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Over a third of the way into the season…

Well the uncomfortable weather that we so often identify with football has started to seep in. And with that, we are now seeing the first of what will no doubt be many result upsets in football and netball. I must say it pleases me immensely to watch our sport and see the competitiveness amongst all competitions and divisions. Divisional football continues to allow our clubs to find their appropriate competitive place in a sustainable way. Being competitive has so many positive flow on affects for our clubs – sponsorship, bar and canteen sales, function attendance, player subscriptions being paid up, match attendance, the list goes on.

In an exciting blast from the past, imminent 2017 SFNL Hall of Fame inductee Daryl Pitman, re-joined the SFNL and 88.3 Southern FM radio Match of the Day broadcast team last Saturday. Those that have been involved with the SFNL for some years will remember Daryl and his team did a sensational job for many years looking after all things media for the then Southern Football League. From all reports from our broadcast team, it was a wonderful opportunity to work alongside this great talent and to also share broadcasting techniques amongst each other.

While on the topic of our community radio partner 88.3 Southern FM, they are in an interesting transition period at the present. Commonwealth

Government grant money received by 88.3 Southern FM formed a large percentage of its income, being more than 50%. The current Government recently made the decision to axe the grants program altogether.

88.3 Southern FM are now exploring different revenue streams to fill the void left by the withdrawn grant funding. The SFNL obviously want them to stay on air and at the same time do not want to see our air time fees increased which can result in an increase to our member club fees.

The reality is that unless 88.3 Southern FM are successful with alternative fundraising efforts, the station will need to significantly increase fees or the alternative, won’t be able to continue on air due to an eventual lack of funds sometime in the future.

88.3 Southern FM has been a strong supporter of sport in our local community and in particular the SFNL, since its inception in 1990 hence their appeal for support now.

One of 88.3 Southern FM’s fundraising efforts will be a Trivia Night to be held at the Sandown Greyhounds Function Centre, View Road, Springvale on Wednesday 12 July 2017 - 7.30pm.

The ticket price is $20.00 per person with drinks at bar prices and guests encouraged to bring their own snacks. Tickets can be purchased via https://www.trybooking.com/281353 so that a table(s) can be reserved for the night.

The SFNL encourage all our clubs and their members to get behind this important fundraising initiative, in a show of support for an important marketing and media product for your club and the SFNL.

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SFNL TIPSTERS

DAVE WILBUR BEANY THE BUG JOHNNY HAMMERS WIZ SHARPIE

Div 2 Keysborough Keysborough Keysborough Keysborough Keysborough Keysborough Keysborough Keysborough

Mount Waverley Murrumbeena Murrumbeena Murrumbeena Murrumbeena Murrumbeena Murrumbeena Mount

Waverley

Caulfield Caulfield Caulfield Caulfield Caulfield Caulfield Caulfield Caulfield

Skye Skye Skye Skye Skye Skye Skye Skye

Chelsea Heights

Chelsea Heights

Chelsea Heights

Chelsea Heights

Chelsea Heights

Chelsea Heights Highett Chelsea

Heights

DIV 3 Ashwood Ashwood Ashwood Ashwood Ashwood Ashwood Ashwood Ashwood

South Yarra South Yarra South Yarra South Yarra South Yarra South Yarra South Yarra South Yarra

Doveton Eagles

Doveton Eagles

Doveton Eagles

Doveton Eagles

Doveton Eagles Doveton Eagles Doveton

EaglesDoveton Eagles

Lyndhurst Lyndhurst Lyndhurst Lyndhurst Lyndhurst Lyndhurst Lyndhurst Lyndhurst

Hallam Hallam Black Rock Hallam Hallam Black Rock Black Rock Hallam

CPL Moorabbin Moorabbin CPL CPL CPL CPL Moorabbin

LAST WEEK 10 11 10 12 12 9 10 13

TOTAL 89 90 73 89 86 78 75 88

DIVISION 2ROUND 9

KEYSBOROUGH V EAST BRIGHTON

MURRUMBEENA V MOUNT WAVERLEY

HAMPTON V CAULFIELD

SPRINGVALE DISTRICTS V SKYE

HIGHETT V CHELSEA HEIGHTS

BYE: HEAHTERTON

DIVISION 3 ROUND 8

ASHWOOD V LYNDALE

SOUTH YARRA V ENDEAVOUR HILLS

DANDENONG V DOVETON EAGLES

LYNDHURST V SANDOWN

BLACK ROCK V HALLAM

MOORABBIN V CARRUM PATTERSON LAKES


DIVISION 2 SENIORTEAM P W L D F A % PTSChelsea Heights 8 8 0 0 757 443 170.88 32

Skye 7 5 2 0 615 375 164.00 20

Caulfield 7 5 2 0 522 381 137.01 20

Keysborough 7 5 2 0 524 456 114.91 20

East Brighton 7 4 3 0 542 536 101.12 16

Hampton 7 4 3 0 519 602 86.21 16

Mount Waverley 7 3 4 0 515 651 79.11 12

Murrumbeena 7 2 5 0 457 487 93.84 8

Highett 8 2 6 0 528 625 84.48 8

Springvale Districts 7 1 6 0 383 468 81.84 4

Heatherton 8 1 7 0 434 772 56.22 4

DIVISION 2 RESERVETEAM P W L D F A % PTSSkye 7 7 0 0 837 198 422.73 28

Chelsea Heights 8 6 2 0 689 363 189.81 24

Highett 8 6 2 0 604 406 148.77 24

Murrumbeena 7 4 2 1 527 391 134.78 18

Caulfield 7 4 3 0 536 345 155.36 16

Heatherton 8 3 5 0 447 661 67.62 12

Keysborough 7 3 4 0 305 466 65.45 12

Hampton 7 2 4 1 419 486 86.21 10

Springvale Districts 7 2 5 0 380 444 85.59 8

Mount Waverley 7 2 5 0 434 578 75.09 8

East Brighton 7 0 7 0 130 970 13.40 0

Skye 4.1 5.2 11.2 17.4-106Keysborough 4.2 6.5 9.5 10.9-69

Skye: Goal Kickers: B. Walker 5, S. Hawkins 4, B. Dawson 3, S. McArtney, J. Thomas, J. Martinson, C. Petrie, N. McConville Best Players: J. Elms, M. Frizell, B. Bormann, S. McArtney, J. Bateman, B. WalkerKeysborough: Goal Kickers: C. Bryan 5, B. Sutton 2, C. Hargreaves, T. Anderton, T. Siposs Best Players: C. Bryan, R. Pal, T. Werner, R. Goodes, B. Sutton, S. Dunn

Skye 3.2 5.5 8.12 13.15-93Keysborough 0.2 1.5 2.5 3.7-25

Skye: Goal Kickers: M. Poore 4, B. Williams 2, B. Weighell 2, A. Hodge 2, B. Evans, M. Hodgson, D. Parkinson Best Players: M. Poore, N. Papachristofilou ,̀ D. Spinucci, B. Williams, R. Eadie, M. KaneKeysborough: Goal Kickers: D. Cullen, B. Scott, N. Torcasio Best Players: D. Prib, S. Cudby, J. Caisley, N. McLean, C. Wilkinson, J. Bradshaw

East Brighton 2.0 5.4 7.5 13.6-84Murrumbeena 3.2 5.4 5.6 7.9-51

East Brighton: Goal Kickers: D. Lowe 4, P. Larsen 3, M. Jamieson 2, B. Wescombe 2, L. Smith, M. Backman Best Players: A. Jansen, R. Stringer, M. Jamieson, K. Love-Linay, D. Lowe, P. LarsenMurrumbeena: Goal Kickers: D. Turkington, D. Hargrave, J. Shirley, T. Valenta, M. Kinsella, W. Voorham, R. Clayton Best Players: L. Wilson, W. Voorham, J. Walker, J. Semmel, T. Valenta, R. Clayton

East Brighton 1.0 2.0 3.2 3.4-22Murrumbeena 5.5 9.7 15.11 25.11-161

East Brighton: Goal Kickers: T. Beard, A. Giuliani, T. Fraser Best Players: A. Jilich, T. Beard, J. Rogers, D. Bullock, M. Deluca, B. MullerMurrumbeena: Goal Kickers: S. Geaney 6, M. Nandor 6, J. Reggardo 3, M. Richardson 3, W. Nash 3, Q. Pongracz 2, J. Dear, E. Brown Best Players: D. Schmiedl, S. Geaney, R. Bilalis, M. Nandor, M. Richardson, W. Nash

Caulfield 6.0 10.2 12.9 18.12-120Highett 1.3 4.5 8.5 10.6-66

Caulfield: Goal Kickers: C. Dove 6, J. Twirdy 2, J. Backway 2, J. Buggy 2, A. Sheed 2, T. Heagney, S. Gunning, C. Lewis, A. King Best Players: A. Mase, A. Ballard, C. Dove, C. Lewis, B. Turner, J. TwirdyHighett: Goal Kickers: C. Long 3, M. Hoar 3, J. O’Keefe, B. Hughes, M. Globan, D. Morton Best Players: S. Jackson, T. Brown, M. Globan, C. Long, M. Hoar, J. O’Keefe

Caulfield 3.3 4.8 6.11 7.13-55Highett 0.0 3.2 6.5 8.9-57

Caulfield: Goal Kickers: L. Wakeling 2, J. Hunter 2, C. Spencer, K. Tribuiani, F. Drago Best Players: K. Tribuiani, L. Wakeling, J. Daidone, D. Nilsson, M. Hurley, A. PepperellHighett: Goal Kickers: R. Marshall 5, J. Nagle, J. Sneesby, C. Hookens Best Players: P. Quinn, R. Marshall, L. McLean, M. De IACOVO, A. Young, J. Osborne

Hampton 2.2 4.5 6.6 8.11-59Springvale Districts 4.0 4.2 4.6 8.7-55

Hampton: Goal Kickers: L. Thornell 2, J. Gascard 2, A. Alister, P. Bolger, L. Chevalier, Z. Allen Best Players: G. Timms, L. Hayes, A. Alister, A. Zanca, T. Crane, L. TimmsSpringvale Districts: Goal Kickers: L. Morrey 3, S. Feehan 3, T. Potts, M. Latimer Best Players: S. Feehan, S. Comino, J. Allender, T. Wills, M. Ork, L. Morrey

Hampton 0.4 2.6 5.9 9.12-66Springvale Districts 4.1 7.2 10.4 13.6-84

Hampton: Goal Kickers: D. Chisholm 3, P. Johns 2, J. Lees, M. Klonaridis, J. Wilson, J. Canny| Best Players: T. Davis, K. Reynolds, L. Tempany, P. Johns, J. Feather, D. ChisholmSpringvale Districts: Goal Kickers: J. Dart 5, M. Moore 3, S. Aitken 3, L. Nguyen, A. Hang Best Players: J. Wright, M. Hick, L. Hamilton, C. Chiv, A. Ross, J. Dart

Heatherton 1.4 5.7 6.8 7.11-53Chelsea Heights 4.7 10.12 14.14 18.19-127

Heatherton: Goal Kickers: D. White, J. Moseley, L. Holroyd, N. Foster, J. Stone, S. Merryweather, A. Nelson Best Players: S. Keenan, A. Nelson, A. Chalmers, L. Holroyd, J. Cox, N. FosterChelsea Heights: Goal Kickers: P. Smith 9, M. Baxter 2, J. Robertson 2, N. Herrington, J. Williams, J. Peryman, M. Wade, J. Odell Best Players: P. Smith, J. Williams, J. Odell, B. Finemore, A. Rhodes, N. Herrington

Heatherton 1.1 1.2 2.6 2.7-19Chelsea Heights 3.4 5.5 11.11 16.17-113

Heatherton: Goal Kickers: J. Weaver, A. Loyd Best Players: J. Louey, M. Marziale, R. De Kock, K. Carroll, J. Weaver, J. FrizzleChelsea Heights: Goal Kickers: D. Lee 8, J. Waters 4, B. Atherton 2, C. Holding, L. Gherini Best Players: C. Gates, D. Lee, J. Waters, J. O’Dwyer, H. Bennett

DIVISION 2 RESULTS: ROUND 8


Skye and Caulfield were the big winners in division two last week, with the Bears putting together perhaps their best performance of the season.

Skye 17.4 (106) def Keysborough 10.9 (69) The Burra were no match for the Bombers in what turned into a match of two halves, with Skye coming out on top by 37 points.

Ben Walker and Stephen Hawkins combined for nine goals while Jess Elms was best on ground in the win, which saw Skye turn around a nine-point half time lead with a 12-goal second half.

The start of the match was tightly contested with both sides booting four goals in the opening quarter, before two goals to Keysborough in the second quarter gave it the lead at half time.

Skye turned it on during the third term, booting six goals to three from Keysborough to take a nine-point lead into the final change, before adding another six goals to one in the final term to run away with the match.

Chris Bryan was a dangerous target inside 50 for the Burra, booting five goals in a best on ground effort.

East Brighton 13.6 (84) def Murrumbeena 7.9 (51) The Vampires maintained their grip on fifth spot on the ladder with a solid 33-point win against the Beena, spurred on by a six-goal final quarter.

Dylan Lowe and Peter Larsen combined for seven majors in the win, which saw East Brighton grind for three quarters, before pulling away during the final stanza.

Murrumbeena enjoyed a positive start to the match, kicking three goals to two in the opening term before East Brighton hit back with three goals to two in the second term, levelling the score.

The Vampires pulled away slightly during the third term, booting two goals to two behinds, before their six-goal haul in the final term was enough to secure an important victory.

Liam Wilson and Williem Voorham were the best for Murrumbeena.

Caulfield 18.12 (120) def Highett 10.6 (66) Caulfield put together its best performance of the year so far, stringing four quality quarters to seal a 54-point win against Highett.

Chris Dove was in dangerous form up forward, booting six goals while Andrew Mase was sensational in a best on ground effort.

The Bears got off on a strong foot with six straight goals in the opening term, before adding a further four to their tally to take a 33-point lead into the half time break.

Inaccuracy inside 50 crept in during the third quarter, as the Dogs reduced the margin to 28 points, before the Bears surged home with six goals to two in the final term to win by 54 points.

Sam Jackson and Tom Brown were named the best for Highett.

Hampton 8.11 (59) def Springvale Districts 8.7 (55) The Hammers held off a furious final quarter comeback from a gallant Districts outfit to come away with an important four-point win.

James Gascard and Liam Thornell each kicked two goals while Guy Timms and Luke Hayes were listed as their best players.

Four goals in the first term to Springvale gave it the early advantage, but Hampton was able to hit back in the second term, kicking two goals to two behinds to take a three-point lead at half time.

A further two goals in the third term gave Hampton some breathing room going into the final term, which saw the Hammers hold on for the narrow win, despite being outscored four goals to two.

Stefan Feehan was superb for the Districts, booting three goals in a best on ground effort.

Chelsea Heights 18.19 (127) def Heatherton 7.11 (53) The Chelsea Heights juggernaut continues to roll on as the boys from Beazley Reserve notched up their eighth win on the trot.

Phil Smith was sensational with nine goals in a best on ground performance while Joel Williams was also impressive.

The Heighters were in control right from the get go, booting four goals to one in the opening term, before adding another six goals to four in the second, building a 35-point buffer by half time.

Chelsea Heights added another four goals in the third term to put the game out of reach for the Tonners, with another four goals sealing a 74-point triumph.

Shaun Keenan and Aidan Nelson were named the best for Heatherton.

ROUND 9 PREVIEW

Round 9 presents several intriguing matchups and several teams could move up the ladder with wins.

Murrumbeena v Mount Waverley (Murrumbeena Park)

Game of the Week One of three possible game of the week choices, the Beena attempt to bounce back into form against a refreshed Mountain Lions side.

Murrumbeena has been in good form despite last week’s loss, and are always a tough ask when on its home deck.

Mount Waverley was also in good form before the bye and are a legit finals contender, win or lose.

Murrumbeena by three points.

Keysborough v East Brighton (Keysborough Reserve) Another strong candidate for game of the week sees the Burra looking to bounce back onto the winners list while the Vampires are in red hot form.

Keysborough showed positive signs in patches against Skye last week, but need to improve if it’s going to be a legitimate premiership contender.

