the amateur footballer, week 3, 2016

1THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2016

LEST WE FORGET This Anzac Day long

weekend is a time to remember those who tragically passed away in war defending the rights of Australians. Last year we focussed on the two VAFA recipients of the Victoria Cross, the highest individual honour bestowed on a soldier. The heroic stories of Captain Robert (Bob) Cuthbert Grieve (Collegians) and Flight Lieutenant William (Bill) Ellis Newton (Old Melburnians) are published in more detail on our website www.vafa.com.au.

Two VAFA matches will be played on Anzac Day, Monday. St Bedes Mentone Tigers host Old Scotch in an Anzac Day traditional clash. This match is able to be reintroduced this season as both are reunited in the same section. On the other side of town Fitzroy will host AJAX at the Brunswick St Oval. Two opportunities for independent VAFA supporters to spend a relaxing holiday afternoon watching some great football without the stresses of their team playing.

Whilst not actually participating on Anzac Day, many clubs will still be conducting service to honour the Anzacs, predominantly during the interval between the reserves and the seniors.

As we remember these heroic deeds of great Australian soldiers it is with great sadness the football community in Melbourne was devastated to lose a young Australian in a cowardly act last weekend. On behalf of the VAFA community I would like to extend our sincere condolences to the Cronin family on the tragic passing of their son Patrick.

Patrick played his junior football with Research FC and then progressed to their senior affiliate Lower Plenty FC in the Northern Football League. Whilst his team were defeated by West Preston- Lakeside he was celebrating playing his first senior football match with his brother

Lucas. A large brawl broke out at a hotel in Diamond Creek and Patrick was punched from behind when coming to the aid of a friend caught in the crossfire.

Patrick never regained consciousness and his life support system was turned off on Monday. All of Patrick’s organ’s, except for his heart, have been donated.

The VAFA community suffered from an event when James Macready-Bryan was celebrating his 20th birthday with his Old Carey teammates. An act of senseless violence left James permanently disabled.

The James Macready-Bryan Foundation was set up in February 2007 with these main aims:

• To provide financial support for care and rehabilitation, not only for James, but also for other young sufferers of an acquired brain injury.

• To give a public voice to those young people, who all too often literally cannot speak for themselves.

• To improve the shortfalls in the medical, financial, political and social service systems, in which young lives are saved but not adequately supported.

The VAFA endeavours to promote a safe and family friendly environment to play, and watch football. All of our clubs are supportive of the non-consumption of alcohol at our games, our strict zero tolerance of poor behaviour directed at umpires and our send-off audible obscenity rule. These are all enforceable whilst under the strict supervision of our officials and clubs. Unfortunately, it is generally when the players are out in large numbers, without the control of our clubs that problems arise.

The VAFA and our clubs must continue to drive the messages to our players and supporters that one punch can kill.

The Amateur FootballerTHE JOURNAL OF THE VICTORIAN AMATEUR FOOTBALL ASSOCIATIONApril 23, 2016 $3.00 Vol. 16 No. 3

Cover: dual Woodrow Medalist Adam Bentick in action on Grand Final Day

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Old Melburnians exacted what little grand final revenge one can in a home and away rematch against St Kevin’s; De La Salle scraped over the line by the smallest of margins in a night time classic against Old Xaverians; St Bernard’s lost their second consecutive match in 2016 at the hands of Collegians; while University Blues and Old Trinity were clinical in their Round 2 victories against Old Carey and University Blacks, respectively.

I’m sure the elation of a Round 2 victory pales in comparison to the disappointment of grand final loss, but Old Melburnians must have felt an air of satisfaction following their 45-point win against St Kevin’s at Sportscover Arena. George Hurley-Wellington kicked four goals to go alongside his best-on-ground performance, while Al Armstrong continues to cause havoc in the OMs forward 50, with his three goals placing him second on the overall leader board with six. OMs are exciting in more ways than one as they respond to the rigours of William Buck Premier football with an ease encompassed by very few. SKOB are placed precariously two rounds into the season, sitting eighth after allowing the second-highest amount of points against. Stephen Gilham, Jordan Gysberts and Anthony Lynch missing from their starting line-up hurts and if they’re unable to return to the fold sooner rather than later, SKOB will miss their chance to accomplish the same feats as St Bedes/Mentone Tigers in 2007/08.

Night time football often elicits champagne results and this year’s first senior match under lights was no exception. Paul Satterly’s De La Salle outfit is firing on all cylinders at present, taking us back to their last 10 home and away matches of 2015 with run, carry and a whole lot more run. Despite losing Matt Fieldsend and Matthew Moore to injury in the first quarter, De La managed to abolish a four-goal quarter time deficit (thanks largely to the Williams brothers) and hold on in the clutches by the smallest of margins. Xavs were not without their own

injury concerns as Michael Darvell limped off early in the match with a strained hamstring. Tyson Thomas had the opportunity to put the Xavs in front with just minutes remaining but after completing a stunning grab in slightly wet conditions he failed to convert and pushed it out on the full. As disappointing the result was for Xavs, they can expect to find themselves pitted against the De La train in September.

Collegians are showcasing similar traits to OMs at the moment; relative unknown heading into the season but surprising brilliant. Lindsay Apted, Tom Penberthy and Will Tardif starred in their 34-point win against St Bernard’s, while Courtney Hylton and Andrew Scott refuse to slow down. 1-1 after two rounds and with a combined list of youthful exuberance and premiership experience, the Lions may surprise a few more teams in the near future; starting with a mouth-watering clash against De La this weekend. It’s hard to analyse the Snow Dogs’ slow start to the season due to the number of premiership players representing again in 2016. U23 Big V Simon Caven played his first match for Coburg on the weekend, while Jock Nelson medallist, Mitch Hannan, and a host of other players continue to ply their trade elsewhere. However, their loss to Collegians takes them to 0-2 and ninth on the ladder. It’s not where Mark Riley would have wanted them but with a few tweaks of the game plan and a healthy list, expect them to bounce back in the coming weeks. Once a champion, always a threat.

University Blues were an improved unit this week from the side who narrowly held off OMs as they sent through four unanswered first-term goals on their way to a 39-point win against Old Carey. Whether 39 points against the Panthers or eight against OMs, the Blues are getting it done. Kieran Harper will miss for most, if not all, of the season and losing joint Woodrow medallist, Ross Young, to the country will get some getting used to. However, with Hugh Vicker-Willis (best afield),

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Old Carey v Old Melburnians

University Blues v University Blacks

St Bernard’s v Old Trinity

St Kevin’s v Old Xaverians

De La Salle v Collegians

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Tom Quinn (three goals), Marshall Rippon (game changer) and Jeremy Mugavin (does it all) at the forefront, the Blues will continue to get the points. The Panthers were valiant in defeat and kicked just two less goals than the Blues in the last three quarters after a scoreless opening term. Julian Rowe was dominant in his 100th match for the Club, while Sam Cust is exploding as an elite midfielder of the competition. Best on last week and two goals in a stunning display this week, Cust is the young Panther to put on the watch list.

Sitting atop the William Buck Premier ladder, Old Trinity are perched slightly above De La Salle as the form side of the competition. Over the weekend, they backed up their first round win with a hard-fought 26-point victory against University Blacks. Andrew Kyriacopolous has arguably polled six votes with his Andrew Gaff-esque run and carry, Jack Hunt displayed a second consecutive standout performance with two goals, while Ed Weatherson added four majors of his own. On the flip side, the Blacks

suffered their first loss for the season, but were not without their chances. A five-goal to two third term brought them within four points, but the T’s proved too strong in the end and booted four consecutive goals in the final quarter. The Blacks are looking ominous under Cam Roberts this season and with Bede Mahon, Adam Pitt and Brendan Dess running riot, they are not without a chance.

This weekend bodes as another William Buck Premier special headlined by the grand final rematch between the T’s and Snow Dogs. Xavs and St Kevin’s will reignite rivalries when they clash at TH King; Collegians are up against the red-hot De La train; the Panthers and OMs will go head-to-head at Carey Sports Complex; and not to mention, there a Uni derby. Is it rivalry round?

WILLIAM BUCK PREMIER LAST ROUND PREMIER RESERVE

Collegians 5.2, 5.4, 8.11, 10.18 (78)St Bernards 3.3, 3.8, 4.9, 5.14 (44)GOALS, Collegians: H. Croft 2, S. Hibbins 2, L. Apted 1, J. Hocking 1, A. Scott 1, K. Ong 1, M. Singleton 1, A. Fahie 1St Bernards: A. Bentick 2, D. Wall 1, M. DeLeur 1, A. Boyse 1BEST, Collegians: L. Apted, T. Penberthy, W. Tardif, W. Johnson, A. Scott, C. HyltonSt Bernards: M. DeLeur, J. Bennie, J. Carey, Z. O’Halloran, A. Singleton, N. KazuroOld Melburnians 2.2, 7.5, 7.7, 12.12 (84)St Kevins 2.5, 2.8, 4.12, 4.15 (39)GOALS, Old Melburnians: G. Hurley-Wellington 4, A. Armstrong 3, T. Marshall 2, J. De Steiger 2, S. Watson 1St Kevins: L. Nankervis 1, A. Morris 1, G. Gleeson 1, M. Murphy 1BEST, Old Melburnians: G. Hurley-Wellington, T. Bachet, T. Rosenthal, S. Watson, C. Banfield, M. WilkinsSt Kevins: C. Ross, W. Coates, J. Strauss, N. Meehan, J. Holden, M. SmartOld Trinity Gr 2.4, 4.10, 6.12, 10.12 (72)University Blacks 1.2, 1.4, 6.8, 6.10 (46)GOALS, Old Trinity Gr: A. Polidoros 2, D. Morris 2, J. Hunt 2, A. Kyriacopoulos 2, J. Osborn 1, E. Weatherson 1University Blacks: L. Dornauf 2, A. Robbins 1, J. Edwards 1, C. Moorfield 1, T. Sharp 1BEST, Old Trinity Gr: A. Kyriacopoulos, J. Hunt, C. Pohl, H. Tyson, F. Stewart, N. RobertsUniversity Blacks: B. Dess, B. Mahon, T. Chalkley, B. Sheahan, A. Pitt, S. FlightUniversity Blues 4.2, 7.3, 9.5, 11.8 (74)Old Carey Gr 0.0, 4.2, 4.4, 5.5 (35)GOALS, University Blues: T. Quinn 3, T. MacKenzie 2, P. Hayes 2, P. Gardiner 1, C. Hinkley 1, M. James 1, R. McMahon 1Old Carey Gr: S. Cust 2, C. Jones 2, W. Nichols 1BEST, University Blues: H. Vickers-Willis, A. Nice, M. James, C. Williams, J. Mugavin, D. HinkleyOld Carey Gr: J. Rowe, J. Gaff, S. Cust, J. Rice, J. Rimington, L. MacleodDe La Salle 0.1, 5.4, 6.9, 8.15 (63)Old Xaverians 4.1, 4.3, 8.6, 9.8 (62)GOALS, De La Salle: S. Pickett 3, L. Harrison 3, D. Rayson 1, A. Indovino 1Old Xaverians: M. Handley 5, J. Bruno 1, D. Symeopoulos 1, C. Margin 1, T. Thomas 1BEST, De La Salle: J. Williams, S. Williams, A. Forato, T. Humphrey, D. Rayson, N. CurwoodOld Xaverians: M. Handley, D. Symeopoulos, C. Woodley, C. Margin, T. Johnston, D. Noonan

Collegians 3.3, 5.4, 8.5, 10.9 (69)St Bernards 3.4, 8.5, 9.6, 10.6 (66)GOALS, Collegians: B. Riddle 3, S. Hynes 2, J. Hampton 2, C. Middleton 1, H. Pool 1, S. Cutts 1St Bernards: BEST, Collegians: H. Pool, C. Middleton, M. Irvine, M. Yates, N. Crema, T. BaxterSt Bernards: Old Melburnians 1.2, 3.4, 3.4, 7.8 (50)St Kevins 2.3, 3.5, 5.7, 6.9 (45)GOALS, Old Melburnians: A. McFarlane 3, T. Hywood 2, P. Garschagen 1, L. Prendergast 1St Kevins: E. Waldron 2, J. Ring 1, K. Emery 1, Z. Ginies 1, R. Stagg 1BEST, Old Melburnians: L. Prendergast, A. Karatzas, A. McFarlane, E. Fanning, S. Madsen, T. De FegleySt Kevins: M. Turnbull, N. McArdle, T. Quinlan, T. Bourke, L. Sabato, O. BraithwaiteOld Trinity Gr 1.4, 5.5, 7.6, 10.9 (69)University Blacks 1.1, 4.1, 5.3, 7.4 (46)GOALS, Old Trinity Gr: N. Valkanis 2, J. Walsh 2, M. Cooper 2, M. Corney 1, L. Robertson 1, A. Heuston 1, T. Young 1University Blacks: M. O’Brien 2, J. Bismire 2, M. Nunan 1, T. Sheahan 1, L. Steere 1BEST, Old Trinity Gr: S. Joyce, T. Young, S. Emerson, S. Murphy, M. Corney, C. RaeUniversity Blacks: J. Bismire, M. O’Brien, L. Huntington, L. Steere, H. AllenUniversity Blues 5.4, 8.8, 15.12, 22.15 (147)Old Carey Gr 2.0, 3.0, 3.0, 3.0 (18)GOALS, University Blues: J. Wood 6, D. Heinz 6, T. Girdwood 2, W. Hartnell 2, Z. Thomson 1, A. Batarilo 1, J. Koroneos 1, L. Stewart 1, J. Carr 1, N. Sambevski 1Old Carey Gr: S. Cambridge 2, M. Nixon 1BEST, University Blues: Z. Thomson, D. Heinz, W. Hartnell, J. Wood, A. Batarilo, D. Van De PolOld Carey Gr: M. Nixon, J. Meldrum, B. Consalvo, A. Candlish, S. Cambridge, L. FotheringhamDe La Salle 5.1, 8.3, 9.3, 15.4 (94)Old Xaverians 2.2, 5.2, 9.5, 10.6 (66)GOALS, De La Salle: R. McDonough 5, T. Nicholls 5, C. Dooley 2, E. Clinch 1, S. Vawser 1, D. Close 1Old Xaverians: J. Douglas 3, C. Beetham 2, T. Anderson 2, J. Hannan 2, M. Douglas 1BEST, De La Salle: T. Curry, E. Clinch, B. Close, D. Close, R. McDonough, T. NichollsOld Xaverians: J. Pintal, T. Anderson, C. Beetham, C. Beetham, J. Douglas, M. Douglas

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The Premier B ladder has been taken over by the newcomers, with Old Scotch, Beaumaris and Old Haileybury occupying

the top three positions on the ladder after Round 2. St Bede’s/Mentone makes up the four despite being rolled by Old Brighton, while Ajax had an impressive second half, allowing them to run away from the Rovers at home.

The Vultures held a two point lead over the Sharks in a relatively low scoring first half but the game opened up in the third quarter, with both teams basically doubling their half time score. The Vultures got on the board first seven minutes in, while Tom Simpkin quickly replied for Beaumaris after being set up by Will Edmonds. It was goal-for-goal as Kurt Lopo marked uncontested and converted successfully for the Vultures, then Shark Josh Ward finished off some good gut running through the middle of the ground. Jason Bristow goaled off the pack then Matt Lovejoy pounced on a loose ball and finished for Beaumaris. Jesse Waters kicked truly for the Vultures after being the recipient of a holding free kick, then Beaumaris finally managed to string together two goals in a row through Stephen Milne and Simpkin, who completed a clever soccer goal in the goal square after a marking contest. Parkdale scored the last two goals of the quarter; Lopo finished off some great work from teammate Josh Manning, who laid the perfect tackle and was rewarded, while Nathan Peterson fired in a long set shot through the uprights to give Parkdale a seven point lead heading into the last quarter. However, it was all Beaumaris in the final stanza, finishing with eight goals to two including three to Stephen Milne and two to Drew Kelly.

St Bede’s/Mentone started their season off in fine form, with an 85 point win over Fitzroy, while Old Brighton were overrun by the Bloods. The Tigers started better, opening up a 20-point lead at the first break. However, the Tonners broke the game open with a seven-goal-to-one second term and never looked back. Nick Coroneos set the tone with a clever tap to Tom Fisher in the goal square. The game was hard and tough early on, with lots of stoppages. A chain of Tiger handballs ended up with Brett Denton who kicked long to Mitch Coen for the Tigers first and only goal for the quarter. Michael Karayannis was lively all day,

kicking four goals. He made the Tigers pay for their mistakes, kicking the last one of the quarter after the Tigers defender failed to rush it through and he picked it up and snapped truly over his shoulder. Brock Rawlinson had a big quarter with three goals for the Tonners. Carrying the momentum into the second half, the Tonners led the whole way through, finishing with a ten-goal second half to run out with a four-goal win.

Ajax hosted the Hampton Rovers, with both teams looking to get on the winners list after going down in Round 1. The Jackas opened up a nice lead after a five goal first term, but the Rovers did the same in the second, bringing the margin back to seven points in favour of the home side at the main break. Four Ajax goals to none in the third set up the game, and the Rovers needed to produce something special. They started the final term well, kicking the first two goals inside the first three minutes through Sam Bradford and Nathan Smith. Ajax squandered a couple of chances before Alex Wollan gathered a loose ball and snapped their first. Nick Lewis kicked to Geoff Measey on the lead. His set shot fell short but Richie Simon pounced in the goal square and put it through. Dean Rotenberg and Warren Steinberg both converted from set shots, then Jarryd Ludski got the ball to David Fayman who turned side-on, Stevie-J style, and slotted it through. Measey and Fayman both scored majors before Smith got himself a free kick from a throw-in and converted a late consolation goal for the Rovers.

Monash Blues would be cursing their luck, having to face the two Premier-relegated sides in the first two weeks. Just like the previous week against Beaumaris, the Blues started well, matching the Cardinals in a tight opening term. Old Scotch opened up the game, kicking four goals to two in each of the middle quarters, giving themselves a 35 point lead at the final break. Jonathan Daggian opened the scoring for the Cardinals, then Tom Havers finished up on the end of a chain of errors by both sides. His kick just cleared the pack on the goal line

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Beaumaris v Old Haileybury

Old Brighton v Hampton

Parkdale v Monash

Old Scotch v St Bede’s/Mentone

Ajax v Fitzroy

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Ajax 5.4, 7.5, 11.7, 18.10 (118)Hampton Rovers AFC 1.2, 6.4, 6.8, 9.11 (65)GOALS, Ajax: D. Fayman 5, W. Steinberg 3, D. Rotenberg 2, G. Measey 2, C. Jankie 2, S. Fayman 1, R. Simon 1, A. Wollan 1, B. Caplan 1 Hampton Rovers AFC: N. Smith 4, S. Bradford 2, S. Clements 2, M. Short 1BEST, Ajax: G. Measey, J. Ludski, D. Fayman, B. Caplan, W. Steinberg, A. Burstin Hampton Rovers AFC: N. Smith, C. Carnovale, R. Atkins, C. Miles, M. Care, F. Garraway-McMasterOld Haileybury 2.2, 4.7, 7.8, 12.11 (83)Fitzroy FC 3.5, 5.6, 10.7, 10.7 (67)GOALS, Old Haileybury: C. Connelly 3, A. Toy 2, C. Rich 2, J. Toy 1, P. Shakallis 1, J. Fisscher 1, P. Gleadhill 1, E. Limon 1 Fitzroy FC: D. Bisetto 3, T. Cheshire 2, J. Dalton 1, A. Green 1, D. Pound-Palmieri 1, C. Stevic 1, S. Baker 1BEST, Old Haileybury: J. Plymin, J. Fisscher, L. Treverton, A. Weekes, C. ConnellyFitzroy FC: D. Bisetto, M. Kyroussis, T. Cheshire, R. Borland, S. Baker, G. HesseOld Scotch 3.2, 7.7, 11.11, 16.14 (110)Monash Blues 2.3, 4.4, 6.6, 10.9 (69)GOALS, Old Scotch: J. Daggian 4, T. Macmillan 3, M. Seed 2, E. Furey 1, J. Bull 1, C. Goldby 1, T. Havers 1, A. Franetic 1, J. Bowden 1, M. Davis 1Monash Blues: A. Headberry 4, N. Petering 2, M. Hardiman 1, J. Meade 1, J. Young 1, J. Taylor 1BEST, Old Scotch: J. Bull, H. Perry, J. Bowden, A. Lim, T. Macmillan, M. SeedMonash Blues: G. Gillian, N. Woodland, A. Hickey, J. Meade, M. Cameron, C. RossettiOld Brighton Gr 2.3, 9.8, 13.8, 19.12 (126)St Bedes / Mentone Tigers AFC 5.5, 6.8, 9.14, 14.17 (101)GOALS, Old Brighton Gr: M. Karayannis 4, B. Rawlinson 3, T. Fisher 2, M. Slater 2, C. King 2, H. Hill 2, N. Coroneos 1, D. Anthony 1, R. Bolger 1, K. Parsons 1St Bedes / Mentone Tigers AFC: P. Wintle 3, M. Barnes 3, M. Coen 2, J. Cowan 2, L. Velluto 2, J. Tyquin 1, B. Dance 1BEST, Old Brighton Gr: M. Karayannis, T. Mariani, B. Trivett, T. Fisher, H. Hill, A. McBainSt Bedes / Mentone Tigers AFC: J. Tyquin, M. Barnes, B. O’Toole, J. Cowan, P. Wintle, G. RowlandsBeaumaris FC 3.5, 5.9, 10.10, 18.16 (124)Parkdale Vultures 4.4, 6.5, 12.5, 14.6 (90)GOALS, Beaumaris FC: S. Milne 6, D. Kelly 2, T. Simpkin 2, L. Globan 1, J. Grange 1, W. Murton 1, J. Ward 1, S. McLaren 1, R. Cathcart 1, S. Braithwaite 1, M. Lovejoy 1Parkdale Vultures: K. Lopo 4, N. Peterson 3, C. Dillon 2, L. Platt 1, J. Waters 1, J. Bristow 1, J. Manning 1, N. Papatsanis 1BEST, Beaumaris FC: R. Cathcart, D. Kelly, L. Hiscock, S. Braithwaite, S. Milne, L. GlobanParkdale Vultures: J. Bristow, K. Lopo, C. Dillon, D. Moloney , B. Stevenson, M. Graham

Ajax 7.0, 11.4, 12.8, 14.10 (94)Hampton Rovers AFC 1.2, 2.4, 2.5, 3.6 (24)GOALS, Ajax: J. Forbes 4, D. Goodman 3, J. Tonkin 2, O. Hoffman 1, J. Berkowitz 1, R. White 1, J. Cohen 1, J. Kalmus 1Hampton Rovers AFC: B. Traeger-Haig 1, J. Berry 1, S. Curry 1BEST, Ajax: J. Kalmus, D. Goodman, J. Yarrow, J. Berkowitz, J. Forbes, N. Zielinski

Fitzroy FC 2.5, 5.6, 8.9, 8.10 (58)Old Haileybury 1.1, 4.2, 4.5, 6.6 (42)GOALS, Fitzroy FC: J. MacKay 3, J. Spriggs 1, B. McAdam 1, C. Doherty 1, A. Lambert 1, H. Morris-Dalton 1Old Haileybury: M. Seccull 2, C. Faulkner 2, A. Woltering 1, J. Hanfi-Scott 1BEST, Fitzroy FC: C. Moore, D. Olarenshaw, B. McAdam, L. Edwards, E. Pavlich, J. SimcoeOld Haileybury: A. Woltering, J. Alkemade, S. MacPherson, S. Hall, J. Hanfi-Scott, N. Hunter

Old Scotch 0.5, 2.9, 3.11, 8.15 (63)Monash Blues 0.3, 2.5, 4.6, 5.9 (39)GOALS, Old Scotch: C. Dixon 2, T. Beddison 2, S. Margitich 1, B. Borland 1, A. van Ryn 1, H. Dick 1Monash Blues: J. Davidson 2, N. Mills 1, L. Buck 1, L. Darcy 1BEST, Old Scotch: S. Willatt, C. Long, C. O’Beirne, A. van Ryn, B. Borland, A. O’ShannessyMonash Blues: T. Waters, N. Burri, P. Clifton, G. McMahon, L. Darcy, P. Long

St Bedes / Mentone Tigers AFC 1.4, 3.10, 7.11, 10.16 (76)Old Brighton Gr 2.2, 2.2, 3.5, 5.6 (36)GOALS, St Bedes / Mentone Tigers AFC: M. Caia 3, A. Whalebone 2, S. D’Andrea 1, T. Pastura 1, J. Dalzotto 1, L. Stutterd 1, A. Cross 1Old Brighton Gr: B. Randall 2, S. Hooy 1, M. Ho 1, T. Boxtel 1BEST, St Bedes / Mentone Tigers AFC: J. Dawes, A. Whalebone, B. Nicoll, S. D’Andrea, R. Iudica, A. CrossOld Brighton Gr: W. Bardoel, S. Zaia, M. Ho, T. Boxtel, S. Hooy, B. Randall

Beaumaris FC 3.2, 9.9, 11.10, 15.15 (105)Parkdale Vultures 2.2, 2.2, 5.4, 8.4 (52)GOALS, Beaumaris FC: D. Gribbin 5, D. Pritchard 2, J. Smith 2, T. Abbott 2, T. Woolnough 1, N. Dickinson 1, J. Di Natale 1, T. Cumming 1Parkdale Vultures: D. Glascott 3, K. Bode 2, L. Emmerson 1, R. Irvine 1, J. Everest 1BEST, Beaumaris FC: T. Cumming, L. Edmondson, D. Pritchard, D. Gribbin, S. McBain, P. RichterParkdale Vultures: D. Glascott, R. Meade, W. McGowan, J. Everest, S. Kelleher


for the Cardinals second. Daggian kicked two more for the Cardinals before the Blues replied with two of their own through Andre Headberry and Nick Petering, both from strong contested marks inside 50. Callum Goldby kicked truly for the Cardinals after a handball over the top from Daggian and Headberry kicked his fourth for the Blues after another strong contested mark.

Fitzroy was looking to bounce back after being trounced by the Tigers in Round 1 and came up against Old Haileybury, who started their Premier B campaign by rolling over the top of Old Brighton. It was a rather dull and unpleasant day, but the atmosphere at Brunswick Street always lifts the spirits. The game was tight early on, with the Roys going into half time with a five point buffer in a low-scoring contest. Five goals to three in the third term extended the Roys lead and the passionate Redders fans were expectant. The quarter began with two behinds each, before Peter Shakallis marked from a Fitzroy backline error and kicked truly.

Six minutes of scoreless footy later, a long kick inside 50 by Joseph Fisscher found Corey Connelly who converted the Bloods second for the quarter. A few minutes later Ed Limon found himself in front of goal and kicked another one for the Bloods, putting them in front. Connelly kicked two more for the visitors who ran out with a 14-point win. Contrary to what the official scoreline says, the Roys were not scoreless in the final term, but they were goalless, managing just two behinds. Daniel Bisetto and Tom Cheshire kicked five goals between them and were among the best for Fitzroy.

Round 3 will take place over two days: On Saturday, Old Haileybury will have their good form tested when they travel to take on Beaumaris; the Rovers are looking for their first win and will host Old Brighton; Monash Blues travel to the Vultures Nest to face Parkdale. On Monday (Anzac Day), the Tigers host top-of-the-ladder Old Scotch and Ajax meets Fitzroy at Brunswick Street.

Please email your match reports, thoughts and feelings by Sunday afternoon to [email protected]

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It was undoubtable the match of the round, and no better place to start the Premier C report than with the Kew vs Old Ivanhoe battle! It was going to be a telling game, setting up either side for their year ahead and it’s fair to say, both sides can come out of the game with positives. Kew showed that they are capable of competing against the Sections best and will be a force in 2016. For Old Ivanhoe, they showed they’ve got the courage and to never write them off after the come from behind victory without Groth and Ferguson. It was a see-saw battle which saw Old Ivanhoe Grammarians captain, Michael Mitris, cap off his standout four quarter performance by kicking the winning goal after the siren and sealing an incredible one-point win at Chelsworth Park. Trailing by 11 points with three minutes left on the clock, the Hoes kicked successive majors in the dying minutes, with the skipper’s coming on the back of a Nick Reiwoldt-inspired contested mark 20m out. The match between the two Premier C heavyweights stood up to all expectations, with both sides dominating play at different times throughout the day. The Bears were outstanding in their last quarter comeback, turning a 21-point deficit into an 11-point lead via dominant displays by Kyle Margaritis and Zac Jones. Jack Delbridge often found himself at the coalface and Maibaum snagged three majors for the Bears, while Paul Colbert kicked three of his own for the Hoes.

