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MPNFL Update – Round 16 Peninsula FNL & Round 15 Nepean FNL

There are three and two weeks respectively left in both Peninsula and Nepean FNL home and away season. With still only a few round

to go the �nal set up of the top 5 in football and top 4 places in netball for both leagues is still wide open. It will be another spectacular weekend of football and netball right across the MPNFL.Volunteer Round will be held across the MPNFL on Saturday 13th August, in recognition of our volunteers who tireless help out each week. From �ipping burgers, scoring games, washing jumpers, �lling water bottles, marking lines and padding goal posts, they are just few of many jobs that are undertaken each week via club volunteers to make sure your club functions like a well-oiled machine. So on August 14 make sure you go and thank a club volunteer for all of their hard work, for this year or even the past 20 years.And �nally a reminder about some of the great events coming up in the AFL South East region.· AFL South East – Women in Sport Luncheon: Friday 19th August 2016 @ Mornington Racing ClubTickets @ $85 per head or $800 for a table of 10 which includes a two course meal and beverages call (03) 5995 0555 – Ext 2 or email �nance@a�se.com.au to purchase tickets.· 2016 Bendigo Bank Nepean FNL Finals Series: Saturday 20th August – Saturday 10th September· 2016 Bayside Automotive Group Peninsula Finals Series: Saturday 27th August – Sunday 18th September

· Nepean FNL | 2016 George Osbourne Medal Night: Wednesday 31st August @ Mornington Racing Club· Peninsula FNL | 2016 E.V. Shade Medal Night: Wednesday 7th September @ Mornington Racing ClubThat’s all for this week, best of luck to all clubs over the weekend.

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St Joseph’s claims Herald Sun ShieldGeelong’s St Joseph’s College has claimed the 2016 Division One Boys Herald Sun Shield over St Patrick’s College in a thriller at the MCG on Saturday afternoon.

Leading at every break, St Joseph’s’ hope of securing its second Herald Sun Shield title was in the hands of St Patrick’s, which had a kick after the siren to decide the champion.

Down by a point in the dying seconds of the match, St Patrick’s marked the ball inside 50 and lined up for a shot on goal to win the match and secure the school’s seventh consecutive Herald Sun Shield.

Unfortunately the fairy-tale �nish was not to be for the St Patrick’s faithful, with the kick going out on the full to hand St Joseph’s its second Herald Sun Shield title in a decade.

Progressing through to the Grand Final after convincing semi-�nal performances, the battle for the Division One title was always going to be a close one.

Running out onto the game’s biggest stage, St Joseph’s applied scoreboard pressure early with multiple inside-50 entries. Yet despite having eight scoring shots to three, the scoreboard was even at quarter time on 13 points apiece.

Accuracy in front of goal continued to plague the boys from Geelong in the second term, piling on 4.6 to open up a 17-point lead at the main break.

With the game in the balance, the reigning premiers stepped it up a gear in the second half to wrestle momentum back in Ballarat’s favour. St Patrick’s’ ball use and e�ciency in front of the big sticks proved fruitful in the third and �nal terms, but it was too little too late. The �nal score was 7.17 (59) to 8.10 (58).

St Joseph’s coach Chris Lynch said he was proud of his team for keeping to its structures and playing their brand of football until the very end.

“It was a pretty tense last quarter, that’s for sure,” Lynch said. “Our poor kicking kept St Patrick’s in the match and when they started to come back in the second half of the game they nearly took home the title, but we dug deep to �ght it out.

“We felt we deserved to win the match and we were just really proud of the team to hold on and win the game. We set a goal at the start of the year to play a brand of football which would see us play on the MCG at the end of the year, so the fact that we were able to do that and get the win was extremely satisfying.”

Attention now turns to the Division One Girls Herald Sun Shield battle between reigning premier Methodist Ladies College and Ballarat Grammar.

With both schools tasting victory just once before, the pair will be hoping to become the equal-best girls’ school in the competition’s history when they meet in the decider later this month.

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Top 3 on the lineBy Toe Punt

Just two home and away rounds of MPNFL Nepean Division football remaining for season 2016 and there’s still plenty of jostling to be done.Whilst the majority of today’s games should be relatively easy to predict, unlike last week, there is one game that sticks out like a beacon.Somerville hosts Red Hill at home and it should be a cracker.Both teams are locked on 40 points and in essence, this game is playing for the double chance.In the �nal game of the season, Red Hill hosts Sorrento and Somerville travels to Crib Point to round out the season.Whilst both teams are locked together on 10 wins, Somerville’s percentage is 13 per cent better.The last time these two sides played was at Red Hill and the home side won by �ve goals. The margin should have been greater given the Hillmen had 25 scoring shots to just 14.Red Hill kept Somerville to three goals from six scoring shots in the second half in Round 6 while it added 5.4.The Hillmen will again look to open-up Somerville with pace and quick ball movement, whilst ensuring that the Eagles can’t split them through the middle with quick transition.Red Hill plays to its strengths and it understands that it doesn’t have two 190cm key targets in attack.What it does have is a band of �eet-footed mid�elders and �ankers that run, carry, link-up and in more recent times, hit the scoreboard.Somerville’s big de�ciency was doing the simple things for long enough to stay in games when challenged. It tended to buckle when a side either got on top of them or simply couldn’t sustain pressure long periods.I saw that de�ciency fade a little last week against Hastings.Jedd Sutton, Tim McGennis and Adrian Speedy, all guns, didn’t really �re last week, yet, they still won the match.

They have an extremely potent forward line. Rowe and Sedgewick provide the traditional leading and marking, Ben Crowe the brute strength and power, Shaw the hit up, Rolfe the mercurial and evasiveness and Steve Crowe the forward pressure.The defence is sound with McKenzie, Simpson and Farrelly getting the keys and the likes of Collie, and Westerman playing tall or small.I am concerned about the height and lack of leg speed in the Eagles’ back half.The mid�elds of both teams are strong. Rohan Hogenbirk provides the X-Factor for Somerville – the kid is a beast. Consistency is the key for him.I was impressed with the Eagles last week against Hastings. The Blues threw everything and more at them and they continued to respond.Even when it looked as though the Blues might overrun them in the last, they found a way to hang onto the footy, play the dead side and craft out another goal to seal the game.At home, the Eagles are going to be hard to beat, however, they will be sore. One thing we have all learned over the journey is never underestimate Red Hill.As I said from the outset, it’s going to be a ripper!Hastings will join either Red Hill or Somerville on 40 points if it can bounce back and beat Crib Point.I thought the Blues were superb last week. They fought to the very end and only a couple of costly mid�eld turnovers cost them. Their star Luke Hewitt was also down. His brother Jake at the other end of the ground was Hastings’ best.Crib Point had a rare win, which would have been good for the list and morale of the group. Also reward for all the hard workers o� the �eld.It’s just too important for the Blues to win, who are eying-o� a top three �nish.Dromana hosts Rosebud and we all know the Tigers are a better team at home.


Bendigo Community BankHowever, they are playing a strong and experienced team and that’s something that the Tigers are not right now.Dromana will match the Buds with pace but until they add some size, will continue to fall short.Rosebud is the form team of the competition and like the others, needs to keep winning to �nish top three.Pearcedale host Frankston Bombers and I’d like to say it is going to be a good game but that’s doubtful.The Panthers were disappointing last week and they go up a couple of divisions today.Frankston continues to �y under the radar, notching-up win after win with its key players getting plenty of it.Great to see Brian O’Carroll really turn back the clock for long periods last week and the side is much better with the superstar that is Nathan Lonie in it.The Bombers know they need to keep pressing given the other top sides are all playing one another.In the �nal game, Devon Meadows will be sure to notch another win against Tyabb. The Meadows were superb last week and got the chocolates and will be looking to win three of their past four matches.Tyabb has fallen away badly and was ordinary against Crib Point last week. In fact, the Yabbies have kicked just 10 goals in the past four matches while the opposition has booted 68.That’s back to 2015 and prior!The Yabbies simply need to have a couple of good weeks to �nish o� or its going to feel like another wasted season.

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Club NotesSomerville EaglesToday marks our �nal home game of the season. We are hoping for great weather so all our loyal supporters can watch the footy in comfort without that annoying wind and rain that seems to always happen on a Saturday. Today is also is our Villeins lunch so we are hoping for a full house to see the season out! We play Red Hill for a crucial game for all grades. Massive stakes for the 1s where we play for the double chance, for the reserves a win will seal a �nals spot while the U19s can push up for a double chance if they can get over the line. Last Week saw the club get 3 from 3 with the U19s winning easy, reserves winning by 5 goals and the ones having a close encounter and getting home by 9 points. It was great to see a number of our U17s play in the U19s and all goes well for the future of the club if last Saturday was anything to go by. Reserves dropped the game against Hastings the �rst time and with a few players back hopefully good things are ahead. The 1s was a cracker of a game and with Luke Rowe leading the way up forward with 6 goals and Hogey on the ball the boys were fantastic to get over the line. It was great to see young Liam Gruar make his senior debut. Last week was Ladies Lunch and it was great to see so many ladies get in the ‘swing’ of things. I am sure there was a few sore heads on Sunday morning. Go Eagles - Elwin Snr

Red Hill HillmenThis weeks notes come to you live from OneSixOne on Chapel Street. I’m lactose, fructose and glucose intolerant, and they’re out of toilet paper… A sensational return to TV for The Gilmore Girls who dominated Rye from the get go with the Demons �rst quarter much like my night so far, scoreless. An absolute sausage fest for Marchetti and Higgins with 15 goals between them. When you think of intimidating sights -you think of the Twin Towers. Not those ones. They’re no longer standing. What was standing was the ominous sight of two 6ft4 prototypes taking the �eld for The Rabble. With one having freshly abandoned an Opal and the other having successfully �nished a career as Stone Cold in WWE 2k14, it was obvious who had succeeded and who hadn’t… Or was it? #SquadGoals. Unfortunately, the 2’s were handed their �rst loss in 8 games. But with Bryce not playing, we had no one to blame it on… so we blamed Bryce for not playing. It was a slow start for the seniors going into ¼ time 27pts down, but the tide turned quicker than Danny Mongan at a Chicken Bu�et and a 9 goal 2nd term gave The Hillmen a 29pt lead at ½ time. And I’ve just realised Rye have someone called Millhouse. How unfortunate… Pancake Dal Lago and Donk McKinley were absolutely scrumptious with 3 each. Also interesting to note M Dal Lago has missed more games through injury than Harry Byrt this year… Yet no criticism???Auction Night – Tonight 7.00pm @ The Clubrooms. Jonathan Brown Luncheon – Wednesday 21st September.

Rosebud BudsCongratulations to our Captain Greg Bentley who plays his 100th senior game for the Club today! Today’s sojourn to our eastern neighbor Dromana is another step towards the Club’s march to 2016 success. A success built on a committed work ethic and team focus evident in our training numbers every night, fellowship in the clubrooms and on game day. In the pre-season the pundits surmised that the Club’s success in 2015 which saw all 3 teams competing in �nals and culminated in a senior Premiership as a one-year wonder. All teams have gone a long way to counter this view, led by a group of, highly skilled and dedicated experienced players, and a committed group of champion junior players coming of age and all 3 teams will now play �nals again. The last two weeks we have ended a �nals campaign for both Rye & Sorrento – You beauty! The seniors made sure of Sorrento’s early season �nish with an 8.5 third quarter. Taking care of business around the ground were Robbie B, Sean, Jack, Big Time, Davo, and Chris Z up forward Keegan and GB were decisive. The Development Squad got a reminder that there are 4 quarters, but snuck in just, Matty, Jamie, Captain Dan, Hotch, the Sleave and Flech played out the whole game to ensure the 4 points. The Unders struggled but Joel, Marcus, Jake, Jaycob, Adam and Bryce �ew the �ag. The Club also devoted the day to our Ladies of the club without whom we would fall apart and also support and fundraising for the Zaidee’s Rainbow Foundation. Go Buds!


