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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

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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 DIVISION 1 RESULTS: GAMEDAY MOUTHGUARDS ROUND 3 DIVISION 1: FRONT & CENTRE / WILL HUNTER @Will_Hunter89

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. time, by which stage they were looking every inch the winner. Bentleigh 3 1 2 0 156 219 71.23 4 St Pauls 3 0 3 0 135 327 41.28 0 Cheltenham V East Malvern (Jack Barker Oval) However, the Dogs refused to roll over, booting 10 second half goals to steal a Port Melbourne East Malvern were widely tipped to emerge as one of the leading premiership 3 1 2 0 121 248 48.79 4 St Kilda City 3 0 3 0 61 422 14.45 0 memorable come-from-behind behind victory on the road. Colts contenders, however, its start to the season has left plenty to be desired. It Clayton 3 0 3 0 71 408 17.40 0 Clayton 3 0 3 0 10 549 1.82 0 Matt Kreymborg produced one of the most scintillating individual has two losses from its opening three matches, with its only victory coming performances in recent years, with his eight-goal haul almost single-handedly against the lowly Clayton. dragging his side across the line. Brad Gilder and Nick Halliday were also Bentleigh 1.1 2.6 4.9 6.9-45 Bentleigh 5.3 9.6 13.9 18.9-117 among the contributors, while last year’s Under 19 Sparrow Medallist Connor However, they have a chance to return to the winners’ list this weekend as they take on an improving Cheltenham. St Kilda City 7.1 10.4 12.13 14.13-97 St Kilda City 1.1 1.1 1.2 2.3-15 Byrne was also impressive in his senior debut. The Rosellas blew a golden opportunity to claim its second victory of the Bentleigh: Goal Kickers: J. McGarry 2, B. Lawford, J. Howard, R. Murphy, Bentleigh: Goal Kickers: M. Laskey 4, A. Scammell 2, S. Scotland 2, Ruckman Simon Taylor stood out for East Malvern with four goals, while Ryan season last week, so you can expect them to do everything in their power to K. O’Brien A. Pendlebury 2, A. West 2, L. Morrison, M. Pekin, A. Snowden, M. Allamby, Mullett and Dean Millhouse were also influential. Best Players: M. Rogers, J. Meredith, K. O’Brien, J. Kiernan, B. Lawford, D. Grant, P. Dimattina make amends this week. We predicted some mixed performances from them S. McGarry Best Players: L. Corkill, M. Allamby, L. Morrison, S. Scotland, M. Laskey Oakleigh District 12.10 (82) def Cheltenham 9.15 (69) throughout the season, but they are always a tough proposition at home, and St Kilda City: Goal Kickers: B. Runnalls 6, J. Vargas 2, T. Parker 2, D. Sloan, St Kilda City: Goal Kickers: N. Gregson, F. Brown The Districts bounced back from the previous week’s defeat to steamroll a should take the fight right up to the powerful East Malvern. T. Motlop, M. Neiwand, R. Joachim Best Players: N. Gregson, F. Masofa, V. Dang, T. Rosario, J. Symons, F. Brown wasteful Cheltenham outfit at Princes Highway. Best Players: T. Kelm, B. Runnalls, J. Docherty, M. Oman, Z. Amos, T. Motlop That said, it seems unfathomable that the Panthers could start the season The Rosellas certainly had their chances, and controlled most of the play 1-3, so they should bounce back here and square the ledger in a close one. East Malvern 2.2 8.4 9.6 13.8-86 East Malvern 4.3 7.5 11.14 18.22-130 in the first half but couldn’t translate that into scoreboard dominance. They registered a woeful 5.12 to lead by just eight points at the major break, despite East Malvern by 12 points. St Pauls 4.2 5.3 10.4 15.6-96 St Pauls 2.1 5.1 6.2 6.2-38 having eight more scoring shots than their opponent. St Kilda City V Oakleigh District (Peanut Farm) East Malvern: Goal Kickers: S. Taylor 4, S. Lonie 2, D. Millhouse 2, T. Mackie, East Malvern: Goal Kickers: C. Roughead 5, M. Ferguson 5, B. Fraser 4, St Kilda City’s boom recruits are making every post a winner so far in 2017, N. Henley, M. Naughton, J. Hammond, R. Mullett N. Douglas, G. Gemetzis, R. Fenton, P. de Koeyer It proved to be a costly let off, as a five-goal final term saw Oakleigh come Best Players: S. Taylor, D. Millhouse, L. Poustie, E. Sim, R. Mullett, L. Duffy Best Players: P. de Koeyer, B. Fraser, C. Roughead, M. Ferguson, H. Rix, from behind to claim a 13-point victory. and after victories over the 2016 grand finalists in consecutive weeks they sit St Pauls: Goal Kickers: M. Kreymborg 8, S. Muller 3, F. Jenkins 2, A. Munday, C. Harrison third on ladder with a healthy percentage. B. Dolan St Pauls: Goal Kickers: V. Jenkins 2, M. Howard, P. Booth, N. Stubbings, D. Kelly Dave Velardo was in super nick for the Oaks with four majors, while Ryan Best Players: M. Kreymborg, N. Halliday, B. Gilder, C. Byrne, A. Locandro, Best Players: Z. Spencer, A. Ritchie, V. Jenkins, N. Hogan, E. Holden, P. Booth Pearson (three goals) and Luke Casey contributed around the ground. As such, the Saints are widely expected to be 2017’s big improvers, provided C. Karamoshos they can keep their senior team on the park. The usual suspects in Sean McLaren, Will McTaggart and Daniel Vaughan Clayton 2.0 3.1 3.2 4.3-27 Clayton 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 were again Cheltenham’s best. Oakleigh, meanwhile, sits one rung below St Kilda, and have impressed in its early wins. However, the Peanut Farm is a daunting venue for visiting sides, so Mordialloc 5.6 11.10 16.16 24.19-163 Mordialloc 0.0 0.0 0.0 31.16-202 Dingley 17.9 (111) def Port Melbourne Colts 3.9 (23) expect the Saints to use that to full advantage. After being shocked by St Kilda City the previous week, the SFNL world Clayton: Goal Kickers: D. Gilmour 2, L. Caine, J. Martin Clayton: Goal Kickers: NIL St Kilda City by 27 points. Best Players: J. Gilmour, J. Rigoni, J. Martin, J. Thorne, N. Crameri, M. Wilson Best Players: G. Klapsos, S. Hamilton, V. Lim, M. Wills, K. Price, N. Fallace expected the reigning premiers to bounce back at home. But while the result perhaps was not unexpected, the manner in which the Dingoes systematically Mordialloc: Goal Kickers: B. Humphrey 5, J. Morris 5, S. Tolongs 5, M. Ravenall Mordialloc: Goal Kickers: P. Nelson 7, R. Carrison 4, S. Holland 3, A. Cameron 3, Port Melbourne Colts V Bentleigh (JL Murphy Reserve) 4, S. Bradley, L. Barnhoorn, J. Summons, M. Barnhoorn, T. Curry L. Ardrey 3, D. Jack 2, B. Lindsay 2, S. Pitura 2, N. Fitzgerald 2, A. Pike, dismantled the Colts caught many off guard. Few would have tipped the Colts and the Demons to sit in the bottom three, Best Players: B. Humphrey, J. Summons, S. Van Velsen, M. Ravenall, A. Jackson, J. Roberts C. Langdon, T. Curry Best Players: J. Pither, P. Nelson, S. Pitura, A. Pike, D. Jack, S. Holland Dingley led from go to woah, booting 16 goals to three after quarter time to but that is what has transpired. Both teams have lost their last two on the trot, romp home in a canter. Danny Ades led all comers with four majors, while and would be desperate to arrest the slide. Lucas Walmsley and Trav La Rocca both exerted an influence on the contest. Oakleigh District 3.1 5.4 7.6 12.10-82 Oakleigh District 2.2 4.5 5.7 8.10-58 Bentleigh still have several key players to return to the side, while the Colts Cheltenham 3.6 5.12 7.14 9.15-69 Cheltenham 1.1 2.4 2.9 4.10-34 Tim Hanly led the resistance, but a knee injury to star forward Mitch Clarke look like they will be without Mitch Clarke after his injury last weekend, which Oakleigh District: Goal Kickers: D. Velardo 4, R. Pearson 3, P. Fermanis 2, Oakleigh District: Goal Kickers: J. Winn 2, Z. Hipworth, C. Killeen, D. Urban, compounded a horror day for the Colts. is a huge loss. C. Hutchinson 2, B. Keast C. Morgan, J. Cardamone, G. Blizzard This is another clash that could go either way, but expect the class of this Best Players: L. Casey, R. Pearson, S. Black, P. Carroll, Y. Malcolm , D. Velardo Best Players: L. Brown, C. Morgan, G. Blizzard, D. Blizzard, S. Geurens, Clayton 4.3 (27) def by Mordialloc 24.19 (163) Cheltenham: Goal Kickers: S. Cusack 4, J. Matheson, R. Trainor, M. La Fontaine, A. Craddock In the final game was a disappointing blowout, as ladder leaders Mordialloc young Bentleigh outfit to prevail in a hard-fought affair. J. Bloink, J. Barclay Cheltenham: Goal Kickers: K. Nolan 3, R. Ryan handed Clayton a ruthless 137-point shellacking at Meade Reserve. Bentleigh by eight points. Best Players: S. McLaren, W. McTaggart, D. Vaughan, R. Trainor, W. Edmunds, Best Players: P. Sanders, T. Lawson, K. Nolan, J. Jolly, S. Mellick The Clays were simply never in the contest as Ben Humphrey and Justin M. La Fontaine St Pauls V Clayton (McKinnon Reserve) Summons ran amok through the midfield. Humphrey, James Morris and St Pauls have surprised early in the season, producing two sparkling Steve Tolongs each finished with a bag of five goals, while Matty Ravenall also Dingley 1.3 5.6 13.7 17.9-111 Dingley 0.3 2.7 3.10 9.14-68 performances in a row to defeat higher-ranked opponents. Although it’s starred with four. Port Melbourne Colts 0.1 1.1 2.3 3.5-23 Port Melbourne Colts 2.1 2.1 5.7 5.7-37 too early to tell if finals are a reality, the early form of their young pups is Dingley: Goal Kickers: D. Ades 4, C. McQueen 2, R. Rusan 2, J. Peet 2, K. Feehan 2, Dingley: Goal Kickers: L. Moore 3, P. Rizzi 2, N. Abdallah, T. Gent, J. Pickford, For the second week in a row, it was Joel Rigoni and captain Jayden Gilmour heartening. offering any real resistance for the black and whites. J. Ellis, L. Bartholomew, M. Freeman, L. Walmsley , J. Sarlo D. Bose Conversely, three consecutive thrashings have confirmed fears that it will be Best Players: L. Walmsley , T. La Rocca, D. Ades, C. McQueen, M. Morwood, Best Players: D. Din, J. Piltz, J. Pickford, N. Abdallah, D. Vanderheiden, T. Gent C. Morgan Port Melbourne Colts: Goal Kickers: T. McMaster 4, N. Harkins ROUND 4 PREVIEW a long year at Meade Reserve, with the Dogs likely to inflict more pain on the Port Melbourne Colts: Goal Kickers: L. Hardwick, B. Twomey, M. Clarke Best Players: S. Franklin, C. Gurry, P. Karaminovski, T. McMaster, D. Vuli, J. Green struggling Clays on Saturday. Division 1 is the gift that keeps on giving, with four evenly-matched contests Best Players: R. Cornwell, T. Hanly, T. Bonnett, W. Cardwell, N. Gordan, L. Mildenhall lined up in Round 4. St Pauls by 45 points.

6 | SFNL RECORD 2017 SFNL.COM.AU | 7 2017 DIVISION 1 SENIOR FIXTURE DIVISION 1 HEAD TO HEAD / BRUCE HILL

ROUND 1 ROUND 7 ROUND 13 Mordialloc v Dingley 8-APR 3-JUN 22-JUL First met in 2009 - 13 matches (Dingley 7 wins, Mordialloc 6 wins) East Malvern 8.7-55 def by Mordialloc 13.10-88 East Malvern v Dingley East Malvern v Cheltenham Oakleigh District 15.18-108 def Clayton 4.4-28 Oakleigh District v Bentleigh Oakleigh District v St Kilda City Largest Winning Margin Mordialloc 34 pts (27/6/29) Bentleigh 8.6-54 def St Pauls 5.10-40 Clayton v Port Melbourne Bentleigh v Port Melbourne Dingley 133 pts (17/4/09) Dingley 10.5-65 def Cheltenham 6.2-38 St Pauls v St Kilda City Dingley v Mordialloc Smallest Winning Margin Mordialloc 1 pt (11/7/15) Port Colts 7.10-52 def St Kilda City 6.8-44 Mordialloc v Cheltenham Clayton v St Pauls Dingley 12 pts (2/7/16) ROUND 2 ROUND 8 ROUND 14 Highest Score Mordialloc 19-9-123 (27/6/09) 22-APR 17-JUN 29-JUL Dingley 28-17-185 (17/4/09) Clayton 2.4-16 def by East Malvern 21.11-137 Bentleigh v East Malvern St Kilda City v East Malvern Lowest Score Mordialloc 0-8-8 (2/6/12) St Pauls 17.11-113 def Oakleigh District 12.10-82 Oakleigh District v Mordialloc Port Melbourne v Oakleigh District Dingley 5-10-40 (17/7/10) Cheltenham 13.4-82 def Bentleigh 8.9-57 Dingley v Clayton Dingley v Bentleigh St Kilda City 13.9-87 def Dingley 9.8-62 Port Melbourne v St Pauls Cheltenham v Clayton Cheltenham v East Malvern (incorporating Tooronga/Malvern) Mordialloc 14.9-93 def Port Melbourne 7.4-46 St Kilda City v Cheltenham St Pauls v Mordialloc First met in 1982 - 32 matches (Cheltenham 22 wins, East Malvern 9 wins, 1 draw) Largest Winning Margin Cheltenham 125 pts (4/6/11) GAMEDAY MOUTHGUARDS ROUND 3 ROUND 9 ROUND 15 29-APR 24-JUN 5-AUG East Malvern 125 pts (1/8/15) East Malvern 13.8-86 def by St Pauls 15.6-96 East Malvern v Oakleigh District East Malvern v Port Melbourne Smallest Winning Margin Cheltenham 1 pt (23/5/15) Oakleigh District 12.10-82 def Cheltenham 9.15-69 Clayton v Bentleigh Oakleigh District v Dingley East Malvern 11 pts (4/6/16) Bentleigh 6.9-45 def by St Kilda City 14.13-97 St Pauls v Dingley Mordialloc v Bentleigh Highest Score Cheltenham 24-15-159 (4/6/11) Dingley 17.9-111 def Port Melbourne Colts 3.5-23 Cheltenham v Port Melbourne Clayton v St Kilda City East Malvern 24-9-153 (1/8/15) Clayton 4.3-27 def by Mordialloc 24.19-163 Mordialloc v St Kilda City St Pauls v Cheltenham Lowest Score Cheltenham 4-4-28 (1/8/15) ROUND 4 ROUND 10 ROUND 16 East Malvern 2-6-18 (29/7/95) 6-MAY 1-JUL 12-AUG Cheltenham v East Malvern Mordialloc v East Malvern Dingley v East Malvern Drawn Game Cheltenham 8-7-55 (13/8/16) St Kilda City v Oakleigh District Clayton v Oakleigh District Bentleigh v Oakleigh District East Malvern 8-7-55 (13/8/16) Port Melbourne v Bentleigh St Pauls v Bentleigh Port Melbourne v Clayton St Pauls v Clayton Mordialloc v Dingley Cheltenham v Dingley St Kilda City v St Pauls First met in 1999 - 35 matches (St Pauls 20 wins, Clayton 15 wins) St Pauls v Clayton St Kilda City v Port Melbourne Cheltenham v Mordialloc Largest Winning Margin St Pauls 137 pts (13/6/09) ROUND 5 ROUND 11 ROUND 17 Clayton 83 pts (13/5/06) 20-MAY 8-JUL 19-AUG Smallest Winning Margin St Pauls 1 pt (7/4/01) East Malvern v St Kilda City East Malvern v Clayton East Malvern v Bentleigh Clayton 1 pt (27/6/15) Oakleigh District v Port Melbourne Oakleigh District v St Pauls Mordialloc v Oakleigh District Bentleigh v Dingley Bentleigh v Cheltenham Clayton v Dingley Highest Score St Pauls 32-8-200 (13/6/09) Clayton v Cheltenham Dingley v St Kilda City St Pauls v Port Melbourne Clayton 22-16-148 (8/5/04) Mordialloc v St Pauls Port Melbourne v Mordialloc Cheltenham v St Kilda City Lowest Score St Pauls 5-4-34 (9/7/05) ROUND 6 ROUND 12 ROUND 18 Clayton 2-8-20 (18/8/12) 27-MAY 15-JUL 26-AUG Port Melbourne Colts v Bentleigh Port Melbourne v East Malvern St Pauls v East Malvern Oakleigh District v East Malvern Dingley v Oakleigh District Cheltenham v Oakleigh District Bentleigh v Clayton This is the first clash between these two clubs in the SFNL. Bentleigh v Mordialloc St Kilda City v Bentleigh Dingley v St Pauls St Kilda City v Clayton Port Melbourne v Dingley Port Melbourne v Cheltenham St Kilda City v Oakleigh District Cheltenham v St Pauls Mordialloc v Clayton St Kilda City v Mordialloc First met in 1982 - 13 matches (Oakleigh District 9 wins, St Kilda City 4 wins) Largest Winning Margin St Kilda City 60 pts (15/6/02) *FIXTURE IS PRELIMINARY & SUBJECT TO CHANGE, IN PARTICULAR WITH REGARDS TO NIGHT MATCHES, SUNDAY MATCHES ETC. FOR FIXTURING CONFIRMATION SEE FIXTURES DISPLAYED AT WWW.SFNL.COM.AU. FN - FRIDAY NIGHT, SN - SATURDAY NIGHT, S - SUNDAY Oakleigh District 146 pts (3/5/86) Smallest Winning Margin St Kilda City 27 pts (27/5/00) Oakleigh District 16 pts (24/7/95) ATTENTION ALL SFNL SUPPORTERS Highest Score St Kilda City 16-17-113 (15/6/02) Please be advised that taking alcohol onto the 17-11-113 (19/5/01) playing arena at any SFNL match is prohibited. Oakleigh District 28-20-188 (3/8/86) Thank you for your co-operation. Lowest Score St Kilda City 4-10-34 (19/6/82) Oakleigh District 4-5-29 (27/5/00)

8 | SFNL RECORD 2017 SFNL.COM.AU | 9 SFNL MATCH OF THE DAY

MORDIALLOC DINGLEY

Ground: B en Kavanagh Reserve, Ground: Souter Oval, Marcus Rd Dingley McDonald St, Mordialloc Club Colours: Black, red yoke, yellow trim Club Colours: Red and white stripes Senior Coach: Shane Morwood Senior Coach: Jason Chapple Reserve Coach: Matthew Benton Reserve Coach: Darren Gatt Thirds Coach: James Cullen/Paul Anderson

# PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER 1 Scott Bradley 28 Scott Pitura 1 Aaron Edmunds 32 Jack Clausen 1a Drew Taylor 29 Josh Jewel 2 Ryan Stewart 33 Harry Thompson 2 Justin Summons 30 Chris Brooking 3 Marcus Freeman 34 Jordan Potts 3 Jordan Derbyshire 31 Jayden Gregory 4 Jack Ades 35 Carmine Scimia 3a Nic Kane 32 Lachlan McIver 5 Joel Sarlo 36 Kane Davidson 4 Alistair Pike 33 Lewis Roberts 6 Chris Horton-Milne 37 James Piltz 4a Aaron Freeman 34 Luke Ardrey 7 38 5 Steve Tolong 35 Andrew Fyans Lucas Walmsley David Vanderheiden 6 Todd Bastion 36 Matt Ravenall 8 Joshua O'Bree 39 Tom Ristevski 7 Nathan Evans 37 Jayden Alexandrou 9 Travis La Rocca 40 Andrew Rizzi 7a Aaron Folks 38 Chris Langdon 10 Danny Ades 41 Brad Sessler 8 Dean Miller 39 Joel Gregory 11 Joshua Ferguson 42 Peter Rizzi 9 James Pither 40 Michael Fries 12 Luke Bartholomew 44 Connor Horsey 10 41 Josh Kovarik Stefan Gregory 13 Matthew Morwood 45 Jack Pickford 11 Aaron Kneebone 42 Kaleb Tymko 14 Robert Rusan 46 Liam Considine 12 James Morris 43 Tom Jewell 15 Kristen Feehan 47 James Cullen 13 Tom McMahon 44 Robbie Evans 16 Daniel Farmer 48 Jason Wylie 14 Luke Barnhoorn 45 Sam Holland 17 Chris Morgan 50 Anthony La Rocca 15 Sean Van Velsen 46 Matthew Powell 16 Tom Curry 47 Dean Bott 18 Andrew Frost 51 Jackson Lewis 17 Ben Humphery 48 James Roberts 19 Joshua Ellis 52 Callan Ryan 18 Shane Lawton 49 Ben Harrison 20 Troy McKenzie 53 Danny Din 19 Dan Nicholls 50 Chris Roggero 21 Jack Hyde 54 Drew McLean 20 David Marguglio 51 Jon Russo 23 Adam Lloyd 55 Joshua Pickford 21 Michael Barnhoorn 52 Brent Bedwell 24 Luke Heywood 56 Michael Jeddou 22 Dan Tolan 53 Michael Schofield 25 Jackson Peet 57 Darian Tajic 22a Peter Nelson 54 Nick Fitzgerald 26 Colin Craney 58 Tim Zeler 23 Tony DeMacedo 56 Rob Bibby 27 Calhan McQueen 59 Ben Ginns 24 Tim Allen 57 Shaun Cunningham 28 Joshua Campbell 61 Tom Gent 24a Tom Howard 58 Michael Ardrey 29 Leigh Moore 62 Mark Fitch 25 Morgan Harris 59 Kevin Cevic 26 Simon Fragiacomo 72 Ryan Williams 30 Chris Baum 99 Clinton Brooks 27 Brad Lindsey 73 James Delaney 31 David Bose 1/4 TIME 1/2 TIME 3/4 TIME FULL TIME 1/4 TIME 1/2 TIME 3/4 TIME FULL TIME

10 | SFNL RECORD 2017 SFNL.COM.AU | 11 DIVISION 1: ROUND 4 DIVISION 1: ROUND 4

CHELTENHAM EAST MALVERN ST PAULS CLAYTON

Ground: Jack Barker Oval, Ground: D unlop Reserve, Ground: McKinnon Reserve, Ground: Meade Reserve Clayton Weatherall Rd, Cheltenham Dunlop St, Malvern Tucker Rd, McKinnon Club Colours: Black and white stripes Club Colours: Red, yellow and black Club Colours: Navy and red stripes Club Colours: B lue with red and white vertical panels Senior Coach: John Soldatos Senior Coach: Ben Lockwood hoops, bulldog emblem Senior Coach: Des Ryan Reserve Coach: Mitch Ferguson Senior Coach:Jason Heffernan Reserve Coach: Brad Andrew Reserves Coach: Alistair Garlick & Michael Wills Thirds Coach: Scott Mellick Reserve Coach: Glen Balmforth

# PLAYER # PLAYER # THIRDS # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER 1 Luke Brookman 35 Jarryd Bloink Anthony Cilia 1 L.Duffy 29 J.Fairlie 1 Carl Herbstreit 27 Glen Balmforth 1 Danny Gilmour 31 Jayden Gilmour 2 Matthew Thorneycroft 36 Laurence Cuthbert Michael Craik 1a R.Fenton 30 B.Baker 2 Alex Spencer 28 Matt Brown 2 Michael Wills 32 Mark McHenry 3 James North 37 James Dickenson 2 N.Henley 31 J.Thorne 3 Fred Jenkins 29 Steve Muller 3 Nicholas Crameri 33 Dean Evangelista Hayden Crossley 4 Tom Donnell 38 Brent Stevens 3 N.Robertson 32 J.Horesman 4 Nicholas Halliday 29a Ben Carracher 4 Phil Kurth 34 Damian Elysee Mark Crossley 5 Ange Soldatos 39 Morgan Hampton 4 L.Poustie 33 N.Barry 5 Damian McGee 30 Anthony locandro 5 Nicholas Fallace 35 Sebastian Valiente 6 Jarrad Matheson 42 Abner Brown Brodie Derrick 5 M.Ferguson 34 T.Horton 6 Gary Barton 36 Khemera Chea 6 Josh Verlin 31 Dino Karamoshos 7 Max Worrell 43 Cameron Beaumont Trent Faulks 6 J.Crameri 35 N.McCann 7 Christopher Morrison 37 Luke Ruff 8 Bane Suboticki 44 Mitch Stevens 7 Tim walsh 32 Jordan Lloyd Chris Jenes 7 K.Gowers 37 N.Dykes 8 Mark Wills 38 George Yelayotis 9 Matthew Zacharin 45 Karl Tuhiwai 8 Andrew Ritchie 33 Michael Johnstone Andrew Jones 8 R.Mullett 38 B.Padula 9 Christopher Collins 39 Philip cook 10 Jake Davis 46 Tim Lawson 9 Brad Dolan 34 James Bragagnolo Brad Jones 9 S.Lonie 39 C.Farrelly 10 Glenn Tuckwell 40 Shaun Hamilton 11 Mitch Daniels 48 Tim Robertson 10 Owen Lewis 35 Jeremy Muldoon 10 L.Fitzgerald 40 N.Douglas 11 Michael Forster 41 Cory Wilson 12 Kieran Nolan 49 Scott Mellick Matt Krohnje 11 Brad Gilder 36 Danial Thorson 11 E.Sim 42 B.Taylor 12 Douglas Gray 42 Greg Klapsos 13 Chris Bennetts 50 Josh Jolly Justin Lambert 12 Ash Munday 37 Lachie Carracher 12 C.Roughhead 43 T.Mackie 13 Joel Rigoni 43 Ashley Pozza 14 Sam Quigley 51 Alan Anderson Jack Lowis 13 Christian McCarthy 38 Bill Fotopolous 15 Sean McLaren 52 Nathan Cerisara 13 S.Taylor 44 T.Horan 14 Jack McEwin 44 Stephen Kuth Kartik Mathur 16 Chris Germano 53 Richard Ryan 14 D.Roache 45 M.Watkins 13a Rhys Walton 39 Michael Giarusso 15 Nathan Collins 45 Jerome Barbalance Reece Murphy 17 Declan Hampton 54 James McCarthy 15 B.Fraser 46 P.Welland 14 Will Clarke 40 George Young 16 Lachlan Caine 46 Mark Barbar Matthew Oke 18 Daniel Vaughan 55 Jimmy Carcassi 16 L.Dowling 47 H.Rix 15 Kieran Knox 41 Johnno Dowdy 17 Jack Martin 47 Steven Elysee Sam Oke 19 Anthony Milesi 56 Jack Gavin 17 J.Hammond 48 J.Dear 16 Victor Jenkins 42 Elliott Holden 18 Nathan McPherson 49 Virak Lim 20 Jojo Amaah 57 Will Edmunds Craig Pratchett 18 I.McCrimmon 49 J.Nicholson 17 Tim (Bob) Carracher 43 Sam Holzer 19 Rory Naylor 50 Ratana Oum 21 Tim Bolger 58 Sam Perkin 19 M.Terech 50 C.Harrison Jarred Schafer 18 Trent McIntyre 44 Dylan kelly 20 Mark Dodin 51 Blake Misson 22 Jack Worrell 59 Liam Boschen 20 S.Skipper 51 Z.Klimas 21 Matt Wilson 52 Steve Wills Michael Schultz 18a Jonathan Davidson 45 Carey O'Brien 23 Will McTaggart 60 Trent Vanderheiden 21 M.Naughton 52 D.Nadzielski Tyler Soste 22 James Huynh 53 Timothy Steel 24 Matt Bowles 61 Tom Nelson 19 James Dennehy 46 Jake Pirovano 22 N.Hammond 53 S.James 23 Xavier Deayton 54 Natian Scott 25 Shaun Cusack 62 Ben Maloney Leigh Sweetland 20 Tim Roberts 47 Nick Stubbings 23 D.Millhouse 55 T.Bright 24 John Davis 55 Nathan Brouggy 27 Josh Fox 63 Paul Sanders Hayden Taylor 21 Rhys Peet 48 Chris Vial 23 G.Gemetzis (res.) 56 L.Voigt 25 Mason Lambert 58 William Lao 28 Myke Cook 64 Tom Christopher Shaun Uphill 22 Tom Gamble 49 Terry Zisimopoulos 24 J.Dowling 59 B.Gannon 26 Andrew Bird 59 Roger Lai 29 Al Garlick 69 Renny Trainor 23 Aaron Hay 50 Ben Thorson Michael Warburton 25 B.Neurath 60 T.Herrick 30 Chris Graham 70 Liam Brotz 27 Aaron Mills 60 Christopher Dureau Mitch Westhead 26 D.Taylor 61 P.De Koeyer 24 Nick Hogan 51 Jonathon Sherrin 31 Nick Kilner 78 Josh Gover 28 Jordan Collins 62 Kedrasmey Teap 25 Jack Kreymborg 88 Matt Kreymborg 32 Chris Neophitou 98 Mitch La Fontaine Al Wyatt 27 M.Ryan 63 Jackson Kirtland 29 Jack Crameri 64 Grant Leake 33 Daniel Harrison 99 Jack Barclay Paul Yeowart 28 James Kirtland 64 D.Gauci 26 Harley Ambrose © 30 Jack Bourke 99 1/4 TIME 1/2 TIME 3/4 TIME FULL TIME 1/4 TIME 1/2 TIME 3/4 TIME FULL TIME 1/4 TIME 1/2 TIME 3/4 TIME FULL TIME 1/4 TIME 1/2 TIME 3/4 TIME FULL TIME

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PORT MELBOURNE COLTS BENTLEIGH ST KILDA CITY OAKLEIGH DISTRICT

Ground: J L Murphy Reserve, Ground: Bentleigh Recreation Reserve, Ground: P eanut Farm Reserve, Ground: P rinces Highway Reserve, Williamstown Rd, Arthur St, Bentleigh Blessington St, St Kilda Princes Hwy, Oakleigh East Port Melbourne Club Colours: N avy with red yoke Club Colours: R ed, white and black Club Colours: R ed with blue V, vertical panels Club Colours: Black with white sash colts emblem Senior Coach: Paul Dimattina Senior Coach: Richard Houston Senior Coach: Shayne Sheedy Senior Coach: Reserve Coach: Steve Hall Jason Clarke Reserve Coach: Samer Dagher Reserve Coach: Steve Quinlivan Reserve Coach: Ben Smith

# PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER 1 Blake Twomey 28 Nathan Spinks 1 Scott Lawry 29 Andrew Walsh 1 Juy Capp 28 Lincoln Withers 1 Jake Mullen 27 Daniel Saldanha

2 Ben Smith 29 Codey Huggins 2 Chris Johnson 30 Ryan Murphy 2 Ray Lengyel 29 Tom Looi 2 Simon Black 28 Cory Hutchinson

3 Lewis Mildenhall 30 Chris Younger 3 Mitch Allamby 31 Josh McGarry 3 Rhys Joachim 30 Perry O'Hehir-Vargas 3 Luke Casey 29 Daniel Kirby