East Brighton stamped itself as a legitimate finals contender with a win against Murrumbeena last week, and can further add to its stock season with a win on the road.

Keysborough by 22 points.

Hampton v Caulfield (Peterson Street Reserve) One of the more intriguing contests this weekend sees Hampton take on the Bears.

It might not seem like a big matchup, but both sides have had patchy form this season.

Hampton scraped across the line against Springvale District at home and will need to put together a stronger performance to beat the Bears.

Caulfield were highly impressive in its win against Highett, but was it the real deal or simply a flash in the pan?

Caulfield by 36 points.

Springvale Districts v Skye (Springvale Reserve) The Bombers flexed their muscles during their win last week and will be big favourites in this clash against the Districts.

Skye proved it is a top two side in the competition with a convincing win against Keysborough last week and for once, it wasn’t Stephen Hawkins leading the way, but none other than Ben Walker.

Springvale Districts nearly came away with an upset win against Hampton, and Stefan Feehan looms as an important player.

Skye by 34 points.

Highett v Chelsea Heights (Turner Road Reserve) Time is quickly running out for the Dogs’ finals chances and it does not get easier with the ladder leaders coming to town.

Highett was no match for the Bears in last week’s clash and will need to significantly improved if it’s to get close to Chelsea Heights.

The boys from Beazley Reserve are the best in the competition and should be able to comfortably win this one.

Chelsea Heights by 40 points.

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ROUND 1 1-APRChelsea Heights 11.8-74 def Murrumbeena 7.7-49Highett 11.10-76 def by Keysborough 14.16-100Heatherton 14.4-88 def Springvale Districts 10.17-77Mount Waverley 10.12-72 def by Hampton 13.9-87East Brighton 6.9-45 def by Skye 15.8-98Bye - Caulfield

ROUND 2 8-APRKeysborough 6.11-47 def by Chelsea Heights 11.9-75Springvale Districts 7.9-51 def Highett 5.8-38Hampton 11.9-75 def Heatherton 5.14-44Skye 15.7-97 def Mount Waverley 5.5-35Caulfield 9.9-63 def East Brighton 7.9-51Bye - Murrumbeena

ROUND 3 22-APRChelsea Heights 9.13-67 def Springvale Districts 7.8-50Highett 12.11-83 def by Hampton 15.4-94Heatherton 7.5-47 def by Skye 22.17-149Mount Waverley 18.5-113 def by East Brighton 23.13-151Murrumbeena 7.6-48 def by Caulfield 9.13-67Bye - Keysborough

GAMEDAY MOUTHGUARDS ROUND 4 29-APRHampton 1 5.9-99 def by Chelsea Heights 20.17-137Skye 6.14-50 def by Highett 8.11-59East Brighton 13.10-88 def Heatherton 7.11-53Caulfield 10.16-76 def by Mount Waverley 11.11-77Keysborough 13.8-86 def Murrumbeena 9.10-64Bye - Springvale Districts

ROUND 5 6-MAYChelsea Heights 6.9-45 def Skye 2.11-23Highett 7.7-49 def by East Brighton 9.8-62Heatherton 6.9-45 def by Mount Waverley 10.10-70Murrumbeena 7.10-52 def Springvale Districts 4.8-32Keysborough 4.10-34 def Caulfield 3.8-26Bye - Hampton

ROUND 6 20-MAYEast Brighton 8.13-61 def by Chelsea Heights 15.19-109Mount Waverley 13.9-87 def Highett 10.12-72Caulfield 14.17-101 def Heatherton 6.7-43Hampton 8.4-52 def by Murrumbeena 17.16-118Springvale Districts 8.8-56 def by Keysborough 13.17-95Bye - Skye

ROUND 7 27-MAYChelsea Heights 18.15-123 def Mount Waverley 6.25-61Highett 12.13-85 def Heatherton 9.7-61Murrumbeena 11.9-75 def by Skye 14.8-92Keysborough 13.15-93 def Hampton 7.11-53Springvale Districts 9.8-62 def by Caulfield 10.9-69Bye - East Brighton

ROUND 8 3-JUNHeatherton 7.11-53 def by Chelsea Heights 18.19-127Caulfield 18.12-120 def Highett 10.6-66East Brighton 13.6-84 def Murrumbeena 7.9-51Skye 17.4-106 def Keysborough 10.9-69Hampton 8.11-59 def Springvale Districts 8.7-55Bye - Mount Waverley

ROUND 9 10-JUNHighett v Chelsea HeightsMurrumbeena v Mount WaverleyKeysborough v East BrightonSpringvale Districts v SkyeHampton v CaulfieldBye - Heatherton

ROUND 10 17-JUNChelsea Heights v CaulfieldHeatherton v MurrumbeenaMount Waverley v KeysboroughEast Brighton v Springvale DistrictsSkye v HamptonBye - Highett

ROUND 11 24-JUNMurrumbeena v HighettKeysborough v HeathertonSpringvale Districts v Mount WaverleyHampton v East BrightonCaulfield v SkyeBye - Chelsea Heights

ROUND 12 1-JULMurrumbeena v Chelsea HeightsKeysborough v HighettSpringvale Districts v HeathertonHampton v Mount WaverleySkye v East BrightonBye - Caulfield

ROUND 13 8-JULChelsea Heights v KeysboroughHighett v Springvale DistrictsHeatherton v HamptonMount Waverley v SkyeEast Brighton v CaulfieldBye - Murrumbeena

ROUND 14 15-JULSpringvale Districts v Chelsea HeightsHampton v HighettSkye v HeathertonEast Brighton v Mount WaverleyCaulfield v MurrumbeenaBye - Keysborough

ROUND 15 22-JULChelsea Heights v HamptonHighett v SkyeHeatherton v East BrightonMount Waverley v CaulfieldMurrumbeena v KeysboroughBye - Springvale Districts

ROUND 16 29-JULSkye v Chelsea HeightsEast Brighton v HighettMount Waverley v HeathertonSpringvale Districts v MurrumbeenaCaulfield v KeysboroughBye - Hampton

ROUND 17 5-AUGChelsea Heights v East BrightonHighett v Mount WaverleyHeatherton v CaulfieldMurrumbeena v HamptonKeysborough v Springvale DistrictsBye - Skye

ROUND 18 12-AUGMount Waverley v Chelsea HeightsHeatherton v HighettSkye v MurrumbeenaHampton v KeysboroughCaulfield v Springvale DistrictsBye - East Brighton

ROUND 19 19-AUGChelsea Heights v HeathertonHighett v CaulfieldMurrumbeena v East BrightonKeysborough v SkyeSpringvale Districts v HamptonBye - Mount Waverley

ROUND 20 26-AUGMount Waverley v MurrumbeenaEast Brighton v KeysboroughSkye v Springvale DistrictsCaulfield v HamptonBye - Chelsea Heights, Heatherton, Highett

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2017 DIVISION 2 SENIOR FIXTURE


DIVISION 2: ROUND 9

MOUNT WAVERLEYGround: Mayfield Reserve, Lewton Rd,

Mount Waverley

Club Colours: Green and gold, lion emblem

Senior Coach: Nick Smith

Reserves Coach: Shane Costantino

# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Jarrod Wilkin 36 Timothy Proctor

2 Cliff Aikman 37 Matthew Parrella

3 Matthew Jeffries 38 Kieran Anglim

4 Jason D'Cruz 39 Nicholas Anglim

6 Michael Kinsella 40 Mitchell Jager

7 Patrick Kinsella 41 Sam Taunt

8 Karl Kusko 42 Christopher Cafiso

9 Christopher Jeffries 43 Jame Tighello

10 Jackson Smith 44 Nicolas Collins

11 Ben Beecroft 45 Jason Leung

12 Jake Brown 46 Jason Thea

14 Richard Mathers 47 Rory Dux

15 Alex Mullocks 48 Jordan Cavanagh

16 Joseph Rickard 49 Jay Cavanagh

17 Ian Taylor 50 Brett Macdonald

18 Cameron Kirkup 51 Nevyn Richardson

19 Taryn Dawson 52 Drew Macrae

20 Andy Mathers 53 Andrew Capovilla

23 Danial Pearce 54 Leigh McInnes

24 Brenton Cincotta 55 Jay Beattie

25 Thomas Petronik 58 Kessel Zoethout

26 Phil Schulz 59 Stuart Polack

27 Daniel Thirkell 60 Tanner Kram

28 Andrew Meredith 61 Michael Dennis

29 Zac Browne 63 Jesse Burns

30 Jason Bird 65 Jonathan Jordan

31 Shane Costantino 66 Ethan Tobias

32 Tom Stapleton 70 Randy Newman

33 Michael Kambouris 72 Michael Keem

34 Sean Rickard 99 James Gough

35 Toby Patrick

1/4 TIME 1/2 TIME 3/4 TIME FULL TIME

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

Colours: Red, white and blue Senior Coach: Matthew FergusonReserves Coach: Daniel PendleburyThirds Coach: Jamie Pi

KEYSBOROUGH

# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Geoffrey Humphreys (Co-Cap) 42 Daniel Durdin2 Ryan Goodes 43 Harry Weston4 Cameron Dalton 44 Brendan Sloss5 Gerard Smith 45 Jesse Cuffe6 David Prib 46 Joel Reid7 Jake Dunn 47 Jason Griffiths8 Brandon Mather 49 Shane Cudby

8a Davor Rajic 50 Joseph Scata9 Joseph Bekierz 51 Troy Cullen

10 Damon McCormack 52 Chris Bryan11 Glen Hawthorn 53 Taylan Killi12 Daniel Morland 54 Nathan Hampton13 Sam Flight 55 Glenn Tempany14 Dylan Carlsson 56 Nathan Torcasio15 Michael Downie (Co-Cap) 57 Tim Mackie16 Tom Siposs 58 Gordon Hyde17 Bryce Sutton 59 Ryan Carmichael18 Riet Pal 60 Jake Skilton19 Jack McKinney 62 Jake Robertson20 George Lazaridis 63 Richard Eppinger21 Brad Scott 67 Gabriel Clayton22 Karl Schoenmaekers 68 Ian Hampton23 Matthew Haines 69 Bros Vourn24 Calum Letcher 70 Justin Cherrett25 Tim Bacic 71 Paul Taylor26 Luke Damato 72 Daniel Whiteoak27 Cory Hargreaves 73 Daaneyel Khan28 Tim Werner 74 Jake Whiteoak29 Tom Anderton 76 Brad Connors30 Jake Bakes 77 Andrew Connell31 Jake D'Atri 79 John Tran32 Shane Dunn 80 Joel Whiteoak33 Jonathon Hawes 81 Nigel Vandergert34 Jack Cole 86 Jonathon Markovitch35 Simon Sloss 87 Jacob Bradshaw36 Jacob Caisley 88 Jamie Pi37 Shane Daniels 89 Jake Buenaventura38 Liam Crawford 92 Jarryd Cipressi39 Damian Cullen 99 Anthony McKeever40 Nathan McLean 100 Aaron Lieberman41 Bryce Dexter


SFNL MATCH OF THE DAY

Ground: Murrumbeena Park, Kangaroo Rd, Murrumbeena

Club Colours: Maroon, Gold yoke and lion

Senior Coach: Steve WrightSenior Assistant: Shane Burbidge Reserves Coach: Jeremy Sissons

MURRUMBEENA

# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Will Nash 33 Mitch Hendley

2 Josh Wright 34 James Schubert

3 Jarrod Walker 35 Chris Niclasen

4 Eddie Espanosa 36 Josh Godino

5 Will Voorham 37 Michael McMahon

6 Sam Moloney 38 Alex Goold

7 Dean Hewsen 39 James Allan

8 Michael Kinsella 39 Rhys Clayton (Res)

9 Mitch Walder (Sen Capt) 40 Liam Wolf

10 Rory Cahalane 41 Harry Fleming

11 Lachlan Batt 42 John Valles

12 Darcy Hargrave 43 Richard Gillies

13 Ray Pickering 44 Ryan Balalis

14 Dechlan Turkington 45 James Hurst

15 Cam Walker 46 Cam Rundell

16 Nathan Davidson 47 Robbie Hyde

17 Harley Turkington 48 Chris Keating

18 Anthony Ekberg-Weiss 49 Robbie Ryan

19 Luke Porter 50 Josh Hargreaves

20 Matt Nandor 50 Chris Smith (Res)

21 Chris Evans 51 Cam Barr

22 Mark Richardson 52 Eddie Brown

23 Sam Parkes 53 Bailey Knight

24 Tom Valenta 54 Michael Menara

25 Jordan Cusin 55 Jackson Walsh

26 Jake Semmel 56 Patrick Au

27 Josh Smith 57 Shane Larkins

28 Alister Bradley 58 Quenton Poncracz

29 Sean Geaney 59 James Shirley

30 Jack Reggardo 60 Jack Dear

31 David Schmiedl 61 David Murphy

32 Chris Cairns 62 Dave Easton


EAST BRIGHTONGround: Hurlingham Park,

Nepean Highway, Brighton East

Club Colours: Red With white V

Coach: Peter Larsen

Reserve Coach: Jason Tickner

# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Tyler Thorne 30 Athan Guiliani

2 Marcus Lavender 31 Adam Governi

3 Jacob Gatt 32 Nick Heley

4 Aaron Viney 32a Braden Zaal

5 Brodie Muller 33 Andrew Raszkiewicz

6 Brad Wescombe 34 Michael De Luca

7 Seamus Murphy 35 Andrew Jansen

8 George Gorozidis 36 Xavier Tobin

9 Kai Love Linay 36a Jake Cameron

10 Matthew Bertoncello 37 Matt Wright

10a Ryan Gray 40 Stefan Bjelogic

12 Cameron Thorne 41 Andrew Tornese

13 Mitch Backman 42 Adrian Jillich

14 Brody Pearse 43 Trent Beard

15 Lachlan Smith 44 Kyo Nakagawa

16 Tom Fraser 45 Jordy Rogers

16a Anthony Scaracella 46 Michael Angus

17 David Blee 47 Brendaan Gouin

18 Anthony Bailey 50 Harrison Goad

19 Josh Willett 51 John Conroy

21 Barry Hope 52 Jordan Doolan

22 Mark Jamieson 53 Jeremy Poynton

23 Harris Diviny 54 Mick Paxman

24 Ryan Stringer 55 Nick Owen

25 Adam De Luca 56 Todd Heley

26 Liam Flanagan 57 Connor Blaskett

27 Ed Delaney-Small 58 Liam Menhennitt

28 James Challis 59 Fraser Young

29 Patrick Jamieson



DIVISION 2: ROUND 9DIVISION 2: ROUND 9

Ground: Koornang Park, Koornang Rd, Carnegie

Club Colours: Navy, gold and red

Senior Coach: Steve Kidd

Reserves Coach: Chris Spencer

CAULFIELD

# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Tom Heagney 31 Brad Giles

2 Sean Gunning 32 Shane Campbell

3 Ben Still 33 Rory Hunter

4 Chris Dove 34 Jake Benoiton

5 Brandon Turner 35 Mitch Hurley

6 Anthony O'Shea 36 Benn Harris

7 Zac Barter 37 James Daidone

8 Daniel Nilsson 38 Luke Wakeling

9 James Backway 39 Jayden Grose

10 Chris Lewis 40 Jason Twirdy

11 Iain Musster 42 Chris Spencer

12 Andrew Mase 43 Jayden Grose

13 Luke Murchie 44 Alex Markham

14 Jake Buggy 46 Adam Pepperell

15 Tom Stait 47 Kristian Tribuiani

17 Travis Rowley 48 John Eierweis

18 Josh Wood 49 Mick Harrington

19 John Hunter 50 Ben Gardner

20 Tom Kenny 51 Tim Ferguson

21 Sean Walton 52 Frank Drago

22 Alex Cables 53 Lee Weiss

23 Rowan Clarke 55 Nick Murnane

24 Matthew Costantino 56 Adam Coxsell

25 Jarrod Hill 57 Judd Lanyon

26 Ryan Butler 60 Matt Blee

27 Harris Lanyon 62 Brett Phillips

28 Andrew Sheed 63 Gabe Brennan

29 Adam Ballard 64 Adam King

30 Christian Trumble 65 Trav Cooper


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 31 Tim Nixon

2 Anthony Zanca 32 Jake Chitty

3 Matthew Digby 33 Riley Hughes

4 Rick Chisolm 34 Luke Chevalier

5 Pat Bolger 35 Hayden McLennan

6 Corey Smith 36 Dan Guiry

7 Carl Nichols 37 Kyall Reynolds

8 Troy Selim 38 Darren Harrison

9 Liam Timms 39 Liam Thornell

10 Nick O’Donovan 40 Blake Burnham

11 Josh Burbidge 41 Jarryd Wilson

11a Zac Allen 42 Jye Thornell

12 Jack Cafarella 43 Luke Tempany

13 Chris Grove 44 Michael Klonoridis

13a David Masson 45 Michael Ashman

14 David West 46 Matthew Cupit

14a Bailey Griffin 47 Andrew Nash

15 James Gascard 48 Josh Lees

16 James Feather 49 Anthony Papafotiou

17 Matthew Pola 50 Steve Mann

18 Chase Griffin 50a Troy Smith

19 Josh Canny 51 Dylan Chisolm

20 Luke Hayes 52 Mitchell Mayer-Garth

20a Luke Tempany 53 Bunarith Kheng

21 Tom Woodward 54 Alex Docherty

22 Jake Timms 55 Nathan Wallace

23 Leigh McLuckie 56 Brendan Bennett

24 Guy Timms 57 Shaun Harper

25 Tate Griffin 58 Matthew Hanson

26 Todd Crane 59 Tim Woods

27 Tom Davis 60 Simon Beshara

28 Alex Berecz 61 James Hickey

29 Paul Johns 62 Carl-Oskar Beer

30 Andrew Hunter


Ground: Carrum Downs Rec. Reserve, Wedge Rd, Carrum Downs

Club Colours: Black, red and silver

Senior Coach: Ben Walker

Reserves Coach: Shane Rowley

Thirds Coach: Jason Forsyth

SKYE


# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Marc Frizell 31 Chase Allan