Bendigo Community Bank Club NotesDevon Meadows PanthersHuge welcome to all Yabbies for our last home game of 2016, and an even bigger welcome to our much beloved sponsors for the 2016 DMFNC Sponsors Day. Hope you enjoy the refreshments and party pies in the clubrooms during the senior game, we have loved having you on board for season 2016 and look forward to your ongoing support in the future. Big thanks to Pearcedale for hosting us last week and politely letting us take the points in all grades of both Football and Netball – much appreciated, it was a lovely day and we enjoyed your hospitality. 2 games left for the year so lets get around each other and the club, have a good day today and car pool it down to Rosebud next week so you can relax with a few beverages to �nish o� the season. All supporters of the club should head over to the netball courts at some stage today to get familiar with the rules because these ladies will be our only representation come �nals time this year. Is someone can explain the Obstruction rule that would be great. Anyway, good luck to everyone in the red, white and black today. Presentation Night 15th October, Cranny Racecourse $55 a head, $45 for u/18s. Mick Bell racehorse ra�e - $5 per ticket to win a 5% share in a racehorse with FULL ownership rights. Saturday 1st October 14th Annual Devon Meadows Grand Final Breakfast. Con�rmed guests include Brett Deledio and Peter Moody. There will also be a comedian (Mouse?) $100 a ticket gets you hot breakfast, beer, wine, OJ etc. Come on Meadows!

Pearcedale PanthersHello and welcome to all our supporters today for our last home game for the season.Thanks again for the wonderful support of our sponsors!This is a big game against top of the ladder Bombers.We fell short of time last week but we fought till the end!Good luck to all our teams today.WE have a special event today and tonight being our 1996 Grand Final Reunion. It should be great evening of fabulous music by Turk Tresize and wonderful memories and catch ups. We are also selling tickets to our MAJOR DRAW which is our biggest fundraising event on our calendar! This will be drawn on 13th August as we celebrate the end of the season on Saturday Night at the club rooms. Tickets are available through the committee and the players.We would like to thank Doug Farr Sports Images for his ongoing support of the club with his wonderful photos each week. Have a look at his facebook page, photos a great!Have a great weekend!Lets go Dales!

Dromana TigersThe sponsors for today’s Round 15 clash against Rosebud are The Lamittina Group and TWW Totally WorkwearTodays Senior game will be the inaugural game for the Matthews Shield which be played for the �rst time the clubs meet each year from now on.Last weeks Senior game loss has more or less removed any chance of us making the �nals though we could still �nish in sixth position.The Reserves started behind the eight ball with only 20 players, �ve of which were U19s doubling up and a couple of our semi retired players making up the numbers and really were not able to show the competitiveness they have had recently.Our U19s held Frankston to 1 point in the second quarter but wasted an opportunity to put some scoreboard pressure on the opposition by only kicking 7 single points.A win today is all that is required to ensure we �nish o� the season well and win the inaugural Matthews Shield. MAJOR RAFFLEClub’s Major Ra�e Tickets are on sale. 300 tickets only $100 each.Vouchers of your choice to the Prize value of: 1St $6000, 2nd $2000 & 3rd $1000Tickets available from Col Matthews, Graham Stelling and Steve Vosti.PRESENTATION NIGHTSaturday September 17th at Keith Allan Hall, Dromana Primary School. Two course meal and refreshments at Bar prices. $60 per head.See Cathy for bookings.GO TIGERS!!!!!



Hastings BluesToday we welcome Crib Point FNC in what should be another great contest for the Ron Moncrief Shield. The club would also like to welcome all our valued Business partners to today’s Presidents luncheon with special guest Mark Eustice. Last Saturday saw the club travel to Somerville in what was a superb game of local football with the eagles just getting over the line, our boys played a hard committed style but just didn’t get the apples. Today is going to be another great contest, we need to stay focused on the task ahead, this game like all games is very important as we approach years end, Good luck today boys. Our Reserve boys played a great brand of footy for most of the contest but just fell away at crucial times, but again showed great character to only go down by the smallest of margins, today you have to bring you’re A Game. Our Under 19s have been terri�c all year, you need to believe in yourselves and play with spirit and passion like you have all year boys, the club is right behind you. Don’t forget tonight is Jack Pot Joker with the jackpot going o� tonight so make sure you get back into the club and Win $3,250 CASH.Sponsors of the week The Hastings Club, Roberts & Green Real Estate, La Lupa Pizza, V Lining, Transfuel Hastings, K & K Steel, Hastings Mowers. Upcoming Functions: Todays Presidents Luncheon 6th August from 12 Noon onwards home game v Crib Point special guest Mark Eustice former Essendon/Richmond/Sydney Swans Champ Cost $30 Main meal included drinks at bar prices. Bookings thru the Club 5979 1740. #getonboardthebluestrain

Frankston BombersLast Saturday night saw a strong Red & Black contingent enjoy a terri�c night celebrating the 50th year of our junior football partner, the Frankston rovers junior Football Club. For 50 years the Frankston Rovers program has given local juniors a great environment to learn & play our great game whilst they expand their skill set and progress through the age levels of junior football. As these boys mature into young men, the �nal football polish is applied in the Bombers thirds and they become senior Bombers. The honour roll of Frankston Rovers juniors that have become Bomber legends is long & proud. From Martin Clarkson, who played in the �rst Rovers junior team to our current Club Captain, the Rovers DNA is �rmly entrenched in the Red & Black.A great number of our current playing list are graduates of the Frankston Rovers academy as well as many club greats who no longer grace the Greg Beck Oval. Colin Wood, Jason Zach, Jye Beattie, the O’Carroll’s, the Whites, Tony Blackford, Ben Hall, the Lonies, the Wells family, the Cameron’s, John Coleman, Beatles & Phil Elliott are all great parts of the Rovers/Bombers story. We wish the Rovers teams well in their �nals campaigns and if you have the time to go and support the boys, they would appreciate that greatly. Congratulations & thanks to Darren Wishart & Dean Stapleton on putting together a stunning function and being great hosts. Go Bombers.

Tyabb YabbiesSeniors: The Round 15 Bus is stopping at Devon Meadows today as the ones are still looking for that elusive 4 points. It is great to see the Under 19s and Development Squad playing some consistent footy at the moment and getting some good results. If the Senior’s re�ect back to the games that we were up to our necks earlier in the year, everyone was playing their role. Looking forward to next week – last round is Sponsor’s Round.There will be a fair bit happening with the Auskickers Presentation and half time game as well.Reserves: After coming o� a great win the week before,it was going to be interesting to see how the guys would come out this week. Would the hunger still be there,was the win the turning point? With 3 of our better players from the week before and a couple of 3rd players doubling up to help,it would have been expected that the performance would drop of but that certainly was not the case. A great start to the game with a classy goal from Jay Jay and ferocious tackling from all the players saw us take a 2 goal lead into half time.The blustery wind was making it hard for both teams to score and the third quarter was an arm wrestle until Cribby goaled after the siren to bring the margin back to one goal. It was all set for a big last quarter and it didn’;t disappoint.- Crib Point leading until the �nal seconds until Under 19 Chris Harris kicked the winning goal to make it two wins in a row. A gutsy e�ort from everyone and another heart stopper for the supporters.

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DROMANA Seniors Coach: Rikki JohnstonReserves Coach: Daniel MaestraleGround Dromana Recreation Reserve, Beach St, Dromana Mel: 159 J6Phone 5987 2732Colours Black, Green & Gold

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

1 Luke Martin2 Jaycob Carter3 Max Taylor4 Corey Sheppard5 Jackson Dobinson (VC)7 Aaron Morgan8 Bailey Page9 Ben Olfers (C)10 Digby Page

11 Zeke Hosking12 James McIlfatrick13 Oscar Bonetto15 Alex Bird16 Nathan Stephens17 Zac Cummings18 Bailey Donnellan 20 Ben Childs21 Dylan O’Kelly

22 Corey Buckley23 Billy Tovey24 Scott Racevskis25 Harrison Patterson26 Tom Hoggett27 Daniel Jenkins29 Anthony Marin30 Liam Hallett

1 Dan Geurts (VC)2 Sam Geurts3 Rory Gregg4 Mitch Gill-Furness5 Toby Banks6 Rikki Johnston7 Rohan Bleeker8 Beau Cosson9 Christian Ongarello10 Cade Williams11 Jordan McCulley12 Jarryd Hunter13 Bryce Angell14 Michael Gillis15 Beau McMurray16 Sam Fowler17 Jared Terry18 Aydn Musgrave19 Jack Fowler20 Jackson Quigley21 Daniel Gibbs22 Reece Wilde23 Adam Hunter24 Billy Quigley25 Shaun Clarke26 Brendan Lee27 Terry Wheeler (C)28 Jay Hutchinson29 Jedd Savage30 Sam Williamson (RC)

31 Bradley Murdock32 Jason Buchanan33 Daniel Maestrale34 Nick Wearne (RC)35 Dean Waugh37 Kyle Gainsford38 Ethan Johnstone39 Dane Leyden Kosikas40 Jamie Wyatt41 Josh Brittli�42 Dylan Norton43 Heath Burriss44 Brenton McNamara45 Aaron Hunter46 Lachlan Oliver47 Richard Sydenham48 Daniel Grant49 Daniel Marchesani50 Ryan Bennett51 Jake Snehotta52 Mitchell Heggen53 Nicholas Paterson54 Jackson Bateman55 Braden Hyde56 Josh DeSouza57 Justin Norton58 Matt Acocks59 Veton Rexha 60 Travis Sheean

Seniors & Reserves

Under 19’s - Coach: Braeden Dennis

ROSEBUD Seniors Coach: Michael KraskaReserves Coach: Luke FarrellyGround Olympic Park, Eastbourne Rd, Rosebud Mel: 170 B3Phone 5986 3839Colours Navy Blue & White

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

1 Jack Burford2 Mitch Sherrar3 Bronson Corrin4 Jake Corrin5 Jack Dickason6 Jacob Raphael7 Adam Jarred8 Tanner Bishop9 Bryce Gibson VC10 Matthew Seric

11 Riley Hood12 Lachlan Taylor14 Joel Hepner15 Kieran Hanley16 Marcus Lloyd17 Brock McKenzie18 Will Elliott19 Patrick Kennedy21 Izaac Drinkwater-Coates22 Kiean Wicks

23 Fletcher Hustwaite C24 Tyler Huy25 Jai Brown26 Jack Stewart27 Caleb Forde28 Jaycob Argentino29 Tom Sto�els34 Jack Edwards35 Travis French

1 Keegan Downie2 Phillip Jones3 Rhys Bancroft (VC)4 Michael Kraska5 Daniel O’Hehir (RC)6 Lachlan Mew7 Aaron Rose8 Kurtis Corrin9 Daniel Wilson10 Glen Boyington11 Robert Bos12 Tom Sto�els13 Ryan Spooner14 Ben Garlick15 Clancy Fulton16 Joshua Fisher17 Ben Dwyer18 Brenton Davidge19 Benjamin Schultz20 Sean Downie21 Greg Bentley (C)22 Chris Rogers23 Jackson McRae24 Seb Krumeich25 Tom Baker26 Dale Stephens27 Jack Jarman28 Chris Zurek29 Matthew Baker30 Brenton Payne31 Nick Boswell32 Cody Mulcair33 Glenn Petersen