Caulfield Grammarians flexed their muscles in what looked like a close encounter at three quarter time against Ormond, until Caulfield piled on six goals in the last quarter to finish the game 50 points clear. It was the first victory for Caulfield and they will try to continue their form into this week’s game against Marcellin. Brett Sinclair was superb all day finishing with three goals for the Fields whilst Charlie Logan managed to kick four majors. Daniel Haysom tried to will the Monders over the line but it wasn’t enough even with

the help of Jeremy Simon and James Landman who kicked two goals respectively. Ormond now find themselves last on the ladder and face the difficult task of unbeaten Old Ivanhoe this weekend.

An electric first quarter to Mazenod saw them four goals clear of Old Camberwell Grammarians at quarter time. Not to give in, the Wellers were equally impressive in the second quarter kicking 4.7 and held the Nodders to only one point. But it was the resurgent that saw the Nodders pile on 12 goals in the second half to run away with a 43 point victory. Kieren McKeogh was a part of the Mazenod Under 19 program since 2014 where he played a dominant role up forward. What looks to be like his first senior year of football, Kieren found his feet finishing the day with four majors. His partner in crime and another young gun of the Nodders was Thomas Cincotta who also bagged four goals to go with his best on ground performance. Thomas Kanz kicked three for the Wellers but it was enough as they finished with 10.12 for the day. The Wellers are yet to register a win but face off with Oakleigh this weekend in what is expected to be an enthralling battle.

Peninsula OB’s sent a message to the competition with their win against Premier C stalwart’s, Marcellin. The Pirates led all day averaging more than 4 goals per quarter. Led by their Skipper Stu Grigg who was best afield on the day, working tirelessly with fellow midfielders making it easier for Stefan Barbour who finished the day with five goals. The Pirates had 11 goal kickers on the day and have earnt themselves top spot on

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the ladder after round 2. Jeremiah Antypas, a previous Rising Star nominee was a shining light for the Eagles, finishing with four goals.

Some inaccurate kicking in the first quarter saw Oakleigh 0.5 and Williamstown CYMS 1.7. Both teams had their chances to get to an early lead but it was left until the second quarter when Oakleigh found their first goal and three more to be five points clear at half time. Unfortunately for the Krushers, the lead quickly changed in a dominant quarter to the Cy’s as they kicked six goals to the Krushers one. Daniel Calman-Orr was impressive for the Cy’s kicking one major and was best on ground for the day. Aaron Cloke did what Cloke does best, kicking three and was helped by


Stuart Wines who found the big sticks three times also.

I predict Kew will be out for redemption and will win away from home this weekend. Old Ivanhoe will continue their winning form against winless Ormond. Old Camberwell Grammarians will only just be victors against the Krushers. The match of the round will be Marcellin v Caulfield, where I think Marcellin will register their first win for the season. If they don’t it will make it very difficult to resurge for finals from there. Peninsula will hold top spot and defeat Williamstown CYMS.

I hope everyone enjoys the long weekend!

PREMIER C LAST ROUND PREMIER C RESERVEPeninsula OB 5.2, 7.3, 12.6, 18.9 (117)Marcellin OC 1.2, 4.2, 6.2, 8.3 (51)GOALS, Peninsula OB: S. Barbour 5, J. Pomeroy 3, T. Wilkinson 2, A. Smrdel 1, S. Glenn 1, W. Harbinson 1, A. Collins 1, B. Carr 1, H. Brodie 1, S. Grigg 1, R. Bambery 1Marcellin OC: J. Antypas 4, R. Di Roberto 1, J. Blanch 1, A. Bonato 1, M. Gasparini 1BEST, Peninsula OB: S. Grigg, A. Smrdel, A. Collins, T. Feldgen, W. Harbinson, S. HarrisonMarcellin OC: N. Crosbie, J. Blanch, A. Bonato, T. Montagna, J. Dimattina, D. RedmondWilliamstown CYMS 1.7, 3.9, 9.13, 12.16 (88)Oakleigh AFC 0.5, 4.8, 5.9, 9.12 (66)GOALS, Williamstown CYMS: J. Gray 2, A. Heaver 2, Z. Read 2, M. Carland 1, T. Gill 1, S. Puhar 1, N. Holdsworth 1, D. Calman-Orr 1, R. Ackerly 1Oakleigh AFC: S. Wines 3, A. Cloke 3, J. Davidson 1, J. Hunt 1, B. Still 1BEST, Williamstown CYMS: D. Calman-Orr, N. Holdsworth, Z. Read, R. Ackerly, T. Gill, B. McCollOakleigh AFC: D. Cleary, S. Wines, B. Hogan, T. Michael, L. Andreatta, A. ClokeMazenod OC 6.1, 6.2, 13.3, 18.7 (115)Old Camberwell Gr 2.1, 6.8, 8.9, 10.12 (72)GOALS, Mazenod OC: K. McKeogh 4, T. Cincotta 4, F. Reed 2, B. Kovac 2, M. Sier 1, D. Byrne 1, R. Mann 1, B. Phibbs 1, S. Welsford 1, L. Welsford 1Old Camberwell Gr: T. Kanz 3, T. Allwright 2, F. Wells 1, A. Vickery 1, J. Howells 1, J. Arnold 1, J. Allen 1BEST, Mazenod OC: T. Cincotta, S. Welsford, L. Welsford, K. McKeogh, R. Mann, D. ByrneOld Camberwell Gr: P. Bennett, R. Campbell, B. Hart, A. Taverner, D. Proksa, N. LatsasOld Ivanhoe Gr 3.5, 4.8, 10.12, 12.14 (86)Kew AFC 3.7, 6.8, 7.9, 12.13 (85)GOALS, Old Ivanhoe Gr: P. Colbert 3, M. Mitris 2, A. Del Monte 1, L. Oliver 1, M. Del Monte 1, C. Johnson 1, J. Cecil 1, N. Marshall 1, R. Skok 1Kew AFC: R. Maibaum 3, Z. Jones 3, J. Fultheim 2, J. Guerin 1, J. Corboy 1, A. Brazzale 1, J. Delbridge 1BEST, Old Ivanhoe Gr: M. Mitris, J. Stanton, S. Wilcox, N. Marshall, C. Johnson, A. PaineKew AFC: J. Corboy, J. Delbridge, S. Glover, R. Maibaum, Z. Jones, L. JamesCaulfield Gr 2.4, 5.7, 7.14, 13.17 (95)Ormond AFC 2.6, 4.7, 5.13, 5.15 (45)GOALS, Caulfield Gr: C. Logan 4, B. Sinclair 3, J. Stewart 2, L. O’Keefe 2, T. Nixon 1, J. Wallace 1Ormond AFC: J. Simon 2, J. Landman 2, L. Gogis 1BEST, Caulfield Gr: T. Smith, B. Sinclair, C. Logan, R. Harris, A. Lister, W. BarkerOrmond AFC: D. Haysom, L. Anrep, H. Simon, L. Gogis, M. Jordan, C. Coghlan

Peninsula OB 3.4, 6.7, 9.14, 13.14 (92)Marcellin OC 2.1, 5.2, 5.6, 9.8 (62)Marcellin OC: M. Jones 4, J. Sammut 1, A. Coburn 1, S. Mackie 1, P. Lunn 1, S. Phillips-Williams 1Marcellin OC: T. Black, M. Jones, S. Hibberd, A. McHenry, P. Lunn, J. SammutWilliamstown CYMS 1.1, 1.5, 5.7, 9.8 (62)Oakleigh AFC 2.1, 3.4, 4.5, 7.7 (49)GOALS, Williamstown CYMS: Oakleigh AFC: N. Miller 2, R. Gonzalez 1, J. Benoiton 1, L. Pappon 1, S. Buchanan 1, A. Matthieson 1BEST, Williamstown CYMS: Oakleigh AFC: A. Matthieson, J. Revere, A. Murray, A. Binns, Z. Thiessens, S. BuchananOld Camberwell Gr 2.1, 3.4, 6.10, 8.11 (59)Mazenod OC 3.1, 4.3, 4.5, 7.10 (52)GOALS, Old Camberwell Gr: S. Powell 2, C. Young 1, H. Crothers 1, T. Pepperell 1, S. Anjou 1, M. Jenkin 1, B. Dean 1Mazenod OC: J. Sharp 3, J. Devlin 3, S. Forster 1BEST, Old Camberwell Gr: M. Bromell, C. Young, X. Troy, M. Corso, L. Campbell, M. CottrellMazenod OC: M. Rich, M. Rice, J. Walton, A. Taun-Henderson, J. Sharp, T. OdrowazKew AFC 4.2, 6.6, 10.8, 16.13 (109)Old Ivanhoe Gr 3.4, 6.6, 7.9, 8.10 (58)GOALS, Kew AFC: W. Ryan 5, L. Marriott 3, T. Elliott 2, T. Orchard 1, T. Black 1, M. Vlahos 1, R. Smith 1, N. Zaher 1, M. Matheson 1Old Ivanhoe Gr: A. Bacskos 2, B. Lee 2, S. Tsanoudakis 1, J. Minas 1, J. Erman 1, J. Fahey 1BEST, Kew AFC: Old Ivanhoe Gr: J. Erman, J. Lee, A. Mott, N. Horsford, B. Lee, T. IkedaOrmond AFC 2.1, 6.1, 7.2, 8.5 (53)Caulfield Gr 0.7, 1.10, 5.15, 5.17 (47)GOALS, Ormond AFC: L. Duthie 2, J. Singleton 2, J. Quarmby 1, O. Lack 1, J. Wardley 1, D. Frazier 1Caulfield Gr: J. Small 2, W. Osborn 2, D. Simic 1BEST, Ormond AFC: L. Duthie, D. Casey, T. Haysom, S. Ashton, J. Quarmby, T. NaylorCaulfield Gr: T. Stewart, W. Osborn, J. Cleeve, S. Wood, S. Stewart, J. Small

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* Cooper Morris, De La Salle, Striking, 2 Matches.

* Fan Iryoung, Latrobe University, Striking, 2 Matches.

* Declan Reilly, Caulfield Grammarians, Front on Contact, 2 Matches.

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DANE ROY’S PUNT TO THE BIG TIME! Richmond Centrals’ Dane Roy has been accepted into the University of Houston after launching a 73m barrel at a torpedo competition at the AFL grand final last year. The 27-year-old was awarded a scholarship to Prokick Australia, an

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THRILLING ENCOUNTERS! In an exciting weekend of football, it was great to see the competitive balance is still so strong within the VAFA. We saw a kick after the siren be the decider in the Kew vs Old Ivanhoe Grammarians battle, De La Salle vs Old Xaverians decided by a single point, Albert Park vs Hawthorn decided by less than a goal, amongst many other tight tussles.

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DREAM COME TRUE!Many boys dream about kicking the match winning goal after the siren for their beloved club. Well, for Old Ivanhoe Grammarian’s Captain, this dream came true. Michael Mitris capped off a standout four quarter performance by kicking the winning goal after the siren and sealing an incredible one-point win against Kew at Chelsworth Park. Trailing by 11 points with three minutes left on the clock, the Hoes kicked successive majors in the dying minutes, with the skipper clunking a huge pack mark at the top of the goal square. As the siren sounded, Kew opponents did all they could as they watched Mitris waltz in for the sealer!


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GAMES VAFA CONGRATULATES YOU IN REACHING THE MILESTONE

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Congratulations to Old Eltham’s Luke Ogilvie - Luke played most of his career and still is a valuable senior back pocket player, occasionally drifting into the middle and snagging the odd goal. A club life member and current joint Captain, Luke is widely admired by the club and his team mates.

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Congratulations to Old Trinity’s Nick Howell – Nick came to the club in 2008 as an U19 and was part of the premiership team that year. A member of the senior leadership group and backline general, Nick is a genuine competitor & one of the loudest players on & off the park. Congratulations to a great Club man.

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Congratulations to the Glen Eira Saints and Monash Gryphons’ Jim Gonis - Jim is a longtime stalwart of the Monash Gryphons and is currently the playing coach of the clubbies side. Well done Jim.

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Congratulations to Ormond’s Ryan Martin - Pooch began his football in Ormond U/9s. He soon proved himself as a senior player and played in the 2008 senior premiership. He won the clubs senior Best and Fairest in 2013 and has come second twice and third twice. Congratulations from everyone at Ormond on reaching this milestone.

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Congratulations to Yarra Valley’s Dean Letson - Dean is known within the club as the consummate clubman, working tirelessly on and off the field for the club, including many years on the committee. Known for his work the microphone at major functions and his salesmanship in executing the big sponsorship deals. On the field “Too Strong” is known for his ability to out mark full forwards with ease, execute pin point passes and enjoys the odd bag of goals. Starring in Yarra’s most recent Premiership success keeping the leagues full forward (who kicked 100 that season) to a single major. Dean is commonly referred to as the ultimate swingman. Best of luck Dean, Yarra is lucky to have you!

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Congratulations to Yarra Valley’s Nick Paton - Nicholas Paton, known around the traps as “Pistons” for his quick and powerful legs, will enter elite company at Yarra Valley Old Boys this weekend celebrating his 150th game for the club. Piston’s relentless pursuit for success has seen him promoted from the reserves to be the foundation for the Yarra Valley seniors forward line. On field Nick is a sharp shooting goal sneak with a vice like grip, rarely missing a week with his name in the VAFA magazine. Off field Nick loves a footy function, so much so he’s taken charge on the social committee, highlighting his willingness to help out the football club and his teammates.

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Congratulations to St. Marys Salesian's HENRY WONG - a very good wingman or onballer, 'Wongy' is a really good competitor, hard at the ball, and sets a great example for others. A cheerful personality makes Henry good company off the field.


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Congratulations to North Brunswick’s Tom Leary - A tall rangy player Tom has fulfilled a number of positions for the Bulls. The past couple of years he has settled into Centre Half Back and made the spot his own. Never afraid to wander down into the forward line in quest of a goal his kicking is a feature of his game. Tom is now one of the senior leaders at Allard Park and a valued member of the North Brunswick Community. Well done Tom and continue you outstanding form.

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Congratulations to Ivanhoe’s Lachie Roberts - Lachie has been a key member of the Hoes’ seniors in their rise up the grades since 2012, alternating across half-back and half-forward and also as a pivot on the wing. Towering grabs and long raking drop punts are a hallmark of Lachie’s game, making him a dangerous opponent wherever he plays. All at Ivanhoe Park look forward to seeing you reproduce that magic once again in D1 section this season. Well done Dukes!

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Congratulations to De La Salle’s Jack Vickers - Jack is country boy who joined the club in 2009 and has been a regular senior player ever since. Jack was senior most improved in 2012 and a place getter in the senior Best & Fairest the following season. He went home to Bairnsdale for a season but returned in 2015, playing a big part in the clubs revival. A silky skilled wingmen, Jack is one of the best kicks at the club and has enjoyed a terrific start to the 2016 season.

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Congratulations to Old Haileyburians’ Lachie Nash - After a season with the under-19s in 2007, Nashy returned in 2011 to become a regular senior player and the proud wearer of the number 7 Guernsey. The muscular on-baller was desperately unlucky to miss the Bloods' extraordinary flag last year through injury, but in typical style has bounced back to make a great start to the 2016 season, playing with his usual vigour and enthusiasm - with the additional highlight of those bright green new boots! Well done Nashy!

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Congratulations to Old Haileyburians’ Mitch Rafferty - The defender and occasional wingman who debuted in 2013 played in last year's premiership and showed remarkable composure for such a young player. This year Mitch looks set to consolidate his position in the senior team with improved disposable skills to go along with his customary ability to keep that greyhound frame running all day.

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Congratulations to MHSOB’s Chad Hewish - A wonderful servant of the club, Chad contributes strongly on and off field. Chad's skill and intelligence shine through on the football field. His commitment to the MHSOBFC community shines off field.

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Congratulations to Kew’s Timothy Allman - Tim is a hard working, goal kicking CHF who has been an integral part of the club's hat-tick of premierships. A popular member of the club we all look forward to many more games from this "twin Tower". Congratulations Tim.

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Congratulations to St Kevin’s TROY McMASTER played senior football with Leitchville Gunbower and then with Mitcham, before joining SKOBs senior team in 2010. In 2012, he agreed to captain/coach the Thirds, taking them to a Grand Final. In 2014, he returned to play Thirds football again, coached by his brother Jarrod, where he won both the B & F award and the goal kicking award. Congratulations and well done, Teddy!

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Congratulations to Glen Eira Saints and Monash Gryphons Lachlan Pound - Lachlan is a great mid fielder who has won the last two best and fairest awards for the Gryphons. Great effort.


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Congratulations to Glen Eira Saints and Monash Gryphons Andrew Petsinis - Andrew has been a consistent reserves player who has had a sprinkling of senior games. Well done Andrew.

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Congratulations to Glen Eira Saint’s Scott McLeod-Dryden - Scott came to the saints as a very tall lad who had no footy experience and has ended up as a serviceable ruckman in our senior and reserves sides.

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Congratulations to Old Xaverians’ Chris Margin - Chris joined the club from Xavier College in 2013 playing in the Under 19 Premier Grand Final team. He moved through into the reserves in 2014 playing in the Grand Final team that lost in extra time. Chris played all 18 senior games in 2015 on the wing and is now a regular in the seniors. Congratulations Chris on achieving this milestone.

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Congratulations to Kew’s Joshua O’Brien - The boy from Newcastle (NSW), on playing his 50th game today against Mazenod OC. A strong onballer he has been a valuable member of the club's three consecutive flags. Off field Josh is a member of the General Committee and Social Chairman. Well done Josh.

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Congratulations to Swinburne’s Stephen McGrath - Originally from Warrnambool, he joined the club in 2011 and was a member of the 2012 reserve grade premiership side. “Darts” is a tidy left footer who repels opposition attacks with his attacking run from half back and sweeping darts to players up the ground. Plagued by hamstring injuries and a serious broken leg, this milestone is well overdue and testament to his fighting spirit.

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Congratulations to Old Ivanhoe Grammarians Nick Marshall and Callum Matheson - Both played in the successful Under 19s teams and have graduated to represent the senior team.

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Congratulations to Old Xaverians’ Josh Anderson - Josh joined the club from Xavier College in 2012 playing in the Under 19 Premier Grand Final team that year. He moved through into the reserves in 2013. Josh made his senior debut in 2014 and played 13 senior games in 2015, being an integral part of our backline and is now a regular in the seniors. Well done to Josh on achieving this milestone.

16 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2016SPORTS INJURY CASUALTY - OPEN 1-7 SATURDAY

According to WildFlorida.Tv, “unlike lions, tigers, leopards and jaguars that produce a roar with the vibration of flexible cartilage at the base of their tongue, panthers are usually quiet creatures. When panthers do make sounds they will usually chirp, whistle, purr, scream, growl or hiss”, well this scribe can confirm that the vibrations of the Panthers that originate from Keysborough are at an all time high, and what good vibrations they are. It’s all about the Old Mentonians after two rounds. The panthers are sitting pretty on top of the table having a percentage of 328.21, with Therry Penola the only other team to register two wins.

Round 2 produced another enthralling weekend of football in Division 1 filled with closely fought contests, thrashings and upsets. Old Geelong welcomed Como Park to season 2016 with a strong victory over St Mary’s Salesian. The first quarter saw the Saints get off to a strong start, using the slight wind advantage to take a 17-point lead into quarter time. From there on in it was all about the Oggers as they went on to comfortably win the remaining three quarters, led by ruckman Josh Hoevenaars and their strong core of midfielders. Jock Grimshaw and Callum Wood each slotted three for the Oggers, while Will Sloss had it on a string. For the Saints, Tiwi Islands based star, Gary Puruntatameri was prominent in front of the big sticks banging home three majors, as did Sidney Jones who was their best for the day.

Pegs confirmed how hungry they are to fight back following their 2015 relegation with a convincing 43 point victory over Old Paradians. The Raiders faithful were understandably excited pre game as the long awaited debut of former Parade College student Adam Pattison was upon us. Despite Pattison’s best efforts first up (2 goals); the boys from the runway were too strong. Jarryd Rogers and Mark Wilson each snared three majors and Robert Baddeley was dominant for Pegs. For the Raiders, Robbie Amerena and Marcus Nolan can keep their heads held high after strong displays, while Michael Bellizia was their only other multiple goal scorer with two.

Brunswick NOBSPC regained some respect over the weekend with a strong performance, however it wasn’t enough to overcome Prahran-Assumption who ran over the top to end up 17-point victors. Goals were at a premium out at St Pats College in Ballarat as windy conditions contributed to an error riddled game. The home side held a nine-point lead going into the final quarter, so someone needed to stand up for the Two Blues. Enter key forward Paddy Harris who virtually won the game off his own boot by slotting three majors in the first six minutes of the term, despite an indifferent first three quarters Harris finished with a bag of five next to his name. Jamie Robbins was the other standout forward for the day with three maximums, small defender John Simonetta ran rampant in the backline and debutant John Stocker was courageous in his first outing for the Two Blues. For the boys from Brunswick, Kyle Docherty provided a strong target across half forward and Chris Ford was good down back.

Therry Penola took the chocolates in another even contest, as they remain unbeaten in 2016. An explosive burst early in the last quarter was enough for the Lions to see off Whitefriars and register as narrow nine point win. The Lions know how to win a game of footy and on this occasion simply got the job done. The Friars fought hard all day and even led by three points at the last interval, but were overrun in the end. Jarrod Bannister continued his love affair with Whitefriars by slotting five, while Jake Mennuni had a strong game along with (surprise, surprise) Jarrod Egglestone who had another standout game. Friars forward, Ciaran Hickey continued his stellar form in a performance that featured three goals, and Kieran Hayes put in a quality four-quarter effort.

Old Mentonians have well and truly made a statement to start the season with their second consecutive triumph of greater than 100 points and their second team score in excess of 190,

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Ivanhoe v Old Mentonians

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Whitefriars v Therry Penola

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forcing this scribe to steal a catch phrase from Brian Taylor… Wowee! On Saturday it was Ivanhoe who were on the receiving end of the Panthers dominance. The Panthers shot out of the blocks with a seven goal opening term and certainly didn’t look back from there, kicking eight, seven and seven in the next three. Darcy Brown was the star of the show this week kicking 7 majors, in his return to the Panthers after featuring for Sandringham Zebras last season, Brown leads the league goal kicking tally with 12. Luke Hull was once again amongst the action down forward snagging five goals, while Comrey Edgeworth was everywhere. The shining lights for the Hoers were Reuben Blackmore-Moore who kicked three and Chris Kingsford who was impressive in his first game for the season.

Division 1 is shaping up to be one of the more even competitions in the entire VAFA, with each weekend bound to feature classic contests. Hence, round 3 should be another belter. Brunswick NOBSPC will look to continue on from their


Therry Penola OB 4.2, 7.7, 8.9, 13.12 (90)Whitefriars OC 2.4, 5.8, 8.12, 11.15 (81)GOALS, Therry Penola OB: J. Bannister 5, L. Ryan 2, C. Kilbane 1, J. Egglestone 1, M. Valenti 1, A. Tana 1, H. Rowe 1BEST, Therry Penola OB: J. Mennuni, M. Reynolds, J. Egglestone, B. Egglestone, H. Donohoe, M. ValentiPrahran Assumption AFC 2.3, 4.4, 5.5, 10.6 (66)Brunswick NOBSPC 1.1, 2.2, 6.8, 6.13 (49)GOALS, Prahran Assumption AFC: P. Harris 5, J. Robbins 3, J. Rice 1, J. Waters 1Brunswick NOBSPC: D. King 2, G. Bence 1, J. Grinter 1, C. Fox 1, A. Oakley 1BEST, Prahran Assumption AFC: J. Simonetta, P. Harris, J. Stocker, J. Slattery, I. Vuli, J. RobbinsBrunswick NOBSPC: C. Fox, D. King, A. Oakley, C. Ford, B. HuntOld Mentonians 7.2, 15.6, 22.12, 29.16 (190)Ivanhoe AFC 2.2, 5.2, 8.6, 11.9 (75)GOALS, Old Mentonians: D. Brown 7, L. Hull 5, B. Schubert 4, K. Conlon 4, C. Sharp 3, B. Chapman 1, G. McMullan 1, D. Mills 1, T. Strange 1, T. Ward 1, D. Maitland 1Ivanhoe AFC: R. Blackmore-Moore 3, M. Lovell 2, K. Kaldawi 2, B. Fleming 1, S. Zervides 1, J. Morrison 1, J. Harty 1BEST, Old Mentonians: D. Brown, C. Edgeworth, D. Weickhardt, K. Conlon, B. Schubert, L. HullIvanhoe AFC: C. Kingsford, R. Blackmore-Moore, L. Jacob, B. Jackson, J. Morrison, R. CotterOld Geelong 1.3, 9.5, 14.7, 19.11 (125)St Mary’s Salesian 4.2, 6.3, 9.5, 11.7 (73)GOALS, Old Geelong: C. Wood 3, J. Grimshaw 3, H. McKay 2, C. Youngman 2, A. Smith 2, S. Youngman 2, T. Balcombe 2, G. Burbury 1, R. de Crespigny 1, J. Barry 1St Mary’s Salesian: G. Puruntatameri 3, S. Jones 3, M. Dance 1, C. Strobel 1, B. Andrews 1, M. Dolan 1, J. Briston 1BEST, Old Geelong: W. Sloss, R. de Crespigny, H. McKay, A. Smith, S. Youngman, C. YoungmanSt Mary’s Salesian: S. Jones, B. Andrews, M. Woods, J. Elliston, H. Chipperfield, C. ButlerPEGS Football Club 4.1, 8.5, 11.9, 14.12 (96)Old Paradians 2.1, 2.3, 4.6, 7.11 (53)GOALS, PEGS Football Club: J. Rogers 3, M. Wilson 3, D. Borg 1, C. Glassford 1, T. Skurrie 1, B. Hannah 1, S. Towner 1, B. Jones 1, M. Horne 1, L. Genovesi 1Old Paradians: A. Pattison 2, M. Bellizia 2, B. Holden 1, A. Iacona 1, M. Boundy 1BEST, PEGS Football Club: R. Baddeley, L. Genovesi, C. Glassford, R. Jones, D. Borg, B. JonesOld Paradians: R. Amerena, M. Nolan, C. Kandilakis, J. Kappos, M. Boundy, A. Iacona

Prahran Assumption AFC 3.4, 8.7, 10.10, 13.12 (90)Brunswick NOBSPC 2.0, 2.1, 3.1, 5.3 (33)GOALS, Prahran Assumption AFC: I. Edmunds 4, W. Walford 3, J. Matherson 2, H. Pitts 1, T. Bamford 1, E. Delahenty 1, S. DaRiva 1 Brunswick NOBSPC: K. Adams 2, J. Browne 1, S. Sleep 1, T. Murfett 1BEST, Prahran Assumption AFC: L. Kerr, T. Marmo, I. Edmunds, E. Delahenty, S. DaRiva, L. May Brunswick NOBSPC: L. Judd, N. Hrovatin, K. Adams, N. Verbeek, T. O’Dwyer, W. JuryOld Mentonians 2.5, 3.8, 10.11, 12.12 (84)Ivanhoe AFC 2.2, 4.7, 6.9, 8.15 (63)GOALS, Old Mentonians: A. Palmer 4, J. Harrison 2, H. Talarico 2, S. Bardoel 1, D. Payton 1, M. Gledhill 1, L. Cormie 1Ivanhoe AFC: N. Ryan 2, A. Pipakis 1, M. Dvorscek 1, M. Rees 1, J. Schaffert 1, B. Zagontinos 1, C. Robinson 1BEST, Old Mentonians: D. Payton, J. Harrison, M. Gledhill, P. Forsyth, A. PalmerSt Mary’s Salesian 4.3, 5.5, 9.7, 11.9 (75)Old Geelong 0.5, 3.10, 8.10, 9.12 (66)GOALS, St Mary’s Salesian: F. Ravida 3, H. Brown 2, N. Alexopoulos 2, J. Ellis 1, J. Barrie 1, J. Curwood 1, X. Leonard 1Old Geelong: R. Parsons 2, A. Bird 2, W. Holmes 1, J. Archer 1, H. Johnstone 1, A. Power 1, H. Macmillan 1BEST, St Mary’s Salesian: F. Ravida, M. Op’t Hoog, J. Ryan, J. Ellis, X. Leonard, H. AngleyOld Geelong: G. Macdonald, C. Burbury, H. Johnstone, H. Wynn-Pope, A. Dugdale, J. HutleyPEGS Football Club 8.5, 12.8, 19.14, 25.19 (169)Old Paradians 0.1, 0.3, 0.3, 0.3 (3)GOALS, PEGS Football Club: Old Paradians: BEST, PEGS Football Club: Old Paradians: S. Wroblewski, N. Fraser, L. Grech, A. Spinoso, A. Ziella, J. ChessariTherry Penola OB 4.3, 10.5, 13.5, 16.9 (105)Whitefriars OC 3.0, 5.1, 7.6, 8.10 (58)GOALS, Therry Penola OB: G. Widdicombe 5, R. Steer 5, J. McKerchar 3, R. McKerrow 2, E. Daley 1 Whitefriars OC: N. Mercuri 3, J. Koutsaplis 1, M. Waters 1, K. Pandolfo 1, T. Petts 1, S. Cardamone 1BEST, Therry Penola OB: A. Maynard, G. Widdicombe, T. Leehane, D. Blake, R. Steer, D. AngusWhitefriars OC: N. Mercuri, S. Deylen, D. Power, S. Cardamone, T. Petts, J. Morais

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improved round 2 performance this week against a quality opponent in PEGS, Therry Penola are likely to continue their winning ways against St Mary’s Salesian, Old Geelong look set to build on their dominant round 2 performance against Ivanhoe and Old Mentonians will keep setting the standard when they come up against Old Paradians. This week’s match of the round features Prahran-Assumption and Whitefriars. The Friars have been competitive despite remaining winless, whilst Prahran-Assumption has played out two very tight games. I’m tipping the fighting Friars to provide an upset and manufacture their first win of the season.


