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1THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2015

It may be early on in the season but I feel that Round 4 the right time to review your section and get a good grip of where your club is situated. I was talking this morning (Tuesday) to one VAFA veteran with over 50 years experience in the VAFA and he believes that there are only three teams in his club’s section capable of winning the premiership. Maybe that’s an early call but there seems to be some merit in his statement.

On analysing the ladders, three distinct groups appear. There are the teams that have either won every game or dropped only one are well placed to be there come finals time. The three or four sides who are going to battle it out in the relegation stakes. Then the final group are the two or three swingers in the middle who will either press on for a finals berth or slip into that relegation zone.

At the same stage last year there were seven teams undefeated. Six of these seven teams played in finals with four of these contesting the second semi. Nineteen sides had three wins and one loss. Sixteen of these nineteen played in finals. From these statistics it is pretty clear how important it is to get wins on the board early on in the year.

This year we have ten teams undefeated in the senior sections and fourteen with one loss. Divisions 3 and 4 have byes so there are teams who have played only three games.

No doubt the draw has caused some teams to have a particularly tough start to the year. Hampton Rovers in Premier B comes immediately to my mind as they have already played the two Premier relegated teams Old Brighton and St Bedes Mentone Tigers and flag favourites, St Kevin’s OB. They should take heart from Parkdale Vultures who were sitting in a similar position last

year and ended up being their opponents in the Premier C Grand Final.

In William Buck Premier, Old Trinity are the only undefeated team, precisely the same spot as they were at this stage last year. They were undefeated after Round 4 in 2014 but were the only undefeated team not to make it through to the finals. The “middle” teams, Old Xaverians and Old Carey play each other this week in what could be a make or break game.

Whenever I discuss the ups and downs of the competition, Premier C seems to be the one that is the most even. This is the only section without an undefeated side with currently five teams recording three wins and one loss. I wouldn’t write off any team including bottom side PEGS who lost one of their games with a kick six seconds before the siren.

After consecutive premierships, Kew are sitting undefeated alongside Ormond in Division 1. Other undefeated sides are St John’s in Division 2, West Brunswick and Emmaus St Leos in Division 3 and relatively newcomers to the competition Pt Cook and Canterbury in Division 4.

Finally I would like to wish all the 9,000 mothers of our players a very happy Mothers Day tomorrow. They along with the wives and partners will be honoured at many of our games over the weekend. We also offer our acknowledgement and support to clubs who are organising events in support of breast cancer research. Power House wore pink socks last Saturday with Old Xaverians, North Old Boys St Pats and North Brunswick doing likewise today.

The Amateur FootballerTHE JOURNAL OF THE VICTORIAN AMATEUR FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION

May 9, 2015 $3.00 Vol. 15 No. 5

EARLY ANALYSIS

Front cover: Steven Salopek (St Kevin’s OB)

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WATCH EVERY WILLIAM BUCK PREMIER GAME AT WWW.VAFATV.COM.AU

Fancy queuing to get into a pub to watch a boxing match that feature; no Australians, where the protagonists (one of whom has been a convicted on domestic violence) were each netting more than $100 million and the result was more than likely pre-arranged in the small print. Well that’s what many of us all did on Sunday afternoon and the so called fight of the century resembled something more akin to some of the laughable false bravado we see on the AFL field today. Luke Hodge and Jordan Lewis landed more blows against North Melbourne than Mayweather or Pacquiao did through 12 rounds. However Mayweather’s ability to absorb the contest for 12 rounds all the while scoring enough points saw to it that his undefeated record in tact. Old Trinity have a long way to go before getting to 48-0, but a 4-0 start will do very nicely. Just like Mayweather (this is the only comparison that can be related), they seem to absorb the contest and score just enough points to win. The T’s are not blowing teams out of the water. Whether they need to or have the power to are two different questions. The only question on everyone’s lips are what is the difference between the 4-0 T’s of 2014 and the newer 2015 model?

Daley Oval has been a happy hunting ground for Old Trinity over the past few seasons. Again an opponent with strong credentials turned up, played very well for most of the game, but was ultimately overrun by the green machine. A big crowd watched on as Old Trinity went someway to putting to bed their grievance with Old Scotch about their dropping of 12 players in round 18 last year. Old Scotch led Old Trinity into time on in the third term before four quick goals saw the home side take all the momentum into the final quarter. Jack Hunt is a game breaker. Sure Iezzi ,Tinney and lately the Howell’s are always a handful but Jack’s ability to kick a goal and a team lifting one at that is a key to Old Trinity’s success this year. The James’, Long and Bowden, were good for the Cardinals, whilst Hugo Perry is making a strong case for being the most improved footballer in the comp. Old Scotch were undermanned so will certainly take something from this game, just not

the four points.

It’s too early to call the Blues and St Bernard’s match a finals preview, but on early form it would be a shame were these sides not to meet again in September. Hopefully both will be at full strength then too, for St Bernard’s win by five points generated more post match discussion about the players that weren’t there and what might happen should both sides have their full armory. Nevertheless, the teams on the park were magnificent as Blues established the early edge breaking to a three-goal lead half way through the third. A period of dominance for St Bernard’s ensued and they clawed it back to eight points at half time. Adam Bentick continued to stamp his authority on the contest to assist St Bernard’s to the lead. Blues were struggling with their bench, Hayes (injured in the warm up), Heinz (calf ) and Matt Hart (broken ankle) left the Blues down on healthy men. Alex Boyse has to be the find of the year for the Snowdogs, another four goals from a flank has him leading the goalkickers with 14. The game ended as it started for Blues, another injury. Tom Sivelstro, broke his ankle in the last tackle of the game. St Bernard’s held on, but this feels like it’s only the first installment this year.

Old Xaverians had a hot start against Beaumaris bayside and whilst the Sharks got within range in the second term, it was the third quarter where the game slipped from their grasp. Beauy certainly win enough of the ball, but their disposal into their forward line often lets them down. Despite this, Daniel Gribbin still booted five goals in a losing cause. At the other end, perhaps Beaumaris were too Handley conscious in their defensive efforts, allowing Jake Williams (5 goals) and Matt Margin (4) to slip their opponents with regularity. Despite their ascendancy, Xavs were still wasteful,

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Old Scotch v Beaumaris

Old Trinity v Uni Blacks

Uni Blues v Collegians

St Bernards v De La Salle

Old Carey v Old Xaverians

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they ended up kicking 11.12 in the second half.

Old Carey had eight goals straight on the board before their first behind and it was this kicking efficiency that was the early indicator of how the contest would unfold. De La Salle worked their way back into the match and won back the lead in the third. A late Carey goal meant the game was for the taking at orange time. Old Carey found their rhythm and mojo and piled on 7.4 in the final term to break De La down with precise kicking and deadly finishing. Wasteful ball use from their better ball users was probably the difference and as De La stumbled, the Old Carey confidence grew. Jarrod Reid clunked everything sent his direction and importantly rewarded his midfield – led by James Rimmington – by converting for five majors.

The Grand Final rematch had more riding on it than just bragging rights, as Collegians and Blacks were both chasing a first win. Collegians finished full of running to collect their first batch of four points for the year, leaving the reigning premiers winless with a trip to Daley oval this week to come. Blacks were certainly better than they have been. Jordan Quaile and Isaac Anderson were important and Josh Free was also winning the ball, however, Collegians had similar output from their ball winners. Sam Hibbins continues to grow with every game and it was great to see James Kondarovskis back somewhere towards his best. Although Konda might argue that 1.5 for the day is a long way short of his usual output. Blacks won lots of the ball in the final quarter but they were only able to produce a solitary point. Not good enough for a side that is desperate for a win.

WILLIAM BUCK PREMIER LAST ROUND PREMIER RESERVE

Old Xaverians 6.3, 7.6, 12.15, 18.18 (126)Beaumaris 3.2, 6.7, 7.8, 12.9 (81)GOALS, Old Xaverians: J. Williams 5, M. Margin 4, M. Handley 2, L. Smith 1, B. Kennedy 1, A. Pasceri 1, C. Beetham 1, D. Symeopoulos 1, J. Anderson 1, C. Margin 1Beaumaris: D. Gribbin 5, R. Ryan 3, J. Ward 2, W. Mattingley 1, A. Giuliano 1BEST, Old Xaverians: L. Tiernan, M. Margin, J. Shaw, C. Margin, D. Symeopoulos, E. ProwseBeaumaris: S. Coote, D. Gribbin, A. Giuliano, R. Ryan, J. Ward, . BuckleCollegians 2.1, 7.5, 10.7, 12.14 (86)University Blacks 6.2, 8.3, 10.10, 10.11 (71)GOALS, Collegians: D. Chaplin-Burch 3, A. Fahie 2, F. Watts 2, D. Russo 2, L. Apted 1, S. Taft 1, J. Kondarovskis 1 University Blacks : J. Quaile 2, J. Ernest 2, S. Collins 2, H. Lacey 1, N. Batten 1, C. Richardson 1, A. Robbins 1BEST, Collegians: L. Apted, S. Hibbins, D. Russo, S. Evans, D. Chaplin-Burch, T. PenberthyUniversity Blacks: J. Ernest, S. Myers, S. Hogan, J. Quaile, I. AndersonOld Carey Gr. 4.0, 9.5, 10.6, 17.10 (112)De La Salle 2.1, 6.5, 9.10, 12.12 (84)GOALS, Old Carey Gr.: J. Reid 5, B. Smithwick 3, C. Howat 2, D. Dimakopoulos 2, N. Richardson 1, L. Macleod 1, J. Murphy 1, M. Evans 1, F. Cator 1 De La Salle : A. Indovino 3, S. Haslem 2, S. Williams 2, M. Fieldsend 2, M. Moore 1, T. McMahon 1, L. Harrison 1BEST, Old Carey Gr.: J. Rimington, L. Macleod, J. Reid, R. Bongetti, M. Evans, D. DimakopoulosDe La Salle : H. Nicholson, S. Haslem, J. Black, B. Close, T. Humphrey, J. GotchOld Trinity Gr. 1.3, 4.8, 11.9, 12.15 (87)Old Scotch 2.2, 5.3, 9.6, 10.9 (69)GOALS, Old Trinity Gr.: A. Polidoros 3, B. Iezzi 2, J. Osborn 1, E. Weatherson 1, J. Hunt 1, N. Hunt 1, B. Barratt 1, G. Hamilton 1, S. Nicolosi 1 Old Scotch: H. Perry 2, J. Daggian 2, E. Furey 2, J. Strauss 1, M. Wills 1, J. Sansom 1, A. Jelbart 1BEST, Old Trinity Gr.: B. Iezzi, H. Tinney, C. Pohl, N. Howell, J. Osborn, L. JuricOld Scotch: J. Long, J. Bowden, C. McDonough, H. Perry, T. McKinley, C. WattsSt Bernards 2.4, 4.7, 9.12, 12.13 (85)University Blues 3.4, 5.9, 8.11, 11.14 (80)GOALS, St Bernards: A. Boyse 4, J. Manunzio 2, S. Woods 2, A. Bentick 1, A. Merrington 1, C. Peart 1, S. Fleming 1 University Blues: X. McMahon 3, P. Hayes 3, T. Quinn 1, M. James 1, R. McMahon 1, R. Young 1, W. Cuningham 1BEST, St Bernards: A. Bentick, A. Boyse, T. Caven, J. Manunzio, M. Caven, S. ClarkeUniversity Blues: S. Kitchen, A. Ford, P. Flanagan, H. Vickers-Willis, P. Summers, R. Langham

Old Xaverians 1.2, 7.3, 8.5, 11.9 (75)Beaumaris 4.2, 6.3, 7.3, 9.3 (57)GOALS, Old Xaverians: M. Kjoege 3, T. Williams 2, D. Harangozo 2, J. Hannan 2, J. Mercuri 2, R. Ralph 1 Beaumaris: D. Pritchard 3, T. Woolnough 2, M. Duggan 1, M. Lovejoy 1, T. Perkin 1, M. Stevens 1BEST, Old Xaverians: L. Keith, D. Harangozo, L. Barry, M. Skidmore, M. Kjoege, J. WoodsBeaumaris: D. Pritchard, N. Loucaides, L. Edmondson, T. Abbott, R. Bennett, E. Harris

Collegians 0.0, 3.6, 8.7, 14.9 (93)University Blacks 7.0, 7.1, 10.3, 11.5 (71)GOALS, Collegians: S. Cutts 4, A. Croft 3, H. Pool 2, J. Hocking 1, A. Stone 1, W. Pocknee 1, B. Riddle 1, T. Baxter 1 University Blacks : J. Vrodos 5, D. Cooper 3, X. Flanagan 1, L. O’Brien 1, S. Dadswell 1BEST, Collegians: A. Croft, T. Goodman, S. Cutts, D. Swann, J. Bazzani, T. BaxterUniversity Blacks : J. Vrodos, L. O’Brien, L. Devine, D. Batten, A. Moore, X. Flanagan

De La Salle 7.3, 9.10, 13.14, 19.15 (129)Old Carey Gr. 0.0, 0.0, 2.3, 2.4 (16)GOALS, De La Salle : B. Humphrey 6, R. McDonough 3, E. Espinosa 2, T. Parker 2, L. Bull 2, J. Mattiske 1, L. Wood 1, T. Kovess 1, J. Gava 1Old Carey Gr.: J. Coull 1, J. Bridges 1BEST, De La Salle : B. Humphrey, L. Bull, L. Wood, T. Kovess, M. Collins, R. McDonoughOld Carey Gr.: C. Allen, B. De Leijer, J. Coull, A. Reed, P. Akec, S. Needham

St Bernards 0.2, 5.8, 9.11, 12.11 (83)University Blues 5.1, 6.3, 9.4, 12.5 (77)GOALS, St Bernards: L. Sullivan 2, Z. Awan 2, D. Colaco 2, T. Russell 2, J. Gay 1, L. Scerri 1University Blues: D. Cumming 2, G. Cameron 2, P. Gardiner 2, B. Taylor 2, D. Barton 1, E. Ratcliffe 1, H. Evans 1, A. Harris 1BEST, St Bernards: J. Bevanda, J. Forder, J. Gay, B. Garth, T. Russell, D. ColacoUniversity Blues: E. Ratcliffe, G. Cameron, A. Harris, D. Cumming, B. Taylor, D. Barton

Old Scotch 1.3, 3.8, 5.8, 7.15 (57)Old Trinity Gr. 3.2, 4.3, 6.4, 8.5 (53)GOALS, Old Scotch: W. Carroll 2, H. Harms 1, D. Mercer 1, M. Pert 1, T. Holding 1, N. Walmsley 1Old Trinity Gr.: T. Mitchell 3, M. Cooper 3, N. Valkanis 1, P. Mescher 1BEST, Old Scotch: M. Pert, J. Gordon, H. Dick, J. McIntosh, N. Walmsley, W. CarrollOld Trinity Gr.: J. Spassopoulos, M. Cooper, W. Cooper, T. Mitchell, J. Gale, K. Spassopoulos

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There are many variables in footy: form, momentum, injuries and weather conditions. While the weather in Round 4 was clear and sunny, it was also windy, and it’s fair to say the wind directly impacted the results of three of the matches in Premier B. Fitzroy and Parkdale both got their first wins for the season and they did it in starkly different fashions. Fitzroy overcame their habitual third-quarter jitters to run over Mazenod, while Parkdale led OMs by 40 points at three quarter time and went scoreless in the last, managing to hold on for a narrow win.

There’s something heart-warming about the winning celebrations of a previously winless side; indeed, the mood among Fitzroy players and supporters after their victory over Mazenod was befitting of a finals win. While by no means were they getting carried away, it’s just good to get on the board. The Roys started the game stronger but failed to exert scoreboard pressure, managing only 1.7 in the first quarter. They put on their kicking boots and took control in the second, kicking six goals and taking a 15 point lead into half time. Fitzroy’s third quarters so far this season have been poor, and it seemed like both clubs knew it. Mazenod kicked the first five goals before Fitzroy finally found a goal 20 minutes in, through Greg Hesse. They added a couple more to take a four-point lead at the last change. Despite Mazenod kicking the first of the quarter through Ben Phibbs, the Roys players settled and kicked the next five goals on the trot. Phibbs replied with a couple more for the Nodders and the lead was cut back to three goals. The Roys lifted and kicked three more goals to put the result beyond doubt. Corbin Stevic kicked six for the Roys, while Jeremy Devlin kicked two and was among the best in his first game for the season for Mazenod.

Old Brighton, challenged by a willing opposition and another swag of changes to their line-up, defeated Caulfield Grammarians by 55 points. Caulfield had first use of a significant wind advantage, scoring four goals for the quarter. The Tonners, however were efficient into the breeze, goals to Marcel Bruin, Charlie King and

Harry Cannon completed a satisfactory quarter. The second quarter provided the Tonners with the chance to take hold of the match and they did. Caulfield began to feel the pressure of the Tonners’ collective effort to deny them space and when they did mount an attack into the breeze, the Tonners’ defenders drove them back. The Tonners attacked relentlessly in the final term, booting 8.2. As Caulfield tired and spaces opened up around the contests. Goals came with a rush through Bruin, Healy, King and Dan Anthony, who leads all comers with 19 goals after four rounds. For Caulfield, Keegan Stewart kicked three, Neratzoglou and Reilly continued their solid contributions and Barker also impressed.

Hampton Rovers made five changes to their team ahead of their clash at TH King against St Kevin’s Old Boys. The Rovers worked hard all day but struggled to match the quality of the home side. In fine conditions at Glen Iris, SKOB kicked with the breeze in the first and while the Rovers had plenty of the ball early on, it didn’t take long for St Kevin’s to turn it on. They held a 38-point lead at the first break, although they were wasteful in front of goal, kicking 7.11 in the opener and 12.18 for the half. The Rovers had twice as many scoring shots as their opponents in the third term as they managed to control the footy and put the home side under pressure. Going into the final change the margin was 35 points but the feeling was the Rovers weren’t out of the contest. St Kevin’s put any notion of a comeback out of the equation as they kicked five unanswered goals to blow the margin out in this skipper Anthiony Lynch’s 200th game. Kyle Docherty joined Matt Robbins (5 goals) in the best for Rovers, whilst St Kevin’s had 12 individual goalkickers and were led well by Henry Parkes (5 goals), McCann and Steven Salopek.

St Bedes/Mentone have been the quiet achievers of Premier B, notching up three straight wins while remaining in the shadow of the Tonner’s and SKOB’s undefeated starts. While their victory over

FINAL QUARTER BLITZES

PREMIER B — TIPS IN BOLD

Old Brighton v St Kevins

Old Melburnians v St Bedes/Mentone Tigers

Hampton Rovers v Parkdale

Caulfield Gr. v Fitzroy

Mazenod v AJAX

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AJAX ended up being a comprehensive 47 points at first glance, they were challenged all day and got home with the aid of the wind after holding a one-point lead only at the final change. The Jackas were left to rue a goalless second quarter, which left them five goals down at the main break. AJAX made the most of the wind in the third to leave themselves in with a chance. However, the Tigers had other ideas, finishing with eight goals to one to earn a comfortable win. Mitchell Coen led the way with three goals, while Pat Kean and Paul Wintle were also very good for the Tigers. Jake Lew kicked three for the Jackas and Jason Ritterman returned to be among the best.

Parkdale were at home for the first time this year, hosting Old Melburnians, with a lot at stake for both sides. Parkdale had a dream start, kicking five goals while holding Old Melburnians goalless in the first quarter. Conditions meant both sides had trouble finding the big sticks. The Vultures found themselves with a 40-point lead at the last

change but the OMs were kicking with the wind. Incredibly, they kept Parkdale scoreless but only managed 3.10 themselves, falling short by two goals. Despite the loss, Old Melburnians remain fourth and the Vultures join four other teams on one win. Tom Hywood returned to kick two goals for OMs, while regular contributors Tom Paule, Will Thompson and Nick Daish were again very good. Parkdale were well served by Thomas Redmond (3 goals), Daniel Moloney and Michael Graham.

Round 5 shapes up as an intriguing one and a tricky one to tip a winner. The two undefeated teams will meet, with Old Brighton hosting St Kevins; Old Melburnians will look to bounce back against St Bedes/Mentone; there’s a showdown between last year’s Premier C grand finalists Hampton and Parkdale; Caulfield returns to Glenhuntly Oval to meet a rejuvenated Fitzroy, and Mazenod will face off with AJAX.

