L3 9)90' ADVISOR CALLS Ti' QUIT S ~}v ars as the top m an , Micliael Sneddon has advised me C, As it is time to "devote more time supporting Jane raising 3ren as they grow older ." There is no doubt that Michael made a wonderful contribution to the VAFA and his ,:rt Irin g ciZa rt s have certainly been appreciated, with umpi ring ;, :!_rs dwindling and the community 's attitudes to umpiring a t 11 ;y low level, Iviichaets successor certainly wi ll face a ing situation . 1,Lcljac1 will not be lost to the VAFA, as he intends to umpire the , ;1 I r>atch, (when he feels he needs a break from raising the : ,Ir :i :) an d he will also assist me in the role of talking to possible Michael on a job we ll done . 0 EFIC'7AIS A1TlE2E cns received throughout the season have demonstrated : ally a flagrant disregard by many dubs to ensure that watercarriers, runners and interchange stewards are [ i : attired in clothing as l aid down by the Association. go to the expense of outfitting their o fficials correctly be out of pocket when others cho ose to disregards the r: ~ and VAFA dutv officers at finals have been asked to be ,.in diF,~-,nt in bringing incorrectly outfi tt ed officials to the jr mi(,, i of the VAF A i:u~~u2y Players, are to be in the correct uniform, and this ludcs wearing approved bile shorts (if they have to be worn) ,re VAFA br anded and flesh colored only. Where a large ,i :u il; r , "players in a team i gnore this ruling, a club will be asked cause why a certain amount should not be imposed under dations "conduct unbecoming rule" . ` :,,tr must be wear ing jumper numbers that carrespand to Lsts printed in the "Amateur Footballer", and again an initial ..r ~, i_npc~~ r] for a varia tion which increases in value each week ti~e p'r,% r continues to wear the same numb er that do es not ,r~ ~ with the Amateur Footballer listing of numbers . r adk : :t and purchashng enquiries ring Tony O'Callaghan P41813857 7 1,: ~o!lowing outlines the uniform requirements of the Association . 'mpires have been instructed to inspect all runners', water ,-crs' and trainers uniforms before matches and if not up to ., slud the official is to be told he/she is not able to take the field n! 1 at tir,i correctly. It is also important to ensure that all officials I'-okier than 15 years. Ru~: VAFA jade top and VAFA dub shorts . Track pants, if n, to be navy or black only . If it is cold the VAFA jade tracksuit ~ be worn . No other garments under/over the jade polo shirt te that there can only be one dub runner . A 'ater Carri er s: VAFAgold top and VAFA dub shorts . Track pants , 7 if worn, to be navy or black only. If runners or water carriers wear bike shorts they mus t be flesh colored tights only . No other garment is to be worn under the green or gold top-note that there can be no more than 4 water carriers. Thiners: VAFA white/blue top with navy or black track pants . Caps if worn must be purchased through VAFA Properties only. SUPPLY OF CLUB UI&IRS FOR Any registered reserve umpire or dub boundary or goal umpire who would like to seek an appointment for the first couple of weeks of the finals is asked to contact the VAFA by either emai .ling phi~avafa .asn .au or sue avafa .asn.au Ta'IHOS . E WHO FINISH TODA Y Today sees the end of the 2001 season for many . If this is so, I hope that the year has still been enjoyable and the challenge that missing out on the finals or being relegated brings also motivates dubs to begin vital planning for success in 2002 . To those, where today marks the end ofan official involvement with a dub, good luck in the future and I hope that you will still "unofficially" stay with your club . TIFiOPv " UP / THUhM DOWN THUMBS UP The D3 reserves match played between UHSOB and Richmond Central was plaved in true Amateur 'spiri t despite the disparity in scores . All players and officials were correctly attired and the match reflected well on the Association and to both participating dubs. Well done . THUM13S DOWN icket and media personality David Hookes, who blaste d e VAFA's "no grog aft er two and until the game is a ver " rule as an archaic rule . For more on these stories and other VAFA new, a taappeDw" visit tfte vMA we=te - --~ == s Looking Back .. .. .. .. . ... . .. .. .. . .. .. .. . . . .. .. .. .. .. . . . .. .. . .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. . .... . .20 Coaches' Clipboard ... .. .. . .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. . ... . .. .. .. . .. .. .. . .. .. . . . . . .. . .. ...... . .? .5 Todays Umpires .. .,, .. .. .. . .. . . .. .... . .. .. .. ..».,. .. . .. .. .»,. .. .. .. . ..,..». . .. ..31 For the Lov e of the Game .. . --33 . . .. .. . . . .. .. .. . .. .. ...... . ..... ... . .. .. .F'mais' Venues .... . .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. ... .. .. . .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. ..... .. .. . .. .. .. . ..34 Ffnals' Fmpillty . .. ... .. .. .. . ..... ... .. . .. .. .. ... .. .. . .... .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. . ..48 Sport 927 Prize Winner . ... . .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. . 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L3 9)90' ADVISOR CALLS Ti' QUITS~}vars as the top man , Micliael Sneddon has advised meC, As it is time to "devote more time supporting Jane raising3ren as they grow older." There is no doubt that Michael
made a wonderful contribution to the VAFA and his,:rtIring ciZartshave certainly been appreciated, with umpiring
;, :!_rs dwindling and the community 's attitudes to umpiring a t11 ;y low level, Iviichaets successor certainly will face a
ing situation .1,Lcljac1 will not be lost to the VAFA, as he intends to umpire the
, ;1 Ir>atch, (when he feels he needs a break from raising the:,Ir :i :) an d he will also assist me in the role of talking to possible
Michael on a job well done .0EFIC'7AIS A1TlE2E
cns received throughout the season have demonstrated: ally a flagrant disregard by many dubs to ensure that
watercarriers, runners and interchange stewards are[ i : attired in clothing as laid down by the Association.
go to the expense of outfitting their officials correctlybe out of pocket when others cho ose to disregards the
r: ~ and VAFA dutv officers at finals have been asked to be,.in diF,~-,nt in bringing incorrectly outfitted officials to thejr mi(,, i of the VAFAi:u~~u2y Players, are to be in the correct uniform, and thisludcs wearing approved bile shorts (if they have to be worn)
,re VAFA branded and flesh colored only. Where a large,i:uil; r , "players in a team ignore this ruling, a club will be asked
cause why a certain amount should not be imposed underdations "conduct unbecoming rule".
` :,,tr must be wearing jumper numbers that carrespand toLsts printed in the "Amateur Footballer", and again an initial
..r ~, i_npc~~ r] for a variation which increases in value each weekti~e p'r,% r continues to wear the same numb er that do es not
,r~ ~ with the Amateur Footballer listing of numbers.r adk : :t and purchashng enquiries ring Tony O'Callaghan
P41813857 71,: ~o!lowing outlines the uniform requirements of the Association .
'mpires have been instructed to inspect all runners', water,-crs' and trainers uniforms before matches and if not up to., slud the official is to be told he/she is not able to take the field
n! 1 at tir,i correctly. It is also important to ensure that all officialsI'-okier than 15 years.
Ru~: VAFA jade top and VAFA dub shorts . Track pants, ifn, to be navy or black only. If it is cold the VAFA jade tracksuit~ be worn. No other garments under/over the jade polo shirt
te that there can only be one dub runner.A'ater Carriers: VAFAgold top and VAFA dub shorts . Track pants ,
7
if worn, to be navy or blackonly.If runners or water carrierswear bike shorts they mustbe flesh colored tights only. No other garment is to be worn underthe green or gold top-note that there can be no more than 4 watercarriers.Thiners: VAFA white/blue top with navy or black track pants .Caps if worn must be purchased through VAFA Properties only.SUPPLY OF CLUB UI&IRS FOR
Any registered reserve umpire or dub boundary or goal umpirewho would like to seek an appointment for the first couple of weeksof the finals is asked to contact the VAFA by either emai .lingphi~avafa.asn .au or sue avafa .asn.auTa'IHOS. E WHO FINISH TODAYToday sees the end of the 2001 season for many . If this is so, I hopethat the year has still been enjoyable and the challenge thatmissing out on the finals or being relegated brings also motivatesdubs to begin vital planning for success in 2002 .To those, where today marks the end ofan official involvement witha dub, good luck in the future and I hope that you will still"unofficially" stay with your club .TIFiOPv " UP / THUhM DOWNTHUMBS UP
The D3 reserves match played between UHSOB andRichmond Central was plaved in true Amateur 'spirit
despite the disparity in scores . All players and officials werecorrectly attired and the match reflected well on the Associationand to both participating dubs. Well done .THUM13S DOWN
icket and media personality David Hookes, who blastede VAFA's "no grog after two and until the game is aver "
rule as an archaic rule .
