week's "Amateur Footballer", I reported that a to transfer from one club to another has bee n to a reinstated player in circumstances wher e scribed 22 week period expired after 30 Jun e . There is now some doubt as to the correctness of decision and the permit has been rescinded unti l -cudve Committee has considered the matte r s scheduled to do on August 2) and wher e uid determine whether such transfer was within -tiles of the Association . Because the Executive ^`-r this week's publication deadline, the decisio n cutive will be reported in next week's otballer. " ;ho believe they have recently retired players ve played a total of 300 senior, under 19 or :ative VAFA matches should advise the VAFA names and their games played will be checked. s are correct, players will be admitted to the 30 0 <_ a luncheon during the finals . CTIVE EVENING successful evening last Wednesday. Terrific rice and ideas and many fine people who jed views and developed a shared desire to form te Research Collective . vv ue a summary of the evening's activities to ho attended shortly. Clubs who did not attend would like to have a nominated person added "-A Chapter data base please email or fax me rson's name, email, fax, address di ails . Mv details are fax 9531 2050 o srn.au JUNIOR FOOTY IN GO' ed to be in attendance at the St .1 ards ' tch luncheon last Saturday . Featured at th e re ex-FootscraV champion St _- . . and Bulldog' I tore . who both coach St . 'junior teams . ?ards were playing Old Trinity on the day an d lentally Steve Wallis is a former student of Grammar . Steve and Tony both spoke at th e on and truly were both magnificent examples o f ° putti ^ back into the game that made the m e . The classic comment from Steve Wallis I hope to have some pictures ready for publication next week . FIRST 1€%? Congratulations t o with another 7 last week for a total to date of 114 . Tony Macgeorge (M e nt o n c . :_-3 .:for being the first player to kick 100 goals this season . Tony reached the 100 in round 13 when he kicked 10 . He followed up STATE IMATCM 200 2 It is hoped that beginning next year the three states (SA . WA and Victorian Amateur Associations) will begin a three ~artthree state National Amateur Cl The Championship will get off the ground if a sponsor can be found Y-rho, 11 cover all costs associated with travel . The -- a matches is: 2602: SA.` -L v . --"FA (Adelaide) ; t?dAAFL v. SAAFL (Perth ) 2003: SAAFL v. WAAFL (Adelaide) ; WAAFL v . VAFA (Perth) VAFA v . WAAFL (Melbourne) ; VAFA v . SAAFL (Melbourne) Four points - win ; 2 points - draw, with the team with the most points after three years becoming the National Amateur Champion . Matches for our C to D team, our regular senior matches against the VCFL and Under 19 teams are being planned as well and will be independent of this senior Championship . THE JOUF=~i~1!P,L O" TH°~ VICTORIA N AMATEUR FOOTBA PrIcE m a T, -
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week's "Amateur Footballer", I reported that ato transfer from one club to another has bee nto a reinstated player in circumstances wher e
scribed 22 week period expired after 30 Jun e. There is now some doubt as to the correctness ofdecision and the permit has been rescinded until-cudve Committee has considered the matter
s scheduled to do on August 2) and wher euid determine whether such transfer was within-tiles of the Association . Because the Executive^`-r this week's publication deadline, the decisio n
cutive will be reported in next week'sotballer. "
;ho believe they have recently retired playersve played a total of 300 senior, under 19 or:ative VAFA matches should advise the VAFA
names and their games played will be checked.s are correct, players will be admitted to the 30 0
<_ a luncheon during the finals .
CTIVE EVENINGsuccessful evening last Wednesday. Terrific
rice and ideas and many fine people whojed views and developed a shared desire to form
te Research Collective .vv ue a summary of the evening's activities toho attended shortly. Clubs who did not attendwould like to have a nominated person added"-A Chapter data base please email or fax me
rson's name, email, fax, address di ails . Mvdetails are fax 9531 2050 o
srn.auJUNIOR FOOTY IN GO'
ed to be in attendance at the St.1 ards 'tch luncheon last Saturday . Featured at th e
re ex-FootscraV champion St _- . . and
Bulldog' I tore . who both coach St .'junior teams .
?ards were playing Old Trinity on the day an dlentally Steve Wallis is a former student ofGrammar. Steve and Tony both spoke at the
on and truly were both magnificent examples o f° putti ^ back into the game that made the m
e . The classic comment from Steve Wallis
I hope to have somepictures ready forpublication next week .
FIRST 1€%?Congratulations t o
with another 7 last week for a total to date of 114 .
Tony Macgeorge (Ment o nc .:_-3 .:for being thefirst player to kick 100 goals this season . Tony reachedthe 100 in round 13 when he kicked 10. He followed up
STATE IMATCM 2002It is hoped that beginning next year the three states
(SA. WA and Victorian Amateur Associations) will begina three ~artthree state National Amateur
Cl
The Championship will get off the ground if a sponsorcan be found Y-rho, 11 cover all costs associated withtravel .The -- a matches is:2602: SA.` -L v . --"FA (Adelaide); t?dAAFL v. SAAFL(Perth )2003: SAAFL v. WAAFL (Adelaide) ; WAAFL v . VAFA
(Perth)
VAFA v . WAAFL (Melbourne); VAFA v . SAAFL(Melbourne)Four points - win ; 2 points - draw, with the team withthe most points after three years becoming the NationalAmateur Champion .Matches for our C to D team, our regular seniormatches against the VCFL and Under 19 teams arebeing planned as well and will be independent of this
senior Championship .
THE JOUF=~i~1!P,L O" TH°~ VICTORIA N AMATEUR FOOTBA
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WITNESSED one of the best moments in my fouryears with the VAFA last Saturday at - i_ . Turnto page 33 and FTLOTG for the rej,~)rt .
-IN A remarkable season, where the top half of theladder has had teams rotating the spots, threematches will point to how the finals will line up .
TODAY, top sides St Kevins and Marcellin clash andwhile the Eagles look to have ensured their first minorA Section premiership, SKOBS have won seven oftheir past eight . Nine rounds ago though it was a 2-4ratio and my e-mail couldn't handle the criticism ofcoach - dl en. Last time at Bulleen,the Eagles nearly doubled SKOBS with half ofMarcellin's score coming from their twin-tower s
a( i id Chris .drew at South Yarra, when th e
Bernies had 17 players in the last quarter, and nowfive per cent separates them . " kc° handed theBlues a six-goal lesson with Lu' e kicking 10but today, after Luke kicked four for Essendon in theVFL last week, he shouldn't be there . Blues coach Lee
ar said regardless of Hawkins running out"we've got a certain game plan no matter who weplay' .
Last time Old Trinity defeated, )d by 39 pointsand vs cruised against O1 ;_- - :, . m .
WEEK, University Bit ' delivered on coachLee Adamson's prediction that his list was back to itsstrongest with a remarkable burst of five unansweredgoals in the first 10 minutes of the last quarter againstMHSOB. Four of them were from C` in -1yanwho ironically practises his goal kicking at -"elbourneHigh-
"I went down to MHS, which I live near, on the Friday,"Christian revealed .With captain Gil McLachlan, offafter aggravating an ankle injury, 196c mNailon dominated the ruck in the last term and hehelped double the Blues' three-quarter time score .The win sets up a mirror of last year where the Bluessnuck into the finals. Adamson said: "We're lowerthan a 50 per cent chance to make the four . We wantto win every game. "Over the past month our midfield,Jason Coulloupas, Tom Wilcox and Drew Slimmonhave been doing the job . "
-ST KEMS killed vs at stoppages to pound theirway to second spot for the first time this season . Xavsswitched Michael Blood an d Matt McCarthy fromthe ruck to centre-half forward such was the effort ofRyan Grinter. Steve O'Connor came of agedominating the centre . Xavs coach TimO'Shaughnessy said the double chance wasn't an
issue . "We're justlooking at making thefour," O'Shaughnessysaid. Daniel P .̀kicked a snap-shot for Xavs from 40 metres on 1boundary to register for Goal of the Year. =.vMc mg-Allen said his tearn had been plarmirevenge since their round 51oss .
_ '_Jarred and C' Purcell g,a height advantage at half-forward as the Eagfought off a determined od which had nipremiership players from Iast year in its team . J
e, who played with Richmond last year, wasexcellent mid-fielder and there are more headachessta ~)r sad, one of his Hawthorn heroes, Ca
starred in the reserves.
-N] ` )ffitcheifl rebounded from injury to register figoals for St Ben r ; as the Dogs kept their seasalive while making 7 i` a' ; mission difficult.
-OLD Scotch's ,'s five goals was tdifference over C a, which mathematicacould still avoid relegation, at EP. Scotch coaAndrew Smith said: "The higher sides play each othand we play sides above us so if we can keep wirmu
1 fl! make the finals".
_.AAY.~" it FOCUS, ' 3 TEEK : U .
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Christian received a silver medal at the SydnOlympics when he rowed in the eight at Penrith Lakfinishing 0 .8 of-a-second behind Great Britain . Thisa year off for Christian, 24, so he's back playing toofor the first time in five years, and he's picking updozen kicks a game . "We had a 99 per cent good reand we needed a 100 per cent to take gold . "It was ~unbelievable experience. "I've learnt a lot abopreparation and performing and I take a lot of thinto my footy ." He does eight training sessions a wet- five are for rowing and the others for the Blue"Footy training at this level is easier."
COACH FOCUS, THIS WEEM ST KEVINS' PMMCARTHUR-ALLEN
Mike, 47, has been coaching for half his life . It begaas a player-coach at BuIleen United . Despite hlongevity Mike has only coached one club Ipremiership success and that was Ormond, and Ipicked up five A Section flags there in six years . Borand raised in Carlton Mike's inspiration for coachirwas Ron Barass! when he went to the Blues eplaying coach . "At school when other kids wanted Ibe a Brocvnlow Medallist I wanted to coach . "b;i a~aip com.au
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Hate s_; milestone in the Club
rday . ' 1 ;l .ers" who turned fifty this,:es~ .lted :ie Club in all of the pas ts, he has also served as President,
. Treasurer and is currently ou r.Aivrays happy and willing to do his bi t
'{erS° is also one of our current
' /Club i$ umpires and this Saturday wil l" Iv swap, his footie jumper for his whites .ir_e "Stockers", keep up the good world! "
__ - would like to congratulate the2 players recently on achievin g
the club . ."', associated at the clt=il
to , arlk _or ii r
ser . ce over a nu er of •^ars .
- would like to congratulate Tomwho played his 100th senior/reservethe Club last Saturday agains t
-, . Tow-, a product of the Club's successfu l19 teams of the late 90's, has made a
ie r~turn to the Club aftc ~ a` ig iy stintdone to °
senior game
- co: -atulat "cad on; tod<_ .. egan playing
tedit' : :- - bee lea integral partside . __ter w~.l ' -his second B&F
re spent three seasons overseasig his career before returning this yearup Where he left off. Plying in the centre
. Reidy thrives on getting the "hardas always giving 100% for his team andL ; t OBGFC look forcrard to many more
J of itertainment both on and off he fiel dyou the best of luck today
OLD Si ' "ti;'ri 4.2 . 7 .7 10 .10 14.18 (102)OLD ~ Ni _ ~)N 4.1 6 .3 8.11 10.14 (74)
Old-Scott t: H . Thomas 5 MeCarroli 2 A . Crow 2 Kitchen RatcliffePhillips Robinson Aujard . Best: Robinson Gnatt Phillips Aujard KitchenBrooke.
A. trrley . Hinton (F) T. Dornom R Nation (B) V. Vescovi J . Robinso n
' ikon: A. Ginnavin 3 Bristow 3 Gadsden Dickerson Barro wMl--1, t : Lennox Raju A . Gmnavin Bristow Smith Jackson. Umpires:
(G)OLD U.', _ S 3.2 9.5 13.6 16.8 (104)
ST KEVINS 7 .6 12 .11 14.14 19 .16 (130)Old Xaveriuns: Donati 3 McCarthy 2 Ellis 2 Clarke 2 B Coughlan 2Lethiean Cowers A McDonald Blood Woodruff. Best :: McCarthy Donattrowers A McDonald Brushneld Sassi . St Kevins : Fraser 4 JGiansiracusa 4 Groner 2 Bowles 2 O'Shea Sadler O'Connor B DollmanM Giansiracusa Crohan Byrne . Best :: Fraser Grinter Callery LynchSadler Byrne . Umpires : R. Sneddon J. McNiece (F) N . Woods B.
Corcoran (B) R . Parry S. Cattle G ):01CELL1Pd 4.5 9.11 12 .15 19.24 (138).' . ENOD 4.2 7.2 11.5 14.7 (91)
rceBin: Treganowan 7 Cox 2 Forced 2 Ibrahim 2 White 2 JarredL.atterv Dinneen Romantn . Best: Slattery Seabury Cox Treganowan
Hantey Linden Fisher. Best : Sharp Linden McIntyre Hanley Parry Hose .Umpires : R . Eastwood T . Sutcliffe (F) J . Forsyth D . Cusack (B) C. ArcotK . Pitcher (G )MHSOB 5 .1 10.4 14.9 15 .12 (102)
UNIVERSITY BLUES 4.4 7.8 8.11 16 .15 (111)AiI3SOB: Bamert 3 Simpson 3 G McCully 2 S McCully Woodley JosephSaultry White McIntyre Adcock. Best : Cassell McIntyre S McCully RCiowes Simpson 4:'oodley . University Blues : C Ryan 7 Lowcock 4 Nation2 Shannon North Wilcox. Best: Hutchins McEw7n C Ryan Nation McKie
Gates .Unaniras: G. Curran J . Kvins (F) S . Caruso R . Mutton (B) D. Napoli B.
St.Bernard's: Calthorpe 2 Tankey Overman Osborne D . Thomas. Best:Rahiti Campbell Tankey James Mount Holland James . Old Trinity:
Barr 3 T .Cade 2 Cornell 2 Lauletta . Best : Ward Shaughnessy T.CadeCooper Lautetta Barr .
TODAY'S MATCHES.A Section
Old Brighton v . Old Xaverian sSt . Kevins v . Marcellin at Trevor Barker
Oval, Sandringham (Saturday) .