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St Bedes / Mentone Tigers 2.4, 6.11, 7.13, 15.18 (108)AJAX 2.5, 2.6, 7.12, 8.13 (61)GOALS, St Bedes / Mentone Tigers : M. Coen 3, T. Doherty 2, S. Richards 2, M. Barnes 2, P. Liston 2, J. Colyvan 1, B. O’Toole 1, C. Richards 1, P. Kean 1AJAX: J. Lew 3, D. Rotenberg 1, J. Ludski 1, J. Yarrow 1, A. Caplan 1, A. Kalb 1BEST, St Bedes / Mentone Tigers : P. Kean, P. Wintle, S. Richards, J. O’Kearney, M. Barnes, T. Doherty AJAX: D. Cohen, M. Shafar, J. Bade-Boon, B. Kalmus, B. Caplan, J. RittermanFitzroy 1.7, 7.8, 10.12, 18.17 (125)Mazenod OC 2.1, 5.5, 10.8, 14.10 (94)GOALS, Fitzroy: C. Stevic 6, D. Patcas 2, J. Dalton 2, C. Doherty 2, S. Baker 1, D. Bisetto 1, G. Hesse 1, N. Ligris 1, A. Ricco 1, M. Brown 1 Mazenod OC: B. Phibbs 4, T. Warby 3, J. Devlin 2, G. Lofthouse 1, L. Riley 1, J. Cowan 1, N. Thomas 1, S. Hall 1BEST, Fitzroy: G. Hesse, C. Stevic, C. Moore, M. Kyroussis, D. Pound-Palmieri, R. AngiolellaMazenod OC: S. Inglis, J. Cowan, J. Devlin, S. Oldman, T. Chambers, N. GentileOld Brighton Gr. 3.1, 8.8, 9.11, 17.13 (115)Caulfield Gr. 4.1, 4.2, 6.5, 9.6 (60)GOALS, Old Brighton Gr.: C. King 4, L. Healy 3, M. Bruin 2, B. Jarick 2, D. Anthony 2, T. Skewes 1, H. Cannon 1, J. Bilu 1, A. Gunning 1Caulfield Gr.: K. Stewart 3, T. Green 2, W. Barker 1, R. Lewis 1, J. Small 1, T. Small 1BEST, Old Brighton Gr.: T. Mariani, M. Dewar, B. Austin, L. Healy, C. King, M. BruinCaulfield Gr.: J. Neratzoglou, R. Lewis, D. Reilly, L. O’Keefe, A. Clarke, W. BarkerParkdale Vultures 5.5, 6.9, 9.17, 9.17 (71)Old Melburnians 0.2, 3.6, 4.7, 7.17 (59)GOALS, Parkdale Vultures: T. Redmond 3, N. Papatsanis 2, J. Everest 1, N. Ng 1, B. Hampton 1, L. Platt 1Old Melburnians: T. Hywood 2, T. Paule 2, M. Marangon 1, N. De Steiger 1, N. Daish 1BEST, Parkdale Vultures: T. Redmond, D. Moloney , M. Graham, C. Dillon, B. Dillon, S. ChittyOld Melburnians: N. Daish, W. Thompson, T. Paule, N. De Steiger, C. Righetti, T. BachetSt Kevins OB 7.11, 12.18, 16.20, 23.23 (161)Hampton Rovers 2.3, 8.5, 11.9, 15.14 (104)GOALS, St Kevins OB: H. Parkes 5, A. Lynch 3, P. Edgar 3, Z. Ginies 2, C. Matheson 2, N. Wood 2, J. Gysberts 1, B. Kanakis 1, D. Jones 1, S. Salopek 1, S. Gilham 1, J. Salopek 1Hampton Rovers : M. Robbins 5, D. Corp 4, C. Sharp 1, M. Devereaux 1, A. Spencer 1, E. Turner 1, K. Docherty 1, J. Ting 1BEST, St Kevins OB: H. Parkes, B. McCann, S. Salopek, B. Kanakis, P. Edgar, B. DowdHampton Rovers : K. Docherty, D. Corp, M. Robbins, L. Fletcher, S. Clements, C. Sharp

St Bedes / Mentone Tigers 1.0, 8.1, 11.4, 14.9 (93)AJAX 1.3, 2.4, 4.6, 5.6 (36)GOALS, St Bedes / Mentone Tigers : C. McCready 4, M. Wintle 2, M. Geschke 2, M. Caia 2, B. Hodges 2, S. Glennen 1, J. Cayhan 1AJAX: A. Ritterman 1, B. Michelson 1, B. Michowski 1, T. Rogers 1, S. Fayman 1BEST, St Bedes / Mentone Tigers : J. Blenkinsop, M. Pitt, D. Waters, T. Pastura, F. Neaves, N. SeeberAJAX: B. Michelson, R. Abraham, B. Michowski, J. Berkowitz, J. Lipton, B. JoelFitzroy 6.2, 11.4, 15.7, 20.8 (128)Mazenod OC 1.1, 4.1, 6.1, 6.4 (40)GOALS, Fitzroy: M. Racovalis 4, L. Edwards 3, A. Rooke 3, C. Polidoras 2, D. Olarenshaw 1, M. Astbury 1, L. Henderson 1, M. Oliver 1, S. Carroll 1, D. Kynigopoulos 1, M. Gaite 1, B. McAdam 1Mazenod OC: S. Jones 3, J. Egan 2, A. Muling 1BEST, Fitzroy: M. Gaite, S. Carroll, C. Polidoras, M. Oliver, B. McAdam, D. SheedyMazenod OC: S. Jones, A. Verde, A. Muling, S. Riley, J. Cetraro, S. MannCaulfield Gr. 3.2, 7.5, 10.6, 11.7 (73)Old Brighton Gr. 0.1, 3.1, 7.5, 10.12 (72)GOALS, Caulfield Gr.: S. Wood 3, G. Berry 2, J. Small 2, J. Cleeve 1, C. Axais 1, A. Young 1, J. Easton 1Old Brighton Gr.: A. Salem 5, R. Eastgate 1, S. Zaia 1, J. Rutter 1, M. Tregear 1, M. Slater 1BEST, Caulfield Gr.: T. Yelland, D. Tobias, L. Gallop, G. Berry, D. Dickson, D. HayOld Brighton Gr.: Z. Alcott, A. Salem, J. Rutter, S. Zaia, M. Fenwick-Nevin, J. SargentOld Melburnians 5.0, 8.8, 13.15, 14.19 (103)Parkdale Vultures 1.2, 3.6, 5.7, 8.10 (58)GOALS, Old Melburnians: H. Hanlon 5, P. May 1, A. Carter 1, N. Madders 1, E. Stobart 1, J. Rundell 1, A. Coleridge 1, P. Garschagen 1, M. McCoy 1, E. Court 1Parkdale Vultures: P. Lee 3, R. Irvine 1, J. Manning 1, D. Glascott 1, L. Emmerson 1, D. Atkins 1BEST, Old Melburnians: P. Garschagen, H. Hanlon, C. Wischer, A. Carter, E. Fanning, P. MayParkdale Vultures: B. Stevenson, J. Gray, J. Balic, A. Capiron, C. Tobin, R. IrvineSt Kevins OB 5.8, 9.13, 16.17, 19.26 (140)Hampton Rovers 0.0, 1.0, 2.0, 2.1 (13)GOALS, St Kevins OB: L. Nankervis 4, J. Mullen 4, M. Lattanzio 3, P. Aughton 2, R. Stagg 1, M. Nolan 1, J. Stewart 1, T. McMaster 1, F. Keely 1, B. Mc Lean 1Hampton Rovers : L. Wheeler 1, T. Jones 1BEST, St Kevins OB: M. Lattanzio, P. Aughton, J. Mullen, L. Nankervis, P. Keely, R. StaggHampton Rovers : B. Pewtress, J. Short, M. Short, N. Bloomfield, M. Broadley, L. DeLisle



If you thought Premier C’s competition couldn’t get closer – it did so in Round 4. Before the weekends’ games two clubs sat solely above a cluster with 3-0 win-loss ratios. By the end, Old Ivanhoe and Peninsula were brought back to a huge bunch all at 3-1. Oakleigh edged past Peninsula at home while Old Haileyburians outdid their opponents in Old Ivanhoe. Elsewhere Monash Blues joined the 3-1 brigade, handsomely defeating Williamstown CYMS; Therry Penola kept PEGS from breaking their duck; and Marcellin held off Old Camberwell.

Williamstown’s venture to the plush home of local confidant, Williamstown VFL will not be blissfully remembered. Monash Blues joined them at Burbank Oval and made the ground their own from the outset. Monash doubled Williamstown’s goal tally in the first term – but this proved to be the least of Willy’s woes. Six goals in the second saw the Blues push the lead to 37 at halftime. The CY’s two goals in the term would be their last for the game. Monash added another five majors before the final siren to win by 73 points. Nick Petering kicked seven for the Blues in his match-winning outing.

Old Haileyburians broke Old Ivanhoe’s undefeated streak in conditions set for September as the wind played a key to success. The Bloods kicked with it in the first and ensured a solid 14 point lead at the first break. Ivanhoe wasted chances in the second and couldn’t make use of the advantage scoring 1.7 while Haileybury bagged two of their own. The visitors kicked away to a 22 point lead by three quarter time but the Hoes rallied late with the wind at their backs in the last creating nervous times for the travelling fans. But the Bloods steadied and finished 15 point victors. Chris Povey provided a great focal point for Haileybury at CHF and was B.O.G with four goals.

With the wind at their backs in the first quarter, PEGS were restricted to just one goal by Therry Penola, who managed a major of their own. The tight tussle in the opening term costing PEGS

in the end. Therry made use of their turn with seven goals to gain a 34 point buffer at the half. PEGS cut the deficit to 13 after the long break but it wasn’t enough as the Lions ran home with the breeze to win by 32 points. Darcy Ryan won the inaugural Sean Flaherty medal for best on ground between the two teams. While Jarrod Bannister was brilliant again with seven majors, his brother Corey joined in with five.

Marcellin were made to put in a four quarter effort to earn the points last weekend as the winless Old Camberwell pressured the Eagles at home. Old Camberwell were three points adrift at both the quarter and halftime mark, but won the third quarter to lead by four at the final change. Marcellin’s strength and experience arose in the last, kicking five goals to the Wellers two. The Eagles ended the contest 14 point winners but signs from Old Camberwell were more than positive with a strong performance verse a finals contender. Stephen Derry was best on ground for Marcellin who join the four others at 3-1.

Oakleigh scrambled their way back onto the winners list nudging past Peninsula in the final term. The Krushers smothered the Pirates in the first with five goals to take an early 26 point lead, inaccuracy at goal however withheld the margin from displaying Oakleigh’s dominance. Oakleigh’s lead was chipped away by Peninsula who put themselves in front late in the third to go into the last quarter 3 points ahead. Peninsula extended their advantage to 10 midway through the fourth term, and Oakleigh looked gone for all money. A late surge by the Krushers and desperate defending kept them three points up at the final siren. Aaron Cloke was the leading goal kicker and best afield with

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This week, Monash Blues play PEGS, Monash will go 4-1 and ease past the Bombers. Therry Penola host Williamstown CYMS, a rematch of the Division 1 Grand Final. Both clubs need the victory to stick with the pack, predicting Therry to win at home. Peninsula face Old Camberwell at home, should be an easy win for the Pirates. Marcellin travel to Old Haileyburians, the Bloods coming off a big victory, tipping they will carry this momentum into this weekend and knock off the Eagles. Oakleigh take on Old Ivanhoe at Scammell Reserve, Ivanhoe will get back on the winners list with in a close one over the Krushers.

PREMIER C LAST ROUND PREMIER C RESERVEMarcellin OC 1.6, 3.8, 7.9, 12.12 (84)Old Camberwell Gr. 1.3, 3.5, 8.7, 10.10 (70)GOALS, Marcellin OC: A. Kay 4, M. Gasparini 2, J. Carlson 2, X. Burns 1, D. Mc Mahon 1, J. Bortolotto 1, A. Bonato 1 Old Camberwell Gr.: T. Allwright 3, J. Eade 2, N. Clapham 2, D. Pelchen 2, N. Tsindos 1BEST, Marcellin OC: T. Carlson, J. Bortolotto, A. Kay, N. Crosbie, R. Costanzo, J. RobertsonOld Camberwell Gr.: S. Derry, X. Troy, D. Pelchen, N. Tsindos, D. McGuigan, R. Deev

Oakleigh 5.6, 7.11, 8.12, 11.16 (82)Peninsula OB 1.4, 5.4, 9.9, 11.13 (79)GOALS, Oakleigh : A. Cloke 5, D. Cleary 3, T. Scott 2, L. Hard 1Peninsula OB: S. Barbour 2, H. Whitty 2, N. Fisher 2, S. Glenn 1, W. Harbinson 1, V. Clarke 1, S. Payze 1, C. Macaulay 1BEST, Oakleigh : A. Cloke, L. Gillard, J. Chapple, D. Cleary, L. Hard, A. MasePeninsula OB: N. Fisher, A. Wood, H. Brodie, S. Barbour, T. Feldgen, J. Fletcher

Old Haileyburians 3.3, 5.8, 7.10, 10.12 (72)Old Ivanhoe Gr. 1.1, 2.8, 3.12, 7.15 (57)GOALS, Old Haileyburians: C. Povey 4, M. McIntyre 2, N. Gooda 1, M. Rafferty 1, T. Witherow 1, A. Woltering 1Old Ivanhoe Gr.: B. Thompson 5, A. Del Monte 1, W. Murphy 1BEST, Old Haileyburians: C. Povey , A. Woltering, M. Rafferty, N. Sturrock, M. McIntyre, A. Weekes Old Ivanhoe Gr.: B. Thompson, S. Wilcox, B. Nagel, O. Parks, N. Gieschen, R. Butler

Therry Penola OB 1.3, 8.7, 11.8, 15.11 (101)PEGS Football Club 1.2, 3.3, 9.7, 10.9 (69)GOALS, Therry Penola OB: J. Bannister 7, C. Bannister 5, J. Egglestone 1, M. Valenti 1, D. Ryan 1PEGS Football Club: J. Condon 2, T. Skurrie 2, A. Khallouf 2, B. Roscoe 1, R. Baddeley 1, L. Flaherty 1, J. Rogers 1BEST, Therry Penola OB: D. Ryan, C. Bannister, J. Bannister, J. Egglestone, M. Costello, H. RowePEGS Football Club: A. Khallouf, S. Ghasimzadeh, D. Cerantonio, B. Jones, B. Hannah, L. Flaherty

Monash Blues 4.2, 10.5, 14.12, 15.14 (104)Williamstown CYMS 2.3, 4.4, 4.5, 4.7 (31)GOALS, Monash Blues: N. Petering 7, A. Young 2, M. Hardiman 2, K. Mason 1, A. Hickey 1, L. Darcy 1, J. Griffiths 1Williamstown CYMS: N. Ebinger 2, L. Molan 1, B. Gray 1BEST, Monash Blues: N. Petering, A. Hickey, J. Cosgriff, D. Easson, L. Darcy, A. YoungWilliamstown CYMS: M. Knight, R. Chan, R. Ackerly, T. Gill, D. Weston, B. Deller

Marcellin OC 3.4, 7.8, 12.14, 15.16 (106)Old Camberwell Gr. 1.2, 5.5, 6.5, 6.7 (43)GOALS, Marcellin OC: J. Wood 3, L. Considine 3, R. Di Roberto 2, C. Kemp 2, N. Watty 1, D. Redmond 1, S. Crapper 1, A. Coburn 1, J. Baxter 1Old Camberwell Gr.: A. Vickery 1, M. Jenkin 1, B. Frattin 1, C. McLaughlin 1, J. Barrington 1, J. Whitchurch 1BEST, Marcellin OC: A. Coburn, J. Mc Intyre, L. Considine, J. Edwards, P. Lunn, J. WoodOld Camberwell Gr.: C. McLaughlin, B. Hillier, T. Stayner, A. Parker, L. Stanboultgis, S. BoycePeninsula OB 4.5, 7.8, 9.8, 15.9 (99)Oakleigh 0.1, 0.2, 4.4, 6.8 (44)GOALS, Peninsula OB: B. Macaulay 5, L. Newton 2, P. Coldrey 2, R. Brock 1, J. Cox 1, J. Rhodes 1, S. Cain 1, Z. Kurts 1, C. Van Harten 1Oakleigh : J. Benoiton 3, J. Pappon 1, J. Wines 1, C. Lavery 1BEST, Peninsula OB: B. Macaulay, R. Brock, P. Coldrey, T. Grigg, S. Murray, J. CoxOakleigh : Z. Thiessens, C. Mercuri, J. Revere, A. Matthieson, C. Lavery, J. BenoitonOld Ivanhoe Gr. 3.1, 3.4, 6.6, 8.7 (55)Old Haileyburians 0.1, 2.3, 2.8, 3.11 (29)GOALS, Old Ivanhoe Gr.: Z. Keane 5, R. Glavas 1, M. Moncrieff 1, N. Pratt 1Old Haileyburians: S. MacPherson 2, N. Mason 1BEST, Old Ivanhoe Gr.: R. Buckley, Z. Keane, J. Dunnett, M. Bacskos, N. Kenyon-Smith, J. ApostolopoulosOld Haileyburians: P. Corsetti, A. Thomson, J. Donnelly, G. Kennedy, A. Toy, M. DummettPEGS Football Club 2.4, 3.4, 7.10, 12.12 (84)Therry Penola OB 1.1, 3.5, 4.5, 5.8 (38)GOALS, PEGS Football Club: M. Wilson 6, M. Semini 2, A. Frazer 2, M. Nola 1, J. Vovos 1Therry Penola OB: D. Ractliffe 2, N. Fitzpatrick 1, S. Robertson 1, M. Scarpino 1BEST, PEGS Football Club: M. Nola, J. Ayres, T. Memery, M. Wilson, H. Federico, A. FrazerTherry Penola OB: M. Trimble, D. McCracken, L. Reynolds, S. Robertson, N. Fitzpatrick, E. BensonMonash Blues 3.1, 4.4, 5.5, 11.10 (76)Williamstown CYMS 3.3, 6.5, 8.8, 8.8 (56)GOALS, Monash Blues: S. Walsh 5, T. Ruddell 2, J. Cockburn 1, G. Powles 1, J. Duffy 1, H. Brouwer 1Williamstown CYMS: M. John 3, R. Danaher 2, B. Callan 1, M. Christakakis 1, Z. Read 1BEST, Monash Blues: S. Walsh, N. Cowan, D. Brogden, P. Long, D. Meehan, H. DevannyWilliamstown CYMS: M. Michetti, J. Hogarth, N. Bratby, M. Venosta, C. Oates, A. Oates



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A BIG STEP WITH SHORT LEGSBen Rolfs (pictured second from right) took a major step in the Old Trinity v De La Salle U19 Premier Game on Saturday, when the two field umpires were running late to the game, young Ben put his hand up without hesitation. Brian “Woody” – VAFA Head of Umpiring arrived just at the start of the game only to question who the tiny field umpire was and complimented his ‘fit’ with the game. Ben field umpired the first 15 minutes of the game, however once the field umpires, arrived and ran onto the ground, Ben headed back to the boundary, which was his original appointment. Ben is 16 and last field umpired two years ago – in an U 13’s match. If Saturday is any indication… look out for Ben as a senior VAFA Field Umpire in the not too distant future.

LADIES AT THE FOOTY

Expect to see a larger than usual contingent of ladies at the footy this weekend, as VAFA clubs all host their annual Ladies lunches coinciding with Mothers Day on Sunday. We love what women do at footy clubs.

Clubs hosting luncheons on Saturday at their respective home grounds are:

North BrunswickCanterburySt BernardsParkdale VulturesTherry PenolaChadstone

Hampton RoversMHSOBOld BrightonOld CareyParkdale VulturesSt Bernards

Therry PenolaUniversity BluesWhitefriarsOld TrinityCaulfield Grammarians

Get along and support your club and women in footy this weekend!

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AMMO ODD SPOT As to be expected clubs have been conceived in the oddest of venues – from a court house, pubs to school classrooms. Their roots are just as interesting, Hampton Rovers originally started as a Boy Scout group. One Hampton Rovers player who experienced footy at all three senior levels was Geoff James. Better known as Ocker he quit amateur ranks for Sandringham in the VFA. He soon caught the eye of St Kilda talent spotters who dangled the proverbial cash carrot. Sandy refused to clear him until 1954 when the boy from Hampton Rovers became a Panther (the short lived nickname of the Saints in the VFL). During one VFL game he went down with a knee injury, his wife saw the incident, jumped the fence and ran to the aid of her man. True devotion. Ocker – the boy from Hampton Rovers ended his playing days with Mentone.


TURNING THE VAFA PINKA number of VAFA clubs will be wearing Pink socks this weekend as a fundraising initiative for the Breast Cancer Network Australia. As Dave Allan from North Brunswick told us, “As I’m sure many other clubs have experienced, we have recently had a number of club members affected by breast cancer and wanted to do something to show our support. We also wanted to run an event which would encourage family, friends and members of the wider community to come down and visit the club. We’ll have activities for kids (face painting, colouring in etc.) and a bake sale to raise funds for the BCNA.”

As advised, the reason we would like this to occur is that we would like to extend the half time break of the Senior game in order

to enable our Auskick kids to get out on the ground and have a game at half time as part of our Family day that we are holding as part of our involvement in the Pink Sports Day held by the Breast Cancer Awareness Network.

Other Clubs wearing Pink socks include: Old Xaverians and NOBS/St Pats.


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OLD BRIGHTON UNVEIL NEW SURFACEA large crowd assembled for lunch at Old Brighton’s Beach Oval on Saturday to celebrate the opening of the new on field facilities. The oval was officially opened by Bayside Mayor, Cr Felicity Frederico, assisted by the Federal member for Goldstein, The Hon Andrew Robb. Cr Frederico spoke about Bayside Councils commitment to upgrading facilities in the area with Beaumaris and Hampton Rovers being beneficiaries. The councillor also stated that the change rooms and social room were also on target for renovations in the next years. On the field the Tonners have started in great fashion sitting on top of the Premier B ladder undefeated. Congratulations on a wonderful refurbishment of the ground and the great relationship the club has built with the council.

HAWTHORN CELEBRATE 20 YEARSHawthorn Amateur footy club celebrated their first 20 years on Saturday night at Kooyong Lawn Tennis Club with their annual Hawk Ball. Phil Avery, who started his playing career at the club in 1996, and still playing seniors today, spoke of his time at the club. He reflected on his memories of the 1998 premiership, the Almost Football Legends appearance, the fun had at the old run down clubrooms right through to the Reserves premiership last year. As part of the celebrations

Hawthorn named our best ever team, with criteria being a minimum of 2 seasons or 25 games. The night was a great success having 20 of the 22 players selected in the side in attendance. The club also inducted two life members on the night, Alex McPhie and Aaron Knott.

This week the subject of Sports Performance Tracking’s Player Analyser is Old Melbournian’s utility Will Thompson.

Will Thompson is a very versatile player. The ability for a player to have the capacity to be a tagger, but also roam the wings, forward-line and back-line is a real asset to the team.

His fitness levels need to be prepared to play on the in-and-under type, but also the outside athlete that covers a lot of km’s.

Will’s game is modelled on the back of West Coast’s Scott Selwood. His role is to be a stopper that still wins the ball and hurts the opposition in transition.

Old Melbournians are situated in B Grade, but this does not stop Will becoming a phenomenal athlete. Racking up over 15km for the day with 106 sprint efforts is no easy task.

Will is a consistent runner. His distance average and average speed stayed very consistent throughout the game. His top end speed did deteriorate towards the last quarter. SPT results suggest Will needs to work on repeat efforts at high volume as he doesn’t seem to get much rest time in the game.

The OM’s had an unfortunate 91-point loss to arch enemies St Kevin’s Football Club in Round 3. Will was named 4th best on Ground for the OM’s and his GPS results suggested he did not stop trying.

Looking at two elite players from A Grade, Will’s numbers stack up. He was only down a handful of sprints in the game and his top speed had both Jack and Tom covered. What was present in our stats was that Will spent a lot of time walking. Looking at his 5 minute interval breakup, Will needed more bench time in order for him to rest and hit those high numbers in the last quarter.

Will Thompson (Fig 3.1)

Jack Bull (Fig 1.1)

Looking at the two tables above, you can start to see that Will (Fig 3.1) found himself walking to position a lot. Comparing him to Jack (Fig 1.1) there is a 50% difference in this movement. Jack seemed to spend a lot more time at higher speeds throughout the game.

Using Sports Performance Tracking’s data, we can not only understand what the players are doing out on the field, but we can then take this back to training and recovery, and work out what each role requires and why someone is or isn’t performing. Without this data, we would not be able to understand and inform Will of his strengths and weaknesses. SPT’s data allows the subjective to become objective.

Will Strange is the CEO and founder of Sports Performance Tracking (sportsperformancetracking.com). This year they have teamed with the VAFA to analyse how VAFA footballers compare to the elite level using their GPS tracking technology. To start tracking yourself, head to http://www.sptgps.com.au

SPORTS PERFORMANCE TRACKING’S PLAYER ANALYSER –

WILL THOMPSON – (OLD MELBOURNIANS)Last week we took an in depth look at De La Salle key back, Tom Humphreys - http://www.vafa.com.au/latest-news/gps-tracking-of-vafa-player-game-time-tom-humphrey/


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Congratulations to Monash Blues’ ANDREW HICKEY – On ANZAC Day ‘The Scalpel’ became only the third Monash Blues player to notch up 250 games. Since his debut in 2001, a then raw kid from Warrnambool has built a career highlighted by team success, individual honours and admiration for his dedication and skill. Andrew is a two-time premiership player (2002 - U19’s and 2003 - Seniors) who has finished in the Top 5 of the Senior Club Best & Fairest nine out of last ten years, winning the award in 2012 and finishing runner-up on another five occasions.