4 Jackson Brown 31 Matthew McCarthy 4 Mark Smith 32 Chris Fidler 4 Beau Runnalls 31 Leon Materiaki 4 Brendan Keast 30 Daniel Spence

5 Max Mitchell Russell 32 James Allen 5 Jackson Meredith 33 Ben De Nardis 5 Thomas Motlop 32 Zach Amos 5 Pat Carroll 31 Dean Apostolopoulos

6 Jayme Lawson 33 Steve McAnulty 6 Spencer Daly 34 James Kiernan 6 Dylan Sloan 33 Jaison Simadri 6 Anthony Bernardo 32 Daniel Urban

7 Mitch Clark 34 Tanner McMaster 7 Barama Blow 35 Sam McGarry 7 Jackson OHehir Vargas 34 Matthew Saunders 7 Liam McCabe 33 Dean Coker

8 Will Cardwell 35 Bryson Bonnett 8 Jayce Morgan 36 Tom Backman 8 Jaydon Stiles 36 Josef Tye 8 Dave Velardo 34 Dave Barbaro 9 Bryn Thomas 38 Matthew Troutbeck 9 Ryan Carroll 35 Gav Blizzard 9 Stacy Massis 36 Louis McKenzie 9 Josh Docherty 37 Nick Porter 10 37 10 Michael Rodgers 39 Andrew Griffiths 10 Andrew Howison 36 Yaz Malcolm Nathan Doble Samuel St John 10 Mark Tasiyan 39 Adam Cook 11 Lachlan Rennie 38 Sean Weir 11 Kyle Swinden 40 James Howard 10a Paul Gurr 37 Grant Uranie 11 Will De Bruin 40 Dan Georgiou 12 Sam Mitchell 39 Jason Butler 13 Damon Grant 41 Michael Laskey 11 Brad Virgona 38 Jackson Trieu 12 Malcolm Neiwand 41 Regan O'Shannesy 13 Ben Wilson 40 Robert Cornwall 14 Liam Dimattina 42 Matthew Hogan 12 Cam Young 39 Jake Winn 14 Troy Kelm 42 Chris Wilson 14 Jake Wood 41 Christian Gurry 15 Liam Hogton Hewish 43 Andrew Pendlebury 13 Dan Kiellerup 40 Daniel Difede 15 Aaron Green 43 Ben Hall 15 Josh O Donnell 42 Gordan Niami 16 Luke Morrison 44 Dimitri Petrakis 14 Alex McNicholl 41 Joerel Goujon 16 Ben Andonov 44 Alex Jones 16 Tom Merrett 43 Phil Karaminovski 17 Brody Lawford 45 Alex Walker 15 Cam Bell 42 Liam Cogan 17 Jamil Tye 45 Jack Nanovich 17 Matt Alvis 44 Daniel Vuli 18 Justin Hall 47 Daniel Istines 16 Aarron Henneman 43 Luke Harvey 18 Harry Czarnecki 46 Benjamin Cairney 18 Josh Attard Dickson 45 Hery Cristanto 19a Ben Cooper 49 Peter Lambrinos 17 Ryan Pearson 44 Mark Tesoriero 19 Mitch Oman 47 Samer Dagher 19 Shannon Franklin 46 Nichloas Harkins 19b Andy Lee 50 James Watts 18 Brody Hodic 45 Matt Nicholas 20 Oscar Woods 49 Campbell Marsden 20 Torren Bonnett 47 Luke Hardwick 20 Steve Galileos 51 Liam Corkhill 19 Pat Lucarelli 51 Ash Peterson 21 Matt Runnalls 50 Ned Whittaker 21 Toni Vuli 48 Billy Walter 21 Saf Balic 54 Chris Yenofkian 20 Dave Bedggood 52 Sheldon Hayne 22 Nick Perry 51 Josiah Llakulu 22 Jake Knox 49 Iliesa Vuli 22 Nick Fahy 56 Liam Nixon 21 Paul Fermanis 54 Sheldon Hayne 23 Keith Dobson 52 Glen Krepp 23 Arlyn Hagiwara 50 Ratu Koroi Bete 23 Kayne O'Brien 58 Michael Riddle 22 Joe Castello 60 John Cardamone

24 Ben Hitchcock 52 Josh Green 24 Chris Clement 60 Rob Moriarty 24 AJ Nyanjok 53 Felix Brown 23 Anthony Lucarelli 65 Nuru Jammeh

25 Jamie Stephenson 53 Nathan Davey 25 Andrew West 63 Sean Scotland 25 Vin Dang 54 Ashleigh Crooks 24 James Black 66 Roy Cardamone

26 Tim Hanly 54 Michael Campbell 26 Todd McLean 66 Luke Delany 26 Jarhvis Materiaki 55 Steve Arvanitis 25 Colin Killeen 67 Jamal Kandaki

27 Michael Rosenfield 55 28 Mitch Smart 71 Scott Mortimer 27 Troy Parker 59 Samuel Lesser 26 Conor Morgan

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the club that gave hope to all our supporters. and pushed on to win by 102 points. Our club’s By James Kiernan BENTLEIGH We had a young and somewhat inexperienced biggest win of the season showcased Liam Football senior side in, but one thing we knew was that Corkill’s staunch defence, Andrew Pendlebury’s Saturday morning was a momentous occasion our Demons wouldn’t simply roll over. We started relentlessness, Michael Laskey’s consistency for the club with the official unveiling of Bentleigh competitively, with James Howard kicking a good and Mitch Allamby’s leadership. The win brings Football Netball Club’s inaugural Women’s goal from the forward flank, but with the wind our reserves up to third place on the ladder. football side. Our girls came up against a well- against us in the first quarter our opponents drilled Endeavour Hills side in their first regular quickly grabbed control of the match never let us BFNC’s under 19’s, much like our seniors, fell season match and gave it a red-hot crack. We truly back in the game. behind early in the game and couldn’t gain the were with them stride for stride through the momentum needed to mount a comeback. first half, but our inexperience got the best of us We trailed by 46 points at half-time, as we Ultimately going down to St Kilda City. Max Black when we let them get away in third quarter and struggled to take advantage of our transition was awarded best on ground for our Demons. couldn’t catch them in the fourth. At the final possessions and were duly punished going siren we had lost by 47 points, but the girls stuck the other way. With in-game injuries depleting Next up for seniors and reserves: Port Melbourne around the club all day and night for our massive us further, we found ourselves down on the Colts. Under 19’s: Endeavour Hills. Women: ladies day function and all had a great time. A scoreboard as well as the bench and despite the Murrumbeena at 10:15 on Saturday the 6th. big congratulations to Jess McGaw who made best efforts of workhorse midfielders Jackson Sponsors history by being the first woman to kick a goal Meredith, Michael Rogers and others; we were Random and much appreciated sponsors for Bentleigh. unable to close the gap. Down this week, but definitely not out as we have a great opportunity of the round: Round three for our men’s teams saw us return next week to go 2-2 for the year against Port Beachside Electrics, 0419 002 909 home to Arthur Street to face a confident St Kilda Melbourne Colts. City side, coming off a big win against Dingley. South Melbourne Glass, 0414 509 344 And although our senior side was hampered by Our reserves however, made a mockery of their injury, there was a youthful exuberance around opponents. As they grabbed a strong lead early Associated Print Management, 0417 303 217

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CHELTENHAM word means and then put it in operation. Curls Booran Holden Cheltenham, Cabinet Timbers, Laurence “The Sloth” Cuthbert suffered a must be disgusted with trash some of you very Caltex Safeway Star Shop Cheltenham, Combined bad break to his leg in the Reserves game on immature boys showed on Saturday. Have a Auto Traders, Dingley Village Community Saturday and at the last news was in Monash good look in the mirror and think what you can Bank Branch, Dingley Conveyancing Services, Hospital. From everyone at the club we wish do to improve your attitude and how it reflects Dominoes Pizza Cheltenham, Essential Money, him a speedy recovery and hope to see you on our club!. Freight & Logistics, H.G.& Co Pty Ltd, Inspired Business Solutions, Inspired Communications, around the club soon. To the trainers from BOORAN HOLDEN THIRDS: A very comfortable Kilburn Joinery, Middy’s Cheltenham, Murray both clubs a big thank you for your efforts in victory by a side that’s endeavour can never be Thompson – Member for Sandringham, Navarone ensuring he was being well looked after until questioned. Best were Shafer, Brookers and Gil. the ambulance arrived. accident & Vehicle Repair, Oliver Hume Property GARDEN OF GOOD & EVIL NETBALL: Div 7 had a Funds, Pentarch Group, Perfection Air, Quest ROYAL OAK HOTEL SENIORS: They say bad great win 47-29 with Brooke Davis and Jasmine Apartments Cheltenham, Rosella Foods, Royal kicking is bad football – and that just does not Garces best while the Div 5 girls recorded a 32-19 Oak Hotel Cheltenham, Seymour Law, Shannon’s mean on the scoreboard. You cannot expect to victory over Bentleigh. Auctions & Insurance, Sport Strap, Southland turn it over by foot as often as we did on Saturday Kia, Tasman Meats, T.G.I. Friday’s Southland, and still expect to get the chocolates. This week Caltex Safeway Star Shop Cheltenham Volunteer Terrain Tamer 4WD Parts, The Garden of Good our best is expected and demanded. Best were of the week: Ann Milesi who this year has taken & Evil Cheltenham, The Workshop Auto Service Sean, Wibur and Vaughnie. over running the canteen and on Sunday manned Centre, Woodlands Golf Club. it while Beaumaris Juniors played at J.B.O. It BENTLEIGH RSL RESERVES: What has been said has been said many times that our club is only Thanks for your continued support. above also applies. Best were Sanders, Lawson as strong as our volunteers and Ann is a pillar and Kizza. of strength. To keep up to date with all the latest news from around the Cheltenham Football & Netball Club, TASMAN MEATS COLTS: A wise man once said 2017 PARTNERS please follow us on Twitter @cheltenhamfnc or on “discipline” and I would suggest that the players Baci’s Hair Artistry, Bakers Delight Cheltenham, Facebook @cheltenhamfnc.

Massive challenge today against Mordialloc, Wins to all other sides except Dingley Yellow in DINGLEY who have taken all before them so far. We look Division six who went down by just one goal. A week or so ago, local football identity Kevin forward to another big match. Fantastic progress so far. Supporters should try SUPPORTING THE SFNL Meade passed away. Kevin was a friend to many The Reserves showed good poise to record a to get along to the courts at Dingley games to at Dingley: father, mentor and advisor to his come from behind win last week to go 2 and 1. really get behind them. AND LOCAL SPORTING CLUBS son Craig [Senior Coach from 1998 to 2000], Again it was a strong, one in all in team effort, uncle and grandfather to past and present and although depth is still an issue, this win $10,000 Draw coming up in two weeks on Dingley players and was a huge figure at Noble showed encouraging signs for the weeks ahead. Saturday May 13 after interleague game. See Col Park, Clayton and Keysborough Footy Clubs. Spud’s Thirds, although similarly light on for or Brooksy for tickets. Condolences to Gloria, Block, and the Meade numbers, got up by ten points: so well done. families. A quick note to the occasional halfwit who Jimmy Cullen’s Under 19s had the bye and thanks thinks it helps the team by making smart arse Despite a slow start on the scoreboard and with to those from Jim’s team who helped in the comments to umpires as they enter or leave the the game still to be won at the main break, last Reserves against Port. arena. A wise man once said: “It’s best to say week’s senior game was blown apart in the third nothing and for people think you are a fool, than quarter against a very willing Port Colts. It was What can we say about our netballers, who continue their winning ways? to open your mouth and have it confirmed”. hard to pick a non-contributor. In fact there were none, so let’s just go with :- “Best Players- entire In last week’s results, our Division One side A big thanks again to all our fantastic sponsors, team”, and a very happy coach. played out a draw 52 goals each in a thriller. genuine supporters and volunteers.

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MORDIALLOC their first points in emphatic style. Much respect The biggest cheers were reserved for our OAKLEIGH DISTRICT Jenna in goals was shooting well, supported Note from Ed Briohny with blood and to Clayton. It’s very difficult struggling to put ladies football side, who brought home victory by Kirby in GA, however, Kirby went down commando rolls wow! Thanks Mel! Another mixed day which got better as the day sides on the park when the players just aren’t by ten goals in the first ever round of SFNL Football report late in the second quarter with an ankle wore on, culminating in history being made on there to fill spots. We’ve been there – we know ladies football. After leading by the only goal at Girls kicked off the year down at East injury. The 3rd quarter is fair to say Socially Saturday evening. that you will recover. Leading goalscorers were quarter time our girls slammed on five more in Brighton on the Friday night. It was a good Hampton had the better of us and controlled Fun night at the club last Satdee. Thanks to the second term, and never looked like being the evergreen Pete Nelson with 7, Ryan Carrison competitive effort and we look forward to the ball and game and we found ourselves all who came and all who helped. Especially To the netball first, and it was our fourths with 4, and Sam Holland, Luke Ardrey & Angus headed from there. The pride in the face of that were the only side to taste victory, with the improvement that will inevitably come. playing the chasing game. To the girls to Yaz and Brooke Well done all. Cameron with 3 each. James Pither, Scott fearless leader Nat Cardamone was evident, our youngest side running rings round their Everyone should get down this Friday night credit they knew this and settled in the last Pitura and Al Pike were amongst the better considering the difficulties in getting the side This week you will receive your $20 raffle Hallam opponents. Our shooters did well to to support the girls in their first home game. quarter to play more structured netball as a players, and welcome back to old fan favourite together, and the whole club shares this pride convert the plethora of opportunities created in the team and all its members. Nat with 5 and On Saturday we hosted Cheltenham with team, coming away with a good win. Natalie book. All funds go to the club so sell em and Al Jackson after some years away. and dealt a crushing 52-20 defeat to the ladies Alesha Neil with 3 headed the goal kicking tally. all three sides on display. U 19’s started and Sharelle in WD are really coming to get em back quick. Also a reminder to all of Hallam. The thirds spent rather more time The firsts were just as convincing in posting a Melanie Gratton, Tanya Rosenquist and Natalie us off well drawing away in the second half understand the vital role of this position and players to chase a personal sponsor. Photos at the defensive end of the court, losing a huge win against an undermanned opponent. West were also excellent on the night. But this to record a resounding victory. We seem Briohny with some blood and commando going up fast, we need all on board for this physical encounter to St Kilda City by 49-29. The Chaps made the point that these are often the was truly a team effort, and everyone deserves to be improving each week so keep at it rolls on court is really finding her strength. great fundraiser. seconds were steamrolled by Heatherton – then hardest games to coach, and doubtless it can the plaudits that come their way. lads. The reserves followed with a similar And of course our reliable defence this week again, just about every opponent of theirs is be that focus can be easily lost. Our boys played scoring pattern to score another win and to Sincere thanks to the following new 2017 steamrolled – finishing on the end of a 53-26 Our sponsor of the week this week is Arden stood strong and solid. If there was a loose the game out well though and were still firing at also start the season 3 zip. All the club is sponsors: Woodstock Pizzas CISA Laser reverse. And the seniors came back well after Homes. Arden Homes are a small company ball, our defence was on it. the end of the final quarter, so that’s certainly enjoying the ressies this year with so many Clinic Mulgrave Bakery Every-Bodi And last week’s mauling from Heatherton but were focused on sharing their significant experience something to be happy about with the stern Round 3 ‘Woodstock Pizzicheria Player of outlasted by a Caulfield side with their own to build trust and customer satisfaction. They new players to keep our eyes on. Keep up thanks go to our loyal and generous ongoing test of Dingley to come. Ben Humphrey, Steve the Day’ is Brooke Langham. In defence she designs on finals action, tasting defeat by 49-26. offer three ranges of single and double storey the good team work everyone. supporters, Bendigo Bank Murrumbeena, Tolongs and James Morris ended their day with Lucy McKeown had a good game. I know this – homes designed to make a statement in terms A great and rousing last quarter run saw committed to every play for the full game APB building g and Design Consultants, 5 goals each, with Matt Ravenall bringing home of style, value and inclusions. Isn’t it time you and when I asked her to take that extra she told me… the ones pull away in the last quarter to East Oakleigh IGA, Ausreo Moorabbin, G 4. Other good players on the day included Justin stepped up to the home you’ve always promised record a confidence boosting win. Injuries step and back herself she did, resulting & C Motors, Chadstone Toyota, Il Duca On to the football, and the seconds registered Summons and Sean Van Velsen. yourself? Go to www.ardenhomes.com.au. were playing a part all day, so it was a gutsy in intercepts and ball turnovers. Her Restaurant, Dandy Flooring, Urban effort by all. A real big test awaits the club willingness to respond was exceptional. next week down at the peanut farm. Bring Body Corporate, , Trevillian Signs, Pro- We also announce that our 2017 Netball ST KILDA CITY boys as they ended up with a fantastic 52 point Sarah Jackson and Cara Plant led the girls it on we say. Motive Bayside, Garden Gear , and A & R win. This was a solid performance after our great forward and they capitalized on opportunities. Captain is Nicole Hill. Nicole will be Automotive Repair Centre, Football win the week before. Now the challenge for the Div 2 suffered a big loss to top seed Heatherton Netball . supported by Vice Captain Lorinda The boys travelled to Bentleigh to play last year’s boys is to build a winning culture which I have no so it’s back to the drawing board. Div 3 had a This from Mel. In round 3 we played Thompson. Congrats to both players on We do appreciate your generosity. Support runners-up. The game had all the hallmarks doubt is gaining momentum week by week. And consistent game to come away winners against Hampton. Our first half was strong and their appointment. our sponsors! AND GO DISTRICTS. of being a close game. After winning the toss a special shout out to all our great supporters Lyndale, working well transitioning the ball down we kicked with the wind and started strong. for their passionate comments during the game. the court to the shooters to finish. Div 4 and Div 5 Troy Kelm gave us first use of the football while I hope to see you and your mates turn up each Red both had good wins, whilst Div 5 Black went down forward Beau and Troy were unstoppable. week to support the boys. Reserves battled again down. Div 7 were hopeful coming into their match At quarter time we had a 6 goal lead and were and suffered another resounding defeat, and the against East Brighton, however the oppositions looking good. Second quarter the boys stepped U19’s got themselves back on the winners list defensive pressure proved too strong. City went up and against the wind kicked 3 goals to 1 to 79-23 against Bentleigh. down 30-13 in the final quarter. go in at half time with an 8 goal lead. Many in the stands thought the game was over and that Netball Club Sponsors: Red Scooter, Village Belle Hotel, the Saints would just run over Bentleigh. To Mixed results from the courts. Div 1 got their first Energetic Apparel, Bendigo Bank, Melbourne Bentleigh’s credit they fought hard in the last win on the board, beating a solid St Paul’s team. City Holden, J&L Meats, Insightful Systems and half to go virtually goal for goal. All credit to the Exceptional defensive work from Tash Petroff, Chisholm & Gamon.

Football: the boys come to play, we are a chance, but ST PAULS U19s played Parkmore/Springvale Districts at everyone must be switched on” he stated. After Social: home. We started with hard fought, fluent footy an even start, 2 late term goals saw us hold a All players and supporters are reminded of the but then lapsed with costly 1% turnovers to be 12 pt fist quarter lead. East Malvern’s big men May social events: just behind at the first break. dominated the second term, and with an open forward line, kicked 6 goals for a handy 19 point 6th May: PINKSCO Night Our 2nd quarter was our worst for the year, held half time advantage. We were not sharp and our Venue: McKinnon Reserve, $10 entry, scoreless whilst our opponents outplayed us contested ball pressure had dropped off - had 8.00 pm til late, dress code “Anything Pink” to be 17 pts up at half-time. We received a footy lesson in the 3rd, as we continually chased and we come to play?? 27th May: COCKTAIL Night watched with no endeavor. 6 goals down, to our Our second half teamwork and pressure were Venue: The Deck in Brighton, $70 tickets credit we showed some fight and closed the gap exemplary - everyone lifted - and with Matt includes beer, wine and finger food. to lose by 10 points. Once we start to believe, we Kreymborg kicking 8 goals, we had a worthy 10 8.00 pm til late will win matches. point win. Netball: Reserves: A good first game from Connor Byrne. Div 1 girls played St Kilda City and were looking We performed reasonably in the first half, going Halliday and Gilder worked tirelessly in the to bounce back after a fiery battle last week.We in 16 points behind. In the second half, the muddy conditions, and our young group finished came out with tremendous pressure on centre Panthers showed why they are undefeated and ladder leaders.Their big men dominated, their strongly. Many tough games to come but this passes and throughout the court - the first field kicking was precise and their defence held was an awesome effort. term very tight. Ann Cooper and Caitlin Lewis us to 1-1 for a 15 goal win. Impressive game Good to see former great players T Mac and fforced many turnovers, while Grace Healey was from Paul Booth who made his first appearance Travis at the match. particularly strong in the goal circle. Despite for the Doggies. dynamic work by Eliza Barnes at WA, we missed Greatly appreciated the effort by Alex Spencer Seniors: a few attacking opportunities and trailed by 12 - helping to clean up our change-room after We fielded quite a small side, as Josh Jack goals in the finish. the game. and Macca were all unavailable due to work Div 4: The girls went down 22 to 66 against or injury. The scribe discussed prospects with A reminder to all: Support our sponsors ONE Keysborough. coach Jason Heffernan before the match. “If PAPER, JBS HOSPITALITY and BENDIGO BANK

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Several teams put their first win on the board in Round 4 of Division 2 in the Luke Newton and Ryan Archer combined to kick eight goals between them with DIVISION 2 SENIOR DIVISION 2 RESERVE Southern Football Netball League, with those wins coming at the expense of Archer and Lachlan Dobson (three goals) named best on ground. some surprising teams. TEAM PWL D F A %PTS TEAM PWL D F A %PTS Chelsea Heights took the early advantage, leading by 22 points at quarter time, Chelsea Heights 4 4 0 0 353 245 144.08 16 Skye 4 4 0 0 565 117 482.91 16 Highett 8.11 (59) def Skye 6.14 (50) before Hampton struck back in the second to cut the lead to two points at half time. Skye 4 3 1 0 394 186 211.83 12 Chelsea Heights 4 3 1 0 316 194 162.89 12 The first of the surprises comes the way of Highett as the Bombers came crashing back down to Earth following a hot start to the season. The Heighters kicked five goals to three in the third term to break away to a Hampton 4 3 1 0 355 336 105.65 12 Caulfield 3 2 1 0 285 152 187.50 8 17-point lead, before adding a further eight goals to five in a high scoring final The Dogs were impressive throughout the match, showing the form that got term to secure the 39-point victory. Caulfield 3 2 1 0 206 176 117.05 8 Murrumbeena 3 2 1 0 184 155 118.71 8 them into the finals last season while first half inaccuracy from Skye, kicking 2.11 was a big factor in its first loss of the season. Guy Timms was named best on ground for the Hammers, while James Gascard Keysborough 3 2 1 0 233 215 108.37 8 Highett 4 2 2 0 273 253 107.91 8 kicked four goals. Jack Prosser bagged two goals for Highett as its leading goal kicker while Sam East Brighton 4 2 2 0 335 327 102.45 8 Mount Waverley 4 2 2 0 293 331 88.52 8 Jackson and Pat Singh were outstanding in their efforts across the ground. ROUND 5 PREVIEW Springvale Districts 3 1 2 0 178 193 92.23 4 Hampton 4 2 2 0 245 283 86.57 8 In a low scoring, but hard fought first half, it was Skye which held the lead, but Round 5 action kicks off this weekend before teams enjoy a week off with only by one point at the main break. interleague footy around the corner. Highett 4 1 3 0 256 295 86.78 4 Heatherton 4 2 2 0 268 315 85.08 8 Highett bagged two goals to one in the third term to go ahead by 10 points before Chelsea Heights v Skye (Beazley Reserve) Mount Waverley 4 1 3 0 297 411 72.26 4 Springvale Districts 3 1 2 0 140 205 68.29 4 kicking another three goals in the final term to run out nine-point winners. Game of the Round Heatherton 4 1 3 0 232 389 59.64 4 Keysborough 3 0 3 0 114 240 47.50 0 Marc Frizell and James Bateman were names the Bombers best. Easily the two best teams so far this year, despite Skye’s loss to Highett last week, easily making this the game of the round and it should pan out into an Murrumbeena 3 0 3 0 161 227 70.93 0 East Brighton 4 0 4 0 78 516 15.12 0 East Brighton 13.10 (88) def Heatherton 7.11 (53) absolute thriller. East Brighton announced themselves as finals contenders, earning its second Skye 1.6 2.11 3.11 6.14-50 Skye 4.1 8.5 13.6 15.10-100 win in a row after defeating Heatherton by 35 points. The Bombers will be disappointed to drop the match to Highett and will be keen to bounce back against Chelsea Heights, with top spot on the line for the winner. Highett 1.2 3.4 5.9 8.11-59 Highett 2.4 2.6 3.12 5.13-43 A scorching first half, which saw the Vampires scored 10 goals to just two, was the major catalyst behind the victory. Skye: Goal Kickers: B. Dawson 2, J. Thomas 2, N. McConville, A. Pacey Skye: Goal Kickers: B. Dyer 6, P. Follett 2, B. Bormann 2, J. Glover 2, C. Lester, The Heighters are 4-0 and have started to click into gear, making them all the Best Players: M. Frizell, J. Bateman, J. Martinson, A. Planner, K. Gascoigne, M. Watts, T. McEachern Marcus Lavender was in scintillating form, booting four goals in a best on more dangerous, especially at their home deck. N. McConville Best Players: S. Thomas, S. Byrne, J. Glover, L. Scott, M. Watts, ground performance, while Ryan Stringer was also impressive with two goals. Chelsea Heights by 15 points. Highett: Goal Kickers: J. Prosser 2, C. Ryan, Y. Pasialis, P. Singh, J. Jones- N. Papachristofilou East Brighton started well, booting four goals to one in the first quarter before Hampton, S. Jackson, S. Lidstrom Highett: Goal Kickers: J. Gasio 3, J. O’Keefe 2 Highett v East Brighton (Turner Road Reserve) adding another six goals to one in the second to lead by 49 points at the main Best Players: S. Jackson, P. Singh, J. Jones-Hampton, C. Kinsey, S. Lidstrom, Best Players: M. De IACOVO, J. Duell, M. Baragwanath, J. Gasio, J. Greer, The Dogs are coming off a high after knocking off the Bombers for their first win break. B. Hughes E. Brown of their season, while the Vampires are in good form after winning their last two. Heatherton struck back with five goals to one in the third quarter to reduce the Both of these sides consider themselves finals contenders and both will East Brighton 4.3-27 10.5-65 11.6-72 13.10-88 East Brighton 1.3 2.7 3.10 3.13-31 margin to 21 points, the Vampires held firm in the last to secure the win. probably be fighting for the fifth and final spot on the ladder come the end of Heatherton 1.3-9 2.4-16 7.9-51 7.11-53 Heatherton 3.1 6.3 12.11 16.16-112 Callum Cusack and Nathan Foster were named the Tonners’ best. the season. East Brighton: Goal Kickers: M. Lavender 4, S. Murphy 2, R. Stringer 2, A. Bailey, East Brighton: Goal Kickers: A. Tornese, A. Scarcella, J. Conroy Keysborough 13.8 (86) def Murrumbeena 9.10 (64) If that ends up being the case, a win in this round will go a long way in B. Wescombe, G. Gorozidis, K. Love-Linay, M. Bertoncello Best Players: C. Thorne, A. Tornese, A. Jilich, L. Webb, R. Stokes, T. Beard The Burra are back in business after having the bye in Round 3, securing their determining who ends up there come seasons end. Best Players: M. Lavender, R. Stringer, M. Backman, M. Jamieson, B. Hope, Heatherton: Goal Kickers: J. Siegel 4, M. Weaver 3, W. Earle 2, J. Parfett 2, second win of the season while keeping Murrumbeena winless. B. Muller J. Maclaren 2, J. Weaver, T. Faull, S. Harris East Brighton by 21 points. Heatherton: Goal Kickers: M. Sauer, S. Merryweather, J. Stone, C. Tosin, Best Players: M. Millar, S. Gibbs, T. Faull, A. Chalmers, R. De Kock, J. Weaver A six-goal second half was enough to secure the win for Keysborough, after it Keysborough v Caulfield (Keysborough Reserve) D. Langley, R. Maddaford, B. Cochrane held a slender two-point lead at the main break. Another potentially exciting contest that would likely be match of the round any Best Players: C. Cusack, N. Foster, A. Coffey, J. Stone, R. Maddaford, P. Lavery Cory Hargreaves and Tim Werner combined for six majors for the winners, while other week, the Burra host the Bears with each side coming off opposite ends of the spectrum. Keysborough 3.2 7.4 11.7 13.8-86 Keysborough 1.3 2.5 3.6 3.6-24 Riet Pal was named their best on ground. Murrumbeena 3.1 7.2 9.7 9.10-64 Murrumbeena 1.2 2.6 5.9 9.12-66 The first half of the match was tightly contested with both sides scoring seven Keysborough are 2-1 coming off an excellent win against Murrumbeena while Caulfield is also 2-1, but lost to the upstart Mount Waverley last week. Keysborough: Goal Kickers: C. Hargreaves 3, T. Werner 3, R. Pal 2, C. Dalton 2, Keysborough: Goal Kickers: N. Hampton, N. Torcasio, B. Sloss goals, but Keysborough held the lead at half time. G. Humphreys , L. Damato, C. Bryan Best Players: S. Dunn, D. Prib, T. Anderton, B. Sloss, P. Smith, H. Weston The Burra was able to break away during the third term, booting four goals to The Bears will be eager to atone for their disappointing performance last week Best Players: R. Pal, B. Dexter, T. Werner, B. Mather, C. Hargreaves, J. Cole Murrumbeena: Goal Kickers: R. Clayton 5, D. Hewson 2, S. Parkes, W. Nash two to extend the lead out to 10 points, before adding another two goals in the and will be keen be aggressive at the ball early, but the Burra will be ready for Murrumbeena: Goal Kickers: M. Nandor 2, E. Espinosa 2, J. Semmel, Best Players: D. Schmiedl, W. Nash, R. Clayton, M. Menara, J. Smith, S. Parkes last quarter to win by 22 points. the challenge. M. McMahon, J. Walker, J. Wright, A. Bradley Caulfield by three points. Best Players: E. Espinosa, J. Semmel, D. Hargrave, R. Pickering, M. Nandor, Eduardo Espinosa and Jake Semmel continued their good form for Murrumbeena. C. Evans Mount Waverley 11.11 (77) def Caulfield 10.16 (76) Murrumbeena v Springvale Districts (Murrumbeena Reserve) The second big surprise of the weekend came courtesy of the Lions, who scored The Beena remain the only winless team in 2017, but perhaps their best chance Caulfield 1.2 6.6 9.9 10.16-76 Caulfield 4.5 5.9 13.15 20.17-137 their first win in Division 2 with arguable the biggest upset so far this season. for victory comes this week when they host the Districts. Mount Waverley 5.4 6.6 10.6 11.11-77 Mount Waverley 3.1 7.4 8.4 12.5-77 Mount Waverley booted five goals to one in the opening quarter to get the jump Springvale, however, is coming off the bye and will be raring to go as it looks for Caulfield: Goal Kickers: J. Buggy 3, C. Dove 2, T. Stait, J. Lanyon, A. King, J. Caulfield: Goal Kickers: J. Backway 4, J. Hunter 4, C. Spencer 3, T. Rowley 3, S. on Caulfield, but the Bears fought back in the second term to level the game. its second win of the season. Benoiton, T. Heagney Gunning 2, V. Moore 2, A. Markham, K. Tribuiani Best Players: J. Buggy, H. Lanyon, C. Dove, A. Sheed, T. Heagney, A. King Best Players: S. Gunning, J. Backway, M. Hurley, V. Moore, B. Gardner, T. Rowley Michael Dennis and Michael Keem were each impressive for the Lions while The Beena arena as always been kind to the host club and I feel like Mount Waverley: Goal Kickers: J. Rickard 3, A. Mathers 2, P. Schulz 2, A. Mount Waverley: Goal Kickers: J. Brown 5, P. Kinsella 2, J. Thea 2, T. Kram, K. Joseph Rickard booted three majors. Murrumbeena has played well without getting the reward, a trend that won’t continue this week. Mullucks, J. Gough, I. Taylor, C. Jeffries Anglim, R. Dux After giving up a 26-point quarter time lead, Mount Waverley again held the lead Best Players: M. Dennis, M. Keem, A. Mullucks, J. Smith, A. Mathers, R. Mathers Best Players: J. Brown, J. Thea, T. Kram, N. Anglim, B. Macdonald, P. Kinsella at the end of the third term, kicking four goals to three. Murrumbeena by 22 points. Hampton 1.4 3.8 6.14 9.17-71 The final quarter was thrilling right until the final siren with both side kicking Heatherton v Mount Waverley (Ross Street Reserve) Hampton 2.2 7.6 10.9 15.9-99 This could also be a potentially exciting contest with both sides similarly Chelsea Heights 3.1 4.3 6.6 8.7-55 inaccurately, but Mount Waverley was able to hold on for the win. Chelsea Heights 5.6 7.8 12.14 20.17-137 matched heading into Round 5. Hampton: Goal Kickers: B. Griffin 2, D. Chisholm 2, B. Bennett 2, L. Tempany, Jake Buggy was named Caulfield’s best after kicking three goals. Hampton: Goal Kickers: J. Gascard 4, L. Thornell 3, L. Chevalier 3, P. Bolger 2, J. Cafarella, T. Selim The Tonners had their moments against the Vampires last week, but were L. Hayes, C. Smith, M. Ashman Best Players: L. Tempany, L. McLuckie, H. McLennan, J. Chitty, K. Reynolds, Chelsea Heights 20.17 (137) def Hampton 15.9 (99) unable to get on top while the Lions were excellent against the Bears. Best Players: G. Timms, J. Gascard, L. Hayes, A. Zanca, L. Timms, A. Alister B. Bennett A scintillating 13-goal second half performance from the boys from Beazley Heatherton always likes playing at home, but there is something about Mount Chelsea Heights: Goal Kickers: R. Archer 4, L. Newton 4, L. Dobson 3, P. Smith Chelsea Heights: Goal Kickers: K. Murphy 2, B. Wendt 2, T. Cantwell, G. Glitzos, Reserve has sparked them to their fourth win to start the season. J. Waters, L. Gherini Waverley and its good form that I like. 2, M. Johansson 2, J. Robertson, P. Matheson, M. O’Driscoll, J. Uren, J. Peryman Best Players: T. Cantwell, K. Murphy, J. Jagintavicius, C. Cocker, P. Gerard, The Heighters only led by two points at the half time break, but five goals in the Best Players: R. Archer, L. Dobson, L. Newton, J. Uren, M. Johansson, J. Prendergast third and eight goals in the fourth helped secure the win. Mount Waverley by 10 points. J. Peryman

