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Office Talk
Bendigo Community Bank
This week...
Welcome to everyone today, for the
“official” round 1 games of the 2016
season. Whilst we had a few games
played over the Easter break, there are
still plenty of clubs that have not taken
the field or the court for premiership
points in 2016.
An what a way to kick of the season.
Massive crowds right across the 6 Good Friday and
Easter Saturday games, with big bags of goals being
kicked in both Nepean and Peninsula competitions.
Congratulations to Somerville’s Thomas Shaw for booting
an Easter high of 9 goals.
This is the making of the last 6 months where both football
and netball players have been putting in the hard work to
make sure they can get their 2016 season campaign off
to a flying start, and you never know what can happen
from there. Along with the players it is a busy time for all
club admin people and big pat on the back must go out
to all of those volunteers and committee members. These
people have put in the relentless hours over the summer
break to make sure the players are registered, apparel
is ordered, social calendars are organised, so make sure
that you go and thank them for their work as if it wasn’t
for them we wouldn’t have any clubs.
It has been a busy off season here in the office, along with
some new faces. We welcome Shaun Connell from South
East Juniors to the Leagues Managers role – where Shaun
will be tasked with overseeing both Senior and Junior
football across the MPNFL & FDJFL.
Interleague preparations are already underway for
this year. If you haven’t heard the PFNL and NFNL will
be returning to playing rep football and netball as the
MPNFL. We will be playing the Northern Football League
at Rye and a second team will be headed to Healesville
to take on the Yarra Valley Mountain District FNL. John
Hynes, John Sloan will head up the senior football sides
with Steve Brattle and Mark Hustwaite taking on the
Under 19 reins. For Netball Ben Black & Lisa Vines will
be in charge of the open sides. More information will be
release in coming week about squads and game details.
We hope that everyone enjoys there first week back
playing for premiership points and best of luck to all sides
competing this season, if Easter is any indication we are
going to see a terrific 2016 season, hopefully this will be
your year!
This weekends games....
SATURDAY
Rosebud v Dromana
Somerville v Rye
Tyabb v Frankston
Sorrento v Hastings
Devon Meadows v Pearcedale
SUNDAY
Crib Point v Red Hill
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AFL Vic Country
WorkSafe AFL Victoria Country
2016 Season Welcome
As the weather begins to get cooler and fresh 50m lines
are painted on the field, excitement is brewing across
Victoria for the return of local football.
Whether you are playing, umpiring, volunteering or supporting from the sidelines, this time of year brings with
it a feeling of optimism and anticipation for what lies
ahead for season 2016.
Over the summer months football competitions rights
across the State have been busily preparing for the
introduction of the Player Points System, which is an
integral part of AFL Victoria’s Community Club Sustainability Program.
The work carried out by Region Commissions, in conjunction with leagues and clubs, has been a terrific endorsement of the policy which aims to reduce volunteer
workloads and with time, escalating player payments in
community football.
In addition to the Player Points System, a Salary Cap continues to be developed and is anticipated to be released
mid-year to allow leagues sufficient time to educate and
implement the policy in readiness for 2017.
Season 2016 will also see our 12 Regional Commissions
continue to drive football forward in every corner of the
State.
These bodies are committed to strengthening relationships with community leagues and clubs as well as manage the strategic long term planning for the development of football in their respective regions.
The Football Development Network of ten Regional
General Managers and 27 regionally-based staff
members continue to ensure that WorkSafe AFL Victoria
Country has never been better placed to support clubs
and assist them in addressing the challenges unique to
their local area.
Through their leadership and collaboration, the work
conducted by our regions with regard to the develop-
ment of the game, participation, facilities and competition management sets country football in good stead
for the future.
In addition to what has been a busy off-season, I would
like to take this opportunity to reflect on the work of the
Victorian Country Football League, which was officially
cancelled at the annual general meeting this month
after the successful integration with AFL Victoria in 2012.
Founded in 1927, the VCFL’s achievements include the
introduction of the Country Championships, the longterm relationship with WorkSafe Victoria as its official
Naming Rights, the Country Football Netball Program
and the introduction of the Area Managers Program.
The final chapter of the VCFL’s integration into AFL
Victoria was completed with the induction of three new
Life Members- Gerard Lucas, Brett Fitzpatrick and Steven
Reaper.
All three men have dedicated more than 10-years of
exceptional service to country football, which is a fitting
end to the work both they and the VCFL have made to
grassroots football in Victoria.
Lastly, I would like to wish all players, coaches, umpires,
volunteers and administrators the best of luck for the
season ahead and I hope it is a successful one for all
involved.
WorkSafe AFL Victoria
Country Football
Manager
Jim Cail
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Football Show – Saturday 9.00am - 10.30am
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Somerville v Rye
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Nepean Preview
Let the season begin
By Toe Punt – follow Toe Punt on Facebook
Finally, the 2016 season has officially arrived. Welcome
back!
We may have played a handful of games over Easter but
we all know the real season begins today.
Strangely enough, as the season gets into full swing, there
are already a couple of teams under a bit of pressure.
One of them is Rye. The Demons were nothing short of
ordinary in their Good Friday clash with Rosebud, a match
played out in a draw.
Today, Rye tackles the side many believe will go one better
in season 2016, Somerville in the RPP Match of the Round.
The Eagles were potent against Tyabb on Easter Saturday
with Tommy Shaw booting nine and Luke Rowe seven,
while a further nine players hit the scoreboard.
Rye’s defensive pressure hasn’t been good for a number of
years and one questions whether they can hold the Eagles.
The Rye midfield doesn’t work hard enough to push back
and defend and its defenders are undersized.
Somerville’s concern is its inability to stop teams from
scoring. It will more often win in a shootout but it can’t
afford to give sides such as Tyabb an opportunity to kick
72 points.
If the Eagles have learned anything from last season in a
bid to go one better, it must be to restrict opposition from
scoring and shutting them down.
In a 16-round season, it’s hard to come back from 0-2. This
will be something Rye will need to face tonight.
The other side under pressure is last year’s premier,
Rosebud.
The Buds too were ordinary against Rye at Easter and must
improve a lot to knock over Dromana this weekend.
When you lose three players from your front six (Tom
Baker, Lachy Armstrong and Cade Williams) and three of
your best from the middle (Jason Bristow, Paul McDonald
and Rob Forrest), things are going to be tough.
They tackle a Dromana side that has rediscovered its
hunger, passion and spirit – all words that best describe
new coach Rikki Johnston.
Beau Cosson is a revelation, Williams comes up against his
old side, Adam Hunter got going in the second half last
week (although he should be playing off half back) and
will improve as time moves on and the Tigers are full of
spirit after beating Sorrento.
Like Rye, Rosebud will be 0-2 after two matches.
Crib Point and Red Hill will be a fascinating game.
The Magpies have done well in the off-season, picking
up some quality in the likes of Taylor Stratton as coach,
Kain Stratton, Paul Dadds and Mitch Stansborough from
Mornington and Matt Hogan from YCW.
At Red Hill, the talk has been more about the losses and
less about the ins. The Red Hill Football Club has lost
22 players from its 2015 list, nine of them starting 18
players, who include Paul Wintle, Jake and Josh Mold, Ben
Macguiness, Matt Vagg and Jarred Eames.
The Hillmen have picked up some good players though,
especially the Marchetti brothers from Cora-Lynn, as well
as Jackson Dalton, who has been kicking bags in practice
matches.
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Former Frankston YCW premiership player Benny Poole is
also a sensational get while Nick Walsh is hard as a cat’s
head in defence.
As noted already, there’s no time to get going in a 16-round
competition. Teams need to hit the ground running. The
winner of this match may still not play finals. The loser
definitely won’t.
Devon Meadows was the flyer late last season and it has
recruited very well in the off-season.
Former Frankston YCW leader and Team of the Year MVP
Stevey Roberts is without question the pick of all recruits
across the competition. Despite coming off knee injuries,
he is unquestionably a star.
Justin Volk from Tyabb is a good get too, as is Andrew Kiely
and ruckman Jesse Bowe. Callum O’Hare is a great get
(back from a knee) and Curtis Barker is a wonderful talent.
The Panthers need to be mindful of being too top heavy in
attack with Kiely, Dylan Hand and Glenn Michie. Kiely is a
sensational defender and should be parked at centre half
back or full back. Those who have seen Devon in practice
matches believe there is not enough defensive pressure.
Pearcedale was disappointing against Frankston Bombers
on Good Friday. Some may say they were overawed by the
occasion with 12 players under the age of 22.
There were a couple of stand-out performances from
Joel White across half back and Dylan Hoare through the
middle. The Dales were missing a few also, most notably
Pat Heijden, which Michael Williams as the only key target.
Travis Bravo needs to be left inside the attacking 50m arc
to be of most value at his new club.
Devon Meadows are a big show for the five this season
and will start its journey positively today.
Tipsters
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Dromana
Somerville
Frankston
Sorrento
Devon Meadows
Red Hill
Last Round - 2
Rosebud
Somerville
Frankston
Sorrento
Devon Meadows
Red Hill
Last Round - 4
Dromana
Somerville
Frankston
Hastings
Devon Meadows
Red Hill
Last Round - 3
Dromana
Somerville
Frankston
Sorrento
Devon Meadows
Red Hill
Last Round - 3
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Dromana
Somerville
Frankston
Sorrento
Devon Meadows
Red Hill
Last Round - 2
Dromana
Rye
Frankston
Sorrento
Devon Meadows
Red Hill
Last Round - 4
Dromana
Rye
Frankston
Sorrento
Devon Meadows
Red Hill
Last Round - 3
Judi Sutton
Peninsula Club
Brendan Tibballs
Toe Punt
Gary Sanford
Shaun Connell
Doug Dyall
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Sorrento simply must bounce back at home against
Hastings.
The Sorras were pretty good in spurts against Dromana
but it wasn’t enough to get them over the line.
Put simply, the Sorrento team needs to start operating as a
team and less as a group of talented individuals.
Previous coach Troy Schwarze would simply put his 22 on
the field and allow them to beat their opponent and win
the game. It worked more often than not.
New coach Nick Jewell will provide structure, discipline
and a team ethos – the sooner all Sorrento players
embrace this and charge forward, the sooner it will get its
season back on track.
New recruit Nick Corr is an absolute gem. The key is to play
Corr high and Scott Lockwood deep – they will be lethal.
Hastings has picked up Mark Devereaux (returned) and
Nathan Gray, who comes with massive wraps from the EFL.
Luke Smith from Seaford is also an outstanding get, while
coach Brendan Dunne is fit and firing from all reports.
Tyabb booted 11 goals against Somerville in a consistent
performance over four quarters.
The Yabbies start from a long way back.