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Congratulations to Hawthorn ’s DAVE PRITCHARD – Only the forth H player to reach the 200 game milestone, Dave Pritchard is one of the most consistent performers in H history. He has been runner up in the club’s best and fairest on numerous occasions before finally breaking through to win one in 2013. He plays the game hard but fair and has always been a favourite of coaches for his no fuss, never give in attitude. He was selected on the half forward flank in the team of the past 20 years. Congratulations to on 200 games.

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Congratulations to Aquinas’ AARON KINGHORN – Aaron is not renowned for being fast but he is a smart ruckman and a major headache to opponents. A quiet but confident guy, Kinga has always given his best and is totally committed to winning every contest. Starting at the Club in 2003 in the Reserves, Kinga cemented his place in the Seniors in 2011 where he has played the majority of his games since. Winner of the Reserves Best and Fairest in 2005, ‘07, ‘08 and joint winner in ‘09, Kinga enjoys the respect of all within the club.

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Congratulations to University Blacks’ HUW LACEY – After moving to the Blacks from Old Melburnians prior to the 2007 season, Lace has played in two Senior premierships. As well as being a player of the highest quality, Lace has also served on the committee for a number of years and has won numerous ‘best dressed’ awards at various club functions. Given his off-field and on-field qualities, Lace will clearly go down as one of the best Blackers of his era.

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Congratulations to Monash Blues’ SAM WALSH – A skilful and mercurial forward, Walshy gives 100% each time he runs out onto the ground. His most notable performance was against PEGS in 2013, where he stood up across half back to take 15 contested marks, carrying the team to victory. This performance will forever be etched in Monash folklore. Walshy’s dedication to the Club whilst managing his blossoming medical career is something to be admired.

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Congratulations to Hawthorn ’s STEVE GUNN – A leader around the club, Gunny has worked hard on his game to become one of the permanent senior midfielders. He has been reserves captain, footy trip chief, raffle organiser, all round class clown and a great guy to have around the club. Congratulations to Steve Gunn on 100 games.


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Congratulations to West Brunswick’s CHRIS GERMON – Originally hailing from Western Australia, Quiddy joined West Brunswick in 2009. Chris has been a most valuable member of the club with his raking left foot, his hard body on the field, and his IT prowess off the field. He was the vice-captain of the 2014 Senior Premiership side and won the award for the club’s best finals player in that season.

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Congratulations to AJAX’s ASH KALB – One of the most talented players at the Club, Ash had a breakout year in 2014, finishing 3rd in the Club Best & Fairest. In 2012 Kalby finished runner up with the ressies, but then travelled and was a little disinterested. He was convinced to apply his talents last year and has been a wonderful “quarterback” and a most reliable player since. Well done Kalby and looking forward to the next century.

50Congratulations to MHSOB’s SHANNON KEOUGH – A South Australian import, Shagga has made a seamless transition to life at the Woodfull-Miller Oval and has gone on to become an invaluable member of the football club.

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Congratulations to Westbourne’s EVAN KARAGEORGE – Evan’s commitment and loyalty to Westbourne is unquestioned. Coming across to WGFC after captaining the School’s inaugural First XVIII Premiership he quickly settled in. He became an instant cult figure around the Club and there is no disputing that the team is very much stronger with him in there.

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Congratulations to Westbourne’s ANDREW NOBLE – Andrew encapsulates what the word Clubman is all about and is often the first to put his hand up on game day for any jobs that need to be done. Coming back from a knee injury that sidelined him for the best part of the last two seasons, he has returned to playing some solid football.

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Congratulations to Richmond Central’s ROBERT NOLAN – Robbie immediately proved himself a natural leader on joining the Club XVIII’s 2011, and followed a best and fairest with appointment as captain. Robbie became the first dual premiership captain in the club’s history with consecutive flags. He combines outstanding work rate with class and nous around the packs.

50Congratulations to Oakleigh’s JACK VAN DE VEN – Recruited from St Peters, Jack played his first game against NOBS/St Pats Thirds in round 1 2010, from all of your teammates, supporters and sponsors.

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A very foolish man is the man who believes he has his finger on the pulse at the end of round 4 in a VAFA season. Rash judgments and outlandish predictions become an omnipresent feature of conversations at footy clubs at the end of round 4. It’s fair to suggest that most of us imagined that Old Geelong and Ormond would feature in the top few and Yarra Valley was going to struggle, but then where does that leave the 1-3 Prahran and the surprise packet Kew at 4-0?

The footy history books are fortunately not written in Round 4. If they were, Ron Barassi’s Kangaroos would have been condemned to the bottom 4 at 0-4 in 1975 and Collingwood would have been flag favourites at 4-0 (5-0 after 5) in 2000. The rest, as they say, is history. The Psychic convention was in Moorabbin over the weekend but none of them seemed that interested when I asked about the fortunes of Prahran Assumption, who finally broke the duck with a strong win against Bulleen Templestowe.

It was a scintillating day across Melbourne on Saturday, and it was Prahran Assumption who chucked their Wayfarers on at Toorak Park. As expected, the going was very tough early as the two great rivals greeted each other with brutal intensity. Facing a strong series of forward thrusts in the second quarter, Prahran held strong down back and countered to hold a 23-point lead at half time. Both sides stagnated in a dour third term with just one goal apiece kicked to see the game alive heading into the last. However, Prahran doubled their efforts in the final quarter to secure a decisive 53-point win. Prahran’s power duo, Josh Hogarth and John Robbins kicked 9 between them and were irrepressible in attack. Bulleen, missing key forward Kristian Cherbakof, lacked the penetration and resolve that saw them dismantle St Mary’s last week. Youngster Liam Ireland impressed with 3 goals and competition powerhouse Paul Florence was once again tireless in their loss.

NOBS/St Pats has quickly taken on the mantle of the division’s enigma, bouncing back from two disappointing losses to manage Whitefriars by 42 points. The game, marred by a terrible leg injury to

one of this columnist’s favourites, Aaron Brosolo, was tight in the clinches until NOBS/St Pats kicked away in the final term. Mick O’Donoghue and Nick Holt were crucial in the backline for NOBS/St Pats, staving off a number of Whitefriars’ entries, particularly in the second term. For Whitefriars, it was another case of a decent effort resulting in a last quarter fizzle. Alex Marcello continued his terrific form and Dan ‘Yogi (picnic baskets) Bear’ Hogan provided fierce resistance in the midfield. I think when you start creating nicknames for your own fictional nicknames you’ve got to acknowledge you’ve got a problem…

It was a case of leaving too much to the old firm as Old Geelong pushed up to the 3rd on the ladder with plenty of upside in their 72-point trouncing of the winless Yarra Valley. After a strong start, Yarra Valley floundered from quarter time on, kicking just 4 goals to 13 from that point on. Jack McMeel, firming as recruit of the year, kicked 4 as he danced around opponents like a drunken white boy hearing Beyoncé’s ‘Partition’ for the first time. He was ably supported by Old Geelong’s impressive core of midfielders, starring Colby O’Brien and Rupert Kemp, sounding like a new generation OC cast. As previously mentioned, Yarra Valley’s list, ravaged by retirement and a competitive area, is too reliant on premiership heroes, James Amos, Ryan Pollard and Stephen Donald. They face Old Mentonians in another tough clash away this week.

Ferndale Park hosted one of the most anticipated clashes of Division 1 in season 2015 thus far as Ormond made the trip to Glen Iris to take on St Mary’s Salesian. With so much to play for and Mal Michael an interested onlooker, Ormond took charge immediately and never let up their immense pressure as they confirmed they are the side to beat this season. Robert Chisholm was

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Kew 3.4, 7.8, 13.8, 21.13 (139)Old Mentonians 3.1, 5.2, 10.6, 11.7 (73)GOALS, Kew : R. Maibaum 10, A. Brazzale 4, D. Spencer 3, P. Couvalias 2, T. Allman 1, T. Orchard 1 Old Mentonians: L. Hull 4, M. Gledhill 2, D. Mills 2, K. Conlon 1, B. Rossi 1, J. Costello 1BEST, Kew : M. Henderson, M. Cochrane, T. Leeds, W. Balme, T. Orchard, R. MaibaumOld Mentonians: L. Hull, B. Chapman, T. Strange, M. Myers-Snyders, P. SilbererNOBS/St Pats 4.3, 5.5, 8.8, 15.9 (99)Whitefriars OC 1.3, 4.7, 5.8, 8.9 (57)GOALS, NOBS/St Pats: C. Horsley 4, G. Hartney 2, C. Ryan 2, C. Ford 2, M. Dennis 1, T. Hartney 1, G. Bence 1, M. Keown 1, L. Scale 1Whitefriars OC: A. Daou 3, M. Nitas 1, A. Marcello 1, C. Hickey 1, T. Deylen 1, C. McDonald 1BEST, NOBS/St Pats: M. O’Donoghue, T. Hartney, L. Ezard, J. Wade, M. Keown, C. RyanWhitefriars OC: A. Marcello, D. Hogan, G. Ibbott, M. Richards, D. Tibaldi, S. CurrieOld Geelong 4.2, 9.7, 14.11, 17.15 (117)Yarra Valley OB 3.0, 5.1, 6.3, 7.3 (45)GOALS, Old Geelong: J. McMeel 4, A. Bird 3, C. Wood 2, T. Wigan 2, J. Hoevenaars 2, A. Leahy 2, S. James 2 Yarra Valley OB: C. Johnson 1, M. Letson 1, C. Hodgens 1, R. Seeger 1, D. Perry 1, M. Gazeas 1, D. Pagan 1BEST, Old Geelong: A. Bird, H. McKay, C. O’Brien, J. McMeel, R. Kemp, A. LeahyYarra Valley OB: S. Donald, J. Amos, R. Pollard, N. Stedman, D. Pagan, A. PotterPrahran Assumption 5.1, 9.3, 10.10, 18.13 (121)Bulleen Templestowe 3.1, 5.4, 6.8, 10.8 (68)GOALS, Prahran Assumption : J. Hogarth 5, J. Robbins 4, H. Taylor 2, M. Pell 2, E. Scicluna 2, A. Simpson 2, B. Adams 1Bulleen Templestowe : L. Ireland 3, C. Burridge 2, P. Florance 1, M. Considine 1, J. Cowell 1, A. Lucisano 1, A. Verga 1BEST, Prahran Assumption : N. Costin, J. Musster, S. Conlan, J. Hogarth, J. Simonetta, J. RobbinsBulleen Templestowe : P. Florance, A. Lucisano, J. Cowell, C. Burridge, L. Ireland, R. MatzOrmond 5.4, 11.8, 14.11, 20.13 (133)St Mary’s Salesian 3.0, 5.4, 7.7, 9.10 (64)GOALS, Ormond : R. Chisholm 6, S. Mason 4, M. Perry 3, M. Martinov 3, J. Landman 2, A. McCooke 1, W. Simon 1St Mary’s Salesian: G. Puruntatameri 3, L. Holmes 2, K. Reynolds 1, S. Jones 1, B. Andrews 1, L. Dykes 1BEST, Ormond : D. Haysom, C. Coghlan, M. Martinov, J. Landman, W. Simon, M. PerrySt Mary’s Salesian: L. Dykes, N. Baum, H. Chipperfield, S. Jones, G. Puruntatameri, J. Rogers

Kew 10.4, 18.11, 25.16, 31.22 (208)Old Mentonians 0.0, 0.0, 2.1, 2.2 (14)GOALS, Kew : M. Vlahos 8, T. Cencic 8, C. Spencer 3, M. Smith 2, N. Zaher 2, C. Truran-Johnson 2, D. Lloyd 2, W. Delbridge 1, C. Aitken 1, J. O’Halloran 1, M. Matheson 1Old Mentonians: BEST, Kew : M. Vlahos, T. Cencic, W. Delbridge, C. Spencer, N. Zaher, D. LloydOld Mentonians: NOBS/St Pats 2.3, 3.9, 4.12, 8.16 (64)Whitefriars OC 0.3, 1.4, 2.5, 2.5 (17)GOALS, NOBS/St Pats: C. Rose 2, D. O’Donaghue 2, C. Colman 1, C. Fox 1, M. Whitworth 1, T. Garland 1Whitefriars OC: A. Giuliano 2BEST, NOBS/St Pats: S. Thomas, J. Conrick, C. Fox, M. Ryan, S. O’Connor, T. DyerWhitefriars OC: P. Hennessy, D. Nilsson, B. Vey, B. Stafford, V. Midolo, N. CroweOld Geelong 4.3, 5.3, 8.6, 13.7 (85)Yarra Valley OB 1.2, 5.6, 5.8, 5.9 (39)GOALS, Old Geelong: J. Archer 5, A. De Fegely 3, H. Beaumont 2, J. Forster 1, C. Hammond 1, T. Hunt 1Yarra Valley OB: J. Woolley 2, J. Dobson 2, B. Seeger 1BEST, Old Geelong: J. Forster, M. McCormack, A. De Fegely, J. Archer, R. Mitchell, W. EvansYarra Valley OB: M. Fraser, W. Elsworth, J. Gleeson, J. Dobson, N. Hultink, P. FerrierPrahran Assumption 2.3, 6.5, 10.11, 15.16 (106)Bulleen Templestowe 0.1, 1.2, 1.2, 2.2 (14)GOALS, Prahran Assumption : J. Rice 5, D. Cupples 2, T. Keaney 1, L. Kerr 1, J. Williams 1, P. Cammisotto 1, A. Forbes 1, N. Fisher 1, M. Boylan 1, S. Nair 1Bulleen Templestowe : D. Tonelli 10, D. Florance 1BEST, Prahran Assumption : J. Williams, M. Bremner, J. Rice, N. Fisher, S. Durnan, J. WatersBulleen Templestowe : K. Mattiuzzo, J. O’Donnell, A. Joel, C. Minkou, C. Galapi, D. DuffSt Mary’s Salesian 3.2, 6.5, 10.6, 13.11 (89)Ormond 1.6, 2.8, 5.10, 6.13 (49)GOALS, St Mary’s Salesian: D. Gook 5, N. Alexopoulos 3, S. Gatehouse 2, A. Murphy 1, J. Barrie 1, L. Childs 1Ormond : D. Casey 1, C. Doggett 1, D. MacHin 1, A. Clinch 1, T. Haysom 1, S. Ashton 1BEST, St Mary’s Salesian: D. Gook, H. Melville, N. Ludwig, N. Evans, W. Anderson, S. ShawOrmond : T. Harvey, T. Haysom, D. MacHin, D. Casey, S. Ashton, D. Robbins

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performance, however it was a win that started in defence with Cochrane, Henderson and Leeds subduing a dangerous forward line of Mills, Gledhill and Rossi. Darcy Spencer’s 60-metre bomb from the centre square put a postage stamp on a solid day’s work. For Old Mentonians, Luke Hull was the stand out in the midfield and up forward and Comrey Edgeworth was tough to beat in the air, taking a number of strong grabs on the wing.

Willie Bee’s Clive Waterhouse MOTRToorak Park will host a crucial clash for Prahran Assumption; searching to avoid the abyss that 1-4 will leave them in. Burning questions from Clive Waterhouse HQ are whether Rob Chisholm will recover from his ankle injury. Two Blues’ ruckman Michael Radywonik will be in huge doubt after a sickening marking contest left him immobile for a number of scary moments. And as for big Mal… whispers are the big truck is oiling the engine to debut. What a time to be alive.

Ormond by 10 points.

simply dominant at full forward for the Monders, kicking 6 to half time before gingerly leaving the field with an ankle injury. The most ominous feature of the clash was the ease of which they replaced the big fella, as Sam Perry kicked 4 and young debutant Matt Perry kicking 3. Their size and skill reduced the often flamboyant and quick St Mary’s Salesian to honest triers. Nick Baum was once again strong in defence for the Saints, and Luke Dykes played his best game for the club. Valuable lessons will be learnt after facing the best in the competition.

Kew remained in touch with Ormond with a 66-point win against Old Mentonians. The game was in the balance at ¾ time with the game 20 points in Kew’s favour after a couple of late goals. However, even in the wake of Old Mentonians extraordinary comeback against Prahran the week before, the Kew juggernaut blew a gale over Victoria Park with a brutal last term. Robert Maibaum kicked 10 for the Bears in a storied


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Controversy surrounded the game between Elsternwick and St Johns in Round 4, with the game being called off after a major melee in the third quarter, the result pending a VAFA investigation. The melee was sparked by a late bump, and with no ending to the melee in sight, the umpires had no choice but to call the game off. The game was marred by several incidents throughout the game, including a head count called by St Johns in the second quarter. It was anticipated that the game would be fiery considering that Elsternwick’s former captain Aaron Thornton was playing against his old club for the first time. It was an unfortunate end to a game that’s result seemed inevitable with St Johns leading by over 10 goals. The JOCs were a class above the Wicks and may have missed out on valuable percentage boost. As it stands, the result of the game has not been finalised, pending investigation.

After the previous week’s disappointing loss to Ivanhoe, Old Eltham rebounded in grand style with a commanding 60 point win over MHSOB. The Turtles were definitely dealt a handy draw, with three out of the first four rounds at home, and they capitalised. The Unicorns, were super impressive in their win over Paradians but was dealt a firm reality check from the get go. The Turtles banged on five goals to nil in the first and were cruising. But the second was a different story. Melbourne High showed its wares with a stunning five goal second term, but leaked goals the other way and was four goals down at the half. Inaccuracy plagued Eltham in the third quarter, kicking 5.7 but it was enough to stretch its lead to nine goals by the final change. The Turtles seemed to put the cue in the rack in the last, or may have been in preservation mode and ran out winners by ten goals.

In a strange game at Garvey Oval, David Boundy kicked six of the 12 goals scored by both sides for the day. Old Paradians, smarting after its shock loss a week prior, bounced back with a 20

point win over Monash Gryphons. In what was an extremely dour affair, Monash held its own against Paradians early and found itself in front at quarter time. Unfortunately for the Gryphons, they would only kick two more goals for the day. The win sees the Raiders hold their spot in the four and sometimes, teams just have to win ugly. With six goals to two after quarter-time, Paradians did enough to secure the four points.

Richmond Central banked its second win for 2015 with a thumping 92 point win over a hapless South Melbourne. It’s been a horror start to the season for the Districts and they couldn’t hold off a rampaging Richmond Central at Lindsay Hassett Oval. Holland and Munro were the stars for the Snakes as they kicked five a piece and were well supported by Roy with four. South Melbourne forward Mitchell-Russell played a lone hand with six, but it was a small positive on a bleak day. The Districts have started well over the last couple of weeks, and this was no exception. They led by a goal at quarter time and left the Snakes with work to do. But South Melbourne couldn’t maintain the rage. Richmond Central kicked an astonishing 22 goals to seven in the next three quarters and waltzed away with the win.

Northern Blues made its first big statement of 2015 as it handed Ivanhoe its first loss of the year, ensuring the Blues stayed in touch with the top four. They held off a fast finishing Ivanhoe by six points. After an indifferent start to the season, this may turn out to be the impetus for yet another finals berth for this young side. Ivanhoe was jumped early and subsequently played catch-up for the rest of the day. The Blues kicked five goals


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was dominant on every line. They won the ball at will, delivered it with purpose and vigour, and was running on top of the ground. Elsternwick will be disappointed with its efforts on the day and will want a change in attitude this week against Melbourne High. For St Johns, it travels Kevin Bartlett Oval in fine form and will want its record to remain unblemished.


in the first quarter and left Ivanhoe reeling. But Ivanhoe has made significant strides this season, and this was evident in the second term. It held Northern goalless and kicked three of its own to stay in touch at the main change. The second half was a classic, as momentum swung between both sides. After the Blues kicked six in the third, they were matched by Ivanhoe in the last with six of its own but it was too little too late.