In an exciting Round 2 of Division 2; saw the return of last year’s finalists St Johns OC to action, a first win in the Division for a promoted side, and another impressive come from behind victory.

A strong first half was not enough for Emmaus St Leos to get their first win of the season, as MHSOB took the 29 point victory at Melbourne High School. The game started with Emmaus St Leos getting out of the gate quickly to take an 11 point lead into quarter time. The Animals continued to extend their lead in the second quarter and led by 29 points at half time. But with a five to one goal quarter for the Unicorns bought the margin back to one point at the final change. With the momentum from the third quarter, MHSOB maintained their dominance in the final term to run out with the 29 point victory. Beau Jellis added to his five goals from round one with a bag of four and a best on ground performance for the Unicorns. Jack Wotherspoon was the Animals best while Paul Barranello put through three majors.

St Johns OC returned to VAFA action in Round 2 in the winner’s column, defeating Yarra Valley OB by 19 points at Doncaster Reserve. The game started in a tight fashion with St Johns taking a four point lead into the first change. The JOC’s extended their lead in the second quarter out to 18 points after kicking five goals to the Bushrangers two goals. Yarra Valley battled hard and were able to reduce the margin to 13 points at three quarter time as they looked to maintain their unbeaten start to the year. But St Johns settled in the last quarter with four goals to three to take the margin out to 19 at the final siren. Aaron Thornton was dominant for the JOC’s putting through 8 goals and Keith Ash was

best on ground. Ryan Pollard was the best for the Bushrangers as Jordan Canham kicked four goals for the second week in a row.

After a very competitive round one, West Brunswick became the first of the 2015 promoted sides to get a Division 2 victory, taking down Eltham Collegians at Eltham College by 47 points. West Brunswick got off to a flyer of a start and never allowed Eltham Collegians to settle. The Magpies started with a five goal quarter to the Turtles one as the hit the first break with a 25 point lead. The West Brunswick lead was extended to 34 points by the end of the second quarter, as the game looked as if the Magpies would blow the Turtles away. The momentum didn’t change in the third quarter but West Brunswick’s inaccuracy was the only reason that the margin didn’t reach above the 44 point third quarter time margin. The final quarter was effectively halved as both sides kicked three goals apiece, just the Magpies inaccuracy extending the final margin. Joel Beer was the best for West Brunswick, while Dylan Muscat put through four goals. Ben Gill was again Eltham Collegians leading goal kicker with three as Jonathan Iaquinto was the most influential for the Turtles.

In the battle of the Bullants, Preston due to the strength of their second half were able to hand Bulleen/Templestowe a 72 point defeat at W.R. Ruthven Reserve. After a strong second half comeback against the Turtles last week, Bulleen/Templestowe could not show the same second half strength against the very strong Preston. The game looked as if it would be a tight one as Bulleen/Templestowe led by four

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Yarra Valley OB v West Brunswick

Eltham Collegians v Preston Bullants

Richmond Central v Emmaus St Leos

MHSOB v St Johns OC

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DIVISION 2 LAST ROUND DIVISION 2 RESERVEMHSOB 1.5, 3.7, 8.11, 15.14 (104)Emmaus St Leos 3.4, 8.6, 9.6, 11.9 (75)GOALS, Mhsob: B. Jellis 4, L. Toman 2, K. Smith 2, M. White 1, W. Maurice 1, D. Hamilton-Ho 1, T. Rendell 1, R. Shell 1, S. Edmonds 1, L. Young 1 Emmaus St Leos: P. Baranello 3, N. Robin 2, M. Catchpool 1, J. Wotherspoon 1, C. Deppeler 1, M. Lalor 1, T. Birkett 1, D. Hill 1BEST, Mhsob: B. Jellis, W. Maurice, R. Gavan, T. Rendell, L. Hood, S. VillaniEmmaus St Leos: J. Wotherspoon, P. Baranello, J. O’Connor, S. Drummond, N. Robin, M. DavisWest Brunswick 5.3, 8.8, 11.15, 14.19 (103)Eltham Collegians AFC 1.2, 3.4, 5.7, 8.8 (56)GOALS, West Brunswick: D. Muscat 4, B. Irving 3, Z. Tisdale 2, S. Devlin 1, B. McCarthy 1, B. Kline 1, M. Holmes 1, W. Dillon 1 Eltham Collegians AFC: B. Gill 3, C. Mizzi 2, J. Laver 2, Z. Tranter 1BEST, West Brunswick: J. Beer, C. Germon, E. Lloyd, J. Taylor, C. Mitchell, L. BucklerEltham Collegians AFC: J. Iaquinto, Z. Tranter, L. Ogilvie, J. Hall, T. Lester, E. SimpsonPreston Bullants 3.2, 7.3, 13.8, 21.14 (140)Bulleen Templestowe 3.6, 6.7, 10.7, 10.8 (68)GOALS, Preston Bullants: K. Beaumont 4, R. Buttigieg 3, N. De Andrade 3, S. Calcedo 3, M. Cigagna 2, A. Marcon 1, D. Marcon 1, L. Carter 1, J. Phelan 1, T. Evans 1, P. Sansonetti 1Bulleen Templestowe: A. Lucisano 4, J. Cowell 3, L. Bruce 1, N. Palumbo 1, R. Edsall 1BEST, Preston Bullants: N. De Andrade, N. Parkes, K. Beaumont, D. Sansonetti, A. Ricco, R. JepsonBulleen Templestowe: A. Lucisano, N. Palumbo, J. Cowell, B. Tourogianis, K. Mattiuzzo, R. EdsallSt Johns OC 3.1, 8.1, 11.6, 15.7 (97)Yarra Valley OB 2.3, 4.7, 8.11, 11.12 (78)GOALS, St Johns OC: A. Thornton 8, D. Cattolico 1, E. Jakwot 1, L. O’Connor 1, B. Khoweiss 1, R. Scott 1, G. Costas 1, C. Ely 1Yarra Valley OB: J. Canham 4, R. Yeo 2, M. Hatton 1, M. Stone 1, C. Johnson 1, N. Paton 1, C. Hodgens 1BEST, St Johns OC: K. Ash, A. Thornton, G. Costas, C. Ely, M. Nicholson, E. JakwotYarra Valley OB: R. Pollard, M. Gazeas, D. Letson, J. Hall, R. Yeo, J. Canham

Mhsob 3.5, 10.7, 11.10, 19.16 (130)Emmaus St Leos 0.0, 1.1, 1.5, 2.6 (18)GOALS, Mhsob: S. Shearer 3, J. Lewis 3, S. Hayes 3, J. Moran 2, M. Bradshaw 2, K. McDonald 1, W. Rebakis 1, D. George 1, M. Fennessy-Kent 1, W. Colman 1, J. Bukor 1Emmaus St Leos: C. Jenkins 1, A. Brien 1BEST, Mhsob: W. Garwood, S. Keough, C. McWhinney, A. Krishnamoorthy, S. Hayes, M. Fennessy-KentEmmaus St Leos: L. McIntosh, J. Page, A. Athorne, K. Jenkins, C. Jenkins, A. BrienWest Brunswick 3.3, 7.11, 8.15, 14.18 (102)Eltham Collegians AFC 1.2, 1.2, 1.4, 2.7 (19)GOALS, West Brunswick: J. Nulty 3, M. Roach 2, A. Schipp 2, T. Costa 1, B. Wolfenden 1, C. Simpson 1, B. Shepherd 1, C. Thomson 1, B. Rodin 1, P. Carroll 1Eltham Collegians AFC: J. Shea 1, C. Brown 1BEST, West Brunswick: T. Costa, N. English, J. Taylor, A. Schipp, R. O’Kane, S. O’ConnorEltham Collegians AFC: J. Hyndman, A. Wightman, S. Stratford, J. Shea, B. WayBulleen Templestowe AFC 2.1, 7.3, 10.3, 16.6 (102)Preston Bullants 5.2, 9.4, 9.6, 11.6 (72)GOALS, Bulleen Templestowe AFC: A. Verga 4, L. Dimopoulos 4, A. Lauria 4, T. Harisiou 2, D. Florance 1, L. Privitelli 1 Preston Bullants: L. McRedmond 4, D. Delle-Vergini 2, M. Humphries 1, J. Higham 1, B. Parke 1, K. Neil 1, S. Slizankiewicz 1BEST, Bulleen Templestowe AFC: A. Lauria, A. Verga, L. Dimopoulos, L. Privitelli, B. O’Connor, C. Wyatt Preston Bullants: J. Higham, L. Wentworth, S. Keillor-Reed, K. Neil, S. Fleming, S. SlizankiewiczYarra Valley OB 2.1, 7.2, 13.6, 18.7 (115)St Johns OC 2.2, 4.5, 4.7, 7.8 (50)GOALS, Yarra Valley OB: G. Sceney 4, J. Woolley 3, M. Neilly 3, B. Seeger 2, R. Little 1, D. Mills 1, B. Redfern 1, N. Stedman 1, D. Perry 1, L. Grimwade 1St Johns OC: A. Stevanovic 2, B. Ayache 2, A. Edwards 1, M. Dols 1, D. Duggan 1BEST, Yarra Valley OB: N. Stedman, J. Fensome, R. Little, A. Potter, B. Redfern, L. GrimwadeSt Johns OC: A. Stevanovic, A. Vuong, K. Arnold, D. Duggan, B. Ayache, L. Seal


points at quarter time and Preston took a two point lead into half time. Preston was the more successful in front of goal in the high scoring third quarter, as they won the quarter six goals to four and led by 19 at the final change. Preston then held Bulleen/Templestowe to one behind in the final quarter compared to eight goals themselves turning the game into a blowout. Kent Beaumont was Preston’s leading goal kicker with four goals and Nicholas De Andrade was best on ground. Anthony Lucisano was Bulleen/Templestowe’s best player and leading goal kicker with four majors.

Round 3 sees fifth placed West Brunswick travel to Doncaster Reserve to take on fourth placed Yarra Valley OB, with the winner to position themselves nicely in the top half of the ladder. If the start of the season for bottom placed Eltham Collegians couldn’t be tougher, have a difficult proposition as

they host top of the table Preston Bullants. Richmond Central return after the bye to take


of Emmaus St Leos as both teams chase their first win of the year. The final match of the round sees a matchup of undefeated sides as 2-0 MHSOB host 1-0 St Johns OC at Melbourne High School. Bulleen/Templestowe have a week to regroup and lick their wounds as they have the bye in round 3


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In a round that had the early contender for game of the season between the birds, Hawthorn and Albert Park, some teams are flying high in 2016, striking the division with ferocity like the Canterbury Cobras, some are rediscovering their form like the South Melbourne Districts, while there is a battle to get off the bottom too.

AQUINAS DEF. PARKSIDE FOOTBALL CLUBParkside travelled to Aquinas College on Saturday, unfortunately for them as expected Aquinas was looking to take out some of the frustration of their loss last week, and that was evident as they took a commanding eight goal lead into the main break. Sam Williams booted six, and David Malvaso booted five of his own, as the duo were too dominate on the day outscoring the entire Red Devils squad. Philip Jurkovsky was best on the field for Aquinas who rebounded nicely after the defeat last week, putting up an impressive 153 points on the scoreboard, including 23 goals, to dominate, 153-57. Aquinas will look to make it two in a row as they head to face the Wickers next, while Parkside will look to prove they can play Division 3 football against Glen Eira next weekend.

GLEN EIRA DEF. UHS-UVGlen Eira is making some noise in 2016. Faced with the difficult task of heading down to Brens Oval, the Saints had some work ahead of them though, after dominating the first half, the Vultures made a stirring comeback in the premiership quarter to make the contest much more interesting, reducing the deficit to 14, as the game headed into the final quarter. However it was in the fourth where Glen Eira kicked away, kicking five majors to a single UHS-VU goal, to overrun the Vultures, as escape with the victory, 99-58. Glen Eira look to make it three on the trot as they next face a reeling Parkside. While UHS-VU continue to struggle this year, unable to turn up the defensive pressure, and with a match-up against the red hot Canterbury next, it could be a tough season for the Vultures’ faithful.

Canterbury Football Club def. Power House

Speaking of Canterbury, they are looking like they are made for Division 3 football, as they retained their spot at the top of the table as they were too much for a persistent Power House, hanging on for a 36 point victory, 107-71, at the Canterbury Sportsground. Nick Szabo was stellar up front for the Cobras kicking a massive haul of six, with Scott Fitzgerald adding four of his own. Power House started off on the wrong foot, falling behind by 20 after the first quarter, an amount they couldn’t peg back, even with the outstanding effort by Luke Stubbs kicking six of his own but inaccurate kicking cost Power House on the scoreboard, and eventually the game.

LA TROBE UNIVERSITY DEF. ELSTERNWICKLa Trobe smacked Elsternwick in the face from the opening bell, and the drubbing didn’t let up, as they dominated to lowly Wickers by the tune of 107 points, 137-30, kicking a minimum of four goals in each quarter to finish the game with 21 majors as a team. The Wickers had absolutely no answers for the onslaught, Scott Grace can hold his head high, kicking four goals, every one for his team, but that was the only highlight, in a game of lowlights for Elsternwick, as La Trobe cruised from pillar to post. Mitch Gleeson kicked five, while Matt Hay won the best on the ground, in a dominate performance.

HAWTHORN DEF. ALBERT PARKIn the game of the round, the ‘battle of the birds,’ saw the Hawks narrow edge the Falcons in a five point thriller at Ross Gregory Oval. Hawthorn were led by Jason Ince’s four goals, while Lachlan Chapman put in the best performance on the park, in a game full of amazing efforts. A win still eludes Albert Park in 2016, however this performance is definitely something to build on, if they can sustain this level of effort for the rest of the season, then they could be pushing for a

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Canterbury v UHS-VU

Elsternwick v Aquinas

South Melbourne v La Trobe University

Glen Eira v Parkside Football Club

Hawthorn v Swinburne UniversityPower House v Albert Park



spot in finals footy come September, but for now the focus shifts to Power House next week, and recording the first W.

SOUTH MELBOURNE DISTRICTS DEF. SWINBURNE UNIVERSITYIt was a second quarter in which the Swans kicked eight goals to rocket them back into the match. Swinburne controlled an opening quarter piling on five quick goals to hold a 30 point lead after the first, however South Melbourne found another gear, to set up an tense second half. Steve Clarke showed moments of brilliance leading South Melbourne back into the match, and hit the scoreboard himself with two key goals, in his second straight man of the man performance. An awesome game between two tough football clubs, can’t wait for the return fixture.

PREVIEWAnother stellar week in the third division wraps up, we are seeing a number of clubs kick away at the top of the table, including our new boys Canterbury who have strung together two impressive wins, they look to go three for three against UHS-VU this week. While an early pick for match of the round looks to be Hawthorn hosting Swinburne. Round 3, has the potential to shake up the table, and for some struggling teams to get back on the winning side of the ledger.

Hawthorn AFC 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 13.10 (88)Albert Park AFC 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 13.5 (83)GOALS, Hawthorn AFC: J. Ince 3, R. McDermott 2, D. Tremewen 2, R. Ogge 1, S. Wintle 1, N. Raiti 1, L. Piccolo 1, S. Gold 1, M. McNeill 1 Albert Park AFC: J. Amies 3, R. Want 3, T. Cattle 3, S. Pilgrim 1, M. Lawford 1, B. Raeside 1, H. Turner 1BEST, Hawthorn AFC: L. Chapman, D. Kennedy, P. Nunan, N. Raiti, D. Tremewen, S. WintleAlbert Park AFC: M. Brannelly, H. Turner, N. Cattle, K. Murray, L. Liddiard, B. LonerganAquinas OC 3.5, 10.9, 15.13, 23.15 (153)Parkside 2.3, 2.4, 7.5, 8.9 (57)GOALS, Aquinas OC: S. Williams 6, D. Malvaso 5, N. Morrison-Storey 3, M. Connolly 2, B. O’Loughlin 2, P. O’Leary 2, N. Wright 1, P. Jurkovsky 1, T. Niezen 1 Parkside: K. Wallace 1, D. Gresham 1, N. Smith 1BEST, Aquinas OC: P. Jurkovsky, N. Morrison-Storey, M. Connolly, S. Williams, P. Dyck, D. Malvaso Parksid: D. Gresham, T. McKinlay, C. Virgona, S. McLaren, J. ToplisCanterbury Football Club 5.5, 7.8, 12.13, 15.17 (107)Power House AFC 2.3, 5.7, 9.10, 10.11 (71)GOALS, Canterbury Football Club: N. Szabo 6, S. Fitzgerald 4, R. Walmsley 3, R. Hummerston 1, M. James 1 Power House: L. Stubbs 6, L. Johnston 2, B. Circosta 2BEST, Canterbury Football Club: N. Szabo, C. Skate, R. Moody, D. Hutchinson, B. Peel, N. StogdalePower House AFC: S. McLeod, L. Stubbs, B. Circosta, B. Cox, F. O’deasmhunaigh, L. JohnstonLa Trobe University AFC 5.4, 10.6, 14.9, 21.11 (137)Elsternwick AFC 1.1, 1.3, 3.4, 4.6 (30)GOALS, La Trobe University: M. Gleeson 5, B. Dowler 4, A. Lockett 3, J. Keiller 2, J. Christie 2, B. Hoffmann 1, J. Salau 1, E. Kelly 1, S. Jeffrey 1, L. Guy 1 Elsternwick AFC: S. Grace 4BEST, La Trobe University: M. Hay, B. Dowler, A. Lockett, M. Gleeson, D. Ryan, B. AndersonElsternwick AFC: A. Oldfield, J. Olver, H. Wardlaw, S. Grace, D. GraceSouth Melbourne Districts 2.0, 10.3, 12.6, 17.7 (109)Swinburne University AFC 5.5, 8.7, 11.8, 13.13 (91)GOALS, South Melbourne Districts: R. Chirgwin 3, T. McNamara 3, S. Clarke 2, J. Clifford 2, J. Heis 1, S. Balestra 1, T. Balme 1, J. Corby 1, E. Costello 1, B. Rose 1, S. Walker 1Swinburne University AFC: T. Kennedy 6, D. O’Shea 2, D. Manning 1, K. Finn 1, M. Daly 1, A. Woodhead 1, B. Higgins 1BEST, South Melbourne Districts: S. Clarke, J. Corby, J. Clifford, J. Heis, E. Costello, T. WrightSwinburne University: D. Thwaites, A. Woodhead, T. Kennedy, B. Higgins, S. Teague, Z. ScraseGlen Eira 3.2, 6.8, 9.11, 14.15 (99)UHS-VU 2.4, 4.4, 7.9, 8.10 (58)GOALS, Glen Eira: L. Pound 4, J. Waras Carstensen 3, M. Cassidy 2, M. Harris 1, S. Jeanes 1, R. Zemlinsky 1, A. Cvek 1, L. Stevens 1 UHS-VU: T. Bates 1, N. Devereux 1, J. Gilfillan 1, F. Allen 1, E. Ramsay 1, R. Smith 1, N. Rowland 1, C. Kelly 1BEST, Glen Eira AFC: A. Spink, L. Pound, M. Harris, T. Richardson, J. Waras Carstensen, R. BlairUhs-Vu Afc: T. Bates, R. Churkovich, J. Clark, E. Clarke, N. Devereux, D. Fazakerley

Albert Park AFC 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 12.11 (83)Hawthorn AFC 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 7.9 (51)GOALS, Albert Park AFC: T. Wright 2, B. Coyle 2, C. Fennell 2, J. Mahoney 2, J. D’Unienville 1, M. Keating 1 Hawthorn AFC: D. Papailiou 3, M. Nunan 2, S. McAlpine 1BEST, Albert Park AFC: S. Alexander, C. Marson, J. D’Unienville, C. Fennell, C. Richards, B. MathesonHawthorn AFC: S. McAlpine, D. Upton, B. Freeman, C. Williams, D. Papailiou , J. CussenAquinas OC 3.5, 11.10, 14.14, 18.24 (132)Parkside Football Club 1.0, 1.0, 1.2, 2.4 (16)GOALS, Aquinas OC: N. Spencer 6, T. Anderson 3, J. Price 2, L. Brouwer 2, M. Kershaw 1, J. Bayley 1, J. McDonald 1, T. Rosevear 1, M. Valentine 1Parkside Football Club: N/ABEST, Aquinas OC: T. Anderson, L. Brouwer, M. Taverna, J. Kogelman, I. Campbell, N. SpencerParkside Football Club: N/APower House AFC 6.2, 9.9, 11.10, 13.14 (92)Canterbury Football Club 0.1, 1.1, 1.4, 2.4 (16)GOALS, Power House AFC: P. Arnold 7, P. Mackney 2, M. O’Gorman 1, G. Murphy 1, N. Jeffrey 1, R. Cowper 1 Canterbury Football Club: T. Sanderson 1, M. Szabo 1BEST, Power House AFC: G. Cleary, R. Cowper, P. Mackney, T. O’Sullivan, P. Arnold, G. MurphyCanterbury Football Club: A. Stals, A. Panjwani, B. Lashbrook, S. Strater, A. Szabo, D. ReevesLa Trobe University AFC 5.4, 9.7, 14.11, 21.16 (142)Elsternwick AFC 1.0, 1.1, 2.1, 2.1 (13)GOALS, La Trobe University AFC: J. Hickey 3, S. Conheady 3, B. Higgins 3, S. Neville 3, E. Buffon 3, M. Barresi 2, R. Timmins 1, B. Tonkin 1, P. Carroll 1, M. Burrowes 1Elsternwick AFC: M. Rosewarne 1, P. Convery 1Elsternwick AFC: D. Feiber, C. Rogers, A. Patey, M. Rosewarne, J. YemmSwinburne University AFC 4.3, 11.9, 15.11, 23.15 (153)South Melbourne Districts 1.2, 1.4, 2.9, 2.12 (24)GOALS, Swinburne University AFC: J. Barnes 4, J. Dwyer 4, D. Woodrow 3, D. Webb 3, M. Leahy 2, J. Lynn 1, J. Nardino 1, P. O’Hare 1, D. Bolton 1, L. Ferguson 1, S. McGrath 1, J. Carroll 1South Melbourne Districts: J. Holman 2BEST, Swinburne University AFC: L. Ferguson, M. Leahy, D. Webb, J. Dwyer, D. Hadzic, J. CarrollSouth Melbourne Districts: J. Holman, D. O’Dea, M. Rhodes, E. Atfield, C. Jongebloed, M. VirgonaGlen Eira AFC 4.3, 6.5, 7.9, 10.10 (70)Uhs-Vu Afc 1.1, 4.1, 5.2, 6.4 (40)GOALS, Glen Eira AFC: A. Erwin-Ross 3, S. Abel 3, J. Fletcher 1, J. Serpanchy 1, J. Rose 1, A. Rowe 1Uhs-Vu Afc: S. Collins 3, W. Moon 1, R. Dickson 1, A. Hellner 1BEST, Glen Eira AFC: S. Abel, A. Erwin-Ross, J. Rose, S. Hollow, A. Rowe, J. HaddanUhs-Vu Afc: W. Mizzi, N. Linehan, S. Collins, B. Cross, W. Moon, M. Reinhard

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4Gavin Southern @gavsouthern

Last Saturday was certainly 4 seasons in one day as we saw high winds, sun and some rain. Once it was all said and done, the 2 WEST teams sit atop undefeated whilst, the other teams this side of the Westgate, still have a lot of work to do. Manningham came away with an upset, Eley Park couldn’t handle the wind and a half-strength Chaddy kept posting live scores (Westbourne’s live scores) and maybe should have stopped. Box Hill North had a rest and this week, and this week a test. Mt. Lilydale currently sit third and seem rejuvenated. To last week’s games:

MASALA DEF BY MT. LILYDALE Mt. Lilydale headed out to WJ Turner reserve to take on Masala in their second straight home game. A fairly even first quarter by the two teams (9 nine scoring shots each). If not for Masala’s inaccurate kicking with a slight wind, they could have the given the Rams a run for the money. Come the second quarter, the Rams took control of the wind advantage and the game, going crazy with 9-8 to 2-2 quarter. It turned out to be more of the same for Masala in the third, again wasting opportunities kicking 1-7 to 6-5. By the last quarter, Mt. Lilydale again applied the pressure and ran away 133 point victors. BOG Rhett Singer (3 goals) controlled the midfield whilst, Sean Gibson and Max Hampton (5 each) and 8 other goal-scorers had a field day. For Masala, Sam Freeman (3 goals) was the only forward causing headaches and Zack Kelly was best for the Tiges.

NORTH BRUNSWICK DEF BY MANNINGHAMManningham Cobras travelled to Allard Park and the Bulls of North Brunswick. The Bulls made two changes from last week but, one was last week’s “best-on” Hugh Sheridan. The Cobra’s four changes made an influence after being given a lesson last week by Westbourne and wanted make amends. The Coabra’s were hungry in the first quarter shooting 6-1 and a 28pt 1/4 lead. This lead was maintained (give or take a few points) until the final siren as Manningham was able to stifle any of the Bulls advances. Shooting 5-13 at

home was a major concern for the Bulls and this loss may haunt them later in the season. For the Cobra’s Jacob Daily was best judged afield and Scott McPherson (5 goals) was their only multiple goal scorer. Peter Notaro kicked 3 for North Brunny and Luke Mahoney was the Bulls best.

CHADSTONE DEF BY WESTBOURNEChaddy were pumped to finally get their season underway after a bye, despite having to face a tall order in the visiting Westbourne Warriors. Westbourne over-powered the under-manned in every area and in every way. The Synners were able to contain Jason Collins (4 goals) to a degree thanks to Caleb Vardy-Olsson but, there were 14 other goal-kickers to contend with and WITHOUT Ali Eqbal, who had 7 last week. Yes, the Synners played 8 first Senior gamers but, new Synner coach, Jason Cotsis wants “no excuses”. Westbourne are definitely the real-deal but, their real test lies next week, with Point Cook. Kieran Delaney was BOG, Chris Hudson and Aaron Taylor had 7 each for the visitors. Newly appointed vice-captain, Jason Edwards battled hard all day for the Synners. Chadstone reportedly have a multitude of players coming back for their make or break this week against Masala.

POINT COOK DEF ELEY PARKOur match of the round, had a young Point Cook outfit hosting an older, experienced Eley Park at Saltwater Reserve. With a blowing a gale to one end all day, only 2 goals were kicked to the non-scoring end. The Sharks had the wind in the first, and a quick 27-1 lead. The Sharks had never played at Saltwater Reserve before and the Doggies were a lot smarter with the footy, kicking into the breeze and capitalised when they had it. The Sharks 3rd quarter could have been better, unable to utilise what was a 5 goal wind which eventually

WEST TEAMS ON TOP


Box Hill North v Eley Park

Chadstone v Masala

Mt. Lilydale v Manningham

Westbourne v Point Cook



cost them the game. Point Cook’s young ruckmen, Alex Grigg and Cam England stood up well against Eley Park’s Ramy Rayden in a tight contest. For Eley Park, Dan Isaac (3 goals), Adrian Pillay (1) and Brent Christie, were amongst their best. Point Cook were well led by William Dawson (5 goals), Matt Herbertson (3) and BOG Paul Hegarty (1).

PREVIEWRound 3 this week, really should be considered the round of the year with evenly matched sides and rivalries every where you look. Everybody gets match of the round!! A paltry 2/4 tipping last week, we’ve got 4 tough games to pick winners. To the games:

Box Hill North (6th) had a week off to prepare for their neighbours and bitter rivals in Eley Park (5th). Both teams coming off Point Cook losses, Eley Park will lick their wounds and will be expected to snatch this one at Elgar Park.

Another game of interest, is Masala’s first away

game, travelling to Jordan Reserve and the Chadstone Synners. These two teams split their games in 2015, both winning at home. Both training sessions will have double attendance to ensure selection for one of these teams first win. It’s tough choice but, I’ll stick with the flow and have faith that the home team will bounce back.