For more on these stories and other VAFA new,a taappeDw" visit tfte vMA we=te -
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OLD-- attempt to become the greatest teamin the 109 4r= of this Association will be decided atToorak Park ii~Ls afternoon . Foilrth placed Xavs hostfifth placed t : id with two pointsseparating them the winner g(us into the first semi . Itis passe to remind us of what - avs are trying to do butfor posterity it must be recorded . Winners of the pastsix A Section flags, Xavs have equalled UniversityBlacks' tally set in 1949. Blacks made it to a seventhsuccessive grand final in 1950 before losing toOrmond and this is a record that is in jeopardy today.Other records at stake : Old Scotch competed in 10successive A Section finals series between 1926 and1935 . Xavs are shooting for their ninth successive . Ifyou had predicted at the start of the year that Xavswould have to win the last home-and-away game tomake the four you would have been sent to therapy .Not once during the eight finals appearance, not evenin 1996 when the Red-and-Blacks turned 2-7, didthey have to win Round 18 to squeeze in . Xavs' formis not littered with conviction over the past sixmatches where they have split the ledger but the winscame against Uni Blues (three points) and therelegated Mazenod and Old Brighton . Travelling toToorak for clubs used to by as daunting as it was fora first-home buyer looking to purchase in the area .This year Xavs have won four of seven games at home .On the flip side, MHSOB is yet to defeat Xavs sincereturning to A Section last year. In other games today,Scotch and Trinity both need to thrash each otherand have OBG smash SI{t}BS to displace the RighettiOval boys out of the four.With top placed Marcellin meeting second placed StBernards, SKOBS could grab the double chance .Mazenod and Uni are playing for pride .ROUND-UP THE COACHES WHOSE TEAMSARE OUT :SCOTC- -.'S Smith:What's worked : "Injecting new blood like TimFinocchiaro, Cameron Smith, Hugh Thomas and RobAston and we played 45 guys this year which gi=vesthem a chance ." What hasn't worked: "Not having thebest team on the field week-in week-out and that'sAmateur Football . It's no excuse ." On today againstOT : "The season is pretty well over, but while there isa chance there we have to have a go" .TRINITTS Leigh Carlson:What's worked: "Throughout the 90s we've been inand out of A grade and it's been my job to helpestablish us as an A grade club and I think we aredoing it .-What's not worked : "I've been impatient and I think
we are still learningwhat it takes to be atop A grade club." Ontoday against OS :"We're not out of the finals ye~ . Haven't donemaths but we just want a win . "UNIVERSHY BLUES' L -, )rs :Asked who are the better coaches: "Mike McArtlAllen (where he puts his players), Tim O'ShaughnE(we both trained under Leigh Matthews), andimpressed with Luke Soulos (he makes mo6~would)" .MAZENOD'S David Murray;"Xavs and St Bernards are smart the way they stheir VFL top-ups to Essendon and Carlton wldon't have reserve sides, whereas our boys gSpringvale and it does.Therefore our best boys don't drop back to us if Idon't make the senior team. We might have tcsmarter next year as to where we send them ."®f.i? BRIGHTON'S Dale Tapping:ng:"The past five years have been great fun and I'veenjoyed this year." Asked about his futurecoaching: "I won't be rushing in - I don't know ."On today against SKOBS: "We've been playingfooty over the past few weeks and but for 15 miniagainst Marcellin we would have won that too ."TIES WEEK'S PLAYER FOCUS : OBG'S SBWILLIAMSCaptain for the past three years Simon, 26, said itan honor to be an A Section captain "no matter wlyou are on the ladder" . Simon is passionate yet sof his team-mates, who played in last year's B grfinal, didn't play this year. "It's part of AmaFootball . We've got some educated guys at our clike Matt Dennis, and he went overseas with his wYou have to respect that ." Never sent off or repoiSimon attributes his cool attitude to advice fumpire Hinton at the start of his career . "Waynethere is nothing worse for an umpire than dissentas we have a young side I have to set the exampliTHISWEEK'S COACH FOCUS : MHSOB'S LtSOULOSAfter playing in Prahran last VFA premiershipDivision Two in 1987 as a mid-fielder/flanker uwBrian Taylor, Luke started with junior developmeiCarlton before becoming an assistant coach inVSFL with the Jets and the Cannons . Last yeatook training mid-season for Old Brightonexcellent reports filtered to South Yarra. Luke, 3 !renowned for his preparation and taking the Uniccto new highs during pre-season.
pI<_-ed his for 'te~ .ced=. :'ththeClub i J ~d6
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1 D Slimmon2 T Hutchins3 J Sturrock4 D Guengerich5 0 Gleeson6 S Longley7 D Hayter8 J Hayter9 S Meade10 A Davis11 L North12 G McLachlan13 P Stockdale14 C Roydhouse15 L Ryan16 C Stewart17 G de Crespigney18 A McEwin19 A Lowcock20 C Ryan21 T McIntyre2223 T Wilcox24 S Russell25 A Solly26 M Vasey27 R Wilkie28 M Thomas29 J Coulloupas30 M Coleman31 J Quill32 J Garnaut34 L Fishley35 A Baker36 T McKinley37 L Granger38 A Wilson39 T Gra y40 C Brookes41 R Crawford42 S McConnell43 A Cameron44 R Featherston45 J Armstrong46 M McKerrow47 R McKerrow48 T Morga n49 L Chamberlain50 H Nailo n51 A Brown52 A Terril l53 R Versteegen54 C Beltrame55 T Anderson56 T Birks57 T Irvine58 A Larkin59 L Fehring60 A Suvultos61 B Coleman62 L Barrick63 R Kelliher64 S Kas o65 E Roydhouse66 B Gates67 D McAloon68 B Treloar69 A Cook70 P Busse71 T McGrath72 S Lansdell73 J Brooke74 J Chivers75 L Qui n76 W Temple-Smith78 M Dowdie79 A Duncan
Well, here it is . The last round. Every gamehas an impact on either the four or relegationbattles, which is a promoter's dream andtipster's nightmare .
Review
It was a heart stopper out at McKinnon ,the unbackable flag favourites i
Ivanhoe con : ; from be: d at 3/,= ti:get up over _ ' to win by 1
Crappy eveati :r ')t e scores rather I uThe trio of ," s' in Tiem ; , fully and Tooveywere the match winners for 01 . The homeside's best were Fletcher, Harrop and Carson .
At Malvern, De L ' ad a co acing jrinagainst the struggling , as theywon easily by 109pts . An 11 fi A qtr gavethe visitors no chance of c< sing an upset .Hall, Morel and Hyland had goot, games forthe blue and golds, whilst their opponentswere best served by the Captain Holt (again),Matulick and Boctor.
The folks at Oak Pa gave themselves a bigchance to avoid " n : downwards ZenTherry outgunned by 23pts . A 6--al3rd qtr by the locals as where the dwas done . Russell, Bole and Callagari egood players for Therry . Skene, Collins I
Keenan were solid cor`r`butors for NOBs .
Out at Donvak, ; did not help
their relegation cam as they were wallopedby 59pts by Old . An 8 goal 2nd qtr
set up the G&Ps fa iy and from thereon in it was one traffic . Porteous (8
goals), Stevens and Curran shone brightly for
the winners . The losing side's better players
were A . Pawlik, Phan and Campbell .
"inally, at the Junction Oval, the Old•n lanz machine rolled on, when they
steamrolled Ca ._- .Y by a mammoth 85pts .The home side outscored their guests in everyqtr to give them no chance of victory. The 'BigMs' came to the fore for OMs (Miller,Mulquiney and Mulligan - 7 goals) . Ormond'sbest included Robbins, Smith and Remman .
PreviewI'm either going to look like a genius thi sweek, or a fool with no idea . What shall it be?
At our B Section beachside haven, the home
side in B eaYamaris (12/1) play host to theirnear-neighbours in old Haileybury (1/16) .Try as they will, the locals will be no match
for the visitors,and OH will book adate with EP on
Saturday 1September as thc,win by 42pts .
T?cre iA an intei"e ; ;
over t, :.,
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2001 . I'll tip the hor
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c :iu of year action, they mustirre . -cc(ive of the home grour._ ; , .
aents possess . DLS to atN,-- .j, :_ ar win by a'poofteent: (I .
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G 2/5 OH 1/4
DLS 4/1 OP 3/1
OM 8/1 NOBs20/1
OH 10 /1 Orm 33/1
OP 12/1 TP 40/ 1
i ( 3 /1)vs OH (112a) OH by01 (3/1) vs TP (1/5) T
F NOBs(1/8) vs White (13/2) s
by 30ptsOP (1/4) vs OM (13/4) OP by 2E
r,,nnd ( 113) vs i?LS (314) DLS by
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holding their 1993 premiership
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.Magee3 J 3 g Corin 4. S.Sleep 3 . M . Hoffman 3 C.Allender
.Pratt4 A 4 L Hall 5. B .Devine 4 . S . Langford-Jones 4 B.Davi s
.4 J . Black 5 C Swift 5 . D .Skene 5. J . Bourke 5 TYoung
6 D Spide n5 M . Ensor (VC) 6 M Herber 6 . N .Vogels DVC 6. A. White
Adam Hilton (C)7
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6 L. Buller 7 P Harrison7R B Baker
7 . P.BoothCollison CB8
.8 . R. George 8 T.Stevens (RC)
7 D. Fole y8 A. Spence 8 J La Ragy
..9 . H . Maplestone 9 . S. Rowlands 9 M.Karayanni s
10 M . Crowley8 M. O'Brien 9 J Hall 10 . M .Nulty 10. C . Efstathiou
11 S .Tully9 B. Nicholson (DVC) 9R E Williams 11 . R . Morley 11 . M . Graves
12 C.Branigan10 A. O'Brien 10 T Silvers 12 . S.Lock 12. P. Dimond
Barker13 C11 M . Lee 11 A Evans(C) 13 . THalpin 13. B . Harrop .
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16 M Wood s.13 D. Whitaker 14 A Robertson 17. J . Fitzclarence 16 . P. O'Donnell
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14 T. Coliins 15 P Bowden 18. C.Murray 17 . Ash Hilton tg J,Hope (VC}
14 D. Dew 16 S Hyland(VC) 19. P.O'Farrell 18. C . Jayaskera 19 D .Warry15 A. Edge 16RD Jarvis 20 . J .Sutherland 19. M. Armstrong
20 D .Hawke s
16 A. Quin 17 A Elliott 21 . N .Casboult DVC 20. J. Wright 21 R.Roberts17 L . Atkins 18 C Mercuri 22 . M.Connelly RC 21 . A . Janke 22 P.Donaldso n
17 S. Fitzgerald 19 R Prezens 23 . D . Coonan 22 . D. Mason 23 A.Barez a
18 T. Cotter 19RT Shields 24 . J .Barker VC 23 . M . Seccull 24 G .Haro s
18 N . Kennedy 20 M Picone 25. G.Phyland 24 . A. Ross 25 A.White
19 M . Atkins 21 D Jackson 26. M .Yandell 25 . B. Johnston 26' RLipis
Low19 A 21RM Joyce 27. W.McTaggart 26. J . Bell 27 J.Weddle.Tucker20 L 22 M O'Donnell 28 . D.Joyce 27. R . Brandham 28 S .Morris.
20 M . Mellon 23 D O'Brien 29 . D . Visser 28. S . Walden (VC) 29 R.Weddle (C )
21 L . Healy 24 J Morel 30 . M.Leigh 29. B . Carson 30 A .Gilbert
21 P. Sherman 24RB Buick 31, L .Boyle 30 . D . Warnes 31 T.Perer a
22 J. Holt (C) 25 C Hyde 32 . M .Phyland 31 . D. Lay 32 A.Gooley
22 B . Tadgell 25RM Shaw 33 . M .Barker 32 . B . Mitchell 33 N .Pratt
23 A . Catlin 26 D Spithill 34. J .Saad 33 . P. Wright 34 A.Tieman
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26 B . Spence-Bailey 29 P Hesse 37 . S .Mikunda 36. B. Lay 37 M .Berry
27 B. Haynes 30 B Mannix 39 . C . Siotos 37. G. Fletcher 38 Ga Georg e
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52 P.Armstrong41 N . Conlan 44 J Garland 53. S . Butcher 51 . P. Gebka
53 S .Price42 J . Gerrand 46 A Molan 54 . M . Allouche 52 . N . Biggs
54 B .Guider a44 H . Gibson 47 A Coffey 57 . C. Hosking 53. L . Curtain
55 N .Miller45 A. Thomas 47RG Wise 58 . D . Ada 54. G. Rowlands
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goal brer_ at ' _ st changed which they quickly
increased over the ne:d 2 quarters kicking some 14goals with good strong tac'r"^ g and a high conversionrate a feature . Last t+ bit of a non event as the
game was out of '` ; reach with the Fieldsgoing away happ hal, notched up another win forthe season albeit a bit it - . Brent Baxter, skipperAndy Will and Drew Pearce are best for Caulfield,
while for Glen Eira Astapenko, King and Lewin couldhold their her-'s high .