34 Jamie Clarke35 Chris Dew36 Daniel Clarke38 David Cohn39 Kane Donald40 Anthony Pegg41 Cody Hotchin42 Jordon White (RVC)43 Liam Bradford44 Wade Davies45 Michael Luck46 Geo� Pegg47 Jack Macdonald48 Jacob Houghton49 Blake Porta50 Travis Bolton51 Jackson Wells52 Tim Bos53 Scott Philistin54 Edward Ellis55 Mitchell Smith56 Lachlan Armstrong57 Matt Bailey58 Jack Burford59 Merv Watkins60 Wes Spencer61 Adrian Alford62 Michael Field63 Jake Bishop64 Chris O’Connell65 Darren Lloyd66 Fletcher Hustwaite

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Under 19’s - Coach: Jamie Raphael


SOMERVILLE Seniors Coach: David HirstReserves Coach: Paul NortonGround Recreation Reserve, Jones Rd, Somerville Mel: 148 E1Phone 5977 6663Colours Royal Blue & Gold

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1 Josh McMahon C3 Bailey Nation4 Jackson Stapleton6 Callum Barnes7 Tom Burton8 Jesse Walker-Swain9 Jake Haskett10 Levi Dixon11 Luke Hickson

12 Mathew Harrison13 Ryan McMahon14 Sam McDonnell15 Matthew Elliott16 Bailey Dorling VC17 Liam Gruar18 Tom Murphy19 Jack Skinner20 Todd Anderson

22 Mitch Delmo24 Jake Whybrow VC28 Callum Love35 James Venturini47 Tom Roberts

1 Josh Westerman2 Justin Allsopp3 Steve Crowe4 Scott Simpson (VC)5 Justin Farrelly (C)6 Adrian Speedy7 Rowan Hogenbirk (VC)8 Todd Farrelly9 Josh Collie10 Luke Collie11 Dylan Ryan12 David Hirst14 Billy Rolfe15 Michael Towan16 Jake Ryan17 Adam Wilson19 Ben Sedgewick20 Harry Thompson21 Tim McGenniss (C)22 Luke Rowe23 Tom Shaw24 Jordan Boyes25 Brad Rowe26 Kane McKenzie27 Tom Beckett (RC)28 Brett Martin29 Adam Rose

30 Jacob Wilson31 Jarred Ewers32 Jedd Sutton33 Will Shields34 Michael Vamplew35 Jarrod Livingstone36 Josh McMahon38 Yiann Marandos39 Angus Sweeney - Smith40 Craig Norton41 Luke Burton42 Mathew Moran44 Lachie McGenniss (RC)45 Drew Whitley47 David Fleetwood48 Corey Dow51 Jack Rolfe52 Sam Adams54 Mathew Harris55 Jack Barbour56 Travis Finn58 Tim Hirst62 Ben Crowe

Seniors & Reserves

Under 19’s - Coach: Ben Sedgewick

RED HILL Seniors Coach: Tony BlackfordReserves Coach: Josh BeardGround Red Hill Showgrounds Arthurs Seat Rd, Red Hill Mel: 190 H4Phone 5989 2500Colours Red & White

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

1 Nathan Higgins2 Matty Mitchell (VC)3 Jono Ross4 Max Tulen5 Gabe Nocella6 Shea Mitchell7 Trey Dawson9 Adam Marchetti10 Tom Graham11 Matt Lonsdale

12 Hamish McShane (C)13 Sam Scicluna (VC)14 Ollie Wicks15 Jake Kearney16 James McGee17 Alex Pangbourne18 Nav Scho�eld19 Ethan Bryan20 Jarrod Lowe21 Torren Powell

22 Lachlan Taylor23 Max Westle24 Luke Marchessani25 Lachy Prins26 James Pittard27 Max Knight28 Paul McIntyre29 Jye Brooks30 James Gioutsos

1 Michael Holmes2 Marcus Dal Lago (VC)3 Jeremy Monckton4 Nick Bateman5 Sean Marchetti6 Jake Mitchell7 Michael Dillon (C)8 Rheede Hopgood9 Peter Dal Lago10 Mitch Wallace11 Luke Marchetti12 Nick Walsh13 Harry Larwill14 Michael Mock15 Matt Hyden16 Tom McKinley17 Jonah Siversen17 Shane Ramsay18 Andrew Mock19 Daniel McNamara21 Andrew Gilmour22 Blake McCormack (VC)23 Harry Byrt (RC)24 Fletcher Kearney25 Jake Mold

26 Matt Mitchell (RVC)27 Blake Thomson29 Elliot Davies29 Ben Poole30 Ryan Blake32 Craig Kennedy33 Darren McLeod34 Jayden Pain35 Haydn Kellett37 Aaron Embling (RVC)38 Tom McEncroe39 Lincoln Toy41 Corey Wood42 Brent Martin43 Nathan O’Neill44 Harry Jones45 Daniel Born47 Lachlan Chandler48 Jared Eames49 Hamish Dick50 Bryce Williams68 Seamus Thomson

Seniors & Reserves

Under 19’s - Coach: Andrew Gilmour


DEVON MEADOWS Seniors Coach: Glenn MichieReserves Coach: Mick HawkenGround Glover Reserve Cross Rd, Devon Meadows Mel: 138 D6Phone 5998 2776Colours Red, White & Black

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

1 Chandler Zahra2 Brodie White3 Joel Hillis4 Tom May5 Liam Drew6 Jayden Sullivan7 Benjamin Wightman8 Lochie Byrne9 Lochie Marcon10 Chris McInnes

11 Jack Harmes12 Tyrone Archilles13 Daniel Allen14 Robbie Smith15 Dean Smith17 Scott Fallon18 Nathan Ingram19 Mitch Hall20 Josh Stewart21 Brayden Calvert

22 Beau Kellet23 Brad Hovart24 Wade Puskaric25 Jett Clancy26 Kyle Beveridge28 Dean Spring30 Brett Matherick

1 Justin Volk2 Corey Walker3 Scott Young4 Gavin Kerr5 Jess Dehey (C)6 Billy Hayes7 Glenn Michie8 Steven McInnes9 Dylan Hand10 Callum O’Hare11 Daniel Andrew13 Jack Hazendonk15 Michael Bain16 Jayden Sullivan17 Steven Roberts18 Jesse Bowe19 Patrick Harmes21 Dylan Mitchell 22 Ryan Dwyer23 Chris Doria24 Patrick Boland25 Andrew Kiely26 Curtis Barker27 Sam Purdon 28 Daniel Tocknell29 Bryce Arnott30 Alex Doria31 Beau Miller (VC)

32 Marcus Roberts33 Craig Hunter34 Kyle Salerno35 Glen Reedy36 Mitchell Kassabis37 Jace Henderson38 James Saunders39 Lukas Hoogenboom40 Samuel Hurdiss41 Craig Thorne42 Rhys Shortis44 Steven Mihevc45 Matthew Pola46 Joel Blashki48 Jack Henderson49 Tim Saunders51 Tex Kennedy52 Paul Boland53 Robert Read54 Daniel Jarman55 Taz Douglas57 Arthur Churchill58 Angelo Raso59 Jordan Campbell60 Tom Hayes61 Joel Hillis62 Ryan Attwood

Seniors & Reserves

Under 19’s - Coach’s Steven Mcinnes & Daniel Andrew

TYABB Seniors Coach: Mark PaganoniReserves Coach: Matt HoseGround Bunguyan Reserve Frankston-Flinders Rd, Tyabb Mel: 148 J9Phone 5977 4613Colours Maroon, Royal Blue & Gold

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

2 Johnny Bannan3 Ryan Regan4 Darcy Sawyer6 Heath Wittmer7 Brock Regan8 Ben Porra9 Aiden Cuttriss10 Matthew Harvey- Sich

11 Brendan Purcell12 Benjamin Little13 Jesse Day14 Chris Harris15 Bradie Boar17 Laz Cuttriss18 Lachie Cox19 Dominic Williams20 Matthew Shaw

24 Ben Lindridge25 Brad Williams28 James Holland-Burch29 James Tomlinson30 Nathan Minotti

1 Darcy Underwood2 Trent Wreford3 Brad Harbinson4 Jake Anderson5 Ethan Rahilly6 Josh Connell7 Matt Hose8 Riley West9 Corey Robinson10 Tim McGrath11 Tyson Sparks12 Rowan McGrath13 Steve Hemley14 Danny Pullen15 Kane Johnston16 Theo Oustveen17 Andrew Whalley 19 Nick Leskovec21 Sean Miller (C)22 Adrian Clay (VC)24 Jake McKinnon25 Jeremy Daniel27 Simon Rahilly28 Jason Baxter29 Darren Payne30 Trevor Jarvis31 Josh Simpson33 Geordie Scott34 Gordan Walker35 Blake Delaney

36 Jayden Regan37 Matt Thomas39 Luke Rigg40 Jake Beckwith42 Tom Booth43 Jake Gaillard44 Callum Morris45 Daniel Woods46 Hayden Coulter47 Justin Spina48 Jake Thompson49 Scott Torpy51 Aaron Mcgough52 Sam Barrington-Smith53 Matt Rotheram54 Trent Urquhart55 Nathan Buchan56 Chris Harris57 Lachie Cox58 Matt Brock60 Jock Jones61 Josh Coulter62 Andrew Hamilton63 Jarryd Wetzel64 Tristan Shipp66 Jayden Jones67 Lachlan West68 Matson Lawson

Seniors & Reserves

Under 19’s - Coach: Jeremy West


HASTINGS Seniors Coach: Brendan DunneReserves Coach: Simon ClancyGround Thomas Barclay Oval Marine Pde, Hastings Mel: 154 H8Phone 5979 1740Colours Royal Blue & White

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

1 Anthony Takac2 Shelby Lothian-Burdett3 Jack Winton4 Kayne Lewis (C)6 Christopher Gavin7 Patrick Langdale8 Andy Je�s9 Peter Megee

10 Ben Sharpe11 Luke McVeigh14 Ben Proctor15 Thomas Johnstone16 Jakecob Withers17 Kaylen Jansen18 Jack Abrehart19 Fraser Rendall

20 Lochlan Lyness21 Sean Hewitt 23 Aaron King24 Jesse Shore25 Lachie Gibbs29 Matt Foy

1 Jake Hewitt2 Damien Stone3 Matt Cli�ord4 Scott Jansen5 David Hull6 Richie Vandenham7 Paul Rogasch (C)8 Daniel Noble9 Andrew Booth10 Mick Cave11 Colin McVeigh12 Ben King13 Gerry Morsman14 Mark Deveraux15 Steve Robb16 Luke Smith17 Luke Clark18 Nathan Gray19 Kyle Robb20 Joel Stand�ed21 Dale Alanis22 Shaun Foster23 Daniel Dickenson24 Peter Mawson26 Chris Watson27 Daniel Lehmann28 Lance Brouwer (VC)29 Luke Hewitt

30 Simon Clancy31 Brendan Dunne32 Josh Ward (RVC)33 Jay Austerberry34 Wade Delahaye35 Josh Mulheron36 Steve Williams38 Christian Sewell39 Terry Green41 Matt Sawoz42 Phil Howard43 Chris Biviano44 Shane Zdjelarevic45 Nathan Goodacre 46 Jason Bradshaw47 Jake Vandernese48 Kyle Delahaye (RC)49 Ash Harrison 50 Ben Schroen51 Aaron Wilson52 Declan McFarland54 Ethan Williams55 Vio Vunimasi56 Daniel Bourke 58 Julian Bielinski59 Dylan Paarlberg 60 Aaron Vinson (RC)

