Round 6 - Peninsula Football Netball League

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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.
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MPNFL Updates
This week it is all about the men
and women in the florescent
green and white! Community
Umpire Round is an opportunity
to thank and encourage those
who want to be involved in the
greatest games in the world to
take up umpiring. If you are new to the game,
or your playing days are over, then umpiring is a
great way to contribute to community football and
netball. Regardless of your age, gender, culture or
ability, anyone can get involved in umpiring and
enjoy the many benefits the role provides. Not
only do you get the best view of the action, but
it helps keep you fit, be part of a team and learn
leadership skills that you can take with you when
you walk off the ground.
The AFL VIC Community Championships is next
week on Saturday 21st May.
With two games on, first one in Rye verses
Northern Football League and the second game
in Healesville verses AFL Yarra Ranges. Both games
will be massive and we strongly urge you to get
down and watch the boys and girls battle it out
down at Rye, and if you feel like a Saturday drive the
teams going to Healesville will certainly appreciate
your support. Keep your eye on websites for
updates on how the squads are training with final
squads to be announced this upcoming week.
Keep on the great effort with the live scoring. This
tool really enables the local football to stay up to
date with all of the games going on around the
MPNFL, and there is nothing better than having
the results at your fingertips.
This week...
Also Indigenous Round will be held 28th May
to celebrate what our indigenous people have
brought to local football and netball and more
importantly the MPNFL community.
Enjoy the week off next week, we hope you can
make it down to Rye to support the MPNFL!
Best of luck to all clubs competing today.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Saturday 21st May
AFL Victoria Community Championships
Saturday 28th May
Indigenous Round
MPNFL v Northern FNL
Football: Seniors & U19s
Netball: Open & Under 19’s
AFL Yarra Ranges v MPNFL
Football: Young Guns & U19s
Netball : Open & Under 17’s
This weekends games....
Bonbeach v Chelsea
Frankston YCW v Edi-Asp
Karingal v Pines
Mornington v Langwarrin
Seaford v Mt Eliza
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FOOTBALL
U19’s:
10.00am, Reserves:12.00pm
Seniors:2.00pm
NETBALL
U17’s:
10.00am, C Grade: 11.00am
B Grade: 12.05pm, A Grade: 1.20pm
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AFL Vic Country
Celebrating Community Umpiring
Round
Football communities across the country will
celebrate and recognise the important role
umpires play in our great game in the 2016
Community Umpiring Round.
Celebrated from May 13-15, the initiative is
designed to recognise the contribution of those
patrolling the boundary, manning the goal line
and controlling the action out on the field each
week.
In Victoria, there are more than 6,000 registered
umpires at community level, along with thousands
of club-based umpires, who commit their time
and energy to allow those chasing the Sherrin the
chance to do so.
Supported by the AFL during Round 8 of the
2016 Toyota AFL Season, the devoted round
educates the football public about the roles
and responsibilities of umpires and reminds all
participants within our game to take responsibility
for their behaviour on match day.
AFL Victoria strongly encourages all affiliated
Leagues to work with their local umpiring groups
and associations to embrace this round and thank
them for the critical role they play in our game.
Some of the activities community leagues are
encouraged to undertake include building
relationships between local coaches and umpiring
groups as well as host an umpires training session
where football clubs can gain a better appreciation
for the role.
Community Umpire Round is also another
opportunity to encourage those who want to be
involved in the greatest game in the world to take
up umpiring.
If you are new to the game, or your playing days
are over, then umpiring is a great way to contribute
to community football.
Regardless of your age, gender, culture or ability,
anyone can get involved in umpiring and enjoy the
many benefits the role provides.
Not only do you get the best view of the action,
but it helps keep you fit, earn money, be part of a
team and learn leadership skills that you can take
with you when you walk off the ground.
For details on how you can become an umpire,
find your local umpire group using the online
Umpire Group Locator www.aflvic.com.au/
umpiring/umpiring-group-locator
WorkSafe AFL Victoria
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Netball Show – Saturday 8.00am - 9.00am
Football Show – Saturday 9.00am - 10.30am
Match of the Day Broadcast 1.45pm
Crib Point v Hastings
‘After The Siren’ immediately following the Match Of The Day
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Football Preview
TIGERS ON THE PROWL
By Simon McEvoy
WHO would have thought SEAFORD, after losing their
first two games, would be playing for second spot in
round six?
But that’s exactly the scenario confronting the Tigers
today when they host 4-1 MT ELIZA, who are coming off
their first defeat of the season.
The Seaford resurgence has been one of the stories of the
season so far. Last week, new coach Ben Murphy scoffed
at suggestions his side was a contender, but a win today
would surely have him reconsidering.
The Tigers are playing with confidence and are enjoying
their footy. It’s clear for all to see. Aaron Walton and Dean
Williamson continue to lead from the front while Brendan
Dawes was terrific last week and Nick Braund, Josh Stokes
and Jackson Mockett keep performing at a high level.
The Redlegs started slowly last week and were always
chasing. Coach Troy Shannon described the effort as
“poor’’. Today they are likely to get back key players and
Shannon will be demanding a strong response to last
week’s sub-standard effort.
BONBEACH finally cracked their duck egg last week,
downing the previously unbeaten Mt Eliza with a spirited
four-quarter performance.
Now the Sharks get the chance to inject some momentum
into their season when they host local rival CHELSEA,
who have lost two in a row since thrashing Langwarrin.
Bad kicking for goal proved costly for the Seagulls
against Mornington last week – they kicked 7.19 – but
they continue to give highly-competitive efforts under
new coach Brett Dunne.
Recruit Beau Caia has been a revelation so far, while
James Sivijs made his presence felt last week and Jordan
Tabakman continues to play well.
For Bonbeach, Luke Damon’s strong presence up forward
has definitely given the Sharks a boost. He’s strong,
competitive and knows how to kick a goal.
MORNINGTON were glad to see the back of April after
enduring three straight losses. Last week the Bulldogs
returned to their winning ways, doing enough to beat
Chelsea, and today they can square the ledger at 3-3 by
beating cellar dweller LANGWARRIN (1-4).
Mornington’s experienced players are in form - the likes
of Jackson Calder, Mick Gay, Chris Baker, Joel Miller and
Stuart Seager – while coach Chris Holcombe has been
able to blood some good youngsters, including Broden
and Kalen Bird. Former Casey Scorpion Ricky Plummer
will, in time, prove to be a good pick up.
Langy also is giving their kids a good go, with Josh
Bateman the latest teenager to get a taste of senior footy.
Langwarrin played well to beat Edi-Asp a fortnight ago
and got within 20 points of an in-form Seaford last week
so their form isn’t bad. Kieran Albanese keeps kicking
goals and Mitch Porter is playing good footy.
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Football Preview
A hot and cold EDI-ASP make the trip to John Coburn
Oval to face a FRANKSTON YCW team riding high after 19
wins in a row spanning nearly a year.
The Eagles opened themselves up for ridicule after
falling to bottom side Langwarrin a fortnight ago but
rebounded strongly last week, producing a crisp display
to beat Karingal by 19 points, with Steve and Tim Mannix
showing the way and Brendan Neville impressing. But
YCW appears to bat deeper all over the ground with
Daniel Waddell, Paul Minchington, Dave Bodley, Byron
Barry and Kyle Hutchison playing confident, clinical footy.
KARINGAL and PINES have had their share of ups and
downs already this season and they meet in an important
clash.
While Karingal are rebuilding, the Pythons have their
sights on a top-three spot and, if they are serious about
getting there, they would need to get past the Bulls today.
Karingal looked sharp in their opening win over
Langwarrin but heavy defeats to Mt Eliza and Frankston
YCW have provided stark reality checks. And injuries to
key personnel, including spearhead Leigh Poholke, has
also taken some steam out of the Bulls’ early charge.
STONECATS EMERGE
IN THE RESERVES…
FRANKSTON YCW have won three of their past four
games to emerge as a genuine contender. With James
Bryant, Mitchell Street and Jacob Cheverly in sharp form,
the Stonecats should see off winless EDI-ASP today.
CHELSEA, coming off an impressive win with Lewis
Krieger and Mason Bailey to the fore, will climb into the
top five if they can beat BONBEACH. But Bonny won’t
be easy. They are a good side and did push Mt Eliza last
week.
LANGWARRIN (4-1) are chasing their fifth straight
win when they travel to 0-5 MORNINGTON. With the
impressive Corey Moore, Mitch Mathie and Jesse Bice in
dashing form, the Kangaroos are on a roll.
SEAFORD have dropped two of their past three games
and face undefeated ladder leaders MT ELIZA. Brenton
Lambert was best on for the Redlegs last week while Will
Mace continues to make an impact.
PINES have been competitive in recent weeks and that
elusive win could come today against KARINGAL (1-4).
LANGY CHASE FOUR STRAIGHT
IN THE UNDER 19s…
On a three-game winning streak, LANGWARRIN goes to
MORNINGTON with a spring in their step. The Bulldogs
also are going well…setting up a great clash. Langy will
look to in-form trio Matt Peynenborg, Bayleigh Tate and
Zach Andrewartha.
FRANKSTON YCW’s perfect record goes on the line
against EDI-ASP. The deep-in-depth Stonecats have
kicked 40 goals in the past two weeks. Josh Butland has
been a stand out, while Ben Cracknell and Owen Vine
continue to make a name for themselves.
Unbeaten MT ELIZA travel to SEAFORD, who narrowly
missed out on making it three wins in a row last week.
Look for talented Redleg Lucas Brancatisano to continue
his bright form.
PINES face KARINGAL who played terrific footy to beat
Edi-Asp last week.
And CHELSEA will be keen to keep BONBEACH winless.
Tipsters
Shaun Connell
AFL South East
Bonbeach
Edi-Asp
Pines
Mornington
Seaford
Last Round -2
Judi Sutton
MPNFL
Chelsea
Frankston YCW
Pines
Mornington
Mt Eliza
Last Round - 3
Brendan Tibballs
AFL South East Media
Chelsea
Frankston YCW
Pines
Mornington
Mt Eliza
Last Round - 2
Goal Sneak
Gaz
Bonbeach
Frankston YCW
Pines
Mornington
Mt Eliza
Last Round - 2
Michael Voss
RPP FM
Bonbeach
Frankston YCW
Pines
Mornington
Mt Eliza
Last Round - 3
Simon McEvoy
Mornington Leader
Bonbeach
Franktson YCW
Pines
Mornington
Mt Eliza
Last Round - 4
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Trevor
St Kilda
Chelsea
Edi-Asp
Karingal
Langwarrin
Seaford
Last Round - 3
Leaderboard
Judi Sutton
Simon McEvoy
Michael Voss
Shaun Connell
Brendan Tibballs
Goal Sneak Gaz
Trevor St Kilda
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Club Notes
Seaford Tigers
Firstly, a big welcome back to the guys from the 2006
Under 18 team, whom are celebrating their 10 year
premiership reunion today, with some of the boys still
running around having a kick! We hope you have a great
day. Also, good luck to Azza Walton today in his 200th
Senior game. Hopefully today is a memorable one for
you Azza!