The local derby saw control thegame all 'a; art from a little pate in the second
term where .'^ ,; hit the front . The Rovershandled the di`dcult conditions better than theiropposition a.u .ough they did turn the ball over withpoor foot skills on occasions their handball at timeswas exceptional and set up many scoringopportunities. Michael the "Chief' Fletcher was hisfrightening best at CHB, and anything he mi .sed
Gerard Woods in a welcome return from injucleaned up and the Anderson's, Stephen in' :i - ---
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now they eome up against the tc side who jusflose at Teac Park . A bit of interest .rith the a. . p' .,
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Congratulations to the Wellers Hoes, Bears & Bloodswho have made it through to this year's big matches .
And we say farewell to those Clubs not involved infinal's action . thanks for your competition and
comraderie . The relegatees are not yet technicallydecided, with Yarra Valley still having a game breakon Monash Blues & Old Carey . If all three lose today,the Ashers & Old Carey depart . If the Ashers can
beat St Leos, they stay .St Leos Emmaus prevailed over Banyule in a terrific
game that was close all day . Dave Pitcher excelled in
his allocated tagging role for the Animals . Mick Volpi
went well at CHF, and the three McCanns . Stephen
at FF. Tim on a wing, and Ryan at HB were all
outstanding in a memorable win. Dave Williams
'roved' brilliantly as usual for the Bears, LukeO'Connell burnt brightly up forward, with ClintonBurke and Jayson Egan in top form also.
Aquinas survived against the luckless Monash Blueswho attacked incessantly throughout a thrilling lastterm but couldn't convert their efforts into enough
scores . Appropriately, the Bloods best were alldefenders, John Jess, Dave Boland, and Craig
Glennie . The Ashers were indebted to Aron Williams
in the ruck . Liam Holloway at CHF etc ., George
Smyth on a wing, and Nick De Young in defence .
Old Geelong went down to Ivanhoe Assumption v,,henthe Hoes kicked 7 to Zip against the wind in the 1stterm and were then able to cruise . Damon Wood
starred in defence for the Hoes, ably supported by
O'Neill & Narkiewicz . Adrian Farrer kicked OGS
entire goal tally, with Hamish Melnnes & Nick Bayneplus Wil and Jim Paul all being strong throughout .
Yarra Valley's inaccuracy was costly againstUniversity Blacks but the visitors always seemed tobe able to surge ahead when threatened . Blacks had
great games from Elliot Hannan at HB, Ben Costelloon his wing, plus Glen Thompson & Ben
Cunningham on the ball . Paul Cremean rucked well
for the Bushrangers . Brad Peake was a busy on
baller, Phil Valoppi a solid BP, and Luke Taylor had
another fine game at CHB .
Old Camberwell crunched Old Carey with a 10 goallast term when they switched into top gear after beingwell held by the Panthers for 3 quarters . Once Nigel
Credlin found some space, the game changedcompletely . Bubba McLean brilliantly lead adominant centre line for the Wellers, Tim James wasrarely beaten across HB, Shane Properjohn was aproductive HF, and James Clyne was solid at FB .
Old Carey's Nick Vas was back to his best on the ball .
Jonny Mai rucked effectively, the peripatetic Mal
Heppell picked upkicks all over, Chris
Hickey won man_"toughV gets round theground with ChrisBattle and Paul Graham doing well in defence.
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Bin s take on St Leos and will be desperato in to escape the horrid 'R fate . The Ashers hapushed all the top sides recently, and the urgencytheir situation will make them a formidable wtoday. The Animals will be over the moon from th,big win last week and looking to finish the season
style . This game should be close all day and continso to the dead last second . St Leos by a kick .
Bary ule completes its final's preparation against fGeelong, the team that inflicted the Bears first Icthis season in Round 9 . The chances of that berepeated today are remote, as the Bears want go tthe finals on a winning note, and their form last wiwas promising. The Bears should win by 6 goals
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not be troubled to win comfortably today . The H
will field too much height and experience for
gallant Bushrangers.
, {¢y Blacks close their season againstand it will be interesting to see if t
can run the Wellers to as close a margin as theyin Round 9 (2 points) . The Wellers looked sensati(when they fmaIlv got moving last week and !should win convincingly today .
Old Carey plays s and wori t be sad to seeend of what has been a terrible year fo
r Aquinas will have too much talent today and s h
win by 8 goals .- es winners should be : St Leos . Barr
Ivanhoe Assumption, Old Camberwell, & Aqu'Well done to the Wellers, Blacks, Animals, and',(assuming there are no monumental boilovergrabbing some finals action .
Correspondents : note changed number : 9889
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. ~ y - champion on field 'yapper' :plays his 50 'c -: 'laffic today .
tI ;rninutive flanker, Nancey will tackle anythingllzt moves, and his courage has been an„l,piration round the Club for years . An, iithusiastie supporter of every social function ,cte has been a wonderful contributor to al l
,, ;pects of the Club's life . Also, bustling on,t? r, T?nhnn BardweH , plays his 50th gam e
Congratulations Nancey and Bards !ti'~o : ;c- - - --- - Matthew Newman plays his0e for the Club today, joining his big
;,,(_i-her Dave as an Ashes centurion . A
I'r, miership player in 96, Chopper is a greatclubman and a courageous, dependable playe r
has played in almost every position for theClub over the years . Well done Chopper, get us
r the line today and well forget about the.luffy episode . Also Dale Murchie also makeshe 100 game mark today . As one of the more
, iii~ :natic characters down at Monash, The[)iser is a skilled on bailer who can dominate onlis day. Congratulations Dale.Oi•~ 11^T-be °el1 - congratulations to Davi d
__ . who played his 50th game for the clu b11 7 T'.dI7 against Old Carey. Since joining thec!ub in '99 as an U19, Ditch has developed intoa promising player . A free flowing player with auong overhead mark he is able to play either inhe ruck, or in key positions both in defence or
iip forward . Well done Ditch on reaching thism (lestone .
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5 YEARS :'. "f.2-199 0Old Melburnians and Old Scotch met in the final home and awaygame - the winner into the four the loser to pack up for theseason . At half time the OM's led by 2 points, 8 points at the las tchange, and then went away in the last quarter to win 11 .12 (78)to 8 .12 (60). Best were Strooper (7 gLs), OBrien, Ellinghaus (OM)and J. Hosking, Nettleton, T. Holt (Old Scotch.The last round in B' was a curtain raiser for the "real thing' twoweeks later. Second team, Old Trinity, beat the minor premiersOld Paradians, 11 .17 to 7 .9.St Kilda/Sth Caulfield (C) finished 3 games in front of AJAX andconfirmed their standing with an 85 point win, 21 .16 (142) to 9 .3(57) . Best were Kerten, Gowan, Hayes-Dewar (St K/Sth C) andJeremy Wrobel, P. Goldberg and Kirzner (AJAX) .It was a black day for Caulfield Grammarians in D' when theylost the'D second reserves semi final by a mammoth 112 points,17.19 to 2 .7, and then there were three terms of tough finalsfootball - scores at the last change saw Monash Blues 4 pointsin front . Well, the Fields stopped, the Blues ran everywhere tokick 5 goals to win 13 .18 (96) to 9.7 (61). The stars were Hogan,Coldwell, Alexander (Blues) and T. Royals, B . Royals andWhitnea (Fields).
The E South second semi final featured Peninsula Old Boys andPowerhouse who had played and drawn in their second meetingfor the year. Dead level at half time, the House 5 points ahead atthe last change, and then they took over to win 14.17 to 11 .9 .The stars were McCulloch, Friend, Craven (PH) and Trewin,Bowen and A. Landry (Peninsula )
De La saluted Mick Knuppel and Damain Toohey on theirillustrious careers - premierships, best and fairests, captaincy.St Bernards were saddened at the death of one of the club'sfounding committee, Fred Nathan, father of life member and oneof the club's founders, the inimitable Peter Nathan.There was a turn up in Under 19 Section 1 when Old Xaveriansoverwhelmed the undefeated Uni Blues,17.11(113) to Uni Blues5 .11(41). Best were Donati (10 gis), Woodruff, Jones (Old X) andRyan, Eastaugh, McIntosh (U . Blues).10 ~,- `~, " ' 1"<1 -1991Ormond congratulated Paul Forsyth on his 200games, playedmostly on the flank, at HB or HF where he used a great footballbrain to read the play very well . Can his score of 8 flags be beaten- U19 - 79, Reserves - 82, 84, 86 and'A' section - 85, 87, 88, 89?
Umpires welcomed David Harford and Graham Thwaites to A'section status.
Chris Freeman, Parkside's star forward, reached 150 games.Premiership player in 1982, leading goalkicker in'B' in1987 and88, the scribe wrote "a well known identity not only at Parkside,but at Elsternwick Park, which he has visited on a number ofTuesday nights".It was down to the wire in A' section with Theny fourth to playMarcellin eighth and Ormond, two points behind, to play secondbottom Uni Blues . It turned out to be the end of the season forTheny as they were never in the hunt, losing 7 .8 to 14 .12, whileOrmond had a13 goal win to get into the four for the first timefor the season.
Would you like to be abetting man and take theodds that Collegians, inthe four since round 3 1would miss out? Well, itwas a big ask, as they played top team North Old Boys and on(went down by 4 points, 11 .8 to 11 .12. They were really unluckyOld Scotch and Old Halleyburians level on 36 points met . A N11to OH would have left Collegians in the four on percentage, a Mto OS meant that a Collegians loss would put OS in the four apercentage . Old Scotch were in control all day to win 14.14 t i8 .12. And the third, fourth and fifth percentages level on 4(points were: Ormond 135 .11, Old Scotch 115 .63, Collegian;113 .89.No changes in the four for B, C, D, E and F for round 17 to rouu18 .All connected with Amateur football mourned the sudtle,passing of VAFA Patron and former President, Old Xaverianidentity, legendary interstate manager and manufacturer of tibwonderful "Arena" football boots, a passionate lover of Amateufootball and a gentleman, Lou Zachariali .15 YEARS AGO - 1986Old Scotch made A' section in 1987 a certainly when they wer,on top of Ormond (4th) all day to win 12 .9 to 8.10 . Best wenFord, R. Senior, Moir (Old Sc) and Young, Russell, Boyanto3(Orin) .In'D' Monash (on top) kicked very inaccurately against Balacla~s(2nd) to lose 14 .22 to 22.8 . Best were Dickson, S . WithersAngwin (Bala) and Sturgess, Connelly, Hay (Monash) .100 games to Rodney Bryant (St Bedes), Steve Gibson (Theny;Mark Young (H. Rovers), Rick Friedman (AJAX), Tom Gan(Parkside), David O'Shaughnessy (Old Tr .). 200 games to ANBank's living legend Harry Birkenfelds and Old Haileyburiancountry boy John Corrigan .
