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JJ.J..J. ListonListon tthree-wayhree-way ttieie New VFL life members, clockwise from back left: , John Baird, Dom Gleeson, Sam Pleming, Gerard Ryan, Bryan Mace, Peter Balding.

Steve Clifton, and celebrate their Liston win. Fothergill-Round Toyota VFL Coaches Player of the year Medallist winner Alik Magin

The Peter Jackson VFL Team of the Year A.Todd Medallist Aiden Lindsay

Alec Gillon recipient Joe Falzon

Peter Donegan (left) interviews ‘Frosty’ Miller Medal winner

Essendon GM (left) receives the best conducted club award from State League Umpiring Assistant Angela Lindsay EDITORIAL A vote count to remember CELEBRATING J.J. Liston Trophy night is always an evening to remember, but this year it was three times as memorable. For just the second time ever in the storied history of the of sharing in the Liston Trophy and Liston Trophy, awarded in recognition for the fairest and earlier in the season represented best player in the Peter Jackson VFL, three players – the VFL in the State representative Stephen Clifton, Mitch Hallahan and Jordan Schroder – match against Western Australia, shared the honor. has the attributes to take his game to the next level. He too In a stunning climax to the count, Schroder leapt from is a produce of the TAC Cup, formerly with the Northern fourth to a tie for fi rst with a maximum three vote game in Knights. the fi nal home and away round of the Peter Jackson VFL Casey Scorpions Aiden Lindsay won the A. Todd Medal for season. the in the Development League. It’s worth The Liston result provides a snap shot of the unique noting that six years ago the Todd Medal was won by Sam offering that the Peter Jackson VFL delivers for players. Dwyer who this weekend will play for Collingwood in an Elimination Final. For Stephen Clifton, who became the seventh dual Liston Trophy winner, the competition provides him the Port full forward Dean Galea was awarded the opportunity to play at the highest level outside the AFL. Jim ‘Frosty’ Miller Medal for the leading goal kicked in the Peter Jackson VFL. For Hallahan and Schroder, two emerging young players on AFL Club lists, the Peter Jackson VFL gives them a quality Bendigo Gold’s Alik Magin won the Toyota VFL Coaches competition to refi ne their skills and learn their craft in Player of the Year Award, votes complied weekly by preparation for a call-up to the AFL. coaches on opposition players. All three are a further glowing endorsement of ’s VFL Life Membership was bestowed upon Port Melbourne talented player pathway as each came through the TAC Cup captain John Baird, his teammate Sam Pleming, ’s program – Clifton (North Ballarat Rebels), Hallahan Dom Gleeson, dual Liston Trophy winner Shane Valenti, () and Schroder (). umpire Peter Balding, Frankston General Manager Bryan Mace and Sandringham President, Gerard Ryan. While the Liston Trophy took centre stage the evening also saw the VFL community toast other outstanding individual Long serving Northern Blues head trainer and now property achievements. steward Joey Falzon was awarded the Alec Gillon Medal for outstanding contribution to the club. Kane Lambert, a Northern Blues player who grew up a torpedo punt away from Cramer Street, the spiritual home Congratulations to all the winners on a Liston Trophy night of the club, was awarded the Fothergill Round Medal. to remember. The Medal, in recognition of Des Fothergill and Barry We now look forward to revealing the Morrish Medal Round, the only two players to win a and winner, and various other TAC Cup competition award Liston Trophy, is awarded to a player aged 23 or younger winners this Sunday night at Etihad Stadium. with the potential to take his game to the AFL. Grant Williams All the indicators are that Lambert, who was one vote shy AFL Victoria General Manager

