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Probably the most singificant result last week was the 6 point loss by Old Paradians against Old Scotch .lot that their postions on the ladder change, O.P.'s remain in third spot and Scotch 5th but I think it effectively

ruins Parade's chance of getting the double chance..And now Scotch have a very real chance of making the° nal four, perhaps today if they can beat Da La Salle.

Neither side played like a premiership threat . Parade's pace worried the Cardinals early in the game but,t was the Scotch key position players who won them the match . Key position players Peter Sherwen (FB),Dean Bevford ( CHB), Brian Hodge (C), Duncan NcCall (CHF) and John Moir (ruck) all figured prominently.

However, dont write Parade off. This loss will give Gerard Shelly the needle he needs .Old Xaverians wrapped up their game against Caulfield Grammarians with 6 goals into the breeze in the

rst quarter and nearly an 11 goal lead at half time . But then the wheels fell off! Caulfiedl kicked 6 and keptme Xavs scoreless in the third term . We all trooped out to hear Danny Corcoran give it to the Xavs . But toour collective surprise there was no yelling . Just cool, calm and collected . He reminded them of the game againstTherry last year - 54 points up and lost the game. Would this be the same . You were physically intimidated

Caulfield . I have failed". And on he went . Quite a surprise but well worth listening to . Caulfied carried onthe last quarter with Ray Berzins, Mark McClelland and Campbell Cooney on top in defence and Ian Kyte,

John Kanis and others trying to run the ball up to David Matthews (on one leg) in the goal square. The stum-bling blocks were Nick Wilton and Mark Summers - they were superb and the Xavs held on to win by 22points. I don't think Danny has failed . They haven't been beaten in 10 weeks or so and with the return of Ralph0'Shaughnessy, Steve Curatin, Nick Burne and Phil Callil they'll be a great chance for the riag . Nonningwould surprise me come September. Remember 1981 ?

Ormond beat Collegians by 45 points in a lacklustre game . Collegians got the first 2 goals with the breezebut did not score another till the 3rd term . The game featured the leading two goalkickers but both were wellheld - Ormond's Paul Schuhkraft by Simon Williams and Collegian's Richard Herman by Brad Nash .

I'm looking forward to the big clash between Ormond and Old Xaverians this afternoon .

Uni Blues blew their chance of a win over De La Salle with a bad first quarter and they lost by 21 points .De la's on-ball players Mick Greene (ruck), Mark Lowe (rover) and Gary Connolly (ruck-rover) were the difference.

North Old Boys scrambled in against Bulleen-Templestowe by 13 points . The Bullants were in touch all day,just a point down at each change. They hit the front in the last quarter but the report and send off of CHB GregKazuoo made the vital difference and North's Paul Considine ran amok and kicked two goals . Bullant AndySmythe played his 250th and was their best player.

This is a verv difficult week to select winners, even more so than usual but a areat series of matches is assured .A SECTION B SECTIONOld Xaverians v ORMONDCollegians v UNI BLUESDe La Salle v OLD SCOTCHOLD PARADIANS v North O .B .CAULFIELD GRAM . v Bulleen-Templestowe

Old Trinity v PARKSIDEUni Blacks v ST BERNARDSBANYULE v IvanhoeFawkner v ST. KILDAMARCELLIN v Therr y

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ianks to Ross Booth for filling in last week . I'm sure he finds the reviews a far more attractive propositiong his indifferent performance, although his Old Scotch selection was certainly inspired! His referenceWhisper" was timely as his demise mid 1986 meant I was forced to take over the pen for this column .

were rumours aplenty doing the rounds at the time I recall, as to his identity which like "China and Snow "~s}nryear are still unfounded . Well the real news on the '`Whisper" front is that he may be back for the finals,. ng a post card received at Elsternwick Park during the week which was postmarked Cooper Pedy! I remem-he was forced out of town in a hurry, something to do with possible civil action but apparently its been resolved

rd he could well return around finals time . How's that Fergus and R oss?

To more serious matters - today's games and we have two beauties in A Section that will certainly attracte crowds .

Ormond have been waiting eight weeks for a return bout with Old Xavei s the only side to have beatenall conquering ' Monds to date. Readers may recall that Xavs blitzed in the final quarter and wentwin 15.14 to 13 .12 . As Old Paradians have shown some vulnerabilit} ._ . . ;!y the fight for second spot isand so today's clash is a dress rehearsal of the second semi . Dranor - does not have the injury worries

::avs do although S t eve Curtain and "Ralph" O 'Shaughnassy may return today. Whets wrong with Pau lCurtain and Doug At kinson? Certainly Nick Burne is still a week or two away or is he? I wonder whetherXavs are planning to repeat their 1981 move of playing Nick Burns in a forward pocket and using Steve f'=!r_tain at centre half forward, a position they have been unable to adequately fill all season .

The big plus for the side is the return of N ick W ilton and his unique ability to find form almost immedi, =iy.N- presence does wonders for the Xav defence and Xavs would also be looking for a quick return fromAtt ;inson whose cool head and determined approach are of immeasurable value .

final word on Xavs concerning team placement . Why was M ike At] ' > placed in a back pocket last week?aems a little late in the season to be experimenting Danny , especially with a player who has proven his

Drth in the pivot all year. Another observation - where does Pete . fit into the side so as to give bestiue. I've seen him full back, full forward, centre half forward, centre half back, ruck rover, half back and centre ,

whivh tells us all that he's as versatile and brilliant as any player in the Association . However I'm inclined toth view that his best football is more often produced as a half back flanker. But then where do you play Varcoe

John Curtain? Ah the problems of being successful .

After all that I'm selecting Ormond to win . Xavs have not been beaten since May 2nd whPn they -,nt downto the Lions by 7 points and whilst they've had great wins over Old Scotch and in that longsequence they've not impressed as Ormond has . They're not as disciplined, and only pI2- - '- bursts . Consisten-cy has been the key to Ormond's top of the ladder position plus the performance of the ,"unknowns"- Paul N ankervis whose clash with Antony Callan will as they say in the classics "be worth going a lon g

.y to see". Two young quick, skilful[ players with a great future in the game pitted in the match of the day itsmouthwatering . Some other ' ., i' quiet achievers - rover Paul Cox, centreman ruck-man Paul McDonald, forward . - 'aukraft, defender defender Scott Taylor, full bact all homegrown products brought up in the Ormond way and not a reinstatement among them. to win andshorten as flag favourite.

Old Scotch's moment of truth arrives today. Victory over De La Salle will put the Cardinals in the top fourfor the first time since June 13th and with the slighly better draw they could hang on and make their first final'sappearance since the B Section Grand Final of 1982 . The odds favour De La who have won 24 of the 33 gamesplayed, although Old Scotch's win at Waverley Oval in July last year (8.11 to 7.10) was their first at that venueand may stand the Cardinals in good stead for today's all important game .

Scotch are obviously a harder side now than when they lost to On . at Elsternwick Park in Round 11 .Since then they've beaten Blues by 10 points, come from behind to beat i by 3 points and then last weekagain got up off the floor to snatch a 6 point victory over Old --i radi A reason for these close victoriesis certainly the Don Davenport approach and the good form of its defence led b yPeter Sherwen and A ndrew Mac Millan, centreman Brian :o ruckmen D inc ; . andon ball players Steve Reddish, R ic Senior and Dean L urfo , and forward ~

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As finals appearances have been few and far between for this current Scotch side they'll be really fired u,for the game . However before Scotch start counting their chickens they would do well to remember the c< I), :.of player who represents De La . They've proved time and again that they're never better than when writtenoff and the return of skipper Mick Greene and recent good form of Garry Connolly, Mark Lowe, Peter ':'tal-dron, Pat Maher and Dick Willimas who are all steeped in the De La tradition poses problems for the Cardinal v

Despite their recent victories I'm going for the home side to win a cliff hanger and put paid to the Scotchcharge for 1987 .

In other A Section games Uni Blues have enough at stake to defeat a most disappointing Collegians a Edoes Caulfield against Bulleen-Templestowe . In fact the'Fields' second half last Saturday was quite impres-sive and I wonder if their last two performances can be attributed to my comments on July 18th ?

The remaining game is vital for North who meet Old Paradians at Bundoora . O .P.'s will be still smarting afterlast week's 6 point loss . No rt h has had chances to take over fourth spot and knowing it has De La next weerwill have planned well for today. However at Bundoora and despite the good form of Garry Carroll, Mick Fad .ley, Paul Millett, Ben Curulli and Tony Cahill to mention but five I'm afraid today will see the end of Nc : ;iyshopes for a hattrick of finals appearances .

In B Section Marcellin are at home to Therry in the match of the section . Therry won well in the first encourter (20 .8 to 13 .13) and with second spot at stake for both clubs there is certainly plenty for which to play. ME : cel .!in at home are hard to beat and as both clubs play a similar style and have coaches who are keen student--of the game the anticipated big crowd are in for great game . Marcellin are holding a reunion lunch to celebrate20 years as a football club and president Gavin White is confident the old faces will inspire the side and urgethem to victory. Marcellin must concentrate for the whole game and not have a quarter off if it is to win andwith tough games against Parkside and St . Bernards still to come knows full well that Uni Blacks are still capa-ble of a final challenge. For Blacks to make it they must win the remaining four games, the hardest of whichis against St . Bernards today. I don't believe the students are capable of beating St. Bernards who have hada fine year after a slow start . They have made it to first place without the hoohah-and fanfare associated withother clubs and have the right mixture of youth and experience and a most astute coach in Frank M e!? :anwho is sure to have his side in the right frame of mind for today's game.

Parkside will be keen to avenge their shock Round 7 loss against Old Trinity who appear to be going throughthe motlons . Parkside is bound to go for percentage and will appreciate the run on the big Old Trinity groundwith the finals so close.

St . Kilda CBC has the form and spirit to beat Fawkner at Fawkner and will be hoping Ivanhoe accountfor Banyule as it fights to avoid relegation . Ivanhoe are more stable than Banyule who have not fared quiteas well as anticipated and would need to pull out a big one to knock off the 'Hoe this afternoon . As Ivanhoeare not known for their on field generosity I'm afraid Banyule are in for a bleak day.

To C Section where Hampton Rovers are supremely confident of downing the High School following thatsplendid win over Balaclava whose finals hopes have nose dived in recent weeks . However such is AmateurFootball, I've no hesitation in selecting Balaclava to beat Monash at Albert Park. The 'Ashes are in a real slumphaving loss successive matches and as Balaclava "has the wood" on the students I'm afraid July will provea very sad month for Keith Freason and compan y

Kew are at home to AJAX and could start at half time and still win whilst Thomastown have far too muchat stake to drop a game against Old Haileybury who will be heartened by last weeks effort. Going on last yearfrom memory Old Haileybury struggled to field two sides although despite the trek awaiting the Springvaleboys I'm sure they've learnt the lesson of playing "ring ins "

Elsternwick Park is the venue for the battle between close rivals Old Brighton and Old M elburnians . Twoor three weeks ago I would have given Brighton a big show but O.M .'s have regrouped since then and thereturn of many of its injured stars has the side in the right frame of mind for the big months ahead . Despitethe distraction of a supporters lunch O .M .'s will appreciate the chance to show their true ability and should winan entertaining game .

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A SECTION B SECTION C SECTIONDe La Salle Parkside KewOrmond Marcellin ThomastownUni Blues St. Kilda CBC Old MelburniansOld Paradians Ivanhoe BalaclavaCaulfield Grammarians St . Bernards Hampton Rovers

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All at Old Camberwell congratulate Matthew Toddon finally reaching 100 games . Toddy who currentlycoaches the seconds typifies the spirit of Old Cam-berwell . Everyone appreciates Toody's commitment,

entnusiasm and love for the Club . As a player Toddyis an aggressive bell of energy who will always pro-tect the younger players, and recently has delightedhis band of spectators with some great sausage rolls .Everyone at Old Camberwell truly thanks the man :Matthew Todd .

