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SFNL SAS SECURITY FINALS SERIES PRELIMINARY FINALS

DIV 1, 2, U19s & THIRDS BLUE

SEPTEMBER 12-13, 2015

SEPTEMBER 12, 2015 DIVISION 3 & THIRDS RED

BLACK ROCK V MOUNT WAVERLEY

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Division 3 & Thirds-Red Grand Finals... Last weekend was one of my most enjoyable weekends of Southern football in years, for the reason that the majority of games were such close, enthralling contests.

In Division 3, both Mount Waverley and Moorabbin came to play and an exciting battle occurred for the majority of the afternoon. Congratulations to Mount Waverley on making the Grand Final and what an exciting Grand Final it will be against Black Rock. Last time these two senior teams met in a Grand Final was in 2007 and the match went to extra time with Black Rock eventually winning by one point. On behalf of the SFNL we wish both teams all the best!

Division 3 has seen a fresh look in 2015 with some new clubs making finals across all competitions.

Here is my prediction for how the Grand Finals might go:

Division 3 Senior – Mount Waverley by 1 point

Division 3 Reserve – Endeavour Hills by 17 points

Thirds-Red – Skye by 31 points

For Mount Waverley this is the club’s ninth consecutive Division 3 Senior Finals Series and the question we are all waiting to see, is this year the premiership year? Black Rock has done exceptionally well rebuilding over the last few years

on and off the field. A wonderful effort by both clubs to make the big dance and we look forward to a great day of local football.

Onto the Prelims... For Division 1, 2, Under 19s and Thirds-Blue they now move to Preliminary Finals and some clubs from the weekend were very pleased to advance straight into the Grand Finals.

In other fantastic matches we saw Dingley win a close encounter against East Brighton in Division 1 to advance straight to the Grand Final. East Brighton will now face Mordialloc, who continued to impress winning over East Malvern, after finishing fifth in their first year in Division 1. Well done to Mordialloc who were promoted from Division 2 after winning the premiership last year. Both of these were fantastic matches which kept us all intrigued right to the final siren.

In Division 2, Oakleigh District progressed straight to the Grand Final after beating a persistent Murrumbeena and they will meet Caulfield this week after they caused an upset of the season in defeating Keysborough.

In the Under 19s, St Kilda City is the clear favourite and awaits their opponent in Dingley or Hampton in the Grand Final.

Very best wishes to all teams this weekend!!

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SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 12 DIVISION 3

GRAND FINAL

BLACK ROCK V

MOUNT WAVERLEYHeatherton Recreation Reserve, Heatherton

SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 13 DIVISION 1

PRELIMINARY FINAL

EAST BRIGHTON V

MORDIALLOCHeatherton Recreation Reserve, Heatherton

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PLAYERS OF THE ROUND

THE BLK PLAYER OF THE ROUND WILL RECEIVE A BLK PACK.

Calhan McQueen Dingley Football Club The Dream was the dominant force on the ground and singlehandedly won the game off his own boot. He kicked five goals in the last quarter and a half – he finished with six for the match – and looked dangerous all day. Quick on the lead, a lovely kick for goal and

possessing a great pair of hands, McQueen is another potent weapon in the Dingoes’ attacking arsenal and will be a key to his side’s premiership hopes.

Congratulation Calhan.

Dylan Beattie Caulfield Football Club A classy onballer, Beattie looked simply a cut above the rest on Sunday. He accrued a mountain of possessions and every single one of them was of the highest quality. His precision by foot was outstanding, and his pace allowed him to break away from the contests

and leave opponents in his wake. He also impacted the scoreboard with five goals as the Bears ran Keysborough off their legs to advance to the Preliminary Final.

Congratulations Dylan.

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SFNL TIPSTERS

DIVISION 1 DIVISION 2 DIVISION 3

FIN

ALS

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Div 1 East Brighton Mordialloc East Brighton East Brighton East Brighton East Brighton Mordialloc

Div 2 Caulfield Murrumbeena Caulfield Caulfield Caulfield Caulfield Caulfield

Div 3Mount

Waverley Black Rock Black Rock Black Rock Black Rock Black Rock Black Rock

LAST WEEK 3 3 3 4 3 4 4

TOTAL 217 213 216 215 219 198 209

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PRELIMINARY FINALEAST BRIGHTON

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HEAD TO HEAD / BRUCE HILLDIVISION 1: PRELIMINARY FINAL

East Brighton v MordiallocFirst met in 1988 - 34 matches (EB 21 wins, Mordi 13)

Largest Winning Margin Mordialloc 57 pts (17/5/08)

East Brighton 150 pts (14/5/88)

Smallest Winning Margin Mordialloc 7 pts (11/7/09)

East Brighton 2 pts (14/5/05)

Highest Score Mordialloc 18-11-119 (22/7/95)

East Brighton 36-20-236 (14/5/88)

Lowest Score Mordialloc 3-4-22 (14/7/12)

East Brighton 2-7-19 (17/5/08)

DIVISION 2: PRELIMINARY FINALMurrumbeena v Caulfield

First met in SFL in 1993 - 29 matches (M'B 18 wins, Caulfield 11)Largest Winning Margin M'Beena 144 pts (30/7/11)

Caulfield 121 pts (4/6/94)

Smallest Winning Margin M'Beena 11 pts (30/5/09)

Caulfield 9 pts (5/6/99)

Highest Score M'Beena 27-17-179 (30/7/11)

Caulfield 29-17-191 (4/6/94)

Lowest Score M'Beena 5-3-33 (21/7/07)

Caulfield 3-6-24 (1/8/98)

DIVISION 3: GRAND FINALBlack Rock v Mount Waverley

Since 1994 - 21 matches (Mount Waverley 11 wins, Black Rock 9 wins, one draw)

Largest Winning Margin Mount Waverley 142 pts (18/7/98)

Black Rock 68 pts (15/5/04)

Smallest Winning Margin Mount Waverley 1 pt. (21/7/07)

Black Rock 1 pt (2007 GF, 25/7/15)

Highest Score Mount Waverley 26-20-176 (28/5/94)

Black Rock 16-11-107 (15/5/04)

Lowest Score Mount Waverley 5-5-35 (17/7/04)

Black Rock 4-1-25 (18/7/98)

UNDER 19: PRELIMINARY FINAL Dingley v Hampton

First met in SFL in 2009 - 10 matches (Dingley 10 wins, Hampton nil)Largest Winning Margin Dingley 136 pts (22/5/10)

Hampton Not ApplicableSmallest Winning Margin Dingley 26 pts (21/5/11)

Hampton Not ApplicableHighest Score Dingley 26-14-170 (22/5/10)

Hampton 8-4-52 (10/8/13)Lowest Score Dingley 10-8-68 (11/7/15)

Hampton 0-1-1 (12/4/14)Moorabbin 0-1-1 (15/5/99)



DIVISION 1 SENIOR FIRST SEMI FINAL

DIVISION 1 RESERVE FIRST SEMI FINAL

DIVISION 1 SENIOR SECOND SEMI FINAL

DIVISION 1 RESERVE SECOND SEMI FINAL

Dingley 2.2 4.5 6.7 10.11-71

East Brighton 3.4 6.5 7.6 8.7-55

Dingley: Goal Kickers: C. McQueen 6, M. Freeman 3, D. FarmerBest Players: C. McQueen, S. Cleeve, T. Lavars, J. Mullen, J. Peet, T. WrightEast Brighton: Goal Kickers: T. Mahoney 3, M. Jamieson, D. Reid, S. Murphy, S. Dillon, P. SmithBest Players: S. Murphy, T. Backman, H. Dahl, B. Hope, T. Mahoney, B. Douthie

Dingley 2.3 4.6 7.9 14.13-97

St Kilda City 0.1 1.2 3.4 4.4-28

Dingley: Goal Kickers: L. Moore 4, S. Feehan 3, D. Morris 2, K. Feehan, T. La Rocca, T. Wigney, M. Turville, A. LloydBest Players: T. Wigney, D. Morris, J. Ades, A. Stock, J. Ellis, A. LloydSt Kilda City: Goal Kickers: C. Ryan-Orchard, R. Scott, A. Hunter, T. ShrimptonBest Players: L. Baillie, J. McLean, N. Porter, M. Laux, A. Hunter, J. Gavin

East Malvern 5.0 7.1 7.1 9.5-59

Mordialloc 1.5 3.9 7.19 8.20-68

East Malvern: Goal Kickers: C. Johnston 3, M. Ryan, M. Terech, H. Lanyon, M. Ferguson, M. Cooke, B. NealBest Players: M. Terech, R. Sadler, A. Johnson, P. de Koeyer, K. Gowers, W. SadlerMordialloc: Goal Kickers: J. Morris 2, J. Waters, T. Bastion, S. Anstey, D. Marguglio, S. Van Velsen, S. FragiacomoBest Players: J. Waters, J. Keighley, S. Van Velsen, J. Jewell, M. Barnhoorn

Mordialloc 1.4-10 4.4-28 5.4-34 7.8-50

Cheltenham 1.0-6 3.1-19 8.7-55 11.9-75

Mordialloc: Goal Kickers: D. Nithyakumar 2, S. Turner 2, A. Jayaselan, D. Bott, S. MaguireBest Players: A. Houghton, S. Maguire, R. Evans, L. Ardrey, D. Nithyakumar, S. TurnerCheltenham: Goal Kickers: M. Stevens 5, B. Suboticki 2, L. Brookman, A. Garlick, S. Lay, M. WorrellBest Players: M. Worrell, M. Hampton, M. Stevens, L. Brookman, T. Christopher, T. Lawson

DIVISION 1 RESULTS: WEEK 2 FINALSSENIORSTEAM P W L D F A % PTS

Dingley 18 15 3 0 1955 1019 191.85 60

East Brighton 18 15 3 0 1703 981 173.60 60

East Malvern 18 12 6 0 1741 1191 146.18 48

St Pauls 18 12 6 0 1342 1127 119.08 48

Mordialloc 18 11 7 0 1427 1170 121.97 44

Clayton 18 8 10 0 1345 1729 77.79 32

Bentleigh 18 6 12 0 1187 1555 76.33 24

Cheltenham 18 5 13 0 1131 1761 64.22 20

St Kilda City 18 4 14 0 1211 1513 80.04 16

Chelsea Heights 18 2 16 0 957 1953 49.00 8

RESERVESTEAM P W L D F A % PTS

Dingley 18 17 1 0 2470 513 481.48 68

St Kilda City 18 15 2 1 1439 766 187.86 62

Mordialloc 17 12 5 0 1668 893 186.79 52

Cheltenham 18 11 6 1 1341 1043 128.57 46

Clayton 18 10 8 0 1475 1118 131.93 40

East Malvern 18 10 8 0 1195 1279 93.43 40

Bentleigh 18 7 11 0 1436 1164 123.37 28

Chelsea Heights 18 3 15 0 762 2044 37.28 12

St Pauls 18 2 16 0 746 1848 40.37 8

East Brighton 17 1 16 0 458 2322 19.72 4

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DIVISION 1: FRONT & CENTRE / WILL HUNTERDingley are the first team through to the Division 1 decider after a 16-point come-from-behind victory over East Brighton in Saturday’s Second Semi Final.

It was tough, hard, physical and congested for most of the day, which played into East Brighton’s hands. In fact the game was played predominantly on the Vampires’ terms in the first half, before the Dingoes managed to wrestle back control of the match in the last half hour and surge ahead on the back of five second-half goals from Calhan McQueen.

The Vampires drew first blood with a goal two minutes in, but the two sides traded majors for the majority of the opening term. A late goal to Vampire Steve Murphy ensured his side led by 9 points at the first change.

This advantage was swiftly extended to 20 points with two goals inside the first five minutes of the second term, and try as they might the Dingoes simply couldn’t bridge the gap.

Consecutive goals either side of the long break to Toby Mahoney gave the Vampires back a three-goal advantage before they went into lockdown. More than 12 goalless minutes elapsed before a major to McQueen broke the drought and completely changed the dynamic of the match.

The Dingoes were then able to win more ball on the outside, took the game on and simply left the Vampires in their wake with their run and spread.

In the end they stormed home, booting six of the last seven goals of the match to run over the top of the Vampires and into the Grand Final.

McQueen was certainly the difference between the two sides, and simply unstoppable up forward for the Dingoes with six goals. His hands was terrific, clunking plenty of marks inside 50 (including two contested marks in the goal square in the dying minutes which iced the game), and had it not been for a couple of wayward early shots on goal, he could have ended up with eight or nine goals.

He and Marcus Freeman combined for nine of their sides 10 majors.

Tom Wright was also terrific in blanketing East Brighton’s dangerous spearhead Phil Smith, restricting him to just one goal for the day, while ruckman Stu Cleeve, onballers Jackson Peet and Luke Bartholomew and skipper Tony Lavars were also prominent.

Murphy was a prolific ball-winner and a clear standout for the Vampires, while they also had solid contributions from Ben Douthie, Tom Backman and Hamish Dahl.

Perhaps the most pleasing aspect of the victory from Dingley’s perspective was that they stood up when their backs were against the wall. The Vampires dictated the play for the first two and a half quarters, and not only did the Dingoes absorb their pressure – something they succumbed to in both of last year’s finals against East Brighton – but they were able to rise above it and get the game back on their terms. This will go some way to exorcising the demons of 2014.

For East Brighton they must regroup before they get another shot at a Grand Final berth next Sunday.

On Sunday Mordialloc overcame a lacklustre start to stun East Malvern and advance to the Preliminary Final.

The Bloods certainly did it the hard way, kicking a wayward 8.20 in their narrow nine-point victory. This was a match that should have been decided by a much greater margin, given they registered 14 more scoring shots than their opponent.

Granted, the game was played in blustery conditions, however, that was not the overriding factor behind their woeful inaccuracy. Rather, some missed shots early on in the piece eroded the side’s confidence in front of goal, and when the pressure mounted later on in the contest, it simply became endemic.

Thankfully for their sake, they didn’t pay the ultimate price.

Despite kicking with a strong breeze in the opening term, Mordialloc were slow out of the blocks and comprehensively outplayed by a red-hot East Malvern outfit. The Panthers nailed the first four goals of the match and raced to a handy early buffer before the Bloods even knew what hit them.

They showed a bit more fight in the second, the Bloods, applying more pressure around the contest and turning the game into an arm wrestle. In doing so, the Panthers were restricted to just two goals with the wind, but were still 16-point leaders at the half.

But it seemed the men in red and white weren’t done and came out all guns blazing in the second half. Their third term in particular showcased the best of the Bloods as they got on top around the contests and found their outside run.

They made the Panthers look tired as Joel Waters and James Keighley starred around the wings and forward flanks with several telling touches. But as dominant as Mordialloc were, they booted a wasteful 4.10 for the term and blew a golden opportunity to put the Panthers away.

As expected the final stanza was tight as the Bloods held on grimly to their slender lead. The Panthers always looked a chance to nab two quick goals with the breeze and pinch the win, however, Mordialloc were resolute until the final siren.

Waters and Keighley were the catalysts for the win, providing the spark that jolted Mordialloc back to life in the second half. Daniel Quinn and Shane Van Velsen were both outstanding in the ruck – Van Velsen also booted a crucial goal in the third term – while Josh Jewell was also tremendous in defence for the winners.

Paul De Koeyer, Ralph Sadler and Andrew Johnson were all prominent for East Malvern, but Matt Terech, who rucked tirelessly all day – a herculean effort on the vast expanses of Springvale Reserve – was again by far their best

While that’s the end of the road for the East Malvern, a date with East Brighton looms next Sunday in what will be the penultimate match of the Division 1 season.

Preliminary Final – Sunday 13th September

East Brighton vs Mordialloc (Springvale Reserve) The stage is set for a massive clash between the Vampires and the Bloods with the winner to advance to the Division 1 Grand Final next Sunday.

East Brighton were comfortable winners in both meetings between the two sides this season. The most recent encounter was a crushing 51-point crushing in the final round of the home and away season three weeks ago.

But since that loss Mordialloc have pulled off two tremendous finals wins and are giving themselves the best chance possible for a fairy-tale finish to the year.

We will again see two teams looking to play two contrasting brands of football. The Bloods are not an overly tall, nor solidly-built side, so they prefer to win the ball on the outside and run. This is where they play their best footy, as we saw during the third term last week.

The vast open space at Springvale is certainly conducive to that style of play, and the similarities between this venue and their home ground have been well documented in this column.

East Brighton, meanwhile, will look to lock the ball up and create stoppages at every opportunity. This will nullify the Bloods’ runners, as it did Dingley’s for most of last Saturday.

The Vampires have got some quality players running through their midfield, however, several had their colours lowered on Saturday. Damien Rayson in particular was down on his normal output after missing the win over East Malvern a fortnight ago, so expect a much bigger impact from him on Sunday.

But Mordialloc coach Sam Anstey is the one that looms as the potential match-winner. He may not be a prolific accumulator of possessions, but all of his touches are top quality and he has an ability to impact every single contest. If the Bloods are going to cause an upset here, he will be the man causing the damage.

Mordi are certainly entering this do-or-die battle in terrific form and this should make for a stunning contest. East Brighton, meanwhile, haven’t quite been at their best in the last couple of weeks, but we all know their best is certainly good enough. They are a very good football side, the Vampires, and expect their class to show through and get them over the line in a thriller.

