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GRAND FINAL RECORD 2014 SUNDay 21 September RESERVES Under 18’S MT ELIZA Mt eliza V SENIORS V FRANKSTON YCW Frankston YCW MORNINGTON V Mornington

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Todays Events 7.30am Gates open 9.15am Tossing of Coin – Under 18’s 9.20am Start Under 18’s Grand Final Mt Eliza v Mornington 11.15am Under 18’s Presentations Runner Up Team Representative Worksafe AFL VIC Country Best on Ground Medal Medals to Premier Team Premiership Cup & Pennant 11.40am Tossing of Coin – Reserves 11.50am Start Reserves Grand Final Mt Eliza v Frankston YCW 1.45pm Reserves Presentations Runner Up Team Representative PCNSA Best on Ground Medal Medals to Premier Team Premiership Cup & Pennant 2.05pm Football Ground to be cleared 2.08pm Senior Grand Final Introduction 2.15pm Senior Umpires Enter Arena 2.17pm Frankston YCW Senior Team Enters Arena 2.19pm Mornington Senior Team Enters Arena 2.24pm Senior Teams, Umpires and Officials line up 2.26pm National Anthem 2.28pm Tossing of Coin – Seniors 2.30pm Start Seniors Grand Final Frankston YCW v Mornington 5.00pm Seniors Presentations Runner Up Team Representative Worksafe AFL VIC Country Best on Ground Medal Medals to Premier Team Premiership Cup & Pennant

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Today’s Events ��3 Office alkT ��5 AFL Vic Country Message ��7 Historians ��8 Presentations/Coin Toss ��9 Match Details & Umpires ��10 Preview & Tipsters ��11-13 PCN EXECUTIVE Preliminary Final Results ��13 CHAIRMAN: Stuart Gilchrist Ladders & Goal Kickers ��14 DEPUTY CHAIRMAN: Rod Willshire Road to Grand Final ��16 DIRECTORS: Norm Lansdown, Steven Barrett, Presidents View ��17 Ken Doherty, Val Hardie & Cliff Donegan Likely Line-Ups ��18 CEO: Jeff Jones Coaches Say ��19 Operations Manager: Ian Benson Finance/Administration Manager: Sue Jones Club Notes �� 20 & 29 Netball/MDSS Administration: Leah Jones Under 18’s Teams ��21 Player Profiles ��22-23, 26-27 Reserves Teams ��28 Team of the Year & Award Winners ��31-33 Southern Umpires ��35 Stingrays ��37 Coaches Classifieds ��38-39 Peninsula Netball ��40-43 Fixture ��44

4 www.peninsulafnl.com.au This week... Office Talk congratulate the winners announced at the annual On behalf of PCNSA Chairman vote count in the Peninsula and Nepean Leagues Stuart Gilchrist and the Board last Monday night. Congratulations to all winners, in of Directors congratulations to particular senior Peninsula League EV Shade medal all football and netball clubs that participated so winner Michael Gay from Mornington and Nepean passionately and proudly in 2014. League George Osborne medalist Jay Bruno from This season seems to have gone fast and, thankfully, Rye. MVP awards went to Frankston YCW champion has been relatively free of major concern and Anthony Barry and Sorrento interleague full forward controversy. Again, this is largely due to the many Leigh Poholke. It was terrific to see the excellent turn dedicated and hard-working committee members out of players and officials from all clubs and credit to and supporters of our 32 clubs, all of who are most that they showed respect to their club and the winners in the eyes of all of us at the office. league by attending in club colours and behaving in Gratitude goes to our media partners who again, a manner appropriate to the event. have provided the eyes and ears to many. Our long The PCNSA is proud of the people who have put so association with radio RPP continues to flourish, while much time and effort in to running our clubs and the we welcomed broadcast of finals matches from Radio integrity with which they have conducted themselves Casey 3SER. Combined with the outstanding press throughout the year. All at the office appreciate the coverage from the Frankston Times/Western Port work and commitment of those involved at club level. News, Pakenham Gazette and Leader publications, For the final time we emindr patrons to be mindful together with Facebook, Twitter and other various of enjoying the finals series with respect for all others electronic communication channels, the promotion who are attending. of our competitions is among the best in country and regional areas of Victoria. After a long association with the Casey Cardinia Football Netball League the Keysborough Football We also wish to acknowledge the continuation of Netball club has been accepted into division 2 of the the partnership with the local police in the Spirit of Southern Football League in 2015. On behalf of all Football Awards this season. the clubs, players and supporters we would like to This weekend will see the culmination of competition wish the Keysborough FNC all the best as the club with huge grand final clashes on Saturday and heads down a new chapter. Sunday. All PCNSA Grand Final venues will be strictly Beaconsfield and Cranbourne will shoot it out in monitored by police and security staff to ensure the Casey Cardinia League Grand Final at the Edwin no alcohol is brought into any venue and that any Flack Reserve on Saturday while at Hastings, Sorrento alcohol purchased is consumed responsibly in the will play Nepean League success story Crib Point appropriate ‘wet’ areas at grounds by persons over for the 2014 premiership. This Super-Saturday will the age of 18. be followed by the Peninsula League Grand final Good luck to all Grand Finalists this weekend. between long-standing foes Frankston YCW and Mornington at Frankston Park on Sunday, rounding out another wonderful season. Good luck to all who compete for the ultimate prizes in both leagues and may the best sides triumph. The league and all members and supporters wish to

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www.peninsulafnl.com.au 7 DDB5431_Select_Vat_49x137.indd 1 25/03/13 5:53 PM Historians The Stonecats opened up early and surprised the Dogs with their fast run on play with only the tall Esler offering anything up forward. Star forward Goosey who had kicked well over the 100 goals was well held by Marshall and at the first change YCW led 3 -3 to 0 – 2 Mornington came back in the second and used the ball far much better to their forward line, rankston YCW the perennial finalists of Goosey scored a couple but Dibben at the other recent years today take on the Mornington end also got amongst the goals. The game had F side having their first taste of finals footy evened up by half time with YCW 5 – 5 to 3 – 6 for some years. Both have outstanding records still leading sine the merging of Mornington Football League and Nepean League back in 1987. Frankston After the long break both sides clashed full on as YCW has won 8 flags in that era 1991, 92, 93, the intensity rose. Seemed a real battle of the full 97.2003,10,11,12. Mornington have taken the forwards with Dibben for YCW and Goosey for title 4 times 1996, 98,2001,04. This makes it 12 Mornington getting plenty of opportunities, the Premierships out of the 26 won in the premier quarter belonged to the dogs and they pressed competition during the time 1987 – 2013 hard and seemed to have the fitness to come home hard with Morrison taking over around the The two teams have only met on 5 occasions ground. YCW still led 8 – 8 to 7 – 10 during that time The last was a ripper as the Stonecats scored 1994 Preliminary Final two early goals to extend their lead to 15 points, YCW 15 – 15 to Mornington 16 – 7 their decision to try and chip the ball round and 1997 2nd Semi Final hold possession failed as Mornington with more Mornington 15 – 6 to YCW 7 – 10 desperation got the ball to Goosey for two more 1997 Grand Final majors reducing the margin to 3 points with YCW 10 – 10 to Mornington 9 – 13 5 minutes to go. Football was frantic as YCW continually repelled the attacks of Mornington to 2000 Preliminary Final hold out for a grand win that could have gone Mornington 13 – 13 to YCW 12 – 8 either way. Final YCW 10 – 10 – to Mornington 9 – 13 2003 Grand Final YCW Goals: A. Dibben 6, S. King, B. Wehner, B. YCW 17 – 14 to Mornington 9 – 9 Bailey, S. Dignan 1 This makes it 3 wins to YCW and 2 to Mornington Best: Brett Bailey best on ground, D. Simmons, with both Premiership games going to the A. Dibben, D. Labozzetta, G. Baxter, M. Berenger Stonecats. Mornington Goals: S. Goosey 7, T. Esler, P. Going back to the 1997 Grand Final played at Simpson 1 Frankston with Jeff Jones and Damon Anthony taking charge. Mornington who had won the Best: A. Morrison, S. Kimpton, S. Goosey, M. 2nd semi final very comfortably went in as strong Cullen, N. Lippiatt,G. Kendall favourites under Simon Goosey whilst Graham Kendall had charge of YCW. Best of luck to both teams today YCW- Brett Bailey, Mark Berenger, Darren Simmons, Paul Theobald, Shane Meddings, Joseph Lane capt, Rohan Forrest, Will James, Ben Wehner, Anthony Dibben, Luke Hutchinson, Daniel La Fontaine, Mark Harrison, Daniel Marshall, David Labozzetta, Matthew Campbell, Rodney Rossetto, Shannon King, Greg Baxter and Simon Dignan. Mornington - Simon Goosey capt, Adam Wunderly, Andrew Coffey, Ty Esler, Glenn Kendall, Paul Gay, Seb Hogan, Laurie Knott, Paul Matons, Nathan Lippiatt, Luke Mc Guinness, Andrew Morrison, Reece Singleton, David Uccello, David Buntine, Craig Corfield, Steven Kimpton, Paul Simpson, Dean Bowman and Michael Cullen. FRANKSTON YCW - 1997

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PREMIERS TOSSING THE COIN MEDALLION Two competing captains and officiating umpires will toss the coin to commence the game. The PCN Premiers Medallion will be presented to all members of the three premiership teams today.

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Rooms & Shorts Umpire Profiles Home Rooms/Coloured Shorts Travis Dennerley Under 18’s: Mornington Nickname: “Trav” Reserves: Frankston YCW Age: 39 Seniors: Frankston YCW Occupation: Logistic Supervisor Umpire Career: 25 Years Visitors Rooms/White Shorts Previous Grand Finals: 6 senior Grand Finals Peninsula, Under 18’s: Mt Eliza Alberton,Sfl Reserves: Mt Eliza Highlight So Far In The Sport: Drawn Prelim last year in Seniors: Mornington Peninsula Afl Team: The Demons Sadly Most Admired Sportsperson: Craig Lowndes Last time they met Fav Holiday Destination: Gold Coast Pete Marshall (Coach) Comments: Under 18’s Travis is as solid as a Rock. Mr Dependable and been an Rd 1 - Mt Eliza 12.7.79 d Mornington 4.6.30 excellent mentor for the younger members.One of best Rd 12 - Mt Eliza 11.5.71 d Mornington 9.9.63 umpires over the past 15 years and flys under the radar. Well deserved. 2SF - Mt Eliza 18.6.114 d Mornington 6.4.40 Reserves Rd 2 - Frankston YCW 14.10.94 d Mt Eliza 8.2.50 Matthew Pongracic Rd 11 - Mt Eliza 7.7.49 d Frankston YCW 5.16.46 Nickname: Pongo Seniors Age: 22 Rd 7 - Mornington 10.11.71 d Frankston YCW 8.10.58 Occupation: Turf Management Umpire Career: Only 3 Years Rd 16 - Frankston YCW 14.21.105 d Mornington 6.5.41 Previous Grand Finals: 2013 Penin Grand Final seniors and 2012 18S Penin Highlight So Far In The Sport: Umpiring Afl Vic final this Umpires year and last years Grand final Afl Team: None Supports The Umpires ?? Under 18’s: Field – Leigh Swan, Jack Stannus, Most Admired Sportsperson: Matt Stevic Afl Umpire #9 Dwayne MacLeod Fav Holiday Destination: La ,Usa Boundary – Joel Nuttall, Aaron Terlaak, Pete Marshall (Coach) Comments: Pongo came to me 3 Jordan King years and asked me to help him become an Afl umpire as Goal – Daniel O’Shea, Neil Gordon he was giving up playing footy. He has dedicatd himself Reserves: Field – Reece Watson, Zac Dent, since and he has accelerated beyond his dreams. Part of the vfl rookie squad and was one of two afl vic umps of Luke Cattanach the year this year-great future lies ahead if he stays com- Boundary – Christie Lees, Blake Terlaak mitted. James Coloe Goal – Gary White, Ivan Robinson Seniors: Field – Matthew Pongracic, Travis Dennerley, Leighton Rowe Leighton Rowe Nickname: Rowie Boundary – Joshua Furman, Stuart Huddle, Age: 18 Adam Holland Occupation: Student John Paul College Goal – Emma Young, James Richardson Umpire Career: 6 Years Previous Grand Finals: 2013 Penin Grand Final Reserves and 2 18’s Penin Highlight So Far In The Sport: Umpiring Afl Vic Match Duration Afl Team: The Pies Most Admired Sportsperson: Scott Pendlebury Under 18’s 17min quarters plus time on Fav Holiday Destination: Gold Coast Reserves: 17min quarters plus time on Pete Marshall (Coach) Comments: Leighton is a natu- Seniors: 20min quarters plus time on ral, umpiring runs in the family and is destined to be an afl umpire one day. He is part of the vfl rookie squad, participated in the afl vic Country Championships and is a sponge.. He is very coachable and is an elite athlete.

