YVMDFL 2012 Round 22

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Contact: Les King 0411 625 426
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Congratulations to all competing teams
in this weekend’s grand finals. The
commitment and passion shown by players
and hardworking volunteers will hopefully
reap you great dividends by the end of the
game. We have all grown up embracing
a winning culture and to that end, it helps
prepare your plans and strategies to
achieve ultimate success. Nevertheless,
not winning is not failure. Your very efforts
to make the major day in September is
also cause for celebration. Well done to all
competing clubs today.
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Whether it is netball or football, the bond
that is formed with your team mates,
especially in finals, is something that is
never forgotten, and to that end, it can
be one of the most rewarding experiences
in your lifetime. To all competing players,
you will be remembered for your positive
contributions in the spirit of our great
games. If you are playing, you have the
opportunity to etch an everlasting memory
by delivering unsurpassed efforts, inspiring
your team mates and lifting when the chips
are down…..no doubting that your ability
to stand tall when the pressure is on will
define your integrity & stamp you as a
match winner.
If you are spectating, spectate in a
positive manner as there is no doubt that
constructive support can generate far
more positive outcomes than anything
else. The focus is always on our players
but I would like to remind our players that
the very opportunity to play our great
sports is provided by our wonderful band of
community club volunteers who tirelessly
and without favour work hard to ensure
all runs smoothly. If you are playing, and
someone does something for you that
supports your on-field opportunity, say
thank you..... it means a whole lot more
than you could ever imagine.
Mad Monday & Trip Away Reminders
It is most sad and tragic to hear the news
of an AFL player passing away on a Trip
Away, a Trip Away which is supposed to
be fun. If you are having a Mad Monday
or partaking in a Trip Away, make it clear
to the participants what your expectations
are and what behaviours will be tolerated.
Absolutely, have a good time and enjoy
everyone’s company – but do it in a manner
that is respectful of everyone involved and
also to those in the wider community. Talk
about the risks that come with drinking –
none of us make good decisions when we
are drunk, and we need to look after our
mates.
Stick together as a group so that no-one
gets left behind to fend for themselves, or
no-one goes against the team rules. If you
need to, set up a buddy system and clearly
identify those that are designated non
drinkers who can assist.
Again, you want to know that your mate
is going to be there in support of you,
and that he will help you make the right
decision.
Good luck today and I hope your team
plays to potential.
STEPHEN WALTER
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This week’s broadcast is
Saturday 15 September
Under 18 – 9.30 Seville v Alexandra
Reserves – 11.50 Belgrave v Seville
Seniors – 2.30
Yarra Glen v Belgrave
Sunday 16 September
Woori Yallock v Upwey Tecoma
GOAL OF THE WEEK
Last week’s winner is...Damien Volta – G’brook C’katoo
Shane Smith – Seville
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Wazza
Well what can you say... maybe Belgrave
will determine how players and coaches react,
are the real deal. They humbled an out of
any early lead may just be the deciding factor
sorts Seville with the match well and truly
to win the game. Yarra Glen led early last
over before half time. Belgrave rose to the
time & Belgrave did not cope. Wazza reckons
challenge, however it was not without restless
Belgrave may just lead early and go all the
sleeps from all the coaching staff and club
way.
leaders. Now that the sicky feeling is out of
Now the other big match this weekend is
Belgrave’s gut, they now need to get serious
the battle of the mighty Tigers. Now I have
about their game plans on the wide expanses
used that word a touch flippantly as the roar
of Healesville’s ground. Wazza hopes that
from the Woori tiger has disappeared. No
Belgrave has changed their training routine
matter how many players you have out, even
and either had a run on Healesville’s ground
if it is your unlucky ground.... Woori was
or a run on a similar sized ground maybe in
dealt a major blow last week at the hands of
Cardinia. If they don’t adjust to the wide
Gembrook. Wazza can’t see how Woori can
open style of play Yarra Glen may just smash
recover, it won’t matter who they play, they
them.
will just not be ready.... I know miracles can
The keys to the game are the two full
happen, but Wazza is not sure how you can
forwards, Kueffer is a clever forward and is
freshen up minds and bodies after a 100+
an excellent judge of a mark. Wazza reckons
point thrashing. Now Woori’s opposition,
Raaymakers will pick him up, but he will
Upwey, is still playing finals, who would
need to be on his game as before you know
of thought that a few weeks ago. Upwey
it Kueffer has racked up 4 or 5. Mid field
has knocked over Monbulk and Wandin in
pressure will be key to stave off effective
convincing fashion and have nothing to lose.
forward thrusts, however, Wazza reckons
In fact that very mindset may just see them
Kueffer’s defensive ability maybe an attacking
go all the way. Upwey have truly embraced
opportunity for Belgrave, so Raaymakers
the challenge and are looking forward to the
may just run off and wreak havoc. At the
opportunity at Alexandra today... conversely
other end, Mitch Collins is strong and fast and
Woori maybe looking at Alexandra as a chore
Yarra Glen’s match up will be key. De Munk
rather than a challenge, they will be still
or Braden maybe given the job but Wazza
licking their wounds.
reckons that although both of these players
Wazza reckons Upwey has too much
are still playing good football , they are past
adrenalin to lose this match. Not sure how
their best years, whereas Collins is in his
Woori can turn it around.... nevertheless,
prime age group. Collins firing up forward
always be weary of the wounded Tiger.
is likely to be a match winner
for Belgrave. Belgrave need
Fitness for Cricket
to be sure that those elusive
crumbing forward are ready
6 weeks Sept-Oct
to pounce around the Collin’s
Football
Strength Programme
marking efforts... the crumbing
forwards may just be key for
6 weeks Oct-Nov
Belgrave’s success.
Now having said all of that Yarra
Glen has had the week off and
are ready. However, Belgrave
was not pushed too hard last
week and have had a cruisey
season. Wazza reckons the
week off will not matter too
much. The scoreboard pressure
Results Guaranteed!
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Top Goal Kickers 2012
Division One
Name
Club
Expert Tipsters
Division Two
Last Round
Goals
Name
Club
Belgrave
Yarra Glen
Seville
Kinglake
Yarra Junction
SENIORS
Daniel Lewis
Shannon Richardson
Damian Cupido
Michael Hughson
Matthew Cox
Woori Yallock
Gembrook Cockatoo
Mount Evelyn
Monbulk
Emerald
0
7
0
0
0
77
57
55
47
46
SENIORS
Mitchell Collins
Ryan Kueffer
Kane Jones
Josh Nixon
David Lever
RESERVES
Liam Main
Nathan Whelan
Brady Schubert
Damien Egan
Ryan Smith
Gembrook Cockatoo
Wandin
Olinda Ferny Creek
Warburton Millgrove
Woori Yallock
0
0
0
2
0
41
36
33
32
26
67
63
48
30
28
Under 18’S
Cameron Spaulding
Luke McPhee
Tyler Haugh
Aaron Rowe
Jesse Bombinski
Woori Yallock
Wandin
Upwey Tecoma
Wandin
Mount Evelyn
Barracuda Security Veterans
Daniel Thiele
Mt Evelyn
Marc Hodgson
Croydon North
Andrew Giblin
Mt Evelyn
Andrew Comerford Woori Yallock
Jon McGough
Emerald
2
4
5
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Division One
Name
Club
Last Round
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Goals
6
0
1
0
0
129
124
85
60
51
RESERVES
Brad Leary
Seville
Mark Francis
Belgrave
Alan De Keizer
Powelltown
Cameron Haynes
Belgrave
Peter Kiss
Yea
2
0
0
0
0
42
39
30
29
27
UNDER 18’S
Joshua Neal
William Goodwin
Jedd Hamill
Luke Hardy
Callum Orren
0
1
3
0
1
41
38
34
29
26
Seville
Yarra Glen
Alexandra
Belgrave
Yarra Glen
21
19
18
16
14
Top Goal Shooters 2012
Netball A Grade
Tess Linkins
Upwey Tecoma
Melissa Martinov
Wandin
Peri Stewart
Woori Yallock
Rachael Hickey
Mount Evelyn
Kylie Malone
Healesville
Netball A RESERVE
Jackie Cullimore
Mount Evelyn
Emma Mullinder
Monbulk
Hayley Thompson
Wandin
Melanie Hancock
Warburton Millg
Kylie Del Marco
Emerald
Netball B Grade
Michelle Tomlinson Upwey Tecoma
Elise Tanzen
Olinda Ferry Cr
Darcie Marmion
Mount Evelyn
Kristy Evans
Emerald
Tori Starling
Mount Evelyn
Netball B RESERVE
Naomi Hammett
Mount Evelyn
Lauren Walker
Warburton Millg
Amanda Sloane
Emerald
Lauren Smith
Olinda Ferry Cr
Taylor Murphy
Wandin
Last Round
Goals
14
32
33
22
0
503
472
471
414
390
29
39
17
0
0
555
522
385
333
322
11
21
14
0
16
451
447
371
296
280
13
7
0
25
20
355
324
289
277
213
230
Club
SENIORS A GRADE
Upwey Tecoma Woori Yallock
231
RESERVES A RESERVE
Warburton Millgrove Monbulk
UNDERS B GRADE
Upwey Tecoma Olinda Ferny Creek
Div 1
FOOTBALL 1 – Finals
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RESERVES A RESERVE
Warburton Millgrove Wandin
UNDERS B GRADE
Upwey Tecoma Upwey Tecoma
422
398
385
349
309
0
19
0
0
198
586
408
357
346
316
0
14
13
0
0
349
302
307
211
204
0
16
11
4
0
429
242
184
158
105
SENIORS
Belgrave
RESERVES
Belgrave
UNDERS
Seville
Div 1
SENIORS
Belgrave
RESERVES
Belgrave
UNDERS
Seville
SENIORS A GRADE
Upwey Tecoma Mt Evelyn
RESERVES A RESERVE
UNDERS B GRADE
Upwey Tecoma Upwey Tecoma
SENIORS
Yarra Glen
RESERVES
Belgrave
UNDERS
Alexandra
Div 1
NETBALL 1 – Finals
SENIORS A GRADE
Woori Yallock Mt Evelyn
RESERVES A RESERVE
Warburton Millgrove Wandin
UNDERS B GRADE
Emerald Olinda Ferny Creek
SENIORS
Yarra Glen
RESERVES
Seville
UNDERS
Seville
Div 1
SENIORS A GRADE
Woori Yallock Woori Yallock
6
Div 2
A GRADE
Yarra Junction
A RESERVE
Yea
B GRADE
Alexandra
RESERVES A RESERVE
UNDERS B GRADE
Emerald Olinda Ferny Creek
B RESERVE
Mt Evelyn
10
Div 2
A GRADE
Yarra Glen
A RESERVE
Powelltown
B GRADE
Yarra Glen
8
Div 2
A GRADE
Yarra Junction
A RESERVE
Powelltown
B GRADE
Yarra Glen
James Merlino - State Member for Monbulk
8
8
B RESERVE
Seville
B RESERVE
Mt Evelyn
191
B GRADE
Yarra Glen
Tony Smith – Federal Member for Casey
8
A RESERVE
Yea
B RESERVE
Seville
B RESERVE
Mt Evelyn
224
A GRADE
Yarra Glen
B RESERVE
Seville
Sandy Roberts – Channel 7
Div 2
B RESERVE
Yea
B RESERVE
Olinda Ferny Creek
Goals
0
14
28
0
0
Stephen Walter – yvmdfl CEO
SENIORS A GRADE
Upwey Tecoma Mt Evelyn
7
Last Round
B RESERVE
Olinda Ferny Creek
Division Two
Netball A Grade
Kara Salmon
Belgrave
Zoe Abbruzzese
Seville
Tarryn Thom
Yarra Glen
Lauren Steyger
Alexandra
Emma Litterbach
Yarra Junction
Netball A RESERVE
Rebecca Groen
Seville
Alexandra Gawley
Belgrave
Sharnie Gray
Yarra Glen
Grace Westwood
Alexandra
Natalie Glanville
Belgrave
Netball B Grade
Louise Chapple
Alexandra
Amee Williams
Belgrave
Naomi Hargreaves
Belgrave
Rebecca Bastion
Yea
Shelley Gray
Powelltown
Netball B RESERVE
Carroline Nyhuis
Seville
Jade White
Yea
Karen Richards
Alexandra
Stacey Rennie
Alexandra
Anna Oliver
Yea
Leo Groenewegen – yvmdfl President
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Name
Div 1
SENIORS
Yarra Glen
RESERVES
Seville
UNDERS
Seville
Div 2
A GRADE
Yarra Junction
A RESERVE
Yea
B GRADE
Yarra Glen
7
B RESERVE
Seville
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Keiko
Bendigo Bank Community Tipping Competition
Healesville v Woori Yallock - 1968 grand final
There were three strong contenders for
the 1968 premiership. Healesville, which
topped the ladder with a 17-1 record, had
not seemed inconvenienced by having to
play its home matches in the middle of the
Healesville racecourse. Upwey-Tecoma,
premiers of 1966-67, finished second with
15 wins. Woori Yallock was third with 14 wins
and a draw. Woori was the only side to defeat
Healesville during the year, but an 8 point
loss to wooden spooner Emerald in round 11
cost the Tigers the double chance.
Woori Yallock comfortably defeated Monbulk
in the first semi final. The following Saturday,
Healesville outlasted Upwey to win a rugged
second semi by 9 points. Woori Yallock used
the wide expanses of the Gembrook ground
to outpace Upwey in the preliminary final and
win its way through to the grand final by 28
points.
Healesville went confidently into the grand
final, with coach Wally McKenzie declaring
that ‘with our blending of youth and
experience and all our players prepared to
give their best, we should be able to blanket
Woori’. Healesville captain Jim Wandin was
the Bloods’ trump card. The 35 year old
former St.Kilda player was a brilliant centre
half back and was equally at home at centre
half forward.
The Tigers also expected to make a good
showing. The Gembrook ground suited
Woori’s play-on style. Star ruckman Jeff
Chapman, fresh from winning the YVMDFL
best and fairest award, and champion
centreman Ronald Hunter were Woori’s most
celebrated players.
A huge crowd at Gembrook watched on as
Woori Yallock jumped Healesville in the first
quarter and slammed on five goals. Although
kicking with the wind, the Bloods were
ragged up forward and managed only 1.6.
Healesville settled in the second term and
managed to reduce the deficit to 4 points.
The Tigers responded emphatically, with
forwards Haag and McDonald putting on
three quick goals.
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After half time the Bloods moved Collis to
full forward, Chater to centre half back, and
Fisher onto the ball. These moves had the
effect of giving Healesville’s forward line
more bite. Woori Yallock’s team work and
sure ball handling began to break down as
the Bloods stormed back. With Endacott
on top in the ruck, Healesville erased the
deficit and went on to a 10 point lead. For
Healesville, Bates in the centre and Aitken
on the wing were both doing well against the
Woori stars, Hunter and Tiller. Late in the
quarter the Tigers booted a goal to draw to
within 3 points.
Early in the last term, Collis and Wandin
both missed important shots at goal for
Healesville. Woori then took over for a time
and put on three quick goals, the last of
which was a spectacular 60-yard effort by
McDonald. With only fifteen minutes left
to play, both reserves were on the ground
for Healesville and the Bloods trailed by 16
points.
Waixel, coming into the game after a quiet
start, kicked a goal for the Bloods at the
18 minute mark. Two minutes later, Cosson
slammed through a 50-yard goal, and rover
Hay squeezed through another from a tight
angle to give Healesville a 2 point lead.
After two quick behinds from the Tigers,
scores were level after 24 minutes and the
crowd was at fever pitch. A Woori Yallock
forward marked the kick-in, but could
manage only a point. Some great defence
from Smith and Robinson for Healesville
saw the ball transferred to Bates on the
half forward flank. Bates goaled to give
Healesville the lead once more. The brilliant
Tiller then broke free for Woori, bouncing
the ball twice and launching a long shot
at goal. Endacott punched the ball clear,
and Healesville regained possession. Smith
passed to Robinson, and on to Jim Ure who
coolly kicked the ball out of bounds just as
the siren sounded.