Editor: Anthony Stanguts anthony.stanguts@afl vic.com.au Contributors: Adrian Dunn, David O’Neill, Anthony Stanguts, Justin Jenvey Design & Print: Cyan Press Visy Park, Gate 3, Royal Parade, Carlton Nth, VIC 3054 Photos: AFL Photo’s (unless otherwise credited) GPO Box 4337, Melbourne, VIC 3001 Advertising: Ryan Webb (03) 8341 6062 Phone: (03) 8341 6000 | Fax: (03) 9380 1076 AFL Victoria General Manager: Grant Williams www.afl vic.com.au State League & Talent Manager: John Hook High Performance Managers: Anton Grbac, Leon Harris Cover photo: 2013 J.J. Liston Trophy winners (North Talent Operations Coordinator: Rhy Gieschen Ballarat), Mitch Hallahan (Box Hill Hawks) & Jordan Schroder (Geelong) Talent Operations Offi cer: Lauren Bunting

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2 www.afl vic.com.au J.J. LISTON TROPHY REVIEW J.J. LISTON TROPHY WINNERS It was a Liston Trophy night to remember, with three players sharing the Peter Jackson VFL’s premier individual award. TRIPLE dead-heats, let alone dead-heats, are a rarity in spending the previous two seasons on GWS’ list. any sport these days given technological advancement Clifton became the fi rst dual Liston Trophy winner in that can break down results to one-hundredth of second North Ballarat Football Club history. or a fl ared nostril of a horse or a greyhound. And, Clifton joined Alan Poore (1965/66), Laurie Hill It may have taken several minutes, but the judge was (1969/71), Vic AAnensen (1979/81), Billy Swan (1982/83), able to fi nd a margin to separate Dunaden and Red David Robbins (2000/03) and Shane Valenti (2010/11) as Cadeaux at the end of 2011 Melbourne Cup dual Liston Trophy winners. But at the end of the 2013 JJ Liston Trophy nothing could It was a memorable season for Clifton who notched his separate Stephen Clifton, Mitch Hallahan and Jordan 100th game for the Roosters, represented the VFL in a Schroder as the recipients of the VFL’s highest individual State match and was a shining light in what had been a honor. most disappointing season for North Ballarat. Clifton, Hallahan and Schroder were locked on 17 votes Schroder joined former Geelong premiership captain at the end of an epic count. as the club’s only Liston victors. The latest Liston count sprung no end of surprises, twists It was a particularly impressive year for Schroder, who and turns that in true tradition of all the best medal next week plays his 50th game, having played just 11 counts went down to the last home and away season home and away games for the VFL Cats. round. He also became the youngest Liston Trophy winner since As it was the Liston Trophy result threw up a raft of Sam Mitchell, who was 19 when he claimed the Liston. storylines that now will be forever locked in competition Hallahan became just the fourth Liston Trophy winner history. in Box Hill history and the fi rst since Mitchell posted his For Clifton it was a stunning return to the VFL after extraordinary victory in 2002.

Left to right, Hallahan, Schroder, Clifton.

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The stats Schroder – 11 games - played three games less than Hallahan and seven games less than Clifton, who played every game. Clifton polled in the most games – nine – where he collected three best-on-grounds, two sets of two and four single votes. Hallahan and Schroder received the same break-down of votes – four lots of three votes; two twos and one single. Interestingly, Hallahan did not poll a vote last season while Schroder gained one vote. TAC Cup pathway All three players are products of the TAC Cup. While Clifton came through the North Ballarat Rebels in 2005, Hallahan and Schroder, were both graduates from the 2010 year.

Jordan Schroder

Hallahan, a co-captain of Dandenong Stingrays with current Sydney Swan , was selected in the second round, No 38 overall, of the 2010 AFL Draft. Schroder, a member of the Calder Cannons 2010 premiership, was selected by Geelong in the third round, No 54 overall, of the 2010 AFL National Draft. Hallahan and Schroder both showcased their talent in the VFL this season to the point where they must be on the doorstep next year of playing regularly at AFL level. The vote count Without a clearly defi ned favorite, this year’s Liston Trophy was always there for the taking and that’s how the count panned out. After Round 10, Clifton, who had polled in six games, led the Liston by one vote from Hallahan with Schroder two votes away third. Hallahan pushed ahead of Clifton with his best-on-ground game against Werribee while Northern Blues Kane Lambert moved ahead of Schroder in third place when he Steve Clifton polled a single vote.

