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What a wild weekend we experienced as we saw the majority of our competitions get underway for 2018. On Friday night I was a guest of the Port Melbourne Colts as they took on St Kilda City under lights on a hot and balmy night at JL Murphy Reserve. The match was really well attended, and the ground looked a picture. Unfortunately for the home team they couldn’t secure the victory and were beaten by an impressive looking St Kilda City line-up with Richard Findlay and Nathan Peterson starring up forward. And then Saturday came along…

It was certainly disappointing that the weather meant we couldn’t complete a full set of netball fixtures, but there really was no choice but to abandon the day half-way-through. This was far from the prefect scenario, particularly as some results were decided early in the third quarter of matches, but their seems little doubt that the conditions were unplayable and sadly there was only one option.

In the match of the day Heatherton were leading Dingley by two points when the games were stopped, and this saw them achieve a small amount of revenge for their defeat in last seasons Division 1 Netball Grand Final. We certainly hope that we can see much better conditions this weekend and a full complement of matches.

On the football side, most of our matches were affected by rain but the players battled on and we saw some excellent games with important early-season results. I was at Overport Park to see Frankston Dolphins play their first home match in the SFNL and they were just too strong for a determined Cerberus side. I also got to see the final quarter of the Division 1 Grand Final re-match between Dingley and Mordialloc. As expected the match was close all day, but Dingley managed to just kick clear in a tense final term to take the points.

Another highlight was Chelsea Heights winning their first match on promotion to Division 1 against Cheltenham. My

fellow tipsters in the Record all went for Cheltenham, but I was happy to have selected the home team who took the victory by nine points against the slightly inaccurate visitors.

This weekend we have a very important round of football and even though ANZAC Day is during the middle of next week many of our clubs will be celebrating and honouring this important tradition this weekend. We want to thank all the current and former service men and women who are involved with our clubs for everything they have done for us and hope they have a very enjoyable day.

Many clubs will be having functions on Saturday and I am looking forward to being at Hurlingham Park as East Brighton also use the day to celebrate the 90th birthday of Mike Williamson, who is a football media icon and a great supporter of the club and our League.

I would also like to acknowledge Cerberus who will be honouring ANZAC Day on Saturday with a home match against Moorabbin in Division 4. The club is back in divisional football this year and no doubt this is a special and important time of year for their club, officials and players.

One of the pleasing things in the 10 matches I’ve seen so far has been the positive contribution made by the umpires. There has been a consistently good quality around their performances and I’ve seen a real sense of professionalism and dedication towards doing the best job they possibly can. Numbers are strong in the umpiring ranks, however we can always do with more people who are keen to make a contribution to our two sports.

Finally, we are pleased to have appointed Ben Lockwood and Mel Aitken as coaches of our senior Interleague teams for our matches on 19th May at Boort (head for Wedderburn and turn right!). Both our coaches are passionate about putting together the best possible teams and proudly representing SFNL on the day. We will also have an Under 19 football team and information regarding player nominations has been sent to the clubs.

We would love to see the best possible teams playing for SFNL in May, but in the meantime we wish everyone all the best for this weekend and hopefully you have the chance to play in sunny and dry conditions.

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DIVISION 1 DIVISION 2

CHELTENHAM V BENTLEIGH

CLAYTON V KEYSBOROUGH

Jack Barker Oval, Cheltenham

Meade Reserve, Clayton

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SFNL TIPSTERS

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Div 1 East Malvern Mordialloc Mordialloc Mordialloc Mordialloc Mordialloc East Malvern Mordialloc

Cheltenham Bentleigh Bentleigh Bentleigh Cheltenham Bentleigh Cheltenham Bentleigh

Dingley Dingley Dingley Dingley Dingley Dingley Dingley Dingley

St Kilda City St Kilda City St Kilda City St Kilda City St Kilda City St Kilda City St Kilda City St Kilda City

Port Colts Oakleigh District Oakleigh District Oakleigh District Port Colts Port Colts Oakleigh District Oakleigh District

Div 2 Doveton Eagles Doveton Eagles Doveton Eagles Doveton Eagles Doveton Eagles Doveton Eagles Doveton Eagles Doveton Eagles

Murrumbeena Caulfield Murrumbeena Murrumbeena Murrumbeena Murrumbeena Caulfield Murrumbeena

Hampton Highett Highett Highett Highett Highett Hampton Highett

East Brighton East Brighton East Brighton East Brighton East Brighton East Brighton East Brighton East Brighton

Keysborough Keysborough Keysborough Keysborough Keysborough Keysborough Keysborough Keysborough

Div 3 Springvale Districts

Springvale Districts Endeavour Hills Springvale

Districts Endeavour Hills Springvale Districts Endeavour Hills Springvale

Districts

Hampton Park Hampton Park Hampton Park Hampton Park Hampton Park Hampton Park Ashwood Hampton Park

Black Rock South Yarra South Yarra South Yarra South Yarra South Yarra South Yarra Black Rock

Hallam Heatherton Heatherton Heatherton Heatherton Heatherton Heatherton Hallam

Div 4 Cerberus Cerberus Moorabbin Moorabbin Moorabbin Moorabbin Moorabbin Cerberus

CPL CPL CPL CPL CPL CPL CPL CPL

Frankston Dolphins

Frankston Dolphins

Frankston Dolphins

Frankston Dolphins

Frankston Dolphins

Frankston Dolphins

Frankston Dolphins Lyndhurst

Lyndale Dandenong Lyndale Lyndale Lyndale Lyndale Lyndale Lyndale

LAST WEEK 12 13 11 12 12 13 10 13

TOTAL 17 19 13 21 20 21 15 19

DIVISION 1 ROUND 2

DIVISION 3 ROUND 2

DIVISION 2 ROUND 3

DIVISION 4 ROUND 3

EAST MALVERN V MORDIALLOC

CHELTENHAM V BENTLEIGH

ST PAULS V DINGLEY

ST KILDA CITY V CHELSEA HEIGHTS

OAKLEIGH DISTRICT V PORT MELBOURNE COLTS

SKYE V DOVETON EAGLES

CAULFIELD V MURRUMBEENA

HAMPTON V HIGHETT

EAST BRIGHTON V MOUNT WAVERLEY


ENDEAVOUR HILLS V SPRINGVALE DISTRICTS

ASHWOOD V HAMPTON PARK

SOUTH YARRA V BLACK ROCK

HALLAM V HEATHERTON

CERBERUS V MOORABBIN

CARRUM PATTERSON LAKES V SANDOWN

LYNDHURST V FRANKSTON DOLPHINS

DANDENONG V LYNDALE


DIVISION 1 SENIORTEAM P W L D F A % PTS

East Malvern 1 1 0 0 80 27 296.30 4

St Kilda City 1 1 0 0 101 36 280.56 4

Dingley 1 1 0 0 56 44 127.27 4

Chelsea Heights 1 1 0 0 47 38 123.68 4

St Pauls 1 1 0 0 46 39 117.95 4

Bentleigh 1 0 1 0 39 46 84.78 0

Cheltenham 1 0 1 0 38 47 80.85 0

Mordialloc 1 0 1 0 44 56 78.57 0

Port Melbourne Colts 1 0 1 0 36 101 35.64 0

Oakleigh District 1 0 1 0 27 80 33.75 0

DIVISION 1 RESERVETEAM P W L D F A % PTS

Cheltenham 1 1 0 0 67 5 1340.00 4

Port Melbourne Colts 1 1 0 0 102 29 351.72 4


St Pauls 1 1 0 0 42 22 190.91 4

Dingley 1 1 0 0 50 29 172.41 4

Mordialloc 1 0 1 0 29 50 58.00 0

Bentleigh 1 0 1 0 22 42 52.38 0

East Malvern 1 0 1 0 19 50 38.00 0

St Kilda City 1 0 1 0 29 102 28.43 0

Chelsea Heights 1 0 1 0 5 67 7.46 0

Port Melbourne Colts 2.1 3.2 3.5 5.6-36

St Kilda City 2.3 8.8 12.9 15.11-101

Port Melbourne Colts: Goal Kickers: T. Nicholls 3, L. Mildenhall 2 Best Players: T. Nicholls, L. Mildenhall, L. Rennie, A. Lovett, M. Egan, C. HicksSt Kilda City: Goal Kickers: R. Findlay 4, N. Peterson 4, A. Purvis 3, J. Cayhan, J. Toniolo, L. Nash, R. Carroll Best Players: A. Purvis, N. Perry, L. Nash, X. Jordan, R. Findlay, M. Neiwand

Port Melbourne Colts 6.3 6.4 7.6 16.6-102

St Kilda City 1.4 1.4 3.5 4.5-29

Port Melbourne Colts: Goal Kickers: J. Butler 4, J. Brown 3, T. Kreeck 2, S. Gunning 2, B. Smith 2, M. D’Andrea 2, M. Aldrich Best Players: R. O’Callaghan, L. McKenzie, J. Perry, J. Butler, B. Smith, S. GunningSt Kilda City: Goal Kickers: R. Scott 2, H. Johnstone, J. Praetz Best Players: K. Cafun, I. McCartney, J. Olver, D. Jayaselan, J. Williams

Chelsea Heights 1.0 4.2 5.2 7.5-47

Cheltenham 0.4 2.7 2.12 4.14-38

Chelsea Heights: Goal Kickers: L. Dobson 3, M. Baxter 2, P. Matheson 2 Best Players: H. Czarnecki, L. Dobson, J. Peryman, D. Sloan, N. HerringtonCheltenham: Goal Kickers: R. Ryan, D. Harrison, K. Parsons, D. Kelly Best Players: K. Parsons, D. Harrison, J. Worrell, J. Barclay, D. Kelly

Chelsea Heights 0.2 0.3 0.5 0.5-5

Cheltenham 3.4 4.7 10.7 10.7-67

Chelsea Heights: NIL Best Players: B. Wendt, H. Bennett, M. Dyer, J. Robertson, C. HoldingCheltenham: Goal Kickers: C. Watson 4, M. Bowles 2, A. Anderson, J. Hibbert, T. Wigney, M. McIntyre Best Players: T. Wigney, C. Watson, A. Molyneux, J. Hibbert, J. Jolly, T. Perkin

Bentleigh 1.3 2.7 4.8 5.9-39

St Pauls 0.2 2.5 4.9 6.10-46

Bentleigh: Goal Kickers: B. Lawford, L. Hogton-Hewish, T. Massey, S. Murray, M. Troutbeck Best Players: NOT SUPPLIEDSt Pauls: Goal Kickers: M. Kreymborg 3, K. Pryor 2, S. Muller Best Players: K. Pryor, W. Clarke, M. Kreymborg

Bentleigh 0.0 2.1 2.4 3.4-22

St Pauls 1.7 1.10 3.10 5.12-42

Bentleigh: Goal Kickers: M. Laskey 2, J. Vlahos Best Players: B. Thomas, J. Morgan, M. Laskey, J. Vlahos, L. Milbourne, B. BlowSt Pauls: Goal Kickers: C. Byrne, F. Jenkins, B. Carracher, K. Knox, J. Blenkinsop Best Players: K. Knox, T. Walsh , L. Davenport, J. Kreymborg, A. Hay, B. Dolan

East Malvern 4.2 6.4 8.7 12.8-80

Oakleigh District 0.0 0.1 2.1 4.3-27

East Malvern: Goal Kickers: M. Lonergan 3, S. Brewer 2, L. Duffy 2, A. Collinson 2, X. Linton 2, A. Hywood Best Players: M. Tyrell, L. Duffy, N. Barry, C. Carey, R. Mullett, S. BrewerOakleigh District: Goal Kickers: J. Mullen 2, S. Balic, D. Spence Best Players: J. Walker, J. Mullen, B. Crane, P. Fermanis, L. Grabowski, N. Peddle

East Malvern 1.3 1.4 1.5 2.7-19

Oakleigh District 0.3 5.6 6.6 7.8-50

East Malvern: Goal Kickers: G. Walker, M. Ferguson Best Players: M. Naughton, M. Ferguson, A. Kater, B. Marlow, D. Taylor, A. PattinsonOakleigh District: Goal Kickers: M. Nicholas, D. Bedggood, J. Castello, N. Cramer, D. Blizzard, A. Lucarelli, S. Sammy Best Players: M. Nicholas, J. Trieu, L. Quinlivan, S. Kahawatte, B. Kay-Glover, L. Brown

Dingley 4.2 4.4 5.6 8.8-56

Mordialloc 1.0 2.2 4.7 6.8-44

Dingley: Goal Kickers: L. Walmsley 3, D. Farmer 2, L. Hard, S. Hallsworth, T. La Rocca Best Players: A. Frost, T. La Rocca, S. Hallsworth, C. Horton-Milne, K. Feehan, L. WalmsleyMordialloc: Goal Kickers: S. Tolongs, B. Humphrey, L. Barnhoorn, N. Evans, H. Curtis, J. Morris Best Players: B. Humphrey, N. Evans, A. Kneebone, H. Haley, S. Tolongs, H. Curtis

Dingley 0.0 1.1 2.2 8.2-50

Mordialloc 2.2 3.3 4.3 4.5-29

Dingley: Goal Kickers: P. Rizzi 4, T. Gent 2, S. Cusack, D. Bose Best Players: A. Lloyd, J. Hyde, P. Rizzi, C. Sterling, A. Basile, J. TownleyMordialloc: Goal Kickers: M. Fries, C. Brooking, S. Lawton, C. Neville Best Players: T. Bastion, S. Lawton, L. Zealley, T. Naughtin, C. Brooking, R. Irvine

DIVISION 1 RESULTS: ROUND 1


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year as well, so no doubt that will be addressed during the week. If they are able to limit the turnovers and convert in front of the sticks, they are a big chance to win the game.

Bentleigh, however, have had the wood on the Rosellas for the last couple of seasons, winning four of the past five encounters. They also possess arguably the better side on paper on the back of some aggressive off-season recruiting and should again prove too strong for Chelt on Saturday.

Bentleigh by 15 points.

St Pauls V Dingley (McKinnon Reserve) Like all champion sides, the Dingoes stepped up when challenged last week, and simply found a way to win the critical moments. It was a performance that they should take plenty of confidence out of.

St Pauls forged a reputation last year as being a quick and nimble young side that cuts sides up with its run and carry, however, it proved last week that it has the ability to grind out contested games in difficult conditions against a quality opponent.

The Dogs were shock winners the last time these two sides met at the Kennel, storming home with six final-term majors to announce themselves as flag contenders. However, a repeat of such a result is unlikely.

Expect the Dogs to again show plenty of heart and character, but the Dingoes may just find a way to win, as they so often do.

Dingley by six points.

St Kilda City V Chelsea Heights (Peanut Farm) An intriguing clash between two sides that produced shock results last week.

While several pundits may have foreseen a City victory, few could have predicted the manner in which they demolished the Colts on their own dungheap. In doing so, their impressive victory has changed many people’s perceptions of the Saints in season 2018.

The Heighters produced their own stunning performance in upsetting Cheltenham, largely due to their better handling of the conditions at Beazley Reserve. But how they perform at the Peanut Farm – a venue at which they have not tasted victory since 2013 – remains to be seen.

It should be a close contest, but the Saints’ home ground advantage will help them secure the four points.

St Kilda City by 19 points.

Oakleigh District V Port Melbourne Colts (Princes Highway Reserve) Two sides that will be desperate to atone for lacklustre first-up performances go head to head at Princes Highway Reserve.

Both teams had their issues in front of goal, booting a combined nine goals in Round 1, and this is an area the Oaks and the Colts would be keen to address.

The Colts were taught a lesson by a strong Saints outfit, but still have a couple of players – including the injured Cal Cathcart – to return.

Oakleigh meanwhile have taken a long-term view, blooding a number of kids in its senior side last week, and with that inconsistent performances are to be expected in the short term. But if they can compete like they did in the second half against the Panthers, they should get the chocolates.

Oakleigh District by seven points.

ROUND 1 REVIEW

Port Melbourne Colts 5.6 (36) def by St Kilda City 15.11 (101) The Saints kicked off the 2018 season in triumphant style, thrashing Port Colts by 65 points to claim the Bird Cup at JL Murphy Reserve on Friday night.

The visitors grabbed the ascendancy in the second term, booting six goals to one to open up a 36-point buffer heading into the sheds. And they didn’t let up after half time, holding the goalless in the third as they asserted their dominance and put the game beyond reach.

Aaron Purvis was the clear standout, slotting three goals in a stunning best afield display in his first game back for City, while big Nick Perry was also prominent.

Imposing new recruit Richard Findlay starred up forward for his new club, booting four goals, while Nathan Peterson also contributed four majors.

Silky midfielder Lew Mildenhall and Colts debutant Tom Nicholls were the shining lights for the home side, sharing all of their team’s five goals for the night.

Dingley 8.8 (56) def Mordialloc 6.8 (44) The SFNL’s Match of the Round didn’t disappoint, despite the wet and windy conditions, with rivals Dingley and Mordialloc playing out another exciting contest at Souter Oval.

The Dingoes proudly unveiled their Division 1 Senior premiership flag in front of a massive home crowd prior to the big game, and withstood a spirited fightback from the visitors to record a well-earned 12-point victory.

The Dingoes were the quicker of the two sides to adapt to the artic conditions, and as a result it was one-way traffic in the first term as they slammed through the first four goals of the match to scoot to a 26-point advantage.

It took until a kick after the siren for the Bloods to register their first score of the match – a long range goal to Steve Tolongs – and it seemed to spark the Bloods into action, as they responded with the only goal of the second quarter arm wrestle to reduce the margin back to 14 points.

Mordi continued to chip away at the lead and managed to get back within one solitary point mid-way through the final term. However, the Dingoes found another gear late and responded with back-to-back goals to give them some breathing space.

Nathan Evans goaled inside the final minute to get the Bloods back within a kick, but it proved too little, too late as ruckman Simon Hallsworth goaled on the final siren to kick-start the Dingoes’ party.

Chris Horton-Milne, Lucas Walmsley (three goals) and Blackchrome Player of the Day Josh Ferguson all found plenty of the footy, but it was the Dingoes defence led by the co-Captain Trav La Rocca and the impenetrable Andrew Frost that were the most important contributors.

However, Dingley’s impressive victory was soured by a first-half collarbone injury to Liam Hard, which prematurely ended his first game in the black, red and gold.

Evans, Ben Humphrey and first-gamers Harry Haley and Hamish Curtis impressed for the Bloods.

Chelsea Heights 7.5 (47) def Cheltenham 4.14 (38) Chelsea Heights has celebrated its return to Division 1 with a stunning upset victory over the highly-fancied Cheltenham at Beazley Reserve.

The Heighters led at every change in what was a scrappy and low-scoring contest, which also saw Cal Dodson’s emotional return to football following his 12-month cancer battle.

The Rosellas let themselves down badly with their ball use around the ground, with the home side proving much cleaner in the tough conditions. In particular Chelt’s conversion rate in front of goal was

poor, registering just four goals from 18 scoring shots – six more than the Heighters.

But there would be no stopping Chelsea Heights, who had winners in Jordy Peryman, Lachy Dobson (three goals) and former St Kilda City full back Harry Czarnecki.

Rosellas Kyle Parsons and Drew Kelly also impressed in their first games for their new club.

Bentleigh 5.9 (39) def by St Pauls 6.10 (46) While the dreadful conditions at Bentleigh Reserve may have killed the clash between local rivals as a spectacle, it was no less an absorbing contest as the Doggies saluted by seven points.

Like many matches over the weekend, the rain and wind that lingered throughout the day ensured that goals came at a premium. As such, there was never much in it at any at any stage as both teams fought to take control.

It was tough, desperate, contested football for much of the second half as the two sides traded goals, but St Pauls did enough in the final 10 minutes to hold out their local rivals.

New Dogs recruits Kale Pryor and Curtis Murfett stood out, as did reigning Ellis Medallist Matt Kreymborg with his three goals.

East Malvern 12.8 (80) def Oakleigh District 4.3 (27) The Panthers have enjoyed a first-up victory under new coach Nathan Robinson, belting a young Oakleigh District side by 53 points at the Zoo.

East Malvern led from go to woah, and with just 0.1 in the board to half time, the Oaks were simply never in the hunt. However, they saved face with four second half goals that added some respectability come the final siren.

Jake Mullen starred with two goals in District’s side that featured no less than six players from its 2017 Under 19 premiership team, while another former Oakleigh U19 graduate in John Walker was also named among its best.

But the Panthers simply had winners on every line, including Mark Tyrell and Luke Duffy, while Marc Lonergan finished with three goals on debut.

ROUND 2 PREVIEW

East Malvern V Mordialloc (Dunlop Reserve) While it was a positive result for the Panthers to kick off the season, a much sterner test awaits this week in the form of premiership contender Mordialloc.

The Bloods meanwhile were very impressive from quarter time onwards, and worked themselves back into the game on their ability to win the ball through the centre.

Mordi Skipper and clearance king Todd Bastion, who recently returned from overseas, made his return through the twos on the weekend, and may make his return to the seniors this week, further strengthening an already imposing midfield group.

East Malvern has its fair share of quality through the guts, including coach Nathan Robinson and star veteran Ryan Mullett, but they don’t have the depth to match it with the Bloods for four quarters.

Mordialloc by 36 points.

Cheltenham V Bentleigh (Jack Barker Oval) Over the last few years, these two clubs have established their annual ANZAC Round contest as one of the marquee events on the SFNL calendar, and there will again be plenty of interest in this one.

Both sides find themselves coming off losses to start the season, and they would be keen to open their account here on Saturday afternoon.

Chelt shot themselves in the foot last week with their poor ball use, albeit in difficult conditions, which is an issue that cost them games last


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ROUND 1 14 APRILPort Colts 5.6-36 def by St Kilda City 15.11-101

East Malvern 12.8-80 def Oakleigh District 4.3-27

Dingley 8.8-56 def Mordialloc 6.8-44

Bentleigh 5.9-39 def by St Pauls 6.10-46

Chelsea Heights 7.5-47 def Cheltenham 4.14-38

ROUND 2 21 APRILOakleigh District V Port ColtsEast Malvern V MordiallocSt Pauls V DingleyCheltenham V BentleighSt Kilda City V Chelsea Heights

ROUND 3 28 APRILPort Colts V MordiallocEast Malvern V St PaulsDingley V CheltenhamBentleigh V Chelsea HeightsOakleigh District V St Kilda City

ROUND 4 5 MAYSt Pauls V Port ColtsCheltenham V East MalvernChelsea Heights V DingleySt Kilda City V BentleighMordialloc V Oakleigh District

ROUND 5 12 MAYPort Colts V CheltenhamEast Malvern V Chelsea HeightsDingley V BentleighOakleigh District V St PaulsSt Kilda City V Mordialloc

ROUND 6 26 MAYChelsea Heights V Port ColtsBentleigh V East MalvernDingley V St Kilda CityCheltenham V Oakleigh DistrictSt Pauls V Mordialloc

ROUND 7 2 JUNEPort Colts V BentleighEast Malvern V DingleyOakleigh District V Chelsea HeightsMordialloc V CheltenhamSt Kilda City V St Pauls

ROUND 8 16 JUNEDingley V Port ColtsEast Malvern V St Kilda CityBentleigh V Oakleigh DistrictChelsea Heights V MordiallocCheltenham V St Pauls

ROUND 9 23 JUNEPort Colts V East MalvernOakleigh District V DingleyMordialloc V BentleighSt Pauls V Chelsea HeightsSt Kilda City V Cheltenham

ROUND 10 30 JUNESt Kilda City V Port ColtsOakleigh District V East MalvernMordialloc V DingleySt Pauls V BentleighCheltenham V Chelsea Heights

ROUND 11 7 JULY Port Colts V Oakleigh DistrictMordialloc V East MalvernDingley V St PaulsBentleigh V CheltenhamChelsea Heights V St Kilda City

ROUND 12 14 JULYMordialloc V Port ColtsSt Pauls V East MalvernCheltenham V DingleyChelsea Heights V BentleighSt Kilda City V Oakleigh District

ROUND 13 21 JULY Port Colts V St PaulsEast Malvern V CheltenhamDingley V Chelsea HeightsBentleigh V St Kilda CityOakleigh District V Mordialloc

ROUND 14 28 JULYCheltenham V Port ColtsChelsea Heights V East MalvernBentleigh V DingleySt Pauls V Oakleigh DistrictMordialloc V St Kilda City

ROUND 15 4 AUGUSTPort Colts V Chelsea HeightsEast Malvern V BentleighSt Kilda City V DingleyOakleigh District V CheltenhamMordialloc V St Pauls

ROUND 16 11 AUGUSTBentleigh V Port ColtsDingley V East MalvernChelsea Heights V Oakleigh DistrictCheltenham V MordiallocSt Pauls V St Kilda City

ROUND 17 17 AUGUST Port Colts V DingleySt Kilda City V East MalvernOakleigh District V BentleighMordialloc V Chelsea HeightsSt Pauls V Cheltenham

ROUND 18 17 AUGUSTEast Malvern V Port ColtsDingley V Oakleigh DistrictBentleigh V MordiallocChelsea Heights V St PaulsCheltenham V St Kilda City

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2018 DIVISION 1 SENIOR FIXTURE


East Malvern* V MordiallocFirst met in 1989 - 24 matches (East Malvern 12 wins, Mordialloc 12 wins)

Largest Winning Margin East Malvern 136 pts (27/4/96)Mordialloc 129 pts (24/4/99)

Smallest Winning Margin East Malvern 3 pts (12/5/07; 8/8/15)Mordialloc 29 pts (27/8/11)

Highest Score East Malvern 21.23-149 (27/4/96)Mordialloc 26.18-184 (8/4/89)

Lowest Score East Malvern 3.6-24 (24/4/99)Mordialloc 2.1-13 (27/4/96)

*Incorporating Tooronga/MalvernCheltenham V Bentleigh*

First met in 1996 - 16 matches (Cheltenham 8 wins, Bentleigh 8 wins)Largest Winning Margin Cheltenham 91 pts (14/6/97)

Bentleigh 84 pts (18/7/98)Smallest Winning Margin Cheltenham 3 pts (27/4/96; 9/5/15)

Bentleigh 1 pt (29/5/99)Highest Score Cheltenham 16.13-109 (14/6/97)

Bentleigh 18.10-118 (21/8/99)Lowest Score Cheltenham 3.9-27 (29/5/99)

Bentleigh 2.6-18 (14/6/97)*This excludes any results involving Bentleigh FC from the Federal Football League

St Pauls V DingleyFirst met in 2009 - 20 matches (St Pauls 13 wins, Dingley 7 wins)

Largest Winning Margin St Pauls 48 pts (14/5/11)Dingley 97 pts (9/7/16)

Smallest Winning Margin St Pauls 8 pts (3/8/13; 1/8/15)Dingley 4 pts (14/9/14)

Highest Score St Pauls 21.10-136 (9/5/09)Dingley 21.8-134 (23/5/15; 10/4/16)

Lowest Score St Pauls 2.13-25 (9/7/16)Dingley 4.7-31 (14/5/11)

St Kilda City V Chelsea HeightsFirst met in 1993 - 45 matches (St Kilda City 28 wins, Chelsea Heights 17 wins)

Largest Winning Margin Chelsea Heights 117 pts (8/5/04)St Kilda City 101 pts (16/8/08)

Smallest Winning Margin Chelsea Heights 1 pt (2013 Elimination Final)St Kilda City 1 pt (4/6/94)

Highest Score Chelsea Heights 25.11-161 (8/5/04)St Kilda City 23.13-151 (2/6/07)

Lowest Score Chelsea Heights 5.1-31 (15/8/98)4.7-31 (16/8/08)

St Kilda City 4.10-34 (3/8/13)Oakleigh District V Port Melbourne Colts

First met in 2017 - 2 matches (Oakleigh District 2 wins, Port Melbourne Colts 0 wins)Largest Winning Margin Oakleigh District 59 pts (20/5/17)

Port Melbourne Colts Not applicableSmallest Winning Margin Oakleigh District 51 pts (29/7/17)

Port Melbourne Colts Not applicableHighest Score Oakleigh District 17.5-107 (20/5/17)

