SFL SAS September Security 20 - 21st 2014 Final Series Grand Final Division 1, 2, U19’s and Thirds
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It’s Grand Final time... • Dingley into their first ever SFL Division 1 Senior Grand Final. The wait is finally over...clubs have been planning and working their backsides off since about October last year. • Bentleigh Under 19s in their fourth consecutive Grand By the end of the weekend two lucky senior clubs will be Final. ecstatic with emotion knowing that all that hard work has • Dingley the very first club ever to have all 4 football teams paid off. On behalf of the SFL Board and Administration I (Senior, Reserve, Under 19 and Thirds) in all Grand Finals. would like to extend congratulations to all the clubs that This is on top of having three of their four netball teams in are represented in a SFL SAS Security Grand Final this the grand finals also. Unbelievable! weekend. • Mordialloc in back to back Division 2 Senior Grand Finals. Well done and a big congratulations to the Lyndale Football A teaser on the Division 1 Senior Grand Final pre-match Club for winning the SFL SAS Security Division 3 Reserve entertainment... Grand Final last weekend. It was a brilliant match early and Lyndale pulled away strongly in the second-half against We are very pleased to announce that this year’s National Carrum-Patterson Lakes. Anthem before the SFL SAS Security Division 1 Senior Grand Final will be sung by Greg Salter. Greg is a Singer/ The high standard of football in the Southern Football Songwriter who wrote and recorded the 1985 VFL Finals League in 2014 makes it almost impossible to tip, although Series Theme Song “When the Outer Roars” and over here is my go at it: the years he has been involved in a number of plays and Division 1 Seniors – East Brighton by 4 points productions including the Sydney cast of Les Miserables. Division 1 Reserves – Dingley by 14 points Before the Anthem the all important Division 1 Senior Division 2 Seniors – Mordialloc by 16 points Premiership Cup needs to arrive at the venue and I Division 2 Reserves – Skye by 9 points encourage everyone to “look up” from approximately Under 19s – Bentleigh by 7 points 2:25pm on Sunday (weather permitting of course). Thirds – Dingley by 19 points I sincerely hope all clubs, officials, players and fans have Another year of impressive milestones for some of our enjoyed their season of Southern Footy and we look forward clubs... to seeing you all again for a bigger and better season 2015. • Eas t Brighton into their fourth consecutive Division 1 Very best wishes to all our grand finalists this weekend – Senior Grand Final. go out and play well! Official Publication of the Southern Football League – ABN 81 295 351 439 2nd Floor, Junior Development Building, Tribunal Venue: SFL Headquarters, Linton Street, Moorabbin Reserve, Linton Street Moorabbin, (Melways Ref 77 F6) PO Box 1018, Moorabbin VIC 3189 Chief Executive Officer: David Cannizzo P: 9553 5644 | F: 9553 5655 Football Operations: Matt Duck - 0438 052 484 visit www.sfl.com.au
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2 | SFL RECORD 2014 SFL tipsters
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East East East Dingley Dingley Brighton Brighton Brighton Division 1
Mordialloc Mordialloc Mordialloc Mordialloc Mordialloc Division 2
201 190 212 222 209 total
DIVISION 1 .DIVISION 2 UNDER 19s
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4 | SFL RECORD 2014 HEAD TO HEAD / Bruce Hill Division 1 - seniors grand final Dingley v East Brighton First met in 2009 - 14 matches (EB 9 wins, Dingley 5)
Largest Winning Margin East Brighton 72 pts (25/8/12)
Dingley 70 pts (15/8/09)
Smallest Winning Margin East Brighton 1 pt (16/6/12)
Dingley 38 pts (18/5/13)
Highest Score East Brighton 17-17-119 (25/8/12)
Dingley 19-8-122 (13/6/09)
Lowest Score East Brighton 4-4-28 (15/8/09)
3-10-28 (9/8/14)
Dingley 6-10-46 (2013 Qual) Division 2 - seniors grand final mordialloc v skye First met in 2013 - 5 matches (Mordi 5 wins, Skye 0)
Largest Winning Margin Mordi 34 pts (16/8/14)
34 pts (2014 2nd Semi)
Skye Not Applicable
Smallest Winning Margin Mordi 12 pts (14/6/14)
Skye Not Applic
Highest Score Mordi 12-11-83 (6/7/13)
Skye 7-13-55 (6/7/13)
Lowest Score Mordi 4-6-30 (14/6/14)
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Division 1 Results: preliminary final SENIORS RESERVES TEM A PWLDFA% PTS TEM A PWLDFA% PTS Dingley 18 17 1 0 1988 801 248.19 68 Dingley 18 17 1 0 1933 577 335.01 68
St Pauls 18 15 3 0 1524 810 188.15 60 Cheltenham 18 15 3 0 1807 701 257.77 60
East Brighton 18 15 3 0 1512 848 178.30 60 Bentleigh 18 15 3 0 1586 810 195.80 60
Cheltenham 18 10 8 0 1383 1341 103.13 40 Clayton 18 12 6 0 1500 1068 140.45 48
Chelsea Heights 18 9 9 0 1291 1269 101.73 36 St Pauls 18 9 9 0 1255 978 128.32 36
East Malvern 18 7 11 0 1185 1419 83.51 28 Chelsea Heights 18 7 11 0 1150 1086 105.89 28
Bentleigh 18 7 11 0 1162 1482 78.41 28 East Malvern 18 7 11 0 865 1366 63.32 28
St Kilda City 18 5 12 1 874 1321 66.16 22 St Kilda City 18 4 14 0 795 1516 52.44 16
Clayton 18 4 14 0 1019 1658 61.46 16 East Brighton 18 3 15 0 683 1865 36.62 12
Heatherton 18 0 17 1 817 1806 45.24 2 Heatherton 18 1 17 0 534 2141 24.94 4 division 1 seniors division 1 reserves preliminary final preliminary final Dingley 3.0-18 6.1-37 7.3-45 11.5-71 Cheltenham 2.3-15 5.3-33 10.6-66 11.10-76 St Pauls 2.2-14 5.5-35 7.10-52 9.13-67 Bentleigh 2.1-13 5.2-32 5.3-33 6.14-50 DINGLEY: Goal Kickers: D. Francis 4, L. Bartholomew 4, L. Walmsley 2, A. Stock CHELTENHAM: Goal Kickers: S. Donnell 3, A. McKenzie 2, L. Walsh, Z. White, B. Shaw, Best Players:, L. Walmsley, T. Lavars, A. Stock, L. Bartholomew, J. Boyle, J. Clausen S. Cusack, A. Wood, D. Knopers ST PAULS: Goal Kickers: L. James 3, T. Ridgway 3, H. Ambrose, B. Dawes, Best Players:, L. Glascott, T. Arthur, S. Donnell, L. Brookman, T. Vanderheiden, A. Wood T. Blackwood BENTLEIGH: Goal Kickers: M. Bisognano 3, O. Box, D. Petrakis, S. Galileos Best Players:, A. McIntyre, M. Marasco, A. Gilbert, J. Allan, P. Mercoulia, K. Hall Best Players:, M. Bisognano, S. Galileos, A. Lee, B. Zurak, M. Laskey, A. Griffiths
The league is pleased to announce that singer / song writer Greg Salter will be performing the National Anthem before the Division 1 Senior Grand Final at Springvale Reserve.
Greg has an extensive history in the music industry and even composed and recorded the song ‘When The Outer Roars’ for channel 7’s coverage of the 1985 VFL Grand Final
6 | SFL RECORD 2014 2014 Division 1 Seniors Fixture Round 1 Round 7 Round 13 12-Apr 31-May 19-Jul Clayton 9.11.65 def. by C’ham 13.10.88 C.Heights 15.10-100 def. St Kilda City 8.6-54 C.Heights 18.12-120 def. C’ham 9.9-63 Dingley 18.8.116 def. E.Malvern 8.6.54 St Pauls 22.11-143 def. E.Malvern 7.5-47 E.Brighton 17.23-125 def. E. Malvern 9.2-56 St K.City 12.10.8.2 def. Bentleigh 9.6.60 Heatherton 10.11-71 def. by Clayton 12.10-82 Heatherton 7.5-47 def. by Bentleigh 10.11-71 E.Brighton 7.7.49 def. St Pauls 5.7.37 E.Brighton 7.11-53 def. by Dingley 13.16-94 Clayton 7.5-47 def. by St Kilda City 10.15-75 Heatherton 5.5.35 def. by C.Heights 13.11.89 C’ham 13.14-92 def. Bentleigh 4.7-31 Dingley 9.6-60 def. by St Pauls 13.11-89 Round 2 Round 8 Round 14 26-Apr 14-Jun 26-Jul E.Malvern 12.5.77 def. by Clayton 13.13.91 Bentleigh 12.6-78 def. E.Malvern 11.9-75 Bentleigh 5.11-41 def. byE .Brighton 10.8-68 C.Heights 6.5.41 def. by E. Brighton 8.13.61 St Kilda City 4.9-33 def. by C’ham 11.12-78 C’ham 11.4-70 def. by St Pauls 14.11-95 C’ham 20.6.126 def. Heatherton 7.7.49 Heatherton 4.6-30 def. by St Pauls 8.19-67 St Kilda City 7.17-59 drew Heatherton 8.11-59 Bentleigh 7.5.47 def. by Dingley 13.14.92 Clayton 2.4-16 def. by E.Brighton 7.9-51 E.Malvern 7.5-47 def. by C.Heights 11.4-70 St Pauls 8.11.59 def. St Kilda City 7.10.52 Dingley 10.13-73 def. C.Heights 3.6-24 Dingley 22.14-146 def. Clayton 4.3-27 Round 3 Round 9 Round 15 3-May 21-Jun 2-Aug E.Brighton 14.9-93 def. C’ham 6.6-42 C.Heights 18.12-120 def. Clayton 9.9-63 C.Heights 11.11-77 def. Bentleigh 10.10-70 Heatherton 4.8-32 def. byE .Malvern 9.15-69 E.Malvern 9.10-64 def. St Kilda City 5.8-38 E. Brighton 6.23-59 def. St Kilda City 5.9-39 Clayton 15.10-100 def. Bentleigh 12.3-75 E.Brighton 30.19-199 def. Heatherton 3.0-18 St Pauls 13.11-89 def. Clayton 6.7-43 Dingley 15.10-100 def. St Kilda City 3.4-22 St Pauls 11.17-83 def. Bentleight 7.9-51 Heatherton 3.1-19 def. by Dingley 20.22-142 C.Heights 3.3-21 def. by St Pauls 16.18-114 C’ham 10.7-67 def. by Dingley 17.11-113 C’ham 19.16-130 def. E.Malvern 7.5-47 Round 4 Round 10 Round 16 10-May 28-Jun 9-Aug E.Malvern 2.6-18 def. by E.Brighton 9.11-65 C.Heights 18.13-121 def. Heatherton 11.8-74 Bentleigh 11.9-75 def. by C’ham 13.16-94 Heatherton 8.13.61 def byBentleigh 10.12.72 Bentleigh 12.15-87 def. St Kilda City 5.7-37 E.Malvern 7.7-49 def. by St Pauls 15.13-103 St Kilda City 10.11-71 def. Clayton 8.8-56 E.Malvern 10.8-68 def. by Dingley 16.8-104 St Kilda City 10.10-70 def. C.Heights 5.6-36 St Pauls 3.9-27 def. by Dingley 9.8-62 St Pauls 15.8-98 def. E.Brighton 3.7-25 Clayton 20.14-134 def. Heatherton 10.12-72 C’ham 6.5-41 def. by C.Heights 9.11-65 C’ham 10.9-69 def. Clayton 5.5-35 Dingley 12.10-82 def. E.Brighton 3.10-28 Round 5 Round 11 Round 17 17-May 5-Jul 16-Aug C.Heights 9.9-63 def. by E.Malvern 10.6-66 E.Brighton 10.9-69 def. C.Heights 8.14-62 C.Heights 8.8-56 def. by Dingley 25.9-159 E.Brighton 19.18-132 def Bentleigh 8.9-57 St Kilda City 2.4-16 def. by St Pauls 13.11-89 E.Malvern 13.6-84 def. by Bentleigh 14.12-96 St Pauls 10.11-71 def. by C’ham 1.12-84 Heatherton 4.11-35 def. by C’ham 12.14-86 E.Brighton 24.8-153 def. Clayton 5.10-40 Heatherton 11.4-70 def. by St Kilda City 12.11-83 Clayton 2.1-22 def. by E.Malvern 12.5-77 St Pauls 9.16-70 def. Heatherton 3.8-27 Clayton 5.14-44 def. by Dingley 17.22-124 Dingley 20.12-132 def. Bentleigh 6.9-45 C’ham 17.12-114 def. St Kilda City 6.4-41 Round 6 Round 12 Round 18 24-May 12-Jul 23-Aug Bentleigh 12.11-83 def. C.Heights 12.8-80 Bentleigh 11.9-75 def. Clayton 8.5-53 Bentleigh 7.6-48 def. by St Pauls 14.8-92 E.Malvern 19.13-127 def. C’ham 10.6-66 E.Malvern 11.9-75 def. Heatherton 3.7-25 Heatherton 8.7-55 def. byE .Brighton 17.19-121 St Kilda City 5.8-38 def. byE .Brighton 13.7-85 St Pauls 12.11-83 def. C.Heights 5.6-36 St Kilda City .15-45 def. byE .Malvern 11.14-80 Clayton 2.10-40 def. by St Pauls 16.19-115 St Kilda City 4.5-29 def. by Dingley 10.18-78 Clayton 7.12-54 def. by C.Heights 16.14-110 Dingley 20.20-140 def. Heatherton 6.2-38 C’ham 2.2-14 def. by E.Brighton 9.20-74 Dingley 26.14-170 def. C’ham 8.11-59
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Division 1: Club Notes bentleigh Under 19’s: performance throughout the year. .As we have noted in previous editions, It is important that we consider the With a number of retirements from the Club is most fortunate to have such three P’s – “Process, Preparation and last season the focus this year was a strong band of loyal sponsors. Today Performance”. The coaching staff going to be on player development and we would like to particularly thank have ensured that the first two have preparing players for senior football. the group of local sponsors, many of been addressed; it is now up to the Any finals achievements were going to whom are here today supporting the playing group to see that only a quality be a bonus. Having said this we were Club. Notably, Duncans Bentleigh performance is provided on the day. obviously disappointed to lose the Cellars, East Bentleigh Tyre Right, Preliminary Final but we happened to We have been able to perform as a Bentleigh RSL, Telstra Shop Bentleigh, run into a worthy opposition, namely team throughout the year and there Bayside Companion Dog Training is no reason why we can’t perform, Cheltenham, whose playing stocks were reinforced on the day and they School, Boundary Hotel, John Barnes once again, in today’s Grand Final. and Co. Locksmiths, Dr Albert Tsai We didn’t finish on top for no reason were just too strong. Our achievement Chinese Medicine, Elizabeth Miller MP, so we are to be respected as a unit. in finishing third was testimony to all However, Dingley didn’t finish second involved with the Reserves. Thank you Woodards Bentleigh, Café Vercelli, for no reason, and they must also be to the coaching staff and officials who Allamby Signs, Julie Fidler Tennis respected as a unit. Pay the opposition were involved throughout the season, Coaching, Jetset Travel Bentleigh, Roo due respect and respect our own ability namely Brett Marshall, Aaron Clough, Baa Café, Citrus Café, Scott Lawry and the instructions of our coaching Tony Allamby, Laurie Fitzpatrick, Carpentry and Total Waste Solutions. staff; then the result will be one that Greg Smith, Tracey Watters, Renee Many thanks, also, to major partners, we deserve. It is an opportune time Craven, Adam Joffe and Greg Graham. Dimattina Coffee, Dimattina Restaurant to thank all those officials who have A fantastic effort from everyone. Group, Brighton Toyota,Cambridge worked tirelessly throughout the year Congratulations to our captain, Zibba, Plumbing and Murrumbeena Bendigo to support our playing group. Thank for his role throughout the season. Bank. To all our supporters, players, officials, you to Paul Dimattina, Andy McGaw, Social: Saturday October 4th – Annual sponsors – on behalf of the Club, thank Paul Colyvan, Brett Cooper, Darryl Presentation Night Dinner at the Lowrie, Paul Daly, Brynley Stokes, you for your terrific support throughout Greg Smith, Dizzy, Kim and Michael the season and, as you are reading Bentleigh RSL beginning at 7:00 p.m. Aitken, Greg Graham and the parents this report in the SFL Record, your $55 a head, smart casual dress. For and supporters who have been there support is obviously continuing on tickets and table bookings please see throughout the season. this most important day for our Under James Robertson (Robbo), Brett Cooper Reserves: Congratulations to the 19’s. We look forward to this support or Garry Matlock. NOTE: THIS IS A players, officials and coaching and involvement continuing in to next BOOKING ONLY EVENT. No walk ups staff of our Reserves team for their season. on the night. To purchase tickets please see Sue cheltenham R eserves club presented itself as the best finals – Having dropped three previous venue and hosts in the Southern Football Anderson at the club. meetings against Bentleigh this League. In doing so it also meant that 2014 Partners – Ace of Clubs Rubbish season, despite being the higher ranked many were unable to watch our boys play Removal, Aero Bar & Bistro, Bakers team, its fair to say that we went in as at Springvale in our own finals series. So Delight, Bendigo Bank Cheltenham, Blah Blah Noodles, Brighton Toyota, underdogs against a very good Demons to Sue Anderson, Col Anderson, Kevin Dingley Conveyancing Services, Don team that has a wonderful record of Milesi, Ann Milesi, Leanne Barclay, Greg Barclay, Jacqui Nally, Carol Kyatt Group, The Garden Cheltenham success in Reserves footy over the – Café & Tapas Bar, Kilburn Joinery, years. Benno’s late withdrawal threw Bursey, Barry Bursey, Sue Zacharin, Chris Gurry, Kaye Faulks, Trent Faulks, Kingston Electrical Services, a major spanner in the works, but the Maitland Horler Real Estate, Merkon Pete Goodchild, David Kilburn, Rex boys hit the ball hard from the opening Constructions, Murray Thompson bounce to always have the game in Kilburn, Sam Kilburn, Helen Anderson, – State Member for Sandringham, full control. Bentleigh peppered the David Selleck, Daniel Goodchild, Mick Nautilus Marine Insurance, Navarone goals in the final term, but to no avail Goodchild, Pete Butler, Geoff McKinley, Panels, Omara Cycles, Pentarch Group, and we finally got some revenge when Andrew Keech, Terry Andrews, Steve Quest Cheltenham, Render Elite, Sport it matters most. Brookers, Ash, Simo Ellery, Ross Pitts and everyone else Strap, T.G.I. FRiDAY’S Southland, and Tobes were superb, while Lachie who pitched in to lend a hand, a VERY big Tudor Inn Hotel, Waldecon Design held veteran goalkicker Sharp goalless thank you from everyone at CFC and no and Construct, Woodlands Golf Club, down back. All in all, a strong team doubt the wider SFL. Workshop Auto Service Centre. effort and one that MUST be replicated 2014 Club Champion Dinner – Friday 26 2014 Player Sponsors – AKRAM this weekend against Dingley if we are September, Woodlands Golf Club Electrics, Chris, Mark and Kevin Gurry, to be drinking from some silverware In what is sure to be a spectacular Joan Johansen, The Joy Of Ink Tattoo Studio, Bill Foley, Cabinet Timbers Pty on Sunday afternoon. We’ve made it night, the Rosellas will honour contributors to the Club both on and off Ltd, Excel Tennis, AFL SportsReady, the hard way – but it doesn’t matter Free Tibet, Royal Oak group, Finance the field in 2014, and culminate in the how you get there, its what you do Funding Australia, Jetset Mentone, once there that truly matters! Good awarding of the 2014 Club Champion Murray Bridge Hotel, FGA Partners, luck Tomsy, Billy and the lads, no medal. Enjoy a sumptuous two-course HG & Co Pty Ltd, Victorian Boat doubt you’ll do yourselves and the club meal, beverages, and a night of fun Sales, Aston Ryan Malcolm, Tim extremely proud. as the Club Champion votes are read Brown Plastic Surgeon, EpicElec, Thank You – A huge thank you to and awards handed out. Cost: $50 per Jim Brownlees, Stoneridge Paving & the wonderful group of helpers and person. Dress: Gentlemen – Lounge Landscaping. organisers that once again made sure our suit and tie, Ladies – Evening dress. Thank you for your continued support!