1 Brendan Weighell 32 Jim Martinson

2 Aaron Pacey 33 Nathan Naughton

3 Ben Walker 34 Jarrod Karadeas

4 Matt Haverfield 36 Ben Williams

4 Nick Papachristofilou 37 Sam Byrne

5 Josh Scrivano 38 Paul Follet

5 Corey McCormack 39 Kyle Gascoyne

7 Spencer McCartney 41 Faisal Payenda

8 Jordie Thomas 42 Jayden Glover

9 Nick Webb 43 Cal Lester

10 Marty Watts 45 Dom Spinucci

11 Brett Dawson 46 Matthew Hogson

12 Scott Thorne 47 Tim McEachern

13 Ash Planner 48 Daniel Turner

14 Mick McGreal 49 John Lalor

15 Cam Petrie 50 Daniel McConville

16 Tim Barr 51 Hayden Harvey

16 Chris McCann 54 Michael Kelly

19 Aaron Harper 57 Steve Hawkins

20 Ben Harper 61 Nick Hofmann

21 Matt Poore 63 Michael Kane

22 Ben Evans 64 Sotiris Soliminidis

22 Ryan Eadie 65 Brandon Black

23 Luke Scott 71 Shaun Thomas

24 Jess Elms 73 Tom Minton

25 Nathan McConville 80 Brad Dyer

26 Joel McConville 82 Andrew Hodge

28 James Bateman 84 Blake Bormann

# THIRDS1 William Straney

2 James Farrell

5 Corey McCormack

6 David Shaw

8 Cory Baines

9 Ryan McConville

12 Travis Scott

18 John Hernan

20 Kyle McMaster

26 Riley Powlesland

27 Chris McMenamin

28 Ben Forsyth

31 Jason Lester

44 Trevor White

58 Jodi Nankervis

59 Clinton Fitzgerald

65 Dean Flynn

66 Daniel Parkinson

68 Josh Riley

70 Glenn Fielding

72 Christian McGuire

74 Josh Robinson

83 Andrew Hodge

85 John Jose

99 David Collihole

Ground: Springvale Reserve, Newcomen Rd, Springvale

Club Colours: Navy, white monogram and red trim

Senior Coach: Danny Rout

Reserves Coach: Chris Lacey

SPRINGVALE DISTRICTS

# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Matt Thompson 31 Marcus Scoutto

2 Ben Stacey 32 Brad Dight

3 Stephen Bagley 33 Justin Lim

4 Lance Baptist 34 David Pearce

5 Matt Soutter 35 Daniel Morris

6 Ryan Cunningham 36 Leighton Ross

7 Mitchell Latimer 38 Luke Wenke

8 Todd Wills 39 Richard Constantino

9 Kris Thompson 40 James Kellet

10 Tristan Potts 41 Hao Qui

11 Will Naville 42 Matthew Moore

12 Alex Hang 43 Matthew Ork

13 Steve Comino 44 Joel Billings

14 Sam Blackburn 45 Ryan Oliver

15 Bao Le 46 David Monaghan

16 Tom Cooper 47 Billy Green

17 Cam Mcleod 48 Jake Hawker

18 Lachie Morrey 49 David Yang

19 Luke Woolrich 50 Mark Hick

20 Blake Rout 51 Ryan Williams

21 Stefan Feehan/Alan Taing 52 Andrew Ross

22 Sean Francis/Peter Heng 53 Damian Stoter-Rainer

23 Matt Allendar 54 Frank Constantino

24 Chris Lacey 55 Josh Dart

25 Jarrod Wright 56 Kris Gray

26 Liam Hamilton 57 Tommy Ho

27 Jack Allendar 58 Jason Huljack

28 Lem Nguyen 59 Sang Souen

29 Nick Duff 60 Daniel Wilson

30 Steve Aitken



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HIGHETTGround: Turner Road Reserve, Turner Rd,

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

Senior Coach: Sam Hecker

Reserve Coach: Paul (Ruffa) O’Neill

# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Charlie Kinsey 25 Sam Jackson (Sen VC)

2 Daniel Booth 26 Nick Vawser

3 Jordy Thompson 28 Jack Nagle

4 James Taranto 29 Bryce Pewtress

5 Yianni Pasialis (Sen VC) 31 Chris Long (Res Capt.)

6 Chad Ryan 32 Michael Baragwarath

6b Jordy Osborne 34 Jackson Millwood

7 Patrick Singh 35 Alex Baragwarath

8 Andrew Carey 36 Brad Sheers

9 Ary Friedman 37 Elijah Shawcroft

10 Tristan Brown 38 Michael Globan

11 Beau Jedd 40 Aidan Young

12 Joel Jones 41 Alex Draper

13 Cameron Nayar 42 Stefan Lindstrom

14 Robert Swain (Sen VC) 43 Billy Prosser

15 Mark Short 44 Peter Quinn

16 Chris Lavery 45 Chris Harmes

17 Tom Brown (Sen Capt.) 46 Shane Gervasi

18 Jake Duell 47 Nathan Mullenger

19 Jack Prosser 48 Ben Hughes

22 James O'Keefe 49 Dave Morton

23 Mitch Hoar 50 Max Pandur

24 Ryan Smith 56 Justin Greer (Res Capt)


DIVISION 2: ROUND 9

CHELSEA HEIGHTSGround: Beazley Reserve, Thames Prom, Chelsea Heights

Club Colours: Navy with Red Yoke

Senior Coach: Brad Canavan

Reserve Coach: Corey Johnson

# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Jackson Fry 30 Corey Cocker

2 Dale Hynes 31 Mark Stevens

3 Joel Williams 32 Heath Bennett

4 Jamie Waters 33 Josh O'Dwyer

5 Jesse O'Dell 34 Luke Gherini

6 Luke Behin 35 Antonie Ricaut

7 Jordan Peryman 36 Ben Wendt

8 Kade Murphy 37 James Prendergast

9 Jarryd Uren 38 Chris Holding

10 Tyler Cantwell 39 Aaron Rhodes

11 Phil Matheson 40 Peter Gerard

12 Michael Wade 41 Michael Dettman

13 Michael Dankert 42 George Glitzos

14 Nathan Herrington 43 Thomas Macafee

15 James Jagintavicius 44 Michael Shaw

16 Callum Dodson 45 Andrew Cupit

17 Patrick Morrissey 47 Ryan Dyer

18 Michael O'Driscoll 50 Matt Bastin

19 Lachlan Dobson 52 Cameron Gates

20 Mick Dyer 54 Luke Williams

21 Ryan Archer 55 Simon Harper

22 Declan Lee 58 Nicholas Oliver

23 James Robertson 60 Matthew Johansson

24 Nathan Beazley 64 Tim Poole

25 Bryce Atherton 66 Ethan Duell

26 Luke Newton 67 Phil Smith

27 Kenny Albis



Lyndale 6.2 8.5 12.6 16.7-103Moorabbin 3.2 4.4 7.5 7.5-47

Lyndale: Goal Kickers: T. Kumetaitis 7, T. Rainey 3, M. Greene 2, S. Rainey, B. Cox, J. Malom, T. Angear Best Players: T. Rainey, T. Kumetaitis, J. Rech, S. Rainey, T. Isbister, B. ToshMoorabbin: Goal Kickers: D. Bone 3, J. Parker, M. Perry, J. Isaac, D. Armansin Best Players: D. Bone, C. Pyne, G. Pearson, Z. Hostalek, D. Armansin, B. Shaw

Lyndale 5.1 9.5 13.10 20.15-135Moorabbin 0.1 0.1 0.2 3.3-21

Lyndale: Goal Kickers: J. King 7, K. Baldsing 4, A. Jarvis 2, J. Johnson 2, D. Weston 2, K. Smart, M. Barbar, B. Grundy Best Players: J. Johnson, K. Smart, J. King, G. Buck, K. Baldsing, D. ShukoskyMoorabbin: Goal Kickers: W. Kruss 3 Best Players: A. Sharp, J. Hutchison, G. Davidson, D. Gassali, D. Maizey, W. Kruss

Endeavour Hills 1.3 4.4 6.4 8.8-56Ashwood 3.6 4.7 6.9 10.12-72

Endeavour Hills: Goal Kickers: S. Richards 3, J. Davies 2, D. Morrison, B. Hoe, S. Augustus Best Players: D. Batson, J. Marolla, D. Strom, S. Augustus, B. Moriarty, N. CrutchleyAshwood: Goal Kickers: C. Scully 3, S. Peake 2, F. Martinicchio 2, D. Carroll, P. Wineberg, J. Chapman Best Players: C. Scully, M. Maginnes, D. Reilly, G. Lithotomos, R. Forsyth, J. Nelson

Endeavour Hills 2.2 4.7 5.8 8.12-60Ashwood 2.1 4.3 5.5 6.6-42

Endeavour Hills: Goal Kickers: M. Whatman 3, S. Krull 2, M. Souter, M. Kleinert, C. Marshall Best Players: M. Cook, R. Thomas, W. Fournarakis, R. Thomas, J. Matwijkiw, D. BartleyAshwood: Goal Kickers: M. Rossborough 3, D. Hanrahan, A. Jong, A. Wiltgren Best Players: S. Williams, M. Burkwood, A. Baker, S. Adam, D. Stefancik, K. Jones

Hallam 7.2 16.6 25.15 34.21-225Dandenong 3.0 3.2 3.3 4.3-27

Hallam: Goal Kickers: S. Sigeti 9, S. Delosa 6, R. Mackay 6, P. Ward 3, J. Daly 2, D. Chin 2, T. Hoy, N. Pulham, B. McGaw, A. Daly, J. Dexter, A. Allen Best Players: P. Ward, S. Sigeti, N. Pulham, B. McGaw, J. Dexter, M. PeressoDandenong: Goal Kickers: B. Faria 2, M. Faria, S. Young Best Players: J. Davis, B. Freeman, T. Mackley, A. Sloss, S. Young

Hallam 5.7 12.10 21.15 30.25-205Dandenong 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.2-2

Hallam: Goal Kickers: T. Bradley 6, D. Kerr 6, L. Tuyau 4, M. Brew 4, C. Molnar 2, D. Soeurream 2, R. Suttie 2, M. Dean, C. Parker, J. Danilo, J. Perger, B. Coutet Best Players: B. Coutet, D. Soeurream, T. Bradley, D. Kerr, M. Brew, T. MaskiellDandenong: Goal kickers: NIL Best Players: J. Matthews, T. Enver, B. Smith, J. Dillon, F. Smith, J. Handfeld

Lyndhurst 3.1 4.4 5.4 6.5-41South Yarra 1.2 3.3 8.4 13.6-84

Lyndhurst: Goal Kickers: C. Gardiner 3, H. Browning , J. Jakupi, R. Lowe Best Players: D. Ford, C. Willshire, C. Gardiner, J. Twite, N. Powell, Z. DavisSouth Yarra: Goal Kickers: C. Brady 5, B. Howe 4, E. Hanney 3, B. Bird Best Players: S. Stegheuis, M. Symons, C. Brady, E. Hanney, Z. Maher, B. Hender

Lyndhurst 0.1 2.2 2.3 4.8-32South Yarra 4.1 4.4 5.5 6.7-43

Lyndhurst: Goal Kickers: C. Arnold 2, T. Peart, S. Frawley Best Players: C. Arnold, J. Lewis, R. Kyle, J. Ward, A. Besim, A. GardinerSouth Yarra: Goal Kickers: C. Matheson 2, R. Kindred, T. Lange, G. Zach, S. Fitzpatrick Best Players: W. Smith, M. Malone, N. Maddock, E. Moroney, J. Waldron, S. Fitzpatrick

Doveton Eagles 6.15 16.23 25.33 38.43-271Sandown 0.0 0.0 0.1 0.1-1

Doveton Eagles: Goal Kickers: T. Graeske 6, R. Robertson 6, C. Wilson 6, E. Samadi 5, C. Wilson 3, N. Bark 2, A. Read 2, S. Paynter 2, D. Chadwick, E. Williams, M. Clarke, T. Hancock, B. Smith, X. Pauli Best Players: S. Johnson, S. Paynter, A. Floyd, B. Smith, N. Bark, D. JoseSandown: Goal kickers: NIL Best Players: B. Mc lean, S. Scandolera, M. Bennie, M. Jolley, A. Brown, M. Dickson

Doveton Eagles 5.3 9.10 17.14 21.26-152Sandown 1.1 1.1 1.1 2.1-13

Doveton Eagles: Goal Kickers: R. Ramsdale 11, M. Croaker 3, J. Love 2, F. Beshiri, B. Keown, S. Mottau, D. D’Aquino, P. Clinch Best Players: R. Ramsdale, B. Keown, B. Oliver, D. Ralph, J. Mack, T. RossSandown: Goal Kickers: D. McMahon, M. McCormick Best Players: S. O’Byrne, B. Walker, T. Stewart, W. Barker, A. Hamilton, C. Slater

Carrum Patterson Lakes 1.1 5.4 9.5 10.7-67Black Rock 7.3 11.7 13.8 17.10-112

Carrum Patterson Lakes: Goal Kickers: A. Guy 2, M. Jackson 2, J. Kennedy, M. Ryan, P. Quilty, S. Tantram, D. Jennings, J. Brierley Best Players: C. Marshall, N. Gage, M. Ryan, A. Hollingsworth, P. Mauracher, R. GrahamBlack Rock: Goal Kickers: K. Bliesner 4, J. Hooper 3, B. Rafferty 2, C. Knight 2, A. Lane 2, B. Henry 2, L. Mooney, L. Blatman, M. Ballard Best Players: A. Luke, L. Blatman, M. Ballard, K. Spratt, J. Hooper, K. Bliesner

Carrum Patterson Lakes 0.1 1.2 2.2 2.5-17Black Rock 4.5 7.8 8.13 14.15-99

Carrum Patterson Lakes: Goal Kickers: J. Beattie, D. Bell Best Players: T. Hulett, A. Bollen, D. Bell, W. Dwyer, M. Dicker, A. McGowanBlack Rock: Goal Kickers: D. Watson 5, D. Armstrong 3, S. Harris 2, S. Bonser, A. Sparks, A. Phelps, G. Telemzouguer Best Players: S. Harris, A. Birt, A. Phelps, G. Telemzouguer, D. Watson, B. Whiting

