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The Amateur FootballerTHE JOURNAL OF THE VICTORIAN AMATEUR FOOTBALL ASSOCIATIONAug 15, 2015 $3.00 Vol. 15 No. 17

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The VAFA has a lot to thank our forefathers for; a 10 team competition, 18 rounds with each team playing each other twice home and away, a final four and a double promotion and relegation has held us in good stead for over a century. Whilst jostling for a position in the four is a feature of any football season, the VAFA, the only metropolitan competition that has two up and two down, has just as much interest in the battle at the other end where clubs are staving off relegation.Over the years these battles have become as legendary as the ascensions to premierships. Last Saturday we saw the power of the dreaded relegation spur some teams on and achieve great victories. At the end of a season some clubs lie down whilst others respond and fight to the bitter end.Old Scotch are the longest serving continuous Premier Section club, earning promotion from the then named B section in 1980. If you’ve been in Premier for 35 years you are not going down without a fight and that is exactly how they have responded in the past fortnight. A big win against Beaumaris followed by a sterling victory against third-placed Old Carey last Saturday. What made both of these all the more meritorious was that they were played away from their home ground in Camberwell.Now it’s Collegians turn to respond. They play at home the next two weeks, taking on Beaumaris and Old Carey. Win them and University Blacks might be the next in the firing line. It sure will be a great finish to the William Buck Premier season.Therry Penola hadn’t been in Premier C for a decade and were sitting in ninth position. After some mixed performances over the last month, their backs were to the wall. They were hosting Old Haileybury who were fourth but they too needed a win to shore up a finals berth. At three quarter time Haileybury led by five points but Therry

stormed home to kick five goals to nil and win the match. But alas, their rival in the relegation stakes, Old Camberwell, had the same intensity in them. Across town at Williamstown, Old Camberwell was trailing the CYs by 15 points at three quarter time. One can make an assumption that the dreaded ‘R’ word was used by the coach and the troops rallied kicking nine goals to win by three. You wouldn’t believe it but the Footy Operations team at the VAFA have done it again by fixturing Old Camberwell to take on Therry Penola this Saturday.The other relegation result was in Division 2 with a great win by Bulleen Templestowe over third placed Old Geelong. OGs are still in the hunt for the double chance and would have counted on a victory however they were up against a determined team facing relegation. The Bullants were stoic in the last quarter and held on for a five point victory. Their battle with Old Mentonians will go down to the wire. Bottom placed Yarra Valley had their first win of the season but unfortunately for them it won’t be enough to save their place in Division 1.

THICK AND THINThis round sees a number of our clubs highlighting men’s health with the home team wearing navy blue socks and the away team light blue. Several VAFA players, including Simon Hogan from Uni Blacks, and Scott Sherwen, captain of old Scotch, have undertaken this initiative. The players are delighted that so many of the clubs have supported the cause. I attended the Hawthorn AFC breakfast, which focused on this ongoing and complex issue, and they are at the forefront of amateur clubs. As a result of their promotion most of Division 3 will also be wearing the socks. All money raised will be donated to Beyond Blue and other mental health charities.

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After three tumultuous seasons, we will bid farewell to Beaumaris from the top section of the VAFA. As is so often the case with the bottom side, the Sharks are set for an inglorious exit. Their big loss to Old Trinity reminiscent of Mick Fanning delivering a knock out blow, albeit Beaumaris were up against a team of Fannings. The Sharks have had five different coaches in their time in William Buck Premier, regardless of which way you spin it, that can’t have been ideal. This year has been more cathartic. Yes, there have been losses, but there hasn’t been a coach walk out. Injuries have cruelled and the kids have been played. The Sharks will be back.

Old Carey has hit a wall. For much of this season they were the clear-cut alternative to the to top two. Since the departure of Sam Cust and the loss of Jarrod Reid, the Panthers have struggled. The draw to De La was the start, and at two goals up late in that game, they should have won. There is no shame in losing to Old Trinity, but the Panthers completely controlled that game in the first half. However the loss to Old Scotch is a concern. A season that promised so much is quickly falling flat. Old Scotch ended Carey’s finals prospects in 2012 in thrilling circumstances. This time round it was more clinical. Sure, their finals chances are not over, but to lose in this manner doesn’t allow for much optimism.

One team that might offer a little more come September should they be able to make it is De La Salle. Last week I anointed them the form side of the competition, and their dismantling of Collegians did little to dispel that notion. The true test for De La Salle comes in the next fortnight. They face Old Trinity away and St Bernard’s at home. If they pull off those wins, then they deserve to make it. Paul Satterly will no doubt be telling his troops to only worry about what they can control. If results go their way in other matches then they have it all to play for.

Collegians are in a mess. A game from safety and a percentage that would make even the most optimistic of supporters blush. Last year they made a sterling run to the grand final on the good

form of their veterans and the high standard of their youth. This year, their experienced players are not firing and too much has been left to too few. It’s hard to write them off yet, but they are on the path to being the second team in a row to have been runner up one year and relegated the next.

Two weeks ago, William Balme on VAFA Tragics suggested Xavs might not win another game for the year and miss a second straight finals series in a row. That would be the first time since 1989-90 that Xavs have missed back-to-back finals! Xavs have been highly competitive, but they have lacked that killer blow. Matt Handley has been the key, and at various times, Marcus Allan and John Shaw have delivered match-winning games, but the next line of talent is not quite ready to dominate.

That leaves MUFC and the top two without a commentary on. The top two have locked in a 2nd Semi date and given their match ups this year, it promises to be a beauty. Blacks will not defend their title this year. They may still sneak into the four, but they are not at the level required to counter all that the top two have to offer. Blues on the other hand do have what it takes to match it with the top two, but they are still susceptible to teams that bring their A-game.

Jordan Clarke is a seriously good player. Old Scotch had his services for the first time this year and he rewarded them with three goals. He wasn’t the reason Old Scotch beat Old Carey, but he was a factor in the win. The obvious reason was the Cardinals won the contested ball, executed their skills better and when they didn’t have the Sherrin, Scotch applied exhilarating defensive pressure on Carey across the ground, so much so that the Panthers turned it over repeatedly in dangerous places.

De La Salle stamped their authority on this contest early and whilst Collegians showed some

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Old Trinity v De La Salle

Collegians v Beaumaris

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fight either side of the quarter time break the reality is they were never in this contest. Harrison added another three goals and Adrian Indovino booted four, whilst Matt Fieldsend again had plenty of the ball.

Seb Nicolosi has been spoken about on these pages before but his transformation into pivotal cog in the Old Trinity forward setup was completed with a career high seven-goal haul against Beaumaris. The fact he and many of his teammates are still eligible under 19 players is irrelevant in this green machine. Despite the seven goals, Nicolosi couldn’t quite take BOG honours. Again it was Jakob Steinhart who made the wing his own.

St Bernard’s forward line is bristling with talent and would be feared by most sides in community footy and given the Brisbane Lions lack of key position players, they would be more than serviceable against them too. Merrington (3), Jones (2) and Gleeson all booted goals, but so too

did Simon Caven. The centre half back has been spending more and more time in the forward half, just to give opposition coaches yet another headache. Blacks were never really out of this game, but playing catch up from a five goal to none opening quarter was always against them.

Uni Blues couldn’t shake Old Xaverians until the last quarter. After trailing by a goal at the last change, Xavs, were in touch as they sought a first ever win in their red clash jumper. Blues had the answers though; they piled on five goals to none to make this win look a lot easier than it was. Summers and Young have been the catalysts in recent weeks, but the efforts of Rippon, Williams and Mugavin cannot be denied. It’s a State midfield and one that possibly has the ability to take it to the top two. Blues now have third spot and it looks theirs to lose.

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Old Trinity Gr. 5.2, 8.10, 13.13, 22.17 (149)Beaumaris FC 1.4, 1.7, 3.12, 4.13 (37)GOALS, Old Trinity Gr.: S. Nicolosi 7, L. Juric 2, A. Polidoros 2, J. Steinhart 2, J. Walsh 2, J. Hunt 2, E. Weatherson 2, N. Hunt 1, B. Howell 1, J. Osborn 1Beaumaris FC: B. McLean 1, M. Petering 1, W. Edmonds 1, R. Ryan 1BEST, Old Trinity Gr.: J. Steinhart, S. Nicolosi, B. Howell, N. Hunt, N. Roberts, C. ManoussakisBeaumaris FC: S. Scott, W. Gillespie, D. Johns, T. Dean, R. Clarke, M. PeteringDe La Salle 6.8, 8.11, 13.15, 16.18 (114)Collegians 2.2, 4.3, 5.4, 6.7 (43)GOALS, De La Salle: A. Indovino 4, L. Harrison 3, H. Nicholson 2, J. Tyquin 2, D. Lowe 1, A. Kneebone 1, D. Close 1, S. Williams 1, T. Curry 1 Collegians: B. Riddle 2, S. Hibbins 1, M. Singleton 1, J. Kondarovskis 1, S. Taft 1BEST, De La Salle: A. Kneebone, T. Humphrey, M. Fieldsend, B. Humphrey, S. Hogan, A. Indovino Collegians: C. Holst, D. Russo, B. Riddle, S. Hibbins, T. Penberthy, T. PhillipsOld Scotch 4.1, 9.5, 11.7, 14.10 (94)Old Carey Gr. 0.2, 1.5, 3.7, 7.9 (51)GOALS, Old Scotch: J. Daggian 3, J. Clarke 3, S. Barnett 2, H. Dick 1, C. O’Shannessy 1, S. Margitich 1, H. Perry 1, J. Bull 1, J. Sansom 1 Old Carey Gr.: S. Freemantle 1, J. Gaff 1, C. Jones 1, M. Evans 1, Z. Adam 1, J. Rice 1, C. Howat 1BEST, Old Scotch: J. Bowden, H. Perry, J. Clarke, A. Jelbart, T. McKinley, S. SherwenOld Carey Gr.: Z. Adam, A. Sloan, B. Smithwick, T. Smith, C. Howat, J. MurphySt Bernards 5.5, 7.6, 10.9, 13.13 (91)University Blacks 0.3, 5.4, 8.9, 12.9 (81)GOALS, St Bernards: A. Merrington 3, B. Ronke 3, C. Jones 2, T. Gleeson 1, T. Sullivan 1, S. Caven 1, A. McLeod 1, C. Hughes 1 University Blacks: A. Robbins 2, M. O’Brien 2, J. Quaile 2, L. O’Brien 1, J. Vrodos 1, S. Flight 1, H. Lacey 1, P. O’Rourke 1, J. Ernest 1BEST, St Bernards: N. Kazuro, T. Cartledge, B. Ronke, T. Sullivan, M. Hannan, A. SingletonUniversity Blacks: C. Richardson, A. Willingham, J. Quaile, J. Ernest, S. Flight, T. NapierUniversity Blues 1.2, 5.7, 8.10, 13.11 (89)Old Xaverians 1.3, 3.7, 7.10, 7.13 (55)GOALS, University Blues: P. Summers 3, C. Williams 2, R. Young 2, P. Hayes 1, P. Flanagan 1, M. Rippon 1, J. Mugavin 1, W. McFarlane 1, X. McMahon 1Old Xaverians: M. Handley 2, M. Margin 1, C. Larkins 1, N. Wynne 1, A. Mathis 1, M. Allan 1BEST, University Blues: P. Summers, M. Rippon, H. Vickers-Willis, J. Mugavin, M. James, R. Young Old Xaverians: M. Allan, B. Kennedy, J. Shaw, N. Wynne, E. Prowse, M. Margin

Old Trinity Gr. 2.3, 6.4, 12.6, 19.10 (124)Beaumaris FC 2.1, 5.2, 7.2, 7.3 (45)GOALS, Old Trinity Gr.: E. Satur 3, J. Spassopoulos 2, A. Heuston 2, W. Cooper 2, T. Mitchell 2, M. Yeoman 1, S. Murphy 1, N. Chamberlain 1, A. Hasiotis 1, D. Moore 1, T. Young 1, J. Salmon 1, S. Emerson 1 Beaumaris FC: S. Brennan 3, W. Mattingley 1, M. Wilson 1, S. Braithwaite 1, W. Murton 1 BEST, Old Trinity Gr.: J. Spassopoulos, K. Spassopoulos, S. Emerson, W. Cooper, N. Chamberlain, A. Hasiotis Beaumaris FC: M. Wilson, S. Braithwaite, T. Woodward, T. Perkin, N. Loucaides, S. BrennanCollegians 5.3, 9.4, 10.6, 16.6 (102)De La Salle 0.2, 1.6, 3.8, 7.13 (55)GOALS, Collegians: F. Sullivan 3, A. Fahie 2, S. Cutts 2, J. Diplaris 2, D. Chaplin-Burch 2, T. McNamara 2, G. Jones 1, J. Parsons 1, J. Hampton 1De La Salle: T. McMahon 2, J. Bull 1, E. Espinosa 1, B. Close 1, L. Bull 1, L. Williams 1BEST, Collegians: F. Sullivan, H. Pool, A. Fahie, W. Pocknee, H. Croft, M. YatesDe La Salle: L. Bull, L. Wood, B. Close, J. Bull, R. McDonough, J. MattiskeOld Scotch 3.4, 5.5, 8.10, 15.11 (101)Old Carey Gr. 1.0, 2.1, 2.2, 2.3 (15)GOALS, Old Scotch: W. Strange 5, E. Furey 3, J. Nikolovski 2, S. Leith 2, N. Walmsley 2, M. Pert 1 Old Carey Gr.: M. Cushen 1, S. Cambridge 1BEST, Old Scotch: M. Pert, C. Long, C. Goldby, A. Hummerston, S. Leith, W. StrangeOld Carey Gr.: L. Fotheringham, R. Mitchelhill, D. Dimakopoulos, M. Cushen, T. Laidlaw, B. EastonSt Bernards 6.2, 9.4, 10.7, 13.7 (85)University Blacks 2.0, 5.3, 8.6, 10.6 (66)GOALS, St Bernards: D. Colaco 5, B. Considine 2, B. Garth 1, L. Madden 1, L. Scerri 1, F. McNicol 1, G. Zoccali 1, J. Manunzio 1 University Blacks: D. Cooper 2, J. Steadman 2, D. Pratt 1, L. Steere 1, S. Forrest 1, M. Johns 1, I. Lopez Basavilbaso 1, X. Flanagan 1BEST, St Bernards: D. Colaco, J. Bevanda, M. Sullivan, B. Considine, G. Zoccali, P. MacDonoughUniversity Blacks: S. Myers, N. Hildebrandt, J. Steadman, B. Mill, D. Pratt, M. JohnsOld Xaverians 2.3, 3.6, 5.9, 9.11 (65)University Blues 0.0, 3.1, 4.2, 4.3 (27)GOALS, Old Xaverians: H. Batten 2, M. Cain 1, J. Hannan 1, T. Parker 1, J. Mercuri 1, D. Symeopoulos 1, P. Tiernan 1, D. Harangozo 1 University Blues: B. Taylor 1, D. McFarlane 1, A. Twopeny 1, M. McLeod 1BEST, Old Xaverians: M. Skidmore, A. Pasceri, D. Harangozo, T. Parker, H. Symon, J. PintalUniversity Blues: J. Maxwell, D. Van De Pol, T. Girdwood, H. McDonald, A. Harris, B. Chomley

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Round 15 was “one-out –of-the-box.” With three results of over 100 points, fortunately for the competition it is the first time it has happened this season. Fitzroy, AJAX and St Kevins were all big winners, while the Tigers just got over the Vultures. The battle of the “Olds” took place at Edwin Flack Field and unfortunately it was marred by a shocking injury to Tonners great Jon Perrett. Perrett ran into the fence during the course of play early in the third quarter and his arm got caught in the pickets, resulting in a terrible break to his humerus bone in three places. According to club scribe Andrew Mullett, the game was held up for about 40 minutes while ambulance crews stabilised Perrett and took him to hospital. The match was played out in near-darkness and Old Melburnians got up by 15 points. Everyone associated with the VAFA sends their best wishes to Jon Perrett for a speedy recovery.

Fitzroy and Hampton Rovers met at Brunswick Street, with both teams stuck in that uncomfortable place between the relegation zone and the top four. The first quarter gave no indication of the massacre to come. Fitzroy had more scoring shots but trailed by two points due to their inaccuracy in front of goal. They switched on in the second term, kicking seven goals to three to take a handy lead into the main break. The Rovers would have by no means considered themselves out of the game but the Roys were not done, adding seven more goals in the “Premiership quarter” while the Rovers could only manage a point. Taking a leaf out of St Kevins book, the Roys found an extra gear and finished with an eight goal final term to run out with a 104-point win. Fitzroy had twelve individual goalkickers, with Bisetto and Stevic both snagging four. On a dirty day for the Rovers, Leigh Fletcher and Sam Bradford again led the way, while McPherson and Jones added a couple each. The result doesn’t change much for either club, with the Roys still in sixth and the Rovers now one game in arrears, in seventh.

AJAX appears to have the best chance of the bottom six clubs to intrude on the seemingly settled top four, and they played like it against

Caulfield. They put the ‘Fields to the sword in a 16-goal first half with David Fayman and Jake Lew running riot in the forward line, kicking seventeen goals between them. Fortunately for Caulfield they were able to stem the flow somewhat in the second half, but still left with a 124-point loss. With three games remaining, if Caulfield are to have any chance of jumping to eighth and avoiding relegation, they have to beat fellow strugglers Mazenod. AJAX now sits one game and 37% outside the top four, so admittedly a finals berth would be a long shot but at least they’ve given themselves a chance.

The Tigers and Vultures had had contrasting lead-ins to their Round 15 clash and on paper most people wouldn’t have picked this match as one of the two close ones for the round. St Bedes/Mentone are priming for finals action and had won three in a row, while all the Vultures had to show for their past month was a win against Mazenod. The Tigers started stronger but the Vultures made sure they wouldn’t have it all their own way, levelling the scores at half time. The visitors kicked away again in the third quarter, opening up a two goal lead. The game was there for the Vultures and they finished with four goals. Unfortunately for the home side the Tigers managed to keep them at arm’s length, escaping with a three goal win to remain in outright second and kick clear of their main top-four challengers, Old Melburnians and Old Brighton. Nathan Papatsanis and Liam Platt combined for five goals for the Vultures while Tom Redmond and Michael Graham were their best afield. St Bedes/Mentone’s 14 goals came from nine different players, led by Tim Doherty and Luke Velluto with three each. The Tigers face a danger game against an AJAX unit who are knocking on the door of the top four, while Parkdale take on St Kevins.

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Hampton Rovers AFC v Old Melburnians

Old Brighton Gr. v Fitzroy FC

St Bedes/Mentone Tigers v AJAX

Parkdale Vultures v St Kevins OB

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Not much needs to be said in regards to the ‘contest’ between St Kevins and Mazenod. I think the scoreline speaks for itself. The Nodders managed one goal in the opening term and a point in the third as the SKOBs clocked up another 20+ goal match to run out winners by 153 points. Mazenod simply had no answers as Phil Edgar helped himself to five goals and Troy McMaster and Henry Parkes kicked four each. Jaydyn Hill kicked the only goal for the Nodders, while Kieren McKeogh came in for his first game of the season and was among the best. Mazenod now plays Caulfield, which is a crucial match for both teams in the battle to avoid relegation.

As mentioned earlier, the match of the round between the Tonners and OMs was marred by a terrible injury to Old Brighton champ Jon Perrett. Up to that point the game had been entertaining

EDGAR THE LESS-THAN-PEACEFUL SPEARS 5and close, which is just as a third-vs-fourth contest should be. The Tonners got the jump early on, but a costly error saw them playing one man short for twelve minutes during the second quarter, which allowed the OMs to take a narrow lead at half time. The Jon Perrett injury happened about two minutes into the third quarter. Play was held up and there were conferences involving umpires, coaches and players about what would happen. It was decided they would play on, and to the Tonners credit they kicked the first two goals after play resumed to keep themselves in the match. In the end, the OMs got up by 15 points and, at least for the moment, skipped ahead of the Tonners to third on the ladder. OMs now travel to Boss James to take on the Rovers while the Tonners host Fitzroy, neither of which is a guaranteed win for either side.

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AJAX 7.3, 16.6, 20.10, 23.16 (154)Caulfield Gr. 2.3, 2.5, 3.6, 4.6 (30)GOALS, AJAX: D. Fayman 9, J. Lew 8, A. Burstin 2, J. Kalmus 1, C. Jankie 1, E. Routman 1, A. Caplan 1 Caulfield Gr.: C. Wilson 1, T. Green 1, K. Stewart 1, T. Small 1BEST, Ajax: J. Ludski, J. Lew, D. Fayman, E. Routman, N. Lewis, A. CaplanCaulfield Gr.: S. Stewart, W. Barker, T. Nixon, H. Gates, C. Logan, T. SmallFitzroy FC 2.6, 9.9, 16.13, 24.16 (160)Hampton Rovers AFC 3.2, 6.4, 6.5, 8.8 (56)GOALS, Fitzroy FC: C. Stevic 4, D. Bisetto 4, S. Baker 3, W. Fenton 2, R. Angiolella 2, R. Borland 2, D. Patcas 2, N. Ligris 1, J. Dalton 1, M. Brown 1, M. Kyroussis 1, T. Hudson-Bevege 1Hampton Rovers AFC: T. Jones 2, J. McPherson 2, S. Bradford 2, N. Fallon 1, J. Short 1BEST, Fitzroy FC: S. Baker, M. Kyroussis, R. Angiolella, N. Marshall, D. Patcas, R. BorlandHampton Rovers AFC: L. Fletcher, S. Bradford, T. Jones, L. Cairns, A. McNeil, N. FallonOld Melburnians 4.2, 9.6, 13.8, 16.10 (106)Old Brighton Gr. 5.3, 8.4, 11.6, 14.7 (91)GOALS, Old Melburnians: C. Beck 3, N. McLardy 2, T. Rosenthal 2, A. Armstrong 2, A. Carter 2, E. De Fegely 1, C. May 1, G. Hurley-Wellington 1, L. Haralambous 1, N. Daish 1Old Brighton Gr.: D. Anthony 4, N. Coroneos 3, B. Jakobi 2, J. Rutter 1, B. Trivett 1, M. Slater 1, C. King 1, O. Cavallaro 1BEST, Old Melburnians: N. Daish, E. De Fegely, A. Carter, S. Peacock, C. Beck, T. RosenthalOld Brighton Gr.: T. Mariani, C. King, D. Anthony, A. Gunning, J. McLean, D. VerneySt Bedes / Mentone Tigers AFC 3.3, 5.5, 9.7, 14.9 (93)Parkdale Vultures 1.3, 5.5, 7.6, 11.9 (75)GOALS, St Bedes / Mentone Tigers AFC: L. Velluto 3, T. Doherty 3, P. Tyquin 2, J. Robertson 1, M. Barnes 1, P. Kean 1, J. Blenkinsop 1, S. Richards 1, T. Tyquin 1Parkdale Vultures: N. Papatsanis 3, L. Platt 2, C. Dillon 1, J. Salouris 1, J. Edwards 1, L. Marshall 1, N. Ng 1, J. Manning 1BEST, St Bedes / Mentone Tigers AFC: P. Tyquin, S. D’Andrea, J. Robertson, A. Kane, P. Kean, B. NicollParkdale Vultures: T. Redmond, M. Graham, N. Ng, J. Everest, J. Edwards, B. HamptonSt Kevins OB 5.5, 12.10, 19.18, 23.22 (160)Mazenod OC 1.0, 1.0, 1.1, 1.1 (7)GOALS, St Kevins OB: P. Edgar 5, H. Parkes 4, T. McMaster 4, Z. Ginies 2, J. Wallis 1, B. McCann 1, A. Lynch 1, K. Wissell 1, N. Meehan 1, S. Gilham 1, N. McArdle 1, J. Gysberts 1Mazenod OC: J. Hill 1BEST, St Kevins OB: P. Edgar, N. McArdle, C. Ring, B. McCann, J. Gysberts, B. DowdMazenod OC: S. Inglis, K. McKeogh, D. Byrne, S. Welsford, J. Hill, T. Chambers

Ajax 5.2, 12.8, 15.13, 17.18 (120)Caulfield Gr. 2.4, 3.4, 4.4, 7.5 (47)GOALS, Ajax: B. Joel 7, J. Lipton 3, R. White 1, D. Paltiel 1, D. Rothschild 1, T. Rogers 1, O. Hoffman 1, A. Ritterman 1, D. Goodman 1Caulfield Gr.: D. Simic 2, S. Wood 1, A. Young 1, J. Stewart 1, J. Anderson 1, J. McCahon 1BEST, Ajax: D. Paltiel, B. Joel , D. Janover-Rocha, R. Abraham, J. Forbes, B. SherCaulfield Gr.: S. Wood, M. Wood, J. Turner, J. Stewart, J. Anderson, J. ClearyFitzroy FC 1.1, 2.5, 6.11, 10.17 (77)Hampton Rovers AFC 1.2, 2.3, 2.4, 2.5 (17)GOALS, Fitzroy FC: W. Pickering 4, J. Beech 2, D. Sheedy 1, S. Hurley 1, L. Edwards 1, B. McAdam 1Hampton Rovers AFC: S. Constantinou 1, W. Kingsford 1BEST, Fitzroy FC: C. Moore, L. Edwards, L. Sugrue, D. Sheedy, S. Dalton, T. CarpenterHampton Rovers AFC: J. Short, L. Woolley, J. Parsons, J. Connell, B. Clarke, D. AndersenOld Melburnians 2.2, 3.4, 9.6, 13.8 (86)Old Brighton Gr. 3.1, 4.6, 5.9, 8.14 (62)GOALS, Old Melburnians: H. Hanlon 4, M. McCoy 3, E. Fanning 2, C. Wischer 2, L. Prendergast 1, H. Lane 1Old Brighton Gr.: M. Tregear 2, Z. Alcott 2, L. Otto 2, A. Taylor 1, M. Fenwick-Nevin 1BEST, Old Melburnians: S. Madsen, H. Macciolli, E. Fanning, C. Barry, A. Townsend, J. FinkOld Brighton Gr.: T. Hamilton, M. Tregear, N. Collins, S. Zaia, W. Bardoel, Z. AlcottSt Bedes / Mentone Tigers AFC 4.5, 6.7, 9.13, 12.18 (90)Parkdale Vultures 2.1, 4.4, 7.5, 8.5 (53)GOALS, St Bedes / Mentone Tigers AFC: C. McCready 4, B. Schubert 2, J. Dalzotto 2, L. Hulse 1, J. Cayhan 1, M. Coen 1, M. Caia 1Parkdale Vultures: A. Capiron 3, R. O’Leary 2, R. Irvine 1, C. Ryan 1, P. Lee 1BEST, St Bedes / Mentone Tigers AFC: D. Foley, L. Stutterd, J. Heron, C. McCready, J. O’Kearney, B. SchubertParkdale Vultures: A. Knight, R. O’Leary, A. Capiron, C. Ryan, M. O’Donnell, P. LeeSt Kevins OB 8.4, 14.11, 19.14, 27.19 (181)Mazenod OC 0.2, 0.2, 1.3, 2.3 (15)GOALS, St Kevins OB: L. Nankervis 5, J. Mullen 5, P. Karageorgiou 3, S. Kennedy 3, R. Stagg 2, M. Lattanzio 2, P. Keely 2, M. Shanahan 2, T. Cunningham 1, T. Hickey 1, L. Sabato 1Mazenod OC: M. Whisson 1, S. Veltman 1BEST, St Kevins OB: T. Hickey, M. Shanahan, D. Jones, M. Roberts, T. Cunningham, T. SimpsonMazenod OC: B. Kovac, S. Bamblett-Furner, L. Riley, X. Patti, B. Woods, P. Johnson



Marcellin came out on top of the battle between them and second-placed Monash Blues at Frearson Oval to move one game clear of their fellow finals rivals. A second half rampage from the Eagles turned the tide and gave Marcellin breathing room in top spot, whilst Monash sit even with Old Ivanhoe on 12 wins. The Hoes kept their chances alive to claim second with a win over Peninsula at home. Elsewhere, Old Haileyburians slipped up again, this time against Therry Penola, and now have a real task ahead of them to hold onto fourth. Old Camberwell moved out of the relegation zone and got the points against Williamstown CYMS on the road in a high scoring affair. And Oakleigh did it comfortably against PEGS at W.A Scammell Reserve.

After an even first quarter Monash Blues jumped Marcellin in the second term, booting four goals to one to take an 18-point buffer at the major break. But Monash’s offence completely died off after halftime with no more goals kicked by the Blues. Marcellin put six unanswered majors past Monash in the second half to run away with a season defining 22-point win. Nicholas Petering’s three first half goals weren’t enough for Monash to hold on, while Andrew Kay led Marcellin’s tally with two. Ashley Viney was best on ground in the victory for his effort and also contributed a goal.

Peninsula came out firing against Old Ivanhoe with a point to prove in the race for a finals berth with three quick goals in the opening quarter. The Hoes answered the call and still managed to take out the term with five goals to four. The scoring dried up in the second as a result of Ivanhoe unable to take its chances as the Pirates closed the deficit to one goal. The Hoes got a much-needed gap by three quarter time of 22-points. But Peninsula didn’t drop off going into the last as they outscored Old Ivanhoe. It wasn’t enough however as Ivanhoe held off the fanatic Pirates by 13-points. Ollie Parks was B.O.G for Old Ivanhoe

as a great marking target up forward.

Therry Penola continue to scrap in what formerly appeared to be a fruitless attempt to remain in Premier C next year, and at the same time hurt Old Haileyburians’ finals aspirations. The two fought out a tight three quarters with no one able to take the ascendancy with confidence. The Bloods led by five at the final change but a spark from the Lions in the fourth quarter pushed the game in their favour. Two quick goals from Matt Costello to start the fourth quarter gave Therry the lead, while a goalless term for Haileybury ended their day. The inclusion of Jarrod Bannister proved pivotal with his five goals being the difference in the 23-point win.

In a high scoring meeting between Williamstown CYMS and Old Camberwell, accuracy proved key. The Wellers’ had one more scoring shot than the CY’s but ran away with a 21-point win. Williamstown looked like they could’ve ended the game in the first quarter, with eight goals to start the game. Old Camberwell reeled in the deficit at half time but it wasn’t until the last quarter that the Wellers managed to take the lead. In a shootout between forwards, Old Camberwell’s James Howells came out on top against CY’s known goal scorer Nicholas Ebinger. Howells finished with nine goals and won the game for Old Camberwell off the back of his performance.

Oakleigh’s last minute effort to play finals remains a mathematical possibility having knocked off PEGS at home. It will require some luck as external results have to fall their way but with a better percentage than fourth placed Old Haileyburians, it is possible. Trevor Bromley led the charge at home and bagged seven goals against the Bombers as the Krushers made light work of PEGS. Aaron Cloke was also strong in

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attack with five majors whilst Jack Davidson was named best afield in the 59-point victory.

This week, rivals Marcellin and Old Ivanhoe do battle, and if the Hoes are to prove a real finals contender they have to win, although I expect the Eagles to hold onto the points at home. Old Camberwell host Therry Penola, both coming off promising victories and both 4-11, with one bound for relegation. I’m tipping Old Camberwell to jump to safety with the win. Monash Blues travel to Peninsula where I expect the Blues will rebound and take the chocolates. Old Haileyburians play off against Oakleigh and the Bloods will break their three game losing streak and knock off the Krushers. PEGS play home to Williamstown CYMS and the CYs should bring home to victory here.

