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@smjfl RECORD www.smjfl.com.au OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE SOUTH METRO JUNIOR FOOTBALL LEAGUE

UNDER 11 - UNDER 13 SMJFL GRAND FINALS PRESENTED BY JDL STRATEGIES & MONJON

SUNDAY 23 AUGUST 2015 JUNIOR FOOTBALL JUNIOR FOOTBALL

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AM1601 AFL Juniors A1 Poster FA.indd 1 31/01/14 8:43 AM WWW.SMJFL.COM.AU A MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRMAN

In my first year as Chairman of the SMJFL for 2015, it has been a privilege to work with our executive team & our 27 member club committees to deliver on our new motto, ‘It’s About the Kids’.

I strongly believe, that WE, that is the SMJFL & Member Clubs supported by their loyal gang of volunteers, have delivered on the ‘It’s About the Kids’ objective in 2015. WE have achieved this by conducting more than 3,000 games of footy in the 2015 season, these games were contested by 399 teams made up of over 9,500 players, all kids, aged between 7 and 17 & both boys and girls. That’s an achievement WE can all be proud of.

There will be winners and runners up out of today’s games. One of the SMJFL’s stated values is ‘Respect & Tolerance’, each team and player deserves that. The leadership to deliver this value, starts at the top, Firstly, congratulations and thank you, to all those it must emanate from team officials and then work teams that worked hard at training, starting in the its way down to parents, spectators and players, hot and dry conditions of February and March and because we must strive to ensure, ‘It’s About the Kids’. extending through to cold and wet conditions of July and August. All that effort now culminates in today’s A special message to each player: I hope you, Grand Final games. Congratulations and good luck personally, take time out to remember today, as it is to each team in their 2015 Grand Final game. I unlikely that you’ll ever play a game of footy with the look forward to seeing & hearing of great contests exact same line up of team mates and officials in the between two worthy teams. future. Enjoy your day, experience and your moment to shine on the big Grand Final stage of 2015. Thank you to our band of over 350 League Umpires who have worked tirelessly during the season Cheers, at training and on Sundays honing their skills. Peter Ryan Congratulations to those that have been chosen to umpire in a 2015 Grand Final game. Chairman - SMJFL

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OFFICIAL PUBLISHER OF THE SMJFL RECORD 1 | IT’S ABOUT THE KIDS SOUTH METRO JUNIOR FOOTBALL LEAGUE WWW.SMJFL.COM.AU COMPETITION FORMAT & KEY POINTS

No Dogs Preliminary Final – Loser of Second Semi Final v Dogs are banned from all SMJFL Grand Final Winner of First Semi Final venues. Many people in the community are wary, Grand Final – Winner of Second Semi Final v uncomfortable or fearful around dogs of all sizes. Winner of Preliminary Final No dogs are permitted to be on the field at any time. This is for the safety and enjoyment of all Drawn Match Procedure participants, umpires, officials, and spectators at the In the event of a drawn game in any finals (including SMJFL Grand Finals. Grand Finals) the following conditions apply: No Smoking • Goal Umpires will confirm the scores. Smoking is now banned in areas commonly used • Players will not change ends after full time, but by children and young people for recreational and will kick to the same end as they were in sporting activities including at or within 10 metres the fourth quarter. of a sporting venue that is an outdoor public place during an organised underage sporting event, • Field umpires will re-commence the game for the including training or practice sessions and during duration of five (5) minutes (no time on). breaks or intervals in play. • The siren will sound, the teams will change ends No smoking will be permitted at any SMJFL Grand immediately with no break and a further five (5) Final venue. minutes is played (no time on). No Alcohol • At no stage during the extra time or break will Alcohol must not be consumed at any ground or in officials be permitted on the ground and are not any building whilst a game of football is in progress. to address players. Alcohol is not allowed to be brought into any venue • If the scores remain equal at the end of the ten on SMJFL Grand Final match day. minutes the process is to be repeated until Length of Quarters such time that there is a winner. Age Group Quarters ¼ Time ½ Time ¾ Time Video 15mins, Under 11 to 13 3mins 10mins 5mins The SMJFL will be filming all Grand Finals in all age no time on Under 13 & 15mins, groups and divisions. 3mins 10mins 5mins Under 15 Girls no time on 20mins, Winning clubs will be invoiced for 30 Digital Under 14 to 16 3mins 10mins 5mins no time on Downloads each per match, extra copies can be 22mins, Under 17 3mins 10mins 5mins no time on ordered from the SMJFL through your club. The SMJFL will not allow video operators to setup on Finals Format tripods at any of the Grand Finals matches. Under 11 to 13 Photography Second Semi Final - 1st seed v 4th seed The SMJFL will have photographers at all Grand Finals in all age groups and divisions. First Semi Final – 2nd seed v 3rd seed Details for how to purchase these photographs can Grand Final – Winner of Second Semi Final v be found in the record and will be listed on the Winner of First Semi Final SMJFL website. Under 14 to 17 The SMJFL will not allow commercial Second Semi Final - 1st seed v 2nd seed photographers as arranged by clubs or their First Semi Final – 3rd seed v 4th seed members to operate at any Grand Finals. 2 | IT’S ABOUT THE KIDS 3 | IT’S ABOUT THE KIDS SOUTH METRO JUNIOR FOOTBALL LEAGUE WWW.SMJFL.COM.AU CODES OF CONDUCT

Players • Do not use ugly remarks based on race, religion, gender or ability – you’ll let down your family • Play by the rules – the rules of your club and the and yourself if you do – and many such laws of the game. comments are actually now illegal. • Never argue with an umpire or other official – Coaches without these people, you can’t play football. • Have signed the AFL Code of Conduct. • Control your temper - verbal abuse of officials and sledging other players doesn’t help • Conduct themselves in a manner outlined and you enjoy or win any games. agreed to in the AFL Code of Conduct. • Be a team player – • Level 1 AFL Coaching Accreditation (minimum). All coaches must be accredited to coach in our It’s a team game, treat it that way. League. • Treat all players as you would like to be • Promote the fair, and inclusive spirit of the game. treated – fairly. • Lead your team by positive example, and • Co-operate with your coach, the umpires represent your club values. and team-mates. Officials • Play for your own enjoyment & to improve your skills. • Place the safety and welfare of the players above all else. • Don’t use ugly remarks based on race, religion, gender or ability – you’ll let down your coach, • Ensure all players are included and can participate, regardless of their race, gender, team-mates and family if you do – & many such ability, cultural background, sexuality or religion. comments are actually now illegal. • Be consistent, impartial and objective when Parents and Supporters making decisions. • Remember that you are there for the participants • Address unsporting behaviour and promote to enjoy the game. respect for other players and officials. • Encourage participation, but don’t force it. Administrators • Teach that enjoyment is more important • Ensure quality supervision and instruction for than winning. players. • Never ridicule mistakes or losses – supporters • Support coaches and officials to improve their are there to support not downgrade. skills and competencies. • Lead by example and respect all players, • Act honestly, in good faith and in the best coaches, umpires and spectators – physical or interests of the sport as a whole. verbal abuse will not be tolerated. • Ensure that any information acquired or • Recognise all volunteers who are giving up their advantage gained from the position is not used valuable time. improperly. • Never publicly criticise umpires – raise personal • Conduct club responsibilities with due care, concerns with club officials in private. competence and diligence. 4 | IT’S ABOUT THE KIDS 5 | IT’S ABOUT THE KIDS WWW.SMJFL.COM.AU SOUTH METRO MEDIA

Follow us on social media for your junior footy fix between rounds and even between seasons. With our online audience growing every week, it is a chance for you to get involved and show your support. Tag us in your SMJFL related posts to we can see what the players, fans & families are talking about and we might even repost your snap to our followers!

Competitions and features which have been run regularly during the season include: • South Metro Starts Competition – Weekly on Facebook • #ThrowbackThursday – Weekly on our website news NEW for this Finals Series is the South Metro Selfie competition. This Instagram competition will allow SMJFL players and fans to show off their team colours, their favourites grounds, ’s crazy weather – basically whatever you can fit in that frame! Even the AFL have given it a go this year with their Captains selfie attempt. This fun day which promoted all levels of the game involved some of our very own, representing their home SMJFL Clubs. Full terms and conditions can be viewed on our website – in the ‘Media’ menu. Remember to #SouthMetroSelfie to win! 7 | IT’S ABOUT THE KIDS WWW.SMJFL.COM.AU FROM THE DESK OF THE DIRECTOR OF UMPIRING

I have only recently become the SMJFL’s game, and in a very short timeframe turning Director of Umpiring, a role which had them into confident young men and woman been filled with distinction for some years who can take control of 36 players and 8 by Bernadette Vaux. Bernie has built our on-field officials in their stride. These people umpiring department into one admired are our coaching and development team, near and far, and it’s now my challenge to led by head coach David Anselmi who is in continue that development. I come to the charge of a team of coaches each having role with a strong junior football experience responsibility for separate disciplines (one having been involved as a Team Manager umpire, two umpire, boundary and girls). and Club Secretary at one of the leagues Anyone who has accused the umpires of not member clubs for many years. I have to say knowing where/what to do needs to come that it’s been a real eye-opener crossing “to down and participate in one of our weekly the other side” and dealing primarily with training sessions, where they would quickly the umpires rather than the players. realise that umpiring is NOT an easy thing to pick up. Firstly, I quickly realised that there are more similarities than I had realised. Umpires are Of course the transformation from rookie just people who are passionate about the umpire to experienced one can’t happen game of Aussie Rules footy, love to keep overnight any more than expecting an Under 12 player to have the poise and balance of fit, and enjoy working closely with a team. an AFL champion, and I implore each and Unlike the players though, every single every one of you to simply THINK before the umpire is required to show communication next time you “advise” an umpire that they and leadership skills beyond their years in got it wrong, as to whether you would use order to perform their task. the same tone and volume to communicate to Although many of our umpires are very your son or daughter. young and begin umpiring as a way to Thank you to Highett JFC for the words I pick up fitness, improve their playing, get noticed painted on the back of one of their some extra pocket money and are ‘veterans’ coaches boxes last weekend which sum up by 20 years old, we still have the more junior footy perfectly: mature age recruits, who are as ‘green’ as our youngest umpires but just love being PLAYERS ARE HUMAN – UMPIRES ARE HUMAN involved with their kids and staying fit. So, as you can see, you can’t judge a book by its cover, and you can’t judge an umpire by RESPECT THE HUMANS his or her age! Please contact us if you’d like For those of you who are into social media to join our team – we take all ages. and like to go behind the scenes, make sure to “like” our Facebook page “SMJFL We have a wonderful team who is Umpires” to stay up to date with our responsible for getting our umpires as raw umpiring department. 13 or 14 year olds who think they know the rules because they’ve played or watched the Words by Amanda Beet