250 games to field umpire Richard Tracey, 28 finals, field umpinVCFL - AAFC Carnival in 1985, President, VAFAUA - Richarhad been a wonderful man for Amateur football .Fawkner (5th in B') went down to top team Old Paradians bypoint, 8.11 to 8.12. Best were Busch, Grills, Nelson (Old Par,and Buckley, M . Barrett, Mitchell (Fawk.).
Leading goalkickers wrere A - Roberts (Coll), B - J . Mitchell (OhMelb) 45, C - O'Shaughnessy (Old Trin) 79, D - P. Hackney (Cot54, E - Jenkins (State Bank) 69, F - Wilson (St Andrews) 77, GHearn (Old Carey) 43.Caulfield Grammarians saluted one of their greats Wanvic]Watson on his 200th game. Warsvick's career include(captaincy, best and fairest, treasurer, club delegate and above alskilful and most determined football .
20 YEARS AGO - 198 1Top goalkicker for year in Junior 2 was Grahame Osborne cBulleen-Temp . 109 goals . Other top true boot artists were?Tony Jones (Marc) 92, B' John Priestly (Old Brighton) 74, 'CDevere (B. Temp) 70, 'D' Ryan (St Bedes) 68, Y S. Scullin UNBrunswick) 82, '' M. Legge (Banyule) 66, 'J .1' Corcoran (ORParad.) 82,'J. 3' Goetz (Old Brighton) 66 .
1 50 :anes at Thomastown to Stephen Gerry and warrenlu'rn2 ;1 an.
,, cmes to umpire Bob Dunstan, field and goal .~,,,L<<rrlans and Ormond met to decide second place in'A'. In
A11; game, Old Xaverians, 13 points down at the lastlicked 4.5 to 1 .1 in the final quarter to win by 9 points.
,t Were J. Pirrie, Corcoran, Meehan (Old Xavs) and Robertson,5- ;ton and Buckley for Ormond .
m went through the season without losing a game - one,._ ; rtt irams were Coburg 'D' Thomastown'D' and Old BrightonG ~;~~wiar Junior 3 .
on top in B' lost y et another game - flits time to Old, c ns 3.9 to 5 .9. Best were M . McCarthy, N. Hughes,
;or Old Paradians and wagstaff, G. Parsons and BaumCaLegia>.is.
25 YE A-13 AGO-1976n-,,nhoe kept their B ' section hopes for the four alive when they
ed Old Paradians by 6 goals. It was areal form reversal asl .: . .:lans had beaten Caulfield GranunariaiLs and MarceIlin
die previous 2 games. Ivanhoe's best were C. Stewart, R.rt, Stredwick and for Old Paradians, Johnson, Te llefson,
-,'ames to Hampton Rovers' ruck mainstay Don 'Village"lc -biggest man in the club in both' d'uec tions. ( In 1995
F,u coached the Rovers to their first flag in 44 years)._ ;,5 to Old Haileyfiurians' great clubm an Don Lord . 100:mes ro Victor Tsakmalfls (Ttown), Richard Mullett (Old Carob),
',i;cr. .t-iLron (Marc.), John Zachariah (Old Xavs), John Meehan61 Camberwell).cI Trinity 4Ih in A" section and 4 points ahead of Ormond and
t r ; ursity Blues, met Ormond in the final game, while Uni Blues;';" al z. cend bottom team, Monash Blues . Ormond beat Old" rliucy, but Blues were much too strong for Ivionash Blues and
auned their place in the finals to go on to meet St Bernards inCr~ t semi.
I Scotch managed to win their first ever game at Queens Park,i to spoil the festivities at Geelong's Old Players Dayby some real old timers - first captain coach Vic Proffi t
,26-1939), Ewen Laird (26-28), Roy Fidge (29-33), Pat Wheeler39) and Bill King (30-31). Congratulations went to Bob
Fn_dton (1937), Peter Robinson (1965) and Phillip MarshallL-5771 for their wonde.rful organisation .
F-~dUnt of the Umpires Association was Ken Jorgensen, a° player for over 5 seasons with Commonwealth Bank ,ig interstate selection in his first year and representing theon 4 occasions.
er for the season was Keith Findlay 69 points, wit hn Nugent runner-up, 3 points behind .
30 YFJ11tS AGO -197 1L'crnards praeticaliy clinched a place in the final four whe n} v tired a decisive 45 point win over a sluggish andG?~~g Coburg. The winners were best served by
I%-an, Santarnaria and Hannaberry while warfe, Sullivan andrs'j n tried to keep Coburg in the game. Coburg trailed all day
i were never a threatt exciting game of the round was the desperate battle fo r
Iiial between Old Xaveiians and Commonwealth Bankcond last and last in B' section) . No satisfaction to either - a
--~~',t - 16.13 .109 to 15.19.109. Gowers, K. OShaughnessy (4)i P-tffa .ele (Old Xavs) and Dick, Torrens, Inebeny for Comm.
,u~k v,~e bes t
Ikickers were 'A David Barkley (U . Blues) 81, B'
. Blacks) 52, 'C' Bevan (Toor.-Malv.) 88, D' Eccles
(Ipside) 85, 'E' Shannon (St Pats) 98, and 'F' Gartner (Marcellin) .First player to score 100 goals was Martin Bartlett of Powerhouse- 54 goals with the seniors and 52 with the juniors .Congratulations were passed onto goal umpires Bill Alum andRalph Bridges, who were nominated for life membership of theUmpires Association .
35 YEARS AGO - 1966University Football Club were celebrating the centenary eventhough recent research had shown the club was actually formedin 1859. The club joined the VAFA in 1921 with the Blues, andBlacks were immediately successfiil, Nvuming premierships inboth 1921 and 1922 .
Footscray Tech had a big win in B' section kicking 16.22.118 toUHSOB's 8.11 .59 . As the scribe said "Outstanding feature inFootscray Tceh's win was the big fellows marketing. Namely Gary(Shorty) Dempsey. He must have had putty on his fingers" .B' section leaders. Kew showed its supremacy with a 10 goal winover De La Safe (5th). Bri~s (4), Crowe and Fisher were Kmesbest while Faul, Tame and Murphy starred for De La .200 games to Kel Davidson (Caul. Gramm) - the first player toever achieve that record with the club . In early years a starcentre halfback, he has recently been a devastating forwardpocket
John wall of National Bank also reached 200 and again was afirst for the club.MHSOB regained top place in 'A' section follorcing Coburg'ssensational defeat by Old Paradians . Coburg led Parade by 26points at halftime after being well on top but a mucli moredetermined Parade blanketed them in the second half and wonby 10 points. Coburg's only score after the interval was a goaljust before the final siren. Proctor, Danaher and Mansfield werebest for Old Paradtans and McIntosh, Scanlon and Dumayne forCoburg.
Lowest scoring team for the round was ANZ Bank's 2 .1 .13against OGG's 14.14.98 in 'D' section.50 YEARS AGO - 1951Veteran field umpire Jim Walsh retired after 21 years umpiringAmateur matches . Jim had also been honorary secretary of theUmpires' Association for many years and was remembered bymany players as a wonderful umpire. In his playing days Jimused to kick goals for Brighton VFA team . (Readers mayremember also Jim's sons, Jim (Junior) who played with Comm .Bank and Brian who starred for Ormond and later went on toplay manywonderful games as aback pocket player for St Kikla).In difficult wet and greasy conditions Old Scotch held on to 4thplace in A' section with a sound win over Ivanhoe, BrianThompson and 'Baron" Jim Perry (ruck) starred for Old Scotch,while Neil whittaker, Kevin Clarke and Len Irvin were best forIvanhoe.
Ormond Juniors, the only undefeated team in all sections,continued on their winning way with a massive victory overCaulfield GrammKatian .s, kicking 25.28 to 2.4 . Best were Bishop(7 gls), Cal Wilson (6), Lindsay Shannon and Frank Forbes .University Blacks (7th), trying to keep in touch with the four, beat3rd placed Hampton Rovers by 9 points at half time . Hampton'spoor kicking in the first half (6.12 to Blacks 6.2) contributed totheir defeat Doug Arnold, Rus Warnett and Eric Pearson werebest for Rovers.
St Andrews kept their chances alive for the D' section four witha goal win over St Pats OC . Best were Frank Plummer, "Joe"Dorman and "Marbles" Ellison for St Andrews and JackCallander, Kevin Currie, Noel Panetted for St Patricks.
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W'ac,__ , g EdgePresentation s
Today brings a very successful season of ClubXVIII football to its conclusion with the playing ofthe Grand Final in each section .
Nty tipping was correct in each section last week
when the spect; ors at Elsternwiek Park were
entertained by two closely contested games .
REVIEW t _ "A RY fa`IidAI .S
SECTION IThe result of this match remained in doubt untilthe final siren as the chances of each teamfluctuated throughout the course of play .
Old Melburnians opened with the aid of a strongwind that however did not prevent De La Sallegoing into attack. For the second week insuccession Old Melburnians were unable to utilisetheir first use of the wind as De La Salle were ableto attack regularly . Active forwards Brad Robinsonand Paul Baker led the goal scoring and at the firstchange De La Salle led by nine points .
During the second quarter each side kicked threegoals so that at half time, De La Salle still held anine point lead . Ironically Old Melburnians scoredmore against the wind than with it .
The third quarter was to prove the best by OldMelburnians, who mainly through the efforts ofRobert Cooper and Ameet Bains were able to kickfour goals to a single goal by De La Salle into thestrengthening wind . At the last change, OldMelburnians held a ten point lead .
Any thoughts De La Salle would coast to victorywere soon dispelled as there was no score duringthe first seven minutes of the last quarter . OldMelburnians were holding De La Salle and whenstalwart Keith Rutherford goaled, Old Melburnianswent to a fifteen point lead . It was now the turn ofDe La Salle to attack, which they did for BradRobinson to goal twice to bring De La Salle towithin two points of the lead . Old Melburniansdefence held firm, until with less than two minutesplay remaining, Paul Fiume goaled from a longshot . This proved to be the final score althoughOld Melburnians went forward again but could notscore . The siren sounded giving victory to De LaSafe by four points .
Best for De La Salle were ; Paul Fiume, Steven Bolt,Richard Ford and Phil Brasher. Brad Robinsonwith five goals was on target . Best for Old
Melburnians were; Tim Burden . Keith Rutherford,Ridd and Robert Cooper, who kicked four goals .