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2015 DIVISION 1 SENIOR FIXTUREROUND 111-AprSt Kilda City 13.6.84 def by Cheltenham 14.12.96

Clayton 14.12.96 def Bentleigh 12.14.86

East Malvern 17.10.112 def St Pauls 6.12.48East Brighton 6.13.49 def by Dingley 14.9.93Mordialloc 21.14.140 def Chelsea Heights 5.6.36

ROUND 218-AprCheltenham 11.11.77 def by Mordialloc 17.10.112Dingley 11.22.88 def St Kilda City 11.4.70Bentleigh 10.5.65 def by East Brighton 11.10.76St Pauls 14.18.102 def Clayton 12.8.80Chelsea Heights 4.5.29 def by East Malvern 18.17.125

ROUND 325-Apr Mordialloc 11.7-73 def Dingley 10.8-68St Kilda City 10.8-68 def by Bentleigh 10.9-69Clayton 12.4-76 def by East Malvern 14.22-106Cheltenham 16.8-104 def Chelsea Heights 12.7-79

East Brighton 8.12-60 def St Pauls 6.8-44

ROUND 42-MayBentleigh 16.7-103 def Mordialloc 15.11-101St Pauls 8.11-59 def by St Kilda City 9.9-63East Malvern 7.9-51 def by East Brighton 7.10-52Chelsea Heights 9.16-70 def by Clayton 14.13-97

Dingley 30.12-192 def Cheltenham 10.4-64

ROUND 59-MayMordialloc 7.6-48 def St Pauls 5.9-39St Kilda City 10.12-72 def by East Malvern 12.12-84East Brighton 27.12-174 def Clayton 5.9-39Cheltenham 8.11-59 def Bentleigh 7.14-56Chelsea Heights 8.4-52 def by Dingley 15.16-106

ROUND 616-MayEast Malvern 10.9-69 def Mordialloc 8.11-59Clayton 17.14-116 def St Kilda City 10.9-69East Brighton 17.14-116 def Chelsea Heights 4.4-28St Pauls 9.13-67 def Cheltenham 6.6-42

Bentleigh 8.6-54 def by Dingley 17.20-122

ROUND 723-MayMordialloc 15.6-96 def Clayton 7.9-51St Kilda City 10.5-65 def by East Brighton 9.14-68Cheltenham 12.4-76 def East Malvern 11.9-75Dingley 21.8-134 def St Pauls 8.2-50Chelsea Heights 9.8-62 def by Bentleigh 9.12-66

ROUND 830-MayEast Brighton 10.13-73 def Mordialloc 4.3-27St Kilda City 12.14-86 def Chelsea Heights 8.4-52Clayton 10.16-76 def Cheltenham 6.7-43East Malvern 6.14-50 def by Dingley 14.12-96St Pauls 13.14-92 def Bentleigh 10.11-71

ROUND 913-Jun Mordialloc 10.5-65 def St Kilda City 7.16-58Cheltenham 12.7-79 def by East Brighton 16.15-111Dingley 23.16-154 def Clayton 7.9-51Bentleigh 11.8-74 def by East Malvern 15.14-104Chelsea Heights 6.8-44 def by St Pauls 12.11-83

OPTIMUS CONCUSSION AWARENESS ROUND 1020-JunChelsea Heights 5.6-36 def by Mordialloc 20.13-133Cheltenham 12.8-80 def by St Kilda City 16.5-101Dingley 14.10-94 def East Brighton 8.15-63Bentleigh 7.16-58 def by Clayton 8.16-64

St Pauls 16.10-106 def East Malvern 8.14-62

ROUND 1127-JunMordialloc 16.6-102 def Cheltenham 5.10-40St Kilda City 8.13-61 def by Dingley 13.22-100East Brighton 16.13-109 def Bentleigh 5.6-36Clayton 14.3-87 def St Pauls 12.14-86East Malvern 24.18-162 def Chelsea Heights 5.9-39

ROUND 1211-JulChelsea Heights 15.10-100 def Cheltenham 7.8-50Dingley 7.14-56 def by Mordialloc 8.9-57Bentleigh 10.11-71 def St Kilda City 5.7-37St Pauls 10.5-65 def East Brighton 7.12-54

East Malvern 19.18-132 def Clayton 7.8-50

GAMBLING’S NOT A GAME ROUND 1318-JulMordialloc 11.9-75 def Bentleigh 5.5-35St Kilda City 3.8-26 def St Pauls 16.15-111East Brighton 11.11-77 def East Malvern 7.13-55Clayton 12.19-91 def Chelsea Heights 9.4-58

Cheltenham 12.5-77 def by Dingley 19.13-127

ROUND 1425-JulSt Pauls 8.6-54 def Mordialloc 8.5-53East Malvern 17.15-117 def St Kilda City 8.9-57Clayton 12.8-80 def by East Brighton 20.14-134Bentleigh 11.11-77 def Cheltenham 9.10-64

Dingley 15.24-114 def Chelsea Heights 6.4-40

ROUND 151-AugClayton 11.9-75 def by Mordialloc 12.6-78East Brighton 11.12-78 def St Kilda City 7.8-50East Malvern 24.9-153 def Cheltenham 4.4-28St Pauls 9.3-57 def Dingley 6.13-49

Bentleigh 14.16-100 def Chelsea Heights 9.10-64

ROUND 168-Aug Mordialloc 12.5-77 def by East Malvern 12.8-80St Kilda City 8.16-64 def by Clayton 10.9-69Chelsea Heights 3.1-19 def by East Brighton 28.9-177Cheltenham 5.11-41 def by St Pauls 8.9-57Dingley 17.10-112 def Bentleigh 4.8-32

ROUND 1715-AugSt Kilda City 16.9-105 def Mordialloc 10.14-74East Brighton 18.15-123 def Cheltenham 5.3-33Clayton 10.10-70 def by Dingley 21.15-141East Malvern 23.17-155 def Bentleigh 9.12-66

St Pauls 19.13-127 def Chelsea Heights 5.3-33

ROUND 1822-AugMordialloc 9.4-58 def by East Brighton 16.13-109Chelsea Heights 18.8-116 def St Kilda City 11.9-75Cheltenham 11.12-78 def Clayton 10.10-70Dingley 16.13-109 def East Malvern 6.13-49Bentleigh 10.8-68 def by St Pauls 14.11-95

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DIVISION 1: SENIOR PRELIMINARY FINAL - 2.15PM

Ground: Hurlingham Park (Melway Ref 67 J10)

Telephone: 0412 015 008

Colours: Red With a white V

Senior Coach: Ben Murphy

Reserves Coach: Jason Louey

# PLAYER DESCRIPTION GOALS BEHINDS1 Toby Mahoney Great overhead with damaging ground coverage

2 Damien Rayson Class act with great pace

3 Sam Dillon Inside grunt with good finish

4 Peter Larsen Experienced campaigner, 2012 Menielly medallist

5 Steve Murphy Ball magnet with great tank

6 Dan Reid Fearless onballer that will hurt the scoreboard

7 Seamus Murphy Fast runner best suited in the midfield

8 Tom Jessup Youngster with plenty of dash and run

9 Liam Bowman Best defender seen at Hurlingham

10 Jeremy Heys Elusive goalkicking midfielder

12 Sam Rowe Youngster on the improve, best work in defence

13 Anthony Bailey Booming kick and good on the lead

14 Ben Douthie The best in the business, plays anywhere

15 Tait Sabec Rebounding half back, great pace, breaks lines

16 Mitch Backman Clever utility with good pace and run

17 Phillip Smith Powerhouse forward that can double-up on ball

19 Hamish Dahl Ruckman that can play forward

20 Mitch Garvey Big man that can play forward, back or on ball

21 Barry Hope The heart of the team, knows no fear

22 Mark Jamieson Wily veteran that commands attention

23 Phil Zarra Talent to burn, The X-Factor

25 David De Luca Pacy onballer that can tag or play back

26 Damian Lynch Experienced campaigner, rarely makes a mistake

27 James Plant Solid defender, strong overhead

31 Tom Backman Maturing every week, key defender

32 Andrew Luxa Onballer with pace and smooth skills

35 Andrew Jansen Rebounding half back, pace to burn, smart decision-maker

41 Andrew Clements Versatile utility that can be a prime mover

47 Justin Whyte Defensive forward that kicks goals

45 Harry Healey Youngster that can play either end

EAST BRIGHTON

FIELD BOUNDARY GOALSam Bridges Anthony Embleton David MandelbaumAnnie Mirabile Julien Khoury Tayla ManningLuke Porter Mitch Lea

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TEAM 1/4 TIME 1/2 TIME 3/4 TIME FULL TIMEEAST BRIGHTON

MORDIALLOC

Ground: Ben Kavanagh Reserve (Melway Ref 87 G12)

Telephone: 0419 806 843Clash Colours: Royal with Yellow VSenior Coach: Sam Anstey Reserves Coach: Peter LaspatzisThirds Coach: Andy Kent

# PLAYER DESCRIPTION GOALS BEHINDS

1 Anthony Scafidi A fearless, tenacious and polished swingman

2 James Pennycuick A suave and elusive forward who loves a goal

3 Nathan Evans A hard-running wingman with silky skills

4 Robie Evans An elusive utility player with great ball use

5 Dan Lynch A Courageous backman who is strong over head

6 Stefan Gregory Good athlete who can play at both ends of the ground

7 Sam Nichols A key position player who breaks the lines well

8 James Keighley An elusive forward who has great goal sense

9 Joel waters A very clever player with silky skills and footy nous

10 David Marguglio A great decision maker with first-rate skills

11 Todd Bastion A prodigious accumulator who is a clearance specialist

12 James Morris A stylish forward with classy skills and great goal sense

13 Andrew Fyans A determined backman with a 'never say die' attitude

14 Luke Barnhoorn A slick moving utility with classy ball use

15 Sean Van Velsen A hard running ruckman with first class skills

16 Simon Fragiacomo A speedy, agile and damaging utility player

17 Jamie Neville-Young A stylish and hard-working backman who breaks the lines

18 Beau Turner Playing assistant coach who is a clearance specialist

19 Josh Kovarik Durable and versatile midfielder with a good work ethic

20 Chris Brooking A courageous midfielder who loves a tough contest

21 Michael Barnhoorn A slick-moving backman with great kicking ability

22 Daniel Quinn Playing assistant coach who is a courageous work horse

23 Sam Anstey Playing coach

24 Josh Jewell A fleet footed defender with great closing speed

25 Jake O'Donnell A courageous midfielder and tackling machine

26 Tony Demacedo A smooth backman with a big engine and damaging skills

27 Luke Ardrey A 'blue collar' midfielder with a great work ethic

28 Kaleb Tymko A Key position player who is strong in the air

MORDIALLOC



CHELTENHAM

# PLAYER # PLAYER

1 Luke Brookman 34 David Goodchild

2 Thomas Nelson 38 Toby Arthur

3 Declan Hampton 40 Trent Vanderhei den

4 Morgan Hampton 41 Steven Lay

6 Bane Suboticki 42 Laitan Kivi

7 Max Worrell 44 Mitchell Stevens

9 Andrew Butterfield 45 Karl Tuhi wai

12 Adam Rose 46 Tim Lawson

14 Sam Quigley 47 Jack Gavin

19 Anthony Milesi 49 Alexander Pelly

20 James McCartney 49 Renny Trai nor

21 Michael Kohout 50 Thomas Christopher

23 Paul Conroy 55 James Carcassi

24 Matthew Bowles 56 Zachariah Gomularz

27 Nick Dickinson 60 Simon Donnell

28 Benjamin Lane 63 Paul Sanders

29 Alastair Garlick 75 Jarrod Rye

30 Nathan Cerisara 76 Benjamin Brown

31 Kieran McConnell 77 Adam Martin

33 Thomas Jelleff

Ground: Jack Barker Oval, Cheltenham Rec Reserve, Weatherall Rd, Cheltenham, 3192. [Mel Ref: 86 G3]

Telephone: 9585 1259

Colours: Red, Yellow and Black vertical panels. Black back, Yellow numbers.

Senior Coach: Andrew Butterfield

Reserve Coach: Michael McGettigan

Reserve Coach: Scott Mellick

TEAM 1/4 TIME 1/2 TIME 3/4 TIME FULL TIMEST KILDA CITY

CHELTENHAM

DIVISION 1: RESERVE PRELIMINARY FINAL - 12.00PM

ST KILDA CITY

FIELD BOUNDARY GOALNathan Guy Michael Baragwanath Sam KennyScott Learmonth Dan Keating William RobinsonMatthew Mahoney Jarrod Van Wees

SUNDAY 13 SEPTEMBER -SPRINGVALE RESERVE, SPRINGVALE

Ground: Peanut Farm Reserve (Melway Ref 58 A11)

Telephone: 0413 873 658Colours: Red, White & Black Senior Coach: Mark TasiyanReserves Coach: Declan HarringtonThirds Coach: Sam Dagher

# PLAYER # PLAYER

2 Gavin Philips 35 Myles Jamieson

10 Jordan Hilton-Taylor 36 Jack Gavin

10a Dilan Shrimpton 37 Ben May

16 Flynn Allan 40 Michael Habashi

17 Jesse McLean 41 Damien Maher

22Charles Ryan-Orchard 41 Luke Laux

23 Rick Bailey 43 Rick Scott

25 Lochlan Tangas 44 Will Bartholomew

27 Jason Cheah 48 Jack Baker

28 Luke Baillie 49 Sam McPhee

29 Tom Looi 55 Craig Tellis

30 Andrew Hunter 64 Matthew Laux

30 Nicholas Porter 70 Carlos Kamus

31 Hamish Marshall 75 Jamie Vlahos

32 Thushan Shrimpton 78 Ryan Hoy



DIVISION 1: CLUB NOTESMORDIALLOC Our football club’s first season back in division one has been an unmitigated success. Had you offered us both teams in the second week of finals before round one, we’d have snapped your hand off. But in the first weekend of September, here we are. And although we lost the reserves this weekend, the seniors fight on.

It was, sadly, a weekend too far for the seconds. We started well, kicking a goal into the breeze in the first couple of minutes and keeping Cheltenham scoreless until the last couple. Things were still looking good at half time when we led by nine points after an amazing goal by MaraDhana, but that’s when the card house fell to bits. Cheltenham were first to the ball from the opening bounce of the third quarter and kicked five goals to one with what was by then a quite sizable wind advantage, and after the last change we had nothing left in the tank to arrest the slide. Dhana and Sam Turner were our only multiple goalkickers with two each. Alex Houghton, Sam Maguire and Robbie Evans were amongst our best.

This match proved the swansong for our coach, Peter Laspatzis. Pete has been a loyal clubman over many years, and has seen the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune in his years as coach, through relegation and (winning) grand finals alike. As a club we thank him gratefully for his efforts.

The firsts looked headed for a similar fate early on against East Malvern, who in the first term refused to miss, kicking five goals straight against our tally of 1.5 which set the scene for the rest of the game. The second quarter began in the same vein, but in the last ten minutes before half time Mordialloc started to gain a foothold, going into the main break 16 points down but believing they could turn the deficit around. The third term was one that few neutrals saw coming, as Mordialloc exerted a dominance greater than that which they were able to at any stage this season. Our statisticians showed an inside 50 count for the term of 18 to one, and while a return of 4.10 wasn’t ideal we kept East Malvern scoreless to turn three goals to the good. A tight, tense last quarter saw Mordialloc end with a

nine point victory and an appointment with East Brighton next weekend. James Morris was our only multiple goalkicker with two, with Joel Waters, James Keighley and Sean Van Velsen excellent on the day.

Mordialloc thanks all its’ wonderful sponsors for the season. Our major sponsor is Sticky Labels. Sticky Labels is a family-owned company in Braeside that has produced quality labelling products to clients Australia wide for 25 years. Sticky Labels will produce labels that are iconic, perfectly targeted to the customer and competitively priced, whether it be for a small bottling run, or a major run in the supermarkets, or anything in between. So for multi-colour print services that will bring your product to life, feel free to call 9588-0022 or visit www.stickylabels.com.au. Sticky Labels would love to talk to you about your next project.

So, having started the season with five senior teams, one now remains. This Sunday at 2.00, lets all get to Springvale and roar the boys on to another grand final…

DINGLEY Some very nervous times when Mahoney goaled early in the third quarter to extend East Brighton’s lead to 17 points, and more than a few Dingo supporters would have had that “surely not again” feeling. Enter “The Dream”, and less than an hour later, the fairytale reversal was complete. In one of the great matchwinning performances of recent times, Calhan McQueen almost single-handedly stole the match from the Vampires’ grasp to ensure that the Dingley seniors would be joining the also victorious Reserves and Thirds in the big showdown. Not quite so easy for the U19s, who face the seemingly

sisyphean task of turning the tables on a very impressive St Kilda City outfit, provided they can get through this weeks preliminary. Three fantastic wins though, and an extra week to prepare for what should be a very proud day for our football club.

For quite a few of us, it was a time of subdued emotions, as the fabric of the day had been shattered by the early morning loss of one of our very best friends. Condolences to the family of the fabulous Phil Buckley, and to his many, many friends at both the Dingley and Heatherton football clubs.

Sponsors Carlisle Homes, Bendigo Bank, Tranzworks, Dingley International, The Den Men, Dingley Sports Club, Buxton Real Estate, Craig Allen & Associates, Monier Safety, Star Ceilings, Braeside Pest Control, Goulding General Engineering, Eagle Printing, Dolphin Products, Ram Locksmiths, Storage King Braeside, Patterson Cheney Toyota, Hinkler Motors, Highway Tyres, Unique Star Mechanical Repairs, Dingley Conveyancing, Din San Nursery, Altitude Volvo, Back in Motion, Adriano’s Pizza, Axis of Epic, The Natural Source, Hannafords, Control Bin Hire, 13 Cabs.

EAST BRIGHTON It’s a long road to the top with many falling along the way. All concentration will be on the game at hand against Mordialloc this week out at Springvale. It is fair to say the Vampires did not put their most efficient foot forward last week yet were still in the hunt with 10 minutes left. Credit to Dingley they played for

4 quarters and were worthy winners on the day but as we have said the best thing about last week is that we have another week. Another chance to rectify errors and muster our best effort against a relentless Mordialloc this week. Credit to the Bloods. They have done a mighty job and should be well pleased with their season. They present

a worthy opponent and deserve to be where they are. East Brighton will have their work cut out to get over the line this week.

Presentation Night Thursday October 1st at the McKinnon Hotel $80.00 per ticket. Visit the website www.thevampires.org for bookings.