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REVIEW OF GAMES PLAYED JULY 27, 1987D SECTIOP! ( Round 15 )North Brunswick's greater accuracy enabled them to defeat Old M entonian's by two points. This victory me-rs that North are now safe from relegation which must be a big relief to their members . There was no need

Old Camberwell supporters to worry last week as their players carried the team to a forty nine point victoryor Coburg . Old Ivanhoe's comfortable thirty eight point victory over Preston has stopped virtually all hope

,e Preston people had of reaching the finals . St . Kevins returned to the winning list when they defeated El-sternwick by thirty six points . Bulleen United experienced few difficulties in defeating Heatherton by fo rty~ne points.

E SECTIOP! ( Round 15 )Tia sectional results did little to sort out the scramble for positions with which all ten clubs are vitally involved .

t a result between Brunswick and Old Essendon! Who would have forseen a tie! The result has kept the,.iubs in the top tow places. As expected State Bank had a big credit score of ninety seven points against win-_ ~ ; Clayton . Old Geelong won their long awaited sixth game when they defeated Powerhouse by thirty oneacmts . The surprise result of the round was University High School Old Boys ten points win over St Bedes.1 h :s loss by St . Bedes coupled with West Brunswick's sixty one point victory over Peninsula Old Boys sawWest move into fourth place .

F SECTION ( Round 15)Williamstown was untroubled to defeat La Trobe University by forty three points. I must apologize to my avidLa Trobe readers because what else can I write about your side! Whitefriars had an overwhelming victoryover Commonwealth Bank by one hundred and thirty five points. A .N .Z . Bank gave a commendable displayagainst Doveton before going down by thirty four points . For the first time in the V.A.F.A . St Leonards wonsonsecutive games when they finished seventy five points in front of Footscray Institute . The win lifted St .Leonards two places on the ladder from twelfth to tenth . The match of the day at Elsternwick Park turnedmto a nightmare for Old Carey who were overwhelmed by St . Andrews by one hundred and eighteen points.in the Sunday game leaders Aquinas received little opposition from University Reds before Aquinas wonby one hundred and six points,G SECTION (Round 15 )Monash W hites were too strong for De La Salle and won by twenty three points . St . Bernards and Collegians.vere not evenly matched in Round 15 because St. Bernards were able to win by sixty two points . Inaccuracypy Old Scotch saw the Cardinals go down by twenty two points to Port Colts . Old Haileybury recorded acomfortable thirty point victory over G .T.V.9 while Kew were able to defeat Marcellin by fifteen points. LeadersBloods experienced little difficulty defeating Old M elburnians by ninety five points . As these six results wreas I predicted I tipped the G Section card .H SECTION ( Round 15)Bulleen Templestowe had a day out against Old Geelong and as a result had a huge winning margin - onehundred and ninety seven points. Leaders E!tham had little trouble defeating Therry by seventy seven pointsin what was Therry's last appearance for the season . St . Kevin's did return to the winning list in a resoundingfashion when they defeated Richmond Central by forty six points . Old Brighton received little opposition fromC.B.C. St . Kilda before Brighton won by eighty points. Old Xaverians forfeited to State Bank.Pot: verhouselBalac!ava had the bye.UNDER 19 SECTION 1 (Round 14)Collegians with a clear cut victory over De La Salle by twenty eight points have vitually ended all chancesthat De La might sneak a final's berth . University Blues returned to the winning list when they had a sixtyseven point victory over Ormond . Old Paradians Green overcame some spirited opposition from MelbourneHigh School Old Boys and led throughout the game when Old Paradians won by eighty five points . LeadersOld Xaverians defeated Marcellin by thirty six points after a hard fought game in which Xavier's direct play

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l Two of the section's less successful sides M arcellin and Old H aileybury meet at Marcellin . The Eaglesmarginally the better record, but at home and given the big day for their club the players surely will lif t

Iit top -lrm and annihilated ir by one hundred and four points . Th e

cai, ! .als provided they can maintain momentum . indicated my selection when th E

firmed ning streak by defeating St . Boa eight points. This win took Banyulc, topit e ~ failed by thirty one points agair-, rybury and thus slipped to Ol

d by elev showed the value of accurate kicking for goal when with less scoring sh cby nineteen points . 'i ; s inaccuracy over many weeks must be a suurc~

the final's approach .

14 );orded a massive victory over leaders a when the °°"° won by sixty four points, Mc -shhad a bin win at the expense of n' : who nevertheless proved competitive or rc-

ne _ . final margin was eighty six points . There is no result of the game between Williamstotra . . and

due to the match being abandoned .:a had the bye .

,aet spirited opposition from North I _ -iowever .- - .n we take inc pointsperior talent to say nothing of the lure of the fin fl .ras must defeat :Id

ain in the final's race. However Old Camben - I__ __ supE,,_ rPnnrd and I can't forg~,t

stumble . . are my selection. visit a. _ and should tak ethe po' ,or incing manner, as they need a win to insure the double chance and iasrcf is now e r

to E Sc i i the lirst time . --__- await . Kevin's who must be favoured to win . Nevertheless St. ' is

will n ! out the full hundred minutes or they could lose as Prest ; is a formidible team . Elster :°cktr ' ' and must be favoured to win as the locals have the least active forward line in the sectio n

'cry will keep the old club in the section and insure a drop to E Section for 1988,

i)no respite today as they strive to return to the top four their opponents today

will be all out to comment on the double chance and I believe they will defeat v ! Id Es ndon should

inflict a huge defeat on the hapless ® ' n . Percentage could be vital to .u-•+ after Round 18 and

today is a golden opportunity for it to be built . . must start warm i irites to defeat Old E'. : , tg

on Oval 4. Victory to the ;arn the double chance so the incentive is there. I have no hesit~ea

in selecting State E rlay . _ : .' . on the IvaL Victoryto Pc ter: . ~e

will insure the Club, 11 :ion next season and this victory should ensure Peninsula drop to E next

seaso . Victory to ° --- `he reverse scenario. The threat of relegation often makes sides play

above themselves. (V io els( u . = can recall their 1961 tie with C which enabled the 'Burgers

rem€~otion!) At home I s iii! Near neighbours Unive t i high School Old Boys and

V% meet on the . he igh players proved giant killers last week . Can

they p 'tin! Victory by ' :k could insure a final four berih . Surely this will be sufficient

n it will and that will take the four points .

:331 11 ara at hi io' and must show marked improvement to take the points over Wil6'ia : l }-

earetiea6y still be a finalist to victory today will be vital . Who do I select ! Out of foror inconsistent 3! I will take the plunge and select -"- f' The intellectual match

of the day will be play a between La Trobe anc' ° Una-- Trobe is the strongerside and should record table victory (Surely this will please the Mills and Reichelt Families who regular-

ly read my prose.) : . : ; sl d be able to have a very comfortable victory over A . N .Z. Bank while A--'i-

should be able to . :ithstanc . attacks and thus take the points on the PowerReserve. St. :i-

on the crest of a wining mo ; . Id be able to post another victory today at the expense of St. Leon_ . :5

despite the " . .' -s and c -®th Bank meet on the Turner Reserve. The only outcome c;r

which I can `e sure is that the winning side will be wearing blue and gold guernseys . Commonvrff :alt h

ost impressive and so I select them to win .

;6)of home and away matches provides an elimination final as the winner of the Kew - 4

e~dill play in next Saturday's first semi final . At home I select Kew. For the loser of this game ::! I

sarilv be lost as could well see Port Colts miss the finals . I select ; . . Is but I am not

3n hat the final percentages will be. Keep your calculators handy as you scan the score s

Ulf , ou, 1, ,,~,,uod placed ---h Whites should experience little difficulty in defeating : Id M eiburniai

u should complete their season with an even content . At Oval 11 I favour Collet : -

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r performance rate enough to take the points . St . Bernards journey to Camberwell to play G .T.V.9. As St .

Bernards have the more impressive 1987 record I select them to win again today .

H SECTION ( Round 16 )_ : :,nd placed Old Brighton should prove strong enough to defeat State Bank . Old Xaverians should end

,r season a a high note by taking the points against Powerhouse/Balaclava . This H section combined sid est be commended for always meeting it's commitment despite the regular heavy defeats they have had on

., field . Bulleen Templestowe and Eltham will give each other a solid final preparation today. There is statisti-11 speaking, little between the sides . The Combine has taken longer to hit top form and if last week's results

any indication the side is cherry ripe for final's pickings . Today I select Bulleen Templestowe to defeatEltham . St. Kevin's whose recent form has little to recommend it . Richmond Central has the chance to end

successful debut season with victory over Old Geelong who have not shown much form in recent matches.Therry have the bye.

this is my final full sectional report for G and H Sections I hope their players and supporters have enjoyed,.ir season as full members of the V.A .F.A . and that each of these teams will be in action again in 1988 .

UNDER 19 SECTION 1 (Round 15)Old Xaverians who go from victory to victory should have a clear win over De La Salle. the spur of being cham-, ; r s gives extra rian incentive. Collegians, who are judged by some to be a good side, could give UniversityBlues a solid game at Oval II . I cannot select against the Blues whose record is by far the more impressive .

tal game at Ormond sees M elbourne High School Old Boys and the home side view for the right to re-in the section next season . I select Melbourne High School providing their players concentrate on their

ia ;'ne and more the ball quickly to give their forwards the chance to compete one out aginst their opponents .old paradians Green have the chance to polish their team play when North Old Boys visit Bundoora today.Tre Paradians should have a big victory. Near neighbours Marcellin and Bulleen Templestowe meet at M ar-cellin. It is now virtually impossible for the Bullants to make the finals but they can prevent Marcellin holding~-e double chance by winning today . Conversely Marcellin are aware of the rewards of victory and in front of;i e`r club stalwarts the Eagles should triumph .

UNDER 19 SECTION 2 (Round 15)j,% ,D of the disappointing sides of the season Old Brighton and Old Melburnians meet on the Brighton BeachOval . Local knowledge (home ground advantage) should enable Old Brighton to win the game . UniversityBlacks and St . Bernards both can be finalists providing they win today. The Blacks have hit top form in recent:%eeks and today I believe they will win again to thwart St Bernard's hopes and kindle their own . Banyule andOld Scotch play in what is virtually a final's preview. At Banyule I favour the home side to win the game be-cause a loss could see them fall from the four. Leaders Therry play Thomastow n whom they comfortably defeatedon May 23 . Since then Thomastown has shown great improvement and has become a definite final's threat .ioday at home I favour Therry to win again . Old Haileybury who could snatch second place after Round 18sFould be able to overcome all C.B.C . St . Kilda opposition and win the game.

UNDER 19 SECTION (Round 15 )Old Paradian's Purple and W illiamstown should play an interesting game at Bundoora . The Paradian's haveshown my many glimpses of form but they have not been able to give a sustained exhibition . Williamstown's--cord is somewhat similar. Today I select the Old Paradians due largely to home ground advantage. Whitefri-ars will be anxious to return to the winning list and M onash Blues could well be the unfortunate side . Becausec,f their superior record I select Whitefriars . Caulfield Grammarians journey to Hampton Rovers where theycan confidently be expected to win the game. I select Caulfield to record another big win . Ivanhoe have the bye.

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MILESTONE AT COLLEGI A NSThe Collegians Football Club wishes to congratu-

ate Tony Baum on his 150th game with the Club.Baumy joined the Club in 1978 straight out of

,hool . He became a permanent senior player dur-'~g that season, playing in his customary half forward''ank position . Although tried in the centre and as arcver, Baumy found these positions required too muchrunning, and also how can you kick goals from thebackline?

He is renowned for his sliding marks and his abili-ty to back away from packs (near goals of course)rather than running into them . Over his football career,Tony has not handballed effectively with his left handonce, and it is rumoured tht the Club's early seasoninjury worries were a direct result of Baumy's "hospitalhandballs".His four career highlights would be :-1 . Best and Fairest Winner - 1984 .2 . A Grade Premiership - 1986.3 . His marriage to Carolyn - 1987 .4. Trying to explain to Carolyn why the round wed-ding ring she gave him came home flattened aftertraining one night!