SECTION 2
University Blacksearly ascendancywas negated by theirinaccurate kicking. - --OnIy one goal waskicked in the opening quarter as each teztesting its opposition . Low scoring co 0throughout the second quarter and Un
Blacks held a six point advantage dc ~inaccuracy in front of goal . The third (,Collegians kick a goal before Univers i
lifted to score six unanswered goals to give
twenty five point lead at the last change .
Collegians faced the daunting task of kicking m+in one quarter than they had kicked in the fithree quarters . They could not do so as itkicked inaccurately and ) ity Blacks wable to kick two goals int: d. At theftsiren University Blacks held :-, -enty point le
which qualified them for t: . Grand Final .
Best players for the t! rers were; Darren Crc
Matthc B ; 'en, nick 7 =1 : 1, i .lichaei Jones as i
as di s chard ."lliaris and Captain, SiMackie . Collegians best were ; Justin and Al C
Lachlan Grant who l :s, : ; :d three of his team' s
°,)als : ad Simon D-
,'averians and De La Safe meet for ;h4 : :
sixty five points.
time in three seasons to decide the preDuring the 2001 season they have met c oin round 9 on June 23 when Old Xaverians
Old Xaverians enter this game favoured to
their sixth successive premiership . The key
their success are their forwards led by
Matthews . In Addition George and veteran,O'Sullivan each kicked four goals against D
Salle in Round 9 . Mark Williamson must dev
way of stopping these players if De La Salle
win .
For Old Xaverians, the reliable defender,Rathgeber, Captain Tony Landrigan and thehitting "Sandgroper" Erskine did well lastagainst De La Safe as they did in the secondfinal. Can they stay again today?
De La Salle, whose players have survivedphysically hard finals, are an experiencedwho will not yield to Xaverian pressure .
Robinson, Kevin NIann:x and Phil Brasherbeen keys to De La Salle's two final match vict
ust be negated today.
aid Paul Baker, Richard Ford and Ash Tucke rrs stars for De la Salle have included elusiv e
)f iom played well against Old Xaverians in'9.
ct Old Xaverians because they will be th eeam and because they have played
t form over their past matches2
°':ay's opponents, Old Ivanhoe and Universityiilacks have met only once during the season i n
uid 9 on June 23 when Old Ivanhoe won byrw points . Since then the Blacks have certainly
;,lpi uved while Old Ivanhoe has continued its finec,tm.i 1, e size of the Black's players is daunting for thei r
e . is and if prevailing conditions favour hig h; the Black's chances will improve . Michael
he ruck is always effective for the Blacks .,Lid players for the Blacks over the past tw o
have included ; Darren Creek, Tom Laidlawnd',Tatthew Bahen as well as defenders, Richardtilaams and Scott Mackie . Another top
ric rmance from them could see the Blacks as, rcmiers . The return of Tom Crawford from injuryhonld also bolster the Blacks running brigade .
~ )11 1var,iioe had a match winner in the Second- !ii, Final in key forward, Chris Lynch, who mus t
TODAY' SCLUB 2C,
C ' • ' 1Old Xaverians v . De La SalleEflsternwiuk 1 ._-lc - 2 p.m .
SECTION 2Old Ivanhoe v. Uni . Blacks
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"" L-a '--Me : Robertson 5, Fiume 2, R. Ford 2, Baker. Best:' 13 ;, R. Ford, P. Brasher, K. Mannix, Rudd .
t~Pkc : D. Windlow R . Windlow (F) A. Barro P. Nailer (B) G.; I .C ;rter
not be allowed to kick multiple goals if UniversityBlacks are to win . Consistent players for OldIvanhoe, who will need to be minded closelyinclude "Boppa" Stewart, Ryan Hense, Albert Kobeand Captain Paul Sigley .
It is difficult to select a winner as Old Ivanhoe willgive away a lot of height and the Blacks may be themore tired as through their harder matches . OldIvanhoe is my selection as they have done so wellthis season and they have a season's experiencebehind them. Nevertheless I expect UniversityBlacks to be very competitive . Old Ivanhoe shouldwin narrowly.
Gvr~ ,t tz°,~tc~, John Be ll selec(s Old Xaveri an s audOl :i _T%-<>nilce Grammarian s .
ne -congratulate .c;: -z on
reaching 5E, ga .-ies. A solid half back flanker,plays this week in the Club 18 grand final, andwill no doubt play his usual big part in the'clubbies' hopefully successful season's end .Well done boys, and lets see you make it to 100 .
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Cartlidge Prahran'Matthews Old Xaverians'George Old Xaverians°Tomlinson Old Melburnians'Katavoulos St Kevins*Includes finals goals
595136343 0
CLUB XvIII/ 2*Oakley Collegians 1 35'Holsman Collegians 0 22Bonn}man Whitefriars 0 21Collier Monash Blues 0 21L. Woods Monash Blues 0 1 6
COLLEGIANS 0.2 2.3 3.4 5.10 (40)UNIVERSITY BLACKS 1 .4 1.7 6.11 8.12 (60)CoIl : Grant 3. Cooke, Oakley. Best: I . Gay, A. Gay, Grant,Day, Curtis, Cooke. University Blacks: J . Williams 2, M .Vaughan, M . Braszell, N. Howell, S . Mackie, B. Weber, L. Beaton .Best: D. Creek, M . Jones, M. Bahen, R. Williams, S . Mackie, R .Purcell. Umpires : T. Robbins A. Barrington (F) B . Nunn T.Jackson (B) T. Hall L. Collier (G)
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e game - of its new developments!d nuances . We know of no sport tha t
a- one in( sduai has understood perfectly.Coaches must be students of the game in order tomake coaching decisions based on sound knowledge,and they must be students of the game because theyhave a responsibility to teach the game to the players .Respect for the players as students of the game, asyoung --ople he potential to learn, means thatcoach( e at just recruiters. And indeed, one ofthe =cts of coaching young people is
__ ,,) as players. Every coach shouldthe end of each year and ask these
s, , ': ~, f, , ayers better at the game than theyI im? iing of the year? Are their skills
better? Do they understand it better? Have theylearned the game ?That's not a i easy task, because teaching the game isnot an easy, .^ - ie players want to learn and loveto s are convinced that they know
_atever they happened tos' potential to learn, then,
efer to look cool rather tha n
Some positively resist_= iously the practice drills
u, t use sc ie c' them will want to play the gamethout in ; it . The one advantage a coach has
over other teachers, though is that there is a clearlydefined goal that all of the players want - namely, towin .Tc
Despite some challenging conditions, no upsetsthis week, and the focus for the remaining roundis on t .he battle for second spot between Parksideand Williamstown . Mentone and Salesian willboth look for polished performances while allother sides aim to finish 2001 on a positive note .
REVEEWKew battled hard against the ladder leaders torestrict them to a relatively modest total. Belland Growcott provided drive from HB whileBradley and Wood (in his 150th) found their wayto the bottom of most packs . However, theVultures machine kept rolling and now lookcertain to go through the regular seasonundefeated . Again they had 10 differentgoalkickers and many more scoring shots.Dixon, Perrin and Mick Sullivan were amongMentone's best.
Parkside registered a 90 point victory overPowerhouse and were generally bigger, strongerand more experienced than their opponents .Despite blustery conditions the Parkers ran theball well to set up an unassailable lead by halftime, with tall fonvard Trent Stonehouse astandout. The Piranhas played better football inthe second half but were outpointed in mostcontests . McCall (ruck) and Noble (flank)continued their good form.
Inaccurate kicking and a determined home sideensured La Trobe earned the points againstPeninsula . The Trobers struggled to shake thePirates despite looking as though they woulddraw clear several times throughout the game .Defenders Atchison and Warner cleared the ballwell for the Pirates, while the Coughlans andGoldthorpe also provided drive . Sheldriekmarked well to boot 4 goals for the victors, withCasnm and Auldist also prominent .
C3 eigh also rued some ordinary kickingduring the opening term against WilliamstownCYMS. The CY's kicked into gear in the secondto open up a handy lead at the long break . The
Krushers answered the challenge in the thirdthrough the efforts of Bromley (who continuedhis hot streak), Hanley and Taylor. The marginat 3/4 time was down to 7 points . With someearly goals to Oakleigh's Dooley, an upset lookedpossible, however Williamstown settled and
Darren Williams - well held by Bloomfield formost of the day - slotted through his 100th forthe season and see the CY's home by 15 points .
Fetaherston, Gilmartin and Wheeler were among
the Seagull's best .
PREVIEW
With the doublechance up for grab sat Fearon Reserve, edliliaiias .o-N:'s gcagainst Parkside represents a'mini-final' . Bteams play with a similar style thatpunctuated by running and high marking.CY's look to have been a bit sluggish ofwhereas Parkside have been a little
i impressive. McCall and Wise should providfew headaches, but Williamstown's consider,home ground advantage should ensure at iEan even contest, and with their better plazreturning to form I think they will win bypoints .
Mentone should enjoy a relatively easy dayat Albert Park against the winless PowerYsoaThe Vultures will be hoping to get throughone unscathed while Powerhouse has only pand next season's prospects to play for. Desthe home side's efforts a big margin is ominc
Kew hosts Peninsula and will be favoure(win although a good battle should take plBoth teams like it scrappy, and the K's wil
l fondly their second half festivities when the ymet the Pirates. Should be a closer resulttime around .
La Trobe should comfortably account for VBrunswick at Bundoora . The Wests have fotbravely in recent weeks but will be overrurthe Trobers who will be out to prove they'rebest side to miss out on the September actLa Trobe by 38 points.
Salesian must click today against Oakleighis to mount a realistic challenge in next wesemi final . The Krushers have edged closethe better teams in the season's second halfare not without a chance, though the homeshould get over the line by a four goal marg
TODAY'S MATCHES.D2 Section
Power House v. Mentone AmateursKew v . Peninsula 0 B
La Trobe Uni . v. West BrunswickSalesian v. Oakleigh
Williamstown CYMS v . Parkside
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ark returned to football this year after abreak of three years . At the age of 36, theformer captain coach, is a bean pole ruckmanis still sho4vin - the young guys a thing or two .Also the del;r` 'Ridgers' Robinsonwill play his this week. A productof the 1997 under i& sac :Brad has cementedhis place in the niors. Tall, quick andextremely passionate player, his run off thehalf back line has provided many special
C : Ogilvie 2, Nikal:is 2, Connellan. Monaghan . Best :OF Nikakis . Glbson .Connellan. Breuerfon . Gook .
_a. . .own : Hann 2, Buttergrieg, Oldham, Dowsey ,Burgess .Best : B Grant . C .rbrtdge . Saccaccio, Nisbet . Ryan,Carter.
