Round 11 Results 21 - 07 - 2019 Round 11 Results

PARK ORCHARDS NORTH RINGWOOD PARISH JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUB ROUND 11 RESULTS 21 - 07 - 2019 ROUND 11 RESULTS

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Colts pic with Christian Angus Ollie and Ben 50 games www.sharksjfc.org.au Round 11 | Wrap Up | Ritchie Appleby – President of the Sharks Final Burger Night Park Orchards North Ringwood Parish Round 14 on the 11th August will see us complete 50 year events at the Sharks. We as Junior Football Club a committee are going to try something a bit different. Our Colts teams play at Domeney Shark Attack – at 1.00pm and 3.00pm. Our two U16 youth girls play at Stintons at 1.00pm and 3.00pm. Phone: 0408 367 444 Accordingly to accommodate some of our younger teams (Auskick to U10’s) we are going to Presidents Letter GO SHARKS!! kick off around 3.30pm. We encourage all our younger members to please get down to the grounds and support our older age teams. For most of our Colts Red it will be their last home Round 11 and away game at 3.00pm for the junior club. For everyone else, if you can make it early great, if not don’t worry burger night will kick on till normal time. Presentation Day Hi all Sharks, Please keep Sunday the 15th September free. The full fixture of teams and times will be out Only three more rounds until the end of season 2019. Wow! Our 50th year has moved at a in the next two weeks. We will have a full wrap of the season with best and fairest awards frenetic pace. Due to the wonderful folks on committee and the parent helpers as Coaches, handed out to every team, including Club recognition awards. As per normal we will hold a Team Managers etc… a huge load is shared between many people each week. very quick AGM during the process. It really feels as though this year has been a GO-STOP season punctuated by many breaks. Park Orchards Football Netball Club Congratulations go to our total playing group who have been able to manage their training and Our U19’s, Reserves and Seniors all won last week. Our senior ladies had a bye but currently playing programs. sit second on the ladder. What a fantastic effort to date in their inaugural season. This week Whilst our overall playing numbers were slightly down on last year, the commitment has been sees the senior club playing at home against East Ringwood. I encourage everyone that can to massive. Currently we have 9 teams in the top 4 and 3 teams still competing for a chance to please get down to Domeney Saturday and support the senior club. play finals. To all our teams whatever their position on the ladder, compete hard, but fairly over Daddy’s Day Out – Fri 2nd August the coming weeks and enjoy your football with your team members. This will be our second event, “Meet the Maker” at Club Ringwood. The luncheon will be Our role as a committee is to organise the club, ensure teams and grounds are available and hosted by Coldstream Hill’s Chief Winemaker Andrew Fleming. He will take us through supply equipment, merchandise, etc. It’s up to each player to recruit new members to the club Coldstream Hills premium cool climate Shiraz & Cab Sav as well as Single Vineyard Wines each year. I’m very proud of my youngest, Rhonan, who has recruited a total of 11 new boys from the Yarra Valley. Wines will be perfectly matched with dishes prepared by the Clubs and girls to the club this year. For season 2020, come on, let’s all try to bring one new person executive chef. A premium event showcasing some of Victoria’s best wines. There are only into the club. We have the grounds and ability to field and additional 12 teams before we go 40 places in the Parkview Room. $80 ticket or $100 which includes a $50 bottle of wine. into panic mode. What a great challenge for everyone to have a crack at over the next four or Canapes, then 3 full courses with at least 6 wines that retail between $50-$110 each. If you five months. would like any further information regarding this limited ticketed event please contact colin. Last night, Tuesday 23rd approximately 80 sharks attended Club Kilsyth for the Colts Seniors [email protected], [email protected] or myself. players dinner. Thank you all for such a fun filled, informative and entertaining evening. We Summary had both Colts teams in attendance, Mums and Dads, Life Members, Past and Present Presidents, Committee Members and representatives from the senior club. The hum of If you wish to raise any issues throughout the rest of the season then contact me directly. conversation interspersed with laughter was fantastic. The opposite was on display when Please feel free to do so either personally or on the phone. Christian Petracca our AFL player guest speaker took to the stage. Everyone sat forward and listened intently as he relived his time as an U11 Sharks premiership player through to his GO SHARKS transition from juniors into a senior AFL player. Well done Rob for the quick witted interview Ritchie Appleby – President of the Sharks questions put to Christian. Christian shared the importance of friendship and culture. He’s still Park Orchards North Ringwood Parish Junior Football Club a local boy at heart with great humility and identity of community from where he has come. Phone: 0408 367 444 It was fitting that Glenn Archer was able to finish off the evening with some words of encouragement to the boys. Also, magnanimous in his recognition of committee volunteers and their efforts. Thanks mate, your words are greatly appreciated.

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THE SHARK ATTACK 6 Edition 11, 2019 THE SHARK ATTACK 7 Edition 11, 2019 ball movement to work forward. Finally splitting the big sticks after some time and a few rushed behinds. LOOKING Our 4th qtr was by far our best for the day with multiple goal scorers and ball winners and with FOR SECOND the willingness to win at an all time high our young sharks wiped the Doncaster team off the SPONSOR park to record a fantastic and well deserved win at the final siren. With so many fantastic efforts and individual greatness throughout the day it would seem unfair for me to single out certain players. The team played as just that, a team. A well oiled and disciplined team that used each and every one of its players to the best of its ability. It’s great to see how far all these young boys have come and hopefully they can keep pushing on for the UNDER 9 RED: Coached by: Chris McGinty last few games of the season. Well Done Sharks!!! Jumper Name Surname Jumper Name Surname Cold and muddy but lots of smiles 1 Cohen Myers 17 Charles Whitelock 3 Sam Caltieri 19 Harry Waterson-Chappell 5 Jackson Gadd 21 Lenny Kilworth 7 London Masters 25 Darcy Saunders 9 Jackson Buchanan 27 Noah Webb 11 Harrison Hume 29 Harry Wilson 13 Jasper Mijat 31 Charlie McGinty 15 Maxi McLeod

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On Sunday, our boys played at Schraam’s Reserve in Doncaster. It was a chilly morning up on the hill with no tree cover in site. We were a little undermanned with 5 players out so some reinforcements were called in. The Doncaster team were undermanned as well so numbers were even across the board when play started. One end of the field was dry and hard yet the other, completely opposite. Wet, muddy and “fun” Do you have your according to the boys. We started the game kicking with the wind in our backs, quickly piling on 5 goals and running membership? the ball well through the middle. The lads were relentless and kept their finger on the pulse 5% of every purchase you make in-store is donated back to us!! from siren to siren. Next time you are in store, sign up or check that your membership is linked to, The second qtr was a bit tougher, shooting to the opposite end with the boys taking a little Park Orchards North Ringwood Parish Junior Football Club while to understand how the wind was now affecting their kicks and marking abilities. There Get behind your club with REBEL!! defence was called upon and they managed to keep the opposing team to 2 goals while adding 2 themselves. Through fantastic teamwork and movement of the ball, the team gelled well and delivered the goods. It was evident however, that the Doncaster team had been given a good old fashioned rev up at half time and came out firing on the 3rd. They hit 2 quick goals into the wind and had us on the ropes fairly quickly. The boys rallied hard and fought tooth and nail for loose ground balls and found themselves back on top with great teamwork once again and using short and sharp

