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Proud Partners of the Southern Football League July 19th 2014 ROUND 13 Division 1, 2, U19’s & Thirds ROUND 14 Division 3 & Netball www.sfl.com.aufl | www.sfllive.com.au what’s hAPPENING AT SFL HQ? DAVID CANNIZZO, SFL CEO AFL VICTORIA SEEKING THE ASSISTANCE OF As part of a coordinated effort to tackle this issue CLUBS FOR PLAYER PAYMENT SURVEY on behalf of community football, almost all senior clubs in the State have recently received an invite At the AFL Victoria Affi liated Leagues Conference to complete an anonymous online club survey. The in December 2013 of which the SFL attended, survey is to help identify player payment issues and player payments and the burden this is placing how they are impacting on-fi eld competitiveness, on clubs were once again highlighted by league club sustainability, volunteer recruitment and representatives as a signifi cant issue in community retention, as well as ideas on how they can be better football and it was agreed that it needed to be managed into the future. This survey forms part of addressed. the process that will provide important feedback that will be critical in ultimately shaping a state-wide AFL Victoria has recently formed a working party solution to this issue. aimed to address the issue of community football player payments. The working party has been Clubs have been requested to form a group of developed consisting of Community Football Board relevant representatives from within the club to complete the survey which closes at 5pm on Friday representatives, AFL Victoria staff, AFL Victoria 25th of July 2014. All survey responses from clubs Country representatives and Metropolitan league will be strictly confi dential with the data from this representatives to facilitate the input of ideas from research ultimately being reported in aggregate key stakeholders, and the working party report back form. to all Victorian football leagues at our quarterly meetings. Club representatives are requested to ensure their club completes the survey and response to assist in In recent times there has been increasing concern forming strategies to tackle the issue. raised within community football surrounding the implication of escalating player payments and the If you have an opinion regarding Player Payments longer term sustainable nature of this growth on then please contact your Club President to discuss clubs and leagues. being involved in the survey submission. Offi cial Publication of the Southern Football League – ABN 81 295 351 439 2nd Floor, Junior Development Building, Tribunal Venue: SFL Headquarters, Linton Street, Moorabbin Reserve, Linton Street Moorabbin, (Melways Ref 77 F6) PO Box 1018, Moorabbin VIC 3189 Chief Executive Offi cer: David Cannizzo P: 9553 5644 | F: 9553 5655 Football Operations: Matt Duck - 0438 052 484 visit www.sfl.com.au OFFICIAL PUBLISHER OF THE SOUTHERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE RECORD COVER IMAGE: (L-R) Mladin Josic, Alex Jong, Peter Mercoulia, Adam Ballard, Mark Thavarajasingham WWW.SFL.COM.AU | 1 SOUTHERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE Match of the Round Broadcast Proudly brought to you by: Leader Newspapers, Sandown Function Centre, 88.3 Southern FM DIVISION 3 19.07.2014 dingley vs st pauls Souter Oval, 31E Marcus Road, Dingley Village (Melway Ref 88 G8) HOME CLUBS MUST ENTER ALL On Air: 2pm - 5pm LIVES SCORES VIA FOOTY WEB Game Start Time: 2.10pm PLAYER OF THE ROUND SUNDAY RADIO SHOW 88.3 SOUTHERN FM The BLK player of the round this week is Dale Tormey of the Lyndale Football BIGGER & BETTER IN 2014 Club. In slippery conditions Dale’s sure Join “Beany, Wiz & the Bug” every Sunday handling proved decisive as he continually morning on 88.3 Southern FM for a full wrap of drove Lyndale into attack from the centre line. Apart from kicking two goals himself the weekend’s SFL matches. Dale also picked up possessions by roving Catch up with the latest netball news and off the packs and feeding the ball to his the whispers from around the clubs. teammates. Dale is a vital player for Lyndale Dale Tormey as they continue in their quest for a top RADIO GUEST three position. Congratulations Dale. Lyndale FC Chris Worner BLK offi cial supplier to the SFL Hampton FC Senior Coach “for all your on fi eld and off fi eld apparel” The BLK Player of the Round will receive a BLK pack. Player to Listen every Sunday 10.30am - 12 noon collect their prize from the SFL offi ce Linton Street Moorabbin. 