8 | SFL RECORD 2014 Division 1: Club Notes DINGLEY On Saturday the Thirds straight sets exit. What happened next was teams involved in every game, there is the stuff of fairy-tale. Noodles, of course joined the Reserves in locking in a spot just simply no excuse for half of Dingley’s had been sensational all day, but perhaps in the Grand Final, on Sunday the U19s 10,000 strong population not to get along the spectators had underestimated the grit to Springvale on Sunday. Get decked out and Seniors made it a full book of four. and desperation of Adam Stock, the sheer Absolutely unprecedented and mind- in your Dingo gear, and cheer your hearts brilliance of Luke Bartholomew, or the out for 66 boys that will be playing their boggling, and, not to be outdone, the boot of “Buddy” Francis. And that perfectly Superules boys chimed in with a flag of hearts out! lofted chip pass from Lavars into Deano’s Major Sponsors: Bendigo Bank, their own, ensuring an unbelievable party lead with less than two minutes to go.... Carlisle Homes, Dingley International atmosphere at the Club on Sunday night. Earlier in the day, after three enthralling This has been an indescribable effort from quarters left nothing in it at the last Hotel, DFC Coterie Group, Dingley all involved - players, coaches, trainers, change, the U19s turned it on against Sports & Recreation Club, Monier volunteers - what remains now is to put Clayton with 5 goals in the run home. Safety (CSR Australia), Tranzworks, the icing on each cake. And it doesn’t Now, could it be fourth time lucky against Hannafords, Keysborough Hotel, Ray come easy, just ask anybody who was at the unbeaten Bentleigh? The Seniors, of White Cheltenham/Dingley Village, Newcomen Road on Sunday how they felt course, know what they have to do against Woolworths Dingley Supermarket, Star 10 minutes into the last quarter, facing a 20 a vastly more finals-experienced team Ceilings, Benton Electrical, Craig Allen & point deficit and the very real prospect of a in the Vampires - just beat them! With Associates, Braeside Pest Control. east brighton Well this is freshen up. It is the perennial question 200 spots available but over 60 are gone. as to whether the break assists but after what it is all about! This week is why we go Immortalize yourself or your business. having played 2 tough games previously it through the ups and downs of the season See Hilly or Roy now. would be expected that it would assist the which starts around 12 months previous. Alan Meaney Medal Presentation Night preparation. Premierships are hard to win Friday September 26th at the rooms. Suffice to say 1 from 4 would constitute a but the Vampires have a chance. They need fail but 2 from 4 might constitute a pass $25.00 for a magnificent spit roast dinner. to embrace the opportunity because there Drinks at bar prices. Bookings see Hilly, in the scheme of things. The players are may never be another for those involved. Lisa or Roy to be congratulated and the coaching Safe to say the Vampires are in the best staff have done an excellent job in physical shape for 4 years at finals time so Sponsors getting the team into the Grand Final 4 there will be no excuses. Brighton Holden, Wild Holly Cakes, years straight but the real work is to be Social Summit Formworks, Driver Dynamics, done this Sunday. 2 weeks ago the team Are you an Immortal? $200 will get your Beko, Financial & Investor Management, demolished the flag favourites Dingley business or name on the Immortals Bob Jane T Marts Moorabbin, Newbay in a clinical display and earned a week’s board to be unveiled in the new $3 Hotel, Bendigo Bank Elwood, MCR break which enables all the players to million clubrooms to be built in 2015. Consulting, Rod Dowell, Warwick Shields division 1: FRONT & CENTRE / WILL HUNTER Dingley have booked themselves a date with East 10-minute mark of the final term when Travis Ridgeway Brighton in the Grand Final after a heart-stopping nailed back-to-back goals to extend the Dogs’ lead to 20 four-point win over St Pauls in the Preliminary Final on points. Sunday afternoon. Staring down the barrel of a straight-sets finals exit, the The Dingoes were on the canvas but clawed their minor premiers staged a remarkable fight back, banging way back from the brink in the last quarter to pinch a on three goals in five minutes through Andrew Stock and memorable victory with a goal in the dying seconds of the Luke Bartholomew to get within two points. match. The stage was set for an epic climax and Dean Francis The first half was a real treat, with both sides playing hard, tough, fast, uncompromising football befitting of didn’t disappoint. The Dingley spearhead took a strong finals status. With neither team taking a backward step, grab before going back and calmly drilling the match- it was always going to be a close contest and there were winning goal in the final minute of the game. never more than two goals between them at any stage. Francis finished with four majors for the match, as did When the two sides entered the sheds for the long break hard-running midfielder Bartholomew. there was just two points in it, with Dingley taking the Tony and Brett Lavars were sensational down back for honours. Dingley, while Jack Clausen and Josh Boyle were also St Pauls was dealt a blow five minutes into the third term hugely impressive. when champion Luke James was stretched off after copping a big knock, but despite this setback the Dogs But it was Walmsley who was again the clear standout, stepped it up a notch and really started to get on top. Two winning plenty of the footy and taking the game on in goals gave them some breathing space, but a late one another eye-catching, best-afield display. to Dingoes dynamo Luke Walmsley kept his side in the Adam McIntire, Jarryd Allen and Andy Gilbert were the contest. biggest contributors in the Doggies’ engine room, while But the Dingoes looked gone for all money at the Mark Marasco’s work in defence was first-rate.
www.SFL.com.au | 9 SOUTHERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE division 1: grand final preview / WILL HUNTER Grand Final occurred in the Semi Final just two weeks ago, with Sunday 21st September East Brighton winning by 21 points to secure their 2.45pm – Springvale Reserve spot in the big dance. The Vampires were ferocious in their attack on the footy that day and had the East Brighton V Dingley Dingoes rattled. For the first time all season, Dingley were made to look vulnerable at the contests and And then there were two! impotent up forward by an East Brighton outfit that East Brighton and Dingley will play off in the simply stepped up and found another level on the big 2014 Grand Final, which is a just reward for their stage. tremendous form throughout the year. So if their previous meetings are any indication, this Dingley has enjoyed a dream season, dropping just week’s premiership decider will be an epic spectacle one game to finish two wins clear atop the Division and we are in for an absolute treat on Sunday One ladder. afternoon. That loss, against St Pauls in round 13, was quickly Both teams have a vast array of talent all over forgotten, as the Dingoes responded the following the park, and game-winners on every line. More week with a 119-point thrashing of Clayton to importantly, they have saved some of their best announce themselves as the team to beat in 2014. performances for the business end of the year. As the Dingley juggernaut rolled on in the latter Liam Bowman has been close to East Brighton’s stages of the home and away season, it looked as if best player through the finals series so far and will everyone else was just playing for second, such was be their most important player again on Sunday. their dominance. The champion backman has had a stellar season East Brighton started their year in perfect fashion, and will again be entrusted to shut down Dingley’s avenging their 2013 Grand Final defeat with a two- goal kicking machine, Dean Francis. Bowman gave goal victory over the Dogs. Francis an absolute bath in the Semi Final, and this was one of the key factors behind their resounding The Vampires won their next five matches before the Dingoes inflicted their first loss of the year. They triumph. Rarely beaten, and blessed with great would lose just two more games for the season disposal skills, Bowman is perhaps the league’s best before finishing third on the ladder, behind St Pauls defender and a vital cog in East Brighton’s water- on percentage. tight defensive unit. These two sides clashed twice during the home and Francis on the other hand has been a revelation in away season, with Dingley claiming the bragging his first season at Souter Oval since crossing from rights in both encounters. East Brighton, booting a competition-high 84 goals in his 19 games. The powerfully-built key forward In round seven they met at Hurlingham Park, with can kick big bags of goals and win games off his a six-goal second term setting the scene for the own boot and could prove to be the final piece in Dingoes’ 41-point win. Dingley’s premiership puzzle. A reliable kick for goal When Dingley hosted the Vampires in round 16 the and capable of clunking big pack marks, Francis is result was similar. The home side restricted the red impossible to stop when on song and if he gets his and whites to just one goal after quarter time as they hands on the footy early he will likely tear the game stormed home to win by nine goals. apart. The only other meeting between these two clubs Bowman V Francis is the most important match-up
10 | SFL RECORD 2014 on the ground, and whoever gets on top here will be attack in the blink of an eye. The Dingoes plethora central to their side’s chances of winning the flag. of hard-running, line-breaking midfielders like Luke Vampire Hamish Dahl is another who will be Walmsley, Luke Bartholomew and Jackson Peet will hard to miss. Standing at over 200cm, Dahl cuts also be a massive danger, particularly if they can get an imposing figure on the field and is one of the forward and impact on the scoreboard. Add tough league’s top ruckmen. His finals series has also ball-winners like Dan Bolger and Josh Boyle and the been terrific, with starring roles in both his side’s Dingoes have the makings of a premiership midfield. wins. His sheer size allows him to dominate the A Grand Final is a massive occasion aerial battles, providing silver service to for both competing clubs the onballers at his feet. With blokes and whichever side like David De Luca, Sam Dillon and settles their nerves first Will Hetherington getting first use of the footy at the contests, East will be a huge chance to Brighton could prove hard to stop. take home the silverware. East Brighton has been Another of East Brighton’s strengths there and done that on the lies in its versatile forward structure, biggest stage before, so which boasts enough firepower to they will probably adjust kick big scores. The bustling Damien Lynch is the focal point, while Toby to the tempo of the Mahoney and Matt Jamieson are match earlier than both capable of kicking multiple their opponents. goals. Reigning Ellis Medallist However, I reckon Dean Williamson has also been Dingley’s run will thrown forward in the second half of the year with great effect, so expect an even spread of Vampires goalkickers.
eventually But prove too Dingley’s much for the ability to run the ball through Vampires and the guts could be what gets I’m tipping them over the line. The Lavars them to get brothers – Tony and Brett – have home in a shown they love to gallop, and classic. are really dangerous when running the footy out of the Dingley by five backline, turning defence into points.
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Ground: Souter Oval, 31E Marcus Road, Dingley Village (Melway Ref 88 G8) Telephone: 9558 1508 Colours: R ed, Black and Gold Senior Coach: Shane Morwood Reserves Coach: Darren Kappler
# PLAYER PLAYER DESCRIPTION GOALS BDSEHIN
1 Arron Sawers Highly skilled utility that gives 100%. 2 Daniel Bolger Strong , balanced footballer with a full bag of tricks for game day. 3 Lucas Walmsley Excitement machine best describes Noodles.He is everywhere. 4 Jack Ades Tough and hard working on baller.Leads by example 5 Bret Lavars Very clever footballer that loves the big stage. 6 Tim Wigney In & Under player with speed 7 Tony Lavars Club champion.Enough said 8 Joshua O'Bree Key position player with a great work ethic. 9 Travis La Rocca Ball magnet. Just ask him. 10 Jack Williams DFC junior returning to the den. Loves a goal. 11 Joshua Boyle Non compromising on baller always on the bottom of the pack. 12 Luke Bartholomew Explosive player who breaks the lines. 13 Matthew Morewood Running backman with silky skills 14 Tom Dureau Highly competitive footballer that offers plenty of run. 16 Marcus Freeman Awesome young player with freaky skills. 17 Adam Lloyd Key position player with a great set of hands 18 Andrew Frost Key backman who loves to swing forward. 20 Leigh Wonnacott Club Captain who demands respect from all he leads. 21 Adam Stock This guys does everything.Great hands 23 Dean Francis Key forward.Coaches dream & Backmans nightmare. 24 Phil Ball Big man with a big mark.Knows where the big sticks are. 25 Jackson Peet Hard running onballer with plenty of heart 32 Jack Clausen Enjoying a new role at DFC. Tears a game apart 35 James Ball Speed & Balance is the key for half pace. 36 Kane Davidson DFC young gun.Hard to stop when he is up & about. 40 Todd Wills Highly dedicated footballer who leaves nothing in the tank. Respected. 43 Darren Andrews Does not get beaten.DFC favourite. 47 James Cullen The quiet achiever is JC. Just gets it done. 51 Tom Paterson High flying footballer who lives & breathes for the finals.
