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L : : :npionship t=rraech One of the• the period (2002-2004 1the WAAFL plays host to

The reasons are keptconfidential betweenthe club and the VAFAand are provided s ". an

opportunity for theclub to improve in thearea higlilighted .

Where a trend of low scores is established the VAFAwill invite the club in for a', chat'* to discuss the mattersraised.And t ;t of all - S 1 ,000 to fr'® Toi o - " r""ciplined Club

: d to each winat ihe end of the triermirmi will b e

In Amateur Champion State.

nt at each Championship Matchhe three states and at the end ofan All-Australian Amateu r

91 also be named . At the end of) years a Team of the Year W111 also

Lempionship matches are as above. withcL being the SAA F'S, v trP>FA match in

it the Sunday of the Queens Birthday

p Matches - SAAFL v WAAFL

VAFA ( Perth)

ship matches - VAFA v LitAAF L

v SAAFL (Melbourne) .iing the Organising Committee i sa naming rir?hts sponsor for the

u , major corn any reading this an d"I' t contact the writer .

aout the above initiative for 200 2

y . t-iubs whose players, supporters ora rating of zero or one point (out of 51 ,

> totally unacceptable., will be advised

ng tvas given . This will be done after the

1 ;llpire provides this feedback. Already aubs have been provided with this feedbac k

HE JOUF;i`, ',1_ ~'F TI 'i VlC

1 )leasedto say that they have obviousl yissues presented as scores have risen

c .ofthes, 'et:

G round Inspection i' : ara A sheet for every

VAFA match pla;d is to be n ided to the umpire of

following questions can be answered your club is "on

the day for ltimlher to forward to the VAFA with thematchday paperwork. An official from each club is tosign off the sheet which proves that an accurateinspection was carried out . The umpires could beinvolved in this inspection as well (if possible) .

Officials inside boundary fence during match . Clubsare now more aware of the requirement that waspresented at the Coaches' Nights this year . If the

the ball, "

What is the rule regarding the provision of seatiaag?(for people inside the fence on matchdaysl . How manypeople are allowed to stand inside the fence? Who arethey? Where must they stand? What will an umpire doif he notices too many officials inside the fence orstanding - In the first instance? Second instance? Athird or further instance?

Answers in this column in full next week .

At AJAX pre match luncheon President JeffreyJankie acknotvledging the contribution of last

's eoach Mark Saran in the development of

~,,, s elub's players. I mention this because it is

the normal custom to blame the old coach for all

problems faeing the club .

Visiting clubs who leave rooms untidy after~ tb ensurin g

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matches . Hint : Home clubs to assis y

~ brooms . small shovel and rubbish bins left

~ available for use .

I can be heard talking Amateur football on Friday

night's (North West FM 7pm} ; Saturday morning (Inner

givl 9 will, Sunday morning (Southern FM 9 .40 am)

Time in, calland Sunday night ( :tiorth West Flvi 6pm) .the st,I' ion for a chat or tell me some of the things you

would 1i'.:'mc to tell you '~out.

hIELBOURNE High Old Boys, winless and with apercentage of 43, has prepared for its latestchallenge against St Bernards today at South Yarr a

a successful club fund raiser. Two hundred andfifty people turned up last Sunday to help raise$2000 for the Unicorns who are -without six

experienced players from last year. "Our theme thisweek is our work ethic," MHSOB captain Drew

Fairchild said . "We are a 10-goal better side when we

can control the ball ." The Bernies are a differentteam this year to the one that went out in straight

sets in last vear's finals series . Fairchild should getTim Harvev, who continues to mature with his five

goals last week being nearly half of the Bernies'score in their three-point win over Marcellin .

Sporting clubs, at all levels, are complemented bytheir off-field work . The message sent to The Higli s

players by the attendance at their pleasant Sundaywas a confidence boost. An empty function is oftenthe last rites for a club but there's some kick left in

the Unicorns.

Watch for Danny Byrne, who featured on AlmostFootball Legends with a goal after taking a fewbounces, doing the same but the rover will only needone bounce from the centre of the Yarra St oval .

Another psychological boost but this time acrossToorak Rd. A couple of years ago this column singledout Adam Jones, and in particular his jocularattitude at Old Xavs training, when he wascontinually injured. After rehabilitating. Jones wonthe Nelson Medal as Xavs equalled Uni Blacks'grand final record. Six months after that, Jonesinjured his groin while water skiing . This time roundJones's commitment during rehabilitation has beenoutstanding . He has run water each week whilesidelined, even during practice matches, and he isreadying himself for a comeback. 'When Jones gainshis first stat, hopefully a trademark sky-scrapingmark, all supporters should applaud .

Xavs host Scotch that will welcome the return ofStephen Collins from suspension for not appearingas a witness at the tribunal for the Andrew Ukovictripping charge . De La came within five goals ofScotch last week, which was probably its bestperformance this season . Captain Andy Evansnailed a couple of goals and he will need to be sharpwhen DLS hosts Old Ivanhoe on the rebound.

A 10-goal lesson fr om SKOBS at EP -,vill have dintedthe Hoers' expanding confidence and it adds somespice to the B Section Grand Final return. MarkOrchard debuted and made OI's best with the Hoersonly having three goal scorers .

The Bulleen derbywill decide the early-season fate of

1` ands they are 1-

2 . In any competition you never, - n"t to') : !50 per cent ratio let alone below 33. :,i ;:tt Greig i :eariv season fave to break the three-year holdEagles have on the section's best and fairest .sparkling-left footer will see the Woodrow trio fWaters, Glenn Cox and Bernie Dinneen up ClWonder if Simon Dalrcnnple evill sacrifice one of tl

in a tagging role on Greig?

St Kevins, like Xavs remain undefeated, are atfor the second successive week and meet Uni F3'.who have boosted their stocks with a win. Sruckman Gill McLachlan is coming into forncentre-half fonvard, after a summer of playing spolo, and Quinton Gleeson is warming up withgoals and being named for the second time

i Blues' best.

It's been a terrific start to the season with results in four from five matches featuring t e

that should be the first to get to first base - six }?

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^ uEGTlONSt Bernards 5Old Trinity 4St Kevins 1Marcellin 1Old Ivanhoe 3

A RESERVEHawkes Old Ivanhoe 2Greenham St Kevins 4O'Connor St Kevzns 1

N.Simon Old Scotch 2Osborne St Bernards 3

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De La S:ilt Old IvanhoeOld Xaverians Old Scotc h

Marcellin v . Old TrinitvMHSOB v. St Bernard s

St Kevins v, University Blues - Elsternwick Park

THE AMATEUR FOO T BALLEf

r,uzdy Evans ZUi> Games . And ypth game last Saturday Vs Old Scotch) .

iy, footy distinctions including DLS1 199 7 , RU : "A" Grade B & F 1993 &

1 . State Rep 1998 and Club CaptainC ngrats Andy

- congratulates Marcus DoUman ontoday! Dolly, in his fifth year as

to be a great leader andto his team-mates and his Club . Thet n a key contributor to SKOB's most°riod - the rise from 'D' Grade in 1994

1998, and 'A' Grade finals from 1999-' ; journey, Marcus played in the 1996iership, was VAFA'C' Grade Best an d

195 - and followed up with the VAFA 'B 'and Fairest in 1997 . Marcus has

Amateurs at State level and in 200 1JOC O'Connor Award. Marcus is a

Aural leader and his well-earned' brings the best wishes from all thers, officials and supporters . Marcus also

success for the last 2 summers as CaptainXI of the St. Kevin's Old Collegian s

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DID ?`._': :,~3OE 2.5 4.6 5.10 8.13(61)Si Y~EVL6 5.8 8.11 12.14 17.17(119)Old Ivanhoe : Stevens 3 Toovey 3 Low 2. eat : Oates Young Lev; OrchardHope Tully .St. Kevins: Fraser 4 Byrne 2 M Kempton 2 M Giansiracusa 2 Lucas 2Garvey 2 Pride O'Keefe O'Connor . Best : Ryan Garvey O'Keefe Byrne MDollman Bowles .Umpires: G. Hun:chen. A Damen (F), R. Nation (B), M .Lerttinl, L.Pviavropoulos (G)

OLD SCOTCH 3.5 8.9 11.13 15 .17(107)DE LA SALLE 3.6 4.8 9.9 13.11(89)Old Scotch: Gersnnan 4 Mullins 4 Phillips 2 Crow 2 Nettleton O'ConnorBreisch . Best: Mullms Nettleton Phillips Beranger Hume Crow .De La Sal2e : Johnstone 31Vannsley 2 Laragy 2 Evans 2 Buckley MercuriHarnson Moloney. Best: Molonev Harrison Silvers McKenzie Johnstone Sxvla td .Umpires: P. Simpson . M. Robbins (F). B . Mutton. T. Dodds (B), B . Jepluon,B. Hoare (C l

OLDTRINITY 1.4 4.5 7.11 8 .12(50)OLD XAVERIANS 2.2 5.5 7.9 12.9(81)Old Trinity: Greig 4 G Deane-Johns McKinnon Ramsden VanDerVenne.Best. G Deane-Johns Ramsden Stephens Burrows Collins Hatfield .Old Xaverians: Delaney 2 Drake 2 Orlando 2 B6rgfram Blood Bowen ClarkeLedilean Ruyg. Best: Clarke Ruyg Bingham A Dillon Bowerr Ford.Umpires: S. McCarthy, M . Sneddon (F) . R. Parry, V . Vescpvi (G)

ST BERNArtDS 2.2 9.5 10.7 11.10(76)h?ARCELLIN 3.3 4.5 9.7 10.13(73)St. Bernanls: Hanev 5 B Jordan Byrne D Jordan Burrowes N MitchellMansfield. Best: J'rlount McLaughlin Harvey Loughlin Treti4'in N Mitchell .h3arcellin : Treganowan 4 Johnston 2 Dinneen Purcell Duncan Walker .Best: Browne Marson Dinneen Walker Duncan Dale .Umpires: R. Sneddon, R Eashvood (F), P. Teasdale, A. RechUnui (B), D.Webster. D. Napoli (G)

UNIVERSITY BLUES 4.3 11.8 16.11 18 .16(124)hIIiSOB 1.1 3.2 4.4 6.10(46)University Blues: Collins 5 Gleeson 4 McErvan 3 Slumrton NailonMcLachlan Millard Wilkie Rvatt. Best: Collins Ryan Gleeson Millard WilkieFeatherston .RIIiSOB: Sauliry G McCully Barnert Thompson McGrath Newton . Best.Cassell Thompson G McCully Simpson Fairchild Wright ,Umpires: A . Firley, P. James (F) . S. Caruso, J . Kramer (B), C . Arnol, M .Sunpson (G)

RESERVESOLD IVANHOE 1.5 3.5 5.10 7.12 (54)ST. KEVINS 1 .4 5.8 7.11 17.13 (115)Old Ivanhoe: Davis 3 . Hawkes 2, Low, Morris. Best: Price, Clancy, Hunter.Berry, Davis, Hawkes .St Kevins : Greenhan 4, Calesaran 3, Griffiths 2, Curtis 2, Pangrazno 2,Sullivan, Hicks, Moore . 0Conner. Best: Bare. Greenhan. Lynch, McCann,Sheehm, Curtis.

OLD SCOTCH 1.1 3.6 3.8 7.8. (50)DE LA SALLE 4.0 5.3 7.5 10.7 (67)Old Scotch: N. Simon 2, Ross 2,T.Reid, Freeman, J. Crane . Best: Costello.Fr, man, Hooper, S.Thompson, Eagle, Ross.De La Salle : M . Duggan 2. S .Hvde 2, D.Mehierney 2. L . Douangphasay, R.

." . .rks . D. Moore. L. Walker. Best: D. Hyland, N . Harbor, C. Hyde, M..i ;etuy, R. Marks, M. Duglan .

OLD TRINITY 0.4 0.4 3.5 6.9 (45)OLD XAVARIANS 3.5 4.9 6.10 10.11 (71)Old Trinity: Dann 2 . Donahoo, Hine . Schultze, Mtthen . Best: Dann, Hute,Power, Morpeth Medlin. Burgess.Old Xavazians : Dover 2, James 2, A Biddlecombe, T Biddlecombe,Hardman, Jones, NSahon . Meehan . Best: Dixon . Hotvard, James. Baker.Jones. Hawkins.

ST BERNARDS 1.4 6.5 9.8 12.13 (85)RZ4RCELLL^i 3.2 3.4 3.6 4.11 (35)

St Bernards : Osborne 3 . 0'Sulltvan 3, Tankey 2, Allis 1 . Campbell I . Legudt

1, De Blank 1. Best: Stapleton . Catterall, O'Sullivan, Davis, Hogan,

McCurrv.Marnellin : Cooper 1 . Boyd I . Edmonds I . Dowling 1 . Best: L. O'Flytm,tViiknsou, Cope . Cull, Theisz, Gibson .

UNIVERSITY BLUES 2,5 7.6 10.11 14.14 (98)MHSOB 1 .0 2.0 3.0 5.1 (31)University Blues : O'Donnell 4. Plowman 2, Btrks 2, Bennett 1 . Girdivood 1,Imne 1 . Meatoon 1, Thomas I . Best: Briggs. Irvine . Thomas, Chamberlain,Birks. Batlev .&IIiSOB: Hawkes 1 . Robinson 1, Wright I . Best: L. Treloar, Fe Ferkrar>L,Svnrskis, Rundell . D. Cassell, It. Ting,

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Res Coach : Terry Russell

I L. Walker2 R. Buckley3 B . Corin4 P. Murton (VC)5 C . Swift6 M . Harbor7 P. Harrison8 J . La Ragy9 J . Moloney9R L . Borella10 T. Silvers11 A. Evans(C)12 D. Toohey13 A . Johnstone14 C . Bowker15 P. Bowden16 S . Hylan d17 A . Elliott18 A . Coffey19 R . Prezens20 M. Picone21 A . McKenzie22 M . Mercuri23 D . O'Brien24 J. Morel24R R. Marks25 R. Walmsley25R C . Hyd e26 D . Spithill27 S. Thomas28 N. Herber29 C. Browne30 B. Mannix31 S. Hyd e32 R. Bonnici (VC)33 J . Stinear34 L. Johnstone35 A . Mackintosh36 W. Jolle y37 D. Hyland37R D . Moore38 D. McInerney39 S . Kan e39R S . Hoy40 C . Noseda41 M . McHenry42 L. Williams42R A. Bonnici43 K. Brkic44 J. Garland45 C. Chester46 A . Skinns47 A . Molan47R G. Wise48 D. Smith48R T. Fisher49 A . Boots50 D . Aldenuccio51 L . Douanghosay52 E . Phillips53 L. Derbyshire54 D . Buckley55 L . Meehan56 C. Worstelling57 P. Hesse60 B . Hoy70 M . Dugga n

YOUH FLEXIBLEWORKFORCE

Co; :ir Simon u yiopleRes Cc : Peter Randal l

1 . C . Purcell2 . T. Collins3 . D . Waters4. G . Romanin5. N . Godwi n6. D . Sampimon7. M . Rowe8 . R . Frisin a9 . D. Ballantine10, A. Dal e11 . D. Taylor (RC)12. B . Croni n13. S . Dinneen14 . D . Salce15 . M. Chun16 . L. McMillan17. G . Cox (VC)18. D. Gartner19 . D . Cooper20 . S. O'Flynn21 . N. Walker22. D. Marson23. M . Edmond s24 . L . O'Flynn (RVC)25 . R. Galati26 . N. Armstrong27. S . Theisz28. D . Johnston29 . C . Moran30 . A. Treganowan (C)31 . C. Mason32. M . Browne33. G. Cull34 . D . Jarred35 . J . Frazer36 . N. Addison37. B . Carmody38. M . Boyd39 . B. Colville40 . A. Wilkinson41 . J . Seabury42. B . Dinneen43 . A. Duncan44 . D . McMillan44 L . Hansen45. D. Theisz46. J . Mathews47. M . Becchetti48 . A. Gallagher49 . D. Courts50. A . Ryder51 . M . Maguire52. M . Hartnett53 . C . Mathews54 . A. Gallagher55 . J . Wallis56, C . Beayni57. E. Weeks58. J. Ibrahim72 . D. Cracknell

1 J. Bame t2 S. tr9cCu

rlly (SDVC)

3 A Simpson3

A.Angus

4 M. White5 E. Raleigh6 A. Joseph7 P. Telfer8 J . Dixon (RVC)9 D . Fairchild (SCapt)10 D . Norto n11 D. Simmons12 R. Bantin g12 M . Feferkranz (RCapt)13 C . Kelly14 A. O'Brien15 N. Adcock16 J . Walker17 R. Clowes18 R. Limbrick (SDVC)18 B. McGrath19 A. Brookes20 T. Harper20 D. Nichols21 R . Patterson22 A. Svirskis22 D. Armstrong23 L. Taylo r24 S . Rundell25 N . Orchard26 A. Vicendese28 J . Brown29 G . McCully30 R. Newton31 J. Davi s32 A. Cassell (SDVC)33 A. Saultry33 S . Harriso n34 E . Thompson (SVC)34 P. Rujevi c35 A. Mills (RVC)35 S. Moore36 P. McGrath36 M . Ting37 R . McIntyre37 T. Harper38 S. Robinson39 S. Whittington40 D. Membrey40 W. Hayes41 J. Anderson42 P. Boye r43 D. Vicendese44 M . Hawkes45 M . Brown46 P. Wolnizer48 G . Pollard49 C. Duke50 S . Osborne53 P. Bai n55 C . Wright56 T. Wright57 D. Cassell58 D. Fox

Cc t: Paul FaneyAssi . Darren Payne v

Paul NortheyRes Coach: Noel Spoc

1 A, Oates2 L. Lochran3 A . Jenkins4 B. Davi s5 T Young6 S. Kent7 J . Geishan8 T. Stevens (RC)9 M . Karayannts10 Pth. Crowley11 S. Tull y12 C. Branigan13 M .Orchard14 C . Moore15 L . Bolzan16 C . Mooney17 A, Corcoran18 J . Hope (VC)19 M . Tolley20 D . Hawkes21 R . Roberts22 P. Donaldson23 K . Theodoss i24 G. Hams (DVC)25 E . Byrne26 P. Lillis27 J. Weddle28 S. Morris29 R. Weddle (C)30 A . Gilbert31 J. Stevens (DVC)32 P Dowd33 N. Pratt34 A. Tieman35 M . Pollock36 B . Spoor37 M. Berry38 Ga George39 Ge George40 J . Keane41 A . Clark42 5. Low43 L . Hunter44 A. Karafili45 M . Toovey46 M . Tozer47 G. King48 M. Clarke49 L . Shay50 S . Brandt51 N. Bradd y52 A . Clancy53 S . Price54 B. Guidera55 A. Berezza56 L. Courage57 D. Harcourt58 G. Mclsaac59 J . White60 S. Hil l61 C. Binney62 J . Baker63 T. Hibbs64 C . Barker65 B. Shadbolt66 D. Warry