Old Trinity v . Mazenod
University Blues v. Old ScotchSt. Bernards v . MHSOB
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It does appear that the top 2 positions are definitelydecided, but the race is on for spots 3 and 4, withany two of five possibly being able to fill the breach.ReviewThe great man himself, E . E . Gunn hosted theafternoon tea, as Ormond kept their slim final'shopes alive by accounting for Old Haileybury by 8pts . There wasn't much in the game all day, as theqtr by qtr scores indicate . It was `Big M' day for thehome side, as McConvill ran riot and was assisted byMartin and Miller. Graves, Pountney and Harropbattled manfully for the visitors .At the home of footy, EP, Old Paradiaass marchedon their winning way, when they accountedcomfortably for Beaumaris by 38 pts, and saved mefrom mowing Banksia Reserve with nail clippers!! A7 goal 2nd qtr was the breakaway time for the OPs,and the contest was over at 1/2 time . Stevens,Richardson and Sinclair played well for the winners,whilst Black, Gibson and Bryce were good playersfor the losing side .It was certainly death in Brunswick last week .Possibly the death of N t1Bs' fmals chances, as theywere pulverised by the juggernaut of B Section inOld Ivanhoe by 63 pts . It was all over at the mainbreak with 01 holding a 35 pt lead . Oates, Tully andYoung went bananas for the Brown and Whites andVogels, Sanders and Booth stood tall for the Purpleand Whites.At the Junction Oval, Old Melburnians kept theirfinal four hopes alive with a come from behind winagainst the plucky Therry to fall over the line by 5pts . OMs were staring down the barrel of a 25 ptdeficit at 1/2 time, but 6 goals to 2 in the second halfwas enough to see them victorious . Treloar, Berryand Thompson were fine players for OMs . Therry sbest were Appleford, Evans and Crotty.Finally, out at our very own tree-hugger's haven(Donvale), itefritt rs gave away a 10 pt lead at qtrtime, and were overrun big time, as De La Salle ranriot and won easily by 79pts. An 11 goal 2nd term byDLS blew the home side to the shizenhausen, andthat fat sheila sang very loudly at the main break.Hall, Harrison and Morel were good contributors forDLS and were opposed by M. Carbone, Northey andWood who performed solidly for the vanquished.PreviewSome belters greet us this week. And with yourstruly spearing to the front again in the North WestFM tipping contest with a 5, I'm on fire! !
This week you can buy those oil company shares, asOld Paradians (1 /2) do have to travel all the way to
McKinnon to tackleOld Haiteybazxy(6/4) . Mick Dwyerwill be treating thisas a mini final. Mat tRyan and his charges contin : c o: t'= ir m ;Anyone who can topple the ilag faxou,iLvs twlce awho are in the form they are in right now deservebe, and white shorts or not, it will not stop the Gmachine . OPs by 19pts .There is definitely a game at our beachside i ~si erthis week, as Beaarxrraris (5 / 1) host - ", 1fJim Durnan will gather all his locals thi sone more prayer-a-thon, as today is the lestthe dice - defeat today and unfortunately, if • sfor 2401 . It ;vrill be joy for NOBs today as I think tlthe home side will fall short and as much as it paime to say it, fi nd themselves in C Section in 20CNOBs by 4 0pts .Do yourself a favour an d GET YOUR BACKSIDE 'MALVERN (Melways #69A2) . Here it is - thea-veight clash . De Salle (4/5) ~•
:"/5) . Paul Cooper and his lac:3yours truly) are camping at the club i :crunch time for DLS. Similarly, tii ~ coat Pine Lodge would desperately want the b- girights that go with top spot . I should be a,: .mp u cit a draw, but no, I'll put my gonads on the fine .to win 4 pts .The folks at Oak Park put on their afternoon spreeas Therry (2/ 1) roll out the red carpet to B SectioaJekyll (or is it Hyde this weeK?) in Ormond (i J3) .I ever coach out at Oak Park a ~_ain, it will her ofrom a hot air balloon, because I'm sure t
o banned for selecting the locals to get t_The bookies i11 have it right, though < :d r o iwill win todae )pts .
Finallv, -.- ~ (5/2) hegame at Dom to play _- -at the home foe , EP. Even Lbat OMs' second home ground ,,?), and I t' a bun
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De La Salle v . Old IvanhoeTherry Penola v. Orm : ;
VThitefriars v. Old Melburnians ; , ;-
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in great clubmen and have served the
e club against Ormonddringharn U19's straight
ith OH in 95 ande a regular member of the senior backline .
"Force" from all at the Bloods . Congratulationson playing his 50th
Well done `Brando".
- would like to con adulateWood, ff3 r and
on playing their v . _I se club . Also 1 00 Games - Round 13
and Andrew Glel~.~ play thei res for the club against 'Merry. Ricbie' a
of the Under 19s 1996 and Senior D Grade 1998sides, and Andrew a member of the Under
t 6 seasons . 150 meet-Todayand Nor play their
uie club. 'MaggsV stas t i with the duband apart from a short stint in Europe in 1999,
i a consistent member of both Senior and Reserv eis best remembered for his running goals and
at torment of opposition forwards. Wormy, ay skilled utility, started with the club in 1993 an d
been a consistent performer for both Senior an dve Grade sides. Maggsy and hTormy are always at
ub functions and are very popular and well respected fo ref ° rts for the Friars over the past decade. Well done
e - Congratulations to The Big Box Man ,° F3u#-1, . Played his i5€1t31 game for the
b Last week (28/7) for the Reserves . Started with the19's in 1991, p1- . many games with the W's as asult of agoc d p 'Dck and no.v with the Ressies. Wellnel ,;~-fell.a?
Oid _`, ee - All at Old Ivanhoe would like toiLratulate the following players on achieving individual
u,~ies . James Hope 50 games on 14/7 against
-mond, a state representative and one of the upcomin glimnpionsoftheUAFA,'.1' mt'Egg' Css aclC, 1 50
es, four time winner of our reserves goallockin g1 _~, :y plying his re Vd goal opportunism in the't) J-_'s, d1'Q .. •
. .. .:- - C3C n . a gutsy
and Chris F 50 one of thei,i,',<As of the reserves .
Old ::` : ~Aburrlias.as - Last Saturday "-ated his 100th game. The players responded-lillgly for Geoff and pulled off a hard fought 5 poin t
, ,- . . r Therry. Geoff is a very popular guy at the footylul), helping to organise dub social functions, and
ig all with plenty of laughs with his rahacky sensellumour. After celebrating his Milestone with team
m .:tes, late Saturday night Geoff was struck by a car and, now in Intensive Care at the Alfred Hospital. The,nnnittee, players and supporters of the Old
burnians send their love and support to Geoffs familyin this difficult time, everybody s till being in a state of'!Y-ek that this could happen to such a great person. Get
,:al sson Geoff, all the O .M'S are with you and your
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Firstly tlike to t` afro mBenSaturd iy. ' )eirdifficult ;, : :uu,ion .and will be back cweeks .
Tigers keep their chan,vs a --e-°victory over Collegians, the eesare ended L ; (7--,'S, Rovers back therunning for iance et c.PIEVIE,
Olt Acreman on fire kickedthe first 4 an upset waslooming. But er 3 5 twins to 7 infavor of the visitors s a contest .OIvY'S controlled t~,e - ; -- ~ of the lastquarter but could not y leeway orget closer enough to -_-•;,ho secureda good win miles fro i home . McPhersondominated around the g:ounu, Luke Flemingquietened Acreman, and Flaherty Rush weregood too . For the Panthers Dutchy is away andSammy forgot to play .
we started well in e cryquarter agaiist th
e but just could not ke 3 i' .e momentun igas the Fields would get their runn' ig g< megoing and were able to increase their margil~ atevery stage to shrug off the determinedBullants and stay away from the dreaded "R"word. Caulfield's best were Blair Hall upforward, Liddell, and Nick Craven, while for theBullants Patio with 6 was excellent backed upby Burridge and Hare .
Prahran had plenty of the ball but an inabilityto capitalize and inaccuracy did not help theircause but they were competitive . But theRovers played pretty well and moved the ballaround crisply and sharply were more directand will certainly improve in ensuing weekswhen a few of their injured players return .Drew "Doc Anderson again would havecollected some votes, with Steve Anderson,Timmy Wilmott and Carr also playing well . ForPrahran their best were the Wizard Andre Pitts,supported by Joel Kellow and Luke Norman .
Ajax put up a great display against Glen Eia•aat Albert Park leading at every stage but finallyfalling short by some 17 points .It had been awhile since the Sainters had played on a big
ground and in thesunshine and thisplus the Jackasgood play may havecontributed to theirtardiness and slow start . But in the end hapfto secure the important 4 points . Bettfplayers were Gilmore, Massis and MimDimachki for his containing game onrampaging Rosen who with 5 was the Jackabest, Brad Davis was also dangerous anMarty Halphen and Jona Segal battled hard aday .
were ahead all day but were be< te :important centre clearances on h
sM ro in . ic last term a sut in a sensational effo_ - t
come - om 5 goals behind to record a greamorale boosting 8 point victory and the chancof fmal's action . Both Moose McCraw and JuteWintle turned on match winning performance,and they were well supported by the likes aJames Drury, Tim Beasley and Mark SellingsFor the Lions Brock McKenzie was great all da,kicking 8, 5 of them in the third, witiHartshorne and Knox working hard all day a :well .
W
I Albert Park C+ should bounce baelto i'le winning list rather quickly by defeatin€the battling -, aplestowe. Believe theBullants are doing the smart thing andblooding some of their Under 19's whichaugers well for their future but I don't thinlithey are ready yet to defeat the might of theLions v)must in to keep the Rovers at bay.
.; ians versus OldbeL in the racecourse should be
an interes"ng game. Both play similar stylesan rely on their running game to beat theiropposition . The Panthers would have beendisappointed last week and may not be able torecover their momentum today, so I'm tippingthe Fields to record another win .
St Bodes Mentone-Tigers make the small trekacross town to Toorak Park to tackle -Have become the giant killers in the last coupleof weeks the Tigers knocking off the two topsides and now if another games result goestheir way could see themselves in the fourtonight . This will be enough incentive for themto win today although the Two Blues will try
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ir best to make it tough for them .
his side of town . Both sides will have players
or the occasion and beat a side above them o n
l•omrstora Rovers will enjoy Albert Park as it is,uilar to David Street in size and surface .
,~jax will certainly test them for a fair portionof the game especially if Rosen and Davis areon song, but having now bridged the gap onCollegians, Rovers will not let that slip byoutting in a bad one today and will go home
;th the four points .
Today's game at Mackie Road will be like aGrand Final for Glen Eira . They have been inthe four all year but now if they go down today~}1ey are out, a scenario that would not pleasecc,ach Beddoe . It is going to be hard for them
;, ; the Bombers have really done nothing;,; rong although both their losses have been
, ,turning from injury and it will boil down tovcho wants it more, and perhaps with their
lislals chances on the line the Sainters will lift
the ladder for the first time this year . .
PRESS CORRESPONDENTS
This Week's Black List ; Old Mentonians only .
Please keep up the good work guys onlyanother 4 weeks to go . The numbers are 9-5531561 home phone and fax, 0412 213 541 is themobile, or drop me an email tobraialecr'optusnet .cozn .au .
A„F~ Congratulates defender L'on reaching his 150 th ~a_ale with the Club last%veek . Mat started with the Club's Under 19'sin 1994 and has been a regular Senior playersince 1995 . A dashing back pocket, Duda was: , vital member of the 1999 Senior PremiershipLeam and he has also been a great Club manheading the Social committee for m any years .A. true champion, both on and off the field heis admired by all at AJAX who congratulatehim on his milestone . Well done Duda .
Hampton Racers: Duddy 5 Marshall 3 Flahlte 2 David Anderson LanaganMcGregor Midwinter Nitschke. Best: Duddy D. Anderson Ftahve WheelerWoolrich Lanagan. Prahran: W . Watford 2 Stewart 2 Killeen Fraser Lane
Beattie . Best: Beatte Eastham Fraser Wtlde Stewart Kairouz.
GLEN EIRA 0.0 0.0 1.3 1.4(10)
AJAX 4.2 8.6 15.7 18.8 (116)
AJAY_ D .Rubenstein 4 Basist 4 Buckley 3 Lelkovic 2 Krasnostein 2E.Rubenstetn 2 Jolson. Best : Buckley D .Rubenstein Roth Let}rovic FinkelGodlewlcz. Glen Eira: A . Game. Best: hlascali Richard Plerez Jones Dootan
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T1' ; _ f"S MATCHESC Section
Collegians v. Bulleen-TemplestoweCaulfield Gr. v. Old Mentonians
Glen Eira v . Old Essendon
Prahran Amateurs v. St . Bedes Mentone TigersAJAX v . Hampton Rovers
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C SectionAJAX - CAULFIELD f :` 1 COLLEGIANS GLEN EIRA
Coach: Mark Sarau Coach: Dean Anderson Coach: Tim Hart Coach: Paul BeddoeRes Coach : David Marks Coach : Dean Matthews Res Coach :Kornel Dachs Res. Coach : Gary Irvine Res Coach : Phil Jones
Res Coach : John Stanton 1 D. Rosman 1 J .Dixon I M .2 J Ritterman 1 J Prior 2 B . Hall 2 N. Johnson 2 N. Astapenk o3 B Davis (DVC)
2 G Alexander 2 A. Carver 3 B .Mooney 3 C Massi s4 M Dudakov (VC
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5 M Rajch4 W Thompson (DVC) 3 S. Stevenson 5 R. Henebery DVC)
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6 D Kalb 6 P Graham 4 M . Liddell 5 D . Greeves (RC)) 6 J . Zagame7 M Konsky
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8 P. Tsagliotis9 A Rosen
9 Ch Parris 6 M. Harrison 8 C. Unsworth (C) 9 G. Hayes Dewa r10 G Dukes
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The struggle for entry into the 2nd Semi is moreinteresting than it was a few weeks back .Percentage only now divides the top three, withthe Hoes having the softer run home compare dwith that of the Bears or Wells . The Hoes meetno side presently in the four, while the Bearsand Wells each play Aquinas . The Bloods lookquite safe though, hard to see either the Blues orPanthers beating them at this stage .The John Elliott 250th went off without a hitch(apart from him being in a losing side!), and itwas the largest crowd I've seen at the BulleenCampus . Thanks go to the field Umps, IanBurgess & Peter Griffiths, for their cooperation .Especial thanks to St Leos President, KevinWitham, and his entire Club, who could hardlyhave been more helpful throughout, and whoseparticipation in the biggest after match at OldCarey in years was superb. DavidRimmington, the Carey Sports ComplexFacilities Manager, was a tower of strength, aswere the whole Mudge family . All in all,Amateur Football did itself proud .Old Carey went down fighting against St Leos inan entertaining match in which the Animalsestablished a four goal break early in the 1stterm and defended it effectively from then on .The Panthers had their chances in the 3rd whenthey controlled the ball but kicked 2 .10 to wastetheir good up field play. James Manton in themiddle, David Pitcher on the ball, and flankerMatthew Flood, all did well for a very even bunchof Animals ; Travis Bull was a powerhouse atCHB & in the Ruck for the Panthers, MartinHeppell a dynamic on bailer, and Chris Hickeyeffective through the middle and at FF .University Blacks found the going hard againstMonash Blues in the 1st & last terms, but didenough in the two middle segments to take thepoints and the Cowen Frearson Cup . Blackshad a host of good players with Jimmy Ryanhaving a ton of kicks on the ball, Sling McArthursimilarly in the centre, and Moose Mackie wasstrong at CHB . For the Blues, Chopper Newmanstarred at HB and on the ball, Liam Hollowaycontested well at CHF, Sam Lloyd at HBF andBen Merlin on a wing also had good ones .Ivanhoe Assumption had a gutsy win overBanyule, neither team being at full strength, butthe Hoes' big 3rd quarter put them ahead after atorrid first half, and they were able to answereverything the Bears threw at them in the tense4th term. Hoes U 19's skipper, Eilan Healy was
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St Leos Emmaus battle University Blacks in avery interesting game; statistically, both stillhave a wisp of a chance of making the four, soneither will have the foot off the peddle today,just in case. Last time round, Blacks found theAnimals' mosquito fleet hard to counter, andthey'll have the same problem today. That, plusthe odd geometry of Bennettswood, leans metowards the home side to take the points by awhisker. A prediction which should give KaneBowden added ammunition! !Monash Blues host Ivanhoe Assumption, an d,regardless of the Hoes injury woes, the visitorsshould be too desperate and committed to letthis one slip . The Ashers' ground speed willstretch the Hoes to the limit ; but the latter'sdisciplined approach should give them a 5-6goal win.Aquinas welcomes Banyule in a real test of howwell the Bloods are travelling, and how the Bearsare coping with injuries. Two weeks back, theHoes found the Bloods' scoring power a handful,and so will the Bears today . By the same token
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Yv. uv .-u ~_ LU , a_ . T is great early90's form in finals and rep s . le was helpedby Stephen Klrsenov, rv.iore derson !Drew Slimmon for the Blues to to s by15 points, 9 .14 (68) to 6 .4 (40). -Byrns, Nic Morey, And Dave Coi net,' 9in defeat for the Bloc : .A coi,nie of re<# in ,Th ~ IFC lege
: 1 400 VA A c,.j C No t
space to record all C- .rr; ,;. Nottoo m< <iy coaches chalk up 200 games h a clu b
at Old Mentonians congratulated BertCa: ert.1- :s to Peninsula's strong leader Peter
all .