Seniors & Reserves

Under 19’s - Coach: Laurie Howard

CRIB POINT Seniors Coach: Taylor StrattonReserves Coach: Ricky ThompsonGround Recreation Reserve, Colin Pde, Crib Point Mel: 195 B1Phone 5983 9323Colours Black & White

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

1 Jay Corstens2 Sam Cook3 Will Larkin4 Joseph Smith5 Brodie Prestage6 Connor Marson7 Gordon Frankel8 Rob McIntyre9 Nick Rutherford (C)

10 Lyndon Babos11 Jayden Deas12 Harri Dekleuver13 Kye Espenschied14 Lyndon Babos16 Beau Baker19 Anthony Tate20 Ethan Smith (VC)21 Pat Gracie

22 Matt Henry23 Iain Colliver24 Jacob Collins25 Jarrod Fisk33 Joel Wisken35 Tyler Lewis71 Spencer Wilton

1 Sam Adams2 Brad Arnold (C)3 Dean Warry (VC)4 Zack Condick5 Josh Pemberton- Buchanan6 Lee Koerner7 Daniel White (RVC)8 Zak Dekleuver9 Jonothan Flack10 Luke Herrington11 Waide Symes12 Luke Conway13 James Cook14 Mitch Stansborough15 David Cook16 Neil Clark17 Paul Smith18 Mark Harkness19 Shayne Ainsworth20 Riley Cli�ord22 Matt Wappatt23 Jayden Espenchied24 Brendan Phillips25 Jack Johnson26 Tim Cook27 Brad Davidson28 Liam O’Connor29 Dan Wise31 Jake Bromley32 Danny Edwards (RC)

33 Glenn Barclay35 Paul Dadds36 Jacob Cudmore38 Joel Monger40 Beau Monty41 James Forecast42 Pete Coelli43 Jared Newton44 Taylor Stratton45 Matt Hogan46 Calhoun Holt47 Mitch Davis48 Kyle Arnott49 Cal Campbell51 Tyler Wilton53 Marty Berryman54 Jake Dade-Bell55 Aaron Darling57 David MacIntyre58 Justin Bourke59 Danny Vercoe61 Brodie Hill64 Mitch Kleinig65 Duane Annable68 Tim Beech73 Kain Stratton75 Trystan Precht76 Mark Cairns77 Matt Sloper

Seniors & Reserves

Under 19’s - Coach: Andrew Wisken


PEARCEDALE Seniors Coach: Jamie MerchanReserves Coach: Michael FlahiveGround Recreation Reserve Baxter-Tooradin Rd, Pearcedale Mel: 140 G6Phone 5978 6481Colours Navy Blue & White

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

1 Jayden Roberts2 Lewis Stratis3 Jahron Ostrom4 David Hussey5 Aiden Roberts6 Codi-Luke Davies7 Bryce Dinger8 Luke Jennings

9 Casey Miller-Trickey C10 Jayden Morgan11 Jason Angel12 Thomas Quigley13 Lachlan Mooney17 Damien Scully19 Mitchell Johnson21 Jye Connolly

22 Joel McLean23 Dylan Hipworth24 Jack Hobson25 Jack Charleston30 Huw Jones42 Tom Craven

1 Mitchell Smith2 Travis Bravo3 Jai Richardson4 Michael Nichols5 Lachlan Marshall6 Brent Simons7 Ryan Shaw8 Troy Jacobson9 Alex Harnett10 Zach Campbell11 Daniel Heijden12 Joel White13 Patrick Heijden15 Benjamin Mitchell16 Glenn Anderson17 Michael Williams 18 Micheal Kennedy19 Josh Culton20 Aiden Simmons 21 Chris Dalmau22 Adam A’Vard23 Kallum Searle24 Luke Murray (C)25 Robert Muir26 Edward Gates27 Pat Gamble29 Mitchell Williams30 Matt Watts32 Rhys Wilson33 Mitchell Jones

34 Michael Hill35 Timothy Chaloner (RC)36 Nicholas Garrett37 Dean Janssen38 Sam Greer39 Sam Armstrong40 Jarmin Paddick (RVC)41 Robert Simons42 Liam Co�ey43 Bryce Ke�ord44 James Garrett45 Todd Symons46 Dillon Duncan47 Sam Kobal48 Thibaut Renard49 Daniel Marshall50 Scott Blay51 Zac Duncan52 Matthew Wilson53 Nicholas Mandic54 Callum Braun55 Calvin Bypost56 Jack Baum57 Matthew O’Carroll58 Keiran McLellan59 Thomas Mitchell60 Fergus O’Gallagher61 Dwayne Bowes62 Dylan Hoare (VC)

Seniors & Reserves

Under 19’s - Coach: Lew Hindle

FRANKSTON Seniors Coach: Beau MustonReserves Coach: Mark GreenGround Greg Beck Oval Frankston-Flinders Rd, Baxter Mel: 106 G5Phone 5971 2246Colours Red & Black

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

2 Koby Villis4 Alexander Lalor5 Tyler Neal (c)6 Luke Lacy7 Benjamin Williams8 James Davis9 Jared Heatly10 Liam Ryan (c)13 Edward Syle15 Rhys De Deugd

16 Lachlan Hunter17 Jesse Hammond19 Jack Beattie20 Nathan Neck23 Jarred Hill26 Charlie Burr27 Thomas Rogers29 Tristan Murraylee30 Jack Santon34 Samuel Leggerini

36 Nicholas Wishart37 Oscar Castellas-Cartwright42 Ben Connors47 Elih Cadby56 Kobe Groat57 Benjamin Housden

1 Tony Fulton 2 Dale Sutton (VC)3 Sam Drake 4 Ryan Lonie 5 Brad Holland6 Shawn Wilkie7 Brett Sutton8 Sam Fox 9 Beau Muston10 Ryan Marks-Logan11 James Degenhardt 12 Nathan Lonie 13 Jay Page (C)14 Daniel Myers 15 Jake Foster 16 Jarryd Amal� 17 Zac Longham 18 Peter Schultz (RC)19 Ben Tournier 20 Scott Foster 21 Michael Webb 22 Matthew O�er23 Ryan Kitchin 24 Cameron O’Neill (RC)25 Matt Windsor26 Corey Micari 27 Max Pretty 28 Ben Sharman29 Josh Francis 30 Russell Fulton 31 Hudson Thomas32 Allan Williams 33 Grant Masterson 34 Brad Whittley 35 Hayden Wilson

36 Shannon White37 Zac White38 Dale White39 Jason Curry40 Matthew Harris41 Joel Allenby 42 Jackson Burr43 Jed Gardiner 44 Jason Kingsbury45 Daniel Kitchin46 Tyler Neal 47 Adam Pasquill 48 Nathan Phillips49 Michael Maiorino50 Sean Cameron51 Jack Foster52 Ben White53 Jared Bieleny54 Nathan Martin 55 Jason Bedford 56 Joel Allamby57 Jordan Walker58 Shannon Cambpbell59 Ben Simmons60 Aaron Holmes61 Ryan Lia62 Luke Fitzimmons63 Chris McConville64 Ryan Murdoch 65 Ollie Houghton 66 Matthew Bishop67 Jordan Davis68 Daniel McGill69 Josh Chapman

Seniors & Reserves

Under 19’s - Coach: Brett White



We Have Skills…Allegedly…Skills – something a lot of people claim to have but are clearly mistaken. Di�erent between normal people and umpires – there is at least a remote possibility that a normal person has a skill. Umpires have absolutely no chance. Yes, please note that we are not including umpires in the realm of normal people.Well at least that’s what we all thought. But delve a little deeper and you’ll realise that �eld umpires at least have one skill. Just one, but at least it’s one. Ask an umpire to bounce next time you decide to be charitable and chin wag with one. Even if it going 15 me-tres to their left and only one foot o� the ground it still classi�es as a bounce and therefore…the umpire has a skill. The Bounce was introduced to league football all the way back in 1887. Initially just to start each quarter it only took 4 short years for �eld umpires to be smacking the ball into the turf at every opportunity. And with a much poorer quality of grounds at the time they’d make spe-cialists in today’s game. An absolute bucket load of things then happened in the following 122 years; Coca-Cola produced its �rst bottle, the �rst modern Olympic Games in Athens, the Common-wealth of Australia was created (long overdue), Mr Booth invented the vacuum cleaner resulting in more reports of missing marbles than ever before, Crayola introduced crayons (at the cost of white walls all the world over), Hitler su�ered little man syndrome, a couple of guys took a quick holiday to the moon, the Wiggles succeeded in their attempt for World rule and a few other things oc-curred that are too deep for article. But all the while �eld umpires continued to totter over to a pack, kindly re-quest access to the football and slam the footy into the deck hoping for just enough height to clear the hands of the 145cm ruckman who were enjoying a quiet chinwag while the poor umpire was looking down.122 years is a damn long time for the system to stay the same (unfortunately football reverted back to its original setup in 2013 and umpires only had 4 opportunities a game to show o� their real skill). These days a rule strug-gles to last 12 months before someone �nds an issue. Of course there’s been some changes in technique. Think back to the 1920s and 30s when the silly bugger would swing the ball single-handedly into the turf reminiscent of a Shaun Tait �re bolt. Later on they even squatted and punched the ball into the ground. Naturally it didn’t work at all. Must’ve been wearing iron �sts too.One day the bounce may be no more. And then we’ll evoke memories of the days when an umpire would break their own nose or send our oddly shaped ball into

oblivion hoping not to send it through the goals and bounce the winning score. But most of all, we’ll remem-ber the times when there was a lighter side to umpiring and the thing that allowed us our genuine 10 seconds of fame.Long live the bounce…SUA Mini OlympicsWith the Rio Olympics just around the corner and the facilities still struggling, sporting o�cials could consider an eleventh hour adjustment to schedule and bring the 2016 Olympics down to the pristine facilities of Carlisle Park in Cranbourne North. Why you may ask would such a ludicrous idea be suggested by such intelligent soles? Well…Carlisle Park is the site of what many consider to be the “real” 2016 Olympics anyway…the SUA Mini Olym-pics. Pitting the Seaford crew against those extra from Foun-tain Gate, there promises to be high levels of intensity and passion as the two bases play o� for the bragging rights and the trophy of Inaugural SUA Mini Olympic Champions. On Monday August 8th (this week) at 6pm get down to Carlisle Park in Cranbourne North to test the mettle of your training base and discipline group and prove once and for all who reigns supreme.Seaford or Fountain Gate? Fountain Gate or Seaford? Who will win? Disclaimer: The writer of this article does not apologise to any Fountain Gate umpire who leaves the venue in tears of despair once Seaford clinch an outright domi-nant victory.Stay in Touch Stay in touch with all information about Southern Um-pires Association (SUA) by following or adding us on social media. Twitter: Search for @SouthernUmpires and follow us; Facebook: Search for Southern Umpires Asso-ciation and like our page; Instagram: Search for @South-ernUmpires and follow us for exclusive pictures; and TeamApp: add the TeamApp on your smart phone and search for the Southern Umpires Association.