Frankston Bombers are widely tipped to be playing finals,
given its favourable draw and strong recruiting in the offseason.
Dale Sutton is without question the pick of the recruits,
while Jarryd Amalfi gives them the run, carry and long kick
from half back. It frees Beau Muston to play through the
middle or pinch-hit in attack.
Ryan Kitchen proved his worth taking strong contested
marks and Nathan Lonie is a star who provides composure,
experience and a sure kick. Josh Chapman looks set to
have a really good season also.
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Club Notes
Crib Point Magpies
The summer has flown by and a new season is upon us
already!! Could’ve sworn Silly Sunday was only 3 weeks
ago! The club has undergone plenty of changes in the
offseason with a new president, new coach and plenty
of new faces which bring with it plenty of enthusiasm
and excitement for the year. Stratts has the boys in good
order as we host the Hillmen on a big reunion day for the
football club.
Welcome to all past players as they come along to watch
on at the current generation, lament the state of the
game and regale in stories of an era when men were steel
and ships were timber (the recently retired 2015 batch
cannot partake for another decade). There is a certain
former under 18 b&f winner from the 60s who will be on
hand all day to teach anyone willing learn on how to kick
a torp. Any new players to the club make sure you get
that lesson in, it’s a rite of passage if you want to be a Crib
Point footballer.
As always when you spend an extended time away from a
place, life changes and players who were once young and
wild have now developed into well rounded upstanding
citizens doing their bit for the nation. Congratulations
to Andrew Dowey and Minna on the birth of little Edie,
Shayne Ainsworth and Jess with little River, Luke and
Laura Herrington on little Ollie, Glenn and Fiona on little
India, and James and Natalie Wisken on their third little
girl name TBC. Sorry coaches but what used to be the
selection room is now a play area. Good luck to all taking
to the field today and for the upcoming season.
Go Pies!!
Rosebud Buds
Today we welcome everyone back to Olympic Park, the
true home of southern peninsula football! Especially to our
past players, we expect the stories to be taller again this
year, enjoy your day. To our eastern arch rivals Dromana,
welcome too. The silver lining to the draw is we have 2
more points than last year, we are in the “4” & sit above Rye
(thanks to the alphabet)! Well done to Boz, Jack, Jackson,
Mat, Tom and Seb your efforts against Rye nearly got us
across the line. The Development squad perhaps got a
little ahead of themselves, but there is still lots to look
forward to here – Peggy (A), Mewy, big Trav, Benny G, and
Hotch, among others are putting their hand up for senior
selection. A number of U19s had real break out games as
players and leaders - Fletch, Adam, Jacob, Ty, Isack and
Tanner were all very good, and will no doubt feature at
higher levels in the near future. Today will be a challenge
for all our teams against the reinvigorated Dromana, but
that’s when we are at our best. Easter weekend was huge
for the Club, bumper crowd on Good Friday and half the
peninsula at the Easter Monday Family Fun Day. The steely
coaching of Al Stephens and his new look women’s team
a feature. Well done to the Committee and all the helpers
- a massive accomplishment. Tonight celebrate at the Full
Moon Party – check the app for more details.
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Frankston Bombers
Easter Round – Fev Footy. What a great star to the 2016
Season.
Our round began on Thursday, Bombshells against
Panthers. We came away with one of everything, a win,
loss and a draw. Well done to the boys who found the time
to support the girls.
Friday was the big day – Fev, Dermie, BBQ, Beer and
Sunshine. A huge croud was expected and we weren’t
disappointed with 4000+ attending.
I would like to thank everyone who helped make the day
a success. Our Committee, Pearcedale FNC, Dolphins, The
Bombardiers, Gay, Darren Porra, UFirst realestate, Oporto,
The BOMBSHELLS, those that manned the food and beer
tents.
The Unders started the day off with a bang, kicking 8 goals
to 1 in a 50 point win. Muzz and Fuzz were great in their
first game of the season.
The Reserves had to do it tough all day before eventually
breaking free of a spirited Pearcedale and recording a 22
point victory. Dutchy was great up forward with 4 goals,
while Big O worked tirelessly in the ruck all day.
The main event of the day couldn’t have gone any better
#CelebBrendan booted 6 despite picking up an injury early
in the first quarter. Dale Sutton was sensational through
the middle as he racked up disposals as was Rowdy who
Pearcedale just couldn’t keep quiet. The Seniors finished
with an 11 goal win. Special shout out must go to Bombers
prodigal son Dermott Brereton who stepped up and took
on the running duties of the day.
Good luck today at Tyabb lets nip those Yabbies and come
home with six wins.
Mrs Bomber
Pearcedale Panthers
Looking forward to a great game today against Devon
Meadows. I am sure our coaches led by our Senior Coach
Jamie Merchan have got the boys primed and ready to
go.
We would like to thank all of our sponsors for their
ongoing support.
This week’s featured sponsor is Burdett’s. Please support
Burdett’s the best name in the dirt game and for all your
Garden, Building & Landscape supplies.
Upcoming important dates
16th April 2016 Next week’s round for our first home
against Crib Point celebrates our life members and past
players come and show your support Go Dales!!
7th May Sponsors Day
14th May Ladies Day
18th June Mid-Year Ball
New members are welcome. We have a range of different
memberships on offer.
http://www.pearcedalefnc.com.au
Also support our first raffle for the season, great prizes
on offer. Contact your favourite player or one of the
committee, thanks.
GO DALES!!
Club Notes
Devon Meadows Panthers
Can you smell that? The sweet aroma of opportunity and
hope which is ever-present at the opening round of the
season…. There is also the smell of stale beer, bourbon
and barbecue shapes from cricket season but that should
wash away pretty soon hopefully. How great it is to be
back at the footy though – Round 1 here at home and
always a ripping atmosphere when Pearcedale make
the journey up from the big smoke. A big game for our
Reserves as for the first time ever we play a match as
“Reigning Premiers”. Only feels like yesterday the flag was
won, but now the hard work begins as everyone wants
to take the scalp of the Champs. Always a tough battle
for the Larnach Cup in the Seniors, and nothing short of
our best will get the job done today. Pearcedale already
having played a match for points this year, those opening
round nerves will be gone and we’ll have to be switched
on from the first bounce. Last year going 8-8 for the
season was a great effort, but the pre-season theme has
been “Time to Step Up” and with a few players coming
back from injury and a couple of well selected recruits,
the time is now to make a move towards that elusive
finals series. Can’t wait to see how the 3rds go this year
also under new coaches Smacky and Push-up. Good Luck
to the lads, we’ll all be watching on with interest. Stick
around for a beer or 3 tonight, Flanno’s Bar will be rocking
on as per usual with awards, music and plenty of good
vibes… See ya there!
Sorrento Sharks
The Sharks came away with mixed results after the opening
clash against Dromana. The Under 19s had a thumping
win by just under 30 goals and the Reserves held off the
fast-finishing Dromana boys by 16 points. However, the
Seniors were overcome in the second half as Dromana ran
away with a 25 point win.
This week we’re back at Shark Park for the first time this
year against Hastings who are yet to get their campaign
started in 2016. The Sharks pride themselves on making
it very difficult for away sides to win at Shark Park and we
will be hoping that works in our favour this week.
Last week there were a number of experienced
campaigners playing in the Reserves who will be very keen
to get back into the top side. Having strong competition
for a spot in the Seniors is always a good thing for the club,
but it can make the selection process quite hard for Nick
and his team. Whatever the team looks like on paper, we all
know that the most important factor will be making sure
that everyone turns up ready to play their role and work as
a team. Let’s make sure we get this year’s campaign back
on track with three wins at home!
Go Sharks!
Red Hill Hillmen
In 1934 the League and District Clubs amalgamated to
form the Mornington Peninsula Football League. Two
club who made up B Grade were Red Hill + Crib Point.
On may 26th the two clubs met for the first time at Red
Hill with Red Hill 15-15 defeating Crib Point 11-15. But on
the 14th July the tables were turned with Crib Point 16-13
defeating Red Hill 9-6.
And so commenced a rivalry which continues 82 years
later with this opening round clash for the Healy-Emond
Shield and bragging rights attached. We congratulate the
50 year reunion player for the Magpies and the threepeat
for the club.
Up on The Hill we welcome a number of new players to
our club, and wish the players who have left good luck in
their ventures. Some, we hope to lure out of “retirement”
to be part of the next stage in our journey. We thank
Danny Mongan for his untiring efforts in the Pre-Season
and Kris McCarthy for his hard work in getting a match
day ready.
The practise matches with Pines, Wonthaggi and Chelsea
Heights were great hit outs. To Blackers, Leigh, Beardy
and Gil, we wish you well in your coaching roles and may
you be rewarded with successful seasons.
Footy is back! Get on board for 2016.
Social: Round 3 Players Dinner after the Rosebud
(Away) Game. RHFNC Clubrooms @ 7.00pm ANZAC Day
Weekend. Friday 13th May – RHFNC Golf Day – Contact
Peter Kelly or Adrian Dal Lago for more info.
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Club Notes
Dromana Tigers
Sponsors for our round one clash against 2015 Premiers
Rosebud, who always proves a challenge at their home
ground, are Bendigo Bank and Hillview Quarries.
The club would like to thank all our helpers for their big
effort on Easter Saturday with particular mention to
the BBQ ladies and Junior club members who worked
tirelessly throughout the day
The Easter round started well with our netballers playing
on the Thursday night and winning all four games,
however, the Saturday football didn’t start well with both
the U19s and Reserves losing to Sorrento.
The Senior game started with Sorrento looking
dangerous up front but Dromana kept up and it proved
a close contest for 3 quarters with Dromana up by 10
points at the last break.
Sorrento came back hard early in the last but Dromana
steadied and 4 goals from 2015 League U19 B & F Reece
Wilde slammed the door and Dromana ran out 25 point
winners.
It was a great start to 2016 with our new recruits and
debutants blending well with the existing players to
produce a great team win.
See Col Matthews for a ticket in our early raffle also
next rounds game against Rye will be Past Players Day.
GO TIGERS!!!!
Hastings Blues
Round 1 has finally arrived and we are playing our old foe
Sorrento FNC in what will be a huge test for the boys. After
having put in a terrific Pre Season under the guidance of
Jamie Barnes (our Fitness Guru), the boys are in fantastic
nick for today’s games. We come here today with the
knowledge that this is a massive test for all three sides.