Final scores - 1968 grand final
Healesville
11.20 (86)
Woori Yallock
12.9 (81)
NAME
Round: 1 Jarrod Exton
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18TOTAL
8 7 6 8 7 6 6 4 8 5 5 8 7 6 7 7 6 7 118
2 L. Lohan-McDougall 5 6 8 8 7 6 6 4 7 7 5 9 7 6 7 6 7 7 118
3 Michael Owen
6 5 7 7 6 3 6 7 9 6 6 8 7 7 7 6 7 7 117
4 Caz Goodie
7 8 5 7 7 6 9 3 8 6 4 7 8 8 7 7 3 7 117
5 Damien Smith 4 6 6 9 5 6 6 4 9 5 6 7 8 6 7 8 7 8 117
6 Shane Pearton 7 8 8 5 6 7 7 3 8 7 5 8 8 5 6 7 6 6 117
7 M. Fitzgerald
8 4 7 8 6 7 5 4 7 7 5 8 8 7 5 5 6 6 114
8 Josh Lewis
8 6 7 8 6 6 7 4 8 7 4 7 8 6 7 6 3 6 114
9 Travis Marsham 7 6 6 8 8 5 7 4 8 4 5 7 5 5 5 7 8 8 113
10N. Crossland
8 7 4 6 8 6 7 4 7 5 5 8 7 5 7 6 5 8 113
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Ruck: Craig Clarke (Gembrook Cockatoo)
Ruck/Rover: Ricky Clark (Gembrook Cockatoo)
Rover: Jayden Orger (Upwey Tecoma)
Coach:
Travis Marsham (Gembrook Cockatoo)
Assistant Coach:
Danny Ryan (Woori Yallock)
Ben Collins (Belgrave)
Back
(EXCLUDES BREAKFAST SUBS AND CANNOT BE USED WITH ANY OTHER VOUCHER OR OFFER)
Nathan Muratore
Michael Witkowski
(Gembrook Cockatoo)
(Woori Yallock)
Nathan Leversha
(Gembrook Cockatoo)
Half Back
Centre
Half Forward
Josh Taylor
Nathan Brown
Sam Gooley
(V/C) (Emerald)
(Gembrook Cockatoo)
(Upwey Tecoma)
Tim Williamson
Jarrod Bayliss
Caillan Porter
(Woori Yallock)
(C) (Wandin)
(Emerald)
Liam Barnard
Brendan Sneddon
Andrew Walker
(Warburton Millgrove)
(Woori Yallock)
(Gembrook Cockatoo)
Daniel Lewis
(Woori Yallock)
Forward
The Alexandra Football/Netball Club
is seeking expressions of interest
for a senior football coach in 2013.
Please contact President Ray Steyger
on 5772 2627 or email [email protected]
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Mitch Collins
Wayne Robertson
(Belgrave)
(Yarra Junction)
Interchange:
Shaun Lucas (Monbulk)
Ryan Kueffer (Yarra Glen)
Owen Millwood (Olinda Ferny Creek)
Thomas Stubley (Belgrave)
supporting community
footy and netball
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Division One Looking Back by Carli Mitchell
Football & Netball finals fever has hit the
Yarra Valley; the preliminary finals for Division
1 will be played at Alexandra this Sunday
September 16, whilst the grand finals for
Division 2 will be played at Healesville this
Saturday September 15. The Division 2
Seniors grand final between Yarra Glen and
Belgrave is one not to be missed, as Yarra
Glen are the only team to beat Belgrave all
season. How far can Upwey Tecoma go,
considering it was only a few weeks ago they
weren’t even in the top 5? The Mount Evelyn
netballers suffered their first loss against
Wandin, so now they are fighting for the right
to play them in the grand final – is the upand-coming Woori Yallock the dark horse of
the competition? The Seville Under 18s once
again see themselves partaking in a grand
final, with their opponent being Alexandra, a
side that has overcome plenty of odds to get
to where they are today. The Yarra Junction
netballers have come out of nowhere to earn
a spot in the grand final, and they will once
again face off against Yarra Glen in what
should be a great match. All of these games
are worth checking out, but the Yarra Glen/
Belgave grand final on Saturday 15th is one
not to be missed.
DIVISION 1 SENIORS
Gembrook Cockatoo 22.16.148 def
Woori Yallock 4.9.33
Having had the week off due to finishing on
top of the ladder, Gembrook Cockatoo dealt
their opponent in Woori Yallock a heavy blow
when they met at Warburton last week.
Woori were missing a few of their regular
players, and the inexperience showed on the
scoreboard as Gembrook kicked themselves
a very handy lead. Many people were led to
expect this match to be a close one, but it
was far from it; Gembrook had an eight goal
to nil first term, and from there, Woori had
the impossible task of trying to close the gap
between them and their opponent. Shannon
Richardson was a stand-out up forward for
Gembrook, kicking seven goals in a close to
best on ground performance; Andrew Shipp
(1 goal) was the player that caused the most
problems for Woori Yallock. By the time Woori
kicked their first goal in the second term, they
were already eleven goals down, with their
more experienced players not getting their
hands on the footy and having any impact on
the match. Shane Williams (3 goals), Ricky
Clark (3 goals) and Damien Volta (2 goals)
were also in Gembrook’s best, ensuring their
side has a spot in this year’s grand final.
Wandin 12.10.82 def by
Upwey Tecoma 16.25.121
Considering where Upwey Tecoma was
towards the beginning of the season and
where they are now, the side has done a very
good job of turning their fortune around –
and the next time this was to happen, it was
against Wandin at Yarra Junction last week.
Upwey just about kicked themselves out of
the game in the first quarter, managing to
kick only one goal from nine shots; Wandin,
on the other hand, was off to a flying start.
But it was the second quarter where Upwey
got back into the game, not only on the
scoreboard, but also pressure; two goals was
the difference at the major break, due to
Upwey’s inaccuracy. Jarrod Bayliss (1 goal)
and Rhys Chapman were best for their side
in their loss, but they were unable to lift
their team when they needed something to
get them going. The third term saw Upwey
stack on seven goals to three, and by this
time, Wandin were too far behind to recover
from the deficit. Sam Waters (1 goal), Blair
Sheppard (1 goal) and Chad Davis were best
for Upwey, proving that their wayward kicking
wasn’t going to cause any problems for their
overall score.
DIVISION 1 UNDER 18s
Upwey Tec. 8.10.58 def by Wandin 9.6.60
The games between these two sides over the
course of the year has been nothing short
of fantastic – and this semi final, played at
Yarra Junction, was the best of the lot. It’s
always do or die between Upwey Tecoma
and Wandin, and when it came down to it,
only two points could separate the winner
from the loser. Five points proved to be the
biggest difference at the major break, where
the game failed to break out to anything
above double digits. Tyler Haugh was Upwey’s
shining light up forward with five goals, as
was Luke McPhee for Wandin, who continues
his fine form during the past few weeks
with four of his own. The match was a bit
scrappy at times, with clearances becoming
increasingly difficult as the match progressed;
Jarrad Glenn (1 goal) and Liam McGookin took
matters into their own hands when Wandin
needed someone to stand up. Although it
may seem that Upwey may have kicked
themselves out of the game, they ultimately
lost to a side who played better when it really
counted.
Woori Yallock 7.5.47 def by
Emerald 13.9.87
Emerald has gone from strength-to-strength,
and with their next opponent being Woori
Yallock, they knew they had to take their
game to another level. Both sides started off
well, and the pressure around the ground
was intense; goals were hard to come by, and
the football was found at the base of packs
as opposed to being in dispute. The second
quarter was played in a very similar manner,
but it was where Emerald had started to make
their move, led by the likes of Ben O’Ryan
(1 goal), Nathan Bownds and Tim Ferguson.
Half time may have seemed to have come
at a bad time for Emerald, but they came
out firing in the third term, demonstrating
their consistency and ability to maintain the
playing style they had applied late in the
second term. Woori began to look sluggish in
comparison, and they were second to each
contest, getting beaten by their opponent
in the most crucial aspects of the match.
Emerald’s Jack Preston kicked a handy five
goals up forward, dominating in his respective
position; by the end of the game, Woori
Yallock had simply run out of legs against a
well-performed Emerald.
The Healesville Football and Netball club are seeking
expressions of interest for the following positions
for the 2013 football/netball season:
SENIOR FOOTBALL COACH – Playing or Non Playing
RESERVES FOOTBALL COACH – Playing or Non Playing
UNDER 18’S FOOTBALL COACH
NETBALL COACHES FOR ALL GRADES (A, A Reserve, B and B Reserve)
Playing or Non Playing
Please apply in writing to HFNC Executive Committee – Attention Kym Estcourt
HFNC, PO Box 119, Healesville, 3777
Or for more information email [email protected]
Applications close Friday 28th September at 5pm for all positions
Division One Looking Ahead by Carli Mitchell
DIVISION 1 SENIORS
Woori Yallock vs Upwey Tecoma
Upwey Tecoma has yet to put a foot wrong
in this year’s finals, so it will be interesting
to see how they go up against Woori Yallock,
who in turn suffered a heavy loss at the
hands of Gembrook Cockatoo last week
in the semi final. Woori was missing a few
of its usual line-up, so hopefully they will
have returned for this week. It will also be
interesting to see how both these teams will
go playing up at Alexandra, on a surface they
don’t play on, and at a venue that requires a
bit of travel. Woori’s Daniel Lewis had a stellar
game against Wandin up forward, but had
no influence against Gembrook – he’ll need
to stand up for his side, because when he’s
on a lead, he’s next to impossible to stop.
Anthony Witkowski has had a great season,
and he will be someone Upwey needs to be
wary of, as well as Patrick Sharp and Danny
Ryan. The ground may favour Woori Yallock
more so than Upwey Tecoma, but the latter
has proven that they’re very good at adapting
to the different conditions – this game should
prove no different. Tyson Heinrich and Tom
Hedge are only a couple of players that Woori
need to be careful of, as they always lead by
example. I just think Upwey are a bit more
primed than Woori.
DIVISION 1 RESERVES
Upwey Tecoma vs Warburton Millgrove
Upwey Tecoma was very unlucky to lose by a
mere two points to Healesville, so now they
will be playing against Warburton Millgrove
in a do-or-die match. Warburton has come a
very long way since finishing the season in
fifth, but they have a very difficult task ahead
of them as Upwey finished on top – and are
shaping up to be the team most likely to
walk away as the victor. But Warby’s do-ordie attitude has gotten them to where they
are now, and they will continue to play in the
same manner; they are ones not to give up,
and they will give Upwey a very good run
for their money. Jake Hughes and Jackson
Lucas starred in Upwey’s loss to Healesville,
and they will undoubtedly continue to play
the same way to hopefully lead their side to
victory; a single forward will be the least of
Warby’s problems, as Upwey is known to have
multiple goal scorers. Playing at Alexandra will
provide neither side with an advantage, but it
may well resemble Warburton’s ground more
so than Upwey’s. Luke James and Daniel
Ormsby will be the ones to watch for Warby,
as will be Scott Muir. I fancy the underdog –
it’s the Burras for me.
Upwey Tecoma vs Emerald
Emerald has the very tough task of trying to
beat Upwey Tecoma today, having defeated
Woori Yallock by a comfortable forty points
to get them to the preliminary. All year it has
been a contest between Upwey and Wandin,
but with Emerald now in the mix to shake
things up, anything can happen. Upwey
Tecoma has only lost to Wandin this season,
so recent history will be in favour of them –
but with the way Emerald are playing, they
are rewriting the final pages. Upwey’s Tyler
Haugh kicked five goals against Wandin last
week, so he will be wanting to continue in the
same manner against Emerald – containing
him and Mitch Hannon will be the key to
achieving victory for the Bombers. If Emerald
manage to win this game, they may just not
be the dark horse of the competition after
all. Jack Preston is also coming off a five goal
haul, so this game may just well be a shootout between the two teams’ forward lines;
Wayde Ladner and Nathan Bownds are also
ones to watch for Emerald in this match, and
who knows, Emerald may come out on top
against all odds.
Supporting
community sport
Supporting Yarra Ranges
community footy and
netball
Bendigo Bank and its Community
Bank® branch partners have long
been supporters of community footy
and netball in the Yarra Ranges.
In fact, wherever local football is
played, the Bendigo is probably there
too.
Just like a premiership winning team,
Bendigo Community Bank® branches
are really kicking some goals.
And with new branches and ATMs
opening all the time, it’s never been
easier to bank with the Bendigo.
Call your local Branch Manager at:
Belgrave - Charmaine Jeffery, phone 9752 6606
Cockatoo - Elise Turnedge, phone 5968 8831
Healesville - Suzanne Dixon, phone 5962 1011
Kinglake - Dion Shirley, phone 5786 1656
Mt Evelyn - Leanne Vaytauer, phone 9737 1833
Monbulk - Troy McDonald, phone 9752 1130
Montrose - David Watt, phone 9728 3177
Olinda/Mt Dandenong - Luan Hanlen, phone 9751 0744
Seville - Jackie Butler, phone 5961 9303
Upwey - Luan Hanlen, phone 9754 1200
Wandin - Tony Forbes, phone 5964 4595
Warburton - Darren Pennington, phone 5966 2122
Woori Yallock - Rick Tolsher, phone 5961 5644
Yarra Junction - Adam Whitworth, phone 5967 1919
Yea - Lyn Southurst, phone 5797 2188
Bendigo and Adelaide Bank Limited ABN 11 068 049 178 AFSL 237879 (S39870) (04/12)
Yarra Ranges Community Bank®branches
DON’T GO MAD ON MONDAY
As the season wraps up for another year
for the majority of VCFL clubs over the
next few weeks, the desire to ‘celebrate’
the season is often high on the priority list
for players and volunteers.
Mad Monday is a fixture of the community
sports calendar just like it is with the AFL
boys.
While we recognise that it is important for
your players and volunteers to celebrate
the hard work you have put in together all
year, it is critical that you don’t let all your
team rules go out the window with a binge
drinking session that has the risk of going
sour.
It is clearly documented that risky
behavior is heightened with excessive use
of alcohol.
There is an increased risk of violence
and assault; increased potential of risky
behavior like swimming or driving while
under the influence; and the risk that
the clubs reputation is hurt if someone
damages themselves or property while
‘celebrating’ too hard.
There have been too many hours of hard
work this year for it all to go down the
drain with the actions of a minority under
the influence of alcohol and peer pressure.
The Australian Drug Foundation, through
the Good Sports Program, encourages
clubs to think about Mad Monday and set
some ground rules before it comes around.
The President and the team leaders play
an important role in setting the boundaries
and standards for Mad Monday – just as
you set the ground rules for club culture on
the field of play.
Let’s have a look at team rules and how
they apply to Mad Monday:
Instructive Voice
Make it clear to the participants what your
expectations are and what behaviours will
be tolerated. Absolutely, have a good time
and enjoy everyone’s company – but do it
in a manner that is respectful of everyone
involved and also to those in the wider
community.
Talk about the risks that come with
drinking – none of us make good decisions
when we are drunk, and we need to look
after our mates.
Don’t sit back in silence. Use your voice to
get to the goal – having a good time and
celebrating another season just gone.
Numbers to the Ball
It is important to support each other on
Mad Monday just like you do on the field.
Stick together as a group so that no-one
gets left behind to fend for themselves, or
no-one goes against the team rules. If you
need to, set up a buddy system and clearly
identify those that are designated non
drinkers who can assist.
Again, you want to know that your mate
is going to be there in support of you,
and that he will help you make the right
decision. An ‘all-in’ culture will also
assist when the need to move venues, to
finish, or to clear out of a public space is
required.
The 1%’ers
Preparation and the 1%ers are also
important when it comes to Mad Monday.
Make sure there is plenty of food before
and during the event. Schedule times for
the group to sit down for a meal, or make
sure that finger food is circulated during
the event.
Keep drinking water. Drinking alcohol
quickly dehydrates your system, and
alternating an alcoholic drink with a water
during the day will help with the way you
feel now and tomorrow – it will also reduce
the total amount of drinks you have during
the day.