Manningham (7th) head up the Maroondah to Quarry Rd and Mt. Lilydale (3rd). It’s too early to pick form with these two as both are 1-1 but, Mt. Lilydale pitted themselves well when I saw them in Round 1 against the Sharks. I’ll go Rams at home.

If you REALLY had to choose a match of the round, Point Cook (2nd) at Westbourne (1st), would be the winner. Having seen Westbourne last week, I’ll have to stay with them until I’m wrong. Westbourne

North Brunswick (4th) have the bye and have 2 weeks to prepare for the Sharks. Come the start of round 4, they’ll still be equal second.

DIVISION 4 LAST ROUND DIVISION 4 RESERVEWestbourne Gr Football Club 12.3, 17.12, 29.16, 39.20 (254)Chadstone AFC 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0 (0)GOALS, Westbourne Gr Football Club: C. Hudson 7, A. Taylor 7, M. Muhar 4, D. Collins 4, M. Culliver 4, C. Hunter 2, T. Rogers 2, C. Sneddon 2, A. Crossman 1, D. Morrish 1, C. Robertson 1, W. Wright 1, D. Stoios 1, P. Hudson 1, N. Dimitriadis 1Chadstone AFC: BEST, Westbourne Gr Football Club: K. Delaney, B. Smith, D. Morrish, M. Culliver, C. HudsonMt Lilydale OC 6.3, 15.11, 21.16, 28.22 (190)Masala Football Club 3.6, 5.8, 6.15, 7.15 (57)GOALS, Mt Lilydale OC: S. Gibson 5, M. Hampton 5, B. Carlyon 4, R. Singer 3, C. Winterburn 3, J. Lehmann 3, R. Gromadovski 2, C. Manna 1, A. Thorne 1, M. Gibson 1Masala Football Club: S. Freeman 3, A. Dorrington 1, M. Decarne 1, B. Parker 1, J. Logan 1BEST, Mt Lilydale OC: R. Singer, M. Fernando, S. Gibson, T. Bailey, T. Legg, M. GibsonMasala Football Club: Z. Kelly, M. Disseldorp, A. Dorrington, S. Freeman, J. Logan, M. SextonManningham Cobras AFC 6.1, 8.3, 9.7, 9.10 (64)North Brunswick AFC 1.3, 3.7, 4.10, 5.13 (43)GOALS, Manningham Cobras AFC: S. McPherson 5, S. Leonard 1, M. Colvin 1, S. Rose 1, N. Zappala 1North Brunswick AFC: P. Notaro 3, B. Gallagher 2BEST, Manningham Cobras AFC: J. Daley, N. Edwards, T. Conn, S. Leonard, S. Rose, N. ZappalaNorth Brunswick AFC: L. Mahoney, T. Falconer, J. Dimarco, A. Rae, T. Leary, P. NotaroPoint Cook AFC 0.1, 6.7, 6.7, 12.10 (82)Eley Park Sharks 4.3, 4.4, 6.9, 8.10 (58)GOALS, Point Cook AFC: W. Dawson 5, M. Herbertson 3, P. Hegarty 2, T. Seccombe 1, P. Butler 1Eley Park Sharks: D. Isaac 3, A. Pillay 1, M. Corstorphin 1, T. Sigalas 1, C. Munro 1, A. Zaicos 1BEST, Point Cook AFC: P. Hegarty, W. Dawson, M. Kip, P. Kerr, M. Groves, A. GriggEley Park Sharks: B. Christie, A. Pillay, O. Dickson, D. Isaac, R. Raydan, B. Rush

Westbourne Gr Football Club 4.5, 8.6, 15.10, 20.12 (132)Chadstone AFC 0.3, 1.5, 1.5, 2.5 (17)GOALS, Westbourne Gr Football Club: P. Magann 4, M. Gatti 3, B. Vella 3, M. Ferrie 2, A. Bahtiri 2, H. Wyatt 2, J. Morrell 1, M. Davis 1, J. Russell 1, D. Hallatsch 1Chadstone AFC: B. Millen 1, G. Southern 1BEST, Westbourne Gr Football Club: B. Johnson, P. Magann, A. Bahtiri, S. Bye, T. DavidsonChadstone AFC: D. Keating, D. Luff, I. Bingham, G. Southern, B. MillenMt Lilydale OC 7.3, 13.10, 17.16, 22.19 (151)Masala Football Club 1.1, 1.2, 3.4, 3.4 (22)GOALS, Mt Lilydale OC: B. Boomsma 10, B. Hughes 4, J. Hampton 2, M. Pulkka 1, R. Willcocks 1, M. Bugden 1, W. Johnson 1, S. McCauley 1, M. Taylor 1Masala Football Club: A. Grados 2BEST, Mt Lilydale OC: B. Boomsma, B. Hughes, S. McCauley, M. Bugden, J. Hampton, I. HawkeyMasala Football Club: J. Coghill, A. Gleeson, D. Shanks, P. Kailasanathan, R. Harrop, A. GradosNorth Brunswick AFC 2.2, 3.4, 5.6, 8.9 (57)Manningham Cobras AFC 1.1, 2.4, 2.4, 6.6 (42)GOALS, North Brunswick AFC: D. Manoukian 3, J. Tiernan 1, N. Ross 1, J. Hayes 1, B. Cornish 1, L. Spano 1Manningham Cobras AFC: B. Helme 2, B. Russian 2, C. Gray 1, P. Vaughan 1BEST, North Brunswick AFC: J. Hayes, K. Mourelatos, B. Sutherland, J. Tiernan, N. Ross, C. GogollManningham Cobras AFC: C. Gray, P. Whitehouse, J. Stewart, M. O’Bree, B. Stockdale, R. MundyEley Park Sharks 3.4, 3.4, 7.7, 7.7 (49)Point Cook AFC 0.0, 3.6, 3.6, 5.12 (42)GOALS, Eley Park Sharks: J. Alexandridis 3, J. Edlich 1, J. Smith 1, A. Curphey 1, B. Sahlstrom 1Point Cook AFC: A. Paris 2, M. Tottle 1, M. Jamal 1, S. Young 1BEST, Eley Park Sharks: A. Wreford, M. Flynn, H. Priest, J. Balon, T. Houlden, B. SahlstromPoint Cook AFC: A. Gauci, D. Petrolito, A. Robinson, D. Duskovic, M. Jamal, M. Fall

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GRILL’D RISING STAR 2016COREY CONNELLY – OLD HAILEYBURY

Corey first came to play at Old Haileybury in

2014 where he started in under 19s and seniors

while in Year 11 at school and kicked 3 goals

on debut, by the following year he had found

himself a spot in the senior side permanently.

Corey played in the Haileyburians premiership

in Premier C and became the first school boy to

do this since Mike Porter in 1963. Corey’s style

of football is most like Nathan Fyfe with how he

moves the footy and even his hair do on game

day. Corey’s strengths as a footballer would

be his ability to go forward to kick goals using

his explosive speed, getting over the ball and

he is an incredible desperate defensive player.

The young gun is known for his excellent team

work and plays the right way with a coachable

attitude.


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PREMIER THIRDS LAST ROUNDSt Kevins OB Gold 2.1, 2.2, 5.4, 7.6 (48)Collegians 1.2, 1.2, 1.2, 3.2 (20)GOALS, St Kevins OB Gold: D. Kerr 2, H. McPherson 1, B. Omizzolo 1, Z. Khariwala 1, P. Turnbull 1, N. Pryor 1Collegians: A. Barr 1, A. Stone 1, J. Patterson 1BEST, St Kevins OB Gold: M. Nolan, N. Pryor, C. McPherson, S. Joseph, P. TurnbullCollegians: M. Gregory, S. Hobbs, C. Wilson, S. Sabbatucci, B. Simpson, F. WalkerOld Melburnians 4.5, 8.6, 12.8, 17.10 (112)St Kevins OB Green 0.0, 1.1, 2.3, 4.4 (28)GOALS, Old Melburnians: C. Tunbridge 5, W. Lovelock 4, C. Wischer 2, T. McLardy 2, H. Hardy 1, L. Borthwick 1, W. Dowling 1, J. Baring 1St Kevins OB Green: P. Di Natale 2, T. Corboy 1, H. Snell 1BEST, Old Melburnians: C. Tunbridge, T. Healey, W. Lovelock, C. Wischer, A. Coleridge, T. McLardySt Kevins OB Green: D. Giannini, G. Packman, J. Howell, C. Smith, H. Reinwald, O. HendersonOld Xaverians Black 5.2, 11.6, 14.9, 19.16 (130)Old Scotch 0.2, 1.3, 1.3, 2.4 (16)GOALS, Old Xaverians Black: C. Dipierdomenico 6, T. Daniher 3, L. Bisset 2, H. Buckley 2, C. Denton 2, N. Serafini 1, D. Benson 1, D. Dempsey 1, H. Sleeman 1Old Scotch: M. Clayton 1, F. Macfarlane 1BEST, Old Xaverians Black: L. Bisset, N. Serafini, T. McClusky, C. Dipierdomenico, D. Benson, J. BlakeOld Scotch: S. Hatty, A. King, S. Neil, C. Docker, F. Macfarlane, K. PaltoglouOld Xaverians Red 1.3, 6.11, 7.13, 9.18 (72)St Bernards 3.4, 4.4, 5.5, 8.6 (54)GOALS, Old Xaverians Red: M. Owen 2, N. Sharkey 2, T. Gilbert 1, L. Bosnar 1, F. Nugent 1St Bernards: J. Firth 3, D. Yogarajah 2, M. Farrant 1, J. Holland 1, M. Stapleton 1BEST, Old Xaverians Red: J. Samartzis, T. Gilbert, F. Nugent, J. Agius, S. CleeveSt Bernards: J. Holland, M. Stapleton, J. Gay, B. Garth, I. Madden, T. RileyUniversity Blacks 4.5, 7.7, 8.8, 10.9 (69)University Blues 1.2, 3.2, 6.5, 6.7 (43)GOALS, University Blacks: J. Wilson 2, T. Brennan 2, S. Claney 1, R. Sack 1, J. Heeley 1, L. Flanagan 1, H. Robinson 1, J. Muller 1University Blues: E. Long 3, H. Seller 1, B. Jongebloed 1, J. Tyndall 1BEST, University Blacks: R. Cleary, J. Dawson, T. Brennan, M. Coffey, J. Wilson, B. PooleUniversity Blues: E. Long, J. Heinz, B. Jongebloed, H. Sullivan, J. Jess, H. Seller

PREMIER B THIRDS LAST ROUNDParkdale Vultures 3.2, 11.4, 14.5, 20.9 (129)Fitzroy 2.5, 3.9, 7.9, 8.12 (60)GOALS, Parkdale Vultures: L. Gallagher 4, J. Hall 3, T. Carroll 3, T. Congerton 2, M. O’Connor 2, S. Davies 2, J. Young 1, B. Shea 1, L. Jenkins 1, L. Scott 1Fitzroy: D. Ly 2, N. Grimshaw 1, J. King 1, N. White 1, L. Davis 1, K. Menzies 1, S. Hurley 1BEST, Parkdale Vultures: M. O’Connor, L. Gallagher, T. Carroll, K. Gray, J. Hall, A. CapironFitzroy: J. Shaw, K. Menzies, L. Davis, N. Grimshaw, N. White, M. DeaseyBEAUMARIS v. DE LA SALLE De La Salle 3.10, 6.13, 9.16, 11.21 (87)Beaumaris 1.1, 2.5, 4.9, 6.15 (51)GOALS, De La Salle: N. Beaumont 3, T. Kovarik 2, S. Morwood 2, J. Oakley 1, N. Fyfield 1, J. McGAW 1, R. Breda 1Beaumaris: B. Hewett 2, C. Byrnes 2, D. Ladds 2BEST, De La Salle: T. Brasher, N. Beaumont, J. Hockey, J. Stinear, N. Fyfield, J. McGAWBeaumaris: J. Evans, C. Byrnes, M. Hardeman, D. Ladds, S. Moore, J. PembertonMonash Blues 3.5, 8.8, 17.12, 18.14 (122)St Bedes / Mentone Tigers 1.4, 3.5, 5.8, 9.12 (66)GOALS, Monash Blues: P. Tweedly 4, D. Brogden 4, W. Hogan 3, P. Dowling 1, L. Dolbey 1, G. Powles 1, W. Margetts 1, C. Dougherty 1, H. Brouwer 1, O. Cumming 1St Bedes / Mentone Tigers: J. Beckwith 3, D. Gilmore 1, C. Burl 1, L. Porter 1, C. Michaud 1, T. Wighton 1, J. Popaz 1BEST, Monash Blues: W. Hogan, J. Stephens, P. Tweedly, D. Brogden, G. Powles, N. PhillipsSt Bedes / Mentone Tigers: S. Amon, J. Beckwith, T. Wighton, L. Murphy, L. Doyle, C. MichaudRound 1 - 17/04/2016AJAX 2.1, 6.3, 12.7, 17.12 (114)Old Carey 3.1, 5.2, 6.4, 8.4 (52)GOALS, AJAX: Z. Aron 6, D. Wein 3, E. Adelist 3, J. Jones 2, B. Menahem 1, L. Lewis 1, J. Joel 1Old Carey: T. MacReady - Bryan 3, A. DiRienzo 2, S. Davidson 2, B. De Leijer 1BEST, AJAX: Z. Aron, O. Greenberg, E. Adelist, Y. Jedwab, B. Jones, J. RubinsteinOld Carey: N. Jones, B. Dunstan, C. Wallace, M. Hexter, G. Trumbull, B. De Leijer

PREMIER C THIRDS LAST ROUNDCaulfield Gr 1.1, 6.2, 9.6, 11.7 (73)Ormond 1.2, 3.3, 5.3, 7.7 (49)GOALS, Caulfield Gr: A. Strain 3, E. Kalaja 2, N. O’Connor 2, T. Bockman 1, N. Young 1, T. Stephenson 1, J. Anderson 1Ormond: A. Grace 3, C. Rawlings 1, R. Abell 1, B. Hardwick 1, D. MacHin 1BEST, Caulfield Gr: S. McDonald, L. Holmes, J. Massie, N. O’Connor, T. Stephenson, A. StrainOrmond: D. MacHin, C. Rawlings, A. Grace, B. Hardwick, K. DompietroMarcellin 4.2, 6.4, 13.6, 16.8 (104)Old Camberwell 2.4, 7.6, 7.9, 9.16 (70)GOALS, Marcellin: S. Ayoub 8, C. Kemp 2, P. Chard 2, L. Verdura 2, C. Stewart 1, D. Cracknell 1Old Camberwell: B. Cottrell 3, N. Russell 3, D. Dick 1, M. Todd 1, P. Storey 1BEST, Marcellin: S. Ayoub, M. Mascitti, J. Sassella, L. Verdura, T. Bastiaan, C. KempOld Camberwell: D. Berry, M. Todd, B. Cottrell, D. Dick, T. StaynerP E G S 2.2, 9.6, 10.8, 12.10 (82)St Mary’s Salesian 3.4, 4.5, 6.9, 6.10 (46)GOALS, P E G S: D. Lieu 3, T. Day 3, D. Galea 2, D. Collinson 1, T. Ferris 1, J. Washburn 1, R. Centin 1St Mary’s Salesian: N. Baxter 3, E. Rocke 1, T. Campbell 1, H. McMahon 1BEST, P E G S: T. Day, T. Ferris, H. Federico, D. Galea, J. Polizzi, D. LieuSt Mary’s Salesian: D. Tyrer, H. Wong, D. Cropley, H. McMahon, C. Gibbs, C. McMahonWilliamstown CYMS 4.3, 7.8, 12.10, 15.14 (104)Therry Penola OB 2.1, 2.2, 5.2, 8.2 (50)GOALS, Williamstown CYMS: M. Sneddon 3, B. McRae 3, J. Gallivan 2, M. Busuttil 2, L. Hogarth 1, L. Molan 1, M. Porter 1, A. Moedt 1, M. Tennant 1Therry Penola OB: M. Helm 3, S. Bannister 2, S. Layton 1, M. McCrae 1, D. McKibbin 1BEST, Williamstown CYMS: L. Molan, M. Busuttil, L. McKenzie, M. Tennant, J. Gallivan, B. GattTherry Penola OB: M. McCrae, D. McKibbin, M. Jones, S. Bannister, M. Helm, B. Budiono

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Below is the presentation by Bruno Conti, VAFA Board Member and former President of the VAFA, that he made at the VAFA Season Launch to welcome the newest VAFA Life Member Simon Costello.

Ladies and Gentleman it gives me great pleasure to be standing before you here this evening as I read out the credentials of Simon Costello.

Simon has over many years given outstanding service to the Association as well as to the Melbourne University Football and in particular University Blacks.

Club Player• At University Blacks he played 248 games which

is still a club record.

• He has won 4 Best and Fairest awards.

• Was Vice Captain of the 1974 A Section premiership team, and Captain of the club in 1976 and 1978

• Simon was runner up in the Association’s A Section Best and Fairest award.

Following his graduation in Medicine from Melbourne University in 1977, Simon continued

further studies in the specialist field of Paediatrics including overseas appointments in Canada. Upon his return to Australia he established his own practice in Paediatrics and is now the head of Paediatrics at Cabrini Hospital.

Club OfficialDespite his busy professional life, Simon was able to return to University football. He was President of the Blacks from 96 -2001 and then became President of the Melb Uni Football Club btw 2005 – 2010.

VAFA Representation• His contribution as a player was outstanding –

he represented the VAFA across 6 years in 75, 77, 78, 79, 80 and 82.

• He captained the side in 81.

• In 1979 he was selected as an All Aust.

• In 1990/91 - he served as the Medical Officer for the VAFA U-19 representative team

• In 09 he received the Big V Award of VAFA Legend to acknowledge his playing contribution to the Big V

• In 2011 he was appointed as a VAFA Ambassador and he continues in this role for the 4 year in 2016.

Simon is renowned as a gentleman of the utmost character and integrity who has clearly distinguished himself in his professional life and more importantly in the context of his VAFA life membership he has distinguished himself in the sporting world through his involvement with the VAFA.

Simon Costello has rendered conspicuous service to the VAFA, following in the footsteps of his father Dr Brian Costello himself a Life Member of the VAFA and the Costellos now become the first family in the history of our association to become a Father / Son life member combination.

SIMON BECOMES THE 55TH LM OF THE VAFALadies and gentleman will you please join me in congratulating Simon Costello on his induction as a Life Member of the Victorian Amateur Football Association.

VAFA LIFE MEMBERSHIP – GEOFF REILLEYLI

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Holmesglen U19 PremierBeaumaris 5.5, 10.7, 14.13, 16.16 (112)University Blacks 0.0, 1.0, 3.1, 4.6 (30)GOALS, Beaumaris: S. Gibbins 4, N. Henricks 3, J. Nardino 2, C. Beattie-Powell 1, C. Moore 1, A. Johnstone 1, J. Cusack 1, H. Bruce 1, M. Hanson 1, S. Evans 1 University Blacks: M. Strathdee 1, . Meehan 1, H. Stannard 1, H. Bruinier 1BEST, Beaumaris: J. Cusack, L. Tedde, S. Evans, S. Gibbins, D. Keating University Blacks: N/AOld Xaverians 3.3, 10.5, 13.9, 15.12 (102)De La Salle 3.0, 4.1, 7.5, 9.5 (59)GOALS, Old Xaverians: P. Wallace 6, N. Pirrie 4, B. O’Connor 2, M. Parker 1, H. Lucas 1, J. Tobin 1 De La Salle: A. Trusler 4, W. Mackie 1, T. Shannon 1, M. Griechen 1, H. Persson 1, D. Marchese 1BEST, Old Xaverians: H. Troiani, W. Mantesso, P. Wallace, O. Silk, N. Pirrie, T. Amad De La Salle: M. Martinez, S. Pennell, H. Persson, A. Trusler, D. MarcheseOld Scotch 2.3, 4.9, 5.10, 8.15 (63)St Kevins 3.3, 3.5, 7.11, 7.13 (55)GOALS, Old Scotch: W. Stewart 3, W. Kelly 2, C. Kalogirou 1, T. Anderson 1, D. Zietsman 1 St Kevins: J. Anderson 1, L. Mahoney 1, A. Clough 1, M. Olsen 1, L. Young 1, L. Wray 1, J. Langton 1BEST, Old Scotch: T. Murchie, T. Lindholm, T. Anderson, N. Clark, T. Edney, N. Kirchhofer St Kevins: J. Langton, J. Outen, L. Mahoney, J. Victor, L. Merrett, M. Di NataleSt Bernards 3.3, 7.5, 10.10, 12.17 (89)University Blues 2.2, 4.3, 5.4, 5.6 (36)GOALS, St Bernards: T. Doody 2, D. Petrone 2, P. Sawaya 2, M. Zammit 2, B. Ward 1, C. McGuire 1, L. Weightman 1, J. Seit 1 University Blues: E. Keach 2, T. Scotland 1, N. Francis 1, L. Egan 1BEST, St Bernards: T. Doody, L. Beddoe, N. Kelly, L. Weightman, L. Holland, J. Seit University Blues: S. Clements, E. Walmsley, L. Bell, E. Keach, J. Sheridan, H. Bennett

Holmesglen U19 Premier ReserveBeaumaris 3.8, 4.10, 8.14, 9.16 (70)Williamstown CYMS 1.1, 4.3, 7.3, 9.11 (65)GOALS, Beaumaris: M. Kornberg 3, B. Page 2, K. Jensen 2, O. Brennan 1, M. McWeeney 1Williamstown CYMS: J. Waters 2, A. Moore 1, P. Galic 1, E. Tuck 1, J. Mattsson 1, S. Eyassu 1, T. Farrugia 1, J. Splatt 1BEST, Beaumaris: N. Mason, W. Avery, K. Jensen, E. Hall, M. Kornberg, J. Murray Williamstown CYMS: J. Davies, J. Mattsson, A. Moore, E. Tuck, C. Taylor, T. FarrugiaDe La Salle 5.3, 8.5, 11.7, 18.11 (119)Old Xaverians 3.3, 7.5, 7.7, 10.8 (68)GOALS, De La Salle: J. Vance 3, C. Ghersi 3, P. Cook 3, L. McCluskey 3, Q. De Luca 2, J. Galbraith 1, B. Ahearn 1, C. Northey 1, W. Wright 1 Old Xaverians: J. Rennex 3, T. Boots 1, C. Condon 1, J. Nolan 1, T. Lyon 1, W. Wilson 1, H. Reed 1, P. Deighton 1BEST, De La Salle: C. Ghersi, J. Galbraith, L. McCluskey, C. Northey, B. Ahearn, A. Wood Old Xaverians: J. Nolan, H. Reed, B. Curtis, P. Deighton, W. Wilson, T. LyonSt Kevins 3.6, 5.9, 12.13, 14.14 (98)Old Scotch 0.2, 3.3, 4.3, 6.5 (41)GOALS, St Kevins: P. Gheller 3, C. Ross 2, S. Dicintio 2, L. Comito 2, H. Fithall 1, N. Stagg 1, D. Donnoli 1, J. Gale 1, H. Bennetts 1Old Scotch: D. Clearihan 4, K. Forbes 1, S. Filippou 1BEST, St Kevins: T. Sanders, S. Dicintio, C. Ross, A. Favaloro, L. Comito, N. Stagg Old Scotch: K. Forbes, A. Bennett, D. Clearihan, B. Holmes, L. Cooke, N. WaddellSt Bernards 1.6, 3.7, 6.11, 8.16 (64)St Bedes / Mentone Tigers 3.3, 4.3, 5.3, 7.5 (47)GOALS, St Bernards: J. Tologata 3, J. Moon 2, C. Williams 1, B. Davies 1, T. Mahony 1 St Bedes / Mentone Tigers: M. Scott 2, D. Heverin 1, C. Wedderburn 1, J. Saunders 1, M. Aleardi 1, J. Thomas 1BEST, St Bernards: L. Kelly, E. Vahland, C. Williams, J. Avolino, A. Rizzardo, C. Bibby St Bedes / Mentone Tigers: T. La Cava, M. Scott, C. Clark, D. Heverin, A. Thatcher, C. Wedderburn

Holmesglen U19 Section 2

Old Melburnians 3.1, 7.2, 11.2, 16.4 (100)Old Brighton 0.1, 0.3, 1.8, 3.11 (29)GOALS, Old Melburnians: J. Kerin 4, S. Kelly 2, M. Pearson 2, T. Nelson 2, J. Regan 2, W. Horsfall 2, E. Hayne 1, W. Ahearn 1 Old Brighton: T. Currie 2, M. Duchini 1BEST, Old Melburnians: H. Hall, B. Seamer, L. Thorpe, T. Fuller, J. Kerin, F. Lappin Old Brighton: H. McIntyre, H. Hamilton, S. Riddell, J. Balleggi, T. Currie, J. DikranianWhitefriars 4.3, 8.5, 14.6, 19.8 (122)Old Carey Gr 2.1, 4.3, 5.5, 7.6 (48)GOALS, Whitefriars: H. Murray 4, F. Ward 4, A. Hands 2, A. Corbett 2, B. Lyall 2, D. Maher 1, J. Perrin 1, S. Hill 1, C. Giovannini 1, J. Sammut 1 Old Carey Gr: J. Haynes 2, A. Smith 1, C. Aitken 1, J. De Paiva 1, Z. Shinton 1, A. Archibald 1BEST, Whitefriars: J. Richardson, F. Ward, C. Giovannini, M. Coen, A. Hands, B. Lyall Old Carey Gr: C. Aitken, A. Archibald, B. Dalton, J. Stuart, J. Leith, W. MitchellParkdale Vultures 7.2, 12.3, 18.9, 22.16 (148)Old Ivanhoe Gr 1.1, 1.4, 1.4, 1.5 (11)GOALS, Parkdale Vultures: J. Green 4, R. O’Leary 3, A. Silva 3, B. Austin 2, A. Derzekos 2, Y. Hopkins-Gamble 2, O. Herd 1, T. McCarthy 1, H. Spencer 1, J. Vorbach 1, J. Salouris 1, L. Patten 1 Old Ivanhoe Gr: N. Reeves-Smyth 1BEST, Parkdale Vultures: Y. Hopkins-Gamble, H. Spencer, A. Watterson, J. Salouris, L. Forbes, J. GreenOld Ivanhoe Gr: T. Marshall, M. Scott, M. Altis, T. O’Halloran, J. Larkin, N. Reeves-SmythFitzroy 6.4, 9.8, 13.11, 15.13 (103)Old Trinity Gr 1.2, 3.4, 7.7, 10.8 (68)GOALS, Fitzroy: R. Patterson 5, K. Lambley 2, E. Lincoln 2, E. Harley 1, H. Jorgensen 1, G. Richardson 1, J. Long 1, J. Butler 1, D. O’Connor 1 Old Trinity Gr: A. McIntosh 2, S. Contos 1, B. Henery 1, A. Ioannou 1, N. Adgemis 1, N. Creese 1, J. Vasilev-Robertson 1, J. Sando 1, D. Zethoven 1BEST, Fitzroy: I. Wattis, A. Burke, L. Grace, J. Long, K. Lambley, J. Butler Old Trinity Gr: M. Morarty, N. Adgemis, B. Henery, S. Cook, C. Hooper, S. ContosSt Bedes / Mentone Tigers 7.7, 10.9, 15.11, 19.12 (126)Caulfield Gr 0.0, 1.2, 1.8, 1.16 (22)GOALS, St Bedes / Mentone Tigers: B. De Zilva 3, J. Mangoni 3, Z. Calvez 2, K. Sharpe 2, D. Tocher 2, M. Millwood 1, B. Mahy 1, R. Maddaford 1, C. Ladds 1, S. Lundy 1, R. Kennedy 1, S. Hayes 1 Caulfield Gr: M. Ball 1BEST, St Bedes / Mentone Tigers AFC: M. Johnstone, Z. Calvez, J. Mangoni, J. Moloney, R. Mravljak, D. TocherCaulfield Gr: J. McCLELLAND, Z. Amos, A. Fujiwara, M. Spielvogel, O. Allis, N. Blaich