DIVISION 3 RESULTS: ROUND 7

BENDIGO BANK DINGLEY VILLAGE DIVISION 3 SENIORTEAM P W L D F A % PTSAshwood 7 7 0 0 836 293 285.32 28Hallam 7 6 1 0 876 264 331.82 24Doveton Eagles 7 5 2 0 817 445 183.60 20South Yarra 7 5 2 0 685 379 180.74 20Endeavour Hills 7 5 2 0 602 466 129.18 20Lyndale 7 4 3 0 685 418 163.88 16Lyndhurst 7 3 4 0 470 470 100.00 12Black Rock 7 3 4 0 484 531 91.15 12Carrum Patterson Lakes 7 2 5 0 520 628 82.80 8Moorabbin 7 2 5 0 379 598 63.38 8Dandenong 7 0 7 0 229 959 23.88 0Sandown 7 0 7 0 119 1251 9.51 0

DIVISION 3 RESERVETEAM P W L D F A % PTSHallam 7 6 1 0 806 215 374.88 24Black Rock 7 6 1 0 636 287 221.60 24South Yarra 7 6 1 0 561 322 174.22 24Ashwood 7 5 2 0 760 290 262.07 20Endeavour Hills 7 5 2 0 658 313 210.22 20Lyndhurst 7 4 3 0 592 294 201.36 16Lyndale 7 4 3 0 573 362 158.29 16Carrum Patterson Lakes 7 3 4 0 411 537 76.54 12Doveton Eagles 7 2 5 0 454 437 103.89 8Moorabbin 7 1 6 0 155 1045 14.83 4Sandown 7 0 7 0 209 871 24.00 0Dandenong 7 0 7 0 155 997 15.55 0


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ROUND 1 8-APRLyndale 27.17-179 def Sandown 2.4-16

Endeavour Hills 12.12-84 def CPL 9.3-57

Lyndhurst 4.8-32 def by Hallam 11.10-76

South Yarra 11.11-77 def Doveton 10.9-69

Ashwood 26.17-173 def Dandenong 4.5-29

Moorabbin 6.9-45 def by Black Rock 12.8-80

ROUND 2 22-APRCPL 8.3-51 def by Lyndale 21.13-139

Hallam 12.7-79 def by Endeavour Hills 13.9-87

Doveton 18.8-116 def Lyndhurst 8.14-62

Dandenong 4.7-31 def by South Yarra 22.15-147

Black Rock 4.11-35 def by Ashwood 16.12-108

Sandown 2.5-17 def by Moorabbin 15.14-104

GAMEDAY MOUTHGUARDS ROUND 3 29-APRLyndale 5.8-38 def by Hallam 15.9-99

Endeavour Hills 8.4-52 def by Doveton 17.3-115

Lyndhurst 19.14-128 def Dandenong 3.7-25

South Yarra 10.13-73 def Black Rock 9.8-62

Ashwood 20.13-133 def Moorabbin 6.13-49

CPL 21.15-141 def Sandown 5.2-32

ROUND 4 6-MAYDoveton 13.11-89 def Lyndale 7.5-47

Dandenong 8.5-53 def by Endeavour Hills 11.17-83

Black Rock 8.10-58 def by Lyndhurst 9.7-61

Moorabbin 8.9-57 def South Yarra 7.10-52

Sandown 0.3-3 def by Ashwood 25.17-167

Hallam 13.13-91 def CPL 3.0-18

ROUND 5 20-MAYLyndale 17.12-114 def Dandenong 2.9-21

Endeavour Hills 16.16-112 def Black Rock 5.12-42

Lyndhurst 13.7-85 def Moorabbin 4.5-29

South Yarra 9.6-60 def by Ashwood 16.5-101

CPL 15.7-97 def by Doveton 19.13-127

Hallam 30.17-197 def Sandown 5.2-32

ROUND 6 27-MAYBlack Rock 14.11-95 def Lyndale 9.11-65

Moorabbin 7.6-48 def by Endeavour Hills 17.27-128

Ashwood 12.10-82 def Lyndhurst 9.7-61

Sandown 2.6-18 def by South Yarra 29.18-192

Dandenong 6.7-43 def by CPL 13.11-89

Doveton 4.6-30 def by Hallam 16.13-109

ROUND 7 3-JUNLyndale 16.7-103 def Moorabbin 7.5-47

Endeavour Hills 8.8-56 def by Ashwood 10.12-72

Lyndhurst 6.5-41 def by South Yarra 13.6-84

CPL 10.7-67 def by Black Rock 17.10-112

Hallam 34.21-225 def Dandenong 4.3-27

Doveton 38.43-271 def Sandown 0.1-1

ROUND 8 10-JUNAshwood v LyndaleSouth Yarra v Endeavour HillsLyndhurst v SandownMoorabbin v CPLBlack Rock v HallamDandenong v Doveton

ROUND 9 17-JUNLyndale v South YarraEndeavour Hills v LyndhurstCPL v AshwoodHallam v MoorabbinDoveton v Black RockSandown v Dandenong

ROUND 10 24-JUNLyndhurst v LyndaleEndeavour Hills v SandownSouth Yarra v CPLAshwood v HallamMoorabbin v DovetonBlack Rock v Dandenong

ROUND 11 1-JULLyndale v Endeavour HillsCPL v LyndhurstHallam v South YarraDoveton v AshwoodDandenong v MoorabbinSandown v Black Rock

ROUND 12 8-JULSandown v LyndaleCPL v Endeavour HillsHallam v Lyndhurst [SN]Doveton v South YarraDandenong v AshwoodBlack Rock v Moorabbin

ROUND 13 15-JULLyndale v CPLEndeavour Hills v HallamLyndhurst v DovetonSouth Yarra v DandenongAshwood v Black RockMoorabbin v Sandown

ROUND 14 22-JULHallam v LyndaleDoveton v Endeavour HillsDandenong v LyndhurstBlack Rock v South YarraMoorabbin v AshwoodSandown v CPL

ROUND 15 29-JULLyndale v Doveton Endeavour Hills v DandenongLyndhurst v Black RockSouth Yarra v MoorabbinAshwood v SandownCPL v Hallam

ROUND 16 5-AUGDandenong v LyndaleBlack Rock v Endeavour HillsMoorabbin v LyndhurstAshwood v South YarraDoveton v CPLSandown v Hallam

ROUND 17 12-AUGLyndale v Black RockEndeavour Hills v MoorabbinLyndhurst v AshwoodSouth Yarra v SandownCPL v DandenongHallam v Doveton

ROUND 18 19-AUGMoorabbin v LyndaleAshwood v Endeavour HillsSouth Yarra v LyndhurstBlack Rock v CPLDandenong v HallamSandown v Doveton

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ROUND 7 REVIEW

Endeavour Hills 8.8 (56) def by Ashwood 10.12 (72) As expected, it was a tight game between Ashwood and Endeavour Hills.

Chris Scully was best for the Magpies, with his three goals helping them to a 16-point win.

Reliable defender, Matt Maginnes was another standout for the winner.

Ashwood led at every break, but by just three points at half time and five at the final change.

Lyndale 16.7 (103) def Moorabbin 7.5 (47) Lyndale’s Trevor Kumetaitis and Taylor Rainey combined for 10 of the Pumas’ 16 goals.

Seven of those belonged to Kumetaitis.

Rainey was acknowledged as Lyndale’s best player in a 56-point win over Moorabbin.

The Pumas led at every break and held the Kangaroos scoreless in the final term.

Hallam 34.21 (225) def Dandenong 4.3 (27) Hallam skipped to a 26-point lead at quarter time against Dandenong.

After that it was carnage, with the Hawks slamming through 27 goals to one for the remainder of the afternoon.

The margin of victory for Hallam was 198 points.

Phil Ward was best on ground for the second week running and Steve Sigeti kicked nine goals.

Lyndhurst 6.5 (41) def by South Yarra 13.6 (84) Early goals to Charlie Gardiner and Ryan Lowe gave Lyndhurst a positive start against South Yarra.

Lightning held an 11-point advantage at quarter time.

The Yarras still trailed at the halfway stage, but overpowered Lyndhurst with ten second-half majors.

It was a 43-point victory to South Yarra, with the coach’s son Scott Stegehuis its best player.

Cory Brady was again productive with five of the Yarras’ majors.

Doveton Eagles 38.43 (271) def Sandown 0.1 (1) Six goals each to Russell Robertson, Corrie Wilson, and Travis Graeske headlined a 270-point Doveton win over Sandown.

Eagle Stuart Johnson was best afield.

Interestingly, despite its onfield predicament, Sandown is comfortably leading Doveton on the SFNL’s Best Conducted Club table.

This offers encouragement that the Cobras’ administration is working hard off the field to lay the foundations for a brighter future.

Sandown coach Ange Sammartino spoke to Leader’s Daryl Pitman about the onfield challenges ahead.

“We know it’s going to be a long 11 weeks but we are determined to give it our best and do some serious recruiting for next season,” Sammartino said.

He praised his players’ commitment to the club through this challenging period, but acknowledged depth is an issue and injuries have taken a toll.

For all that, Sammartino wasn’t satisfied with his team’s effort against the Eagles.

“We were not polished or committed enough today though, that’s for sure,” he told Pitman.

Carrum Patterson Lakes 10.7 (67) def by Black Rock 18.10 (118) Black Rock was cruising until just before half time, racing to a 59-point lead over CPL.

Aaron Guy sparked the previously listless Lions into action.

He booted a couple of goals, and Shaun Tantram snapped another for the Lions.

Still trailing by 39 points at the major break, this appeared to be a cosmetic repair, rather than the foundation of a Lions’ comeback.

When the players returned to the field CPL was inspired, laying tackles and winning contests around the ground.

As the clock ticked into time on in the third stanza, a Matt Jackson goal cut CPL’s deficit to just 15 points.

A fortunate free kick to Black Rock’s James Hooper stopped the rot for the Jets.

After he nailed the goal, Black Rock took charge for the rest of the contest.

The Jets won by 51 points, with Kristian Bliesner contributing four goals, and Andrew Luke named best player.

ROUND 8 PREVIEW

Ashwood vs Lyndale (Essex Heights Reserve) A couple of Division 3’s prolific goalkickers go head to head at Essex Heights Reserve.

Lyndale’s Trevor Kumetaitis has 30 majors to his name this season, 10 ahead of Ashwood’s Shane Peake.

It will be an entertaining match, but expect Ashwood to maintain its unbeaten record.

South Yarra vs Endeavour Hills (Fritsch Holzer Park) South Yarra sits fourth on the ladder, holding a percentage advantage over this week’s opponent Endeavour Hills.

The fifth-placed Falcons will feel in with a chance after making high-flying Ashwood work hard in Round 7.

The Yarras’ confidence will also be boosted after a comprehensive win over Lyndhurst.

Only a brave soul would tip against South Yarra at its fortress, and this isn’t the occasion for such bravado.

Dandenong vs Doveton Eagles (Greaves Reserve) Dandenong is yet to record a win in 2017 and it won’t alter that situation when it hosts a rampant Doveton outfit.

The Eagles showed no mercy against last-placed Sandown and will record another big percentage boost against the Redlegs.

Lyndhurst vs Sandown (Marriott Waters Reserve)

After a disappointing home loss, Lyndhurst will come out all guns blazing this week.

Lightning won’t encounter much resistance from Sandown.

Black Rock vs Hallam (MacDonald Reserve) Coach Jay Williams has guided his side to a couple of wins on the trot.

However, Hallam will test whether or not the Jets can revive their season.

Black Rock impressed with its ball movement last week in defeating CPL, but was vulnerable when the Lions lifted their intensity.

To upset Hallam, the Jets need to maintain a consistently high standard.

The Hawks will win due to their unrelenting pressure.

Moorabbin vs Carrum Patterson Lakes (Widdop Crescent Reserve) Moorabbin and Carrum Patterson Lakes are looking to the future.

The sides have managed just two wins each in 2017.

After an encouraging win over South Yarra, the Kangaroos have suffered three consecutive hidings.

CPL demonstrated in the third term of its clash with Black Rock that its best footy is noteworthy.

If the Lions start positively, they are a good chance to get the better of the Kangaroos.

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


THE DARYL PITMAN STORY / ANDREW PALOCZI

Never blessed with speed, and lightly built, Daryl Pitman wasn’t destined for footy beyond the local level.

Aptly, it was community footy to which he was drawn and to which he has richly contributed.

In inducting Pitman to the Hall of Fame, the SFNL acknowledges his vast contribution to the league.

SFNL media personality, Ian Dougherty, pays tribute to Pitman and the extent to which he has shaped the league’s current media environment.

“A pioneer of media in community football, and much of what we do in the media team today is a result of all your efforts early on,” he tells Pitman.

Hearing Pitman reminisce about the pioneering days as a Southern FM commentator makes you aware of a couple of realities.

One is the determination he and his fellow radio presenters had to get the match of the day to air, no matter the obstacles present.

Also evident is a level of risk unimaginable in today’s world of occupational health and safety.

Covering a final at Springvale, the broadcast team was perched in a box upon a scaffold, with water up to their ankles and electrical cables everywhere.

“We did it under some really testing and challenging conditions,” notes Pitman.

On other occasions, getting the game onto the airwaves relied on persuasion.

In those early times, a phone line was essential to deliver the commentary to the Southern FM studio. That sounds simple until you discover some clubs didn’t have phones.

Pitman recalls how neighbouring households were called into broadcasting service.

“We’d buy the owners a couple of bottles of wine for helping us out and we’d tie up their phone for three hours.”

Pitman’s association with Southern FM dates to the origins of the station in 1984.

Today’s match-day broadcasts are undoubtedly safer and more comfortable for the presenters, and technology has evolved.

But from those humble beginnings our league’s association with Southern FM continues 33 years later.

As Southern FM sports editor, Pitman produced a three-hour weekly program called Southern Sport.

In the winter months, that program included a segment devoted to the SESFL, a forerunner of the SFNL.

Southern Sport ran for a decade, by which stage the league was known as the SFL.

Pitman’s pioneering spirit encompassed other forms of media.

He was the producer and editor of the SFL Record from its foundation in 1992. This gave him freedom to shape the Record and to focus on promoting local footy.

Leader Newspaper sports editor, Russell Holmesby, got Pitman onboard from the start of the SFL days.

Pitman continues to cover the SFNL in the Leader.

Another medium into which Pitman drew the league was television.

The Southern Footy Show hit the screens of Channel 31 viewers in 1997, and it continued to tell the stories of the SFL, its clubs and people until the end of the 2008 season.

Pitman explains how this much-loved show evolved into The Local Footy Show.

“It transpired that AFL Victoria wasn’t keen on the leagues having their own shows.”

The Local Footy Show went beyond the single-league focus of The Southern Footy Show.

“If it was to do with local footy and it was to promote local footy, we’d do a story on it, regardless of what league it was in,” Pitman says.

But he points out the Southern League was always an important focus.

“We did quite a few Southern games and always did stories on what was happening in the Southern Footy League.”

Sadly, The Local Footy Show wrapped up at the end of the 2016 season, when the Federal Government decided to no longer grant Channel 31 space on the broadcast spectrum.

Pitman’s involvement in community footy and his love of the game began as a youngster in Victorian country town, Hamilton.

His family was strongly connected to the Hamilton Football Club where a number of them, including his father, played.

Later, a family move brought him to Melbourne and in 1965 he began playing with Caulfield in the Federal Football League, winning an Under 16s best and fairest a couple of years later.

At just 17, Pitman made his senior debut.

By age 24 and by then at East Malvern Football Club, his playing career was curtailed by an ongoing ankle injury, along with work and family commitments.

But that was never going to terminate his involvement with local footy.

As a child, a Christmas gift of a typewriter from his parents allowed him to combine his obsession with sport with an interest in writing.

Mock Sporting Globe articles resulted, admittedly modest at the start.

He practised his commentary skills, calling horse races in which the runners were marbles.

Since embarking on his media career, Pitman has received many accolades.

These include Life Membership of the SFNL, and receiving Outstanding Contribution to Community Television by an Individual at the Antenna Awards.

The Local Footy Show was twice named the Antenna Awards Outstanding Sports Program, with The Southern Footy Show once earning Channel 31’s Best Sports Show.

All these honours are important to Pitman, but there is a deeper significance to his induction into the SFNL Hall of Fame.

The letter advising him of this honour arrived just weeks after the loss of his wife Helen.

She was “always so encouraging” and worked hard behind the scenes.