For -jre fourth successive season Old Scotch andOld Xaverians met in Club XVIII South GrandFinal. In the three previous games in 1996, OXhad scored 33 goals to OS's 7 goals . OX were redhot favourites . Well, at the last change the scoreswere OX 4.5 (29) to OS 4 .2 (26) . OX were toostrong and celebrated so well they failed to send inbest ,1~-.yers and goalkickers . Old Scotch's bestwere ° ; ontgomery, Langley, Williamson . Finalseor : ere OX 8.7 (55) to OS 5 .4 (34 )
a dual best and fairest and inspiration t o
:aGt9 - 199 1Old Hk f' eyburians beat second team Collegians by5 points to be one game out of the four, finalscores 17 .13 to 16 .14. Rick Schober kicked his5th goal for Collegians at the 31 minute mark andthen surged forward only to hear the siren . BestWere Schober . Mount, 'Wallace (Coll), and OldHaileybury saw wonderful performances byAndrew Walden (7 goals), Seccull, Williams .'D' section scribe Peter Lemon returned fromAfrica and boasted to the other scribes that he hadan International tipping record - 100% . He'dpicked Italy to Win the first Italy v . Namibia Rugbytest .
Robin Martin, after 18 years became the firstMHSOB player to reach 300 games whichincluded 180 senior games . A wonderfulclubman, Robin had been a member of thecommittee since 1977 . As the scribe said "a social
mogul" and "legend"MHSOB salutedRobin for his service.It was 300 gamesand no more "'I""1
L . .t tea':- for d,Cir p CU19 championships, ;'A' section umpires v ?reJustin Toohev. Gen ;She<
yon and oan in the Vic Heal
C oilingwood .
Par' side r 1 0 , ef the 'B' section foura Fall n__. . er L i ~,L3 114t;n Fatvkner inflicted a 4
poini defeat c : , he Red Devils, 11 .15 to 5 .8 . Bt,were Rhodes, Mitchell, Young (Facvkner) anSturgess, Papas, Coleman (P'side).100 games to Collegians David Tadgell, noted fchis team spirit and courage and his willing set
'-) out around the club .- 1 ` ' 3n + )ngratulated former te <
' on being a memb __ ;i,8 hat won a gold medal at h ,
c ._L - tes.250 games to -nl vfahony, one of the famou :
-hony clan at El ernvrick (David, 200 plus ancDelegate) ar ' for Peter Ferguson (Preston
srong mat I great dash has been ar>et to the club .0 g nes to Bt" f in captain Richar d
o y, 7 times best and ,t, and 'E' sectio n
and 7 other grand r ,
Was won their fourth on ,p inmatches .
a sUWwilcn u .l oeteated second placed B uTeanplesto-we by 38 points . The' Fields s ivery well when Alan Nalder kicked 5 goa lfirst term and they led by 24 points a tti-ne, never to be challenged. Nalder fuii__iet10 goals, with Kanis, Matthew, J . Stone, cand Royals good players .Old Pardians second in 'B' were far too goc forUni Blacks, fourth 9 .9 to 2 .4 . Best were P. Wood,Spillane, Heffernan (Old Paradians) andAlexander, Marks, Hyett (Uni Blacks).
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(191) to 6. (18) Neff Roberts gav a ; ':iy
and cati ~°d it all with 17 goals, ably Bob S at Keith Marshall.
Leading , -i,',crs in 'A' were Duncan .(Um Biu °s) 78, followed by Sam Biriles (HarnptonRovers) 38, Eaton (B'wick) 35, Evan McGregor(Ormond) 31, and Manson Russel (Old Scotch) .
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rrovedable to ''ek themselves to victory ove rby thirty five points. This contrasted with th r onegoal total in Round 13 . The seaside air must havehelped!
, P ola had probably their best result of th eZen with straight kicking they defeated
by fifty four points .Salle can thank their own second quarter
efforts as well as the inaccuracy ol °' ° in thesecond half, for their six point victory. matchwas a bit of a high standard and displayed many ofthe skills of Australian Football . Best for De La Sallewere ; veterans, Phil Brasher and Brendan Boy aswell as Captain, David "Bomber" Jennings andStuart Lewin . Nigel MacPherson in the ruck wasbest for Prahran . He was assisted by Chris Belez,"Ant" (Anthony) Lawrence and Andrew Tucker .01 were impressive as they overpowered an under strength Mazenod by seventyeight points . '' ie "O.M's" were well served by No . 53as a half forward and Michael Verge, whose odds fora second Mason Medal have shortened . Best forMazenod were ; Sean Bilston, full back, Richar ' .Bournon, Steve "Funky" Balloch and Cam Busby.After a close opening quarter. 01gradually exerted supremacy over leaders, :who failed to convert opportunities and whoseturnovers proved costly . The second half saw OldXaverians draw right away and win by the "Heinz"margin - fifty seven points . Best Players for OldXaverians were; Ben Perry, Chris Carrodus, ruckman, Nick Hart and until injured, veteran, TimO'Sullivan . Although no one player stood out for StKerins, Tom Collins, John Fogarty and GeorgeKatavolas tried hard .
:cnt to the top of the ladder as a resul tof their thirty seven point victory over Marcellin,whose performance seemed flat after many weeks ofvirtual elimination finals. Early in the third quarter,Marcellin appeared to be closing the gap, but theirefforts faltered and Collegians went onto record acomparatively easy victory . Their best players were;Phil Baxter, Simon Day, and Dave Perkov. Best forMarcellin were; Rod Becvni, Jeremy "Gooey" Golds
and Dar 'e .In the most evencon°--' of "le round,Ole ,
De, hav a 1' ;h player turnovel, =Blacks showed goou form to defeat V [thirty two points . The last quartertJniversity Blacks was encouraging a hs ~ fbeater things to come . Their best v r afl
A : Howell, Darren Creek and Ben Selle °r .nearly over came third placed
who had to come from behin tos :en points. After an even first half, St - cthe lead by the last change . They were u___sustain their effort as the greater skill of the I`
o players triumphed. Best for Monash were ; maL'Joods, Mick Crossland, Anthony Forbes, Ben Doand Mat To nason.O16 P- - oro=>Pr! +~ big and too talented fordisappc ig , who were unablemake up tneir forty two point half time de :ici' '°>p"winnin the seco half, which avoi€ iembarrassing landslide (Words from OldCoach, David Super) . Best for Old Ivanhoe ._ :Robert Weisz and Albert Kobe, back from Dubai . Tfinal margin of twenty nine points ensured 11Essendon retained fourth position.
OF ROUND 1 5
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:)ORT'S BOO K
Life After Coaching Part 2 (ii)
9ciriart Hurley has coached at three Olymp icGarnes and was the foundation basketballcoach at the Australian Institute of Sport . Heretired frona elite coaching in 199 7 to pursuen career in business management.
Ho,:-i do you prepare yourself for life aftercoaching?Look into forming a consultancy
It is the era of consultancy. Establish your owncompany, or at least be aware of how these work .The day you get fired or retire, then you have arcady career to move into, as long as you havesomething to sell or offer. In preparing for 'lifeafdc.r coaching and to help you with your presentcoaching, you have to work on skills which mightnot be part of your everyday education inroaching. This education makes you a better,rounded coach and person, as well as providingyou with a broader base for 'life after coaching .
Coaches must realise
-You are ready-made to pursue a career inbusiness
,Coaching is one of the buzzwords in businessthese days . Businesses need people with the skillsI have outlined . Leadership, building teams,making decisions, coping with change, planningetc. are in high demand in business . There is nobetter time than the present for coaches to getinvolved in business education and projects .While the stories of our great victories are nice tohear in speeches, it is really our managementskills that are needed in business . Of course someof us are well positioned to start our ownbusinesses in consulting, sports stores, fitnessadvisory, health clubs and sports instruction.
You can work in the media
Your knowledge of skills and tactics makes youwell qualified to make comment in the media . Ibelieve coaches are better equipped to do this thanathletes are, even though athletes are the onespursued by the media (mainly on the grounds oftheir profile, rather than their ability tocommentate) . More coaches are needed ascommentators to upgrade the standard ofcommentary and to avoid the embarrassment ofseeing athletes pretend they know what they aretalking about .You can't wait for the phone to ring, once youleave coaching
A . F. C.A 1, J V.A.F.A .
"Your Coaches' Association"
We all probably think that once we leave ourcoaching career we will be overwhelmed withinterest, and all we have to do is wait by thephone . I can tell you that if you do this, you willbe waiting a long time . The community doesn'trealise your skills or abilities. After all to manypeople we are glorified Phys Ed teachers or ex-athletes who probably have few other interests orabilities . Hopefully you will have your avenuesalready prepared, but if you don't, then get ontothe telephone and float your ideas with prospectiveemployees . In many cases they are not aware ofyour interests .
Going in to business for yourself is always anoption
The days of the sport shop or learn to swim mightstill be with us, but your options today are muchmore varied . Look around at the number of ex-coaches who have set up their own businesses ininsurance, financial advising, media, publicspeaking, marketing, sales and management (asconsultants of clubs and sports) .
You don't have to give up coaching when youretire or change job sWhile you may not have the opportunity to elitecoach on the track or court any more, you can dopart time coaching with juniors and withindevelopment of your sport . There areopportunities to travel overseas to other countriesto give lectures or clinics . These opportunities canbe in Third World countries or with your worldpower opponents who want to secure yourintellectual property . Again, don't wait for thephone to ring.
Coaches are generally good administrators inany sport
It's not that difficult for coaches to move toanother sport . The principles are the same . Manyclubs are looking for managers and CEOs to bringto their sports what you have given your sport.They see you as an opportunity to 'catch up' .
You can have a future in the Olympicmovement
This can be a very good way to go . You only haveto look at the recent Olympics to see how many ex-coaches have moved into the OAC or relatedactivities . Of course this does take time, but if youplan the move many years ahead it may bepossible .
By Adrian Hurley
Spogts Coach Vol 23, No4 , 2001
HughLyon
KNITWEAR
D2 SECTIONby Eivion Bowen
Williamstown CYMS hosted Mentone Amateurs in aforerunner to the finals . The CY's certainly preparedfor the match as such, with Tim Watson takingtraining durinf-; the week. While they were able topush the top side, the Vultures maintained theirperfect record and registered what amounted to a,nail biter' in the context of their barnstormingseason to date . It was another test for Macgeorge'sside ; another from which it has emerged supreme .Other winners were Salesian, Parkside, La Trobe andOakleigh .
REVIEW
Mentone overcame 11Uiliianastown's two loose menin defence to set up a 17 point lead at qrtr time . Thesecond term saw the home side apply some effectivepressure to the Vultures and the 3 point difference atthe main change reflected the closeness of thecontest . With the use of the breeze in the third qrtr,Mentone was well held for most of the term before 3late goals (2 to Macgeorge) extended the lead to 22points at the final change . The CY's attacked earlybut were unable to convert and the Vultures steadiedto close out the game . Cocks (wing), Munro (back pkt)and Wuchatsch were best for the vanquished, whileWhite, Gallagher and Stephens were best for thevictors .Salesian regained second position with a 7 goal winover Powerhouse. No report from the game, thoughGrace's haul of 7 continues a terrific season for him .
La Trobe came home with a wet sail to over run Kew,who had led for most of the day. Kews second andfourth qrtrs netted just 1 .5 collectively which wasn'tenough to stop the Trobers, whose 5 goal final termproved a match winner in an otherwise low scoringcontest. La Trobe's best included Murray, Camm andCummings while Kew was well served by Sam Bruno(CHB) and flanker Fitzgerald .
Oakleigh and Peninsula played a good brand offootball in their opening term, though the Krushers'19 point lead at qrtr time could well have been morewith better kicking. The Pirates kept the home sidegoalless in the second to take a 7 point lead into thelong break . Cameron Marshall (16 marks) combinedwith Dooley and Bill Papadopoulos to dominatemuch of the 'premiership qrtr' to take what proved tobe a decisive 16 point lead into the last . The Pirateshad their chances early in the last but wasted theiropportunities and were caught on the rebound by thelikes of Bromley and Kitts, who helped the Krushersto a 34 point win . Payze, Powney and Goldthorp werePeninsula's best.
Parkside started full of running and established an
early lead only to relaxin the second as WestBrunswick tookcontrol and used itsbetter players to winthe centre clearances and win back the lead at 1/2time . Wise, Soligo and the other Red Devils' runnersshifted up a gear in the third qrtr, with Marulli (6goals) particularly damaging to help Parkside skip 5goals clear and effectively end the contest. Bailey andBenjamin were again good for the Wests, whileShelton continues to impress .