Port Melbourne Colts 6.12-48 (20/5/17)Lowest Score Oakleigh District 13.11-89 (29/7/17)

Port Melbourne Colts 4.14-38 (29/7/17)

DIVISION 1 HEAD TO HEAD / BRUCE HILL


DIVISION 1: ROUND 2

BENTLEIGHGround: Bentleigh Recreation Reserve,

Arthur St, Bentleigh

Club Colours: Navy with red yoke

Senior Coach: Pete Pirera

Reserve Coach: Steve Hall

# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Scott Lawry 30 Ryan Murphy

2 Chris Johnson 31 Josh McGarry

3 Tom Cunningham 32 Chris Fidler

4 Roland DeBiase 33 Jamie Vlahos

5 Jackson Meredith 34 James Tighe

6 Chris Yenofkian 35 Sam McGarry

7 Barama Blow 36 Tom Backman

8 Steve Murry 37 Alex Walker

9 Bryn Thomas 38 Matthew Troutbeck

10 Michael Rodgers 41 Michael Laskey

11 Kyle Swinden 42 Matthew Hogan

12 Sam Lewin 43 Andrew Pendlebury

13 Damon Grant 44 Dimmi Petrakis

14 Tom Massey 45 Rowan Nayna

15 Liam Hogton-Hewish 46 Matthew Dakin

16 Luke Morrison 48 Lee Milbourne

17 Brody Lawford 49 Rob Moriarty

18 Jack Firns 50 James Watts

19 Ben Cooper 51 Liam Corkhill

20 Steve Galileos 52 Andrew Scammell

21 Justin Hall 53 Mitch Vandermeer

22 Ben De Nardis 55 Jayce Morgan

23 Daniel Sharp 58 Michael Riddle

25 Murat Pekin 60 Dale Mawer

26 Rolan Stagg 63 Sean Scotland

27 Nathan Stagg 71 Scott Mortimer

28 Mitch Smart 88 James Kiernan

29 Andrew Walsh

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EAST MALVERNGround: Dunlop Reserve,

Dunlop St, Malvern

Club Colours: Navy and red stripes

Senior Coach: Nathan Robinson

Reserve Coach: Nicholas Dykes

# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Luke Duffy 30 Brock Baker

1a Ronan Fenton 31 Marc Lonergan

2 Mark Tyrell 32 Ben Marlow

3 Nathan Robinson 33 Nic Barry

4 Luke Poustie 34 Andrew Power

5 Mitchell Ferguson 35 Jay Thorn

6 Alex Hywood 36 Josh Salmon

7 Dylan Morton 37 Nicholas Dykes

8 Stephen Brewer 38 Ben Padula

9 Chris Carey 39 Xavier Linton

10 Lewis Fitzgerald 40 Simon Dykes

11 Ryan Mullett 41 Retired

12 Lucas Hall 42 Ben Taylor

13 Riley Flanigan 43 Todd Mackie

14 Brad Stringer 44 Tim Main

15 Adam Corunna 45 Cal Nicholls

16 Lachlan Dowling 46 Andrew Pattinson

17 Jack Hammond 47 Haimish Rix

18 Adam Collinson 48 Jessi Delahaye

19 Ben Timms 49 Jack Nicolson

20 David Taylor 50 Casey Harrison

21 Michael Naughton 51 Andrew Hewitt

22 Tom Riley 52 Jack Ellice-Flint

23 Dean Millhouse 53 Issac McCallum

23a George Gemetzis 54 Terry Bright

24 Alex Kater 55 Christian Farrelly

25 James Kirtland 56 Ben Salmon

26 Josh Strachan 57 Gordon Walker

27 Mark Ryan 58 Jackson Kirtland

28 Josh McCleary 60 Tim Herrick

29 Brady Corso 64 Dan Gauci


Ground: Ben Kavanagh Reserve, McDonald St, Mordialloc

Club Colours: Red and white stripes

Senior Coach: Michael Brown

Reserve Coach: Stephen Brown

MORDIALLOC

# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Tom Curry 26 Robbie Evans

1a Aaron Freeman 27 Brad Lindsey

2 Justin Summons 28 Scott Pitura

2a Matt Powell 29 Benjamin Humphrey

3 Jordan Derbyshire 30 Chris Brooking

4 Matt Moore 31 Jayden Gregory

4a Lachlann Zealley 32 Reid Irvine

5 Daniel Nicholls 33 Alisdair Jackson

6 Todd Bastion 34 Luke Ardrey

7 Nathan Evans 35 Lewis Emmerson

8 Lachlan Bull 36 Michael Spohn

9 James Pither 37 Tom Naughtin

10 Josh Kovarik 38 Chris Mizzi

11 Aaron Kneebone 39 Travis Hall

12 James Morris 40 Michael Fries

13 Tom McMahon 41 Stefan Gregory

14 Luke Barnhoorn 42 Kaleb Tymko

15 Sean Van Velsen 43 Tom Jewell

16 Lachlin McIver 44 Adam Nicholls

17 Tim Kovess 45 Andrey Fyans

18 Shane Lawton 46 Devlin Danckert

19 Steve Tolongs 47 Dean Bott

19a Dan Quinn 48 Sean Hendricks

20 David Marguglio 49 Ben Harrison

21 Michael Barnhoorn 51 Luke McGennison

22 Edward Murphy 52 Craig Wilson

22a Peter Nelson 53 Michael Schofield

23 Tony DeMacedo 54 Nick Fitzgerald

24 Carey Neville 56 Sam Holland

25 Hamish Curtis 57 Ryan Carrison

25a Morgan Harris 77 Harry Haley


Ground: Jack Barker Oval, Weatherall Rd, Cheltenham

Club Colours: Red, yellow and black vertical panels

Senior Coach: Des RyanReserves Coach: Alistair GarlickThirds Coach: Scott Mellick

CHELTENHAM


# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Luke Brookman 32 Chris Neophitou

2 Drew Kelly 33 Dan Harrison

3 Tom Donnell 34 Jake Hibbert

4 Kyle Parsons 35 Jarrad Bloink

5 Ange Soldatos 36 David Lloyd

6 Richard Ryan 37 Jax Kilner

6a Nathan Cerisara 38 Ryan Howells

7 Max Worrell 39 Morgan Hampton

7a Anthony Malamas 40 Trent Vanderheiden

8 Bane Suboticki 41 Ryan Howells

9 Brendan Dillon 42 Todd Kilner

9a Matt Zacharin 43 Cam Beaumont

10 Jake Davis 44 Mitch Stevens

11 Mitch Daniels 45 Karl Tuhiwai

11a Sam Oke 46 Tim Lawson

12 Billy Robertson 47 Jack Gavin

13 Chris Bennetts 48 Matt McIntyre

14 Conrad Hudghton 49 Matt Styring

15 Sean McLaren 50 Jojo Amaah

16 Chris Germano 51 Alan Anderson

17 Jon Spanos 52 Liam Boschan

18 Daniel Vaughan 53 Hamish McWilliam

19 Anthony Milesi 54 Dayton Woodham

20 Cam Watson 55 Jim Carcassi

21 Tim Bolger 56 Harris Kent

22 Jack Worrell 57 Daniel Newby

23 Will McTaggart 58 Josh Jolly

23a Paul Conroy 59 Alex Thorley

23b Jack Lowis 60 Simon Donnell

24 Matt Bowles 61 Kris Harris

25 Tom Perkin 62 Ben Maloney

26 Tom Nelson 63 Paul Sanders

27 Josh Fox 64 Hector Simpson

27a Scott Mellick 65 Jason Derks

28 Tim Wigney 67 Hayden Taylor

29 Al Garlick 68 Tom Worrell

30 Sam Perkin 69 Renny Trainor

31 Nick Kilner 99 Jack Barclay

SFNL MATCH OF THE DAY


DIVISION 1: ROUND 2

DINGLEYGround: Souter Oval, Marcus Rd Dingley

Club Colours: Black, red yoke, yellow trim

Senior Coach: Shane Morwood

Reserve Coach: Matthew Benton


# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Aaron Edmunds 33 Harry Thompson

2 Liam Hard 34 Nathan Naughton

3 Marcus Freeman 35 Remi Faulkner-Wood

4 Jack Ades 36 Kane Davidson

5 Joel Sarlo 37 James Pitz

6 Chris Horton-Milne 38 Shuan Cusack

7 Lucas Walmsley 39 Tom Ristevski

8 Joshua O'Bree 40 Andrew Rizzi

9 Travis La Rocca 41 Bradley Sessler

10 Daniel Ades 42 Peter Rizzi

11 Josh Ferguson 43 Darren Andrews

12 Luke Bartholomew 44 Connor Horsey

13 Matthew Morwood 45 Adam Lloyd

14 Rob Rusan 46 Liam Considine

15 Kristen Feehan 47 James Cullen

16 Daniel Farmer 48 Jason Wylie

17 William Edmunds 49 Jack Pickford

18 Andrew Frost 50 Craig Sterling

19 Ashley Russell 51 Jake Townley

20 Simon Hallsworth 52 Cal Ryan

21 Jack Hyde 53 Danny Din

22 Nick Lloyd 54 Anthony Basile

23 Daniel O'Keeffe 55 Joshua Pickford

24 Adam Stock 56 Bryce McLeod

25 Jackson Peet 59 Ben Ginns

26 Colin Craney 60 Jack Farrington

27 Mitchell Allamby 61 Tom Gent

28 Connor Watson 62 Seb Zammit

29 Leigh Moore 63 Lachie Craig

30 Sam Williams 64 Josh McLaren

31 David Bose 65 Drew McLean

32 Jack Clausen 99 Clinton Brooks

CHELSEA HEIGHTSGround: Beazley Reserve Thames Promenade Chelsea Heights

Club Colours: Navy Blue with Red Yoke

Senior Coach: Brad Canavan

Reserve Coach: Mick Ellis / James Robertson

# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Dylan Sloan 29 Jamie Waters

2 Dale Hynes 30 Steven Vos

3 Joel Williams 31 Mark Stevens

4 Michael Shaw 32 Heath Bennett

5 Jesse O'Dell 33 Matthew Good

6 Luke Behin 34 Luke Gherini

7 Jordan Peryman 35 Antonie Ricaut

8 Kade Murphy 36 Ben Wendt

9 Harry Czarnecki 37 Tristen Wright

10 Daniel Campisano 38 Chris Holding

11 Phillip Matheson 39 Aaron Rhodes

12 Michael Wade 40 Peter Gerard

13 Michael Danckert 41 Josh Bennett

14 Nathan Herrington 42 George Glitzos

15 Matt Baxter 44 Chris Hanns

16 Callum Dodson 45 Andrew Cupit

17 Jak Hancock 47 Luke Baxter

18 Michael O'Driscoll 50 Matthew Bastin

19 Lachlan Dobson 52 Cameron Gates

20 Michael Dwyer 53 Nicholas Oliver

21 Ryan Archer 54 Zeke Jazownik

22 Declan Lee 55 Josh Denholm

23 James Robertson 60 Steven Kat

24 Mick Ellis 62 Nathan James

25 Bryce Atherton 64 Lachlan Bennett

26 Jarrod Sing 66 Rhys Chadwick

27 Kenny Ablis 67 Phil Smith

28 Bryce Campbell


DIVISION 1: ROUND 2

Ground: McKinnon Reserve (Cnr Tucker & McKinnon Rds McKinnon)

Club Colours: Blue with red and white

Senior Coach: Jason Heffernan

Reserve Coach: Glen Balmforth

ST PAULS

# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Carl Herbstreit 29a Ben Carracher

1a Jeremy Muldoon 30 Anthony Locandro

2 Fletcher Kearney 30a James Bragagnolo

3 Fred Jenkins 31 Dino Karamoshos

4 Nick Halliday 32 Liam Davenport

5 Harry Hunt 32a Jordan Lloyd

6 Josh Verlin 33 Michael Johnstone

7 Tim Walsh 34 Jaye Edmunds

8 Matt Herbstreit 34a Chris Vial

9 Brad Dolan 35 Lachlan Butler

9a Glen Balmforth 35a Lachie Carracher

10 Connor Byrne 36 Paul Booth

11 Brad Gilder 37 Jake Pirovano

12 Ash Munday 38 Jarryd Blenkinsop

13 Christian McCarthy 38a Ben Thorson

13a Rhys Walton 39 Nick Stubbings

14 Will Clarke 40 Jonathan Davidson

15 Kieran Knox 41 Dan East

16 Michael Decorrado 42 George Elliott

17 Tim (Bob) Carracher 43 Sean Herbstreit

18 Trent McIntyre 44 Terry Zisimopoulos

19 James Dennehy 45 Jayden Bydder

20 Tim Roberts 46 Jake Halasz

21 Rhys Peet 47 Josh Stanton

22 Kale Pryor 48 Ben Faiman

22a Matthew Howard 49 Elliott Holden

23 Aaron Hay 55 Tim Blackwood

24 Brendan Dawes 56 Sam Hicks

24a Carey O'Brien 57 Dylan Kelly

25 Jack Kreymborg 58 Lachlan Harris

26 Curtis Murfett 59 Dylan Peet

28 Matt Brown 88 Matt Kreymborg

29 Steve Muller


Ground: Peanut Farm Reserve, Blessington St, St Kilda

Club Colours: Red, white and black vertical panels

Senior Coach: Richard Houston Reserve Coach: Ryan Hoy

ST KILDA CITY

# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Juy Capp 35 Nick Perry

2 Mitch Oman 36 Anderson Agius

3 Rhys Joachim 37 Richard Findlay

4 Mark Griffiths 38 Jack Praetz

5 Jesse Toniolo 39 Febrick Addi

6 Cameron Hansen 40 Chris Keenan

7 Jackson O'Hehir-Vargas 41 Ben Hall

8 Nathan Peterson 42 Jack Marks

9 Aaron Purvis (Capt) 43 Iain McCartney

10 Xavier Jordan 44 Rick Scott

11 Will De Bruin 45 Waldron Miller

12 Macolm Neiwand 46 Frank Masofa

13 Jack Vorbach 47 Will Patterson

14 Zachariah Amos 48 Peter Salesui

15 Aaron Green 49 Josiah Llakulu

16 Jack Williams 50 Hamish Johnstone

18 Ryan Carroll 52 Dylan Fuller

19 Jye Sujaini 53 Kerwin Cafun

20 Michael Brown 54 Jack Nanovich

21 Lachy Nash 55 Glen Krepp

22 Daniel Ella 58 Marley Jobling

23 Oscar Don 59 Ash Crooks

24 A J Nyanjok 61 Cedric Palagi

25 Hugh Mason 62 Ryan Hoy

26 Dhanesh Jayasalen 64 Tristan Rozario

27 Troy Parker 65 Matt Hoy

29 Tom Looi 66 Nick Perry

30 Perry O'hehir-Vargas 67 Thomas Motlop

31 Tadj Takla 68 Julian Williams

33 Jesse Firebrace 70 Jarhvis Materiaki

34 Johnny Cayhan 99 Michael Dettmann



DIVISION 1: ROUND 2

OAKLEIGH DISTRICT

Ground: Princes Highway Reserve, Princes Hwy, Oakleigh East

Club Colours: Black with white sash

Senior Coach: Phil Harvey

Reserve Coach: Steve Quinlivan

# PLAYER # PLAYER

1 Jake Mullen 19a Bret Crane

1a Luke Quinlivan 20 Dave Bedgood

2 Simon Black 21 Paul Fermanis

2a Nathan Cramer 22 Anthony Cassett

3 Luke Casey 22a Joe Castello

4 Milan Mandic 23 Pat Lucarelli

5 Frank Bonacci 24 Luke Harvey

5a Curtis Ward 24a Luke Grabowski

6 Mitchell Pierce 25 Daniel Kirby

7 Liam McCabe 26 Matt Nicholas

8 Bayley Kay-Glover 27 Chris Cassett

9 Corey Hutchinson 28 Brendan Keast

10 John Walker 29 Sam Guerrens

10a Paul Gurr 30 Nuru Jammeh

11 Nathan Peddle 31 Zac Hipworth

11a Brad Virgona 32 Daniel Spence

12 James Black 33 Liam Cogan

13 Dan Kiellerup 35 Connor Morgan

13a Jackson Trieu 37 Lee Brown

14 Nathaniel Jones 38 Saf Balic

15 Simon Bonacci 39 Jake Winn

17 Ryan Pearson 40 Daniel Difede

18 Brody Hodic 41 Daniel Urban

19 Anthony Lucarelli


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PORT MELBOURNE COLTS

Ground: JL Murphy Reserve, Williamstown Rd, Port Melbourne

Club Colours: Red with blue V, colts emblem

Senior Coach: Gareth Daley

# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Callum Cathcart 34 Tanner McMaster

2 Ben Smith 35 Bryson Bonnett

3 Lewis Mildenhall 36 Louise McKenzie

4 Jackson Brown 37 Tom Nicholls

5 Max Mitchell-Russell 38 Connor Clarke

6 Jayme Lawson 39 Jason Butler

7 Luke Hardwick 40 Veke Lamb

8 John Lindsay 41 Christian Gurry

9 Ben Wilson 42 Niami Gordan

10 Nathan Doble 43 Phillip Karaminoski

11 Nathan Dumbleton 44 Mitch Atanasovski

12 Sam Mitchell 47 Nicholas Harkins

13 Luke Prescott 48 Billy Walter

14 Jake Wood 49 Stephen Duvnajak

15 Josh O'Donnell 50 Ratu Koroi Bete

18 Josh Attard-Dickson 52 Richard O'Calligan

19 Ashley Humphries 53 Corey Hicks

20 Torren Bonnett 54 Sean Clarke

21 Nick Eades 55 Trent Kreeck

22 Jake Knox 56 Jari Kennedy

23 Arlyn Hagwara 57 Vincent Delaney

24 Jason Hughes 58 Max Aldrich

25 Lachlan Rennie 59 Michael Rosenfeld

26 Callum Smith 60 Tim Hanley

27 Mick Egan 61 Kyle Penaluna

28 Nathan Spinks 62 Heri Cristanto

29 Jesse Field 63 Mets Tahana

30 Ryan Coulthard 64 Sam Carson-Crickmore

31 Andrew Lovett 65 Jason McGuire

32 Sean Gunning



Caulfield 3.2 7.4 9.4 16.8-104Hampton 2.3 4.7 8.15 8.16-64

Caulfield: Goal Kickers: T. Heagney 5, C. Roughead 3, J. Glass 3, T. Stait 2, C. Ryall, B. Miles, J. Benoiton Best Players: T. Heagney, C. Ryall, A. Ballard, C. Roughead, J. Grimmond, J. GlassHampton: Goal Kickers: L. Mullin 2, T. Burley 2, M. Devereaux, L. McLuckie, T. Tohiariki, P. Bolger Best Players: M. Devereaux, C. White, G. Timms, P. Bolger, D. West, N. O’Donovan

Caulfield 1.1 3.2 4.6 5.8-38Hampton 1.0 1.3 4.7 6.7-43

Caulfield: Goal Kickers: R. Butler 2, R. Hunter, M. Murray, J. Lanyon Best Players: J. Lanyon, J. Wood, V. Moore, N. Murnane, J. Eierweis, R. HunterHampton: Goal Kickers: D. Chisholm 2, T. Hamilton, B. Kheng, L. Narduzzo, T. Woodward Best Players: M. Lees, T. Nixon, T. Woodward, B. Kheng, M. Hanson, C. Norton

Mount Waverley 3.0 5.1 6.2 9.4-58Clayton 3.5 3.5 4.9 5.10-40

Mount Waverley: Goal Kickers: C. Schulz 5, J. Tye 2, C. Jeffries, J. Rickard Best Players: J. Tye, C. Schulz, B. McLeod, E. Tobias, J. Wilkin, M. TighelloClayton: Goal Kickers: L. Caine, D. O’’Donnell, J. Gilmour, J. Bourke, D. Evangelista Best Players: G. Tuckwell, L. Caine, T. Frost, J. Day, M. Wilson, J. Collins

Mount Waverley 0.0 0.0 0.0 2.3-15Clayton 0.0 0.0 0.0 7.14-56

Mount Waverley: Goal Kickers: J. Cavanagh, E. Holt Best Players: J. Burns, N. Anglim, S. Tate, E. Holt, N. Cerni, A. CormickClayton: Goal Kickers: N. Fallace 2, M. Azzopardi 2, C. Collins, M. McLean, D. Gilmour Best Players: M. Azzopardi, M. Forster, M. Wills, J. Crameri, C. Collins, M. McLean

Murrumbeena 1.1 5.1 7.5 7.6-48Keysborough 2.3 3.5 7.10 9.18-72

Murrumbeena: Goal Kickers: L. James 3, M. Kinsella 2, S. Parkes, J. Semmel Best Players: D. Turkington, T. Valenta, E. Espinosa, H. Ambrose, L. Wilson, C. NiclasenKeysborough: Goal Kickers: C. Bryan 3, C. Hargreaves 2, D. Jameson 2, T. Werner, T. Siposs Best Players: J. Anwyl, D. Collins, B. Sutton, C. Bryan, A. McIlroy, T. Siposs

Murrumbeena 1.1 3.6 5.6 8.8-56Keysborough 0.5 1.5 3.8 4.9-33

Murrumbeena: Goal Kickers: Q. Pongracz 2, R. Clayton 2, T. McGaw 2, E. Brown, W. Nash Best Players: M. McMahon, J. Holdsworth, T. McGaw, W. Nash, S. Moloney, N. EdwardsKeysborough: Goal Kickers: J. Caisley 2, J. Bekierz, D. Vassallo Best Players: J. Cipressi, D. Cullen, S. Dekkers, K. Murrian, J. Riddock, J. Bradshaw


Doveton Eagles 5.8 8.11 9.12 13.14-92East Brighton 0.1 2.7 6.10 9.11-65

Doveton Eagles: Goal Kickers: P. Dye 3, E. Samadi 3, N. Beer, M. Neve, C. Carmody, E. Williams, R. Robertson, C. Wilson, R. Johnson Best Players: N. Beer, N. Battle, M. Neve, C. Carmody, R. Johnson, E. SamadiEast Brighton: Goal Kickers: M. Jamieson 3, R. Cosgrave, M. Backman, N. Foster, A. Bailey, M. Lavender, D. De Luca Best Players: M. Jamieson, R. Cosgrave, R. Stringer, A. Bailey, J. Wilesmith, S. James

Doveton Eagles 2.2 3.6 7.6 9.10-64East Brighton 0.0 0.0 0.2 0.2-2

Doveton Eagles: Goal Kickers: D. Hazelden 2, S. Caldwell 2, T. Byers, D. Chadwick, A. Floyd, S. Paynter, M. Carter Best Players: A. Floyd, D. D’Aquino, D. Chadwick, S. Williams, D. Hazelden, A. BekiriEast Brighton: Goal Kickers: NIL Best Players: C. Thorne, A. Giuliani, T. Breen, J. Doolan, A. Governi, B. Gouin

Highett 4.2 8.8 10.10 12.11-83Skye 2.2 2.3 3.5 4.7-31

Highett: Goal Kickers: T. Brown 4, J. Jones-Hampton 3, M. Hoar 2, K. Hendy, N. Vawser, E. Turner Best Players: T. Brown, N. Scott, Y. Pasialis, M. Hoar, P. Singh, J. Jones-HamptonSkye: Goal Kickers: C. Petrie 2, M. Gonzalez, A. Harper Best Players: D. Turner, Z. Harland, N. McConville, M. Kelly, M. Frizell, J. Bateman

Highett 0.0 1.4 2.4 5.8-38Skye 2.7 2.7 2.9 3.12-30

Highett: Goal Kickers: R. Smith 2, M. Baragwanath, A. Draper, S. Lidstrom Best Players: J. Parsons, D. Morton, A. Draper, M. Baragwanath, R. Smith, S. LidstromSkye: Goal Kickers: B. Dyer, J. Dunkley, M. Poore Best Players: A. Burks, B. Williams, L. Bailey-Kohne, N. Webb, B. Harper

BENDIGO BANK DINGLEY VILLAGE DIVISION 2 SENIORTEAM P W L D F A % PTS

Doveton Eagles 2 2 0 0 238 109 218.35 8

Keysborough 2 2 0 0 219 108 202.78 8

Highett 2 2 0 0 178 112 158.93 8

Caulfield 2 2 0 0 175 123 142.28 8

Murrumbeena 2 1 1 0 112 124 90.32 4

Mount Waverley 2 1 1 0 118 187 63.10 4

East Brighton 2 0 2 0 146 187 78.07 0

Hampton 2 0 2 0 116 168 69.05 0

Skye 2 0 2 0 90 154 58.44 0

Clayton 2 0 2 0 84 204 41.18 0


Doveton Eagles 2 2 0 0 200 18 1111.11 8

Highett 2 2 0 0 153 44 347.73 8

Hampton 2 2 0 0 106 97 109.28 8

Keysborough 2 1 1 0 171 59 289.83 4

Murrumbeena 2 1 1 0 115 96 119.79 4

Skye 2 1 1 0 114 102 111.76 4

Clayton 2 1 1 0 72 151 47.68 4

Caulfield 2 0 2 0 102 127 80.31 0

Mount Waverley 2 0 2 0 18 194 9.28 0

East Brighton 2 0 2 0 16 179 8.94 0


ROUND 2 REVIEW

A potential grand final preview yielded an intriguing result to headline Round 2 action in the Southern Football Netball League in the Division 2 competition, while Doveton Eagles continue to surprise.

Keysborough 9.18 (72) def Murrumbeena 7.6 (48) The premiership favourites when down in a blaze of glory in Round 2 with a strong second half from the visitors spurring them to their second straight win.

Keysborough was simply too good for Murrumbeena, booting six goals to two in the second half, including keeping the host side goalless in the final term.

Chris Bryan made it seven goals from two games to top the score sheet for Keysie, with James Anwyl and Damian Collins among the best.

A strong start in the first half from Murrumbeena saw it overcome an eight-point quarter time deficit to lead by eight at the half time break.

From there it was all the Burra however, as they booted home four goals to two in the third to take a five-point lead at the final change, before another two goals in the last secured a 24-point win, which could have been more if not for inaccurate kicking.

Dechlan Turkington and Thomas Valenta were named Murrumbeena’s best.

Caulfield 16.8 (104) def Hampton 8.16 (64) The Bears went about their business on Saturday, overcoming a Hampton side which led five points at the three quarter time break.

The visitors had all the momentum going into the fourth quarter, but the home side found their kicking boots and slotted home seven goals to one behind in the last.

Leading the charge for Caulfield was best on ground Tom Heagney with five goals, while Chris Ryall and ruckman Adam Ballard were also impressive.

The Bears enjoyed a strong start to the game, booting three goals in the first term and four in the second to lead by 15 at half time, with Hampton hanging around.

The Hammers then flicked the switch in the third, but were unable to capitalise on several opportunities, kicking 4.8 to two straight goals to only lead by five points at the final change.

Caulfield made them pay for their inaccuracy in the last, slamming home 7.4 to one behind to ultimately cruise to a 40-point win.

Mark Devereaux and Callum White were listed as the visitor’s best.

Mount Waverley 8.4 (58) def Clayton 5.10 (40) Mount Waverley key forward Caleb Schulz continued to show he’s one to keep an eye on, booting five goals in his side’s 18-point win against Clayton.

In a match where goals were sometimes hard to come by, Schulz made the most of his chances as the Lions pulled away in the final term.

Schulz was named among his side’s best with Jamil Tye named best on ground alongside Ben McLeod and Ethan Tobias.

Clayton opened the game in stirring fashion to boot three goals in the opening term, but were held scoreless in the second as Mount Waverley opened up an eight-point lead.

Both sides could only manage one goal in the third term with the lead decreasing to five before the Lions pulled away in the last, with three goals to one to eventually win by 18 points.

Glenn Tuckwell and Lachlan Caine were best on for Clayton.

Doveton Eagles 13.14 (92) def East Brighton 9.11 (65) A scintillating first half was the key behind Doveton Eagles’ 27-point win against East Brighton at home, though the second half was a cause for concern.