10 www.peninsulafnl.com.au final last year. They never got the chance to make Football magic on the biggest day of the year. Scott Mathers has taken over as coach this season Preview and moulded YCW into a hard, determined unit. He says what happened 12 months ago has played a part in their journey to the top this season. STONECATS AND DOGS CHASE “They still have that hunger, it’s what has driven them GLORY this year,” Mathers said. By Simon McEvoy – Leader Newspapers “There was that real focus on getting that four in a row last year and it didn’t quite work out. A few guys BELIEF. It’s a powerful performance enhancer. have really used that to push themselves this year. Mornington has it. “They’ve tried to create themselves another chance. It helped the Bulldogs come from 39 points down at They’ve done that and now it’s about execution.” half time in last week’s preliminary final. There will be battles within the battle today. And it has fuelled their charge from fourth spot The ruck duel between YC’s Ash Eames and - through the elimination, first semi-final and Mornington’s Mick Gay will hold great interest – and preliminary finals - all the way to the grand final. go a long way to determining the ‘14 premiers. It’s not just lip service when Morningon coach “Watching those two will be worth the price of Stuart Seager says his side can upset the favourites admission,” quipped Mathers. Frankston YCW in today’s big dance and claim the 2014 premiership in a boilover. Eames dominated the second semi-final a fortnight ago. He was too big, too strong and too good. Seager believes. But he could meet his match in Bulldogs’ star Gay, all “Yeah, absolutely,” Seager shot back when asked if 128kg of him. A proven finals performer, Gay played his side can win. an integral role in four premierships with Heidelberg “We’ve won five games in a row, the belief is there, before coming to Mornington this year. He knows we’ve beaten YCW earlier in the year, so we know how to win flags - as do Danny and Dale Nolan, who that we’re good enough, it’s just a matter of playing played in five, yes five, premierships at Heidelberg. four quarters. It’s going to be a big challenge. We’re The trio have been wonderful additions for the not there to make up the numbers. We’re there to Bulldogs and a grand final win would cap off a give it a crack.” golden season. Gay won the league medal earlier in Seager has the utmost respect for YCW, describing the week. the Stonecats as the “benchmarks for a number of years now”. But he insists they are beatable. “The belief among the boys is that if we play well, we’re good enough to win, and that’s what we intend on doing,” he said. While belief is driving the Bulldogs, atonement is Frankston YCW’s invisible helper. The hurt from last season’s straight sets exit from the finals still resonates in many YC players. The Stonecats were on the verge of history - a fourth successive flag - when they lost a gripping, extra-time preliminary

www.peninsulafnl.com.au 11 Football Preview YCW has plenty of players who know what it takes heart says Mornington and I’d love to see the to win flags. Many were involved in the Stonecats’ momentum they have gathered continue for another three-peat of 2010-12. week, but my head says YCW will be too strong. I’ve Ben Tellis, a tremendous small forward, was best on been very impressed with their hardness around the ground in YC’s memorable grand final win over Mt footy all year. I’m looking forward to seeing both Eliza in 2012, thriving under pressure and grasping Eames and Gay slug it out, probably where the game key moments. He looms as a key figure again today. is most likely to be won.’’ Former captain Bundy Barry will play today after missing the second semi. He will be a key. BOTH WORTHY YC warriors Tony Lester and Craig Nankervis - both IN THE RESERVES... in the twilight of their terrific careers - would love to The best two teams of the season will play off for the drink from the premiership cup once again before it’s premiership. all said and done. MT ELIZA and FRANKSTON YCW have beaten all YCW spearhead David Bodley has had a big season, comers this season and finished one-two on the booting bags of goals and providing the Stonecats ladder. with a reliable and powerful target. Both would be worthy premiers. Bodley, along with Kyle Hutchison, Kevin Lylak, Mt Eliza goes into the decider fresh and ailment-free Lachie Wallace and Ryley Hodson, played in YCW’s after a week off. Under 18 flag in 2008, coached by Mathers. They The Redlegs have plenty of depth and running beat Mornington on that day and six years on they’re power, with the likes of Kieran Rice, Colin Fosternally, back to do it again. Michael Cleary and Luke Whittaker. Rob Dyring and YCW livewire Ricky Morris is another to watch today. Adam Littlechild will play key roles up forward, while He has the ability to turn the game in matter of Mitch Anwyl got a taste of grand final day in the minutes. Under 18s last year. Mornington will look to Chris Paxino to stand tall. After a sluggish start to the finals, the Stonecats Jackson Calder embraced the pressure of finals with have really picked it up. They’ve kicked 13 goals in two crucial late goals last week. Former Dolphins both of their past two wins, and were dominant in Warwick Miller and Anthony Simpson will be key their 55-point win over Mornington in last week’s figures, as will ex-Carlton man Anthony Franchina. preliminary final. Big Michael Williams made an impact last week and Michael Debenham started the season with a best-on- can do it again today. ground display and looks to be finishing the season Good luck to both sides and may the best team win. in cracking form, while teenager Jeremy Daniel has THE COACHES TIP... been influential in recent weeks and Jemisen Thorne continues to enhance his reputation as a finals *Michael Burke (Karingal): FRANKSTON YCW: They performer. have experienced players all over the ground and YCW’s barometer is the experienced Brad Wakeling. will be hungry after missing out on the GF last year. When he kicks goals, the Stonecats generally win. *Stephen Ryan (Pines): MORNINGTON: The Bulldogs He’s a proven performer on the big stage. by 14 points as they seem to be travelling really well at the right time of the year. Their form has got better with every game in the finals series. *Ben Crowe (Seaford): MORNINGTON: They have momentum going into the GF. They showed during the year when their side clicks together they are extremely formidable to play against. *Troy Shannon (Edi-Asp): FRANKSTON YCW: “My

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12 www.peninsulafnl.com.au Peninsula Results NOW FOR THE BIG PRIZE PRELIMINARY Final IN THE UNDER 18s… Sunday 14th September MT ELIZA will complete the perfect season if it can defeat MORNINGTON in the grand final. SENIORS Bonbeach 4.2 9.5 10.7 12.7.79 Facts and figures point to a Redlegs flag. Mornington 2.0 3.2 10.4 14.11.95 Mt Eliza is 19-from-19 this season and its past seven Bonbeach Goal Kickers: S. McDonald 6, B. Sykes 3, R. Ferraro, wins have been by 10 goals or more. They are D. Smith, J. Casey Best Players: P. Rebeschini, S. McDonald, damning stats. J. Casey, D. Ades, B. Sykes , G. Carpenter Just a fortnight ago, the Redlegs thrashed today’s Mornington Goal Kickers: S. Seager 2, A. Speedy 2, J. Calder 2, opponent Mornington by 74 points. M. Williams 2, D. Nolan 2, C. Paxino, B. Clements, P. Dadds, W. Miller Best Players: M. Gay, P. Dadds, R. Smith, E. Bitters, Mornington, though, regained confidence with a B. Clements, A. Simpson 103-point win in last week’s preliminary final – the Reserves perfect lead in to today’s challenge. Mornington 1.1 4.3 5.9 5.9.39 Strong in all areas, Mt Eliza has a raft of match- Frankston YCW 3.3 5.8 11.12 13.16.94 winners. Hayden Rigg, Jordan Capkin, Callum Mornington Goal Kickers: N. Barbera 2, J. Matthews, L. Lewis, Armstrong, Zach Campbell and Brodie Shaw have D. Vercoe Best Players: M. Altenkirch, K. O’Brien, L. Lewis, been in sparkling form. J. McLerie, M. Bartolo , D. Vercoe Mornington will look to the likes of Brendan De Frankston YCW Goal Kickers: B. Wakeling 5, M. Chaplin 3, J. Thorne 2, J. Chapman, S. Hegarty, J. Cheverly Best Players: Ruyter, Quinn Christy, Shane Cornell, Leigh Craig and M. Debenham, T. Cowled, J. Thorne, B. Wakeling, M. Chaplin, Luke Stahl to inspire. T. Cracknell U18’s Mornington 1.8 1.12 7.19 16.21.117 Karingal 0.3 1.3 1.7 1.8.14 Mornington Goal Kickers: B. De Ruyter 3, J. Wells 2, L. Craig 2, N. Scagliarini 2, T. Young 2, J. Riley 2, L. Susovich, J. Dickson, J. Morssinkhof Best Players: , A. Williams, Q. Christy, B. De Ruyter, J. Dickson, L. Stahl, A. Williams Karingal Goal Kicker: B. Occhipinti Best Players: J. Jones, B. Kent, J. Hopkins, A. Palmer, B. Occhipinti

Club Championship Peninsula Community Club Snrs Res U18 Total Club Championship Club Snrs Res U18 A B C Total Frankston YCW 45 28 6 79 Mornington 39 26 12 77 Edi-Asp 13 6 13 17.5 15 18 82.5 Fston YCW 15 14 6 12 18 15 80 Mt Eliza 27 30 18 75 Mt Eliza 9 15 18 12.5 14 7 75.5 Bonbeach 42 22 6 70 Langwarrin 10 13 9 12 9.5 9 62.5 Langwarrin 30 26 9 65 Mornington 13 13 12 6 4 4 52 Edi-Asp 39 12 13 64 Seaford 5.5 8 12 7 7 9 48.5 Seaford 16.5 16 12 44.5 Pines 7 4 0 16 11 12 50 Pines 21 8 0 29 Bonbeach 14 11 6 4 8.5 3 46.5 Chelsea 6 12 3 21 Chelsea 6 6 3 3 2.5 12 32.5 Karingal 4.5 0 11 15.5 Karingal 1.5 0 11 0 0.5 1 3