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A. i .eiu~6v nB. PhillipsJ. RossT. Holt (C)S . CollinsA . CrowJ . KitchenB. RobinsonD. BrookeC. SmithS. Hume

13 N. Hooper14 R. Mullins14R C. Reid15 R . Eagle16 D. Jennings17 D. Thomas18 L. Hawkins19 R .Josephs20 S. Lillingston21 J. Stratos22 N. Addison23 O . Cran e24 C. Pattenden25 M. Saunders26 T Downing (RC)27 J . Pilkington28 5 . Prendergast29 M . Gnarl30 T. FinocG iaro31 N . Leit l32 J . Gerstman33 J . McCarrol l33R T Wilson-Humphrit34 E . Olive r35 P. O'Connor36 A. Millar37 E. Moffatt38 R. Ashton39 C . Stevens40 T. Collins41 M. Lip shut42 M. Watts43 R. Breisch44 C. Evans45 M . Blenheim46 J . Beaurepaire47 T. Beranger48 S. Miles50 T. Hosking51 L. Freeman52 D. Knight53 G.Junkeer54 N . Simon55 M. Boudrie56 C. Tallent57 J . Crane59 D. Iser60 T. Wigney61 S.Jones62 N . Tassell63 P. Ise r64 N. Costello65 C . Armstrong66 A . Routledge67 J. Pulvirenti68 N. Gill69 C. Nea l70 S . Thompson71 D . Jackson73 M. Vojvodic74 M. Rix.75 S, Troon77 C. Joyce

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THE AMATEUR FOOTu,;LLER 20Q;

n 0'Shauy: . iessyIt: Serge D'Angelo

1 M . rulood2 D. Orland o3 L. Hannebery4 D. Landrigan5 S . Mollard7 S. Lethlean8 P. McDonald9 J . Hawkins10 D. Rennex11 Ad Jone s12 J . Bowen13 C. Ellis14 On, Stoney15 L . Ford (Capt)16 N . Bingham17 D . Richardson18 M. Green19 M. Callihan20 M . Hardman20 J . Scanlan21 A Parto n22 T Ookleshavi (VC)23 S . Johnston24 B. Coughlan25 R . Carey26 N . Baker27 J . Drake28 A. McDonald30 T. Clarke (v.c)31 L. Tuddenham32 A . Brushfield33 A . Sassi34 R .Jones35 A. Delaney36 B. Dvvyer37 T. Maher39 M . Meehan40 W. Rolfe41 A . Dillon43 T. Woodruff44 A . Biddlecombe45 L. Howard46 B.Dixon47 T.Ruyg49 T.Lovarie50 J.Heeley51 D Walsh55 J . Healy56 A. Oswald58 M . Mahon63 R. Coughlan66 A . Wilson

1 D . Baynes2 D . Burrov:es3 R . Cousland4 D . Jordan5 Joe Mount (DVC)6 C. Runnalls7 S. Clarke8 J . Evans9 B . Jordan (VC)10 N. Mitchell (C)11 C. Davis12 B . Hogan13 C . Mitchell14 A. Thomas15 T. Wilkinson16 L . Turnbull17 L. O'Sullivan18 D. McLaughlin19 L. Goltan t20 C. Gray21 B . Loughlin22 M .O'Riley23 A Mastropasqua24 N . M .Smith25 C . Osborne26 J. Gollant27 James Mount (RC)28 P. Gilmou r29 L. Wilkinson30 C. Trewin31 B . Swa n32 T. Harvey33 B. Altis34 D . Byrne35 L .Campbell36 R .Legudi37 A. Catterall38 J . Simpson39 C. Baumgartner40 D. Thomas41 B . Overman42 P. Kinniburgh43 M. Stapleton44 S. Taylo r45 M. Tankey46 P. Holland47 R. Pizzichetta48 N . P.Smith49 S . McCurry50 C. Cafthorpe51 P. Romanin52 A. Feaaster53 S.lannazzo54 T. James55 J. Lloyd56 L.O'Brien57 B . McManus58 J . DeBlank59 L. Evans60 P. Mastroasqua61 J . Mastro asqua62 A. Sobel as63 H . Pekes64 R . Pekes

Coach : ki iur-AllenAsst Coacrr ~,xr Seth briclRes Coach : Steve 6am s

1 N. Fraser2 R . Griner3 D . Curtis4 A. Ukovi c5 M . Doliman (C)6 P. O'Keefe (VC)7 K. Gray8 B. Dollman9 J . Giansiracusa10 M . Lucas11 J. Pangrazio13 R . Bowles14 P. Greenham15 M. Olive (DVC)16 B. Garvey (VC)17 D. Rya n18 P. Gissing19 D. Sheehy (RC)21 R . Maguire23 S . Lowerson24 H . Pride25 B. Marusic26 D . Sadler27 R . Gross28 M . Giansiracusa29 M . Kempton (DVC)30 M . Gargano31 A . McGuinness32 S, O'Connor33 M . Maguire (RVC)34 T. Hobart35 M . Kavanagh36 E. Sullivan37 M. Pangra<io (RVC)38 J. O'Brien39 S. Gribble40 N. Moor e41 G . Anderson42 T. McCann43 P. Bare44 G. Katavolos46 J . Travaglia47 A . Conlon48 L . Harper49 L . Kalesaran51 D . Bare52 J . Finch53 J . Griffiths55 E . Crohan56 P. Natale57 B . Quirk58 J . Ferrari59 R . Chivers60 A. Greenhaig61 J. Lynch62 B. Shelley63 B. Hicks64 T. Crowley66 N. Marchesani67 T. Purcell68 W. McCann73 P. Byrn e75 R . Campagna76 M . O'Shea79 G. O'Connor

Si m psa h copstroction

t,oa chael Conrani: Steve Carroll

1 Slimmon D (VC)2 Hutchins T3 Sturrock J (VC)4 Guengerich D (VC)5 Gleason 0 (VC)6 Pricker G7 Rourke T8 Hayter J9 Meade S10 Stockdale P1 112 McLachlan G (C)13 Girdwood T14 Roydhouse C15 Ryan L16 Kordick M1 718 McEwin A19 Collins M20 Gleason D21 McIntyre T (VC)22 Millard B2324 Russell S25 Belly A26 Gates B27 Wilkie R28 Thomas M (RC)2930 Larkin A31 Gallery B32 Suvoltos A33 McKie M34 McKinnon T35 Baker A36 Brooke J37 Kaso S38 Wilson A39 Bir[ley T40 Hocking J41 Quin L42 Treloar B43 Cameron A44 Featherston R45 Armstrong J46 McKerrow M47 Taylor W48 Briggs A49 Chamberlain L50 Nailon H51 Brown A52 O'Donnell P53 Versteegen R54 Benne tt S55 Dalymore B56 Irvine T57 Plowman E58 Sudholtz J59 Toohey J60 McKinley T61 Coleman B62 Taylor N63 Hardcourt J64 Birks T65 Wilcox E66 McKerrovr R67 McAloon D (RVC)

Some more results for the satchel swingers

indicate that we have a very even competition on

our hands. In saying that, the residents at that

Bowling Green in St . Kilda are looking very

ominous.

PREVIEWOut at Central Reserve, the previously winless and

luckless Old Brighton scored a well-deserved willwhen they outpointed an injury hit Mazenod by 23

pts . It was the 2nd qtr that did the damage, as OBwent ape droppings, booting 6.6 to 0.1 to hold a

match winning lead that was never threatened . For

OB, Pirrie (4 goals), Barrow and Ewert were thestars, whilst Chamberlain, McIntyre and Nelson

battled hard for Ivlazenod .

Down McKinnon way, the visitors (OldMelburnians) gave themselves the bragging rights ofbeing the only undefeated team, when they ran away

from Old Haileybury to win comfortably by 25 pts .

It was all tied up at the last change, but 8 goals to 4in the last stanza broke the shackles . Farquharson

(4 goals), Roberts and Hawkins led the way for OMs

in a good team effort . The home side were well led by

Brooks, Kejna and Bourke .

The life members of Br. Garvey were treated to a big

lunch, and then a big victory, as Old Paradians

spaced their opponents in Therry by a massive 55

pis . But for the old bad kicking mule being present,the OPs would have been further in front than 11 pisat the main break, and the final margin was more

indicative of the gap between the 2 sides . Pratt,

Burns and Harford put on a One show for the OPfaithful, and O'Sullivan, Elliot and Edwards battledhard for Therry .

The great man in E. E . Gunn ensured a fantastic daywas had by all, as he turned on great weather andperfect conditions, but it wasn't enough for the

locals, as Ormond were outpointed by a determined

Hampton Rovers by 15 pis . A 4 pt lead at the lastchange by the home side wasn't enough incentive for

them to continue on the work. "Toods, Ng, andMartyn shone like beacons for the victors, whilst

Broadhurst . Smith and McConvill were fine

contributors for Ormond .

Finally, out on Keller Hill, the more experienced nuts

of NOBs out-toughed their younger Old Essendonopponents and won comfortably by 18 pis . The

margin could have, and should have been a lotmore, as bad kicking for goal (that mule is on fire!!!)by NOBs allowed OE to stay in the game . The big

man Barker (6 bickies) was impassable at FF, and

was well supportedby Casboult and

Trimboli. For ~ 1 ie

beaten brigade .giant youngsterHakim (6 snags) was good, aiong -wi,

Cool : :r and Caridi.

The Bowling Gri n sees the rampaging 01

=zalans (2/7) roll out the red carpet to

t injury-riddled (11,14). Em-in L den Nhis lads purring nicely and vri" i

, consolidate their position as ladder

another victory today . i2eanv - 1e ' . ru Da

Murray vvzll be delving into his' of icks thweek to turn around the ii*ju tine that lr,

befallen his club. Llnforfiin: Lie his mi

s will continue as the Cji rolls on. Olds !

30 pis .For the first time this year, _ie winle .

are playing at home, and welcome the r~ .ouzrdi,

Old Haileybury (1 l5). Wayne Harmes is continui

on his youth policy, and his faith in them will p

dividends soon. Mick Dwyer knows his team isn't ioff the mark but after last week's aberration, theri

still more work to do . !'in tempted to go for the hot

side, as thev ll go all out to belie the big odchowever, I don't believe it will be enough, as OH vbounce back by 15 pis today .

Do-i at the house of Boss, a pumped up Hampti

Ro :_s (11 ; 8) host a similarly resurgent t7~(4I7) in what shapes to be an intrigu i

tcontest . Norm Goss steered his errant ship inright direction in the previous round, after becomi

a tad way-ward before that . Matt Ryan performsimilar acts of captainship with his cI ~-g

rebounding after a loss . The home ground ac' . .- 4should give HR a big chance today, but I tlli= i

favs will do just enough to score . OP by 101 ,

The respected Mr Gillen sees another eL ._ h

interesting proportions . We have a rampant NO(1l4) warm up the pies and pasties for an Orn?.o

(13!4) side desperate for a will . The chief in cha

at Brunswick, Garry Foulds, has his lads e!u_his paws, and they went 'bang' in a big

week. In contrast, Mick Knuppel will be Iboys know in no uncertain terms this week ~let slip a golden opportunity to go 2-1 . No jifor ivliek, as the home side goes 'bang' again . NC

by 30 pis .

At the home of football, EP. Old Brighton (2t5) t.

7`4) . There would be no mor efooty (except for Peter Schwab) than. after his team recorded a well

eanvrhile, Chris Bye would b erue ing an opportunity lost, and no w

, sitting second last as ahis was beachside, OB would b enfortimately for the OE president ,is back!?! That's right, here's my

veighing dowri. the OE bandwagon with",ut I believe the younger OE will outrun

big spaces of EP, and record their second

vs Mazenod (914) OMs by 22 pts

vs Old Haileybury (219) OH by 38 pis

:'s (7/4) vs Old Paradians (2r) OP by 26 pt s

vs Ormond (614) NOBs 30 fits

vs Old Essendon ('7) C- by 8 pts

`'ratui'i imS to

1<st F ~ - - :-2r at Old Paradian she Club in 1999 playing with th e

i as overcome a bad injury to join thelast. Tony is a great clubman to who m

,tioblem . Well done Tony, we look

Old .lelburnians 4Old Essendon 6

50 .

on Ormond 0Therry Penola 2Old Haileybury 1

no Mazenod 3on Old Melburnians 4

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Old Haileybury 0Therry Penola 0Old Brighton 0North Old Boys 2Old Essendon 6

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Therry Penola v . Old Haileybury

Hampton Rovers v. Old Paradians

North Old Boys V. Ormond-ighton v. Old Essendon - Etsfernwick Park Sun.

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invi-c Nelson reunions .2 Salem 2 :+3arshall O:tieIll Barrow Murdt

3.4 6.8 11.9 15.18 (108)2.1 5.3 6.4 8 .5(53)

fllfl:"s: Sinclair 3 Dallas 2 Porteous 2 Dllitinosante Stevens PrattGt~t ., ._ . . ,. . i Curran Harford . Best: Pratt Burns Harford Porteou sS„'Ine- ju . -! :(wards 2 Barnes 2 Goodwin Frecketton O'Sulliva nI 05tdlivan Elliott Edwards Smith Carroll Castaldi .Un - :-I,. Ho!ntes, G. Thtva-ites (F). C. Doy(e (B )

3.4 4.7 6.14 6 .18 (54)ROVERS 1 .1 2.6 6.10 9.15 (69 )

: L Smith 2 Stone 2 Delidlo Ferrari . Best: Broadhurst Moore Smith, ;r.aonel MeConvill.-n avers: Power 3 S Anderson Browne Carr Davey Marlyn

C tv,r ds Broome Carr Ng Martvn Hellio r.

1 .3 8.4 10.5 12.8(80)3.7 5.9 9.14 13.20(98 )

6 Podger 3 Bryant Buckley Fleming . Best: Hakllnn C O-etia n Wilson.h r.;;_: J Barker 6 Spurting 2 Casboult Whiteside Kenna n J

5anders. Best: J Barker Casbout Trimboti Eastaugh Wlilteside

R. Love, M . Jenkins (F), C. Stewart, G. Kennedy (B), R . Ch+reiys, K.

IT, .'EYtiflD l.s 4.6 10.8 12.11 (83)lLD-RIGFrd'IO?d 3.2 5.3 5.4 7.5(47)Mazenod: Fe 3, Ja ra 2 . *m 2, Ba1(enoer 2 . Krom, McMullin,Quinn. Bost: % . :, frgai, Stn ;orn . Krom. Quinn, Snart.Old Brighton: Bristow 2 . Over 2, Scott, Biggain . Brovm . Best : Slrerman,Eduards, McKinn, Carter, Scott . Admits .

OLD iaAII.EYBURY 1.3 4.6 4.7 7.11 (53)OLD IELBURM7ANS 3.3 7.3 10.8 10.9 (69)+ 1 ite'zry : Efstathiou 4. Ross. S. Saunders. Somaia. Best: Ladd,! Ii., J, R. Saunders, Hilton, Bell . Ross.Old rnisiis: J . Grant 2. Murray 2, Ray 2, Bains. Murphy, Useinov,' t: e. Cooley . Murphy. t3addell, Tsiotras, Vdititehead .

Or nP. 4.2 9 .5 11.8 13.11(89)T_ . . . . . 1.2 2.3 6.6 10.6 (66)r P. yd 4. 3, Murray 2, Palermo, Lombardi, Loney.

on ;c Ball, 1 , 1) Lou,. R i, Paglta. Galloway.

F), G. Clancy (G )

5.4 8.5 10.9 14.10 (94)2.2 8.6 10.9 18.11 (119)

ie Barrow B williams Etivert McGowan Salenin .

O'Farrell 2 Brooks 2 Goodier Jenke Johnston DBrooks O'Farrell S Langford-Jones Kejna Bourke B

is, W. Hinton (F), B . Dix, C . Shipley (G);uis B Grant Rose McKeon .

rri-~ns : Farquharson 4 Mulligan 4 Iiazell 2 Roberts 2 BerryKennedy Kennon *riu?quiney Thonipson. Best : Farquharson

( n. C. Brajttmrg (F) R. Seymour, P. Maddocks (G )

la: F s : 3, t tarke . Kuret Sacra J . Goodwin D.x :~enuersun, urrui[, ~ , Joe, Hollow, Goodwin Steve, Clarke.

2.2 4.4 6.6 7.7(49)C ROVERS 2.4 7.7 7.9 7.14 (56)

( nond: -^rzitt 2, Whelan 2, Kirkrig(rt, Stewart, Stephens . Best: Stewart,LYI a, Harvey. Farrell, Putz, Brennan .

npton Rovers : Mdne 2. Woodruff 2, Gray 2, tt'ills. Best. Carson,AL,uonto .'-r4i(ne. Nitschke, David Anderson . Wilkinson.

OLD ESSEfiBON 3.4 5.4 9 .8 13.8 (86)NORTH OLD BOYS 2.3 8.7 9.8 9.12 (66)Old Essendon: Hakim 6 . Podger 1, Bryant 1 . Buckley 1, Fleming 1 . Best:Hakim . Ryan. Cooper, Caridi . Omani, Wilson.North Old Boys; Minim 2 . Berker 2, Iktan : 1 . Maker 1 . Nye 1, Docherty1, Gribbs 1 . Best McCarney, Maker,!, _ ; Jog1e . Took . Ryan.