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Marcellin Old Collegians has had a few quiet~rs in the last year. So quiet in fact, that theyailed to make the illustrious pages of Th e

-ur Footballer. We think it about time that their`)e announced . Toward the end of 1986 andseason '87, several players have reached per-

r=stones at the club. Four of the youngsters

il e d up their 50th games in the second half ofeason . Anthony Caffrey was the first. A mem-f the victorious 1985 premiership side, Caff wasf the many products from the school who ha s

e on to become a regular senior player. One of_ cohorts, Chris Carr, also played his 50th . Anothe r

;-nool boy superstar, Chris has fitted into Neil LeLievre's coaching style with consummate ease. Th e

rci of the quartet, M ick Day, has been starring thisson playing in defence and attack and has proved

more than versatile footballer. The final member of-e `larcellin Musketeers is Chris Slatery . Slatts wa s

-,iewhat of a nomad pre-season, giving a fewaaue clubs the opportunity to acquire his talents,

iie decided to come home and has lived up topatential by being selected in the Victorian side .

'our played in the supreme 1984 Under 19 side;;n ch won every competition entered . RohanSteward, who tragically broke his leg earlier this year;:i llst having his finest season at the club, also maderi s half century in 1986. Greg Hughes, who workedas hard as anyone at the club in the last couple of_ e::sons, was another player to play his 50th last year.Hi_,ghsey's hard work is paying off as he is now a keys~ay in the reserve side. Several players reached

.- r 100 game milestone last year. Every player is a

nall part of the lifeblood of their club, but some play-9(s are the heart . Tony "flAoosha" Amad . 1985 bestand fairest runner-up is one of the players at Marcel-1,n responsible for so much of the on-field successn previous years, and he played his 100th last year.

His barnstorming barges have become second na-~ . .re at the club and Moosha is one of the most seniorand respected people around the place. Well done':'oosha. M atty Getson, whose season has been in-terrupted (can you believe it) by marriage, alsoreached his 100th game last year. Serious questionsabout Matthew's priorities have been raised, but weknow he'll be back keener than ever . Damien M en-zies, sidelined at the moment with a delicate com-plaint, also made the ton last year. Well done Stub-bles . One of the doctors around the place, who isaround no more, Dave O'Callaghan, also played his100th, as did gritty Gav O'Connell, who still has aheadache from the St . Kilda game. Gerry Price, whodare I say it, keeps getting bigger. Our own Opal Man,Steve Psoras, who was also a member of the trium-phant'85 premiership side and Howard Toomey, amember of the famous Toomey clan . Last year alsosaw one of the popular men around the place play

THE t.7AATEUR FOOTBALLER 1987

his 150th . Bernie Cri mmins, another emminent med-ical man, reached the special milestone and did it witha touch of class . This year is something new for Ber-nie . Despite the fact that he loves kicking goals, heis playing the best football of his very long careerin the back pocket - one of the brainchilds of rookiecoach, Mick Dillon . Well done, Bunnha. Several play-ers have passed the 50 game mark this year. Anotherof the prime movers around the place, Morris EI-Fahkri, reached the mark earlier this year. Dave"Bomber" Howe, whose always getting himself in-jured (?), deservedly got to the first of what we hopewill be many more milestones this year. Noel Peters,who has been remarkable with his beloved thirds, alsomade his 50th appearance, as did spearhead Gary

Petroifi, another of the '85 premiership players, thebearded John Scott and Richard Van Der RAerwe,two of the big men in the twos at present . Four play-ers have reached their centuries this year. MarkCooper, another of the '85 premiership players, isanother Maroon and Blue diehard who came straight

from school and never had a second though aboutplaying for the Old Boys . Good on you Sharkey.

Another doctor, Dirk Ebert, who is just about the mostskilled player at the club, and was another '85 mem-

ber, also played his 100th . Someone remarked to Dirkcongratulations on his "200th", that is more an indi-

cation of his timeless committment, not his apparentage. Luke "Billy" Getson, who has had a hard timekeeping quiet at 21st birthday speeches played his100th against Fawkner. Just so people would remem-

ber the game, Billy tried to take the greatest mark everseen on a football field . He jumped as high as any-

one, unfortunately the mark eluded him . Better luck

with the 200th . The fourth player to reach his centu-

ry this year was Tubby Kennedy. His real name isAdrian, but nobody knows that so we should stick toTubby. A player of tremendous skills, Tubby alwaysseems to have time on his side as he graces the wingsof Marcellin No. 1 and other grounds . A graceful foot-

baller at the worst of times, we congratulate you Adrian(who?) . Two of the doyens of the Marcellin Old Col-legians have played their 150ths this year. The first

is the captain and the player who led the club to itsmost recent Grand Final success, Andrew Cullinan .Andy began his career on a half forward flank, buthas slotted into full back in the last couple of yearsand has played the position beautifully, despite hislack of height . Congratulations Cull . The last playerto reach a milestone, but in no way the least (I haveto say that, he's my coach) is Mick Dillon, Dilly iscoaching the seconds toward a finals berth in onlyhis first season of coaching, and has the players team-ing together really well . He has been a tower ofstrength around the Football and Cricket clubs, andhas reached a most deserved landmark . Well doneDilly, and congratulations to each Marcellin quietachiever.

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Best and FairestD, E, F SECTIONS - Wednesday August 19th, 7 p .m . SHARP, at Elsternwick Park .

A, B, C SECTIONS - Wednesday August 26th, 7 p .m . SHARP, at Elsternw ick Park.

G & H SECTIONS - Friday September 4th, 7 .30 p .m. SHARP at North Melbourne Social Club .

Tickets : $17 Contact Stephen M ason( minimum of 10 per club) . (509 4738 H) for further details .

OTF' joins Amateur Footba!l supporters everywhere in wishing well known Caulfield and Old Brighton identityJohn Wilson a speedy recovery following a recent stroke . John is recovering slowly at St . Vincents PrivateHospital but is not yet up to receiving visitors .

OTF' congratulates St. Andrews Ter ry Wilson whose 10 goals against Old Carey last Saturday took him pastthe century - the first player in the Association to achieve that unique distinction this season .

OTF' notices two famous names cropping up with some regularity in the best players of their respective clubs,Owen Abrahams (Old Paradians) is the son of former Fitzroy champion of the same name and Antony Callan(Old Xaverians) is the son of former Geelong champ Terry Callan .

OTF' pays tribute to St . Leonards persistence following its second win for the season against Old Carey .

Another result of note was Old Camberwell's reserves two point win over previously unbeaten Preston M .B .O .B .leaving Old Xaverians under 19s as the only unbeaten side in the competition although Marcellin U1 9s wouldknow that they beat the Xavs . on the scoreboard but suffered the tragedy of playing an unregistered player!

1987 is certainly a year of celebrations . 'OTF' has received invitations to attend St . Bernards and North OldBoys 25th Year celebrations, Marcellin's 20th and Therry's 10th!!! _,

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VAFA representative teams have enjoyedthe comfort of wool for the last three seasons .

Players like Hampton Rover's DavidRogerson seen here in the new Woolblendmarkjumper for season 1987, and Ormond's PhillipKingston wearing the Woolblendmark jumperworn in the 1986 State Games, enjoy thefeeling of wool eve ry week because the VAFAis one of a growing number of associationswho have made the change toWoolblendmark jumpers .

They've made that changebecause they know that woolprovides maximum comfortwhether players are performingin hot or cold conditions .

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. tAnd no matter how many ti nmachine washed or commercially laun'Woolblendmark jumpers stay in shape, :after season .

That's why Woolblendmark has V iendorsement, because nothing touchesfor economic performance that just goes oand on .

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PersonaTHREE OLD PARADIANS ACHIEVE M ILESTONESAll at Old Paradians congratulate John Atta, PeterCaddy and David Per ryman, on playing their 50thgame for the Club on 1st August, 1987, against NorthOld Boys. All three of them have been good clubmen,and have been contributing for the success of the clubon the field . They have Iso had the distinction ofrepresenting the premiership team of the club, lastseason . Best wishes to John, Peter and David, intheir continued efforts for the success of the club, andtowards achieving their next milestone at he Club.

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50 GAMES TO OLD TRINITY'S TREVOR NORMANCongratulations go to Trevor Norman for his 50 gamemilestone. Trevor, a club best and fairest and best firstyear player is always a contender for the end of sea-son betting . Trevor has earned the nickname of TheShark on the basis of his tenacious tackling and ballgetting ability. Always one of the first selected on anycoaches list Shark is always leaving opponents won-dering what has hit them after a Shark Aftack. A fan-tastic effort and congratulations Trevor from all at theClub.

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Marketing Segmentby y Sneddon

Our nest major sponsor to highlight in our'Marketing Segment' is always pleasant to discuss, and their productsare close to my heart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .yes, fine wines and spirits.

Grover's Fine Wine and Spirit M erchants since 1924, has been the official supplier of wines and spiritsto VAFA for the past two years.

One of Grover's Directors, Peter M arr has an amateur background having played 200+ games with UniversithHigh School Old Boys back in the 60's and 70's . (Another Director, Tim - or is it Phillip? Hayman is a neigh-bour of mine. )

Grover's offer is a terrific club package . Every VAFA Club should be taking advantage of their outstandingfund raising promotions. From wine bottling with Club labels through to special_ ceramic port crocks . . . . . . . . . . .all designed to raise money for your Club.

There's nothing easier than to sell wine to your Club members and supporters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . how many timeshave you been asked to support a local school, kindergarten, cricket club of whatever by purchasing one dozenbottles of specially labelled wine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .well get on the bandwagon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .arrange your own andsee how easy it is to raise $1,000 for your Club .(You know not one VAFA Club has aksed me to buy any Club wine this season . . . . . . . . .someone's slacking) .

Our many thanks to Peter, Phil, Michael, Brian and all the gang at Grover for their wonderful sponsorship support .

Its up to all VAFA Clubs to act now . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . its.never too late to arrange a special bottling .RAY SNEDDON .

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® Umpires Cc,-- .--with Brian Goodman

MEP~IO TO ALL U M PIRES :-en ember our Annual Dinner which is fast approaching, see Rob Dell, for details of that Master oSteve McCarthy .

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FA M OUS NAME CONTINUES Ohl . . .Mark Serong, a goal umpire with the VAFA, is the second of ten children and is currently doing a MathslCom-.rter Course at R .M .I .T .

Mark, who is 19 years old has always taken a keen interest in football, his father, Bill played 98 games with;;oill1c, :vood between 1956 and 61, and one season with North Melbourne in 1962 . In 1959, Bill polled very

in the Brownlow Medal count, finishing equal third .Mark, played junior football with Ivanhoe in the Doncaster Distrcit and school football with Marcellin . It wasMarcellin that Mark first umpired, due to a shoulder injury he took up the flags for the first eleven on Friday

_,lternoons and enjoyed it so much he thought about doing it more often . Mark's involvement with the VAFAcame about through Marcus Redi (brother of Brandon) and former field umpire John Smith (who now runsno boundary for Marcellin) .

f .lark started in 1984 with the VAFA and hal way through that season umpired his first 'A' Section match,ch me remembers as being a great thrill .

According to Mark, the 'goalies' are a great bunch of blokes, always full of encouragement (and jokes) andin his 4th season he is enjoying it more than ever .

Mark's highlights to date are : His first 'A' Section Match (1984 )U i9 Grand Final (1985) U19 VAFA v VFA (1986) and the 'A' Reserves Grand Final (1986) . Here are someof Mark's interests :Favourite Food : Fried Calamari .Favourite Drink : Beer or milk (depending on how much beer he has had) .Fvourite Sportsman : Hulk Hogan .Favourite T .V . Show: Neighbours.Hobbies : Golf, Tennis, and Indoor Cricket .Biggest Influence: His girlfriend .Biggest Thrill : First 'A' Grade Match .Biggest Disappointment : Being dropped from 'A' Section .Ambition : To umpire as many 'A' Grade Grand Finals as possible . (Maybe a quiet chat to Don Hillier would help) .