The Eagles booted eight goals to two in the opening half to lead by 40 points at the main break, but conceding seven goals to five in the second half.

Peter Dye and Enayte Samadi combined for six goals in the win, while Nicholas Beer and Nick Battle were named best on ground.

Doveton was flying in the first quarter, kicking five goals to one behind, before adding three goals to two in the second to lead by 40.

To East Brighton’s credit, it refused to lay down in the second half and booted four goals to one in the third to get to within 20 points and a sniff at an upset.

Doveton was able to switch back on in the fourth and held back the Vampires with four goals to three and come away with the win.

Mark Jamieson (three goals) was best on for the visitors alongside Ryan Cosgrave.

Highett 12.11 (83) def Skye 4.7 (31) Highett has gone about shaking the Jekyll and Hyde tag very nicely in 2018, winning its second straight game with a commanding 52-point win against Skye.

The Dogs set up the win with an eight-goal first half and while the scoring dried up in the second, they only conceded two majors.

Tom Brown showed he can still be considered one of the top players in Division 2, booting four goals in a best on ground performance, while Nathan Scott was also impressive.

In a competitive first half, Highett broke away early to lead by two goals at the first change, before holding Skye goalless in the second, increasing its lead to 41 points.

The Dogs chipped away throughout the second half, kicking two goals to one in both the third and fourth quarters to eventually win by 52.

Daniel Turner and Zach Harland were among the best for Skye.

ROUND 3 PREVIEW

Four matches will be played on Saturday in Division 2 for ANZAC Day round with Caulfield and Murrumbeena the highlight of the weekend, with Clayton and Keysborough to do battle on Sunday as the Clays continue their tradition of a stand-alone Sunday game.

Caulfield v Murrumbeena (Koornang Park)

Match of the Round These two sides have had a lot of fantastic matches against one another across the last couple of years, but this might be the most intriguing of them all.

Caulfield is coming off a strong start to the season, winning two straight, and boasts a deep line-up with a number of forward options.

Murrumbeena hasn’t been able to live up to the hype so far, with one win and one loss, and may go into this match as underdogs.

Caulfield by three points.

Skye v Doveton Eagles (Carrum Downs Recreation Reserve) The Bombers will be looking for win number one of the season, but its going to be a tough ask coming up against Doveton Eagles, who sit atop the ladder.

The Eagles have been the surprise packets so far in 2018 and have immediately burst into finals contenders with some excellent performances.

While Skye always performs strongly at home, it will be difficult for it to cause an upset in this one. Difficult, but not impossible.

Doveton by 22 points.

Hampton v Highett (Peterson Street Reserve) These two sides once combined to form an Under 19s team, so there is a bit of rivalry between Hampton and Highett, especially early in the season.

Hampton has had its moments so far this season against some good sides in Murrumbeena and Caulfield, but are yet to win a game.

Highett has been one of the in-form teams through two rounds and will again go in favourite with too much firepower up forward.

Highett by 17 points.

East Brighton v Mount Waverley (Hurlingham Park) It doesn’t seem that long ago where these two sides were among the pack hunting for the final spot in the top five last year, only for neither to get it.

The Lions enjoyed a solid win against Clayton last week to get on the board, with Caleb Schulz impressing for the second straight week.

East Brighton can be commended for getting back into the contest against Doveton, but can’t afford to start that slowly again.

East Brighton by five points.

Clayton v Keysborough (Meade Reserve) These two clubs have experienced opposite starts to their respective seasons, with the visitors coming into the match as heavy favourites.

Clayton have endured two straight losses to start the year and unless there is dramatic change on the field, it’s going to be three.

Keysborough have been the benchmark so far and will only be more confident after defeating Murrumbeena last week.

Keysborough by 34 points.

DIVISION 2: THE INNER SANCTUM / JASON BARBIN @JBarbin10 DIVISION 2: THE INNER SANCTUM / JASON BARBIN @JBarbin10



ROUND 1 7 APRIL 2018Hampton 7.10-52 def by Murrumbeena 8.16-64

Skye 8.11-59 def by Caulfield 11.5-71

East Brighton 12.9-81 def by Highett 14.11-95

Clayton 6.8-44 def by Doveton Eagles 22.14-146

Keysborough 23.9-147 def Mount Waverley 9.6-60

ROUND 2 14 APRIL 2018Caulfield 16.8-104 def Hampton 8.16-64

Highett 12.11-83 def Skye 4.7-31

Doveton Eagles 13.14-92 def East Brighton 9.11-65

Mount Waverley 9.4-58 def Clayton 5.10-40

Murrumbeena 7.6-48 def by Keysborough 9.18-72

ROUND 3 21 APRIL 2018Hampton v HighettSkye v Doveton EaglesEast Brighton v Mount WaverleyClayton v KeysboroughCaulfield v Murrumbeena

ROUND 4 28 APRIL 2018Doveton Eagles v HamptonMount Waverley v SkyeKeysborough v East BrightonMurrumbeena v ClaytonHighett v Caulfield

ROUND 5 5 MAY 2018Hampton v Mount WaverleySkye v KeysboroughEast Brighton v ClaytonCaulfield v Doveton EaglesMurrumbeena v Highett

ROUND 6 12 MAY 2018Keysborough v HamptonClayton v SkyeEast Brighton v MurrumbeenaMount Waverley v CaulfieldDoveton Eagles v Highett

ROUND 7 26 MAY 2018Hampton v ClaytonSkye v East BrightonCaulfield v KeysboroughHighett v Mount WaverleyMurrumbeena v Doveton Eagles

ROUND 8 2 JUNE 2018East Brighton v HamptonSkye v MurrumbeenaClayton v CaulfieldKeysborough v HighettMount Waverley v Doveton Eagles

ROUND 9 16 JUNE 2018Hampton v SkyeCaulfield v East BrightonHighett v ClaytonDoveton Eagles v KeysboroughMurrumbeena v Mount Waverley

ROUND 10 23 JUNE 2018Murrumbeena v HamptonCaulfield v SkyeHighett v East BrightonDoveton Eagles v ClaytonMount Waverley v Keysborough

ROUND 11 30 JUNE 2018Hampton v CaulfieldSkye v HighettEast Brighton v Doveton EaglesClayton v Mount WaverleyKeysborough v Murrumbeena

ROUND 12 7 JULY 2018Highett v HamptonDoveton Eagles v SkyeMount Waverley v East BrightonKeysborough v ClaytonMurrumbeena v Caulfield

ROUND 13 14 JULY 2018Hampton v Doveton EaglesSkye v Mount WaverleyEast Brighton v KeysboroughClayton v MurrumbeenaCaulfield v Highett

ROUND 14 21 JULY 2018Mount Waverley v HamptonKeysborough v SkyeClayton v East BrightonDoveton Eagles v CaulfieldHighett v Murrumbeena

ROUND 15 28 JULY 2018Hampton v KeysboroughSkye v ClaytonMurrumbeena v East BrightonCaulfield v Mount WaverleyHighett v Doveton Eagles

ROUND 16 4 AUGUST 2018Clayton v HamptonEast Brighton v SkyeKeysborough v CaulfieldMount Waverley v HighettDoveton Eagles v Murrumbeena

ROUND 17 11 AUGUST 2018Hampton v East BrightonMurrumbeena v SkyeCaulfield v ClaytonHighett v KeysboroughDoveton Eagles v Mount Waverley

ROUND 18 18 AUGUST 2018Skye v HamptonEast Brighton v CaulfieldClayton v HighettKeysborough v Doveton EaglesMount Waverley v Murrumbeena


2018 BENDIGO BANK DINGLEY VILLAGE DIVISION 2 SENIOR FIXTURE DIVISION 2: ROUND 3

DOVETON EAGLES

Ground: Roy’s Windscreens Oval, Power Rd, Doveton

Club Colours: Blue, white and gold panels, eagle emblem

Senior Coach: Clint Wilson

# PLAYER # PLAYER

1 Ryan Hendy 18 Dylan Chadwick

2 Peter Dye 21 Dale Jose

3 Micheal Callinan 23 Emilio Williams

4 Kaine Bundy 24 Russell Roberston

5 Steven Ognjenovic 25 Enayte Samadi

6 Nick Beer 27 Travis Graeske

7 Ricky Johnson 28 Todd Byers

8 Corrie Wilson 29 Adjin Bekiri

9 Nick Battle 30 Matthew Fristad

10 Bradley McKenzie 31 Cameron Carmody

12 Caleb Millman 33 Stuart Johnson

14 Stuart Willaims 35 Daryl Thomas

15 Cory Wilson 36 Adam Read

16 Reece Hancock 66 Jarrod O'Neill

17 Matt Neve 88 Troy Hancock


Ground: Carrum Downs Recreation Reserve, Wedge Rd, Carrum Downs

Club Colours: Black, red and silver

Senior Coach: Brad Sinclair

Reserves Coach: Faisal Payenda

Thirds Coach: Chris Rodrigues

SKYE


# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Marc Frizell 29 Hayden Harvey

2 Jesse Elms 31 Chase Allan

3 Nathan McConville 32 Jacob Ashton

4 Brendan Weighell 34 Jarryd Karadeas

5 Mathew Gonzalez 35 Dylan Omeara

5 Jarrod England 36 Ben Williams

6 Zac Harland 37 Keenan Hatch

7 Damian Richardson 38 Paul Follett

8 Chris McCann 39 Kyle Gascoyne

9 Nick Webb 41 Faisal Payenda

10 Blake Bormann 43 Cal Lester

11 Brett Dawson 45 Dom Spinucci

12 Nick Papachristofilou 46 Taylor Hughes

12a Scott Thorne 48 Daniel Turner

13 Tyler Cabansag 49 John Lalor

14 Michael McGreal 50 Jack Minton

15 Cam Petrie 52 Luke Bailey

16 Tim Barr 54 Michael Kelly

17 Brad Nicol 55 Josh Gribbling

18 Aaron Dawson 57 Jake Dunkley

19 Aaron Harper 59 Heath Burridge

20 Ben Harper 61 Nick Hoffman

21 Matthew Poore 63 Michael Kane

22 Ben Evans 64 Sotiris Solomonidis

23 Luke Scott 67 Ashley Burks

24 Craig Dawson 69 Aaron Ryan

25 Adrian Taronto 70 Glenn Fielding

26 Joel McConville 71 Andrew Hook

27 Brad Dyer 73 Tom Minton

28 James Bateman 74 Jordan Foster

# THIRDS1 Corey Baines

2 Darren Love

6 Zac Lambert

8 Liam McConville

9 Koby Lehner

10 Ryan McConville

12 Travis Scott

17 Corey McCormack

18 Matthew Barr

27 Chris Rodrigues

28 Sean Murnane

31 Kyle McMaster

39 Jatden Delange

44 Vin O'connor

47 Terry Sumner

59 Max Jordan

63 Michael Kalviskis

65 Jason Lester

66 Daniel Parkinson

68 Josh Riley

72 Christian McGuire

75 Dylan Dhorio

76 Reed Allan

81 Ryan Bounds

83 Ben Forsyth

84 Phil Miners

85 John Jose

99 David Collihole


DIVISION 2: ROUND 3DIVISION 2: ROUND 3

Ground: Murrumbeena Park, Kangaroo Rd, Murrumbeena

Club Colours: Maroon, Gold yoke and lion

Senior Coach: Paul Howroyd

Senior Assistant: Jason Cornish

MURRUMBEENA

# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Will Nash 34 Bryn Plate

2 Jamie Hackett 35 Chris Niclasen

3 Michael Kinsella 36 Josh Godino

4 Eddie Espinosa 37 Nicholas Edwards

5 Joss Holdsworth 38 Rory Cahalane

6 Sam Moloney 39 Jack Brammer

7 Jay Bruno 40 Jacob Curtis

8 Cory Hargrave 41 Stirling Reeve

9 Mitch Walder 42 Rob Brearley

10 Jack Johnson 43 Mick McMahon

11 Luke James 44 Tim McGaw

12 Liam Wilson 45 Andre Micklesons

13 Rhys Clayton 46 Chris Keating

14 Dechlan Turkington 47 Robbie Hyde

15 Cam Walker 48 Jack Dear

16 Harley Ambrose 49 Robbie Ryan

17 Harley Turkington 50 Chris Cairns

18 Anthony Ekberg-Weiss 51 Dean Spanos

19 Josh Smith 52 Eddie Brown

20 Dylan Elkman 53 Jack Whelan

21 Chris Evans 54 Michael Menara

22 Mark Richardson 55 Matt Nandor

23 Sam Parkes 56 Sean Geaney

24 Tom Valenta 57 Mitch Hendley

25 Jordan Cusin 58 Quenton Pongracz

26 Jake Semmel 59 James Shirley

27 Cam Rundell 60 Harry Fleming

28 Alaster Bradley 61 Jack McDonald

29 Nathan McDonald 62 Michael Farthing

30 Dylan Edwards 63 Alex Goold

31 David Schmiedl 64 John Valles

32 Owen Lewis 65 Richard Gillies

33 Brett Scotland 66 Ryan Bilalis


Ground: Koornang Park, Koornang Rd, Carnegie

Club Colours: Navy, gold and red

Senior Coach: Sein Clearihan

Reserves Coach: Chris Spencer

CAULFIELD

# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Tom Heagney 32 Shane Campbell

2 James Backway 33 Rory Hunter

3 Matt Murray 34 Jake Benoiton

4 Chris Dove 35 Sam Wilson

5 Brandon Turner 36 Benn Harris

6 Anthony O'Shea 37 James Daidone

8 Daniel Nilsson 38 Luke Wakeling

9 Will Hooper 40 Jason Twirdy

10 Chris Lewis 41 Ned Lanyon

11 Ben Still 42 Chris Spencer

12 Cameron Roughead 43 Mitch Hurley

13 Luke Murchie 44 Alex Markham

14 Jake Buggy 45 Jordy Lamont

15 Tom Stait 46 Joel Grimmond

16 Blake Miles 47 Pat Kelly

17 Travis Rowley 48 John Eierweis

18 Josh Wood 49 Andrew Stolzenburg

19 Anthony Trigg 50 Jedd Glass

20 Tom Kenny 51 Tim Ferguson

21 Chris Ryall 52 Adam Wakeling

22 Sam Edgerton 54 Patrick Soan

23 Rowan Clarke 55 Nick Murnane

24 Matthew Costantino 56 Adam Coxsell

25 Curtis Williams 57 Judd Lanyon

26 Ryan Butler 59 Vince Moore

27 Harris Lanyon 60 Matt Blee

28 Cam Vincent 61 Harrison Rennick

29 Adam Ballard (Capt) 64 Josh Winslow

30 Christian Trumble 65 Stewart Broussard

31 Ian McNicholas


Ground: Peterson Street Reserve, Peterson St, Highett

Club Colours: Yellow and black stripes, blue trim

Senior Coach: Craig McIndoe

Reserves Coach: Simon Beshara

HAMPTON

# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Ajit Alister 32 Taka Tohiaraki

2 Mark Devereaux 33 Craig Norton

3 Bunarith Kheng 34 Luke Chevalier

4 Callum White 35 Hayden McLennan

5 Pat Bolger 36 Dan Guiry

6 Corey Smith 37 Kyall Reynolds

7 Carl Nichols 38 Darren Harrison

8 Troy Selim 39 Liam Thornell

9 Liam Timms 40 Blake Burnham

10 Nick O’Donovan 41 Jarryd Wilson

11 Zac Allen 42 Jye Thornell

12 Jack Cafarella 43 Andrew Scott

13 Lachlan Mullin 44 Luke Narduzzo

14 David West 45 Michael Ashman

15 James Gascard 46 Daniel Tacconelli

16 Michael Lees 47 Matthew Thompson

17 Matthew Pola 48 Josh Lees

18 Josh Carmichael 49 Anthony Papafotiou

18 Chase Griffin 50 Mark Digby

19 Tom Burley 51 Dylan Chisolm

20 Luke Hayes 52 James Grandin

20 Luke Tempany 53 Ben Priggen

21 Tom Woodward 54 Alex Docherty

22 Jake Timms 55 Nathan Wallace

23 Leigh McLuckie 56 Jake Chitty

24 Guy Timms 57 Tom Hamilton

25 Tate Griffin 58 Matthew Hanson

26 Todd Crane 59 Arron Griffin

27 Tom Davis 60 Brodie Pedder

28 Matthew Thorneycroft 61 Matthew Cupit

29 Paul Johns 62 Brendan Bennett

30 Andrew Hunter 63 Andy Castles

31 Tim Nixon


HIGHETTGround: Turner Road Reserve,

Turner Rd, Highett

Club Colours: Navy, white and red hoops with Bulldog emblem

Senior Coach: Sam Hecker

Reserve Coach: Paul (Ruffa) O’Neill

# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Ed Turner 27 James Short

1a Callum Parry 28 James L'Hueillier

2 Daniel Booth 29 Bryce Prewtress

3 Jordan Thompson 29a Elliott Brown

4 James Toranto 31 Chris Long

5 Yainni Pasialis (VC) 32 Michael Baragwarath

6 Brett Collins 34 Jackson Millwood

7 Pat Signh 36 Kyle Hendy

8 Andrew Carey 37 Mark Bailey

9 Ari Friedman 38 Lachy Mc Lean

10 Tristan Brown 39 Michael Globan

11 Beau Jedd 40 Jess Parsons

11a Matthew Foster 41 Alex Draper

12 Joel Jones 42 Steffan Lindstrom

13 Cameron Nayar 43 Billy Prosser

14 Xavier Eddington 44 Peter Quinn

15 Mark Short 45 Chris Harmes

16 Nathan Scott 46 Nathan Mullinger

17 Tom Brown (Capt) 47 Guy Dickson

18 Courtney Waddell 48 Ben Hughes

19 Jack Prosser 49 Dave Morton

19a Austin Prendergast 50 Max Pandur

20 Harry O'Neill 52 Joel Tully

21 Charlie O'Neill 53 Nicholas Gougan

22 Chris Langdon 54 Sam L'Huillier

23 Mitch Hoare 56 Justin Greer

24 Ryan Smith 57 Michael De Iavaco

25 Sam Jackson 60 Michael Russo

26 Nick Vawser



DIVISION 2: ROUND 3

Ground: Rowley Allen Reserve, Cnr Stanley & Cheltenham Rds, Keysborough

Colours: Blue, red and whiteSenior Coach: Matthew FergusonReserves Coach: Mick CarlssonThirds Coach: Paul Taylor

KEYSBOROUGH

# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Geoffrey Humphreys 28 Tim Werner

2 Ryan Goodes 29 Tom Anderton

3 Matthew Werner 30 Justin Carlsson

4 Cameron Dalton 31 Matt Carnelley

5 James Anwyl 32 Darren Jameson

6 David Prib 33 Jay Pitto

7 Jack Cole 34 Jacob Bradshaw

8 Davor Rajic 35 Matthew Collett

9 Joseph Bekierz 36 Jacob Caisley

10 Damon McCormack 37 Jack Lonie

11 Jake D'Atri 39 Damian Cullen

12 Damian Collins 42 Daniel Mackenzie

13 Shaun Dekkers 43 Harry Weston

14 Dylan Carlsson 44 Bailey Wardle

15 Michael Downie 45 Dehne Charry

16 Tom Siposs 45 Cuffe Jesse

17 Bryce Sutton 46 Kasey Mobourne

18 Riet Pal 51 Troy Cullen

20 George Lazaridis 52 Chris Bryan

21 Aaron Mcilroy 53 Taylan Killi

22 Josh Morel 54 Paul Taylor

23 Matthew Haines 55 Glenn Tempany

24 Calum Letcher 64 Jake Skilton

25 Tim Bacic 86 Jonathon Markovitch

26 Luke Damato 88 Jamie Pi

27 Cory Hargreaves 92 Jarryd Cipressi


EAST BRIGHTONGround: Hurlingham Park,

Nepean Highway, Brighton East

Club Colours: Red With white V

Coach: Peter Larsen

Reserve Coach: Jason Tickner

# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Mitch Backman 29 Patrick Jamieson

2 Marcus Lavender 30 Athan Guiliani

3 Codie Smith 31 Liam Menhennit

4 Aaron Viney 32 Cameron Thorne

5 Andrew Marigliani 33 John Conroy

6 Bradley Westcombe 34 Dion Bullock

7 Seamus Murphy 35 Tim Gray

8 Ryan Cosgrove 36 Anthony Scarcella

9 Kai Love-Linay 37 Lachlan Webb

10 Brodie Muller 38 Trent Beard

11 Retired 39 Tom Fraser

12 Blake Cochrane 40 Matthew Wright

13 Lachlan Smith 41 Richard Stokes

14 Anthony Bailey 42 Vince Rossignollo

15 Nathan Foster 43 Adrian Jilich

16 Braden Zaal 44 Todd Healey

17 Dermot Murphy 45 Nick Heley

18 Liam Flanagan 46 Jake Cameron

19 Adam Governi 47 Brendan Gouin

20 Brody Pearse 48 Xavier Tobin

21 Barry Hope 49 Jordan Doolan

22 Mark Jamieson 50 Daniel Warden

23 Adam Wakeling 51 Mike Paxman

24 Ryan Stringer 52 Andrew Raskiewicz

25 Liam Mackay 53 Stefan Bjelogrlic

26 Jared Zaal 54 Martin Bonn

27 Shaun James 55 Jufil Blanza

28 Kyle Gray


MOUNT WAVERLEYGround: Mayfield Reserve, Lewton Rd,

Mount Waverley

Club Colours: Green and gold, lion emblem

Senior Coach: Michael Keem

Reserves Coach: Jake Brown

# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Jarrod Wilkin 29 Kessel Zoethout

2 Cliff Aikman 30 Jason Bird

3 Matt Jeffries 31 Shane Costantino

4 Michael Dennis 32 Ezra Holt

5 Sam Taunt 33 Mikey Kambouris

6 Ethan Tobias 34 Matt Tighello

7 Patrick Kinsella 35 Matt Graham

8 Michael Keem 36 Caleb Schulz

9 Chris Jeffries 37 Joe Tye

10 Ben Mcleod 38 Sean Rickard

11 ben beecroft 39 Nick Doherty

12 Jake Brown 40 Stuart Polack

13 Jack Dunn 41 Stu Pike

14 Campbell Marsden 42 Samuel Moody

15 Alex Mullucks 43 Steven Spears

16 Joey Rickard 44 Nick Collins

17 Jamil Tye 45 Johnny Le

18 Jesse Burns 46 Jason Thea

19 Kieran Anglim 47 Jordan Cavanagh

20 Phil Schulz 48 Jay Cavanagh

21 James Tighello 49 Shaun Siriweera

22 Chris Filer Jnr 50 Daniel Hogan

23 Danial Pearce 51 Anthony Cormick

24 Brenton Cincotta 53 Andrew Capovilla

25 Tom Petronik 55 Jay Beattie

26 Jonathan Jordan 66 lsaac Jones

27 Daniel Thirkell 74 Nick Cerni

28 Jason Leung 87 Eric Macphie


Ground: Meade Reserve, Haughton Road, Clayton

Club Colours: Black and white stripes

Senior Coach: Jayden Gilmour

Reserve Coach: Michael Wills

CLAYTON

# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Danny Gilmour 27 Jesse Dunn

2 Michael Wills 28 Jordy Collins

3 Josh Llerena 29 Jack Coutts

3a Robert Efthimiadis 30 Jack Bourke

4 Phil Kurth 31 Jayden Gilmour

5 Nick Falace 32 Imran Murati

6 Declan O'Donnell 33 Dean Evangelista

7 Chris Morrison 34 Luke Forscutt

8 Mark McLean 35 Sebastian Valiente

9 Chris Collins 36 Geoge Yelayotis

10 Glenn Tuckwell 37 Douglas Grey

11 Peter Bell 38 James Huynh

12 Tim Collins 39 Jake Thorne

13 Josh Forscutt 40 Christian Macrae

14 Jack McEwin 41 Josh Winfield

15 Nathan Collins 42 Greg Klapos

16 Lauchy Caine 43 Ash Plozza

17 Jak Martin 44 Steve Kurth

18 Luke Coad 46 Jack Gavin

18a Matt Azzopardi 47 Justin Crowther

19 Rory Naylor 48 Sam Diacoyannis

20 Mark Dodin 49 Shaun Hamilton

21 Matt Wilson 50 Damian Sproules

22 Darren Murphy 53 Steve Wills

23 Virak Lim 55 Matt Talbot

24 Thomas Frost 56 Jack Day

25 Ordell Buntine 59 Julian Lao

26 Mick Forster 60 Chris Dureau


SFNL MATCH OF THE DAY



Black Rock 0.2 0.2 3.5 3.5-23

Ashwood 3.2 6.6 6.7 11.10-76

Black Rock: Goal Kickers: N. Davidson, B. Bowker, J. Reggardo Best Players: K. Simpson, D. Kick, W. Sanchez, T. Dalton, J. Reggardo, C. FerriesAshwood: Goal Kickers: J. Morrey 4, C. Grove 3, A. Jong, D. Reilly, M. Saunders, D. Carroll Best Players: P. Carroll, A. Davies, M. Saunders, C. Grove, G. Lithotomos, D. Masson

Hampton Park 3.5 7.7 9.11 14.16-100

Hallam 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.3-3

Hampton Park: Goal Kickers: D. Asling 4, T. Ziegeler 2, Z. Hogton 2, H. Peach, S. Walsh, S. Ward, E. Mullins, D. Cortese, Z. McDonaldBest Players: S. Ward, J. Ashwood, N. Dawes, D. Asling, Z. McDonald, B. HollingworthHallam: Goal Kickers: NIL Best Players: D. Sharp, D. Crutchfield, J. Langerak, D. Gentile, G. Casey, G. Kerr

Hampton Park 5.4 8.11 11.16 17.23-125

Hallam 1.1 1.1 1.2 1.2-8

Hampton Park: Goal Kickers: N. Carver 8, C. Williamson 4, M. Robinson 3, M. Henry, L. O’BrienBest Players: M. Henry, H. Primrose, J. Philpin, C. Phillips, N. Carver, M. HillHallam: Goal Kickers: B. AthanasopoulosBest Players: M. Wood, B. Athanasopoulos, J. Barrie-Sewell, S. Casey, D. Casey, R. McIvor

Black Rock 0.3 0.3 0.5 1.6-12

Ashwood 1.3 2.3 3.7 5.8-38

Black Rock: Goal Kickers: P. HanmerBest Players: C. Durie, M. Ballard, S. Bonser, L. Woolley, P. Hanmer, R. MitchellAshwood: Goal Kickers: S. Peake 3, D. O’Connell-Webb 2Best Players: D. Brooks, B. Giblett, J. Nelson, J. Burley, C. Spencer, N. Brooks

Heatherton 1.0 2.2 2.5 3.6-24

Endeavour Hills 7.3 8.4 14.7 18.10-118

Heatherton: Goal Kickers: D. White 2, K. KandakjiBest Players: C. Cusack, J. Corcoran, S. Harris, K. Kandakji, N. Prosser , J. WhyteEndeavour Hills: Goal Kickers: A. Vella 4, J. Marolla 4, T. Gillies 3, D. Cann 2, B. Holland, N. Strom, D. Batson, S. McLean, M. KleinertBest Players: D. Bartley, D. Cann, A. Vella, N. Gay, B. Holland, M. Kleinert

Heatherton 0.0 2.0 3.1 4.3-27

Endeavour Hills 1.1 1.1 1.2 1.2-8

Heatherton: Goal Kickers: J. Cruse, S. Merryweather, M. Bruce, M. WilliamsBest Players: M. Bruce, A. Weymouth, N. Kumar, J. Cruse, M. Roach, S. RaineyEndeavour Hills: Goal Kickers: B. GrahamBest Players: A. Doran, G. Lees, B. Graham, A. Walters, M. Lonie, A. Cann

Springvale Districts 5.3 5.3 5.3 14.11-95

South Yarra 1.0 1.0 1.0 6.4-40

Springvale Districts: Goal Kickers: S. Feehan 3, C. Keenan 2, G. Angelopoulos 2, M. Latimer 2, T. Wills 2, P. Heng, S. Comino, S. RaruBest Players: D. Saldanha, T. Wills, S. Raru, M. Soutter-Smith, C. Keenan, N. BrownSouth Yarra: Goal Kickers: E. Ghasperidis, E. Hanney, B. Bird, N. Wilcox, S. Stegheuis, D. CannizzoBest Players: J. Belfrage, S. Stegheuis, B. Smith, B. Bird, Z. Maher, N. Pane

Springvale Districts 1.1 4.7 5.13 7.18-60

South Yarra 3.0 4.0 4.1 4.1-25

Springvale Districts: Goal Kickers: J. Lim 3, L. Hamilton 2, M. Ork, C. McLeodBest Players: B. Dight, L. Wenke, M. Ork, T. Allan, L. Hamilton, J. LimSouth Yarra: Goal Kickers: T. Lange 3, M. AngeloniBest Players: B. Denaro, N. Presland, G. Zach, G. Costello, T. Lange, M. Gliddon

BENDIGO BANK DINGLEY VILLAGE DIVISION 3 SENIORTEAM P W L D F A % PTS

Hampton Park 2 2 0 0 204 72 283.33 8

Endeavour Hills 1 1 0 0 118 24 491.67 4

Ashwood 1 1 0 0 76 23 330.43 4

Springvale Districts 2 1 1 0 159 119 133.61 4

South Yarra 1 0 1 0 40 95 42.11 0

Black Rock 1 0 1 0 23 76 30.26 0

Heatherton 1 0 1 0 24 118 20.34 0

Hallam 1 0 1 0 8 125 6.40 0


Hampton Park 2 2 0 0 170 50 340.00 8

Heatherton 1 1 0 0 27 8 337.50 4

Ashwood 1 1 0 0 38 12 316.67 4

Springvale Districts 2 1 1 0 107 95 112.63 4

South Yarra 1 0 1 0 25 60 41.67 0

Black Rock 1 0 1 0 12 38 31.58 0

Endeavour Hills 1 0 1 0 8 27 29.63 0

Hallam 1 0 1 0 3 100 3.00 0

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ROUND 1 REVIEW

Black Rock 3.5 (23) def by Ashwood 11.10 (76) Melbourne turned on one of its famously variable days, but the weather proved more dramatic than the contest at MacDonald Reserve.