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www.peninsulafnl.com.au 13 Ladders Seniors Team P w L D For Agst % Pts Fston YCW 18 15 3 0 1765 893 197.65 60 Goal Kickers Bonbeach 18 14 4 0 1809 1093 165.51 56 Edi-Asp 18 13 5 0 1679 1233 136.17 52 Seniors Mornington 18 13 5 0 1611 1275 126.35 52 Langwarrin 18 10 8 0 1507 1235 122.02 40 Name Club Rnd Tot Mt Eliza 18 9 9 0 1446 1362 106.17 36 David Bodley Fston YCW 0 53 Pines 18 7 11 0 1263 1613 78.30 28 Jackson Calder Mornington 2 48 Seaford 18 5 12 1 1296 1658 78.17 22 Dale Nolan Mornington 2 45 Guy Hendry Pines 0 41 Chelsea 18 2 16 0 1054 1766 59.68 8 Shane McDonald Bonbeach 6 40 Karingal 18 1 16 1 854 2156 39.61 6 Matthew Dimkos Langwarrin 0 39 Jarrod Garth Edi-Asp 0 39 Scott Lockwood Mt Eliza 0 38 Beau Muston Langwarrin 0 36 Reserves Jordan Moncrieff Mt Eliza 0 29 Team P w L D For Agst % Pts Mt Eliza 18 14 2 2 1389 732 189.75 60 Reserves Fston YCW 18 14 4 0 1240 713 173.91 56 Mornington 18 12 4 2 1253 642 195.17 52 Name Club Rnd Tot Langwarrin 18 13 5 0 1327 770 172.34 52 Bradley Wakeling Fston YCW 5 56 Bonbeach 18 11 7 0 1095 704 155.54 44 Mathew Poore Langwarrin 0 29 Seaford 18 8 10 0 1116 1027 108.67 32 Thomas Lonie Seaford 0 28 Alexander Dalton Edi-Asp 0 28 Edi-Asp 18 6 12 0 928 1156 80.28 24 Michael Chaplin Fston YCW 3 27 Chelsea 18 6 12 0 890 1228 72.48 24 Robert Dyring Mt Eliza 0 25 Pines 18 4 14 0 780 1191 65.49 16 Jayden Johnsen Langwarrin 0 25 Kieran Albanese Langwarrin 0 22 Karingal 18 0 18 0 344 2199 15.64 0 Nicholas Strickland Mt Eliza 0 20 Owen Hulett Bonbeach 0 19 Samuel Duffield Seaford 0 19 Michael Wade Chelsea 0 19 Under 18’s Team P W L D For Agst % Pts Mt Eliza 18 18 0 0 1950 457 426.70 72 Under 18’s Edi-Asp 18 13 5 0 1457 987 147.62 52 N ame Club Rnd Tot Mornington 18 12 6 0 1699 853 199.18 48 Corey Hanger Langwarrin 0 68 Seaford 18 12 6 0 1213 981 123.65 48 Kailum Newland Langwarrin 0 46 Karingal 18 11 7 0 1245 1003 124.13 44 Brendan De Ruyter Mornington 3 45 Langwarrin 18 9 9 0 1317 1067 123.43 36 Benjamin O’Brien Edi-Asp 0 41 Mitchell Chopping Mt Eliza 0 36 Fston YCW 18 6 12 0 1063 1133 93.82 24 Jack Greenwood Fston YCW 0 35 Bonbeach 18 6 12 0 894 1307 68.40 24 Jordan Capkin Mt Eliza 0 33 Chelsea 18 3 15 0 873 1488 58.67 12 Josh Rogowski Karingal 0 33 Ryan Odell Mornington 0 32 Pines 18 0 18 0 177 2612 6.78 0 Max Byrnes Edi-Asp 0 31

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www.peninsulafnl.com.au 15 Road to the Grand Final SENIORS Frankston YCW 2nd Semi Final Frankston YCW 15.15.105 def Bonbeach 11.4.70 Mornington Elimination Final Mornington 9.9.63 def Langwarrin 9.7.61 1st Semi Final Mornington 10.14.74 def Edi-Asp 6.10.46 Preliminary Final Mornington 14.11.95 def Bonbeach 12.7.79 RESERVES Mt Eliza 2nd Semi Final Mt Eliza 7.10.52 def Mornington 7.9.51 Frankston YCW Qualifying Final Frankston YCW 2.7.19 lost to Mornington 6.16.52 1st Semi Final Frankston YCW 13.5.83 def Bonbeach 8.9.57 Preliminary Final Frankston YCW 13.16.94 def Mornington 5.9.39 UNDER 18’s Mt Eliza 2nd Semi Final Mt Eliza 18.6.114 def Mornington 6.4.40 Mornington Qualifying Final Mornington 10.10.70 def Edi-Asp 6.7.43 2nd Semi Final Mornington 6.4.40 lost to Mt Eliza 18.6.114 Preliminary Final Mornington 16.21.117 def Karingal 1.8.14

16 www.peninsulafnl.com.au President’s View Frankston YCW Football Club President’s Message Today is what all clubs aspire to, a Grand Final appearance and for Frankston YCW we are fortunate to have both our Reserves and Senior sides here. This doesn’t happen by chance or by luck, it happens because of dedication, determination, belief, organization and an enormous amount of hard work to count a few reasons. Our opponents today Mt Eliza and Mornington have done exactly that as well and today will be an exhibition of the finest football the Peninsula League has to offer and I wish both Presidents, David and Norm the very best of luck. Our first year Reserves coach and ex YCW player Daniel Strickland takes on the onerous role of the initial game. He has diligently worked with his payer group this year and moulded them into this Grand Final competing side. The respect the players and club show towards him is well deserved. Some coaches work their entire careers to never play in Grand Finals so Daniels day is now. He has the boys in both the finest physical and mental condition and no matter the outcome should stand proud for his achievements this year. Scott Mathers, our unflappable senior coach who’s past involvement with YCW under 18s and assistant coaching roles in our previous success in the senior ranks is one of the finest football minds in the league ,tactically astute ,calm under pressure and poised to make today one to remember . We wish to thank Scott for his continued efforts. He is the perfect example of the harder you work the luckier you get and Scott’s hours of effort that is unseen by others has borne the fruit of a player group that will not let him down. He has a support group that he leads and to them a thankyou as well. Our senior player list is a diversified group of young men who may differ in size, abilities, culture and background but are examples to the community of how those diverse people can together be successful as a unit with a single goal. Our future looks bright when I see them together both on the field and in their social environment and makes us as a club proud that they represent YCW in such a manner. Today boys, play with the commitment and heart you have shown us all year. On a personal note, I wish to thank my committee for their support in my first year as president. Although many say they know how much work that committees perform, I’m sure they only know half of what they do but, as a group they have worked tirelessly without need for recognition to make this great club tick and today is why we they all do it. THANKYOU. A big thanks to our major sponsors including Graham Quarries, Frankston RSL, Priority One Building Services, Vawdrey Semi-Trailers & Truck Bodies, WA Freight Lines, O’Shea’s Timber & Hardware, Australian Plastic Pro- files , BRD Electrical Services and the Langwarrin Sports Medicine Group. GO STONECATS. Gerard Wintle – President Frankston YCW Football Netball Club Mornington Football Club President’s Message On behalf of the committee, business partners, members and supporters we want to express our pride and offer our congratulations to Stuart Seagar, Dave Miller, John Sloan, Kerry Debernardi, all their support team and all the players on reaching the Senior and Under 18 Grand Final. To get to this goal doesn’t happen by accident and I wish to thank everyone associated with the club for their contribution and dedication over the season. Today is the opportunity we have been starved of for the past 11 years in the seniors and 3 years in the under 18s to reward all the hard work and generous support we receive from our dedicated volunteers, committee ,members, supporters, our fantastic business partners without whom this would not have happened. Also a time to reward our fantastic players and coaching staff, as we seek reward for effort. Congratulations also to YCW and Mount Eliza on also reaching the grand finals. The rivalry between our clubs goes back many years and it is exciting to see it return to the biggest day on the calendar of Peninsula Football. Thanks also to all those involved with PCN Alliance, Jeff ,Ian, Stu ,Leah, Sue and everyone else you do a great job and we are appreciative of your dedication and commitment to local football/netball. Congratulations also to the umpires who will represent the SUA today, all the best for a good day. To the committee, let’s enjoy the day and thanks so much for your support and dedication you certainly are a special group of people. Finally win or lose we are extremely proud of our boys and efforts and hope everyone gets to see some good contests. Go you mighty Bulldogs. Norm Robinson – President Mornington Football Netball Club

www.peninsulafnl.com.au 17 Frankston YCW Likely Line-Ups!! INTERCHANGE FROM Craig Nankervis, Dale Carroll, Ricky Morris, Josh Westerman, Ryan Santon, Jake Dipasquale, Zinze Mosimane, Brenton Credlin FOLLOWERS Ash Eames, Scott Macleod, Kyle Hutchison

Damien McDowell Chris Coyle Matt Hogan Kevin Lylak

Paul Dadds Byron Barry 50 Ryan Smith Ryley Hodson Michael Bray Jesse Coghlan Adrian Speedy Warwick Miller Bundy50 Barry Billy Rolfe

Danny Nolan Tony Lester Frankston YCW Anthony Franchina Chris Baker

Jai Coghlan

Ben Buckley 50 Jackson Calder Brad Ulms Emilio Bitters

Ben Tellis Chris50 Paxino Jack Mazurek

Dale Nolan Ben Clements David Bodley Lachlan Wallace

Mornington

Mornington INTERCHANGE FROM Stuart Seager, Josh Halsall, Michael Williams, Adam Symes FOLLOWERS Michael Gay, Barry Smeeton, Tommy Simpson