THE SHARK ATTACK 8 Edition 11, 2019 THE SHARK ATTACK 9 Edition 11, 2019 his all. It was only last game Ollie pulled me aside and asked “as I am playing back and my man runs forward do you want me to just let him go and Ill help build the wall” I just looked at U10 RED him and said that sounds great. PONRPJFC What was even better he did exactly what he said he was going to do. Parents Supporting Kids Congratulations boys on your 50 games, I hope you get to run through many more banners in Sharks colours. Moving onto todays game against Heidelberg our 3 captains won the toss and kicked with a nice breeze, the boys were fired up early with our 3 skippers and Xavier winning the ball out of UNDER 10 RED: Coached by: Damien Noonan the middle with Ben N kicking our first shortly after. The boy dominated most of the first quarter hitting the score board 6 times but only registering Jumper Surname Name Jumper Surname Name 2 majors, Will started strong on the wing and snuck forward and kicked our second. Will was back to his creative best today. Davis Elliot Nicholls Benjamin Duffy Patrick Noonan Darcy Heidelberg worked hard and pushed forward with our defenders standing strong and only letting in 1 behind. Fortington James Noonan Xavier Kicking into a strong breeze in the second it was Heidelberg’s turn to try and use the favourable Hales Angus John Prest Joshua conditions, We did well to work the ball forward but just couldn’t finish off, our back line worked Hales Benjamin Alan Radle Ryan hard and under lots of pressure kept pushing the ball to the dead side of the ground as was the Inglese Will Robertson Thomas plan. James Henry Wachter Kai If not for our pressure a couple of Heidelberg’s behinds may have been goals. The boys did a great job to hold them to 4 behinds for the term. Lanza Oliver Walsh Liam Having worked hard to keep Heidelberg’s scoring opportunities to a minimum It was up to the Nicholls Julian Robinson Henry boys to take advantage of their good work and put Heidelberg under more pressure and ensure we used the conditions to our advantage. Park Orchards 6-10-46 def Heidelberg 0-5-5

Today we celebrated 3 more players 50 games. Ollie Lanza, Ben Hales & Angus Hales. Ben and Angus started their footy career at the Sharks back in 2016 playing in the clubs first year of U8 alongside Darcy & Xavier with Ollie starting the same year but in one of the other U8 sides. With all boys playing a second season of U8 with Ollie joining us in 2017. I was lucky to meet Angus and Ben and be assistant coach in their first season of footy. Both boys are full of energy and bring something special to the team, their enthusiasm is infectious, and they have a determination to compete that is unrivalled. It is easy to say similar things about Angus and Ben as they play a similar style, both give everything they have each week and never give up, they have both improved so much and have thrived on moving from zones to the challenge of a full size ground. Ben an absolute machine who runs all day and is a no fuss footballer, with Angus being very particular about making sure he uses the ball well. You know what you are going to get from Ben and Angus every week. Lots of effort and plenty to say… Ollie who walks to the beat of his own drum and is his own man, he is a delight to coach and makes the difficult look easy. Ollie’s football improves all the time and his marking and contested effort on the ground are an asset to the team. Smart with the ball and always gives Angus Ollie and Ben 50 games

THE SHARK ATTACK 10 Edition 11, 2019 THE SHARK ATTACK 11 Edition 11, 2019 We had a vey strong quarter, sharing the ball and moving it quickly through hands out of the Did Well - Good sharing of the ball and looking for each other. pack looking to give the ball to someone in a better position, something that we had gone away Backline and wings held position well, Elliot and Liam playing perfect wing position from recently, once we got our link up play going we looked too powerful for the tigers and started to play the game on our terms. Fortington was relishing the move into the midfield and Sung the Song with extreme passion, nice and loud. was instrumental in our solid start to the second half, Darcy grab and snap out of the ruck and Goals: 2 Ollie, 1 B Nicholls, Will, Darcy, Xavier Ollie swooping on some great forward pressure resulting in a loose ball and easy pick up and goal. We could have really kicked away but we again started to kick it the pockets and this gave Best: Ben H, Angus H, Ollie, Kai, Elliot, Henry J, Darcy Heidelberg the chance to clog the game up. Heidelberg were not out of the game and after last week’s drop-off we pressed home finishing the game off, Ben N really wanted to make sure the boys had a win for their mates, took charge of the 3/4time war cry. With that it was never going to be beyond doubt, the boys took it to another level, Heidelberg had enough of the relentless pressure and tackling the boys bought to the game and finished off kicking 2 goals into the wind with the back line keeping a clean sheet. Ollie snagged another and Xavier snapping one from the pocket. A solid performance by the boys who gave a super effort to ensure their teammates got to sing the song on their 50th. ¼ Time PO 2-4-16 to Ash 0-1-1 Positive Play- Julian attack the ball with hesitation, Darcy sweeping across half back, Ryan, Will and Xavier building the wall, Great tackling pressure by Paddy and Prest, Run & handball by Paddy to Ben N, Indie’s forward pressure. Robbo working the full forward zone and taking forward ruck work Did Well - First to the ball. Thomas manning up and staying tight on his man. Do Better -. First hands out of the pack don’t try and kick out of the pack, Defenders work back faster to pick up opponent after a free kick or mark. ½ Time PO 2-5-17 to Ash 0-5-5 Positive Play- Angus great hands out of the pack, Paddy forward line pressure, Prest outnumbered attacked the ball straight line and held firm stopped Heidelberg in their tracks. Henry ensuring, he was on the line and was rewarded by playing in front marking strongly. Did Well -Worked hard to defend, keeping ball moving forward, wings holding position. Do Better - Try and centre the ball when going into the forward line, Backline don’t get sucked up to far into the play, Back kick wide out of defence, ¾ Time PO 4-8-32 to Ash 0-5-5 Positive Play- Link up handball, Ollie, Will & Liam, Julian 2nd & 3rd Efforts, A Hales attacking the ball straight line, Elliot under pressure handball to Darcy out of the middle, B Hale desperation and tackle. Did Well - Good use of handball and sharing the ball Do Better -.Play in front Final PO 6-10-46 to Ash 0-5-5 Positive Play- Darcy centring of ball to Ollie in the forward line, B Hale handball out of pack to Darcy, Thomas centring kick, Kai super defending playing in front attacked the ball, went over his head but didn’t give up, went back and won it back and kick wide out of danger

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Vs Brunswick QUARTER 1: SHARKS 3.1.19 ST MARYS 0.0.0 Back on our home ground and in sunny conditions, the Sharks U11 Red boys celebrated the 50 The boys headed to hipster territory today ( Brunswick) on a good dry morning for footy albeit a Game milestones of Isaiah Thomas and Logan Hamilton. Congratulations boys! bit windy. The game looked like it was going to be fairly evenly poised early but PO was up for the challenge. Taking on St Marys with a few boys missing through injury and illness, we played 17 on the ground and 1 on the bench, meaning the boys had to work hard all day but they were clearly up The boys peppered the scoreboard and through multiple entries started to be rewarded with to the challenge. We started strongly kicking the first three goals of the game with clean, quick goals. At 3/4 time the boys were up by a significant margin & we spoke about not getting ahead ball movement. Our midfield got on top early, our forwards presented options and our backline of ourselves and maintaining our good work. cut off any opposition attacks by pressing up through the middle of the ground. Brunswick came out hard in the last 1/4 and pegged back some of the deficit but our lead was QUARTER 2: SHARKS 4.5.29 ST MARYS 0.0.0 to great. Kicking with the wind in the second term, the Sharks maintained their control of the match. In Another really great team effort & disciplined display a brave act, Keegan kept his head over a loose ball deep in defence and took the brunt of a Better players Luca Arlo Cam hunter Alex Casey Hudson Archie Coby strong tackle from a St Marys player, coming off with a blood nose. He returned soon after and was recognised for his efforts with the opposition award. Meanwhile at the other end, Austin Goals: Casey 2 Cam 2 Archie 2 Luca 1 Hudson 1 had a great quarter at full forward. Logan S. was dominant across half back, while Eamon continued his good form.