PREMIER C LAST ROUND PREMIER C RESERVEMarcellin OC 1.5, 2.6, 6.9, 8.12 (60)Monash Blues 1.3, 5.4, 5.5, 5.8 (38)GOALS, Marcellin OC: A. Kay 2, R. Costanzo 1, A. Viney 1, S. Considine 1, J. Antypas 1, D. Mc Mahon 1, S. Abrahams 1Monash Blues: N. Petering 3, W. Kittelty 1, L. Darcy 1BEST, Marcellin OC: A. Viney, A. Bonato, L. Considine, J. Blanch, A. Beaini, J. BortolottoMonash Blues: A. Oppy, D. Hatch, J. Meade, C. Rossetti, T. Cameron, N. PeteringOakleigh AFC 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 20.9 (129)PEGS Football Club 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 11.4 (70)GOALS, Oakleigh AFC: T. Bromley 7, A. Cloke 5, D. Cleary 3, P. Di Siervi 3, T. Scott 1, P. Ioannidis 1PEGS Football Club: T. Skurrie 4, B. Jones 1, S. Ghasimzadeh 1, M. Wilson 1, T. Black 1, J. Condon 1, R. Baddeley 1, A. Frazer 1BEST, Oakleigh AFC: J. Davidson, S. Wines, L. Moeller, T. Bromley, M. Wass, T. ScottPEGS Football Club: S. Ghasimzadeh, T. Black, D. Cerantonio, R. Baddeley, D. Forrest, T. SkurrieOld Ivanhoe Gr. 5.3, 6.7, 9.11, 11.11 (77)Peninsula OB 4.1, 6.1, 7.1, 10.4 (64)GOALS, Old Ivanhoe Gr.: R. Skok 4, C. Johnson 2, B. Thompson 2, S. Gibbs 1, R. Glavas 1, O. Parks 1Peninsula OB: S. Barbour 5, V. Clarke 2, S. Glenn 1, H. Whitty 1, A. Wood 1BEST, Old Ivanhoe Gr.: O. Parks, M. Mitris, C. Johnson, R. Skok, A. Vella, D. BrunoPeninsula OB: J. Moignard, S. Glenn, V. Clarke, N. Fisher, J. Fletcher, S. BarbourTherry Penola OB 2.4, 3.4, 4.7, 9.7 (61)Old Haileyburians 2.0, 3.3, 5.6, 5.8 (38)GOALS, Therry Penola OB: J. Bannister 5, M. Costello 3, J. Costello 1Old Haileyburians: P. Gleadhill 1, L. Treverton 1, J. Hayes 1, J. Dawson 1, B. Voss 1BEST, Therry Penola OB: M. Lyons, M. Trimble, A. Tana, K. Biddlestone, J. White, J. BannisterOld Haileyburians: M. Rafferty, L. Treverton, B. Voss, J. Paul, C. Povey , M. StoweOld Camberwell Gr. 4.1, 11.5, 13.8, 22.11 (143)Williamstown CYMS 8.4, 11.6, 15.11, 18.14 (122)GOALS, Old Camberwell Gr.: J. Howells 9, A. Clarke 3, R. Campbell 2, J. Allen 2, N. Adamson 2, T. Allwright 1, F. Wells 1, N. Latsas 1, M. Powell 1Williamstown CYMS: N. Ebinger 5, J. Gray 3, L. Molan 3, B. Gray 1, D. Calman-Orr 1, R. Ackerly 1, R. Joy 1, M. Carland 1, Y. Hemphill 1, S. Puhar 1BEST, Old Camberwell Gr.: J. Howells, J. Allen, T. Allwright, R. Campbell, N. Adamson, A. ClarkeWilliamstown CYMS: R. Joy, T. Gill, N. Blackney, J. MacKenzie, R. Ackerly, J. Gray

Marcellin OC 4.3, 6.7, 9.11, 13.13 (91)Monash Blues 0.1, 0.3, 1.6, 3.7 (25)GOALS, Marcellin OC: T. Blanch 4, S. Crapper 4, X. Burns 2, S. Mackie 1, R. Di Roberto 1, J. Wood 1Monash Blues: A. Costley 1, M. Chapman 1, S. Walsh 1BEST, Marcellin OC: M. Molloy, S. Crapper, A. McGlin, S. Gill, J. Edwards, A. ManakisMonash Blues: T. Waters, B. Tilley, S. Walsh, D. Brogden, T. Ruddell, T. DuffyPEGS Football Club 3.3, 5.5, 8.8, 10.11 (71)Oakleigh AFC 2.3, 3.6, 4.8, 5.9 (39)GOALS, PEGS Football Club: A. Khallouf 4, M. Semini 2, J. Clarke 2, L. Fitzgerald 1, J. Stormont 1Oakleigh AFC: C. Mercuri 2, B. Grizzell 1, G. Angelis 1, R. Gonzalez 1BEST, PEGS Football Club: D. Pound, B. Caminiti, J. Saunders, D. Bianchi, J. Stormont, D. RoscoeOakleigh AFC: C. Mercuri, A. Matthieson, T. Michael, S. Harris, C. Grant, N. MillerOld Ivanhoe Gr. 3.1, 5.3, 9.3, 11.4 (70)Peninsula OB 0.4, 0.5, 1.7, 4.10 (34)GOALS, Old Ivanhoe Gr.: M. Broughan 5, A. Del Monte 2, J. Cecil 1, J. Fahey 1, N. Kenyon-Smith 1, N. Gieschen 1Peninsula OB: J. Coghlan 2, L. Nickels 1, C. Macaulay 1BEST, Old Ivanhoe Gr.: S. Armstrong, J. Cecil, M. Broughan, B. Harrison, D. Hawkes, J. ApostolopoulosPeninsula OB: A. Marshall, B. Mitchell, T. Shayler, T. Coghlan, J. Rhodes, C. Le ClercOld Haileyburians 5.7, 7.7, 8.10, 10.12 (72)Therry Penola OB 2.1, 3.4, 4.6, 6.11 (47)GOALS, Old Haileyburians: T. Nicol 3, A. Thomson 2, S. Mullholland 1, D. Gauci 1, C. Faulkner 1, N. Bourke 1, S. Hall 1Therry Penola OB: E. Benson 2, J. Stefanou 1, J. Bibby 1, L. Reynolds 1, D. McKibbin 1BEST, Old Haileyburians: S. Hall, A. Thomson, C. Faulkner, T. Coles, P. Corsetti, J. KleinTherry Penola OB: J. Bibby, J. Coutts, D. Blake, J. Potiphar, S. Rees, S. ByeOld Camberwell Gr. 4.1, 6.3, 9.6, 14.8 (92)Williamstown CYMS 4.0, 6.4, 10.6, 13.9 (87)GOALS, Old Camberwell Gr.: G. Vitinaros 3, C. Gorman 3, M. Cottrell 2, M. Vogel 2, M. Jeffers 1, M. Hook 1, O. Lloyd 1, C. Allen 1Williamstown CYMS: B. Hynes 2, F. Henry 2, M. Cavarra 1, S. Raunik 1, J. Neylon 1, C. Cini 1, O. Becroft 1, C. Oates 1, M. Christakakis 1, M. Venosta 1, M. Tennant 1BEST, Old Camberwell Gr.: C. Gorman, M. Hook, C. Allen, T. Stayner, M. Jenkin, D. BerryWilliamstown CYMS: G. Daaboul, J. Neylon, C. Oates, F. Adamson, B. Hynes, O. Becroft



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VAFA Match of the RoundSaturday: Old Carey v University Blues from 1.45pm

Late Scores - Week 15Collegians — Premier ThirdsOld Trinity — Premier B ThirdsOld Brighton — Premier B Seniors (2nd Offence)Old Brighton — Premier B ReserveMarcellin — Premier C ThirdsOld Geelong — Division 1 SeniorsDe La Salle — Under 19 Premier (3rd Offence)Fitzroy — Under 19 (2)Hampton Rovers — Under 19 (3) (5th Offence)Prahran — Club XVIII (1)West Brunswick — Club XVIII (2)

Incorrect Scores - Week 15Mazenod — Premier B SeniorsOld Brighton — Premier B Seniors (3rd Offence)PEGS — Premier C SeniorsOld Mentonians — Division 1 SeniorsOld Eltham — Division 2 SeniorsOld Trinity — Under 19 Premier (2nd Offence)

LATE SCORES, FINES AND TRIBUNAL

Results of Tribunal – 11 August 2015Dan Lauletta, Hawthorn (Club XVIII). Striking, 3 matches.*Jay Neratzoglou, Caulfield Gr.. Striking, 2 matches.*Louis Holmes, St Marys Salesian. Charging, 2 matches.*Paul Hegarty, Point Cook. Striking, 2 matches.*Jeremy Welsford, Mazenod (Under-19). Time wasting, 1 match.

Results of Tribunal – 5 August 2015Fergal Utri, St. Kevins (Under-19). Unreasonably rough conduct, 3 matches.Mitchell Smart, St. Kevins (Under-19). Elbowing, 3 matches.*Sean Coote, Beaumaris. Striking, 2 matches.*Mark Devereaux, Hampton Rovers. Striking, 2 matches.*Ryan Lewis, Caulfield Gr.. Striking, 2 matches.*Robert Mundy, Manningham Cobras. Striking, 2 matches.* Thomas Flood, La Trobe Uni (Reserve). Audible obscenity towards an umpire, 2 matches.

*Accepted Prescribed Penalty

Results of Investigations – 11 AugustOld Scotch and University Blacks minor melee, senior match on 8 August.Both clubs accepted prescribed penalty. Old Scotch $250 (2nd offence), University Blacks $150 (1st offence).Fitzroy and Hampton Rovers minor melee, senior match on 8 August.Both clubs accepted prescribed penalty. Fitzroy $400 (3rd offence), Hampton Rovers $250 (2nd offence).Old Xaverians and Hawthorn minor melee, Club XVIII (1) match on 8 August.Both clubs accepted prescribed penalty of $150 (1st offence)

Results of Investigations – 5 AugustSt Kevins and AJAX minor melee, senior match on 1 August.Both clubs accepted prescribed penalty of $150 (1st offence).


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This year, Round 16/17 of the VAFA competition is dedicated to the THiCK & THiN campaign. Every club from William Buck Premier and Premier B, as well as a further 18 from Premier C – Division 4, has committed to partaking in the round, with home sides set to wear dark blue socks while away teams don sky blue.

Led by a group of seven VAFA players, Thick and Thin aims to create awareness surrounding men’s mental health within the VAFA and normalise mental health concerns by encouraging team mates to have a conversation. One of the leaders of the movement is Simon Hogan, former Geelong Cats midfielder and a pivotal part of University Blacks’ premiership in William Buck Premier last season, who experienced a personal battle with depression during his AFL career. In an article featured on the VAFA website, Hogan bravely acknowledge that “it was very tough to go through (depression) but I learnt a hell of a lot about myself, how footy clubs run and how important

they are to young men’s lives.” Hogan emphasised the importance of teammates, and an inclusive environment, when dealing with severe mental health issues such as depression and anxiety, or even just as a sounding board for the daily troubles that we all encounter.

One of the key reasons for introducing THiCK & THiN to the VAFA was also outlined by Hogan in this interview. “I guess that’s what I’d like to see for any young man or woman who plays any club sport; to feel that same level of support and to feel like it’s a really positive connection that you’re able to maintain even while you’re not going so well.”

THiCK & THiN aims to raise money and awareness for mental health issues, and this weekend’s initiative is proudly supported by BLK, Lithocraft and headspace. In addition, we commend the clubs representing the movement this weekend, and all those who are encouraging and supporting such a valuable movement.

THICK AND THIN ROUND

NATIONAL INCLUSION CARNIVALThe second installment of the National Inclusion Carnival was held last week, and the VAFAUA were once again asked to supply umpires for the event. The carnival is a competition amongst the Australian states and is played by footballers with intellectual disabilities. It is a spectacular opportunity for players, umpires and officials alike to participate in a carnival fought in magnificent spirit. You can read more about the carnival in this week’s Umpire’s Corner.


A COMMENT ON MENTAL HEALTH

In conjunction with THiCK & THiN round, the VAFA is part of an effort to reduce the stigma on mental health issues within society. Slowly but surely, Australian society is realising how important it is to have an honest conversation about our mental health, whether it be our state of mind, the stress we are under at work or at home, our relationships or just a chat about whether we are doing OK. For men, it is often hard to acknowledge just how much we are struggling under the weight of the constant pressures of life, and as we repress these feelings, it is common for them to eventually overwhelm us or force us to look to other means in order to bury them deeper within our psyche.

So how do you broach the topic? How can we break the stigma of discussing our emotions, feelings and problems and perceiving it as a personal weakness? There appears to be a prevailing fear amongst many individuals of acknowledging how powerful our minds are. Pushing the perceived ‘negative’ emotions to the back instead of finding ways to channel them, whether the said emotions be discomfort, frustration, disappointment, sadness, anger or a whole mixture tied in together is fraught with danger. You might be able to fool those around you and you can even initially fool yourself, but inevitably it will catch up with you. Opening up to a friend, significant other, professional help or in this case, a teammate may seem daunting and could potentially expose you to discomfort, but in the long run it might well have a dramatically positive effect on your wellbeing and approach to life. It could also lead you to understand the person on the other side of the conversation’s own issues in dealing with mental health.

The THiCK & THiN campaign, amongst a host of other initiatives within Australia and across the globe, aims to create a landscape that normalises mental health concerns, provide a support base for those in need and open up conversation lines. THiCK & THiN is specifically targeting men’s mental health within the VAFA, something that is of exceptional importance, and a player-led initiative that should be celebrated. With the growing number of men and women living with depression and/or anxiety in Australia, it is more important than ever to check in with ourselves, and those around you and ask ‘Am I doing OK?’

HAWTHORN AMMOS HOST MENTAL HEALTH BREAKFAST

Hawthorn AFC has proven itself to be one of the VAFA leaders in clubs supporting community progress of our perceptions of mental illness and the way we support those struggling with the dreaded black dog and other ailments. Six years ago in the shadow of tragic circumstances, the club decided to act and introduced an annual event in order to raise awareness at the club and in the community to help prevent further tragedies. Hawthorn hosted a breakfast over the weekend where the aforementioned Simon Hogan was guest speaker, as well as GM of Beyond Blue Andrew Johnston. In addition to this, the club hosted their annual Mental Health Awareness matches at Rathmines Reserve against Glen Eira in their slick looking strips.

VAFA PLAYLISTS – THE RELEGATION BATTLE

This week on the award winning FTLOG segment, we explore another set of songs that perfectly complement an aspect of our great game of footy. Certain teams are going through the morose period of a relegation battle, one that causes glumness and condemnation in defeat and hope and faith in victory. As such, this is a playlist for the times. Ben Howard’s The Fear sets the perfect tone, followed by Tame Impala’s Feels Like We Only Go Backwards to confuse our souls, then we head back into the archives with Van Morrison’s And It Stoned Me into classic Rod Stewart with Maggie May, finishing with the feminine touch of Kimbra with Two Way Street.


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As VAFA CEO Michael Sholly stated in his editorial this week, William Buck Premier is raging with narratives both at the top and down the bottom of the table. Particularly prominent is the remarkable battle to stay in the competition in 2016. With Beaumaris condemned to Premier B next season, it is now a battle between 5 for the feared 2nd last place. Although the possibility of it is exceptionally slim, the Old Xaverians are still a chance to play Premier B next season. They won’t, as you’ll see in my predictions that follow, but it is still a remarkable battle that rages on. Whilst those 5 teams battle to avoid relegation, 4 of them are still in hunt for finals, in addition to the top 4. That Uni Blacks-Collegians game could potentially be the most crucial game of the H&A season.

My predictions are based on previous results and form, so it is with much trepidation that I tip against form with Old Scotch, who were excellent against Old Carey.

5TH - OLD XAVERIANS@ Uni BlacksOld Trinity@ OldScotchPredicted Finish: 5th

6TH - DE LA SALLE@ Old TrinitySt Bernards@ BeaumarisPredicted Finish: 6th

7TH - OLD SCOTCHSt Bernards@ Uni BluesOld XaveriansPredicted Finish: 9th

8TH - UNIVERSITY BLACKSOld Xavs@ BeaumarisCollegiansPredicted Finish: 7th

9TH - COLLEGIANS BeaumarisOld Carey @ Uni BlacksPredicted Finish: 8th

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GAMES VAFA CONGRATULATES YOU IN REACHING THE MILESTONE

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Congratulations to Old Haileyburians’ HAMISH MCLAUCHLAN – A magnificent career that started in 2001, Hamish’s many honours include the 2006 A Grade Premiership, two years as Club captain, 2012 Senior B&F and State representative. One of the Club’s greatest-ever defenders, McLauchlan’s versatility has been used by many of his coaches. Hammer’s toughness was illustrated when he was diagnosed with a serious illness at the end of 2013, but bounced back to play every game in 2014. Hammer is still at the top of his game and is one of the Bloods’ best players.

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Congratulations to PEGS FC’s ANDREW FRAZER – Andrew has been involved at PEGS FC since his father coached the club in the mid 90s, often running water for the Seniors before commencing to play with the club as a school boy. Andrew captained the club to the 2002 U19’s Premiership and has been a regular member of the Senior side since, playing in the 2008 Reserves Premiership. A life member of the club, Andrew always sets the right example for the group from a preparation and fitness perspective and often runs the club’s pre-season program.

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Congratulations to PEGS FC’s ROBERT BADDELEY – After one year in the U19’s, Badds quickly graduated to the Senior team as the number one ruckman, where he has maintained that position for the past ten years. Rob has been honoured as both an All-Australian and VAFA representative. Between 2006 and 2008, Rob was a key driver in the club’s elevation to A-section and is one of only a select few to have played 200 games for the club. His achievement is enhanced by the fact that he has played the majority of them as a crucial member of the Senior side.

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Congratulations to Old Xaverian DANIEL HARANGOZO – Gozo joined the club in 2010 in the Under 19s and played his first Senior match in 2012. Gozo has played in a Grand Final every year since joining the club, winning two Premierships in 2011 (Under 19 Premier) and 2013 (Reserves), and is a very popular player at the club. Well done Gozo on achieving this milestone, hopefully many more games in the ‘red and black’ to come.

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Congratulations to SKOB FC’s ADAM FENECH – Adam joined SKOB FC in 2007 but has missed 3 seasons on his way to reaching 100 games. In his first season, he played in all 18 Under 19 games. Since returning to SKOB in 2013, Adam has been a regular member of the Reserves side, including finals appearances in 2011, 2013 and 2014. Adam is a fearless competitor with un-matched work ethic.

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Congratulations to Monash Blues’ CHRIS GODSIL – Chris played his 100th game last Saturday. Starting in 2009, Chris earned the respect of his peers and coaches and was made Reserves Captain for the next four seasons. He gives 100% each week and would run through a brick wall for his mates. The whole Club will be smiling with you this week as they reflect on what a great clubman and role model you are. Congratulations.

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Congratulations to Swinburne Uni’s SCOTT ASHTON – The versatile utility can and has played most positions on the ground. He’s overcome serious injuries, so this achievement is testament to his will and determination. Scotty has been a great contributor with a good footy brain, and it be would be no surprise to see him coach his own team one day. He was a member the 2012 Senior Grand Final side and regular Senior player over the past six years.

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Congratulations to MHSOBFC’s ALBERT KUANG – A graduate of the MHSOBFC Under 19 side, Albie’s durability has seen him race to the 100 game mark. A dangerous left footer, who continues to develop his game, Albie is one of the most popular names read out at Thursday night selection.


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Congratulations to Old Mentonians’ BEN PARKER – Since joining the Panthers Ben has been a stalwart of the Club, both on and off the field. Ben is a strong and resolute defender who loves a goal. He is also the driving force behind the Club’s social activities and is the reigning best Club member. Well done Ben, and thanks for your contribution.

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Congratulations to West Brunswick AFC’s BILL IRVING – Bill arrived mid-2004 and soon took the Club by storm, winning five Club B&F’s, two league B&F’s, a Premiership in 2008, and made a VAFA representative team - all before reaching 100 games. Between ‘09 and ‘14, Bill spent a year with Port Melbourne in the VFL, two years in Premier with OM’s, and two years with Warburton in the YVMDFL. Now back at Park Street, we wish him well in his 101st game and beyond.

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Congratulations to NOBS/St Pats’ LACHLAN EZARD – Co-captain Lachlan ‘Fossil’ Ezard played his 100th game last weekend, and is still running rings around guys 10 years his junior.

50Congratulations to Old Xaverian JAMES FORREST – After joining the Club in 2013 in the Under 19 Premier team, James was unlucky not to play in a Premiership in his first year, losing the Grand Final by a kick. James has had a fantastic year kicking 28 goals to date, also playing some games in the Reserves. Well done James!

50Congratulations to St Bernards’ TOM SULLIVAN – A product of St Bernard’s Junior program, Tom was a member of the 2010 Calder Cannons Premiership team before returning to the ‘Snakepit’ where his lightning pace, courage and clever ball use have made him a stand-out performer, winning the past two Club B&F’s and earning Big V selection.

50Congratulations to SKOB FC’s NICK MURPHY, LIAM CLANCEY, LUKE DAVRAIN, JAMES DIMATTINA, SAM DOYLE and LUKE SABATO – Nick, Liam, Luke Davrain, James and Sam all played their 50th game last week, whilst Luke Sabato plays his 50th game this week. Each player makes an important contribution to SKOB both on and off the field.

50Congratulations to Old Haileyburians’ NICK BOURKE – Nick played his 50th game for the club last weekend, in a career that stretches back to 2006 but only resumed this year after a four-year absence. An adaptable utility, Bourkey has height and loads of determination on his side, and has been a very welcome addition to the team.

50Congratulations to St. Marys Salesian’s JAMES BARRIE – A former soccer goalkeeper, ‘Baz’ has developed into a very good knock and around the ground ruckman, and key position forward. James has a unique drop-punt kicking style which enables him to kick long and accurately, and he is enjoying his best season yet.

50Congratulations to St. Marys Salesian’s TOM CLANCY – A utility player able to play in the midfield or as a determined and hard working defender, ‘Clance’ has served the Saints well over a number of seasons. Tom is a good clubman and has been rewarded for his persistence with a well deserved club milestone.



50Congratulations to St. Marys Salesian’s BRAD MONACO – A utility player able to play as an onballer, in defense or wherever needed, he is determined and has good skills. Brad is a terrific team player and popular with teammates.

50Congratulations to Glen Eira’s SAM JEANES – Sam has struggled over a few years with a shoulder injury and surgery, and is now an integral part of the football team. Well done Sammy.

50Congratulations to MHSOBFC’s JAMES MCDONAGH – Another graduate of the MHSOBFC Under 19 program, James’ first season at Senior level has been promising. Whilst honing his craft in the Reserves, James is beginning to taste some overdue success. His work rate and commitment shine through during every game. Congratulations J-Mac!

50Congratulations to MHSOBFC’s NICK CLAMPETT – A veteran of the MHSOBFC Under 19 side, Clamps has performed at a consistently high standard over three years. With 50 games under his belt, and graduating from the Under 19’s program, we look forward to Clamp’s establishing himself as a Senior regular in the coming years.

50Congratulations to MHSOBFC’s LUKAS TOMAN – This former professional soccer player and elite amateur salsa dancer has made a name for himself as a damaging small forward. Lukas’ pace and acceleration make him a threat in the forward 50, and his eye for a goal has seen him quickly establish himself as a Senior regular.

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No matter how much you dislike a certain side, seeing a team go through the year without a win is not a great look. It doesn’t reflect well on the competition and the club itself. That’s why I managed a wry grin when I saw that Yarra Valley had pulled off their first win of the season against NOBS/St Pats. The Bushrangers have had a torrid season this year and will have to restart their attack on the VAFA in Division 2 in 2016; however grabbing a win before they push onto Mad Monday would be hugely relieving for the exasperated coaching staff and playing group. Additionally, Ormond tightened their grip on premiership favouritism with a strong last quarter display in their win over Kew and Bulleen kept their hopes of survival alive with a massive upset over 3rd placed Old Geelong.

We start our recap with the Clive Dubya for the round 16 contest between ladder leaders Ormond (1st) and Kew (2nd). Earlier in the season it was Kew who demolished Ormond at E. E. Gunn in one of the most impressive performances of the season. This time it was Ormond who maintained the rage and kicked away to a 39 point win. The scoreboard certainly doesn’t reflect how pressurised the contest was, as the scores were even at ¾ time. Furthermore, only 5 goals were kicked up until the final change showing how scrappy the conditions were under foot at Victoria Park. Neither side was particularly formidable in attack, presenting itself more as a curtain raiser to the Australia-New Zealand Rugby Union clash than a game between the two top sides. The dynamic of the game changed in the final 15 minutes as Ormond’s hard running midfielders and flankers turned the screws and ran over the Bears. Matthew Oaten was particularly strong in defence for Ormond, whilst William Simon was one of the catalysts for their late charge. Dimitri Fasoulis was my personal pick for best on ground, damaging on the rebound and in attack. For Kew, Henderson was outstanding in defence, putting the clamps on Tahana whilst Margaritas and Jones tried hard. What did we learn? Well, Bulleen beating Old Geelong means that these two will more than likely meet in three weeks time. That’s exciting.

Returning to Yarra Valley’s first win for the season, it was a consolidated effort from the struggling Bushrangers that saw them overrun a tired and depleted NOBS/St Pats side. Yarra Valley controlled proceedings for much of the game; with only a third quarter burst giving the Griffons some hope. Simon Yeo’s job on Matt Keown was remarkable, and proved the decisive figure in the clash. Jordan Canham kicked 3 as the home dressing rooms at Doncaster Reserve nearly had the roof blown off with a passionate rendition of the club theme song. For the Griffons, it is clear that they will not make the finals this year and they have quite a few issues to sort through if they desire to become a force again. Chris Horsley kicked 4 goals and Nick Holt worked tirelessly to keep them in the contest but it wasn’t to be in a most disappointing loss for the club.

In one of the biggest upsets of the season (perhaps only bettered by Bulleen’s win over St Mary’s Salesian), Bulleen enhanced their giant killer credentials with a victory over Old Geelong by 5 points. Old Geelong will be ruing their implosive accuracy on goal in the last quarter, kicking 3.8 to Bulleen’s 4.1. They had every chance to threaten second spot with a win, but it was Cherbakof who was once again unbelievable, kicking 7 goals. The man won the game off his own boot and has averaged more than 4 goals a game this season. He wasn’t alone in the Ted Ajani special, with Paul Florance and Jack Cowell also pivotal in the win. For Old Geelong, it will be a matter of what went wrong. The loss has prevented them from equaling Kew’s points tally in the bid to steal 2nd spot. Dan Freeman was their best, and Bird kicked 3 in place of the negated Wood who couldn’t get one between the big sticks.

After Prahran’s finals chances had ended last week in their loss to Old Geelong, it was Whitefriars who

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Old Geelong v NOBS/St Pats

Yarra Valley v Ormond

Prahran Assumption v St Mary’s Salesian

Old Mentonians v Whitefriars

Kew v Bulleen Templestowe

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Bulleen Templestowe 5.1, 7.2, 8.3, 12.4 (76)Old Geelong 3.2, 4.6, 6.9, 9.17 (71)GOALS, Bulleen Templestowe : K. Cherbakof 7, J. Dedes 1, M. Considine 1, N. Palumbo 1, O. Aziz 1, P. Florance 1Old Geelong: A. Bird 3, J. McMeel 2, C. O’Brien 1, C. Joyce 1, H. McKay 1, R. de Crespigny 1BEST, Bulleen Templestowe : K. Cherbakof, J. Cowell, H. Vogler, P. Florance, L. Wallis, N. Palumbo Old Geelong: D. Freeman, C. O’Brien, J. Forster, R. de Crespigny, H. McKay, S. HughesOrmond 1.3, 1.5, 2.13, 9.16 (70)Kew 0.2, 2.4, 3.7, 4.7 (31)GOALS, Ormond : D. Fasoulis 3, S. Stait 2, J. Landman 2, M. Martinov 1, A. Schwarz 1Kew : A. Brazzale 3, T. Orchard 1BEST, Ormond : W. Simon, S. Barnes, M. Oaten, S. Stait, D. Haysom, D. FasoulisKew : K. Margaritis, M. Henderson, T. Leeds, J. Guerin, M. Waters, B. DroesslerPrahran Assumption 3.3, 6.3, 10.6, 15.9 (99)Whitefriars OC 3.2, 5.6, 8.8, 9.9 (63)GOALS, Prahran Assumption : R. Ellis 6, J. Robbins 3, G. Hogarth 3, H. Taylor 2, T. Maya 1Whitefriars OC: M. Nitas 2, S. Currie 2, C. Hickey 1, D. Tibaldi 1, A. Daou 1, T. Hutton 1, A. Marcello 1BEST, Prahran Assumption : A. Simpson, R. Ellis, B. Dempsey, N. Costin, D. Anglin, J. Williams Whitefriars OC: S. Currie, D. Hogan, M. Richards, B. Stafford, B. Dinh, T. HuttonSt Mary’s Salesian 2.3, 7.6, 12.9, 15.17 (107)Old Mentonians 1.7, 2.9, 7.13, 8.15 (63)GOALS, St Mary’s Salesian: G. Puruntatameri 5, N. Evans 3, J. Rogers 2, S. Jones 2, L. Holmes 2, J. Tanner 1Old Mentonians: K. Conlon 4, A. Palmer 2, B. Norton 1, R. Smith 1BEST, St Mary’s Salesian: C. Butler, K. Duerden, D. Grant, G. Puruntatameri, B. Andrews, N. EvansOld Mentonians: K. Conlon, B. Norton, T. Strange, L. Hull, M. Adams, B. ChapmanYarra Valley OB 4.0, 5.3, 9.8, 12.13 (85)NOBS/St Pats 0.4, 0.7, 6.7, 9.13 (67)GOALS, Yarra Valley OB: J. Canham 3, C. Hodgens 2, S. Donald 2, B. Trend 1, C. Johnson 1, R. Chipman 1, G. Sceney 1, W. Elsworth 1NOBS/St Pats: C. Horsley 4, M. O’Donoghue 2, P. Kelly 1, G. Bence 1, A. Roberts 1BEST, Yarra Valley OB: S. Yeo, M. Neilly, C. Hodgens, B. Trend, D. Letson, J. HallNOBS/St Pats: C. Horsley, N. Holt, L. Ezard, M. O’Donoghue, P. Kelly, G. Bence

Old Geelong 3.3, 6.7, 9.9, 11.11 (77)Bulleen Templestowe 3.3, 4.4, 9.7, 10.8 (68)GOALS, Old Geelong: A. De Fegely 4, A. Long 3, D. Jefferis 2, B. Dean 1, S. Griffiths 1Bulleen Templestowe : A. Verga 4, C. Ireland 2, C. Broom 1, R. Ferraro 1, D. Florance 1, K. Mattiuzzo 1BEST, Old Geelong: A. De Fegely, B. Millar, J. Potter, W. Evans, H. Weatheral, B. DeanBulleen Templestowe : N. Nassios, T. Harisiou, A. Verga, P. Gallo, C. IrelandKew 2.3, 4.6, 7.6, 12.8 (80)Ormond 2.2, 3.5, 6.6, 7.10 (52)GOALS, Kew : A. Doxey 6, T. Cencic 2, M. Vlahos 1, N. Monaco 1, C. Truran-Johnson 1, C. Spencer 1 Ormond : S. Blandford 1, M. McTernan 1, R. Morris 1, S. Ashton 1, D. Casey 1, T. Naylor 1, A. Clinch 1BEST, Kew : A. Doxey, C. Spencer, T. Cencic, L. Marriott, R. Wyley, G. EvansOrmond : Z. Lesier-Moore, L. Anrep, D. Frazier, S. McCooke, J. Quarmby, S. BlandfordPrahran Assumption 6.6, 11.10, 17.11, 25.14 (164)Whitefriars OC 1.1, 1.1, 1.1, 1.1 (7)GOALS, Prahran Assumption : M. Chilton 10, J. Rice 5, E. Scicluna 3, J. Waters 3, M. Shaw 1, M. Pisker 1, R. Pascoe 1, E. Delahenty 1 Whitefriars OC: P. Hennessy 1BEST, Prahran Assumption : M. Chilton, J. Waters, E. Scicluna, M. Francis, J. Rice, M. BremnerWhitefriars OC: J. Urbano, M. Ciardulli, T. Nilsson, M. Pelosi, B. Vey, J. BonannoSt Mary’s Salesian 10.4, 21.9, 32.12, 40.20 (260)Old Mentonians 1.1, 1.2, 2.3, 2.4 (16)GOALS, St Mary’s Salesian: J. Barrie 10, D. Rajkumar 4, T. Whittle 3, W. Douglas 3, N. Baum 2, A. Murphy 2, D. Ryan 2, M. Howard 2, R. Williams 2, S. Shaw 1, L. Hawkins 1, S. Gatehouse 1, A. Morris 1, L. Childs 1, A. Pathirana 1, D. Gook 1, N. Ludwig 1, B. Semmler-Farr 1, N. Alexopoulos 1Old Mentonians: A. Rayment 1, M. Coppard 1BEST, St Mary’s Salesian: S. Shaw, B. Kelly, N. Baum, D. Ryan, W. Douglas, A. BussellOld Mentonians: J. Paul, A. Rayment, T. Cashion, J. Wearne, S. Leneghan, R. SinclairYarra Valley OB 1.1, 2.2, 6.4, 10.4 (64)NOBS/St Pats 1.2, 4.2, 6.4, 7.5 (47)GOALS, Yarra Valley OB: M. Gazeas 2, B. Seeger 2, J. Woolley 2, D. Perry 1, M. Fraser 1, D. Mills 1, J. Goldsmith 1NOBS/St Pats: J. Murfett 2, D. O’Donaghue 2, N. Marchbank 1, S. Thomas 1, C. Rose 1BEST, Yarra Valley OB: M. Gazeas, S. Goldsworthy, L. Grimwade, D. Mills, W. Harding, M. FraserNOBS/St Pats: D. Brown, J. Murfett, J. Conrick, C. Rose, S. Fennell, P. Carter

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against Kew with another 4 goals for the OMs as Strange went bump in the night. The ever-consistent Cameron Butler was commendable in defence once again for SMS.

Willie Bee’s Clive Waterhouse MOTR for Round 17Clive likes Toorak Park, as there is always plenty of talent on offer both on and off the field. Prahran Assumption is playing purely for pride, however the twos’ game between the two clubs is a serious focal point. Clive is tipping two from two for the St Mary’s Salesian boys, but in very tight affairs.

St Mary’s Salesian by 11 points.

became the lone soldier to threaten St Mary’s Salesian’s hold on 4th. As unlikely as it seemed, with the game in the balance at Toorak Park, the ‘Friars dared to dream. Unfortunately, from half time a rejuvenated Prahran Assumption swiftly drew their sword and decapitated all hopes of a Whitefriars’ rendezvous with September. Rick Ellis was the Two Blues’ focal point in attack, kicking 6, with strong support from John Robbins who booted 3. Alex Simpson also starred in the 36-point win. For Whitefriars, Sean Currie kicked 2 and was awarded the six-pack as his side now plays only for their own personal pride.

St Mary’s Salesian controlled proceedings from start to finish in a scrappy affair at Ferndale Park. Old Mentonians proved an honest opponent for the 4th placed side, but could not match the class of Darcy Grant and ‘Bucky’ Puruntatameri who kicked 5, and returned to his electrifying best. It wasn’t champagne football but the win has secured a 3rd successive finals appearance for the club. Kyle Conlon backed his strong performance


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Eltham took another step closer to successive finals births with a dominant 53-point win over Northern Blues at Eltham College. The win saw the Turtles leapfrog the Blues and secure fourth spot. Eltham’s performance may just be its best of the year, and it couldn’t have come at a better time. The Blues on the other hand will be rueing the loss, which has put a serious dent in their quest for a third successive flag. The Blues are definite finals smokies. Their best is well and truly good enough to match it with Ivanhoe and St John’s, but unfortunately, they haven’t displayed it consistently enough away from home. Northern’s season is on the line this week as it heads to Garvey Oval in a game that they simply must win. Eltham are in a similar position. Two doesn’t go into one, and both Eltham and Northern can’t afford to drop any of their final two games of the year. The Turtles head to the inner southeast to face a plucky Melbourne High, and will need to bring the same defensive intent as it did last week. Eltham held Northern to a mere five goals, and banged on 13 of their own. The Blues will be hoping it was just a blip on the radar, while the Turtles may be hitting their straps at the right time of year.

Richmond Central threw a spanner in the works as it held on for a nail biting nine-point win over Old Paradians at Kevin Bartlett Reserve. The win all but consolidates the Snakes’ spot in Division 2 for 2016 while the loss means the Raiders are still yet to cement their top-four spot. In a tight first-half, goals came at a premium and both had their fair share of momentum. Richmond held sway by ten-points at the main change, and with their finals’ spot on the line, the Raiders lifted accordingly. They slotted five-goals-to-two in the third-term and reversed the deficit and took a five-point lead into the final term. In a pulsating last quarter, the Snakes bagged a match-winning five goals to three and sealed a memorable win. They were led

superbly by Jake Munro (5) who worked brilliantly in concert with Bugeja (5). The Boundy brothers combined for eight goals as David bagged six, and Michael slotted two. Parade is in an unenviable position where it now must win its final two games against Northern and South Melbourne to secure their top-four spot. Richmond can’t make the top-four, but last week, they may have helped shape it. They’ll go in warm favourites this week against Elsternwick, and have the opportunity to end the year with eight wins.