Last week the we travelled to Langy and the 19s started
well, kicking 4 goals to 1 in the 1st quarter, but it all went
pear shaped after this as we only managed 3 more goals
for the game, going down by 13 points in a disappointing
performance. Ash Burks, Rick Chisolm and Lachie Mullins
were solid down back, whilst Brodie McLean, Bradley
Magee and Lukey Hayes all had a crack.
A depleted Reserves side came out firing in the first
quarter in an almost identical score line to the 19s, also
kicking 4 goals to 1 in the first but only managing 2
more goals for the match, going down by 3 goals. The
boys had a crack though and should hold their heads
up high. Sammy Duffield snagged 3 goals in the 1st and
competed hard all day, Courts played his best game
for the club, whilst Shannon Moore on debut, T Lo and
Jimmy Herbert all had a dip.
The Seniors made it 3 wins from the last 4 weeks and
continue to improve by the week after losing 4 players
to injury from the week before in a brave display. Azza
Walton kicked 3 in yet another great performance,
Dawesy played his best game for the club, Skipper Josh
Stokes and Kane Taylor were dominant down back whilst
young guns Curtis Murfett and Nick Braund provided
plenty of zip.
The club wants to send our condolences to the Mulvogue
and Hayes families, whom suffered losses during the
week, our thoughts are with you
Karingal Bulls
Premium partners of the Bulls this year are Frankston RSL,
BMK, Bank of Queensland, Peninsula Sports Medicine,
Construct Homes, Hallam Truck Centre, RAMS, Priority
Printing Solutions, Crownbet and Bluegum – PLEASE
support these businesses whenever you can as they
support us
Last week up at Edi-Asp the Unders got things moving
in style, coming away wqith a good win after a slow start
with 8 goal kickers and best Mason, Zane & Punta. The
reserves notched up their 1st win for the year; leading at
every change with Dizz, Matt Burnett & Pistol in the best.
The senior game was one that we probably let slip, with
Edi getting a good start with the wind and us having to
chase the rest of the afternoon. Jake Kelly was in the best
and kicked 2 along with Cocky; Harry, LVR and Burke also
in the best.
Today we welcome Pines to the Bullpit and also our U17
and U19 families for the gameday function – make sure
you come into the rooms after the Unders game. Tonight
is the Trivia Nite and there may be some last minute
tickets available – see Nic Triep
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Grab a ticket in the Bullettes Thermomix raffle, and don’t
forget the Bulls raceday coming up soon – all details for
these and more on the web site
Plenty of social events coming up – keep an eye on the
website – karingalfc.com and follow us on Facebook /
Twitter / Instagram for all updates!
Major Fundraiser – karingalraffle.com.au for tix or see
players/committee to WIN either a Jeep, Jayco or Jetski
thanks to Bayside Jeep, Jayco Australia and JV Marine
World
Karingal FNC is the Community Club of Choice
Chelsea Seagulls
Another great days footy last Saturday at Headquarters
with all sides having a real crack, unfortunately 1 from
3 was not the result we were looking for. Both the 19’s
and Seniors paid for a very poor conversion rate and
ordinary decision making which needs to be addressed
. The Mornington boy’s ran harder and were cleaner all
across the ground, Best for Gull’s Vitzdamm-Jones, King,
Jaeger & Nikolic, let’s set ourselves for Bonbeach this
week. The 2’s had a strong win and hopefully can keep it
going moving forward, Nana, Lewie, Voss’y , Drilla & Nita
were all good with great support from Lauchie and Niza,
big test this week lad’s. In the main game we needed to
start well, had opportunities but just didn’t put the score
on the board. It was a very willing game and simply the
Dog’s cashed in when they had their chances. Thought
the boys tuffed it out with Siv, Trippa, Beau, Aarsie &
young Danial Knowles all solid performers ! also big Jordy
really presented well again. Lets get down to the Beach
this week team and put ourselves back in the mix before
the week off. Please see Rich for $1000 draw tickets and
also keep 18 th June free for Lunch V Seaford ( Big Day
) with Collingwood Legend Ross “Twiggy” Dunne the
Guest speaker ! $50.00 Lunch, Beer & Wine 12 / 2.00 pm
See you at the Gullery !
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Club Notes
Frankston YCW StoneCats
We welcome the Edi Asp Eagles to the Coburn Oval today
for what promises to be a great display in front of the Pink
Ladies Luncheon. Have a great day girls !
Last week at Eric Bell, the Numero’s scooted out of the
blocks and set the game up by half time. Predictably Pines
fought back in the second half but, despite inaccuracy,
we prevailed by 53 points. Duck, Bysa and BJ (in his 50th
firsts game) continually drove the ball into our half whilst
Mincho (3) and Bods (5) finished off. In a danger game the
Twos engaged in an arm wrestle for the first half before
breaking away and winning by 16 points. James Bryant
was probably best and was well supported by Streety
and Blicky. Chappy in his 150th Club game presented
well and booted 4 majors. The Threes started brightly
against a plucky Pythons outfit and maintained the lead
for the balance of the game. Ben Cracknell and Owen
Vine provided drive along with Jake Roberts and Aidan
Fischer. Josh Butland was again the scoring focal point
with 6 Sausage Rolls. Kudos to the Pines lads who fought
valiantly and matched us for goals in the last stanza.
The Stonekittens also had a clean sweep against the
Pythonettes - check their notes.
Next week is Inter League so good luck to the sides and
our reps. Past Players day is June 4 (the Chelsea game)
-get that in the diary. Don’t forget the Bar is open on
Thursday nights as is the kitchen so come down and join
the debates and time honoured raffle. And you can watch
the lads train as well.
Pines Pythons
Today we take on one of our neighbors, the bulls.... Time
to get back on board with a few wins. Seniors were
outclassed by the well structured Christian Workers but
showed glimpses in patches.Great to see young gana
getting back to his best and Giraffe Hendry plucking a
few. Also Chewy and Pottsy getting a few touches. No
prisoners this week!!!. Reserves were in the game all
day but just lacked the winning punch... Gordo kicked a
couple in his 500th and Jaz Mac was at his pacy best in the
pocket. D Mac, Pizzey and Frawls were good also. Great
work by frawls selling a pines membership at the station.
The unders are improving , their better were Puschy,
Tommy, Monkey and Goldy. Great day /night celebrating
Gordo’s day. Thanks to YCW for there support. Next
function is TOGA PARTY on 4th June. Player sponsorship
is now due..SPONSOR OF THE WEEK... Dunsford Financial.
See Dunny for your needs ...TRIVIA.. Name the 3 players
to play in Pines and Karingals last premiership teams??
KICKITTOME
Bonbeach Sharks
Shark’s persistence pays off
After a few tough rounds and minor loses for our seniors
we finally got our first win on the board. Bonbeach
controlled the game and fought off many attacks from
Mt Eliza to win by 21 points. Luke Damon and Shane Mac
Donald kicked 7 between them. Bailey, Sole and Carpenter
were great. Nice to see club favourite and best and fairest
winner Mark Tyrell back after a moderate injury.
In the top of the table clash our reserves just went down
in a close game. After a very slow start, we finally found
the ball and our pace but, it was too late. Ezi Turner and
Minner kicked 2 a piece with Rosario, Rouette and Sison
playing well. This match clearly showed that our reserves
are capable of matching it with the best- let’s hope we can
continue the good form.
In the u19’s, a good first and third quarter wasn’t enough
as we were comfortably beaten. Once again, some
promising signs from young guns Aaron Ingram, Timmy
Mulholland and Ryan Francis. Weiland kicked 2 goals.
This week we welcome Chelsea Football Club to Shark
Park for what promises to be a memorable local derby.
Don’t Forget! Today is Ladies Day in the Social RoomsThis is the perfect opportunity to thank all of the fantastic
Mums, Girlfriends and Partners who make our club a
much better place.
Trivia Question: How many Turvilles have played senior
football for Bonbeach?
#FinsUp DS
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Club Notes
Langwarrin Kangaroos
This week saw our young guns come up against one of
the benchmarks in our league, the Seaford Football Club.
We were a somewhat depleted squad with several of
our players out. Notwithstanding, Mark Luxa and Chris
Stanley had our players well prepared for a tough contest
and they realised a game of ebb’s and flows either way
throughout the game. This was a “shootout” with the ball
going from left to right, and the goal umpires kept busy.
Langwarrin midfielder Zack Andrewartha finished with
6 for the day, well supported by the efforts of all team
mates in what was a gruelling game of football. Another
win for our U19’s.
Our Reserves too continued their recent run of good form
and after a slow start in ideal conditions we managed
to progressively peg Seaford back over the following 3
quarters , to eventually run out winners by 3 goals . The
continued good form from Corey Moore and Mitch
Mathie was really pleasing to see.
Our seniors played great footy in the first quarter and
this should have given us the confidence to build upon
this lead . Unfortunately this was not to be as we failed to
capitalise on it for the remaining 3 quarters. It was almost
like watching the reserves game in reverse, as Seaford
clawed their way back and we went down by 20 points.
To see the two Bateman’s in the team, Kieran’s continued
good form up forward with 3 goals and Corey 2, being
the good points of the game.
Our match review sponsor of the week is “Silva Fern
Cabinets”
Let’s hope we make it 3 from 3 this week.
Go Langy !
Mornington Bulldogs
Today we welcome to the kennel the Langwarrin FNC and
play for the Mornington Mercedes Cup. Upstairs we have
all our lovely ladies who are enjoying the annual Ladies
Day. Last week against Chelsea the Unders had a good
solid win and are working hard each week. The greatest
positive to come out of the day is the improvement
that is yet to come from this group. Different names are
starting to bob up on our best players list as we continue
to look for four quarter efforts across our list. The reserves
battled hard however unfortunately fell short. Despite
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a slow start they worked their way back into the game
and at 3/4 time managed to hit the lead by a goal.
Unfortunately Chelsea proved too strong in the last and
the boys couldn’t get over the line. Great to have Aidan
back at the club, Leith snagged three and Pete a couple.
The seniors bounced back and played a solid 4 quarters
of footy to get over the line by 28 points. They set it up
with a great start into the wind, 4 goals straight handed
them the lead at 1/4 time and they led at every stage.
It was pleasing to see the boys finish strongly, kicking 6
in the last quarter to run over the top of the opposition.
Jacko finished up with 3, Micky Gay dominated the ruck
whilst Joel and Bakes did a great job around the contest.
Special mention to our Women’s team who are 4 from 4
and travelling along beautifully. A great game last week
with Hannah Lewis playing an inspirational last quarter
to bring home the win.
It is another big challenge this week and important we
get the points again! Go Doggies Woof Woof
Edithvale-Aspendale Eagles
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Good win for the senior team against Karingal with B.
Neville, S. Mannix, T. Mannix, C. Wylie, M. Meehan, Z.
Muschialli amongst the best. Big test this week against
YCW and the boys are up for the challenge. The netball
girls remain on the top of the table in all divisions after
another 4 good wins. The senior women’s football team
scored another win defeating Knox in front of a great
crowd.