Keep yourself busy – play a few games of
pool, have a dance, and get around the
room for conversations. Don’t get sucked
into shouts – drink at your own pace.
Know your own limits.
Leadership
Leadership does not stop on the field.
It is more important than ever that the
club leaders play a role in monitoring
the behavior of the group, and setting
the standard on Mad Monday. You have
no issue reminding a player of their
responsibilities on the field and the team
rules - pull up any blokes that are straying
from the group on the grog and set them
straight.
Respect
Probably the most important word for Mad
Monday is RESPECT.
Not everyone in the community will share
your sentiment that you deserve to ‘have
a big one’ at the end of the season – to
them it will represent all that is bad about
football culture.
Give them no reason to make a complaint
or feel aggrieved by your behavior (best
to celebrate out of the public eye in the
clubrooms or ‘closed function’ if possible).
Give them every reason to respect the way
you carry yourselves as a bunch of players
and officials who are proud of themselves
and respect community values.
The Rules of the Game
It is against the law for anyone under the
age of 18 to be drinking alcohol.
Don’t let anyone who has been drinking to
drive anywhere, anytime.
What will the group think if you are out of
control, or passed out on the floor? Does
this give them licence to imitate your
behavior?
Seville Football Netball Club
are seeking coach’s for football & netball all grades
contact Graham Gniel on 0418 740 353
or [email protected]
www.highmountain.com.au
Division One Seniors – Preliminary Final
Division One Seniors – Preliminary Final
Playing at Alexandra – Sunday 16th September, 2.10pm
Woori Yallock
Coach:
Danny Ryan
Hayden Smith
Joel Coombs
Danny Hyndman
Patrick Sharp
Michael Batten
Brendan Sneddon
Luke Boontjes
Jake Matthews
Daniel Lewis
Michael King
Daniel Mock
Kody Busoli
Tim Williamson
Ryan Smith
Dan Ryan
Joel Williamson
Fraser Elliott
Danny Ryan
Nick Tennant
Anthony Witkowski
Joel Adams
Michael Witkowski
Woori Yallock
Followers
Upwey Tecoma
Woori
Yallock
Coach:
Greg Spence
Goals Points
1
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
18
24
32
33
37
38
45
49
David VanHoorn
Chris Hayes
Steve Brotja
Wade Porter
Brent Coviello
Jesse Dunne
Blair Sheppard
Ben Hinton
Jayden Orger
Tim Harris
Tom Hedge
Sam Gooley
Simon Mitchell
Chad Davis
Sam Waters
Josh Kamoen
Steven Dawson
Tyson Heinrich
Paul Broecker
Tom Robinson
Billy Duncan
Daniel Sheers
Daniel Waters
Tim Hansen
Kyle Granda
Liam O’Brien
Interchange from:
Joel Coombs (3)
Anthony Witkowski (38)
David Van Hoorn (2)
Tyson Heinrich (29)
Luke Boontjes (8)
Daniel Waters (47)
Goals Points
2
3
4
5
6
7
9
10
13
14
15
16
17
19
25
27
28
29
31
33
39
44
47
59
71
72
Dan Ryan (18)
Joel Adams (45)
Jake Matthews (9)
Michael Witkowski (49)
Blair Sheppard (9)
Dan Mock (12)
Ryan Smith (15)
Hayden Smith (1)
Danny Hyndman (4)
Kody Busoli (13)
Tom Robinson (33)
Michael Batten (6)
Simon Mitchell (17)
Michael Witkowski (49)
Jayden Orger (13)
Patrick Sharp (5)
Brent Coviello (6)
Michael Batten (6)
Chad Davis (19)
Brendan Sneddon (7)
Sam Waters (25)
Kody Busoli (13)
Samuel Gooley (16)
Fraser Elliott (32)
Ben Hinton (10)
Daniel Lewis (10)
Daniel Sheers (44)
Danny Ryan (33)
Paul Broecker (31)
Upwey
Tecoma
Nick Tennant (37)
Steve Brotja (4)
Upwey Tecoma
Followers
Tom Hedge (15)
Steve Dawson (28)
Kyle Grenda (71)
Interchange from:
Liam O’Brien (72)
Billy Duncan (39)
Josh Kamoen (27)
Tim Harris (14)
Wade Porter (5)
Chris Hayes (3)
Jesse Dunne (7)
Tim Hansen (59)
Division One Reserves – Preliminary Final
Division One Reserves – Preliminary Final
Upwey Tecoma
Coach:
Rodney Lee
Darren Spence
Jesse Dunne
Ben Waters
Isaac Krijt
Jacob Krijt
Sean Spruhan
Ryley Hannagan
Robbie Huxtable
Jackson Lucas
Ben Lane
Jack Hughes
Glen Stephens
Ray Boulter
Joel Wille
Dylan Price
Josh McMillan
Jake Hinton
Sean Paxton
Brenton Jones
Tim Hansen
Lachlan Dennis
Dillon Devers
Billy Huxtable
Seamus Parkinson
Scott Padgett
Liam Vander Laak
Jake Schmidt
Declan Burke
Sean Dove
Stan Mills
Toby McMillan
Upwey Tecoma
Followers
Warburton Millgrove
Isaac Krijt (12)
Toby McMillan (82)
Ben Lane (36)
upwey
Tecoma
Coach:
Aaron Pye
Goals Points
2
7
11
12
20
24
26
30
35
36
37
38
40
42
43
45
48
55
58
59
62
65
66
68
69
73
74
75
76
77
82
Goals Points
1
3
4
8
9
10
13
18
19
20
21
24
26
28
29
31
32
34
35
40
41
44
45
46
47
50
Corrie Crunden
Will Shepherd
Danny Ormsby
Jackson Jones
Carl Morgan
Josh James
Nic Toy
Kris Hall
Daniel Hewitt
Cody Ladewig
Stuart Irwin
Dale Morris
Dale Naggar
Jason Crimsby
Jordan Iverach
Terry VanHorick
Aaron Pye
Ash Taylor
Scott Muir
Tom Marr
Isaac Andueza
Brenton Morris
Luke James
Nick Terrill
Leigh Weir
Damien Egan
Interchange from:
Dillon Devers (65)
Jackson Lucas (35))
Cody Ladewig (20)
Jackson Jones (8)
Jacob Krijt (20)
Dale Morris (24)
Ryley Hannagan (26)
Aaron Pye (32)
Jack Hughes (37)
Scott Muir (35)
Stan Mills (77)
Josh James (10)
Jake Schmidt (74)
Isaac Andueza (41)
Ray Boulter (40)
Leigh Weir (47)
Seamus Parkinson (68)
Billy Huxtable (66) Daniel Hewitt (19)
Will Shepherd (3)
Liam Vander Laak (73)
Ash Taylor (34)
Jesse Dunne (7)
Kris Hall (18)
Darren Spence (2)
Damien Egan (50)
Jake Hinton (48)
Danny Ormsby (4)
Warburton
Millgrove
Lachlan Dennis (62)
Brenton Jones (58)
Josh McMillan (45)
Declan Burke (75)
Dylan Price (43)
Glen Stephens (38)
Sean Spruhan (24)
Scott Padgett (69)
Ben Waters (11)
Joel Wille (42)
Tim Hansen (59)
Robbie Huxtable (30)
Brenton Morris (44)
Warburton
Millgrove
Followers
Dale Naggar (26)
Carl Morgan (9)
Jason Crimsby (28)
Interchange from:
Luke James (45)
Jordan Iverach (29)
Nick Terrill (46)
Stuart Irwin (21)
Tom Marr (40)
Nic Toy (13)
Corrie Crunden (1)
Terry Van Horick (31)
Division One Under 18 – Preliminary Final
Division One Under 18 – Preliminary Final
Playing at Alexandra – Sunday 16th September, 10.15am
Upwey Tecoma
Coach:
Craig Waters
James Blair
Callum Buxton
Nathan Beacom
Christopher Brown
Keenan Hinton
Steven Atherton
Sam Glazner
James Gray
Nick Wood
Jake Eccleston
Rory Burke
BJ Dowling
Tyler Haugh
Luke Williams
Andrew Gray
Luke Hannon
Matthew Gottliebsen
Mitch Hannon
James Robertson
Shaun Dinsdale
Will Mutschler
Callum Craig
Alexander Kelly
Brent King
Jackson Barnard
Matthew Chambers
Liam Buxton
Upwey Tecoma
Followers
Emerald
Liam Buxton (62)
Brent King (27)
Alexander Kelly (25)
upwey
Tecoma
Coach:
Steven Sullivan
Goals Points
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
20
21
23
24
25
27
40
41
62
Callum Craig (24)
Andrew Gray (15)
Kieren Burns (16)
Ryan Strong (3)
Matt Gottliebsen)
Daniel Cann (36)
Goals Points
2
3
4
5
7
8
11
15
16
19
20
23
25
26
28
31
32
34
36
38
50
60
Andrew Ritchie
Ryan Strong
Cameron Williams
Jack Preston
Ryan Crowley
Tom Faulkner
Jason Reilly
Wayde Ladner
Kieren Burns
Nathan Bownds
Matthew Haesler
Dale Karacsconyi
Tim Ferguson
Daniel Bond
Nathan Triandafillou
Aiden Mills
Daniel Bekins
Casey Thomson
Daniel Cann
Ben O’Ryan
Jye Klaassen
Corey Deringowski
James Gray (8)
Aiden Mills (31)
Interchange from:
Keenan Hinton (5)
Daniel Bond (26)
Luke Williams (14)
Tim Ferguson (25)
Nathan Beacom (3)
Nathan Bownds (19)
James Blair (1)
Corey Deringowski (60)
Will Mutschler (23)
Dale Karacsconyi (23)
Mitch Hannon (18)
Casey Thomson (34)
Luke Hannon (16)
Jye Klaassen (50)
James Robertson (20)
Matthew Haesler (20)
Tyler Haugh (13)
Ryan Crowley (7)
Christopher Brown (4)
Cameron Williams (4)
EMerald
Jackson Barnard (40)
Matthew Chambers (41)
BJ Dowling (12)
Sam Glazner (7)
Shaun Dinsdale (21)
Nick Wood (9)
Steven Atherton (6)
Jake Eccleston (10)
Rory Burke (11)
Callum Buxton (2)
Andrew Ritchie (2)
Emerald
Followers
Ben O’Ryan (38)
Wayde Ladner (15)
Tom Faulkner (8)
Interchange from:
Jack Preston (5)
Daniel Bekins (32)
Nathan Triandafillou (28)
Jason Reilly (11)
Awards
Division 1
Goal of the Year
Callum Urquhart
Mt Evelyn
Seniors
Harold Ramage Medal
Ricky Clark
G’brook Cockatoo
30 Votes
Mark of the Year
Brendan Sneddon
Woori Yallock
Reserves
Len Strattford Medal
Glen Dingwall
Wandin
16 Votes
Volunteer of the Year
Lesa Moate
Yarra Glen
Under 18
Ron Hunter Medal
Lee Barker
Wandin
18 Votes
Trainer of the Year
Cheryl Gaskin
Upwey Tecoma
A Grade
Jodi Chandler Medal
Krista Tomlinson
Upwey Tecoma
27 Votes
Umpire of the Year
Jason Newman
A Reserve
Katie Lowe
Upwey Tecoma
26 Votes
Champion Club
Seville
83 Wins for Season
B Grade
Carla Volta
Emerald
28 Votes
Most Disciplined Club
1st Division
Wandin
B Reserve
Naomi Edwards
Mt Evelyn
18 Votes
2nd Division
Kinglake
Daniel Lewis
Woori Yallock
68 Goals
Tim Scott
Olinda Ferny Creek
Reserves
Liam Main
Gembrook Cockatoo
40 Goals
Dean deMunk
Yarra Glen
Under 18
Cameron Spaulding
Woori Yallock
65 Goals
Jarrod Bayliss
Wandin
Tess Linkins
Upwey Tecoma
469 Goals
Josh Taylor
Emerald
A Reserve
Jackie Cullimore
Mt Evelyn
526 Goals
Caillan Porter
Emerald
B Grade
Michelle Tomlinson
Upwey Tecoma
419 Goals
Nathan Muratore
Gembrook Cockatoo
B Reserve
Naomi Hammett
Mt Evelyn
318 Goals
Mark Sandilands
Wayne Robertson
Yarra Junction
24 Votes
Seniors
A Grade
Leading Goal Kicker
Leading Goal Shooter
Division 2
Seniors
Reserves
Alan Morgan Medal
Matthew Meyer
Belgrave
24 Votes
Arthur Cowley Medal
Luke Casini
Seville
14 Votes
Under 18
Arthur Cowley Medal
Christopher Moate
Yarra Glen
14 Votes
A Grade
Jessica Walker
Alexandra
41 Votes
A Reserve
Miranda Walker
Powelltown
21 Votes
B Grade
Sally Krijt
Alexandra
30 Votes
B Reserve
Jade White
Yea
13 Votes
B Reserve
Kim Kennedy
Seville
13 Votes
Mitchell Collins
Belgrave
118 Goals
Reserves
Brad Leary
Seville
36 Goals
Under 18
Joshua Neal
Seville
39 Goals
Kara Salmon
Belgrave
422 Goals
A Reserve
Rebecca Groen
Seville
505 Goals
B Grade
Louise Chapple
Alexandra
306 Goals
B Reserve
Carroline Nyhuis
Seville
400 Goals
A Grade
VIC Country Reps
Team of the Year
Jim Wandin Medal
Under 18
Seniors
Life Members
Leading Goal Kicker
Leading Goal Shooter
See attached
Veterans
Mark Darcy Medal
Ross McDonald
Croydon North
14 Votes
Leading Goal Kicker
Daniel Thiele
Mt Evelyn
21 Goals
Interleague Player of Carnival
Tony Mitchell Medal
Senior
Justin Myers
Wandin
Shane Smith Medal
Under 18
Daniel Welsh
G’brook C’atoo
Lauren Tesoriero
Mt Evelyn
Netball Player of Carnival
Carla Volta
Glen Dingwall
Top 10 Medal Winners
Division 1 Seniors - Harold Ramage Medal
Team
Division 2 Seniors - Jim Wandin Medal
Total
Team
Total
Ricky CLARK
Gembrook Cockatoo
30
Wayne ROBERTSON
Yarra Junction
24
Tom HEDGE
Upwey Tecoma
20
David WATT
Yarra Glen
17
Shane WILLIAMS
Gembrook Cockatoo
10
Benjamin COLLINS
Belgrave
16
Jarrod BAYLISS
Wandin
17
Mitchell COLLINS
Belgrave
15
Liam BARNARD
Warburton Millgrove
16
Justin HUGHES
Powelltown
14
Justin MYERS
Wandin
14
Damian PYWELL
Kinglake
13
Matthew STOLARCZYK
Healesville
13
Mathew THOMAS
Kinglake
11
Glenn STEVENS
Olinda Ferny Creek
12
Kyle HUDSON
Yarra Glen
11
Josh TAYLOR
Emerald
11
Brad CHARMAN
Yarra Junction
10
Ryan SIMPSON
Emerald
11
Glenn MURPHY
Kinglake
10
Andrew WALKER
Gembrook Cockatoo
10
Kane JONES
Seville
10
Division 1 Reserves - Len Strattford Medal
Team
Division 2 Reserves - Allan Morgan Medal
Total
Team
Total
Glenn DINGWALL
Wandin
16
Matthew MEYER
Belgrave
24
Clint BARCLAY
Healesville
15
Hayden ILLINGWORTH
Kinglake
17
Joseph BERTUNA
Gembrook Cockatoo
13
Ben CONDER
Seville
14
Liam VANDELAAK
Upwey Tecoma
11
Thomas O'DWYER
Yea
12
Andrew SHARP
Woori Yallock
11
Luke FITZGERALD
Belgrave
11
Jason ISON-JOHNSON
Healesville
11
Eddie WELLS
Seville
11
Isaac KRIJT
Upwey Tecoma
9
Brad LEARY
Seville
10
Sean SPRUHAN
Upwey Tecoma
9
Leigh POWER
Powelltown
9
Geoffrey BARTLING
Wandin
8
