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SFL Record 12 ROUND 12 July 5 & 6,6, July 13 MULTICULTURAL ROUND www.sfl.com.au Official Publication of the Southern Football League - ABN 81 295 351 439 SOUTHERN FOOTY 2013 What’s happening at SFLHQ? David Cannizzo, SFL CEO SFL Finals Series venues Venue Location, Car Parking Please see below for confi rmed announced… and Value Adds (being special Finals fi xtures for the 2013 Finals The SFL Board and Administration additions to enhance the Finals Series: are very pleased to announce the experience). Saturday 31/8 2013 Finals Series venues, subject The SFL wish to thank you and Qualifying Finals (all grades/ to Council approval. acknowledge all seven clubs for divisions) As mentioned in an earlier editorial the enormous work that went into Sunday 1/9 edition, the SFL Finals Series is each of their tender submissions. one of the most important events The board and administration Elimination Finals (all grades/ for marketing of the League and have been truly impressed with divisions) importantly revenue. The SFL the quality of what has been Saturday 7/9 implemented an entirely new fi nals presented this year and it made 2nd Semi Finals (all grades/ tender process this year where for a diffi cult task in choosing the divisions) Expressions of Interest were three selected venues. called for Manager Clubs and/ On review of the process we Sunday 8/9 or Manager Club Partnerships strongly believe it has been a 1st Semi Finals (all grades/ to be a 2013 Finals Series transparent and fair process for divisions) Manager. Following Expressions all parties involved and as a result Saturday 14/9 of Interest being received, each we look forward to an equitable Club was provided a Request for partnership for the hosting clubs Division 2 Preliminary Final Tender document which guided and league. Division 3 & Thirds Preliminary them through the formal tender The SFL Final Series venues for Final application process. 2013, subject to Council approval Sunday 15/9 Seven clubs submitted a formal are: tender where the quality and Division 1 & Under 19s Preliminary professionalism was exceptional Division 1 and Under 19s – Final and made for a diffi cult decision Springvale Reserve (Springvale Saturday 21/9 Districts Football Club) for the SFL Board. Division 2 Grand Final Division 2 – Meade Reserve The SFL assessed each Division 3 & Thirds Grand Final application on key areas, some (Clayton Football Club) including Ground, Fencing, Division 3 and Thirds – Sunday 22/9 Umpire Amenities, Volunteers, Cheltenham Recreation Reserve Division 1 & Under 19s Grand Home/Away Rooms, Atmosphere, (Cheltenham Football Club) Final 2nd Floor, Junior Development Building, Chief Executive Offi cer: David Cannizzo Moorabbin Reserve, Linton Street Football Operations: Matt Duck PO Box 1018, Moorabbin VIC 3189 Football Record: maree.heverin@sfl .com.au P: 9553 5644 | F: 9553 5655 Tribunal Venue: SFL Headquarters, Linton Street, visit www.sfl.com.au Moorabbin, (Melways Ref 77 F6) OFFICIAL PUBLISHER OF THE SOUTHERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE RECORD “SOUTHERN FOOTY” Cover photo: Left to right: Enayte Samadi, Mathew O’Callaghan, Liep Kuel, Alex Jong, Buddy Spohn, Bradley Newman, Matthew Bailey, Jaiden Peters, Richman Tine, Erish Uthayakumar. www.sfl.com.au | 1 SOUTHERN FOOTY 2013 Match of the Round Broadcast DIVISION 3: 06.07.2013 Proudly brought to you by: Leader Newspapers, Sandown Function Centre, 88.3 Southern FM Mount Waverley vs Ashwood Mayfi eld Reserve Lewton Road, Mount Waverley, Map Ref: 70 B4 On Air: 2pm – 5pm DIVISION 1: 13.07.2013 St Pauls vs St Kilda City Mc Kinnon Reserve HOME CLUB FROM ALL GROUNDS MUST Mc Kinnon Road, Mc Kinnon, Map Ref: 68 H11 ENTER LIVE SCORES VIA FOOTYWEB WITH 1/4, 1/2, 3/4 AND FULL TIME SCORES. On Air: 2pm – 5pm KooGA PLAYER OF THE ROUND Steve Arvanitis SUNDAY RADIO SHOW St Kilda City FC 88.3 SOUTHERN FM - 11AM With Saint Kilda City losing a big man before quarter time, Steve was asked to play both in the ruck and in the forward line. He was able to BIGGER AND BETTER IN 2013 respond in a diligent manner, which resulted in This week’s guests: John Burke (Senior Coach Black him kicking two goals, taking many marks and winning most tap outs. With Saint Kilda City Rock) & Pat Burke (Coach Black Rock Jetballers) making a run for the fi nals, Steve is a vital player for their on-going success. Join “Beany, Wiz & The Bug” every sunday morning Congratulations Steve. on 88.3 Southern FM for a full wrap of the weekend’s SFL matches. Catch up with the latest netball news and the whispers from around the clubs. KooGa official supplier to the SFL Listen every Sunday from 11am “for all your on field and off field apparel” 2 | SFL RECORD 2013 SOUTHERN FOOTY 2013 Radio Team Tipsters