Round 1 | Wrap up | Shark Attack – Presidents Letter Myself Thanks, Rather Than Contacting the League

Park Orchards North Ringwood Parish Junior Football Club

Edition 2, 2018 Sunday 29 April, 2018

Under 9s with their buddies.

Under 15 Girls. Darcy Noonan and Grace Allen form Under 9. www.sharksjfc.org.au Round 1 | Wrap Up | Shark Attack – Presidents Letter myself thanks, rather than contacting the League. All contact must be conducted via the correct channels. Hi All Sharks, SharKwiz- Trivia Night Round 2 Saturday 2nd June is fast approaching. SharKwiz 2017 will be held at Domeney Reserve. How much difference a week makes, Round 1 in pelting sideways rain and Round 2 we needed the sunscreen!! This is our club’s primary fund raising event for the year; it is an informal evening and a great opportunity to get to know other Sharks parents, whilst having a laugh!! At others and Once again, there were some lopsided results. Unfortunately, one of our younger sides had ourselves. a bye due to another Club’s team folding. This can happen over the rst few weeks. Most Clubs are experiencing a drop in player numbers this year. We are no different. Though, I The SharKwiz organising committee of the U12’s are seeking sponsorships & auction items. A think we are luckier than most with approximately 500 registered players in 24 teams. This yer explaining these opportunities will be out this week. Whereby all are requested to assist in does mean that some teams are thin on numbers, around 17 or 18 players. The Sharks pride obtaining prizes/auction items whatever they may be. themselves on participation and where possible would rather 2 teams than 1 super team. This Thanks to Dave Philipsen for coordinating the Quiz and coming up with the most wonderfully allows all players more game time. Registrations are still occurring on a daily basis, if you have (read infuriating) easy questions to answer? I’ll try to get a few correct this year!! a friend who may want to play, get them down to training, For ease of booking, an online system via Team App is available. Tickets can be purchased Conversely, it also means some teams need top up players from the younger teams. Please, for $25.00 each. Please organise a table for your team and work out who is to bring what food may I ask, if you need to top up please do so via the correct channels. We require the Team etc. and BYO drinks. Information on “how to” will be forthcoming in the next few days via Manager or Coach to make contact with the corresponding Team Manager where the players your Team Managers. are being sourced from. This allows for correct recording of games played and reduces the likelihood of a younger player being stuck in a higher age group if they play too many games. For further information please contact Nina Foxwell 0409 564 724 or [email protected] From U8’s upwards, new club members & nal year players, I’m very proud of you all and how, on behalf of your Club, you’ve conducted yourselves over this round. The passion of the rst Kinglake Donation two rounds was fantastic whilst displayed in a controlled manner. The Majority of our club know we support our cousins at Kinglake in their rebuild after the Also, thanks to all parents for their involvement in duties performed & support whilst in a devastating res of 2009. With a loss of 173 people and over 2,000 homes raised in these respected but enthusiastic manner during all games. It really is appreciated. “Black Saturday” res, the PONRPJFC has attended events each years to help raise funds for this community. From ashes the local “heart” of the Kinglake has now been beating for a It was marvellous to see all our teams show respect for this ANZAC Round. To see the unity number of years. No football or netball teams to NOW senior and junior teams competing on of our teams, arm in arm during the reading of the ANZAC Ode and the minutes silence was a weekly basis. Kinglake and the Sharks are joined together in spirit, community passion and easily take in their stride. To show support in memory of those who gave their lives so that we the Aussie tradition of ‘giving it a go’ in a united manner. could partake freely in the past-times we enjoy, such as football, was a true show of unity and strength by our club. Accordingly, on behalf of the committee, I call all Sharks to pledge a minimum of $5.00 per player, this Round to underwrite the Kinglake season, A tank of petrol would have cost more Thank you young and old, players, parents and support for being a part of this day of than $20.00 to get up there, so if you can afford it, then please give generously. All team remembrance. managers will be collecting during Rounds 3 and 4 from all players’ parents. YJFL Grading Process Weekly Sponsor Over the rst four rounds the YJFL conduct grading of our U11 Teams upwards. Club Ringwood and Club Kilsyth are hosting “High Tea” for families on the Saturday 12th prior This is via historical information from last year through to match results occurring during this to Mother’s Day. A great opportunity to get together the day before in a relaxed manner rather time. than rushing around everywhere on Sunday. See yer attached. On assessment of the Grading period, teams can be moved up or down a division. Also, attached is a separate voucher, for all Sharks families to buy a meal and receive the second for FREE. Get on board and take advantage of these special deals from one of our Whilst the Club has no in uence over the League’s decision. Our Director of Football is in major sponsors during May. constant contact during this time. Each year some decisions are made by the YJFL that are hard to discern & understand for teams, but are also hard to change once implemented by Mother’s Day them. Round 5 As mentioned last week, this can create some angst among our membership. Therefore please Our annual breast cancer Awareness fund raiser occurs on Mothers’ Day. Started by one of familiarise yourself with the YJFL By Laws-Schedule A- via the webpage under the Policies our mums, Amanda, a few years ago, we are seeking a gold coin donation on the day from all tab. If you have any questions please direct them to Mark Leonard, Director of Football, or players and parents. All Team Managers (at Home or playing Away) will collect donations and

THE SHARK ATTACK 2 Edition 2, 2018 THE SHARK ATTACK 3 Edition 2, 2018 raf e tickets will be handed out for each collection. One of our main sponsors “warren Glen Centre ‘are kindly donating prizes for the day. These will be drawn once all raf e butts are returned for the draw Our Auskickers will play at Domeney for Friday night from 5.00pm, then our U8’s and U9’s at Present & Redeem at 6.30pm. The Colts will be in attendance to cook up a storm on the BBQs. Now, I must remind mums that no alcohol is allowed during the games, however I did spot the odd sly champers before and after at last year’s event. Good on you mums, celebrate the occasion and enjoy a sleep in on Sunday if you can. Come on Dad’s, make sure all the support roles are conducted by yourselves on this evening. Summary Sponsors are still requested to assist our great club. Please contact Sue Smith, see website for details. Next year will see availability for roles on Committee, please consider if you could volunteer for any area to be lled. These cover Team Managers Coordinator and Events Coordinator. As always, happy to take calls or meet up face to face if you have any queries. Wishing all the Best for Round 3. Enjoy & Go Sharks! Ritchie Appleby - President of the Sharks Your Local Community Clubs Park Orchards North Ringwood Parish Junior Football Club 0408 367 444 “Support the Clubs which support The Sharks” Membership 5 Years $35 | 3 Years $25 | 1 Year $10 Bistro | Open 7 Days - Lunch & Dinner Live Music & Entertainment | Functions & Events | Lounge & Café 100% clubkilsyth.com.au || clubringwood.com.au of Profits Back to the All Welcome Community Newly Refurbished - Come & See!

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DL Flyers 17.indd 8 20/03/2018 1:52:46 PM UNDER 8 RED UNDER 8 BLACK COACH: Micheal Parker COACH: Chris McGinty SPONSORED BY: SPONSORED BY: DentalArt Dental Art Krueger Projects www.kruegerprojects.com.au Park Orchards v Canterbury Colts The Grand Hotel Warrandyte 9844 3202 Round 2 of the 2018 Shark feeding season found our Under 8 Boys Red at Canterbury Park East facing off against the Canterbury Colts. Before the siren had sounded there was some Park Orchards v Doncaster push and shove amongst our Buddy Franklins and Alex Rance counterparts. Once the whistle was blown, it was on for young and... young. Throughout the game there were some excellent skills shown by both sides with the ‘Colts’ kicking a few rst half goals to have them up and about at the main break. The gam of young sharks got a fair old Ron Barassi wind up (without the French) during the change and came out in the 3rd term a completely new team. Their kicking, handballing, marking were something special. The standout through the second half was the comradery and spirit in which the game was UNDER 8 BLACK Squad Members played. After every goal and laid tackle the boys congratulated and helped each other. It was great to see and going from what the boys had to say after the game they only went down Jumper Surname Name Jumper Surname Name by a couple of points. The vibe around the group was awesome. Here’s hoping this kind of sensational team spirit can build throughout our year.