Holmesglen U19 Section 3 Collegians 4.2, 7.7, 10.14, 14.18 (102)Old Geelong 1.1, 2.2, 3.2, 5.4 (34)GOALS, Collegians: C. Hobbs 3, H. Ling 2, J. Rice 2, L. Walsh 1, A. Scott 1, N. Punter 1, T. Jordan 1, H. Greene 1, T. Wyett 1, E. Rice 1 Old Geelong: H. Fraser 2, B. Young 1, W. Griffiths 1, J. Thomson 1BEST, Collegians: T. Jordan, T. Wyett, N. Marsh, H. Ling, A. Scott, C. Hobbs Old Geelong: J. Tivendale, L. de Moor, R. Kebbell, E. Gubbins, A. Beckingsale, W. GriffithsPeninsula OB 1.0, 3.3, 5.4, 8.7 (55)Hampton Rovers 2.1, 2.2, 4.3, 5.4 (34)GOALS, Peninsula OB: A. Grant 3, B. Williamson 2, T. La Brooy 1, B. Hillman 1, J. Small 1 Hampton Rovers: D. Merlo 2, J. Melnjak 1, A. Hug 1, F. Shellie 1BEST, Peninsula OB: B. Williamson, J. Watts, M. McLellan, C. Parton, B. Glaum, P. Boyle Hampton Rovers: C. Jones, J. Prosser, M. Oswald, S. Ebbott, M. Rieniets, C. CullisMazenod 1.2, 5.4, 7.5, 14.13 (97)Marcellin OC 3.2, 6.2, 6.5, 6.7 (43)GOALS, Mazenod: C. Martino 3, J. Hill 2, M. D’Angelo 2, J. Murdock 2, D. Mydaras 1, S. Deegan 1, D. Spooner 1, M. Zogoulas 1, D. Fowler 1 Marcellin OC: N. McNamara 2, J. Doran 1, A. Menegas 1, N. Whelan 1BEST, Mazenod: S. Deegan, D. Mydaras, D. Wiles, M. D’Angelo, C. Martino, D. Spooner Marcellin OC: D. Lunn, A. Berlangieri, J. Guerrieri, M. Hamblin, B. Perillo, A. CollinsWilliamstown CYMS 2.4, 6.4, 12.6, 13.12 (90)

Ormond 2.1, 6.5, 6.5, 12.7 (79)GOALS, Williamstown: J. Slee 6, B. Hodge 2, B. Connolly 2, L. Mandato 1, L. Kennedy 1, H. Carter 1 Ormond: T. Harkin 5, M. Perry 2, J. Short 2, W. Robertshaw 1, J. Maxfield 1, A. Schwarz 1BEST, Williamstown: J. Slee, J. Kilpatrick, W. Chan, B. Ford, M. Short, B. Connolly Ormond: Z. Papacostas, A. Xenos, J. Fogarty, J. Maxfield, T. Harkin, W. Van Denderen

Holmesglen U19 Section 4AJAX AFC 4.1, 6.2, 8.5, 15.7 (97)Preston Bullants 2.2, 5.4, 7.5, 7.7 (49)GOALS, AJAX: R. Kagan 5, B. Schwartz 3, D. Lipton 2, A. Joel 1, A. Klein 1, C. Hamilton 1, S. Kalmus 1, B. Faiman 1Preston Bullants: R. Evans 2, B. Hutchinson 1, C. Useinov 1, M. DeMaria 1, J. Taylor 1, J. Mansour 1BEST, AJAX: R. Kagan, A. Klein, J. Velleman, B. Faiman, C. Hamilton, A. Rushford Preston Bullants: J. Mansour, C. Fontana, B. Twite, J. Mazzone, C. Useinov, J. HamiltonMonash Blues 1.3, 2.5, 3.5, 6.9 (45)Therry Penola OB 0.2, 0.5, 1.6, 3.7 (25)GOALS, Monash Blues: P. Easson 2, S. May 1, D. Plant 1, D. Saville 1, W. Grigg 1 Therry Penola OB: N/ABEST, Monash Blues: J. Devanny, P. Easson, M. Hackwill, L. Howard, L. Lane, D. Saville Therry Penola OB: Old Haileyburians 8.2, 13.7, 17.7, 25.10 (160)UHS-VU 2.0, 3.1, 3.4, 3.5 (23)GOALS, Old Haileyburians: B. Oakes 10, J. Hurley 4, C. Schneider 2, J. Cain 2, J. Elston 2, M. Fisher 1, B. Steele 1, J. Munro 1, W. Stock 1, N. Doran 1 UHS-VU: M. Mallia 2, C. Berogna 1BEST, Old Haileyburians: B. Steele, J. Munro, B. Oakes, J. Constable, M. Smith, H. Bignell Uhs-Vu Afc: C. Craig, M. Healey, N. Ryan, A. Giove, N. Perica, C. BerognaPEGS Football Club 1.5, 8.10, 13.12, 18.16 (124)Aquinas 1.1, 1.1, 1.3, 2.3 (15)GOALS, PEGS Football Club: J. Erougian 5, M. Tonna 5, A. Coutts 1, N. Humphreys 1, T. Saggio 1, J. Moloney 1, A. Gorham 1, J. Trigona 1, C. Salt 1, L. Ford 1Aquinas: J. Wright 1, J. Reid 1BEST, PEGS Football Club: R. Cassidy, M. Tonna, J. Erougian, N. Humphreys, A. Hymer, T. SaggioAquinas: J. Wright, K. Hummel, M. Di Donato, J. Kerr, J. Reid, J. Martuccio

Holmesglen U19 Section 5De La Salle 1.3, 5.7, 9.7, 11.10 (76)La Trobe University 3.0, 3.1, 3.1, 5.2 (32)GOALS, De La Salle: J. Epifanidis 3, N. O’Sullivan 3, A. Martuccio 2, J. Gregory 1, H. Bowen 1, P. Hounihan 1La Trobe University: Z. Masterson 1, A. Payne 1, S. Payne 1, S. Williams 1, W. Hillgrove 1BEST, De La Salle: P. Hounihan, R. Rando, J. Gregory, A. Martuccio, N. O’Sullivan, M. Riley La Trobe University: A. Lewis, T. Joseph, T. Hunt, W. Coutts, N. CavallaroParkside Football Club 6.3, 7.9, 11.12, 15.15 (105)Oakleigh AFC 0.1, 1.3, 1.5, 7.7 (49)GOALS, Parkside Football Club: N/A Oakleigh AFC: L. Cloke 2, A. Malhotra 2, B. Weymouth 1, C. Moore 1, W. Harris 1BEST, Parkside Football Club: N/A Oakleigh AFC: J. Ford, C. Galanos, A. Malhotra, B. Weymouth, H. Everett, L. ClokeMHSOB 2.2, 5.3, 9.5, 10.8 (68)Old Paradians 4.1, 7.3, 9.5, 10.7 (67)GOALS, MHSOB: S. Hodder 2, J. Hall 2, S. Arora 1, W. Penhalluriack 1, J. Rewal 1, G. Velik 1, S. Halangode 1, E. Smith 1 Old Paradians: A. Carabott 3, J. Frank 2, N. Ouzas 1, A. Ouzas 1, N. Kolotylo 1, M. Caruso 1, J. Healy 1BEST, MHSOB: G. Velik, Z. Zhong, A. Alinizar, A. Yu, S. Arora, S. Hodder Old Paradians: D. Liuzzi, J. Frank, J. Healy, A. Nolan, N. Kolotylo, A. TyrrellMazenod 8.3, 10.6, 15.7, 16.9 (105)St Johns 0.2, 0.6, 0.9, 4.16 (40)GOALS, Mazenod: T. Riley 5, J. Welsford 3, T. Patterson 3, J. Cochrane 2, F. D’Alfonso 1, N. Nguyen 1, J. Deegan 1St Johns: B. Follett 2, B. Barker 1, K. Johnston 1BEST, Mazenod: L. McKenna, J. Cochrane, J. Welsford, J. Webster, T. Sallai, T. Riley St Johns: B. Kelly, L. Eklom, M. Carter, K. Johnston, N. McConchie, J. Johns

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5 YEARS AGO – 2011In D1 Section, Therry Penola had a huge win over Old Westbourne, 25.10 to 6.6 and maintained their position on

top of the ladder. Therry jumped out of the blocks with a 7 goal to 1 first quarter and cruised home from there. Best – George (9), Faroldi, Pell, Egglestone, Harding (3), Doyle (Therry) and Miller, Barnes, Walker, Pavez, Nikola, Whiting (OW). Elsternwick ran right over Mt Lilydale kicking 27.10 to 12.16 with key forward, Adam Thornton, kicking 8 goals. The Wicks were looking to have a big season but they had started with two losses up until this round. Best – Thornton (8), Craig, D Richardson, Healey, Yemm (3), A Richardson (Elsternwick) and Cerra, Moyes, Hickey, Paul (3), Evans (3), Hollingsworth (Mt Lilydale). In Division 4, St Francis Xavier were the only undefeated team after round 3. They had little difficulty against South Mornington and won comfortably 23.15 to 9.14. Best – Spencer (8), Pabst (5), Burns, Howard, Pearson, Andrews (StF-X) and Price, Fitzsimmons, Williams, Heib, Riordan, Smith (Sth M). John Nicolopoulos had been a star at junior club, Ashburton Redbacks and in 2008 had been selected in the Vic Metro U18 squad however he injured his knee playing with Oakleigh Chargers and could not take his place in the Vic Metro team. John then transferred to De La Salle in 2010 after a season at Williamstown in the VFL. In this round John won the Club Warehouse Rising Star Award after his 5 goals against St Bedes Mentone Tigers. Ormond’s Damien (Pistons) Cleary played his junior football at St Peters before moving to Oakleigh in the VFA. He crossed to Ormond in 1995 and played in the 98 Reserves’ premiership. Along the way Damien won 2 best and fairests in Ormond’s Reserves and was awarded life membership in 2005. Off the field Damien was an outstanding contributor for Ormond in a number of areas.

10 YEARS AGO – 2006In D1 Bulleen Templestowe won a ‘heart stopper’ against Banyule. The lead changed a number of times during the game and the wind had a considerable effect on the scoring abilities each term. Best – Barker, Chivers, Hare, Schneider, Tulloch, Tehan (BT) and Taylor, Shepherd, Gray, Smith Swift, Rothe (Banyule). The closest game in D2 Section was between Oakleigh and La Trobe Uni with the ‘Trobers’ accuracy in front of goal the difference 14.5 to 12.16 giving LaTrobe victory by a solitary point. The match had

constantly fluctuated keeping the crowd on their toes. Best – Waterman, Maatman, Brooks, Martin, Marx, McMullan (LaTrobe) and Bell, Holden Lamb (3), Gately, Briggs, Rutter (Oakleigh). West Brunswick too an early lead in their Division 3 match against Monash Gryphons and never relinquished it, running out 12.14 to 7.12 winners in an entertaining game. Best – Martin, Irving, Miller, Haysey (4), Dishon, Batters (West Brunswick) and Baxter, Rose, Vallance, Burgess, Keating, Wilson (Monash Gryphons). Umpires’ Corner paid tribute to Steve McCarthy on his 500th match as an umpire. His co-scribe, Leah Gallagher, asked ‘Macca’ a few questions relating to his long career including asking Macca to tell us the funniest thing he had seen on the field of play. His response “had a final many seasons before and the losing team asked for a count. A very large ruckman from one side sat on the extra player about 3 meters from the boundary to prevent him from escaping the count! The poor guy was trying to ‘claw’ his way to the line! Also asked to name the best player he mentioned a number – Michael Blood, Garry Connolly, Tim Cooke, Bernie Dineen, Rob Fuller, Andrew Leoncelli, Terry Young, Andrew Ramsden and Tony MacGeorge but he couldn’t split them. Macca also said Russell Barnes was the toughest and most courageous he had seen.

20 YEARS AGO – 1996In D Section, it was an even and entertaining game between Southbank and Parkside with the lead changing several times in the first half before Southbank clung to a slender lead in the second half and finished ahead 10.15 to 10.9. Best – Eastham, Treyvaud, Keighran, Bunnett, Bluhm, Pitts (Southbank) and Moodie, Chilcott, Campbell, Dean, Tessari, Panjari (Parkside). In E East Section Richmond Central made a determined effort to overtake Old Carey in the last quarter but Old Carey pulled away in the last few minutes to win comfortably 14.19 to 12.16. Best – Hickey (6), Lee, Yarnall, Eccles (3), Glindermann, Campbell (Old Carey) and Shannon, Malcolm, Holt, Dunne Siwka, Warne (Richmond Centrals). In E Central Old Westbourne ‘kicked the sweep’ against the hapless Thornbury Cougars, 36.25 to 2.7. The goals were well spread apart from Scott Whiting’s 11! Best – Whiting, Blake, Franklin (4), Outen, Billman (Old Westbourne) and Alembakis, Cutler, Lincoln, Brewer, Muscat, Mitronatsios (Thornbury Cougars). Monash Whites were handed a thrashing by ANZ Bank in E South Section. The bankers kicked 9 in the final term with a final scoreline of 24.8 to 8.11. Best – Malone (8),

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30 YEARS AGO – 1986The VAFA Certificate of Merit winners or 1986 were – Graeme Simpson (15 years with VAFA Umpires Association including an A Grade Grand Final and VAFA Rep game), Cliff Bastow (Foundation Member of his Club, West Brunswick, played 224 games and had also been U19 and Senior Coach. Cliff was the Current VAFA Registration Secretary), Vivian Francis (State Bank – 202 games, Life Member, Committeeman, Secretary and Vice President), John Miles (VAFA Executive member and former Ivanhoe star – 156 games, Club Vice President, Treasurer, President), Peter Nathan (VAFA Executive and former St Bernards founding member, 100 games, Vice President), Jim Fidge (170 games for Geelong Amateur Football Club , long standing delegate and executive member of the VAFA), Walter Johnston (Played 90 senior games, 17 years on club committee for UHSOB), Bruce Bourne (256 senior games for Ormond and VAFA Rep player including captain, 3 time All-Australian), Ken Blay (150 games 3 premierships. President, Secretary and life member of Kew AFC), Harry Leigh (Foundation member of North Old Boys, player, committeeman and fund raiser for his club who ran the boundary for 300 games after finishing his playing career), Peter Selleck, outstanding contributor to Melbourne University teams, Secretary and Treasurer of Melbourne University Football Club, played with the Reds and member of the Melbourne Uni Sports Council for 5 consecutive years. David Urquhart (played 220 games over 17 years for the Old Melburnians, committeeman, Life Member and Interstate team runner 1983/84). In E Section, State Bank overwhelmed Clayton 21.19 to 11.5. Best – Coghlan, Rerdon, Curtin, Mathieson, Jenkins (6), Connelly (State Bank) and Dinsdale, Bosley, Gent, Eaton, Patsianis, Luxa (Clayton). In F Section, Whitefriars were really looking the goods with another strong win, this time over Doveton SJOC 18.22 to 5.8. Best – G Harrison (6), Dunn, Tierney, Rohan, D Crowe, F Reidy (Whitefriars) and Trimboli, Tucci, Huffer, Paynter, Athanasakis, Dunin (La Trobe).

Leading goalkicker for the round was David O’Shaughnessy (Old Trinity) in C Section – 11 goals.

40 YEARS AGO – 1976De La Salle were the ‘trend setters’ in A Section and their seniors and reserves were both on top of the ladder undefeated. Reservoir Old Boys made De La work hard to gain the 4 points in the main game and it was only De La’s 5 goals to 2 in the final term that sealed the game, 17.17 to 12.14. Hill (5), Fitzpatrick, Lyons, McHenry, Power and Mulqueen were the best players for De La Salle. For Reservoir, R Shepherd, Bates, Wilson, Dowell, Scott and Massey were the losers’ best contributors.A Section coaches were Graham Warfe (Coburg), Bernie Sheehy (DLS), Bill Harding (Monash), Shane Maquire (NOBS), Alec Gardiner (Trinity), Ian Cameron (Ormond), Brian King (Reservoir), Gus Mitchell (St Bernards), Peter O’Donohue (Uni Blacks) and Alan Salter (Uni Blues).50 YEARS AGO – 1966North CBC Old Boys and Monash Uni were now the only two undefeated teams in C Section. North only won against Old Brighton by 3 points, 11.9 to 9.18 and the margin was exactly the same as Monash 9.15 defeated Old Haileybury 9.12. The best players in the these games were Kelsey, Drew, L Carney, Garland, D Adams and Thomas (North CBC); D Myers, J Agar, Millis, Code, Berry and Pryor (Old Brighton); Cole, Message, Windust, Hone, Evans and Dixon (Monash) and Young, Bowring, Home, Mulvey, Langford-Jones and Burke (Old Haileybury).Peter Booth celebrated his appointment as Captain of Old Paradians by playing his 150th game for the club. Peter’s brother, John, had been appointed coach of the club.

60 YEARS AGO – 1956The Power House Club were strong enough in numbers to field two teams, the “Greens” in B Section and the “Golds” in E Section. While the Greens were going along nicely in third spot, the Golds had yet to record a win but were very stiff to go down to Brighton by a solitary point. The Golds’ scribe was magnanimous enough to thank Brighton for the game and also congratulate the umpire for his efforts. Mark Marsden (University – E Section) was the highest goal scorer to date in the competition with 37. The Junior Section was dominated by district teams, both in terms of the top four (Ivanhoe, Alphington, Hampton Scouts and Ormond) and in the make up of the section (only “old boys teams” were Old Scotch, MHSOB and Footscray Tech).


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Old Scotch has emerged as a contender for this year’s Premiership after defeating St.Kevins by 8pts. St.Kevins took an early lead at the first break before some stoic defence and attacking offensive play got Scotch’s game going, if not for some errant kicking they would have led by more at the half, kicking 2.7 in the second term to lead by 10.

The second half saw a typical St.Kevins comeback, kicking 4 goals to 1 and they went into the final change leading by 7 points, Skobs would have been hoping to hold on to the momentum and storm home victorious.

Scotch managed to outdo Skobs in the final term kicking 3 goals to 0 to run away 8pt victors in what was already the game of the season. Terrific effort on both sides and Scotch has got their groove back to really put their name in lights as a contender in 2016. They are undefeated alongside their foes Old Xavs and will take on Beaumaris next week, with the hope of going 3-0 and building their season into something special. Murchie and Lindholm were their best players while Stewart kicked 3 crucial goals.

St.Kevins were gallant, but just couldn’t get the job done on the day, they will be right up there at seasons end too, but this day simply belonged to a much hungrier Scotch outfit. Well played.

Beaumaris took on Uni Blacks and were in control from the get go, blazing away to a 61pt lead at half time. Blacks never looked like firing a shot at the Sharks and only managed to kick 4 goals for the entire match to Beauy’s 16. Sam Gibbins was outstanding booting 4 while Hendricks chimed in to kick 3 goals in the rout.

Cusack and Tedde were outstanding for the Sharks as they continue to march up the ladder. They currently sit 4th after two rounds and will face a stern test against a rejuvenated Old Scotch outfit this week.

St.Bernard returned to the winners list with a comprehensive win over Uni Blues at Crawford oval, the Uni boys put it right up to the Snowdogs in the first term, with the Bernards boys holding a slender 7pt lead at the first change, before clicking into gear, booting 4 goals in the second term, and going in 20pts up at the half.

Bernards continued to kick away after half time and kept Uni goalless in the final term running away with an 89-

Holmesglen UNDER 19 PremierOld Melburnians v De La Salle

Old Scotch v St BernardsOld Xaverians v Beaumaris

University Blacks v Old Trinity

Holmesglen UNDER 19 Section 2St Bedes/Mentone v Old BrightonCaulfield Grammar v Parkdale

Old Carey v Old Melburnians Fitzroy v Old Ivanhoe

Whitefriars v Old Trinity

Holmesglen UNDER 19 Section 3Ormond v Old Geelong

Hampton Rovers v MazenodWilliamstown CYMS v Peninsula OB

Marcellin v Collegians

SCOTCH JUMP SKOBS, EMERGE AS A CONTENDER IN 201636 win, their first of the season as they look to get things back on track following a hammering from the Old Xavs in round 1. Doody and Beddoe were the headliners for the Snowdogs playing outstanding games with Sawaya kicking 2 goals on the day. Clements and Walmsley were Blues best on a pretty poor day for both University teams.

There was a nice buzz around Toorak Park on Saturday with the Under 19s playing the curtain raiser for the Night time festivities in a festival of football against De La Salle throughout the day. They begun proceedings by reminding everyone of last seasons triumph, raising their premiership flag in front of adoring supporters at their traditional home of football.

It was a tight opening term with the reigning champs holding a 3 point lead at Quarter time and many though, it is game on now, but no doubt some stern words from coach Callinan sparked the Premiers into action booting 7 goals to 1 in the second term and never looking back, eventually running out 102-59 winners, a pretty comprehensive win for the Kew boys.

Patty Wallace had his kicking boots on, booting 6 majors and featuring in the best players while Silk, Pirrie and Amad all put together strong performances on the day. For De La, Trusler kicked 4 majors and Martinez and Pennell tried to spark the Dee’s but were unable to get them over the line.

Outstanding performance by the Old Xavs who continue to motor along, while for De La, it will be back to the drawing board with a big game against St.Bernards next week, while the Old Xavs return to their home away from home at Stradbroke park to clash with St.Kevins in what should be a fiery contest.

Old Xaverians by 27pts Beaumaris by 77pts

St.Bernards by 20pts St.Kevins by 45pts

U19 SEC. 2 - AND SO IT BEGINS!A rampant Old Melburnians side put an exclamation mark to their hot start to 2016 with a thumping victory over an out of sorts Old Brighton on Saturday morning. A seven goal to zero first half blitz set up the 71-point win against last seasons preliminary finalists, as Old Melburnians simply couldn’t miss. Hugo Hall was stellar in a best afield display, While Josh Kerin hit the scoreboard again with four majors to his name. The result is the second crushing defeat in as many weeks for Old Brighton. Whilst a near entirely new squad to


the one that played off for a grand final, the Tonners are struggling to find any cohesion over the four quarters. Next week Old Brighton will look for a more competitive effort against a 2-0 St Bedes/Mentone side, whilst Old Melburnians face off against Old Carey in what promises to be the match of the round.

In a rather bizarre contest at Brindisi Street Oval on Saturday, St Bedes/Mentone handed Caulfield Grammar their first triple figure loss in some time. The match was effectively over at quarter time, a 7.7 to 0.0 scoreline flattering the reigning premiers as they were dominated all over the field. Mitchell Johnstone ran all day and was the best player out there, whilst James Mangoni and Brandon De Zilva bobbed up for three goals each in the 104-point win. Caulfield Grammar finished on 1.16 for the day, a strange score in modern football.

In other results, Whitefriars notched their first win of the season, beating Old Carey by 74 points, Parkdale were far too strong for Old Ivanhoe, and Fitzroy held off a plucky Old Trinity at Hudson Oval.

U19 SEC. 3 - GOOD TO BE BACK!Mazenod continued their fine start to the new season, overpowering a strong Marcellin squad in the final quarter to run out impressive 54-point winners away from home. The most pleasing aspect of the win was that their 14 goals were scored by nine different players. Sam Deegan was prominent through the midfield while Corey Martino provided some x factor with three important goals for the Nodders. The match was an old fashioned arm wrestle for three quarters, with Marcellin kicking out to an early three goal lead on the back of some tough and direct football lead by Daniel Lunn. Mazenod slowly but surely reeled Marcellin in, eventually blowing them away with a ruthless 7 goal to 0 final quarter.

Williamstown survived a brilliant last quarter charge from Ormond, who came from 37 points down at the final change to kick six of the last seven goals and fall agonisingly short at the siren. Jake Slee proved the matchwinner for Williamstown, booting six majors to claim best afield honours, whilst Zach Papacostas nearly dragged Ormond over the line with a standout performance. The 11-point victory sees Williamstown sitting pretty at 2-0, whilst the Monders languish in 7th position on the ladder with a record of 0-2. If Ormond can carry their final quarter form into next week, they

have every chance to notch their first win against Old Geelong.

Elsewhere in section three Peninsula overcame a disappointing Hampton Rovers, whilst Collegians were far too good for Old Geelong at Como Park.

UNDER 19 SECTION 4Hot early, Old Haileybury kicked off with a 38 point lead by quarter time setting up there impressive win over UHS-VU last week. The Haileyburian’s might be the side to challenge for high honours and it’s hard to disagree, with the likes of Benjamin Oakes, Brodie Steele, Jordan Hurley and Jack Munro. With a low scoring game, the action continued on as Monash Blues took on Therry Penola. Patrick Easson lit it up with two goals getting Monash Blues over the line to win. AJAX kicked off the game strong but that didn’t stop Preston Bullants travelling not far behind by half time. The second quarter brought both teams fighting hard for that glorious win, but AJAX were unstoppable with Ryan Kagan kicking five goals to get them over the mark to win. PEGS were strong from the get go and even though Aquinas put up a good fight from the very start, Jordan Erougian and Max Tonna from PEGS tore it up with a massive five goals each.

UNDER 19 SECTION 4With a nail biting match between Old Paradians and MHSOB brought all supporters out of there seats as it was neck to neck all game. By three quarter time the game was tied and with Dean Liuzzi, James Frank and Ashley Carabott from Old Paradians tearing it up, MHSOB just got over the line with a one point win. De La Salle put on a show down at La Trobe University as they took on La Trobe who brought the heat. Oliver Gunning and Riccardo Rando showed who was boss as they took De La Salle two there second win of the season. With a thrilling match down at W.A. Scammell Reserve between Oakleigh and Parkside both teams were fierce from the start. Oakleigh struggling to score in the first half quickly turned it around by fourth quarter by snagging a few goals but Parkside who were on fire from the start took home the win. St Johns boy’s Brayden Follett and Ben Kelly tried to get amongst the action as much as they could, but Mazenod brought there A game leaving them to take out the win with Tom Riley kicking five and Thomas Patterson kicking three.