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42 M. Lanagan43 S. Wills44 B. Johnstone45 C. Delosa46 L. Woolrich47 L. Wheeler48 L. Carson49 M . Flynn50 N . Foster51 J . Midwinter52 M. Karakasis53 J. N g54 J . Almiento55 J . Premises56 C. Wilkinson57 S . Rose58 C. Marinis59 T.Woodruft60 C . Probyn62 N . Deeming

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&n wick Assist: Mick Lovejoy Res Coach: Peter Slacik Assist: Pat Mannix Assist: Peter Applefor dRes Coach : Peter O'Dea & Mark Finnigan

Res Coach: Michael Bosanko1 Smith D 1 S . Vincent 1 L . Wilso n2 Theodore S 2 P. O'Loughli n

'2 D . Becke tt 1 Petrevski M

2 Mills A ( DVC)3 Treloar A rff3 M . Cosgr 3 L. Murphy 3 Bannister R1-)ones 4 H azell M 4 A. Curran 4 A . G ,ace (VC) 4 Elliot M

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6 Holme D7 Thompson C 8 A. Sinclair 8 M . Miller 9 Bannister C

iV Jtu 8 McKeon A 9 P. Palermo 9 G. Hal l

10 R Martin10 a na11 O'Sullivan D(VC)

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;II 9 Grant B 11 A . BumsDelidio12 B 15 McMahon A(D4 C Res)

9 Simpson R 12 B. Galloway .Stone13 B 16 Goodwin M

'10 Roberts T 13 B. Richardson.

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:II {RVC}12 Richardson J

15 S. Fellowes16 M Godfrey

16 T. Stewart (RC) 2 0 Clarke J12 Ha rt J

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16 Lewski A 20 T. Brown 21 R. Wiley 27 Garoni M

17 Miller J 21 D . Loney 22 Y. Dimadamos 29 Goodwin S30 Tadinac M

r 18 Fitzgerald T 22 S . Fantone 23 J . Knuppel 31 Hollow S19 Mulquiney R 23 P. Walsh 24 A. Goonan 32 Sacco J

on 19 Prowse M 24 T. Lombardi 25 J . Dale 34 McWhmney MC) 20 Guest J 25 A . Heffernan (C) 26 T. Harvey 35 McKay A

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2 B M27 K. Jenkins 28 A. Moore 37 Castaldi D

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30 Miller C 35 S. Simpson (C-R) 36 D. Casey 48 McAuliffe A

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Talk about going from chocolates to boiled follies,5 one week to 1 the next, boy is a week a long timein football. Believe Phil Stevens is looking for anew scribe, someone who knows something aboutC-Grade,

F-_ :r an took the points eve Cin a gamevitally important to both siaes . , was a keenlyfought contest all day with no me than 19 pointssplitting the sides at any one stage. The Lions had afew injuries which took it's toll in the end but this isto take nothing away from the Two Blues whoenjoyed their first win of the year . Travis St Clair wasterrific all day, as was Aaron Rhodes in his 50th,whilst Harvey, and Van Rooyen slipped under PattyHawkins guard . Cam Unsworth, Andrew Shinkfieldand Nick Harrison were all pretty good fo1Collegians .

Ideal conditions out at Keysborough saw OldMentonians bounce back from their shellacking lastweek to record a thrilling 8 point victory. Thedifference between the two sides was never morethan 4 majors and for most part it was Avithin a 2goal range which kept the game at a tense andexciting level . Banyule's poor kicking for goalthrough the middle stages of the game not helpfulbut a good confidence booster for the youngPanthers . Shane Voight was BOG in a superb game,Drew Solley kicked 6 while Matty Austin against theodds played his heart out. Big Dave Williams ishaving a fine season yet again for the Bears,supported by Jason Plant, Brad Alillmore, and LukeO'Connell .

Another close and tense 'c at Packer Parkbetween Glen Eire and well ithWells showing their foi Beauy

I was no fluke. A strong wind did not mar the gana spectacle as both sides u, re - :;le to score at eitherend of the ground. Perhaps in the end a moredominant forward line was enough to get the Wellshome . The Sainters season is not going to plan atthis stage but it would be foolish to write them off.Brent Christie was MVP for the Wells, MatthewMullen rucked well Jezza Goodale kicked 5 and theClyne Bros were tough nuts up back . Tsirogiannis,Tkocz and the Hyphen (thought you had retiredmate) .v -e good Sainters .A bear I sunny da•- iveleonred Cau3f'4 A14G:_. to the pic~int (1E hog at F

r Park for we top of ['~star d ongly and r--handy break . Fir'i[ splayed at breakneck ~,xcd : ..id e,. :, i._cl pr_ .-'in

at the main break .Championshipquarters always sovital was again thecase in the third as

with a kick after the siren. No faint hearts i

the Friars Licked 5 to 1 to have a handy i.rcthey were able to maintain through the finTim Hilton was a deserved Player of the Roa great game in defense, Buckets kicked 5veteran skipper Anthony Carbone was cool . -ol;O'Neill Chris Knight and the General all tried hfor the Fields .

Local rivalry made for a beauty at Brinriiwhere for the second week in a row the

supporters . All the Tigers in the first termi ead

Beaumaris in the second had the large crowondering what to expect in the third . The smconfines then took over as it became a presstgame and the Tigers led by nine points at the orarbreak . The last was a classic home side extended igap to 22 Beauy appeared flat and wdth 5 to go s22 behind, 80 sees to go 3 points the differen,Somehow Nick Boctor took a strong mark a

s siren sounded. From 45m out on a slight angleslit the midlle post high Beauy were home and tTigers were gutted . Big Mike Matullick was greatday for the Sharks as was Murray Pitts and youSean Coate gave them plenty of options . For tTigers their disappointment was too great to bothto spi to me .

f I can get back to some consistency h ~

e the short trek across town to tackl

with nothing to lose clash at the Racecours(

: side desperate for a vrin . Will be buoyiconfidence now the Two Blues and n o

another one to keep finals within rang( .'are not playing that badly and are tou~ •h tc

home but it's my old club to take the poinThe Fields on the rebound and Old

they might I just cannot see Jeff Costellc bo,getting over the line today as the Fields despi t

h loss are a "ood unit.

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The Sharks byffl but remain

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her their cap . They loveSainters will be desperatething at their opponentsot be enough. g°~utr for

9 ait 5t Be e-_opefully the ait. :_or ; : _ . )u t

ninnent behind them an h elave now proved they can matUn

, d will bounce back to take the 4be easy though as the Lions hav,and are playing good committed

Prahran, Caulfield Grammarians,umaris, St Bedes-Mentone Tigers .

I only the Tigers missing again .ort by 5pm Monday's guys . No t

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S. Jolmsr3n. Pasqualotlo.C . Carrig. NorBiey, Rnver.

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2 . Palecdimos 2, Corb ov.Bu,rnett. PalmWnos ,

2.0 3.2 4.5 (29)5.3 8 .8 10.11 (71)

RoraJ!ko~ic. Jolmson . Lmford .

George, Van Poeteran . Cross.

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10.12 14.12 (96)1.8 4.10 (34)

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Cramer-RoGens 1 :est: Francis : Scott ;

Co h : Greg' .,,Res : H nato D i<.

I T. Ega n2 D . Witchell3 S. Kayrooz4 B . O'Connor5 B . Wilmore6 S . Tuckman7 J . Pearson8 B . Cantwell9 J. Plant10 B. Moxin11 S. Cross12 J . Egan13 C. Burke14 B . Woodlock15 S . Gray16 A . Dooley17 A . Small18 J. Turnbull19 P. Witchell20 S. Playfai r21 R. Dintinosante22 C. Taylor23 S . Gray24 A . Plant25 T. Baldack26 H . Mcdermott27 P. Heal y28 D . Spoules29 J.O'Callahan30 D. Mutton31 C. Bassett32 M . Natoli33 B . Reed34 C . Stevens35 L. O'Connell36 M . George37 T. Thompson38 W. Keenan39 A. Hopgood40 N. Taylor41 P. Job42 C. Taylor43 L. Farrel44 A . Covery45 M. Smith46 D . Nasrallah47 K. Schotes48 P. McCann49 G . Bel l50 T. Nasrallah51 J . Boil52 D. Noonan53 T. Cusack54 B . Wilson55 D . Williams56 T. Jubb57 K. Mahony58 L. Orton59 L. Richardson60 L. Holt61 B . Parkes62 J. Gilham63 D . Playfair64 S. Taylor65 M. Thiveo s66 M . Vanpoeteren67 C. Wes t68 M . Wilmore69 C. William s

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Res Coach : Mick Carly

1 P Brook2 H . Gibson3 M. Pitts (Vc)4 M. Matulick4 D . Porter5 M. Ensor (Vc)6 A. Spenc e7 D. Foley8 M.O'bden9 B . Cousins10 L. Buller11 M . Le e11 L . Stevens12 L . Healy13 C. Gourley14 T. Collins15 A. Edge16 A . Quin17 L. Atkins18 N . Kennedy19 M . Atkins19 A. Lo w20 M. Mellon21 P. Sherman22 J. Holt (C)23 A. Catlin24 B . Gray25 D. Teesdale26 Q. Groves26 T. Broadbent27 B. Haynes28 J. Vance29 C . Martin (Vc)30 K. Alexander31 J . Mcgeogh31 P. Ott32 B . Cairns33 G. Jury34 J . May35 N . Sector35 S. Nish36 R . Deaton37 R . Presnell38 J . Gerrand39 D. Guidolin40 S . Ma y42 A . O'brien43 B . Ferguson44 J. Deluka46 M . Talbot47 M. Stanojevic48 R. Corfiefd49 J . Bryce50 B . Presnell51 S . Coble52 N . Aprea53 R . Rawlins54 A. Thompson60 C . Gionis

Coach : Dean, dersonRes Coach : Martin Dicrost a1 D . Rosman2 B. Hal l2 A. Sorenson3 C. Knight4 M. Liddell4 T. Vinen5 N . Guyett5 S . Kendall6 N . Craven6 B. Minter7 J. Cowlishaw8 R . Foote8 S. Cossart-Walsh9 W. Bowe s10 A, Will (C)11 C. Deal12 D. Pearce12 S . Fryers13 D . Gurr14 S. Amiet15 A. Docker16 S. Sant17 G . Harrison18 B. Baxter18 P. Anderson19 W. Brockett20 H . Vella21 M . Pennycuick22 C . McAssey22 M . Richardson23 D . Ash24 J. Dalvrood25 G . Evans26 S. Widjaja27 R.Keown27 J . Ryan28 J .Jacobs29 D. Williamson30 D . Ellias31 S. Craven32 L . Browne33 C . McGrath34 J . Margerison35 S . Thompson36 M . Cramphom37 T. Messer38 J . Restarick39 J. Santiago40 R . O'neil l41 M . Anderson42 D . Synman43 J . Smit h44 N. Courts45 D. Scott46 G . Erickson47 A . Desousa48 S . Buckeridge49 B. Gardner50 C . Pearce51 G . Robinson52 A. Sinclair53 P. Carter55 C. Hooper56 S . Krien57 P. Farmer58 N .Joughm59 P. Crocker60 N . Fallu61 N . Bannon62 B. Goddard71 M . Cassidy

THE RACECOURSE HOTELCNR . DANDENONG &

WAVERLEY RD'S,MALVERN EAST

GOLP.° :AtCoach: Pat Hawkins

Res: Andrew Kenneally

1 J . Dixo n2 M . Johnson3 B . Mooney4 D, Atkinso n5 R . Henebery DVC6 Y. Phillips7 D . Surkitt7 J. Farle y8 C . Unsworth CAPT9 J. Fry10 J . Lang10 S . Harding11 B . McKenzie12 N . Harrison13 N . Thomas14 D . Phillips15 L .Cottom16 A. Fletcher17 R . Hosking V C18 T. Krotins19 A. Robertson20 H. Sallmann21 C. Harri s22 S . PGasente23 C . Mollard24 B . Lo

w25 R . Muir25 D . Gambaro26 S. Woolley27 A. Shinkfield28 N . McCann29 A. Kenneally30 L . Gormley31 N. Roach32 D. Browning33 B . Hoist34 A. Smrch35 S . BeZy36 G. Coope-37 M. Foster38 T Dyer39 N . Hart40 R . Bardwell41 N . Baxter42 N . Abbott43 M . White44 J . Gregson45 R, Lew46 C . Rowe47 R . Sztar

48 E . Waters49 J. Clark50 D . Vial51 J. Melbourne52 B . Gran t53 J . Van Berkel54 B . Woolhouse55 T. Cooks56 B .Lumb57 C . Peck58 D . Smith59 J. Miller60 D . Dowling61 D . Cook62 D . Drummond63 D. Rodgers64 M . Gr:bble65 C Safstrom66 S . Porter67 D . Osborne68 L . Wilson70 T. Skurrie77 L . Beardsley

South Ivlclbourne

Coach : Paul Be,,„Res Coach : TBA

1 M. Rya n2 N. Astapenko3 C . Massis4 D . Cassar5 A. Tsirogiannis6 J . Zagame7 S . Vamvakis8 M . Dimashki9 G. Hayes10 G. Richards11 B . Clements12 B. King13 G . Brown14 C. Grey15 F. Buckley16 A . Taranto17 A . Russo18 M . Dimachki19 K . Dimachki20 A. Diamond21 P. Jone s22 S. Emmett23 S. Neeson24 B . Mescal25 P. Khazaal26 P. Tsagliotis27 R . Gilmore28 P. Commerford29 R . Dimachki30 L . Pryde31 T. Abetline32 M. D'Zilva33 A. Sheedy34 L. Hal l35 J . Commerford36 K. Daou3738 M . Lewin39 J. Egan40 L . Doolan41 H . Walls42 J. Gusman43 T Knowlan44 S . Diamond45 A . Caruana46 T. Evan s47 J . Serpanchy48 J . Haliwell49 M. Benton50 A. Dim as hki51 B. Zurek52 A. Haines53 S. Rees54 M . Kassar55 L. McGaw56 J . Kokkinoptilis57 S . Hall58 C . McMurrick59 P. Merrick60 A. Guzzo61 M. Tkocz62 D . Sheehan63 D. Dunlevie64 A. Patane65 M . Dimou66 J . Valkanis67 N . Daou68 M . Merrick69

r ;'lu ' ~F OLD U - -~.,~ Coach t;ostelko Coach: t~er~ a . T - . .- . ._~ Goach : Greg Fe ,I I-

E; ea Coach: tduss Coach: TBA Coach: Ru I s C ich: Q 'Eames~r . Res Coach : Danny sF tcer

1 A. Acreman 1 D. Herders 1 P. Wintle 1 C . Woo d2 C . Twentyman 2 M . Harvey 2 L . WinUe (C) 3 M . Carbon e3 B. Murphy 3 J . Lane 3 C . Tesorerio 5 B. Pha n

!' Can 4 P. Quick 4 A. L'Huillier 6 P. Campbello ~ . P! 5 H. Pitts 5 S. Napier 7 D . Brice

r^rIer 6 A. Carboy 6 A. Ryan 8 B. Janson7 S . Pang 7 N . Owen 9 C . Maguir e8 G, Bamford 8 J . Cunningham 10 R . Pasqualotto

S. E 9 A. Bunnett 9 M. Terrell 11 R . Reidyto Q 1 10 B . Hodgson 10 M . Wintle 12 T. Hughes11 D. Sc y 11 A . Pitts 12 J . Kane 13 T. Hilton (DVC)12 C . Dt ~r 12 A . Van Rooyen 13 D. Goodchild 14 T. Carrl9 g13 R . Ball 13 G . Mclean 14 A. Connolly 16 J Powe r14 K. Campbell 14 B. Sanderson 15 T. McColl .

17 A. Carbone (C )15 J . Costello 15 I . Dennis 16 A. Hipwell 18 C Fulton16 D. Nock (VC) 16 A. Rhodes 17 M . Sellings .17 N. Linford 17 T. Rankin 18 S . Hecker 19 M . Jongebloed

18 T. Boumon (C) 18 Mi . Windridge 19 A. Drury 20 D. Rei d

n 19 A. Palmer 19 A. Millican 20 J . Drury 21 K. Kennedyi 20 S . Mullin 20 J. Kellow 21 P. Fedderson 22 T. Langford

21 A . Drinan 21 G . Paleodimos . 22 D. Poynton 23 E . Eames22 L. Georgiadis 22 N. Roberts 23 D. Napier 24 R. Mik a23 N . Moodie (R C) 23 S. Glynn 24 T. Beasley 25 M . Vernal (11C-Res)24 A . Lowe 24 T. Fraser 25 D . Samya 26 C . Ryan25 T Fava 25 L. Aitken 26 M . Hecker 27 L. Swain26 A . Martin 26 T. St.Clair 27 S . Kingwell 28 C . Eames (C-Res)27 G. Katris 27 W. Walford 29 T. Marshall 29 A . Glen n

in 28 D . Kitto 28 P. Kelly 30 D . Falkingham 30 M . Power (DVC)29 A . Carter 29 W. Taseff 31 N . Connor 31 L. Engley30 D . Russo 30 M . Scicluna 32 G. Strachan 32 G. Kennedy32 G. Herring 31 T. Dukic 34 C . Barnes 33 M . Duffy33 S. Worrell 32 D. Ballard 35 D . Moss 34 D . Gloufchev

It 34 P. Flaskis 33 S . Pickering 37 M. Connolly 35 C Law36 D . Alexander 34 L. Norman 38 A . Hayes

.36 D Nola n

37 M. Francis 35 B . Gellie 39 D . O'Brien.

37 M Hunani o 38 B. Sherriff

39 T Ril36 J . Killee n37 T Anthony

40 B. Beasley.

38 C . Carrigg (VC)

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38 J . Macdonald41 R . Bignell42 M Wilson

39 D . D'Sous a

41 S. Cozens 39 G. Castiedine.

43 S. Butts40 M. Cahill41 C O'Connorn>ie

t+42 C . Rushworth 40 A. Wood

41 J Upton44 J . Recupero

.42 M. Northe yi

L S D ,.~ ;_ an43 M. Lawes44 L. Sumer

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h Gould 43 H . Elliott (VC-Res)'T _ :rney 45 M. Kennedy 43 D . Decarteret 47 T . Waters 44 B. O Connor

49 M. Fisher 44 D . James 48 A. Scafidi 45 S. Cleve n

ay 50 G . Richards 45 M . Vagg 49 S. Walsh 46 G . Johnso nJ r .' :r enzie 51 N. Fisher 46 M . Vear 50 S. Kidd 47 D . Crea':J Cr;.in 52 D. O'Connor 47 . S. Brewer 52 M . Kurts 48 J. TreyvaudG Ormsby 53 M . Stroud 48 D . Decarteret 53 M . Uberti 49 C . DanceR mpone 54 D. Goodbody 49 L . Wood 54 M . McCraw 50 M . MalladyA I .;-irgetts 56 R. Harper 50 T. Smith 55 A. Basham 51 S. McClintock: t .loriey 60 G . Shattock 51 S. Larkey 56 J . Chaplin 52 A. BaggeleyS Jones 61 B . Saunders 52 P. Rose 57 M . Lomagno 53 C. Andrews'E Cantor 62 R. Johnson 53 M. Evans 58 M . Zakic 54 S. Gillan

P.lanuel l% 64 M . Austin 54 C . Morgan 60 M . McColl 55 D. Fedel eJ 0=borne 65 M . Petrie 55 S. Ramage 62 M . Dean 56 R. MurrayL 1 : :ncock 66 M . Mackay 56 S. Earle 64 P. Scagliotti 57 E. Ston e

; r Thomas 57 S. MoylanFinkeld e58 G 65 T. Lamb 58 S. Alexander.