Pink day luncheon was booked out and a great success
last week with a great speaker and fantastic food. More
luncheons coming up so stay tuned and book early to
avoid missing out. Plenty of action at the club this week.
Great food and great company and the Joker Poker
jackpot is still up for grabs. Be there for your chance to
win.
Our club newsletter is also available weekly with all the
latest club events and results from the previous week.
Head to our website http://www.easc.com.au/ to sign up.
Delivered to your inbox weekly it is a must read.
*****************THE EAGLE SOARS*****************
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Club Notes
Mt Eliza Red Legs
All the best to Oscar Whitty after his accident last week We hope you recover well mate.
7 from 8 last week was another great result across the
board.
After a sluggish start the Under 19’s overpowered their
opponents to win by 72 points, restricting them to just
2 goals.
Once again Harry Scott was amongst the goals with 4
and Ben Farish 3.
Best players were Branca, Blakey, Youngy, Bez, Niall & Ben
McKenzie
The Senior team started poorly with Bonbeach
dominating the scoring with 3.6 to 0.1 in the 1st quarter.
We came back with 4 goals in the 2nd however they
managed another 5 to lead by 5 goals at the main break.
Once again we failed to impact the scoreboard in the 3rd
term, with Bonbeach kicking another 4 goals to 1.
We started the last term with a goal first inside the 1st
minute and another 5 for the quarter to get to within 3
goals but they kicked the final goal of the game to win
by 21.
JV booted 3 and Stricko Jnr & Heasa a couple - Better
players were Jay, Lombo, Matt Lillie, Jimmy & Lefty.
Congrats to Tony Vanin on his debut game for the
Redlegs.
Need to bounce back today.
The Reserves once again started brilliantly with a 5.5
to nil 1st quarter against the 2nd placed team and led
comfortably at 1/2 time. They fought back after 1/2
time and got the game back to 10 points late in the last
quarter before the boys found something extra, booting
the last 3 of the game to win 11.10 to 7.6 Better players
were Kenty, Lambie, Buz, Groota, Cuz & newcomer Jake
Tognazzini.
Sponsor of the Week: Novare Finance Group - Thanks to
Adam Spicer for his tremendous support in 2016.
Social: Tonight is the 1920’s “Gatsby” style Casino Night...
7pm - 11pm.
Thanks to Megan and her helpers on a hugely successful
function last Saturday afternoon.
Follow us on Twitter @mtelizafc or on Facebook.
Redleg.
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11/05/16 4:23 PM
BONBEACH
CHELSEA
Seniors Coach:
Reserves Coach:
Ground
Seniors Coach:
Reserves Coach:
Ground
Steven Hughes
Josh Bull
No 1 Reserve
Cannes Ave, Bonbeach
Mel: 97 E4
0434 143 050
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Chris Bryan
Mark Tyrell (VC)
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Sheldon Price
James Murnane
Shane McDonald
Jason Gumbleton
Josh Bull
Brad Sykes
Justin Bennett
Ash Waterstone
Owen Hulett (DVC)
Anthony Hogan
Dale Donkin
Nick Alexandrou
Shaun Voke
Jackson Sole
Chris Pendleton
James Maxwell
James Norton
Matthew Douglas
Jack Williams
Robert Lancaster
Daniel Smith
Brandon Sison
Dylan Jones (DVC)
Jackson Casey (C)
Ricky Sykes
Tim O’Shannessy
Ezekiel Turner
Matthew Taylor
Sean Campitelli
Thomas Deveson
Joel Rippingale
Nathan Motrom
Eammon MacCormack (RC)
Jack Williams
Shelton Rosario
Sam Rouette
Cameron Green
Chris Dureau
Dylan Edwards
Jacob Flannery
Shane Cochrane
Luke Damon
Preston Aurish
Sean Gales
Daniel Hogan
Mark Lacey
Mitch Barry (RC)
Callum Thompson
Jack James
Dylan Steed
Alex Trowell
Matthew Jones
Daniel Tsalkos-Biggin
Jake Tonkin
Matthew Taylor
Beau Bailry
Joel Mulholland (RVC)
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Jackson Hibbert
Darcy James
Jack Weiland
Mitch King
Craig Robinson
Jayden Cole
Luke Kingsbury
Beau Bailey
Ethan Oliver
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Tim Landt
Ben Hogan (C)
Riley Lockett
Tom Hogan
Blake Grimmer
Andrew Cochrane
Aaron Ingram
Rhys Brand
Matt Pachler
Petro Vafeas
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Max Bailey
Taner Enez
Ash Susskind
Tim Mulholland
Ryan Francis
Cameron Wenczel
Gerrard Fredrickson
Daniel Mulholland
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Matthew Silva
James Sivijs (C)
Matt Gardiner
Bradley Clark (VC)
James Brain
Grant Trew
Todd Gardiner (C)
David Willett
Ben Finemore
Luke Caspersz
Jordan Tabakman
Jason Clark
Joshua Tripcony
Daniel Aarsman
Matthew Baxter
Ben Holman
Mark Nightingale
Nizam Abdallah
Richard Jarosczuk
Coey Peele
Lewis Kreiger
Beau Caia
Jack Francis
Daniel Knowles
Jake Greerly
Corey Edmunds
Liam Charity
Nicholas Allsep
Zachary Graham
Bryn Thomas
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Jordan Marshall
Curtis Bywater
Mason Bailey
Stuart Brooke
Adam Lynch
Daniel O’Keefe
Josh Whelan
Daniel Bourke
Christopher Charity
Lachlan Williams
Ross Aitcheson
Ryan Dyer
Matt Madafferi
Steve Voss
Thomas Stephens
Luke Pickett
Jason Hodge
Nic Dixon
Jack Simpson
Brody Leitch
Jake Chevalier
Daniel Dixon
John McConnell
Luke Stokell
Ciaran Doherty
Under 19’s - Coach: Wayne Foster
Under 19’s - Coach: Brad Sykes
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Steve Gardiner
Chelsea Reserve
Beardsworth Ave,
Chelsea Mel: 68 B6
9772 1541
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1 Lachie Baum VC
2 Vince Kovacic
4 Andrew
Vitzdamm-Jones VC
5 Brayden Moren
6 Jaylen Mokaraka
7 Chris McWilliam
8 Dion Kato
9 Justin Furborough
10 Jaxon Atwell
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Joel King
Auster McClelland
Lachie Bennett
Jordy Hall
Jessie Davies
Cambell Edwards
Luke Jaeger
Ciaron Doherty
Joshua Diblasio
Jerome Mokaraka
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Coey Edmunds
Patrick Nikolic
Lexion Xiberras C
Ash Davis
Matthew Bottin
Ethan Andrews
Ravish Hearth
Ben Graham
Rhys Graham
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11/05/16 4:23 PM
FRANKSTON YCW
EDI - ASP
Seniors Coach:
Reserves Coach:
Ground
Seniors Coach:
Reserves Coach:
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Scott Mathers
John Murphy
Jubilee Park
Hillcrest Rd, Frankston
Mel: 102 H4
9789 6398
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Byron Barry
Scott Macleod
Tony Lester
Jie Coghlan (C)
Trent Cowled
Ash Eames
Paul Minchington
Lew Roberts
Sam Widdowson
Anthony Barry
Anthony Totaro
Steve O’Donnell
Kevin Lylak (VC)
Tom Capp
Shane Reid
Ricky Morris
Brenton Credlin
Ryley Hodson
Ben Buckley
Jack Mazurek
Ryan Santon
David Bodley
Matthew La Fontaine
Zinzie Mosimane
Anthony Bruhn
Kyle Hutchison (VC)
Jacob Millman
Ben Wagner
Mitchell Street
Sean Hegarty
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Jake Di Pasquale
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Patrick Davenport
Zac Orr
Travis Lee
Michael Morris
Tommy Corrigan
Marco Kelsall
Hayden Raphael
Jack Matthews
Nick Christoforou
Lachlan Street
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Brendan Marchmont 35
Jack McCormack
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Jacob Roberts
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Luke Paynter C
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Josh Butland
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Aidan Fischer
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Owen Vine
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Sean Matthews
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Pat Johnstone
59
Luke Black
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Luke Collins
Shane Blick
Alex Mackie
Craig Nankervis
Chis Gonzales
Jack Greenwood
Jacob Cheverley
Todd Cracknell
Jordan Alves
Jack Brennan
Tyler Sigley
Jake Theobald
Charlie Patterson
James Griffiths
Lucas Lee
Mitchell Barker
Kyle St Anne
Matt Scherwin
Bailey Kenter
Liam Omar
Clayton Watt
Robbie Evans
Jake Lovett
James Bryant
Jack Keilor
Brandon Lee
Josh Pickess
Sam Pickess
Michael Debenham
Daniel Hughes
Charles Coyne
Lachlan Wallace
Jayden Stroot
Under 19’s - Coach: Chris Hutchinson
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Meelad Nasiry
Harry Lane
Bailey Williams
Mitch Rowe
Liam Rossetto
Harrison Morgan
Ben Cracknell
Liam Greenwood
Sam Fulton
Daniel Hughes
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Billy Aston
Jeremy Heys
Stephen Miller
Sean Fisher
Joel Martello
Thomas Turner
Andrew Luxa
Tom Mullins
Brad Langenberg
Matthew Kremmer
Liam Harris
Steven Mannix
Timothy Mannix
Rowan Snashall
Michael Fiore
Ash Phillips
Brock Downie
Ben Macquire
Mick Meehan
Kye Campbell
Chris Wylie
Zac Muschialli
Dan McCarthy
Brad Walters
Elliot Macquire
Joel O’Sullivan
Max Byrnes
Lochie Brodie
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Ryan Morris
Angus Macquire
Shaun Jamieson
Lachlan Foley
Mark Mullins
Mark Greenwood
Jake Nash
Harrison Duke
James Watterson
Craig Wray
Craig Wilson
William Flavelle
Sam Carlon
Aaron Pawel
Troy Brown
Jackson Bull
Todd Woodbridge
Matt Hall
Hayden Newham
Jackson Cooper
Joshua Rochford
Justin Chant
Matthew King
Thomas Crooke
Matt King
Daniel Millar
Christian Mascali
Under 19’s - Coach: Aaron Martello
Lochie Busch
Max Naughtin
Matt Mascali
Oscar Richards
Ryan Carrison
Nathan Gaunt
Zak Bailey
Campbell Ak
Mitch Allan
Brodie Amor
Loughlin O’Connor
Connor Jamieson
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Graeme Yeats
Mark Fitcher
Regents Park
Fourth Ave, Aspendale
Mel: 92 K7
9580 9895
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Ash Flynn
Harley Dale
James Van-Minnen
Jake O’Neill
Nick Carlon
Zac Fatouros
Mathew Moloney
Jaimie Walters
Jordan Davey
Charlie Martello
Lachlan Turner
Tyler Brodie
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William Balsillie
Jack Doman
Ben Ward
Zac Barrett
Cameron Neale
William Flavelle
Jordan Turnbull
Bryce Radford
Liam McKay