20 | SFNL RECORD 2017 SFNL.COM.AU | 21 2017 DIVISION 2 SENIOR FIXTURE

ROUND 1 ROUND 8 ROUND 15 1-APR 3-JUN 22-JUL Chelsea Heights 11.8-74 def Murrumbeena 7.7-49 Heatherton v Chelsea Heights Chelsea Heights v Hampton Highett 11.10-76 def by Keysborough 14.16-100 Caulfield v Highett Highett v Skye Heatherton 14.4-88 def Springvale Districts 10.17-77 East Brighton v Murrumbeena Heatherton v East Brighton Mount Waverley 10.12-72 def by Hampton 13.9-87 Skye v Keysborough East Brighton 6.9-45 def by Skye 15.8-98 Hampton v Springvale Districts Mount Waverley v Caulfield Bye - Caulfield Bye - Mount Waverley Murrumbeena v Keysborough Bye - Springvale Districts ROUND 2 ROUND 9 8-APR 10-JUN Keysborough 6.11-47 def by Chelsea Heights 11.9-75 Highett v Chelsea Heights ROUND 16 Springvale Districts 7.9-51 def Highett 5.8-38 Murrumbeena v Mount Waverley 29-JUL Hampton 11.9-75 def Heatherton 5.14-44 Keysborough v East Brighton Skye v Chelsea Heights Skye 15.7-97 def Mount Waverley 5.5-35 Springvale Districts v Skye East Brighton v Highett Caulfield 9.9-63 def East Brighton 7.9-51 Hampton v Caulfield Mount Waverley v Heatherton Bye - Murrumbeena Bye - Heatherton Springvale Districts v Murrumbeena ROUND 3 ROUND 10 Caulfield v Keysborough 22-APR 17-JUN Bye - Hampton Chelsea Heights 9.13-67 def Springvale Districts 7.8-50 Chelsea Heights v Caulfield Highett 12.11-83 def by Hampton 15.4-94 Heatherton v Murrumbeena ROUND 17 Heatherton 7.5-47 def by Skye 22.17-149 Mount Waverley v Keysborough 5-AUG Mount Waverley 18.5-113 def by East Brighton 23.13-151 East Brighton v Springvale Districts Murrumbeena 7.6-48 def by Caulfield 9.13-67 Skye v Hampton Chelsea Heights v East Brighton Bye - Keysborough Bye - Highett Highett v Mount Waverley Heatherton v Caulfield GAMEDAY MOUTHGUARDS ROUND 4 ROUND 11 29-APR 24-JUN Murrumbeena v Hampton Hampton 1 5.9-99 def by Chelsea Heights 20.17-137 Murrumbeena v Highett Keysborough v Springvale Districts Skye 6.14-50 def by Highett 8.11-59 Keysborough v Heatherton Bye - Skye East Brighton 13.10-88 def Heatherton 7.11-53 Springvale Districts v Mount Waverley Caulfield 10.16-76 def by Mount Waverley 11.11-77 Hampton v East Brighton ROUND 18 Keysborough 13.8-86 def Murrumbeena 9.10-64 Caulfield v Skye 12-AUG Bye - Springvale Districts Bye - Chelsea Heights Mount Waverley v Chelsea Heights ROUND 5 ROUND 12 Heatherton v Highett 6-MAY 1-JUL Skye v Murrumbeena Chelsea Heights v Skye Murrumbeena v Chelsea Heights Hampton v Keysborough Highett v East Brighton Keysborough v Highett Caulfield v Springvale Districts Heatherton v Mount Waverley Springvale Districts v Heatherton Murrumbeena v Springvale Districts Hampton v Mount Waverley Bye - East Brighton Keysborough v Caulfield Skye v East Brighton Bye - Hampton Bye - Caulfield ROUND 19 19-AUG ROUND 6 ROUND 13 20-MAY 8-JUL Chelsea Heights v Heatherton East Brighton v Chelsea Heights Chelsea Heights v Keysborough Highett v Caulfield Mount Waverley v Highett Highett v Springvale Districts Murrumbeena v East Brighton Caulfield v Heatherton Heatherton v Hampton Keysborough v Skye Hampton v Murrumbeena Mount Waverley v Skye Springvale Districts v Hampton Springvale Districts v Keysborough East Brighton v Caulfield Bye - Mount Waverley Bye - Skye Bye - Murrumbeena ROUND 7 ROUND 14 ROUND 20 27-MAY 15-JUL 26-AUG Springvale Districts v Chelsea Heights Chelsea Heights v Mount Waverley Mount Waverley v Murrumbeena Highett v Heatherton Hampton v Highett East Brighton v Keysborough Murrumbeena v Skye Skye v Heatherton Keysborough v Hampton East Brighton v Mount Waverley Skye v Springvale Districts Springvale Districts v Caulfield Caulfield v Murrumbeena Caulfield v Hampton Bye - East Brighton Bye - Keysborough Bye - Chelsea Heights, Heatherton, Highett

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CHELSEA HEIGHTS SKYE KEYSBOROUGH CAULFIELD

Ground: Beazley Reserve, Thames Prom, Ground: Carrum Downs Rec. Reserve, Ground: Rolwey Allen Reserve, Ground: K oornang Park, Chelsea Heights Wedge Rd, Carrum Downs Cnr Stanley & Cheltenham Rds, Koornang Rd, Carnegie Keysborough Club Colours: N avy with Red Yoke Club Colours: B lack, red and silver Club Colours: Navy, gold and red Colours: Red, white and blue Senior Coach: Brad Canavan Senior Coach: Ben Walker Senior Coach: Matthew Ferguson Senior Coach: Steve Kidd Reserve Coach: Corey Johnson Reserves Coach: Shane Rowley Reserves Coach: Daniel Pendlebury Reserves Coach: Chris Spencer Thirds Coach: Jason Forsyth Thirds Coach: Jamie Pi

# PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # THIRDS # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER 1 Geoffrey Humphreys (Co-Cap) 42 Daniel Durdin 1 Jackson Fry 30 Corey Cocker 1 Marc Frizell 31 Chase Allan 1 William Straney 1 Tom Heagney 27 Harris Lanyon 2 Ryan Goodes 43 Harry Weston 2 Dale Hynes 31 Mark Stevens 1 Brendan Weighell 32 Jim Martinson 2 James Farrell 4 Cameron Dalton 44 Brendan Sloss 2 Sean Gunning 28 Andrew Sheed 2 Aaron Pacey 33 Nathan Naughton 5 Gerard Smith 45 Jesse Cuffe 3 Joel Williams 32 Heath Bennett 5 3 Ben Still 29 Adam Ballard Corey McCormack 6 David Prib 46 Joel Reid 3 Ben Walker 34 Jarrod Karadeas 4 Jamie Waters 33 Josh O'Dwyer 6 David Shaw 7 Jake Dunn 47 Jason Griffiths 4 Chris Dove 30 Christian Trumble 4 Matt Haverfield 36 Ben Williams 8 Brandon Mather 49 Shane Cudby 5 Jesse O'Dell 34 Luke Gherini 8 Cory Baines 5 Brandon Turner 31 Brad Giles 4 Nick Papachristofilou 37 Sam Byrne 8a Davor Rajic 50 Joseph Scata 6 Luke Behin 35 Antonie Ricaut 9 Joseph Bekierz 51 Troy Cullen 6 Anthony O'Shea 32 Shane Campbell 9 Ryan McConville 5 Josh Scrivano 38 Paul Follet 10 Damon McCormack 52 Chris Bryan 7 Jordan Peryman 36 Ben Wendt 7 Zac Barter 33 Rory Hunter 5 Corey McCormack 39 Kyle Gascoyne 12 Travis Scott 11 Glen Hawthorn 53 Taylan Killi 8 Kade Murphy 37 James Prendergast 12 Daniel Morland 54 Nathan Hampton 7 Spencer McCartney 41 Faisal Payenda 8 Daniel Nilsson 34 Jake Benoiton 18 John Hernan 13 Sam Flight 55 Glenn Tempany 9 Jarryd Uren 38 Chris Holding 8 Jordie Thomas 42 Jayden Glover 14 Dylan Carlsson 56 Nathan Torcasio 9 James Backway 36 Benn Harris 20 Kyle McMaster 10 Tyler Cantwell 39 Aaron Rhodes 15 Michael Downie (Co-Cap) 57 Tim Mackie 9 Nick Webb 43 Cal Lester 10 Chris Lewis 37 James Daidone 26 Riley Powlesland 16 Tom Siposs 58 Gordon Hyde 11 Phil Matheson 40 Peter Gerard 10 Marty Watts 45 Dom Spinucci 17 Bryce Sutton 59 Ryan Carmichael 11 Fred Gorman 38 Luke Wakeling 27 Chris McMenamin 12 Michael Wade 41 Michael Dettman 11 Brett Dawson 46 Matthew Hogson 18 Riet Pal 60 Jake Skilton 12 Andrew Mase 39 Jayden Grose 19 Jack McKinney 62 Jake Robertson 13 Michael Dankert 42 George Glitzos 12 Scott Thorne 47 Tim McEachern 28 Ben Forsyth 20 George Lazaridis 63 Richard Eppinger 13 Luke Murchie 40 Jason Twirdy 14 Nathan Herrington 43 Thomas Macafee 13 Ash Planner 48 Daniel Turner 31 Jason Lester 21 Brad Scott 67 Gabriel Clayton 22 Karl Schoenmaekers 68 Ian Hampton 14 Jake Buggy 42 Chris Spencer 15 James Jagintavicius 44 Michael Shaw 14 Mick McGreal 49 John Lalor 44 Trevor White 23 Matthew Haines 69 Bros Vourn 15 Tom Stait 44 Alex Markham 15 Cam Petrie 50 Daniel McConville 16 Callum Dodson 45 Andrew Cupit 58 Jodi Nankervis 24 Calum Letcher 70 Justin Cherrett 25 Tim Bacic 71 Paul Taylor 16 Adam King 46 Adam Pepperell 17 Patrick Morrissey 47 Ryan Dyer 16 Tim Barr 51 Hayden Harvey 59 Clinton Fitzgerald 26 Luke Damato 72 Daniel Whiteoak 16 Chris McCann 54 Michael Kelly 17 Travis Rowley 48 Leigh Weiss 18 Michael O'Driscoll 50 Matt Bastin 27 Cory Hargreaves 73 Daaneyel Khan 65 Dean Flynn 19 Aaron Harper 57 Steve Hawkins 28 Tim Werner 74 Jake Whiteoak 18 Josh Wood 49 Mick Harrington 19 Lachlan Dobson 52 Cameron Gates 66 Daniel Parkinson 29 Tom Anderton 76 Brad Connors 20 Ben Harper 61 Nick Hofmann 19 John Hunter 51 Tim Ferguson 20 Mick Dyer 54 Luke Williams 30 Jake Bakes 77 Andrew Connell 21 63 68 Josh Riley Matt Poore Michael Kane 31 Jake D'Atri 79 John Tran 20 52 21 Ryan Archer 55 Simon Harper Tom Kenny Frank Drago 32 Shane Dunn 80 Joel Whiteoak 22 Ben Evans 64 Sotiris Soliminidis 70 Glenn Fielding 22 Declan Lee 58 Nicholas Oliver 33 Jonathon Hawes 81 Nigel Vandergert 21 Sean Walton 54 John Eierweis 22 Ryan Eadie 65 Brandon Black 72 Christian McGuire 34 Jack Cole 86 Jonathon Markovitch 23 James Robertson 60 Matthew Johansson 22 Alex Cables 56 Adam Coxsell 23 Luke Scott 71 Shaun Thomas 35 Simon Sloss 87 Jacob Bradshaw 74 Josh Robinson 24 Nathan Beazley 64 Tim Poole 36 Jacob Caisley 88 Jamie Pi 23 Rowan Clarke 57 Judd Lanyon 24 Jess Elms 73 Tom Minton 37 Shane Daniels 89 Jake Buenaventura 25 66 83 Andrew Hodge 24 Matthew Costantino 60 Matt Blee Bryce Atherton Ethan Duell 25 Nathan McConville 80 Brad Dyer 38 Liam Crawford 92 Jarryd Cipressi 39 Damian Cullen 99 Anthony McKeever 26 Luke Newton 67 Phil Smith 26 Joel McConville 82 Andrew Hodge 85 John Jose 25 Gabe Brennan 62 Brett Phillips 40 Nathan McLean 100 Aaron Lieberman 27 Kenny Albis 28 James Bateman 84 Blake Bormann 99 David Collihole 41 Bryce Dexter 26 Ryan Butler 1/4 TIME 1/2 TIME 3/4 TIME FULL TIME 1/4 TIME 1/2 TIME 3/4 TIME FULL TIME 1/4 TIME 1/2 TIME 3/4 TIME FULL TIME 1/4 TIME 1/2 TIME 3/4 TIME FULL TIME

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MURRUMBEENA SPRINGVALE DISTRICTS HEATHERTON MOUNT WAVERLEY

Ground: Murrumbeena Park, Ground: Springvale Reserve, Ground: Heatherton Recreation Reserve Ground: Mayfield Reserve, Lewton Rd, Kangaroo Rd, Murrumbeena Newcomen Rd, Springvale Ross Street, Heatherton Mount Waverley Club Colours: M aroon, Gold yoke Club Colours: Navy, white monogram Club Colours: Black & White stripes Club Colours: G reen and gold, lion emblem and lion and red trim Senior Coach: Chris Keenan Senior Coach: Nick Smith Senior Coach: Steve Wright Senior Assistant: Shane Burbidge Senior Coach: Danny Rout Reserves Coach: Warrick Earle Reserves Coach: Shane Costantino Reserves Coach: Jeremy Sissons Reserves Coach: Chris Lacey Thirds Coach: Daniel Gargano

# PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER 1 Will Nash 33 Mitch Hendley 1 Matt Thompson 30 Steve Aitken 1 Nathan Foster 30 Chris Keenan 1 Jarrod Wilkin 36 Timothy Proctor 2 Josh Wright 34 James Schubert 1a Brenton Holiingworth 31 Marcus Scoutto 2 Blake Cochrane 30a Jonathon Frizzle 2 Cliff Aikman 37 Matthew Parrella 3 Jarrod Walker 35 Chris Niclasen 2 Ben Stacey 32 Brad Dight 3 Josh MacLaren 31 James Van Elewoud 3 Matthew Jeffries 38 Kieran Anglim 4 Eddie Espanosa 36 Josh Godino 2a David Nutting 33 Justin Lim 5 Shayne Gibbs 31a Daniel Beauchamp 4 Jason D'Cruz 39 Nicholas Anglim 5 Will Voorham 37 Michael McMahon 3 Stephen Bagley 34 David Pearce 6 Pol Lavery 32 Alan Loyd 6 Michael Kinsella 40 Mitchell Jager 6 Sam Moloney 38 Alex Goold 4 Lance Baptist 35 Jason Huljack 7 Shaun Keenan 33 Warrick Earle 7 Patrick Kinsella 41 Sam Taunt 7 Dean Hewsen 39 James Allan 5 Matt Soutter 36 Leighton Ross 8 Andy Morris 34 Michael Bruce 8 Karl Kusko 42 Christopher Cafiso 8 Michael Kinsella 39 Rhys Clayton (Res) 6 Ryan Cunningham 37 Ben Laier 9 Justin Whyte 35 David White 9 Christopher Jeffries 43 Jame Tighello 9 Mitch Walder (Sen Capt) 40 Liam Wolf 7 Mitchell Latimer 38 Luke Wenke 10 Matt Sauer 36 Craig Earle 10 Jackson Smith 44 Nicolas Collins 10 Rory Cahalane 41 Harry Fleming 8 Todd Wills 39 Richard Constantino 11 Jesse Stone 37 Micheal Millar 11 Ben Beecroft 45 Jason Leung 11 Lachlan Batt 42 John Valles 9 Kris Thompson 40 James Kellet 12 Joshua Corcoran 38 Kristian Fredrickson 12 Jake Brown 46 Jason Thea 12 Darcy Hargrave 43 Richard Gillies 10 Tristan Potts 41 Hao Qui 12a Nick Cody 39 Rory De Kock 14 Richard Mathers 47 Rory Dux 13 Ray Pickering 44 Ryan Balalis 11 Will Naville 42 Matthew Devereaux 13 Stefan Harris 40 Andrew Soll 15 Alex Mullocks 48 Jordan Cavanagh 14 Dechlan Turkington 45 James Hurst 12 Tommy Ho 43 Matthew Ork 14 Travis Faull 41 Matt Jamieson 16 Joseph Rickard 49 Jay Cavanagh 15 Cam Walker 46 Cam Rundell 13 Steve Comino 44 Joel Billings 15 Aiden Nelson 42 Veroshan Sripragasan 17 Ian Taylor 50 Brett Macdonald 16 Nathan Davidson 47 Robbie Hyde 14 Sam Blackburn 45 Ryan Oliver 16 Daniel Langley 43 Leigh Holroyd 18 Cameron Kirkup 51 Nevyn Richardson 17 Harley Turkington 48 Chris Keating 15 Daniel Morris 46 David Monaghan 17 Adam Chalmers 44 Jason Siegel 19 Taryn Dawson 52 Drew Macrae 18 Anthony Ekberg-Weiss 49 Robbie Ryan 16 Tom Cooper 47 Billy Green 18 Paul Connolly 45 Joel Parfett 20 Andy Mathers 53 Andrew Capovilla 19 Luke Porter 50 Josh Hargreaves 17 Cam Mcleod 49 David Yang 19 Craig Hunter 46 Benn Hall 23 Danial Pearce 54 Leigh McInnes 20 Matt Nandor 50 Chris Smith (Res) 18 Lachie Morrey 50 Jordan Kein 20 Jarryd Cox 47 Marty Weaver 24 Brenton Cincotta 55 Jay Beattie 21 Chris Evans 51 Cam Barr 19 Luke Woolrich 51 Ryan Williams 21 Chris Newman 48 Blake Roberts 25 Thomas Petronik 58 Kessel Zoethout 22 Mark Richardson 52 Eddie Brown 20 Blake Rout 52 Andrew Ross 21a Craig McLachlan 49 Matt Griffin 26 Phil Schulz 59 Stuart Polack 23 Sam Parkes 53 Bailey Knight 27 Daniel Thirkell 60 Tanner Kram 24 Tom Valenta 54 Michael Menara 21 Stefan Feehan/Alan Taing 53 Damian Stoter-Rainer 22 Cam Moon 50 Michael Angus 28 Andrew Meredith 61 Michael Dennis 25 Jordan Cusin 55 Jackson Walsh 22 Sean Francis/Peter Heng 54 Frank Constantino 23 Rodney Blackbourn 51 Nav Kumar 29 Zac Browne 63 Jesse Burns 26 Jake Semmel 56 Patrick Au 23 Matt Allendar 55 Sang Souen 24 Chris Tosin 52 Jake Weaver 27 Josh Smith 57 Shane Larkins 24 Chris Lacey 58 Cameron Chiv 25 Aaron Coffey 53 Justin Rowswell 30 Jason Bird 65 Jonathan Jordan 28 Alister Bradley 58 Quenton Poncracz 25 Jarrod Wright 59 Jay Dart 25a Kane Tucker 54 Justin Reynolds 31 Shane Costantino 66 Ethan Tobias 29 Sean Geaney 59 James Shirley 26 Liam Hamilton 61 Josh Dart 26 Stew Gibbs 55 Jarryd Elton 32 Tom Stapleton 70 Randy Newman 30 Jack Reggardo 60 Jack Dear 27 Jack Allendar 62 Kris Gray 27 Reagan Maddaford 56 Michael Berenyi 33 Michael Kambouris 72 Michael Keem 31 David Schmiedl 61 David Murphy 28 Lem Nguyen 64 Alex Hang 28 Callum Cusack 57 Niranjen Kumar 34 Sean Rickard 99 James Gough 32 Chris Cairns 62 Dave Easton 29 Nick Duff 99 Jack Hicks 29 Sam Merryweather 58 Jacob Hurst 35 Toby Patrick

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HIGHETT EAST BRIGHTON

Ground: Turner Road Reserve, Turner Rd, Ground: Hurlingham Park, Highett (Melway Ref #77H9) Nepean Highway, Brighton East Club Colours: Navy, white and red hoops Club Colours: with Bulldog motif Red With white V Senior Coach: Sam Hecker Coach: Peter Larsen Reserve Coach: Paul (Ruffa) O’Neill Reserve Coach: Jason Tickner LIVE

# PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER 1 Charlie Kinsey 25 Sam Jackson (Sen VC) 1 Tyler Thorne 30 Athan Guiliani 2 Marcus Lavender 31 Adam Governi 2 Daniel Booth 26 Nick Vawser 3 Jacob Gatt 32 Nick Heley SPORTS 3 Jordy Thompson 28 Jack Nagle 4 Aaron Viney 32a Braden Zaal 4 James Taranto 29 Bryce Pewtress 5 Brodie Muller 33 Andrew Raszkiewicz

5 Yianni Pasialis (Sen VC) 31 Chris Long (Res Capt.) 6 Brad Wescombe 34 Michael De Luca 7 Seamus Murphy 35 Andrew Jansen 6 Chad Ryan 32 Michael Baragwarath 8 George Gorozidis 36 Xavier Tobin ON THE 6b 34 Jordy Osborne Jackson Millwood 9 Kai Love Linay 36a Jake Cameron

7 Patrick Singh 35 Alex Baragwarath 10 Matthew Bertoncello 37 Matt Wright 10a Ryan Gray 40 Stefan Bjelogic 8 Andrew Carey 36 Brad Sheers 12 Cameron Thorne 41 Andrew Tornese 9 Ary Friedman 37 Elijah Shawcroft 13 Mitch Backman 42 Adrian Jillich 10 Tristan Brown 38 Michael Globan 14 Brody Pearse 43 Trent Beard

11 Beau Jedd 40 Aidan Young 15 Lachlan Smith 44 Kyo Nakagawa 16 Tom Fraser 45 Jordy Rogers 12 Joel Jones 41 Alex Draper 16a Anthony Scaracella 46 Michael Angus 13 Cameron Nayar 42 Stefan Lindstrom 17 David Blee 47 Brendaan Gouin 14 Robert Swain (Sen VC) 43 Billy Prosser 18 Anthony Bailey 50 Harrison Goad

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is crucial in football and after ¼ time there a high level of enjoyment for the girls playing. EAST BRIGHTON was little accountability all over the park. It Many thanks to those involved in the SFNL launch Brighton Holden Seniors might sound contrite but you cannot allow your hosted by the club largely driven by Lisa Jenkin with her band of supporters. A good first half was marred somewhat by opponent space to do what he likes with little pressure. Standing alone when the opposition a temporary fade after half time allowing Social has possession does not mean the ball is coming Heatherton in with a sniff. The underlying to you, in fact, it normally indicates that there is Annual Golf Tournament at Royal Cheltenham problem appeared to be attitude with an 8 goal Sunday May 14th 8.00 AM start. 18 holes Ambrose an opponent free that is likely to get possession. lead fuelling some complacency. The final format. Drinks and BBQ to follow. $70.00 for There is no need for anything else but basic quarter was a somewhat even affair but the young green fees, mobile drinks cart available for defence at this time with the old fashioned man Vampires steadied and were able to consolidate a thirsty golfers. Limited to 36 players but all on man a step in the right direction. Unless you’re good win. The younger brigade will only continue supporters welcome for lunch around 1.00 PM. running free with the ball you should be able to improve as they gain more experience and Great prizes for closest to the pin, longest drive, to locate your opponent by touch at any time, winning team and NAGA award. Get your team of games played. There are still some gaping holes particularly when they have it! Time for players to 4 ready. This is a bye weekend so no excuses. and not enough doing what they can for the full start thinking about what they’re doing! game but that can probably be related to lack Alan Meaney Roast Not to be missed! Club legend A Division of of experience and the inconsistent nature that Ray White Moorabbin Women’s Al Meaney faces off against those that loved yet comes with it. Great to see a more efficient Friday night saw the launch of the inaugural disagreed , at times, with him (if they were game.) women’s competition in the SFNL with the game forward entry set up working for the second May 23rd at the rooms see website for details played under lights. No one really knew what week running but clearance work at stoppages and prepayment. Special guest speakers to ramp to expect but the girls were enthusiastic and will hurt against better teams as the season up the night. You want to talk about football hear determined and notched up their first ever win progresses. This is an area that desperately about how Al Meaney drove success after success. needs work. Overall it was an improvement in front of a generous crowd. The girls have had on the previous week. That will need to keep a hugely positive impact on the footy club and Sponsors trending if we are to take the points against an congratulations must go to the “foremother” Brighton Holden, Ray White Moorabbin, Bendigo improving Highett at Turner Road. Nicole Murphy for driving it and Damian Lynch for Bank Elwood, West Side Meats, Total Balance his efforts along the way. With another 13 games Physiotherapy Bayside, 360 Project Services, Snap Fitness Reserves it has been a positive initiative that has provided Hocking Stuart Brighton, Peter’s Mitre 10 Opening with some positives saw the team lead another aspect of the East Brighton Football Club Caulfield, RSM Insurance Brokers, Wild Holly early before the bad habits previously outlined and judging by the exhilaration of the team at the Cakes, Scaffold Logistics, Sealwell, Rogers Food came back to haunt. Lack of accountability conclusion of the game has certainly provided Co, Hampton Snap Fitness, McKinnon Hotel

kicked through terrific team play with Newton & Reserve draw tickets are on sale, please see redonioncreative.com.au CHELSEA HEIGHTS Johannsson leading the way. committee members to purchase. These notes are brought to you by our Area Specialists Reserves Report: Mid-Year Ball tickets will be going on sale soon. Gold Sponsors: The reserves went down to Hampton, Remember we need your support at all our Combined Wastes Services, unfortunately only playing to our excepted functions to make the season as successful, both Thomas Thomas Plastering standard for no more than 10 minutes in the first quarter resulted in what was our poorest on and off the field. Round 5: performance this year. To their credit the Harry Magee & Co Volunteer of the Week: - MATCH DAY VISION After a successful start to the season, 4 wins Hammers played to their strengths and although Jenny and Alfie, our resident gate keepers for from 4 matches this week we are back at home to opportunities where discussed within the group, their effort and support on game days. take on Skye. Jordan Peryman will be celebrating our inability to transfer this into actions can - LIVE STREAMING TO a mile stone this week as he runs out for his prove costly. BJS Insurance Group Sponsors List: YOUR WEBSITE 100th Senior game for Chelsea Heights. Craft & Co Farm Netball Report: Thomas Thomas Plastering, Combined Waste Doolans Heavy Haulage Seniors Report: With our girls just finishing grading games, we Services, Doolan’s Heavy Haulage, - DVD PRODUCTIONS A pleasing performance against Hampton. We have had a slow start to the season as the girls The Craft & Co Farm, Area Specialists, bounced out of the blocks with a 5 goal quarter get used to playing with each other. They have 2 Moons Financial Solutions, Bendigo Bank – 1st quarter. Archer, Dobson, Peryman and Smith continued to improve each week. This week we Aspendale Gardens, Harry Magee & Co, BJS - MATCH DAY PHOTOGRAPHY all prominent. Our 2nd quarter was the complete took on Lyndale and with the girls playing well, Insurance Group, Ocean Herb & Vegs, Peak opposite, as we lost Smith & Cupit to injury and we were in the game until the last quarter where Digital, Matho’s Maintenance, Pumkin Outdoor as a result our structure fell apart! Down to 19 fit we ran out of legs. The girls ended up going down Blinds, Square Peg Finger food, Right Choice - CLUB WEBSITES players in the 3rd we played very well, kicking 5 by 10 goals. Conveyancing, Domino’s – Patterson Lakes, goals with Behin and Uren dominating the middle 2 Moons Financial Solutions Social Events: Sansur Beach Villas – Bali, Balance Massage - DIGITAL BEST & FAIREST of the ground, The fwd line was flexible & creative Saturday 27th May – Cocktail Night 007 Theme, Services, Longbeach Osteopathy, My Pharmacy, and looked dangerous. A brilliant 4th quarter please see committee members to purchase Chelsea Longbeach Physiotherapy, Eclipse Fire PRESENTATIONS reflected our last quarters for the year. 8 goals tickets. Solutions, Pinkcross Bloodstock, A&B Towing - EVENT INVITATIONS & TICKETS Great effort from Liv shooting 17 goals and also hardness at the contest our finishing and quality MURRUMBEENA Lisa and Bea. Final score 17 – 37 to Dingley. ball use let us down, eventually going down by 22 points. - PULL-UP BANNERS Our Inaugural Female footy team headed to Edi- We ventured to Keysborough knowing that 2 Asp for their first game walking away with a 43 wins was crucial. The Ressies got off to a solid A must win game this week against Springvale point win. With Aisling, Grace and Bec showing start and held a 1 point advantage at the long as we welcome all the Hasbeenas back to the - WEB TV SHOWS strength in the defence and up through the break. After halftime we stepped it up a gear and Beena Arena for Past Players Day. Our girls take middle the team went in hard, not afraid to take piled on 7 goals to 1 to run out 7 goal winners. on Bentleigh before the reserves and seniors. - SOCIAL MEDIA & on a tackle and keep the ball up the scoring end. Schmieds was sensational all day with his run We thank all our wonderful sponsors: Woodards Jasmyn Brandon kicking 4 goals! Great effort and carry and Rhys was a welcome return up Carnegie, Bendigo Bank Murrumbeena, EVENT MARKETING ladies – great start for your season. forward kicking 5 majors. Well done guys. Lions Op Shop Murumbeena, Total Waste Solutions, The Rosstown Hotel, Murrumbeena Netballers last grading game. Tough The Senior’s was a sea sawing game for most of Newsagency, Bowen Automotive. competition against Dingley. Very strong side. the day, but we just couldn’t wrest control when Big thank you to the girls that filled in for Beena. it mattered. Despite playing with intense and www.murrumbeenafc.com.au ELEVATING GRASSROOTS TO THE ELITE 30 | SFNL RECORD 2017 SFNL.COM.AU | 31 DIVISION 2: CLUB NOTES

list this week. The Scoobies bounced back absentees but that didn’t bother our Div 1 CAULFIELD well following the bitter taste of defeat last chicks who recorded a comfy win. Our Div With 2 wins on the board we took on the week. Our boys jumped out of the blocks 2 posted a 49-26 win to remain undefeated Div 2 newcomer Mount Waverley and were to take an early lead. Backers finally found after 3 games and our Div 5 team were also blown away in the first quarter by their his mojo booting 4 first-quarter goals but victorious. Unfortunately our other 3 teams the Mount boys challenged and took a slim intensity & desire trailing by 4 goals at didn’t get the chocolates but I’m sure they lead into half-time. To the credit of our quarter time. Our boys fought back well in will bounce back this week. And a big thanks boys and a show of their resolve, our 2nd the second term with some great run and to Genesis Fitness for organising a fantastic half was terrific booting 15 goals to post an boxing class for our netballers last week. On ball use from Jake Buggy and we went into impressive total of 20 goals for the match. the social scene, our Masquerade Cocktail the big-break level. The second half was Vinnie, Mitch & Gards were instrumental in Party is to be held on Sat 6 May 2017 at the a even contest but unfortunately Mount getting our boys going with Johnny Hunter Nixon Hotel in Docklands. got the win by a point. We will learn from & Trav Rowley also playing well. Our netball this and hopefully get back on the winners teams were still impacted by some notable Growler.