A dominant Ashwood dispatched Black Rock by 53 points.

That score slightly flattered the Jets who were comprehensively outplayed and may have suffered a heavier loss if not for Daniel Kick’s excellent display in defence.

The Jets’ only three goals for the day came in the third term with a powerful wind assisting them.

Ashwood’s recent recruiting efforts are already reaping dividends.

Paddy Carroll’s strong marking was an impressive feature of the game and he was named the winner’s best player.

Alex Davies, an arrival from the EFL, regularly drove the Magpies into attack.

Chris Grove, who transferred from Hampton, slotted in immediately with three goals.

David Masson, another ex-Hammer, was excellent in the backline.

But there were plenty of impressive performers amongst the more established Magpies.

George Lithotomos caught the eye, particularly with his dashing play in the first term.

He helped his side assume control early, despite the Magpies starting the match against a strong wind.

After being hampered by knee issues last season, Mitch Saunders showed he is back in business with a classy display.

His teammate James Morrey was the most productive goal scorer of the match, with four majors to his name.

Ashwood ruckman Gary McDonagh worked tirelessly throughout the game.

As for the vanquished Jets, highlights were few, however, recruit Jack Reggardo provided a rare moment of excitement for the home fans with a classy set shot goal from near the boundary line.

The only sour note for Ashwood was an injury to Dale Carroll.

Hampton Park 17.23 (125) def Hallam 1.2 (8) It was a predictably tough introduction to coaching for Hallam’s Ash Allen.

His inexperienced side was no match for Hampton Park, succumbing by 117 points at Robert Booth Reserve.

Nathan Carver booted eight of the Redbacks’ goals, with midfielder Michael Henry named the side’s best player.

In contrast, Hallam managed a solitary major for the day, that coming from the boot of new arrival Billy Athanasopoulos.

Heatherton 3.6 (24) def by Endeavour Hills 18.10 (118) Endeavour Hills was in charge from the outset against an outclassed Heatherton, registering a 94-point victory.

Falcon Daniel Bartley was best afield, with a couple of off-season additions Daniel Cann and Andrew Vella also prominent for the triumphant Endeavour Hills’ team.

Vella and Jarrod Marolla each contributed four goals to the win.

David White managed a couple of majors for the beaten Tonners, with high-profile recruit Khaled Kandakji scoring their only other goal.

Springvale Districts 14.11 (95) def South Yarra 6.4 (40) After the disappointment of a loss on Good Friday, Springvale Districts bounced back emphatically.

The Demons comfortably accounted for South Yarra, recording a 55-point win.

Daniel Saldanha was best on ground, demonstrating why Springvale Districts acquired him from Oakleigh District.

Stefan Feehan was one of eight goal kickers for the victorious Demons, topping the list with three majors.

ROUND 2 PREVIEW

Endeavour Hills vs Springvale Districts (Barry Simon Reserve) Endeavour Hills commenced its season with a substantial away win over Heatherton.

The Falcons face a more searching examination when they host Springvale Districts.

These sides shape as genuine contenders for the flag and each will be keen to gain an early psychological advantage over the other.

It is difficult to assess how the two sides compare in terms of ability.

How will last year’s Division 3 runner-up perform against an improved version of what was a competitive Division 2 squad?

It will be fascinating to see what transpires, but the Falcons may just sneak home on their turf.

Ashwood vs Hampton Park (Essex Heights Reserve) Ashwood’s demolition of Black Rock was full of promise for the Magpies’ season prospects, with fierce tackling and impressive ball movement despite trying conditions.

This week the challenge rises several notches against unbeaten Hampton Park.

Expect a ripper contest with the Redbacks starting as favourites.

Before the season commenced, Ashwood coach Mick Rossborough suggested it would be a tough task to get the better of Hampton Park.

Nonetheless, don’t underestimate his side and the substantial improvements he has made through astute recruiting since last season’s disappointing finals performance.

South Yarra vs Black Rock (Fritsch Holzer Park) Neither South Yarra nor Black Rock commenced the season as finals fancies and their odds have already lengthened.

Both were soundly beaten in Round 1 and this week’s match should be fiercely contested, with each side needing to make a positive statement.

Back on the tight confines of Fritsch Holzer Park, expect South Yarra to be tough to beat.

Hallam vs Heatherton (Hallam Reserve) Heatherton strung together 17 losses in 2017 and added another against Endeavour Hills to start the Tonners’ 2018 campaign.

The side will never get a better chance to break that dismal sequence than it has against wooden-spoon favourite Hallam.

At least the Hawks find themselves back in the reassuring surrounds of Hallam Reserve, but that won’t be enough to prevent Heatherton breaking its run of losses.

DIVISION 3: MAN ON THE MARK / ANDREW PALOCZIDIVISION 3: MAN ON THE MARK / ANDREW PALOCZI @Apaloczi@Apaloczi




2018 BENDIGO BANK DINGLEY VILLAGE DIVISION 3 SENIOR FIXTURE

ROUND 1 14 APRIL 2018Hampton Park 17.23-125 def Hallam 1.2-8

Black Rock 3.5-23 def by Ashwood 11.10-76

Springvale Districts 14.11-95 def South Yarra 6.4-40

Heatherton 3.6-24 def by Endeavour Hills 18.10-118

ROUND 2 21 APRIL 2018Ashwood v Hampton ParkSouth Yarra v Black RockEndeavour Hills v Springvale DistrictsHallam v Heatherton

ROUND 3 28 APRIL 2018Hampton Park v South YarraBlack Rock v Endeavour HillsSpringvale Districts v HeathertonAshwood v Hallam

ROUND 4 5 MAY 2018Endeavour Hills v Hampton ParkHeatherton v Black RockHallam v Springvale DistrictsSouth Yarra v Ashwood

ROUND 5 12 MAY 2018Hampton Park v HeathertonBlack Rock v Springvale DistrictsSouth Yarra v HallamAshwood v Endeavour Hills

ROUND 6 26 MAY 2018Springvale Districts v Hampton ParkBlack Rock v HallamHeatherton v AshwoodEndeavour Hills v South Yarra

ROUND 7 2 JUNE 2018Hampton Park v Black RockAshwood v Springvale DistrictsSouth Yarra v HeathertonHallam v Endeavour Hills

ROUND 8 16 JUNE 2018Hallam v Hampton ParkAshwood v Black RockSouth Yarra v Springvale DistrictsEndeavour Hills v Heatherton

ROUND 9 23 JUNE 2018Hampton Park v AshwoodBlack Rock v South YarraSpringvale Districts v Endeavour HillsHeatherton v Hallam

ROUND 10 30 JUNE 2018South Yarra v Hampton ParkEndeavour Hills v Black RockHeatherton v Springvale DistrictsHallam v Ashwood

ROUND 11 7 JULY 2018Hampton Park v Endeavour HillsBlack Rock v HeathertonSpringvale Districts v HallamAshwood v South Yarra

ROUND 12 14 JULY 2018Heatherton v Hampton ParkSpringvale Districts v Black RockHallam v South YarraEndeavour Hills v Ashwood

ROUND 13 21 JULY 2018Hampton Park v Springvale DistrictsHallam v Black RockAshwood v HeathertonSouth Yarra v Endeavour Hills

ROUND 14 28 JULY 2018Black Rock v Hampton ParkSpringvale Districts v AshwoodHeatherton v South YarraEndeavour Hills v Hallam

ROUND 15 4 AUGUST 2018Hallam v Hampton ParkAshwood v Black RockSouth Yarra v Springvale DistrictsEndeavour Hills v Heatherton

ROUND 16 11 AUGUST 2018Hampton Park v AshwoodBlack Rock v South YarraSpringvale Districts v Endeavour HillsHeatherton v Hallam

ROUND 17 18 AUGUST 2018South Yarra v Hampton ParkEndeavour Hills v Black RockHeatherton v Springvale DistrictsHallam v Ashwood

ROUND 18 25 AUGUST 2018Hampton Park v Endeavour HillsBlack Rock v HeathertonSpringvale Districts v HallamAshwood v South Yarra


SFNL MEDIA DESK

This weekend Paul Fermanis plays his 150th game for the Oakleigh District Football Club.

Fermanis grew up within a stone’s throw of Princes Highway Reserve and played his junior cricket there from the Under 12’s.

Paul was always an Oakleigh boy, playing his junior football at the Oakleigh Dragons before going on to play in the Oakleigh Chargers’ TAC Cup premiership in 2006. Most good judges agreeing he was best on that day!

A most dynamic player, impossible to stop at times, he is a heart and soul member of the Oakleigh District Football Club and one of the SFNL’s greats.

All supporters of the club have pride in Paul’s development from a young gun in his early days, to a great club man and now a great family man.

Congratulations Paul on a fantastic achievement!

Last week was quite an historic day for the Oakleigh District Football Club as for the first time in the clubs’ storied history, we saw a third generation from the same family play senior football in the famous black and white strip.

When young 17-year-old Nathan Peddle took to the field for his senior debut last week, watching on proudly were dad Brenton and granddad Graeme.

Graeme (Bluey) Peddle played more than 150 games for the club, as did his son Brenton. Both are former Presidents of the club as well, so the Peddle name is already firmly etched in the club’s history.

Now the Districts hope to continue a great family dynasty through Nathan, who prior to his senior debut last Saturday, was an integral member of the clubs’ Under 19 2017 premiership side alongside brother Regan. While Regan is likely to spend much of the season in the 19s, there is every chance we may see him join Nathan in the senior team at some stage in 2018 to continue the Peddle legacy.

Congratulations to the Peddle family on their remarkable achievements and we look forward to seeing Nathan and Regan write the next chapter in the family’s history at the Districts.

FERMANIS SET FOR 150 MILESTONE

ALL IN THE FAMILY

The three generations of the Peddle family – Graeme (left), Brenton (centre) and Nathan (right)

DIVISION 3: ROUND 2

Ground: Barry Simon Reserve, Gleneagles Dve, Endeavour Hills

Club Colours: Green with a gold V

Senior Coach: Robert Dipper

Reserves Coach: Jason Beattie

Thirds Coach: Clint Jarrett

ENDEAVOUR HILLS


# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Nick Gay 22 Jayson Bruce

1a Adrian Kartner 23 Vas Fournarakis

2 Andrew Vella 24 Adam Walters

3 Daniel Bartley 25 Daniel Morrison

4 Styron Augustus 26 Daniel Batson

5 Mitch Whatman 27 Alex Carroll

5 Daniel Cann 28 Marcus Kleinert

6 Ben Swift 29 Byron Hoe

7 Jarrod Marolla 30 Daniel Strom

8 Nathan Strom 31 Gavin Lees

9 Matthew Peake 32 Matthew Souter

10 Sam McLean 33 Midhat Sleiman

11 Nathan Reid 34 Alex Cann

12 Ryan Imeson 35 Clint Jarrett

13 Josh Graham 36 Chris Webber

14 Josh Downes 38 Jason Davies

15 Pat Gill 40 Jason Beattie

16 Ben Moriarty 44 Brok Wightman

17 Tom Gillies 48 James Taplin

18 Robert Tinney 50 Joel Marie

19 Michael Cook 51 Nathan Crutchley

20 Daniel Soar 73 Richard Thomas

21 Shaun Richards

# THIRDS2 James Bradshaw

3 Luke Staker

4 Dorian White

7 Shane Jacobs

8 Ray May

10 Sean King

11 Duol Moses

16 Lachlan Staker

17 Midhat Sleiman

21 Travis Smith

27 Will Knox

31 Jacob Daly

35 Clint Jarrett

39 Ryan Thomas

41 Andrew Smith

44 Matthew Tran

45 Adam Klas

52Craig Jensen-Schmidt

53 Sam Walters

54 Leigh Jansen

60 Greg Baxter

69 Max Herrera

71 Carl Dicker

Ground: Springvale Reserve, Newcomen Rd, Springvale

Club Colours: Navy, white monogram and red trim

Senior Coach: Kris Thompson

Reserves Coach: Adam Sikora

SPRINGVALE DISTRICTS

# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Matt Thompson 29 Nick Duff

2 Ben Stacey 30 Steven Aitken

3 Jack Allendar 31 Naddi Jones

4 Lance Baptist 32 Brad Dight

5 Matt Soutter 33 Justin Lim

6 Mladen Josic 34 Nathan Brown

7 Mitchell Latimer 35 Daniel Morris

8 Todd Wills (C) 36 Luke Wenke

9 Sam Raru 37 Jake Beckwith

10 George Angelopoulos 38 Jono Mohamed

11 William Neville 39 Richard Constantino

12 Alex Hang 40 Jonothon Malmon

13 Steve Comino 41 Luke Robbins

14 William Green 42 Tim Allan

15 Paul Norman 43 Matthew Ork

16 Tom Cooper 44 Joel Billing

17 Cam Mcleod 45 Jarrod Henshaw

18 Lachlan Morrey 46 David Monaghan

19 Luke Woolrich 47 Matt Allendar

20 Cameron Chiv 48 Daniel Wilson

21 Stefan Feehan 49 Chris Chalmers

22 Peter Heng 50 Adam Sikora

23 Craig Keenan 51 Jeremy Dang

24 Michael Pettit 52 Patrick Cahill

25 Jarrod Wright 53 Damian Stoter-Rainer

26 Liam Hamilton 54 Huey Nguyen

27 Daniel Saldanha 55 Riley Fullerton

28 Lem Nguyen



Ground: Fritsch Holzer Park, Camberwell Rd, East Hawthorn

Club Colours: Maroon, royal blue yoke, gold lion

Senior Coach: Darren ‘Daisy’ StegehuisReserve Coach: Anton Tidmarsh Thirds Coach: Dallas Saxby

SOUTH YARRA


# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Mark Symons (Co-Capt) 29 Adam Villella

2 Chris Merchant 30 Michael Higgins

3 Caleb Hounihan 31 Nick Pane

4 Alby Evans 32 Gerry Costello

5 Sean Dixon 33 Nick Wilcox

6 Brandon Bird 34 Blake Tolley (Res. Capt)

7 Mick Steer 35 David Cannizzo

8 Jamie Ardern 37 Kieran Finlayson

9 Scott Stegehuis (Co-Capt) 38 Julian Belfrage

10 Chris Sharpley 38a Oliver Khoury

11 Dean Mendes 39 Sean Caton

11a Will Smith 40 Brenton Smith

12 Danny Wyatt 40a Chris Lay

12a Chris Dore 41 Tom Rogers

13 Matt Wilcox 42 Andy McLoughlin

14 Blake Mios 43 Zac Maher

15 Brenton Smith 43a Josh Kofkin

16 Cory Brady 44 Troy Lange

18 Dan Russell 48 Mark Phillips

18a Geoff Zach 49 Shane Myers

19 Michael Bohan 52 Michael Gliddon

20 Eamon Hanney 53 Michael Klomp

21 Ryhan Pearse 54 Mario Angeloni

22 Jaimie Bazant 55 Willard Lloyd

22 Luke Dellorso 58 Bryce Denaro

23 James Barnden- Burns 60 Daniel Murphy

25 Anthony Pane 64 Eric Ghasperidis

26 Mark Tuang Thong 68 Anthony May

27 Nick Maddock 71 Paul McNamara

28 Nick Presland 76 Kevin Pereira

# THIRDS4 Alexander Evans

5 Sean Dixon

7 Tim Wiese

20 Jarryd Mills

23 Cam Veal

24 Trent Thompson

28 Ryan Wise

29 Ryan Dore

32 James Paull

35 James Evans

36 Brock Monok

41 Kai Lorrimar

43 Kym Bratzelt

44 Matthew Patullock

47 Joseph Hoppev

50 Todd Klein

52 Brock Pescud

53 Michael Klomp

61 Max McCartney

63 Daniel Borg

64 Kane Malcolmson

66 Will Quince (Capt)

67 Jake Bertone

68 Anthony May

69 Sam Baumgartner

72 Jack Zeler

73 Liam Halverson

74 Chris Kaliviotis

78 Sam Convey

82 Alex Bell

85 Kingsley Hill

87 Rory O'Kane

88 Patrick Johnson

DIVISION 3: ROUND 2 DIVISION 3: ROUND 2

HEATHERTONGround: Heatherton Recreation Reserve

Ross Street, Heatherton

Club Colours: Black & White stripes

Senior Coach: Shayne Sheedy

Reserves Coach: Matt Sauer

# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Mark Stevens 30a Jonathon Frizzle

1a Aaron Kaddatz 31 Zein Daoud

2 Lachlan O'Halloran 31a Daniel Beauchamp

3 Nathan Prosser 32 Alan Loyd

3a Justin Reynolds (Res Capt) 33 Warrick Earle

4 John Mentiplay 34 Michael Bruce

5 Shayne Gibbs 35 Luke Fakos

6 Pol Lavery 36 James Loonstra

7 Mehdi Daoud 37 Josh Moseley

8 Ben Clark-Henry 38 Cameron Webb

9 Justin Whyte (Capt) 39 Rory De Kock

10 Matt Sauer 40 Retired

12 Joshua Corcoran 41 Shannon Rainey

13 Stefan Harris 42 Brodie O'Loughlin

14 Travis Faull 43 Robert North

15 Raymond Smith 44 Michael Bennett

16 David White 45 Andrew Weymouth

17 Brad Starkey 46 Jarrod Cruse

18 Paul Connolly 47 Alex Blanck

19 Craig Hunter 48 Matt Williams

20 Matt Scarlett 49 Naveen Kumar

21 Zach Gulavin 50 Michael Angus

22 Cam Moon 51 Tristan Lilley-Hale

23 Jayden Arter 52 Jake Weaver

24 Chris Tosin 53 Travis Blackney

25 Aaron Coffey 54 James Wilson

25a Matthew Roach 55 Dylan Ross

26 Stew Gibbs 56 Michael Berenyi

27 Leigh Holroyd (VC) 57 Daniel Hookem

28 Callum Cusack 58 Matt Jamieson

29 Sam Merryweather 59 Riki Seaton-Clarke

30 Travis Walker 60 Chris Sandlant


BLACK ROCK

Ground: McDonald Reserve, Black Rock

Club Colours: Black and red

Senior Coach: Lachlan Batt

Reserve Coach: Jeremy Starke

Thirds Coach: Grenville Wise


# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Daniel Kick 30 Slavik Silka

2 Will Sanchez 31 Zachary Ryan

3 Lachlan Batt 32 David Watson

5 Mark Winberg 33Gabriel Martin Del Campo

6 Brad Meehan 34 Kenny John

7 Cory Durie 36 Pat Hanmer

8 Lucas Blatman 37 Brenton Henry

9 Nathan Davidson 38 Andrew Birt

10 Kristian Bliesner 39 Luke Reggardo

11 Andrew Ferguson 41 Michael Hogg

12 Michael Ballard 42 Sam Tobin

13 Darcy O'Brien 44 Jack Reggardo

14 Craig Machell 45 Brandon Hunt

15 Andrew Luke 51 Joe Brennan

16 Jake McMahon 55 Jarred Schafer

17 Tom Dalton 59 Cody Ferries

18 Kelly Spratt 60 Will Peters

19 Sam Nowlan 63 Chris Shone

20 Ben Djuve 66 Andrew Sparks

21 Jesse Lawrence 67 Brad Bowker

22 Brendan Stephenson 72 Sean Harris

23 Ben Zylbersztajn 74 Chris Knight

24 Tom Dewar 75 Dan Bullock

25 Brodie Pummeroy 85 Gus McNabb

26 Gary Telemzouguer 86 Cooper Ferries

27 Sam Bonser 87 Linden Woolley

28 Lachlan Mooney 97 Andrew West

29 Jordan Boggie

# THIRDS1 Ben Smith

2 Jack Carroll

3 Lachlan Quirk

7 Michael Bennett

8 Ben Whiting

9 Jeremy Kilmister

10 Tom Shone

12 Chris Baines

13 Shane Cooray

16 John Barry

21 Brad Nopper

24 Lachlan Woodham

25 Jeremy Stake

26 Nick Imlach

28 Tim De Munk

29 Sam Neilson

34 Leigh Mead

36 David Steinberg

40 Grenville Wise

44 Dan Pratt

47 Adam Turner

48 Josh Callaghan

54 Trent Crozier

57 Ryan Bult

58 Dean Artesani

88 Richard Brand

HALLAMGround: Hallam Recreation Reserve,

Frawley Rd, Hallam

Club Colours: Black, Red & Yellow

Senior Coach: Ash Allen

Reserve Coach: Danny Allen


# PLAYER # PLAYER1 R. McIvor 31 J. Jones

3 M. Wood 32 C. Gervigny

4 M. Lambert 33 P. Muzzicato

5 D. Marquison 34 D. Casey

6 D.Webb 36 J. Langerak

7 M. Brew 38 J. Garner

8 D. Thompson 40 K. Hunt

9 J. Crutchfield 41 D. Connor

10 Coutet 48 M. Brown

12 M. McLeod 49 D. Mullins

13 H. Ryan 50 M. Pearce

15 D. Cavallo 51 D. Sharp

16 J. Furborough 55 J. Barrie-Sewell

17 T. Bradley 57 C. Davis

18 J. Collins 58 M. Jeffrey

19 M. Haque 59 B. Dexter

22 D. Grayson 62 T. Thomas

23 J. Daly 66 J. Loa

24 S. Casey 88 B. Nolan

25 S. Gaitely 89 D. Gui

27 G. Casey 93 D. Crutchfield

29 N. Jerram 99 J. Marriner

30 C. Sammutt 100 D. Kemp


DIVISION 4 RESERVETEAM P W L D FF F A % PTS

Moorabbin 2 2 0 0 0 145 38 381.58 8

Lyndhurst 2 2 0 0 0 75 41 182.93 8

Frankston Dolphins 1 1 0 0 0 150 17 882.35 4

Sandown 2 1 1 0 0 55 60 91.67 4

Lyndale 2 0 2 0 0 47 75 62.67 0

Carrum Patterson Lakes 1 0 1 0 0 20 32 62.50 0

Dandenong 2 0 2 0 0 25 254 9.84 0

Sandown 0.2 1.6 4.7 7.10-52Lyndale 3.0 8.2 11.3 12.5-77Sandown: Goal Kickers: M. Bennie 3, M. Dickson, B. Reiner, R. Compt, B. Robinson Best Players: M. Robinson, T. Meyer, B. Robinson, A. Lucas, S. Jackman, M. DicksonLyndale: Goal Kickers: T. Kumetaitis 4, T. Day 3, S. Thomas 3, D. Hartley, M. Faaola Best Players: J. Kyle, J. Denmead, M. Jackonia, A. Kerr, M. Little, N. Cunningham

Sandown 1.2 1.2 3.4 5.4-34Lyndale 0.0 2.4 2.4 2.5-17

Sandown: Goal Kickers: T. Nancarrow, J. Proctor, B. Le, R. Ettridge, D. McMahon Best Players: A. Powell, T. Nancarrow, B. Drewett, B. Le, P. Vo, J. ProctorLyndale: Goal Kickers: B. Little, J. Morrow Best Players: D. Luong, L. Forshaw, D. Weston, S. Ho, I. Allen, D. Allen

Frankston Dolphins 2.2 4.4 6.5 12.7-79Cerberus 0.2 1.6 2.6 4.6-30

Frankston Dolphins: Goal Kickers: T. Shayler 2, J. Kerrigan 2, B. White 2, L. Kirkland 2, S. Turner, J. Mehrtens, J. Peters, J. Trewhitt Best Players: A. Lee, R. Hall, B. Bryant, B. Murphy, H. Anderson, J. GardinerCerberus: Goal Kickers: A. Lochert 3, J. Mondano Best Players: C. Madson, A. Lochert, Z. Godden, J. Mondano, J. Dunn, S. Schonewille

Moorabbin 3.3 5.4 13.8 15.14-104Dandenong 0.0 1.1 1.1 1.2-8

Moorabbin: Goal Kickers: W. Kruss 6, S. Janjic 4, A. Hawkins 2, J. Parker 2, G. Davidson Best Players: A. Hawkins, W. Kruss, G. Davidson, J. Parker, S. JanjicDandenong: Goal Kickers: J. Peavey Best Players: A. Fiander, A. Salomon, K. Hill-Buxton, J. Peavey, W. D’sa, C. Zacharias

Carrum Patterson Lakes 2.4 3.4 6.5 6.7-43Lyndhurst 1.1 2.1 3.3 3.5-23

Carrum Patterson Lakes: Goal Kickers: A. Caruso 2, S. Cormack, G. Smith, L. Hickman, R. Graham Best Players: L. Swift, J. Hawes, B. Rafferty, A. Caruso, D. Courts, R. GrahamLyndhurst: Goal Kickers: J. Twite, C. Gardiner, H. Browning Best Players: C. Gardiner, J. Walia, J. McGrath, Z. Guille, S. Myers, J. Lovat

Carrum Patterson Lakes 0.0 1.0 1.0 3.2-20Lyndhurst 2.3 3.3 4.8 4.8-32Carrum Patterson Lakes: Goal Kickers: N. Gage, C. Leggas, M. Johnson Best Players: N. Gage, S. Makary, M. Swinton, C. Greenwood, L. Gilson, J. BarringtonLyndhurst: Goal Kickers: T. Peart, A. Cocker, M. Spargo, R. Murphy Best Players: R. Murphy, M. Spargo, A. Cocker, T. Peart, R. Henczel, A. Brehaut

Moorabbin 6.4 10.8 11.9 12.11-83Dandenong 1.2 2.4 7.6 9.12-66

Moorabbin: Goal Kickers: J. Isaac 3, D. Bone 3, J. Antenucci 2, H. Laszlo, S. Levy, G. Baines, S. LevyDandenong: Goal Kickers: D. Barrie 4, C. Riley 2, J. Frenken, N. Ford, R. Witt Best Players: B. Freeman, J. Frenken, J. Hopkins, D. Barrie, C. Riley, J. Van Mourik


