rl BECOMING AND STAYING SMOKEFRE E Nat Thursday May 31st is the year 2001 WORLD NO TOBACCO DAY and we urge the 85% of our clubs who are SmokeFree, and of course the 15% who we hope will become SmokeFree this year to support "WNTD" at work and home on Thursday . I thought it timely as well to write briefly about SmokeFree and the VAFA for this year and the incentives for clubs to continue to be, or become SmokeFree. A SmokeFree Club Incentive Competition is in place to assist each VAFA club to implement SmokeFree club environments for the members and families to enjoy. Clubs have been grouped into three categories : • Stream One : Clubs who have formalised a SmokeFree policy and supplied it to the VAF A • Stream Two : Clubs who have SmokeFree areas, however a policy has not been developed. • Stream Three: Clubs who as yet are not SmokeFree To enter this competition you must have moved on from your identified stream in the 2000 season . Your SmokeFree Policy must be received by the VAFA by July 31 2001 . A $1,500 cheque for the club who has provided the most comprehensive SmokeFree policy and is seen to be the best at implementing the program successfuIly in their area is the major incentive . A number of $350 cheques for clubs who have shown a strong effort in going SmokeFree will be awarded as well . All clubs returning their entry form, will be eligible for a Footy Pack which contains : Hand ball target and Scoreboard, AFL and VFL tickets, 4 footballs, Video, Sports Carry Bag, AFL Umpiring CD and Resource book . A SmokeFree Policy Guide can be obtained through contacting : Kirsten Pilatti, Sponsorship Officer, QUIT, Ph : 039635 5427, Email : kirsten .pilatti@accv.org .au or by contacting Brett Connell, General Manager-Football Operations, VAFA Ph : 03 9531 8333, Email: brett@vafa.asn .au For the clubs who have moved on from Stream One (top stream) this year they now compete for a number of the Healthy Club Awards that are on offer . L The Healthy Clu b Awards look at recognising those Clubs who have achieved all previous objectives in regard to the SmokeFree Policy. These clubs are asked to address other areas of healthy aspects of their club and one club can win a $1800 cheque. A number of $350 cheques for clubs who are working well towards the set objectives will also be awarded . All clubs entering this competition are eligible to win a number of Footy Packs as previously mentioned . Should you require more information about what to do to qualify contact Kirsten or Brett (see above) . Our aim, and commitment to Quit is to have all VAFA clubs SmokeFree by the end of 2001 . BLOOD BANK CHALLENGE Club support is again sought for this most worthwhile community project which the VAFA is proud to co- ordinate . Information was mailed to all clubs last week outlining how to become involved . FUTURE "FROM MY DESK" ARTICLES AND "AMATEUR FOOTBALLER" FEATURES Next week: We preview the VAFA (C-D4) match against Western Australia to be played at Elsternwick Park on Sunday June 3. Player lists and match preview in next week's "Amateur Footballer" as well as full details on the full round of VAFA club matches . Next week: Richard Evans writes on the recent controversy surrounding reinstatement guidelines . Quee ns Birthday weekend . There will be a "mini" Amateur Footballer (16 pages) which will feature the results of the VAFA v. WA game and previews and player lists of the VAFA senior v. South Australian an d VAFA U/ 19 v . NSW /ACT curtain-raiser matches . There are no VAFA club matches over the QB weekend . In a coming edition : We report on the recent alcohol surv ey conducted amongst Amateur clubs . Is there cause for concern ? THE JOURNAL OF THE VICTORIAN AMATEUR FOOTBALL ASSOCIATIO N May 2 6 th, 2001 Price : $ 2 . 00 Vol . 01 No . 6
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BECOMING AND STAYING SMOKEFRE E
NatThursday May 31st is the year 2001 WORLD NOTOBACCO DAY and we urge the 85% of our clubs whoare SmokeFree, and of course the 15% who we hope willbecome SmokeFree this year to support "WNTD" at workand home on Thursday . I thought it timely as well towrite briefly about SmokeFree and the VAFA for this yearand the incentives for clubs to continue to be, orbecome SmokeFree.
A SmokeFree Club Incentive Competition is in place toassist each VAFA club to implement SmokeFree clubenvironments for the members and families to enjoy.
Clubs have been grouped into three categories :
• Stream One : Clubs who have formalised aSmokeFree policy and supplied it to the VAF A
• Stream Two: Clubs who have SmokeFree areas,however a policy has not been developed.
• Stream Three: Clubs who as yet are not SmokeFree
To enter this competition you must have moved on fromyour identified stream in the 2000 season .
Your SmokeFree Policy must be received by the VAFA byJuly 31 2001 .
A $1,500 cheque for the club who has provided themost comprehensive SmokeFree policy and is seen tobe the best at implementing the program successfuIly intheir area is the major incentive .
A number of $350 cheques for clubs who have shown astrong effort in going SmokeFree will be awarded as well .
All clubs returning their entry form, will be eligible for aFooty Pack which contains :
Hand ball target and Scoreboard, AFL and VFL tickets,4 footballs, Video, Sports Carry Bag, AFL Umpiring CDand Resource book .
A SmokeFree Policy Guide can be obtained throughcontacting :
For the clubs who have moved on from Stream One(top stream) this year they now compete for a
number of theHealthy Club Awardsthat are on offer. L
The Healthy ClubAwards look at recognising those Clubs who haveachieved all previous objectives in regard to theSmokeFree Policy.
These clubs are asked to address other areas of healthyaspects of their club and one club can win a $1800cheque.
A number of $350 cheques for clubs who are workingwell towards the set objectives will also be awarded .
All clubs entering this competition are eligible to win anumber of Footy Packs as previously mentioned .
Should you require more information about what to doto qualify contact Kirsten or Brett (see above) .
Our aim, and commitment to Quit is to have allVAFA clubs SmokeFree by the end of 2001 .
BLOOD BANK CHALLENGE
Club support is again sought for this most worthwhilecommunity project which the VAFA is proud to co-ordinate . Information was mailed to all clubs last weekoutlining how to become involved .
FUTURE "FROM MY DESK" ARTICLES AND"AMATEUR FOOTBALLER" FEATURES
Next week: We preview the VAFA (C-D4) match againstWestern Australia to be played at Elsternwick Park onSunday June 3. Player lists and match preview in nextweek's "Amateur Footballer" as well as full details on thefull round of VAFA club matches .
Amateur Footballer (16 pages) which will feature theresults of the VAFA v. WA game and previews and playerlists of the VAFA senior v. South Australian an d VAFA
U/ 19 v . NSW /ACT curtain-raiser matches . There are noVAFA club matches over the QB weekend .
In a coming edition :
We report on the recent alcohol surv ey conductedamongst Amateur clubs . Is there cause for concern?
THE JOURNAL OF THE VICTORIAN AMATEUR FOOTBALL ASSOCIATIO N
May 26th, 2001 Price: $2 .00 Vol. 01 No. 6
The weekend dished up another intriguing round ofA-section football with the ladder finally taking someshape in the form of two packs .
The first group comprises the three ladder-leaders inScotch, Bernards and MHSOB, the latter recording aresounding win over the Blues to establishthemselves firmly in the top bracket . Marcellin makeup the final four and head the next pack of fiveteams, all of whom have shown a bit here and therebut have yet to play with any consistency . The Eaglesmeekly surrendered a commanding 29 point lead atthe last change to be overrun by a rampant Mazenod ;in doing so, they squandered a golden chance to adda game's break to their healthy percentage and skipfour points clear of the group. The Nodders' last gaspwin took plenty of heart and it kept them away fromthe danger zone occupied by University, who have apaltry percentage at the foot of the ladder.
They might never have been even that close to theEagles at the last break had Marcellin convertedmore accurately in front of goal than the 12 .12 theirefforts had yielded . To that stage, the Eagles hadcontrolled most of the play through the good work ofJohnston and Goodwin . With Treganowan well held,Purcell stepped up to the plate and slotted throughsix goals . But it all came unstuck when the homeside got a sniff in the last and booted 5 .6 in a frenzythat must have left the crowd delirious. On-ballerSimon Fisher continued his sparkling form from theweek before as Lancaster and Hanley shared sevengoals for the victors.
With 25 goals scored at Waverley and another A-section match on the same day producing 35 goals,it was unusual for a game involving the normallyfree-scoring Scotch total just 16 goals, on what wasa perfectly good day for football . There were floods atBrighton, of course, but it had more to do with thebulk of the home side's team congregating in theCardinals forward line. So effectively, in fact, didBrighton stifle Scotch's scoring success that they ledby three points at half time. Inevitably, the floodgatesopened somewhat after the main break, as Hawkinsfound space and the goals and Kitchen continued hisprominent start to the season . Just as impressivelast week and indeed all year has been ex-Cat TimFirmocchiaro, who has provided a handy boost to theCardinal arsenal and will no doubt be attracting theattention of the umpires .
Another low-scoring game took place across town inBulleen, where Trinity continued to falter after apromising start to the season . The 1"s were hostingformidable opposition in St Bernards, and the
visitors dished it up tothe home side in thefirst time booting fivegoals to one t oestablish a lead Leigh Carlson's men ever managed tohead . Chris Frost booted three in a low-scoring gamebut his efforts were more than matched by Mitchell,Taylor and co . at the other end of the ground . Mountwas prominent among the Bernies best and BenJordan turned in another sterling, hardworkinggame.
It was less of a dour struggle and more of a shootoutat the picturesque University Oval, where the haplessBlues went from bad to worse and foundered to a 45-point dumping at the hands of a rejuvenatedMHSOB. The Blues' poor form has many punditsstunned, given the depth of their midfield andrunners and general talent across all lines . Like allclubs, several key performers are missing but LeeAdamson would be scratching his head nonetheless,and chiefly, he'd be scratching at the Bluesdisappointing last quarter performance against thestudents after keeping pretty close for most of theday. But Simpson added five goals to a ton ofpossessions and Bamert brought home the baconagain to help the Unicorns skip away in the last asthey virtually doubled their lead to secure third spotand a handy two game break. All smiles for newcoach Luke Soulos .
Traditional rivals Old Xaverians and St Kevinsslugged it out on Sunday at Sandringham tocomplete the round in a contest always keenlycontested by both clubs . The reigning premiers hadtheir backs to the wall after an indifferent start to theseason and they responded in true fashion with agritty three goal win . Lethlean continued his goodform for Xavs along with Clarke and McCarthy, thelatter becoming his side's main contributor withthree goals . Crohan booted four the SKOBS andO'Connor two but the contributions dried up afterthat although Fraser and Dollman battled valiantlyon the ball and around the ground .
PREVIEW
Old Brighton face an uphill battle againstXaverians . OX too strong by 37.
Big test today for Marcellin at home to St Kevins .Expect the SKOB to bounce back and win by 11 .
Mazenod host Old Trinity at league headquarters ina match neither side can afford to lose . Old Trinity tofind their feet and win 21 .
Bottom meets top when the Blues travel to Old
Scotch in a veritable mismatch . What price Bluesfans? Cardinals by 46 .
p,1qSOB face their biggest challenge yet when they
ilost St Bernards at home . Bubble-bursting day, I'm
afraid students . St Bernards by 26.
Yf:LE : Mazenod Chris Davis
Due to a tragic accident Mazenod lost one of itsyoung guns in Chris Davis on May 12. He was ayoung man who was very respected and will be sadlymissed by all at the club . Condolences to Gaven,largaret and Family from all at Mazenod .
Old 3rionton - congratulates Tim Handley andGeo== Earl on reaching 50 games in Rd4 against~iHSOB . Both players began with the U19's and haveprogressed to senior football with success, eachv,~nrling premierships with the two's since . All atOBGFC wish you well and hope to see many more~ cars representing the club on field .
1lqazellod - congratulates Tim Smith, who joined therlub back in '86 and has beema sensational clubmanand great on field leader since on playing his 250thgame . Tim has played in premierships and has=erved on the committee as Treasurer . Well done toun from all at Mazenod and we hope you reach 300 .
Also to Anthony Tucker who played his 50th gameafter many frustrating injuries 'Tucks" is a player~,,ho can play in all positions and is very hard at theball and we hope he will play many more .