Our Under 19s get things underway under the watchful
eye of Laurie Howard who has done a marvellous job with
his group of players. We wish them luck for today’s game
and the season ahead. Our Reserves side will be coached
for the first time by Simon Clancy and we wish him and
the boys all the best for the season ahead. To our senior
side we wish you boys all the best of luck today under the
guidance of our Senior Coach Brendan Dunne who has
done a terrific job with getting the boys ready for today’s
game. Good luck to all our new players who are pulling
on the “blues” jumper for the first time. We sincerely wish
you all the best. Today’s Match day sponsors La Porchetta
Pizza Hastings, Bendigo Bank Hastings, FlooringXtra
Hastings, M. B Plastering. Upcoming Functions John
Coleman Luncheon 21st May including Hastings Hall
of Fame Player/Admin Induction, $65 a Head with Free
Alcohol, Bookings made thru the Club , NEIL “KNUCKLES”
KERLEY LUNCHEON 28th May at 12.00 Noon with Ex
Footscray Brownlow Medallist John Schultz Cost $40.00
Bookings thru the club 5979 1740.
#getonboardthebluestrain
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Rye Demons
Who said 2 points are better than none, well maybe,
however 4 points would have been a lot more enjoyable.
We still retain the Appleford / Luck Cup for another year,
so that’s a positive and what about Greigy’s screamer and
goal in the last Qrt, more of that today Matt. The seniors
jumped out of the blocks, but just couldn’t get a run on
and kick back to back goals all day, credit to Rosebud
who kept coming back. Great to see the 2 under 17 boys
in Jacko and Joel Wills, playing good games along with
Richo up from the U/19’s. Ryan Taylor did a superb job
down back, keeping the Rosebud full forward goalless,
while Kirka’s, Milly and Ryan Mullett all dominated. Big
game today boys against Somerville, let’s have the 4
points at 5.00pm. Great debut as Coach for Michael
Pudney in the reserves, with a win. Matt Whelan was
sensational with 4 goals, along with Matt Wylie, the
Dunn boys, Cam and Andrew with Trav Doolan last years
under 19 B&F winner playing well. The U/19s had a tough
day against last year’s runners up, with 5 under 17 boys
helping out. Chaigen Watson with 2 goals had a great
game, with Mitch Dunn. Our first major function next
week after our home game against Devon Meadows.
The annual player auction night for the footballers and
netball players. 7.00pm start. Come down and bid for
your favourite player and cash up during the year, when
that player gets a best on ground. Meals and Drinks on
the night.
Club Notes
Tyabb Yabbies
Seniors : Leading into the Easter game against Somerville
our expectations were high. Our first half of the quarter
effort with us matching goal for goal with Somerville
showed some improvement on last year. In the second
quarter Somerville kicked away from us. Their bigger
bodies and general play all over the ground found us
wanting. Despite the big difference in scores we felt the
side played better in the second half with some great
passages of play proving that the game plans and set ups
will work for us. As last years grand finalists Somerville
were the better side on the day.
Development Squad: With quite a few new players in the
side we took a while to settle down and play cohesively.
We tackled hard but a few fumbles at key moments in
the play proved costly. Once this side is used to playing
together we expect they will put some wins together
Under 19s: Against a strong Somerville side our boys
put up a good showing with a lot of promise in most
positions all over the field. Unfortunately Somerville were
far too strong on the day but we believe that the side has
the capabilities to win more games this season.
Somerville Eagles
Welcome everyone back to the nest today where we face
Rye. On Easter Saturday, the club recorded three great
wins over our arch rivals Tyabb. It was great to see both
Tom Shaw and Luke Rowe get amongst the goals as well
as Jarred Ewers in the seconds. Unfortunately, the U19s
game was a forfeit so the boys will start their season today.
A warm welcome to all the new U19 players as well as
the senior players. Today we have our Villeins lunch so
welcome back to the club to all of those supporters.
We would like to thank Tyabb for their involvement in
a day where we acknowledged a longstanding club
stalwart.
Dont forget the Business lunch on May 6th with guest
speakers Robbie McGhie and Andrew Startin. Contact
Dave Livingstone on 0409 169492 to arrange your tickets.
Go Eagles
The Bullfrog
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ROSEBUD
Seniors Coach:
Reserves Coach:
Ground
DROMANA
Michael Kraska
Luke Farrelly
Olympic Park,
Eastbourne Rd,
Rosebud Mel: 170 B3
5986 3839
Navy Blue & White
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Keegan Downie
Phillip Jones
Rhys Bancroft (VC)
Michael Kraska
Daniel O’Hehir (RC)
Lachlan Mew
Aaron Rose
Kurtis Corrin
Daniel Wilson
Glen Boyington
Robert Bos
Tom Stoffels
Ryan Spooner
Ben Garlick
Clancy Fulton
Joshua Fisher
Ben Dwyer
Brenton Davidge
Benjamin Schultz
Sean Downie
Greg Bentley (C)
Chris Rogers
Jackson McRae
Seb Krumeich
Tom Baker
Dale Stephens
Jack Jarman
Chris Zurek
Matthew Baker
Brenton Payne
Nick Boswell
Cody Mulcair
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Glenn Peterson
Jamie Clarke
Chris Dew
Daniel Clarke
David Cohn
Kane Donald
Anthony Pegg
Cody Hotchin
Jordon White (RVC)
Liam Bradford
Wade Davies
Michael Luck
Geoff Pegg
Jack McDonald
Jacob Houghton
Blake Porta
Travis Bolton
Jackson Wells
Tim Bos
Scott Philistin
Edward Ellis
Mitchell Smith
Lachlan Armstrong
Matt Baily
Jack Burford
Merv Watkins
Wes Sepncer
Adrian Alford
Michael Field
Jake Bishop
Chris O’Connell
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Under 19’s - Coach: Jamie Raphael
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Jack Burford
Mitch Sherrar
Bronson Corrin
Jake Corrin
Jack Dickason
Jacob Raphael
Adam Jarred
Tanner Bishop
Bryce Gibson VC
Matt Seric
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Riley Hood
Lachlan Taylor
Joel Hepner
Jaycob Argentino
Kyrren Handley
Marcus Lloyd
Brock McKenzie
Will Elliott
Patrick Kennedy
Isack Drinkwater
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Kiean Wicks
Fletcher Hustwaite C
Tyler Huy
Jai Brown
Jack Stewart
Caleb Forde
Sean Downie
Tom Stoffles
Travis French
Q4
Rikki Johnston
Daniel Maestrale
Dromana Recreation
Reserve, Beach St,
Dromana Mel: 159 J6
5987 2732
Black, Green & Gold
Dan Geurts (VC)
Sam Geurts
Rory Gregg
Mitch Gill-Furness
Toby Banks
Rikki Johnston
Rohan Bleeker
Beau Cosson
Christian Ongarello
Cade Williams
Kierran Voelkl
Brett Oldham
Bryce Angell
Michael Gillis
Beau McMurray
Sam Fowler
Jared Terry
Aydn Musgrave
Jack Fowler
Jackson Quigley
Stuart Keel
Reece Wilde
Adam Hunter
Billy Quigley
Shaun Clarke
Brendan Lee
Terry Wheeler (C)
Jay Hutchinson
Jedd Savage
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Sam Williamson (RC)
Bradley Murdock
Jason Buchanan
Daniel Maestrale
Nick Wearne (RC)
Dean Waugh
Zac Godden
Ethan Johnstone
Dane Leyden Kosikas
Jamie Wyatt
Josh Brittliff
Dylan Norton
Ben Childs
Brenton McNamara
Aaron Hunter
Lachlan Oliver
Richard Sydenham
Daniel Grant
Daniel Marchesani
Ryan Bennett
Jake Snehotta
Braeden Dennis
Nicholas Paterson
Jackson Bateman
Braden Hyde
Josh DeSouza
Justin Norton
Matt Acocks
Travis Sheean
Under 19’s - Coach: Braeden Dennis
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Luke Martin
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Jaycob Carter
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Max Taylor
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Felix Stone
Jackson Dobinson (VC) 15
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Davey Hobbs
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Aaron Morgan
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Bailey Page
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Ben Olfers (C)
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Digby Page
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Zeke Hosking
James McIlfatrick
Oscar Bonetto
Oliver Di-Pofi
Alex Bird
Nathan Stephens
Zac Cummings
Jesse Hackett
Ben Childs
Bailey Donnelly
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Corey Buckley
Billy Tovey
Scott Racevskis
Harry Paterson
Tom Hoggett
Daniel Jenkins
Matthew McKenzie
Anthony Marin
Liam Hallett
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RYE
SOMERVILLE
Seniors Coach:
Reserves Coach:
Ground
Seniors Coach:
Reserves Coach:
Ground
David Hirst
Craig Norton
Recreation Reserve,
Jones Rd, Somerville
Mel: 148 E1
5977 6663
Royal Blue & Gold
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Josh Westerman
Justin Allsopp
Steve Crowe
Scott Simpson (VC)
Justin Farrelly (C)
Adrian Speedy
Rowan Hogenbirk (VC)
Todd Farrelly
Josh Collie
Luke Collie
Dylan Ryan
David Hirst
Billy Rolfe
Michael Towan
Jake Ryan
Adam Wilson
Ben Sedgewick
Harry Thompson
Tim McGenniss (C)
Luke Rowe
Tom Shaw
Jordan Boyes
Brad Rowe
Kane McKenzie
Tom Beckett (RC)
Brett Martin
Adam Rose
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Jacob Rose
Jarred Ewers
Jedd Sutton
Will Shields
Michael Vamplew
Jarrod Livingstone
Josh McMahon
Yiann Marandos
Angus Sweeney - Smith
Craig Norton
Luke Burton
Mathew Moran
Lachie McGenniss (RC)
Drew Whitley
David Fleetwood
Corey Dow
Jack Rolfe
Sam Adams
Mathew Harris
Jack Barbour