DIVISION 2 RESULTS: WEEK 2 FINALSSENIORSTEAM P W L D F A % PTS

Oakleigh District 18 15 3 0 1694 899 188.43 60

Keysborough 18 15 3 0 1747 1066 163.88 60

Murrumbeena 18 13 5 0 1535 1260 121.83 52

Skye 18 11 7 0 1475 1106 133.36 44

Caulfield 18 10 8 0 1361 1236 110.11 40

Hampton 18 10 8 0 1212 1326 91.40 40

Highett 18 7 11 0 1374 1414 97.17 28

Springvale Districts 18 4 14 0 1068 1661 64.30 16

Heatherton 18 3 15 0 1062 1856 57.22 12

Doveton Eagles 18 2 16 0 1125 1829 61.51 8

RESERVESTEAM P W L D F A % PTS

Skye 18 18 0 0 2045 508 402.56 72

Highett 18 13 5 0 1420 896 158.48 52


Keysborough 18 11 7 0 1816 1000 181.60 44

Murrumbeena 18 10 8 0 1261 1164 108.33 40

Springvale Districts 18 9 9 0 1234 1106 111.57 36

Hampton 18 6 12 0 1116 1505 74.15 24

Heatherton 18 6 12 0 923 1287 71.72 24

Caulfield 18 4 14 0 879 1598 55.01 16

Doveton Eagles 18 0 18 0 438 2492 17.58 0

DIVISION 2 SENIOR FIRST SEMI FINAL

DIVISION 2 RESERVE FIRST SEMI FINAL

DIVISION 2 SENIOR SECOND SEMI FINAL

DIVISION 2 RESERVE SECOND SEMI FINAL

Oakleigh District 3.1 7.6 9.8 15.15-105

Murrumbeena 3.4 4.6 6.10 8.12-60

Oakleigh District: Goal Kickers: J. Hill 4, K. Kandakji 4, D. Velardo 3, E. Nassrallah 2, D. Spence, M. JosicBest Players: P. Carroll, M. Josic, K. Kandakji, M. Fletcher, J. Hill, E. NassrallahMurrumbeena: Goal Kickers: A. Moloney, D. Hargrave, S. Parkes, C. Cairns, D. Elkman, D. Cavanagh, A. Ekberg-Weiss, T. ValentaBest Players: M. Walder, D. Turkington, D. Hargrave, T. Valenta, T. Cameron, S. Moloney

Skye 1.3 3.8 9.13 13.20-98

Highett 0.5 2.5 3.6 4.8-32

Skye: Goal Kickers: M. Poore 7, M. Kalviskis 4, C. Petrie 2Best Players: B. Williams, M. Poore, J. Karadeas, S. Solomonidis, M. Kalviskis, T. ScottHighett: Goal Kickers: E. Marson 3, N. SinghBest Players: T. Thoburne, J. Nagle, N. Maizey, E. Marson, C. Lee, N. Umiljendic

Keysborough 4.5 5.8 9.16 11.19-85

Caulfield 4.3 10.7 12.8 19.11-125

Keysborough: Goal Kickers: T. Bacic 2, D. Morland 2, D. Rajic 2, W. Gayfer 2, M. Burnett, G. Humphreys, C. HargreavesBest Players: D. Morland, W. Gayfer, S. Dunn, G. Humphreys, R. Goodes, T. BacicCaulfield: Goal Kickers: D. Beattie 5, A. Connell 5, G. Ivanka 2, N. Perry 2, S. Gunning, I. Musster, J. Twirdy, J. Wood, A. CablesBest Players: D. Beattie, T. Kennedy, G. Nye, A. Connell, S. Walton, N. Perry

Oakleigh District 4.2 6.3 9.6 12.11-83

Keysborough 3.2 6.4 8.9 11.12-78

Oakleigh District: Goal Kickers: T. McNamara 2, T. Tzouvelis 2, M. Papargiris 2, R. Cappelleri, G. Pitts, M. Turvey, P. Gurr, C. Cappelleri, J. CardamoneBest Players: G. Pitts, R. Carroll, T. Tzouvelis, T. McNamara, D. Barbaro, C. CappelleriKeysborough: Goal Kickers: G. Tempany 2, D. Pendlebury 2, J. Hawes 2, D. McLean, G. Lazaridis, J. Dunn, C. Dalton, B. ScottBest Players: D. Prib, D. Pendlebury, G. Lazaridis, L. Damato, S. Chamberlain, J. Caisley


Semi Final action was upon us at the Southern Football Netball League and it brought about some interesting results heading into the Preliminary Final.

Oakleigh District comfortably accounted for a battle-worn Murrumbeena at Jack Barker Oval last Saturday, booking its spot in the 2015 Grand Final after a 45-point win. The Oaks forward combination of Josh Hill, Khaled Kandakji and Dave Velado were superb in the win, booting 11 goals between them while the Beena had eight individual goal kickers.

Pat Carroll and Mitch Walder were named as the best for their respective clubs in a match that saw Murrumbeena jump out of the blocks, surprising Oakleigh District to take a three-point advantage into the quarter time break.

Oakleigh turned it on in the second term and slowly began to get on top in a hard fought midfield battle. The likes of Walder, Declan Turkington and the returning Tom Cameron did their best to curtail the influence of Oakleigh’s midfielders but the Oaks were slick in their ball movement, resulting in four goals in the quarter, taking the lead and holding an 18-point half time advantage.

The second half comeback was made more tough for Murrumbeena after utility Josh Wright went down with an ankle injury in the second term, one that saw him miss the rest of the contest. The injury seemed to spur Murrumbeena to greater heights and it found itself in control of the play for patches during the third term.

The Beena had their opportunities to cut the margin but missed multiple chances to put intense pressure on the Oaks, who took a 16-point lead into the final change.

Oakleigh Districts found the midas touch in the final quarter, booting six goals to break away from Murrumbeena to turn a tightly-contested game into a comfortable win.

Murrumbeena fought hard defensively all day, but the offensive firepower of Oakleigh proved too much in the end, and the Oaks became the first team to book a spot in the Division 2 Grand Final.

Caulfield has caused possibly the biggest finals upset seen in the entirety of the Southern Football Netball League this season, comfortably accounting for Keysborough to the tune of 40 points.

Full forward Adam Connell and midfielder Dylan Beattie were at their absolute best, booting nine majors between them while Tim Kennedy and Glenn Nye were also impressive out on the park.

Keysborough got solid performances from Daniel Moreland and Will Gayfer, while Gayfer, Moreland, Davor Rajic and Tim Bacic all kicked two goals.

The match looked set to be a shootout early in the opening term as both sides went to work converting their opportunities inside forward 50. It would be the Burra who held the first advantage and went into quarter time with a two-point lead.

Caulfield put the foot down on the accelerator in the second quarter, taking a comprehensive 29-point lead after booting six goals while holding Keysborough to just one to take a confidence-boosting advantage into the main break.

Not to be outdone, Keysborough hit back in the third term, cutting the margin to 10 points after booting four goals, but perhaps

should have taken the lead after several wasted opportunities saw it register eight behinds for the quarter.

Caulfield seemed to have no problems with accuracy as it again raced away in the final term, booting seven goals to put the win out of reach of the highly-fancied Keysborough, and not only causing a massive upset but also knocking out a premiership favourite in straight sets.

The second biggest week of the football year is upon us; Preliminary Final week will decide just who makes it onto football’s biggest stage.

Preliminary Final – Saturday 12th September

Murrumbeena vs Caulfield (Jack Barker Oval) I’ll be the first to admit that I did not envisage these two sides meeting in a match to decide who will play off in a Grand Final. It has been a remarkable year for the Murrumbeena Football Club, which has made believers out of critics including a certain radio team member who shall remain nameless – cough cough Johnny Tak cough cough.

The Beena have relied on a strong defensive presence on the field all season and it has held them in good stead so far. They have the ability to keep the ball in their half of the ground for long periods of time and have an underrated forward line that is capable of sneaking up on opponents.

That forward line is led by Anthony Ekberg-Weiss and Alex Moloney while dangerous swingman Dean Spanos is one player who has the ability to turn the game on its head, whether it be in the midfield or up forward. Despite a disappointing finals series so far, if the Bears aren’t on the lookout for him than they might find themselves packing their bags early.

Caulfield has been a surprise packet itself this finals series, after two strong upset wins against Skye and Keysborough following a tough upset victory over Oakleigh District in order to just make the finals. Adam Connell has been in superb form up forward and will be the focal point of the Bear’s attack.

Glenn Nye has had a solid finals series thus far while the likes of Jake Buggy and Jason Twirdy will look to be dangerous in the clearances and will search for an opportunity to hurt their opponent on the scoreboard, whether it be setting up a goal or sneaking into the forward line to kick one themselves.

This game will be extraordinarily tense but equally as exciting as neither side was expected to end up in this position at the start of the season. Shayne Sheedy and the rest of the Oakleigh District side will be eagerly looking on as these two Cinderella stories go head to head in a battle for the final spot in the Division 2 Grand Final, and a chance to move up to the top flight of football.

It will be hard to pick a winner but a winner I must pick. Although it is hard to separate these two sides I had the pleasure of watching them do battle earlier in the season and both sides showed the ability to control the game on the day. But in the end Murrumbeena was too strong in that contest and I believe it will be the team to beat.

Murrumbeena by 12 points.

DIVISION 2: THE INNER SANCTUM / JASON BARBIN @JBarbin10



2015 DIVISION 2 SENIOR FIXTURE


ROUND 111-Apr Murrumbeena 6.16.52 def by Hampton 9.10.64Doveton Eagles 13.5.83 def by Keysborough 16.14.110Heatherton 4.7.31 def by Caulfield 15.9.99Oakleigh District 11.13.79 def Skye 10.7.67Highett 9.19.73 def by Springvale Districts 11.15.81

ROUND 218-AprKeysborough 16.13.109 def Murrumbeena 5.5.35Caulfield 11.15.81 def Doveton Eagles 6.14.50Skye 17.14.116 def Heatherton 7.2.44Springvale Dist. 6.9.45 def by Oakleigh Dist. 11.15.81Hampton 18.9.117 def Highett 9.10.64

ROUND 325-AprMurrumbeena 14.14-98 def Caulfield 8.8-56Doveton Eagles 5.17-47 def by Skye 17.14-116Heatherton 14.8-92 def Springvale Districts 10.13-73Oakleigh District 8.9-57 def by Highett 11.5-71

Keysborough 7.12-54 def Hampton 6.3-39

ROUND 42-MaySkye 15.10-100 def Murrumbeena 9.12-66Springvale Dist. 17.11-113 def Doveton Eagles 14.9-93Highett 16.14-110 def Heatherton 13.2-80Hampton 8.5-53 def by Oakleigh District 24.13-157

Caulfield 9.12-66 def Keysborough 12.14-86

ROUND 59-May Murrumbeena 14.16-100 def Springvale Districts 5.7-37Doveton Eagles 6.4-40 def by Highett 15.16-106Heatherton 2.12-24 def by Oakleigh District 12.11-83Keysborough 15.12-102 def Skye 11.9-75Hampton 10.10-70 def Caulfield 8.13-61

ROUND 616-MaySkye 9.5-59 def by Caulfield 10.6-66Highett 10.14-74 def by Murrumbeena 10.19-79Oakleigh District 15.9-99 def Doveton Eagles 7.4-46Heatherton 10.10-70 def by Hampton 15.9-99Springvale Districts 10.7-67 def Keysborough 19.6-120

ROUND 723-MayMurrumbeena 11.10-76 def by Oakleigh District 14.7-91Doveton Eagles 18.12-120 def Heatherton 16.9-105Keysborough 15.14-104 def Highett 12.9-81Caulfield 19.12-126 def Springvale Districts 9.7-61

Hampton 10.7-67 def by Skye 9.19-73

ROUND 830-MayHeatherton 7.2-44 def by Murrumbeena 13.16-94Doveton Eagles 10.6-66 def by Hampton 15.10-100Oakleigh District 9.13-67 def Keysborough 9.11-65Highett 11.9-75 def by Caulfield 14.8-92

Springvale Districts 5.5-35 def by Skye 14.12-96

ROUND 913-JunMurrumbeena 10.20-80 def Doveton Eagles 11.13-79Keysborough 24.11-155 def Heatherton 7.8-50Caulfield 5.11-41 def by Oakleigh District 13.12-90Skye 10.12-72 def Highett 10.8-68Hampton 14.10-94 def Springvale Districts 9.12-66

OPTIMUS CONCUSSION AWARENESS ROUND 1020-JunHampton 6.12-48 def by Murrumbeena 14.13-97Keysborough 18.21-129 def Doveton Eagles 5.6-36Caulfield 11.12-78 def by Heatherton 12.9-81Skye 13.6-84 def Oakleigh District 9.7-61Springvale Districts 12.7-79 def Highett 8.9-57

ROUND 1127-JunMurrumbeena 13.11-89 def Keysborough 12.9-81Doveton Eagles 8.8-56 def by Caulfield 18.8-116Heatherton 9.8-62 def by Skye 21.13-139Oakleigh Dist. 21.14-140 def Springvale Dist. 6.6-42

Highett 16.11-107 def Hampton 8.9-57

ROUND 1211-JulCaulfield 12.8-80 def by Murrumbeena 15.13-103Skye 9.12-66 def Doveton Eagles 9.9-63Springvale Districts 11.11-77 def Heatherton 6.4-40Highett 4.3-27 def by Oakleigh District 19.10-124 Hampton 2.9-21 def by Keysborough 17.20-122

GAMBLING’S NOT A GAME ROUND 1318-Jul Murrumbeena 11.16-82 def Skye 11.12-78Doveton Eagles 12.13-85 def Springvale Districts 12.5-77Heatherton 8.8-56 def by Highett 14.11-95Oakleigh District 17.10-112 def Hampton 3.4-22

Keysborough 15.12-102 def Caulfield 10.8-68

ROUND 1425-Jul Springvale Dist. 7.4-46 def by Murrumbeena 10.19-79Highett 14.7-91 def Doveton Eagles 11.7-73Oakleigh District 15.17-107 def Heatherton 2.13-25Skye 4.8-32 def by Keysborough 7.3-45

Caulfield 4.10-34 def by Hampton 9.7-61

ROUND 151-AugMurrumbeena 10.16-76 def Highett 9.13-67Doveton Eagles 2.7-19 def Oakleigh District 17.19-121Hampton 16.7-103 def Heatherton 4.8-32Keysborough 20.15-135 def Springvale Districts 6.7-43Caulfield 7.7-49 def Skye 4.15-39

ROUND 168-Aug Oakleigh District 12.11-83 def Murrumbeena 8.4-52Heatherton 11.7-73 def Doveton Eagles 10.11-71Highett 8.10-58 def by Keysborough 10.2-62Springvale Districts 9.8-62 def by Caulfield 14.7-91

Skye 9.12-66 def Hampton 7.5-47

ROUND 1715-Aug Murrumbeena 18.19-127 def Heatherton 12.7-79Hampton 14.12-96 def Doveton Eagles 8.6-54Keysborough 8.8-56 def by Oakleigh District 13.4-82Caulfield 11.12-78 def Highett 7.8-50

Skye 16.14-110 def Springvale Districts 3.6-24

ROUND 1822-Aug Doveton Eagles 6.8-44 def by Murrumbeena 23.12-150

Heatherton 11.8-74 def by Keysborough 17.8-110Oakleigh District 8.12-60 def by Caulfield 12.12-84Highett 15.9-99 def Skye 13.9-87Springvale Districts 5.8-38 def by Hampton 7.12-54

*FIXTURE IS PRELIMINARY & SUBJECT TO CHANGE, IN PARTICULAR WITH REGARDS TO NIGHT MATCHES, SUNDAY MATCHES ETC. FOR FIXTURING CONFIRMATION SEE FIXTURES DISPLAYED AT WWW.Sfnl.com.au. FN - FRIDAY NIGHT, SN - SATURDAY NIGHT, S - SUNDAY



DIVISION 2: SENIOR PRELIMINARY FINAL - 2.15PM

FIELD BOUNDARY GOALKai Allison Joel Davis Dan BomfordCai Davies Dan Ebbott Nick BridgesLeigh Dawkins Ben Priggen

Ground: Peter Robinson Oval 69 B7 Colours: Maroon & Gold Senior Coach: Steve WrightAssistant Coach: Shane BurbidgeReserves Coach: Rohan SchreierAssistant Coach: Ray PickeringAssistant Coach: Shaun Hawking

# PLAYER DESCRIPTION GOALS BEHINDS1 Dean Spanos Murrumbeena's very own Dane Swan, power midfielder

2 Josh Wright Experienced midfielder with a strong set of dukes

3 Jarrod Walker Accountable, speedy and fierce in defence

4 Michael Kinsella Very slick user of the football, quality utility

6 Sam Moloney With buckets for hands, strong marking player in either defence or attack

7 Jason Cornish Experienced key defender

8 Cory Hargrave Co-Captain who inspires the entire playing group

9 Mitch Walder Co-Captain who leads by example

10 Rory Cahalane Versatile utility who loves a challenge

12 Darcy Hargrave Young up-and-coming damaging half forward

13 Ray Pickering Experienced swing man, cool under pressure

14 Shaun Hawking The General - reads the play better than most

16 Shaun Thompson Enigmatic forward whose best is still ahead of him

17 Matt Jones Experienced warhorse, ready to go into battle

18 Anthony Ekberg-Weiss Miraculous goal kicking half forward

20 Tom Cameron Exciting running player, exceptional skills

22 Kane Downing Good old-fashioned dour defender

23 Sam Parkes Gritty defender who can swing forward at a moments notice

24 Tom Valenta So versatile is the "Sauce" that he can play on a wing, down back or even in the ruck

25 Daniel Cavanagh Big-bodied onballer

26 Dylan Elkman 2015 SFNL interleague squad member, speedy mid/halfback

27 Dave Easton Nuggetty midfielder who leaves an impact on each contest

30 Alex Moloney Pound for pound, best small forward in the league

31 David Schmiedl Young midfielder with a new lease on life

34 Jack Brammer Dedicated utility who values the 1%ers

35 Pat Der Jeu Classy skilled midfielder with poise beyond his years

37 Dechlan Turkington Determined youngster willing to sacrifice for his team mates

40 James Shirley Athletic, energetic goal kicking ruckman

43 Mark Richardson Creative defender who is rarely beaten

47 Sam Stamos Good sized impact player

53 Chris Cairns Experienced versatile onballer

56 Adam Vanderneut Tall defender who can play in the mids

MURRUMBEENA


SATURDAY 12 SEPTEMBER - JACK BARKER OVAL, CHELTENHAM

TEAM 1/4 TIME 1/2 TIME 3/4 TIME FULL TIMEMURRUMBEENA

CAULFIELD

Ground: Koornang Park, Carnegie (Melway Ref 68 J6)

Telephone:0407 559 383

Colours: Navy, Red, Gold

Senior Coach: Steve Kidd

Reserves Coach: Rob Southam

# PLAYER DESCRIPTION GOALS BEHINDS1 Tom Heagney Tough midfielder who loves kicking goals

2 Tim Kennedy (Co-Capt) Silky backman with great skills

4 Chris Dove Reliable swingman who can go forward and kick goals

6 Anthony O'Shea Rock-solid backman who is rarely beaten

9 Andrew Booth Ever-reliable defender with a no-nonsense attitude

10 Joel Butler Smart small forward with a suicidal attack on the ball

11 Iain Musster Quick winger who has plenty of dash

12 Adam Connell Key forward who is a key focal point

13 James Backway Hard-running winger who creates plenty of drive

14 Jake Buggy Super quick midfielder who breaks the lines

15 Tom Stait A creative player with a strong team-ethic

16 Glenn Nye Strong and hard at the ball as well as the other bloke who's got it

17 Alex Cables Versatile and strong

18 Josh Wood A very reliable and disciplined player

19 Mark Carroll Strong overhead who provides a great target up forward

25 Nick Perry Rangy wingman with 'Kouta-like' skills

26 Corey Barter Creative backman who organises the back six

29 Adam Ballard (Co-Capt) A great leader of the team

30 Sean Gunning Classy player with terrific skills and footy-smart

33 John Hunter Has a freaksih ability to kick the impossible goal

39 Ash Cooper Dependable backman who is having a great season

40 Jason Twirdy Zippy onballer who loves to kick goals

41 Dylan Beattie Classy and skillful - needn't say any more

42 Alex McConnachie Dependable and disciplined backman

46 Germaine Ivanka Hard-working forward

49 Chris Lewis Skilled backman who is playing great footy

53 Steve McLean The big ox with a huge heart

56 Tom Cotter A great mark and very disciplined player

57 Sean Walton Hard-working player who loves the contest

65 Travis Cooper Club stalwart who just keeps giving

CAULFIELD



TEAM 1/4 TIME 1/2 TIME 3/4 TIME FULL TIMEHIGHETT

OAKLEIGH DISTRICT

as major sponsor for the 13th consecutive year.Thank you Dave & Joan for all your support.