18 www.peninsulafnl.com.au Results Seniors - Qualifying Final Seniors - Elimination Final Beaconsfield 2.1 8.6 12.9 14.14.98 Berwick 3.2 5.6 7.10 14.13.97 Cranbourne 5.2 5.4 8.7 10.9.69 Pakenham 4.4 5.6 8.10 11.10.76 Beaconsfield Goal Kickers: K. Fletcher 3, D. Johnston Berwick Goal Kickers: A. Morozoff 3, M. Johnson 3, 2, T. Joyce 2, S. Pollard 2, T. Jok , B. Kerrigan , J. McLardy , T. Gunn , J. Wilson , L. Sheppard , Coach’s Say D. Szwaja , B. Heus , D. Mislicki; Best Players: M. Manley , M. Harold , R. Eaton , M. Andrews; Best S. Meyer , D. Battaglin , D. Johnston , T. Mitchem , Players: , A. Morozoff , D. Harrison , J. Kelly , D. Szwaja , K. Fletcher M. Manley , J. Wilson , J. Gains Cranbourne Goal Kickers: M. Holt 4, M. Theodoridis Pakenham Goal Kickers: D. Fry 3, J. Smith 3, Frankston YCW Football Club 2, D. Baker , M. Gearon , J. Murphy , R. Jones; Best T. Toussaint 2, S. O’Bryan , J. Fisher , A. Gray; Best Players: S. Morrish , B. Osborne , M. Thompson , Players: J. Smith , J. Barclay , A. Young , C. Cairns , Coach’s Message M. Boland , B. Hermans N. Brown , S. Morey Firstly congratulations to Stuart Seager and the Mornington Reserves - Qualifying Final Reserves - Elimination Final Berwick 2.4 4.8 6.10 8.11.59 Cranbourne 0.1 5.5 6.5 11.9.75 Football Club on a terrific year and making the grand final. Pakenham 0.2 1.4 3.6 8.7.55 Beaconsfield 3.1 3.1 6.4 7.5.47 Berwick Goal Kickers: J. Phillips 3, J. Parker 2, Cranbourne Goal Kickers: M. Lindsay 3, J. Rich 2, Today is the culmination of lots of time and effort from many people. A big thank T. Gillies , A. Nelson , C. Steel; Best Players: J. Mills , D. Whitnell , B. Forsyth , B. Bramall , you for the dedicated work and commitment from our committee, sponsors, M. Abraham , T. West , P. Sear , J. Weightman , D. Tatham , S. Sparks; Best Players: M. Lindsay , N. Macente , A. Nelson S. Sparks , D. Tatham , B. Bramall , K. Blezard , J. Mills training staff, and all of their families. Your support is outstanding, and is greatly Pakenham Goal Kickers: S. Nuutinen 3, J. Williams 2, Beaconsfield Goal Kickers: T. Dovaston , K. Hughes appreciated. D. Talbot , B. Cook , S. Cole; Best Players: C. Cardona J. Budge , N. Fisher , N. Hamilton , R. Olsson , D. Talbot , C. Bevan , A. Benis , J. Kowarzik G. Bonacci; Best Players: R. Olsson , T. Dovaston , Many thanks also to our coaching panel, Wayne Capp, Steve Reidy, Brad N. Fisher , D. White , J. Rose , J. Cameron Under 19’s - Qualifying Final Under 19’s - Elimination Final Ostermeyer, Daniel Strickland, John Murphy, Brendan Butland and John Kenter. Cranbourne 4.0 4.4 8.6 8.12.60 Beaconsfield 2.4 5.8 5.10 6.13.49 Berwick 1.2 4.5 6.5 7.7.49 Pakenham 1.1 1.2 3.3 3.4.22 Special thanks to Andrew Schneider and Steve Roberts, who have been fantastic Cranbourne Goal Kickers: J. Donadel 4, W. Hansen 3, Pakenham Goal Kickers: J. Muirhead 2, T. Guan; Best in their work from November last year, with the strength and conditioning of our players. Z. Roscoe; Best Players: Z. Roscoe , J. Donadel , Players: , T. Guan , M. Smith , J. Melbourne , J. Twite , C. Willshire , J. Nolan , B. Leguier C. Gubbels , J. Boer Finally to our players, your commitment to each other, the hard work you have put in since November last Berwick Goal Kickers: T. Stanton 3, A. Sigeti 3, Beaconsfield Goal Kickers: A. Beck 2, J. Flynn , D. Webb; Best Players: L. Shaw , H. O’Neill , J. Roberts , J. Thomas , B. Sykes; Best Players: year, has helped create an opportunity to achieve. With the mindset of team first, I’m sure you will make N. Hillard , J. Presland L. Morrish , J. Cruickshank , B. Decker , A. Butler , 50 everyone associated with our club proud of you today. Under 17’s - Qualifying Final J. Flynn , N. Merrick Narre Warren 1.2 3.4 9.6 11.9.75 Under 17’s - Elimination Final Scott Mathers - Frankston YCW Football Netball Club Doveton 1.2 2.5 2.5 3.7.25 Cranbourne 4.3 5.5 5.14 6.16.52 Narre Warren Goal Kickers: C. MacHaya 2, N. Aliotta Tooradin 0.1 3.4 3.4 5.5.35 2, D. Kitto 2, H. Kraus 2, R. D’Addario , J. Brown , Cranbourne Goal Kickers: R. Bakker 2, J. Stephens 2, B. Delves; Best Players: , R. D’Addario , J. Campbell , B. Buntine , J. Donald; Best Players: R. Piper , N. Aliotta , N. Dawson , J. Carter , B. Wells Doveton S. Duncan , M. Beddard , J. Donald , A. Fischer , Mornington Football Club Goal Kickers: K. Hendy 2, J. Battle; Best Players: B. Buntine 50 B. Donaldson , E. Miller , J. Battle , A. Doran , Tooradin Goal Kickers: B. Marshall-Parrot , C. Brown , Coach’s Message M. Lewis , D. O’Connell-Webb N. Schumann , B. Webb , C. Cottrell; Best Players: , G. Polites , C. Brown , T. Dolan , L. Hillman , What a great year 2014 has been so far! D. Fletcher , B. Webb As a playing group we have continued to mature and to advance through to the Grand Final is a reward for all the effort put in throughout the year. A big thanks to all our supporters and those who contribute around the club to make it all possible. Norm and the committee you have been unbelievable with RSL

your support and we have come just as far off-field as we have on-field because 50 of all the time and effort you put in. WELFARE RAFFLE A special thanks to Dave Miller who has been a huge mentor to myself and This years’ Raffles are run in conjunction with local the players, the direction you have provided has been invaluable. To the other RSL clubs with proceeds going to RSL Welfare that provides for coaching staff – Jabba, Simmo, Holcs, Rico, John and Kerry– it’s been a team effort and the commitment you returned service men and women.

have given is greatly appreciated. 50 Finally to our players. Rise to the challenge, play for one another and know that with one more team effort We ask all spectators to support these worthy causes we can go all the way! TICKET WINNERS Stuart Seager - Mornington Football Netball Club Saturday 30th August - Blue 06573 Sunday 31st August - Blue 08440 18 www.caseycardiniafnl.com.au eas Makes fundraising y

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www.peninsulafnl.com.au 19 Club Notes Mt Eliza Red Legs Congratulations to the 66 players that will run out in the Red & Blue this weekend. You have certainly deserved the right to play in today’s Grand Finals. Now is the time to make the most of that opportunity. Another great win by the “Reds” last week v Sorrento. We led in a tight game for the majority, before being headed in the last. Late goals from Ben Carr & Lamby sealed a fantastic 11 point win. Better players were Hawks, Jon Pirpiris, Thorpey, Richo, Whits & Lamby. Six wins in a row now sees us get a shot at the undefeated Rosebud this morning. After a week off the U/18 Blue team take on the Dogs & a tough game is anticipated this time around. The Reserves take on YCW today after a week off & looked primed to go. A super win a fortnight ago v the Dogs, with Rob Dyring kicking the winner at the end. Good luck to Kenty, Steve, “Souts” & their charges... The MEFNC is right behind you & are proud of you all! A fantastic night at the Vote Count on Monday, with Redleg Brenton Lambert (5th) prominent in the Nepean votes. Two votes in the final Round saw Brodie Shaw tie for the Peninsula Medal in a super performance & Jarrah also picked up plenty of votes. Heasa collected 3rd in the Seniors, along with the Rovers spot in the Team of the Year. Thanks to all Sponsors that have supported us throughout 2014 - You have all been sensational. Hopefully the boys can give you something to remember today. Presentation Night Sat 11th Oct at M’Ton Bowls Club. Go You Redlegs!! #oneshot

20 www.peninsulafnl.com.au U18’s Grand Final

Mt Eliza U18’s Mornington U18’s COACH Steve Brattle COACH John Sloan RUNNER Pat Ryan RUNNER Kerry Debernardi TEAM MANAGER Colin Armstrong TEAM MANAGER Donny Sheenan

No. First Name Surname Age H W No. First Name Surname Age H W 1 Anthony CLEARY 18 190 82 1 Lauchlan SUSOVICH 16 185 72 2 Brodie SHAW 18 175 70 2 Jed MORSSINKHOF 18 189 87 3 Billy DUNPHY 17 183 72 4 Jarrah BURGESS 18 185 85 4 Nathan SCAGLIARINI 16 179 69 5 Joel MONGER 18 189 84 5 Brett McCLEARY (C) 18 185 70 7 Nick McKINNON 17 173 67 6 Jack RILEY 18 176 61 8 Ben WHITFORT 17 186 80 7 Jordyn DICKSON 18 177 75 10 Zach CAMPBELL 17 181 82 8 Luke STAHL 17 187 85 11 Nathan RYAN 18 181 73 10 James TURNBULL 17 186 72 12 Louis SABBATUCCI 17 163 64 11 Nick MARTIN (C) 18 175 70 13 Zac MORSSINKHOF 16 183 90 13 Mason BRATTLE 18 193 73 15 Mason CROSSLEY 17 176 65 14 Mitchell CHOPPING 17 190 78 16 Ashley WILLIAMS 17 185 87 15 Callum ARMSTRONG 17 175 70 17 Matthew BLAIR 16 195 68 16 Robbie TURNBULL 17 183 81 18 Ryan ODELL 16 180 74 17 Harper LEONARD 17 182 72 19 Travis YOUNG 17 195 85 19 Bradley THORPE 18 183 82 20 Brendan DE RUYTER 18 195 95 21 Liam BERRY 17 188 89 21 Quinn CHRISTY 17 176 70 22 Shane CONNELL 18 173 82 22 Josh CURREN (C) 18 181 70 23 Jackson WEYNE 17 182 75 23 Dion JACKSON 18 191 85 24 Michael McEVOY 18 185 92 24 Jonathan RISTROM 16 183 70 25 Alex WILLIAMS 17 183 95 27 Hayden RIGG 18 185 78 26 Patrick SUMNER 16 183 71 30 Benjamin CARR 18 176 70 27 Benjamin DADE 18 178 74 31 Oscar WHITTY 17 175 64 28 Louis ASTORINO 18 177 67 34 Jordan ROUSE 18 194 86 29 Jack EDWARDS 17 183 74 30 Joel BLAKE 17 192 70 35 Zac ROUSE 18 192 85 31 Cameron FIELDING 18 177 68 37 Evan SOUTAR 18 186 75 32 Sam CRAWFORD 18 182 78 44 Jordan CAPKIN 17 191 81 34 Alex BUCHANAN 17 185 76 50 Jack NUGENT 18 190 74 35 Brody JONES 16 198 80 60 Luke DANIEL 18 182 78 36 Connor MARA 17 168 64 37 Leigh SEVCIK 16 175 65 38 Jack WELLS 16 175 70 39 Liam Waugh 18 189 78 41 Leigh CRAIG 18 192 92