On behalf of the Umpiring fraternity, I would like to congratulate St . Bernards Football Club on their 25thAnniversary in the V.A .F .A . This great club celebrated the event on Thursday night 23rd of July at MooneeValley Racecourse, and what a night it was .

Approximately 450 guests attended and almost immediately the reminiscing began, some of the stories toldwere a real delight to listen to .

To see past players and officials mixing with the players and officials of today and talking of more premier-ship aspirations was certainly interesting .

The highlight of the evening was the rundown of the clubs history in the VAA by M ichael Perrett , it wasthe most comprehensive and well spoken talk that I have ever had the pleasure to listen to .

Michael, included not only past and present players, but included some of the best umpires to be associatedwith the VFA in his speech .

The night was a wonderful success and the people who organised the Ball deserve more than applause .Well done, St. Bernards and may you continue to be a big part of VAFA history .I believe a very late, but enjoyable evening was had by a "few" umpires a couple of weeks ago at Teresa

Bolger's place. Kevin Segota (chilli pepper), peter Harris (the late night king) and John Hall (horse expert)to mention a few, surely would have had some explaining to do, once they arrived home . I'm sure Peter Harriswould have given them all some "homely" advice on keeping in the good books .

I would like to thank the two lovely canteen ladies from ANZ Bank for proving a nice hot cuppa last Saturday,as well as showing support for umpires, it certainly was pleasing to hear good and positive comments comingfrom them .

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UNI BLACKS V ST. BERNARDSField: Brandon Reid, Andrew MullalyGoal: S. Livingston, R . gunstonBoundary: A. Merlin, C. HumphriesBANYULE V IVANHO EField : David Cockerill, Ron LippoldGoal: M, Gandy, D.McKenzieFAWKNER V ST. KILD AField: Mark Huntington, Robert BellGoal: R . Clarkson, A . HarrisMARCELLIN V THERRYField: Peter Malloy, Justin TooheyGoal: B. Wylie, B. DunstonReserve : Field: Norm Nugent

C SECTIONMHS OLD BOYS V HAMPTON ROVERSField: Russell Elfi eGoal: T Bolgar, M . HorewoodReserve : Field: Pat MaebusBALACLAVA V MONASH BLUESField: Colin KingBoundary: D. Fowler, G . Bland**OLD MELB. V OLD BRIGHTONField : Tim Keating, Tim Bell,Goal: R . Day, R . TucknottBoundary: P. Carroll, B . CameronReserve: Boundary: G . Quinton, M .PredelReserve: Field: Alan Stubb sReserve: Goal: S .Kahn, K .BarkerKEW V AJA XField: Ken Walke rTHOMASTOWN V OLD HAILEYBURYField: Graham Friedman

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D SECTIONBULLEEN UTD V NORTH BRUNSWICKField: David Dodso nReserve: Field: Doug WyattOLD MENTONIANS V OLD CAMBERWELLField: Geoff Rid dBoundary: D . Edwards, W.MenziesCOBURG V OLD IVANHO EField: Graham TwaitesPRESTON V ST. KEVINSField: David D'AltraHEATHERTON V ELSTERNWICKField: Brett Hayward, Ian BaileyBoundary: A . Dight, S . GunReserve: Field: Terry Freeman

E SECTIONST. BEDES V BRUNSWICKField: Peter Harri sBoundary: D .McCarthy, S . KooloosReserve : Field: Paul RapkeOLD ESSENDON V CLAYTONField: Sharon Alga rSTATE BANK V OLD GEELONGField: Chris Keeto nBoundary: J . Lynch, M . LalorPOWERHOUSE V PENINSULA O .B .Field: Steve Clinc hBoundary: W .Williams, . M .Toner.UHS OLD BOYS V WEST BRUNSWICKField: Rob Maysto nBoundary: A. Hines, Wo Rogers .

F SECTIONOLD CAREY V WILLIAMSTOWNField: Andrew Rechma nBoundary: P Johnson, L. Gallagher* LATROBE UNI V UNI REDSField: Rick GildayWHITEFRIARS V ANZ BANKField: Colin SegotaDOVETON V AQUINASField: Glen Trestrai lST. ANDREWS V ST. LEONARDSField: Paul O'DwyerFOOTS INST. V COMM BANKField: Tim Sheare rReserve: Field: Steve Thornto n

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H Section

ELTHAMCOLLEGIAN S

Senior Coach :Shaun McVicar

Asst. Coach :Shane Watso n

1 . M Stone2 . S. McVicar (C.C.)3 . G O'Donnel l4 . D. Felton5 . J Tonkin6 . D Baxter7 N Hamshare8, S Watso n9. S McPhail (VC)

to D. Sage r11 . C. Penna12 . J . Weathenll13 D Bishop14 . K, Dutch15. M . Peterson16. A . Gardiner1T S. Shaw18. D. Alexander19. L . Dawson20. W. Stevenson21 J Tarya n22. R Taryan23. A . Hoogenraad24. G Blair26. I Tennant27 S Fitzpatrick28 R Little29 C, Solway30 S Tozer31 . C. Butler32 . K . Phelan33 . G . Hall34 . G. Adams35 A Kew36.1 Chesser37 C. Dare (D.VC .)38 M . Fitzpatrick

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NORTHOLD BOY S

Coach :Pat Fenneily

I D Burgin2 D Murphy3 J Bennet t4 P Fennelly (CC)5 A Squ:liac i6 S Scolio7 N Robertson8 G Maiorano9 P Fadd a

10 P Symes11 J McGrath12 B Dubois13 R Gordon14 D Fogarty15 M Purcell16 G Pears e17 D. Zabneszach18 R Oscura19 D . Perrone20 K Drake21 R Manno22 P Callaghan23 S Carew

OLD BRIGHTO N

Coach :T. Shacklock

i R Brow n2 T Shacklock3 T Brown4 T Charles5 R Hopkins6 D Hynes7 M Hutchinson8 N Hillard9 W Kennedy

10 C Permesei11 P Rankin12 J Kaye13 P. Belhn14 . D. Dixon15 D Freeman16 D Walker17, E McDonald18 L Hamilton19 R Piper20 A W ttey21 . S Kay22 D Thomas

OLD GEE LON G

Senior Coach :Rod Slattery

Reserve Coach:Rob Bennett

1 R Slattery (Capt .)2 R Bennett (V-C)3 . D . Morto n4 J. Keilor5 P Wotherspoon6 P Ames7 W Horsfail8 J . Armytage9. N Wilson

10 1 Robson11 J Fenton12 B Parson13 J Stoney14 L Dye r15 . B Burge17 P Jameson18 R Evan19 D Sharp20 1 Hewson21 P Ingham22 D Mackey23 P Scot t24 M Bennette25 J Henderson26 N Smit h27 M Walters28 L White29 I . Stevenson30, W Hall45 N Sharp63. M Ward70 N Myers

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OLDXAVERIANS

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1 R . Exce l2 A Trescowthick3 M . O'Sullivan4 R . Kenned y6. J . O'Sullivan7. A . Freeman8 D. Bel l9.S 5rdgewood

10, C Bloom11 . S- Lacy12, A Holmes13. N . Cook14. M Paynter15 H . Mackinnon16 .S. Moloney17 . P. Kmghorn18. L Alexeyeff19 D. Grabeau20 . A Osborne21 . D. McLean22. S Nuna n24. J . Fo x25 G . Grenville26. S . Millard31 R Bailey31 . D. Rathbone32 J Grenville33 A Ongarello34 . P Grotjzn36. D . Qui n40- P. Barnby48 L Silk56. B . Quin

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Coach :G . Bottoms

1 G Bottoms7 L Bonne,

to B Drinan C ::. 13 G Jones

32 P O'Sullivan33 J . Smith34 B O'Shannes37 J Bresli n38 T Hermes39 M 0'Shanne43 G Nayar47, M, McCaffrey51 D Quamby50 S Di x55 J Haycroft56 A Di x57. P Inkste r61 P 0'Shannes_168 . B R K69 M Inkster70 D Lahrf f71 W Killender72 M Tariington73 S Marriott74 A Taianco75 M Guthrie

Oa ptain Coach:George Paras

Assistant Coach :David Jiggins

specialist Coach:Mark Bestow

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Longradimos

C ;.; .randa= RodgersP ClowM . CoulsellJ. BaileyS, PestlingD . BoothA. HirscherM TraversC Dennyi La g

r S t.tulvogueC BeggM . VenaskieP Pares (D.VC.)P JonesD . EgertonN KaradimosS. Regester

M .Bastow-Spec.Coach.- ; P Farrel l= S, Parker

P Zsarik-3 J Pierce

I D . Jiggins (V.C.)A VanryswykS Peter sT. SzaboM . CollierG . CooperP PhillipsR . Mill sD. Jens zG . Karadimos

f C, Johnson-ClarkeS . JenningsJ, Fares

3 G . Casey100 S James

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STATE BAN K

Coach:Peter Wabbis

7 A Pitts8 P Henderson9 J Ingli s11 R Hargreaves13 A . Favie r21 G . Amo r27 P Wabbis (C.C .)28 J Pallotta30 D Hayes35 S Roberts37 S Colbert41 0 Noronha44 A Gale47 M Eiford48 J. Murray50 C Orgill53 C Kelly55 R Heiden63 J. Walsh65 J Lawton66 W. Smith67 F. Wright68 A . Webster69 M Vines70 T Nelson

ST. KEVINSO.B.F.C.

Senior Coach :A. Quaife

1 . J . Allen2 . A .J . Beaver3. PP Borbiro5. J .W. Casey6. PB. Davenport7. M .P. Dietrich8. G . Gerstner-Stevens9. A.D. Giffi n

10 J.B . Griffin11 . D.J. Hayden12 TJ . Arnold12 M .J . Holmes13 .P.J. Hooper14 V Hulme15 . A .M . Johnston16 . N .F. Joll y17. G . Maas18 . TL . Corrigan19 . TK . Morrison20. K .J. Mullen21 . C .R . Nolan22 . D.J. O'Sullivan23. S.J. Rin g24 . A .J. Tsindos25. J .F.Vea r45 . S. Butler67. S . Browne

ST. KILDAC.B.O.C.

Coach :R . Maqued a

Asst. - R . Clinc h

1 . P Luck4 . R Hall8. G . McCaffrey

12 . R . Maqueda15 . R . DeNardo16 . E . Cunningham18 . J. Sturrick20. R . Clinch21 . M . Slavin25. PTesoriero26. P Evans37 . W. Ellis38. J . Ahern39, G . McNally40. C . Gutterson41 . F. Avitable42 . C. Demaio43. F. Demaio44. M . Dizio45.1 . Lync h46. B . Mandile47.T. Maqueda48. D. Mora n49. R . Vysniauskas50. L . Nardella51 . G . Morcom52 . M . Forkgen53. S . Northeast54. R. Oakley55. B. O'Driscoil57. W. Dixon58. M . Pavlich59. J . Ryan60. F. Skender61 . R .Skender62 .V.Surace63 . H . Keshishian64 . P Moreschini65 . N . Kokoris66 . D. Mandas67. P McMurtne68 . R . Prokop70. S . Rontos71 . D. Cohen

13. P. Kimpton2& M . Griffiths29 . D. Boden32 . R . Costello44. P. Mot t45 . R. McLeod50 . A . Nelson52 . A . Smith53 . David Castaidi56 . M . Hogan58 .T. McCaw59 . N . Gregory62 . S. Lyons63 . S . McEntee65. J . Fox66 . S . King67. T. Penaluana70. W. Houston71 . M . Hadley86. J . Bickfor87. G . Flannery94. P. Kelly96.S . Redden

G Section

BLOODS

Coach :R . Bradley

1 D. Stoc k2 M Cadman3. R . McAsey4. N . Stephenson6. M Gray7 R,Bradley8. H . Eastwood9, C. Gardiner

10. P Watkin s11 R Ellam12 . C McDonell13 P Bainbridge14 R . Howard17, W. Johnson (Capt,),19. S Smit h20 A . Bade2t R Woodhams22 M Whelan23 B Mattingiey25 J Grant27, M . Gibb s28 C. Hutchinson29 I McKenzie30 M, Todd31 D Robinson32 K Shannon33 B Janck34 S . Castles35 B Robinson40 D Ford

