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THE FOOTBALLEREDITION 12 June 30 - July 2, 2018 essendondfl.com.au facebook.com/essendondfl youtube.com/edflfooty @EDFLFooty @EDFLFooty Authorised by Bill Shorten MP. Suite 1A, 12 Hall Street, Moonee Ponds, VIC 3039 Untitled-1 1 26/03/2018 2:38:50 PM CEO's Perspective the men’s grand finals over three There are only four home-and-away consecutive weekends, with the rounds left for junior teams, with re-draw of Strathmore Community the final matches being played on Bank Division 2, that had to be Sunday, July 22. changed. The following week, finals begin with Essendon Ford Division 1 will be Divisions 1, 2, 3 and 4 across all age held on Saturday September 8, groups playing a final five format with Strathmore Community Bank across four weeks, and Divisions 5 Division 2 the following Saturday to 8 playing a final four format over September 15 and Strathmore three weeks. Community Bank Premier Division These finals formats for juniors on Sunday September 16. cover both girls and boys With two grand finals on the same competitions. weekend, it was vital for both to be There will be 26 premiership teams held at Windy Hill, and important in our junior boys competitions and that our last match for the year be nine in our junior girls, making July the Strathmore Community Bank and August exciting months ahead. Premier Division Grand Final. With so many finals matches to be Our junior grand finals will be held played across senior and junior, over two weekends. female and male, we will be utilising LAST week we announced the All age groups from Under 11 many venues to host these matches venues for our 2018 senior men’s through to Under 17 for Divisions 1, and those details will be announced grand finals. 2, 3 and 4 will be held on Sunday soon. Windy Hill remains the spiritual August 19. This information will be home of the EDFL with so many The Sunday prior, August 12, communicated to our clubs and fantastic finals memories. will see grand finals for all other through the EDFL website and It is also the home base for our divisions. social media platforms. umpires and administration. With all Under 9 competitions, Good luck for the weekend. We’re therefore delighted that all scores are not kept for home-and- Craig Armstead three men’s grand finals will all be away matches and there are no EDFL CEO held at Windy Hill this year. ladders maintained, nor any finals Where the initial plan was to have played. Phone: (03) 5221 4408 Email: [email protected] Web: www.redonioncreative.com.au Address: 203 Malop Street, Geelong VIC 3220 OFFICIAL PUBLISHER OF ESSENDON DISTRICT FOOTBALL LEAGUE RECORD “THE FOOTBALLER” All editorial and photographs are prepared by the Essendon District Football League Media Manager including articles and those contributors, published in the Essendon District Football League official recordThe Footballer, are subject to copyright laws and cannot be reproduced without the permission of the Essendon District Football League. Action photos courtesy of Jamie Morey Photography. Address all correspondence to: Essendon District Football League, 78A Napier Street, Essendon 3040 THE FOOTBALLER – The Essendon District Football League Record www.essendondfl.com.au 3 3 4 SCBTHE Full.indd FOOTBALLER 1 – The Essendon District Football League Record www24/04/2018.essendondfl.com.au 10:18:18 AM Gr ou p e! 1 c M ra er a T t e u h r i T t y n o C s l e a l t s s s a i c C J g u n i l y p 2 m 8 u J THE MEADOWS PRESENTS CHRISTMAS IN JULY SATURDAY 7, 14, 21 & 28 JULY $45 Buffet Dinner 6-12 Years $15 • 5 & Under FREE $80 Buffet Dinner + Beer, Wine & Soft Drink Great views of the Greyhound Racing Chance to win back the cost of your dining on the night! Book 20 guests or more & receive a FREE RACE NAME!