THE SHARK ATTACK 14 Edition 11, 2019 THE SHARK ATTACK 15 Edition 11, 2019 QUARTER 3: SHARKS 5.5.35 ST MARYS 1.1.7 The boys started the second half a little quiet, as St Marys stepped up their attack on the man and the ball. Charlie was given a task of minding their tallest player, while our midfield quartet of Zac, Dan N., Cash and Logan R worked hard to find space through the middle and push forward. The competitiveness of the quarter was exemplified by Isaiah’s attack on the footy which left both him and an opponent on the ground, but it was great to see Isaiah up and about and finish his milestone game strongly. QUARTER 4: SHARKS 6.6.42 ST MARYS 1.3.9 The last quarter was a tight one with both teams finding the going tough having been down on UNDER 11 BLACK: Coached by: Brad Motteram rotations. Daniel W. played a great quarter at full back, stopping a number of deep entries from St Mary. In the end, the boys held the opposition goalless for the quarter and came away with a very solid win. As we near the pointy end of the season, the Sharks U11 Red team face three Jumper Name Jumper Name games “on the road” as we look to cement a finals berth. Go Sharks! 2 Granger Wheatley 22 Zane Stephens 4 Noah Di Grazia 26 Isaac Di Donato Goal Kickers: L. Ross 3, Z. Antonellos 2, N. Farrell 1. 6 Harvey Fry 28 Tom Bryant Encouragement Awards: Daniel Williamson 8 Riley Hume 30 Tom Elliot & Nate Farrell 10 Christian McCarten 32 Daniel Tasca 12 William Laurence 36 Felix Hattwich 14 Kai Knight 40 Floyd Dahmen 16 Beau Innes 42 Joshua Bettiol 17 Albie De Rooden 44 Jonah Riggall 18 Will Torner 46 Gabriel Italiano 19 William Fortington 48 Ned Smith 20 Jack Newman 50 Lachlan Motteram Vs Preston (forfeit)

Logan S. was our “general” Qtr 1: across half back. Round 11 was played at Stintons Reserve in wonderful conditions for footy. Captains Tom B, Keegan keeps his eye on the Will F and Will L led the boys out, with Tom B and Will F also celebrating their 50th games. The ball while under pressure. signs were good from the outset, with Sharks players running hard, attacking the ball with great vigour and executing great defensive acts when required (i.e. tackling, smothering, blocking and spoiling). Lachie battled away in the ruck and won plenty of the ball around the ground, while Riley, Alby, Will F, Will L and Zane were all electric through the midfield. As a result, the Dan N. celebrates ball spent a lot of time in the Sharks forward line, and the forward line, comprising Jonah, Josh, after Nate slots Felix, Tom E, Beau and Kai continually attacked the ball and competed strongly. The pressure one through at the built, and the Sharks were able to boot 3 goals through Felix, Josh and Tom E. The backline, carpark end. led by ‘ever reliable’ defenders Ned and Gabe, and well supported by Tom B, Christian, Isaac and Will T was disciplined and accountable, and only conceded 1 goal for the quarter. Qtr 2: The boys were kicking into a strong breeze in the 2nd quarter, so massive effort was required for the entire 15 minutes. Lachie continued his good ruck work around the ground and demonstrated some great leadership, Tom E, Gabe and Alby were all extremely productive through the midfield, while Harvey and Riley both had great quarters, working especially hard

THE SHARK ATTACK 16 Edition 11, 2019 THE SHARK ATTACK 17 Edition 11, 2019 on their respective wings. Jonah and Floyd continued to present strongly in the forward line, with great support from Will F, Noah and Granger, and it was super to see the hard working Felix rewarded with a 2nd quarter goal. The entire backline led by Ned, Josh, Tom B, ‘running man’ Christian, and solid defenders Will L and Danny was accountable and disciplined, and did a sensational job to only concede 1 goal while defending into a howling breeze. SCREENHOUSE Qtr 3: SCREEN PRINTING 9359 4077 The Sharks continued their strong work in the 3rd quarter and were rewarded with 2 goals. Ned moved from CHB to Centre, and used all his ‘footy smarts’ to win plenty of the ball. Gabe and Zane were extremely lively in the midfield, while Isaac and Granger both had great quarters on the wing, with Isaac marginally missing what would have been a beautiful running goal. UNDER 12 RED: Coached by: Rob Sette The entire forward line worked tirelessly, with some special efforts from Harvey, Beau and Will T. Felix booted his 3rd goal for the game, and it was also great to see our ‘tackling machine’ Jumper Surname Name Jumper Surname Name skipper Tom B kick a goal. Alby moved to CHB, winning numerous one-on-one contests and Allan Lachlan Kilworth Felix continuing to demonstrate his extremely competitive nature, and was well supported by fellow backs Floyd, Kai, Noah, Danny and Will F. Another strong effort from the backline, evidenced Beach Max Leonard Archie by no 3rd quarter goals to Preston. Bridger Jacob Milton Henry Qtr 4: Di Conza Riley Nicholls Lucas The Sharks were kicking into a persistent breeze in the final term. Full credit to the opposition, Dickson Lachlan Sestan Owen who managed to kick 4 unanswered goals and reduce the margin to less than a goal. Drummond Campbell Sette Jacob Notwithstanding, it was great to see the Sharks players ‘grind it out’ and hang on. Q4 highlights came from Josh who battled away in the ruck, skippers Will L and Tom B who both tackled hard Foxwell Austin Sultana Jayden and won numerous contests in the midfield, and skipper Will F who applied himself extremely Harvie Mason Todero Dylan well throughout the game. In addition, the versatile Riley showed great leadership at Full Back, Hirvonen-Blunt Lukas Tsoukatos William leading a backline that ‘was under siege’, and capping off an excellent all round game. All in all, it was a great hit out for the boys, and they sang the song with gusto after the game. Once Inglese Jack again, the coaches were extremely proud of the effort, endeavour and determination applied by all Sharks players. Park Orchards 8. 4. 52 def Ashburton 4. 6. 30 Goal Kickers: Felix 3, Tom B, Tom E and Josh. Qtr 1: After a loss last week where we were second to the ball and didn’t crack in hard enough we asked the boys to be first at the ball, to straight line it and to at least square the first quarter as we’ve been getting jumped early. We changed the warm up routine to be a bit more physical and this seemed to pay off. We were hard at the contest and got off to a good start with Felix kicking a good goal early. Banyule had their chances as well, but we went into quarter time a goal up. We lost Jayden who had to go to hospital to get X-rays on a potential broken hand after he put his body on the line and wore a good hard tackle. Fortunately, he will be good for next week. Qtr 2: The second quarter saw us kick another two goals. Felix was able to use his pace to break open into space and give an unselfish handball over to Jacob S who kicked truly. Austin played on the wing and really relished the open spaces, using his pace and clean ball handling to kick long into our attack. Another goal to Felix from a strong pack mark saw us go into half time 3 goals up. Mason, Riley, Henry and Dylan were doing a lot of the grunt work in the middle and the defence, led by Campbell as always, were standing tall and kept the opposition goalless.