Highett Football Club is proud to announce

DIVISION 2: RESERVE PRELIMINARY FINAL - 12.00PM

OAKLEIGH DISTRICTHIGHETTGround: Princes Hwy Reserve Oakleigh East

Colours: Black with White Sash

Senior Coach: Shayne Sheedy

Reserves Coach: Rick Nagliati

# PLAYER # PLAYER

1 Trent Mc Namara 33 Jason Thexton

3 Lou Gangemi 34 David Barbaro

4 Dom Carosella 36 Yaz Malcom

5 Chris Domingo 40 Michael Papargiras

9 Ryan Carroll 41 Rocco Cappelleri

10 Paul Gurr 42 Nicholas Gisonda

11 Michael Turvey 47 Jason Scarlett

12 Daniel Turvey 50 Ash Peterson

14 Mark Jacotine 51 Kyle Guiney

15 Chris Jones 54 Joerel Goujon

16 Nathan Warren 56 George Litras

18 Tom Tziouvelis 57 Mark Tesoriero

22 Joseph Castello 58 Tyson Von Duve

24 Matthew Jolly 58 Brad Prior

25 David Slater 60 John Cardamone

26 Chris Cappelleri 61 Shannon Dubois

27 Matthew Dobson

FIELD BOUNDARY GOALTane Abbott Lloyd Cosgriff Patrick AurishRoss McNeill Jonny Huang Michael HarderAlan Manning Sam Thiele

SATURDAY 12 SEPTEMBER -JACK BARKER OVAL, CHELTENHAM

Ground: Turner Road Reserve, Turner Road, Highett (Melway Ref 77 H9)

Telephone: 9555 7337

Colours: Navy blue, white and red stripes with navy blue bulldog motif

Senior Coach: Sam Hecker

Reserves Coach: Matt Cairns

# PLAYER # PLAYER

1 Joe Bekierz 35 Jamie Gasio

2 Dan Booth 36 Brad Sheers

6 Jordan Osborne 38 Lachy McLean

7 Nick Singh 39 Tim Thoburne

9 Harry Russo 40 Steve Vawdrey

13 Cam Nayar 41 Tom Barnes

20 Chris Lee 43 Eden Marson

24 Shane Jones 45 Luke Dermott

26 Nick Vawser 46 Dane Maizey

27 Nick Maizey 47 Cam Heywood

28 Jack Nagle 48 Peter Poelsma

29 Dan Taylor 49 Russ Taugasolo

31 Luke Richards 50 Nik Umijendic

32 Will Alderman 52 Tom Buckley

33 Billy Prosser 54 Mitch Elms

34 Jackson Millwood



OAKLEIGH DISTRICT

After two good victories last weekend its business as usual with the focus on the two’s and the challenge facing them this Saturday .Victory sees them join the one’s at the “ Big Show” a week later.

What’s On.......... Starting to see a few raffle books returning sold, as those people have now locked in their chance at the Gold and Silver

bars up for grabs. Don’t miss your opportunity, see Pittsy Snr and purchase yours.

The 2015 Presentation Night on October 10 is at Woodlands Golf Club. To be a part of this great night please put your name (10 per table) on the function planner in the social rooms and see Ash Biram for your ticket/s .

Sponsors......... The ODFC would like to thank all these wonderful people

at.........Dandy Floor Centre, Green Power, Urban Body, Corporate Management, G & C Motors, ABP Consultants, Global Plumbing, Bendigo Bank Murrumbeena, Chadstone Toyota, East Oakleigh IGA, Garden Gear, Ausreo, Trevillian Signs, Big Hen Building Supplies, Ray White Oakleigh, IL Duca Restaurant, Ideal Garden Supplies, Gold Members and Photo Sponsors.

Go Oaks

DIVISION 2: CLUB NOTES

SKYE ITS GRAND FINAL WEEK for our Thirds! Come on down and cheer them into victory - Saturday 9:30am at Ross Street Reserve, Heatherton. We will play Keysborough for the cup! The Reserves have earned a week off and are into the Grand Final after a stellar performance VS Highett last Saturday. We’re looking forward to seeing the result between

Oakleigh District and Highett this week to determine their opponent for the Grand Final. The Reserves will play Saturday 19th September, enjoy your week off. Congratulations to our Senior coach Ben, staff and team on a fantastic 2015 season, it had its highs and lows but all together it was a great, solid effort and we’re all proud to be Skye. Enjoy your rest for the next month or so and we’ll see you in November

for preseason - bigger, better, stronger in 2016.

Social COMING UP: Presentation Night, Saturday 17th October. Start reserving your seats now at the bar, $65 per person and drinks at bar prices. We look forward to seeing you all to celebrate the success of the 2015 season. This week the club will be open Saturday afternoon and evening following the Thirds grand final.

HIGHETT The reserves tried hard against strong

opponents, our next game this Saturday, good luck to

everyone involved. Dates of importance Sunday 27th

September, clean up day at our clubrooms. Wednesday

21st October, 7pm AGM at the Sandbelt Hotel. Saturday

7th November, presentation night for our netballers,

under 19s, reserves & seniors, at Woodlands Golf Club,

starting 7pm. Tickets need to be pre purchased, contact

Jo at [email protected]. GO DOGGIES.


DIVISION 2: CLUB NOTESMURRUMBEENA On the Field After their stirring win against Keysborough last week in the Qualification Final, the Seniors ran out against top placed Oakleigh District in the first Semi Final last Saturday. Matt Jones and Jarrod Walker had been replaced by Tom Cameron and Mark Richardson.

The first quarter was very competitive with Beena having much of the play in their half of the ground. We led Oakleigh by several points (22 to 19) at the end of the quarter and would have been further ahead except for some errant kicking. Mitch Walder was doing well in the ruck.

Oakleigh District came back in an aggressive second quarter and our back line was under constant pressure. Dechlan Turkington was prominent repelling attack after attack. District put on 4.5-29 pts to Beena’s 1.2-8 resulting in an 18 point

lead at half time. Beena’s hopes were hampered by the loss of Josh Wright with an ankle injury.

After half time Beena continued to fight against a more settled Oakleigh. Beena players such as Tom (Sauce) Valenta and Darcy Hargrave strived to get the ball and send it forward. In the back line Sam Moloney, Sam Parkes, Ray Pickering and Kane Downing alongside Dechlan T repelled many Oakleigh attacks. At three quarter time Oakleigh led by sixteen points – we had pegged them back by two points but again suffered from too many behinds.

The last quarter was more one-sided as Oakleigh scored a further 6.7-42 to Beena’s 2.2-14. Our lads didn’t stop trying but the lack of sufficient talls told in the end as Oakleigh dominated in the air.

Beena’s 8 goals all came from individuals while the best players included Mitch Walder, Tom Valenta,

Dechlan Turkington, Darcy Hargrave, Tom Cameron and Sam Moloney.

Off The Field CHRISTMAS TREES FOR SALE. The MFNC is having a Christmas Tree drive this year. Trees at great prices can be picked up from the club rooms on 29th November and 6th December. Prices between $60 and $80 dollars. Stands available for $40. More details to come.

Sponsors The ‘Beena is indebted to the following 2015 loyal sponsors: Thomson Real Estate, Sheen Panels, Oakleigh Lions, Chadstone Toyota, Attwood Newsagency, Brew Café, Bowen Automotive, NAB, Bakers Delight Carnegie, the Rosstown Hotel, Morgans Finance Advisors Brighton, Bendigo Bank, Flight Centre Carnegie, Gianna Molinaro of South Melbourne, Ace of Clubs Rubbish Removals and all our player sponsors.



ST PAULS FOOTBALL AND NETBALL CLUBDIVISION 1 SOUTHERN FOOTBALL NETBALL LEAGUE

COACHING POSITIONS FOR SEASON 2016

Senior Coach: (Playing or non playing)

Reserves Coach: (Playing or non playing)

Colts: (Under 18’s)

The St Pauls Football and Netball Club seeks expressions of interest for suitably qualified applicants for the above positions.

All applications will be kept strictly confidential and must be lodged by Monday, the 4th of October 2015.

Applications are to be emailed to the Football Manager Peter Mercoulia at [email protected]



SFNL MEDIA DESKEX-PLAYERS NOW STARS WITH THE WHISTLE

Ilya Fridman, Kai Allison and Leigh Dawkins are three of the most distinguished and respected umpires in the Southern Football Netball League, but their proficiency belies their somewhat experience in the caper.

The trio entered the 2015 season with a combined five years of involvement with the umpiring fraternity, yet are still among the League’s top whistle-blowers.

Part of the reason behind the rapid ascension of these three men to the top echelons of SFNL Umpiring is their thorough

understanding of the game through their vast experience as players at different levels.

And their stories are remarkable similar. All three boys speak of their football careers cut short by injury before taking up umpiring as a way to maintain an involvement in the game they love.

Fridman spoke to the SFNL Record in the lead-up to Community Umpiring Round back in May about his playing career with SFNL clubs Bentleigh (then in the VAFA), Dingley and VFL side Casey Scorpions.

After showing plenty of talent as a footballer, he was later crippled by a horrid run of injury and illness, including glandular fever, a dislocated knee, broken patella and lower back/spinal injuries.

A mate of his then suggested he consider taking up umpiring as a way to regain fitness and aid his injury rehabilitation.

Allison, too, showed enough promise during his brief football career to suggest he had what it took to play at a high level.

A tall goal-kicking midfielder/winger with the Gippsland Power in the juniors, Allison looked set to play against their elite TAC Cup Under 18s squad before stress fractures in his lower back and a chronic hip injury, similar to Osteitis Pubis, took over.

Dawkins, a Tassie native, started his career aged seven in the little league and progressed all the way up to senior level with the East Devonport Football Club before living in London for five years.

Although he had the occasional social kick over in the old dart, he yearned to play competitively. He moved back to Melbourne in 2011, and although he wanted to join a local SFNL club, his shoulder had other ideas.

There is little doubt with these three that their success with the whistle can be attributed to their careers as players.

“I think it’s good just to have a bit of a feel for what the players going through. I mean, I’ve been out of the game for a while so I’ve probably lost a little bit of touch with it, but I think just having a good kind of idea of

what it’s like to play at a good level and that I reckon it’s definitely helped,” Allison said.

Dawkins agrees. “I think we (ex-players) have a bit more game-sense about us (compared to umpires who have never played the game competitively), we can sort of read the play a little bit better and understand what (the players are) trying to do and not be so technical on every little free kick because you know how hard a game it is to play,” he said.

Fridman said he remembered the qualities he appreciated in a whistle-blower from his perspective as a player, and has since tried to incorporate those same qualities into his own umpiring. This is part of what make him one of the League’s most respected officiators.

“I really appreciated the umpires that had the time to talk to you as a player on the field when the decision’s been made, umpires that really took that extra step and explained their decision and would be really approachable... and that’s something I try to do with my umpiring,” Fridman explained.

And there are many aspects to umpiring at community level that the boys enjoy, not least of all they get the best seat in the house to greatest game of all.

Allison and Dawkins also love maintaining their affiliation with the sport and see similarities between the umpiring fraternity and their football clubs in terms of culture, building friendships and enjoying social activities off the field.

“It’s a really good way to get involved in the sport. It’s a really good culture down at the SFNL Umpires Association… there’s some really good people down there and we always have a good time training,” Allison said.

“We train Tuesdays and Thursdays, which is similar to a football club, we have social functions and get-togethers and stuff like that as well, similar to football clubs. At the end of the day, we’re all similar in that we’re trying to improve our performances and get better,” Dawkins added.

But Fridman also sees several other benefits that far surpass simply having fun.

“It teaches you a lot of life skills in terms of building your confidence, your ability to communicate… you’re always keeping fit. And then there’s a bit of the monetary side of things as well. You actually get paid to do it!” Fridman said.

Umpiring has quickly developed from a hobby to a passion for Fridman, Allison and Dawkins, and all three boys encourage people of all ages to give it a go.

“If you enjoy football and enjoy being around the game, then I’d definitely recommend former players and even officials, anyone that enjoys the football environment, they should get involved,” Dawkins said

Interested in becoming involved as a Field, Boundary or Goal Umpire in 2016? Get in the Game. Become an Umpire. If you love footy, you’ll love being an umpire.

Go the League website sfnl.com.au and head to the UMPIRING tab.For further information contact Peter Mair - Director of Umpiring: 0418 313 359

Kai Allison and Leigh Dawkins

Ilya Fridman



SFNL MEDIA DESK

Division 3 Seniors, Reserves & Thirds RedSat August 22 Qualifying Final: 2 v 3 Meade Reserve, ClaytonSun August 23 Elimination Final 4 v 5 Meade Reserve, ClaytonSat August 29 Second Semi Final: 1 v Winner of Qualifying Final Ross St Reserve, HeathertonSun August 30 First Semi Final: Loser of Qualifying Final v Winner of Elimination Final Ross St Reserve, HeathertonSat September 5 Preliminary Final: Loser of Second Semi Final v Winner of First Semi Final Meade Reserve, ClaytonSat September 12 Grand Final: Winner of Second Semi Final v Winner of Preliminary Final Ross St Reserve, Heatherton

Division 2 Seniors, Reserves & Thirds BlueSat August 29 Qualifying Final: 2 v 3 Jack Barker Oval, CheltenhamSun August 30 Elimination Final 4 v 5 Jack Barker Oval, CheltenhamSat September 5 Second Semi Final: 1 v Winner of Qualifying Final Jack Barker Oval, CheltenhamSun September 6 First Semi Final: Loser of Qualifying Final v Winner of Elimination Final Jack Barker Oval, CheltenhamSat September 12 Preliminary Final: Loser of Second Semi Final v Winner of First Semi Final Jack Barker Oval, CheltenhamSat September 19 Grand Final: Winner of Second Semi Final v Winner of Preliminary Final Jack Barker Oval, Cheltenham

Division 1 Seniors, Reserves & Under 19'sSat August 29 Qualifying Final: 2 v 3 Springvale Reserve, SpringvaleSun August 30 Elimination Final 4 v 5 Springvale Reserve, SpringvaleSat September 5 Second Semi Final: 1 v Winner of Qualifying Final Springvale Reserve, SpringvaleSun September 6 First Semi Final: Loser of Qualifying Final v Winner of Elimination Final Springvale Reserve, SpringvaleSun September 13 Preliminary Final: Loser of Second Semi Final v Winner of First Semi Final Springvale Reserve, SpringvaleSun September 20 Grand Final: Winner of Second Semi Final v Winner of Preliminary Final Springvale Reserve, Springvale

FINAL MATCH TIMES : Thirds: 9:30am Under 19's: 9:30am Reserves: 12:00pm Seniors: 2:15pm

GRAND FINAL MATCH TIMES: Thirds: 9:30am Under 19's: 9:30am Reserves: 12:00pm Seniors: 2:30pm

ADMISSION: Adults: $12 (Grand Finals: $15) Pensioner/Concession: $5 (Grand Finals: $7) Under 15: Free

Four week Finals Pass: $50 (Entry to all finals matches on any day) - Available through SFNL Office (cash/cheque only)

DOGS MUST BE ON LEASHES AND UNDER OWNER’S CONTROL AT ALL TIMES

LIMITED PARKING AVAILABLE AT SPRINGVALE RESERVE - $5 (STREET PARKING AVAILABLE)

NO PUBLIC PARKING AVAILABLE AT JACK BARKER OVAL, MEADE RESERVE, ROSS ST RESERVE (STREET PARKING AVAILABLE)

2015 SFNL SAS SECURITY FINALS SERIES

RULES AND CONDITIONSFor the safety and enjoyment of all SFNL supporters, you are asked to abide by the following Rules and Conditions:

1. Alcohol is not permitted to be brought into any Finals venue.

2. SFNL security personnel will inspect vehicles and bags to ensure that no alcohol is being brought into the venue.

3. Any alcohol found, will be stored until the end of the match and returned to the owner. The SFNL will not be held responsible for the alcohol.

4. Alcohol can be purchased from the appropriate booth inside the venue.

5. Patrons will be limited to two cans of alcohol per purchase. Cans will be opened by booth staff.

6. Alcohol not permitted to be consumed in the designated “Dry Areas”.

7. ALCOHOL is not permitted to be taken ONTO THE PLAYING ARENA.

8. Persons not abiding by these rules and conditions may be asked to leave the venue.

9. Dogs must be on a leash inside all venues.

10. Videotaping or filming any SFNL finals match is not permitted without prior permission of SFNL management.

NO DRAWN MATCHES DURING FINALS SERIES There will be no drawn matches during the Final Series. Should the scores be tied at the end of normal time then the following procedure will follow:

a) ALL PLAYERS will remain on the playing field;

b) COACHES are to remain OFF the playing field;

a. Unless one of the coaches involved is a playing coach, in which case the opposition coach will be permitted to enter the ground.

c) The CLUB RUNNER is permitted to relay messages from the coach;

d) The Field Umpires will confer with the Goal Umpires and when they verify that the scores are tied, the players of the two teams will change ends;

e) FIVE MINUTES plus TIME-ON to be played – after such time, players to change ends without leaving the playing field – COACHES to remain OFF the playing field. FIVE MINUTES plus TIME-ON to be played. The Official League Timekeeper will keep this time;

f) At the end of this time, the team with the highest score will be deemed the winner;

g) In the event the scores are still tied, the same procedure will apply until a result is reached.


$1000 Cash Prize for the best performing SFNL Club Terms & Conditions Apply

SFNL AFL 9s COMPETITION Tuesday and Thursday nights

at Moorabbin Reserve

Starts October 2015 Contact [email protected] to express your interest



DIVISION 1 SECOND SEMI FINAL/ PHOTOS COURTESY OF PHOTGENIX

DINGLEY VS EAST BRIGHTON Photos can be purchased from www.photogenix.com.au


DIVISION 2 FIRST SEMI FINAL / PHOTOS COURTESY OF PHOTOGENIX

KEYSBOROUGH VS CAULFIELD Photos can be purchased from www.photogenix.com.au



The Southern Football Netball League invites you to attend the

2015 Grand Final BreakfastFriday 18th September

Woodlands Golf Club109 White Street, Mordialloc

7.00am – 9.00am

Special guest

RSVPThursday 10th September, 2015 E: [email protected] or P: 9553 5644

Guy McKenna Former senior coach of the Gold Coast Football Club, West Coast Eagles dual premiership player (1992 and 1994) and Eagles Captain (1999 and 2000).