Brendon HART
Yarra Glen
9
Liam HENZEN
Gembrook Cockatoo
8
Clint HEWISH
Yarra Glen
8
Dylan TREVORAH
Gembrook Cockatoo
8
Patrick HAYES
Yarra Glen
8
Division 1 Under 18 - Ron Hunter Medal
Team
Division 2 Under 18 - Arthur Cowley Medal
Team
Total
Lee BARKER
Wandin
18
Luke CASINI
Seville
14
Christopher BROWN
Upwey Tecoma
17
Christopher MOATE
Yarra Glen
14
Lachlan CURREN
Wandin
15
James CECERE
Seville
12
Callum PETRIE
Mount Evelyn
13
Alexander BEHRE
Seville
12
Brent FRANCIS
Mount Evelyn
13
Joshua LATTO
Belgrave
12
Luke McPHEE
Wandin
11
Ben COOPER
Alexandra
10
Callum WALE-BUXTON
Upwey Tecoma
10
Jayden ERICKSON
Yarra Glen
8
Campbell SMEDLEY
Woori Yallock
10
Nicholas SCIORTINO
Seville
8
Thomas FAULKNER
Emerald
9
Bradley CLARK
Yarra Glen
7
Wayde LADNER
Emerald
9
Shaun FALKINGHAM
Yarra Glen
7
Alexander KELLY
Upwey Tecoma
9
Alexander KELLY
Upwey Tecoma
9
Jake ECCLESTON
Upwey Tecoma
9
Jake ECCLESTON
Upwey Tecoma
9
Jayden RANKIN
Olinda Ferny Creek
9
Jayden RANKIN
Olinda Ferny Creek
9
Total
Top 10 Medal Winners (continued)
Division 1 - A Grade - Jodi Chandler Medal Team
Division 1 B Reserve Naomi EDWARDS
Mt Evelyn
18
Krista TOMLINSON
Upwey Tecoma
27
Shenae VOCE
Healesville
13
Melissa MARTINOV
Wandin
22
Teagan FAULL
Olinda Ferny Creek
12
Ella PRIESTLEY
Mt Evelyn
21
Lauren SMITH
Olinda Ferny Creek
11
Sarah HOGAN
Mt Evelyn
19
Michelle BROWN
Wandin
11
Samantha COLLER
Emerald
15
Danielle SMITH
Wandin
11
Brooke NORTHEY
Olinda Ferny Creek
14
Sharni CAMPBELL
Emerald
10
Lauren TESORIERO
Mt Evelyn
13
Jazmyn WRAY
Emerald
10
Meagan BAGULEY
Emerald
12
Naomi HAMMETT
Mt Evelyn
10
Bianca FEATHERSTONE
Healesville
12
Jess WILLIAMS
Mt Evelyn
14
Tayissa COPPINGER
Monbulk Hawks
12
Alexander KELLY
Upwey Tecoma
9
Melanie WALTER
Olinda Ferny Creek
12
Jake ECCLESTON
Upwey Tecoma
9
Ashleigh HARDY
Woori Yallock
12
Jayden RANKIN
Olinda Ferny Creek
9
Woori Yallock
12
Katie LOWE
Upwey Tecoma
26
Kate GRIFFIN
Emerald
18
Rebecca FINLAY
Monbulk Hawks
16
Shannon MINTON
Mt Evelyn
15
Carly BAKER
Wandin
15
Ali BRYAN
Warburton Millgrove
15
Melissa BERRY
Mt Evelyn
14
Corinne BOGLE
Wandin
13
Georgia MARTIN
Olinda Ferny Creek
12
Natalie RANKIN
Monbulk Hawks
11
Joanne RUTHERFORD
Monbulk Hawks
11
Jemma IACONO
Warburton Millgrove
11
Carla VOLTA
Emerald
28
Romy SCHAUBLE
Olinda Ferny Creek
25
Tori STARLING
Mt Evelyn
20
Kate DAVEY
Warburton Millgrove
20
Michelle TOMLINSON
Upwey Tecoma
20
Krystal HUYSER
Wandin
16
Jodie CHANDLER
Healesville
16
Megan STARICK
Monbulk Hawks
15
Ashleigh BADMAN
Upwey Tecoma
14
Jess WILLIAMS
Mt Evelyn
14
Alexander KELLY
Upwey Tecoma
9
Jake ECCLESTON
Upwey Tecoma
9
Jayden RANKIN
Olinda Ferny Creek
9
Joanna 1
GOLDSWORTHY
Division
A Reserve Total
Division 1 B Grade 28 – yvmdfl.com.au
Division 2 A Grade Team
Total
Jessica WALKER
Alexandra
41
Angela JEFFERY
Belgrave
36
Catherine COOK
Yarra Junction
28
Riley GENTLE
Seville
20
Elizabeth KAY
Yarra Glen
19
Jenny GARDNER
Yarra Junction
19
Erin WILLIAMS
Powelltown
17
Jessica ALLEN
Yarra Junction
16
Jacqueline GRAHAM
Yea
16
Peta FAY
Yarra Glen
16
Hillary GRUBB
Yarra Glen
16
Miranda WALKER
Powelltown
21
Teagan HALLIGAN
Alexandra
17
Meaghan CARTER
Yarra Glen
17
Natalie GLANVILLE
Belgrave
16
Sian EDDINGTON
Kinglake
16
Erin BENHAM
Powelltown
16
Jessica DAY
Seville
15
Demi BARBER
Powelltown
14
Courtney RICHARDS
Yarra Junction
14
Alexandra GAWLEY
Belgrave
13
Cindy HAYES
Yea
13
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Top 10 Medal Winners (continued)
Division 2 B Grade Sally KRIJT
Alexandra
30
Michelle YOUNG
Yarra Glen
21
Kim SLAVIN
Yea
20
Samantha REYNOLDS
Seville
18
Emma MCNAMARA
Kinglake
16
Rebecca BASTION
Yea
16
Lisa SCHAEFFER
Yea
15
Louise CHAPPLE
Alexandra
15
Madelaine FITZPATRICK
Yarra Glen
14
Megan CREIGHTON
Alexandra
11
Brooke COCHRANE
Belgrave
11
Amee WILLIAMS
Belgrave
11
Jayden RANKIN
Olinda Ferny Creek
Jason Newman & John Edwards
Kim Kennedy & Jane White
Krista Tomlinson & Jodi Chandler
Lee Barker & Mick Hill
Lesa Moates & Mark Mays
Luke Casini & Chris Moate
Matthew Meyer
Naomi Edwards
Ricky Clark & Mark Nolan
9
Division 2 B Reserve Jade WHITE
Yea
13
Kim KENNEDY
Seville
13
Carroline NYHUIS
Seville
12
Sharon HEDGER
Alexandra
10
Kate McMASTER
Yea
9
Alison ROUGET
Alexandra
8
Judy WATTS
Yea
7
Nicole JAKOBS
Seville
7
Stacey RENNIE
Alexandra
6
Aimee TRICE
Alexandra
6
Kristal BORGMEYER
Seville
6
Rosie JAKOBS
Seville
6
Beth BASTION
Yea
6
Veterans - Mark Darcy Medal
Ross McDONALD
Marc HODGSON
John URQUHART
Andrew COPPENS
Leigh FISHER
Christopher GOLDRICK
Brett SIMMONS
Geoff McKIMMIE
Paul NEWLANDS
Croydon North
Croydon North
Mt Evelyn
Mt Evelyn
Marysville
Emerald
Woori Yallock
Emerald
Croydon North
14
11
10
9
7
6
5
5
5
YVMDF&NL DRAW LIFTOUT
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Division one 2012
Division TWO 2012
Round 1 – 14/4/2012
Round 2 – 21/4/2012
Round 3 – 28/4/2012
Round 1 – 14/4/2012
Woori Yall’k 20.9.129 v Healesville 8.8.56
Mt Evelyn 15.14.104 v Wandin 15.15.105
Emerald 13.14.92 v W’burton Millg’ve 12.18.90
Upwey Tec. 12.9.81 v G’brook C’katoo 20.17.137
Olinda Ferny Ck 20.11.131 v Monbulk 13.11.89
Healesville 20.11-131 v Wandin 15.8-98
W’burton Millg’ve 11.12-78 v Mt Evelyn 12.20-92
G’brook C’katoo 13.9-87 V Emerald 11.10-76
Upwey Tec. 14.16-100 v Olinda Ferny Ck 15.10-100
Monbulk 15.11-101 v Woori Yall’k 14.20-104
Healesville 7.8-50 v W’burton Millgve 12.10-82
Mt Evelyn 10.15-75 v G’brook C’katoo 25.22-172
Emerald 14.16-100 v Olinda Ferny Ck 4.12-36
Upwey Tec. 8.8-56 v Monbulk 11.16-82
Wandin 11.14-80 v Woori Yall’k 20.17-137
Seville 17.10.112 v Kinglake 10.11.71
Yea 13.3.81 v Alexandra 17.12.114
Yarra J’tion 15.16.106 v Powellt’n 13.14.92
Belgrave 25.21.171 v Yarra Glen 16.15.111
Round 4 - 5/5/2012
Round 5 – 12/5/2012
Round 6 – 19/5/2012
Round 4 - 5/5/2012
G’brook C’katoo 13.10-88 v Healesville 9.8-62
Olinda Ferny Ck 9.12-66 v Mt Evelyn 3.6-24
Monbulk 9.18-72 v Emerald 8.4-52
Woori Yallock 8.13-61 v Upwey Tec 4.8-32
W’burton Millg’ve 17.11-113 v Wandin 10.13-73
Healesville 21.6-132 v Olinda Ferny Ck 11.14-80
Mt Evelyn 16.16-112 v Monbulk 18.12-120
Upwey Tec. 14.18-102 v Emerald 14.10-94
Wandin 14.18-102 v G’brook C’katoo 13.13-91
Woori Yallock 12.16-88 v W’burton Millgve 8.12-60
Monbulk 13.12-90 v Healesville 11.16-82
Upwey Tec. 9.14-68 v Mt Evelyn 15.20-110
Emerald 8.12-60 v Woori Yallock 10.12-72
Olinda Ferny Ck 16.12-108 v Wandin 11.10-76
G’brook C’katoo 16.9-105 v W’burton Millg’ve 8.10-58
Yarra Glen 13.14-92 v Seville 4.15-39
Belgrave 25.22-172 v Yea 6.8-44
Kinglake 9.7-61 v Yarra Junction 10.14-74
Powelltown 11.4.80 v Alexandra 14.16.100
Interleague - 26/5/2012
Round 7 -2/6/2012
Round 8 - 9/6/2012
Interleague - 26/5/2012
Seniors
CMFNL 6.13.49 v YVMDFNL 13.13.91
Under 18’s
CMFNL 10.10.70 v YVMDFNL 11.15-81
Netball
CMFNL 31 v YVMDFNL 39
Healesville 19.16-130 v Upwey Tec. 6.8-44
Mt Evelyn 6.12-48 v Emerald 24.17-161
Wandin 16.12-108 v Monbulk 15.12-102
W’burton Millg’ve 12.13-85 v Olinda FC 9.13-67
Woori Yallock 12.5-77 v G’brook C’katoo 14.8-92
Healesville 12.11-83 v Mt Evelyn 17.8-110
Emerald 7.13-55 v Wandin 13.7-85
W’burton Millgve 7.6-48 v Upwey Tec. 9.11-65
G’brook C’katoo 10.14-74 v Monbulk 11.6-72
Woori Yall’k 5.8-38 v Olinda Ferny Ck 12.10-82
Seniors
CMFNL 6.13.49 v YVMDFNL 13.13.91
Under 18’s
CMFNL 10.10.70 v YVMDFNL 11.15.81
Netball
CMFNL 31 v YVMDFNL 39
Round 9 – 16/6/2012
Round 10 – 23/6/2012
Round 11 – 30/6/2012
Round 9 – 16/6/2012
Emerald 12.12-84 v Healesville 12.5-77
Mt Evelyn 16.8-104 v Woori Yallock 17.15-117
Upwey Tec. 23.14-152 v Wandin 7.15-57
Monbulk 12.12-84 v W’burton Millgrove 7.6-48
Olinda Ferny Ck 17.10-112 v G’brook C’katoo 17.18-120
Healesville 6.4-40 v Woori Yallock 20.8-128
Wandin 14.15-99 v Mt Evelyn 13.10-88
W’burton Millg’ve 9.16-70 v Emerald 13.5-83
G’brook C’katoo 17.17-119 v Upwey Tec. 6.8-44
Monbulk 7.7-49 v Olinda Ferny Ck 7.11-53
Wandin 23.12-150 v Healesville 13.10-88
Mt Evelyn 6.18-54 v W’burton Millg’ve 9.12-66
Emerald 9.9-63 v G’brook C’katoo 8.14-62
Olinda Ferny Ck 8.11-59 v Upwey Tec. 12.9-81
Woori Yall’k 11.14-80 v Monbulk 8.12-60
Round 12 - 7/7/2012
Round 13 - 14/7/2012
NO GAMES - 21/7/2012
W’burton Millg’ve 22.11-143 v Healesville 13.11-89
G’brook C’katoo 21.10-136 v Mt Evelyn 12.8-80
Olinda FC 15.6-96 v Emerald 13.12-90
Monbulk 15.18-108 v Upwey Tec. 6.10-46
Woori Yall’k 20.19-139 v Wandin 14.4-88
Healesville 9.6-60 v G’brook C’katoo 24.20-164
Mt Evelyn 31.15-201 v Olinda Ferny Ck 8.12-60
Emerald 6.9-45 v Monbulk 10.8-68
Upwey Tec. 9.13-67 v Woori Yallock 12.4-76
Wandin 12.11-83 v W’burton Millgrove 8.15-63
ACFC CHAMPIONSHIPS
VIC1 14.13.97 def VIC2 4.5.29
Round 15 - 4/8/2012
Round 16 11/8/2012
Round 14 - 28/7/2012
Olinda Ferny Ck 0.0-0 v Healesville 0.0-0
Monbulk 6.9-45 v Mt Evelyn 8.2-50
Emerald 7.2-44 v Upwey Tec 8.10-58
G’brook C’katoo 19.12-126 v Wandin 11.13-79
W’burton Millgve 8.12-60 v Woori Yallock 5.15-45
Round 17 - 18/8/2012
Healesville 11.11-77 v Emerald 2.5-17
Woori Yall’k 8.6-54 v Mt Evelyn 12.14-86
Wandin 12.6-78 v Upwey Tec 10.10-70
W’burton Millg’ve 6.5-41 v Monbulk 5.8-38
G’brook C’katoo 10.13-73 v Olinda FC 5.9-39
Semi Finals
G’brook C’katoo 22.16-148 v Woori Yallock 4.9-33
Upwey Tecoma 16.25-121 v Wandin 12.10-82
Healesville 15.12-102 v Monbulk 15.11-101 Upwey Tec 17.14-116 v Healesville 8.6-54
Mt Evelyn 8.8-56 v Upwey Tec. 14.21-105 Emerald 10.4-64 v Mt Evelyn 12.6-78
Monbulk 9.9-63 v Wandin 6.2-38
Woori Yall’k 14.8-92 v Emerald 12.8-80
Wandin 23.27-165 v Olinda Ferny Ck 9.9-63 Olinda FC 7.6-48 v W’burton Millg’ve 12.12-84
W’burton Millg’ve 9.12-66 v G’brook C’katoo 15.15-105 G’brook C’katoo 8.10-58 v Woori Yall’k 9.12-66
Round 18 - 25/8/2012
Saturday 1/9/12
Mt Evelyn 13.13-91 v Healesville 11.11-77
Qualifying &
Wandin 6.12-48 v Emerald 10.13-73
Elimination Finals
Upwey Tec 23.16-154 v W’burton Millg’ve 14.12-96
Monbulk 6.5-41 v G’brook C’katoo 11.9-75 Woori Yall’k 18.17-125 v Wandin 12.15-87
Olinda FC 16.8-104 v Woori Yallock 16.12-108 Upwey Tec. 12.9-81 v Monbulk 9.11-65
Preliminary Finals
Grand Finals
Sunday 16/9/2012
Saturday 22/9/2012
Round 2 – 21/4/2012
Round 3 – 28/4/2012
Alexandra 9.11-65 v Seville 14.7-91 Seville 21.9-135 v Powelltown 12.12-84
Powelltown 21.17-143 v Yea 12.8-80 Yea 9.6-60 v Yarra Glen 27.11-173
Yarra Glen 19.10-124 v Yarra J’tion 16.15-111 Yarra Junction 15.12-102 v Belgrave 15.15-105
Kinglake 9.6-60 v Belgrave 26.7-163 Alexandra 12.13-85 v Kinglake 7.13-55
Round 5 – 12/5/2012
Round 6 – 19/5/2012
Seville 7.9-51 v Belgrave 18.20-128 Yarra J’ction 8.14-62 v Seville 12.10-82
Yea 10.9-69 v Yarra Junction 11.14-80
Yea 8.15-63 v Kinglake 14.8-92
Kinglake 21.16-142 v Powelltown 15.7-97 Belgrave 18.16-124 v Alexandra 6.4-40
Alexandra 7.10-52 v Yarra Glen 22.12-144 Yarra Glen 16.11-107 v Powelltown 17.10-112
Round 7 -2/6/2012
Round 8 - 9/6/2012
Seville 17.13-115 v Yea 6.1-37
Powelltown 9.15-69 v Seville 7.8-50
Alexandra 4.9-33 v Yarra Junction 8.8-56 Yarra Glen 20.13-133 v Yea 3.7-25
Powelltown 10.15-75 v Belgrave 20.19-139 Belgrave 26.15-171 v Yarra Junction 6.12-48
Kinglake 16.8-104 v Yarra Glen 31.12-198 Alexandra 15.13-103 v Kinglake 9.8-62
Round 10 – 23/6/2012
Round 11 – 30/6/2012
Seville 21.14-140 v Alexandra 6.12-48 Kinglake 14.12-96 v Seville 4.5-29 Seville 13.14-92 v Yarra Glen 5.6-36
Yea 9.12-66 v Powelltown 14.14-98 Alexandra 13.11-89 v Yea 11.12-78
Yea 5.6-36 v Belgrave 23.23-161
Yarra J’tion 13.10-88 v Yarra Glen 15.9–99 Powelltown 10.9-69 v Yarra Junction 9.12-66 Yarra Junction 16.10-106 v Kinglake 14.11-95
Belgrave 29.19-193 v Kinglake 15.8-98
Yarra Glen v Belgrave - Draw
Powelltown 16.14-110 v Alexandra 13.13-91
Round 12 - 7/7/2012
Round 13 - 14/7/2012
Round 14 - 21/7/2012