Travis Finn
Tim Hirst
Ben Crowe
Under 19’s - Coach: Josh Collie
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Josh McMahon C
Bailey Nation
Jackson Stapleton
Callum Barnes
Tom Burton
Jesse Walker-Swain
Jake Haskett
Levi Dixon
Luke Hickson
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Mathew Harrison
Ryan McMahon
Sam McDonnell
Matthew Elliott
Bailey Dorling VC
Liam Gruar
Tom Murphy
Jack Skinner
Todd Anderson
Q3
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Mitch Delmo
Jake Whybrow VC
Callum Love
James Venturini
Tom Roberts
Q4
Josh Moore
Michael Pudney
RJ Rowley Reserve,
Melbourne Rd, Rye
Mel: 168 D5
5985 2308
Royal Blue & Red
Ben Cain
Adam Kirkwood (C)
Ben Winters-Kerr
Adrian Gileno
Ryan Mullett (VC)
Harry Whitty
Nathan Henley
Jye Lloyd
Scott Shea
Craig Christie
Andrew Dunn
Scott Stirling
Hagan Rice
Matt Greig
Leigh Morse
David Howie (RVC)
James Appleford
Jimmy Jennings
Matt Wylie
Travis Doolan
Matt James
Daniel Schwind (RC)
Dean Millhouse
Harry Crowe
Adrian Egan
Josh Gana
Matt McIndoe
Dayne Thomson
Daniel Cimino
Kris Bardon
Sam Smith
Cam Dunn (RVC)
Troy Fellows
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Tim Mazurek
Toby Woodford
Harrison Wilson
Steven Daniher
Brady Egan
Ryan Hawkins
Tom Brown
Ryan Taylor
Jack Nisbit
Chad Ambrose
Matt Whelan
Josh Cameron
Mitch Hillyear
Mitch Harris
Chris Samways
Nick Baron
Ryan Hickey
Kyle Lynch
Jack Tunks
Dylan Burstall
Kyle McLean
Jared Kirkwood
Chris Bordin
Alexis Holloway
Michael Johnson
Stephen Baguley
Angus Emery
Liam O’Donnell
Beau Suffern
Matt Dunn
Jack Woolacott
Sean Cain
James Westworth
Under 19’s - Coach: Andrew Hitchiner
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Chaigen Watson
Lachlan Ryan
Saige Gilmartin
Joel Wills
Jayden Thomas
Rory Gilbert
Justin Cameron
Mackinley Gunn
Zac Stevenson
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12 Shannon Patrick
13 Cee Jay
14 Clayton Barnes
15 Sam Roane
16 Jess Goldsmid
17 Harrison
Devine-Richardson
18 Cooper Morks VC
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Jac Hollway
Dustin Broadhurst
Jackson Allen
Kenneth Harrigan
Linton Hardy
Zachery Shiba
Jono Phipps
James Papalia
David Walsh
Q4
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TYABB
FRANKSTON
Seniors Coach:
Reserves Coach:
Ground
Seniors Coach:
Reserves Coach:
Ground
Mark Paganoni
Matt Hose
Bunguyan Reserve
Frankston-Flinders Rd,
Tyabb Mel: 148 J9
5977 4613
Maroon, Royal Blue & Gold
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Darcy Underwood
Trent Wreford
Brad Harbinson
Jake Anderson
Ethan Rahilly
Josh Connell
Matt Hose
Riley West
Corey Robinson
Tim McGrath
Tyson Sparks
Rowan McGrath
Steve Hemley
Danny Pullen
Kane Johnston
Theo Oustveen
Andrew Whalley
Jordan Crossley
Nick Leskovec
Sean Miller (C)
Adrian Clay (VC)
John Alexander
Jeremy Daniels
Simon Rahilly
Jason Baxter
Darren Payne
Trevor Jarvis
Josh Simpson
Greg Pullen
Geordie Scott
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Gordan Walker
Blake Delaney
Brock Regan
Matt Thomas
Jake McKinnon
Luke Rigg
Jake Beswick
Matt Lacey
Tom Booth
Jake Gillard
Callum Morris
Daniel Woods
Haydn Coulter
Justin Spina
Jake Thompson
Scott Torpy
James Langford
Aaron Mcgough
Sam Barrington-Smith
Jak Lunny
Nathan Buchan
Lachie Cox
Matt Brock
Daniel Tressidder
Michael Summers Hade
Josh Coulter
Andrew Hamilton
Jarryd Wetzel
Tristan Shipp
Seniors & Reserves
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Under 19’s - Coach: Jeremy West
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Darcy Underwood
Clay Beasy
Ryan Regan
Ash Archer
Jayden Regan
Brock Regan
Bailey Henderson
Kane Johnston
Logan Pearson
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Trent Urquhart
Ryan McCusker
Chris Harris
Bradie Boar
Heath Wittmer
Laz Cuttriss
Rylan Wittmer
Will Dwyer
Matt Rotheram
Q3
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Kyall Goding
Ben Lindridge
Brad Williams
Jake Griffin
Cody Palmer
James Holland-Burch
Nathan Minotti
Q4
Beau Muston
Mark Green
Greg Beck Oval
Frankston-Flinders Rd,
Baxter Mel: 106 G5
5971 2246
Red & Black
Tony Fulton
Dale Sutton (VC)
Sam Drake
Ryan Lonie
Brad Holland
Shawn Wilkie
Brett Sutton
Sam Fox
Beau Muston
Ryan Marks-Logan
James Degenhardt
Nathan Lonie
Jay Page (C)
Daniel Myers
Jake Foster
Jarryd Amalfi
Zac Longham
Peter Schultz (RC)
Ben Tournier
Scott Foster
Michael Webb
Matthew Offer
Ryan Kitchin
Cameron O’Neill (RC)
Matt Windsor
Corey Micari
Max Pretty
Ben Sharman
Josh Francis
Russell Fulton
Hudson Thomas
Allan Williams
Grant Masterson
Brad Whittley
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Hayden Wilson
Shannon White
Zac White
Dale White
Jason Curry
Matthew Harris
Jackson Burr
Jed Gardiner
Jason Kingsbury
Daniel Kitchin
Tyler Neal
Adam Pasquill
Nathan Phillips
Michael Maiorino
Sean Cameron
Jack Foster
Ben White
Jared Bieleny
Nathan Martin
Jason Bedford
Joel Allamby
Jordan Walker
Shannon Cambpbell
Ben Simmons
Aaron Holmes
Ryan Lia
Luke Fitzimmons
Chris McConville
Ryan Murdoch
Ollie Houghton
Matthew Bishop
Jordan Davis
Daniel McGill
Josh Chapman
Under 19’s - Coach: Brett White
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Rhys De Deugd
Jed Gardiner
Jared Heatly
Ben Housden
Be Williams
Charlie Burr
Koby Vilas
Liam Ryan C
James Davis
Jack Beattie
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Ben Conners
Tristian Murraylee
Lachlan Hunter
Tyler Neal
Jesse Hammond
Jesse Bucher
Luke Lacy
Eliah Cadby
Jack Santon
Jarred Hill
Q3
26 Nick Wishart
29 Kobe Groat
36 Jordan Salisbury
37 Oscar CasteellasCartwright
39 Jackson Burr
42 Nathan Neck
44 Liam Salisbury
Q4
HASTINGS
SORRENTO
Seniors Coach:
Reserves Coach:
Ground
Seniors Coach:
Reserves Coach:
Ground
Nick Jewell
Brad Phillips
David Macfarlan Reserve,
Hotham Rd, Sorrento
Mel: 157 A7
5984 2571
Red & White
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Kayle Stringer-Morris
Luke Tapscott
Trevor Mattison
Jack Grant
Jack Falck
Zac Byrns
Rob Forrest
Guy Stringer
Myles Pitt
Nick Muller
Ryan Potter
Leigh Treeby
Jack Egan
Tyrren Head (VC)
Scott Lockwood
Dalton Sanderson
David Lawson
Brent Kenyon
James Pitcher
Patrick Hall
Ben McCormack
Matt Dobrowolski
Nick Corp
Jamus Campbell
Ryan Williams
Chad Harris
Danny Stephenson
Max Kleverkamp
Jon Caspar (VC)
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Doug Scott
Jack Shepherd
Nat Diconza
Nick Marston
Heath Conolly (RVC)
Adam Morrison
James Brigden
Ben Feldhoffer (RC)
James Hallahan (C)
Marcus Gardner
Flynn Holt
Luke Brigden
Ethan King
Lachlan Croad
Jake Main
James Peart
Jayden Seers
Max Killey
Gerard Hammond
Wes Doyle
Nick Lever
Sam Duewell
Michael Pattison
Mitchell Murgia
Damian Robinson
Dan Hickey
John Dixon
Luke McKenzie
Seniors & Reserves
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Harry Carter
Joey Boase
Chad Harris VC
Jack Grant VC
Nathan Abbott
Will Tucker
Matthew King
Kenneth King
Kieren Chapman
Dekodda
Thompson-Irwin
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Mitch Towers C
Angus Callaghan
Jett Erceg
Max Kleverkamp
David Stringer
Angus Anderson
Rhys Byrns
Tom Clarke
Lachlan Rodway
Kooper Walker
Jay Blair
Q3
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Dylan Dunstan
Harrison White
Bailey Holt
Aaron Hamzsak
Dean Patton
Noah Scanlon
Chris Croad
Renton Sanderson
James Guillot
Q4
Jake Hewitt
Damien Stone
Matt Clifford
Scott Jansen
David Hull
Richie Vandenham
Paul Rogasch (C)
Daniel Noble
Andrew Booth
Mick Cave
Colin McVeigh
Ben King
Gerry Morsman
Mark Deveraux
Steve Robb
Luke Smith
Luke Clark
Nathan Gray
Kyle Brouwer
Joel Standfied
Dale Alanis
Shaun Foster
Daniel Dickenson
Peter Mawson
Steve Charalambous
Chris Watson
Daniel Lehmann
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Lance Brouwer (VC)
Luke Hewitt
Simon Clancy
Brendan Dunne
Josh Ward (RVC)
Jay Austerberry
Wade Delahaye
Josh Mulheron
Steve Williams
Robert Morsman
Christian Sewell
Terry Green
Luke Conway
Matt Sawoz
Phil Howard
Chris Biviano
Shane Zdjelarevic
Jason Bradshaw
Jake Vandernese
Kyle Delahaye (RC)
Ben Schroen
Aaron Wilson
Carey Sawoz
Michael Munroe
Julian Bielinski
Aaron Vinson (RC)
Under 19’s - Coach: Laurie Howard
Under 19’s - Coach: Luke Tapscott
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Brendan Dunne
Simon Clancy
Thomas Barclay Oval
Marine Pde, Hastings
Mel: 154 H8
5979 1740
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Anthony Takac
Shelby Lothian-Burdett 13
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Jack Winton
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Kayne Lewis (C)
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Kyle Robb
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Patrick Langdale
Andy Jeffs
Peter Megee
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Shane Megee
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Luke McVeigh
Harley Rhook
Thomas Johnstone
Jakecob Withers
Kaylen Jansen
Michael TannerBennion
Chris O’Shea
Sean Hewitt (C)
Q3
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Aaron King
Ash Ainslie
Jesse Shore
Matt Foy
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DEVON MEADOWS
Seniors Coach:
Reserves Coach:
Ground
PEARCEDALE
Seniors Coach:
Reserves Coach:
Ground
Glenn Michie
Mick Hawken
Glover Reserve
Cross Rd, Devon Meadows
Mel: 138 D6
5998 2776
Red, White & Black
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Seniors & Reserves
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Justin Volk
Corey Walker
Scott Young
Gavin Kerr
Jess Dehey (C)