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1. Brad Wakeling - Returned to YCW in 2013 after stints at Langwarrin and Frankston Bomb- ers. A key position forward who has a good kick for goal. Took home the reserves leading goal kicker this year. 2. Byron Barry - A YCW junior who returned to the club in 2010 after notching up over 70 senior VFL games at Frankston Dolphins. Has represented MPNFL in the inter league team on numerous occasions; he’s a defender who can be damaging on the rebound. 3. Scott Macleod - First pulled on the Stone- cats jumper in 2013 after coming across from Chelsea. Once an enemy of YCW has now become a brother. A classy midfielder who when up forward knows where the goals are. 4. Tony Lester - An intelligent and experienced footballer who has played over 200 games with YCW. An inside midfielder who is good at the bottom of the pack. Works hard at every contest to keep pushing the ball forward. 13. Josh Leary - A previous league B & F 5. Jie Coghlan - This season took up the cap- winner in the reserves. A nimble ruckman who taincy and notched up his 150th game. Plays covers the ground well. out on the wing, where he works hard all day. Courageous player who isn’t afraid to put his 14. Kevin Lylak - A YCW junior who has body on the line when it is his turn to go. made the back pocket his own. Returning into the side from a ruptured Achilles last year has 7. Ash Eames - A man mountain. A North played every game this season. A lockdown Albury boy recruited to the club in 2010. defender who is surprisingly quick for his build. Has played at VFL level with 2 different clubs (Frankston dolphins and Springvale scorpions). 15. Brad Ulms - A key position forward. Tall, A regular in the MPNFL inter league squad, will strong, good hands with a booming left foot. compete fiercely in the ruck. Has represented the MPNFL in inter league in the past. Rotates into the ruck and can be 8. Ben Tellis - Played his 250th game for the thrown down back. club this year. Small forward who is very agile and knows where the goals are. Don’t let his 17. Ricky Morris - Little pocket rocket. Quick, age fool you, like a fine wine, he is only getting small forward who loves “crumbing” off the better with age. pack. Has plenty of experience from his stint playing VFL with Frankston Dolphins 9. Dale Carroll - Playing his 5th year with YCW a big build key position player who can be 18. Brenton Credlin - A young and upcom- thrown forward, back or in the ruck depending ing player. Covers the ground very well for a tall. on where he is needed. Strong hands and likes Can play back, forward or help out in the ruck. the ball out in front. 19. Ryley Hodson - A YCW junior who 10. Jesse Coghlan - A YCW junior who stepped up in 2013 and now getting a regular proved he had what it takes when he became a senior game. A tall defender who is quick off the regular in the seniors in 2013. Brother of skipper, mark. Reads the play well and can be damag- Jie. Plays deep in defence but likes to push up ing with ball in hand. Missed games early due the ground when in attack. to injury but since returning has been solid in defence. 11. Anthony Barry - Former premiership captain took his football to a new level playing a 20. Ben Buckley - Another YCW junior com- handful of games for the “doggies” in the VFL this ing up into the ranks. Cemented his spot in the year. A rebounding defender who doesn’t mind a senior side in 2013. A small endurance mid- run down half back. Can play short or tall. fielder who hits up targets when going into the forward 50. 12. Matt Hogan - Came across from Langwar- rin at the start of the season. A tall defender 21. Jack Mazurek - Came to the club from the who is strong in a marking contest. Will line up eastern league in 2012. A stocky forward/mid- in the last line of defence. fielder who is tough under the packs. 22 www.peninsulafnl.com.au 22. Ryan Santon - Another young player from the U/18’s who stepped up last year and has continued his good form into his 2nd year of senior football. Pace and an accurate left foot has helped him cement his spot on the wing. 23. David Bodley - Top of the table in the goal scoring in the seniors. This full forward has strong dukes and a straight kick to go with it. A bit of sunlight to his skin wouldn’t do him any harm either. 24. Josh Westerman - Began his senior carrier at only 16. A lot of experience for a 20 year old playing in his 4th season with YC. A defender turned on-baller. Has the skills and determination to shut down any player. 27. Kyle Hutchison - Some call him the illustrated man, his friends call him hooch, his mum calls him Kyle. A thick human being and an inside midfielder who loves a clearance or two or three. 32. Michael Chaplin - Another born and bred 28. Jem Thorne - Another young player mak- YCW boy from the 18’s. Has won the leading ing his way through the ranks. A small forward/ goal kicking award in the seniors in previous midfielder In his second year of senior football years. Tall forward who is quick on his feet after graduating from the U/18’s in 2012. Smart and takes the footy out in front with his strong around packs, this crumbing forward is always hands. Accurate kick for goal. lurking around contests. 37. Craig Nankervis - Plenty of experience 29. Billy Rolfe - Returned to YCW after a stint with this club legend playing in his 14th season with Frankston Dolphins. Don’t let his good with the club. There is a cult following behind looks fool you, he ain’t no pretty boy when he ‘clag nankervis’ down at YCW. Almost retired last steps onto the field. Lines up on the wing and year but was convinced to play on. This wiry likes to have a running bounce. defender still runs hard all day and gets the job done. 40. Daniel Heijden - Younger brother of former YCW premiership player Patrick. A midsize defender making his mark in his first year of seniors. 41. Jake DiPasquale - U/18 who has had regular appearances in the seniors this season. Small and quick and can move well in heavy traffic. Represented the U/18’s in inter league earlier this season. Sports a mullet so you know this kid can play. 51. Zinzile Mosimane - Made his first appearance in seniors last year after getting a call up from the U/18’s. Athletic forward who has a leap on him. Can give a chop out in the ruck when needed but is also good at his feet. 60. Micheal Debenham - Impressed coaches early in his first season in the seniors with his quick pace and a penetrating left foot. Plays on the wing and will run all day. 66. Lachlan Wallace - A YCW junior who has had 3 seasons in the VFL with Collingwood. Small midfielder who has pace to burn and a tank that goes all day. Good skills on both sides of his body. www.peninsulafnl.com.au 23 FRANKSTON YCW

No First Name Surname Age H W G B 1 Brad WAKELING 34 181 93 2 Byron BARRY 29 184 85 3 Scott MACLEOD 28 181 85 4 Tony LESTER 32 178 80 5 Jie COGHLAN (C) 28 185 78 7 Ash EAMES 35 200 95 8 Ben TELLIS 34 177 75 9 Dale CARROLL 30 189 80 10 Jesse COGHLAN 24 186 77 COACH 11 Anthony BARRY 27 187 84 Scott Mathers 12 Matt HOGAN 24 189 89 TEAM MANAGER 13 Josh LEARY 30 198 92 Kev Mulvogue 14 Kevin LYLAK 22 180 90 15 Brad ULMS 29 198 97 RUNNER 17 Ricky MORRIS 28 171 75 Jason Wylie 18 Brenton CREDLIN 19 194 85 19 Ryley HODSON 22 184 78 20 Ben BUCKLEY 21 177 74 21 Jack MAZUREK 23 184 85 22 Ryan SANTON 19 183 75 23 David BODLEY 23 190 92 24 Josh WESTERMAN 19 186 75 27 Kyle HUTCHISON 25 182 91 28 Jem THORNE 19 171 74 29 Billy ROLFE 20 181 73 CAPTAIN 32 Michael CHAPLIN 25 190 86 Jie Coghlan 37 Craig NANKERVIS 31 185 81 40 Daniel HEIJDEN 19 190 80 41 Jake DI PASQUALE 17 170 70 51 Zinzile MOSIMANE 19 186 80 60 Michael DEBENHAM 19 178 74 66 Lachlan WALLACE 22 176 74

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24 www.peninsulafnl.com.au MORNINGTON BULLDOGSBULLDOGS

No First Name Surname Age H W G B 1 Chris PAXINO 30 186 90 2 Ryan SMITH 23 181 79 3 Stuart SEAGER 29 178 77 4 Anthony FRANCHINA 36 180 80 5 Jai HADDOCK 22 181 78 9 Adrian SPEEDY 21 180 79 11 Emilio BITTERS 22 186 88 12 Barry SMEETON (C) 28 175 82 13 Tommy SIMPSON 22 171 68 15 Michael BRAY 31 196 104 COACH 16 Danny NOLAN 35 185 91 Stuart Seager 17 Michael ALTENKIRCH 23 192 92 TEAM MANAGER 18 Chris BAKER 23 185 93 Alan Hudson 22 Ben CLEMENTS 24 176 75 23 Paul DADDS 24 188 88 RUNNER 25 Adam SYMES 30 184 89 Greg Lillico 26 Jackson CALDER 21 190 91 27 Michael GAY 34 201 128 28 Michael WILLIAMS 23 194 92 29 Jake SMART 19 180 75 33 Adam JACKSON 36 189 84 34 Dale NOLAN 32 196 104 35 Warwick MILLER 29 194 93 40 Luke LEWIS 28 180 90 41 Josh HALSALL 18 182 72 42 Damien McDOWELL 29 182 83 CAPTAIN 55 Chris COYLE 29 189 90 Barry Smeeton 66 William GOOSEY 19 186 74

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1. Chris Paxino - Veteran utility who can play either end of the ground and has elite marking skills. 2. Ryan Smith - Fearless defender who puts everything on the line and plays with a huge amount of courage. 3. Stuart Seager - Experienced midfielder who can be damaging if given time and space. 4. Anthony Franchina - Wealth of experience and dangerous across half-forward and around goals. 9. Adrian Speedy - Young wingman who has elite skills and can go forward to hit the scoreboard. 11. Emilio Bitters - Courageous midfielder who can dominate stoppages and set up the play. 13. Tommy Simpson - Quick and agile player with fantastic skills and the ability to 12. Barry Smeeton - Tough, courageous play both forward and through the middle. leader. Inside midfielder who never gives up. 15. Michael Bray - Smart, reliable defender who makes life difficult for opposition players. 16. Danny Nolan - Hard bodied midfielder who gives everything at the contest. 17. Michael Altenkirch - Young ruckman who also has good pair of hands when playing forward. 18. Chris Baker - Athletic wingman that is often given shut down roles. Rarely beaten one on one. 22. Ben Clements - Dangerous small forward with great forward pressure and uncanny ability around goals. 23. Paul Dadds - Smooth moving half-back who provides run and carry for the team. 25. Adam Symes - Utility that can play all over the ground and is difficult to match up on.

26 www.peninsulafnl.com.au 26. Jackson Calder - Young forward with great engine and strong on the lead. 27. Michael Gay - Unbelievable ruckman who has the ability to turn a game single- handedly. 28. Michael Williams - Ruckman/forward that provides a target around the ground and kicks goals. 29. Jake Smart - Speedy wingman who is sensational with ball in hand. 33. Adam Jackson - Athletic, agile backman with good closing speed. 34. Dale Nolan - Key target up forward, has the ability to kick a bag when on. 35. Warwick Miller - Ever-reliable back- men who reads the play well and is solid in the air. 40. Luke Lewis - In and under midfielder that wins a lot of contested footy.

41. Josh Halsall - Young, quick wingman who uses the ball well and can drift forward to kick goals. 42. Damien McDowell - Great defender who gives opposition players nothing and rarely gets beaten. 55. Christopher Coyle - Solid backman who is great one on one and often takes the number one forward. 66. William Goosey - Smart young player who reads the play well and sets teammates up by hand and foot.

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Mt Eliza Reserves Frankston YCW Reserves COACH Damien Kent COACH Daniel Strickland RUNNER Aran Michael RUNNER Shaun Rooth TEAM MANAGER Maurice Clarke TEAM MANAGER Pat Strickland

No. First Name Surname Age H W No. First Name Surname Age H W 3 Damien KENT 31 175 75 1 Brad WAKELING 34 181 93 10 Mitch WILSON 21 170 65 6 Trent COWLED 25 189 93 18 Robbie DYRING 26 193 92 13 Josh LEARY 30 198 92 19 Tim GROOT 26 191 105 18 Brenton CREDLIN 19 194 85 20 Ryland CRANWELL 24 183 80 19 Ryley HODSON 22 184 78 24 Ryan CURWOOD 23 187 82 22 Ryan SANTON 19 183 75 29 Phil TRUMP (C) 30 179 75 28 Jem THORNE 19 171 74 30 Heath BARCLAY 31 176 75 31 Sean HEGARTY 37 168 77 32 James HAMMOND 19 189 85 32 Michael CHAPLIN 25 190 86 34 Lyle HOUSE 29 190 92 33 Nicholas BARRY 22 181 86 35 Tim DRUMMOND 20 182 72 35 Matthew MILLMAN 25 176 73 36 Luke YOUNG 24 175 79 36 Callum STEELE 20 183 79 38 Tim CAMPELJ 21 182 83 39 Mark WHITEHEAD 20 195 82 39 Adam LITTLECHILD 30 185 100 40 Jordan SMALE 20 189 95 40 Daniel HEIJDEN 19 190 80 45 Michael DAVIS 26 180 68 42 Jordan ALVES 19 183 80 46 Luke WHITTAKER 20 185 82 43 Callum WEIR 20 182 77 47 Riley BOURKE-CLARKE 19 90 102 44 Josh CHAPMAN 20 183 88 48 Ben CROWDER 24 186 90 46 Tom CAPP 18 185 75 53 Reece HARINK 19 175 75 47 Charlie PATTERSON 20 180 80 54 Jarryd PAGONIS 21 180 75 48 Alex MACKIE 22 184 80 58 Michael CLEARY 21 193 84 49 Jacob MILLMAN 22 180 84 60 Mitch ANWYL 19 185 83 50 Mitchell BARKER 18 178 74 62 Matt HILL 19 175 75 51 Zinzile MOSIMANE 19 186 80 63 Nick STRICKLAND 19 188 75 54 Shane BLICK 31 171 79 64 Kieran RICE 19 181 75 55 Chris GONZALES 22 189 92 65 Trent RADIN 19 180 70 56 Mitchell STREET 19 184 76 66 Colin FOSTERNALLY 30 178 75 58 Jacob CHEVERLEY 20 183 80 67 Aaron McILROY 25 186 83 59 Jeremy DANIEL 20 184 84 68 Matt BRANCATISANO 19 175 75 60 Michael DEBENHAM 19 178 74 69 Lyndon CURTIS 19 194 90 62 Tom CURTIS 21 181 83 73 Matt DITCHFIELD 25 183 82 63 Sean O’GRADY 22 177 74 76 William MACE 20 181 76 64 Todd CRACKNELL 19 178 84