Ivanhoe spearhead Mitch Lovell recorded a career-best bag of 13 as the Hoes demolished lowly Elsternwick by 129 points. Lovell was handsomely supported by Reuben Blackmore-Moore who bagged six and will provide plenty of headaches for the St Johns’ coaching this week. The game went according to plan for the opening three quarters, and in the last, the floodgates burst open. The Hoes stormed home with an 11-goal-to-three and are in scintillating form. The win beautifully sets up this week’s top-of-the-table with St John’s in what looms as an intriguing encounter. It’s extremely likely that the two sides will face each other in a fortnight, and may play their cards close to their chest. Elsternwick finds itself at the other end of the spectrum, as the Wicks find themselves dangling dangerously close to relegation. This week they face Richmond Central, and if they’re any chance at dragging themselves out of relegation, they must win.

Melbourne High was dealt a scare in its hard-fought eight-point win over cellar-dweller South Melbourne. Little more than a goal separated


Monash v South Melbourne

Elsternwick v Richmond Central

Old Paradians v Northern Blues

Ivanhoe v St John’s

MHSOB v Eltham

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late season form and jumped the Gryphons and controlled the match for the remainder. Holding a six goal lead at the main change, St John’s blew the Gryphons out-of-the-park with 11 goals in 15 minutes to start the third and effectively ended the contest. Monash toiled away manfully but was simply outclassed by a St John’s outfit that is priming itself for the post-season. The JOCs this week have an interesting game against ladder-leaders Ivanhoe, who beat St John’s handsomely earlier in the season. Monash’s game this week against South Melbourne is intriguing for more dire reasons. One seems destined for relegation and as the Gryphons sit perilously close to the relegation zone, they would want to lift for the occasion.


both sides for most of the day, with Unicorn’s “Panda” Hawking’s bag of six proving the difference. South District’s came agonisingly close to recording its second win of the year, and now are anchored to the bottom of the ladder. After a few lean years, Melbourne High’s ability to consolidate its position in Div 2 will please the Unicorn’s hierarchy. This week they host the Turtles, who have finals on their mind. Souths face possible relegation partner Monash, in a crucial clash for both sides.

St John’s recaptured some of its attacking prowess as key-forward Tim Edwards bagged ten and led his side to a commanding 80-point win. The JOCs were wary of Monash’s plucky

Ivanhoe 4.6, 10.8, 14.19, 25.24 (174)Elsternwick 0.3, 1.4, 4.8, 6.9 (45)GOALS, Ivanhoe : M. Lovell 13, R. Blackmore-Moore 6, L. Minney 1, S. Bettiol 1, L. Jacob 1, G. Francis 1, J. Harty 1, Z. Mowat 1Elsternwick : J. Hunter 4, J. Christie 1, J. Biviano 1BEST, Ivanhoe : L. Minney, M. Lovell, L. Roberts, J. Morrison, L. Jacob, R. Blackmore-MooreElsternwick : A. Oldfield, P. Cassidy, B. Robertson, T. Burgdorf, A. Patey, J. HunterMhsob 4.1, 8.2, 9.5, 13.9 (87)South Melbourne Districts 5.0, 7.2, 10.5, 12.7 (79)GOALS, Mhsob: N. Hawking 6, M. White 2, S. Anderson 2, M. Brain 1, B. Jellis 1, S. Villani 1South Melbourne Districts: M. Mitchell-Russell 3, J. Heis 2, S. Clarke 2, T. McNamara 1, S. Wright 1, A. Bermingham 1, A. Balestra 1, M. Rhodes 1BEST, Mhsob: D. O’Connor, N. Hawking, M. White, Z. Smooker, B. Jellis, S. AndersonSouth Melbourne Districts: E. Costello, A. Hedge, J. Eastman, A. Minichiello, T. MaloneyEltham Collegians 3.2, 6.5, 9.10, 13.11 (89)Northern Blues 0.1, 1.2, 3.4, 5.6 (36)GOALS, Eltham Collegians : B. Gill 4, Z. Tranter 3, T. Woods 2, F. Cloney 1, B. Switkowski 1, A. Hargrave 1, S. Richardson 1Northern Blues: N. Parkes 2, T. Beames 1, L. Carter 1, L. McRedmond 1BEST, Eltham Collegians : N. Harper, J. Bird, R. Foo, T. Woods, J. Galvin, J. HowellNorthern Blues: A. Farchione, B. Parke, D. Sansonetti, L. Carter, J. Warwick, P. SansonettiRichmond Central 2.1, 6.2, 8.6, 13.9 (87)Old Paradians 2.2, 4.4, 9.5, 12.6 (78)GOALS, Richmond Central : J. Munro 5, S. Bugeja 5, D. Cannon 2, K. Schoenmaekers 1Old Paradians: D. Boundy 6, M. Nolan 2, M. Boundy 2, J. Kappos 1, M. Simpson 1BEST, Richmond Central : J. Luis, L. Carland, J. Hegarty, J. Munro, S. Bugeja, N. AnsteyOld Paradians: D. McKenna, M. Derham, J. Kandilakis, W. Jeffrey, M. Boundy, M. NolanSt Johns OC 4.1, 9.5, 20.6, 26.7 (163)Monash Gryphons 1.3, 3.5, 9.9, 12.11 (83)GOALS, St Johns OC: T. Edwards 10, A. Thornton 4, C. Strobel 3, C. Ely 1, L. Mara 1, J. Dexter 1, A. Abela 1, C. Ladson 1, K. Arnold 1, J. Gaget 1, R. Scott 1, G. Ennis 1Monash Gryphons: A. Barrett 4, L. Reynolds 2, D. McConville 2, B. Rose 1, L. Pound 1, K. Cherian 1, J. Nuguid 1BEST, St Johns OC: T. Edwards, L. Mara, J. Gaget, D. Cattolico, C. Strobel, G. CostasMonash Gryphons: L. Pound, D. Petsinis, A. Barrett, D. Baxter, A. Flowerday, J. Nuguid

Ivanhoe 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 27.15 (177)Elsternwick 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 2.3 (15)GOALS, Ivanhoe : R. Smyth 6, J. Lagreca 5, R. Cotter 4, A. Woodward 2, B. Grigg 2, N. Godfrey 2, C. Perkins 2, L. Vaughan 1, M. Brazzale 1, W. Emerson 1, J. Mancuso 1Elsternwick : T. Drewett 1, P. Mulcahy 1BEST, Ivanhoe : N. Godfrey, J. Garth, R. Smyth, A. Woodward, J. Lagreca, R. CotterElsternwick : T. Drewett, M. Rosewarne, P. Convery, C. O’Loughlin, J. Swincer, D. FeiberMhsob 6.6, 15.8, 19.14, 23.15 (153)South Melbourne Districts 0.0, 1.2, 2.4, 3.5 (23)GOALS, Mhsob: K. Smith 8, J. Richmond 6, J. Lewis 2, S. Keough 2, R. McIldowie 2, M. Duran 1, K. McDonald 1, K. Pumpa 1South Melbourne Districts: D. Robertson 1, S. Balestra 1, D. Phillips 1BEST, Mhsob: R. McIldowie, K. Smith, J. Lewis, S. Keough, W. Garwood, J. NaughtonSouth Melbourne Districts: R. Chirgwin, A. Jolly, J. Gaut, S. Balestra, D. O’DeaEltham Collegians 2.4, 3.6, 5.7, 8.11 (59)Northern Blues 3.1, 4.5, 4.13, 6.15 (51)GOALS, Eltham Collegians : P. Zumbo 2, J. Iaquinto 2, J. Neilson 1, L. Pearson 1, J. Hyndman 1, J. Bevilacqua 1Northern Blues: E. Scott 4, J. Karanikos 1, M. Humphries 1BEST, Eltham Collegians : B. Jupp, S. Stratford, P. Zumbo, M. Mcphee, S. Weston, M. SalterNorthern Blues: A. Rondinelli, R. Dezan, M. Humphries, P. Smith, M. Wilson, M. ParkesRichmond Central 1.4, 7.7, 12.14, 14.21 (105)Old Paradians 1.2, 2.2, 2.5, 4.6 (30)GOALS, Richmond Central : R. Schwedes 3, A. Fraser 2, M. Pietrzak 2, N. Cannon 2, S. Brown 1, R. McCaughey 1, D. Curnow 1, E. Cotter 1, C. Pullen 1Old Paradians: C. Costas 1, P. Salvatico 1, M. Kolotylo 1, A. Ziella 1BEST, Richmond Central : S. Brown, T. Nunn, J. Fenech, J. Ruwoldt, J. Lee, R. McCaugheyOld Paradians: S. Denier, M. Raponi, D. Huntley, L. Grech, A. Ziella, A. LangshawSt Johns OC 7.3, 10.4, 15.6, 20.10 (130)Monash Gryphons 0.1, 0.1, 1.2, 4.2 (26)GOALS, St Johns OC: D. Camm 6, S. Fricot 4, R. Moldrich 1, M. De Poilly 1, B. Ash 1, N. De Poilly 1, A. Edwards 1, L. Seal 1, J. Grima 1, D. O’Connor 1, D. Duggan 1, A. Alexander 1Monash Gryphons: M. O’Neill 1, M. Keo 1, S. Abel 1, C. Gordon 1BEST, St Johns OC: J. Archer, B. Ash, S. Fricot, A. Alexander, T. Diaz, D. O’ConnorMonash Gryphons: S. Abel, J. Rose, M. Price, M. Keo, J. Harrak, J. White


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Round 16 had everything. Blowouts, tough contests and a come from behind victory to see the Animals remain undefeated. Some teams have fallen out of finals contention and it’s up to Swinburne to finalise sixth. To the games:

AQUINAS DEF. BY EMMAUS ST. LEO’SDespite no rain, a wet and slippery day at Aquinas College saw an epic battle for the four points. Aquinas had nothing to lose and everything to gain. The biggest lead was at half time when the Animals led by 16 points but Aquinas came back with a 5 goal straight quarter to be a point down at 3-quarter time. Accurate goal kicking saw the Bloods get to an 11-point lead late in the last quarter but the Animals put in a surge to take out a two-point victory. Nathan Baranello (2 goals) was best for the Animals, in a strong display in the mud. No one seemed to be able to stop Bloods star, Zac Parr with 5 goals. Chris Beluszar had 4 goals for the Animals. As the old cliché (sort of) goes, this could be the loss they had to have, but didn’t.

UHS-VU DEF. LA TROBE UNI La Trobe needed a strong start if they were going to be any chance and that’s exactly what they did finishing the quarter up by 9. However, a poor second quarter let the Vultures regain control to be up 16. The second half was even with both teams trading goals with the Vultures being able to maintain the buffer or the rest of the match. Stephen Leitch was rebounding terrifically and Matt Ogle was dominating in the ruck, giving La Trobe first use. UHS did enough to run out 12-point winners. Ben Collins led all scorers with 3 majors and Dean Benstead was BOG.

WEST BRUNSWICK DEF. SWINBURNE UNIAt home, West Brunswick started well and was able to put a good break at quarter time against the Razorbacks. Swinny weren’t at full strength and in conjunction with a few early injuries; their ability to make rotations was reduced to minimal. The Magpies would have been pleased with their

free scoring across the 4 quarters. This is only the 4th time this year that they have scored more goals than points. For the Razorbacks, David Webb was the only multiple goal kicker with 2 and Rich Lugg was their best. Scott Hulm (7 goals), Dylan Muscat (5) and Matt Holmes (4) had a field day in front of the big sticks for the Magpies. Russell George was BOG.

HAWTHORN DEF. GLEN EIRA It was a hard fought win for the Hawks over Glen Eira in their Mental Health Awareness match at Rathmines Rd. Glen Eira’s Cris Massis (1 goal) was also celebrating his 200th game milestone. The margin was never more than 2 or 3 goals for the whole game, as BOG Sam Gold seemingly brought his own footy and was prolific with the pill, hitting up Jason Ince and Richard Ogge consistently on their way to combining for 8 goals (5/3 respectively). Glen Eira were fighting to save a finals chance and never went away, getting to within a goal in the last quarter before the Hawks pulled away to win by 3 goals. Todd Richardson was best for the Saints and Julius Waras-Carstensen led with 3 goals

POWER HOUSE DEF. ELEY PARKThe Sharks headed out to Ross Gregory Oval to meet Power House. The Sharks started off well, going into the quarter time break up by 10 points after making the most of our opportunities whilst Power House was inaccurate with their shots on goal. The Sharks did not start well in the second quarter with Adam Collett getting on top of their defence kicking 3 of his 4 goals. Then, like clockwork, the Sharks’ injuries began to mount in the 3rd quarter with skipper, Chris Marsiglio and halfback Chris Brown both going down. With the fizz out of the game, the Sharks kicked a few in the last to garner some respect but Powerhouse’s quick ball movement and superior skill on the day proved to be decisive. Dan Isaac our best for

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the Sharks, Ben Circosta (3 goals) was man of the match for Power House.

PREVIEWRound 17 and 2 rounds to play. The VAFA has saved the best rounds to last, beginning last week. Some even match-ups in which anyone can win. To the games for this week:

Aquinas (3rd) hosts a well-rested Albert Park (8th). Albert Park is playing for pride and Aquinas should have real belief after the one that got away last week. Aquinas.

Bruce McAvaney would be saying “delicious” about Emmaus St. Leo’s (1st) vs. West Brunswick (2nd) and my clear match of the round. It’s anybody’s game. The game features the best attack taking on the best defence. The Animals

Glen Eira (7th) hosts Power House (9th). Mathematically, the Saints can still do it but it rests on Swinny’s shoulders. No harm in the Saints snatching this victory anyway.

Swinburne Uni (6th) hosts Uhs-Vu (5th). A win for Swinny provided they kick straight will sew up finals for 2015.

Eley Park (10th) hosts Hawthorn (4th). For the Sharks, it’s a win at all costs to save them from relegation but, unfortunately, it’s not going to be. Hawthorn.

La Trobe Uni (11th) have the bye, will remain on the bottom and will finish the year off travelling to Hawthorn.

Emmaus St Leos OC 2.3, 6.5, 8.8, 12.10 (82)Aquinas OC 2.0, 4.1, 9.1, 13.2 (80)GOALS, Emmaus St Leos OC : C. Beluszar 4, M. Lalor 2, N. Baranello 2, J. Kappiniaris 1, R. Harding 1, C. Hogan 1, P. McCluskey 1Aquinas OC: Z. Parr 5, S. Tibb 2, B. Ryan 2, B. O’Loughlin 1, J. Price 1, A. Kinghorn 1, J. Perrett 1BEST, Emmaus St Leos OC : N. Baranello, A. McDougall, N. Robin, L. Virgo, A. Ballard, M. DavisAquinas OC: J. Perrett, L. Barnes, J. Morrison-Story, M. Jess, Z. Parr, B. O’Loughlin

Hawthorn 4.2, 6.6, 8.9, 12.12 (84)Glen Eira 2.1, 3.4, 5.8, 9.9 (63)GOALS, Hawthorn : J. Ince 5, R. Ogge 3, S. Gold 1, D. Pritchard 1, J. Lehmann 1, J. Perks 1Glen Eira : J. Waras Carstensen 3, S. Jeanes 2, D. Entwistle 2, C. Massis 1, S. Hollow 1BEST, Hawthorn : S. Gold, J. Ince, B. Waters, D. Monohan, D. Kennedy, D. PritchardGlen Eira : T. Richardson, M. Fletcher, J. Amerena, J. Doran, C. Massis, S. Jeanes

Power House 0.5, 5.9, 10.13, 14.19 (103)Eley Park Sharks 2.3, 4.7, 4.10, 9.14 (68)GOALS, Power House : A. Collett 4, B. Circosta 3, E. Edwards 2, A. Stubbs 2, L. Stubbs 1, S. Devine 1, T. Collett 1Eley Park Sharks: N. Bahnsen 4, D. Edwards 1, A. Stevenson 1, T. Houlden 1, M. Fitton 1, T. Sigalas 1BEST, Power House : B. Circosta, J. Whelan, E. Nyary, B. Kyne, R. Gregory, C. UrwinEley Park Sharks: D. Isaac, A. Stevenson, M. Fitton, D. Viola, B. Rush, O. Dickson

Uhs-Vu 1.3, 5.6, 8.10, 10.13 (73)La Trobe University 3.0, 3.2, 6.6, 9.7 (61)GOALS, Uhs-Vu : B. Collins 3, J. Clark 2, T. O’Halloran 2, L. Temming 2, S. McSweeney 1La Trobe University : M. Pearson 2, I. Fan 1, C. Ruwoldt 1, S. Condon 1, B. Anderson 1, J. Keiller 1, S. Field 1, B. Rowles 1BEST, Uhs-Vu : D. Benstead, S. Guggisberg, J. Healey, B. Collins, N. Rowland, J. ClarkLa Trobe University : M. Ogle, J. Keiller, B. Hoffmann, W. Hubbard, S. Leitch, E. Kelly

West Brunswick 7.3, 12.8, 18.11, 23.15 (153)Swinburne University 0.2, 1.3, 2.5, 4.6 (30)GOALS, West Brunswick : S. Hulm 7, D. Muscat 5, M. Holmes 4, W. Dillon 2, J. Taylor 1, B. Simpson 1, L. Buckler 1, C. Germon 1, B. Irving 1Swinburne University : D. Webb 2, D. Green 1, B. Higgins 1BEST, West Brunswick : R. George, L. Martin, E. Lloyd, B. Simpson, J. Beer, C. CashinSwinburne University : R. Lugg, M. Lingham, D. Thwaites, T. Polites, A. Woodhead, S. Ashton

Emmaus St Leos OC 3.3, 6.3, 8.3, 9.6 (60)Aquinas OC 3.0, 4.0, 7.2, 7.2 (44)GOALS, Emmaus St Leos OC : E. Mitchell 2, S. Jones 2, N. Ng 1, G. Simondson 1, N. Sheridan 1, B. O’Neill 1, D. Steiert 1Aquinas OC: D. Malvaso 2, J. McDonald 1, S. O’Loughlin 1, C. Ryan 1, N. Spencer 1, T. Manley 1BEST, Emmaus St Leos OC : E. Mitchell, J. Greensides, B. O’Neill, J. Crothers, G. Simondson, D. McNeillAquinas OC: J. Kogelman, J. McCann, T. Manley, L. Brouwer, J. Bayley, C. Wright

Hawthorn 4.1, 8.5, 11.10, 20.13 (133)Glen Eira 3.2, 4.3, 5.5, 5.5 (35)GOALS, Hawthorn : V. Bist 5, J. Downie 4, T. Gillies 4, K. Grant 3, J. Papailiou 1, A. Loke 1, P. Vijayakumar 1, A. Hammel 1Glen Eira : D. Santalucia 2, S. Vamvakas 1, P. Lithgow 1, B. O’Donnell 1BEST, Hawthorn : V. Bist, J. Murray, D. Mitchell, T. Gillies, J. Papailiou, K. GrantGlen Eira : D. Eade, D. Santalucia, O. Boukarroum, D. Sonnberger, S. Lithgow, P. Lithgow

Power House 2.7, 8.8, 15.9, 18.12 (120)Eley Park Sharks 0.0, 0.1, 0.4, 2.5 (17)GOALS, Power House : A. Pryde 6, P. Arnold 3, H. Miller 3, S. Hughes 2, T. O’Sullivan 2, S. Circosta 1, N. Jeffrey 1Eley Park Sharks: R. Raydan 1, M. Reid 1BEST, Power House : H. Miller, J. Quirk, S. Hughes, B. Lindeback, D. Kilmartin, A. PrydeEley Park Sharks: S. Judd, M. Wilkinson, A. Chandramouli, R. Raydan, M. Tampaline, A. Wreford

Uhs-Vu 3.4, 6.7, 10.8, 11.11 (77)La Trobe University 0.1, 3.2, 3.3, 5.3 (33)GOALS, Uhs-Vu : R. Dickson 5, A. Hellner 2, S. Quinn 1, A. Milicevic 1, A. Certo 1, B. Cross 1La Trobe University : B. Robinson 2, L. Watson 1, B. Tonkin 1, S. Marchitto 1BEST, Uhs-Vu : N. Swanson, R. Dickson, J. Neeson, A. Certo, A. Hellner, T. WoodlockLa Trobe University : B. Robinson, W. Lowry, L. Watson, M. Stringer, B. Tonkin, D. Brown

West Brunswick 3.1, 5.2, 7.6, 10.9 (69)Swinburne University 1.2, 4.3, 5.4, 5.5 (35)GOALS, West Brunswick : Swinburne University : J. Bradley 2, E. Black 1, J. Barnard 1, J. Dwyer 1BEST, West Brunswick : Swinburne University : J. Trinne, D. McKail, J. Curran, J. Barnard, J. Bradley, J. Dwyer




The Bye week. It can be a blessing or a curse. For sides that have already cemented their seat upon the finals express, it’s undoubtedly a blessing. A chance for the players to rest their weary calves, book a brief sojourn to Bali (providing the ash cloud buggers off), enjoy a bit of team bonding, collaborate on a boy band idea to raise funds for footy trip and take stock before their shot at the ultimate prize.

But for the sides climbing their way up the ladder, the bye makes for drastically different reading. Riding the wave of momentum, the bye proves to be an annoying roadblock, stifling the much-needed momentum as they head towards the end of the home and away season, and with it, the hopeful pull of finals.

With the challenges an 11-side competition throws up, time will tell which sides have negotiated the bye weeks better.

With juggernauts Canterbury and Westbourne on the sidelines this week, it allowed sides of the ilk of Point Cook and Box Hill North to step out from under the radar, and bathe in the glory traditionally afforded to the top tiers of the ladder.

Box Hill North played host to Masala at Elgar Park on Saturday. In a romance novel, the proclaimed champion of multiculturalism in football would have stormed passed Box Hill and claimed the points during Multicultural Round. Unfortunately, the picturesque meander through the leafy eastern suburbs of Melbourne would be as good as it got for the travelling Masala, going down by 127 points. Given the arctic breeze that appears to have plagued Melbourne for the past six weeks, the conditions at Elgar Park were sublime, with a great display of skills on show for the unusually large crowd.

Daniel Penny was formidable up for throughout the day, kicking seven, a total that would have been much higher had he not been suffering from a case of the yips in front of the big sticks. Nicholas Lang played his best game for the club to date; some estimates on his disposal count reaching above 50. While Leon Desmond played a brilliant second fiddle role to Penny, kicking four and unselfishly dishing many more off. For Masala who tried all day, It was Bradley Park and Samuel Freeman who impressed.

North Brunswick, Parside and Mount Lilydale are all fighting it out for the last two rungs in the top six. As much as I hate the adage, the Parkside vs Mount Lilydale at Pilcher Park, was most certainly an eight point game. With Mount Lilydale’s season having more peaks and troughs than a night out with Ricky Nixon (toot toot), it’s hard to ever predict their form, and despite coming up against a side lower than them on the ladder, they crawled out of the gates. Parkside were the polar opposite, piling on the first four goals of the game and building what would prove an unassailable lead. Scott McLaren notched up what must be BOG number 13 this season, clearing the ball at will and making incredibly light work of the throng of opponents he endured throughout the day. Timothy Wise was back to his usual lofty standards and Darren Gresham put in his best performance to date for the club. Despite the thrashing, Mount Lilydale was buoyed by performances from Daniel Dimitriou, Nick Hartrup and Adam Thorne. Their season looks to be coming to an end, with finals appearing almost out of reach after a very disappointing month.

As all games are at this end of the season, it was

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a must win for North Brunswick as they left the trendy north and headed to the industrial west for their clash against Point Cook. Leaving their fixies and beard oil behind, the Bulls headed across the Westgate brimming with confidence. The canvas to announce themselves as genuine contenders awaited. Unfortunately for the Bulls, the return trip was far less enthusiastic, heading back north with a 39-point loss in tow. After a lamentable first term, the Bulls rallied in the 2nd term, and went into the sheds only 2 kicks down. After a brutal address nearly worthy of a YouTube upload from the Point Cook coaching staff, the Bulldogs came out firing, flexing their bicep and running out comfortable victors. William Dawson was sensational in front of goal for Point Cook kicking 7 goals, and Mason Kip had the ball on a string. For North Brunswick, it was Luke Mahoney and Peter Putler who stood tall.

The Match of the Round for round 17 is potentially season-defining. Box Hill North hosts Point Cook in a clash that, with a win, could see Box Hill North lock up 4th and Point Cook become a genuine chance at top 2. With Old Westbourne due to take on Canterbury in round 18 and Point Cook hooked up to face Mt Lilydale in the final round, a win could see them avoid playing Box Hill North in the first week of the finals. They’ll win by 23 points.

DIVISION 4 LAST ROUND DIVISION 4 RESERVEBox Hill North 5.4, 10.12, 14.14, 26.18 (174)Masala Football Club 1.1, 4.1, 4.2, 7.5 (47)GOALS, Box Hill North : D. Penny 7, L. Desmond 4, J. Gasparini 2, D. Howlett 2, J. Howarth 2, D. Templeton 2, M. Penny 2, D. Liistro 1, N. Lang 1, C. Liston 1, N. Nolan 1, R. Wilding 1Masala Football Club: S. Freeman 4, M. Decarne 1, J. Logan 1, B. Parker 1BEST, Box Hill North : N. Lang, S. Howe, A. Mannerheim, L. Desmond, D. Penny, P. DoyleMasala Football Club: B. Parker, M. Hawes, D. Crkvenac, M. Decarne, S. Daw, A. AdamopoulosParkside Football Club 3.3, 5.5, 9.7, 12.13 (85)Mt Lilydale OC 0.3, 1.5, 5.8, 8.8 (56)GOALS, Parkside Football Club: S. McLaren 2, R. Parsons 2, S. Potter 2, C. Hogg 2, C. Dagostino 1, D. Potter 1, N. Burton 1, T. Wise 1Mt Lilydale OC: D. Dimitriou 3, A. Thorne 2, L. Powell 2, T. Bailey 1BEST, Parkside Football Club: S. McLaren, T. Wise, D. Gresham, C. Hogg, D. Potter, N. BurtonMt Lilydale OC: N. Hartrup, D. Dimitriou, T. Bailey, A. Thorne, L. Powell, T. McQuinnPoint Cook 6.2, 10.3, 14.5, 18.8 (116)North Brunswick 3.2, 8.4, 9.7, 11.11 (77)GOALS, Point Cook : W. Dawson 7, R. Munn 4, R. Tilly 2, J. Mandahl 1, D. Sidwell 1, M. Smith 1, P. Dawson 1, M. Groves 1North Brunswick : P. Butler 3, B. Gallagher 2, J. Dimarco 1, A. Keegan 1, O. Baring 1, S. Mair 1, S. Gallagher 1, C. Dargavel 1BEST, Point Cook : W. Dawson, M. Kip, R. Munn, P. Auciello, T. Hyde, R. MilneNorth Brunswick : L. Mahoney, C. Dargavel, A. Keegan, J. Dimarco, D. Nugent, P. Butler

Box Hill North 6.4, 15.8, 22.14, 31.19 (205)Masala Football Club 0.2, 1.3, 1.3, 1.3 (9)GOALS, Box Hill North : J. Cope 4, J. Linehan 3, B. Odza 3, E. Charles 3, R. Ball 3, G. Cavallo 3, B. Pearce 2, A. Rodrigues 2, T. Manno 2, A. Walker 2, J. McDevitt 2, K. Axten 1, W. McKenzie 1Masala Football Club: P. Kailasanathan 1BEST, Box Hill North : T. Manno, W. McKenzie, B. Pearce, A. Walker, K. Axten, E. CharlesMasala Football Club: P. Kailasanathan, D. Maher, D. Shanks, B. Maher, L. BradfordParkside Football Club 5.3, 7.6, 8.7, 13.10 (88)Mt Lilydale OC 3.1, 5.4, 6.9, 8.13 (61)GOALS, Parkside Football Club: E. Morris 4, J. Boyle 3, J. Venables 2, W. Lay 2, P. Halaris 2Mt Lilydale OC: A. Rodwell 2, R. Sadlier 1, W. Johnson 1, A. Darragh 1, J. Galtieri 1, T. van Strijp 1, N. Percy 1BEST, Parkside Football Club: W. Lay, E. Wood, L. Bates, S. Herrick, P. Labigang, J. PalmerMt Lilydale OC: I. Hawkey, W. Johnson, A. Darragh, D. Hughes, S. Harding, R. SadlierNorth Brunswick 1.0, 3.0, 7.2, 9.3 (57)Point Cook 2.3, 4.7, 5.9, 7.13 (55)GOALS, North Brunswick : B. Courts 5, D. Manoukian 2, B. Cornish 1, S. Miller 1Point Cook : M. Gabriel 4, M. Rayner 1, C. Cox 1, W. Krutop 1BEST, North Brunswick : D. Kuyucak, M. Batobalani, G. McMonigle, T. Geary, J. Bendall, J. HayesPoint Cook : M. Pruscino, C. Matcham, M. Gabriel, M. Yee, R. Barker, C. Morrison



NEXT WEEKS GAMESWILLIAM BUCK PREMIER

Beaumaris University Blacks 14:00Collegians Old Carey 14:00De La Salle St Bernards 14:00Old Xaverians Old Trinity 14:00University Blues Old Scotch 14:00

PREMIER BCaulfield Gr. St Kevins OB 14:00Fitzroy Parkdale Vultures 14:00Hampton Rovers AJAX 14:00Mazenod OC Old Melburnians 14:00Old Brighton Gr. St Bedes/Mentone Tigers 14:00

PREMIER CMarcellin OC PEGS 14:00Oakleigh Williamstown CYMS 14:00Old Haileyburians Monash Blues 14:00Old Ivanhoe Gr. Old Camberwell Gr. 14:00Therry Penola OB Peninsula OB 14:00

DIVISION 1Bulleen Templestowe Yarra Valley OB 14:00NOBS/St Pats Old Mentonians 14:00Ormond Prahran Assumption 14:00St Mary's Salesian Old Geelong 14:00Whitefriars OC Kew 14:00

DIVISION 2Northern Blues Monash Gryphons 14:00Eltham Collegians Ivanhoe 14:00Richmond Central Mhsob 14:00Sth Melbourne Districts Old Paradians 14:00St Johns OC Elsternwick 14:00

DIVISION 3Albert Park Eley Park Sharks 14:00Hawthorn La Trobe University 14:00Power House Swinburne University 14:00UHS-VU Glen Eira 14:00West Brunswick Aquinas OC 14:00

DIVISION 4Chadstone Box Hill North 14:00Parkside Manningham Cobras 14:00Point Cook Mt Lilydale OC 14:00South Mornington Masala 14:00Westbourne Gr. Canterbury 14:00

MEGT UNDER 19 PREMIEROld Scotch Old Melburnians 14:00Old Trinity University Blacks 14:00St Bernards Beaumaris 14:00St Kevins De La Salle 14:00University Blues Old Xaverians 14:00

UNDER 19 SECTION 2Collegians Caulfield Gr. 9:20Marcellin OC Fitzroy 14:00Old Brighton St Bedes/Mentone Tigers 9:20Parkdale Vultures Old Ivanhoe Gr. 14:00Whitefriars Mazenod 9:20

UNDER 19 SECTION 3Old Carey Gr. Hampton Rovers 14:00Old Xaverians Old Camberwell Gr. 14:00St Bernards Ormond 14:00Williamstown CYMS Old Geelong 14:00

UNDER 19 SECTION 4MHSOB Old Haileyburians 14:00Monash Blues Mazenod 14:00Northern Blues Beaumaris 9:20Oakleigh De La Salle OC 9:20Parkdale Vultures St Kevins OB 11:40Therry Penola OB Peninsula OB 9:20

VAFA COLTSIvanhoe Williamstown CYMS 14:00Old Paradians La Trobe University 14:00UHS-VU/Flemington Parkside 9:20University Blues Point Cook 11:40St Bernards Bye

CLUB XVIII (1) — GRAND FINAL

Old Xaverians v TBA

CLUB XVIII (2) — GRAND FINAL

St Francis Xavier v TBA

PREMIER THIRDS1st or 2nd 3rd or 4th TBC

PREMIER B THIRDS1st or 2nd 3rd or 4th TBC

PREMIER C THIRDS1st or 2nd 3rd or 4th TBC

*VAFA fixturing is subject to change



WILLIAM BUCK PREMIERRADIO BROADCAST GAME LISTEN LIVE ON 96.5FM

1 Sam Thompson2 Ashley Lim3 James Strauss4 Nick Jamieson5 James Sansom6 Jack Bull (VC)7 Jordan Clarke8 Lachie Hill (DVC)9 Scott Sherwen (C)10 Sam Margitich10 Lewis Parisi11 Charlie Long12 James Bowden13 Jock McKinnon13 Richard Wilkinson14 Adam Houlihan14 Alex King15 Andrew Jelbart15 Harry McCallum15 Kris Paltoglou16 Sean Richardson17 Sam White18 Caillin O’Shannessy19 Tom Harkness20 Sam Neil21 Ned Walmsley22 Hugo Perry23 Matt Tyler24 Jack Davis25 Max Davis25 Daley Mackenzie26 Will Strange27 Chris Watts28 Justin Nikolovski29 Brett Borland30 Mitch Bradley30 James Voltscos31 James Long32 Ed Dalton33 Tom Beddison33 Henry Dick34 Sam Barnett34 Nick Bennison35 Callum Goldby36 Luke Moran37 Sean Leith (RC)38 Lachie Cooper39 Henry Harms39 Heath Northey

40 Angus Harlock41 Hayden Calway42 Jack McIntosh42 Tom McKinley43 Brendan Johnstone44 Jack Furey45 Jack Hurley46 Will Hays46 Max Wills47 James Parsell48 Fraser Macfarlane50 Alex O’Shannessy51 John Daggian52 Josh Raines53 Conor O’Beirne54 Ed Furey55 Nich Cox56 Jake Clemm57 Rupert Wills58 Andrew Hummerston59 Scott Sansom60 Scott Wilcox61 Tom Holding63 Chris Docker65 Fergus McKenzie67 Nick Myhal67 Mitchell Pert68 Will Hewson69 Alex van Ryn71 Nich Reddish72 Nick Lindsay73 Tom Hamilton74 Robert Hays75 Cameron Melville77 Lachlan Sloyan79 Will Carroll80 Hamish Dennis81 Tim Melville82 Will Michael84 Will Mackintosh86 Ed Barbour87 Jonathan Daggian88 Call McDonough90 Sam Muttdon91 Dylan Mercer91 Ben Summerfi eld98 Josh Gordon98 Angus Greenaway99 Ed Barlow

Coach: Mark PassadorAssistants: Alan Carter, Tristan Foenander, Will Lewis, Chris Rubick & Tom Williams, Kemble Edelsten & Ian LeithReserves: George DickAssistants: Nick Allen & Anthony Furey