Sam Macrae
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11/05/16 4:23 PM
KARINGAL
PINES
Seniors Coach:
Reserves Coach:
Ground
Seniors Coach:
Reserves Coach:
Ground
Michael Triep
Andrew Osbourne
Ballam Park
Naranga Cres, Karingal
Mel: 103 B4
9789 2383
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Tom Wilkinson
Callan Dixon
Grant Paxton
Aaron Jack
Jake Kelly
Lucas VanRaay
Brad Occhipinti
Harry Czarnecki
Cameron Hicks
Luke Duhig
Dylan Hatfield
Chris Hay
Aaron Paxton (C)
Grant Goodall
Anthony Joel
Brendon Groenendyk
Rhys Chadwick
Tom Matthews
Aaron Lees
Chris Matthews
Duncan Proud
Jackson Matthews
Liam Bennett
Blake Simpson
Jason Hinde
Travis Puntaroni
Michael Boswell
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Zac Clements
Michael Burke
Nick Shaw
Darcy Garten (RC)
Dalton Thomas-Stanes
Tim Bunawan
Scott Simpson
Trent Styles
Brad Denny
Teangi Tangiiataua
Hadley Tomamichel
Brett Burns
Zak Gibson
Matt Burnett
Andrew Osborne
Andru Plakorakis
Corey Rautman
Caine Pearce
Jon Plakorakis
James Paxton
Nick McNeilly
Corey Rautman
John Emery
Tom Phipps
Jeremy Bunawan
Travis Kellerman
Leigh Poholke (VC)
Under 19’s - Coach: Darren Price
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Nathaniel Furlong
Zane Merdanovic
Travis Puntaroni
Blake Simpson (C)
Brad Occhipinti
Jack Williams
Jake Kelly
Jack Birthisel
Tom Lilley
Jordan Jones
Beau Merdanovic
Bailey Frey
Callum Virgona
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Coby Farrow
Sam Loorham
Jayden Mackie
Callum Tweddle
Nathan McDonald
Ryan Waddell
Brendan Kent
Lachlan Harrsion
Jack Conway
Alan Palmer
Harrison Jones
Marcus Bender
Jonah Cassera
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Ryan McDonald
Mason Russell (C)
Tyler Caddy
Dale Martin
Brendan Lord
Liam Joel
Oliver Murray
Tom Delves
Nicholas Mascadri
Liam Matthews
Jake Smyth
Q4
Paddy Swayn
Chris Smith
Eric Bell Reserve
Forrest Dve, Frankston Nth
Mel: 99 J9
9786 3255
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Michael Bezzine
Luke Potts
Chris Guganovic
Adam Marriner
Tim Bongetti
Brad Kiely
Daniel Green
Corey Ash
Luke Houldcroft
Jake Berry
Dale Tedge
Adam Maling
Paul Scanlon
Damian Plane
Dave McLaren
Jonothan Hughes
Rhys Chalkley
Aaron Ludewig
Daniel Falzon
Daniel Johns
Guy Hendry
Jack Fisher
Jarrod Stewart
Jacob Boyle
Joel Brunn
Aaron Edwards
Shane Waterstone
Lachlan Pizzey
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Chris Smith (RC)
Travis Pastuska
Matt Kiely
Beau Hendry (VC)
Damon Moody
Hayden Clancy
Mason Sheppard
Jordan Frawley
Jayden Canepa
Jason Moorse
Blake Boormann
Jamie Kenyon
Jarryd McClelland
Nigel Nunn
Harley Peace-Stirling
Brent Hood
Jamie Ludewig
Aaron Hay
Taylor McKay
Patrick Jackson
Gordon Hendry
Daniel Edwards
Tom Moroney
Jarryd Guganovic
Shaun McPherson
Paul Martin
Under 19’s - Coach: Glenn Shannon
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Nathan Bennett
Rhys Uncle
Kyle Taylor
Richard Lidster
Jakob Beggs
Reece Stewart
Jacob Boyle
Josh Howe
Kuok Puok
Q2
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Kallum White
Jordy Plane
Jayden Goldsmith
Travis Broman
Jake Connelly
Jake Pelham
Liam Jackson
Jake Pusch
Jake Connelly
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James Batziris
Joel Nicholls
Majok Puok
John Jennings
Luke Oliver
Rhys Cupid
Brodie Johnstone
Seth Liddell
Latham Eames
Q4
11/05/16 4:23 PM
MORNINGTON
LANGWARRIN
Seniors Coach:
Reserves Coach:
Ground
Seniors Coach:
Reserves Coach:
Ground
Chris Holcombe
Jeff Norman
Alexandra Park
Main St, Mornington
Mel: 104 E12
5977 0074
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Ryan Smith
Stuart Seager
James Cameron
Jai Haddock
Dean Kairies
Ricky Plummer
Josh Halsall
Joel Miller
Jack Dickson
Emilio Bitters
Barry Smeeton
Ryan O’Dell
Louis Astorino
Michael MacGowen
Jason Gardner
Chris Baker (C)
Dale Whelan
Hayden Cameron
Josh Hutchinson
William Goosey
Brendan Tomczak
Lachie Susovich
Peter Hampton
Hayden McRae
Michael Gay
Brendan De-Ruyter
Jake Smart
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Nick Martin
Kyle Brouwer
Brad Harvey
Kane Paley
Warwick Miller
Sam Dalziel
James Matthews
Jack Riley
Sam Wright
Leigh Craig
Brendan Tomczak
Tom Hawthorne
Brett Phillips
Scott Doran
Jon Freund
Rhys Whitling
Andrew Hicks
Luke Fitzsimmons
Connor Cowan
Nathan Abbott
Josh Brown
James Dickson
Jacob McWhirter
Jordyn Dickson
Mitch Savage
Under 19’s - Coach: Neil Craig
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Broden Bird
Brad Harding
Kyle Bleazby
Gus Turner
Jackson Weyne C
Connor Mara
Kalen Bird
Luke Stahl
Lachlan Swaney
Pat Sumner
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Bailey Westbrook
Leigh Sevcik
Zac Morssinkhof
Hayden Anderson
Mason Crossley
Ashley Williams
Luke O’Conner
Jake Knott
Lachlan Gorka
Quinn Christy
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Lachlan Hewitt
Brayden Webber VC
Luke Ambler
Kyle Merriner
Lauchlan Sweetnam
Morgan Santas
Josh Small
Jack Edwards
Luke O’Sullivan
Jack Wells
Q4
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Micheal Parker
David Reardon
Blake Peach
Marc Wyss
Shane Tanirau
Andrew Taylor
Ash Fenech
Corey Hanger
Shane Patterson
Mitch Mathie
Andrew Johnson
Nick Tuddenham
Tyson MacDonald
Lachlan Davies
Corey Moore
Andrew Withers
Dale Binks
Alex Reid
Jayden Johnsen
Josh Biggs
Sean Ulbrick
Travis Baldock
Jesse Bice
Mitchell Porter
Brendan Casper
Josh Johnsen
Josh Buxton
Sean Herdman
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Jayden Grose
Gerard Brown
Hayden Golby
Michael Hare
Matthew Sinclair
Mitch Cuthbert
Matthew Naughton
Jimmy Johnson
Blake Harkness
Ryan Napier
Nathan Palmer
Jack Roberts
Cody Howard
Dan Riley
Andrew Borrie
Luke Churcher
Ant O’Rouke
Nick Hammill
Nathan Whyte
Adam Eggleston
Kieran Albanese
Hayden Mitchell
Jack Minton
Nathan Pike
Under 19’s - Coach: Marc Luxa
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Kyle Allen
Zac Andrewartha
Josh Bateman
Lachlan Bayley
Aaron Best
Dylan Corcoran
Harrison Boyle
Jacob Brooker
Jake Milward
Zac Davies
Jake Wilcox
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Q2
Brad Dredge
Marc Luxa
Lloyd Park,
Cranbourne Rd,
Langwarrin Mel: 103 J4
9789 4343
Royal Blue & White
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Ryan Smyth
25
Bailey Brunton
28
Ayden Collins
29
James Longley
30
Matthew Peynenborg 31
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Tom Rogerson
34
Jordan Ross
35
Joel Bateman
Bailey Tate
Max Watters
Aaron Edwards
Q3
Sam Schaede
Ben Wotherspoon
Luke Doyle
Josh Holloway
Jack Lacy
Pat L’Huillier
Kyle Busuttil-inglis
Jake Little
Q4
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11/05/16 4:23 PM
SEAFORD
Seniors Coach:
Reserves Coach:
Ground
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MT ELIZA
Ben Murphy
Stephen Straughair
R.F. Miles Oval
Seaford Rd, Seaford
Mel: 99 E5
9786 7895
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Rourke Fischer
Mitch Finn
Dean Williamson (C)
Jamie Quanchie
Aaron Turner
Liam Davenport
Joe Hallal
Kane Taylor
Damien Lawrence
Kyle Matthews
Jackson Mockett
Tom Lonie (RVC)
Matt Haverfield
Cameron Scott
Aaron Walton
Kieran Shaw
Mark DiBlasio
Curtis Murfett
Matt Andrews
Matt Herbert
Dean Kemble
Peter Azzopardi
James Herbert
Brad Doyle
Cameron Newbold
Kayle Henderson
Joshua Stokes (C)
Brendan Dawes
Darragh Chadwick
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Paul Vyverberg
Ben Howlett
Trae Tohiariki
Luke Newton
Nick Braund
Jeremy Walker
Sean Nestor
Rizwan Harun
Spencer McArtney
Daniel Tuddenham
Jonothan Haidon
Levi Hughes
Matthew Pola
Ryan Mosca
Brendan Doyle
Daniel Courts
Ben Duffield (RC)
Sam Duffield
Andrew Deacon
Ben Letho
Joshua Rhodes
Callum White
Julian Walton
Peter McCAll
Haydn Legg
Matthew Edwards
Blake Burnham
Dale Kirschenberg
Jye Thornell
Under 19’s - Coach: Peter McGuinness
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Q1
Ashley Burks
Taka Tohiariki VC
Tim Robbins
Luke Hayes
James Dickson
Jai McGuinness
Liam Thornell
Ben Searle
Mitch Besanko
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Dylan Howlett C
Bryce Lloyd
Bailey Watkins
Kav-Aleer James
Callum White
Brandon Lewis
Eddie Peatey
Leigh McLuckie
Rick Chisholm
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Luke Chevalier
Brad Magee
Brodie McLean
Bayln O’Neil
Bailey McLean
Q4
Troy Shannon
Damien Kent
Emil Madsen Reserve
Wooralla Dve, Mt Eliza
Mel: 105 G10
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Seniors & Reserves
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David Barton (VC)
Ryland Cranwell
Damien Kent
Jordan Capkin
Jim Clayton
Rob D’Orazio
Robert Turnbull
Matt Stanley
Sam Wettenhall
Mitch Wilson
Justin Van Unen
Sam Gill (C)
Darren Booth
Jay Neratzoglou
Callum Amstrong
Matt Lillie
David Hand
Daniel Gormley
Tim Groot
Ben Landry
Matthew Jackson
Karl Lombardozzi
Tim Strickland
Anthony Cleary
Aaron Dunne
Matthew Davis
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Troy Parker
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Jarryd Pagonis
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Tim Campelj
Brendon Tilley
Jordan Smale
Brodie Shaw
Riley Thorpe
Matt Neratzoglou
Michael Davis
Zal White
Brenton Lambert
Nathan Ryan
Rohan Heasley
Michael Cleary (RVC)
Mitch Anwyl
Matthew Hill
Nick Strickland
Kieran Rice
Trent Radin
Aaron McIlroy
Matthew Brancatisano
Lyndon Curtis
Under 19’s - Coach: Steve Brattle
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Robert Turnbull
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Ryan Morrison
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Mason Dewit
Samuel Hallpike
Benjamin McKenzie
Harper Leonard
Harrison Hawkins
Nelson Forrest
Niall Snooks
Liam Berry
Callan Rice
Aaron Jackson
Jonathan Ristrom
Patrick Coates
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If Ya Love The Umpires And Ya Know It, Clap Your
Hands...