9 | IT’S ABOUT THE KIDS SOUTH METRO JUNIOR FOOTBALL LEAGUE WWW.SMJFL.COM.AU UNDER 11 LADDERS GRAND FINAL PREVIEW # Team P W L D B FF FA For Agst % % Won 1 AJAX U11 Comets 9 6 2 1 2 0 0 390 219 178.08 72.22 U11 EAST 2 Prahran U11 BLACK 14 10 4 0 1 0 0 603 297 203.03 71.43 3 East Brighton Vampires JFC-U11 East 13 8 5 0 2 0 0 537 418 128.47 61.54 Ladder-leading Ajax assured their top spot after impressive victories throughout the finals series and a 4 Mordialloc Braeside JFC 14 8 5 1 1 0 0 553 476 116.18 60.71 comfortable semi-final win over Mordialloc-Braeside. However the Vampires managed to wrestle victory EAST 5 BBJFC U11 East 14 7 7 0 1 0 0 393 441 89.12 50 from the second-place Prahran side after surging to victory in the second half of the semi-final with four 6 St Kilda City U11 Black 13 4 7 2 2 0 0 398 437 91.08 38.46 goals. Can third-placed Vampires take victory from the ladder-leading Ajax? 7 East Sandringham JFC 13 0 13 0 2 0 0 253 849 29.8 0 # Team P W L D B FF FA For Agst % % Won 1 Cheltenham JFC - U11 - Green 15 13 2 0 0 0 0 817 285 286.67 86.67 U11 WEST 2 East Malvern Blue 15 9 6 0 0 0 0 512 609 84.07 60 3 St Peters FC Under 11 West 15 7 7 1 0 0 0 626 497 125.96 50 The Panthers from Cheltenham are on the prowl for victory after a strong victory in the semi against 4 East Sandringham JFC West 15 7 7 1 0 0 0 406 444 91.44 50 the Zebras. East Malvern, on the other hand, had an amazing last quarter in their last match against WEST 5 Dingley U11 Black 15 7 8 0 0 0 0 504 554 90.97 46.67 St Peter’s with 5.3 score to win by 14 points. Cheltenham are looking dominating with a spread of 6 Hampton Rovers AFC 15 1 14 0 0 0 0 313 831 37.67 6.67 goalkickers, but Malvern have shown their ability to decisively win when it counts. # Team P W L D B FF FA For Agst % % Won 1 Caulfield Bears U11 Polars 13 11 2 0 2 0 0 627 355 176.62 84.62 2 Prahran U11 BLUE 13 10 3 0 2 0 0 515 297 173.4 76.92 U11 SOUTH RED 3 St Paul's McKinnon JFC 13 9 4 0 2 0 0 559 269 207.81 69.23 4 South Melbourne Districts U11 Red 12 8 4 0 3 0 0 368 255 144.31 66.67 5 East Malvern White 13 4 9 0 2 0 0 413 650 63.54 30.77 With both third and fourth on the ladder playing out for the Grand Final, it goes to show that these 6 Beaumaris FC (Black Tails) 9 2 7 0 2 0 0 199 396 50.25 22.22 two teams deserve their place. Third-placed St Paul’s McKinnon were dominating in their game against SOUTH RED 7 Port Melbourne Colts JFC 13 1 12 0 2 0 0 313 703 44.52 7.69 second-placed Prahran U11 Blue. The South Melbourne side came from behind to score 2.4 in the final # Team P W L D B FF FA For Agst % % Won quarter that saw their victory against top-team Caulfield by just two points. 1 St Bedes/Mentone Tigers Under 11 Red 15 13 2 0 0 0 0 627 309 202.91 86.67 2 South Melbourne Districts Under 11 White 11 8 3 0 0 0 0 395 230 171.74 72.73 3 Waverley Park Hawks U11 15 10 4 1 0 0 0 602 491 122.61 70 U11 SOUTH WHITE 4 Hampton Rovers AFC 15 10 5 0 0 0 0 575 404 142.33 66.67 St Bedes/Mentone Tigers will be facing off against Waverley Park Hawks for the final. St Bedes are 5 Beaumaris FC (Sharks) 15 6 9 0 0 0 0 492 612 80.39 40 6 Mordialloc Braeside JFC 15 4 10 1 0 0 0 458 630 72.7 30 the team to beat, with a ladder-leading run of 13 wins head into the finals. However Waverley played 7 St Kilda City U11 Red 11 3 8 0 0 0 0 385 369 104.34 27.27 an impressive match, reducing the second-placed South Melbourne White side to only a few goals. An SOUTH WHITE 8 Ormond JFC 11 1 10 0 0 0 0 254 640 39.69 9.09 exciting match awaits. # Team P W L D B FF FA For Agst % % Won 1 Bentleigh JFC 15 13 2 0 0 0 0 907 231 392.64 86.67 2 East Malvern Red 14 11 3 0 1 0 0 721 473 152.43 78.57 U11 NORTH East Brighton Vampires JFC - U11 North 3 11 8 3 0 0 0 0 472 288 163.89 72.73 In the battle for the North, Bentleigh JFC and East Malvern Red are looking evenly matched. With both 4 Beaumaris FC (Great Whites) 15 7 8 0 0 0 0 563 535 105.23 46.67 5 Ormond JFC 15 7 8 0 0 0 0 611 623 98.07 46.67 the Demons and the Knights being tough opponents to play against in their semi-finals, the stage is set to

NORTH 6 Ashwood 14 3 11 0 1 0 0 275 762 36.09 21.43 determine the top-side of the season. East Malvern Red have lost twice to the Demons this season. Can 7 Cheltenham JFC - U11 - Black 15 3 12 0 0 0 0 346 842 41.09 20 they break that streak heading into the big match? 8 Oakleigh JFC U11 White 11 2 9 0 0 0 0 282 554 50.9 18.18 # Team P W L D B FF FA For Agst % % Won 1 East Malvern Black 9 9 0 0 2 0 0 580 174 333.33 100 U11 BLUE 2 Murrumbeena JFC U11 9 8 1 0 2 0 0 437 178 245.51 88.89 With only one win separating East Malvern Black and Murrumbeena, we’re predicting a tight match. 3 Dingley U11 Red 14 9 5 0 1 1 0 625 387 161.5 64.29 4 Mordialloc Braeside JFC 13 5 8 0 2 0 0 448 710 63.1 38.46 Murrumbeena loss was to the Knights earlier in the season and Malvern are a force to reckon with. But BLUE 5 BBJFC U11 Blue 13 5 8 0 2 0 1 312 586 53.24 38.46 with the knowledge of the big day and an earlier match to remember to spur Murrumbeena on, Malvern 6 AJAX U11 Jets 9 3 6 0 2 0 0 285 377 75.6 33.33 should be getting ready for ‘Beena’s pride. 7 East Brighton Vampires JFC - Under 11 Blue 13 2 11 0 2 0 0 208 690 30.14 15.38 # Team P W L D B FF FA For Agst % % Won 1 Oakleigh JFC U11 Green 15 11 4 0 0 0 0 608 339 179.35 73.33 U11 GREEN 2 Northvale JFC 15 10 5 0 0 0 0 581 364 159.62 66.67 It’s a battle of third and fourth in the Greens. Despite first-placed Oakleigh’s impressive play throughout 3 Highett U11 11 7 4 0 0 0 0 491 245 200.41 63.64 4 St Peters FC Under 11 Green 15 4 11 0 0 0 0 325 690 47.1 26.67 the year, St Peters Green were able to push them hard and claim victory last week at Princes Park. While

GREEN 5 Caulfield Bears U11 Grizzlies 15 3 12 0 0 1 0 297 613 48.45 20 third-placed Highett came from behind in an impressive charge to reduce Northvale from scoring in the 6 St Bedes/Mentone Tigers U11Blue 11 2 9 0 0 0 1 150 576 26.04 18.18 final quarter and win by nine points. 10 | IT’S ABOUT THE KIDS 11 | IT’S ABOUT THE KIDS SOUTH METRO JUNIOR FOOTBALL LEAGUE WWW.SMJFL.COM.AU UNDER 11 NORTH UNDER 11 NORTH

BENTLEIGH JFC EAST MALVERN JFC

RED AND BLUE RED, WHITE AND BLUE

KNIGHTS UNDER 11 RED

Coach David McNamara Coach Edward Kemp Assistant Coach Paul Richards Coach David Leeton Team Manager David Curry Team Manager Allan Penrose Runner Martin Day Runner Mark Weber Captain Ryan Coles Captain - Vice Captain Andy Poll Vice Captain -

No. PLAYER COMMENTS GOALS BEHINDS No. PLAYER COMMENTS GOALS BEHINDS 1 L. Lawrence 1 Leeton, Freddie Leets 3 H. Richards 3 Maartens, Sam SOS 4 D. Foot 5 Peacock-Clarke, Morgan Morgs 6 L. Rath 6 Allen, Will Moo 7 M. Day 8 Jackson, Louis Jacko 8 A. Curry 9 Delimitrou, George Deli 9 H. Clifton 10 L. McNamara 10 Carter, Jock Carter 11 A. Poll 11 Weber, Louis Webes 12 J. Empson 12 Mulholland, Tom Tommo 13 B. Worrell 16 Penrose,Nick Stinger 14 L. Amiet 17 Sargeant, Patrick Sarge 16 R. Vella 18 Dorevitch, Harry Dozza 17 M. Banducci 19 Byrne, Jack Jack 18 A. Polychronopoulos 20 Burney, George Burner 19 M. Langworthy 21 FitzGerald, Aidan Fitzy 20 A. Jack 23 Smith, Xavier Xav 21 R. Coles 24 Morrison, Alexander Morro 23 S. Bates 25 E. Moore 28 Beattie, Will Beatts 26 E. Byrne 29 Janetzki, Logan Loggi 30 D. Yudko 30 Kemp, Henry Kempy 12 | IT’S ABOUT THE KIDS 13 | IT’S ABOUT THE KIDS SOUTH METRO JUNIOR FOOTBALL LEAGUE WWW.SMJFL.COM.AU UNDER 11 SOUTH WHITE UNDER 11 SOUTH WHITE

WAVERLEY PARK JFC ST BEDES/MENTONE AFC

BROWN & GOLD RED/NAVY/GOLD

TIGERS WAVERLEY PARK HAWKS UNDER 11 RED

Coach Bruce Rouse Coach Adrian Hale Assistant Coach - Assistant Coach Nick Moodie Team Manager Ian Daniels Team Manager Sebastian Ritter Runner Darren Warner Runner Arend Wieringa Captain - Trainer Andrew Pate Vice Captain - Captain Rotating