HAMMERS JOHNNY CHINO JULES WOODSY KC Div 1 St Pauls St.Pauls St Pauls St Pauls St Pauls St Pauls Highett East Malvern Highett East Malvern East Malvern East Malvern Clayton Dingley Clayton Dingley Dingley Clayton Cheltenham Cheltenham Cheltenham Cheltenham Cheltenham Cheltenham Chelsea Heights East Brighton Chelsea Heights East Brighton East Brighton East Brighton Div 2 Mordialloc Mordialloc Mordialloc Mordialloc Mordialloc Mordialloc Moorabbin Bentleigh Moorabbin South Yarra Moorabbin Moorabbin Springvale Dists Murrumbeena Springvale Dists Springvale Dists Springvale Dists Springvale Dists Oakleigh District Oakleigh District Oakleigh District Oakleigh District Caulfi eld Oakleigh District Hampton Hampton Hampton Hampton Skye Hampton Div 3 Ashwood Mount Waverley Ashwood Ashwood Ashwood Ashwood C.P.L C.P.L C.P.L C.P.L C.P.L C.P.L Doveton Eagles Dandenong Doveton Eagles Black Rock Doveton Eagles Doveton Eagles Dandenong Doveton Eagles Dandenong Hallam Dandenong Dandenong Sandown Sandown Sandown Mount Waverley Mount Waverley Mount Waverley TOTAL 10/119 9/128 10/109 8/103 10/114 9/112 DIVISION 1 DIVISION 2 DIVISION 3 UNDER 19s EAST BRIGHTON SKYE DANDENONG HAMPTON V CHELSEA HEIGHTS V MORDIALLOC V CARRUM PATTERSON LAKES V CHELSEA HEIGHTS CLAYTON HAMPTON MOUNT WAVERLEY CLAYTON V DINGLEY V CAULFIELD V ASHWOOD V DINGLEY HIGHETT OAKLEIGH DISTRICT LYNDALE ST PAULS V EAST MALVER V SOUTH YARRA V DOVETON EAGLES V SKYE ST PAULS MOORABBIN ENDEAVOUR HILLS MURRUMBEENA V ST KILDA CITY V BENTLEIGH V BLACK ROCK V CARRUM PATTERSON LAKES ROUND 12 HEATHERTON MURRUMBEENA SANDOWN BENTLEIGH V CHELTENHAM V SPRINGVALE DISTRICTS V HALLAM V BYE www.sfl.com.au | 3 SOUTHERN FOOTY 2013 Division 1: The Inner Sanctum / Jason Barbin ROUND 11 saw some big 2nd team to reach 10 wins for as they cling to a fi nals berth. results that have reshaped the the season with a comfortable Unfortunately for them they bottom half of the ladder win over Highett on the run into a red hot Dingo side Cheltenham kept their fi nals weekend. The Heighters that has their eyes set on a top hopes alive with a resounding were never troubled as a 2 fi nish. If results go their way performance against East solid team performance got Dingley could be sitting in the Malvern. The Rosellas were them over the line. 6 different top 2 after this round so don’t dominate from the opening players bagged 2 goals for expect them lay down. bounce as they recorded an the Heighters who are now Dingley by 32 points 81 point win to move them only percentage away from Highett vs East Malvern top spot. into 6th on the ladder with This is Highett’s best chance percentage keeping them out St Kilda City climbed back for their fi rst win of the season. of the fi nals. Chris Neophitou in the top 5 with their 3rd East Malvern have struggled was best on ground with 5 straight win. The Saints came of late but will still go in as goals. back from 16 points down favourites. Despite both teams East Brighton continued their at half time against Clayton holding up the ladder this hot form giving St Pauls their who couldn’t stop the Saints game should be a good one. fi rst defeat of the season in momentum in the second half Could only be a few points a tight game at MacKinnon giving up 12 goals and only in it. kicking 4 goals themselves. Reserve. The Vampires trailed East Malvern by 10 points at all three breaks but came Simon Hislop was among the St Pauls vs St Kilda City out in the last restricting the best for the Sainters with 4 Doggies to just 2 behinds. goals. St Pauls will look to bounce Though the Vampires failed With the fi nals slowly drawing back after suffering their to capitalise on their second closer things really start to fi rst defeat of the season but half chances kicking 2.9 their heat up in round 12 the Saints have won 3 in a backline was outstanding. Key row and look to keep their East Brighton vs Chelsea momentum going as they defenders Nathan Stewart and Heights Liam Bowman were among march up the ladder. This is a the best on the ground while The two in form sides of the danger game for the Doggies Kenton Hall was the best for competition clash in what as the Saints will be a handful. the Doggies. is a blockbuster game. The St Pauls by 14 points Vampires knocked off the top Dingley scored their biggest Heatherton vs Cheltenham side last week and look to win of the season defeating a continue that run by knocking Heatherton will look to disappointing Heatherton by off the 2nd placed side regain some of their form a big margin at Souter Oval. while Chelsea Heights have they showed over the last The Dingoes kept the Tonners just been going about their month when they take on goalless for 4 quarters in the business putting wins on the Cheltenham at home.
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