went down by 5 goals. Our boys need to channel be better for the run. Jason bagged a nice 4. HEATHERTON what we did in the third quarter and use that Hopefully when you read this it will be Thursday Melbourne Food Distributors for the next two weeks to set us up for the year! night after a good night on the track and not Seniors Report Callum Cusack was sensational in the ruck, through blurry eyes on Saturday morning. dominating every contest. Reagan Maddaford After a heavy week of rain and wind, we expected Heatherton Football & Netball Club is proudly Saturday to be the same, but we rocked up to continued his electric form from the start of the sponsored by: beautiful sunshine, great facilities and a perfect year by heading Back into defence and playing Cody Gems & Jewellery, Melbourne Food deck for football! At quarter time we were well alongside Pol putting in a huge effort after Distributors, Cheltenham Moorabbin RSL, behind the 8 ball and 3 goals down! A positive a fortnight away! Tom the Lumberjack, Harris Family Meats, quick start from our forwards didn’t last long Cody Gems and Jewellery Reserve Report Chadstone Toyota, 360 South, Rick Butler and all of a sudden we were 8 goals down at Market Gardens, Miracle Autospray, Bendigo What did we do before sat nav’s? Used a the long break! A small spray at half time and Bank Dingley Village, Cheltenham Conveyancing a fair change up gave us a burst of energy, and Melways and arrived early! We started with we fired up with a 5.5 to 1.1 quarter and it looked 14 and the other 8 arrived in dribs and drabs Dave Templeton would like to thank Matt like we might just run over the EB... but the last throughout the 1st quarter. Mick Millar was Buckley and Melbourne Food Distributors for quarter became an arm wrestle and we and our stand out. Ben, Tom, Josh and Rory will sponsoring him for the 2017 Season.

BOG went to Dex, 365 club player award to quarter we proved what we are capable of coming KEYSBOROUGH Georgey & Keysborough Hotel Voucher Award to back from 7 down at 3 1/4 time to only lose by 2. It We welcome all our Past Players today on the Brando. shows that a full 4 quarters is needed at this level for a win! 70th anniversary of its first competition game in Melsteel Reserve’s Report the 1947 B Grade Competition of the Dandenong With 6 players required up for the seniors and B Grade District Football Association at Bangholme. several other players unavailable the boys had a Saturdays game was always going to be a tough vastly different side from recent weeks. The boys game against Dingley, however, there were more Hopefully we can put on a performance that had a serious crack for 3 quarters but were over positive signs this week! The defenders had a makes you proud as we take on last year’s grand run in the last, the effort is there but the fitness great game and gave lots of opportunity for us to finalist Caulfield. isn’t yet, so it’s crucial the guys that need to get get some goals on the board. Unfortunately our R & D Roofing Senior Report fitter put in the hard work to ensure that first win is passes let us down and this is something we need We welcomed a bogey side in Murrumbeena just around the quarter. to work on to get wins! to our ground having previously lost the last 3 Better players were Shaneo, Tommo, Pribby, C Grade games against them. We go off to a flyer with B.Sloss, Harry & Pete. There was a lot of excited energy in the build up to 2 goals to Timmy in the first 90 seconds but to C grade’s match this week, being played on Friday BOG went to Shaneo, & Keysborough Hotel Murrumbeena’s credit they settled very quickly night and indoors. A dominant display was on hand Voucher Award to Tommo. after that point. We went into ¼ time with a slender by the Keysie girls all game with great pressure 1 point lead. Vigeo Financial Thirds Report down the court, eagle eyes in defence and much improved movement by our accurate and versatile The second quarter was a reversal with The boys were convincingly defeated by Cheltenham with so many players unavailable shooters. A great effort by all players. Murrumbeena getting goals on the board early above it makes it difficult for them to play before we finished the quarter strong with Corza D Grade anywhere near their best footy. amongst the goals & Joff kicking a captain’s goal Had the bye after the siren. It was great to see some familiar faces help out by Social Functions: pulling on the boots. Former star player & coach Saturday July 8th Mid Season Ball at Longbeach The third quarter saw Murrumbeena once again Adam Williams run out with the boys along with Hotel Chelsea 7pm onwards skip out to a dangerous lead but for not the first Daniel Mackenzie who was over form Perth for time this season the boys really rallied and kicked the weekend. Cocktail Party $80 includes food & drinks, dress the last 4 goals of the quarter to take in a 2 goal to impress. lead into the last quarter. Better players were Chip, Riddock, Arty, Bullet, Robbo & Metro. Contact Christine Ferguson 0421 812 947 or The last quarter we managed to kick the only 2 respond to event on our Facebook page. goals of the quarter to register a much earned 22 Keysborough Hotel Voucher Award went to Arty. Payments to Christine or via EFT as below: point victory. Keysborough Hotel Netball Report Payments EFT (Use your name as a reference) Riet once again starred with another nomination A Grade for Mark Of The Year, along with Coley, Brando, A slow start for A Grade this week against a young A/C NAME: KFNC Joff, Bomber, Georgey and Dex who did a fantastic but talented Heatherton team. It was a catch-up BSB: 633 000 job on his senior debut. game right from the beginning but in the last AC: 133 646 836

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FALCONS FAVOURITE FIRST TO 100 GAMES Endeavour Hills Senior around him. He has been a strong voice for Football Club’s favourite son, the playing group, an idol for the younger Matthew Peake, celebrated players to look up to and a reliable captain for the coaches his 100th game against to lean on when they needed someone to take control. Hallam a fortnight ago. Whilst those at Barry Simon In recent times, it has been increasingly difficult to find Reserve would like to hope a player with as much raw talent, respect and loyalty as he won’t be the last player Peake, with the ever-changing landscape of football clubs to achieve this milestone, he and the growing amount of money being thrown around is the first and so far only local leagues for that chance at winning a flag. Peake, player to do so in this early however, has never asked for anything but the opportunity stage of the club’s seven- year history. to pull on the green and gold each week.

In a time where the club has Since the first game this club has played, Peake has always experienced ups and downs, been the first on the team sheet each week, not because of seen some really low points and went through a volatile who he was, but the body of work that he put in. This work early phase, it would have been understandable for a rare has paid off with 100 games of the highest quality. talent such as Peake to walk away and seek out a stronger, more successful club. In addition to his playing commitments, Matthew has taken a coaching role this year with the club’s Under 19 team. This wasn’t the case, however; Peake stuck through and became a club captain that was respected by all those Congratulations, Matt, on your history-making milestone!

AXLE REACHES 100 GAME VALE HELEN PITMAN MILESTONE Congratulations to The Southern Football Netball League Heatherton FNC’s Craig wishes to extend its sincere condolences ‘Axle’ McLachlan who this to Daryl Pitman and family on the sad passing week plays his 100th game. of Daryl’s wife, Helen.

Axle been a key backman Daryl, the League’s former Media Manager, has been in the Tonner’s reserves involved in media coverage of the SFNL and SESFL team since he began back since the 1980’s. His work extends across multiple in 2010. A courageous and media platforms, including the Football Record (both high marking player who, production and written contributions), television, radio if he became a bit more and the local press. dedicated to training, might see him play more than Helen supported her husband’s business, Village just the eight senior games Graphics, and by extension has been a massive he has played to date. supporter of the SFNL and its media operations. Well done, Axle, hope Rest in peace, Helen. there are many more great games to come! Listen to The 5th Quarter and text in the Code Word for your chance to win a Yellowtail Got a story you want published Wine Prize Pack courtesy of in the SFNL Record? Casella Family Brands.

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SFNL FORMALLY INCLUDES LGBTI AS PART OF ITS SOCIAL CHARTER

The Southern Football Netball League (SFNL) has position, as the statistics of homophobia in sport, along endorsed its position to embrace diversity and equality, with the mental health impacts of homophobia, are including lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and extremely alarming.” intersex (LGBTI) communities, as part of its social The SFNL will be facilitating a League-wide themed charter at its Season Launch held at Hurlingham Park Pride Round for the very first time this year on Saturday last night. August 12. It is believed that the SFNL will be the first The move comes following the success of the inaugural community Australian Rules football and netball league Pride Shield match between St Kilda City and St Pauls in the country to officially have a league-wide themed Football Netball Clubs in August 2016. round to celebrate pride. St Kilda City and St Pauls showed strong leadership The 2017 SFNL Pride Round will see the marquee Pride when they came together to compete for the Pride Shield match played between Division 1 Senior rivals in Shield. Through this pride themed match, they St Kilda City and St Pauls, who launched the initiative maximised the opportunity to educate and demonstrate last year. SFNL clubs will also be welcome to participate how sport can lead the way in creating change in our in the Pride Round to celebrate diversity and equality. community. Mr Cannizzo shared that collectively the community League CEO David Cannizzo explained to over 110 environment can be truly inclusive. guests that the SFNL and clubs have worked hard on “The SFNL strongly believes that the ability for anyone instigating positive cultural change in recent times. to be involved within any level of sport, either as a “In what has been an inclusive focussed mantra over player, official or supporter, should not be affected by the last five years, particularly with netball, women’s someone’s sexuality. Collectively, we can help raise football and the beyondblue partnership, there is now an community awareness that homophobia can have an increased focus on celebrating diversity and equality,” extremely serious impact on a person’s mental well- Mr Cannizzo said. being,” Mr Cannizzo explained. “This is another step forward in the SFNL’s continuing “Everyone should be safe and welcome to be aim to positively change the sporting culture and make themselves in our clubs, and the SFNL strives to create community sport more inclusive for all. environments where members of the LGBTI community feel they are not just welcome, but play key roles in our “The SFNL has a clear reason for formalising this clubs as players, members, officials and spectators.”

ANNIE TO MAKE VFL DEBUT

Some great news for the SFNL umpiring department this week, with former star whistle blower Annie Mirabile set to make her VFL Senior debut this weekend. On Sunday Mirabile will take charge of the Collingwood V Northern Blues clash at Victoria Park, and in the process she will become the first VFL- listed female field umpire to officiate a VFL senior match. Mirabile progressed her umpiring career through the ranks at the SFNL, officiating consecutive Division 1 Senior Grand Finals and took home the Golden Whistle Award in 2014 before her acceptance into the AFL Victoria system. Last year she was an emergency field umpire for the TAC Cup Grand Final. The news has proved incredibly timely, with the SFNL celebrating Community Umpiring Round this weekend. Congratulations Annie! We wish you all the best for your big debut!

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This week we celebrate Community Umpiring Round, and Like footballers, our umpires train hard, working on fitness I am delighted that the SFNL has chosen to recognise and skills, with regular feedback from our coaching panel the essential role that umpires play in both netball and on their match day performances. They are encouraged to Aussie Rules by encouraging some special activities at attend the after-match functions each week to chat with each match. Without our match officials, there would be no captains, coaches and players so that they can develop better games each weekend. relationships with players and officials.

Just as the pinnacle for players is to play AFL or ANZ There is no better way to stay involved in sport after retiring Championship netball, our football umpires also have as a player than to become an umpire. Many former players a development pathway that leads eventually to the MCG now umpire our football and netball matches each week, in September. and there is always room for more of them in our ranks. If First year umpires may start their careers in the SMJFL your playing career is ending this year, consider taking up or in our Under 19s, being mentored by more experienced the whistle next season. You will find that the camaraderie colleagues before progressing to umpiring open age football, amongst our umpires is similar to the atmosphere at any although experienced footballers can generally enter at successful football club. With the relocation of umpires’ Reserve grade level. After gaining senior experience in the training to the Moorabbin Oval in the near future, you will also SFNL, our younger umpires may get the opportunity to train have access to an outstanding facility. with their more experienced AFL colleagues at Ikon Park. This year, Nathan Guy, Courtney Stelling, Matt Crowley, Sam The toughest year for an umpire is his/her first one. We lose Rogers and Patrick Aurish are training with the VFL umpires many young umpires because of inappropriate comments each Tuesday and may get the opportunity to umpire some and behaviours from a small minority of footballers and VFL games in addition to their SFNL commitments. spectators. Like players, umpires improve when given the appropriate feedback on their performances. However, that Each year, we nominate some of our most promising umpires feedback needs to be fed through the umpiring department. to the VFL Umpiring Development Squad with Matt Mahoney If a player or official delivers feedback in a negative way to an and Cam Watts (field), Joel Davis (boundary) and Tayla umpire on game day, it may just cost the League an umpire. Manning (goal) running with the VFL this year. Umpires can then progress to the VFL senior list, the AFL list and I’m happy to receive feedback from coaches and pass it on eventually to the team that officiates at the ‘G on Grand to our umpires in a way that will lead to an improvement in Final Day. Earlier this year, Annie Mirabile, who umpired our umpiring performance, without having a negative impact on Division 1 Senior Grand Final in 2015, took charge of the first our umpires. AFL women’s match at IKON Park in front of over 20,000 I hope that within our football community there is respect for people and a huge live national television audience. Last the job that our umpires do week in week out through rain, year former SFNL goal umpire Daniel Wilson clocked up his hail or shine, and that Community Umpiring Round merely 200th AFL senior match, while former SFNL boundary umpire highlights this. Rob Haarla umpired his third AFL Grand Final. Perhaps the best known umpire to make the AFL senior list from the Yours in Football, SFL/SFNL is Steve McBurney, who umpired 400 senior AFL matches, including four Grand Finals, and was named All Pete Marshall Australian umpire on two occasions. SFNL Director of Umpiring

38 | SFNL RECORD 2017 DIVISION 3 RESULTS: GAMEDAY MOUTHGUARDS ROUND 3 DIVISION 3: MAN ON THE MARK / ANDREW PALOCZI @Apaloczi

There was just one competitive game in Round 3, with the second Jarrad Kennedy kicked six goals for the roaring Lions in his BENDIGO BANK DINGLEY VILLAGE DIVISION 3 RESERVE closest margin being over ten goals. A couple of sides lost by more senior debut. than 100 points. DIVISION 3 SENIOR TEAM PWL D F A %PTS Teammate Matt Ryan was best afield. TEAM PWL D F A %PTS Ashwood 3 3 0 0 447 69 647.83 12 South Yarra 10.13 (73) def Black Rock 9.8 (62) Ashwood 3 3 0 0 414 113 366.37 12 Lyndhurst 3 3 0 0 285 64 445.31 12 ROUND 4 PREVIEW South Yarra 3 3 0 0 297 162 183.33 12 South Yarra achieved an 11-point win over Black Rock with Shaheen Black Rock 3 2 1 0 304 158 192.41 8 Doveton Eagles vs Lyndale (Power Reserve) Lyndale 3 2 1 0 356 166 214.46 8 Merchant contributing three of the Lions’ 10 goals. Lyndale 3 2 1 0 274 151 181.46 8 Whilst Doveton enhanced its reputation with a commanding Hallam 3 2 1 0 254 157 161.78 8 South Yarra 3 2 1 0 253 182 139.01 8 Andrew Volpetti was named the winner’s best player. Round 3 win over Endeavour Hills, Lyndale had a forgettable Doveton Eagles 3 2 1 0 300 191 157.07 8 Hallam 3 2 1 0 176 153 115.03 8 day against Hallam. Endeavour Hills 3 2 1 0 223 251 88.84 8 It was a tight game throughout. Endeavour Hills 3 2 1 0 196 175 112.00 8 Lyndhurst 3 1 2 0 222 217 102.30 4 The Pumas will need to raise their standards considerably to be in The Lions are one of a couple of undefeated teams, and appear Carrum Patterson Lakes 3 1 2 0 249 255 97.65 4 Carrum Patterson Lakes 3 1 2 0 232 222 104.50 4 with a chance against the Eagles. capable of not just playing finals but having a major impact in Moorabbin 3 1 2 0 198 230 86.09 4 Moorabbin 3 1 2 0 114 436 26.15 4 September. Better delivery into the forward line is essential. Black Rock 3 1 2 0 177 226 78.32 4 Doveton Eagles 3 0 3 0 131 196 66.84 0 Dandenong 3 0 3 0 85 448 18.97 0 Sandown 3 0 3 0 123 355 34.65 0 This scribe underestimated the Lions ahead of the season, despite Doveton is a firm favourite to win this clash. Dandenong 3 0 3 0 81 455 17.80 0 suggesting they would be tough to beat at home. Sandown 3 0 3 0 65 424 15.33 0 Sandown vs Ashwood (Edinburgh Reserve) Lyndale 0.2 2.6 3.6 5.8-38 Lyndale 1.2 2.4 3.5 5.7-37 Lyndale 5.8 (38) def by Hallam 15.9 (99) Sandown coach Ange Sammartino’s aim this season was to turn the Hallam 4.2 6.2 11.4 15.9-99 Hallam 2.0 4.2 9.6 12.7-79 In a scrappy first half, Hallam had the edge over Lyndale. Cobras into a competitive unit. Lyndale: Goal Kickers: S. Rainey 3, J. Toole, A. Elysee Lyndale: Goal Kickers: B. Grundy 2, T. Angear, J. Johnson, S. Ho A first quarter downpour made conditions challenging. So far his side hasn’t met the challenge, losing its three games by Best Players: S. Ellis, B. McGaw, J. Toole, K. Saliba, B. Cox, S. Rainey Best Players: K. Smart, M. Leombruni, S. Ho, B. Grundy, J. Johnson, B. McNeil an average of 119 points. Hallam: Goal Kickers: S. Thomas 5, M. Neve 2, R. Mackay, P. Ward, R. Marriott, Hallam: Goal Kickers: K. Smith 4, D. Kerr 3, T. Bradley 3, M. Melrose, G. Kerr Hallam did enough to lead by 20 points at the main break. R. Eggleston, N. Pulham, S. Sigeti, A. Daly, J. Marriott Best Players: K. Smith, B. Coutet, A. Alexander, D. Kerr, C. Parker, M. Brew Facing top-placed Ashwood is a daunting prospect, and a Sandown Best Players: N. Pulham, P. Ward, M. Neve, D. Payne, R. Mackay, S. Thomas The Pumas responded with the first goal of the third term through Shannon Rainey. win is out of the question. Endeavour Hills 0.1 2.4 7.4 8.4-52 Endeavour Hills 2.1 4.4 5.9 7.10-52 Hawk Shane Thomas hit back with a couple of quick majors and The Cobras need to show some spirit for the home fans. Doveton Eagles 3.7 7.9 11.10 17.13-115 Doveton Eagles 2.1 3.4 5.12 5.15-45 Lyndale proved uncompetitive thereafter. Dandenong vs Endeavour Hills (Greaves Reserve) Endeavour Hills: Goal Kickers: D. Batson 2, S. Richards 2, D. Soar, D. Bartley, Endeavour Hills: Goal Kickers: J. Beattie 2, M. Sleiman, C. Jarrett, C. Marshall, Dandenong is looking to rebuild under coach Nathan Boyd. J. Marie, S. Augustus A. Brooks, J. Davies The margin ballooned to 61 points by the final siren. Best Players: D. Batson, B. Moriarty, B. Moldrich, J. Bruce, C. Webber, A. Kartner Best Players: J. Graham, C. Marshall, A. Brooks, J. Taplin, R. Tinney Thomas contributed five Hawks’ goals and Nathan Pulham was Increased competitiveness is the focus this season, but there has Doveton Eagles: Goal Kickers: R. Robertson 6, T. Day 3, A. Read 2, T. Graeske, Doveton Eagles: Goal Kickers: A. Bekiri 2, A. Floyd, D. So, B. Painter been no sign of it yet. M. Clarke, C. Wilson, S. Paynter, C. Wilson, X. Pauli Best Players: S. Mottau, A. Floyd, A. Taylor, T. Clappers, B. Keown, N. Billingham named their best player. Best Players: C. Wilson, T. Graeske, S. Williams, E. Samadi, R. Robertson, The Redlegs have lost by an average of 121 points so far in 2017. J. O’Neill Stephen Chin caught the eye, regularly clearing the ball from the Ashwood 4.3 11.6 16.9 20.13-133 Ashwood 5.5 10.10 19.15 27.21-183 backline. Endeavour Hills presents another imposing obstacle. Moorabbin 1.4 4.5 5.11 6.13-49 Moorabbin 1.1 1.2 3.2 3.2-20 Endeavour Hills 8.4 (52) def by Doveton Eagles 17.13 (115) The Falcons will win, but Dandenong must make them work hard. Doveton Eagles dominated, beating Endeavour Hills by 63 points. Ashwood: Goal Kickers: D. Carroll 7, S. Peake 5, P. Wineberg 2, F. Martinicchio 2, Ashwood: Goal Kickers: J. Morrey 10, K. Jones 4, M. Rossborough 3, C. Brooks 2, Hallam vs Carrum Patterson Lakes (Hallam Reserve) M. Saunders, G. Mahony, R. O’’Brien, J. Chapman B. Hemphill 2, M. Burkwood, M. Collins, N. Dumergue, D. Hanrahan, A. Wiltgren, Cory Wilson was Doveton’s best player for the second time in his Carrum Patterson Lakes brings the confidence gained from its first Best Players: D. Carroll, G. Mahony, F. Martinicchio, M. Menzies, S. Peake, K. O’Connell-webb G. Lithotomos Moorabbin: Goal Kickers: G. Jefferies, F. Peta, L. Blatchford three appearances since transferring from Division 1 club Clayton. win of the season when it visits Hallam. Moorabbin: Goal Kickers: Z. Hostalek 2, B. Shaw, D. Armansin, D. Bone, D. Maizey Best Players: S. Pappas, S. Janjic, M. Russell, L. Pearce, J. Parker He is not to be confused with club captain Corrie Wilson. Best Players: P. Reaby, Z. Hostalek, D. Bone, A. Bodin, A. Shedlock, D. Armansin The Lions are on track to improve on a disappointing 2016. Russell Robertson booted six of Doveton’s goals and took a mark Hallam presents a good opportunity for CPL to learn from one of South Yarra 4.5 6.6 9.9 10.13-73 South Yarra 3.0 5.0 5.2 8.5-53 club president Shane McGrath feels is one of the best he has seen the division’s best sides. Black Rock 1.2 5.2 8.4 9.8-62 Black Rock 5.0 5.2 5.8 11.9-75 in local footy. The Hawks will win convincingly, but the Lions should continue to South Yarra: Goal Kickers: S. Merchant 3, B. Howe 2, C. Brady 2, T. MacDonald, South Yarra: Goal Kickers: R. Kindred 3, T. Lange 3, C. Matheson, S. Fitzpatrick Ashwood 20.13 (133) def Moorabbin 6.13 (49) P. McNamara, B. Hender Best Players: R. Kindred, C. Dore, M. Bohan, S. Fitzpatrick, J. Belfrage, K. Pereira show some positive signs for the future. Best Players: A. Volpetti, B. Hender, Z. Maher, J. Ardern, M. Symons, A. Pane Black Rock: Goal Kickers: D. Armstrong 3, D. Watson 3, G. Telemzouguer 2, Dale Carroll booted seven Ashwood goals in a best on ground Black Rock: Goal Kickers: T. Dalton 3, B. Rafferty 2, J. McMahon, C. Knight, L. Quirk, M. Perichon, A. Birt display against Moorabbin. Black Rock vs Lyndhurst (MacDonald Reserve) L. Blatman, A. Lane Best Players: S. Bonser, C. Durie, L. Quirk, A. Phelps, S. Harris, B. Whiting Black Rock and Lyndhurst enter their clash with just one win apiece. Best Players: D. Kick, T. Dalton, B. Rafferty, W. Sanchez, J. Shulman, B. Meehan The Magpies soared to an 84-point win over the Kangaroos. Lightning sits seventh, with the Jets 10th. Lyndhurst 5.5 9.8 16.12 19.14-128 Lyndhurst 3.5 6.13 14.15 20.17-137 Ashwood is unbeaten and sits on top of the ladder. Both sides would have expected to be better placed and will be Dandenong 0.0 0.2 3.4 3.7-25 Dandenong 0.1 0.1 1.5 2.7-19 Lyndhurst 19.14 (128) def Dandenong 3.7 (25) desperate not to fall further off the pace. Lyndhurst: Goal Kickers: C. Gardiner 5, J. Jakupi 3, H. Browning 3, J. Twite 2, Lyndhurst: Goal Kickers: C. Lecompte 4, C. Arnold 3, D. Connick 2, R. Lowe 2, Lyndhurst romped to victory against an uncompetitive Dandenong. C. O’Connell, J. Gaspero, M. Shannon, P. Cooke, A. Horton, K. Twite J. Lewis 2, D. Hebblethwaite 2, A. Galley, D. Arnold, Z. Guille, R. Liverton, D. Fardon This has the potential to be the match of the round. Best Players: D. Ford, J. Walia, K. Twite, J. Gaspero, M. Spargo, C. Gardiner Best Players: V. Savage, R. Lowe, A. Brehaut, J. Stuckey, A. Galley, Z. Guille By the time the final siren sounded, the gap between the sides was Dandenong: Goal Kickers: R. Witt, N. Ford, J. McEwan Dandenong: Goal Kickers: J. Krake, J. Smith 103 points. Black Rock should prevail at home. Best Players: J. Van Mourik, S. Young, D. Barrie, A. Sloss, B. McDonald, S. Moody Best Players: R. Hall, J. Krake, T. Enver, M. Faria, B. Smith, S. Stuski It was Lightning’s first win of the season, and the biggest in the Moorabbin vs South Yarra (Widdop Crescent) Carrum Patterson Lakes 3.3 8.6 14.8 21.15-141 Carrum Patterson Lakes 0.0 0.0 12.10 20.16-136 club’s short history. Moorabbin is yet to prove itself against a strong side and has an opportunity to do so against unbeaten South Yarra. Sandown 1.2 1.2 3.2 5.2-32 Sandown 0.0 0.0 4.6 5.7-37 David Ford was named Lyndhurst’s best player, with Charlie Gardiner the leading goal scorer with five. Carrum Patterson Lakes: Goal Kickers: J. Kennedy 6, J. Brierley 4, T. Neal 3, Carrum Patterson Lakes: Goal Kickers: R. Graham 4, C. Greenwood 3, The Kangaroos need to be at their best to challenge the Lions. P. Mauracher 2, D. Bell, J. Caspersz, M. Ryan, P. Quilty, N. Gage, A. Wilson J. Paul 3, S. Tantram 2, D. Jennings 2, M. Kibblewhite, J. Beattie, S. Carrum Patterson Lakes 21.15 (141) def Sandown 5.2 (32) South Yarra’s wins have impressed, with a couple coming at the Best Players: M. Ryan, C. Marshall, P. Mauracher, S. Gartland, T. Neal, J. Kennedy Hollingsworth, B. Corrie, B. Freeman Sandown: Goal Kickers: J. Proctor 2, M. McCormick 2, S. Foster Best Players: R. Graham, S. Hollingsworth, J. Paul, C. Greenwood , S. Tantram, Carrum Patterson Lakes recorded its first win of the season, expense of teams forecast to make the finals. Best Players: C. Telley, J. Hewitt, M. Jolley, J. Hurford, S. Jackman, N. Morrish D. Cott crushing Sandown by 109 points. Sandown: Goal Kickers: R. Ettridge 2, H. Jayaratne, J. Bayliss Playing at home offers Moorabbin encouragement, but the Lions Best Players: B. Green, A. Hamilton, W. Barker, R. Logan, C. Slater, J. Hurford It condemned the Cobras to last place on the ladder. will be too accomplished.

