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MR CONSISTENCYIts a funny thing. When Brett O'Farrell played league footballhe couldn't shake the ghosts of the medical room, runninginto more injuries than a bung-eyed boxer and watching hisgame suffer as a consequence. The big man had no luck. Hewas delisted at the end of the year, and there was a sad ringto the parting. O'Farrell, a Prahran under-18 player who wastaken by Sydney in the draft, had been earmarked for bigthings at Glenferrie Oval . But O'Farrell, hands tied because ofreoccurring ailments, never delivered on his massive promise .Never had the fitness to do so .

The funny thing is that O'Farrell . now 25, has been as reliable

as a grandfather's clock in our competition this year .

Opposition coaches have conceded it is one mighty job to findthe right man to silence him . And it doesri t help that he

spends equal measures of time in the ruck and in the forwardline. It is a rare week that he doesn't figure as one of theleading goalkickers for Old Haileybury, or, for that matter, is

listed in the best players.

O'Farrell is thriving at his old school . There was a fair bit oftalk about when he left the AFL, with rumours linking him to

every second suburban club. But to O'Farrell, now a Channel

Seven sports reporter, it was a simple choice . The fact that he

now manages to string together games rather than quarters isa bonus. "Once I finished at the top level I just wanted to getback and play with my mates, get the enjoyment back infooty," O'Farrell says . "I sort of lost it a bit and I've just foundit again, playing with my mates .

"I couldn't get on the field, which got a bit annoying, but I'verun into bit of luck now, putting some games together .

"It's a great comp, I mean it's high standard. But it alwaystakes a while getting used to, the difference of the speed of thegame and that sort of thing . "There's not that muchdifference, to be honest . I suppose the higher you go it's thespeed of the game. The actual skills are the same - obviouslyif you train 9am to 5pm like the top clubs do there going tobe a little bit better - but the main difference is the speed ofthe game . "Even the difference between B grade and A grade- the speed's gone up again this year."

TODAYWe trust there is a sense of relief among the University Blues ,who cracked their first win for the year against Old Trinitylast weekend . DeCrispigny delighted with seven goals. half ofhis side's total. But the Blues have been handed scant time tocelebrate : they now face reigning champion St Bernards andwill need to lift further to be in with a sniff. The Beratespulverised St Kevins with a surprisingly comfortable win lastweek and will be unbackable despite playing away . OldHaileybury was chuffed after beating Old Melburnians in arematch of last vear's Grand Final at Junction Oval, and

tenacious Adam Flovdfinished with five goalsafter a fine day. Nippyhackman ScottGoldsworthy was theman of the match .

Old Haileybury is up against Old Trinity today and on formit is impossible to have Old Trinity . Old bielburnians and OldScotch are both seeking to expand on their win columns a- ..close losses to top-liners . Old Scotch spearhead Lu'Hawkins is in super form and will take minding. Match of tt,round . St Kevins . beaten like a drum by the Bernies, pla ;:the formidable Old Xaverlans in this week's game at VA',;headquarters . The Kevs have shown enough this year towarrant supporters bringing a few crumbs of hope to thegame, but the Xavs deserve massive favouritism after anothertop display from Damien Orlando . And Old Ivanhoecontinues its search for those elusive first pennant poin

t againstMarce llin to finish the round . They may need anothe rweek or so to find them . Old Ivanhoe was blown away in thelast 10 minutes against the Xavs after being competitive for

most of the game. The usual suspects - John Stevens tried hisheart out and was everywhere, Toovey in the forward line andWeddle in the ruck - did their bit but the gun is pointed to thismob's head . What's worse. Marcellin's forward line is white•hot, with Peter Spence, Darryl Mason and captain AndrewTreganowan slotting 16 between them last week.

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ard W . Met;ta i

ee, Players and supporters of the

F.C, are deeply saddened by the loss o f-, committeman and in recent years ,

>o :er of the Bloods, Richard Dic k ie'

1 following a long illness. Dickie will

Lmissed and rememberedw ith gr eIs by all who have had the pleasur e

o. him during his 40 year associatio nO .H .A ._ .C Our d , nest mpathy

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s s last;k . Scott first played with the7, and plaYs in key position roles at -o _

I d . A member of the 2001 Reserves premie, i-up Reserves B & F winner in 1999, uv

a,he family tradition at OH with brother Roha

father Ivan a member of the Comm"tP°- rr'°

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gt ie for the Club last So I

in 1996 straight from school au bs- in the Senior side . A Club B&I win

as a member of our 1999 Premiership t

nJury over the last two seasons, he has r'this season as is slowly returning to his

1n is a leader and true Clubman."

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s 2C. ., .:a game for the club against Ol dilolBig Sexy/Big Rico, Miles has 1~~~~~ a

m -rJant of the club since starting in 1 1 b0 .

in a reserves premiership side in 1993 an d

,tg the club in the 1999 and 2002 reserve grand1999 Miles overcame an early season broken le g

and play a significant role in the club's progres s

senior and reserve grand finals. Well done LFih

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THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2003

St B .- nards v Old HaileyburyOld Trinity v Old MelburniansOld Xaverian s v University BluesM arcellin v St Kevins at 6p

Old Scotch v Old Ivanho e

B L- .; TIONHampton Rovers v Old Essendon OrBe La Salle v 4§'hitefriar sNorth Old Boys v Old ParadiansSt Bee, ~s a1ent Tig v Mazenod 0 CMHSOB v Old Brighto n

Ther r ola OB v Old CamberwellSt Leos ; :imaus WP v BeaumarisGlen Eira v PrahranCaulfield Or v OrmondCollegians v Mentone Vulture s

- .u--ra : all : O B v BanvuleAquin s 0 C v AJAXUnive .s: Blacks v Old MentoniansBulleen Ternplestowe v Ivanhoe AssumptionSalesian 0 C v Monash Blue s

D2 SECTIONWest Brunswick v Fitzroy RedsOld Carey v La Trobe UniOld Geelong v BentleighWilliamstown CYMS v OakleighPeninsula 0 B v Hawthorn Amateurs

Elsterr > 'nbl -is Uni a`- IA rWerribee, aate- -s v KewSyndal Tal`, -__o v wlonash GryphonsSouth lvielb Districts v RupertstivoodSt Johns 0 C v Power House

D4 SECTIONBulleen Cobras v Brunswick PowerSt Marys v Richmond CentralEltham Collegians v Box Hill NorthOld Westbourne v UHS-VUAlbert Park - by eNorth Brun. c : : v?vlt Lilydal e

St Kevins s otchOld Br ~i:ield GrOld "ti . Cni xsity Blu ( s -~-

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within 3 its di, ig the third it then they stTi s 1 ~d 10 , ne next ? 1 goals to come a

good u-in . Paul Wintle's move to the ruck s~ n' ,Sammy Hecker good across half back aid d agood one, Heath Taylor with - ;d S ,a andAsh Hogan were both also _xl. and a, me nameof Michael "Bra n" carinjury riddled t o thesandy soils of Pa '~- tailsbetween their l ;s. from start

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and claibut fell an due

exerted th n he iines by U .and an in n m to his tearn<

added dash, Andre-VI "acGil° y kicked 7 Tob yin the ruck . C-, ' s hard to find for IOB S

but J.-it Cassell, Travis Brown, and Tyrone Sheehan c ttle d

hard .

Round 6, a third of the s throt i and s

but this little scribe much as he would liker his old club, just cannot tip them today .need some luck go out to Waverley to mee t7th confidence after a couple of good wins.

ing in a positive vein as they feel t hawer than last week, they have reassesse d

d look forward to returning to the ivinnin ga couple of injuries may not help their

t just that bit tougher for them today .is and with Steinfort with another game under his

r nod will get over the line in what could be th e

f the Round .is a tricky proposition even for the home sidemake the short trek down there for the first

nistory. It should be an interesting encounter, therld pretty happy with their form at the moment ,

:s after a shocker in Round 1 have been pre v

tce. Russeell Barnes and Brad Berry have a bit of anhere as they have an intimate knawledge of the Ol d

o the match ups will be interesting to see .a O'Neill is no stranger to the Tigers players eitne r

of copping another 1 match suspension from ach I have to be consistent with my thinking this

and will stick with a home side to record yet aaothAt

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is. Holder of the c,ub record for the mos t>pe or has been BOG in a home match, he iso miss an opportunity for a goal, even from th e

we look forward to seeing many more gam sie ~ ming seasons . Also we would like t o

to Sam Alexander on reaching hisnd. Having started in the 19's in 99 ,

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I have been watching a variety of VAFA gan. ::

the past month from D4 to A Section . Now th:

an impartial observer, I have been able to sit bcand just enjoy the game, and some of them hs

been just great games to watch . There is som e

that really appeals to me about V,-zFA footy. T: _

genuine passion of each club ; the good-natured

barracking, often very humorous and clever ;

occasionally a self-appointed expert in the crowdmaking an idiot out of himself; and fortunately, on

much rarer occasions, some abusive, bordering onobscene language. The last part is unnecessary andnot to be encouraged but is part of the kaleidoscopethat makes up the crowd at any amateur game on

any weekend all over Melbourne .

Being a former coach of many years, I find Iinevitably watch a game through the eyes of a coach.

I have looked closely at some of the tactics andstrategies that coaching panels employ in amateurgames . The most puzzling question that crosses my

mind as I watch is : Why do VAFA teams try to use a

Defensive Zone on kick-ins ?

I am at loss to try to understand the motive behindthis very common strategy? Yet I find the majority of

tear- e .- --~ :- it, and have been doing so for thepast 7- 00 ye : ~ . I am sure most coaches would beevaluating le effectiveness of this strategy butunless I am missing something, not one game I haveseen this year has resulted in a consistent positivereturn for the zoning team .

In fact, quite the opposite is true . Teams areregularly surrendering the next possession to the

team with the football . Therefore, instead of havingto kick out into play from the goal square,kicking side consistently have the next kick fsome spot further into play . It all depends on ht

and t'se ' 'c'r i- as à how far into play thatncleapo: : . sion is . who? Surely VAFA coaches are

to merely imitate AFL coaches

training whether a particula r

) the abilities of VAFA players andtee s of the VAFA game .

Coach for 24 of the past 3 0aanlv in the VAFA . H eOrmond, De La Salle and

~centiv At Kevins . He wasnior Representativ e

a;oach iur 3'<<ears . He coachedOrmo ' to 5 A Sectionpremierships from 1585 to 1990 .

THE AMNI-EUR FOOTBALLER 200 '

-ea! -.y is, (like it or not) VAFA teams do not

at do they have the team discipline and self'inc across the board that is demanded of AFL

can. C eriighten me? What is its real

at t cause of the ~ .̀`fec ess of the zone bu t

~ the aerobic capacitv across the board for th e14 players required to efficiently zone an area

ake it very hard for the kicker to find a target .

to purely focus on patrolling their ownzones . The effectiveness of the zone

d{ is immediately broken when just ONE playe rhis area. Just one free running playe r

becc i obvious target to the kicker. Then the

on!-- . stands between a successful transferof the is the ability of the kicker to hit a target .

So d- e d a clear possession is conceded bythe sl 'ènsive team who should be intent

on 1_ , t1 as close to their goals as they

value?

Like so - s and strategies that have made

their , ., football, the drive for this

particul : con-,s from players and coaches

watching :per-saturation of AFL games thatpenetrate c >un e rooms . Players, (mainly) think,

well if AFL s do it, we should do it. Coaches cave

in to insist .:-__ player demands , "to keep the natives

happyY' and here we have the creation of a strategythat is beyond the capabilities of most, if not all,VAF;? teams to execute properly . To ma it even

more mystifying, 1 believe if a close s! isconducted by individual clubs over 5-6 ~ > >ywould find, almost invariably, that they lose e next

possession many more than they win . A . .d, if they. are being really honest in their analysis, th e

of the possessions 'i achieve by zonin g

; product of a poor ' 'ck to what was an

am " : 1 u

3 a big

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money equalsnal, no°•ials ama-t ~s this;r .. th e

wee n,nal and ama-)allers? Is a

professional justs : he receives

:ur just because:s not?

:re the criteria:re are profes-and amateurs,`ve of mone-

sr ations.

se- son, for six

to miss the point.The MacquarieDictionary define samateur as rnnot in receip' rfor efforts, but also asone who cultivates anactivity for personalpleasure instead of forgain . The OxfordDictionary describesan amateur as aperson who is fond ofsomething .

These are more aptdescriptions of thesenior list players atMHSOB . I regardthem as rc ; rssiona !

, I have had theare of team man-senior list foot-

rs : MHSO Bis my last fo r- ?003 due to

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A r,--i' ;:olc la: _ quarter comeback ft, ~

away at the lead and went into the main break up by

, :lsured " it t! are still the o3 1. undefeate side inC Grade after Old Camberwell gave tl .-, a==ias ., . . u

scare . The Animals and the Fields maintained theirposition in division 1, while Mentone Vultures &Therry Penola jumped out of division 2 to pressclaims to join the ladder leaders .

REVIEW

The °Bertocchi" match of the round looked a non-event at quarter time evith ' - • - > jumping ~erv'smen booting five unanswered als . The Fields thenwent about their business and started to slowly chip

the solitary . The °six pack' tightened the screwsthereafter and with the help of midfielders Nick Fallu?s Mark Frater, the Fields managed an impressive 42point win a=~ a= from home. James Young was a solid4 qtr perform, ior Collegians .