OLD SCOTCH

1 Riley Daniel1 R Ryan Damien2 Schroder Ryan3 Mcleod Alex4 Sullivan Tom4 R Forder Caleb5 Bentick Adam (VC)5 R McIntyre Owen6 Bevanda Jacob6 3rds

Uglijesa Zoric

7 Angel Michael8 Kazuro Nathan8 R Evans Justin9 Considine Ben9 3rds

Hurley Damien

10 Garth George10 3rds

Kingston Will

11 Fleming, Sam11 3rds

Rose Jonathan

12 Peart Chris13 Cartledge, Tristan13 R McNicol, Fergus14 Cooke Nick14R Michael Farrant15 Madden Luke16 Hannan Mitch16 R Bevanda, Adam17 Campbell, Adam17R James Ford18 Singleton Alex18 R O’Connor Kieran19 Merrington Andrew19 R O’Keefe, Sean20 Clarke Shaun21 Overman Tom21 3rds

Dillon Michael

22 Caven Simon22 R Corsetti, Adrian23 Forder Jake23 3rds

Carey, Daniel

24 Boyse, Alex24 3rds

Bromley Jake

25 Russell, Tom25 3rds

Bisognano Taylor

26 Gleeson Tom26 R Hedley, Josh27 Jones, Chad

27 3rds

Riley, Thomas

28 Gay Jack29 Fraser, Jack30 Van Meel Jake31 Borzillo, Matt32 Caven Tom (C)32 R Jowett, Lachlan33 Wall David34 Burgin, Nick35 Saundry Jack36 Woods, Sam37 Macdonough Pat38 Madden Isaac39 Peart, Ben40 Gamwell, Pat40 3rds

Allison, Daniel

41 Colaco, Darren42 Sullivan Luke43 Charlie Connelly44 James Bennie45 Cannatelli, Steve46 Piantella, Stefan47 Scerri, Luke48 Matt Pearce49 3rds

Neal Liam

49 Considine, Will50 Romano, Pat51 Zoccali, Giacomo52 Manunzio Jesse53 Tom Saundry55 Connelly, Edward56 Caven, Michael57 Shepheard, Bernard58 Holland, Jack59 Satterley, Michael60 O’Halloran, Zac61 Rahill Paul62 Luke Baird63 Andrew Gurrisi64 Will Sullivan65 U19 Prem Player 66 Jack Holland67 Claude Issa68 Jonathan Gauci69 Matthew Gurrisi70 Thomas Isaacs71 Liam Whelan72 Brendan Ryan73 Nick Hughes74 Joe Pignatoro75 Scott Thomas76 Vince Loccissano77 Saundry Tom

Coach: Anthony RockAssistants: Matt O’Connor, Marcus Barham, Simon AtkinsReserves Coach: Chris DavisAssistant: Gary McIntyre3rds Coach: Kevin Jones, Brian Moon, Frank Monaghan

ST BERNARDS


WILLIAM BUCK PREMIER

1 Steven Freemantle2 Tim Smith3 Ben Smithwick4 Jacob Murphy5 Joel Rice (VC)6 James Rimington7 Ryan Bongetti8 Julian Rowe9 James Gaff10 Freddie Cator11 Dimitri Dimakopoulos12 Sam Cust13 James Courtot14 Lachlan Macleod15 Jarrod Reid (VC)16 Sam Casey17 Col Crowther18 Nicholas Colbert19 Andrew Sloan20 James Murrie

21Lachlan Mcqueen-Miscamble

22 Sam Rimington23 Cameron Howat (C)24 Marcus Cushen25 James Evans25 Pier Akec26 Tom Newton27 Will Walker28 Simon Cust28 Tom Cornelius29 Jack Joslin29 Lee Andrianakis30 Cameron Jones (VC)31 Brett De Leijer32 Bas Simpson33 Blake Fordham34 Luke Crozier35 Cameron Wallace36 Matthew Pallozzi37 Brodie Easton38 Scott Needham39 Chris Allen40 Morgan Evans40 Sam Hassett41 Harry Moore

42 Scott Gordon43 Alistar Reed44 Nick Richardson45 Tim Rule45 Charlie Cousins46 Simon Bramwell46 Scott Patroni47 Liam Cooney47 Nick Morris48 Chris Bell49 David Pocock49 Brendan Tudball50 Alex Richardson51 Christian Virgona 52 Sam Pentney52 Jack Bridges53 Lochlan Hall54 Henry Mcqueen-Miscamble55 Spencer Cambridge56 Lewis Fotheringham57 Harry Maxwell58 Pat Arundel59 Jack Ymer60 William Cushen61 William Guiney62 James Coull63 Alexander Moshovelis64 James King65 Charlie Gardiner66 Matthew Roach67 Patrick Cremean68 Tim Wilkins68 Gene Thorbecke70 Sam Landgren70 Charlie Wood71 Zac Lisle72 Campbell Wallace72 Charlie Wood73 Callum O’brien74 Tom Macready-Bryan74 Michael Mazzacato75 Tim Laidlaw76 Simon Lenders77 Andrew Bird78 Rhett Mitchelhill

Coach: Glenn CoxAssistants: Dave Wright, Justin Seabury, James Wagner, Nicholas Thompson

OLD CAREY

1 Cam Williams2 Jack Townley3 Matthew Hart4 Marshall Rippon4R Andy Wettenhall5 Ross Young6 Marc James7 Jeremy Mugavin8 Ben Taylor9 Tim Blakey10 Pete Summers10R Ben Jongbleod11 Tom Silvestro12 Hugh Vickers-Willis (C)13 Tom Girdwood14 Mark McLeod14R Tom Fairbairn15 Piers Flanagan16 Paddy Hayes17 Rich Langham18 Jeremy Taylor18R Dan Zambon19 Angus Twopeny19R Lackie Garrick20 Jack Watts21 George Cameron22 Sam Smith22R Will Davey23 Sean Carr24 Will Cunningham25 Angus Nice26 Jack Maxwell27 Hugo Steinfort28 George Curnow29 Patrick Gardiner30 Gus Ford31 James Van de Pol31R Will Van de Pol32 Riley McMahon33 Tom MacKenzie34 Will Hartnell35 Tom Quinn35R James Coumans

36 Shaw Kitchen36R David Withers37 Tom Foott38 Ryan Eade39 Dirk Heinz40 James Carr41 Jacob Callahan42 Jack Wood43 Ed Ratcliffe44 Xavier McMahon45 Damian Barton46 Charlie Craig47 Chris Pyke48 Hugh Evans49 Will McFarlane50 George Chisholm51 Daniel McFarlane55 Llewyn Butler56 Jason Cowland57 Jack Heinz58 Ed Long59 Sean Scotland60 Darcy Del Rio61 Aaron Harris61R Tom Goodear62 George McFarlane63 Tom Nagle70 Tom Hodge72 David Marshall74 Zach Thomson75 Louis Wardle76 Daniel Van de Pol78 Sam Briggs79 Bernie Chomley84 Tom Lanyon86 David Cumming

Coach: Quinton GleesonAssistants: James Walker, Ben McKinleyReserves: Christian Neeson

UNIVERSITY BLUES



1 Dayne Coulsen-Hoffacker 2 Mark Yeoman 3 Harry Tinney (DVC)4 Ned Hunt (DVC)5 Dan Chamberlain 6 Simon Emerson 7 Brendan Iezzi (C)8 Ben Howell 9 Jake Steinhart 10 Jack Osborn 11 Kris Spassopoulos 12 Luke Pacconi (VC)14 Gabe Hamilton 15 James Spassopoulos 16 Emerson Satur 17 Jack Hunt 18 Ed Weatherson (DVC)19 Nick Howell (VC)20 Chris Riggs 21 Jake Walsh 22 Brett Barratt 23 Andrew Ramsden 24 Luther Juric 25 James Salmon 26 Andrew Kyriacopoulos 27 Sebastian Nicolosi 28 Christos Manoussakis 29 Nick Chamberlain 30 Alex Hasiotis 31 Callum Pohl 32 Anthony Scott 33 Nick Roberts 34 Jack Gale 35 Bill Syme 36 Richard Burrows 37 Michael Cooper 38 Will Cooper 39 Simon Murphy 40 Peter Mescher 41 Fergus Stewart 42 Scott Meighan 43 Alex Heuston 44 Blair Henery

45 Nick Meerman 46 Henry Winter 47 Ed Beasley 48 Tom Young 49 Connor Lindsey 50 Nathan Valkanis 51 Alex Polidoros 52 Ted Mitchell 53 Hugh Tyson 54 Andrew Coughlin 55 Matthew Kilpin 57 Steve Lawrence 59 Reggie Smith 61 Alex Syme 62 Duncan Moore 63 Stuart Cade 64 Mac Brown 65 Nick Pearce 66 Andrew Medland 68 Matt Coutts 69 Harry Aikman 70 Callum Rae 71 Alex Gebert 72 Callan Palmer

Coach: Adam AndrewsAssistant: Gerard Sholly, Lucien Dean-Johns, Richard BurrowsReserves: Speros Beasley

OLD TRINITY

1 Tom Curry2 Jacob Williams3 Matt Moore4 Charlie Haley5 Michael Stizza6 Jack Gava7 Tom Humphrey8 Tom McMahon9 Harry Haley10 David Lowe11 Hugh Nicholson12 Matt Fieldsend (CC)13 Jake Gotch (CC)14 Simon Marchese15 Damian Hale17 Sam Williams18 Ben Humphrey19 Ryan McDonough20 Luke Williams21 Dan Close22 Aaron Kneebone23 Xavier Murphy24 Antony Forato25 Lachy Bull26 Brendan Close27 Adrian Indovino28 Sam Haslem29 Leigh Harrison30 Joe Black31 David Convery32 Jack Vickers33 Tom Murphy34 Sam Nethersole35 Mark Collins36 Sam Brooks37 Ned Murphy38 Liam Wood39 Dan Millwood40 Joel Mattiske41 Hamish Ramsay42 Nick Hyland43 Simon Lowe44 Tim Kovess

45 Steve Hogan46 Luke Jarvis47 Sefton McGraw48 Michael DeLuca49 Luke Gogis50 Nick Curwood51 Tim Landells52 Tom Moloney53 Sam Harrington54 Joe Ramsden55 James Howard56 Garret McDonough57 Matt Allan58 Beau Hill59 Simon Woodcock60 Stephen Catros61 Luis Godinho62 Brett Cranage63 Jordy Bull64 Matt Hamilton65 Michael Nankervis66 Tyson Parker67 Nathan Beaumont68 Jason Terrell69 Dave Commins70 Eddie Espinosa71 Declan Freeman72 Brad Wilson73 Matt Mulally74 Stephan Cavalera75 Steve Brown76 Patrick Ryan77 Shane Griffi n78 Rishton McArdle79 Jackson McKay80 Nick Tait

Coach: Paul SatterleyAssistants: Fabian Carelli, Michael Brown, Lachlan WalkerReserves: John McDonough

DE LA SALLE



1 Matt Duggan2 Robert Cathcart3 Matt Petering4 Sean Coote5 Tom Abbott6 Lachlan Howes7 Tom Dean (C)8 Josh Ward9 Doug Pritchard10 Nick Loucaides11 Scott Braithwaite12 Scott Gower13 Will Murton15 Raphael Clarke16 Sam McBain17 Anthony Carroll18 Will Edmonds19 Joel Di Natale20 Cal Buckley21 Mitchell Howes22 Steven Scott23 Ben McLean24 Mitchell LaFontaine25 Travis Woolnough25 Daniel Gribbin26 Michael DeFontenay27 Brayden Haynes 28 Jack Gabron-Uhe29 Jordan Thompson30 Will Mattingley31 Tom Gandy32 Dylan Gabron-Uhe33 Matt Stevens34 Richard Ryan35 Sean McNicholas36 Ryan Keating36 Scott Kendall37 Elliott Harris38 Michael Wilson39 Luke McNicholas40 James Bull41 Damien Johns

42 Tim Pritchard43 Luke Edmondson44 Pete Richter45 Greg Roberts46 Luke Sketchley47 Tom Perkin48 Matthew Lovejoy49 Luke Slater50 Bane Suboticki51 Tyson Rayner52 David Brearley52 Dwayne Day53 Sean Brennan54 Scott Moore55 Will Gillespie56 Oliver Webber57 Jack Richter57 Tom Woodward58 Ryan Bennett59 Anthony Zanca60 Mitch Bourne61 Lucas Bourne66 Alex Edmondson 67 Brad Kilgore68 Byron Hughes72 Mark Ensor

Coach: Brayden HaynesAssistant: Brian RoyalReserves: Alex Bennett

BEAUMARIS

1 Alexander Croft2 Fergus Watts3 Charlie Holst4 Nick Ries5 Andrew Scott6 Gareth Jones7 Shura Taft8 Julian Eimutis9 Michael Dyer10 James Jorgensen11 Dylan Chaplin Burch12 Huw Apted14 Sebastian Evans15 Matthew Yates16 Matthew Barton17 Courtney Hylton (VC)18 Trent Zimbachs (C)19 Stuart Inglis19 Levi Fernandez20 Tim Phillips21 Hunter Pool22 Nathan Giles23 Wil Tardif (VC)24 Toby Goodman25 James Kondarovskis26 Jesse Band Conrick (RC)27 Matthew Singleton28 Tom Penberthy29 James Dunn30 Josh Kamener31 Lindsay Apted32 Sam Hibbins32R Nick Crema33 Lachlan Ferguson34 Harry Croft35 Anthony Carydias36 Nick Corp37 Tim Baxter38 Julian Hocking

39 Elliot Cattell40 William Pocknee41 Dominic Russo42 Jack Parsons43 Ed Malone44 Alistair Fahie45 Andrew Stone46 Julian Hampton47 James Dougherty48 Sam Doupe-Watt49 James Kenyon-Smith50 Jadyn Head51 Christian Middleton53 Billy Riddle (RC)54 Cameron Bonnar55 Dylan Swann57 Charlie Simmons58 Nick Bobeff59 Sam Cutts60 Fredrick Sullivan71 Tim McNamara74 Ben Pugh75 Callum Regan

Coach: Mark HibbinsAssistants: Matt James, Simon Arnott, Jack TrengoveReserves: Nick RoachAssistant: Michael Cove

COLLEGIANS



1 Joshua Steadman3 Scott Myers4 Andrew Willingham5 Huw Lacey6 Simon Hogan (VC)7 Hugh Curnow8 Tyson Kruse9 Joel Ernest10 Bede Mahon (C)11 Bart Mill12 Lachlan Devine13 Angus Drysdale (VC)14 Simon Thomas15 Lachlan Huntington16 Josh Free17 Peter O’Rourke18 Matthew O’Brien19 Ben Saliba20 Justin Crameri21 David Cooper22 Tom Howgate23 Robert Humann24 Isaac Anderson25 Brent Sheahan26 Adam Pattison27 Nick Batten28 Hugh Herben29 Scott Dadswell30 Angus Locke31 Xavier Flanagan32 Steven Flight33 Jordan Foster34 Jordan Qualie35 James Bismire36 Lewis O’Brien37 Ben Kealy38 Tom Napier39 Adam Pitt (VC)40 Daniel Pratt41 Harry King42 Charlie Richardson43 Alastair Robbins44 Daniel Costello

45 Mitchell Aitken46 Simon Lewis47 Peter Aitken48 Jeremy Hill49 Hamish Clemons50 Dave Batten51 Michael Coffey53 John Vrodos55 Sean Butler56 Stephen Judson57 Zach Price58 Henry Robinson59 Rowan Pinkerton60 Harry Arthur61 Sam Forrest62 Kayan Bundle63 Clive O’Sullivan64 Jack Dawson65 Matthew Johns66 Sam Aldous67 Andrew Moore68 Jack Tossol70 Sam Brimsmeaad

Coach: Luke O’ConnellReserves Coach: Kent Hannam

UNIVERSITY BLACKS

1 Jake Williams2 Andy Ryan3 Andy Pasceri4 Matt Jenkinson5 Caydn Beetham6 Ben Kennedy (VC)7 Michael Darvell (C)8 Michael Henderson9 Matthew Margin10 Damien Ryan11 Luke Barry12 Andy Bowen13 Cauley Beetham (RC)14 Josh Douglas15 Matt Skidmore (RC)16 Louis Tiernan17 Chris Larkins18 John Shaw (VC)19 Tim Dynon20 Marcus Allan21 Charlie Woodley22 Louis Denton23 James Ulbrick24 Sam Lees25 Tom Williams26 Nick Wynne27 Robbie Ralph (RC)28 Hugh Symon29 Matt Handley30 Nick Serafi ni31 Luke Ball32 Denis Symeopoulos33 Tyson Wiegold34 Daniel Prowse35 Ed Lachal36 Nick Pepperell37 Daniel Harangozo (RC)38 Matt Douglas

39 Michael Hannan40 Jarryd Skene41 Esmond Prowse42 Matthew Peric43 Patrick Tiernan44 Jeremy Hannan45 Lachlan Keith46 Josh Anderson47 Mikkel Kjoege48 Declan Pittonet49 Jonathan Pintal50 Ben Plant51 Harry Lachal52 Tristian Parker53 Chris Margin54 Michael Cain55 Todd Van Der Haar56 Sam Franklyn57 Ashley Sorrenti58 Jon Mercuri59 Andrew Mathis60 Matthew Hess61 Luke Pirrie62 James Woods63 Harry Batten64 James Forrest65 Preece Preece66 James Midgley67 Henry Cooksley68 Jackson McGrath

Co-Coaches: Pat Hawkins & Ted WoodruffAssists: Matt Ball, Matt Hannebery, Jon Mercuri, Luke Tuddenham Res/Dev Coach: Murray BrownePrem Thirds: Dan MeehanPrem B Thirds: Shane HealyClub XVIII: David Landrigan

OLD XAVERIANS


PREMIER B

1 Leigh Fletcher (C)2 Mark Devereaux3 Rory Lynch4 Jay Dillon5 Nathan Smith6 Bryce Pewtress7 Jesse Lovig8 Stephen Anderson9 Matthew Care10 Guy Martyn11 James Short12 Ben Traeger-Haig13 Nick Jewell14 Matt Robbins15 Josh Schmitz16 David Morton17 Daniel Corp (C)18 Tim Jones19 Christopher Long20 Sam MacGregor21 Jay Ting21 Adam Cockie22 Charlie Miles23 Richard Atkins24 Adam McNeil25 Josh Pavlou25 Trent Dennis-Lane26 Samuel Clements27 Josh Verlin28 Ben Kezilas29 Jesse Donald30 Cain Malthouse31 Ed Turner32 Josh McPherson33 Kyle Docherty34 Zac Pirrie35 Brendan Culvenor36 Stefan Constantinou36 Will McTaggart37 Cam Sharp

38 Michael Dynon39 Nick Taylor39 Christian Carnovale40 Andrew Long41 Lachie Cairns41 Harry Hill42 Matt Ryan43 Ollie Jewell44 Ned Fallon45 George Hillary46 Nigel Bloomfi eld47 Lachlan Wheeler48 Lachie Delisle49 Matt Broadley50 Jack Lloyd51 Ash Fisher52 Kyal McNeil53 Sam Bradford54 Sam Care55 Tom Cougan56 Mark Short

Coach: Guy MartynAssistant: Owen Lalor, Steve KennedyReserves: Anthony Quon

HAMPTON ROVERS

1 Harry Macciolli2 Tim Marshall3 Thomas Paule (C)4 Tom Healey5 Cam Beck6 Chris Righetti7 Ted De Fegley8 Al Armstong9 Alex Carter10 Lachie Borthwick11 Tom Bachet12 Chris Wischer13 Ed Fanning14 Sam Gibbons15 Cam May16 Nick Voyage17 Oscar Hosking18 Harry Jupp19 Will Thompson20 Guy Brayshaw21 Charlie Cumbrae-

Stewart22 Patty Garschagen23 Nick De Steiger24 Tom Hywood25 Cameron Tunbridge26 Ed Court27 Marty McCoy28 Adrian Karatzas29 Lachie Bennett30 Nick Madders31 George Hurley-

Wellington32 Sammy Peacock33 Nic Daish34 Nick Baring35 Nick McLardy36 Robbie Hayward37 Chris Barry38 Justin De Steiger39 Ed McMullin40 Conrad Lucas41 Will Beasley42 James Newton43 Rupert Middleton44 Stuart Watson45 Henry Nevile

46 Lewis Haralambous47 Harry Allen48 Guy Shearman49 Tim Spargo50 Charlie Clemenger51 Stewart Madsen52 James Bate53 Alex Thorley54 Hamish Lade55 Harry Michelmore56 Tom Lackmann57 Damon Velakoulis58 Oscar Dixon59 Josh Benson60 Henry Hanlon61 Alex Coleridge62 Josh McMullin63 Tom De Fegley65 Alex Townsend66 Seb Clarke67 Rupert Alstergren68 Tom Watson69 Jim De Fegley70 Harrison Lane71 Ted Stobart72 Will Boyd73 Matt Marangon74 James Fink75 David Herman76 Ned Hoyle77 Cal Williamson78 Sam Daddo79 Max Figgins80 Theo Rosenthal81 Gus Borthwick83 Josh Rundell84 Andy Fischer86 Jack Burmeister87 Lachie Prendergast89 Jeremy Tan90 Sam Brand91 Von Bibra Nick96 Jack Brandwood97 Peter May98 Nick Molony99 Morne Spies

Coach: Nathan BrownAssistants: Peter NunnReserves: Sam Quennell, Jack MacciolliThirds: Nick Molony

OLD MELBURNIANS


1 Ben Jakobi2 Luke Healy3 Levi Otto4 Jackson Bilu5 Michael Slater6 Jimmy Davis7 Michael Dewar8 Jordan Pascoe9 Jack Rutter10 Jon Edge11 Dylan Verney12 Oliver Cavallaro13 Nick Coroneous14 Jack Cowling15 Ben Gadsden16 Michael Tregear17 Ben Jarick18 Brendan Blatt19 Cal Macleod21 Tim Fogarty 22 Niall Collins23 Michael Karayannis24 Jon Perrett25 Riley Cummin26 Ben Austen27 Lachie Nicholls28 Jarod Sargent29 Josh Dickerson30 Tom Skewes31 Jack Davis32 Charlie King33 Nick Marston34 Tom Mariani35 Luke Forato36 Marshall Pascoe37 Harry Cannon38 Callum Nicholls39 Tom Gunning

40 Zack Alcott41 Marcel Bruin43 David Fallon44 Daniel Anthony45 Tom Hamilton46 Tim Cooney47 Oscar Newman48 Sebastian Zaia49 Jack Walker50 Andrew Ogilvie52 Stuart Hooy54 Will Bardoel57 Alex Dick58 Nick Materia59 Angus Morrison60 Paddy Kelly

61Michael Fenwick - Nevin

Coach: Greg HutchisonAssistant: Mitchell Pepper, Paul O’ConnellReserves: Ross StewartAssistant: Brian Randal

OLD BRIGHTON

PREMIER B

1 Rory Angiolella (C)2 Matt Kyroussis3 Ross Borland4 Toby Hudson Bevege5 Michael Cussen6 Chris Polidoras7 Jack Beech8 James Meakin10 Tom Cheshire11 Daniel Bisetto (C)12 Alister Green13 Matt Brown15 Richard Willingham16 Tom Biscaro17 Alex Ricco18 Ryan Floyd19 Antony Harbor20 Dimitri Kynigopoulos22 Thomas Dlabik23 Sam Baker24 Jack Parkinson25 Michael Racovalis26 Jack Dalton27 Max Oliver28 Bryce McAdam29 Nathan Ligris30 Jamie Mackay31 Luke Baker32 Dom Pound-Palmieri33 Tom Parkinson34 Will Johnson35 Cailean Moore36 Dylan Patcas37 Will Fenton 38 Chris Doherty

39 Drew Olarenshaw40 Josh Munro41 Dale Sheedy42 Greg Hesse43 Raphael Lloyd44 Stefan Green45 Nick Marshall46 Rodney Price48 Cheyne Evans49 Luke Edwards50 George Warton51 Max Ellis52 Phillip Carydis53 Joe Atkinson54 Martin Astbury56 Joshua Murray60 Jonathan Anderson61 Lachie Henderson62 Frazer Green63 Alex Rooke64 Lachie Brown65 Hugh Hannaford66 Sam Buckely67 Corbin Stevic68 Sam Jones85 Will Pickering120 Matthew Gaite

Coach: Michael PickeringAssistant: Nick MitchellReserves: Bruce Edwards

FITZROY

SPONSORSRoyal Derby HotelReds Foundation

Clifton Hill/North Fitzroy Community Bank - Bendigo Bank

Fitzroy Victoria Bowls Club


PREMIER B

1 Evgeni Routman2 Daniel Cohen3 Asher Burstin4 Jarryd Ludski5 Jason Ritterman6 David Fayman7 Brad Caplan8 Geoff Measey 9 Ashley Kalb10 Adam Caplan11 Warren Steinberg12 Richie Simon13 Michael Shafar14 Jeremy Forbes15 Rubin Winograd16 Nick Marks (C)17 Josh Ludski18 Richie Simon19 Roi Abraham20 Josh Kalmus21 Jake Kalmus22 Jason Samuel23 Ari Lewski24 Stuart Fayman25 Jake Lew 26 Ben Kalmus27 Nick Lewis28 Ari Wytwornik29 Dean Rotenberg30 Alex Wollan31 Brandon Joel32 Andrew Thurin33 Jordan Bade-Boon34 Ryan Winston35 Corey Jankie36 Justin Berkowitz

37 Ryan White38 Jordan Tonkin39 Michael Feiler40 Joel Gocs41 Nadav Greenberger42 Rob Miller43 Ash Shenker44 Dylan Rothschild45 Zac Braun46 Jamie Lewis47 Sam Friede48 Simon Roth49 Anton Ritterman50 Jacob Kingston51 Michael Thurin52 Ben Michowski54 Dov Paltiel55 Jayden Yarrow56 Aaron Fetter57 Jordan Lipton59 Daniel Goodman60 Josh Sharpe61 Jarrod Swire62 Daniel Klotnick63 Nat Vardy64 Steven Lustig65 Ben Sher66 Jarrod Nankin67 Daniel Janover-Rocha68 Ollie Hoffman69 David Glass71 Jarred Grek72 Jordan Rubinstein 73 Adam Shapiro74 Ben Michelson

Coach: Marty PaskAssistant: Rob PattersonReserves: Adam Slade-Jacobson

AJAX

1 Paul Wintle3 Luke Kowalski4 Pat Kean5 Dan Garside6 Tom Garside7 Michael Barnes8 Tim Doherty9 Chris Richards10 Michael Wintle11 Simon Richards (C)12 Tom Tyquin13 Pat Tyquin14 Hayden Jeans15 Hiwad Shaikaib16 Shaun Glennen17 Mitchell Coen18 Alex Kane19 James Murnane20 Pat Liston21 Sam D’Andrea22 Ben Nicoll23 Jarrod Blenkinsop24 James Tyquin25 Jack Beckwith26 Jimmy Colyvan27 Brenton Schubert28 Trent Pastura29 Aaron Hodges30 Chris Mangoni31 Dale Foley32 Luke Hulse33 Lachlan Mirams34 Jack O’Kearney35 Brayden O’Toole36 Chris McCready37 Jaryd Robertson38 Michael Seeber39 Brett Denton40 Jake Townley41 Mark Geschke42 Corey Michaud43 Johnnyn Cayhun44 Lachlan Dee

45 Cameron Antonuccio46 Josh Heron47 Matthew Caia48 James Dalzotto49 Fin Neaves50 Alex Bschkov51 Nick Seeber52 Taylor Gogerly53 Jack Hellier54 Steve Doherty55 Chris Bader56 John Dawes57 Ben Hodges58 Tom McMahon59 John Patounas60 Tim Jeans61 Charlie Kinsey62 Jamie Popaz63 Lachlan Doyle64 Sam Amon65 Callum Byrnes66 Damien Waters67 Kieran Tuke68 Alex Whalebone70 Luke Terrell72 Luke Porter73 Lewis Stutterd74 Matthew Pitt76 Mitchell Kent

Coach: Mick DwyerAssistants: Jamie Shanahan, Greg SiwesReserves: Steve D’Andrea

ST BEDES/MENTONE TIGERS


PREMIER B

1 Matthew Murphy2 Nicholas Wood3 Benjamin Dowd4 Conor Ross5 James Dimattina5 Patrick Dowd6 Steven Salopek7 Charles Ring8 Jordan Gysberts9 Julian Staffi eri10 Karl Wissell11 Dylan Jones12 Nicholas McArdle13 Patrick Keely14 Braedon McLean15 Joshua Taylor16 Jason Salopek17 Zachery Ginies18 Billy Kanakis19 Stephen Gilham20 Shaun Kennedy21 Francis Keely22 Philip Edgar23 Luke Andrews24 Michael Shanahan25 Lachlan Nankervis26 Troy McMaster27 Gerard Gleeson28 Edward Ring29 Liam Carroll29 Christopher Gleeson30 Thomas Cunningham31 Anthony Lynch32 William Coates33 Kelvin Williams33 Roland Stagg

34 Benjamin Sullivan35 Bradley McCann35 Patrick McLennan36 Matthew Lattanzio37 Luke Sabato38 Pana Karageorgiou39 Sean Wroe40 Anthony Giarrusso41 Zaal Khariwala42 Matthew Nolan43 Ricky Caldow44 Henry Parkes45 Thomas Hickey47 John Griffi ths48 Daniel McEwan49 Matthew Doyle50 Jay Canterbury51 James Stewart52 Thomas Johnston57 Lucas Amon60 Joshua Wallis61 Nelson Pryor62 James Montgomerie63 Mitchell Smart66 James Marchesani70 Callum Matheson72 Patrick Rhodes74 Thomas Crookes75 Adam Fenech78 Nicholas Meehan84 Jarrod Nash89 Patrick Aughton

Senior coach: Daniel Harford &Jon EdgarAssistant: Michael Christian Development: Hartley Stone

ST KEVINS

1 Tom Mclennan1 Nathan Papatsanis2 Sam Chitty2 Patrick Lee3 Liam Platt4 Adam Knight5 Mick Graham6 Daniel Price7 Brett Hampton8 Charlie Dillon9 Mick Meyer10 Tim Kight11 Mac O’Donnell12 Clay Tobin13 Matt Ryan14 Jack Edwards14 Dan Atkins15 Sean Hendricks16 Paul Sullivan17 Mark Kidner18 Steve Sullivan19 Luke morgan20 Shaun Chapman21 Lewis Emmerson22 Daniel mcCarthy23 Tim Boland23 Daniel Atkins25 Jackson Boland26 Nathan Ng28 Jesse Balic29 Guy Crilly30 Tom Redman31 Alex Taylor Hirst32 Dan Moloney33 Jarryd Capiron34 Brayden Stevenson35 James Le Breton

36 Reid Irvine37 Sam Fox38 Robert Mede39 Josh Ralph40 Matt Dickie41 Andrew Thompson42 James Everest43 James Lay44 Jake Stent-Powell45 Josh Gray46 Darcy Ballard47 Mick O’Connor48 Dylan Stewart49 Lachlan Glasscott50 Daniel Black51 Josh Manning52 Daniel Graham53 Adam Caprion56 Jesse Waters62 Chris Giosis

Coach: Sam RadfordAssistants: Corey Stephens, Ben Hampton, Lachlan Oakley, Mick CartyReserves: Tony White

PARKDALE VULTURES


PREMIER B

1 Jarrod Dalton2 Matthew Rich2 Micheal Chamberlian3 Dean Kelly5 Liam Welsford6 Rob Mann7 Francis Reed9 Josh Cowan10 Dave Chamberlain11 Cameron Smith12 Tom Cincotta13 Shaun Black14 Ben Phibbs15 Josh Mulling16 Nick Thomas17 Tom Chambers18 Simon Hall19 Sam Jones20 Nick Gentile21 Stuart Inglis22 Scott Veltham22 Tom Warby23 Steve Oldman24 Liam Riley25 Jace Kelly (C)26 Dave Maskill26 Gus Patti27 Grant Lofthouse28 Stephen Welsford29 Chris Collins30 Aaron Holmes31 Ben Woods32 Jamie Cetraro32 Brad Kovac33 Steve Balloch33 Matt Lang34 Nick Peck35 Adam Mulling36 Daniel Hayes37 Rob McCarthy38 Scott Durdin39 Josh Trounce

40 Jake Mclardy41 Tim Wilson42 Dean Izon43 Sam Mc Leod44 Jack Campbell45 Dale Micallef45 Dan Smith46 Xavier Patti47 Thomas Corrie48 Chama Jayaweera48 Dylan Tilli49 Chris Bray50 Dan Tran50 Michael Rice51 Nick Snibson52 Patrick Johnson53 Andrew Weekes55 Jake Walton56 Steve Mann57 Peter Razianatis58 Sean Bamblett59 Anthony Bray60 Ryan Woolley60 Chris Urban61 Aiden Parisi62 James Verbyla63 James Hende65 Matt Whisson66 Jason Gutierrez67 Jeff Bates

Coach: Heath BlackAssistant: Dean KellyReserves: Ben Chamberlain

MAZENOD

1 Keegan Stewart2 Lloyd Everett3 Max Slonim4 Aiden Clarke5 Harrison Mills6 Chris Hammond7 Tim Nixon (VC)8 TJ Rothel9 Tom Small (C)10 Tim Yelland11 Charlie Logan12 Daniel Meddings13 Sam Wood14 Jay Neratzoglou15 Matthew Gould16 Chris Axais17 Declan Reilly18 Lachlan Topp19 Drew Dickson20 Scott Dickson21 James Shanahan (VC)22 Zac Parsons23 Nick Tonkin24 John Nankervis25 James Gray26 Will Barker26R Matthew McTernan27 Louis O’Keefe28 Tom Jordan29 Dominic O’Keefe30 Josh Rogers31 Will Osborn32 Clay Williams33 Damien Simic34 Sean Stewart35 Andrew Spittal36 Lachlan Gallop37 Ryan Lewis38 Hugo Gates39 Adrian Bednarek40 Lachlan Kellock41 Jackson Small

42 Tom Green43 Woody Eke

44Conor Mengler-Francis

45 Fred Cooper46 Travis Mudra47 Nick Karoly48 Tom Stewart49 Luke Matias50 Dylan Tobias51 James Wearne52 Robert Handel53 Ben Mcloughlin54 Connor Wilson55 Matthew O’Connor56 James Cleeve (RC)57 Alex Young59 Matthew Wood60 Jeremy Anderson61 Will Conly62 James Turner63 Andrew Clark64 Alistair Burge65 James Easton66 William Berry67 James Schwarer68 George Berry70 Hugh Goodfellow71 Damien Hay73 Steve Vivian