...And silence. Could hear a pin drop on a pile of luxury
goose feather and down pillows. Couldn’t at least one
person have clapped? Wishful thinking hey?
Umpires. Just checked the Oxford dictionary and this is
what it read - the root of all evil…You either hate them
or…you hate them. When was the last time someone
openly voiced their love of an umpire?
Ouch! That was scathing. But probably pretty fair. Who
would bother liking an umpire? Let’s be honest. We pay
decisions that give your opposition a gimme kick. One
that they probably didn’t deserve. We throw the ball to
their advantage because we’ve got no chance of ever
getting it to go straight up. Didn’t you feel that gust of
wind? We give them set shots at goal from unmistakable
positions just because you looked at us the wrong way.
Most of us prefer to be profiled from our right sides. So
looking left is always the wrong way.
But allegedly (it’s definitely one of those secret spy codes)
there’s a week in the football calendar that promotes and
celebrates community umpiring. And guess what? Apparently it’s supposed to be this week...
It’s alright. You don’t have to feel guilty if you didn’t realise or just plan and simply forgot. Most of us missed the
memo too. But hey, umpires have to showboat sometimes too.
This week at both our Seaford and Fountain Gate training
bases combined (Yes, umpires do train. The goalies have
to do their finger exercises…) we have had 10 AFL umpires impart some of their knowledge and experience.
The opportunity to meet these idols (Again yes, umpires
can be idols too) is invaluable for all our young aspiring
whippersnappers.
But just because it’s AFL Community Umpiring Round
this week doesn’t mean you should roll out the red carpet
for us. However if you’ve got a nice velvet one that would
protect our shoes from the potential mud that could be
handy. But nonetheless…say hi, hurl some verbals at us
from the other side of the fence (but make it creative)
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and then meet us in the rooms for a chinwag and drink
afterwards.
And Another One Cracks It In The Big Smoke
He was once a tall, twiggy kid who could be blown over
by the gentlest of breezes. But he could run (as long as
the wind wasn’t picking him up and dragging him backwards). But most importantly the kid could umpire.
Roll on a few years and the kid is flying. But quite in the
same way as when the wind treated him like a kite. He’s
still a beanpole of a lad. And he can still umpire. But now
everyone knows he can umpire.
Today Leighton Rowe, of SUA fame, umpires his first VFL
Senior Game between Williamstown and Northern Blues
at Burbank Oval after just 12 months on the VFL list. A lot
of kids have promise, but it takes something else to come
through on that promise.
For all the hard work and commitment that Leighton has
put in over the years this is a fantastic reward. But be sure
that this is not the last you’ll hear of the softly spoken
twig from Frankston. He’s meant for bigger things.
Get Involved
SUA are always on the lookout for those crazy individuals who want to become umpires. It takes a certain type
of person to want to umpire, but those people who take
the brave step, often benefit greatly from all umpiring offers. If you love the game and you want to keep fit, learn
life skills, meet new friends and earn some money then
umpiring is for you.
Stay in Touch
Stay in touch with all information about Southern Umpires Association (SUA) by following or adding us on
social media. Twitter: Search for @SouthernUmpires and
follow us; Facebook: Search for Southern Umpires Association and like our page; Instagram: Search for @SouthernUmpires and follow us for exclusive pictures; and
TeamApp: add the TeamApp on your smart phone and
search for the Southern Umpires Association.
11/05/16 4:23 PM
Fixture
Easter Round
Good Friday 25th March
Bonbeach 9.8.62 vs. Edi Asp 10.11.71
Easter Saturday 26th March
Seaford 7.12.54 vs. Pines 18.15.123
AFL Victoria Championships
Saturday 21st May
MPNFL vs. Northern FL
MPNFL vs. YVMDFNL
Round 1 - Saturday 9th April
Pines 9.10.64 vs. Mt Eliza 13.8.86
F’ston YCW 16.15.111 vs. Seaford 3.5.23
Karingal 19.6.120 vs. Langwarrin 11.10.76
Mornington 17.11.113 vs. Bonbeach 15.10.100
Sunday 10th April
Edi Asp 9.11.65 vs. Chelsea 8.10.60
Chelsea 13.19.97 vs. Pines 14.12.96
Langwarrin 2.5.17 vs. F’ston YCW 18.16.124
Mt Eliza 17.16.118 vs. Karingal 8.7.55
Seaford 15.9.99 vs. Mornington 13.14.92
Round 3 - Saturday 23rd April
Chelsea 17.10.112 vs. Langwarrin 10.7.67
Seaford 13.13.91 vs. Bonbeach 11.14.80
Sunday 24th April
Pines 11.13.79 vs. Edi Asp 9.10.64
F’ston YCW 20.25.145 vs. Karingal 7.2.44
Monday 25th April
Mornington 6.12.48 vs. Mt Eliza 10.9.69
Bonbeach 4.10.34 vs. F’ston YCW 23.10.148
Edi Asp 9.12.66 vs. Langwarrin 12.13.85
Karingal 9.17.71 vs. Seaford 10.11.71
Mornington 12.11.83 vs. Pines 18.15.123
Mt Eliza 14.8.92 vs. Chelsea 6.16.52
Round 5 - Pink Round
Saturday 7th May
Chelsea 7.19.61 vs. Mornington 13.11.89
Edi Asp 13.12.90 vs. Karingal 10.11.71
Langwarrin 8.16.64 vs. Seaford 12.12.84
Mt Eliza 11.9.75 vs. Bonbeach 14.12.96
Pines 5.8.38 vs. F’ston YCW 12.19.91
Round 6 - Community Umpire Round
Saturday 14th May
Bonbeach vs. Chelsea (BON)
Frankston YCW vs. Edi Asp (YCW)
Karingal vs. Pines (KAR)
Mornington vs. Langwarrin (MOR)
Seaford vs. Mt Eliza (SEA)
Round 7 - Indigenous Round
Saturday 28th May
Chelsea vs. Karingal (CHE)
Edi Asp vs. Mornington (EA)
Langwarrin vs. Bonbeach (LAN)
Mt Eliza vs. Frankston YCW (MTE)
Pines vs. Seaford (PIN)
Round 8 - Saturday 4th June
Bonbeach vs. Pines (BON)
Frankston YCW vs. Chelsea (YCW)
Karingal vs. Mornington (KAR)
Langwarrin vs. Mt Eliza (LAN)
Seaford vs. Edi Asp (SEA)
Queens Birthday Weekend
Saturday 11th June
Edi Asp vs. Bonbeach (EA) - Rd 10
Chelsea vs. Seaford (CHE)
Edi Asp vs. Mt Eliza (EA)
Karingal vs. Bonbeach (KAR)
Mornington vs. Frankston YCW (MOR)
Pines vs. Langwarrin (PIN)
Langwarrin vs. Karingal (LAN)
Mornington vs. Chelsea (MOR)
Mt Eliza vs. Pines (MTE)
Seaford vs. Frankston YCW (SEA)
Round 11 - Saturday 2nd July
Bonbeach vs. Seaford (BON)
Frankston YCW vs. Langwarrin (YCW)
Pines vs. Karingal (PIN)
Sunday 3rd July
Mt Eliza vs. Mornington (MTE)
Chelsea vs. Edi Asp (CHE)
Round 12 - Saturday 9th July
Bonbeach vs. Mornington (BON)
Edi Asp vs. Pines (EA)
Frankston YCW vs. Mt Eliza (YCW)
Karingal vs. Chelsea (KAR)
Seaford vs. Langwarrin (SEA)
Chelsea vs. Frankston YCW (CHE)
Karingal vs. Mt Eliza (KAR)
Langwarrin vs. Edi Asp (LAN)
Mornington vs. Seaford (MOR)
Pines vs. Bonbeach (PIN)
Round 14 - Saturday 23rd July
Bonbeach vs. Karingal (BON)
Frankston YCW vs. Mornington (YCW)
Langwarrin vs. Pines (LAN)
Mt Eliza vs. Edi Asp (MTE)
Seaford vs. Chelsea (SEA)
Chelsea vs. Bonbeach (CHE)
Edi Asp vs. Seaford (EA)
Karingal vs. Frankston YCW (KAR)
Mt Eliza vs. Langwarrin (MTE)
Pines vs. Mornington (PIN)
Round 16 - Saturday 6th August
Bonbeach vs. Mt Eliza (BON)
Frankston YCW vs. Pines (YCW)
Langwarrin vs. Chelsea (LAN)
Mornington vs. Edi Asp (MOR)
Seaford vs. Karingal (SEA)
Chelsea vs. Mt Eliza (CHE)
Frankston YCW vs. Bonbeach (YCW)
Karingal vs. Edi Asp (KAR)
Langwarrin vs. Mornington (LAN)
Bonbeach vs. Langwarrin (BON)
Edi Asp vs. Frankston YCW (EA)
Mornington vs. Karingal (MOR)
Mt Eliza vs. Seaford (MTE)
Pines vs. Chelsea (PIN)
FINALS
Saturday 27th August - QF
Sunday 28th August - EF
Saturday 3rd September - 2nd SF
Sunday 4th September - 1st SF
Sunday 11th September - PF
Sunday 18th September - GF
MORNINGTON
109 Mornington - Tyabb Road, Mornington
Ph: 03 5975 7448
www.ahg.com.au/vic/mornington-nissan
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Netball Preview
Bonbeach V Chelsea
Chelsea took on Mornington last
week and were so close yet so far
from their first win. Will it be this week when the meet the
Sharks?
YCW V Edi Asp
Match of the round! If anyone can knock off the ladder
leaders its is the Stonekittens. They comfortably disposed
of Pines last week while Edi Asp beat Karingal in a grand
final re-match.
Karingal V Pines
Pines are taking it to the sides sitting higher up the ladder
and in turn keeping the competition competitive. Will
Karingal be at full strength this week or will the Pythons
use this opportunity to ladder climb?