Belgrave 15.15-105 v Seville 9.14-68 Seville 4.3-27 v Yarra Junction 2.5-17
Yea 11.6-72 v Seville 11.8-74
Yarra Junction 19.14-128 v Yea 10.7-67
Kinglake 26.22-178 v Yea 2.2-14
Yarra J’ction 13.153-231 v Alexandra 9.5-59
Kinglake 19.13-127 v Powelltown 11.11-77 Alexandra 6.5-41 v Belgrave 18.20-128 Belgrave 26.23-179 v Powelltown 7.7-49
Yarra Glen 12.11-83 v Alexandra 8.6-54 Powelltown 9.13-67 v Yarra Glen 15.8-98 Yarra Glen 30.10-190 v Kinglake 8.5-53
Round 15 - 28/7/2012
Seville 7.6-48 v Kinglake 6.6-42
Yea 5.7-37 v Alexandra 10.14-74
Yarra Junction 11.11-77 v Powelltown 12.10-82
Belgrave 13.25-103 v Yarra Glen 12.18-90
Round 18 18/8/2012
Round 16 - 4/8/2012
Round 17 11/8/2012
Alexandra 10.17-77 v Seville 12.7-79 Seville 6.10-46 v Powelltown 3.7-25
Powelltown 27.15-177 v Yea 12.9.81 Yea 6.4-40 v Yarra Glen 27.17-179
Yarra Glen 23.11-149 v Yarra Junction 10.4-64 Yarra Junction 7.5-47 v Belgrave 8.14-62
Kinglake 5.8-38 v Belgrave 21.13-139 Kinglake 4.8-32 v Alexandra 5.5-35
Sunday 26/8/2012
Sunday 2/9/2012
Qualifying Final
Semi Finals
Belgrave 34.16-220 v Yea 5.2-32
Seville 21.11-137 v Powelltown 16.7-103
Powelltown 10.11-71 v Kinglake 8.6-54
Elimination Final
Alexandra 10.5-65 v Yarra J’ction 8.9-57 Powelltown 22.18-150 v Alexandra 11.7-73 Belgrave 16.13-109 v Yarra Glen 24.11-155
Preliminary Finals
Sunday 9/9/2012
Belgrave 17.18-120 v Seville 5.15-45
Grand Finals
Saturday 15/9/2012
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Looking Back by Carli Mitchell
DIVISION 2 SENIORS
Belgrave 17.18.120 defeated
Seville 5.15.45
Yarra Glen 8.5.53 defeated by
Alexandra 12.9.81
Belgrave were back to their best this
weekend, ending Seville’s chances of playing
in this year’s grand final. Seville failed to
kick a goal in a half of football, which of
course made the task ahead of them even
more difficult than what it was to begin
with; by the time they registered their first
goal well into the third term, Belgrave was
so far ahead that it was impossible for them
to even be a challenge. Mitchell Collins was
back to his influential best up forward for
Belgrave, kicking six goals in a game where
it proved next to impossible to contain him;
there were nine different goal scorers as
opposed to Seville’s four. Thomas Stubley
was best on ground for Belgrave, a player
that, when given too much room to move,
will tear his opponent apart; Ben Fitzgerald
(2 goals) and Kory Grant were also amongst
Belgrave’s best as they now progress
through to the 2012 grand final.
The game started off as expected, with not
much separating these two teams on the
scoreboard; both Yarra Glen and Alexandra
were suffering from finals jitters, kicking at
roughly fifty percent. The second quarter
saw better accuracy, and Alexandra were
more desperate, and were willing to take
more risks which saw them being rewarded
on the scoreboard. Bradley Clark (2 goals)
and Ryan Smith tried everything in their
power to lift their side, but Alexandra met
each blow, and they came off better than
their opponent. The third quarter was when
everything changed, when Yarra Glen began
to crumble under Alex’s exerted pressure;
they were second to each contest, and their
kicking across the ground wasn’t as efficient
as it once was. Dylan McPhail, Paul Wallis
and Ben Woodard led the charge for their
side is a stirring victory.
Rowie Webster & Leo Groenewegen
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Wayne Robertson & David Carter
Division Two Looking Ahead by Carli Mitchell
DIVISION 2 SENIORS
Yarra Glen vs Belgrave
As expected, the 2012 grand final will be
played between Yarra Glen and Belgrave,
and will be at Healesville. Belgrave was
undefeated for the entire season, with only
Yarra Glen coming close to beating them –
and they finally did, when the two teams
met in the semi finals. After getting defeated
quite convincingly by Yarra Glen, Belgrave
will definitely have a different plan of attack
this weekend, and this clash will a cracker.
A shoot-out will be the most likely for these
two teams, and it will be interesting to see
how many goals Mitchell Collins and Ryan
Kueffer will manage to kick. Thomas Stubley
was a stand-out against Seville, and he will
undoubtedly lead the way for Belgrave, along
with Daniel Calteri and Peter Gough; the
latter two have been a bit quiet during this
finals series, but they will stand up on the
big stage. Yarra Glen had a well-deserved
week off since defeating Belgrave, which
means their players will be well rested for
the contest that will like a tug-of-war. The
big ground may suit Yarra Glen more, but
Belgrave are very good at adapting, as
shown when they were undefeated during
the regular season. Expect this game to go
down to the wire. Close in contests and hard
tackling will be the decider. Who has the legs
to run out the game on the wide open spaces
of Healesville? Hudson, Hurley, Butler & Watt
all played an outstanding game in the semis
and will need to be contained. There can only
be one winner!!! In a tight one – Yarra Glen.
DIVISION 2 RESERVES
Belgrave vs Seville
Like their seniors side, Belgrave finished
the 2012 season on top of the ladder, and
as many may have expected, they will be
playing against Seville, who, besides Yarra
Glen, was one of the other sides that posed
as a serious threat in this finals competition.
This finals series has been nothing short of
exciting, and the last time these two teams
met in the semi finals, only a goal could
separate them. The grand final will be no
different, and I believe the final margin will
be something less than a kick. Belgrave’s
players will be well-rested heading into the
most important game of the season, but
could the week off hamper their performance
instead of helping – would it have been more
beneficial to play all the way through to the
grand final, like Seville has done? With all
of this aside, Mitchell Williams and Nicolas
Leary were great in their win against Yarra
Glen, and they will help to lift their side; Ben
Conder and Lucas Gniel were also good, so
hopefully they will remain consistent. Luke
Fitzgerald and Lee Dowsett are the ones to
watch for Belgrave, but as everyone knows,
anyone can lurk as the most dangerous come
grand final day. Belgrave for me.
Seville vs Alexandra
Many were led to believe that it was going
to be a Seville v Yarra Glen grand final, but
after defeating the latter quite convincingly,
Alexandra has earned themselves a spot in
this year’s grand final –all their hard work has
paid off. Seville has gone from strength-tostrength all season, looming as a formidable
opponent that not many teams could beat –
and with the likes of Luke Casini, Darcy Shore
and Nicholas Sciortino playing, and playing
well, it’s difficult for any team to get the
better of Seville. A neutral playing field may
be something that will give Alexandra a bit of
an advantage, as they have proven time and
time again that travelling does not affect any
part of their performance – but the space of
the Healesville ground will accommodate their
playing style more so than Seville’s. Dylan
McPhail, Paul Wallis and Jedd Hamill have
all played very well under the pressure that
accompanies finals, and they will prove to be
the players that Seville needs to be wary of.
It will be a close game as expected, and the
results may just be surprising – if Alexandra
has anything to do with it.
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Division Two Seniors – Grand Finals
Division Two Seniors – Grand Finals
Playing at Healesville – Saturday 15th September, 2.30pm
Yarra Glen
Coach:
Mark Attard
Leigh Hoffman
Kyle Hudson
Jim Marks
Cameron Tait
Ben Ashton
Brendan James
David Watt
Richard Gurney
Peter Moate
Patrick Hayes
Dean deMunk
Matthew Culhane
Jason Ball
Ricky Hay
Luke Vanderstadt
Michael Ashton
Grant Braden
Ethan Shaw
Joel Butler
Mark Attard
Mitchell Thomas
Ryan Kueffer
Damien Gilder
Daniel Hurley
Bradley Clark
Ben Strong
Clint Hewish
Yarra Glen Followers
Belgrave
Coach:
Ben Collins
Goals Points
1
2
3
7
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
17
18
23
24
25
26
27
32
33
34
35
38
40
45
59
65
Ben Strong (59)
Joel Butler (32)
Peter Moate (13)
Yarra Glen
Ben Collins
Ben Fitzgerald
Justin Duffy
Lee Dowsett
Stuart MacDowell
Blake Campbell
Thomas Stubley
Kyle Chandler
James Mason
Tim Riley
Kory Grant
Matthew Hall
Peter Gough
Tom McNamara
Sean Osborne
Brad Raaymakers
Mitch Collins
Daniel Calteri
Dylan Beattie
Dean Lunn-Wilson
Robbie Matthews
Matt Johnson
Jason Peagram
Jesse Pearce
Matt Culhane (17)
Patty Hayes (14)
Clint Hewish (65)
Ricky Hay (23)
Ben Ashton (9)
Brad Clarke (15)
Leigh Hoffman (1)
Matt Johnson (45)
Richard Gurney (12)
Ben Fitzgerald (3)
Jason Ball (18)
Mitch Collins (27)
Goals Points
2
3
5
6
8
9
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
21
22
24
27
31
36
38
40
45
48
61
Interchange from:
Ethan Shaw (27)
Kory Grant (17)
Damien Gilder (38)
Jesse Pearce (61)
Grant Braden (26)
Daniel Calteri (31)
Mark Attard (33)
Peter Gough (19)
Kyle Hudson (2)
Sean Osborne (22)
David Watt (11)
Ben Collins (2)
Cam Tait (7)
Matthew Hall (18)
Michael Ashton (25)
Thomas Stubley (13)
Daniel Hurley (40)
Dean Lunn-Wilson (38)
Ryan Kueffer (35)
Brad Raaymakers (24)
Brendan James (10)
Tom McNamara (21)
belgrave
Jim Marks (3)
James Mason (15)
Belgrave
Followers
Jason Peagram (48)
Justin Duffy (5)
Stuart MacDowell (8)
Interchange from:
Dylan Beattie (36)
Blake Campbell (9)
Lee Dowsett (6)
Tim Riley (16)
Robbie Matthews (40)
Kyle Chandler (14)
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Division Two Reserves – Grand Finals
Division Two Reserves – Grand Final
Playing at Healesville – Saturday 15th September, 11.50am
Belgrave
Coach:
Greg Ison
Lee Dowsett
Daryn Leaumont
Jono Gray
Matthew Meyer
James Lees
Christopher Harvey
Sean Jones
Dale Walker
Craig Nicholson
Darren Hall
Matthew Latham
Jonathon Lovell
David Loosz
Mark Francis
Luke Fitzgerald
Joshua Boyd
Jonathon Smith
Cameron Haynes
Andrew Leaumont
Bryce Davern
Ethan Chandler
Matthew Jones-Bates
Belgrave Followers
Seville
Coach:
Scott MacDonald
Goals Points
6
7
10
11
12
20
29
33
35
37
39
42
50
51
52
58
60
62
63
65
69
75
Belgrave
Kevin Tormey
Sean Williams
Brad Leary
Matt King
Lucas Gniel
Nick Williams
Ben Conder
Aaron Knight
Matt Hadlum
Rowan Collins
Marley Bradbury
Ben Nicol
Nick Leary
Scott MacDonald
Mitchell Williams
Tom Estcourt
Matt Thomas
Mark Holly
Phillip Bonfadini
Luke Clarke
Ben Walsh
Eddie Wells
Interchange from:
Joshua Boyd (58)
Ethan Chandler (69)
Jono Gray (10)
Andrew Leaumont (63)
James Lees (12)
Matthew Latham (39)
Christopher Harvey (20)
Scott MacDonald (19)
Kevin Tormey (1)
Craig Nicholson (35)
Brad Leary (7)
Goals Points
1
2
7
8
9
10
11
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
24
26
28
41
42
77
Darren Hall (37)
Matthew Jones-Bates (75)
Luke Fitzgerald (52)
Jordon Cleeve (38)
Aaron Knight (13)
David Loosz (50)
Nick Williams (10)
Daryn Leaumont (7)
Lucas Griel (9)
Bryce Davern (65)
Matt Hadlum (14)
Dale Walker (33)
Eddie Wells (77)
Jonathon Lovell (42)
Marley Bradbury (16)
Lee Dowsett (6)
Tom Estcourt (21)
Sean Jones (29)
Mark Holly (26)
Jonathon Smith (60)
Matt Thomas (24)
Cameron Haynes (62)
Sean Williams (2)
Matthew Meyer (11)
Matt King (8)
SEville
Mark Francis (51)
Nick Leary (18)
Seville Followers
Phillip Bonfadini (28)
Rowan Collins (15)
Mitchell Williams (20)
Interchange from:
Ben Conder (11)
Luke Clarke (41)
Ben Nicol (17)
Ben Walsh (42)
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Division Two Under 18’s – Grand Final
Division Two Under 18’s – Grand Final
Seville
Coach:
Paul Wallis
Goals Points