Billy Hayes
Glenn Michie
Steven McInnes
Dylan Hand
Callum O’Hare
Daniel Andrew
Jack Hazendonk
Michael Bain
Jayden Sullivan
Steven Roberts
Jesse Bowe
Patrick Harmes
Dylan Mitchell
Ryan Dwyer
Chris Doria
Patrick Boland
Andrew Kiely
Curtis Barker
Sam Purdon
Daniel Tocknell
Bryce Arnott
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Alex Doria
Beau Miller (VC)
Marcus Roberts
Craig Hunter
Kyle Salerno
Glen Reedy
Mitchell Kassabis
Jace Henderson
Lucas Jones
Lukas Hoogenboom
Samuel Hurdiss
Craig Thorne
Steven Mihevc
Jack Henderson
Tim Saunders
Shane Piper
Daniel Jarman
Taz Douglas
Arthur Churchill
Ryan Attwood
Under 19’s - Coach’s
Steven Mcinnes & Daniel Andrew
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Q1
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Chandler Zahra
Brodie White
Joel Hillis
Tom May
Liam Drew
Jayden Sullivan
Benjamin Wightman
Lochie Byrne
Lochie Marcon
Chris McInnes
Q2
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Jack Harmes
Tyrone Archilles
Daniel Allen
Robbie Smith
Dean Smith
Scott Fallon
Nathan Ingram
Mitch Hall
Josh Stewart
Brayden Calvert
Q3
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Jamie Merchan
Michael Flahive
Recreation Reserve
Baxter-Tooradin Rd,
Pearcedale Mel: 140 G6
5978 6481
Navy Blue & White
Beau Kellet
Brad Hovart
Wade Puskaric
Jett Clancy
Kyle Beveridge
Dean Spring
Brett Matherick
Q4
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Mitchell Smith
Travis Bravo
Jai Richardson
Michael Nicols
Lachie Marshall
Brent Simons
Ryan Shaw
Troy Jacobson
Zach Campbell
Daniel Heijden
Joel White
Kallum Searle
Ben Mitchell
Mike Williams
Aiden Simmons
Chris Dalmau
Adam A’Vard
Luke Murray (C)
Robert Muir
Edward Gates
Pat Gamble
Mitch Williams
Rhys Wilson
Mitchell Jones
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Timothy Chaloner (RC)
Dean Janssen
Dillon Duncan
Robert Simons
Liam Coffey
Kieran McLellan
Jarmin Paddick
Zac Duncan
Casey Miller-Trickey
Thibaut Renard
Scott Blay
Bryce Kefford
Matthew Wilson
Nick Mandic
Callum Braun
Fergus O’Gallagher
Sam Kobal
Matthew O’Carroll
Tom Mitchell
Todd Symons
Dylan Hoare
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Results
SENIORS
UNDER 19
Dromana
16.6.102defSorrento
11.11.77
DROMANA GOALS: R. Wilde 4, B. Cosson 4, D. Waugh 3,
S. Clarke 2, J. Hutchinson, S. Geurts, A. Hunter; BEST: S. Clarke,
B. Cosson, D. Geurts, R. Wilde, E. Johnstone
SORRENTO GOALS: L. Tapscott 2, S. Lockwood 2, N. Corp 2,
D. Stephenson, N. Marston, L. Treeby, J. Grant, D. Sanderson;
BEST: R. Williams, N. Corp, J. Falck, L. Tapscott, D. Stephenson
Dromana 3.1.19
def by
Sorrento 30.16.196
DROMANA GOALS: A. Bird, B. Tovey; BEST: A. Bird, D. Page,
B. Tovey, L. Hallett, A. Morgan, B. Olfers
SORRENTO GOALS: N. Abbott 6, H. White 5, J. Guillot 3, K. King 3,
A. Hamzsak 3, R. Byrns 3, H. Carter 3, B. Holt 2, J. Boase,
D. Stringer; BEST: J. Boase, H. Carter, N. Abbott, M. Towers,
H. White, D. Thomson-Irwin
Somerville
28.16.184defTyabb 11.6.72
SOMERVILLE GOALS: T. Shaw 9, L. Rowe 7, B. Rolfe 2,
R. Hogenbirk 2, J. Sutton 2, J. Collie, J. Ryan, B. Crowe,
T. McGenniss, J. Allsopp, A. Wilson; BEST: S. Simpson, T. Shaw,
K. McKenzie, L. Rowe, J. Sutton, J. Allsopp
TYABB GOALS: J. Anderson 3, D. Underwood, J. Baxter,
J. Daniel; BEST: T. McGrath, S. Miller, E. Rahilly, S. Tory
Frankston 8.13.61
def
Pearcedale 1.5.11
FRANKSTON GOALS: A. Lalor 2, K. Villis 2, T. Neal, Q. Newton,
R. De Deugd, J. Hammond
PEARCEDALE GOALS: A. Roberts; BEST: H. Jones, J. Hobson,
J. Connolly, J. Morgan, A. Roberts, C. Miller-Trickey
Rosebud5.18.48drewRye
7.6.48
ROSEBUD GOALS: B. Davidge, R. Spooner, B. Schultz, S. Downie,
K. Downie; BEST: N. Boswell, J. Jarman, J. McRae, M. Baker,
T. Stoffels, S. Krumeich
RYE GOALS: M. Greig 2, A. Gileno, D. Millhouse, N. Henley,
R. Mullett, S. Daniher; BEST: R. Taylor, A. Kirkwood, M. Dun,
D. Millhouse, S. Daniher, R. Mullett
Rosebud 28.15.183
def
Rye 2.2.14
ROSEBUD GOALS: L. Taylor 6, F. Hustwaite 6, B. Corrin 3,
K. Hanley 3, A. Jarred 3, T. Huy 3, T. Bishop 2, B. Gibson,
I. Drinkwater-Coates; BEST: F. Hustwaite, A. Jarred, J. Raphael,
T. Huy, I. Drinkwater-Coates, T. Bishop
RYE GOALS: C. Watson, L. Ryan; BEST: M. Dunn, C. Watson,
C. Morks, Z. Stevenson, Z. Shiba, S. Gilmartin
Frankston
16.13-109defPearcedale
5.13-43
FRANKSTON GOALS: B. Fevola 6, Z. Longham 2, J. Kingsbury 2,
J. Foster, M. Windsor, A. Fulton, D. Sutton, M. Harris,
J. Burr; BEST: D. Sutton, J. Foster, J. Amalfi, R. Marks-Logan,
Z. Longham, J. Kingsbury
PEARCEDALE GOALS: Z. Campbell 2, M. Williams, M. Smith,
T. Jacobson; BEST: J. White, A. Harnett, L. Matthews, D. Hoare,
A. Simmons, J. Irving
RESERVES
Dromana
6.4.40
def by
Sorrento 8.8.56
DROMANA GOALS: D. Maestrale 2, B. Hyde, A. Musgrave,
J. Snehotta, B. McNamara; BEST: J. Snehotta, A. Musgrave,
M. Acocks, J. DeSouza, B. Hyde, D. Maestrale
SORENTO GOALS: B. Feldhofer 2, A. Morrison 2, N. Diconza,
P. Hall, J. Shepherd, J. Main; BEST: L. Brigden, B. Feldhofer,
A. Morrison, D. Lawson, J. Pitcher, P. Hall
def
Pearcedale 10.5.65
Frankston 13.9.87
FRANKSTON GOALS: B. Holland 4, C. O’’Neill 2, J. Walker, M.
Bishop, D. Kitchin, D. Bence, N. Martin, C. McConvile, N. Phillips; BEST: M. Bishop, N. Martin, O. Houghton, C. O’’Neill, J.
Walker, R. Murdock
PEARCEDALE GOALS: R. Shaw 5, D. Janssen 2, N. Mandic, L.
Coffey, M. Nichols; BEST: R. Shaw, P. Gamble, R. Simons, B. Simmons, D. Janssen, M. Jones
Rosebud 4.9.33
def by
Rye 7.6.48
ROSEBUD GOALS: M. Luck 2, C. Fulton, R. Bos; BEST: A. Pegg,
L. Mew, T. Bolton, B. Garlick, C. Hotchin
RYE GOALS: M. Whelan 4, K. Lynch, J. Cameron, D. Cimino;
BEST: M. Whelan, M. Wylie, C. Dunn, A. Dunn, T. Doolan, K.
Lynch
Somerville 18.12.120
def
Tyabb 5.4.34
SOMERVILLE GOALS: J. Ewers 5, W. Shields 4, S. Crowe 2, A.
Sweeney-Smith 2, D. Whittley 2, T. Finn, J. Barbour, C. Norton;
BEST: S. Crowe, J. Ewers, W. Shields, L. Burton, M. Vamplew,
T. Beckett
TYABB GOALS: C. Robinson 2, A. Whalley, G. Scott, T. Oostveen; BEST: G. Scott, D. Pullen, N. Leskovec, M. Brock, T. Oostveen, J. Crossley
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Footy Stats
Senior LADDERS
Team
P W L D F A
Somerville
Frankston
Dromana
Rosebud
Rye
Sorrento
Pearcedale
Tyabb
Red Hill
Devon M
Hastings
Crib Point
1100
184
72
255.56
4
1100
109
43
253.49
4
1100
102
77
132.47
4
10014848
100.00
2
10014848
100.00
2
101077
102
75.49
0
101043
109
39.45
0
101072
184
39.13
0
00000 0 0 0
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00000 0 0 0
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Senior GOALS
%Pts
Player
Club
MG AG
Thomas Shaw Luke Rowe Brendan Fevola Beau Cosson Reece Wilde Dean Waugh Jake Anderson Billy Rolfe Jason Kingsbury Jed Sutton Somerville Somerville Frankston Dromana Dromana Dromana Tyabb Somerville Frankston Somerville 1
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9.00
7.00
6.00
4.00
4.00
3.00
3.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
Reserves LADDERS
Team
P W L D F A
Somerville
Rye
Sorrento
Frankston
Pearcedale
Dromana
Rosebud
Tyabb
Devon M
Hastings
Red Hill
Crib Point
1100
120
34
352.94
4
11004833
145.45
4
11005640
140.00
4
11008765
133.85
4
1010658774.71
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1010405671.43
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1010334868.75
0
101034
120
28.33
0
00000 0 0 0
00000 0 0 0
00000 0 0 0
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Reserves GOALS
%Pts
Player
under 19 LADDERS
Team
P W L D F A
Rosebud
Sorrento
Frankston
Pearcedale
Dromana
Rye
Somerville
Hastings
Red Hill
Tyabb
Devon M
Crib Point
1100
183
14
1307.14
4
1100
196
19
1031.58
4
11006111
554.55
4
1010116118.03
0
101019
1969.690
101014
1837.650
00000 0 0 0
00000 0 0 0
00000 0 0 0
00000 0 0 0
00000 0 0 0
00000 0 0 0
Club
Jared Ewers Somerville Pearcedale Ryan Shaw Brad Holland Frankston Rye Matthew Whelan William Shields Somerville Adam Morrison Sorrento Angus Sweeney-Smith Somerville Ben Feldhofer Sorrento Frankston Cameron O’Neill Cory Robinson Tyabb MG AG
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
5
5
4
4
4
2
2
2
2
2
5.00
5.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
under 19 GOALS
%Pts
Player
Club
MG AG
Fletcher Hustwaite Lachlan Taylor Nathan Abbott Harrison White Aaron Hamzsak Adam Jarred Bronson Corrin Harrison Carter James Guillot Kenneth King Rosebud Rosebud Sorrento Sorrento Sorrento Rosebud Rosebud Sorrento Sorrento Sorrento 1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
6
6
6
5
3
3
3
3
3
3
6.00
6.00
6.00
5.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
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Club Championships
Netball
Club Championship
Football
Club Championship
Team
Club Snrs Res U19Total
Frankston
3216
Somerville
3216
Rye 1.52 03.5
Dromana
3003
Sorrento
0213
1.50 12.5
Rosebud
Crib Point
0000
Devon M
0000
Hastings
0000
Pearcedale
0000
0000
Red Hill
Tyabb0000
Club
Dromana
32117
Rosebud30014
3 00.503.5
Pearcedale
Tyabb 30003
Rye
02103
021 3
Somerville
Frankston020.52.5
Crib Point00000
Devon M00000
Hastings000 0
Red Hill 00000
Sorrento00000
combined
Club Championship
S
R
U19
A
B
C
U17
Total
Somerville 111011
Dromana 1001111
Frankston 111010.5
Rye
0.5100110
Rosebud 0.5011001
0110000
Sorrento
Pearcedale 000100.50
Tyabb
0001000
Crib Point 0000000
0000000
Devon M
Hastings
000000
Red Hill
0000000
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A B CU17T
5
5
4.5
3.5
3.5
2
1.5
1
0
0
0
0
Good sports don’t let their
South
mates drinkAFL
and drive.