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ROUND 1 ROUND 7 ROUND 13 8-APR 3-JUN 15-JUL Lyndale 27.17-179 def Sandown 2.4-16 Lyndale v Moorabbin Lyndale v CPL Endeavour Hills 12.12-84 def CPL 9.3-57 Endeavour Hills v Ashwood Endeavour Hills v Hallam Lyndhurst 4.8-32 def by Hallam 11.10-76 Lyndhurst v South Yarra Lyndhurst v Doveton South Yarra 11.11-77 def Doveton 10.9-69 CPL v Black Rock South Yarra v Dandenong Ashwood 26.17-173 def Dandenong 4.5-29 Hallam v Dandenong Ashwood v Black Rock Moorabbin 6.9-45 def by Black Rock 12.8-80 Doveton v Sandown Moorabbin v Sandown

ROUND 2 ROUND 8 ROUND 14 22-APR 10-JUN 22-JUL CPL 8.3-51 def by Lyndale 21.13-139 Ashwood v Lyndale Hallam v Lyndale Hallam 12.7-79 def by Endeavour Hills 13.9-87 South Yarra v Endeavour Hills Doveton v Endeavour Hills Doveton 18.8-116 def Lyndhurst 8.14-62 Lyndhurst v Sandown Dandenong v Lyndhurst Dandenong 4.7-31 def by South Yarra 22.15-147 Moorabbin v CPL Black Rock v South Yarra Black Rock 4.11-35 def by Ashwood 16.12-108 Black Rock v Hallam Moorabbin v Ashwood Sandown 2.5-17 def by Moorabbin 15.14-104 Dandenong v Doveton Sandown v CPL

GAMEDAY MOUTHGUARDS ROUND 3 ROUND 9 ROUND 15 29-APR 17-JUN 29-JUL Lyndale 5.8-38 def by Hallam 15.9-99 Lyndale v South Yarra Lyndale v Doveton Endeavour Hills 8.4-52 def by Doveton 17.3-115 Endeavour Hills v Lyndhurst Endeavour Hills v Dandenong Lyndhurst 19.14-128 def Dandenong 3.7-25 CPL v Ashwood Lyndhurst v Black Rock South Yarra 10.13-73 def Black Rock 9.8-62 Hallam v Moorabbin South Yarra v Moorabbin Ashwood 20.13-133 def Moorabbin 6.13-49 Doveton v Black Rock Ashwood v Sandown CPL 21.15-141 def Sandown 5.2-32 Sandown v Dandenong CPL v Hallam

ROUND 4 ROUND 10 ROUND 16 6-MAY 24-JUN 5-AUG Doveton v Lyndale Lyndhurst v Lyndale Dandenong v Lyndale Dandenong v Endeavour Hills Endeavour Hills v Sandown Black Rock v Endeavour Hills Black Rock v Lyndhurst South Yarra v CPL Moorabbin v Lyndhurst Moorabbin v South Yarra Ashwood v Hallam Ashwood v South Yarra Sandown v Ashwood Moorabbin v Doveton Doveton v CPL Hallam v CPL Black Rock v Dandenong Sandown v Hallam

ROUND 5 ROUND 11 ROUND 17 20-MAY 1-JUL 12-AUG Lyndale v Dandenong Lyndale v Endeavour Hills Lyndale v Black Rock Endeavour Hills v Black Rock CPL v Lyndhurst Endeavour Hills v Moorabbin Lyndhurst v Moorabbin Hallam v South Yarra Lyndhurst v Ashwood South Yarra v Ashwood Doveton v Ashwood South Yarra v Sandown CPL v Doveton Dandenong v Moorabbin CPL v Dandenong Hallam v Sandown Sandown v Black Rock Hallam v Doveton

ROUND 6 ROUND 12 ROUND 18 27-MAY 8-JUL 19-AUG Black Rock v Lyndale Sandown v Lyndale Moorabbin v Lyndale Moorabbin v Endeavour Hills CPL v Endeavour Hills Ashwood v Endeavour Hills Ashwood v Lyndhurst Hallam v Lyndhurst [SN] South Yarra v Lyndhurst Sandown v South Yarra Doveton v South Yarra Black Rock v CPL Dandenong v CPL Dandenong v Ashwood Dandenong v Hallam Doveton v Hallam Black Rock v Moorabbin Sandown v Doveton *FIXTURE IS PRELIMINARY & SUBJECT TO CHANGE, IN PARTICULAR WITH REGARDS TO NIGHT MATCHES, SUNDAY MATCHES ETC. FOR FIXTURING CONFIRMATION SEE FIXTURES DISPLAYED AT WWW.SFNL.COM.AU. FN - FRIDAY NIGHT, SN - SATURDAY NIGHT, S - SUNDAY

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DOVETON EAGLES LYNDALE SANDOWN ASHWOOD

Ground: Power Reserve, Ground: Barry Powell Reserve, Ground: E dinburgh Reserve, Ground: Essex Heights Reserve, Power Rd, Doveton Halton Rd, Noble Park North Edinburgh Rd, Springvale Outlook Rd, Mount Waverley Club Colours: B lack, white and yellow Club Colours: B lue, white and gold panels, Club Colours: Maroon with gold chevrons Club Colours: B lue, red and white eagle emblem vertical panels Senior Coach: Brad Bruni with cobra emblem Senior Coach: Mick Rossborough Senior Coach: Simon Caldwell Reserve Coach: Brenton Miles Senior Coach: Ange Sammartino Senior Assistant: John Andrinopoulos Reserve Coach: Max Croacker Reserve Coach: Jeremy Nelson Reserve Assistant: Daniel Egan

# PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER 1 Brayden Keown 25 Enayte Samadi 2 Jake Rech 35 Adrian Mattiuzzo 1 Ange Sammartino 27 Aaron Woods 1 Mitchell Saunders 25 Matt Menzies 51 Dylan Boyenga 3 Taylor Rainey 37 Shane Keith 1a Kane Jones 26 Chris Scully 52 Nick Parry 2 Mitchell Clarke 26 Andrew Taylor 2 Steve O'Byrne 28 Beau Mc Lean 5 Jordan Toole 38 Jayden Malek 2 Paul Wineberg 27 Alex Salama 53 Josh Hocking 3 Matthew O'Callaghan 27 Travis Graeske 5a Jared McEwan 39 Max Little 3 29 Kane D'Atri Peter Sale 3 David Reilly 28 Cameron Hipwell 54 Josh Price 3a Raymond Drysdale 28 Todd Byers 6 Alex Bertucci 40 Michael Kaing 4 Matthew Dickson 30 Trevor McGeachin 4 Ben Giblett 29 Brad Hempill 55 Simon Leggett 4 29 7 Matthew Stuart 41 David Luong Kaine Bundy Flamur Beshiri 5 Alex Jong 30 Hugh Bertram 56 Daniel Stefancik 7a Justin King 42 Brett Doust 5 Ricky Logan 31 James Morrish 5 Steven Ognjenovic 30 Matt Fristad 6 Ricky O'Brien 30 Sam Murphy 57 Dan O'Connell-Webb 8 Brenton Miles 43 Brandon Agius 7 Robbie Compt 32 Daniel McMahon 7 31 58 Ethan O'Connell-Webb 5a Andrew Floyd 31 David Mawhinney 9 Shannon Rainey 44 Matthew Allen Ryan Forsyth Daniel Hanrahan 8 33 Matt Bennie Mitch Bould 7a 32 59 Kane O'Connell-Webb 6 David Lever 32 Tony Mertis 10 Brett Tosh 46 Chantra Kriv Darryn Dick Chris Meyers 11 Jamie Morrow 47 Daniel Blake 9 Jamie Proctor 34 Kim Om 8 Michael Spencer 32 Adam Wiltgren 60 Justin Mackenzie 7 Nick Bark 33 Stuart Johnson 12 Trevor Kumetaitis 49 Sokunthy Ho 9 Dale Carroll 33 Nathan Scott 61 Lakshay Totlanil 10 35 7a Jayden Mack 33a Steven Mottau Steve Ritchie Josh Rookes 14 Mark Greene 50 Anthony Salvo 10 Cam Riley 34 Tim Smith 62 Ezekiel Ah Dar 8 Corrie Wilson 34 Tom O'Callaghan 11 Matt McCormick 36 Jordan Dakic 16 Ben Cox 51 Jack Whelan 10a Trevor Shepard 35 Josh Stanton 63 Beau Connick 17 Liam Toole 54 Jonny Smart 9 Xavier Pauli 36 Adam Read 12 R.Gow 37 Warren Barker 11 Jake Chapman 36 Abachez Matthias 64 Paul Hattersley 18 Jared Henshaw 55 Kenny Smart 10 David D'Aquino 37 Omar Babak 13 Shane Scandolera 40 Josh Hurford 11a Samuel Adam 37 David McBaron 65 Declan Brooks 19 Trent Isbister 57 Matthew Collis 12 James Morrey 38 George Lithotomos 66 Tom van Schlam 12 Darran Catton 38 Sean Paynter 20 Joel Veugelers 58 Matthew Leombruni 14 Frank Masofa 41 Broderick Green 13 Frank Martinicchio 39 Mason Morgan 67 Josh Burley 21 59 14 Stuart Williams 39 Brayden Oliver Kahill Saliba Alex Au 16 Aaron Woods 42 Ricky Ettridge 14 Gav Mahony 40 Jordan Gaylard 69 Michael Harwood 22 Jordan Agnello 60 Jayden MacDonald 16 Max Croaker 40 Michael Harris 17 43 23 Aron Elysee 65 Brett Sweeting James Hurford J.Robinson 15 Mark Jones 41 Sean Williams 71 Sam Hines 19 Trent Day 40a Andrew Floyd 24 Andrew Chadwick 66 Brodie McNeil 18 Chris Telly 44 Troy Nancarrow 16 Brett Figas 42 Brad Newman 72 Mick Burkwood 20 Michael Callinan 41 Ben McGowan 25 Jayden Johnson 67 Ben Little 17 Jeremy Collins 43 Mitchell Rossborough 73 Caleb Brooks 19 Neal Brown 50 R.White 20a Daniel Kelsen 49 Daniel Algra 26 Johnathon Malom 68 Adrian Neil 18 Jacob Barker 44 Jeremy Nelson 74 John Cox 28 Brodie O'Loughlin 69 Jayden Denmead 20 Chris Clayton 51 James Hewitt 21 Dale Jose 50 Phil Clinch 19 Matthew Maginness 45 Michael Collins 75 James Collie 29 Tim Angear 71 Huynh Le 21 Jon Billing 60 Adam Powell 20 Kristan Jones 46 Nathan Dumergue 76 Craig Cornelissen 22 Danny Ralph 51 Chris Lawrence 30 Bert McGaw 73 Maurice Babar 22 Liam Exner 70 Matt Jolley 21 Simon Perkins 47 Nick Ignatenko 77 Marc Innes 23 Emilio Williams 57 Chris Rousetty 30a Dean Shukosky 75 Dendara Ouch 22 Chris Spencer 48 Michael Langford 78 James Gasson 31 Tyson Bramble 76 Kane Denmead 23 72 23a Dom So 58 Troy Jordan Dave Archer Brenton Walker 23 Shane Peake 49 Grant Mesley 80 Brad Orr 32 Sam Ellis 77 Justin Doust 24 99 24 Russell Robertson 66 Jarrod O'Neill Dale Fitzgerald Zain Machfud 24 Josh Taylor 50 Michael Field 33 Naser Mustafovski 96 Bryan Grundy 24 Dylan Chadwick 88 Troy Hancock 34 Ed McLean 99 Mitch Robinson 26 Scott Jackman

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DANDENONG ENDEAVOUR HILLS HALLAM CARRUM PATTERSON LAKES

Ground: Greaves Reserve, Ground: Barry Simon Reserve, Gleneagles Ground: Hallam Recreation Reserve, Ground: Roy Dore Reserve, Bennett St, Dandenong Dve, Endeavour Hills Frawley Rd, Hallam Dyson Rd, Carrum Club Colours: Navy, Red and White Club Colours: G reen with a gold V Club Colours: Red, black, yellow Club Colours: M aroon, navy yoke, white monogram Senior Coach: Nathan Boyd Senior Coach: Robert Dipper Senior Coach: Scott Slater Senior Coach: Terry Phillipe Reserve Coach: Michael Labinski Reserve Coach: Cain Padman Thirds Coach: Dean Crutchfield

# PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER 1 35 69 1 Josh Cole 22 Bailey Solier 1 Adrian Kartner 34 Daniel Allen Rory McIvor Brendan Tibballs Shane Thomas 1 Nigel Scott 27 Paul Quilty 2 Stephen Chin 36 Matthew Brew 70 Orhan Etem 2 Andy Mitchell 35 Clint Jarrett 2 Aaron Guy 28 Nicholas Gage 2 Michael Pafiti 23 Rafi Taniwal 3 Daniel Bartley 36 Chris Webber 3 Rohan Suttie 37 Josh Garner 71 David Mullins 4 Andrew Daly 38 Darren Payne 72 Sam Casey 3 Dylan Cott 29 Mitchell Swinton 3 Trent Cole 24 Jayke Hopkins 4 Styron Augustus 37 Tom Carr 5 Mitch Whatman 38 Ryan Thomas 5 Jed Dexter 39 Kevin Atkin 73 Darren Berger 4 Paul Mauracher 30 Cam Marshall 6 Manny Peresso 40 Ben Coutet 74 Ash Camac 4 Terry Solier 26 Jordan Jansz 6 Ben Swift 39 Jake Van Hoesel 5 Ben Guy 31 Brayden March 7 Jarrod Morolla 40 Jason Beattie 7 Chris Molner 41 Danial Connor 75 Mitch Dyer 5 Michael Reid 27 Josh Davis 6 Toby Darma 32 Bo Freeman 8 Nathan Strom 41 Joseph Levanic 8 Daniel Chin 42 Anthony Mutsaers 76 Jack Barrie Sewell 9 Ahsan Ebrahimi 43 Dean Crutchfield 77 Justin Marriott 7 Beau Goldsworthy 33 Alex Wilson 6 Nick Ford 28 David Barrie 9 Matt Peake 42 Reasmey Huy 10 Greg Kerr 44 Shaun Logan Brown 78 Ryan Marriott 10 Aaron Brooks 43 Brok Wightman 8 Mitchell Dicker 34 Matt Ryan 7 Dave Vassallo 29 Brendan Faria 11 Rob Mackay 45 Connor Carlyon 79 Nathan Jerram 11 Brendan Moldrich 44 Matthew Tran 9 John Psaras 35 Ashley Wicks 12 Cam Parker 46 Mitch Wilson 80 Craig Sammutt 8 Jarod Van Mourik 30 Tyson Mackley 12 Nigel DeZilwa 45 Sean King 13 Hayden Ryan 47 Cam Dalgliesh 81 Matt Dean 10 Anthony Caruso 36 Tyler Neal 13 Josh Graham 46 Jayson Bruce 14 Matt Neve 48 Jake Crutchfield 82 Matthew Jester 9 Andrew Sloss 31 Jake McEwan 14 Cedric Legrand 47 Adam Klas 11 Troy Jones 37 Ben Corrie 15 Ash Allen 49 Haydan Tyrer 83 N'gamoh Braima 15 Pat Gill 48 James Taplin 12 Stirling Hollingsworth 38 Billy-Jack Milligan 10 Matthew Faria 32 Phil Brown 16 Stefan Cosas 50 Midi Ebrahimi 84 Nick Jester 16 Ryan Imeson 49 Stefan Krul 17 Tom Bradley 51 Bryce Dexter 85 Joey Sanbar 13 Matt Jackson 39 Swifty 11 Scott Moody 35 Robert Witt 17 Shane Jacobs 50 Joel Marie 18 Daniel Atkin 52 Sean Cherry 86 Isaac Newstead 14 Daniel Bell 40 Dylan Freeman 18 Robert Tinney 51 Nathan Crutchley 12 Tim Ribet 36 Nathan Boyd 19 Tyson Hoy 53 Dean Webb 87 Clive Gervigney 19 Michael Cooke 52 Matthew Souter 15 Cain Padman 41 Daniel Hoffman 20 Josh Furborough 54 Ryan Jordan 88 Tyler Thomas 13 Regan Hall 40 Michael Lawrence 20 Daniel Soar 53 Jason Davies 21 Kieran Smith 55 Mitch Wood 89 Daniel Gentile 16 Jacob Paul 42 Nathan Turner 21 Shaun Richards 54 Richard Thomas 14 Corey Richmond 41 Jayde Handfield 22 Stephen Richards Gill 56 Jake Stephens 90 Jake Marriner 17 Alex Hollingsworth 43 Jordan Caspersz 22 Nick Stanley 55 Matthew Souter 23 Jonothan Daly 57 Corey Davis 91 Eddie Mullins 18 Alex Huchinson 44 Liam Salisbury 15 Alan Busuttil 42 Nick Williams 23 Vas Fournarkis 56 Josh Ladson 24 Ryan Eggleston 58 Digby Allen 92 Jack Maxwell 19 Rhys Graham 45 Christian Leggas 24 Adam Walters 57 Max Herrera 25 Sean Gaitely 59 Jack Hitchcock 93 Luke Tuyau 16 Adam Fiander 43 David Westwood 25 Daniel Morrison 58 Aaron Thomas 26 Jayden Campbell 60 Ryan Fort 94 Eli Takuira 20 Liam Hickman 46 Alex McGowan 26 Daniel Batson 60 Kerry Ashford 17 Brad McDonald 44 Justin Smith 27 Dylan Grayson 61 Joshua Williams 95 Syed Mirranay 21 Scott Gartland 47 Mick Turner 27 Ben Moriarty 61 Raymond May 28 Steven Sigeti 62 Dylan Kerr 96 Luke Kitchen 22 Andrew McCormack 48 Charlie Barton 18 Giuseppe Dimento 55 Mark Johnson 28 Marcus Kleinert 62 Craig Jenson-Schmidt 29 Tim Maskiell 63 Marcus Wilson 97 Jayden Adrover 29 Byron Hoe 63 Andrew Smith 23 Phil Webber 50 Leigh Lighten 19 Kiat Tut 69 Patrick Henderson 30 Jarred Peters 64 Jacob Perger 98 Mitch Brown 30 Daniel Strom 64 Matthew James Auld 31 Lachlan McConville 65 Mark Kotsakis 99 Sean Goss 24 CeeJay Greenwood 59 Daniel Jennings 20 Stephen Young John Dillon 31 Josh Downes 65 James Santilli 32 Phil Ward 66 Aaron Alexander 100 Ricky Boothey 25 Alex Bollen 67 Michael Stedman 32 Cade Marshall 66 Josh Staker 33 Scott MacKenzie 67 Joel Danilo 21 Steven Davis 33 Midhat Sleiman 34 Matt Melrose 68 Grant Vivian 26 Matthew Kibblewhite 1/4 TIME 1/2 TIME 3/4 TIME FULL TIME 1/4 TIME 1/2 TIME 3/4 TIME FULL TIME 1/4 TIME 1/2 TIME 3/4 TIME FULL TIME 1/4 TIME 1/2 TIME 3/4 TIME FULL TIME

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BLACK ROCK LYNDHURST MOORABBIN SOUTH YARRA

Ground: McDonald Reserve, Ground: Marriott Waters Reserve, Ground: Widdop Crescent Reserve, Widdop Ground: Fritsch Holzer Park, Keating St, Black Rock Boland Dve, Lyndhurst Cres, Hampton East Camberwell Rd, East Hawthorn Club Colours: Black with red sash Club Colours: O range, navy, blue Club Colours: Blue and white stripes Club Colours: Maroon, royal blue yoke, gold lion Senior Coach: Brent Ward thunderbolt Senior Coach: David Velt Senior Coach: Darren ‘Daisy’ Stegehuis Reserve Coach: Senior Coach: Patrick Cooke Jeremy Starke Reserve Coach: Wayne Hardman Reserve Coach: Patrick Tuck Thirds Coach: Mick Bennett Thirds Coach: Dallas Saxby

# PLAYER # PLAYER # THIRDS # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # THIRDS 1 Daniel Kick 30 Chris Emmett 1 Cory Durie 1 David Ford 33 Aaron Bennett 1 Dane Maizey 27 Nick Maizey 1 Mark Symons (capt) 27 Nick Maddock 1 Lachy Weardon 2 Louis Adderley 1 Devon Willmott 33 Zak Davis 3 Ricky Rodrigues 2 Will Sanchez 33 James Hooper 2 Ben Shaw 28 Lucas Blatchford 2 Chris Merchant 28 Nick Presland 4 Fabien Banks 3 Jay Williams 34 Nick Hellyer 1 Sam Frawley 34 James Gardiner 2a Corey Mangos 29 Adam Villella 5 Sean Dixon 3 Andrew Sharp 29 Caleb Lazar 5 Jack Carroll 4 Adrian Brehaut (AJ) 35 Ryan Dowell 6 Alby Evans 4 Alex Shulman 36 Daniel Armstrong 3 Tom Hanney 30 Michael Higgins 7 Mick Bennett 5 Adam Horton 36 Scott Levy 4 Justin Ambrosini 30 Grant Jefferies 7 Trevor Head 5 Mark Winberg 34 Nick Hellyer 4 Andrew Carlow 31 Jake Gregurke 8 Ben Whiting 6 Hamish Browning 37 Jamie Gaspero 5 Mick Perry 31 Jarrod McCormack 8 Derek Collins 6 37 Brad Meehan Brenton Henry 9 Jeremy Kilmister 5 John Bohan 32 Gerry Costello 7 Jas Maurice 38 Jay Walia 6 Patrick Reaby 33 Jamie Hutchison 11 Will Freeman 7 Brenton Rafferty 38 Andrew Birt 6 Damien Nelson 33 Jarrod Gloury 14 Brad Fairhurst 9 Anthony Marsden 39 Ben Sherlock 17 Tim Wiese 7 Aaron Robins 34 Steve Janjic 8 Lucas Blatman 39 Tay Luckman 15 Jordan Clough 10 Chris Arnold 40 Jesse Lewis 7 Anthony Davies 35 Justin Baxter 20 Jarred Mills 8 Fabian Peta 35 Shaun Jackson (Sen Capt) 9 Steven Baranski 40 Lachlan Quirk 16 John Barry 11 Chris Smith 41 Anthony Besim 8 Jamie Ardern 37 Kieran Finlayson 21 Andre Leslie 17 Kane Alexander 10 Kristian Bliesner 41 Michael Hogg 11 Justin Newman 42 Jordan Kleesh 9 Scott Latta 36 Declan McGann 9 Scott Stegehuis 38 Julian Belfrage 22 Ian Hume 18 Nathan Maughan 11 Andrew Ferguson 42 Sam Tobin 12 Jake Stuckey 45 Chris Tilo 10 Damien Armansin 37 Will Kruss 10 Anton Tidmarsh 38a Oliver Khoury 23 Cam Veal 21 Brad Nopper 12 Joe Krieger 43 Andrew Phelps 13 Luke Maxfeild 47 Justin Dimieri 11 Dean Mendes 40 Brenton Smith 23 Jayden Cameron 23 Oliver Swan 11 Justin Isaacs 38 Justin Berry 14 Chris O'Connell 48 Taylor Bryans 28 Ryan Wise 13 Darcy O'Brien 44 Ben Emanuel 11a Will Smith 40a Riley Kindred 24 Jordan Boggie 12 Rick Parker 39 Wayne Hardman 15 Corey Lecomte 49 Ismael Pieterse 29 Ryan Dore 14 Tim Hunter 45 Michael Ballard 25 Brodie Pummeroy 12 Danny Wyatt 41 Tom Rogers 16 Drew Connick 50 Kai Phillipson 13 Cameron Pyne 40 Aaron Shedlock 33 Jake Falkenberg 15 Andrew Luke 47 Adam Turner 28 Tim de Munk 12a Chris Dore 42 Braden Hender 17 Anthony Heap 51 Jason Twite 14 Zdenek Hostalek 41 Michael Trampusic 35 James Evans 16 Jake McMahon 50 Jamie Shulman 29 Sam Neilson 13 Dan Rossi 43 Zac Maher 18 Jeremy Jakupi 55 Kayne Wyborn 36 Murray West 15 Tyler Joseph 44 Dylan Bone 17 Tom Dalton 52 Pat Hanmar 31 Jake Burnell 14 Tom MacDonald 44 Troy Lange 18 Zac Guille 56 Kevin Twite 36 Luke Johnson 32 David Watson 16 Tim Caterson 46 Glen Davidson 18 Kelly Spratt 56 Ayush Dutta 19 Patrick Cooke 57 Mathew Spargo 15 Shaun Fitzpatrick 46 Carl Matheson 47 Ash Evans 34 Sean Harris 19 Sam Nowlan 61 Simon Leslie 20 Daniel Clegg 58 Nathan Powell 17 Stewart Levy 47 Chris Smith 16 Cory Brady 48 Mark Phillips 53 Michael Klomp 36 David Steinberg 20 Luke Pinot 62 Roger Winders 21 Jake Ward 59 Ryan Bennett 18 Rodney Johnson 48 Aaron Bodin 18 Dan Russell 49 Shane Myers 63 Daniel Borg 41 Adrian Taranto 21 Matt Perichon 63 Chris Shone 22 Jarryd McGrath 60 Vaughan Savage 66 Will Quince 44 Dan Pratt 19 Michael Lobb 49 Josh Crogan 18a Geoff Zach 54 Mario Angeloni Brendan 23 Shaun Witherdon 61 David Fardon 22 65 Ben Djuve 19 Michael Bohan 57 Jack Volpetti 67 Jake Bertone Stephenson 48 Josh Callaghan 20 Lucas Blatchford 51 David Kingston 24 Dylan Hebblethwaite 62 Daniel Oliver 69 Seb Barr 49 Kaine Edwards 20 Eamon Hanney 58 Jack Waldron 23 Ben Zylbersztajn 67 Brad Bowker 21 Liep Kuel 52 Daniel Forster 25 Matthew Shannon (smiley) 63 Daniel Hogan 72 Damien Angus 24 Tom Dewar 70 Buddy Spohn 60 Will Peters 21 Ryhan Pearse 59 Daniel Murphy 26 Ryan Lowe 64 Reece Kyle 22 James Parker (Res Capt) 54 Daniel Gassali 73 Robbie Lawler 74 Chris Kaliviotis 25 Jeremy Starke 74 Chris Knight 22 Harry Gillett 71 Paul McNamara 27 Matt Gardner 65 Corey Lecomte 82 Steve Bennett 23 Alex DeVries 56 Stele Papas 75 Cameron Davey 26 Gary Telemzouguer 77 Matt Riseley 22a Luke Dellorso 73 Liam Halverson 28 Charlie Gardiner 66 Troy Pearce 76 Kevin Pereira 85 Jessee Woodham 24 Jarrat Eastburn 58 Trent Thompson 27 Sam Bonser 78 Dean Brostek 23 Brandon Bird 78 Steve Ingham 86 Chris Ryan-Peek 29 Jesse Walia 67 Ray Tiniseli 77 Willard Lloyd 25 60 Greg Pearson Mark Whittaker 25 Anthony Pane 79 Brodie Howe 28 Lachlan Mooney 85 Adrian Lane 88 Richard Brand 30 Chase Riley 68 Damien Tiniseli 82 Alex Ball 26 Ben Hutchin 63 Mark Russell 29 Dylan Peet 87 Tom Shone 99 Patrick irons 32 Neil Harper 69 Matt Sutton 26 Marcus Van Der Haar 85 Kingsley Hill 87 Simon Smiley 1/4 TIME 1/2 TIME 3/4 TIME FULL TIME 1/4 TIME 1/2 TIME 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CARRUM PATTERSON LAKES we want it we can take it it’s our mindset and shared the ball around and banged on 9 goals DANDENONG Best on - J. Van Mourik, S. Young, D. Barrie, Netball commitment to the task at hand. This is a very to finish really strongly. It was a great day for A. Sloss, B. McDonald, S. Moody Both teams played Lyndhurst this week at capable football side but it’s just a matter of our club with a big win in the early game that Seniors Bay City Holden Frankston Reserves Reserves lyndhurst which was a nice change of venue getting that balance and having the smarts set the tone for the day. This week we traveled to Lyndhurst and CPLFNC 20.16 - 136 Def. Sandown 5.7 - 37 The reserves was pretty much the same as for us all , unfortunately both teams were to remember the small yet simple yet very although we had serval senior players Best: M.Ryan, C.Marshall, P.Mauracher, the seniors, Lyndhurst jumper as and we unable to come away with a win with both 7 days earlier we sat dejected after our important things. Congratulations boys on missing, we still were confident of having a S.Gartland, T.Neal, J.Kennedy chased all day. We did have in the forward 50 teams playing below their usually playing second loss on the trot and both losses we a great TEAM effort and remember we are real crack for our first win. From the first honestly believed we were very capable. a number of times but did not capitalise. standard , we had quite a few girls out this only as good as our next week. Congrats to Presidents Notes bounce to Lyndhurst’s credit they jumped us This Saturday the feeling was one of elation and the Dandenong boys chased tail all day. week which took its toll on team dynamic , the seniors on the win also and having a beer I wish to thank all volunteers for their efforts We have lots of new faces each week which as for the first time we put together I’d say At times when we moved it quickly we broke makes it hard to settle but the was real fingers crossed with the return this week and laughing and that feeling a successful esp having to back up a second time due to in fairness 65 mins from a possible 80. The the zones and scored, but the simple fact effort all day. We are differently rebuilding in of all our girls we can both come away with day brings is what football clubs are about. back to back home games. is we are not using the ball good enough. the reserves, keep your head up, keep work difference between winning and what it Shout out also to Benny Guy who copped a wins on the board . Also that club was so proud and thrilled on We need to focus on our selves and control and a run want be far away. carries and brings is just huge and I couldn’t big whack and nursed a jaw sat evening in Dandenong Redlegs thanks all sponsors be prouder of the win. Sandown at home Rd 3 the way our boys and Coaches bounces back what we can control. When we have the ball hospital. Get better soon pal. See you on the Best on - R. Hall, J. Krake, T. Enver, for there support- and the nerves we’re probably as big as they in such a fine and professional manner! we ALL need to have more pride and focus park. Peace Caino M. Faria, B. Smith, S. Stuski TSols Tips - BlueBets - Bendigo Bank - had been for me personally. They knocked us on how we use it, our ball needs to lift and We urge all CPLFNC members to follow This week boys we are back on our home Dandy Club - Genesis Dandenong - Schnitz off at Sandown last year when we were going Best: R.Graham, S.Hollingsworth, J.Paul, it starts on the track. Personal pride this our boys to our away match and show them week Dandy. turf let’s do the jumper proud. Go Redlegs. Dandenong - Great White Spark for 5 on the trot and I carried that feeling into C.Greenwood, S.Tantram, D.Cott support they deserve! today and so did the boys. I had a belief as Riviera Hotel Seniors we do each week that we would get it done Membership packs are available and the big CPLFNC 21.15 – 141 Def. Sandown 5.2 - 32 but also realistic that this side had beaten CPLFNC Ladies day will be held at the Den on ASHWOOD the Kangaroo midfield. The defence stood SPONSOR OF THE WEEK us before when the momentum was every Saturday was a big opportunity for our the 20th May. Contact the club for tickets. firm all day with strong marking by Matt AEGIS METAL ROOFING - specialise in Melbourne Cleaning Supplies Senior Report bit on our side and to never underestimate players to redeem themselves after a very Maginness and George Lithotomas who took colorbond roofing. Come on, Join the Pride - we at the CPLFNC Big day for Ashwood at home against 4th mark of the day. Dale Carroll was superb anyone. The side was at strength with all the disappointing effort the week before. And are still welcoming new sponsors, players, placed Moorabbin. Our onballers stood up forward marked strongly and booted 7 numbers on the track depth is being created redeem themselves they did with a massive Speak to Kane Jones about a new roof or members, volunteers....so get on board as the out getting first use of the ball through the while Shane Peake was always dangerous and it’s a welcome addition. Cott, Jacob, 21.15 to 5.2 victory over Sandown. 8 changes re-roof’s, re-guttering, small commercial Lions are on the prowl in 2017!! domination of Matt Menzies in the ruck. and bagged 5 majors and 100 gamer Paul and Corrie were welcome additions from to the team saw 4 players make their senior and some maintenance jobs. Gavin Mahony had plenty of the ball and Wineberg was a focal point at centre half the senior side and all made an impact that debut. Jk had the dream start taking a OUR PARTNERS: Freddies Marina Pizza, used it to perfection and along with Mitch forward and kicked 2 goals. Ashwood ran out www.facebook.com/aegismetalroofingptyltd said they are wanting to go straight back to massive grab and kicking his first goal in Microflite Helicopter Services, Ray White Saunders and Frank Martinicchio who also convincing winners by 14 goals and sit on top Seniors. The skippers both played good footy senior footy he finished with a bag full, in Patterson Lakes, Carrum Patterson Lakes kicked 2 goals made it a miserable day for of the ladder with a mammoth percentage. aegismetalroofi[email protected] and stood up and some great efforts from CJ what was a great debut. Also very impressive Sports Club, Longbeach RSL, Bay City Holden and DJ and Tani also who worked hard all day. in their first games were Quilts & Darwin Frankston, Bakers Delight Patterson Lakes, Reece up forward was a shining light bagging (who snagged 4 goals) The pleasing thing Riviera Hotel, South East Prosthetics, Top went down by 4 goals. In her first game for to clone Lange, with a Lange in the midfield, 5 and will be a leader and a very big part of was everyone contributed and the back 6 was Notch Studios, Launching Way Carrum, SOUTH YARRA the Yarras this season, Bec played a fantastic forward and back lines. The Yarras were this clubs future, smart beyond his age and impenetrable and rebounded all day. The Linden Meats, Longbeach Tree Service, BRADY TILING REPORT:- game in defence, displaying strong rebounds defeated 75 v 53. hands and a kick that is a blessing. All in all dynamic duo both worked tirelessly all day Lord & Master Barber, Carrum Station It was mixed results for the Yarras in round and presenting well, whilst providing many History has shown the Seniors versus we had 22 people willing to do what it takes and set up plenty of forward moves for the Charcoal Chicken, Amstel Accountants, PPC 3. The Yarras’ seniors are enjoying their best options to bring the ball down the defensive Blackrock is always a tight exciting match up today and that’s what’s required. This week mids who worked continuously throughout. Australia, Fair Dinkum Promotions, Evelyn start since before 2010. third and was awarded best on court. Yarras and Saturday was no different. The Yarras we face Hallam and it’s games like these The most pleasing thing for the day was the Neale, Creative Image Landscapes and mfc 28 to 32 Black Rock. where we get a measure of who we are. If teamwork played in the last quarter where we mortgages. The Yarras hosted BlackRock for knew a quick start was required and jumped Commemoration day to remember all A Grade knew their opponents, Dingley were out of the blocks with an excellent 4 goal those past players, members and going to be tough and they certainty brought to 1 first quarter. Blackrock threw a player One guy needs an individual thank you, he Ladies Night May 27th: Join the Lyndale some fantastic netball to take the win from the LYNDALE supporters who have passed and served behind the ball and some undisciplined can be annoying, he dubbed himself the netball team for our first Ladies Night! for the club. Hon. John Pesutto awarded a Yarras. Despite this, the A Grade side made moments let the Jets back into the game. The Firstly I would like to thank all the Hallam ‘silent coach’ and has the ability to bombard Dance, drink and enjoy a night out with posthumous Life Membership to the late them fight for every ball and had some great second half was tight with the scores getting people with text messages for what seems passages of play. Erin Price worked her butt members who stayed behind after the match the girls on Saturday May 27th with Stephen “Stiffy” Anderson. to within 3 points. The Yarras of old may have like hours but the place doesn’t exist if off, as a consistent option in the attacking end for our reports, one of the best turnouts I entertainment from Melbournes hottest Netball B Reserves went into round two eager dropped this game but we stood strong and people like Grant Macdonald don’t come and and great feeding into the ring, to earn our took out a gritty 11 point win proving again have seen. strippers and topless waiters at Magic to correct the mistakes from the opening get their hands dirty. best on court. Dingley 45 versus SYFNC 22 that anything can happen at the Den! Please make sure players that we follow Men! Tickets are only $30 and include entry, game of season 2017, and they delivered. Started the day looking after the Coming away with the win, the girls controlled The Yarras stuck to a game plan of run, that example. free drink on arrival, finger food and hot For the full Brady Tiling Match reports, scoreboard, was timekeeper for the Seniors the flow of play down the court through plenty handball and carry that showed to be far too please view the club’s website page or Male entertainment! Our first actual home game at Barry and also went out of his way to organise a of talk. Each girl played their role beautifully. good for the Jets. The forwards lined up and https://www.facebook.com/southyarrafnc/ kicking goals, Dore (4) Freeman (3) Cameron Powell and while the onfield results were meat tray for each home game to raffle off. Frat Party June 24th: Free Entry to all social Julie was unstoppable, shooting 30 goals and (2). Kaliviotis was a master on the wing, Special thank you to all of our sponsors disappointing we move on to next week we Well done little Macca. earning best on ground. South Yarra defeated club members, Beer pong tournament & racking up disposals at will and kicking two including Brady Tiling, Hawthorn Hotel, we head to the Eagles. Blackrock 38 to 9. Netball Results dress up goals. Grisold returned and showed that the Kingston Trophies, Rounds Real Estate, The day does not go ahead without the help Div3 St Kilda City 39 def 35 Lyndale B grade gained their first win of the season, year off benefited him as he was a valuable Simply Health, Q Dental, Hunter Industrials, Div6 Lyndale 21 def 11 Chelsea Heights The Lyndale Football Netball Club would downing the top of the ladder Dingley yellow of our volunteers. contributor. Despite the large win, the Eleven Ten Advisory, Melbourne Periodantal, Div8 Lyndale 22 def 11 Heatherton like to thank all its sponsors and community by one goal. The combinations within the Yarras wasted many opportunities and were Safety-Wear, Avon Tyrepower, Yo Get It, Signs Danny & Steve behind the bar, Shannon & partners for their generous support for team where on point from the start. The Here, Rainbow Meats, Helloworld, Flight Upcoming events: inefficient with the football and consequently Krissy who handled the Canteen, Muzza who season 2017. whole team played a defensive role making Centre, Inner Eastern Physio, Coltivari Fruit Past Players Day May 20th vs Dandenong. limiting the win to 106 points. it very difficult for the opposition to move the Supply, McKenzie Allen Lawyers, Bendigo manned the scoreboard, J-Mac and Kooka This year we celebrate the 20 year The Reserves played arch rival, BlackRock. Dandenong Club, Body First Myotherapy, ball down the court. Gemma Mulqueen was Bank (Surrey Hills/ Canterbury/ Ashburton/ Snr who were umpire escorts, Salvo, Alan anniversary of the 1997 premiership team Ruzza had glue on his hands as he caught Tiger Electrical Services, Robs awarded best on ground for an outstanding Balwyn), The Swan Street Auctions, and whoever else ran water, Jonny Smart led by Rexy Reiger. Should be a fantastic every contested mark. He kicked three goals Amusements, Del Real Estate, Aspect Roof game, by creating multiple turnovers. Juventino Café Restaurant, RPJ Internet and Yards for selling tickets and then also day for all past players to get down, enjoy and was a standout player for the Yarras. Solutions and all 250 Club, past player to Trent, Butch and Ken who have done an a veverage and watch the 2017 Pumas take Plumbing, Bootcamp Buddies, CMV Truck The A Reserve netballers faced an even Sauce’s ability to ruck and then destroy immense amount of work during the week on Dandenong for the Peter Shannahan & Bus, Tooletime Carpentry, Small Horse opponent this week. The Yarras kept it the opposition with his run and carry was members, partners and all Player sponsors. and on the day. Memorial Trophy. Tractors and Toes 2 Pointe consistent for the first 3 quarters, however valuable for the Yarras. Coach Tuck wanted #uptheyarras