Coach: Wayne OswaldAssistants: Brendan Devlin, Luke PriceReserves: Andrew Kahofer

CAULFIELD GRAMM

East Malvern Community Bank®Branch


PREMIER C

1 Simon Bennett1 Jarome Whitchurch2 Damien McGuigan3 Tom Allwright3 Matthew Cottrell4 Nick Latsus4 Blake Hillier5 Nick Adamson5 Nick Russell6 Oliver Lloyd7 Nick Tsindos7 Matthew Woodbridge8 Michael Jenkin9 Rob Deev9 Thomas Stayner10 Matt Powell10 Bryce Frattin12 Alister Lloyd12 Louis Campbell13 Greg Tolson13 Josh Barrington14 Amer Halabi15 Liam Webb16 Andrew Parker17 Phil Bennett17 Tom Vogel18 Jackson Eade18 Lucas Stanboultgis19 Tom Kanz20 Will Kanz21 Andrew Clarke22 James Howells22 Sam Boyce23 James Allen23 Jason Louey24 Nick Clapham24 Steve Derry25 Harry Crothers26 David Berry

27 Guy Dickson27 Jonathan Steven28 Michael Troy29 Michael Corso29 Michael Hook30 Tom Schipper30 Mitchell Thomas31 Sam Powell32 Corey McLaughlin34 Christian Gorman37 GeorgeVitanaros38 Daniel Pelchen38 William Horman39 Robert Campbell41 Terry Mirikilis43 Ben Hart (C)46 Daniel Pirchin48 James Way49 Charles Thorn50 Xavier Troy51 Alex Vickery52 Joe Simon

Coach: Anson BrownlessAssistants: Ken Darby, Brad TymmonsReserves: Andrew Tsindos

OLD CAMBERWELL

1 Paul Edwards2 Adam Marangon3 Jarrod Bannister4 Michael Sullivan5 Ben Harding 6 Joel Costello 6 Sean Rees7 Jimmy Stefanou8 Shae Tatloch9 Corey Bannister10 Joel Quinn 11 Justin Crotty 12 Brenton Egglestone13 Jarrod Egglestone (C)14 Jarryd Hanlon 15 Yoshi Kitamori16 Matt Heard17 Matt Lyons18 Matt Reynolds 19 Ben Ratcliffe20 Matt Costello 21 Darcy Ryan22 Luke Reynolds 23 Sam Bye24 Jerome White25 Lucas Ryan26 Dale Angus (RC)27 Aaron Maynard28 Brock Egglestone29 Hayden Rowe30 Daniel McCracken31 Jacob Gough32 Adrian Ractliffe33 Darrell Blake34 Matt Killey35 Matt Scarpino36 Timothy Garisto37 Mark Vallenti38 Nic Milevski39 Damien Ractliffe

40 Paul Scarpino42 Mitch Trimble43 Andreas Nicolaou44 Jake Mennuni45 Glenn Widdicombe46 Peter McCrae47 Jarryd Ellis48 Jake Butson49 Sam Layton50 Tom Leehane51 James Pottipha52 Marc Salerno53 Scott Robertson55 Drew LeRoy56 Sam Calafore58 Jarrod Molloy61 Chris Bryceson62 Luke Anderson64 James Coutts69 Ben Budiono70 Michael Jacobson

Coach: Denis CastaldiAssistants: Bernie Carter, John Vaina

THERRY PENOLA


PREMIER C

1 Patrick Walsh2 Liam Oliver3 Nick Gieschen4 Sam Gielings5 Adrian Del Monte6 David Bruno7 Michael Del Monte8 Joel Macdonald9 Chris Sutherland10 Brett Nagel11 Brad Thompson12 Alex Vella (VC)13 James Binney14 Chris Johnson15 Trent Crouch16 Brad Flintoff17 Zac Keane18 Michael Mitris (C)19 Carl Groth (VC)20 Matthew Broughan21 Nathan Sleep22 Bill Murphy23 Jack Fahey24 Richard Butler25 Nick Kenyon-Smith26 Brandt Harrison27 Iza Dawkins29 Andrew Paine30 Brandon Lee31 Ricky Jessop32 Nick Marshall33 Stephen Ward34 Richard Skok35 Will Gough36 Sam Wilcox37 Robert Hondromatidis38 Michael Golden39 Arthur Solomidis40 Michael Basckos41 Paul Spurling42 Jordan O’Neill43 Robert Glavas

44 Callum Matheson45 Oliver Parks46 Tyson Hill47 Jake McKeon48 Gareth Fowler49 Sam Armstrong50 Jordan Stanton51 Luke Lochran52 Ryan Buckley53 Mark Moncrieff54 Josh Dunnett55 Scott Gordon56 Jake Farrell57 Seton Leggett58 David Madigan59 Ashley Steer60 Alec Steinicke61 Ross Eckersley62 Simon Leon63 Chris Toohey64 Max Kirwan65 Adam Velli66 Rowan Weddle67 Michael Gordon68 Daniel Mancuso69 Alex Caserta70 Jason Burns71 Scott Curatolo72 John Apostolopoulas73 Blair Mantesso74 Andrew Sheehan75 Nathan Pratt76 Sjouke Price77 Shane Underwood78 Justin Beilin79 Phil Shalvey

Coach: Chris NaishAssistant: Luke MorganReserves: Darren TollAssistant: John Hill

OLD IVANHOE

East Ivanhoe

1 Matthew Bortolotto 1 Nick Thompson 2 Jarrod Carlson (C)2 Liam Mc Cormack (3rds CC)3 John Mc Intyre 3 Chris Bevens 4 Athony Manakis 4 Patrick Chard 5 Simon Considine 5 Michael Mazzone 5 Adrian Bolzonello 6 Nicholas Crosbie 6 Dave McDonald 7 Matthew Gasparini 8 Robert Costanzo 8 Stuart Kemp 8 James Maloney 9 Luke Considine 9 Patrick Millson 9 Sam Ayoub 10 Tom Stafford 10 Marcus Hopkins 11 Jonathan Blanch (VC)11 Matthew Blanch 12 Jeremiah Antypas 12 Darcy Holdsworth 13 Joshua Edwards 13 Brent De Highden 14 Michael Abrahams 14 Simon Whelan 15 Jonathan Bortolotto (VC)15 Sam Chandler (3rds VC)16 Simon Abrahams 16 Nathan Attard 17 James Baxter 17 Vincent O’Flynn 18 Jason Wood 18 Ben Eva 19 Adrian Bonato 19 Steven Crapper 19 Nick Taylor 20 Mathew Beayni 21 James Robertson 21 Alister Ferguson 22 Timothy Montagna 23 Xavier Burns 23 Daniel Kofoed 24 Trent Carlson (VC)25 Daniel McMahon 26 Laine Rice 27 Andy Kay

28 Al Clayton 29 Matthew Molloy 30 Daniel Redmond 31 Anthony Beaini 31 Anthony Mc Glin (RC) 32 Adrian Coburn (RVC) 32 Heath Jenkins 33 Jake Symes 33 Stefan Betello 34 Tom Jones 34 Liam Brockhus (3rds CC)35 Ashley Viney 36 Timothy Blanch 37 James Coburn 37 Damien Humphries 38 Patrick Lunn 39 William Delahunty 40 Jordan Bettello 41 Cameron Kemp 42 Robert De Roberto 43 Thomas Cullen 44 Tom Black (RVC) 45 John Dimmattina 46 Stewart Callan 47 Nicholas Watty 48 Ari Loucas 49 Patrick Hamblin 51 Joseph Kardami 52 Sam Mackie 53 Matthew Gough 54 Nicholas James 55 Tom Natoli 56 Paul Laccarruba 57 Michael Ryan 58 Julien Toohey 59 Daniel Coloe 60 Robert Kemp 61 Hamish Murray 62 Vincent O’Flynn 63 David Valsora 65 Nicholas Thompson 67 Joshua Normoyle 68 David Mc Donald 71 Christopher Walsh 72 Dustin Cracknell 74 Alexander Montalto 78 Richard Stansbury 79 Nicholas James 80 Ged McMahon 85 Joel Donnellan 88 Gianluca Romanin

Coach: Damien TheiszAssistants: Jordan Wise, Scott Sutherland, James FrancisReserves: Daniel FraserThirds: Daniel Kofoed

MARCELLIN


PREMIER C

1 Matthew John2 Yuma Hemphill3 Matthew Carland4 Jake Mckenzie 5 Mati Christikakis6 Russell Ackerly7 Jack Gray8 Finlay Adamson9 Rob Chan10 Zac Read11 Michael Cavarra12 Josh Newton13 Sean McVernon14 Tim Murphy15 Matt Tennant16 Sam Raunik17 Daniel Calman-Orr18 Tom Johnstone19 Philip Johnson20 Luke Molan21 Ethan Wright22 Ross Cassidy23 Kurt Scown24 Ryan Joy25 Ash Heaver26 Ben Coram27 Joel Hogarth28 Steve Puhar29 Nick Ebinger30 Michael Michetti31 Nathan Knapman32 Ryan Danaher33 Ben Gray34 Ben Deller35 Hayden Barnett36 Nathan Bratby37 Ben Hynes38 Tom Gill39 Anthony Oates 40 Cameron Oates41 James Neylon42 Sam Crawford43 Mitch Knight

44 Michael Venosta45 Chris Cini46 Darcy Weston47 Matt Farrugia48 Jack Gialamatzis49 George Daaboul50 Fletcher Henry51 Dimitros Toscas52 Josh Micallef53 Baxter Callan54 Matt Sultana55 Andrew Thompson56 Nick Blackney57 James Monaghan58 Matt Michetti59 Trent Dimitriou60 Daniel Fontaine61 Billy McRae64 Louis Hogarth66 Lee Baker67 Heath Duckworth68 Liam Hill

Coach: Matt MontebelloAssistant: Michael Johnstone

WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS

1 Andrew Frazer2 Chris Goullet3 David Forrest4 Daniel Ryan5 Chris Tzambazis6 James Lenhart7 Jordan Leask7 Cameron Livori8 Cal Glassford9 Josh Pound (C)10 Tom Black11 Daniel Roscoe12 Mark Wilson13 Ryan Jones14 Brett Hannah15 Jarad Rogers16 Sandon McCann17 Sean Towner (C)18 Daniel Flaherty19 Aaron Bell20 Rob Baddeley21 Jack Fenner21 Stuart Dale22 Jed Watson23 Trent Skurrie24 Chris Caminiti25 Bradley Jones26 Jarryd French27 Rowan Nolan28 Sahand Ghasimzadeh29 Michael Fahey30 Ben Briggs31 Daniel Cantwell32 Damien Cerantonio33 Jake Barrett34 Dean Podger35 Jesse Saunders36 Nick Karikakas37 Blake Anderson38 Stuart Tibbitts39 Jackson Marr40 James Taylor

41 Dylan Anderson42 Andrew Baddeley43 Dave Bianchi44 Hugh Braden45 Jack Clarke46 Josh Dazkiw47 Hayden Federico48 Liam Fitzgerald49 Matthew Flaherty50 Rob Frain51 Daniel Galea52 Adrian Gurry53 Andrew Khallouf54 Michael Lepa55 Mitch Miller56 Mark Mitchell57 Matthew Nola58 Dale Phelan59 Ryan Richardson60 Daniel Rowland61 Matt Semini62 Liam Sutawon63 Jordan Williams64 Jack Williams65 Anthony Atkinson66 Shane Azzapardi67 Manuell Gauding68 John Hughes69 Andrew Palmer70 Andrew Petersen 71 Basil Remboulis72 Luke Schultz

Coach: Mark Murray Assistants: M. Regan, C. Jayaweera

PEGS FC


PREMIER C

1 Shane Chapman2 Nick Petering3 Matthew Davidson4 Nick Woodland5 Alfred Oppy6 Michael Davidson7 Andrew Young8 Andrew Hickey9 Sam Baring10 William Kittelty11 James Taylor12 George Smyth13 Charles Cosgriff14 Joel Bartram15 Ben Tilley16 Darcy Meehan17 Jake Meade18 Joe Cosgriff20 Zac Ledin21 Daniel Easson24 Gareth Taylor25 Damien Hatch26 Sam Whatley28 Tom Lancaster29 Andrew Costley29 Maddison Hardiman30 Joe Griffi ths31 Callum Dick32 Matthew Whitty33 Gibson Crampton34 Keegan Mason35 Chris Godsil36 Charlie Rosetti37 Lance Hammond38 Lachlan Buck39 Zac Rundell-Gordon40 Gerard Gillian41 Sam Hawkins42 James Duffy43 Tom Duffy44 Luke Leviston45 Alex Armstrong46 Sam Walsh47 Tom Ruddell48 Matt Mason50 Josh Anaf

51 Henry Drysdale52 Simon Chandler54 Braxton Conroy55 Jake Cockburn56 Jacob Meehan57 Patrick Long58 Hayden Davies59 David Meulendijks61 Nick Rhoden62 Andrew Hawes64 Ryan McIvor65 Greg Pavlos66 Tom O’Dwyer74 Ryan Phillips76 Hayden Devanny77 Ben Dempsey78 Matt Stewart79 Daniel Heap81 Nicholas Armstrong83 Rhys Waller87 Nick Burri88 Chis Wilson93 Matt Davies94 Haydn Brouwer97 William Geary

Coach: Paul GrovesAssistants: Michael Sandry, Maddison HardimanReserves: Shane PaynterThirds: James McKenzie

MONASH BLUES

1 Sam Glenn2 Harry Whitty3 Stuart Grigg (C)4 Stefan Barbour5 James Fletcher6 Vaughan Clarke7 Sam Murray 8 Robert Stainforth9 Tom Coghlan10 Ben Southam11 Ben Mitchell12 George Fletcher13 Sam Buchanan14 Brett Brisbane15 Alex Wood16 Alex Marshall17 Eddie Coghlan18 Tom Stainforth19 Rob Bambery20 Jeremy Gleeson21 Paul Coldrey22 Nicholas Fisher24 Thomas Grigg25 Adam Granger26 Ash Law27 Shaun Payze28 Lachlan Heron29 Jordan Pomeroy30 Tom Feldgen31 Zac Kurts32 A Smrdel33 Andrew Starkins34 Jordan Owens35 Tim Scarpella36 Jake Archdeacon

37 Luke Keon38 Cam Mccauley39 Leith Baker40 Hayden Brodie42 Scott Cain43 Brad Schurman44 Mathew Beggs45 Jamie Rhodes46 Laurens Van der Sluijs47 Mitch Skaife48 Dan Laversha49 Andrew Hockhegger50 Bryce Kellerman51 Sam Messinis52 Liam Nickels53 Sean McKee54 B Macaulay55 Demi Pinxt56 C Van Harten57 Ben Tracey58 T McGrath59 B Pullen60 S Pullen61 S Dalziel62 W Mace63 R Brock64 Matt Forsyth65 David Kotsiakos68 J Cox99 Leon Newton

Coach: Nick ClaringboldAssistant Coaches: Damian Brice, Peter Williamson & Michael Lambert Reserves Coach: Ben Mitchell

PENINSULA


PREMIER C

1 M Bennett 2 T Scott 3 D Cleary (C)4 C Hogan 5 L Hard 6 A Cloke 7 C Lavery 8 W Manning 9 G Bennett 10 S Wines 11 A Deneys 12 B Hogan 13 J Revere 14 P Di Siervi 15 P Ioannidis 16 L Gillard 17 A Valentini 18 J Chapple 19 J Hunt 20 A Mase 21 J Pappon 22 L Andreatta 23 C Grant 24 L Osborne 25 Z Barrett 26 Jo Paola 27 C Pinney 28 B Wass 29 R Holden 30 C Mercuri 31 T Bromley 32 A Murray 33 N Seel 34 Z Thiessens 35 R Henderson 36 L Pappon 37 S Briggs 38 M Wass 39 A Binns 40 J Davidson 41 R Gonzalez 42 J Olson

43 A Seremelis 44 G Valenzuela (RC)45 A Matthieson 46 T Michael 47 A Weymouth 48 M Aranha 49 J Cook 50 J Benoiton 51 K Paisley 52 B Grizzell 53 T Perrett 54 M Klonaridis 55 J Van Den Ven 57 L Moeller 58 S Berman 59 C Marshall 59 C Pearson 60 C Harris 61 T Eden 62 N Miller 63 M Glum 64 S Borland 65 J Faranda 70 M Catalla

Coach: Jamie MolloAssistant: Trevor BromleyReserves: Danny Hall

OAKLEIGH

1 Adam Schofi eld2 James Paul3 Hamish McLauchlan4 Alex Woltering5 Luke Pinot6 John Nicolopoulos7 Lachie Nash8 Nick Gooda9 Peter Gleadhill (C)10 Jon Spanos 11 Tom Nichol12 Josh Dawson13 Brett Voss14 Dan Harrison15 David Mackenzie16 Nick Harrison17 Mitch Rafferty18 Jack Hayes19 Jordan Toy20 Ben O’Leary21 Campbell Faulkner22 Tim Witherow23 Lachie Treverton24 Scott Ellis26 Nathan Waite (VC)27 Tyler Faulkner28 Chris Povey29 Matt McIntyre30 Hamish McWilliam31 Adam Weekes (VC)32 Ed Limon33 Alexander Thomson (RC)35 Jason Derks36 Chris Smith37 Dan Newby38 Andy Godfrey39 Damian Fletcher41 Michael Stowe42 Damian Gauci44 Shannon Mulholland46 Tristan Bowman47 Nick Bourke

48 Tristan Coles52 Mark Seccull53 Tom Tyrell

Coach: Daniel HughesAssistants: Jarrod Rafferty, Leigh BoughtonReserves: Nick SalvatoreAssistant: Joseph Salvatore

OLD HAILEYBURIANS


CLUB WAREHOUSE RISING STAR 2015

Seb has flourished at the club since his OT journey began in 2013.

Seb plays purely as a forward renowned for playing a lot taller than he is, with contested marking a feature of his game. When the ball is seemingly going through for a behind, Seb has a habit of plucking a mark right on the goal line. Seb’s notorious for causing headaches for opposition backlines because of his versatility; he’s classy below his knees but even better aerially. We think Seb plays in a similar mould to Luke Bruest from Hawthorn – when he gets the opportunity to kick a goal he usually makes it count! In his first year at club he played six senior games and kicked 20 goals including a haul of six in his second game. Last year he managed four senior appearances before playing out the remainder of the year in the premiership winning under-19 team, of which he was an integral member. As the clubs leading goal kicker currently with 29 to his name, he’s again demonstrated the value he brings to the side. He’s a much-loved member of the Old Trinity fraternity and we hope he can have a big impact in September this year!

* to be eligible for the club Warehouse Rising Star, a player must be born no earlier than 1994 and playing his first full season of senior football.

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5 YEARS AGO – 2010In Premier A Section, Old Xaverians went into second place on the ladder when they defeated De La Salle narrowly 11.7 to 8.13. De La appeared to be in control during the second and third quarters but a 5 goal last quarter by the Xavs was critical in a relatively low scoring match. Best – Colbert, Biddlecombe, Prowse, Shaw, Ball, Smith (OX) and Gotch, Lowe, Collins, Harris, Williams, Moloney (DLS). In Premier B, Old Carey’s heavy defeat of Old Ivanhoe, 16.15 to 5.5, put them ahead of top team St Kevins who faltered at the hands of Old Haileybury. Carey had their game sewn up by half time (9.4 to 2.3). While the top two teams were almost certain of their finals participation, there were 5 teams in the running to fill third and fourth spot. Three players were acknowledged as members of the 200 games club in this round. Manningham Cobra’s Joey “Junior” Trinchi was known for his fierce determination to get the hard ball in and under the pack and for constantly placing his body on the line. He was the ultimate team player and had already been honoured with life membership of his club. Along the way “Junior” had also been part of the leadership group and had won a number of individual awards.De La’s Peter “George” Hamilton had been a captain, best and fairest, premiership player, State rep and had been in the leadership core at De La for years.Brendan Colville was a key member of Marcellin’s B Section premiership in 2008 and was a committed and courageous player and leader. Usually a small defender, he was also known as one of the best tacklers for the Eagles.

10 YEARS AGO – 2005There was a clear difference between the top five teams in A Section and the bottom five teams. Old Scotch were in 5th place with 10 wins and out of the top four only on percentage. Best of the bottom five was St Bernards with only 5 wins, the only interest for these clubs would be to see who would join bottom placed St Kevins to go to B Section. There was a crucial gap opening up between one and two with Old Haileybury smashing Old Melburnians 18.16 to

5.16 and because Old Xavs failed narrowly against Marcellin, 16.9 to 15.17, Haileyburians were now 6 points clear on top. The Xavs had fought back well in the final term with 7 goals and yet Marcellin always seemed in control. In B Section, Caulfield Grammarians stayed in touch with 4th place with a win against North Old Boys 22.11 to 11.12. Brett Sinclair and Ben Gross with 12 goals between them led the way for the Grammarians and 9 goals to 1 in the final term was impressive. Best – Frater, Pennycuick, Sinclair (8), Foote, Hammond, Knight (CG) and Maplestone, Sheehan (4), Alsop, Flanders, Hosking, Tonkin (NOBS). Caulfield were only 4 points behind MHSOB (4th) and enjoyed a better percentage. Under 19 Section 2 coaches were – Phiv Demetriou (Banyule-Viewbank), John Burke (Beaumaris), Sam Calogero (Caulfield Grammarians), Anson Brownless (Old Camberwell, Rob French (Old Carey), Greg Evans (Old Essendon), Ben Dunn (Old Melburnians), Leo Curran (Old Trinity), Greg Bradley (Rupertswood), Andy Dalrymple (Whitefriars).

20 YEARS AGO – 1995In a thrilling A Section game, De La Salle defeated Old Scotch, 8.10 to 7.7 and in doing so replaced Old Scotch in the top four. Best players were Deveson, Greene, Murphy (3), Leonard, Bourke, Rennie (DLS) and Smith, Marx, McGill, W Matthews, Hodge, Polkinghorne (Old Scotch). In B Section, Uni Blacks kept their finals hopes alive after defeating fourth placed Old Melburnians despite horrible kicking for goal. OMs were held to only 5.4 for the game while the Blacks kicked 7.24 including 1.12 in the second quarter. Blacks were now only 1 game behind OM’s and with a far better percentage. Star Bulleen Templestowe player, Rick Demarte reached his 200th game against Old Xaverians. Rick had a brief stint with the Sydney Swans earlier in the season and had risen through the ranks at Bulleen Temp. He had also spent 3 season with Collingwood thirds. David Segal played his 200th game for AJAX having started with the club’s juniors in 1970. David was one of the key players in AJAX’s rise through the grades and he was a member of the grand final sides in 1975, 1976, 1978 and 1979 and a dual premiership player in 75 and 79. David had also become a vice president and delegate for AJAX. Dean Felsenthal, a quality wingman with Caulfield



Grammarians, played his 200th game. Dean had won the Juniors best and fairest in 1974 before graduating to the senior team. Dean’s pace, marking and handball skills were highly valuable to his team and provided great entertainment for the Caulfield supporters; he was also an excellent clubman.

30 YEARS AGO – 1985In A Section De La Salle registered an important win over top four team Ormond 6.12 to 3.13 placing them in 5th position and level on points with the fourth team. Ormond didn’t handle the heavy going anywhere near well enough. Best – Maher, Greene, Murphy, Vitacca, Hanrahan, Leonard (DLS) and A Mehrten, McAsey, Kingston, Russell, Gilmore, Sutherland (Ormond). Uni Blacks’ loss to Old Paradians in B Section may well have cost them a place in the finals. In a low scoring game, the Blacks drew close at three quarter time but Paradians were solid in the tight going to win 7.12 to 5.6. Best – Nelson, Considine, Jackson, Fahey, M Wood, P Wood (OP) and O’Halloran, Costello, Gibney, Marks, Vaughan, Thompson (Blacks). B Section senior coaches were Ray Keane (AJAX), Peter Chisnall (Caulfield Grammarians), J Ryland (Kew), Neil Le Lievre (Marcellin), Greg Tootell (Old Brighton), Peter Yeo (Old Melburnians), Gerard Sholly (Old Paradians), John Wise (Parkside), Vince Laragy (St Kilda CBC) and Michael O’Donnell (Uni Blacks).Steve Laussen played his 100th game for Collegians having joined the club after being a member of Wesley College’s 1979 premiership team. The finals’ venues had been announced and over the 4 weeks the following grounds were to be utilised – Elsternwick Park, Camberwell Sports Ground, Melbourne Uni, State Bank (Oval 4), Parkside, St Bernards, Northcote, Monash Uni, Bulleen United, Harry Trott, and Brunswick.

40 YEARS AGO – 1975A Section finals’ aspirants, Coburg, remained in contention after they defeated the powerful Uni Blacks combination 12.15 to 10.21, Coburg moved into 5th place, the Blacks held on to 2nd. Best – O’Brien (3), Leckie, King, Hutchinson, Handley, Mann (Coburg) and Bellingham, Larkins, Simon Costello, Clarke, Holmes, Perrett (Uni Blacks). Caulfield Grammarians held on to their 4th spot when they defeated Marcellin Old Collegians

narrowly, 14.11 to 14.9. Morphet (4), Watson, Clarke, Dickeson, Tootell, Bierwirth were best for Caulfield and C Price, McDonald, C Mahon, Power, Gartner, O’Sullivan (Marcellin).

50 YEARS AGO – 1965In C Section, Hampton Rovers had a narrow but very valuable win over St Bernards. It virtually made sure of the Rovers finishing with a double chance in the finals. The Rovers were behind at every break but were stronger when it counted at the finish – 10.16 to 10.10. Best – Fullager, Deal, Dorey, Devery, Mackenzie, Smith (HR) and Mitchell (3), J Perrett, Overman, Tobin, Collins, Considine (StB). In D Section Brunswick made sure of the position in the top four with a good win over ANZ Bank 15.18 to 6.4. Best – Mansfield, Quinn (3), Ball, Trinder, Mimmo (3), Donnelly (Bruns) and Pearson, Firth, Grant, Halcolm, Jackson (3), Child (ANZ). Tooronga Malvern’s reserves captain coach, Bert Liddell, was easily best on ground against National Bank. Bert played well into his 40’s and was still supporting the combine many years later when in his late 80’s. Bert’s grandson, Mark Liddell, was a key player for Caulfield Grammarians in their rise up the ladder and was a triple premiership player for his club.The tribunal were again proving they wouldn’t stand any nonsense when they rubbed out Brunswick’s official runner for 4 weeks after he abused the field umpire and an Old Brighton junior player copped 8 weeks for striking a Glenhuntly player after the final bell.

60 YEARS AGO - 1955Old Melburnians (2nd) sounded a real warning to top team Ormond by running away with the game in the second half to win comprehensively 19.16 to 11.4. OM’s had difficulty deciding their best among the many good contributors on the day but they highlighted the performance of Cromby for his skilful handball and play on game. They also said Wallace displayed his ‘magical disposal’ and Ramsden was the ‘pinnacle’ of determination. Ormond’s comments included ‘Graham Schrober was their most successful player’. Ormond also rued the unavailability of Stock and Rundle due to leg injuries. The OM’s were now only 2 games behind Ormond but neither side could miss out playing in the second semi final in a few weeks time. Both Uni Blues and Uni Blacks, 3rd and 4th respectively, had a mortgage on the first semi final.


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PADBURY FILLS BAKERY WITH A DOZEN SNAGSA seven goal first term set up Old Scotch against a hapless Uni Blacks side, who now

look likely for relegation after just one season in the top flight. Scotch has been dogged all year but really made an abrupt statement at home with the 31 goal hammering. They booted 6 in the second term and a further 7 in the third before kicking a mammoth 13 in the final quarter. Padbury was amazing all day, kicking 12 goals in a dominant performance. He and Rennie destroyed Uni Blacks. The win however was a case of too little, too late, with the top 4 set. This was a battle to avoid relegation and Old Scotch passed the test with flying colours. Unfortunately, Blacks weren’t up to it this year and will likely find themselves back in section 2 in 2016.

St. Bernard’s showed why they are the team to beat in the competition with a convincing 7-goal win over De La Salle at home. A 5 goal to 1 first term set the tone for the Snowdogs and they managed to hold on to the momentum kicking 2 to 1 in the second and 6 to 5 in the third before running away with the 47 point victory. Sibbald continues to be one of the competitions’ best, booting 5, with Tom Madden playing a blinder in the lead up to the finals. Delzoppo continued his stellar run of form this season with another outstanding display. For De La, a tough day but solid performances by Cosgrave and Vawser were positives. De La has had an up and down season but can be proud of what they have produced and will continue to show improvement with 2 rounds to go.

St. Kevins continued their good recent run of form with an 86 point thrashing of the hitherto impressive Uni Blues. A tight first term saw St. Kevins take the early ascendency leading by 15pts at quarter time. Both sides would have been pretty confident in their ability to get the job done, however, the cream rose to the top

and the powerful St. Kevins showed why they are a force to be reckoned with come finals time with a 7 goal 3rd term. From that point on, they held strong to maintain a huge lead. Bonacci was outstanding in a best on ground performance where he kicked 5, while Olsen managed 3 majors. For Blues, McKindlay and Blakely were their best performers.

Beaumaris stayed in touch with their fellow top 4 rivals with an impressive 94-point win against Old Melburnians at Albert Park. The first term was a tight tussle with the teams only separated by a goal. A 6 goal to 1 term saw the Sharks burst out to a six goal lead at the main break. 4 goals in the 3rd and 8 in the last ensured the result was well and truly beyond doubt. The Sharks impressed, wel on their way to the finals where they will no doubt be a strong contender.

The Old Xaverians continued their winning streak on the weekend, with their seventh straight victory against an Old Trinity side, who has struggled through Premier this season.. 5 goals in the first term got the Xavs going and if not for inaccurate goal kicking their final winning margin would have been a lot greater. Sam Cleeve has kicked a number of bags this season and booted 6 on this occasion while Silk kicked 4 and Troiani 2. Amad and Cullity put in their best performances of the season. The Xavs are motoring at the moment and haven’t lost since June, which is great for the side that couldn’t get passed the big two, SKOB and the Snowdogs, last season. They are well coached by Pete Callinan and Patrick Kennedy. Trinity look like they will be headed back to section 2 next year after a really tough season in their first season of premier.

MEGT UNDER 19 PremierUniversity Blacks v Old Xaverians

Beaumaris v Old ScotchOld Trinity v University BluesSt Kevins v St. Bernards

De La Salle v Old Melburnians


MEGT U19 SECTION 2 & 3 with Tom Neuendorf

SECTION TWOParkdale returned to the winners list on Saturday afternoon, belting St Bedes/Mentone by 106 points.

Clearly disappointed with last week’s loss to second placed Old Brighton, the Vultures were fierce around the ball in the early going. At quarter time they had built a handy 32-point lead, and never looked back. Lachlan Butler was everywhere for the winners, booting three goals and playing a role in a number of other attacking thrusts. Bradley Austin continued his solid season, kicking another four goals on the day.

Caulfield Grammar did their premiership credentials no harm with a convincing win over a faltering Whitefriars squad. The damage was done in the first stanza, with Caulfield bolting to a seven goal lead at quarter time, leaving Whitefriars goalless and demoralised. The usual suspects fired for the victors, with Schaffer and Topp again leading the way with four goals apiece, whilst Jesse Toniolo was also prominent in the win.

Elsewhere, Fitzroy solidified their position in the top four with a comfortable win over Mazenod, and Collegians notched their second win of the season against Marcellin. Old Brighton went about their business, demolishing Old Ivanhoe and they are really firming as the premiership fancies in the section on the back of their rich vein of form.

SECTION THREEOld Geelong bounced back in the game of the week against Old Carey. The 32-point win keeps Old Geelong at the top of the ladder, whilst the loss for Old Carey leaves them only one game clear of the rampant Ormond in third place. The game was won in the first half as Old Geelong skipped away to a six goal lead by half time without much resistance. To their credit, the Panthers tightened up around the stoppages and won the second half but the damage had already been done. For the winners Edward Manton booted four goals to take his season tally to 21.

Elsewhere in the section, Williamstown CYMS held off a brave Hampton Rovers outfit by 24 points, Ormond outclassed Old Camberwell by 59 points, and Old Xaverians were far too good for St Bernards.