East
Welcome to the 2016 Season
AFL South East has also recently announced a review into
the senior competition structures in the region which
Whilst some matches have already been staged over the
will no doubt create some interesting debate, thoughts
Easter weekend, today marks the official commenceand concepts. Some of the propositions which come to
ment of the
2016
season.
This
promises
to
be
an
exciting
A RoadSafe Victoria initiative supported
byduring
VicRoads
andof VCFL
light
the course
the review will be put to clubs
season both on and off the field.
for comment and there is no doubt the conversation will
The off-season has brought about much change to the be robust. However, as highlighted earlier, the sustainaadministration and governance of football and netball
bility of all clubs is our primary focus, not the power base
in the region. The propositions of AFL South East have
of individual clubs.
been accepted by the clubs and the work to build on the
We looked forward to what 2016 brings and thank our
strength and capacity of clubs is our main focus.
wonderful volunteers for the commitment they make to
At present, the MPNFL, SEFNL, SEJ and FDJFL all sit under
their clubs and the sport and I would personally like to
the governance banner of AFL South East and that enawish everyone an enjoyable season.
bles us to assign additional and concentrated resources
AFL South East Region
to areas of greatest needs for the clubs. Only the MPJFL
sits outside this model and their clubs will vote on this
General Manager
move at the end of the year.
Jeremy Bourke
The leagues that now sit under AFL South East’s banner
have access to an administrative resource spread never
previously available. AFL South East have dedicated
full-time league management, operations, media, commercial, finance, umpiring and club development staff
available to all clubs in all leagues under the AFL South
East banner. All this is delivered without any additional
impost on clubs and in some leagues a reduction in club
levies.
AFL South East, as noted in the Country Review (2011),
UPCOMING EVENTS
are unashamedly focused on the sustainability of the
If you’re
going
to have a few drinks,
club. Everything we do, every strategic
objective,
every
Saturday 7th May
planinvestment
ahead and
arrange a ride with a
development program, every financial
and
Pink Round
every stakeholder relationship that designated
is built is all driver
about – someone who’s
providing a more dynamic, supportive
sustainable
notand
drinking
or who’s responsibly Saturday 14th May
environment for our clubs.
sticking to light.
Community Umpiring Round
2016 brings with it many new initiatives over and above
the governance changes. A new regional senior
Goodwomen’s
sports don’t let their Saturday 21st May
competition under the banner of AFL South East
wasdrink
the and drive.
AFL Victoria Community Championships
mates
first regional competition established in Victoria and proMPNFL v Northern FNL
vides the connection needed in this growth sector of the
Football: Seniors & U19s
sport.
A RoadSafe Victoria initiative supported by VicRoads and VCFL
Netball: Open & Under 19’s
A new state-wide player points system has been implemented and a salary cap to be applied in 2017 will enYVMDFNL v MPNFL
sure that football moves in the right direction to address
Football: Seniors & U19s
burgeoning player payments and club sustainability
Netball : Open & Under 17’s
concerns.
Plan ahead, on and off
the field
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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Easter Round
Good Friday 25th March
Rosebud 5.18.48 vs. Rye 7.6.48 (R4)
Frankston 16.13-109 vs. Pearcedale 5.13-43 (R4)
Easter Saturday 26th March
Somerville 28.16.184 vs. Tyabb 11.6.72 (R4)
Dromana 16.6.102 vs. Sorrento 11.11.77 (R2)
Round 1 - Saturday 9th April
Rosebud vs. Dromana (ROS)
Somerville vs. Rye (SOM)
Tyabb vs. Frankston (TYA)
Sorrento vs. Hastings (SOR)
Devon Meadows vs. Pearcedale (DM)
Sunday 10th April
Crib Point vs. Red Hill (CP)
Frankston vs. Somerville (FRA)
Red Hill vs. Tyabb (RH)
Hastings vs. Rosebud (HAS)
Rye vs. Devon Meadows (RYE)
Pearcedale vs. Crib Point (PEA)
Round 3 - Saturday 23rd April
Dromana vs. Rye (DRO)
Tyabb vs. Sorrento (TYA)
Sunday 24th April
Rosebud vs. Red Hill (ROS)
Crib Point vs. Devon Meadows (CP)
Monday 25th April
Somerville vs. Pearcedale (SOM)
Hastings vs. Frankston (HAS)
Devon Meadows vs. Hastings (DM)
Sorrento vs. Crib Point (SOR)
Round 5 - Pink Round
Saturday 7th May
Pearcedale vs. Dromana (PEA)
Frankston vs. Devon Meadows (FRA)
Hastings vs. Somerville (HAS)
Rye vs. Red Hill (RYE)
Sorrento vs. Rosebud (SOR)
Tyabb vs. Crib Point (TYA)
Round 6 - Community Umpire Round
Saturday 14th May
Dromana vs. Frankston (DRO)
Rye vs. Sorrento (RYE)
Red Hill vs. Somerville (RH)
Pearcedale vs. Tyabb (PEA)
Devon Meadows vs. Rosebud (DM)
Crib Point vs. Hastings (CP)
AFL Victoria Championships
Saturday 21st May
MPNFL vs. Northern FL
MPNFL vs. YVMDFNL
Fixture
Queens Birthday Weekend
Saturday 11th June
Sorrento vs. Rye (SOR) - Rd 15
Sunday 12th June
Red Hill vs. Dromana (RH) - Rd 4
Round 9 - Saturday 18th June
Somerville vs. Dromana (SOM)
Sorrento vs. Devon Meadows (SOR)
Hastings vs. Tyabb (HAS)
Frankston vs. Rosebud (FRA)
Rye vs. Crib Point (RYE)
Red Hill vs. Pearcedale (RH)
Dromana vs. Crib Point (DRO)
Sorrento vs. Frankston (SOR)
Rosebud vs. Somerville (ROS)
Tyabb vs. Rye (TYA)
Pearcedale vs. Hastings (PEA)
Devon Meadows vs. Red Hill (DM)
Round 11 - Saturday 2nd July (Split Round)
Dromana vs. Devon Meadows (DRO)
Crib Point vs. Frankston (CP)
Tyabb vs. Rosebud (TYA)
Saturday 9th July
Rye vs. Pearcedale (RYE)
Somerville vs. Sorrento (SOM)
Hastings vs. Red Hill (HAS)
Round 12 - Saturday 16th July
Sorrento vs. Dromana (SOR)
Pearcedale vs. Somerville (PEA)
Frankston vs. Tyabb (FRA)
Rosebud vs. Hastings (ROS)
Devon Meadows vs. Rye (DM)
Red Hill vs. Crib Point (RH)
Round 13 - Saturday 23rd July
Dromana vs. Red Hill (DRO)
Hastings vs. Sorrento (HAS)
Tyabb vs. Somerville (TYA)
Rye vs. Rosebud (RYE)
Devon Meadows vs. Frankston (DM)
Crib Point vs. Pearcedale (CP)
Round 14 - Saturday 30th July
Frankston vs. Dromana (FRA)
Rosebud vs. Sorrento (ROS)
Somerville vs. Hastings (SOM)
Crib Point vs. Tyabb (CP)
Red Hill vs. Rye (RH)
Pearcedale vs. Devon Meadows (PEA)
Round 15 - Saturday 6th August
Dromana vs. Rosbud (DRO)
Somerville vs. Red Hill (SOM)
Devon Meadows vs. Tyabb (DM)
Pearcedale vs. Frankston (PEA)
Hastings vs. Crib Point (HAS)
Round 7 - Indigenous Round
Saturday 28th May
Hastings vs. Dromana (HAS)
Sorrento vs. Red Hill (SOR)
Somerville vs. Crib Point (SOM)
Tyabb vs. Devon Meadows (TYA)
Rosebud vs. Pearcedale (ROS)
Frankston vs. Rye (FRA)
Round 16 - Saturday 13th August
Rye vs. Dromana (RYE)
Red Hill vs. Sorrento (RH)
Crib Point vs. Somerville (CP)
Tyabb vs. Pearcedale (TYA)
Rosebud vs. Devon Meadows (ROS)
Frankston vs. Hastings (FRA)
Dromana vs. Tyabb (DRO)
Pearcedale vs. Sorrento (PEA)
Devon Meadow vs. Somerville (DM)
Crib Point vs. Rosebud (CP)
Red Hill vs. Frankston (RH)
Rye vs. Hastings (RYE)
FINALS
Saturday 20th August - QF
Sunday 21st August - EF
Saturday 27th August - 2nd SF
Sunday 28th August - 1st SF
Saturday 3rd September - PF
Saturday 10th September - GF
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A New Year Brings A New Look...