NA',-11' CLUB LST WK TOTAL
SENIORSI1~: vkins Old Scotch 4 29I3,imert MHSOB 4 19T.Iiarvey St Bernards 1 17Boyd Old Trinity 0 15V. Mitchell St Bernards 3 1 4
LegudiAujardThomasSinion
A RESERVESt BernardsOld ScotchOld ScotchOld Scotch
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1212
111 0
TODAY'S MATCHESA Sectio n
Old Xaverians v. Old BrightonMarcellin v. St . Kevins
Mazenod v. Old Trinity at EP Saturda yOld Scotch v . University Blues
MHSOB v. St. Bernards
OLD :,=~Gk3TOtd 1.i 3.8 4.9 6.10 (48)OLD SCOTCH 2.3 3.5 7.7 10.10 (70)Old Brighton: Reid, Carter. ',iacGiWsTay, Barrow. Ginnavin . Jackson .Best: Reid, McMahon, Ewert. Bristow, MacGillivray, Williams.Old Scotch: Hawkins 4, Phillips 2 . Angus. Ratcliff, Robinson, Wigney.Best : Phillips. FBmocchiaso, Blenheim, Crow, Kitchen, Wigney.Umpires : A. Firley, R. Sneddon (F). B . Corcoran (B) . S. Caple . J . RobinsonST. KEVINS 2.4 5.4 8.5 9.9 (63)OLD XAVERIANS 2.2 4.9 9.11 11 .15 (81)St. Fievins : Crohan 4, O'Connor 2, M . Dolhnan, Kempton, Greenham .Best: J. Lynch, Fraser, M . Dolhnan . Garver, Finch, Crohan.Old Ras : McCarthy 3, Lethiean 2, Orlando 2, MeDonald . Mitchell,Parton, Woodruff. Best : Clarke, McCarthy, Bowen, Hawkins, Lethlean.Skidrnore .Umpires: W. Hinton. J . Kvins (F) . T. Dodds, T. Dornom (B) . B .Hoare . C . Arnol (G )MAZENOD 1 .4 6.4 8.7 13.13 (91)MARCELLIN 4 .6 8.10 12.12 12.14 (86)Mazerm& Lancaster 4. Ha ilev 3. Tucker, Bayford. Beard. Morgan .Carter, 0'Donagtme. Best : Polar. Beard. Fisher, Hanley, Ryan . Carter.M.srcellin : Purcell 6. Waters 3, Treganowan, Frisina Johnston . Best :Jarred, Purcell. Goodwin, Johnston . Sampimon. Theisz.Umpin^s: M . Jenkins . P. Simpson (F), R. Mutton, S . Caruso (B) . V.Vescovi. K. Segota (G)
UNIVERSITY BLUES 6.1 8.4 12.8 14.12 (96 )PriHSOB 8.3 12.8 15 .12 21 .15 (141)University Blues: IkC7espigney 3, McEwin 3 . M. Coleman 3, Vasey 2,Slinunon. T. Wilcox. Versieegen . Best: McEwtn. T. Wilcox. Wilkie . M.Coleman, Nation . Hooper.ARHSOB: Simpson 5, Bamert 4. Limbrick 3 . Burke 2, Fairchild 2,McCully, PertzeL Saultry, White, Newton . Best : Newton . L'unbriek.Simpson, Simmons. white, Bamert,.Umpires : J. McNiece. C. Stewart (F), P . Teasdale . A. Rechtman (B) . D.Napoli, B . McCarthy (G)OLD T12= 1.3 3.6 5.9 9.11 (65)ST. BERNARDS 5.3 6.6 10.7 13.9 (87)Old Trinity: Frost 3. Stephens 2. Arrow:smith, Collins. Power, Ramsden .Best: Frost, Hatfield, Stephens . R. Burrows, Parkin, Deane-Johns.St . Bernards : N . Mitchell 3 . A. Thomas 3 . Magguire 2, L . Gallant . Hogan .TurnbaA Baynes . T. Harvey . Best: Hogan . Mastropasqua . Mount .Thomas. Jordan . Turnball.Umpires: T. Sutcliffe, M . Gibson (F). J . Forsyth, D. Cusack (B). R. Parn,,B. Dix (G )
OLD BRIGHTOPd 3.1 4.5 6.9 6.10 (46)OLD SCOTCH 2.0 6.2 7.7 12.13 (85)Old Brighton: Handley 3, R . Stewart l, Dickerson 1 . Over 1 . Best: Mizzi.Adamis. C. Stewart. M.J . Smith . McLaughlin. Ward .Old Scotch : H. Thomas 3, Reid 2 . Aujard 2, 1 looper 1 . Addison 1,Stevens 1, Sanders 1, Joyce 1 . Best : Oliver . Saunders. Beaurepaire,Aujard, Miles . Evans.ST. XEVINS 5.2 6.2 10.4 13.7 (85)OLD %AVEI2IAPIS 3.1 8.7 12.8 15.12 (102)St . Kevlas : McCarm 3, B Dollrnan 2, Sullivan 2, M. Giansiracusa 2.Shellev . Sadler. Gross, Bateman. Best: Game, B. Dolhnan. Bateman,Ferrari . McCann . Gross .Old %averlans : Jones 4. Green 3 . Scanlon 2. Cal(inan, Chambers, Lang,Meehan, Johnston. Moll<-ud. Best: Mullane . R. Jones . Scanlon, J . Healy,Carey, Callinan .MAZENOD 1 .2 2.2 2.4 3 .4(22)MARCELLIN 4.2 6.6 8.12 11.12 (78)Masenod : Fotiniotis, Hawkins. Smith. Best: Hairy, Smith, Snart . Heal,Morgan, Gooden .Mareellin: Cope 2, Coutts 2 . Caffry 2, Wilkinson, Galati, Cull . Slattery.O'Connor. Best : Cull . Wilkinson, Taylor, Cathy, Theisz, Gleeso n1.151 BLUES 3.2 6.5 14.5 18.9(117)MHSOB 3.1 6.2 7.3 9.4(58)But Blues : Hutchins 3, Barrick 2, Cook 2, Granger 2, Larkin 2 ,North 2, Featherston, Kaso, Lansdell, Terrill . Treloar.Best : Featherston, Kaso, North . Thomas. Granger . Hutchins ,MHSOB: Cotter 2, Hawkins 2. Taylor 2 . Cassell, Holden. Skinner. Best: Skinner, Danaher. Orchard . Feferkranz, Holden, Hawkins .OLD TRINITY 2.1 6.2 9.4 11.4 (70)ST BERNARDS 4.2 7.2 9.2 14 .3 (87)Old Trinity: Hudson 3, Mainsbridge 2, Robinson 2, Cameron 2, Kenna,Butler. Best: Shaughnessy, Cameron, Ward . Van Der Venne S, Butler,Kenna.St Bernsrds: Legudi 5, McKay 3, Davis 2, Tanker . Crocker, J Mount .Borg.Best: Tankey . Smith . Kane. Nathan, Legudi, Catterall .
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Coach : Simon Dalrymple Coach : Luke Soulos Coach : David Murray GRAMMARIANS Coach : Andrew SmithRes. Coach : Peter Randall Res. Coach: Terry Blythman Reserve: Tony Collins Coach : Date Tapping Res. Coach :
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c .ch : Leigh Carlson Coach : Tim O'Shaughnessy Coach : Garry Foutds Coach : Coach : Lee Adamso nAsst, Coach : Phil Gaut Res. Coach : Chris Res. Coach : David Law Mike McArthur-Allen Res . Coach: Terry Benai m
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Burrows D 4 D Landrigan 4 . S . McKean 4 P. Greenhorn5 M Coltman
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At McKinnon, C :i :y .. . :.,• outlasted ;:.ic l bv8 pts,with only 4 pts separating the two at 3/4 time . 11 goals to
6 in the first half was enough for the home side to hang on,as the visitors stormed home with 10 goals to 6 in thesecond half. It was a shootout at the McKinnon Corral, asLappage's 7 goals (OH), was matched by Grace's 6 (Orm) .Good players for OH were also Byrns and George, andMcConvill and Hall contributed plenty for Ormond .
At the residence of one Br. Garvey, it was a rout for thehome side, as C ' L, gave irr is a fair lickingby a neat 10 goals (60 pts). It was the last quarter that didthe damage, as the OPs held only a 25 pt lead at 3/4 time .I believe that scoring shots quite often give an indication ofthe relative closeness of a game, and the home teamappeared to dominate on this front by having 35 of theirown compared to 15. Godfrey, Farrell and Sinclair were thebetter players for OR whilst Kennedy, Witaker andMatulick battled hard for Beaumaris.
The home of footy, EP, saw another shellacking. This timeit was Old Ivanhoe who buried NOBs to the tune of 62 pts .Whilst the fat lady was preparing for action at 1/2 time,she was not quite required as 01 held sway by only 26 pts,and instead had afternoon tea with the Executive on thebalcony. However, she was called in for official duties at3/4 time as margin blew out to 57 pis and it was all over .Toovey went nuts with 8 goals for the winners, and waswell supported by Branigan (4 goals) and Hope . Vogels,Collison and Amor played well for the losing side .
The trip to Oak Park was a disaster Old Melbr ' s, asTherry had their kicking boots on and won comfortably inthe end by 28 pts . It appears that OMs only havethemselves to blame, as errant kicking in the 1st qtr costthem dearly. 9 shots to none indicate a clear dominance,but it was the 2nd qtr that was the difference for the locals,as they piled on 6 goals to 1 . Boyd, Edwards andNancarrow were fantastic for Theny . OMs' better playerswere Campbell . Thompson and Hecker.
Finally, there were kitchen sinks aplenty at Malvern, as IleLa Salle had everything thrown at them by Whiteftiars,but were able to plug out a 16 pt win . Every time DLSpulled away, the visitors managed to peg the home teamback with plucky and determined play. For the hometeam, old man Mackintosh was superb, and was welllooked after by the youngsters in Buckley and Harrison.For the white shorts brigade, Carrigg, Gloufehev and Lawstuck to their guns all day.
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Br Garvey must be needing a rest by now, as OldParadians (7/4) play host for the third week in a row .when Old Haileybury (2/5) visit Harry the Hirer for thosesmelly camels to travel to Bundoora. Matt Ryan's strategic
polish is starting to ruboff on his charges now,and the pre-seasonsecond favourites are `--starting to hit their straps . Mick Dyer and his lads aretravelling along nicely at 4-1, and must be fancying thchchances for some action come September . Form says thevisitors, but I believe that the sleeping giant in B Section i;awakening, and the home ground advantage will besignificant today. Here's my roughie for the week, as INOPs will salute by 15 pts.Pre-season flag favourites, NOBs (1/3) roll out the redcarpet to the frequent flyer kings in BeaurnA*is (9/4)
a Brunswick. Frank Dunell must have felt like the Mayor o' .Hiroshima last week, as his team was bombarded by srelentless opponent . Jim Durnan will be hoping the la
s couple of weeks hasn't broken the spirit of his charges, bu as we know, youngsters are very resilient, and theyT
bounce back . How-ever, I think it will have to wait anotheidav, as the wiser heads under the control of General Franlwill prevail. NOBs to put themselves back into fla€calculations with an easy win today by 53 pts.Get your backside trackside this week, as all roads lead tcChelsworth Park, where we have the match of the rou
n between the top two in Old Ivanhoe (4/5) and Be La Sall c(4/5) . The coaching gurus of 01 would be going into thi,,game chock full of confidence, after disposing of a qualit}side last week in devastating fashion. Meanwhile, Erelieved Paul Cooper will be looking forward to this weekas it will give him a good guide to this year's prospects . :will have to stick to the home ground advantage here, &ithe home side will win, but only just, and after a bankroyale . 01 to cause heart attacks as they win by 1 pt!
The folks from Oak Park make the trek south to have tezand scones with the great E. E. Gunn, and theyll wifnes<the intriguing contest between Ormond (4/6) and'i'herr}(1 / 1) . Ian Jackman would be ruing the one that got aw
a last week and will take no chances in letting this one ge laway. Wayne Harmes has his boys firing nicely at themoment and are on a roll, winning the last two irimpressive style . This game's harder to pick than a brokernose, so I'll have to go with the home ground theoryOrmond to win by 12 pts .
In the final game for review, we see Old Melburnians (1 /8and the Junction Oval welcome the winless Whitefflan(13/2) . Erwin Leyden would have been seething with thfbad kicking and subsequent loss last week, and would 1>eexpecting a major lift from his players today . MeanwhileGreg Feutrill is scratching his head, as he ponders a 0-'start, as well as the increasing prospect of the dreaded 'Rword (relegation). Feutrill can ponder until the cows co
m home, as OMs will bounce back very hard at home today
when they account easily for the hapless Whitefriars, anddish out a belting. OMs by panels (56 pts).
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NOBS (1 /5 )OP by 12 pis
NOBs by 33 pis
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DLS by 24 pts
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De La Salle (1 /4 )
Ormond (2/5) vs Therry (7/4)Ormond by 20 pi sOld lb)elburnians(1 /20) vs Whitefriars (16/ 1)0' .:s by 40 pi s
Old Pasadian,s - Congratulations from all at to BrettDintinosante who played his 100th game for the Clublast Saturday against Beaumari .s . Brett commenced withOPs' in 1995 in the Unders. Well done "Dintin".Congratulations from everyone at Old Paradians' to Senior
Coach Matt Ryan and wife Nikki, who became proudparents to a baby girl (Elle Cherie) on Friday 18 May .
',tother tvell, Father recovering, baby beautiful !
Ormond - congratulates Danny "Wheels" Whelan forplaying 100 games for his club . Danny was a late footballstarter, playing in no junior competition and onlybeginning late in his Oakleigh High School days . He beganhis Ormond career in 1995 and quickly becamerecognised as a quality senior player. Danny is a talentedforward player who can easily turn a game to his team'sadvantage . He played in Ormond's 1998 ReservePremiership. Well done Danny on your efforts at Ormond .
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Old Paradians v. Old HaileyburyNorth Old Boys v . Beaumaris
Old Ivanhoe v. De La SalleOrmond v. Therry Penol a
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--- -- -- - ---_~~OLD HAIt.EYBURY 3.2 11.7 13.10 17.13 (115)ORMOND 6.2 6.4 13.6 16.11 (107)Old Haileybury : Lappage 7, Byrns 3 . White 2, Ad Hilton 2, Home.Harrop, Seccull. Best: Lappage. BtTnes, Ad Hilton, Jenke, George,Harrop .Ormond : Grace 6, B. Smith 3, Collins 2, Cramey . Detedio, Remman, L .Smith. L . Wilson. Best: McConvill . Hall . BaIlev, Keleher, Grace, Black.Umpires: N. Boyle R. Mayston (F). R. Richards, A. Long (G)OLD PARADIANS 4.4 6.9 11.13 17.18 (120)BEAUMARIS 2.1 5.3 8.6 9.6 (60)Old Paradians: Porteous 3. Brabender 3, Heffernan 3, Godfrey 2 . Sinclair2, J. Swindon, Pratt, Digney, Lethborg. Best : Godfrey, Pratt, Farrell .Szewczuk, Sinclair, Digney.Beaumaris : P Boctor 3, Tucker. Deaton. Spence, Catlin, Foley. Lee . Best :Kennedy. Catlin . Witaker, Bryce, L. Atk-his, Matullck.Umpires: J . Watson, R . Eastwood (F), K. Coughlan, R . Dunstan (G)OLD IYANHOE 5.2 10.5 17.8 20.9 (129)NORTH OLD BOYS 4.2 6.3 8.5 10.7 (67)Old Ivanhoe: M. Toovey 8, C. Branigan 4. J . Weddle 2 . Dowd 2, Bereza .Hope, Karayannis. Low. Best : Toovey. Dowd. Low, Branigan, Hope .Weddle.North Old Boys : Barker 4 . Kegnan. Sleep, Booth . Sutherland . Barker,Boyle. Best: Vogels . Collison, J . Barker, Boyle, M. Barker, Amor.Umpires: G . Wardrop, G . Hunichen (F). J . Mason, J. Kramer (B), L .Mavropoulos, G. Napper (G )THERRY PENOLA 0.0 6.3 8.3 11.6 (72)OLD RRELBURNL4NS 2.7 4.8 4.12 5.14 (44)Therry Panels; Elliott 3, C . Bannister 3, Christie 2, McKay, Mills .Russell .Best : Boyle. Edwards, Cristofoli, Nancarow, Elliott, Casta)dt .Old M eIbM_i ar,s : Hazell, Guest. Campbell. McMullin, Kinsella . Best :Campbell. Thompson, Hecker, Miller. Mulligan, Mulquiney.Umpires: P. James . R . Love (F), R . Seymour, P. Curtis (G)
DE LA SALLE 6.1 13.5 15.8 18.9 (117)WIDTEFRIARS 4.3 9.6 13.9 15 .11 (101)De La Salle: Duggan 5. Mannix 3 . D. Hyland 2. Bowden, Bonntci,LaRagv. Buckley, Corin, Morel . Hall, Bride . Best: Mackintosh, Duggan,Buckley . Elliott, Harrison. S . Hyland .Whitefriars : Reidy 4, Jongebloed 3 . Swain 3, Campbell . Carrig;, Glenn,Northey, O'Connor. Best: A . Carbone, Carrigg. Gloufchev, Hilton, Law,Reidy .Umpires : G. Curran, M. Morrison (F), C . Shipley. K. Pitcher (G)
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Had it ot been for some extremely ing bya their game against ie: ld
OEG put it beyond doubt and they finished tlthe last. Goodger in defence, onballerKavanagh sensational especially early ai dleader Lutterschmidt with 4 twins stood out f 2evictors while Nock, Frances and Mackay gaveassistance to the Panthers stand outs Solley . BangerPdlurp', -nd Big Ad's who kicked 5 .