UNDER 8 RED Squad Members

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THE SHARK ATTACK 7 Edition 2, 2018 THE SHARK ATTACK 8 Edition 2, 2018 UNDER 9 RED UNDER 9 RED Squad Members COACH: Damien Noonan Jumper Surname Name Jumper Surname Name SPONSORED BY: 1 Duffy Patrick 12 Nicholls Julian CLUB RINGWOOD Ritchie Appleby: 9879 8733 2 Hales Ben 14 Wachter Kai 4 Radle Ryan 19 Walsh Liam Park Orchards v Whitehorse Colts 5 Fortington James 23 Nicholls Ben

PMS 7546 Big week for the kids starting Friday night with all the U9 buddies coming down and joining 6 Davis Elliot 24 James Henry in training, a few nervous you boys at the start but once we got into it everyone had great fun, highlights of the night was the tackling drill with the U9 trying to take down the colts and 7 Robertson Thomas 28 Inglese Will the colts giving a bit back. At the end of the night the set the colts up standing shoulder to 8 Noonan Xavier 39 Noonan Darcy shoulder in a circle all facing out, you could see all the boys looking and thinking what we are 9 Hales Angus 52 Lanza Oliver doing now. The U9 all lined up outside in a big circle. Then on the count of 3 the U9’s started bombing balls into the Colts, it was very funny to watch with the boys taking it well. It was a great night and well down to the club for organising it especially Michael Choveaux. Turning our attention to Sunday morning everyone eager to get underway on a ne morning, Julian a great game slotting one from the pocket on the left, no fancy Joe Daniher stuff, old rst we showed our respects to the ANZACS, Darcy Noonan welcoming everyone to the club school drop punt straight through the middle, even the ump cheered (Dad). and Grace Allen reading the Ode. Both did a fantastic job in front of so many people. Same pocket but right foot Thomas a special banana bender through the big sticks that had Pat Duffy assumed the captaincy duties and put in an awesome effort all day, expect nothing the crowd cheering again. less from Patty he always has a crack and give it his all. Ben H, Elliot, Will, Liam, Angus & Ryan are all gaining con dence every game and form a The rst Quarter was a struggle with both sides getting their fair share of the ball, the mid eld strong part of the team rst mentality, they all contribute every week and nothing changed battled hard to get the ball forward but our use was not at our usual standard, mainly to again with all 6 displaying the ANZAC spirit. do with the pressure from our opposition and with us just bombing the ball played into the Ben H running hard to give options, Will always looking to handball to a teammate, Elliot oppositions hands. The back line worked especially hard early to repel Whitehorse and kept tough in close and never worried about putting his body over the ball, Ryan chasing down a them goal less. The forwards managed to get one on the board late in the quarter. loose ball in the last with determination and then looking to give it to advantage, Angus with After a quick chat at 1/4 time about quick hands out of the pack, looking for each other and his energy around the ground encouraging his team mates. Liam either somehow getting out moving the ball quickly the boys took control of the game, we started to run and link up again, on his own or in the pack always does what is needed and again didn’t disappoint. spread and look to kick to someone moving into the space. Whitehorse battled hard and had Kai and Oliver either giving our mid elders a target up forwards or taking a telling mark in many chances to get the ball forward, Xavier either in the mid eld or defence continually cut defence are ever reliable and when they got their chance in the mid eld, Oliver providing drive off the ball with pace and sure ball handling hitting targets, Ben.N was dominant in the air and and Kai working hard in and under. also took control in the mid eld. What was most pleasing is the boys are sharing the ball and the voice on the ground was The third quarter Whitehorse came out and gave it a red hot go, yet again the boys were up fantastic. to the challenge and keeping Whitehorse under pressure by tackling and harassing them relentlessly. When we got control of the ball the boys through quick hands moved the ball out Well done boys keep it up. into the clear and started to hit targets. Key to moving the ball is movement of players around Awards Darcy Noonan, Thomas Robertson the ground to make it hard for the opposition to man up and also create space for your team mates. Henry did this well and even though he didn’t get the ball his multiple leads across the ground made it easier for his teammates to move the ball through the mid eld quickly. Going onto last quarter our goal was to try and share and move the ball by linking up and getting it to someone in a better position. Darcy nished a great game taking control of the mid eld and bringing his teammates into the game with un-sel sh play. He and Ryan giving the old 1, 2. Darcy taking some overhead one grab marks putting his stamp on a ne game. James’s second quarter was again impressive with his evasion and speed. James did a great team thing in the last and gave is mate the opportunity to get a quarter up forward after being late and missing the start of the game James swapped with Elliot and played in the back line. THE SHARK ATTACK 9 Edition 2, 2018 THE SHARK ATTACK 10 Edition 2, 2018 UNDER 9 BLACK UNDER 9 BLACK Squad Members COACH: Sam Phelan Jumper Surname Name Jumper Surname Name SPONSORED BY: Jellis Craig Doncaster Dallas Taylor / Daniel Broadbent: 8841 4888 Park Orchards v Bulleen-Templestowe

After last week’s sleeting rain, we were happy to be presented with ne conditions, perfect for playing footy this week. The day was made even more special through honouring our diggers as part of ANZAC Day with all four teams linking arms and Grace Allen delivery a great ANZAC Ode. We also found ourselves in the unfamiliar position of having a bench after getting another registration, so welcome to the Shark Casey Prichard who had a great rst game and was keen to get involved from the rst bounce. Playing Bulleen-Templestowe we started the game of a little slow but found a good pace pretty quickly and had the ball spend good time at both ends of the ground. Our back 5 worked well together with the 2 Archie’s getting amongst everything, Charlie W continuing his great start from last week and Joel brining his trademark attack on the play whilst also supporting his mate Casey in his rst game. The second quarter saw the tempo go up a bit and put our back under pressure, but they stood up beautifully, led by the captain for the day Luca who was reading the play well and bringing his team into the game and particularly his sister Charli. Patrick continued to improve his game and Grace performed the smother of the day with some great defence and combined well with Lucas to get us out of trouble. The second quarter also saw Hudson score his rst goal for the Sharks, so congratulation Hudson and we look forward too many more. We started to hit our strides nicely into the nal 2 quarters with Coby in for his rst game and picking up where he left off, continuing to keep moving the ball forward. The 3rd quarter saw Jack continuing to attack the footy and being rewarded for his efforts with plenty of the ball, great to see from only his second game. We ran the game out well, with Alex, Arlo & Max all having really steady games and going in hard and hunting the ball. A special shout out to Alex & Max who put their hands up to support our opposition who were 1 player short, great to return the favour after many other teams have help us out in the past, so great sportsmanship boys. Captain: Luca Phelan

THE SHARK ATTACK 11 Edition 2, 2018 THE SHARK ATTACK 12 Edition 2, 2018 UNDER 10 RED UNDER 10 RED Squad Members COACH: Arthur Antonellas Jumper Surname Name Jumper Surname Name SPONSORED BY: 1 Antonellos Zac 19 Hume Riley Dynamic Retail Solutions www.dynamicretail.com.au 2 Italiano Gabriel 20 Hulbert Oscar 3 Nielsen Daniel 22 Innes Beau Pneutech 1300 879 613 4 Smith Ned 29 Di Donato Isaac 5 Strik Harry 35 De Rooden Albert Canterbury 4 6 30 def Park Orchards 4 4 28 6 Elliott Tom 37 Fortington William 7 Prest Joshua 40 Hattwich Felix 8 Bryant Tom 42 Fry Harvey The boys woke up to a beautiful Sunday morning and headed to their rst home game for the 10 Mcleod Samuel 43 Ross Logan season at Stintons Reserve. 16 Motteram Lachlan 44 Stephens Zane Captain Harvey Fry read our the team rules in a spirited fashion and asked his team mates for 17 Knight Kai 47 Torner William a special effort. 18 Bettiol Joshua 48 Farrell Nate On the ground Steve Fry welcomed everyone and read out the Ode. With the boys arm in arm you could tell something special was brewing. The bounce of the ball signalled a beginning for the battle and what a tough quarter to start. Isaac, Dan, Presty, Alby, Zac and Josh B combined beautifully to keep Canterbury goal less Captain: Harvey Fry for the quarter. To top it off young Zac Anto also made his way up the ground and kicked the teams rst goal of the season. Well done Zac, great goal !! Goals: Zac, Zane, Rossy and Presty In the second quarter the team kept ghting hard with the backline Lachie, Gabe, Tom B, Best players: Zac, Presty, Logan, Zane, Ned, Felix, Gabe, Nate and Josh B Felix, Logan and Ned combining to keep the opposition to 3 goals. In the mid eld Riley with a sore ankle kept battling it out as did Nate in the ruck with some great taps to his team mates. Oscar followed team rules and made sure he and his fellow forwards stayed in their half. Sammy had a Red hot go on the wing after having been pretty crook during the week. With some vitamin c oranges and a drink of water the boys regrouped and were ready to take on the premiership quarter. And what a special quarter it was. Mid elders Zac,Presty, Josh B and Dan dominated the centre bounces which gave our forwards Felix, Logan, Zane, Harvey, Ned and Gabe plenty of supply. The boys didn’t let them down with Zane and Logan kicking great goals and Presty kicking one from the mid eld position. A special mention also Beau, Will T and Will F who also had a solid quarter and gave their everything. Wow, with a true Anzac spirit the boys fought back and were up by 5 points. The last quarter was a tough battle with both teams ghting it out. Captain Harvey led the team well out of the centre but the boys just missed getting over the line going down by only 2 points to a team that hadn’t been beaten in a couple of years. Well done boys, you made your families and your club proud on the big stage of Anzac Day. Go Sharks !!