DE LA SAL LE

Coach :Chris Kinsell a

2 A Rapone3 D Howie5 . N . Jenkinson6 D . Muir7 A . Lazzaro8. J . Harrop

10 G Furlong12 . A. Williams13 . S. Muncarsi14 A McKnight

h)15 C . Kinsella (Coac17,J. ConnorsI& R Miller19 John Hunt21 S McGennis22 . P. Grimes23 M . Lanson24 K Ladson25 D O'Brien28 M Kelliher31 Jim Hunt (Capt .)32 . D Torr e35 D. Goldsmith39,J Ladson43, G Enge l48 J Davidson56 P Moore (VC)61 . P Tantram

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COLLEGIANS

Coach :Jim Bulling

1 . A . Henot2 . D, Hoyle4. M . Foard7. R . Thompson

11 . P Lupson (Capt.)U . C.)12 . G . Cook ( .V

16. G . Mackay (VC.)18. G . Russell19 . M . Smith20. M . Whittaker21, P. Milford24.J . Purdue25. N, Ashby31 . P Lawrence32 . R . Nancarrow34. S Teale38 . R . Wraith39 . A . Pitman41 . R . Teale42 . F. Parry45. A . Westacott49. M . Bullard54. C . Mackay55. M . Davis57. Phil Swan58. Peter Swan60. T. Brooker77, S .Roberts

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Coach :Paul Thoma s

1 . B . Fox2. J . Annesley3, A, Beams4.S Delmenico5. P . Dennis6. S. McNair7 . P . Thomas8 . J . Wise9 . W. Van Zambeek

10 . P . Waldro n11 . B. Driscoll12 . L . Gandolfo13 . G . Meithe14 . J . Goudge15, C . Ebinger16. C . Louchard (Capt.)17, T . Maloney18. J . Mercovich19. N . Lucas20. C . Low21 . M . Allen22 . M . Lehmann23 . D. Gray24 .G .Newnham25 . D. Keyhoe26 . A. Kenner27 C. Munroe29 P . Harding29 T . Ford30, R. Mackay3 132, F . Mlragha37 A . Fox

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Senior Coach :Richard Lindsay

Asst. Coach :Tom Van a

1 . R, MacEnroe2 . D. Callaghan3 M . Manley4. R .K . Macisaac6 . R .J . Macisaac8 R . Lindsay9 . D. Maclsaac

10. A. Clota11 . M . Doyle12 . D. Jeh u14 . E. Northam18 . C Curtain19 . C . Macisaac23. D. Quinn24. S . James27. M . Shaw31 . P. Devene32 . A . Holten59 .D.Lee66. A . MacDoweli72 . D. DiPaolo74 . A. Cook75. S. Finder79. T. Vana - Asst .Coac hOther Listed PlayersA . Phela nP. ShawK . DoyleP. WayR. CoyneG . PayneJ. LuzzaA . WilsonA HendyG . ScolyerW, LodwickM . O'Hanion

Coach :Noel Peters

1, N . Peters (Car 2 K. Bostock

3. A. Cooper4. M . Danaher5 . A . Day6 . P. Delahun : :7 M Dickenson8. P Dyso n9. L, Powell

10. M . El Fahkri11 . D. Farr y12 . P Kelly13. L Kivlighon14. D. Mason15 . G . Nu h16 . J. Oatt17. T O'Hehn18, M . Prowae19 . N .Synan20 . G . Erskine21 . G . Price22 . P Cullen23 D. Diffey24.V Johnson25. P. Mason26 S . Priest27 P Soding28 M . Somers

coach:Joe Salvatore

P Brookerr j McIntoshJ. Young

: a .' PetrescuP King (D .VC.)

F G BunshawJ_ Salvatore4. Espinosa

9 D. De Pac eJ. DonnellyD. Gemmola (V.C .)G Waters

3 B. KennyN Salvatore1' Gualano

-u D. Graham7 D . Ralp h

16 G_ Dawest9 T Makris30 8. Leec ht W Farle y? M. Gemmola

23 A . Lette n2 4 B Ninnis

0 CliftonF.' Kotsans

? 7 A- KennyN . Crampton

3 D N . Crocker (Capt.)?1 F Kavanagh

,3 M Mille r~9 W. Comerford37 F. Sortin o42. M . Sharkeya5. J. Karras51, G Ellery-13. M . Carr6 :3. W. Fist

OLDHAILEYBURY

Coach :Barry McDonnell

1 C Ladtls (Vice Capt )2 S Bennet t3 8 McDonnell4 A Gran t5 M Graham6 A MeGorlick7 D Sheppard8 P Bramch9 B Reed

10 A Robertson11 C Rah nt2 S Humphrey13 M Vivia nt4 W Lippe16 B Stewart17 G Ket t19 A Tinker (Capt)21 D Stenford28 N Richards30 J Hick s34 G Higgins35 J Taylor36 A Mountford38 G Bennett57 G Taylor

OLDMELBURNIAN S

Coach:David Eilenberg

1 . D. Elieenberg2 . S. Amos3 . G . Austi n4 . R . Anderson5 . B. Bailey6 . C. Batmtord7. A. Cameron8 . D Henthorn9 . S . Curtis

10. D. Elam11 . R . Dumbrell12. R . Cameron13. D. Henthorn14. C . Kiel15 P. Lachel16. D. Urquhart17. S. Derham18. R . Farndon19. T. Farndon20. N . Troupe21 . C . Patterson22 . P. Purcell23. P. O'Brien24. N . Stapleton26. R. Heath34. R. Cowan57. M . Waring59. P Hosking60. B. Rowland61 . A . Fletcher62 . A . Sale k63. R. Van den Dungan64. S . Fishe r66. J . Balmford67. M . Pocknee70.S. Hennekan74. H . Kin g75. J . Keliem77, A . Howells78, M . Cuming79, A . Howe

s 80, D. Milton Hine 100. B . Rese k

hl,Bennison Mackinnon

& Associates,t The Imperial Hotel* Elders IXL Travel .

OLD SCOTCHCOLLEGIANS

Coach :Chuck Hoevenaars

Asst . Coach :Andrw Caithness

42 . J . Doherty43 . R Loughron44 C Hoevenaars (C.)45 . P Martin46 . B.Razga47 J . Tlvey48 .1 Bowden49 . A Price50. J Savor51 J. Lilley52 A Ciunies-Ross53,T. Greenaway54. K . Fuller55. C . Perkins56 A . Caithness57 D . Symington58 S Tallen t59 T Cox60 P Fear61 M Learning62 . W. Strangward63 R Featherstone

PORT COLTS

1 Danny Manson Snr5 Dale McNamara6 Gary Brigg s8 Robert Tivomey

10 Steven Pug hit Shane Davidsont2 Robert Stoopst3 John Ramsay1 4 Jun Penaluna15 Alex Leadmghamt6 Steve Edgar17 Paul Walet8 Vin Smith19 John Tyrell20 Danny Manson Jnr2t Peter Sutcliffe22 Connor McDermottore23 Mark Turne r25 Adam Douglas26 David Schofield27 Robert Tinsley28 Bruce cockle29 Malcolm Winter30 Ned Bryon32 Brian Buckley33 Jim Kondos35 Mark Drmkwell37 Paul Will s40 caul Gnntla42 John Sawtell44 Chris Pasqudi47 Paul Goss48 Phillip Bailey49 . Greg Longergan50 Greg Brigg s51 Kevin Cummins52 A Sprague53 A Digna m54 M Ziidich55 P Finegan58 Cameron Scott59 Paul Maloney60 Gary Sweet78 St~ Spencer

ST. BERNARDS

Coach:Bim Doola n

1 . T DiPasquale5. S. Carn s7.8. R Thompson

10 . M . Wakefield11 . M . Varg a13 . N . Attard14 . G . Dillon19 . G . Mahoney21 . P. Barrett26, D . Dowling30. P. Pearson33. P. Solomon40 .J. Noonan41 . A . Nugent44 . S . Rayner45 . S . Phelan46. D. Solomon47. P Hargreaves

49. S. O'Dea50 . J. Monaghan52 . T. Feehan54. S. Brooks55, D. Romeo56. I . O'Loughlin59. P Wals h62 . R . Dean63. G .Scarborough64. A . Barne s67. M . Gollant78. M . Devers81 . T. Widdisan87, G . Cate

F Section

ANZ BAN K

Senior Coach:M . Szeitz

Reserve Coach :W. Bevan

I S Duke2 A Kennedy3 P Cumming4 . D McFerran5 T Trtmbolt6 P Marshall7. G Ansu s8 C Riley9 P Strahan

10. H Birkenfelds (C,R11 J McKdlop12 J Slattery13 M Townsend14 M Szedz (CC )15 S Bailey16 P Glbin17. M Evans1 8 P Boyle19 S Woodman20 S Farrow21 T Hrbinson22 A Bennett23 M Patterson24, T Patching (VC)25 W Tuckey26 R . May27 G Smith28 C Edwards29. E Byrne30 I Mikkelson31 R . Battista32 M Farrell33. W, Simmonds34 C Westblade35 B Curthoys36 W.Duscher37 D Dona 638 K Murray (VC.R .)39 D Kilmarti n40, D For t41, A . Leeman42 C . Coffey43 P Battanta44 D Dobbyn45 S Dodd46 M . McManus47 S Hewitt48 L. Wigh t49. H Illmgworth50 P Harding51 . J Pooley52 G Phillips53 B Haywood54 T Butler55 T Brain56 A Staindl57 T Burden58 M O'Brien59 J Poulton60 N Walsh

AQUINAS O .C .

Senior Coach:V. Hawking

Rese rve Coach :T. Jones

53 S Alford13 T Alford25 S Bell2 I Black

30 J Boland54 M, Box37 S Box9 G Brady1 G Clarke

44 K Cox

23 D Croft19 L Cuthbertson18 P Daviso n30 C Duffy2 J Dwyer

33 B Fitzgeral d5 P Flanagan

31 M Gerzee45 A J Goldsmfd50 P Gnerson14 H Hewitt39 B Jones5 T Jones16 G King47 P Kvietelants35 S Livingstone

7 P McCafferty4 M McDonal d

13 B McKenna15 J McNamara52 1 Mitchell20 G Nola n12 D O'Loughlin29 GS O'Loughlin36 D Phela n12 B Phyland34 M Plummer43 C Rogers22 J Ryan11 D Savants3 S Schmk

27 I Shaw17 P Smith42 B Spiess49 T Stahl36 D Streat14 M Tarullt32 M . Vankerkhoven24 A Whela n4 M Wilkinson

26 J Wtllet41 I Wlnneke40 D Wright28 G Wrigh t

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COMMONWEALTHBAN K

Reserves Coach :A . Semiani w

2 M T•mothee3 0 Gardner

Matt o5 M Sha^kl,-,r_k Capt

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-5 P S rt6 N Keat~n g17 ^ Semanv.CCRes18 S Watso n19 R Henry20 G McNamee22 G Wilson23 A Cdf e24 G Joyce25 M Yarxood26 D Milligan28 C .irman29 W Ennui30 G SlaparDVC3 1 M McGonagle32 J Qurke34 K Mehmet35 J Martin37 M McLellan38 G Woolard40 S Kmpton4 ; A Post43 B Abrahams VCapt44 G Poulton

46 S Kex4ey48 G B1bby51 J Yusef53 D Klesouw54 R Pratt55 P Wes t56 J Jenkins57 M Gilles58 S McNamee59 P Crosbe60 G Phelps61 P Bollenn,62 M McNeill

DOVETONS.J.O .C.