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During our next stage of learning we need to be more discipline at staying on our man, playing close and being aware of what our opponent is doing. Kew played some very good football with lots of run and great use of handball. Again, things UNDER 12 BLACK: Coached by: Michael James that we are working on and do well when we are focused. A tough loss but next week we work hard at training and let’s get back on the winners list and Jumper Surname Name Jumper Surname Name push for a great finish to the season. Allan Jordan Mc Diarmid Tom Full Time – PO 2.0.12 Lost to Kew 11.10.76 Arifovic Cruz Nicholls Max Keep working hard at training and our time will come. 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THE SHARK ATTACK 22 Edition 11, 2019 THE SHARK ATTACK 23 Edition 11, 2019 Last time we played Glen Iris, they were 7.3 to our 0.2 at half time; this time it was 2.2. to 0.0. LOOKING We know we are a fast finishing team; the game was still in reach. Ollie was dominating in the ruck, and Gabe was providing entries into the forward fifty. Our FOR SECOND pressure was starting to show cracks in the Glen Iris running game; Andy, Sammy and Dan SPONSOR were frustrating them, and suddenly, the opposite started to lose focus. Despite numerous entries into our forward line, we just couldn’t hit the scoreboard. ¾ time; Glen Iris 3.4.22 to Park Orchards 0.0.0 The last quarter was as we would hope. Jack F and Lachie D came right into the game up UNDER 13 RED: Coached by: Adam Kenny forward, contesting and harassing. Willis on a wing was providing run while Josh G maintained his highly skilled and tenacious play. Josh Smillie moved up forward and took two courageous pack marks, one resulting in a goal. Another snap from Tommy and suddenly, we are only 10 Jumper Surname Name Jumper Surname Name points behind with 5 minutes to play. Albers Daniel Prest Samuel The rest of the quarter was a fierce contest with the ball rebounding between 50s….until Glen Di Conza Lachlan Quinn Lachlan Iris managed to soccer one through in the last minute. Dominko Max Rossimel William FINAL SCORE; PARK ORCHARDS 2.0.12 defeated by Glen Iris 4.6.30 Fortington Jack Smillie Josh GOALKICKERS; Josh S, Tommy 1 each Galstians Jake Smith Cooper Once again, we played a game that reflected positivity, commitment, respect and courage, but Galstians Joshua Stephens Joel just couldn’t quite match the depth and consistency of the opposition. Pleasingly, we started Holt Andrew Stumpf Gabriel the game well, which was one of our pre-game goals. This week, we play ladder leaders Kew. The ladder shows top v bottom. If they are expecting the result to reflect that, they will be sorely Hutchinson Flynn Tait William surprised. Gold division is a high standard, and no game is easy. Despite it looking like finals Kenny William Tymms Jacob are now out of reach, we will be continuing to tackle each game with the intent to reflect the Nitz Oliver Worthington Thomas Sharks’ spirit. We look forward to the challenge of this week’s game…. Thank you to Matt Tait for his coaching, Tymmsy for training, big Al for being runner, the Smith Park Orchards 2.0.12 def by Glen Iris 4.6.30 family for time keeping, Peter Jackson for escorting the umpire, Bevo for running the boundary, Dave for goal umpiring and the Holt-Oakes family for proving the snakes/oranges and doing B&F voting.. Having lost by less than a goal in our previous two outings, after slow starts, our pre-game focus was on matching the second placed Glen Iris with intensity in the first quarter. On a Thanks as always to Andrew D for his team managing. ground that had a quagmire in the centre, one of the keys was to play wide while nullifying the Thank you to all family and friends who made the long journey to inner city Glen Iris, and for small, nippy onballers of the opposition. supporting our boys with encouragement. While the score at quarter time was Glen iris 1.2.8 to our 0.0.0, we did have a quarter that showed it was going to be another close game. Andy Holt met the ball with ferocity running from Centre half back, Josh G was providing centre clearances while Coops was an absolute rock in defence, punching, spoiling and chasing down forwards. Flynn was playing a disciplined role as a loose back, and not only stopped attacks, Your Local but drove us forward. We were well and truly in the game. Volkswagen Dealer The second quarter was another one of matched intensity. Sammy and Dan took on the role of OBAN RD