THE SHARK ATTACK 13 Edition 2, 2018 THE SHARK ATTACK 14 Edition 2, 2018 UNDER 10 BLACK COACH: Daniel Bullen SPONSORED BY: MEGA PET WAREHOUSE Sam Raso 9879 6299 Sharks 7.14 56 defeated Preston 5.1 31

UNDER 10 BLACK Squad Members

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THE SHARK ATTACK 15 Edition 2, 2018 UNDER 11 RED UNDER 11 RED Squad Members COACH: Rob Sette Jumper Surname Name Jumper Surname Name SPONSORED BY: MCG Windows Grant Milton: (03) 9723 9705 Dickson Plumbing Services 0410 627 567 Park Orchards 4.14.38 Defeated Ashburton 4.8.32

After a good win the week before, where we had 21 contributors, we asked for more of the same this week. We celebrated Archie’s 50th game with a big banner and he ran through it likes he plays his footy- at full speed and straight ahead! The 1st quarter was not our best. We were second to the ball, not tough enough in the contest UNDER 11 RED (Brown Division) League Ladder after Round 2 and the opposition had free men everywhere. Ashburton made us pay on the scoreboard, leading 18 to 1 at the break. We asked for more pressure from the boys and they delivered in POS TEAM P W L D B For Ag. % Pts % WON the second quarter. We had more of the ball but could not do anything with it. A couple of fast 1 Parkside 2 2 0 0 0 77 21 366.67 8 100.00 breaks from Ashburton meant they got the only goals of the quarter and they led at the half by 28 points. 2 Park Orchards R 2 2 0 0 0 80 44 181.82 8 100.00 The boys were very quiet at the break and their heads were down. The coaches implored them 3 Glen Iris G 2 2 0 0 0 55 34 161.76 8 100.00 to not give up, to crack in and keep believing in themselves. The boys responded straight 4 St Marys B 2 1 1 0 0 86 41 209.76 4 50.00 away and we controlled the ball the entire quarter, with it being locked up in our forward line 5 Fitzroy 1 2 1 1 0 0 27 59 45.76 4 50.00 for the entire 15 min. Unfortunately our forward line was too crowded and we could only manage 8 behinds to still be 22 points behind at the nal change. The mood was a lot more 6 Camberwell 2 2 0 2 0 0 31 37 83.78 0 0.00 positive at the break and the coaches just kept asking for effort and a less crowded forward 7 Ashburton R 2 0 2 0 0 52 75 69.33 0 0.00 line. If we could get the rst goal we felt we could get a run on and put some pressure on the opposition. 8 Hawthorn Citizens S 2 0 2 0 0 18 115 15.65 0 0.00 It took us 30 sec to get our rst goal and boy what a relief! Our mid eld combined brilliantly in the middle to clear the ball and Felix kicked truly for one of two in the quarter. Having waited Club Milestone so long for our rst we didn’t have to wait long for our next; all of 30 sec! We again got a clean Archie - 50 games clearance from the middle and Owen kicked his rst goal for the club! Game on!! Our next goal came from our Archie, with Felix passing to Archie who kicked truly for our third. Make Captains: Archie and Zac sure you say thanks Archie! With scores level we needed one more and cometh the hour Goal Kickers: Felix 2, Archie, Owen cometh the man. Felix kicked a beauty to snatch a memorable victory from the jaws of defeat. The boys celebrated hard and never have I heard such a rousing rending of the club theme Best players: Lucas N- Award song. Jack- Award Felix- Award We had many contributors in the second half, but Lucas N and Jack were great with clean ball handling and long precise kicks to advantage, which were very damaging. Playing in the middle and on the wing they dominated their position and showed great poise. The other award went to Felix for turning the game on its head with 2 goals in the last quarter. All up, a great day for the sharks!

THE SHARK ATTACK 16 Edition 2, 2018 THE SHARK ATTACK 17 Edition 2, 2018 UNDER 11 BLACK COACH: Michael James SPONSORED BY: Canon Toyota Rob Little: 9459 3277 Park Orchards 4.14.38 Defeated Ashburton 4.8.32

UNDER 11 BLACK Squad Members

Jumper Surname Name Jumper Surname Name 1 DAVIS OLIVER 15 KING JAMES 4 BRADSHAW BYRON 16 SIZER CHARLIE 5 FOXWELL AUSTIN 18 ARBUTHNOT SAM 6 FICINUS ELLIOT 19 READ HARRISON 8 TAYLOR BROC 20 MCDIARMID WILL 9 TANG BOSCO 21 NOONAN HAMISH 10 JAMES ARCHIE 22 MCDIARMID TOM 11 FLETCHER CAMERON 23 ALLAN JORDAN 12 KELLY SEAN 24 SIMOS JACOB 13 LITTLE JEDD 25 ARIFOVIC CRUZ 14 SHALLVEY TOM

UNDER 11 BLACK (Red Division) League Ladder after Round 2

POS TEAM P W L D B For Ag. % Pts % WON 1 Beverley Hills N 2 2 0 0 0 143 32 446.88 8 100.00 2 Macleod 2 2 0 0 0 153 35 437.14 8 100.00 3 Kew Rovers W 2 1 1 0 0 93 69 134.78 4 50.00 4 Park Orchards B 2 1 1 0 0 81 80 101.25 4 50.00 5 Ashburton W 2 0 2 0 0 0 27 140 19.29 0 0.00 6 Bundoora 2 0 2 0 0 28 169 16.57 0 0.00

THE SHARK ATTACK 18 Edition 2, 2018 UNDER 12 RED UNDER 12 RED Squad Members COACH: Bevan Smillie & David Worthington Jumper Surname Name Jumper Surname Name SPONSORED BY: 1 Stephens Joel 13 Tymms Jacob Smilesafe 2 Di Conza Lachlan 15 Smit Harry Natskin 3 Fortington Jack 17 Holt-Oakes Andrew (03) 9876 7881 4 Stumpf Gabriel 18 Nitz Oliver Park Orchards 7.7.49 defeated 7 Galstians Joshua 19 Worthington Thomas Glen Iris 2.0.12 8 Turner Cameron 20 Albers Daniel 9 Dominko Max 21 Smillie Josh Wow what a turn around from last week - No Rain or wind and plenty of Sun……..and 19 Hungry Sharks that turned up switched on and ready tackle Glen Iris. 10 Quinn Lachlan 22 Draeger Nathan 11 Tait William 23 Smith Cooper Max Dominko Captain for the Day after his Great Game in Round 1 and his efforts at Training spoke to the boys and got them well and truly switched on; and boy did they listen to their 12 Galstians Jake skipper. Joel Stephens had his jets on from the outset and was in everything, Oli Nitz was killing it UNDER 12 RED (Gold Division) League Ladder after Round 2 in the ruck and Max was like a brickwall across half back. Will Tait and Cooper Smith were brilliant across half back also not letting anything past them. POS TEAM P W L D B For Ag. % Pts % WON Lach Di Conza continued on from his efforts the previous week and played 4 solid quarters of 1 Banyule O 2 2 0 0 0 137 29 472.41 8 100.00 footy, Tymmsy was 100% at the footy and Cam Turner used his pace on several occasions 2 Richmond B 2 2 0 0 0 136 54 251.85 8 100.00 to out run his opponents. Jack Fortington was in everyting today and showed not only his 3 St Marys B 2 2 0 0 0 97 45 215.56 8 100.00 teammates but himself that the more you present the more reward you get. Nathan Draeger was great across half forward and was involved in some great play when on the wing. 4 Beverley Hills R 2 1 1 0 0 99 84 117.86 4 50.00 Daniel Albers again contributed for the full 4 quarters whether playing in defence, mid eld 5 Kew Comets 1 2 1 1 0 0 67 57 117.54 4 50.00 or in attack. Harry Smit chimed in with some great marks in the 3rd Quarter and Tom 6 Surrey Park B 2 1 1 0 0 75 73 102.74 4 50.00 Worthington just kept working and his efforts saw him take a great mark and kick a very good 7 Park Orchards R 2 1 1 0 0 70 76 92.11 4 50.00 goal. 8 Heidelberg 2 0 2 0 0 43 120 35.83 0 0.00 Andrew Holt-Oakes played one of his best games for our club - nothing could get past past him in the backline and his ruck work and physical attack on the ball was great to see. Gabe 9 Glen Iris N 2 0 2 0 0 25 107 23.36 0 0.00 Stumpf was back to his best, taking some great marks and kicking 2 great goals. Gabes 10 Ashburton R 2 0 2 0 0 26 130 20.00 0 0.00 tackling and forwardline pressure was what we liked best and is something he can had to his game. Josh Smillie put in absolute blinder taking some huge marks, laying some big tackles and bumps and kicking 2 huge goals. Captain: Max Dominko Wonder twins Jake & Josh Galstians were again outstanding and just put in 110% every Goal Kickers: Josh Smillie 2, Gabe Stumpf 2, Tom Worthington 1, Daniel Albers 1 week. Lachlan Quinn was again brilliant; his running, tackling, pressure was awesome and he & Lachlan Quinn 1 was rewarded with a deserved goal in the 3rd Quarter. Lachy copped a nasty whack late in Opposition Medal Gabe Stumpf the nal quarter and we hope that he is ok. Best players: Josh Smillie, Max Dominko, Josh Galstians, Lachlan Quinn, Gabe The boys proved to themselves that you must be switched on and if we apply the things Stumpf, Jake Galstians, Oli Nitz we do at training we can mix it with the the best. Great stuff lads and our thoughts are with Quinny. Best Player Medals Lachlan Di Conza & Max Dominko (Mal)Teaser Tackle of the Day Cameron Turner Mars Mark of the Day Harry Smit

THE SHARK ATTACK 19 Edition 2, 2018 THE SHARK ATTACK 20 Edition 2, 2018 UNDER 12 BLACK UNDER 12 BLACK Squad Members COACH: Jason Hutchinson Jumper Surname Name Jumper Surname Name SPONSORED BY Splash Editing Elephant & Co Jeremy Thomas 0409 864 910 Park Orchards 6.6.42 defeated Whitehorse Colts 1.6.12