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#ownthesouth


Name: Cory Durie

Nickname: CD

Age: 33

Height: 176cm

Position: Centre

Junior club: Vermont

Occupation: Account Manager

AFL Team Supported: Carlton

Favourite player to watch as a kid: Wayne Carey/DC

Career highlight: Winning three flags

What music gets you up and about pre-game: No need for music pre game

Superstitions: Nil

Best piece of advice you’ve been given: The more contests you get to, the more chances you have on winning the footy

Favourite holiday destination: Boracay

If you owned a racehorse, you would call it: Isla’s Dream

Best subject at school: Physical Education

Signature dish: CD’s Pasta

Your last meal would be: Big bowl of mint choc chip ice-cream

Favourite movie: Top Gun

The actor that would play you in a movie of your life is: Tom Cruise

Most useless thing you’ve ever purchased: My new Taylormade R1 driver

Describe yourself in three words: Competitive, positive and happy

Your coach’s favourite saying: “Weight of numbers…”

You would spend your last $20 on: Something for my daughter

Your most prized possession is: My daughter

Name: Tim Kennedy

Nickname: TK or Fossil

Age: 33

Height: 188cm

Position: Half back

Junior club: Wodonga Bulldogs FC

Occupation: PE Teacher

AFL Team Supported: The Mighty Saints

Favourite player to watch as a kid: Nicky Winmar

Career highlight: 2009 Premiership with Tallangatta

What music gets you up and about pre-game: The Rocky Soundtrack

Superstitions: Have to be the first player with his ankles strapped

Best piece of advice you’ve been given: Always be polite to the canteen lady.

Favourite holiday destination: Byron Bay

If you owned a racehorse, you would call it: She’s got wheels

Best subject at school: Physical Education

Signature dish: Pasta- Carbonara or Matriciana

Your last meal would be: Scotch fillet steak with a lobster on top.

Favourite movie: Rocky IV

The actor that would play you in a movie of your life is: Owen Wilson

Most useless thing you’ve ever purchased: Nivea anti-ageing cream for men.

Describe yourself in three words: Energetic, clumsy and determined

Your coach’s favourite saying: “Boys, ya need to smooth off the corners and add a bit of polish.”

You would spend your last $20 on: Fish and Chips on the beach with a Corona.

Your most prized possession is: My Car, The Black Panther

SFNL MEDIA DESK / POCKET PROFILES

BLACK ROCKCORY DURIE

CAULFIELDTIM KENNEDY

If you want to have a player from your club feature in the SFNL Record, then please send your completed player profile and a photo to [email protected]



DIVISION 3 RESULTS: WEEK 3 FINALS

Mount Waverley 5.2 6.4 10.7 12.8-80

Moorabbin 3.0 6.3 8.6 9.9-63

Mount Waverley: Goal Kickers: P. Kinsella 3, I. Taylor 3, L. McInnes 2, C. Kirkup 2, C. Cafiso, C. JeffriesBest Players: L. Rose, R. Mathers, S. Costantino, L. McInnes, C. Jeffries, P. KinsellaMoorabbin: Goal Kickers: D. Schipper 2, T. Davey 2, M. Russell, Z. Hostalek, B. Sloss, P. Reaby, S. KellyBest Players: Z. Hostalek, S. Kelly, H. Schipper, M. Dettmann, M. Kinsella, S. Sloss

South Yarra 1.3 4.4 7.6 8.9-57

Black Rock 4.4 7.4 8.7 12.10-82

South Yarra: Goal Kickers: D. Mahoney 2, C. Mangos, C. Sharpley, J. Befrage, R. Dore, A. Strelec, G. ZachBest Players: C. McKee, A. Noel, O. Smith, J. Befrage, D. Rossi, A. StrelecBlack Rock: Goal Kickers: D. Watson 3, R. Brand 2, J. Nicholson, M. Winberg, D. Brostek, B. Fairhurst, M. Johnson, C. Knight, M. GomizelBest Players: P. Irons, M. Gomizel, B. Smith, C. Knight, T. Fitzgerald, J. Nicholson

SENIORSTEAM P W L D F A % PTSBlack Rock 17 14 3 0 1872 1010 185.35 60

Mount Waverley 17 13 4 0 1728 1098 157.38 56

Moorabbin 17 13 4 0 1746 1340 130.30 56

C.P.L 17 12 5 0 1805 1156 156.14 52

Ashwood 18 12 6 0 1615 1127 143.30 48

Endeavour Hills 18 11 7 0 1622 1355 119.70 44

South Yarra 17 8 9 0 1306 1300 100.46 36

Lyndale 17 6 11 0 1305 1567 83.28 28

Sandown 17 5 12 0 1189 1450 82.00 24

Hallam 17 3 14 0 1036 1517 68.29 16

Dandenong 17 2 15 0 995 1702 58.46 12

Southern Dragons 9 0 9 0 732 2329 31.43 0

RESERVESTEAM P W L D F A % PTSSouth Yarra 17 16 1 0 1879 643 292.22 68

Endeavour Hills 17 15 2 0 1821 791 230.21 64

Black Rock 17 12 5 0 1675 920 182.07 52

C.P.L 17 12 5 0 1626 1103 147.42 52

Ashwood 18 11 7 0 1600 1027 155.79 44

Moorabbin 17 10 7 0 1595 1097 145.40 44

Dandenong 17 6 11 0 1099 1309 83.96 28

Sandown 17 5 12 0 1060 1187 89.30 24

Mount Waverley 17 5 12 0 968 1413 68.51 24

Lyndale 17 4 13 0 947 1649 57.43 20

Hallam 17 2 15 0 808 1901 42.50 12

Southern Dragons 8 0 8 0 375 2413 15.54 0

DIVISION 3 SENIOR PRELIMINARY FINAL

DIVISION 3 RESERVE PRELIMINARY FINAL


DIVISION 3: MAN ON THE MARK / ANDREW PALOCZI @Apaloczi

Preliminary Final

Mount Waverley vs Moorabbin Moorabbin made the early running in the Preliminary Final, having three goals on the board before Mount Waverley could register a score.

The Mountain Lions were struggling to get momentum and were under pressure in defence, when the Kangaroos conceded a free kick and subsequent 50 metre penalty.

Mount Waverley seized on the release of pressure, kicking its first goal and quickly adding a couple more. When Ian Taylor booted his second goal, 15 minutes into the quarter, the Mountain Lions hit the front. By the time the siren rang out their lead was 14 points, courtesy of their fourth consecutive major. The Kangaroos were anchored on three goals straight.

Moorabbin’s players were advised at the huddle to show accountability and discipline and to focus on the ball, and not risk giving away further 50 metre penalties.

With the first goal of the second quarter, the team in green and gold looked menacing and threatened to break away. However, Moorabbin rallied and when Dayne Schipper wobbled through a Kangaroos’ goal on the half time siren, it cut the Mountain Lions’ advantage to two points.

Mount Waverley managed four goals to two in the third term including an impressive set shot from the boundary line by Taylor.

However, it took plenty of work for the Mountain Lions to gain their three quarter time lead. The Kangaroos edged in front at the eight-minute mark of the third term when Mark Russell nailed a set shot; Mount Waverley had to wait until Taylor’s goal to regain the advantage. By then 16 minutes had elapsed.

The Mountain Lions then added a couple more majors late in the quarter.

Sitting 13-points adrift with a term to go, the Kangaroos needed a big effort but had a bit of a breeze going their way. They threatened a number of times during the final quarter, and the margin mostly hovered around two goals in favour of the Mountain Lions.

The last term became an arm wrestle in which neither team could manage a major until Mount Waverley goaled at the 17-minute mark. This pushed the lead out to three goals and it looked to be enough, but the determined Sean Kelly rose to the occasion for Moorabbin. He took a strong contested mark and made no mistake with his shot for goal.

Entering time on, a Mount Waverley player rushed a behind, reducing his side’s lead to a precarious 11 points.

But the Kangaroos’ scoring had finished for the day and the Mountain Lions made the result look a little more comfortable with a Cameron Kirkup goal on the siren. The 17-point winning margin was fitting. Mount Waverley was the slightly better side.

Lachlan Rose was named the winner’s best ahead of skipper Richard Mathers, whilst Zdenek Hostalek and Sean Kelly were prominent again for the Kangaroos.

The Mountain Lions celebrated a hard-earned victory with an enthusiastic rendition of their unique club song.

They then promptly returned to the field to do some stretching and to start focusing on next week’s Grand Final. Their steely resolve was apparent and it was clear how much they want to sing that song again on Grand Final day. But Black Rock presents another big challenge.



2015 DIVISION 3 SENIOR FIXTURE


ROUND 111-Apr Black Rock 11.17.83 def South Yarra 5.5.35Lyndale 13.6.84 def Dandenong 5.11.41Moorabbin 19.13.127 def Southern Dragons 10.8.68Ashwood 11.8.74 def by Mount Waverley 14.8.92C.P.L 22.15.147 def Hallam 6.7.43Endeavour Hills 13.12.90 def Sandown 10.10.70

ROUND 218-AprDandenong 5.4.34 def by Black Rock 10.14.74Southern Dragons 8.12.60 def by Lyndale 10.20.80Mount Waverley 10.17.77 def by Moorabbin 11.12.78Hallam 8.3.51 def by Ashwood 10.8.68C.P.L 12.10.82 def Sandown 9.12.66South Yarra 9.14.68 def by Endeavour Hills 10.14.74

ROUND 325-AprBlack Rock 28.26-194 def Southern Dragons 1.4-10Lyndale 7.11-53 def by Mount Waverley 15.5-95Moorabbin 16.12-108 def Hallam 13.12-90Ashwood 14.10-94 def Sandown 4.9-33Endeavour Hills 11.15-81 def by C.P.L 18.11-119Dandenong 6.9-45 def by South Yarra 14.10-94

ROUND 42-MayBlack Rock 17.14-116 def Hallam 8.7-55Sandown 14.10-94 def Lyndale 13.12-90Moorabbin 23.12-150 def Endeavour Hills 16.8-104C.P.L 22.17-149 def Ashwood 8.3-51Dandenong 5.5-35 def by Mount Waverley 17.19-121Southern Dragons 3.7-25 def by South Yarra 11.11-77

ROUND 59-MayMount Waverley 11.8-74 def by Black Rock 12.12-84Hallam 4.9-33 def by Lyndale 10.6-66Sandown 8.10-58 def by Moorabbin 9.9-63Endeavour Hills 7.20-62 def by Ashwood 10.8-68South Yarra 11.10-76 def C.P.L 9.7-61Southern Dragons 5.10-40 def by Dandenong 14.8-92

ROUND 616-MaySandown 8.7-55 def by Black Rock 15.23-113Endeavour Hills 20.17-137 def Lyndale 16.10-106C.P.L 7.8-50 def by Moorabbin 12.15-87Ashwood 9.14-68 def South Yarra 9.8-62Mt Waverley 17.12-114 def Southern Dragons 10.8-68Hallam 8.9-57 def by Dandenong 3.7-25

ROUND 7 23-May Black Rock 21.19-145 def Endeavour Hills 7.7-49Lyndale 9.8-62 def by C.P.L 18.10-118Moorabbin 9.8-62 def by Ashwood 14.9-93Dandenong 9.4-58 def by Sandown 15.12-102Southern Dragons 7.11-53 def by Hallam 8.12-60South Yarra 5.16-46 def by Mount Waverley 12.5-77

ROUND 8 30-May Black Rock 16.21-117 def Lyndale 11.11-77Dandenong 5.9-39 def by Moorabbin 19.16-130Ashwood 28.14-182 def Southern Dragons 6.7-43Mount Waverley 10.14-74 def C.P.L 8.13-61Sandown 7.14-56 def by South Yarra 10.9-69Hallam 11.4-70 def by Endeavour Hills 16.14-110

ROUND 9 13-Jun Black Rock 11.9-75 def by Ashwood 14.10-94Moorabbin 10.14-74 def by Lyndale 14.14-98Dandenong 7.10-52 def by C.P.L 17.15-117Southern Dragons 4.1-25 def by Endeavour Hills 29.16-190Mount Waverley 18.16-124 def Sandown 12.10-82South Yarra 13.17-95 def Hallam 3.4-22

OPTIMUS CONCUSSION AWARENESS ROUND 10 20-Jun Moorabbin 14.11-95 def Black Rock 12.16-88Lyndale 5.5-35 def by South Yarra 22.11-143Ashwood 21.15-141 def Dandenong 6.8-44C.P.L 22.14-144 def Southern Dragons 5.5-35Endeavour Hills 12.13-85 def Mount Waverley 8.9-57Sandown 9.9-63 def Hallam 5.13-43

ROUND 11 27-Jun C.P.L 12.11-83 def by Black Rock 14.11-95Lyndale 7.7-49 def by Ashwood 11.14-80South Yarra 13.8-86 def by Moorabbin 15.13-103Endeavour Hills 14.12-96 def Dandenong 10.9-69Southern Dragons 5.13-43 def by Sandown 15.13-103Hallam 5.13-43 def by Mount Waverley 9.11-65

ROUND 12 4-Jul South Yarra 12.5-77 def Black Rock 8.12-60Dandenong 7.8-50 def by Lyndale 8.13-61Southern Dragons 5.3-33 def by Moorabbin 19.13-127Mount Waverley 10.18-78 def Ashwood 8.9-57Hallam 5.3-33 def by C.P.L 19.13-127Sandown 5.9-39 def by Endeavour Hills 9.9-63

ROUND 1311-JulBlack Rock 19.11-125 def Dandenong 4.8-32Lyndale 19.11-125 def Southern Dragons 2.12-24Moorabbin 10.12-72 def by Mount Waverley 12.8-80Ashwood 18.13-121 def Hallam 5.11-41Sandown 2.11-23 def by C.P.L 12.12-84Endeavour Hills 10.16-76 def South Yarra 6.5-41

GAMBLING’S NOT A GAME ROUND 1418-JulSouthern Dragons 7.8-50 def by Black Rock 17.12-114Mount Waverley 17.9-111 def Lyndale 12.11-83Hallam 9.4-58 def by Moorabbin 17.12-114Sandown 10.14-74 def Ashwood 10.8-68C.P.L 11.10-76 def Endeavour Hills 11.9-75South Yarra 6.18-54 def Dandenong 7.8-50

ROUND 1525-JulBlack Rock 5.7-37 def Mount Waverley 4.12-36Lyndale 5.11-41 def by Hallam 7.4-46Moorabbin 22.15-147 def Sandown 10.8-68Ashwood 5.10-40 def by Endeavour Hills 7.11-53C.P.L 14.15-99 def South Yarra 11.7-73Dandenong 22.15-147 def Southern Dragons 4.12-36

ROUND 161-AugHallam 7.2-44 def by Black Rock 12.18-90Endeavour Hills 10.15-75 def by Moorabbin 12.10-82Ashwood 11.9-75 def by C.P.L 12.12-84Mount Waverley 17.23-125 def Dandenong 8.8-56South Yarra 17.23-125 def Southern Dragons 7.2-44Lyndale 12.7-79 def Sandown 9.13-67

ROUND 178-AugBlack Rock 11.15-81 def Sandown 6.6-42Lyndale 6.11-47 def by Endeavour Hills 19.20- 134Moorabbin 12.14-86 def C.P.L 9.8-62South Yarra 4.10-34 def by Ashwood 20.8-128Dandenong 9.13-67 def Hallam 7.11-53Southern Dragons 4.10-34 def by Mt. Waverley 19.20-134

ROUND 1815-AugEndeavour Hills 10.8 def by Black Rock 13.5 -83C.P.L 22.10-142 def Lyndale 10.9-69Ashwood 16.17-113 def Moorabbin 5.11-41Hallam 29.20-194 def Southern Dragons 5.11-41Mount Waverley 29.20-194 def South Yarra 6.14-50Sandown 14.10-94 def Dandenong 8.11-59

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Grand Final day promises to be a thrilling contest between Black Rock and Mount Waverley.

Black Rock occupied top spot for all but two rounds of the home and away season and deserved its status as minor premier, but Mount Waverley maintained a good ladder position throughout, never too far adrift. The Mountain Lions spent most of the season in the top four and pounced on second spot in Round 18.

Mount Waverley has been unable to defeat the Jets this season, but came close in Round 15. On that day, the Mountain Lions only kicked goals in the second quarter, yet lost by just a point. The Jets took their opportunities with three last quarter goals, whilst the Mountain Lions squandered theirs with six behinds in that period.

Previously, the sides met in Round 5 with the Jets handling the challenge of a visit to Mayfield Park, to get home by 10 points and maintain an undefeated record that did not end until a Round 9 loss to Ashwood.

The Jets have based their season on a wide range of contributors, and have adjusted well to the disappointment of losing Tom Dewar to a knee injury that ended his season

after he had played just eight games. Dewar had already booted 39 goals.

Black Rock coach, John Burke notes that players had been challenged in the previous couple of seasons to share the goal-scoring load and have

responded well. Burke explains that they have

managed to score effectively as a team without having another player featuring in the league’s top goal kickers.

The challenge for Mount Waverley

is to bounce back from a comprehensive seven-goal loss when the

sides met in week two of the finals. One thing that the Mountain Lions need to do is contain Adrian Lane. He led the way for Black Rock in a best on ground display in the Semi Final

clash between these teams, and kicked three majors.

Lane was also prominent in the sides’ Round 15 clash, being named the Jets’ second best player and booting one of his team’s five goals.

Burke reflects on how far the Jets have come in the past three years, after battling financial instability and a loss of respect from inside and outside the club.

He explains that three years ago he presented the club with a plan to help it rebuild, and this involved a focus on its culture. More specifically this was about “respect, attitude, commitment and effort”, Burke says.

In this time, he points out that the club has gone from having 25 players in the first round of the 2013 season to having around 90 footballers across three sides.

He is excited that the club will be participating in both the Reserves and Senior Grand Finals.

Burke has vast finals experience from Cheltenham and is confident that the Jets will be well prepared for the challenge against the Mountain Lions.

He will keep everything normal in the lead up to the match, training on Tuesday and Thursday nights. Thursday will feature what has now become a customary dinner, which has helped the team bond.

Burke feels the Jets have a good balance of young and experienced players and says the young players have been a pleasure to coach. But he makes it clear that the senior players and the leadership group drive the club.

Cory Durie, Jay Williams and Kelly Spratt form the leadership group. “Those three boys have got a lot of experience and they are worthy leaders of our football club,” Burke says.

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Black Rock skipper Cory Durie


He also praises backman, Andrew Ferguson, who missed out on a spot in Black Rock’s Elimination Final team last year. “He’s been secretary, treasurer, you name it, he does it all, and he’s our media manager.” He makes it clear that if the Jets win the ultimate prize on Saturday, plenty of credit should go to Ferguson.

Burke emphasises that the Jets will respect the opposition and enjoy the day, and that a win will hopefully result from their efforts. He says, “It’s been a three year journey. If we win a premiership at the end of it that’s a bonus, but it’s not the important thing.”

He will be proud of the players, no matter what, and is confident it will be a high quality game.

Mount Waverley playing coach, Jarrod Wilkin has the ability to inspire his team with his courage, and is sure to be crucial in the backline. He has the versatility to contribute around the ground for the Mountain Lions.