Elsternwick hosted St Johns at Sportscover Arena, in what was a volatile spiteful affair. The JOCs’ form has been solid so far, without being spectacular and they seemed to relish on the wide expanses of VAFA HQ. Aaron Thornton burst out of the blocks with four first quarter goals, as the St Johns

St Johns OC 7.3, 11.6, 16.8, 16.8 (104)Elsternwick 0.3, 2.4, 6.4, 6.4 (40)GOALS, St Johns OC: A. Thornton 6, R. Scott 4, E. Jakwot 2, A. Brannan 2, C. Strobel 1, G. Costas 1 Elsternwick : J. Hunter 4, B. Robertson 2BEST, St Johns OC: A. Brannan, D. Cattolico, C. Christiansen, L. O’Connor, C. Ladson, E. JakwotElsternwick : B. Robertson, A. Oldfield, N. Tadros, J. Christie, N. Hodskiss, J. HunterNorthern Blues 5.6, 5.11, 11.13, 13.20 (98)Ivanhoe 1.5, 4.9, 7.11, 13.14 (92)GOALS, Northern Blues: L. McRedmond 4, R. Buttigieg 2, H. Schiavello 1, D. Marcon 1, T. Beames 1, N. Parkes 1, J. Hull 1, M. Holmes 1, M. Cigagna 1Ivanhoe : M. Lovell 3, Z. Mowat 2, K. Blackmore-Moore 2, S. Zervides 2, D. Jones 1, D. Neilson 1, H. Post 1, K. Kaldawi 1BEST, Northern Blues: C. Altis, L. Carter, O. Clark, A. Farchione, D. Sansonetti, N. SpagnoloIvanhoe : M. Post, H. Post, T. O’Donnell, K. Blackmore-Moore, M. Lovell, E. RobinsonEltham Collegians 5.1, 9.5, 14.12, 16.17 (113)Mhsob 0.4, 5.7, 6.11, 7.11 (53)GOALS, Eltham Collegians : Z. Tranter 6, J. Laver 4, P. Vidinopoulos 2, B. O’Malley 1, J. Iaquinto 1, S. Pepyat 1, B. Switkowski 1Mhsob: D. Hamilton-Ho 2, A. Svirskis 2, J. Naughton 1, T. Rendell 1, S. Villani 1BEST, Eltham Collegians : C. Mizzi, B. Switkowski, J. Hall, B. Strongman, Z. Tranter, J. LaverMhsob: J. Sherwin, M. Brain, S. Villani, T. Harper, B. Steiner, C. StampOld Paradians 2.1, 5.4, 6.6, 8.8 (56)Monash Gryphons 2.2, 3.2, 3.9, 4.12 (36)GOALS, Old Paradians: D. Boundy 6, J. Kandilakis 1, B. Holden 1Monash Gryphons: K. Cherian 1, A. Lie 1, A. Barrett 1, L. Reynolds 1BEST, Old Paradians: S. Rehlicki, K. O’Brien, A. Asdagi, S. Miller, B. Holden, A. TulipanoMonash Gryphons: J. Stevenson, D. Baxter, J. Nuguid, R. Pollock-Williams, L. Pound, M. SavageRichmond Central 2.4, 9.8, 15.10, 24.14 (158)South Melbourne Districts 3.4, 5.4, 9.4, 10.6 (66)GOALS, Richmond Central : J. Munro 5, D. Holland 5, D. Roy 4, S. Copland 3, R. Costanzo 2, M. Pietrzak 2, B. McGoldrick 1, L. Carland 1, T. Roebuck 1South Melbourne Districts: M. Mitchell-Russell 6, A. McCaughley 2, J. Heis 1, R. Cheevers 1BEST, Richmond Central : T. Nunn, M. Worsman, D. Holland, R. Costanzo, D. Roy, T. RoebuckSouth Melbourne Districts: R. Chirgwin, S. Balestra, A. McCaughley, M. Mitchell-Russell, T. Wright, J. Heis

St Johns OC 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 16.13 (109)Elsternwick 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 4.8 (32)GOALS, St Johns OC: A. Abela 3, T. Towers 2, C. West 2, A. Edwards 2, N. De Poilly 2, S. Weir 1, D. Duggan 1, C. Cato 1, J. Dexter 1, J. Grima 1Elsternwick : M. Rosewarne 1, C. Milledge 1, T. Drewett 1, L. Callery 1BEST, St Johns OC: A. Abela, D. Taylor, B. Mann, J. Dexter, L. Seal, D. DugganElsternwick : T. Drewett, D. Feiber, A. Patey, C. Milledge, D. Lintermans, M. RosewarneIvanhoe 3.3, 7.5, 13.10, 19.18 (132)Northern Blues 2.1, 2.1, 2.4, 5.5 (35)GOALS, Ivanhoe : C. Traeger 6, J. Nott 2, M. Rees 2, B. Grigg 2, C. Robinson 2, J. Lagreca 2, A. Woodward 2, B. Neyland 1Northern Blues: J. Clarkson 1, R. Dezan 1, S. Clarkson 1, E. Scott 1, K. Neil 1BEST, Ivanhoe : J. Nott, D. Adams, W. Servinis, A. Purtell, L. Vaughan, J. LagrecaNorthern Blues: B. Passey, J. Clarkson, M. Parkes, E. Scott, S. Clarkson, K. NeilMhsob 4.5, 12.9, 16.10, 18.15 (123)Eltham Collegians 1.1, 2.2, 6.6, 8.7 (55)GOALS, Mhsob: J. Lewis 8, S. Anderson 3, L. Toman 3, J. McDonagh 2, T. Beale 1, S. Hayes 1Eltham Collegians : C. Crooks 2, M. Harrison 2, J. Hyndman 2, Z. Cole 2BEST, Mhsob: J. Lewis, A. Jones, W. Garwood, S. Keough, A. Kuang , L. TomanEltham Collegians : S. Stratford, A. Johnsen, D. Butcher, C. Crooks, P. Zumbo, T. GrindalMonash Gryphons 2.2, 5.6, 5.11, 6.11 (47)Old Paradians 0.0, 0.1, 1.2, 3.5 (23)GOALS, Monash Gryphons: M. Keo 2, R. Fletcher 1, D. O’Connor 1, T. Briggs 1, C. Fletcher 1Old Paradians: N. Fraser 2, L. Grech 1BEST, Monash Gryphons: A. Petsinis, M. Bannar-Martin, R. Fletcher, V. Coffey, J. White, T. GivenOld Paradians: N. Fraser, T. Dimasi, A. Serafin, A. Tak, A. Cunningham, L. GrechRichmond Central 6.6, 11.10, 15.16, 18.25 (133)South Melbourne Districts 1.0, 2.4, 2.9, 3.9 (27)GOALS, Richmond Central : A. Fraser 4, J. Sharp 4, M. Turner 2, S. Collins 2, E. Cotter 1, A. Fiske 1, M. Brar 1, K. Schoenmaekers 1, M. Croker 1, T. Frazer 1South Melbourne Districts: BEST, Richmond Central : K. Schoenmaekers, T. Lebreton, C. Pullen, J. Shaw, J. Sharp, C. Harris



We are almost a quarter of the way through the home and away season and already the ladder suggests this may be a two horse race. I’m not prepared to right off the rest of the competition JUST yet as I believe any team can beat any team on the day but, West Brunswick and Emmaus St. Leo’s are still both undef.. My early pick for the flag, the Magpies, have the best defence. The Animals, the best attack. You just have to stay healthy. Why? West Brunswick are deep and sit pretty on the reserves ladder as well. I was VERY happy to get my first clean sweep in the tipping as well as predicting a tight match of the round. To the games:

EMMAUS ST. LEO’S DEF. ELEY PARKA glorious day for football at Bennettswood reserve started with Chris Beluszar providing a handful by scoring majors to give them a big 6 goal to 1 lead, with the aide of a breeze. The Sharks came out firing in the second kicking 7 goals to 3 goals finished the half of stronger and went into the rooms trailing by only 3 pts. Leigh “Big Boy” Boothy and Noel “burner” Bahnsen scoring multiples to give the Sharks a sniff. Sadly, Eley Park players started to go down again with injuries in the 3rd and the Animals snapped into action. The Animals with their quick ball movement and ability to create off half back, kicked 15 goals to 1 to run over the Sharks by 90 pts. Best for the Animals was Nic Robin off half back and Chris Beluszar with 8 goals.

GLEN EIRA DEF. BY AQUINASLast week, I said Aquinas had a point to prove and they did so in emphatic style cruising to a 104 pt win over a struggling Glen Eira. The Saints were minus Daniel Entwistle whilst, Nathan Dennis was well held. Robert Blair and Andrew Spink were the shining lights in a dark day. Ben Nucifora slotted 8 goals and with a further 8 goal-kickers, the Bloods go to 3rd spot to stake an early claim for finals contention. Glen Eira remain the only win-less side in the Division 3 and I currently can’t quite see where this may

come from. Nicholas Morrison-Story was judged best afield.

WEST BRUNSWICK DEF. LA TROBE UNIWest Brunswick were happy to be home. La Trobe reportedly had 16 players away at a Music Festival in Bendigo. Maybe this isn’t a game to take much notice of but, the Magpies poor kicking has been a concern all season, that may come back to bite them one day. For the Magpies, Chris Germon continued his stella start to the year and Dave Ferrier provided some real bit around the packs. The Magpies proved to be to large of a mountain for La Trobe as the home side were far to strong, running out 68 point winners. It would have been a larger margin too, if it wasn’t for Lachlan Bences’ heroics and some inaccurate LTUFC kicking.

POWER HOUSE DEF. BY ALBERT PARK The VAFA website touted this as “The battle of the Lake” and it was up until half-time. Albert Park’s high rotations saw the Falcons have 12 individual goal-kickers and only Ben Leskie of Power House looked like causing any havoc with 4 majors. Ben Raeside, Sean Bermingham and the Cattle brothers were behind the Falcon breaking away to get a comfortable 45 pt victory. Albert Park is currently in the middle of the ladder and most certainly, have the tools to climb.

SWINBURNE UNI DEF. HAWTHORNThis was the match of the round and they didn’t disappoint right from the first quarter with the teams going goal for goal. The Hawks had a slight breeze, taking a 7 point advantage in to the first change. The Swinny motor kicked in to gear in the second term as they kicked an amazing 10 goals to nothing. Hawthorn found it near impossible to stop the momentum as they ran hard, hit targets and kicked straight for goal. In the 2nd half, the Hawks arrested the momentum and started to play the game on their terms. Dave

A RACE IN TWO?


Aquinas v Swinburne Uni

West Brunswick v UHS-VU

La Trobe Uni v Emmaus St. Leo's

Hawthorn v Albert Park

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Pritchard and Dave Kennedy got on top through the guts and Mick Nunan was controlling the backline. If the Hawks had’ve kicked straight, it would have been even closer than 4 goals at the last break. The Hawks continued this in the last, as they had plenty of chances but couldn’t kick straight enough to take the game. Swinburne clearly did the right things at the right time despite Hawthorn winning 3 quarters of footy and the game. Tom Kennedy again led Swinny with 6 goals and Ashley Woodhead was BOG.

PREVIEWMy match of the round is Aquinas hosting Swinburne Uni with both teams sitting at 2-1. If Aquinas take the same opportunities Hawthorn squandered, It’s an Aquinas victory. Swinburne will make you pay if they don’t – Aquinas.

West Brunswick won’t mind travelling 500 metres to UHS-VU. Despite a week off, UHS-VU

should be competitive but, the Magpies will make it 5 straight.

La Trobe host Emmaus St. Leo’s, who have only been challenged once this year. La Trobe are better than 1-4 suggests but, will be 1-5 next week.

Albert Park head out to Hawthorn who won’t be happy being 1-4 either but, the Hawks are starting to gel and will show this on the scoreboard this week.

Power House travel to Whitehorse Reserve and Eley Park. The Sharks injuries are a concern but, home ground advantage gets them over the line.

Glen Eira have the bye and have another challenge next week against Hawthorn.

Emmaus St Leos OC 6.0, 9.1, 18.5, 24.8 (152)Eley Park Sharks 1.1, 8.4, 8.4, 9.8 (62)GOALS, Emmaus St Leos OC : C. Beluszar 8, D. Hill 4, R. Harding 4, M. Lalor 3, N. Hodder 2, C. Lowther 1, N. Robin 1, J. Brown 1Eley Park Sharks: N. Bahnsen 3, D. Crawford 2, P. McMahon 2, L. Booth 2BEST, Emmaus St Leos OC : N. Robin, D. Hill, M. Lalor, M. Hawa, R. Harding, C. BeluszarEley Park Sharks: A. Renshaw, M. Fitton, P. McMahon, M. Dyson, I. Gridchin, D. CrawfordAquinas OC 6.10, 9.13, 15.18, 22.22 (154)Glen Eira 0.2, 2.3, 2.5, 7.8 (50)GOALS, Aquinas OC: B. Nucifora 8, S. Williams 3, J. Perrett 2, P. O’Leary 2, N. Morrison-Storey 2, M. Niezen 2, J. Morris 1, A. La Marca 1, L. Toomey 1Glen Eira : J. Waras Carstensen 2, S. Jeanes 2, A. Bradley 1, R. Blair 1, J. Doran 1BEST, Aquinas OC: N. Morrison-Storey, B. Nucifora, L. Toomey, A. La Marca, L. McDonald, S. TibbGlen Eira : R. Blair, A. Spink, J. Jones, T. Richardson, A. Cvek, J. Waras CarstensenAlbert Park 2.2, 5.5, 11.10, 15.12 (102)Power House 1.2, 5.4, 6.5, 8.9 (57)GOALS, Albert Park : J. Amies 2, T. Smoker 2, S. Alexander 2, W. Marshall 1, R. Want 1, B. Jansson 1, L. Fetherston 1, B. Coghlan 1, T. Cattle 1, A. Snowden 1, S. Bermingham 1, P. Evermann 1Power House : B. Leske 4, C. Urwin 1, B. Circosta 1, L. Stubbs 1, D. Buckley 1BEST, Albert Park : B. Raeside, S. Bermingham, J. Amies, R. Want, T. Cattle, N. CattlePower House : B. Leske, C. Urwin, R. Gregory, B. Circosta, A. Collett, A. ReynoldsSwinburne University 2.2, 12.4, 13.5, 14.7 (91)Hawthorn 3.3, 3.4, 8.12, 11.16 (82)GOALS, Swinburne University : T. Kennedy 6, D. Green 3, D. Webb 1, R. Lugg 1, A. Woodhead 1, B. Higgins 1, J. Manning 1Hawthorn : S. Gold 4, J. Ince 2, T. Bowler 2, T. Lamb 1, L. Chapman 1, B. Waters 1BEST, Swinburne University : A. Woodhead, T. Kennedy, J. McDonald, D. Green, D. Webb, W. WoodHawthorn : D. Pritchard, M. Nunan, D. Kennedy, R. McElgunn, X. Hallam, B. WatersWest Brunswick 5.5, 6.10, 10.15, 13.20 (98)La Trobe University 1.1, 1.1, 2.3, 4.6 (30)GOALS, West Brunswick : D. Muscat 4, W. Dillon 3, B. Shepherd 2, R. Devlin 1, A. Gibson 1, X. Fowler 1, M. Holmes 1La Trobe University : S. Field 1, J. Roberts 1, D. O’ Connor 1, B. Robinson 1BEST, West Brunswick : C. Germon, W. Baker, D. Muscat, L. Martin, W. Dillon, D. FuzzardLa Trobe University : L. Bence, B. Dowler, S. Field

Emmaus St Leos OC 1.2, 7.4, 9.5, 13.10 (88)Eley Park Sharks 2.8, 3.9, 6.11, 7.11 (53)GOALS, Emmaus St Leos OC : R. Hughes 4, S. Jones 2, P. McCluskey 2, J. Webb 2, J. Greensides 1, T. Walters 1, D. Whitty 1Eley Park Sharks: J. Flower 3, J. Alexandridis 2, E. Handford 1, S. Avery 1BEST, Emmaus St Leos OC : R. Hughes, D. McNeill, A. Byers, J. Fee, S. Kay, A. AthorneEley Park Sharks: S. Judd, D. Bennett, B. Rush, M. Tanner, D. Isaac, E. Handford

Glen Eira 2.2, 7.4, 7.4, 8.6 (54)Aquinas OC 1.1, 1.4, 4.9, 6.10 (46)GOALS, Glen Eira : O. Boukarroum 3, S. Hollow 3, I. Delac 1, T. Glasson 1Aquinas OC: A. Kinghorn 2, D. Malvaso 1, J. Kogelman 1, C. Ryan 1, J. Hamilton 1BEST, Glen Eira : A. Tsirogiannis, J. Serpanchy, O. Boukarroum, S. Hollow, D. Eade, S. McLeod-DrydenAquinas OC: I. Campbell, M. Valentine, S. O’Loughlin, T. Manley, R. Tilley, D. Malvaso

Power House 3.0, 5.3, 6.3, 11.4 (70)Albert Park 0.5, 2.8, 4.8, 6.10 (46)GOALS, Power House : N. Jeffrey 5, P. Arnold 3, D. Mitchell 2, C. Reid 1Albert Park : A. Mackay 3, M. Lawford 1, N. Thurley 1, C. Cox 1BEST, Power House : D. Mitchell, B. Griffin, M. Lynch, N. Jeffrey, G. Bell, T. O’SullivanAlbert Park : M. Hammond, A. Davidson, M. Lawford, C. Marson, J. Twite, J. McCreery

Swinburne University 2.5, 3.7, 5.13, 7.14 (56)Hawthorn 1.0, 6.5, 7.5, 8.7 (55)GOALS, Swinburne University : M. Daly 2, D. Osborn 2, D. Bolton 1, C. Atkins 1, S. Ashton 1Hawthorn : S. Douglas 3, J. Downie 2, J. Ferguson 1, S. Gunn 1, V. Bist 1BEST, Swinburne University : D. Bolton, J. Perillo, S. Capra, D. Hadzic, D. McKail, B. QuinnHawthorn : S. Gunn, V. Bist, N. Martin, J. Murray, S. Vallance, M. Tanis

West Brunswick 4.5, 14.11, 18.13, 26.18 (174)La Trobe University 0.0, 2.0, 6.4, 6.4 (40)GOALS, West Brunswick : Z. Tisdale 7, A. Thompson 4, L. Hoskin 2, C. Thomson 2, W. Vagg 2, R. Benjamin 2, R. George 2, C. Bull 1, S. Clarke 1, J. Goy 1, B. Rodin 1, T. Walsh 1La Trobe University : B. Rowles 3, B. Phillpot - Evans 1, J. Billings 1, R. Mills 1BEST, West Brunswick : C. Bull, J. Tennant, Z. Tisdale, T. Costa, R. George, C. MitchellLa Trobe University : B. Rowles, I. Fan, J. Morales, R. Mills, W. Lowry, L. Watson




A divide has begun to settle on Division 4 after four rounds, as four of five games ended in 100+ point drubbings. Although a week is a long time in football, so is the difference between a 100 point loss and any sort of win. Whether time can turn inside out and these four sides can turnaround their fortunes is something that remains to be seen. Focusing on the victors, we know that Canterbury, Manningham and Old Westbourne are ruthless units when they get in their groove.

In a hard fought battle at Allard Park, it was Point Cook who proved supreme and firmed as a premiership fancy. With a huge first term, Point Cook held firm for the rest of the day to come out 38 point victors. William Dawson continued his fine form with a bag of four for the victors, supported by three each from Paul Hegarty and Daniel Sidwell. Young gun Mason Kip has catapulted into OJ Meehan contention with another best on ground performance. For the defeated Brunswick boys, Adam Karim booted four whilst Nicholas Trewhella battled hard in the clinches.

The long drive to Mount Lilydale was no barrier to Canterbury continuing their Division 4 dominance, with a huge 113 point win. Scott ‘the Great Gatsby’ Fitzgerald produced one of the highlights of the season with a 12 goal haul against Mount Lilydale’s hapless defence. Whilst Mt Lilydale are steadily improving, there were few positives to take from this game minus a strong second quarter. Max Hampton kicked three and was best on the ground for Mount Lilydale as the Cobra lads, including star mids Lachlan Chapman and Lachlan Giles, ran amok on the heavy ground.

Fellow Cobras, Manningham, crushed newcomers Masala at Koonung Reserve by a similar margin. The 118 point win received an exclamation mark in the form of an excellent spread of goal kickers that would have the Manningham faithful smiling. Christopher Jolly moved to 15 goals for the season with another bag of five. Tommy Bell excelled with 3 goals and 30+ possessions. After last week’s disappointment at Canterbury Sports Ground in the Cobra Derby, they’d be pleased with their demolition this week. For Masala it was another

steep learning curve with Feda Alidad promising with two goals.

As we have established, it was more of the same at Parkside as Chadstone remained winless after four rounds. Chadstone stormed out to an early lead at quarter time and looked the better side with 10 shots to 5 but it was Vulture heaven from that point on as they shopped ‘til they dropped, coming out 123 point winners. Chadstone, led by Ian Bingham’s four goals, simply ran out of legs as Parkside showed their depth. The Shanes, McLaren and Potter, combined to kick 12 goals as the flurry of forward ventures allowed Parkside to have a monopoly on play in the second half. They need to beat Mount Lilydale this weekend to stay in touch with the top 4.

Two teams at different ends of Division 4 faced off and unsurprisingly it was Westbourne Grammarians who clobbered South Mornington in front of a steady crowd at Westbourne School Ground. Dale Collins and Jesse Humphreys kicked 13 goals between them and were irrepressible in attack. If trees could talk, they might have been whispering about the excellent delivery into the forward line from Westbourne, or they might not. South Mornington struggled from the get go and look destined to fight out for the lower echelons of the table. One of the positives was sole goal kicker Wesley Spencer, who played well. Next week is a great chance to get a win on the board against Chadstone in a bottom of the table clash.

THIS WEEK’S FIXTURESCanterbury and Westbourne Grammarians face off in the match of the round. I believe Canterbury will win in a close one at home with Fitzgerald too hard to stop. In other games, North Brunswick will be too strong for the developing Masala, South Mornington to break the duck against Chadstone, Parkside to travel successfully against Mount Lilydale and Point Cook to continue their rampaging form over Box Hill North coming off the bye.