Senior Coach :Peter Cormick

Reserve Coach :Steve Rhynehart

I B Hammond2 P Brodi e3 R Thorweston4 G Wes:5o D Corm ,c

k T Ahdore7 J Stanley8 W Guelen9 1 Parker

10 V D Aquino11 J Johnston12 G Madelzy1 3 K mIson(Capt)14 Ric : Thorv,eston15 M Wilkinso n16 R Gibbs18 M Pane19 H Wilson20 A1 Polglaae21 B Goodw n22 S Rhynehart (C Res)23 F Darmamr.24 A Currie25 S Charfeswath26 A Crothers27 P G,ddens28 K McHugh29 R Kay3t M Ebbon32 P Rankin33 J Munhead35 G Mallon36 W Burgess37 D Polgla•se38 M Tantrum39 M Cuchara40 W Hynes41 W Stephens (VC Res)42 0 Dawe s44 J Sweeney4 5 S Westerman46 P Warre n47 G Bryant48 M Germano48 J Leveque (Res)50 R Forglanrn52 D O'Donnell55 M, Labnskt60 S Petn e62 D Mal ,66 V Thonveston69 D Hardie

FOOTSCRAYIT.

Senior Coach:R . Beef

Reserve Coach:R . Backer

t nn Godv,n2 P Gran t

P Thorpea J tAUScan5 G (OVC )

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25 P26 527 C F:28T ~' .i (VC)29 P ::30 D Hefter31 C MtManus32 V! Tay ,.,33 D Casey34 1 Fe :on35 P T ,36 P G,bns37 J PehrvanCs38 A Thee39 P Ane nas ' R~na`tlat S C^~be.ld2 P B43 T Fa

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V•A•F-AW.B-A.F,C.

WICBRUNSWICK

Senior Coach :Jim Flowe r

Reserve Coach:Darren O'Sullivan

1 . A . Watterson2 . P. Sheehan3 . A. Strachan4 . P Gonduit5 . D. Stevens6. A .D. Conboy7 . D. Carroll8. D O'Sullivan (C .R .)9. I . Campbell

10 . R. Watkins11, M . Snelson12 A . Coo k13 . S . Kannegiesser14 . P Spezza1& T Barley16. P Johnston16. D. Leheny17. G . Forde18. J . Russ19 J . Gibson20. G . Santacattenna21 . D. Marshal l22 . G . Huckstepp23 .S . McLean (D.V.C.)24 . S. McBride25 .8. Hull26. D . Stevens (V.C.)27. K . Reichelt28. D Cox29, R . Flower (C.)30. M . Sayers31 . L . Cordes32. S . Gibson33. J . Ralp h34. P Minahan34.P. McLean35.T. Heaney36,S . Drape37. A . Cooper38 . G . Johnston39. D. Liddell40. S . Hewitt41 . P.B . Sheehan41 . K . Drysdale42 . R . Barham43 . E . Opyrchal44 . R . McKissack45 . C . Scott46. D . Fitzpatrick47. R . Craigie48.0. Murphy49 W. Watson50. C. Barker51 . W. McGrath52 . G_ Pearse53. J . McBride54, N . Campbell55. R. Osmond56 . P. Luzza57. B . Watterson58 . J. Tallarico59. S . Chiera60 . P. Maguire63 . A .B. Conboy65 R King

CLAYTO N

Senior Coach :B rian pond

Rese rve roach;John Anderson

1 . S . Carrol l2. G . Leicester3. N . Gent4.,B, Reynolds5. S. Price6. F. Pavenello7. M . Dinsdale (V.C.)8. P. Burghardt (C.)9. P. Anderson

10. M . Luyait . D. Cook (V.C.R .)12- N- Hawley13.T. 0'Donoghue14. G. Mukave c15. D. Dawes16. M . DeLosa17. J. Dafo18. J . Adams19. B . Begent20 . W . Miller21 . T. Cox22 . G . Wathen23 . C . Lim24 .J. Carmody25.J . DeLosa26. J . Ellison27. D. Blac k28. J. Huntington29.J . Curnow30. G . Nightingale31 . M . Stiglich32 . J. Lewi s33. M . Pietrapaulo34. P. Black35. L . Blasi36. D. Crunow37. G . Wathen (C.R .)38. R. Blair39 . S . Hession40. S . Thomas41 . P Thomas42 . R . Campodonico43 . P. Eato n44 . P. Pietrapaulo45 .S . Burton46 . M . Blasi47. P. Turner48 .49 . G . Barr50. M . White51 .52 . R . Newton53. S. Mortimer5455. C. Murray58. C. Brown59. D. Tyler60. J . Caygal

OLD ESSENDONGRAMMARIANS

Senior Coach :R . Thompso n

Reserve Coach :K . Fletche r

1 . D.W. Martin2. B. Scott3. J .J . McEnroe4. G .R. Bowden5. A .S . Mirakian6. P. Star k7. R .D. Allan8. G . Turner9. A.R . Day

10. I .R . Stevens11 . M .S . Price12. A. Filipovic13. S.Bilby14. M .J. Egan15. S.A . Bishop16. W. Anthony17. G .A. Henry18. A.D. Cotter19. M . Lange20. C .R . Bilby21 . L .D. Shaw22. D.M_ Willaton23. S. Harri s24. A . Kimmel25. B . Pagagiotopoulos26. P. Crameri27 . R. Mueller28. S. Middleton29. P.W. McKenzie30. B .Fordham31 . G. Evans32 . W. Rose33. M . Bradford34. A.J. Middleton35. P. Henr y36. P.G . Carmichael37. D .M . Robinson38 . N .J. Cooney39 . A .M . Ainsworth40. S . Le e41 . B . Milne r42 . G.E . Thornton43 .PJ. Bowden44 S .J . Parker45 . C.J. McKay46. D . Poulton47. R . Thomson48. T. Stubbs49.T. Magnone50. M . Vaxarfis51 . J.W. Simmons52 . T. Watts53.P. Hogan54. P. Gough71 . W. Crossley81 . J .G . Cooney

OLD GEELONGSenior Coach :

G reg MurrayReserve Coach:

Dale Fraser1 . P. Holloway (C)

Fegley2 . P. D e3 W. Robinson.4 . C .Gunn (VC)5. T. Winspear6. R . Mirams7& B . O'Halloran9. T. Breadmore

10 .11 .12. L . Carlton13. J . Mackirdy14 . B . Co x15. D. McLeod16. T. Johnstone17. P. Butle r18. R . Ronald19. D. Ross-Edwards20. R . Forbe s21 . R . McDonald22. R. Stewart23. D. Atkins24. H. Youngman25 B Allender26. A . Brocksopp27. M . Brow n28. C. Armytage29. J . Mollard30. R . Ingli s31- T Jackson32 . P. Buck33 . P. Jewell34 . G . Lavender (DVC)35 . P, Jone s36. A. Reed37. A . Carnegie38. P. Clarke39. C. Barnett40. E. Lewis41 .4243. P. Cram44. F. Simpson45. C . Driscol l46. J . Calvert-Jones47 . S . Holloway48.49. R . Fay50 . L . Malcolm52 . M . Williams55 . A. Macmillan58 . P. Hayes61 . R . Chomley62 . M . Tallis63 . J. Cox65. R . Bur n67. C . Richardson68. C . Robinson71 . C. Landale72 . P. Clarke74 . R. Hann a

liiiPennison Mackinnon

& Associates

PENINSULAOLD BOYS

Coach:Rod Kerley

1 . M . Sampson2. M . Burn s3 . R . Kerley4. D . Hunter5. P. Bedford6. M . Crowder7. A . Jewiutt8. R . Witham9.P.Krohn

10. A . Powell11- R .Sharpm12. T. Parker13. W. Morton14. B . Jarrett1& S. Wiltshire16 P Crowder17. M . Marines18 S . Glover19, P Come20. J . Come21 . P Brereton22. R . Parker23. M . Chesterman24. D. Arche r25. P Stanley26 J . Dowling27. A . Davis28. NSouthgate29 . C. Burch30 . J. Harrison31 . S . Warner32 . C . Bates33 . M . Coppell34 . R . Graham35. A . Nolan36. N . Franks37. A. Nowles38. B Collopy39. P. Kidder40. W. Francis41 . C. Dickman42 .S, Kemp43. B . Bovington46. G . Robinson47. S. McMahon49.S . O'Connor52 . S. Beg g54 . A . Burton55 . M . Lynh56.J. La Brooy57 . C. Stanley58, G- Johnson59. G .Scott60. M . Jeffs

G. StewartR . Sykes3. Corbett' .1 Osborne

f.hqer (V.C.), ;illingbec k

r' TristPavlou

B MorganB Hal lM. TaylorD. HarrisS. Camero n

^ T HislopT Clemens0 O'SullivanG StavrinosD Angel

9. N . Dean sJ. D. Desler (Capt.)

C. Beadma ns3 P Stewart- 3 K O'Connell

C . Russel lJ . Harri s

_ ~. Westerink?~. C. Newland

3. D. Stewar tF Stafford (DV.C.)

~~. S. Croni n,P Rodger

2 . B. WilsonM . BrayJ. Crisar a

=o. P. Hollowood37, M . Officer

G . Fuhrmann'_ . A . Anderson-1, P. Dakin2P.Peppard

D. TownsendK . Carmody

»a P. CarmodyS . MasonJ. Rausa

-0. A . Favero52, D McIntyre53. C. Horsley=5 . W. Killender5. TMenadue

59 P Rattray61 . M . Brown62. T. Rattray63 . P. McCluskey64 . A. O'Bryan65. P. Sayers- L . West

63 . M. Mason'0 G . Holledge

J . Moorej A Smit h

GREATER,M&~IB~QU~R~NE

U.H.S.OLD BOYS'

Senior Captain Coach :V. Zani n

Rese rvesCaptain Coach :A . Boyce

1 . T. Kufner2. R . Higgins3. A. Greenwood4 . P. Burns (S)4 . G . O'Bryan (R)5. P DeKoning6. A . Hunter7 . I . Chettle8. K . Hunter9 . J. Zanin

10. G . Johnson11 . A. Flavel12 . C. Arno]13. V. Zanin (C.C.Seniors)14. A . Wernert15. M . Hopwood16. N . Holland17. K . Schuller18. P. Pyl e19. A . Ferguson20 . P. Wood21 . C. Gamble22 . N . Andrews23 . P. Humphreys24 . R. Burns25 . H . Korpetutuncu26 C. Gathercole27. D . Brooks28 . R. Garroway29 G . Constantine30 . A. Kountios31 S. Zerna32 P Akatow33 . D. Hudson34 . J. Palmer35 . B.Lug g36 . R. Clements37. G . Edwards38 . A. Boyce (CCReserves)39. P. Bain40. P. Bake r41 . D . Parkinson42 . D. Wallace43. S. Haberfield44. P. Vesetas45, R . Thompson46. D. Hnatjuk47. C. Skinn s48. B . Hudd (VC.R.)49. D. Cother50. G . Hunt51 . B. Boyce52 . B. O'Ritey53. G . Macrae54. B . Leared55. G . Buckman56. J . Merriman57. M . Rennick58. C. Rundle59. R . Salmon60. W. Spackman61 . A . Gali e62 . J. Liprino63. A. Solomon64. J. Greany65. P. Sharpies66. M . Davidson67. S. McMi@an79. K . S!rahan

STATE BAN K

Senior Coach:K. B remne r

Reserves Coach:.R. Rogotowicz

1 . S . Cfoke (Vice Capt.)2. R . Gniel3. G . Rolls4. S. Carboon5. J . Bear e6. K- Dervan7. A . Pitts8. P. Henderson9. D. Walpole

10.11 . R. Hargraves12. A . Connelly13 .14. G . Smith15. M . Rerden16. D . Price17. D. Coltman18. K . Matherson (Capt .)19. J . Efthimiadi s20 . J. Coghlan21 . G . Amor22. N. Roberts23. M . Aumont24. B. Cooney25. D. Grant26. R . Rogotowicz27. P. Wabbis28. J. Pallotta29. W . Brown30. S. Colbert31 . G . Crameri32. M . Scott33. C. Kenez34. R . Halden35. D. Doonan36. C. Hogan37. C. Saville38. F. Maya39. G . Goldsmith40: B . Cole41 0. Noronha42 . G . Riccio43.44. A. Gale45. M . Durham46. J. Curtin47. M . Elford48. J. Murray49. J. Rio50. C. OneU51 . B. Smith52. B. Kennedy53. C. Kelly54. S. Munro55.56. D Ross57. M . Gu y58. C. McKieop59.60. D. Jenkins61 .62 .63.64 .