Holmesglen UNDER 19 Section 5MHSOB v Oakleigh

De La Salle v St JohnsLa Trobe v Old Paradians

Parkside v Mazenod

Holmesglen UNDER 19 Section 4Aquinas v Old Haileyburians

Monash Blues v AJAXTherry Penola v PEGS

Preston Bullants v UHS-VU


De La SalleCoach: Paul Gregor

Assistants: TBA

2 S Clark (C)3 T Pepperell4 H Urwin5 P Dennis (DVC)6 H Rimmer7 C Gowers10 A Bongiorno11 L Ladgrove12 A Ioannou13 F Wells14 M Wakefield15 B Warburton (VC)16 J Drago19 N Stragalinos21 L Negri24 S Powell26 V StClair (DVC)27 B Mann28 J Samios30 J Bruce32 M Brommell33 B Hansford38 A Mastoras42 J Mascitelli 44 C Samios53 A Giovannucci L Bannister H Ross C Thorn M Vogel

BeaumarisCoach: Terry Lucas

Assistants: Richard Evans

1 Julian Lam1 Edward Hall2 Callum Beattie- Powell3 Charlie Bennett4 Chris Grigoriadis5 Shaun Evans6 Hayden Bruce7 Campbell Moore7 Matthew Foley8 James Taylor8 Alex Heath9 Benjamin Mathews11 Jacob Duigan12 Matt Hanson13 Jak Nardino13 Jack Ryan14 Tedd Lachlan15 Sean Doherty16 Ben O’Brien17 Callum Linehan17 Harrison Smyth18 Andreas Baruhas18 Oliver Brennen20 Nick Lapa21 Jai Capsalis22 Dibenedotto Stefan22 Matt Lucas23 Alex Johnstone24 Josh Gover25 Joel Cusack26 Vass Ged26 Daniel Keating32 Andrew Paspaliaris33 Stephen Clarke34 Nick Hendricks36 Benjamin Page37 Michael McWeeney38 Sean Hollis39 Daniel Borys40 Natan Mason41 Fraser Johns

41 Mitchell Kornberg42 Keenan Jenson46 Brayden Morrow48 Will Avery52 Cusack Cal54 Sam Gibbons56 Jason Murray63 Nathan Stonehouse69 Adrian Zalega40 James Bull41 Damien Johns42 Tim Pritchard43 Luke Edmondson44 Pete Richter45 Drew Kelly46 Matt Zagni47 Tom Perkin48 Matt Lovejoy50 Brendan Ellul51 Todd Douglass52 Chris McLaren53 Sean Brennan54 Scott Moore55 Will Gillespie56 Nick Dickinson57 Tom Woodward58 Ryan Bennett59 Athan Aridas60 Daniel Ladds61 Lucas Bourne62 Jordan Smith63 Addison Martin64 Andrew Watson68 Byron Hughes72 Mark Ensor Travis Kelly

Old ScotchCoach: Steve Reddish & Mick Clearihan

Res Coach: Jordan Brown

3 Mitchell Nikolovski4 Will Holding5 Sam Dawborn6 Jackson Green8 Brad Winder9 Mitch Kanat10 Matthew Hucul11 Max Kelly12 Corey Mackenzie13 Nick Clark14 Nick Stavris15 Will Kelly16 Ted Murchie17 Campbell Matthews18 Emerson Lemkau19 David Zietsman20 James Maginness21 Thomas Lindholm22 Tom Greenaway23 Howard Webb24 Harry Cormack25 Ben Hays26 Mitchell Bulte27 Ethan Maxwell28 Tom Anderson29 Rehn Smith30 Lachlan Byrne-Jones31 Caleb Kalogirou32 Will Stewart33 Richard Goodey34 Ben Nicholls35 Rob Macdougall36 Sam West37 Max Rennie38 Will Rennie41 Hugh Mason42 Jack Slobom43 Ed Russell44 Nick Waddell46 Barnaby Holmes

47 Blood Jumper48 Charlie Worrell-Smith49 Blood Jumper50 Tom Kletzmayr51 Luke Daggian52 Anthony Bennett53 Stephen Filippou54 Henry Malouf56 Sean Smyth57 Daniel Clearihan58 Tom Edney59 Lochlan Hicks60 Henry Hinge61 Nat Kirchhofer62 Max Martin63 Harry Moar64 Lachlan Cooke65 William O’Sullivan66 Nick Biggins67 John Molony68 Josh Richards69 Nick Thomas70 James Douglas71 Toby Warwick72 Andrew Tsaconas73 Ned Hawkins74 James Fish75 Kieran Forbes76 Fraser Halligan77 Max Stephens78 Charlie Howcroft79 Charlie Millar80 Nick Stockdale81 James Hicks82 James Murray83 Marcus Edwards84 Nick Kellock87 Henry Renn88 Will Parker90 Blood Jumper

Old Xaverians Coaches: Peter Callinan

Ass: Patrick Kennedy

1 Hamish Morris (C) 2 Jack Whitehead 3 Mitch Parker 4 Patrick Wallace 5 Hayden Troiani 6 Harry Lucas 7 Will Mantesso 8 Matt Smith (VC) 9 Nick Pirrie 10 Oliver Silk 11 Brynn O’Connor 12 Conor O’Sullivan 13 Sam Skinner 14 Will Velijkovic 15 Patrick Long 16 Tim Polkinghorn 17 Charlie Condon 18 Pat Nunan 19 Patrick Deighton 20 Bailey Thomas 21 Harry Kelly 22 Hamish Cullity 23 Tom Amad 24 Nick Fox 25 Dan O’Loughlin 26 Joe Tobin (VC) 27 Angelo Armato 28 Nick Carabine 29 Bill Curtis 30 Patrick Phillips 31 Fraser Pearce 32 John Bird 33 Michael McKay 34 Lachie Smith 35 Nick Carabine 36 Callum OReilly

St BernardsCoach: Rocky Iannello

Assistants: TBA

Adam MulkearnsAlex SykesAngus CareyBrendan WardCharlie VagueChris HughesChris TormeyConnor DenahyConnor McGuireDamien PetroneDarcy HeenanDeclan GilbertDeclan KennedyEdyn SibbaldEthan VahlandJames HannahJames SeitJed CareyJoel ComitoJordan WoodJosh DeBonoLiam WeightmanLuke BeddoeLuke Di LizioLuke HollandMatthew ZammitMaxim JaggardMichael DiamandisMitchell HughesNate DoodyNick KellyPatrick MartinPatrick McCarthyPatty SawayaRyan SpicerSean MerkelTate BakerTim RyanTom MahonyTom NoonanTristan DoodyZavier Hannett

St Kevins Coach: Tom Purcell & James Kennedy

Assistants: Jon Taylor

1 Jackson Strooper2 Lucas Hemming3 Matt Hirshman4 Matt Perry5 Liam Adlington6 Richard Main7 Jack McCambley8 Isiaih Tahana9 Marcus La Greca10 Nicolaus Cooney11 Benjamin Hardwick ( C)12 Matthew Jordan13 Willem Van Denderen14 Jonty Sharman-Smith15 Zac Papacostas16 Jack Meeking18 Ethan Hanley20 Nick Halsall21 Dimitri Fasoulis23 Tom Putamorsi24 Darcy Ashton25 Nick Edwards26 Sam Mason29 Jack Fogarty31 Anthony Strahan32 Will Robertshaw37 Hugh Conron40 Reece Behnke44 Nick Oaten46 Calvin McGowan55 Adam Schwarz57 Nick Houghton73 Robert Davis74 Joshua Smithe99 Will O’Shannessy

University BlacksCoach: Beau Harris

Assistants: TBA

1 Harry Allen2 Samuel Atkinson3 Callum Barnden4 Hugh Bruinier5 Ollie Cahill6 Patrick Connally7 Francis Corcoran8 Jedd Dow9 Lachlan Dowling10 Kirk Downie11 Ryan Duffy12 Jake Edwards13 Ethan Etheridge14 Emilio Eugenio15 Tom Evans16 Keanu Giummarra17 Sean Heiner-Hennessy18 Ryley Howard-Scales19 Liam Jess20 Will Jury21 Tom Kerrigan22 Edward King23 Lachlan McDonald24 Samuel McKenzie25 Thomas McMinn26 Ben Meehan27 Rob Millar28 Campbell Moorfield29 Dom Morona30 James Mortimer31 Thomas Murphy32 Angus Murray33 Jordan Payne34 Tom Pendlebury35 Billy Peters36 Matt Rix37 Jesse Robiliard38 Caolan Rohleder39 Nick Schlueter40 Toby Sheahan41 Luke Stacey42 Harry Stannard43 Francis Stark44 Marco Strathdee45 Mitch Trevaskis46 Jeremy Wilson47 Jake Wood

University BluesCoach: Jeff Scotland

Assistants: James Cameron

1 Harrison Emms2 Cameron Barr3 Kevin Johnson4 Matt Blair5 Sam Clements6 Travis Scotland7 Ed Keach8 Brett Scotland9 Alec Binns10 William Lawrence11 Ben Reid12 Jack Sheridan14 Luke Egan15 Simeon Flanagan16 Sam Goodear17 Henry Bennett18 Davis George19 Mitch Canny20 Sebastian Saunders21 George Osti22 Nick Hanlon23 Liam Bowman24 Nicholas Francis25 Edward Walmsley26 Luke Bell27 Kade Alexander28 Joshua Catalano30 Max Johnson31 Alastair Saunders32 Dom Baker33 Nick Richardson34 Sam Anders35 Luke Bell36 Tom Wilson37 James Browning38 Jarrod Tyndall39 Alex Coughlin

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DeLa SalleCoach: Paul Gregor

Assistants: TBA


BeaumarisCoach: Darren Wadley

Assistants: Brendan Clarke

1 Julian Lam1 Edward Hall2 Callum Beattie- Powell3 Charlie Bennett4 Chris Grigoriadis5 Shaun Evans6 Hayden Bruce7 Campbell Moore7 Matthew Foley8 James Taylor8 Alex Heath9 Benjamin Mathews11 Jacob Duigan12 Matt Hanson13 Jak Nardino13 Jack Ryan14 Tedd Lachlan15 Sean Doherty16 Ben O’Brien17 Callum Linehan17 Harrison Smyth18 Andreas Baruhas18 Oliver Brennen20 Nick Lapa21 Jai Capsalis22 Dibenedotto Stefan22 Matt Lucas23 Alex Johnstone24 Josh Gover25 Joel Cusack26 Vass Ged26 Daniel Keating32 Andrew Paspaliaris33 Stephen Clarke34 Nick Hendricks36 Benjamin Page37 Michael McWeeney38 Sean Hollis39 Daniel Borys

40 Natan Mason41 Fraser Johns41 Mitchell Kornberg42 Keenan Jenson46 Brayden Morrow48 Will Avery52 Cusack Cal54 Sam Gibbons56 Jason Murray63 Nathan Stonehouse69 Adrian Zalega40 James Bull41 Damien Johns42 Tim Pritchard43 Luke Edmondson44 Pete Richter45 Drew Kelly46 Matt Zagni47 Tom Perkin48 Matt Lovejoy50 Brendan Ellul51 Todd Douglass52 Chris McLaren53 Sean Brennan54 Scott Moore55 Will Gillespie56 Nick Dickinson57 Tom Woodward58 Ryan Bennett59 Athan Aridas60 Daniel Ladds61 Lucas Bourne62 Jordan Smith63 Addison Martin64 Andrew Watson68 Byron Hughes72 Mark Ensor Travis Kelly

Old ScotchCoach: Steve Reddish & Mick Clearihan

Res Coach: Jordan Brown

3 Mitchell Nikolovski4 Will Holding5 Sam Dawborn6 Jackson Green8 Brad Winder9 Mitch Kanat10 Matthew Hucul11 Max Kelly12 Corey Mackenzie13 Nick Clark14 Nick Stavris15 Will Kelly16 Ted Murchie17 Campbell Matthews18 Emerson Lemkau19 David Zietsman20 James Maginness21 Thomas Lindholm22 Tom Greenaway23 Howard Webb24 Harry Cormack25 Ben Hays26 Mitchell Bulte27 Ethan Maxwell28 Tom Anderson29 Rehn Smith30 Lachlan Byrne-Jones31 Caleb Kalogirou32 Will Stewart33 Richard Goodey34 Ben Nicholls35 Rob Macdougall36 Sam West37 Max Rennie38 Will Rennie41 Hugh Mason42 Jack Slobom43 Ed Russell44 Nick Waddell46 Barnaby Holmes

47 Blood Jumper48 Charlie Worrell-Smith49 Blood Jumper50 Tom Kletzmayr51 Luke Daggian52 Anthony Bennett53 Stephen Filippou54 Henry Malouf56 Sean Smyth57 Daniel Clearihan58 Tom Edney59 Lochlan Hicks60 Henry Hinge61 Nat Kirchhofer62 Max Martin63 Harry Moar64 Lachlan Cooke65 William O’Sullivan66 Nick Biggins67 John Molony68 Josh Richards69 Nick Thomas70 James Douglas71 Toby Warwick72 Andrew Tsaconas73 Ned Hawkins74 James Fish75 Kieran Forbes76 Fraser Halligan77 Max Stephens78 Charlie Howcroft79 Charlie Millar80 Nick Stockdale81 James Hicks82 James Murray83 Marcus Edwards84 Nick Kellock87 Henry Renn88 Will Parker90 Blood Jumper

Old XaveriansCoaches: David Speedie Coaches: Will O’Brien

1 Harry Reed 2 James Giliberto 3 Tom Lyon (VC) 4 Tim Polkinghorn 5 Lachie Smith 6 Tom Grimshaw 7 Will Wilson (C) 8 Edward Barr 9 James Nolan (DVC) 10 Pat Nunan 11 Lachlan Christie 12 Callum O’Reilly 13 Jake Kidman 14 Iggy Quinn 15 Aden Skene 16 Dan Vaughan 17 Will Honan 18 Michael Mckay 19 Jack Rennex 20 Charlie Condon 21 John Bird 22 D’arcy Noonan 23 Charlie Johnson 24 Liam Todaro 25 Matt Lowe 26 Tom Boots 27 Dom Greene 28 Nick Fox 29 Bill Curtis 30 Pat Deighton (VC) 31 Will Molloy

St Bedes / Mentone Tigers Coach: David Speedie

Assistants: John Donohoe

1 Harry Reed 2 Adam Hermans 3 Thomas Lyon 4 Eddy O’Sullivan 5 Sam O’Sullivan 6 James Norman 7 Liam Todaro 8 Lukas Ramzay 9 Ziggy Liszukiewicz (vc) 10 Charlie Wright 11 Ben Murphy 12 Lachlan Berry 13 Andrew Piazza 14 Henry Higgins (c) 15 Ben Delutis 16 Jack Delutis 17 Luke Jorganson 18 Matthew Forrest 19 Jake Kidman 20 Will O’Brien 21 Thomas Donohoe 22 Alessandro Santamaria 24 Nicholas Pillon 25 Michael Coffey 26 Patrick Stevenson 27 Dane Sgarbossa 28 Edward Elliott 29 Bill Curtis (vc) 30 Dom Gorman 31 Ted Watkin 32 James Wagstaff 33 William Wilson

St BernardsCoach: Rohan Vahland

Adam MulkearnsAdrian DiCurzioAidan BirchAlex SykesAmbroise AttardAngus CareyAnthony CunsoloAustin RizzardoBill MorganBrendan WardCharles BibbyChris TormeyChris WilliamsConnor DenahyDamien PetroneDarcy HeenanDean FalloneEdward Mahady Ethan VahlandJack CatterallJack DarganJack MoonJack SullivanJames HannahJordan WoodJosh DeBonoLachlan PerrymanLiam HealyLiam KellyMatt LewisMatt Sauro Matthew ZammitMichael La MonacoNate DoodyNick KellyPat MaddenPatrick McCarthyPatty SawayaRyan SpicerSam FinlaysonSean MerkelTate BakerToby NathanTom HedleyTom MahonyTom NoonanZavier Hannett

St Kevins Coach: Tom Purcell & James Kennedy

Assistants: Jon Taylor

1 Roland De Biase1 Scott Kaiser2 James Prosser5 Callum Tate6 Mark Spence7 Stephen DiCintio8 Alexander Favaloro9 Joshua Shannon10 Andrew Clough11 Matthew Olsen12 William Ostrowsky13 Nicholas Fletcher16 Thomas Massey15 Cameron Paull18 Nathan Stagg19 Harry Lewis20 Oscar Henderson21 Jonathan Ring22 James Tighe27 Jacob Edginton28 Nathan Stagg29 Francesco Bonacci31 Daniel Lattanzio31 James Slevison35 Xavier Siebel36 Haydon Reinwald39 Cameron Paull40 Andrew Webb42 Patrick Simkiss44 Ciaran Ross45 Lachlan Merrett46 Maxwell Musarra48 Nicholas Milne49 Lachlan Wray50 Thomas Sanders51 Kieran Ayres52 Harry Bennetts53 William Sist54 Oliver Doswell55 Patrick Di Natale57 Darcy Carroll61 Vincent Newton61 Lachlan Turnbull63 Harry Kerr65 Jack Gale66 Benjamin Dimattina

67 Macgregor Matthews68 Lachlan Comito71 Callum Smith72 James Papadopulos74 Alexander Stefanac75 Tom Appleby76 Damon Tucker77 Patrick Di Natale78 Callum Smith79 Sebastian Graham 80* Harry Hutchison80 Thomas Sanders81 Nicholas Dachs82 Jack Cairns83 Thomas Montgomerie86 Anthony Loannidis88 Fergal Utri93 Zachary Morse

Williamstown CYMSCoach: Con Terzoglou

Assistants: John DiGrazia

1 Short, Mac2 Dawson, Brendan3 Hemphill, Cody4 Norton, Matt5 Ridout, Indi6 Mattsson, Jack7 Becroft, Oliver8 Chan, Will9 Kilpatrick, James10 Dawson, Kallan11 Bold, Charley12 Tuck, Ethan13 Dixon, Matt14 Malkoun, Nathan15 Blokkeerus, Jack16 Tripodi, Jordan17 Slee, Jake18 Connolly, Ben19 Schwarze, Darcy20 Ford, Bryson21 Lidner, Mason22 Gannon, Tom23 Van Wyndgaarden, Jack24 Moore, Ambrose25 Taylor, Caleb26 Cavarra, Liam27 Di Genova, Jarryd28 Owen, Josh

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Caulfield Gr. Coach: Josh McCahon

Assistants: Greg Meredith, David Gregor

1 Ollie Gagiero2 Ben Fynmore3 Aya Fujiwara4 Darcy Levin5 Zach Mowthorpe6 Ben Kuang7 Dylan Smith8 Nick Blaich9 Myles Spielvogel10 Jesse Toniolo11 Tom Collins12 Ben Slack13 Joe McLelland14 Alex Scotto15 Jack Waldron16 Jack Geason17 Jack Lewis18 Finn McEvoy19 Lachlan Nixon20 Tom Smith23 Matt Ball24 Will Lyon25 Zach Amos26 Steve Manos27 Tom Sherman28 Max Simpson32 Youssef Sabet33 Daniel Wigney34 James Boal35 Will Smith36 Ollie Allis38 Josh Harris39 Thomas Stephenson40 Max Judd41 Noah Answerth43 Tim Molloy-Leigh44 Sam Dorevitch45 Harry Schaffer46 Lachlan Harris

FitzroyCoach: Rob Ferguson

Assistants: Alan Solomon

1 Harry Cattell (C)2 Hugh Birchel3 Josh Dickinson4 Louis Walter5 Riely Martin7 Tyson Wyett8 Linus Walsh9 Alex Leye10 Alex Waddington11 Sam Porz12 Zac Burns13 Tim Nancarrow14 Simon Kerwin15 Harry Butterss16 Fergus Huntington16 Matthew Barton17 Will Gorton18 Jim Bazzani19 Callum Smith20 Hugo Ling23 Dave Ellinghaus24 Lachie Eyles (VC)25 Ben Peschke27 Matthew Singleton29 James Dunn30 Eddie Rice (VC)32 Calum Wilson33 Jake Ellis34 Lachie Cooke35 Hugh Greene40 Hugh Johnston41 Thomas Jordan42 Alex Barr43 James Emmett44 Declan Harris47 Lewis Hentschke50 Max Goodwin 51 Christian Middleton52 Jayden Douglass55 Griffin Siassios57 James Widdop59 Jack Malady60 Freddie Sullivan71 Oscar Pearson91 Rhys Hildebrand-Wise

Old BrightonCoach: Ryan Joseph

Assistants: TBA

1 Kyle Parsons2 Lachie Bell3 Nick Collin4 Harry Hill4 Ryan Wheeler5 Connial Auty6 James Bryant7 Tom Currie10 Tom Larkworthy11 Matt Evans12 Matt Ducchini13 Jono Dick14 Tom Francis15 Jordie Mace16 Connar Macleod17 Rohan Martin18 Max Vulcan19 Hugh Hamilton22 Harrison McIntyre23 Oscar Armstrong24 Jandre Olivier25 Andrew McBain26 Jordan Moncreif28 Max Murray29 Erik Purcell30 Jack Burge35 Scott Riddell36 Ed Tait38 Mackie Robertson52 Joey Dikranian56 Elliot Avis80 Tom Garner82 Alex Mastromanno

Old Carey Gr. Coach: Nick Andrews

Assistants: Gary Chapman, Rob Newton

1 Jack Colquhoun2 William Mitchell3 Joshua Leith4 Nick Pentney5 Jacob Depaiva6 Harry Prendergast7 William Nichols8 Austin Smith9 Bailey Dalton10 Ayden Hrovat11 Darcy Long12 Christopher Hill13 Oliver Shaw14 Campbell Aitken15 Braden Dunstan16 Jacson Stuart17 Jordan Haynes18 Zac Shinton19 Jack Quartermain20 Ed Aujard21 Daniel Cameron22 Ben Maughan23 Jack Lardner24 Will Burke25 Sam Fennessy25 Billy Croxford26 Jono Lake27 Corey Lisle28 Jonathon Taylor29 Dallas Edwards30 Jason Anthanasopoulos31 Tim Gayfer32 Angus Archibald33 Tim Newton34 Daniel Clarke35 Brendan Dugan36 Cameron Friend37 Matt Cohn38 Tim Sheehan

Old Ivanhoe Gr. Coach: Danny Bodycoat

Assistants: Brad Shadbolt

1 James Larkin (C)2 Ben Oliver 3 Dylan Buttifant (VC)4 Jackson Powell 5 Matthew Scott6 Dan Carolan 7 Matthew Martin8 Tom O’Halloran 9 Jordan Sutterby 10 Jack Dawson 11 Seamus Gibbs12 Jordan French13 Petar Gavrilevski 14 Riley Frazer 15 Laz Koulis 16 Michael Altis 20 Callum McIlveen 21 Nick Johnson 22 Darcy Byrne-Connell 24 Cooper Wilson 25 Daniel Gliniecki 26 Lucas Kafitsas 27 Naoya Ikeda 29 Nick Reeves-Smyth30 Lachlan McLeish

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Old Trinity GrCoach: Evan McDonald

Assistants: Nick Mescher

1 Aidan Paus1 Tim Hall3 Callum Hooper4 Jono Cooper5 Seb Contos6 Alex Ioannou7 James Hargreaves8 Louis Randles11 Henry Moore13 Tom Young15 Chris Thuring16 Josh Turton18 Nick Creese20 Matt Morarty21 Damon Zethoven22 Ben Mescher23 Tom Donoghue24 James Robertson25 Jacob Sando26 Bryce Matheson27 Jack Mascitelli28 Sam Cook29 Nicholas Adgemis30 Ben Lasorko32 Alex Ioannou33 Alistair McIntosh34 Arthur Mastoras35 Tom Pryor37 Oscar Band38 Nick Meerman39 Chris Campbell40 Hamish Felton42 Arthur Gioulekas44 Blair Henery47 Adam Brendish48 Samuel Miles50 Arthur Mastoras53 Louis Muller61 Martin Muller69 Michael Mins70 Matt Corney

Parkdale VulturesCoach: Luke Borella

Assistants: Ned Harding, Matt Hayes 1 Ryan O’Leary2 Tom Congerton3 Kane Bode4 Josh Green5 James Clark (VC)6 James Salouris7 Brad Austin8 Bailey Dillon (C)9 Brayden Stevenson10 Jaye Edmunds11 Daniel Rendall12 Lachie Gallagher13 Jack Vorbach14 Kai Love-Linay15 Matthew McCoy16 Harrison Spencer17 Adam Heatley18 Lyndon Byrnes19 Andrew Waterson (VC)20 Shea Gribben21 Ryan Stringer22 Kyle Steegstra23 Dhanesh Jayasalen24 Jesse Andrews25 Tim Carroll26 William McGowan (VC)27 Leigh Jenkins28 Matthew Robertson29 Tommy Lartar30 Liam Marshell31 Jarrod Peake32 Luke Symons33 Matthew Rattenbury34 Nick Farnbach35 Ash Sivell36 Billy Cross37 Tom Polard38 Luke Ellis39 James Barker42 Patrick Larkin45 Pablo Borboa47 Jack Love48 Corey Fall-Jablonka52 Neil McKenizie59 Matt Francis62 Ollie Herd80 Nathan Petersen81 Samuel Davis82 Harry Brennan83 Josh Hall84 Tom Oliver85 Matt McDonald86 Tom Richards87 Tim Taranto88 Sam Timuska-Carr89 Aidan Glackin90 Tom Jenkins91 Lachie Butler92 Ben Lawrence93 Izar Daou

St Bedes/Mentone TigersCoach: Chris Heverin

Assistants: R. Thompson, J. Mravjak, G. Guerin

1 Jordan Pastura (Capt)3 Sam Lundy4 Alex Shaw5 Sam Upton7 Max Millwood8 Jono Zuccala9 Jayden Clark11 Kieran Arthur12 Ryan Mravljak14 Dane Heverin15 Alex Elias16 Mitchell Johnstone17 Jordan Young18 Reagan Maddaford19 Daniel Pilch20 Jake Beddoe21 Ben Hubeek22 Dale McArthur23 Oscar Adorno24 Sean Connell25 Hunter Griffin26 Connor Shaw27 Corey Bader28 Joel Saunders30 Josh Fisher35 Sam Barca36 Lachlan Palfrey37 Ryan Leslie38 Darcy James39 Robert Iudica44 Billy Pickles47 Liam Anastasio

WhitefriarsCoach: Jeremy Freeman

Ass. Peter Harrison, Andrew Dwyer

1 James Battista3 Angus Hands (C)5 Joshua Dwyer6 Lewis Deane7 Jack Stanbrook8 Max Warrick9 Ben Lyall (DVC)10 Carl Giovannini11 Matthew Hook12 Max Arter13 Jack Elmer14 Ben Galtieri16 Sean Harrison (DVC)17 Miller Bartholomew18 Jack Sammut19 Matthew Watkinson20 Charles Dalziel21 Fergus Ward22 Tom Mercuri23 James Perrin24 Hewitt Murray (VC)25 Matthew Coen26 Eddie Dinh27 Jack Richardson28 Tom Battista29 Drew Maher30 Michael Coen31 Daniel Michael32 Mark Usatov33 Jack Zita (DVC)34 Jackson Deane35 Alistair Corbett36 Matthew O’Dwyer37 Jacob Blanck38 Sam Hill

HOLMESGLEN U19 – SECTION 2

Old MelburniansCoach: Ryan Joseph

1 Ryan O’Leary2 Tom Congerton3 Kane Bode4 Josh Green5 James Clark (VC)6 James Salouris7 Brad Austin8 Bailey Dillon (C)9 Brayden Stevenson10 Jaye Edmunds11 Daniel Rendall12 Lachie Gallagher13 Jack Vorbach14 Kai Love-Linay15 Matthew McCoy16 Harrison Spencer17 Adam Heatley18 Lyndon Byrnes19 Andrew Waterson (VC)20 Shea Gribben21 Ryan Stringer22 Kyle Steegstra23 Dhanesh Jayasalen24 Jesse Andrews25 Tim Carroll26 William McGowan (VC)27 Leigh Jenkins28 Matthew Robertson29 Tommy Lartar30 Liam Marshell31 Jarrod Peake32 Luke Symons33 Matthew Rattenbury34 Nick Farnbach35 Ash Sivell36 Billy Cross37 Tom Polard38 Luke Ellis39 James Barker42 Patrick Larkin45 Pablo Borboa47 Jack Love48 Corey Fall-Jablonka52 Neil McKenizie59 Matt Francis62 Ollie Herd80 Nathan Petersen81 Samuel Davis82 Harry Brennan83 Josh Hall84 Tom Oliver85 Matt McDonald86 Tom Richards87 Tim Taranto88 Sam Timuska-Carr89 Aidan Glackin90 Tom Jenkins91 Lachie Butler92 Ben Lawrence93 Izar Daou

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CERTIFICATE IF MERIT RECIPIENTS

FRANK STRINGER (ORMOND)Frank joined Ormond in 1978 as a supporter after meeting two players Bruce Bourne and Shane Dove who lived near him. He was asked by the committee to take on the role of Interchange Steward soon after joining the club and he still continues in this role as of today. Frank joined the committee in 1984 and served for 30 consecutive years. He is now regularly seen behind the bar after games and on Thursday nights where he also helps prepare meals for the players and supporters. Frank is an integral part of the Ormond Amateur F.C. He is highly respected by all at Ormond and the wider VAFA community. He has provided our club and the VAFA with 36 consecutive years of service always with a smile and a story to tell.

BARRY LYNCH (KEW)Barry played exactly 150 games for Kew across ten seasons and has the honour of being the last player to win a the B Reserve B&F Award in 1969, the last year Reserves Best and Fairest Awards were given by the VAFA. Since his retirement, Barry was a constant off field contributor, serving as a member of the Committee between 1975-78 and has been the club bar manager since 1969, a role which he fulfils to this day. Barry also acted as the club trainer between 1976 and 1996 and has been the club goal umpire since 1997. When not required between the posts, Barry fills any number of roles including, timekeeper, scoreboard attendant or interchange steward as required. Furthermore the Lynch family (including Barry and his his wife Lois and daughter Mandy) have run the canteen at Kew on Saturdays and sold raffle tickets etc post game for numerous years.

ANDREW MCCORMACK (EMMAUS ST LEOS)Andrew played 190 games from the clubs inception in 1971. Since then he has served the club primarily as team manager for 30 years since combining for 44 years continuous service. For the past 20 years, Andrew has been the bar manager and anyone who visits the club is always made to feel at home. Andrew has provided outstanding service to the Animals for its entire history of operation. He is one of those truly remarkable grassroots football people who has filled almost every role across the club. At the same time, he has earned universal appeal as a fantastic person.

DR COLIN MELVILLE (OLD SCOTCH)Colin commenced with Old Scotch in 1953 and played 190 games for the Cardinals. Colin then took up coaching and he spent five seasons leading the Under 19s in the 1970s. Colin served as the honorary club doctor from 1967 to 2012 setting the trend for the VAFA and VAFA clubs alike. All in all Colin’s service to Old Scotch spans a staggering 60 seasons of the VAFA.