There is something about ANZAC day that brings out the best of our boys, or maybe it’s the later games where they have woken from their slumber. Whatever it is, it was great to watch. Brady, our captain for the day got the boys roused up and ready to re. From the sounding UNDER 12 BLACK (Blue Division) League Ladder after Round 2 of the siren our boys were on. Our mid eld of Will, Kye, Max and Joch C set the standard for the boys. They were everywhere ghting hard for possession and continually pushing the ball POS TEAM P W L D B For Ag. % Pts % WON into the forward line where Sammy P helped convert. Barathan was brilliant on the wing all 1 Preston Bullants 2 2 0 0 0 180 3 6000.00 8 100.00 day and topped it off with an outstanding last quarter where he used his speed and ball skills brilliantly. In fact all the boys where brilliant on the weekend. It was such a good team effort. 2 Fitzroy 2 1 1 0 0 1 45 14 321.43 4 100.00 Finn laid a huge tackle on an unsuspecting Whitehorse player who had to leave the eld. 3 Balwyn 1 1 0 0 1 33 25 132.00 4 100.00 Unfortunately Finn got squared back up not long after and hurt his ankle slowing him down a 4 Glen Iris G 2 1 1 0 0 66 45 146.67 4 50.00 little for the rest of the game. 5 Banyule B 2 1 1 0 0 73 66 110.61 4 50.00 Brady was tough all day but my highlight was his awesome smoother where he took on 3 6 Ashburton B 2 1 1 0 0 63 65 96.92 4 50.00 players. 7 Park Orchards B 2 1 1 0 0 45 80 56.25 4 50.00 Josh C enjoyed a run in the middle and played the role perfectly. He also fought hard for the 8 Whitehorse Colts 2 0 2 0 0 12 94 12.77 0 0.00 ball all day. 9 Kew Comets 2 2 0 2 0 0 17 142 11.97 0 0.00 Flynn was consistent all day with some great passages of play with nice run on handballs and a brilliant goal. Kye was back to his best. Great run and attack at the footy. Sammy P was hard to stop with his big fend offs and ducking and weaving which resulted in goals. Oscar ran hard all day picking up a good number of possessions. Max Dynamite gives us so much in the ruck. He has precense and he used it well. Ben gave us a big target up forward leading hard as well as rucking. Connor was solid down back and in the ruck with some great marks and attacks at the ball. Layne just runs and runs. He has a great tank and was always in and under the packs. Dan Blaser was strong in the forward line and then in the middle. His use of the ball has Sam V worked hard all day competing for the ball and putting pressure on. developed so much. Adamo was brilliant down back. So reliable and tough! Will set the tone for the day. He dominated the rst two quarters and his ball use was silky. Bailey cometed all day when down back and then in the middle. The hard work is starting to Adam B was sneaky around goals and kicked a beauty. Celebrated before he even kicked it! pay off with his kick really improving. Lachlan ran hard all day up forward and then in the middle. I love watching his passion and Captain: Brady King (Captain) commitment. Goal Kickers: Sammy P (2), Flynn (1), Adam (1), Will (1), Oscar (1) Barathan was brilliant and picked up a huge amount of possessions. He really attacked the Best players: All the boys! ball.

THE SHARK ATTACK 21 Edition 2, 2018 THE SHARK ATTACK 22 Edition 2, 2018 UNDER 13 RED UNDER 13 RED Squad Members COACH: Damian Smith Jumper Surname Name Jumper Surname Name SPONSORED BY: JNJ Electrics Pneutech 1300 879 613

Park Orchards v St Marys

The day was magni cent even out at the ‘Borough! Sun was shining, sunscreen was being applied and hats were the order of the day. UNDER 13 RED (Brown Division) League Ladder after Round 2 In an endeavour to nd the sweet spots for the footballers, we started with pretty much the POS TEAM P W L D B For Ag. % Pts % WON same line up as Round 1. A very strong backline and our on-ball division is going to be our strength all year. 1 Glen Iris H 2 2 0 0 0 133 17 782.35 8 100.00 2 Park Orchards R 2 2 0 0 0 121 27 448.15 8 100.00 Big Coop started in the ruck against a kid who had him covered by twenty kg’s – not something we have seen before. The big northern suburban boy competed well too but 3 Heidelberg 2 2 0 0 0 103 35 294.29 8 100.00 Coop’s class in going forward saw him mark strongly and convert for our only major of the 4 Hawthorn Citizens F 2 1 1 0 0 115 38 302.63 4 50.00 term. 5 Canterbury 2 1 1 0 0 70 68 102.94 4 50.00 The normal suspects started well, Reesy hard in the middle, Broady creative and Killa was playing his defensive wing position to perfection. 6 St Marys 2 0 2 0 0 42 98 42.86 0 0.00 We went into the rst break down by 5 points, St Marys had really come to play, I suspect their 7 Beverley Hills 2 0 2 0 0 33 156 21.15 0 0.00 earlier result and previous years belied their ability. 8 Whitehorse Colts 2 0 2 0 0 8 186 4.30 0 0.00 A similar roll out for the second quarter saw us rolling down the hill a bit better. We were still cluttering up the forward line too much and were not cohesive in the way we wanted to share the footy around. Some of our boys went back to using the handball as a ‘get out of trouble’ method instead of being a creative tool. to nd some rhythm in his jumping at the aerials. The backline did a great job, JT attacked the footy and took care of their no. 1 who looked like We were held goalless for the rst time this year for the quarter and went to the break holding he could play. Humey kept close tabs on his man and worked on running off when we took a slender 5 point lead. possession. Sonders continued on his good form from his BOG Round 1. Mork was growing We made a couple of subtle changes, putting the big boys in the middle, Coop in the guts, JT in con dence too and is starting to make the HBF his own. Down forward Oakesy continued and Ace. Foxy was getting tired because he plays too much basketball! We took him out to to present well and competed in the air so little runners like Pazz and the General (Lee) could give him a spell too. Smithy went forward after competing pretty well all day. get under his feet. We kicked 2.4 for the quarter to no score to head into the main break with a ten point margin. We clicked. We shuf ed things around at the main break as usual. Sonders went to the middle, Ace into We started moving the ball much better and using hands as a positive tool rather than just the ruck. Demps was having another good game all over the park, we put Kingy back to help getting rid of it. Some pieces of play were magni cent, hands backwards allowing some space out there and to give Stevo a break forward. for the kicker hopefully will become our signature. Ace and Humey kicked great goals, Polly and Smithy missed some gettable set shots – maybe some more training required. We pilled We were again a little loose in our checking and probably running forward too much, on the pressure and amassed 2.5 for the quarter while keeping the St Marys men down to a particularly the mid eld group. This exposed our backline again down the hill, the scoring solitary point. end and the hard men from the Borough outscored us again. Polly was presenting really well forward and was unlucky not to convert some majors. His ability to be in front at the right time Goakickers: 2 Trembath, 1 Parrott, Adama, Hume is starting to be a real feature of his footy. Harro was running hard from half back as JT started Best Players: Trembath, Kilkenny, Tovey, Parrott, Morcom THE SHARK ATTACK 23 Edition 2, 2018 THE SHARK ATTACK 24 Edition 2, 2018 UNDER 13 BLACK UNDER 13 BLACK Squad Members COACH: Rob Clark Jumper Surname Name Jumper Surname Name SPONSORED BY: Ravida www.ravida.com.au All Over Bins 1300 555 087 Park Orchards 7.6.48 drew with Ivanhoe 7.6.48