1 e put a courageous showing after a coupleof dis: ial veeks against the in form ' . Leadingby 26 paints midway through the second - _ ..y could
not contain the Glen Eira side who came out kicking6 in 15 minutes in the premiership quarter and thegame was virtually over at 3/4 time . Ajax won the lastquarter but the damage had been done . Best for thehappy victors were Pinniger, Gilmore, Asia, Massisand Doe . Jeremy Dukes was yet again best afield and
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}ifi1e. I am finding it difficult to pick the winner bu t<, in home ground plays an important factor, and at
Ti ac Park, Chris and the boys will just get over thelirt~, but don't be surprised at all if it goes the othe r
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feet score . Thanks fellas keep it up, especially,1,_ ,,Ilegians guys .i i i{ 10 ~Ay co-scribes would kill for that . Let's do it
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- congratulate Senior VC,q who this week note:a;:s up hi s
- arrle for the Club and becomes just th e?5th player in the Club's histo ry to do so . An
.c-llnt and consistent contributor over the last 8ir, "Banger" has a Club Best & Fairest to his
i : : .nle and has also represented Victoria. The Club1 , iks forward to many more years of service bothon and off the field from Brendan and wish him' .tek in his milestone game today .
All at Pantherland also congratulate Aaron Drinan;l!o represents the Club for the 50th time today .
Done "Aazza!"
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Coach: Mark Sarau TEMPLESTOWE Coadh: Dean Anderson Coach: Tim Hart Coach : Paul BeddoeRes Coach: David Marks Coach: Dean Matthews Res Coach:Komel Dachs Res. Coach : Gary Irvine Res Coach : Phil Jones
1 N Gold (G) Res Coach: John Stanton 1 D. Rosman I J .Dixon I M. Ryan2 J Ritterman
1 J Prior 2 B. Hall 2 M. Johnson 2 N. Astapenko
3 B Davis (DVC)2 G Alexander 2 A. Carver 3 B .Maoney 3 C . Massis
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8 A Krongold 8 N Bone 5 . M. Pennycuick 7 J,Farley 8 P. Tsa liotisg9 A Rosen
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11 M Weisler12 A Parris 7 J. Cowlishaw 10 S . Harding 12 B . King
12 J Basist 13 D Tulloch 8 S. Cossart - Walsh 11 B . McKenzie 13 G. Brown13 A Freund
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14 Y Rapapo rt15 B Wolnizer 10 A. Will (VC) 13 THartshorne 15 F. Buckley
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21 D Gelbart22 G McLaren 16 S. Sant 20 Andrew Farr 22 S . Emmett
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18 P Anderson22 S .Piasente 24 B . Mascal i
24 J Sharp26 S Boyd27 J Hestia
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2 M. McKellar4 D Rya n5 M Oxnam 2 C Twentyman 2. A. BEATTIE 1 P Wintle
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9 J Goodqer 6 C Alexander 6. A. CORBOY 5 S Napier6 .7 A. Duddy
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24 J Dazkiw19 A Palmer (VC) C) 19 . S . CAMPBELL 18 T Giaquinta
u B. Healy 25 B Turner 20 S Mullin (C) 20 . J . KELLOW 19 A Drury19 M . Lawrence 26 S Fleming 21 A Drinan
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Banyule continues on its orderly path, and thenewcomer to the four, Old Camberwell, after aslow start, looks menacing .
Very sad to learn of Dave Roger's decision to stepdown as Coach of Monash Blues, he is a fineambassador for Amateur football and anornament to the game in general .
St Leos scoring efficiency overwhelmed Old Careyin a match more even than the final resultindicates. The Panthers had no counter for theAnimals' two dominant forwards, BrendanVaughan & Steve McCann, nor could they stemthe stream of Steve Buckle & Don Dint deliveriesout of midfield, who were all outstanding in anotherwise even outfit . The visitors had top gamesfrom Peter Unkles, rucking, Andrew Kent, centre,Chris Angus, wing, Cam Campbell, roving, andTim Whitelaw at HF.
Monash Blues did stretch University Blackswith the lead alternating through most of thegame, and once more Blacks had the wherewithalto win the close one . Blacks best were Matt & BenCunningham on the ball, and the Costellos,Andrew & Tim . In the light of Doc Rogers'resignation as coach during the week, the Ashersregrouped bravely under Asst Coach, Tim Powell,and had outstanding games from Liam Hollowayat CHF, Nick Sereda in the ruck, Spider Smith inhis 100th until injured, and Nick De Young at FP& on the ball .
Banyule blasted Ivanhoe Assumption with an 8goal final term to record yet another impressive
victory. The Bears had special efforts fromflankers Chris & Nick Taylor, Brett Cantwell, BIGDave, Jayson Egan up forward, and Adam Dooley .
The Hoes weren't far off the pace and had greatgames from on-baller Doni Valkanis, Ang Pearce,Danny Ryan, Stuart Morris, and Chris Tucker, all
forwards .
Old Geelong crumpled against the power of OldCamberwell after a flying start . The Wells'attacking defence again proved its worth,especially in their huge 3rd term. Simon Smithhad a big day on the ball for the Wells, MatHanson was impassable at CHB, Bubba McLeanruled the middle, and Jezza Goodale starred upthe sharp end . OGS had meritorious efforts fromWit Paul on the ball, Parnell on his wing, andMcInnes in defence .
Aquinas had a regulation win over Tarra Valley
with a big lst termeffort giving them anunassailable break .The Bushrangerskept pace thereafter but were unable to nr~ ;eheadway. The Bloods were happy with the jobdone by three defenders, Bernie Moran, ChrisWood, and the reliable Craig Glennie. Luke Taylorat FB starred for YVOB, with Brad Pearce againstrong on the ball, and Jimmy Longworth waseffective in a tagging role.
TODAY'S MATCBES
Uni. Blacks host St Leo's in today's big match.Two questions present themselves ; 'HoLV willBlacks cope with McCann & Vaughan?', and, 'Willthe Animals get lost on the Main Oval savanna?' .I think the former to be the more serious of thetwo, and will be compounded by the present goodform of the Parkers' Steve Buckle & Don Diniacross the middle . I have to go with St Leo's towin this one by a kick or two, and do so in spite ofmy considerable respect for the Blacks' ability tomagic their way out of trouble .
Ivanhoe Assumption tackle Monash Blues,which, on paper, looks a bit of doddle for the Hoes .But, as Blacks found last week, this won't be thecase, and the Hoes will be under the pump if theydo relax . The Hoes sensible attitude, and directstyle of play should give them a 2/3 margin on thesiren .
Banyule and Aquinas confront in another keymatch, in which the Bears could be excused forregarding the Bloods as just another ninepin to beknocked over. Each week sees furtherconfirmation of Greg Whitcroft's meticulouspreparation of his side this year, and irrespectiveof my esteem for Laurie Aghan's ability to pulcompetitive sides on the field in spite of injury andunavailability, it would be a big ask for the Bloodsto win this one . The Bears keep doing all the righlthings, and will take the game by 5 goals .
Old Carey welcomes Old Geelong to Bulleen forthe first time since 1990, with both in recovenmode following deflating defeats last week . Wi
l the two sides favouring a free flowing style, thi °will be an attractive game for the spectators, an(the result will be in doubt to the end . I'll go for thfPanthers by a whisker, provided they remember t<apply their own Team Rules .
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01d - speedster, Brellc_u played,, ;s 6-,_`I game for the Panthers last week. Good to, :e you back after such a debilitating illnessBrendan, and all the best for the next 50! !
I~ qniala s - it has taken Mathew Slattery 8=,,asons to get this milestone due to injury and hislove of the social side of football . This, is actuallyiiis 140th game in footy, as he has never pulledoil the boots in the junior ranks is captain of ourwserves and one of the most respected members ofour club . His contribution to the baekline iss,,,eond only to the contributions he makes as thedirector of our social calendar.
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Coach : Laurie Aghan Coach : Greg Whitcroft ASu(; ; . :N TI ® N Coach : Tim Powell Coach : Jarred 0'NiellRes . Coach: Howard Field Res Coach : Rohan Doherty
Coach : Brad HallRes Coach: Marcus Spencer Res Coach : John Harvey
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1 . S . Conley3 L. Holloway 3 A Inkster
5 M. Boland 4 M.Gilbert 2 . M. Maud 4 G. Chessari 4 N Lippiatt
6 D. Minogue 5 B.Wilmore 3. C. Tucker'
5 D. Rogers 5 S Horskin s7 C. Glennie 6 W.Keenan Neil l4 . T. O 6 M . Newman 6 A Seeley
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11 . J . Finlayson12 G. Smyth 14 R Whitehead
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19 G . Whitehead 18 J .Turnbull 16 . S . Smyth19 G. Gilbert 20 D Mitchell
20 P. Paras 19 P.Witchell 17 . S . Morris 20 N . Sereda 21 T Hardman
21 J . Pierce 20 S.Playfair 18 . T. Scoble 21 C. Gregory 22 B Howard
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University Blues made it harder for Old Xaverians whenthey got some small revenge for the drastic defeatinflicted upon them in last years Grand Final . Bluespumped Xaverians with a 6 .2 to 2.0 first term and werealways in control of the game to win 18.11 (119) to 12 .6(78) . Best were Cavalier (6 goals), Blood (4 goals),McLachlan (University Blues) and Ford, Holmes, Fay(Old Xaverians) .
Aquinas full back Peter Grierson played his 250th gamefor the Blooders. The club congratulated Peter- a multipremiership team member, a marvellous clubman and"The best Trivia Night organiser in the SouthernHemisphere" .C Section coaches were Rodd Morgan (AJAX), DonScarlett (Hampton Rovers), Bruce Ferguson (Marcellin),Trevor Poole (Old Geelong) . Bert Calvert (OldMentonians), Paul Beddoe (St Bedes/Mentone Tigers),Tim Hart (St Kevins), Terry Walsh (St Kilda/SthCaulfield) and Alan Fleming (Thomastown).
Monash Gryphons were holding a social evening tohonour its foundation members Craig Robinson, DavidKing, Chris O'Brien, Justin Fuller and John Blanfordon reaching the 50 game milestone . The celebrationwas taking place at the GRYPH- INN after the game withwell known band "White Men Can't Reggae" appearinglater in the evening.Ormond (A Section) led St Bernards right up until the15 minute mark of the final term and only a superbperformance by Jason Gollant when swung into theruck saved the day for St Bernards to win 13.12 (90) to11 .11 (77). Best were Dobson (5 goals), Sawick,Calthorpe (St Bernards) and Turner, Jobling , Presser(Ormond) .
What a game it was at Elsternwick Park between OldBrighton and Old Ivanhoe . Scores for the first threequarterswere:O.B. 0.2 9.8 15.11 (101 )O.I. 3.3 7.7 14.12 (96 )Old Brighton were 5 goals down at the 20 minute markof the third term and were kicking into a four goal windin the final term. At the 32 minute mark of the lastquarter a great snap by Lennon put Old Brighton infront. Old Brighton had now won 3 games by less thana goal, final scores: Old Brighton 20.14 (134 )Old Ivanhoe 19 .15 (129)Best were Rickarby, Perry, Lennon, Murch (7 goals),Nikas, Pryor (Old Brighton) and Pappas, Parker. Tully,Douglas, Karayannis and Kent (Old Ivanhoe).10 YEARS AGO -1991
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Therry 'A' weredisappointed to losefor the second year i
n a row at Oak Park to Uni Blues who won the game i nthe third quarter when they kicked 4 .4 to Therry's 0 .3 .Hamish Worsley, 31 years old. John Kanis and AaronDavis were best for the Blues while Denis Castaldi,Scott Ramsay and Tom Duncan kept Therry in thegame .Collegians had revenge for two successive Grand Finaldefeats at the hands of the Monds when they leftOrmond 0 .5 . Best contributors to the 20 point victorywere Galbraith, Lord, Oliphant, Wright, Bennett . Thegame was high class, final scores 17.14 to15 .6. In areturn to form, Paul Schuhkraft kicked 8 for theMonds.Umpires M. Gilday and R. Mayston found it a bit hardto start the second half at Thomastown - Where was theball? Back in the dressing room. It was a great game -the home side winning 17.13 to 15 .20. Best wereKaremlidas, Bubis, Petsinis . 200 games to TerryFranklin (Parkside), Ian Kell (Mazenod) . Modest TomJohnston, B section tipster, proclaimed he'd picked thecard again.
St Kevins OB 'D' scored their first win defeating fourthteam Old Camberwell 16.16 to 9.11 . Pivetta, Watkin,Arthurson, McNee, O'Brien and Yarasdi were SKOBbest .
Battle of undefeated teams in 'E' saw Williamstown,leading by two points at the last change, kick 8 .5 toMazenod 5 .3 . Turnley, M. Cannon, McNamara(W'town) and Chilcott, Murray, Fisher (Maz) were thestars in a top game.
U 19 North saw a thriller when Bulleen-Temp kicked 5 .4to Therry's 3 .4 in the final term to win by i point.Mitilineos kicked 11 for B .T . Others to play well wereNagel, Tullock, Cumming (B .T.) and Fitzpatrick, Hollow,Bannister (Therry) .15 YEARS AGO - 198 6Collegians had their second win of the year with an 8point win over Ormond who held a five goal break in thethird quarter but Collegians hit back with five goals in10 minutes to put them back in the match . Ormondmissed the three McDonald brothers who were onholidays in the States - did they go to Disneyland?Irwin, Wright and Hinchen were Collegians best .
150 games to MHSOB's courageous rover CraigFlegeltaub who in the years 1978 to 1984 won two bestand fairests, two runner ups, two most consistentawards and the coach's award . He missed in 1985 as
he was holidaying in Europe. Craig represented theVAFA in Tasmania in 1983 .
Thomastown (C ) trailed Hampton Rovers, 10 .3 to11 .3at halftime, by a point at the last change, and got up towin 2 points, 18.12 to 18.10 . Best were A . Fellows,Kelly, Harisiou (Ttown) and Parker, Stephens, Poulter(H . Rovers).In a thriller at University, North Old Boys who hadtrailed for most of the day won by a point with a goal onthe siren . Blues held a handy 18 point lead at the lastchange but were outscored in the final term, 5 goals to2. Best were Considine, Hanlon, Conti (NOB) andTyquin, Wallis, Angel (Uni Blues) .
Old Brighton 'B' caused an upset when they defeatedthe previously unbeaten Old Xaverians by 23 points.Best were Welsh, Tony Grant, Pryor (Old B'ton) andLein, Peter Curtain, Dalton (Old Xaverians) .
