.14
2.5
7.16.58
4.6.30
24.11.155
3.5.23
12.14.86
5.6.36
16.13.109
3.2.20
7.11.53
6.9.45
17.18.120
2.5.17
11.7
1.3
8.7
9.6
7.10
4.6
8.10
4.6
12.11
2.2
12.8
17.9.111
1.4.10
11.10.76
10.8.68
10.13.73
4.7.31
10.14.74
6.8.44
14.14.98
3.3.21
13.9.87
RESERVES
4.7
1.4
13.8
1.3
4.9
1.2
8.7
0.1
5.8
3.4
6.11
1.3
U19’s
Red Hill
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0.0
6.7
1.2
6.4
6.5
5.7
3.4
4.8
3.3
10.7
1.1
11.6
2.0
4.0
6.4.40
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nepean netball Update
A Grade
Team
Rye
Tyabb
Red Hill
Crib Point
Somerville
Devon M
Dromana
Rosebud
Frankston
Pearcedale
Hastings
P
B
W
D
L
F
A
Pts
%
14
14
15
14
15
15
14
15
15
14
15
2
2
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
13
11
12
11
9
9
5
4
3
2
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
2
2
3
6
6
9
11
12
12
15
714
813
750
699
684
572
462
470
392
377
304
361
344
463
385
456
491
580
740
691
709
1017
60
54
54
52
40
40
28
20
16
16
4
197.78
236.34
161.99
181.56
150.00
116.50
79.66
63.51
56.73
53.17
29.89
B Grade
Team
Devon M
Tyabb
Crib Point
Somerville
Rye
Frankston
Red Hill
Rosebud
Pearcedale
Sorrento
Dromana
Hastings
P
W
D
L
F
A
Pts
%
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
14
11
10
10
9
6
6
5
3
3
1
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
2
4
6
6
6
10
10
10
12
13
15
727
813
679
683
634
663
660
534
592
484
391
320
403
431
454
517
493
578
683
727
676
681
655
882
64
56
46
40
40
38
24
24
22
14
12
4
180.40
188.63
149.56
132.11
128.60
114.71
96.63
73.45
87.57
71.07
59.69
36.28
P
W
D
L
F
A
Pts
%
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
15
15
13
11
10
9
8
6
5
2
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
3
5
6
7
8
10
11
14
15
15
561
691
624
432
571
484
460
432
447
337
286
205
247
387
386
340
454
384
424
476
473
543
632
784
60
60
52
44
40
36
32
24
20
8
4
4
227.13
178.55
161.66
127.06
125.77
126.04
108.49
90.76
94.50
62.06
45.25
26.15
C Grade
Team
Somerville
Devon M
Pearcedale
Frankston
Tyabb
Crib Point
Dromana
Rye
Red Hill
Sorrento
Rosebud
Hastings
Weekend Results
A Grade
Hastings
Pearcedale
Tyabb
Somerville
Red Hill
Rye - Bye
Hastings
Pearcedale
Tyabb
Somerville
Sorrento
Red Hill
Hastings
Pearcedale
Tyabb
Somerville
Sorrento
Red Hill
Tyabb
Sorrento
Red Hill
Rosebud - bye
Pearcedale - Bye
Crib Point - Bye
Under 17
Rosebud
Pearcedale
Devon M
Tyabb
Red Hill
Rye
Dromana
Sorrento
Crib Point
38
P
B
W
D
L
F
A
Pts
%
11
12
12
12
11
12
12
13
11
5
4
4
4
5
4
4
3
5
10
9
9
8
6
6
2
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
3
3
4
5
6
10
10
10
433
418
349
363
359
337
260
286
169
237
273
263
311
302
307
430
479
372
60
52
52
48
44
40
24
22
22
182.70
153.11
132.70
116.72
118.87
109.77
60.47
59.71
45.43
Rosebud
Frankston
Devon M
Crib Point
Dromana
B Grade
23 def by 49
41 drew 41
33 def by 36
38 def 25
32 def by 48
41 def by 47
Rosebud
Frankston
Devon M
Crib Point
Rye
Dromana
34 def 17
20 def by 31
29 def by 47
26 def 18
25 def by 31
13 def by 30
Rosebud
Frankston
Devon M
Crib Point
Rye
Dromana
27 def 26
27 def by 41
44 def 19
Devon M
Rye
Dromana
C Grade
Under 17
CLUB ChAMPIOnShIP
Team
Team
28 def by 62
23 def by 47
44 def 22
33 def by 43
56 def 28
Tyabb
Devon M
Rye
Crib Point
Red Hill
Somerville
Pearcedale
Rosebud
Frankston
Dromana
Sorrento
Hastings
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A
B
C
17
T
40.5
30
45
39
40.5
30
12
15
12
21
3
28
32
20
23
12
20
11
12
19
6
7
2
10
15
6
9
5
15
13
1
11
8
2
1
12
13
10
5.5
11
13
15
6
5.5
-
90.5
90
81
76.5
68.5
65
49
43
42
41
14.5
6
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