D2 SectionKEW
Coach : Serg e D'AngeloRes .: Greg Commin s
1 B Lafranchi2 L Fitzgerald3 G Horgan4 G Crimmins5 L Bradle y6 N Tinnetti7 T Aitken8 N Derrico9 A Eaton10 B Cullen11 B Woodhouse12 J Growcott13 C Kyriakou14 J Looke r15 C Bradley (C16 D Wood17 R Perri18 N Nigro19 J Dennis20 A Acfield21 B Sha w22 C Stephens
23 R Baker24 G Palmer25 C Watts26 M Stevenson
27 T Moore
28 D Cracknell (VC)29 M Dalrymple30 C Giansante (RVC)
. . ~ ~ .~.~a . . . ._ ,Coach : Tony , :george 3nIpnon Coach : Lz nA .- r, i
C ch : F 5utnerlario Res. Coa. .i : Pmi Emmett ~ u 1: Vnem Res Coach : .' .t, ; t;,,. ,R, C o: (Anton arr y
1 . M. Bakogiannis 1 M . Hovey 1 B. Dec 1 R Adams2. S . Fredrickson 2 R. Gallagher 2 A. Bloomfield 2 W Thomson3. D. Sheldrick 3 M. Dixon 3 D MacKenzie 3 S Pin o4. C. Perry 4 D. Emmet t
5 A White
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Did you guess who tb ;: umpire ki st weeksUC photo? ", s ; .. vith Phil
Stevens and Robert Fu ller in 1990 . Richard i.of our PUa 1 T' members a^ , 1 is now u!-z 'Ormond se, res games but is still invo ^d A ithe V1 JA. So_e of c ;~ o~-!~,r PUT -P ~)ersare: _ -Lives n o a i onfor T Istra in Benalla; i :franchise owner and u ; `.r eG€ - Chairman t sar 1 hosts VAFA Sur ' y on # i . <- Running a succes 3 ful fa "y r <1Heights ; Davie - former VCommittee an~ n-s his ownbusiness; Ji - keepin; fi tlawlmo it~~ ess; Ron Lipfrald - Po uu :
Club; ,- Lives at Barwi n idsand princ of Christian College in Geelong;Colin Wills its on the VAFA Tribunal .Cl ,Congr< t oSaturd; . He is go; T' - arc( > St .
Bernards game at Elsternwick P - . u 3 allumpires are invited b--,k to the eh_-rooms --,r theaftermatch to celebrate . Ken began umpiring in
1986 and had a total of 274 games to his creditbefore having 4 years off. He then decided he was
too young to retire so he returned this year to fulfilhis goal (achieving 300 games / to be in A' Section)and to get fit . Career highlights - 19 Grand Finalsincluding 3'A', 5 'B' and 3'C' Section GrandFinals . Most memorable games - Ist 'A' SectionGrand Final in 1993 (De La Salle vs Collegians)and rep game in 1995 (VAFA vs VCFL) . Lowlight o`career was when he collided with an Ormondplayer (Ormond vs Collegians - 1990) and itresulted in a fractured cheekbone and a stay inhospital . Ken has stated that he has had gre-`enjoyment throughout his career especially ge
to know some fine people at various eL ')sumpiring/ associating with many great , o .within the VAFAUA.
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Guest S-eaker - Mr . Brian Collis QC 11 AFLTribunal Chairman (QC - Queens Counsel /Barrister - Admitted in 1967 (Vic / ACT /Tas),elected QC in 1992 . AFLTC since 1996 and
Chaiman since 1998 )
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13 Jason McNiece
19 Steve McCarthy
20 John Ralph
21 Patrick Maebus
23 Paul Dinneen
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25 Cameron Stewart
26 Jim Papioanou
27 :slatt Cox
28 Paul Lamble
29 Chris Garcia
30 Justin Lipson
33 Robert Mayston
34 Graeme Morgan
35 Jason Lan e
36 Matthew Meier
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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 Fvfe
20 Grant Wardrop
22 Chris Collins
23 Peter Griffiths
25 Lionel Katz
26 Daniel Dinneen
27 Anthony Simpson
23 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
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8 Paul Withington
10 Tristan Bowman
11 Chris Evans
12 Jamie Kvins
14 Michael Gilday
15 Mark Jenkins
16 Craig Brajtberg
17 Cameron Leitch
13 Tim Sutcliffe
20 David DRltera
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
1 6 Luke Moncrieff
17 Andrea Thwaites
1 8 George Paleodimos
1 9 Heath Little
21 David Irons
22 Ken Brewer
23 Robert Sneddon
24 Jason Moore
25 Mat Taylor
27 Paul Jones
28 Ron Martyn
3() Anthony Lilley
31 Tim Friedman
32 Jarrod Aspinall
33 Glenn Schipp
34 Daniel Stephens
35 Dianne Whiteley
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ac iieved what was in ;nd acomfortable victory over Mcsaras vdespite le: than attractive conditions, and theabsence of players such as "Mush" Jackson .The Reds did pretty much what was expected ofthem, bursting the Gryphons bubble in theprocess .S . . C scored an excellent win over
ch also saw the JOCs leapfrog th eDemo :io :•cond spot with one game leftbefore ie finals . The battle for second spot isstill <.:.ve, and both teams have intriguingclashes this week .
, fate i s finally sealed when theyit do n tc c It was a bridge too far
for the Falcons, w' ile the Hawks may rue somerecent lost opportu~aiues .
Districts but other result schalked up a vital win over So arth
confirmed that both sides avoided themathematical possibility of the drop.
' C ° ensured their escape fromon mire ith an emphatic triump h
o- "ie already doomed UHSOB. I'm sure
Gavin Hall would have been pleased with th evie' xy, nd that the Cobras celebrated long an d
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confines of Rathmines Res , in a match, likemost others, is purely of academic interest, but
I'm sure both sides today will be going at it hardtoday, keen to finish off their season on awinning note . At home, I'll tip the Hawks .
South Melbourne take on UHSOB at LindsayHassett Oval in another contest where neitherteam has any unresolved issues to amend,basically their season is already done anddusted. i think Districts are the better team,and as such, I'll pick them today.
R' - mtral entertain : at City
Reserve where the Demons, recently tipped outof second spot, will be keen to resolve thatmatter and notch a crucial win over the now safeCobras . I think this will be more than enoughmot' ation, so it's Bentleigh for mine .
teds make the long trek to ThomasCarroll Reserve with the visitors keen to extendtheir undefeated record while the JOOs will wantto hold on to second spot to ensure a repeat
meeting with the Reds next week . I'm sure the
JOCs may well be able to push the Reds, but I
iancyvisitors willtoo strong .Finally,
i 3st . at EastCaulfield Reserve. Although 'Ibert Park are nowrelegated and ~ . , Gryphons are in the finals, 1'msure that this will still be a fierce contest. itcould be the perfect tonic for the Gryphons, andindeed, it is them I choose today .RESERVES
Wickers (hello Grangey), Districts, Demons (wi llthis be Jemmo's swansong, and will Brett Moffatmake a comeback for this occasion?), Reds,Gryphons .
SOCIALAlbert Park have their Annual Vote Count and
$5000 Calcutta this Sunday (26th August) fro 12 noon at the Albert Park Clubrooms.
Monash 7 ~ hold their end-of-seasor,night tonifzt at the Gryph Inn from 8'til late . $5entry with top DJ Nick "Pom" Rutherford, all theway from County Durham, spinning the decks(hopefully with some old skool funk somewherein the mix) . T'-e-r the Gryphs have their votccount day on 'ie Sunday arvo from lprron ards at E~ z] ield Reserve .
hold their vote count tonighlat the Leinster Arms Hotel, Gold StreetCouingwood . Be early for the cheap drinksAlso, Presentation Night is on Friday 7September at Kevin Bartlett Reserve . Tickets a
r $30 pre-sold, or $35 on the door.CONTACTOnce again, I can be contacted via e-mail orPeter .PS .WilliamsonCa,centrelink .gov.au (work) oipsdtw5473Ca)hotmail .com (home), phone or9920 9054 or fax on 9920 9097 . Thank you tcthose who have submitted reports this weekplease keep up the good work . Again, we'd liketo hear from as many people as possible, scplease contact either myself or Ed .
4'orget ytaT°= "Team of The Y-,,'. Nt;eeile to say, it should " r €
ver , riaioh mayc< arts of :e not see t :
Donald Br .{ --si clubs a~
6, w:zile - . scored the half-a -ark in IT e gai tg ; Fitzroy Reds inark
last week against Hawthorn . Alber tcongratulates ; ou both on your
evement and look forward to your continuin g
- First, the E' Dper, Steve
er level of footy to great effect, not onl y
one, , , ;; reached
irbSan plays his . ' me for,:r joining at the st-, of 1999 from
1 :Ii,nself, as demonstrated by his captaincy' Best and Fairest win in 2000, but also for his
-113 shown by the club's form this season .ConLi-atulations from all at the Gryphons . Also ,
, . ~ilons cult figure al reachesmilestone of > toc' ' . "Charlie"ed vTith the Gryphs in 1996 and after some, struggles, worked __:s way into the twos and
t tl.c ones, estab li shing himself as a usefuland picking up a reserves' Best and
est --long the way. Increased depth has see nDr, c play mainly twos this year, where he has
in as captain on occasion . Well done fro mng at the Gryphons .
G€" ' - legend Chris "Chief"-t became the " rst Cobra to achieve the
lil-4one of 200 ties for the club, after theo c ; , :~ against UHSOB last week. This is acotu,Jlendable effort in i tself, but to be the firstt ; :r at a club to achieve such a feat isr s pecia lly so . Congratulations "Chief' fr om allplayers, committee and supporters of Richmond('ei,~L ral . Fell ow Cobra Frankie Macak plays~ ;une number 1 00 this weekend. Frankie is ai,<s footballer with the awesome ability to take
N _,; tnar ;,s and kick long goals on the run. Well~ :oz,, from all at the Cobras, and we look forwardto vc"~* next 100 .