Hampton RoversCoach: John Cesario

Assistants: Corey Riscalla & Pete Rogerson

1 David Broadstock2 Cameron Cullus3 Jack Daley4 Corey Jones5 Matt Oswald6 Will Jackson7 Ben Kneebush8 Liam McCartney9 Fraser Shellie10 Tom Stanfield11 Benji Audage12 Scott Ebbott13 Finn Garraway-McMaster14 Matt Rieniets15 Lloyd Cosgriff16 Adrian Hugg17 Mitch Bowles18 Joel Melnjak19 Sam Gall20 Darcy Merlo21 Zach Donald22 Ryan Fogarty23 Lachlan Cairns24 Christian Carnovale25 Joel Bowditch26 Joel Balleggi27 Jason Klein28 Tom Yorgey29 Tom Sharry

Mazenod Coach: Paul Deegan

Assistants: Carmelo D”Angelo, Carl Gannon

2 Luke Fonti3 Matt Zagoulas4 Aiden Brand Oliver5 Daniel DiNezza6 Sam Deegan7 Declan Fowler8 Christian Dorio9 Corey Martino10 Danial Mydaras11 Jake Charman12 Mat McLellan13 Jacob Bucella14 Matt Sier15 Jacob Murdoch16 Locky McEniry17 Simon Bonacci18 Ben Gannon19 Christian Palotta20 Tom Patterson21 Danial Wiles22 Mitch D’Angelo23 Jayden Hill24 Dylan Spooner25 Tom McKenna26 Nick Reeder27 Kieren McKeogh29 Aidan Noone30 Jack Minack31 Zach Prosser34 Travis O’Hara36 Damian Byrne39 Josh Webster44 Nathan Beovich45 Jerome Sallai51 Anthony Martynstyn71 Aaron Theodore91 Josh Mountford

Collegians Coach: Nick Hibbins

Assistants: TBA

2 Edward Rice 3 Connor Handley4 Riely Martin5 Charlie Richards (C)6 Oscar Glover7 Tyson Wyett8 Linus Walsh9 Jack Hibbins11 Sam Porz12 James Rice13 Tim Nancarrow14 Jack Melbourne15 Harrison Butterss17 Connor Hobbs19 Nicholas Marsh20 Hugo Ling22 Zac Comley-Burns24 Riley Goodman30 Eddie Rice40 Andrew Scott41 Tom Jordan43 Carl Bacash50 Cam Tennant 57 Luca Skoufos64 Hugh Greene73 Michael Scardamaglia

Marcellin Coach: Simon Abrahams

Albert AtmeAndrew CollinsAndrew MenegasAndy KayAnthony BerlangieriAnthony SalvatoreAnton Trask-MarinoBradley PerilloDaniel Di RobertoDaniel EpifanoDaniel LunnDavid SpinosaEric FekonjaJack DoranJackson GreenJake MaherJames CullenJoel CecalaJosh GuerrieriJoshua SassellaJulian PiccoLeon VerduraLucas BosioLuke ThomasMark AndrosMatthew De LucaMatthew FrostMatthew HamblinNicholas HullickNicholas McNamaraRiley MuirRy ElphinstoneSean HibberdSean Phillips-WilliamsTim CliffordTom DoranZac Tolley

Peninsula OBCoach: Peter Williamson

1 Rhrys Treherne2 Mitch Glenn3 Fraser Roberts4 Angus Craig5 Tom Labrooy6 Callum Parton7 James Labrooy8 Tory Taylor9 Louis Barbour10 Sam Harrison11 Will Labrooy12 Nick Holland13 Bryce McLean14 Cooper Knox15 Brayden Glaum16 Michael Thompson17 Josh Watts18 Ben Williamson19 Jim Feutrill20 Mike Mclean21 James Small22 Jack Walker23 Ben Weekes24 Angus Grant25 Ben Weekes26 Ben Sbensson

Old Geelong Coach: Matt Collister and Ben Thompson

1 Gus Beckingsale3 Harry Wynn Pope4 Lachlan Lloyd5 Jack Edgar6 Charlie Mann 7 Louis De Moor8 Harrison Fraser9 Hugo Bienvenu11 Will Griffiths12 Charlie Calvert13 Ed Gubbins15 Josh Hutley16 Harry Morrison17 Rupert Kebbell18 Tim Breadmore19 James Tivendale20 George Manton22 Henry Boydell23 Todd Richardson26 Henry Brayshaw27 Seb Hutley28 Oscar Simson29 Will Noall32 Jonathon Thomson49 Sam Finckh

OrmondCoach: Michael Oaten

Assistants: Robert Putamorsi

1 Jack Short3 Max Schepsi4 Matt Perry (VC)5 Tim Dobson6 Hugh Conron7 Jack McCambley (VC)10 Nick Cooney11 Jesse Maxfield13 Willem Van Denderen14 Jonty Sharman-Smith15 Zac Papacostas17 Ollie Milner20 Nick Halsall21 Dimitri Fasoulis22 Athan Xenos23 Tom Putamorsi25 Nick Edwards27 Callan Rawlings28 Lachie Filopovic29 Jack Fogarty (DVC)31 Will O’Shannessey32 Will Robertshaw (DVC)33 Tom Shalev34 Dylan Stewart37 Tom Harkin38 Jarrod Schnider40 Reece Behnke41 Ben Hardwick42 Dae Syddlik43 Tom Hourigan44 Nick Oaten ( C )45 Ryan Cohen48 Zac Hanson50 Reuben Haywood55 Adam Schwarz64 Blake Piccone66 Ari Karageorgiou73 Cale Hirschman75 Jarrod Kangisser76 Eddie Quinn ( C )

Williamstown CYMSCoach: Gavin Deller

Assistants: Brebdan Cocks

29 Waters, James30 Mandato, Luke31 Lioumanis, Jarrah32 Lloyd, Jordan33 Galic, Pat34 Tucker, Brad35 Farrugia, Tim36 Farrugia, Dan38 Green, Luke39 Bolton, Trent40 Hine, Lachie41 Carter, Harry43 Hunt, Ethan46 Hill, Sam50 Cross, Daniel51 Sutter, Jack53 Hodge, Ben54 Philpott, Brayden55 Eyassu, Sirack56 Noonan, Jack57 Kennedy, Lewis60 Sulejmani-Blackwell, Dali61 Johnson, Jack62 Franze, Julian63 Davies, Jordan64 Miller, Aidan65 Splatt, Jacob69 Johnstone, Cooper

U19 – SECTION 3

FRANK STRINGER (ORMOND)Frank joined Ormond in 1978 as a supporter after meeting two players Bruce Bourne and Shane Dove who lived near him. He was asked by the committee to take on the role of Interchange Steward soon after joining the club and he still continues in this role as of today. Frank joined the committee in 1984 and served for 30 consecutive years. He is now regularly seen behind the bar after games and on Thursday nights where he also helps prepare meals for the players and supporters. Frank is an integral part of the Ormond Amateur F.C. He is highly respected by all at Ormond and the wider VAFA community. He has provided our club and the VAFA with 36 consecutive years of service always with a smile and a story to tell.

BARRY LYNCH (KEW)Barry played exactly 150 games for Kew across ten seasons and has the honour of being the last player to win a the B Reserve B&F Award in 1969, the last year Reserves Best and Fairest Awards were given by the VAFA. Since his retirement, Barry was a constant off field contributor, serving as a member of the Committee between 1975-78 and has been the club bar manager since 1969, a role which he fulfils to this day. Barry also acted as the club trainer between 1976 and 1996 and has been the club goal umpire since 1997. When not required between the posts, Barry fills any number of roles including, timekeeper, scoreboard attendant or interchange steward as required. Furthermore the Lynch family (including Barry and his his wife Lois and daughter Mandy) have run the canteen at Kew on Saturdays and sold raffle tickets etc post game for numerous years.

ANDREW MCCORMACK (EMMAUS ST LEOS)Andrew played 190 games from the clubs inception in 1971. Since then he has served the club primarily as team manager for 30 years since combining for 44 years continuous service. For the past 20 years, Andrew has been the bar manager and anyone who visits the club is always made to feel at home. Andrew has provided outstanding service to the Animals for its entire history of operation. He is one of those truly remarkable grassroots football people who has filled almost every role across the club. At the same time, he has earned universal appeal as a fantastic person.

DR COLIN MELVILLE (OLD SCOTCH)Colin commenced with Old Scotch in 1953 and played 190 games for the Cardinals. Colin then took up coaching and he spent five seasons leading the Under 19s in the 1970s. Colin served as the honorary club doctor from 1967 to 2012 setting the trend for the VAFA and VAFA clubs alike. All in all Colin’s service to Old Scotch spans a staggering 60 seasons of the VAFA.

ANDREW SIMPSON (ST KEVIN’S OLD BOYS)Andrew has had a continuous involvement at St Kevins 45 years as a player, committee member, sponsor and official. As a player he won two reserves premierships in the 1970s and managed 152 games. Off field the numbers are bigger, with over 30 years of service and three decades as Vice President alone, Andrew has been responsible for the strong relationship with the school and is the chief organizer of Foundation Day when SKOBs play on the school ground. As well as giving his time, Andrew has been the club’s longest serving sponsor.

NEIL WALLMEYER (PRAHRAN ASSUMPTION)Neil commenced with the club when it was known as State Bank, before continuing service through the amalgamations of Commonwealth Bank, Southbank then Prahran. Neil began playing in 1988, finishing with more than 250 games and two premierships including 1990 when he was premiership captain. Neil has coached the reserves on two occasions and also winning a premiership in 1997. Neil has been a committeeman for 20 years including five years as general manager. He has been a reserves club umpire and filled in every other match day role possible and also helped set up the junior club. The club owes so much to Neil’s work in 1998 to ensure the continuation of the club via Prahran and his efforts to maintain and include all the previous club’s history.

SID CATLIN (BEAUMARIS)Sid has been Treasurer for all 20 years that Beaumaris has been in the VAFA and for the past 15 years he has doubled up as the Shark’s chief statistician. Sid will be retiring from the Committee at the end of the year and is the only remaining committee member left since the club joined the VAFA. Sid has been doing the stats with his mate John Martin with the two having been friends since school days. Their passion for the stats has been evident since day one and whilst the coaches come and go, the stats men remain. Sid was also a great contributor to the junior part of the club before he joined the senior committee. As a point of trivia, Sid played his first game of senior VFL football with Melbourne at the ripe old age of 16 years and 218 days. He played 4 games for Melbourne and 15 with South Melbourne, but only played 1 reserves game with Beaumaris.

KEN PETRUCCO (INNER FM)Ken has been watching at least one game and sometimes three games a week of VAFA football, and offering his opinion on proceedings on 96.5 Inner FM since 1998. Since then, the station, of which Ken is President, has presented weekly the VAFA match of the day live to listeners across Melbourne and globally via the internet. Ken has also hosted and the weekly VAFA football show on Saturday mornings and has interviewed close to 1000 guests in the past decade. It was Ken’s initiative to broadcast live counts of the VAFA section medals on radio and to cover Representative carnivals and matches.


AquinasCoach: Paul Gregor

Assistants: TBA


AJAXCoach: John Jackson

1 Velleman Jesse2 Alter Michael3 Burston Joel4 Faiman Benji5 De Winter Ben6 Israel Reece7 Kagan Ryan8 Marom Noam9 Schwartz Ben10 Sekler Adam11 Lipton Dakota13 Williams Sam14 Kalmus Sam15 Kahlberg Adam17 Breckler Michael18 Joel Andrew19 Blau Elliot20 Klein Adam21 Swire Jordan22 Shapiro Brent23 Vadas Guy24 Hamilton Charles25 Rushford Adam26 Fitt Anton27 Silver Jacob28 Stock Jack29 Verstandig Dian30 Silberman Dion

Monash BluesCoaches: Ben Dempsey, Pat Bryce

Ashton ArthurLachlan Buur-JensenTaylor CameronMac CameronJoseph CantwellPeter ChenThomas ClaysonBrady CroninJames DavidsonRhys DawesJessie DewhurstKieran EdwardsCooper FennellNik GianniosWill GriggMichael HackwillBen HawkinsEmannuel JacobsAdam JohnsonCameron KnollLachlan LaneLachlan LeedsAndrew LlewelynMatt MadsenJack ManeraSam MayCorey McGrathFergus McLarenLachlan MorwoodPatrick NagleJames NevillCameron PitherDeclan SavilleTom ShembreyJock SlatteryJack SmithBen Whitfort

Old Haileyburians Coaches: Mick Constable

1 Tom Edmunds2 Lyndon Montgomery3 Tim Cleary4 Kaiden Dummett5 Brodie Steele6 Torsten Williamson7 Jak Nardino8 Ned Doran9 Jamie Cain10 Ollie Sharpe11 Max Fisher12 Ben Oakes13 Joel Constable14 Jordan Hurley15 Jack Munro16 Xavier Subbotsch17 Declan Forster18 Charlie Constable20 Will Stock21 Eden Facey-Smith22 Abdullah Alazzawi23 Ari Ventouras34 Tim Richards35 Charlton Schneider38 Jack Moncrieff

PEGSCoach: Joe Erougian

1 Ryan Andrews2 Caleb Asaris3 Riley Bult4 Jarrod Cant5 Robert Cassidy6 Alexander Coutts7 Matthew Dunstan8 Jordan Erougian9 Zach Genovesi10 Alexander Gorham11 Nikolas Goulas12 Nathan Humpreys13 Alexander hymer14 Jonathon Karikas15 David Lieu16 Joshua Maloney17 Rory Martell18 Jack Merlo19 Xavier Murphy20 Lachlan Nayler21 Oliver Ponte22 Jason Roberts23 Bradley Roscoe24 Tom Saggio25 Chris Salt26 Tristan Salvalaggio27 Marc Sayers28 Jayden Schulz29 James Scully30 Carl Stevenson31 Tom Stevenson32 Max Tonne33 Braden Toy34 Alessandro Velissaris

Preston BullantsCoach: Michael Oaten

1 Jackson Strooper2 Lucas Hemming3 Matt Hirshman4 Matt Perry5 Liam Adlington6 Richard Main7 Jack McCambley8 Isiaih Tahana9 Marcus La Greca10 Nicolaus Cooney11 Benjamin Hardwick ( C)12 Matthew Jordan13 Willem Van Denderen14 Jonty Sharman-Smith15 Zac Papacostas16 Jack Meeking18 Ethan Hanley20 Nick Halsall21 Dimitri Fasoulis23 Tom Putamorsi24 Darcy Ashton25 Nick Edwards26 Sam Mason29 Jack Fogarty31 Anthony Strahan32 Will Robertshaw37 Hugh Conron40 Reece Behnke44 Nick Oaten46 Calvin McGowan55 Adam Schwarz57 Nick Houghton73 Robert Davis74 Joshua Smithe99 Will O’Shannessy

Therry Penola OBCoach: Mark Hudson

Assistants: Mick Conway

1 Matthew Lewis2 Ethan Dolan3 Anthony Tana4 Tom Monaghan5 Robbie Carr6 Brodie Hudson 7 Sean O’Sullivan8 Anthony Sadrinajafi9 Louis Crosara11 Kerin McKenna12 Joseph Piperno13 Blake McKibbin14 Jacob Ratcliffe ( C )15 Dylan Ryan16 Jedd Taylor17 Billy Fatralis18 James Carlton20 Cam Roy21 Matthew Dixon22 Joe Piccione23 Ben Carter24 Josh Larken25 Joe Strangile26 Daniel Tadinac27 Connor Kilbane29 Peter Stragos31 Rory McGreggor32 Corey Ratten34 Stan Skapetis35 Jordan Ryan36 Caleb Talbot44 Kane O’Halloran

UHS-VUCoach: Marcus Butera

Assistants: Daniel Carcour

1 Indi Forent Saill2 Tyler Legudi4 Hugh Burry7 Aiden Giove8 Thomas Cheyne10 Myles Legudi11 James Brown12 Omar Dahir15 Imanuil Afiou16 Dimitrios Stamatelatos18 Lucas Harris22 Abubaker Okud23 Matt Mallia24 Michael Healey26 Jonathan Lay28 Tim Rocke31 Nick Ryan33 Josh Munari36 Finn Devlin37 Spencer Craggil-Haren41 Lucas McSweeney47 Rowan Welsh65 Nick Perica66 Nicholas Munari78 Cameron Craig80 Davis Moore86 Rayan Hajj89 Lachlan Mitchell90 Lucas Czjako91 Gamachu Midaksso92 Chris Berogna95 Gerard Hawkins

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PETER HEVEY (NORTH OLD BOYS ST PATRICK’S)Peter has served continuously on the committee of North Old Boys since 1994, spending time as Secretary and Vice President. He has spent six seasons as a team manager and has concurrently managed the canteen and facilities of the club for the past 15 years and counting. Peter managed a 63 game career as a wiry ruckman through the 1980s and early 1990s before becoming a club umpire for NOBs. Peter’s pleasant personality, willingness to help and loyalty have endeared him to everyone he meets.

SIMON HUNT (OLD XAVERIANS)Simon was a player from 1984-86 but it is off the field where his service has been most notable: involved off field at Old Xaverians since 1991 serving 15 years on the committee, 10 years of which he was President, Simon collected a staggering 23 premiership flags in that time including five in Premier Section. Much of Xavs success on field can be attributed to the leader at the top and Simon was a popular and engaging leader that got the best out of everyone. A constant promoter of Old Xaverians and the VAFA, Simon grew the club from four teams to seven during his time and always encouraged the club to embrace the VAFA and the wider community.

NOTE TO ALL CLUB SECRETARIESPlease submit your team lists no later than Monday at Midday in order to appear in next week’s record.Please email your team lists through in Microsoft Excel with a separate column for Jumper Number, Player First Name, Surname and Captain/Vice Captain plus your team coaches names at the top to

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La Trobe UniversityCoach: John Jackson

1 Vincent Vecchio2 Fraser Delbridge3 Mitch Brown4 Kyle Keenan5 Lachlan Shine6 Cam McCormack7 Corey Sleep8 Kia O’Donovan9 Ben Paterson12 Lachlan Reinke13 Daniel Robertson14 Connor Molloy15 Sam Paterson16 Andrew Baschiera17 Braydon Turner18 Josh Shelton19 Jimmy Stapleton20 Jason Booth21 Cody Johnstone22 Daniel Iozzi25 Ned Waters30 Bailey Rodda33 Chase Chequer34 McKenzie Stanley35 Kallum Hinchliffe

De La Salle Coach: John Cesario

Assistants: Peter Rogerson

4 Conor Clarke6 James Benjamin7 Guy McPherson8 Perry Clinton9 Jack Zaina10 Joel Emmins11 Toby Sullivan11 James Thiris12 Ryan Fogarty14 James Berry15 Luke Morcom17 Tom Francis18 Cameron Cullis18 Lachlan McPherson19 Jason Klein20 Mathew Oswald21 Jack Daley22 Nick Jackson23 Oliver Sweetapple-Gagiero24 Jack Stewart25 Tom Nicholls26 Campbell Jones27 Sam Weatherby28 Jack Campion29 Corey Jones30 Darcy Merlo31 James Massey32 Lewis Turner33 Jake Connell34 Joel Balleggi35 Tyler Roos36 Lachlan Hayres37 Harrison Pirrie38 Ari Sakeson39 Nicholas Pirrie

MazenodCoach: Tim McEniry

Assistants: TBA

1 Luca Dalfonso2 Luke Fonti3 Joseph Nguyen5 Daniel DiNezza7 Louis Seal8 Tom Riley9 Josh Mountford10 Lachie McKenna11 Sheldon Connolly12 Noel DeZilva14 Matt Kovac15 Lau Bir16 James Taylor19 Joel Welsford20 Josh Cochrane21 Zach Prosser23 Karl Ranson28 Liam Sherlock29 Arlyn Khaiyath 30 Sam Nolan31 Zach Prosser33 Itai Saina39 Josh Webster44 Nathan Beovich45 Jerome Sallai51 Anthony Martynstyn55 Conor Barclay71 Aaron Theodore

MHSOBCoaches: Matt Collister

James Wright

1 Ed Manton2 Tom Allen3 Charlie Youngman4 Ollie Graham5 Ted Strapp6 Harry Graham7 Jock Grimshaw (C)8 Sam Youngman9 Dave Ennels10 Owen Kelly11 Will Griffiths12 Nick Anasstassiou13 Will Winter-Cooke14 Charles Burbury15 Josh Hutley (VC)17 Jimmy Planner18 Ed Gubbins19 Ben Ludeman20 Jordy Taylor21 Chris Gough22 Harrison Stewart23 James Setterfield24 Hamish Baylis25 Harry Wynn - Pope (VC)26 Chris Gubbins27 Sam Finchk28 Alex Sutton29 Hamish Macmillian49 Sam Bongiorno

Oakleigh Coach: Chris White

1 Kevin Baras2 Craig O’Meara3 Corey (VC) Moore4 Aaron (VC) Planksken5 Brodie Weymouth6 Anmol Malhotra7 Austin Symmons8 James Robinson10 Hayden Everett11 Lucas ( C ) Cloke12 Jake Ford13 Justin McCarthy14 Ryan (VC) Powell19 Ed Standish20 Sam Ciavarella21 Rob Smith22 Dylan Goodwill23 Des Fry 25 Caleb Qumivutia26 Chris Galanos27 Ankush Malhotra28 Kyle Schmauder34 Jordan Peeler36 Will Harris

Old ParadiansCoach: Ian Fairley

1 Alexander Ouzas2 Jack Hope4 Nicholas Kolotylo5 Nicholas Ouzas6 Panashe Masawi7 Adam Nolan8 Christian White9 Andrew Tyrrell10 James Frank11 Brett Money12 Dean Liuzzi13 Daniel Mitris14 Jeremy Coleman15 Luke O’Keeffe16 Matthew Caruso17 Ross Ursino18 Benjamin Ferraro19 Laughlin Cargnali20 Jayden Clemmet21 Peter Annetta22 Darcy Cotter23 Michael McHugh24 Joseph Bland36 Lucas Papa39 Zachary Delmo42 Zane Treloar47 Theo Krokidis51 James Naitoko57 Samuel Adams60 Matthew Biviano

ParksideCoach: TBA

Assistants: TBA

1 Josh Turville3 Tom Howard14 Danny Yacoub15 Ben Hedley17 Pat Comerford19 Tom Horton20 Edward Dugdale22 Patrick Martin23 Ethan Vahland26 Nicholas Cardona28 Nick Kelly29 Matthew Tonge30 James Tait35 Tom Mahony36 James Oruba36 Josh DeBono37 Tom Noonan42 Adam Mulkearns44 Lachlan Sullivan 45 James Hannah46 Jack Firth47 Will Paszynk48 Anthony Cunsolo49 Luke Saville50 Joel Comito53 Pat O’Sullivan55 Chris Gavaghan56 Daniel Parkes56 Jack Stephens58 Sean Merkel59 Max Jaggard60 Matthew Zammit61 Aidan Birch62 Ambrose Attard64 Callum O’Sullivan65 Chris Tormey66 Damian Douge67 Declan Gilbert68 Josh Dwyer69 Luke Arrowsmith70 Matthew Pallot71 Michael Sauro73 Pat Sawaya74 Tim Rose75 Tom Madden76 Tristan Doody77 Will Issacs

St JohnsCoach: Ben Pickering

Assistants: TBA

1 Matt Carter2 Cameron Cato3 Paul Picard4 Jack Grattidge5 Josh Johns6 Kane Forgiarini7 Brad Barker8 Jake Hedges9 Brayden Follett11 Blake Williams12 Calvin Toohim (C)13 Kaine Johnston (C)14 Dylan Allan16 Nick De Poilly17 Nick Silvey18 Ethan Chavasse19 Josh Dallas Robertson20 Liam Eklom21 Billy Schaefer22 Nathan Eres23 Cooper Aldersea

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SIMON HUNT (OLD XAVERIANS)Simon was a player from 1984-86 but it is off the field where his service has been most notable: involved off field at Old Xaverians since 1991 serving 15 years on the committee, 10 years of which he was President, Simon collected a staggering 23 premiership flags in that time including five in Premier Section. Much of Xavs success on field can be attributed to the leader at the top and Simon was a popular and engaging leader that got the best out of everyone. A constant promoter of Old Xaverians and the VAFA, Simon grew the club from four teams to seven during his time and always encouraged the club to embrace the VAFA and the wider community.


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AGMThe VAFA Umpires Association Annual General Meeting is to be held at 7:30pm after training on Thursday 28 April. All running members are expected to attend, with a free BBQ after the meeting. Rumour has it VAFA General Manager Football and Umpiring Brian Goodman may be manning the tongs. Family, friends and retired umpires welcome!

VALE HELEN EVANSLate last week we learned of the sad and sudden passing of Helen Evans, mother of Goal Umpire Clayton Evans. Umpires wore two black armbands last weekend in respect and support of the Evans and Hinton families.

JONESY JUICING?Arriving at Old Trinity, we were quite surprised to see Paul Jones running around umpiring the reserves, looking as limber as ever. With Daniel Silfo declaring ‘severe leg soreness’ on Thursday after being appointed to the large, lush ground (and being unable to find a way out of the match), Jonsey was asked what his secret was to staying so agile. ‘Here, try some of this cream, its 20 times as strong as Deep Heat’.

Silf applied a liberal dose, and off he went. Quarter time saw the offending leg change to a colour more usually associated with the Sherrin, while half time was spent frantically looking for a way to get the cream off.

Post match, despite chemist’s advice to the contrary, Silf jumped straight into the steaming hot shower to remove the cream. Babies are born with less noise and fewer expletives, and he is now seeking advice about treatment for 3rd degree burns (albeit not from Jonesy).

On the plus side, we now know what keeps Jonesy moving at training!

PLEASE REPLACE YOUR DIVOTSIt’s always fun to watch umpires fall over – Brendan Hoornweg and Sam Levin with prize-worthy efforts so far. But it’s extra special when a Goal Umpire provides us with comedy gold.

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WEBSITE/ SOCIAL MEDIADon’t forget to regularly check www.vafaua.asn.au, www.facebook.com/vafaua and @vafaua on Twitter and Instagram to stay up to do date with the latest information. If you see anything that could feature in the Umpires Corner please email [email protected] by 8pm Sunday



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William Buck Premier LR TotalMatthew Handley Old Xaverians 5 9Alexander Armstrong Old Melburnians 3 6Edward Weatherson Old Trinity Gr 1 5George Hurley-Wellington Old Melburnians 4 5

Premier Reserve LR TotalJeremy Hannan Old Xaverians 2 9Ryan McDonough De La Salle OC 5 7Thomas Nicholls De La Salle OC 5 7Jack Wood University Blues 6 6

Premier Thirds LR TotalCameron Tunbridge Old Melburnians 5 8Callum Dipierdomenico Old Xaverians 6 7Todd Daniher Old Xaverians 3 5Jack Firth St Bernards 3 5

Premier B LR TotalTim Macmillan Old Scotch 3 7Stephen Milne Beaumaris FC 6 7Corey Connelly Old Haileyburians 4 7Daniel Anthony Old Brighton Gr 1 6Jonathan Daggian Old Scotch 4 6

Premier B Reserve LR TotalMatthew Caia St Bedes / Mentone Tigers AFC 3 8Daniel Gribbin Beaumaris FC 5 8Dylan Glascott Parkdale Vultures 3 6Jamie MacKay Fitzroy FC 3 6

Premier B Thirds LR TotalZev Aron AJAX Afc 6 6Paul Tweedly Monash Blues 4 4Daniel Brogden Monash Blues 4 4Lachlan Gallagher Parkdale Vultures 4 4

Premier C LR TotalStefan Barbour Peninsula OB 5 14Aaron Cloke Oakleigh AFC 3 8Andrew Brazzale Kew AFC 1 7Paul Colbert Old Ivanhoe Gr 3 7

Premier C Reserve LR TotalWilliam Ryan Kew AFC 5 7Adam Baldwin Old Ivanhoe Gr 0 6Matthew Vlahos Kew AFC 1 6Ben McColl illiamstown CYMS 0 6

Premier C Thirds LR TotalSam Ayoub Marcellin OC 8 8David Lieu PEGS Football Club 3 3Anthony Grace Ormond AFC 3 3Brett Cottrell Old Camberwell Gr 3 3

Division 1 LR TotalDarcy R Brown Old Mentonians 7 12Luke Hull Old Mentonians 5 11Dustan Mills Old Mentonians 1 9Gary Puruntatameri St Mary’s Salesian 3 9

Division 1 Reserve LR TotalRaymond Steer Therry Penola OB 5 10Jon Rice Prahran Assumption AFC 0 6Will Holmes Old Geelong 1 5Mark Gledhill Old Mentonians 1 5

Division 2 LR TotalBeau Jellis MHSOB 4 9Jordan Canham Yarra Valley OB 4 8Aaron Thornton St Johns OC 8 8Benjamin Gill Eltham Collegians AFC 3 8

Division 2 Reserve LR TotalLachlan McRedmond Preston Bullants 4 10Jason Lewis MHSOB 3 9Grant Sceney Yarra Valley OB 4 8Rob McIldowie MHSOB 0 6

Division 3 LR TotalRohan Walmsley Canterbury Football Club 3 10Nicholas Szabo Canterbury Football Club 6 9Thomas Kennedy Swinburne University AFC 6 8Jason Ince Hawthorn AFC 3 8


Division 3 Reserve LR TotalPatrick Arnold Power House AFC 7 11Michael Nunan Hawthorn AFC 2 11Dean Papailiou Hawthorn AFC 3 8Liam Callery Elsternwick AFC 0 7

Division 4 LR TotalWilliam Dawson Point Cook AFC 5 9Dale Collins Westbourne Gr Football Club 4 9Scott McPherson Manningham Cobras AFC 5 8Matthew Herbertson Point Cook AFC 3 8

Division 4 Reserve LR TotalJohn Alexandridis Eley Park Sharks 3 12Mitchell Ferrie Westbourne Gr Football Club 2 11Bryn Boomsma Mt Lilydale OC 10 11Bradley Magri-Olson Box Hill North AFC 0 9

Holmesglen U19 Premier LR TotalPatrick Wallace Old Xaverians 6 8William Stewart Old Scotch 3 7Nicholas Pirrie Old Xaverians 4 6Aaron Trusler De La Salle OC 4 6

Holmesglen U19 Premier Reserve LR TotalDaniel Clearihan Old Scotch 4 10Jack Rennex Old Xaverians 3 9Patrick Cook De La Salle OC 3 7Mitchell Kornberg Beaumaris FC 3 5

Holmesglen U19 Section 2 LR TotalAndrew Silva Parkdale Vultures 3 9Alexander Derzekos Parkdale Vultures 2 7James Regan Old Melburnians 2 5Rory Patterson Fitzroy FC 5 5

Holmesglen U19 Section 3 LR TotalJake Slee Williamstown CYMS 6 10Jacob Murdock Mazenod OC 2 6Nathan Whelan Marcellin OC 1 6Thomas Harkin Ormond AFC 5 6

Holmesglen U19 Section 4 LR TotalBenjamin Oakes Old Haileyburians 10 14Jordan Erougian PEGS Football Club 5 10Ryan Kagan AJAX Afc 5 7Max Tonna PEGS Football Club 5 5

Holmesglen U19 Section 5 LR TotalTom Riley Mazenod OC 5 8Joel Welsford Mazenod OC 3 5Sam Williams La Trobe University AFC 1 5Nick O’Sullivan De La Salle OC 3 5

Club XVIII (1) LR TotalSimon O’Brien Old Xaverians 10 10Craig Berger Prahran Assumption AFC 2 7Andrew Diss Brunswick NOBSPC 3 5John Farah Hawthorn AFC 2 4

Club XVIII (2) LR TotalJosh Archer Old Geelong 0 7Michael Chapman Monash Blues 0 5Willliam Mason Old Geelong 1 4John Graham Old Geelong 3 4


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Comparative team strengths appear to have been revealed even after two Rounds. Much scoreboard inaccuracy permeated Round 2 and repercussions of this could prove vital as the season progresses and as percentage is a determinant in the final Sectional placement.

