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OWNTHESOUTH Woodlandsgolf Club FUNCTIONS MAY 5-7TH ISSUE 5 2017 #OWNTHESOUTH WoodlandsGolf Club FUNCTIONS Seminars - Offsite Board Meetings Presentation Dinners - Conferences Your Special Private Event Striving to Make Every Event the Perfect Experience WOODLANDS GOLF CLUB 109 White St, Mordialloc, Victoria, 3195 p: (03) 9580 3455 e: [email protected] w: www.woodlandsgolf.com.au In 2016, the League introduced the Voice of the WHAT’S HAPPENING South survey, where we were able to get some AT SFNL HQ? great feedback from the SFNL’s players, clubs and community. Part 1 of the 2017 VOTS survey JESS JONES, SFNL MARKETING has just been launched and we invite you to take & PARTNERSHIP MANAGER part again this year. In doing so, it gives you the opportunity to provide feedback on certain G’day gang, aspects of the League so that we can make the necessary changes to ensure we’re doing the best I’m Jess Jones, the League’s new Marketing and we can for the league’s teams and supporters. Partnerships Manager. It’s a very exciting time for me to join the SFNL. As an advocate for women’s Our next big event is the annual Women of footy and gender equality, I’m very proud to be the South cocktail party at Woodlands Golf associated with a league that sees the value Club on the 26th of May. It’s a special night to and importance of inclusion, allowing people, acknowledge and celebrate the great women who regardless of gender, to play football. play in and support the clubs of the SFNL. We’ll have entertainment by DJ Bel, a fantastic guest Last Friday night we officially launched the 2017 speaker (to be announced) and some delicious season, kicking it off with the opening match of the food and drinks (included in the ticket). Plus, all women’s football season between East Bentleigh guests will receive gift bags filled with goodies and Oakleigh District. Under lights at Hurlingham from our partners. Head to bit.ly/sfnlevents to Park, there was a nervous excitement in the crowd purchase a ticket. before the first history-making first bounce. It was a spectacular night to be a part of with the Saturday 13 May is the Interleague match and the SFNL are this year up against Central Highlands Vampires winning by 30 points over the Oaks. Football League at Lyndhurst, with some exciting During the pre-match season launch event, players representing the League in both football we heard from our CEO David Cannizzo, who and netball. Hope you can get down to the game to announced the SFNL will be facilitating the first show your support. league-wide themed Pride Round on August 12, As I said, it’s a very exciting time to be joining the as we now formally include the LGBTI community SFNL and I look forward to meeting many of you as part of our social charter. This year’s Pride throughout the season. Round will see the marquee Pride Shield match played between Division 1 Senior rivals in St Jess Kilda City and St Pauls, who helped us launch the Facebook @jessjonesentrepreneur initiative last year. All SFNL clubs will be welcome Instagram @soarcollective to participate in the round to celebrate diversity and equality. Twitter @soarcollective Official Publication of the Southern Football Netball League – ABN 81 295 351 439 Level 1, 145 Keys Road, Moorabbin Chief Executive Officer: David Cannizzo PO Box 1018, Moorabbin VIC 3189 GM-Operations: Adam Sparrow - 0429 120 203 P: 9553 5644 | F: 9553 5655 Tribunal Venue: Level 1, 145 Keys Road, Moorabbin Media Officer: Will Hunter - 0400 044 722 visit sfnl.com.au OFFICIAL PUBLISHER OF THE SOUTHERN FOOTBALL NETBALL LEAGUE RECORD SFNL.COM.AU | 1 SFNL MEDIA NothingNothing butbut NetNet Introducing our new netball show, live every Sunday from 10am. Join Ian Dougherty, Hugh Maclean and a stellar line-up of guest co- hosts each week for an in-depth look at all things SFNL Netball on 88.3 Southern FM. Y ON VERY SUNDA 88.3 LIVE E M - MIDDAY SOUTHERN F MATCH OF LIVE SCORES AND MATCH OF 10:30A M THE DAY THE DAY COMMENTARY ON YOUR MOBILE DIVISION 1 Saturday 6th May Join Wiz, Beany and the Bug MORDIALLOC every Sunday Back-To-Back V DINGLEY morning for AFL Victoria a full wrap of Ben Kavanagh Reserve, Mordialloc Media Award the weekend’s Winners! SFNL matches. On Air: 2pm - 5pm sfnllive.com.au THIS WEEK’S GUEST Game Start Time: 2:15pm 2 | SFNL RECORD 2017 SEAN FRANCIS, SPRINGVALE DISTRICTS PRESIDENT SFNL TIPSTERS DAVE WILBUR BEANY THE BUG JOHNNY HAMMERS WIZ SHARPIE DIV 1 Mordialloc Mordialloc Dingley Mordialloc Mordialloc Mordialloc Mordialloc Dingley East Malvern East Malvern East Malvern East Malvern East Malvern Cheltenham