Jarrod Digiandomenico
Nick Sciortino
Rainer Culwick
Jesse Bourke-Finn
Shane Adams
Josh Shaw
Ben Tronerud
Josh Neal
Glenn Cornwall
Peter Harris
Matt O’Keefe
Luke Casini
Nick Walsh
Chris Unmack
Taran Nash
McKenzie Tucker
Jamie Cecere
Lachlan Scattergood
Nicholas DiNardo
Alexander Behre
Darcy Shore
Phillip Muscara
Nicholas Birch
Michael Stevenson
Aaron Whitelaw
Nelson Tucker
Cody Penwill
Seville Followers
Alexandra
Coach:
Russell Culwick
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
26
27
28
29
76
McKenzie Tucker (16)
Alexander Betre (20)
Josh Shaw (6)
seville
Interchange from:
Nick Walsh (13)
Shane Adams (5)
Wayne Bowcher (13)
Ben Constantino (5)
Glen Cornwall (9)
Josh Ward (22)
Goals Points
1
2
3
4
5
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
27
28
29
30
Michael Coombs
Brent McDonald
Jedd Hamill
Ben Woollard
Ben Costantino
Max Church
Nathan Quinsee
Mitch McDonald (permit)
Phil Calnan
Josh Gesler
Paul Wallis
Wayne Bowcher
Jamie Burchall
Tom Keating
Dylan McPhail
Billy Cody
Jack Tossol
Conor Heaslip
Timothy Shaw (permit)
Tom Halligan (permit)
Josh Ward
Ben Wallis (permit)
Andrew Steiner
Daniel Rouget
Ryan Loveday
Ben Cooper
Brendan Witnish
Rainer Culwick (3)
Ben Woollard (4)
Nick Sciortino (2)
Tom Keating (15)
Josh Neal (8)
Nelson Tucker (29)
Lachlan Scattergood (18)
Jesse Bourke-Finn (4)
Aaron Whitelaw (28)
Ben Tronerud (7)
Darcy Shore (21)
Phillip Muscara (22)
Taran Nash (15)
Michael Stevenson (27)
Jamie Burchall (14)
Matt O’Keefe (11)
Josh Gesler (11)
Luke Casini (12)
Andrew Steiner (24)
Chris Unmack (14)
Jedd Hamill (3)
Nicolas DiNardo (19)
Dylan McPhail (16)
Jamie Cecere (17)
Connor Heaslip (19)
Cody Penwill (76)
Billy Cody (17)
Nicholas Birch (26)
Brent McDonald (2)
Peter Harris (10)
Phil Calnan (10)
ALEXANDRA
Jarrod Digiandomenico (1)
Will Goonan (8)
Alexandra
Followers
Ben Cooper (29)
Max Church (7)
Paul Wallis (12)
Interchange from:
Michael Coombs (1)
Mitch McDonald (9)
Jack Tossol (18)
Timothy Shaw (20)
Tom Halligan (21)
Ben Wallis (23)
Daniel Rouget (27)
Brendan Witnish (30)
Football Results 2012
High Mountain Spring Water
Division 1 Seniors
G’BROOK COCKATOO v. WOORI YALLOCK
Semi Final 2 - 08/09/2012
G’brook C’katoo8.5,12.10,17.14,22.16(148)
Woori Yallock 0.1, 1.3, 3.6, 4.9 (33)
GOALS, Gembrook Cockatoo : S. Richardson
7, S. Williams 3, R. Clark 3, D. Welsh 2,
D. Volta 2, S. Gough 1, N. Leversha 1, D. Main
1, A. Shipp 1, N. Brown 1
Woori Yallock : H. Smith 2, J. Matthews 1,
B. Sneddon 1
BEST, Gembrook Cockatoo : A. Shipp,
S. Richardson, S. Williams, R. Clark, D. Volta,
A. Walker
Woori Yallock : J. Williams, J. Coombs,
J. Matthews, Z. Monkhorst, R. Smith, H. Smith
WANDIN v. UPWEY TECOMA
Division One
YV Financial Services
Division 1 Reserves
UPWEY TECOMA v. HEALESVILLE
Semi Final 2 - 08/09/2012
Healesville
2.0,3.0, 7.2, 9.4 (58)
Upwey Tecoma 2.0,4.2, 7.2, 9.2 (56)
GOALS, Healesville : B. Payne 2, T. Russell 2,
M. Anson 1, M. Collins 1, C. Arnott 1,
B. Wilkinson 1, T. Krikas 1
Upwey Tecoma : R. Huxtable 3, D. Spence 2,
D. Price 1, R. Boulter 1, B. Jones 1, J. Dunne 1
BEST, Healesville : M. Anson, T. Campbell,
B. Payne, C. Arnott, B. Wilkinson, T. Russell
Upwey Tecoma : J. Hughes, J. Lucas,
R. Huxtable, I. Krijt, J. Dunne, B. Lane
Division One
WOORI YALLOCK v. EMERALD
Semi Final 1 - 08/09/2012
Emerald
1.2, 5.4,10.5,13.9(87)
UPWEY TECOMA v. WANDIN
Woori Yallock
1.3, 4.4, 6.4, 7.5(47)
Semi Final 2 - 08/09/2012
GOALS, Emerald : J. Preston 5, D. Cann 2, B.
Wandin
3.2, 5.5, 7.5, 9.6(60) O’Ryan 1, M. Haesler 1, K. Burns 1, W. Ladner
Upwey Tecoma 3.1, 6.4, 6.7,8.10(58) 1, C. Deringowski 1, R. Strong 1
GOALS, Wandin : L. McPhee 4, J. Harris 1,
Woori Yallock : C. Spaulding 2, J. Butcher 1,
T. Adamson 1, J. Hirst 1, A. Wisby 1, J. Glenn 1 J. Holden 1, J. Dewhurst 1, J. Malan 1, L. Van
Upwey Tecoma : T. Haugh 5, M. Hannon 1,
der Vlugt 1
B. King 1, A. Kelly 1
BEST, Emerald : B. O’Ryan, N. Bownds,
BEST, Wandin : J. Glenn, L. McPhee, L.
T. Ferguson, J. Preston, M. Haesler, C.
McGookin, L. Barker, J. Chamberlain, A. Wisby Deringowski
Upwey Tecoma : T. Haugh, A. Kelly, J. Blair,
Woori Yallock : C. Smedley, J. Walker,
N. Beacom, C. Brown, C. Craig
M. Pote, J. Dewhurst, J. Malan, J. Butcher
Division 1 Under 18’s
G’BROOK C’KATOO v. W’BURTON MILLG’VE
Semi Final 1 - 08/09/2012
W’burton Millg’ve 2.4, 4.7,7.11,9.12(66)
G’brook C’katoo 1.1, 4.3, 5.3, 7.4(46)
Upwey Tec. 1.8,5.15,12.21,16.25(121) GOALS, Warburton Millgrove : D. Hagger 2,
Wandin
4.1, 5.3, 8.4,12.10 (82) D. Egan 2, L. James 2, D. Ormsby 1, D. Hewitt
1, C. Morgan 1
GOALS, Upwey Tecoma : D. Waters 4, S.
Mitchell 3, S. Dawson 2, T. Hedge 2, K. Grenda Gembrook Cockatoo : A. Schueddekopf 4, I.
Litterbach 1, D. Trevorah 1, S. Sierakowski 1
1, B. Sheppard 1, T. Heinrich 1, S. Waters 1,
BEST, Warburton Millgrove : L. James,
T. Robinson 1
Wandin : S. Young 5, T. Wheeler 3, H. Dudink D. Ormsby, D. Hewitt, D. Hagger, S. Muir,
K. Henderson
1, J. Smith 1, B. Wratten 1, J. Bayliss 1,
Gembrook Cockatoo : S. Strohbeck,
G. Sheppard 1
M. Vernal, L. Loveday, J. Bertuna, L. Henzen,
BEST, Upwey Tecoma : S. Waters,
D. Neil
B. Sheppard, C. Davis, J. Orger, S. Mitchell,
T. Heinrich
Wandin : H. Dudink, R. Chapman, J. Bayliss,
B. Wratten, Z. King, S. Young
Semi Final 1 - 08/09/2012
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Division 2 Seniors
Division Two
YV Financial Services
Division 2 Reserves
BELGRAVE v. SEVILLE
SEVILLE v. YARRA GLEN
Preliminary - 09/09/2012
Belgrave
2.7,9.11,13.14,17.18(120)
Seville
0.3, 0.2, 2.10, 5.15 (45)
GOALS, Belgrave : M. Collins 6, T. McNamara
2, S. MacDowell 2, B. Fitzgerald 2, M. Johnson
1, J. Peagram 1, J. Pearce 1, P. Gough 1,
B. Collins 1
Seville : M. Kershaw 2, M. Cecere 1, K. Jones
1, S. Smith 1
BEST, Belgrave : T. Stubley, B. Fitzgerald,
K. Grant, S. MacDowell, J. Pearce, M. Johnson
Seville : L. Aitkins, B. Abbruzzese, T. Eddy,
S. Senior, T. Price, M. Kershaw
Seville
5.2, 6.6, 8.8,11.11 (77)
Yarra Glen
1.3, 5.3, 6.5, 10.6 (66)
GOALS, Seville : Brad Leary 2, Lucas Gniel
2, Scott MacDonald 1, Marley Bradbury
1, Ben Costigan 1, Mitchell Williams 1,
Nicholas Williams 1, Aaron Knight 1
Yarra Glen : Chris Eramo 3, Shane
Fordham 2, Daniel Renkema 2, Clint Hewish
1, Darren Edwards 1, Dale Batten 1
BEST, Seville : Mitchell Williams, Nicolas
Leary, Ben Conder, Lucas Gniel, Tommy
Estcourt, Gary Teunissen
Yarra Glen : Jarrod Exton, Brendon Hart,
Andrew Cowan, Luke Vanderstadt, Daniel
Fenech, Chris Eramo
Division Two
Division 2 Under 18’s
YARRA GLEN v. ALEXANDRA
Alexandra
3.3, 6.4, 8.8, 12.9 (81)
Yarra Glen 3.2, 5.3, 6.5, 8.5 (53)
GOALS, Alexandra : Michael Coombs 3, Jedd
Hamill 3, Thomas Keating 2, Brent McDonald 2,
Thomas Halligan 1, Benjamin Wallis 1
Yarra Glen : Matthew Hindley-Small 2,
Bradley Clark 2, William Goodwin 1, Callum
Orren 1, Matthew Hunter 1, Jayden Erickson 1
BEST, Alexandra : Dylan McPhail, Paul Wallis,
Ben Woollard, Ryan Loveday, Jedd Hamill,
Thomas Keating
Yarra Glen : Bradley Clark, Ryan Smith,
Brandan Spencer, Shannon Kirk, Jayden
Erickson, Callum Orren
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Football Ladder 2012
Division One
High Mountain Spring Water Division One Seniors
Team
Pld
1 G’brook Cockatoo 18 2 Woori Yallock 18 3 Wandin 18 4 Upwey Tecoma 18 5 Monbulk 18 6 Warburton Millgrove 18 7 Mount Evelyn 18 8 Emerald 18 9 Olinda Ferny Creek 18 10 Healesville 18 Won
Lost
Drawn
Bye
FF
15 14 9
8
8
8
8
7
6
5
3
4
9
9
10 10 10 11 10 12 0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Pld
1 Upwey Tecoma 18 2 Healesville 18 3 G’brook Cockatoo 18 4 Wandin 18 5 W’burton Millg’ve 18 6 Olinda Ferny Creek 18 7 Mount Evelyn 18 8 Woori Yallock 18 9 Monbulk 18 10 Emerald 18 Won
15 13 11 11 11 8
6
5
4
4
Lost
3
4
6
6
7
10 12 12 14 14 Drawn
Bye
FF
0
1
1
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
For
1884 1611 1612 1441 1385 1351 1563 1333 1304 1390 Agst
1253 1310 1766 1509 1297 1415 1676 1318 1615 1715 %
150.36 122.98 91.28 95.49 106.78 95.48 93.26 101.14 80.74 81.05 Pts
Team
Pld
Won
Lost
Drawn
Bye
FF
60
56
36
34
32
32
32
28
28
22
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 17 13 12 9
8
7
5
0
0
4
6
9
10 11 13 18 1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
For
Agst
1355 735 1167 766 1086 851 1210 1095 1150 806 1126 1120 919 1404 884 1110 766 1184 738 1330 %
184.35 152.35 127.61 110.50 142.68 100.54 65.46 79.64 64.70 55.49 Pts
60
54
46
46
44
32
24
22
16
16
Division One Under 18’s
Team
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Pld
Upwey Tecoma 17 Wandin 17 Woori Yallock 15 Emerald 18 Mount Evelyn 15 Olinda Ferny Creek 17 Monbulk 14 Warburton Millgrove 5 Gembrook Cockatoo 15 46 – yvmdfl.com.au
Won
16 16 9
9
6
5
2
1
0
Lost
1
1
4
7
9
11 12 4
15 Drawn
Bye
FF
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
2
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
3
0
2
1
3
1
2
Division Two
Swenrick Constructions Division Two Seniors
YV Financial Services Division One Reserves
Team
Football Ladder 2012
For
Agst
1796 508 1834 582 994 753 952 753 1036 1091 871 1152 464 1167 182 559 356 1920 %
353.54 315.12 132.01 126.43 94.96 75.61 39.76 32.56 18.54 Pts
68
68
54
44
32
26
20
8
8
Belgrave Yarra Glen Seville Powelltown Alexandra Yarra Junction Kinglake Yea For
Agst
2463 2050 1300 1577 1225 1382 1460 982 1030 1257 1170 1744 1530 1511 1797 2400 %
239.13 163.09 111.11 90.42 80.07 91.46 81.25 40.92 Pts
70
54
48
36
32
28
20
0
YV Financial Services Division Two Reserves
Team
Pld
Won
Lost
Drawn
Bye
FF
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 16 14 14 9
6
6
4
1
1
3
3
9
12 12 14 17 1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
Belgrave Seville Yarra Glen Yea Powelltown Kinglake Alexandra Yarra Junction For
Agst
1864 664 1481 659 1512 720 1179 1101 1040 1321 844 1380 847 1403 440 1959 %
280.72 224.73 210.00 107.08 78.73 61.16 60.37 22.46 Pts
66
60
58
36
24
24
16
4
Division Two Under 18’s
Team
Pld
Won
Lost
Drawn
Bye
FF
1
2
3
4
5
6
18 18 18 18 18 18 11 9
10 5
4
0
3
3
3
8
10 12 0
0
1
1
0
0
4
6
4
4
4
6
0
0
0
0
0
0
Drawn
Bye
FF
For
Agst
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
785 727 378 370 420 272 317 276 440 529 498 892 Seville Alexandra Yarra Glen Belgrave Kinglake Powelltown For
Agst
1429 460 938 501 1316 563 892 803 657 1203 190 1892 %
310.65 187.23 233.75 111.08 54.61 10.04 Pts
60
60
58
46
32
24
Barracuda Security Veterans
Team
1
2
3
4
5
6
Croydon North Mt Evelyn Upwey Tecoma Woori Yallock Emerald Marysville Pld
8
8
8
8
8
8
Won
8
6
4
3
2
1
Lost
0
2
4
5
6
7
%
247.63 263.41 85.91 69.94 84.34 30.49 Pts
32
24
16
12
8
4
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Looking Back by Carli Mitchell
DIVISION 2 A GRADE NETBALL
Yarra Glen [46] defeated Seville [18]
In what was the most important game
for these two sides, Seville entered this
game as the favourites against their
opponent in Yarra Glen – and it was
Yarra Glen that surprised not only their
opponent, but the rest of the competition,
as they comfortably defeated the team
that finished on top of the ladder. The
combination that was Elizabeth Kay and
Tarryn Thom caused multiple problems
for Seville, where the two goallers hardly
missed any of the shots they put up;
they were focussed, and they both played
a much better game than they have in
recent weeks. Tarryn Thom starred with
twenty eight goals, shooting more goals
herself than Seville’s final overall score;
Hillary Grubb, Peta Fay and Stacey Moate
led by example when it looked as though
Seville was going to pose as a threat. Zoe
Abbruzzese (14 goals) and Tania Hoare
played well in Seville’s loss, but they
weren’t quite as influential as they usually
are.