2 | SFL RECORD 2014 SFL tipsters WIZ BEANY THE BUG DAVE MATT Div 1 East Brighton East Brighton East Brighton East Brighton East Brighton Bentleigh Heatherton Bentleigh Bentleigh Bentleigh St Kilda City Clayton Clayton St Kilda City St Kilda City Dingley St Pauls St Pauls Dingley Dingley Cheltenham Chelsea Heights Cheltenham Cheltenham Cheltenham Div 2 Highett Highett Highett Highett Highett Skye Skye Skye Skye Skye Oakleigh District Oakleigh District Oakleigh District Oakleigh District Oakleigh District Mordialloc Mordialloc Mordialloc Mordialloc Mordialloc Hampton Hampton Springvale Districts Hampton Hampton Div 3 Mount Waverley Sandown Mount Waverley Mount Waverley Mount Waverley Black Rock Black Rock Black Rock Black Rock Black Rock Ashwood Ashwood Ashwood Ashwood Ashwood CPL CPL CPL CPL CPL Lyndale Lyndale Lyndale South Yarra Lyndale TOTAL 131 114 132 142 135 DIVISION 1 DIVISION 2 DIVISION 3 UNDER 19s EAST BRIGHTON HIGHETT MOUNT WAVERLEY HAMPTON VS EAST MALVERN VS MURRUMBEENA VS SANDOWN VS HIGHETT HEATHERTON SKYE VS DANDENONG SKYE VS VS BENTLEIGH DOVETON EAGLES VS BLACK ROCK BENTLEIGH CLAYTON OAKLEIGH DISTRICT ASHWOOD CLAYTON VS VS ST KILDA CITY VS CAULFIELD VS HALLAM CARRUM PATTERSON LAKES DINGLEY MOORABBIN ENDEAVOUR HILLS VS DINGLEY VS ST PAULS VS MORDIALLOC CARRUM PATTERSON LAKES VS ST PAULS CHELSEA HEIGHTS HAMPTON VS SOUTH YARRA CHELSEA HEIGHTS ROUND 13-14 VS CHELTENHAM SPRINGVALE DISTRICT VS LYNDALE VS CHELTENHAM WWW.SFL.COM.AU | 3 BEN ASHKENAZI SOUTHERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE OVERALL SENIOR SPORTS STAR 2013 DO YOU KNOW A FUTURE SPORTS STAR? NOMINATE TODAY. LEADER SPORTS STAR RECOGNISES AND REWARDS THE ACHIEVEMENTS OF LOCAL ATHLETES COMPETING AT OR ABOVE STATE LEVEL IN A WIDE VARIETY OF INDIVIDUAL AND TEAM SPORTS. TO NOMINATE A LEADER SPORTS STAR CALL LEADER ON 9875 8333 OR VISIT LEADERNEWS.COM.AU/SPORTSSTAR TODAY. * Nominees are in the running to win a share of $35,000 in cash prizes and Sportsmart vouchers. Nominations open until September 2014. Winners to be announced in November 2014. 4 | SFL RECORD 2014 division 1: FRONT & CENTRE / WILL HUNTER It was one of those typical Melbourne afternoons Matt Morwood and Jack Clausen put on a clinic – bright sunshine one minute, pouring rain the to help their side over the line. next – and these diffi cult conditions ensured most games were decided by big margins. Chelsea Heights V Cheltenham (Beazley Reserve) East Malvern clinched a spot into the top fi ve If the Heighters can pull off a victory here over after their 50-point win over Heatherton at the Rosellas they can reclaim fi fth spot providing Dunlop Reserve. The Panthers were never other results go their way. Unfortunately I can’t headed, booting the fi rst fi ve goals of the see that happening – Cheltenham should win this game before cruising to an easy victory. Mitch one comfortably. Ferguson and Benji Neal were the standouts for East Brighton V East Malvern (Hurlingham Park) the Panthers while Josh Bennett continued his purple patch for the Tunners. This is a massive test for East Malvern. An upset win here will consolidate their spot in the top St Pauls extended its winning streak to seven fi ve; however the second-placed Vampires are matches after eclipsing Chelsea Heights by 47 tracking along nicely at the minute and should be points at McKinnon Reserve. With Darren Walsh too strong at home. in good touch, the visitors fought hard in the fi rst half and got within a kick at the main break. But Heatherton V Bentleigh (Ross Street Reserve) the Doggies clicked into gear after the interval booting nine goals to two in the second half to Currently a game outside the fi ve, this is a run away with it. Brendan Dawes and ruckman huge opportunity for Bentleigh to strengthen Andy Gilbert were instrumental in getting St its fi nals credentials. Its poor percentage does Pauls home. it no favours, but the Demons will go some way to rectifying this with a commanding win over Bentleigh kept alive its fi nals hopes with a hard- Heatherton here. fought victory over Clayton at Bentleigh Reserve. Overcoming a quarter time defi cit, the Demons Dingley V St Pauls (Souter Oval) slammed through fi ve unanswered goals in the The game of the round, this will be an epic second term to take control of the game. Sam battle between the two in-form teams in the McGarry was one of the chief architects behind competition. Both sides have impressive ball- the Demon’s 22-point win with another sublime winners in the midfi eld, and whichever side performance. can get on top here will most likely get the East Brighton’s visit to Jack Barker Oval was a chocolates. Dingoes spearhead Dean Francis was fruitful one as they claimed the four points with held goalless last week for just the second time a comprehensive demolition of Cheltenham. The this season (the fi rst was ironically against the Vampires kept the home side to just two goals Dogs in round four), so expect him to fi re up this and had it not been for some inaccurate kicking week and help his side to a win. (East Brighton registered 9.20) the fi nal 50-point margin could have been lot greater. Skipper Ben Clayton V St Kilda City (Meade Reserve) Douthie’s three goals saw him get the nod for Although both sides are now all but out of fi nals best afi eld honours ahead of teammates Peter contention there is still plenty of pride at stake.
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