YEARSAJAX (A), with a magnificent last quarter in which theykicked 7.7 to Old Xaverians 1 .1 won by 15 points aftertrailing by 5 points and 27 points at the changes . Bestwere Zemski, H . Ritterman and D. Segal (AJAX) andpirrie, Corcoran and S . Curtain (7 gls) .In the battle of the Blues, University defeated Monashby 27 points with Yen, Orton and Curnow best for Blueswhile B . Flett, Tavlor and Kershaw starred for Monash .In a most unusual game, Bulleen-Templestowe (C )trailed Old Camberwell 3 .13 to 13.5 at half time, andthen kicked 16.5 to 7 .3 in the second half to win by 4points . Best were Keast, Ling, Dagostino (B . Temp) andD . Steven, Polglase, Treacher (7gls) for Old Cambercvell .'C section coaches were Don Palmer (B . Temp), TrevorRead (MHSOB), Ian Rogers (0 . C'well), Alan Woodhead(Pside), Peter Hart (St Kevins), Tony Hunt (St Kilda(CBOCO) . Who coached Hampton Rovers, OldHaileyburians and State Bank.25 YEARS AGO - 1976
Old Trinity'A' inflicted first defeat for the season on lastseason's 'B' section premiers, De La Salle, when theyheld on in the last quarter to win 7 .10 to 6 .7 . Best wereHansen, Beck, W. Peers (0. Trinity) and Dunn, Cooke,Wright (De La Salle) .100 games to North OB's Barry O'Connor and GaryWiison .
'A' section captains were Calleson (Coburg), B . Lyons(De La Salle), J . Syme (Monash Blues), Shane Maguire(NOB), I. Johnson (0 . Trinity), B. Bourne (Ormond), M.Bates (Reservoir OB), G . Wade (St Bernards), SimonCostello (U. Blacks) and Barry Church (U. Blues).
250 games to Old Paradians great champion JohnTudor, and 200 to Ray Street (Elsternwick) and JohnMount (0. Paradians) .
Undefeated after 5 games were Old Scotch 'B', OldHaileyburians 'C', AJAX 'D', West Brunswick 'F, NorthOB 'Jl' and Thomastown 'J2'.
YEARSCollegians football dub had arranged a dinner inhonour of Jack McCann, to be held at the MCG .
Graeme Holmes,13 years with the dub, first as mascotand boundary umpire, played his 200th game forElsternwick. Graeme has also won two best and fairestawards and been runner up twice .
Advertisers were Ansett, Arena, Skil Sher, CluveFairburn, Ross Faulkner, T .W. Sherrin, SSB, NationalBank and Repco .St Bernards toppled the previously undefeated Ormondby 22 points, when they withstood a 6 goal last quarterburst to win by 18 points .
Monash's luck ran out when they went down by 2points to De La Salle . It was De La's first win .150 games to Spence Williams (Old Paradians) andRobbie Thompson (Old Melburnians) .35 YEAR - 1
In really wet and windy conditions, Melbourne Highhad to fight all the way to beat Caulfield Grammariansand retain their unbeaten record at the top of 'A'section .
Dominating players were Ian Turnbull, Geoff Dick andGordon Arthur (MHS) and Greg Tootell, GraemeVorrath and Geoff Cayzer for Caulfield Grammarians .'B' section produced a boil over when Kew thrashedOrmond to the tune of 5 goals and knocked Monds outof top place . Stars were Walker, Taylor, Jenkins (Kew),and Voight, Rowell, Loutit for Ormond.Old Haileybury saluted Andy Home as their first playerto reach 100 games with the dub and reported that hehad missed only one game in his six years with the dub- when his brother was married in 1962 .One of the original foundation members, Andycaptained the side in 1961, 64 and 65, and had twicewon the clubs best and fairest .Ormond's past and present players dinner was a greatsuccess with the highlight of the night a presentation toFed Yewdall, player, committeeman and president, acareer covering 1932 to date .
50 YEARS AGO - 195 1
Old Xaverians after only scoring 0.1 (1) for the game theprevious week were happy to report that they hadsearched their records and found that in 1935 OldXaverians defeated Kingsville who did not score . OldXaverians were pleased to disown their record .Malvern, undefeated with Alphington at the top of 'B'section, had an 8 goal win over MHSOB . Best for thevictors were Ted Jane, Bruce Briers (magnificent gameon the wing), and Eric Ward (3 kicks, 3 goals in the firstquarter) while MHS were best served by McKenzie,Davies and Walker.
Ormond went down to Old Scotch on their hoodooground, and stated that the "Calendulaceum" -(Capeweed to you, sir!) was so long that Manson Russelwith 7 goals for Old Scotch went through it like an eelwith a sandpaper overcoat.
Eric Donaldson, Herb Larkin and Geoff Harris kept the'Monds in it while "Cheeky" Bedford (wing), Jim Lillie(centre) and Graeme Cameron (half back) were best forthe Cardinals .
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Winning EdgePresentations
REVIEWDivision On eOld Xaverians v St .IIBeware the sleeping giant! With the recent return ofFay, Hardwick, captain Tony Landrigan, and (my spytells me) a slightly underdone Tim O'Sullivan, OldXaverians came out hard in the first quarter in thematch of the day . St .Kevins, who were verycompetitive, were always playing catch up football .Next round will feature several intriguing matches inthis very even season, and St.Kevins will have toregroup before their clash with Prahran, while theCrocodiles will be looking forward to their Grand finalreplay with the in form "All Stars" . Among the best forXaverians were Erskine, Michael (Jonah) Jones who ishaving a fine season, and captain coach David King(resplendent in his new jumper! )Mazenod v Old MelburniansIn the top versus bottom clash, an undermannedMazenod were defeated by a talented and polished OldMelburnian side . The best for the All Stars was theirfull Forward C.Tomlinson, who seemed to kick goals atwill, plus B .Telford and P.Beaumont. As for Mazenodthe some of the better players were Tino "SOS" Sciarra,Richard Bourbon, the veteran Rob Palamara, PaulEgan plus A.Wylie and D.Evans. The home team willsee the return of several past players who have signedup in the last week and they will be hopeful that thereis light at the end of the tunnel. Mazenod will eagerlylook forward to their next game with Old Brightonwhich could be a defining moment for both theirseasons.Prahran vI e La Sall ePrahran started slowly with their backline led by"Borbi" working hard to repel the constant attacks froma determined De La Salle outfit on the rebound for lastweek's loss . The second quarter saw Prahran play theirway back into the game through the mid-field strengthof Carroll, Doud and Green but inaccurate kicking costthem dearly (4 behinds from 25m shots) . After the longbreak, De La Salle responded to coach Williamson andtook control of the game . Down by 7 goals at 3/4 time- Prahran responded by regrouping, and playing 'manon man'. In an enthralling last stanza, the home teamgot to within 15 points through help of 3 goals in 10minutes from Ivak and domination of the centrecorridor but the effort told and De La Salle steadied inthe final five minutes . De La were well served by Ford,Tucker, Rudd, Mannix, McGrath, O'Brien whilePrahran's best were Doud, Carroll, Green, Ivak, Borbi .Cartlidge (does this man ever play a bad game? )B clc v TherryAfter an even first half Brunswick kicked nineconsecutive goals to overcome Therry at FlemingReserve . Hamment in the ruck was best for Brunswickwhile captain Mick O'Kearney tried hard for Therry .
Brunswick, who are now only a win away from top spoton the ladder, clash with De La Salle next week shouldgive some idea of how they match up with the top fiveor six teams in the division .Old Scotch v Old BrightonNo match report was available from this game whereOld Scotch obviously found some form after their lossto Old Melburnians the previous week .Division TwoOld Essendon v Old Ivanho eA lucky Old Ivanhoe defeated Old Essendon in a matchwhere the score didn't reflect the true closeness of thegame . Old Essendon will be very disappointed thatthey let this one slip away, after controlling the gameand being up by 9 points late in the third quarter . OE'sT . Deluca was excellent in defence . W. Conlancontrolled the centre while S . Whitfield dominated theruck . OE lost the game at three quarter time by puttingWhitfield on the bench for the start of the last term .Old Ivanhoe started winning in the centre and neverlooked back, slamming on 6.6 to win by 42 points .BestPlayers : Old Ivanhoe ; Irwin Santos, Julian Maycock,Dean Craker. Old Essendon; T Deluca, W Conlon, SWhitfield .Monash v St Leos Emmaus Wattle ParkMatch played in damp and slippery conditions. Bothteams found difficulty in handling the ball, and thegame developed into a low scoring hard slog with manypacks forming . First quarter was closely fought withboth teams working hard but finding it difficult to showtheir skills . St .Leos lead by one goal at the first break .From then, Chris Howe, Luc Colombies & DavidO'Brien were impassable across the half back line andSt.Leos were limited to one goal in the next 2 quarters .With ruckman Ed Byrden and centre half forward JohnStoppa dominating, Monash lifted their game to lead bya couple of goals at 3/4 time . Final 1/4 was hardfought but Monash proved too strong to win by 15points . Best Players for Monash were Luv Columbies,Chris Howe, John Stoppa, Ed Byrden, and DavidO'BrienMarcellin v Collegian sDamp conditions prevailed after overnight rain, but inthis keenly contested match, both teams had amplereserves keen to get out on the field . Marcellin shouldhave been more than a goal up at 1/2 time, and thescoreboard correctly reflected poor finishing by bothteams . Coach David Lumley implored his charges athalf time to turn the game around, only for a morecommitted Marcellin to set up their win in the thirdquarter with 4 straight goals to one. Collegians foughtback strongly in the final stanza to get cvithin strikingdistance but found themselves giving Marcellin toomuch of a start . The home team steadied with a coupleof late goals to seal a win, and coach Mark O'Sullivanmight now start thinking about being part of the action
in August.Best for the home team were captain AndrewTrotter at full-back, on baller Chris Pezzimenti, andSteven Kost (at centre half back), while the visitors werewell served by Brendan Wains, Vinny Jayatlake andRob Lancaster.Whitefriars v University BlacksFrom the scores, obviously a close game, andWhitefriars are not far away from their first win, havingbeen very close their last two games. The Universityteam now find themselves in the four after their thirdwin in a row .Old Trinity v Old GeelongNo report from the game, but a highlight from the lushHudson oval was the astonishingly accurate kicking ofOld Geelong, who drop to eighth, and yet are only a,iame out of second spot in this even competition .
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Ile La Salle - congratulations to Brendan Byrne,vho plays his 200th game this week for the club .Brendan has been a magnificent performer for theWarriors and was a member of the 1991premiership side . His 110% efforts on and off thefield have always been a source of inspiration andentertainment for all at the club . Well done'Burnside' .Monash Blues - Markus Krebs 50 games . Markushas been a strong supporter of the club both on and
"off the field especially organising the club canteennamely DEES DINER . Warmest congratulations toboth these players from all your team mates,opponents and the Club XVIII umpires .
CLUB XVII1/ 2St Leos 1Collegians 0Monash Blues 2Monash Blues 1
TODAY'S MATCHES
CLUB XV111 (1)Therry Penola v . Old Scotch
De La Salle v . BrunswickPrahran Amateurs v . St . Kevins
Old Brighton v . MazenodOld Melburnians v. Old Xaverian s
CLUB XV111 (2 )Old Geelong v . Marcellin
University Blacks v . Old TrinityWhitefriars v. Old EssendonCollegians v . Monash Blue s
St. Leos Emmaus v . Old Ivanhoe
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CLUB 18 (2)MARCEi dPI 2.1 2.5 6.6 10.7 (67)COLLEGIANS 1 .3 1.6 2.6 5.8 (38)Ptarcellin : Wall 3, Kost 2, Becchetti 2, Moran, N . Mathews, Martin.Best: Kost, Andrews, Becchetti, C Mathews, Pezzimenti, Moran .Collegians: Day 3, Donnelly, Stedwell . Best: Stedwell, Rains, Lumley .Day, Jayafilake, Lancaster.Umpires: D . WincIlow, M . Phillips (F)OLD TRINTI'P 7.1 9.2 9.4 11.6 (72)OLD GEELONG 0.0 2.0 4.0 8.0(48)Old Trinity- Carter-Buszard 5, A Kinross 2, G Boyd. Welsh,Stebbins, G . Treadwell. Best: Carter-Buszard. G Boyd, Brady,Semmens, Limoli, G. Treadwell .Old Geelong: Legoe 3, Buntine 2 . Brown, Collins, Sattler. Best:Collins, McDonald. Legoe, Sattler, Wilson, Chirnside .Umpire : A. Barrington (F)RHITEFRIARS 2.4 2.7 3.7 5.8 (38)UNI BLACKS 2.1 5.2 5.7 7 .8(50)Whitefriars: O'Brien, Naismith, Haynes, Jackson, Bonnyman. Best:Haynes, Jackson, Duffy. Gloufehev, Davis, Whelan.Uni Blacks : Byrne 2, B Weber 2, Kitchen, Creek. Atkin . Best : S.Mackie, B Weber, Jones, Murphy . Creek, Kitchen .Umpires: A. BarroMONASHBLUES 1.1 3.2 5.3 6 .6(42)ST. LEOS EMMAUS 2.1 2.2 3.2 4 .3(27)Monash Blues: Stoppa 1, Collier 2, Cunningham 1, M .Woods, Moir.Best: Riddle, Collier, Stoppa, Byrden, Howe, Colombies .St . Leos Emmaus : McDonald, Daly, Mitchell . Best : Niel . Daly,Parker, Gay, Ravage, Manton. Umpires : Mitchell . R Parker (F )OLD ESSENDON (Results not rec eived)OLD IVANHOEUmpire: T. Jackson (F)
each weekday, I`avmy serve up all Itiv
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:i ADOLESCENTS PI.,":'_'iIYG si"077 :
adolescents want out of their
-veffiexat in sport? Participation ,:ess, status, health, friends,
of the known ressoaalay sport. Thi s
d the opportunity to be ere e
r -,d many oin most C .o rl
I revious articles in this series on coachingdescents have focused on how coache s
might increase opportunities to participate,help develop and maintain friendships,establish control while encouraging creativityand fun, provide opportunities for athletes tobe successful and organise competitionswhich challenge the particip an ts . In thisarticle the emphasis will be on how coachesand organisations can make sport more<0-pss6le to adolescents.
.'+cr ss does not only relate to physicalpri,7mity but also to the individual' s
ived compatibility with what the sportam has to offer . John Humphries is a
Olympian in fencing and currentlyco; hes fencing throughout Queensland .John has created a program in high schoolswhich not only provides an opportunity tolearn fencing at any level from beginner toelite, but also enables many students toaccess the sport. This has been achievedbecause of John's extreme enthusiasm forfencing as well as his passion to overcome allobstacles that typically confront minorsports . It should be noted here that the termminor relates to the relative number ofparacipants in Australia not the relative: raue of the sport .- ?nie of the methods that John Humphriesu_-rs to help adolescents to access fencingi ~clude :
-using school facilities to reduce the need forErolescents to travel to a training venue
-r i-oviding flexible schedules to accommodat edemands placed on adolescents by study
. l family commitmen t
-conducting 'make it look easy'
risk, challenge, order, sup
demonstra ons which encourage even themost unskilled individuals to considerparticipating
-carefully nurturing the progress of eachindividual athlete while offering the ultimatechallenge for high achievers
-striving to provide quality equipment andfacilitie sIt could be argued that the above list relatesto all ages of athlete not just adolescents .However, there are some uniquecharacteristics of adolescents that canrequire coaches to pay particular attention tothe strategies in the above list . Adolescentshave the following limitations when sportsseek their participation .