DRUBBINGS AND DROOLINGS


North Brunswick v Masala

Canterbury v Westbourne

Chadstone v South Mornington

Lilydale v Parkside

Point Cook v Box Hill North

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DIVISION 4 LAST ROUND DIVISION 4 RESERVEManningham Cobras 6.7, 13.11, 15.13, 22.17 (149)Masala Football Club 1.0, 1.0, 4.1, 5.1 (31)GOALS, Manningham Cobras : C. Jolly 5, T. Bell 3, K. Hawker 3, D. Troy 2, B. Mc Hugh 2, B. Hawker 2, S. Fisher 2, N. Howard 1, J. Tong 1, P. Wood 1Masala Football Club: F. Alidad 2, N. Maile 1, M. Jacobs 1, J. Coghill 1BEST, Manningham Cobras : T. Bell, V. Dislakis, K. Hawker, R. Mundy, S. Newton, B. HawkerMasala Football Club: F. Alidad, J. Kyle, J. Logan, S. Daw, B. Nugent, N. MaileCanterbury Football Club 7.3, 11.6, 19.9, 23.13 (151)Mt Lilydale OC 1.0, 4.4, 4.4, 5.8 (38)GOALS, Canterbury Football Club: S. Fitzgerald 12, J. Wilson 4, B. Peel 2, R. Walmsley 2, T. Pearce 1, A. Boyd 1, L. Giles 1 Mt Lilydale OC: M. Hampton 3, S. Bowen 1, N. Hooke 1BEST, Canterbury Football Club: S. Fitzgerald, B. Peel, S. Hanrahan, C. Wynn, L. Giles, L. ChapmanMt Lilydale OC: M. Hampton, N. Hartrup, T. McQuinn, J. Runge, T. Bailey, S. NewellPoint Cook 6.7, 9.11, 15.13, 19.13 (127)North Brunswick 3.3, 6.6, 8.8, 13.11 (89)GOALS, Point Cook : W. Dawson 4, P. Hegarty 3, D. Sidwell 3, J. Mandahl 2, A. Auciello 2, M. Gabriel 2, P. Dawson 1, M. Kip 1, C. Haynes 1North Brunswick : A. Karim 4, P. Butler 3, P. Distefano 2, B. Gallagher 2, D. Manoukian 2BEST, Point Cook : M. Kip, M. Volk, D. Sidwell, T. Hyde, J. Perrins, A. AucielloNorth Brunswick : N. Trewhella, M. Dal Santo, P. Butler, B. Gallagher, R. Santacroce, A. KarimParkside Football Club 2.3, 10.8, 17.11, 24.19 (163)Chadstone 3.7, 3.8, 5.10, 5.10 (40)GOALS, Parkside Football Club: S. Potter 8, S. McLaren 4, I. Romano 3, B. De Jong 2, D. Egan 2, J. Venables 2, L. Bell 1, N. Burton 1, A. Wells 1Chadstone : I. Bingham 4, T. Arthur 1BEST, Parkside Football Club: S. McLaren, S. Potter, I. Romano, R. Parsons, L. Bell, S. MilesChadstone : K. Biggs, L. Farrugia, C. Austin, D. Bennett, I. Bingham, J. SasuluWestbourne Gr. Football Club 5.6, 14.10, 20.17, 26.24 (180)South Mornington 0.2, 0.3, 0.5, 1.7 (13)GOALS, Westbourne Gr. Football Club: D. Collins 7, J. Humphreys 6, M. Ferrie 3, J. Johns 2, S. Wallace 2, C. Sneddon 2, A. Fleming 1, B. Smith 1, M. Culliver 1, W. Wright 1South Mornington: W. Spencer 1BEST, Westbourne Gr. Football Club: J. Humphreys, M. Culliver, D. Collins, L. Vella, A. Rompel, N. CoyneSouth Mornington: W. Spencer, J. Smith, J. Tunks, J. Bini, R. Willmott, D. Berridge

Manningham Cobras 7.5, 13.12, 18.25, 29.31 (205)Masala Football Club 0.0, 0.1, 0.1, 0.1 (1)GOALS, Manningham Cobras : D. Wills 14, S. Gritzalis 4, J. Drummond 4, A. Sanelli 1, M. Jones 1, M. Woodhouse 1, P. Vaughan 1, N. Jolly 1, P. Toogood 1, L. Underwood 1Masala Football Club: BEST, Manningham Cobras : D. Wills, S. Gritzalis, M. Jones, J. Drummond, N. Jolly, P. ToogoodCanterbury Football Club 6.2, 14.6, 17.9, 27.9 (171)Mt Lilydale OC 2.2, 2.3, 2.7, 2.9 (21)GOALS, Canterbury Football Club: T. Wooster 6, J. Price 4, M. Szabo 3, S. Kelly 3, C. Aligizakis 2, C. Woods 2, S. Woodward 2, A. Baker 1, B. Toomey 1, S. Strater 1, M. Careri 1, A. Mack 1Mt Lilydale OC: R. Singer 1, A. Darragh 1BEST, Canterbury Football Club: M. Szabo, A. Baker, T. Wooster, S. Kelly, A. Mack, C. WoodsMt Lilydale OC: I. Hawkey, W. Johnson, D. Hughes, R. Singer, A. DarraghPoint Cook 4.3, 7.9, 13.12, 18.16 (124)North Brunswick 1.1, 4.3, 7.4, 7.6 (48)GOALS, Point Cook : S. Moghazy 4, T. Mortimer 3, L. Liddicoat 2, A. Paris 2, R. Tilly 1, A. Gauci 1, M. Rayner 1, C. Arbanovski 1, W. Krutop 1, S. Fishwick 1, D. Favata 1North Brunswick : R. Dowsett 4, B. Courts 1, T. Blount 1, T. Geary 1BEST, Point Cook : E. Henderson, S. Fishwick, D. Favata, M. Rayner, C. Matcham, A. GauciNorth Brunswick : T. Geary, R. Dowsett, T. Blount, G. McMonigle, B. Dancer, J. MoriartyParkside Football Club 1.1, 5.10, 9.13, 17.18 (120)Chadstone 5.2, 5.2, 7.3, 7.3 (45)GOALS, Parkside Football Club: T. Veenman 4, J. Heritage 3, J. Boyle 2, M. Puttyfoot 2, B. Walters 2, B. Bennett 1, P. Labigang 1, E. Morris 1, J. Puttyfoot 1Chadstone : D. Luff 2, M. Wynn 2, L. Perry 1, A. Kantaras 1, M. Johns 1BEST, Parkside Football Club: T. Veenman, J. Little, S. Sabelberg, J. Heritage, B. Walters, J. BoyleChadstone : B. Freeman, M. Wynn, L. Perry, A. Kantaras, C. MayWestbourne Gr. Football Club 8.9, 13.11, 21.16, 27.20 (182)South Mornington 0.0, 0.1, 0.1, 1.2 (8)GOALS, Westbourne Gr. Football Club: J. Ray 7, A. Davis 5, K. Delaney 3, A. Eqbal 3, E. Karageorge 2, L. Fleming 2, N. Dimitriadis 1, R. Fuentes 1, M. Davis 1, J. Jardine 1, N. Robertson 1South Mornington: BEST, Westbourne Gr. Football Club: J. Ray, E. Karageorge, A. Briggs, P. Magann, T. Plecher, M. AcciaritoSouth Mornington: N. Douglas, M. Holt, R. Peters, T. Wilson, S. Degan, J. Markham



NEXT WEEKS GAMESWILLIAM BUCK PREMIER

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

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

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

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

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

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

DIVISION 4Cantebury Chadstone 14:00Manningham Cobras North Brunswick 14:00Masala Box Hill North 14:00South Mornington Point Cook 14:00Westbourne Gr. Parkside 14:00

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

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

UNDER 19 SECTION 3Old Camberwell Gr. Hampton Rovers 14:00Old Carey Gr. Old Geelong 14:00Ormond Old Xaverians 9:20St Bernards Williamstown CYMS 14:00

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

VAFA COLTSBulleen Templestowe UHS-VU/Flemington 14:00Mazenod University Blues 14:00Old Paradians Parkside 14:00St Bernards La Trobe University 14:00Williamstown CYMS Ivanhoe 9:20

CLUB XVIII (1)Hawthorn Ivanhoe 14:00La Trobe University Richmond Central 14:00NOBs/St Pats Prahran Assumption 11:40Old Xaverians Old Geelong 11:40

CLUB XVIII (2)Albert Park Ormond 9:20Kew MHSOB 9:20 UHS-VU Westbourne Gr. 9:20West Brunswick St Francis Xavier 9:20

PREMIER THIRDSCollegians St Bernards 9:20De La Salle OC St Kevins OB 9:20Old Scotch Old Melburnians 9:20Old Xaverians University Blues 11:40University Blacks Beaumaris 9:20

PREMIER B THIRDSMazenod Old Carey 9:20Old Trinity AJAX (Black) 11:40St Kevins Old Xaverians 11:40AJAX (Red) Fitzroy 14:00

PREMIER C THIRDSParkdale Vultures Williamstown CYMS 9:20Marcellin Collegians 14:00Monash Blues Old Ivanhoe 11:40Therry Penola OB PEGS 11:40St Mary's Salesian Hampton Rovers 9:20

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CLUB WAREHOUSE RISING STAR 2015

Congratulations to this week’s Club Warehouse Rising Star nomination, Robert Maibaum (18), from the Kew Football Club. Robert won the nomination for his outstanding 10 goal performance against Old Mentonians at Victoria Park over the weekend. Robert graduated from Box Hill Secondary College in 2014 and played in the school side that was defeated by St Patricks in the Herald Sun Shield Final. Robert played in Kew’s senior premiership side last season after consolidating his position in the side midway through last year. He was also a member of the undefeated Under 18s side in their inaugural season of the now defunct Kew Giants. He is a much loved figure down at Victoria Park and continues to improve with every game he plays at senior level.

Kew Football Club described Robert as an ‘affable young man who is very popular down at the club.’ They continued on to mention, ‘He has worked very hard to maintain his position in a talented forward line and has thrived under the tutelage of Andrew Brazzale and the like. It has been our privilege to watch his continued development and we anticipate he will continue to improve with more time’.

Robert’s strengths include his innate ability to read the play and his strong marking skills. His improvement has occurred in conjunction with a strong preseason. Robert is currently completing an Electrical Apprenticeship.

* 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.

ROBERT MAIBAUM – KEW

VAFA ELASTOPLAST TRAINER OF THE WEEK

Once again Monash Blues Football Club has been extremely fortunate in the quality of trainers it has been able to attract over the years. This continued in 2013 when sisters, Rebecca “Bec” and Jessie Pigott came to our club help out with our then Club 18 (now Premier C - Third side.)

As with nearly all first time trainers both were a little uncertain at the start, but now, in something we strongly encourage in all of our training/medical personal that they take their jobs and make those jobs their own. And both girls have done exactly that, made the jobs their own and with great success.

At no time was this exhibited when in 2013 one of our club 18 players received multiple injuries during a game. The injuries were the worst the

club had seen in living memory and unfortunately ended the players’ football career. Both sisters handled the situation in the most proficient manner and with their training, assisted in any further complications occurring. Needless to say the Club and all involved with this unfortunate event were very proud of the two girls and what they achieved that day.

When the girls aren’t looking after “the boys” Bec is studying for her Bachelor of Health Science at Victoria University to become a paramedic. Jessie is also studying whilst pursuing her career as Personal Trainer.

Bec & Jessie not only enrich their key positions with the Thirds but our club as a whole and it’s an honor to nominate them for “Trainers” of the week.

REBECCA AND JESSIE PIGOTT – MONASH BLUES


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I enjoyed the opportunity recently to chat with a delightful gentleman, Jack Murray (pictured below), following the occasion of his 90th birthday celebrations. Jack played with Alphington in the 1950’s in A Section. Alphington were runners-up in B Section in 1951 and Jack joined them the following season. Jack was a hard working, dogged half back flanker, recruited by Alphington from Deepdene. He particularly remembers playing against the strong Uni Blacks, Uni Blues, Ormond and Old Melburnians teams who featured in A Section at that time. He regards Geoff Tunbridge as his hardest opponent and the best player he saw in the VAFA. He also remembers the ability of others to go on and play with Tunbridge in the great Melbourne, VFL premiership teams of the 1950’s – Laurie Mithen and Dick Fenton-Smith, both ex Ormond.

In addition to playing in the VAFA, Jack Murray was a regular in the tough Metropolitan Saturday morning competition. He played with Wirra Stars who represented the Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation and played against the Brewery and other industrial teams. Ray would play certain games with Wirra Stars to ensure he could qualify for their finals and always played with Alphington in the afternoons. Neither Wirra Stars nor Alphington knew he was playing elsewhere. Ray worked for many years as a foreman at Commonwealth Aircraft leading teams of workers who made component parts for jet engines. He also made his own ‘shin guards’ out of aluminium! Jack made a number of lifelong friends from his Alphington days – Grant Read, Dan Heffernan and Len Coogan among them. Jack did receive interest from Hawthorn in the 1950’s after playing a representative game for the VAFA at Glenferrie

Oval but chose to stay with Alphington.

Jack also played with Camberwell in the VFA where he was coached by the legendary Collingwood player, Albert (Leeta) Collier. Collier was captain/coach of Camberwell after his distinguished League career. Jack also mentioned playing in the VAFA’s ‘Lightning Premiership’ Competition, a time restricted set of games at the Junction Oval on the Queen’s Birthday weekend in June 1954. He recalled how Alphington won through to the final and came up against Parkside, then a C Section team. Alphington were expected to win the final, however, Parkside had recruited a young Ray Gabelich for one season. Gabelich controlled the game with his huge frame and fine football ability, especially in the last minutes of the game as he kept hitting the ball out of bounds at continuous boundary throw-ins until the siren sounded with Parkside just in front. Most will know that Ray Gabelich went on to be a star with Collingwood in the following years.

Despite his time in other football competitions, Jack Murray had no hesitation in stating the ‘ammos’ to be by far the best competition. He said the standard of play was outstanding and although tough, it was usually fair, highly skilful and produced so many players who went on to star in the VFL. Jack is still keeping well in his 91st year and his power of recall was excellent. He is still living at home in Vermont and shared a number of other recollections with me of his time in the VAFA. Thanks Jack for making your time available, it was a privilege to share your memories.

5 YEARS AGO – 2010The game of the round in D1 Section was between undefeated teams, Peninsula Old Boys and Monash Blues. The first quarter was full of exciting play with both forward lines kept open and the respective defences were under pressure. Monash made the most of this first quarter but only just and wasted their scoring shots with 4.9 to 4.3. Play tightened in the second quarter as the match developed into an arm wrestle before Peninsula maintained its unbeaten run with 9.17 to 7.16. Best – Rees, Murray, Coghlan, Southam (4), Nicholls, Barbour (Pen) and McKenzie, Young, Smyth, Osmond, Baring, Vincent (Monash).


In Division 2, St Mary’s ‘broke their duck’ with an upset victory over Prahran, 10.13 to 6.7 although Prahran held onto to their position in the top four, but only just. In the low scoring game, The Saints made the most of their opportunities in the first quarter with 5.3 to 1.2. Best – S Stevens, Gatehouse, Kelly, Ryan, West, Crane (StM) and Matherson, Adamson, Northway, Costin, Laverty, MacDonald (Prahran)

10 YEARS AGO – 2005In A Section Old Haileybury were sitting comfortably on top of the ladder after disposing of St Kevins 26.10 to 13.9. SKOBS actually led at quarter time by a couple of goals but The Bloods’ 11 goal second quarter set up the victory. SKOBS only kicked 6 goals after quarter time while Barker (6), O’Farrell (4) and Langford-Jones, Mason, Jones and Siapantis all managed 3. Best – Barker, Ford, Kight, Lay, Seccull, Chisholm, Carson (OH) and Mahoney, McKee (7), Dowling, fields, Pope, Greenham (StK).

In B Section North Old Boys defeated the young St Bedes Mentone Tigers team 19.17 to 13.6. NOBS drew away after quarter time and never really looked like being headed. Best – Spurling, Minton-Connell (9), Sutherland, Maxton, T Sheehan, Curry(NOBS) and Connolly, Corder, McColl, M Wintle, Kane, Capsalis (StB MT).

20 YEARS AGO – 1995There were now clear leaders in each of the three E Sections and all were undefeated after 6 rounds. St Leos led the way in E East with a percentage of 247. North Brunswick in E Central 216 and Beaumaris in E South 240. Coaches in E East were Brett Davidson (Aquinas), Andrew Hudson (Balwyn Combined), Peter Wigney (Canterbury North Balwyn), Mick Carusi (Chirnside Park), John Wise (Old Carey), Robert Osborn (Richmond Central), Mark Flack (St Leos Wattle Park), Peter Lowe (St Marys), David McCormack (Yarra Valley OB).

VAFA CEO, Phil Stevens went to great lengths in his Editorial to report on the reasons behind the geographical placement of the three E Sections. There had been quite a lot of criticism pre-season toward the Executive’s decision. Many clubs felt outraged that after years of ‘slogging it out’ to climb up the sections, that in one sweeping

change a club by enjoying a very good season could ‘leapfrog’ other clubs into D Section. Phil provided the ‘fors’ and ‘againsts’ and then reported that the feedback at that stage of the season from clubs was nothing but positive. The Clubs had reported increased attendances at matches when playing away and certainly increased numbers by visiting clubs. There were also positive comments from supporters and sponsors due to the closer geographical nature of each section. There followed three graphs showing with clear justification that the change had been successful.


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RING-A-ROSIE AS SKOB SMOKE SCOTCH

After four rounds of Under 19 football, we are starting to get a clear idea of who sits where in the competition. However, not many people would have expected St.Kevins to find it difficult against Old Scotch, except of course for the Cardinals and their supporters. After a 4 goal to 1 opening term many could be forgiven for thinking this may be another rout by last year’s runners up. It wasn’t to be the case because as all good teams do, a fightback ensued to see Scotch trail by 6 points at ¾ time. The final term was outstanding, with 4 goals kicked by Scotch to SKOBS 3, who recorded a two point victory to stay undefeated and sit atop the ladder. Ring booted 3 for Skobs with Lattanzio and Paull among their best. While for Scotch, Stewart booted 4 and Anderson was best afield.

Beaumaris backed up their upset win over St. Bernards last week with a 25pt victory over Uni Blues at Crawford Oval. Uni Blues led by 3 goals at half time and it looked like they may run away with it, but such is the might of this Beaumaris team that they fought their way back into the contest on the back of players like McLaren and Tedde. They kicked 5 goals in the third term to lead by a goal and motored home from that moment on, keeping the Blues to just 2 points in the last quarter. Osti booted 5 in a best on ground performance. It has been a tough initiation for Uni Blues, but they remain competitive at 2-2 for the season.

St.Bernard’s got back on the winners list in round 4 with a strong display over the hapless Uni Blacks. A tight opening term saw Bernards trail by 15pts. A rev up from the coach at quarter time got them going and they did not concede one

point for the rest of the game, banging on 20 more goals. Considine was outstanding getting a lot of the ball and booting 5 goals as a result while Delzoppo got in on the act and kicked 3. Kimpton and Allen were the best on a bad day for Uni Blacks, dominated all over the ground. Another confidence boosting win for the Snowdogs, who would have been disappointed with last week’s effort and they responded accordingly here.

De La also got another win under their belt, after two competitive efforts against St.Kevins and Old Xaverians. They controlled play from the get go to defeat a spirited Old Trinity by 26 points at the Trinity playing fields. 4 goals to none in the first quarter set up De La before they were tested in the second. They responded again in the third, eventually running away with it in the last term. Vawser and Krelle both kicked 3 for the winning side with Colak and Anastasio performing very well on a lovely footballing day. Joyce was outstanding for Trinity kicking 4 goals and Hargreaves got a lot of football in the unfortunate loss.

The Old Xaverians were never tested by Old Melburnians who once again sit on the bottom of the ladder. The Xavs kicked 8 first term goals and continued to do what they liked throughout the day kicking 31 goals in total. The win could have been a whole lot bigger with the Old Xavs kicking 22 behinds in the rout that was more like a training session for the Xavs than a home and away season game. Captain Anderson was electric kicking 6 and getting plenty of the ball throughout the contest. Wynne (5), Wiegold (4) and Tobin (3) were outstanding and Barlow showed his class throughout the contest. Waite kicked Melbourne’s only goals and Fuller was the best on a tough day at Stradbroke Park. A good percentage booster for the Xavs, who face the red hot St.Kevins next week.

MEGT UNDER 19 PremierOld Melburnians v St. Bernards

Beaumaris v University BlacksUniversity Blues v Old Trinity

De La Salle v Old ScotchSt Kevins v Old Xaverians


MEGT U19 SECTION 2 & 3 with Tom Neuendorf

SECTION TWOA brisk Saturday morning saw Parkdale Vultures keep their unbeaten season alive with a percentage boosting demolition of an

undermanned Collegians side. Liam Marshall was unstoppable in the 175-point win, booting 8 goals. The match was effectively over at quarter time with the Collegians unable to hold the Vultures at bay, conceding 8.4 in what seemed like the blink of an eye. Tim Nancarrow was gallant for the Collegians in defeat but lacked support on the day. St Bedes/Mentone brought the Whitefriars perfect start to the season to an end at Whitefriars College on Saturday afternoon. The Tigers came flying out of the blocks, taking a commanding 39 point lead into the quarter time huddle. More impressively, they kept the red hot Friars team scoreless in the first stanza. Leading by 51-points at the final change, the Tigers seemingly took their foot off the pedal to survive late charge from Whitefriars eventually running out 23-point winners in a gritty win. Reagan Maddaford was best afield for the winners.

In other results, Old Brighton held off Caulfield Grammar to record a 10-point win, Fitzroy were far too good for Mazenod to the tune of 50-points, and Old Ivanhoe continued their strong start to 2015 with a hard fought 10-point win over Marcellin.

SECTION THREEWilliamstown recorded a memorable win on Saturday morning, knocking off an in-form Old Xaverians outfit by 29-points. The match was neck and neck for most of the game with the Williamstown squad pulling away late on the back of an impressive five goal haul from Ben Connolly. Matthew Morris was also a prominent figure in the victory. Old Carey blew Old Camberwell away after quarter time in an entertaining contest at Carey Sports Complex on Saturday afternoon. There was no love lost between these old foes with Carey running out 42-point victors on the day. William Mitchell was best afield for the winners who now sit equal first on the ladder, behind only on percentage. Elsewhere, Old Geelong continued their strong start to the season with a 88-point thumping of St Bernards, and Hampton Rovers fell 36-points short of a strong Ormond squad.

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St Bedes/Mentone Tigers v MarcellinOld Ivanhoe Gr. v Whitefriars

Parkdale Vultures v Old BrightonCollegians v Mazenod

UNDER 19 Section 3Ormond v Old Carey Gr.