59 C McCamish 66 R . Parsons 59 H. Brisbane.60 B Klindworth

67 S . Meyer 61 M . Baker.61

73 L. Porter 62 J . Anderson,62 S . McKenzie-McHarg 79 P. Russo 64 M . Mead

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14 THE. .'ATEUR F :OTBALLER 20G

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CYA N PRES S

=sntc :ie was too strong for Monash in a

Cunningham were also prominent. Brad Bird at F F

disappointing "stop start" affair, full of ant heappacks, ball-ups & flooded defences . Perrin markedjust about everything that came his way in defencesfor the Vultures, and what he didn't catch, Chrisand Matt Barr swept away when it came to ground ;Corey Stephens also had a great day in his 100thgame. The Ashers would prefer to forget alamentable day.

AJAX was surprised by Bulleen Temp, as was I.After the Jackas lead by 2 goals at half time, theBullants bazooka-'d them with a 9 goal third andthat was that . Michael Weisler, Brad Davis & JonaSegal persisted throughout for the Jackas, but itwas a generally down day. For the Bullants,Thompson starred in the Ruck, as did on ballers,Tulloch & Chivers .

Ivanhoe went on their merry way against OGGS,starting with a 7 goals lead in the 1st and neverlooking back. Hoes skipper, Peter Flynn wasunstoppable, as was Mark Emerson up forward,while Ben Joyce had a top game rucking. OGGS hadgood games from younger players, Fairbairn &McKay, with tall man Couch and Captain Salter alsoshowing out .

St Leos Emmaus and University Blacks fought outan even game with little really separating the twosides . Ben Costello played well for Blacks as afloating back man, as did Stinger McArthur indefence, plus on- balers, Rob Mackie & Matt

for St Leos was probably the difference on the day,and he had great mid-field support from AnthonyMcKenzie & Jason Fennell, with Ashley Brownwaging his own war of attrition across half back .Aquinas took the points from Williamstown atRingwood Reserve and, after an even first half, wasgenerally too strong thereafter. Jason Livingstoneand Andy Cultrera were in fine form up forward, andnewcomer, Gary Davies, had a day out on a wing.Hints of a turn round for CY in this match ; let's hopeit continues.

TODAYBu ll een Temp will make Mentone work hard today,and I can't help wondering whether the Bullants aregoing to have a resurgence as they in 1999 after aniffy first few rounds . However the Vultures are avery well balanced unit, and a loss today would be a

serious boilover. Butdon't be surprised ifthe Bullants can turnthe tables.

Old Geelong and Ail, ` .,~ tl b zi 11 contest, albeit neither side is as settl

Edgar and Phil Davis respectively tvould like. OGwill certainly have big edge in experience, andComo I expect them to cross the line about 4 gcahead .Uni Blacks host Ivanhoe Assumption andprobably a little way off their best yet to seriouthreaten the Hoes . The latter is looking very vbalanced, having a sold defence, potent forwarand an engine room second to none . Blacks taleniyoungsters will trouble them for a while, but I exp,the Hoes to take the points by 5 goals in the end .Wi lliamstown at home to St Leos could easilyanother" Smokey" about reinvent itself, if trumours are true that its forward line has besignificantly bolstered by a returning star. St Lehave done all the right things so far and it is hardpick against them . The Parks own forward set uplooking ominously good and they should win bygoals.

Monash Blues take on Aquinas at the famoiLinton Street Oval and Tim Powell must Iwondering when his talented group are goingapply themselves for the entirety of a game . Th(will need to if they are not to be completedemolished by the Bloods, which is a Club onmission this season . Have to go with winning fornso the Bloods should win by 3 goals, but if tlAshers "click" they could easily take it by the sammargin .

RESERVES WINNERS should be: Bullants, Jacka :Blacks, St Leos, Ashers . Good effort by St Leos la<week to knock off the Blacks ; doesn't often happenCorrespondents the contacts are, 9889 1979 (H FF), 0409 172 558, bfliickey61,-,bigpond.com

D1 Sectio nBulleen TemplestoWe v . Mentone Amateurs

Old Geelong v. AJAXUniversity Blacks v . Ivanhoe AssumptionWilliamstowni CYMS v. St Leos Emmaus

Monash Blues v . Aquina sSt . Kilda FG, Linton St, hfoo rabbi n

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ST. LLOS EMMAUS WP - congratulates Anthony

fcF era2ie on his 150th game for the club on April

•,rr:cca joined the Annuals in 93 under the astut e,1,I tace of his father Don, becoming captain and

ia U19's in 94 . Fo llowing a senior premiershipi ud senior B&Fs in 99 & 01 Macca is a worth y

(, ;ti ;pirational senior captain. Also Nick Hodder: its 100th game today. A former U19 captai n, ts a talented and dashing footballer and is no w

his older brother how to play in the seniors.

,~ il iione Nikos .

IJA', S E CLUB

DI SECTIONGeorge Mentone 4

l ;tld St Leos 8; :rtterson Ivanhoe 5ultrera Aquinas 6

~,Iunrlers Iv anhoe 2, ttlil~ws Bulleen Templestowe 5

D1 RESERVE SP trce Iv anhoe 0buz~-t University Blacks 0

Fxadshaw Aquinas 2:, . Cooper AJAX 31 ,' :Lhune St Leos 3

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3.3 8.8 10.11 12 .15 (87)

Sullivan. Hovey. Best: M .Dixon. M.Barr, Gallagher, Stephens, Perrin, Tully.

MONASH BLUES 1 .2 3.3 4.3 6.7(43)Mentone: MacGeorge 4 . Mick Sullivan 2, C.Sullivan 2, Tully. C.Barr. Matt

Monash Blues: Hawkins 2, Gregory, Thompson, Sapiatas. Best- Gregory,Sapiatas, Chessari. Williams, Lloyd, FarrarUmpires : R. Mayston (R) (F). R. Mayston (J), J. Nicholson (B)

AJAX 1.1 7.5 11.6 13.8 (86)BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE 4.4 5.5 14.7 17.12 (114)Bulleen Templestowe: Mattews 5 .G.MeLaren 2, Panov 2. Harris 2, Tehan,Schneider. R .Williams, Burridge. Humphrey, Daskalov. BesL Thompson,RWilliams, Schneider, O'Donnell . Tulloch, Tehan.AJAX: Davis 4. Gold 4, Berger 3, Goldenfein, Weisler Best Weisler, J .SegaLDavis. Bram, Duzenman, Butt ,Umpires : G. Skandakumar, D . Whiteley (F), N . FBtchen . C . OShea (B), B .Stephens. S . Vaiopoulos (G )

IVANHOE ASSUMPTION 8 .6 12 .10 17.12 19 .13 (127)OLD GEELONG 1.2 4.4 8.8 10.10 (70)Ivanhoe Assumption : FI}Rm 6, Emerson 5, Saunders 2 . Frisiua 2, Joyce.Maud, J. Pace . Lee. Best Lee, Flynn, Joyce, Narkiewicz, Sampson, Morris .Old Geelong: Salter 2, Stevens 2, Redin 2. Malpas . Couch, H.Legoe . Betts.Best : Bolton, Couch . Fairburn, McKay, Temple-Smith Salter .Umpires: L. Katz, J . Mousley (RDL (F), J . Vincent . B. Powell (RDL (B), RRichards, T. Giles (RDL) (G)

ST LEOS EMMAUS 2.1 9.2 12.6 14.7 (91)UNIVERSITY BLACKS 4 .0 7.2 9.3 12.6 (78)St Leos : Bird 8, Donovan 2. Henricus 1 . Hatfield 1 . Fennell 1 . Lear I . Best:Bird Brown, McKenzie, RistevskL Fennell, Donovan .University Blacks: M. Cunningham 3 . Netlteroote 2, Wilson 2, Batten 1 .Caccaviello 1, Chatfield i . O'Donnell I . Leech 1 . Best: Sanderford. Mackie.McCarthru, Catten, B. Costello, Leech ,Umpires: J. Kvins (R) (F). P. Wallis, A 7,alcman (G)

A9UINAS 6.2 8.7 15.9 17.13 (115)WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 4 .4 5.7 7.10 8.11 (59)Aquinas: Cultrera 6, Box 5, Livingstone 5 . Tarulli 1 . Best Jess.Livingstone, Cultrera. Flnm, Collive . Hunter.Wi ll iamstown: D. Williams 5. wheeler 2, Berghi 1 . Best, Wheeler,Featherstone. Bergin. B . Hyrtes. Wuchatsch . J . Hynes .Umpires: M . Taylor (F)

RESERVESMENTONE AMATEURS 0.1 0.5 0.5 3 .6(24)MONASH BLUES 2.7 6.10 10.13 15.16 (106)Mentone Amateurs: Not received.Monash Blues : Not received.

AJAX 5.6 6.10 12.14 20.16 (136)BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE 0.1 2.3 4.4 5.5 (35)AJAX: Miller 5, Lewski 3 . Cooper 3, Boon 3, Silberman 2 . Buckley 2. Glezer,E .Goldman Best: A Goldman, Zemski, Miller, Konsky . Boon, Sevel .Bulleen Templestowe : Martin 2, D .Williams, Florence, Bone, Best S .MeLaren D . Williams, Bone, J . Matthews, Macrides, Marti n

IVANHOE ASSUMPTION 2.0 4.1 7.3 8.5 (53)OLD GEELONG 2.2 6.3 9.7 11.10 (76)Ivanhoe Assumption: Valkatns 4, ONeil 2, Thackisray. McGowan . Best:Rosenfeld, Jackson . Valkan[s. O'Neil, N .Shuttleworth . Conley.Old Geelong: Farris 4, Leishman 3 . Grills 3. Burbank . Best Bayles .O'Brien . Wark. Stephens . Avery, J . Legoe.

ST LEOS EMMAUS 1 .3 3.5 5.8 10.8 (68)UNIVERSITY BLACKS 3.0 4.1 7.5 9.8 (62)St Leos Emmaus: Bethune 3 .Contessotto 2.Price 2.Daly.Ottobre .Simondson . Best T. McCann, Tribe, Briggs . Petrie, McLaughlin, Ottobre.University Blacks: Murphy 2, Schilling 2, A .Costello, Delahunty . Green,Mrrtschin, P.'aite. Best : Jones . Green . Murphy. L. Costello, A Costello, Carr .

AQUINAS 5.7 10.13 11.16 15 .22 (112)WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 0.0 0.0 4.4 5.6 (36)Aquinas : Quinn 5. Barry 4, R Moran 2. Bradshaw 2, M . Boland 1 . GerrishI . Best: Gernsh, Volornbello, Harper, Quinn . Barry . Evans, Edwards,McKenna,Williamstown: Stairs, Smtth, Buttigieg, Hann, Ryan. Best: Oldham,Kosmatos . Bergin . Wyatt. Smith . Burgess

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AJAX AQUINAS O .C . OOLLEEH IVANHOE MENTONECoach : Phil Davis Coach : Steve Box TEMPLESTO!:"JE ASSUMPTION Coach : Tony Macgeorg e

Res Coach : Barry Simon Res Coach : Howard Field Coach: Doug Searl Coach : Brad Hall Res Coach: Darren Fenec' l

Res Coach : Mal Prior Res Coach : Colin McDonald1 N. Gold 1 T. Jess I J. Prior 1 S . Conley 1 S . Rowley2 M. Konsky 2 C. Thomas 2 D . Williams 2 M. Maud 2 R . Gallaghe r3 J . Sharp 3 S. Edwards 3 S. Young 3 C. Tucker 3 M . Dixon4 M. Dudakov 5 M. Boland 4 W. Thompson 4 T. O'Neill 4 D . Emmett5 B . Davis 6 D. Minogue 5 S. McLaren 5 J . Scoble 5 A . White6 D. Kalb 7 C. Glennie 6 P. Graham 6 T. Healy 6 C . Stephen s7 G. Samuel 8 J Jess 7 P. Robertson 7 P. Rawley 7 K . Gunte r8 B . Klein

.8 S . Kelly 8 N. Bone 8 J. Shuttleworth 8 D . Perri

n PEmmett9 A. Rosen 9 T. Harin 9 B . Todd 9 M. Thackwray 90 M. H ovey10 G. Dukes 10 D. Boland 10 P. Tsokas . 9 E. Healy 11 C O'Meara11 M. Weisler 10 C . Field 11 G . Chivers 10 P. Lee.

12 M . Davies12 D . Goldenfein 11 M . Barmby 12 A . Parris 11 D. Valkanis 13 M . Hayes13 A. Freund 12 A Bethune 13 D. Tulloch 12 L. Hull-Brown 13 A. Kin g14 A. Butt

.13 D Denbraber 14 A . Panou 13 S . Narkiewicz 14 M . Etcell

15 J. Segal.

13 C . Jeffrey15 B . Wolnizer 14 P. Flynn 15 Mick Sulliva n

16 M. Segal14 A Lorkin

16 S . Smith 15 J . Curtin 16 P. Sullivan17 A. Cukierman .

15 A Williams 17 C . Darby 16 P. Harris 16 J . McCarthy18 J . Kirzner .

18 K . Burridge 17 S . Morris 17 C. Sullivan19 M . Halphen 16 J . Hunt 19 L . Stott 18 T. Scoble 18 T. Sullivan20 M . Buckley 17 M. Denavi 20 M. Jones 19 D. Wood 19 C . Stewart21 D. Gelbart 18 J . Hughes 21 P. Gannas 20 J . Matthew 20 P. Kring s22 A Bock 18 D. Saliba 22 G . McLaren 21 L Blackwood 21 D . Kelly23 B . Ritterman 19 G . Whitehead 23 D . Matthews

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22 P Murphy

24 J. Bram 20 P. Woolen 24 D . Martin.

23 D . Ryan23 Matt Sullivan

Smith24 X25 M . Blashki 20 P. Fares 25 T. Matthews 24 B. Frew.

26 B. Duzenman 21 C. Quinn 26 S. Boyd 25 J. Frisina 26 A. Rock27 J. Berger 21 J . Pierce 27 J . O'Donnell 26 M. Emerson 27 M, Wise28 A. Zemski 22 S. Flynn 28 R. Parris 27 P. Manuel 28 C . Johnston29 B. Lukav 23 J. Livingstone 29 D. Bone 28 J. Pace 28 M . O'Brien30 A. Lefkovic 24 P. Harper 30 D. Florence 29 C. Hocking 29 S . Barke r31 P. Glezer 25 B. Volombello 31 A . Shine 30 M . Sloan 30 P. Dixon32 D. Janover 26 R . Weekes 32 R . Williams 31 D. McFarlane 31 S . Fannin g33 S . Boon 27 S. Jones 33 N . Hamshare 32 L. Pearce 32 B . Coleman34 B . Lewski 27 C. Munro 34 S . Lambropoulos 33 S . McGowan 33 N . Wilkin s35 D. Milchman 28 G . Burch 35 D . Daskalou 34 B . Joyce 34 D. Sheeha n

36 J . Feldman 28 J. Holly 36 P. Hare 35 P. Kearns 35 M . Johnston e36 C Ogie r37 S . Newstadt 29 J. 37 L . Thompson 36 C . Zeegers

.37 T Macgeorg e38 B . Erlich Wilson29 J . 38 S. Meadows 37 P. Cameron 38 S Perrazo39 D. Vanaken 30 CC. Colliver 39 J . Florence 38 R . Peoples

.39 A . Fimster

40 M . Borenstein 31 M . Hunter 40 S. Meadows 39 M . Ebba e9 40 G . Simms41 D . Goldberg 32 J . Bleakney 41 R. Lea 40 P. Martin 41 C . Rock42 E. Rubenstein

33 C Wooden 42 P. Edwards 41 C . McDonald 42 T Bar r43 M. Measey .

34 M Tarulli43 M . Mason 42 B. Martin 43 M. Bar r

44 A Lust .35 R Chapman 44 R. Schneider 43 T. Peake 45 C . Barr

45 O . Flamm .36 A Everitt

45 A . Tehan 44 A. Pace 46 C . Ross46 A Goldman .

37 G Macklin46 A . Humphrey 45 D. Fryer 47 J . Tully

47 A. Silver . 47 C. Morivitis 46 M . lacouangelo 48 Mick. Walsh48 A. Friedman 38 B. Moran 48 A . Morivitis 47 A. Jackson 49 A. Cousins49 J . Cooper 39 L. Sheffield 49 B . Touriganis 48 R. Toogood 50 G . McMilla n50 E . Goldman 40 A. Cultrera 50 D . Glover 49 A Rosenfeld 51 G . Hollingworth51 J . Jolson 41 G Davies 51 T. Cattermole 50 N. Shuttleworth

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51 .~.~__ :-'-_- `~I97Old Brighton met Mazenod at home and the visitorsput up "the worst performance in the clubs' 20 yearhistory" . The home team annihilated them, 18 .27 to1 .11 . Poor goalkicking - 19-38 for the day .

150 games to Old Haileybury's outstandingperformance - Dave Connell, play him anywhere andhe does the job, carnival player, interstate rep, manytimes, well done, Dave .