And we’re off and running. The 2016 season started with
a bang at Easter and after a week to recuperate we head
full bore into the unknowns of a new and exciting season.
Some seasons come and go and feel the same as the last
but at the SUA, 2016 promises to be different. The new
season brings with it immense change…some might
even refer to it as refreshment. New uniforms…New
senior coaching staff…A new crop of aspiring senior
umpires. That’s a lot of change for one short preseason. It
would be disrespectful to the legacy of those departed to
call this a regeneration of the SUA but this definitely provides an opportunity for the fresh guard to stamp their
imprint on such a strong association that continues to
lead from the front throughout Country Victoria.
Many of you may not have recognised us last week or
maybe prayed that it really wasn’t us when we walked
out, ball aloft in GREEN. Then after the first free kick and
a few curse words a saddened look appeared upon your
faces as the realisation that it was the same free kick
you couldn’t bear to see last year. But nonetheless…we
look alright in this new strip. Just light enough that we
don’t have to worry about a clash strip on well grassed
decks and just dark enough to hide the effects our summer related activities. The AFL envisaged a one-for-all
and all-for-one umpiring model from the top right down
through grass roots. Part of this included a predominantly uniform strip that is now identifiable to all. And while
still maintaining a few differing quirks to the uniform
(umpires are a weird bunch with all their little quirks) the
SUA has jumped right on board.
But just because we wear green doesn’t mean we’re now
a very green group. Yes, we lost a lot of experienced and
widely respected heads following 2015 but we’ve ably replaced them. We wish all the best to Peter Marshall who
has departed us after many years as our fearless leader
for a new challenge at the Southern Football League. The
Foss helped put umpiring on the map in the region and
will always be welcomed back with open arms. But out
goes one old timer and in comes another. With a scone
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that’s buffed and shined to create more glare than that of
a hot noon day sun, Mark Mounsey leaps into the role of
Director of Umpiring and Field Umpire’s Coach for 2016.
With his enthusiastic leadership, we are sure to bound
our way forward.
Some things change, but some things will always stay
the same. The SUA’s passion for the Mornington Peninsula and Casey regions will also endure. And that’s what
excites us all the most.
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.
Netball Preview
It’s finally here…round one can you
believe it! Whilst we may have had a
tasty treat over the Easter break (and
no I’m not talking chocolate) with some
games unofficially starting. We are now
at the beginning of 16 rounds to a fresh
season. That right, anything can happen on the court so
best we have look into the crystal ball of this weeks games.
their line-up but last year if someone went down, there was
always another to stand up and do the job. They may not
be as far in front of the pack this year, but still a powerhouse
side. The Bombshells went down in a nail-biting game by
1 point to Pearcedale. Hopefully this is the season we see
Frankston explode, and cause many upsets. Tyabb to get
the job done.
Rosebud v Dromana
Sorrento and Hastings both find themselves in a similar
boat. Both sides are up and coming, and whilst they may
not have star studded line ups, everyone will sure be eager
to see their improvement during the season. This game
could certainly could go either way. For this week the
Sharks will get the nod.
Both of these teams had game over Easter, and came
home with the chocolates! Rosebud knocked off last year’s
runners up Rye, while Dromana made easy work of an up
and coming Sorrento side. This game should be a great
spectacle to any passionate netball lover, and a hard game
to call, but will side with the Buds as they have the home
court advantage.
Somerville v Rye
Somerville missed out last year on finals by percentage
while Rye were runners up. Once again both sides played
over Easter with not much success. A new look Rye, will be
back to a development stage and will certainly be looking
to get court time into their young stars. The Demons will
still cause some upset but won’t be as strong. Somerville
only just went down to Tyabb last weekend. The Eagles
certainly have improved over the summer and they will be
making sure they see finals action this year. Somerville for
the win this week.
Sorrento v Hastings
Crib Point v Red Hill
A Sunday special for all of the netball lover out there. This
game probably deserves its own day as it will be on for
young and old. The Magpies knocked out the ladies from
the Hill in the Semi Finals last year, so they will certainly
be looking to even the score. Red Hill were certainly the
surprise packet in 2015 but certainly will now be closely
watched by their opponents. Cribby certainly were not far
off a Grand Final, and the girls will be looking to set the
record straight this season with no doubt a pass mark
being making the last dance of the year. Massive game to
kick-start the season, Crib Point to win at home.
Devon Meadows v Pearcedale
Another rivalry game…talk about a smorgasbord of
netball! The battle of the Panthers. Devon Meadows
were strong early in the year only to fall away later in the
season. If the red, white and black panthers want to be at
the business end of the season, the hard work starts now.
Pearcedale from all reports have had a strong preseason, so
people beware as the Pink Panthers may just be on the rise.
With saying that they get this week’s tip.
Tyabb v Frankston Bombshells
Last year’s premiers kick-started their 2016 campaign with
a win over Somerville. The Yabbies have a few changes to
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Netball Notes
Frankston Bombshells
Math is clearly not NFNL favourite subject with our round
4 clash already over and done with well before even the
thought of round 1. With a mix bag of results, thanks to
Pearcedale who supplied us with the liquorice allsorts and
a healthy start to season 2016. A draw, win and a loss is
like cosmopolitan ice-cream–We’ll eat it but we really only
like chocolate.
C grade clash was a playground from start to finish: a
see-sawing beginning, a swinging middle and a merrygo-round tie to finish, exciting at the time but sort
of makes you feel a bit sick when it’s all over. Brilliant
defensive effort from Teegs and Zen creating countless
opportunities which Hayles and Kels happily converted!
B grade: it may not have been the most consistent
however everyone was backing each other up like an RnB
song playing at the Deck to help cement our win. Well
done to the new Mrs Blair Anderson picking up intercepts
from all over the court. Also to speedy Gonzalez Polly, if
this was supercoach you’d want to captain her to benefit
from those double points!
A grade were tremendously brave but unlucky to lose
by a goal. Fighting their way back into it, Cath was on
fire in goals and our midfield started to find room to run.
Unfortunately injury decimated our backline which fell
apart faster than an uncle toby’s musli bar that’s been
sitting in the cupboard too long, with both Bods and Cell
going down within the last minute.. Excited to play Tyabb
and officially round 1 this week, go Bomber!
Pearcedale Panthers
As we anticipated, Pearcedale’s 2016 Netball Season
has kicked off with as much excitement and ferocity as
we would expect from our squad of girls with a thirst
to prove that they can compete this season. All three
Easter Round games against the Frankston Bombshells
were hard fought from start to finish and showed a high
quality standard of netball from both teams.
C Grade kicked off the night in an outstanding and
exciting match. Very even across both teams, the girls
showed some outstanding passages of play with the
game resulting in a draw 19-19. B Grade was a tough
match against a strong Frankston side but the girls
showed much spirit and fight and fought their way back
into the game in the second half resulting in a loss of only
11 goals. A Grade was a ripper of a match, with the lead
changing almost every minute. It was here Pearcedale
really showed their improvement, coming out with a 1
goal victory over Frankston- great work girls!
Round 1 brings much excitement as we turn to face
Devon Meadows for not only the Panther Cup, but a
highly anticipated 2015 Grand Final rematch. Good luck
to all teams!
Rosebud Buds
Under 17s – Great first game by the girls as a whole
team. Ebony (the defender) bringing out 99% goaling
percentage helped us keep a nice lead, the defenders
keeping their game faces on for the full hour and keeping
the ball right out of Rye’s goal circle and the mid courters
making it fly down the court! Can’t wait for the year ahead
with this awesome bunch of girls! C-Grade - It’s a new
look team in 2016 with a new coach, some u17 coming
up and the addition of some new faces there is a real
positive vibe around the girls. This year we are looking
to improve our skills get some fluency happening in our
game and have fun whilst doing it! The Rye game we
went into unsure of what opposition we would be up
against and even though they once again proved too
good for our girls there was some real positives to take
out of the games with the score line being dramatically
improved from the same game last year and things we
have been working on at training being implemented
during the game. Best on for the day was Ali Raphael
doing all that was asked for her and much more and
providing some stability through the court and runner
up Meredith Woods again putting in 100% effort and
getting some reward for her effort. We look forward to
a spirited contest against Dromana! B-Grade – Game
day awards went to Jess Smith and Jessica Smith. A
highlight of the day was the unveiling of the updated
netball facilities including the shelter, sponsors banner
and new look dresses – well done to everyone involved
in bringing this together. A-Grade – We beat rye!!!! Woo
hoo first time since 2009! Emma White shrugged off her
nerves & showed her talent with Loz shooting like a star.
Millie (new) flew herself across the court like velvet. Beth
sparked in her new position of defence. All together the
TEAM work really exciting!
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Netball Notes
Somerville Eagles
On Easter Saturday we hosted Tyabb at home. After some
drizzle in the morning, the C girls could have questioned
if they were playing on an ice skating rink rather than
a netball court. Thankfully the courts dried up for the
A & B games! A big shout out to Becky Dixon & Darren
Sharp that have did an amazing job cleaning the courts
last weekend! Hopefully there is no rain today! The newlook C team had a fantastic win against Tyabb. There
were some nerves before the game but the whole team
played with confidence & should be set for a successful
year! The B team suffered some injuries before the game,
the infamous ‘foot’ sidelined Maddy & Kay was nursing a
leg injury, however after a great second quarter (16-2),
the girls were able to secure a win against last season’s
premiers. The A team were not able to come away with
the 4 points, however there were plenty of positives.
Thank you to Erin that skipped a wedding to be out on
court! We know your mum was not impressed… but we
love your dedication!
All the best for all three teams today against Rye. We look
forward to celebrating 3 from 3.
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Tyabb Yabbies
Round one was exactly what we expected with all teams
playing inconsistent netball, however, there were plenty
of positives signs that new combinations will settle & work
well given some time & practice. Despite experiencing
a loss, C grade started well & successfully applied the
strategies practised at training. Jayde was great in her
first senior game with her closing speed & ability to read
the ball causing problems for Sommie. Jaye stood tall in
goals providing a great target & was able to
finish her shots accurately. This week the girls aim to
move the ball with greater patience to secure their
first win. The B grade score line was very unattractive
from Tyabb’s perspective but the girls gain confidence
from their ball movement & have faith in their ability to
bounce back. Kylie lead from the front with her defensive
pressure & drive. She contested every ball & never gave
up all game. Leonie really controlled the tempo & linked
well with Chloe in patches. A grade was our only win of
the day but coach Keira wants to see more
patience in attack & better options across the court.
Izzy was outstanding in her ability to put doubt in the
opposition’s mind & cause them to turn the ball over. In
her first A grade match Jess was a strong target in goals
& worked beautifully with H to open up space. Today
we welcome Frankston as we unfurl our 3 premiership
flags. The pressure is on all teams to regain victory & once
again display the quality netball we expect at Tyabb.