Bendigo Community Bank Stingrays“JETS NO MATCH FOR POISONOUS STINGRAYS”ROUND 15 MATCH REPORT - BY MITCH BROWNThe Dandenong Southern Stingrays endured swirling winds and a host of injuries to come home with a com-fortable 62-point win over the Western Jets on Saturday, 17.17 (119) to 8.9 (57).The Stingrays were menacing from the get-go and, save for a couple of momentary lapses in the second quarter, controlled the match all day, never allowing the Jets to get a sni�.Dandenong bene�tted from a wide spread of goalkick-ers, with Tom Jok, Sam Fowler, Tom Murphy, Chad Harris and �rst-gamer Jacob Boyle all managing a pair of majors each, with seven other Stingrays also slotting goals.Fowler and Harris were the pick of the forwards, with both applying signi�cant pressure across the half-for-wards to force the Western defence into making errors. Tom Murphy also had a great day out, playing as the pri-mary lead-up key forward and clearly relishing the op-portunity.Through the middle, Myles Poholke showed o� more of the terri�c form that this week earned him an invite to the NAB AFL draft combine, with brilliant support from the likes of Nathan Scagliarini, Lachlan Gill-Renouf and Tommy Glen.Down back, however, was where the Stingrays really shone. Hunter Clark gave his best performance of the year across the back �anks, while Matthew LaFontaine’s move into defence continued to be one of the master-strokes of the year. And after a best-on-ground perfor-mance last week, Mason DeWit would have undoubtedly put his hand up for back-to-back honours with another gritty performance from centre half-back.The only negative from the day is the toll it may have had on a couple of its key players. Tom DeKoning sustained a thumb injury in the third term, did not return to the �eld and was sent to have scans.Hunter Clark was also managed throughout the �nal stages of the game as a precaution after some soreness late in the match.But injury aside, stand-in coach Nathan Harris (who this week took the reigns to further develop his coaching skills) was pleased with the �nal result.“In tricky conditions, like today with the wind blowing to one end, it was always going to be a challenge.“The Jets came at us, particularly in the second quarter. And so it was good to see how they responded – our sec-ond half, I thought, was fantastic.“We outscored them and we outworked them.”That was the theme for most of the day – the Rays burst out of the blocks early, with a 7-goal �rst quarter to set the tone of the day.The Jets were made to look second-rate as the Stingrays swarmed the footy and bene�tted from cleaner disposal and better decision-making.

Debutant Jacob Boyle won’t for-get the �rst term for a while, booting his �rst TAC Cup goal with his �rst TAC Cup kick – even the Rays’ defend-ers scurried down to the forward line to ru�e his hair in congratulations.But to their credit, the Jets refused to give in. A majority of the second quarter was played on their terms, while a couple of the Stingrays could have been accused of tak-ing their foot o� the accelerator marginally.That couldn’t be said about Dylan Atkins or Luke Paynter, however – both were escorted from the �eld with blood pouring from their noses after hard attacks on the footy.It was e�orts like those that ensured a 27-point lead at the main break.After half-time, the Stingrays lifted their game up an-other gear, leaving the Jets in their wake. Western simply couldn’t keep up with the ferocious Rays, who gave their opponents no mercy.By the time the �nal siren rang, Dandenong had kicked away to a 62-point win – another timely reminder that the Stingrays are the genuine 2016 premiership threat.They will now enjoy a week o� for a TAC Cup general bye, with the penultimate game of their home-and-away sea-son against the Murray Bushrangers on Saturday August 13 from Shepley Oval at 2pm.“These next two games are really important for us, for our �nals preparation,” Harris admitted.“The wheels are in motion, we’ve been training hard, the boys have been doing their conditioning work, so we know that they’re going to run out games really well come �nals time.”Dandenong Stingrays 7.5-47 9.8-62 13.15-93 17.17-119Western Jets 1.2-8 5.6-36 6.8-44 8.9-57Goal Kickers: Tom Murphy 2, Jacob Boyle 2, Sam Fowler 2, Chad Harris 2, Tom Jok 2, Tom Glen, Max Kleverkamp, Nathan Scagliarini, Hunter Clark, Kirk Dickson, Myles Po-holke, Dylan AtkinsBest Players: Mason DeWit, Hunter Clark, Chad Harris, Sam Fowler, Matthew La Fontaine, Myles Poholke


Bendigo Community BankEaster Round

Good Friday 25th MarchRosebud 5.18.48 vs. Rye 7.6.48 (R4)

Frankston 16.13-109 vs. Pearcedale 5.13-43 (R4)Easter Saturday 26th March

Somerville 28.16.184 vs. Tyabb 11.6.72 (R4)Dromana 16.6.102 vs. Sorrento 11.11.77 (R2)

Round 1 - Saturday 9th AprilRosebud 16.15.111 vs. Dromana 7.5.47

Somerville 8.12.60 vs. Rye 13.8.86Tyabb 2.11.23 vs. Frankston 24.15.159

Sorrento 11.12.78 vs. Hastings 16.15.111Devon M 13.17.95 vs. Pearcedale 4.11.35

Sunday 10th AprilCrib Point 8.6.54 vs. Red Hill 11.13.79

Round 2 - Saturday 16th AprilFrankston 8.15.63 vs. Somerville 18.9.117

Red Hill 13.15.93vs. Tyabb 6.6.42Hastings 20.11.131 vs. Rosebud 3.10.28

Rye 16.11.107 vs. Devon M 11.10.76Pearcedale 16.16.112 vs. Crib Point 11.8.74

Round 3 - Saturday 23rd AprilDromana 12.13.85 vs. Rye 10.17.77

Tyabb 0.1.1 vs. Sorrento 10.8.68Sunday 24th April

Rosebud 11.8.74 vs. Red Hill 7.10.52Crib Point 10.10.70 vs. Devon M 18.12.120

Monday 25th AprilSomerville 17.11.113 vs. Pearcedale 10.13.73

Hastings 12.12.84 vs. Frankston 9.12.66

Round 4 - Saturday 30th AprilDevon M 14.11.95 vs. Hastings 17.12.114 Sorrento 25.10.160 vs. Crib Point 9.8.62

Round 5 - Pink RoundSaturday 7th May

Pearcedale 18.15.123 vs. Dromana 10.10.70Frankston 25.13.163 vs. Devon M 13.7.85Hastings 12.9.81 vs. Somerville 19.10.124

Rye 10.6.66 vs. Red Hill 10.10.70Sorrento 10.12.72 vs. Rosebud 10.11.71Tyabb 11.14.80 vs. Crib Point 24.18.162

Round 6 - Community Umpire RoundSaturday 14th May

Dromana 10.13.73 vs. Frankston 13.16.94Rye 13.6.84 vs. Sorrento 21.16.142

Red Hill 12.13.85 vs. Somerville 8.6.54Pearcedale 12.12.84 vs. Tyabb 11.16.82

Devon Meadows 6.12.48 vs. Rosebud 9.11.65Crib Point 5.8.38 vs. Hastings 12.15.87

AFL Victoria ChampionshipsSaturday 21st May

MPNFL 18.14.122 vs. Northern FL 14.8.92MPNFL 12.4.76 vs. YVMDFNL 13.8.86

Round 7 - Indigenous RoundSaturday 28th May

Hastings 14.14.98 vs. Dromana 8.11.59 Sorrento 11.12.78 vs. Red Hill 7.8.50

Somerville 13.19.97 vs. Crib Point 7.8.50Tyabb 9.6.60 vs. Devon Meadows 9.11.65Rosebud 10.13.73 vs. Pearcedale 4.6.30

Frankston 19.16.130 vs. Rye 8.7.55

Round 8 - Saturday 4th JuneDromana 13.16.94 vs. Tyabb 7.5.47

Pearcedale 12.8.80 vs. Sorrento 24.10.154Devon M 9.10.64 vs. Somerville 18.22.130

Crib Point 6.6.42 vs. Rosebud 19.12.126Red Hill 10.7.67 vs. Frankston 15.12.102

Rye 14.11.95 vs. Hastings 8.13.61

Queens Birthday WeekendSaturday 11th June

Sorrento 8.10.58 vs. Rye 9.14.68Sunday 12th June

Red Hill 15.8.98 vs. Dromana 14.9.93

Round 9 - Saturday 18th JuneSomerville 10.10.70 vs. Dromana 16.11.107

Sorrento 12.16.88 vs. Devon Meadows 13.12.90Hastings 25.18.168 vs. Tyabb 4.5.29

Frankston 9.10.64 vs. Rosebud 4.7.31 Rye 11.20.86 vs. Crib Point 13.6.84

Red Hill 17.11.113 vs. Pearcedale 6.8.44

Round 10 - Saturday 25th JuneDromana 13.13.91 vs. Crib Point 11.9.75Sorrento 15.11.101 vs. Frankston 7.15.57Rosebud 14.13.97 vs. Somerville 7.10.52

Tyabb 13.12.90 vs. Rye 19.12.126Pearcedale 11.9.75 vs. Hastings 18.11.119

Devon M 7.10.52 vs. Red Hill 7.16.58

Round 11 - Saturday 2nd July (Split Round) Dromana 15.11.101 vs. Devon M 14.13.97Crib Point 5.4.34 vs. Frankston 16.16.112

Tyabb 5.7.37 vs. Rosebud 19.29.143Saturday 9th July

Rye 15.18.108 vs. Pearcedale 10.13.73Somerville 19.14.128 vs. Sorrento 15.6.96

Hastings 12.7.79 vs. Red Hill 16.9.105

Round 12 - Saturday 16th JulySorrento 13.8.86 vs. Dromana 11.9.75

Pearcedale 13.6.84 vs. Somerville 19.13.127 Frankston 24.17.161 vs. Tyabb 1.3.9

Rosebud 14.19.103 vs. Hastings 8.9.57Devon Meadows 13.10.88 vs. Rye 10.11.71

Red Hill 14.24.108 vs. Crib Point 6.6.42

Round 13 - Saturday 23rd JulyDromana 7.8.50 vs. Red Hill 7.5.47

Hastings 6.14.50 vs. Sorrento 4.8.32Tyabb 1.4.10 vs. Somerville 15.18.108

Rye 7.3.45 vs. Rosebud 22.15.147 Devon Meadows 6.8.44 vs. Frankston 12.16.88

Crib Point 5.6.36 vs. Pearcedale 7.13.55

Round 14 - Saturday 30th JulyFrankston 13.14.92 vs. Dromana 6.4.40Rosebud 13.15.93 vs. Sorrento 8.11.59

Somerville 13.11.89 vs. Hastings 11.14.80 Crib Point 10.12.72 vs. Tyabb 3.8.26

Red Hill 14.8.92 vs. Rye 8.12.60 Pearcedale 9.9.63 vs. Devon Meadows 11.10.76

Round 15 - Saturday 6th AugustDromana vs. Rosebud (DRO)Somerville vs. Red Hill (SOM)

Devon Meadows vs. Tyabb (DM)Pearcedale vs. Frankston (PEA)Hastings vs. Crib Point (HAS)

Round 16 - Saturday 13th AugustRye vs. Dromana (RYE)

Red Hill vs. Sorrento (RH)Crib Point vs. Somerville (CP)

Tyabb vs. Pearcedale (TYA)Rosebud vs. Devon Meadows (ROS)

Frankston vs. Hastings (FRA)

FINALSSaturday 20th August - QF

Sunday 21st August - EFSaturday 27th August - 2nd SF

Sunday 28th August - 1st SFSaturday 3rd September - PF

Saturday 10th September - GF

Fixture


Bendigo Community BankNetball Preview Nepean FNL – Round 15 2016

Big week last week in the netball circle of the Nepean FNL. Cracking game between Crib Point and Tyabb resulted in a draw, and shows you

there is not much separating those top two teams. Both should perform in �nals and would be the tip to be the grand �nal match. But in saying that you never know in �nals as the pressure can get to some teams. Let’s have a look into the second last week of the home and away season as there are some pivotal games being played this weekend.

Dromana v Rosebud

The ladies from tiger land are certainly �ying at the moment. Dromana has been smashing down the door of the top 4 over the past few weeks and it looks like they will give themselves every chance to play �nals this year. Rosebud has had an up and down season and jumped back on the winners list last week against Sorrento. It’s going a great local derby but Dromana with a bit more on the line will take this one out.