It was a sad day at Ivanhoe as they mourned the deathof one of their wonderful sons, Peter Quinlivan, amember of the 'Hoes 'B` section 1969 premiershipteam, 239 games, President, Captain, and LifeMember - an Ivanhoe man through and through .'C' section coaches were, Phil Aarons (AJAX), AndrewSmythe (Bull-Temp), Don Scarlett (Hampton Rovers),

Tony Paatsch (Marc .), Dave Rogers (U . Blues), FrankDunnell (North Old Boys), Peter Murphy (Old

Mentonians), Paul Beddoc (St Bedes Mentone), MarkFlack (St Leos) and Tony Fellowes (Thomastown) .

MHSOB (B) produced top goal scores for the day whenNathan Johns kicked 10 of the team's 19 in their 78point win against St Kilda Sth Caulfield . BruceGlover, and that reliable stalwart, Dean Comers werebest.

North Old Boys were regrouping in'C' with a 34 pointover Hampton Rovers, 15 .7 to 8.5 . Best were

McKay, Collison, Manassa (NOB) and Anderson,Scarlet, Helliger (H .R.).

Closest game for the round was in 'D' when Salesian,11 points up at the last change, against OldEssendon, kicked 3 .5 to E.E's 6 .2 and went down by4 points. Lutterschmidt kicked the winning goal withseconds to go. Best were Greasley, Fletcher, O'Brien(O.E.) and Bourke, Boebetic, Sutherland (Sal .) .

Sign of the times - Beaimlaris were holding a "Back toStonehenge" 60's and 70's dance on 17 May featuringthe Fabs (I'll bet they'd never heard of Frankie's andNat King Cole NR). The Sharks congratulated John"J .T." Taylor on his 250th game. A courageous andrespected player, John has won three club B & F's andbeen Senior Club Captain .

The battle of the Uni . clubs in E central saw Uni Redshave a great first term to lead 7.4 to La Trobe 2 .3 . Theair must be better out at Bundoora as the Troberscaine back and snatched victory by 5 points, 13 .15(92) to 12 .15 (87). Best were Lewis, Hayward (5 pts),Cummings (La Trobe) and Hall. Shaw, Mershi (Reds) .

It was 200 games at Oakleigh to the club's inauguralcaptain, Andrew Walsh, B & F, and as the scribe said ,

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,.all ornament to thegame" •Other social notesfeatured UHSOBchristening the newclub rooms with a 'Trivia Night' ( I' ll bet T.B. w , thecomparer), ANZ Albert Park holding a Rat's Cock-tailNight, and Peninsula, up market, with anInternational Food an d Beverage Night.

2Old Scotch put a smile on coach Russell Greene's facefor the first t'ne in 1992 when they went away in thefirst term to win 14 .13 to 10.12 . Andrew Millarstarred for Old Scotch with 9 goals, and was helped bythe good form shown by Andrew Smith . Mark Bradyand Duncan McCall. Best for Marcellin were D,Everton . G . Williams, G . Booker . Milestones - 150games . Ormond full forward, Paul Schuhkraft (Asection leading goalkicker 1987-88-90), MarkSherlock (Parkside) .

Almost neighbours, 'C' section teams Ivanhoe andBulleen-Templestowe turned on a goal scoringbonanza with the home side getting in by 3 points,19 .2 to 19.17 . Best were Bulleen, Kennedy, Rowley(Ivanhoe) and T. Matthews, Driver, Shine (B-T) .

Ajax's Under 19 captain, Josh Hoppe, celebrated hissenior debut with 7 goals in the club's 21 .23 to 13.11defeat of Kew. Good players were D . Roth, Bendell,Gross (Ajax) and Clayton, M . Cord, Burden (Kew) .

Coaches of Under 19 section 1 teams were T . Carroll(Collegians), B . Brown (De La Salle), S. Christiansen(Marcellin), Shane tWaye (Mazenod), Tony Gilchrist(Old Haileybury), Terry Davis (St Bernards) . Whocoached Old Melburnians, Old Mentonians andOrmond?

De La were delighted to welcome back Peter Leonardfrom a very young retirement, 5 years ago.

It was a great final term when Ivanhoe trailing UniBlacks, 11 .7 to 15 .8 at the last change kicking 7.2 toBlacks 4.3 to get up to will by 2 points . The 'Hoescalled it a"team effort" with goals spread over 12players. Best for Blacks were Rourke . A. Gray .Merrell .

0 -1987Ormond continued its unbeaten run, when, only fouipoints ahead of North Old Boys at the last ehaii__they kicked 8 goals in the final term to win by !points . Ross Booth praised Ormond full forward PaaSeiuzhkraft for the day and went on to say "he is t : !and strong, in his early 20's, and seems to have foun ,

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coming up through the juniors andgood players for the Monds wer e

McDonald, Scott Taylor and Bret t

former De La Salle coach, had been:ii, rstate coach, with selectors Ray Walsh

Ross Booth, John Pollard, KevinBrian Bourke (Football Manager) .

ecaches were Mike Zemski (AJAX), Jeff

(Bala), Ian Rice ( Hampton Rovers), Brett1, Ray McGill (MHSOB), Brian Fordrk Saran (Old Brighton), Wayne Shand

urians) . Alan Stoneham (Old Melb) and(Thomastovm) .

er VFL players and their clubs . Canre the coach who went on to be a membe r~ ion premiership team.

ur players do go far.

i ehan played his 300th game with Latrob e- . Tony who was a member of the club whe n

1967 in the Panton Hits FL, coached th ean 'E' Section flag in 1976 and has played' intervarsity games .

entary position did Tony go on to hold?

to West Brunswick's Stephen Fyffe, nott player for the club but also a wonderfu l

ator - 1979 treasurer : 1981-84 secretary,)reGident .

to Old Camberwell veteran Bob Green and

at Len Tenace (Bulleen-Templestowe) .

on coaches were Graeme Weinert (AJAX) .

)pular little rover Norm Pending (MHSOB) ,fer e ll vice-captain Greg "Les" Morton, and

uc -3' accuracy and Old Xaverians' inaccuracyL1 _ s an easy victory, 21 .11 to 8 .26 . Best were

o'se, Jennings (Blues) and Atkinson ,

be, Ryan (Old Xaverians) .

arians in 'B' kicked 8 .1 to B.T's 1 .1 in1 P rm but still went down by 10 points, 20.1 0

were King, Smythe, Pert (7 goals), (B.T) ,

, Bendall, Sisson (Caulfield Grannnarians) .

Pcrguson (Collegians), Neil Le Lievre (De La) ,O'Donohue (Marcellin), Terry Scanlon (NOB) ,Ftuad (Old Scotch), Gerard Shelly (Old Xavs) ,

.-urphy (Ormond), John Pollard (Uni Blacks) Sid

u Blues).

25 `i - -- - 30 - 197 7~s to outstanding club man . Darryl Price

_-B) ; David Wliitelaw (De La Salle), Bruce Bourn em-,nd) and 200 to John Cooper (MHSOB) and Terry! . Comm iBank).nli Old Boys and Ormond unbeaten in 'A' Section

i , ~ 3 games met under the control of umpire G .M .11 - n to decide 'A' Section leadership . - North were

rol throughout and ran out easy winnerS by 5Both teams kicked badly 12 .23 to 8 .17 . Best

were Welch . Wigney, Wilson (North) and Hardman,

Murphy Lewis (Ormond) .

West Brunswick remained undefeated in 'E' with anine point win over Old Mentonians in a game thatwas close all day. Best were R . Brockwell, P. Guatta(6 goals). Ivey (West Brunswick) and Upham,Mounsey, Ziniaris (Old Mentonians) .

50 games to "sinuous, shifty, stalwart" from StBernards Peter "Snake" Pearson, noted for hisscanning, sharking, shepherding, spoiling,shouldering, shouting and smooth supporting .

North Old Boys caused the season's biggest upsetwith a 40 point win over Coburg, Crouch, D . Ryanand Drying (North) and Leckie, Willoughby, N . Beatie(Coburg) were best.

Ormond gained revenge on their defeat in 1971Junior Section Grand Final when they over-whelmedUniversity Blacks to win by over 10 goals . Best were

Fitts, Hocking. Cater (Ormond) and Bouchler, Lyon,

Forrest (Blacks).

Geelong swamped Kew in the final quarter, kicking11 .3 to 1 .4 Casboult (8 goals), E . Smith and Bulleenwere Geelong's best. Tuck (Assumption) continuedhis goalkicking spree with 8 goals for the secondsuccessive match - this time against Reservoir OldBovs .

L_ _ section Geelong scored a thrilling 1 point winover previously undefeated Commonwealth Bank .

Gvookey, Dexter, L. Smith (Geelong) and Borraek,Chalk, O'Shea (Commonwealth Bank) were best .

'B' Section coaches were Ted Farrell (Ormond), JimFrancis (Old Melb), Tom Baird (FTCOB), Bob Spurling(North OB), Jack Ellis (UHSOB), John Maunsell(Geelong) . Ian McCann (Commonwealth Bank), GregKeenan (St Kilda CBC, Peter McCormack (De LaSalle) and Les Hughson (Uni Blues).Henry Jolson, 7 goals from centre half=fonv-ard wasunbeatable in AJAX's ivin over Old Ivanhoe .

UHS held North Old Boys to 1 point in the finalquarter to win by a point with Peterson, Prosser,

Nettleton (UHSOB) and L. Carney, CheeL Huggins(North) the stars .

r- °'" -30 -1952Kevin (Bluey) Clarke played his 100th game with

Ivanhoe.

MHS Cadet Corps claimed 5 junior players for the dayincluding the latter-day Melbourne star Brian Dixonand former State Cabinet Minister .

Old Scotch kept their unbeaten record with a strongwin against university Blues, Laurie Muir (Ruck),'Sivish' Wilson and Tormny Taylor (wings) were bestwhile Geoff Dahlenberg, John Jolley and JohnThwaites kept the Blues within reach of victory allday.

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Aiy round 3 selections yielded me an eighty three per centsuccess rate. Of more significance is the fact that alreadyeach ladder reveals the difference in success by thesectional sides. Each of the five undefeated sides mustalready be favoured to become finalists while those fourwithout a win certainly havethe task in front of them tobecome finalists ,

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Prahran remain the only undefeated side .Already they have defeated three of the last season's finaliststo give notice they are to be reckoned with this season

.Prahran defeated St Kevin's by twenty seven points after aneven contest until half time

. The second half saw Prahrantighten their defence and win the ball out of the centre

.Twenty eight scoring shots by Prahran to sixteen by StKevin's indicates the degree of "two blue" dominance afterhalf time

. Best for the winners included Micky G(Garoffolo),"Carey" Butterworth (he wears no

. 18 and plays centre halfforward), defender, Dave Green as well as the ubiquitous"Cougar" who kicked another six goals

. Best for a depletedSt Kevin's were "Bubs" Dillon (again), "Scarfo" and "Vanda" .Mazenod justified my faith in them when they Inflicted a sixtytwo point defeat on liley Park after a one sided encounter

. Totheir credi tTheir persiste~ce defende

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rdouriv ded late m7 in the gan esasthey managed to lessen their losing margin

. Best players forthe winners were Scott Williams, Nathan Little

. "Magic" MickFothergill and Ben Clifford. The "Big Bloke" no 3 was bestfor Eley Park .

Old Melburnians returned to winning form with a sixty pointwin over Old Essendon

. Only their Inaccuracy in front ofgoal prevented a bigger margin for the "O

.M's" . yOld Xaverians proved their superiority over De La Salle witha convincing sixty two point victory.SECTION 2 NORTH

Inaccuracy nearly cost Therry Penolavictory against Old Trinity

. After having five more scoringshots, Therry Penola could only manage victory by fiv

epoints. Their first quarter lack of forward discipline nearivbrought about a rare Therry Penola loss at home . Their bestplayers included Tony Eastmure, Tony

Trinity. McAuliffe and the

defenders who stood tali against many late attacks by OldTrinity .

Fitzroy Reds gave their best performance to date, althoughthey went down to Old Ivanhoe by six ry one points. Redsstalwart Mick James tells me that the disparate group ofRed's players is starting to become a unit so better resultsshould become their norm .Mick indicated that better results will soon conic the wav ofthe Red's, who were well served by ruckman ManfredRosenthal, half fonvard, Brendan Fowles, defender, DanielEast and the super veteran, David Atkin . For Old Ivanhoe thestars were Peacock, Snell, Mendola & Kingston with six goals

.Marcellin niade a mockery of niv selection of Brunswickbecause in a complete reversal of form the "Eagles" defeatedBrunswick by sixty eight points after a one sided ganie . OldXaverians kept their unblemished record by accounting forUniversity Blacks by nine points, The Blacks are obviouslytaking time to settle into their 2002 team plan .SECTION 2 SOUTH Old Brighton also proved my judgementto be way off the truth as they too showed a marked formreversal by defeating Hampton Rovers by twenty eight points.The victory lifted Old Brighton into third place, which shouldgive their players more confidence in the coming weeks

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Rovers first half provedto be their downfall asthey were quitecompetitive in the lasthalf until tirednessovertook many of theirnber. Best fo

r Michael "Chief"Fletcher2apnd Richard Buln edr who kickdgoals .

Club XVIII veteran Participant and statisician, Da,VJindlow believes the Old Geelong and Hawthorn Atnateaggregate score of one hundred and ninety sik points and tOld Geelong winning margin ootherwise? Of one hundred and twereight points to be Club XVIII records, Who can sh<

Monash Blues had to rely on their superior fitness to gavictory over Whitefriars by twenty six points

. The match w,a 5 even contest during the first three quarters althou~Ivionash's Inaccuracy did not help their cause

. Best plaveifor Mon ash were Jarred Parsons, Steve Dods, Rich Angleand Grant Moir.

Although Collegians led St Leos by twenty six points at hatime, they were able to take control as the match progressebefore recording victory by seventy four points

. Last season;Fisher medallist. Brendan Hains along with captain coach

David Lumley, David Taylor and Matthew Gribble were besfor Collegians. Nicholas Foley . Mark Blundell, David Thomatand captain, David Cox were best for St Leos .PREVIEW

SECTION 1 It will take the surprise of the season for EleyPark to defeat leaders, Prahran, who should further buildtheir percentage at Box Hill today.Although Mazenod will approach their match against OldMelburnians with confidence, I believe Old Melburnians willprove too big and strong for their younger ,dsitors .Old Xaverians should build their comparatively lowpercent

athnre gee today id e sat the expense of Old Essendon, whom a

in the section without victory in 2002 .St Kevin's and De La Salle met in the first semi final lastseason with victory going to the Malvern based side

. StKevin's stocks will be boosted if injured players can returnalthough De La Salle form has not been great this season

. Iselect St Kevin's as I suspect they are still regretting their2001 fade out .SECTION 2 NORTH

Old Ivanhoe should record anothervictory at the expense of Therry Penola, whose fonvard line isproving again to be their "weakest link" .Today one of the two sides yet to win will have a victory(barring a tie!) when Brunswick Power are at home to FitzroyReds

. Brunswick have found the opposition harder than Iexpected after their debut agaiust Old Ivanhoe and they havenot been able to convert opportunities

. On the other handthere have been signs of promise shown by the Reds whom Iselect to have their first whi .Despite their big win last week, I suspect Marcellin will findtougher opposition today against University Blacks, who willbe too tall for the "Eagles" players around the ground .University should win and so move up the ladder .Although Old Trinity showed glimpses of good form lastSaturday, I cannot see them baking the ability to defeat theco leaders, Old Xaverians even on th eplaying fields. vast Truuty college

St:CT10N' 2 SOUTH Old Brighton should continue on their,,t,P PYnPnse of Hawthorn Amateurs . who ar e

ccxnpetition tough on their debut season.

old Geelong players. Whitefriars, have won th e

who who have gone from "rags to riches" in three,,, , another tough challenge today agains t, at Donvale, which will be strange territory fo r

u of several critics already this season and today a t„ Icci them to defeat Old Geelong .

1 r 1, Blues to continue their unbeaten run wit h„ , r St Leos, who lack the overall talent to hold out

: icr ne hundred minutes .

ci l~aders. Collegians face a comparatively tough,,cdnst Hampton Rovers on the small Ludston e

A lack of space will enable the home side to, titc ~ rame and it will prevent Collegians being able t o

r,! t ; ound the flanks . I expect a close game althought'ollc ans to take the points mainly through their; ll[t-c S .

tuti : sil ~LUES - congratulate Glen Trigg and VerityCuntmings on their recent marriage . The tea m

-ent hopes that with his nuptials behind them wil l> all on the field.