REVIEW OF ROUND 2SECTION 1Melbourne High School Old Boys led throughout to defeat the markedly inaccurate South Mornington by seventy five points. The visitors, who only managed one second half goal at Forest Hill will appreciate their home match today.

Brunswick/ North Old Boys/ St Patrick’s, who started well against Richmond Central, were unable to maintain the required standard and slipped further behind the “Cardinals” as the match proceeded. Inaccuracy restricted the Richmond Central margin to eighteen points. Ruckman, Peter Iser was best for the victors.

St Francis Xavier again found the opposition far too strong. Hawthorn held the 2015 Section 2 premiers goalless until the third quarter as they built a nine goal lead. The last quarter saw a complete reversal of form as the “Beaconsfield Boys” restricted Hawthorn to two points while they added five goals to give respectability to their final score which left them twenty one points in arrears as the final siren sounded.

In the afternoon match, Old Xaverians led throughout against Prahran/ Assumption who provided strong opposition throughout the first half. Superior fitness enabled the Xaverians to finish far too strongly for the “Two Blues” who lost by fifty points.

SECTION 2Monash Blues certainly did find “the Blues” against West Brunswick who led through and won by seventy seven points; a margin which was restricted only by the inaccurate kicking of the

West Brunswick players.

Swinburne University did bounce back from their Round 1 loss when they led throughout to defeat University High School Old Boys/ V.U.T. by thirty six points.

Monash Gryphons, who failed to score throughout the second half, were overrun by a rampant Old Geelong, who scored forty two times to three by the Gryphons, who thus lost by one hundred and nineteen points.

PREVIEW OF ROUND 3SECTION 1Reigning Premiers, Hawthorn, should comfortably account for Brunswick/ North Old Boys/ St Patrick’s in their early morning match. The greater talent pool and superior match fitness will insure another Hawthorn victory.

The game between eighth placed Prahran/ Assumption and fourth placed Melbourne High School Old Boys should be an interesting encounter. The outcome will help judge just where the two teams rightly sit on the ladder. The “Two Blues”, who have been perennial finalists, have lost in successive weeks whilst “the Unicorns’ have a single win to their credit. On Toorak Park, I feel that Prahran/ Assumption can win for the first time in 2016.

Old Xaverians, who travel to South Mornington, will receive strong opposition from the local side, who will be desperate to record their first win in

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Club XV111. I expect the Xaverians to overcome the local opposition, win the match and then continue onto the “Peninsula Playground around Portsea” for the week end.

Richmond Central face the great trek to Beaconsfield to play the yet to win St Francis Xavier. A continuation of their last quarter form from Round 2 would see the home side victorious. I select them to record a narrow win largely due to home ground advantage.

SECTION 2Old Geelong meet West Brunswick on Como Park in an early match. Even after two Rounds, these two teams have staked claims to be the strongest in the competition. I suspect a major reason for an Old Geelong victory this morning will be their marked home ground advantage because Como Park is so much bigger than the Ransford Oval (and most other grounds!!) I expect that Old Geelong will have too much run for their visitors and that they will maintain their unbeaten record.

Monash Blues should be able to win at the expense of University High School/ V.U.T., despite the Royal Park based team showing improved form last week.

In an academic encounter, Monash Gryphons host Swinburne University whose form over the first two Rounds was inconsistent … a big loss followed by a strong win … Although the Gryphons languish last, I select them to win today, largely because they hold the home ground advantage.

CLUB XVIII (1) LAST ROUNDMHSOB 4.3, 6.9, 10.15, 15.16 (106)South Mornington 1.2, 2.4, 2.9, 3.13 (32)GOALS, MHSOB: T. Doer-Tolhurst 3, T. Chalk-Hatton 3, R. Coxon 2, C. Miller 2, A. Bouten 1, L. Smith 1, S. Holmes 1, W. Sansom 1, C. Dellora 1South Mornington: R. Willmott 1, J. Wilson 1, M. Holt 1BEST, MHSOB: T. Doer-Tolhurst, C. Miller, W. Sansom, T. Chalk-Hatton, C. Wright, C. GoranssonSouth Mornington: R. Kemp, S. Kemp, J. Wilson, M. Holt, R. WillmottCompetitive game marred by inaccurate kicking. MHSOB got their kicking boots on in the final quarter to kick 8.1 and run away with the game.Hawthorn AFC 4.5, 8.9, 9.13, 9.15 (69)St Francis Xavier OC 0.1, 0.4, 1.7, 6.12 (48)GOALS, Hawthorn AFC: T. Demetriou 2, D. Korlos 2, J. Farah 2, T. Barber 1, N. Criticos 1, N. Gieschen 1St Francis Xavier OC: D. Pennant 1, S. Burns 1, T. Kerr 1, N. Welsh 1, S. Dullard 1, J. Wynne 1BEST, Hawthorn AFC: C. Bubunaras, N. Criticos, J. Farah, A. Demetriou, J. Rieve, D. TyrrellSt Francis Xavier OC: W. Delaland, C. Hughes, C. Spalding, F. Spalding, J. Wynne, B. O’HaraRichmond Central 3.2, 5.8, 7.11, 9.14 (68)Brunswick NOBSPC 4.3, 5.4, 6.7, 7.8 (50)GOALS, Richmond Central: S. D’Arcy 2, S. Hartmann 2, A. Pruscino 1, N. Rice 1, A. Gaur 1, D. Logan 1, S. Coleman 1Brunswick NOBSPC: A. Diss 3, A. Brennan 2, B. O’Halloran 1, J. Moverley 1BEST, Richmond Central: P. Iser, O. Kelly, P. Power, C. Logan, N. Rice, M. McCabeBrunswick NOBSPC: M. Rapa, B. Lawty, L. Fogarty, S. Denatris, A. Diss, L. McDonaldOld Xaverians 4.3, 7.4, 13.6, 18.7 (115)Prahran Assumption AFC 2.2, 5.4, 7.6, 9.11 (65)GOALS, Old Xaverians: S. O’Brien 10, R. Follacchio 2, N. Larkins 2, B. Corcoran 2, J. Ebert 1, S. D’Arcy 1Prahran Assumption AFC: J. Storer 2, L. Farrell 2, P. Mann 2, C. Berger 2, M. Dakin 1BEST, Old Xaverians: S. O’Brien, H. Denton, R. Follacchio, J. McDonnell, M. Walsh, D. QuinnPrahran Assumption AFC: N. Gouin, Z. Wilson, J. Storer, B. Scott, P. Mann, H. Fried

CLUB XVIII (2) LAST ROUNDSwinburne University AFC 3.2, 7.5, 10.10, 12.11 (83)Uhs-Vu Afc 1.1, 3.1, 4.1, 7.5 (47)GOALS, Swinburne University AFC: A. Lewis 2, D. Honybun 2, C. Barton 2, S. Clayton 2, T. Corrie 1, D. McAleer 1, S. Capra 1, G. Newnham 1Uhs-Vu Afc: L. Duggan 2, T. Kruisheer 1, M. Blandthorn 1, P. Russo 1, M. Mallach 1, T. Smalley 1BEST, Swinburne University AFC: S. Capra, C. Barton, T. Kitchen, J. Sandhu, G. Newnham, D. HonybunUhs-Vu Afc: M. Smith, M. Mallach, L. Duggan, D. Horne, C. Aristotle, T. KruisheerWest Brunswick AFC 3.6, 5.12, 8.14, 12.21 (93)Monash Blues 1.1, 2.1, 2.2, 2.4 (16)GOALS, West Brunswick AFC: P. Kelly 2, J. Sandow 2, J. MacReadie-Smith 1, N. Ansons 1, C. Bond 1, T. Emmett 1, K. Vanston 1, J. Hyslop 1, A. Hays 1, S. Devers 1Monash Blues: A. Lacota 2BEST, West Brunswick AFC: S. Creek, P. Kelly, D. Butorac, C. Bond, T. Emmett, H. MahoneyMonash Blues: A. Lacota, H. Berenger, P. Mulcahy, C. Oppy, N. Armstrong, H. PerrinOld Geelong 1.10, 7.15, 13.17, 19.23 (137)Monash Gryphons 2.0, 3.0, 3.0, 3.0 (18)GOALS, Old Geelong: T. Osmond 4, J. Hunter 3, J. Graham 3, J. Whitelaw 2, J. Cave 2, J. Sumura 1, J. Planner 1, R. Nicholas 1, R. Officer 1Monash Gryphons: T. Glasson 1, A. Tirosh 1, J. Halliwell 1BEST, Old Geelong: T. Osmond, J. Cave, J. Graham, J. Hunter, T. Hays, C. GibbsMonash Gryphons: H. Scholes, K. Johnsen, L. Wieselmann, G. Kent, A. Holmes, T. Glasson


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1116 SEN VAFA PREMIERSHIP LADDERS 2016

DIVISION TWO RESERVESP W L D B FF For Agst % PTS

Mhsob 2 2 0 0 0 0 265 43 616.28 8West Brunswick 2 2 0 0 0 0 267 79 337.97 8Bulleen Templestowe 2 2 0 0 0 0 196 96 204.17 8Yarra Valley OB 2 2 0 0 0 0 202 127 159.06 8St Johns OC 1 0 1 0 1 0 50 115 43.48 4Richmond Central AFC 1 0 1 0 1 0 25 135 18.52 4Preston Bullants 2 0 2 0 0 0 132 267 49.44 0Emmaus St Leos 2 0 2 0 0 0 95 217 43.78 0Eltham Collegians AFC 2 0 2 0 0 0 43 196 21.94 0Monash Gryphons 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

PREMIER CP W L D B FF For Agst % PTS

Peninsula OB 2 2 0 0 0 0 249 118 211.02 8Mazenod OC 2 2 0 0 0 0 209 118 177.12 8Williamstown CYMS 2 2 0 0 0 0 181 147 123.13 8Old Ivanhoe Gr 2 2 0 0 0 0 156 143 109.09 8Kew AFC 2 1 1 0 0 0 223 172 129.65 4Caulfield Gr 2 1 1 0 0 0 141 139 101.44 4Old Camberwell Gr 2 0 2 0 0 0 153 208 73.56 0Oakleigh AFC 2 0 2 0 0 0 152 226 67.26 0Marcellin OC 2 0 2 0 0 0 109 187 58.29 0Ormond AFC 2 0 2 0 0 0 112 227 49.34 0

PREMIER C RESERVESP W L D B FF For Agst % PTS

Kew AFC 2 2 0 0 0 0 231 89 259.55 8Williamstown CYMS 2 2 0 0 0 0 162 113 143.36 8Ormond AFC 2 2 0 0 0 0 127 102 124.51 8Caulfield Gr 2 1 1 0 0 0 123 108 113.89 4Peninsula OB 2 1 1 0 0 0 147 136 108.09 4Old Ivanhoe Gr 2 1 1 0 0 0 149 153 97.39 4Old Camberwell Gr 2 1 1 0 0 0 123 152 80.92 4Mazenod OC 2 0 2 0 0 0 107 135 79.26 0Marcellin OC 2 0 2 0 0 0 106 183 57.92 0Oakleigh AFC 2 0 2 0 0 0 80 184 43.48 0

PREMIER C THIRDSP W L D B FF For Agst % PTS

Williamstown CYMS 1 1 0 0 0 0 104 50 208 4P E G S 1 1 0 0 0 0 82 46 178.26 4Caulfield Gr 1 1 0 0 0 0 73 49 148.98 4Marcellin 1 1 0 0 0 0 104 70 148.57 4Kew AFC 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 4Old Camberwell 1 0 1 0 0 0 70 104 67.31 0Ormond 1 0 1 0 0 0 49 73 67.12 0St Mary's Salesian 1 0 1 0 0 0 46 82 56.1 0Therry Penola OB 1 0 1 0 0 0 50 104 48.08 0Parkdale Vultures 10 1 9 0 0 1 610 1695 35.99 8

DIVISION TWOP W L D B FF For Agst % PTS

Preston Bullants 2 2 0 0 0 0 237 115 206.09 8Mhsob 2 2 0 0 0 0 218 141 154.61 8St Johns OC 1 1 0 0 1 0 97 78 124.36 8Yarra Valley OB 2 1 1 0 0 0 187 183 102.19 4West Brunswick 2 1 1 0 0 0 150 153 98.04 4Bulleen Templestowe AFC 2 1 1 0 0 0 158 229 69 4Richmond Central AFC 1 0 1 0 1 0 66 114 57.89 4Emmaus St Leos 2 0 2 0 0 0 161 213 75.59 0Eltham Collegians AFC 2 0 2 0 0 0 145 193 75.13 0Monash Gryphons 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

DIVISION THREEP W L D B FF For Agst % PTS

Canterbury 2 2 0 0 0 0 261 118 221.19 8Glen Eira AFC 2 2 0 0 0 0 212 126 168.25 8Hawthorn AFC 2 2 0 0 0 0 200 154 129.87 8South Melbourne Dist 2 2 0 0 0 0 221 173 127.75 8Aquinas OC 2 1 1 0 0 0 220 140 157.14 4La Trobe University 2 1 1 0 0 0 208 142 146.48 4Swinburne University 2 1 1 0 0 0 206 178 115.73 4Power House AFC 2 1 1 0 0 0 154 174 88.51 4Albert Park AFC 2 0 2 0 0 0 151 201 75.12 0Uhs-Vu Afc 2 0 2 0 0 0 127 214 59.35 0Elsternwick AFC 2 0 2 0 0 0 112 249 44.98 0Parkside Football Club 2 0 2 0 0 0 104 307 33.88 0

DIVISION THREE RESERVESP W L D B FF For Agst % PTS

Swinburne University 2 2 0 0 0 0 244 73 334.25 8Aquinas OC 2 2 0 0 0 0 202 78 258.97 8Glen Eira AFC 2 2 0 0 0 0 155 102 151.96 8Hawthorn AFC 2 1 1 0 0 0 224 109 205.5 4Power House AFC 2 1 1 0 0 0 154 86 179.07 4Albert Park AFC 2 1 1 0 0 0 145 136 106.62 4La Trobe University 2 1 1 0 0 0 168 186 90.32 4Canterbury 2 1 1 0 0 0 94 132 71.21 4South Melbourne Dist 2 1 1 0 0 0 131 243 53.91 4Uhs-Vu Afc 2 0 2 0 0 0 89 161 55.28 0Elsternwick AFC 2 0 2 0 0 0 103 249 41.37 0Parkside Football Club 2 0 2 0 0 0 56 210 26.67 0

DIVISION ONEP W L D B FF For Agst % PTS

Old Mentonians 2 2 0 0 0 0 384 117 328.21 8Therry Penola OB 2 2 0 0 0 0 170 160 106.25 8Prahran Assumption 2 1 0 1 0 0 151 134 112.69 6Old Geelong 2 1 1 0 0 0 204 153 133.33 4PEGS Football Club 2 1 1 0 0 0 180 170 105.88 4St Mary's Salesian 2 1 1 0 0 0 181 193 93.78 4Ivanhoe AFC 2 1 1 0 0 0 192 274 70.07 4Old Paradians 2 0 1 1 0 0 138 181 76.24 2Whitefriars OC 2 0 2 0 0 0 149 198 75.25 0Brunswick NOBSPC 2 0 2 0 0 0 91 260 35 0

DIVISION ONE RESERVE SP W L D B FF For Agst % PTS

PEGS Football Club 2 2 0 0 0 0 318 52 611.54 8Old Mentonians 2 2 0 0 0 0 210 78 269.23 8Prahran Assumption 2 2 0 0 0 0 179 93 192.47 8St Mary's Salesian 2 2 0 0 0 0 197 122 161.48 8Old Geelong 2 1 1 0 0 0 155 121 128.1 4Therry Penola OB 2 1 1 0 0 0 151 147 102.72 4Whitefriars OC 2 0 2 0 0 0 114 227 50.22 0Ivanhoe AFC 2 0 2 0 0 0 112 233 48.07 0Old Paradians 2 0 2 0 0 0 63 258 24.42 0Brunswick NOBSPC 2 0 2 0 0 0 48 216 22.22 0


DIVISION FOURP W L D B FF For Agst % PTS

Westbourne Gr 2 2 0 0 0 0 428 44 972.73 8Point Cook 2 2 0 0 0 0 232 170 136.47 8Mt Lilydale OC 2 1 1 0 0 0 266 186 143.01 4North Brunswick 2 1 1 0 0 0 169 124 136.29 4Eley Park Sharks 2 1 1 0 0 0 187 158 118.35 4Box Hill North 1 0 1 0 1 0 112 150 74.67 4Manningham Cobras 2 1 1 0 0 0 108 217 49.77 4Chadstone 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 254 0 4Masala 2 0 2 0 0 0 117 316 37.03 0Masala 16 2 14 0 2 0 771 2349 32.82 16Chadstone 16 1 15 0 2 0 658 2347 28.04 12

DIVISION FOUR RESERVESP W L D B FF For Agst % PTS

Westbourne Gr 2 2 0 0 0 0 236 49 481.63 8Box Hill North AFC 1 1 0 0 1 0 161 42 383.33 8North Brunswick AFC 2 2 0 0 0 0 195 79 246.84 8Eley Park Sharks 2 2 0 0 0 0 199 99 201.01 8Mt Lilydale OC 2 1 1 0 0 0 208 172 120.93 4Chadstone AFC 1 0 1 0 1 0 17 132 12.88 4Manningham Cobras AFC 2 0 2 0 0 0 74 161 45.96 0Point Cook AFC 2 0 2 0 0 0 84 210 40 0Masala Football Club 2 0 2 0 0 0 59 289 20.42 0South Mornington 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Masala 16 1 15 0 2 0 569 2719 20.93 12

UNDER 19 SECTION 4P W L D B FF For Agst % PTS

PEGS 2 2 0 0 0 0 189 57 331.58 8AJAX AFC 2 2 0 0 0 0 178 111 160.36 8Monash Blues 2 2 0 0 0 0 137 116 118.1 8Old Haileyburians 2 1 1 0 0 0 222 104 213.46 4Therry Penola OB 2 1 1 0 0 0 146 96 152.08 4Preston Bullants 2 0 2 0 0 0 140 189 74.07 0Uhs-Vu Afc 2 0 2 0 0 0 65 225 28.89 0Aquinas 2 0 2 0 0 0 66 245 26.94 0La Trobe University 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Old Camberwell 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Ivanhoe AFC 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


Parkside 2 2 0 0 0 0 237 77 307.79 8De La Salle 2 2 0 0 0 0 189 66 286.36 8Mazenod 2 2 0 0 0 0 192 81 237.04 8La Trobe University 2 1 1 0 0 0 129 115 112.17 4MHSOB 2 1 1 0 0 0 109 154 70.78 4Old Paradians 2 0 2 0 0 0 95 200 47.5 0St Johns 2 0 2 0 0 0 79 202 39.11 0Oakleigh AFC 2 0 2 0 0 0 83 218 38.07 0

Club XVIII (1)P W L D B FF For Agst % PTS

Hawthorn AFC 2 2 0 0 0 0 180 101 178.22 8Old Xaverians 2 2 0 0 0 0 213 139 153.24 8Richmond Central 2 2 0 0 0 0 136 101 134.65 8MHSOB 2 1 1 0 0 0 157 100 157 4South Mornington 2 1 1 0 0 0 95 155 61.29 4Brunswick NOBSPC 2 0 2 0 0 0 99 131 75.57 0St Francis Xavier OC 2 0 2 0 0 0 122 167 73.05 0Prahran Assumption AFC 2 0 2 0 0 0 118 226 52.21 0

Club XVIII (2)P W L D B FF For Agst % PTS

Old Geelong 2 2 0 0 0 0 273 25 1092 8West Brunswick AFC 2 2 0 0 0 0 216 28 771.43 8Monash Blues 2 1 1 0 0 0 110 135 81.48 4Swinburne University 2 1 1 0 0 0 90 183 49.18 4Uhs-Vu Afc 2 0 2 0 0 0 59 206 28.64 0Monash Gryphons 2 0 2 0 0 0 60 231 25.97 0Albert Park AFC 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Westbourne Gr 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

UNDER 19 PREMIERP W L D B FF For Agst % PTS

Old Xaverians 2 2 0 0 0 0 241 78 308.97 8Old Scotch 2 2 0 0 0 0 184 112 164.29 8De La Salle 2 1 1 0 0 0 187 109 171.56 4Beaumaris 2 1 1 0 0 0 176 125 140.8 4St Kevins 2 1 1 0 0 0 150 127 118.11 4St Bernards 2 1 1 0 0 0 108 175 61.71 4University Blacks 2 0 2 0 0 0 87 233 37.34 0University Blues 2 0 2 0 0 0 43 217 19.82 0

UNDER 19 PREMIER RESERVEP W L D B FF For Agst % PTS

De La Salle 2 2 0 0 0 0 255 95 268.42 8St Kevins 2 2 0 0 0 0 154 68 226.47 8Old Xaverians 2 1 1 0 0 0 175 158 110.76 4Williamstown CYMS 2 1 1 0 0 0 163 155 105.16 4Beaumaris 2 1 1 0 0 0 97 121 80.17 4St Bernards 2 1 1 0 0 0 103 154 66.88 4Old Scotch 2 0 2 0 0 0 126 196 64.29 0St Bedes / Mentone Tigers 2 0 2 0 0 0 74 200 37 0


Parkdale Vultures 2 2 0 0 0 0 327 28 1167.86 8St Bedes / Mentone Tigers 2 2 0 0 0 0 264 65 406.15 8Old Melburnians 2 2 0 0 0 0 238 94 253.19 8Old Carey Gr 2 1 1 0 0 0 130 161 80.75 4Fitzroy 2 1 1 0 0 0 146 206 70.87 4Caulfield Gr 2 1 1 0 0 0 118 171 69.01 4Whitefriars 2 1 1 0 0 0 139 227 61.23 4Old Trinity Gr 2 0 2 0 0 0 107 185 57.84 0Old Brighton 2 0 2 0 0 0 74 196 37.76 0Old Ivanhoe Gr 2 0 2 0 0 0 76 286 26.57 0


Mazenod 2 2 0 0 0 0 181 119 152.1 8Williamstown CYMS 2 2 0 0 0 0 187 135 138.52 8Marcellin OC 2 1 1 0 0 0 189 131 144.27 4Collegians 2 1 1 0 0 0 158 131 120.61 4Hampton Rovers 2 1 1 0 0 0 92 103 89.32 4Peninsula OB 2 1 1 0 0 0 89 180 49.44 4Ormond 2 0 2 0 0 0 127 148 85.81 0Old Geelong 2 0 2 0 0 0 110 186 59.14 0


1116 SEN VAFA PREMIERSHIP LADDERS 2016

PREMIER RESERVESP W L D B FF For Agst % PTS

University Blues 2 2 0 0 0 0 231 94 245.74 8Old Trinity Gr 2 2 0 0 0 0 197 83 237.35 8De La Salle 2 2 0 0 0 0 179 140 127.86 8Collegians 2 2 0 0 0 0 131 103 127.18 8Old Xaverians 2 1 1 0 0 0 190 143 132.87 4Old Melburnians 2 1 1 0 0 0 126 129 97.67 4St Kevins 2 0 2 0 0 0 119 135 88.15 0University Blacks 2 0 2 0 0 0 83 131 63.36 0St Bernards 2 0 2 0 0 0 115 193 59.59 0Old Carey Gr 2 0 2 0 0 0 55 275 20 0

WILLIAM BUCK PREMIERP W L D B FF F A % Pts

Old Trinity Gr 2 2 0 0 0 0 174 98 177.55 8University Blues 2 2 0 0 0 0 159 112 141.96 8De La Salle 2 2 0 0 0 0 178 161 110.56 8Old Xaverians 2 1 1 0 0 0 185 135 137.04 4Old Melburnians 2 1 1 0 0 0 161 124 129.84 4University Blacks 2 1 1 0 0 0 141 132 106.82 4Collegians 2 1 1 0 0 0 138 139 99.28 4St Kevins 2 0 2 0 0 0 138 199 69.35 0St Bernards 2 0 2 0 0 0 116 201 57.71 0Old Carey Gr 2 0 2 0 0 0 87 176 49.43 0

PREMIER THIRDSP W L D B FF For Agst % PTS

Old Xaverians Black 2 2 0 0 0 0 185 56 330.36 8Old Melburnians 2 2 0 0 0 0 202 88 229.55 8St Kevins OB Gold 2 2 0 0 0 0 118 63 187.3 8St Bernards 2 1 1 0 0 0 146 130 112.31 4Old Xaverians Red 2 1 1 0 0 0 112 109 102.75 4University Blacks 2 1 1 0 0 0 127 135 94.07 4Old Scotch 2 1 1 0 0 0 95 172 55.23 4University Blues 2 0 2 0 0 0 103 159 64.78 0Collegians 2 0 2 0 0 0 62 127 48.82 0St Kevins OB Green 2 0 2 0 0 0 71 182 39.01 0

PREMIER BP W L D B FF For Agst % PTS

Old Scotch 2 2 0 0 0 0 240 132 181.82 8Beaumaris FC 2 2 0 0 0 0 217 134 161.94 8Old Haileybury 2 2 0 0 0 0 185 151 122.52 8St Bedes / Mentone Tigers 2 1 1 0 0 0 236 176 134.09 4Old Brighton Gr 2 1 1 0 0 0 210 203 103.45 4Ajax 2 1 1 0 0 0 181 195 92.82 4Parkdale Vultures 2 1 1 0 0 0 191 206 92.72 4Hampton Rovers AFC 2 0 2 0 0 0 147 219 67.12 0Monash Blues 2 0 2 0 0 0 113 203 55.67 0Fitzroy FC 2 0 2 0 0 0 117 218 53.67 0

PREMIER B RESERVESP W L D B FF For Agst % PTS

Beaumaris FC 2 2 0 0 0 0 209 73 286.3 8Old Scotch 2 2 0 0 0 0 156 74 210.81 8St Bedes / Mentone Tigers 2 2 0 0 0 0 165 109 151.38 8Parkdale Vultures 2 1 1 0 0 0 187 134 139.55 4Ajax 2 1 1 0 0 0 129 117 110.26 4Old Haileybury 2 1 1 0 0 0 153 145 105.52 4Fitzroy FC 2 1 1 0 0 0 131 131 100 4Old Brighton Gr 2 0 2 0 0 0 123 187 65.78 0Monash Blues 2 0 2 0 0 0 60 167 35.93 0Hampton Rovers AFC 2 0 2 0 0 0 53 229 23.14 0

PREMIER B THIRDSP W L D B FF For Agst % PTS

AJAX 1 1 0 0 0 0 114 52 219.23 4Parkdale Vultures 1 1 0 0 0 0 129 60 215 4Monash Blues 1 1 0 0 0 0 122 66 184.85 4De La Salle 1 1 0 0 0 0 87 51 170.59 4Old Trinity 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 4Beaumaris 1 0 1 0 0 0 51 87 58.62 0St Bedes / Mentone Tigers 1 0 1 0 0 0 66 122 54.1 0Fitzroy 1 0 1 0 0 0 60 129 46.51 0Old Carey 1 0 1 0 0 0 52 114 45.61 0Marcellin 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

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