PREVIEWAnother 'top two' clash with Mentone taking onSalesian at Southern Rd . The Vultures were made toearn the points last week, and today should be nodifferent. Both teams have a pretty consistent level oftalent, except Mentone possesses more matchwinners - which will again prove the key . Salesiansimply can't match Mentone where it matters most -on the scoreboard . Promises to be another toughcontest, with the Vultures to win by 38 points .
Powerhouse hosts La Trobe and is not without itschances. The Trobers have been the best teamoutside the four and should win, but the House willthrow everything at the in what could be their lastrealistic chance at a win . I'm prepared to back themto cause a minor upset and get their first points bythe narrowest of margins .
Parkside is prone to lapses, and can't afford to do soagainst Kew (although the Ks are often guilty of thesame sin) . Laurie Zerafa will be imploring his chargesto put more four qrtr performances together knowinghow crucial this will be in a few week's time. Kew willkeep them honest, but the Red Devils have too muchto look forward to and should win by a 5 goal margin,
Peninsula has its work cut out againsiWilliamstown, with the CY's knowing that a cvircould see them back in second spot. The Pirates wi
l enjoy a sleep in while their guests make the lon€journey around the Bay, and will need to be at thebpeak to push the Seagulls . Promises to be a harcfought encounter with the marking strength of thfCY's among the obstacles for the home side .
West Brunswick takes on Oaklefgh and willi desperate to post another win and extricate itse l
from the relegation. The Krushers have enjoye(generally good form of late but will lose if they take ieasy today . The Westies will be hoping to compillsome consistent qrtrs but probably lack the firepoweof the Oakleigh side, who should win by 27 points .
played his
premiership senior side. Tim's work in the film
gr at the CY's. the burly full forward in the
i,,.ro's who despite his size is a quick elusive playerwith great goal sense and accurate kick .Unfortunately like all full forwards his hand ballskills do lack . Always doing work around the cluband especially behind the bar the club is wrapped tohave a fine player and person reach this milestone.~.rso Tim 'T' -g'~b' F°°°is has taken over 1 7
ars to reach his '_! rne . Tim was snatchedfrom the Under 19's in 1984 to play in the
industry has seen him work in all places around the~ ,: orld in the past decade, including the bright lightsof Hollywood . He says there is nothing better thandonning on the blue & gold jumper and playing footywith his mates . Took a long time but well done Tim.Tick tick tick
pc ' :_ Peter Dean 150 games. Like his
na:,_ .:sake at Carlton, Peter Dean is the leader of thepariskde backline . He is a proud and fearlessfootballer, and his close play puts an opposition starout of business every week . Occasionally, Peterminds an on-baller and gets the chance to display hisfitness, skills and goal-kicking ability . Havingovercome many injuries to reach 150 games, Petershould bolt in the next 50 . Vin Romano 100 games.Vin is a tough and strong utility player who standsout in heavy traffic. He covers his lack of pace withcourage and fitness, and a good football brain . Vinsacrifices his body to assist his matches and isrespected as the perfect team man. He was the firstof Parkside's Italian contingent, and is the oldest o f
Umpires : A. Simpson B. Mct.eal (F)LA TROBE 2.1 4.3 5.7 10.9 (69)
3.4 3.4 6.5 7.9 (51 )La Tn _-Close 3 Perry Camm Dutnaresq Sheldrick White Murray Forres t
3urr•ay Camera Cummings Edwards Brooks Auktist . Kea : Bell 4 CullenWood. Best: Btatr L Fitzgerald Crimmtns Bradley Bruno Moore .A. Dam= (R) J. Moore (F)
B. Papadopoulos 5 Bromky 4 Dooley 3 Taylor 2 Clark Marshall P ..,.au(os. Best: Marshall Head Bromlcy Clark Papadopoulos Hall .itn: Payr.e 3 White 3 Ponney 2 Atchison Cougtlan Goklthorp. Best:
F. ner Goktthorp Parsons Page Ponnev Warner. timpfirts: T. Bowman S . CirceV, 1 ....rBRDIV'SWICK 2.2 6.9 9.10 9.11(65)PARFt:4II E 5.4 6.6 14.9 16.13 (109)Wed B• R Hevwvod 4 A Hamilton Ward Carmane Shelton Sicnmonds .Best Benjamin Hep(x]I Strz>monds R Heywood Cannane 44ard .Parkside: Marulli 6 Beck 4 Shonehouse R Wise S Ware V Rorzanal D. McCall
ihansan. Best: Team Effort . Um(fivs: K Brewer A. Fyffc (F)
the four Romano brothers . Rob Wise & Alex Inglis
50 games . Rob is the best runner at Parkside andhas clocked up hundreds of miles and two seniorB&Fs in his fifty games. Alex is a tall and rangybackman in the reserves who was made VC as areward for his consistent efforts . Both players shouldhave long careers and many fine games withParkside .
MacgeorgeWilliamsPayzeThainBeck
N . PavlouBurgessLafranchiRos sKrohn
CLUB L.5` WK TOTAL
New
D2 SECTIONMentoneWilliamstownPeninsulaSalesianParksid e
92 RESERVEPowerhouseWilliamstown
ParksidePeninsul a
D2 Section
11485484238
312722181 7
Mentone Amateurs v. Salesian 0 CPower House v. La Trobe Uni .
Parkside v . KewPeninsula v . Williamstown CYMS
West Brunswick v. Oakleigh
rr~i d,7A' :3T0WN CYMS 4.3 7.8 10.14 12.18 (90)
p,-_F ?; rOpig 1.0 2.1 3.2 6 .5(41)
Wmssc :. :o= Hann 3 Pach 3 Black 3 J.Payne Dowsey Bauras. Best HannDowsey Path Grieve Daniel Black . Mmtc= Ross 3 Peraazo SOlhmn Cousins .
W~d • Carmichael 2 Baker Vitale. Best: M Lewis C Lewis BakerBridges J Heyuaad McNamara . Padiskim M Ross 2 Hogan 2 Allan 2 G Panjart
Cassar Tyson Mangos Martinez Singleton lsanen . Best: Team E(Iort.
D2 SectionKEW LA TROBE MENTONE OA KI.EIGII A .F.C . PAR K RID E
Coach : Serge D'Angelo UN I VERS ITY Coach : Tony Macgeorge Coach: Russell Bruerton Coach: Lau ri e ZarataRes.: Greg Crimmins Coach: Andrew Sutherland Res . Coach: Phil Emme tt Res Coach : Pad Nfldds Res Coach: Mark Row e1 B Lafranchi Res. Coach : Clinton Perry2 L Fitzgerald 1 . M . Bakogiannis 1 M. Hovey 1 B. Gec 1 R Adams3 G Horgan 2 . S . Fredrickson 2 R. Gallagher 2 A. Bloomfield 2 W Thomson4 G Crimmins 3 . D . Sheldrick 3 M. Dixon
3 D MacKenzie 3 S Pino5 L Bradley 4 . C . Perryry D . Emmett
5 A White
.4 P. Papadopoulos 4 D Warre n
6 N Tinnetti 5 . A. Randell .6 C. Stephens 5 T. lanchello 5 T Stonehouse
7 T Aitken 6 . B. Cameron 7 K. Gu rt ler 6 R. Dooley 6 A Stuart8 N Derrico 7 . S. Gemmola 8 D. Perrin 7 B. Hall 7 J Muscat9 A Eaton 8 . J. Camm 9 P. Emme tt 8 R. Marshall 8 J Chilcott10 B Cullen 9. L . Walker 10 B. Sebrie 9 J . Moutis 9 A Constantin i11 B Woodhouse 10 . A . Hewi tt 10 T. Stillman
'10 M . McHen ry 10 A Vita
12 J Growco tt 11 . J . LeW
11 C. O Meara 11 C. Hanley 11 B Hockey (VC)13 C Kyriakou 12 . M . Forrest 12 M . Davies
13 M . Hayes 12 S . Day 12 D McCal l14 J Looker 13 . T. Luderman 13 A. King 13 S . Randle 13 A Cople y15 C Bradley (C 14 . L. Wakeling 14 M . Etcell 14 A . Schultz 14 V Roman o16 D Wood 15. B . Auldist 15 Mi Sullivan 15 G. Redford 15 D Moodie (C)17 R Perri 16. S . Bray 16 J . McCarthy 16 B . Arthur 16 M Ross18 N Nigro 17. S . Gloury 17 C. Sullivan 17 A . Hunter 17 A Romano19 J Dennis 18. B . Grant 18 T. Sulliva n
C Stewa rt18 J. Connellan 18 A Reginato
20 A Acfield 19. S . White (VC)~).
20 P. Krings 19 P. Taylor 19 C William s21 B Shaw 20. A . Murphy 21 D. Kelly 20 T. Adamic 20 D Singleton22 C Stephens 21 . D . Edmunds 22 S . Barker 21 A. Monaghan 21 M Schwab l23 R Baker 22. P. Stewa rt 22 P. Murphy 22 M. Burt 22 R Wise24 G Palmer 23. R . Storer 23 Ma Sullivan 23 P. Dickie 23 R Bec k25 C Watts 24. S. Edwards 24 X . Smith 24 S. Kitt s (C) 24 R Marulli26 M Stevenson 25. S. Brooks 25 G. Uptin 25 C Marshall 25 M McPherso n27 T Moore 26. B. Hewitt 26 A . Roc k
27 M Wise
.26 A. Kitt s 26 S Ros s
28 D Cracknell (VC) 27. D . Gilmour.
28 C . Johnston 27 J . Knapper 27 D Matthews29 M Dalrymple 28 . C . Ross 28 M. O'Brien 28 A. Khodr 28 R Ma rtinez30 C Giansante (RVC) 29 . P. White 29 M. Merfield 29 J . Sposito 29 S Toffu l31 K Gillam 30 . J . Smith 30 N . Freese 30 A. Moulang 30 M Yandle32 A Drago 31 . J . O'meara 31 B. Matlock 31 T. Bromley 31 S Hoga n33 D Wayland 32 . D. Hill 32 B. Coleman 32 B . Gant 32 J McCall (RVC)34 Matt Fitzgerald 33 . M . Watson 33 N . Wilkins
33 D Andrew 33 M . Clark 33 K Alla n35 R Bruno (RDVC) 34 . S . Paterson .
34 D . Sheehan 34 L. Head 34 M Roman o36 S Ryan 35 . J . Eyre 35 M . Johnstone 35 R. Nuske (RC) 35 G Panjari37 J Landwehr (VC) 36 . T. Mawdsley 36 C. Ogier 36 J . Tolley 36 M Hoyn e38 J Beer 37 . C. Porter 37 T. Macgeorge 37 P. Torpey 37 J Panjari39 M Mc Inerny 38. A . Willis (C) 38 S . Perr az o 38 B . Papadopoulos 38 F Darrig o40 P Durbridge 39. N . Rosengreen 39 A . Fimster 39 M . Dordevic 39 K Nobl e41 R Livingston 40. R . Slater 40 C. Goddchild 40 1 Moore 40 M Cassar42 Sette 41 . A . Samson 40 D. Nichol s
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CONGRATULATIONS:Congratulations to the following umpires thathave been promoted - E Pe- Is, rPaul With on - _ ' i; T.Andrew Chapman, Nick E , _ esra yt€sn -'C' Section .
Congratulations to Grant p - 'tied theknot' on July 21st and now honeymooning!!!Apparently had a superb bucks night . . .ask A .D .or Rick Love and they will tell all. Grant can'tremember much!!! !
VG (t : . :,'t ) would like t oand 1 for a great day last Saturday and toall those t io celebrated with him that night.
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already. . . .maybe this will infl uence other AFL
At last Thursday's Association Meeting, Kener and Mark Gibson were voted in as Life
Members for the VAFAUA and will receive theirLife Membership badges at the Annual Dinner inAugust. Between them they notch up 30 years ofdedication and commitment to the association .We ll Done Guys !
COACHES CORNER :
• Mark Fraser (AFL Recruit + No . 32 Green) isumpiring with the VAFAUA for the next twoweeks . Over the past couple of weeks he hasumpired in Division 1- EDL, umpired a QAFLgame and a game at the Under 18'sChampionships . He is also scheduled to do 2VFL games . What a year he has had
players to take up umpiring .
• Over the past two years quite a few juniorumpires have joined the VAFAUA from otherleagues and are slowly progressing up thegrades slowly but surely to 'A' Section andadjusting well . Just to name a few - SimonPayton, Sean Scully (Essendon District), PaulBerry, Justin Lipson (Morrabbin Saints), TroyBrooks (Southern League), Tri stan Bower (OldHaileybury Reserves), Chris Collins, AndrewFyffe (Yarra Va lley).
MUMTS YOUR DECISION:
LAST VXEK:
Answer to July 28th Question - The field umpirewill give the Collegian's player a 25 metre penaltyand then issue the yellow card to the player orreport him if the language was abusive etctowards the umpire . This week's winner is Mr. S .
Nichols - Old jEssendon 1A F CsupporterFax details to Rill Stevens on 9531 2050 toreceive your prize.
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Play is on the 45m line of Oakieigh's scoring end.Oakleigh is in control of play and no Mentoneplayer is near play so the player runs . A whistlehas blown. The second umpire has seen the fullback for Oakleigh hit the full forward for Mentone25 e es out from the Mentone scoring end .What is the Field Umpire's decision?
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2001, Nic'anar. _.- Normie, 12 Games, Umpires in'D' Section, AFL Team - North Melbourne,
Hobbies : Playing his Electric Guitar and lovesumpiring ;
MON - (Boundary) started in 1998, 50
games, Umpires in A - D Section, No Nickname,AFL Team - Essendon, Favourite AFL Player -
Dean Solomon, Hobbies - "Partying' ;
JACK FORSYTH - (Boundary) started in 2040,30 games, No Nickname, AFL Team - Essendon,Favourite AFL Player - Blake Caracella, Umpiresin A Section, Hobbies - Athletics .
If any member of the VAFA Football Communitywould like to buy a raffle ticket / book, contactMark Jenkins on 9576 7061 or ask an umpirewho is at your match . Great Prizes - lst Prize is
a nifty trailer filled with assorted merchandise andgoodies to the value of S1,500 .00 . Donated by
Rick Love (Complete Freight Concepts) ; 2nd Prize
is $500 .00 Cash Prize donated by AnthonyDamen (Personal Mortgage Managers) and 3rdPrize is a weekend for 2 at the Rutherglen MotorInn (North Victoria) - winery district . Donated by
Dianne Whitelev .