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THE SHARK ATTACK 24 Edition 11, 2019 THE SHARK ATTACK 25 Edition 11, 2019 Kicked 2 sensational goals, one beautiful snap over the left shoulder and another tight one from the pocket. He also created a number of scoring opportunities for his Team mates. Super LOOKING effort. FOR SECOND Brady - Our Junk Yard Dog had a great game in the forward pocket. His pressure and body SPONSOR work helped Sam nail some of his goals. JYD was also reward for playing in front and almost kicked a clutch set shot, fantastic team game. Connor - Moved to Half Forward this week and played a super game. Was a marking target for us and fought hard to keep the ball in our fwd 50. Helped create 1 of Sam’s goals with some great play tight on the boundary line and was reward in the last quarter with one of his UNDER 13 BLACK: Coached by: Justin Cahill own goals after leading into space for a set shot. Max - Co Captain for the game, put on a clinic at CHF. In his 50th game was super physical at Jumper Surname Name Jumper Surname Name the ball and in the packs. Plenty of meters gained with his kicking and won his position hands Bastin Connor Mackay Max down for the day. Played the last quarter in the ruck and was awesome around the ground Bertram Kye Mahadeva Barathan giving us first use of the ball. Blake Adam Postill Oliver Oscar - Another awesome game, attacked the game, was at HFF and midfield and really put his head over the footy, so courageous. Won plenty of the ball and was creative with it. Helped Blaser Daniel Sedawie-McKell Layne transition the ball through the wings into our forward line. Bugler Oscar Sherriff Lachlan Bailey - Wow what a game. Was in everything playing on a wing, tackling, chasing, creating. Cahill Joshua Van Winckel Samuel He wore a bruising tackle, stood the mark, and then got up and on with it, earned a lot of Doherty Finn Vigo Adam respect from his team mates for that. Had an awesome final quarter, his positioning saw him intercept a number of kick ins to keep the ball in our forward 50 and took mark of the day Draeger Nathan Wallace Bailey almost on an opponents shoulders, then drilled a perfect pass to Connor for a goal. Jackson Ben Lever Raphael Georg - second game for the club was on the ball and at HBF. He was relentless, so hard in King Brady the contest, a few times he just ripped the ball out his opponents hands and just ran off with the footy. Quite a party trick. Set the tone in the last quarter with a crunching tackle and plenty of Park Orchards 6.8.44 def Glen Iris 4.4.28 inside 50’s for us. Bara - On the wing and on the ball. Gee, talk about taking the game on, has all the party tricks, After a disappointing loss last week we challenged they boys to prepare themselves as a Team sold a tonne of candy and was really tough in the clinches, took a few knocks and kept on for this weeks match. We trained better as a group and practised taking the game on through going. Had a super final term to help us storm home. the corridor to help with our transition. And guess what. It worked. Amazing what the right attitude (Team First) and right preparation does. Layne - Our Co Captain, played on the ball and HFF. Probably his best game for the season, a 4 quarter effort, put his body over the ball in a number of contests and took the game on We played Glen Iris at Domeny, a beautiful afternoon, sun was out, ground was dry, perfect through the corridor. Again really strong in the final quarter. conditions to take the game on. We had 17 players, so we knew we needed each player to put in 110%. It was a tight game and we were down by a goal at 3/4 time. It was a groundhog Josh - Another awesome game in the ruck. Won the contest against a much taller opponent. day type of feeling, we’ve been in this position the last 3 matches and it was about time we got Was great around the ground, was a marking target for us, used his body to protect the ball some reward for our efforts. But something felt different this time, there was more hunger, the and fire out handpasses to his team mates. Sold a beautiful piece of candy in the middle of the boys were prepared to say not today, we’re not giving up on this one. The boys stormed home ground to get another forward 50. in the final quarter 3 goals to 1 point to win the game convincingly. Ollie - Was great again, played through a foot injury, but set us up in the first half. Had mark So super proud of the result. All 17 boys played hard accountable footy for 4 quarters, we gave of the day until Bailey snatched it off him, taking a great pack mark. Was HBF for the 2nd half it to a Team that was expecting to leave the Shark tank with 4 easy points against the bottom and was a real general for us down back. Super game. team. Just goes to show what the right frame of mind does in competitive sports. Nathan - Just so dependable. Had a great game at CHB, reads the ball in the air so well, he There were some super efforts throughout the match, real stand and deliver stuff: just marks everything. His kick outs to advantage helped us get the ball into our forward line making it easy for our midfield. Can kick a footy a dead set country mile. asW tough in the Sam - KICKED 5 GOALS. Have not seen a display like that at FF since Gary Ablett Sr. 6 clinches as well. Kicks, 5 goals. Sam worked hard all day, stayed in front of his opponent and attacked the footy.

THE SHARK ATTACK 26 Edition 11, 2019 THE SHARK ATTACK 27 Edition 11, 2019 Kye - started at HBF and then went on the ball. Another great game, playing an intercept role at half back. Went for a few great runs and split the packs to get the ball forward for us. The opposition just could not get the ball past him, laid a few nice tackles also. A3 Keepsake Awards Finn - Another awesome game at half back, won plenty of his own footy, gained us a lot of meters on field. Went on the ball in the 3rd quarter and did really well, held his player quiet and won plenty of his own ball. His disposal has really improved the last few weeks. Shezza - Awesome in the back pocket. Was physical when he needed to be and chased and stayed with his player all game. Took a clutch mark in the final term. Glen Iris had just got the ball out of our forward line and were out and about to score, but Shezza got his positioning right and took an awesome intercept mark. Dan - The glue that held our defence together. Beat his player and ran off his opponent to help out team mates. Tackled hard and used his body to protect the footy. A great example on how to play team first footy. Adamo - last but not least. Played at full back and gave away about a foot in height to his opponent. Played a great game, was challenged early, but got on top after quarter time. His 3rd quarter was fantastic and loved his efforts in the dying seconds to ensure we did not give up a goal in junk time.

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THE SHARK ATTACK 28 Edition 11, 2019 THE SHARK ATTACK 29 Edition 11, 2019 and Mr Reliable, Oakesey we kept the opposition to only one goal. Killer Kilkenny had a day out on his wing and took multiple long runs with bounces and set up a number of forward entries. Awesome!! The 4th qtr we asked the boys to again lift and we would come away with a tough win. With Morcs playing well and creating space in the middle, Joel continually creating the run, our smaller guys really worked well together Tommy Rees, Seb, Zac, Fraser and Matty Parrott all made sure they were part of the game helping get that quick hand ball out when needed and stopping the opposition movements forward. Some great tackling by these guys that should not be underrated. In the end the level heads of Tige and Humey down back, Josh Baldori up UNDER 14 RED: Coached by: Nathan Tovey forward who in the end snagged a couple of goals in the last gave us a handy lead and we were able to come home with some good footy. A great second half by the boys who were tested in the first half and responded excellently. Well done boys!! Jumper Surname Name Jumper Surname Name Goals – Sonderhof 2, Smilie 1, Pollock 2, Broadbent 1, Baldori 2 Adama Acelin Morcom Tom Best - Kilkenny, Foxwell, Demps, JT, Pollock, Ace Baldori Joshua Oakes Bradley Broadbent David Parrott Matthew Dempsey James Pollock Oscar Foxwell Joel Rees Thomas Hume Bradley Ridley Tige Kilkenny Tobias Smith Zac King Fraser Sonderhof William Lee Sebastian Tovey Joshua

Park Orchards 8.6.54 def Greythorn Kew 4.14.38

On a great Sunday afternoon the boys travelled to Gordon Barnard Reserve to play Greythorn Kew who are bottom of the ladder. We wanted to make sure the boys were switched on as these are the ‘danger’ games that can quite easily slip past as a loss. With Tobias ‘Killer’ Kilkenny and Oscar ‘Polly’Pollock playing their 100th games each, our boys had plenty to play for!! The first qtr was away with a BANG as our General down forward Polly kicked the first goal of the game. What a start! A centre clearance down to Osc and we were away. The rest of the Oscar and Tobias 100 games and pre game chat first and second qtr we didn’t play our best. There were plenty of good signs although we just weren’t finishing the skills off. Dropped marks, kicks not hitting the targets & turn overs were giving the opposition the ball. With help again from Josh Smilie who kicked a goal as soon as he came on we were thank-full the opposition didn’t capitalise and we went into half time 1 pt down. With a small ‘rev’ up at half time we encouraged our boys to back their ability, our skill and just work harder and to the boys credit, they did! Demps took them on with 2 bounces through the middle, Sonders snagging a goal over his shoulder (great work as he was injured for most of the game, thanks Sonders). Osc kicked his second Davey Broadbent who again worked tirelessly across half forward got one as well. We swung JT onto the ball to add a little more toughness and drive, with Ace working really hard down back creating options with the handball