Somerville v Red Hill

Somerville should be refreshed and ready to go this week, and they will need to be as they take on Red Hill. Somerville have excelled in the second half of the year and should play �nals this year. Red Hill like Dromana and Devon Meadows are all challenging for that �nal spot in the �nal four. If Red Hill win today it will open the door to many possibilities for �nals.

Devon Meadows v Tyabb

Devon Meadows had a fantastic win over Pearcedale last week and will need to continue with their winning ways against Tyabb in round 15. The Yabbies drew with ladder leaders Crib Point in a competitive match, and they will be disappointed that they couldn’t in�ict the Magpies �rst loss of 2016. Devon Meadows will need to bring their A game against Tyabb this week to keep their �nals chances alive.

Pearcedale v Frankston

Last time these two met it was Easter and Frankston went down by 1 goal to Pearcedale. As they year has panned out neither side has been able to move onto greater feats but this match will be Frankston’s last for season 2016 as next week will be a Bye. The Bombshells would love nothing more than to �nish their season on a win. Pearcedale has only the 4 wins for the season and should make it 5 by the end of Saturday.

Netball Preview



Netball NotesFrankston BombshellsThe day started out full of promise with sunshine and winning but unfortunately we ended up getting stuck in Baxter’s parks mud. The bell ringing for 6 out of 6, again just out of reach…C grade took form from their amazing sports illustrated pregame photoshoot into a stunning display of cohesive netball. Leading at each quarter and showing the skill we all know they have. Captain courageous George able to swap from WD, WA and GK and at each change surpassing her own brilliance. Such a team e�ort exemplifying that in teamwork bullets can only go through so many bodies. B grade started like they woke awkwardly from a nap – hoping to feel rejuvenated but instead were confused and disorientated not knowing what day, time or year it was. A bit of a pep up and redbull and they converted a 5 goal half time lead into a 20 goal victory. With Tahlzy getting more intercepts than an o�cial at border patrol after the Russian athletes go through security. A grade were having a day they would rather forget when they clocked in at 1.30pm feeling like they played for an hour but then found out it was only 1.42pm. It was a trying day, but our BOC Gracey was awesome despite having a coupla’ vino’s in the yarra valley at lunch – just kidding but imagine how good she’ll be without playing that extra hour before A grade. Today lets go down the road and try to collect some wins from Pearcedale. Go Bomber

Dromana TigersWith only 2 rounds to go things are getting very interesting and positioning on the ladder is still up for grabs.....Luckily U17’s don’t have to rely on �nal rounds to make it they are there ... Finals for them which is very exciting for the Club this bunch of girls have come so far but there is still a way to go today’s game 1st V 2nd on the ladder will be a great match... B and C Grades continued to �ght last week but couldn’t quite get over Frankston..C Awards went to Belinda Ingram and Sarah Nisbet B Awards to Rivvy Walter and Hayley PollardA Grade needs to win all remaining games to have any chance of making �nals and had a great win over Frankston last week. Awards went to Lucy Ness and Clarry..This week we also get to celebrate Sheldon Williams 100 games such an achievement. Sheldon started with the club as a 15 yr old and has also been an umpire for the club. Sheldon is one of those players that you can put anywhere on the court and she will excel, her height is an advantage and the way she can read the play...Well done Sis on making this milestone xxToday we take on Rosebud again a few players down Due to the big wedding Congrats Georgie and Cam Come on girls Final are in our reach Go Tigers

Red Hill HillsA convincing win for the A graders against Rye was well deserved after a great team performance. The girls found their rhythm and were moving the ball down the court with speed and skill, showing just how much they have meshed over the season. It will be a tough match against Somerville next weekend hopefully resulting in another win.By far one of the best games the B grade side has played this season. It seemed that all the training and hard work was paying o� in a big way on the court. The girls played with a disciplined and dynamic style which was fantastic to watch. They won the match and are hoping to back their performance up next weekend with another win.The C grade came in strong to this weeks game against Rye .A rough game that was even until the last quarter. Strong, fast and precise through the mid court we were able to gain a lead on Rye by the end of the game. Our defenders working until the siren as their shooters were tall and �t . Our Redhill girls worked until the end to gain a well deserved win.U/17s again gave a dynamic performance last week with a comfortable win over Rye. They showed with team work & determination they can achieve. Keep this up & look out �nals here they come. Thank to Lisa for her help over the last few weeks.


Bendigo Community Bank Netball NotesHastings BluesB and C grades faced very strong Somerville sides. They were both very strong defensively and proved too big a challenge for both C and B grades. C grade improved their result from the �rst time we played them which was our goal heading into the match. However too many mistakes cost us the opportunity to close the score line. Courtney Astbury, Lauren Kerr and Monique Boer were great in defence giving our team plenty of opportunity to score.Unfortunately in B grade we lost Amy Goodacre early in the match due to injury which made our day even harder. We hope it’s a speedy recovery for her.After the injury we needed to steady and just play out the game as best we could.Whilst the score line told its own story, we were able to see where usually we would have given up, we played the game out strongly indicating our progress from the beginning of the season.We will need every bit of determination this week when we meet Crib Point on our home court.

Crib Point MagpiesIn what was the best way to sum up our U/17’s season... They won! A great team e�ort showing how much they have learnt this year as they got an early jump on Tyabb and held on by 2 goals! Best on could have gone to all of the girls but Chloe wins the award due to her listening to everything her coach asked of her and completing each task well! Great job girls! You should all be very proud! C grade got back on the winners list with a strong win against Tyabb! As teams are pushing for �nals a win was needed by both teams but our girls got their momentum back and fought hard! The girls are a strong unit and it was a solid team e�ort from defense to attack! Elly’s talk around the ring was bene�cial to the goalers and Molly’s dedication for the ball was amazing!It was a must win game for B grade needing a win to keep their �nals chances alive however they fell short

against a very strong Tyabb! The girls rallied hard all day and gave it their everything! Tahlia even got mad! Season’s not over yet though!A grade played what was the game of the season! Two top teams battling it out! After falling behind at quarter time by 6, an amazing comeback in the second quarter to tie it up making it goal for goal for the rest of the game! A �nal result of a draw was an amazing team e�ort! Defence end was incredible and never giving up! Karly was amazing attacking a defensively! Grand �nal preview? This week we take on Hastings! Lets �nish o� the season strong with a win!

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Bendigo Community BankRosebud BudsA-Grade - Rainbow’s everywhere a fantastic e�ort made by the whole club. ‘Twas a slow start but with Kate cheering the girls on we picked up and played well. We ran with 7 and they held up well. Best on Darci Harris & Lauren Robinson. B-Grade - A solid performance, �nally putting together everything we have worked on during the season into one game and coming away with a good win. The ball �ow down the court and the positivity of the girls throughout the game was exceptional. Best on went to Megan Berry & Amy Krieger.C-Grade - It was a special day for all at our Club. We hosted an awareness day for Bec’s sister who is involved with Zaidees Rainbow Foundation raising awareness for organ & tissue donation. Kate was there all day supporting the girls (her old team mates) and it was an honour to be part of it. Best on was Bec who was running on adrenaline and Ali R who gives her all each week. Under 17s - What an intense match that was! Goal for goal the entire game made it a tough �ght for our girls. Amazing defence this week again by Hollie and Shannon. Hopefully our percentage keeps us on top of the ladder. Best on - Shannon & Hollie.All teams thank Sorrento for cooperating in starting each game 1 hour early to accommodate our Ladies Day & Zaidee’s Rainbow Foundation fundraiser and for playing the games in good spirit, our supporters and a special thank you to Bec for all her hard work and to Kate and Alan, Zaidees Dad, for attending the games.

Devon Meadows PanthersThe meadows had a positive day on the track with all Netball & Football sides getting the win and taking home the Panther Cup in a panther showdown against Pearcedale.A grade had three very consistent quarters. The girls worked very well as a team and came home �ring in the last quarter. We need to consolidate and keep the momentum �owing into this week and continue to play our game despite the pressure. BOC Em Van Rooye.B grade played very well despite the windy conditions. Defensively they rose to the occasion and the pressure down the court was immense. BOC Jess Gracan.C grade continued their winning streak with a solid performance. They took a while to get the momentum �owing but extended their lead and played with patience in the second half. BOC Sharon Balas.Today we look forward to our next challenge in Tyabb and we know that they will be 4 very competitive games across all grades. Let your hard work & e�ort at training play out on the court today. Teamwork will be our inspiration for all teams today - Teamwork divides the task and multiplies the success.

Tyabb YabbiesCommon sense has prevailed & B-Grade are back to full strength with their premiership points being returned. It was an anxious 3 week wait for the Yabbies as the �ght went to Netball Victoria & the MPNFL commission. Hopefully our stress & willingness to �ght for the welfare of our under aged players will see adjustments made to the rules so that they re�ect the policies written & enforced by Netball Australia. Our U/17s were disappointed with their output, however were pleased for the Crib Point girls gaining their �rst win. Well done to Jane for making such great progress with the girls across the season. C grade had one of those matches where things weren’t working in their favour. Defensively we were too slow to respond to the Cribby’s goalers & didn’t make the most of the opportunities that did arise. The girls can still make �nals but today would be do or die.Last time we met Crib Point in B-Grade they questioned our integrity, needing to play 3 A grade veterans due to 10 players being absent across A&B grade. Interestingly, the score line did not change from round one & re�ects the great consistency we have across our B Grade squad. A grade was an entertaining match with both teams displaying exceptional netball. Tyabb were able to get a number of goals up due to H & Steph’s intensity & hard work in attack. A slump in the 3rd saw Crib peck away at our lead & manage to �ght back to secure a draw. A great outcome for both teams as we near �nals.NIP! NIP!

Somerville EaglesLast round we took on Hastings at home. The C girls, for the �rst time in a long time, had 10 players ready to go! With slippery courts they did play it a bit safe but had fantastic passages of play and hard �ghts for the ball. The defence end had hands over pressure. The mid court moved the ball easily down the court and into the circle and the goalers shot well and fought hard for rebounds. Overall they had a great game and came away with a win. The B girls came out determined to show improvement from when they last played Hastings. With 10 players it was great to see everyone slot into their positions and adjust to changes on the court. It was a great team e�ort and a well deserved win. The A girls had a week o� rest and are reading to come out �ring against Red Hill this round. We look forward to 3 tough games! GO EAGLES!!