Tim Lan ° close one out at Shark Park after

Old C bl • a huge opportunity to knock

off the favourites. In an amazing game, theboundar, umpires were calling for oxygen afterretrieving the footy 20 times from behind the goals in

the second qtr . The fat lady was then seen singing inthe distance at orange time, as OC booted 9 goals to2 in the third auarter. But a stirring third qtr speechfrom coach Brett Merchant, the large Shark crowdand a depleted OC bench saw' the game change in thelast qtr . The margin of 42 points was not enough asthe Sharks scored the deciding goal in the lastminute of the game . Teasdale i~ Talbot were

instrumental r -ks helping their side collectthe points while drew Durling was on fire in theruck and booted 4 in a great performance for theWells .

Connoll-; belie -side is in re i€ eachwe_- and 'th i at hBlack finding his spotin the ru-t-, the Mond sare hoping to break the duck so( a .

Th cemented their spot in division 1tat tr cc rol in the second half. Steve Bucl' :

150th set up many for -t sts from half

and ;vas ably served by a trebs, as the

Bli didn't have enough answers to stop the 77poi- thrashing .

The 'Brut 33" match of the round is c : Camber

way . . ith the unlucky C3C's at I-ior, : t oAfter losing one that should have been won thewill be keen to claim another 4 points from an +

Ti ,_,__ are af-:n at Shark Park and ag :>n u p

potential fit di u

The 'f )re at desperate su'_e s

dropping tl' ast 1, come up against a t-

Therry . This ¢ht just be the week fo rplay a tear v a seem to play a lot bethan the other side of the Yarra.

against a pc ~ntial top 4cr. The scare last week mayh, ° s , „n a bit and 1,..a' .° them

uf t o

P>n.o ' er co~ :ie from behind victory was recorded by 3

out - nacker Reserve . A 32 poin td' 1e s not enough to s' >p ' he poten t

coach T-ny rgec ,e cr,Shane emj. The s , 'race

in control le I5,• I , itone

midireld of ehael ' 2, D .or, to get ontop , res ' ing the supply to th € -wards

who cot only man a -,e one point in t t .xter.

'I'h€ had another sniff of victor- at 3qtr time

out Oz Park, finding themselves in front by thebarest of ii-gins . Therry _ steadied however and did

do, . ~cord a 31 oint à . '''riar

Cat' ~Id r'C auieli ' - ,n 0Beaumaris lc " s 0St Leos Emmaus WP E :! 1- 71 0

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is worth 8 points it is at Gunn Reserve

-mond take on the Baints . A huge buil dcted at the Monds, as they try to open theirunt while the Saints are trying to find som e

ing space above the dotted line . I think todayjust be the day for Ormond who will tighten theon their opponents .

, overrated Mentone clash with the Fields i nIher bottler to round off the weekend . Th e

i, tTres are finally starting to see some reward for;, efforts after some- very competitiv e

.°nces. This will be a tough road trip fo rn but they have enough top guns in the

room to get them over the line .

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O ;f :ond - congratulated Anthony Grace for playing2Gp ~_ r.. s for his club last Saturday . Anthony began

,ii1 : the Under 19's in '89, the Reserves in '90 andsince '91, has been a "first picked' in Senior side . Hehas missed many games through injury but now fullyit, Anthony hopes to complete the year successfully atfull fonvard. Anthony has been a magnificent player forOrmond with his strong marking and goal scoring2rowess a delight to witness . His leadership andnfluence has also been an indispensable part ofknthony's makeup both on the field and around the

club. Well done for this most significant milestonefrom all at Ormond . (Well done Oof super effort - Bear)

Old Camberwell - congratulates Travis Hardman whoplr, ed his 100tfi game against Beaumaris . Travisj iried the club, with our U19 team, in 1994 from CGS .

mg the club in '99 for a possible spot at thelney Olympics, he returned in '02 to a club

premiership . Well done Travis . Also congratulations to

Jon Gan on playing his 100th game for the club . Jonfirst played for the club in '89 so this milestone hasbeen a long time coming . Jon was a member of ourfirst reserve team to play in a final's match & also ourreserves premiership team in '98. Well done .

St. Leos Emmaus - congratulates Steven Buckleon reaching 15 0 games in Rd5 . Bucky started in theU19's in '94 and has won the U19 B&-F in '95, the CSection B&F in '99 as well as the senior B&F in the 02Premiership year. The cheeky Animal has been a VAFAstate representative since 2000. Well done Bucky, yourdisciplined lifestyle has reaped great rewards . AlsoTimothy "Twinks" Tribe reached 50 games in RdS . Adedicated footballer who is establishing himself in theseniors with his fitness and fearless play . Keep up theliquids "Twinks "

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C SECTION

Prahran v Therry Penola OB

Old Camberwell v St Leos Emmaus WP

Beaumaris v Collegians

Ormond v Glen Eira

Mentone Vultures v Caulfield Or

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0-1 : 0- : !) 2 .5 4.6 9.9 10.11(71)

lnerty Penula: C Bannister 7. Castaklt . O'Connor. Goodwin 2. Gorman. R

Bannister 1 . Best: Edvards . C Bannister. Elliott. Henderson, Farotdi .

Gorman Ormond : Robbins, Arnold, Miller 2 . Grace . Na}ior, James. Black I .

Best: Black, Arnold. Robbins, Miller, De Ledio, Keleher Umpires : D Amarant

A Rhodes (Riddell) (F) B Corcoran B Share (B) P McKay D Baulch (both

Riddell ) (G)i . 405 4.5 7.7 12.10 21 .13(139)

1 .3 3.4 6.5 9.8)62)

Less - Vaughan 3. P.McGloin 3 . Buckle 3. N.Hodder 2 . Donovan 2.

illard 2. Mitchell. Tribe. Bird. Carse, Burgess, Ronciu . Best - Buckle,

. Bird. Brovm. Krebs, Curse . Prahma - Beer 2, Ballard 2. Quick.

, SicCuddm. St Clair, Kelly. Best - Ballard, GeIlie, Harriers. Mair.

Gartland. Rhodes. Umpires: G Skandakumar D Irons (F)

BLA S 5.4 10.7 12.11 1938(132)

OLD CAMBERWELL 4 .4 10.6 19.11 20.11(131)

F'eaumarLs : Brother 6, Atkins M 2, Gillespie 2, Rawlins 2 . Pitts 2 . Buller,

Boon, Catlin . Teasdale . Talbot. Best : Teasdale, Talbot, Ensor, Boon. Gillespie,

Brunner Old Camberwelk Tempone P 5, Dueling 4, Horgan 3 . Cadzow, 3,

Langford 2 . Howard. 447lltehead. Hardenburg . Best: Not received Umpires : A

Hoogzndpk A Conquest (F) G Kennedy (B) G Clancy P Maddocks (G )

GLEN EIRA 7.3 10.4 15.6 15.7(97)

RSEId'POIVEVULTUPtES 1 .6 5.9 9.10 15 .13(103)

Glen ELa: Dorian 3 Taranto 3 M .Dimachkt 2 Astapenko Clements

S.Diamond Shellard Best: Astapenko Clements Gordan Massie Lambe Hall

Pdeatone Vultures: MacGeorge 6 Rowley 3 Little T.Barr C .Sullh,an Mick

Sullivan Matt Sullivan O'Meara Best Meyer C .Stdiivan Gallagher Little

Umpires- J Lipson L Katz (F) A Davidson T Davidson (B )

COLLEGIANS 5.3 5.4 8.7 8.8(56)

CAULFIELD GRAMMAR 0 .1 5.5 9.8 14.14(98)

Calf : Dixon 4 . Couch 2 . Taft. Shinkileld . Best: Young. C. Hotst . Dixon.

B. Hoist, Woollev, Hosking. Caulfield Grammar Bruhn 4. Hall 3. Foley

Will. Baxter, FaIlu . Pennycutek . Best : Hall . Bndm. Prater. Fallu. Craven,

Vella Um : J Heffernan K Mehiece (G) T CasuceID J Gregory (B) C Kaleta

C Shipley (G)C RESERYE

OLA 4.6 9.8 12.18 13.1 8{96)

2.1 5.2 8.3 11.6( 72)

Casey 2, Parson, Di Pasquale. Cleary. Metz 1 . Best : Parsons. Broadhurst.

who Grant, S Hollow, Reynolds 3, Vaina, Walker 2 . Best- Walker.

Re iokis . S Goodwln. Barron. Tsinarls, S Hollow Ormond : Bridges 3 . Lom.

Ramsay. Brown, Casey, Bridges

ST LEOS E. US 6.0 7.5 9.6 10.9(69)

PRAHTZAN 1 .2 3.2 3.3 7.6(48)

St Leos Emmaus - Nolan 3, Rose 2, Cznun. Fennell S.Manton, Ottobre

Zalakos . Best - Fennell. Rose, Prosser . Nolan . D.Pitcher. Aili.o . Pralvaa -

Decarteret 3. Campbell 2, Watford. Jackson . Best - Kennett, Jackson .

Tre4vaud. Morris, Ranrage.lValford.BEA IM 5 2.2 4.6 6.8 7.9(51)

OLD CAMBERWELL 1 .2 4.3 8.4 11.4(70)

Beaumarl .s: Kennedy 2, McNtcholas 2 . Nish. Travers. Vance. Best Hunt.

PresneIl, O'Brien A . MeNicholas. Kennedy, Rvan Old Camberwell: Francis

5. Marwood 2. Tempone R Seeley, Gan . Tipper. Best : Munro. Marwood,

Mara tts . Grant. Jellis . TipperGLEN ELRA 3.5 7.5 11.8 11.8(74)

ASEPvTOtdE VULTURES 0.2 3.2 6.4 7.5(47)

Glen Eira: Canana 3 Watt 3 Eade 2 A.Haines ? IBest: Diamond Zagame

Car4ana Wall S .Haines A .Haines Maritime Vultures : Waters 7 P.Emmett 2

Ogler 3 Noonan Liefhng Andrews Best : M .Walsh Waters Ogler D.Emmett

Smith AndrewsCOLLEGIANS 3.1 4.3 5.3 10.3(63)

CAUZFIELD GRAMMAR 2 .1 3.2 6.4 7.5(47)

Collegians: Hart 2 . Low 2, Lockett, Vial . Abbott. Muir, Skurrie . KeimeaIly .

Best: Muir, Robertson. Thomas . Turner, V'ial. Low. Caulfield Grammar. No

details received .

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2003 15

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Gibso nM . Pius (C)

4 : 1 . Matulick (DVC)5 .3 . Ensor (VC )6 A . Spence7 D. Foley8 M . O'Brien9 B . Cousins10 L. Buller11 M . Le e12 L. Healy13 C. Gourley14 T. Collins16 A. Quin17 L . Atkin s18 N . Kennedy19 M. Atkins20 N . Atkin s21 P. Sherman22 J. Hot, (VC)23 A. Catli n24 B . Gra y25 D . Te scale26 R . : k27 E . tes (DVC)28 J . ice29 C. in30 S . Hunt31 J . McGeogh32 B . Cairns33 S . May34 J . May35 N . Boctor36 R . Deaton37 R. Presnell

J. Gerrand40 R . Rawlins41 4 . Conla n- C'Brien

C . Collins45 J . Deluca46 M . Saxton48 W. Travers49 J . Bryce50 S . Lynch51 S . Cool s53 J . Windebanks54 A. Thompson55 S . McNicholas56 E. Leyde n57 H . McMillan58 S. Fitzgerald59 B. Griffiths60 C . Gionis62 A . Pratt64 M . Carry66 A . Conte67 B . Gillespie68 S . Doukas

Cc :ai :' .-, =nef; ;: Chris Dn

1 J. Foley2 B. Hal l3 C . Knight4 M. Liddell4 T. V ne n5 S . Kendall6 N . Craven7 J . Cowlishava3 R . Foote9 M. Frater10 A . Will (C)11 C. Deal12 D. Pearce13 A. Green14 S . Amiet15 A. Decker16 S . Sant17 G . Harrison18 B. Baxter19 T. Ayle n20 H . Vell a21 M. Pennycuick22 C . Mc Assay23 D . As h24 J. Dalsaood25 N . Dorman26 S .lldjaj'a27 J . Ryan28 J .Jacobs29 G. Erickson30 C. Fagan31 T Foster32 A. Lawson33 S . Fryers34 R. Langford35 S . Thompson36 B. Cunningham37 T. Messer38 J . Restarick39 A. Scene40 R . O'Neill41 B.Kuppe42 D . Synman43 A . Bruhn44 L . Schneider45 D . Scott46 B . Scot t47 S . Jenkinson48 N . Tassel[49 B . Gardner50 P. Delahaye51 T. Mc Donald52 A. Sinclair53 C.Jones54 T. Rvnberk55 C. Hooper56 S. Krien57 P. Farmer58 T. Kavouris59 A. Beach60 N . Fallu61 N . Bannon62 C . Sheppard63 G. Crathern64 G. Poulter65 N . Carrick71 M . Cass-,,76 M . Harrison

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6 S . W-7 D. Sur i7 J . Farie y8 C. Unsrrorth CAPT9 J . Fr y10 J . Lang11 B . MacKenzie12 N. Harrison V C13 N. Thomas14 D. Phillips15 L. Got' am16 A. Fletcher17 R . Hosking V C18 S. Taft19 N . Herman20 B. Couch21 C . Harris22 T. Skurrie23 C . Mallard24 B . Low25 R . Muir26 D. Vial27 A . ShinkBald28 D. Dowling29 A. Kenneally30 L. Moon31 N. Roach32 C. Blumneld33 B . Hoist34 J . Young35 R. Turner36 G . Cooper37 C . Hoist38 S. Taft39 N . Hart4041 N . Baxter42 N . Abbott4344 Y. Phillips45 N . Craig46 J . Round47 R . Sztar48 E . Watersn g5051 J .B. Sherlock5 25354 B. Woolhouse55 T. Cooke s56 B. Lumb5758 D . Smith606164 M. Gribble65 C . Safstrom666763697071727374