OPTIONS CONSULTING GROUP DIVISION 4 SENIORTEAM P W L D F A % PTS

Frankston Dolphins 2 2 0 0 230 67 343.28 8

Carrum Patterson Lakes 2 2 0 0 124 65 190.77 8

Moorabbin 2 2 0 0 165 128 128.91 8

Lyndhurst 2 1 1 0 144 65 221.54 4

Lyndale 2 1 1 0 139 134 103.73 4

Cerberus 2 0 2 0 72 160 45.00 0

Dandenong 2 0 2 0 103 234 44.02 0

Sandown 2 0 2 0 74 198 37.37 0

BYE: FRANKSTON DOLPHINS

HAMPTON PARKGround: Robert Booth Reserve,

Somerville Rd, Hampton Park

Club Colours: Red and black with Redback emblem

Senior Coach: Jason Chapple

Reserve Coach: Hayden Reynolds

Thirds Coach: Chris Rodney

# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Nathan Carver 39 Eddie Mullins2 Nathan Dawes 40 Joey Beech3 Ash Scott 41 Stewart Puwaye4 Mark Penn 42 Aaron Elyse5 Jordan Ashwood 43 Matthew Ziegeler6 Mitchell Hill 44 Tim Ziegeler7 Cory Phillips 45 Mathew Adair8 Jake Rech 46 Aziz Hussaini9 Dale Glazier 47 Micheal Phouttanvoung

10 Michael Henry 48 Dylan Cortese11 Luke O'Brien 49 Mario Cortese12 Harley Primrose 50 Heath Peach13 Shaun Walsh 51 Jesse Cuffe14 Andrew Lawless 52 James Cross15 Sean Winsall 53 Andrew Rattle16 Rhys Smart 54 Michael McLean17 Mitch Robinson 55 CJ Layfield18 Aaron Holden 56 Sam Ellis19 Travis Kerr 57 James Alexander20 Cam Williamson 58 Sam Ward21 Hayden Versluys-Tyrer 59 Axel Wulf22 Jackson Philpin 60 Alan Hepburn23 Dylan Asling 62 Zac McDonald24 Daniel Bondoloh 63 Brenton Hollingworth25 Brayden McConkey 65 Kain Bloxsidge26 Trav Davis 66 Andy Ton27 Luke Nunan 67 Hayden Reynolds28 Taylor Rainey 68 Mason Hindell29 Brad Phillips 70 Matthew Rus30 Joshua Craig 71 Glenn Rees31 Jackson Fry 72 Stuart Orr32 Zack Hogton 73 Nicholas De La Roche33 Michael Guinane 74 Josh Wallace34 Jackson Viney 75 Mathew McInroy-Howard35 Dylan Ward 76 Roche Liam36 Mitch Woolgar 78 Tyson Tapner-Gillies37 Josh Viney 79 Blake Rout38 James Kellett 80 Danny Rout


DIVISION 3: ROUND 2

Ground: Essex Heights Reserve, Outlook Rd, Mount Waverley

Club Colours: Black, white and yellow vertical panels

Senior Coach: Mick Rossborough

# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Mitchell Saunders 28 Alexander Davies

1a Kane Jones 29 Brad Hempill

2 Ryan Carroll 30 Hugh Bertram

3 David Reilly 31 Adam Wiltgren

4 Ben Giblett 32 Chris Meyers

5 Alex Jong 33 Christopher Grove

6 Justin Mackenzie 33a Nathan Scott

7 Darryn Dick 34 Tim Smith

7 Ryan Forsyth 36 Jack Harris

8 Ethan O'Connell-Webb 38 George Lithotomos

9 Dale Carroll 39 Mason Morgan

10 Gary McDonagh 41 Sean Williams

10a Trevor Shepard 42 Brad Newman

11 Jake Chapman 43 Mitchell Rossborough

11a Samuel Adam 44 Jeremy Nelson

12 James Morrey 45 Michael Collins

13 Frank Martinicchio 46 Nathan Dumergue

14 Adam Wiltgren 49 Grant Mesley

15 David Hickey 53 Anthony Ticca

16 Brett Figas 55 Simon Leggett

17 Jeremy Collins 56 Daniel Stefancik

18 James Feather 57 Dan O'Connell-Webb

19 Matthew Maginness 59 Kane O'Connell-Webb

20 Kristan Jones 61 Lakshay Totlanil

21 Patrick Carroll 65 Declan Brooks

22 Chris Spencer 67 Josh Burley

23 Shane Peake 72 Mick Burkwood

24 Josh Taylor 73 Caleb Brooks

25 David Masson 74 John Cox

26 Chris Scully 76 Craig Cornelissen

27 Alex Salama 80 Noah Brooks

ASHWOOD



ROUND 2 REVIEW

Sandown 7.10 (52) def by Lyndale 12.5 (77) Lyndale is on the board for season 2018, registering their first win against a plucky Sandown by 25 points at Edinburgh Reserve. In blustery conditions the Pumas controlled the first half, heading into the main break with eight of the first nine goals. Josh Kyle was in everything for the visitors and a major factor in Lyndale’s dominance.

However, after the break Sandown were able to wrestle back some momentum and more importantly started to hit the scoreboard. In an encouraging last quarter the home side was able to restrict the Pumas to just one goal, whilst kicking three of their own to comfortably win the quarter. Nevertheless the first half deficit proved too much for the Cobras and Lyndale was able to stand firm and record their first victory to kick start their season.

Trevor Kumetaitis, Trent Day and Shane Thomas were lively up forward for the Pumas, combining to boot 10 goals between them. For Sandown, Brendan Robinson continued his strong start to the season, whilst Matthew Bennie provided a target up forward.

Frankston Dolphins 12. 7 (79) def Cerberus 4.6 (30) Frankston have continued their impressive start to the season, registering a comfortable 49-point win over Cerberus at Overport Park. In a complete contrast to last weekend’s weather, both sides were made to battle the wind and rain in chilly conditions. The Dolphins seemed to adapt to the conditions much better and were able to handle the greasy ball with better efficiency.

The first three quarters resulted in a tight tussle with the Dolphins able to keep the Dogs at bay every time they threatened to challenge. Heading into the final term, the game opened up somewhat and the Dolphins were able to run away with the contest, slotting six goals to two to finish the game off.

Frankston’s forward line showed once again they have many avenues to goal, with eight individual goal kickers highlighting the team effort. Andrew Lee and Regan Hall were solid all day for the Dolphins, along with Brendan Bryant who continued his good form.

The Dogs once again ran out of puff this week but Christopher Madson and Aiden Lochert were prominent for the visitors.

Carrum Patterson Lakes 6.7 (43) def Lyndhurst 3.5 (23) Carrum Patterson Lakes have put in another solid display of football to account for Lyndhurst by 20 points in real slog at Roy Dore Reserve. The Lions made sure their first home appearance for the season ended with a victory, controlling the game for the majority of the day. In a low scoring affair CPL were able to open up and increase a handy buffer across the day, taking a 20 point advantage at the last change.

The last quarter saw a bit of a stalemate, as neither team was able to register a goal in difficult conditions. The win confirms that the Lions will be one of the teams to watch out for this season and they should be full of confidence after a good start to the year. Liam Swift and Jonathon Hawes were outstanding for the home side, while Anthony Caruso’s two goals were important in a low scoring tussle.

For the Lightning, the result was not ideal but they will take plenty of lessons from the clash before hitting the training track this

week. Charlie Gardiner backed up last weekend with another good performance and was the best for the visitors.

Moorabbin 12.11 (83) def Dandenong 9.12 (66) Moorabbin has notched their second win of the season against Dandenong at Widdop Crescent Reserve after a tale of two halves. The Kangaroos piled on the pain in the opening half, dominating the contest to take a healthy 52-point lead at the main break. The Roos looked in complete control and heading towards a handy percentage booster.

However the second half was the polar opposite for both sides, as the Redlegs started to take control of the game and hit the scoreboard. Dandenong completely jumped the Kangaroos to boot five goals to one, entering the last change with a boost in confidence and belief. Moorabbin had a chance to regroup and respond, but the Redlegs continued on with their momentum and were able to create several scoring opportunities.

But those chances were wasted in an inaccurate quarter, as Dandenong kicked 2.6 to ultimately fall short by 17 points. The Kangaroos will gladly take the victory but will hardly be satisfied with what they dished up in the second half. Dylan Bone once again hit the scoreboard with three goals, solidifying his position as leading goal kicker in the competition with nine majors thus far.

For the Redlegs there were plenty of encouraging signs in the second half and they will be looking to produce that type of football over a more consistent period next weekend. Bo Freeman and Jayke Hopkins were two of the best performers on the day for Dandenong.

ROUND 3 PREVIEW

Cerberus V Moorabbin Kangaroos (McAuliffe Oval) Although the Dogs are yet to get on the board for season 2018, they will fancy their chances at home against a Kangaroos side who have won both of their encounters so far. Cerberus have shown good signs in patches this season, however they are yet to stitch together a complete four quarter performance. This will no doubt be high on the agenda for Coach Adrian James as he looks to get his team off and running into the season. The Dogs will also need to find more avenues to goal with Aiden Lochert scoring three out of the team’s four goals against Frankston at the weekend.

For the Kangaroos there is plenty of work to do after they endured a scare from a resilient Dandenong outfit last weekend. The Roos went to sleep after half time and conceded seven goals to two, as they clung onto a 17-point win. The Roos cannot afford any lapses in concentration against the Dogs this weekend and will look to be fully switched on right throughout the match.

On form Moorabbin should be the favourites for this game, but don’t discount the Dogs at home who are yet to quite click. Kangaroos in a close one.

Moorabbin by five points.

Carrum Patterson Lakes V Sandown (Roy Dore Reserve) The Lions have had a solid start to the season and will be looking to add to their win tally when they square off against Sandown on their home turf at the weekend. CPL will be searching for another good performance to solidify their claims as one of the top teams this season after two wins thus far.

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Standing in CPL’s way this weekend is Sandown, who put in a spirited effort against Lyndale to come up short by 25 points. The Cobras had a crack against the Pumas and if not for an inaccurate first half could have found themselves much closer. Aaron Lucas and Brendan Robinson have been in decent form for the away side and will be crucial if the Cobras are to mix it with the Lions.

CPL should head into this quite confident but should be wary of any complacency. Jonathon Hawes and Daniel Courts have started the season brightly for the home side and should be influential on this contest. The Cobras will put up a fight but the Lions should be too strong at home.

Carrum Patterson Lakes by 30 points.

Lyndhurst V Frankston Dolphins (Marriot Waters Reserve) Lyndhurst are coming off a disappointing loss against Carrum Patterson Lakes and will be searching to rebound back onto the winners list at home this weekend. The Lightning were never quite able to get the game on their terms against the Lions and struggled to hit the scoreboard. They will be keen to find a better balance up forward and return to the form which saw them boot 17 majors in round one.

Confronting them is Frankston, who have taken to the competition like a duck to water with two impressive performances. In contrast to the Lightning, the Dolphins have had no troubles finding a path to goal with a diverse and even contribution of goal kickers in the first two rounds. Luke Kirkland has been especially lively up forward and will be sure to provide plenty of headaches for defenders.

The Lightning on their home deck will be pumped up for this and this should result in a good even contest for the majority of the day. Even so Frankston are in good form and will be up for the challenge.

Frankston Dolphins by 12 points.

Dandenong V Lyndale (Springvale Reserve) Whilst Dandenong came away with a loss last weekend, their spirited fightback in the second half will provide them with plenty of confidence as they return to home territory to face Lyndale. The Redlegs comprehensively outscored Moorabbin in the final two quarters last week and will be looking to translate that same intensity into a complete four quarter performance. David Barrie will be central to Dandenong’s forward structure and will be looking build off his four-goal performance last weekend.

In the opposition camp, Lyndale notched their first win for season 2018 after they held off a determined Sandown last weekend. In windy conditions the Pumas were able to score crucial goals against the breeze to set up the win. Jayden Denmead has been in great form for the visitors and Shane Thomas has also provided a good target up forward.

Lyndale will be looking to secure back to back wins but Dandenong will know they are a big chance in this match. Could go either way!

Lyndale by three points.


ROUND 1 7 APRIL 2018Lyndhurst 17.19-121 def Sandown 3.4-22

Cerberus 6.6-42 def by C.P.L 12.9-81

Dandenong 5.7-37 def by Frankston 23.13-151

Lyndale 9.8-62 def by Moorabbin 12.10-82

ROUND 2 14 APRIL 2018C.P.L 6.7-43 def Lyndhurst 3.5-23

Frankston 12.7-79 def Cerberus 4.6-30

Moorabbin 12.11-83 def Dandenong 9.12-66

Sandown 7.10-52 def by Lyndale 12.5-77

ROUND 3 21 APRIL 2018Lyndhurst v FrankstonCerberus v MoorabbinDandenong v LyndaleCarrum Patterson Lakes v Sandown

ROUND 4 28 APRIL 2018Moorabbin v LyndhurstLyndale v CerberusSandown v DandenongFrankston v Carrum Patterson Lakes

ROUND 5 5 MAY 2018Lyndhurst v LyndaleCerberus v DandenongFrankston v SandownCarrum Patterson Lakes v Moorabbin

ROUND 6 12 MAY 2018Dandenong v LyndhurstCerberus v SandownLyndale v Carrum Patterson LakesMoorabbin v Frankston

ROUND 7 26 MAY 2018Lyndhurst v CerberusCarrum Patterson Lakes v DandenongFrankston v LyndaleSandown v Moorabbin

ROUND 8 2 JUNE 2018Sandown v LyndhurstCarrum Patterson Lakes v CerberusFrankston v DandenongMoorabbin v Lyndale

ROUND 9 16 JUNE 2018Lyndhurst v Carrum Patterson LakesCerberus v FrankstonDandenong v MoorabbinLyndale v Sandown

ROUND 10 23 JUNE 2018Frankston v LyndhurstMoorabbin v CerberusLyndale v DandenongSandown v Carrum Patterson Lakes

ROUND 11 30 JUNE 2018Lyndhurst v MoorabbinCerberus v LyndaleDandenong v SandownCarrum Patterson Lakes v Frankston

ROUND 12 7 JULY 2018Lyndale v LyndhurstDandenong v CerberusSandown v FrankstonMoorabbin v Carrum Patterson Lakes

ROUND 13 14 JULY 2018Lyndhurst v DandenongSandown v CerberusCarrum Patterson Lakes v LyndaleFrankston v Moorabbin

ROUND 14 21 JULY 2018Cerberus v LyndhurstDandenong v Carrum Patterson LakesLyndale v FrankstonMoorabbin v Sandown

ROUND 15 28 JULY 2018Sandown v LyndhurstCarrum Patterson Lakes v CerberusFrankston v DandenongMoorabbin v Lyndale

ROUND 16 4 AUGUST 2018Lyndhurst v Carrum Patterson LakesCerberus v FrankstonDandenong v MoorabbinLyndale v Sandown

ROUND 17 11 AUGUST 2018Frankston v LyndhurstMoorabbin v CerberusLyndale v DandenongSandown v Carrum Patterson Lakes

ROUND 18 18 AUGUST 2018Lyndhurst v MoorabbinCerberus v LyndaleDandenong v SandownCarrum Patterson Lakes v Frankston



2018 OPTIONS CONSULTING GROUP DIVISION 4 SENIOR FIXTURE


DIVISION 4: ROUND 3

Ground: Edinburgh Reserve, Edinburgh Rd, Springvale

Club Colours: Blue, red and white with cobra emblem

Senior Coach: Ange Sammartino

Reserves Coach: Matt McCormick

SANDOWN

# PLAYER # PLAYER1 James Tate 31 Brennan Drewitt

2 Steve O'Byrne 32 Aaron Powell

3 Bo King 33 Micheal Hambleton

4 Matthew Dickson 34 Kim Om

5 Taylor meyer 35 Josh Rookes

6 Alan Barker 36 Nic Lelean

7 Daniel McMahon 37 Warren Barker

8 Matt Bennie 40 Josh Hurford

9 Jamie Proctor 41 Bao Le

10 Dave Archer 42 Ricky Ettridge

11 Matt McCormick 43 Aaron Hamilton

12 Dylan kerr 44 Daniel Thompson

13 Nick Smith 45 Micheal Newsom

14 Chris Telly 46 Harley Fulton

15 Aaron Lucas 48 Ash Murphy

16 Greg Kerr 52 Pete Vo

17 Adam Powell 54 Adam Roth

18 Robert Compt 56 louis Zammit

19 Matt Nelson 57 Brodrick Green

20 Shane Cosstick 59 Nathan Carboon

21 Jon Billing 63 Neil Brown

22 Leigh Ryan 64 Xavier Phyland

23 Dylan Archer 65 James Hurford

24 Dale Fitzgerald 66 Brad Reiner

25 Matt Newsom 67 Ricky Logan

26 Scott Jackman 68 Matt Sutton

27 Aaron Woods 69 Tron Nancarrow

28 Beau Mclean 70 Matt Jolley

29 Johnny Le 72 Brenton Walker

30 Nathan Isles


CERBERUSGround: McAuliffe Oval,

HMAS Cerberus

Club Colours: Skye blue and white with dog emblem

Senior Coach: Adrian James

Assistant Coach: Chris Gamble

Assistant Coach: Adam Bamford

# PLAYER # PLAYER

1 Adam Quinn 20 Zac Godden (VC)

2 Zac Coleman 21 Sam Norman

3 John Stanley 22 James Flood

4 Dylan Fourie 23 Simon Vanderfeen

6 Thomas King 24 Bradley Stummer (Capt)

7 Dylan Grace 25 Jack Caban

8 Cody McNulty 26 Dimitri Garoufalis

9 Adam Fisk 27 Luke Salter

10 Peter Bakker 29 Adam Deluca

11 Aiden Lochert 30 Kallan Slyney

12 Patrick Jones 31 Scott Mansell

13 Noah Fleming 32 Josh Mondano

14 Jay Demby 33 Bradley Gibb

15 Kurt Smith 36 Brodie Groen

16 Josiah Rutherford 37 Chris Madson

17 Brendon Miatke-Austral 40 Jason Krell

18 Michael Schwarz 50 Kaliti Halafonia

19 Lachlan Meuron


DIVISION 4: ROUND 3

MOORABBINGround: Widdop Crescent Reserve, Widdop

Cres, Hampton East

Club Colours: Blue and white stripes

Senior Coach: David Velt

# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Shaun Jackson 28 Andrew Hawkins

2 Ben Shaw 29 Caleb Lazar

3 Dylan Bone 30 Grant Jeffries

4 Alex De Vries 31 Scott Levy

5 Jarratt Eastburn 32 Aaron Bennett

6 Andrew Mackay 33 Jamie Hutchison

7 Aaron Robins 34 Steve Janjic

8 Fabian Peta 35 Jordan Caldwell

9 Scott Latta 36 Declan McGann

10 Damian Armansin 37 Will Kruss

11 Justin Isaac 38 Justin Berry

12 Rick Parker 39 Lachie Pearce

13 Mick Perry 40 Justin Ambosini

14 Jessie Walker 41 Michael Trampusic

15 Lenny Gould 42 Cameron Grey

16 Grayson Baines 43 Brady Shiel

17 Stuart Levy 44 Nick Munday

18 Ritchie O'Brien 45 Lee Natsioulas

19 Hayden Laszlo 46 Glen Davidson

20 Lucas Blatchford 47 Luke Bennett

21 Josh Ellis 48 Aaron Bodin

22 James Parker 49 Chris Mathews

23 Casey Mazzoletti 50 Josh Crigan

23 Trent Thompson (Res) 54 Daniel Gassali

24 Ben Lindsay 56 Stele Papas

25 Dane Maizey 58 Trent Thompson

26 Luke Maizey 60 Mark Whitiker

27 Nick Maizey


CARRUM PATTERSON LAKES

Ground: Roy Dore Reserve, Dyson Rd, Carrum

Club Colours: Maroon, navy yoke, white monogram

Senior Coach: Cain Padman

Reserve Coach: John Psaras

# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Rhys Graham 32 James Brierly

2 Mitch Davis 33 Alex Wilson

3 Stu Cormack 34 Tyler Neale

4 Paul Mauracher (Capt) 35 Ashly Wicks

5 Ben Guy 36 Steve Cormack

6 Toby Darma 37 Will Dwyer

7 Jake Dunn 38 Mitch Swinton

8 Mitch Dicker 39 Matt Swift

9 John Psaras 40 Jonathan Hawes

10 Anthony Caruso 41 Ryan Lynch

11 Shane Dunn 42 Daniel Courts

12 Stirling Hollingsworth 43 Jordan Caspersz

13 Matt Ryan 44 Adam Campagna

14 Daniel Bell 45 Michael Stedman

15 Cain Padman 46 James Barrington

16 Billy-Jack Milligan 47 Mick Turner

17 Alex Hollingsworth 48 Daniel Durdin

18 Gerard Smith 49 Sam Flight

19 Brent Rafferty 50 Beau Goldsworthy

20 Liam Hickman 51 Anthony Heap

21 Troy Jones 52 Shaun McCullagh

22 Paul Quilty 53 David Crockett

23 Andrew Curd 54 Luke Dunne

24 Chris Greenwood 55 Bobby Epstein

25 Alex Bollen 56 Nathan Turner

26 Liam Swift 59 Daniel Jennings

27 Ben Corrie 62 Leigh Lighten

28 Nicholas Gage 64 Alex Robinson

29 Sean Flanagen 69 Liam Gilson

30 Christian Leggas 88 Hayden Hudgell

31 Andrew Sharp



DIVISION 4: ROUND 3

Ground: Marriott Waters Reserve, Boland Dve, Lyndhurst

Club Colours: Orange, navy, blue lightning bolt

Senior Coach: Patrick Cooke

Reserves Coach: Jamie Gaspero

LYNDHURST


# PLAYER # PLAYER1 David Ford 32 Neil Harper

2 Jarrod Murphy 33 Brody Kiss

3 Jake Ward 34 Jacob Densley

4 Charlie Gardiner 35 Taylor Bryans

5 Matt Spargo 36 Justin Dimieri

6 Hamish Browning 37 Jamie Gaspero

7 Jason Maurice 38 James Kaing

8 Jeremy Jaupi 39 Ben Hiam

9 James Gardiner 40 Jay Walia

9 Jonathan Evans 41 Dylan Arnold

10 Troy Peart 42 Ben Sherlock

11 Jamie Lovat 43 Corey Lecompte

12 Nathan Patterson 44 Zach Woolcock

13 Luke Maxfield 45 Aaron Browning

14 Zac Davis 46 Palingu Lokupathirage

15 Devon Willmott 47 Shannon O`Conner

16 Drew Connick 48 Brendan Varker

17 Adrian Brehaut 49 Ismael Pieterse

18 Josh Rich 50 Robert Liverton-Sommer

19 Anthony Besim 51 Jason Twite

20 Kevin Twite 52 Matt O`Brien

21 Tim Deaner 53 Shayne Crow

22 Jarryd McGrath 54 Ryan Henczel

23 Jordan Ganci 55 Jamie Andrade

25 Kayne Wyborn 56 Aaron Cocker

26 Jordan Kleesh 59 Rhys Murphy

27 Liam Mudroch 60 Adam Conti

28 Zac Guille 63 Sam Cole

29 Jesse Walia 64 Sean Meyers

30 Iain Campbell 65 Kavin Hewagamase

31 Hugh Cullen-Scholes 73 Aaron Murphy

DIVISION 4: ROUND 3

Ground: Greaves Reserve, Bennet St, Dandenong

Club Colours: Navy, white and red

Senior Coach: Nathan Boyd

Reserves Coach: Tim McLaren

DANDENONG


# PLAYER # PLAYER

1 Frank Smith 24 Jarod Van Mourik

2 Kiat Tut 26 Joshua Matthews

3 Bo Freeman 28 David Barrie

5 Cameron Riley 30 Tyson Mackley

6 Nick Ford 31 Rafi Taniwal

8 John Palermo 32 Phillip Brown

9 Andrew Sloss 33 Weston Solomon-Kingi

10 Dylan Freeman 34 Jake Wallace

13 Nathan Hancock 36 Nathan Boyd

14 Corey Richmond 37 Matthew Monty

16 Jayke Hopkins 38 Michael Reid

17 Brad McDonald 39 Dylan Westin

18 Scott Moody 40 Mick Lawrence

19 Shane Taylor 42 Nick Williams

20 Stanislaus Stuski 69 Jay Westin

21 Terence Stanley 44 Justin Smith

22 Jimmy Reid 55 Mark Johnson

Ground: Overport Park, Overport Rd, Frankston South

Club Colours: Black and red with Dolphin emblem

Senior Coach: Chris Lacey

Reserve Coach: Michael Anderson

FRANKSTON DOLPHINS

# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Josh Dart (VC) 28 Alex Coquhoun

2 Hayden Anderson (VC) 29 Nahan Heap

3 Jed Gardiner 30 Sang Soeun

4 Gus Turner 31 Regan Hall

5 Jayden Dart 32 Brendan Bryant

6 Brendan Murphy 33 Dylan Dutoit

7 Austin Lothian 35 Jac Trewhitt

8 Jacob Mehrtens (DVC) 37 Jake Holland

9 Luke Kirkland 38 Matt White

10 Jaiden Peters 39 Jesse Zino

11 Ryan Griffiths 40 Pat Sumner

12 Ben White 41 Alex Parr

13 Dylan Hebblethwaite 42 Cambell Mcleod

14 Sam Turner 43 Lachlan Wilkinson

15 Callum Collier 44 Anthony Sansalone

16 Nick Bazley 45 Jackson Hibbered

17 Brendan Shannon (Capt) 46 Brad Smith

18 Luke O'Connor 48 Rob Bleumink

19 Andy Lee 49 Kaine Edwards

21 Josh Kerrigan 50 Nathan Walker

22 Luke Dovoston 52 Tom Beard

23 Nick Messinis 53 Cameron Russell

24 Chris Lacey 54 Joel Niziorski

25 Tom Shayler 55 Matt Jones

26 Kyle Bleazby 57 James Condo

27 Sam Messinis 59 Dan Hawkins


LYNDALEGround: Barry Powell Reserve,

Halton Rd, Noble Park North

Club Colours: Maroon with gold chevrons, Puma emblem

Senior Coach: Brett Robinson

Reserve Coach: Kerrin Sutherland-Parker

# PLAYER # PLAYER5 Alex Kerr 39 Max Little

6 Alex Bertucci 40 Michael Kaing

7 Justin King 41 David Luong

8 Brenton Miles 43 Brandon Agius

9 Trent Isbister 44 Wayne Chaplin

10 Shane Thomas 46 Chantra Kriv

11 Nick Cunningham 47 Daniel Blake

12 Trevor Kumetaitis 49 Sokunthy Ho

14 Manuel Jackonia 50 Anthony Salvo

17 Sukhwinder Singh 53 Kenny Smart

18 Matthew Allen 54 Jonny Smart

20 Clain Whitlock 57 Matthew Collis

21 Josh Kyle 58 Matthew Leombruni

23 Moses Faola 60 Dale Allen

25 Jayden Johnson 61 Maurice Barbar

28 Dale Weston 65 Brett Sweeting

29 Anthony Koutsoubus 66 Brodie McNeil

30 Dean Shukosky 67 Ben Little

31 Jayden Denmead 68 Kevin Baldsing

33 Jayden MacDonald 71 Huynh Le

34 Ed McLean 75 Dendara Ouch

35 Adrian Mattiuzzo 88 Andrew Jarvis

37 Danny Hartley 96 Bryan Grundy



UNDER 19 RESULTS: ROUND 1

Endeavour Hills 5.2 5.2 8.7 8.10-58Cheltenham / St Pauls 2.1 5.3 5.7 6.10-46

Endeavour Hills: Goal Kickers: M. Rogerson 2, C. Fenton 2, Z. Aseel, J. McDonald, A. Taniwal, K. Huggard Brown Best Players: H. Malone, J. McDonald, D. Hasler, H. Taniwal, Z. Aseel, K. Huggard BrownCheltenham / St Pauls: Goal Kickers: A. Malamas 2, N. Roberts, J. Cox, D. Lihari, T. Gamble Best Players: A. Becker, A. Malamas, D. Lihari, T. Gamble, N. Roberts, M. Beaumont

Keysborough 0.0 0.1 0.2 1.2-8St Kilda City 0.5 2.9 5.10 7.16-58

Keysborough: Goal Kickers: A. TisiBest Players: Z. O’Farrell, J. Maxwell-Hough, M. Brittain, S. Curran, M. Barry, D. ElefantisSt Kilda City: Goal Kickers: O. Woods 2, M. McNaughton 2, D. Hale, A. MillsBest Players: J. Van-Minnen, U. Chol, J. Cochrane, R. Hughes, A. Tenenbaum

Bentleigh 4.5 4.6 8.7 8.8-56Hampton 0.0 2.4 2.4 3.5-23

Bentleigh: Goal Kickers: H. Ferdinand 2, T. Black, P. Franklin, S. Ruddy, J. Kokoras, J. Azzolini, J. Ho Best Players: H. Ferdinand, J. Byrnes, P. Franklin, J. Azzolini, M. Vorbach, J. KokorasHampton: Goal Kickers: O. Casey, A. Blair, C. Lefebvre Best Players: J. Reed, T. Smith, C. Lefebvre, P. Eckersall, C. Shepherd, J. Reed

Dingley 2.5 3.10 5.13 12.15-87East Brighton 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

Dingley: Goal Kickers: J. Farrington 5, R. Faulkner-Wood 2, J. Gaillard, J. Stevens, M. Azaris, J. Gray, B. StainerBest Players: J. Farrington, B. Stainer, A. Dickison, A. Peacock, D. Stewart, L. LeesonEast Brighton: Goal Kickers: NILBest Players: L. Reidy, M. Chamaa, F. Young, L. Jones, J. Burns, M. Field

Parkmore / Springvale Districts 0.2 2.6 3.7 5.15-45Oakleigh District 1.2 2.2 5.3 5.3-33

Parkmore / Springvale Districts: Goal Kickers: M. Lega Frost 3, A. Stroumpas, M. PettitBest Players: M. Lega Frost , D. Hettiarachchi, L. Milne, J. Bakes, L. Grant, J. ThaOakleigh District: Goal Kickers: Y. Billias 4, G. CappielloBest Players: Z. Nelthropp, D. Duffield, G. Cappiello, N. Jones, J. Garufi-Miles, Y. Billias

UNDER 19 FIXTURE

CHELTENHAM / ST PAULS V BENTLEIGH

ST KILDA CITY V ENDEAVOUR HILLS

HAMPTON V DINGLEY

OAKLEIGH DISTRICT V KEYSBOROUGH

EAST BRIGHTON V PARKMORE / SPRINGVALE DISTRICTS

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Dingley 1 1 0 0 87 0 1000000 4

St Kilda City 1 1 0 0 58 8 725.00 4

Bentleigh 1 1 0 0 56 23 243.48 4

Parkmore / Springvale Districts

1 1 0 0 45 33 136.36 4

Endeavour Hills 1 1 0 0 58 46 126.09 4

Cheltenham / St Pauls 1 0 1 0 46 58 79.31 0


Hampton 1 0 1 0 23 56 41.07 0

Keysborough 1 0 1 0 8 58 13.79 0

East Brighton 1 0 1 0 0 87 0.00 0

ROUND 1 REVIEW

Dingley 12.15-87 def East Brighton 0.0-0 Dingley gave East Brighton a tough welcome to the competition, trampling over the visitors by 87 points in a promising home performance.