Parents do not provide the same level ofsupport (transport to training and games) foradolescents as they do for younger children .This is partly because adolescents seek todisplay their independence by not having torely on their parents . And the problem is thatthey no longer have a free 'taxi' service to getthem to games and training, but they are notold enough to get a driver's license .
Many adolescents have disappointingsporting experiences as children andsubsequently lose confidence in theirsporting ability . Unless a sport can provide abeginner level specifically for adolescents it isdifficult for anxious individuals to attemptnew sports/and or activities . This isparticularly true in team sports where abeginner adolescent often has to play in ateam of people who began playing as childrenand have many years more experience .
The current high school academic curriculumgives notice to young people that to make it inthe adult world you must perform well in thelast two years of high school . This createsproblems for talented athletes who areconstantly trying to manage the demands ofschool and the expectations of highperformanee coaches . Many parents advisetheir sons and daughters that they shouldforgo any sport involvement during these vitaltwo years of their secondary education .
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Coach Sprins
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Two of the competition heavyweights in MentoneAFC and Williamstown CYMS locked horns atSouthern Rd with the home side emergingvictorious - and by a considerable margin . Withboth sides playing uith a similar style, the footballwas fast and rugged. The two spearheads had bothadded 3 majors to their impressive tallies in the first20 minutes, before the Vultures' Gallaghermanaged to restrict Williams and provide some runhimself. Mentone's on-ball brigade, buoyed by thereturn of Chris Sullivan, got on top to almost endthe contest by the main break . Dixon and Johnsonwere also influential, although with ten goalkickers, they had plenty of mates. Bartolocontinued his good year for the CYs, with Saccocioand Munro also useful .Where Mentone had a solid win ahead of its top-of-the table-clash, its opponent this wee'-, Salesian,won by a similar margin against Pe .a - : . Noreport from the game, however judging from the listof best piayers, things went pretty much asexpected with the Chaddy boys drawing well clearin the third qtr.Kew and La Trobe had an absorbing battle withthe result still in the balance well into the last qtr.
The home side used the ball better earlv as theStudents adjusted to the smaller oval . The Trobers
were valiant and continued to threaten however theK's were able to answer any challenges . This
included 2 late goals after La Trobe overcame a 20point deficit at 3/4 time to hit the front with 10mins remaining. Goals to Sam Bruno (the last of his7) and Stephenson ended a great contest. For the
winners, Beattie (ruck) continues to improve whileMatty Blair was a useful midfielders. The Trobers'best were Camm, Perry, Forrest and Auldist.
Parkside trailed a competitive West Brunswick atqtr time, but an 8 goal second term led by McCall,Thomson and Wise set the game up for the Devils,who completed the formalities in the second halfdespite the Westies continuing to battle on . Marulli
(6) and Beek (5) dominated up forward, while Pino,Muscat and Romano thwarted any Magpie
advances . Twyford, Simmonds and the skipperwere named the West's best .
Peninsula and Oakleigh enjoyed a see-sawing firsthalf with the Krushers playing confident football tolead by 19 points mid-way through the secondstanza . Four late goals to the Pirates saw themregain the lead by 4 points at the main change .Oakleigh again took the lead, but the Pirates,
through the likes ofCoughlan (5) andGoldthorpe settled to - -- -----kic kkick 5 unanswered ®goals to maintain a four goal advantage . DefendersMcHenry and Squizzy Taylor worked hard for theKrushers along with onballer Schultz .PreviewMatch of the Day sees Salesian host Mentone,with both sides aware of the recent record . Thehome side hasn't put a foot wrong and boasts someclever and experienced players who all look to be ina bit of touch. The Vultures, meanwhile, have takenall before them and should have too much all-round strength notwithstanding that Salesian willprobably be slightly fresher going into the clash .Mentone to have more avenues to goal to win by 28points .La Trobe fought bravely last week and willapproach its game against Powerhouse withexcitement . The House continues to showendeavour but won't have the legs to counter theTrobers' running game on the Bundoora plain . TheStudents by 37 points .Kew has the ability to play some cohesive footballand will be looking to set the pace againstParkside. The Red Devils are travelling quite nicelyand have kicked considerably higher scores thanthe K's to date. This will prove the difference todaywith Park-side to win by 16 points .Williamstown should bounce back after lastweek's loss when they host Peninsula. The CYs lovetheir home and the long trek from Mt Eliza willreally test the Pirates, although they have playedwith a great passion in recent weeks and playsimilar running game . Williamstown can expectanother tough one but won't want to drop two in arow .4 . _ take on a West Brunswick outfit thatcontinues to show some promise but is lacking
polish over four qrtrs . The Krushers are normallyaccomplished at home and today will be no
exception . Provided they can match the Westies'attack on the footy, I feel they will win be a margin
of 22 points .
Press correspondentsKeep up the good work . Salesian, Powerhouse,',':' ,stBrunswick - would love to hear from you .Make sure you provide nominations t~ ~ .=_Coates Him Player of the Week- other*: -:z _- -'
guessing-
Salesian v. Mentone AmateursLa Trobe Uni v. Power House
Kew v . Parkside
Williamstown CYMS v. Peninsula 0 BOakleigh v . West Brunswick
- congratulate veteran CHF/CHB Jarn"ewho withhis bag of 5 goals agains t
Randell 1 . Best : Murray. Ross, Storer. Eyre. Walker. PorterPENINSULA OLD BOYS 1 .3 3.4 4.4 4.5 (29)O 1GH 0.1 1.4 2.10 2.12 (24)
Peninsula Old Boys : Saville, Harding. Krohn . Martin . Best : Angus .Palmer, Harding. Whelan, Blood, Pattison . Oakl : Monaghan.Leslie Best :Head Thomas, Bruerton , Andrinopoulos, Orlando,Smith .P SII?E 4.4 4.6 8.8 12.9 (81)
WEST BRUNSWIC KPaakside: Campbell 1, Smith 1, Benjamin 1 . Marazita 1 . Best:
McManus. Campbell, Lampge, Norman . Sherry. McNamara.West Brunswick. Stuart 5, J . PanJari 3 . J. McCall 2 . Davies 1.
McGilllan I . Diver 1, Welsh 1 . M . Ross . Best: Diver, Stuart,
Mangos . J .McCall . Davies. Cassano .
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8 N Derrico 7 . S . Gemmola 8 D. Perrin 7 B. Hall 7 J . Muscat
9 A Eaton 8 . J . Camm 9 P. Emmett 8 R. Marshall 8 J . Chilcott10 B Cullen 9 . L. Walker 10 B, Sebrie 9 J . Moutis 9 A. Constantin i
11 B Woodhouse 10 . A . Hewitt 10 T. Stillma n'
10 M. McHenry 10 A . Vita12 J Growcott 11 . J . Levy 11 C . O Meara
11 C . Hanley 11 B . Hockey (VC)
13 C Kyriakou 12 . M . Forrest 12 M . Davie s13 M . Hayes 12 G . Treacy 12 D. McCall
14 J Looker 13 . T. Luderman 13 A . King 13 S. Randle 13 A . Copley15 C Bradley (C 14 . L . Wakeling 14 M . Etcell 14 A. Schultz 14 V. Roman o
16 D Wood 15. B . Auldist 15 Mi Sullivan 15 G . Redford 15 D. Moodie (C )17 R Perri 16. S . Bray 16 J. McCarthy 16 W. Arthur 16 P. Roman o
18 N Nigro 17. S . Gloury 17 C . Sullivan 17 A. Hunter 17 A . Romano19 J Dennis 18. B . Grant 18 T. Sullivan Connella n18 J 18 A . Reginato20 A Acfield 19. S . White
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23 R Baker 22. P. Stewart 22 P. Murphy 22 M . Burt 24 R . Marulli24 G Palmer 23. R . Storer 23 Ma Sullivan 23 P. Dickie 25 M . McPherso n25 C Watts 24. S . Edwards 24 X . Smith 24 S . Kitts (C) 26 S . Ros s26 M Stevenson 25. S . Brooks 25 G . Uptin Marshal l25 C 27 D. Matthews27 T Moore 26. B . Hewitt 26 A . Rock
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29 M Dalrymple 28. C . Ross 28 M . O'Brien 28 A. Khodr 30 S . Gun n
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41 R Livingston 40 . R . Slater 40 C . Goddchild 40 L. Dounis 47 B . Pollock42 Sette 41 . A. Samson
40 D . Nichols41 C Rock 41 J . Bruerton 50 B . Carma n
44 J Bell 42 . D. Gleeson.
42 S. May 42 S . Dalton 51 J . Schol l47 S S mesY 43 . A. Poulton 43 M. Barr 43 J . Seymour 52 E . Gassasio48 L Jensen 44 . R . Mather 45 C . Barr 44 N. Smith 55 J . Eastwood49 S Vidler 45 . D . McKeekin 46 C . Ross 45 G . Chapman 56 C . Masset t50 J Griffiths 46 . D. Hartley 47 J . Tully 46 P. Andrinopoulos 58 T. Mangos51 M Blair 47 . H. Girdwood 47 G . Anslade 47 D Peelers 60 J. Drakopoulos52 R Campagna 48 . L. McNamara 48 M. Walsh
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61 K Lockhart55 A . Goo k
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Res C h : i:rai : aich rdson Res Coach : Jim Gianna Res Coach: W Payne
1 S. Parsons 1 A. Rolls 1 A Stevens 1 A Hamilton 1 D William s2 A. Parsons 2 J . Hall 2 A Thain 2 P Hamilton 2 J Buttigie g
3 M . Goldthorpe 3 N. Pavlou 3 S Sutherlan dA Healey
3 G Heppell 3 D Griev eE,Bowen 4 B.. Turner 5 M Canavan C . Lehman n4 C 4 S Wuchatsch
5 N .Kent 5 M . Braid 6 R Cincotta 5 A Cann ane C5 D Macleod O,
6 M.Warner 6 A. Burt 7 G Gaspari 6 5 Brockley 6 N Gran t
I S.Murray 7 C. Richardson 8 S Logan 7(a)F Vitale 7 B Robinso n
P.Angusgus S . Cross 9 A Campbel l10 D Oliver 7 b)N . O'Brien
8 B Hann9 G Cas e
9 P.Krohn 11 J . Gill 11 A Davey 8 J . Heywood10 B Cocks
10 A .Haley 12 A.Davidson 12 A Gaspari 9 A. Morphett 11 B Twist11 A . Landry 13 Ja . Harris 13 I Bobetic
14 C Roache10 S Byrne 12 A Featherston
12 R .Powney 14 A. Burt 15 D levoli 11 H . Bailey 12(R)M Cannon3 T. Braden 15 C.Trewin 16 P Turley 12 B Clarke 13 A Mackley
; .i 5 . Jackson 16 M .Higgins 17 M Ferwerda 13 S. Brockley 14 D Ferri sB .Cook 17 C.MacLeod ( Res Cpt) 18 A Sexton 14 N Lampel 14(R)A Danie li; . Huighson 18 F.Doyle 19 S Brow n
20 A Seager15 B. Howle tt 15 W Phillips
J. Coughla n7 J 19 J . Evans 21 Greg Riley 16 S Smythe 15 P Bregue t(R)3 J. Whelan 20 P. Ryan 22 R Stevens 17 R . Heywood 16 D Gilmartin
,3 C . Loyd 21 D.Miller 23 M Smith 18 M. McManus 17 R Hart? S .Prendergast 22 D . Hutchinson 24 A Grace
25 5 Egan19 M. Stringer 17(R)R Plochino
T. Prendergast 23 S . Craven ( Cpt) 26 J Nannas 20 B. Young 18 D OldhamA . dchison 24 S .Cummins 27 L Seeger 21 S McNamara 19 P De rvan (RC )A'3urke 25 D . Boland 28 M Byrne 22 R Hudson 20 P Sadle r
S . White 26 J .Senior 29 M Forbes 23 P Weir 21 L Monkhurst
a J .Atchison 27 J . Robe rtson 30 M Cooke31 C Warsling 24 J Jenkin 22 M Saunders
T Wh l-& P. Prendergast 29 R . Cassio 32 P Evans 25 G Malone ee er23
23(R)A Bourasi :7 S .Payze 30 N .Miller 33 K Richardson 26 R . Benjamin
24 J McCutcheon_3 B .Taylor 31 R. Marshall (Res VC) 34 A Anderson 27 D . Disisto 24(R)C Pac h
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28 J Ward 25 P Thomson) A .Crean 34 P. E ersy 37 D Gheblikan 29 M. Shepherd 25(R)G Burges s} R . Blood (Res .) 35 J .Kilpatrick 38 A Darcy 30 M Lewis 26 L Grochowski1 C . Lennon 36 A. Robinson 39 C Clauson 31 E Dohrmann 27 C Mathew s2 T. Harding 38 J . Kennedy 40 B Bowma n
41 M Gunn32 M. Carmichael 28 A Kosmatos
3 C . Wilson 39 M. Talbot 42 N Synori33 T Thompson 29 P Vincen t
34 M . Allen 40 H . Fletcher 43 E Maillard 34 I. Twyford 30 T Turcinovich35 R . Davies 42 M. Beasley 44 C Hunt 35 K . Coventry 31 A Ba rtolo
36 N .Bowman 43 H . Noren 45 5 Ho rvath 36 S . Campbell 32 X Toby
37 R . Osmond 44 S. O'Sullivan 46 D Forer 37 N . Basham 33 G Rickar d
38 R . Hawo rt h 54 J . Blowfield 48 M Bourke 38 S . Darling 34 B Jone s
39 B .Jarre tt 55 J . Hearn 49 M Bates 39 X Thompson 35 C Bergi n
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63 J McClaren 56 A . Ba nallg 46 T Ferris59 A .Powell 88 G . Scotland 64 B Kirchner 57 L Sherry 47 F Nuredin i
" H .Sho rt en 65 S Morrish 52 (a) B. Flanagan 48 P TirchettJ .Muir 66 D Wiseman 52 (b) A . Steward 49 W Kewi n
67 S Oldfied 53 J . Gross 50 A McCutcheo n68 J Agar69 B Grant 54 A . Howell 51 A McKenzie
70 5 Hayes 55 G. Marazita 52 R Nisbet71 D Blake 56 C. Riley 53 M Oldham72 B Craine 57 J . Draper 54 J Payn e73 5 Ratt ray 58 A Rafter 55 J Spezz a74 B Gai n75 M Stanton
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officiates in his
can r with the VAFAUA in 1985 but has bee n
VI 7A game this weekend at RichmondCentral with Ronnie Smith . David began his
running around footy grounds in his 'whites'since the 70's . . .probabiy done more miles thanCliff Young (marathon runner)! David invites allthe umpires back to the clubrooms at CentralPark. Richmond to join in the celebration of hisexcellent achievement in reaching this milestone .