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ROUND 3 REVIEW From there, Cheltenham were unable to pick up the pieces, UNDER 19 scoring only two points as Oakleigh continued to dominate in the UNDER 19 FIXTURE Round 3 resulted in some outstanding performances from TEAM PWL D F A % % WON final term. Simon Bonacchi and Christopher Cassett were both dominant teams inflicting heavy losses on their opponents and ones to watch for Oakleigh, sharing six goals between them and Oakleigh District 3 3 0 0 235 139 169.06 100.00 BENTLEIGH V ENDEAVOUR HILLS only one game decided within a 10-point margin. Oakleigh District claiming best on ground performances. have jumped to first position on the ladder, with a pleasing 3-0 Dingley 2 2 0 0 139 105 132.38 100.00 ST PAULS V HAMPTON start to the season. Endeavour Hills 20.18 (138) def Doveton Eagles 1.1 (7) Endeavour Hills 3 2 1 0 308 87 354.02 66.67 Endeavour Hills continued Doveton’s rocky start to the season, St. Pauls 9.8 (62) def by Parkmore/Springvale Districts 11.6 (72) inflicting their second 100-point plus loss. Keeping the Eagles to St Kilda City 3 2 1 0 272 139 195.68 66.67 ST KILDA CITY V SKYE A close match at McKinnon Reserve resulted in a satisfying win just one goal, Nick Gay was once again a stand out for the winning for Parkmore/Springvale Districts, as they defeated a dogged St Hallam 3 2 1 0 217 129 168.22 66.67 side, and Umid Ashna contributed to five out of Endeavour Hills’ DOVETON V DINGLEY Pauls by ten points. Scoreless in the second term and quiet in the 20 goals scored. Skye 3 2 1 0 237 142 166.90 66.67 third, St Pauls mounted a challenge in the final quarter piling on Bentleigh 3.5 (23) def by St Kilda City 11.13 (79) Parkmore / Springvale six goals and outscoring the opposition, however a consistent four 3 2 1 0 200 161 124.22 66.67 HALLAM V CPL/KEYSBOROUGH quarter performance by Parkmore/Springvale Districts kept them Bentleigh were unable to put on the performance they wanted at

Districts 4 ROUND Bentleigh Reserve, as St Kilda City stole the show with a 56-point St Pauls 3 1 2 0 219 174 125.86 33.33 safe in the end. Jamie Nguyen was a standout for the winners, CHELTENHAM V alongside Jordan Waite who impressed with a five goal haul. defeat of the home side. With one point to the Saints’ 36 in the Hampton 3 1 2 0 271 264 102.65 33.33 first term, the game looked grim from the start for Bentleigh PARKMORE/SPRINGVALE DISTRICTS Hampton 4.7 (31) def by Hallam 16.16 (121) as they were unable to catch a runaway St Kilda. City’s Matthew Cheltenham 3 1 2 0 174 240 72.50 33.33 Hampton have had a somewhat rollercoaster start to the season, McNaughton was once again best on field with four goals, and Ubil with one large win and two big losses. Hallam were just too good Chol and Jack O’Shea also starred for the winning team. 3 0 3 0 120 276 43.48 0.00 BYE: OAKLEIGH DISTRICTS Bentleigh for the Hammers at Peterson Street Reserve, knocking them back Skye defeated CPL/Keysborough via forfeit. CPL / Keysborough 2 0 2 0 37 269 13.75 0.00 by a hefty 81 points. Despite being able to keep the game relatively FULL FIXTURE AVAILABLE AT SFNL.COM.AU close at half time with the margin only at 16 points, the third term ROUND 4 PREVIEW Doveton 2 0 2 0 28 332 8.43 0.00 was where Hampton fell short and an unwavering Hallam inflicted the damage. Bentleigh and Hampton will be looking to bounce back from disappointing losses as they clash with Endeavour Hills and St Pauls With a seven goal lead at three quarter time, Hallam showed no respectively, while St Kilda City will host Skye at the Peanut Farm. signs of slowing down, piling on another seven goals to Hampton’s St Pauls 2.5 2.5 3.6 9.8-62 Hampton 2.2 3.2 3.5 4.7-31 Doveton will take on an unbeaten Dingley at Power Reserve, and one in the final term. Hallam’s coaches would have been delighted Parkmore/Springvale Districts 3.0 5.2 9.4 11.6-72 Hallam 3.5 5.6 9.11 16.16-112 should relish playing on their home turf. to see a spread of 11 goal kickers in a great team performance, St Pauls: Goal Kickers: R. Kreymborg 2, S. Van Oursouw 2, Hampton: Goal Kickers: B. Kheng 2, J. Bekierz, B. Lewis with highlight efforts from Alex Mackensie and Dion Cavallo. Hallam will be hoping to continue their impressive form as they T. Zisimopoulos , B. McGAW, D. Lihari, J. Bull, K. Wilson Best Players: P. Eckersall, T. Smith, M. Digby, A. Blair, R. Hughes, do battle against CPL/Keysborough, while Parkmore/Springvale Best Players: K. Abourizk, K. Wilson, J. Bull, S. Herbstreit, J. Wilkinson Oakleigh District 15.14 (104) def Cheltenham 5.4 (32) Districts will venture over to the Jack Barker Oval as Cheltenham T. Gamble, J. Cannizzaro Hallam: Goal Kickers: S. Delosa 3, T. Gavenlock 2, S. Woolley 2, A formidable Oakleigh District got to sing their club song for will be looking to rebound off a disappointing loss to Oakleigh Parkmore / Springvale Districts: the third time this season after a considerable defeat over Goal Kickers: J. Waite 5, J. Lewis- D. Hettiarachchi 2, N. Ramea, D. Marquison, L. Signal, M. Lambert, District. Smith 3, B. Sharp 2, M. Palma N. May, A. Mackenzie, B. Allen Cheltenham by 72 points. With only a three-point lead at half Best Players: J. Nguyen, J. Waite, M. Lega Frost , S. Abouri, Best Players: A. Mackenzie, D. Cavallo, S. Delosa, R. McConville, time, there was a change in the air for Oakleigh District, as they Oakleigh District will sit back and relax this weekend as it is their B. Sharp, J. Lewis-Smith M. Lambert, T. Gavenlock proceeded to stack on eight goals to Cheltenham’s one. turn for the fixtured bye.

Oakleigh District 2.2 4.5 12.9 15.14-104 Endeavour Hills 6.8 13.10 15.14 20.18-138 IN THE SPOTLIGHT: DINGLEY / BRITT GOLDSMITH Cheltenham 2.2 4.2 5.2 5.4-34 Doveton 0.0 0.1 1.1 1.1-7 Oakleigh District: Goal Kickers: S. Bonacci 3, C. Casset 3, Endeavour Hills: Goal Kickers: U. Ashna 5, M. Rogerson 3, B. Kay-Glover 3, J. Boyle 2, D. Follett, D. Di Nezza, L. Quinlivan, H. Malone 2, S. Walters 2, N. Souter 2, N. Gay 2, J. Doubrava, Dingley’s Under 19s have had a promising start to the season Anderson said the challenge for the young Dingoes side was to not A. Casset S. Moore, S. Myers , N. Sara with two wins and a bye last round. They will face the dominant only improve as players, but to also develop as individuals off the Best Players: S. Bonacci, C. Casset, Z. Nelthropp, B. Kay-Glover, Best Players: N. Gay, S. Myers , N. Souter, A. Taniwal, T. Cattle, Oakleigh District in Round 4, in a top of the table clash that is set field and within the local community. A. Lucarelli, D. Duffield M. Rogerson to be a game not to miss. Cheltenham: NOT SUPPLIED Doveton: Goal Kickers: G. Baines “It’s not just about us coaching young men to be good footballers, Best Players: H. Taniwal, B. Smith, J. Lambrinos, G. Baines, With co-coaches Paul Anderson and ex-Dingley senior player it’s about life lessons as well. We are developing people too… K. Stephens, C. Oshea Jimmy Cullen leading the group, Dingley are a force to be you’ve got to deal with each individual for what they are as a reckoned with in 2017. The team host a mix of talent that has person,” Anderson said. revitalised their previous Under 19s squad, including several “They’re not kids anymore, they’re actually young men… they’ve players who have moved up from their premiership winning got so much on their plate whether that’s school, or other peer Under 17s in 2016. Bentleigh 0.1 1.1 3.1 3.5-23 Skye 0.0 0.0 0.0 20.18-138 pressures. And I’d love to think that they can trust Jimmy and St Kilda City 5.6 5.7 9.10 11.13-79 CPL / Keysborough 0.0 0.0 0.0 1.1-7 “Last year we were down to 16 players a game and we were myself, if they have any issues at all, to come and talk to us.” struggling for numbers, but this year we’ve held on to a core group Bentleigh: Goal Kickers: S. Ozaydin, A. Dingwall, M. Vorbach SKYE WON VIA FORFEIT With a promising mix of talent brewing at the Dingoes den, the of Under 19s and we’ve got a big chunk of Under 17s that have Best Players: M. Black, J. Cummings, S. Ruddy, M. Dennis, Under 19s are looking to shake the competition up this year, and come up,” co-coach Paul Anderson said. C. Hesline, J. Brady strive not only as a team on the field but off the field also. St Kilda City: Goal Kickers: M. McNaughton 4, J. Sujaini 2, “We’ve also been lucky enough to have new players from other A. Tenenbaum, F. Addi, D. Peut, G. Cathie, A. Nyanjok “Jimmy and I are on same page and we’re preaching the same clubs who have heard about the great things at Dingley and our Best Players: M. McNaughton, U. Chol, J. O’Shea, B. Crichton, thing to the group… we have a really good balance.” Anderson said. A. Nyanjok, F. Addi culture and they want to be a part of that…We have a really healthy talented group this year and realistic expectations of where we “We are hungry for a contest and looking forward to each new want to go.” challenge as it presents itself, from one round to the next.”

52 | SFNL RECORD 2017 SFNL.COM.AU | 53 UNDER 19 TEAM LISTS UNDER 19 TEAM LISTS

BENTLEIGH CHELTENHAM CPL / Keysborough HALLAM HAMPTON OAKLEIGH DISTRICT Coach: Dale Lewis Coach: Greg Barclay Coach: Coach: Scott Mackenzie Coach: David Hyman Coach: Scott Russell # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER Dylan 1 Sam Ozaydin 15 Maxx Black Matt Beaumont Jake McMillan 1 19 Tyson Hoy Zane Wagner Darcy Power Hettiarachchi 2 Adam Blair 14 Bailey Griffin 1 Luke Quinlivan 13 Regan Peddle Ben Clarke- Steve Milicia 2 Sam Ruddy 17 Ryan Harris Henry Luke Dunne Tom Siposs 2 Mitchell Lambert 20 Dylan Grayson 3 Ben Lewis 15 Steven Dagys Nathaniel 2 15 Simon Bonacci Lawson Daniels Alex Molineux Patrick Daly- Cramer 3 Lochie Hardiman 18 Dylan Stephens Jacob Bakes 3 Matt Chmait 21 Troy Curtis Andrusiak Zach Tom Davis Aidan Murdoch 4 Sean Butler 17 Sanjay 4 Ryan Nankervis 19 Saf Balic Mitchell 5 Matthew Webber 22 Chris Raso Vandenhoven 3 16 Ben di Cioccio Ned Milligan Kahawatte Reef Doyce Oliver Riley McKenzie 5 Michael Dezario 20 Matt Riley 6 Brandon Allen 23 Lachlan Herd 5 Bunarith Kheng 18 Liam Dornau Liam Cornfield Calvin Umleong 4 James Boyle 17 Jude Wildermoth Tyson Edmunds Leo Rodriquez 6 Thomas Brooks 21 Jayce Morgan 9 James Tana 24 Ryan Jordan 6 James Berkierz 19 James Wilkinson Jesse Godino Nim Sarig Hayden Hudgell Jacob Casisaley Jacob Garufi- Declan 5 Curtis Ward 18 7 James Aitken 22 10 Kyal Norris 25 Shane Woolley O'Brien-Reeve Miles Jake Hibbert Cal Straford Will Dwyer Daniel Banhidi 7 Jack Keleher 20 Lachie Pern 8 Jak Cummings 23 Timm Black 11 Tim Gavenlock 26 Jayden Campbell Anthony Nathan 6 Zion Neithrope 20 Nick Supree Shaun Damon Cassette Karpathakis 8 Calum Marshall 23 Mark Digby 9 Corey Hesline 24 Gus Dingwell Flanagan McCormack 12 Jake Crutchfield 27 Joseph Connell Jax Kilner Curtis Thatcher William Jack McKinney 7 Liam McCabe 22 Chris Cassette 10 Jack Brady 25 Lachie Walker Graham 13 Dion Cavallo 28 Fitim Muaremov 9 Caleb Lefebvre 24 Brodie Pedder Tom Kilner Lewis Trainer Andrew Riet Pal Bayley 11 Thomas Dennis 30 Rory Williams Lamprecht 15 Alex Mackenzie 29 Declan McIvor 8 24 Dylan Duffield Kyle Lang Luke Whalebone 10 Jack Reed 25 Riley Hughes Kay-Glover Dayton Rhys Graham James Real 12 Morgan Dennis 32 Luke Paynenberg David Lloyd 16 Sam Delosa 37 Sam Casey Woodham 9 Daniel di Nezza 35 Manoa Lameko Matthew 11 Troy Smith 28 Harrision Fidler Anthony Dylan Carlsson Daniel 13 Matthew Vorbach 33 Jacob Watt Tom Worrell 17 45 Connor Carlyon Malamas Semmell Marquison 10 Daniel Follet 51 Jayson Bravis 14 Jarrod Johnston Eddie Mazur Johnno Zulacca Harrison Tobin 18 Jonathan King 52 Sean Cherry 13 Pat Eckersall 32 Akash Sen

PARKMORE / DINGLEY DOVETON ENDEAVOUR HILLS SPRINGVALE DISTRICTS SKYE ST KILDA CITY ST PAULS Coach: James Cullen Coach: Coach: Coach: Rick Bean Coach: Brad Espie Coach: Matthew Hoy Coach: Glen Clarke # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER Tyler Josh Michael Moevao Jamie Graham De Donovan 1 19 Adam Balic 1 Jaye Will 15 Adam Peacock 1 15 1 17 1 15 Fotopolous 1 Joshua Wilson 12 John Lambrinos Legga Frost Ngyuen Cabansag Robinson Silva Addi TEAM LIST NOT SUPPLIED 2 Jason Slinger 18 Eram Vaipo Jackson James 3 Dylan Bone 20 Diellon Lihari 2 Tim Crouch 16 Joshua Woolfe Mitchell Alec 2 16 2 16 O'Hehir-Vargas Nyanjok Palma Stroumpas Kaileb Jakob 4 Daniel Ewart 21 Karl Abourizk 3 Caleb Odgers 14 Travis 3 19 Fabricko 3 Matt Crouch 17 Daniel Trease Damman Le Page 3 17 Ubil Chol Michael Addi 5 Harry Begg 22 Nic Coutts 3 17 Liam Hunt 4 Shane Hayes 20 Dylan Pound Sebastian Pettit Aaron 4 18 Josh Whall 4 Adam Lane 16 Grayson Baines 4 Febrick Addi 18 Dino Ryan Zammit Jarrod Jackson Tennenbaum 6 23 Abraham 5 21 Karamoshos Kreymborg 4 Ben Sharpe 18 England Chapman Chuol Jordan Coghlan Sean 5 Justin Frappier 19 Daniel Stewart 5 Oliver Woods 19 7 24 Ben Lindsey 6 Kalyb Doyle 22 Liam Jones -Stevenson Herbstreit 5 Korok Wazin 18 Brandon Smith Harrison Joseph 5 19 Joshua 6 Taj Lewis 20 Toby Larter Bean Ekeroma Keenan 6 Dallas Peut 20 8 Liam Head 25 Connor Byrne 7 23 Jake Dunkley Hatch Rennie Lachlan 6 Taron Mateariki 19 Mitch Oulton Dhanesh Ben 9 Brad Dolan 26 Nick Roberts 7 21 Joel Larter 6 Jason Issa 20 Peter Chan 8 Bailey Espie 24 Mark Ingmire 7 21 Morwood Jayasalen Lawrence Michael 10 George Elliott 27 Hargood Lachie Jack Lew- Blake Koby Lehner Ryan Bounds 8 Nicholas Lestak 22 7 21 9 25 8 Shai Wood 22 Jack O'Shea Joseph O'Halloran 7 Brandon Smith 21 Kobe Stephens is-Smith Barnes 11 28 Nick Lovich Mitchell Halloran Jayden 10 Ryan Dawson 26 Ayang 9 Stefan Lamble 23 Ben Eker- Brandon Turner 9 Jai Sujani 23 Liam Terry Rischetelli 8 23 Nyanjok 12 29 oma Acton Taylor Herbstreit Zisimopoulos 8 Jordan Edwards 23 John Vongphone 11 29 Scott Sinclair Blake Lucien Anthony Hughes 13 Ben McGaw 30 10 Anthony Basile 24 Jack Smith 10 24 Locandro Brendan Crichton Benuvino 9 Jordan Tour 27 Kyle Firth 12 35 Tom Saxton Danial William Remmi Lloyd Emmanuel 14 31 11 Tony Nguyen 25 9 Lachlan Staker 27 Jesse Rosse 11 Paul Pekaj 25 Thorson Clarke Faulkner-Wood Brock Brodie Awu 10 Hengdy Mol 33 Dara Heang 13 40 Thomson Phelan Matt 15 Ben Gowland 32 Tom Gamble 12 Luke Simmonds 26 David Milendra Jordan 12 26 O'Piili Paora 14 52 Zac Lambert McNaughton Jordan 10 Chris O'Shea 52 James Smith Steven Brandon Foster 16 Josh Bull 33 11 35 Mitchell Cannizarro 13 Luke Melnjak 27 Luke McLellan Abouri Ngyuen Joshua Craig 13 27 Jack Marks Saxon Van Mitch 15 62 Oman 17 34 Gribling Dawson Oursouw Carracher 11 Damon Jarrod Jarrod 14 Mason Goldin 28 12 14 Downall 16 Bodie Jones Dousa 18 Kipp Wilson

54 | SFNL RECORD 2017 SFNL.COM.AU | 55 THIRDS RESULTS: GAMEDAY MOUTHGUARDS ROUND 3

THIRDS TEAM PWL DFF FA %PTS THIRDS FIXTURE

Cerberus 2 2 0 0 1 242 71 340.85 12 HALLAM V SKYE

Skye 3 2 1 0 0 240 80 300.00 8 CHELTENHAM V Cheltenham 3 2 1 0 0 220 131 167.94 8 ENDEAVOUR HILLS

Hallam 3 2 1 0 0 157 129 121.71 8 KEYSBOROUGH Dingley 3 2 1 0 0 139 176 78.98 8 4 ROUND V SOUTH YARRA

South Yarra 2 1 1 0 0 159 87 182.76 4 BLACK ROCK V DINGLEY Keysborough 3 0 3 0 0 78 229 34.06 0

Endeavour BYE: CERBERUS Hills 1 0 1 0 0 56 171 32.75 0

Black Rock 2 0 2 0 0 22 239 9.21 0 FULL FIXTURE AVAILABLE AT SFNL.COM.AU

Skye 1.1 3.2 3.4 4.4-28 South Yarra 3.5 8.11 12.17 15.24-114 Cerberus 1.4 2.6 5.7 7.9-51 Black Rock 0.1 0.1 1.2 1.2-8 Skye: Goal Kickers: R. McConville, C. McCormack, South Yarra: Goal Kickers: R. Dore 4, W. Freeman 3, T. Minton, C. McMenamin J. Cameron 2, C. Kaliviotis 2, J. Falkenberg, T. Wiese, Best Players: N. Hofmann, M. Kane, J. Riley, N. Thomas, A. Bell D. McConville, T. Minton, T. Scott Best Players: J. Evans, H. Grisold, A. Evans, S. Stevens- Cerberus: Goal Kickers: D. Garoufalis 2, J. Kelly 2, Hunt, L. Halverson, T. Wiese P. Hudson, C. Madson, M. Paczek Black Rock: Goal Kickers: D. Steinberg Best Players: J. Kelly, C. Madson, C. Baker, C. Grant, Best Players: A. Broadstock, J. Callaghan, S. Neilson, S. Mansell, E. Gooch J. Kilmister, C. Emmett, J. Starke

Keysborough 0.1 1.1 1.1 1.3-9 Dingley 1.3 1.5 4.10 6.11-47 Cheltenham 5.3 6.4 7.9 13.11-89 Hallam 3.1 4.1 5.1 6.1-37 Keysborough: Goal Kickers: B. Drewett Dingley: Goal Kickers: C. Baxter 2, A. Rizzi, C. Brooks, Best Players: C. Letcher, J. Riddock, A. Smith, P. Phan, J. O’Brien A. McKeever, J. Robertson, M. Scott Best Players: H. Brown, C. Brooks, A. Basile, C. Baxter, Cheltenham: Goal Kickers: H. Crossley 5, J. Schafer 3, S. Patsias M. Crossley 2, S. Brosnahan, A. Jones, H. Taylor Hallam: Goal Kickers: H. Ryan, A. Mirranay, N. Jerram, Best Players: J. Schafer, L. Brookman, A. Wyatt, C. Dalgleish, C. Davis, E. Mullins M. Crossley, M. Craik Best Players: N. Jerram, G. Vivian, H. Ryan, D. Connor, M. Jester, S. Logan-Brown

SFNL.COM.AU | 57 WOMEN’S FOOTBALL RESULTS: ROUND 1 BREAKING BARRIERS / JARRYD McGUANE @JMcGuane

It was an amazing weekend as welcomed Women’s Football into the SFNL It looked like it was going to be a tight match as Murrumbeena would only WOMEN’S FOOTBALL with a bang and an array of amazing performances. lead by four points at quarter and 13 points at half time. Despite Edi-Asp WOMEN’S FOOTBALL adding their second goal in the third quarter, Murrumbeena would extend the TEAM PWL D F A % PTS East Brighton 7.11 (53) def Oakleigh District 3.5 (23) The game of the week and the season opener was fiercely contested under lead to 22 points at the final change before taking charge in the final quarter. Endeavour Hills 1 1 0 0 60 13 461.54 4 FIXTURE lights at the beautifully refurbished Hurlingham Park, with East Brighton Jasmyn Brandon was influential up forward with four goals for Beena, Shanae handing Oakleigh District a 30-point defeat. Carter and Amran Ibrahim putting dominant performances on the park. Oakleigh District started brightly and captain Rachel McNamara kicked the Murrumbeena 1 1 0 0 58 15 386.67 4 FRIDAY 5TH MAY, 7:30PM Steph Canty and Olivia Purcell were Edithvale-Aspendale’s best players with first goal in the competition’s history as the ball came to her from a clearance. Samantha Vinson and Jennifer Aarons their goal kickers. OAKLEIGH DISTRICT V LYNDHURST But this would awake the Vampires, as they would add seven unanswered ROUND 2 PREVIEW Lyndhurst 1 1 0 0 31 13 238.46 4 goals up until half time. It was the speed of Jade Barnden and Jessie Pham, Oakleigh District V Lyndhurst (Princes Highway Reserve) SATURDAY 6TH MAY, 10:15AM the inside work of Monica Ward and the forward craft of Jemima Broadhead that turn the game after the early stages. These two sides meet on Friday night after varying results in Round 1. East Brighton 1 1 0 0 53 23 230.43 4 MURRUMBEENA V BENTLEIGH After half time it became a game fought out in the clinches, as the outside Oakleigh District will once again be showcased under lights after featuring in run for both sides fell away from fatigue from the hard hits the girls were the SFNL Women’s season opener that was broadcast of 88.3 Southern FM. Oakleigh District 1 0 1 0 23 53 43.40 0 SATURDAY 6TH APRIL, 4:00PM delivering and receiving. Alana Brown moved up the ground after dominating Despite failing to come out with the win, Oakleigh District gained admirers the backline for Oakleigh District to helping the forward drive after half time. with their hard and contested approach.