THE SHARK ATTACK 30 Edition 11, 2019 THE SHARK ATTACK 31 Edition 11, 2019 Final qtr. Big effort required. Blake who rucked tirelessly was so impressive. He rucked, marked, gathered ground balls & chased the ball forward for 80m at one point. By far his best SPONSOR game of the year. Beau O had a ripper game. He took contested marks & ran hard. Moved OPPORTUNITY FOR onto the ball in the final qtr, that didn’t change. Dan S continued to try hard making contests. Unfortunately injuries to Harry & Ben S robbed us of a bit of drive so we could make the THIS TEAM impression on the scoreboard needed. We ended the game 33 points in arrears but as with every week we never gave in. We again showed real signs of improvement & endeavour. Some different boys put their hands up today & there were plenty of positives. UNDER 14 BLACK: Coached by: Rob Clark Beau O was fantastic all over the ground. Brodie lead from the front with his intercept marking, spoils & hard ball gets. Blake was a bull in the ruck & following around the ground. Robbie is Jumper Surname Name Jumper Surname Name elusive & a real goal sneak. Rhys was great around the ground & a real break-out game is just around the corner. Ben W with his pace is a real threat. Bo B is starting to understand the skill 2 Warne Liam 25 Maynes Brodie he has & is really getting to the contests. His work in the backline over the past 2 weeks has 3 Leaumont Jacob 26 Prunty Harrison really showed he is a good footballer. 4 Ramage Lucas 28 Sette Ben We really deserve a win in the last 3 weeks boys. Keep the endeavour & spirit up. 11 Clark Mitch 30 Box Sam GO SHARKS!!! 13 D’Alberto James 34 Breen Bo Captain: Brodie 14 Osborne Beau 35 Keane Blake Goal Kickers: Robbie (2), Mitch 17 Evangelista Remi 36 Jones Rhys Best players: Beua O, Blake, Brodie, Sam, Ben S, Rhys, Ben W, Robbie 19 Smith Daniel 37 White Daniel 20 Waddy Ben 38 Lynch Oscar 24 Paciocco Robbie Park Orchards 3.7.25 def by Balwyn 9.4.58

We had a great day for footy at the Shark Tank. Brodie won the toss as captain for the day & we implored the boys to take on the game right from the first bounce. And we did. Blake absolutely dominated the ruck contest, Harry crumbing the tap & sending it long into our forward line. In the first 5 minutes we had goals from Robbie & Mitch on the board. Balwyn hit back with 2 of their own but we maintained our rage, Mitch unlucky not to have a second but a magnificant snap from Robbie put us a goal up at qtr time. Special mention to the back line. Brodie & Jacob fearlessly attacking the ball. Bo B & Jack harassing their opponents. Beau O & Sam intercepting the ball brilliantly. The second qtr Balwyn managed to get on top & we couldn’t get it through the big sticks. Dan S was trying his guts out but with Dan W going down with a back injury, we lost our big focal point. Ben W was showing real dash & Lucas was getting his hands to the ball across his wing. Ben S came into the center and made a real difference. At half time we were 10 points down. We needed goals in the 3rd qtr. Remi was a threat in the forward line & Liam was great at exerting pressure in our forward line. Rhys has continued to play good footy & took the game on, just missing a goal close to 3 qtr time. But by the time the siren went we were 21 points down.

THE SHARK ATTACK 32 Edition 11, 2019 THE SHARK ATTACK 33 Edition 11, 2019 Zac started to look more dangerous up forward but we did not finish off well enough leaving the boys around 3 goals down at ¾ time. We challenged the boys again to hold the first 5 minutes as they will come out hard then get the momentum our way with our pressure and our kicking game and that we did. QTR 4 The last quarter was all Sharks with Cooper a brickwall down back, Tom and Ben Parrett playing our way with great pressure and chasing not allowing Kew to run. Lachie laid some great tackles up forward which was a highlight while Liam in his customary role across half back was as solid as always. Brodie moved down back which helped us steady. With some luck UNDER 15 RED: Coached by: Glen Mason and better conversion we could have stolen the game as we had all the momentum, however, losing by 10 points with 4 players missing and down by 5 goals at half time gives the boys the Jumper Surname Name Jumper Surname Name belief but we need to play 4 quarters in order to beat the top side. Appleby Rhonan McLeod Zachary The boys got a lot out of the game! D'souza Shannon Morgan Jeshua Great second half boys! Dickenson Ryan Postma Lachlan Goal Kickers: Noah Taylor 2, Rhōnan Appleby, Ghostie, Tymmsy and Maca all 1 each Dickson Kane Smeed Ryan Dimauro Angelo Taylor Noah Duffy Ben Trembath Cooper Knight Brodie Trembath Jake Li Kevin Tymms Isaac Macrokanis Alexander Watts Liam Mason James

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QTR 1 Playing the top side and the boys second on the ladder was proving to be a game very important coming into finals. Missing Dicko, Jake and Kane which is part of the midfield group was going to be a further challenge. We also missed Kevin who kicked 3 goals the week before! Having the aid of the breeze was a good start but that is where it finished with our boys outplayed most of the quarter and only starting to get some momentum late in the first quarter. Robbo was a presence up forward competing giving off a goal to Rhonan but other than that going into the break a couple of goals down was not ideal. QTR 2 This quarter was all about our lack of effort and pressure with too many bystanders and leaving it up to Corey, Shannon, Ghostie, Maca and Ben Duffy to take the game up to Kew. QTR 3 After half time we moved Tymmsy into the middle and he had an immediate impact with repeat efforts out of the middle, while James started to get on top in the ruck and around the ground. Jesh started to win more of the ball through the middle while our overall structure improved with us outnumbering at the contest and not allowing Kew to use handball and spread. Noah and

THE SHARK ATTACK 34 Edition 11, 2019 THE SHARK ATTACK 35 Edition 11, 2019 was finished brilliantly by Bailey McMahon with a dribbler from a tight angle. Our midfield had tightened up on their opponents and our back six continued to battle against multiple entries and by the end of the quarter we went into half time down 6.7 to 5.1. The third quarter performance from the boys was fantastic. Our back six and in particular Brock Pellinger-Riley, Joseph Blaser and Brayden Scott were doing a great job down bac. We continually repelled the Bundoora repeat forward entries with a real tenacity and focus on making every contest and closing the game up. By the end of the quarter the only score was a Bundoora behind with the score at the final break 6.8 to 5.1. We felt we were in with a real chance to take the four points although the weather had changed COLTS BLACK: Coached by: Nick Kouteris noticeably and the breeze had disappeared. Bundoora managed to get the jump early in the last quarter with a few quick goals to extend their lead and although the boys battled well, we Jumper Surname Name Jumper Surname Name were overrun by their midfield and they ran out 32 point winners.The margin was not reflective of the performance and the Bundoora coach was so impressed with our game that he asked to Cormack Luke Pellinger-Riley Brock address the boys post game about oir good performance. Draffin Tobey Blaser Joseph We’re all really pleased with the efforts of all players and look forward to the opportunity of Harrisson Ben Kelly Lochlan getting back on the winners list against Ashburton this week. Jury Lachlan Fasan William Goal kickers: R Saxone, B Harrisson, O Halls, B Nitz, B McMahon Kouteris Charlie Hardacre Liam Best players: B, Scott, B Pellinger-Riley, A Markic-Smith, O Halls, L Jury, L Cormack, J McMahon Bailey Di Simone Sebastian Blaser, C Skien, B McIntyre-Wilson Phillips Edward Parrott Lachlan Scott Brayden Mcintyre-Wilson Billy Skien Cayden Markic-Smith Adam Choveaux Timothy Appleby Mason Haas Jordan Halls Oscar Reuben Saxone Hood Aden