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28 www.peninsulafnl.com.au Club Notes Mornington Bulldogs Frankston YCW StoneCats What a day for the footy club last weekend! Whilst it First of all Congrats to the three Stonekittens teams for would have been great to have all three teams through making the Grand Final. Go Get ‘Em ! This is an unbelievable to the big dance to still have two teams with a shot at the effort in only their second year of competition. Also to the premiership is a great result for the club. u/15’s who won the MPJFL Flag. The reserves knew they would be in for a tough game In magnificent conditions, the Numeros broke away after and YCW started strongly to lead by 11 points at half a tight 1st stanza to defeat the Beaches by 6 goals and time. The second half was all one way traffic, the boys thus progress to to the Grand Final. Big Ash dominated the tried however the more experienced opposition were just ruck, Bods, The Rig and Scooter provided forward options whilst Bysa and Billy R gave the drive. Bit of tinkering, bit of too strong and kicked away in the last term to win by 55 fine tuning then off to the Big One. Smarting after a poor points. Qualifying Final, The Magoos hit the ground hard, running Mick Altenkirch was terrific and worked hard all day, Keithy out 26pt winners over Bonny. Big Josha, Jem T, Streety and Luke Lewis never gave up and Josh McLerie and and Zinzi provided the opportunities which Wako and the Bartolo gave their all. A disappointing end to a terrific year “Chaps” converted. Today we can seek revenge against the for the reserves, plenty of improvement made throughout Doggies and hopefully progress to the Holy Grail. the season and some fantastic signs for the future. On AFL Grand Final Eve (Sept 26) we have the vote count The seniors were up against it early despite kicking with at the Rooms for the B&F’s in Seniors, Reserves and three the wind, Bonbeach controlling the game to be 14 points Netball teams. Starts at 7.00pm, $25 gets you a 2 course up at 1/4 time. The trend continued in the second quarter meal. Expect some very tight results. and at half time the boys were down by 39 and appeared Don’t forget to get your tickets for the Major Raffle - a Fiji out of the game. However, once again they stood up holiday. Tickets from the Prez, Bussa and Coey. Will be drawn when counted and an inspired seven goal effort in the on Sunday after the GF (Sept 21) . The final function of the third quarter had them trailing by only 3 points at the final year is the Presentation Night on October 18 at Frankston change. The boys put everything on the line in the last RSL. Get that night diarised - booking details to come. quarter, hit the front for the first time since the 5min mark Many thanks to our major sponsors of 2014 - Graham of the first quarter and held on for a thrilling 16 point win. Quarries, Priority One Building Services, Vawdrey Trailers Micky Gay was unbelievable in the ruck, Bitters and and Frankston RSL. Danny Nolan great in and under whilst Smithy, Dadds and Symes all did their job brilliantly down back. Another Bonbeach Sharks challenge awaits this week however just keep believing, Well what a disappointing finish to the season, after keep working for one another and anything can happen! starting well in the first and playing some clinical footy in the second. Both Macca & Sykesy were hitting the The Under 18’s had a decisive win against a young Karingal scoreboard regularly & Fos was a hit up marking target side who have had an outstanding season coming from on the wing. We went in 39 points up at half time with 5th position on the ladder. We look forward to playing in Macca having kicked 5 goals. We failed to return after half the Grand Final today against a very good Mt Eliza side, time and the Dogs quickly reeled in the deficit however unbeaten this year, with an average winning margin in we still held a slender 3 point lead at 3/4 time. their 2014 games of 15 goals. It will take our best effort Mornington continued to pepper in the last and eventually and the boys will hopefully rise to the challenge. won by 16 points thus ending our season. Reba was Go Doggies!! good, playing injured along with Macca, Jacko(all year), Adesy, Sykesy & Carps. Thanks to Stevie and his coaching staff and all the best in your future ventures Steve you have been great for Bonbeach. To our President Reece and his hard working committee sorry we could not reward you this year for your efforts. We will regroup and have another crack next year Last weeks trivia answer was Bruce Fisher kicked the winning goal to beat Pines by a point in 1982 Grand Final. Ah Yes that was a better time. Don’t forget presentation night Friday Oct 3rd. Go Sharks / Beaches over & out RPP Netball Football Radio Netball Show – Saturday 8.00am - 9.00am Football Show – Saturday 9.00am - 10.30am

Match of the Day Broadcast 1.45pm Grand Final - Frankston YCW v Mornington Phone: (03) 5975 1234 Web: www.rppfm.com.au www.peninsulafnl.com.au 29 30 www.peninsulafnl.com.au TEAMTEAM OFOF THETHE YEARYEAR 2014 2014 Peninsula Football Netball League Peninsula Football Netball League Presented to Kevin Lylak Presented to Kevin Lylak

Backs Kevin Lylak WarwickBacks Miller Steve Mannix Kevin Frankston LylakYCW WarwickMornington Miller Steve Edi-Asp Mannix Frankston YCW Mornington Edi-Asp

Half Backs Byron Barry Paul RebeschiniHalf Backs Anthony Barry Byron Frankston Barry YCW PaulBonbeach Rebeschini AnthonyFrankston YCW Barry Frankston YCW Bonbeach Frankston YCW

Centres Jackson Casey AdrianCentres Speedy Brent Bowden JacksonBonbeach Casey AdrianMornington Speedy Brent Edi-Asp Bowden Bonbeach Mornington Edi-Asp

Half Forwards Matthew Clark JacksonHalf Forwards Calder Beau Muston Edi-Asp Mornington Langwarrin Matthew Clark Jackson Calder Beau Muston Edi-Asp Mornington Langwarrin

Forwards Followers: Guy Hendry DavidForwards Bodley Shane McDonald Interchange: Ash Eames Pines Frankston YCW Bonbeach Brad Tagg FrankstonFollowers: YCW Guy Hendry David Bodley Shane McDonald Edi-AspInterchange: MarkAsh Eames Tyrell Pines Frankston YCW Bonbeach MichaelBrad Tagg Gay BonbeachFrankston YCW MorningtonEdi-Asp RohanMark Tyrell Heasley MattMichael Cli ord Gay BonbeachMornington MtBonbeach Eliza Rohan Heasley GeorgeMatt Cli ord Bonbeach Mt Eliza Angelopoulos KaringalGeorge Angelopoulos Coach: Scott Mathers Frankston YCW Karingal

Coach: Scott Mathers Frankston YCW www.peninsulafnl.com.au 31 Award Winners BEST & FAIREST

SENIORS RESERVES UNDER 18’S UNDER 18’S E.V. SHADE ATHOL DAVIES KEN LYONS KEN LYONS MEDAL MEDAL MEDAL MEDAL

Michael Gay Jean Bezzene Sam Pickess Brodie Shaw Mornington Pines Frankston YCW Mt Eliza

Peninsula TEAM OF THE YEAR 2014

32 www.peninsulafnl.com.au Award Winners GOAL KICKERS MVP SENIORS RESERVES UNDER 18’S

David Bodley Bradley Wakeling Corey Hanger Anthony Barry Frankston YCW Frankston YCW Langwarrin Frankston YCW

Club Combined Club Most Disciplined Championship Championship Club

Frankston YCW Edithvale-Aspendale Mornington 79 points 82.5 points

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www.peninsulafnl.com.au 33 Drawn Finals NO Finals WILL be replayed, in case of a draw in ANY finals games, EXTRA TIME WILL BE PLAYED.

In the event of scores being level at the elapsed time, the timekeepers are instructed to sound the siren. The field umpires shall then. a) Direct the goal umpires to consult with each other as to the correct score. Teams are required to stay on the ground until goal umpires confirm scores correct. b) On receiving confirmation that the scores are level instruct both captains that the match shall recommence with the teams kicking to the same end as in the final quarter and that two five minute periods (with time on) shall be played with teams exchanging ends after the first five minute period immediately after the siren sounds. c) Consult both captains as to their readiness to recommence the match. d) Hold the ball aloft to indicate to the timekeepers that the match is about to recommence. e) The timekeeper shall then sound the siren and the match will recommence. f) In the event of scores being level after the two five minute periods, a further two five minute periods (with time on) shall be played with clubs exchanging ends after the first five minute period. This process shall continue until there is a result. Coaches are not permitted to address players at any stage after the three-quarter time interval

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There will now be specific allocated “WET” areas where you will be able to purchase and consume alcohol. These areas will be clearly defined & cordoned off with appropriate signs. No alcohol can be consumed outside these specified areas. No person under the age of 18 will be permitted inside these specified areas. Any person in possession of an open container of alcohol outside these specified area’s will be subject to $100 fine. No alcohol can be bought into the ground by the public. Police and Football club officials will be searching vehicles upon entry to the ground at all finals matches. Working towards a safe, family friendly environment.

34 www.peninsulafnl.com.au Interesting to note in the finals in the seniors the free Everything Umpiring with ‘The Foss’ Pete Marshall! kick count is 28 paid, 3 missed, 1 unwarranted, with 2 50m penalties on average across all leagues. This might As season 2014 draws to a close, I can reflect on what’s surprise the football public how little we are influencing been my 40th year involved in football as an umpire, the game and the general high standard of football player, administrator coach and runner. At times been played. pretty hectic mixing the Dolphins with my real job coaching the VSHL-SUA Field Umpires and overseeing With the work of the coaching group and support staff the on field performances across the three leagues. It’s along with the board I know we have delivered on our always encouraging to see young people taking up the values and mission statement for 2014. Many thanks challenging of umpiring Aussie Rules and enjoying their must go to all of you people for assisting and overall job, albeit sometimes in a hostile environment. We have well done to all the boys, girls, men and women who been lucky to have a well organised football competition umpired in season 2014. A special mention must go to and the clubs, players and public alike are generally Mario Ring (Chairman) and his board for their support, pretty respectful of the umpires and the job they do. The Neil McKinnon who has been terrific in the office, my football has once again provided a lot of close games, fellow Coaches and Observers, and our video girl Mel. fierce contests and the speed and skill of the game has As we take a break, I won’t miss all the phone calls, texts, once again risen. emails and meetings which make up the season while working with the group and clubs and coaches alike. Within our leagues, the senior games (home and away) and all finals (all grades) having 3 umpires in the Field In closing I wish all the players and coaches the best and Boundary has assisted in improving the standard of of luck in their grand finals. Play the game in the right play and a safe place for players and umpires alike. We spirit, play hard but fair, be humble in victory – gracious have had over 360 umpires sign on at the VSHL-SUA this in defeat and celebrate safely! season and our Green Shirt mentor program for first year Upcoming Events umpires has been at an all-time high. Over 75 umpires VSHL-SUA Presentation Night: Sat, 18th October 2014 have officiated in the field in the Seniors and 13 for @ 7pm @ Cranbourne Turf Club. The annual SUA the first time throughout the season. 71 field umpires Presentation Night is coming. The venue will be at the have tasted finals football and out of the 30 grand final Cranbourne Turf Club and this year is shaping to be one appointments 5 will do their first senior grand final and of the biggest ever - with a three course meal and the 11 Field umpires for the first time will be appointed to a presentation of many different awards in each discipline. grand final with Southern Umpires Association. Save the date on your calender and be sure to secure However it’s not all about finals. We have had record your spot by seeing Steven Richards for a ticket when numbers of participation in the V-Line Academy, had he is at Fountain Gate or Seaford. Running members umpires do the AFL VIC Country Championships and receive their ticket for free and guests are $50. - More Finals, International Cup games, TAC Cup games and Little information at the SUA Website or the TeamApp. League games. Our Junior program has been rejigged Stay in Touch under Brad and Matt and with assistance from others Stay in touch with all information about Victoria State have had a bumper year. Accreditation was brought up to Home Loans Southern Umpires Association (VSHL-SUA) speed by Mark Mounsey and Neil McKinnon - well done by following or adding us on social media. Twitter: guys. Matt Pongracic and Leighton Rowe participated in Search for @SouthernUmpires and follow us; Facebook: the VFL Rookie squad and benefitted greatly as did the Search for Southern Umpires Association and like our Boundary and Goal Umpires who went to VFL training page; Instagram: Search for @SouthernUmpires and for an orientation night. Hopefully our ranks at the VFL follow us for exclusive pictures; and TeamApp: add will grow as a handful go to trial. Our general feel for the TeamApp on your smart phone and search for the the game, commitment to training and learning from the Southern Umpires Association. coaches has been excellent and I feel we have provided an excellent group to our football body the PCNSA.