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1 M . Rya n2 N . Astapenko3 C . Massi s4 D. Cassa r5 A. Tsirogiannis6 J . Zagame7 S . Vamvakas8 M . Dimashk i9 G. Hayes-Dewar10 G . Richard s11 B. Clements12 B. King13 G . Brown14 M. Loughran15 Mime Dimachki16 Danny Race17 Declan Lambe18 R . Oldham19 K. Dimachki20 A. Diamond21 S . Haines22 S . Emmett23 S . Hessen2425 P. Khazaal26 P. Tsagllotis27 R . Gilmore28 L. Shellard29 R. Dimachki30 L. Pryd e31 T Abedine32 M . D'Zilva33 A. Sheerly34 L. Hal l35 S. Hollow36 B. Zurek37 P. Merrick38 M. Lewin3940 L . Doolan41 M . Merrick42 J . Serpanchy43 J . Gusman44 S . Diamond45 A .Caruana46 T. Evan s4748 J . Halliwell4 9505152 A. Haines535455 L . McGaw5657 S. Hall58596061 M . Tkoc z62 0 . Sheehan636465 M . Dimou66676869

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1 S.F ,2 0 agner3 - . G4 M . Hayes5 A.V4irte6 C. Stephens7 K. Gurtle r7 M . Cooper3 D . Perrin8 K. Littl e9 M. Meyer9 P. Emmett11 C . O'Meara12 M. Davies13 A. King14 M. Etcell15 Mick Sullivan16 P. Sullivan16 J . McCarthy17 C . Sullivan18 S . Sullivan19 C . Stewart20 M . Walsh21 A . Walsh22 S . Hamilton22 P. Murphy23 Matt Sullivan24 X . Smith25 G . Uptin26 A. Rock27 A. Gangi28 C . Johnston30 P. Dixo n30 N . Freeze31 M. Andrews32 N . Levert33 N . Wilkins34 D . Sheehan35 M . Johnstone36 C . Ogier37 T. Macgeorge38 S . Perrazo41 C . Rock42 T. Barr43 M . Barr45 C. Barr46 C. Blair47 J . Tully48 M ick. Walsh2 R. Bitiner50 R. Waterson51 D. Clarke52 K. McLeod53 D . Noonan54 D . Bray55 S. Rickards56 T. Sullivan57 D . Fraser58 J. Noonan59 G . Allan60 D . Fenech61 T Smith63 S . Waters64 S . Hesline65 T. Allinson67 M . Joyce68 A . Tresidder73 M . O'Meara

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6 "-L MATEUR FOOTBALLER 2003

~,c._ :: ~ : uarri .:~. . .: Frank Din, :- .. ..,u Idkc

C r Gary Dstso n

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17 J . c s

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1 D . Harciers2 M . Harvey3 D . Kelly4 P. Quick5 H . Pitts6 J . Killeen7 S . Pang8 I. Hun t9 A . Bunnett10 B . Hodgson11 A. Pitt s12 M . Beer13 C. McLean14 M . Evans15 8 . 116 A. R- s17 CBall'si juridge19 ^20 J .22? .,. ~23 J. J24 J. I` is25 L .} n26 T. ;. . .~ r27 W. rd28 . K . ' rd2 R( id3 1 D .32 D. d

1 P. Carse2 J. Header3 E . Mitchell4 A. Auliso5 S . Buckle6 J . Fennell7 A . Burgess8 S . Bird9 D . Lear10 B . Mitchell11 B . Carey12 T. McCann13 A . Krebs14 P. Pollard15 P. Carey16 A. Rose17 . D'Amelio18 Cann1 920 A. t ar d21 ° S )ndson22 ki23 T. B<24 D . B "25 A. Eicrienzie26 A. Prosser27 P. Levin s28 H . iles29 S. i arcy30 Co' e31 Co sotto32 - . C~m m33 L.T a s35 J_ °-9gg s36 S .37 Q3839404 243 B .44 A . t :45 S . R :h40 A .B. - i n47 M . t.lclnerny48 A. Daly49 D. Cox50 A . alpi

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1 Gorman P2 Mills A2 Goodwin T3 Bannister R4 Elliot M5 Sacco S7 Bannister S8 Hollow L9 Bannister C10 Vaina J11 O'Sullivan D12 Moran R13 Atkinson D s15 McMahon A16 Goodwin t.916 Clifton D17 O'Connor G18 Carter B19 GrantA20 Clarke J21 Henderson G21 RizzoJ - s22 Reynolds L25 Edwards P26 Lewis B27 Garoni ti27 Thornoson T29 Goodwin S31 Hallow S32 Sacco J36 Barron D37 Casta(di D38 "-nr.arrow FJ39 Boyle S40 r nni P

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17

'nterest the ;'t Si . : ; day w; ch c< ried a

. . See today' s-n which

rec : ies i : is The article meant to state

thaL Old riailc jury looked a c:.ance this year

to vmulate U : 31acks effort of playing off in a

grand final in B section (1973) then winning

an A section grand final the next year (1974) .

Unfortunately it went on to say Blacks won B

in 1973 and then A 7-- 197J .

- ~ the home

-e . Should he

,, ,i is called

upon . A -==o is for non-su,higher if the home team cannot supply

slightly less if the away team then cannot .

ive Squad fo r;atoh against

00 0

at Subis.ecs Sunday <Jua ; ! ,«iis match a curtain-raiser to the West Coast

Eagles v . Western Bulldogs AFL match .

Ben Jordan, Dan Jordan, Danny Byrne, TimSteve McKeon, Luke Turnball (St

Luke Hawkins, Josh Kitchen,Dennis, Stephen Hume (Oldark Browne, Glenn Cox, David

Johnson :e ), Matthew Hyde, Nick

Casboult f: _ Old Boys), AndrewRamsder, Line< n Reynolds, Andrew Cultrera

' _ ), Denver Ariz (°'yers), MacGillivray, Simon Lennc

( ), Murray Pitts , i,

Nigel Credlin (Old Oamberwu__), - uO'Connor, Matthieu Lucas, Mich: el

Giansiracusa (St Kev in s), Lachlan Ford,

Damian Orlando, Tim Ockelshaw, Adam

Chatfield (Old Xavea ians), Matthew Hicks

irnians), Adam Pawlik), Brett O'Farrell, Paul Corrigan ,

Corrigan, Jeremy Bourke (C)3dary), Carl Steinfort (M$zera®€i), Joh n

ens, Luke Lochran, Marcus Toovey ,

James Hope (Old Ivanhoe), Quentin Gleeson

( LT-versity Blue s) .

The notable non-inclusion is

Dinneen from Ma rcellin . Bernard a:

seriously hurt last Saturday and had surger}

on his pancreas and is unlikely to play agair

this year. Opposition and team-mates alikf

combine to wish this little dynamo all the ven_

best for a speedy and full recovery .

It was an emotional time atAssumption recently when their head tr: ' ze

called it quits . Les Beasley began his life as ;trainer on the South Morang ground in 1953He then spent 33 years at Fitzroy Footba ;Club going from head trainer with U 19s, thead trainer of the reserves and then h

e trainer at the club. He was trainer at the Roy

last game at Fremantle in 1996 . His last gamat Ivanhoe will clock up 1501 games he h a

an(' provided a

club :se ) III umpire

an o 2i; ~d C 18 umpire

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 20t

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-serious injunj will keep th1 ~_,1102ìundle ~,dallisi from taking on the WAi=L .

ed over ( he has run a diary on eve rygne). A chance reunion in the main

Ivanhoe with another Royboy Don

ocd brought him to Ivanhoeon in 1997 where he says he has

nd will miss it like all hell . At 76

with a very ill wife he has been

give it away . A very emotional Le s

1 o ight Rob a doctor's certificate to

was genuine . He actually gained hi sin Taikwondo at the age of 72 . Rare,es .

best to Les in his retirement and any

sted qualified trainers in the Ivanho eact Rob Pearce 0438 378 348 or

the hoes are keen for a

0 0of last veek's Ben Hogan Trivia

- Vinner - Clyde Clark ofwho correctly tipped Banyule ,

ad Kew. Question was "Name the 3ibs who combined to form th e

1 Under 19 team in the 1990s?" Mrdozen golf balls can be picked u p

sTEUR FOOTBALLER 2003

FTLOTG woul d

to draw readers 'attention to theBlood Bar .-

Challenge table o npage 56 and weencourage all club sall clubs tosupport onceagain this mostw o r t h w h i 1 eproject .

The ~ ''s ` : , sss~,~ ` Pofl_~! y helps produceclean football . We believe that the game should beplayed in a free flowing manner where the mostskilled or those able to team the better will prevail .We believe tactics that impede, obstruct, interferewith or invade others' personal space not betolerated and those who engage in these tacticsare reported for misconduct .

Many say the key to our successes is our strongAlcohol Policy . The VAFA Executive has alwaysfelt there is a strong link between unruly spectatorbehaviour and consumption of alcohol, hence thegreat rule prohibiting the consumption of alcoholbetween the start of games and the end of play forthe day .

As stated any club can request an investigationinto a matter that is believed to have been outsidethe laws of the game or has contributed to mentalor physical pain . Minor infractions will see theVAFA offer the choice of a minor fine should theoffender /offending club agree the offence waswrong, or alternatively offer the offender /offendingclub the opportunity of defending the allegationthrough the investigation process .

These, and many more situations . allow ourcompetition to operate in a safe environment, withmechanisms in place to deal with those who takeit on themselves to bring the game, their club andthemselves into disrepute .

1 9

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The BaasTara s- rs survived another 'get out ofjail' situation against the Hoes, with JamesKeem featuring again with the sealerfollowing a big 'specky' . In addition toKeemer, Chris Beal and Stuart Simpson alsostarred for Yarra. Brad Hall, Damon Wood, &Ben Joyce were the Hoes picks in an evenside .

The Bloods kept tl rs honest in aclose fought match, in,_:-cating the Bloodsaren't far off the pace . The Aquinas on-balltrio of Leigh Toomey, Brendan Redwood, andAl Bethune strove valiantly all day . MichaelBasile & Tony Bournon were strong up

forward for the Panthers, while Danny Carroll& Anthony Palmer provided drive round th eground .

The put in a big 2nd Hall at the Gary

Smorgan to win against the Bears, after a nip& tuck lst two terms . Travis Glourycontinued his good form for the Bears, wellsupported by Brad Willmore, Nick Taylor, andBIG Dave Williams . Jared Raleigh & AidenWollner were both in everything for AJAX,while Brett Duzenman also starred in his200th .

lac - s accuracy' sums up their loss toi__ in a defenders' game, with thevisitors going the better late in g4 . ChrisEvans stood out at HBF, as did other backs,Rob Mackie, and Luke Rawnsley. LukeCreamer and Paul Farrer performed prodigiesin defence for Monash ; Liam Hollowav wasquietly effective, and Scott Grace a BP' s

tmare at FP.

lost an arm wrestle at home to thewho powered away in the final 1 5

minutes . Chaddies HB line of John Nannes,Ivan Bobetic, and Damien Forer kept B-T atbay for most of the day . The Bullants had aterrific match from Bone in defence, plusBurridge and Robbie Williams did the job upthe sharp end .

7 : 'S Ci"__ . S

,n foniaar shYf~-ra Valley ---i; today's topm~ The Bushrangers pace will troublet .° ithers, but the question is 'Can Yarrastop ' :.reman, Basile, & Bournon?' Problemis, th,_: Panthers are far from just a 3-manband, they've had at least 10 other goalscorers this season, and it's that ability tooutshoot opponents which has so far keptthem ;s. They will still be that waytoday r 7 rific game and a 2 goal win .E :rary '-a"s will be tug of war, withboth i -mined to reverse theirfortunes, ss are stronger up forwardthan the and that asset should givethem a 3 victory.AJAY c: i d Salesians no pushover, butwill certa have an edge in leg speed andall round s. .ilis . If the forecast rain for todayhappens, and the surface is slow, Chaddie's

work ethic & one per-centers game couldeasily cause an upset . However, the Jackasabundant talent should see them through fora 24 points win .

Ivr:_,'re~ f-=- :anzpiiosi will test LT niver

W SECTIONAJAXOld Mentoni an sSalesianOld MentoniansOld i49entoniansDl RESERVE

KirznerBournonThainBasileAcreman

9 315 214 195 192 1 7

Monash Blues Hawkins 0 11Yarra Valley D Smith 0 8Ivanhoe Assumption Pearce 0 8AJAX Chester 0 6AJAX Cooper 0 6

today. especially if the ground isBoth sides will be determined to atonei< rating losses last week, and they,p fairly well . Ivanhoe Park doesn' t

l t the problems for Blacks that it doe ssome teams, and the visitors talls willte as many problems for the Hoes as vic e

Blacks' backs are seriously stingy ,1 1 ; Eeir midfield should create sufficient

-:ortunities for a very narrow win .i Blues face a hard day against

-l eeza-'fearspl estcawe, but they are such anside that they should account for every

,n ;,ve the Bullants make . The Ashers defenceLlhis year has been nothing short of amazing,only conceding 60 points a game! Anotherstrength is their engine room, and todaythose midfielders and on-ballers shouldprovide enough conversion chances for a 3goals win .

Reserve s winners should be: Panthers,Bears, Jackas, Blacks, and the still unbeaten

lers .( SP~ E~B SI le contacts are 9889 1979 &

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YA~.~'~ V_- jst,T- OLD BOYS 6.4 9.7 12.10 14.11(9

MAX: Kiru:er 9, Wollner E 3 . Goldenfein . Lewis J. Raleigh E. 12itterman .