FIELD BOUNDARY GOAL Sam Bridges Ben Priggen Dan Bomford Andrew Scott Fraser Somerville Nick Bridges Annie Mirabile Tim Fierenzi
12 | SFL RECORD 2014 sunday 21 september - Springvale Reserve EAST BRIGHTON
Ground: Hurlingham Park (Melway Ref 67 J10) Telephone: 0425 506 009 Colours: R ed & White V Senior Coach: Ben Murphy Reserves Coach: Mick Crawford
# PLAYER PLAYER DESCRIPTION GOALS BDSEHIN 1 Toby Mahoney Classy forward, good overhead with pace 3 Sam Dillon Mid field, inside player with some grunt 4 Peter Larsen Veteran Meneilly medallist and Premiership player 5 Nathan Stewart Excellent defender that can swing forward 6 Andrew Clements Versatile defender with a mid field role 7 Will Hetherington Good runner with a healthy left leg. One to watch 8 Matthew Jamieson Dual premierships at East Brighton. Impact player 9 Liam Bowman SFL's most efficient defender, rarely beaten 10 Dean Williamson 4 time B & F inside midfielder that is dangerous forward 13 Anthony Bailey Versatile half forward with a good defensive attitude 14 Ben Douthie Captain enjoying a stellar season. Booming left footer 15 Tait Sabec Great skills with pace to burn. Rebounding half back 16 Mitch Backman Young gun good on both sides that can score 17 Jake Percy Raking kick and dangerous forward 18 Matt O'Rourke Classy defender that can play either end 19 Hamish Dahl Big on baller effective at stoppages 20 Mitch Garvey Versatile all over the ground 21 Barry Hope The grunt of the team. Fearless competitor 22 Mark Jamieson Dangerous forward, good overhead and can go back effectively 23 Sam Jeffery Great overhead and can play either end 25 David De Luca Quick midfielder on the outside or run with role 26 Damian Lynch Experienced and clever. Never to be underestimated 27 Tim Gray Uncompromising defender with good skills 28 John Conroy Good decision maker in a defensive role 29 Patrick Jamieson Defensive forward that can score 31 Thomas Backman 1st year player that doesn't disappoint 32 Jarryd Gaggin Good decision maker that can find the ball 35 Andrew Jansen Rebounding defender with great pace and skills 45 Jacob Dahl Stout defender that can take opposition talls
51 Phil Zarra Great defensive pressure and accurate goal kicker
47 Justin Whyte Defensive forward applies intense pressure
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www.SFL.com.au | 13 SOUTHERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE Division 1: reserves grand final sunday 21 september - springvale reserve, springvale - 12 noon dingley C HELTENHAM Ground: Souter Oval, 31E Marcus Road, Ground: Jack Barker Oval, Cheltenham Rec. Dingley Village (Melway Ref 88 G8) Reserve (Melway Ref 86 G3) Telephone: 9558 1508 Telephone: 9585 1259 Colours: R ed, Black and Gold Colours: Red, Yellow and Black Panels Senior Coach: Shane Morwood Coach: Andrew Butterfield Reserves Coach: Darren Kappler Res Coach: Grant Toms Thirds Coach: Daniel Knopers
# PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER 22 Stefan Feehan 45 Tom Cooper 1 Luke Brookman 31 Daniel Armstrong
26 Colin Craney 46 Jesse O'Sullivan 4 Simon Donnell 32 Ash Wood
27 Glen Green 47 James Cullen 7 Sam Perkin 33 Tom Jelleff
29 Leigh Moore 48 Marcus Scuotto 9 Luke Walsh 35 Patrick Campbell
30 Sam Williams 49 Jack Pickford 10 Daniel Knopers 36 Ben Shaw
31 Nathan Naughton 50 Adam Sikora 11 Zac White 37 Rohan Schreier
32 Nick Costantino 52 Jack Hyde 13 Chris Bennetts 38 Toby Arthur
33 John Mentiplay 53 Richard Costantino 14 Sam Quigley 39 Chris Niclasen
34 Steve Comino 55 Joshua Pickford 20 James McCartney 40 Trent Vanderheiden
36 Kane Davidson 56 Peter Rizzi 23 Paul Conroy 41 Brendan Lonergan
38 Travis Walker 58 William Neville 24 Jojo Amaah 43 Tim Lawson
39 Tom Ristevski 59 Joshua Ellis 25 Ryan Howells 45 Priji Vijayakumar
41 Brad Sessler 61 Tom Gent 26 Lachlan Glascott 46 Arron McKenzie
42 Ryan Cunningham 62 Kris Gray 27 Shaun Cusack 47 James Hooper
44 Danny Morris 63 Tristan Potts 28 Brenton Poole 49 Craig Hollow
FIELD BOUNDARY GOAL Alan Glenton Lloyd Cosgriff Tayla Manning Tane Abbott Matt Kurtis Adam Obleshchuk Leigh Dawkins Julien Khoury TEM A 1/4 TIME 1/2 TIME 3/4 TIME FULL TIME dingley cheltenham
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Division 2 Results: preliminary final SENIORS RESERVES TEM A PWLDFA% PTS TEM A PWLDFA% PTS Mordialloc 18 17 1 0 1662 700 237.43 68 Skye 18 18 0 0 1799 491 366.40 72
Skye 18 16 2 0 1537 810 189.75 64 Mordialloc 18 13 5 0 1479 917 161.29 52
Caulfield 18 10 8 0 1305 1248 104.57 40 Doveton Eagles 18 11 7 0 1450 1088 133.27 44
Hampton 18 9 8 1 1273 1229 103.58 38 Hampton 18 11 7 0 1250 1066 117.26 44
Highett 18 9 9 0 1370 1535 89.25 36 Oakleigh District 18 10 8 0 1165 1176 99.06 40
Oakleigh District 18 8 10 0 1294 1115 116.05 32 Springvale Districts 18 9 9 0 1197 1152 103.91 36
Springvale Districts 18 7 10 1 1286 1465 87.78 30 Murrumbeena 18 9 9 0 1176 1167 100.77 36
Murrumbeena 18 6 12 0 1261 1460 86.37 24 Caulfield 18 6 12 0 923 1269 72.73 24
Doveton Eagles 18 6 12 0 1273 1502 84.75 24 Highett 18 2 16 0 678 1978 34.28 8
Moorabbin 18 1 17 0 1003 2200 45.59 4 Moorabbin 18 1 17 0 788 1601 49.22 4 division 2 seniors division 2 reserves Prelimiary final Prelimiary final Skye 2.5-17 5.8-38 7.11-53 8.14-62 Mordialloc 2.2-14 4.2-26 11.4-70 19.7-121 Hampton 1.4-10 3.8-26 4.12-36 5.14-44 Doveton Eagles 3.2-20 6.5-41 9.8-62 12.11-83 SKYE: Goal Kickers: L. McGuinness 4, M. Feddersen, D. McEwan, J. Bateman, MORDIALLOC: Goal Kickers: M. Ravenall 7, J. O’Donnell 3, J. Keighley 3, D. Nithyakumar L. Leaunoa 2, L. Ardrey, T. Howard, S. Pitura, R. Williams Best Players:, B. Telindert, J. Martinson, M. Feddersen, B. Evans, A. Harper, Best Players:, M. Ravenall, S. Turner, J. McNeil, J. Keighley, S. Pitura, N. Kovarik T. Kitchin DOVETON EAGLES: Goal Kickers: P. Parlapiano 3, S. McGrath 2, D. Kilpatrick 2, HAMPTON: Goal Kickers: C. Worner 4, J. Burbidge B. Painter 2, H. Wanganeen, S. Paynter, T. Humphries Best Players:, C. Worner, N. O’Donovan, J. Feather, J. Burbidge, D. Guiry, A. Shedlock Best Players:, G. O’Neill, N. Paynter, D. Kilpatrick, H. Martin, D. Mawhinney, S. Paynter
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18 | SFL RECORD 2014 division 2: THE INNER SANCTUM / JASON BARBIN Preliminary final week has come and gone they fought back with a major of their own and with a spot in the Grand Final up for and with Chris Worner proving to be the grabs, it was sure to bring out some good dominant forward, the Hammers only trailed football. by 12 points at half time, still within striking distance. For a chance to play in the 2014 Division 2 Grand Final against Mordialloc, Skye took on The game began to open up a touch in the Hampton in a match that promised to be a second half but still, inaccurate kicking hard fought and highly contested match. Skye proved costly for both sides and they failed went into the game with a 2-0 record against to take advantage of the many scoring Hampton in the 2014 season and were opportunities throughout the game. Skye deserved favourites among the punters. With once again took ascendancy in the midfield neither side known for their high scoring, a through the experience of Jim Martinson defensive battle ensued both teams fought and Aaron Harper. Though Hampton star for ascendancy in the first quarter. midfielder Justin Isaac was being well held, With the sun blazing down, conditions at Dan Guiry and Josh Burbidge helped keep Jack Barker Oval were prime for finals footy the margin from blowing out and though they and as the match began, it began with an had only managed 4 goals through 3 quarter, intensity that was worthy of finals action. As Hampton only trailed by 17 points going into the game had promised, the first quarter the final quarter. was a defensive struggle for both sides as With everything on the line going into the last neither side were able to capitalise on their quarter, both sides gave it one last crack. opportunities early on. The big ground that is Hampton began the quarter attacking the Jack Barker Oval provided plenty of running footy but were unable to push past the Skye play and it was evident early on that that defence which has been resolute all season. style of play was going to result in plenty of At the other end, Skye were having their own scoring opportunities. The Bombers were scoring troubles. Though Luke Mcguinness able to use the footy more efficiently in the was provided a target up forward on his first quarter and despite being inaccurate in way to 4 goals, Hampton were able to repel front of goals, went into the first break with a many Skye advances through the likes of 7 point lead. Nick O’Donovan and Aaron Shedlock. But The second quarter started out much like soon after, Skye began to dominate with the first, both sides locked in a battle to key players such as Travis Kitchen and Ben gain ascendancy. Through the likes of Ben Evans routinely winning the football and Telindert Marc Fedderson, the Bombers slowly pushing the result in Skye’s favour. In started winning the ball through the middle the end Hampton were unable to bridge the of the ground and this provided plenty of gap, ultimately succumbing to defeat to the scoring opportunities for the Skye forwards tune of 18 points. Though their season is now who took full advantage. But it wasn’t over, it has also been a raging success and made easy for them by the Hammers as they are the team to watch in 2015.
www.SFL.com.au | 19 SOUTHERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE division 2: grand final preview / JASON BARBIN This is it. After 18 home and away games and 3 of finals off, the Bloods won their 14th straight game weeks of finals, it comes down to that famous ‘One when they defeated Skye for a 3rd time this season to Day in September’ that Mike Brady describes so well. win their way into their second straight Grand Final Out of the 10 teams that competed in Division 2 this and another shot at the Division 2 flag. season, only 2 remain. Minor Premiers Mordialloc It was a different sort of story for the Bombers in take on 2nd placed Skye in a battle not only for a 2014. After failing to make the finals in 2013 and spot in Division 1 in 2015, but also for the glory of having been an average side since winning their way being the best side in Division 2. It comes down to 4 into Division 2, this was a question mark over how quarters of hard fought, contested football and after good this team could be. Could they go all the way? those 80 minutes, a new champion will arise. Like Mordialloc, the Bombers started their season Grand Final with 4 straight wins. Though they were unconvincing, Mordialloc vs Skye Saturday 20th September they started to develop a Fremantle type reputation 2.30pm - Jack Barker Oval for their defensive prowess, allowing a mere 55 Previous Meetings points per game. It wasn’t until their round 5 win over an improving Caulfield outfit that they really Round 8 Mordialloc 4.6.30 defeated Skye 2.6.18 began to show how good they can be. Two more solid wins against Moorabbin and Oakleigh Districts saw Round 17 the Bombers sit on top of the ladder with 7 straight Mordialloc 8.10.58 defeated Skye 2.12.24 wins. Their first blemish of the season came in their Second Semi-Final round 8 loss to the Bloods, and though it was a close Mordialloc 11.8.74 defeated Skye 5.10.40 loss, questions were being asked if they could kick a Mordialloc began 2014 with a bang winning their winning score. Though they were 7-1, they only had first 4 games of the season. After finishing runner one 100+ scoring game which came against bottom up in 2013 to Bentleigh and with punters questioning placed Moorabbin. Those questions were answered whether the loss would hurt them or inspire them, quickly as Skye started scoring more often and this Mordialloc were looking for a fast start to the season resulted more dominant wins. After 3 straight 55+ and they got it. After losing to Springvale away point wins and a tough win against Oakleigh, Skye from home the Bloods bounced right back with 2 once again succumbed to the premiership favourites straight wins before their all-important encounter in another hard fought contest which again raised with Skye. The Bombers were undefeated until questions about whether they could kick a winning that point and looked like they would be the team score against the top side going into the finals. to challenge the Bloods for the flag. Though their They responded by kicking 27 goals in a huge win first encounter wasn’t high in scoring, it showed over Highett in the last game of the home and away just how close these two teams are. From that point season before reverting back to their defensive onwards Mordialloc took a strangle hold on the strategy, earning a berth in the 2014 Grand Final competition, winning their remaining 10 games of where they must attempt to kick a winning score the season to finish with a 17-1 record. They were against a defence that has allowed them to kick 9 dominant in almost every game they played, only goals in 3 games. being challenged a few times by teams fighting for finals positions. They took their opportunities to rest So in the 4th matchup between these Division 2 players when they could and it greatly benefitted the rivals, what has changed? Absolutely nothing. These Bloods who now looked to have a near full strength two sides are still hard hitting and hard running side heading into the final. After having the first week with plenty of players who have the ability to heavily
20 | SFL RECORD 2014 influence the game. For both of these sides it starts for the season, Mcguinness has had a relatively in the middle. With the likes of Sam Anstey, Simon disappointing finals series so far and the Bombers Fragiacomo and Todd Bastion in the midfield, the need him up and about if they are going to be any Bloods have enough grunt to get the ball moving chance at all. Tim Barr and Ben Walker will also be forward with fluency to their tall timber up forward important if Skye are going to kick a winning score, in James Morris and James Pennycuick. These having kicked 46 goals between them this season. two alone have kicked 89 goals and have been Down back, Aaron Hook and Travis Kitchin have been the focal point for Mordialloc this season. Down outstanding all season and will have the lock down back Nick Corda will most likely have the job on roles on Morris and Pennycuick. dangerous forward Luke Mcguinness while If Skye can get the jump on Michael Barnhoorn will be responsible for Mordialloc early then their marshalling the troops in the defence may be able to hold backline and providing run off the Bloods who are off the half back line. capable of scoring quickly. The For Skye, their key players Bloods face a similar scenario. in the midfield have to step They have proven that they can up to give them a chance. break down the Bombers defence If the likes of Jim Martinson, and if they do so early on then they can break the game Mark Fedderson and Aaron wide open. Both teams Harper can gain some boast strong midfields form of ascendancy and they will be the in the midfield deciding factor and move the ball in who wins this quickly through the game. Like most corridor and down punters out to key
there, I think this game forward will be close Luke and one for the Mcguinness, they ages. But with a stand a chance of 3-0 record against putting pressure their opponent this on the Mordialloc season, Mordialloc backs and put them should be too strong. on the back foot. Despite kicking 69 goals Mordialloc by 4 points
www.SFL.com.au | 21 SOUTHERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE Division 2: seniors grand final - 2.30pm MORDIALLOC Ground: Ben Kavanagh Reserve (Melway Ref 87 G12) Telephone: 9580 4451 Colours: R ed Yoke with White Stripes Senior Coach: Sam Anstey Reserves Coach: Peter Laspatzis
# PLAYER PLAYER DESCRIPTION GOALS BDSEHIN 1 Anthony Scafidi A fearless, tenacious and polished swingman. 2 James Pennycuick A suave and elusive forward who loves a goal 4 Sam Anstey Playing coach 5 Dan Lynch A Courageous backman who is strong over head. 6 Todd Bastion A prodigious accumulator who is a clearance specialist. 7 Nathan Evans A hard running wingman with silky skills 10 Josh Kovarik Durable and versatile midfielder with a good work ethic 11 Carey Neville A speedy and agile onballer with boundless energy 12 James Morris A stylish forward with classy skills 13 Lachlan McIver A slick and agile utility with silky skills 14 Nick Corda Courageous captain and a classy forward or backman 15 Sean Van Velsen A hard running ruckman with first class skills 16 David Ferraro A polished midfielder with great foot skills 17 Jamie Neville-Young A stylish and hard working backman who breaks the lines 18 Shane Lawton A creative midfielder with a great work ethic 19 Daniel Quinn Playing assistant coach who is courageous work horse 20 David Marguglio A durable Midfielder with first-rate skills 21 Michael Barnhoorn A slick moving backman with great kicking ability 23 Tony Demacedo A smooth backman with a big engine 24 Sam Turner A robust midfielder who is strong over head 25 Andrew Fyans A determined backman with a never say die attitude 26 Simon Fragiacomo A speedy, agile and damaging utility player 29 Josh Jewell A fleet footed defender with great closing speed 30 Chris Brooking A courageous mid fielder who loves a tough contest 34 Luke Ardrey A 'blue collar' midfielder with a great work ethic. 35 Nick Kane A Key defender who is a great competitor 36 Matt Ravenall A strong key forward who is a sharp shooter 45 James Keighley An elusive forward who has great goal sense 46 Jarrod McNeil A sturdy framed footballer with slashing skills 52 Sam Nichols A key position player who breaks the lines well
FIELD BOUNDARY GOAL Troy Nicholson Joel Davis David Mandelbaum Troy Wood Anthony Embleton Steve Dagys Luke Porter Mitch Lea
22 | SFL RECORD 2014 saturday 20 September - jack barker oval skye Ground: Steve Thompson Reserve, Wedge Rd Carrum Downs (Melway Ref 96 J10) Telephone: 0412 341 136 Colours: L ight Grey, Red/Grey Sash, Red Crest, Black Bomber Emblem Senior Coach: Ben Walker Reserves Coach: Chris Smith
# PLAYER PLAYER DESCRIPTION GOALS BDSEHIN 1 Marc Frizell Reliable backline player. Matches up well on open space. 2 Aaron Pacey Courageous captain who leads from the front. Must wear sunscreen. 3 Ben Walker A great first year as playing coach. Impeccable dress sense. 4 Ben Telindert Fast and sleek like a greyhound. 5 Matt Gonzalez Solid and quick. Enjoys his moustache. 6 Adam Beness A little man with a big heart and minimal hair. 7 Luke McGuiness The Rolls-Royce of the forward line. 8 Jordan Thomas Terrific skills and a member of the youth-brigade. 9 Dan McEwan The team plays better when the bird is soaring. 10 Martin Watts "The Fossil" continues to get the job done. 11 Mark Feddersen Silky smooth. The best 5-o'clock stubble in the league. 14 Michael McGreal The real deal. 16 Tim Barr The axe-man cuts through defenses with a damaging kick. 19 Aaron Harper The ultimate tagger. This guy follows his opponent to work. 21 Lai Leaunoa "The Force" is a big lad who uses his size well. 22 Ben Evans Always works hard to develop his game. Can kick a bag. 26 Matt Doyle The raging bull. A hard man to tackle. 28 James Bateman The kamikaze kid of the youth-brigade throws himself into every contest. 30 Aaron Jack World's fastest man. 31 Chase Allan Young, blonde hair, senior footballer. Sorry ladies. He's taken. 32 Jim Martinson Has had a very consistent year. Not a tall fellow. 33 Justin Smith The tackle factory. 36 Ben Williams Doesn't say much, but loves a goal. GOOD PUD! 37 Michael Lindley "Mickey Mouse" has great skill and determination. 38 Tim McEachern Has a nice tan. Hasn't slowed down since his return from overseas. 44 Travis Kitchin Not a lot of muscle. Not a lot of fear. Very athletic and skillful. 46 Andrew Hook A solid full back. Has finally grown sideburns. 50 Daniel McConville Deceptively quick and loves to kick a goal. 53 Zac Harland Never wears pants. Always shorts. Plays well in footy shorts. 64 Sotirios Solomonidis Strong and fast. Great skills and another who is hard to tackle.