No. PLAYER COMMENTS GOALS BEHINDS No. PLAYER COMMENTS GOALS BEHINDS 1 Tommy Warner 1 Erik Szapirko In and under type who never shies away from the hard ball. 2 Lachlan Rice 2 Ethan Pate On baller who goes in hard, great skills and can push forward or back. Goal kicker. 3 Joseph Sasso 3 Owen Grasso Sublime skills and has found his niche at half back. Disciplined and can push up in the middle. 4 Nathan Jago 5 Zachary Nuroo 4 Max Beveridge Raking left foot, and can play forward or back. 6 Jackson Traplin 5 Daniel Pate Can be used across the middle or forward. Great goal sense 8 Martin Jones 6 Charlie Koster Quick, good skills and has been used on the wing and forward to great effect. 9 Thomas Taborsky 7 Jaxon Howe Courageous on baller changing back who goes in with no thought of his own safety. 11 Ashley Pensa Speedy half forward who can kick goals, great skills. 13 Kobi Watts 8 Jackson Yates 20 Harvey Emery 9 Jasper Moodie Skillful, natural leader who plays in the middle and pushes forward to kick goals. 21 Brayden Cairns 10 Jake Palmer Natural forward who loves a goal. Great versitile skills and can take a grab. 24 Xander Wieclaw Suchomel 11 Lachlan Ferguson Tough, disciplined half back type who can rotate through the middle. Also a natural leader. 25 Justin McCusker 12 Xavier Hale Had returned this season to play in the middle. Tough, breaks tackles and kicks long. 26 Hunter Morgan 28 William Daniels 13 Sean Grella Natural ball magnet, goal kicker, quick, and evasive. Back from injury just in time for the finals. 35 Joshua Lucchese 14 Max Hoult Stepped up for the team. Loves the hard stuff, great mark and kick and can play anywhere. 37 Liam Tork 15 Harrison Cox ‘Laz’ wears a helmet for a reason. Tough and hard at the ball, full of courage. 39 Oliver Westcott 16 Zachary Winter Hard, straight at it and never gives his opponent an inch. 41 Blake Argus 17 Charlie Daddo The teams . Division leading goalkicker for a reason. Loves using the banana kick. 49 Liam Doherty Quick, skilful, hard to catch on baller who is the barometer of the team. If he’s playing well, 57 Jordan Librizzi 18 Lukas Ritter the team is. 63 Jackson McCluskey 19 Xavier Ambrosius First year player who has impressed all. Great tap ruckman and with strong athletic ability. 65 Aidan Rouse 20 Cameron Saultry Another U10’s boy who personifies courage. Loves a hard ball and great skills. 67 Lachlan Thompson 21 Jayden Kelly Athletic type who has really imroved his game out of sight, has a great pair of hands. 70 Rhys Dakin Homer’ is the heart and soul of the team. Plays back, bursts through packs, and loves a good 72 Tomas Kiprillis 22 Toby Stacey ‘don’t argue’. 32 Luke Bassilious 24 Boyd Wieringa Versitile, tall utility who straightens up the team. Good skills and uses his size to great advantage. 14 | IT’S ABOUT THE KIDS 15 | IT’S ABOUT THE KIDS SOUTH METRO JUNIOR FOOTBALL LEAGUE WWW.SMJFL.COM.AU UNDER 11 SOUTH RED UNDER 11 SOUTH RED

SOUTH MELBOURNE ST PAUL’S MCKINNON JFC DISTRICTS JFC

WHITE WITH RED V BLUE, RED AND YELLOW

UNDER 11 RED COMPOSITE CONSTRUCTIONS U11S

Coach Michael Christian Coach Frank Orso Assistant Coach Anthony Hurley Assistant Coach John Rousakis Team Manager George Sofronidis Team Manager Liz Clements Runner Neil Geraerts Runner David Behnk Captain Mitchell Geraerts Captain Noah Spitz Vice Captain Robert Larcher Vice Captains Joel Chilcott, Jack Behnk, Chris Rousakis

No. PLAYER COMMENTS GOALS BEHINDS No. PLAYER COMMENTS GOALS BEHINDS Solid mark and loves to take the big grab. Crowd pleaser and a smart footballer, 1 Janko Hattingh Janko is pronounced Yanko. He is South African. Quick as lightning, like , 1 Taylor Boxall, Oliver makes the game look simple Dashing winger with silky skills Matty loves the game and can change the game. The coach and team love his 2 Chris Rousakis Nick name Rooster, formerly playered for Strathmore. Plays like Scott Pendleburry. Leading goal 5 Nolan, Matthew game day preparation. kicker. AFL scouts are into him. Nickname Lukie, plays like Bryce Gibbs, quickest player in the side, Victorian champion runner. Tough and never backs off from the pack. Puts his body on the line for the team, 3 Lucas Orso Great soccer player. 7 Lawson, Oscar reads the play well and backs himself 4 Jack Scherer Plays like Jack Watts, Dashing winger with silky skills Solid in defence and can switch into the forward line when needed. Coaches 8 McCray, Ewan surprise packet - swingman Nick name Aidos.Twin brother to Joel (no 32). Black belt at Taekwondo, plays like , 5 Aidan Chlcott Tall athletic ruck man that is at the bottom of every pack. A ball magnet who seems to always find the ball. Loves to celebrate a goal, crowd Nick name Jordie, Great Mark, like . Parents are South African. 9 Geraerts, Mitchell pleaser 6 Jordan Galgut Poise and balance like a "dancer" on the field. A gentleman on the field and rela 7 Thomas Willaton Nick name Willo. Plays like 10 Larcher, Robert outside running player 8 Samuel Jones Nick Name Big Dog. Plays like James Bartel. Referred to as the "doctor" of the game, dash and flair off the backline. Never Nuggety on -baller who's hard at it, in and under type 11 Morgan, Charlie shirks an issue 9 Hugo Hansen Nick name Double H. Plays like Loves to charge at the opposition and makes the ball his target. Can shut down 10 Macklin Hill Nick name Mackers. Born in New Zealand. Plays like David Armitage 14 Williams, Xavier any opponent Nick name Polls. Plays like Known as the man with the headband - in and under with a slick handball. Loves 11 Thomas Pollock 15 Price-Sofronidis, Deon the wet football 12 Luca Ficcara Plays like Sam Mitchell Monty always around the ball, loves to ruck and crunch the packs. Reliable and 13 Presley McLeish Nick name Preso. Plays like 16 Montgomery, Harper athletic. Nick Name Nazza! Born in South Africa. Plays like , all round ball magnet, AFL Loves to tuck the ball under the arm and take off. Pace and balance covers great 14 Noah Spitz Scouts are into him. Great soccer player. 17 Duffy, Sebastian distance Nick name Decks. Plays like . Nuggety on -baller who's hard at it, in and under type A real hard at the ball player Nicky loves to fend off with the 'don't argue' and 15 Declan Moore 23 Christian, Nicky play on. 16 Gabriel Patishman Plays like 17 Henry Price Called H. Plays like West Coast Josh Kennedy. 27 Hocking, Joshua Shows class on the field, respected by the oppositior. 18 Alexander Campbell Called Alex. Very skillful, plays like . Tall and athletic makes the game look simple. An intelligent footballer with a great 30 Nolan, Alisdair 19 Jack Greenfield Called Jackie Gee. Plays like Nathan Fyfe attitude. 20 Lachlan Mokotow Name Lockie. Plays like In and under the packs, tackles hard, plays hard and consistent. Loves it when its 32 Hurley, Sofia Nick name Banger, Plays like . Tough as nails with silky skills. tough and hard to stop 21 Jack Behnk AFL Scouts are into him. Huge improver ienjoying his second breakout season, dash and loves to break 33 McCutcheon, Kam 22 Henry Deam Plays like . the lines 23 William Palumbo Nick name Big Willy, Plays like Brendan Goodard Morrie is known as Mr consistant, always hunting the packs and true goalkicker. Called Big Jules. Plays like , Strong defender who is super competive, 34 McConchie, Morris Loves seeing two white flags waved. 24 Julien Manev leads by example Quick, nimble and hard to . A true goal sneak and loves the snapshot. 25 Yianni Tsoukalas On holiday. 35 Lawrence, Oscar Power forward Nick Name Joelie.Twin brother to Aidan (no 5).Black belt at Taekwondo, Plays like . 32 Joel Chilcott Great hands and very smart player. Natural leader. Best tackler in the team. DeGaris, Lachlan Reliable, loves the big pack mark and can be a game changer. Super competitive 36 Shaun Nagar Nick name Shaunometer. Plays like Jamie Elliott 16 | IT’S ABOUT THE KIDS 17 | IT’S ABOUT THE KIDS SOUTH METRO JUNIOR FOOTBALL LEAGUE WWW.SMJFL.COM.AU UNDER 11 EAST UNDER 11 EAST

EAST BRIGHTON AJAX FC VAMPIRES JFC

RED, WHITE AND BLACK RED WITH WHITE V

COMETS

Coach Dean Sheezel Coach Jo May Assistant Coach Jason Wrobel Assistant Coach Danny Bongiorno Team Manager Benji Jotkowitz Team Manager Tony Tolhurst Runner Glen Sheezel Runner David Henderson Captain - Captain Lachlan McCluskey Vice Captain - Vice Captain Daniel Toner

No. PLAYER COMMENTS GOALS BEHINDS No. PLAYER COMMENTS GOALS BEHINDS 1 Dean Alter 1 James Pippis Solid defender tall in the pack safe hands (Viper) 2 Coby Gunn 2 William Shepard Stings like a bee good crumber (Shep) 3 Raphael Light 3 Damien Hookway Dashing winger with silky skills (Dempster) 4 Yoav Barazani 4 Flynn Bongiorno A leader in the forward line strong hands straight kicker (Errol) 5 Lucas Connell Strong defender who is super competive, leads by example (Wolfie) 5 Ben Shaw 6 Blake Pantas Super skill on-baller loves a goal (BJ) 6 Charlie Sheezel 7 Will Enticott Strong tackler great in defence (Willo) 7 Harry Sheezel 8 Max Linder Zips in and out of the packs (Maxy) 8 Remy Spicer 9 Jay Gibson Great use of the body tough man (Gibbo) 9 Corey Wasbutzki 10 Daniel Toner Nuggety on -baller who's hard at it, in and under type (Dan the man) 10 Cooper Gardy 11 Jasper Findlay Flexible player doesn't mind getting his knees dirty (Jazzy) 11 Luke Thurston 12 Will Tolhurst He can run & bounce kick either leg (WillT) 12 Jonah Feiglin 13 Oscar Dethridge Blonde bombshell can play anywhere (Detha) 14 Natan Fell 14 Luke Lyngberg Tall ball winner, big kick (Lyngy) 16 Kai Aladjem 15 Massimo Marchese Solid mark and quick hands (Massi) 18 Jared Freedman 16 Oliver Henderson Runs like the wind (Hendo) 17 Archer May Tough mid fielder ((Archo) 21 Lachie Eliau 18 James Harrison Nibble and quick gets a lot of the ball (Harro) 22 Ilan Davis 19 Saxon Mau This man is a goal kicking machine (Sako) 23 Gabe Jotkowitz 20 Zachary Di Crosta Tall & doesn't mind a run (Frosty) 24 Mitchel Weller 21 Callum Heath Hard competitor loves half back or forward (Calster) 25 Saul Alford 22 Oliver Griffith Lean runner versatile (Griffo) 27 Jake Wrobel 23 Josh Jarick Tall full back can change in the ruck (Joshy) 31 Maor Chrapot 24 Charlie Rumble Forward that can cause opponents anxiety (Rumble) 35 Ethan Carrick 25 Lachlan McCluskey Tall athletic ruck man that can go forward and kick goals (Lachstar) 18 | IT’S ABOUT THE KIDS 19 | IT’S ABOUT THE KIDS WWW.SMJFL.COM.AU

