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Senior Finals Record ENROL IN THE TAFE OF FOOTY TOMORROW RECORD SENIOR FINALS SERIES EXPLORE OUR RANGE OF COURSES IN SPORT, FITNESS OR MASSAGE WEEK 2 VUPOLYTECHNIC.EDU.AU September 7-8 2019 CRICOS Provider No. 00124K (Melbourne) CRICOS Provider No. 02475D (Sydney), RTO Code 3113 $2.00 BUILDING A BETTER WORLD ONE STUDENT AT A TIME YOUR PATHWAY TO BECOMING A REGISTERED BUILDER Certificate III in Carpentry Certificate IV in Building and Construction (Building) Diploma of Building and Construction (Building) COURSES AVAILABLE IN WILLIAMSTOWN, TULLAMARINE + MORE! ENROL TODAY CALL 9399 9511 OR WWW.TIV.VIC.EDU.AU TIV Training is delivered with Victorian and Commonwealth Government funding for eligible participants. People with a disability are encouraged to apply EDITORIAL Senior Final Series - Issue 2, September 7th - 8th, 2019 By MATTHEW DUCK Failing to plan is planning to fail. It’s an old adage but it still rings true. As we draw closer to the end of another season, it’s an important period for league and clubs alike to review the year and identify opportunities moving forward. Some of that reviewing and subsequent decision-making has already commenced. As some of you will have read, last week it was announced that ahead of the 2020 season the approach to the player points model is set to change, with consideration of ‘sustained success’ (thus potentially being reduced a point(s)) and/or ‘distinct disadvantage’ (for whatever reason) that may potentially warrant an additional point(s). As mentioned, this is a model used extensively throughout Victoria and comes with the majority support of WRFL senior clubs. WRFL Footy The weeks immediately following the end-of-season also provide an Record opportunity to consider other initiatives in anticipation for the season ahead, including further expansion of the WRFL’s training and development space. Western Region The WRFL made a marked effort to increase its training opportunities over Football League the past two seasons, although pulled back a little in 2019 on the volume of what was delivered last year. The Victoria University WRFL/EDFL Volunteer’s President Meredith Angwin Conference was held again earlier this year and focused on club planning, fi nancial management, risk management and compliance, and managing Level 1, Whitten volunteers. The Conference will likely run again in 2020, although potentially Oval, Footscray under a different format. CEO With the development of the WRFL’s website has come further opportunity Matthew Duck to utilise the website as a hub of information for club administrators. My experience as a club administrator is that at times you can drown in emails, O f fi c e and the ongoing development of ‘Club Hub’, a portal on the website where key 03 9315 5400 information, survey links and results, opportunities for clubs etc have been Editor universally shared has hopefully simplifi ed the process for club administrators. Kristen Alebakis Online support/education tools will continue to increase moving forward, meaning people can access support when and where it suits them. Focusing on key appointments, recruiting, budgeting, junior development, strategic planning etc are just some of a host of activities clubs are about to embark upon, if not already. Not surprisingly, a lack of volunteers is a major Cover: threat to our clubs, and is closely related to player retention and fi nancial Kevin Johnson from Altona stability. If you’re reading this as a club supporter, spectator, parent or friend, in action earlier this season. and you’ve thought about helping out before but never have, I urge you to seek out your club president and offer to take on a job. Never has it been Picture LOCAL LEGENDS more important for our clubs and our community. PHOTOGRAPHY See you at the footy. CONTENTS Week 1 Games / Venues ....................................3 Senior Women ........................................... 29–31 WRFL News .................................................... 4-5 Under 18 Division 1 ................................... 33–37 Division 1 ...................................................... 7–13 Division 2 ....................................................15–19 Under 18 Division 2 ................................... 39–41 Division 3 ....................................................21–25 Umpire’s Corner .............................................. 44 WRFL SENIOR FINALS SERIES 2019 1 More than WRFL FINALS GAMES just tyres SATURDAY SUNDAY Avalon Airport Oval Avalon Airport Oval 9.30am 9.30am Professional vehicle Altona v Hoppers Crossing Werribee Districts v TIV Under 18 Division 1 Yarraville Seddon Eagles servicing and repairs, Second Semi Final TIV Under 18 Division 1 First Semi Final with honesty and integrity. 