After a dif cult start to the season the previous week against Warrandyte, we fronted up to Stintons Reserve to play Ivanhoe in week 2. UNDER 13 BLACK (Green Division) League Ladder after Round 2 Effort is the thing we have been asking of the boys each week. Play hard & play brave. POS TEAM P W L D B For Ag. % Pts % WON We started on re, playing with intensity. Yared who could only play a quarter began in the ruck but dominated all over the ground kicking 3 rst quarter goals himself. But others were 1 Preston Bullants 2 2 0 0 0 89 17 523.53 8 100.00 prominent as well. Harry started well in the middle. Oscar was rock solid in the back line. 2 Surrey Park 2 2 0 0 0 110 38 289.47 8 100.00 Rhys looked the goods in the middle of the ground & Lucas looked dangerous in attack. A 2 3 Bulleen Templestowe 2 1 0 1 0 123 7 1757.14 6 75.00 goal lead at quarter time. 4 Warrandyte 2 1 1 0 0 151 51 296.08 4 50.00 The second quarter was very competitive from both sides. Dan W moved to the ruck & also managed to pluck a great grab & dob his rst goal of the Sharks. Rhys went to full back & 5 Ivanhoe W 2 0 1 1 0 49 124 39.52 2 25.00 was excellent. Brodie showed some good skill & awareness in the back pocket. Remi on the 6 Park Orchards B 2 0 1 1 0 48 169 28.40 2 25.00 wing was a revelation, running hard all day. Matt W began to get his hand on the ball down his 7 Fitzroy 2 2 0 1 1 0 14 87 16.09 2 25.00 wing & Solomon attacked hard & set with great handball off half-back. At half time, still the 2 goal lead. 8 Banyule O 2 0 2 0 0 17 108 15.74 0 0.00 After half time, the heat of the day began to take its toll on us although Harry continued his great game with fantastic skills on display. With no bench we shuf ed players around to give & everyone contributed. That is our standard for the rest of the year now. Great work them a rest. James moved to the middle of the ground & burrowed in winning the ball & free considering we had no bench after quarter time while Ivanhoe had 6 on the bench all day. kicks. Dan S also moved onto the ball & his attack on the ball was rst class. Mitch set the Harry was exception all day in the mid eld. Mitch, Rhys, Dan S & James were also good in crowd alight with a contender for goal of the year, breaking & evading 5 tackles including 2 there. Oscar was rock-solid in defence. Solomon provided plenty of run as did Remi on his bounces then slotting a goal from about 35m out. Ben W continued to tackle hard pressuring wing. Boston continued to compete & his match-saving mark typi ed how he was prepared to keep the ball in our forward line. We were up by 3 goals at 3/4 time. to help out the backline. Dan W showed some really positive signs wherever he was played. We continued to work hard in the last quarter but Ivanhoe began to get on top. They narrowed Yared (for the 1 quarter he was able to play) almost won the game off his own boot…hope to the margin all the way through except for the pin-point pass from Mitch to Bo who then have him for a full game very soon. kicked his rst goal for the Sharks. Charlie moved to the ruck and had a real in uence, his Best of luck also to Blake. Our big ruckman has nally succumbed to a broken nger from leaping exceptional. We moved boys around again. Ben S moved to full forward & used his 4 weeks ago & goes in for surgery this week. Speedy recovery so we can have you back out clever skills to evade opponents. Two of the most important marks that we will take for the there really soon. year also happened in the last couple of minutes. Jacob who had attacked the ball hard all day took a mark running back with the ight & then almost right on the nal siren Boston who GO SHARKS!!!! had worked back from half-forward took a match saving mark also in Ivanhoe’s goal square. Captain: Ben S We had the ball but couldn’t score when the siren went, Ivanhoe & the Sharks locked on 7.6- 48 each. Goal Kickers: Yared (3), Bo, Dan W, Mitch, Matt Fantastic result given where we had nished last week. We played a great brand of footy Best players: Harry, Yared, Rhys, Mitch, Oscar, Solomon, James, Dan W, Dan S THE SHARK ATTACK 25 Edition 2, 2018 THE SHARK ATTACK 26 Edition 2, 2018 UNDER 14 RED UNDER 14 RED Squad Members COACH: Andrew Schafer Jumper Surname Name Jumper Surname Name SPONSORED BY: JNJ Electrics Warren Glen Garden Centre And Cafe Park Orchards 18/17 defeated Canterbury 1/2

This week the boys were up against Canterbury at Canterbury Reserve, the weather was UNDER 14 RED (Brown Division) League Ladder after Round 2 ne and the ground in great condition and we hit the ground with a team of 18 boys with the addition of Rohey Appleby. POS TEAM P W L D B For Ag. % Pts % WON The rst quarter the boys took advantage of our forays forward with Big Dog starting well and 1 Park Orchards R 2 2 0 0 0 264 14 1885.71 8 100.00 dominating in the ruck contests. The mid eld was right on top with Chrisso C making the 2 Fitzroy 1 2 2 0 0 0 297 25 1188.00 8 100.00 most of our dominance in the ruck and clearing the ball giving others plenty of opportunities. Canterbury made some forward movement but the boys in our backline played close and hard 3 Banyule S 2 2 0 0 0 114 93 122.58 8 100.00 causing turnovers. Better players were Big Dog, Chrisso C, Jake T and Zach McL. 4 Doncaster 2 1 1 0 0 150 132 113.64 4 50.00 1/4 time scores: 3/2 to 1/2. 5 Canterbury 2 1 1 0 0 67 176 38.07 4 50.00 The second quarter our dominance at ball ups and throw in’s continued and our ball 6 Bulleen Templestowe 2 0 2 0 0 98 179 54.75 0 0.00 movement around the ground was good. The backline boys again repelled their attacks and 7 Richmond 2 0 2 0 0 70 205 34.15 0 0.00 held them scoreless, better players in defence were Brodie R, Jesh M who was again this week very hard at the ball and appears to have gained his con dence now he has settled into 8 Park Orchards B 2 0 2 0 0 29 265 10.94 0 0.00 the team. The forwards made good of their opportunities and better players were Damien P, Brodie K and Rohey A who was making their defence aware of his presence. We continued to dominate in general play better players being Ben J, Ryan D, Jake T, Zach McL, Jesh M, scoreless again. Chrisso C, Big Dog, Jake T, Jesh M, Ryan D, Kane D were again better Big Dog, Chrisso C, Ryan D, Brodie R, Josh M. players from a great team effort which was evident in the smiles on the boys faces and the way they all sang the song in the rooms after the game. 1/2 time scores: 7/6 to 1/2. Full time: 18/17 to 1/2. The third quarter our boys didn’t let up and continued their dominance around the ground, James M came into the ruck and proved a good foil for Big Dog giving him a chance to rest Goalkickers: Jake T 4, Damien P 3, Zach McL 2, Ryan D 2, Brodie R 1. Kane D 1, in defence. Our backline continued to dominate holding them scoreless again and players Ben J 1, Brodie K 1, Josh M 1, Rohey A 1. like Brodie R who was moved into the forward line put in well assisted by Ryan D, Kane D, Ashton W, Zach S, Noah T, we again had good players all over the ground and our ball movement by hand and foot was good. 3/4 time scores: 11/11 to 1/2. Our dominance became more evident in the last quarter, it could have been more pronounced if our shots at goal were more accurate but our general player around the ground was good and the boys kept running, backing up and talking up to each other which are always good signs. Our tackling throughout the game was very good and this no doubt added pressure on the opponents in their use of the ball. Our defence was again well on top holding them

THE SHARK ATTACK 27 Edition 2, 2018 THE SHARK ATTACK 28 Edition 2, 2018 UNDER 14 BLACK COACH: Kim O’Connor SPONSORED BY: AKT Trophy Centre Keith Hudson: 9725 4339 RNG Lawyers Adrian Riccioni: 9739 7377 Banyule 6:12: 48 defeated Park Orchards Black 4:5: 29

UNDER 14 BLACK Squad Members

Jumper Surname Name Jumper Surname Name 1 Smeed Ryan 15 Li Kevin 2 O'Connor Joshua 17 Dimauro Angelo 5 Tymms Isaac 18 Watts Liam 7 Duffy Ben 20 Currie Finn 9 Leach James 21 Mahadeva Brinthan 11 Fisher Edward 22 Goss Jordan 12 Keyes Dylan 23 Vella Orlando 13 Wade Flynn 24 D'souza Shannon 14 Maramba Tadiwa 27 Cahill Zachary

UNDER 14 BLACK (Brown Division) League Ladder after Round 1

POS TEAM P W L D B For Ag. % Pts % WON 1 Park Orchards R 2 2 0 0 0 264 14 1885.71 8 100.00 2 Fitzroy 1 2 2 0 0 0 297 25 1188.00 8 100.00 3 Banyule S 2 2 0 0 0 114 93 122.58 8 100.00 4 Doncaster 2 1 1 0 0 150 132 113.64 4 50.00 5 Canterbury 2 1 1 0 0 67 176 38.07 4 50.00 6 Bulleen Templestowe 2 0 2 0 0 98 179 54.75 0 0.00 7 Richmond 2 0 2 0 0 70 205 34.15 0 0.00 8 Park Orchards B 2 0 2 0 0 29 265 10.94 0 0.00

THE SHARK ATTACK 29 Edition 2, 2018 UNDER 15 RED UNDER 15 RED Squad Members COACH: Rob Ameer Jumper Surname Name Jumper Surname Name SPONSORED BY: ? Halls Oscar 12 Phillips Edward Screenhouse Effects 1 McMahon Bailey 13 Harrisson Ben 2 Cantwell Harrison 14 Scott Brayden Park Orchards 20.8.128 defeated Warrandyte 8.4.52 3 Skien Cayden 15 Foxwell Owen The Derby was on, the rivalry long, and the tension on the day was high. 4 Drafﬁ n Tobey 17 Kouteris Charlie The boys wanted a win and from the outset were intent on making their mark with multiple 5 Faulkner Matthew 18 Linkin Samuel pushes forward from the strong centre line, with our back line virtually impenetrable and using 6 Cormack Luke 19 Sonderhof Thomas the ball on rebound brilliantly. 7 Nitz Brock 20 Wallis Matthew I had spoken about structure and ball movement and it worked well for us, but most evidently in the second and last quarters where we packed on the scores with ease, and for this the 8 Didier Finn 22 Rossimel Jack boys should be commended. 9 Ameer Henry 23 Haas Jordan The boys were informed of the importance of mateship, comradery and motivation that 10 Brown Jesse 25 Jury Lachlan can come in many forms, both in life and in football. They were also asked to re ect on our ANZACs and their sacri ces when they were not much older than our players and the premise of “LEST WE FORGET”, and to respect those that had gone before us to ght for their country. UNDER 15 RED (Division 3) League Ladder after Round 2 For a moment I saw them re ecting and was lucky to re ect that they too were becoming POS TEAM P W L D B For Ag. % Pts % WON young men, and how lucky I am to be able to guide them on their journey through life, if even in a small part as a sports coach. 1 Ivanhoe 2 2 0 0 0 227 60 378.33 8 100.00 The team did us proud, the whole team, and although we had 9 goal kickers for the day, we 2 Park Orchards 2 2 0 0 0 191 100 191.00 8 100.00 had 20 great contributors that set up that win, so no names mentioned, because even as we 3 Brunswick 2 2 0 0 0 162 116 139.66 8 100.00 experimented with positions on ground in the 3rd and 4th quarters, every young man played 4 Camberwell 2 1 1 0 0 155 112 138.39 4 50.00 his role, in every position, brilliantly. 5 Kew Comets 2 1 1 0 0 142 143 99.30 4 50.00 THINGS THAT I LIKED:- 6 Warrandyte 2 1 1 0 0 147 168 87.50 4 50.00 * Position 1 rebound set up working well to deny access to the offensive team 7 Ashburton R 2 1 1 0 0 65 165 39.39 4 50.00 * Use of the ball off the half back line and consistent spread to utilise that fat side of the 8 Bundoora 2 0 2 0 0 128 158 81.01 0 0.00 ground for forward pushes which allowed numerous scoring opportunities. 9 Fitzroy 2 2 0 2 0 0 97 154 62.99 0 0.00 * The forward press from our back line rolling up 10 Doncaster 2 0 2 0 0 58 196 29.59 0 0.00 * Attack on the ball in the air and at ground level