Mornington V Langwarrin
In form Mornington welcome the Roos this weekend in
what should be another win for the Bulldogs. Langwarrin
lost last week to Seaford at home, unable to use the home
court to their advantage.
Seaford V Mt Eliza
Another top 4 tussle sees the Tigers host the Redlegs at
Linen House. Seaford took care of Langwarrin last week
but this match will definitely be tougher! Will Mt Eliza beat
Seford on the road?
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Netball Notes
Edithvale - Aspendale Eagles
Round 6 v YCW. The Buyers Choice Round
Thanks to Peter from Buyers Choice for sponsoring the
Kibel girls & for your sponsorship of this netball round.
Located in Mordialloc, Buyers Choice are financial advice
specialists & offer choice, service & advice to help you
reach your financial & lifestyle objectives. Catch up with
Peter in the club rooms or give him a call & support the
businesses that support your club.
Last week we played Karingal at Dingley & the D, C & B
grade games were terrific contests, played with gusto &
passion. It was great to see our girls dig deep to come
away with three well earned wins. In the A grade game
the final score was 67 to 5 our way. I’m not sure what to
say but our A grade did not play the best Karingal side on
the day. It was very disappointing for our players & I’ve
never seen a game where there was so little contesting.
A big thank you to Sue & Lauren from Mornington for
helping us out with another umpire for our A grade game.
We really appreciate your help at such short notice!
On the social scene - June 4th is our Silent Disco. Don’t
forget to buy a ticket in the Oke Long Board Raffle. The
lucky winners will be drawn on 30th July at our Annual
Ladies Luncheon!
This week we play YCW on Thursday night at Dingley. A
bit of a fixture change so we hope to see a few a Eagle
supporters court side.
Good luck to all Eagles teams playing this week!
Fly Eagles!!
Frankston YCW StoneKittens
A Grade came out firing with positive work across the
board, playing with intensity and belief. Combinations
worked well overall with all girls contributing to the 57
– 43 win. Courtney Janssens is back to where she needs
to be, playing a stellar game to take out BOG, followed by
Jess Tobin who also played a strong game. Another good
win for the B grade girls today, which will give them some
good momentum going into the toughest clash so far
against Edi Asp next week. Each week the team work and
flow down the court is getting better and Saturday was
no exception with some really good passages of play and
at times some great patience feeding into the goal ring.
BOG to Ash Whitnall whose movement and drive into the
ring was amazing. C Grade had an absolutely amazing
game, with everyone working really hard to put what
was worked on in training into the game. Lots of changes
and new combos and the girls took it on board and gave
110%. Lauren Treacy was BOG for working super hard
all game with strong leads, amazing defensive pressure
and great control. The D grade girls came out firing this
week putting defensive pressure on right down the
court which was applied for most of the game. We had
two strong quarters, and two quarters that require some
improvement but it is exciting to watch this team improve
week on week. We have found another goaler with Kirsten
Monk getting BOG for her effort and determination.
Overall a great day with all 4 YCW netball teams having
a win!
Seaford Tigers
Kangas vs tigers. This week the girls had to fight the
elements in their first outdoor game for the season.
Although the rain held off we weren’t so used the wind
carrying the ball.. Well we will blame that for our wayward
passes anyway haha. For a and b it seems the best on
ground position was locked in to the wing dings with
both shibsta and chan taking home the chocolates with
solid performances. A grade had a 9 goal win with a new
look team (completed with 53 fill ins - cheers for saving us
yet again all of you) while b, c and d grade couldn’t seem
to pick up where they left off last week. Saturday also
kicked off our first social function for the year with the
abc party - anything but clothes party for all you cherubs
playing along at home. The night proved that the new
recruits to the club can not only perform on the court but
can star off the field as well.
Lessons learnt;
- beer bongs can be made out of mega sized witches hat
(you don’t want to know where that has been Claire)
- ditching a function after an hour to hang out with ya
boyfriend or not rocking up at all; favouring a date night
at the drive ins are both fine worthy offences
- you can pull a hammy doing the running man (YouTube
it if you’ve been living under a rock)
PENINSULA
12 Mornington - Tyabb Road, Mornington
Ph: 03 5971 0710
www.peninsulajeep.com.au
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Netball Notes
Pines Pythonettes
Just want to start off with a big Happy Mother’s Day to all
our mums! To all that support us on the sidelines, to our
coaches and all the ladies behind the scenes we couldn’t
do it without you! And secondly want to congratulate
one of our B grade girls Tina Tui who has been selected
in the U/19’s interleague Squad who will play against
Northern FNL on the 21st March. Tina is a strong player
who’s capability to read the play down the court makes
her a strong asset within the defensive half. We are very
proud of you and know that you will represent Pines and
the league well!
Round 5 against YCW was just as difficult as expected but
the girls should be proud of their effort. D grade started
strong and with shooters out with injuries we were lacking a little within the attacking half, but that didn’t stop
the girls from keeping their heads up. BOC Morgan. C
grade again lacked the ability to convert any turnovers
we got which meant that the margin really got away
from us, the defensive pressure was strong as usual!. BOC
Mel. B grade had one of their best games to date and at
half time they had a 1 goal lead, but lost it in the second
half. The girls have really improved on bringing the ball
down the court and getting it in to the goalers.
A grade’s defence is doing really well at putting pressure
on every team that we have come up against so far! It is
really starting to come together as a new team and we
look forward to this week! BOC Maree
Bonbeach Sharkettes
Karingal Bullettes
Four losses in one day ... that hasn’t happened since
season 2014. In a windy day at Rowans Rd we took on the
Eagles. D grade took to the court first without captain Bec
& in a physical match, errors cost them. The deficit was to
great to close eventually losing by 12.
C grade lost captain Sara early in the match to injury &
were without VC Renae - two extremely vocal & directive
team members. The margain was a 17 goal loss at the
final siren. Mel Cotta was a stand out - the silent assassin &
calm under pressure!
In the closest match of the day - B fought til the end
narrowly losing by 2 in a hotly contested match. Jess
Bird did well under pressure & as always Sara T was fierce
through the mid court.
Illness, injury & VNL hit our A squad hard this week &
the scoreline reflected that. To the girls who stepped up
& played double games - you should be commended.
Not the result we wanted but we get a second crack at
them round 17 at home. This Saturday we welcome Pines
to the Bullpit & are seeking redemption for lasts weeks
performances. Thermomix raffle is drawn today! Well
done to Renae for organising & good luck to all who have
purchased tickets. Trivia night tonight at the clubrooms.
#GOBULLS #REDWHITEBOOM
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Well well well what a week it was for the sharks, we may
not have walked away with a win but the performance
that was displayed on Saturday has proved how far our
girls have come already this season. A message from
our coaches “we couldn’t be prouder of the girls and
the solid team efforts” all four teams have shown we are
strong and competitive and the sharks are circling for
their first win.
A few stand out performances from Tania and Bre in
defence for D grade and the mid court in C grade did a
fantastic job bringing the ball down the court.
The B grade game stayed tight majority of the game but
slipped away a bit in the fourth quarter but it was an outstanding performance from shooters Georgia and Emma.
A grade what a game the girls put on, every single one
of you played your hearts out and you could see it, great
round Sharks.
Today we take on Chelsea, Best of luck and remember
today is our Ladies day so come down and get involved
from 12:30 at Shark Park.
One last mention is to our number one supporter Deirdre
Ades “Grandma” Happy 80th Birthday for the 18th of May,
we wouldn’t be the club we are without your support
and guidance.
GO SHARKS!!
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Netball Notes
Chelsea Seagulls
With the wind so strong it was hard to get goals on
Saturday. The girls put up a great effort to only go down
to a top 3 team by 15. Rach Mclennon was a star in GK. Her
intensity and effort was the result of so many turnovers.
Hayley H went hard at the ball all game, showing heart
and what Chelsea is all about.
A hard day out in the wind for the B ladies this week. We
had times of brilliance but these were not enough against
a well-oiled Mornington. Thanks to all players this week
for giving it your all.
Tough windy game against Mornington. We started off
slow which gave them a chance to stretch the lead. We
welcomed Brodie and Lauren who debuted in the team
and played strong with intercepts and continuing to offer
down court. Casey was a star in the ring as GS. Our 2nd &
3rd quarter was our best and we really worked hard and
gave 100%.
The Sun was shining, girls ready, perfect day for netball.
We had been working on our defence and this is how we
took home a three point win. Georgia Manning stood out
and forced her player out of the game. Great day gulls
keep up the good work.
Mornington Bulldogs
Good job Bodsy. Jinxed the day with quote at 8am “What
a beautiful day. Sun is shining and not a breath of wind.”
Maybe not at 8am but certainly was at 12pm. Our visit to
Dingley courts, albeit a good day on the winning list, but
not for the sun and wind burn received.
We welcomed another junior, Sophie Baker, who is a
versatile tall defender or shooter. Ainsley and Bec put lots
of pressure on opponents with Steph accurate in goals. It
took us until the second half, again, to settle and we beat
the Seagulls 14 to 8 in D grade, only going down by 3.
With a “mixed bag” of players in C we worked all
combinations well and won each quarter convincingly.
Erin was on fire at C with Gabby excelling at both GA and
GD. Well done coaches for supporting each other and
getting the best players onto the court.
And again in B grade we built on each quarter with our
defenders Eliza and Meg keeping the Seagulls to minimal
scoring. Britt and Holly struggled under the cyclonic
winds but had the height to rebound their own shots.
Grace provided plenty of drive at WD and set up a terrific
win.
In A the wind maximised to 100km and Sarah managed
to shoot accurately in the first half setting up a strong
lead of 18. Candace and Alex were relentless in defence.
A scrappy third quarter had all mid-courters doing lots of
work with only 5 goals to each side. Same in the last, it was
low scoring 7 to 6.
Special mention to Neil for his ball retrievals throughout
the A grade game.
WOOF WOOF
Mt Eliza Red Legs
Round 5 saw Mt Eliza take on Bonbeach at Home. We
started the day with a Mother’s Day breakfast & the
positives continued with another dominant performance
& 4 wins on the board. D GRADE had some sharp skills on
display; they were dominant in defence limiting the Sharks
scoring opportunities. Bec L played well in the mid court
to deliver the ball well into goals. In a great team effort
Mounties won 50-18. C GRADE asserted their control over
the game from the start; they took away the win 59-25
in what was an excellent display across the whole court.
Lauren D & Kate P were great in defence while Marcie,
Lauren M & Bec combined well in goals. B GRADE aimed to
continue the winning trend & although they did not have
their best start it was clear that the intensity would outlast
the Sharks as the game went on. The defensive pressure
applied caused our opposition to make errors while
we were able to maintain our composure & play smart
netball to win the game 47-33. Steph H was excellent
in goals while Tess offered great support in WA. The A
GRADE game started goal for goal, with an early injury
to Allana the depth of the team was on display with a
seamless entry into this position by Abbey. At the 1/4 time
break we went in with the momentum & it was a case of
playing smart netball to out run the already tired Sharks.