$ S :C Brajtberg would like to thank the MentoneF. all club for their excellent hospitality at his
ne in Round 4 . Mark Jenkins and VinVe ovi wish to pass on their thanks to theMarcellin Football club for their excellentaftermatch hospitality in Round 5 . . . . . . one toremember!!!! !
YOUR DECISION :LAST WEEK :Answer to May 19th Question - There are 3correct answers to this scenario - l . If the ballwent through for a goal - the Field Umpire shouldreport the player and send him off then go backand give the all clear to the goal umpire then paya free kick at the centre circle to Whitefriars. If thefield umpire does not return to give the all clearafter the report has been made, the Goal Umpireshould chase after him. 2. If the ball goesthrough for a point - the Field Umpire does thesame as above but pays the free kick where theinfringement occurred . 3. If there is no score -ihe Field Umpire will make the report, send theOrmond player off and pay a free kick where the2fringement occurred .
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The ball is trapped. A field bounce . The St . Johnsruck slips over as he runs in to contest the balltherefore the BenUeigh player catches the ball,does a sharp turn to his right, runs to open spacefor next act of play. What is the Field Umpire'sdecision?COACHES CC
Discussed at Lecture :
° Set Kick Control - if player encroaches overmark then Field Umpire can give 25m penaltywithout warning !
° Holding the man - Common infringement - freekick.
circumference is 149m x 12~= .n, no city v'c
from this ground, a lake nearby and plenty ofpaddocks and trees, new clubrooms, wroughtiron fenced surrounds the ground, large car parkwith crushed rock base, manual scoreboard,terrific canteen and bar facilities, belongs to theEducation Department therefore not open to thepublic, 1 hour drive east from city, Club affiliated
with VAFA for 7 years and in D Section . . . . . . . . .can
you guess??? Email Di with your answer to win!
ONE 3'E WITH S IMO:
SANTO CARUSO (Boundary) - Nickname :
Midget, Age : 39, Began Umpiring in 1982, 300games, currently in A Section, umpire for fitness
/ friendship and to still be involved with footy,AFL Team: Hawthorn, Best AFL Player: Peter
Hudson - Hawthorn
JUSTIN KRAMER (Boundary) - Nickname :Kramer, Age : 19, Began Umpiring in 2001, 4games, currently in C Section, umpire for fitnessand his brother suggested it, AFL Team: Geelong,
Best AFL Player : Billie Brownless - Geelong
ERIKA SURDY (Boundary) - Nickname : Ez Age:
17, Began Umpiring in 2001, 4 games, currentlyin U 19 Section, umpiring because I want to makenew friends and try a different sport, AFL Team:
Geelong, Best AFL Player - Ronnie Burns -Geelon g
PUMPS (Past Umpires)The PUMPS Luncheon will be held on June 10th2001 in the Umpires Room at Elsternu iek Park .
For more information please contact John Kellyon 9557 2727 (H) orjohnikellyCtelstra . easymail.com .au .
FUNCTION DATES :Golf Day - 27/5/01 ; Trivia Night - 2/6/01 ; VAFA
Race Day - 24/6/01 ; Cocktail Night - 27/7/01 :
Annual Dinner - 27/8/01 ; Grand Final Brunch &BBQ - 23/9/01 and Presentation Night -28/9/01 .
PLEASE NOTE CHANGE OF DATE FOR TRIMNIGHTFINALLY. . . .
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29 Tyrell Russell
30 Anthony Lilley
31 Tim Friedman
32 Jarrod Aspinall
33 Glenn Schipp
34 Daniel Stephens
35 Dianne Whiteley
36 Andrew Chapman
37 Ken Walker
Each week a Coates Hire Player of the Week is announced onthis page (one player each section) . Each player qualifies forTeam of the Year selection
Following the final round each month a Coates Hire Pk . ler for- Month will be announced. These players are aui : !. .-
in the Coates Hire VAFA Team of the Yea r
Co&LLs Hire VAFA Team of the Year will be announced at theVAFA Vote Count Ntght. This night will also include theannouncement of the Coates Hire Player of the Year.
PLAYERS OF THE WEEK - ROUND 5A: TIM CLARKE (OLD XAVERIANS )B: MARCUS TOOVEY (OLD IVANHOE)C: ANDREW WILL (CAULFIELD GR)D1 : STEVE BUCKLE (ST LEOS EMMAUS)D2: CRAIG BRADLEY (KEW)D3: ANDREW GRADY (MONASH GRYPHONS)D4: BRIAN DOODY (ELTHAM )
APRIL COATES HIRE PLAYER OF THE MONTHLUKE HAWKINS OLD SCOTCH
a column fc :- ever; ona in ,' inateur :
by orad 5t,iizel
H Blues secretary Andrew Headberryciformed FTLOTG that two of the unfortunate
ee Aussies, who were mistaken for Irishmen in
i- Rlfast last week and beaten by a gang of thugsIi iron bars, are Blues. Attacking backme n
Tinkler and Luke Creamer took a year off t othe continent . They c-mailed the DI sectionto say they are a bit sore, but not enough to
off their travelling plans .
xsoeehiaro is unavailable for the's Birthday Weekend Senior Representative
t (SRT) which plays the South Australianeurs . The star of A Section for Old Scotch
1-as work commitments . If SRT coach NickI urke thought that was bad well how about thisI dache? SAA has announced former PortALielaide, Brisbane and Sydney utility Ada m
:s in its squad . The result could be a bit,r this year .
STARTING up a walking group aroundlvern for men and women of any standard . No
,e just bring your enthusiasm .
FOOTR , (V )
'dent of : ; ' I23.
T'riscilla is following a family tradition in footy
admin . Her great-great uncle was Harry Curtis,president of the Collingwood Football Club .
Priscilla's father Peter Curtis was president of DeLa Salle OC . Her ambition for the Saints this yearis to make the finals and to raise the profile ofAmateur Football in the Dandenong Community.
Now that is some dynasty of leadership but isthere someway we can work an Elvis link into thisr!ilumn? Trv this with her name . . . Priscilla th e
. . Priscilla Presley? A hucka-hucka baby !
CRYING to establish who is currently the
. serving senior-level coach, inxsecutive years, at the same club in any
section of the VAFA. Frank Dunell (NOBS), DaleTapping (Old Brighton) and Garry Foulds (StBernards) have each done five years . Got a betterrun than that? Coaches like Leigh Carlson, intohis third year at Trinity after coaching atC1legians in the 90s, while an incredible effort,c'on't qualify. It has to be at the same club .
RS (II)
in, Power House
Stephen played over 300 games mostly in thejuniors, reserves and Club XVIII . He was the ClubXVIII Coach from 1973-75, again in the late 70s^nd from 1981-82 . Stephen recruited many
players to Cli ?jXVIII who havegone on to seniors .He held thesepositiorspresident ,
; idsecretarytreasurerStephen is aMember. A co _-rgroup men sbersince 1996, heemphasisedcommitmen tbeing the clu:u,sReserve Gracumpire since
1993 . Club . :i_
umpire since 199 9
and a regular bount' r- uii: -e . goal u,fir;ire or
timekeeper when re - .""ic social ro+ ns at
Ross Gregory Oval a named the StephenMason Rooms. Stel e ; ru are outstanding .
THE late Uncle Doug Mott from Channel 7'sWorld of Sport, one of the greatest salesmen ever,used to love to give a woof, woof when he was
pushing a product . Well how loud was St
Bernards' fund raising v g- barking
when it fetched S4000 whe : auctioned a
Bernies jumper signed by old bo -> and AFL 300-gainers Simon and Justin Madden and GarryFoulds? That was on top of the 140 guests paying$200 a hit a revenue-raising dinner at the
Melbourne Aquarium. "Woof, woof, woo,
wooooof," said one Doggie . Translated that
means : "That takes some pressure off the club" .
FUNNY lh, ; :t G .
In the front office there is(Collegians DVC) and - : iut andReinstatement Com i ceinto (VI ~ Pre ',e ) and Old
Brighton President Feel like I ama jinx . Ran into Ross last year too and on each
occasion Ross's Tonners and his MelbourneDemons lost in consecut' e games! Also ran into
an MCC attendant, ding, who went toChadstone High ~ mond President Brett
Collins . By coincidence Mike, on a rare day off,went to see the Moods play last Saturday .
IS Brett Collins, at 30 years of age, theyoungest president of a VAFA club ?
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THF AFvAATFUR FOOTBALLER 2001 33
und four was played in great conditions forball at three locations Elsternwick, Sth Yarra
d Werribee . All games were played in goodrits and with some very close and highlympetitive games being the highlight of thei id.
on 1 :
~ :,'?arat travelled down to Melbourne to playadmeadows at Elsternwick Park . Ballarat 4
40 defeated Broadmeadows 3 2
20 .Broadmeadows played quite well as they wereundermanned and nearly managed to pull off theupset of the round as Ballarat struggled to kickgoals under the pressure of Broadmeadowsbackline . Karingal 15 6 96 defeated Bendigo 32 20 at the Wattie Watson Oval Bendigo had noanswers for the ladder leaders on the day.
Division 2 :
Maribyrnong 6 7 43 were too strong forRingwood Blues 5 5 35 in a game where thelead changed a number of times beforeMaribyrnong managed to kick away . MambourinTigers 10 9 69 had a good win againstHawthorn 3 2 20 with Hawthorn finding it hardto achieve their first victory for the season. SthYarra 16 13 109 far to strong for Moonee Valley1 2 8 . Colac 7 6 48 finished all over the top ofParkside 6 2 38 . Colac looking gone at half timebut came out a new side in the second halfplaying an exceptional third quarter to set up thewin .
Division 3 :
Sth Yarra were too strong for the young Bendigooutfit who will improve as they gain moreexperience in the competition . Broadmeadowsdefeated Geelong at Elsternwick Park in a veryentertaining game that had the crowd enthralled .
Round 6 : - Parkvill e
Division 1 :
Bendigo and Broadmeadows will be a close gameBendigo may use their home ground advantageto post a victory against a very competitiveBroadmeadows who have some big names toreturn to their side . Karingal will be to skilled forGeelong and at this stage are the the team tobeat.
Division 2 :
Ringwood will be to strong for Hawthorn who willhave to postpone their victory celebrations foranother week . Maribyrnong and Parkside will bea very close game with Rrlaribyrnongs paceperhaps making the difference . Sth Yarra andMambourin Tigers will be the game of the roundwith Mambourin Tigers perhaps winning by thesmallest of margins . Moonee Valley travel toColac and will find it hard to register a victoryagainst the in form Colac .
Bendigo will find it hard to defeat an informBroadmeadows who are in the middle of a purplepatch at the moment. Sth Yarra and Karingal willbe close but I think that Karingal may get overthe line .
FIDA L 4
F' W I, 17 F+' A % Pts
KARINGAL 4 3 1 0 213 46463 .04 12
NTH BALLARAT 4 3 1 0 133 156 85 .25 12
GEELONG 4 3 1 0 103126 81 .74 12
BENDIGO 1 4 1 3 0 108 188 57 .44 4
BROADNIEAAI?OWS 4 1 3 0 59 112 52 .67 4
P W L D Pts
STH.YARRA 4 4 0 0 16
MAMBOURIN TIGERS 4 3 1 0 12
MARIBYRNONG 4 3 1 0
RINGWOOD 4 2 2 0 8
COLAC 4 2 2 0 8
PARKSIDE 4 1 2 0 4
MOONEE VALLEY 4 1 3 0 4
HAWTHORN 4 0 4 0 0
* received forfeit last round
REMINDER
Don't forget the City v Country Trial match at
Elsternwick Park No . 2 Oval on Sunday Jurie 3,
at 10 .30am (players to be at ground by 10 .00am)
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ns recorded a vital win away toon Saturday to set themselves up nicely
r th first home game of the season against UHSOBnext week. The Gryphons shared the ball well and noparticular dominating goal kicker, but Lee wells againstood out .The Mahony boys were amongst the wickers' best . A"Boy's Own" annual ending in the "scoobys," however,with Adam 'Hank" Hankin, in his 200th game, kickinga goal after the final siren to win the game for the 'Wick sby one point.After trailing by five points at quarter time ,kicked 14 goals to : over the next two quarters to putthe game out of " -- 's reach, before the Falconstrimmed the "nal margin to a more respectable 3 1
)ints. dam Graham starred for the Demons, whileCh ; Sham be ,d 11 .
re utterly brutal in their destruction ofU , winning by a colossal 211 points, theiraccuracy t'.ng particularly outstand'ulg, and also noless than 14 players kicking goals . Fitzroy could well
en the foot off the accelerator in the las tquarter. but emphasised their superiority, kicking I 1 oftheir 36 goals in total during the final term .Although the , br s were competitive for a large part ofthe game, So i eDistricts were ultimatelytoo strong . One pi :,: .-sing sign for Richmond Central isthe form of a nun .t - of new players at the club, andhopeful'-r for their sake they can gel and perform as asolid and competitive team .
s proved too strong for with themem»rial one. Scotty Hilton dominating ,: .th 12 goals, 'lil tulle continued his good work for the Hawks .
c's• : play host tc _ ' kwhich, Pendingother results, may well see them on top at the end of theround . They have been pretty hard to fault all season,while Elsternwick have hard something of a tough timewith three consecutive losses . I feel St . John's willpreserve their unbeaten record for at least anotherweek. JOCs to win.
i_` cai , C J entertain inn at City Oval i na match that last year may well have commanded"Match of the Day" status, but is very much a sideshowtoday. Richmond are struggling at the wrong end of thetable while Hawthorn are part of the battle for fourthspot. I hate to kick a team when they're down, but Ihave to pick the He ~s.In the local derby, -- _ a iki0.rIeff make theshort trip up pit lane to visit ' k- Like the
majorit_.teams, tl
_ . ._~_.._have been left inthe shadow ofThe Big Three," an d competing for fourth spot, which
seems to be something of a lottery at the moment . In atough call, I'll for South Melbourne .Mo _e,, turn home and have a goodfirst-up start zst . Also the Gryphs havebeen hot and coid to an i nzriating degree this season,the win against Elsterm - :, lifting them to 2-3 after fiveaway games, should be a usefizl confidence booster.UHSOB will have a tough time trying to lift their spiri tsafter a tough slog against Fitzroy. I'm tipping Ibionash,an d maybe III get this one eotr --t to silence my critics.
Finally, the battle of the titans a unstuck Street Owal,between 7 id in what has beenthe most anticipated ma--,h of the season so far. Prettyhard to separ :e their form over the course of theseason so far, but after using a well known and provenscientific formula, based on the probabili ty of bothsides' chan ces (Yes, I flipped a coin), I've plu mped forFitzroy. Zm sure St. Johns wi ll be having much interestin the outcome of this match.