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Old Melburnians v. MazenodOld Xaverians v. Old Essendon at Trinity Grammar Schdol

St Kevins v. De La Salle at 12 noon

Club XVIII ( North)Old Ivanhoe v. Therry Penola

Brunswick v . Fitzroy RedsUniversity Blacks v. Marcellin

Old Trinity v . Old Xaverians (2 )

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at Victoria Road Reserve, (45G10) at -12 noonWhitefriars v. Old Geelon g

St Leos Emmaus v. Monash Blues at 2pm.,Hampton Rovers v. Collegians

CLUB XVIII /1PRAIiRAN 4.1 6.5 10.14 13.15 (93)ST KEVIN'S 4.2 6.3 7.6 10.6 (66)Prahran : Cougar 6, Carey 2. Jerry, Davies, ZZZZ. Kenny . OnewentstraightBest: Carey. Jerry, Cougar, G Man. ZZZZ, Blueandye)lowSt Kevins: Not received.Umpires: T. Byrnes . S. Mason (F)i44AZENOD 6.5 9.11 14 .13 14,18 (102)ELEY PARK 1.2 2.3 2.8 5.10 (40)Mazenod: Fisher 3, Fothergill3 . Patamara 2. Crozier 2. Bridgland 2, Coxson,Mitchell. Best: Fisher, Fothergill . Little, Williams . Collins, Holdsurorth.Eley Park: Blake 2 . Price. Smith, Tynan . Best: Blake, Gerolomou . Jackson .Ly. Nelson . Price.Umpires : T. Hall, Club umpire (F )OLD ESSENDON 1,0 3.3 4.5 4.5(29)OLD fl1ELBURNIANS 3.2 8.4 8.12 12.17 (89)Old Essendom Fraser 2, Hardy, Muir . Best: Barr, O'Connell. Mansfield .waish, Campbell. ChristouOld Me1Munlans: Tomlinson 6, Dixon 2 . Power 2, S Paine, Barret. Best:Dixon . Salibattk. Scartett . Anderson, Tomlinson .Umpires: B . Nunn. Club umpire (F)DE LA SALLE 1.2 3.2 4.4 5.5 (35)OLD XAVIERIANS 3 .5 8.9 10.13 14.13 (97)De La Salle: Rudd 2. McNamara 1 . Shaw 1, MattnLx 1, Best: Dabbs• Brasher.Manni.x• Serong.Old Xavierians : L Hardwick 3, J Hardwick 3. Curnow 3, Fay 2, George 1.Ireland 1 . McMahon 1 . Best: Hart. C Carrodus. Ratttgeber, Landrigati. LHardwick. Fay.Umpires: J . Ciccotosto . T . Robbins (F)

CLUB XVI II ( 2

THERRY PENOLA 2.7 2.8 5.10 5.10 (40)OLD TRINITY 0.0 3.4 4.4 5.5(35)Therry Penola : Eastnture 3 . McAuliffe 2. Best: Barrow, Carter, Pinnek,McAuliffe, Eastrmtre, Chapman.Old Trinity: Lauletta 3. Robbo 1, Cochrane 1 . Best: Mansour. Cokalis.Heaven, Munroe. Robinson. Lauletta.Umpires: M . Jackson . P. Jackson (F)F'ITZROY REDS 4 .3 4.5 6.6 7.9(51)OLD IVANHOE 3.1 6.3 13.6 17.10 (112)Fitzroy Reds: Foynes 2, Atkin . Adov-eid. Zaccardl, Krick. Best; Foynes, Box.Atkin. 7accardi. Krick, Bance.Old Ivanhoe ; Kingston 6 . T. Corntack 4. hiendola 2, D Toll 2 . G. Bryant 2 . RPearce. Best D Peacock, Snell . Mendola• Kingston . Nagai. Bryant.Umpi res: R. Benson, T. Hegan (F )MARCELLIN 13 .11 (89)BRUNSWICK 3.3(21)Marcellin : P.all 5, Russell 2 . 05ulliran 1 . Matthews 1, tieekes 1, Barker 1,McCann I . PessintenU 1 . Best: Ho~an. Russell. 0'Sidlltian. Matthews. Wall. Costas.Brunswick : La•ett 2, Gerdes i . Best Mofllut, Davis, Hume. Yew Yeh, Pike, Wise.Umpires: A. Barrington . A Barro (F )OLD XAVERIANS (2) 2.2 6.3 7.7 10.10 (70)UNIVERSITY BLACKS 1 .2 3.3 6.6 9.7(61)Old Xaverians (2): Funder 2, Hulett 2• Quinn 2, Stapleton 2, McCarthy,McGrath . Best: Alkrnatt, McGrath, Funder, Hulett. Hoare . McCarthyUniversity Blacks: Greenwood 2• Rudd 2, Chandler 2, Coleman. C)etrcenLs,B. Weber . Best: Neville, Tehatt, Coleman. Greenwood. Braszell, MurphyUmpires M . Phillips . D. windlow (F)

CLUB XVIIt/ 3OLD BRIGHTON 4.1 7.5 11.7 13.13 (91)HAMPTON ROVERS 1.3 2.7 6.8 9.9(63)Old Brighton Liptrot 5. Stockdale 2 . Kilburn 2 . Maddox Bowden, Crewdson.Marston. Best: LiptroL Jenkiu, Coghlatt . Hooper. Kovak . Katsouranis .Hampton Rovers: Buinter 5 . Findlay. Fletcher. Gaudion, Payton . Best:Payton, &dnter. Fletcher, Melnjaic . Hobson, GaudionUmpires: D . kk1ntdlow . Club umpire (F)OLD GEELONG 9 .3 16.9 23.11 30 .16 (196)HAWTHORN 1.1 4.3 8.6 10.8 (68)Old Geelong : Yates 9 . McDonald 6, Barraclou~1t 4. Ross 3 . Calvert 3 . Collins1 . Best: Yates . McDonald. Collins, Barradough . Hesketh, ftallev.Hawthorn: Zaverella 3, Nikolazci 2, Patterson 1 . OT3anlon 1, F~itzpatrick 1,Povey 1 . Best Patterson, 'Lavere➢a. Saddittgton. Healy McDonald . Nikolaoci .Umpires: B. O'Halloran. Club umpire (F )

MONASH BLUES 1 .3 4.7 6.10 9.13 (67)WHITEFRIARS 1 .1 4.4 5.4 6.5(41)Monash Blues : 0'Shaugttnessy 3. Brown 2 . Parsons, MAk`oods, Moir. StoppaBest : Parsons, Coughlin . S . Dods . B. Dods, Angley . L. N,bods .Whiterriars: Bonnyittan 3. Davies, White, O'Brien . Best: Bonnyman . Gibson,0'Brien, Jackson, Toscuto, Houston .Umpires: R. Wiudlow. Club Umpire (F)COLLEGIANS 3 .2 7.6 10.7 17.11 (113)ST LEOS EMbtAUS 1.3 3.4 4.8 5.9 (39)Collegians: Stedwell 4, Gribble 3. Oakley 2. Burn 2, Gay J 2. Day S 1, Lumley1, Morawetz 1 . Tudor D I . Lunilev. Taylor D, Gribble, Cook . Stedwell . Burn.St . Leos : Battv T 3 . Blundell M 1, BlandOtortt J 1 . Foley N. Tinetti A. Dix A.Thomas D . Batty, T. Haverkavtp P.Umpires: P. Nailer, Club umpire (F)

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24 M THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2002

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scor~ I a fantastic win over fellowsourite St . Joazn's €3C at Thomas --arroll

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ithe weeks to come. Souths _idappear to be very competitive wh

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Well what afantastic round offootbatt we have had inD4. Werribee have shown they are a real threat, whileAlbert Park, St.b4ary's, North Brunswick and Mt.Lilydale have all made serious claims on a finals

>rth.

1 i e rerribee versus Rupertswood match lived up to itstop billing and has been described as one of the best D4match in years . After an even first half, Rupertswoodwas able establish a slight lead to be five points in frontat three quarter time . In a sensational final quarter, theBees had nine shots at goal and kicked two while onlyone goal was kicked from Rupo's five shots to seeWerribee home by four points . Better players forWerribee were "Spud" Murphy around the mid-field andhalf forward, "Teddy' Tedesseo either on ball or restingon the forward line, "Captain Karl" in the ruck andJustin Johns on the wing .

-lbert Park started strongly against UHS-VU at the Zooand had opened up a four-goal lead by quarter time .The students staged a strong fight back in the secondquarter to be only 9 points down at half nine . After arelatively even third quarter, the Falcons ran riot withCraig Roberton dominating across the back line andShaun Venables, Art Mandylaris and Vimiy Suracekicking accurately. The final result was a seven goal tozip final term as Albert Park ran out 11 goal winners .

North Brunswick and Box Hill North played a closegame all day with neither team able to establish a largelead. In the final quarter, Box Hill was able to hit thefront, however. North were then able to gain theascendancy with Magnusson and Sheppard proving ahandful . Also starring for North was Simon Care . Hisreturn to the side proved the difference with a sterlingperformance as North won by 22 points . For Box HillNorth Blackman, Tsaclidis, Velovski and Oldfield allplayed well .

It Lily dale met Westbourne at home and was shockedby the horrific broken leg in the first quarter to playerMark Wells . At that time Mt .Lilydale were two goals infront, but with Wells unable to be moved until theambulance arrived, play was held up for some 50minutes. Westbourne hit back hard after the extendedbreak through some fine work by Glen Robson andKristian Pilsbury, however, were not able to capitaliseon opportunities and were still behind at three quartertime. In the final quarter . Mt .Lilydale played someinspired football kicking into the wind and with RichKidd, Kym Fraser and Dave Callanan all playing solidlyMount were able to win by 17 points .

Bulleen has been a graveyard for St Mary's in recenttime, however, they were able to seize the initiative earlyin the match and establish a comfortable marginthrough some great work by Paul Harrison and theDwyer brothers and hold this for the match . To theCobra's credit, they never gave up being undersized andundermanned all day and in particular, the form on newCobra Youngsters Bill Feutrill and Tun Bourbon (gotta

4/5 (Season 11 / 15) . Reserves 3/5 (Season 9/15)

love that name!) wasparticularly pleasing.

Eltham had the bye.

C3av's Tips : Seniors

In erribee's second big test of the season they meetAibert Park who are still trying to gel as a team. TheFalcon's Richard Baker. Phil Chambers, newcomer DaveOverend and the ever exuberant, Johnny Tsoukas willneed to put in another big game for their team tochallenge the new D4 prodigy, however, I think that allthe signs are there for the Bee's and I want to get ontheir bandwagon while there is still room and thereforeit's Werribee for me by 8 points .

The students have been ravaged by injuries with a tollof two knee injuries, two broken wrists, a broken noseand three bad hamstrings, while the Turtles should beas fresh as daisies coming off their bye . Both sides areyet to win a match and will therefore be keen to breakthe duck, however, I think that with the week's break,Doody's Turtles should have the extra gas in the tank tosee them home by 18 points

. The Warriors have shown signs that they can be a goo dteam in recent loses but as has been the case in recentyears, have not travelled well . Playing at Warrior Parkwill see them a five goal better side and with the returnto the team's stars "Jucka" Horsburgh and "Why-Board, the Warriors look primed . North will be lookingto Cameron Twaddle to be the rock in defence and fo

r the voting Danny Guppy to create opportunities for hisfonvards, however, i think the Warriors will return tothe ~,vinners list with a 6-point victory.

Mt . Lilydale travel to the "Postage Stamp" after somegood recent results, but will have their natural runninggame curbed by the nature of the ground. The SE, :nt s

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d : : ill be inspired to make it three on the trot

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~ ;nu, will be too good as they win by 1 1

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t~ ;e rebound, Rupo will still be recovering from,,"ling match against Werribee and will have to

, i ce of the danger of Dall'Ogho for the Cobras ,

t;e ice good for Bulleen as they win comfortably

:30>: Hill North has the bye.

1, ,_e~,cs winners wi ll be Werribee, UHS-VU ,~ .Lilydale and Rupertswood .

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G~ HILL NORTH - In a superb effort, John Tsaetidis play's

300th straight match today . John started in 1985 and has:ca and coached the club, winning the B&F and ha s

premiership team. Off the field he has been totally;o the success of the club and has been key person

es and bad .

OLD WESTBOURNE - Adrian "Why" Board plays his 150t h!, this Saturday against North Brunswick . Boardy has

vr: ;h the club since its inception and his patente d,,, u:1, like a rabbit in a spotlight" on the field has become

- around the club . His work off the field as treasure r~ug as anyone can remember has also been fantastic .Ragsy" Hewitt also plays his 100th match today .

s been a great inspiration to many around the clubd f ~ h , determination and never say die attitude by persistin g

ous for his love of Choppa-Chops . Finally, Rogere and improving to now be a regular senior player. He

)ICSfillan plays his 50th match today. Roger is best knownd the club for his legendary posters stuck inside th e

:ii, before a match and his "alternative" warm up1m ;ues .

NORTH BRUNSWICK - 50 Games Lino Rigazzi. Well done toon reaching 50 games with North Brmiswick .A big strong

nonsense hackman he has filed in as a ruckman & also u prd to try & sneak a goal. Popular around the club everyone

-iie , him all the best .

ELTHAr,: - Brendan 'Kongo' Evans reaches 100 games fori,l recIu Brendan has been an extremely long serving club

mCer having first pulled on the jumper in 1991 . Brendanda few years football in the mid 90's however returned in:d despite injuries, work commitments and living in

he has been a tremendous elubman, committeen .1 :uber and has certainly been most determined to bring up,L 1 'ton. Con ratulations 'Kanga' from all at Eltham .It'e([ done to at~

SOCIALALBERT PARK - has changed the venue for the Ball to be held

: the 4th May to the Aqua Lounge in St .Kilda to allow form : reased numbers.

MT, LILYDALE - is holding a "Pleasant PJ Day" on Sunday 26thThis will be a breakfast fundraiser to raise money for

lla; who broke his leg last week .

D4 SectionAlbert Park v. Arerribee

Eltham v. UHS-VUBox Hill North - Bye

Old Westbourne v. North BrunswickSt Marys v . Mt Lilydale

Bulleen-Cobras v . Rupertswo o

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WERRIBEE 3.6 5.9 8.13 10 .20 (80)RUPERTSWOOD 3,3 5.6 9.12 19 .16 (76)Werribee: Martins 3. McMillian 2 . Ellis 2. Lovell, Addamo, Fastuca . BestR3urphy, Tedessco, Pace, Johns, Fastuca, Green.Rupertswood: ti49iitehead 3, Gallus 2. Ptununer 2, Price, McDonald,Hastt}t Best Flinn. West, MeDoald, Clarke, Rantsay .Umpires: A Sttiets . G . Roberts (F), J . Fagan . N. Booth(B )

UHS-VU 1.3 6.4 7.7 7.10 (52)ALBERT PARK 5.4 7.7 11.11 18.13 (121)UHS•VU : Crawley 3, Tate, Butera, Madragrano, J O'Neill. Best Dolence,Zulieki, Ludlow . Langendorf. Crawley, Madragrano.Albert Park: Venabtes 5, Mandylaris 4, Sorace 3, Harmed 2 . Overend,Storey, Baker, Fair6eld. Best Roberts::, Balky, Chambers, Tsoukas,Baker, Sorac eUmpires: A McIade (EDFL), G. Rolls (F)

NORTH BRUNSWICK 4 .2 10.5 14.9 20,13 (133)BOX HILL NORTH 4 .0 11.1 13.7 19.9 (111)North Brunswick: Magnusson 4, Guppy 3, Murphy 3, Shepperd 3, Care .Twaddle. Sammariino, Verga . PizzarL Adams. Freeman. Best: Care,Magnusson, Murphy, Adarns, Sanunartio, Twaddle.Box FIil1. North: Kei(lor 5, K.Oldlleld 2, Bolitho 2. Evans 2, Gmaz 2, Cook .Odza . Thai, Saltantioghi . Best: Tsaclirlts, Keillor. Blackman. K. OldBeld L.Perry. Gmaz.Umpires : M. Argall. B. Woodhead (F)

MT LILYDALE 3.6 3.8 5.12 7.16 (58)OLD WESTBOURNE 1.2 2.5 3.6 5.11 (41)Mt Lilydale: Kellett 2, Callanan 1, Cunningham 1, Holloway 1, Leonard 1,F. Varga 1 . Best- Kidd, Fraser, Catlanan. Kellett, Maniscalchi, Leonard.Old Westboume : Griggs 1 . S. Christo 1, R. Naidu 1, Mesman 1, Said 1 .Best bouich, A Horsburgh, Fairfield. Hewitt . Benn, Robson .Umpires: P. B4aebus, A Simpson (F)

BULLEEN COBRAS 2 .2 5.5 8.8 11.12 (78)St . MARYS 5.4 9.11 17.12 21.18 (144)Bu lleen Cobras: Paatsch 3, Brown 2. T Bourbon 2, McCartney 2. S tiVigney2. Best Brown, Feutrill . Dalt'Oglio, T Bourbon, Paatsch, Smit hSt Marys : J Dwyer 4. P West 4. J Carta 3. R Allen 3, P Harrison 2 . A Dwyer,A Zembery. R Critic, F llArnson, C Handley . Best P Harrison, A Dwyer, JHill . A Webb, A Lane . M O'HalloranUmpires: J. McNiece (R) (F)

RESERVESWERRIBEE 6.2 11.5 16.7 18.14 (122)RUPERTSWODD 1.2 1,5 5.7 6.9(45)Werribee : Djako ic 8. Pugliese 2 . Walsh 2 . Flack 2, Waters, Andrews . P.Alabakts, Mehmet. Best: Djaekovie, Mahoney. Pugliese. Andrews.Dolegowskl .Rupertswood: Phillips 4. Cerro . Fox. Best: Temming. Hatty, Boddington,Phillips. Certo, Barry .

UHS-VU 2.0 3.2 5.4 8 .6(54)ALBERT PARK 3 .6 7.10 9.16 12.18 (84)UHS-VU: Catlejen, Cavalleri. Fisher, Middleton, Michael, PencIlebury.Rleciuti, Shepard Best Holmes, Catterall, Creek. Horde . SHepard. P.Thomas.Albert Park : Allan 5 . Phillips 2 . Dodorico 2, Pastras, Payne. Tricanco. BestHyams, McGuire. Harnath. Payne, Harper. Allan

NORTH BRUNSWICK 1 .5 5.8 9.19 17,22 (124)BOX HILL NORTH 0.1 1.3 1.3 3.4(22)North Brunswick: Otto 6, II.Tsiattas 2, tii`allmeyer 2 . Giltard 2, Nabbs 2,B.McCatlum. Lawton . B . Carter. Best: Alliani. Rigazzi, Ullo, Nabbs. M.Sorteto, lVaitmeyer.Box Hi ll North: A Webster. S . Snllth . Cavallo. Best Belernans, S . Smith,Woods. Manno. Doyle . B. Evans.

MT LILYDALE 3.3 7.5 12.9 15.13 (103)OLD WESTBOURNE 1.5 1.7 3.12 4.15 (39)Mt Lilydale: Walsh 4, Katene 3. Commerford 2, Delahunt 2, Costello 1 .Dunn 1 . King 1 . N . Council! .. Best,lk'aLsh, Lonergan, Johnson, Dougherty,Katene, Detahunt .Old Westboume: Clowes 1 . R:valland 1 . Scholes 1, I. Smith 1 . BestRivalla:xl, Clowes. Scholes, Runeimen, S . Robertson.

BULLEEN COBRAS 0 .0 0.1 1.1 3 .3(21)St MARYS 3.4 7.6 11.7 14 .10 (94)Bu lleen Cobras: Ricketts, Hoare . Inane . Best: Feutrill . Intne, Burton,Rodrigues. Soumeliadis, SullivanSt Marys : Rousos 5, Theoharris 3. Ryan 2, Anthony, Braw», Willer, Luce.Best P Watson. D Watson . Rousos. L Anthony. Weller Theotharris .