Dingley’s score line was a credit considering Saturday’s horrendous conditions, with towering forward Jack Farrington (Under 17s 2017) showing the new comers no mercy and booting five goals in a simultaneous best on ground performance and Under 19s debut.

Despite great efforts from East Brighton’s Liam Reidy and Myles Chamaa, the team struggled from the get-go with Dingley’s dominance overall proving too strong for their opponents.

Farrington and Brody Stainer were Dingley’s best, with four of their six best players also junior pickups from 2017.

St Kilda City 7.16-58 def Keysborough 1.2-8 2017 minor premiers St Kilda City took their first step towards Grand Final redemption as they ran over a deflated Keysborough by 50 points.

Inaccuracies early on left City with only a 0.5- 0.0 lead going into the second term, but the visitors were able to gradually build on the damage, including two goals apiece from Oliver Woods and Matthew McNaughton.

City’s trademark defensive pressure made it impossible for Keysborough to make a move in this match, keeping them to just two points until Alex Tisi managed to boot their first and only goal of the game in the final term.

Zachary O’Farrell was a stand out in what was a rough start to 2017 for the competition’s debutants, and James Van-Minnen was impressive for the victors.

Parkmore / Springvale Districts 5.15-45 def Oakleigh District 5.3-33 Parkmore / Springvale knocked off last year’s champions Oakleigh District in a stunning first round feat, stealing the four points in a highly competitive clash.

2017 Leader Shooting Star recipient Robert Lega-Frost was up to his usual tricks with a solid start to his year, including a best on ground display and three goals to his name as Parkmore / Springvale shocked the previous premiers.

Oakleigh led in the first term, restricting the home side to just two points, but a turnaround for Parkmore / Springvale was sure to follow when they answered back with a score of 2.4 to 1.0 in the second term.

A solid hit out between both sides continued well into the third term, with Oakleigh’s Zion Nelthropp starring as his side managed to hold on to an eight-point advantage approaching the final term.

However, Parkmore / Springvale began to capitalise when Oakleigh were unable to retain their form for the game’s remainder, keeping their opponents to no score and piling on a score of 2.8 – with inaccuracies preventing what could have been a significantly larger feat.

Oakleigh’s absence of last year’s premiership players was

notable, with last year’s equal fifth Best and Fairest Liam McCabe taking the step up to seniors along with Simon Bonacci and Christopher Casset.

Lega-Frost and Dylan Hettiarachchi starred for the unsuspecting Parkmore / Spingvale, and Yianni Billias was a force to be reckoned with at Oakleigh’s scoring end with a four-goal haul.

Bentleigh 8.8-56 def Hampton 3.5-23 Bentleigh starred at home in convincing style over Hampton, taking the cake by 33 points in a positive start to their 2018 season.

Kicking with the aid of the breeze, the Demons booted 4.5 to 0.0 in the opening term to race to an early lead, before Hampton hit back with the only two goals of the second to get within 14 points at the long change.

The home side stretched their lead in the third with another four unanswered goals, and although the Hammers held them goalless in the final term, it was enough to ensure they took the four points.

Hugo Ferdinand was Bentleigh’s best with two goals and a best on ground effort, alongside Jackson Byrnes and Patrick Franklin. Jack Reed was a highlight for Hampton.

Endeavour Hills 8.10-58 def Cheltenham / St Pauls 6.10-46 Endeavour Hills secured their first four points of 2018 in a narrow victory over the newly formed Cheltenham / St Pauls.

The home side bounced to a promising start, kicking 5.2 to Cheltenham / St Pauls’ 2.1-13 and leading by 19 points approaching the first break.

However, Ashley Becker and Anthony Malamas (Under 19’s Best and Fairest recipient) led a charge for the visitors in the second term, with Cheltenham / St Pauls biting back in a 20-point turnaround, leaving Endeavour Hills scoreless.

With one point dividing the sides at the main break, the game was anyone’s for the taking, and Endeavour Hills took the chance with two hands.

Harrison Malone was a clear standout for Endeavour Hills, as they proceeded to stack on 3.5 to Cheltenham / St Pauls’ 0.5 in the third term - proving to be irreversible damage despite an honourable last quarter comeback by Cheltenham / St Pauls (1.4 to 0.3).

ROUND 2 PREVIEW

Bentleigh and Cheltenham / St Pauls will clash coming off solid starts to their season when they meet at the Jack Barker Oval, and both St Kilda City and Endeavour Hills will also be looking to sing their song for the second time at the Peanut Farm.

Hampton will have a challenge on their hands at home as they face Dingley, and both Oakleigh and Keysborough will be looking to secure their first win of the season when they cross paths at the Princes Highway Reserve.

East Brighton will be looking to retaliate from a tough first round loss as Parkmore / Springvale come to visit at the Hurlingham Reserve.

UNDER 19: ON THE UP / BRITT GOLDSMITH


DINGLEYCoaches: James Cullen and Paul Anderson

# PLAYER # PLAYER

1 Jake Gray 15Adrian Nastopolous

2 Adam Peacock 16 Jack Farrington

3 Matt Crouch 17 Josh Stevens

4 Daniel Stewart 18 Jakson Gaillard

5 Rory Rowe 19 Josh Robertson

6 Taj Lewis 20 Seth O'Donnell

7 Trong Nguyen 21 Ashley Dickinson

8 Nicholas Lesjak 23 Liam Leeson

9 Stefan Lamble 24 Jack Smith

10 Max Azaris 25 Josh Hicks

11 Cody Cochrane 26 Josh Lehne

12 Luke Simmonds 27 Luke McLellan

13 Luke Melnjak 28 Alex Windhager

14Remmi Faulkner-Wood 30 Brody Stainer

EAST BRIGHTONCoach: Denny Karamoshos

# PLAYER # PLAYER

Fraser Young Spencer Martinez

Liam Menhennitt James Burren

Otis Karamoshos Jake Thompson

William Brydon-Waldren Locky Jeanes

Jordan Burns Dean Kaltsis

Matt Field Ollie Miller

Matt Percy Daniel Hodges

Liam Reidy Michael Likopoulos

Liam Jones Preston Coombes

Mungo Couper-Johnston Niko Kyritsis

Myles Chamaa

BENTLEIGHCoach: Dale Lewis

Assistant Coach: Ozzie Ozaydin

# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Sam Ozaydin 19 Hugo Ferdinand

2 Samuel Ruddy 20 James Tickner

3 Luke Nunn 21 Julian Azzoilni

4 Ryan Nankervis 22 Declan O'Brien-Reeve

5 Michael D'Rozario 23 Timm Black

6 Jarrod Johnston 24 Allan (Gus) Dingwall

7 Jackson Burns 25 Patrick Franklin

8 Jak Cummings 26 Ryan Carlson

9 Corey Hesline 27 Shehan Gunasekara

10 Lawrence Mackenzie 28 Tioram

McDonough

11 Jamie Kokaris 29 Daniel Smith

12 Will Kilmartin 30 Tyler Best

13 Matthew Vorbach 32 Jacob Watt

14 Treyden Haar-Lewis 34 Jonathan Ho

15 Maxx Black 35 Robert Woodward

16 Joshua Warrell 36 Lochie Kiely

17 Ryan Harris 44 Jayce Morgan

18 Dylan Stephens

UNDER 19 TEAM LISTS

HAMPTONCoach: Craig Price

# PLAYER # PLAYER

2Callum Shepherd 15 Mitchell Edema

3 Ben Lewis 16 Kevin Sharpe

4 Calum Marshall 17 Luke Nevill

5 Jack Reed 19 Jake Papacostas

6 Matt Lewis 20 Hugh Miller

7 Adam Blair 22 James O’Connor

8 Jacob Reed 23 Josh Lake

9 Max Grenville 25 Brandon Lukies

10 Caleb Lefebvre 26 Lachlan Fuller

12 Troy Smith 27 Sam Oke

13 Pat Eckersall 28 Dom Clifford

14 Bailey Griffin 32 James Bekierz

KEYSBOROUGHCoach: Paul Wright

# PLAYER # PLAYER

1Jonathan Huntington 15 Seamus Curran

2 Simon Marchese 16 Michael Johns

3 Alex Millard 17Lachlan McClintock

4 Mitch Barry 18 Coady McPhail

5 Nathan Power 19 James Rundell

6 Mitchell Brittain 21 Andre Aitken

7 Dion Elefantis 22Adam Machnikowski

8Mitchell McKenzie 23 Jamal Hallak

9Jarrod Sutherland 24

Trevor Jumperthong

10 Kyle Rondinella 26 Harry Taylor

11 Zac Milverton 27Jake Maxwell-Hough

12 Corey Hewitt 28 Toby Maxwell

13 Alex Tisi 29 Jarred Clifford

14 Zac O'Farrell

OAKLEIGH DISTRICTCoach: Scott Russell & Paul Gurr

# PLAYER # PLAYER

1 Lau Bir 16 Ben Di Cioccio

2 George Bilias 17Dean Mitropoulos

3 Yianni Bilias 18Jacob Garufi-Miles

4 James Boyle 21 Liam Quinn

5Gianluca Cappiello 22 Harry Seymour

6 Zion Nelthropp 23 Chris Stamatis

7 Liam McCabe 24 Dylan Brambleby

8 Brett Crane 21 Liam Quinn

10 Daniel Follet 22 Harry Seymour

11 Nathan Peddle 23 Chris Stamatis

12 Dusty Hands 24 Dylan Brambleby

13 Regan Peddle 26 Dylan Duffield

15 Adam Matthews 27 Jude Wildermoth

UNDER 19 TEAM LISTS

PARKMORE / SPRINGVALE DISTRICTSCoach: Rick Bean

# PLAYER # PLAYER1

Moevao Legga Frost 16 Alec Stroumpas

2 Mitchell Palma 17 Liam Hunt

3 Michael Pettit 18 James Tha

4 Ben Sharpe 19 Joseph Ekeroma

5 Harrison Bean 20 Peter Chan

6 Jason Cheng 21 Blake Barnes

7Lachlan Cummins 22 Jakcob Bakes

8 Ben Ekeroma 23 Brandon Acton

9 Jordan Tour 27 Kyle Firth

10 Hengdy Mol 33 Lachlan Milne

11 Steven Abouri 35 Brandon Ngyuen

12 Jarrod Downall 37 Daniel Wen

13 Alan Suna Dylan Hettiarachchi

14 Lochie Grant Lachlan Fielding

15 Jamie Ngyuen

ST KILDA CITYCoach: Matt Hoy

# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Oliver Woods 16 Lucien Bienvenu

2 Aaron Tenebaum 17 DJ Addi

3 Blake Chrichton 18 William Sexton

4 Riley Hughes 19 Opili Opara

5 Alex Mills 20Deklan Adams-Wright

6Jordan Coghlan-Stevenson 21 Ubil Chuol

7 Kade Sujaini 22 Dallas Puet

8James Van Minnen 23

Matt Mcnaughton

9 Jesse Firebrace 24 Aj Nyanjok

10 Paul Pekaj 25 Anthony Hill

11 Dominic Hale 26 Jack O'Shea

12 Matthew Wilson 27 Oscar Don

13Joshua Cochrane 28 Mosiah Addi

14 Josh Rennie 29 Jordan Grollo

15 James Nyanjok 30 Darren McGorm


THIRDS RESULTS: ROUND 2

Cheltenham 1.2 9.4 9.4 11.9-75

South Yarra 0.5 0.7 4.14 4.14-38

Cheltenham: Goal Kickers: C. O’Connell 2, J. Zuccala 2, T. Robertson 2, J. Lowis, M. Crossley, G. Jones, H. Simpson, J. CarcassiBest Players: J. Zuccala, T. Congerton, L. Brookman, T. Robertson, G. Jones, L. SweetlandSouth Yarra: Goal Kickers: P. Johnson, A. Bell, A. Evans, J. BertoneBest Players: A. Evans, J. Evans, J. Bertone, M. Patullock, D. Borg, J. Paull

Dingley 3.0 4.1 4.2 6.8-44

Hampton Park 3.3 3.5 4.9 4.9-33

Dingley: Goal Kickers: J. Piltz 2, J. O’Brien 2, M. Hughes, D. TajicBest Players: J. Piltz, L. Craig, Z. Bradbury, J. O’Brien, C. Craney, D. McLeanHampton Park: NOT SUPPLIED

THIRDS FIXTURE

SKYE V DOVETON EAGLES

SOUTH YARRA V BLACK ROCK

ST PAULS V DINGLEY

HAMPTON PARK V KEYSBOROUGH

ENDEAVOUR HILLS V CHELTENHAM

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Skye 3.2 3.3 4.8 7.9-51

Endeavour Hills 0.1 2.9 3.9 5.12-42

Skye: Goal Kickers: M. Kalviskis 2, T. Minton 2, L. Hamill, A. Taranto, K. LehnerBest Players: T. Scott, D. Parkinson, L. Hamill, R. Allan, J. Minton, S. MurnaneEndeavour Hills: Goal Kickers: J. Bradshaw, M. Cayhan, W. Knox, D. White, J. DalyBest Players: J. Van Hoesel, A. Mitchell, S. Walters, W. Knox, J. Matwijkiw, J. Bradshaw

Black Rock 2.1 4.6 8.12 10.18-78

Doveton Eagles 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.2-20

Black Rock: Goal Kickers: B. Nopper 4, J. Carroll, D. Armstrong, E. Lawson, L. Woodham, A. Andara, A. SparksBest Players: A. Andara, N. Imlach, C. Ferries, J. Carroll, B. Nopper, D. ArmstrongDoveton Eagles: Goal Kickers: B. Oliver 2, B. SmithBest Players: B. Oliver, J. Thompson, C. Lawrence, S. Freeman, C. Oshea, T. Thickens

THIRDSTEAM P W L D FF F A % PTS

Dingley 2 2 0 0 0 163 52 313.46 8

Cheltenham 2 2 0 0 0 137 84 163.10 8

Black Rock 2 1 1 0 0 124 95 130.53 4

Endeavour Hills 2 1 1 0 0 117 97 120.62 4

South Yarra 2 1 1 0 0 137 149 91.95 4

Skye 2 1 1 0 0 125 141 88.65 4

Hampton Park 2 0 2 0 0 79 106 74.53 0

Doveton Eagles 2 0 2 0 0 39 197 19.80 0

Keysborough 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0


What if they held a season opener and nobody came?

Whilst it wasn’t quite as dramatically definite as that, nobody expected the climatic conditions that our fair city brought to bear. Play on the first day of the 2018 season was restricted by the whistling wind and the thumping rain to just over half a game in the opening timeslot, upon which the court organisers mercifully left players and watchers alike to retire to their warm homes and hot baths. Therefore, this scribe has been asked to craft this weeks’ column whilst saying rather little. Many will say that they can’t tell the difference...

The top division did kick off, with the main attraction being the first of the season’s clashes of the titans, as Dingley took on Heatherton. And such was the difficulty of the conditions that the first quarter was completely scoreless. Both sides did well to control the ball under the pressure applied by the defences but found the task of finishing inside the circle nigh-on impossible. The scorers were roused from their slumber in the second term as the cut and thrust continued, but the scoreline was restricted to 2-2 at half time. Here, however, is where the fun began. Nat Billings and Bella Riddell converted twice for the Tunners in the opening two minutes of the second half... and that was it. Play was abandoned and given that the game was more than half completed, the score stands. Heatherton therefore completed their eighth straight victory over their old rivals and took their first four competition points of the season.

It is almost impossible to read anything into this result, as it is with last years’ other finalists, Caulfield and Keysborough. Court one is the most exposed court in the complex, and the wind was such that it was not unusual for those shooting, especially at the northern end, to find the ball missing the target and sailing back over their shoulders. Shooting to the marginally less difficult end, Keysborough took a 4-1 lead to the opening break, and Tara Bickham in particular did a great job in leading the Burras to six breaches of the near-impregnable northern goal in the second term. Caulfield meanwhile began to make merry, with the Domica Wescombe-led mid-court creating enough opportunities for the Bears to go in level at 10-10. As with the previous match though, Sophie O’Shea proved to be the circuit breaker with the only goal in the shortened second half, giving Keysborough disappointment and Caulfield the points in an 11-10 victory.

Court three saw the two newcomers to the division come together, as Hampton Park made their SFNL debut against Mordialloc. Both sides showed enough to suggest that they will not be out of place at the top table this season. Megan

Egbers and Elly Anthony were on the mark early for the Park, finishing off some fine patterns of play from those further afield. However, as the game progressed Sophie Durnan began to run the show for Mordialloc, and in Emily Morris and Lucy McKeown they had shooters that were not about to spurn the chances that were offered. A 5-5 quarter time scoreline was converted into a Mordialloc 14-7 half time lead, and one further goal in the third term meant that the final score was Mordialloc 15, Hampton Park 7.

The final match of the round saw two largely reconstructed teams face off in St Pauls and St Kilda City. St Pauls took control of this game from early on and established a 9-4 quarter time lead. The mid-court led by Adele Gilmore and Tayla Walsh worked hard for St Pauls to feed their shooters, as the City newcomers battled the elements to find their combinations. The City girls showed plenty in the second quarter to give them hope that they would be a match for the more fancied sides in this league, and St Pauls were only to add one to their margin to lead 18-12 at the main break. The one goal in the abridged third term meant that St Pauls completed a 19-12 first round win.

The curtailment of the days’ play meant that of the other competitions, only Divisions 3, 8 and 9 began and as with Division 1, games were restricted to just over a half. In division three, Lyndale took control early against Mordialloc and stood strong for a 9-7 victory, St Kilda City dominated after an even start to beat Black Rock 8-2, Dingley led all the way before emerging victorious by 14-5, and Bentleigh and Hampton Park scored freely before Bentleigh ran out winners by 21-13.

Division 8 saw Springvale Districts trail by only two at quarter time, but it was all Lyndale after that as they won by 17-5. Elsewhere Dingley led early against Oakleigh District and were too strong to be defeated, triumphing by 14-4. Hallam were a little too slick for Keysborough, winning by 8-3, while Lyndhurst and Highett shared the four first quarter goals before Lyndhurst took control, winning by 11-2.

In Division 9 Dingley defeated Dandenong by way of forfeit, Black Rock were always in control in beating Springvale Districts by 14-6, Lyndhurst kept Clayton to one solitary goal while scoring 11 themselves, and South Yarra recovered from a 7-5 first term deficit in drawing 10-10 with Heatherton.

So the 2018 netball season is underway, at least for some of us! Well done to all that braved the elements last Saturday – here’s hoping that we won’t need snorkels next week!!!

NETBALL: THE CUT AND DRIVE / HUGH MACLEAN @HughMaclean

DIVISION 7Lyndhurst 10 Mordialloc 10Aspendale 10 Springvale Districts 10

Cheltenham 10 Mount Waverley 10Doveton Eagles 10 C.P.L 10

Hallam 10 Heatherton 10Murrumbeena 10 Hampton 10

DIVISION 8Lyndale 17 def Springvale Districts 5

Oakleigh District 4 def by Dingley 14

Hallam 8 def Keysborough 3

Highett 2 def by Lyndhurst 11

DIVISION 9Dingley 10 def Dandenong 0

Black Rock 14 def Springvale Districts 6

Clayton 1 def by Lyndhurst 11

Heatherton 10 drew South Yarra 10

NETBALL FIXTURES: ROUND 2

NETBALL RESULTS: ROUND 1

DIVISION 1Keysborough 10 def by Caulfield 11

Heatherton 4 def Dingley 2

Hampton Park 7 def by Mordialloc 15

St Kilda City 12 def by St Pauls 19

DIVISION 2Dingley Gold 10 Keysborough 10

Cheltenham 10 Murrumbeena 10

Caulfield 10 Heatherton 10

Bentleigh 10 South Yarra 10

Clayton 10 Dingley Red 10

DIVISION 3Lyndale 9 def Mordialloc 7

St Kilda City 8 def Black Rock 2

Dingley 14 def Caulfield 5

Hampton Park 13 def by Bentleigh 21

Bye Heatherton

DIVISION 4St Kilda City 10 Caulfield Blue 10

Heatherton White 10 Keysborough 10

Black Rock 10 Caulfield Yellow 10

Cheltenham 10 Dingley 10

Heatherton Black 10 C.P.L 10

Springvale Districts 10 South Yarra 10

DIVISION 5Lyndhurst 10 Mordialloc 10

Dingley Red 10 St Pauls 10East Brighton 10 St Kilda City 10Dingley Gold 10 Murrumbeena 10

Highett 10 Cheltenham 10Heatherton 10 Caulfield 10

Bentleigh Bye

DIVISION 6St Kilda City 10 Oakleigh District 10

Keysborough 10 Clayton 10

Hallam 10 Lyndale 10

Doveton Eagles 10 Dingley 10

South Yarra 10 Mordialloc 10

East Brighton 10 Aspendale 10

DIVISION 7

SPRINGVALE DISTRICTS V LYNDHURST

MOUNT WAVERLEY V ASPENDALE

C.P.LV CHELTENHAM

HEATHERTON V DOVETON EAGLES

HAMPTON V HALLAM

MORDIALLOC V MURRUMBEENA

DIVISION 8

DINGLEY V LYNDALE

KEYSBOROUGH V OAKLEIGH DISTRICT

LYNDHURST V HALLAM

SPRINGVALE DISTRICTS V HIGHETT

DIVISION 9

SPRINGVALE DISTRICTS V DINGLEY

LYNDHURST V BLACK ROCK

SOUTH YARRA V CLAYTON

DANDENONG V HEATHERTON

DIVISION 4

KEYSBOROUGH V ST KILDA CITY

CAULFIELD YELLOW V HEATHERTON WHITE

DINGLEY V BLACK ROCK

C.P.L V CHELTENHAM

SOUTH YARRA V HEATHERTON BLACK

CAULFIELD BLUE V SPRINGVALE DISTRICTS

DIVISION 5

MORDIALLOC V BENTLEIGH

ST PAULS V LYNDHURST

ST KILDA CITY V DINGLEY RED

MURRUMBEENA V EAST BRIGHTON

CHELTENHAM V DINGLEY GOLD

CAULFIELD V HIGHETT

BYE: HEATHERTON

DIVISION 6

CLAYTON V ST KILDA CITY

LYNDALE V KEYSBOROUGH

DINGLEY V HALLAM

MORDIALLOC V DOVETON EAGLES

ASPENDALE V SOUTH YARRA

OAKLEIGH DISTRICT V EAST BRIGHTON

DIVISION 1

CAULFIELD V HEATHERTON

DINGLEY V KEYSBOROUGH

MORDIALLOC V ST KILDA CITY

ST PAULS V HAMPTON PARK

DIVISION 2

MURRUMBEENA V DINGLEY GOLD

HEATHERTON V CHELTENHAM

BENTLEIGH V CAULFIELD

DINGLEY RED V SOUTH YARRA


DIVISION 3

BLACK ROCK V LYNDALE

HEATHERTON V ST KILDA CITY

BENTLEIGH V DINGLEY

MORDIALLOC V HAMPTON PARK

BYE: CAULFIELD


NETBALL LADDERS: ROUND 1 NETBALL LADDERS: ROUND 1

DIVISION 1TEAM P W L D F A PTS

Mordialloc 1 1 0 0 15 7 4

Heatherton 1 1 0 0 4 2 4

St Pauls 1 1 0 0 19 12 4

Caulfield 1 1 0 0 11 10 4

Keysborough 1 0 1 0 10 11 0

St Kilda City 1 0 1 0 12 19 0

Dingley 1 0 1 0 2 4 0

Hampton Park 1 0 1 0 7 15 0

DIVISION 3TEAM P W L D F A PR

St Kilda City 1 1 0 0 8 2 4.00

Dingley 1 1 0 0 14 5 4.00

Bentleigh 1 1 0 0 21 13 4.00

Lyndale 1 1 0 0 9 7 4.00

Mordialloc 1 0 1 0 7 9 0.00

Hampton Park 1 0 1 0 13 21 0.00

Caulfield 1 0 1 0 5 14 0.00

Black Rock 1 0 1 0 2 8 0.00

Heatherton 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00

DIVISION 5TEAM P W L D F A PRCaulfield 0 0 0 0 10 10 0.00

Cheltenham 0 0 0 0 10 10 0.00

Dingley Red 0 0 0 0 10 10 0.00

Dingley Gold 0 0 0 0 10 10 0.00

East Brighton 0 0 0 0 10 10 0.00

Heatherton 0 0 0 0 10 10 0.00

Highett 0 0 0 0 10 10 0.00

Mordialloc 0 0 0 0 10 10 0.00

Murrumbeena 0 0 0 0 10 10 0.00

St Kilda City 0 0 0 0 10 10 0.00

St Pauls 0 0 0 0 10 10 0.00

Lyndhurst 0 0 0 0 10 10 0.00

Bentleigh 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00


Bentleigh 0 0 0 0 10 10 0

Caulfield 0 0 0 0 10 10 0

Cheltenham 0 0 0 0 10 10 0

Clayton 0 0 0 0 10 10 0

Dingley Gold 0 0 0 0 10 10 0

Dingley Red 0 0 0 0 10 10 0

Heatherton 0 0 0 0 10 10 0

Murrumbeena 0 0 0 0 10 10 0

South Yarra 0 0 0 0 10 10 0



Black Rock 0 0 0 0 10 10 0

Carrum Patterson Lakes 0 0 0 0 10 10 0

Caulfield Blue 0 0 0 0 10 10 0

Caulfield Yellow 0 0 0 0 10 10 0

Cheltenham 0 0 0 0 10 10 0

Dingley 0 0 0 0 10 10 0

Heatherton Black 0 0 0 0 10 10 0

Heatherton White 0 0 0 0 10 10 0

South Yarra 0 0 0 0 10 10 0

Springvale Districts 0 0 0 0 10 10 0

St Kilda City 0 0 0 0 10 10 0



Aspendale 0 0 0 0 10 10 0

Clayton 0 0 0 0 10 10 0

Dingley 0 0 0 0 10 10 0

Doveton Eagles 0 0 0 0 10 10 0

East Brighton 0 0 0 0 10 10 0

Hallam 0 0 0 0 10 10 0

Lyndale 0 0 0 0 10 10 0

Mordialloc 0 0 0 0 10 10 0

Oakleigh District 0 0 0 0 10 10 0

South Yarra 0 0 0 0 10 10 0

St Kilda City 0 0 0 0 10 10 0



Aspendale 0 0 0 0 10 10 0

Carrum Patterson Lakes 0 0 0 0 10 10 0

Cheltenham 0 0 0 0 10 10 0

Doveton Eagles 0 0 0 0 10 10 0

Hallam 0 0 0 0 10 10 0

Hampton 0 0 0 0 10 10 0

Heatherton 0 0 0 0 10 10 0

Mordialloc 0 0 0 0 10 10 0

Mount Waverley 0 0 0 0 10 10 0

Murrumbeena 0 0 0 0 10 10 0


Lyndhurst 0 0 0 0 10 10 0


Lyndhurst 1 1 0 0 11 2 4

Dingley 1 1 0 0 14 4 4

Lyndale 1 1 0 0 17 5 4

Hallam 1 1 0 0 8 3 4



Oakleigh District 1 0 1 0 4 14 0

Highett 1 0 1 0 2 11 0


Lyndhurst 1 1 0 0 11 1 4

Black Rock 1 1 0 0 14 6 4

Dingley 1 1 0 0 10 0 4

Heatherton 1 0 0 1 10 10 2

South Yarra 1 0 0 1 10 10 2


Clayton 1 0 1 0 1 11 0

Dandenong 1 0 1 0 0 10 0


NETBALL LEADING GOAL SHOOTERS

DIVISION 9

PLAYER CLUB LAST WEEK TOTAL

Hannah Bevis South Yarra 8 8Shannon Fox Heatherton 7 7Rikki Boelen Black Rock 5 5Kayla Schuts Springvale Districts 4 4Leisa Finkelde Heatherton 3 3