NIP! NIP!
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Netball Notes
Hastings Blues
This week sees us travelling down to Sorrento. Good luck
girls listen to your coaches and everything will fall into
place.
We would like to welcome all our new players to HFNC.
We hope you have a fun nd exciting time this season. I
would like to Congratulate Taylah Strange on being our
B Grade coach nd Captain. Its great to see our older girls
stepping up. Karen Gay will take on our C Grade girls.
We have had word that our long awaited lights will be
opperational within in 4 weeks which is exciting news for
our club.
Dromana Tigers
Well what a great great start to the season with 4 big
wins on the board. Starting with Renae Moorehead and
her amazing U17’s its so exciting to see so much talent
coming up through the juniors this is the first year we
are seeing the fruits of labor with starting Junior netball
at Dromana there has been alot of hard work done over
the last few years and its starting to pay off the future is
looking very bright at tiger land. Awards went to Matilda
Ord and Tessa McDonald. C Grade have a new playing
coach this year in Kiandra Ball and for a team that was
thrown together at the last minute they did an amazing
job with a few more games together this is a very
promising side, Awards went to Gabbi Peters and Terrina
Davies. Sarz has taken on the job with B Grade this year
and the turn out to training has been very exciting and
it is already showing on court.Awards went to Caitlyn
Heseltine and Rivvy Walters ( No Burpies for you this
week) Bec Bacon is back again with our new look A Grade
side it has been extremely exciting to have so many new
players this year in all grade and we are looking forward
to a great year. Awards went to Bri O’Brien and Kristi
Brinksma.
This week see’s us up against Rosebud which is always
a hard fought clash, good luck to everyone GO TIGES!!
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Devon Meadows Panthers
2015 season thankyou for all your lessons, 2016 we are
ready !
This season has come around very fast, and the girls have
all worked hard over pre-season which included a fittness
camp ran by our senior coaches. With a large senior list ,
the girls have participated in a range of fittness sessions
this offseason, ranging from beach sessions, stair
climbing, boxing, cyling and they even gave yoga a go
(we finally found out that our president Lucy Dehey sucks
at something)! !
We would like to welcome new coaches Kim (Agrade)
and Tanie (C grade) to the club this season, and welcome
back Sandra (Bgrade). The club this year is very fortunate
to have A grade level standard coaches, in all grades.
This year, it is evident that all coaches are on the same
pathway and want the same thing- a flag! !
Good luck to our captains for the season, those beingLucy Dehey (Agrade), Nat Fallon (Bgrade), Stacey Di Coco
(Cgrade) and Kiarah Rochford (U17’s). !
In the off season, two little cubs were born, so
congratulations to Zoe Dehey with the arrival of Zac and
Brooke Harvey on the arrival of Kai. !!
Good luck to all the girls in their first games today,
hopefully the new dresses bring you some luck!
Sorrento Sharks
The easter round saw the girls headed down to Dromana,
unfortunately we were unable to come away with a win.
All the u17s girls played really well, and never gave up.
Brooke and Macy worked hard in defence and stayed
really strong throughout the whole game, the girls
caught up in the third quarter and were only down by
2 points however unfortunately came away with a loss,
they really showed how strong they can play as a team.
C Grade Unfortunately didn’t come away with the result
we’d hoped for against Dromana on Thursday night but
every single player on that court put in all they had.
We showed a great level of ability in certain aspects of
the game and didn’t drop our heads despite what the
scoreboard showed. We continued to strive for a win until
the time ran out and all the girls should be proud of the
persistence and drive they showed.
B Grade girls also put in all they had, Meg did an
outstanding job in the middle court and never stopped
giving it all she had, Anna and Jen played back together
in goals and really put up a fight against some tough
defense!
A grade put up a great fight, knowing it was always going
to be tough but we were really pleased with the effort
from the team. All of the girls played really well and we
are very excited for what’s to come this season. We were
impressed with how well we could stay in the game and
proved we are capable. It’s going to be a big year
Go Sharks!
Netball Notes
Rye Demons
Red Hill Hills
The clubs first games of the season were a mixed bag. The
17’s opened proceedings and played a great competitive
game. Our young girls gained confidence as the game
progressed but they struggled to put the score on
the board early and unfortunately lost. This team will
improve each week. The C and B grade teams both won
their matches convincingly and their shared experience
with each other is their strength. Some of these ladies
have been playing together for a number of years and
they know they can rely on each other. The A grade
match was another story as our girls struggled to find the
right combinations which saw Rosebud take the win. It
was a positive start to the season and we all enjoyed the
day. Good luck this week. Go Dee’s.
Welcome to the 2016 Netball Season. Lisa Vines and
Sophie Fletcher are both continuing on as the A and B
Grade Coaches respectively. They are joined this season
by Kitty Wilson and Nicola Mold coaching the C Grade
and Tania Shannon coaching the U17 girls. Good luck in
all grades.
Our summer has been very busy with 12 new players
joining. We have lost 4 players, so there is plenty of
competition for places on match days. Christine Morgan
has also joined us in the Administration area and will
ensure that all girls are registered and paid up with the
VNA and Club Memberships. Please see Christine if you
haven’t already paid your membership.
The girls have also been very active in trying to help
raise money for improved Netball facilities (Netball Court
hopefully at some stage) but helping with the Car Show,
Red Hill Market and Red Hill Show. Thanks very much for
your extra effort in these areas.
Good luck to all teams today.
Crib Point Magpies
Crib Point has had a very solid pre-season across all
4 grades. We have maintained consistent numbers
throughout the weeks which has set us up for what we
hope to be our best season yet! On the courts this year
you will see some familiar faces, with most of the girls
returning from last season. We have welcomed back
some players from both; injuries and having a break. Also
we have welcomed some brand new players into the Crib
Point Family! This has a created a positive vibe around the
nest and created some diversity amongst each team. As
well as new players, we have gained two very gorgeous
baby mascots, India and Ollie; who without a doubt are
going to be the best looking bubs donning the black and
white this year! I am pleased to announce Belinda Keays
will be spreading her knowledge and expertise as our
A grade player/coach this season, she has a lot to offer
our A Grade team and I know the girls are very excited to
have her. B Grade coach will again be Adrienne Harris hoping to take her girls one step further this season! Leah
Moncrieff has taken on the C Grade role and is looking
forward to working with a great bunch of girls. Jane
Piotrowski has made the leap from coaching juniors into
coaching the 17s. Jane is a former senior player and has a
lot of expertise to share with the 17’s. Cribby is definitely
a club to look out for this season! We are fully prepared
for what will be an epic season and are excited to get out
on the court; round one against Red Hill! Good luck girls!
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Netball Ladders
A Grade
Team
P W D L F APts
%
Dromana110056
304
186.67
Tyabb 110041
324
128.13
Pearcedale
110031
304
103.33
Frankston100130
31096.77
Somerville
100132
41078.05
Sorrento 100130
56053.57
Crib Point0000000 0
Devon M 0000000 0
Hastings 0000000 0
Red Hill 0000000 0
Rosebud 0000000 0
Rye
0000000 0
B Grade
Team
P W D L F APts
%
Dromana110040
164
250.00
Somerville
110046
304
153.33
274
133.33
Frankston110036
Pearcedale
100127
36075.00
Tyabb 100130
46065.22
Sorrento 100116
400 40
Crib Point0000000 0
Devon M 0000000 0
Hastings 0000000 0
Red Hill 0000000 0
Rosebud 0000000 0
Rye
0000000 0
56def30
30 def by 31
32def by41
Dromana
Frankston Somerville 40def16
36 def 27
46 def 30 Dromana Frankston Somerville Rosebud
30 def
19 drew
31 def
15 def by
Dromana Rosebud
35 def
37 def
C Grade
Team
P W D L F APts
%
Frankston211019
196
100.00
Dromana110030
154
200.00
Rye
110030
154
200.00
Somerville
210131
224
140.91
Pearcedale
101019
192
100.00
Tyabb 100122
31070.97
Rosebud 100115
30050.00
Sorrento 100115
30050.00
Crib Point0000000 0
Devon M 0000000 0
Hastings 0000000 0
Red Hill 0000000 0
Under 17
Team
PBWD L F APts
%
Rosebud 10 1 0 0 3723 4 160.87
Dromana 10 1 0 0 3523 4 152.17
Tyabb
01000 0 04
0
Sorrento 10 0 0 1 2335 0 65.71
Rye
10 0 0 1 2337 0 62.16
Crib Point 00000 0 00
0
Devon M 00000 0 00
0
Pearcedale00000 0 00
0
0
Red Hill 00000 0 00
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a grade
Dromana
Frankston Somerville
b grade
c grade
U17
Sorrento
Pearcedale
Tyabb
Sorrento
Pearcedale
Tyabb
15 19
22 30 Sorrento
Pearcedale
Tyabb
Rye
23 23 Sorrento
Rye
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Peninsula Footy Update
SENIORS
Senior LADDERS
Team
PWL D F A
%Pts
Bonbeach9.8.62def byEdi-Asp10.11.71
Pines
110012354227.784
Edi-Asp 11007162114.524
Bonbeach1010627187.320
Seaford 10105412343.900
Mt Eliza 0000 0 0 0 0
Chelsea 0000 0 0 0 0
F’ston YCW0000 0 0 0 0
Karingal 0000 0 0 0 0
Langwarrin
0000 0 0 0 0
Mornington
0000 0 0 0 0
Seaford 7.12.54def byPines 18.15.123
RESERVES LADDERS
Team
PWL D F A
Reserves
Bonbeach
8.3.51defEdi-Asp 5.3.33
Seaford
13.15.93defPines 2.11.23
under 19
Bonbeach5.2.32def byEdi-Asp12.10.82
Seaford
21.17.143defPines
%Pts
Seaford 11009323404.354
Bonbeach11005133154.554
Edi-Asp 1010335164.710
Pines
1010239324.730
Karingal 0000 0 0 0 0
Mt Eliza 0000 0 0 0 0
F’ston YCW0000 0 0 0 0
Langwarrin
0000 0 0 0 0
Chelsea 0000 0 0 0 0
Mornington
0000 0 0 0 0
UNDER 19 LADDERS
Team
PWL D F A
%Pts
Seaford 11001431143004
Edi-Asp 11008232256.254
Bonbeach1010328239.020
Pines
1010 11430.70 0
Mt Eliza 0000 0 0 0 0
Chelsea 0000 0 0 0 0
Langwarrin
0000 0 0 0 0
Karingal 0000 0 0 0 0
Mornington
0000 0 0 0 0
F’ston YCW0000 0 0 0 0
MORNINGTON
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www.ahg.com.au/vic/mornington-nissan
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