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Coacn : John Ahern Coach : Peter Armstrong Coacn Angelo Lamanna Coach: Brian Dood yRes Coach: Paul Shoppee Res Coach : Ian Atkinson Assist Coach : Scott Dodson Res Coach : John GlareRes Coach : Matt Bourbon

1 P. Smith (C) 1 Blackman J 4 I. McLeod 1 C . Sanders2 S. Robinson (a) 2 Smith S 4 N . Cartledge 2 T. Duggan2 N . Pastras (r) 3 Odza A 5 M. Starrett 3 E. Savag e3 R . Baker 4 Potter J 7 F. Baldi 4 B. Doody C/C4 G. Parmansche 5 Pietersen A 8 T. Mazzarelia 5 D. Brick5 J . Hartnett 5a Hutchinson r 9 B. Hoare 6 T. Carter6 J . Storey (VC) 5b Jenkins A 11 C. Borelli 7 B . Rashid7 S . Venables 6 Martini D 12 D. Thompson 8 L. Sharpe8 C. Jackson 7 Stewart S 14 G . Pemberton 9 C . Watson9 P. Chambers 8 Lacey M 15 J . Trinchi (RC) 10 W. Bate s10 M. Phillips Be Chamberlain R 17 S . Reddish 11 J. Mizzi11 A. Fleming 9 Sallantioglu A 19 S. Trapman 12 A. Tibball s12 C . Fehring 10 Cook S 21 N . Lykopandis 13 R. Bell13 B. Payne 11 Kennedy D 22 M. Turner 14 J . Kerkha m14 S. Fairfield 14 Gmaz R 25 W. Olney 15 L. Whit e15 D. Borley (s) 15 Jimoulis T 27 J. Cartledge 16 D. Barnett15 J . Snorasson (r)

16 Weston G 28 A. Foskett 17 L. Daly16 C. Roberton (VC)

17 Cavallo G 36 P. Dall'Oglio 18 S . Macdonald17 D McLellan

18 Wilson G 37 J . Paatsch 19 S . Robin s.18 J. Taylor (a) 19 Keillor L 38 G. Brown 20 J . Panetta18 H . Koop (r)

20 Oldfield K 39 T. Vass 21 M. Hart19 A Steward

21 Hopes J 40 T. May 22 J. McKenzi e.20 K Grace

22 Steele A 41 N . Polites 23 R . Watso n.21 P. Shoppee

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41 R . Rigoni 24 K. Drummond

22 D. Overend 25 Michelle A42 V. Dam43 C. Chan

25 C. Horsburg h26 J Glare Res C/C23 V. Surace 27 Thoi T 44 B. Saaksjarvi

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69 Aguilar G A. Lamanna 48 B. Turney44 C Leorke

78 Steele P R . Lamanna 49 B . Hesp e.45 J Bourne

80 Evans S Lamers 50.46 S . Allan

111 Armstrong P G . Mandekic 51 S . Maxfield47 L . Tricarico

M . Mastromanno 52 G. Stackpoole48 M Dowdle

P. Mastromanno 53.49 C Wilson

S . Mastromanno 54 P. Hardin g.50 S Mellis

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C . Watson 56 J. Shannon.52 A. Graham

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57 S. Gathercol e5853 M . Williams B. Neil 59 B. Evans54 W. Roe T. Bourbon 6 1

55 S . Chisholm D. McMullin 6 256 D . Smyth J . Rickett 63 M . Luttick57 J. Sutton McCarthy 64 S . Schafe r58 J. Hoy Sullivan59 G . Irvin e60 I . Pignataro61 J . Daley62 A. Harper77 S . Garci a78 J . Norman79 S . Toth80 G. Bateso n

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6 D. Pizzari 6 J. Horsburgh (VC) 7 Whitehead B.

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The main gai:e (Glenhuntly Road) is open every malatoh day.

The rear gate (off St . Kilda Street) will only be open when there are no matchesscheduled for Elsternwick Park No . 2 Oval .

When parking in the area behind the grandstand please park in a manner that would allowcars around you to be able to leave .

Players and officials who do not produce tickets at the gates will be counted and the clubinvoiced accordingly .

Clubs are issued with an appropriate number of tickets for players and officials .

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Name the grid square ,,here yo uthink the ball was in the original photo.PRI!::x~: (a) Weekly. 3 successful entrants who correctly nominate the gridsquare in which the majority of the ball was, will each receive a Puls eEnergy T-shirt, a Pulse Energy cap and 1 dozen Pulse Energy golf balls .The winners' names and original photo (showing where the ball was) wil lappear in each subsequent issue of the "Amateur Footballer" .

(b) End of Year. All 66 winners will go in a draw. At this draw should theone person drawn have °switched" as part of the "Switch To" initiative th ewinner will receive $2,000 worth of electricity, gas and petrol - $500 gas ,$750 electricity and $750 fuel . Should the person not have switched th ewinner to receive $500 prize - $100 gas, $200 electricity and $200 fuel .NOV' "- :'°° : One entry per person . Tear off entry s .lion whichapp( irs dight hand side of thispag~_ fill i t -VAf. 3or i(1,Entry to }y nL-iTuesday follo ig each round .

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!n addition to the two special Thank the Sponsors' Nights, allsponsors are welcome for drinks at the club on Thursday nightsprior to each game from 5.30 pm.

a'ome game luncheon vt Bernards, 12 noon

-lome game luncheon vSt Kevins, 12 noonThank t heSponsor's N ight(1) Unicorn Club, 5 .30pm

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v. Old Xaverians. Marcellin

flues v. De La SalleSt Bernard s

, i Kevins

,,t v, Therry Penolai lr-,. bury v . Hampton Rover s

n-> v . Ormon dndon Or v . Old Melburnian s

[ -,otis v. Old Brighton

Caulfield Gr .tans v. Old Camberwellv. Glen Eiraentone Tigers v . Banyrl ev. Collegians

nateurs v . Old Geelon g. University Black s

, lirr? 1 .ssumption v . St Leos Emmaus a t

i,i, i ii,-ick Park Saturday0 C v . Bulleen-Templestowe

Lamstown CYMS v. Monash Blues

;~c i in isulav. Bentleighr! [ rroy Rcds v . Old Carey

tlc,ian 0 C v . La Trobe Universityi a Valley v. Parkside, v `lakleig h

• j- !rns v. Syndal Tally-Hoiz, . 1 1 iorn Amateurs v . Richmond Central

er House v. Swir_burne Universit ymash Gryphons v . South Melbourn e

1j!,trietsEl>,~ernwick v. West Brunswick

":(~ rr :bee Amateurs v. Eltham Collegiansl !i 1S-VU v . Box Hill NorthOld 1-,'estbourne has the bye

:~ ~i =.Ii Brunswick v. Mt Lilydale'lbert Park v . Bulleen Cobras

upertstvood v . St Marys

Caulfield Gr . v . [. KevinsDe La Salle v, arc lli nOld Brighton v . Old XaveriansSt . Bernards v. Old Scotc hUni, rsitv L-lues v . Old Melburnian s

Old 1Yinit, v . Old 7 .anho eOld Haileybury v . Old EssendonBeaumaris has the bveHampton Ro--,--s v . WerribeeOrmond v . Mazenod O C

Therry Penola 0 B v . Old CamberwellOld Carev v. Old Paradian sRupertswood v. North Old Boys clash withseniorsYarra Valley 0 B v . University Black sSt. 1 .os mm~ 1 is v . Whitefriar s

. South Melbourne DistrictsOaklei~~~ i : . [ 1 o n; sh Blues14Iu :t~n, P;! nthers v . St . Bedes Menton eTi, r. tone Grammar playing fieldsAJP a E Ile (2) at 1 p .m .

Bull i-Tii 1 owe v . Aquinas 0 C

St . L, rna .ds (/-) v. Old Westbourne

La Trobe Uni . v. Old Xaverians (2)

Williamstown CYNiS v . MHSOB clash with

seniors

j.d G.lelburniansv. Old Essendon

St . - . .- ~ Old XaveriansDe U '- ~ 1 . - '. y Park at Waverley Park

1 nerry Penola 0 B v . BrunswickFi roy Reds v . Farcellin at Ramsden StreetReserve

Old Trinitv v. University BlacksOld Xai rians (2) v . Old Ivanho e

Old E ;r .: non v . WhitefriarsOld C or v. onash BluesHampton Rovers v . St . Leos EmmausCollegians v. Hawthorn Amateur s

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I. I ., . - ntistic! Qui ns must now be asked abou t

tions last week, Only 2in, I did say a 4-quarterone ; and Marcellin didquarter heroics in onlyial and then to boot 4 g

ivs conuuitn nit! Cong: atulations to the Grammar Boysfor winning their first Section 1 win over O.M.'s . I would liketo give a terrific detailed account of what happened but alas,no report . De La faced the daunting task of beating theCardinals at home and at ? time, they were only l3ptsdown. But fellas you do need to play out the four quartersespecially against Denman 's boys . Old Scotch slammed on4g 5 to run out comfortable winners by 36pts, in what couldhave been a danger game. St. Bernards, continue with theirfantastic form with a 41pt demolition job on Uni Blues . Upuntil ? time the game was still in the balance . Coach Fostercalled on his charges to be more effective and to lift theirintensity and they dutifully produced another avalanche ofpoint scoring with 8g 8 to 3g 6 . Outstanding! Finally, thematch of the round was down at South Rd ., and it was St .Kevins that got the jump in the first quarter . With the aid ofa 4-5g breeze, SKOBS slammed on 8g 6 to ig i to set up a47pt deficit at quarter tune . The game was now over! O.B .'stried valiantly to breach that gap and in the last quarter,with the aid of a sizeable parochial crowd. came home withthe proverbial wet sail. But for a couple of poor disposals inthe last five minutes, they may have even got up for animprobable win. Thanks David!SECTION 2 Old Trinity sent a warning to all clubs that theymean business in 2002 . Booting a cricket score theyoutpointed Mazenod in all departments . Oliver and Pretty'bagged 5 each and were standouts . For the Nodders nonetried harder than Frank and Stanley.

Werribee returned to the winner's list with a strong showingat McKinnon against Old Haileybury . The Bees led byEisneberg. Carson and Lowe proved their Round 1 loss wasa mere stumble. For the Bloods Hanlon and Baker stoodout.

Match of the round and a draw at Banksia Reserve with agame of two halves . Old Essendon jumped out of the blocksthrough Parker and King to lead by 7 goals at half time, theythen went to sleep while Early, Collins and McNicholas ofthe Sharks fired and raced home to tie it up at the finish . 27shots to 22 might see the Sharks having kicking practicethis week as well .

'Another close game with the Mends finishing strongly intheir match against the Rovers, but not fast enough . Ellis,McCarthy and Spratt led the way for the Rovers in the firstthree quarters, while Naylor and Cormack impressed forOrmond .

Old Ivanhoe had the bye .

SECTION 3 An even match was played out between TherryPenola and Whitefriars . TP finishing better to get the points .For the Friars Captain Brosolo showed great leadership .while Wallace and Ventura battled hard in defence .Old Carey could well have won by a lot more than they did

against Uni. (Blacks had theyk i c k e dstraighter. Theon ball division of Davey, Sies:3rt-Holm, s andwere the difference between the tWo icams, wiBlacks Ross, Barter and Prestige .

Old Paradians began the better at Gillen Oval agai nand were never headed. Although they finished we]will need to wait another week to open their account .In a beauty at Yarra Valley GS the home side hung to ir mthriller - despite not kicking a goal in the last quarter,Behind at every change St . Leos finished strongly but timeran out .

Old Camberwell forfeited to Rupertswood.

SECTION BLUE Benfleigh hosted the Mentone Pantherscombine at Bentleigh Recreational Reserve in a match thatat first looked like it would go down to the wire . At quartertime only a goal separated the sides, but the last threequarters saw the combine kick 13g 15 to Bentleigh 6g 7 .Last year's VAFA State U19's representatives in Hayes andRock booted lOg between them, with young Rocky beingB .O .G . for Bentleigh . Lee Aitken and L . Holmesby werebest . Oakleigh hosted Be La at Scammell Reserve, with theKrushers performing well for a second week in a row.Reynolds up in front with 9 goals was outstanding. Theirlog effort in the third quarter was fantastic . They wererunning well in numbers, transferring the ball well andgoing direct dovai to goal . For Be La, they did battle thegame out, matching the Krushers in the last quarter -welldone! Mitchell, Jarvis and Greatorex were best! The Bluesdid what they do best against the undermanned Swansteam - kick a lot of goals and keep the opposition to amiserly score. The Blues have unearthed another goal-kiekuig sensation in young Scott with 10 majors. For th

e Swans, they battled on hard and fought the last quarter outwell . Best were Maloney, Quinn and Bell! Finally, dieJackets hosted the Tigers at Albert Park . I was surprised tosee Ajax blast out of the blocks to lead by 45pts and ? time .The Tigers fought the game out but were never really in thehunt after the first quarter.

SECTION RED La Trobe Uni . defeated BulleenTemplestowe after getting away to a good start . Keane,Morozzi and Butler were stand outs for the winners, whilenone tried harder for the Bullants than Conte and Newman .St. Bernards (2) had no trouble with the tight certifies ofMelbourne High School running out convincing winners .Getting away to a strong start with the good play of Hughesand Runnels the young Bernies are yet to be defeated . Forthe High Ternes and Gevaux battled manfully.Old Westbourne got their first points with a good winagainst Aquinas . With Gerace, Mackrush and Dean ineverything the home team held the Bloods at bay after halftime. Better Bloods Beech and Alford.

As predicted a fired up Old Xaverians (2) booted away earlyand were never headed against a determined andcourageous Williamstown CYMS . Rogan and Harley led theXavs charge, with E. Jansz and Pilling giving their all for theSeagulls.

52 (9 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2002

AI ',L .u~ieson has the unenviable task ofCi ie ( :irdinals in Camberwell . Coach

u:ind games early by talking to his1 ~ match de-briefing that he had heard

ropping their U 19 players in the Senior team. because the Seniors had a relatively easy

)ld tilentonians . What the . . . .? SKOBS areI : . at Righetti Oval in what should be a very;,tiate game. Coach Brown will not take D e

Irut with Warmsly still up in the seniors ; D eLard task in kicking enough winning goals.

his Eagles team absolutely pumping after-in against Xavs last week . (But remember

beaten XavsJ They now face the toughule Old Brighton team. No doubt Coach

: that call) has sent a very clear message o f_u iie v, ctl, so I don't think there will be a blo w

I am tempted to pick the Eagles . but I can't, , ad wagon yet . Uni Blues host a Xavs team ,ilably one more loss away from being labeledCsach Giles in his first year will be really up

,i t'u :ce(,k, although they are at home . I still can't;, that Xavs could lose four in a row . Finall y

urnians face the all-conquering St . Bernardsder the superb tutorage of Coach Foster. Too tall ,

strong - 58pts . Selections: Old Scotch, St .() ;i Brighton, Old Xavs, and St . Bernards.

SECTION 2 A huge test for Old Trinity when it faces up t o

I Beaumaris should win well .

-ecord to date is impeccable - OT's just.

, n'nce coming off the bye v, ill hold too many big gun su[c ,bury.

., ill need to have everything go in their favour toSharks today. If they have their kicking boots o n

_ .)st Hampton Rovers and will be keen to alert all- iry that their recent form is but a sturnble . The_ J be aware that a win can sure up a spot in the: cts by 4 goals. Old Essendon has tlle bye .

SECTION 3 Uni. Blacks and Therry Penola clash in a gametve one side a closer look at the four than th e

, ,Iter side has set the world on fire and not muc h- c ch in terms of defence and attack. Coming off

s last week I feel Blacks form warrants my tip .

r-up Werribee at home. The Bees will b et ;ll confidence and will be well aware their acid, ~r day. At home the Bees are hard to knock off

berwell host Old Carey in what will be a no holds

an will be keen to inflict Rupo's first loss for theit . While the OP's have won well on two occasions I feel

given their traditional rivalry. The Wellers will needrengthened by a few after forfeiting last week, whil e

continue to move along nicely. For this reason it'ss for mine .

iradians host "neighbours" Rupertswood where the

1,', they vill encounter a far stronger opposition . Rupo byi :lOrS.

Under-19 Section 1Old Scotch v. Caulfield Or.

11 Kevins v. De La Salle at 2 .20pm11i . ;rcellin v. Old Brighton

Ietiverstty Blues v. Old XaveriansUld Melburnians v . St Bernards

St . Leos Emmaus have worked hard in all of their matchesfor only 1 win, while NOBS have been slow to start . Todaythe NOBS have the opportunity to open their account if theyplay four quarters of consistent football, if not the Animalswill will well .

Locals clash in Whitefriars and Yarra Valley at Donvale .While the Friars have not registered a win they have madecontinual improvement each week and if the Bushrangersrelax they will get a fright . At home the Friars to steal athriller.