UNIVERSITY BLACKS Wilson 2 A Davis Dillon A. Costello Moffat Best :

N :DEI_ ` SL : -~ T1Oht 6.4 6.6 7.13 12.16(88)

Yam 4 Ley OB: Keem 7 . Beal 4. A Drew, Kruse. Collie Best: Keem . Beal

Simpson . Valoppi. Savage. L Taylor

Ivanhoe Assumption: Joyce 5, Hall 2 . McGowan 2 . Manuel, Maud. Wood

Best: Hall, tWoccl, Jo}m Chazan . Martin, Tcogood

Umpires: T Brooks (F) M Nellly (B) E Bo-al M Filleul (G )

AQ OC 3.0 7.2 10.8 14.40(94)

OLD ArEYTONIANS 3 .2 10.4 11 .6 16.11(107)

Aquirm: Hunt 4 Denbraber 3 Parker 2 Tarulli 2 Beech Tibb Toomey. Best

Tc~ :,ey Redwrocd Bethune 1-Itmt Tanillt E~ans.

ONi : : at : Basile 5 Bournon 5 Acreman 2 Palmer 2 Solley 2. Best

Bournon Basile McCloskey Carroll Salley: J McNiece ( rotation) (F) P Mitchell A Tynan (G )

4.4 8.6 15.9 20.11(131 )

&ANYULE 4.5 7.7 8.9 10.14(74)

Samuel, Segal M, Reislltzer, tt'oliner A Best: Ra}eigh J . Wollner E. Ritterman .

Berger. Kirzner, Segal Myule: OConnell 2 . Taylor N 2, Dean. Playfair. Taylor C . Sannholme,

tYillmore, Wttchell Best: Gtoun, R9llmore. Taylor N. WIlllam.s. Dean, Smith

Umpirts : M Gibson (rotation) (F) J Mahar (G)UPIIVERSn'Y BLACKS 0 .4 2.7 3.11 6.13(49)

RSONASH BLU" S. 1.2 5.2 7.4 10.6 (66)

Evans Rawivsley Mackie A .CosteIlo Barry A .Goonan

MONASH BLUES Grace 6 Holloway 2 Hind Gregory Best: Farrar Snllth

O'Sullivan Holloway Grace Turton

Umpires: D Piardley (Riddell) J Asptnall (F) B Seymour D Hill (Riddell) (G )

1 .3 6.5 8.10 9.13(67)

;-;$~~-=0e -ssu_-.~ptinar - congratulate ~~en ''~'Jflyoe on playing his 1 00th game for the club

against Yarra Valley Old Boys . BJ played a

great game in the ruck and kicked 5 goals for

the day. BJ has been a great player for theclub and if it were not for two long term

injuries and a stint O!S would have played

many more . Great start to the season from the

'smart fella' . Well done BJ! . Also we would like

to congratulate Nlaa°' "''-a 1' (for get trying tospell the last name) for playing his 50 fh gameagainst Yarra Valley Old boys . 'Yakka' has

been a tremendous player so far for the clubas a'hard nut' in the midfield . Also, known

for liking a drink or two at the socialfunctions, 'yakka' has been a great bloke to

have around the club . Well done 'Yakka '

TODAY'S MATCHES.Di SECTION

Old Mentonians v Yarra Valley 0 BBanyule v Aquinas 0 C

AJAX v Salesian 0 C

Ivanhoe Assumption v University BlacksMonash Blues v Bulleen Templestowe


BULLEEN/TFZIP 3.4 5.8 6.10 12.12(84)

Salesian. Thatn 4 Nannes 3 Sutherland, lewll . Best : Quinn Sutherland

Natures Canavan.BulleenlTemp: w'illiams 3 . Daskalou 2 . Prior 2. Tulloch, Robertson.

Lambropoulos. Burrtdge . West . Best: Bone, Hare, Wilde, Chtvers, Tulloch,Gvnhanvs.Umpire : S Caruso (F)

DI RESERVEYAPJZAVALIZY OLD BOYS 2 .3 2.5 4.11 6.13(49)

IV OE IrS,SUh1:P17 Otd 1.1 1.2 2.2 6.3(39)

Yarra Valley OB: S Thompson 4 . L Morris, J Peake Best: Bernina. Laird, SThompson, L Morris, J Peake . StrongIvanhoe Assumption: Morris 2, Frishia. M lacovangeto. Ryan, McDonald

Best: Morris . Conley. Ryan . Matthews, Frisina4S 0.1 1.2 2.4 4.5(29 )

r.

MAX: Boon 3. Seidl 3, Gotleib. Kalb Best: Zemski. Goldman, Boon, Spicer.

UNIVERSITY BLACKS Rtzio2 BWalch 2 Hallam Grimett Ada Best :

(( Y monlr.n.>. Appell 2 Stroud 2 Austin Best M Elliott Appel P Watts

AJAX 1.4 3.8 5.12 8.14)62)

BANYULE 1 .0 2.4 4.5 6.6(42)

Same, CooperBanyule : Gilbert 2. Small 2 . Hopgood . Turnbull Best: Hopgoal . Small .

Turnbull . Szerementa, Ferrall, Ecuight

UNZVEF2SrrY BLACKS 2 .1 4.1 7.2 7.2(44)

MONASH BLUES 0.1 2.4 3.7 7.11(53)

Middleton Scarlett Black Hamilton Hallam Chandle r

Ri®TdA ; BLUES Jones 3 Edsall 2 Biackley Craven Best : Cooper Btacktey

Craven rest Jones Nevil l

SALE:OC 0.6 3.11 7.13 16.17(113)

BUI--_./'___' 2.0 4.0 4.1 4A(28)

Saleslan: Fenverda 5, Pitts 3, Bates. Smith 2, Porter. Allen, Moss . Best:

Bates . Ferwerda, Pitts, Seagm ClemBuIleenlTemp: Edwards, Pamas, Lee, Bacchactis. Best: Florence. Tsokas,

Parris. Gartatsis, Edwards.

2 1

1 .4 1.7 2.8 5.1000)

,: Cojan Vandersluys Sorace Best Davies Harkin Sorace CogLn

cCoach : Phil Davis Coach : uarry Connolly Ccc-h Greg vs-::croft

Res. Coach : Barry Simon Res : Paul Harper Res: John Fraser Coach: Doug Snarl C, : .: J (; .C: -h : A Parris Res Colin :C - _ :

1 N .Gold (C .) 1 L . Toomey 1 B . Reed 1 J . Prior I S. Conley

2 M .Konsky 2 S. Tibb 2 D. Witchell 2 S . Yates 2 M . Mau d

3 B . Davis 3 S. Edwards 3 N . Taylor 4 W. Thompson 3 C. Tucke r'4 M . Dudakov 5 A. Boland 4 T. Gloury Bone5 DNeill4 T. O

5 J . Ritterman 6 M . ParkerGl iC

5 B . Willmore.

6 A. Tehan5 P. Manue l6 T Heal8 D.Kalb (C.R.) 7 enn e. 6 S . Tuckman . y

Samuel7 G 8 J Jess 7 C. Taylor 7 P Robertson 7 P. Rawey.8 E . Raleigh 9 T Harkin 8 B. Cantwell 8 N . Bone 8 J. Shuttleworth

9 J. Berger 10 D . Boland 9 M . Willmore 9 J . Matthews 9 E. Heal y

10 G . Dukes 11 M . Barmby12 A Bethune

10 P. Gloury 10 P. Tsokas10 P. Lee

Valkanis11 D11 M . Segal (D.VC.)

.13 D. Den Braber (C) 11 D. Wilson 11 G . Chivers

.12 L Hull-Brown

12 D . GoldenfeinRaleig h13 J

13 C. Jef(enki

12 J . Egan13 T Ryan 12 A. Parris

.13 S. Na kiewicz

.14 J. Kagan

14 A . Lor n15 A. Williiams 14 B. Woodlock 13 D . Tulloch 14 P. Flynn

15 J Curtin15 J. Segal 16 J . Hunt 15 S. Gray 14 A. Wilke .

Harri s16 P16 E. Janover 17 B . Redwood 16 M. Gilbert 15 B. Wolnizer .177 S Morris

A. Cukierman (V. CR) 18 J . Hughes 17 A. Small 16 S . Smith.

Hal l18 B18 J. Kirzner (V.C.) 19 G . Whitehead 18 J. Turnbull

17 C . Darby.

19 D . Wood19 G. Blieden 20 M . Starrett 19 N . Sannhol ml f i Burridg e18 K 21 N . Blaine y

20 J. Sharp 21 J . Pierce r20 S . P ay a .22 N Shuttleworth

21 D . Gelbart 22 S. Flynn 21 R . Dintinosante 19 L. Stott .23 D. Ryan

22 E . Wollner 23 P. Stone 22 C. Taylor 20 N . Jones 24 B Frew23 J . Feldman 24 P. Harper

Sorace25 P23 M. Gray 21 P. Gannas

.25 J . Frisin a

24 J . Bram25 M Blashki

.26 R . Weeks

24 L. Richardson25 J . Szeremeta 22 G . McLaren 26 P. Camero n

.Duzenma n26 B 27 D . Hincliffe 26 H. McDermott 23 D. Matthews 27 J . Finiayson

.27 A Spicer 28 A. Gerish 27 A. Nield 24 J . Newman 28 S . Matthews

.28 A. Zemski

29 J. Wilson30 R . Kogelman 28 L. Enright 25 R.Lee 29 C. Hockin g

30 M . Sloan29 P. B ner~ 31 G. Evans

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PREVIEWS Friday 7 .00- 8 .00 pm Includes weekly chat on all matters UA F.A.

25

Says :The two most interesting results coming from round5 was the La Trobe win over Fit= , teds whilst

's showing against a l

- ost West Brunswick and ill be keen t o

criterions !

rebound from a drubbing of last week . The Westieshave tanen the step up with aplomb and withSiebrand proving to be a headache for hackman,they should hold on .

Fancy an upset when La Trobe takes on ladderleaders Peninsula . Latrobe's first few steps were abit uncertain however they are now showing somefine form . Not off Peninsula's bandwagon butpossible a loss is looming .

Fantastic --me as Fitzroy host Old Carey. GlenTavlor's team had a slow start to the season but thelast few ~ s have been kicking the sweep . TheReds are in the middle of a mini slump . Tough one1 sre, in _)e Old Carev .

11 be looking to rebound against Old"Playing the kids" is the call fro m

Oa' ' ( ' ;h and no doubt the perseverance will pay offin the long run however Geelong should be able tomake it 2 in a row .

Finall" o travel to :aa with thehome team no doubt keen to show their solid homeground form is no fluke. Peter Tyson must be niingrunning over that black cat injury wise and it ishard to see the Hawks beating Willy ,

had a "disastrous" day last weekend .hew Says:

Bentleigh coach Paul Dimattina said that it was theworst loss that he had suffered in 15 years ofcoaching . He criticized his team for beingunaccountable, being led to the ball and losing toomany 50/50 contests . Whether they defeat WestBrunswick or not, Dimattina is certain that histeam will put in a better performance this week .

Second placed West Brunswick recovered fromtheir fright against Hawthorn to post a much moreauthoritative win against Oakleigh last week . TheDemons' horrific run with injury gives the Magpiesa tremendous opportuni',r record their fifth

consecutive win .

The all conquering

Peninsula can il lafford to lose theirMelways this week, as they make one of the longes-road trips in amateur football to face ha ; - _- ; . L aTrobe will be very confident after they narrowlydefeated Fitzroy in arguably the biggest upset of theyear so far. The long road trip and La Trobe'simproved form makes this a "danger game" for thePirates .

t3ak1e'igh coach Chris Moore will persevere with hisyoungsters regardless of how heavily they lose thisyear. This year, he has already blooded 12 U19'splayers .

"From a future point of view, we're on the rightline," he said . "if we have a system in place then wecan take relegation .- Youngsters Ashley Kitts,Shane Collins and Liam Kennedy are three-Kindergarten Krushers" who have performed withaplomb this year.

Old Geelong coach Michael Lockman is not gettingcarried away with his side's thrashing of Haw-thorn .He has challenged his team to win consecutivegames, a feat that has not been achieved by theclub for a few years now.

rn's dismal record on larger groun!i s

1?2 23C7101- 7Old Geelong Vickers-Willis 13 24Williamstown CYMS D Lee 4 22Bentleigh Grace 4 22Fitzrov Reds Tornese 0 21Peninsula Payze 3 19D2 RESERVESOld Geelong Perrin 5 14Fitzroy Reds Pidoto 0 13La Trobe Uni Sampson 0 12Old Carev Guerra 3 9Peninsula Prendergast 5 8

ted last week . The Hawks have lost their

West Brunswick 16pts Westies 14 pi s

,,y games - all on big grounds - this seasonverage margin of 105 points . Williamstown

Ilant in defeat last weekend but coach Dene

will not be as tolerant of a loss this week .

~,, i,t c lll have them back in the four, a loss will

diem back with the pack . The winless HawksI1 led in the last quarter of each of their hom e

,u::ies and will cause troubles for the CYMS .

This week's match of the round features two likely

finalists for this year : the rebounding Fitzroy and

the rampant Old Carey . The Reds have lost theirlast two games and were extremely disappointing

against La Trobe . Fitzroy coach Graham Burgen

questioned the commitment of some of his playersand will be eager to see his team display more

mettle this weekend .

Old Carey has kicked 92 goals in three weeks butwill be hard pressed to continue their scoring spree

this week . Coach Glenn Taylor is looking forwardto the challenge of defeating Fitzroy, a side that hischarges could not defeat last year.