www.peninsulafnl.com.au 35 36 www.peninsulafnl.com.au Stingrays Not Good Enough. Stingrays The Dandenong Southern Stingrays year is over after a crushing defeat in the Preliminary Final against the Calder Cannons on Saturday in perfect sunny After the game Dandenong Stingrays Region Talent conditions in front a huge crowd at Visy Park, Carlton. Manager Mark Wheeler said, “It’s hard at this time Played in perfect conditions signs weren’t looking knowing it was one win away from making into the good early with Calder dominating the scoreboard, Grand Final…some boys who were here last year kicking away to a four goal led. It would take 18 really wanted another chance at the last game in minutes before the Stingrays first goal came to Daniel September.” Capiron, even though the Stingrays were winning the “The Cannons are a very good team, who are well clearances and matching the 200cm Calder Cannon’s coached and they players are well drilled, with a twin towers in the ruck and matching inside 50’s. perfect mix of tall timber and midfield pace….today The Stingrays were denied scoreboard pressure with they ran harder and for longer periods not allowing entries inside 50 easily picked off by the Calder backs us to play our game, proving they are a genuine that continually ran it out of their defence going Grand Final team.” Stingrays coach Craig Black was into the first break with a 19 point led. The second very positive after the game. He said, “We had a very quarter saw the Cannons extend their lead to 30 good year, exposing 54 players into the TAC Cup points, taking most of their chances in front of goal system, finishing a game out of the top 4, playing 3 whilst the Stingrays continued to press forward with finals and having a dozen or so in Vic Country.” similar numbers inside 50, but entries continued to “They (Cannon’s) had an easier preparation coming be shallow and high. Goals only came late after the in…but coming from 7th was always going to test Cannons seemed to run out of legs, allowing back our fitness…the prior two finals games against to back goals through Jack Lonie and Bailey Rice in a Western then followed up the week later with a matter of minutes before the Cannons locked down. 20 goal turnaround against the Falcons showed at The start of the premiership quarter wasn’t the start equally footing we are as good as any other team… Stingrays coach demanded at the long break with something I will remind the players about...we a goal onboard to the Cannons’ after the Stingrays controlled our own destiny but were beaten by a forwards wasted the first scoring opportunity. Again, better side today. ” He added, “By playing 3 rounds the Stingrays couldn’t hit the scoreboard until the of finals hopefully helped a few more of the players latter half of the quarter which was little too late as in their hopes of getting their names read out in the the Cannons through the small and midfield brigade draft… KG (Kyle Gray) and Mitch (White) were super continually added goals with Daylan Kempster, Matt today, with Jaylo (Jack Lonie) continuing to be one Homfray, Mitch White and Kyle Gray closing down of the dangerous small forwards…Dan (Moloney) the key tall targets who had minimal scoreboard had great Finals…he might become a smoky…and influence for the day. The differences between the Daylan (Kempster) to keep the possible number two sides were the foot skills and the hard running 1 pick in Wright to 1 goal was a mighty effort” He with the opposition more measured and methodical finished by saying, “ We close off this year on the when pressing forward to find the spare player, whilst 10th October and start 2015 with induction day on the luckless Stingrays wasted many opportunities to the 19th October…it was a great year for the club claw back the margin. The Cannons extended their veryhappy and proud of what we achieved, just one led to 38 points by the time the siren sounded, which win away hopefully will drive us all for next year.” would have been a lot more if it wasn’t for stand out Scores: games to Kyle Gray, Mitch White and Daylan kempster across the half back line. The last quarter was more of Stingrays 1.1 3.5 5.6 7.7.49 the same with the Cannons continuing Calder Cannons 4.2 8.5 11.8 15.12.102 their quick running and playing on at all cost to Stingrays Goal Kickers: Jack Lonie 3, Daniel Capiron, eventually winning comfortable by 53 points and Bailey Rice, Aaron Wilson and Tom Lamb booking themselves into the 2014 Grand Final against Stingrays Best Players: Mitch White,Kyle Gray, Daylan the Oakleigh Chargers this weekend at Etihad. Kempster, Sam Geurts, Aaron Pawel and Jack Lonie

www.peninsulafnl.com.au 37 DROMANA FOOTBALL & NETBALL CLUB BONBEACH FOOTBALL & NETBALL CLUB REQUIRE NETBALL COACHES FOR 2015 is seeking A Grade senior coach playing/non playing B Grade 2015 C Grade Email: [email protected] 17s & Under Post resume to: Apply in writing to: PO BOX 464 chelsea 3196, Netball Coach Coaching or call Reece Murphy on 0425855585 Box 89, Dromana 3936 Classifieds Closes 22nd september. Applications close 10th October 2015 Mornington ROSEBUD is seeking expressions of interest in frankston Nepean Football Netball League coaching positions for ALL Netball grades bombers fnc Seeking Netball Coaches for 2015 for season 2015. Nepean Division A Grade We are a very young club and currently B Grade field teams in all grades Invite Coaching Applications for 2015 Season. C Grade & Under 17s in the Peninsula FNL (A, B, & C). Seniors / Reserves / Under18 Playing/non playing A Grade players also sought All expressions of interest in writing to Club Secretary via Applications in writing to - [email protected] Att.Secretary Inquiries & applications treated confidentially Or P.O.Box 119 Applications and queries to PO Box 1111, Mornington 39631 Baxter,3911. [email protected] Call Robert Smith (0431 181 602) Or Email – [email protected] if you require further details. or PO Box 138 , ROSEBUD 3939 Applications Close - October 31st by 31 October 2014

Mornington

are pleased to invite applications for the position of Senior Football Coach (playing or non playing) for Season 2015.

Applicants should apply to email [email protected] or any questions call the President Norm Robinson 0417 262 466

TYABB FOOTBALL Rye Senior NETBALL CLUB Football Club

Reserves Coach Affiliated with the Nepean FNL Seeking applications for Coach in required for season 2015 Season 2015 Seeking Coaches for Expressions of Interest Seniors (Playing or non-playing) Seniors Contact: Danny Mongan 0418 534 014 & U19’s (non playing) Reserves & Under 18/19 Invite applications for coaches for 2015: Applicants should apply via email to for Season 2015 [email protected] A-Grade by October 11th 2014 Expressions of Interest B-Grade C-Grade Or Contact Scott Beel: 0409 424276 Contact: Doug Taylor 0409774146 17 & Under for further enquiries.

38 www.peninsulafnl.com.au SEAFORD FNC Seaford Football Netball Club, playing in the Peninsula Football Netball League, requires the following COACHES for season 2015 How are you getting Reserves U19’s home tonight? Apply to: The Secretary PO Box 202, Seaford, VIC 3198 Victoria Police congratulate the winners Or via email: [email protected] Applications close October 1st 2014 of this year’s Grand Finals and are not prepared to hear the excuses as to why you decided to HASTINGS FOOTBALL take matters into the own hands NETBALL CLUB invites expressions of interest for and drive……. Netball coaches & players for the following proposed teams in season 2015 A GRADE • B GRADE • C GRADE • 17s & Under Mobile Breath Testing Vehicles, With the opening of our brand new courts at the start of this season, we are always looking to improve and Booze and Drug Buses will be progress forward both on and off the courts. Previous netball coaching and playing experience preferred out in force around todays venue for A Grade, however not crucial. Please forward resume and applications to so it’s in your hands to make the Director of Netball Karen Gay - 0401 727 499 right decision after the game….. [email protected]

www.peninsulafnl.com.au 39 Grand Final Results edi-asp PREMIERS 2014 AGRAD E

BEST ON COURT Holly Bailey Edi-Asp 60 def Frankston YCW 25 Edi-Asp

Edithvale - Aspendale Eagles All the hard work this season has paid off. What an amazing Grand Final Day! Thanks to everyone from our great club who came The C grade game was a terrific contest and it was down to support the girls. What a show of strength! not till the third quarter that the girls were able to A big thanks to all our helpers this season! break away from YCW. Congratulations to young Special mention to Kevin for your support during Casey for winning Best on Court. the year and I must say that I’ve never seen anyone The B grade game was by far the best game I have receive so many kisses from the girls! watched all season. Going in under manned - mid Details re the Presentation Night will be released courter Erin was sick, defender Holly T was in New shortly so for now - enjoy the off season. Zealand and then Casie injured her ankle at training, Farewell to season 2014! What a year! further depleting our back line! Defenders Emma H Fly Eagles!! & Britt were still recovering from injuries so we were looking far from our best. Things looked bad when we were 11 goals down in the third quarter but the girls just refused to give up! With Linda now in goals, they worked hard and slowly got back into the game. Club Championship In a heart stopper, the girls came from behind and Club A B C Total were 6 goals in front ,when the final siren sounded. Edi-Asp 52.5 30 18 100.5 What a way to end a season! Well done to Linda for Fston YCW 36 36 15 87 being voted Best on Court. Pines 48 22 12 82 After the emotions of the B grade game, the A grade Mt Eliza 37.5 28 7 72.5 girls were slow to start and there were many unforced Langwarrin 36 19 9 64 errors in the first half. Thankfully, the girls steadied and came away with a strong win. Well done to Holly Seaford 21 14 9 44 B for winning best on court! Bonbeach 12 17 3 32 Three from three! Mornington 18 8 4 30 Congratulations to all our girls and to our fantastic Chelsea 9 5 12 26 coaches! Karingal 0 1 1 2