SECTION BLUE De La Salle is at home to Bentleigh atRighetti Oval in a game that they will struggle to win . TheBenUeigh -team has too many avenues to goal and theirdefence is stronger. If Reid, Murphy and Wright get clear,they should will by 35pts. South Melbourne Districts are athome on Saturday afternoon to the Oakleigh Krushers. TheSwans are going to find this game very tough to win . theiropponents have found some real form and with Reynolds infront, aided by Jordan, Brett and Sowersby, they should winby 52pts . St. Bodes Mentone Tigers face the all-conqueringMonash Blues doval at Mentone Reserve . The Tigers willhave to try and contain the dangerous Scott, Gilbert andBeddington in front of goals. They will also need G'~='orsnop .Terrell and McGettigan to get some space in front of goalsand do some damage to ha,, ai _, chance . The Blues by

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Under-19 Section 2Werribee v. Old Trinitv

Old Ivanhoe v . Old HaileyburyOld Essendon - Bye

Ormond v. BeatnnarisMazenod v . Hampton Rovers

Under-19 Section 3University Blacks v. Tlterry Penola

Old Camberwell v. Old CareyOld Paradises v. Rupertswood

St Leos Emmaus v . Nth Old Boys 11 .40amWhitefriars v . Yarra Vallev

Beaumaris 4 15Old Essendon 3 11Old Ivanhoe 0 8

Ormond I 8Old Essendon 3 8

UNDER 191 3

Old Carev 3 13Rupertswood 0 9Ruperts"Zod 0 7Old Carey 0 6RupertsEVood 0 6

UNDER 19/2 BLUEOakleigh 9 12Monash Blues 10 10Oakleigh 2 9

St Bedes Mentone -. 9

Oakleigh 3 9

UNDER 19/2 REDOld Xaverians 4 11Old Xaverians 0 10Old Xaverians 8 8

LaTrobe 6 8

Under-19 (2) Blu eDe La Salle (2) v. Bendel h

South Melbourne Districts v. akleighSt Bedes Mentone Tigers v. Monash BluesMentone Panthers v. AJAX at Mentone AFC

Under-19 (2) RedMHSOB v. Bulleen-Templestowe

Clash with seniors - TBAAquinas v. St Bernards (2)

Old Xaverlans (2) v. Old Westbout-)eat Trinity Grammar, Hughes Oval 12.30pmLa Trobe Uni v. Williamstown CYINSS

CAUL 5.6 OLD 5.6 76.6 98.9(57)

NaOld'_Knight, InnUmpi : C

11 2, Foster. Best: Aylen, Schneider,

Guy, Lemoe. Best Matthetvs, Legoe, 44'ulf "i,

DE Li. S.'IT 1.5 5.8 8.16 9.16 ('70)OLD; 3.8 7.14 10.17 14.22 (106)On La ; .'e: -'. Om:•-di 3 . Browning 1, Quinane I . Best- 15511iaais.Skinn F ,::: ell, Rcbcrts.Old S otw: 4, rt 3. Carious 2, Gair 2 . Parkinson 1, Reid 1 .Wallet 1. .s. Spr 'tie, Taft . Swan, Kitchen, Dmnaresc( .Umpi S (Pi . T. C,uceili . A tVeksehnan (B )

OLD fTDtd 1.1 5.5 5.5 10.8 (68):. ' i : . .: 8.6 9.7 11.10 11.10 (76)

it, C I rk. :a . ,, J.Mccowan, Richardson, Le .Old P irzer 2, E s le, Adatnis, Gantble, Lynch, Hogarth ,

2 . Gur ❑ ~ isa 2. & I each to Rvan, Hamil ton ,Hut :: ? , . . - r.kotvski. BesC Mount, Dempsey .

G' r, CUmpires : G. b:~.:

OLD XAYEPSA7:~ 2.0 6.1 7.5 8.6(54)PfiARCELLIY" 4 .1 5.1 6 .5 10.8 (68)Old Xaveriar'°: NcSdarcellin: l 3. 9h han 2, fiovne, Sc^haepmart 1, Dorlaolto

1 . Be . 1 . ._ _ . . T : :~ , ( .~~ : te, Brown .Umpires : L

!! .4 .7 24.12 27.14 (176)

Anderson ,

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IL 0.0 .0 2.3 2 .4(16)Olu ___ 5 . Oliver 5. S : : : .ano 2, Htllas 2 Coxon 2,Troon rd a. Fter' i .-arsi. Best, h

'Davie:, a~ .lrtazznod: Dut: eIiirutiburgh. `Umpires : Al L-

OLD HAILEYBURYWERRIBF.EOld I dleylnuy :Mesb Hanlon.Cr.an.

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2 .5 4.5 8,8 9.9 (63)3 .2 7.11 12.13 20.15 (135)

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tolas, 'itts . ^-It, .,, . Collins .Fort 3, D i, sit, Tumay,_ . K.._ C . . ._ .ro, r.u .;er, Bal!ccli .

4.3 5.5 7.12 7.16 (58)1 .0 2.7 4.9 7.14 (56)

M . Battks . Can+ton . Ellis. Spratt. Best Ellis.McCarthy, Henry, nanlcs ., aOrmond: Cook 3, Arnold, I . ti(:Navhr. Arnold, O'Brien, Con:._U.: . s : T.Lt' , (F)

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I est : Cove, lipsOll.

:" :OLA 3.2 4.3 5.8 9.16 (70)2.2 4.7 7.8 7.13 (55)

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NORTH OLD )YS 1.1 3.2 7.4OLD PIiRfS.D : iS 4.5 8.9 13.12No rth Old B, , ^slton 3, West 2, Williams, Pritchard . P,Young, it i , D. Ryan, Francis 1 . Best D . RFrance . D 0'B'Old Paradians: : .ot received.Umpires: R . tr•at, G. Kerr (EDFL) (F), RGcodnran, P.Cesgriff. P. Love ( GYARRA VALLEY 4.3 9.5 13.11ST LEOS ER94SAUS WP 3 .4 7.8 11.8Yarra Valley: Not received .St Leos: Not received.Umpires: L. Gallagher IF)

UNDER 19/BLUEBENTLEIGH 5.3 5.7 10.10 11, 49

On Be Salle : Saunders 3. Greatercx 2, Jarvis 1, Dunker] 1 ,

MENTONE PANTHERS 6 .3 13.6 14.1 0Be,ntleigh : T. Krotefil 2, Cu rt us 2, Lee, Robert son, McFarlane,McKenzie, Marvent :to, L. Hohnesby. Best- Lee, Aitken, L .B ro tm, Rohe-'`-n. 1 .rC :t.Mentone Panthers : 1 f, ; 5, Little 5, Rock 5, Meger 1, Kntnnp IHaulton . Besc Roc1: c ,tar, Ha4es, Little.Umpires: J. Ralph i" 1, B . Ralph (F3 i

OAKLEIGIi 6 .3 11.9 21.13 26.16 [ 172',DE LA SALLE (2) 1 .4 3.5 5.6 8.6 (5"Oakleigh : Reynolds 9. Jordan 5, Britt 3 . Sowersby, 2, Holden 2, 0 :Kenttedv 1, Ciavare((a 1, Hanson 1 . Best: Breitt, Catnmis . Earl,

' Svinmons, Zula

Best* Mitchell . Jarvis, Greatorex. Hayes, Nicholson, Hennessy.Umpires: J. Lipson (F)

MONASH BLUES 8.2 17.10 22.17 27.(1F'ISTfI MELB DISTRICTS 1 .1 1.3 3.5 ~.7'31iRfonash: Scott 10. Gilbert 5, Beddlnpn ?, Young 3, Os`-'4 2,Francis. Hickey. Best. Grace.louq~, Costley, Beddtngfield. r oSouth Melbourne: Melluta. Granellis, Maloney, D'Futdrea . 1 sQuinn, all . Cooper, Ma(Iina. Brook

s Umpires: R. 1'timdlotv, D . Murray (F

) AJAX 1.6 7.8 10.10 11 .15 (81 aST.BEDES ASEaYT03E TIGERS 0 .5 1.7 2.12 6.14 (50jAJl!v : Ttnuin 2 . Lewis . Israelsoh(t, Silver, Rozenbes, Gtvoni, RatuKP> . :rn :rg. Arousi . Sacks Best Rose . A1Vollner. ArousC, Fetter,G, : ,b, YutelntanSt.Bedes: McGettigan 2, Terrell 2, Mc.Murray, Hilton. Best, lr,orstiop

an . BignalL Buck. Mc.Murray, Mc.Gettigan

UNDER I9/REDBULLEEN TE&SPLESTY)WE 1 .1 2.3 3.8 7.10(4LATROBE UNIVERSITY 4.8 8.13 13.17 18.20 (12SBulleen Templestowe: Conte 2, Verga 2, D ~uale, Newman, TallerBest: Tavlcr. L- lonte, Mason, Newm-, Bit (Latrobe Unh ity: McDonald 6, KearButler. Best- ;. Miller Fannina , K ane, _rozzi. Bt-er.Umpua=: A. . : . ~. Collins (F), N. Brovnt, S. Collins (B)

MHSOB 0.3 1.3 5.4 8.4(52ST BE["~ ::ItL'S l_'! 2.4 7.9 9.9 16.15(111MHSO B: Fr ::_ .! . .',, Getiatix 2, Raveigh 2. Stucki 1 . Best- Terne C tt>xD. Hen , iteltouse, Ha(lenberg.St Bernards :e 3 . Mastropast)ua 3, Ikatker 3, Runnals1, Gar_t i, . .- .d 1 . Got-an 1, Egan 1 . Best- Ryan, P"- -_ _Jotmstou, lil Runnels .Umpires : D . ~tutera (b')

OLD WESTBOURNE 4.4 4.7 11.8 11.8(74AQUINAS 1.3 4.10 4.12 6.14(50Old Wa,tL.,urne: Pilsburv 3, Chatnberlatne 2, Braham 2, V ~ ' iCat:alo 1 . l .aez 1, Best I . Best: Macknasch, Geraee. L . Nudss,,

. ,Inhns~u Braham.ilquh 12 . Alford I . Tapply t, Toomey I, Stafford 1 .Crcner _"~.'. ri . Tc,ontey, Beech, Tapply.Umpirc .= : Si :,.- ' 7 ckie (F)

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3 N . Payne5 P. Tempone7 B. Ryan8 J. Vince

10 M Cottrell11 D. Pike (C)13 M . Austin15 A. Whelan (VC)177 D. Clyne (DVC)

20 J . Agotanovic21 C. Rogers23 H. Hogan27 B . Hillier30 A: Macallum33 N . Warner34 D. Schmidt35 M. Shanks38 J. Pettit39 A~ Emmerson43 T. Sigalas (DVC)51 S. Gegoty52 T. Nisbett53 H. Bradshaw54 J. Brown55 L . Siberus

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Corngan B .Goodwin T (VC)ONeil PSkiathitis RFerguson D

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ti Hermes J7 Bowcock B8 Quinn J9 Hoatson T10 Crotty J11 Sheppard T12 Leech S13 Atkinson D (C)14 Fenton J15 Owen g16 Clifton D17 Savritschka J18 Staswitschka A19 Arkin M20 Capewetl C (DVC)21 Rizzo j

22 Goodwin D23 Caliegari D25 Hutchinson g27 Thompson T28 Carroti A29 Heane R32 CooperJ33 Freckteton J34 O'Connell s40 Brosnan j41 Marlin A59 Robinson T62 Caccamo D

OtD CAREYCoach: Steve Maus

2 L . MacFarlane3 D. Macdermott4 A . Simso n5 B. Andrev,~s

1 16 T. Angu s

6 N. Sutman7 C. Adam8 A. Stewart-Holmes9 J. Boo th10 A. Leonard11 D. t3owtey12 J. Choong13 R. Davey14 C. O'Reilly

1 5 J. Nankenris

17 T. Connell18 N. Pump19 C. Buchanan20 S . Bennett

21 T. Rossignuoto22 G. Trumbull23 N. Katsanevakis24 C. Baird25 C, Ingham26 C . Bruce27 E . Bul l28 S.Jacobs29 5. Assimo30 L . Stotto31 J. White

UNIVERSITY BLACKSCoach: Glenn JotvettAsst Coach: Lachlan BeatonI C . McClur

e 2 H. Ellis3 T. Nisbet

5N. Stern

Kaye6 A. Marli n7 J. Chia8 A . Groot9 C. Holt10 S. Gibson11 Ed. Duncan12 K. Beza k13 A. Herrmann14 R . Wenzel15 D, Higgins16 A. Ross17 N . Bun18 A . Morton19 R. Spiers20 L . Herbert21 A . Fitzpatnck22 E. Buckingham23 R . Scar]ett24 A . McIntyre25 J. Black26 J. Mapleson27 S . Taylor28 J. Milsom29 C. Barter30 B .Owen31 Q . Sear32 L. Nicolas33 E. Tho,mpson34 A

. Mansfield

OLD PAFiAO ~Coach' Peter HansenAnthony Quin n

D. Capte2 D . Dean3 C. Duncan4 F Fistric5 A. Harvey6 M. Keeling7 G t-ottus8 M. Lyons9 A. Smith10 N. Stephens

1 1 J.2ivkovic12 W Connelly13 L . Dore14 M . Dri15 S. Egan16 D. Fantone1 7 S. Fairbairn18 S. Graham19 B . Hewett

20 D. Katviskis21 S• Maher22 S. O'Meara23 P. Senzo24 A. Tabrah25 M. Yea26 N. Allan27 R. Bux28 D. Gargan29 J. Roberts30 D. Strickland31 S. Strioktand32 R . Viltano54 N. Bryce

W441 7EFR1AR5Coach: Andy Dalrymple

1 S. Brosolo (C)3 C. Ventura6 P. Micatlef (VC)8 A . Di Falco9 T, Nunan10 A. Hill12 P Hennessy14 A.tacuone17 T Wallace21 M. Calaveta22 A. Williams25 C. Janson26 A. Wink e28 T KOLSopUtos29 B. Drink+,vater32 G. Murphy38 A. Corry40 A. Stone42 P Rees44 R . Eames ( VC)55 P. \qahandreas

65 D. Ti@ig

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RUPERTSWy 00 tCoach: Michael Phillips1 Ash D.

3 Atbanis j,4

5 A~h 1nVer L.

6 Howard A .7 Plummer J.8 Elliot K.10 Wilson T.113 2 Temming N.

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23 Balmer V.24 Barry peter25 Anderson J.27 Kosta N.28 Boxalt T.30 Jaeger R,57 Dressler E.58 Lane M .59 Cariss p63 Sitvester J64 Constantine B .65 Murphy B.71 Broughton T72 Watson C.73 Arthurson M.

YARRA VALLEYCoach: Peter Battle

1 C. Tasker2 A. Pargeter3 C. Gough4 T Morden5 B. Cro;ve6 N. Peters8 M. Rokicki9 N . Battle10 S . Middleton11 B . C12 C . Brttte13 J. Ebswort hy14 P. Ross

15 S. Gitlin17 J . Hume18 P Jarvie20 D . Wright25 8- Seeger

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& Sven Samild1 R. Silberman I L. Holmesby 1 C. Mitchell 1 M . Meye r

'2 J. Israelsohn Aitke n2 N 2 M . Francis 2 S . Sull va n'

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6 E . Janover 5 J. Robert son 4 C. Mcmahon 6 N . Fisher7 P. B ryner 6 L Forrest 8 L. Jarv is 7 D. Clarke . ._8 D. Van Akan9 D. Miller

.7 S. Holmesby 9 J . Saunders

Littl eg ~~, Watts '- -- -

9 L. Fetter 8 B. Holden 10 B . Oakley 10 A . Erskin e10 G . Blieden 9 B . Hyrons 12 S . Moloney 11 M . May11 D. Guberek12 A Silver 10 B . Reid 14 S . Byers 12 T. Mitvalsky

.13 D. Rozenbes 11 J. Monk 15 S . Smyth 13 M . Hayes

14 C . Schloeffel14 D. Harshen 12 T. Wright 16 K . Smyth 15 D. Pave15 J. Gottlieb16 L Fetter 13 D . Ferdinands 17 G. Walton 16 D. Russo.16 J. Hain 14 M . Margiannis 19 M . Hayes 17 J . Date

18 A Kianto s1 7 J . Kagan 15 J. McKenzie 23 A . Dunkerley .19 S Hamilto n18 N. Bardea

19 16 K. Pereira 23 D. Nomikos.

20 P. Krings20 17 H . McKenzie 25 A . O'Shannessy 21 D. Kelly21 D. Arousi 18 1 . Jordan 28 D. Thompson 22 J . Pool e

23 R Groo m22 G. GelbartNisse n23 B 19 L. Curtis 35 S . Meehan

.24 M . Duggan -- -.

24 20 M . Sydney 40 M . McLeish 25 B . Lan e25 B . Goldbloom 21 V. Maraventano 42 M . Sheehan 26 A . Rock26 A. Cooper 22 B. McLellan 46 K . De Ridder 27 B . Hal l27 J . Lewis28 J . Gr<oni 23 M. Wilson 50 A . Nicholson

28 T. Kendal l29 R . Ironmonger

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UES OA KlEIGH -' T. BEDES ~ -G h: uenns Grace Coach: Chris Moore

Coach : Glenn Alford Coach: Trevoi 9as tertonI S . Chapman 1 A. Murray 1 M . McGett igan 1 W . Cooper2 C . Jones 2 L . Kennedy 2 D . McNamara 2 E . Bouchard3 L . Fechner 3 D . Britt 3 G. Cleary 3 E . Ooi

4 G . Chessari 4 S. Earl 4 D . CHuillier 4 M . Woo d5 K. Cummins 5 C . Kokkinos 5 P. O'Reilly 5 K. Palmer

6 A. Costley 6 M. Cash 6 B . Buck 6 X. Kidd --

Luii8 B 7 M Stevenson7 P. Grasby 8 A. Skinns.

9 M. Edwards.

8 R . Symmons 8 J . MorganKelleher9 M

9 J . Stephen s

10 S . O'Donnell 9 A. Visser.

10 D . Porter10 S . Rocco11 L Ester11 L. Northway 10 A. Mulholland .

MacDonald12 J12 M . Tennant 11 W. Plaukovits 12 W. Parker.

D'Andrea17 P13 J. Oswald 12 D . Sowersby 13 J . Sarnya.

18 G Rowe~

14 G . Roney 13 S. Collins 14 L. McMurray.

19 K. Barde n16 T. Huggins 14 S. Cammiss 15 T. Laver

21 D Bel l19 G . Gilbert 15 P. Holden 15 T. McColl .Niel d22 A

20 J. Fairley 16 J. Gael 16 R. Lovelock .24 K. Ferguso n

23 P. Nevill 17 S. Banda 17 L. Rouillion26 L Bel l

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74 P. Westbrook 41 R . Bignell

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A . Mokrusch`' M. Pltsbury

J. SpanaierJ• Chamberlain

`0 B. Mundy2f h,, Monaghan

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48pfs . Finally, the it 'anthers Combine ph _host tothe Ajax at Southern . inc Combine is on fire midbrimming with con once and it is with this reason thattL will cause the ups __ of the rotmd . Good luck Hayesyin England! Sete ( tions: Bentleigh, Oakleigh, Monash .

D N :3 B 11 return to the winner's list

down the young Bernies key forwards I'm tipping an upset .

ast Bullet i - although not before theyou ig Bullant:, on( e eir all.

Aquinas host St . Bernal and will be aware thev willneed to cut down th. nu.-s to themselves a chancetoday . With a good blend of 1 ~ -'A and skill the Bloods willbe no pushover at home, a id if coach :alcEvov can shut

Bloods by 2 majors .

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2 . Ben 1,, . a.'> for allegedly callir.a tl .,, umpire a ct .« .die final siren . Charge proven an d

reprimand.adjourned to a date to be fixecl.

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