Pitman credits her with achievements such as boosting the social media profile of The Local Footy Show.

“I consider it a very great honour, and I’m very sad that my wife’s not here to see it,” he says of his induction.


SFNL MEDIA DESK

The Chelsea Heights Football Netball Club are rallying around one of their own, Callum Dodson, as he faces a serious health battle.

Callum, 22, has recently been diagnosed with a rare form of cancer in his bowel, clear cell sarcoma, and the club has organised a special fundraiser to support the talented young sportsman and his family.

The fundraiser, Kick it with Callum, will be held at the Chelsea Heights FNC social rooms at Beazley Reserve (Thames Promenade, Chelsea Heights) from 12:30pm on Sunday 25 June and aims to raise money to assist Callum through his cancer battle.

The event will be a fun day out for the entire community, featuring live music, heaps of kids’ activities and silent auction items throughout the day.

An auction hosted by media personality Geoff Cox and TV announcer Shawn Cosgrove will also run from 4:00pm.

All proceeds raised on the day will go directly to Callum and his family.

Kick it with Callum promises to be a fun day out for everyone, so make sure you get along and lend your support to a popular young fella in need.

For more details on the event or how you can lend your support, check out the Kick it with Callum Facebook page.

Kick it with Callum

Date: Sunday 25 June

Time: 12:30pm – 11:00pm

Venue: Beazley Reserve, Thames Promande, Chelsea Heights

The SFNL’s community radio partner, 88.3 Southern FM, will host a Trivia Night at Sandown Greyhounds next month and are calling on members of the SFNL community to lend their support.

The Federal Government has recently made the decision to axe its community broadcasting grants program, the funding from which previously contributed to more than 50% of the Southern FM’s income.

As a result, the station, which has been of a long-time supporter of the SFNL, is looking to cover this revenue shortfall through alternative streams such as this Trivia Night, hence its appeal for support from the SFNL community.

Get a few members of your SFNL club together, enter a team of 10 and test your wits and knowledge against the experts. Tickets are just

$20pp, and there’ll be spot prizes on offer throughout the night as well as a major prize for the winning team.

The event promises to be fantastic night out for your club, so make sure you get down to the Sandown Greyhounds Function Centre and support the organisation that supports you.

Southern FM Trivia Night

Date: Wednesday 12 July

Time: 7:30pm

Venue: Sandown Greyhound Racing Club, View Road, Springvale

Cost: $20

Tickets available at www.trybooking.com/281353

KICK IT WITH CALLUM

SOUTHERN FM TRIVIA NIGHT

DIVISION 3: ROUND 8

Ground: Barry Powell Reserve, Halton Rd, Noble Park North

Club Colours: Maroon with gold chevrons

Senior Coach: Brad Bruni

Reserve Coach: Brenton Miles

# PLAYER # PLAYER2 Jake Rech 38 Jayden Malek

3 Taylor Rainey 39 Max Little

5 Jordan Toole 40 Michael Kaing

5A Tim Angear 41 David Luong

6 Alex Bertucci 42 Brett Doust

7 Matthew Stuart 43 Brandon Agius

7A Justin King 44 Matthew Allen

8 Brenton Miles 46 Chantra Kriv

9 Shannon Rainey 47 Daniel Blake

10 Brett Tosh 49 Sokunthy Ho

11 Jamie Morrow 50 Anthony Salvo

12 Trevor Kumetaitis 51 Jack Whelan

14 Mark Greene 52 Alan Toafa

16 Ben Cox 53 Kenny Smart

17 Liam Toole 54 Jonny Smart

18 Jared Henshaw 57 Matthew Collis

19 Trent Isbister 58 Matthew Leombruni

20 Joel Veugelers 59 Alex Au

21 Kahill Saliba 60 Jayden MacDonald

22 Jordan Agnello 65 Brett Sweeting

23 Aron Elysee 66 Brodie McNeil

24 Max Carroll 67 Ben Little

24A Andrew Chadwick 68 Adrian Neil

25 Jayden Johnson 69 Jayden Denmead

26 Johnathon Malom 70 Kane Denmead

28 Brodie O'Loughlin 71 Huynh Le

30 Dean Shukosky 73 Maurice Babar

31 Tyson Bramble 75 Dendara Ouch

32 Sam Ellis 77 Justin Doust

33 Greg Buck 88 Andrew Jarvis

34 Kevin Baldsing 96 Bryan Grundy

35 Adrian Mattiuzzo 99 Mitch Robinson

37 Shane Keith

LYNDALE


Ground: Essex Heights Reserve, Outlook Rd, Mount Waverley

Club Colours: Black, white and yellow vertical panels

Senior Coach: Mick RossboroughSenior Assistant: John Andrinopoulos Reserve Coach: Jeremy NelsonReserve Assistant: Daniel Egan

# PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER1 Mitchell Saunders 22 Chris Spencer 49 Grant Mesley

1a Kane Jones 23 Shane Peake 51 Dylan Boyenga

2 Paul Wineberg 24 Josh Taylor 53 Josh Hocking

3 David Reilly 25 Matt Menzies 55 Simon Leggett

4 Ben Giblett 26 Chris Scully 56 Daniel Stefancik

5 Alex Jong 27 Alex Salama 57 Dan O'Connell-Webb

6 Ricky O'Brien 28 Cameron Hipwell 58 Ethan O'Connell-Webb

7 Ryan Forsyth 29 Brad Hempill 59 Kane O'Connell-Webb

7a Darryn Dick 30 Hugh Bertram 60 Justin Mackenzie

8 Michael Spencer 31 Daniel Hanrahan 61 Lakshay Totlanil

9 Dale Carroll 32 Chris Meyers 62 Ezekiel Ah Dar

10 Cam Riley 32 Adam Wiltgren 63 Beau Connick

10a Trevor Shepard 33 Nathan Scott 64 Paul Hattersley

11 Jake Chapman 34 Tim Smith 65 Declan Brooks

11a Samuel Adam 35 Josh Stanton 67 Josh Burley

12 James Morrey 37 David McBaron 68 Adam Baker

13 Frank Martinicchio 38 George Lithotomos 69 Michael Harwood

14 Gav Mahony 39 Mason Morgan 71 Sam Hines

15 Mark Jones 41 Sean Williams 72 Mick Burkwood

16 Brett Figas 42 Brad Newman 73 Caleb Brooks

17 Jeremy Collins 43 Mitchell Rossborough 74 John Cox

18 Jacob Barker 44 Jeremy Nelson 76 Craig Cornelissen

19 Matthew Maginness 45 Michael Collins 77 Marc Innes

20 Kristan Jones 46 Nathan Dumergue 78 James Gasson

21 Simon Perkins 48 Michael Langford

ASHWOOD



DIVISION 3: ROUND 8

Ground: Barry Simon Reserve, Gleneagles Dve, Endeavour Hills

Club Colours: Green with a gold V

Senior Coach: Robert Dipper

ENDEAVOUR HILLS


# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Adrian Kartner 34 Daniel Allen 2 Andy Mitchell 35 Clint Jarrett 3 Daniel Bartley 36 Chris Webber4 Styron Augustus 37 Tom Carr5 Mitch Whatman 38 Ryan Thomas6 Ben Swift 39 Jake Van Hoesel7 Jarrod Morolla 40 Jason Beattie 8 Nathan Strom 41 Joseph Levanic9 Matt Peake 42 Reasmey Huy

10 Aaron Brooks 43 Brok Wightman 11 Brendan Moldrich 44 Matthew Tran 12 Nigel DeZilwa 45 Sean King 13 Josh Graham 46 Jayson Bruce 14 Cedric Legrand 47 Adam Klas 15 Pat Gill 48 James Taplin 16 Ryan Imeson 49 Stefan Krul17 Shane Jacobs 50 Joel Marie 18 Robert Tinney 51 Nathan Crutchley19 Michael Cooke 52 Matthew Souter 20 Daniel Soar 53 Jason Davies 21 Shaun Richards 54 Richard Thomas 22 Nick Stanley 55 Matthew Souter23 Vas Fournarkis 56 Josh Ladson24 Adam Walters 57 Max Herrera25 Daniel Morrison 58 Aaron Thomas 26 Daniel Batson 60 Kerry Ashford 27 Ben Moriarty 61 Raymond May28 Marcus Kleinert 62 Craig Jenson-Schmidt 29 Byron Hoe 63 Andrew Smith30 Daniel Strom 64 Matthew James Auld 31 Josh Downes 65 James Santilli32 Cade Marshall 66 Josh Staker 33 Midhat Sleiman

Ground: Fritsch Holzer Park, Camberwell Rd, East Hawthorn

Club Colours: Maroon, royal blue yoke, gold lion

Senior Coach: Darren ‘Daisy’ StegehuisReserve Coach: Patrick Tuck Thirds Coach: Dallas Saxby

SOUTH YARRA


# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Mark Symons (capt) 27 Nick Maddock

2 Chris Merchant 28 Nick Presland

2a Corey Mangos 29 Adam Villella

3 Tom Hanney 30 Michael Higgins

4 Andrew Carlow 31 Jake Gregurke

5 John Bohan 32 Gerry Costello

6 Damien Nelson 33 Jarrod Gloury

7 Anthony Davies 35 Justin Baxter

8 Jamie Ardern 37 Kieran Finlayson

9 Scott Stegehuis 38 Julian Belfrage

10 Anton Tidmarsh 38a Oliver Khoury

11 Dean Mendes 40 Brenton Smith

11a Will Smith 40a Riley Kindred

12 Danny Wyatt 41 Tom Rogers

12a Chris Dore 42 Braden Hender

13 Dan Rossi 43 Zac Maher

14 Tom MacDonald 44 Troy Lange

15 Shaun Fitzpatrick 46 Carl Matheson

16 Cory Brady 48 Mark Phillips

18 Dan Russell 49 Shane Myers

18a Geoff Zach 54 Mario Angeloni

19 Michael Bohan 57 Jack Volpetti

20 Eamon Hanney 58 Jack Waldron

21 Ryhan Pearse 59 Daniel Murphy

22 Harry Gillett 71 Paul McNamara

22a Luke Dellorso 73 Liam Halverson

23 Brandon Bird 78 Steve Ingham

25 Anthony Pane 79 Brodie Howe

26 Marcus Van Der Haar 85 Kingsley Hill

# THIRDS1 Lachy Weardon

3 Ricky Rodrigues

5 Sean Dixon

6 Alby Evans

7 Trevor Head

8 Derek Collins

11 Will Freeman

17 Tim Wiese

20 Jarred Mills

21 Andre Leslie

22 Ian Hume

23 Cam Veal

23 Jayden Cameron

28 Ryan Wise

29 Ryan Dore

33 Jake Falkenberg

35 James Evans

36 Murray West

36 Luke Johnson

47 Ash Evans

53 Michael Klomp

63 Daniel Borg

66 Will Quince

67 Jake Bertone

69 Seb Barr

72 Damien Angus

74 Chris Kaliviotis

75 Cameron Davey

76 Kevin Pereira

77 Willard Lloyd

82 Alex Ball

87 Simon Smiley


DIVISION 3: ROUND 8

Ground: Marriott Waters Reserve, Boland Dve, Lyndhurst

Club Colours: Orange, navy, blue thunderbolt

Senior Coach: Patrick Cooke

# PLAYER # PLAYER1 David Ford 33 Aaron Bennett

1 Devon Willmott 33 Zak Davis

1 Sam Frawley 34 James Gardiner

4 Adrian Brehaut (AJ) 35 Ryan Dowell

5 Adam Horton 36 Scott Levy

6 Hamish Browning 37 Jamie Gaspero

7 Jas Maurice 38 Jay Walia

9 Anthony Marsden 39 Ben Sherlock

10 Chris Arnold 40 Jesse Lewis

11 Chris Smith 41 Anthony Besim

11 Justin Newman 42 Jordan Kleesh

12 Jake Stuckey 45 Chris Tilo

13 Luke Maxfeild 47 Justin Dimieri

14 Chris O'Connell 48 Taylor Bryans

15 Corey Lecomte 49 Ismael Pieterse

16 Drew Connick 50 Kai Phillipson

17 Anthony Heap 51 Jason Twite

18 Jeremy Jakupi 55 Kayne Wyborn

18 Zac Guille 56 Kevin Twite

19 Patrick Cooke 57 Mathew Spargo

20 Daniel Clegg 58 Nathan Powell

21 Jake Ward 59 Ryan Bennett

22 Jarryd McGrath 60 Vaughan Savage

23 Shaun Witherdon 61 David Fardon

24 Dylan Hebblethwaite 62 Daniel Oliver

25 Matthew Shannon (smiley) 63 Daniel Hogan

26 Ryan Lowe 64 Reece Kyle

27 Matt Gardner 65 Corey Lecomte

28 Charlie Gardiner 66 Troy Pearce

29 Jesse Walia 67 Ray Tiniseli

30 Chase Riley 68 Damien Tiniseli

32 Neil Harper 69 Matt Sutton

LYNDHURST


SANDOWNGround: Edinburgh Reserve,

Edinburgh Rd, Springvale

Club Colours: Blue, red and white with cobra emblem

Senior Coach: Ange Sammartino

# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Ange Sammartino 27 Aaron Woods

2 Steve O'Byrne 28 Beau Mc Lean

3 Kane D'Atri 29 Peter Sale

4 Matthew Dickson 30 Trevor McGeachin

5 Ricky Logan 31 James Morrish

7 Robbie Compt 32 Daniel McMahon

8 Matt Bennie 33 Mitch Bould

9 Jamie Proctor 34 Kim Om

10 Steve Ritchie 35 Josh Rookes

11 Matt McCormick 36 Jordan Dakic

12 R.Gow 37 Warren Barker

13 Shane Scandolera 40 Josh Hurford

14 Frank Masofa 41 Broderick Green

16 Aaron Woods 42 Ricky Ettridge

17 James Hurford 43 J.Robinson

18 Chris Telly 44 Troy Nancarrow

19 Neal Brown 50 R.White

20 Chris Clayton 51 James Hewitt

21 Jon Billing 60 Adam Powell

22 Liam Exner 70 Matt Jolley

23 Dave Archer 72 Brenton Walker

24 Dale Fitzgerald 99 Zain Machfud

26 Scott Jackman


DIVISION 3: ROUND 8

DANDENONGGround: Greaves Reserve,

Bennett St, Dandenong

Club Colours: Navy, Red and White

Senior Coach: Nathan Boyd


# PLAYER # PLAYER

1 Josh Cole 22 Bailey Solier

2 Michael Pafiti 23 Rafi Taniwal

3 Trent Cole 24 Jayke Hopkins

4 Terry Solier 26 Jordan Jansz

5 Michael Reid 27 Josh Davis

6 Nick Ford 28 David Barrie

7 Dave Vassallo 29 Brendan Faria

8 Jarod Van Mourik 30 Tyson Mackley

9 Andrew Sloss 31 Jake McEwan

10 Matthew Faria 32 Phil Brown

11 Scott Moody 35 Robert Witt

12 Tim Ribet 36 Nathan Boyd

13 Regan Hall 40 Michael Lawrence

14 Corey Richmond 41 Jayde Handfield

15 Alan Busuttil 42 Nick Williams

16 Adam Fiander 43 David Westwood

17 Brad McDonald 44 Justin Smith

18 Giuseppe Dimento 55 Mark Johnson

19 Kiat Tut 69 Patrick Henderson

20 Stephen Young John Dillon

21 Steven Davis

DOVETON EAGLES

Ground: Power Reserve, Power Rd, Doveton

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

Senior Coach: Simon Caldwell

Reserve Coach: Max Croacker

# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Brayden Keown 25 Enayte Samadi