PCO:I =f"i ; . 30- i-0 :-;.',E
Annual Dinner - 27/8/01 at MCG ; Grand FinalBrunch & BBQ - 23/9/01 ; Presentation Night -28 / 9/01 ; End of Season Trip to Albury -14/10/0 1
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Sharon Alger
Shalom Blustein
Mark Childs
Avi Wekselman
Glen Kennedy
Geoff Curran
Peter Woods
Mark Gibson
Jason McNiece
Steve McCarthy
John Ralph
Patrick Maebus
Paul Dinneen
Graeme Hunichen
Cameron Stewart
Jim Papioanou
27 Matt Cox
28 Paul Lamble
. 29 Chris Garcia
30 Justin Lipson
33 Robert Mayston
34 Graeme Morgan
35 Jason Lane
36 Matthew Meier
37 Alex Maggio
38 Chris Stevens (S)
BLUE
7 Sean Scully
8 Paul Berry
9 Damien Lane
10 Trent Foley
11 Alan Stubbs
12 Mark Morrison
14 Ash Hoogendyk
16 Mervyn Monty
17 Peter Keogh
18 Peter Simpson
19 Andrew Fyfe
20 Grant Wardrop
22 Chris Collins
23 Peter Griffiths
25 Lionel Katz
26 Daniel Dinneen
27 Anthony Simpson
28 Ken McNiece
29 Peter James
30 Michael Phillips
32 Anthony Damen
33 Michael Forde
34 Stephen Morgan
35 Troy Brooks
36 Ian Burgess
37 Gavin Roberts
,:"': EN
5 Wayne Hinton
8 Paul Withington
10 Tristan Bowman
11 Chris Evans
12 Jamie Kvins
14 Michael Gilday
15 Mark Jenkins
16 Craig Brajtberg
17 Cameron Leitch
18 Tim Sutcliffe
20 David D'Altera
21 Justin Grossbard
22 Rick Love
23 Chris Stevens
24 John Miller
25 Richard Eastwood
26 Brad Clark
27 Euan Lindsay
28 Leah Gallagher
29 Gerard Rolfs
30 Simon Olive
32 Mark Fraser
33 Simon Stokes
34 Jeremy Heffernan
35 James Watson
36 Ron Smith
37 David Murray
5 Max Wittmann
6 Dash Peiris
7 Alan Ladd
8 Nick Evan s
9 Nathan Carlyon
10 Robert McLeod
11 Paul Tuppen
12 Simon Payton
15 Michael Sneddon
16 Luke Moncrieff
17 Andrea Thwaites
18 George Paleodimos
19 Heath Little
21 David Irons
22 Ken Brewer
23 Robert Sneddon
24 Jason Moore
25 Mat Taylor
27 Paul Jones
28 Ron Martyn
30 Anthony Lilley
31 Tim Friedman
32 Jarrod Aspinall
33 Glenn Schipp
34 Daniel Stephens
35 Dianne Whiteley
37 Ken Walker
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Each week a Coa,'es Hire Player of the Week is announced onthis page (one player each section) . Each player qualifies forTeam of the Year selection
® Following the final round each month a Coates Hire Player forthe Month will be announced. These players are automaticinclusions in the Coates Hire 11AFA Team of the Year
® Coates Hire VAFA Team of the Year will be announced at theVAFA Vote Count Night. This night will also include theannouncement of the Coates Hire Player of the Year.
ROUND 14 COATES HIRE PLAYERS OF THE WEEKA: DANNY BYRNE (ST. BERNARDS )B : ROBBIE BO N NICI (DE LA SALLE)C: SCOTT McPHERSON (OLD ESSENDON )D1 : DAVID PITCHER (ST LEOS E MMAUS W/PARK)D2 : MATT CLARK (OAKLEIGH )D3: DA N IEL COLON (ST. JOHNS)D4: DAVID BOWER! (ELEY PARK)
PLAYER OF TH :: : _ - . (APRIL)LUKE HAWKINS (OLD SCOTCH )
PLAYER OF THE M O N " : i '-.°'GRA NT VANDERKRUK (SYNDAL TALLY HO)
PLAYER OF THE MONTH (JUNE)DEAN MATTHEWS (BULLEE N TE M PLESTOWE)
PLAYER OF THE MONTH (JULY)DE NVER ARTZ ( HA M PTO N ROVERS)
t 'ho rte : 13 18 52 _ 3► 0418 333 11 8
3? THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2001
A column for everyon~ in Amateur Foot}l ; :Jith Brad Beitze l
~t,'HEN Mazenod selected Dale Grant, who wasn with half a right arm, for his first A Section seniors
last Saturday, it created one of the best momentshad in 15 years of covering community sport . It is
1 :0kward reporting on this as Dale's family, mother
~ qu y, father Phil and girlfriend Bree, said he wants no,ill-,,ling out . By writing about him it does, but Ic~plained to the family this could be a first in our gamerxi it should be recorded . On explaining this to Dale,
,i , he gave the all-clear for this piece to go ahead. The
,rtt-<econd pre-game address by Nodders coach David
N ;urray best expressed the moment . Prior to speakingn, the group, the meticulous David individually talks tohis charges but he took Dale into another room for a
one-on-one . This was as a courtesy to clear with Dale
that the address would highlight him . "I stand here as a
proud man today," David said . "I've had some proud
moments in my life, like last year when we won thenremiership. "Today though is different because prior to
he start of the year Dale Grant came to my office and
,aid : `I want to get a senior game and I want it on my
nerits' . "Well, today is that day. "Dale Grant has
mcrcome the odds to make it into this team - can we doihc same and overcome the odds and defeat Marcellin?;Mazenod is second last and Marcellin is on top of the
Lidder)." Some in the change room were sobbing such
:);as the occasion. Dale's opportunity came about with
his excellent fitness, he is a natural runner, good formin the seconds, and the established seniors ranks falling
with injury. Like most debutants Dale had to wait untilthe second term to come on and he played the rest of the
eame. After half-time Dale picked up WoodrowS1cdallist Dave Waters when he was resting at half-
forward . Dale finished with four tackles, one smother,
,is%icks, four handpasses and two marks . "It might be
hard to hold my place once we get some of the guysback," Dale said . The club checked with the umpire
fraternity to clear what is a handpass for Dale, he strikesthe ball with the bottom of his right arm, and theinterpretation sat well with both parties . A right-foot
kick, Dale negotiates the drop of the ball on to the bootin a natural rhythm . His marking and shepherding arepredominantly with the left hand and a sensible use of
his muscular body . The Nodders stuck with the Eagles
until three-quarter time before the likely minor premierscharged away. Five years ago I saw Justin Rinaldi, whohas one eye, win the national 800-metre championship
and 15 years ago, at the Victorian swimmingchampionships, a deaf woman competed. In the VFA,
prior to WWII, there was a player at Williamstown whohad half an arm and last week Gavin Davis, who has
three fingers on a hand, made the Australian hockeyteam .
0 JOHN Elliott did like his nickname suggests and hepulled a big crowd to Old Carey last weekend and
FTLOTG was among the 1500 who popped in to see the
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2001
1961 D Section premiership player return to raise
$ 10,000 for the club. Congratulations to OC for the way
it handled the match. Many parents of school children,who play at the fields in Bulleen, came across to watch
Big Jack, or as one parent said "Fat Jack", play his
250th . There was no charge and half of the crowdseemed to be wearing Blues gear.
-SOME other noteworthy moments at OC : former Old
Ivanhoe coach Stuart Glascott was there and he saidthe standard was surprisingly high for D1 reserves. I
asked Stuart about his three-quarter time address in theA Section first semi in 1999 in which he fired up. "It
was a one off and I thought I would do it when it would
count most." Stuart left the club that year and he said :
"I couldn't speak more highly of the players at OI ."
-ONE of the most incredible sights was injured OCplayers Cal Phillips and Hayden Francis, whowatched the game from the back of a ute, in a couch,while barbequing some snags and burgers !
-OK, this wouldn't be a FTLOTG without a Xavsreference, but the Big Jack is Back show was a curtainraiser to the Xavs school game! As one of the coachesof Xavs College said: "Forget the Old Xavs we're the
Real Xavs" .
COULDN'T believe my eyes when I went for a walkto De La's number two ground at Basil Reserve in East
Malvern. There was Collingwood's Josh Fraser andDamien Adkins sitting in a car watching someMelbourne-based country players train and in particulartheir mate Matt Storer. I explained that I enjoyed
Amateur football and Josh piped up that Xavs' full-forward Dan Richardson manages him at Elite Sports
Properties . Told Josh Dan hasn't played much this yeardue to a broken thumb but Josh said he thought the
latest injury was to Dan's wrist. Checked with Dan on
his official reason for not playing: "Achilles problem" .
Dan expects to be playing today .
0 AND you might recall last week we checked withformer Old Xavs president Rob Ralph on whetherStKilda coach Grant Thomas was sacked by OX
when coaching there in 1992. Rob said Grant resigned .
Ironically, Mike Sheahan, wrote after that : " . . .their
Current president Andy McLean played under Grantand he said: "Players wrote to Grant regretting that hewas going to North Melbourne . Grant Thomas was not
sacked by us" . This week, we'll check in with Mike . . .
as Mike says: "There's more to this story".
bettzelbra 1 .au
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>n 1 :ru,gal 6 4 40 managed to stay in front of a;termined
Geelong 3 9 27 in a very entertaining game .j3oth teams have made the finals and should_4ve good accounts of themselves in next weeksfinals .Broadmeadows 6 5 41 defeated a fast finishingBendigo 4 2 26 . Bendigo finished full ofrunning but couldn't manage to catch the moreconsistent Broadmeadows who showed goodform with the finals a week away .
Division 2 :Ringwood Blues finished the season wntn a waix
over as Colac failed to make the game on time .,Hawthorn was decimated by the A.F.L. with half"their team at the M.C.G . instead of Ransfordoval giving Maribyrnong a walkover as well.Hawthorn and Colac teamed together to playMaribyrnong an d had a good game withMaribyrnong posting a win .
Mambourin Tigers 14 11 95 were far to strong
for Moonee Valley Magpies 5 4 34 .
huge threat in the finals by keeping Parkside
- Mambourin Tigers are looking strong as thefinals approach .Sth Yarra 27 11 173 showed that they are a
.~coreless.U v ` s 'on S :Broadmeadows finished the season with a wi n
t Bendigo in a very entertaining game.I{aringal managed to stay in front all day againstSth Yarra and posted a win for the end of the
n .Bulleen played a match against Geelong and byall reports played quite well and look like beingable to hold their own in their debut season nextyear .
.on 1 :Karingal should carry their good form into thisgame and end Broadmeadows run that haslifted them from the bottom of the ladder andinto fourth spot. Karingal has too many falls andBroadmeadows has been hit hard by injuries.Geelong and Nth Ballarat will be a closer gamebut it looks like Ballarat will be to good forGeelong on form running into the finals . TheGeelong side has been playing well all year butBallarat look like once again playing off on thatmiddle weekend in August .
THF AMATFLJR FOOTBALLER 2001
Mambourin Tigers should make the grand finalfor the second year running as Ringwood Blueshave struggled towards the end of the season .Ringwood may surprise but if you go on formMambourin should once again play in front ofthe big grand final day crowds .Sth Yarra have been the Essendon of thecompetition in the last half of the season. TheEssendon that has been winning not theEssendon who played Port Adelaide .Maribyrnong has done well to reach the finalsbut may find it hard to hold the Sth Yarraforwards to a losing score .
L C . s:Our new sides a ~ playing two games at 11 .15a .m. on ovals 1& 2 . Please come and supportthe players from Bulleen , Gippsland , Alburyand Karingal 2 . Two of the teams are playingtheir first game of F.I .D.A . football and somecrowd support would be appreciated .To all those teams that have not made the finalscome and support your peers and friends this
week and next week on Grand Final Day . Welook forward to seeing you at the upcoming
presentation night at Hawthorn Town Hall onFriday 31st August .
FIDA LADDERS 0
P WLDF A % Pts
KARINGAL 10 9 10 524 164 319.51 36
GEELONG 10 7 3 0 270 214 126.16 28
N1I-I BA1 I 11RAT 10 6 4 0 292 297 98.31 24
BRGAD WS 10 3 7 0 205 312 65.70 12
BENDIGO 10 3 7 0 237 428 55.37 12
P WLDF A % Pts
STH. Yf1RRA 10 9 1 0 9~'i 216 460.64 3 6
GURIN T1G. 10 9 1 0 717 286 250.69 36
RINGWOOD * 10 6 4 0 641 419 152.98 24
MARIBYRNONG * 10 5 5 0 388 377 102.91 20
MCX?NEE UALL~,`Y 10 3 6 0 344 640 53.75 12
PARKSIDE 10 3 6 0 264 558 47 .31 12
COIAC 10 3 7 0 264 647 40 .80 12
HAWII-IORN 10 2 8 0 241 752 32.04 8
* received forfeit last round
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Its back! By unpopular demand, the D3 team of theyear will be announced in the round 18 record. Itwould be great to hear from some of the coaches withtheir opinions of opposition players who are worthy ofreaching the ultimate, inclusion in the D3 SuperTeam!ROUND 14 RE"An undermanned - C's: 5 got over theline against E lste • in a match critical to theirfinal's chances, with only UHSOB to play beforeencountering the "Dynamic Duo. "Bt.Jo s got back on the winner's list with a hardfought win against 1_~ . The Jocs explodedfr om the blocks before the game settled into a bit of anIndian arm wrestle with the Jocs finally prevailing.The returning Dan Coulon was superb for the winnerswho were also we ll served by the Master, Scott Hilton .For the Hawks, teenager Rick Ogge starred whilst theevergreen veteran , Stuie Avery was also good .Uzi High improved on their first round effort s whenfaced with Fitzroy. A long injury list hasn't help thestudents however with the marvel Fatty Wallace andJosh Maguire playing well they remained competitiveagainst the Ju ggtes.Finally, Rich and overcame S outh Melbournewhilst r--` ' xit Albert Park .ROUND 151 /IEW-rat Pete S , s :Elate c- host St . Johns' OC at mini-E-Parkwhere both teams will have different motives forchasing victory today. The Wickers wi ll want todistance themselves from the relegation trapdoorwhile the JOCs are keen to consolidate their spot inthe four. Although the home side have more at stake,I feel the JOCs will continue their mini-revival.saa.wtBaorsa -welcome Richmond Central toRathmines Road in what should be an intrui.gingcontest . The Cobras continue to s lither from therelegation mire, while the Hawks sti ll have hopes ofmaking the finals . Both ve ry important reasons for avictory, but at home, I just can't go against the Hawks.Albert Park entertain South MelbourneD95txiets in the derby match at the Falcons' Lair.Districts probably have only the siinunest ofmathematical chances of making finals and will nowbe looking just to finish as high as possible, whileAlbert Park will continue to fight off relegation . TheFalcons have more to play for, so Albert Park for mine .Monash Gryphons travel to The Zoo to meetUHSOB having narrowly kept alive their winningrun, currently standing at six in a row. The studentscontinue to struggle and to be honest, I cannot see anupset here today. After surviving last week with aweakened side, the Gryphs will he keen to continue
their upwardmomentum .Gryphs to w; n.Finally, MatchOf The Day sees the clash of the titans as Bent' ' :,take on Fitzroy Reds at Arthur Street . It has b;.,,na superlative season so far for the Reds, as inde Iam struggling to find new words to describe them .Bentleigh, obviously, are no chumps either, and mayfancy themselves on their home turf. After muchdelib -ation . I've plumped for the Reds .