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The Liston vote remained status quo for the next two It left Hallahan and Clifton locked in the lead at 17, rounds. Lambert one behind and Schroder on 14. With a two vote game in Round 14, Hallahan again But, the bad news for Hallahan was that he incurred an nudged ahead with Schroder also making his play with a injury, which forced him out of the fi nal two home and three-vote game against Collingwood. away games. Although Clifton picked up two votes in Round 15, it was At that stage it was apparent that no one outside the top another maximum vote game from Lambert who has four could feature in the Liston calculations. added another dimension to the game. The status quo remained after Round 18. Hallahan still held a two vote lead over Clifton and While Hallahan was missing, Lambert failed to gain a Lambert with Schroder one vote further away in fourth vote in the VFL Blues game against Williamstown, which place. eliminated him from the Liston. When he picked-up another two votes in round 16, And, Clifton didn’t further his vote after a subdued game Hallahan opened up a three vote lead over Clifton, who against Essendon. gained a single vote. But, Schroder leapt from fourth to a three-way tie when But, the Liston count was spun around again in Round 17 he polled the maximum votes in Geelong’s 201-point win with Clifton and Lambert each securing three votes while against the hapless Bendigo Gold. Schroder picked-up two. It was an extraordinary end to what had been a riveting Liston Trophy count. Not the fi rst three-way tie Remarkably, it is not the fi rst time that there has been a triple dead heat in VFL/VFA history. Competition games record holder Billy Swan, father of Brownlow Medalist Dane, tied with Preston’s Geoff Austen and Oakleigh’s David Wenn for the 1982 Liston Trophy. And, eight years later, there was a quadruple dead heat with Oakleigh’s Joe Garbuio, Preston’s Matt Burrows, Springvale’s Stuart Nichol and Port Melbourne’s Steven Harkin all knotted up at the end of the count. Indeed, it was the eighth time in the history of the Liston that there has been more than one winner. The fi rst Liston dead-heat was in 1978 (Barry Bolan/ Trevor Durward); followed by the above mentioned 1982 triple dead-heat; ’88 (Gary Sheldon/Brett McTaggart); the ’90 four way split; 2001 Brett Backwell/Ezra Poyas; ’05 (Ian Callinan/Paul Johnson) and ’10 (Clifton/Shane Valenti).

Mitch Hallahan

www.vfl .com.au 5 FOTHERGILL-ROUND MEDAL Next step AFL for Lambert? Kane Lambert has done his chances no harm this season of having his name read out in late November on draft day, with a stellar 2013 season. ASK any Northern Blues player, coach, offi cial or supporter who has the potential to take his game to the AFL. and they’ll all tell you that Kane Lambert was clearly the It is in recognition of Des Fothergill and , the club’s best player in its loss against Williamstown in the only players who have won a Brownlow Medal and Liston fi nal home and away match of the season. Trophy. Lambert collected 31 possessions in yet another stand-out Fothergill, a Collingwood player, won the 1940 Brownlow performance, but, unfortunately for the 21-year-old, it did not and ’41 Liston when he was playing for Williamstown. resonate with the fi eld umpires. Round, a South Melbourne player, won the 1981 Brownlow Williamstown players fi lled all three votes allocated when and the ’87 Liston when he was a Williamstown player. just one vote would have elevated Lambert into a four-way Lambert is the third Northern Blues (Northern Bullants, dead-heat in the J.J. Liston Trophy. Preston) player to win a Fothergill Round Medal. He joins As it was, Lambert was left one vote astern of joint winners inaugural winner Chris Owen as well as Ahmed Saad in Stephen Clifton, Mitch Hallahan and Jordan Schroder. 2011. While it was obviously disappointing, Lambert’s evening If ever there is a local boy made good story then it is at the Liston count was memorable for other signifi cant Lambert. reasons. He grew up playing Auskick at Cramer Street, still the Lambert was named as the Fothergill Round medalist for the spiritual home of the Blues, just a torpedo punt from his most promising young talent in the VFL aged 23 or younger home. As a youngster he would wander down to watch the then Preston players and took a keen interest in Matthew Penn, who wore No 1. It was the same number he wore playing juniors for Preston Bullants and the same number he wears for the Northern Blues. A product of the , Lambert is in his third VFL season. He’s gone from splitting time three years ago in the VFL/ Development League to playing every game this season. And, season 2013 has certainly been a breakout year for Lambert who was selected to play for the VFL against Western Australia back in May. While his ball winning ability has never been in question, Lambert has added another dimension this season – he’s become a goal kicking midfi elder. Lambert joined Tom Wilson at the top of the Northern Blues’ goal kicking with 20 goals. It’s added another dimension to a player Kane Lambert who continues to challenge himself and take his game to a higher level.