UNDER 19 Section 2Old Brighton v Fitzroy

Parkdale Vultures v WhitefriarsCaulfield Gr. v Marcellin OC

Collegians v St Bedes/Mentone

UNDER 19 Section 3Old Geelong v St Bernards

Old Camberwell v Old CareyOrmond v Hampton Rovers

Williamstown CYMS v Old Xaverians

U19 PremierSt Bernards 5.3, 7.7, 15.9, 17.11 (113)De La Salle 1.4, 2.4, 7.5, 10.6 (66)GOALS, St Bernards: E. Sibbald 5, M. Hughes 2, L. Di Lizio 2, T. Delzoppo 2, T. Doody 2, T. Madden 1, J. Turville 1, C. Vague 1, D. Kennedy 1 De La Salle: M. Saunders 2, P. Ryan 2, M. Griechen 2, M. Martinez 1, W. Wright 1, M. Colak 1, R. Cosgrave 1BEST, St Bernards: T. Madden, T. Delzoppo, T. Doody, N. Larkin, D. Kennedy, E. Sibbald De La Salle: S. Michael, R. Cosgrave, M. Griechen, P. Ryan, S. Vawser, A. MundayBeaumaris 4.4, 10.6, 14.11, 22.13 (145)Old Melburnians 3.1, 4.4, 6.5, 7.9 (51)GOALS, Beaumaris: S. Gibbins 5, M. Williams 2, A. Aridas 2, A. Baruhas 2, A. Hill 2, T. Douglass 2, A. Paspaliaris 2, M. Lucas 1, M. Williams 1, J. Eldred 1, S. Doherty 1, C. Mclaren 1Old Melburnians: W. Lovelock 2, P. Meares 1, W. Monk 1, T. Fuller 1, A. McFarlane 1, S. Hooper 1 BEST, Beaumaris: A. Baruhas, M. Williams, S. Gibbins, M. Lucas, J. Lam, S. DohertyOld Melburnians: W. Monk, G. Carter, S. Hooper, A. McFarlane, T. Fuller, W. LovelockOld Scotch 7.5, 13.13, 20.22, 33.30 (228)University Blacks 0.2, 1.2, 1.2, 2.2 (14)GOALS, Old Scotch: A. Padbury 12, H. Mason 5, W. Stewart 5, J. Otter 2, L. Daggian 2, C. Millar 1, D. Beddison 1, T. Murchie 1, C. Kalogirou 1, M. Bulte 1, A. Townsend 1, N. Clark 1 University Blacks: S. McKenzie 1, J. Kimpton 1BEST, Old Scotch: M. Rennie, J. Beard, A. Padbury, W. Stewart, B. Hays, M. Bulte University Blacks: M. Rowlands, B. Brew, J. Clarke, H. Allen, E. Eugenio, J. DowOld Xaverians 5.8, 11.14, 15.17, 21.22 (148)Old Trinity 0.3, 1.5, 3.10, 4.10 (34)GOALS, Old Xaverians: S. Cleeve 6, O. Silk 4, W. Richards 2, H. Troiani 2, H. Cullity 2, T. Amad 1, T. Vander Haar 1, T. Wiegold 1, C. Kennedy 1, J. Barlow 1Old Trinity: T. Hall 2, C. Hooper 1, J. Hargreaves 1BEST, Old Xaverians: T. Amad, H. Cullity, Z. Haussegger, J. Barlow, O. Silk, H. Morris Old Trinity: C. Thuring, J. Plant, N. Meerman, C. Hooper, J. Hargreaves, H. MooreSt Kevins 4.4, 9.9, 16.16, 19.18 (132)University Blues 2.1, 4.1, 4.3, 7.4 (46)GOALS, St Kevins: F. Bonacci 5, M. Olsen 3, J. Slevison 2, R. De Biase 2, H. Kerr 2, C. Paull 2, T. Massey 1, M. Spence 1, A. Clough 1 University Blues: J. Jess 2, W. Blakey 2, S. Clements 1, M. Pritchard 1, G. Osti 1BEST, St Kevins: H. Burrill, N. Stagg, M. Olsen, W. Sist, L. McKenzie, A. CloughUniversity Blues: A. McKindlay, W. Blakey, S. Lucas, M. Pritchard, S. Clements, J. Jess

U19 Section 2Parkdale Vultures 6.2, 10.5, 17.8, 23.12 (150)St Bedes / Mentone Tigers 1.0, 2.0, 3.1, 7.2 (44)GOALS, Parkdale Vultures: D. Jayaselan 4, B. Austin 4, B. Dillon 3, L. Butler 3, J. Green 2, J. Vorbach 2, A. Watterson 1, J. Peake 1, O. Herd 1, R. O’Leary 1, T. Carroll 1St Bedes / Mentone Tigers : R. Iudica 2, M. Millwood 1, S. Connell 1, L. Palfrey 1, J. Beddoe 1, R. Mravljak 1BEST, Parkdale Vultures: L. Butler, J. Vorbach, B. Austin, D. Jayaselan, B. Dillon, K. BodeSt Bedes / Mentone Tigers : R. Leslie, S. Barca, K. Arthur, R. Iudica, R. Mravljak, J. FisherCaulfield Gr. 7.0, 12.3, 17.5, 20.6 (126)Whitefriars 0.2, 3.3, 4.5, 5.6 (36)GOALS, Caulfield Gr.: H. Schaffer 4, L. Topp 4, J. Toniolo 3, N. Gould 2, J. Kellock 2, M. Judd 2, M. Spielvogel 1, Z. Amos 1, T. Stephenson 1 Whitefriars: J. Perrin 1, A. Hands 1, M. Coen 1, J. Spencer 1, J. Koutsaplis 1BEST, Caulfield Gr.: J. Toniolo, H. Schaffer, N. Silvestro, H. Mills, T. Smith, T. Mollard Whitefriars: B. Kelsey, K. Hayes, L. Deane, J. Zita, J. Morais, J. PerrinCollegians 4.3, 6.5, 10.9, 16.9 (105)Marcellin OC 1.3, 5.4, 5.6, 7.7 (49)GOALS, Collegians: T. Wyett 3, F. Huntington 2, E. Rice 2, H. Cattell 2, S. Finnegan 2, B. Peschke 1, H. Birchall 1, L. Walter 1, R. Martin 1, S. Porz 1 Marcellin OC: J. Cunningham 2, A. Clayton 2, J. Picco 1, L. Bosio 1, N. Raso 1BEST, Collegians: T. Wyett, W. Gorton, H. Cattell, S. Porz, L. Eyles, S. Finnegan Marcellin OC: J. Green, J. Cullen, J. James, H. Malos, J. Cecala, T. JamesFitzroy 3.4, 8.4, 12.8, 17.10 (112)Mazenod 2.1, 4.7, 7.8, 9.10 (64)GOALS, Fitzroy: J. Hill 6, W. Zaghis 2, M. Davie 2, A. Ryan 1, O. Ishak 1, M. Bell 1, G. Richardson 1, J. Long 1, D. O’Connor 1, J. Bluer 1 Mazenod: D. Fowler 3, F. Palleschi 2, N. Beovich 2, J. Di Nezza 1, D. Mydaras 1BEST, Fitzroy: J. Hill, M. Davie, Z. Hancock, I. Wattis, A. Ryan, O. Ishak Mazenod: C. Poretti, N. Beovich, M. Sier, J. Buccella, T. Patterson, J. Di NezzaOld Brighton 4.4, 7.8, 11.13, 19.17 (131)Old Ivanhoe Gr. 1.4, 5.5, 7.7, 7.7 (49)GOALS, Old Brighton: J. Dick 4, E. Tait 3, M. Ho 2, G. Yeoman 2, G. Jones 2, B. Williams 2, J. Cowling 1, B. Harris 1, O. Armstrong 1, T. Larkworthy 1 Old Ivanhoe Gr.: N. Reeves-Smyth 3, S. Tsanoudakis 2, J. Larkin 1, J. Kandiliotis 1BEST, Old Brighton: G. Kimpton-Moss, J. Bainbridge, O. Armstrong, A. Knox, S. Campbell , A. GrantOld Ivanhoe Gr.: T. Kellock, J. Larkin, K. Audley, S. Tsanoudakis, A. Bacskos, N. Reeves-Smyth

U19 Section 3Williamstown CYMS 2.3, 4.4, 9.9, 12.10 (82)Hampton Rovers 1.3, 3.7, 5.9, 8.10 (58)GOALS, Williamstown CYMS: J. Slee 3, J. Connolly 2, J. Borg 2, B. Connolly 1, M. Norton 1, D. Schwarze 1, W. Chan 1, M. Parkinson 1Hampton Rovers: J. Balleggi 2, J. Massey 2, M. Robertson 1, J. Thiris 1, J. Zaina 1, N. Jackson 1BEST, Williamstown CYMS: D. Schwarze, J. Connolly, B. Connolly, M. Barnes, T. Ball, M. MorrisHampton Rovers: J. Zaina, C. Cullis, D. Broadstock, R. Fogarty, J. Daley, J. MasseyOld Geelong 3.1, 7.3, 10.3, 12.8 (80)Old Carey Gr. 1.2, 1.2, 5.4, 7.6 (48)GOALS, Old Geelong: E. Manton 4, J. Planner 2, J. Grimshaw 2, H. Macmillan 1, B. Ludeman 1, J. Hutley 1, C. Youngman 1Old Carey Gr.: W. Nichols 2, W. Karras 1, A. Archibald 1, D. Cameron 1, W. Mitchell 1, J. Hoban 1BEST, Old Geelong: J. Hutley, J. Grimshaw, E. Gubbins, M. Planner, E. Manton, O. GrahamOld Carey Gr.: W. Karras, W. Mitchell, J. Quartermain, W. Nichols, H. Hill, W. BurkeOrmond 5.4, 7.7, 13.7, 16.9 (105)Old Camberwell Gr. 1.1, 1.2, 2.4, 7.4 (46)GOALS, Ormond: M. Perry 5, R. Behke 3, L. Adlington 3, N. Halsall 1, N. Houghton 1, W. Robertshaw 1, J. Kangisser 1, H. Whitehead 1Old Camberwell Gr.: D. Bancroft 3, A. Halabi 2, A. Bongiorno 1, C. Samios 1BEST, Ormond: M. Perry, J. Kangisser, M. Hirschman, N. Houghton, N. Oaten, R. BehkeOld Camberwell Gr.: R. Jago, A. Bongiorno, C. Thorn, N. Stragalinos, B. Mann, A. MastorasOld Xaverians 6.2, 10.9, 12.11, 17.15 (117)St Bernards 3.2, 4.2, 5.7, 8.10 (58)GOALS, Old Xaverians: M. Parker 3, A. Skene 2, T. Lyon 2, B. Curtis 1, D. Sgarbossa 1, J. Kidman 1, T. Polkinghorn 1, G. Smart 1, A. Santamaria 1, L. Jorgensen 1, N. Lefebvre 1, E. O’Sullivan 1, N. Pillon 1St Bernards: M. Zammit 2, T. Mahony 2, J. Dwyer 2, N. Kelly 1, W. Morgan 1BEST, Old Xaverians: M. Parker, T. Ingham, C. Wright, E. O’Sullivan, T. Donohoe, N. PillonSt Bernards: E. Vahland, S. Merkel, M. Jaggard, T. Howard, N. Kelly, J. Dwyer


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U19 Section 4Monash Blues 1.5, 3.8, 9.11, 15.11 (101)De La Salle OC 1.4, 1.6, 2.6, 4.6 (30)GOALS, Monash Blues: W. Hogan 4, L. Buck 3, B. Crawford 2, T. Clayson 1, N. Woodland 1, S. Andritsos 1, D. Saville 1, L. Thomas 1, D. Quattro 1De La Salle OC: M. Simons 1, M. Laoumtzis 1, J. Yosiffidis 1, A. Tonkin 1BEST, Monash Blues: J. Cassells, B. Crawford, W. Hogan, L. Thomas, C. Squires, L. BuckDe La Salle OC: J. Pirovano, C. Akritidis, H. Wardlaw, A. Hay, L. Brownhill, N. ContinOld Haileyburians 5.7, 6.9, 10.16, 13.21 (99)Therry Penola OB 1.0, 3.1, 3.3, 4.3 (27)GOALS, Old Haileyburians: Therry Penola OB: A. Mudgway 1, J. Ratcliffe 1, S. Skapetis 1, P. Stragos 1BEST, Old Haileyburians: Therry Penola OB: M. Pauthenet, A. Sadrinajafi, T. Monaghan, R. MacGregor, L. Rocca, M. Dixon

Peninsula OB 2.2, 7.6, 13.11, 14.14 (98)MHSOB 1.0, 2.2, 2.3, 3.5 (23)GOALS, Peninsula OB: H. Cribbon-Rigg 5, J. Labrooy 2, B. Williamson 2, A. Grant 2, J. Feutrill 1, J. Johnson 1, A. Craig 1MHSOB: N. Willis 1, J. Scott 1, I. Reichman 1BEST, Peninsula OB: O. Whitty, H. Cribbon-Rigg, T. Malan, B. Hillman, A. CraigMHSOB: D. Wong, N. Willis, N. Clampett, W. Penhalluriack, T. Scelsi, J. ScottNorthern Blues 5.2, 9.6, 15.8, 20.9 (129)Parkdale Vultures 3.1, 6.2, 7.4, 10.7 (67)GOALS, Northern Blues: D. Delle-Vergini 6, S. Fleming 3, T. Smith 2, M. DeMaria 2, J. Mazzone 1, B. Hutchinson 1, C. Useinov 1, T. McNamara 1, J. Taylor 1, J. Hamilton 1, R. Bailey 1Parkdale Vultures: L. Jenkins 3, J. Barker 2, A. Sivell 2, T. Larter 1, H. Spencer 1, I. Daou 1BEST, Northern Blues: J. Hamilton, M. Efremidis, T. Smith, C. Fontana, D. Delle-Vergini, M. FogaleParkdale Vultures: T. Richards, M. Rattenbury, I. Daou, L. Jenkins, P. Borboa, A. Sivell

St Kevins OB 7.9, 12.13, 17.21, 22.27 (159)Oakleigh 0.0, 1.0, 2.0, 2.2 (14)GOALS, St Kevins OB: L. Wray 6, S. Lewin 5, L. Turnbull 2, A. Stefanac 2, H. Bennetts 2, D. Tucker 1, H. Reinwald 1, J. Anderson 1, A. Favaloro 1, M. Di Natale 1Oakleigh : n/aBEST, St Kevins OB: L. Wray, J. Anderson, M. Di Natale, B. Dimattina, S. Lewin, A. StefanacOakleigh : n/aBeaumaris FC 3.5, 8.9, 14.11, 18.17 (125)Mazenod OC 1.0, 1.0, 3.2, 8.5 (53)GOALS, Beaumaris FC: Mazenod OC: D. Spooner 4, M. Zogoulas 2, A. Brand-Oliver 1, J. Shields 1BEST, Beaumaris FC: Mazenod OC: D. Spooner, A. Brand-Oliver, M. Zogoulas, B. Gannon, J. Minack, C. Bartley


De La SalleCoach: Simon Brown

Assistants: Anthony Hale

1 W.Agar2 C.Akritidis3 C.Anastasio4 T.Brasher5 N.Catrice6 M.Colak7 P.Cook8 R.Cosgrave9 M.Griechen10 A.Hay11 D.Krelle12 A.Lvovsky13 M.Lvovsky14 W.Mackie15 D.Marchese (Capt)16 S.Marchese (Capt)17 M.Martinez18 J.McGaw19 S.Michael20 O.Milner21 A.Munday22 L.Murphy23 A.Nyanjok24 L.O’Callaghan25 S.O’Callaghan26 S.Pennell27 M.Saunders28 T.Still29 S.Taranto30 N.Taylor31 B.Tokatlidis32 J.Tran33 J.Tyquin34 S.Vawser (Capt)35 H.Wardlaw36 W.Wright37 L.Bisognin38 L.Brownhill39 P.Burnell40 M.Canny41 J.Galbraith42 E.Holden43 T.Hyland44 M.Laoumtzis45 J.Pirovano

BeaumarisCoach: Terry Lucas

1 Drew Kelly2 Charlie Bennett3 Chris McLaren4 Oliver Florent5 Cal Beattie-Powell6 Rhys Pierce7 Sean Doherty8 Cameron Pace9 Harrison Smyth10 Matthew Williams11 Andreas Baruhas12 Nicholas Henricks13 Todd Douglass14 Callum Linehan15 Jordan White16 James Taylor17 Matt Hanson18 Matt Zagni19 Thomas Gregory20 Athan Aridas22 Shaun Evans23 Thomas Buckle24 Ben Dickson25 Sam Gibbins26 Fraser Johns27 Callum Cusack33 Joshua Gover34 Matthew Lucas46 Julian Lam48 Jacob Duigan

St Bernard’sCoach: Rocky Iannello

Assistants: Serge Ramano

1 Josh Turville2 Mitchell Hughes3 Tom Howard4 Declan Kennedy5 Chris Hughes6 Nick Larkin7 Rhyen Woods10 Marcus De Leur11 Anthony Dillon12 Charlie Vague13 Jed Carey14 Danny Yacoub15 Ben Hedley16 Luke Beddoe19 Edyn Sibbald20 Edward Dugdale22 Patrick Martin25 Jeremy Sullivan28 Nick Kelly29 Matthew Tonge29 Tom DelZoppo30 James Tait36 James Oruba44 Lachlan Sullivan 50 Joel Comito52 Harri Rocke53 Pat O’Sullivan55 Chris Gavaghan56 Daniel Parkes58 Sean Merkel59 Max Jaggard60 Matthew Zammit60 Will Considine63 Ben Ronke65 Chris Tormey73 Pat Sawaya74 Tim Rose75 Tom Madden76 Tristan Doody77 Will Issacs78 Zach O’Hallaron79 Michael Caven

St KevinsCoach: Tom Purcell, James Kennedy

Assistants: Damian Merrett 1 Roland De Biase1 Scott Kaiser2 James Prosser5 Callum Tate6 Mark Spence7 Stephen DiCintio8 Alexander Favaloro9 Joshua Shannon10 Andrew Clough11 Matthew Olsen12 William Ostrowsky13 Nicholas Fletcher16 Thomas Massey15 Cameron Paull18 Nathan Stagg19 Harry Lewis20 Oscar Henderson21 Jonathan Ring22 James Tighe27 Jacob Edginton28 Nathan Stagg29 Francesco Bonacci31 Daniel Lattanzio31 James Slevison35 Xavier Siebel36 Haydon Reinwald39 Cameron Paull40 Andrew Webb42 Patrick Simkiss44 Ciaran Ross45 Lachlan Merrett46 Maxwell Musarra48 Nicholas Milne49 Lachlan Wray50 Thomas Sanders51 Kieran Ayres52 Harry Bennetts53 William Sist54 Oliver Doswell55 Patrick Di Natale57 Darcy Carroll61 Vincent Newton61 Lachlan Turnbull63 Harry Kerr65 Jack Gale66 Benjamin Dimattina67 Macgregor Matthews68 Lachlan Comito71 Callum Smith72 James Papadopulos74 Alexander Stefanac75 Tom Appleby76 Damon Tucker78 Callum Smith79 Sebastian Graham80 Harry Hutchison80 Thomas Sanders81 Nicholas Dachs82 Jack Cairns83 Thomas Montgomerie86 Anthony Ioannidis88 Fergal Utri93 Zachery Morse

University BlacksCoach: Luke O’Connell

1 Andrew Pilbrow2 Nathan Hill3 Zach Harris4 Jake Chan5 Jordan Payne6 Tom Chalkey7 Tom Cousins8 Ryan Duffy9 Toby Sheehan10 Emilio Eugenio11 Peter Viney12 Connor Bowden13 Josh Kimpton14 Charlie Sher15 Ollie Harrison16 Isaac Parker17 Lachlan McDonald18 Jack Callahan19 Tom Pendlebury20 Jedd Dow21 Will Mills22 Harry Allen23 Jirra Moffatt24 Thomas Caughey25 Liam Flanagan26 Sean Bartlett27 Jackson Clarke28 Jackson Gravenor29 Will Hayward30 Sam McKenzie31 Nick Johnson32 Miles Rowlands

University BluesCoach: Jeff Scotland

Assistants: Will Langley

1 Andy Batarilo2 Jack Curnow3 Matt Nevatt4 Shaun Lucas5 Daniel Batarilo (Capt)6 Angus Adams7 Ed Keach8 Ollie Bevan9 Brett Scotland10 Jacob Jess11 Nick Hanlon12 Will Blakey14 Ed Condon15 Darcy Cordell16 James Cameron17 Issac Brambley18 Joe Kemp19 Tom Wilson21 Zach Healey22 Jackson Reynoldson23 Dominic Symes26 Lachie Chomley27 George Osti30 Fin Montgomery35 Ben Barton36 Charles Fry38 Angus McKindlay Sam Clements Michael Pritchard Ed Bahrens Henry Hewitson Daniel Simpson Hugh Molenaar Ben Barton Andy Campbell Patrick O’Brien

Old MelburniansCoach: James Ray

Assistants: Guss Murray

1 William Ahearn2 Tom Fuller3 Charles Koren4 Will Dowling5 Sam Kelly7 Hamish Stopp8 Gordon Carter10 Will Lovelock11 Bob De Fegely12 Sam Hooper13 Liam Ratliff14 Harry Waite15 Theodore Rosenthal16 Haddon Dixon17 Will Monk18 Dan Watson19 Edward Daniell20 Sandy McFarlane21 Fraser Nott22 David Holyoake23 Max Kenyon24 Ben Rothfield25 Harry Stephens27 Will Zwar28 Lachlan Horne29 Mitchell Horne30 Jordan Anderson31 Edward Bickford32 Gus Borthwick33 Fergus Cargill34 Max Figgins35 Adrian Karatzas36 Chris Kirton37 Angus Kleiman38 Rob Lindsay39 Ryley Lucas40 Will May41 Patrick Meares42 Michael Merakis43 James Otto44 Ben Wilson

Old ScotchCoach: TBA

Assistants: TBA

1 Julian Beard (C)2 Nick Balson3 Mitchell Nikolovski4 William Holding5 Dimitrios Panotis6 Edward Gillies7 Sam Greenough8 Brad Winder9 Nick Townsend10 Jack Otter11 Jonathon Leggo12 Charlie Miller13 Nick Clarke14 Nick Stavris15 Andrew Padbury16 Ted Murchiet17 Campbell Matthews18 John McLellan19 Daniel Beddison22 Tom Greenaway23 Howard Webb24 Andrew Lambert26 Mitchell Bulte29 Brett Borland30 James Hunt31 Caleb Kalogirou32 Will Stewart33 Richard Goodey,34 Hugh Griffiths,35 Rob McDougall39 Tom Bernard41 Hugh Mason42 Jack Slobon43 James Johnson44 Nick Waddell46 James Hunt (VC)47 Barnaby Holmes48 Charles Worrell-Smith

Old TrinityCoach: Jeff Hooper

Assistants: N. Mescher, S. Young

1 Danny Land2 Hamish Felton3 Jacob Sando4 Darcy White5 Callum Hooper6 Martin Muller7 Louis Muller8 Lachlan Aikman9 William Lane10 Oscar Sharp11 Matt Corney12 Daniel Speake13 Lloyd Robertson14 Dane Fencaros15 Arthur Gioulekas16 Tom Davies17 Henry Moore18 Andrew Bennett19 Jonte Antonino20 Jack Plant21 James Hargreaves22 Samuel Griffith23 Aidan Paus24 James Harden25 John Diffey26 Sam Joyce 27 James Rush28 Christos Manoussakis29 Charles Roberts30 Alexander Fogarty31 Liam Ritchie32 Chris Thuring33 Ben Mescher34 James Rogers35 Sam Dean-Spagnolo36 Tim Hall37 Elliott Bowman38 Marcus Emerton-Bain39 Harry Diamond40 Sam Lee41 Simon Tselios43 Matt Lasorko44 Blair Henery47 William De Graaff48 Tom Young58 Thomas Shiels62 Harry Thompson51 Alex Polidoros67 Nelson Smith55 Joe Camppbell73 Lachlan Pearce

MEGT U19 PREMIER

Old XaveriansCoach: Peter Callinan

Assistants: Pat Kennedy

1 Hamish Morris2 Hamish Cullity3 Jack Kelliher4 Jake French5 Tom Anderson (C)6 Harry Lucas7 James Agius8 Matt Smith9 Ben Murphy10 Ollie Silk11 Tim Polkinghorn12 Ben Polkinghorn13 Sam Cleeve14 Tom Fantasia 15 Joe Barlow (VC)16 Matt Ongarato17 Tom Ingham18 Will Richards19 Todd Vander Haar20 Tyson Weigold21 Harry Kelly22 Nick Lefebvre23 Tom Amad24 Charlie Kennedy25 Mitch Parker26 Tom Wynne29 Charlie Wright


Caulfield Gr.Coach: Josh McCahon

Assistants: Simon Kelleway

1 Nic Gould2 James Kellock3 Aya Fujiwara4 Jack Donne5 Nick Silvestro6 Jack Short7 Dylan Smith8 Nicholas Blaich9 James (Capt) Small10 Ben Green11 Tim Mollard12 Chris Bold13 Lachlan Holmes14 Harry Calder15 Kosmo Malignaggi16 Jacob Serry17 Khan Oxenham18 Kirren Ponniah19 Lachlan Nixon20 Tom Smith21 Max Judd23 James Anderson25 Jerome Stewart26 Will Barker28 Max Simpson29 Myles Spielvogel30 Josh Burland32 Youssef Sabet33 Carl Burnett35 Zach Amos36 Ollie Allis37 Noah Answerth44 Darcy Levin46 Bryce Bacon

CollegiansCoach: Rob Ferguson

Assistants: Alan Solomon

1 Harry Cattell (C)2 Hugh Birchel3 Josh Dickinson4 Louis Walter5 Riely Martin7 Tyson Wyett8 Linus Walsh9 Alex Leye10 Alex Waddington11 Sam Porz12 Zac Burns13 Tim Nancarrow14 Simon Kerwin15 Harry Butterss16 Fergus Huntington16 Matthew Barton17 Will Gorton18 Jim Bazzani19 Callum Smith20 Hugo Ling23 Dave Ellinghaus24 Lachie Eyles (VC)25 Ben Peschke27 Matthew Singleton29 James Dunn30 Eddie Rice (VC)32 Calum Wilson33 Jake Ellis34 Lachie Cooke35 Hugh Greene40 Hugh Johnston41 Thomas Jordan42 Alex Barr43 James Emmett44 Declan Harris47 Lewis Hentschke50 Max Goodwin 51 Christian Middleton52 Jayden Douglass55 Griffin Siassios57 James Widdop59 Jack Malady60 Freddie Sullivan71 Oscar Pearson91 Rhys Hildebrand-Wise

Old IvanhoeCoach: Brad Shadbolt

Assistants: Chris Branigan

1 James Locke2 Ben Oliver3 Jordan Stanton4 Adam Meikle5 Trent Crouch6 Dominic Inglese7 Anthony Stenta8 Tom O’halloran9 Kieran Audley10 Jack Dawson11 Jeremy Young12 Henry Gibbs13 Jackson Lee14 Dan Carolan15 Angus Richardson16 Michael Altis17 William Gough18 Matthew Martin19 Dylan Buttifant20 Steven Tsanoudakis21 Jake Erman22 James Larkin23 Alex Bacskos24 Tom Kellock25 Francesco Portella26 Jack Say27 Ayman O’Dowd28 Nick Reeves-Smyth30 Chris Jowett31 Tim Fidler32 Nick Marshall33 Nick Horsford34 James Kandiliotis35 Mitchell Brown

Parkdale VulturesCoach: Luke Borella

Assistants: Ned Harding, Matt Hayes 1 Ryan O’Leary2 Tom Congerton3 Kane Bode4 Josh Green5 James Clark (VC)6 James Salouris7 Brad Austin8 Bailey Dillon (C)9 Brayden Stevenson10 Jaye Edmunds11 Daniel Rendall12 Lachie Gallagher13 Jack Vorbach14 Kai Love-Linay15 Matthew McCoy16 Harrison Spencer17 Adam Heatley18 Lyndon Byrnes19 Andrew Waterson (VC)20 Shea Gribben21 Ryan Stringer22 Kyle Steegstra23 Dhanesh Jayasalen24 Jesse Andrews25 Tim Carroll26 William McGowan (VC)27 Leigh Jenkins28 Matthew Robertson29 Tommy Lartar30 Liam Marshell31 Jarrod Peake32 Luke Symons33 Matthew Rattenbury34 Nick Farnbach35 Ash Sivell36 Billy Cross37 Tom Polard38 Luke Ellis39 James Barker42 Patrick Larkin45 Pablo Borboa47 Jack Love48 Corey Fall-Jablonka52 Neil McKenizie59 Matt Francis62 Ollie Herd80 Nathan Petersen81 Samuel Davis82 Harry Brennan83 Josh Hall84 Tom Oliver85 Matt McDonald86 Tom Richards87 Tim Taranto88 Sam Timuska-Carr89 Aidan Glackin90 Tom Jenkins91 Lachie Butler92 Ben Lawrence93 Izar Daou

St Bedes/Mentone TigersCoach: Chris Heverin

Assistants: R. Thompson, J. Mravjak, G. Guerin

1 Jordan Pastura (Capt)3 Sam Lundy4 Alex Shaw5 Sam Upton7 Max Millwood8 Jono Zuccala9 Jayden Clark11 Kieran Arthur12 Ryan Mravljak14 Dane Heverin15 Alex Elias16 Mitchell Johnstone17 Jordan Young18 Reagan Maddaford19 Daniel Pilch20 Jake Beddoe21 Ben Hubeek22 Dale McArthur23 Oscar Adorno24 Sean Connell25 Hunter Griffin26 Connor Shaw27 Corey Bader28 Joel Saunders30 Josh Fisher35 Sam Barca36 Lachlan Palfrey37 Ryan Leslie38 Darcy James39 Robert Iudica44 Billy Pickles47 Liam Anastasio

WhitefriarsCoach: David Kelsey

Ass. Jeremy Freeman, Tony Pisani

1 Ryan Malt (C)3 Ben Kelsey (C)5 Joshua Dwyer6 Lewis Deane7 Jordan Koutsaplis8 Ben Tatterson9 Jon Pisani10 Matthew Mc Mahon11 Luke Galtieri12 James Hardiman13 Nicholas Hee14 James Battista16 Daniel Chen17 Damian Jacotine18 Jack Sammut19 Jason Spencer21 Jack Hardy22 Jackson Deane23 James Perrin24 Hewitt Murray25 Adrian Cardamone26 Ed Dinh27 Jack Richardson28 Kieran Hayes29 Tom Gastin30 Michael Coen31 Daniel Michael32 Martin Li33 Jack Zita34 Nic Mercuri35 Angus Hands36 Jordan Morais37 Dominic Haley38 David Iesa

FitzroyCoach: Tim Bell

Assistants: M. Manoli, M. Stuart

1 Will Zaghis2 Daniel O’Connor3 James Butler4 Josh Poulter5 James Bluer6 Noah Darby7 Sean Laidlaw8 George Bountris9 Zac Hancock10 Angus Ryan11 Martin Deasey12 Harry Skacej13 Isaac Wattis14 Max Davies (C)15 Bernard Wright16 Joe Hill17 Hugh Morris-Dalton18 Otto Ishak20 Robert Belchamber21 Harry Dorrat Thorpe22 Will Symons23 Matthew Bell24 Milo Nash25 Liam Niere26 Harris Scholz-Mitchell27 Charlie Phillips28 Gus Richardson29 Gabriel Oliver30 Aiden Lambert31 Strachan Jack 32 Daniel Megennis33 Max Stella34 Samuel Reeves35 Ben McDonald36 Harry Jorgensen37 George Baker-Holland39 Jacob Long42 Ned Ryan

MarcellinCoach: Tony Norris

Assistants: Tony Norris

1 DanielDi Roberto 2 AngusMcHenry 3 Jake Maher4 NicholasHullick (VC)5 JamesCullen 6 GregLoucas 7 Harry - JamesMalos (DVC)8 JoshuaDi Rago9 AnthonySalvatore10 JoelCecala11 RileyMuir 12 LucasBosio13 JacksonGreen14 DavidMcPherson15 LauchlanMackie16 MitchellJones ©18 Romeo Allessio19 NicolasMcNamara 20 NicholasRaso 22 TimothyClifford23 JoelCunninhham24 RobertPaolino 25 JacobBolzonello 26 Anthony Picco 27 AndrewKay28 AlastairCalyton32 DeclanMcLaughlin 33 JoshJames 36 Riley Harris 38 TimJames 41 MatthewFrost

MazenodCoach: Paul McDonald

Assistants: TBA

30 Nathan Beovich13 Jacob Buccella19 Jack CarrollTBA Jake Charman2 Rhys Clayton11 Mark ConsolmagnoTBA Fabio D’Alfonso22 Samuel Deegan5 Julian Di Nezza4 Stephen Forster27 Declan FowlerTBA Daniel HayesTBA Jono LeTBA Sean McCullagh23 Timothy McDonald16 Lachlan McEniry6 Tom McKenna (VC)28 Kieren McKeogh12 Matthew McLellanTBA Peter MulliganTBA Daniel Mydaras8 Tom Odrawaz1 Francis Palleschi (C)24 Thomas Patterson20 Christian Poretti14 Matthew SierTBA Daniel SmithTBA Joshua Swainston29 Jake Walton15 Josh Webster17 Joshua White (DVC)TBA Daniel WilesTBA Jake Winn TBA Benjamin Riley

U19 – SECTION 2

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Old BrightonCoach: Ryan Joseph

1 Ryan O’Leary2 Tom Congerton3 Kane Bode4 Josh Green5 James Clark (VC)6 James Salouris7 Brad Austin8 Bailey Dillon (C)9 Brayden Stevenson10 Jaye Edmunds11 Daniel Rendall12 Lachie Gallagher13 Jack Vorbach14 Kai Love-Linay15 Matthew McCoy16 Harrison Spencer17 Adam Heatley18 Lyndon Byrnes19 Andrew Waterson (VC)20 Shea Gribben21 Ryan Stringer22 Kyle Steegstra23 Dhanesh Jayasalen24 Jesse Andrews25 Tim Carroll26 William McGowan (VC)27 Leigh Jenkins28 Matthew Robertson29 Tommy Lartar30 Liam Marshell31 Jarrod Peake32 Luke Symons33 Matthew Rattenbury34 Nick Farnbach35 Ash Sivell36 Billy Cross37 Tom Polard38 Luke Ellis39 James Barker42 Patrick Larkin45 Pablo Borboa47 Jack Love48 Corey Fall-Jablonka52 Neil McKenizie59 Matt Francis62 Ollie Herd80 Nathan Petersen81 Samuel Davis82 Harry Brennan83 Josh Hall84 Tom Oliver85 Matt McDonald86 Tom Richards87 Tim Taranto88 Sam Timuska-Carr89 Aidan Glackin90 Tom Jenkins91 Lachie Butler92 Ben Lawrence93 Izar Daou


Old CamberwellCoach: Paul Gregor

Assistants: TBA

2 S Clark (C)3 T Pepperell4 H Urwin5 P Dennis (DVC)6 H Rimmer7 C Gowers10 A Bongiorno11 L Ladgrove12 A Ioannou13 F Wells14 M Wakefield15 B Warburton (VC)16 J Drago19 N Stragalinos21 L Negri24 S Powell26 V StClair (DVC)27 B Mann28 J Samios30 J Bruce32 M Brommell33 B Hansford38 A Mastoras42 J Mascitelli 44 C Samios53 A Giovannucci L Bannister H Ross C Thorn M Vogel

Hampton RoversCoach: John Cesario

Assistants: Peter Rogerson

4 Conor Clarke6 James Benjamin7 Guy McPherson8 Perry Clinton9 Jack Zaina10 Joel Emmins11 Toby Sullivan11 James Thiris12 Ryan Fogarty14 James Berry15 Luke Morcom17 Tom Francis18 Cameron Cullis18 Lachlan McPherson19 Jason Klein20 Mathew Oswald21 Jack Daley22 Nick Jackson23 Oliver Sweetapple-Gagiero24 Jack Stewart25 Tom Nicholls26 Campbell Jones27 Sam Weatherby28 Jack Campion29 Corey Jones30 Darcy Merlo31 James Massey32 Lewis Turner33 Jake Connell34 Joel Balleggi35 Tyler Roos36 Lachlan Hayres37 Harrison Pirrie38 Ari Sakeson39 Nicholas Pirrie