HIGHETT V EAST BRIGHTON 2 ROUND Ruckwoman Jess Szalek started to get ascendency in the middle, allowing Hallam 1 0 1 0 13 31 41.94 0 Rachel McNamara and Jodie Bray to level out the contest. Oakleigh District Lyndhurst came out of round one with an impressive win in which they were went on to kick the only two goals in the second half. forced to come from behind. They will be hoping to put a full four quarter SUNDAY 7TH APRIL, 12:00PM performance and to leave Round 2 sitting at 2-0. Monica Ward and Jessie Pham were dominant in the middle and were Edithvale Aspendale 1 0 1 0 15 58 25.86 0 ENDEAVOUR HILLS V MORDIALLOC deservedly voted as the best two players on the ground. Ward added two goals Oakleigh District by five points. alongside Jemima Broadhead and Jade Barnden as the Vampires multiple Murrumbeena V Bentleigh (Murrumbeena Park) goal kickers. Bentleigh 1 0 1 0 13 60 21.67 0 SUNDAY 7TH APRIL, 12:00PM Murrumbeena and Bentleigh come head to head from differing ends of the Oakleigh District only had single goal kickers, while Jess Szalek was their best ladder following their Round 1 results. on ground with strong support from Jodie Bray, Rebecca Adams and Rachel HALLAM V EDITHVALE ASPENDALE Murrumbeena were very impressive as they had 23 scoring shots in Round 1. Highett 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 McNamara. If Beena come out with a more accurate goal kicking performance, they are Highett 2.5 (17) def by Mordialloc 11.12 (78) showing possible signs of early season favouritism. Mordialloc 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 FULL FIXTURE AVAILABLE AT SFNL.COM.AU In somewhat of a surprise, Mordialloc asserted their dominance away from home early and maintained control over Highett with a 61-point victory at Bentleigh on the other hand are hoping that last week was an outlier as they Turner Road Reserve. fell by 47 points. They started the match well and will be looking to extend that strong first quarter performance into a complete game of strong football. Mordialloc slammed on six first half goals as they held the Bulldogs to one East Brighton 0.0 0.0 0.0 7.11-53 Bentleigh 1.1 1.1 2.1 2.1-13 of their own to lead by 32 points at half time. They would kick five more in the Murrumbeena by 30 points. second half to Highett’s one to put the game beyond doubt. Oakleigh District 0.0 0.0 0.0 3.5-23 Endeavour Hills 1.4 3.6 6.10 8.12-60 Highett V East Brighton (Turner Road Reserve) Natalie Cardamone was dominant up forward for Mordialloc and had strong The late Saturday afternoon game is a matchup of preseason favourites that East Brighton: Goal Kickers: J. Broadhead 2, M. Ward 2, Bentleigh: NOT SUPPLIED performances from Megan Tymko, Tanya Rosenquist and Aleisha Thorne. had strangely contrasting results in the first round. J. Barnden 2, M. McGregor Endeavour Hills: Goal Kickers: S. Richardson 5, Hannah Bowey was battled extremely hard in defeat, with Ally Gilchrist also Highett surprisingly fell quite comprehensively in Round 1 at home and will Best Players: M. Ward, J. Pham, R. Martin, J. Barnden, K. Rotheram, A. Campbell, S. Punton putting in a good performance before she was taken from the field in the need to turn it around quickly to get on the winners list. fourth quarter after an awkward fall. G. Evans, J. Campbell Best Players: J. Dean, A. Lannigan, S. Pilkington, East Brighton lived up to their expectations in the season opener, doing most Oakleigh District: Goal Kickers: J. Szalek, R. McNamara S. Richardson, R. Thomas, L. Nicholas Bentleigh 2.1 (13) def by Endeavour Hills 8.12 (60) of the damage in the first half with their elite runner having their way. It they Best Players: J. Szalek, J. Bray, R. Adams, R. McNamara, At Bentleigh Reserve, Endeavour Hills broke away after a tight first quarter to can remain healthy they have the pieces needed to push for a premiership. defeat Bentleigh by 47 points. A. Brown East Brighton by 12 points. After a first quarter where both sides would manage a goal apiece, the Falcons put the Demons to the sword, as they held them scoreless and they Endeavour Hills V Mordialloc (Barry Simon Reserve) Lyndhurst 1.3 1.3 3.7 4.7-31 Edithvale Aspendale 1.0 1.0 2.1 2.3-15 added two goals to extend the lead to 17 points at half time. This Sunday morning is the match of the round featuring the only matchup of undefeated sides. Hallam 2.0 2.0 2.0 2.1-13 Murrumbeena 1.4 2.7 4.11 7.16-58 Bentleigh would add a second in the third quarter, but that would be all they could manage for the rest of the game as they allowed Endeavour Hills to put Endeavour Hills shook off early cobwebs as they ran out with a 47-point Lyndhurst: Goal Kickers: A. Weston 2, S. Brown , K. Baker Edithvale Aspendale: Goal Kickers: S. Vinson, J. Aarons on three goals in the third and two in the fourth. victory headlined by a very good performance in front of goal. They will need to be at their best to take down the Bloods. Best Players: NOT SUPPLIED Best Players: S. Canty, O. Purcell, A. Little, S. Vinson, Of the Falcons’ eight goals, Samantha Richardson kicked five of them and Hallam: Goal Kickers: T. Gersbeck, S. Anderson Z. Purcell was among their best. Jennifer Dean was best on the ground with Aleisha Mordialloc took down early season favourites Highett on the road and will Best Players: NOT SUPPLIED Murrumbeena: Goal Kickers: J. Brandon 4, S. Carter, Lannigan and Siona Pilkington also putting in great performances. have another tough assignment on the road for a second round in a row. They will not be able to start slowly like Round 1. I. Ibrahim, R. Niclasen Lyndhurst 4.7 (31) def Hallam 2.1 (13) Best Players: S. Carter, A. Ibrahim, J. Brandon, In a low scoring affair, Lyndhurst opened their season on the winner’s list with Mordialloc by nine points. an 18-point comeback victory over Hallam at Marriot Waters Reserve. R. Niclasen, G. Bibby, A. Muir Hallam Vs Edithvale-Aspendale (Hallam Reserve) Hallam had control of the early proceedings and would take a three-point lead Both Hallam and Edithvale-Aspendale were on the receiving end and will be Highett 0.2 1.4 2.5 2.5-17 into quarter time and half time respectively. As the two sides came out for the looking to move onto the winners list. second half, the Lightning took the momentum and held the Hawks to one Mordialloc 1.4 4.6 8.6 11.12-78 behind after the long break. Their three second half goals secured the victory Hallam was better than their opponents early on before being run over in the for Lyndhurst. second half. They need to maintain their defensive strength and add some Highett: Goal kickers: NOT SUPPLIED attacking power and they should come on top in this game. Alyssa Weston kicked two goals for Lyndhurst and was joined on the Best Players: NOT SUPPLIED scoreboard by captain Kelly Baker and Sarah Brown who managed a goal each. Edithvale-Aspendale put up a very competitive performance despite their Mordialloc: Goal Kickers: N. Cardamone 5, A. Neil 3, result and can expect to get their first win in the coming weeks. Like many Edithvale-Aspendale 2.3 (15) def by Murrumbeena 7.16 (58) sides, they need to carry their week one first quarter performance throughout C. Hammett, N. Woodward, T. Rosenquist Edithvale-Aspendale was welcomed to SFNL competition by a strong a full game. Best Players: M. Gratton, A. Neil, T. Rosenquist, N. West, Murrumbeena performance, as Beena came away from Regents Park with a C. Hammett, L. Doran 43-point victory. Hallam by 11 points.

58 | SFNL RECORD 2017 SFNL.COM.AU | 59 WOMEN’S FOOTBALL TEAMLISTS WOMEN’S FOOTBALL TEAMLISTS

BENTLEIGH EAST BRIGHTON EDITHVALE-ASPENDALE HIGHETT LYNDHURST MORDIALLOC Coach: Andy McGaw Coach: Don Angus Coach: Barry Davey Coach: Brett Bowey Coach: Dan Oliver # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER Chelsea 1 19 Sarah Bellion Marita Bridie Hopper 1 Luisa Marrollo 12 1 Amy Little 15 Beth Mammos 1 Sarah Hamilton 14 Ally Gilchrist 1 Melody Bryant 16 Alice Allet Alesha Neil McGregor McDonald 2 Allison Fisher 20 Jess McGaw Ashleigh 2 Beth Aston 17 2 Baillie De Klijn 15 Jordyn Nashar Castellan 2 Rebecca Fall 18 Mel Wilson Anne Baldwin Kelly Ormond Julia Tegan 2 Jess Campbell 13 Monica Ward 3 21 Ebony Ferdinands Matheson 3 18 Julia Clark 3 Zoe Rossiter 16 Emily Jose Robinson 4 Bree Kiss 19 Nadine Cousins Natalie Michelle 4 Jennifer Baird 22 Caitlyn 3 Paige Hinrichs 14 Rachel Martin Emma Cardamone O’Brien 4 Meg Witherow 19 Jennifer Aarons 4 17 Teagan King 6 Paris 23 Hamilton 5 Erin Blake (VC) 20 Alana Pola Blackman Taryn McGaw Jillian Ashleigh Siena 4 Jade Barden 15 5 Sam Vinson 20 Sulu Tirikula 5 Matilda Branch 18 Hannah Bowey Chalmers Phipps-Nelson 7 Katie Lamb 24 Jayde O'Brien MacShane 6 Skye Clarke 21 Sharnee Hart Natalie Noella Dos Kristen Emily Laura Doran 9 Madeline Collis 25 Emma 6 21 Tali Pitt 6 19 Molly Bowman Pungatara Santos-Lee 6 Sara Cooper 16 Arrowsmith Perchanidis Greetham 7 Natasha Billing 22 Caitlyn Bonney Alexandra Kristy Amanda Tanya 10 26 Remi Hynes 7 Zoe Purcell 22 Maddy Herbert 7 20 Olivia Williams McGonigal Blackman Feetham Rosenquist Afrodite Kosmetou 7 Sarah Burren 18 Liz Mooney 8 Maleah Brown 23 Alyssa Western 11 27 Samantha Gemma Van McRostie Melissa Hopper 8 Olivia Purcell 23 Zoe Wall 8 21 Melanie Stephanie Beard Harrison Mariana Gratton Sandoval 12 Tara Supple 28 11 Belinda Mair 24 Chelsea Lowe Thompson 8 Alanna Dalley 23 Izy Catrice Stephanie Michelle 10 25 Amy Gaunt 9 22 Erin Graham Caitlin Canty O'Brien Penny Taylor 14 Maddie McGaw 29 Emma Baker Sammy 12 Jaimie Warren 25 Lauren Hill Hammett Jemima 11 Jenny Allinson 26 Gemma Proy 10 Tyra Josiah 23 Courtney 9 24 Cassy Eaton Whitelaw 15 30 Chandra Berry Broadhead Biannaka Jessica Kate Hills Megan Tymko Lasplaces Sharnaequa 13 26 12 Britt Brock 27 Taylah Laval 11 24 Pip Kretschmer Hazelden O'Connell 16 Ellie Hearne 31 Zoe Reed Tamara Fletcher-Davies 10 Jessie Pham 25 Absalom Margarita Jess Shirley Innes Natalie West 13 Lara Smith 28 Kaitlyn Brand 12 25 14 Sarah Brown 27 17 32 Alexandra Asher De Klijn McConchie Jordy Cooper Lawless Katsoulakis Natarsha 11 Gabrielle Evans Shana Jowett 18 Shannon Matfin 14 Jess Clarke 29 Amy Crilley 13 Jen Blackman 15 Kelly Baker (C) 28 Mel Brown Woodward

ENDEAVOUR HILLS HALLAM MURRUMBEENA OAKLEIGH DISTRICT Coach: Marcus Kleinert Coach: Adrian Gration Coach: Emrys Lloyd-Griffiths Coach: Leigh Morgan Assistant: Michele Niclasen Assistant: Rick McNamara # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER 3 Stephanie Coffey 22 Chloe Marquison 7 Tamara Webster 39 Caitlin Taylor 1 Cassie Vallejos 22 Sally Melzer (Co-Capt) 1 Emma Morison 13 Lauren Fee 2 Katie Cornish 23 Alexandra Bryant 11 Gail Worsley 41 Jennifer Dean 6 Michelle Thomas 26 Kelly Dean 3 Dani Fredericks 24 Jodie Bray ( Co-V Capt ) 2 Ifrah Ibriahim 14 Amran Ibriahim 7 Natalie Houra 29 Serafina Teniseli-Lafaele 12 Julia Morrow 43 AJ Lannigan 4 Tammy Blake 25 Rachel Briggs

8 Cherie Cox 33 Kiandra Balazs 3 Lauren Luff 16 Grace Bibby 6 Kate Quinlivan 26 Sammy Carlson 22 Victoria Smart 45 Mikaela Ellise Schindler 7 Rebecca Adams 27 Steph Taylor 10 Cassandra Meads 35 Kaitlyn Lighart 8 Alana Porter 29 Clare Morgan 26 Ashleigh Teagan 46 Courtney Axisa 4 Shanae Carter 17 Eliza Groves 11 Stephanie Anderson 39 Rachal Masina 9 Jess Szalek ( Co-V Capt) 30 Marie Patterson 29 Devi Whelan 48 Alana Cherry 5 Margie Taylor 18 Lily Brown 10 Danni Wearne 31 Jules Perera 12 Pip Attard 45 Erin Mulholland 11 Lexy Amvazas 32 Brittany Ward 30 Samantha Richardson 53 Kailey Rotheram 7 19 13 Alice McTaggart 49 Tayla Lindsay Rebecca Niclasen Aisling Muir 12 Natalie Higson 33 Carolyn Harrison 32 Amy Campbell 62 Renee Thomas 13 Rebecca (Bec) Green 34 Emily McIntyre 14 50 Olivia Neve Alisi Masina Telea 8 Fiona McDonald 23 Meagan Spicer 14 Jasmine Shirrefs 35 Jade Stevens 34 Kyla Ellis - Bryley sloper 15 Danielle Delacy 53 Kura Tararo 15 Rachel McNamara (Co-Capt) 36 Jaye Chadband 9 Bridget Millar 24 Chloe Luff 16 Kylie Timms 37 Jessie Ward 35 Chloe Opperman - Stacey Johnston 17 60 Moira Keniseli Tamisha Gersbeck 17 Laura Jonston 38 Lorelei Thain 11 Lauren Wolf 25 Marina Walker 37 Kate Moravski - Natalie Sandbar 18 Brooke Dabrowski 77 Jasmine Muric 18 Kelsey Berry 39 Georgia Moschoyiannis 19 Melodie Aitken 40 Alysha Szalek 38 Megan Savage 12 Jasmyn Brandon 26 Paulina Tragarz 20 Donna Paine 90 Chantelle Marshall 20 Sophie Chapman 41 Paula Davis

60 | SFNL RECORD 2017 SFNL.COM.AU | 61 NETBALL: THE CUT AND DRIVE / HUGH MACLEAN @HughMaclean NETBALL RESULTS: GAMEDAY MOUTHGUARDS ROUND 3

A warm Saturday afternoon brought a Round 3 that saw a brilliant Caulfield continued their impressive early season form against grand final rematch, a young side announce themselves as a Mordialloc. The ladies in red stuck to their task doggedly, but were DIVISION 1 DIVISION 2 genuine premiership threat, and another Division 1 regular show able to stop the dam wall breaking against a slick looking Bears Bentleigh 40 def by Caulfield 58 Bentleigh 10 drew Carrum Patterson Lakes 10 that they are going to be a serious threat to anyone that they play. outfit with Caulfield victors by 45-22. South Yarra have shown that Heatherton Black 52 drew Dingley 52 Dingley 45 def South Yarra 22 they will not be overawed by the jump into Division 2, starting with Heatherton Black and Dingley faced off with the Dingoes looking Heatherton White 30 def Keysborough 29 Mordialloc 26 def by Caulfield 49 a solid win and a competitive loss. Here they ran into a Dingley for revenge after their defeat in the last match of 2016, and what side that are regular finalists at this level, and the Dingoes St Pauls 32 def by St Kilda City 44 St Kilda City 29 def by Heatherton 61 a game of netball this was! Rahni Samason got the scoring underway for Heatherton, a goal that was quickly levelled by showed a little too much class in this one, winning by 45-22, Dingley’s Sarah Fischer. Dingley got the first break, but the although it would not surprise to see the margin much thinner the DIVISION 3 DIVISION 4 Heatherton girls quickly regained their composure to trail by next time these sides meet. Caulfield 19 def by Clayton 34 Caulfield 31 def by Dingley Gold 67 only two at the first change. The match continued as a see- Dingley 36 def Keysborough 26 East Brighton 17 def by St Kilda City 40 Dingley remain unbeaten in Division 3, accounting for sawing affair throughout the second quarter with Heatherton Hampton 14 def by Black Rock 53 Heatherton White 45 def Heatherton Black 31 Keysborough, who like their division one compatriots have had going to oranges one goal to the good, but a brilliant third term Mordialloc 26 def by Heatherton 53 South Yarra 28 def by Black Rock 32 three close games while gaining little reward. 36-26 was the by defenders Chloe Sinclair and Britt Goldsmith helped give scoreline here. They are joined at the top table by Clayton, who St Kilda City 39 def Lyndale 35 St Pauls 23 def by Keysborough 66 Dingley a three-goal advantage leading into the final quarter. inflicted Caulfield’s first loss by 34-19. Black Rock beat Hampton Here Samason and Nat Billings went to work but Dingley looked DIVISION 5 DIVISION 6 as though they would not be denied, until two late goals gave by 53-14. Lyndale tasted their first defeat by 39-35 at the hands of St Kilda City, while Heatherton got on the board by beating Bentleigh 19 def by Cheltenham 32 Aspendale 37 def by Dingley Red 54 Heatherton a share of the points through a 52-all draw. Caulfield 44 def Highett 27 Caulfield 16 def by Heatherton 41 Mordialloc by 53-26. Skye 36 def by Dingley 40 Hallam 15 def by Clayton 37 Heatherton White and Keysborough shared an even start before St Kilda City Black 19 def by Heatherton 75 Lyndale 21 def Chelsea Heights 11 the Heatherton girls gained a five goal break late in the first Heatherton White continued their unbeaten start to Division St Kilda City Red 49 def Mordialloc 29 Mount Waverley 41 def by Doveton 52 4 by winning the derby over Heatherton Black by 45-31. Both quarter. This was a contrast in styles with Amy Burns and Laura Lyndhurst 53 def Dandenong 25 South Yarra 26 def Dingley Gold 25 Agius running the mid-court with short passes designed to create Dingley sides also remain unbeaten although both have had a space and position, while Heatherton looked to get the ball quickly bye, Dingley Yellow easily accounting for Caulfield this week by DIVISION 7 DIVISION 8 to shooters Bella Riddell and Mia McMillan. Heatherton felt that 67-31. Keysborough got their season moving in style, registering Dingley 38 def Murrumbeena 17 Dingley 41 def Mount Waverley 20 they tired a little towards the end of the first half, causing a few a 66-23 win over St Pauls, while St Kilda City and Black Rock both Doveton 29 def by Cheltenham 47 Hallam 20 def by Mordialloc 52 poor decisions to be made, but the margin remained constant managed their second wins for the season, beating East Brighton East Brighton 30 def St Kilda City 13 Lyndale 22 def Heatherton 11 until Keysborough made their charge in the last quarter. Sadly for 40-17 and South Yarra 32-28 respectively. the Borough, they again fell just short in a close encounter, going Heatherton 28 drew Lyndhurst 28 South Yarra 38 def Black Rock 9 down by just the one goal, 30-29. Lyndhurst and St Kilda City Red have been most impressive Oakleigh District 30 def Hampton 12 Lyndhurst 43 def Dandenong 30 in Division 5. The Lightning took their third scalp by beating St Kilda City played St Pauls with City gaining the early advantage, Dandenong by 53-25 and the Saints did the same over Mordialloc leading by three at quarter time. This was a slightly scrappy by 49-29. Dingley are also unbeaten, winning 40-36 over the affair with a lot of defensive pressure being applied, but St Kilda previously unbeaten Skye. Elsewhere Heatherton swept the court looked slightly the cleaner going forward. At the other end, while in beating St Kilda Black 75-19 and Cheltenham 32 outlasted the athleticism of Grace Healey was a constant threat, St Kilda Bentleigh 19. defended the back third very well. City increased their lead in every quarter, leading by six at half time and eight at three quarter The winless South Yarra surprised undefeated Dingley Yellow by time, before finally winning by 44-32. 26-25 in Division 6. Doveton beat Mount Waverley in a clash of unbeaten sides by 52-41, Lyndale got on the board by 21-11 over Caulfield took on Bentleigh in a game that was brought forward due to Bentleigh’s ladies day function. The early start led to the court Chelsea Heights, while Dingley Red made Aspendale wait a bit being a bit damp underfoot, in contrast to later proceedings, which longer for their first win, triumphing by 54-37. The other unbeaten took both sides a little time to come to terms with. Once they did it sides are Heatherton (41-16 winners over Caulfield), and Clayton was Caulfield that showed the benefit of their greater experience (who conquered Hallam by 37-15). and poise to lead early. The margin largely remained at between Division 7 gave us the second draw of the day, Heatherton and five and ten goals throughout until the Bears stepped on the gas in Lyndhurst unable to be separated at 28-28. Dingley continued the fourth quarter, finishing the match victorious by 58-40. setting the early pace with a 38-17 win over Murrumbeena, Heatherton White are therefore the surprise early leaders on 12 Cheltenham beat Doveton 47-29, Oakleigh were too good for points from Dingley and Heatherton Black on 10. Caulfield round Hampton by 30-12, and East Brighton gained their first points by out the four on 8 points, Keysborough and St Kilda City have 4, beating St Kilda City by 30-13. with St Pauls and Bentleigh yet to register. Dingley are the only Division 8 side with three wins, having beaten As has been the case in the opening two rounds, Division 2 saw Mount Waverley by 41-20, although Lyndhurst (43-30 winners over some large margins registered this week. Heatherton were Dandenong), and Keysborough have two wins and a bye. Lyndale once more the heaviest scorers, although the score does not beat Heatherton by 22-11, Mordialloc beat Hallam by 52-20, and necessarily reflect the nature of the physical battle in this match. South Yarra beat Black Rock by 38-9 in other matches. St Kilda City made their more credentialed opponents fight hard for every ball, and Heatherton knew they had been in a match There may be some changes in grading as a result of the opening despite the 61-29 scoreline. three rounds, so we await next week’s fixtures with interest. Photos courtesy of Michael Walsh

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DIVISION 1 DIVISION 2 DIVISION 7 DIVISION 8 TEAM PWL D F APTS TEAM PWL D F A PR TEAM PWL DB F A PR TEAM PWL DB F A PR

Heatherton White 3 3 0 0 128 95 12 Heatherton 3 3 0 0 194 65 4.00 Dingley 3 3 0 0 0 125 38 4.00 Dingley 3 3 0 0 0 105 60 4.00 Carrum Patterson Lakes 2 2 0 0 1 78 49 4.00 Keysborough 2 2 0 0 1 84 49 4.00 Dingley 3 2 0 1 147 101 10 Caulfield 3 3 0 0 133 50 4.00 Lyndhurst 2 1 0 1 1 66 48 3.00 Lyndhurst 2 2 0 0 1 70 47 4.00 Heatherton Black 3 2 0 1 128 114 10 Oakleigh District 3 2 1 0 0 84 62 2.67 Mordialloc 3 2 1 0 0 112 72 2.67 Dingley 3 3 0 0 133 72 4.00 Caulfield 3 2 1 0 141 109 8 Cheltenham 2 1 1 0 1 69 71 2.00 South Yarra 2 1 1 0 1 50 33 2.00 South Yarra 3 1 2 0 94 91 1.33 East Brighton 2 1 1 0 0 46 54 2.00 Lyndale 3 1 1 1 0 46 49 2.00 Keysborough 3 1 2 0 100 103 4 Doveton 3 1 2 0 0 80 97 1.33 Dandenong 3 1 2 0 0 78 82 1.33 St Kilda City 3 1 2 0 92 135 1.33 St Kilda City 3 1 2 0 98 128 4 Murrumbeena 3 1 2 0 0 64 102 1.33 Heatherton 3 1 2 0 0 43 67 1.33 Bentleigh 3 0 2 1 39 108 0.67 St Kilda City 3 1 2 0 0 43 104 1.33 Black Rock 3 1 2 0 0 46 82 1.33 St Pauls 3 0 3 0 99 119 0 Heatherton 3 0 2 1 0 82 85 0.67 Mount Waverley 3 0 2 1 0 48 78 0.67 Bentleigh 3 0 3 0 100 172 0 Mordialloc 3 0 3 0 67 167 0.00 Hampton 2 0 2 0 0 39 66 0.00 Hallam 3 0 3 0 0 60 123 0.00 Chelsea Heights 3 0 3 0 0 40 101 0.00 Caulfield 3 0 3 0 0 37 154 0.00 DIVISION 3 DIVISION 4 TEAM PWL D F A PR TEAM PWL DB F A PR 2017 NETBALL FIXTURES: ROUND 4 Clayton 3 3 0 0 97 66 4.00 Heatherton White 3 3 0 0 0 172 65 4.00

Dingley Gold 2 2 0 0 1 127 48 4.00 St Kilda City 3 2 0 1 114 94 3.33 DIVISION 1 DIVISION 2 DIVISION 3 Dingley Red 2 2 0 0 1 57 48 4.00 Dingley 3 2 0 1 106 93 3.33 St Kilda City 3 2 1 0 0 106 61 2.67 HEATHERTON WHITE CAULFIELD V ST KILDA CITY HEATHERTON V Black Rock 3 2 1 0 106 58 2.67 V ST KILDA CITY Heatherton Black 3 2 1 0 0 138 93 2.67 CARRUM PATTERSON LAKES Lyndale 3 2 1 0 106 73 2.67 SOUTH YARRA V BENTLEIGH Black Rock 3 2 1 0 0 87 117 2.67 BENTLEIGH V KEYSBOROUGH V CAULFIELD Caulfield 3 2 1 0 98 69 2.67 HEATHERTON BLACK LYNDALE V DINGLEY Keysborough 2 1 1 0 1 94 55 2.00 HEATHERTON V DINGLEY Heatherton 3 1 2 0 106 95 1.33 DINGLEY V ST PAULS BLACK ROCK V ST KILDA CITY South Yarra 3 1 2 0 0 100 109 1.33 KEYSBOROUGH V CAULFIELD BYE: MORDIALLOC BYE: CLAYTON Carrum Patterson Lakes 3 0 2 1 33 97 0.67 Mordialloc 3 0 3 0 0 71 120 0.00 Keysborough 3 0 3 0 74 98 0.00 Caulfield 3 0 3 0 0 84 151 0.00 DIVISION 4 DIVISION 5 DIVISION 6

MORDIALLOC V DINGLEY GOLD EAST BRIGHTON V SKYE HEATHERTON V SOUTH YARRA DIVISION 5 DIVISION 6 KEYSBOROUGH V CAULFIELD HEATHERTON V DINGLEY RED V MORDIALLOC TEAM PWL DB F APTS TEAM PWL D F APTS HEATHERTON WHITE ST KILDA CITY ST KILDA CITY V HALLAM Lyndhurst 3 3 0 0 134 65 206.15 12 Clayton 3 3 0 0 114 52 12 V SOUTH YARRA DANDENONG V ST PAULS DOVETON V LYNDALE Dingley 3 3 0 0 126 94 134.04 12 Heatherton 3 3 0 0 113 69 12 HEATHERTON BLACK HIGHETT V LYNDHURST DINGLEY GOLD V Skye 3 2 1 0 123 79 155.70 8 Doveton 3 3 0 0 122 87 12 V DINGLEY RED CHELTENHAM V CAULFIELD MOUNT WAVERLEY Caulfield 3 2 1 0 115 88 130.68 8 Dingley Gold 3 2 1 0 142 70 8 ST KILDA CITY V BLACK ROCK DINGLEY V BENTLEIGH ASPENDALE V CLAYTON St Kilda City 3 2 1 0 111 86 129.07 8 Dingley Red 3 2 1 0 128 89 8

Cheltenham 3 2 1 0 105 87 120.69 8 Mount Waverley 3 2 1 0 118 99 8 DIVISION 7 DIVISION 8

Heatherton 3 1 2 0 133 99 134.34 4 South Yarra 3 1 2 0 86 97 4 MURRUMBEENA V EAST BRIGHTON DANDENONG V KEYSBOROUGH Dandenong 3 1 2 0 74 103 71.84 4 Lyndale 3 1 2 0 69 90 4 LYNDHURST V DINGLEY BLACK ROCK V LYNDHURST Highett 3 1 2 0 74 117 63.25 4 Mordialloc 3 1 2 0 89 127 4 CHELTENHAM V HEATHERTON MOUNT WAVERLEY V SOUTH YARRA Bentleigh 3 0 3 0 56 102 54.90 0 Hallam 3 1 2 0 70 100 4 CARRUM PATTERSON LAKES V DOVETON HEATHERTON V DINGLEY East Brighton 3 0 3 0 65 155 41.94 0 Aspendale 3 0 3 0 103 134 0 ST KILDA CITY V OAKLEIGH DISTRICT MORDIALLOC V LYNDALE St Pauls 3 0 3 0 59 187 31.55 0 St Kilda City 3 0 3 0 75 168 0 CHELSEA HEIGHTS V HAMPTON CAULFIELD V HALLAM