FEMALE FOOTY IS GROWING, BUT “WE NEED TO KEEP GOING”

Girls’ football across the SMJFL community continues to on a really strong base at community level,” Kurdas grow. The girls team in the SMJFL Interleague took out said. their first win ever in this year’s competition, with the skill and participation levels building across the league. “We need clubs to commit to putting their hand up and keep having a vertical pathway within their clubs. At the professional end of the spectrum, the second of the two women’s AFL exhibition matches played last “Establishing an under 9s team, that’ll become an weekend was broadcasted live on Channel 7. under 12s team, then the following year that’ll become an under 15. With talks of a national league, the prospects of junior girls playing senior footy are exciting. “You don’t have to do it all at once but you do one bit at a time and what that will do it fuel and seed the Chyloe Kurdas, Female Football Development next bit and it happens organically.” Manager at AFL , thinks the levels these girls are now playing is unbelievable. Kurdas’ proof of the dominant female interest in football stems from the amount of girls who come to “It’s quite remarkable the standard of football that Auskick. these girls play,” Kurdas said. “We have more girls every year across the state “We had the Shield girls grand final coming to Auskick than any other segment of the game played as a double-header to an AFL game for the first every year,” Kurdas said. time ever. “But we’re only retaining about 30 per cent of them. “What that says is that there are more girls taking up more opportunities to play school footy whether “We’re getting a touch point in female footy, but we’re that’s to develop their skills or have a kick with their not really capitalising on the interest that comes with it.” girlfriends or whether it’s playing in competitions. However there is plenty that clubs, Auskick centres “If you go and watch youth girls, or even junior girls and players can do to ensure that the environment is play on the weekend, the standard of footy is so much beneficial to girls wanting to play football. better.” “The reason why we’ve had such great growth in Kurdas also agrees the amount of the girls’ playing female footy across the state in the last 11 and 12 footy is building, with every part of the game showing years has been because we’ve set up all female growth. participation experiences within an integrated environment,” Kurdas said “It positions us very well for what we hope to achieve next for the national and high performance [games],” “We need to do the same in Auskick - Where we Kurdas says. establish all female groups within a mixed sex Auskick centre. “We used to just talk youth girls didn’t we? “Capitalise on that massive interest that comes into “But of course now we have junior girls, and of course Auskick by setting up an all girls group, creating the we have growth in open age women’s footy.” right environment that girls need and desire, then retaining those girls, moving them into senior footy 2015 marks 50 years of women’s participation in AFL, and the community football pathway.” with 35 years of a national women’s league. With the two exhibition matches this year, girls are getting more “We need about 250,000 community football and more opportunities to play with an increased participants across the country if we’re going to be focus on the game from the AFL. really strong and viable women’s national league so we’ve got a lot of work to do at community level.” However the work is certainly far from over if the aim of a national competition is to be realised for female - footballers. To get involved, or to hear more about the “I think a lot of interest is being shown at the top-end, opportunities for female footballers at SMJFL, check out the AFL end which is important. But to complement the ‘Female Football - South Metro Girls’ information that, we need to do a lot of work and keep focusing on the website. 21 | IT’S ABOUT THE KIDS SOUTH METRO JUNIOR FOOTBALL LEAGUE WWW.SMJFL.COM.AU UNDER 11 WEST UNDER 11 WEST

EAST MALVERN JFC CHELTENHAM JFC

RED AND WHITE STRIPES BLACK AND GREEN

KNIGHTS UNDER 11 GREEN UNDER 11 BLUE

Coach Jono Knowles Coach Mark Vella Assistant Coach Andy Ralph Assistant Coach Luke Meo Team Manager Dan Williams Team Manager Allison Gurung Runner Tony Hamill Runner Gary Davis Captain Josh Cumberlidge Captain Anish Chand Vice Captain Sam Bowen Vice Captains Oscar Vallance, Tom Brookes

No. PLAYER COMMENTS GOALS BEHINDS No. PLAYER COMMENTS GOALS BEHINDS 3 Bailey Mullen Strong marking type with a long kick, best off half back. 1 Szymon Troc 4 Alexander Tsocanos Strong midfield defender, with a strong mark and great attack on the footy. 2 Lachlan Power 5 Fraser Wilson Lightning quick runner who pounces on the loose ball 3 Max Davis 6 Edward Dalton Strong athletic ruckman who competes each week undersized 4 Bishaal Gurung 7 Archie Connors Skilful left footer dangerous up forward and reliable down back 5 Jack Atkinson 10 Harry Runting Fast and competitive Harry competes and closes down space quickly. 6 Brodie Spence 7 Joshua Pitara 12 Sam Bowen Highly skilled midfield/forward with a great left foot arc and a strong mark 8 Kyden Vella 15 Nicholas Huinink Thrives down on the last line with discplined and combative play, natural full back. 9 Noah Hartman 16 Raphael Commins Tough and Competitve Rafa is at home on the wing between the forward 50 arcs. Renowed closing speed on the attack Zac is able to use skill and pace create link 10 Justin Meo 17 Zachary Knowles up play. 11 Tom Brookes 18 Christian Grawe The Cobra is a stay at home full forward providing a dangerous target. 12 Sam Kilburn 19 Jack Pinder Strong marking player with a good kick Jack is at home down back or up forward. 13 Anish Chand 20 Ryan Hede Competitive and brave, Rhino attacks the contest and is one of the first to lay a shepard. 14 Marley Roberts 23 Noah Sutherland Elite endurance means that Suddsy is the last quarter specialist, running on when others slow. 15 Coen Ursprung 24 Sam Mulcahy Always playing with flair Carrots is at home at the bottom of packs crumbing the loose one. 16 Noah Ieraci 25 Buddy McCallum Electric pace turns Buddy into an offensive weapon always creating an option. 17 Nicholas Mahy Playing taller than his height Max competes for every kick and at every contest, 26 Max Hamill a real dynamo. 18 Cameron Reeve (emergency) A natural forward Foxy is able to snare a loose ball, put on the after burners 27 Oscar Fox straight to the goal. 19 Alessio D'Angelo 28 Charles Ralph Highly competitive midfielder with great strength and energy always goes flat out. 20 Oscar Vallance 29 Thomas Williams Skilled and fast Tommy uses his run and carry to create havoc for opposition teams. 23 Zac Vaughan A strong mark, great kick and with great endurance Cumbo can dominate the 30 Josh Cumberlidge midfield 24 Sam Poort 22 | IT’S ABOUT THE KIDS 23 | IT’S ABOUT THE KIDS SOUTH METRO JUNIOR FOOTBALL LEAGUE WWW.SMJFL.COM.AU UNDER 11 BLUE UNDER 11 BLUE

EAST MALVERN JFC MURRUMBEENA JFC

BLUE, WHITE AND RED MAROON, GOLD AND BLUE

KNIGHTS UNDER 11 BLACK

Coach Gerard "the Weapon" Feehan Coach Matt Noonan Assistant Coach David "Killer" Rolleston Assistant Coach Steven Bevis Team Manager Chris Gill Team Manager Scott Marsh/Joey Jones Runner Mick Elsworth Runner Liz Weir Captain - Captain Harry Bird Vice Captain - Vice Captain Gus Stanton

No. PLAYER COMMENTS GOALS BEHINDS No. PLAYER COMMENTS GOALS BEHINDS 1 Liam Hepburn Hep - controls the airways 1 Jack Hoyne Laconic mover, capable of the big grab 2 Jack Elsworth Jacko - the hard man 2 Christian McMahon Small flanker who always finds space 3 Chas Gordon Big hearted, superb role player 4 Daniel Natoli Natoli - can kick a bag 4 Lachie Bevis Dashing runner who loves weaving through packs 6 Thomas Feehan Wally - far too strong 5 Jarryd Bevis Always consistent, dangerous around the goals 8 Liam Hounsell Dragon - loves the in and under 6 Will Batchelor Smooth moving, can be damaging up forward 9 Lucas Welch Welchy - lightning on the wing 7 Jack Abordi Crafty flanker, capable of finding space 10 Joshua Bayley Bails - can be found selling candy in the backline 8 Charlie Parkin High leaping, speedy link man 12 Luke Lourey Lourey - booming left foot 9 Conor O'Meara Tough, courageous all rounder 10 Harry McAuliffe Rugged, running mid size player 14 Thomas Zaspel Zasi - pack smasher 11 Lachie Grewcock Great mark, ruckman/ key position player 15 Hayden Gurrie H - loves the body work 12 Jude Pabst Hard running, courageous mid size player 16 Benjamin Mahoney Beno - accuracy never an issue 13 Toby Nguyen Dangerous small man especially around goal 17 Harry Hickey Hazza - always hard at the ball 14 Jake Johnston Versatile, courageous and relentless 18 Samuel Tsalamandris Tsala - quick hands 15 Oscar Murphy Great marking mobile big man 19 Angus Rolleston Rollo - swingman, excels up front and down back 16 Shahaf Epstein Hard running, ferocious tackler 17 Lachlan Westcott Silky moving goal kicker 20 Nelson Conwell Nezz - run and carry master 19 Gus Stanton Long kicking, pack breaking big man 21 Tom Sharp Sharpie - big time player, kicks 'em when it counts 20 Elliot Bohl Old fashioned forward, loves a goal 22 Rafael Ruiz Rafa - big motor, can't be stopped 21 Tom Noonan Mr.Smooth, versatile goal kicking mid size 23 Jospeh Rennell Frosty - can dob them from outside 50, without the 'mo. 23 Harry Bird Tough & tenacious, loves the contested footy 24 Ollie Grodski Grodi - clean jumper because he can't be caught 24 Ralph Howard Courageous big man, loves to smother 31 Jake Vreugdenburg Big, tough, relentless at the contest 25 Nicholas Costa Biscuit - Mr reliable in any position 32 Bodhi Marsh Cheeky rover and good leading forward 27 Aiden Posterino Aido - mailman, always delivers 33 William Roker Hard working, versatile small man 28 Mark Sesuraj Sesa - superb overhead, tackles anything that moves 34 Costas Skandalis Strong versatile small, tackling machine 29 Oliver Gill Gilly - silky 35 Benjamin Curtis Reliable mark, strong dashing backman 24 | IT’S ABOUT THE KIDS 25 | IT’S ABOUT THE KIDS SOUTH METRO JUNIOR FOOTBALL LEAGUE WWW.SMJFL.COM.AU UNDER 11 GREEN UNDER 11 GREEN