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Round 11 had us facing the top of the ladder Bundoora away at Telfer Reserve in windy conditions, with Adam Markic-Smith leading the team as captain. We started the first quarter kicking into a stiff breeze and our defence was under immediate pressure as the Bundoora midfield quickly gained control and scored the first few goals.The back six however did a great job of limiting the scoring opportunities, rebounding out of defence on numerous occasions with some great run and carry and switching the ball back inside. Our first goal was an awesome passage of play with Adam getting the ball out of the backline to Ed Phillips, who kicked it forward to Cayden Skien who ran around an opponent and kicked to Brock Nitz, who marked and jumped and handballed to Ben Harrisson who streamed towards goal and kicked truly. By the end of the first quarter we were down 3.5 to 1.1 but well in the game. With the breeze in the second quarter we started well kicking a few quick goals, with Oscar Halls the recipient of some terrific forward pressure. Reuben Saxone was rewarded for a great tackle and kicked truly, and there was excellent link up play between Cads and Adam, that

THE SHARK ATTACK 36 Edition 11, 2019 THE SHARK ATTACK 37 Edition 11, 2019 all the years training seem to click in droves. Scoreboard was a result of that hard work and mid-field presented opportunities for the forwards, and the backline stopped all forward attacks. Hump was intercepting, the Hartnett’s attack was intense, and Henry was killing any air balls. This time Macca had a field day with 3, Foxy snuck in anothery, and Newts kicked true for a major. That play will win a flag, because no opposition can take that constant pressure on the footy, and perceived pressure, and the work rate was through the roof. COLTS RED: Coached by: Glenn Archer Last quarter and the Sharks had the scent of blood, and the foot was planted firmly on the jugular. Nick Smith had the pill on a string as Glen Iris panicked under the pressure to just try Jumper Surname Name Jumper Surname Name and get it out of our Chaos zone of the forward line and the threat of repeated entry after entry Hartnet Jack Archer Jackson saw Bobby getting multiple possessions with a great use of positioning and not following his direct opponent into the crowded forward line. But when he got it, he found an open player Thorn Thomas Conlan Jack every time. Wallis Matthew Cullen Jack Rossimel Jack Gill Ben Old man “school shoes” Hickey was the benefactor with his second and then third fort the day, Jacko worked hard all day and was rewarded in the last with one and Wally had a chance and Sonderhof Thomas Hartnett Max took it to add to the scoreboard. Foxwell Owen Hickey Declan Faulkner Matthew Leonard Jake The unsung heroes are again the ones doing a great job around the contest and Tom Brown Jesse Newton William Sonderhof, Jesse Brown and Matty Faulkner were brilliant at ground level and with ball in hand. Ameer Henry Ryan Zach Special mention to Andrew Spiteri who covered about 20 metres in a new world record time for Smith Nicholas Spiteri McLaren smooth looking smokers over 45 with a dash away from play on the wing right in front of the Linkin Samuel coaches’ box and had the crowd in hysterics. I would pay good money to have that on film, and sorry to anyone that missed it. Sharks 15.15.105 def Glen Iris 4.2.26 Welcome back also after a long spell with a broken arm to Lachy Crane who showed finesse and great ball use over the game, and started to get some game time leading into the finals, Well Foxy said he wanted to start with a bang, and that he did with goals in the first minute, where we are sure he will continue using the options well. the third minute, and the 12th and 19th minutes. BANG!!!!!!!!! That’s a start. Old man Hickey Final score: - Sharks chimed in with one and the good guys were up at the first change a lazy 5 to zip. (Mighty. Red, white and Black) 15.15.105 to Glen Iris 4.2.26 A lot of it came about with the team following the rules that they have been taught and the plays that are instilled ta training. Notably the midfield had a cracker up their butts and was working hard, the ball was coming back into the corridor, being moved quickly and efficiently by foot, the back-line was shutting down the opposition forward push, rolling up and interacting with the footy before it went into the chaos zone and teat created opportunity for the forwards to get open into uncongested areas for scoring shots, CHAMPAGNE FOOTBALL Then, the second quarter and the proverbial wheels fell off, and the team had mentally switched off from the job at hand. The opposition was no better, but the lads from #Orch19 had mentally flipped a switch, and no amount of off field banter by coaches, or teammates can help when the Titanic had struck the iceberg. Glug, glug, glug. Pressure, non-existent, work rate low and intensity was in the morgue. Buckets got one for his troubles, but not too many notable forward entries and the back six had to earn their keep as the entries were thick and fast all quarter, but persistent endeavours probably saved the day. 1/2 time and this time the coaching group administered the metaphorical kick in the arse and the third was a premiership quarter that saw the coaches requested answered in spades and

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Round 11 led us to our last home game at Domeney Reserve for the season. Glen Iris have been playing some good football in the lead up and were ahead of us on the ladder, as jostling for top four positions became critical for any team with finals aspirations. eW knew this was going to be a difficult game but one that we went into with confidence having knocked fof Ivanhoe the week prior. The weather was good for football, slight breeze, cool but sunny with a relatively dry firm ground. We were missing three more players this week with Jaide still on leave, Sienna S unavailable and Grace B out injured. This left us with one rotation, with players getting good playing time. Our captains for the week were Mia Spencer Jones and Charlotte Peterson who were rewarded for not only their playing efforts but also their training standards and leadership skills. Their pre-game speeches in the rooms were terrific and taken on board by all players as we headed out to tackle Glen Iris. The girls were asked to switch on from the start and that they did. We jumped out of the blocks winning early possessions in the midfield through the likes of Mia SJ, Scarlett, Charlotte P and Allie. All four girls in the middle were fierce at the contest and relentless at pushing the ball

THE SHARK ATTACK 40 Edition 11, 2019 THE SHARK ATTACK 41 Edition 11, 2019 forward to give our forwards an opportunity to score. Scoring wasn’t an issue in the first half. We kicked five goals with two of them coming from Charlotte K who was on fire. Allie, Mia SJ & Tia all chipped in to contribute to our scoring. They were well supported by our other forwards in Zara, Sienna P, Charlise, Bonnie and Bianca. Our backline continued to dominate holding Glen Iris scoreless to half time. Tia, Indi, Mia B, Willow and Grace Dawson all combined well to repel the opposition at every opportunity. After half time some of our backline moved forward and vice versa. Ella Saunders moved into the ruck and Mia Bosna moved into the midfield, with both girls performing their roles well. The performance of Ava was a highlight as she racked up the possessions with her strong attack at the footy, she ran and chased, winning numerous hard ball gets. Ava went on to win the opposition medal in a great display. Well done Ava on this performance and the progress you are making with your football. The second half was an even contest with Glen Iris scoring an early goal in the third quarter then not scoring another goal for the rest of the game. We lost momentum in the last half but fortunately all the hard work was done in the first half. It was really pleasing to see an even team effort. We have plenty to work on in the remaining three home and away games. Having won six of our last seven games is testament to the girls attitudes and hunger to win. There is nothing better than getting the chance to sing our song again arm in arm in in our own clubrooms. We now are on the road, away for our last three games and face some teams who will be desperate to play finals football. eW now need to step up and finish off the season well. Again, well done on another win and on your continued efforts.