2 Mitchell Clarke 26 Andrew Taylor

3 Matthew O'Callaghan 27 Travis Graeske

3a Raymond Drysdale 28 Todd Byers

4 Kaine Bundy 29 Flamur Beshiri

5 Steven Ognjenovic 30 Matt Fristad

5a Andrew Floyd 31 David Mawhinney

6 David Lever 32 Tony Mertis

7 Nick Bark 33 Stuart Johnson

7a Jayden Mack 33a Steven Mottau

8 Corrie Wilson 34 Tom O'Callaghan

9 Xavier Pauli 36 Adam Read

10 David D'Aquino 37 Omar Babak

12 Darran Catton 38 Sean Paynter

14 Stuart Williams 39 Brayden Oliver

16 Max Croaker 40 Michael Harris

19 Trent Day 40a Andrew Floyd

20 Michael Callinan 41 Ben McGowan

20a Daniel Kelsen 49 Daniel Algra

21 Dale Jose 50 Phil Clinch

22 Danny Ralph 51 Chris Lawrence

23 Emilio Williams 57 Chris Rousetty

23a Dom So 58 Troy Jordan

24 Russell Robertson 66 Jarrod O'Neill

24 Dylan Chadwick 88 Troy Hancock



DIVISION 3: ROUND 8

CARRUM PATTERSON LAKES

Ground: Roy Dore Reserve, Dyson Rd, Carrum

Club Colours: Maroon, navy yoke, white monogram

Senior Coach: Terry Phillipe

Reserve Coach: Rick Parker

# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Nigel Scott 27 Paul Quilty

2 Aaron Guy 28 Nicholas Gage

3 Dylan Cott 29 Mitchell Swinton

4 Paul Mauracher 30 Cam Marshall

5 Ben Guy 31 Brayden March

6 Toby Darma 32 Bo Freeman

7 Beau Goldsworthy 33 Alex Wilson

8 Mitchell Dicker 34 Matt Ryan

9 John Psaras 35 Ashley Wicks

10 Anthony Caruso 36 Tyler Neal

11 Troy Jones 37 Ben Corrie

12 Stirling Hollingsworth 38 Billy-Jack Milligan

13 Matt Jackson 39 Swifty

14 Daniel Bell 40 Dylan Freeman

15 Cain Padman 41 Daniel Hoffman

16 Jacob Paul 42 Nathan Turner

17 Alex Hollingsworth 43 Jordan Caspersz

18 Alex Huchinson 44 Liam Salisbury

19 Rhys Graham 45 Christian Leggas

20 Liam Hickman 46 Alex McGowan

21 Scott Gartland 47 Mick Turner

22 Andrew McCormack 48 Charlie Barton

23 Phil Webber 50 Leigh Lighten

24 CeeJay Greenwood 59 Daniel Jennings

25 Alex Bollen 67 Michael Stedman

26 Matthew Kibblewhite


Ground: Widdop Crescent Reserve, Widdop Cres, Hampton East

Club Colours: Blue and white stripes

Senior Coach: David Velt

Reserve Coach: Rick Parker

# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Dane Maizey 29 Caleb Lazar

2 Ben Shaw 30 Grant Jefferies

3 Andrew Sharp 31 Jarrod McCormack

4 Aaron Shedlock 32 Andrew Weiss

5 Mick Perry 33 Jamie Hutchison

6 Patrick Reaby 34 Steve Janjic

7 Aaron Robins 35 Shaun Jackson (Sen Capt)

8 Fabian Peta 36 Declan McGann

9 Scott Latta 37 Will Kruss

10 Damien Armansin 38 Justin Berry

11 Justin Isaacs 39 Lachie Pearce

12 Rick Parker 40 Justin Ambrosini

13 Cameron Pyne 41 Michael Trampusic

14 Zdenek Hostalek 44 Dylan Bone

15 Tyler Joseph 46 Glen Davidson

16 Tim Caterson 47 Chris Smith

17 Lost 48 Aaron Bodin

18 Rodney Johnson 49 Josh Crogan

20 Lucas Blatchford 51 David Kingston

21 Justin Crowther 52 Daniel Forster

22 James Parker (Res Capt) 54 Daniel Gassali

23 Alex DeVries 56 Stele Papas

24 Jarrat Eastburn 58 Trent Thompson

25 Greg Pearson 60 Mark Whittaker

26 Ben Hutchin 62 Jayden Clark

27 Nick Maizey 63 Mark Russell

28 Stewart Levy

MOORABBIN



DIVISION 3: ROUND 8

HALLAMGround: Hallam Recreation Reserve, Frawley Rd, Hallam

Club Colours: Red, black, yellow

Senior Coach: Scott Slater

Reserve Coach: Michael Labinski

Thirds Coach: Dean Crutchfield


# PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER1 Rory McIvor 35 Brendan Tibballs 69 Shane Thomas

2 Stephen Chin 36 Matthew Brew 70 Orhan Etem

3 Rohan Suttie 37 Josh Garner 71 Eddie Mullins

4 Andrew Daly 38 Darren Payne 72 Nathan Pulham

5 Jed Dexter 39 Kevin Atkin 73 Daniel Soeurream

6 Manny Peresso 40 Ben Coutet 74 Ash Camac

7 Chris Molner 41 Danial Connor 75 Mitch Dyer

8 Daniel Chin 42 Anthony Mutsaers 76 Jack Barrie Sewell

9 Ahsan Ebrahimi 43 Dean Crutchfield 77 Justin Marriott

10 Greg Kerr 44 Shaun Logan Brown 78 Ryan Marriott

11 Rob Mackay 45 Connor Carlyon 79 Nathan Jerram

12 Cam Parker 46 Mitch Wilson 80 Craig Sammutt

13 Hayden Ryan 47 Cam Dalgliesh 81 Matt Dean

14 Matt Neve 48 Jake Crutchfield 82 Matthew Jester

15 Ash Allen 49 Haydan Tyrer 83 N'gamoh Braima

16 Stefan Cosas 50 Midi Ebrahimi 84 Nick Jester

17 Tom Bradley 51 Bryce Dexter 85 Michael Robinson

18 Daniel Atkin 52 Sean Cherry 86 Isaac Newstead

19 Tyson Hoy 53 Sam Casey 87 Clive Gervigney

20 Josh Furborough 54 Ryan Jordan 88 Jordan Loa

21 Kieran Smith 55 Mitch Wood 89 Daniel Gentile

22 Stephen Richards Gill 56 Jake Stephens 90 Jake Marriner

23 Jonothan Daly 57 Corey Davis 91 Tyler Thomas

24 Ryan Eggleston 58 Digby Allen 92 Jack Maxwell

25 Sean Gaitely 59 93 Luke Tuyau

26 Jayden Campbell 60 Ryan Fort 94 Damian Sharp

27 Dylan Grayson 61 Joshua Williams 95 Syed Mirranay

28 Steven Sigeti 62 Dylan Kerr 96 David Hoy

29 Tim Maskiell 63 Marcus Wilson 97 Jayden Adrover

30 Jarred Peters 64 Jacob Perger 98 Mitch Brown

31 Lachlan McConville 65 Mark Kotsakis 99 Luke Kitchen

32 Phil Ward 66 Aaron Alexander 100 Ricky Boothey

33 Dean Webb 67 Joel Danilo34 Matt Melrose 68 Grant Vivian

BLACK ROCK

Ground: McDonald Reserve, Keating St, Black Rock

Club Colours: Black with red sash

Senior Coach: Brent Ward

Reserve Coach: Jeremy Starke

Thirds Coach: Mick Bennett


# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Daniel Kick 32 Cory Durie

2 Will Sanchez 33 James Hooper

3 Jay Williams 34 Nick Hellyer

4 Alex Shulman 36 Daniel Armstrong

5 Mark Winberg 37 Brenton Henry

6 Brad Meehan 38 Andrew Birt

7 Brenton Rafferty 41 Michael Hogg

8 Lucas Blatman 42 Sam Tobin

9 Steven Baranski 43 Andrew Phelps

10 Kristian Bliesner 44 Ben Emanuel

11 Andrew Ferguson 47 Adam Turner

12 Chris Baines 48 Jack Toebelman

13 Darcy O'Brien 50 Jamie Shulman

14 Tim Hunter 52 Pat Hanmar

15 Andrew Luke 54 Trent Crozier

16 Jake McMahon 56 Ayush Dutta

17 Tom Dalton 59 Coda Ferries

18 Kelly Spratt 60 Andrew Sparks

19 Sam Nowlan 61 Simon Leslie

20 Luke Pinot 62 Roger Winders

21 Matt Perichon 63 Chris Shone

22 Brendan Stephenson 65 Ben Djuve

23 Ben Zylbersztajn 67 Brad Bowker

24 Tom Dewar 70 Buddy Spohn

25 Jeremy Starke 72 Sean Harris

26 Gary Telemzouguer 74 Chris Knight

27 Sam Bonser 75 Dan Bullock

28 Lachlan Mooney 78 Dean Brostek

29 Dylan Peet 85 Adrian Lane

30 Slavik Silva 88 Richard Brand

31 Michael Ballard 99 Patrick Irons

# THIRDS1 Ben Smith

2 Louis Adderley

4 Cooper Ferries

5 Jack Carroll

6 Chris Emmett

7 Mick Bennett

8 Ben Whiting

9 Jeremy Kilmister

10 Tom Shone

13 Shane Cooray

14 Brad Fairhurst

15 Jordan Clough

16 John Barry

17 Lachlan Woodham

18 Nathan Maughan

20 Aaron Bice

21 Brad Nopper

22 Brenton Amos

23 Oliver Swan

24 Jordan Boggie

25 Brodie Pummeroy

26 Dean Artesani

28 Tim de Munk

29 Sam Neilson

32 David Watson

34 Leigh Mead

36 David Steinberg

41 David Bullock

44 Dan Pratt

48 Josh Callaghan

55 Nick Imlach

57 Nick Owen

60 Will Peters

81 Brendan Layzell

85 Angus McNabb

86 Chris Ryan-Peek


Winter has arrived and with it the likelihood of lots of wet weather football. We need to modify our umpiring to adjust to the conditions if the ground is heavy. Break packs up quickly, watch out for players sliding in with their knees, and hold your whistle slightly at marking contests in case the ball spills out. With the ball slowing down in the mud, players are more likely to kick it off the ground - if a kick is likely to cause injury, pay kicking in danger. Protect the playing trying to pick the ball up - if a player is tackled front on, with his head over the ball, pay a free for a head-high tackle.

The increased body on body contact in the wet means that players are more likely to fire up - use a calm but firm voice at stoppages to keep things under control. The wet ball may not always travel 15 metres when kicked so be alert to calling play on, rather than paying a mark. In heavy conditions, the clubs may agree you use a yellow ball (with a waterproof coating) rather than a red one. They may also agree to rotate the footy each quarter so that they don’t get too heavy (don’t rotate after each half – the side kicking with the wind in quarters one and three then gets the benefit of a dry ball).

Make sure that you look the part. A change of gear at half-time, particularly in the seniors, makes you look much more professional. Wearing boots, rather than runners, will give you more confidence when running, and you won’t end up lying on your back in the mud!! Congratulations to Adam Bailes, Nick Ritchie and Brett Poll who umpired their first senior games last week.

After highlighting our two oldest (and most experienced) boundary umpires last week, this week we profile Brooke Foster, who is in her second year as an SFNL boundary. Brooke commenced her umpiring in the SMJFL because she loves footy and needed the money, and two games as a fieldie convinced her that running the boundary as more fun. She has an Under 16 SMJFL Grand Final on her CV already and is hoping to make it into the SFNL senior ranks this year. Brooke is a keen netballer, and an even keener Justin Beiber fan. When not umpiring, she can be seen running water for the Heatherton seniors.

Matthew Stratton is a young field umpire on the way up. Matt is in Year 10 at Sandringham College, and, after commencing his umpiring in the SMJFL, field umpired three SFNL Under 19 matches last year while still in Year 9, and has been a regular in that grade this year. The highlight of his career so far

was last Years Under 14 Div 1 Grand Final, but Matt is aiming for SFNL and even AFL Grand Finals before his career is over. Matt is also a keen basketballer and plays for Moorabbin Magic, and fits in time to play videogames when not at sport or school. Another young man making his mark is Jackson Groves-Koeleman who has a very busy weekend, umpiring with us on Saturdays and in the WRFL on Sunday mornings, as well as playing with Albion Under 15s on Sunday afternoons. He can claim that he is a VFL umpire having run some boundary gigs in the VFL Women’s competition last year.

Hannah Bailes’ trip away fundraising scheme (fines for distinguishing yourself in unfortunate ways) is already raking in the cash. Some of the more notable fines include Mitch Lea for leaving his wallet on his car roof and driving off (without the wallet!!), Anthony Steward for trying to start a match while his whistle was still in the umpires’ room, Erin Learmonth for changing the date of her 21st meaning that all the umpires she has invited need to choose between umpiring and partying (where is the White Knight’s invite, Abby?), and Marshy for every “quick chat” that isn’t quick. Scott Learmonth should pay double for announcing that “I don’t need red and yellow cards because I control my games”.

Our first social event of the year, an 80s-themed pizza night, is on Saturday June 24 at Bricker Reserve. Head on down back to the rooms after your games dressed in your best 80s get up and boogie to hits of the 80s. If your struggling for ideas about what to wear, just have a look at Marshie’s daily outfits). The $10 a head cost includes all the pizza you can eat. Please pay at the door upon arrival. You can RSVP on Facebook or by letting Bergs know at training.

Please remember to note anything “unforseen” 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.

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


DIVISION 2: CLUB NOTES

KEYSBOROUGHWe welcome East Brighton to our ground for the first time in what is a big clash between 4th & 5th on the senior ladder.

R & D Roofing Senior Report We ventured out to Skye for a clash that would see the winner sitting 2nd on the ladder.

We started the game strongly with Bear & Thommo kicking the first couple of goals of the game before Skye worked into the game and a late goal from Sip saw us one point leaders at the first break.

The second quarter saw us kick 2 goals to 1 in a quarter we didn’t take advantage of our opportunities and held a 9 point half time lead.

With the twin towers of Brucey & Bear kicking goals within the first 4 minutes of the third we went out to a 21 point lead. From that point on we were totally outworked & outplayed by a highly accurate & impressive Skye outfit. To concede 11 goals in a row was highly disappointing and Skye ran out deserved 27 point winners.

Bear with 5 goals and countless marks was our best along with Riet returning from injury & Shaneo who both gave their all.

We must re-group quickly as we have another tough game coming up against an in form East Brighton.

Melsteel Reserve’s Report It’s always a tough task taking on Skye in the reserves, particularly on their home

deck. The first half saw the boys playing a highly competitive brand of footy without the reward on the scoreboard they deserved going into the main break 4 goals down. The second half saw Skye really kick into gear running out 68 point winners.

Pribby, Cudders, Caise, Nate, Wilko & Braddy named as the best players.

Vigeo Financial Thirds Report

Our thirds had another tough day at the office as we were beaten by 124 points by Skye.

Chip, Bakes & O’Mara named the best players

Keysborough Hotel Netball Report

A Grade A grade had to play catch up for the first part of the 1st quarter this week, as Bentleigh jumped out of the blocks very quickly, we steadied and ended up in front by the first change and the lead increased every quarter from there, special mention to Bec who was extremely accurate in front of goals today eventually 21 goal winners well done girls let’s keep it going.

B Grade The B grade girls had their work cut out for them this week when meeting the second on the ladder and in form, St.Kilda city. They started steady but couldn’t quite get a grasp on the game and went into half time scores level. At this stage it was still anyone’s game! With a few big changes the girls stepped up and started making their move. A massive defensive effort by our amazing defenders meant they put the pressure on

and forced the turn overs we needed. At the other end the attackers were able to convert these which meant the girls finished with an amazing 10 goal win! Well done girls, it’s only up from here!

C Grade A tough contest for C grade yesterday, going up against St Kilda City. The girls started well but couldn’t maintain the lead into the second quarter. Some nice passages of play and good eyes into the ring weren’t enough to counteract mistakes that saw us lose the ball. Heads up and back on the training track to improve for next week. Go Burras!

D Grade D grade had the top of the table clash this week and knew they had to start well to make sure they remained undefeated and this is exactly what happened winning by 14 in the end and looking very comfortable all game.

Social Functions: Saturday July 8th Mid Season Ball at Longbeach Hotel Chelsea 7pm onwards

Cocktail Party $80 includes food & drinks, dress to impress.

Contact Christine Ferguson 0421 812 947 or respond to event on our Facebook page.