* SATURDAY 21 JULY & SATURDAY 28 JULY - ALMOST SOLD OUT * Subject to availability DATE & TIME BOOK NOW VENUE ADDRESS ADMISSION Every Saturday Night (03) 9355 5222 80 Northcorp Boulevard in July www.themeadows.org.au Broadmeadows, 3047 FREE THE FOOTBALLER – The Essendon District Football League Record www.essendondfl.com.au 5 5 Luke D'Anello Tara Murray Ross Couzens Piggy Bank Leader Newspapers Star Weekly 1116 SEN Strathmore Community Tipsters Bank Mascot Strathmore Community Bank Premier Division - Round 11 Keilor v Pascoe Vale Pascoe Vale Pascoe Vale Keilor Pascoe Vale Greenvale v Strathmore Strathmore Greenvale Greenvale Greenvale Maribyrnong Park v Avondale Heights Maribyrnong Park Maribyrnong Park Maribyrnong Park Maribyrnong Park Glenroy v Essendon Doutta Stars Glenroy Glenroy Glenroy Glenroy Aberfeldie v West Coburg Aberfeldie Aberfeldie Aberfeldie Aberfeldie Essendon Ford Division 1 - Round 11 Taylors Lakes v Airport West Airport West Airport West Airport West Airport West Craigieburn v East Keilor Craigieburn Craigieburn Craigieburn Craigieburn Tullamarine v Westmeadows Tullamarine Tullamarine Tullamarine Tullamarine Hillside v Oak Park Hillside Hillside Hillside Hillside Strathmore Community Bank Division 2 - Round 13 Moonee Valley v Hadfield Moonee Valley Moonee Valley Moonee Valley Moonee Valley Coburg Districts v Northern Saints Northern Saints Northern Saints Northern Saints Northern Saints Burnside Heights v Roxburgh Park Roxburgh Park Roxburgh Park Roxburgh Park Roxburgh Park EDFL Women's - Round 11 Sunbury Kangaroos v Sunbury Lions Sunbury Kangaroos Sunbury Kangaroos Sunbury Kangaroos Sunbury Kangaroos Aberfeldie v Hillside Aberfeldie Aberfeldie Aberfeldie Aberfeldie Av. Heights/Ta. Lakes v Strathmore Strathmore Strathmore Strathmore Av. Heights/Ta. Lakes Keilor v Keilor Park Keilor Keilor Keilor Keilor Westmeadows v Pascoe Vale Pascoe Vale Pascoe Vale Pascoe Vale Pascoe Vale Burnside Heights v Craigieburn Burnside Heights Burnside Heights Burnside Heights Burnside Heights LAST WEEK 16 14 12 13 TOTAL 119 119 116 115 Adam Russell Adam Papal Travis Poznachowski Michael Pepicelli EDFL Tonight EDFL Tonight EDFL Match of the Day EDFL Match of the Day Podcast Podcast Strathmore Community Bank Premier Division - Round 11 Keilor v Pascoe Vale Pascoe Vale Pascoe Vale Keilor Pascoe Vale Greenvale v Strathmore Strathmore Greenvale Greenvale Greenvale Maribyrnong Park v Avondale Heights Maribyrnong Park Maribyrnong Park Maribyrnong Park Maribyrnong Park Glenroy v Essendon Doutta Stars Glenroy Glenroy Glenroy Glenroy Aberfeldie v West Coburg Aberfeldie Aberfeldie Aberfeldie Aberfeldie Essendon Ford Division 1 - Round 11 Taylors Lakes v Airport West Airport West Airport West Airport West Airport West Craigieburn v East Keilor Craigieburn Craigieburn Craigieburn Craigieburn Tullamarine v Westmeadows Tullamarine Tullamarine Tullamarine Tullamarine Hillside v Oak Park Hillside Hillside Hillside Hillside Strathmore Community Bank Division 2 - Round 13 Moonee Valley v Hadfield Moonee Valley Moonee Valley Moonee Valley Moonee Valley Coburg Districts v Northern Saints Northern Saints Northern Saints Northern Saints Northern Saints Burnside Heights v Roxburgh Park Roxburgh Park Roxburgh Park Roxburgh Park Roxburgh Park EDFL Women's - Round 11 Sunbury Kangaroos v Sunbury Lions Sunbury Kangaroos Sunbury Kangaroos Sunbury Kangaroos Sunbury Kangaroos Aberfeldie v Hillside Aberfeldie Aberfeldie Aberfeldie Aberfeldie Av. Heights/Ta. Lakes v Strathmore Strathmore Strathmore Strathmore Strathmore Keilor v Keilor Park Keilor Keilor Keilor Keilor Westmeadows v Pascoe Vale Pascoe Vale Pascoe Vale Pascoe