DIVISION 1


Sophie O'Shea Caulfield 10 10Lucy McKeown Mordialloc 9 9Tara Bickham Keysborough 8 8Grace Healey St Pauls 6 6Emily Morris Mordialloc 6 6Megan Egbers Hampton Park 5 5Anthea Nisbet-Smith St Kilda City 3 3Emma Gardiner St Pauls 3 3Elly Anthony Hampton Park 2 2Bianca Robinson Keysborough 2 2

DIVISION 8


Stacey Purcell Lyndale 14 14Julie Vane Hallam 4 4Marilyn Allison Hallam 3 3Milly Osbourne Springvale Districts 3 3Elise Pisani Springvale Districts 3 3

DIVISION 3


Carol Tuaru Temu Lyndale 6 6Haylea Galley Hampton Park 5 5Brielle Arnfield Bentleigh 5 5Jessica Baddeley Dingley 3 3Mikayla Ruddy Bentleigh 3 3Darcie Chadwick St Kilda City 2 2Dani Forward Black Rock 2 2Angie Glover Lyndale 1 1Penny Byers-Tymms Dingley 1 1Gabrielle Coventry-Martini Caulfield 1 1


DIVISION 1: CLUB NOTES

DINGLEYLast Saturday’s dreadful weather threatened to keep crowd numbers down, but that was not the case, and all who attended the 2017 Grand Final rematch were entertained by a classical tough battle. Only fourteen goals were possible due to the constant rain and huge across ground wind. The seniors win was soured somewhat by a shoulder injury to Liam Hard on debut and we wish him well in his recovery. All five senior debutantes performed well, softening the loss of some vital 2017 premiership players. It was just the start we were hoping for and with several experienced players on the mend and set to resume in coming weeks, our overall depth should improve.

The Reserves, Under 19s and Thirds all had good wins and although many of the Netball games were abandoned due to the conditions, good wins were notched up in various grades. It was great to see, Josh ‘Snake’ Ellis at the game and back on his feet after his shocking season ending broken leg. 2017 retiree Ryan ‘Dogga’ Stewart looked ‘toey’ and fit enough to pull ‘em on again.

This week we travel to McKinnon oval to take on St Pauls who were also winners last week. I’m sure the boys will be reminded that the ‘Doggies won both encounters last year. It’s another massive challenge against an always quality outfit. This should be another ripper, Dogs versus Dingoes, and worthy of match of the round status.

A huge thanks goes out to the fantastic support of all our generous major sponsors, who include Bendigo Bank Dingley, Carlisle Homes,

Bird and Beast, Monier, Tranzworks, the Dingley Hotel and a special welcome to O’Brien Real Estate. Everyone who helps out in any way is a vital cog in the wheel. Thank you all.

Football Club Social memberships are on sale for just $50. That represents good value with many additions for products and events throughout the year. See Nigel Thompson for memberships and to get on board for 2018.

We are also looking for supporters to sponsor their favourite player for the year at $150.

Sales of our history book ‘Dingo Tales’ continue through the club and on line. Call Brian Edwards on 0412545443 or David Meeve on 0448767808. We’ll get you a copy if you can’t get to the club. Every dollar after production costs go to the club.

Go Dingoes!

CHELSEA HEIGHTSLast Saturday in front of sponsors and past players Chelsea Heights unfurled our Division 2 Premiership flag and welcomed Callum Dodson back for his first game in 12 months after his battle with cancer.

The day started off wet and windy, during the reserves game we had to put on the lights due to the conditions. In what was a scrappy and low scoring contest, Chelsea Heights celebrated our return to Division one with a

nine point win over Cheltenham.

2018 season we welcome a new era at the club with our First Women’s Football side.

We welcome Michelle Vernall as our inaugural coach and all the new players to Chelsea Heights.

An important and integral part of any club are the sponsors and we would like to welcome all our sponsors, those returning and those who are new to our club and we wish to thank-you for your ongoing support.

Doolans, Craft&Co, Area Specialist, Temptation Bakery, Precision Fire, ATS Building, DC Auto, IGA Chelsea Heights, Dominos Patterson Lakes, Chelsea Long beach Physio, Balance Massage Services, Right Choice Conveyancing, Long beach Osteotherphy, Elogic, BJS, Harry Magee, Chelsea Heights Medical, Sunrise International Trailer Parts, Mordialloc Optical, Wells Road Pharmacy, 2 Moons, Ocean Herb & Veg, Matho’s Maintenance, Thomas Thomas, MYNT Installations, Eclipse Fire Solutions.

ST PAULSNetball:

Div 1: St Pauls 19 defeated St Kilda City 12

In terrible conditions it was a goal for goal start, we had great pressure turning the ball over and we were able to convert. The girls worked the ball well through the centre with our wings feeding our goal scorers who had to work hard and barely missed an opportunity. It was a great team effort!

Div 5: Match abandoned.

Football:

U19: Endeavour Hills 8.10.58 d Chelt/St Pauls 6.10.46

The combination played their first match together with only 17 boys available, so to lose by 12 points was encouraging. A point up at half time and even at 3/4 time, we faded in the final period. Ash Becker, Tom Gamble, Dylan Lihari and Nick Roberts performed well.

Reserves: Sponsored by Bendigo Bank Ormond-McKinnon Branch

St Pauls 5.12.42 d Bentleigh 3.4.22

This game copped the worst of the day’s atrocious weather, with hail and heavy rain, along with strong cross winds. Scores were close at half time though we had eight more scoring shots. Four goals to one in the second half resulted in a good win. Kieran Knox dominated, with good support from Walsh, Davenport, Jack Kreymborg, Hay and Dolan.

Seniors: Sponsored by One Paper Industries Ltd.

St Pauls 6.10.46 d Bentleigh 5.9.39

We scored two behinds in the first three minutes, then Bentleigh held us scoreless whilst adding 1.3.9 for the term. Our new players found the Demon’s big men a challenge and their handball and teamwork was better. We lifted in the second term, though clean possession and field kicking was difficult in the cross wind - two points down at the break.

Each side managed two goals in the third quarter. Meredeth took mark of the day, but his shot fell short. Later on he marked closer in, but passed to Massey who goaled. Muller and Prior balanced the scoreboard for the Dogs. Matt Kreymborg and Wil Clarke outstanding in this term but only a point separated the sides at lemon time. Each side managed points to open the last term, then Wil and TMac clashed heads in a marking contest - TMac out for the day. Kremma was freed, but too far out, but Prior goaled from the spill. Demons replied with a clearance to Troubeck who marked and goaled. Ash Munday was freed in the centre - his strong kick was marked by Kremma who goaled. The final eight minutes was desparate, contested footy - neither side scoring again. Great win.

Among our best - Kremma,Wil, Kale Prior, Curtis Murfett, McCarthy and Halliday.

Next week - President’s Lunch 12 to 2pm, then a battle with Dingley.

ST KILDA CITYJust want to thank all the St.Kilda City players, volunteers, supporters, sponsors and their families and friends for their support at the game last night. The way you all conducted yourselves is to be commended. Also to the netball girls who turned out in numbers good luck today. The players truly appreciated the noise and I’m sure everyone agreed the players and the coaches did their job on the field in return and put on a sterling performance, probably our biggest turnout for 10 years. Let’s back it up this coming Saturday 21st April at home

vs Chelsea Heights we will celebrate a 20 year reunion of our 1998 premiership team, everyone is invited.

Note the clubrooms and surrounding area is under construction and we are operating out of temporary facilities, so your patience and understanding is important. We’ve still got the BBQ going with refreshments. The club will move it’s after match festivities from 5pm onwards to the Village Belle hotel. Our fantastic sponsor will be open as the senior game concludes, drinks and meals will be available for everyone upon arrival at the front public bar.

A few match day notes:

Seniors - Convincing winners.

Reserves - Battled hard but didn’t get the chocolates.

U19’s - Started with a win again in horrible conditions.

Netball - Mixed bag, 1 out of 3 teams won before the day got called due to bad weather

Thanks to all sponsors - Bendigo Bank, Village Belle, Stefans Shack, Why not rent a Car, Di Stasios Cafe, Dick Whittington Hotel, Rombotis Real Estate, Central Home Loans.

MORDIALLOCRound One Oh winter sport, where have you been? It’s good to have you back. And winter bared it’s teeth in a big way, albeit two months early, making football difficult and netball literally impossible.

The day’s netball was brought to an early conclusion to avert the danger to players and officials alike just on 1pm, meaning that only our division one and three teams got on court, and then only for just over a half. The division one girls were most impressive in defeating the division’s other unknown quantities, Hampton Park, by 15-7. New coach Sophie Durnan and her band of well-credentialled recruits started the season in fine fettle, and it did not take long for them to gel with the remaining members of Mordialloc teams gone by, as an even first quarter was turned into a convincing lead when play was called to a halt. The division three ladies were not so fortunate, conceding the points to Lyndale by 9-7, but they will be encouraged by their recovery from a slow start. There is plenty of experience and know-how in this team. They

will be one to watch as the season unfolds.

It has been some time since we’ve been able to beat Dingley at reserves level, not that we’re Robinson Crusoe in that regard. Last year’s preliminary final, whilst disappointing, led us to think we were getting closer, and our team on paper led us to believe that this might be the day. Alas, close, but no cigar. Two goals to nil in the first quarter gave us a margin that we were able to hold until the last change, but in the final term the rain ceased, the wind blew, and Dingley were just too damn good. 50 to 29 doesn’t give a true indication of the fight that we put up. We had all single goalkickers, with Todd Bastion, Shane Lawton and Lachlann Zealley our best on the day.

Mordialloc v Dingley battles are epic in nature, be they football, netball, cheese rolling or anything else. This was a replay of last year’s grand final and is tipped by many to be a preview of this year’s, and the fare on offer here didn’t disappoint. Dingley kicked the first four goals by using the wind well early on, but when Steve Tolongs belted one home from distance on the quarter time siren, our spirits rose significantly. Unfortunately Dingley again

proved to be a fine into-the-wind team and we went to oranges two goals down. Though we reduced the margin to five points at the last change, and got to within one early in the last term, that’s as close as we came, and Dingley scored the last two majors of the day to win by 56-44. As with the seconds, we did not have a multiple goalkicker. Ben Humphrey, Nathan Evans and Aaron Kneebone were adjudged our best.

Next Sunday sees the opening of the women’s football season, and our girls will play East Brighton at 11.30 as a curtain-raiser to the Sandringham v Port Melbourne VFL match at Trevor Barker Oval, Sandringham. Please come watch this if you can and give our girls some of our amazing Bloodhounds support. The girls tuned up with a final practice match against Waverley where, despite the foul conditions and a couple of injuries, our ability to win possession and our forward pressure gave us much to be enthused about. There are many new faces in the side this year, and they will be well worth watching as the season develops.

So that’s it for round one folks. Let’s try & catch a game or two next weekend. Go Mordi!!!

CHELTENHAMWhat a day of weather we experienced last Saturday! During the reserves game, the tempest hit at the 19 minute mark of the second quarter. With visibility down to a few feet, winds that would blow a dog off its chain and strong hail, the umpires said let’s get out of this! To their credit, it was a common sense decision and the only thing that could be done.

This Saturday is our traditional ANZAC Tribute game and it is an opportunity for us all to show the respect to all those who have served our great nation in the forces.

ROYAL OAK HOTEL SENIORS: How to butcher the ball in an easy lesson was the only way to describe our use of the football. Although the conditions were trying that is no excuse for what we dished up. Better players were Kyle Parsons on debut, Daniel Harrison, Vaughnie and the Jacks in Barclay and Worrell.

50 ACRES BISTRO RESERVES: Great display of football in atrocious conditions and holding the opposition goalless was terrific

defensively and being able to manufacture 10 our way was meritorious. Best were Cam Watson, Boofa, Alex Molyneux and every other player who braved those conditions.

TASMAN MEATS COLTS: The combine side went down to Endeavour Hills by 16 points, considering the playing group have had no time together the only way is up from here on.

GARDEN OF GOOD & EVIL BAR AND RESTAURANT THIRDS: An excellent win over last years premiers. The performance in strong winds was pleasing for the coach and our players can look forward to a successful year. Today we are heading to Endeavour Hills, so another win is vital.

SANDOWN GREYHOUNDS DIV 2 & 4 NETBALL: All matches were abandoned due to the weather unfortunately making the courts unsafe.

GOODCHILD BUILDERS DIV 6 & 7 NETBALL: As above.

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DIVISION 2: CLUB NOTES DIVISION 2: CLUB NOTES

CLAYTONCWB MEATS SENIORS REPORT We started the game with great intensity around the contest in what was a hard fought match in tough conditions. We were wasteful in front of goal which ended up costing us at the end of the day.

Glenn Tuckwell battled all day, while Jack Day was marking everything that went in his direction.

-Coach Jayden Gilmour

State Gas Appliances Reserves Report Running out onto the ground, rain in your face and the coaches box blown over by the wind was that strong reminder to us all that footy season is here!

Before the game I asked for four quarters of footy, that’s what I got from all of my boys, we were ferocious! Ran in numbers, smothered, shepherded and the talk was awesome! We made sure we did all the one percenters. At no stage did we look like losing because of our hunt, our want, our need to win and turn this season around.

Great team effort from all involved.

-Coach Micky Wills.

From the President: Don’t forget we have a MASSIVE day of football at Meade Reserve this Sunday 22nd, with our women kicking off against Chelsea at 9:45am. Then we have the reserves and seniors battling it out with Keysborough from 12pm in our ANZAC Clash. We look forward to hosting all our supporters in what is set to be a great day at Clayton.

President Greg Collins

EAST BRIGHTONSeniors It’s not rocket science! You cannot afford to give an opposition 4 goals start let alone 7 before you realise you’re actually playing football but that’s exactly what we’ve seen over the past 2 weeks and if you continue to operate that way , it’s fair to say, you’ll experience the same results. Both the first 2 games were winnable but now the team finds itself with it’s back to the wall. This week will be a tough ask against Mount Waverley and will require a 4 quarter effort.

Reserves A miserable day to play football didn’t help but this team needs to simply get back to basics. Over use of the football brings even the best teams undone when compared to more efficient use. Simply, that means

reducing the area for error by using it less.

The results so far have not reflected the talent available but the team is doing itself a disservice by over finessing. Back to the basic, get ball! Kick ball!

Under 19’s Great to have the Colts fielding a team even though undermanned with only 17 players and against Dingley that was always going to present a tough task. The boys battled on manfully and provided a contest but were simply out gunned by a more complete unit. This week at home will present another challenge so numbers are very important. Stick at it fellas, work hard and success will follow.

Women The season starts now for the girls after a pretty good 2017 but that is all past history

at present. Numbers have been encouraging and have been nurtured by new Coach Bec Ticli. It would be a great start to the season to come home with the 4 points.

Social A Tribute to Rod Johnson, club stalwart is to be held at the rooms on Saturday April 28th after the Keysborough game. Tickets are $35.00 for this prestigious event to recognise Rod’s contribution to East Brighton Football Club. Pre- bookings are essential to get your seat. Check out our facebook page or team app for details but whatever you do don’t miss this one!

Sponsors Brighton Holden Mckinnon Hotel, Jellis Craig, Mitre 10 Caufield, Sandlefords, RSM Consulting, Shalimar Indian Restaurant

HAMPTONThe under 19s had their first game in wild and wet conditions at Bentleigh. It was never going to be a high scoring game due to the conditions but both sides managed to run the ball into the wind and bomb it long. The game was in the balance at half time but weight of numbers saw Bentleigh draw clear in the second half. Our ruckwork at the stoppages was great to watch but we only managed three goals from our hard work, one each to Casey, Blair and Lefebvre. Our best on the day were Reed, Smith, Lefebvre, Eckers and Sheperd.

The ressies game started well for us kicking the first major but Caulfield gained the ascendancy and were the better team in the first half. They outnumbered us at the ball and could have been more than two goals up

at the main break. We spoke about changing certain facets of our game, playing two way football and ensuring Caulfield weren’t able to have coverage behind the ball. Chicken Nixon played like a duck in the wet second half conditions leading the way putting his head over the ball at every contest. In a see-sawing contest we hit the front in the last five minutes only to see Caulfield kick a goal and lead by a point. We got the clearance and with grit and determination held the ball in our forward 50 until a Caulfield rebound kick was marked 40m out by Tom Hamilton. As cool as the weather Tom put it through the big sticks to give us back to back victories.

The senior game started and the sun appeared straight after Cracker had slotted the first goal from the middle of a pack of players. The wind was still blowing across the ground which made for a scrappy affair

which was going to be won by the more committed side. Our midfield led by Gunda, Cracker, Cal White and Westy got us first use of the ball but poor discipline saw us unable to hold the ball into our forward line. We took a five point lead into three quarter time but the wind was going to be a big factor in the last quarter as it was now blowing directly down the ground. Caulfield gave us a lesson of commitment, teamwork and discipline in the last quarter to pile on seven goals. We will need the week to regroup to face an undefeated Highett who have Ed Turner (Road) and Mitch Hoar in good form. This week we have a luncheon to celebrate our 1978 flag and a past players day with a 12 midday start.

Thank you to our 2018 Sponsors – Javen Constructions, Franks Cafe, Bank Highett, Local Milk Supply, Highett RSL, Choices Flooring Frankston, Removals By The Bay.

MOUNT WAVERLEYJELLIS CRAIG MONASH SENIORS UPDATE No Keemy (Playing Coach & Midfield Beast), No Kouta (Co-Captain & gun midfielder), No AJ (Co-Captain & Power Forward), No JJ (highly skilled Midfielder) and No Thirks (gun silky half-back flanker), no worries.

Coming up against relegated Div 1 club Clayton and new local rival, we weren’t confident of a successful outcome. But with stand-in Skipper Ethan Tobias and “Co-Skipper” Joey Rickard, we cannot be more proud of the guys, they dug deep and got the WIN! A fast start and three straight goals from Caleb who was slotting them from everywhere, was the start we needed. Clayton then started to get on top and got the next three goals to even things up at the first break.

The second quarter saw Jamma and Ben dominate in the middle with two goals from Jamma, with Joey sneakily trying to claim one of them with the slightest of toe pokes. We went into the main break eight pts up in very slippery and windy conditions. Also saw Phil get carried off with a knee injury, so the guys had a lot to come up against.

The second half was another great team defensive effort as every Clayton attack was shut down.

We ended up winning by 18 pts with CJ giving a clear push in the back but quickly playing on to bamboozle the umpires and kick the sealer! Better players for the day were Jamma who was BOG with a strong display winning plenty of clearances. Caleb was a livewire up forward with 5 goals. Ben continued his good form from round one with another polished game through the midfield. Skipper Ethan stood up in defence getting plenty of it and shutting down

Clayton’s dangerous forward. Jazz was instrumental with his intercept marking at CHB and his effective taps in the ruck and Matty Tighello showing plenty of dash and skill streaming down the ground.

BENSONS CAFÉ RESERVES REPORT Unfortunately we went down to a more determined Clayton in really challenging conditions by 41 points. Matched it with them in the second half, but wasn’t enough to get the win. Better players for the day included Burnsy with a dominant display in the middle. He won plenty of it, took them on and carried our midfield. Nangles was strong in defence and his skill and experience stood out. Taters courage and attack on the ball gave inspiration to the group. Ezra is getting better each week with his work rate and athleticism. Cerni was good plugging holes in defence and Ant Cormick was everywhere on the wing. We are starting to play better as a unit and our first win will happen soon!

MURRUMBEENAMixed results for our first home game in our centenary year. The reserves won a hard fought match in difficult, cold and raining conditions. The boys played well all day to eventually run out comfortable winners.

Congratulations to Josh Godino for playing his 50th. Great first game for the club by Tim McGaw.

The seniors and Keysborough put on a high standard game, with the Beena fading in the last quarter. Congratulations to Sam Parkes

on playing his 150th game for the club.

Great to host Stephen Barnes (SFNL Hall of Fame member) at the club, to receive life membership of the MFNC. Stephen is an ex Beena Captain/Coach, Captain and President. Congratulations Barnsey.

KEYSBOROUGHClub notes brought to you by our sponsor-VIGEO Financial Solutions.

Round 3– Another away game as we head to Meade Reserve in Haughton Road to take on Clayton. For the past few years Clayton have been a first division club so we will need to be wary of their experience and play to our best availability to ensure our winning ways continue.

FOOTBALL REPORTS -

Ray White Real Estate – Noble Park Seniors Report – First time we have won at “Beena Park” against Murrumbeena. Fantastic team performance. Players bought into the game-plan for the type of conditions that were presented on the day. The whole team finished off the last quarter very well and full of running.

Best players – J. Anwyl, D. Collins, B. Sutton, C. Bryan, A. McIlroy, T. Siposs..

P3 Sports Recovery Centre Reserves Report – As mentioned in last weeks notes there are still some areas of our game that need improvement. The conditions did not help but we need to play to a plan and adapt to whatever conditions are presented to us on the day.

Best players – J. Cipressi, D. Cullen, S. Dekkers, K. Murrian, J. Riddick, J. Bradshaw.

365 Club Coterie Thirds Report – BYE. The fixture is being re-vamped so stay tuned for the release of our future matches.

Melsteel Under 19 Report – Played their first official match of the season and came up against perennial finalist in St Kilda City. Although beaten the team showed glimpses of very good football and the upcoming matches will only see improvement by the team. This week we take on last years premiers in Oakleigh Districts. A “great baptism of fire” for the first two rounds.

Best players – Z. O’Farrell, J. Maxwell-Hough, M. Brittain, S. Curran, M. Barry, D. Elefantis.

NETBALL REPORTS – (Brought to you by Bendigo Community Bank – Dingley Village) - Not very good weather for the start of the season. The results are listed below and you will see some matches had to be abandoned.

Division 1 – Lost to Caulfield – 10 – 11.

Division 2, Division 4 and Division 6 – Abandoned.

Division 8 - Lost to Hallam – 3 – 8.

SOCIAL REPORT – The iPod Shuffle night went extremely well and everyone seemed to enjoy themselves. Thank you to those who supported the function and also to the social committee organisers. The social calendar is up in the clubrooms, so note all the dates in your diary.

SPONSORS –

Sponsor of the Week – Ray White Real Estate – Noble Park.

The Club is always on the look-out for more sponsors, so if you are interested in sponsoring your club or you know someone who may be interested in sponsoring us, please see Manny, Jumbo, Theresa, Tony or any other committee person and give us the “lead.”

Remember to – “Support those who support us.”

Volunteer(s) of the Week – What more can be said. Thank you to our food and beverage purveyors – Steve and Gail.

- “The Laughing Jackass.”


HEATHERTONMelbourne Food Distributors Senior Football Report There was a big crowd at Heatherton Recreation Reserve in anticipation of the first clash between Heatherton and Endeavour Hills in senior footy. Unfortunately it wasn’t the weather that rained on our parade on Saturday. EH showed why they played off in the grand final last year as they piled on seven goals to our one in the first quarter. It was a hard slog in the second and we just took the honours but didn’t get the scoreboard credit we deserved. The second half was all EH. Cal was our stand out, Corka & Stef were never gave up down back, Cyril showed a bit of magic. Nathan will be better for the run after his first game.

Cody Gems & Jewellery Reserves Football Report In some horrible conditions we kicked off our 2018 campaign against last year’s reserve grade premiers Endeavour Hills. Kicking against a howling breeze the boys

were able to hold firm in the first and only conceded one goal to the quarter time break. The game wasn’t pretty but the boys played the conditions well. The game was still very much in the balance at three quarter time with only a couple of goals in it, but the boys continued to hit the contest harder than our opposition and this was probably main reason we walked away with the four points. Beaver and Andy worked tirelessly all day through the middle and Shags down back was superb. A great start to the year and a sign of good things to come for the rest of the year.

Netball The weather wreaked havoc with the netball with all matches in D2 D4 D5 D6 D7 being abandoned. D1 kicked off their title defence with a tight 4 -2 over Dingley and D9 had an exciting 10 all draw with Sth Yarra. D3 had a bye.

Volunteers Thanks to the following people who gave their time on Saturday and Sunday to

help run the club: Beany on crutches – directions; Dave team managing, Hoppy, Chewie and Jamal – team runners; Tony Ryan gate (in the rain), Chris Ryan – padding; Jill, Buzz, Graham E - BBG, Dale, Haylee & Lainie Krepp, Yvonne, Mia & Matt - canteen, Chooka – raffles; Biggles – bar, Melinda & Yvonne – apparel/dress/ kit bags. I apologise if I have missed anyone.

Sponsors Our club couldn’t survive without the support of our loyal sponsors.