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2014 Division 2 Seniors Fixture R ound 1 Round 7 Round 13 12-Apr 31-May 19-Jul Highett 11.17.83 def. by Mordialloc 19.10.124 Mordialloc 13.12-90 def. M’beena 5.7-37 Hampton 14.15-99 def. S.Dist. 10.9-69 Skye 11.8.74 def. Hampton 9.7.61 Hampton 9.10-64 def. by Caulfield 20.11-131 O.Dist. 8.11-59 def. by Caulfield 10.7-67 O.District 10.13.73 def. by S. Dist. 11.11.77 S.Dist. 17.16-118 def. Doveton 14.9-93 Highett 9.12-66 def. by M’beena 12.9-81 Moorabbin 5.9.39 def. by M’beena 12.26.98 Highett 17.13-115 def. Moorabbin 11.8-74 Moorabbin 8.9-57 def. Mordialloc 22.17-149 Caulfield 16.13.109 def. Doveton 13.7.85 Skye 11.15-81 def. O.Dist. 4.5-29 Skye 13.22-100 def. Doveton 3.7-25 Round 2 Round 8 Round 14 26-Apr 14-Jun 26-Jul Hampton 9.19.73 def Highett 9.9.63 Doveton 12.6-78 def. M’beena 7.9-51 Caulfield 7.7-49 def. by Skye 17.6-108 S.Dist. 6.8.44 def. by Skye 6.14.50 O.District 7.9-51 def. by Highett 8.5-53 M’beena 10.8-68 def. by Hampton 11.12-78 M’beena 16.6.112 def. O.District 11.9.75 Moorabbin 5.12-42 def. byH ampton 16.12-108 Doveton 9.9-63 df. by Highett 11.7-73 Doveton 15.17.107 def. Moorabbin 7.11.53 Caulfield 8.14-62 def. by S.Districts 12.9-81 S.Dist. 1.4-10 def. by Mordialloc 17.19-121 Mordialloc 19.14.128 def. Caulfield 2.6.18 Skye 2.6-18 def. by Mordialloc 4.6-30 Moorabbin 8.10-58 def. by O.Dist.18.11-119 Round 3 Round 9 Round 15 3-May 21-Jun 2-Aug Highett 18.13-121 def. S.Dist. 14.13-97 Mordialloc 15.14-104 def. Doveton 5.5-35 Mordialloc 6.10-46 def. O.District 4.11-35 Skye 9.17-71 def. M’beena 7.4-46 M’beena 6.10-46 def. by Caulfield 10.12-72 Hampton 11.8-74 def. Doveton 7.12-54 O.District 20.13-133 def. Doveton 9.8-62 Hampton 12.12-84 def. O.District 10.5-65 S.Districts 9.8-62 def. by M’beena 13.7-85 Moorabbin 5.8-38 def. by Caulfield 15.13-103 S.Districts 24.12-156 def. Moorabbin 11.6-72 Highett 6.11-47 def. by Caulfield 9.12-66 Hampton 3.6-24 def. by Mordialloc 17.10-112 Highett 8.7-55 def. by Skye 12.10-82 Skye 18.15-123 def. Moorabbin 9.10-64 R ound 4 Round 10 Round 16 10-May 28-Jun 9-Aug Mordialloc 18.14-122 def. Moorabbin 3.5-23 Mordialloc 9.13-67 def. Highett 3.7-25 Caulfield 12.13-85 def. Hampton 10.11-71 Caulfield 10.7-67 def. by O. District 11.11-77 M’beena 10.18-78 def. Moorabbin 9.11-65 M’beena 8.4-52 def. by Mordialloc 18.11-119 M’beena 12.21-93 def. by Highett 15.9-99 Hampton 2.9-21 def. by Skye 7.18-60 Doveton 15.15-105 def. S.Districts. 6.11-47 Doveton 10.9-69 def. by Skye 11.8-74 Doveton 9.14-68 def. Caulfield 9.5-59 Moorabbin 13.12-90 def. byH ighett 21.14-140 S.Dist 8.6-54 drew Hampton 8.6-54 S.Dist 4.9-33 def. by O.District 13.13-91 O.District 3.13-31 def. by Skye 9.11-59 Round 5 Round 11 Round 17 17-May 5-Jul 16-Aug Hampton 10.4-64 def. M’beena 8.13-61 Skye 13.9-87 def. Springvale Dist. 5.4-34 M’beena 12.13-85 def. by Doveton 14.9-93 O.District 14.12-96 def. Moorabbin 5.12-42 Caulfield 7.9-51 def. by Mordialloc 9.15-69 S.Dist 9.11-65 def. Caulfield 7.13-55 Highett 16.10-106 def. Doveton 12.13-85 O.District 15.12-102 def. M’beena 3.4-22 Highett 14.8-92 def. O.District 13.7-85 Mordialloc 5.10-40 def. by S.Dist 6.10-46 Highett 7.9-51 def. by Hampton 8.15-63 Hampton 30.20-200 def. Moorabbin 3.9-27 Skye 10.12-72 def. Caulfield 3.9-27 Moorabbin 13.16-94 def. Doveton 11.17-83 Mordialloc 8.10-58 def. Skye 2.12-24 Round 6 Round 12 Round 18 24-May 12-Jul 23-Aug Caulfield 14.15-99def. Highett 9.12-66 Mordialloc 13.9-87 def. Hampton 8.5-53 Caulfield 12.16-88 def. M’beena 11.8-74 M’beena 18.12-120 def. S.Dist 16.4-100 Caulfield 1319-97 def. Moorabbin 4.6-30 Doveton 9.5-59 def. by Mordialloc 18.12-120 Doveton 9.9-63 def. Hampton 5.12-42 M’beena 7.10-52 def. by Skye 14.15-99 O.District 9.9-63 def. Hampton 5.10-40 O.District 7.8-50 def. by Mordialloc 11.10-76 Doveton 6.4-40 def. by O.District 8.12-60 Moorabbin 8.13-61 def. by S.Dist. 18.20-128 Moorabbin 111.8-74 def. by Skye 27-17-179 S.Dist 9.12-66 def. by Highett 11.8-74 Skye 27.14-176 def. Highett 5.11-41
SFL Finals Series - Weekends of 30 & 31/8, 6 & 7/9, 13/9. SFL Grand Finals - Saturday 20 September
A TTENTION ALL SFL SUPPORTERS Please be advised that taking alcohol onto the playing arena at any SFL match is prohibited. Thank you for your co-operation.
24 | SFL RECORD 2014 Division 2: reserves grand final sa turdAY 20 september - jack barker oval, cheltenham - 12 noon skye MORDIALLOC Ground: Steve Thompson Reserve, Ground: Ben Kavanagh Reserve Wedge Rd Carrum Downs (Melway Ref 87 G12) (Melway Ref 96 J10) Telephone: 9580 4451 Telephone: 0412 341 136 Colours: Red Yoke with White Stripes Colours: L ight Grey, Red/Grey Sash, Red Crest, Black Bomber Emblem Senior Coach: Sam Anstey Senior Coach: Ben Walker Reserves Coach: Peter Laspatzis Reserves Coach: Chris Smith
# PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER 9 Nicholas Webb 35 Daniel Parkinson 9 Josh Patira 39 Nick Kovarik
12 Scott Thorne 40 Ben Harper 16 David Ferraro 40 Michael Fries 18 Shane Lawton 41 Stefan Gregory 13 Shane Werner 41 Tom Minton 22 Darren Barlow 42 Nicholas Garrett 15 Cam Petrie 42 Cal Lester 24 Sam Turner 43 Tom Howard 16 Chris McCann 45 Brent Nanopoulos 25 Andrew Fyans 44 Peter Nelson 17 Brad Nicol 47 Chris McMenamin 27 Brad Lindsey 45 James Keighley
18 Sam Collins 48 Daniel Turner 28 Scott Pitura 46 Jarrod McNeil
19 Patrick Malone 49 John Lalor 29 Josh Jewell 48 John Russo
20 Chris Smith 63 Michael Kane 31 Ryan Williams 50 Brady Fredrickson 32 Aaron Freeman 51 Will Heaven 23 Luke Scott 64 Sotirios Solomonidis 33 Jake O'Donnell 52 Sam Nichols 24 Sean Murnane 67 Domenic Spinucci 34 Luke Ardrey 54 Kaleb Tymko 25 Nick Papachristofilou 69 Simon Harper 35 Nicholas Kane 55 Dhana Nithyakumar 27 Faisal Payenda 73 Justin Baldock 36 Matt Ravenall 56 Rob Bibby
29 Luke Minehan 74 Blake Bormann 37 Andrew Kent 57 Chris Britton
34 Jarryd Karadeas 38 Josh Tarrant
FIELD BOUNDARY GOAL Jack Thompson Steve Sharpe Justin Fitzpatrick Corey Moncrieff Zac Calvez John Huang Kai Allison Corey Burl TEM A 1/4 TIME 1/2 TIME 3/4 TIME FULL TIME skye mordialloc
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Division 2: Club Notes hampton Well that was the 2 years and wish him and his family all • Terry Hammond Cycles Highett season that was. We reached the the best for the future. To get us to a • Highett RSL preliminary final against Skye preliminary final was an outstanding • R&R Sheet Metal success. eventually going down by 3 goals. It was • Aspendale Quality Meats Thanks to our president Al Riddle for a fantastic effort to make a preliminary • B.Lush his leadership this year and to the final and the whole club is proud of • Destination HQ – Mentone committee and countless volunteers the guys efforts. Chris lead from the • Fitness Intensity who all contributed to a successful year. •Southern Suburbs Physio front kicking 4 of our 5 goals and Nicko Time for us all to take a well deserved • Warkey’s Web Design was solid down back all day. Burgs break and come back bigger and better • Local Milk Supply continued his great form and Armo in 2015. played one of his better ones. • Highett Community Bank • Central Veterinary Hospital – Our coach Chris Worner announced • Nautilus Boat Marine Insurance (back in Sandringham) after the game that he will leave the •Melbourne Roadworthy Centre • Back in Motion – Mentone Hammers and look for a new venture • Krishna Indian Restaurant • Greenhaven Funerals closer to home. On behalf of the •Marina Pizza & Pasta Highett • Mentone Hotel committee, players and supporters, we • Sandringham Hotel •Peoples Choice Credit Union would like to thank Chris for the past •Destination HQ – Mentone Now, it’s HAMMER TIME!! mordialloc This Saturday well, and they are looking forward to representing our CLUB, let’s make this marks a special day in the records the challenge, there is a buzz around a SPECIAL SATURDAY, books for the Mordialloc Football Club, the place. SPONSORS THANKS: The Mordialloc it has been around 40 years since we Special thanks to the Coaching staff Sporting Club, Ray White Mordialloc, and the Football support staff that have have had two sides in Grand Finals SuppsRus, Bendigo Bank, Bakers on the same day. Our Reserves joined enable us to get to this position, it has Delight, Mr Donut, Go Fitness , Darren our Seniors in the play offs for the 2nd been a mighty effort by everyone. Division Grand Finals this Sat 20th of The top two side in both Seniors and Freyer Racing, Eversweet. The Club September. Reserves will battle it out, Mordialloc v would like to send a special thanks to The Reserves side did it the hard way by Skye in both grades. OUR Major Sponsor the MORDIALLOC battling their way into the Grand Final Again thanks for all the Volunteers that SPORTING CLUB for their continual but prevailed against a spirited Doveton have helped out throughout the year, support. Thanks everyone for being a thanks to all our Sponsors, thanks to side last Sat. part of a great season. We go into the Grand Finals quietly all our supporters that have followed us LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING confident but not over confident as in rain, hail or shine. We are all looking history shows anything can happen in forward to this Saturday with baited EVERYONE DOWN AT CHELTENHAM’S a football game. Our players have had breath. JACK BARKER OVAL IN THEIR RED N a freshen up, they are healthy, trained Good luck to all the players WHITE.