HIGHETT JFC ST PETERS JFC

RED, WHITE, NAVY BLUE BLACK, GREEN AND RED

*TEAM LISTS NOT SUBMITTED, NAMES TAKEN FROM FOXSPORTSPULSE*

Coach - Coach Tony Murphy Assistant Coach - Assistant Coach Tony McCulloch Team Manager Graham Dudley Team Manager Georgia Murphy Runner - Runner Lucas Murtagh Captain - Captain - Vice Captain - Vice Captain -

No. PLAYER COMMENTS GOALS BEHINDS No. PLAYER COMMENTS GOALS BEHINDS Mason Baeni Lachlan Bolt 1 Deezl Dekauwe Speedy half back flanker. Like flypaper on the opposition Oliver Bolt 2 Bailey Fitzsimon Smart forward who is dangerous when the ball hits the ground Adam Bruckboeg Ryan Bruckboeg 3 Alex Simpson Dashing midfielder that can play back that’s light on his toes Jack Carter 5 Daniel McCulloch Gritty forward pocket that plays low and hard. Loves to snag a goal Morgan Conroy 7 Nick Hanrahan Champion half Back Flanker that is rarely beaten one on one Benjamin Jack Cornehls Liam Dix 8 Noah Davis like at Full Back and is hard at the tackle Joshua Dudley 9 Samuel Murtagh Switches from forward to back and has pace and determination Marcus Folino Oscar Groves-Koeleman 10 Hudson Kuhnell Ruck and Forward with big arms. Drags down marks and is very determined Oscar Harrison 11 Lachlan Meister True winger that has pace and a ripping left foot Mitchell Johnston Vissarion Karakostas 12 Patrick Murphy Engine room of the midfield and knows how to push forward and kick goals Darcy Keating 13 Rubin Howard The tackle king in the midfield. Super quick and makes every contest Jack Lawson 14 Jack Williams Ruck and Centre Half Back switch who attacks the ball with fierosity Luke Lloyd Ethan Macbeth 15 Nicholas Madgwick Hard as a cats head and plays both ends. Booming kick of the footy Ted Mackie 16 Alexander Hammer Tough back pocket who never leaves his man Jack May Samuel Merrick 18 Zander Elkins Tough as nails Back/Mid who runs in straight lines at the ball Chaise Mitchell 20 Idan Salkind Tall half forward that kicks like a mule. Can take a big grab Damon O'Shea Benjamin Phillips 22 Ryan Hart Half forward that knows were the goals are. In and under type Jack Phillips 27 Luca Villella Mr Fixit playing a number of roles and is tough. The Champ Lachlan Stevens 28 Kento Hikima Champion half back and midfielder who plays a number of roles Aaron Taylor Lachlan Teal 31 Joshua Stein Another left footer gun who excels on the half forward Benen Ubrihien-Shimonishi 41 Charles Strong Big bustling forward and switch ruckman. Booming kick Alasdair Waller Joshua Watling 50 Harry Zandberg Tough half forward who loves a tackle and can snag a goal 26 | IT’S ABOUT THE KIDS 27 | IT’S ABOUT THE KIDS A Division of

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29 | IT’S ABOUT THE KIDS SOUTH METRO JUNIOR FOOTBALL LEAGUE WWW.SMJFL.COM.AU UNDER 12 LADDERS GRAND FINAL PREVIEW # Team P W L D B FF FA For Agst % % Won 1 St Kilda City U12 Red 13 9 4 0 2 0 0 593 389 152.44 69.23 U12 EAST 2 St Paul's McKinnon JFC 14 9 4 1 1 0 0 622 334 186.23 67.86 3 Mordialloc Braeside JFC 14 9 4 1 1 0 0 565 386 146.37 67.86 St Kilda City just couldn’t match the power of East Sandringham, who led early and played 4 East Sandringham JFC 13 8 5 0 2 0 0 498 321 155.14 61.54 EAST 5 Prahran U12 RED 13 7 6 0 2 0 0 387 466 83.05 53.85 consistently to beat the top-side by 30 points. Whereas second and third played a close 6 BBJFC U12 East 14 4 10 0 1 0 0 375 560 66.96 28.57 match with second-placed St Paul’s hanging onto victory by three points despite Mordialloc- 7 East Brighton Vampires JFC - U 12 East 13 2 11 0 2 0 0 281 642 43.77 15.38 Braeside’s hard work throughout the game. With second and fourth playing out for victory, # Team P W L D B FF FA For Agst % % Won it’s looking like an interesting match out at Jack Barker Oval. 1 Prahran U12 BLUE 13 10 3 0 2 0 0 491 283 173.5 76.92 2 Beaumaris FC (Sharks) 13 8 5 0 2 0 0 500 440 113.64 61.54 3 Waverley Park Hawks U12 Brown 13 8 5 0 2 0 0 403 360 111.94 61.54 4 East Malvern Blue 13 6 7 0 2 0 0 337 344 97.97 46.15 U12 WEST WEST 5 AJAX U12 Comets 9 4 5 0 2 0 0 259 324 79.94 44.44 6 Dingley U12 13 5 8 0 2 0 0 432 479 90.19 38.46 First and second are battling it out for the trophy for the U12s West. First placed Prahran 7 East Brighton Vampires JFC - U12 West 13 4 9 0 2 0 0 391 462 84.63 30.77 Blue has been leading all season with only three losses. While Beaumaris managed to # Team P W L D B FF FA For Agst % % Won cement itself as second on the ladder in the semi-final as only percentage was separating the 1 St Bedes/Mentone Tigers U12Red 15 13 2 0 0 0 0 828 431 192.11 86.67 Sharks from the Waverley Park Hawks. Can the Sharks overcome Prahran? 2 South Melbourne Districts U12 Red 15 11 3 1 0 0 0 724 366 197.81 76.67 3 East Sandringham JFC 15 11 3 1 0 0 0 734 475 154.53 76.67 4 Bentleigh JFC 15 11 4 0 0 0 0 654 430 152.09 73.33 U12 SOUTH 5 East Malvern White 15 8 7 0 0 0 0 592 541 109.43 53.33 6 St Peters FC Under 12 South 11 4 5 2 0 0 0 395 368 107.34 45.45

SOUTH Similar to the East, second and fourth are playing it out to claim the trophy in the South. It’s 7 Oakleigh JFC U12 South 15 6 9 0 0 0 0 587 590 99.49 40 8 East Brighton Vampires JFC - U12 South 15 5 10 0 0 0 0 382 654 58.41 33.33 been a tight competition throughout the whole top four and the semi-finals were a testament 9 Beaumaris FC (Great Whites) 15 3 12 0 0 0 0 461 837 55.08 20 to the hard work of all the teams. Bentleigh managed to knock top-spot St Bedes/Mentone off 10 Highett U12 15 1 14 0 0 0 0 295 754 39.12 6.67 to make it into the match, whereas South Melbourne managed to reduce the second-placed # Team P W L D B FF FA For Agst % % Won East Sandringham’s margin consistently throughout the semi to win their spot. 1 South Melbourne Districts U12 White 14 12 2 0 1 0 0 653 421 155.11 85.71 2 Oakleigh JFC U12 North 14 10 4 0 1 0 0 637 354 179.94 71.43 3 East Malvern Red 15 10 5 0 0 0 0 669 458 146.07 66.67 U12 NORTH 4 Ormond JFC 14 9 5 0 1 0 0 605 491 123.22 64.29 5 Mordialloc Braeside JFC 15 7 8 0 0 0 0 558 598 93.31 46.67

NORTH Fourth-placed Ormond played an impressive match against the top-side South Melbourne 6 Waverley Park Hawks U12 Gold 11 5 6 0 0 0 0 451 364 123.9 45.45 7 Murrumbeena JFC U12 Lions 11 2 9 0 0 0 0 357 623 57.3 18.18 Whites, but they just couldn’t overcome 12 points margin. Whereas Oakleigh, holding onto 8 Port Melbourne Colts JFC 11 1 10 0 0 0 0 247 669 36.92 9.09 second spot, were overwhelmed by East Malvern, despite their hard work in the final quarter # Team P W L D B FF FA For Agst % % Won reducing the Knights to no score. South Melbourne and East Malvern at Jack Barker? Looking 1 Hampton Rovers AFC 11 10 1 0 0 0 0 538 178 302.25 90.91 like a great one to watch. 2 Cheltenham JFC - U12 Boys 15 11 4 0 0 0 0 758 375 202.13 73.33 3 Mordialloc Braeside JFC 15 10 5 0 0 0 0 610 398 153.27 66.67 4 St Kilda City U12 White 11 7 4 0 0 1 0 461 353 130.59 63.64 U12 BLUE 5 Murrumbeena JFC U12 Griffins 11 5 6 0 0 0 0 339 429 79.02 45.45

BLUE 6 Caulfield Bears U12 15 6 9 0 0 0 0 447 568 78.7 40 Well the Hampton Rovers shouldn’t be feeling Blue! After the top-side’s great victory against 7 St Paul's McKinnon JFC 15 6 9 0 0 0 0 390 601 64.89 40 8 AJAX U12 Jets 15 5 10 0 0 0 0 445 570 78.07 33.33 St Kilda City in the semi-final, they should be getting excited! The Cheltenham Panthers also 9 East Malvern Black 15 5 10 0 0 0 0 403 583 69.13 33.33 have plenty to be looking forward to, with an equally impressive victory and a Grand Final 10 St Bedes/Mentone Tigers U12 Blue 15 2 13 0 0 0 1 278 821 33.86 13.33 today. First and second playing off is always set to be a thriller! 30 | IT’S ABOUT THE KIDS 31 | IT’S ABOUT THE KIDS SOUTH METRO JUNIOR FOOTBALL LEAGUE WWW.SMJFL.COM.AU UNDER 12 NORTH UNDER 12 NORTH

SOUTH MELBOURNE EAST MALVERN JFC DISTRICTS JFC

RED, WHITE, BLUE WHITE WITH RED V

KNIGHTS UNDER 12 WHITE UNDER 12 RED

Coach Jason Francis Coach Adrian Sheedy Assistant Coach Ben Grodski Assistant Coach Mike James Team Manager Guy Nolch Team Manager Sarah Thom Runner Richard Sibley Runner Rod Bridger Captain Tom McLennan Captain Angus Sheedy Vice Captain Sam Hansen Vice Captain Jake Austin