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Netball Notes


Bendigo Community Bank Footy ResultsSENIORS

Crib Point 10.12.72 def 3.8.26 TyabbCRIB POINT GOALS: B. Hill 2, M. Stansborough 2, D. Vercoe, B. Arnold, L. Herrington, J. Monger, R. Cli�ord, B. Davidson; BEST: K. Arnott, K. Stratton, D. Cook, L. Herrington, B. Hill, B. ArnoldTYABB GOALS: J. Connell, C. Morris, J. Anderson; BEST: T. Sparkes, E. Rahilly, D. Underwood, J. Connell, T. McGrath, T. Wreford

Frankston 13.14.92 def 6.4.40 DromanaFRANKSTON GOALS: B. Whittley 3, D. Sutton 2, S. Fox 2, M. Maiorino 2, G. Masterson 2, A. Williams, B. Muston; BEST: D. Sutton, B. O’Carroll, J. Francis, B. Whittley, R. Marks-Logan, S. FoxDROMANA GOALS: J. Hutchinson 2, R. Wilde, D. Marchesani, K. Voelkl, B. Cosson; BEST: J. Hutchinson, D. Marchesani, C. Ongarello, S. Williamson, K. Voelkl

Rosebud 13.15.93 def 8.11.59 SorrentoROSEBUD GOALS: K. Downie 4, G. Bentley 3, R. Bos 2, R. Spooner, B. Payne, A. Pegg, S. Downie; BEST: R. Bos, S. Downie, J. Jarman, B. Dwyer, B. Davidge, C. ZurekSORRENTO GOALS: N. Corp 3, S. Lockwood 2, S. Gladman, Z. Byrns, L. Tapscott; BEST: N. Marston, B. Kenyon, S. Gladman, J. Caspar, J. Brigden, L. Treeby

Pearcedale 9.9.63 def by 11.10.76 Devon MPEARCEDALE GOALS: A. Harnett 3, B. Mitchell 3, L. Jennings, G. Anderson, B. Dinger; BEST: A. Harnett, T. Bravo, M. Williams, D. Hoare, B. Dinger, B. MitchellDEVON MEADOWS GOALS: A. Doria 6, B. Wapshott 2, K. Salerno, J. Henderson, A. Adams; BEST: A. Doria, C. Barker, J. Henderson, B. Wapshott, J. Dehey, M. Pola

Red Hill 14.8.92 def 8.12.60 RyeRED HILL GOALS: M. Dal Lago 3, T. McKinley 3, H. Larwill 2, P. Dal Lago, M. Mock, L. Marchetti, J. Ross, J. Mold, D. McNamara; BEST: T. McKinley, M. Dal Lago, J. Siversen, D. McNamara, J. Mold, H. LarwillRYE GOALS: D. Millhouse 2, H. Whitty 2, N. Henley 2, M. Greig, M. Whelan; BEST: M. Dunn, D. Millhouse, R. Mullett, L. Morse, J. Jennings, K. Bardon

Somerville 13.11.89 def 11.14.80 HastingsSOMERVILLE GOALS: L. Rowe 6, R. Hogenbirk 3, S. Crowe, B. Rolfe, T. Farrelly, T. McGenniss; BEST: L. Rowe, T. Farrelly, R. Hogenbirk, L. Burton, J. Farrelly, J. AllsoppHASTINGS GOALS: C. McVeigh 3, L. Hewitt 2, M. Devereaux 2, D. Hull, D. Alanis, S. Foster, P. Rogasch; BEST: M. Devereaux, J. Hewitt, J. Ward, T. Green, L. Hewitt, C. McVeigh

RESERVESCrib Point 6.3.69 def 6.6.42 TyabbCRIB POINT GOALS: J. Pemberton-Buchanan 3, D. White, D. Macintyre, L. O’Connor; BEST: D. White, C. Campbell, G. Barclay, D. Macintyre, J. Bourke, M. DavisTYABB GOALS: J. Jones, M. Lawson, C. Harris, J. Wetzel, J. Simpson, J. Jones; BEST: J. Regan, M. Lawson, J. Simpson, J. Wetzel, K. Johnston, B. Delaney

Frankston 17.8.110 def 2.1.13 DromanaFRANKSTON GOALS: B. Holland 5, R. Lia 2, J. Kiss 2, D. Kitchin, J. Burr, A. Pasquill, B. Sharman, B. Tournier, D. White, A. Fulton, N. Phillips; BEST: B. Tournier, C. O’Neill, M. O�er, M. Bishop, D. Kitchin, J. BurrDROMANA GOALS: J. Wyatt, A. Bird; BEST: D. Norton, J. DeSouza, J. Wyatt, A. Bird, B. Hyde, A. Musgrave

Rosebud 6.5.41 def 5.6.36 SorrentoROSEBUD GOALS: D. Lloyd 2, J. Clarke, J. White, P. Jones, F. Hustwaite; BEST: M. Baker, J. Clarke, D. O’Hehir, C. Hotchin, C. Mulcair, F. HustwaiteSORRENTO GOALS: J. Seers 2, B. Feldhofer, B. McCormack, A. Morrison; BEST: W. Doyle, L. Croad, G. Hammond, L. Brigden, J. Seers, B. Feldhofer

Pearcedale 4.4.28 def by 15.10.100 Devon MPEARCEDALE GOALS: T. Symons 2, N. Mandic, C. Brownlee; BEST: N. Mandic, M. Wilson, J. Garrett, Z. Duncan, S. Blay, T. RenardDEVON MEADOWS GOALS: D. Mitchell 5, J. Blashki 3, R. Talbot 3, T. Saunders 2, T. Hayes, D. Tocknell; BEST: R. Shortis, T. Hayes, J. Blashki, D. Mitchell, D. Tocknell, T. Saunders

Red Hill 5.8.38 def by 5.11.41 RyeRED HILL GOALS: R. Blake 2, H. Byrt, C. Wood, W. Tuck; BEST: E. Bryan, N. O’Neill, W. Tuck, R. Blake, B. Thomson, A. GilmourRYE GOALS: R. Hawkins 2, S. Sterling, M. Harris, C. Ambrose; BEST: C. Ambrose, A. Emery, D. Howie, M. Harris, J. Cameron, J. Kirkwood

Somerville 11.13.79 def 6.7.43 HastingsSOMERVILLE GOALS: J. Ryan 3, D. Whittley 2, T. Finn 2, A. Wilson 2, W. Casey, C. Dow; BEST: S. Adams, T. Finn, Y. Marandos, J. Ryan, D. Whittley, M. HarrisHASTINGS GOALS: V. Vunimasi, C. Watson, M. Cave, C. Biviano, S. Williams, A. Harrison; BEST: A. Vinson, J. Bradshaw, C. Biviano, J. Stand�eld, V. Vunimasi, B. Schroen

UNDER 19Crib Point 6.12.48 def 6.9.45 TyabbCRIB POINT GOALS: J. Deas 3, J. Wisken, W. Larkin, J. Fisk; BEST: J. Deas, E. Smith, J. Wisken, N. Rutherford, W. Larkin, J. CorstensTYABB GOALS: C. Harris 2, B. Regan, D. Sawyer, R. Regan, J. Benham; BEST: L. Cox, B. Williams, B. Porra, C. Harris, B. Regan, N. Dwyer

Frankston 9.6.60 def 3.9.27 DromanaFRANKSTON GOALS: K. Villis 3, J. Rigby 2, T. Neal, B. Housden, L. Purchase, J. Beattie; BEST: B. Williams, J. Heatly, K. Villis, L. Ryan, T. Neal, J. RigbyDROMANA GOALS: D. Page, A. Bird, B. Tovey; BEST: B. Tovey, L. Martin, B. Olfers, O. Bonetto, A. Morgan, A. Bird

Rosebud 4.3.27 def by 11.16.82 SorrentoROSEBUD GOALS: W. Elliott 2, T. French, T. Huy; BEST: J. Hepner, M. Lloyd, J. Corrin, J. Argentino, A. Jarred, B. GibsonSORRENTO GOALS: J. Blair 3, H. White 2, K. King, D. Stringer, B. Holt, M. Towers, W. Tucker, H. Carter; BEST: W. Tucker, A. Callaghan, J. Erceg, M. Towers, D. Dunstan, H. Carter

Pearcedale 8.5.53 def by 7.20.62 Devon MPEARCEDALE GOALS: J. Stanes 4, B. Dinger 2, J. McLean, R. Mitchell; BEST: A. Roberts, R. Mitchell, J. Stanes, J. McLean, T. Craven, B. DingerDEVON MEADOWS GOALS: B. Calvert 3, D. Smith, C. Zahra, J. Harmes, D. Spring; BEST: J. Stewart, B. White, J. Oehms, L. Drew, D. Smith, C. Zahra

Red Hill 26.12.168 def 0.2.2 RyeRED HILL GOALS: A. Marchetti 8, N. Higgins 7, J. Magee 2, M. Knight 2, J. Brooks 2, M. Lonsdale, T. Dawson, J. Lowe, J. Gioutsos, S. Mitchell; BEST: M. Knight, L. Marchesani, M. Lonsdale, O. Wicks, A. Marchetti, N. HigginsRYE BEST: J. Hollway, M. Dunn, S. Gilmartin, N. Seddon, J. Papalia

Somerville 26.14.170 def 2.1.13 HastingsSOMERVILLE GOALS: C. Barnes 4, M. Harrison 4, T. Burton 4, P. Nagel 3, J. Walker-Swain 2, L. Dixon 2, L. Heppell - Hickson, T. Anderson, S. McDonnell, T. Roberts, S. Urwin, Z. Martin, M. Elliott; BEST: T. Roberts, B. Nation, R. McMahon, J. Walker-Swain, M. Harrison, P. NagelHASTINGS GOALS: J. Winton, K. Jansen; BEST: J. Winton, A. Je�s, J. Shore, K. Lewis, P. Langdale


Bendigo Community Bank Footy Stats

SENIORSTeam P W L D F A % Pts

Frankston 14 11 3 0 1460 806 181.14 44Rosebud 14 10 3 1 1210 784 154.34 42Somerville 14 10 4 0 1453 1048 138.65 40Red Hill 14 10 4 0 1117 890 125.51 40Hastings 14 9 5 0 1320 1016 129.92 36Sorrento 15 8 7 0 1349 1122 120.23 32Rye 15 7 7 1 1182 1304 90.64 30Dromana 14 7 7 0 1087 1192 91.19 28Devon M 14 6 8 0 1095 1213 90.27 24Pearcedale 14 4 10 0 974 1349 72.2 16Crib Point 14 2 12 0 895 1339 66.84 8Tyabb 14 0 14 0 608 1687 36.04 0

RESERVES Team P W L D F A % Pts

Rosebud 14 13 1 0 1214 432 281.02 52Red Hill 14 11 3 0 853 543 157.09 44Rye 15 10 5 0 1061 606 175.08 40Frankston 14 9 4 1 884 591 149.58 38Somerville 14 9 5 0 930 667 139.43 36Sorrento 15 9 6 0 910 714 127.45 36Devon M 14 6 7 1 683 824 82.89 26Crib Point 14 5 9 0 714 678 105.31 20Hastings 14 4 9 1 628 909 69.09 18Dromana 14 4 10 0 696 836 83.25 16Tyabb 14 2 11 1 508 1190 42.69 10Pearcedale 14 1 13 0 394 1485 26.53 4

UNDER 19’STeam P W L D F A % Pts

Red Hill 14 14 0 0 1622 269 602.97 56Sorrento 15 14 1 0 1859 347 535.73 56Rosebud 14 11 3 0 1170 511 228.96 44Somerville 13 9 4 0 1250 411 304.14 40Crib Point 14 9 5 0 748 784 95.41 36Frankston 14 8 6 0 814 705 115.46 32Devon M 14 5 9 0 748 866 86.37 20Tyabb 13 4 9 0 606 984 61.59 16Pearcedale 14 4 10 0 493 1061 46.47 16Hastings 14 4 10 0 490 1261 38.86 16Dromana 14 2 12 0 527 1287 40.95 8Rye 15 0 15 0 221 2062 10.72 0

LADDERS LEADING GOAL KICKER “HOT SHOT”

RESERVESPlayer Club R T

Scott Sterling Rye 1 25 Adrian Gileno Rye 0 24 William Casey Somerville 1 21 Neil Clark Crib Point 0 20 Ryan Hawkins Rye 2 17 Brendan Lee Dromana 0 17 Dylan Burstall Rye 0 17 Daniel Hickey Sorrento 0 16 Adrian Alford Rosebud 0 16 Clancy Fulton Rosebud 0 15