Williamstown CYMS v Hampton RoversOld Camberwell Gr. v St Bernards

Old Xaverians v Old Geelong

U19 PremierSt Kevins 4.2, 6.3, 8.4, 11.7 (73)Old Scotch 1.0, 6.2, 7.4, 11.5 (71)GOALS, St Kevins: J. Ring 3, H. Lewis 1, A. Clough 1, J. Tighe 1, R. De Biase 1, N. Fletcher 1, T. Massey 1, W. Ostrowsky 1, F. Bonacci 1 Old Scotch: W. Stewart 4, A. Padbury 2, W. Holding 1, J. Hunt 1, A. Townsend 1, N. Clark 1, H. Webb 1BEST, St Kevins: D. Lattanzio, C. Paull, C. Ross, P. Simkiss, W. Sist, N. Stagg Old Scotch: S. Anderson, J. Otter, J. Beard, W. Stewart, A. TownsendOld Xaverians 8.9, 14.14, 20.18, 31.22 (208)Old Melburnians 0.0, 1.0, 2.0, 2.2 (14)GOALS, Old Xaverians: T. Anderson 6, T. Wynne 5, T. Wiegold 4, T. Amad 3, J. Tobin 3, M. Parker 2, H. Morris 2, W. Richards 2, M. Smith 2, H. Lucas 1, J. French 1Old Melburnians: J. Waite 2BEST, Old Xaverians: T. Wiegold, T. Anderson, J. Barlow, J. Tobin, W. Richards, M. ParkerOld Melburnians: T. Fuller, S. Hooper, W. Monk, H. Stephens, L. Ratliff, J. WaiteSt Bernards 1.4, 7.10, 9.16, 21.17 (143)University Blacks 3.7, 3.7, 3.7, 3.7 (25)GOALS, St Bernards: W. Considine 5, D. Kennedy 3, T. Delzoppo 3, C. Vague 2, C. Hughes 2, M. DeLeur 2, P. Martin 1, L. Beddoe 1, T. Madden 1, D. Yacoub 1University Blacks: H. Allen 2, J. Payne 1BEST, St Bernards: W. Considine, L. Beddoe, C. Vague, C. Hughes, M. Jaggard, A. DillonUniversity Blacks: J. Kimpton, H. Allen, T. Sheahan, J. Payne, A. Pilbrow, C. BowdenBeaumaris 2.3, 3.6, 8.7, 10.15 (75)University Blues 1.2, 6.5, 7.6, 7.8 (50)GOALS, Beaumaris: S. Evans 4, R. Carroll 2, D. Kelly 2, S. Doherty 1, M. Hanson 1University Blues: G. Osti 5, J. Jess 1, B. Scotland 1BEST, Beaumaris: C. Mclaren, L. Tedde, J. Lam, D. Kelly, A. Aridas, J. RyanUniversity Blues: G. Osti, J. Curnow, I. Brambley, D. Cordell, O. Bevan, A. BatariloDe La Salle 4.5, 5.5, 9.7, 13.11 (89)Old Trinity 0.2, 3.5, 5.7, 9.9 (63)GOALS, De La Salle: S. Vawser 3, D. Krelle 3, J. Tyquin 2, R. Cosgrave 2, D. Marchese 2, M. Colak 1Old Trinity: S. Joyce 4, T. Hall 1, N. Meerman 1, E. Bowman 1, J. Hargreaves 1, T. Young 1BEST, De La Salle: M. Colak, S. Vawser, D. Anastasio, D. Marchese, R. CosgraveOld Trinity: J. Hargreaves, N. Meerman, S. Joyce, J. Sando, C. Thuring, J. Antonino

U19 Section 2Old Brighton 5.3, 7.3, 9.10, 11.12 (78)Caulfield Gr. 2.3, 5.6, 6.6, 10.8 (68)GOALS, Old Brighton: G. Kimpton-Moss 2, S. Campbell 2, B. Harris 2, G. Jones 1, T. Fisher 1, C. Macleod 1, M. Fogarty 1, J. Cowling 1Caulfield Gr.: L. Nixon 2, T. Smith 1, J. Small 1, N. Answerth 1, J. Short 1, J. Donne 1, D. Levin 1, L. Topp 1, D. Wigney 1BEST, Old Brighton: S. Campbell , T. Larkworthy, G. Kimpton-Moss, T. Fisher, E. Avis, B. HarrisCaulfield Gr.: T. Smith, L. Topp, J. Short, N. Blaich, D. Wigney, N. AnswerthParkdale Vultures 8.4, 12.18, 17.23, 25.28 (178)Collegians 0.0, 0.2, 0.2, 0.3 (3)GOALS, Parkdale Vultures: L. Marshall 8, J. Green 2, A. Watterson 2, B. Austin 2, M. McCoy 1, W. McGowan 1, A. Heatley 1, J. Edmunds 1, J. Love 1, L. Byrnes 1, R. O’Leary 1, H. Spencer 1, J. Peake 1, K. Steegstra 1, W. Cross 1Collegians: BEST, Parkdale Vultures: L. Marshall, J. Clark, R. O’Leary, H. Spencer, R. Stringer, K. BodeCollegians: H. Greene, T. Wyett, R. Hildebrand-Wise, W. Gorton, H. Ling, T. NancarrowFitzroy 5.2, 11.3, 12.8, 15.19 (109)Mazenod 2.2, 4.3, 9.4, 9.5 (59)GOALS, Fitzroy: Mazenod: D. Fowler 4, S. Deegan 3, K. McKeogh 2BEST, Fitzroy: Mazenod: C. Poretti, T. Odrowaz, R. Clayton, F. Palleschi, D. Fowler, S. DeeganSt Bedes / Mentone Tigers 5.9, 7.9, 11.13, 12.14 (86)Whitefriars 0.0, 2.7, 3.10, 8.15 (63)GOALS, St Bedes / Mentone Tigers : S. Barca 3, K. Arthur 2, M. Millwood 2, J. Pastura 2, J. Zuccala 1, C. Shaw 1, S. Lundy 1Whitefriars: M. McMahon 3, H. Murray 2, J. Perrin 1, A. Hands 1, B. Kelsey 1BEST, St Bedes / Mentone Tigers : R. Maddaford, R. Mravljak, J. Pastura, M. Millwood, D. Pilch, B. HubeekWhitefriars: R. Malt, B. Kelsey, K. Hayes, J. Richardson, J. Perrin, J. PisaniOld Ivanhoe Gr. 2.6, 4.7, 8.8, 9.10 (64)Marcellin OC 4.2, 6.3, 6.5, 8.6 (54)GOALS, Old Ivanhoe Gr.: D. Buttifant 2, F. Portella 2, T. Kellock 2, A. Stenta 1, J. Kandiliotis 1, T. O’Halloran 1Marcellin OC: BEST, Old Ivanhoe Gr.: S. Tsanoudakis, J. O’Kane, K. Audley, J. Erman, A. Stenta, D. Buttifant

U19 Section 3Williamstown CYMS 5.3, 9.4, 12.7, 17.10 (112)Old Xaverians 2.0, 6.3, 11.5, 13.5 (83)GOALS, Williamstown CYMS: B. Connolly 5, M. Barnes 4, M. Norton 2, M. Parkinson 2, J. Slee 2, M. Short 1, J. Borg 1Old Xaverians: H. Kelly 5, H. Higgins 2, L. Berry 1, P. Cahill 1, Z. Haussegger 1, B. Banting 1, B. Curtis 1, D. Sgarbossa 1BEST, Williamstown CYMS: M. Morris, B. Connolly, M. Barnes, T. Purves, M. Short, J. JohnsonOld Xaverians: H. Kelly, T. Boots, L. Berry, L. Jorgensen, H. Higgins, E. O’SullivanOrmond 3.1, 7.2, 9.3, 12.4 (76)Hampton Rovers 1.0, 1.1, 3.3, 6.4 (40)GOALS, Ormond: N. Halsall 3, N. Houghton 3, R. Main 2, C. Mcgowan 1, R. Behke 1, R. Davis 1, A. Strahan 1Hampton Rovers: J. Emmins 1, J. Zaina 1, D. Merlo 1, C. Jones 1, J. Campion 1, J. Stewart 1BEST, Ormond: J. Strooper, N. Houghton, N. Halsall, L. Adlington, W. Van Denderen, T. HarkinHampton Rovers: J. Zaina, J. Benjamin, L. Morcom, J. Stewart, J. Balleggi, C. CullisOld Carey Gr. 2.2, 6.4, 7.7, 12.8 (80)Old Camberwell Gr. 2.2, 2.4, 4.7, 5.8 (38)GOALS, Old Carey Gr.: Old Camberwell Gr.: A. Bongiorno 2, A. Halabi 2, M. Bromell 1BEST, Old Carey Gr.: Old Camberwell Gr.: A. Giovannucci, B. Mann, N. Stragalinos, J. Mascitelli, M. Bromell, L. NegriOld Geelong 2.2, 7.5, 15.6, 20.14 (134)St Bernards 3.2, 5.4, 5.4, 7.4 (46)GOALS, Old Geelong: N. Anastassiou 4, J. Grimshaw 3, E. Manton 3, D. Ennels 3, C. Youngman 2, O. Kelly 2, W. Griffiths 1, H. Macmillan 1, H. Graham 1St Bernards: BEST, Old Geelong: D. Ennels, H. Wynn-Pope, O. Kelly, E. Manton, J. Planner, N. AnastassiouSt Bernards:


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U19 Section 4De La Salle OC 2.4, 4.8, 6.9, 12.9 (81)Northern Blues 5.2, 8.5, 10.8, 11.12 (78)GOALS, De La Salle OC: W. Wright 4, C. Northey 3, S. Taranto 1, M. Howard 1, M. Carey 1, J. Galbraith 1, D. Roberts 1Northern Blues: D. Delle-Vergini 6, T. Evans 2, B. Hutchinson 2, M. Manteit 1BEST, De La Salle OC: D. Roberts, W. Wright, J. Sahely, M. Laoumtzis, C. Northey, M. SimonsNorthern Blues: D. Delle-Vergini, B. Hutchinson, G. Vernino, T. Evans, A. Williamson, J. TaylorPeninsula OB 4.4, 7.5, 11.10, 16.13 (109)Oakleigh 1.1, 2.2, 3.3, 5.4 (34)GOALS, Peninsula OB: J. Moignard 3, B. Hillman 2, T. Malan 2, M. Glenn 1, M. Kellerman 1, N. Holland 1, J. Walker 1, B. Worn 1, M. McLellan 1, A. Craig 1, T. La Brooy 1, T. Taylor 1Oakleigh : A. Malhotra 3, N. Di Cioccio 1, L. Pappon 1BEST, Peninsula OB: L. Barbour, M. Glenn, J. Moignard, N. Holland, B. Hillman, B. WilliamsonOakleigh : C. Moore, B. Swan, L. Pappon, Z. Barrett, N. Fredericks, L. Cloke

Parkdale Vultures 7.3, 14.7, 22.11, 28.23 (191)Point Cook 0.3, 1.4, 3.5, 4.6 (30)GOALS, Parkdale Vultures: L. Gallagher 4, J. Hall 4, N. McKenzie 3, S. Timuska-Carr 3, N. Farnbach 3, J. Salouris 2, B. Lawrence 2, P. Borboa 1, M. Rattenbury 1, J. Barker 1, O. Herd 1, M. Francis 1, I. Daou 1, L. Jenkins 1Point Cook : C. Hobbins 1, A. Robinson 1, C. Day 1, P. Kerr 1BEST, Parkdale Vultures: I. Daou, S. Gribben, L. Gallagher, O. Herd, S. Timuska-Carr, J. HallPoint Cook : J. Johnson-Boe, N. Cowie, N. Ezard, P. Kerr, R. Tandy, J. RadaljTherry Penola OB 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 13.9 (87)MHSOB 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 6.6 (42)GOALS, Therry Penola OB: J. Humphrey 4, B. Carter 2, M. Pauthenet 2, C. Skapetis 1, T. Monaghan 1, C. Roy 1, L. Crosara 1, B. Hudson 1MHSOB: BEST, Therry Penola OB: J. Humphrey, T. Monaghan, J. Piccione, L. Rocca, J. Vicario, D. Tadinac

Monash Blues 4.1, 4.3, 4.8, 8.9 (57)St Kevins OB 1.1, 2.2, 4.3, 7.6 (48)GOALS, Monash Blues: M. Lawrence 2, L. Buck 2, J. Rymarz 1, S. Le Lievre 1, T. Clayson 1, N. Woodland 1St Kevins OB: N. Dachs 2, J. Papdopulos 1, L. Wray 1, M. Musarra 1, J. Edginton 1, N. Milne 1BEST, Monash Blues: L. Buck, J. Cantwell, L. Cosgriff, M. Lawrence, P. Mulcahy, N. WoodlandSt Kevins OB: X. Siebel, N. Milne, J. Mason, S. Cartolano, N. Dachs, H. BurrillOld Haileyburians won by foreit.

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 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 Bernard’sCoach: Rocky Iannello

Assistants: Serge Ramano

2 Keiran O’Connor 3 Taylor Bisognano 4 Michael Sulzberger 5 Patrick Romano 6 Ned McAllister 7 James Riley 8 Michael Caven9 Marcus DeLeur10 Alec Goodson11 Tom Russell12 Jacob Shine 14 Nick Bergun 15 Jack Holland 16 Adam Bevanda 17 Jack Fraser 18 Jake Notaro 19 Alex Boyse20 Mitchell Hughes21 Sam Woods22 Daniel Carey23 Lachlan Jowett 24 Michael Hughes 25 Matt Scarpino26 Darren Colaco27 Matt Dickson28 Zachary O’Halloran29 Wil Considine 30 Jack Fenner 31 Thomas Madden 32 Mitchell Cobby33 Liam McIntyre 34 Michael Dillon 35 Tom Saundry 35 Chris Peart36 Stefan Piantella 37 Dayne Tannenberg38 Liam Whelan39 Seamus Whelan40 Jake Wright50 Curtis Riley59 Matt Peart59 Claude Issa

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 Will Blakey4 Ed Bahrens6 Angus Adams7 Ed Keach8 Hugh Molenaar9 Thomas Batarilo10 Daniel Batarilo11 Tom Wilson12 Jackson Reynoldson14 James Cameron15 Darcy Cordell16 Michael Pritchard17 Issac Brambley18 Joe Kemp21 Charles Fry23 Nich Buttolph26 Lachie Chomley27 Patrick O’Brien30 Andy Campbell35 Ben Barton36 Sam Clements Angus McKindlay Matt Nevatt Ollie Bevan Jacob Jess Henry Hewitson Daniel Simpson

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 Tom Anderson (c)2 Tommy Amad3 Ben Banting4 Joe Barlow5 Thomas Boots6 Samuel Cleeve7 Hamish Cullity8 Tom Fantasia9 Jake French10 Shamus Horan11 Tom Ingham12 Luke Jorgensen13 Jack Kelliher14 Harrison Kelly15 Charlie Kennedy16 Darcy Keogh17 Simon Kerr18 Jake Kidman19 Nick Lefebvre20 Seb Logiudice21 Patrick Long22 Harry Lucas23 Jeremy Miles24 Thomas Mogg25 Hamish Morris26 Matthew Ongarato27 Mitchell Parker28 Ben Polkinghorn29 Tim Polkinghorn30 William Richards31 Nick Sestan32 Matthew Schiller33 Oliver Silk34 George Smart35 Matthew Smith36 Tom Speakman37 Joe Tobin38 Hayden Troiani39 Tom Wynne (vc)


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 Tom Congerton2 Ryan O’Leary3 Kane Bode4 Josh Green5 James Clarke6 Kai Love-Linay7 Brad Austin8 Bailey Dillon9 James Salouris10 Jaye Edmunds11 Tom Polard12 Lachie Butler13 Jack Vorbach14 Ash Sivell15 Matthew McCoy16 Harrison Spencer17 Adam Heatley18 Lyndon Byrnes19 Tim Carroll20 Ryan Stringer21 William McGowan22 Kyle Steegstra23 Leigh Jenkins24 Daniel Rendall25 Dhanesh Jayasalen26 Luke Symons27 Jesse Andrews28 Murat Pekin29 Jarrod Peake30 Harrison Michaelis30 Tommy Lartar32 Shea Gribben33 Matthew Rattenbury34 Nick Farnbach35 Andrew Waterson36 Billy Cross37 Liam Marshell38 Luke Ellis39 James Barker42 Patrick Larkin45 Pablo Borboa47 Corey Fall-Jablonka52 Neil McKenizie59 Matt Francis62 Ollie Herd80 Nathan Petersen81 Harry Brennan82 Lachie Gallagher83 Josh Hall84 Tom Oliver85 James Read86 Tom Richards87 Brayden Stevenson88 Sam Timuska-Carr89 Tom Jenkins90 Jack Love91 Mac Palmer92 Andrew Stewart

St Bedes/Mentone TigersCoach: TBA

Assistants: TBA

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: TBA

Assistants: TBA

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

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1 Oliver Parsons3 Jesse McLean4 Tom Fisher5 Michael Slater6 Ben Williams7 Tom Currie8 Lachlan Bell9 George Yeoman10 Matthew Fogarty11 Adam Andrews12 Jono Dick13 Matt Duchini14 Jack Cowling16 Tom Boxtel17 James Bainbridge18 Thomas Fisher19 Connor MacLeod20 Greg Jones25 Angus Grant26 Sam Campbell27 Jack Rutter28 Mike Lees29 Tom Larkworthy30 Jack Wheeler31 Thomas Laumets32 Brandon Harris33 Andrew Knox34 Tom Garner35 Scott Riddell47 Peter Chantzos56 Edward Tait59 Martin Ho69 Alex Heath70 George Kimpton-Moss80 Matthew Duchini


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 GeelongCoach: TBA

Assistants: TBA

Old Xaverians (2)Coach: David Speedie

Assistants: John Donohoe

1 Lachlan Berry2 Michael Coffey3 Bill Curtis (vc)4 Ben Delutis5 Jack Delutis6 Thomas Donohoe7 Matthew Forrest8 Henry Higgins (C)9 Dom Gorman10 Ziggy Liszukiewicz (VC)11 Thomas Lyon12 Nick MacFie13 Ben Murphy14 James Norman15 Sam O’Sullivan16 Andrew Piazza17 Nicholas PillonU Ignatius Quin19 Lukas Ramzay20 Harry Reed21 Alessandro Santamaria22 Dane Sgarbossa23 Matthew Sharkey24 Aden Skene25 Patrick Stevenson26 Liam Todaro27 James Wagstaff28 Tom Will29 William Wilson30 Charles Wright31 Ted Watkin

OrmondCoach: TBA

Assistants: TBA

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

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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 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

Northern BluesCoach: TBA

Assistants: TBA

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

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

1 Tom Congerton2 Ryan O’Leary3 Kane Bode4 Josh Green5 James Clarke6 Kai Love-Linay7 Brad Austin8 Bailey Dillon9 James Salouris10 Jaye Edmunds11 Tom Polard12 Lachie Butler13 Jack Vorbach14 Ash Sivell15 Matthew McCoy16 Harrison Spencer17 Adam Heatley18 Lyndon Byrnes19 Tim Carroll20 Ryan Stringer21 William McGowan22 Kyle Steegstra23 Leigh Jenkins24 Daniel Rendall25 Dhanesh Jayasalen26 Luke Symons27 Jesse Andrews28 Murat Pekin29 Jarrod Peake30 Harrison Michaelis30 Tommy Lartar32 Shea Gribben33 Matthew Rattenbury34 Nick Farnbach35 Andrew Waterson36 Billy Cross37 Liam Marshell38 Luke Ellis39 James Barker42 Patrick Larkin45 Pablo Borboa47 Corey Fall-Jablonka52 Neil McKenizie59 Matt Francis62 Ollie Herd80 Nathan Peterson81 Harry Brennan82 Lachie Gallagher83 Josh Hall84 Tom Oliver85 James Read86 Tom Richards87 Brayden Stevenson88 Sam Timuska-Carr89 Tom Jenkins90 Jack Love91 Mac Palmer92 Andrew Stewart

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 ( C ) Tana4 Tom Monaghan5 Matthew Pauthenet6 Brodie Hudson 7 Sean O’Sullivan8 Tom White9 Louis Crosara10 Ethan Daley11 Luke Rocca12 Jacob Vicario13 Luke Marinelli14 Jacob Ratcliffe16 Aiden McIntyre18 John Humphrey20 Cam Roy21 Matthew Dixon22 Joe Piccione23 Ben Carter25 Jared Keenan27 Connor Kilbane34 Stan Skapetis35 Chris Skapetis40 James Carlton78 Andrew Mudgway


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Four rounds done, and the season is starting to take shape. After the cold and wet conditions of last week, Melbourne made up for it with a picture perfect day which led to some great football being played across all grades in the Association, and it was once again a chance to run on fast tracks and the Goalies had to bring out the sunglasses. If the rest of the season is like last week, we’re in for a belter.

FROM THE OFFICE OF CORRECTIONSLast week we reported that Leah Gallagher had retired due to injury. Leah was rightfully worried that she would be inundated with calls asking her about her troublesome foot. We can happily report, that Leah’s reason for retirement was not injury, but that after so many years of running around it was simply time to focus on other things.

HOOPS’ BIG CALLThe under 19s had one of the most highly credentialed field umpiring panels appointed recently with Head Coach, Tony Hales teaming up with 2014 Premier Grand Final umpire Michael Hooper in a 9:20 game. Whilst we are yet to hear Hoops’ assessment of Tony’s performance, we do know that he overcalled him twice during the game, a courageous move and great news for all other field umpires as a slot appears to have opened up in this year’s big one!

BBQ AT JONESY’SIt’s always great to hear of our members having a bit of good luck, and so it transpired out a Swinburne when Paul Jones won the meat tray raffle at the after match. Given Jonesy’s generosity we’re sure that the invitation to a BBQ at his place is on its way.

FIDAThe VAFAUA has had a long standing relationship with the Football Integration Development Association (FIDA), and is once again proud to support FIDA in season 2015.

FIDA provides an opportunity to develop a program of Australian Football for people with an intellectual disability throughout Victoria. The players (female and male) involved in FIDA

enjoy an environment that promotes fitness, fun, friendship and a sense of belonging to a community that shares a common value of participation and inclusion. In addition, this inclusive participation enhances life skills, and develops self-esteem, confidence and improved health.

The VAFAUA provides umpires to FIDA to assist with the operation on game days. Umpires provided include field, boundary and goals. It is a great opportunity for all officials to fine tune their skills, and improve their communication skills. FIDA games are played in a friendly and positive environment throughout Victoria, with teams from as far as Gippsland, Ballarat, Saint Albans, and Rupertswood. FIDA also provides a state of origin national competition, where teams from South Australia, Victoria (Country and Metro), Queensland, Tasmania and New South Wales are involved. For more details please jump onto the FIDA web site (www.fida.org.au).

All members of the VAFAUA are encouraged to make available at least one Sunday to participate in the FIDA competition. It is a VAFAUA executive expectation that all senior squad umpires part take in one Sunday. If you wish to umpire FIDA, please contact Tim Sutcliffe ([email protected]), or Merv Monty ([email protected]).

SOCIAL NOTESTrivia Night – June 27th - Quiz master Tony Hales is doing his best John Farnham impersonation and going around for the last time…..again. See Andrew Green to get your table organised.

PICTURED L-R – FIDA National Carnival Finals umpires: Rob Parry, Tim Sutcliffe, Merv Monty, Nathan Monty, Andrew Hartnett, Pat Holmes & Michelle Diamond


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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In what was undisputedly the match of the round, De La Salle came from behind in the last quarter to defeat Northern Blues. 23 points adrift at the final change, De La kicked six goals to one to run over the top of the Blues by three points.

Delle-Vergini again had a day out for the Blues, booting six majors to remain on top of the goal kicking table. For De La, Roberts and Wright were instrumental in setting up the win.

Parkdale Vultures registered a huge win over a hapless Point Cook who sit bottom of the ladder with no wins and a percentage of just 17.

Gallagher and Hall both registered four goals for Parkdale in the 27 goal thumping.

Monash Blues inflicted St Kevins first defeat of the year by nine points at Frearson Oval. The Blues started strongly getting out to a three goal buffer at the first break.

However, St Kevins gradually reeled them in over the next two quarters leaving the teams relatively level at three quarter time.

Led by Lachlan Buck, Monash were able to win the fourth, four goals to three to run out winners.

Meanwhile, Peninsula and Therry Penola maintained their unbeaten status with 75 and 45 point wins respectively.

Haileyburians also easily accounted for Beaumaris 103 to 48.

UNDER 19 Section 4Point Cook v MonashBeaumaris v De La Salle

Parkdale v Point CookSt Kevins v St Kevins

De La Salle v Therry PenolaHaileyburians v Beaumaris

One-sided contests were a feature of the Colts round four clashes, with UHS-VU/Flemington recording the biggest win of 127 points over University Blues.

Czajko, Mallia and Lay all kicked three goals each for UHS-VU to feature in their sides best.

After a slow start, Williamstown kicked away in the last quarter to easily account for La Trobe by 39 points. James Kilpatrick and Jarrah Lioumanis played crucial roles in the victory, with Kilpatrick also registering a major for Williamstown.

Mazenod accounted for Ivanhoe to sit alone at the top of table on four wins.

Ivanhoe were never in the contest, but a nine goal final term helped seal the deal for Mazenod.

Swainston and Murdock kicked five and four goals respectively for the Nodders in the win.

St Bernards now sit second behind Mazenod after beating Old Paradians by 19 goals.

Paradians only managed a solitary two goals which is never going to be enough to win any game of football.

Angus Carey was best on ground for St Bernards with five goals, which is more than double

Paradians total score.

In the final game of the round, Parkside defeated Bulleen Templestowe 122 to 32.