TIPS

Andrew ED

Old Carey 3pts Old Carey 2 pisPeninsula l5pts Latrobe 7 ptsOld Geelong 20pts Old Geelong 14 pisWilliamstown 2pts Williamstown 1 ptDon't forget, reports can be sent to Ed Sill -

ed .sillC locker.com.au or Andrew Wu -

wuey43r hotmail .com .

Fitzroy ~Zitds Senior Captain Steve Drury plays his150th game this week, joining an elite band of only5 others who have achieved this at the Reds . Stevejoined the club as a raw 18 year old in 1994 andnow has four senior best -and-faires is to his name .Steve has been a magnificent leader at the club - heled the senior team through an undefeated season

in 2001, including the D3 premiership. The club is

indebted to his contribution and we look forward tomany more successful years at the club .

Congratulations Steve. from all at Fitzroy Reds .

TODAY' T

D2Bentleigh v West Brunswick

Fitzroy Reds v Old Carey

La Trobe Uni v Peninsula 0 B

Oakleigh v Old Geelong

Hawthorn Amateurs v Williamstown CYMS

"iCK 4.5 9.11 18.16 20.21(141)

0'-_!~IGA 3.1 3.1 3.1 4.3127)

West Brunswick: Sheerly 6. Siebrand 5, McGuire 3, West 2, Touzel 2,

Edwards . Rudd. Best: Pietsch, Bailey . Sheedy, Norman, Colquhoun,

Edwards.Os}iie3mh: Bromley 2 . Britt, Kitts. Best : Kitts, Collins, Dalton . Kennedy,

Mackenzie. StevensonUmpires: G Paleodintos M Forde (F) D Scully (G )OLD CAREY 10.3 18.5 27.5 34.7(211)

BENTLEIGH 2.1 4.3 6.6 8.7(55)

Old Carey: Hall 6 . Cohen 5, McQueen Parton 5, Raftopoulos 5 . Mahon 3 .

Everett 2, James 2. Oppy 2, white 2 . Jessop. Pattenden Best : Detarrzytski .

Boag. Mahon . Battle. Jessup. Munr oGrace 4, Punter, Henry. lreson . Holmesb' Best: Seeley

Handfield. Clark, Grace . Henry, Pine

Umpire: C Stevens (F)L4TROBE UNIVERSITY 3.0 6.2 9.6 10.8168)

FITZROY REDS 3.1 3.6 4.7 9.81 62)

LaTrobe University : White 3, Patience 2 . Mann, Cununinga . Darcy, Burke.

Sheldrick. Best : McMeekin. Sheldrick . W9rite. Mann, Adamsthwaite, Davies

Fitzroy Reds: Byrne 3, Mitchell 2 . Diacoglorgis 2, Parsons, Bahr. Best:

Meighen. Byrne, Parsons, Drury . Lee. Cairns

Umpires : G Bolts D D°Ntera (F) C Doyle (G)OLD GEELONG 6 .4 10 .12 18.14 29.21(195)

HAWTHORN 3.1 5.1 6.3 7.5 (49)

Old Geelong: Vickers-Willis 1 1 N-Betts 5. T.Betts 3, Salter 3, Bell 2 .

J.Legoe . Griffiths. Fallrnv. Best: McC.ardty. Vickers-Willis, Bayles, N .Betts .

Fitzctarenee. Goldswrorthy .Hawthorn; Carle 2, Miluis . Da41es. Cameron, Reed, Stroud . Best : Hicks,

Carle, Ve4ille. West, Ogge .Un ~s : G Rawlings D wfiite)ey (F) P Love N Murphy (G )

-U?O .B. 3.2 8.7. 10 .10 12.15(87 )4.3 4.7 9.11 10.14 (74 )

Peninsula: N.Claringbold 3 . S.Prendergast 3, Payze 3. Maclean . S.Parsons,

Murphy, Best : Murray, Murphy. Maclean. Teelow, Bowen, PowTey.Williamstown: Lee 4, McCutcheon. Munro. lliomson, Burgess, Taylor.

wouda. Best: B .Hynes. J .Hynes. Robinson . Lce, Taylor. Cocks

Umpire: P Griffiths (F)

WEST BRUNSWICEI 4.6 8.9 11.14 16 .20 (116)

OAMIGH 0.2 1.2 3.2 4.2(26)

West Bruasedcs D.Rudd 3 . Mukenthaler 3. Smith 2, Baker 2 . Lehmann .Bandt, Hussey. Ritchie, D'fmdrea . Miceli. Best : Mukenthaer, Rudd. Ritchie,

He}tivemrl . Smith, Laine.: Pradikomans, B .Papadopoulos. Moutis . Page. Best : Ogilvie ,

ConnelLan . Nuske, Cooke, B .Papadopoulos, Kerley.

0: ) CAREY 2.2 6.7 9.11 16.13{103)

Xi 2.3 3.5 5.5 7.6;48)

O: . Pp : Bermett 4, L Guerra 3, Murphy 3 . Drmer 2, Van Cuylenberg 2,

M on, Wood A Best: Van Cuylenberg, Winchester . Adams . Grahun R.

Guerra A . Guerra LBcat?etsgn: Ferris. Perrone, Banks, Reid . McKenzie. Vardy, Vivona Best:

Kapitchinsid, Caterson. Harbot0e, Reid, McKenzie, Vivona

LATROBE UNIVERSITY 0 .4 2.4 2.5 4.6(30)

OY REDS 1 .1 1.3 6.5 11.7(73)

LaTYoIc University: Benton 2 . Clifford 2 . Best: Bowden, Kerrisan . Hopkins,

Stnith, Dmuaresq . MurrayFitzroy Reds: Bare 2 . Cook 2. Foster 2 . Murphy 2, Rome,WaLh. Vanberkel .

Best: Bare. Cook, Ge-sion- Dawson . Fleehter. GeorgeOLDGEELOfdG 8.4 15.10 24.13 34 .16(220)

HAWTHORN 0.0 1 .1 1 .2 1 .2(8 )

Old Geelong: O'Brien 6, Moloney 6, Perrin 5 . Bayles 4. Burbury 2, Slattery,

2 . Atkins 2, Allen 2 . Dhillon 2, Grills. Morgan, Teague. Best: Perrin . O'Brien.

Temple-Sndth, Hope-Johnstone, Moloney. Ba}les.

f3.mwthom: Telford . Best: Lane, Chepa, Orchard, Collins, Crirelll .

PENINSULA O.B. - 3.7 11 .10 14.14 17.15(117)

FT7I.LIA.iYSTOSUN 0.0 1.2 1.5 0.8(38)

Peninsula: T.Prendergast 5, Haley 2. Brennan 2. Krohn, Fallaner, Crean.

Vidotto. McMahon, Cook, JAtehison . S_Claringbold . Best : Crean,

J,Atehir<on. Cook . TPrendergast . Falkiner. Taylor.


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2 J. Buttigieg

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Faelis (vc)2 D 2 S. McMahon 2 A. Parsons 2 P. Hamilton 4 S . Wuchatsch.

3 M . Cohen 3 J . Fitzclarence 3 M. Goldthorp 3 G . HeppellLehman n4 C

5 T. Wheeler

4 D James 4 C . Sticnchcombe 4 E . Bowen .Cannan e5 A

6 N . Grant

5 P Kenstantinidis 5 M. Vickers-Willis 5 N. Kent .Pietsch6 S

6 D. Grieve

Campbell {c}6 C 6 J. Bell 6 M. Warner .7 S. Benjamin 7 B. Robinson

.Oppy No)7 R

7 J. Paul 7 S. Murray 8 P. Batt ers 8 B. Hann.

Cann8 T. Seymour 8 P. Angus 9 A . Morphett 9 J. Munro

8 8~ 9 D. Salter 9 M. Dentry 10 S . Byrne 10 B. Cocks10 M . Avery 9 P. Krohn (res.) 11 H . Bailey 11 B. Twist

10 K. Shrives 11 L. Stevens 10 A. Haley 12 B . Clarke 12 A. Featherston11 N . Everett 12 N . Perrin 11 J . Sill 13 M . Ritchie 13 A. Mackley12 C . Davey 13 S . O'Brien 12 S . Ferguson 14 P. Norman 14 J. Wyatt13 B. Hutchison 14 D. Taylor 13 B . Cook 15 M . Russell 15 J. Tnham14 M . Mahon 15 H. McCarthy 14 S . White 16 P. Harris/T Maguire Phemister16 S15 N . Bull 16 T. Fallaw 15 J . Davis 17 R. Heywood

McManus18 M

.17 M . Kennedy

R . Graham 17 M . Goldsworthy 16 S . Claringbold .19 M Shelton 18 D . Oldha m

„ A . Parton 18 J . Malpas 17 J . Coghlan .HouldenT20 .eadaw19 S

B . Chiuchiarelli,

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18 M . Merric kWhelan (res .)18 J . S. McNamara21 S Dervan19 P.

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.19 A. McK nstry

22 A. Steward23 G . Leahy

20 P. Geraghty21 L Monkhurst.

RaftopoulosJ 22 J. Fitzgerald 20 S. Prendergast 24 J. Jenkin 22 J McCutcheon.i Collin s

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23 C . Fairburn24 A . Munro

21 A. Teelow22 A. Atchison (C)

25 J. Siebrand26 R . Benjamin

23 B.JosephIl eC. Bat 25 G. Leishman 23 R . Powney 27 D . Disisto

24 C. PachC . Pattenden 26 S . Lansdeli 24 T. Prendergast 28 J . Ward 25 G . BurgessP. Unkles 27 W. Paul 25 J . Atchison 29 C. Sheedy 25 P. ThomsonL . Chiuchiarelli (vcr) 28 T. Carey 26 A. Murphy 30 M . Lewis 26 D . Le e

26 A. Wood 29 G . Allan 27 S. Payze 31 S . Edwards 27 B. Grant

D . Biondo 30 M . Stevens 28 B . Taylor 32 M . Carmichael 28 A. Kosmatos

C . unro 31 T. Woolley 29 S . Torossi 33 T. Thompson 29 B . GiffinGuerraA 32 N. Betts 30 A . Crean 34 1 . Twyford 30 Kirk Dowse y.

J, Ward 33 T. Paul 31 B . Grant 35 D . JelbartCampbell36 S

31 C . Gauci

P. Graham 34 B. Yates 32 B . Uuzzi .37 T. Dempsey 32 A . McCutcheon

s s N . England 35 P. Johnstone 33 R. Stainforth 38 S. Darling 33 T. Boz

34 H. Thomas 36 T. Ayerbe 34 M . Falkiner 39 R . West 34 B . Jone s

35 S . Hardy 37 T. Betts 35 T. Trewhitt 40 R . Baker 35 C. Bergin

36 S Wood M . Leslie38 36 N. Claringbold 41 R . Touzez 36 M . Imm s

Jessu p37 S 39 S . Clarke 37 J. Growcott 42 C. Norman 37 S. Hynes.Guerra (vcr)38 L

40 H . Legoe 38 T. Coghlan 43 J . Tobin 3B J. Hynes,

'41 P. Winter 39 S. Barber 45 J . Smith 39 A. Carte r

Reilly39 C . O 42 A . Kettle 40 B. Mitchell 46 A. Bandt 40 S. JamiesonS. Angus 43 D. O'Brien 41 A. Ydotto 47 A. Thompson 41 A. McKenzieA. Gates (or) 44 A. Dhillon 42 M . Barron 48 M . Moore

42P. Busse 45 S . Morgan 43 B . Dunne 50 A. Bagnal l

Sherry51 L C . PeonD . Joyce 46 L. Knight 44 C. Maclean .

Coonan54 D 44 M. Mannin gN . Detarczynski 47 M . Strauch 45 L. Prendergast .

61 K Hilton 45 J . Digrazi aT. Bull 48 S, Greed 46 D. Brennan .

Disho n62 S Sime46 MH . Giannikos 49 S. Grfrdhs 47 L. Palmer

.63 J. Gartlan

.Koch47 B

J, White 50 L . Teague 48 G . Lethbridge 64 L Stewart.

48 M . 0'Ryn nR. Hap 51 J. Kilpatrick 49 A. Minchin 69 R . Hussey Robinson49 JJ . Dag 52 J. Legoe 50 P. Arnold 70 D . Weston

.Bouras50 A

J . Boncher 53 T. Bayles 51 L. Gilder 71 M . Brookshaw.

Saunders51 MC. Mason 54 T. Daniel 52 J . Zarb 75 P. Brunt .

Jones52P. Tompkins 55 D . Harris

Mee k56 A53 S. Jay54 D . Porra

85 T. GrossB. Street

C . Smith .57 J . Huxter 55 R . Cannon 54 P. Tirchett

D . Eisner 58 B . Brueren 56 A . Tunks 55 R . NisbetC . Hickey 59 D. Brueren 57 S . Smith 69 S. FreemanS. Hart 60 A. Southey 58 P. Manga n0. Winchester 61 A. Holmes 59 S . FossJ. Marshall 62 J . Morley 60 S . McMahon

71 S . Feehan 63 D. Huggins 69 J . Mui r74 S . Mees 64 X. Fitzgerald75 C. Smith 65 A. McLachla n76 D. Grinzi 66 R . Merriman77 B . Spedding 67 T. de Steiger82 D. Paul 68 H . Brownin g

69 T. Mayhall70 J . Col e75 P. James76 H . Pec k77 C. Pritchard RAff"ATE ,G{}OD S

1E AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2003 29

Original and pink copy must be lo6 = i 4a ;~h urripiras no later than half time of any match .

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Blue copy must be ha- ' ,3 d to opposition captain at toss of coin .