Go SHARKS! Captains: Mia Spencer Jones & Charlotte Peterson Goal Kickers: Charlotte Keaney 2, Allie, Mia SJ, Tia Opposition Medal: Ava Clowes ‘Drink Award’: Willow Harvey McDonalds Awards: Charlotte K & Sienna P Best Players: Team effort for sure.

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THE SHARK ATTACK 44 Edition 11, 2019 THE SHARK ATTACK 45 Edition 11, 2019 Seriously, training drills don’t get as good as this!!! St Marys moved the ball forward in the next play, but 2 consecutive highlights from the backline followed with Courtney’s deceptive violin handball to Taliah who took off that fast with the ball and did some kind of ‘hot shoe shuffle’ that had everyone beat! With the defensive pressure by the Sharks as good as we’ve seen and tackling in groups of 2 onto 1, the momentum was building for us to kick another goal. With the ball in the forward line, the opportunistic Sophie released a great handball to Zoe who passed to Lauren for our 2nd goal. By the time Heath said, “the girls are on fire”, we were off again. The next passage of play involved Taliah, Petra winning the contest against 2 players, great passing by Jorja to GIRLS UNDER 16 RED: Coached by: Tim Livingstone Sophie and amazing tackle by Kristen. Nat took off with the ball in the forward flank, driving her legs weaving through traffic for a long kick at goal. Unfortunately, the kick was off line, but miraculously bounced backwards in front of the point post, snatched out of air by the Jumper Name Jumper Name running Sophie to slot through our 3rd goal. The backline held their own attacking the ball and 2 Kristen Bertoldi 14 Jade Hutchinson opposition, setting up the midfield and forward line. Sophie was on fire this quarter and after winning the ball in the contest, snapped the ball over her shoulder to Zoe D who took a brilliant 18 Courtney Murray 16 Natalie Broadbent 1 on 1 overhead mark in front of goal and converted for our 4th goal. Lana attacked the ball 4 Jorja Livingstone 20 Chelsea Dunoon with ferocity smothering another kick (No#2) Mia was incredibly unlucky hitting the inside of the post from two acute boundary line shots. Chelsea was back to her best, taking a great mark in 5 Chloe Lee 22 Lauren Knowles the middle and as for Kristen, you could have sworn their were 2 of her on the ground as she 6 Alannah Boell 23 Jasmine Taylor was everywhere! The unrelentless defensive pressure from the Sharks was incredible. And with 9 Mia McAuliffe 17 Taliah Cameron one of the best passages of never die football, involved Dakota winning the contest and kicking the ball into the forward line, Mia won the contested ball on the ground, released it to Sophie, 10 Matilda Rae 32 Petra Edwards then to Tilly for a sneaky little toe poke kick to Zoe who kicked her 2nd goal and our 5th for the 11 Sophie Harvie 12 Flynn Peters Quarter. Without doubt, the best 1st Quarter of football so far Reds and better still we held St 15 Zoe Douglas 26 Dakota Hoen Mary’s scoreless! Sharks 5.3.33 to St Marys 0.0.0

Park Orchards 9.8.62 def St Marys 2.3.15

On the 19th July at 6.52pm, Katrina delivered a fantastic email advising our game had been moved to Binnak Park. By all accounts this ground seemed to be double the size which would suit the Reds running game and with fingers crossed the weather gods would look after us as we anticipated an exceptional football game against our arch rivals. After a cracking warmup session ( although the grass was a little too long for some players (Note- Heath to bring lawnmower next time), Tim sat with the girls in the change rooms in what looked like the ‘Circle of Trust’ and captivated the girls with a D&M of why we play the game and a review by each player of their teammates strengths. It was overwhelming to hear the players thoughts of what their teammates bring to the Reds Team and whilst it didn’t have the normal coach gusto to get the Reds going prior to the game, the process was a master stroke as the Reds opened the game playing their best 1st Quarter of football this season! WARNING- This quarter was full of highlights, so a little longer than most Match reports...sorry, but dam it was exciting! OK, back to the report; Thank god for Video footage, because the 1st goal only took 40 seconds from the first ball up! Although Lana just lost the ruck contest to a player much taller than her, her 2nd effort to smother (No#1) the ball and kick it to Kristen who took a brilliant 1 on 1 mark was sensational. Jorja speared the ball to Tilly, who marked and went back to kick our 1st goal for the game! Tilly fires off the handball

THE SHARK ATTACK 46 Edition 11, 2019 THE SHARK ATTACK 47 Edition 11, 2019 Phew… now the 2nd Quarter Zoe won the ruck and Lana smothered another kick (No#3, but who’s counting?) Jazzy continued to get in the thick of it and ripped a cracking violin handball to Lana, then onto to Kristen who took on 2 players and delivered a lovely 4m handball on her opposite hand to Tilly, to Taliah and then back to Kristen to set up Mia for our 1st goal of the 2nd Quarter- what a start! Courtney continued to impose her physicality with another bone crunching tackle and when Chloe Lee ran backwards at full pelt to take a super courageous mark, we knew the Sharks confidence was up. The remainder of the quarter was tough and we managed only another 3 points in this 2nd Quarter, whilst St Mary’s managed 1 behind. The 2nd Quarter ended, Sharks, 6.6.42 to St Marys, 0.1.01.

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The game ended Sharks 9.8.62 defeating St Marys 2.3 15

Another great delivery from Paris Taliah dashes out of defence We knew St Marys would come out firing with some elite players in their team not liking the scoreboard. Fortunately, the 3rd Quarter started with Petra dominating across centre half back, taking 2 brilliant overhead marks, running and kicking long into the forward line. Lana smothered another kick that would have landed in their forward line (No#4 for the game- but who’s counting?) and Mia followed suit with a great smother. Lauren kicked another great goal thanks to some great play by Sophie and Mia. St Marys certainly upped their offensive pressure with long accurate kicks and great marking. The Sharks defence led by Flynn, Chloe, Chelsea and Nat did an incredible job stopping many forward plays from a very persistent St Marys. Unfortunately, they kicked 2 goals in this quarter, but it could have been many more!

The 3rd Quarter ended Sharks 7.749 to St Marys 2.3.15. The Final Quarter was going to be a ripper with St Marys sniffing a possible comeback Congratulations Reds - outstanding game! following on from their 2 consecutive goals at the end of the last quarter. The Sharks knew they had to come out prepared. St Marys got off to what they thought was their 3rd consecutive Captain: Jorja goal, with admittedly a brilliant long kick at goal from just inside 50m. The premature Vice Captain- Lana celebrations by the coaching staff of St Marys was cut short with Lana taking a great mark right on the goal line. Our defensive pressure, teamwork, run and carry and 2nd efforts contributed Deputy Vice Captain- Jasmine to Tilly and Lauren kicking 2 more goals for the Sharks to finish the game. Although we kicked Goals: Lauren 3, Zoe 2, Tilly 2, Sophie, Mia, many goals, the defenders in Flynn, Chelsea, Dakota, Courtney, Taliah and Petra were sensational, holding St Marys scoreless in the last quarter. Best players: Dakota, Lana, Taliah, Jorja, Mia, Jazz, Petra, Chloe, Flynn, Courtney, Zoe, Kristen, Tilly

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