w . - host St.Johns in yet another crunchgame for both sides . The Jocs are having a number ofstars gradually returning to the fold and might have abit too much up their sleeve .Richmond make the short trip over the Yarra inwhat has become a bit of a local derby. These gamesalways produce a tight result and I can't see this goingany other way. The Hawks but just .Albert Park and South Melbourne clash down bythe lake . The Falcons have gone off the boil a bit inrecent weeks whilst South are tending to mix theirresults a bit . Still, I have fancied that Albert Parkwould finish the year strong and I think a bit of anupset is on the cards . Falcons for me .Moraasb trek over to the Zoo, to take on Uni High.Monash had a few injury problems last week and willbe able to compare notes with the students who haveset up their own clinic such is the bad luck they havehad this year . Too much to play for, Monash to win .Finally, in what can only be describe as an epic,blockbuster, gate shutter etc., Fitzroy take onBentleigh . The two sides have proven to be the bestsides of the competition and many believe this will bea prelude of things to come . High potent forward lineswill be on display with the twin peaks of Ronchi andPidito a tough ask for any Fitzroy opponent .Everything suggests Fitzroy but I have hunchBentleigh might just be primed for this . Bentleigh by10 points .RESERVES
Pete : JOCs, Hawks, Districts, Students, Reds .Ed : Wicks, Hawks, Districts, Students, Reds .SOCIALBentleigh is hosting its famous Auction Night onAugust 4 (after the Fitzroy Reds game) with lots ofsporting memorabilia and other great items up forgrabs. More goods are always needed so pleasecontact the club if you have something to offer .South 2~ Districts will be holding theirDinner/Auction on Saturday 11 August at thePowerhouse Function Centre from 7pm untilmidnight . This is a major fundraiser for all team s
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IIeslt? << i-'Ibis week marks the at )tll ~ ~ L, ~ for "^ :FrcoA," Dxv~~ _ in, a true champion both on and offthe field . A delight to watch in action who at times hasl ad the opposition clapping his aerial eTloits . Wellclone and congratulations from all at Bentleigh .Monash Gryphons - champion Lee Wells also reachesthe 100 game milestone this week. 'Vellsy" came tothe club at the start of 1995 from the Bendigo region,and won four consecutive Best and Fairests between1995 and 1998 . After only playing occasionally las tseason, he was fully refreshed for the start of thisseason an d is still playing great footy at the grand oldage of 25! Congratulations Wellsy from everyone at the
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TODAY'S MATC-7-7D3 Section
Elsternwick v. St. Johns 0 CHawthorn Amateurs v. Richmond CentralAlbert Park v. South Melbourne Districts
UHSOB v. Monash GryphonsBentleigh Amateurs v. Fitzroy Reds
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home team who finished the game with 17 fitplayers . A da; out for the respective fonvards withivlunccie (10 - SW) and Whitehead (9 - R) havinga shoot out at opposite ends . A great gamebetween two potential finalists with Rupertswoodvictorious this time around .As prec"^ted 4 "' f ewere no pushoversagainst -, last week . At the half it was, theTurtles by 3 points, but with Rigoni and
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B Oecioar;;arth Old Boys v. Old Haileybury at EP
Sat ayOld Ivanhoe v . Beaumarisold Paradians v . Therry PenolaOrmond v . Whitefriar sOld Melburnians v. De La Salle
c, Sectio nOld Mentonians v . Collegians
Old Essendon v . Caulfield Gr .
Bulleen-Templestowe v . Prahran
St . Bedes Mentone Tigers v . AJAX
Fiampton Rovers v . Glen Eir a
Dl SectionIvanhoe Assumption v. St. Leos Emmaus
Banyule v . Monash Blues
University Blacks v . Old GeelongOld Carey v . Yarra ValleyOld Camberwell v . Aquinas
D2 SectionLa Trobe University v . Mentone Amateurs
Kew v. Power House
Salesian 0 C v. Peninsula 0 B
Williamstown CYMS v . West Brunswick
Oakleigh v . Parksid e
D3 Sectio nRichmond Central v. Elsternwic kSouth Melbourne Districts v . HawthornAmateur sSt. Johns 0 C v. UHSOBMonash Gryphons v. BentleighFitzroy Reds v . Albert Park
D4 SectionBulleen Cobras v. Mt. LilydaleWerribee Amateurs has the byeSwinburne Uni . v. North BrunswickRupertswood v . Syndal Tally-HoOld Westbourne v. St. MarysEltham Collegians v. Eley Park
Under-19 Section 1Old Brighton v. Old ScotchCollegians v. Old XaveriansDe La Salle v. St . KevinsMarcellin v . St . BernardsOld Melburnians v . MazenodBeaumaris v . University Blue s
Under-19 Section 2Werribee Amateurs v . Old HaileyburyCaulfield Gr. v . Ormon dSt . Leos Emmaus has the byeWhitefriars v. Hampton RoversOld Essendon v. Old Trinity -'i'o be played onOval 1 (PEGS)Yarra Valley v . Old Ivanho e
Under- 1 9 (2) BlueDe La Salle (2) v . Monash Blues to be playedat Waverley Park at 11 .30 a.m.South Melbourne Districts v. Oakleigh
Glen Eira v. Old Xaverians (2)
Mentone Amateurs v . AJAX
MHSOB v . St . Kevins ( 2) to be played atRighetti Oval (59 D3)
Under- 19 (2) RedAquinas has the byeUniversity Blacks v . Old Paradians
Therry Penola v. Bulleen-Templestowe
Old Camberwell v . Ivanhoe Fitzroy
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ReviewSECTION 1Firstly, I would like to thank Barry Hickey forwriting the Under 19 Section 1 and Blue articlesover the past two weeks due to my coachingcommitments with the VAFA Under 19's . Secondly,I would formally like to thank all of the Under 19Coaches for their terrific support andencouragement towards the Under 19Representative Team. A ll 4 Under 19 sections & 1senior team were represented, with players comingfrom 6 Section 1 clubs, 1 Section Blue, 4 SectionRed clubs and 1 Senior club . Finally, on behalf ofthe Coaching Panel and VAFA Executive, I wouldlike to thank all of the players from the originalsquad of 60, down to the final 22 for theircommitment, passion and initiative .This round provided a number of surprises .Beaumaris got back onto the winning list with aterrific win over O .M .'s at home . Their 2nd & lastquarters proved the difference . Coach Berry musthave thought his team was in one of the cryptscenes in 'Tomb Raider' from the way he witnessedCoach O'Shannassy direct his charges intodissecting Old Brighton's running game, closingthem down completely. Xavs trounced Mazenod asexpected, but the efforts of VAFA Rep playerMcDonnell with 16 goals at FF, was simplyoutstanding . St. Bernard's had a good win overCollegians, as did De La over Marcellin. Finally, OldScotch proved far too strong for Uni at home, withHoskings finding form up forward with 6 majors .SECTION 2Old Ivanhoe remains a game and percentage clearon top of the ladder after destroying Old Haileyburyby 193 points . Of the Hoes' 14 goalkickers, Hibbsand Luxan led the way with five each, while O'Dyerand Lynch were other good players for the winners .Hoffman, Brooks, Pieter and Pollock battledagainst the tide for Old Haileybury . Old Trinity
cemented its place in the five and put the brakeson Ormond's challenge for a fmal's berth, with athrilling one-point win . Ormond was 18-pointsdown at three quarter time but just fell short .Matthews booted four goals for Old Trinity, whilePretty, Hillas and S Amore were among the bestplayers. Hassall and Heffernan both kicked threegoals for Ormond, while Goonan, Muzzell andRussell were impressive contributors . Caulfieldcontinued its tremendous late-season form,thrashing Hampton Rovers by 113 points .
Pennycuick slotted through seven goals for thewinners, while Foote is now the leading goalkicker
in Section (2)after kickingsix . Browneand Faganalso shoneout in a great effort from Caulfield, while Cantlon,Cave and Davies battled all day for Rovers. Asensational 10-goal performance from Hakimensured Old Essendon remained in fifth place, theDons thumping Yarra Valley by 70 points .Nicholas, Frazer and DeMorton were other greatplayers for Old Essendon, while Kehoe, Crowe,Simpson and Peake were best for Yarra Yalley. StLeos grabbed just their fourth win of the seasonwith a 32-point victory over the haplessWhitefriars . Landy kicked five goals for thewinners, while Brearley and Podbury each bootedthree. Calavetta, Janson and Brosolo were amongthe best for Whitefriars. Werribee had the bye .SECTION (2) BLUEThe top 3 positions in the final four are settled; theonly suspect position is Xavs in fourth . In the upsetof the rounds MHSOB, gave Xavs an absolutebelting to the tune of 97pts. The triple treat ofBrown, Harper and Fraczek each booted 4 goalsand were well fed by Walker, Svirakis and Hording.This win has a two-fold effect - firstly Xavs are nowreachable and secondly, MHSOB are B .I .T.
Mentone continued on their merry way withanother big win over the Blues. Mentone plays a
consistent 4-quarter game, never letting up andalthough Monash battled on, they were never in
the hunt. Oakieigh had a good win over a verycompetitive Glen Eira team . Only l5pts separatedthe teams at 1/2 time, but it was Oakleigh that ranaway with the game kicking 12g 5 . Best for GlenEira were Clark, Fernando & Baraket and forOakleigh - Brett, Reynolds & Orchard. The Swans
goal-kicking machine rolled on with Cheevers andWinter booting 9 & 8 respectively . Best for South
were Skinns, Wood, Cheevers & Winter ; for De Labest were Lowndes, Arbon & Wilmann . Finally, theJackers smashed an inept SKOBS by 248pts .
Cooper with 8g and Givoni with 7g wereunstoppable up forward. Ajax had 13 goal kickersin a fantastic team effort. For St. Kevin's, put thisgame behind you and move on .
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North Old Boys continued their sensational lateseason form with a 245-point massacre of Ivanhoe-Fitzroy . NOBs booted 39 goals and had 65 scoringshots but unfortunately the details of their effortswere not available . Meighen and Bire battled as
only 7 .16 behind St . Bernard's and 16 .39 behind
De La . % will mean everything come final's time .Rampaging Mannis' Xavs host Old Brighton at
home . Coach Berry knows this is crunch time . Awin here will be the positive injection his team
❑ eeds to begin their run into the finals . But alas,xavs have too many goal kickers and should winb}• 32pts . SKOBS should have a comfortable winover the Lions . Another strong performance could~e.c 'you know who' jump back on that bandwagonas O'Shannassy heads towards final's action . The
match of the round sees St . Bernard's host De La .Loth forward lines are evenly matched but De Lasdefence is a shade better. But with O'Donnell andLrsudi back in amongst the goals, I feel they willvet up in a nail biter by 8pts . Beaumaris willcontinue on their winning way over Marcellin andCoach King will have Uni Blues back on track overOld Melburnians .
SECTION 2old Essendon face their biggest challenge of the;cason, when they meet top side Old Ivanhoe . TheDons are hanging onto fifth place on the ladder ando, ill not want to drop this one, but the Hoes' look afraction too strong all over the park . Ormond willhave to upset Werribee to stay in final's contention .Ormond's poor percentage means they are literallytv, a games out of the five, so a win over the Bees is%ital . At home, Ormond might just get over theG te. Hampton Rovers should account for St Leos;airly comfortably. while Yarra Valley should tastevictory for just the sixth time this season whenthey meet Whitefriars. In the last match, OldTrinity will continue its surge towards the finalswith a big win over Old Haileybury . Caulfield havethe bye .SECTION (2) BLUEThe match of the round sees Ajax host MHSOB at
Albert Park. I believe this game will be much closerthan what everyone might think. MHSOB play ahard physical game, which could upset the Ajaxforward line . They also know that a win here couldsee them in a real position to have a shot at 4thposition . Good luck! Old Xavs host the ladder-leaders at the college, where Mentone will walkaway with another 100pt plus win . SKOBS meetthe goal-kicking Swans machine at Righetti Oval .SKOBS is a strong and proud club, so I know theywill put in a very spirited team performance .Oakleigh are at home to De La and a win here willput this team in final's contention . Monash Bluesplay Glen Etta at the University and after their win,they go to 28pts - only % out of 4th spot . Thisseason is really heating up !SECTION (2) REDThe match of the round sees second-placed NorthOld Boys host fifth-placed Uni Blacks . This is acrucial match for both sides and the home groundadvantage might just get NOBs over the line . Theother three matches threaten to be blow-outs, withtop side Old Camberwell meeting Bulleen-Templestowe, third-placed Rupertswood tacklingIvanhoe-Fitzroy and fourth-placed Old Paradianshosting Aquinas . With the finals just around thecorner, all matches hold great significance withBlacks and Therry still a big chance to sneak intothe four. Hopefully all sides nearer to the bottomof the table can be competitive and gain someconfidence before the end of the season. TherryPenola have the bye .