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Appointments v Scores (Sat . night)

"'ORTSCOVER'lVAFA MAJOR SPONSOR i

The rseai aie (Glenhuntly Road) is open every mach day.

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

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

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


Question: A recent Sunday Age article stated that O .Hailebury could this year become only the second club (after Uni Blacks) in

winning a B Section flag then an A section flag the following year . This was incorrect . There are in fact 4 clubs to have performed thi s

feat . Name the clubs and the consecutive years they did this . (See FTLOTG for story)

Answer. Fill out the answer and contact details (to the left) and mail toYOUR NAME: 11 FA Ben Hogan Competition, PO Box 35' 7 ' ` _";85"

ADDRESS : by noon Tuesday following the match for your chance to win . See

PHONE : F-tLBTG for last wee k 's results.


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Each section's Amateur Footballer scribe to select hisTeam of the Year (after round 18) .Each section's coaches to vote on the 3 Most ValuablePlayers for his section .21 IWVP's receive a coates and Wreckair statuette at theVAFA Presentation evening.


Les Gordon (Power House) was inducted into the 3u0games club to join the eight inaugural members thelate Ron Bungey (Old Ment), Garry Norton (OldMent), Peter Hutchinson (Power House), AlanRamsay (E'w-ick), Gary Rosewarne (E'wick), TonyBorrack (State Bank), Bruce Bourne (Orm) andKevin White (St Kilda CBQ .Old Xaverians 5f0 played host to St Kevins OB. 4I1,and the hosts turned on their best to be right on topall dav to win 20 .17 (137) to 6 .10 (46) . Best wereTaylor, M Bourke (6 gls), Ford (Old X) and Terzini,McGuinnes, O'Keefe (St K) .Aldan Boyd kicked 10 of Old Scotch's 17 goals .Long service was everyrtivhere! Rely Stephens wavedthe flags for the 500th time for the Old Mentonians

and Trainer Sharon Erickson officiated in her 700thgame for the club.Old Essendon (D) were a bit stiff for the secondsuccessive week when they went down by 9 points toAquinas's 18 .14 (122) to 19 .17 (131) . Aquinas ranaway to a 33 point lead in the final term only to seeOld Essendon to storm home and fail by a kick anda half. Shining lights were Colliver, Whiston, Kelly,Hyland, Flynn, Lorkin (Aquinas) .200 games to Peninsula Old Boys Simon MeMahon,a tough uncompromising competitor, club B&F 3times, and twice runner-up in VAFA B&F awards,and 200 to North Brunswick's Adrian Tirchett, clubcaptain, dual B&F, dual E Section B&F.In one of the few games this season where theunderdog at half time got up to win, UHSOB trailedWilliamstown by 23 points and then kicked 10.14 to7 .7 in the second half to win by 12 points. Starswere Dolence, Zulicki, Haslett (UHSOB) and Sadler,Lee . Berzekes (Will).E Blue coaches were Geoff Reilly (Caulf G) . StephenJones (Chirn Park) . Rob Williams (E'wiek), SteveAllender (Glen) . Chris Moore (Oakleigh), MatthewHanson (Old C'well), Brett McIhvraith (Penins OB),Peter Olivieri (Power House) . Evan Evans (St Marys),Barry Hickey (Swinburne) .

The Presbyterians, or ar~ tIi4y l;niting Church boysOld Scotch and Old Hailr ~_ bury . . ere at it all day in ahard hitting game that resembled a final. The Bloodslooked to be home half way through the last termwhen they led by 17 points . Scotch refused to givein and got up to win by 3 paints . McCulloch was agood player for Scotch with 5goals (2 in threeminutes late in the final term) as were JustinHosking and Rob Fuller with fierce aggression at thefall of the ball . David Connell and Mark Seccull werebest for OH .Glory for Banyule . disaster for Therry when Banyule(B) scored its third win for the season againsthitherto undefeated Therry . Banyule played a fine

third quarter, kicking10 .8 to Therry's 2 .1 .The Oak Parkers leftBanyule scoreless inthe final term butcould only kick 2 .1 .Final scores were 17 .19 (121) to Therry 8 .12 (Best were Gilliam, Moloney, Carroll (B) andCaruana, Dalgleish, O'Rourke (T) .Caulfield Grammarians saluted club record holderChris "Mouse" Worthington on playing his 350thgame . He displayed his great devotion to the clubwhen he delayed his marriage to the off season .Oakleigh (F2) moved into second place at theexpense of Richmond Central when, after an evenfirst half, they kicked 12 .4 to 6 .6 in the second halfto win by 47 points . Best for the winners wereForrest (10 goals). Schultz, Brereton and for theCentrals Adams, Baston, Warner.'D' Section coaches were Gary Hetherington (H .Rovers) . Dino Dimarco (North B'wick), StuartGlascott (Old Geel .), Kevin McLean (Old Ivan .), MarkTyquin (St Bedes Mentone), Michael Petrie (StKevins), M . Spinosa (Thomastown), Justin Coburn(Uni Blacks) . Who coached Williamstown?Collegians were holding a Sportsman's Night . Onthe top line of celebrities, Dermot Brereton, SimonO'Doimell . Lou Richards and down on the seventhline Sam Newqnan (lots of changes in 10 years) .Salesian congratulated captain Mick Bourke andAndrew Seager on their 50th games . 150 games toone of Aquinas FC's greats, Michael Von Kerkhover,best and fairest in '83 and '85 and played in twopremiership sides between regular Europeanvacations .

Umpire's Corner repoi ieei a first - field umpire BreckHayward tried to start 0 game without a whistle!The front cover of the Amateur Footballer featuredOrmond's captain and interstate player, RussellBarnes. executing a handpass . Some of his tearnmates commentated that a Barnes handpass usuallymeant execution for someone.Old Paradians. 10 points down at the last change,outplayed NOB in the final term, 7 .5 to 3 .3, to winby 16 points to give them a 5 win 1 loss record after6 games. Best were Abrahams Gleeson, Peyton (OldP.) and Paul Considine . Turnbull, O'Rourke (NOB) .250 games to St Kilda's Mark Kay, 150 games toDavid Matthews of Caulfield Grammarians and OldGeelong's President Tim Jackson . 'D' Sectioncoaches were Mark Feldy (AJAX), Max McColl (Bull-Uni) . Gary Rosewarne (E'vriek), Ian Rice (H . Rovers),David Bellett (North B'wick). Terry Rossiter (OldC'well), Bob Jamieson (Old Ment.), George Tsolaccos(Preston), Ken Bremner (State Bank), Les White(West B'wick) .


v. . .s a big day out when Old Mentonians ran outu ist West Brunswick and it was 300 games forclub for Colin "Conga" Erickson . The club's firs t

Lilr Member, best clubman three times, VAFACertificate of Merit winner and committeeman for

the whole 21 years of the club's history - the teamdid the day proud by beating W .B . 13 .14 to 8 .7 . Best

for Old Mentonians were their stars, Gary Norton,Ro~ers, Bournon and Neil Maguire while Davis, D&S

t : Iinpm'd were best for the losers .

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I tir Building Appeal was launched at th eI esidents', Secretaries' and Members' Dinner heldII the Long Room at the MCG . The Presidentwelcomed His Excellency Rear Admiral Sir Brianwlurray and the Appeal was launched by Dr. DonaldCordner who presented a cheque for $1000 onbehalf of the Melbourne Cricket Club .'A' Section coaches were Bruce Ferguson Coll ., NeilLe Lievre De La Salle, Bob Edmonds Ivanhoe, TerryScanlon North OB, Trevor Read Old Scotch, MikeMcArthur-Allen Ormond, Syd Myers Uni Blues,Laurie Aghan Old Melb ., Michael Butler Marcellin,Gerard Sholly Old Xavs .Congratulations to Adrian "Twig" Hunger MHSOB,100 games, Lino Blasi Clayton, 100 games.In 'F' Section Old Geelong suffered its first defeatwhen, after an even first half UHSOB was far toostrong in the second half, winning 17 .20 .122

to8.16 .64. Best were Vasatas, Webster, DeRowing(UHSOB) and Pearson, Morrison, Jewell (OG) .

'D' Section coaches were Lionel Allemand (CountryColleges), Trevor Read (MHSOB), Peter Hutchinson(Old Camberwell Gramm .), Mike Perry (PowerHouse), Allan Olle (St Kevins), John Murrie (SSB),and Robert Reid (UHSOB), who coachedElsternwick . Heatherton, West Brunswick ?Congratulations to 200 games AJAX reserves player

Tony Robin, a dedicated worker for the Club on andoff the field . Life Member of MUJFC, Frank

Hennegan boundary umpired his 200th game forUniversity.150 games to Be La Salle's "Swivel Hips" Chris Lofts,State Bank's ex Portland boy Alan Pitts, OldBrighton's John Barry. Heatherton farewelled PeterSchiller on his transfer to the London office of hiscompany - and thanked him for his magnificentcoaching record, 3 premierships and a runner up in5 years .Power House staged a great second half to comeback from 25 points down to go down by 2 points toSt Kevins OR in a high scoring game. 17 .18 .120 to

19 .8 .122 with both teams kicking 7goals apiece in

the final term . McKaige . Hannan (4 goals), Hewitt

and Cross were best for St Kevins OB .

'A' Section coaches were John Caspers Caul .Gramm, Alan Salter Coburg, John Vautier Geelong .John Bennetti Ivanhoe, Clive Laidlaw Monash Blues,Bob Spurling North OB, Denis Dalton O . Paradians,Ted Farrell Ormond, Gus Mitchell St Bernards, andLes Hughson Uni Blues .Top team Caulfield Gramm . Had a close call at

Geelong when they beat the locals by only 9 points .Clarke, S . McLaughlin, Dickeson (CG) and Davis,Birrell, Lowcock (6 goals) (Geel) were best .Be La Salle's inaccurate kicking 12 .19 to Kew 14 .10left De La on the bottom of 'B' Section after 5 gameswithout a win .100 games to Peter Mitchell De La Salle, 50 games toAndrew Dick Old Brighton and John Spiden OldGeelong .Umpires' Corner asked a good question - if the ballis in the air and the siren goes and the ball goes overthe boundary line, is it a free kick?

Burly AJAX ruckman Hiram Janover played his150th game .North Old Boys' press correspondent celebrated LesMurray's 100th game with the comments - "Once ofthe best players ever to wear the purple and whiteguernsey has represented Victoria on two occasions,has won North's best and fairest award" .Collegians and Old Scotch, one win each appearedevenly matched . However at three quarter time theCollegians led Old Scotch 11 .12 to 0.1 . Old Scotchrallied in the last quarter to kick 4 .3 .Old Trinity lost top place in 'E' Section to AMP whenthey went down by 13 points . AMP were best servedby Crompton, Metcalf and Phelan while Old Trinity'spress correspondent also had a bad day like hisplayers .

Collegians trounced Old Melburnians to continuetheir unbeaten run . Rush (6) . Farrell, Sunderland(Coll .) and Froomes, Turner, Ramsden (OM) werebest with scores 22 .8 to 6 .9 . Joint unbeaten leaderOld Xavs struggled hard all day against a dogged UniBlues before winning by 12 points . Best were TonyCapes (of Footscray fame), Corby . Johnson (OldXavs) and Wilcox, Tully, Hiscock (Uni Blues) .Other undefeated teams were Uni Blacks (B),Parkside (C) and Uni Reds (E).Leading goalkickers were (A) Woodhouse, Uni Blues

21 ; (B) Browne Uni Blacks 22 ; (C) Barton National

Bank 17 ; (D) O'Brien St Kevins 25, (E) Ridley Old B .

24.100 games to hard-hitting back pocket Bill ColensoOld Meib .In the battle of neighbours Alphington held theirplace in the 'A' Section four with a 16 point win overIvanhoe . Feldt, J . Whitfield, Heffernan (Atph), andHughes, Neeson, Burt (Ivanhoe) were best .

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'B' Section teams were Parkside (6 wins), Old Xavs,Comm . Bank, Brunswick ( 4) Uni Blues, Balwyn (3),S .S . Bank . Elsternwick ( 2), Parkdale . TeachersCollege (1) .Geelong on top in 'C' Section were in tr ouble at threequarter time against Caul . Grammarians, but kicked6 .3 to 1 . 1 in the last quarter. Stars for the winnerswere Jack Lamb ( captain), Max Lowe and Fred Herd .Teams yet to record a victory were Malvern,Collegians (A), Caul . Grammarians (C) . UHSOB (D)and Murrumbeena ( Junior) .Cliff Geer kicked 8 for Old Scotch against Collegians .

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Huzz=°Y.' It took a ` b, t_iaii did it,the c, r; oi :_ 1li At --~171 f an c ,o" Lune will tell if it stands the -test-ofp &ase Sammy Hagar.` t. = report . . . . .

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I continred their good ri . .a coxnfortaiie win over D

r eit er side b, , r total` c cstarr_j for j i j ~ , I--- . IHunter and Jis

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7.4 7.10(52)8.11 9.12 (66 )

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Btrcanin . Bennett,

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31yE ." . ; KEW MO NASH GRYPHONS POWER HOUSE RUF~Coach : Peter Oliveri Sen : Rohan Doherty Coach : Jack McDonald Coach: Brett Devlin Coa :h: Tony WE

Res Coach : Andrew Curtain Res: Paul Gregor Asst Coach : Phil Knight Asst: Peter Bacon Res. Coach: ShaneRes: Gary Dean McLauchian

1 L. Murphy 1 J . Doumis Res.DVC 1 S . Bourbon 1 M . Taylor 2 Purcell G.2 A . Hankin 2 L. Fitzgerald 2 M. Healy 2 Re Humphries 3 Page S.