* Use of the “Quarterback” mentality to re-set play by both hand and by foot Some notable efforts though from Rossi kicking 6, and having an effect up the ground as well, AREAS TO IMPROVE ON:- playing probably his best game for the club, Tommy again in the middle, Brock was shuf ed all over the place and did a great job everywhere, as did LJ and Henry, with Tobey having * Staying out of the corridor with our offensive pushes an impact from the back line and when put in the middle also. Ed also had a great game and * Defensive pressure during opposition forward pushes. proved that the transfer player can get heaps of the footy and rack up stats, plus sneak down and bag a couple. Owen used the ball well in front of goals and set up a couple of others, and * Gut running work Matt Wallis was winning his own footy up the ground, as well as staying in the square as a Goal Kickers Henry 2, Jesse 1, Owen 3, Ben 1, Brock 1, Rossi 6, Fortnite target. (Wallis) 3, Tom Sonderhof 1, Ed 2 Best aﬁ eld for the day This was an all team effort and although the goals were scored by the list above, the ball movement, hardness and great work done by all was sublime and resulted in a fantastic win. THE SHARK ATTACK 30 Edition 2, 2018 THE SHARK ATTACK 31 Edition 2, 2018 COLTS RED COLTS RED Squad Members COACH: Paris Harvie Jumper Surname Name Jumper Surname Name SPONSORED BY: Earthlink Contractors Warren Glen Garden Centre And Cafe www.warrenglen.com.au Park Orchards 4.6.30 defeated by ST Marys 14.15.99

Captain: T. Prunty Goal Kickers: B,Panza, F Bolton L Stevens A. Magnano, Best players: Greaney, Smead, Prunty, Magnano, Stevens,

This week we came up against ST Mary’s and as expected it was going to be a tough COLTS RED (Division 1) League Ladder after Round 2 challenge for our boys as St Marys were runners up in last year Colts Division 1. Our boys came out determined to play well and we were more than competitive in the rst POS TEAM P W L D B For Ag. % Pts % WON quarter being only 10 points down at quarter time. 1 Kew Comets 1 2 2 0 0 0 130 44 295.45 8 100.00 The second quarter, we were completing outplayed by St Marys. They were a lot more hungry 2 St Marys 1 2 2 0 0 0 163 85 191.76 8 100.00 for the contest than our boys. We also lost complete concentration and focus for the football 3 Fitzroy 1 2 1 1 0 0 196 75 261.33 4 50.00 in this second term. We gave away too many free kicks which resulted in goals to St Marys. 4 Surrey Park B 2 1 1 0 0 159 103 154.37 4 50.00 In the second half the super coach made some positional changes to try and get a lift from the team, however to no avail. 5 Park Orchards R 2 1 1 0 0 80 117 68.38 4 50.00 6 Banyule 2 1 1 0 0 99 155 63.87 4 50.00 What really stood out was how poor our skill level and decision making was in this game. The way we delivered the ball to our forwards was very disappointing as we did not give 7 Whitehorse Colts M 2 0 2 0 0 44 91 48.35 0 0.00 any opportunities to Jayden Buckets Fowkes. Liam Greaney the youngest player in our 8 Boroondara Hawks 1 2 0 2 0 0 33 234 14.10 0 0.00 team played a tremendous game as he did not stop trying to win the football all day. Also honourable mentions to Will, Tank, Al, Luke, Isaac and Camo Hayes for their contributions. We still have a lot of work to do if we are going to be competitive against teams in Division 1 this year. You as players need to get behind our coaching panel and listen to instructions on game plans and try and execute. As the Supercoach keeps saying, it’s important that you all show up to training this week

THE SHARK ATTACK 32 Edition 2, 2018 THE SHARK ATTACK 33 Edition 2, 2018 COLTS BLACK COLTS BLACK Squad Members COACH: Andrew Spiteri Jumper Surname Name Jumper Surname Name SPONSORED BY: 20 HOLMES LACHLAN 37 CULLEN JACK Spiteri Jaguar 23 TOUT TOMMY 38 BUTTON SAMUEL Andrew Spiteri: 9899 4851 25 PODMORE BILLY 39 O'CONNOR CHARLIE Resi Ventures 26 GILL BEN 40 STONE ETHAN Anthony Braunthal: 0416 069 959 27 APPLEBY MASON 41 BEGLEY NOAH Park Orchards defeated 28 WALLACE KANE 42 HICKEY DECLAN St Mary’s 29 NEWTON WILL 43 SMITH RYAN 30 ARCHER JACKSON 44 SPITERI MCLAREN 31 HARTNETT MAX 45 TAYLOR JOSH 32 SWAN WILLIAM 46 SIESMAA FRASER Conditions could not have been more different to the previous week. 33 CONLAN JACK 47 PELLINGER-RILEY BROCK In the game against Glen Iris it was reminiscent of watching dogs playing with ice cubes on an 34 MACKAY WILLIAM 48 LEONARD JAKE ice skating rink. 35 GREANEY LIAM 49 CHOVEAUX TIM This week the most dangerous part of the day was the risk of severe sunburn. 36 ELLIOTT JACK 50 RYAN ZAC So it was we fronted up at St Mary’s ground at Greensborough. It all looked promising with the ground in great nick, a resplendent ANZAC sign on the grass and top notch tucker on sale at the canteen. Dave Swan declared the chicken llet BLT as “a cracker” COLTS BLACK (Division 3) League Ladder after Round 2 Before the game I asked the Ground Manager about the ANZAC sign and she told me the artist that does the MCG wanted a practice run so he did the art work on their ground. It was POS TEAM P W L D B For Ag. % Pts % WON rst class and we might need his phone number for next year. 1 Kew/Greythorn 2 2 0 0 0 182 92 197.83 8 100.00 Team balance was a bit of a worry for the boys as they arrived because Josh Taylor was out 2 Park Orchards B 2 2 0 0 0 102 60 170.00 8 100.00 due to hitting a ball with his head at training resulting in a subsequent concussion. 3 Preston Bullants R 2 1 1 0 0 140 113 123.89 4 50.00 Then Zac Ryan was a late withdrawal after getting a bone knock to his knee at basketball on 4 Brunswick 2 1 1 0 0 111 97 114.43 4 50.00 Friday night. The way we were going it looked like Kane Wallace would be rucking. 5 Glen Iris 2 1 1 0 0 85 85 100.00 4 50.00 The boys bounced out to an even rst quarter and scores were level at quarter time. In the second quarter the boys kept working and at half time Sharks held a 9 point lead but more 6 Fitzroy 2 2 1 1 0 0 114 139 82.01 4 50.00 was needed. 7 Parkside R 2 0 2 0 0 82 156 52.56 0 0.00 That materialized in the third quarter when the Sharks turned the screws on a unsettled St 8 St Marys 2 2 0 2 0 0 60 134 44.78 0 0.00 Mary’s team that didn’t cope with the pressure. It was at this time that Jake Leonard decided he had had enough so he dislocated his left shoulder. Well done by Mark Hartnett for his care of Jake and a special thank you to the St Mary’s trainers who were an invaluable help. At 3/4 time the Sharks held a 27 point lead. Many of the boys were feeling the hard ground and players from both sides were cramping up badly as we pushed through the last quarter to end up solid 41 point winners. Well done to all the boys and special mentions to Brock Pellinger-Riley, Ethan Stone and Will Swan for their efforts. Brunswick at Domeney at 3pm this week. GO SHARKS