Wilkin explains the work that has gone into the Mountain Lions reaching the Grand Final again, after losing a number of players at the end of 2014. “It was looking pretty grim, but

we managed to get mates of mates to come down and build a competitive side. It took us about three or four rounds to gel together,” Wilkin says.

He sees the result of the Grand Final as hinging on

“who can sustain the most pressure”, and

considers this to be an area that the Mountain Lions pride themselves on.

Like Black Rock, Mount Waverley is not overly reliant on

any individual to score its goals.

Big forward, Luke Galle has

booted 68 majors for the season and sits second on the division’s goal

kicking list. He was held goalless in the

Preliminary Final and the Mountain Lions were still able to manage 12 goals for the day.

Wilkin mentions that Galle came to the club from Foster where he was playing at centre half back. This highlights Galle’s ability to contribute in different positions, and he has the fitness to cover plenty of ground.

Another player Wilkin speaks of is Leigh McInnes who he describes as a “strong onballer with silky foot skills”. However, the coach says that it is McInnes’ tackling that really makes him stand out.

The loss of Drew Macrae to injury last time Mount Waverley played Black Rock was a big blow for the Mountain Lions. He is adaptable and can contribute in the ruck and around the ground. But, if Macrae is unable to play in the Grand Final, Ben Beecroft has the experience to do plenty of work in the ruck. He is always competitive and ensures that his side’s midfielders are in with a good chance to win enough of the footy.

Chris Jeffries reads the play well and has the knack of kicking important goals for the Mountain Lions. Chris Filer showed some zip at times in the Preliminary Final and may be dangerous.

Cliff Aikman will be a valuable addition for Mount Waverley if he is able to return to the side, but has been unable to play since an injury sustained in the first week of finals action.

It will be a terrific match from the first bounce and it is unlikely that the winner will be certain until well into the contest. The Jets have had a little edge in consistency throughout the season and showed what they are capable of in a ruthless Semi Final display against Mount Waverley. But the Mountain Lions will be far more competitive this time.

Expect Black Rock to claim a narrow win.

Mount Waverley captain Rich Mathers

The two club captains get acquainted with the premiership cup



DIVISION 3: SENIOR GRAND FINAL - 2:30PM

FIELD BOUNDARY GOALAlan Glenton Matt Crowley Zach VandenhovenIlya Fridman Anthony D'Amico Sam RogersTroy Wood Simon O'Loughlin

Ground: McDonald Reserve, Black Rock

Telephone: 0419 140 476

Colours: Red and Black

Senior Coach: John Burke

Reserves Coach: John Sinclair

Thirds Coach: Michael Bennett

# PLAYER DESCRIPTION GOALS BEHINDS1 Cory Durie Captain courageous, leads from the midfield with his booming kick

2 Will Sanchez Dances around opponents like he does the ladies on a Saturday night

3 Jay Williams Peaking at the right time, loves a clutch goal

4 Alex Shulman Big bodied midfielder who can find the goals

5 Mark Winberg Smart player, really useful when he finds space

6 Brad Meehan Big game player, loves being in and under

7 Daniel Kick Very sticky hands, proven to be a swing man this year

9 Steve Baranski Elder statesman, reads the play very well

11 Andrew Ferguson The glove in defence, can play tall or small

13 Darcy O'Brien Has a wing named after him, says it all

16 Jake McMahon Half back/mid who loves the contest

17 Tom Dalton Ruck/key forward, stepped up in the second half of year

18 Kelly Spratt Has as much to say as he does possessions, silver fox

19 Lachlan Quirk Smart player in offence, classy left foot

22 Brendan Stephenson Playing undersized, dominates opponents around the ground

24 Simon Taylor Can play forward or back; idolises Tom Dewar

29 Dylan Peet Good leader on field, elite kicking ability

31 Gino Torcasio Great addition, smart and knows where the goals are

32 Brent Rafferty Really smart player, skilled set shot kick

33 Tom Dewar Really dangerous, can take teams apart by himself

34 Nick Hellyer Young midfielder, great disposal

37 Brenton Henry Rebound defender, pleasure to watch

38 Andrew Birt Great right shoe, not afraid to crack in the contest

39 Kris Lawrence In and under player, useful off half forward

40 Matt Johnson Hard at it mid/half forward, pin-point kicking

43 Tyson Williams Don’t let the hair fool you, he can really play

47 Joe Kriegar Can tear the game open in any position

50 Jamie Shulman The Wolf loves flying for marks in defence

52 Adam Wallace Best trainer at the club, frustrated by injury

61 Andrew Luke Not afraid of anyone, loves a challenge

65 Sam Maitland Smallest ruckman in the league. Rarely beaten

70 Michael Spohn 6ft dreamboat from the O.C., personal space invader

74 Chris Knight Try catching him; gets heaps of space on a wing

85 Adrian Lane The King; beats opponents in the air or on the ground

BLACK ROCK


SATURDAY 12 SEPTEMBER - HEATHERTON REC. RESERVE, HEATHERTON

Ground: Mayfield Park, Lewton Road, Mt Waverley (Melways Ref 70 B4)

Telephone: 0466 991 926

Colours: Green and Gold

Senior Coach: Jarrod Wilkin

Reserves Coach: Barry Wood

# PLAYER DESCRIPTION GOALS BEHINDS1 Jarrod Wilkin (Coach) Key Defender - very strong overheard, neat kick

2 Cliff Aikman Midfield/Forward - Quick and skilled, runs hard

4 Chris Filer Utility - Quick and tough, very attacking

5 Leigh McInnes Midfield - Strong inside player, good at stoppages

6 Michael Kinsella Midfield/Forward - Quick and skilled, very agile

7 Patrick Kinsella Midfield/Forward - Quick and tough, hard at the contest

8 Luke Galle Key Forward - Strong overheard and excellent set shot

9 Chris Jeffries Forward - Strong overheard and always in right spots

11 Ben Beecroft Ruck/Forward - Great tap ruckman and very nice skills

14 Rich Mathers (Capt) Utility - Good link up player, leads by example

15 Simon Jacobson Defender - Can play on all types, good rebounder

17 Ian Taylor Forward - Good overhead for size, very good skills

18 Cameron Kirkup Forward - Good on the lead, knows where the goals are, good on both feet

19 Taryn Dawson Midfield/Defender - Strong at the contest, good skills and tough

20 Phil Schulz Ruck/Midfield - Athletic, good skills, runs hard all day

21 Brett Mugridge Key Defender - Good closing speed, good overhead

23 Danial Pearce Defender - Reads play well, good skills and makes good decisions

24 Angus Wood Forward/Midfield - Quick and agile, good skills, a lot of potential

25 Tom Petronic Defender/Midfield - Attacking defender, very good kicking skills

26 Lachy Rose Midfield/Defender - Tough and skilled, competes well

31 Shane Costantino Midfield/Defender - Tough and skilled, makes good decisions

32 Tom Stapleton Midfield - Strong inside player, very tough, hard at the contest

34 Kieran Anglim Midfield/Forward - Quick, tough and runs hard all day

35 Toby Patrick Wing - Very quick, good skills, competes well

36 Tim Proctor Defender/Ruck - Strong at contest, good one on one

39 Sean Rickard Defender - Very good run and carry, provides good rebound

42 Chris Cafiso Midfield/Forward - Strong inside player, good penetrating kick

52 Drew Macrae Forward/Ruck - Athletic and very agile, good marking forward, good kick

64 Mitch Polites Midfield/Forward - Runs hard and competes well

70 Zac Browne Ruck - Athletic ruckman who is very quick

MOUNT WAVERLEY

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DIVISION 3: RESERVE GRAND FINAL - 12:00PM

FIELD BOUNDARY GOALGlenn Emery Georgia Collinson Adam RossNick Bergman Kelly Dunstan Simon PrattDavid Coates Courtney Stelling

SATURDAY12 SEPTEMBER - HEATHERTON RECREATION RESERVE, HEATHERTON

BLACK ROCKGround: McDonald Reserve, Black Rock

Telephone: 0419 140 476

Colours: Red and Black

Senior Coach: John Burke

Reserves Coach: John Sinclair

Thirds Coach: Michael Bennett

# PLAYER # PLAYER

2 James Nicholson 26 Gary Telemzouguer

3 Richard Keele 27 Mark Gomizel

4 Ben Strong 33 Tim Fitzgerald

5 Nick Owen 44 Ben Emanuel

8 Ben Whiting 46 Cooper Ferries

10 Jack Coleman 48 Sam Bonser

12 Chris Baines 52 Pat Hanmer

14 Brad Fairhurst 63 Chris Shone

19 Robert Scott 67 Brad Bowker

20 Aaron Bice 77 Matt Riseley

23 Oliver Swan 78 Dean Brostek

24 Ben Smith 88 Richard Brand

25 Jeremy Starke 99 Patrick Irons

ENDEAVOUR HILLSGround: Barry Simon Reserve, Gleneagles drive, Endeavour Hills 3802

Telephone: 0432854796

Colours: Green and Gold V

Senior Coach: Steve Muscat

Reserve Coach: Mark Zullan

# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Adrian Kartner 29 Jason Kreig2 Andy Mitchell 30 Daniel Strom3 Ben Graham 31 Josh Abela4 Bryon Hoe 32 Jarryd Burke5 Mitch Whatman 33 Mitch Daley6 Ben Swift 34 Steve Parlamentis7 Tommy Carr-Lehne 35 Clint Jarrett8 Nathan Strom 36 Josh Dart9 Matt Peake 37 Matt Kerr

10 Aaron Brooks 38 Jarrod Russell11 Andrew Mutch 39 Robbie Cooper12 Andrew Rohan 40 Jason Beattie13 Josh Graham 41 Scot Anderson14 Cedric Legrand 42 Tui Craik15 Midhat Sliemen 43 David Vassallo16 Ryan Imeson 44 Jordan Lindsay17 Neil Peake 45 Steve Batten18 Robert Tinney 46 Nath Rahilly19 Cade Marshall 47 Kong Tut20 Travis Kerr 48 Jimmy Taplin21 Wayne Smith 49 Duol Moses22 Nick Stanley 50 Daniel Lobley23 Shane Peake 51 Cam Kerr24 Adam Walters 52 Tim Anderson25 Daniel Morrison 53 Steve Ohis26 Stu Johnson 54 Paul Stow27 Alex Carroll 55 Nathan Crutchley



DIVISION 3: CLUB NOTESBLACK ROCK BRFC #ONECLUB: Well here we are on the last day of the year, what an achievement this has been for the ENTIRE club over our 3 year ‘rebuild’ journey to have our senior & reserve teams into Grand Final. With a newly formed committee, coaches & introduction of many new players along the course, all of this would not be possible without everyone’s contribution along the way. Enjoy what will be a huge day in the clubs 100+ year history & remember EVERYONE (players, family & supporters) you are ALL representing BRFC on GF day to the wider community, be respectful and do us proud !

The clubrooms will be open following the days action (from 5pm til late), for all families, friends & supporters to come back & reminisce (hopefully with 2 shiny cups??) what has been a fantastic season across EVERY team with all 5 (3 footy & 2 netball) making the finals... A night not to be missed by all the BRFC Family !

BRFC Presentation Night Friday 18th September @ Doyle’s Bridge Hotel 7pm: $60pp (inc. All Meals & happy hour) Final RSVP & Payment: needed by MONDAY 14th

Sept. (direct transfer preferred for payment, see club FB page or website for full details)- Please note- NO admission will be accepted on the night if not paid/notified prior as this is a fully catered function. All players are expected to attend, supporters most welcome !!

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Doyle’s Bridge Hotel > Seniors On to the big game, today see’s us take on old foe Mt Waverley who we have had several tight battles with over a 10 year period, most coming down to the wire & being decided by small margins, this year has been no different. After earning a direct path through to the Grand Final, the Jets will go into today’s contest with very thorough planning & preparation for what I’m sure will be another battle to the final siren, as it was in the 2007 drawn Grand Final thriller... Could we see a repeat of this?

Brighton TOYOTA > Reserves Our boys have had to ‘do it the hard way’ to earn their spot in the big

dance & showed when on song they can play some great team football, as highlighted with last weeks strong performance over Sth Yarra. Today we get our fourth crack at the 2015 D3 reserves benchmark Endeavour Hills, who have proven to be too strong for us in previous encounters. I’m sure Johnno & the boys have learnt from this & have some aces up their sleeve in an attempt to reverse the result, we wish them the best of luck on Grand Final day !

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MOUNT WAVERLEY

Well it’s here (another bloody Grand Final!)

And what a game to win to get through, Moorabbin jumped out of the blocks with 3 quick goals, but the boys composed themselves and kicked the next 5 to take a 14 point lead at qtr time, Moorabbin were relentless in their pressure closing the gap to 1 point at half time, but credit to the boys they stood strong and kept rising to the occasion with Patty K and Minsos kicking 3 each, Lachy and the Cho best a field controlling the midfield, they ran out winners by 17 points.

The boys have worked hard all year and with the direction and leadership of the coaching staff, the help of the committee and our great supporters, we face Black Rock in the great decider.

They’ve had our measure so far this year, Albeit only just, but still had it.

But we have belief.

We believe in the players & coaching staff we have, if we all perform to our best on the day, we will win.

The defence has worked well all year with the likes of Capt Jazz at CHB taking plenty of marks, Simo playing key position and still providing plenty of rebound, with others such as Seany, CommSec, Lachie & Pearcey all reading the play well and showing plenty of dash and skill. Fiddly showing grunt & pace and Muggers being a tough shutdown defender. Good to have Cossi back there with his poise and leadership.

Taz & Uncle Toby on the wings with their speed, skill & toughness over the ball.

The midfield of Caf with his penetrating kicks, Leigh who is a bull in a china shop, Cliff with his outside run, Beeza with his quality taps and run around the ground & Sunshiiiiine with his good ruck work & outside run.

The maniacal toughness of Patty K & Badger when they are thrown in there as well.

Up forward with Vulture having a brilliant season with 70+ goals, CJ being an excellent secondary/third tall with good goal sense and body work, Micky K, Cammo & Minners with their class & skill, Drewy with his athleticism, Gus with his good positioning.

And let’s not forget El Capitano Big Rich who leads from the front and who is having an exceptional finals series so far.

This is it boys. Carpe Diem.


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Congratulations to all of the 2015 nominees who are now in contention for the prestigious

Leader Shooting Star of the Year Award.

The winner will be announced at the SFNL Awards Dinner on Friday 9th October.

Round 1: Michael Riddle (Hampton)

Round 2: Madison Talarico (Dingley)

Round 3: Brody Ledder (Oakleigh District)

Round 4: Jordan Grubb (Skye)

Round 5: Xavier Pauli (St Kilda City)

Round 6: Miles Harding (East Brighton)

Round 7: Brandon Black (Skye)

Round 8: Cameron Beaumont (Cheltenham)

Round 9: Kade Heaphy-Wemyss (Bentleigh)

Round 10: James Sziller (St Pauls)

Round 11: James Burns (Highett)

Round 12: Andrew McCormack (C.P.L)

Round 13: Dylan Grayson (Hallam)

Round 14: Bunareth Kheng (Hampton)

Round 15: Josiah Laakulu (St Kilda City)

Round 16: Andy Din (Dingley)

Round 17: Daniel Spence (Oakleigh District)

Round 18: Spencer Daly (Bentleigh)

SHOOTING STAR OF THE YEAR

UNDER 19S RESULTS: WEEK 2 FINALS

Dingley 0.2 1.3 2.6 2.6-18

St Kilda City 2.1 4.4 6.5 9.13-67

Dingley: Goal Kickers: L. Considine, M. TalaricoBest Players: A. Din, N. Taylor, C. Scimia, J. Bichsel, N. Lloyd, J. LewisSt Kilda City: Goal Kickers: O. Gabelich 3, D. Georgiou 2, J. O’Hehir-Vargas, D. Cooper, P. Pekaj, J. DousaBest Players: A. Nyanjok, P. O’Hehir-Vargas, S. Wood, D. Moody, D. Cooper, G. Chuol

Bentleigh 1.2 2.5 2.8 2.12-24

Hampton 2.2 3.4 7.5 9.12-66

Bentleigh: Goal Kickers: R. Moriarty 2Best Players: S. Daly, J. Mondano, J. Kiernan, J. Dear, B. De Nardis, J. Van BerkelHampton: Goal Kickers: Z. Allen 3, M. Lee 3, G. Timms, L. Timms, J. GascardBest Players: J. Gascard, C. Smith, G. Timms, T. Smith, L. Timms, C. Nichols

UNDER 19STEAM P W L D F A % PTS

Dingley 18 16 1 1 1621 588 275.68 66

St Kilda City 17 15 2 0 2110 643 328.15 64

Bentleigh 17 14 2 1 1582 800 197.75 62

Hampton 18 11 7 0 1372 1059 129.56 44


St Pauls 18 9 9 0 1286 1083 118.74 36

Cheltenham 18 8 10 0 1277 1247 102.41 32

Hallam 18 7 10 1 1020 1146 89.01 30

C.P.L 17 4 13 0 1061 1523 69.67 20

East Brighton 17 5 12 0 844 1595 52.92 20

Skye 18 3 14 1 883 1651 53.48 14

Highett 16 1 15 0 387 2272 17.03 4

UNDER 19S FIRST SEMI FINAL

UNDER 19S SECOND SEMI FINAL


There are no upsets at this stage of the season, but Hampton’s performance on Sunday has put them into a grand final play-off, and has also allowed the possibility of there being a final without the presence of either Bentleigh, or Dingley. Congratulations are in order for the final three teams: St Kilda City, Dingley and Hampton.

St Kilda entered Saturday’s clash with Dingley in very strong form. The Saints were without spearhead Xavier Pauli, but failed to let this hinder their performance as a number of key players stood up. Therefore the initial battle between Pauli and Talarico failed to come to fruition.

Nevertheless, the first half had plenty of contested play, reinforcing how much was on the line for both sides. The Saints booted the only two goals of the opening term and maintained an 11-point lead. The second quarter saw more desperation from both sides, as only three goals were kicked to see the Saints leading by 19 points at the main break.

Dingley needed to make inroads and started the third quarter in strong fashion, however the Rosellas failed to capitalise on their opportunities and trailed by 23 points at the end of the third term. Unfortunately, Dingley were unable to register a score during the final quarter and St Kilda City ultimately moved into the final with a 49-point win.

Oliver Gabelich was important in the absence of Pauli, slotting three majors with strong support from Daniel Georgiou who kicked two majors to be only the second player on the ground to register multiple goals.

Moreover, the Saints have reached the Grand Final, while fortunately for Dingley, they get another chance in next week’s Preliminary Final against the Hammers.

Meanwhile, Sunday morning’s clash between Bentleigh and Hampton was played in overcast conditions. Inaccurate kicking was the feature of the contest with 11.24 (90) being the final score between the two sides.