Cheltenham East Malvern St Pauls St Pauls St Pauls St Pauls St Pauls St Pauls St Pauls St Pauls Port Colts Bentleigh Bentleigh Bentleigh Port Colts Port Colts Port Colts Port Colts St Kilda City St Kilda City St Kilda City St Kilda City St Kilda City St Kilda City St Kilda City St Kilda City DIV 2 Chelsea Heights Chelsea Heights Chelsea Heights Chelsea Heights Chelsea Heights Chelsea Heights Chelsea Heights Chelsea Heights Keysborough Keysborough Keysborough Keysborough Caulfield Keysborough Keysborough Caulfield Springvale Murrumbeena Murrumbeena Murrumbeena Murrumbeena Murrumbeena Murrumbeena Murrumbeena Districts Mount Waverley Mount Waverley Heatherton Mount Waverley Mount Waverley Heatherton Heatherton Mount Waverley East Brighton Highett Highett Highett Highett Highett Highett Highett DIV 3 Doveton Eagles Doveton Eagles Doveton Eagles Doveton Eagles Doveton Eagles Doveton Eagles Doveton Eagles Doveton Eagles Ashwood Ashwood Ashwood Ashwood Ashwood Ashwood Ashwood Ashwood Endeavour Hills Endeavour Hills Endeavour Hills Endeavour Hills Endeavour Hills Endeavour Hills Endeavour Hills Endeavour Hills Hallam Hallam Hallam Hallam Hallam Hallam Hallam Hallam Lyndhurst Black Rock Black Rock Black Rock Black Rock Lyndhurst Black Rock Lyndhurst South Yarra South Yarra South Yarra South Yarra South Yarra South Yarra South Yarra South Yarra LAST WEEK 10 11 12 12 12 11 8 11 TOTAL 37 38 32 38 37 34 30 35 DIVISION 1 DIVISION 2 DIVISION 3 ROUND 4 ROUND 5 ROUND 4 MORDIALLOC V DINGLEY CHELSEA HEIGHTS V SKYE DOVETON EAGLES V LYNDALE CHELTENHAM V KEYSBOROUGH V CAULFIELD SANDOWN V ASHWOOD EAST MALVERN MURRUMBEENA DANDENONG V ST PAULS V CLAYTON V SPRINGVALE DISTRICTS ENDEAVOUR HILLS HALLAM V CARRUM PORT MELBOURNE COLTS HEATHERTON V PATTERSON LAKES V BENTLEIGH MOUNT WAVERLEY BLACK ROCK V LYNDHURST HIGHETT V EAST BRIGHTON ST KILDA CITY V MOORABBIN V OAKLEIGH DISTRICT BYE: HAMPTON SOUTH YARRA 4 | SFNL RECORD 2017 SFNL.COM.AU | 5 @Will_Hunter89 DIVISION 1 RESULTS: GAMEDAY MOUTHGUARDS ROUND 3 DIVISION 1: FRONT & CENTRE / WILL HUNTER Bentleigh 6.9 (45) def by St Kilda City 14.13 (97) Mordialloc V Dingley (Ben Kavanagh Reserve) DIVISION 1 SENIOR DIVISION 1 RESERVE The resurgence of St Kilda City continued on Saturday afternoon, as they Undoubtedly the match of the round, the Bloods and the Dingoes resume comfortably accounted for Bentleigh at Arthur Street. hostilities in a top-of-the-table blockbuster at Ben Kavanagh Reserve. TEAM PWL D F A %PTS TEAM PWL D F A %PTS A seven-goal-to-one opening term put the visitors in the box seat from the Encounters between Mordialloc and Dingley have produced some cracking Mordialloc 3 3 0 0 344 128 268.75 12 East Malvern 3 3 0 0 397 82 484.15 12 outset, and while the Demons fought hard to bridge the gap, the visitors matches in recent seasons, and with both teams coming off huge wins last refused to let them back into the contest. week, it sets up another tantalising contest between two genuine premiership Dingley 3 2 1 0 238 148 160.81 8 Oakleigh District 3 3 0 0 324 108 300.00 12 contenders. Beau Runnalls proved the difference up forward for the Saints with six majors, St Kilda City 3 2 1 0 228 159 143.40 8 Bentleigh 3 2 1 0 316 136 232.35 8 while ruckman Troy Kelm has rocketed into Ellis Medal calculations with yet The midfield battle looms as an intriguing one, as these teams possess two another best on ground display. of the more powerful on-ball brigades in the SFNL. Additionally, both the Port Melbourne Oakleigh District 3 2 1 0 272 210 129.52 8 3 2 1 0 274 139 197.12 8 Dingoes and the Bloods have a plethora of scoring options at their disposal, Colts Michael Rogers and Jackson Meredith led the way for the home side with meaning that ascendancy in the midfield is key to taking the four points. commendable performances in the Demon’s engine room. St Pauls 3 2 1 0 249 222 112.16 8 Dingley 3 2 1 0 269 147 182.99 8 This could be an early contender for the game of the season, and may well be East Malvern 13.8 (86) def by St Pauls 15.6 (96) a preview of the 2017 Grand Final. Expect this match to go down to the wire, East Malvern 3 1 2 0 278 200 139.00 4 Cheltenham 3 2 1 0 202 190 106.32 8 St Pauls has pulled off a stunning upset, edging out premiership fancies East but Mordialloc’s home ground advantage may see it sneak across the line and Malvern by 10 points in a thriller at Dunlop Reserve. keep its unbeaten record intact. Cheltenham 3 1 2 0 189 204 92.65 4 Mordialloc 3 1 2 0 301 189 159.26 4 A six-goal second term had the Panthers installed as 19-point leaders at half Mordialloc by five points.
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