THE SHARK ATTACK 34 Edition 2, 2018 THE SHARK ATTACK 35 Edition 2, 2018 UNDER 11 GIRLS UNDER 11 GIRLS Squad Members COACH: Jason Dove & Tim Dawson Jumper Surname Name Jumper Surname Name SPONSORED BY: Appleby Real Estate 8727 9555 Park Orchards 3.3.21 Lost to Fitzroy F 3.6.24 A home game at Domeney and a beautiful morning set the scene for an exciting game against two old rivals (well not really). We welcomed into the team two new players in Emily Caldwell and Jaide Scott both of whom slotted into the line-up well and seem to look at ease contributing well on the eld. Grace Dawson got the girls red up with a pre match speech and led the girls out in what was to be a great contest. The rst quarter was an arm wrestle with both teams working hard to push the ball forward. Many players around the ball led to a number of ball ups and scoring became dif cult. Our backline was tested and the likes of Willow Harvie, Charlise Doolan, Allie King and Scarlett McInerney were working hard with all four girls taking strong marks and delivering long kicks to other teammates down the ground – doing a fantastic job working together to hold off too much scoring. UNDER 11 GIRLS League Ladder after Round 2 Mia Bosna, Zara Dove and Grace Dawson through the centre of the ground looked set for big POS TEAM P W L D B For Ag. % Pts % WON games. Grace showed real captaincy skills all day running hard to contests and using her voice well to encourage others. Zara pushed around the ground all day to make sure she made her presence felt 1 Kew Comets 2 2 0 0 0 146 20 730.00 8 100.00 when the ball hit the ground and Mia Bosna continued her good form tackling hard and getting into 2 Glen Iris H 2 2 0 0 0 103 35 294.29 8 100.00 space to stop Fitzroy moving forward. 3 Richmond 2 1 1 0 0 90 37 243.24 4 50.00 Bonnie SJ, Mia SJ and Charlotte Peterson never gave up in the centre square. Bonnie gave rucking her best until being moved back to help our backline to which she proved important, Mia SJ 4 Fitzroy W 2 1 1 0 0 64 56 114.29 4 50.00 was everywhere tackling hard, taking strong marks and kicking the ball as far forward as she could 5 Parkside 2 1 1 0 0 25 50 50.00 4 50.00 hence taking out our best player medal – well done Mia. Charlotte also impressed with her run and competitive spirit being at the fall of the ball all day and showing great tackling skills. 6 Templestowe 2 1 1 0 0 46 101 45.54 4 50.00 Grace Bettiol, Macy Vendel and Elena Pelosi were strong targets giving us good options up forward 7 Fitzroy F 2 1 1 0 0 24 71 33.80 4 50.00 leading to space. All three players never gave up all day were setting the example with their attack on the ball. Ellie Bryant took some terri c marks and used her kicking skills to teach her opponent a few 8 Park Orchards 2 0 2 0 0 30 57 52.63 0 0.00 lessons on how to play football and Ruby Caldwell was not shy in chasing the hard ball and reminding 9 Beverley Hills 1 0 1 0 1 15 69 21.74 0 0.00 us you are never too young to get involved. 10 Glen Iris A 1 0 1 0 0 7 54 12.96 0 0.00 We got off to a ier in the third quarter as Tegan and Scarlett scored goals, one of Tegan’s goals brilliantly set up by a great mark and kick from Ella Saunders who again did not disappoint. Scarlett 11 Camberwell 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0.00 0 0.00 laid a tackle on the boundary line that even Dustin Martin could not fend off. The crowd lit up and the girls got around Scarlett to say well done. the game the whole time as players, that we don’t switch off and play out the four quarters giving it our Zahra Nyariri, Sienna Pollock and Shania D’Souza also spent most of their time forward and around all. A win is just around the corner and when we get one the celebration will be well earned. the ball through the centre. Zahra never gives up, using her speed to get to contests and tackling well throwing herself into the middle of loads of That was a really well fought contest and all players should be feeling proud of your efforts. contests. Sienna again nds herself in the Congratulations girls and see you on Sunday for round three. action taking strong marks and kicking the Huge thanks again to all the parents again for your efforts in assisting with the duties required to make ball long just as we asked. Shania again this all happen. Your time and effort is appreciated. looked strong on the forward line helping Go SHARKS! to trap the ball in, communicated well and Captain: Grace Dawson showing signs of good leadership. Goal Kickers: Tegan Rule 2, Scarlett McInerney 1 Unfortunately, Fitzroy ran over the top of us in the last quarter as they started to win Sharks Best Player Medal: Mia Spencer Jones the ruck contests, advancing forward in Best Players: Allie King, Tegan Rule, Elena Pelosi, Scarlett McInerney, Grace Dawson, Ella bursts with long kicking and scoring goals. Saunders, Charlise Doolan. As a team we need to make sure we are in ‘You Earned a Drink’ Award: Allie King THE SHARK ATTACK 36 Edition 2, 2018 THE SHARK ATTACK 37 Edition 2, 2018 UNDER 12 GIRLS UNDER 13 GIRLS COACH: Mike Newton COACH: Mike Newton SPONSORED BY: SPONSORED BY: CVA PROPERTY Ian Angelico: 9654 2311 Eastland

UNDER 12 GIRLS Squad Members UNDER 13 GIRLS Squad Members

Jumper Surname Name Jumper Surname Name Jumper Surname Name Jumper Surname Name 1 Lomen Alicia 11 Peters Jayde 2 Grace Samantha 12 Servinis Mia 5 Green Charlotte 13 Young Mary 6 Nash Molly 14 Rule Lacey 7 Moran Madeline 18 Miriklis Zoe 9 Stone Bethany 22 Knight Demi 10 Mercer Lily 64 Smith Amy

UNDER 12 GIRLS (Brown Division) League Ladder after Round 2

POS TEAM P W L D B For Ag. % Pts % WON UNDER 13 GIRLS (Gold Division) League Ladder after Round 2 1 Hawthorn Citizens L 2 2 0 0 0 149 2 7450.00 8 100.00 2 Surrey Park 2 2 0 0 0 141 6 2350.00 8 100.00 POS TEAM P W L D B For Ag. % Pts % WON 3 Bulleen Templestowe 2 2 0 0 0 56 13 430.77 8 100.00 1 Kew Comets 1 2 2 0 0 0 187 26 719.23 8 100.00 4 Ivanhoe 2 1 1 0 0 61 38 160.53 4 50.00 2 Kew Comets 2 2 2 0 0 0 73 17 429.41 8 100.00 5 Brunswick 2 1 1 0 0 48 86 55.81 4 50.00 3 Park Orchards 2 2 0 0 0 39 26 150.00 8 100.00 6 Canterbury 2 1 1 0 0 30 58 51.72 4 50.00 4 Richmond 2 1 1 0 0 79 39 202.56 4 50.00 7 Banyule A 2 1 1 0 0 15 136 11.03 4 50.00 5 Parkside 2 1 1 0 0 33 74 44.59 4 50.00 8 Park Orchards 1 0 1 0 0 13 26 50.00 0 0.00 6 Kew Rovers 2 0 2 0 0 37 87 42.53 0 0.00 9 Warrandyte 2 0 2 0 0 33 113 29.20 0 0.00 7 Glen Iris 2 0 2 0 0 26 147 17.69 0 0.00 10 Doncaster 2 0 2 0 0 7 45 15.56 0 0.00 8 Fitzroy 2 0 2 0 0 1 59 1.69 0 0.00 11 Greythorn 1 0 1 0 1 0 30 0.00 0 0.00