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DIVISION 1 DIVISION 2

LAST LAST PLAYER CLUB TOTAL PLAYER CLUB TOTAL WEEK WEEK Bella Riddell Heatherton White 18 73 Sophie Bartlett Heatherton 56 118 Sophie O'Shea Caulfield 29 70 Amber McHenry Dingley 5 51 Sarah Fischer Dingley 40 62 Billie Nukunuku St Kilda City 18 49 Jessica Payne Dingley 12 53 Bella Riddell Heatherton 0 39 Jessica Jones St Kilda City 25 51 Caitlyn Ashby Caulfield 19 35 Mia McMillan Heatherton White 7 48 Mietta Leckey Caulfield 21 31 Grace Healey St Pauls 19 47 Hannah Shilling Caulfield 9 30 Alicia Williams St Pauls 10 42 Teena Mifsud Heatherton 5 29 Madison McGaw Bentleigh 16 36 Jessica Buerckner South Yarra 3 28 Georgia Hernan Caulfield 0 36 Penny Byers-Tymms Dingley 0 26

DIVISION 3 DIVISION 4

LAST LAST PLAYER CLUB TOTAL PLAYER CLUB TOTAL WEEK WEEK Breanna Cull St Kilda City 30 69 Chelsey McAndrew Heatherton Black 21 92 Alana Cooper Dingley 24 52 Shannon Bailey Dingley Gold 34 57 Jessica Baddeley Dingley 11 44 Carlyn Skyes Heatherton White 14 50 Tamara Weilbaecher Lyndale 25 44 Amy Campbell Black Rock 18 46 Taylah Mackie Clayton 8 43 Stephanie Craig South Yarra 14 44 Annabelle Ryan Caulfield 6 41 Lauren Fredrickson Keysborough 32 42 Abby Blundy Caulfield 0 36 Hannah Egan Caulfield 12 41 Dani Forward Black Rock 0 34 Jacinta Traeger Caulfield 19 41 Jasmine Kick Black Rock 33 33 Maddy Taylor Dingley Gold 19 41 Chelsea Rowe Keysborough 6 29 Zoe Jennings Black Rock 13 40

DIVISION 5 DIVISION 6

LAST LAST PLAYER CLUB TOTAL PLAYER CLUB TOTAL WEEK WEEK Nicole Carmeni Dingley 36 104 Lauren Martin Mount Waverley 26 80 Melissa Mair Lyndhurst 32 94 Megan Piper Dingley Gold 11 63 Verity Sheppard Heatherton 46 91 Hannah Lyon South Yarra 17 54 Kimberly Harrison Skye 20 80 Madelon Clark Clayton 11 49 Darcie Chadwick St Kilda City Red 25 62 Gemma Batton Heatherton 26 45 Jodie Brown Caulfield 23 60 Jackie Eggens Lyndale 10 41 Jasmine Emery Highett 13 42 Kellie Murphy Dingley Red 26 36 Brittany Raynes Skye 16 39 Bethany Wilson Dingley Gold 10 33 Narelle Homewood Lyndhurst 17 31 Kirah Hard Heatherton 11 33 Nicole Strong St Kilda City Black 4 30 Hannah Clinch Mount Waverley 11 30

DIVISION 7 DIVISION 8

LAST LAST PLAYER CLUB TOTAL PLAYER CLUB TOTAL WEEK WEEK Emma Henderson Dingley 0 39 Jenna Hill Lyndhurst 29 44 Amanda Robert Oakleigh District 0 38 Laura Menzel Dingley 16 37 Leisa Finkelde Heatherton 17 36 Julie -Anne Telfer South Yarra 33 33 Olivia Hargrave Murrumbeena 14 34 Grace Evans Mordialloc 8 31 Laura Menzel Dingley 20 32 Sam Young Dingley 18 30 Jessica Cook Carrum Patterson Lakes 0 31 Julie Vane Hallam 8 30 Cheree Paniona Doveton 0 24 Renee Rollings Dandenong 14 28 Dellaney Edmonds Heatherton 6 19 Nathalie Bownds Lyndale 13 27 Kirby Knox Oakleigh District 9 19 Rikki Boelen Black Rock 5 26 Maddison Jacka St Kilda City 0 18 Jenna Bousfield Dandenong 0 24

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BENTLEIGH BLACK ROCK CARRUM PATTERSON LAKES DANDENONG SENIOR COACH: Michelle Cunningham and Marilyn McGaw SENIOR COACH: Laura Brogan COACH: Wendy Van Der Peet COACH: Ash Ruchmond DIVISION 1 DIVISION 2 ASSISTANT COACH: Tanjil Fitzpatrick and Annaliese Neal DIVISION 3 DIVISION 7 DIVISION 5 DIVISION 8 Madison McGaw Mikayla Ruddy DIVISION 3 DIVISION 5 Jacqueline Coy Jessica Cook Maddison Blackburn (C) Renee Rollings (C) Brooke Hiscock Katie Lamb Jacinta Frawley (C) Annaliese Neal (C) Sarah Morton Rachel Curtain Blinda Pryn Veronica Quirk Jessica McGaw Lana Cooper Kelsy Dornau Kaitlyn Chase Tory Altson Ilana Biczok Mandi Hall Kristy Blackman Jordy Edwards Caishlin Simpson Amy Campbell Juliana Bedggood Ebony George Kaitlin Gilbert Dani Forward Rebekah Reynolds Taylor Mitchell Tobi Cunningham Zoe Jennings Samantha Newsom Rhiannon Donaghue Michelle Paton Jasmine Kick Danielle Piastrino Rhiannon Skewes Rachael McLarty Kimberley Heels Maddy Gleeson Amanda McDonald Rebekah Neal Rebecca Goodear Natalie Harris Antoinette Lemana Ash Trimble Jen Baird Kathryn Stanly Jessica McPhail Tayla Daniels Sarah Gosstray Mai Lemana Ky Brown Jayde Brown Shannon Meehan Madi Pixton Carly Manfre Jenna Bousfield Kristie Richmond Tenielle Potter DIVISION 5 Alexis Petridis Sarah Rayment Georgia Donkin Anneka Boughen Stephanie Timmons Rachel Saunders Chloe Woodard Morgan Yarwood Alannah Clifford Claudia Hutchinson DIVISION 7 DINGLEY Paris Blackman Rebecca Smith Rikki Boelen (C) Hester Philip DIVISION 1 DIVISION 2 DIVISION 3 DIVISION 4 GOLD DIVISION 4 RED Tara Eileen Leonie Brown Laura Brogan Elyse Pixton COACH: Adrian Ballantyne COACH: Cassandra Fogarty COACH: Mel Ades COACH: Terri Davidson COACH: Marg Heenan Lizzie Freath Nicola Sainsbury Laura Piper Miranda Bailey Laura Kilfoyle Kasey Blizzard Sarah Heenan CAULFIELD Krystal Edwards Emma Thomas Kristine McFarlane Sarah Fischer Martyna Cooper Alysha Morecroft Esther Gilmore Gemma Reynolds DIVISION 1 DIVISION 2 Jess Payne Eleanor Douglas Emily Crawford Darcie Price Eliza Hewitson Shae Wonnacott Ashlei Brammer Sophie Virtue Jess Harrington Charlotte Cogger COACH: Sue Kimber COACH: Sue Kimber CHELSEA HEIGHTS Sophie O'Shea Caitlyn Ashby Sara Merkus Chelsea Goldin Ellie Davidson Lauren Farrell Imogen Tuke Georgia Hernan Hannah Shilling DIVISION 7 Taylah Fiddes Emma Gent Erin Gold Loz Ryan Matilda Davies Jemima Price Brodie Aumont Elise Jaginitavicius Abbey Dawkins Nikki Tulley Tayla Austin Rachael Martin Nicole Cooper Jamie Dickinson Fotini Starvou Maxine Behnke Sam Wigs Paige Magill Alicia Wise Jess Haslem Felicity Lingard Maddy Taylor Julia Mascali Stephanie Clemons Kate Cross Alisha Hardy Imogen Breden Chloe Sinclair Penny Bryers-Tymms Alana Cooper Bianca Waras Gracie Vincent Alice Pohlner Cara Teoh Nicole Nielsen Zoe Pegrum Britt Goldsmith Amber McHenry Jess Baddeley Britt Goldsmith Britt Goldsmith Krysti O'Toole Kate Niezen Phoebe Naughton Gabrielle Coventry-Martini DIVISION 5 DIVISION 6 GOLD DIVISION 6 RED DIVISION 7 DIVISION 8 Makayla Bulte Zina Teoh COACH: Josh Keyt COACH: Alicia Wise COACH: Bambi Wallace COACH: Britt Goldsmith COACH: Alicia Wise Brieanna Cooper Abby Blundy CHELTENHAM Kate Rollison Michaela Knight Bambi Wallace Antonia Gianas DIVISION 3 DIVISION 4 Jess Hall DIVISION 5 DIVISION 7 Alex Smyth Eman Farrag Sandy Taylor Aime Taylor COACH: Jess Mersin COACH: Sophie O'Shea Asha Goodchild Andrea Wyatt Sher Clark Megan Piper Amie Malcolm Leah Ravostos Eliza Ballas Annabelle Ryan Addie Priaulx Brooke Lynne Taylor Wills Demi Adams Linda Piper Jen Frees Beth Miller Olivia Selbst Ashleigh Bell Bec Casarotto Madlyn Ades Darcy McGraw Kellie Murphy Rebecca Watson Bree Coram Jess Credlin Brooke Davis Holly Mcgaw Jess Ballas Anna Lewton Emma Wilson Felicity Evans Elena Ryan Elaine Nguyen Kate Burns Hayley Murphy Ellesse Graham Sarah Gent Isobelle Stait Fiona Lynch Lauren Geschke Beth Wilson Jayde Evans Jen Piper Olivia Zammit Lucie Webster Hannah Egan Mel Arnts Janice Lamb Shennae Noonan Anusha Jayasinghe Kerrie Turner Nicola Kirk Isabelle Whitton Sarah Preschue Sam Barwick Kelly Short Julia Murphy Chloe Mclean Jasmine Garces Emily Hiam Stephanie Pursell Jacinta Traeger Tessa Mckay Nicole Cameneri Emily Parks Narralle Mcgaw Emma Henderson Zoe James Kate Brownscombe Jesse Hawksworth Kirsten Brice Jess Mersin Samantha Tonkin DOVETON EAGLES HALLAM Steph Purcell Suhailah Davies CLAYTON DIVISION 5 DIVISION 8 COACH: Debbie Hogan DIVISION 6 DIVISION 8 COACH: Wendy Townley DIVISION 6 DIVISION 6 COACH: Barb Traeger COACH: Barb Traeger COACH: Simone Miller COACH: Tracey O'Flaherty DIVISION 3 DIVISION 6 Caitlyn Harkin (C) Barb Traeger Ashleigh Cochrane Maddison Owen (C) Jordanne Dyer (C) Jessica Harder (C) Haylea Armstrong Judith Glenny Bianca Bristow Sarah Collins (C) Cassie Townley (C) Courtney Richards Jade Allison Jade Billing Smith Elle Thorne Madelon Clark Briana Cipressi Katie Delaine Michelle Wallace-Klemm Rebecca Collins Emily Zlenow Sophie Bowler Fiona Coolegem Kaitlyn Cipressi Tanya Hiscock Jamie Gourlay Alexandra Carter Kaitlyn Ligthart Nicole Coolegem Jess Greven Vanessa Phillips Catherine Russell Maggie Collins Cherilyn Collins Tegan O'Meagher Jennina Espirritu Melissa Daly Janine Sallows Karsha Stoter Tiarne Cipressi Jacqui Smith Karina Campbell Kendrah Lee Emily Ramanathan Eleanor Marshall Natasha Lubin Janine Olivier Lauren Donnell Gabie Reid Julie Vane Taylah Mackie Narrelle Sprigg Amy Riordan Ruth Grimmer Megan Bradford Kylee Jones Lisa Vivian Kayla Ricardo Ruby Veltmeyer Tiana Tatlow Megan Brownlie Sharlene Phillips Penelope Townley Cheree Paniona Simone Miller Kaitlyn Clarke Joss Reinshagen Cindy Fung Tiara Giglio Debbie Hogan Cathrine Yasin Debbie Hogan Jodie Brown Sue Kimber Chloe Pearce Jess Mesley Debbie Hogan Teresa Hildenhagen Simone Miller Teresa Hildenhagen

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HAMPTON KEYSBOROUGH OAKLEIGH DISTRICT HIGHETT LYNDHURST SKYE COACH: Belinda Mair and Meagan Evans COACH: Joe Ferruccio DIVISION 1 DIVISION 7 COACH: Taylar Anderson DIVISION 5 DIVISION 5 DIVISION 7 DIVISION 8 DIVISION 7 Laura Agius COACH: Melodie Aitken DIVISION 5 Brooke Langham Emily Perchanidis Melissa Mair (C) Melissa Baker (C) Tina Robinson Kiri Battistellp Genna Doyle Jamie-Lee Mackie Amy Burns Alex Jackson Pheobe Mears-Whitty Nicole Hill (Co-Capt) Donna Atwell Bianca Brown Jenna Hill Elise Boyd Emma Hamilton Lorinda Thompson Bianca Di Natale Narelle Homewood Aleysha King Erin Brown Veronica Butterfield Kim Harrison Mikaela Cook (Co-Capt) Lesina Lalotoa Jenna Stredwick Jacqui Mejeia Meagan Evans Jo Merlino Megan Donaldson Kerryn Briohny Black Taylor Spencer Brooke Cracknell Brittany Raynes Angela Lai Tara Bickham Hildebrand (VC) Kelly Cross Jade Tunks Katie Homewood Limor Reiss Melissa Lanyon Kim Ray Michelle Bennett Rebecca Cormick Megan Kennedy Kristy Hamilton Alyson Tran Amanda Robert Tanya King Claire Carey Jemma Newport Tiana Creasey Talissa Wellington Melissa Peet Illana Miller Courtney Nash Katrina Sheary Rowena Cooke Jessie Maxfield Amy Littlejohn Kirby Knox Alex Turner Samantha Snape Hayley Dawson Rebecca Macinnes Louise Miller Kiara Brown Rosina Gribben Bec Nixon Sharelle Miller Jaimee Plumb Jenna Carr Jasmine Emery Cassandra Hughes Natalie Bowie MORDIALLOC HEATHERTON COACH: Emma Houghton DIVISION 2 DIVISION 4 DIVISION 6 DIVISION 8 DIVISION 1 DIVISION 1 WHITE DIVISION 2 DIVISION 3 DIVISION 4 WHITE Alana Harris (C) Kym Pyke (C) Sophie Titcombe (C) Alice Wright (C) COACH: Teena Mifsud COACH: Scott Regnier COACH: Scott Regnier COACH: Nicki Arnold COACH: JOEL WEBB Lucy McKeown Brodie Zealand Tamara Wood Melanie Rixon Brodie Turner Holly Bowman COACH: Heidi Samason COACH: Kelly Horton Sophie Clark (Bartlett) COACH: Kerrie Mussert Heidi Samson Brooke Davies Ellie McNeill Emma Gardiner Courtney Battel Anne-Marie Locastro Molly Stackpole Rahni Samason Mia McMillan Carlyn Sykes Catherine Ferguson Christina Young Teena Mifsud Noelene Davida Maddy Goldsmith Georgia Shaw Natalie Billings Bella Riddell Simone Sykes Stephanie Hogben Larissa Young Sally Janssen Andrea Flagg Eliza Pickles Zoe Ryde Amy Hinton Brooke Gaertner Kate Moffart Jaime Regnier Acacia Quinn Renee Bruce Grace Evans Zali Mifsud Mary Charlie Stephanie Aarsman Sally Grumley Gemma Proy Mandy Quinn Nicki Arnold Tess Ryrie Maddy O'Reilly Rhylee Pittard Matilda O'Toole Morgan Riley Sienna Kelly Emma Eckhardt Rachael French Lucy Houghton Montana O'Brien Sarah McCormack Sienna Costello Brie Reichman Belinda Kay Catherine Ferguson Sally Grumley Amy Hinton Mykaela Petrie Erin Naismith Claudia Papatsikas Liz Edwards Memory Joseph Maggie Carlon Liz McConville (Evans) Teaghan Avery Bayley Mifsud Debra Hughes Taylor Leeson Stephanie Peacock SOUTH YARRA ST KILDA CITY Ella Batish Courtney Weiske Hayley McCluskey SENIOR COACH: Maggie Riley Kirsten Daley Alex Riddell Sarah Thompson DIVISION 1 DIVISION 2 DIVISION 3 Jackie Newton Amber McHenry Kirsty Mann Meaghan Selwood Yvonne McMillan DIVISION 2 DIVISION 4 COACH: Melanie Starr COACH: David Butler COACH: Kate Foster Sarah Hogan Samara Webb DIVISION 4 BLACK DIVISION 5 DIVISION 6 DIVISION 7 DIVISION 8 Chloe Ballard - Captain Breanna Cull - Captain Cassandra Smith Billie Nukunuku - Captain Stephanie O'Dea Hannah Smith - Vice Captain COACH: KRISTY LOYD COACH: Ruth Parker COACH: Joan Young COACH: Yvonne McMillan COACH: Laura Abraham Laura Carroll Jessica Jones - Vice Captain Maggie Riley Jess Rosetta - Vice Captain Brianna Sartori Gemma Mulqueen Brielle Arnfield COACH: Mary Anne Calabrese Kirah Hard Leisa Finkeld Sam Webb Sarah Horridge Taku Anne Jones Casie Beddome Kate Foster Jessica Porter Chelsey McAndrew Erin Price Carly Buhagiar Brittany Graham Mary Anne Calabrese Gemma Batton April Garbellini Kim Stanton Carrie James Chelsea Bilney Shanae Goodchild Verity Sheppard Hayley Becker Cara Plant Louise Allen Jemma Noy Jordyn Mifsud Shannon Fox Stephanie Craig Elise Earle Jessica Buerckner Emma Holden Emma Eastmond Adelaide Douglas Olivia Clark Candice Bodger Louise Moetu Brooke Gniel Camille Nightingale Linda Hughes Jenna Dean Anne Hallam Kate Ebert DIVISION 6 DIVISION 8 Tash Petroff Katie Burns Katrina Davidson Anthea Nisbet-Smith Rachel Ebert Simone Cragg Caitlan O'Brien Mary Evans Kahlivia Russell Hayley Chugg Mel Cook Kyra Ward Rosie Augl Meg O'Callaghan Steph Webb Melinda Bechaz Tamara Klink Kristal Williams Tania Misa-Howe Amanda Manning Tamainetutai (Tai) Teata Sarah Murphy-Gamble Rose Barr DIVISION 6 Christina Kyriazis Jordyn Elgin Katrina Logue Rachel Vannucci Roni Lee Nuka-Dawson Dellaney Edmonds Laura Whitfield Sarah Jackson Sophie Dunn Melissa Alessandrini - Captain Ruth Parker Annie Surridge Arum Sugiono Nicole Scharenguivel Jessica Elgin Annalise Flarve Heidi Webb Sinead Bannon Lydia Koroheke-Tettaara Zaita Anderson Julie-Anne Telfer DIVISION 4 DIVISION 5 Sally Saunders Kristine Stewart Traci Straface Paige Mignone Megan O'Leary Sarah Bechaz Madeline Thompson Hannah Bevis COACH: Te Ua Houkamau COACH: Casie Beddome Tayla Kaa Hannah Lyon Vanessa Bilowski Sarah Harvey Yvette Lippold - Captain Maddison Andrews - Captain Louise Adams Julia Woiwod Bianca Ann Love Shene Pratt LYNDALE MURRUMBEENA Jess Eddey - Vice Captain COACH: Barbara Ruston Erin Kerr - Vice Captain Rita Batshon DIVISION 7 ST PAULS Charlotte Barr DIVISION 7 DIVISION 3 DIVISION 6 DIVISION 8 Darcie Chadwick Adriana Costsa DIVISION 1 DIVISION 5 Gloria Yuen Shae Hildebrand Chloe Mills Stacey Davidson COACH: Sophie Dunn COACH: Mark Bormanis COACH: Greg Proc Jaimi Paton Julie Eggens Kerry Foster Lisa Czyczelis Kirsti McInnes Elisha Romeril Aleisha McKenzie - Captain Eliza Barnes Rebecca Proc Lauren Welsh Jacky Eggens Chantelle Ruston Casey Gadzinski - Vice Captain Aisling Muir Mikaela Hayes Emily Proc Laura Cleave Summa-Lea James Kristy Gray Nathalie Bownds Katie Beasley Alliyanna Tipiloura Grace Healey Ruby Archer Sarah Gallie Stacey Purcell Naomi Leclerc Liv Hargrave Meg Pfitzner Bec Gregory-Pahlow Megan Hendry Sarah Haig Maddison Jacka Elizabeth Hogan Sonia Pang Emily Leclerc Meghan Geschke Bianca Ficarra Dani Andriopoulos Nikki Burgess Erin Scaf Tayleh Bell Careira Joseph Caitlin Lewis Amelia Perkins Esme Harrington Bianca Pivac Olivia Young Michelle Nguyen Stacey Purcell Jessica Ellis Grace Biddy Ann Cooper Olivia Stolp Gemma Kelly Belinda Schembri Lauren Carberry Carly Bisset Alice Williams Courtney Ligeti Sally Werner Sarah Cairnduff Tamara Weilbaecher Kellie Di Pietro Hayley Buensch Erin Knight Claire Stratton Tia Zakis Paisley Ross Susie McFeely

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The AFL have designated this week Community decision. Chardie may miss a game or two next month Umpiring Round, and the SFNL are keen for all clubs as he is a first-time expectant father. Perhaps he’ll be to support this great initiative. Before each of our mentoring another Chard in the SFNL in 15 years’ time. matches this weekend, the coaches are encouraged to join the captains before the coin toss in shaking hands Our very good field umpire numbers have enabled us out on the field with the participating umpires so to not just fill all field umpire appointments, but also that all players and spectators can see that the clubs enabled us to have eight matches run in a three-umpire are serious about respecting the athletes in green. system last weekend. Our excellent numbers at training After each senior match, all umpires are strongly are enabling us to give many umpires the opportunity encouraged to stay for at least one drink (soft or heavy) to run in the three-umpire system, so that they will be with the captains and coaches so that they can get to well prepared for their finals matches in September. know each other better. SFNL TV will also highlight Of course, the three-umpire system can raise the role that our umpires have in our great game. eyebrows and the general footy supporter thinks more Next week, a number of our umpires will represent umpiring means more decisions paid, but in actual fact the Association in the AFL Victorian Championships. it allows a more free-flowing game, less off-the-ball One of the highlights will be the match at the holding and scrapping, and allows the umpires to be Bayswater Footy Ground between the Leagues ranked in better position to get the decisions right. Teamwork third and fourth in Victoria, Eastern FL and Essendon and consistency is the essence of the system. District FL, and there will be THREE SFNL umpires The SMJFL has proved a great recruiting ground for officiating: Troy Wood, in the middle, Mitch Lea on the the SFLUA with many of our younger umpires having boundary and Pat Aurish in goals. I encourage any made the transition from the juniors to our senior umpires in the part of Melbourne next Saturday to ranks. In return, it would be great of more SFNL get along and support their mates. Next to umpiring umpires could put their hands up to run with the a Senior Grand Final, this is as good as it gets for SMJFL, and to mentor the umpires who will most our Association members. Ben Priggen (on the likely be the future of our own Association. Speak with boundary) and Simon Pratt (in goal) will be in action Nick Bergman if you can help out. in the Under 19 curtain-raiser at Bayswater, so it will be a big day there for our Association. On the same Congratulations to Daniel Streker on his recent day, Tane Abbott will be officiating at Woori Yallock nuptials. Evidently, his honeymoon was cut short by in the interleague clash between the Yarra Ranges an unscheduled visit to hospital – not an ideal start League and the Gippsland League. Our Southern to married life. Meanwhile Chris Grigoriou is making FNL representative side will be in action at Lyndhurst sure that he stays fit and well by occupying Natalie’s when they take on the Central Highlands FL, and massage table for most of a Thursday night – no Nathan Guy (field) and Tim Fierenzi (boundary) will be chance of an accidental injury on the track for Chris! among the officiating umpires. However, the busiest person on the field is likely to be the SFNL runner, our Not many umpires can stop traffic with a wave of their own Pete Marshall. In last year’s interleague clash, hand but Tom Grundy manages it regularly. In his role Marshie had to be spoken to by the field umpires as a traffic control office, Tom can clear a busy street for becoming too enthusiastic while carrying out his of traffic in seconds, as he did at the Port Melbourne duties. I’m sure that Nathan will keep a close eye on ANZAC Service last Tuesday. Evidently, Tom Marshie this year. moonlights as a baker and he provided some delicious pies for us all after training two weeks ago. A real strength of our Association this year is our blend of youth and experience, and this was on Field umpires are reminded to watch out for the high display last Saturday at Dingley where Brett Chard ran fend-off, where a player running with the ball raises with Darcy Trewarn. Chardie could be seen at each an arm and catches an opponent high. This is always quarter break passing on some of his experience to a free kick, and, depending on the force of the fend- his younger colleague who gets better each week. off, may also be reportable. Brett had considered giving umpiring away at the end Remember that: of 2016, but when Marshie told him how valuable his experience would be in mentoring our young guns, “The Ump in Green Should Not Be Seen” and he put retirement on hold and is very pleased with his “We Bounce, We Blow, The Rules We Know”

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FRIDAY 28 APRIL MONICA WARD EAST BRIGHTON

In a match in which there were few passengers for East Brighton, Ward was one of the clear standouts. She attacked the football with a ferocity that belied her diminutive stature, which helped her side dominate through the midfield, particularly early in the contest. Ward was also influential up forward, booting two goals as her side claimed a historic victory in the SFNL Women’s. SAMUEL DELOSA HALLAM SATURDAY 23 APRIL INTERLEAGUE – SOUTHERN FNL V CENTRAL HIGHLANDS FL JORDY PERYMAN Delosa has been a valuable asset for Hallam in their last CHELSEA HEIGHTS three games, being named Next Saturday the SFNL will host the Central in the best each time. An A favourite among the SFNL radio Highlands Football League in representative athletic ruckman/centre half team, Peryman was simply everywhere forward, Delosa has a big football and netball clashes as part of this in his side’s victory over Hampton. leap and loves to entertain year’s Worksafe AFL Victoria Community The little fella has an uncanny knack the crowd by taking big Championships. of finding plenty of the football, and Saturday was no exception as the ball magnet was again a hangers. The left footer has Make sure you get down to Marriott Waters prolific possession accumulator. Peryman worked incredibly booted six goals this season, Reserve, Lyndhurst, to support the League’s and looms as a player to hard around the ground, setting up his teammates up forward best football and netball talent as they battle it watch in 2017. while also jagging a goal himself. out for interleague glory. Our senior footballers are looking to make LASER CLINICS AUSTRALIA NETBALLER OF THE DAY it two wins in a row, after they comfortably defeated Ellinbank & District FL to claim the silverware last year, while our Under 19 boys TASH PETROFF will showcase their talents in the curtain ST KILDA CITY raiser match. Meanwhile our senior netballers will also get In a tight, cagey match where there were few easy possessions the chance to prove themselves on the big stage offered to players of either side, it was the St Kilda City defence that and claim their first representative trophy. was the decisive factor in their victory over St Pauls. To that end, goal Don’t miss out on one of the biggest event on defence Tash Petroff was a key figure. Against a side that works best the footy and netball calendar; get along to when it gets the ball to its dangerous shooters quickly, Tash took down intercept after intercept and was highly valued by coach and Lyndhurst next Saturday afternoon for what team-mates alike. promises to be another fantastic day for the Southern League!

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DIVISION 1 SENIOR DIVISION 1 RESERVE

LAST LAST PLAYER CLUB TOTAL PLAYER CLUB TOTAL WEEK WEEK Dean Millhouse East Malvern 2 16 Cameron Roughead East Malvern 5 18 James Morris Mordialloc 5 15 Colin Killeen Oakleigh District 1 14 Matthew Kreymborg St Pauls 8 13 Peter Nelson Mordialloc 7 12 Beau Runnalls St Kilda City 6 10 Mitchell Ferguson East Malvern 5 10 Danny Ades Dingley 4 10 Shaun Cusack Cheltenham 0 10 Ryan Pearson Oakleigh District 3 10 Adam Lloyd Dingley 08 Mitchell Clarke Port Melbourne Colts 19Arlyn Hagiwara Port Melbourne Colts 08 Matthew Ravenall Mordialloc 48Luke Morrison Bentleigh 18 Stephen Muller St Pauls 38Hery Cristanto Port Melbourne Colts 07 Steve Tolongs Mordialloc 57Michael Laskey Bentleigh 47

DIVISION 2 SENIOR DIVISION 2 RESERVE

LAST LAST PLAYER CLUB TOTAL PLAYER CLUB TOTAL WEEK WEEK Stephen Hawkins Skye 0 16 Bradley Dyer Skye 6 15 James Gascard Hampton 4 12 John Hunter Caulfield 4 13 Philip Smith Chelsea Heights 2 11 Mathew Poore Skye 0 13 Brett Dawson Skye 2 10 Philip Schulz Mount Waverley 0 12 Cameron Petrie Skye 09Christopher Long Highett 0 10 James Gough Mount Waverley 19Declan Lee Chelsea Heights 08 Patrick Bolger Hampton 28Blake Bormann Skye 27 Tom Brown Highett 08Chris Spencer Caulfield 37 Liam Thornell Hampton 37Dylan Chisholm Hampton 27 Alex Mullucks Mount Waverley 16Jayden Glover Skye 27

BENDIGO BANK DINGLEY VILLAGE DIVISION 3 SENIOR DIVISION 3 RESERVE

LAST LAST PLAYER CLUB TOTAL PLAYER CLUB TOTAL WEEK WEEK Trevor Kumetaitis Lyndale 0 13 James Morrey Ashwood 10 17 Dale Carroll Ashwood 7 12 Jared Henshaw Lyndale 0 15 Shannon Rainey Lyndale 3 12 Daniel Armstrong Black Rock 3 10 Russell Robertson Doveton Eagles 6 11 Troy Lange South Yarra 3 10 Shaheen Merchant South Yarra 3 10 Carl Matheson South Yarra 19 Shane Peake Ashwood 5 10 Kieran Smith Hallam 49 Shane Thomas Hallam 5 10 Mitchell Rossborough Ashwood 37 Matthew Stuart Lyndale 09Chris Arnold Lyndhurst 36 Mitchell Saunders Ashwood 19Corey Lecompte Lyndhurst 46 Paul Wineberg Ashwood 29Riley Kindred South Yarra 36

UNDER 19 WOMENS

LAST LAST PLAYER CLUB TOTAL PLAYER CLUB WEEK TOTAL WEEK Natalie Cardamone Mordialloc 55 Jack Lewis-Smith Parkmore/Springvale 3 10 Samantha Richardson Endeavour Hills 55 Ayang Nyanjok St Kilda City 19Jasmyn Brandon Murrumbeena 44 Alesha Neil Mordialloc 33 Bunarith Kheng Hampton 29 Alyssa Weston Lyndhurst 22 Matthew McNaughton St Kilda City 49 Ryan Kreymborg St Pauls 28THIRDS Umid Ashna Endeavour Hills 57 LAST PLAYER CLUB WEEK TOTAL Christopher Casset Oakleigh District 36Hayden Crossley Cheltenham 5 13 Jordan Waite Parkmore/Springvale 56Mathew Poore Skye 09 Ryan Mcconville Skye 16 Kyle Reynolds Hampton 06 Mark Crossley Cheltenham 25 Mason Goldin Dingley 06Christopher Baxter Dingley 24

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