Payments to Christine, Jumbo or via EFT as below:

Payments EFT (Use your name as a reference)

A/C NAME: KFNC BSB: 633 000 AC: 133 646 836

HAMPTON

Another sunny Saturday arvo at the netball and we were up against Murrumbeena. We didn’t have a full team but with a huge effort made by all we were able to build a strong lead early. Our shooter Melissa scored 6 goals, Abby 9 and Erin 19!! Highly skilled passing in the attacking circle evaded the oppositions defence. Sarah, Angela and Phoebe controlled the midcourt whilst Millie, Tamanna and Victoria defended well. We were victorious 34-17.

The 19s played a combined parkmore/springy side and we let them get the jump on us in the first half (must be playing the wrong music pre game). Once we started to run and talk our way into the second half there were some fine passages of play

finished well with Diggaz bagging 5 and party tricks Bunna 3. We won the second half but there are no second prizes in footy and we went down 59-101. Best players were Smith, Blair, Hughes, Lefebvre, Lewis & Diggaz (winner of the alarm clock).

The Ressies were forced to make multiple changes to last weeks squad due to injuries and it showed in the first half as we didn’t team together fluently. The second half saw us control the footy and the scoreboard but we couldn’t undo the damage from the first two quarters. Dylan Chisolm was one of the best players and finished with three goals. Leesy provided us with a target up forward and Johnsy bagged 2.Liteas James Feather was solid in defence and got on to some barrelling torps late. Tom Davis was back to form in the ruck and Kyal Reynolds was

solid. Springvale 84-Hammers 66.

After a slow start in the first quarter the seniors fought their way back to hold a 3 point advantage at the main break. One of the highlights for Hampton supporters was the return of Zac Allen who proved a handful to his opponents up forward. Liam Thornell and Gassy bagged two with Liams 2nd goal the matchwinning set shot from 50 metres! Toddy Crane did some heavy lifting, Hayesy was tireless and AJ showed why he was on the front cover of the record. Zanca was back to his best along with Gunda and Liam Timms. We won by 3 points but will have to pull a few rabbits out of the hat if we are to compete with the Bears this week on our stage.

Go Hammers! Pres


DIVISION 2: CLUB NOTES DIVISION 2: CLUB NOTES

CAULFIELDA successful weekend for the Bears with 6 wins from 7 matches and our 4ths & 6ths netball teams recording their maiden wins for the season – and I predict there’ll be many more to come. The girls have been training hard over the past few weeks and their match performances have been improving week-by-week. Well done girls on your wins. Our 1sts had another good win to consolidate their place in the top 4. The 2nds got back onto the winner’s list and Barby’s Army again putting their opposition to the sword. Our 3rds had the Bye. A great result with 5 wins from 5 netball matches over the weekend – good work girls.

Sandleford 1st XVIII Report – Following some mixed form over recent weeks we

knew we had to be on from the first bounce against a Highett side that we knew would challenge us. In the first quarter Dovey spread his wings and took us in a ride with 4 first quarter goals to get out to a 5 goal lead. From then on we held a comfortable lead all day with the help of terrific run off half back from Mase and Mr Reliable (aka Adam Ballard) dominating in the middle giving the boys first use. Highett came at us in the third but the boys put the foot down to record our best win for the year by 54 points. Dovey kicked 6, Backers booted 2 goals, Twirdy kept finding the footy and BT continued his great form.

Insurance Solutions 2nd XVIII Report - We got off to a super start to lead by 21 points at the first break. The next three quarters was not a great display of footy by our boys

and to their credit Highett rebounded and challenged us. We held a slim lead at the last break but could not hold on going down by 2pts. Some missed opportunities at goal proving costly. Wakkers was good up forward booting 2 goals, Kristian was presenting and hitting packs hard all day and Nipper provided great run from half back. We need to learn that our matches are played for 4 quarters and have to perform strongly for the entire match not just a quarter or 2.

Next match-day luncheon to be held on Sat 15 July 2017 (former Carlton champ Ken ‘Bomba’ Sheldon as guest speaker). This luncheon will be a tribute to Noel Buckley who has served our club for 48 years. See Staity to book your tix ($50ph).

By Growler.

MURRUMBEENAOur footy girls headed to East Brighton to take on the Vampires on Friday night footy. We got off to a solid start and were never headed coming away with convincing 8 goal victory. Alice Kovess continued her fantastic season with 4 goals and was ably supported by skipper Grace Bibby and the class of Shanae Carter.

The Ressies got off to a great start with the tall timber Geans giving the East Brighton backmen a headache. We were never headed coming away with a convincing 139 point victory after finishing with 10 goals in the last. Geans finished with 6 as did

Nandor. Schmieds showed his class all day and Ryan Bilalis was solid all day down back. Great effort boys.

The Seniors preparation was good and we kicked the first couple of the game but East Brighton never went away with scores tied at the long break. The second half was most disappointing with our boys only managing 2 goals to East Brighton’s 8. A 6 goal loss was one of the most disappointing efforts we have played in a while. Liam Wilson tried hard all day but lacked support. We need to re-group and be disciplined in our approach as we get ready for Mount Waverley this week.

Our netballers took on Hampton in a torrid affair. Despite going down 17 to 34 the score

did not represent our girl’s amazing efforts. Keep your heads up girls - a win is just around the corner.

A great night was had by all at the Made in the 90’s night – huge thank you to Adriana and her crew for a well organised night.

Calling all Life Members for a day at the club on 24 June. Please contact Vin Laragy on 0409 231 183 for further details.

Thanks to all our valued sponsors with particular mention to Ruth Roberts from Woodards Carnegie and to Sue Foley from Bendigo Bank Murrumbeena.

Go Beena.

CHELSEA HEIGHTS

These notes are brought to you by our Gold Sponsors – Thomas Thomas Plastering and Combined Waste Services - Round 9. Another win, this time against a very spirited Heatherton. Division 2 is a great competition, this season, and no team, regardless of ladder position, should be taken lightly. This week we travel to Highett. Another tough “on the road “encounter. Stay alert and follow all instructions, we should come away with a win. Thank-you to Heatherton for your hospitality.

Everyone would be aware of the health issue our mate and great club person, Cal, is currently meeting head on. The club is with him all the way in his battle and please see the Social Report for a special event that is being planned.

Doolans Heavy Haulage Seniors Report – We travelled to Heatherton and led at every change. The Captain led by example and kicked 9 big ones. A good team effort and teamwork was to the fore. Remember to work hard out on the training track as this will continue to pay dividends.

Best Players – P. Smith, J. Williams, J. O’Dell, B. Finemore, A. Rhodes, N. Harrington.

Area Specialists Reserves Report – Another good win over Heatherton. We are well positioned for the business end of the season, but you need to keep playing, the way we know you can. As I said in the Senior Report, and this applies especially to the Reserves, you need to bond as

a team and the best way to do this is by getting down to training and “honing your skills and craft.” Speaking of Craft, take a look at our “Sponsor of the Week.”

Best Players – C, Gates, D. Lee, J. Waters, J. O’Dwyer, H. Bennett.

Craft and Co-Farm Netball Report – Amazing effort by our netballers this Saturday, it definitely felt like a win even though we just fell short. Dingley are undefeated and sitting on top of the ladder, they have been smashing the other teams by 30-40 points, so losing by 3 points was a super effort by the girls this week !!!

Domino’s Pizza – Patterson Lakes – Netball Players’ of the Week – No results submitted.

2 Moons Financial Solutions Social Report – Don’t forget to have a look at the Social Calendar, located around the walls, in the Clubrooms. . Also the Reverse Draw tickets are on sale. The Mid-Year Ball tickets will be available very shortly. See any Committee member if you require tickets or further information, about any of the Club functions. As I said earlier in these notes, our friend and a great “Heighter,” Callum, is facing a huge battle with his health. Cancer has no age restrictions and it never discriminates. For such a young man, this is devastating and as a Club we are going to help him get through this set-back. The Club will be holding a fundraising Event on June 25 at Beazley Reserve. The Chelsea Heights Aspendale Gardens Cricket Club will be our co-hosts. Live Auction starts at 4pm and will be conducted by Geoff Cox and Shaun

Cosgrove. There will also be a silent auction, live music, kids ‘activities, food, drinks and much more. All proceeds will go to Callum and his family. Remember to keep up to date on Facebook and the Web – “KICK IT WITH CÄLLUM.”

After the Highett game the rooms will be open and everyone is invited back for a nice and quite social evening.

Harry Magee & Co Volunteer of the Week – Pick up your trumpets and bugles and sound the Fanfare. The volunteer of the Week is our Co-President, Football Operations Manager and General Dogs Body (and what a Body) - **** PAUL LARKIN****

BJS Insurance Group – Sponsors List – Thomas Thomas Plastering, Combined Waste Services, Doolans Heavy Haulage, The Craft & Co-Farm, Area Specialists, 2 Moons Financial Solutions, Bendigo Bank – Aspendale Gardens, Harry Magee & Co, BJS Insurance Group, Ocean Herbs and Vegs, Peak Digital, Matho’s Maintenance, Pumkin Outdoor Blinds, Square Peg Finger Food, Right Choice Conveyancing, Domino’s-Patterson Lakes, A & B Towing, Sanur Beach Villas – Bali, Longbeach Osteopathy, MYNT Installations-Paul O’Toole, Balance Massage Services, Slugcrete, Mack Gates, Smiths Render, Eclipse Fire Solutions, My Pharmacy - Chelsea Heights, Pinkcross Broodstock, Mark Dreyfus – QC MP.

Ocean Herbs and Vegs – Sponsor of the Week – The Craft & Co-Farm.

“The Devil’s Advocate.”

MOUNT WAVERLEYMOUNT WAVERLEY FOOTBALL & NETBALL CLUB

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UPCOMING EVENTS:

MAJOR RAFFLE Sat 10th June

$3K Prize Pool - $30 per ticket – 6pm onwards @ Mayfield Park

GREG SEYMON MEMORIAL MATCH (Past Players Day)

Sat 17th June

In honour of one of our Past President who died in a tragic plane crash a few years ago.

There will be a special Past Players

Marquee setup with discounted food & drinks for all Past Players.

MOUNT COCKTAIL NIGHT

Sat 1st July

Bensons Café Restaurant – 12 The Highway, Mt Waverley.

$20 entry with complimentary drink on arrival & free canapes served throughout the night.

MOUNT FOOTY SHOW will be on with raffled prizes to be won.

THANKS TO ALL OUR SPONSORS FOR ALL THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS WEEK IN WEEK OUT:

Notting Hill Hotel, Yellow Express, Get Wet Pools & Spas, Sam’s Fruit World, Simply Free Range, Huey’s Bakehouse, L&H Electrical, Onion Patch Oakleigh RSL, Mulgrave Country Club, Bensons Mt Waverley


EAST BRIGHTONMcKinnon Hotel Seniors A danger game loomed against Murrumbeena whose form was pretty good but largely unrewarded in Season 2017. The improvement seen in recent weeks from the young Vampires received a jolt before the bye with a fair touch up from top team Chelsea Heights. A few question marks arose and it would be interesting to see the response. The Beena were quick out of the blocks and the team took time to settle but from ¼ time onwards pretty much controlled proceedings. One of the most pleasing aspects was the accurate use of the air conveyance. Players were able to spread effectivelyand those in possession were able to reward the run. Tackling pressure was up in the most impressive performance seen at Hurlingham since demotion. The team should have won by a greater margin but were restricted by a couple of man-buns. This week is a first ever clash against Keysborough. Their form is good and they will be a tough opponent. It is not uncommon for a team to drift off in intensity after a good win. In reality the opposite needs to apply this week with effort levels reaching a new height.

Hocking Stuart Reserves Great to see the BIG Show back for a brief stint. That’s about where the positives stop. 7/8ths of this list treat mediocrity as a pass! 3 years ago we took the field against the might of Dingley with 14 players, we lost 2 more by half time and fielded 3 Under 19 players that had already played earlier. So with 12 players against a 2 time premier we restricted them to under 4 goals for the half. A great effort! Compare that to 20 players available 10 goals down at the 10 minute mark of the 3rd quarter and allowed Murrumbeena to kick another 13 straight in 33 minutes. Draw your own conclusions!

Ray White Moorabbin Womens League leaders Murrumbeena are not sitting at the head of the table with a massive percentage for nothing and it was well demonstrated last Friday under lights to a reasonable crowd given the cold weather. The girls battled hard and were not disgraced but certainly need to stop the run afforded to their opposition if they are to threaten a fairly tight flag favourite. The flow of the girls game improves each week as they become more familiar with the nuances of Australian football. The skill levels are way up from their beginnings and support for each other is becoming second nature. On field communication can never be over stated

and needs to go up a notch or two but overall there has been massive improvement in every aspect of the game.

Social Notes Ladies Lunch Saturday 15th July 12.00 Midday. High Tea, Bubbles on entry. Bookings see the web page www.thevampires.org or our facebook page under events.

Annual Golf Day at Royal Cheltenham Sunday July 2nd 7.45 am tee off. Ambrose Tournament. Great prizes. $70.00 includes BBQ Lunch drinks and green fees. Limited to 36 players. Bookings via facebook close 17th June

Annual Ball “Oscars Night” Book your place on the Red Carpet at the McKinnon Hotel. $100.00 all inclusive. 7.00 papparazi Who will take out this year’s Academy Award for “best on” Man-Buns prohibited! Book now via the website.

Sponsors Brighton Holden, Ray White Moorabbin, Bendigo Bank Elwood, West Side Meats, Total Balance Physiotherapy Bayside, 360 Project Services, Hocking Stuart Brighton, Peter’s Mitre 10 Caulfield, RSM Insurance Brokers, Wild Holly Cakes, Scaffold Logistics, Sealwell, Rogers Food Co, Hampton Snap Fitness, McKinnon Hotel


SANDOWNSeniors It was a day we would rather forget due to the magnitude of the loss against Doveton. However the general feeling around the Cobra family is to continue to put our best foot forward and seek the answers in order to gain a win. We may be taking a beating but with the support of our loyal fans and volunteers we can find our determination, our strength, our focus and our form. The Cobra will raise its head again and strike back! Go Cobra! Best on field were B Mc Lean, S Scandolera, M Bennie, M Jolley, A Brown (1st game with us) and M Dickson.

Reserves The Reserves had a positive start to the game but unfortunately didn’t get us the win. The Boys were again disappointed but will continue to return each week

searching for that win. Coach McCormick was encouraging when speaking to the boys after the game, he told them “they could have won, we need training, we need determination and focus.” He continued “I am sick of losing aren’t you, let’s do something about it!” Best on field were S O’Byrne, B Walker, T Stewart, W Barker, A Hamilton and Chris Slater.

All Abilities Sandown Cobras All Abilities played yesterday at home against Gippsland where the scores are Sandown 8-15=63 to Gippsland 3-1=19, it was a hard fought game played by both sides. In 2 weeks 18/6/17 we play our last home game against Lower Plenty at 11.00am, hope to see you all there. Our Auskick is doing very well and all the children and parents are enjoying, next week they have the week off as it’s the long weekend. If anyone is interested in

the Auskick or playing footy please contact Doug West on 0407 837 667 or Hannah 0401 012 513 or email [email protected] We are also holding our annual All Sports Fun Day on Tuesday 25/7/17 for any Disability Schools that never received our flyer, if anyone is interest please get in contact with us on the numbers already given.

Thank you so much to all of the people who help on field and off. We can’t do it without you.

Thank you to our sponsors Major Sponsors Sandown Greyhounds & Mulgrave Country Club. Business Sponsors: National Storage, Dandenong Club, Kelly Manley Photography & Design, Ablecrete Construction, Seymour Law, L&L Melbourne Master Butchers, JustBeerStuff.com Everything beer related, except the beer. Thank you for your support in 2017.

LYNDALE

2 good results on the football field against the Moorabbin Kangaroos, with the ressies winning comfortably against an undermanned opponent and the Seniors getting back in front of the ledger prior to a big month for the team.

Unfortunately the Netballers failed to win this weekend but have been playing some great Netball in spurts. The ladies have the Queens Birthday weekend off

Frat Party June 24th: Free Entry to all social club members, Beer pong tournament & dress up

Full Moon Party July 22nd

Tracey Reiger Cup vs Doveton Eagles Saturday July 29th

Lyndale Major Draw Saturday August 19th Tickets $50

$3,000 in prizes including $2000 for the winner. First ticket out receives $500 and also 10 $50 winners throughout the night.

Ticket admits 1 and includes catered meal, complimentary Beer, Wine & Softdrinks throughout the draw.