ST. BEDESOLD COLLEGIAN S

CoachPeter Riordan

1 R . Bryant2. D Marshal l3 P Riordan (C.C )4. M . Jackson5. G. Connolly6. D. Collins7 N . McCoulough8. M . Whitlock9. R . Smallwood

10. S. Gray11 . R Grech12,S. Heatley13. M . Roberts14. P Lannan15. D . Adchenson16. B. Berry17 . M Atherton18. A . Savoia19. S. Benton20. M Beasley21 . A. Whitelaw22 R Howe23 B. Talarico24. T. Beasley25. D. Smith26. T. Cusack27. J. Elmore28. C. Free r29 B. Hambridge30. G . Fitzgibbon31 S. McNamara32 T Riordan33. R. Purcell34 ABoag35. D. Kelly36. R Fyan s37. N . Fitzgibbon38. B. Dunstan39. S . Egan40- B. Woodlan d41 T Bryant (D.VO)42 D. Milano43. C. Parks (VC.)44, M Reinher45. J. Berry46. G . Hile t47 P Thompson48, L . Kell y49 . A. PetDnelta50 . D. Schulman51 . N . Williamson52 S. Man n53 . T. Dover54 M Daniels55, M McConnell56. J. O'Hehi r57 B. Norman58. S. Noble59 . P Newport60. M L'Hude

WEST BRUNSWICK

Senior Coach :Les White

Rese rve Coach:Alan Buhagak

1 . I . McNeice2. D. Cecchi3. R . Monger4. S. Casety5. P Leatham (C.R.)6. D. Frisc h7. P Guatta8. G. Buckley (VC.)9. B. Davi s

10. S. Fyffe11 . L . Kir k12 . K. Buhagair13. M . Pryor14 . D. Anderson15. S. Pac e16. P. Magafas17. Marty Walsh18. J. Rainone19. G . Briggs20. S. Lampard (C.)21 . D. Lampard22 . N . Magafas23, J- Jackson24. J . Beaumont25. C. Hatzistavrou26. S. Fitzsimmons27. G. Hatzistavrou28. B. Walsh29- D. McAllister30. B . Hiscox31 . W. McNeice32 . Mark Rodgers33, G . Chappell (VCR.)34. R. Marcroft35. W. Poulter36. G . McDonald37. D. McVeigh38. B. Mitli n39, W. Wilkie40, R . Baker41 . R . Hokkanen42 . G. Sheriff43: C. Barber44. W. Patterson45. R. Taylor46. T. Robertson47. B. Taylor48. Mick Rodgers49. S. Bennetti50. K. Myers51. R. Bowman52. T. Flynn54. D. Clements55. M . Chapman57. C. Leathern60. C. Barnes61 . D. Flower

A Section

BTAFC

BULLEEN/TEMPLESTOW E

Senior Coach :Graeme Jacobs

Rese rve Coach :George Price

1 . G . Kazuro (V.C.)2 J . Allar d3 T. Rowe4 . D . Nigr o5. P Lockhart (D.V,C.)6 R, HeathT W, William s8 A . Smythe (Capt .)9. S . Wortherspoon

10 P Georg e11 . S. Farley12 D. Ric e13 N . Tsiotinas14 C. Rossidi s15 P Faulkner (C .R .)16 . P Corstorphin1T S . Gilmore18 . D . Mayne19 H, Hanson20 P. Espenschied21 S, Driver22 A Keenan23 . S Pac e24 . P. Chadwick25 T. Merrett26, B, Sheehan27. B. Kelly (V.C .R .)29, C Connelly30, R . Field31 . F Farchione32 . M . Osborne33 . S, Espenschied34 P. Bel l35. B . Croft36. C, Deer3T G . Miles38 S . LeFevre39. A Panou40. D,Young41, G Adams42 M . Wilson43, A. Parris44, C. Shallard45 G . Clarke46 . A . Dunn47. A. Bryan48. P Mutimer49, L. Branagan50 Q McInnes51 .D. Fit t52 S. Jackson53 . P Gilmore54 . S Krugger55 M . Walker56 P. Bon e

demplestowe

Sporrend

CAULFIELDGRAMMARIANS

Senior Coach :Peter Chisnal l

Reserve Coach :Neville Matthews

1 D. Matthews (Capt .)2 G Williams3, M, McClelland4 A . Norma n5 A . Harloc k6. D Gregor (DVC)7 J Mclnty e8 R . Fish (V.C)9 R Berzsns

10. J . Ston e11 G . Read12 T, Shaw13. R . Sweetland14. W. Horton15 . C Cooney16, T. RoyalsIT J, Kanis18 . G, Voyage19, D Hart20 J Scotland21 J . Roseman22 . D, Lumby23. D. Allen24. K. Dah s25 S . Allen (C .R )26 K. Hedi n27 M McMahon28 B. Walle r29, R . Castles (VC .R,)30 D. Felentha l31 . C . Bacon32 S Barker33 G . Scotland34 A . Murphy35 R Harris36 C Worthington37. M . Scholten38 . P Atkinson39 . M Wals h40 I Swann41 R . Morrissey42,J Bond43 J. Richardson44 . C, Bettany45, A Livingston46. J . Livingston47. D. Winfield48. D. Ford e49 D, Theobold50. S . Goo d51 . S. Stevenson52 . A . Sleeman53. J . Roberts54 T Moorhouse,5 M Sisson5r, J O'Shea

, G . Paine,74 . J Harley

COLLEGIANSCoach :Bruce Ferguso n

Reserves Coach :Phil Aaron s

1, S. Williams (VC .)2, D . Hoyl e3. R . Herman4. S . Laussen5 . A . Griffiths6 . A . Ingleton7. C. Higson8 C. Pollock9 . S. Bickford

10. N . Pike11 . W. Cheesman12 . A . Webb13, S . Hinchen (C)14 . R.Schober15, P Wolff16, A . Wallace17 G . Tregear18, D. Kerr19 . S. Fraser20. M . Whittaker21 .1 . Roberts22, G . Parsons (D.V,C.)23, A. Wright24 . P. King25 . A . Baum26, J. Twigg27, B . Van Twest28, R . Savedra29, K, Parson s30 . N . Chosich (C .Res.)31 . P. Lawrence32 . M . Ammann33. G. Irvine34. P. Kah n35. C . Fone36. S, Guthrie37 . C. Coyne (V.C. Res.)38. R . Wraith39. M . Byrne40. R . Thomson41 . S. Johnston43. N . Comley44, G . Newman45, A. Westacott46, A. Godfrey47. J . Ingleton48 . J. Lemon49 . M . Bullard50, S. Roberts52, G . Pec k53. R . Nation55, M . Davis56, J . Smith (D.VC. Res.)57, Phil Swa n58. Peter Swan59. R . Lancaster61 . R . Oliphant64. M . Smith

DE LA SALLE

Senior Coach :Stephen Rae

Asst. Senior Coach :Pat McConvill e

Reserve Coach :Paul Beddoe

1 . G . McHenry2 . P. Barry3, C. Anderso n4 . M . Greene (Capt.)5. N . Frase r6. M . Beddoe7. R . Williams8, C . Wright9T. Cooke

10, D . Tessie r11 . W. McDonnell12. C. Lowe13 P. Beddoe (C.C.Res)14. B . Mellard15. G. Connolly (V.C.)16, A. O'Keef e17. Pat Green18. B. Mahony19 . B. Hanrahan20, J . Buckley21 . M . Deveson22 S . Nash23, P. Maher24, M . Lowe25 D. Nugen t26. J . O'Callaghan27. D . Kinsell a28 M . Knuppel2930 . D, Rennie31 . S . Davey32, Peter Green33 C . Campbell34, P. Waldron35. P Dwyer36, M . Smith37, W. Gaspanni38. A . Donien39. B, Dacey40. S . McGraw41 .S. McCormack42 . N . Mitchelhill43 M . Harrington44,A. Spencer45 . C. McClounan46 . M . Mage n47 B . Kellett48. M . Bolt49 P Daniels50, P Rennie51, R . Stewart52, M . Howes53, A. Robertson54. D. O'Loughlin55. B. Pullbrook56, R . Haye s57, P Grimes58, M . Forrest59 . T. Nardell a

Macrae 8eFailoff!"

Senior Coach :Don Marti n

Reserve Coach :Ian Nicholl s

1 A . Egan2 . R . Atkinson3 . R Kennedy4 A, Cahil l5 . M Schmidt6 M . Borcich7 .S,Zocco8 F Muto9 S. O'Rourke

10 B. Hanlon11 . G . Carroll12 P. Wei r13, B. Curulli14 P Millet t15. D. Zabrieszach16, M . Hedley19. P Considine (Capt )20, M . Malon e21, D. Baker22 . J . Marchbank25. G, Brown26, S . Hibbert30, M . Collins32, D, Murphy35. W . Hanley36. B. Sexton37 R . McLean38. M . Bowman39 J . Griffin42. A. Baker45, M . Devine46, D. Romeo48 P. Booth49. M . Dillon50, B. Girolami53 J. Zumbo54, 5 . Romano55 . P Kearney56 . P Symes57 . G . O'Toole58 . I Turnbull59 . J. Aquila60 . B. Dubois61 . D. Perrone62 . D. Cotte r63. P. Jongbloed64. P Fadd a65. M . Lynch66. G . Pearse67 . J. Tierney68 P. Callaghan69 P Hibbert

ORMONDSenior Coach :

Mike McArthur-Allen

Rese rves CoachGeoff Reilley

1 C . Clark

2 . P Schuhkraft=T_ Boyanton.; R . Barne s5 D. McDonald6 M, Buckley7 G. Fisher8, M Gilmore9 C. Tonkin

10 G . Ritchie11 R. Strahan._ A Mehrten1 ;5 P Kingston14, S. Taylor15. G Burke16. R, Eishold17 . P Sutherland18. P Cox19. M . Dawson20. B, Nash21 . G . Singleton22 . B. Connell23. P. McDonald24, S . McCooke25 P Forsyth26. P Mehrten27 M . Crampton28 P. Nankervis29. L . Caddaye30,J . Youn g31 . D. Wood32 . M . McDonald33 A. Roe34. G . Russell35. R . Beard36. W. Tinsley37, D . Robertson38. P Milner39, W. Bramich40, M . Tobi n41, J . Symeopoulos42 . J. Case y43 R Harrington44. C. Cooper45 R. Singleton46, M . Anderson47, W. Crump48. W. Bradshaw49. S . Freney-Mills50. T Paziani s51 . J . McAlroy52 . T. Tsiavas53 . A . Muldoon54, T. Stewart55 . A . Newstead56 . C . Chalker57 . M . Bett s58 . S. McAlroy59 . A . Spencer60 . D . Co x61, R . Crompton63,1 . Bran d64, A . Noblett65.J. Rowan

OLD PARADIANS

Senior Coach :Gerard Sholly

Reserve Coach :Mark Tellefson

1 . P. Considine2 . M . Skerritt3 . M . Considine4 . G . Powic kS. D . Spillan e6. D . McCann (VC.)7 . J. Madde n8. D . Reeves9. A . Canavan

10 . B. Considine11 . T. Board12 . E . Flynn13. J . Goulding14. P Fahey15. J . Att a16. M . Heffernan18, B. Grills19. D. Bibby20. A . Woods21 . S. Gorman22. B. Exton23. P Luchetta24. O. Abrahams25. C . Jackso n26. S. Exton (Capt .)27. B. Davis28. J . Flyn n29. M . Tellefson (R .C .)30, F. Gleeson (D.VC,)31 . A . McMahon32.P. McMahon33, A . Peyton36. B . McClements37. P Luby38. R . Mills40. S. Crowley41 . G . Kallinikos42. P Hammond43. M . Vear44 . A . Pritchard45. D. Perryman46. J . Elks47. S . Liddicut48. P Caddy49. P Cosgriff50. D. Way51 . J. Fah y52 . C. Ray (R,V.C.)53. J . Devin e54. D. Jackson55. D. Blackley56, P. Wals h57, I, Henderson58, P. Murphy64. A. O'Halloran76. P Jackson78.P. Brennan79. P Moore