SKYE Last weekend the Seniors matches this week. We are renowned ultimate success. claimed their spot in the 2014 Div 2 for our off field support at our games, #PROUDTOBESKYE. Grand Final. This is a new milestone this is a huge plus for our players on Presentation night is only a few weeks for our club in having the Seniors, the field and really gives them that lift away everyone must get their tickets Reserves & Thirds all playing in a that is needed sometimes. paid for this week. It is going to be Grand Final on the same day. We All Skye FC patrons are reminded that a great night and we look forward congratulate all coaches, players, they are a representation of our club to recognising & celebrating the training staff, committee & volunteers and therefore are expected to adhere to achievements of our club members in on this great achievement. our code of conduct in respect to crowd 2014. Although it was not a pretty game to behaviour. Please refrain from umpire We would like to acknowledge all of watch, the Senior boys fought hard to or player abuse, inciting violence on the our 2014 sponsorship partners: Albion hold off a strong & improved Hampton field or off it and antagonistic behaviour Hotel Dandenong, Lime Health & outfit who really took it up to them in towards others. Let’s enjoy the day Fitness, Bendigo Bank Carrum Downs, the preliminary final last week. We now in the best possible way, be loud in Breeze Logistics, The Bottle-O Carrum need to take the final step and play the your support of our Bombers, set the Downs, The Sands Hotel, The Seaford great footy we know we can to finish our example of a quality club and whatever Hotel, Daveys Bar & Bistro, D & D season on the ultimate high! the result celebrate what we have Heating and Cooling, The Sandhurst We ask all players, supporters, family achieved in 2014! Club, Lawrence & Hanson, Techni Ice, and friends to get behind our boys Good Luck to everyone this week The Southern Skin Cancer Clinic and and cheer them on in their respective play hard, play fair & we wish you the Icon Sports.
26 | SFL RECORD 2014 1300 721 292 www.premiumhealth.com.au EMERGENCY RESPONSE COORDINATOR (ERC) COURSE Who is the course for? Each time a football match/competition/training session is carried out there must be at least one person competent in emergency management procedures and responses. This ERC course is the AFL approved course and is designed for coaches, club officials, club members and players where a sports trainer is not in attendance. Prerequisite A current Statement of Attainment is required before you do this course. The prerequisite is in either: Provide first aid (HLTAID003), Apply first aid (HLTFA311A), Provide basic emergency life support (HLTAID002) or Basic emergency life support (HLTFA211A). ERC Course content - Emergency planning - On-field assessment - Communication on/off field - Transporting injured participants - Head, neck, spinal injuries and concussion - AFL blood rule - Understanding emergency response priorities and applying emergency procedures Course options If you need to do both the prerequisite and the ERC then we can offer the two together. Premium Health offers our online HLTAID003 Provide first aid as this is the recommended first aid prerequisite by the AFL.
ERC Course Combined ERC & HLTAID003 $85 per person (plus GST) $199 per person 3 hours face-to-face training and assessment. Online plus 3.5 hours face-to-face assessment Venue: 115 Gardenvale Road, Gardenvale. (for HLTAID003 which must be completed prior to ERC) followed by 3 hours face-to-face for ERC. Contact our office to enrol in this course Contact our office to enrol in this course Participants receive: Participants receive: ERC Card issued by AFL ERC Card issued by AFL Pocket concussion guide Pocket concussion guide Statement of Attainment for Provide first aid (HLTAID003) www.SFL.com.au | 27 SOUTHERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE
2014 SFL SAS Security grand final
NO DRAWN MATCHES DURING FINALS SERIES There will be no drawn matches during the Final Series. Should the scores be tied at the end of normal time then the following procedure will follow: a) ALL PLAYERS will remain on the playing field; b) COACHES are to remain OFF the playing field; c) The CLUB RUNNER is permitted to relay messages from the coach; d) The Field Umpires will confer with the Goal Umpires and when they verify that the scores are tied, the players of the two teams will change ends; e) FIVE MINUTES plus TIME-ON to be played – after such time, players to change ends without leaving the playing field – COACHES to remain OFF the playing field. FIVE MINUTES plus TIME-ON to be played. The Official League Timekeeper will keep this time; f) At the end of this time, the team with the highest score will be deemed the winner; g) In the event the scores are still tied, the same procedure will apply until a result is reached.
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Division 3 Reserve Grand Final / Courtesy of Photogenix
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HIGHETT FC invites applicants for the following positions for 2015 Non playing / playing Senior Coach Non playing / playing Reserve Coach This weekend sees the end of the 2014 SFL Season. U/19 Coach It also means that this will be the last edition of the The Highett FC is a proud club cherishing a history of 86 RECORD for the year. This year has seen a number of years in the community and is building for exciting times changes to the content provided and hopefully it has ahead. The current team is very young with an average age been enjoyed by the reader. of approx. 22 years. The club boasts exceptional facilities, a talented U/19 team and almost full compliment of Junior I would like to take this opportunity to sincerely thank teams as well as a strong Auskick program. the following volunteers who have provided us with the The successful applicants will be of good character, team amazing content this year. orientated and display strong leadership ability. They will need to adhere to the both the HFC and SFL coaching codes Will Hunter, Jason Barbin, Andrew Paloczi, Josh of conduct. It will be expected that successful applicants Schonafinger, Kevin Cummins, Rob Sharpe, Bruce Hill, will demonstrate an ability to develop strong ties with our Allan Riddle, The White Knight, Simon O’Neill, John Juniors (almost 150+) as well as our Auskick program. Takemura, John Bennett, Ian Dougherty, Wayne Fuller, An ability to recruit players will be looked on favourably. Photogenix and the 30 club representative who send All applications should outline any / all coaching and playing through their club notes each week. Your contributions history and football experience. are truly appreciated!! Remuneration within budget is negotiable. Strictest confidence assured I would also like to thank Darlene Flakemore from Adcell for her tireless efforts in helping me put the Please email all applications to [email protected] record together each and every week. or call 0449 082 213 Thanks again to all involved and we can look forward Applications close Nov 7th 2014 to doing it all again in 2015!
Hampton Football Club seeks applications for the following football positions in 2015 • Senior Coach (playing or non playing) • Reserves Coach (playing or non playing) The Springvale Districts Football • U19’s Coach Club (SFL -Division 2) is seeking The applicants will posses:- • Strong Communication and organisational skills applications for Senior and • An ability to lead and work within a team Reserves Coaches for season 2015 • A minimum Level 1 Coaching Accreditation and solid understanding of football Playing or Non Playing – • To be able to develop, improve and direct players and instil our Clubs policies and expectations Remuneration negotiable Remuneration within Club budget is negotiable. All enquiries and applications will be treated in the Please send applications via email to strictest confidence. [email protected] Applications close Friday 3rd October 2014 All applications in writing can be emailed to:- or post to Al Riddle – President - [email protected] P.O Box 11 Noble Park Vic, 3174. OR Brad Timms – Football Operations Applications close October 1, 2014 [email protected]
36 | SFL RECORD 2014 caravan commentary / JOHN TAKEMURA Welcome to the final instalment of ‘Caravan Commentary’ for They moved the ball on quickly, got space through half forward 2014. and were able to force incredible pressure on the Doggies. Last Sunday saw a rematch of last year’s preliminary final as The work of Lucas Walmsley and Tony Lavars were immense Dingley took on St Pauls. The Dingoes have been the best team in the comeback, though in the end it simply came down to all season, but went down last week to East Brighton in the Francis and the man who was bought in to deliver big goals in semi final. So the pressure was on to deliver when it counts finals stepped up and took the responsibility to kick the goal and make the grand final. The Doggies were very scratchy last week in getting by Chelsea that sent the Dingoes into their first SFL Grand Final. Heights so marked improvement was needed. It was a massive win as I think it releases the pressure valve It was tight and tough early on as scoring was at a premium, knowing they can win close finals, something which may have but I felt St Pauls settled down the quickest. To Dingley’s credit been questioned beforehand. They can go into this week’s though they kept at it and took a lead into quarter time. Grand Final knowing they can take some momentum and It looked as if it was going to be battle between the full confidence out of that game. forwards Luke James and Dean Francis as both looked very Enjoy the SFL Grand Final action this weekend! dangerous. James threatened to take the game away from the Dingoes until he went off injured in the 3rd term, but up stepped Travis Ridgway whose 3rd quarter was outstanding. On the other hand Dingley looked rather one-dimensional going forward and were struggling for scoring avenues. Heading into the final quarter you felt the Dingoes were going get some chances against a tiring Doggies outfit. The question was whether they were good enough to take them? When Ridgway kicked the first two of the final term to put St Pauls 21 points in front, it looked beyond the Dingoes. It sparked them into action as for really the first time all day they played the football we’ve seen them play all year.
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Division 3 Results: grand finals SENIORS RESERVES TEM A PWLDFA% PTS TEM A PWLDFA% PTS Mount Waverley 18 17 1 0 2125 894 237.70 68 Lyndale 18 16 2 0 1341 639 209.86 64
C.P.L 18 15 3 0 1835 842 217.93 60 C.P.L 18 16 2 0 1449 847 171.07 64
Sandown 18 12 6 0 1476 1146 128.80 48 Hallam 18 10 7 1 1136 925 122.81 42
Lyndale 18 12 6 0 1346 1182 113.87 48 Dandenong 18 10 8 0 1052 991 106.16 40
Black Rock 18 10 8 0 1449 1181 122.69 40 South Yarra 18 9 9 0 1164 1268 91.80 36
Ashwood 18 8 10 0 1166 1406 82.93 32 Ashwood 18 8 10 0 1191 1163 102.41 32
South Yarra 18 5 13 0 1221 1491 81.89 20 Black Rock 18 6 10 2 1184 1049 112.87 28
Dandenong 18 5 13 0 1111 1692 65.66 20 Sandown 18 7 11 0 1006 1148 87.63 28
Endeavour Hills 18 4 14 0 1030 1907 54.01 16 Mount Waverley 18 5 12 1 1082 1390 77.84 22
Hallam 18 2 16 0 815 1833 44.46 8 Endeavour Hills 18 1 17 0 712 1897 37.53 4 division 3 seniors division 3 reserves grand final grand final Mount Waverley Mount4.1-25 Waverley 9.3-57 0.0 0.0 Lyndale 2.5-17 3.6-24 9.9-63 16.10-106 Carrum Patterson LakesCarrum2.0-12 Patterson 5.3-33 Lakes 0.0 0.0 Carrum Patterson Lakes 0.2-2 1.5-11 2.5-17 5.9-39 Outcome Pending Investigation LYNDALE: Goal Kickers: J. King 6, J. Henshaw 4, B. Grundy 2, N. Welsh 2, J. Vigliarolo 2 Best Players:, D. Luong, J. King, E. Faamausili, M. Smith, J. Vigliarolo, K. Smart Outcome Pending Investigation CARRUM PATTERSON LAKES: Goal Kickers: B. Freeman, S. Richards, N. Gage, M. Swift, S. Makary Best Players:, M. Osborne, R. Macleod, D. Courts, S. Cormack, M. Levvey, N. Gage
For season 2015 Carrum Patterson Lakes FC wish to make appointments for the following positions: Senior Playing Assistant Coach Reserves Coach (Playing or Non Playing) U 19s coach
Applications should be forwarded to barnesstephen@optusnet. com.au with supporting resume & contact details. Applications close 20 October 2014
38 | SFL RECORD 2014 2014 Division 3 Seniors Fixture Round 1 Round 7 Round 13 5-Apr 24-May 12-Jul Hallam 5.8-38 def. by Sth Yarra 9.7-61 Lyndale 10.14-74 def. E.Hills 10.10-70 Hallam 9.14-68 def. by Dandenong 12.6-78 Sandown 7.5-47 def. by Lyndale 12.12-84 St Yarra 11.8-74 def. by Mt Waverley 17.16-118 Sandown 19.19-133 def. E.Hills 1.2-8 Black Rock 8.8-56 def. by C.P.L. 9.10-64 C.P.L. 23.15-153 def. Dandenong 3.7-25 C.P.L 12.11-83 def. Sth Yarra 7.6-48 Ashwood 11.21-87 def. by E.Hills 19.6-120 Sandown 12.6-78 def. Ashwood 9.7-61 Ashwood 7.11-53 def. by Lyndale 12.9-81 D’nong 3.4-22 def. by Mt Waverley 21.26-152 Black Rock 14.14-98 def. Hallam 11.2-68 Black Rock 8.8-44 def. by Mt Waverley 9.2-56 Round 2 Round 8 Round 14 12-Apr 31-May 19-Jul C.P.L. 15.12.102 def. Sandown 5.8.38 Hallam 7.16-58 def. by Sandown 9.11-65 Ashwood 13.13-91 def. Hallam 7.6-48 Sth Yarra 6.14.50 def. by BlackR ock 15.15.105 Ashwood 4.8-32 def. by C.P.L: 12.12-84 Sth Yarra 12.10-112 def. Lyndale 6.13-49 E.Hills 10.14.74 def. Hallam 8.16.64 Dandenong 11.3-69 def. Sth Yarra 7.7-49 Dandenong 8.6-54 def. by BlackR ock 12.14-86 Mt Waverley 23.14-152 def. Ashwood 5.7.37 Mt Waverley 27.12-174 def. E.Hills 7.13-55 Mt Waverley 24.18-162 def. Sandown 8.12-60 Lyndale 13.10.88 def. Dandenong 5.6.36 Black Rock 21.9-135 def. Lyndale 10.13-73 E.Hills 7.12-54 def. by C.P.L: 24.11-155 Round 3 Round 9 Round 15 26-Apr 14-Jun 26-Jul Mt Waverley 12.7-79 Sandown 11.14.80 def. Sth Yarra 6.7.43 Lyndale 3.7-37 def. by Lyndale 26.19-175 def. Hallam 4.2-26 Sandown 8.9-57 def. Black Rock 6.17-53 Black Rock 11.12.78 def E.Hills 8.7.55 Sandown 16.12-108 def. Dandenong 8.12-60 Sth Yarra 14.16-100 def. by Ashwood 16.8-104 Hallam 5.9.39 def. by Mt Waverley 24.15.159 Sth Yarra 9.6-60 def. by E.Hillls 10.11-71 C.P.L 16.8-104 def. Hallam 4.4-28 Ashwood 9.9.63 def. Dandenong 6.13.49 C.P.L 7.13-55 def. by Mt Waverley 9.6-60 E.Hills 11.9-75 def. Dandenong 8.13-61 C.P.L. 18.12.120 def. Lyndale 6.12.48 Black Rock 5.9-39 def. by Ashwood 7.12-54 Round 10 Round 4 Round 16 21-Jun 3-May 2-Aug Lyndale 7.7-49 def. by Sandown 8.12-60 E.Hills 10.18-78 def. by Sandown 12.7-79 Ashwood 11.5-71 def. by Sandown 15.14-104 Sth Yarra 12.12-84 def. Hallam 9.8-62 Mt Waverley 13.9-87 def. Black Rock 12.9-81 Dandenong 7.9-51 def. C.P.L 13.12-108 Mt Waverley 26.17-173 def. Dandenong Dandenong 6.14-50 Hallam 6.4-40 def. by BlackR ock 21.14-140 def. Hallam 6.10-46 10.9-69 Mt Waverley 19.18-132 Lyndale 8.8-56 def. Ashwood 7.11-53 C.P.L 14.12-96 def. Black Rock 12.14-86 def. Sth Yarra 4.8-32 Sth Yarra 5.8-38 def. by C.P.L. 13.17-95 E.Hills 9.12-66 def. by Ashwood 11.13-79 E.Hills 5.7-37 def. by Lyndale 17.11-113 Round 5 Round 11 Round 17 10-May 28-Jun 9-Aug Lyndale 10.6-66 def. Sth Yarra 7.12-54 Hallam 10.9-69 def. E.Hills 5.13-43 Lyndale 13.10-88 def. Black Rock 4.4-28 Sandown 5.9-39 def. by Mt Waverley 7.8-50 Sandown 6.7-43 ef. by C.P.L 8.10-58 Sandown 29.24-198 def. Hallam 2.3-15 C.P.L 27.17-179 def. E.Hills 6.8-44 Ashwood 9.4-58 def. Mt Waverley 6.15-51 Sth Yarra 12.9-81 def. by Dandenong 17.8-110 Black Rock 20.13-133 def. Dandenong 7.6-48 Dandenong 7.5-47 def. by Lyndale 10.13-73 C.P.L 13.12-90 def. Ashwood 4.7-31 Hallam 7.9-51 def. Ashwood 3.6-24 Black Rock 11.15-81 def. Sth Yarra 7.4-46 E.Hills 3.8-26 def. by Mt Waverley 22.24-156 Round 6 Round 12 Round 18 17-May 5-Jul 16-Aug Hallam 7.8-50 def. by Lyndale 10.10-70 Lyndale 9.6-60 def. C.P.L 7.10-52 Hallam 1.4-10 def. by C.P.L 23.12-168 Ashwood 9.5-59 def. by BlackR ock 12.11-83 Sth Yarra 13.10-88 def. Sandown 7.11-53 Ashwood 18.10-118 def. Sth Yarra 12.8-80 Dandenong 9.8-62 def. by Sandown 14.9-93 Dandenong 10.14-74 def. by Ashwood 13.13-91 Dandenong 22.14-146 def. E.Hills 7.10-52 Mt Waverley 13.12-90 def. C.P.L. 10.9-69 Mt Waverley 22.19-151 def. Hallam 5.5-35 Mt Waverley 18.15-123 def. Lyndale 8.14-62 E.Hills 8.9-57 def. by Sth Yarra 18.11-119 E.Hills 7.3-45 def. by Black Rock 11.13-79 Black Rock 7.2-44 def. bySandown 21.15-141
SFL Finals Series - Weekends of 23 & 24/8, 30 & 31/8, 6/9. SFL Grand Finals - Saturday 13 September (FN) - Friday Night, (SN) - Saturday Night
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Division 3: Club Notes lyndale On behalf of everyone @ The Dandenong Club. We would like Facebook group: Lyndale Football Club everyone there from 7pm for a 7.30pm at LFC we would like to congratulate Twitter: LFCPumas kick off. Tickets are $65 per single or Sponsors the Reserves team on the Grand Final $120 per couple / partner (no playe r The club could not survive without win against CPL. We are very proud doubles) make sure to get your ticket the generous support it receives from of everyone and their hard work and secured. Tickets can be paid for via our sponsors and we ask that you the efforts to get to this point. Thank you to direct deposit or in person to any of the players, members and supporters all involved in a spectacular 2014 season committee. You will be treated to a 2 support them in kind. A big thank you to what an amazing ride we have had. course carvery and entertainment the our continued support and welcome to The clubrooms will be opened this night through. The Dandenong Club our new sponsors; Sunday 21st September from 9am as offers a courtesy bus to and from the Direct Paper Supplies, Sandown Park we are having our clean-up ready for venue if you are a member and within Hotel, Springvale RSL, Village Green Cricket / Council handover. All hands on the pick up / drop off vicinity. Hotel, Dandenong Club, Tiger Electrical deck would be appreciated to make this Social Media Services, Melbourne Indoor Paintball, an easy and quick process for all. For all the information you require BROO Premium Larger, Michael’s Presentation Night: we are pleased to please do not hesitate to find us at any of Trailers, Body First Myotherapy, advise that the 2014 Presentation night the following; Bendigo Bank Dandenong Branch & will be held on Saturday, 11th October Website: www.lyndalefootballclub.com.au Allpoint Conveyancing.