Both sides ended the opening half on relatively even terms – with Hampton only leading by five points. The third term was ultimately the difference between the two sides as the Hammers moved ahead by 27 points after kicking four goals to zero. Hampton started the final quarter in a strong manner to ensure a goalless second half for the Demons, and consequently a 42-point win for Hampton.

Next week sees an important clash between Hampton and Dingley as both sides enter the Preliminary Final in contrasting form. The reward for the winner is a date with St Kilda City on September 20 and both teams will need to perform at their best to be in any sort of form to challenge the Saints come Grand Final time.

Preliminary Final – Sunday 13th September

Dingley v Hampton

Prediction: Dingley by 10

Key Players: Michael Lee (Hampton) – He has so far booted nine goals during this finals series and is potentially Hampton’s most important player.

Madison Talarico (Dingley) – The star forward was well held against St Kilda, but with over 100 goals this season, Talarico looms as Dingley’s key to earning a rematch with the Saints in next week’s Grand Final.

Finally, congratulations are in order for the final three teams: St Kilda City, Dingley and Hampton. With two games and two weeks left this season, the season is on the line and the best teams will be on display so stay tuned!

UNDER 19S: ON THE UP / ALEX CHARLES @charlesy93


2015 UNDER 19S FIXTUREROUND 111-AprSt Kilda City 14.11.95 def Cheltenham 8.15.63East Brighton 3.5.23 def by Dingley 13.16.94Oakleigh District 23.23.161 def Skye 4.5.29C.P.L 10.10.70 def Hallam 5.9.39Highett 2.2.14 def by Bentleigh 28.17.185St Pauls 8.14.62 def by Hampton 11.11.77

ROUND 218-AprDingley 13.9.87 def St Kilda City 7.3.45Bentleigh 23.18-156 def East Brighton 1.6-12Hampton 23.18.156 def Highett 1.6.12Hallam 9.16.70 def Cheltenham 4.4.28St Pauls 14.18.102 def Oakleigh District 4.3.27Skye 6.9.45 def by C.P.L 11.10.76

ROUND 325-AprSt Kilda City 6.9-45 def by Bentleigh 10.14-74East Brighton 11.4-70 def St Pauls 8.8-56Oakleigh District 12.11-83 def Highett 1.4-10Cheltenham 3.7-25 def Hampton 10.12-72Hallam 2.3-15 def by Dingley 19.12-126C.P.L 7.9-51 def by Skye 10.17-77

ROUND 42-MaySt Pauls 7.6-48 def by St Kilda City 16.16-112Dingley 13.17-95 def Cheltenham 3.10-28Hampton 19.15-129 def Oakleigh District 4.10-34C.P.L 4.6-30 def by Bentleigh 14.23-107Skye 10.11-71 def East Brighton 7.14-56Highett 2.8-20 def Hallam 16.22-118

ROUND 59-MayCheltenham 4.10-34 def by Bentleigh 15.11-101Hallam 12.16-88 def St Pauls 2.10-22Hampton 16.16-112 def C.P.L 8.5-53St Kilda City 20.15-135 def Skye 5.3-33East Brighton 21.19-145 def Highett 2.0-12Dingley 15.9-99 def by Oakleigh District 4.7-31

ROUND 616-MaySt Pauls 22.21-153 def Highett 2.3-15Bentleigh 9.6-60 tied Dingley 8.12-60C.P.L 8.3-51 def by East Brighton 11.18-84Hallam 4.7-31 def by Hampton 14.4-88Cheltenham 15.15-105 def Skye 9.10-64Oakleigh District 6.2-38 def by St Kilda City 26.19-175

ROUND 723-MaySt Kilda City 12.6-78 def East Brighton 4.11-35Dingley 12.12-84 def St Pauls 5.5-35Hampton 15.10-100 def Skye 9.10-64Cheltenham 18.19-127 def Highett 7.6-48Bentleigh 16.11-107 def Hallam 7.6-48C.P.L 11.4-70 def by Oakleigh District 13.9-87

ROUND 830-MaySt Pauls 7.7-49 def by Bentleigh 8.9-57Hallam 9.21-75 def Skye 7.12-54Oakleigh District 9.14-68 def Cheltenham 9.13-67Highett 0.1-1 def by Dingley 15.30-120East Brighton 2.12-24 def by Hampton 12.9-81St Kilda City 17.14-116 def by C.P.L 4.5-29

ROUND 913-JunCheltenham 16.14-110 def East Brighton 8.5-53Skye 12.13-85 def Highett 2.3-15Hampton 7.1-43 def by St Kilda City 13.10-88Dingley 19.10-124 def C.P.L 4.4-28Bentleigh 15.10-100 def Oakleigh District 9.7-61St Pauls 16.9-105 def Hallam 4.15-39

OPTIMUS CONCUSSION AWARENESS ROUND 1020-JunCheltenham 4.3-27 def by St Kilda City 24.14-158Dingley 19.18-132 def by East Brighton 2.1-13Skye 4.6-30 def by Oakleigh District 8.16-64St Pauls 9.8-62 def C.P.L 8.9-57Bentleigh 11.12-78 def Hampton 3.3-21Hallam 16.15-111 def Highett 1.1-7

ROUND 1127-JunSt Kilda City 10.10-70 def Dingley 3.5-23East Brighton 2.5-17 def by Bentleigh 14.7-91Highett 5.3-33 def by Hampton 14.12-96C.P.L 10.8-68 def by Cheltenham 12.8-80Skye 9.6-60 tied Hallam 8.12-60Oakleigh District 10.10-70 def by St Pauls 11.8-74

ROUND 1211-JulHallam 4.15-39 def by C.P.L 10.6-66Bentleigh 4.1-25 def by St Kilda City 23.20-158St Pauls 17.16-118 def East Brighton 5.5-35Highett 2.4-16 def by Oakleigh District 24.22-166Skye 7.5-47 def by Cheltenham 16.3-99Hampton 4.9-33 def by Dingley 10.8-68

GAMBLING’S NOT A GAME ROUND 1318-JulSt Kilda City 18.12-120 def St Pauls 7.2-44Cheltenham 8.11-59 def by Dingley 10.15-75Oakleigh District 12.12-84 def Hampton 2.9-21Hallam 4.6-30 def by Bentleigh 5.6-36C.P.L 18.12-120 def Highett 2.9-21East Brighton 10.13-73 def Skye 8.8-56

ROUND 1425-JulBentleigh 9.15-69 def Cheltenham 9.4-58C.P.L 8.5-53 def by Hampton 15.19-109Oakleigh Dist. 13.23-101 def East Brighton 5.6-36Skye 5.6-36 def by St Pauls 13.5-83Dingley 12.16-88 def Hallam 4.6-30Highett 0.0-0 def by St Kilda City 21.23-149

ROUND 151-AugEast Brighton 0.0-0 def by St Kilda City 26.18-174St Pauls 2.9-21 def by Dingley 8.9-57Hallam 7.14-56 def Oakleigh District 6.7-43Hampton 6.9-45 def by Cheltenham 12.19-91Bentleigh 25.19-169 def Skye 3.2-20Highett 6.6-42 def by C.P.L 20.16-136

ROUND 168-AugCheltenham 7.6-48 def by St Pauls 7.11-53Dingley 6.12-48 def Bentleigh 5.5-35Skye 4.2-26 def by Hampton 15.16-106Oakleigh District 11.29-95 def C.P.L 4.2-26Highett 2.3-15 def by East Brighton 14.13-97St Kilda City 12.10-82 def Hallam 4.2-26

ROUND 1715-AugEast Brighton 3.13-31 def by Cheltenham 14.15-99C.P.L 6.7-43 def by St Pauls 24.11-155Oakleigh District 16.10-106 def Hallam 8.3-51Hampton 7.9-51 def Bentleigh12.12-84Skye 2.4-16 def Dingley 20.12-132St Kilda City 24.11-155 def Highett 2.4-16

ROUND 1822-AugBentleigh 6.12-48 def St Pauls 6.8-44Highett 13.11-89 def Skye 10.10-70Cheltenham 19.15-129 def C.P.L 5.4-34Dingley 16.13-109 def Oakleigh District 6.9-45East Brighton 5.8-38 def by Hallam 14.10-94Hampton 5.2-32 def by St Kilda City 21.23-149




UNDER 19S: PRELIMINARY FINAL - 9:30AM

FIELD BOUNDARY GOALRyan Gordon James Aitken Tom McKinleyJoel Lewis Ed Cathcart Marcus RobinsonRiley Webster Lachlan Harris

# PLAYER DESCRIPTION GOALS BEHINDS1 Andy Din (Capt) Co-captain - tough, uncompromising back, a real team leader

2 Jeremy John Quick thinking forward with skills to match

3 Daniel Trease Speedy winger who loves a bigger ground

4 Nick Taylor Reliable defender who reads the play well

5 Jordan Baker Dependable forward/wingman, able to kick goals

6 Madison Talarico Goal kicking machine, recently notched up ton for the year

7 Lachie Craig Versatile midfielder who can be relied on to do a job

8 Joash Rajaratnam Hard, 'head down' straight-ahead defender

9 Vincent Arena Silky smooth midfielder who loves a goal

10 Anthony Basile Dangerous goalsneak with clean skills and good hands

11 Liam Considine Tough in and under on baller who can kick goals

12 Kyle McGurk Uncompromising and hard, comfortable at either end of ground

13 Jordan Bishel Playmaker from backline who loves coming upfield

14 Robert Rusan Skilled forward, adds a touch of class

15 Josh Jolly Versatile midfielder - can also play anywhere, good decision maker

16 Callum Ryan Long-kicking forward who can kick goals on the run

17 Josh Lake Hard-running forward with great defensive side

18 Chris Baum (Capt) Co-captain - dangerous midfielder who runs hard all day

19 Mark Fitch Straight-ahead defender who loves to run and bounce

20 Carmine Scimia Classy winger who loves kicking goals

21 Connor Horsey Solid, hard onballer with a long kick

22 Rylan Ferdinand Speedy utility unfortunately cut down by injury

23 Caelin Brooker Creative forward with great sense of occasion

24 Matt Crouch Nippy onballer who never gives in, great tackler

25 Nick Lloyd Adaptable player at home anywhere on the field

26 Jason Wylie Versatile ruckman who can also play either end

27 Lee Johnston Tough in-and-under onballer who can kick goals

28 Jackson Lewis Forward with good hands and a straight kick

29 Lachlan Craig Solid, reliable defender, lets nothing past

30 Sebastian Zammit Underrated ruckman who always follows directions to the letter

Ground: Souter Oval, 31E Marcus Road, Dingley Village (Melway Ref 88 G8)

Colours: Red, Black and Gold

Senior Coach: Shane Morwood

Reserves Coach: Darren Kappler

Thirds Coach: Adam Sikora

DINGLEY


SUNDAY 13 SEPTEMBER - SPRINGVALE RESERVE, SPRINGVALE

Ground: Peterson Street Reserve (Melway Ref 77 B8)

Colours: Black and Yellow Stripes

Under 19’s Coach: Lachlan Batt

# PLAYER DESCRIPTION GOALS BEHINDS

1 Carl-Oskar Beer Hard-working on baller who gets plenty of stoppage clearences

2 Zach Allen Good marking forward who knows where the goals are

3 Thomas Burley Injury-plagued season but hopeful to play a part in the finals series

4 Josh Vitiritti Quick, elusive onballer

5 Bunareth Kheng Wingman who loves to run all day and a good mark for a small player

6 Corey Smith Backman, great decision-maker and cool under pressure

7 Carl Nichols Missed plenty of the season due to injury but can hopefully play a huge part now, plays back and forward

8 Will Mason Ever-dependable backman who does all the team things

9 Liam Timms Onballer who gets plenty of the footy and plenty of clearences

11 Troy Smith Back or winger, terrific use of the footy and picks the right option

12 Cameron Lee Interupted season but ready to make an impact from a wing, likes to carry the footy and gives the forwards every chance

13 Michael Riddle Forward who makes the most of his opportunities around goals

14 Bailey Griffin Has played both ends of the field, settled down back now and gives some good run out of defence

16 Josh Lees Tall forward, good mark and gets across the ground well, will play as ruckman at times

18 Pierce Trainor Big, strong and aggressive, could have impact if we can locate his wherabouts

19 Nathan Heap Backman who has played a stopping role at times, plays his role to good effect

20 James Hickey Composed backman who gives us plenty of run, versatile player who will also play onball at times

21 Riley Gorringe-Dennis Elusive forward who loves to be around goal

22 Alisdair Curr Solid back/midfielder who brings his rugby tackling skills each week

23 Mark Digby Versatile and plays anywhere, gives his all and pops up for a goal occasionally

24 Guy Timms Ruckman who gets around the ground well, strength is his marking

15 James Gascard Forward who hits the packs and footy hard at all times, goalkicker but can also move to defence if required

26 Noah Wynen Very consistent all season, midfielder who can also take on a run with role if required

28 Harvey Little Defender who gets the best out of himself, will make his opponent earn the possessions

29 Matthew Hanson Ever-reliable defender who rarely gets beaten on the day, good in the air and also on the ground

30 Micky Lee Solid forward, leads well and can take a good grab, good, straight kick at goal

48 Jayk Gunton Limited games this season, always plays his role for the team

51 Josh Clark-Henry Forward, good mark and good kick, will make the most of his opportunities

HAMPTON

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HAMPTON



THIRDS RESULTS: WEEK 2/3 FINALS

South Yarra 0.3 2.7 2.7 5.14-44

Keysborough 3.2 3.4 7.7 8.10-58

South Yarra: Goal Kickers: K. Hill, S. Barr, L. Moorby, W. Quince, J. CameronBest Players: L. Moorby, M. Bohan, A. Evans, K. Hill, L. Clohesy, S. MyersKeysborough: Goal Kickers: B. Vourn 2, D. Whiteoak 2, A. McKeever, D. Cullen, J. Robertson, J. WhiteoakBest Players: B. Vourn, J. Pi, J. Robertson, D. McLaughlin, T. Killi, D. Whiteoak

Cerberus 1.0 2.4 4.6 8.7-55

Dingley 1.5 5.6 7.11 10.16-76

Cerberus: Goal Kickers: B. Fisher 3, B. Lee 2, P. Bakker, J. Blashki, B. MacaulayBest Players: J. Falkenberg, J. Machen, T. Louwen-skovdam, B. Lee, B. Fisher, M. WhiteDingley: Goal Kickers: T. Dureau 4, J. Keyt, P. Rizzi, C. Brooks, A. Puleio, J. Piltz, J. O’BrienBest Players: N. Costantino, C. Brooks, S. Frost, J. Piltz, T. Dureau, A. Ross

Clayton 1.2 2.4 4.7 6.9-45

St Kilda City 4.2 7.3 12.8 16.10-106

Clayton: Not suppliedSt Kilda City: Goal Kickers: M. Hoy 5, G. Krepp 4, A. De Netto 2, A. Loyd, N. Laffy, B. Lee, G. Joachim, J. HerbathBest Players: G. Krepp, M. Hoy, B. Lee, N. Laffy, G. Joachim, C. Lalotoa

THIRDS - REDTEAM P W L D F A % PTS

Skye 15 15 0 0 2372 342 693.57 72

Sandown 16 12 4 0 1321 788 167.64 56

South Yarra 15 9 6 0 1255 806 155.71 44

Keysborough 15 7 8 0 1245 1049 118.68 36

Black Rock 16 6 10 0 931 1201 77.52 28

Dandenong 17 4 13 0 702 1734 40.48 16

Hallam 11 2 9 0 722 1390 51.94 12

Doveton Eagles 9 2 7 0 424 1662 25.51 8

THIRDS - BLUETEAM P W L D F A % PTS

Cerberus 14 13 1 0 2378 297 800.67 60

Dingley 15 13 2 0 2236 431 518.79 60

Clayton 16 9 7 0 1432 1025 139.71 40

St Kilda City 17 10 7 0 1213 964 125.83 40

Endeavour Hills 13 7 6 0 805 1175 68.51 28

Mordialloc 17 4 13 0 681 2014 33.81 16

Chelsea Heights 15 4 11 0 646 2054 31.45 16

Cheltenham 17 2 15 0 612 2043 29.96 12

THIRDS-BLUE FIRST SEMI FINAL

THIRDS-BLUE SECOND SEMI FINAL

THIRDS-RED PRELIMINARY FINAL


ROUND 111-AprMordialloc 2.2-14 def by Chelsea Heights 15.6-96St Kilda City 16.14-110 def Cheltenham 8.6-54Clayton 7.5-47 def by Cerberus 17.16-118BYE: DingleyROUND 218-AprCheltenham 12.17-89 def Mordialloc 7.10-52Dingley 13.18-96 def St Kilda City 3.4-22Chelsea Heights 0.1-1 def by Cerberus 28.23-191BYE: ClaytonROUND 325-AprMordialloc 4.4-28 def by Dingley 24.23-167Cheltenham 6.6-42 def Chelsea Heights 12.17-89St Kilda City 4.7-31 def by Clayton 4.8-32BYE: CerberusROUND 42-MayChelsea Heights 2.3-15 def by Clayton 34.24-228Dingley 33.22-220 def Cheltenham 0.1-1Cerberus 34.24-228 def Mordialloc 0.1-1BYE: St Kilda CityROUND 59-MayChelsea Heights 3.1-19 forfeit to Dingley 16.21-117Mordialloc 7.2-44 def by Clayton 10.17-77Cerberus 16.21-117 def St Kilda City 3.1-19Endeavour Hills 8.15-63 def Cheltenham 3.3-21

ROUND 616-MayClayton 8.11-59 def St Kilda City 7.8-50Cerberus 10.11-71 def Dingley 6.13-49Cheltenham 11.10-76 def by Mordialloc 14.12-96Chelsea Heights 11.6-72 def by Endeavour Hills 11.8-74

ROUND 723-MayMordialloc 5.6-36 def by Clayton 17.10-112St Kilda City 17.10-112 def Cheltenham 1.3-9Chelsea Heights 2.1-13 def by Cerberus 23.17-155Dingley 26.9-165 def Endeavour Hills 0.0-0ROUND 830-MaySt Kilda City 18.15-123 def Chelsea Heights 2.2-14Clayton 24.25-169 def Cheltenham 3.3-21Mordialloc 1.0-6 def by Dingley 24.25-169Cerberus 23.13-151 def Endeavour Hills 1.0-6ROUND 913-JunMordialloc 3.4-22 def by St Kilda City 5.12-42Dingley 15.9-99 def Clayton 4.5-39Cheltenham 0.4-4 def by Cerberus 23.12-150Chelsea Heights 2.1-13 def by Endeavour Hills 16.21-117OPTIMUS CONCUSSION AWARENESS ROUND 10 20-JUNChelsea Heights 9.4-58 def by Mordialloc 11.9-75Cheltenham 5.9-39 def by St Kilda City 12.7-79Dingley 4.1-25 def by Cerberus 15.8-98Endeavour Hills 10.8-68 def Clayton 8.11-59ROUND 1127-JunMordialloc 14.10-94 def Cheltenham 4.3-27St Kilda City 10.2-62 def by Dingley 10.8-68Clayton 14.10-94 def Chelsea Heights 0.1-1Endeavour Hills 0.1-1 def by Cerberus 14.6-90ROUND 1211-JulChelsea Heights 7.6-48 def Cheltenham 6.7-43 Dingley 21.14-140 def Mordialloc 1.1-7Cerberus 25.11-161 def Clayton 1.4-10Endeavour Hills 4.3-27 def by St Kilda City 20.19-139