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ROUND 1 - Saturday 5 April Saturday 24 May - BYE ROUND 13 - Saturday 19 July Langwarrin 14.14.98 v 4.6.30 Karingal AFL VIC COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS Langwarrin 17.15.117 v 7.5.47 Chelsea Fston YCW 22.11.143 v 9.3.57 Pines PENINSULA 6.5.41 v 18.18.126 GEELONG Fston YCW 14.9.93 v 9.4.58 Bonbeach Seaford 7.10.52 v 20.10.130 Bonbeach ROUND 7 - Saturday 31 May Mornington 14.11.95 v 10.17.77 Seaford Sunday 6 April Langwarrin 12.6.78 v 13.15.93 Edi-Asp Edi-Asp 23.22.160 v 4.4.28 Karingal Mornington 8.7.55 v 12.14.86 Mt Eliza Fston YCW 8.10.58 v 10.11.71 Mornington Pines 9.8.62 v 12.5.77 Mt Eliza Edi-Asp 15.7.97 v 8.7.55 Chelsea Pines 10.11.71 v 13.13.91 Seaford ROUND 14 - Saturday 26 July ROUND 2 - Saturday 12 April Mt Eliza 9.7.61 v 13.16.94 Bonbeach Bonbeach 14.10.94 v 8.9.57 Langwarrin Pines 6.7.43 v 10.15.75 Langwarrin Chelsea 16.12.108 v 8.14.62 Karingal Seaford 6.9.45 v 14.15.99 Fston YCW Mt Eliza 7.6.48 v 11.12.78 Fston YCW ROUND 8 - Saturday 7 June Edi-Asp 11.14.80 v 9.14.68 Mornington Karingal 8.3.51 v 12.18.90 Mornington QUEENS BIRTHDAY WEEKEND Karingal 4.16.40 v 10.14.74 Pines Mt Eliza 20.7.127 v 9.10.64 Chelsea Chelsea 11.7.73 v 10.8.68 Seaford Mornington 14.7.91 v 9.12.66 Langwarrin GOOD FRIDAY 18 April Fston YCW 13.14.92 v 6.11.47 Chelsea ROUND 15 - Saturday 2 August Bonbeach 6.8.44 v 13.7.85 Edi-Asp Edi-Asp 11.16.82 v 8.10.58 Pines Langwarrin 21.14.140 v 10.9.69 Seaford Seaford 13.19.97 v 11.12.78 Mt Eliza Fston YCW 9.13.67 v 9.6.60 Edi-Asp EASTER 19 April - BYE Bonbeach 21.18.144 v 3.5.23 Karingal Chelsea 10.13.73 v 11.12.78 Mornington Pines 5.9.39 v 16.17.113 Bonbeach ROUND 9 - Saturday 14 June ROUND 3 - Saturday 26 April Mt Eliza 25.12.162 v 12.9.81 Karingal Langwarrin 5.6.36 v 12.8.80 Fston YCW ANZAC DAY ROUND ROUND 16 - Saturday 9 August Langwarrin 13.9.87 v 8.13.61 Mt Eliza Pines 11.10.76 v 10.10.70 Mornington Edi-Asp 11.9.75 v 14.13.97 Langwarrin Fston YCW 28.20.188 v 1.4.10 Karingal Mt Eliza 11.9.75 v 9.13.67 Edi-Asp Mornington 6.5.41 v 14.21.105 Fston YCW Mornington 15.21.111 v 10.8.68 Bonbeach Karingal 10.7.67 v 9.13.67 Seaford Seaford 10.17.77 v 18.13.121 Pines Chelsea 4.4.28 v 7.7.49 Bonbeach Edi-Asp 12.12.84 v 10.14.74 Seaford Bonbeach 13.12.90 v 12.10.82 Mt Eliza ROUND 10 - Saturday 21 June Pines 14.11.95 v 7.8.50 Chelsea Karingal 14.9.93 v 8.12.60 Chelsea Mt Eliza 11.18.84 v 10.8.68 Langwarrin ROUND 4 - Saturday 3 May ROUND 17 - Saturday 16 August Karingal 5.7.37 v 16.14.110 Fston YCW UMPIRES APPRECIATION RND Bonbeach 16.14.110 v 11.12.78 Mornington VOLUNTEER ROUND Karingal 1.4.10 v 23.20.158 Edi-Asp Langwarrin 6.6.42 v 9.14.68 Mornington Seaford 9.8.62 v 15.7.97 Edi-Asp Bonbeach 9.12.66 v 6.11.47 Fston YCW Chelsea 6.11.47 v 17.15.117 Fston YCW Chelsea 12.12.84 v 14.11.95 Pines Seaford 12.15.87 v 13.17.95 Mornington Pines 11.3.69 v 13.13.91 Edi-Asp Chelsea 5.7.37 v 16.17.113 Langwarrin ROUND 11 - Saturday 28 June Mt Eliza 8.10.58 v 9.17.71 Seaford Mt Eliza 20.13.133 v 9.12.66 Pines Langwarrin 9.16.70 v 12.10.82 Pines Karingal 5.6.36 v 26.20.176 Bonbeach Fston YCW 12.16.88 v 7.2.44 Mt Eliza ROUND 5 - Saturday 10 May ROUND 18 - Saturday 23 August Mornington 20.23.143 v 9.5.59 Karingal PINK FOOTBALL & NETBALL ROUND VOLUNTEER ROUND Langwarrin 11.11.77 v 12.9.81 Bonbeach Edi-Asp 13.20.98 v 11.19.85 Bonbeach Fston YCW 8.14.62 v 12.6.78 Langwarrin Fston YCW 16 .12.108 v 9.8.62 Seaford Seaford 12.20.92 v 9.9.63 Chelsea Mornington 22.21.153 v 9.6.60 Pines Mornington 18.13.121 v 12.13.85 Edi-Asp ROUND 12 - Saturday 5 July Edi-Asp 15.14.104 v 8.12.60 Mt Eliza Pines 18.16.124 v 7.6.48 Karingal SPLIT ROUND Seaford 12.15.87 v 9.13.67 Karingal Chelsea 10.14.74 v 10.14.74 Mt Eliza Pines 2.9.21 v 11.12.78 Fston YCW Bonbeach 24.15.159 v 6.9.45 Chelsea ROUND 6 - Saturday 17 May Sunday 6 July FINALS Chelsea 5.2.32 v 14.20.104 Edi-Asp Saturday 30 August Qualifying Seaford 12.9.81 v 14.18.102 Langwarrin Mt Eliza 2.13.25 v 9.7.61 Mornington Sunday 31 August Elimination Edi-Asp 9.11.65 v 22.20.152 Fston YCW Saturday 12 July Saturday 6 September 2nd Semi Mornington 18.14.122 v 9.13.67 Chelsea SPLIT ROUND Sunday 7 September 1st Semi Bonbeach 20.18.138 v 7.8.50 Pines Karingal 7.15.57 v 16.12.108 Langwarrin Sunday 14 September Preliminary Karingal 7.13.55 v 13.21.99 Mt Eliza Bonbeach 16.14.110 v 4.13.37 Seaford Sunday 21 September Grand Final

44 www.peninsulafnl.com.au NEPEAN NETBALL - FINALS UPDATE A Grade Team P W L D F Agst % Pts Semi Finals Results Tyabb 18 17 0 1 1146 521 219.96 70 Crib Point 18 17 1 0 1073 438 244.98 68 A Grade Rye 18 14 3 1 1088 511 212.92 58 Tyabb 33 def 28 Crib Point Devon M 18 12 6 0 856 537 159.40 48 Rye 49 def 33 Devon Meadows Somerville 18 10 8 0 873 672 129.91 40 B Grade Red Hill 18 10 8 0 932 766 121.67 40 Somerville 48 def 28 Crib Point Dromana 18 9 9 0 755 822 91.85 36 Devon Meadows 37 def by 43 Frankston Pearcedale 18 5 13 0 646 902 71.62 20 Rosebud 18 5 13 0 601 970 61.96 20 C Grade Hastings 18 4 14 0 605 915 66.12 16 Devon Meadows 27 def by 31 Crib Point Frankston 18 4 14 0 468 899 52.06 16 Red Hill 32 def 26 Somerville Sorrento 18 0 18 0 264 1354 19.50 0 17 & Under B Grade Sorrento 41 def 27 Rosebud Team P W L D F Agst % Pts Red Hill 27 def 18 Rye Somerville 18 15 3 0 955 487 196.10 60 Crib Point 18 14 3 1 837 493 169.78 58 Devon M 18 14 3 1 815 482 169.09 58 Preliminary Finals Results Frankston 18 13 4 1 784 508 154.33 54 Tyabb 18 13 4 1 743 522 142.34 54 A Grade Crib Point 40 def 30 Rye Rye 18 9 9 0 659 613 107.50 36 Pearcedale 18 9 9 0 690 677 101.92 36 Sorrento 18 8 10 0 586 633 92.58 32 B Grade Red Hill 18 5 13 0 440 884 49.77 20 Crib Point 35 def by 42 Frankston Rosebud 18 3 14 1 443 716 61.87 14 Dromana 18 2 16 0 446 813 54.86 8 Hastings 18 0 17 1 372 942 39.49 2 C Grade Devon Meadows 29 def by 43 Red Hill C Grade Team P W L D F Agst % Pts 17 & Under Devon M 18 15 3 0 597 325 183.69 60 Rosebud 33 def 29 Red Hill Crib Point 18 15 3 0 571 351 162.68 60 Red Hill 18 14 4 0 705 400 176.25 56 Somerville 18 12 5 1 526 350 150.29 50 Grand Final Results Pearcedale 18 12 5 1 645 442 145.93 50 Frankston 18 12 5 1 589 410 143.66 50 A Grade Dromana 18 7 9 2 489 472 103.60 32 Tyabb 34 def 33 Crib Point Rye 18 7 10 1 396 413 95.88 30 Sorrento 18 5 13 0 353 472 74.79 20 B Grade Rosebud 18 3 15 0 338 572 59.09 12 Somerville 50 def 34 Frankston Tyabb 18 3 15 0 294 652 45.09 12 Hastings 18 0 18 0 183 827 22.13 0 C Grade 17 & Under Crib Point 17 def by 41 Red Hill Team P W L D F Agst % Pts Sorrento 14 11 3 0 445 251 177.29 44 17 & Under Rosebud 14 11 3 0 473 277 170.76 44 Sorrento 31 def 23 Rosebud Red Hill 14 10 4 0 475 337 140.95 40

Rye 14 9 5 0 394 303 130.03 36 Pearcedale 14 8 6 0 402 402 100.00 32 Devon M 14 4 10 0 302 418 72.25 16 Tyabb 14 2 12 0 244 403 60.55 8 Crib Point 14 1 13 0 183 527 34.72 4

www.peninsulafnl.com.au 45 Nepean Football Finals Update Qualifying Final ELIMINATION Final Saturday 30th August Sunday 31stAugust Seniors Seniors Dromana 5.7 11.11 12.11 14.14.98 Red Hill 3.2 6.5 9.6 12.9.81 Sorrento 5.1 7.5 10.8 15.11.101 Rye 3.3 4.8 8.13 11.17.83 Reserves Reserves Devon Meadows 1.1 3.4 5.7 8.9.57 Sorrento 1.2 2.4 4.6 5.6.36 Hastings 0.1 1.4 2.4 4.5.29 Dromana 1.2 3.5 4.8 7.15.57 Under 18’s Under 18’s Sorrento 7.3 10.6 11.7 16.9.105 Mt Eliza 2.3 3.10 6.13 9.14.68 Pearcedale 2.1 7.3 7.7 9.14.68 Somerville 1.1 3.1 3.2 7.3.45

2nd semi Final 1st semi Final Saturday 6th September Sunday 7th September Seniors Seniors Crib Point 2.4 6.7 9.9 13.9.87 Dromana 2.3 4.8 5.10 8.11.59 Sorrento 4.5 7.5 9.9 16.13.109 Rye 3.5 10.6 16.12 19.14.128 Reserves Reserves Somerville 2.0 5.3 5.7 10.8.68 Hastings 2.1 5.6 6.11 10.13.73 Devon Meadows 3.1 3.5 8.7 9.10.64 Dromana 5.1 12.4 18.4 24.6.150 Under 18’s Under 18’s Rosebud 4.4 8.11 18.14 23.17.155 Pearcedale 1.1 3.6 4.8 6.14.50 Sorrento 3.1 4.2 5.3 5.6.36 Mt Eliza 3.6 6.9 8.12 12.14.86

NEPEAN FOOTball FINALS Played Saturday 20th September Grand Final - Hastings FNC SENIORS Sorrento V Crib Point RESERVES Somerville V Devon Meadows U18’s Rosebud V Mt Eliza

46 www.peninsulafnl.com.au Seniors Dromana 2.3 4.8 5.10 8.11.59 Rye 3.5 10.6 16.12 19.14.128 Reserves Hastings 2.1 5.6 6.11 10.13.73 Dromana 5.1 12.4 18.4 24.6.150 Under 18’s Pearcedale 1.1 3.6 4.8 6.14.50 Mt Eliza 3.6 6.9 8.12 12.14.86 Nepean Hwy Nepean Wells St St Thompson

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