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Are you an enthusiastic coach looking to mentor a young team? Or maybe you’re a passionate football person looking to
Cheltenham Football Club (Southern Football League – Division 1) make the leap into seeks expressions of interest for the following positions for the 2015 coaching… season and beyond: Skye Football & Netball Club is looking for a dedicated Senior Coach (playing or non-‐playing) Under 19s coach for the 2015 season and beyond! We are looking for a candidate who is able to: Boasting three senior teams, as well 9 as under 18s, we are perennial finalist in the Division 1 and looking to continue our growth and • Nurture and encourage development in what will be our 125th year. • Build relationships with young footballers We have a young talented and list along with excellent facilities at Jack • Communicate well and promote club values Barker Oval with a re-‐surfaced oval and four new light towers. • Prepare young talent for senior football • Work well with other coaches and committee members We are seeking expressions of interest from experienced coaches or current players looking to explore an interest in coaching. Experience is preferred but not necessary. We have a great bunch of kids who work hard for their club and are Applications should be forwarded via mail to: eager to succeed. If you feel you have what it takes to Cheltenham Football Club, PO Box 2938 Cheltenham VIC 3192 guide this team, then we want to talk to you. or via email to: [email protected] Please submit your applications to: Enquiries to Col Anderson, President, on 0411 203 319 Christian McGuire 0413 879 169 Closing date for applications is Friday 3 October 2014. [email protected]
ashwood coach The Ashwood Sports Club is celebrating 30 years of involvement in the local community through junior and senior football, junior and senior cricket, basketball and netball. For the 2015 football season (SFL Div. 3) the football club is seeking non-playing or playing coaches for the seniors and (affiliated with the SFL) reserves. Celebrating 125 years in 2015! Heatherton seeks applications for the AllJack applicants Barker Oval, Cheltenham should Recreational be suitably Reserve, qualified 143 Weatherall with an ambition Rd Cheltenham, VIC, 3192 to work with [email protected] young and exciting | www.cheltenhamfc.com.au group, to nurture the following football positions in 2015 players on and off the field. The successful applicant will (Remuneration is negotiable) buy into the club culture and strive to continue our player’s • Playing Assistant Coach code of conduct which helps to achieve a supportive and safe • Non playing Reserves Coach envoirment based on the objectives of the Football Club. – ability to bring players and must be accredited Suitable applicants shall possess the following attributes: The applicant will in consultation with the senior coach • Successful coaching experience work with him to provide leadership & direction that • Appropriate level of coaching accreditation compliments the philosophy & policies of the HFNC. • SFL and AFC player/coach code of conduct Ability to recruit players will be favoured. • Successful history of leadership, motivation and teaching A minimum level 1 coaching accreditation is preferred but All applications should contain full details of both coaching we are prepared to work with any prospective coach and playing experience, plus relevant coaching accreditation. (experienced or first time coach) to gain your accreditation. Your application should contain a clear football • Football Operations Manager playing style/vision and strategy. The club is also seeking a Football Operations Manager Remuneration for these positions who would head up our on field operations & work with the will be negotiable depending on committee and coach’s to raise our performance and experience and qualifications. prepare our club for long term improvement & success. Applications close on Friday the 26th Forward Applications or Enquiries to: of September, 2014 Matt Cragg - (President) Applications can be directed emailed (E) [email protected] to [email protected] (M) 0400 062 284
www.SFL.com.au | 41 SOUTHERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE under 19’s: breaking the lines / Josh SchoNAfinger Dingley will meet Bentleigh in the for Clayton, with the pair combining 2014 Under 19s grand final after for seven goals. Jack Day and Perry beating Clayton by thirty points in O’Hehir-Vargas were resilient for the preliminary final. Just one point Clayton, but couldn’t do enough in separated the two sides at three the last quarter, the Dingoes were too quarter time, even though the Clays fit and ran away with the match. They had had four more scoring shots. However the forward potency of the are now faced with the daunting task Dingoes, through Caelin Brooker of taking on the undefeated Bentleigh and Vincent Arena proved too much in the season decider!
Yawla Street Bentleigh Vic 3204 www.thebentleighclub.com.au 9557 7938
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42 | SFL RECORD 2014 UNDER 19s results: Preliminary final UNR DE 19s TEM A PWLDFA% PTS Bentleigh 18 18 0 0 1773 565 313.81 72 shooting STAR Dingley 18 14 4 0 1656 551 300.54 56
Clayton 18 14 4 0 1592 647 246.06 56 OF THE year
Skye 18 12 6 0 1518 950 159.79 48 Congratulations to all of the
St Pauls 18 10 8 0 1271 1154 110.14 40 nominees who are now in contention
C.P.L 18 9 9 0 1143 1296 88.19 36 for the prestigious Leader
Cheltenham 18 5 13 0 729 1109 65.73 20 Shooting Star of the Year Award to be announced at the SFL Awards Dinner Chelsea Heights 18 3 15 0 665 1773 37.51 12 on Friday October 4. Hampton 18 3 15 0 631 1752 36.02 12 Highett 18 2 16 0 747 1928 38.74 8 1 Carl Herbstreit St Pauls Preliminary final 2 Kevin Harris Clayton Dingley 3.2-20 5.4-34 7.5-47 12.10-82 3 Tom Coulson Hampton Clayton 2.3-15 4.5-29 6.10-46 7.10-52 4 Jack Nagle Highett DINGLEY: Goal Kickers: C. Brooker 5, V. Arena 2, C. Baum 2, . Rusan, D. Bose, H. Thompson Best Players:, J. Townley, D. Bose, C. Brooker, R. Payne, J. Jolly, L. Considine 5 Mark Riddell Chelsea Heights CLAYTON: Goal Kickers: J. Davis, M. Lambert, N. Collins, K. Valentini, J. Symons, J. Day, J. Rigoni 6 Jeromy Wise Cheltenham Best Players:J. Day, P. O’Hehir-Vargas, J. Gavin, M. Wilson, J. O’Brien, J. O’Hehir-Vargas 7 Nathan McConville Skye
8 Nicholas Lowrie Bentleigh Don’t miss a minute 9 Cameron Neale Carrum P. Lakes of the action 10 Vincent Arena Dingley 11 Zachary Spencer St Pauls 12 Brandon Warner Skye Don’t miss a minute of the action 13 Cameron Lee Hampton 14 Shaun Cusack Cheltenham www.sfllive.com.au 15 Joel Rigoni Clayton 16 Caelin Brooker Dingley 17 Spencer Daly Bentleigh It’s completely FREE! 18 Luke Heywood Dingley www.sfllive.com.au It’s completely FREE!
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44 | SFL RECORD 2014 under 19s: grand final preview / Josh SchoNAfinger Bentleigh v Dingley side is supported by its great players, and this season Sunday 21st September they’ve had a lot, too many to mention for this preview. Springvale Reserve – 9.30am Crucial to success will be the league’s leading goal- kicker Nicholas Lowrie, who has bagged 71 goals this Bentleigh year. Kade Heaphy-Wemyss and Spencer Daly have Bentleigh’s undefeated season means that they’ve consistently been in the best and know that one more claimed two minor premierships in two years. They’ve good performance could be enough for the ultimate been the dominant side over 24 months, but at the time success. of writing, don’t have a major flag to show for it. That Can they win the title they felt they deserved last could all change today when the Dees take on Dingley. season? They won’t want to miss another golden Any superlative feels like it does justice to Bentleigh’s opportunity. brilliant season, and it is difficult to find any flaws. Dingley They first hit top spot on the ladder at round three, Heading in as massive underdogs can be a blessing and wouldn’t relinquish that position for the rest of the in disguise. Externally, no one is giving the Dingley season. Finding a fault in their performance is well- a chance against the undefeated Bentleigh today. nigh impossible: their narrowest victories came against Internally, they rate themselves, and they know the Clayton and Skye, both who fell short by two goals. With pressure is all on the opposition today. around a month remaining, it was clear that the Dees The Dingoes have been fairly consistent this year, would get the first week of finals off by finishing on top. are very fit and strong defensively. They lost twice to Obviously in the match-ups between Bentleigh and Bentleigh in the home and away matches, and also Dingley this season, the Dees have won them lost once to Clayton and St Pauls. After round 13, the all. But no side has challenged them Dingoes sat at nine wins and four losses, clinging to as consistently as Dingley, which third spot only by percentage. But a strong final month means that Bentleigh won’t be was just the tonic and the Dingoes stormed home to taking today’s match for granted. finish in second spot. Luke Heywood and Jake Townley In round two, the difference was only especially impressed over this period. 16 points, and it was 26 points In the first week of finals, Dingley just snuck past when they met in round 11. In the Clayton by nine points in a high scoring affair. semi final clash between the In the semi final, they fell to Bentleigh by two, Jack Gadakis inspired his only 13 points. The result would have been side over the line by 13 disappointing, but there were plenty of positives points. Not much separates the to take out from it. This of course they did, and two, but went on to defeat Clayton again, by 30 points to Bentleigh book the grand final berth. have just Instrumental in the preliminary final victory had their were the forward duo of Caelin Brooker measure and Vincent Arena, both of whom will on every be absolutely vital in today’s match. occasion. They’ve got 100 goals between them A great for the season, and if they both click, the game will be turned on its head. They’ve got statistically the best defence in the league (even superior to Bentleigh’s), and mentally they can play with nothing to lose. But the Dees have already beaten them three times this year. Is it possible? Dingley President Leigh Menzel believes his troops must aim for the stars: “We know our boys can win this one, but it will depend on their mindset and whether they believe it themselves.”
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# PLAYER PLAYER DESCRIPTION GOALS BDSEHIN
1 Christopher Yenofkian Addict president. Stratchy enthusiast 2 Kade Heaphy-Wemyss Two Dads 3 James Colyvan Punching way above his weight 4 Saf Balic Spits more dummies than a hungry baby 5 Liam Corkill King of the servo pies. The pieman 6 Robert Aitken The sleeper 7 Zachary Dennis Hard speedy stallion. Great pins 8 Nicholas Lowrie Son of daryl. Is it time? 9 Liam Dimattina Saviour of the nuff nuff soul 11 Robbie Hyde Yet to discover social media 12 Robert Moriarty Flex em, gets em, kicks em 13 Damon Grant The hammerhead. It’s a grand old grant. 14 Nicholas Watt Turn down for watt 15 Bradley Atholwood All clear. One silky smooth customer 16 James Kiernan A quiet achiever with unorthodox ball drop 17 James Watts So big so strong. Massage enthuiast 18 Peter Lambrinos Boy george's boyfriend with a mexican mo 19 Ben Cooper VU for life. Go Ben 20 Nicholas Jordan Hunchback quasu. Eat, sleep, parma, repeat 21 Mitchell Smith The perth wanderer 22 Benjamin De NARDIS Basketballer by trade , became footballer overnight 23 Jack Gadakis Jumpin jack with the golden fist 24 Jack Dear Dear me he did his calf 25 Spencer Daly The golden child. Heartbreak kid 26 Brayden Lawford Chopper read esquire, brother of beelawf 29 Timothy McGaw Showers with cups of water 30 Aaron Locandro A natural hobbler 33 Terrance Pitman The half missing finger pitball 39 Justin Hall Actor from the life of brian
FIELD BOUNDARY GOAL Nathan Guy Luke Kelly Oscar Adorno Matthew Mahoney Riley Webster Marcus Robinson Joel Lewis Sean Randall
46 | SFL RECORD 2014 sunday 21 september - springvale reserve DINGLEY Ground: Souter Oval, 31E Marcus Road, Dingley Village (Melway Ref 88 G8) Telephone: 9558 1508 Colours: R ed, Black and Gold Senior Coach: Shane Morwood Reserves Coach: Darren Kappler Thirds Coach: Matthew Benton
# PLAYER PLAYER DESCRIPTION GOALS BDSEHIN
1 Andy Din As BT would say WOW WEE. Wins his own ball 2 Luke Heywood Gun midfielder who demands the best from himself and teammates. 3 Matthew Butts Will be busting to get his chance , when he does watch out 4 Nick Taylor Recruited mid season, demanded a spot in the best 20, delivered. 5 Kyle McGurk Nearing his best footy, tough, strong and hates getting beaten 6 Kristen Feehan Co-captain, safest hands in the comp. leads by example. 7 Vincent Arena The smiling assassin, there aint much better than this boy 8 Ryan Payne Quick as lightning, lethal and back in early season form. 9 Harry Thompson Co-captain, who is on the verge of returning."Aitch" loves finals 10 Ben Ginns Co-captain, season was ruined with horrific injury. Will still play his part 11 Liam Considine Hard working disciplined onballer who never gets beaten 12 Jake Cole-Sinclair Tough utility who does whatever it takes, great team player 13 Jordan Bichsel Brilliant decision maker and sublime skills, one to get excited about 14 Warwick Nichols Sublime skills, covers a lot of ground and kicks goals 15 Joshua Jolly Great recruit, slotted nicely into this Dingo outfit, big game player 16 Callum Ryan Utility type who will be vital during finals, cool under pressure 17 Jordan Baker Fantastic form and ready to fire, could be the X factor of the side. 18 Chris Baum Machine who never stops working and running, a big final series beckons 19 Jake Bowen Booming leftie, who can play anywhere anytime. 20 Jake Townley Gun onballer, neve r shirks the issue. Great leader on and off the field 21 Jayden Corpe Team mascot, does whatever is asked, always at the bottom of the pack 23 Caelin Brooker Sharp shooter, stellar form all year. Looking forward to the big stage 25 James Piltz Competitions best backman, cool when the heats on. Never beaten. 26 Jason Wylie Solid contributor all year, nearing his best. The big ground will suit 27 Joe Edwards Run Forrest run, never stops working. Fantastic year and dress sense 28 Tim Zeler Will be a big time player in the final series 30 Robert Rusan 1st year Dingo returning from injury, oozes class, backmen beware 31 David Bose Stellar year, hard work paying off, vital cog in the Dingley machine.