Old Xaverians v. Old BrightonSt. Kevins v. Collegians
St. Bernards v. De La SalleMarcellin v . Beaumaris
University Blues v. Old Melburnians
Under-19 Section 2Old I-Iaileybury v. Old Trinity
Ormond v. Werribee AmateursCaulfield Or. has the bye
Hampton Rovers v. St. Leos EmmausWhitefriars v . Yarra Valley
Old Ivanhoe v. Old Essendon
Yam Valley: G0es 3 The Gough Push Hume Urbane Ben SLMIKehoe Crave Simpson Peake Gilles Urbane. O'3 Ec-, date He4 tetardo 2 Kavanagh 2 Flaherty l411son Ohiiubek . Best: Niche,DehSorton Obhubek Kavanagh. Umpircs: P. Coulthard P. Machos
i=„~?ER-1q L2i BZIipMENTORS 6.4 15.5 23 .11MO,'IASH BLUES 3.1 5.3 7-5t8ttitone: Dixon 6 Wigrave 3 Hayes 3 Letfting 3 Little 2 Krings 2SE71<.on Barker Corr Pothitos Rickards . Best: Rickards Pothitos KfMcLeod.Mannish Blum- Gilbert 2 Young 2 Grace Thompson Hind GRosengarten Vogler Young Gilbert Shears . Umpires: C. Evans D. FGLEN EIRA 3.5 4 .6 7.8OARI.EIGH 2.3 6.9 12.11Glen Eh= Sk'lliams 3 Fournarahts 2 Kasar 2 Sheehan 2 Clark Rose .Clark Fernando I .Lampos Sheehan Sherry. • Orchard 5 .2 Gterpiadts 2 Wills 2 Britt Kelly McPhee Moutang. Best: Britt RelMalcolm Wilts Briggs,Umpfiea: G. Morgan LF)DE LA SAA1d.E (2) 0.1 2.2 3.4SOUTH MELBOURNE 6.5 11 .7 23.12De la Salle : Mulholland Roberts Beynon. Best: Iasvndes Arbon PJade Bowden. South Melbrmna~ Chees•ers 9 Winters 8 Wood 4 D'Am2 Brown 2 Kidd Grundy. Best: Slams. 1Vood, Cheevers. WintersUmpires. S. B(ustetn (F7biIISOB 5.6 10.8 15.11OLD eYAVER1ATiS 1 .1 1.2 3.31d1iSOB: M .Brown 4 Harper 4 Fraczeh 4 Walker 2 Sv i~irskis 2 Bowen DBest: Walker Svirskts J.Browv Harding Bou'en M.Browu. Old SawnUmp3ree: S. Scully M. Forde (F)AJAX 9.6 18.9 29.14S1:IfEVItiS (2) 0.0 0.0 0. 1h1AE: Cooper 8 Ghront 7 Gutman 4 Lewis 4 Hershan 3 Miller 2 Van,2 Butt 2 Kagan (.ewski Janover Gelbart. Best: Gutman Hershan CooGivont Lewis St.Revins (2) Best : Nolan McCann MareaMW WillemUmpires: M . Metes (F) L . Harris (B)
UNDER-122( RED7HERRY FENOIA 4.0 6.2 7.6OLD PARADIANS 6.7 7.9 12.13merry Pmela: Harmes 3 Farakitt Green Robinson 2 Atkinson O'ColSheppard I . Best: Reynolds Faroldi O'Connell Fenton Frecfdeton KGParsdisrev Boundy 4 Lyons 3 La Torre 2 Dimino A. Dean D Dean RusstZhkm3c Tenson D Dean Broady F7strk Gtoury Umpires: R. Wtndlaw BAQUINAS 5 .0 8.1 10.3ON] BLACKS 4.6 8.11 14.15 23A.ztulnaa: Munro 4 Mazzantt 3 Varone Guthertdge Jenktnson McAbL3ckouski Varane Boland Gutheridge Tapply hiurrro . Uni B : SaleTorney 4 Donovan 3 StackIIeki 2 Ross 2 Hamilton Sharp Brnigtornn ScBest: Ross Grigg Torney Detahunty. Umphts: R . Smith (F)RUPE1ri5W060 8.5 17.15 27.15 38.BULLEEN TE2dpi1*4TOTE 1 .0 1.0 2. 1Ru • King 10 Moska(Juk 5 Potter 5 Zahra 4 Harry 4 Price 3 1Rarnsay Elliott Koala Heath Cook Glerm. Best : King Rally 7ahra Heath EDBuilt= Tempkietawc Lee. Taylor. Best : Mathews Hill Martin Stee,Harding .c .Umpirea: M . Gtiday (F)QVANROE-FIrZROY 0.3 0.3 1.3NORTH OLD BOYS 8.5 21.12 32.17 39.2Ivaahae-Pftaroy: Stralbell Fttaro. Best: Metghen tare Dykes Black ArnupNorth Old Boys: Not received. Umpires: J. Ralph B. Ralph (F)
~CHESUnder-19 (2) Blue
Monash Blues v. Glen EiraOakleigh v. De La Salle (2 )
St . Kevins (2) v. South Melbourne Districts to be played alRighetti Oval at 11 .30 a .m .
Old Xaverians (2) v. Mentone Amateurs to be played at viCollege,
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OLD C .D SCOTCH OLD XAVERIANS S E BERNARDS ST. KEVINS UNWEIM BLUESCoach: Rob Walker Coach: Mark Donovan Coach: ( i) Manny Nlcolosi
Coach: Larry Davis Coach (7) : PaulO'SlmnnassyCoach: Steve Kin g
D Smith 1 L FreemanCoach : (2) James Fay
i Carter P1 . D. Ellio t
Neeson2 S
Coach (2) ; Stephen ClarkeI . J . Dempsey 1 . A. Millar
2 E Townsing 2 M Walkom 2 oucur N . . 2 . T. DugganA
2 . C . Nicholls
3 E Tucker 3 D Kni h tg 3 Manahan G 3. A . Bouzikas (C) . Umbers3 .Fox4 L
3 . M. Albettharp e'
C Burgess 4 D Logan4 k,~~~ C 4. C. Burns . .
5 . M. Hicks J. Bromwic h4
5 A Catchlove 5 M(enziE-lP.cYZrg 5. S . (annazZO 6. J . Hanis 5 . T. Birtley ®5 D Woodford
7 J Spraque 6 Ca€o J• 6. A. Matthews Kalesaran7 . L
8. D . Macdonald 6 . J. Sudhol z6 S Guest
8 N Coleman7 0~ M
7. S . Monteleone 9. W. Mccann 7 . L. Mann7 M Kennon g M~,o,ry J 8. S . Mitchell 10 . D
M8 . W. Austberry
8 C Trim 9 S Daniher 9 Rzp~h J Smit h9 J4
1t . M. Hutton 9 . M. Brookshaw
9 N Guy10 R Craven 10 McCoN D
It Farm L
. .10 . IR. James
12 . D . Mc4'Y13 . S . Marnood 10 . J . Parnel l
10 B Marks11 R Joseph s12 J Rodski
12 Dc.onJ 11 . S. Wheele r'
14 . B Mamhesan i~5 . D . Bare
11 . G. Fricker (VC )12 . R . Jacob
J O'Dwyer 13 W Lewis13 NaenA Donnel l12 . M . O 16. K Did,lis
M k h 13 . T. Girdwood (VC )2 J Richardson
14 R Teesdale14 Chambaf~ F15 Mon 8
13 . L . Mansfield
14 N Thomas
o n17. D . a o18' M' Anderson8 14 . N . Rich
:3 A Simpson15 S Cations It Grigg 5
. .15 . J. Formica
W. Macdonald1 920. M . Mulgrew
15 . R . Hal l
16 K Alexander' A Richard s
1 J 1 Weir16 D Jennings tt~C
18 Ross S 16 . C. Mitchell 2t D.yod9e e22. G. HWland
. .17 . A . Brigg s
16 B Wulf17 D Robertson 14 J,t~curP 17 . D. Swan 23. A. Jenkins 18 . P. Burco
17 N Barrett18 A Quail 20 Ha,vard L 18 . D. Walsh 24. G. Nolan
25. J.Deacon19. E . Wilcox (VC )
19 S McQueen 21 smalt~rocd P 19 . M . Moretti 26, J. Knuppel 20. J . CulleyS Carter 20 T Hosking 22 Lea,c°riT 20 . S. Cxampbell 27. I-Ciohesy 21 . J . Broo k
19 M Prowse 21 N Costello 23 Cannody 5 21 . N . Whel an 28. P.~ndy29 Damarc
22. D. Hatswel l,0 E Ryan 22 L Kitchen 24 Bdaec°mbeT 22 . B. McManus
, .30. P. Gissing 23. J . Garne r
21 N Robinson 24 S Dumare~ 25 P~` H 23 . J . Mckay 31 . M . Courtney 24. R. Holmes (VC)
22 J Rush 25 J Barnett26 Denim G27 Glynn P 24. B. Calleja
32. J. Cox33. L Meyer
25. J. Tanner
Wilso n26 A23 N Kent 26 G Fordyce 28 McGrath J 25. T. Legudi 34. S. Mitchel l
O'HalloranN35. .
27. J. Wrigh t? : D Marks 27 R Davies zo GO P 26. A. Anderson ..
36. T. Purcell 28. L. Ryan25 M Horgan 28 A Wilkie 30 5`'x J 27. L. Evans 37, P. Clanc,_y 29. A. Cameron26 C Walker 29 J Mitchell
31 Fox A32 McCarthy M
28. L Calleja 38. R. Chard3g. M . Cairney, 30. J. Chambers
27 J Jewell 30 G Prendergast 33 BudreridgeS 29. C . Goullet 40. TNewton41 EvansB
31 . M . Robertson
31 J Mulcahy 31 M Clinch 34 sp3iane A 30. C . Trewin
O'Brien31 L
. .42. M. Storwhouse 32. S. Adam s
33 E Matties32 E Selby 32 R Fullerton 35 Bu9hbyA . .
32 A Smith43. M. Tischle r
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35 . R. Ker heva l35 B. Keck 38 wafsh M 38 N . Smith
C . Wdk;nson4 650 . TL ass 36 . C. Walsh
36 S Marash 39 Fudett . D Kevna n39 C 51. C . O'Shaughnessy 37 . R. Sweene y
38 M Ramery 40 Dy~~ J.
40 R. Cousland53 . L Simpson56 A Collegian
38 . A. Sheehan
39 M Leeds 41 Srrr~ J42 B M1
41 M . Kavanagh. .
57 . M. Hinsley39 . A. Gooney40 A Tymm s41 M Watts a ai
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41 . S. Monahan44 J Simon 60 dmardo l 43 K. Walker sz . ~ Mcin~neY
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Under-19 - Section 2CAULFIELD HAMPTON OLD ESSEND®N OLD OLD TR HN I Tp
Coach: Chris • Coach : Paul Curry 1 J Williamson Coach: Andrew Lynch 1 Peggie A1 A. Sinclair 1 B . Culling
2DRyan3 C Obliubek 1 . M. Hoffmann 1 . K•0'Dwyer
Pain e2 M2 Hine A(C )