Old CareyCoach: Michael Tarrant

Assistants: Gary Chapman & Michael Mitchell

1 Mitchell Nixon2 William Mitchell3 Jeremy Cator4 Charlie Pentney5 Luke Meredith6 Harry Hill7 James Hoban8 William Wright9 Karsten Rodenberg10 James Davy11 Daniel Cameron12 Christopher Hill13 Tom Phyland14 Campbell Aitken15 Ryan Shinton16 Hamish Gardiner17 Nick Pentney18 Callum Cameron19 Jack Quartermain20 Ed Aujard21 Isaac Buratto22 Ben Coull23 Jack Harris24 Will Burke25 Samuel Fennessy26 Zander Adam27 Corey Lisle28 Will Slifirski29 Athol Candlish30 Max Goodrope31 Tim Gayfer32 Angus Archibald33 Sam Bailey34 Daniel Clarke35 Harry Prendergast36 Jack Colquhoun52 William Karras

Old GeelongCoaches: Matt Collister

James Wright

1 Ed Manton2 Tom Allen3 Charlie Youngman4 Ollie Graham5 Ted Strapp6 Harry Graham7 Jock Grimshaw (C)8 Sam Youngman9 Dave Ennels10 Owen Kelly11 Will Griffiths12 Nick Anasstassiou13 Will Winter-Cooke14 Charles Burbury15 Josh Hutley (VC)17 Jimmy Planner18 Ed Gubbins19 Ben Ludeman20 Jordy Taylor21 Chris Gough22 Harrison Stewart23 James Setterfield24 Hamish Baylis25 Harry Wynn - Pope (VC)26 Chris Gubbins27 Sam Finchk28 Alex Sutton29 Hamish Macmillian49 Sam Bongiorno

Old Xaverians (2)Coach: David Speedie

Assistants: John Donohoe

1 Harry Reed 2 Adam Hermans 3 Thomas Lyon 4 Eddy O’Sullivan 5 Sam O’Sullivan 6 James Norman 7 Liam Todaro 8 Lukas Ramzay 9 Ziggy Liszukiewicz (vc) 10 Charlie Wright 11 Ben Murphy 12 Lachlan Berry 13 Andrew Piazza 14 Henry Higgins (c) 15 Ben Delutis 16 Jack Delutis 17 Luke Jorganson 18 Matthew Forrest 19 Jake Kidman 20 Will O’Brien 21 Thomas Donohoe 22 Alessandro Santamaria 24 Nicholas Pillon 25 Michael Coffey 26 Patrick Stevenson 27 Dane Sgarbossa 28 Edward Elliott 29 Bill Curtis (vc) 30 Dom Gorman 31 Ted Watkin 32 James Wagstaff 33 William Wilson

OrmondCoach: Michael Oaten

1 Jackson Strooper2 Lucas Hemming3 Matt Hirshman4 Matt Perry5 Liam Adlington6 Richard Main7 Jack McCambley8 Isiaih Tahana9 Marcus La Greca10 Nicolaus Cooney11 Benjamin Hardwick ( C)12 Matthew Jordan13 Willem Van Denderen14 Jonty Sharman-Smith15 Zac Papacostas16 Jack Meeking18 Ethan Hanley20 Nick Halsall21 Dimitri Fasoulis23 Tom Putamorsi24 Darcy Ashton25 Nick Edwards26 Sam Mason29 Jack Fogarty31 Anthony Strahan32 Will Robertshaw37 Hugh Conron40 Reece Behnke44 Nick Oaten46 Calvin McGowan55 Adam Schwarz57 Nick Houghton73 Robert Davis74 Joshua Smithe99 Will O’Shannessy

St Bernards (2)Coach: TBA

Assistants: TBA

1 Josh Turville3 Tom Howard14 Danny Yacoub15 Ben Hedley17 Pat Comerford19 Tom Horton20 Edward Dugdale22 Patrick Martin23 Ethan Vahland26 Nicholas Cardona28 Nick Kelly29 Matthew Tonge30 James Tait35 Tom Mahony36 James Oruba36 Josh DeBono37 Tom Noonan42 Adam Mulkearns44 Lachlan Sullivan 45 James Hannah46 Jack Firth47 Will Paszynk48 Anthony Cunsolo49 Luke Saville50 Joel Comito53 Pat O’Sullivan55 Chris Gavaghan56 Daniel Parkes56 Jack Stephens58 Sean Merkel59 Max Jaggard60 Matthew Zammit61 Aidan Birch62 Ambrose Attard64 Callum O’Sullivan65 Chris Tormey66 Damian Douge67 Declan Gilbert68 Josh Dwyer69 Luke Arrowsmith70 Matthew Pallot71 Michael Sauro73 Pat Sawaya74 Tim Rose75 Tom Madden76 Tristan Doody77 Will Issacs

Williamstown CYMSCoach: Con Terzoglou

Assistants: John DiGrazia1 Mitch Parkinson2 Matt Morris3 Cody Hemphill4 Matt Norton5 Indi Ridout6 Tim Ball7 Oliver Becroft8 Brodie Meadows9 Ethan Tuck10 Jack Connolly11 Brendan Dawson12 Jacob Martin13 Matt Dixon14 Nathan Malkoun15 Jack Blokkeerus16 Jordan Tripodi17 Jake Slee18 Ben Connolly19 Darcy Schwarze20 Vincent DiLorenzo21 Bryson Ford22 Caleb Taylor23 Jack Rossi24 Alex Georgiadis25 Matt Barnes26 Liam Cavarra27 Jarryd Di Genova28 Tim Purves29 Nicholas Ebinger30 Liam Watson31 Jarrah Lioumanis32 James Borg33 Jordan Davies34 Ben Deller35 Tim Farrugia36 Nicholas Green37 Sam Callard38 Ambrose Moore39 Will Chan40 Cooper Johnstone41 Mason Sharpe42 Jack Warne43 Tom Galiatis44 Jack Johnson45 Mason Lidner46 Ethan Hunt47 Jacob Splatt48 Curtis Barnett50 Jack Mattsson51 Brad Tucker53 Belal Kurdi54 Mac Short55 Eddie Monaco58 Kallan Dawson60 Jesse Johnstone61 Aidan Miller62 Julian Franze63 Mahmoud Badra64 Stefan Nicolovski65 Adam Isac

U19 – SECTION 3


Beaumaris (2)Coach: Darren Wadley

Assistants: TBA

1 Ben Hudson2 Patrick Feather3 Mitchell Kornberg4 Jai Capsalis5 Brendan Ellul6 James Burmeister8 Lachlan Tedde12 Joshua Gover13 Josh Davis16 Kaine Beasley17 Hayden Johnson18 Matt Banham19 Edward Hall21 Jordan Smith22 Jack Ryan26 Daniel Ladds35 Julian Lam41 Keenan Jenson47 Fraser Johns49 Stephen Clarke53 Daniel Crowe54 Andrew Watson66 Jason Murray

De La Salle (2)Coach: TBA

Assistants: TBA 1 W.Agar2 C.Akritidis3 C.Anastasio4 T.Brasher5 N.Catrice10 A.Hay23 A.Nyanjok20 O.Milner21 A.Munday31 B.Tokatlidis32 J.Tran33 J.Tyquin35 H.Wardlaw36 W.Wright37 L.Bisognin38 L.Brownhill39 P.Burnell40 M.Canny41 J.Galbraith42 E.Holden43 T.Hyland44 M.Laoumtzis45 J.Pirovano46 E.Bradley47 R.Bradley48 L.Brownhill49 P.Burnell50 M.Canny51 L.Carey52 M.Carey53 L.Carracher54 N.Contin55 J.Cooke56 A.Cowan57 D.Cowan58 A.De Luca (Capt)59 Q.De Luca60 J.Dousa61 J.Driscoll62 C.Hanley63 J.Hanley64 E.Holden65 M.Howard66 T.Hyland (Capt)67 H.Jarvis68 P.Kony69 M.Laoumtzis (Capt)70 M.Lee71 L.McCluskey72 J.McLoughlin73 H.Morris74 L.Nixon75 C.Northey76 J.Vance77 M.Wildoer78 A.Wood79 J.Yosiffidis80 D.Roberts81 M.Robinson82 M.Saunders83 J.Short84 M.Simons85 E.Smith86 J.Tivendale87 A.Tonkin88 J.Pirovano

MHSOBCoach: Jamie Anderson

Assistants: Nick Orchard

1 Nicholas Willis2 Athan Sgardelis3 Jason Pollock4 Nick Clampett5 Danny Douros6 Llewellyn Ryan7 William Penhalluriack8 Jayshiv Rewal9 Thomas Scelsi10 Connor Khan11 Charlie Franklyn12 Cary Douros13 Guy Velik14 Aarish Alinizar15 Sothea-Roth Bak16 Rob Rae17 Jack Hall18 Tom Freeman19 Harry Morley20 Jacob Li21 Kiran Ravi22 Artan Cabdi23 Zuher Feki24 Hudson Hawkins25 Lynden Kane26 Jeremy Morey27 Isaac Reichman28 Robert Huang29 Vaz Pirozek30 Deylan Kilic-Aidani31 Spandan Das32 Sapphire Watkinson33 Benjamin Kuang34 James Ness35 Ben Steiner36 Tony Tran37 Sam Shearer38 James Angelin39 Jayme Lawson40 Arushan Dushyanthan41 James Ellison42 Anthony Tran

Monash BluesCoach: B. Dempsey, M. McCart

Assistants: Matt White

1 Alex Huynh2 Sam Le Lievre3 Thomas Clayson4 Andrew Llewelyn5 William Hogan6 Kyle Bennett7 James Cassells8 Steven Andritsos9 Maxwell Lawrence10 Lachlan Davis14 Ryan Taylor15 Patrick Mulcahy16 Lachlan Cosgriff18 James Lawson19 Sam Sachse21 Hashan Seneviratne22 Joshua Williams23 Ben Crawford24 Patrick Brimacombe25 Joachin Rymarz29 Thomas Brooks

Northern BluesCoach: TBA

Assistants: TBA

1 Nicholas Willis2 Athan Sgardelis3 Jason Pollock4 Nick Clampett5 Danny Douros6 Llewellyn Ryan7 William Penhalluriack8 Jayshiv Rewal9 Thomas Scelsi10 Connor Khan11 Charlie Franklyn12 Cary Douros13 Guy Velik14 Aarish Alinizar15 Sothea-Roth Bak16 Rob Rae17 Jack Hall18 Tom Freeman19 Harry Morley20 Jacob Li21 Kiran Ravi22 Artan Cabdi23 Zuher Feki24 Hudson Hawkins25 Lynden Kane26 Jeremy Morey27 Isaac Reichman28 Robert Huang29 Vaz Pirozek30 Deylan Kilic-Aidani31 Spandan Das32 Sapphire Watkinson33 Benjamin Kuang34 James Ness35 Ben Steiner36 Tony Tran37 Sam Shearer38 James Angelin39 Jayme Lawson40 Arushan Dushyanthan41 James Ellison42 Anthony Tran

OakleighCoach: TBA

Assistants: TBA

Old HaileyburiansCoach: Pat O’Leary

Assistants: TBA

1 Thomas Edmonds3 Ned Sturrock4 Krishan Maheepala5 Lawson Thomas6 Nick Carey7 Josh Elston8 Ben O’Leary (VC)9 Matt Macintyre10 Nathan Hunter11 Kev Lee12 Zac Tsinanis13 Ben Scammell16 Jimmy McWilliam17 Aaron Toy18 Jack Munro (VC)20 Sean MacPherson21 Jamie Cain23 Jordan Hensen24 Tarni Mason25 Jackson Roper26 Ben Oakes28 Mitch Sturgess31 Vince Dedaj32 Brodie Steele34 Lachie Treverton37 Hamish Bignell38 Jarrod Mantell (C)39 Cameron Watson42 Nathan Tabe51 Jack Knight Trent Beard Dylan Korbman Billy Meehan Chris White Fabien Strangers James Serpell

Parkdale Vultures (2)Coach: Jack Dunstan

Assistants: Rob McKenizie1 Ryan O’Leary2 Tom Congerton3 Kane Bode4 Josh Green5 James Clark6 James Salouris7 Brad Austin8 Bailey Dillon9 Brayden Stevenson10 Jaye Edmunds11 Daniel Rendall12 Lachie Gallagher13 Jack Vorbach14 Kai Love-Linay15 Matthew McCoy16 Harrison Spencer17 Adam Heatley18 Lyndon Byrnes19 Andrew Waterson20 Shea Gribben21 Ryan Stringer22 Kyle Steegstra23 Dhanesh Jayasalen24 Jesse Andrews25 Tim Carroll26 William McGowan27 Leigh Jenkins28 Matthew Robertson29 Tommy Lartar30 Liam Marshell31 Jarrod Peake32 Luke Symons33 Matthew Rattenbury34 Nick Farnbach35 Ash Sivell36 Billy Cross37 Tom Polard38 Luke Ellis39 James Barker42 Patrick Larkin45 Pablo Borboa47 Jack Love48 Corey Fall-Jablonka52 Neil McKenizie59 Matt Francis62 Ollie Herd80 Nathan Petersen81 Samuel Davis82 Harry Brennan83 Josh Hall84 Tom Oliver85 Matt McDonald86 Tom Richards87 Tim Taranto88 Sam Timuska-Carr89 Aidan Glackin90 Tom Jenkins91 Lachie Butler92 Ben Lawrence93 Izar Daou

Point CookCoach: TBA

Assistants: TBA

PeninsulaCoach: Peter Williamson

Assistants: TBA

1 Jaycob Johnson2 MitchGlenn3 JamesMoignard4 ACraig5 Tom LaBrooy6 Cal Parton7 JamesLaBrooy8 Tory Taylor9 LouisBarbour10 Tom Malan11 OscarWhitty12 Nick Holland14 Bryce McLean15 Seb Barbour16 JMagee17 Josh Watts18 Ben Williamson19 Sam Harrison20 MMclean21 Brandon Warn22 JWalker23 BCarr24 AGrant26 EMarshall27 JamesSinclair28 Cal Burton29 JimFeutril32 JasonAnthony33 PBoyle37 WilliamHarbinson

St Kevin’s (2)Coach: Ian Ledder Assistants: TBA

1 Joshua Shannon2 James Prosser5 Callum Tate6 Sebastian Graham6* Zachery Morse6* Mark Spence7 Stephen DiCintio9 Patrick Simkiss10 Andrew Clough11 Matthew Olsen12* Jack Cairns12 William Ostrowsky13 Harry Lewis15 Cameron Paull18 Nathan Stagg20 Oscar Henderson21 Jonathan Ring27 Jacob Edginton31 Daniel Lattanzio33 Scott Kaiser35 Thomas Massey35* Xavier Siebel40 Andrew Webb44 Ciaran Ross45 Lachlan Merrett46 Maxwell Musarra48 Nicholas Milne49 Lachlan Wray53 William Sist54 Oliver Doswell61 Vincent Newton61 Lachlan Turnbull63 Harry Kerr65 Jack Gale66 Benjamin Dimattina67 Macgregor Matthews68 Lachlan Comito72 James Papadopulos74 Alexander Stefanac75 Tom Appleby76 Damon Tucker77 Patrick Di Natale78 Callum Smith80* Harry Hutchison80 Thomas Sanders81 Nicholas Dachs83 Thomas Montgomerie86 Anthony Ioannidis88 Fergal Utri89 Roland De Biase

U19 – SECTION 4

Therry PenolaCoach: Mark Hudson

Assistants: Mick Conway

1 Raffaele Liano2 Hamish Donohue3 Anthony Tana (C)4 Tom Monaghan5 Matthew Pauthenet6 Brodie Hudson 7 Sean O’Sullivan8 Anthony Sadrinajafi9 Louis Crosara10 Ethan Daley11 Luke Rocca12 Jacob Vicario13 Luke Marinelli14 Jacob Ratcliffe15 Dillon Ryan18 John Humphrey19 Chris Skapetis20 Cam Roy21 Matthew Dixon22 Joe Piccione23 Ben Carter24 Josh Larken25 Joe Strangile26 Daniel Tadinac27 Connor Kilbane29 Peter Stragos31 Rory McGreggor32 Corey Ratten34 Stan Skapetis35 Jordan Ryan78 Andrew Mudgway

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It’s a big week this week for milestones with not one, but two, three hundred game milestones. Grant Wardrop and Simon Stokes both bring up this milestone. Congratulations to both of you from all at the VAFAUA and we’ll have a bit more about each of them next week.

AFL NATIONAL INCLUSION CARNIVALThe VAFAUA has a long history of supporting the FIDA competition and last year saw the first AFL National Inclusion Carnival for players with intellectual disabilities. Last week the second instalment of the carnival was held and the VAFAUA was asked to supply umpires. Congratulations and thank you to Jeremy Drossinis, Michael Pavlich, Mark Gibson, Merv Monty, Owen Hinson, Jayde Daly, Shaun Bourke, Felix White, Sean Scully, Logan Webster, Jacob Rockwell, Jono Venn, Andrew Hartnett, Michael Dillon, Clayton Evans, David Hindle, James McCartney, Judy Laing, Campbell McDonald, Bernie Hoare, Ray Stokes, Adrian Keane, Rob Parry and Patrick Holmes for donating your time for this event. Also to Tim Sutcliffe, who looked as good as ever on the field and put together the umpires’ appointments.

Umpiring games like these is extremely rewarding and really shows how much enjoyment just playing football can give someone. There were a number of memorable moments throughout the carnival. After kicking Tasmania’s first goal of the tournament (in their last game), the Tassie full forward took off like an EPL player, removed his shirt and there were concerned that someone was going to have to grab him before he ran up Williamstown Road!

What stood out about this moment was that the ball was kicked to him by his Queensland opponent, because the guy from Tassie “just wanted to kick a goal”.

The finals at the iconic Punt Road Oval on Sunday were something to behold. You would not have known that Tasmania finished last in the competition as they completed a lap of the oval, high fiving the spectators and a few performing handstands.

The joy on the faces of the West Australian team after beating Queensland for third spot was something to behold and the ovation for a player from Vic Country who was stretchered from the ground rivalled that received by league players coming from the MCG.

The Final of the carnival was between Vic Metro and New South Wales/ACT. This was a fantastic game of football, played with aggression at the ball, and amazing sportsmanship. After a tense struggle Vic Metro were able to kick away in the last quarter from their northern opponents to record a ten point win, atoning for last years’ loss to their Country cousins.

Both coaches spoke glowingly of their opponents and all the sides throughout the competition, and our contribution was greatly appreciated and admired. Richmond players, Ivan Maric and Nathan Foley, were on hand to present the championship medallions and former Hawthorn player Peter Ryan presented the cup named in his honour.

For those that ran on Sunday, the crowd and noise gave us a little taste of what to expect come September and provided a real buzz around the ground.

As an association, we should be proud of how we present ourselves and the VAFA as a whole at these events and there are reasons why AFL Victoria approaches us to officiate. A number of the states wished that they received umpires like us every week in their competitions and finally this thank you from AFL Victoria,

“Thanks for all your hard work this week. It has certainly been much appreciated. Every state has commented on the great quality of the umpiring!”

It doesn’t get much better than that.



St BernardsCoach: TBA

Assistants: TBA

1 Jonathan Ayres1 T. Doody2 J. Comito3 T. Howard4 T. Mahony5 A. Cunsolo7 M. Jaggard8 C. Tormey9 D. Heenan10 T. Baker11 M. Diamandis12 C. Gavaghan13 R. Brettell14 L. Arrowsmith15 C. Brasher18 D. Kennedy19 B. Ward20 S. Merkel21 R. Woods22 T. Noonan23 E. Vahland24 J. Sullivan25 N. Kelly26 J. Hannah37 M. Zammit47 L. Grech

MazenodCoach: TBA

Assistants: TBA

Point Cook AFCCoach: TBA

Assistants: TBA

1 Jonathan Ayres2 Jed Carey3 Lachlan Clark4 Edward Connelly 5 Anthony Dillon6 Thomas Donohoe7 Jack Firth8 James Ford9 Frazer Gatens10 Chris Gavaghan11 Thomas Howard12 Jack Howard 13 Will Isaacs14 Bomani Jackson 15 Max Jaggard16 Jake Jones17 Nick Larkin18 Nick Larkin 19 Dan Mighell 20 Adam Mulkearns21 Ben Nathan 22 Zach O’Halloran23 Pat O’Sullivan 24 James Oruba 25 Daniel Parkes 26 James Riley27 Tom Saundry28 Michael Sauro29 Lachlan Sullivan30 Chris Tormey31 Josh Wallis32 Liam Whelan33 Seamus Whelan 34 Rhyen Woods35 Sam Woods

Williamstown CYMSCoach: TBA

Assistants: TBA

1 Kieren Delaney2 Mason Smith3 Nishan Coyne4 Dylan McLellan5 Matthew Burton7 Jack Harris8 Mitchell Thar9 Patrick O’Brien10 Luke Vella11 Daniel Delaney12 Jayme Lawson16 Luke Gibbs17 Aaron Knezevic18 Callum Lawerson19 Alex Shanks20 Daniel Stoios21 Jake Hibbert22 Alex Court23 Jack Elliott24 Liam D’Arcy25 Haydn Acciarito26 Dane Thomas27 Nicholas Christou28 Scott Stewart

UHS-VU / FlemingtonCoach: TBA

Assistants: TBA

1 Matthew Williams4 Miles LEGUDI5 Daniel AITON6 Conor WALSH8 Nick WALLACE11 Thomas CHEYNE12 Jack SUTTON13 Finn DEVLIN15 Vince McINTYRE17 Dylan VELLA HORNE18 Nick PERICA20 Ray HASSAN 21 Anthony AUSAGE24 Camron ARISTOTLE25 Michael HEALEY26 Harry ANDERSON27 James McMAHON28 Nick McMAHON30 James GOSLING31 James HEALEY ©32 Toby KRUISHEER33 Tom McALL35 Esub RAMSAY37 Nathan FILIERI38 Marcus WALSH69 Lloyd GRANT

South Melbourne DistrictsCoach: TBA

Assistants: TBA

16 Paul Cuttajar-Milosev20 Vincent Di Lorenzo28 Hayden Barnett34 Luke Micallef36 Nicholas Green37 John Dawson50 Matthew Morris51 Tim Ball Edward Bordas Tyron Boorman Liam Cavarra Jack Connelly Brendan Dawson Ben Deller Daniel Di Lorenzo Nicholas Ebinger Damon Falzon Tim Farrugia Bryson Ford Kai Harty James Hazeldine Jesse Johnstone Tom Johnstone Wade Mcewan Jake Muddle Luke Mullen Mitchell Parkinson Tim Purvis Sam Raunic Johnny Ross Darcy Schwarze Matthew Singleton Austin Slaney Jake Slee Caleb Taylor

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Beaumaris has remained within touching distance of the ‘four’ with a hard fought win over Monash Blues. Needing to win all remaining games to keep the dream alive, Beaumaris jumped out of the blocks with five unanswered goals in the first quarter. The trend continued in the second quarter as Monash did not score a major until after half time. Monash rallied in the last but the 11 goal three quarter time margin was too much, with Beaumaris victors by 33 points.

Northern Blues put 24 goals past Melbourne High in their 82 point victory. Damien Delle-Vergini got back on the scoreboard this week with six majors as well as Samual Fleming who kicked five. It was an improved showing by Melbourne High who still remain winless, with William Penhalluriack having a terrific game.

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Parkdale in their clash at Gerry Green Reserve. The win gives Haileyburians the ascendency over Parkdale at the bottom end of the table. Ben Oakes kicked seven and Mitchell Sturgess with four in the 69 point win.

In the remaining games, St Kevins were too strong for De La with Lachlan Wray booting six goals, Peninsula remained unbeaten with a win over Oakleigh and Mazenod firmed up second spot by beating Therry Penola by 65 with Dylan Spooner kicking eight goals.

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Mazenod v MHSOB

Old Haileyburians v Oakleigh

Beaumaris v Parkdale

St Kevins v Therry Penola

De La Salle v Northern Blues

Peninsula v Monash Blues

The four teams at the top of the ladder sent a resounding message to the rest of the Colts competition with all four recording comfortable victories last weekend. In the closest game of the round, Ivanhoe withstood Parkside’s final quarter comeback to win by 13 points. Samuel Aanensen was again in the goals with three majors while Patrick Legreca was named best on for his two goals and influence around the ground.

La Trobe recorded the biggest win of the round with a 91 point thumping of Williamstown, who didn’t kick a goal till the final quarter. Liam Guy had a stand out game for La Trobe with five goals, while Williamstown’s only goal kicker was Jacob Splatt.

St Bernards consolidated second spot with a 58 point victory over Uni Blues. St Bernards led from start to finish and Uni Blues didn’t register a goal until well into the third quarter. St Bernards shared the load with nine different goal kickers from their 11 goals with Nathaniel Doody a unanimous best on ground selection.

The final game saw UHS-VU Flemington too strong for Old Paradians by 40 points with Spencer Craggill-Haren best on with four goals.

VAFA COLTS — TIPS IN BOLD

Williamstown v Point Cook

La Trobe v University

Parkside v Old Paradians

St Bernards v UHS-VU Flemington

Ivanhoe bye

VAFA COLTS LAST ROUNDParkside Football Club 1.2, 4.3, 4.5, 5.8 (38)Point Cook AFC 1.2, 2.3, 5.6, 5.8 (38)GOALS, Parkside Football Club: M. Soligo 3, M. Puttyfoot 1, M. Harman 1Point Cook AFC: R. Tandy 2, A. Grigg 2, J. Johnson-Boe 1BEST, Parkside Football Club: J. Hogg, A. Hogg, D. Vickers, G. Trevan, M. Soligo, T. Mammarella Point Cook AFC: N. Ezard, J. Aquilina, P. Kerr, R. Tandy, L. Coleiro, N. VolkUHS-VU / Flemington 2.3, 4.5, 6.9, 7.20 (62)La Trobe University AFC 0.0, 1.0, 1.0, 3.0 (18)GOALS, UHS-VU / Flemington: S. Craggill-Haren 2, E. Ramsay 1, M. Mallia 1, N. Amourgis 1, M. Legudi 1, F. Allen 1 La Trobe University AFC: J. Hay 1, L. Guy 1, M. Velthuis 1BEST, UHS-VU / Flemington: E. Ramsay, M. Legudi, M. Healey, L. Harris, L. Czajko, T. McAllLa Trobe University AFC: n/aUniversity Blues 3.2, 5.5, 6.5, 10.8 (68)Old Paradians 2.4, 2.4, 2.6, 3.7 (25)GOALS, University Blues: H. Hewitson 2, C. Weeden 2, J. Reynoldson 2, S. Connell 1, L. Bowman 1, S. Jess 1, D. Baird 1 Old Paradians: S. Cappadona 1, M. Biviano 1, J. Frank 1BEST, University Blues: H. Hewitson, R. Chapman, B. Willersdorf, C. Weeden, J. ReynoldsonOld Paradians: A. Nolan, N. Kolotylo, P. Annetta, D. Cotter, M. Biviano, J. BlandIvanhoe AFC 4.2, 6.5, 9.8, 9.8 (62)St Bernards 1.0, 2.0, 3.1, 7.1 (43)GOALS, Ivanhoe AFC: S. Aanensen 3, P. Lagreca 1, J. Rodgers 1, M. Post 1, S. Burge 1, M. Briggs 1, A. Marks 1 St Bernards: A. Attard 3, C. Bibby 2, L. Holland 1, D. Gollant 1BEST, Ivanhoe AFC: D. Byrne-Connell, P. Lagreca, W. Doman, C. Doman, S. Aanensen, M. PostSt Bernards: P. McCarthy, J. Comito, J. Wood, Z. Hannett, N. Doody, D. Gollant

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BEAUMARIS CAUSES UPSET OF THE WEEK

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IvanhoeCoach: Matt Franich

Assistants: Andrew Height

1 Varun Naidu2 Patrick Conlan6 Cameron Simpson11 Patrick Lagreca13 Liam Jacobs ( C )14 Declan O’Sullivan16 Darcy Byrne-Connell18 Jack Rogers19 Max Post ( C )21 Aaron Marks23 Alex Whitehead26 Liam Maher28 Andrew Lam29 Liam Steven30 Charles Domes ( VC )31 Nathan Zervides32 Mitchell Briggs36 Reilly Shortal38 Sam Aanensen42 Sean Gauci48 William Doman51 Oliver Shaw54 Reilly Connell73 James O’Brien

La Trobe UniversityCoach: TBA

Assistants: TBA

MazenodCoach: Tim McEniry

Assistants: TBA

1 Jono Smith3 Matt Zogoulas4 Jack Minack5 Daniel Di Nezza.7 Corey Martino10 Braydon McMahon11 Christian Dorio12 Dylan Spooner16 Aiden Brand - Oliver17 Liam McLellan18 Ben Gannon20 Jacob Murdock30 Zack Prosser36 Damien Byrne44 Jaydyn Hill55 Louie Carney71 Christian Palotta

Old ParadiansCoach: Ian Fairley

Assistants: Dennis Frank

1 Dylan Tatnell2 Jacob Polimene4 Nicholas Kolotylo (C)5 Nicholas Ouzas6 Wade Dawson7 Adam Nolan8 Chrsitian White9 Andrew Tyrrell10 James Frank11 Brett Money12 Dean Liuzzi14 Jeremy Coleman15 Joseph Bland16 Matthew Caruso17 Ross Ursino18 Ben Ferraro19 Nicholas Nedelkovski20 Luke O’keefe21 Peter Annetta24 Robert Lee36 Thomas Warke60 Justin Velevski42 Sam Cappadona57 Sam Adams59 Matthew Biviano75 Alessio Conte

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St BernardsCoach: TBA

Assistants: TBA

1 Darcy Heenan2 Toby Nathan3 Ryan Spicer4 Kyle Dowsett5 Jack Noonan6 Nathaniel Doody7 Angus Carey8 Will Baird9 Luke DiLizzio10 Tate Baker11 Thomas Hedley12 Cody Brasher13 Ambrose Attard14 Zavier Hannett15 Jordan Wood16 Jack Thorogood17 Luke Beddoe18 Liam Grech19 Henry Jaggard20 Jack Moon21 Connor Denahy22 Jack Catterall23 Alex Sykes24 Aidan Birch25 Charles Bibby26 James Hannah27 Joseph Draim 28 Luke Holland29 Nathan Borzillo30 Pat Madden35 Patrick McCarthy

University BluesCoach: TBA

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UHS-VUCoach: Marcus Butera

Assistants: TBA

1 Indi Florent-Saill2 Tyler Legudi4 Callum Aristotle7 Milton Morise8 Thomas Cheyne10 Miles Legudi11 Fraser Allen12 Omar Dahir15 Toby Kruisheer16 Tom Mcall18 Lucas Harris22 James Gilfillan23 Matt Mallia24 Michael Healey25 Nicholas Munari26 Jonathan Lay28 Tim Rocke31 Nick Ryan33 Esub Ramsay35 Cameron Craig36 Finn Devlin37 Spencer Craggil-Haren41 Nik Amourgis47 Mohamed Mohamud52 Lachlan Mitchell65 Nick Perica80 Mohamed Mohamed86 Rayan Hajj90 Lucas Czjako92 Chris Berogna95 Gerard Hawkins

Williamstown CYMSCoach: Craig Taylor

Assistants: Peter Welsh1 Mitch Parkinson2 Matt Morris3 Cody Hemphill4 Matt Norton5 Indi Ridout6 Tim Ball7 Oliver Becroft8 Brodie Meadows9 Ethan Tuck10 Jack Connolly11 Brendan Dawson12 Jacob Martin13 Matt Dixon14 Nathan Malkoun15 Jack Blokkeerus16 Jordan Tripodi17 Jake Slee18 Ben Connolly19 Darcy Schwarze20 Vincent DiLorenzo21 Bryson Ford22 Caleb Taylor23 Jack Rossi24 Alex Georgiadis25 Matt Barnes26 Liam Cavarra27 Jarryd Di Genova28 Tim Purves29 Nicholas Ebinger30 Liam Watson31 Jarrah Lioumanis32 James Borg33 Jordan Davies34 Ben Deller35 Tim Farrugia36 Nicholas Green37 Sam Callard38 Ambrose Moore39 Will Chan40 Cooper Johnstone41 Mason Sharpe42 Jack Warne43 Tom Galiatis44 Jack Johnson45 Mason Lidner46 Ethan Hunt47 Jacob Splatt48 Curtis Barnett50 Jack Mattsson51 Brad Tucker53 Belal Kurdi54 Mac Short55 Eddie Monaco58 Kallan Dawson60 Jesse Johnstone61 Aidan Miller62 Julian Franze63 Mahmoud Badra64 Stefan Nicolovski65 Adam Isac

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PREMIER THIRDS LAST ROUNDCollegians 1.1, 5.5, 5.6, 8.8 (56)De La Salle OC 3.0, 4.1, 5.5, 6.8 (44)GOALS, Collegians: Z. Gibson 5, J. Patterson 2, S. Stewart 1De La Salle OC: N. Hogan 2, M. Krezel 1, L. Godhino 1, k. Tran 1, M. Hamilton 1BEST, Collegians: Z. Gibson, N. Brown, H. Hawkins, J. Patterson, M. Irvine, E. CordnerDe La Salle OC: M. Hamilton, M. Nankervis, J. Oakley, M. Naughtin, L. Henriques-Gomes, L. GodhinoOld Xaverians 5.5, 8.7, 12.9, 16.15 (111)University Blues 0.4, 0.6, 1.8, 1.10 (16)GOALS, Old Xaverians: T. Daniher 5, L. Bisset 2, J. Morton 2, C. Dipierdomenico 2, B. Corcoran 1, A. Sorrenti 1, T. McClusky 1, A. Torre 1, J. Hanger 1University Blues: A. Wettenhall 1BEST, Old Xaverians: T. Daniher, C. Dipierdomenico, L. Grigg, L. Bisset, A. Sorrenti, J. HangerUniversity Blues: D. Cumming, W. May, A. Wettenhall, J. Cowland, S. Briggs, Z. ThomsonUniversity Blacks won by foreit.Old Melburnians 4.6, 8.8, 14.14, 14.17 (101)Old Scotch 3.2, 4.5, 5.7, 10.11 (71)GOALS, Old Melburnians: J. De Steiger 4, M. Spies 2, T. Healey 2, W. Boyd 2, A. Cameron 2, R. Varma 1, D. Velakoulis 1Old Scotch: A. van Ryn 2, J. Carrington 2, S. Muttdon 2, N. Myhal 1, S. Neil 1, C. Docker 1, D. Rawlings 1BEST, Old Melburnians: R. Alstergren, S. Spies, C. Kiel, D. Velakoulis, A. Cameron, C. NettlefoldOld Scotch: S. Neil, N. Myhal, F. Macfarlane, R. Hays, S. Sansom, S. WhiteSt Kevins OB 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 8.8 (56)St Bernards 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 3.3 (21)GOALS, St Kevins OB: D. Kerr 3, L. Clancey 1, T. Marchesani 1, T. Johnston 1, N. Murphy 1, N. Pryor 1St Bernards: T. Russell 2, U. Zoric 1BEST, St Kevins OB: L. Roberts, N. Murphy, M. Nolan, D. Kerr, R. Caldow, J. MusteySt Bernards: S. Cannatelli, T. Saundry, C. Forder, U. Zoric, D. Riley, M. Boscolo

PREMIER B THIRDS LAST ROUNDOld Xaverians won by foreit.St Kevins 4.6, 9.10, 15.13, 21.19 (145)Old Carey 3.2, 3.4, 3.5, 3.5 (23)GOALS, St Kevins: S. Kaiser 4, L. Davrain 3, R. Moore 3, T. Sullivan 2, P. Nally 2, W. Doble 2, Z. Khariwala 1, J. Spencer 1, T. Corboy 1, S. Kneebone 1, M. Kneebone 1Old Carey: T. MacReady - Bryan 2, G. Trumbull 1BEST, St Kevins: M. Coloe, Z. Khariwala, S. Kneebone, L. Davrain, T. Sullivan, S. KaiserOld Carey: B. Elzarka, N. Andrews, C. Pentney, T. Cornelius, S. Davidson, G. TrumbullOld Trinity won by foreit.Ajax (Black) 8.2, 9.2, 12.5, 17.9 (111)Fitzroy 0.2, 6.3, 6.4, 7.6 (48)GOALS, Ajax (Black): Y. Rosenbaum 10, Z. Aron 3, J. Jones 1, R. Slonim 1, Y. Gottlieb 1, A. Fetter 1 Fitzroy: N. Harris-Baxter 1, J. Cubillo 1, L. Henderson 1, M. Gloster 1, T. Coleman 1, T. Grbac 1, B. Finn 1BEST, Ajax (Black): B. Jones, O. Greenberg, Y. Gottlieb, Z. Aron, J. Zimmet, Y. RosenbaumFitzroy: J. Atkinson, A. Cicchini, T. Coleman, L. Henderson, T. Paleologou, B. Finn

PREMIER C THIRDS LAST ROUNDSt Mary’s Salesian 0.2, 4.9, 7.12, 11.15 (81)Monash Blues 1.4, 2.5, 4.7, 8.8 (56)GOALS, St Mary’s Salesian: N. Baxter 3, T. Soppi 2, J. Sutherland 2, H. Wong 1, F. Ravida 1, A. Baird 1, D. Cropley 1Monash Blues: A. Beasy 3, D. Garabiles 1, S. Poole 1, J. Mazur 1, A. Lacota 1, J. Galli 1BEST, St Mary’s Salesian: H. Wong, J. Sutherland, T. Shallue, D. Postma, H. O’Donnell, A. De Vries Monash Blues: W. Geary, J. Hertan, A. Beasy, J. Galli, D. Heap, M. PhillipsCollegians 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 19.18 (132)Hampton Rovers 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 2.1 (13)GOALS, Collegians: L. Peck 4, G. Siassios 3, J. Martin 3, S. King 2, D. Gregory 2, M. Mandile 2, M. Abeyratne 1, A. Barr 1, D. Thomas 1Hampton Rovers: E. El Chaar 2BEST, Collegians: S. King, S. Mundy, J. Martin, M. Abeyratne, A. Barr, L. PeckHampton Rovers: E. El Chaar, L. Dynon, B. Woodland, V. Camera, M. HartsuykerWilliamstown CYMS won by foreit.P E G S won by foreit.Marcellin won by foreit.