Memorabilia Auction to take place throughout the evening.

See Murray Collard, Terry King or Jason

Young for tickets

The Lyndale Football Netball Club

would like to thank all its sponsors and

community partners for their generous

support for season 2017.

Dandenong Club, Body First Myotherapy,

Tiger Electrical Services, Robs

Amusements, Del Real Estate, Aspect Roof

Plumbing, Bootcamp Buddies, CMV Truck

& Bus, Tooletime Carpentry, Small Horse

Tractors and Toes 2 Pointe

ASHWOODSPONSOR OF THE WEEK Thai Yim restaurant in Andrew st Mt Waverley has been serving the locals for years through their home delivery or eat in options. Great food and value for money Thai food . Book on line or call 03 98080767

13CABS - Seniors report Ashwood were up against third side Endeavour Hills at their home ground in what prove to be an exciting game.

The defence stood tall all day with stand out performances from George Lithotomos, Matt Maginness who marked everything and Chris Myers who was solid at full back. Chris Scully was brilliant all day and capped off a fine performance with 3 goals. Dave Riley played a very good game and Paul

Wineberg marked strongly at half forward. In the end the Woods ran out winners by 16 points in a very hard fought game which would have pleased Mick. We now sit on top undefeated but with some very tough games to come.

ELITE COMMUNICATIONS - Reserve report Endeavour are a good team and they played a good brand of organised footy to defeat us by 3 goals in a tight game. The late start may have thrown us out a bit but that would be clutching at straws to be a major reason and our boys will learn a lot. Shaun Williams was our stand out as he pushed for his senior spot back and Mitch bagged 3 at the other end but once again to many 50 metre penalties were given away at vital times. Jona was solid as was Baker but we lacked a bit of pace around the packs on the day. Lyndale at home a chance to redeem

ourselves and then some major challenges await.

AROUND THE CLUB Home game this week with a good forecast in the weather for Saturday, grab some friends and the kids and come down to watch the local footy.

Have a kick on the oval at each break in the game or listen to the coaches talk to the players. Well done on the juniors, future superstars all having a great wins again.

SOCIAL REPORT JUNE 17th - iPod shuffle night

JUNE 24th - Jnr Dad day/ past players day

JULY 1St - ladies wine tour of the Yarra Vally


DOVETONCalling all past players and volunteers!

Get down to the club on the 8th July for Past Players day. As always this will be a huge day and we want to see as many Eagles as possible. Keep an eye out for further info on our Facebook page and website dovetoneaglesfc.com.au

Netball Division 6 took on the undefeated Heatherton this week and came away with the win.

We went in confident and lead each quarter playing as a united team.

Sarah Schemderman was a stand out in goals with her accuracy and movement.

Our defence was strong and worked well as a team, final score 33-20 Best on, Courtney Richards, Debbie Hogan, Sarah Schemderman

Division 7 played a tough game this week, having to try fill the void of our injured players.

Whilst the first quarter was tight, Heatheron seemed to run away with the game second quarter.

Last half of the game, our girls came together to try close the 12 goal deficit, going down 44 to 37.

Best on, Tiarne & Kaitlyn Cipressi, Caitlyn Harkin

U19’s Another tough day for the boys, playing away at StPauls. Although the scoreboard is not reflecting it at the moment , improvement will come with consistent effort starting on the training track. The silver lining has been there in the form of senior debuts for a couple of the boys in recent weeks.

Reserves The reserves took on Sandown on Saturday and were in control from the first bounce with Brayden Keown and the on ballers getting first use out of the guts! Ricky Ramesdale was massive up forward with 11 goals in his return to football from long term injury. Everyone else was chipping in to play a solid four quarters to record a

convincing win! Best players R Ramesdale, B.Keown, D.Ralph, Doinz and J. Alexander

Seniors We asked for a response to the previous weeks poor effort and the boys certainly gave us one!

Ruthless from the outset, the team had 21 scoring shots by quarter time and didn’t let up for the full 4qtrs. A 270 point victory providing a much needed percentage boost. Good players across the ground including Stu Johnson, Seany Paynter and Floydy. Leading goal scorers were Trav Graeske, Robbo and Corrie Wilson with 6 each along with Knighter who kicked 5.

Big thanks to our fantastic sponsors:

Loan Studio

Prince Mark Hotel

Conway Cranes

MBM grounds Maintenance

Fountain Gate Bingo

Bottle-O Doveton


SUPPORTING THE SFNL AND LOCAL SPORTING CLUBS

CARRUM PATTERSON LAKESLord & Master Barber Reserves CPLFNC 2.5 - 17 Def by Black Rock 14.15 - 99

Best: T. Hulett, A.Bollen, D.Bell, W.Dwyer, M.Dicker, A,McGowan

Freddies Marina Pizza Seniors CPLFNC 10.7 – 67 Def by Black Rock 17.10 - 112

The boys played two good quarters but it wasn’t enough to beat a well drilled Black Rock side, best on Cam Marshall played another fantastic game and gave us the spark we needed in the second to get started. Gagey played a solid role down back again and is really starting to come into his own. Hopefully this week the boys can string together 4 quarters and start to play some consistent footy.

Best: C.Marshall, N.Gage, M.Ryan, A.Hollingsworth, P.Mauracher, R.Graham

Presidents Notes Unfortunately footy didn’t come up with any points against better sides on the day, but our Netballers went one better with a win and a loss.

At the Den: With our crowds building each week and with a little help from the supporters who attended another great

luncheon, our Senior Lads were well spurred on by the home crowd and got themselves into a winnable scenario by the 3 quarter break, but in the end a poor start cost us. All our lads had a crack and that’s all we ever desire as a footy club, and the signs of our development are there for all to see.

I want to personally want to thank all the people who volunteer their time to help with the numerous jobs associated with the day to day running of games and a footy club. Also a massive shout out to our fantastic Medico’s - Garry Corrie, Chris Clarke and James Tahana who treat all our wounded and keep the show on the road!

OK members and supporters, we urge you all to travel over to Moorabbin to cheer our Lions and help us perform and hopefully notch a couple of more wins.

Membership packs are available and come down and support some fantastic raffles/competitions that are around the club at present.

PEN THIS INTO YOUR DIARY: June 17.

BIG CARRUM FOOTY DAT AT THE DEN WITH BRENT GUERRA A LION.

*Junior Super Clinic 10.30am Autograph/Photo Op.

*Luncheon 12.00 noon guest speakers/memorabilia auctions

*Nutty Neale Medal awarded to the Lions BOG – senior match.

*Big $500 Bucks Draw – drawn in evening, tickets available at club.

*Big Back to School Function Sat evening – live music, food, games – full details fb page and website.

WHEN : Round 9 - Saturday 17 June Noon start, 12.30ish lunch served. COST: $30 for meal & drinks at bar price (complimentary beer/wine on admission) Email Club President Mark Bollen (TREX) to reserve a seat, but be quick before sold out! email: [email protected] or call 0416 158 586

OUR PARTNERS: Freddies Marina Pizza, Microflite Helicopter Services, Ray White Patterson Lakes, Carrum Patterson Lakes Sports Club, Longbeach RSL, Bay City Holden Frankston, Bakers Delight Patterson Lakes, Riviera Hotel, South East Prosthetics, Top Notch Studios, Launching Way Carrum, Linden Meats, Longbeach Tree Service, Lord & Master Barber, Carrum Station Charcoal Chicken, Amstel Accountants, PPC Australia, Fair Dinkum Promotions, Evelyn Neale, Creative Image Landscapes and mfc mortgages.

SOUTH YARRAROUNDS REAL ESTATE REPORT:- B reserve took on Lyndhurst at their pristine home facilities this weekend. The girls felt like royalty with their own private changing rooms and flawless courts. Unfortunately the Yarras lost the game in the last quarter due to some careless mistakes. Evans was awarded best on Court for her endless effort in defence and working the ball down the court.

B Grade were strong in defence and the attacking end came together in a similar way to the final scene of ‘Dirty Dancing’ where Baby finally nails the lift. The Yarras showed great determination in being able to swing the momentum of the game back in our direction when we let it slip away for short periods of time. The final scores; St Kilda City 40 to Yarras 64.

A Reserve came firing out of the blocks and were winning by 5 goals at quarter-time. Brilliant defensive efforts from Rees and Eagleson. The Mid-courters played a good defensive game, picking off stray balls and providing many leads down the court. The Goalers played well together as a new combination, working hard throughout the

game. The Yarras unfortunately could not hold onto their lead and went down by 9 goals to Caulfield.

Despite a shaky start, A Grade went into the second quarter with a 2 goal lead, capitalising on the many errors made by Caulfield. Unfortunately we lost our mojo in the second quarter and were unable to regain momentum for the remainder of the match. Whilst we lacked our usual determination and felt overrun on the court, the scoreboard reflected only a 3 goal deficit going into the last quarter. This was largely due to accurate goaling and strong leads.

The Reserves got the jump on the Lightening with four goals to one point in the opening quarter. The final quarter was very entertaining and close. Lyndhurst kicked the first two goals and two points of the quarter to make it four points the difference. In the final minute of the game, the Yarras managed to get through Lyndhurst’s zone defence and Zach managed to kick the final goal of the game ending any possible chance of a Lyndhurst win. Final scores; 43-32.

The Yarras travelled to the wide expanses of Marriott Waters to take on Lyndhurst. The Lightning started well getting a 3 goal jump with their forwards looking dangerous

overhead. The Yarras looked to be taking control of the match in the second quarter as the lead was cut to just 7 points at the main break. The Yarras kicked 10 goals to 2 to run away 43 point victors showing the competition that we can win on a big ground and away from the Den.

Ladies’ Day is on Saturday 24th June. Tickets are $25 per person and we’d love for you to bring along a guest.

For the full Brady Tiling Match reports, please view the Yarras’ Facebook page and / or website.

Special thank you to all of our sponsors including Brady Tiling, Hawthorn Hotel, Kingston Trophies, Rounds Real Estate, Simply Health, Q Dental, Hunter Industrials, Eleven Ten Advisory, Melbourne Periodantal, Safety-Wear, Avon Tyrepower, Yo Get It, Signs Here, Rainbow Meats, Helloworld, Flight Centre, Inner Eastern Physio, Coltivari Fruit Supply, McKenzie Allen Lawyers, Bendigo Bank (Surrey Hills/ Canterbury/ Ashburton/ Balwyn), The Swan Street Auctions, Juventino Café Restaurant, RPJ Internet Solutions and all 250 Club, past player members, partners and all Player sponsors.


LCA NETBALL PLAYER OF THE ROUND

SHAE WONNACOTT DINGLEY

Dingley v Heatherton White is a contender for match of the season – a game that had everything. Shae Wonnacott is a player that’s seen multiple grand finals and has been a mainstay in the great Dingley sides of the SFNL era, and her experience came to the fore when it mattered most. In a game of momentum swings, many lead changes and peak pressure, it was coolness under pressure that got the points for Dingley, and Shae delivered when her team needed her.

WOMEN’S PLAYER OF THE DAY

MEN’S PLAYER OF THE DAY

The Women’s player of the round for Round 5 is Endeavour Hills winger/midfielder Renee Thomas. In a game where their opponents had the best of the field position, Thomas’ outside run and long left foot help provide impetus to move the ball forward as the Falcons were efficient from their chances. What made her hard-running performance even more impressive was that she backed up to play for their 1st team in the match following.

Congratulations, Renee!

The son of Dingley Senior Coach Shane Morwood produced one of his best games for the club as the Dingoes recorded a hard-fought victory over East Malvern. On Saturday Morwood simply owed the defensive 50, winning plenty of possessions and looking to switch the play and launch attacks off half back at every opportunity. The rebounding defender has been an integral part of the Dingoes line up for a few years now, and is fast becoming an elite player in the SFNL in his own right.

Congratulations, Matt!

RENEE THOMAS ENDEAVOUR HILLS

MATT MORWOOD DINGLEY

This tall and athletic key position player is an excitement machine.

Nyanjok can cover plenty of ground and possesses an outstanding leap,

making him a dominant force when in the ruck. However, his sticky hands and accurate right boot ensures he is a dangerous proposition in attack as well, where he has booted nine goals in 2017. Has often backed up his brilliant Under 19 performances with appearances in the seniors or reserves and is one of the SFNL’s

most exciting prospects.

Congratulations, Ayang!

SHOOTING STAR OF THE WEEK

AYANG NYANJOK ST KILDA CITY

DIVISION 1 | EAST MALVERN V DINGLEY

48 | SFNL RECORD 2017

DIVISION 1 RESERVE

PLAYER CLUB LAST WEEK TOTAL

Cameron Roughead East Malvern 1 24Peter Nelson Mordialloc 0 20Colin Killeen Oakleigh District 0 19Mitchell Ferguson East Malvern 0 18Michael Laskey Bentleigh 3 16Peter Rizzi Dingley 5 16Adam Lloyd Dingley 0 14Shaun Cusack Cheltenham 2 14Luke Morrison Bentleigh 0 10Andrew Scammell Bentleigh 0 9

DIVISION 1 SENIOR


James Morris Mordialloc 2 22Stephen Muller St Pauls 4 22Matthew Kreymborg St Pauls 2 21Paul Fermanis Oakleigh District 0 20Calhan McQueen Dingley 3 19Dean Millhouse East Malvern 0 17Nathan Henley East Malvern 4 16Simon Taylor East Malvern 2 16Troy Parker StKilda 2 16Ryan Pearson Oakleigh District 2 15

DIVISION 3 RESERVE


James Morrey Ashwood 0 25Jared Henshaw Lyndale 0 23Daniel Armstrong Black Rock 3 19Mitchell Whatman Endeavour Hills 3 18Mitchell Rossborough Ashwood 3 17Troy Lange South Yarra 1 16Tom Bradley Hallam 6 15Chris Arnold Lyndhurst 2 14Shane Thomas Hallam 0 14Adam Horton Lyndhurst 0 13

BENDIGO BANK DINGLEY VILLAGE DIVISION 3 SENIOR


Trevor Kumetaitis Lyndale 7 30Robert Mackay Hallam 6 23Shane Peake Ashwood 2 20Cory Brady South Yarra 5 17Daniel Morrison Endeavour Hills 1 17Russell Robertson Doveton Eagles 6 17Brodie Howe South Yarra 4 16Shannon Rainey Lyndale 1 16Shaun Richards Endeavour Hills 3 16Steven Sigeti Hallam 9 15

DIVISION 2 RESERVE


John Hunter Caulfield 2 22Bradley Dyer Skye 0 21Mathew Poore Skye 4 19Declan Lee Chelsea Heights 8 18Christopher Long Highett 0 16Joshua Dart Springvale Districts 5 14Philip Schulz Mount Waverley 0 12Sean Geaney Murrumbeena 6 12Dylan Chisholm Hampton 3 10Jamie Gasio Highett 0 10

DIVISION 2 SENIOR


Philip Smith Chelsea Heights 9 31Stephen Hawkins Skye 4 28James Gough Mount Waverley 0 19Chris Bryan Keysborough 5 17Brett Dawson Skye 3 15James Gascard Hampton 2 15Christopher Dove Caulfield 6 14James Robertson Chelsea Heights 2 13Lachlan Morrey Springvale Districts 3 13Ben Walker Skye 5 12

WOMENS


Natalie Cardamone Mordialloc 6 21Alesha Thorne Mordialloc 3 13Alice Kovess Murrumbeena 4 11Samantha Richardson Endeavour Hills 1 9Danielle Wearne Oakleigh District 3 8

THIRDS


Clinton Jarrett Endeavour Hills 0 20Hayden Crossley Cheltenham 0 20Jackson O'Brien Dingley 0 13Mathew Poore Skye 0 10Christopher McMenamin Skye 6 9

UNDER 19


Ryan Kreymborg St Pauls 10 28

Jack Lewis-Smith Parkmore/Springvale 1 19

Saxon Van Oursouw St Pauls 6 19

Jordan Waite Parkmore/Springvale 2 18

Anthony Malamas Cheltenham 3 17

Bunarith Kheng Hampton 3 16

Diellon Lihari St Pauls 6 12

Umid Ashna Endeavour Hills 0 12

Matthew McNaughton St Kilda City 0 11

Moevao Lega Frost Parkmore/Springvale 5 11

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