3 J Yemm 3 D . Behan 3 A. Grady 3 N . Pavlou 4 Burrowes D ..Whelan5 M

4 G. Crimmins 4 N. Rutherford A B . Turner (VC). 5 McGrath J.. 5 K . Delaney 5 T. Gilchrist 5 M Braini (VC) 6 Gallus S.

7 J . McAdam 6 N . Tnetti 6 D. Baxter . . 7 Whitehead B .8 S . Currie (RC) 7 B . Dover 7 D. Walter 6 H . Clarke 8 Elliott K .9 T. Hartley 8 D . Mainsbridge V.C. 8 J . Blandford 7 Cr Richardson 9 Clarke M .

11 L. Missaglia9 P. Wtchel t10 B Cullen Capt

9 G. Wadley 8 Ju Clarke 10 Albania J .12 N . Wigmore

. .11 B . Woodhouse VC.

10 P. ~Iliamon 9 L. Fraser 11 Moule B .

13 V O'Connor 12 M . Gridley 11 A. Nichols 10 J . Rainey 12 Temming M..

C . Kyriakou133 12 A. Gross 11 J . Gill 13 Sinnett B . (Capt .)

13 S. Soppet rJ . Looks 13 J . Stratford 12 Ash Brownjohn 14 Plummer L .14 S. Mahony (VC) 15 F. Lamanna 14 D. Rolle 13 J . Harris 15 Webb N .

16 M. Burman 16 D . Wood 15 A. Perry 1d W Elliot 16 Clarke P.

17 J . Perkins 17 B . Allen 16 P. Rennison.

1 5 P. Haseler Sen. (C)17 Hatty R.

19 J Hunter 18 N . Dahlstrom 17 J . Hetherington16 R Anderson

18 Pettman M .. 19 J . Dennis 18 J . Harrak . 19 Collins D.

20 K. Currie 20 A. Acfield 19 R. Coxhead 17 C . Macleod 20 Flinn P.21 P. Stuchberry 21 M . Ayres V.Capt 20 D. Rogers 18 F. Doyle 22 Stevens D.22 G . Elvin 22 C . Stephens 21 P. Tobin 19 Ja Evans 23 West M .

23 S. Curtain (C) 23 J . deBtank 22 G . Harrak 20 D . Cooper 25 Weston S.

24 A Foster25 C . Watts 23 A. Mckenzie 21 Da Miller 27 Temming L.. 26 S. Symes Res, V.C 24 C. Good 22 Sa Evans 28 McDonald D.

25 S Gordon 27 T. Moore 25 A. Trotter 23 R Clifford29 Baines M.

26 C . Mahony (VC) 28 K. Gatezio 26 S . Arena.

32 Sinnet P.27 M. Daniels 29 M. Dalrymple 27 R. Gilchrist 24 Ni Bishop 33 King J .28 W Davidson

30 C . Giansante R .C . 28 M . Malone 25 M. Driessen 35 Certo C ..29 S. Mahony

31 D . lann i32 A. Drago

2 9 PWarren 26 J. Senior 36 Henry P.

30 M Nichol 33 D . Wayland 30 P. Holland 27 Je Robertson 38 Johnson R ..

34 J Bortone 31 G . Roche 28 P. Cooper 39 Walsh D .31 G . Devonshire .

35 R.Bruno 32 A . Tolongos 29 M. Davis 40 Wilson T.

33 M . Cunningham 36 B. Marchesani 33 J . Park 31 R . Marshall (RC) . 41 O'Riley C.35 P. McNally 37 S. Johnston 34 M . Graydon 32 M. Verberne Se(VC) 42 McKenzie M.

37 D. Nolan 38 J . Ritchie 35 A . Moffat 33 A. Ristovski43 Phillips R.

38 A. Burney 39 A. Eaton 36 G. Block 34 J. Marshall44 Icely A.

40 A. Patey40 J. Ferrantin o41 R . Livingston

37 A . Jenki n38 J . Watson 35 J. Kilpatrick

45 Hum D.46 Howard R .

41 D. Byme 42 J. Pilkington 39 M . Paolucci 36 A. Robinson 47 Soutaris A .42 J. Lilikakos 43 A. Bortone 40 M . Bourbon 37 S. West 48 Bugeja N .

43 P Clarke 44 A. Makris 41 P. Rutherford 38 T. Brownjohn 49 McGovern N ..

44 C Walker45 G . Evans 42 G. Sims 39 R. Owen 50 Soutaris D.

. 46 B. Van Zuiden 43 M . Cleary 40 M . Tikjob 51 MacPherson B.45 R. Grandemange 47 A. Lawler 44 L. Wells 41 Rh Black 52 Jordon A.47 Dale Brennan 48 S. Mikrou

49 P Dennis Res DVC45 J . GoNS 42 P. Arnold 54 Kosta M .

48 M . Frankin .Carma n50 A

46 G. Kent43 Je Howes

56 Hatty G.50 M . Battaini

.M . Blair 47 T Beslee

44 Da Glanville57 McMahon N..

52 G . Powell 52 N. Gill 48 M . Ange l49 C Robinson 45 A. Contreras

58 Woodall D .61 McConville P

55 T. Stanley 53 S. Osborne54 J Renou

.50 P. Patrick 46 C. King

.63 Morrice P.

56 B. Hilton .55 A

k51 C . Leeton 47 T. Marshall 69 Bradbury H.

58 M . Bullard 56 T. Frith 52 A . Flowerday 48 M . Stanley 77 O'Callahan M.60 M . Creak 57 L . Jensen 53 D . Whitfield 49 D. Harri s61 M . Hunt 58 B. Burnett 54 L. Volkov 50 M . DIntin o

59 J. Rakusz 55 J. Bingham 51 Ja Best60 M . Andersson 56 T Beim

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6 Paul Hoffman

7 Adam Conquest

8 Landan Blackhall

9 Mark Taylo r

10 Avi Wekselman

11 Luke Holmes

12 Daniel ivlousley

14 Sharon Alger

15 Geoff Curran

16 Peter Woods

17 Mark Gibson

18 Jason McNiece

19 Steve McCarthy

20 John Ralp h

21 Patrick Maebus

22 Nick Fennesy

23 Paul Dinneen

24 Graeme Hunichen

25 Geoff Moore

26 Andrew Shiels

27 Matt Cox

?8 Paul Lamble

29 Chris Garcia

30 Justin Lipson

31 Andrew Lougheed

33 Robert Mayston

34 Graeme Morgan

35 Jason Lane

36 Matthew Meier

5 Lu: .-, Duthi e

6 Brendan Devlin

7 Sean Scully (Jnr)

9 Damien Lan e

10 Sean Scully (Snr )

11 Dirk Kramer

12 Mark Mornson

14 Ash Hoogendyk

15 Tim Doecke

16 Mervyn Monty

17 Peter Keogh

18 Peter Simpson

19 Andrew Fy(c

20 Brian Woodhead

21 Gaj Skandakamar

22 Chris Collins

23 Peter Griffiths

24 Leigh Dillon

25 Lionel Katz

26 Daniel Dinneen

27 Anthony Simpson

28 Ken McNiece

29 Peter Jame s

30 Michael Phillips

31 Robert Semmens

32 Anthony Damen

33 Michael Forde

34 Stephen Morgan

35 Troy Brook s

37 Gavin Roberts

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7 Paul Croxford

8 Trevor Hansen

9 Stephen Caple

10 Tristan Bo.vrnan

11 Tom Hansom

12 Jamie Kvins

14 Michael Gilday

15 Mark Jenkins

16 Craig Brajtberg

18 Tim Sutcliffe

19 Glenn Scotland

20 David D' Altera

21 Nick Ryd e

22 Rick Love

24 Miles Argall

25 Richard Eastwood

26 Brad Rankin

27 Euan Lindsay

28 Leah Gallagher

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31 Rob Schuller

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34 Jeremy Heffernan

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16 Luke Moncrieff

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dn THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2003

o see so ma I d 6u` and gals joinin g

ts ar. - al ' )y Mutton (BUA} states

,!t keep track of all these new umpires

g up to training. He says there are at leas

t to training boundary umps coming from ear to ear l

Shane Herbert has ast,ires are enjoying~d ellow A Section goal ump

,e as teachers'. HaweF=er, there is room

if intereste in>re . The mor efit and earn~ gra few, bob condtactl11, keeping

FA on 9531 8333 ._-aQ

umpi ri ng his first `B' SectionI Scully (j nr )

last week, Also, to Santo Ca;uso~ Jeremy

ne many boundary fnan, Peter Liddell and t

,

umpires that have progressed up the sections

-le last few weeks .

there athletes try to beat

the Dandenong Rang Partaking in

,^ --,1s,s.y FZ~WPutting Billy Run? The Great Train

of the the~~~~ s to up Tim,

~,ffe and Andretv Rechtman for YPri a aam e:ent on may -tul . , : ..,,

ty the day before. Gee, they must be fit?

_~~' Rechtman said that Tim passed himndr

71d the 4km mark of the 13 .2krn race . Andrew

race in lhr 4minutes and 45 seconds to

i .Te, Tim'

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56 minute

s e fnis:h line in 5 2

ier and son umpire combination sg out of the wood orkit David Windlo

d= to s< that his son, Tom

Rupertsuood unveilede flag before th e

game regarding

winning the D4premiership ?ast year

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alking out to sta-t game ~ vr •~d

von the flag last vea.r? '

5 Jbe the question wa sNo inner last lveek .

iJt< The umpire

Elardcr than tiloub-, -_•" " '

shall throw the football up on the centre Of the

kick off line. This weeks question - The Old

Brighton and Old Essendon ruckmen contest a

boundary throw in. The QB ruckman deliberately

punches the ball back out of bo u~s' answer thetoumpire is decision? Email you

r

dianne -" )igpond .com .

The ual Be-, Sing day is on tomorrow from

2.00 in at the Chadstone Bowling Centre' The

for allcost is , 15 adult /~~--10 child. A great daythe farnily! For more details contact Leah

Gallagher.

led the L3C to a}with the ` : :',',' UA this season . Tom

npir;ngalready managed to gain two C Sectio

n

~y appointments. e has already gone

up the sections tiIan David ever did .

;E?F''PH 11 -n Robert's appointment last week was the

pertsu=ood vs Werribee Amateurs game *

PLETEFREfGHi C L-

a D'S4TS, ,AHÌAPI

The Annual pumps Luncheon will be held on

Sunday 25 May 2003 at the c1~bLumn

{Elstern~vick Park} from midday 2.00p (

at 12 .15Pk1} . The cost is $12 .00 . If you are a past

umpire (Check our website under icon Honours -

PUI~iPS to see if your name is listed) and

interested in attending, please contact Mike

Murray on 0439 948 519 .

10 Pin Bowling Day - 18/5/03 PUMPS Function

25/ 5/03 cocktail Night / Eland -21/6/03

ear DinnerTrivia Night - 28/6/03 Mid

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18/8/03 A Section Grand 2~ny 03 ncEnd

21/9/03 Grand Final B3421/9/

of Season Trip - 9-12f 10/03 .

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marking up forwardfrom , Iberc P,, :-k'sSteel McKerrow ,Adrian Harper andRichard Baker to

~led to

open up a three goal lea, at half time . Stelfox < ;ciKyriazis' doggedness in defence for North was n,enough to stem the third quarter tide as the Falconskicked away to a comfortable five goal lead : , :final change . Albert Park eventually ended No- ,'unbeat, ~n run with a 38 point win .No rep, t received from the Eltham versus

: ?ar match where the Turtles sho-edtt r, t of D4 they are a team not to be taken li€ a Iwith a crushing 10 goal win .Bulleen had this week's bye .

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The students will be hoping to get back onto theinner's list against a refreshed Bulleen. The Cobras

have been improving each match and should not bewritten off in today's game, however, the class of theVultures runners id the dominance of Tate upforward ill be too hard counter. Therefore, I amgoing fc ;our Voal in to U-i Hi-h .BE v :The Saints hit the road for the first time this season,and in, find the unfamiliar surrounding ofBrunswick difficult . Brunswick, still looking to breakthe duck, will be hard pressed though to match thelikes of Jedda Wright and Francis Harrison and withAllen, Buyer and Schembri all doing well upfor =rard, I' .ink the Saints .ill keep their top five,,or : i a 29 point victc -~.- .

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Lance Keillor and Rohan D, ° be L playing greates, "ox '11 got to within )als I'Vith three

Iu to pl T . Richmond c 1, in ver, manage t o14

nd has performed admirably of late, and wil lt their best today if they are to keep th e

bay, rltham have not traveled well this- . i ll find Richmond another tough

In hat will be another tight match foram going with the Turtles to open thei rit for the year with a 15 point victory .

V L NORTH_, ping their first match last week, willor blood as they host an improved Box

Hill have looked good in recent week sto the efforts from players like Wilson,31' velevski, Irvine and Oldfield, however, 1

ink they will be up to the standard today t oIt the likes of North . It will therefore bewinner's list for -)rth as they 1~v~n by 3 9

V . ~ ~ . . ~ . .

__-h we have in e as the Falcons maketrip out to te hills of Melbourne .

e's defence will be tested again this weekiance of Allen and will need the likes ofga, Matt Jelenc and Kev hlaniscaichi tobest if they are to stem the tide . In acould go either way, I have tossed the

d landed on the Dales to keep their unbeatenct with a 3 point cvin .

has the bye this week.

get your reports intoleanevent.com.au by no later than 9am

i chool is having their "Its a Knock---t Saturday at Brens Pavilion .