12pm Werribee Districts v Altona 12pm RAMS Division 1 Reserves Spotswood v Hoppers Crossing Second Semi Final RAMS Division 1 Reserves First Semi Final 2.15pm We offer the following services and much more: Altona v Deer Park 2.15pm RAMS Division 1 Seniors Spotswood v Werribee Districts Automatic transmission Fleet maintenance Wheel alignments Second Semi Final RAMS Division 1 Seniors Batteries Licensed vehicle We use and recommend First Semi Final Brake & clutch repairs tester - RWC Valvoline motor oil and Ryco filters Child restraint fitting Mechanical repairs Pennell Reserve Fixed price servicing Wheel balancing Pennell Reserve 9.30am Point Cook v Werribee Districts 9.30am TIV Under 18 Division 2 Manor Lakes v Caroline Springs Preliminary Final VU Polytechnic Senior Women’s Bridgestone is the market leading tyre company is recognised around the world for its Preliminary Final products and services, which combine the very best in performance, safety and quality. 12pm Yarraville Seddon Eagles v Newport 12pm Division 2 Reserves Albanvale v Sunshine Heights Preliminary Final Division 3 Reserves Preliminary Final 2.15pm Wyndhamvale v Parkside 2.15pm Division 2 Seniors Sunshine Heights v Glen Orden Preliminary Final Division 3 Seniors Preliminary Final Luxury Touring Fuel Saving Performance 4x4 and SUV Luxury SUV We are proud official sponsors of the WRFL Hoppers Crossing Tyre Centre St Albans 3/308-322 Old Geelong Rd 9369 0500 29 St Albans Rd 9364 3244 WRFL SENIOR FINALS SERIES 2019 3 WRFL NEWS WRFL NEWS RECOGNISING THE WRFL’S UNSUNG HEROES JUNIORS RECOGNISED AT AWARDS NIGHT The league is currently seeking More than 570 people attended the Held at Encore Events Centre in Hoppers Crossing, As a community we all tend to the event was a chance for administrators, coaches, focus on what happens on the nominations from all clubs within the WRFL, WRFL’s Junior Presentation Night last players and family members to refl ect on the 2019 fi eld, especially when fi nals begin. for this Unsung Hero recognition award. week, the pinnacle of the Junior season. season as well as recognise the best of the west. Several awards were handed out on the night, please see below a list of all award winners: While it is important to celebrate the We are looking for volunteers who may 2019 North Melbourne FC Best and Fairest: achievements on the footy fi eld, the WRFL mark the lines, strap the goal posts, cut Shinboner of the Year: Point Cook Football Club Werribee Football Club Under 18 Western Bulldogs Under 14 Division 4: also believes it’s important to recognize the oranges, clean up the rooms, help Girls: Eve Sheehan (Melbourne Jordan Milkins 2019 Junior Club Offi cial of the Year: University Womens Football Club) (Werribee Centrals Football Club) the ‘unsung heroes’ without whom, we out with the juniors, pick up elderly Melissa Salih (Caroline Springs) : supporters to take to the game and a SEDA Under 16 Division 1 Western Bulldogs Under 12 Girls: wouldn’t have a league to play in. 2019 Junior Club of the Year: Lucas Edmonds Ruby Jones St Albans Football Club million and one other things that get (St Bernards Football Club) (Yarraville Seddon Eagles Football Club) 2019 AFCA Junior Coach of the Year: SEDA Under 16 Division 2: These men and women, boys and done around the club every week. All Nando Adorno Lukmain Haddara Western Bulldogs Under 12 Division 1: (Point Cook Football Club) (Point Cook Centrals Football Club) Thomas Burton girls work tirelessly for their local club these jobs are ‘assumed’ by the general (Point Cook Football Club) 2019 AFCA Youth Coach of the Year: SEDA Under 16 Division 3: and league, often without looking public to ‘just happen’…….because they Rich Morrow Max Logan Western Bulldogs Under 12 Division 2: for or receiving the recognition and always have. (Flemington Juniors Football Club) (Werribee Centrals Football Club) Tyla Hanscomb (Werribee Centrals Football Club) acknowledgment they deserve. 2019 Best Interleague Players: Werribee Football Club Taaj Assafi ri Under 15 Girls Division 1: Under 13A: Sarah Poni (Tarneit Football Club) Western Bulldogs Under 12 Division 3: If you know of anyone who you think (Newport Power Juniors Football Club) Jacob Bayley Werribee Football Club (Altona Juniors Football Club) While we are sure all clubs show their should be nominated, please contact Under 13B: Xavier Kardachi (Sunshine Football Club) Under 15 Girls Division 2: appreciation in their own way to these your club administrator with your Joudy Joud Western Bulldogs Under 12 Division 4: 14 Division 1: Isaac Kaddour (Newport Power Football Club) Nazzareno Foti (Point Cook Football dedicated and passionate volunteers, as nomination and they will forward your (Yarraville Seddon Eagles Football Club) Club) and Levi Campbell Western Bulldogs Under 14 Division 1: (Wyndhamvale Football Club) a league we also would like to recognize recommendation with a photo of the 14 Division 2: Jake Smith Diesel Moloney (Point Cook Football (Williamstown Juniors Football Club) Club), Tarkyn Findlay (Point Cook Western Bulldogs Under 12 Division 5: them for their efforts. nominee to the league for consideration. Centrals), Jai Lever (Point Cook) 15 Division 1: Cameron Kizan Cody Spencer We ask all clubs to complete their (Point Cook Football Club) Western Bulldogs Under 14 Division 2: (Point Cook Centrals Football Club) Noah Hopman Melbourne Injury Lawyers make this nominations by September 12.
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