UNDER 19’SPlayer Club R T

Adam Marchetti Red Hill 8 54 Rhys Byrns Sorrento 0 39 Nathan Higgins Red Hill 7 38 Travis French Rosebud 1 29 Lachlan Taylor Rosebud 0 28 Patrick Nagel Somerville 3 28 Nathan Abbott Sorrento 0 23 Harrison White Sorrento 2 22 Koby Villis Frankston 3 22 Joel Wisken Crib Point 1 22

SENIORSPlayer Club R T

Nick Corp Sorrento 3 47 Matthew Greig Rye 1 40 Keegan Downie Rosebud 4 37 Luke Hewitt Hastings 2 36 Colin McVeigh Hastings 3 35 Michael Maiorino Frankston 2 32 Luke Rowe Somerville 6 31 Zachariah Longham Frankston 0 29 Scott Lockwood Sorrento 2 29 Benjamin Mitchell Pearcedale 3 29



Netball Stats

B GradeTeam P W D L F A Pts %Tyabb 14 13 0 1 713 383 52 186.16Somerville 13 12 0 1 650 336 48 193.45Devon M 14 10 1 3 669 352 42 190.06Frankston 14 10 0 4 637 446 40 142.83Crib Point 14 9 1 4 612 378 38 161.90Red Hill 14 8 0 6 517 597 32 86.60Rye 15 6 0 9 424 631 24 67.19Dromana 14 4 1 9 513 630 18 81.43Rosebud 14 4 1 9 412 544 18 75.74Hastings 13 4 0 9 354 483 16 73.29Pearcedale 14 1 0 13 319 633 4 50.39Sorrento 15 1 0 14 312 719 4 43.39

C GradeTeam P W D L F A Pts %Devon M 13 13 0 0 580 246 52 235.77Crib Point 14 10 1 3 395 294 42 134.35Pearcedale 14 9 1 4 375 282 38 132.98Somerville 13 9 0 4 406 229 36 177.29Tyabb 13 9 0 4 405 307 36 131.92Red Hill 14 7 0 7 418 374 28 111.76Frankston 14 6 2 6 356 329 28 108.21Rosebud 14 5 0 9 305 356 20 85.67Rye 15 5 0 10 350 500 20 70.00Dromana 14 4 1 9 269 426 18 63.15Hastings 13 2 1 10 195 380 10 51.32Sorrento 15 1 0 14 204 535 4 38.13

Under 17Team P B W D L F A Pts %Rosebud 9 5 7 1 1 294 169 50 173.96Dromana 9 5 7 1 1 281 183 50 153.55Sorrento 10 5 7 1 2 339 222 50 152.70Red Hill 10 4 6 1 3 242 187 42 129.41Devon M 8 6 3 0 5 218 235 36 92.77Tyabb 8 6 2 0 6 145 181 32 80.11Rye 11 4 2 0 9 205 330 24 62.12Crib Point 9 5 1 0 8 108 325 24 33.23Pearcedale 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

A GRADERosebud 52 def 34 SorrentoFrankston 25 def by 45 DromanaCrib Point 32 drew 32 TyabbRed Hill 65 def 29 RyePearcedale 20 def by 51 Devon MSomerville - Bye B GRADERosebud 41 def 21 SorrentoFrankston 51 def 30 DromanaCrib Point 37 def by 51 TyabbRed Hill 52 def 50 RyePearcedale 20 def by 46 Devon MSomerville ?? def ?? Hastings

C GRADERosebud 39 def 15 SorrentoFrankston 32 def 14 DromanaCrib Point 36 def 24 TyabbRed Hill 42 def 29 RyePearcedale 20 def by 32 Devon MSomerville ?? def ?? Hastings

U17Rosebud 27 drew 27 SorrentoCrib Point 18 def 16 TyabbRed Hill 27 def 16 RyeSomerville ?? def ?? HastingsFrankston - ByePearcedale - Bye

Weekend Results

A GradeTeam P B W D L F A Pts %Crib Point 13 1 12 1 0 604 292 54 206.85Tyabb 12 1 10 1 1 650 329 46 197.57Somerville 12 2 8 0 4 613 328 40 186.89Devon M 12 1 8 0 4 537 358 36 150.00Red Hill 13 1 8 0 5 566 488 36 115.98Dromana 13 1 8 0 5 492 494 36 99.60Rosebud 12 2 5 1 6 482 554 30 87.00Rye 14 1 4 0 10 489 628 20 77.87Pearcedale 13 1 4 0 9 351 613 20 57.26Sorrento 13 2 1 0 12 291 672 12 43.30Frankston 13 1 0 1 12 332 651 6 51.00Hastings 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

LADDERS


FOOTBALL Club Snrs Res U19 TotalRosebud 31.5 26 11 68.5Red Hill 30 22 14 66Frankston 33 19 8 60Somerville 30 18 9 57Sorrento 24 18 14 56Rye 22.5 20 0 42.5Hastings 27 9 4 40Devon M 18 13 5 36Dromana 21 8 2 31Crib Point 6 10 9 25Pearcedale 12 2 4 18Tyabb 0 5 4 9

NETBALL Team A B C U17 T

Tyabb 33 26 9 8 76Crib Point 39 19 10.5 6 74.5Devon M 27 21 13 8 69Somerville 30 24 9 - 63Red Hill 27 16 7 10.5 60.5Dromana 27 9 4.5 11.5 52Rosebud 19.5 9 5 12.5 46Rye 15 12 5 6 38Frankston 4.5 20 7 - 31.5Pearcedale 15 2 9.5 0 26.5Sorrento 6 2 1 12.5 21.5Hastings 0 8 2.5 - 10.5

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS

COMBINED CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPClub S R U19 A B C U17 TotalRed Hill 10 11 14 9 8 7 10.5 69.5Rosebud 10.5 13 11 6.5 4.5 5 12.5 63Somerville 10 9 9 10 12 9 - 59Devon Meadows 6 6.5 5 9 10.5 13 8 58Crib Point 2 5 9 13 9.5 10.5 6 55Sorrento 8 9 14 2 1 1 12.5 47.5Tyabb 0 2.5 4 11 13 9 8 47.5Dromana 7 4 2 9 4.5 4.5 11.5 42.5Rye 7.5 10 0 5 6 5 6 39.5Pearcedale 4 1 4 5 1 9.5 0 24.5Hastings 9 4.5 4 0 4 2.5 - 24

Combined U16 & U17’s Results (FDJFL & MPJFL)U16 - Round 14 - 31/07/2016

Mount Eliza 15.0.90 def Seaford 4.7.31Rosebud 15.15.105 def Balnarring 3.9.27Somerville 11.7.73 def Dromana 4.6.30Pearcedale Baxter 9.7.61 def Karingal 0.1.1Mount Martha 14.14.98 def Red Hill 6.7.43Bonbeach YCW 14.10.94 def Pines 7.15.57

U17 - Round 14 - 31/07/2016Frankston Rovers 9.10.64 def FrankstonDolphins 9.7.61Karingal 13.5.83 def Mount Eliza 8.8.56Dromana 11.5.71 def Somerville 9.10.64Sorrento 9.11.65 def P’daleBaxter Tyabb 8.7.55Rye 11.7.73 def Balnarring 2.1.13Crib Point 15.12.102 def CarrumDowns/Skye 6.6.42

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Football SeniorsTeam P W L D F A % Pts

F’ston YCW 15 14 1 0 1644 636 258.49 56Mt Eliza 15 12 3 0 1330 935 142.25 48Pines 16 10 6 0 1376 1152 119.44 40Bonbeach 15 9 6 0 1164 1119 104.02 36Edi-Asp 15 8 7 0 1126 1176 95.75 32Seaford 16 7 8 1 1213 1413 85.85 30Mornington 15 5 10 0 1222 1323 92.37 20Karingal 15 4 10 1 1018 1312 77.59 18Langwarrin 15 4 11 0 822 1303 63.09 16Chelsea 15 2 13 0 928 1474 62.96 8

Football ReservesTeam P W L D F A % Pts

Mt Eliza 15 14 1 0 1386 455 304.62 56Bonbeach 15 13 2 0 1005 482 208.51 52F’ston YCW 15 11 4 0 1023 674 151.78 44Langwarrin 15 10 5 0 1049 649 161.63 40Seaford 16 9 7 0 933 878 106.26 36Karingal 15 7 8 0 854 890 95.96 28Chelsea 15 6 9 0 823 911 90.34 24Edi-Asp 15 3 12 0 499 1058 47.16 12Pines 16 2 14 0 463 1321 35.05 8Mornington 15 1 14 0 557 1274 43.72 4

Football Under 19Team P W L D F A % Pts

Mt Eliza 15 12 3 0 1108 544 203.68 48Seaford 16 11 5 0 1316 592 222.30 44Langwarrin 15 11 4 0 1059 636 166.51 44F’ston YCW 15 10 5 0 1070 635 168.50 40Karingal 15 10 5 0 1045 762 137.14 40Edi-Asp 15 8 7 0 934 840 111.19 32Mornington 15 7 8 0 956 906 105.52 28Bonbeach 15 5 10 0 617 1192 51.76 20Chelsea 15 2 13 0 632 1163 54.34 8Pines 16 0 16 0 309 1778 17.38 0

Peninsula League LaddersNetball A Grade

Team P W D L F A Pts %

Edi-Asp 14 14 0 0 793 285 56 278.25Karingal 15 13 0 2 934 474 52 197.05Seaford 15 11 0 4 687 514 44 133.66Mornington 15 9 0 6 644 532 36 121.05F’ston YCW 15 8 0 7 592 550 32 107.64Mt Eliza 15 7 0 8 630 671 28 93.89Langwarrin 15 6 0 9 543 675 24 80.44Pines 16 4 0 12 611 771 16 79.25Bonbeach 15 2 0 13 331 886 8 37.36Chelsea 15 1 0 14 357 764 4 46.73

Netball B GradeTeam P W D L F A Pts %

Edi-Asp 15 14 0 1 838 385 56 217.66Karingal 15 13 0 2 852 455 52 187.25F’ston YCW 15 12 0 3 689 450 48 153.11Seaford 15 9 0 6 590 456 36 129.39Mornington 15 9 0 6 609 530 36 114.91Mt Eliza 15 7 0 8 614 649 28 94.61Langwarrin 15 5 0 10 548 657 20 83.41Chelsea 15 4 0 11 356 689 16 51.67Pines 15 2 0 13 488 790 8 61.77Bonbeach 15 0 0 15 352 875 0 40.23

Netball C GradeTeam P W D L F A Pts %

Edi-Asp 15 14 1 0 910 310 58 293.55Karingal 15 14 0 1 796 443 56 179.68F’ston YCW 15 10 1 4 600 450 42 133.33Mt Eliza 15 9 0 6 644 578 36 111.42Langwarrin 15 8 0 7 569 497 32 114.49Mornington 15 7 0 8 529 529 28 100.00Seaford 15 5 0 10 515 575 20 89.57Chelsea 15 5 0 10 423 588 20 71.94Pines 15 2 0 13 372 761 8 48.88Bonbeach 15 0 0 15 267 894 0 29.87

Netball D GradeTeam P W D L F A Pts %

Edi-Asp 15 15 0 0 593 172 60 344.77Karingal 15 13 0 2 616 285 52 216.14F’ston YCW 15 11 0 4 447 303 44 147.52Mt Eliza 15 11 0 4 508 360 44 141.11Langwarrin 15 7 0 8 358 353 28 101.42Seaford 15 5 0 10 259 383 20 67.62Chelsea 15 4 2 9 259 489 20 52.97Pines 15 4 0 11 239 461 16 51.84Bonbeach 15 2 1 12 263 515 10 51.07Mornington 15 1 1 13 250 471 6 53.08

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