SO7B.DI67iC=3 1 .4 6.8 i.? 8.1?.(60)L' ,~- ; .- ' lnssard 3. Hartley 2, B Mahony 2 D Byrne 2 Murphy 2Cur i 2 C Mahony Branington. Best: Branington, Curain, Micsaglia,Tilley " d'y, Murphy. South Melbourne Districts : Henderson 6,L>>,-G 1iannan. Best: fireman, King, Henderson. Hannan McGee.
tones (F ). .- . .- . - . - " 3.5 4.8 5.14 6.16 (52)HAY, ~ : : . s - . . . 4I. 2.2 4.5 9.7 13.11 (89)Al t > 3.Fairfleld 2, S.Allan Best: DiMingo, Storey,Mci .e)lan, Bal-„ amith. Lapsley Hawthorn Central: Bonfield 5,Johnston 2. La ' ta 2, Dekin 2, Davies, Delaney Best : Bonfield, S.Avery,Dr''ney. Orchard, Dektn, Stevens Umpires : R . Marlyn P. Griffiths (F)A. ;doooulos L. Vinci (B)U3S2.4 2.6 3.8 7.9(51)RIC . .. 7.4 9.6 13.10 19 .15 (123)IT B: Can eron 2, Wallace, Ludlow, Starbuck, B Uebergang, HastertBest : Rose, L Maguire, Maher, Starbuck, Fulton, Zulleki Richmond : DShannon 3, Jacobs 3, C Shannon 3, Macak 3, O'Sulllvan 2 . Dutton 2,Adams . Smith, Byrnes Best : C Shannon. Adams, O'Sullivan, Macak,Com•ery, S ShannonUmpires : P. Lamble (F )BENTLEIGH AMATEURS 3.3 5.6 9.10 11 .11 (77)ST. JOHNS 6.2 8.5 12.8 18.11 (119)Bentleigh: Sharp 8, Sice. Graham, Henry. Beest: Sharp, Sice, Awaway,Ireson. Withington. St. Johns : D . Coulon 7, Hilton 3, Hartnett 2, Sharp2, Holmes, Horburv, Jones, Back . Best: Back, Coulon, P. Walker,Holmes, Hilton, Koppens . Umpires : G . Roberts A. Ladd (F) P. WhiteheadP. O'Reilly (G)FITZROY REDS 3.5 4.10 8.16 12.17 (89)MONASH GRYPHONS 0.5 1.5 2.7 4,9(33)Fitzroy Reds: Dibendetto 4 . Rawlins 3 . V. Cahill, Mitchell, Timm,Rome, Curtis . Best : Fawlins, Calthill. Di'oendetto, Drury, Greenswood,Addicott.
Gc :hons: Wells, Leeton, Killmister, Rutherford. Best: GrossHet rington, Bourbon, S . Rutherfod, Y . Stratford . R . CoxheadU ' s: K . Walker G . Paleodimos (F) G. Clancy D . Mott (G)
ALBERT PARK 0.2 1.7 2.9 3.12 (30)HAWTHORN CENTRAL 4 .1 6.1 8.5 9.6(60)Albert Park : Parmansehe 2, Murray Best : Sutton. Pastras, Weaver, A.Dawdle, Smythe, Pearson Hawthorn Central : Tyson 4 . Barker 2,Ballini, Dave, Sill Best :West, L .Colifns . Senile. Tyson, Davy, DunkinUHSOB 6.5 11 .10 13.14 16.16 (112)RICHMOND 1.1 2.3 4.5 6,5(41)UHSOB: French 4, Rea 3 . J O'Neill 3, WaJszel, Frost, Cavalieri, Wright,Cleveland, M Butera Best : Wright, Weber, Oakley . Cleveland . J O'Neill,French, Rea Richm . i : Birt, GuUrerie, Bunshan . Coomber,Griffiths, Munroe Best: Day, Guwerie, Cockburn, Birt, Bunshan, Kerr .BEftTLEIGIi AMATEURS 1.1 1:2 1.2 3.3 (21)ST. JOHNS 2.4 6.5 10.8 11.10 (76)Beatieigh Amateurs : D . Pittito, Pickering, Jemmenson . Best: Beatie,"ade, Jackson, Dimmatina, Codrain, Dwyer . St. Johns: D . Cristlan 4,M. Hancock 3, L. Johnson, C Muelencamp, Forces, Hall . Best: K .Hilton, D . Cristian, A. Forces, Muelencamp, L . Johnson, D . Hall . IFITZROY RI aS 2.4 4.7 4.10 7.13 (55)MOI;F- . :-. G?HOtS 1.2 1.3 2.3 4.5 (29)Fitzroy ; : Kane 3, Walsh 2, Vernal, Lee . Best : Card, T. Jackson,F[ennan . Frisby, Walsh. McBurney. Monash Gryphons: Campbell 2 .Tyna1L White . Bst : Kent. Charleson, White, Harrak, Callus, Rodgers .
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':'?ell it has finally arrived, the last round of the seasonand section D4 is still to have a finalised top five .
,emented their second positi n on t~ ladder.y pulvr=-ised a hapless (" a tor Park. TT e Cobras se t
era 39 point victors, and __ .,, . __ pulled themselves
una 3swered , ':l the wind in . . . - ~ - - terand never Ica a ' from there . <-' :<~ : ~ , F _-. andCraig Clements I v,-ell f r ' Cobras andaLiough Warrior - 1 F~+ . : _r 1 ar-l King triedhard they wer s; un th -, went down
,_: °5 points .3 . in what was t o
a fight for a firs -t . U ortur~ itely for the Bees ,• were ne .- rL_, a thrt._' - om the openin g
bounce, as the Razorback defence in Adrian Fiumani ,John Sheedy and Robert Cav3eciolo proved
netrable . Once again for Werribee, Li ; Carson<,,,:1 Matt Keogh tried hard, but wher " . ° lally
1" :e the goal drought in the last quarter, r al'selst- _ces were all but gone, and iv-ith E nbui e'sJason Murchie on fire at full forward, Sw :ii rue setup a classir ', iowdowfn with Mt.Lilydale ner_t,ith
-rtishin? P n po1-t victory .had a crushing 134 point vict,- lst
in what can only be described as analso lost a couple of other pia, °r s
and will now have to regroup as they!s: their first final's c^-p^'^^.. Care once againhard for North but i :ve, going to be enough
the quality of t' '. line up.e other match, , top _)osition and
rushed : j into ; eliminati i -inal as they ran
off the botto of the ladder with a resounding 29 poin t
This match could be considered the first of the finals inD II as the winner will take out the remaining positionin the top five. Mt.Lilydale's form throughout theseason has been inconsistent, however, they did haveSwinburne's measure the last time they met . Last timethough, new Razorback sensation, Jason Murchiewasn't playing and with the rampant form of coach ,Adrian Fidler, combined with Ben Prior, JasonPiotrowski and Kieren Higgins, the Razorbacks will betough to beat. Therefore, I think Ssrinburne will maketheir --at finals s ies 'a the clubs seven-year history
iarrl frn 'it 1 R-^oint victory .
a tori ❑ cour 1 : last 5 ek, Rusw - it I' 1appre 'ate h~ ing ' : : op i ort uty to _ tV - i a to
sc seri ous footballa ! >t Werribee ini lead intoiuAals. The Bees Nvouldbe bitterlvdisappointed with th fade out of final's contiwould be keen to m<' up for that today, h (her to go pa the u u de of the cor 1 c C1
dal be b ing to minimise ear and tear cp' _ is as Uey tackle North today . North ha,
had an indifferent season, and will struggle against tjpremiership favourites. Although it can be assurfDiVita and Care will give their all for North, there woa--°.aa- little t-r co-d do to counter the like s
'-uh d H: amann as Svndal take out u
I irk ill ; ecstz. to have climbed so ifbottom of We lauder and have the chance ' i bi finext season as they meet Bulleen today . Bwill play in the Qualifying Final next wee Duld tbeen to avoid any injuries in today's match !d,nothing to lose, this may be the break Eley F'Fovf=",er, with the class of Bananjek and Co u .t , f
a it would be a brave man to tip against the!>hould win by 22 points.
Eltham hr ° t mi disappointing of late and wou :
bring home the bacon with a 28-point victory.
r to go into the finals on a whining no tSt.Marv's season has not seen much success, and
d be a great way to finish off an or" i aseason. Always five goals better at home, this onebe a tough battle for the Turtles, howeve ,class of Bell, McDonald and Doody, Elth in , Lti
lir'-: their wounds for F°ason 2001 as "Nnish o-- - i the bye .
S nburne University v. c. LilydaleRupertswood v . Werribee Amateurs
Syndall Tally-Ho v. North BrunswickOld Westbourne has the byeBulleen Cobras v . Eley Park
St . Marys v. Eltham Collegians
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club and is a c_,- < -~ by
injured early this season, Victor
c hers to follora . Alsonatch for the Cobras uas= - -jck
-the club and his elusive ; yle --layop- -)sition learns for years .
pl -lys his 50th match today.19's, Cory has played the
ors rith a runner i °'&F
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;ek. A trem€ dously skilled pl r, he21 kicl ing to l, repertoire this y° Th e
reciate his work in running the barWang plays game nurnber-=°tes,
tball . Victor is also aclub that is eady appre fed .
so plays l . ~ gas ; u xciting pl.., -,r : . :(' I
Blake 6, Trotter 4, Drane, Heath, D . Murray, Smith.
on, D . Murray, Blake . M . Pane, Grant ,
c ;3: F. Harrison 3, Orme 3,Boyes, J. D,Wm~orv A .
man . Orme, Frail, N . Goldsia~orthy. Umpires :
071
C, ;i tons to Abe for ; =d ; 150 gai :s . A
coac dr-~ 3 Abe is the id !t tootballer who can
plu,' in a va :ety of positions . --though used mainlyat fullback, a position he 'enjoys' Abe has also beenused as a key fovrard, onba'ler & midfielder . A terrific
clubman Abe is svell respectedas a hard nbr*° fair
Coach: Joe D'AngetoAsst. Coach: G. BowenRes Coach: Nicholas Cox
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ELEY PARKCoach: Darren HawleyRes Coach : Grant Heath
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39. Lloyd Allanson
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Finals eligibility rules are found under Rules 51-55 of the Association . Below is a brief summary .
Senior - (ist XVIII teams) Any registered playerwith a permit can play finals (except AFL/VFLplayers with a permit - see below )
Reserve -(2nd XVIII teams) Players must beregistered and must have played at least two (2)reserve grade matches and not more than ten (10)senior matches in the home and away games (firstround) . Where both first and second XVIII's areplaying on the same day the reserve grade playermust only have played two (2) games in either theseniors or reserves to qualify. For clubs withteams drawn in semi finals on different days of thesame weekend lie . lst semi Saturday, 2nd semiSunday - read as above teams playing on thesame day) .
Under-19 teams - Players must be registered andhold a permit . If a player has played an aggregateof more than 5 senior and reserve matches hemust have played more than 5 Under-19 matchesduring the season . If a player is ineligible due tohaving played more than 5 senior and reservematches and does not gain selection in his club'ssenior team in the first second round match, he isthen eligible to play in any subsequent Under 19final . Where a team has (2) U19 teams or is
involved in hybrid arrangement, the followingshall apply . Where a club has two U19 teams aplayer must have not played more than 10matches with the U19 1 side to play in the (2)team. To represent the hybrid team in the finalsthe player must have represented the hybrid team
eligibility for their respective clubs.
in (5) first round matches - not including, f : . :
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and have played in at least four (- ;matches and not have played in more than a u,of eight (8) senior and reserve matches during thefirst round.