Says:Round h ighligh ts, well St.Johns are the real deal,Fitzroy seem to be getting better (if at a ll possible) andthe Grvnhons are not only proving to be a final's smokybut are already ensconced their, after five s tr aight awaygames no le-3.
week as being any differ it. Hawks, just .
home to take on " -, Thefortune of these clubs have gone in opposite directionsin recent weeks with the Jocs going from strength tostrength whilst the Wicks are in the middle of a run ofouts. St.Johns have as good a ruck/midfield goingaround and this should once again lead them to victory .
host H with Richmond improvingeac__ «_°k . . :iilst the H: :s eye of fourth spot . Theshort history between iese clubs reveals that theyalways seem to produce ek -esuits and I don't see thi s
'ark and Sot meet in aninteresting match up. Soutl_ :__ve Len quietly goingabout their business, having ;!n what the best threehave to offer and now have an opportunity against thenext group of teams . Albert Park have been better inrecent weeks but this one might be just beyond them.
Monash finally return home, no doubt very comfortablewith the fact they have earnt some away from homewins. Like, St.Johns they have a strong midfield withwells, Hetherington and Bourbon constant threats . Un i
ake the trip out to Caulfield having been on the
end of a Fitzroy flogging. I cant see Uni Higharound their fortune in one week, Grvphs fo r
atch of the Year (Version 1), i~ ~. The Reds have been on the improve sinc e
rounu 1(not bad considering they won that fairly easily)v ri Bentleigh have been Wirming well but without asmuch conviction as the Reds . For Benfleigh to win, theytivou.t=d need the dynamic duo of Martin and Sharp todominate . The Reds seem to have just a bit more overalld--{' - at the moment and With the aid of the hom e
Luld ad-vantage should win .
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: Laulett<. 6(24), Jackomos 4, Wilson 2, Delaney, Bonfield, C)gge ,S. Avery. Best: Brc--'leg, SauIle, Jackomos. Lauletta. BanHeld, Johnston.St Johns : Hilton 12, Horbury 5, Jones 4, Coulon 3, Walker, Rpdquist,Sharp, Pater.son.Ui 4-cs: A. Hoogendyk. G . Roberts (F)S;?tPfHA-'? D19RI .4 10.5 1::. 21.9(135)RIC 0 . . C . 1 .2 6.9 7.15 10 .17 (77)South Pfi .u ae: Vianman 7, Hall 4, Jacobs 3 . D 2. Aquiline 2,McFarlane . Hen rson, Stepnall . Best: Aquilino. R .;d, :Qullter,hereon . Richmond. Funston2. Burke 2, Burns 1, Dutton 1, Garrett 1 .Andronopoulos 1 . Umpires : W. Hinton . K. Walker (F). N. Hitchen. J .Kralev°, (B)UF lB 0.2 1.2 2.3 2.4(16)
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r°Ilv, Tate. Best: Zulickt, Catlln, Y n, mto, A , B.Le '' - ~oy Reds: hlltchell 6, Pidoto 6. Ln°- 5, It .:gs 5,ve: , con 2, Rooks 2, Drury, Addicott. Johr - . Cahill- Gunn,L I. Best: Gunn, Cahill, Mitchell, L'-rbancic, Curtis, G ., c)dUr : . . pi n. P. Keogh (F )
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are holding a combined Past Players'1991 Premiership reunion on 23rd June atrnck Park main oval . Please eor r ~'Aam! on 9572 46'. °~ or the club on 9531 ,
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Round frve has seen a return to the predictability of D4with only one upset as St.Marys made it two wins in arow and the rest of the competition is now wonderingwho will be able to knock Sydal and Bulleen from theirlofty perches this season.St . 's, who started off the season slowly, looked amuch more accomplished unit as they tore apart adetermined Old West bourne who have never won atthe Ferndale Park Oval before. The Warriors startedwell with Glen Robson in everything, however,St .Marys were able to cover the Warrior playmakersafter quarter time and slowly gained the ascendancy . Ifnot for errant kicking in the last quarter, the margincould have been more than the 21 points thescoreboard showed at the end of the match .Swinburne University have been showing good formin recent weeks and proved to be the fitter side as theyblew North 13 ck out of the water in the lastquarter on the weekend . The Swinburne tall brigadeproved too much for the North Brunswick side andalthough Dave Magnuson fought hard in the ruck allday for North, it was always going to be a toughassignment to contain the Razorbacks drive. Darren
dams was also a shining light for North in defence allday.Syndal Tally-Ho kept their 100% match ratio in a hardfought win against Rupertswood. The first half wasclosely fought with Syndal taking an early lead, but tothe credit of Rupertswood they threw everything at theiropponents, and if not for the had work of the Sheerbrothers in the Syndal backline, the margin may havebeen less than the 19 point lead at half time. Thesecond half though saw Syndal break the backs of theiropponents with Ben Dix kicking four goals himself inthe third quarter to put the game beyond doubt .Eltham proved way too strong for their undermannedopponent Eley Park in their percentage boosting 131-point victory on Saturday. Kicking eight unansweredgoals in the opening quarter, the Turtles were neverheaded. Shane McDonald and Chris Horsboroughcompletely dominated their wings for the Turtles andMizzi in the centre was sensational . The win makes itthree in a row for the Turtles who, with the slow startbehind them, look as though they may have what ittakes to play finals football in season 2001 .Bulleen have improved every week in the season thusfar and fought out a tough 48-point victory on theirroad trip to Mt.Lilydale in drizzly, overcast conditions.After losing three key midfielders at the selection tableon Thursday night, Bulleen knew the day would be astruggle and it was not until the second half that it was
able to kick awaybooting seven goals toMt.Lilydale's two . Bestplayers for Bullee nwere Joe D'Angelo with five goals, Gencarelli andBowen .Werribee had the byePreAewSwinburne University vs Werribee AmateursWerribee Amateurs, still smarting from their thrashingat Bulleen two weeks ago will be keen to get back ontothe winner's list against Swinburne today . Swinburneon the other hand have shown plenty of promise thusfar and are very difficult to beat at home on the "WagonWheel" oval. Werribee have a number of players toreturn from injury this week after the weeks rest,however, with a distinct home ground advantage, thestudents should be too strong to run out victors by 14points .Rupertswood vs North BrunswickRupertswood are another team that has shown plentyof potential this season but has been unable to convertthis potential into victories. North Brunswick has beenfinding the going tough this season, especially upforward and will be grateful to see the return on Sean"Plugger" Wennllam to the side . The long journey toSunbury will, however, take its toll on the lads fromBrunny and Rupertswood should make it win numbertwo in a tight encounter by 8 points .Eltham vs Syndal Tally HoThis match promises to be a real gauge for the finalsaspirations of Eltham as they meet an unbeaten Syndaltoday. Described as just a training run last weekEltham will be keen to take that goal kicking form intotodays match, while Syndal looks to firmly entrenchitself in the top two . Eltham are a different side at homeand if Matthew Luttick and Richie Bell can control theSyndal forwards then I am predicting the boilover of theseason, with the Turtles to make it four wins on the trotwith a 5-point victory .Bulleen Cobras vs Old WestbourrieBulleen have gone from strength to strength with eachround and will be looking to continue its winning formagainst Old Westbourne . The Warriors have been themost disappointing side in the season so far and maybe too small around the ground for the tall, strongBulleen side. Warrior Justin Horsburgh has been theWarrior's shining light in the season so far, and ifBulleen can keep his rampant form in check, theyshould run out comfortable winners by 35 points .St Marys vs Eley ParkSt.Marv's will have been buoyed by their recent stirrin g
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,ictories and will enjoy another home match as Eleypark visits them this Saturday. Eley Park must be~rondering where their first win will come from, andunfortunately, they will be meeting a St .Marys side thatappears to be finding good form after a slow start . Eleywill lift for this encounter and will be more competitivethan previous weeks on the sma ll ground, but
St.Mary's should make it three wins in a row as they;vin by 29 points .
Mt Lilydale - Byepress CorrespondentsThanks to the guys who respond each week with a briefrun down on the games. You know who you are and Igreatly appreciate you help . To the others I have notheard from, it is very hard to make mention of any ofvour teams players or performances if I do not hearfrom you. Please get your reports to me either verballyon my mobile (0403-043-373), by email(gavanfCameg.com.au) or fax (9827-8001) by no laterthan midday on Monday.
TODAY'S MATCHES,D4 Section
Mt . Lilydale has the bye.Swinburne University v. WerribeeRupertswood v . North Brunswic k
Eltham Collegians v . Syndal Tally-HoBulleen Cobras v. Old Westbourne
St . Marys v. Eley Park
MT. LB YDALE 1.2 4.6 4.8 6.8(44)IIULLELti COBRAS 5.4 7.6 10.11 13.14 (92)Mt Lfiydala Manisca)chi 2, Delahunt 1 . Crowe 1; Cummerford 1 . Best:.',laniscalchi, Kellet. Mckenzie, Carson.BuBan Cobrais: D'Angelo 5, Mcleod 2, Pasinati 1 . Trinchi 2, Clements 1,lkwin 1 . Bes: Gencare)li, Bowen, Potters, hicLaren, McLeod . D'Angelo.Umpires: J. Lane. A . Price (F)NORTH BRUNSWICK 3.1 7.5 9.7 11.9 (75)SWINBURNEUNI 2.3 5.4 8.8 16.12 (108)North Bnm.svrirls: D .DeMorton 3, Pizzarl 3, M.Sorleto, Gillard. Magnusson,tYeman . Sanunartino. Best : Magnusson . Adams, L .DeMorton,D.DeMorton . Pizzari, Divita .Salnburne Uni: Milano 4, Murphy 3. Thomas 2, Smith 2, Albert,:tndcinopoulos, O'Mara.Llston, Morrison, Best: DeBono. Murphy, Jones,`llano, Prior, Andrinopoulos. Umpi res: M. Forde, G. Rolfs (F )SYNDAL TALLY-HO 5.3 10.5 15.9 23 .12 (150)RUFERTSWOOD 4.3 7.4 8.5 12.8 (80)SyndaYfally-Ho: B .Hannemann 5 .Dtx 5,Thompson 4. VanDer-Kruk 3. Rutter2, J .Hannemann.Bingham,Joy, Brown . Best: A . Sheer, P. Sheer. Bingham,G. Kemper.Rupertswood. • Whitehead 3, Henry 2, Fax 2, Grant 2, Bains, Clark,
:..OCallaghan . Best: Whitehead, Baines. Carmody, Schwartz, Henry.Umpires: B. McLeod, J. Pappas (F)ST. MARYS 3.4 7.6 12.11 15.19 (109)OLD WEST'BOURNE 4.4 6.5 10.9 13.10 (88)St Morys: Boyes 5 . Carra 3, Vincent 2, Orm 1 . Theohanis 1 . Bernardi 1 .Dwyer 1, Hendy 1 . Best : Theoharris, Harrison . Boyes . Hendy, Orm, Bergin.Old 4R stbmuna Slattery 3, RnRllano 3. Evans 2. Christo 1 . Robson 1,Leitch 1, Horsburgh I . A Horsburgh 1 . Best : Robson, Farfield . J.Harsburgh, Leitch, Chrisio, Jenkinson.Umpi res : S. McCarthy (R) . (F)ELEY PARK 0.1 2.3 3.6 5.6(36)ELTHAM 9.3 14.8 19.8 26 .11 (152)Eley Park : Bowen, Gerolemou, Kay, Robbie, Trotter . Best : D.Murray .Ouse, Robbie. M .Payne, Gerolemou. D.Smith .Eltham: Doody 5, Carter 4, MacDonald 4, Best 3, Mtthen 3, Mlzzi 2, Rigoni2, Hart, Horsburgh, Duggan . Best: Luttick, Horsburgh, Coonerty, Mizzi .Carter, Hart.Umpires G . Paleodimos. S . Stokes (F)
Bulleen Cobras - congratulations to Stephen Wigne ;rof who played his 200th game in round 4 . Stephenstarted with the Cobra Juniors in 1973, was amember of the 1986 senior premiership and seniorcaptain in 1993, 1994 and 1995. Now in thetwighlight of his career his attack on the ball is ashard as ever. Well done "Wiggers" .North Brunswick - Well done to Shane Healey onreaching his lst milestone with North. A gritty no frillsfootballer The Commentator' has shown plenty ofheart & determination to succeed. Well done Shanefrom everyone at the Green & Gold
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.4 F. Varg a4 I . McLeod 5 D ARUNDEL 5 . M .BEST 5 M Jelen c4 N. Ca rtledge
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.9 A Del Biondo7 F. Balch 9 K KING 9. C.WATSON
.10 J Gardiner8 T. Mazzarella 10 C BREAR 10 . W.BATES
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.12 J Cummerford10 A. Gencarelli 12 A DUNSTAN 12 . A.MANN
.13 R Kidd12 D. Thompson 13 S PAYNE 13 . R .BELL VC
.14 C Wals h13 T. Johnson 14 T KAY 14. S.JUSTICE
.15 D Morrison14 S . Casey 15 N DIX 15. L.WHITE
.18 B Lealou s15 J . Trinchi ( RC) 16 D FLINTROP 16. D.BARNETT
.19 N Whitehead16 D . Trinchi (DVC) 17 M GEROLEMOU 17. G .LEYS
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.22 B Lee k18 R . Badanjek 19 D TROTTER 19 . S .ROBINS
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;. SectionOld Brighton v. Marcellin
St . Kevins v. Mazenod - at Trevor Barker Oval,
-- ::ndringhassiUniversity Blues v . Old Xaverians
St. Bernards v. Old ScotchOld Trinity v . MHSOB
SectionOld Haileybury v . North Old BoysBeaumaris v . Old IvanhoeTherry Penola v . Old Paradians;rhitefriars v . OrmondDe La Salle v. Old Melburnians - at EP Saturday
_:~ SectionCollegians v . Old MentoniansCaulfield Gr . v. Old Essendo nPrahran Amateurs v. Bulleen-Templestowe:` JAX v. St . Bedes Mentone Tiger sGlen Eira v . Hampton Rover s
Dl SectionSt . Leos Emmaus v . Ivanhoe AssumptionMonash Blues v. BanyuleOld Geelong v . University BlacksYarra Valley v. Old Carey",quinas v . Old Camberwell
D2 Section
;,5entone Amateurs v . La Trobe Uni
Power House v. Ke w
Peninsula 0 B v . SalesianWest Brunswick v. Williamstown CYMS
Parkside v . Oakleigh
D3 SectionElsternwick v. Richmond CentralHawthorn Amateurs v . South Melbourne Districts
UHSOB v. St. Johns 0 CBentleigh v. Monash GryphonsAlbert Park v. Fitzroy Red s
D4 SectionMt . Lilydale v . Swinburne Uni .Werribee v . Rupertswoo dNorth Brunswick v . Syndal Tally-HoOld Westbourne has the bye .Eley Park v. Bulleen CobrasEltham Collegians v . St. Marys
Un l-'er-19 E~ctien 1Old Scotch v . De La SalleOld Xaverians v. Marcellin
St . Kevins v. St . Bernards - TBA
Old Melburnians v . Collegians
University Blues v . Old Brighton
Beaumaris v. Mazenod - TB A
Under-18 Section 2Old Haileybury v . St . Leos EmmausOrmond v . WhitefriarsHampton Rovers has the byeOld Essendon v. Caulfield Gr.