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2014 UNDER 19s Fixture R ound 1 Round 7 Round 13 12-Apr 31-May 19-Jul Highett 6.6.42 def.by St Pauls 18.12.120 C.Heights 2.4-16 def. by C.P.L 20.13-133 C.Heights 5.13-43 def. by C’ham 7.9-51 Skye 7.2.44 def. by C.Heights 13.6.84 St Pauls 20.9-129 def. Hampton 3.5-23 Hampton 11.7-73 def. Highett 7.21-63 Clayton 11.11.77 def. Cheltenham 4.8.32 Highett 3.4-22 def. by Dingley 31.17-203 Skye 6.9-45 def. by Bentleigh 8.8-56 Dingley 20.9.129 def. Hampton 0.1.1 Skye 7.10-52 def. Clayton 6.4-43 Clayton 20.9-129 def. by C.P.L 6.3-39 C.P.L. 3.3.21 def. by Bentleigh 18.10.118 C’ham 2.5-17 def. by Bentleigh 11.8-74 Dingley 6.13-49 def. by St Pauls 8.8-56 Round 2 Round 8 Round 14 26-Apr 14-Jun 26-Jul C. Heights 6.6.42 def. by Highett 6.8.44 Bentleigh 16.14-110 def. Hampton 3.1-19 C.Heights 10.11-71 def. Hampton 5.3-33 Cheltenham 4.2.26 def. by Skye 15.17.107 C.P.L 5.5-53 def. Cheltenham 7.5-47 Bentleigh 28.13-181 def. Highett 2.1-13 Hampton 1.4.10 def. by Clayton 13.16.94 Skye 17.16-118 def. St Pauls 5.4-34 Cheltenham 6.8-44 def. by St Pauls 7.6-48 Bentleigh 9.6.60 def. Dingley 6.8.44 Clayton 12.11-83 def. Highett 6.4-40 C.P.L 10.9-69 def. by Skye 12.14-86 St Pauls 7.11.53 def. by C.P.L. 10.2.62 Dingley 15.12-102 def. C.Heights 6.1-37 Dingley 10.13-73 def. Clayton 7.4-46 Round 3 Round 9 Round 15 3-May 21-Jun 2-Aug Highett 4.6-30 def. by C’ham 19.10-124 C.Heights 4.4-28 def. by Clayton 22.21-153 C.Heights 4.0-24 def. by Bentleigh 21.10-136 Hampton 5.11-41 def. by Skye 23.15-153 St Pauls 12.8-80 def. by Bentleigh 12.12-84 St Pauls 4.5-29 def. by Clayton 15.15-105 Clayton 6.3-39 def. by Bentleigh 14.7-91 Hampton 9.11-65 def. by C.P.L 16.15-111 Hampton 2.7-19 def. C’ham 6.14-50 Dingley 10.12-72 def. C.P.L. 5.6-36 Highett 9.6-60 def. by Skye 19.17-131 Highett 6.12-48 def. C.P.L 10.16-76 C.Heights 5.8-38 def. by St Pauls 18.13-121 C’ham 3.4-22 def. by Dingley 10.12-72 Skye 6.3-39 def. by Dingley 6.17-53 Round 4 Round 10 Round 16 10-May 28-Jun 9-Aug Bentleigh 11.7-73 def. Skye 5.10-40 C.Heights 3.5-23 def. by Skye 25.22-172 Bentleigh 7.15-57 def. C’ham 4.6-30 St Pauls 3.3-21 def. by Dingley 15.20-110 Bentleigh 19.11-125 def. C.P.L 6.1-37 Hampton 7.7-49 def. by St Pauls 9.11-65 C.P.L 4.5-29 def. by Clayton 10.14-74 St Pauls 19.12-126 def. Highett 7.10-52 C.P.L 13.9-87 def. C.Heights 6.7-43 Highett 5.7-37 def. by Hampton 12.7-79 Hampton 2.2-14 def. by Dingley 21.9-135 Clayton 15.8-98 def. Skye 2.5-17 C’ham 8.12-60 def. C.Heights 3.3-21 Cheltenham 4.7-31 def. by Clayton 10.13-73 Dingley 20.16-136 def. Highett 3.2-20 Round 5 Round 11 Round 17 17-May 5-Jul 16-Aug St Pauls 17.14-116 def. C’ham 5.11-41 Skye 13.12-90 def. C’ham 3.8-26 C.Heights 0.2-2 def. by Dingley 19.9-111 Hampton 10.12-72 C.Heights 4.9-33 C.P.L 4.7-31 def. by St Pauls 16.11-107 St Pauls 6.6-42 def. by Skye 9.11-65 Highett 2.2-14 def. by Bentleigh 22.22-154 Highett 20.7-127 def. C.Heights 7.7-49 Hampton 3.7-25 def. by Bentleigh 18.11-119 Skye 9.15-69 def. C.P.L 9.10-64 Clayton 19.14-128 def. Hampton 1.1-7 Highett 2.6-18 def. by Clayton 20.10-130 Clayton 9.8-62 def. Dingley 6.11-47 Dingley 3.6-24 def. by Bentleigh 8.2-50 C’ham 6.4-40 def. by C.P.L 11.13-79 Round 6 Round 12 Round 18 24-May 12-Jul 23-Aug Bentleigh 20.23-143 def. C.Heights 4.4-28 Bentleigh 6.5-41 def. Clayton 4.6-30 Bentleigh 15.11-101 def. St Pauls 4.11-35 Cheltenham 9.10-64 def. Hampton 3.7-25 St Pauls 8.13-61 def. C.Heights 5.6-36 C.P.L 15.12-102 def. Hampton 7.9-51 C.P.L. 14.9-93 def. Highett 8.12-60 Skye 24.15-159 def. Hampton 3.5-23 Skye 15.15-105 def. Highett 3.5-23 Clayton 14.20-104 def. St Pauls 4.4-28 C.P.L 3.3-21 def. by Dingley 13.15-93 Clayton 18.13-121 def. C.Heights 5.5-35 Dingley 17.10-112 def. Skye 4.2-26 C’ham 0.8-8 def. by Highett 5.4-34 Dingley 12.19-91 def. C’ham 2.4-16
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www.SFL.com.au | 49 SOUTHERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE thirds: THIRDS results: leather poisoning preliminary final / Josh SchonAfinger TRHI DS A last quarter avalanche of goals has TEM A PWLDFA% PTS Dingley 17 15 2 0 2110 421 501.19 64 rubber-stamped an impressive performance Mount Waverley 18 16 2 0 1738 740 234.86 64 and has sent Dingley into the Thirds grand Skye 18 15 3 0 1850 457 404.81 60 final, keeping the dream of back to back Cerberus 18 15 3 0 1855 576 322.05 60 premiership alive. Michael Jeddou and Mark Endeavour Hills 18 15 3 0 1577 744 211.96 60 Wonnacott ensured the Dingoes got off to a Sandown 18 10 8 0 1092 1096 99.64 40 fast start, with Endeavour Hills battling to Clayton 18 9 9 0 1129 1210 93.31 36 Black Rock 18 8 10 0 1139 1275 89.33 32 stay in the contest. Even though the Falcons’ Hallam 17 6 11 0 901 1150 78.35 28 Nathan Proctor kicked three goals, the class Cheltenham 18 6 12 0 846 1341 63.09 24 gap was telling, with eight goals to one in South Yarra 18 4 14 0 777 1695 45.84 16 the last quarter underlining the Dingoes’ Moorabbin 16 3 13 0 740 1921 38.52 12 dominance. Peter Rizzi and Joel Billing both Dandenong 18 2 16 0 457 1616 28.28 8 Doveton Eagles 18 0 18 0 320 2289 13.98 0 kicked three for the victors, and 11 players in 5.6-36 7.6-48 9.10-64 17.14-116 total got onto the scoresheet. Dingley Endeavour Hills 3.2-20 3.5-23 4.7-31 5.11-41 The Dingoes will now face the Skye Bombers DINGLEY: Goal Kickers: P. Rizzi 3, J. Billing 3, J. Potts 2, J. Keyt 2, R. Costantino, L. Sherry, B. Simpson, A. Puleio, T. Walker, A. Bruce, J. O’Brien in the grand final this week, after both sides Best Players:, M. Jeddou, M. Wonnacott, J. English, P. Rizzi, K. Murdoch, J. Park ENDEAVOUR HILLS: Goal Kickers: N. Proctor 3, C. LeGrand 2 have shared the spoils throughout the year. Best Players:, A. Carroll, C. LeGrand, J. Parker, N. Proctor, T. Craik, G. John
50 | SFL RECORD 2014 THIRDS results: 2014 THIRDS Fixture preliminary final R ound 1 Round 7 Round 13 12-Apr 31-May 19-Jul Sth Yarra 4.3.27 def. by Black Rock 14.20.104 Skye 15.13-103 def. Clayton 3.5-23 Skye 28.27-195 def. Doveton 0.0-0 E.Hills 13.7.85 def. Hallam 9.12.66 Cerberus 16.13-109 def. Moorabbin 4.1-25 Clayton 17.24-126 def. Hallam 5.2-32 Clayton 0.5.5 def. by Cheltenham 12.12.84 Dandenong 4.2-26 def. by Sth Yarra 13.11-89 Sth Yarra 13.20-98 def. C’ham 7.5-47 Dingley 17.20.122 def. D’nong 1.1.7 C’ham 11.11-77 def. Doveton 5.13-43 Dandenong 4.4-28 def. by Black Rock 13.19-97 Moorabbin 11.7.73 def. by Sandown 13.10.88 Mt Waverley 9.10-64 def E.Hills 8.9-57 Mt Waverley 13.9-87 def Sandown 4.9-33 Skye 6.9.45 def. Cerberus 5.6.63 Black Rock 7.1-43 def. by Dingley 21.9-135 Dingley 28.17-195* def. Moorabbin 0.0-0 Mt Waverley 24.22.166 def. Doveton 2.6.18 Hallam 5.5-35 def. by Sandown 11.13-79 * via forfeit E.Hills 10.16-76 def. Cerberus 4.9-33 Round 2 Round 8 26-Apr 14-Jun Round 14 Hallam 6.10.46 def. by Mt Waverley 11.11.77 Skye 14.26-110 def. Cheltenham 2.0-12 26-Jul Sandown 11.14.80 def. South Yarra 2.6.18 Clayton 11.19-85 def. Doveton 4.2-26 Dingley 12.11-83 def. Clayton 6.5-41 Black Rock 7.12.54 def. by E. Hills 12.14.86 Dingley 15.16-106 def. Hallam 1.4-10 Sandown 15.12-102 def. Dandenong 3.2-20 Doveton 4.8.32 def. by Moorabbin 7.11.53 Sandown 8.9-57 def. Black Rock 7.9-51 St Yarra 7.4-46 def. by E.Hills 14.20-104 Cheltenham 6.2.38 def. by Skye 14.10.94 Sth Yarra 2.6-18 def. by Cerberus 20.14-134 C’ham 5.5-35 def. by Mt Waverley 16.18-114 Cerberus 8.3.51 def. Dingley 5.9.39 Moorabbin 10.5-65 def. Mt Waverley 11.8-74 Doveton 1.2-8 def. by Hallam 14.19-103 Dandenong V Clayton Scores not provided. E. Hills 16.8-104 def. Dandenong 5.1-31 Moorabbin 4.4-28 def. by Cerberus 28.16-184 Black Rock 0.4-10 def. by Skye 0.13-145 Round 3 Round 9 3-May 21-Jun Round 15 E.Hills 12.5-77 def. Sandown 7.7-49 Cheltenham 5.1-31 def by Dingley 12.15-87 2-Aug Dandenong 3.6-24 def. by Hallam 5.9-39 Cerberus 13.24-102 def. Sandown 4.1-25 Skye 21.19-145 def. Moorabbin 0.2-2 Sandown 9.15-69 Mt Waverley 12.17-89 def. Black Rock 3.9-27 Sth Yarra 3.6-24 def. by Hallam 11.14-80 C’ham 3.7-25 def. by Mt Waverley 22.18-150 Dingley 12.21-93 Clayton 9.6-60 def. by Cerberus 14.16-100 def. Dandenong Dandenong 1.3-9 def. by 0.0-0 Hallam 5.9-39 def. by Black Rock 6.6-42 Dingley 35-19-229 def. Doveton 0.0-0 Clayton 16.12-108 def. Moorabbin 3.9-27 Mt Waverley 14.13-97 def. Sth Yarra 3.4-22 Sth Yarra 3.2-20 def. by Skye 16.19-115 E.Hills 6.8-44 def. by Skye 11.8-74 E.Hills 15.14-104 def. Clayton 5.7-37 Moorabbin 10.9-69 def. by Cheltenham 14.10-94 Black Rock 19.21-135 def. Doveton- 3.2-20 Doveton 0.0-0 def. by Cerberus 29.20-194 Round 4 Round 10 Round 16 10-May 28-Jun 9-Aug Cheltenham 9.5-59 def. Sth Yarra 6.16-52 Cheltenham 9.4-58 def. Clayton 9.9-63 Clayton 10.4-64 def. Skye 6.7-43 Cerberus 15.17-107 def. E.Hills 4.4-28 Cerberus 9.15-69 def. Mt Waverley 6.4-40 Cerberus 25-24-174 def. Dandenong 0.1-1 Mt Waverley 10.12-72 Sandown 4.2-26 def. by Sandown 2.6-18 def. by Skye 12.8-80 Sandown 3.7-25 def. by Hallam 11.10-76 Hallam 5.5-35 def. by Clayton 7.16-58 Dandenong 6.5-41 def. by Moorabbin 7.6-48 Sth Yarra 1.2-8 def. by Dingley 18.17-125 Doveton 1.0-6 def. by Skye 32.22-214 Doveton 0.2-2 def. by Dingley 20.18-138 Doveton 4.6-30 def. by C’ham 7.10-52 Dingley 20.23-143 def. Moorabbin 3.2-20 Black Rock 15.7-97 def. Sth Yarra 5.7-37 Moorabbin 6.10-46 def. by Black Rock 12.7-79 Black Rock 15.13-103 def. Dandenong 2.1-13 Hallam 1.6-12 def. by E.Hills 8.10-58 E.Hills 15.12-102 def. Mt Waverley 3.8-26 Round 5 Round 11 Round 17 17-May 5-Jul 16-Aug Skye 18.17-125 def. Black Rock 2.4-16 Clayton 9.7-61 def. by Cerberus 14.11-95 C’ham 4.5-29 def. by Cerberus 15.11-101 Clayton 6.4-40 def. by Dingley 17.7-109 Dingley 12.7-79 def. Skye 3.5-23 Dandenong 2.3-15 def. by E.Hills 20.16-136 Cerberus 26.19-175 def. Doveton 0.1-1 Sth Yarra 9.5-59 def.by Sandown 23.13-151 Hallam 22.11-143 def Moorabbin 2.3-15 via forfeit. Dandenong 5.8-38 def. by Sandown 15.10-100 Dandenong 9.7-61 def. C’ham 4.5-29 Skye 13.11-89 def. Dingley 3.4-22 Hallam 10.5-65 def. Cheltanham 5.10-40 Mt Waverley 19.12-126 def. Hallam 4.5-29 Mt Waverley 22.11-143 def. Clayton 8.6-54 Mt Waverley 18.16-124 def. Moorabbin 5.3-33 Moorabbin 15.10-100 def. Doveton 9.7-61 Doveton 4.1-25 def. by Sth Yarra 18.7-115 E.Hills 15.12-102 def. Sth Yarra 2.6-18 E.Hills 17.10-112 def. Black Rock 1.5-11 Black Rock 6.10-46 def. by Sandown 15.7-97 Round 6 Round 12 Round 18 24-May 12-Jul 23-Aug Clayton 0.10-64 def. by E.Hills 0.8-68 C’ham 11.6-72 def. Moorabbin 4.13-37 Skye 14.8-92 def. Sandown 1.1-7 Dingley 10.2-62 def. Cerberus 5.7-37 Cerberus 6.6-42 def. Skye 5.2-32 Clayton 14.14-98 def. Black Rock 9.8-62 Sandown 9.9-63 def. Cheltenham 9.5-59 Sandown 3.4-22 def. by E.Hills 12.13-85 Dingley 28.12-180 def. C’ham 0.2-2 Sth Yarra 3.7-25 def. by Mt Waverley 16.12-108 Hallam 4.10-34 def. Dandenong 4.5-29 Cerberus 16.16-112 def. Hallam 1.0-6 Doveton 3.8-26 def. by Dandenong 4.7-31 Doveton 1.1-7 def. by Clayton 8.29-77 Dandenong 7.9-51 def. by Mt Waverley 15.15-105 Moorabbin 3.0-18 def. by Skye 18.18-126 Dingley 25.13-163 def. Sth Yarra 1.2-8 Doveton 2.3-15 def. by E.Hills 22.18-150 Black Rock 17.14-116 def. Hallam 8.3-51 Black Rock 6.10-46 def. by Mt Waverley 10.10-70 Moorabbin 11.12-78 def. by St Yarra 13.15-93
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www.SFL.com.au | 51 SOUTHERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE thirds preview / Josh SchonAfinger Dingley v Skye – Jack Barker Oval, Cheltenham. unsuccessful finals campaign, last season still Skye hurts. But the Bombers know they can make amends today with four strong quarters. They haven’t forgotten. Last year Skye won the minor premiership and looked set for higher Dingley honours, but were bundled out in straight sets. It was a nearly perfect season for Dingley, until It’s a record that the Bomber boys are keen to they stumbled two weeks ago in the second semi- rectify, and right from the get go in 2014, they final. meant business. Despite an early season loss to Cerberus, Dingley At round ten, Skye had won ten straight and sat passed all challengers and sat atop the ladder on top of the table. Sharpshooter Bradley Dyer from round 11 onwards. David Vanderheiden and was in terrific touch, and would push on to kick Joshua Keyt were particularly impressive in this the most goals in the league. period and perhaps it looked like Dingley wouldn’t However the Bombers hit their first hurdle in be matched again. But back-to-back suddenly round 11 when Dingley convincing beat them by wasn’t as assured as it seemed in round 17 when 56 points, and then Cerberus scraped past them Skye trounced the Dingoes by 67 points. the next week by ten points. It was Chris Deluca Dingley president Leigh Menzel has reason and Blake Bormann who got the team back on to be confident heading into today’s GF. “After track, and from there on Skye would only lose an outstanding 2013 which culminated in a once more, to Clayton in round 16, by 21 points. premiership, we have had high hopes for our Things were a little uncertain at the start of the thirds boys in 2014.” Menzel said. However, season, and President Christian McGuire said despite getting the first week of finals off as a the Bombers had some unfinished business. reward for finishing on top, Dingley lost to Skye “Finishing on top last year and going out in again, turning the premiership race on its head. straight sets really hurt the boys. It certainly They buttered up last week to smash Endeavour wasn’t how we wanted to finish.” But, as the wins Hills by 75 points in the preliminary final, and now started to come, so did the belief. “I guess as we it’s back to anyone’s game. got going we set ourselves a goal to beat the best, play with pride and go one better to reach a grand “Premierships though are never a fait accompli, final.” McGuire said. and Skye will push us all the way this Saturday.” Today they face the Dingley Dingoes, the minor Menzel said. premiers and a side that Skye have already come Michael Jeddou and Mark Wonnacott were up against three times this season. As mentioned, exceptional in last week’s big win, and will their round 11 clash was a write-off, with Dingley be crucial to fortunes today. As mentioned, dominating and coming out victors by nine goals. both sides have had their success against one When the time came to play again in round 17, it another this season, with the ledger sitting in was the opposite result. Excellent performances Skye’s favour two wins to one. When the Dingoes from Shane Lloyd and Michael Kalviskis (and defeated the Bombers in Round 11, it was Peter several others) lead the Bombers to a big 67 point Rizzi and Andrew Puleio who put in the best win, after trailing at quarter time. performances, with best on ground and three Then, after knocking off Mount Waverley in the goals, respectively. qualifying final, Skye got the chance to take on the It’s fair to say that Dingley aren’t used to being the minor premiers again. The outcome was another underdogs, given their great successes from the big win for Skye, by 52 points, to earn them the past couple of seasons. However, maybe it’s just week off and a place in the granny. the inspiration they need to overcome Skye and Of the players that remain from 2013’s take a second consecutive flag.