No. PLAYER COMMENTS GOALS BEHINDS No. PLAYER COMMENTS GOALS BEHINDS 1 Sam Nankervis Nankers 5 Lukas Woodhouse "WOODY" - Tough red head with a "get out of my way" attack on the ball. 2 Max Grodski Grodders 7 Charlie Clarke Quick little rover in or under most packs Likes to kick a goal. 3 William Pereira Perra 9 Nick James Attacking half back with a handy left foot. 4 Nicholas Spincer Spinner 10 Rory Newton Tall and can take a strong overhead mark. 5 Ethan Waddington Waddo 13 Jack Dunne Developing backman who will go in. 6 Lily Murray Murray 7 Kheimon Gravanis Kiwi 14 Will Harper "WHARPS" - quick and aggressive with flasy orange boots 9 Matthew Nolch Nolchy 15 Raphael Koz Silky skills with a good turn of speed. Always seems to have plenty of time. 10 Angus Wyer Gus 16 Angus Sheedy "SHEEDS" - speedy winger who swoops on any loose ball 11 Sam Hansen Hanno 17 Louie Bridger Has a strong frame and tackles with purpose. 12 Harry Kent Kent 22 Luke Monahan Has a loping gait, but like Paddy Rider is decepively fast. Strong mark. 14 Tom McLennan Timmo 23 Harry Thom "HAZZA" - Tall and athletic with a good leap. Looking sharp with a new haircut. 15 Emmanuel Efstathiuv E Man 25 Campbell McNabb "TEX" - Strong and aggressive with ability to turn the opposition inside out. 17 Patrick McCabe Macca 18 Harry Rosier Rosie 26 Josh Nicol A key part of the half back line. Don't stand in his way. 19 Hamish McGindle Hammo 27 Marlow Perrott Has developed into a very handy 2nd string ruckman. Strong and influencial player. 20 Charles Enders Endo 28 Ed Chantrell Has speed to burn and courage to go under any pack. Reads the play well. 21 Jordan Psomas Jidds 29 Harry Brown "BAZ" - The team tap ruckman who can take a stong pack mark around the ground. 22 Charlie Ellis Chaz 30 Jackson Bouwman Enjoys his football and celebrates a goal with enthusiasm. 23 Max Burke Big M 32 Jackson Cox He is a backman who can take a strong mark, but loves a run forward to kick a goal. 24 Lachlan Vanzyl Vanzy 33 Jesse Watkins Our backline General. Almost unpassable and always in the play. 25 Edward Pick Woody 34 Hudson Skinner Small, fast and aggressive. Always protecting a team mate with a strong shepherd. 26 James Francis Jimmy 27 Will Sibly Sibbs 35 Ferg Kininmonth Wins lots of kicks with his no nonsence approach in the back line. 52 Jake Austin Speedy rover with uncanny ability to find the ball. A great reader of the play. 32 | IT’S ABOUT THE KIDS 33 | IT’S ABOUT THE KIDS SOUTH METRO JUNIOR FOOTBALL LEAGUE WWW.SMJFL.COM.AU UNDER 12 SOUTH UNDER 12 SOUTH

SOUTH MELBOURNE BENTLEIGH JFC DISTRICTS JFC

WHITE WITH RED V RED AND BLUE

UNDER 12 RED

Coach Ash Lochhead Coach Michael Speigel Assistant Coach Jon Houghton Assistant Coach David Rath Team Manager Renee Walker Team Manager Luisa Aloi Runner Steve Monaghan Runner Tim Newton Captain Henry Nicholls Captain - Vice Captain Nick Plant Vice Captain -

No. PLAYER COMMENTS GOALS BEHINDS No. PLAYER COMMENTS GOALS BEHINDS 1 Nicholas Plant PLANTY – Star ‘Midfield Brigade’ member, racked up possessions, works tirelessly. 25 F. Newton

2 Max Ramsden RAMBO - ‘Ball Magnet’, Max has lead the driving the team towards solid victories. 23 R. Barlas KAVO - Kavo is keen for the contest. Liam seized the opportunity to ‘enter the mix’ 35 L. Finnigan - Evans 3 Liam Kavanagh and act as a key contributor. TATE - Tate’s willingness to ‘play the field’ and go above and beyond has been a 36 J. Whelan 4 Tate Gibson Crampton delight to watch. SHAGGY - Tireless worker to create opportunties, Will is a steady and consistent 24 L. Smith 5 Will Houghton player with proven influence. 28 A. Loiacono 6 Isaac Harrison-Walker THE BULL - A stand out in tenacity and work rate, his willingness to ‘go in hard’ is always obvious. 45 J. Helmore 11 Digby Newton-Brown DIGGERS - Diggers is a terrific player and enjoys a strong contest where he is pushed beyond his comfort zone. 27 A. Aloi JAKE - First game, first goal…one of the newest Bloods, he ‘hit the ground running’. 12 Jake Stennett Stellar debut season! 19 B. Gallop MONA - Showing courage in tight contests has seen Liam go from strength to 13 Liam Monaghan strength, and ‘take his place’ in the team. 55 C. Courtney PADDY - Epitomizing the true ‘Bloods Spirit’, Paddy is fast, strong and his fantastic 14 Patrick Gowland future with the club is easily seen. 48 B. Hogan LUKA - Leads by example, Luka continues to stand tall and be recognized for his 15 Luka Mandalos smoothness at the backline. 11 T. Finney HEN - Always giving it his all, Henry is the ultimate ‘Siren Sealer’, Hen delivered 47 L. Mott 18 Henry Nicholls many ‘icing on the cake’ moments. HOSKO - Hosko had great season, demonstrating his dogged determination and 46 C. Williamson 19 Oscar Hoskins positioning himself as ‘one to watch’ in 2016. TOM - Tom’s determination and discipline was a standout in his debut season, 43 J. Englefield 21 Thomas Bradshaw 'delivering the goods'. SAMMY - His ‘up and about’ demeanor, along with quick pace often had the 37 Q. Spiegel 22 Sam Macafee opponent scratching their heads. 18 J. Souvatzis 23 Will Biddick WILL - The words ‘tidy’ and ‘snap’ come to mind for Will's season, from the word go, Will came out ‘firing on all cylinders’. 40 J. Veljanovski 24 Nicholas Kearney NICK - Nick’s ability to remain focused, combined with intensity and effort makes him a key contributor to the team. 44 T. Bishop JOEY - Great form with tight handballing skills and we can’t wait to see him come 25 Joseph Romano out firing for the Bloods in 2016! 54 L. Rath MAFF - With no fear or reservation, he came out firing and his enthusiasm has 28 Matthew Walker contributed to great team victories. 20 N. Sarig OLLIE - Continually displays determination. Terrific marking and kicking ability, with 37 Oliver Lochead intelligent use of the ball. 22 R. Liam Adams 34 | IT’S ABOUT THE KIDS 35 | IT’S ABOUT THE KIDS SOUTH METRO JUNIOR FOOTBALL LEAGUE WWW.SMJFL.COM.AU UNDER 12 EAST UNDER 12 EAST

ST PAUL’S MCKINNON JFC EAST SANDRINGHAM JFC

ROYAL BLUE, RED & YELLOW YELLOW AND BLACK

HART BUILDERS UNDER 12

Coach Sean Sullivan Coach Max Hudghton Assistant Coach Gary Shore Assistant Coach Andrew Fraser Team Managers Jacqui Goldenberg & Joe D'Amico Team Manager Greg Kahan Runner John O'Brien Runner Adam Gillon Captain - Captain Hugo Hall-Kahan Vice Captain - Vice Captain Jay Bolton

No. PLAYER COMMENTS GOALS BEHINDS No. PLAYER COMMENTS GOALS BEHINDS 1 Darcy Zachest Always at the bottom of the pack 1 William Stephen 2 Jack Forer Small but hard 2 Sam Dickinson 3 Adam Stikoltzik Courageous 3 Jeremy Adams 4 Patrick D'Amico The Enforcer 4 Joshua Gillon 5 Liam Walsh Turns defence into attack (Walshy) 5 Hugo Hall-Kahan 6 Jack Smith Loves to run, has no fear. 6 Jordan Blogg 7 Rhys Kennedy A line breaker and a ball magnet 7 Joshua Hudghton 8 Max Walstab 8 Dominic Hart The Dominator 9 Campbell Blogg 9 Finn Sullivan The play maker 10 Sam Morris 10 Liam Gordon-Shore Runs straight at the ball 11 Austin Brindle 11 Craig Stewart Goal sneak 13 Mitchell Simmons 12 Daniel Zhang The tank 14 Nicolas Ganim 13 Thomas Natsikas Strong mark 15 Asbjorn Williamson 14 Luke Natsikas Clean hands 16 Jay Bolton 15 Jules Goldenberg Silky smooth 17 Blake Gordon 16 Harry Penhall A shutdown player 18 Angus Reark 19 Harrison McPhee Always presents an option 19 Max Fraser 20 Matthew O'Brien Unstoppable 20 Cooper McGeary 23 Austin Kelly Gives a lot of run (Aussie) 21 Hugh Moir 24 Ben Mursalo Tough tackler 22 Callum Brent 25 Joseph Walsh Key position player (Joe) 23 Jake Klinkhammer 26 Campbell Kiely Able to play at both ends of the ground 24 Thomas Carroll 30 Liam Glew Quick as a flash 25 Jonah Forbes 36 | IT’S ABOUT THE KIDS 37 | IT’S ABOUT THE KIDS WWW.SMJFL.COM.AU

39 | IT’S ABOUT THE KIDS SOUTH METRO JUNIOR FOOTBALL LEAGUE WWW.SMJFL.COM.AU UNDER 12 WEST UNDER 12 WEST

BEAUMARIS FC PRAHRAN JFC

BLUE AND YELLOW ROYAL BLUE GUERNSEY

UNDER 12 SHARKS UNDER 12 ‘BLUE’

Coach Matthew Brooks Coach Stuart Rose Assistant Coach Cameron Owens Assistant Coach Simon Theodore Team Manager Lee Young Team Manager Zoe Juricic Runner Bill Plevritis Runner Brian Dalitz Captain Patrick Horne & Alex deVos Captain - Vice Captain - Vice Captain -

No. PLAYER COMMENTS GOALS BEHINDS No. PLAYER COMMENTS GOALS BEHINDS 1 Patrick Horne 2 Jasper Dalitz 2 Lachlan Woodward 3 Harry Fox 3 Gavin Boyd 4 Jonathan Fisher 4 River Marcus 5 Harry Cooper 5 Brodie Young 6 Edward Grimwade 6 Nic Plevritis 7 Lucas Liakakos 7 Archer Bethune 8 Campbell Rose 8 Jack Humbert 9 Edward Mackinnon 9 Cooper Eckert 10 Anthony Tashevski-Beckwith 11 Peter Pecer 11 Arthur Pain 12 Alex deVos 12 Callum Roberts 13 Oscar Tulloch 13 Max Reilly 14 Lachlan Brooks 14 Arthur Rush 15 Marcus Windhager 15 Mackenzie Grimwade 16 Matthew Emmanouil 16 Brett Boscacci 18 Aidan Scott 17 Nicholas Giannini 19 Henry Munnings 23 Mitch Owens 18 Tom Skyrme-Jones 29 Sam Chaplin 21 Jordan Carroll 30 Daniel Tunbridge 22 Roko Juricic 32 Ky Voss 24 Patrick Ribbands 36 Jack Caughey 25 Samir Skinner 37 Kye Morgan 27 Paddy Bryan 38 Lucas Jackson 33 William Regan 39 Thomas Kokkinos 34 Ben Theodore 40 | IT’S ABOUT THE KIDS 41 | IT’S ABOUT THE KIDS SOUTH METRO JUNIOR FOOTBALL LEAGUE WWW.SMJFL.COM.AU UNDER 12 BLUE UNDER 12 BLUE