We continued to apply relentless pressure & widened the
winning margin as the game progressed. Abbey starred
in goals while Jess was a force in the mid court. Another
solid performance by the A grade team saw them walk
away with a convincing 61-40 goal win. This week we take
on Seaford at Linen House – GO MOUNTIES!
Langwarrin Kangaroos
It was a day of high hopes and dreams. It was a day of
focus and goals. We all had a plan and it was going to be
accomplished. The president promised us all a free drink
up at the club rooms if all 4 teams won. It was looking
good, real good.
D grade took the court with gusto, precision passing and
were defensively tight.
C grade were a bit shakey but got their mojo and starting
using their body strength but more importantly their
patience to take out the game.
B grade sailed through the game without much challenge.
Our goalers just nailed it. 3 down and only one game to go.
I got my inner William Wallace on and fired up the A
graders with clear cut instructions to not let their club
down, their sisters were thirsty and in four quarters time
we would all be parched no longer!
And it didn’t happen. Unfortunately a game that was really
ours to take was not taken. So there we all were parched.
Left high and dry but eager for our next chance to get our
free drink from our president.
It’s a Thursday night game for us this week V the doggies
this week so hopefully under lights we will be victorious
and it will be drinks all round.
We look forward to Saturday free to enjoy the footy and
help cheer our boys on for a seven from seven win.
Go Roos.
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Footy Results
SENIORS
Edi-Asp
13.12.90def10.11.71
Karingal
EDI-ASP GOALS: M. Meehan 4, B. Neville 2, K. Campbell 2,
J. Heys, N. Carlon, D. Warke, E. Macquire, T. Mannix; BEST: B. Neville,
S. Mannix, T. Mannix, C. Wylie, M. Meehan, Z. Muschialli
KARINGAL GOALS: J. Kelly 2, C. Hay 2, D. Proud, B. Burns,
B. Occhipinti, H. Tomamichel, M. Burke, R. Chadwick; BEST:
H. Czarnecki, J. Kelly, L. VanRaay, M. Burke, A. Paxton, D. Proud
Chelsea
7.19.61def by13.11.89
Mornington
CHELSEA GOALS: C. Bywater 2, J. Tabakman 2, D. Knowles,
D. Aarsman, B. Clark; BEST: J. Sivijs, B. Caia, D. Knowles, J. Tabakman,
D. Aarsman, J. Tripcony
MORNINGTON GOALS: J. Calder 3, C. Baker 2, S. Seager 2, J. Miller,
M. Gay, B. Bird, D. Whelan, B. Smeeton, J. Halsall; BEST: J. Calder,
M. Gay, C. Baker, J. Miller, S. Seager, B. Bird
Pines
7.5.47def by9.9.63
F’ston YCW
PINES GOALS: J. McClelland 3, G. Hendry 2, H. Clancy, A. Ludewig;
BEST: J. Berry, G. Hendry, S. Bishop, J. McClelland, A. Ludewig,
B. Bormann
F’STON YCW GOALS: M. Chaplin 4, J. Alves, J. Greenwood,
M. Street, B. Lee, T. Cracknell; BEST: J. Bryant, M. Street, J. Cheverly,
J. Alves, S. Blick, J. Stroot
Langwarrin
9.8.62def6.8.44
Seaford
LANGWARRIN GOALS: D. Reardon 4, J. Bice 2, M. Mathie 2,
L. Davies; BEST: C. Moore, M. Mathie, J. Bice, H. Golby, S. Ulbrick,
D. Riley
SEAFORD GOALS: S. Duffield 3, T. Lonie, M. Haverfield,
C. Newbold; BEST: S. Duffield, D. Courts, S. Moore, T. Lonie,
J. Herbert
UNDER 19
Mt Eliza
11.9.75 def by 14.12.96
Bonbeach
MT ELIZA GOALS: J. Van Unen 3, N. Strickland 2, R. Heasley 2,
J. Neratzoglou, T. Strickland, D. Booth, M. Jackson; BEST: J. Van
Unen, J. Neratzoglou, K. Lombardozzi, M. Lillie, M. Hill, J. Clayton
BONBEACH GOALS: L. Damon 4, S. McDonald 3, M. Tyrell 2,
B. Bailey 2, O. Hulett, J. Williams, J. Casey; BEST: B. Bailey, J. Sole,
G. Carpenter, M. Tyrell, D. Jones, L. Damon
Edi-Asp
9.14.68def by15.8.98
Karingal
EDI-ASP GOALS: Z. Fatouros 2, J. O’Neill 2, M. Naughtin,
R. Carrison, W. Flavelle, M. Mascali, L. Turner; BEST: B. Ward,
M. Naughtin, C. Ak, T. Brodie, A. Flynn, W. Flavelle
KARINGAL GOALS: J. Cassera 3, J. Birthisel 3, L. Matthews 2,
T. Puntaroni 2, M. Russell, J. Conway, B. Merdanovic, N. Furlong;
BEST: M. Russell, Z. Merdanovic, T. Puntaroni, N. Furlong, B. Lord
Pines
5.8.38def by12.19.91
F’ston YCW
PINES GOALS: D. Plane, M. Shepherd, C. Guganovic, G. Hendry,
R. Stewart; BEST: C. Guganovic, A. Marriner, B. Hendry, P. Scanlon,
G. Hendry, L. Potts
F’STON YCW GOALS: D. Bodley 5, P. Minchington 3, A. Bruhn 2,
L.Collins, T. Lester; BEST: D. Waddell, P. Minchington, D. Bodley,
B. Barry, K. Hutchison, B. Credlin
Chelsea
3.12.30def by11.11.77
Mornington
CHELSEA GOALS: J. Di Blasio 2, V. Kovacic; BEST:
A. Vitzdamm-Jones, J. King, L. Jaeger, P. Nikolic, V. Kovacic,
R. Graham
MORNINGTON GOALS: L. Gorka 2, L. Hewitt 2, L. Sevcik 2,
J. Small 2, B. Harding, L. O’Sullivan, L. Ambler; BEST: L. Ambler,
A. Williams, Q. Christy, J. Wells, L. Hewitt, L. O’Connor
Langwarrin
8.16.64def by12.12.84
Seaford
LANGWARRIN GOALS: K. Albanese 3, C. Hanger 2, M. Naughton
2, A. Fenech; BEST: M. Porter, J. Biggs, C. Hanger, N. Tuddenham,
J. Bateman, J. Bateman
SEAFORD GOALS: A. Walton 3, D. Williamson 3, B. Dawes,
L. Hughes, N. Braund, J. Hallal, J. Haidon, J. Mockett; BEST:
B. Dawes, J. Stokes, K. Taylor, C. Murfett, A. Walton, N. Braund
Mt Eliza
13.11.89 def 2.5.17
Bonbeach
MT ELIZA: H. Scott 4, B. Farish 3, N. Snooks 2, H. Campbell,
D. Brattle, M. Richardson, L. Brancatisano; BEST: L. Brancatisano,
L. Young, L. Berry, B. McKenzie, N. Snooks, J. Blake
BONBEACH: J. Weiland 2; BEST: B. Hogan, A. Ingram, T. Mulholland,
R. Francis, T. Hogan, M. Bailey
RESERVES
Edi-Asp
3.9.27def by13.11.89
Karingal
EDI-ASP GOALS: M. Greenwood 2, D. McCarthy; BEST:
M. Greenwood, C. Wray, J. Watterson, D. McCarthy, R. Snashall,
M. Byrnes
KARINGAL GOALS: Z. Clements 3, M. Burnett 3, B. Groenendyk 2,
J. Birthisel 2, D. Garton, C. Matthews, T. Phipps; BEST: D. Gregson,
M. Burnett, T. Kellerman, N. Mcneilly, C. Matthews, T. Phipps
Chelsea
12.11.83 def 8.6.54
Mornington
CHELSEA GOALS: J. Nanopoulos 5, L. Krieger 3, C. Charity 2,
J. Chevalier, J. Whelan; BEST: L. Krieger, M. Bailey, M. Nightingale,
J. Nanopoulos, S. Vos, C. Charity
MORNINGTON GOALS: L. Pellissier 3, P. Hampton 2, H. Cameron,
B. Tomczak, A. Debernardi; BEST: A. Debernardi, B. Westbrook,
S. Doran, J. Brown, H. Cameron
Pines
2.4.16def by21.13.139
F’ston YCW
PINES: J. Nicholls, J. Pelham; BEST: J. Beggs, N. Bennett, R. Cupid,
J. Howe, J. Pusch, K. White
F’STON YCW: J. Butland 6, A. Fischer 3, O. Vine 3, L. Paynter 2,
S. Fulton 2, L. Black, T. Corrigan, L. Rossetto, J. Roberts, T. Lee;
BEST: B. Cracknell, O. Vine, J. Butland, J. Roberts, J. McCormack,
A. Fischer
Langwarrin
9.12.66def7.11.53
Seaford
LANGWARRIN GOALS: Z. Andrewartha 6, L. Bayley 2, A. Best; BEST:
M. Peynenborg, B. Tate, J. Wilcox, K. Busuttil-Inglis, Z. Andrewartha
SEAFORD GOALS: L. Chevalier 2, T. Tohiariki, M. Besanko,
L. Hayes, B. O’Neil, B. McLean; BEST: A. Burks, B. McLean, B. Magee,
R. Chisholm, L. Hayes, L. Mullin
Mt Eliza
11.10.76 def 7.6.48
Bonbeach
MT ELIZA GOALS: A. McIlroy 2, T. Parker 2, J. Curren, K. Rice,
R. Thorpe, B. Lambert, H. Barclay, N. McKinnon, J. Tognazzini; BEST:
B. Lambert, W. Mace, T. Groot, J. Curren, D. Kent, J. Tognazzini
BONBEACH GOALS: E. Turner 2, A. Trowell 2, J. Maxwell 2,
S. Price; BEST: S. Rosario, S. Rouette, B. Sison, A. Trowell, S. Price,
C. Pendleton
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Footy Stats
“HOT SHOT”
LEADING GOAL KICKER
LADDERS
SENIORS
Team
P W L D F A
%Pts
F’ston YCW 5500
619
156
396.79
20
Mt Eliza
5410
440
315
139.68
16
Seaford
6321
422
541
78.00
14
Pines
6330
523
475
110.11
12
Edi-Asp
5320
356
357
99.72
12
Mornington 5230
425
452
94.03
8
Chelsea
5230
382
409
93.40
8
Karingal
5131
361
500
72.20
6
Bonbeach 5140
372
498
74.70
4
Langwarrin 5140
309
506
61.07
4
SENIORS
Player
Club
MG AG
Kieran Albanese
Tim Bongetti
Aaron Edwards
Michael Meehan
Jackson Calder
Paul Minchington
David Bodley
Guy Hendry
Anthony Bruhn
Shane Mcdonald
Langwarrin
Pines
Pines
Edi-Asp
Mornington