An AFL or I, listed player will be eligible toplay in the finals for his VAFA club as long as hehas played a minimum of five (5) VAFA matches forthe team he wishes to represent in the finals . Atleast two (2) of these matches must have beenplayed after June 30th .
A TAC Under must have played five (5)VAFA matches for the VAFA team he wishes torepresent in the finals . For TAC players there is norequirement to play a certain number of matchesafter June 30th .
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Firstiy, a quick thank you to Ron Lippold forstepping in and writing last week's article for Section1 and Blue Under 19's.
ll, tv°hat a big week it has been in football, as Eddie, acquire -,vould say! Old Xavs secured top spot
(o;aciallv) and put the second-last nail in the coffinfor De La's claim to September action . Old Brightonis back in town with a final five shot and Mazenodcame home with a roar in the upset of the round, toscore their first win of the season . Donovan'sCardinals continued on their goal-kicking spree withan emphatic 86pt victory over the Lions . An openingblitzkrieg of 17 shots to 1 in the quarter proveddecisive . Xavs lOg to De La ig in the last half musthave Manni smiling from ear to ear and CoachBrown wondering what his side will do next . Thisloss has made the difference between De La & OldBrighton to be only 3 .02% . St . Kevin's put astranglehold on second spot with a strong ,vinagainst a very determined Marcellin . It was thesecond quarter that gave them their big break . St .Bernard's maintained their shot at the doublechance with a hard-fought win over a rejuvenatedBeaumaris . Straighter kicking and the result couldhave changed . Old Brighton's strong win over O.M .'shas them now primed to make their assault on theFive. And Coach Pickering must be shouting fromthe rooftops with their fantastic win over Uni Blues .Their last half l Og to 3g was superb !SECTION 2The jostling for positions within the five continuedwith most results as expected . Old Ivanhoecontinues to hold top spot on the ladder afterdefeating Old Trinity by 38 points . Mendolacontinued his great season up forward for OldIvanhoe tis-itl : four goals . while Curatola, Dinakis andLewis were among the best plavers. Old Trinity waswell served by I-line . Pretty and Davies. Werribeekept the pressure right on the top side after runningout nine-point winners over Old Essendon in asensational game . The Bees set up the win with a sixgoals to one first quarter. Jack and A . Russo bothbooted five goals for Werribee, with Biggs, Cerantonioand Wollington among the best for Old Essendon,which slipped to fourth on the table . CaulfieldGranunarians sit in the third spot after scoring ahard-fought 27-point win over Old Haileybury .Caulfield led by seven goals at the long break but toOld Hailey-bury's credit they fought back strongly inthe second half. Foster booted five goals, whileNapier. Fallu and Jess were among the best playersfor Caulfield, Brooks, Clarke and Capron were
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impressive contributors for Old Haileyburv,Although out of finals calculations . Ormond fired upto thrash St Leos by 70 points . Naylor, who bootedfour goals . Wells, McMahon and Wiley were "-e bestplayers for Ormond . while Kennedy, DAm lio andLandy battled hard for St Leos . Hampt cheld out Yaria Valley in a high-scoring affair. no,Weaver. Johnstone were among the best for o ers,who earned their sixth win of the season, while .armValley's best were Kehoe . Peake and Smith.Wit, friars had the bve .
U t ) BLUEAs the pressure builds towards finals time, therewere a number of interesting results with a couple ofteams stepping up and a couple showing they arenot as invincible as first thought! The Blues Boys putthemselves back in the game with a resounding 61 ptvzctory. Grace and Burly were unstoppable upforward and were well supported by Craven, Youngand Chapman . They were able to hold the dangerousCheevers, Winters, Skinners and Aquilina : shuttingdown their goal-kickers. SKOBS had an impressivewin against a very determined opponent in Oakleigh .St. Kevin's got a couple back from the seniors andwith Marwood and Stonehouse proving elusive upforward, was finally too strong. For Oakieigh, bestwere Bando. Stevenson and Gaal . Old Xavsincreased their percentage over the Blues with aterrific 164pt victory against De La . Dyson with 7majors and Chamberlain with 5 were the mainstays.Ajax gave themselves a chance to finish minorpremiers with a percentage boosting 229pt win overGlen Eira at Albert Park . The Jackets as expectedwere far too accomplished for the Packer Boys,although, McDonald, Lampers and Clark wereimpressive . MHSOB caused the upset of the roundand showing the final four combatants that Mentoneare not invincible. IvIHSOB plaved hard, aggressivefootball, a superb effort. Well done!
SECTION (2) REDOld Cambertivell sewed up top spot in the table witha six-goal win over Rupertswood . it was all one waytraffic for Rupertswood in the first quarter as they setup a 36-point lead, but Old Camberwell graduallyfought back and booted seven goals to one behind inthe final term to take the points . Old Camberlvell'sbetter players were Larrachia, Munro andMcQualter, while Zalua, Geurts and Elliott wereamong the best for Rupertswood, which sitsprecariously in fourth spot . North Old Boys remainin second place after defeating Old Paradians by 28points . NOBs held a 3-4 goal advantage for most ofthe day, although Old Paradians never gave up .Mullins, A .Hughes and Davidson were impressive
i~ors for NOBs, while Dean . Tenson an de among the best for OPs . The battle of
°rs saw Bulleen-Templestowe hold ou ts to win by four points . Bulleen was wellby Taylor, Steer and Martin, while Aquinas '!re Verone, Cockerane and Logan. Therry
. . Qi .uu1 and Thompson also managing to
thrashing of Ivanhoe-Fitzroy. Harmest goals and Sheppard five for Therry, wit h
sured their place in the finals action with a
nv of the ball. Meighen, Robertson andre among the best for Ivanhoe-Fitzroy . Uni
had the bve .
ch of the round sees De La at home to OldCan De La stop the Scotch goal-kickers in
,,, Hosking, Rodski and Cations? Can Scotc hne Darling Park and the mercurial Thomas ,
-a-holic Bonnici and Captain Stinnear? Oldh, just! The Eagles face the awesome Xavs uni t
,ll finish the minor premiers after a 65pt win ,i? :,rnard's host SKOBS in the prelude to the
_ Lfving final! These teams are so evenly matched ,hard and relentless at the hall an d man! Both
match winners - Cousiand, Neeson Burns ,Hobart, Mulgrew, Duggan, and
siracusa- St . Bernard's - just! Old Melburnian s-ld account for the Lions and Beaumaris shouldr~unt for the rejuvenated Nodders in a toughii«er. Finally. Old Brighton face Uni Blues a t
i h Road with their finals chances firmly in thei rt hands . A win here and an increase of 3.0 3%
,;, , r De La and they will sneak into fifth position, no;>>tii r what happens at Basil Street. And they will .SZfTiON 2
uple of very important matches take place this,. :end, With the top four sides all playing each
, -her. Old Ivanhoe host Werribee in the battle for topith the Hoes and Bees level on points . The
nner will claim the minor premiership and earn and off when the finals get underway nextnd . Old Ivanhoe at home should take the
is . In the second blockbuster, Caulfield host Olddon. with the winner to be rewarded with a
i e chance . The Dons will be smarting after theiri1Tow loss to Werribee last weekend and might just, me out on top. Fifth placed Old Trinity host Yarra
and although the visitors will be competitiveOld Trinity should ensure they enter theith winning form. In the other matches
end should be far too strong for Wlutefriars ,Old Haileybury should overcome St Leos .
1 lampton Rovers have the b_ve .SE--TION (2) BLUE
e three fantastic matches, which will have a[ impact on the final four. Firstly. Oakleigh fac e
"Ines at Searruneli Reserve and aWin would put1 it Boys out of the race; but alas - the Blues for
y, the Swans host Old Xavs at Albert'd plays 4th). This will be a goal shoot-ou t- teams having so many avenues to goal.
Therefore . you look to the defenses of both teamsand you see that the Swans are slightly stronger . DeLa play the inform Jacka Boys and with a chance attop spot there for the taking, I don't believe they willtake this game lightly . MHSOB face Glen Eira atPacker Reserve and should finish their first year inSection Blue with a comfortable win . Finally,Mentone have the chance to maintain top spot bydefeating St. Kevin's at Southern Reserve. SKOBS isa very proud club and they won't just lie down. Theyhave a real chance to finish the season off well andto change the top positions . But I just can't see themdoing" Mentone have too many match winners.S _ _ ~EDTI .- match with the greatest significance sees TherryPenola host Rupertswood, With the visitors needingto win to stay in the four, as fifth-placed Uni Blacksplay Bulleen-Templestowe, with the Blacks certain totake the points . On form shown during the year, itappears TherTy will be too strong allowing the blacksto snatch fourth spot but as we all know football is afunny game and anything could happen . The otherblockbuster for the round sees Old Camberwell hostPvOBs . Amazingly the two sides wi ll meet again nextweekend in the second semi-final and they will nodoubt be looking for a psychological advantage totake into that match . It is impossible to tip againstOld Camberwell at this stage, as they have certainlybeen the best side all season . The 'trial match seesAquinas host Ivanhoe-Fitzroy . Both sides will bedesperate to end the season on a winning note butAquinas seem the stronger side at this stage . OldParadians have the bye .
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20 .R. Lerner 21 A Ballard (DVC) 19 . R . Rose 27 . R . Hill 23 T Collett
22 .B . Payson 22 N Carstein 20 . D . Lowe 28 . P. Poutney 24 G Coutts
24 .A. Lom 23 G Brearley 21 . N . Gauci 29. D. Adkins 30 J Strong
25 .R. Malter 24 R Varney 22 . S. Blanco 30. B . Janson 31 S Urban o
26 .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 Hum e
29 .B.Cromack 38 A Flanagan 26. C . Andrews 38. A . Corry 44 N Martin
31 .S. Barker 41 D Wood 27. R . FastuCa33 .A. Cook 44 C Clarke 28. T. Dea n39 .M . Ferrari 46 P Allah 29. L. Simmon s50 . M .Hefternan 61 N Kennedy 30. C . Mahoney54 .A1 . Wilson 64 D Tompkins 31 . B . Vandenhurk71 .R . Presser
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11 D .Keenan 13 . T Frosw e
19 D. Sinclair 14. P Harding 12 N. Hahn 14 . C. Munro20 S . Collins 16. D . Charles
41 A Mercuri 13 D. Burley 15 . S. Jones
21 P Stone 18. A DeSimone:,q B Ashton 14 L. Barnes 16 . A. Cantor.
22 G Cochrane 19 . J Hasan 45 G Robertson 15 R. Evans 18 B. Crave n.
23 M Patterson 20 . J Paraskeva 46 M Ahem 16 N. Trigwell 19 B. Lanichia.24 D Dew 22 . M Perri 47 N Blayney 17 B . Burrows 23 H. Hoga n
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