52 | SFL RECORD 2014 thirds: grand final S aturdAY 20 september - Jack Barker Oval, Cheltenham - 9.30am DINGLEY skye Ground: Souter Oval, 31E Marcus Road, Ground: Steve Thompson Reserve, Dingley Village (Melway Ref 88 G8) Wedge Rd Carrum Downs Telephone: 9558 1508 Telephone: 0412 341 136 Colours: R ed, Black and Gold Colours: L ight Grey, Red/Grey Sash, Red Crest with Black Bomber Emblem Senior Coach: Shane Morwood Senior Coach: Ben Walker Reserves Coach: Darren Kappler Reserves Coach: Chris Smith Thirds Coach: Adam Sikora Thirds Coach: Ben Earnshaw
# PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER
1 Kris Gray 17 J.Billing 5 Matt Ozbolt 27 Chris Rodrigues
2 Scott Morris 18 Frank Costantino 6 Chris Deluca 28 Shane Lloyd 3 Andrew Ross 19 Andrew Bruce 7 Glenn Stock 30 Brad Dyer 4 Andrew Rizzi 20 Mark Wonnacott 8 Michael Millar 31 Michael Kalviskis 5 Kyle Murdoch 21 David Vanderheiden 11 Darren Love 32 Cory Baines 6 Drew McLean 22 John Park 15 Dean Flynn 33 Sam Collins 7 H.Geri 23 Matthew Smith
8 Luke Sherry 24 Justin English 16 Chris McCann 39 Blake Bormann
9 Peter Phan 25 Travis Walker 17 Brad Nicol 51 Paul Follett
10 Peter Rizzi 26 Andrew Puleio 18 Jeremy Gleeson 55 Nathan Harford 11 Michael Bruce 27 Joshua Kyyt 19 Matt Chaplin 60 Elliot Williams 12 Michael Jeddou 28 Ben Simpson 20 Daniel Parkinson 61 Terry Sumner 13 Glen Green 30 Jackson O'Brien 21 Ben Earnshaw 62 Luke Minehan 14 Jordan Potts 32 Jake Carroll 22 Travis Scott 72 Christian McGuire 15 Richard Costantino 48 Jack Pickford
16 Harrison Whelan 50 Adam Sikora 25 Dom Spinucci
FIELD BOUNDARY GOAL Glenn Emery Lachlan Harris Adam Ross David Coates Hannah Faulks Campbell Furze Thomas Grundy Dan Stewart TEM A 1/4 TIME 1/2 TIME 3/4 TIME FULL TIME dingley skye
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54 | SFL RECORD 2014 SFL YMCA Monash Netball 2014 Final Standings NETBALL: DIVISION 1 YMCA Monash TEM A PWLDFA% PTS FITNESS CENTRE Dingley 14 10 3 1 660 405 162.96 42 Heatherton 14 10 4 0 606 428 141.59 40 Bentleigh 13 8 5 0 475 421 112.83 32 Division 1 - Grand final Dingley 43 St Kilda City 13 7 5 1 542 538 100.74 30 Heatherton 42 St Pauls 13 7 6 0 404 426 94.84 28 Mordialloc 13 4 9 0 411 538 76.39 16 C.P.L 13 1 12 0 342 581 58.86 4 Division 2 - Grand final Dingley 29 NETBALL: DIVISION 2 Heatherton 35 TEM A PWLDFA% PTS Heatherton 15 14 1 0 509 285 178.60 56 Dingley 15 13 2 0 626 355 176.34 52 Division 3 - Grand final St Kilda City 15 9 6 0 545 374 145.72 36 Clayton 25 Dingley 22 Bentleigh 15 7 8 0 380 422 90.05 28 Mordialloc 15 6 8 1 381 428 89.02 26 Black Rock 15 5 9 1 343 463 74.08 22 Division 4 - Grand final St Pauls 15 4 11 0 306 478 64.02 16 Doveton 35 C.P.L 15 1 14 0 259 584 44.35 4 St Kilda City 30 NETBALL: DIVISION 3 Division 1 results Division 2 results TEM A PWLDFA% PTS Dingley 14 12 2 0 493 258 191.09 48 Clayton 14 11 3 0 436 233 187.12 44 Cheltenham 14 11 3 0 422 267 158.05 44 Chelsea Heights 14 10 4 0 401 300 133.67 40 Springvale Dist. 13 8 5 0 380 277 137.18 32 St Kilda City (B) 14 8 6 0 297 267 111.24 32 Skye 14 5 8 1 328 406 80.79 22 Hampton 14 5 9 0 357 444 80.41 20 Mordialloc 14 5 9 0 308 424 72.64 20 Heatherton 14 3 10 1 303 435 69.66 14 Lyndale 14 2 12 0 244 419 58.23 8 Division 3 results Division 4 results NETBALL: DIVISION 4 TEM A PWLDFA% PTS Doveton 15 15 0 0 512 227 225.55 60 St Kilda City 15 10 5 0 352 276 127.54 40 Black Rock 15 8 7 0 321 269 119.33 32 Lyndale 15 8 7 0 332 344 96.51 32 Mount Waverley 15 8 7 0 327 369 88.62 32 Dingley 15 5 10 0 309 375 82.40 20 Murrumbeena 15 5 10 0 290 388 74.74 20 Bentleigh 15 4 11 0 301 391 76.98 16 Chelsea Heights (A) 15 2 13 0 227 418 54.31 8 Chelsea Heights (B) 12 1 11 0 161 377 42.71 4
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UMPIRE’S CORNER / the white knight Another very successful season comes to an end today. Our umpiring David Cannizzo is a great supporter of the Association, Matt Duck, numbers have continued to grow, with our boundary umpire ranks so as Football Operations Manager has looked after umpiring affairs full that there have been three boundary umpires appointed to many diligently, and Toby Jedwab who has handled all the paperwork and matches. Some of our boundary umpires have also been mentored by Schedula. senior colleagues while field umpiring in the Colts, and will swell our At the Appointments Night on Wednesday, a number of umpires fieldie ranks in future years. Our goal umpiring group has also grown, received awards: and a number of new field umpires have joined our ranks, meaning that we have not had to rely so much on our “clubbie” cousins this year. The Graeme Bertram award for excellence in umpiring and a strong off-field commitment to the Association went to Peter Martin, the Best The White Knight congratulates all umpires who have been successful Clubman trophy went to Thomas Grundy who seems to be ever-present in getting a “big one” and wishes them well for their matches. The at every Association activity and who has just received an AFL Victoria White Knight also congratulates everyone who has put in on the track award for his contributions to the SMJFL, while the Most Dedicated during the year only to miss out on a Grand Final. Hopefully, your turn Umpire Award went to Andrew Scott who has been a great example on will come next year. the training track as well as on the field each Saturday, doubling up on Your SFLUA Committee has continued to support the Association, occasion to mentor up and coming umpires in the Colts. Other awards with Ross McNeill, Rodd Johnson and Alan Manning providing strong were: leadership on and off the field. Ross has indicated that he is standing Golden Whistle award – Sam Bridges down from the Presidency due to work commitments. He has been a Best 1st Year Field Umpire – Ilya Fridman very dedicated President and/or Secretary for the past three years and Best 1st Year Boundary Umpire – Daniel Ebbott the White Knight salutes his efforts. Kevin Mitchell has again managed Best 1st Year Goal Umpire – Adam Ross the uniform shop, organised our trophies and, along with John Borg, Most Improved Field Umpire – Leigh Dawkins helped to arrange our social functions (First and Last Suppers, Sausage Most Improved Boundary Umpire – Lachlan Harris Sizzles Pizza Nights etc). They have been assisted on the committee by Most Improved Goal Umpire – Tayla Manning Kaye Johnson and Thomas Grundy. There will be free refreshments and pizzas back at Bricker Reserve Thanks to Nigel and Carmel Thompson who have once again ably from 5.45pm after the Div 1 Grand Final while there will be nibblies and managed our canteen/bar after training each Thursday. refreshments at our AGM at 7pm on Wednesday next at Bricker Reserve The White Knight thanks the Umpiring Department: Peter Mair, Brad and we urge all umpires to attend. Lowe, EJ, Fraggle, Garry, Smithie, Robin, Matt and Scott (and in recent weeks Jeff) for their coaching efforts during the year, while Webbie The White Knight wishes all umpires a restful off season and hopes to and Brandon have kept us very busy on the track. We also thank our see you all on the training track next February. dedicated trainers, Natalie and Simona, for looking after us so well this Remember that: year. Thanks must also go to the SFL Administration. The SFL CEO, “We Bounce, We Blow, The Rules We Know” ‘Protect your players with the best’
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D Ivision 1 SENIORS D Ivision 1 RESERVES Pay l er/Club TOTAL Pay l er/Club TOTAL Dean Francis Dingley 80 Stefan Feehan Dingley 89 Travis Ridgway St Pauls 47 Christopher Sharp Bentleigh 69 Patrick Nicholls Cheltenham 45 Corey Pearce Clayton 60 Christopher Graham Cheltenham 43 Bradley Lockhart Chelsea Heights 31 Luke James St Pauls 43 Ben Shaw Cheltenham 30 Ashleigh Beasy Chelsea Heights 33 Amir Banks Bentleigh 29 Clinton Johnston East Malvern 32 Kane Davidson Dingley 26 Simon Hislop St Kilda City 32 Leigh Moore Dingley 26 Ben Morrison Bentleigh 31 Joshua Ellis Dingley 25 Erish Uthayakumar Chelsea Heights 31 John Mentiplay Dingley 23 D Ivision 2 SENIORS D Ivision 2 RESERVES Pay l er/Club TOTAL Pay l er/Club TOTAL Luke Mcguinness Skye 65 Michael Lobb Moorabbin 55 Peter Dye Doveton Eagles 63 Matthew Ravenall Mordialloc 46 James Morris Mordialloc 51 Joel Duggan Doveton Eagles 38 Adam Connell Caulfield 47 Shane Werner Skye 35 David Velardo Highett 40 Tom Minton Skye 26 Matthew Johansson Moorabbin 40 Matthew Pay Springvale Districts 24 Christopher Worner Hampton 38 Sean Paynter Doveton Eagles 22 Gavin Vassallo Springvale Districts 34 Dale Kilpatrick Doveton Eagles 21 James Pennycuick Mordialloc 34 Simon Beshara Hampton 21 Khaled Kandakji Highett 31 John Hunter Caulfield 20 D Ivision 3 SENIORS D Ivision 3 RESERVES Pay l er/Club TOTAL Pay l er/Club TOTAL James Gough Mount Waverley 98 Mark Williams Carrum Patterson Lakes 58 Trevor March Carrum Patterson Lakes 58 David Watson Black Rock 57 Thomas Dewar Black Rock 57 Nathan Hampton Hallam 40 Trevor Kumetaitis Lyndale 48 Nathanial Welsh Lyndale 39 Clinton Sheedy Sandown 47 Cameron Kirkup Mount Waverley 29 Joseph Rickard Mount Waverley 38 Michael Lawrence Dandenong 29 Shane Peake Endeavour Hills 37 Nicholas Gage Carrum Patterson Lakes 29 Jason Toan Sandown 34 Richard Brand Sandown 28 Joel Dalton Carrum Patterson Lakes 33 Douglas Watterson Carrum Patterson Lakes 27 Jordan Cellini South Yarra 33 Troy Lange South Yarra 23 UN DER 19s THIRDS Pay l er/Club TOTAL Pay l er/Club TOTAL Nicholas Lowrie Bentleigh 70 Bradley Dyer Skye 65 Ryan Mcconville Skye 65 Matthew Mccormick Sandown 53 Mason Lambert Clayton 45 Peter Rizzi Dingley 44 Zachary Spencer St Pauls 44 Jason Daniel Cerberus 39 Caelin Brooker Dingley 43 Luke Romanelli Clayton 36 Vincent Arena Dingley 42 Michael Kalviskis Skye 36 T yson Ross Skye 29 Ethan Barclay Cerberus 33 Cameron Neale Carrum Patterson Lakes 28 Joshua Keyt Dingley 33 Joel Mcconville Skye 24 Nathan Proctor Endeavour Hills 33 Joel Rigoni Clayton 23 Cedric Legrand Endeavour Hills 28
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