F’ston YCW
F’ston YCW
Pines
F’ston YCW
Bonbeach
5
5
6
5
5
5
3
6
5
5
RESERVES
Team
P W L D F A
%Pts
Mt Eliza
5500
499
149
334.90
20
Bonbeach 5410
337
215
156.74
16
Langwarrin 5410
365
233
156.65
16
Seaford
6420
377
294
128.23
16
F’ston YCW 5320
300
268
111.94
12
Chelsea
5320
310
318
97.48
12
Pines
6240
267
457
58.42
8
Karingal
5140
273
383
71.28
4
Mornington 5050
225
448
50.22
0
Edi-Asp
5050
177
365
48.49
0
P W L D F A
%Pts
Mt Eliza
5500
447
124
360.48
20
F’ston YCW 5500
482
162
297.53
20
Mornington 5410
389
236
164.83
16
Seaford
6330
480
237
202.53
12
Edi-Asp
5320
376
255
147.45
12
Langwarrin 5320
374
287
130.31
12
Karingal
5230
288
353
81.59
8
Chelsea
5140
229
364
62.91
4
Bonbeach 5050
144
517
27.85
0
Pines
606075
749
10.01
0
RESERVES
Club
MG AG
Nicholas Strickland
David Reardon
Michael Chaplin
James Nanopoulos
James Norton
Zac Clements
Darragh Chadwick
James Maxwell
Mark Greenwood
Samuel Duffield
Mt Eliza
Langwarrin
F’ston YCW
Chelsea
Bonbeach
Karingal
Seaford
Bonbeach
Edi-Asp
Seaford
3
5
5
3
3
5
4
3
5
6
17
15
14
10
10
10
9
8
8
8
5.67
3.00
2.80
3.33
3.33
2.00
2.25
2.67
1.60
1.33
UNDER 19’S
Player
Club
MG AG
Joshua Butland
Harrison Scott
Luke Chevalier
Joshua Di Blasio
Zach Andrewartha
Aiden Fischer
Jack Birthisel
Broden Bird
Lachlan Hewitt
Luke Hayes
F’ston YCW
Mt Eliza
Seaford
Chelsea
Langwarrin
F’ston YCW
Karingal
Mornington
Mornington
Seaford
5
5
6
5
5
5
4
4
5
5
3.40
3.40
2.67
2.80
2.60
2.60
4.00
2.00
2.20
2.20
Player
UNDER 19’S
Team
17
17
16
14
13
13
12
12
11
11
20
12
12
11
11
9
9
8
8
8
4.00
2.40
2.00
2.20
2.20
1.80
2.25
2.00
1.60
1.60
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Netball Stats
Weekend Results
LADDERS
A Grade
Team
P W D L F APts
%
Edi-Asp 5500
314
81
20
387.65
Seaford 6501
284
213
20
133.33
Mornington
5401
253
157
16
161.15
F’ston YCW
5401
224
179
16
125.14
Mt Eliza 5302
265
224
12
118.30
Karingal 4202
172
204
884.31
Pines
6105
240
283
484.81
Langwarrin
4103
141
171
482.46
Chelsea 5005
127
274
046.35
Bonbeach5005
102
336
030.36
B Grade
Team
P W D L F APts
%
Edi-Asp 4400
220
75
16
293.33
Mornington
5401
195
136
16
143.38
Karingal 4301
162
116
12
139.66
F’ston YCW
5302
217
157
12
138.22
Mt Eliza 5302
200
187
12
106.95
Seaford 5203
178
165
8
107.88
Langwarrin
4202
136
136
8
100.00
Chelsea 4202
127
150
884.67
Pines
5005
134
256
052.34
Bonbeach500599
290
034.14
A GRADE
Chelsea
Edi-Asp
Langwarrin
Mt Eliza
Pines
14def by33
67 def 5
26 def by 35
61 def 40
43def by57
Chelsea
Edi-Asp
Langwarrin
Mt Eliza
Pines
16def by43
29 def 26
37 def 21
47 def 33
40def by56
Chelsea
Edi-Asp
Langwarrin
Mt Eliza
Pines
20def by43
39 def 22
35 def 25
59 def 25
18def by65
Chelsea
Edi-Asp
Langwarrin
Mt Eliza
Pines
23def20
26 def 16
17 def 14
50 def 18
13def by29
B GRADE
C GRADE
D GRADE
Mornington
Karingal
Seaford
Bonbeach
F’ston YCW
Mornington
Karingal
Seaford
Bonbeach
F’ston YCW
Mornington
Karingal
Seaford
Bonbeach
F’ston YCW
Mornington
Karingal
Seaford
Bonbeach
F’ston YCW
C Grade
Team
P W D L F APts
%
Edi-Asp 5500
260
102
20
254.90
F’ston YCW
5401
221
131
16
168.70
Mt Eliza 5401
245
152
16
161.18
Karingal 4301
162
124
12
130.65
Seaford 5203
182
154
8
118.18
Mornington
4202
132
121
8
109.09
Langwarrin
4202
118
116
8
101.72
Chelsea 5104
127
216
458.80
Pines
5005
125
255
049.02
Bonbeach400466
267
024.72
D Grade
Team
P W D L F APts
%
Edi-Asp 5500
205
50
20
410.00
Mt Eliza 5500
198
103
20
192.23
F’ston YCW
5401
146
82
16
178.05
Karingal 4202
116
102
8
113.73
Langwarrin
420273
85885.88
Seaford 520394
111
884.68
Chelsea 520390
153
858.82
Pines
510474
151
449.01
Bonbeach510485
186
445.70
Mornington
500588
146
060.27
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CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS
NETBALL CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP
FOOTBALL CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP
Team ABCDT
Edi-Asp 15105 535
F’ston YCW
126 4 426
Karingal 984324
Mt Eliza 964524
Seaford 154 2 223
Mornington
128 3 023
Langwarrin
342211
Chelsea 04127
Pines 30014
Bonbeach
00011
Club Snrs Res U19Total
Mt Eliza
1210527
F’ston YCW
156 526
Seaford
10.58 321.5
Langwarrin
38314
Pines 94013
Chelsea
66113
Edi-Asp
90312
Bonbeach
38011
Mornington
60410
Karingal
4.52 28.5
COMBINED CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP
Club
Mt Eliza
F’ston YCW
Edi-Asp
Seaford
Karingal
Mornington
Langwarrin
Chelsea
Pines
Bonbeach
S
R
U19
A
B
C
D
Total
4553345
29
5354344
28
3035555
26
3.5435222
21.5
1.5123443
18.5
2044430
17
1431222
15
2310212
11
32010017
14000016
Combined U16 & U17’s Results (FDJFL & MPJFL)
U16 - Round 4 - 08/05/2016
Pearcedale Baxter
Bonbeach YCW
Karingal
Mount Martha
14.15.99
10.10.70
9.8.62
5.13.43
def
def
def
def
Dromana
Somerville
Red Hill
Pines
6.3.39
4.9.33
6.11.47
5.6.36
U17 - Round 4 - 08/05/2016
Rye
Sorrento
Pearcedale Baxter Tyabb
Dromana
8.11.59
def
8.13.61def
7.11.53
def
12.8.80
def
Crib Point
Balnarring
Somerville
Carrum Downs/Skye
4.9.33
6.10.46
4.9.33
5.11.41
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Nepean League Ladders
Netball A Grade
Football Seniors
Team
PWL D F A
% Pts Team
Somerville5410598
375
159.4716
Hastings 5410521
391
133.2516
Frankston5320560
352
159.0912
Sorrento 5320455
347
131.1212
Red Hill 4310294
236
124.5812
Rye
5221384
339
113.2710
Rosebud 5221332
35094.86 10
Devon M 5230471
48996.32 8
Pearcedale5230386
46183.73 8
Dromana 4220304
38878.35 8
Crib Point5140422
55176.59 4
Tyabb
5050218
66632.73 0
Football Reserves
Team
PWL D F A
% Pts
Football Under 19’s
PWL D F A
% Pts
Somerville440042170601.4320
Sorrento 5500646
136
475.0020
Red Hill 440043261708.2016
Rosebud 5320471
265
177.7412
Frankston5320258
223
115.7012
Crib Point5320261
26797.75 12
Devon M 5230295
244
120.90 8
Pearcedale5230160
30252.98 8
Dromana 4130209
35758.54 4
Tyabb
4130128
29343.69 4
Hastings 50508755415.70 0
Rye
50508367912.22 0
34
%
Crib Point
Rosebud
Somerville
Tyabb
Devon M
Dromana
Red Hill
Frankston
Pearcedale
Sorrento
Rye
Hastings
5 0 5 0
0 232 80 20 290.00
4 1 4 0 0 178149 20 119.46
4 1 3 0 1 21398 16 217.35
5 0 4 0 1 250134 16 186.57
4 1 3 0
1 181 101 16 179.21
4 0 3 0 1 175141 12 124.11
4 0 1 0
3 127 195 4
65.13
4 1 0 0 4 101189 4 53.44
5 0 1 0 4 116240 4 48.33
4 1 0 0 4 80212 4 37.74
5 0 0 0 5 145259 0 55.98
00000 0 00 0.00
Team
P W D L F APts
Netball B Grade
%
Somerville
5500
258
122
20
211.48
Devon M 5410
243
119
18
204.20
Tyabb 5401
261
156
16
167.31
Crib Point5311
208
124
14
167.74
Dromana4211
147
118
10
124.58
Rosebud 5212
141
168
10
83.93
Frankston5203
179
194
892.27
Red Hill 4202
148
173
885.55
Rye
5203
163
249
865.46
Sorrento 5104
107
217
449.31
Hastings 5005
115
208
055.29
Pearcedale
5005
116
238
048.74
Devon M 5401292
208
140.3818
Rosebud 5410355
169
210.0616
Frankston5311367
226
162.3914
Somerville5320425
239
177.8212
Crib Point5320340
210
161.9012
Red Hill 4310203
21494.86 12
Sorrento 5320259
30186.05 12
Rye
5230280
262
106.87 8
Hastings 5230225
32968.39 8
Dromana 4130225
25289.29 4
Tyabb
5050183
40345.41 0 Team
Pearcedale5050165
50632.61 0
Team
PBWD L F APts
Netball C Grade
P W D L F APts
%
Devon M 5500
227
89
20
255.06
Somerville
5401
161
83
16
193.98
Pearcedale
5311
111
100
14
111.00
Tyabb 5302
146
102
12
143.14
Dromana4301
101
90
12
112.22
Rosebud 530294
90
12
104.44
Crib Point5302
124
123
12
100.81
Rye
5203
126
182
869.23
Frankston5113
113
118
695.76
Sorrento 510475
125
460.00
Red Hill 400492
123
074.80
Hastings 500538
183
020.77
Netball Under 17’s
Team
PBWD L F APts
%
Devon M
2 3 2 0
0
63 30 20 210.00
Sorrento 4 1 3 0 1 14683 16 175.90
Rosebud 4 1 3 0 1 12781 16 156.79
Red Hill
4 0 3 0
1
91 56 12 162.50
Dromana 31 2 0 1 97 7112 136.62
Tyabb
32 1 0 2 54 6712 80.60
Rye
4 1 0 0 4 66129 4 51.16
Crib Point
5 0 1 0
4
29 156 4
18.59
Pearcedale10001 0 00 0.00
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