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VAFA COLTS LAST ROUNDParkside Football Club won by foreit.Mazenod 4.1, 9.4, 11.4, 20.9 (129)Ivanhoe 1.3, 3.5, 5.11, 6.12 (48)GOALS, Mazenod: J. Swainston 5, J. Murdock 4, D. Di Nezza 3, D. Spooner 2, D. Byrne 2, M. D’Angelo 1, L. McLellan 1, J. Hill 1, C. Martino 1Ivanhoe : D. Byrne-Connell 2, S. Aanensen 2, V. Naidu 1, P. Lagreca 1BEST, Mazenod: J. Minack, J. Swainston, J. Hill, T. O’Hara, C. Dorio, M. ZogoulasIvanhoe : L. Jacob, A. Whitehead, P. Lagreca, V. Naidu, W. Doman, D. Byrne-ConnellWilliamstown CYMS 1.2, 4.6, 6.9, 12.12 (84)La Trobe University 3.4, 3.4, 5.9, 6.9 (45)GOALS, Williamstown CYMS: J. Mattsson 2, J. Davies 2, J. Blokkeerus 2, L. Watson 1, L. Cavarra 1, M. Badra 1, A. Moore 1, J. Kilpatrick 1, E. Tuck 1 La Trobe University : BEST, Williamstown CYMS: J. Kilpatrick, J. Lioumanis, J. Franze, L. Cavarra, A. Moore, J. DaviesLa Trobe University : UHS-VU / Flemington 4.7, 10.14, 14.19, 21.22 (148)University Blues 1.0, 1.2, 2.3, 3.3 (21)GOALS, UHS-VU / Flemington: J. Lay 3, L. Czajko 3, M. Mallia 3, T. McAll 2, O. Dahir 2, N. Perica 1, M. Mohamed 1, R. Hajj 1, T. Cheyne 1, F. Allen 1, J. Gilfillan 1, S. Craggill-Haren 1, N. Ryan 1University Blues: K. Robertson 1, S. Richards 1, D. Lou 1BEST, UHS-VU / Flemington: M. Legudi, J. Lay, M. Mohamed, M. Mallia, F. Allen, S. Craggill-HarenUniversity Blues: S. Connell, K. Robertson, S. Richards, D. Lou, D. Landgraf, Z. Hamilton-RussellSt Bernards 5.2, 10.9, 12.14, 18.19 (127)Old Paradians 0.1, 0.1, 2.1, 2.1 (13)GOALS, St Bernards: A. Carey 5, H. Jaggard 3, L. Holland 3, T. Hedley 2, R. Spicer 2, C. Denahy 1, Z. Hannett 1, T. Baker 1 Old Paradians: J. Bland 1, J. Frank 1BEST, St Bernards: A. Carey, T. Baker, L. Holland, R. Spicer, P. McCarthy, H. JaggardOld Paradians: J. Bland, B. Ferraro, N. Kolotylo, R. Ursino, J. Frank, B. Money

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IvanhoeCoach: Matt Franich

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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

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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

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UHS-VUCoach: Marcus Butera

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1 Indi Florent-Saill2 Tyler Legudi4 Callum Aristotle5 Abubaker Okud6 Hassan Farah7 Milton Morise8 Thomas Cheyne9 Jack Sutton10 Miles Legudi11 Fraser Allen12 Marcus Walsh13 Nick Ryan15 Toby Kruisheer16 Tom Mcall17 Gamachu Midassko18 Jonathan Lay20 Tim Rocke21 Rayan Hajj22 Cameron Craig23 Matt Mallia24 Michael Healey25 Mohamed Mohamud26 Gerard Hawkins27 Nick Perica28 Lachlan Mitchell31 Nicholas Munari33 Esub Ramsay35 Lucas Harris36 James Mackey37 James Gilfillan62 Spencer Craggil-Haren65 Omar Dahir69 Liban Ahmed86 Lucas Czjako90 Finn Devlin

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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MazenodCoach: Tim McEniry

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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

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PREMIER THIRDS LAST ROUNDOld Xaverians 3.6, 9.8, 17.12, 24.16 (160)Beaumaris 0.1, 1.2, 1.3, 1.4 (10)GOALS, Old Xaverians: T. Daniher 6, J. Meehan 3, J. Hanger 2, L. Grigg 2, D. Walker 2, A. Mathis 2, E. Pititto 2, S. Walker 1, B. Corcoran 1, D. Benson 1, T. McClusky 1, E. Lachal 1 Beaumaris: G. Roberts 1BEST, Old Xaverians: L. Grigg, J. Meehan, L. Rogan, A. Mathis, J. Hanger, B. CorcoranBeaumaris: A. Catlin, T. Rayner, B. Hughes, L. Bourne, J. Miller, G. RobertsCollegians 2.2, 6.5, 9.6, 12.11 (83)University Blacks 3.4, 4.4, 5.5, 6.6 (42)GOALS, Collegians: S. Sabbatucci 2, C. Jesaveluk 2, M. Mandile 2, J. Emmett 2, E. Coyne 1, S. Doupe-Watt 1, H. Luff 1, J. Diplaris 1University Blacks: T. Hollis 1, I. Lopez Basavilbaso 1, P. Mahon 1, M. Coffey 1, H. Arthur 1, J. Phibbs 1BEST, Collegians: N. Brown, J. Parsons, S. Doupe-Watt, T. Danks, J. Kyroussis, C. SinclairUniversity Blacks: H. King, J. Cordner, C. O’Sullivan, T. Putnins, I. Lopez Basavilbaso, J. MullerDe La Salle OC 4.0, 6.4, 9.5, 12.5 (77)Old Melburnians 1.4, 4.7, 6.10, 10.12 (72)GOALS, De La Salle OC: J. Hanley 4, S. Morwood 3, J. Howard 3, N. Tait 1, S. Brown 1Old Melburnians: C. Clemenger 3, C. Tunbridge 2, T. Spargo 2, E. Hughes 1, H. Allen 1, T. Healey 1BEST, De La Salle OC: D. Freeman, J. Howard, M. Hamilton, B. Wilson, J. Hanley, S. GriffinOld Melburnians: H. Lade, E. Hughes, C. Clemenger, T. Spargo, H. Christie, N. BensonSt Kevins OB 0.3, 5.7, 7.8, 10.9 (69)Old Scotch 3.0, 3.0, 4.1, 9.2 (56)GOALS, St Kevins OB: L. Davrain 3, D. Kerr 3, C. Randles 1, T. Crookes 1, B. Omizzolo 1, C. McPherson 1Old Scotch: H. McCallum 3, B. Johnstone 2, L. Parisi 1, W. Hays 1, K. Paltoglou 1, C. Docker 1BEST, St Kevins OB: M. Roberts, S. Doyle, T. Johnston, D. Moore, L. Davrain, D. KerrOld Scotch: A. van Ryn, A. King, H. McCallum, W. Mackintosh, N. Myhal, C. DockerSt Bernards 4.0, 5.1, 9.1, 10.8 (68)University Blues 1.4, 4.9, 4.12, 4.13 (37)GOALS, St Bernards: J. Pignataro 3, F. McNicol 2, D. Ryan 2, S. O’Keeffe 1, L. Neal 1, S. Cannatelli 1 University Blues: J. Cross 2, D. Van De Pol 1, T. Goodear 1BEST, St Bernards: E. Connelly, J. Pignataro, P. Rahill, J. Ford, F. McNicol, B. RyanUniversity Blues: D. Van De Pol, C. Devine, A. O’Donohue, D. Marshall, J. Crawford, S. Briggs

PREMIER B THIRDS LAST ROUNDFitzroy 1.0, 6.3, 8.6, 15.12 (102)Mazenod 1.2, 2.3, 6.7, 7.7 (49)GOALS, Fitzroy: S. Jones 3, M. Gloster 2, J. Atkinson 2, T. Wells 2, S. Pang 2, J. Cubillo 1, M. Manoli 1, A. Neal 1, S. Petsinis 1Mazenod: S. Davis 4, A. Bray 2, J. Fitzsimmons 1BEST, Fitzroy: J. Atkinson, M. Gorman, T. Coleman, J. Atkinson, T. Carpenter, S. JonesMazenod: F. Deegan, A. Bray, A. McIntyre, R. Kaye, B. Parker, S. DavisOld Carey won by foreit.Old Trinity 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 16.5 (101)St Kevins 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 9.10 (64)GOALS, Old Trinity: D. Cowley 7, T. Cohen 2, G. Chadwick 2, O. Fairweather 1, S. Cade 1, B. Syme 1, N. Evans 1, N. Bourke 1St Kevins: S. Kaiser 5, W. Doble 2, S. McDonald 1, H. Townsend 1BEST, Old Trinity: M. Foley, M. Crone, J. Gillies, D. Cowley, R. O’Donohoe, N. BourkeSt Kevins: H. Sargent, F. Coloe, P. Di Natale, H. Townsend, M. Moore, J. MontgomerieOld Xaverians 6.4, 12.8, 17.16, 23.21 (159)AJAX (Black) 1.1, 1.1, 2.1, 3.1 (19)GOALS, Old Xaverians: N. Sharkey 4, J. Forrest 4, J. Midgley 3, T. Russ 2, B. Lyon 2, H. Cookesley 1, N. Nunan 1, A. Gazdowicz 1, P. Nunan 1, N. Gazdowicz 1, T. Harrison 1, T. Negri 1, C. Houghton 1AJAX (Black): E. Adelist 2, Z. Aron 1BEST, Old Xaverians: T. Gilbert, T. Russ, L. Shiel, D. Prowse, J. Midgley , N. GazdowiczAJAX (Black): M. Wiesner, E. Adelist, Y. Gottlieb, Z. Aron, D. Smorgon, J. Zimmet

PREMIER C THIRDS LAST ROUNDP E G S 1.3, 3.8, 3.11, 12.15 (87)St Mary’s Salesian 1.6, 3.9, 9.10, 12.13 (85)GOALS, P E G S: R. Edwards 5, T. Day 3, H. Braden 1, G. Guicas 1, D. Galea 1, T. Ferris 1St Mary’s Salesian: D. Ryan 3, C. McMahon 2, K. Apuatimi 1, J. Gallus 1, L. Hawkins 1, F. Ravida 1, O. Baxter 1, J. Cally 1, R. Nickless 1BEST, P E G S: T. Cannan, S. Liistro, T. Ferris, D. Galea, R. Edwards, J. HughesSt Mary’s Salesian: J. Steiger, J. Cally, O. Baxter, D. Postma, J. Yodgee, M. HowardWilliamstown CYMS 5.0, 8.2, 13.7, 14.8 (92)Therry Penola OB 0.3, 6.6, 7.7, 10.15 (75)GOALS, Williamstown CYMS: B. McRae 5, L. McKenzie 3, J. Farley 2, C. Curran 2, L. O’Driscoll 1, M. Sneddon 1 Therry Penola OB: R. Steer 3, T. Goodwin 2, S. Bannister 1, K. Forbes 1, N. Prior 1, S. Sacco 1, D. Casey 1BEST, Williamstown CYMS: J. Fyfe, J. Newton, B. McRae, L. McKenzie, D. MacLeod, B. McCollTherry Penola OB: T. Muller, K. Forbes, S. Sacco, R. Steer, W. Ross, J. CurranMarcellin 1.5, 6.7, 10.11, 12.16 (88)Monash Blues 0.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.2 (26)GOALS, Marcellin: D. Cracknell 2, T. Cullen 2, T. Natoli 2, N. James 2, M. Blanch 1, M. Gough 1, A. Ferguson 1, N. Attard 1 Monash Blues: S. Poole 2, S. Perera 1, P. Tweedly 1BEST, Marcellin: A. Ferguson, L. Money, J. Matthews, T. Natoli, G. Raneri, N. JamesMonash Blues: L. Hammond, S. Perera, S. Poole, S. Quintal, L. Richardson, C. WilsonOld Ivanhoe 3.3, 5.10, 8.12, 14.18 (102)Hampton Rovers 1.3, 3.4, 6.5, 7.7 (49)GOALS, Old Ivanhoe: S. Leggett 3, J. Farrell 3, D. Hawkes 2, S. Stewart 2, S. Underwood 1, S. Beattie 1, S. Clayton 1, J. Mathew 1 Hampton Rovers: S. Cougan 2, S. Constantinou 1, J. Dennison 1, V. Camera 1, G. Thompson 1, J. Massie 1BEST, Old Ivanhoe: S. Leggett, J. Vinicombe, S. Pearce, T. Ikeda, J. Mathew, J. FarrellHampton Rovers: L. Dynon, B. Woodland, S. Cougan, J. Massie, C. Ellison, S. ConstantinouParkdale Vultures won by foreit.

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Section 1 results went according to expectations whereas in Section 2, the first tie of 2015 was played and teams changed positions within the top four.

REVIEW SECTION 1Old Xaverians led Prahran/ Assumption throughout their morning match and ran out winners by sixty one points. Among the best for Old Xaverians were: Captain, Andrew Barrett in his 200th game and Luke Bosnar who kicked five goals.

The Hawthorn and Richmond Central match was of a high standard and was played at a frenetic pace. The first quarter provided an even contest before Hawthorn built a twenty one point by half time. Richmond Central fought back in the third quarter and trailed by only one point at the last change. Hawthorn finished the stronger and built their lead to thirty three points when the match ended. Boom recruit, Angelo Lekkas was named best for Hawthorn along with Adam Jesser and Anthony Demetriou. For Richmond Central; Todd and Robert Nolan as well as ruckman, Peter Iser were best.

In an afternoon match, North Old Boys/ St Patrick’s started brightly against Ivanhoe and led by twenty two points at quarter time. Ivanhoe came back in the second quarter and trailed by eleven points at half time. Inaccuracy by North Old Boys/ St Patrick’s in the third quarter negated their strong play although they held an eleven point lead at the last change. Not to be denied, Ivanhoe regained supremacy in the final quarter which ended with the scores level. Inaccuracy contributed largely to North Old Boy’s/ St Patrick’s failure to win. Billy Zagontinos kicked five of Ivanhoe’s goals.

On a balmy Friday evening La Trobe University led throughout their closely contested match against Old Geelong, which the Students won by twelve points despite being held scoreless in the

last quarter.

SECTION 2Although West Brunswick scored a forty eight point win over Ormond, their inaccurate kicking prevented a much bigger margin as the “Magpies” were in control for much of the match. Their long journey for their early match in Royal Park, proved no hardship for undefeated leaders, St Francis Xavier, who triumphed over University High School/ Victoria University by one hundred and eleven points. Best for the winners were; Trent Pearson and David Daparin, who each kicked five goals.

Despite being held scoreless in the last quarter, Albert Park still managed to win by eight points over Melbourne High School Old Boys, who trailed throughout the game. Louis Meyer kicked four of the “Unicorn’s goals and Albert Park Captain, Beau Coyle, with five goals, was again their star. Second placed Kew, enjoyed their westward journey because they easily defeated Westbourne Grammarians by seventy four points. The Grammarians, who were held goalless in the first half, were never allowed to gain the ascendancy. Luke Klasen, with eight goals, was among the Kew best.

PREVIEWSECTION 1Old Xaverians will play a rare game north of the Yarra, when they play Ivanhoe. Although Ivanhoe have started well in their debut season, on form I must select Old Xaverians. Hawthorn will be all out to utilise the wide wings of Como Park when they visit Old Geelong. The “O.G.s” will give a good account of themselves but I suspect Hawthorn’s greater depth of talent will enable them to take the points. Based on this season’s form, I believe La Trobe University will continue on their winning way at the expense of Prahran/ Assumption in this afternoon’s encounter. The “Two Blues” with one win, find themselves in strange territory and they must win soon so as to take their customary

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Richmond Central should consolidate their position in the top four by defeating the enigmatic North Old Boys/ St Patrick’s whose 2015 form has been unpredictable.

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Kew travel to Beaconsfield to meet the undefeated St Francis Xavier. This match could well be a preview of the August Grand Final. Kew may struggle on the bigger ground and I suspect their home advantage will also assist St Francis Xavier whom I select to win. West Brunswick travel to Melbourne High School for an early morning match, which they should win. Inaccuracy marred the “Magpies” performance last week and they must kick straighter to be sure of winning against last season’s Grand Finalists. Ormond should defeat University High School/ V.U. at Malane Street. Neither team has much form in order to recommend it and home ground advantage could well prove a key to an Ormond victory. Albert Park travel to Westbourne Grammarians for an afternoon match. All 2015 form points to an Albert Park victory.

SECTION 1Ivanhoe v Old Xaverians v Old Xaverians

Old Geelong v HawthornPrahran Assumption v La Trobe University

Richmond Central v NOBS/St Pats

SECTION 2St Francis Xavier v Kew

MSHOB v West BrunswickOrmond v UHS/VU

Westbourne Gr. v Albert Park

CLUB XVIII (1) LAST ROUNDLa Trobe University 3.5, 4.8, 7.11, 7.11 (53)Old Geelong 2.0, 3.0, 4.4, 6.5 (41)GOALS, La Trobe University : D. Sidebottom 4, E. Stringer 2, K. Jeffrey 1Old Geelong: J. Bell 1, C. Barham 1, J. Legoe 1, S. Youngman 1, J. Graham 1, M. Gubbins 1BEST, La Trobe University : D. Sidebottom, B. Van Ooi, B. Cameron, J. Eltringham, E. Stringer, M. Beaumont Old Geelong: S. Youngman, C. Barham, C. Sherwin, A. Power, M. Gubbins, H. GrahamOld Xaverians 2.2, 8.3, 11.4, 15.6 (96)Prahran Assumption 1.2, 3.2, 5.4, 5.5 (35)GOALS, Old Xaverians: L. Bosnar 5, M. Green 2, N. Larkins 1, H. Denton 1, T. Bergin 1, A. Barrett 1, T. O’Meara 1, N. Silk 1, S. O’Brien 1, H. Lyons 1Prahran Assumption : T. Baker 2, T. Gunthorpe 1, L. Farrell 1, C. Myres 1BEST, Old Xaverians: E. Maas, M. Walsh, A. Barrett, L. Bosnar, T. O’Meara, N. LarkinsPrahran Assumption : G. Ryan, T. Baker, C. Berger, N. Keohler, S. Buultjens, C. MortonHawthorn 2.3, 6.6, 7.7, 12.11 (83)Richmond Central 2.2, 3.3, 7.6, 7.8 (50)GOALS, Hawthorn : A. Marguccio 3, D. Korlos 3, A. Lekkas 2, J. Farah 2, C. Pana 1, A. Toumbakis 1 Richmond Central: R. Nolan 2, T. Nolan 1, M. Sandilands 1, A. Gaur 1, M. McCabe 1, S. D’Arcy 1BEST, Hawthorn : A. Lekkas, A. Marguccio, J. Maddock, T. White, J. Daou, J. FarahRichmond Central: R. Nolan, P. Iser, L. Neilson, J. Chen, S. Holsman, T. NolanIvanhoe 3.0, 8.2, 8.4, 12.9 (81)North Old Boys/St Patricks College 6.4, 9.7, 10.13, 11.15 (81)GOALS, Ivanhoe : B. Zagontinos 5, D. Treloar 2, M. Gleeson 1, H. Ingham 1, T. Collin 1, J. Scardamaglia 1, L. Koehn 1 North Old Boys/St Patricks College: P. Sondhu 4, J. O’Dowd 2, J. Frew 1, B. O’Halloran 1, W. Brouwers 1, C. Incoll 1, P. Daniels 1BEST, Ivanhoe : C. Fernandez, S. Bettiol, H. Ingham, B. Zagontinos, A. Biaggini, S. GraemeNorth Old Boys/St Patricks College: T. Pick, P. Sondhu, J. Frew, T. Mayfield, T. Mcleod, P. Daniels

CLUB XVIII (2) LAST ROUNDSt Francis Xavier OC 6.2, 8.5, 16.7, 20.12 (132)Uhs-Vu 2.0, 3.1, 3.1, 3.3 (21)GOALS, St Francis Xavier OC: D. Dapiran 6, T. Pearson 6, J. Lafranchi 3, T. Websdale 1, D. Carson 1, J. Van Dam 1, B. O’Hara 1, L. Dullard 1Uhs-Vu : L. Allen 2, T. Smalley 1BEST, St Francis Xavier OC: S. Dullard, S. Williams, C. Hughes, D. Carson, T. Pearson, D. DapiranUhs-Vu : L. Grant, W. Smith, S. Smits, B. Anderson, E. Coombe, L. AllenWest Brunswick 4.8, 4.8, 9.18, 12.19 (91)Ormond 1.0, 4.0, 6.0, 7.1 (43)GOALS, West Brunswick : B. Wynne 4, T. Crabtree 3, A. Forbes 2, J. Hopkins 1, B. Ryan 1, N. Watts 1Ormond : R. Abell 2, R. Breust 1, D. Milosavljevic 1, T. Ashford 1, R. Morris 1, M. Kerstens 1BEST, West Brunswick : B. Wynne, C. Rendell, P. Wilkins, D. Padgett, W. Crafter, H. BairdOrmond : J. Capicchiano, J. Kille, J. Young, J. Harry, C. HeckerAlbert Park 4.5, 6.8, 11.8, 11.8 (74)MHSOB 1.3, 3.7, 5.10, 9.12 (66)GOALS, Albert Park : B. Coyle 5, J. Sutton 2, J. D’Unienville 2, C. Richards 1, A. Smith 1MHSOB: L. Meyer 4, R. Mcnicol 2, W. Rebakis 2, C. Pearson 1BEST, Albert Park : J. D’Unienville, C. Richards, B. Coyle, M. Keating, A. Smith, T. HumberstoneMHSOB: W. Rebakis, D. Ball, R. Mcnicol, T. Diedrich, C. Pearson, M. GriffinKew 3.4, 7.4, 9.6, 16.8 (104)Westbourne Gr. Football Club 0.1, 0.3, 2.6, 4.6 (30)GOALS, Kew : L. Klasen 8, P. Godfrey 2, H. Moodie 2, T. Newton 1, P. Slingo 1, J. De Neefe 1, A. Pascoe 1Westbourne Gr. Football Club: J. Horsburgh 2, B. Germon 1, D. Hallatsch 1BEST, Kew : P. Norman, J. McCubbin, T. Chapman, J. De Neefe, L. Klasen, S. ColesWestbourne Gr. Football Club: S. Bye, D. Hallatsch, S. Pickard, K. Miller, T. Davidson, S. DaySlingo 1, M. Walsh 1, P. Godfrey 1, S. Coles 1, T. Chapman 1, J. Loorham 1, M. Eisenbise 1, T. Martin 1Ormond : R. Abell 2, R. Morris 2, K. Dompietro 1, M. Jukes 1BEST, Kew : R. Spillane, T. Martin, M. Facciolo, M. Eisenbise, M. Walsh, S. SmartOrmond : K. Dompietro, T. Harkin, R. Morris, J. Smithe, D. Milosavljevic

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William Buck Premier LR TOTALDaniel Gribbin Beaumaris FC 5 14