Old Ivanhoe v . WerribeeYarra Valley v. Old Trinity
Under-19 (2) BlueMonash Blues v. De La Salle (2)Oakleigh v . South Melbourne DistrictsOld Xaverians (2) v . Glen Eira - at vier
College, KewAJAX v . Mentone Amateurs
St . Kevins (2) v. MHSOB - TB A
Under-19 ( 2) RedAquinas has the byeOld Paradians v. University BlacksBulleen-Templestowe v. Therry Penola
Ivanhoe Fitzroy v . Old Camberwell - at Peterson
Oval, Pdth. Fitzroy
North Old Boys v . Rupertswoo d
Club XVIII (1 )Old Scotch v . De La SalleBrunswick v. Prahran AmateursMazenod v . Therry Penol aOld Xaverians v. Old BrightonSt . Kevins v. Old Melburnians - TBA
Club XVIH (2 )Marcellin v . University BlacksOld Trinity v . WhitefriarsMonsh Blues v . Old GeelongOld Ivanhoe v. Collegian sOld Essendon v . St. Leos Emmaus
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;1`ION 3What a big week it has been in FOOTBALL! Two hugeupsets with the reigning premiers going down to De Laand the all-conquering Old Brighton team smashing arival final's contender in Old Se.otch . St. Bernard'skeep on belting every team they come up against andUni Blues might have turned the corner after theirteam performance . It was a,ry c en performanceuntil the main break with t hot " ig a 4ptlead. But the 3rd quarter saw goalless andOld Brighton slam on 7 goals in the last to win by55pts. vs absolutely thrashed the Lions withMcDonnell booting 14g fed by Dale James and 'Skunk'Thomas dominating across the back line. For theLions, Skurrey, Vial and Krotiris were best . CoachBrown must have done something special down thereat East Malvern, for he produced the upset of the roundby'editing SKOBS down to size by l2pts . Bonnici andKrezel were everywhere and for SKOBS the best wereMcLay & Anderson. St. Bernard's produced another100+pt winning margin against the awestruck,darceffin team . Marcellin kept in touch until 1/2time, but being goalless after the break cost dearly.Mazenod led O.M.'s until 1/2 time, but their 3rdquarter cost them dearly also (4g-lg hurts). Maskellwas great up forward . For O .M .'s Horgan with 6g, Ryan& Smith were best. Uni Blues provided their first 'team'effort against the young Beaurnaris side with Briggsdominating at CHF and Brooke on the ball .S ON 2Three blowouts and a couple of classic matches sawthe Section (2) ladder remain virtually unchanged afterround five . Wen-flice Amateurs maintained top spotafter a 98-point win over struggling Old Hallebury .The unbeaten Bees led by just 17 points at the longbreak but booted 17 goals to three in the second half.Werribee was well served by J.Russo and Walsh, whobooted seven and six goals respectiv , while A .Russowas best on groimd . Waxman and Hanlon battledmanfully for Old Hailebury. 0 : also kept itsunbeaten record in tact after thrashing xarra Valley by91 points. Yarra Valley had occupied fifth place goinginto round five but was certainly given a lesson on whatit takes to be a top side . Werribee and Old Ivanhoe nowsit two games clear at the top of the table after OldTrinity suffered their second loss of the season, whenbeaten by Old Essendon by six points in a thrillingencounter. Wilson booted three goals and Flaherty twofor the winners, while Oblivbek and Ryan wereoutstanding contributors . Christopherson booted twogoals and was best for Old Trinity . The victorypropelled Old Essendon back into the five . Caulfield
,_Grammarcontinue tohold downfourth spot, ~ - _despite a four-point loss to C Down by 16 pciiits at the finalchange, Ormond stormed home with six goals in thelast quarter. WaN -ard kicking cost Caulfield dearly.Wilson booted five goals and was best for Ormond, who,A-~re also well served by Martinov and Goon an . Bruhnk C ed three goals for Caulfield, while Fagan and
ie were others to stand out . In the final match ,scored their second big win in a row,
g bottom of the table Whitefriars by 11 7points. Cantlon was on fire up forward for the winnerswith six goals, while Battams, Burggraaff and Probvnall booted four. Warren-Smith, Tobin and Ventura werethe best for Whitefriars. St Leos had the bve.S €3N (2) BLUE
This week saw MHSOB come down from Section 2 intoBlue Section and found some tough opposition in Old
vs . After leading most of the day. MHSOB were only9pts down at the final break and a first up win lookedlikely. But boys, you need to run the game out! Xavsshowed what is needed with a 6g last term . Mentoneagain showed their class by finally pushing away fromthe Blues after a spirited lst half performance . TheBlues through Grace, Buckingham & Nind wereplaying well but after the main break Mentone throughMeyer (Ruck), Rickards & McLeod were too good .Oakleigh produced a'blitzk-rieg in the opening termwith the Krushers booting 9g to 2g . The Packer Boysnever recovered, as O eigh kept pounding the goalsto win by 11 Opts . Orchard outstanding with 9g, as wasGeorgiadis around the ground. South Melbournewins by 83pts against 4th placed Be La and jump intothe four for the lst time. Cheevers boots lOg in hisreturn to U19 football; sounds ominous doesn't it?Look out because this team is enjoying playing footballagain . Ajax's running game was far too accomplishedfor this undermanned St. Kevin's team. Best for theJackers were Blieden, Glezer and Pask .S ON (2) RED
All four matches were one-sided affairs, with the top ofthe table clash between Old Paradians and Then-YPenola all over at quarter time, after Therry bootedeight goals to nil in the first term . Therry now sit at thetop of the table, while Old Paradians, who occupied topspot going into the round, crashed out of the four.Palazzolo was on fire up forward with seven goals forthe v.rirmers, Caliegari also on target with five, whileCarroll and O'Connell were outstanding contributors .Lyons and McMahon battled hard for Old Paradians .
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,:orth Old Boys shot up to second position aftermauling Ivanhoe-Fitzroy by 136 points . tvTOBs bootedI r, goals in the first half and 15 in the second, in what
~~.: s a sensational effort. Dean booted seven goals forthe winners, while Mullins and McCellan both chippedin with five . Healy, Dowset and Robertson were best forIvanhoe-Fitzroy. Heath booted 10 goals, while Neville,Elliott and Kosta were brilliant, as Ru
match of the round, De La face Mannis' rampaging
thrashed Bulleen Templestowe by 127 points .BuIleen could manage just three goals after quartertime, while Rupertswood piled on 21 . Stella, P.Toskaand O'Donnell battled hard for BuIleen . Uni Blackss ored the biggest win of the round as they held;~c.uina goalless, while vrinning by 213 poiuts. Hannabooted seven goals to take the lead on the goalkickingtable, while Santamaria also booted seven . Ross,Corbett and Sale were brilliant for the Blacks, whileAquinas was well served by Stone and Boland . OldCamberwell had the bye .
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T :ie Lions don't get a let up this week when they meetOld Scotch at home . Coach Donovan will be in, nomood for excuses and will demand a much-improvedc ;iort from his players . Old Scotch by 88pts . In the
back-in-town' vs team . But Coach Brown has histeam playing champagne football . What a match! I'mnot sure whom to pick, but I guess. . . . . . . . Coach Mertonknows his team has what it takes if they play fourquarters of football . So many times they havecompeted well but then fallen away. Agains tthey cannot afford to do this. SKOBS to win! This..,: ung Besurnaris team has a real go and are very1 ; .rsistent . Unfortunately, they will face Top-of-the-Table St . Bernard's who will still be there after thisweek. Old Brighton under new Coach Berry willcontinue on their merry winning way against O.K's at
South Rd. After having played the top 4 sides in theopening 5 rounds they are placed beautifully to jumpinto the top 5 . Finally, Mazenod face Uni Blues whohave turned the corner and are now playing as a team .Tip - control Maskell and you win . Note: Xavs by14pts.
S~sC'TION (2)The pick of the matches in round six sees third placedOld Trinity play host to second placed Old i oe.The Hoes are unbeaten at this stage, but Old Trinitywill be fired up after their narrow loss last week . Formto date suggests Old Ivanhoe will narrowly take thepoints. Old Essendon make the long trek over theWestgate to tackle top of the table . . . , in whatshapes as another entertaining battle . With the Russoboys on fire up forsvard, the Bees will stretch theirunbeaten run to six matches . Caulfield Grammarianshost Old Hailebury and the home side should be far" ;o strong, despite its upset loss to Ormond last week .7 ~ sh from a massive victory over Whitefriars ,
s travel to Yarra Valley, the home sidestill reeling er its thumping at the hands of Old
Ivanhoe. Yarra Valley will be much more competitivethis week but Rovers should prevail. St Leos hostOrmond, with the visitors now on a two-matchwinning streak. Ormond will take it right up to thehome side, but St Leos should be too strong.Whitefriars have the bye.SECTION (2) BLUEMonash Blues will want to stay in touch with the fourwhen they travel down to Mackie Reserve to play GlenDi€ . The Blues will prove too strong for CoachHoward's Packer Boys. BeLa host Oaldelgh at DarlingPark in a match I believe will go down to the wire .Oaldeigh are now chock full of confidence and if theycan get the same returns from Orchard and Georgiadisthey could win, just . Back-in-Town Swans will .continue with their goal-kicking spree with anotherpercentage boosting win against St . Kevin's. Thematch of the round sees Mentone host Old vs ; thisgame will be close but the home team should win .Finally play Ajax. This should be another goodtest, but ~i- sh~uld win.S
Old ; have - : chance to return to the topfour when they tackle . __s, while the match of the
round will be in Parkville, .vith sixth placed Uni Blackshosting second placed A011s. Both sides were inslashing form last week but the Blacks at home shouldtake the points. Fresh from a week off, OldCamberwell host Bulleen T Isl towe, the visitorshaving suffered a huge loss to Rupertswood in the last
round . Old Camberwell should continue its solid form
and record a comfortable victory. After scoring a hugewin last week, Fa - " host Ivanhoe-Fitzroy,who have struggled against the top sides in recent
weeks . Rupertsw,'c a .vill be far too strong. Top of thetable the bye.
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Itx:: : aits of Tribunal 'r_`arings - ;,_ay 22nd, 2001
Glenn Hatfield, Old Trinity . Striking, 4 matches .Richard Frisina, Marcellir. . Striking, 2 matches.Rodney Kamphuis, Monash Blues. Striking, 2matches .From match played May 12th .*Michael Voskersensky, Marcellin (Under-19).Striking, 2 matches .
*Accepted Prescribed PenaltyResults of Investigation Hearings May 22nd, 2001University Blacks and Banyule charged with a meleein their reserves match played on Saturday May 12that Melbourne University .Both clubs accepted the prescribed penalty of $100 .
First offence for both clubs over the last 3 year period).
Prahran AFC lodged a formal complaint alleging thatduring the second quarter AJAX player no . 14 YaronRapoport allegedly kneed Prahran player no. 25 Tony
Free to the head and the body .
Charge sustained and player Rapoport suspended for2 matches .
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PREVIEW:DIVISION 1 :Old Scotch travel across town for their clash withTherry at the John Pascoe Fawkner Reserve . Afterconsecutive losses Therry captain Mick O'Kearney willbe keen to see his side put in a four quarter effort . OldScotch's form has been good however and they shouldtake the points .De La Salle should be too strong for Brunswick at BasilSt De La's defence with Shane Rudd and BomberJennings has held form this year and should withstandBrunswick's hard tackling today.St Kevin's coach Anthony Morgan will be desperate forhis charges to bounce back after their disappointing lossto Old Xaverians. Prahran at Malvern will be tough butI select St Kevins in a close one.Mazenod travel to the Beach Road Oval for the bottomof the ladder clash with Old Brighton . Mazenod to winin a tight struggle .Match of the day is the Grand Final Replay between OldMelburnians and Old Xaverlans . David King'sCrocodiles have regained the services of PremiershipStars : O'Sullivan, Landrigan and Hardwick and theirform has improved. OM's will wish to atone for last yearsdisappointment but I select Xaverians to win .DIVISION 2 :Marcell in have hit form and coach Mark O'Sullivan willwish to make it 3 wins on the trot when they clash withOld Geelong . Marcellin to win after a tense contest .University Blacks take on the young Old Trinity sideat the University Sports Oval . The Blacks have foundtheir feet in club 18 after a slow start and will win again .
This Sat : May 26 Mazencki v Old Trinity
This Sun : May 27 No matches
Next Sat : June 2 Be La Salle v Old Melburnians
Next Sun : June 3 St . Kevins v St. Bernards(019) - TBCVAFA (C-D4) v WAAFL
June 9 No Matche sJune 10 VAFA v SAAFL (Senior )
VAFA (U 19) v NSW-ACT (U 18)
June 16 St. Kevins v Old Trinity
June 17 FIDA
June 23 Elsternwick v Hawthorn (D3)June 24 Old Trinity v Old Scotch
FINES - Round 5Late score sFirst offence ($5) ; second offence ($25) ;
third offence ($50) ; fourth offence ($100) ;
each subsequent offence ($100) .
Reserves/C1 8 Seniors/U19failure to phone failure to providescores by 2 .30pm final scores by 5pmMt. Lilydale (R) Mt . Lilydale (S)
Marcellin (C) Mazenod (U)Whitefriars (C) Old Paradians (U)
Incorrect scores phoned - Rd4Yarra Valley (S), Oakleigh (S), De La Salle (1)(U), St . Kevins (2) (U )
Old Essendon do battle against the winless Whit .Essendon's form has been erratic but did put up a goodshowing against Old Ivanhoe last week . VJhitefriarsRuckman John Bonnyman has been a tower of strengthall year. OE to win provided all their players make thejourney to the leafy eastern suburbs .Collegians are at home to Monash Blues in the Division
2 Match of the Day. The Lions suffered their first setback
for the season last round and coach David Lumley willbe plotting a revival against the students. Collegians to
take the points in what should be an entertaining affair .
David Super's Old Ivanhoe take on St Leo's at '. .`Park. McDonald has been a star for St. Leo's up forward,however I expect the Hoe's strength and experience to
turn the match their way.
VAFA F"jA- I I LISTS 2001D1 RESERVE P W L D For Agst % ... PtsUNIVERSITY BLACKS 5 5 0 0 467 167 279.64 20OLD C82+213 ERWELL 5 5 0 0 495 279 177.42 20
D3 RESERVE P W L D For Agst % PtsFII'ZROY REDS 5 5 0 0 437 186 234 .95 20ST JOHNS O C 5 5 0 0 431 198 217 .68 20BE' N IZEIGH AFC 5 3 2 0 419 301 139 .20 12