_~3ru__c .=c'- - 150 C-.:mes _,. '.aSio-

though playing the bulk of his games wit h-:tulations to 'Alfie' on reaching 150 games.

)thbank/Prahran Gary has been a welcomel,lition to the Green & Gold midfield . His hardinning & attack on the ball have been the main

ributes in his game . Not shy in running down &'_ing the odd goal Gary will quickly slot into the

plan . After finally getting down to Allard Par kill surely add many more games to his tally.

- congratulate c iig the 10 (3 game milestone . Matt who usuallyin the back half has developed into a fin e

^fender who often gets thrown the `hard job!' Herelishes one on one tasks and again has several

alps this year. Now serving on the committee in astinguished manner he can °wrightly~ be said to be

doing it both ways! All the best today - we know wecan depend on you . Tear through "Wright-y! °

UHS-VU v Bulleen CobrasBrunswick Power v St Marys

Richmond Central v Eltham Collegian sNorth Brunswick v Box Hill North

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Uni made it four on end when they accounted for anundermanned Old Brighton. The Tonners had some manfulperformers in Ellis and Joseph, but were outrun and outmuscled by a stronger more skilful Blues side, led by Bradleyand Northway. Scotchies commanded the first three stanzas,survived a final quarter scare from the Fields, and wererewarded with a spot in the four . Thompson and Aurel Smithparticularly damaging for the victors . The in form DLScrashed into a Xav's cyclone! 11 individual goalkickers andtheir best hard running showing of the year. Seraftni andRoaehe impressi contributors. Following an even first half,

r( r had a- ch u ' ' the bonnet', booting 14s to fi= a5n val to record their first win .

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recent run of good

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rounds of it aball, Old ?vfelburnians

n run, thanks to thed t stronger potency up

ice, the Scotchies are be o nain OB. The Tonners have

ring up to the fourth place d: hosts to prevail.

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succumbed to aspirited OldCamberwell sidelast week, theloss immediatelybridging the gap b . °en first id fourth. G°.'i a Old Trir. valso recording loss numi - o , e top four, 0 :'s, t -T

i Old Trinity and Hampton all stand at four and one, with th enext couple of weeks vital for teams ivishing to assert theirpresence as premiership contenders. The next couple of weeksare just as important for the mid-table sides, namely OldCamberwell, Beauma ris and lyiazenod, who desperately needto keep in touch with the breakaway top four, every gamecrucial in the context of the season .This afternoon offers several enticing games of football, none

more important than the clash of third versus fourth, asHampton Rovers plays host to Old Trinity. The Rovers will be

fresh following an extra week on the track, while Old Trinitywill be out to avenge last week's dismal defeat, Old Tar :o

get up in a close one.

Old Melburnians will look to reverse last week's form,they meet Mazenod at home . After such an impressiveMazenod have now dropped their last three matetrend unlikely to stop ; ONf's to return to their winning .

Old Cambe!ivell look to make it four on the trot isafternoon, Anson Bro-arnless' boys hossng Old Ivanhou, -.,io

will struggle despite a morale-raising victory last week .

F' .all cond-placed "' rribee celebrate their first home

game ' :s . _: 'hen C . neet sixth-placed Beaumaris . Th e

brm,'_ . ng'.:neeked off the undefeated Oldd~~~~_ additional hype of their firs ,

should record tvin number Eve .

Round five off on a ivintry Friday night, whenCollegians be '"HOSB under lights at the Han-s Trott

Oval . Desperately seeking to return to their early season for n,

after an uncha ;teristic loss the week before, Collegians at

at every chr to run out 86 point winners, Bun ,si-- . ar_d .'; tor five, with Crou^" . Fabris mid As .. :

a- - r .' . b°st . Old Carey bare' rked up a sweat in i, ir1i3 ooi_ humiliation of St '-ds(2), nine dific ;J'

goalk.ic ; contributing in ntial total of 23.1 7 ,

with Simson, Trumbull, Davey an muned as best .

Rupertswood maintained their :m record with animpressive come-from-behind victor ' or Therry Pent i, ie

ladder-leaders kicking seven goals to t ree in the secor halfto get up by 2 points . Harmes was the focal po i

forward for the losers, bagging nine, while Brenna 7 an cboth contributed four for the victors . Elsewhere, in the mid-table derby, Ajax led all day against North Old Boys, rur ' igout oi t isinners, Porat kicking six for the victors, andC't^n. :•:ssen and Nankin amongst tic T-st.

Rouna : . :, and Ruperts:vo=ad loc' to td their unbeatenr i, v' :1 they meet North Old E Be >ite sufferinga scare last week, Rupertswood showed composure and poisein their come-from-behind victory, and st Ad continue their

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t s meet Ajax at home, and sh Id ; )rd win

ed their second win last rom the bye, Monash mee

Dnash will get up.g Collegians two weeks ago . Impo s,

^1 this afternoon, with an. impressive aavav ^:in .ost impressive percentage in the league afte r

ns, Old Carey travel to Therry Peoria, aiming toeaders Rupertswood, who sit one game clear a t

e . C sfeated, but far from disgraThe:;v Penola will need Harme s

impressive contribution last week a rvictory against the inform Rt

t is hard to overlook a team that ha!166 against, Old Carey to get up a=

Cdifficult to read . -AS _-1 1and look out of form, whilewoeful form, before puilh,g U ; a

season, Burr, , r irn to for mtly to their massive win .its last

continue to take all before them and made it five ;ins

many starts ith their comprehensive mauling of thes . Ormond found their Section Blue feet and in the

It ing visitors, culminating in the 200 point plu s

s slammed home 30 large against an undermanned`sira line-up. The Beders knew the clash against the

to be a stiff examination and after an even first half,~ lifted their intensity to run out comfortable

's. eon and Isaac never stopped trying for the!red Claymen . Bentleigh recorded their second victory:h, humbled DLS . The B's had too many answers for

ing . The JOC's were the better side but were made toi in accounting for S .M . The home side had plenty ofchances to bury the Swans, however the District be.

a out, rewarded for their accuracy up forward .

_ ;ac : :_ : of Rd. 6 with the Tigers hosting the JOC's . Jus t

defeat between these teams and even at this early stage,for either could have a major hearing on a top two finish .i't believe much separates the sides, but that home

,d ac°~,antage is too tough an obstacle for St . John's t o

ce the short trip to E E Gunn, where theJ= look t o

in their unbeaten run . The Menders were great last. but today is a big step up in class, and it's difficult to

the Oaks .'

Beware! The Clay :n dropped their past twoz d are ravenous for a r trn to winning ways . At

ut wi ll re-ignite their fin - ; push .welcome the B's and a win for both is

ount in order to maintain contact with the top four .

;h are chasing a hat-trick of victories and whilst the

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ev 2, Nadini~. Fusinato. At: ;-~ 7n1 . Roac}te .A.gius, Gidley .

t, Ss~.~ It . Sheehan, Oakley . Best : Vague,1

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now D'Olhe-a Diaz Dean Hanger. SOUlY2 P+iEL.B(}URPdE:

2, 1 ttrs. Best: 7~-quin• Buck Cleslak. Bigjtal), LHui(ka'. Cakle.igtrAndre as 2, Nayna 2 . Sullivan 2. Maremetis, Nassrnallah. Best :

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3 . Dolman 6. Heywood 4, Tebennepe 4, Lewis 2. Forrest 2, Tiso.n, R, IrtTetu . Nicholson. Lee . Best: Heywood, Lewis, RahIDy ,

D nan . De La McClusky 2, E . Browv .(ng. Best:B. Browning, J. Casey, Beer. Umghc: P Liddell (F)

4.4 10.8 12 .12 16. 1 7/(113)%15 2.1 7.2 12, 4 14.5 .(89)

ivs 4 Diaz 3 Dean 2 Nguyen 2 Nelson 2 Chalk Arnold Hope.

2 M.Thomas Davison Hendersot.Best : M.Thomas klartinlira . Umpires: P Jones G Kelly (F)

C1ZdDaR-1;9 (2)m1.1 1.4 1.15 3.16{34)2.5 4.7 4.8 9.13(67)

c Britt . Amos. Rokkkt Best: Tsougatarkous, Russell, Britt ,RokkFa - : tiot supplied . Umpirv,, S Rothe (F )

0.2 2.7 2.9 5.10(40)IC`!t 6.5 7.7 10.11 11 .12(78)

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0.0 0.0 0.0 1.1( .7)4.3 8.7 11.13 19.18(132)

a . t~iooe, StaFTetis, Trem.asne, PrestEdpe .IM It 6. Brumby-Rendall 3, Jesse 2, Drnvslev

2, Bmmby-RendeIl, Henty. Ault. Jesse.G De n(F) L RatelIITe M Bather fB)

4.8 6.17 9.19 12.20(92)

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1 .8 7.9 11.9 14.12{96)1 .1 2.2 3.5 6.6(42 )

.,: V. .sc 4, D:metrtou 3 . Mitro)wulos, Morgan, ParSett,i . :Intrai . Tsingaris, Daeaes. Best: Parfett, Herbert . MMntash .

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robe Uril : McDonald 2, Scott, Callaghan. Redmond, 1Valker. Best: Bridges ,rphy. Tomlinson, Lambert, Marries, Gibson .

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g: ~-us 5. 4. :mart-Hohnes 3 . Hs,vat 3, Simson 2. Rid$i2 . C-__-s A . Evans B__ .. Simson. Trumbull. Davey. Thompson, Angus

St -mirds (2): Rogers 2, Cavan, Keogn, ODea. McManus Best: Pettit, Hurkt•Camp . L1~•els, Bids, Watt

s Umpire; : D tVindlow It Hense (F) C Shaefer (B)- --.L -S BYE

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'up . Karin -1 1_! 7 135 .~ ~ .

0 2 2= The other game in as

i Karingal 2 and Eallarat . Kari-gal otball and managed to stay with Bal' at ` r r

of the day. Ballarat 6 7 43 to Karingal 2 2 1 13 .

C,its also hosted two games on the weekend atPort Melbourne ground . Port Colts 1 plaved a

Per against Parkside just getting over the line insest game of the day. Port Colts 1 3 11 29 to

e 3 8 26. In the other game Poi c Co l

up against the inform Moonee Lr°' 1P :

P-ave continued with their good form

nies 6 14 42 to Port Colts 2 0 2 2 .

r1 :imes were played just over the bo

rnere the Ovens And Murray Jetsadows 1 and 2 . Ovens and tvSurrav Jets 2

lows 2 put on a great game with both b itsthe lead on a number of occasions.

adows 2 finished strongly in the last quartera number of late goals. Broadmeadows 2 7

52 to Ovens And Murrav Jets 2 3 4 22 .

iast game of the round was bet I.: ., :3dows 1 and Ovens And Marra J+ s 1 .

?meadows i played some very good to( l

nst a determined Ovens And Murray combination .

iis &- Murray had a lot of the play but theae' meadows backline was able to rebound the bal l

°d their forwards . Broadmeadows 1 15 15 105

3 Murray 1 3 4 22 . Ringwood had the bye

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, prescribeu penaity . Brunswickaaid offence over the last three year period)

ran 5i 00 (first offence over the last three

le and St . Kevins charged with a melee in their-itch played on Saturday May 3, 2003 .

-J guilty. De La Salle fined $300 and Si.

'kFC charged with conduct unbecoming in that

used both umpires.

completion of the senior match against St. JohnsSaturday May 3, Swinburne's senior coach, Dere k

a number of supporters, one in Particular,

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of' : . ,< c :z's Sectios 2 ieam has found the co _

to Section 1 and victory tot tust or each in the quest for a final b

Old Ivanhoe won despite Monash havi-of the play. Given a full team, I reckon 011

--ove too ' '-=ined for Marcellin rdate a p1 ~',n the top four.

ians, travel to Clayto . toues, o i',sappointed last S

at home I cai not see the Blues extendir theze_ition leaders, who should win well agail . .

I I- zet Prahran to return to the winning list at theZse of Collegians, whose defenders will not beto contain Butterworth, Cartledge andcc hroughout the match .

Salle again should be able to win over Sto have only one win on the board .North.

G_ [on travel to Bulleen to play Old Trinity ,11wl. o ill prove competitive . The big ground coul dwell test the fitness of Old Essendon, who havealready proven formidable opponents this season . Iselect Old Essendon, whom I believe possess greaterdepth of talent than does Old Trinity.University Blacks should return to the winning listat the expense of their traditional rivals, FitzroyReds, who after an interrupted start to their season,have not met the expectations of many.At No 2 Oval, Elsternwick Park, Old Xaverians meetTherry Penola . Old Xaverians, who expect to ileld avery strong side may be buffeted by the physicallvstronger Then Penola players on the small ground .Nevertheless I forecast victory to the Old Xaveriansin a hi i h ; gG me .

Seutio..St Leo's s ou d move further up the ladder bydefeating A .J .x .X ., whose Round i confidence hasquickly dissipated .In what could be a Grand final preview the t oundefeated teams meet at bVhitefriars n

azenod v-isit . The clash of the big men Bor.a ;_-7 ' ''>idgland as well as the forward "sliao, out "

v m Fothergill (Mazenod) and OF ;ntefriars) could provide the answer to whom willI favour Mazenod, who have the greater dept h

of experience .


e between E3ey Park and Old Bright n

ice then they have won twice and their

to be an even contest. The wrinner ? ~the top four at least for a couple mor e

ìave seen both teams earlier in the season,

had doubts as to the match fitness of Eley

,,~„ i, ,rnce now is high . This will be strange territo ,~-,Id Brighton (at least a railway line is nearb, J ,

find the task beyond them. I predict a closeEley Park .

Old Geelong will start favourites to avoidAen spoon" as they should prove too

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