Vale Pascoe Vale Burnside Heights v Craigieburn Burnside Heights Burnside Heights Burnside Heights Burnside Heights LAST WEEK 15 12 14 14 TOTAL 111 111 121 117 6 THE FOOTBALLER – The Essendon District Football League Record www.essendondfl.com.au Keilor v Pascoe Vale Pascoe Vale Pascoe Vale Keilor Pascoe Vale Greenvale v Strathmore Strathmore Greenvale Greenvale Greenvale Maribyrnong Park v Avondale Heights Maribyrnong Park Maribyrnong Park Maribyrnong Park Maribyrnong Park Glenroy v Essendon Doutta Stars Glenroy Glenroy Glenroy Glenroy Aberfeldie v West Coburg Aberfeldie Aberfeldie Aberfeldie Aberfeldie Taylors Lakes v Airport West Airport West Airport West Airport West Airport West Craigieburn v East Keilor Craigieburn Craigieburn Craigieburn Craigieburn Tullamarine v Westmeadows Tullamarine Tullamarine Tullamarine Tullamarine Hillside v Oak Park Hillside Hillside Hillside Hillside Moonee Valley v Hadfield Moonee Valley Moonee Valley Moonee Valley Moonee Valley Coburg Districts v Northern Saints Northern Saints Northern Saints Northern Saints Northern Saints Burnside Heights v Roxburgh Park Roxburgh Park Roxburgh Park Roxburgh Park Roxburgh Park Sunbury Kangaroos v Sunbury Lions Sunbury Kangaroos Sunbury Kangaroos Sunbury Kangaroos Sunbury Kangaroos Aberfeldie v Hillside Aberfeldie Aberfeldie Aberfeldie Aberfeldie Av. Heights/Ta. Lakes v Strathmore Strathmore Strathmore Strathmore Av. Heights/Ta. Lakes Keilor v Keilor Park Keilor Keilor Keilor Keilor Westmeadows v Pascoe Vale Pascoe Vale Pascoe Vale Pascoe Vale Pascoe Vale Burnside Heights v Craigieburn Burnside Heights Burnside Heights Burnside Heights Burnside Heights LAST WEEK 16 14 12 13 TOTAL 119 119 116 115 Keilor v Pascoe Vale Pascoe Vale Pascoe Vale Keilor Pascoe Vale Greenvale v Strathmore Strathmore Greenvale Greenvale Greenvale Maribyrnong Park v Avondale Heights Maribyrnong Park Maribyrnong Park Maribyrnong Park Maribyrnong Park Glenroy v Essendon Doutta Stars Glenroy Glenroy Glenroy Glenroy Aberfeldie v West Coburg Aberfeldie Aberfeldie Aberfeldie Aberfeldie Taylors Lakes v Airport West Airport West Airport West Airport West Airport West Craigieburn v East Keilor Craigieburn Craigieburn
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    David Armitage rewarded for staying power | Herald Sun Welcome TRIBUTES SHOP NEWS.COM.AU FOX SPORTS CAREERONE CARSGUIDE REALESTATE NEWS NETWORK Melbourne 6°C - David Log Out My Account NEWS SUPERFOOTY SPORT ENTERTAINMENT OPINION BUSINESS LIFE VIDEO TWITTER FACEBOOK HELP FOOTY IN YOUR POCKET Read More AFL AFL News SuperCoach News Expert Opinion Galleries Local Footy Ladder SuperCoach SuperTipping Team News FRI 01 JUN SAT 02 JUN SAT 02 JUN SAT 02 JUN SAT 02 JUN SAT 02 JUN SUN 03 JUN SUN 03 JUN SUN 03 JUN ES 07:50PM SS 01:45PM AU 02:10PM PS 04:40PM MCG 07:40PM AS 07:40PM G 01:10PM SCG 03:15PM MCG 04:40PM STK v RICH GEEL v GWS HAW v NTH FREM v ADEL ESS v MEL PORT v CARL BRIS v WCE SYD v WB COLL v GCS Team Line-Ups Team Line-Ups Team Line-Ups Team Line-Ups Team Line-Ups Team Line-Ups Team Line-Ups Team Line-Ups Team Line-Ups ROUND > 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 QF SF PF GF David Armitage rewarded for staying power Matt Windley Herald Sun June 01, 2012 12:00AM 0 tweet 1 COMMENT ST KILDA'S DAVID ARMITAGE IS THRIVING IN HIS BEST SEASON YET. PICTURE: MICHAEL KLEIN HERALD SUN THERE have been at least two times in David Armitage's career when he could have been forgiven for taking the easy option of bailing out. The first came at age 16 when he was living in Brisbane, nearly 1000km ADVERTISEMENT away from his home town of Mackay in North Queensland, trying to get a kick for QAFL team Morningside in an attempt to attract interest from AFL clubs.