Damien Cody’s ‘Cody Gems & See www.codygems.com , Matt and Jill Buckley’s ‘Melbourne Food Distributors’ www.mfdfood.com.au, Cheltenham Moorabbin RSL’s 50 Acres bar and bistro, Rohan Harris’s ‘Harris Family Meats’ Bendigo Bank Dingley Village, Harry Jones’s Tom the Lumberjack, Rick Butler Market Gardens, Cape Horn Vineyard & Riverside Bar, 360 South www.360south.com.au, Hunter Industrials and Brandpack

Heatherton Pride Tunner Passion #2018

SOUTH YARRAThe Brady Tiling Wrap Up The netballers started in wet and wild conditions in Dingley before it was cancelled in the interests of player safety.

The Thirds made the trek out to a windy Cheltenham on Saturday morning for their first away match of the season. Following a call out an hour before the game they managed to put together a team of 17 players, who were all keen to back up round ones great win with another strong performance.

Using a strong breeze to dominate the play in the first quarter, wastefulness in front of goal prevented them from converting this dominance into an early lead and they entered the first break down by three points, having kicked five behinds. The second quarter saw the dominance of play reversed with the change of ends, however Cheltenham were able to take advantage where South Yarra weren’t, sending home nine goals to take a 51-point lead into the main break.

Following half time, the Yarras once again enjoyed the benefits of kicking with the wind, and this time were able to convert their dominance into goals, kicking four for the quarter. Although the results were better, inaccuracy continued to plague the side in front of goal and a score of 4.14 at the final break left them trailing by 20 points despite

having enjoyed five more attempts at goal. As the wind was accompanied by heavy rain, this deficit was always going to be too much to overcome for an undermanned Yarra’s outfit, and a scrappy final quarter saw Cheltenham emerge 37 point winners.

Despite the score line, there was much to be encouraged by for the Thirds. Most players relished the extra game-time offered by the absence of an interchange bench and enjoyed solid individual performances. Additionally, the upside of missing some regular players for Dallas was the opportunity to trial some players in different positions to usual, providing options for the remainder of the season.

The reserves and seniors played new comers to division 3, Springvale Districts. The conditions were worse than a Donald Trump tweet. The reserves welcomed a new look, with its new coach, Anton Tidmarsh, its new captain, Blake Tolley and his vice captains, Christopher Dore and Daniel Murphy. Furthermore, there were at least five debutants and we welcomed back four past players. The Yarras started fantastically with Lange booting two goals and Muzza contributing to a goal as well and we held a two goal lead at quarter-time. Lange booted another in the second term before the siren but the Yarras were down by seven points at the major break. Unfortunately the Yarras couldn’t find a way to score another goal and were strangled by the opposition’s full press and the horrible conditions. Gliddon assisted his midfield by

dominating the ruck contests whilst Scarlo was in and under every pack. The stalwarts of the backline, Costello and Presland were incredible. Springvale Districts were victors by 35 points.

The seniors begun the game kicking against the wind and allowed Springvale to get a five goal to one jump. Dave Cannizzo looked to spark the boys with a beautiful snap after being set up by best mate Cory Brady. Sauce was great in the ruck but more polish kept Springvale around the six goal margin for the rest of the day. Smithy battled well down back, Steg, Bird Maher and Pane Jnr all featured in the bests. The final result a 55 point loss. Given the opposition are touted as early favorites for the flag the lads played well and will take many positives into next weeks game against Blackrock back at the Den.

Girls footy also got off to a flyer with a great win in their first practice match against Chelt, their season proper starts next weekend.

Get down and support the club at the first home game of the 2018 Season.

Special thank you to all of our sponsors including Brady Tiling, Hawthorn Hotel, Rounds Real Estate, Simply Health, Hunter Industrials, Safety-Wear, Avon Tyrepower, Bendigo Bank (Surrey Hills/ Canterbury/ Ashburton/ Balwyn), Merchant Electrical, and all 250 Club, past player members, partners and all Player sponsors.


ASHWOODSENIORS With the monsoon-like conditions mostly behind us, we started the first quarter kicking into a stiff breeze. The coaches could have been expecting us to take a bit of time to find our feet but we hit the ground running, putting through three goals, with the long sleeved Chris Grove lively early on debut. The defensive unit were rock solid, keeping Black Rock goalless with the wind.

We looked to press our advantage in the second quarter, and added another three goals to hold a commanding 40 point lead heading into half time. Our run and drive from the middle and wings were proving a real handful for our opponents, who remained goalless.

We knew Black Rock would come at us at some stage, and with the breeze turning into a gale, they took full advantage and narrowed the margin to 20 points with a quarter to play.

Some sage words from Mick in the huddle spurred the boys on, and they finished with a wet sail, slamming home the last five goals of the contest to run out comfortable 53 point winners.

Patrick Carroll and Mitch were exceptional in the middle all day, Alex Davies worked up and down the ground tirelessly and Georgey repelled Black Rock attacks all day, along with Dave Masson marshalling the troops superbly.

Ever the opportunist, Jimmy Morrey used his smarts around goal to finish with four goals and Grovesy snagged three of his own.

RESERVES When the team was named Thursday night, club experts thought that we we may have been lacking in pace and match fitness so a hot flat track was not what we needed. What we could not have expected was the heavens opening in the way that it did that made it a good old fashioned slog, perfect for our combination! With sub stations exploding and loose wires everywhere we flicked on our own switch to barrel to a solid victory.

Shane Peake a late call up proved effective with a couple of majors and DOC enjoyed the conditions. On the wing Declan Brooks was effective as was Noah (a name quite suitable to the day) but it was the old stagers Bouncing Bennie, Admiral Nelson and Mo Burley who took us to the chocolates with the home side only bringing up the calicos once for the day. Enough puns!

This was a good win played with great spirit. Congratulations to the great man Josh Burley who could celebrate his 200th in fine style with large travelling support from the Ashwood faithful. 100 to go for 300 Burls! Thanks to the runners, trainers etc who withstood the conditions and also to Dicko who believe it or not suffered hypothermia! Warmer days ahead!

SOCIAL We will be holding our Ladies Day on April 28th. It’s always a fantastic day, and a great way for those partners new to the club to meet everyone. Speak to Jacinta to grab your tickets.

BLACK ROCKIn one of the most trying days for our football club it was great to see so many people help out and assist after the power went out around midday. Thanks to Esher and Tegan who kept the bar and canteen operating.

Netball: After a strong preseason and the introduction of some new ladies, unfortunately all games were abandoned on the weekend. We wish our netballers well for this weekend’s games and also would like to thank them for attending Aunty Betty’s last Thursday night.

Seniors: Unfortunately we went down to a well structured Ashwood side, however with a new coach and nine players on debut we have plenty of upside. Lachy’s post game chat said it all and we know the areas we need to focus on as we take on South Yarra this week.

Best players were Cooper, Dalts, Sanchez and Lawrence.

Reserves: One of the heaviest downpours of rain to ever hit the club occurred early in the game. A mid-week investigation will be held to see if one of our players sought refuge in the opposition coaches box during this period. Again we went down to Ashwood

by 26 points with plenty to work on to ensure we ignite our season.

Best players Durie (eyeing a senior berth) Ballard and Sam Bonser.

Thirds: The highlight on a bleak afternoon by defeating Doveton by 58 points, however we congratulate that club in getting a standalone team for 2018. Parrot certainly has the team on track, so spots will be tight.

Well done Nopper on four goals and best players Andara, Imlach, Coda and JC.

Keep an eye on the social calendar.

HAMPTON PARKFootball Notes Saturday was the first weekend we had all three senior teams in action with the Thirds taking on Dingley at Dingley in gale force winds which made for some very interesting kicking. The boys were undermanned with only 14 players turning up and thanks to Dingley for lending some players so that game could proceed. Dingley handled the windy conditions better and their accuracy saw them prevail by 11 points. Was a good effort by the boys and we will only get better as season continues. Better players were, Macca, Reesy, CJ & A Ton.

The reserves and seniors were at home to Hallam and what can only be described as good timing in both games, the heavens opened during the half time break. Hail and heavy rain partly flooded one end of the ground, making things tricky. The reserves put in an excellent performance and ended up with a 97 point victory over Hallam. Better players on the day were S Ward,

J Ashwood, N Dawes, D Asling, Z McDonald & B Hollingworth.

The seniors took to the field and remarkably the sun came out for five minutes, the wind though was unrelenting. The seniors put in a strong four quarter performance and were too strong for Hallam ending up with a 117 point victory. Better players on the day were, M Henry, H Primrose, J Philpin, C Phillips, N Carver & M Hill.

This week the Thirds are at home whilst Reserves and Seniors head to Ashwood.

Social Tonight after the game we have our first function HPFNC Frat Party starting at 7.30pm in the clubrooms. Come and get dressed up as your best cheerleader, jock, geek, footballer, basketballer or pimp attire. Games and shots will be going all night long. People from outside the club are welcome so please share amongst your friends.

Sponsors Thank you to our sponsors without them

we would not be able to put the team on the field. This week’s sponsor is Hampton Park Shopping Centre. From our early beginnings we have been busy making Hampton Park Shopping Centre newer, fresher and more exciting for you. We now have grown to include new shops, new toilets for men, ladies, disabled. We have also included a Baby change area for you, all complemented by our new landscape gardening, modern Led lighting, so why not come down and visit some of our new shops like: Australia Post, Tattslotto, Sugar Buns Bakery Café, Donut King, Lucy’s coffee shop, And while you are there, pickup some fresh meat from our local butcher, bread from Lee Lee bakery, groceries from Woolworths the fresh food people, Liquor from Bws, Need something on the go, Mimo’s Pizza, Red Rooster, Or for a special chocolate arrangement drop into the Chocolate Garden. Wedding Communication or Birthday cake Lucy’s Divine Cakes. Raj Hair Dresser, For the odd nic nac Cheap & Hot $2 plus, Land of Choice for young ladies fashion & handbags and many more…




CARRUM PATTERSON LAKESCPLFNC – 2018 - We are on the hunt!

Horrible conditions soured our first home game celebrations during the day, but the players from both sides in both games cracked in and braved the elements to entertain the brave souls that came to watch!

There was a bit of a sombre air around the club also, due to the sudden loss of one of our Pride amongst the junior ranks - Brendan Dillon, so our players wore black arm bands in respect. Condolences to wife Tamara and children Ned and Billie, and the rest of family and friends.

Footy: Our Longbeach RSL Reserves adjusted to the conditions slower than our opponents, this is what cost us in the end. John Psaras Coach was pleased with our last quarter that saw us threaten to pinch the match, playing footy that is expected of a talented list. But ultimately was disappointed with the lost opportunity in the end, especially after a bye in the first round.

Our Bay City Holden Seniors locked into an epic arm wrestle, but unlike our Reserves adjusted to the conditions and ended up running over the top of the gallant Lyndhurst lads for a fantastic win! Cain Padman is thrilled with the endeavour of his chargers and is excited to be 2 and 0, with the knowledge that there is still plenty of improvement to come.

Netball: The Horrible conditions prompted the Netball Competition to be abandoned, a shame as we had penned in two wins! The girls are champing at the bit to get stuck into their games this weekend coming!

Despite the weather post-match celebrations, with the aid of live music, kicked on with a packed house, making the room nice and warm for all to thaw out!

President Notes Big ANZAC HOME GAME (21st April!) playing for the Longbeach RSL Cup and Medal!

We are excited to hold our first ANZAC Day themed home game this weekend with the striking up of an annual cup and medal to commemorate this proud and nostalgic day. Longbeach RSL is and has been a fantastic long term partner and have kindly sponsored the cup and medal for the best on ground. Get down early for all the ceremonies and stick around post game as we have a full night of fun and

games in store!

Please get involved with our fantastic family club - Join the pride and be part of our exciting journey. Log on to our Facebook page or webpage, or give me a call if you want to become a volunteer, member or business partner. Check out the great packages available, including our Player Sponsorships…..2018…we are on the hunt!

Regards Mark Bollen (Trex) – 0416 158 586

Go Lions!

OUR PARTNERS: Freddies Marina Pizza, Ray White Patterson Lakes, Microflite Helicopter Services.

Longbeach RSL, Bay City Holden Frankston, Carrum Patterson Lakes Sports Club,

Bakers Delight Patterson Lakes, Riviera Hotel, South East Prosthetics, Top Notch Studios, Longbeach Tree Service, Lord & Master Barber, Carrum Station Charcoal Chicken, David Burke Accountant, PPC Australia, Fair Dinkum Promotions, MFC Mortgages Southside Heating & Cooling, James Bell-Property One Sales & Management, Invoice Money, Brake Care, Lakeview Meats, Total Comfort Plumbing, BJ North Electrics,M & B Electrical Services and Benson Finance Brokers.

FRANKSTON DOLPHINSAnother fantastic result for our senior men with a convincing win over Cerberus, whilst our women played in the SFNL Round Robin competition and showed they will be a force to be reckoned with this season.

Great to have the new CEO of the SFNL Mike Palmer in attendance for our first home game, I’m sure he would have been impressed with what he saw.

Last Friday night saw the official ceremony to commission our new lights, with a number of dignitaries in as the switch was officially flicked on our wonderful new lights providing us with spectator quality lights on both grounds.

A reminder that round four sees us hosting CPL at home, followed by a twilight game against Sandown on May 5 with Development Squad kicking off at 2:30pm and Seniors at 4:45pm. This will be our first home game under lights for points so ink it into your calendar now.

Senior Men Our seniors took on Cerberus on Saturday in our first home game for the season thanks to Fix Sell Pay.

Strong winds and heavy rain greeted the teams as they ran onto the ground and it looked like it was going to be a dour low scoring affair, with the wind favoring one end.

The first quarter saw us kicking with the wind, but not taking full advantage on the scoreboard. Our back line held strong keeping Cerberus to only 2 points, with Regan Hall a standout, whilst Kerrigan and Mehrtens were strong through the middle of the ground giving our midfielders first use of the footy.

We used the ball well in the second quarter into the wind, scoring two goals and holding Cerberus to one goal four behinds in the face of huge winds.

The third quarter was the Andy Lee and Jaiden Peters show, with both racking up huge possessions and using the ball perfectly in very tough conditions, resulting in us kicking two with the wind, whilst keeping Cerberus to a solitary score.

The last quarter saw our boys really stamp their

dominance on the game and get due reward for effort kicking six into the wind whilst containing Cerberus to just two to ice the game.

A fantastic hard fought battle!

Senior Women Our women travelled to Port Melbourne to take part in the SFNL Round Robin and test themselves out against the opposition in a new league in what were tough conditions.

The girls came up against last year’s grand finalists Oakleigh District first up and showed that they are going to be competitive this year, going down by 10 points in a result that didn’t reflect the close nature of the game.

Our second extended game of the day saw us take on Lyndhurst during which we sustained a few injuries in the first half, resulting in us having reduced numbers on the field, but the girls showed great spirit and battled on and although beaten 47 to 22, showed some fantastic signs for the season ahead.

The Finsider

LYNDALEThe weekend began on Friday evening when our ladies took on Officer FNC in a practice match. The night could only be described as a monumental success! A huge crowd was on display and the women played an exceptional brand of football. Led by Adrian Gration and Danny Hartley the improvement from their first practice match was apparent from the first bounce.

Better players were Alicia George, Kaitlyn Ligthart, Chantelle Marshall, Michelle Thomas and Kirsty MacDonald. They have a final practice match this Friday night when they take on Warragul at home starting at 7.30pm. Then the season proper starts with another game under lights at Lyndale as they take on Murrumbeena starting at 5.45pm

On Saturday our Netballers made a great start to their season with what can only be described as atrocious conditions. The SFNL made the decision to cancel all 1.20pm & 2.40pm games due to the rain and wind meaning our division six ladies never took

to court and will start the season with a draw.

Div 3 was led by Andrew Nguyen and won 9-7. He was very happy with his defence work today, special mention Julie Eggens and Elaine Parkinson, for a strong game.

Div 8 was led by Barbara Ruston to a victory of 17-5. Very happy with their team play, they bonded and read each other so well. Few girls playing positions they were only trained in for the last month and killed it, well done Stacey Purcell, fantastic shooting and Chantelle Ruston very strong feeding in the ring.

Our Footballers went 1-1 on the weekend with our reserves losing by 17 points in tough conditions. Better players on the day were Tinny, Sok, The Allen Brothers, Lewis Forshaw and Kooka.

The seniors got off to a great start kicking three goals against the wind in the first and continued their work to lead by 38 points at half time. After the break Sandown were able to curtail our influence somewhat and in the end we came away with a comfortable 25 point victory. Josh Kyle was by far our

best and Maxy Little, Manuel Jackonia, Smurf and Kerr also being prominent. Our goal kickers were led by Trev with 4 and Shane Thomas and Trent Day kicking 3 each.

Social Memberships are available for $25 which includes stubby holder, keyring and membership card which entitles you to members pricing at the bar.

Saturday May 12th is past players evening as we take on CPL under lights at Barry Powell, tickets to the function cost $35 and includes BBQ dinner, free beer wine and soft drink and discounted spirits siren to siren and entertainment.

The Lyndale Football Netball club would like to thank its sponsors for 2018.

Dandenong Club, First National Hall & Partners, Tiger Electrical Services, Body First Myotherapy, Strike Bowling Century City Walk, Phoenix Tapware.

There are plenty of sponsorship opportunities for businesses, feel free to contact the club and a member of our sponsorship team will be in touch.

The school holidays are over and competition for senior matches is hotting up. However, with so many additional matches this year (Div 4, more women’s matches and so on) we are still looking for new umpires. If you have friends who would like to be part of our great game, to make new friends, earn a few dollars and get fit, bring them down to Bricker Reserve Moorabbin East, at 6pm every Tuesday and Thursday. Alternatively, encourage them to contact the SFNL office for more information about becoming an umpire.

A number of umpires have made their SFNL debut already this year. Some are in their first year of boundary or goal umpiring, while others like Jack Murfett, who has four years of VFL experience behind him, are already very accomplished. Our star recruit this year is former AFL Grand Final goal umpire Luke Walker, who is trying his hand at field umpiring. He umpired his first match for us with Al Manning and the President looked after him well.

The SMJFL has proved a great recruiting ground for the SFLUA with many of our younger umpires having made the transition from the Juniors to our senior ranks. In return, it would be great of more SFNL umpires could put their hands up to run with the SMJFL, and to mentor the umpires who will most likely be the future of our own Association. Speak with Nick Bergman if you can help out.

Former SFNL boundary umpire John Cooper chalked up his 100th senior game as a VFL boundary umpire last week. Coops is regularly seen at SFNL games, often supporting sister Elise, who has returned to the SFNL this year after umpiring for the past two years in the Northern Territory. He is the only umpire that we know of who has completed a full back flip in a televised game. He also claims to have won a professional mile race at the Rye athletics meeting.

While Coops brought up his VFL milestone, several of his SFNL mates have milestones coming up in the near future. Troy Learmonth umpired his 100th SFNL match last week, although he has a fair way to go to catch older brother Scott’s tally. Paul Creedon reaches his 100-game milestone next week, while Molly Bowman will reach the 100-game milestone in her first appearance for 2018.

Goal umpire David Mandelbaum will notch his 600th game with us in the next fortnight. Dave has multiple Div 1 senior grand finals on his CV and is looking to add to that tally this year. Michael Schembri retired eight years ago but each year returns to do some cameos in the Colts. He needs three more matches to reach the 500-game mark, although some would suggest that the day he broke down at St Kilda City five minutes into the first quarter shouldn’t be included. Given Mick’s bad luck with injuries, he will most probably reach his milestone in Round 18. Other likely milestones this year should involve Kevin Mitchell and Geoff Todd reaching 400

games, Anthony D’Amico and John Auditore reaching 300 games, and Tane Abbott and Swooper (Michael Lambert) reaching the 200-game mark.

Some of our umpires have featured in the media recently (and thus providing income for the trip away fund). Sam Crigan appeared in his Melbourne gear on AFL 360 recently. His dejected look suggests that he isn’t expecting the Dees to have a good year. Peter Martin appeared in the Leader newspaper spruiking the value of concrete bollards. Someone unkindly suggested that he feels at home amongst the bollards because they move at the same pace as he does.

Scott Learmonth is devastated that his mate Joel Lewis is heading overseas for six months to play cricket and was so distressed that he barely got to pre-season training. He claims that he will be in contention for the annual training award again, but he may be a little delusional. Marshie will have to find someone else to pick on with Joel off the scene.

Chris Hughes suffered several near-death experiences in an off-season trip to Thailand. After imbibing some local liquor, he foolishly challenged a much larger opponent in a Thai boxing match but somehow lived to tell the tale. He also attended an “Ultra Music Festival” where he somehow upset the local constabulary who proceeded to give him a full body search. Evidently, they couldn’t find anything under his clothing, and he was sent on his way. Hannah Bailes evidently attended the Beyond the Valley Music Festival over summer but seems a little vague about what she saw there.

Please remember to note anything “unforeseen” from your match day on the Competition Match Report. Let’s help each other and improve the overall match day experience for all Umpires by recording any issues regarding the behaviour of officials, coaches, players or crowd. You should also report any use of the Green, Yellow or Red card and melees.

Report Sheets are available to be collected from Bricker Reserve on any training night.

It is a compulsory requirement for all Field, Boundary and Goal Umpires to be accredited to at least Level 1 under the AFL National Umpires Accreditation Scheme. Go to the SFNL website at http://sfnl.com.au/umpiring/register/ (under the umpiring tab) for further information.

Our umpires’ escorts are just that – escorts! If an escort insists on advising umpires on how to umpire (or worse), advise the team manager that you want the escort replaced, and note the matter on the CMR. We get enough advice already from off the field!

Remember that:

“The Ump in Green Should Not Be Seen” and “We Bounce, We Blow, The Rules We Know”

UMPIRE’S CORNER / THE WHITE KNIGHT


PLAYER PROFILES

Nickname: Poppy

Age: 28

Height: 170cm

Position: Forward/Mid

Junior club: Clayton

Career highlight: 2015 Reserves premiership with Balwyn

Occupation: Business Development Manager

AFL team supported: Richmond

Who’s your celebrity crush? Barbara Palvin

Which reality TV show would you go on and why? My Kitchen Rules – I love cooking

Best concert you’ve been to? Ed Sheeran

What’s on your iPod? A lot of acoustic covers

What would you spend your last $20 on? Coffee

If you owned a racehorse, what would you call it? Red Rocket

Your last meal would be? Big steak

Three smartphone apps you can’t live without? Instagram, Facebook, AFL Live

Most prized possession? Golf clubs, Richmond premiership memorabilia

Nickname: Madz

Age: 19

Height: 168cm

Position: Goal Attack

Junior club: Cheltenham

Career highlight: Beating Heatherton

Occupation: Teacher’s aid

AFL team supported: Collingwood

Favourite sport outside netball? Football

Describe yourself in three words: Patient, caring, smart

Who’s your celebrity crush? Ryan Gosling

Which reality TV show would you go on and why? Married at First Sight

Best concert you’ve been to? Vance Joy

What would you spend your last $20 on? Food

Your last meal would be? Toast

Three smartphone apps you can’t live without? Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat

Most prized possession? Car

Favourite end-of-season trip destination? Bali

ANGELO SOLDATOS MADISON MCGAWPLAYER OF THE DAY

It was a tough old decision to award the Blackchrome award last Saturday, given the even spread of contributors the Dingoes had in their victory over Mordialloc, but the radio boys were very impressed but Ferguson’s four-quarter efforts. The dreadlocked winger won a stack of possessions through the centre of the ground and combined well with the likes of Lucas Walmsley and Chris Horton-Milne. His efficiency with the ball in the wet conditions was outstanding and absorbed the physical nature of the contest with aplomb.

Congratulations, Josh!

SATURDAY 14 APRIL

JOSH FERGUSON DINGLEY

Farrington has always been a highly promising junior footballer, having played at TAC Cup level for the Dragons. A former Dingoes junior, the 18-year-old stands an imposing 194cm, and used his size to advantage at the weekend, booting five goals in a best afield display in his side’s Round 1 win over the Vampires. Farrington has all the attributes to carve out a lengthy and successful senior football career at Souter Oval.

Congratulations, Jack!

SATURDAY 14 APRIL

JACK FARRINGTON DINGLEY

SHOOTING STAR OF THE WEEK

72 | SFNL RECORD 2018

DIVISION 1 RESERVE


Cameron Watson Cheltenham 4 4Jason Butler Port Melbourne Colts 4 4Peter Rizzi Dingley 4 4Jackson Brown Port Melbourne Colts 3 3Benjamin Smith Port Melbourne Colts 2 2Matthew Bowles Cheltenham 2 2Matthew D'Andrea Port Melbourne Colts 2 2Michael Laskey Bentleigh 2 2Rick Scott St Kilda City 2 2Sean Gunning Port Melbourne Colts 2 2

DIVISION 3 RESERVE


Dylan Asling Hampton Park 4 7Liam Hamilton Springvale Districts 2 5Jared Henshaw Springvale Districts 3 3Justin Lim Springvale Districts 3 3Shane Peake Ashwood 3 3Troy Lange South Yarra 3 3Zak Hogton Hampton Park 2 3Daniel O'Connell-Webb Ashwood 2 2Edward Mullins Hampton Park 1 2Nathan Dawes Hampton Park 0 2

DIVISION 2 RESERVE

PLAYER NAME CLUB LAST WEEK TOTAL

Mathew Poore Skye 1 7Rhys Clayton Murrumbeena 2 6Andrew Floyd Doveton Eagles 1 5Damian Cullen Keysborough 0 5Jacob Caisley Keysborough 2 5Maxwell Croaker Doveton Eagles 0 5Sean Paynter Doveton Eagles 1 5Simon Caldwell Doveton Eagles 2 5Benjamin Williams Skye 0 4Christopher Long Highett 0 4

DIVISION 4 RESERVE


Cameron Russell Frankston Dolphins N/A 8William Kruss Moorabbin 6 6James Parker Moorabbin 2 5Stevan Janjic Moorabbin 4 5Joel Niziorski Frankston Dolphins N/A 4Andrew Hawkins Moorabbin 2 2Christopher Lacey Frankston Dolphins N/A 2Jacsen Trewhitt Frankston Dolphins N/A 2James Condo Frankston Dolphins N/A 2Jamie Morrow Lyndale 1 2

DIVISION 1 SENIOR


Nathan Peterson St Kilda City 4 4Richard Findlay St Kilda City 4 4Aaron Purvis St Kilda City 3 3Lachlan Dobson Chelsea Heights 3 3Lucas Walmsley Dingley 3 3Marc Lonergan East Malvern 3 3Matthew Kreymborg St Pauls 3 3Tom Nicholls Port Melbourne Colts 3 3Adam Collinson East Malvern 2 2Daniel Farmer Dingley 2 2

BENDIGO BANK DINGLEY VILLAGE DIVISION 3 SENIOR


Nathan Carver Hampton Park 8 10Stefan Feehan Springvale Districts 3 7Andrew Vella Endeavour Hills 4 4Cameron Williamson Hampton Park 4 4George Angelopoulos Springvale Districts 2 4James Morrey Ashwood 4 4Jarrod Marolla Endeavour Hills 4 4Christopher Grove Ashwood 3 3Mitchell Robinson Hampton Park 3 3Thomas Gillies Endeavour Hills 3 3

BENDIGO BANK DINGLEY VILLAGE DIVISION 2 SENIOR


Caleb Schulz Mount Waverley 5 9Luke James Murrumbeena 3 9Peter Dye Doveton Eagles 3 9Cameron Roughead Caulfield 3 8Ed Turner Highett 1 8Chris Bryan Keysborough 3 7Ryan Hendy Doveton Eagles 0 6Cory Hargreaves Keysborough 2 5Mark Jamieson East Brighton 3 5Thomas Heagney Caulfield 5 5

OPTIONS CONSULTING GROUP DIVISION 4 SENIOR


Dylan Bone Moorabbin 3 9Benjamin White Frankston Dolphins 2 6David Barrie Dandenong 4 6Luke Kirkland Frankston Dolphins 2 6Justin Isaac Moorabbin 3 5Tom Shayler Frankston Dolphins 2 5Jaiden Peters Frankston Dolphins 1 4Shane Thomas Lyndale 3 4Trevor Kumetaitis Lyndale 4 4Tyler Neal Carrum Patterson Lakes 0 4

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