GAMBLING’S NOT A GAME ROUND 1318-JulClayton 20.16-136 def Chelsea Heights 0.5-5Cheltenham 0.1-1 def by Dingley 31.16-202St Kilda City 1.4-10 def by Cerberus 20.17-137Mordialloc 10.4-64 def Endeavour Hills 8.8-56ROUND 1425-JulDingley 36.18-234 def Chelsea Heights 0.0-0Clayton 24.20-164 def Cheltenham 7.1-43Cerberus 36.18-234 v Mordialloc 0.0-0St Kilda City 0.16-106 def Endeavour Hills 0.3-39ROUND 151-AugClayton 15.17-107 def Mordialloc 2.3-15Cerberus v CheltenhamDingley 16.12-108 def St Kilda City 2.2-14Endeavour Hills 0.0-0 def by Chelsea Heights 10.3-63ROUND 168-AugSt Kilda City 15.9-99 def Clayton 5.3-33Mordialloc v CerberusCheltenham 4.9-33 def by Chelsea Heights 12.8-80Dingley 24.13-157 def Endeavour Hills 3.1-19ROUND 1715-AugSt Kilda City 16.13-109 def Mordialloc 10.3-63Clayton 2.0-12 def by Dingley 23.16-154Cerberus 26.14-170 def Chelsea Heights 2.0-12Endeavour Hills 26.14-170 def Cheltenham 4.6-30ROUND 1822-AugChelsea Heights 7.5-47 def by St Kilda City 18.5-113Cheltenham 9.11-65 def Clayton 9.10-64Cerberus 5.12-42 def by Dingley 10.6-66Endeavour Hills 11.4-70 def Mordialloc 6.9-45

2015 THIRDS FIXTUREBLUE DIVISION

RED DIVISIONROUND 111-AprDoveton Eagles 5.5-35 def by Keysborough 20.13-133Black Rock 5.9-39 def by South Yarra 9.8-62Skye 19.22-136 def Sandown 1.8-14Hallam 19.22-136 def Dandenong 1.8-14ROUND 218-AprDandenong 5.8-38 def by Black Rock 12.18-90Skye 22.16-148 def Hallam 0.2-2South Yarra 148 def Doveton Eagles 0.2-2Keysborough 5.8-38 def by Sandown 13.12-90ROUND 325-AprDoveton Eagles 0.1-1 def by Skye 29.22-196Dandenong 1.1-7 def by South Yarra 15.24-114Black Rock 7.6-48 def by Sandown 10.11-71Keysborough 29.22-196 won by forfeit Hallam 0.1-1ROUND 42-MayBlack Rock 19.18-132 def Hallam 2.4-16Sandown 19.18-132 def Doveton Eagles 2.4-16Dandenong 3.8-26 def by Keysborough 14.19-103Skye 19.18-132 def South Yarra 2.4-16ROUND 59-MayKeysborough 1.1-7 def by Skye 27.14-176Hallam 7.5-47 def by Black Rock 8.9-57South Yarra 5.10-40 def by Sandown 7.9-51Doveton Eagles 3.6-24 def by Dandenong 14.6-90ROUND 616-MaySandown 12.11-83 def Black Rock 5.9-39Hallam 36.18-234 def Dandenong 0.0-0Skye 36.18-234 def Doveton Eagles 0.0-0Keysborough 6.7-43 def by South Yarra 13.10-88

ROUND 723-MayDandenong 4.5-29 def by Sandown 14.13-97Black Rock 8.8-56 def by Keysborough 9.12-66South Yarra 4.28-28 def by Skye 7.55-55Doveton Eagles 6.36-36 def Hallam 3.27-27ROUND 830-MaySandown 3.6-24 def by South Yarra 7.10-52Hallam 4.5-29 def by Keysborough 15.12-102Dandenong 2.1-13 def by Skye 29.13-187Doveton Eagles 1.7-13 def by Black Rock 12.8-80ROUND 913-JunSouth Yarra 17.14-116 def Hallam 3.6-24Sandown 18.14-122 def Doveton Eagles 4.4-28Keysborough 10.7-67 def Black Rock 6.9-45Skye 18.14-122 def Dandenong 3.6-24OPTIMUS CONCUSSION AWARENESS ROUND 10 20-JunKeysborough 20.18-138 def Doveton Eagles 0.0-0Sandown 17.11-113 def Hallam 2.13-25Skye 20.18-138 def Black Rock 0.0-0Dandenong 2.9-21 def by South Yarra 14.12-96ROUND 1127-JunDoveton Eagles 11.5-71 def Dandenong 6.17-53Hallam 3.6-24 def by Sandown 17.10-112South Yarra 10.6-66 def by Keysborough 9.14-68Black Rock 3.6-24 def by Skye 17.10-112ROUND 124-JulSouth Yarra 11.8-74 def Black Rock 4.7-31Keysborough 3.4-22 def by Dandenong 17.15-117Hallam 3.1-19 def by Doveton Eagles 13.14-92Sandown 3.4-22 def by Skye 9.8-62

ROUND 1311-JulSkye 12.18-90 def Doveton Eagles 4.2-26Black Rock 12.8-80 def Dandenong 8.12-60Sandown 9.8-62 def Keysborough 4.2-26Hallam 6.4-40 def by South Yarra 12.18-90GAMBLING’S NOT A GAME ROUND 1418-JulSouth Yarra 13.14-92 def Dandenong 5.9-39Doveton Eagles 5.9-39 def by Sandown 13.14-92Black Rock 12.5-77 def Keysborough 7.10-52Hallam 5.9-39 def by Skye 13.14-92ROUND 15 25-JulBlack Rock 9.16-70 def Keysborough 3.3-21Skye 9.16-70 def Doveton Eagles3.3-21Dandenong 6.11-47 def Sandown 6.3-39South Yarra 9.16-70 def Hallam 3.3-21ROUND 161-AugHallam v Doveton EaglesDandenong 14.11-95 def Black Rock 4.7-31Sandown 11.5-71 def Keysborough 6.12-48South Yarra 6.40-40 def by Skye 16.10-106ROUND 178-AugBlack Rock 5.1-31 def by Sandown 7.2-44Dandenong 9.10-64 def South Yarra 2.7-19Keysborough 3.2-20 def by Skye 19.21-135ROUND 1815-AugSandown 12.10-82 def Dandenong 9.6-60Keysborough 9.11-65 def by South Yarra 13.6-84Skye 21.16-142 def Black Rock 0.1-1



THIRDS-RED: GRAND FINAL - 9:30AM

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KEYSBOROUGH

# PLAYER # PLAYER

30 Calum Letcher 74 Jake Whiteoak

31 Callum Eastburn 75 Adam Harrex

39 Damian Cullen 76 Adam Bunting

41 Hayden Albon 77 Andrew Connell

45 Jesse Cuffe 79 Enzo Cid

48 Jarratt Eastburn 80 Jacob Caisley

53 Taylan Killi 81 Nigel Vandergert

56 Daniel Mclaughlin 82 Daniel Anderson

58 Gordon Hyde 83 Nathan Torcasio

59 Matthew Day 84 Dave Paten

63 Richard Eppinger 85 Daniel Mackenzie

64 Garry Siberas 86 Johnaton Markovitch

65 Damon Clayton 87 Jake Bradshaw

67 Gabe Clayton 88 Jamie Pi

68 Aaron Raven 92 Jarryd Cipressi

70 Aaron O'Mara 95 Jakob Balchin

71 Paul Taylor 99 Anthony McKeever

72 Daniel whiteoak 100 Aaron Lieberman

73 Taner Savran

Ground: Cnr Cheltenham & Stanley Rds (Melways ref 89 D9)

Telephone: 0402 053 082

Colours: Blue, Red & White

Senior Coach: Ryan Goodes

Reserves Coach: Matthew Ferguson

Thirds Coach: Jamie Pi

KEYSBOROUGHSATURDAY 12 SEPTEMBER- HEATHERTON RECREATION RESERVE, HEATHERTON

FIELD BOUNDARY GOALChris Hughes Mia Cigognini Campbell FurzeSam Crigan Dylan Ridgeway David SharpPaige Hinrichs Lucas Wilkinson

# PLAYER # PLAYER

9 Nick Webb 65 Dean Flynn

12 Scott Thorne 66 Dylan Hebblethwaite

27 Chris Rodrigues 68 Paul Follett

32 Clint Fitzgerald 71 Heath Burridge

39 Luke Minehan 72 Darren Love

41 Cal Lester 73 Justin Baldock

51 Cory Baines 74 Chris Deluca

52 Aaron Ryan 75 Chris Piastrino

55 Shane Werner 76 Jarrod Kent

56 Daniel Parkinson 78 Chris Salt

57 Kevin Foxley 79 Darian Tajic

59 Corey McCormack 80 Brad Dyer

60 Elliot Williams 81 Callan Dorset-Turner

61 Nick Hofmann 99 Lai Leaunoa

Ground: Carrum Downs Recreational Reserve (98 H10)

Telephone: (02) 9782 1011 Colours: Red, Black & SilverSenior Coach: Ben Walker Reserves Coach: Chris SmithThirds Coach: Chris Rodrigues

SKYE



THIRDS-BLUE: PRELIMINARY FINAL - 9:30AM

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ST KILDA CITY

# PLAYER # PLAYER

1 Jaydn Norris 20 Luke Ettridge

2 Blake Lee 21 David McKeown

3 Peter Bakker 22 Daniel Kempster

4 Samuel Hornby 23 Dylan Thompson

5 Lucas Menenti 24 Cody Payne

6 Louis Tanner 25 Daniel Mercer

7 Joel Blashki 26 Ben Humprey

8 Dale Kepnser 28 James Falkenberg

9 Aaron Rampling 29 Ethan Hamlet

10 Tom Bingham 30 Torben Louwen-Skovdam

12 Bradley Stevens 31 Andrew Rae

13 Benjamin Macaulay 32 Anthony Batrich

15 Aidan Wright 33 Craig Hollway

16 Dane Carter 38 Oscar Thomas

18 Jacob Machen 39 Bailey Fisher

19 Matthew White

Coach: Adam Beakley

Assistant Coach: Rohan Jennings

Team Manager:Lynton Price

Team Trainer: Kathleen Price

CERBERUSSATURDAY 12 SEPTEMBER -JACK BARKER OVAL, CHELTENHAM

FIELD BOUNDARY GOALTroy Brooks Kobe Davies Andrew GillespieRodd Johnson Nathan Jane Bill KeilarJake Rositani Dan Whitby

# PLAYER # PLAYER

Zachary Kitchen Chanel Lalotoa

Lorent Chitkrapong Glen Krepp

Tom Burke Ben Zosens

Davide Concilia Nick Pappos

Ben Hall Ashley Crooks

Gareth Joachim Shane Wilson

Bobby Lee Claude Larman-Ripon

Samer Dagher Dylan Foote

Kaito Battaglene Fletcher Payne

Aaron De Netto Charlie Davey

Justin Herbath Rudi Taylor

Nathan Laffy Brian Presnall

Alan Lloyd Juan Perriam

Matthew Hoy Cameron Patton

Dallas Peut

ST KILDA CITYGround: Peanut Farm Reserve

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UMPIRE’S CORNER / THE WHITE KNIGHT

This weekend is a make or break occasion for both clubs and umpires as everyone strives to be on the park next week. The White Knight wishes everyone the best of luck over the weekend. Congratulations to those umpires selected for the Div 3 Grand Finals. You will do us proud.

On Wednesday evening, a number of umpires will receive awards in recognition of major SFNL milestones that they achieved during the season. Neville Gardiner and Peter Martin have both reached the 800 game milestone and are the first field umpires to reach this mark in the SFNL and its predecessors. John O’Connor, who retired about twenty years ago, had accumulated 720 matches during a career that included several Div 1 Grand Finals. Goal umpire Keith (Rowdy) Mark is approaching the 1200 game milestone, and his record is likely to remain unchallenged for many years, while Mark Carracher, whose grandsons still play at St Pauls, accumulated 863 matches as a field and goal umpire.

Dan Bomford, who has accumulated six Div 1 Grand Finals so far, in an illustrious career between the sticks, reached the 600 game mark, while David Mandelbaum, who has two Div 1 Grand Finals to his name, reached the 500 game mark. Dave has run many other games in other competitions as well. Other goalies to reach milestones this season include Bill Keilar (400 games), Jim Alwer (300 games, all with his very distinctive trigger fingers signal), Rob Cleary (200 games) and Andrew Gillespie, Tayla Manning, Greg Sterling and Will Robinson (100 games).

Brendan Serle, who was SFLUA Treasurer for four years back in the ‘90s, made a comeback three years ago and has finally reached the 200 game mark, after running his first match with us more than 20 years ago. Jack Thompson has taken only nine years to reach the 200 game milestone,

despite taking a year off to play for Dingley Thirds. Jack suffered more injuries during his short stint at Dingley than in his entire umpiring career. Mark Hamilton-Smith also reached the 200 game mark. Mark puts in on and off the track, having served a stint as Association Treasurer, and assisting with training each week by leading the core exercise sessions.

A number of field umpires reached the 100 game milestone during the season, including Alan Glenton, Steve Jasiak, Luke Porter, Scott Learmonth, Ross McNeill and Annie Mirabile, while boundary umpires Lachlan Harris and Fraser Somerville also reached the 100 game milestone.

On Wednesday, all appointments for Umpires being selected to umpire next weekend will be announced at the Grand Final Appointments Night, which is being held at the Huntingdale Golf Club, Windsor Ave, South Oakleigh.

Life Members of the Association who wish to attend the Appointments Night can do so at the discounted rate of $20 per head. They will need to email Peter Martin on [email protected] if they wish to attend.

The Annual General Meeting will be held at Bricker Reserve at 7pm on Wednesday September 23. The agenda and proxy forms will be available shortly at www.sflumpires.com. If you can’t attend, please fill in a proxy form at training and pass it on to a committee member. Please consider nominating for a place on the committee. As well as helping your colleagues, it is a great way to learn how the Association, and the SFNL itself, function.

Remember that:

“We Bounce, We Blow, The Rules We Know”


SFNL MARK OF THE YEARAs season 2015 nears its end, let’s look back at some of the best marks taken throughout the year.

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DIVISION 1 RESERVESPLAYER/CLUB TOTAL AVERAGE

Leigh Moore Dingley 61 3.8

Mitchell Stevens Cheltenham 61 3.4

Stefan Feehan Dingley 49 4.5

Corey Pearce Clayton 46 3.5

Sam Williams Dingley 41 2.4

Kristen Feehan Dingley 40 2.4

Ben Padula East Malvern 38 2.1

Bradley Lockhart Chelsea Heights 32 2.9

Kane Davidson Dingley 29 2.9

Cameron Roughead East Malvern 28 2.5

DIVISION 1 SENIORSPLAYER/CLUB TOTAL AVERAGE

Mark Ryan East Malvern 65 3.6

James Morris Mordialloc 61 3.4

Philip Smith East Brighton 60 4

Stewart Scanlon Clayton 54 3.2

Travis Ridgway St Pauls 44 2.8

Daniel Farmer Dingley 43 2.4

Patrick Nicholls Cheltenham 41 2.4

Nick Scanlon Clayton 37 2.1

Michael Cooke East Malvern 35 1.9

Calhan McQueen Dingley 34 2.4


Mathew Poore Skye 93 6.6

Christopher Lacey Springvale District 55 3.1

Michael Kalviskis Skye 46 4.6

Bradley Scott Keysborough 33 2.1

Jamie Gasio Highett 29 2.2

Christofer Cappelleri Oakleigh District 28 2

Jaiden Peters Hampton 28 1.8

Davor Rajic Keysborough 25 5

Sean Geaney Murrumbeena 25 2.1

Warrick Hanks Keysborough 23 2.3


David Velardo Oakleigh District 61 3.8

Tyson King Keysborough 56 4.3

Adam Connell Caulfield 48 3

Scott Fiora Hampton 45 2.7

Khaled Kandakji Oakleigh District 39 2.3

Benjamin Evans Skye 37 2.1

Lachlan Morrey Springvale District 37 2.2

Matthew Jamieson Heatherton 37 2.2

Joel Hanlon Hampton 36 3.3

Mathew Collett Keysborough 33 1.9


William Kruss Moorabbin 46 2.7

James Morrey Ashwood 41 2.7

Clinton Jarrett Endeavour Hills 39 2.3

Clinton Gottinger Lyndale 38 2.5

Tarquin Booth Ashwood 37 2.7

Troy Lange South Yarra 37 2.1

Michael Lobb Moorabbin 33 2.8

Cameron Neale C.P.L 29 2.9

Kaine Bundy Dandenong 29 2.2

Mark Frenken Sandown 29 2.4


Trevor March C.P.L 86 4.8

Luke Galle Mt Waverley 61 3.8

Shane Peake Endeavour Hills 59 3.3

Paul Wineberg Ashwood 44 2.4

Matthew Johansson Moorabbin 41 2.6

Frank Martinicchio Ashwood 40 2.4

Christopher Meyers Ashwood 39 2.6

Thomas Dewar Black Rock 39 4.9

Trent Davey Moorabbin 39 2.3

Daniel Morrison Endeavour Hills 38 2.5

THIRDS - RED

PLAYER/CLUB TOTAL AVERAGE

Matthew Mccormick Sandown 51 3.2Bradley Dyer Skye 45 3Troy Docherty Skye 42 3.2Jayden Cameron South Yarra 39 2.6Trevor Milne South Yarra 24 2.4

THIRDS - BLUE

Joshua Keyt Dingley 63 3.9Bailey Fisher Cerberus 44 4.4Nicholas Fallace Clayton 31 1.9Peter Rizzi Dingley 29 2.4Jackson O'Brien Dingley 28 1.8

UNDER 19sPLAYER/CLUB TOTAL AVERAGE

Madison Talarico Dingley 101 5.6

Xavier Pauli St Kilda City 83 4.9

Tyson Ross Skye 38 2.1

Shaun Cusack Cheltenham 37 2.1

Christian Gabbert Oakleigh District 34 2.1

Zach Allen Hampton 33 2.5

Shane Thomas Hallam 30 2.1

Carmine Scimia Dingley 24 1.3

Jake Winn Oakleigh District 24 1.3

Bunarith Kheng Hampton 22 1.2

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