HAMPTON AFC CHELTENHAM JFC

GREEN/GOLD GREEN AND BLACK

Coach Angus Graham Coach Trevor Vearing Assistant Coach Pat Scaramozzino Assistant Coach Darren Moser Team Manager Taanya Gounas / Amy Stokes Team Manager Wayne Elliot Runner Pete Quinlan Runner Stu Smith Captain Daniel Watson Captain Declan McComb Vice Captain Angus Perkins Vice Captains Angus Bonwick, Alec McComb

No. PLAYER COMMENTS GOALS BEHINDS No. PLAYER COMMENTS GOALS BEHINDS 1 Joel Scaramozzino 1 William Smith Great ball skills 2 Bailey White 2 Dylan De Forest Little on baller (whippet) 3 Oscar Brown 5 Jonathan Hick Good on baller with great hand skills 4 Tommy Reynolds 6 Oliver Trevallyn Versatile defender and forward 5 Jack Dunning 7 Alex Kostarakis Plays with determination 6 Sam Stewart 8 Alfie Chapman Greak kick on his non preferred 7 Lachie Russell 9 Declan McComb Great marking skills 8 James Swyny 10 Jack Elliott Hard midfield runner and tackling machine 9 Lucas McCrae 10 Ryan Whitcher 11 Ben McKenna Good on baller 11 Angus Perkins 12 Mackenzie Forrest Great defender and forward 12 Cooper Wigley 13 Angus Bonwick Hard running winger 13 Nick Quinlan 14 Damon Lucas Great defender 14 Sam Flockart 15 Ratchata Sukarom (Best) Great defender and ruckman 15 James Chadwick 17 Taytan Healy Hard tackler 16 Daniel Osborn 18 Jordan Benitez Sneaks forward and kicks goals 17 Mitch Lever 19 Jackson Green Hard running defender 18 Daniel Watson 20 Harrison Moser Great goal shooter 19 Baxter Pace 21 Alecsander McComb Hard player with good footy brain 20 Jules Seater 22 Angus Leonard Hard running ruckman 21 Tom Pepicelli 23 Sebastian Velazquez Biggest goal square kick in the league 22 Nathan Burns 24 Lachie Tindall 24 Benjamin White Versatile forward 26 Anthony Kokoras 25 Oliver Stewart Hard running on baller 27 Ben Avni 26 Harry Ruffin Great defender 39 Charlie Wilson 27 Matthew Jorgensen Great defender 42 | IT’S ABOUT THE KIDS 43 | IT’S ABOUT THE KIDS SOUTH METRO JUNIOR FOOTBALL LEAGUE WWW.SMJFL.COM.AU UNDER 13 LADDERS GRAND FINAL PREVIEW

# Team P W L D B FF FA For Agst % % Won U13 DIV 1 1 East Sandringham JFC 13 11 2 0 2 0 0 817 326 250.61 84.62 2 East Brighton Vampires JFC - U13 Div 1 14 11 2 1 1 0 0 773 305 253.44 82.14 With nearly equal scores in the semi finals, top-side East Sandringham and 3 South Melbourne Districts U13 White 13 7 6 0 2 0 0 488 607 80.4 53.85 second-placed East Brighton Vampires is looking to be tense. Sandringham’s two 4 East Malvern Blue 13 5 6 2 2 0 0 401 425 94.35 46.15 5 Prahran U13 RED 13 5 8 0 2 0 0 420 719 58.41 38.46 defeats were against Vampires, while one of the Vampires’ losses for the season 6 Beaumaris FC (Sharks) 12 4 8 0 3 0 0 393 615 63.9 33.33 DIVISION 1 was to the Zebras. Almost even wins, nearly equal percentage and one game to 7 Cheltenham JFC - U13 - Green 13 3 9 1 2 0 0 493 694 71.04 26.92 settle it for the final time in 2015. The pressure is on.

# Team P W L D B FF FA For Agst % % Won 1 Murrumbeena JFC U13 Lions 11 11 0 0 0 0 0 669 178 375.84 100 U13 DIV 2 2 Mordialloc Braeside JFC 14 13 1 0 1 0 0 770 318 242.14 92.86 3 Ormond JFC 11 7 4 0 0 0 0 553 401 137.91 63.64 Murrumbeena haven’t faced a loss this season. Not one. A dominating force 4 BBJFC U13 Div2 15 9 6 0 0 0 0 622 443 140.41 60 and third-placed Ormond are facing a tough opponent in the grand final. But 5 St Kilda City U3 Div 2 14 8 6 0 1 0 0 476 480 99.17 57.14 Murrumbeena should have their wits about them. Ormond’s victory against the 6 St Bedes/Mentone Tigers U13 14 7 7 0 1 0 0 562 646 87 50 7 Waverley Park Hawks U13 Gold 11 4 7 0 0 0 0 354 388 91.24 36.36 Mordialloc-Braeside team wasn’t easy and they’ve shown the depth and the DIVISION 2 8 AJAX U13 Comets 11 3 8 0 0 0 0 357 615 58.05 27.27 ability of their team when faced with challenges. Ormond have their shot to 9 St Peters FC Under 13 Div 2 14 3 11 0 1 0 0 324 702 46.15 21.43 10 Bentleigh JFC 15 2 13 0 0 0 0 434 840 51.67 13.33 bring Murrumbeena some heat and it’ll be exciting to see how the undefeated team can take it.

# Team P W L D B FF FA For Agst % % Won 1 Dingley U13 10 9 1 0 1 1 0 541 276 196.01 90 U13 DIV 3 2 Oakleigh U13s 14 9 5 0 1 0 0 708 358 197.77 64.29 3 East Brighton Vampires JFC - U13 Div 3 14 9 5 0 1 0 0 603 436 138.3 64.29 Another tight race in the top four has seen second and fourth play it out for the 4 Hampton Rovers AFC 14 8 6 0 1 0 0 511 559 91.41 57.14 5 Caulfield Bears U13 10 5 5 0 1 1 0 301 386 77.98 50 victory. Second spot Oakleigh were forceful in the semi-final against the Vampires, 6 Beaumaris FC (Great Whites) U13 10 5 5 0 1 0 0 274 429 63.87 50 while top-side Dingley were quiet in the first half only to courageously come back 7 Highett U13 14 6 8 0 1 0 0 564 547 103.11 42.86 8 East Sandringham JFC 10 4 6 0 1 0 0 344 334 102.99 40 within one point in their loss to the Hampton Rovers. Between the two sides? DIVISION 3 9 St Paul's McKinnon JFC 10 3 7 0 1 0 0 285 400 71.25 30 One narrow victory by the Rovers at the start, only for a dominating victory by 10 East Malvern White 10 1 9 0 1 0 1 136 524 25.95 10 Oakleigh on the eve of finals. A tough match ahead for both. 11 South Melbourne Districts U13 Red 10 0 10 0 1 0 1 162 694 23.34 0

# Team P W L D B FF FA For Agst % % Won U13 DIV 4 1 Mordialloc Braeside JFC 11 10 1 0 0 0 0 598 319 187.46 90.91 2 Ormond JFC 15 12 2 1 0 0 0 773 359 215.32 83.33 Cheltenham had their work cut out for them to make it into the grand final. With 3 East Brighton Vampires JFC - U13 Div 4 15 12 3 0 0 1 0 779 240 324.58 80 Mordialloc-Braeside keeping the Panthers level in the first half, Cheltenham to then 4 Cheltenham JFC - U13 - Black 15 9 6 0 0 0 0 763 469 162.69 60 5 St Peters FC Under 13 Div 4 15 6 9 0 0 1 0 528 644 81.99 40 break free to claim victory for the second half of the semi-final. The East Brighton 6 St Kilda City U13 Div 4 11 3 7 1 0 0 1 323 575 56.17 31.82 Vampires also had a difficult match against Ormond, with only seven points 7 Prahran U13 BLACK 15 4 10 1 0 0 0 335 670 50 30

DIVISION 4 separating the two teams before the half-time break last week before Vampires 8 AJAX U13 Jets 14 4 10 0 1 0 0 467 651 71.74 28.57 9 Murrumbeena JFC U13 Griffins 15 4 11 0 0 0 1 384 760 50.53 26.67 won by 22 points. With one hard match down, the Panthers and the Vampires 10 Waverley Park Hawks U13 Brown 15 2 13 0 0 0 0 368 903 40.75 13.33 from Div 4 have another one today before one can hold the trophy. 44 | IT’S ABOUT THE KIDS 45 | IT’S ABOUT THE KIDS SOUTH METRO JUNIOR FOOTBALL LEAGUE WWW.SMJFL.COM.AU UNDER 13 DIVISION 1 UNDER 13 DIVISION 1

EAST BRIGHTON EAST SANDRINGHAM JFC VAMPIRES JFC

RED JUMPER WITH WHITE V YELLOW AND BLACK

Coach Stephen Mount Coach Nick Murray Assistant Coach Mark McClelland Assistant Coach Greg Miller Team Managers Mick Fisher/Les Valcanis Team Manager Kellie Dyer Runner Hamish Salmon Runner Brett Dyer Captain Sam Pirola Captain - Vice Captain James Hill Vice Captain -

No. PLAYER COMMENTS GOALS BEHINDS No. PLAYER COMMENTS GOALS BEHINDS 1 Jackson Elwood 1 Jack Hardeman 2 Shane Ho 2 Lachlan Carrigan 3 Jacob McKinnon 3 Luke Langdon 4 Flynn Ellis 4 Jakub Williams 5 Christopher Valcanis 5 Kieren Dyer 6 Jamie Mount 6 Oscar Page 7 James Hill 8 William Laverty 8 Jordan Hayter 9 Pablo Forbes 11 Charlie Pammer 10 Benjamin Fisher 12 Lachlan Caldwell 11 Hayden Mitchell 13 Max Miller 12 Joshua Sinn 14 Cailan Lhuede 13 Jackson Williams 15 Campbell Kellaway 14 Thomas Dunne 16 15 Zachary Fullagar 18 Thomas Grant 16 Jack Darmody 19 Will Murray 17 Jackson Sweet 20 Darby Hipwell 18 Joshua McClelland 21 Hopper Fagan 19 Nicholas Salmon 22 Daniel Bourke 20 Lachlan Gillies 21 Sam Pirola 23 Lachlan Riley 22 Griffin Murray 24 Fintan Glackin 24 Thomas Blamires 25 Max McLoughlin 46 | IT’S ABOUT THE KIDS 47 | IT’S ABOUT THE KIDS SOUTH METRO JUNIOR FOOTBALL LEAGUE WWW.SMJFL.COM.AU UNDER 13 DIVISION 2 UNDER 13 DIVISION 2