THE SHARK ATTACK 38 Edition 2, 2018 THE SHARK ATTACK 39 Edition 2, 2018 UNDER 15 RED GIRLS UNDER 15 RED GIRLS Squad Members COACH: Dave Boell Jumper Surname Name Jumper Surname Name SPONSORED BY: 2 Bertoldi Kristen 12 Peters Flynn SOUTHERN STATES GROUP Wayne Taylor: 8689 7111 3 Pote Sahana 14 Hutchinson Jade 4 Livingstone Jorja 16 Broadbent Natalie Park Orchards 18.6.114 def Richmond 2.2.14 5 Lee Chloe 20 Dunoon Chelsea With the Anzac Day sacri ce that others had made rmly in the girl’s minds, they marched 6 Boell Alannah 22 Knowles Lauren gallantly towards the battle eld at Domeney to clash with Richmond. A 15 strong battalion soon became 13, with Lana and Kristen lost in skirmishes on the way to the eld. Captain 9 McAuliffe Mia 23 Taylor Jasmine Chloe led the girls in to battle, and rallied the troops with a deafening War Cry (Sharks on 10 Rae Matilda 24 Hodgson Tilly 3), and the cannon was sounded. The girls got away to a ying start, with Private Lauren 11 Harvie Sophie dominating the forward line, and snaring 3 goals. We had ve Majors by the end of the rst quarter, but it wasn’t without casualties. Private Sophie came off second best after a sniper attack across the boundary, which sent her to the Field Hospital and Nurse Jo. Q1 Sharks UNDER 15 RED GIRLS League Ladder after Round 2 5.3.33 to Rich 0.0.0 POS TEAM P W L D B For Ag. % Pts % WON Down to 12, the bugle was sounded for reinforcements, and they came running. Privates Charlie, Ava, Remy and Jayde from the U13’s signed up for conscription and took to the 1 Park Orchards R 2 2 0 0 0 227 14 1621.43 8 100.00 eld. They formed the core of the 2 St Marys 2 2 0 0 0 185 30 616.67 8 100.00 back line and repelled Richmond’s 3 Fitzroy 2 2 0 0 0 100 34 294.12 8 100.00 relentless attack, time and time again. Thank you and well fought. Q2 Sharks 4 Kew Comets 2 1 1 0 0 112 56 200.00 4 50.00 8.5.53 to Rich 1.2.8 5 Glen Iris 2 1 1 0 0 99 94 105.32 4 50.00 Battle weary at half time, intravenous 6 Surrey Park 2 1 1 0 0 62 131 47.33 4 50.00 drips, rations (oranges and snakes), supplemented the girl’s ability to ght 7 Richmond 2 1 1 0 0 56 128 43.75 4 50.00 on. Jorja, Jade and Nat dominated 8 Warrandyte 2 0 2 0 0 51 140 36.43 0 0.00 the centre square and wings, racking 9 Park Orchards B 2 0 2 0 0 31 172 18.02 0 0.00 up multiple statistics. Jazzie continually cleared a path for our 10 Brunswick 2 0 2 0 0 16 140 11.43 0 0.00 soldiers with some solid body work, No.12 Flynn breaks the half back line and powers into the allowing them to run straight down middle of the ground & kicks long - 80 metres+ gained the middle and open up the enemy. Tilly R and Flynn had time to work out like nishing the enemy off to impose that psychological damage, should we meet again. And their strategies (chat together) in the nish the girls did, with a 6 goal quarter. Private Chelsea joined in on the spoils of war with 2 backline, so they were thrown in to Majors in the last quarter with an unfamiliar cameo at full forward. unfamiliar territory at the Front of the Well done to the Reds, coming away with an even 100 point demolition. battle. Meanwhile as the battle raged, Lieutenant (left footed) Mia, managed Captain: Chloe to rack up a lazy 6 Majors. Hanni was Goals: Mia 6, Lauren 3, Jorja 3, Chelsea 2, Jazzie 1, Tilly R 1, Chloe 1, Sahana 1 creating space and squaring up the attack, while Tilly H continued to lob Best players: Lauren, Jorja, Jazzie, Mia, Jade & Nat some big hand grenades from the ruck and backline. Q3 Sharks 12.6.78 to Rich 1.2.8

Three quarter time came and the No.9 Mia takes a great mark & goes on to kick the goal battle was won, but there is nothing (one of her 6 for the day)

THE SHARK ATTACK 40 Edition 2, 2018 THE SHARK ATTACK 41 Edition 2, 2018 UNDER 15 BLACK GIRLS UNDER 15 BLACK GIRLS Squad Members COACH: Heath Lee Jumper Surname Name Jumper Surname Name SPONSORED BY: 1 Turner Victoria 25 Rees Amelia Kew Podiatry (03) 9853 7836 4 Hirst Sophie 33 Dempsey Charli 7 Marchionno Anna 34 De Santis Alicia Park Orchards 2.4.16 def by St Mary’s 19.17.131 8 Parry Eve 35 Callaghan Abbey What a great day for football- a big difference from last week’s wet and cold conditions. 13 Garniss Ella 50 Layla (Lou) With our rst away game for the season, it was going to be a big challenge against St Mary’s 15 Miranda Isabelle 51 Douglas Zoe at their home ground. 17 Cameron Taliah 52 Karamitos Vasiliki Q1. The girls started the game with the same passion and intensity of last week. We saw 18 Murray Courtney 53 Servinis Zoe Emma immediately getting into the action with a great mark, and Alicia’s second and third efforts, didn’t go unnoticed. Taliah did an excellent job in the last line of defence, along with 19 Harrap Kylah 66 Shallvey Natassja Kylah. St M 4.6.30 to Sharks 0.1.1 21 Matthews Emma Q2. The second quarter started off with a great tap out from Zoe S and Eve giving it a red-hot crack. Our backline was again under pressure however we saw Courtney constantly standing UNDER 15 BLACK GIRLS League Ladder after Round 2 up to the challenge and her run off the back line, clearing the packs was awesome. Strong contests across the ground saw some great marks from Victoria and Amelia, excellent POS TEAM P W L D B For Ag. % Pts % WON pressure and tackles from Vas 1 Park Orchards R 2 2 0 0 0 227 14 1621.43 8 100.00 and Zoe D, Charlie winning a contest which was one against 3. 2 St Marys 2 2 0 0 0 185 30 616.67 8 100.00 St M 7.10.52 to Sharks 0.3.3 3 Fitzroy 2 2 0 0 0 100 34 294.12 8 100.00 Q3. Although the scoreboard 4 Kew Comets 2 1 1 0 0 112 56 200.00 4 50.00 wasn’t looking favourable, the 5 Glen Iris 2 1 1 0 0 99 94 105.32 4 50.00 guts and determination the girls showed did result in some 6 Surrey Park 2 1 1 0 0 62 131 47.33 4 50.00 awesome goals by Natassja and 7 Richmond 2 1 1 0 0 56 128 43.75 4 50.00 Issy.ST M 11.15.81 to Sharks 2.4.16 8 Warrandyte 2 0 2 0 0 51 140 36.43 0 0.00 9 Park Orchards B 2 0 2 0 0 31 172 18.02 0 0.00 Q4. Ella did an excellent job kicking the ball in, the run from No. 19 Kylah Harrap Kicks on the run with very good technique 10 Brunswick 2 0 2 0 0 16 140 11.43 0 0.00 Abbey, and outstanding second, third and fourth efforts from Courtney and Taliah. Sophie did well in her rst game for the Captain: Taliah Cameron season. Goals: Natassja Shallvey (1) & Isabelle Miranda (1) The girls can hold their heads Best players: Courtney Murray, Taliah Cameron, Victoria Turner, Zoe Douglas, up high although the result Amelia Rees didn’t go their way. The courage, effort and determination were unquestioned, and they will improve as a team week by week. “ Practice like you’ve never won, perform like you’ve never lost” No 18 Courtney Murray Marks in front

THE SHARK ATTACK 42 Edition 2, 2018 THE SHARK ATTACK 43 Edition 2, 2018 UNDER 17 GIRLS COACH: Adam Pollock SPONSORED BY: Healesville Toyota Adam Pollock: 5962 4333 Doncaster/Bundoora BMW Park Orchards 5.3.33 defeated by Camberwell/Glen Iris 16.16.112

UNDER 17 GIRLS Squad Members

Jumper Surname Name Jumper Surname Name 2 Tait Tahlia 19 Pittendrigh Charlotte 4 Squillace Natalie 20 Brumley Zarah 6 Pollock Isabelle 21 Templeton Jaya 7 Dunphy Abbey 22 Jays Lexie 9 Clark Bri 23 Neumeister Renee 12 Podolak Alana 24 Shields Matisse 14 Smit Alex 57 Hoen Dakota 15 Mc Mahon Chloe 58 Hankin Phoebe 16 Prunty Jasmine 59 Lay Chloe 18 Rice Chloe

YOUTH GIRLS (Division 2) League Ladder after Round 2

POS TEAM P W L D B For Ag. % Pts % WON 1 Ivanhoe 2 2 0 0 0 144 44 327.27 8 100.00 2 Camberwell/Glen Iris 1 1 0 0 1 112 33 339.39 4 100.00 3 Heidelberg 1 1 0 0 1 76 33 230.30 4 100.00 4 Fitzroy 2 2 1 1 0 0 82 110 74.55 4 50.00 5 Beverley Hills 2 1 1 0 0 50 78 64.10 4 50.00 6 Richmond 2 0 2 0 0 48 96 50.00 0 0.00 7 Park Orchards B 2 0 2 0 0 62 180 34.44 0 0.00

THE SHARK ATTACK 44 Edition 2, 2018 YOUTH GIRLS COACH: Scott Marshall SPONSORED BY: Park Orchard Service Centre George Konstandinou 9876 1816 Scott Marshall 0418 517 457 Park Orchards 2.8.20 defeated by Whitehorse Colts 8.4.52

YOUTH GIRLS Squad Members

Jumper Surname Name Jumper Surname Name 1 Ali Ibby 46 Smart Skye 2 Marshall Brooke 47 Gibson Lili 3 DeWacht Paris 48 Nixon Lucy 16 Hoser Addy 49 Bowman Penny 23 Hoser Jacky 60 Moran Ruby 24 Stylianou Kat 61 Kennedy Ally 32 Smart Angel 62 Cookes Sophie 36 DePetro Gabbi 65 McCarthy Kirra 37 Philipsen Samira 67 Butler Ella 38 Urban Tiana 68 Hoen Ash

YOUTH GIRLS (Division 1) League Ladder after Round 2

POS TEAM P W L D B For Ag. % Pts % WON 1 Fitzroy 1 2 2 0 0 201 13 93.93 8 4 100.00 2 St Marys 2 2 0 0 194 37 83.98 8 4 100.00 3 Kew Comets 2 1 1 0 123 52 70.29 4 4 100.00 4 Ashburton 2 1 1 0 59 60 49.58 4 4 100.00 5 Park Orchards R 2 1 1 0 44 74 37.29 4 4 100.00 6 Whitehorse Colts 2 1 1 0 65 112 36.72 4 0 0.00 7 Bulleen Templestowe 2 0 2 0 28 162 14.74 0 0 0.00 8 Surrey Park 2 0 2 0 24 228 9.52 0 0 0.00

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