2 A. Amos 2 B. Canton 4 M Velardo . L . Pitche r2 . . .Low3 S
3 Langdon S3 G. Erickson 3 J . Connelly 5 S De Morton 3 . V. Jayasuriya . .
4 C Binney4 TaYIor C
4 T. Vine n5 B Gross
4 T. Jowett 6 D Slater 4 . H . McLauchlan . .6 . S.Curatolo
5 Pretty.
6 Z.Jess 5 K . Johnstone 7 L Wilson 5 . B. Crawford6 S Durkin NC) 7. N .Braddy
6 Burgess J7 Davies M D
( V7 P. Roberts 6 C . Malthouse 8 L Kavanagh . .8 . T.Grieve ~8 Amiconi A
8 S . Tucker 7 A. Battams 9 A Frazer 7 . J. Hanlon9 . C .Lynch 9 Jackson N9 W. Frost 8 G. Carr 10 M Flaherty~
T. PollockD'Silva9 R 10 . S.Jenkins 10 Blackmore B
10 G. Crathem11 C Fagan
9 B . JowettStafford10 M
11 J Buckley12 W Nunlist
. .10 . S. Capron
11 . THibbs 11 Mithen P.12 J . Mellington
.11 J . Almhofer 13 A Carrozza if. J. Glanville
12 . J .BakerBayford13 J
12 Kelly T
13 L. Browne 12 B . Kezilas 14 A Parker 12 . A. Fletcher . .C Lewis14
13 Gordon N14 B . SCott 13 A . Fisher 16 M Nicolas 13 . A. Kozik ..
McKie19 L14 Thwaites M
15 S . Jenkinson 14 N . Goss 17 B King 14 . E. Marsh ,M Clarke
15 Amore J16 J . Ampt17 R Linford 15 D . Molino 18 D Flaherty 15 . R . Goodbodyy
.Lou hnan23 I g
16 Amore S.
18 B . 0'Hoy 17 B . Smith 19 N Fitzpatrick H . Brooks .25 D .Barnes
17 Armatas C18 Heaven C
19 I. Glass 18 S . Burggraaff 20 A Prowse 17 . R . Plummer31 D .Coggan 19 Duell R
20MM . Trigg 19 S . Rawlin sg 21 N Bartram . N . Roset832 W.Coleman 20 Oberoi S
21 A . Beach 20 H . Kerdel 22 T Logan 19 . C . Waxman33 D Neilso n
22 T. Foster 21 L. Cave 23 C Devereux 20 . J. Wright (C) .34 D Meredith
21 Kinross A
23 L. Northway 22 B . Henry 24 J Duggan 21 . D . MacKenzie (VC) .Mendol o35 M
22 Furphy D
24 B . Napier 23 C . Probyn 26 g Falcke 22 . A. Clarke.Finlay36 T
23 Hillas R
25 N . Dorman 24 R . Turnball 28 S Falcke 23 . B. Koetsier.
44 LStillman24 J6q
26 M . Pennycuick 27 S . Weaver 29 T Campbell 25 . P. Shakespeare McWilliam50 E25 Lucas C
27 M . Grigg28 T. Franklin-Jones
28 D. Dawes 32 B Hakim 27 . D . Swanto nHunter28 B
.53 J•0'Dea
27 Cokalis S26 Donahoo M(VC)
30 A . Pelman 29 A . Murray32 C . Sendeckyj
34 J Marinos35 W Higgins
. .29 . T. Archer 28 Condron K
31 T. Habel33 C. Hooper 34 L. Kennedy 30 . A . Shaw 29 Crawford M
34 H Baker 35 M . Davies 33 . R . Mosbey 30 Bullen M.
35 K Boehm 39 . A. Jones 44 Lancaster M.43 A . Bruhn 43 . M. McGauran 53 Plain G
44 L. Schneider 55 . N . Swaby 76 Matthew M46 R. Foote 62 G. White50 S . Morris
ORMOND ST LEOS EMMAI S WERRIBEE WHITEFRIARS YARRA VALLEYCoach : Tim Hille Coach: Paul Gregor Coach: Steve Lovell Coach: Tim Pratt Coach : Rod Penaluna
1 .L Russell 1 B Petri e 1 . S . Muraca 1 . S . Brosolo 1 . A Middli n2 .S. Wheller 2 H Gyles 2. C. Kelly 2. B . Warren - Smith 2 . M Norrish3 .M . Wood 5 R Gale 3. M . Bradfield 3. C. Ventura 3 . J Gates4 .C.Hassall 6 P Boyd 4. S . Eisenberg 5. P. Micalleff 4 . R Belt5 .A. Clinch 7 P Podbury (VC) 5. P. McGowan 6. J . Morriss 5 . B Crowe6 .M . Luba 8 A Hollands 6. S . Kidd 7. R . Nolan 6 . N Peters7 .R. Wiley 9 T Stephens 7. B . Daniels 8. C. Welch 8 . S Simpson8 .J. Muzzell 10 N Cullen 8. C. Jack 9. P. Tobin 9 . B Kehoe9 .J. Franklin 11 P Sampson 9. A. Russo 10. A . Hill 10. R Ye o10 .L . Wells 12 P Landy 10. A . Borg 11 . A. Cursio 11 . A Wingate11 .T McMahon 13 M DAmelio (DVC) 11 . J . Toussaint 12. M . Sowersby 12 . A Wines12 .L Breitkreuz 14 J Montano 12. C. Smith 13. M . Baker 13 L Gillies13 .M. Martinov 15 P Carey (C) 13. D. Groulos 14. J . Treyvaud 14 H Clark14 .D . Jowett 16 A Kelly 14. T. Davidson 15. T. O'Shea 15 D Smit h15 .A. Goonan 17 H Evans 15. M . Walsh 17. P. Furness 17 S Fyffe16 .D . McKenna 18 S Wilson 16. C. Yasar 21 . M . Calavetta 18 C Beal18 .M . Ramsay 19 A Rooks 17. A. Tedesco 22. L. McGuiness 19 N Lear19 .W. Cove 20 M McHugh 18. B . Cunningham 24. P. Weston 22 J Peake20 .R . Lerner 21 A Ballard (DVC) 19. R. Rose 27. R. Hill 23 T Collett22 .B. Payson 22 N Carstein 20. D. Lowe 28. P. Poutney 24 G Coutts24 .A. Lom 23 G Brearley 21 . N. Gauci 29. D. Adkins 30 J Stron g25 .R . Matter 24 R Varney 22. S . Blanco 30. B . Janson 31 S Urban o26 .T. Harvey 27 A Dix 23. J . Russo 33. B . Shoals 32 J Parry
27 .J. Noske 28 C Beljak 24. M . O'Donnell 34. A . Biviano 34 S Britt
28 .T. Naylor 29 S Train 25. J . Purton 37. G . Kennedy 37 J Hume29 .B.Cromack 38 A Flanagan 26. C. Andrews 38. A. Corry 44 N Martin31 .S. Barker 41 D Wood 27. R. Fastuc a33 .A. Cook 44 C Clarke 28. T. Dean39 .M . Ferrari 46 P Altoft 29. L. Simmon s50 . M .Heffernan 61 N Kennedy 30. C. Mahoney54 .M . Wilson 64 D Tompkins 31 . B . Vandenhur k71 .R . Presser
L, KellyB. Ros eL . GeorgiadisC . KokkinosA. CiavarellaR. SymmonsA. Visse r
J. Ra^bum34 ki . wood5 R. Damon6 X. Kidd7 R. Winters
8 A Skinns10 S. Rocco
11 L Esler
12 d , tAToeaald
13 W . Bro;+n15 S. AtheCmn
16 J . Leeman17 P. D'Andrea
18 G. Row e18 J. Stephens
19 K Bardon21 D, Beil
22 a Niskd23 J. Fv}ogiannis24 K Ferguson24 G_Tsicadans26 L Beil27 P. Choosers30 H tlcFadden32 J . Clyne63 S . AquihnaF9 W. Hooper
_ : :h: C _ nnis
1 S, Chapman3 J,Rosengarten (C)4 G. Chessar i5 R. a-kiro ham6 e78 S.1 ^pscn9 P.i`10 B. Rogers11 k1, Vegler {1fC)12 R. Shears13 M . Carey14 Z. Wright15 B. Nind18 A. Shields19 G . Gilbert20 W. Littl e22 B . Green (VC)24 T. Craven26 B .Jondahl29 J. Ross30 J. Meliington31 S . Hawkins35 M . Sharkie39 C. Burley41 J. Ryan42 S. Youu y48 G . C!ugsto n
Coach : (1) Pa, ,.: r ; .eCoach: (2) Step, a or
1 . J . Gemps72. T. Duggan3. A . Umbers4. L. Fcx5_ tA PGzrs6 J.';arns71 L.alea . . - . :-d
20 . .'.22 . G. Y~.- . : nd23 . A . j24 . G. I
26J . Knuppel
27. D Kerr28. P.Landy29. P. Fogarty30. P. G .ssma31 . M . Courtney32. J Cox33. L Meyer34. S. Mi;che'.I35. N .O'Haltoran36. T. Purcell37. P C!zr~cY38 . R . Chard39- M. Cairney,40 . R Boyse41 . 6 . Evans42 . M . Stonehouse43 . 6i Trschter44 . J . Kong;5 . NkVaGs46. C.lYilk ,ascn
50. J. Gu:Lfer51 . C. O'Shaughnessy53. T. 5lmpsoh55, A. M arsh57. U . Hmsley5& A. Thompson62. K PAclnemy65 . R Miller68 .J . Deacon69 . C . Hdhard
2 . S . Sullivan3 . P. Dixon4. G . Allan7. T. BarrB. K. Little9. K. McLeod11 . B. Atherton12. M . Wilson13. M . Hayes14. P. Rocke17. S . Casacelli19. S . Hamilton20. P. Krings21, D . Kelly22 . S. Barker24, M. Duggan26 . A . Rock30 . A . Pothitos31 . C . Jamieson33 . R . Hamil l34, M . Wingrave35 . T. Smit h36, G . Moran37. C. Johnstone38. R. Bitne r41 . S. Alexander45 . R . Connard56 . S. Rickard s
1- P. Rujevic3. D. Bevan4. M . Brown5. M . Hai l6. A. Viscendese
7. C . Kennedy
& B. Brown9 . J. Walker (C)10 . T. Cousland11 . M . Bignall12 . M . Bowen13 . T. Harper14. A . Nirens15. T. Fraczek16. M . Neilsen17. G . Pollard18. J . Saigal19. D. Giannakos20 . S. Foley21 . Dav. Fox22 . J. Brown23 . J. Davis24 . Dan Fox25 . C . Owen26 . T. Middleton28. A . Lieske29. D. Viscendese30. E . Hin d31 . K. Harding
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/ NTH I - ` . O!! [ . . . ,Cc : John Ryan Coach: David Zappuia Coach: Michael Siguias
Cc :h: i c Coach : Richard Grummett2 R . Klogeman
1 3rs hS 30 D Barnwell 1 T. Roach 1, m. Littl e5 A . Boland .
2.
Florenc eD 31 J She2 J. Mullins 2 . D. McOuaRer
6 P. McNiff .3
.A Paradise
3 S. Haynesw
5 . P. Tempone7 A . Jenkinson
.4
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32 J Dunne 4 M. O en 6 . B. Christie9 M . Guthridge .
5,.
G Taylor33 E Healy 5 L . Byrne 7 . B. Ryan
10 L. Mackowski 34 C Meighen 6 S. Nolan 8 . C. Morley12 A . Corrigan 7 M McGrath 35 B Dowsett 7 M. Kelly 9, A. Crame r13 V. Hall
,8 .
.R . Conti 36 J Healy 8 S. Bermingham 10 . K. derby (C)
14 A . Hayes 9 . M. Bickerdike 37 M Edmonds 9 R. Davidson it . D. Pike
15 S . Verona 11 . J. 0'DonneJl (C) 39 A Butter10 M. King 12 . G . Weickhardt
17 J . See 13 . R Lee 40 J Harman11 D .Keenan 13 . T. Proswe
19 D . Sinclair 14 . P Harding 41 A Maraud12 N . Hahn 14 . C. Munro
20 S Collins 16 . D . Charles 13 D . Budey 15 . S. Jones.21 P Stone 18, A DeSimone
44 B Ashton 14 L . Barnes 16 . A. Cantor.
22 G Cochrane 19 . J Hasan 45 G Robertson 15 R . Evans 18 B. Craven.
23 M Patterson 20 . J Paraskeva 46 M Ahern 16 N . Trigwell 19 B. Larrichia.
24 D Dew 22 . M Perri 47 N B!ayney 17 B. Burrows 23 H . Hogan.
23 . D . Tsokas 48 N ptrkes 18 J. Dalton 25 A. Zemski25 C . Tavaili
25 . D Steer SO J Simrk 19 D . McLellan 26 D . Ling27 C . Munro 26 . D . Martin (VC) 20 A. Chuck 39 A. Emmerson28 J . Holly 31 T Waiters
52 E Clayton 21 M. Kurec 43 T. Sigalas29 B . Miiler
.33 .
.P. Gordon 54 S Sukkar 22 M. Curzio 50 J . Agatanovic
30 J . Tappley 34. M Toiiit 55 B Foynes 23 H . Ryan 51 M. Brook e
35. P. Tsokas D Cummins 24 S. Cook 52 M. Cottrel
C Grose 25 J. Hughes 53 J . Cucinotta
J Kelly 26 M. Vanderhorst 54 L. Enrigh t
A Powell 27 N . Barry 55 M. Gilbert28 H . Monk 56 A. Moharic
B Stafford 29 T. Dean 57 S. MorrillG Waugh 30 T. James 58 J . Pettitt
31 A . Saad 59 D . Schmidt
32 M. Seed 60 N . Warner
33 S. Seed 61 T. Parkes
1 P C, ; : : . _: :Tp®Coach : Peter H i n Coach: K Inner Coach : Tony Crotty
Assist : Phil RyanCoach : John Bushb y
2 M Spirmso_ 1 Zahra R 1 Farotdi M I M E'aris3 1,9 Lyons 2 Page S 2 Goodwin T 2 S Bloodworth4 A Harvey 3 Albania J 3 Reynolds L 3 D Bongiomo5 A Dean 4 King J 4 Barron B 4 J Corbett6 S Fistric 5 Ramsay J 5 Kiernan M 5 C Delahunty7 L Drummond 6 Shaklers B 6 Mullens P 6 T Donavan8 E LaTorre 7 Hatty R 7 Hermes J 7 P Donelan9 B Reiner 8 Elliot K 8 Quinn L 8 N Ebnerit S Connelly 10 Potter C 9 Gleeson L 9 S Flood14 S Fantene 12 Temmir.g M 10 Crotty J 10 P Fowler
15 D Dean 13 MosKai uk P7 11 McCarthy L11 J Greenwood12 M Grigg
18 L Aiello 15 McGovern N 12 Senators, F 13 R Hamilton19 A Paglia (DVC) 16 Webb A 13 Comb M 14 W Hanna21 L McMahon 17 Geuds M 14 Fenton J 15 D Higgin s22 R Priest 18 Fielding L 15 Owen B 16 E Hind e23 C McKay 19 Johnson R 16 Clifton D 17 R Mansfield24 G Loftus 20 Flinn P 17 Palazzolo M 18 T Mayal l
26 M Keeling 21 Heywood D 18 Freckleton J 19 R Moreton
27 D Caple 22 Cook G 19 Green A20 D Oconnel
28 S Russell 23 Balmer V 20 Capewell C21 R Osuliivan22 B Owen
28 C Duncan 24 Price G 21 Atkinson D 23 V Pafkinson29 R Hall 25 Anderson J 22 Goodwin D 24 S Princ e34 P Gtoury 27 Koala M 23 Caiiegari D 25 L Rawnsle y39 J Zivkovic 28 Neville H 25 Carroll A 26 J Rivett42 N Stephens 29 Baines M 26 Sheppard T 27 A Ross50 E Tenson (C) 30 Barry P 27 Thompson T 28 S Rundl e51 T Crotty 57 Glenn S 34 O'Connell S 29 M Sale
'fi D gouundy 58 Stafford D 59 Robinson T30 S Sandrford (C)
63 S Corcoran (VC) 58 Becker L 72 Johnson S31 JP Santama a32 R Scarfed
75 P D'Intino 59 Constantine B 81 Delaney D 33 N Sharp67 Carlo A 34 P Sond u
h69 Heath J 35 M Stockfeld71 Cariss P 36 A Torney72 Murphy B 37 J Walker73 Wassyl N 38 D Watson
A report alle_ ngPower House anat Power Hous ; ,continually abu:that the Pov~not assist vCharge pro . ---.
Continued fro .- & ,age 1 6
the Bloods will have their work cut out dealing witthe potency of the Section's best forward set up . Andthen there's BIG Dave! Right now, and inti„pnced 1-;;their recent defeat of the Hoes at Ivanhoe Pa Ithe Bloods are going b",r -,i - - "_ ., -
will enable t°m to 1 n0 to
. the home s :ve ._ 1 . n < !dthe Par hers the opposil ti ech ance of avoiding tin four qua rters of convhas seemi!d beyond 1'comfort oly.
meets it t : Uomeney,all heir ende< ;, o, . . . --t t be able to
i ri lliance of the `',i1s . '~ look more &- more
to tre one ` te an d fi :! _1 ,ts in 2t,ul .`'acks . Hoes, Aquinas ,
OGS, and Wells . Last ;_ .' :, St Leo's beat Old Careyin a entertaining game, in which the Panthersseriously pushed the Animals. T ic star of the matchmay have had 0 kicks, 0 handbr "`s, ~1 ° 0 marks, butJohn Elliott did apply an expert s' ~rd which led tothe Panther's lst goal, and did oLe usefultackles, before discretion 1: ac i half waythrough the 2nd term . a
y :
Ph + Fax ; ---Deadline is 12 :OONoon Mondays, with some.ne
Snnrinv nrPfPrred-
Sal,C . , ", is (U
got off the
Aug18 v01d~ tell
Aug 19 Giuls vui Pre'ivi. ru7als
Aug 25 1*larceIlin v St. Bernards
,Aug 26 Club XVIII Grand Finals~Pnt 1 I, Section lst Semi
2 A l~ mli
eauty by 10 pts.on a seek and destroy r :
e's ;'-.e bolter for ~
E ,a (0/1)N uv , =up -s
De La :' Ile (415)DLS by lOpts
Therry (5l4)Ormond by l5pts
4) vs Old Paradians (13/4)
vs NOI3s ( 1110 )
vs Old Ivanhoe (415 )
vs Ormond (417 )
vs old Melburnians (1 1
I)uld like to s~d ate best wishes of everyone int° V_AFn to 2 - ople involved in B Section . ColGlover from De La Salle entered hospital lastweekend and is on the mend as we speak. Similarly,Ormond's Ian Jackman was unable to coach lastweek following an accident . Get well fellas.
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DIftESERVE P WUIMTRSITY BLACKS 14 13OLD CA ;~"3ERWELL 14 135,,,^ TiOE ASSUMPTION14 8L_9PdYULE 14 8i LEOS EMMAUS WP 14 8
~.,WINAS O C 14 6)ARRA VALLEY O B 14 6,LD GEELONG 14 5
.fJNASH BLUES 14 2~~DCAREY 14 1
D2 ?:LS :LPVE P Wp.;121iS IDE 14 13F7LLIAR3STOWN CYMS14 13s ~1LSIAN O C 14 10POWERIiOUSE 14 8