MURRUMBEENA JFC ORMOND JFC

GOLD AND MAROON BROWN / BLUE WITH GRIFFIN

LIONS

Coach Aaron Rausch Coach Greg Ritchie Assistant Coach Dean Synman Assistant Coach Paul Gori Team Manager Richard Ogilvie Team Manager Eric Quitt Runner Gerry Boontjes Runner Neil Corke Captain Sam Seach Captain - Vice Captain Miles Ogilvie Vice Captain -

No. PLAYER COMMENTS GOALS BEHINDS No. PLAYER COMMENTS GOALS BEHINDS 2 Paris Chivers Silky smooth player, perfect on either foot. Sublime skills. 1 Spencer Wood Agile all round on baller

3 Sebastian Erharter All class, dominant over head, beautiful to watch. 3 Lachlan Waldren Great hands good marker 4 Spiros Skandalis Clever on baller, goal sneak. Tough as nails. 7 Kyle Stewart Small but fast like a bullet 5 Sam Seach Captain Courageous. Leading from the front, ultimate switch player. 9 Harrisson Ritchie Solid forward player and tough 6 Tysen Nguyen Attacking backman, plenty of grit. Fast. 11 Nicholas Holten Hard at the ball 7 Samuel Rausch Unrelenting midfielder in pursuit of the football. Classy left footer. 12 Michael Gori Super fast and silky smooth skills 8 Riley Hansen Strong reliable defender, never beaten. 14 Will Johnson Our hard centre man… busts through packs 9 Miller Synman Quick, versatile utility. Good decision maker. 10 Keagan Hillemacher Brave flowing midfielder, lots of dash, excellent skills. 15 Harry Mahon Our great ruckman.. Tough and hard at the ball 11 Daniel Porter "BULLDOG" Awesome mark. Definitely strongest player in the competition. 16 Sam De Ath Good utility player.. Great gatherer 12 Ben Howard Back to back Best & Fairest winner, never ever gives up. 18 Will Pfeiffer Great skills.. A pleasure to watch

13 Sam Boontjes Super tough, Super talented, Super player. 19 Luca Waterstone Head down goes hard at the ball 14 Max Delaney Smart footballer, true rover, gets under packs, kicks great goals. 22 Kobe Heitlinger Strong hands and a great mark 15 Dominic Pretto Best defender in the competition. 100% committed to the cause. 23 Adam Richardson Overall great skills.. Tall and tough 17 Josh Whittle Beautiful player, attacks the ball with vigor. Defends with intensity. 25 Spencer Hankin Great skills and great kick for goals 22 Miles Ogilvie "BIG M" Giant ruckman, imposing around the contest. 26 Jasper Waldren Great player awesome skills 23 Charlie Lamont Elegant running defender, pace abounds. 27 Felix Johnson Great onballer.. Down and under 24 Ross Skalvenitis "BIG ROSS" Marking powerhouse. Leading goal kicker. Focal Point. 25 Eddie D'Rozario Big, strong and deceptively quick with an appetite for the contest. 33 Mathew Harms A great all rounder.. Awesome kick 26 Sam Hickman Dominant attacking backman. Backs himself. 32 Daniel Quitt Holds the backline together… tall and good hands 48 | IT’S ABOUT THE KIDS 49 | IT’S ABOUT THE KIDS WWW.SMJFL.COM.AU INTERLEAGUE REVIEW

Overall Program SMJFL member clubs. This is a great achievement for the selection team, and The 2015 program was very successful draws attention to the range of talented for SMJFL in the various Under 13, 14 & junior footballers who are emerging 15 interleague competitions. The South within the league. Metro Stars across all divisions definitely did the league, their coaches and their Coach Bill Leggett expressed prior to home clubs proud. the tournament, “Across the two teams there is an overall balance of athletic A big thank you to all nominated skills and football smarts,”. This proved coaches, and ultimately those who took essential to the team performance up the role. All SMJFL Coaches were throughout the day long carnival held at excellent role models for their teams and YJFL’s home ground in Bulleen. performed their important role with the upmost integrity. Jake Bowey was awarded the Division 1 Most Valuable Player for the Carnival. This year saw a new look for the Stars Lachlan Riley was named Runner-Up with a welcomed new jumper design MVP. Coaches Awards went to the which was much easier to spot from the deserving Liam Kirkwood-Scott and sidelines. This allowed spectators and Darby Hipwell. supporters to easily see our boys and girls in every contest for the ball, and Division 2 awards went out to Tom distinguish which players were kicking Williams for his 110% effort at training the all-valuable goals. and on Carnival day. Zac Buckley received the Runner-Up MVP Award, and Under 13 Coaches’ Awards went to Oliver Lord Our South Metro Stars played against and Castan Racunica. South East Juniors (SEJ) and the Yarra We congratulate all Under 13 Junior Football League (YJFL) in the U13 participants and parents on a fantastic division 1 and 2 Interleague Carnival on first carnival. The Division 2 team played Sunday June 7 2015. extremely well on the day of round robin The squad of 48 players was put matches and were able to take home the together by players from 20 of the 27 Carnival premiership. 51 | IT’S ABOUT THE KIDS SOUTH METRO JUNIOR FOOTBALL LEAGUE WWW.SMJFL.COM.AU UNDER 13 DIVISION 3 UNDER 13 DIVISION 3

OAKLEIGH JFC HAMPTON AFC

GREEN AND YELLOW GREEN AND GOLD

Coach Craig Boyce Coach Greg Lay Assistant Coach Damien Sherlock Assistant Coach Mark Wilson Team Manager Peter McKenzie Team Manager Bernard Doolan Runner Greg Boxshall Runner Adrian Carney Captain - Captain - Vice Captain - Vice Captain -

No. PLAYER COMMENTS GOALS BEHINDS No. PLAYER COMMENTS GOALS BEHINDS 2 Mitchell Firth 1 Flyn Lohan 4 Hayden Boyce 3 Antonio Portelli 5 Eamon McKenzie 4 Matt Wilson 6 Daniel O'Driscoll 5 Tom Griffin 7 William Novak 6 Max Pinczes 8 Spencer Smith 7 Oliver Warren 9 Jackson Hall 8 Ben Doolan 10 Liam Heverin 9 Gus Rose 11 Daniel Tinginis 13 Wade MacDonald 12 Lachlan Reynolds 15 Liam Robinson 13 Lachlan Carney 17 Harry Boxshall 14 Ben Green 19 Theodore Soldati 15 Hugo Lay 20 Jamie Dell'Orefice 16 Conor Mooney 25 Lawson Colgrave 17 Matthew Pine 26 Ethan Sherlock 18 Will Filer 27 Maxwell Phillips 19 Finn Zeising 30 Matthew Girolami 21 Finlay Kirkwood 33 Riley Skalamera 22 Michael Benvenuto 34 Samuel Carter 23 Lucas Sharp 35 Oscar Schon 24 Jeremy Booth 36 Jack Martyn 37 James Little 25 Harry Gower 40 Sebastian Formoso 28 Harrison Zammit 46 Aleksander Paris 30 David Surace 47 Christopher Nielsen 36 Brodie O'Neill 52 | IT’S ABOUT THE KIDS 53 | IT’S ABOUT THE KIDS SOUTH METRO JUNIOR FOOTBALL LEAGUE WWW.SMJFL.COM.AU UNDER 13 DIVISION 4 UNDER 13 DIVISION 4

EAST BRIGHTON CHELTENHAM JFC VAMPIRES JFC

GREEN, BLACK AND WHITE RED AND WHITE

Coach Brett Hibbs Coach Craig Lovett Assistant Coach Paul Beeston Assistant Coach Anthony Miller, Glen Tavilla Team Manager Peter Ursprung Team Manager Mike Hodgson Runner Michael Brookes Runner Pete McCormack Captain Gabriel Romanin Captain Nick Hodgson Vice Captain Daniel Stockes-Beeston Vice Captain Pat Burrows

No. PLAYER COMMENTS GOALS BEHINDS No. PLAYER COMMENTS GOALS BEHINDS 2 William Hibbs 1 Nick Hodgson Ball winning half back / midfielder, with great foot skills 3 Dylan Law 2 Rhys Miller Quick forward who is great overhead and a classy finisher 4 Alan McGill 3 Bailey Rohan Small forward with great hands, and exceptional football smarts 5 Jack Brookes 4 Blake Oliver Contested football animal, loves putting his head over a disputed ball. 6 Jack Milner 6 Hamish Mcintyre Midfield clearance king, who will run all day 7 Jacob Legge 7 James McFadden Half back with football intelligence and classy foot skills 8 Lachlan O'Hara 8 Louis McCaughey Speedy wingman / half back who will always put team first 9 Samuel Ursprung 9 Alec Tavilla Lightning quick forward who can also impact the game in the midfield 10 Aidan Carr 10 Angus MCormack Wingman with a great ability to read the play and find the ball 11 Max Ciappara 11 Lucas Wright Unpredictable ruckman who loves a contest 12 Nicholas Thorne 12 Ethan Lovett Nuggety backman who embraces the physical side of the game 13 Leon Stephens 13 Sam Small A genuine all rounder who can play every position on the ground 14 Isaac Wheatley 15 Patrick Cook Tough flanker who uses his strength to win the ball 15 Ryan McCormack (emergency) 16 Pat Burrows Instinctive backman who attacks the footy without compromise 16 Jack Roberts 17 James Fallon Super fast wingman with a cannon for a left leg 17 Julian Yusim 18 Patrick Proper Midfield general, and a tackling king 18 Tom Ross 19 Lachlan Carroll (emergency) 20 Ben O'Donaghue Super relaible half back, takes marks and drives the football forward 20 Thomas Carroll (emergency) 21 Harry Cornwell Strong backman, able to shut dangerous forwards down. 21 Samuel Stocky 22 Ben Rogers Super consistent ball winner who thrives for the contest 23 Daniel Stockes-Beeston 23 Sam Gunson Hard running, mark taking forward, ability to be a match winner 26 Gabriel Romanin 24 Dean Halastanis Powerful forward who loves opening packs and kicking goals 27 Heath Wadley 25 Soren Mitchell Long kicking wingman who can also play forward and back 28 Kurtis Zisimopoulos 44 Harrison Marostica Solid ruckman, and emerging forward superstar 54 | IT’S ABOUT THE KIDS 55 | IT’S ABOUT THE KIDS

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