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SFL Netball Results: Round 8 ROUND 10 22 June 2013 www.sfl.com.au Official Publication of the Southern Football League - ABN 81 295 351 439 SOUTHERN FOOTY 2013 What’s happening at SFLHQ? David Cannizzo, SFL CEO HALF WAY MARK, diffi cult caper and for those matches for a player or DON’T UNDO ALL YOUR that have tried it will know offi cial to be deregistered all GOOD WORK… exactly what I am talking together from participating We are now half way through about. So before we decide in community football. A few the 2013 football season and I to say something back to the reportable offences in a footy am pleased to say behaviour umpire or yell out from the career and your favourite at all levels has been very sidelines, let’s remember that sport could be a distant pleasing. The current status we legitimately do not have a memory very quickly. The of incidents to date has seen game without them. Independent (SFL) Tribunal less than 7% of matches Players need to think a little is very much on the same have a report in a match. The more in the second half page as the SFL Board with disappointing statistic from of the season about their regards to the standards that a League perspective is that actions before they lash are expected throughout the majority of those incidents out. The number of striking the League and they will are related to ‘abuse towards reports, regardless of the have no hesitation is issuing an umpire’ and ‘striking’. severity, is unacceptable lengthy penalties for anyone that does not adhere to the I think all Club administrators, from a League perspective By-Laws. players and supporters and should most defi nitely are well aware that abuse not be acceptable from Remember it is up to all towards umpires is the a Club perspective. We stakeholders in the game to number one reason for understand football is a control your emotions and umpires not continuing to competitive and contact continue to uphold the great umpire in their second or sport however the true test of community standard we all subsequent seasons. We all character is how you channel expect when we participate know the statistic yet some and focus your strength or in local footy. of us continue to let our frustration. Let’s have a great second emotions get the better of Under AFL Victoria Policy half of the season. Good luck us. Umpiring is an extremely it only takes 16 suspended to everyone. 2nd Floor, Junior Development Building, Chief Executive Offi cer: David Cannizzo Moorabbin Reserve, Linton Street Football Operations: Matt Duck PO Box 1018, Moorabbin VIC 3189 Football Record: maree.heverin@sfl .com.au P: 9553 5644 | F: 9553 5655 Tribunal Venue: SFL Headquarters, Linton Street, visit www.sfl.com.au Moorabbin, (Melways Ref 77 F6) OFFICIAL PUBLISHER OF THE SOUTHERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE RECORD “SOUTHERN FOOTY” Cover photo: Bentleigh Colts Premiers 2012. www.sfl.com.au | 1 SOUTHERN FOOTY 2013 Match of the Round Broadcast DIVISION 2: 22.06.2013 Proudly brought to you by: Leader Newspapers, Sandown Function Centre, 88.3 Southern FM Oakleigh District vs Bentleigh Princes Highway Reserve Melway Ref: 70 B10 On Air: 2pm – 5pm HOME CLUB FROM ALL GROUNDS MUST ENTER LIVE SCORES VIA FOOTYWEB WITH 1/4, 1/2, 3/4 AND FULL TIME SCORES. KooGA PLAYER OF THE ROUND Josh Wright Heatherton FC SUNDAY RADIO SHOW Josh played a strong game across the centre 88.3 SOUTHERN FM - 11AM line for Heatherton in their fi rst win for the season last Saturday. His delivery to the forward line BIGGER AND BETTER IN 2013 resulted in many goals, working both ends of the ground assisting the backmen when needed. This week: “Live” from 1 Anita St Dingley He contributed with a goal, and was one of the main reasons for Heatherton winning. Join “Beany, Wiz & The Bug” every sunday morning Congratulations Josh on being the KooGa on 88.3 Southern FM for a full wrap of the weekend’s player of the round. SFL matches. Catch up with the latest netball news and the whispers from around the clubs. Last week’s winner of the Ivan’s Pies pack: Congratulations Ryan Fishlock KooGa official supplier to the SFL “for all your on field and off field apparel” Listen every Sunday from 11am 2 | SFL RECORD 2013 SOUTHERN FOOTY 2013 Radio Team Tipsters HAMMERS JOHNNY CHINO JULES WOODSY KC Div 1 Dingley Dingley Dingley Dingley Dingley East Malvern East Brighton East Brighton East Brighton East Brighton East Brighton East Brighton St.Kilda City St Kilda St.Kilda City St.Kilda City Cheltenham