Woori Yallock [36] defeated
Upwey Tecoma [33]
Playing at Warburton last week, Woori
Yallock did the near-impossible, rising
to the challenge and getting the better
of Upwey Tecoma, who was posing as
a serious finals threat. Upwey went
about trying to run their opponent off
their feet, but Woori were a very good
match, keeping up with the pace Upwey
set them. Woori Yallock capitalised on
Upwey’s mistakes, and turnovers were
abound across the court. The pressure was
intense, and it was Woori who managed to
break away first, and not crumble beneath
it; they had a huge win in their defence,
with their defenders nullifying the influence
of Upwey’s goallers in Jordan Lingard (19
goals) and Tess Linkins (14 goals), who are
usually a part of a game that is much more
high-scoring. Peri Stewart has improved
as the weeks have gone by, and she was
the difference between her team winning
or losing; she shot an accurate thirty
three goals. Joanna Goldsworthy, Stacey
Southwick and Mariah Scully were best for
Woori Yallock in their three goal victory.
Mount Evelyn [39] defeated by
Wandin [41]
Mount Evelyn were favourites to win this
match due to them being undefeated for
the entire season – but they have met
their match, with Wandin just being able
to get the better of them when it really
mattered. Not much could separate the
two teams, and the lead changed plenty
of times over the course of the match;
turnovers occurred when the pressure
appeared to be too much, and in the end,
it was Wandin who played better under
that given pressure. Wandin’s Melissa
Martinov continued her excellent form,
shooting thirty two goals to help ensure
her side got the victory; Nikki Phillips,
Kathleen McMahon and Beth Chiuchiarelli
were also fantastic in their side’s two
goal victory, which was the same amount
of goals they beat Upwey Tecoma the
previous week. Lauren Tesoriero and Gaby
Duncan were best for Mount Evelyn, but
they weren’t able to do enough to get their
team over the line when the game went
down to the wire.
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Woori Yallock vs Mount Evelyn
Mount Evelyn may have ended the season
undefeated and on top of the ladder, but
they were defeated in the semi finals by
a mere two goals against Wandin. Those
two teams have plenty of history, but
before Mount Evelyn can have the chance
to challenge them again, they will need
to get the better of the up-and-coming
Woori Yallock first. Woori has proven to
be a challenge all season, but it wasn’t
until the finals rolled around that they
started playing better than they had
during the regular season – and they’ve
gone strength-to-strength, now posing
as a serious threat. But against the
more experienced Mount Evelyn, their
inexperience could be their downfall.
Peri Stewart will have to get the better
of Kate Youlten or Morgan Brumby, and
in defence, those two girls hardly make
mistakes. Mariah Scully will have her
hands full with the likes of Ella Priestley,
Gaby Duncan or Lauren Tesoriero, but
they may just be able to find a way to
get the better of them, just like Wandin
did the previous week. I’m still going to
tip Mount Evelyn, but Woori Yallock are in
with a very good chance.
DIVISION 1 A RESERVE NETBALL
Monbulk vs Wandin
As expected, Monbulk and Wandin will be
playing against one another for the spot
in the grand final against Mount Evelyn.
Having finished respectively in second and
third on the ladder, it was always going
to be these two teams that were going
to fight it out. Monbulk was just too good
against Woori Yallock, whilst Wandin went
down by only five goals against their rivals
in Mount Evelyn. This game is liable to go
either way, but going by recent history,
Wandin has a good leg up against their
opponent. Jo Rutherford, Rebecca Finlay
and Shayne Broekhof have each played
well in this year’s finals, and I believe they
will continue to do so; the combination of
Jo Rutherford and Emma Mullinder in goals
is tough for any team to get the better of.
Hayley Barnes and Carly Baker in goals
each have also played well in the finals for
Wandin, and this game will be a shootout between the two teams. Whatever
happens, this match will be a close one –
expect to see it go down to the wire.
DIVISION 1 B GRADE NETBALL
Olinda Ferny Creek vs Upwey Tecoma
Olinda Ferny Creek may have finished the
season fourth on the ladder, but they’ve
done everything in their power to get
to where they are now – and with the
right amount of self-belief, they may just
very well defeat Upwey Tecoma, who in
turn finished second. Elise Tanzen, Romy
Schauble and Merrin Buxton each have
played well in Olinda’s wins to get them
to the preliminary, and if these three
girls can’t be stopped and their influence
on the match somehow nullified, Upwey
Tecoma will have a few problems on their
hands. Catherine Morris and Brenda Van
Keulen are the ones that have been the
shining lights for Upwey, and they will
undoubtedly try to get their team over the
line. The last time these two teams met,
Olinda came out on top, but this game
could be where it all changes – and it will
be a matter of who can break through the
pressure the opposition exerts, and who
will ultimately not crumble.
DIVISION 1 B RESERVE NETBALL
Olinda Ferny Creek vs Mount Evelyn
The game between these two sides is
going to be a great one, if their recent
history is anything to go by. Mount
Evelyn may have beaten Olinda Ferny
Creek the last time these two teams
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met in the qualifying final, but it was
most likely these two teams were going
to battle it out for a spot in the grand
final against Wandin. Lauren Smith and
Tanya Daalmeyer have been stand-outs
for Olinda in their past few matches, and
they will be a couple of players that Mount
Evelyn will need to be wary of – and with
Lauren Smith in goals, Mount Evelyn will
have to find a way to somehow shut her
down, and give her no freedom to move.
Naomi Hammett and Prue Northey have
been playing well in goals for Mount
Evelyn, whilst in the centre court Naomi
Edwards has been causing numerous
headaches for her opponents. The speed
and endurance of each player will be a
factor in who wins and loses, and it may
very well be Olinda that gets on top this
time.
Yarra Junction vs Yarra Glen
In a year that has undoubtedly been good
to Yarra Junction, they will be entering
the grand final as favourites – and rightly
so. They have peaked when it was the
right time, and they have proven to be a
very good challenge for their opponent
in Yarra Glen. Junction has beaten Yarra
Glen the last time these two met in the
qualifying final, but like many grand finals
beforehand, anything is likely to happen.
Yarra Glen’s pace through the centre court
has been something to watch over the
course of the season, whilst Junction’s
durability and their persistence, has been
something to be marvelled at. Cara Moore
and Jenny Gardner have been fantastic for
Junction in goals, with their combination
giving the likes of Elizabeth Kay and Tarryn
Thom a run for their money; this game
will be goal-for-goal if these girls have
anything to do with it. Catherine Cook
and Michelle Pooles have also had a great
season for Junction. Hillary Grubb and
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Peta Fay have been leading by example for
Yarra Glen, and they will ultimately cause
numerous problems for Junction in their
respective positions. I’m going to tip Yarra
Junction, but only just.
DIVISION 2 A RESERVE
Powelltown vs Yea
Having finished the season fifth on the
ladder, Yea has done everything in their
power to ensure that they make it as far
as possible in the finals – and they are
finally being rewarded for their efforts.
Playing Powelltown in the grand final, will
be the first time these two teams meet,
and getting the better of Belgrave by a
mere goal, the odds may be against Yea,
but they will undoubtedly make everyone
go for the underdog. Cindy Hayes,
Sophie Watts and Emily Picken have been
instrumental in Yea’s fight through the
finals, and I believe they will continue
to do so. But being up against such a
good opponent, they cannot afford to put
a foot wrong, because Powelltown will
make them pay in the worst way possible.
The combination of Powelltown’s Simone
Traynor and Nikki Armstrong in goals
will be tough for Yea to shutdown, as will
Miranda Walker and Renee Finlay will also
cause problems for them. Powelltown will
be favourites upon entering this match,
but Yea will undoubtedly have a few tricks
up their sleeves.
DIVISION 2 B GRADE
Yarra Glen vs Alexandra
Having only lost the one game for the
entire season, Yarra Glen was always going
to be a tough opponent for any side to
get the better of. Now, with the season
on the balance, Alexandra will have to
play at their absolute best if they hope to
walk away as the grand finalists in 2012.
Two goals separated these two teams
when they last met in the semi finals, and
a one goal buffer against Belgrave sees
Alexandra with another opportunity to beat
their top of the ladder opponent. Brianna
Jones and Amy Dennett proved to be a
very lethal combination in goals for Yarra
Glen when these sides last played each
other, and it will be interesting to see if
they stick with the same goallers. Nicole
Manthrope has played well in goals for
Alex, so she will possibly get Yarra Glen’s
best defender on the day; Sally Krijt and
Michelle Fleming have also played well in
this finals series. I’m going to tip Yarra
Glen to win, but whatever the outcome,
the game is going to be a tight one.
DIVISION 2 B RESERVE
Seville vs Yea
Being the two stand-out teams in the
competition, many already believed that
it was going to be Seville and Yea facing
off against one another in the grand final.
Seville only suffered the one loss over the
course of the season, so it is little wonder
that they are favourites. The last time
these two met, Yea went down to Seville,
but since then, their game plan would’ve
changed, and a different Yea side will be
stepping up to the plate. Kate McMaster,
Judy Watts and Michelle Dolman have each
played well in the finals, as has goaller
Jade White – she will be one to watch, and
a game changer if this game goes down to
the wire. Seville’s Stephanie Skinner and
Molly Treloar each stood-out the last time
they played against Yea, but who knows?
They could continue their excellent form,
or this could be the match where Yea
exploits Seville’s weaknesses. I’m going to
back Seville, based on how well they did
over the course of the season.
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Netball – Division One A Grade – Preliminary Finals
Woori Yallock
Goals
GS
GA
WA
C
WD
GD
GK
SUB
SUB
Substitute
Lauren Goldsworthy
Kerrie Honrado
Woori
Yallock
Rachel Hickey
Sarah Hogan
Gaby Duncan
Ella Priestley
Lauren Tesoriero
Morgan Brumby
Shannon Gray
Melissa Berry
Jacquie Cullimore
Substitute
Elli Stafford (GA)
Morgan Brumby (GD)
Joanna Goldsworthy (C)
Ella Priestley (C)
Perri Stewart (GS)
Shannon Gray (GK)
Meg Stafford (WA)
Lauren Tesoriero (WD)
monbulk
Kelly Bright
Alanna Davies
Siobhan Munday
Kate Williams
Shayne Broekhof (WD)
Alex Priestley (WA)
Katrina Wragg (GK)
Hayley Thompson (GS)
Natalie Rankin (GD)
Carly Baker (GA)
Goals
Coach:
GS
GA
WA
C
WD
GD
GK
SUB
SUB
Substitute
Melissa Berry
Jacquie Cullimore
Mariah Scully (WD)
Gaby Duncan (WA)
Stacey Southwick (GD)
Sarah Hogan (GA)
Goals
Coach: Jo Rutherford
GS
Emma Mullinder
GA
Joanne Rutherford
WA
Rebecca Finlay
C
Stephanie Anderson
WD
Shayne Broekhof
GD
Natalie Rankin
GK
Katrina Wragg
SUB Kelly Bright
SUB Alanna Davies
SUB Siobhan Munday
SUB Kate Williams
Katie Upton
Mt Evelyn
Ellie Van Der Westhuizen (GK)
Rachel Hickey (GS)
Wandin
Goals
Coach:
GS
GA
WA
C
WD
GD
GK
SUB
SUB
Peri Stewart
Ellie Stafford
Meg Stafford
Joanna Goldsworthy
Mariah Scully
Stacey Southwick
Ellie Van Der Westhuizen
Lauren Goldsworthy
Kerri Honrado
Monbulk
Mt Evelyn
Coach: Kristie Booth
Netball Division One A Reserve – Preliminary Finals
Bec McMahon
Hayley Thompson
Carly Baker
Alex Priestley
Laura Colosimo
Lisa Vincent
Corrine Bogle
Brogan Badrock
Bec Elliott
Tara Albiston
Substitute
Bec Elliot
Tara Albiston
Wandin
Joanne Rutherford (GA)
Corrinne Bogle (GD)
Stephanie Anderson (C)
Laura Colosimo (C)
Emma Mullinder (GS)
Brogan Badrock (GK)
Rebecca Finlay (WA)
Lisa Vincent (WD)
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Netball Division One B Grade – Preliminary Final
Upwey Tecoma
Olinda Ferny Ck
Netball Division One B Reserves – Preliminary Final
Olinda Ferny Ck
Goals
Goals
Mt Evelyn
Goals
Goals
Coach: Toby Beasley
Coach: Keira Eawlings
Coach: Toby Beasley
Coach: Katie Upton
GS
GA
WA
C
WD
GD
GK
SUB
SUB
SUB
SUB
GS
GA
WA
C
WD
GD
GK
SUB
SUB
GS
GA
WA
C
WD
GD
GK
SUB
SUB
GS
GA
WA
C
WD
GD
GK
SUB
Elise Tanzen
Zoe Llewellyn
Laura Healey
Romy Schauble
Mary Taylor
Merryn Buxton
Alexis Broy
Teagan Fall
Lauren Smith
Georgia Taylor
Eloise Rose
Substitute
Teagan Fall
Lauren Smith
Georgia Taylor
Eloise Rose
OLinda FC
Emma Hedge