Alexander Boyse St Bernards 4 14

Matthew Handley Old Xaverians 2 13

Jonathan Daggian Old Scotch 2 12

Premier Reserve LR TOTALJeremy Hannan Old Xaverians 2 8

Robert Ralph Old Xaverians 1 8

Eduardo Espinosa De La Salle OC 2 8

Alex Heuston Old Trinity Grammarians 0 7

Premier Thirds LR TOTALTodd Daniher Old Xaverians 6 13

Lewis Parisi Old Scotch 1 8

Jack Mullen St Kevins OB 0 7

Jonathan Mercuri Old Xaverians 0 7

Premier B Reserve LR TOTALLachlan Nankervis St Kevins OB 4 15

Reid Irvine Parkdale Vultures 1 10

Luke Terrell St Bedes / Mentone Tigers 0 9

Michael Wintle St Bedes / Mentone Tigers 2 9

Premier B LR TOTALDaniel Anthony Old Brighton Grammarians 2 19

Jake Lew AJAX 3 14

Corbin Stevic Fitzroy FC 6 11

Luke Kowalski St Bedes / Mentone Tigers 0 11

Premier B Thirds LR TOTALJames Forrest Old Xaverians 4 15

David Cowley Old Trinity Grammarians 7 12

David Maskill Mazenod OC 0 9

Toby Cohen Old Trinity Grammarians 2 9

Premier C LR TOTALAaron Cloke Oakleigh 5 24

Jarrod Bannister Therry Penola OB 7 18

Jeremiah Antypas Marcellin OC 0 16

Nicholas Ebinger Williamstown CYMS 2 12

Premier C Reserve LR TOTALHayden Rowe Therry Penola OB 0 12

Matthew John Williamstown CYMS 3 10

Scott Cain Peninsula OB 1 9

Zachary Keane Old Ivanhoe Grammarians 5 9

Premier C Thirds LR TOTALSeb Poole Monash Blues 2 14

Dustin Cracknell Marcellin OC 2 10

Billy McRae Williamstown CYMS 5 9

Raymond Steer Therry Penola OB 3 9

Division 1 LR TOTALGary Puruntatameri St Mary’s Salesian 3 18

Robert Chisholm Ormond 6 18

Andrew Brazzale Kew 4 17

John Robbins Prahran Assumption 4 16

Division 1 Reserve LR TOTALDylan Gook St Mary’s Salesian 5 18

Nicholas Alexopoulos St Mary’s Salesian 3 16

Jon Rice Prahran Assumption 5 14

Thomas Wigan Old Geelong 0 13

Division 2 LR TOTALJake Munro Richmond Central 5 24

Aaron Thornton St Johns OC 6 23

Zach Tranter Eltham Collegians 6 16

David Boundy Old Paradians 6 15

Division 2 Reserve LR TOTALBenjamin Grigg Ivanhoe 2 17

Beau Jellis MHSOB 0 11

Jason Lewis MHSOB 8 11

Eamonn Scott Northern Blues 1 9

Division 3 LR TOTALChristopher Beluszar Emmaus St Leos OC 8 21

Ryan Harding Emmaus St Leos OC 4 20

Dylan Muscat West Brunswick 4 14

Thomas Kennedy Swinburne University 6 13


Division 3 Reserve LR TOTALJustin Perillo Swinburne University 0 14

Patrick Arnold Power House 3 10

Robert Hughes Emmaus St Leos OC 4 9

Thomas Riordan La Trobe University 0 9

Division 4 LR TOTALScott Fitzgerald Canterbury Football Club 12 21

Shane Potter Parkside Football Club 8 18

Christopher Jolly Manningham Cobras 5 15

Benjamin Gallagher North Brunswick 2 15

Division 4 Reserve LR TOTALDaniel Wills Manningham Cobras 14 25

Tyler Wooster Canterbury Football Club 6 15

Mitchell Ferrie Westbourne Gr. 0 14

Bradley Courts North Brunswick 1 13

U19 Section 2 LR TOTALKieren McKeogh Mazenod OC 2 11

Tom Kellock Old Ivanhoe Grammarians 2 10

Liam Marshall Parkdale Vultures 8 10

Francesco Portella Old Ivanhoe Grammarians 2 10

U19 Premier LR TOTALThomas Wynne Old Xaverians 5 13

Andrew Padbury Old Scotch 2 12

Jono Ring St Kevins OB 3 12

Charlie Vague St Bernards 2 11

U19 Section 3 LR TOTALMitchell Parkinson Williamstown CYMS 2 14

Edward (ted) Watkin Old Xaverians 0 13

Campbell Jones Hampton Rovers 1 12

Harrison Kelly Old Xaverians 5 11

U19 Section 4 LR TOTALDamien Delle-Vergini Northern Blues 6 16

Brian Hutchinson Northern Blues 2 10

Mitchell Kellerman Peninsula OB 1 10

Anmol Malhotra Oakleigh 3 10

Colts LR TOTALJacob Murdock Mazenod OC 4 11Samuel Aanensen Ivanhoe 2 11Matthew Mallia UHS-VU 3 9Cameron Simpson Ivanhoe 0 8

Club XVIII (1) LR TOTALAri Mitropoulos Hawthorn 0 9Matthew Green Old Xaverians 2 9John Farah Hawthorn 2 9Crispin Myres Prahran Assumption 1 8

Club XVIII (2) LR TOTALBeau Coyle Albert Park 5 17Trent Pearson St Francis Xavier OC 6 14David Dapiran St Francis Xavier OC 6 12Louis Meyer MHSOB 4 10


1116 SEN VAFA PREMIERSHIP LADDERS 2015

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

Marcellin 4 4 0 0 0 0 330 186 177.42 16PEGS 4 4 0 0 0 0 325 216 150.46 16Peninsula OB 4 3 1 0 0 0 366 237 154.43 12Old Ivanhoe Gr. 4 3 1 0 0 0 251 173 145.09 12Monash Blues 4 2 2 0 0 0 233 226 103.1 8Therry Penola OB 4 1 3 0 0 0 257 281 91.46 4Williamstown CYMS 4 1 3 0 0 0 278 321 86.6 4Oakleigh 4 1 3 0 0 0 209 290 72.07 4Old Camberwell Gr. 4 1 3 0 0 0 212 321 66.04 4Old Haileyburians 4 0 4 0 0 0 172 382 45.03 0

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

MHSOB 4 4 0 0 0 0 476 133 357.89 16Ivanhoe 4 4 0 0 0 0 598 172 347.67 16Richmond Central 4 3 1 0 0 0 366 210 174.29 12St Johns 3 1 2 0 0 1 312 260 120 8Monash Gryphons 4 2 2 0 0 0 248 264 93.94 8Eltham Collegians 4 2 2 0 0 0 312 347 89.91 8Northern Blues 4 2 2 0 0 0 296 343 86.3 8Old Paradians 4 1 3 0 0 0 172 340 50.59 4Elsternwick 4 0 4 0 0 0 173 453 38.19 0South Melbourne Districts 3 0 3 0 0 0 108 576 18.75 0

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

West Brunswick 4 4 0 0 0 0 513 105 488.57 16Swinburne University 3 3 0 0 1 0 306 102 300 16UHS-VU 3 3 0 0 1 0 257 109 235.78 16Power House 4 3 1 0 0 0 235 206 114.08 12Emmaus St Leos 4 3 1 0 0 0 291 275 105.82 12La Trobe University 4 2 2 0 0 0 320 277 115.52 8Albert Park 3 1 2 0 1 0 173 185 93.51 8Aquinas 3 0 3 0 1 0 112 234 47.86 4Glen Eira 4 1 3 0 0 0 134 357 37.54 4Hawthorn 4 0 4 0 0 0 162 343 47.23 0Eley Park Sharks 4 0 4 0 0 0 130 440 29.55 0

PREMIER CP W L D B FF For Agst % PTS

Peninsula OB 4 3 1 0 0 0 358 223 160.54 12Monash Blues 4 3 1 0 0 0 330 207 159.42 12Marcellin 4 3 1 0 0 0 464 317 146.37 12Old Ivanhoe Gr. 4 3 1 0 0 0 338 251 134.66 12Old Haileyburians 4 3 1 0 0 0 324 307 105.54 12Oakleigh 4 2 2 0 0 0 409 370 110.54 8Therry Penola OB 4 2 2 0 0 0 301 386 77.98 8Williamstown CYMS 4 1 3 0 0 0 276 464 59.48 4Old Camberwell Gr. 4 0 4 0 0 0 296 409 72.37 0PEGS 4 0 4 0 0 0 255 417 61.15 0

DIVISION ONEP W L D B FF For Agst % PTS

Ormond 4 4 0 0 0 0 493 253 194.86 16Kew 4 4 0 0 0 0 464 277 167.51 16Old Geelong 4 3 1 0 0 0 467 332 140.66 12St Mary's Salesian 4 2 2 0 0 0 432 388 111.34 8NOBS/St Pats 4 2 2 0 0 0 295 384 76.82 8Old Mentonians 4 2 2 0 0 0 401 526 76.24 8Prahran Assumption 4 1 3 0 0 0 416 382 108.9 4Bulleen Templestowe 4 1 3 0 0 0 342 397 86.15 4Whitefriars 4 1 3 0 0 0 341 409 83.37 4Yarra Valley OB 4 0 4 0 0 0 224 527 42.5 0

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

Prahran Assumption 4 4 0 0 0 0 384 143 268.53 16St Mary's Salesian 4 4 0 0 0 0 400 196 204.08 16Kew 4 3 1 0 0 0 512 160 320 12Ormond 4 3 1 0 0 0 330 196 168.37 12Old Geelong 4 2 2 0 0 0 351 244 143.85 8Whitefriars 4 2 2 0 0 0 173 274 63.14 8NOBS/St Pats 4 1 3 0 0 0 195 261 74.71 4Bulleen Templestowe 4 1 3 0 0 0 174 317 54.89 4Yarra Valley OB 4 0 4 0 0 0 169 432 39.12 0Old Mentonians 4 0 4 0 0 0 101 566 17.84 0

DIVISION TWOP W L D B FF For Agst % PTS

St Johns 4 4 0 0 0 0 519 208 249.52 16Ivanhoe 4 3 1 0 0 0 479 221 216.74 12Eltham Collegians 4 3 1 0 0 0 469 272 172.43 12Old Paradians 4 3 1 0 0 0 323 302 106.95 12Richmond Central 4 2 2 0 0 0 401 377 106.37 8Northern Blues 4 2 2 0 0 0 368 362 101.66 8Monash Gryphons 4 1 3 0 0 0 292 379 77.04 4MHSOB 4 1 3 0 0 0 276 379 72.82 4Elsternwick 4 1 3 0 0 0 320 440 72.73 4South Melbourne Districts 4 0 4 0 0 0 167 674 24.78 0

DIVISION THREEP W L D B FF For Agst % PTS

West Brunswick 4 4 0 0 0 0 396 161 245.96 16Emmaus St Leos 4 4 0 0 0 0 568 278 204.32 16Aquinas 3 2 1 0 1 0 276 194 142.27 12UHS-VU 3 2 1 0 1 0 230 174 132.18 12Swinburne University 3 2 1 0 1 0 283 278 101.8 12Albert Park 3 2 1 0 1 0 216 258 83.72 12La Trobe University 4 1 3 0 0 0 280 314 89.17 4Hawthorn 4 1 3 0 0 0 314 406 77.34 4Power House 4 1 3 0 0 0 248 361 68.7 4Eley Park Sharks 4 1 3 0 0 0 249 419 59.43 4Glen Eira 4 0 4 0 0 0 223 440 50.68 0

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

Marcellin 4 4 0 0 0 0 390 165 236.36 16P E G S 3 3 0 0 0 1 372 197 188.83 16Monash Blues 4 3 1 0 0 0 301 202 149.01 12Old Ivanhoe 4 3 1 0 0 0 359 255 140.78 12Collegians 3 2 1 0 0 0 307 164 187.2 8St Mary's Salesian 4 2 2 0 0 0 358 238 150.42 8Williamstown CYMS 4 1 3 0 0 0 225 328 68.6 4Parkdale Vultures 3 0 3 0 0 1 108 376 28.72 4Therry Penola OB 4 0 4 0 0 0 242 471 51.38 0Hampton Rovers 3 0 3 0 0 0 93 399 23.31 0


DIVISION FOURP W L D B FF For Agst % PTS

Canterbury 4 4 0 0 0 0 460 245 187.76 16Point Cook 4 4 0 0 0 0 400 248 161.29 16Westbourne Gr. 3 2 1 0 1 0 333 112 297.32 12North Brunswick 4 3 1 0 0 0 469 206 227.67 12Box Hill North 3 2 1 0 1 0 270 217 124.42 12Manningham Cobras 4 2 2 0 0 0 412 222 185.59 8Masala 3 1 2 0 1 0 177 332 53.31 8Parkside 4 1 3 0 0 0 359 369 97.29 4Mt Lilydale 4 1 3 0 0 0 239 463 51.62 4South Mornington 3 0 3 0 1 0 95 361 26.32 4Chadstone 4 0 4 0 0 0 146 585 24.96 0

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

Canterbury 4 4 0 0 0 0 646 80 807.5 16Westbourne Gr. 3 3 0 0 1 0 493 75 657.33 16Box Hill North 3 2 1 0 1 0 327 182 179.67 12Point Cook 4 3 1 0 0 0 320 234 136.75 12South Mornington 3 2 1 0 1 0 191 309 61.81 12Manningham Cobras 4 2 2 0 0 0 426 162 262.96 8North Brunswick 4 2 2 0 0 0 340 293 116.04 8Chadstone 4 1 3 0 0 0 178 427 41.69 4Parkside 4 1 3 0 0 0 168 424 39.62 4Masala 3 0 3 0 1 0 86 514 16.73 4Mt Lilydale 4 0 4 0 0 0 146 621 23.51 0

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

Old Xaverians 4 4 0 0 0 0 342 170 201.18 16Hawthorn 3 2 1 0 0 1 395 194 203.61 12La Trobe University 4 3 1 0 0 0 299 170 175.88 12Richmond Central 4 2 2 0 0 0 255 233 109.44 8Ivanhoe 3 0 2 1 0 1 258 273 94.51 6Old Geelong 3 1 2 0 0 0 162 315 51.43 4Prahran Assumption 4 1 3 0 0 0 176 394 44.67 4NOBS/St Pats 3 0 2 1 0 0 166 369 44.99 2

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

St Francis Xavier 4 4 0 0 0 0 418 151 276.82 16Kew 4 3 1 0 0 0 442 205 215.61 12West Brunswick 4 3 1 0 0 0 315 182 173.08 12Albert Park 4 3 1 0 0 0 334 259 128.96 12MHSOB 4 2 2 0 0 0 276 192 143.75 8Ormond 4 1 3 0 0 0 191 389 49.1 4Westbourne Gr. 4 0 4 0 0 0 106 381 27.82 0UHS-VU 4 0 4 0 0 0 99 422 23.46 0


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

St Kevins 4 4 0 0 0 0 405 191 212.04 16St Bernards 4 3 1 0 0 0 480 219 219.18 12Old Xaverians 4 3 1 0 0 0 398 247 161.13 12Beaumaris 4 3 1 0 0 0 383 271 141.33 12De La Salle 4 2 2 0 0 0 281 244 115.16 8University Blues 4 2 2 0 0 0 262 316 82.91 8Old Trinity 4 1 3 0 0 0 235 315 74.6 4Old Scotch 4 1 3 0 0 0 232 318 72.96 4University Blacks 4 1 3 0 0 0 210 342 61.4 4Old Melburnians 4 0 4 0 0 0 94 517 18.18 0

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

Parkdale Vultures 4 4 0 0 0 0 456 132 345.45 16Whitefriars 4 3 1 0 0 0 361 200 180.5 12Old Ivanhoe Gr. 4 3 1 0 0 0 311 214 145.33 12Old Brighton 4 3 1 0 0 0 260 254 102.36 12St Bedes / Mentone Tigers 4 2 2 0 0 0 280 216 129.63 8Fitzroy 4 2 2 0 0 0 297 294 101.02 8Mazenod 4 1 3 0 0 0 240 258 93.02 4Marcellin 4 1 3 0 0 0 202 318 63.52 4Caulfield Gr. 4 1 3 0 0 0 216 345 62.61 4Collegians 4 0 4 0 0 0 104 496 20.97 0


Old Geelong 4 3 1 0 0 0 437 258 169.38 12Ormond 4 3 1 0 0 0 323 227 142.29 12Hampton Rovers 4 3 1 0 0 0 333 261 127.59 12Old Carey Gr. 4 3 1 0 0 0 295 233 126.61 12Old Xaverians 4 2 2 0 0 0 346 270 128.15 8Williamstown CYMS 4 2 2 0 0 0 334 294 113.61 8Old Camberwell Gr. 4 0 4 0 0 0 151 332 45.48 0St Bernards 4 0 4 0 0 0 156 500 31.2 0


Peninsula OB 4 4 0 0 0 0 533 130 410 16Therry Penola OB 4 4 0 0 0 0 280 207 135.27 16De La Salle 4 3 1 0 0 0 423 247 171.26 12St Kevins OB 4 3 1 0 0 0 314 185 169.73 12Monash Blues 4 3 1 0 0 0 275 296 92.91 12Northern Blues 4 2 2 0 0 0 435 209 208.13 8Parkdale Vultures 4 2 2 0 0 0 430 304 141.45 8Beaumaris 3 1 2 0 0 0 218 162 134.57 4Oakleigh 4 1 3 0 0 0 212 339 62.54 4Old Haileyburians 3 0 3 0 0 1 165 313 52.72 4MHSOB 4 0 4 0 0 0 144 521 27.64 0Point Cook 4 0 4 0 0 0 107 623 17.17 0

VAFA COLTSP W L D B FF For Agst % PTS

Mazenod 4 4 0 0 0 0 459 127 361.42 16St Bernards 4 3 1 0 0 0 333 198 168.18 12Ivanhoe 4 3 1 0 0 0 320 254 125.98 12UHS-VU / Flemington 4 2 2 0 0 0 291 175 166.29 8University Blues 4 2 2 0 0 0 328 364 90.11 8Old Paradians 3 1 2 0 0 1 147 349 42.12 8Parkside 3 1 2 0 0 1 62 188 32.98 8La Trobe University 4 1 3 0 0 0 230 173 132.95 4Williamstown CYMS 4 1 3 0 0 0 213 226 94.25 4Bulleen Templestowe 2 0 2 0 0 0 15 402 3.73 0


WINNING EDGE CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP

PREMIER RESERVESP W L D B FF For Agst % PTS

Old Xaverians 4 3 1 0 0 0 340 218 155.96 12Old Scotch 4 3 1 0 0 0 311 235 132.34 12Collegians 4 3 1 0 0 0 304 270 112.59 12University Blacks 4 3 1 0 0 0 273 265 103.02 12University Blues 4 2 2 0 0 0 316 225 140.44 8Old Trinity Gr. 4 2 2 0 0 0 253 240 105.42 8St Bernards 4 2 2 0 0 0 250 329 75.99 8De La Salle 4 1 3 0 0 0 272 264 103.03 4Beaumaris 4 1 3 0 0 0 218 301 72.43 4Old Carey Gr. 4 0 4 0 0 0 149 339 43.95 0

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

Old Trinity Gr. 4 4 0 0 0 0 314 251 125.1 16University Blues 4 3 1 0 0 0 412 260 158.46 12St Bernards 4 3 1 0 0 0 389 295 131.86 12Old Scotch 4 3 1 0 0 0 374 330 113.33 12Old Carey Gr. 4 2 1 1 0 0 330 311 106.11 10Old Xaverians 4 2 2 0 0 0 369 349 105.73 8De La Salle 4 1 3 0 0 0 335 401 83.54 4Collegians 4 1 3 0 0 0 275 343 80.17 4Beaumaris 4 0 3 1 0 0 295 429 68.76 2University Blacks 4 0 4 0 0 0 253 377 67.11 0

PREMIER THIRDSP W L D B FF For Agst % PTS

Old Xaverians 4 4 0 0 0 0 494 76 650 16St Kevins OB 4 4 0 0 0 0 326 138 236.23 16Collegians 4 3 1 0 0 0 233 263 88.59 12Old Scotch 4 2 2 0 0 0 294 164 179.27 8University Blues 4 2 2 0 0 0 292 177 164.97 8St Bernards 4 2 2 0 0 0 220 252 87.3 8Old Melburnians 4 1 3 0 0 0 216 322 67.08 4University Blacks 4 1 3 0 0 0 146 254 57.48 4De La Salle 4 1 3 0 0 0 131 424 30.9 4Beaumaris 4 0 4 0 0 0 119 401 29.68 0

PREMIER BP W L D B FF For Agst % PTS

Old Brighton Gr. 4 4 0 0 0 0 445 233 190.99 16St Kevins OB 4 4 0 0 0 0 482 284 169.72 16St Bedes / Mentone Tigers 4 3 1 0 0 0 459 322 142.55 12Old Melburnians 4 2 2 0 0 0 305 292 104.45 8AJAX 4 2 2 0 0 0 272 347 78.39 8Hampton Rovers 4 1 3 0 0 0 432 488 88.52 4Fitzroy 4 1 3 0 0 0 285 380 75 4Parkdale Vultures 4 1 3 0 0 0 249 333 74.77 4Mazenod 4 1 3 0 0 0 307 436 70.41 4Caulfield Gr. 4 1 3 0 0 0 219 340 64.41 4

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

St Kevins OB 4 4 0 0 0 0 456 133 342.86 16Old Melburnians 4 3 1 0 0 0 359 227 158.15 12Old Brighton Gr. 4 3 1 0 0 0 280 207 135.27 12St Bedes / Mentone Tigers 4 3 1 0 0 0 371 303 122.44 12Fitzroy 4 2 2 0 0 0 267 181 147.51 8Parkdale Vultures 4 2 2 0 0 0 273 321 85.05 8Caulfield Gr. 4 2 2 0 0 0 284 359 79.11 8Mazenod 4 1 3 0 0 0 249 329 75.68 4AJAX 4 0 4 0 0 0 131 321 40.81 0Hampton Rovers 4 0 4 0 0 0 132 421 31.35 0

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

Old Xaverians 4 4 0 0 0 0 629 119 528.57 16St Kevins 4 3 1 0 0 0 311 222 140.09 12Old Trinity 4 3 1 0 0 0 371 352 105.4 12Old Carey 3 2 1 0 0 1 203 231 87.88 12Fitzroy 4 1 3 0 0 0 247 311 79.42 4AJAX (Black) 4 1 3 0 0 0 253 347 72.91 4Mazenod 4 1 3 0 0 0 234 358 65.36 4AJAX (Red) 3 0 3 0 0 0 121 429 28.21 0


Club Seniors Reserves U19/Colts

Thirds/CXVIII Total

St Kevins OB 16 8 12 4 40

Ormond 16 6 9 1 32

Old Brighton Grammarians 16 6 9 0 31

Ivanhoe 12 8 9 1 30

Peninsula OB 12 6 12 0 30

Old Ivanhoe Grammarians 12 6 9 3 30

Monash Blues 12 4 3 9 28

Old Xaverians 8 6 9 4 27

St Bernards 12 4 9 2 27

Marcellin OC 8 6 3 3 20

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