MAJOR SPONSOR:

OLD SCOTCHCOLLEGIAN S

Senior Coach:Don Davenport

Reserve Coach :Bob Voges

1, E, Alle n2 . J . Reddish4, J . MacMillan5. R . Maxwell7. & McGill8, A . Lloyd9, R . Senior

10 . S. Spiers11, R. Malcolm12, J . Ker r13 . R . Austin14, S. Sutherland16. A . Smith17. C . Wals h18. R . Featherstone20 . T. Knight21 . P.Sherwen23 . B. Arnold26. D, Tyrrell27 D. Campbell28. A . MacMillan29. B . Hodge (VC .)30. F. Kie l31 . A . Chambers32 . D. Kay33,R . Hodges35. R . MacMillan36. R . Tyrrel l37. P Ford38. A. Hawdon40. P. Brown42, J . Moi r43 . W. Matthews45 . S . Collins46 . R . Fuller (Capt .)49, M . Godwi n50. C . Wilson51 . T Ellis52 . C. Perkins54, D . McCall55, R . Howcroft56 D. Senior57. D, Fergusson59.S, Bones60. D. Beck

OLDXAVERIANS

Coach :Danny Corcoran

1 P Callil

2 M Atkins3 R . Armstrong4. P Trainor5 P Curtain6. J . Curtain7. B, Denton8 . S Curtain9 . M Beattie

10 N Burk e11 G Greetham12 M . O'Shaughnessy13. N Val e14 S Millard15 M . Dalton16. L . Meehan17. A Ralph18 N Burne19. Paul Curtain20 A . Callan21 N . Wilton22 J, Tiernan23. J . OSullivan24. S Kin g25 B Ryan26 M, Somers27J. Kennedy28, G . Gleason29, M Doyle30, V Carlin31 R Ralph32 . C, Ralph33. J . Black34. J . Fiel d35 . C, Mortenson36, A. Doquwle37. R Curtain38, D. Francis39 D. Atkinson40, P. Hoye41 M . Lovelock42 .J,Lowe43 M . Kinna44 . B. Heaphy45 . P Klei n46 . C. Ketsakidis47. Dom Doyle48 P. Sea l49 . B.Peppard50. M . Plant51 Tex Lane52. J . Burnes53. L. Lachal54. A . Burnes55. P Lefebure56, S Gunston57. D . Dann58.J . Fredenco59, S .Denison60. A . Woodley61 . P Barmby63. G . Fox67. B. Qui n69. J . Bongiorno71 . J . Connell72 M . Pirrie

UNIVERSITYBLUE S

Coach: Alan Salter

1 D Lam2 . B . Angel3 G Williams6 . W. CarrollT G . Alle n8 R . Robinson9 . A . Christie

10, B. Moir11, M . Tyquwn12 S Macauley (Capt .)13 . B, Lowe14 D, Gus t15 M Howden16 S, Gregory17. R Caldwell18 . D, Bourke19 . D Karamoshos20. R . Polkinghorne21 A . Sch6ch t22 . T. Carey23, G . Holmes24. A. Wallis25 . M . Johns26, D. Macinnes27. D Lanyon28 G . Hazeldine29, D. McGregor30 M Yandell32 . P Birrell33 0, Williams34 P, O'Keeffe35 . P. Grutzner36 . N, Macauley37. R . Curnow38 . G . Mitchell39 . S. Burgess40 . S . Rothe43 . M . Wilson44 . D. Rush45 G Taylor46 G . Freemantle47. M . Hickey (Capt .Res .)48 J . Moloney50. A Hobbs51 . T Atkins52 R . Feile53. A . Kimpton54. J . Id e55. D. Christie56, W. Foster57. B. Tatham59. G . Bisas60. T. Veal61 C Brown62 . G Sellwood63 M . L igh t64 1 . Townsing66. J . Hyslop69 A. Cooper70 P Hil l71, R . Pike72, D O'Brien74, J . Moors75, M . Worth76. B. Ham

B Section

BANYULE

Coach:John Simpson

Asst . Coach:John Keenan

1- S. Scullin2 . C . Hoist3 . L . Hol t4 . M . Legg e5 . C. Ladd (D.V.C .)6 . P Williams7. J . Fraumano8 . B. Moloney9 . G . Pyers

10. M . Fraumano (V.C.)11 . M . Fidle r12 . D. Searle13. A Short14. D. Attard15. S. Gray16. D. Williams17. G . Williams18. P. Harbour19. M . Scullin20 . G . Gent21 . B. Quilliam22 . J . Gilham23 . M . Valena24 . G . Smyth25 . M . Power26 . M . Hayes27. T. Jenkin s28 . R . Brockwell (Capt .)29 . S . Westley30 . B.Gillies (C.Res .)31 . G . Anderson32 . G . Bradd y33 . T. James34 . C. Stevens36 . D. Turner37. D. Gent38 . D. Hobba39 . D. Hoare40 . W. Gibson41 . J MacDonald42 . D. O'Brien43 . C. Richmond44 . A, Sutherland45 . W. Lusk46. A . Barry47. D . Moloney (V.C .Res.)48. R. Hobbs49. D. Glass50 . M . Phillips51 . A. Thompson52 . S. Coulson53 . B. Bowler54 . R . Doherty55 . D. Williams56 . D. Prat t57. S . Steffan58 . A . Weston59 . C. McCann60 . B. Hogan

FAWKNER

Senior Coach :Kevin Morrison

1 . M . Tymms2. T Young3. G . Busst4 . G . Scott4 . W. Hoare5. 5. Littl e6. T. Scott6. R . Wilson7. D. Cropley8.1 . Habgood9. A . Rhyick

10 . T. Burke11 . K. Busst12 .P.Tymms13. R. Cohen14. M . Roach15. D. Terry16. M . Roberts17. G . Ould18. K. Korp19 . P. Kerslake19 . G . Walker20. S. Gleason21 . M Kane22. D. Booth23. G . Leach24. S. Buckley25. D . Virtue26. B. Sellec k27. G . Livingstone28. C. Gleeson29. M . Barrett30.5. Maggs31 . U. Profenna31 . B. Saggers32. A. Johnson33. P. Majerczak34. D . Ruggerio35. P. Barrett36. I . Boot h37. T Piccinin38. G. Young39. M . O'Laughlin40. N . Horvath41 . S . Boot s42. K . Dehenin43 ..D. Gil l44 . G . Mitchell45. M . Potter46. B. Smith47. A. Brown48. D . Symeoy49. L. Cohen50. R . Young51 . D. Salt

DAYTRANSPTY. LTD.

IVANHO ESenior Coach:

Kevin Breen

Reserve Coach:Kelvin Sha w

1 . G Cameron (Capt )2 R Stewart3 M McDonald4 R Doyle5 P Manual6 G Dwyer7 T Donohue (VCapt )8 J Freeman9 M Thackwray

10 G Kennedy11 W Baker12 K Shaw13 R Robinso n14 A Loon (DVC)15 A Castagmn,16 P Russel l17 W Dulevskis18 A Course19 S Corlett20 A Woolte21 C Rose22 R Blythe23 D Ha.vartl24 M Flynn25 A Barro26 P Dea s27 M Donohue28 A Balcombe29 0 Web b30 J Sampson31 D Balcombe32 P Petlmgiii33 C Flynn (ResCapt )34 J Raitopoious (RVC)35 C Richards36 M Ner+nham37 1 Forsythe38 P Morcom39 L Ciarke40 S Hogan41 C McDonald42 D Krohn43 P Dwyer44 D Hoffman45 D Carron46 N Daffy47 E Newbold48 J Matthew49 MJones50 D Farrell51 R Brock52 M Lacy53 K Edwards54 P McMahon55 P Aristotle56 M Baicombe57 F Prams58 G Diamond59 A Nagy60 D Romeo61 R Grttos62 L Jones63 W Lloyd64 1 Maure r

John RyanRemovals

MARCELLINOLD COLLEGIAN S

Senior Coach :Neil Le Lievre

1 .2. G . Petroff3. M . Coope r4. C . Carr (D.V.C.)5. P. Andueza6 G . O'Connell7. M . Dillon (C.R .)8. A. Amad9. M . Day

10 P. Sheehan11 A . Amalf i12 . A . Cullinan (Capt .)13 K . Perr y14 D. Howe15. D. Ebert16 D. Diffey17. M . Getson18 A. Caffry19 S . Lennox20. M . Mikic21 . J. Amad22. A. Gallagher23. A . Saduki24. T. O'Hehir25. G . Gallagher26. J . O'Loughlin27 . R . O'Callaghan28. S. Psoras29. J . Harvey30. R . Stewart37 . C . Castagna32 . G . Frossinos33. A. Maher34. L . Getson35 . R . O'Callaghan36, B. Crimmins37. S. Crowe38 . M Keays39 . A . Paatsch (V.C .)40 . M . Wiggin s41 . L . Kivhghon42 . C. Sampson43, V. Scott44, S. Lindenmayer45. X . Dimattina46. J. Gold s47. D. Menzies48. M . Menzies49. G . Hughes50, A. Robinson55. M. Stapleton56. A. Day57. S . Priest58 . N . Crooks60 . R . Vandermerwe64 . P Harvey80 . D. Wintrbottom99 . P. Hughes

OLDTRINITY

Coach:Andrew Disney

Reserves Coach :George Kevitts

1 .2 . C. Robinson3. A . Allibo n4. T. Norma n5. D. O'Shaughnessy6. L . Taylor7. P Yeoman8. S . Adgemis9. C. Glass

10. C . Brent11 . T. Phillips12. J . Davey13. J . Gorton14. P Bee r15. T Pontefract16. D . Ness17. L . Farrell18. A . Maizels19. J . Hope20. R. Wardrop21 . S. Drum22 . P Robinson23.J .Adgemis24. D. Carroll25. E . Borghesi26. B. Murray27. I . Wallace28 . W. Douglas29 . N . Holyoak30 . A. Dobson31 . M . Turner32 . N . Sammut33. P. Scott34. D. Dowling35. M . Tonzling36. J. Carnegie37. T. Grigoriadis38 . J. Cash39 . S . Stoddart40. P. Campaign41 . L. Dowling42 . R . Gruen43. C. Neave44. M . Hajdukovis45. M . Kotsanis46. D. Jordan47.8. McCabe48. D. Shaw49. C. Cooper50 . G . Fowler51 . D. Roders52 . B. Lumsden53 . S . Cowley54 . D. Woods55 . J. Francis56 . D. Wallace57. A. McAree5& M . Pitt59 . S . Edwards60. C. Christensen61 . P Hoope r62 . D. Kidd63 . C. Downie64 . A. Dowling65. L . Worcester77. S . Bauld .

PARKSID E

Senior Coach :Rod Obome

Reserve Coach:Ga ry Young

1, G. Byrne2. K . Heavera F. Sansonetti (V.C.)4. R- Gard5. T. Gard6. K . Sweeney (C,R.)7. G . Yorsic h8. R .Shanahan9 G . Dunbabin10 M . Sturgess11, P Hansen12 . T Candy13- V. Solig o14 G . Fitzgerald15 .J . Papas16 . M . Campbell17 C. Freeman18. F. Misurellila P Whitfield20. M . Page21 . A . Walsh22 . M . Wilson2 3 M . Sherlock' ~ G . Williams

25. G . McGaw26 . M . Bradley (C.S.)27. C . Waters28 . T. Franklin29 M . Rowe30, M. Hansen31 . J . King32 . L. Cowell33 . P- Evans34 . T. Pavia35. O. Filipovic36- P Torr e37. P Coleman38. A . Jarvis39. R . Wood40. A . Shaw41 . D. Wood42.P Papas43. D . Whatmough44. M . Hartigan45. D . G