Michelle Tomlinson
Jessicah Holder
Ashleigh Badman
Lorraine Hansen
Brenda Van Keulen
Marian Campbell
Kristie Puyk
Brooke Van Keulen
Substitute
Kristie Puyk
Brooke Van Keulen
Mary Taylor (WD)
Jessicah Holder (WA)
Alexis Broy (GK)
Emma Hedge (GS)
Merryn Buxton (GD)
Michelle Tomlinson (GA)
Kelly Hunt
Hannah Ransome
Tamara Robetson
Jayne McIntyre
Becky Scott
Teagan Fall
Helen Wozitsky
Nicole Kop
Alexis Broy
Substitute
Upwey
Tecoma
Zoe Llewllyn (GA)
Brenda Van Keulen (GD)
Romy Schauble (C)
Ashleigh Badman (C)
Elise Tanzen (GS)
Marian Campbell (GK)
Laura Healey (WA)
Lorraine Hansen (WD)
Nicole Kop
Alexis Broy
Naomi Hammett
Prue Northey
Felicity Curnow
Naomi Edwards
Eliza Weinberg
Emilie Fellows
Sarah Rhodes
Michelle Low
Substitute
Michelle Low
Mt Evelyn
Olinda FC
Becky Scott (WD)
Felicity Curnow (WA)
Helen Wozitsky (GK)
Naomi Hammett (GS)
Teagan Fall (GD)
Prue Northey (GA)
Hannah Ransome (GA)
Emilie Fellows (GD)
Jayne McIntyre (C)
Naomi Edwards (C)
Kelly Hunt (GS)
Sarah Rhodes (GK)
Tamara Robetson (WA)
Eliza Weinberg (WD)
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Netball Division Two A Grade – Grand Final
Netball Division Two A Reserve – Grand Final
Yarra Junction
Yarra Glen
Powelltown
Goals
Goals
Yea
Goals
Goals
Coaches: Stacey Cooper
Coaches: Peta Fay & Hillary Grubb
Coach: John Hajder
Coach: Brad Watts
GS
GA
WA
C
WD
GD
GK SUB
SUB SUB
SUB
SUB
GS
GA
WA
C
WD
GD
GK
SUB
SUB
GS
GA
WA
C
WD
GD
GK
SUB
SUB
SUB
GS
GA
WA
C
WD
GD
GK
SUB
SUB
Jenny Gardner
Emma Litterbach
Michelle Robertson
Michelle Pooles
Jacqui Pooles
Jessie Allen
Catherine Cook
Cara Moore
Amanda Croaker
Courtney Richards
Kelly Charman
Lauren Beaton
Substitute
Yarra
Junction
Cara Moore
Amanda Croaker
Courtney Richards
Jessie Allen (GD)
Elizabeth Kay (GA)
Nikki Armstrong
Simone Traynor
Shelley Gray
Erin Benhan
Renee Finlay
Demi Barber
Miranda Walker
Jess Mebbrey
Alice Hermansen
Kelly Peers
Substitute
Substitute
Kelly Charman
Lauren Beaton
Jacqui Pooles (WD)
Lauren Young (WA)
Catherine Cook (GK)
Tarryn Thom (GS)
Tarryn Thom
Elizabeth Kay
Lauren Young
Chelsea Birchall
Hillary Grubb
Stacey Moate
Peta Fay
Tori Smedley
Nicole Taylor
Tori Smedley
Nicole Taylor
Yarra Glen
Emma Litterbach (GA)
Stacey Moate (GD)
Michelle Pooles (C)
Cheslea Birchall (C)
Jenny Gardner (GS)
Peta Fay (GK)
Michelle Robertson (WA)
Hilary Grubb (WD)
powelLtown
Substitute
Jess Mebbrey
Alice Hermansen
Kelly Peers
Carly Mountjoy
Celeste White
YEA
Renee Finlay (WD)
Chloe Bastion (WA)
Miranda Walker (GK)
Shannin Inness (GS)
Demi Barber (GD)
Cindy Hayes (GA)
Shannin Inness
Cindy Hayes
Chloe Bastion
Sophie Watts
Morgan Cassell
Emily Picken
Jo Leigh
Carly Mountjoy
Celeste White
Simone Traynor (GA)
Emily Picken (GD)
Erin Benham (C)
Sophie Watts (C)
Nikki Armstrong (GS)
Jo Leigh (GK)
Shelley Gray (WA)
Morgan Cassell (WD)
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Netball Division Two B Grade – Grand Final
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Yarra Glen
Netball Division Two B Reserve – Grand Final
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Alexandra
Seville
Goals
Yea
Goals
Goals
Goals
Coach:Peta Fay & Hillary Grubb
Coach:Lucy Wallis & Michelle Jack
Coach: Jessica Hayward
Coach: Brad Watts
GS
GA
WA
C
WD
GD
GK
SUB
SUB
SUB
GS
GA
WA
C
WD
GD
GK
SUB
SUB
SUB
GS
GA
WA
C
WD
GD
GK
SUB
GS
GA
WA
C
WD
GD
GK
SUB
SUB
Amy Dennett
Renae Turner
Nadine Williams
Maddy Fitzpatrick
Stefanie Maile
Michele Young
Jacinda Fraser
Brianna Jones
Lauren Auld
Chantelle Farley
Substitute
yarra glen
Brianna Jones
Lauren Auld
Chantelle Farley
Nikki Manthorpe
Katherine Quinsee
Michelle Jack
Sally Krijt
Ashleigh Creighton
Megan Creighton
Michelle Flemming
Ashleigh Halligan
Jo Steel
Karen Richards
Substitute
Ashleigh Halligon
Jo Steel
Karen Richards
Stefanie Maile (WD)
Michelle Jack (WA)
Jacinda Fraser (GK)
Nikki Manthorpe (GS)
Michele Young (GD)
Katherine Quinsee (GA)
Carroline Nyhuis
Kim Kennedy
Stephanie Skinner
Leanna O’Neil
Chris Hoare
Molly Treloar
Toni Tesselaar
Di Day
Substitute
Di Day
Alexandra
Renae Turner (GA)
Megan Creighton (GD)
Maddy Fitzpatrick (C)
Sally Krijt (C)
Amy Dennett (GS)
Michelle Flemming (GK)
Nadine Williams (WA)
Ashleigh Creighton (WD)
Seville
Substitute
Michelle Dolman
Sara Jenkins
Chris Hoare (WD)
Kristen Moore (WA)
Toni Tesselaar (GK)
Anna Oliver (GS)
Molly Treloar (GD)
Rachel Cooke (GA)
Anna Oliver
Rachel Cooke
Kristen Moore
Judy Watts
Marg White
Kate McMaster
Jade White
Michelle Dolman
Sara Jenkins
Yea
Kim Kennedy (GA)
Kate McMaster (GD)
Leanna O’Neil (C)
Judy Watts (C)
Carroline Nyhuis (GS)
Jade White (GK)
Stephanie Skinner (WA)
Marg White (WD)
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Division One
Sticks Yarra Valley – A Reserve
MT EVELYN v. WANDIN
Wandin
6, 15, 32, 41 (41)
Mt Evelyn
11, 18, 26, 39 (39)
GOALS, WANDIN: Melissa Martinov 32,
Sharmini Philp 9
MT EVELYN: Rachael Hickey 22, Shannon
Gray 10
BEST, WANDIN: Nikki Phillips, Melissa
Martinov, Kathleen McMahon, Beth Chiuchiarelli
MT EVELYN: Lauren Tesoriero, Gaby Duncan,
Sarah Hogan, Ella Priestley
MT EVELYN v. WANDIN
Mt Evelyn
10, 18, 26, 38 (38)
Wandin
7, 14, 25, 33 (33)
GOALS, MT EVELYN: Jackie Cullimore 29,
Rebecca Gorfine 9
WANDIN: Hayley Thompson 17, Carly Baker
16
BEST, MT EVELYN: Leah Ashton, Jackie
Cullimore, Melissa Berry, Rebecca Gorfine
WANDIN: Hayley Thompson, Hayley Barnes,
Alex Priestley, Carly Baker
WOORI YALLOCK v. UPWEY TECOMA
Woori Yallock
9, 16, 30, 36 (36)
Upwey Tecoma
13, 21, 26, 33 (33)
GOALS, WOORI YALLOCK: Peri Stewart 33,
Ellie Stafford 2, Joanna Goldsworthy 1
UPWEY TECOMA: Jordan Lingard 19, Tess
Linkins 14
BEST, WOORI YALLOCK: Joanna
Goldsworthy, Stacey Southwick, Peri Stewart,
Mariah Scully
UPWEY TECOMA: Riley McLoughlin, Krista
Tomlinson, Courtney Lowe, Jordan Lingard
WOORI YALLOCK v. MONBULK HAWKS
Monbulk Hawks
12, 24, 40, 53 (53)
Woori Yallock
16, 27, 34, 42 (42)
GOALS, MONBULK HAWKS: Emma Mullinder
39, Joanne Rutherford 14
WOORI YALLOCK: Jordan Kennedy 25,
Ashleigh Savage 17
BEST, MONBULK HAWKS: Rebecca Finlay,
Joanne Rutherford, Shayne Broekhof, Katrina
Wragg
WOORI YALLOCK: Brooke Shute, Emily
Milner, Sarah McBride, Jordan Kennedy
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Sticks Yarra Valley – B Reserve
MT EVELYN v. UPWEY TECOMA
Mt Evelyn
5, 13, 23, 30 (30)
Upwey Tecoma
9, 12, 17, 19 (19)
GOALS, MT EVELYN: Tori Starling 16, Darcie
Marmion 14
UPWEY TECOMA: Michelle Tomlinson 11, Jade
Bell 8
BEST, MT EVELYN: Ruby Tidd, Tori Starling,
Jess Williams, Katie Harper
UPWEY TECOMA: Catherine Morris, Ashleigh
Badman, Jessicah Holder, Brenda Van Keulen
WANDIN v. MT EVELYN
Wandin
5, 10, 20, 28 (28)
Mt Evelyn
4, 9, 13, 20 (20)
GOALS, WANDIN: Taylor Murphy 20, Joanne
Oostermeyer 8
MT EVELYN: Naomi Hammett 13, Prue Northey
7
BEST, WANDIN: Taylor Murphy, Rachael
Roberts, Danielle Smith, Lahni McKenzie
MT EVELYN: Naomi Hammett, Naomi Jones,
Emilie Fellows, Prue Northey
OLINDA FERNY CREEK v. WANDIN
Olinda Ferny Creek 7, 15, 22, 28 (28)
Wandin
8, 12, 15, 23 (23)
GOALS, OLINDA FERNY CREEK: Elise Tanzen
21, Zoe Llewellyn 4, Laura Healy 3
WANDIN: Alicia Ireland 13, Georgia
Cunningham 7, Krystal Huyser 3
BEST, OLINDA FERNY CREEK: Elise Tanzen,
Laura Healy, Romy Schauble, Merrin Buxton
WANDIN: Tess Bayliss, Tara Albiston, Melissa
Lang, Alicia Ireland
W’BURTON MILLGROVE v. OLINDA FC
Olinda Ferny Ck
11, 17, 28, 39 (39)
W’burton Millg’ve
7, 11, 15, 20 (20)
GOALS, OLINDA FERNY CREEK: Lauren
Smith 25, Hannah Ransome 14
WARBURTON MILLGROVE: Bianca Fraser 9,
Lauren Walker 7, Tamara Halit 4
BEST, OLINDA FERNY CREEK: Lauren Smith,
Tanya Daalmeyer, Teagan Faull, Molly Rogers
WARBURTON MILLGROVE: Bianca Fraser,
Kimberley Williams, Tamara Halit, Rebecca
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Netball Results 2012 Sticks Yarra Valley – A Grade
YARRA GLEN v. SEVILLE
Yarra Glen
11, 23, 35, 46 (46)
Seville
7, 13, 15, 18 (18)
GOALS, YARRA GLEN: Tarryn Thom 28,
Elizabeth Kay 18
SEVILLE: Zoe Abbruzzese 14, Ashleigh
Docherty 4
BEST, YARRA GLEN: Tarryn Thom, Hillary
Grubb, Peta Fay, Stacey Moate
SEVILLE: Tania Hoare, Morgan Wyatt, Zoe
Abbruzzese, Samantha Holly
Sticks Yarra Valley – B Grade
BELGRAVE v. ALEXANDRA
Alexandra
7, 13, 19, 28 (28)
Belgrave
7, 16, 24, 27 (27)
GOALS, ALEXANDRA: Katherine Quinsee 17,
Nicole Manthorpe 11
BELGRAVE: Amee Williams 14, Naomi
Hargreaves 13
BEST, ALEXANDRA: Katherine Quinsee, Kim
Williams, Michelle Fleming, Sally Krijt
BELGRAVE: Brooke Cochrane, Amy Vatcher,
Naomi Hargreaves, Erin Saunders
Division Two
Sticks Yarra Valley – A Reserve
YEA v. BELGRAVE
Yea
8, 20, 31, 39 (39)
Belgrave
9, 17, 30, 38 (38)
GOALS, YEA: Cindy Hayes 29, Shannon
Inness 10
BELGRAVE: Alexandra Gawley 19, Natalie
Glanville 19
BEST, YEA: Cindy Hayes, Sophie Watts, Emily
Picken, Chloe Bastion
BELGRAVE: Melissa Davey, Clarisse
Chaproniere, Lauren Molynox, Jessica Legg
Sticks Yarra Valley – B Reserve
ALEXANDRA v. YEA
Yea
6, 13, 17, 25 (25)
Alexandra
8, 10, 15, 20 (20)
GOALS, YEA: Jade White 16, Rachel Cooke 9
ALEXANDRA: Karen Richards 11, Aimee Trice
5, Stacey Rennie 4
BEST, YEA: Kate McMaster, Judy Watts, Jade
White, Michelle Dolman
ALEXANDRA: Sharon Hedger, Ashleigh
Halligan, Aimee Trice, Alison Rouget
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Netball Ladder 2012 Division One
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Upwey Tecoma 18
Wandin 18
W’burton Millg’ve 18
Woori Yallock 18
Emerald 18
Healesville 18
Monbulk Hawks 18
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579
555
575
515
524
628
566
601
647
700
722
764
789
For
Agst
808
782
713
544
624
545
674
545
269
492
610
546
566
636
571
626
664
793
For
Agst
740
754
529
618
421
588
516
344
312
230
350
454
411
414
446
539
560
537
627
714
For
Agst
441
468
451
428
478
260
169
72
254
325
303
303
345
381
544
312
Mt Evelyn 18
Monbulk Hawks 18
Wandin 18
Woori Yallock 18
Olinda Ferny Ck 18
Upwey Tecoma 18
Emerald 18
Healesville 18
14 1 12 4 10 4 8 8
7 8
6 8
6 9
5 10 0 16 1
0
2
0
1
2
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
Agst
Sticks Yarra Valley A Reserve
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
For
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
Diff.
394
215
192
-36
-14
-121
-167
-189
-274
Pts
175.19% 72
134.24% 56
133.92% 56
94.01% 44
97.84% 40
82.71% 30
76.87% 26
75.26% 24
65.27% 12
Diff.
316
172
167
-22
-12
-26
48
-119
-524
%
%
Pts
164.23% 66
128.20% 56
130.59% 52
96.11% 40
98.11% 38
95.45% 36
107.67% 34
82.08% 30
33.92% 8
Sticks Yarra Valley B Grade
Team
Mt Evelyn 18
Upwey Tecoma 18
Wandin 18
Olinda Ferny Ck 18
Monbulk Hawks 18
Emerald 18
Healesville 18
G’brook Cockatoo 18
Woori Yallock 18
18
15
12
12
11
8
6
4
2
0
0
3
5
6
7
10
11
13
15
18
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Diff.
390
300
118
204
-25
49
-44
-193
-315
-484
%
Pts
211.43% 72
166.08% 60
128.71% 50
149.28% 48
94.39% 44
109.09% 32
92.14% 26
64.06% 18
49.76% 10
32.21% 0
Sticks Yarra Valley B Reserve
Team
Sticks Yarra Valley
179 Glenview Rd, Yarra Glen 3775
Phone – 03 9730 1022
Open 7 days 10am – 5pm
Wandin 18
Olinda Ferny Ck 18
Mt Evelyn 18
Emerald 18
Healesville 18
Woori Yallock 18
Upwey Tecoma 8
11 2 10 2 8 4
8 5
6 7
3 9
1 11 0 7
0
1
1
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
1
Diff.
187
143
148
125
133
-121
-375
-240
%
Pts
173.62% 64
144.00% 62
148.84% 54
141.25% 52
138.55% 44
68.24% 34
31.07% 26
23.08% 4
www.sticks.com.au
Netball Ladder 2012 Division Two
Sticks Yarra Valley A Grade
Team
Seville 18 Yarra Glen 18 Yarra Junction 18 Belgrave 18 Alexandra 18 Powelltown 18 Kinglake 18 Yea 18 14
11
12
11
8
6
7
0
4
5
6
6
9
10 11 18 0
2
0
1
1
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
For
Agst
627
629
736
732
594
633
537
520
464
505
654
667
625
651
614
828
For
Agst
691
715
678
544
647
613
585
407
495
587
572
488
670
605
651
812
For
Agst
439
530
529
476
469
352
267
175
273
312
326
316
420
412
520
658
For
Agst
Diff.
163
124
82
65
-31
-18
-77
-308
%
Pts
135.13% 56
124.55% 48
112.54% 48
109.75% 46
95.04% 34
97.24% 28
87.46% 28
62.80% 0
Sticks Yarra Valley A Reserve
Team
Powelltown Seville Belgrave Yarra Glen Yea Alexandra Kinglake Yarra Junction 18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
14
13
12
10
7
7
6
1
4
5
5
7
10
11
12
16
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Diff.
196
128
106
56
-23
8
-66
-405
%
Pts
139.60% 56
121.81% 52
118.53% 50
111.48% 42
96.57% 32
101.32% 28
89.86% 24
50.12% 4
Sticks Yarra Valley B Grade
Team
Yarra Glen Belgrave Alexandra Yea Powelltown Seville Yarra Junction Kinglake 18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
15
13
13
12
8
6
3
0
1
3
5
6
10
12
15
18
2
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Diff.
166
218
203
160
49
-60
-253
-483
%
Pts
160.81% 64
169.87% 56
162.27% 52
150.63% 48
111.67% 32
85.44% 24
51.35% 12
26.60% 0
Sticks Yarra Valley B Reserve
Team
Seville Yea Alexandra Powelltown 18
18
18
18
13 1
8 5
6 8
0 13
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
4
5
4
5
Diff.
543 225 318
423 259 164
336 294 42
80 604 -524
%
241.33%
163.32%
114.29%
13.25%
Pts
68
52
40
20

YVMDFL 2012 Round 22

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