Cheltenham St.Pauls St Pauls St.Pauls St.Pauls St.Pauls St.Pauls Chelsea Heights Chelsea Heights Chelsea Heights Chelsea Heights Chelsea Heights Chelsea Heights Div 2 Caulfi eld Caulfi eld Caulfi eld Caulfi eld Caulfi eld Caulfi eld Hampton Mordialloc Hampton Hampton Mordialloc Mordialloc Oakleigh Dist Oakleigh Dist Oakleigh Dist Oakleigh Dist Oakleigh Dist Oakleigh Dist Skye Skye Skye Springvale Springvale Springvale Murrumbeena Murrumbeena Murrumbeena Murrumbeena Murrumbeena Murrumbeena Div 3 Endeavour Hills Lyndale Endeavour Hills Lyndale Endeavour Hills Lyndale Sandown Ashwood Sandown Ashwood Sandown Sandown Doveton Eagles Doveton Eagles Doveton Eagles Dandenong Dandenong Doveton Eagles CPL CPL CPL Hallam CPL CPL Mt.Waverley Mt Waverley Mt.Waverley Mt.Waverley Mt.Waverley Mt.Waverley TOTAL 13/98 14/105 13/88 13/85 13/95 11/93 DIVISION 1 DIVISION 2 DIVISION 3 UNDER 19s EAST MALVERN CAULFIELD ENDEAVOUR HILLS HAMPTON V DINGLEY V SOUTH YARRA V LYNDALE V CARRUM PATTERSON LAKES EAST BRIGHTON HAMPTON SANDOWN CHELSEA HEIGHTS V HIGHETT V MORDIALLOC V ASHWOOD V CLAYTON ST KILDA CITY OAKLEIGH DISTRICTS DANDENONG SKYE V CHELTENHAM V BENTLEIGH V DOVETON EAGLES V BENTLEIGH HEATHERTON HALLAM MURRUMBEENA SKYE ROUND 10 V ST PAULS V SPRINGVALE DISTRICTS V CARRUM PATTERSON LAKES V DINGLEY CHELSEA HEIGHTS MURRUMBEENA MOUNT WAVERLEY ST PAULS V CLAYTON V MOORABBIN V BLACK ROCK V BYE www.sfl.com.au | 3 SOUTHERN FOOTY 2013 Division 1: The Inner Sanctum / Jason Barbin AFTER the players had a well- The Heighters were too good continue against Highett deserved week off, Southern in the second half kicking 6 this week. The dogs are still Footy is back and things are goals to 4 to record the 14 winless but their fi rst won’t just starting to heat up in the point win. The return of Travis come against a vampire side second half of the season. Johnstone for the Heighters that are really starting to hit East Malvern took on St Kilda helped them to secure a top 2 their straps. This could be a in a must win match up for the spot while Luke Bartholomew blow out. saints if they wanted to stay in was among the best for the East Brighton by 54 points fi nals contention. And win they Dingoes. St Kilda City vs Cheltenham did in a good game of football Heatherton got their fi rst win A must win clash for both sides against an East Malvern side of the season downing the if either are going to play fi nals who really took it to the saints still winless Highett at Turner footy in 2013. Cheltenham the after registering only a behind Road in round 9. The tonners fi rst clash at home in round 1 to quarter time. James Green dominated from the start with but this time around it won’t be was the leading goal kicker on a 6 goal opening quarter and an easy task as the saints are the ground with 4 for the saints. were relentless for the rest of tough to beat at home. A really An accurate second half the game recording a 50 point good matchup that should go in front of goal helped East win. It was their best game for down to the wire. the season and it sees them Brighton to a 19 point win Cheltenham by 9 points against Cheltenham at Jack move up from the bottom of Heatherton vs St Pauls Barker Oval in round 9. the ladder. Highett need to fi nd The sometimes inaccurate some form in the second half When these two teams met in vampires kicked 7.3 to pull of the season or they will fi nd round 1 the dogs won by an away from the Rosellas who fall themselves in division 2 next astounding 171 points. The back to a game behind the 5th season. Josh Brittliff was best margin will be much, much placed Clayton. With the win, for Heatherton with 3 goals. closer the second time around as Heatherton have really the vamps move within striking Round 10 kicks off with two improved over the last month. distance of a top 3 spot. Dean crucial match ups that could St Pauls will still win but the Williamson was among the shake the ladder up. best for the vampires. tonners will put up a better East Malvern vs Dingley fi g h t . St Pauls made it 9 from 9 Dingley will be looking to with a win against Clayton at St Pauls by 47 points bounce back with a win Meade Reserve in round 9. Chelsea Heights vs Clayton against East Malvern in round The Doggies cruised to the 10. The Dingoes have lost 2 The last matchup between win with relative ease though out of their last 3 and need a these two teams was they were outscored in the win to stay in touch with the top surrounded by controversial second half by Clayton, who 2.
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