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SECTION 1Three of the Semi Finals were decided by comfortable margins, whereas the Second Semi Final in Section 1 was a heart stopper, with Old Xaverians ahead by five points at the final siren BUT with a Hawthorn kick for goal to come. The kick missed and thus the “Crocodiles” won by four points and qualified for next week’s Grand Final.

Up forward the proven goal kickers, James McDonnell (4 goals) and Matthew Green (3 goals) again played their part in the silky Crocodile victory … relatives Tim., Jonathan and Oscar Silk were all named in the Xaverian best. For the “Spartans” reliable players; Tyson Barber, Nicholas Criticos and Anthony Marguccio all contributed well.

Richmond Central led throughout the First Semi Final against La Trobe University and ran out winners by twenty-six points. It was a disappointing end to the La Trobe season, which promised so much during the home and away matches. Todd Nolan (3 goals), Linton Neilson and Matthew Sandilands played well for the victors. For La Trobe, Dale Sidebottom and Mark Sturges were among the best.

SECTION 2In the First Semi Final, Melbourne High School Old Boys again rose to the occasion and defeated Kew for the second successive season. This was a low scoring game in which backlines proved superior. A marked difference in the sides was the fact that Melbourne High kept their forward line open and maximised their limited scoring opportunities. On the other hand Kew lacked definitive forward structure and the bigger “Unicorn” defenders often intercepted their delivery to their forwards. No goals were kicked in the last quarter as the physical nature of the contest took its toll on players. Melbourne High added six behinds and held Kew scoreless in the last, which gave Melbourne High victory by twenty points. Best for the winners were: Alex Drew, Stephen Grantham and Nicholas Orchard, who was adjudged to best afield (a fact which father Tony has taken vicarious pleasure in!) For Kew, Michael Walsh, Jon Mould, Kieran Gannon and Alex Quinn were best.

The St Francis Xavier juggernaut continued on its way and the club is now just one win away from being Premiers and Champions … This week Albert Park cut their opponent’s winning margin to sixty seven points from the one hundred and twenty three point drubbing they suffered in Round 15. St Francis started the better and inaccuracy by Albert Park did not help their cause nor did their inability to score in the second quarter. In the second half, St Francis gradually built their margin from thirty one to sixty seven points as they again shared their goal kicking between ten players. Dwayne Scott continued his fine season, leading the way with three goals.

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PRELIMINARY FINAL PREVIEW.SECTION 1.Hawthorn and Richmond Central enter today’s game, confident of victory as each has beaten the other during the season: Hawthorn won by thirty three points in Round 4 and Richmond Central came from behind to win their Round 11 match by eighteen points.

The weather and player fitness on Sports Cover Arena will both play a role in determining the eventual outcome. Last week’s display should end doubts that Hawthorn don’t play well at VAFA HQ. They certainly have multiple avenues to goal as well as accomplished ball movers who will appreciate the extra space to run with the ball. Richmond Central is well drilled and certainly will provide spirited opposition to the “Spartans”. Forwards win matches and in this regard, Hawthorn has the superior seasonal record. How will their defence withstand the pressure from the Cardinals forwards and midfielders? This is a known unknown (as Donald Rumsfeld once stated). Although I am unsure of the outcome, I am selecting Hawthorn purely because of their display on this ground last week.

Hawthorn v Richmond Central

SECTION 2For the second successive season, Melbourne High School Old Boys has hit top form in the Semi Finals. Their opponents today, Albert Park, are coming off two big defeats against St Francis Xavier as well as a twelve-point loss to the very inaccurate Melbourne High School in Round 13. These reversals indicate that Albert Park is not playing as well of late as they did throughout the season. Melbourne High impressed last Saturday with their high marking and strength in packs. Another factor in their favour is that they have played three finals on Sportscover Arena in 2014 and thus will be more au fait with its wide wings and prevailing winds. Melbourne High School Old Boys is therefore my selection.

Albert Park v MHSOB

CLUB XVIII (1) LAST ROUNDRichmond Central 3.1, 5.6, 7.6, 9.9 (63)La Trobe University AFC 1.1, 1.3, 3.6, 5.7 (37)GOALS, Richmond Central: T. Nolan 3, L. Neilson 2, J. Toohey 1, R. Nolan 1, M. McCabe 1, S. Hartmann 1La Trobe University AFC: E. Stringer 2, D. Sidebottom 1, N. Whitefield 1, T. King 1BEST, Richmond Central: M. Sandilands, L. Cartwright, T. Nolan, C. Logan, C. Nontapan, L. NeilsonLa Trobe University AFC: R. Garland, M. Sturges, K. Jeffrey, D. Sidebottom, B. Laidlaw, A. HughesOld Xaverians 4.5, 7.7, 8.11, 12.11 (83)Hawthorn AFC 3.1, 8.1, 9.6, 11.13 (79)GOALS, Old Xaverians: J. McDonnell 4, M. Green 3, S. O’Brien 2, J. Silk 1, T. Silk 1, N. McGrath 1Hawthorn AFC: J. Farah 3, T. Barber 2, A. Mitropoulos 2, A. Marguccio 2, D. Lauletta 1, D. Korlos 1BEST, Old Xaverians: J. Silk, T. Silk, E. Maas, J. Galligan, H. Lyons, O. SilkHawthorn AFC: T. Barber, N. Criticos, A. Marguccio, J. Handford, A. Jesser, J. Maddock

CLUB XVIII (2) LAST ROUNDMHSOB 2.1, 3.1, 6.1, 6.7 (43)Kew AFC 1.1, 2.1, 3.5, 3.5 (23)GOALS, MHSOB: S. Holmes 2, W. Rebakis 1, M. Griffin 1, J. Stokes 1, A. Bouten 1Kew AFC: K. Gannon 2, M. Walsh 1BEST, MHSOB: N. Orchard, M. Engelander, S. Holmes, S. Holmes, J. Stokes, A. BoutenKew AFC: M. Walsh, E. O’Donnell, S. Smart, K. Gannon, J. Loorham, B. JohnstoneSt Francis Xavier OC 5.2, 6.5, 9.5, 15.9 (99)Albert Park AFC 1.4, 1.4, 2.7, 4.8 (32)GOALS, St Francis Xavier OC: D. Scott 3, J. Lafranchi 2, T. Kerr 2, C. Tout 2, D. Dapiran 1, S. Dullard 1, D. Johnstone 1, N. Welsh 1, J. Roberts 1, L. Hall 1Albert Park AFC: B. Coyle 1, D. Elias 1, C. MacKinnon 1, M. Keating 1BEST, St Francis Xavier OC: S. Burns, C. Spalding, S. Dullard, D. Scott, N. Jagoe, T. ShepherdsonAlbert Park AFC: A. Smith, M. Cumbers, C. MacKinnon, A. D’Addazio, J. D’Unienville, D. Streets

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William Buck Premier LR TOTAL

Matthew Handley Old Xaverians 2 46

Alexander Boyse St Bernards 0 35

Daniel Gribbin Beaumaris FC 0 33

Nick Corp Collegians 0 33

Premier Reserve LR TOTAL

William Strange Old Scotch 5 25

Andrew Mathis Old Xaverians 0 24

Robert Ralph Old Xaverians 0 23

Jeremy Hannan Old Xaverians 1 22

Premier Thirds LR TOTAL

Todd Daniher Old Xaverians 5 37

Callum Dipierdomenico Old Xaverians 2 30

Daniel Kerr St Kevins OB 3 21

Jim Wilson University Blacks 0 21

Premier B LR TOTAL

Jake Lew AJAX Afc 8 51

Luke Velluto St Bedes / Mentone Tigers AFC 3 43

Daniel Anthony Old Brighton Gr. 4 40

Philip Edgar St Kevins OB 5 37

Premier B Reserve LR TOTAL

Matthew Caia St Bedes / Mentone Tigers AFC 1 32

Matthew Lattanzio St Kevins OB 2 29

Troy McMaster St Kevins OB 0 28

Jack Mullen St Kevins OB 5 28

Premier B Thirds LR TOTAL

Anthony Dickinson Old Xaverians 0 31

Thomas MacReady - Bryan Old Carey Gr. 2 30

Toby Cohen Old Trinity Gr. 0 29

David Maskill Mazenod OC 0 28

Premier C Thirds LR TOTAL

Seb Poole Monash Blues 1 43

Andrew Baird St Mary’s Salesian 1 29

Cameron Kemp Marcellin OC 0 27

Ryan Edwards PEGS Football Club 0 26

Premier C LR TOTAL

Aaron Cloke Oakleigh AFC 5 67

Nicholas Ebinger Williamstown CYMS 5 61

Trevor Bromley Oakleigh AFC 7 51

Jeremiah Antypas Marcellin OC 1 46

Premier C Reserve LR TOTAL

Timothy Blanch Marcellin OC 4 33

Ben Hynes Williamstown CYMS 2 28

Jake Benoiton Oakleigh AFC 0 24

Mati Christakakis Williamstown CYMS 1 22

Division 1 LR TOTAL

Andrew Brazzale Kew AFC 3 62

Robert Maibaum Kew AFC 0 55

John Robbins Prahran Assumption AFC 3 52

Callum Wood Old Geelong 0 50

Division 1 Reserve LR TOTAL

James Barrie St Mary’s Salesian 10 50

Jon Rice Prahran Assumption AFC 5 45

Nicholas Alexopoulos St Mary’s Salesian 1 40

Tom Cencic Kew AFC 2 39


Eamonn Scott Northern Blues 4 61

Jason Lewis MHSOBs 2 36

Benjamin Grigg Ivanhoe AFC 2 34

Joshua Richmond MHSOBs 6 34


Division 2 LR TOTAL

Jake Munro Richmond Central AFC 5 68

Aaron Thornton St Johns OC 4 67

Mitchell Lovell Ivanhoe AFC 13 65

Lachlan McRedmond Northern Blues 1 56


Justin Perillo Swinburne University AFC 0 30

Benjamin Collins UHS-VU AFC 0 25

Aaron Thompson West Brunswick AFC 0 25

Richard Benjamin West Brunswick AFC 0 24

Division 3 LR TOTAL

Ryan Harding Emmaus St Leos OC AFC 1 67

Christopher Beluszar Emmaus St Leos OC AFC 4 54

Dylan Muscat West Brunswick AFC 5 43

Daniel Hill Emmaus St Leos OC AFC 0 41


Bradley Courts North Brunswick AFC 5 73

Arnel Davis Westbourne Gr. Football Club 0 35

Daniel Wills Manningham Cobras AFC 0 34

Mitchell Gatti Westbourne Gr. Football Club 0 33

Division 4 LR TOTAL

Dale Collins Westbourne Gr. Football Club 0 102

Benjamin Gallagher North Brunswick AFC 2 57

Daniel Penny Box Hill North AFC 7 50

Shane Potter Parkside Football Club 2 47

U19 Premier LR TOTAL

Edyn Sibbald St Bernards 5 42

Sam Cleeve Old Xaverians 6 41

Andrew Padbury Old Scotch 12 37

Charlie Vague St Bernards 1 33

U19 Section 2 LR TOTAL

Daniel O’Connor Fitzroy FC 1 40

Joseph Hill Fitzroy FC 6 32

Kieren McKeogh Mazenod OC 0 31

Liam Marshall Parkdale Vultures 0 27


Damien Delle-Vergini Northern Blues 6 72

Mitchell Kellerman Peninsula OB 0 37

Lachlan Wray St Kevins OB 6 35

William Hogan Monash Blues 4 35


Jock Grimshaw Old Geelong 2 51

Mitchell Parkinson Williamstown CYMS 1 50

Jake Slee Williamstown CYMS 3 44

Thomas Nicholls Hampton Rovers AFC 0 38

Colts LR TOTAL

Samuel Aanensen Ivanhoe AFC 3 43

Patrick Carroll La Trobe University AFC 0 34

Liam Guy La Trobe University AFC 1 33

Max Post Ivanhoe AFC 1 24


1116 SEN VAFA PREMIERSHIP LADDERS 2015

PREMIER C RESERVESP W L D B FF For Agst % PTS

Marcellin OC 15 15 0 0 0 0 1533 608 252.14 60PEGS 15 10 5 0 0 0 1018 832 122.36 40Monash Blues 15 9 5 1 0 0 823 779 105.65 38Peninsula OB 15 8 6 1 0 0 1174 1015 115.67 34Williamstown CYMS 15 8 7 0 0 0 1273 1000 127.3 32Old Ivanhoe Gr. 15 8 7 0 0 0 899 1081 83.16 32Old Camberwell Gr. 15 7 8 0 0 0 931 1199 77.65 28Old Haileyburians 15 4 11 0 0 0 1088 1300 83.69 16Oakleigh 15 3 12 0 0 0 850 1298 65.49 12Therry Penola OB 15 2 13 0 0 0 790 1267 62.35 8

DIVISION TWO RESERVESP W L D B FF For Agst % PTS

Ivanhoe 16 15 1 0 0 0 2147 578 371.45 60MHSOB 16 15 1 0 0 0 1937 534 362.73 60Eltham Collegians 16 12 4 0 0 0 1267 926 136.83 48Richmond Central 16 11 5 0 0 0 1339 932 143.67 44Northern Blues 16 7 9 0 0 0 1265 1123 112.64 28St Johns OC 15 6 9 0 0 1 1055 1150 91.74 28Old Paradians 16 6 10 0 0 0 868 1025 84.68 24Monash Gryphons 16 4 12 0 0 0 819 1666 49.16 16South Melbourne Districts 15 2 13 0 0 0 603 1832 32.91 8Elsternwick 16 1 15 0 0 0 481 2045 23.52 4

DIVISION THREE RESERVESP W L D B FF For Agst % PTS

West Brunswick 14 14 0 0 2 0 1621 403 402.23 64Swinburne University 14 11 3 0 2 0 1299 557 233.21 52UHS-VU 14 10 4 0 2 0 1013 744 136.16 48Power House 14 10 4 0 2 0 908 732 124.04 48Emmaus St Leos OC 15 9 6 0 1 0 908 942 96.39 40Hawthorn 14 6 8 0 2 0 800 856 93.46 32Albert Park 14 5 9 0 2 0 749 1045 71.67 28Aquinas OC 14 3 11 0 2 0 783 995 78.69 20La Trobe University 15 4 11 0 1 0 769 1136 67.69 20Eley Park Sharks 14 3 11 0 2 0 633 1403 45.12 20Glen Eira 14 3 11 0 2 0 507 1177 43.08 20

PREMIER CP W L D B FF For Agst % PTS

Marcellin OC 15 13 2 0 0 0 1870 885 211.3 52Monash Blues 15 12 3 0 0 0 1373 739 185.79 48Old Ivanhoe Gr. 15 12 3 0 0 0 1334 1121 119 48Old Haileyburians 15 9 6 0 0 0 1161 1263 91.92 36Peninsula OB 15 8 7 0 0 0 1352 968 139.67 32Oakleigh 15 7 8 0 0 0 1466 1469 99.8 28Williamstown CYMS 15 5 10 0 0 0 1359 1628 83.48 20Old Camberwell Gr. 15 4 11 0 0 0 1045 1475 70.85 16Therry Penola OB 15 4 11 0 0 0 902 1679 53.72 16PEGS 15 1 14 0 0 0 953 1588 60.01 4

DIVISION ONEP W L D B FF For Agst % PTS

Ormond 16 15 1 0 0 0 1734 1015 170.84 60Kew 16 13 3 0 0 0 1751 985 177.77 52Old Geelong 16 12 4 0 0 0 1783 1168 152.65 48St Mary's Salesian 16 10 6 0 0 0 1595 1541 103.5 40Prahran Assumption 16 7 9 0 0 0 1482 1354 109.45 28Whitefriars OC 16 7 9 0 0 0 1478 1463 101.03 28NOBS/St Pats 16 6 10 0 0 0 1215 1642 74 24Old Mentonians 16 5 11 0 0 0 1292 1724 74.94 20Bulleen Templestowe 16 4 12 0 0 0 1188 1669 71.18 16Yarra Valley OB 16 1 15 0 0 0 1096 2053 53.39 4

DIVISION ONE RESERVESP W L D B FF For Agst % PTS

Ormond 16 14 2 0 0 0 1845 518 356.18 56St Mary's Salesian 16 14 2 0 0 0 1769 795 222.52 56Kew 16 13 3 0 0 0 1859 672 276.64 52Prahran Assumption 16 13 3 0 0 0 1526 801 190.51 52Yarra Valley OB 16 8 8 0 0 0 948 1131 83.82 32Old Geelong 16 7 9 0 0 0 1142 1098 104.01 28Bulleen Templestowe 16 4 12 0 0 0 819 1234 66.37 16NOBS/St Pats 16 3 13 0 0 0 779 1373 56.74 12Whitefriars OC 16 3 13 0 0 0 580 1710 33.92 12Old Mentonians 16 1 15 0 0 0 402 2398 16.76 4

DIVISION TWOP W L D B FF For Agst % PTS

Ivanhoe 16 14 2 0 0 0 1856 993 186.91 56St Johns OC 16 13 3 0 0 0 1848 1203 153.62 52Old Paradians 16 11 5 0 0 0 1451 1090 133.12 44Eltham Collegians 16 10 6 0 0 0 1699 1265 134.31 40Northern Blues 16 10 6 0 0 0 1655 1423 116.3 40MHSOB 16 8 8 0 0 0 1365 1397 97.71 32Richmond Central 16 6 10 0 0 0 1508 1713 88.03 24Monash Gryphons 16 4 12 0 0 0 1305 1594 81.87 16Elsternwick 16 3 13 0 0 0 1187 1994 59.53 12South Melbourne Districts 16 1 15 0 0 0 1008 2210 45.61 4

DIVISION THREEP W L D B FF For Agst % PTS

Emmaus St Leos OC 15 15 0 0 1 0 1973 867 227.57 64West Brunswick 14 13 1 0 2 0 1453 612 237.42 60Aquinas OC 14 11 3 0 2 0 1316 910 144.62 52Hawthorn 14 9 5 0 2 0 1206 1123 107.39 44UHS-VU 14 7 7 0 2 0 931 1179 78.97 36Swinburne University 14 6 8 0 2 0 1164 1291 90.16 32Glen Eira 14 5 9 0 2 0 871 1358 64.14 28Albert Park 14 4 10 0 2 0 989 1211 81.67 24Power House 14 4 10 0 2 0 986 1280 77.03 24Eley Park Sharks 14 2 12 0 2 0 970 1579 61.43 16La Trobe University 15 2 13 0 1 0 863 1312 65.78 12

PREMIER C THIRDSP W L D B FF For Agst % PTS

P E G S 12 11 1 0 0 3 1577 603 261.53 56Marcellin 12 10 2 0 0 3 1409 712 197.89 52Monash Blues 13 9 4 0 0 2 1367 740 184.73 44St Mary's Salesian 14 9 5 0 0 1 1336 910 146.81 40Williamstown CYMS 13 5 8 0 0 2 1111 1169 95.04 28Collegians 13 6 7 0 0 0 885 1135 77.97 24Therry Penola OB 13 5 8 0 0 1 951 1292 73.61 24Old Ivanhoe 9 3 6 0 0 1 663 1255 52.83 16Hampton Rovers 11 1 10 0 0 1 537 1476 36.38 8Parkdale Vultures 10 1 9 0 0 1 610 1695 35.99 8


DIVISION FOURP W L D B FF For Agst % PTS

Canterbury 14 14 0 0 2 0 1851 694 266.71 64Westbourne Gr. 14 12 2 0 2 0 1946 664 293.07 56Point Cook 14 12 2 0 2 0 1470 811 181.26 56Box Hill North 14 9 5 0 2 0 1427 923 154.6 44North Brunswick 15 8 7 0 1 0 1462 1211 120.73 36Parkside 14 7 7 0 2 0 1196 1162 102.93 36Mt Lilydale OC 15 7 8 0 1 0 1331 1341 99.25 32Manningham Cobras 14 4 10 0 2 0 1062 1015 104.63 24South Mornington 14 3 11 0 2 0 839 1780 47.13 20Masala 14 1 13 0 2 0 639 2092 30.54 12Chadstone 14 1 13 0 2 0 574 2104 27.28 12

DIVISION FOUR RESERVESP W L D B FF For Agst % PTS

Westbourne Gr. 14 14 0 0 2 0 2228 329 677.2 64Canterbury 14 12 2 0 2 0 1773 532 333.27 56Point Cook 14 11 3 0 2 0 1355 570 237.72 52Box Hill North 14 10 4 0 2 0 1455 765 190.2 48North Brunswick 15 10 5 0 1 0 1324 1007 131.48 44South Mornington 14 9 5 0 2 0 1164 1129 103.1 44Manningham Cobras 14 5 9 0 2 0 988 949 104.11 28Parkside 14 3 11 0 2 0 695 1582 43.93 20Chadstone 14 2 12 0 2 0 491 1770 27.74 16Mt Lilydale OC 15 2 13 0 1 0 733 1611 45.5 12Masala 14 0 14 0 2 0 434 2396 18.11 8

Club XVIII (1)P W L D B FF For Agst % PTS

Old Xaverians 13 11 1 1 0 2 1424 642 221.81 54Hawthorn 13 9 4 0 0 2 1504 820 183.41 44Richmond Central 14 8 5 1 0 1 1187 902 131.6 38La Trobe University 15 9 6 0 0 0 1075 724 148.48 36Prahran Assumption 15 8 7 0 0 0 1119 1089 102.75 32Ivanhoe 13 1 11 1 0 2 855 1318 64.87 14NOBS/St Pats 12 2 9 1 0 1 638 1386 46.03 14Old Geelong 9 2 7 0 0 0 260 1471 17.68 8

Club XVIII (2)P W L D B FF For Agst % PTS

St Francis Xavier OC 13 13 0 0 0 2 1686 501 336.53 60Albert Park 15 11 4 0 0 0 1307 910 143.63 44Kew 15 10 5 0 0 0 1239 742 166.98 40MHSOB 15 10 5 0 0 0 1180 746 158.18 40West Brunswick 14 5 9 0 0 1 926 1023 90.52 24Ormond 14 5 9 0 0 0 702 1168 60.1 20Westbourne Gr. 14 2 12 0 0 0 487 1537 31.69 8UHS-VU 14 1 13 0 0 0 521 1554 33.53 4


MEGT UNDER 19 PREMIERP W L D B FF For Agst % PTS

St Bernards 15 13 2 0 0 1 1905 758 251.32 56Old Xaverians 16 14 2 0 0 0 1768 970 182.27 56St Kevins 16 13 3 0 0 0 1886 925 203.89 52Beaumaris 16 12 3 1 0 0 1821 974 186.96 50De La Salle 16 8 8 0 0 0 1271 1025 124 32University Blues 16 7 8 1 0 0 1056 1326 79.64 30Old Melburnians 16 5 11 0 0 0 707 1952 36.22 20Old Scotch 16 3 13 0 0 0 1193 1358 87.85 12University Blacks 15 2 13 0 0 0 699 1726 40.5 8Old Trinity 16 1 15 0 0 0 702 2045 34.33 4

UNDER 19 SECTION 2P W L D B FF For Agst % PTS

Parkdale Vultures 15 13 2 0 0 1 1654 772 214.25 56Old Brighton 16 14 2 0 0 0 1548 746 207.51 56Fitzroy 16 11 5 0 0 0 1465 958 152.92 44Caulfield Gr. 16 9 7 0 0 0 1121 1057 106.05 36Whitefriars 16 8 8 0 0 0 1246 1209 103.06 32St Bedes / Mentone Tigers 16 6 10 0 0 0 1059 1274 83.12 24Old Ivanhoe Gr. 16 6 10 0 0 0 1087 1356 80.16 24Marcellin OC 16 6 10 0 0 0 936 1341 69.8 24Mazenod 16 4 12 0 0 0 900 1198 75.13 16Collegians 15 2 13 0 0 0 585 1726 33.89 8


Old Geelong 16 13 3 0 0 0 1604 857 187.16 52Williamstown CYMS 16 12 4 0 0 0 1562 1021 152.99 48Old Carey Gr. 16 11 5 0 0 0 1248 906 137.75 44Ormond 16 10 6 0 0 0 1333 1010 131.98 40Hampton Rovers 16 10 6 0 0 0 1238 1049 118.02 40Old Xaverians 16 3 13 0 0 0 1006 1552 64.82 12Old Camberwell Gr. 16 3 13 0 0 0 757 1474 51.36 12St Bernards 16 2 14 0 0 0 725 1682 43.1 8


Peninsula OB 14 14 0 0 0 2 1804 700 257.71 64Mazenod OC 16 8 1 0 0 0 1064 467 227.84 48Northern Blues 16 11 5 0 0 0 1623 1157 140.28 44Monash Blues 16 11 5 0 0 0 1226 952 128.78 44St Kevins OB 16 10 5 1 0 0 1430 806 177.42 42Beaumaris 14 8 6 0 0 1 1284 1092 117.58 36De La Salle OC 16 8 8 0 0 0 1420 1182 120.14 32Old Haileyburians 15 6 8 1 0 1 1266 1197 105.76 30Therry Penola OB 16 7 9 0 0 0 967 1113 86.88 28Parkdale Vultures 16 4 12 0 0 0 1199 1619 74.06 16Oakleigh 14 4 10 0 0 0 713 1500 47.53 16MHSOB 15 0 15 0 0 0 476 2181 21.82 0

VAFA COLTSP W L D B FF For Agst % PTS

Ivanhoe 15 13 2 0 0 1 1359 761 178.58 56UHS-VU / Flemington 13 10 3 0 1 2 1052 547 192.32 52St Bernards 15 11 4 0 0 1 1105 609 181.44 48La Trobe University 15 7 8 0 1 0 797 745 106.98 32University Blues 14 7 7 0 1 0 850 1251 67.95 32Williamstown CYMS 14 3 11 0 1 1 796 986 80.73 20Old Paradians 14 3 11 0 1 1 632 1191 53.06 20Point Cook 7 2 4 1 1 1 680 1342 50.67 18Parkside 13 1 11 1 1 1 593 1196 49.58 14Bulleen Templestowe 2 0 2 0 0 0 15 990 1.52 0


WINNING EDGE CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP

PREMIER RESERVESP W L D B FF For Agst % PTS

Old Xaverians 15 14 1 0 0 0 1424 621 229.31 56Old Scotch 15 11 4 0 0 0 1122 853 131.54 44Collegians 15 10 5 0 0 0 1121 851 131.73 40University Blues 15 10 5 0 0 0 1121 902 124.28 40Old Trinity Gr. 15 8 7 0 0 0 968 1017 95.18 32St Bernards 15 8 7 0 0 0 966 1129 85.56 32University Blacks 15 6 9 0 0 0 967 1043 92.71 24De La Salle 15 4 11 0 0 0 925 998 92.69 16Beaumaris 15 4 11 0 0 0 790 1111 71.11 16Old Carey Gr. 15 0 15 0 0 0 560 1439 38.92 0

WILLIAM BUCK PREMIERP W L D B FF F A % Pts

Old Trinity Gr. 15 13 2 0 0 0 1390 972 143 52St Bernards 15 13 2 0 0 0 1490 1090 136.7 52University Blues 15 8 7 0 0 0 1322 1151 114.86 32Old Carey Gr. 15 7 6 2 0 0 1294 1246 103.85 32Old Xaverians 15 7 8 0 0 0 1259 1243 101.29 28De La Salle 15 6 8 1 0 0 1283 1267 101.26 26Old Scotch 15 6 9 0 0 0 1218 1283 94.93 24University Blacks 15 6 9 0 0 0 1174 1244 94.37 24Collegians 15 5 10 0 0 0 1042 1338 77.88 20Beaumaris 15 2 12 1 0 0 957 1595 60 10

PREMIER THIRDSP W L D B FF For Agst % PTS

Old Xaverians 14 12 2 0 0 1 1511 458 329.91 52St Kevins OB 14 12 2 0 0 1 1132 650 174.15 52Collegians 15 11 4 0 0 0 914 820 111.46 44St Bernards 14 8 6 0 0 1 1100 775 141.94 36Old Scotch 13 6 7 0 0 2 1004 823 121.99 32University Blacks 14 6 8 0 0 1 990 959 103.23 28Old Melburnians 15 6 9 0 0 0 1087 1249 87.03 24University Blues 14 4 10 0 0 1 848 897 94.54 20Beaumaris 9 2 7 0 0 0 419 1372 30.54 8De La Salle OC 14 1 13 0 0 0 487 1712 28.45 4

PREMIER BP W L D B FF For Agst % PTS

St Kevins OB 15 15 0 0 0 0 1904 851 223.74 60St Bedes / Mentone Tigers 15 11 4 0 0 0 1589 1137 139.75 44Old Melburnians 15 10 5 0 0 0 1297 1130 114.78 40Old Brighton Gr. 15 9 6 0 0 0 1390 1025 135.61 36Ajax 15 8 7 0 0 0 1145 1157 98.96 32Fitzroy 15 7 8 0 0 0 1278 1157 110.46 28Hampton Rovers 15 6 9 0 0 0 1276 1512 84.39 24Parkdale Vultures 15 4 11 0 0 0 953 1439 66.23 16Mazenod OC 15 3 12 0 0 0 978 1634 59.85 12Caulfield Gr. 15 2 13 0 0 0 940 1708 55.04 8

PREMIER B RESERVESP W L D B FF For Agst % PTS

St Kevins OB 15 15 0 0 0 0 2066 491 420.77 60Old Melburnians 15 12 3 0 0 0 1334 716 186.31 48St Bedes / Mentone Tigers 15 11 4 0 0 0 1447 924 156.6 44Old Brighton Gr. 15 10 5 0 0 0 1075 894 120.25 40Fitzroy 15 8 7 0 0 0 970 1082 89.65 32Parkdale Vultures 15 7 8 0 0 0 1087 1208 89.98 28Mazenod OC 15 4 11 0 0 0 768 1546 49.68 16Ajax 15 3 12 0 0 0 845 1258 67.17 12Caulfield Gr. 15 3 12 0 0 0 817 1394 58.61 12Hampton Rovers 15 2 13 0 0 0 537 1481 36.26 8

PREMIER B THIRDSP W L D B FF For Agst % PTS

Old Xaverians 13 13 0 0 0 2 1944 546 356.04 60Ajax (Black) 14 9 5 0 0 1 1236 1012 122.13 40Old Carey 13 7 6 0 0 2 1276 1235 103.32 36St Kevins 14 7 7 0 0 1 1125 948 118.67 32Old Trinity 14 7 7 0 0 1 1335 1132 117.93 32Fitzroy 14 6 8 0 0 1 1114 1160 96.03 28Mazenod 12 2 10 0 0 1 783 1452 53.93 12Ajax (Red) 8 0 8 0 0 0 245 1957 12.52 0


Club Seniors Reserves U19/Colts

Thirds/CXVIII Total

St Kevins OB 60 30 39 12.5 141.5

Ivanhoe AFC 56 30 40.5 2.5 129

Ormond AFC 60 28 30 5 123

St Bernards 52 16 40.5 8.5 117

Marcellin OC 52 30 18 11.5 111.5

Old Xaverians 28 28 42 12.5 110.5

Monash Blues 48 19 33 10 110

Old Geelong 48 14 39 2 103

Old Brighton Grammarians 36 20 42 0 98

University Blues 32 20 22.5 4.5 79

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