6 www.afl vic.com.au FOTHERGILL-ROUND MEDAL Fothergill Round Medallists 1989 Chris Owen (Preston) 2001 Kristian DePasquale (Coburg)

1990 Mattheu Quirk (Oakleigh) 2002 (Box Hill)

1991 Ron Delulio (Box Hill) 2003 (Port Melbourne)

1992 Julian Shanks (Williamstown) 2004 Adam Fisher (Sandringham)

1993 Adam Williams (Sandringham) 2005 Jackson Barling (Williamstown)

1994 Bruce Cohen (Box Hill) 2006 (Geelong)

1995 Mark Porter (Coburg) 2007 Shane Valenti (Sandringham)

1996 Paul Dooley (Williamstown) 2008 (Port Melbourne)

1997 James Puli (Werribee) 2009 (Werribee)

1998 (Springvale) 2010 (Frankston)

1999 Mark Passador (Springvale) 2011 Ahmed Saad (Northern Bullants)

2000 Michael Swan (Port Melbourne) 2012 (North Ballarat)

Back in 2010, Frankston’s Michael Hibberd took home the Former Werribee now Fremantle player Michael Barlow (right) Fothergill-Round Medal, and was recruited by Essendon with Barry Round at the 2009 Liston Trophy night

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8 www.afl vic.com.au J.J. LISTON VOTE COUNT Club by club leaders In one of the most wide open J.J. Liston vote counts in Andrew Krakouer fi nished fi fth in the Liston with 12 years, the club by club voting refl ects just how hard it was votes while Essendon players and Nathan to pick the winner in 2013. Lovett-Murray and ex-Bendigo Bomber Ben Dusher led the Geelong topped the club Liston poll with 90 votes. Bombers with seven votes. Interestingly, Geelong had 24 players gain votes, but , a former Liston winner, led Coburg’s vote eventual tied winner Jordan Schroder was the only player with seven votes. Coburg Tigers had 10 players gain votes, to poll double digit votes. but the only VFL player to secure a vote for them was Mitch Brown and Mark Corrigan tied for equal second in Nathan Thomas who got one vote. Geelong’s vote count. St Kilda rookie Cameron Shenton led Sandringham’s As usual there were plenty of surprises in the count. vote with seven. Ex Box Hill Hawk Leigh Kitchin headed Port Melbourne captain John Baird, who fi nished third last Frankston’s tally with nine. year, featured the most of any player in the published best Bendigo Gold received the lowest total of any club – just players during the season. seven votes and, remarkably, all were polled by Alik But, that did not translate into umpire recognition. Baird Magin. received just four votes and another shock was perennially proven poller Shane Valenti did not secure a vote in an injury interrupted season. And, dual ‘Frosty’ Miller medalist Dean Galea gained just three votes and that came in the last game of the season. State player Josh Scipione topped the Borough vote with 11 Northern Blues boasted the second highest number of players who polled votes – 18 – but their collective total of 50 placed them seventh on the club ladder. Kane Lambert polled the most maximum votes of any player – fi ve – with best-on-grounds against Coburg (twice), North Ballarat, Frankston and Sandringham. While Mitch Hallahan was the favourite of the umpires at Box Hill Hawks, made an impact in his return season to the VFL with 12 votes, and equal fi fth place in the Liston. At North Ballarat, Liston regular Myles Sewell again attracted with 11 votes, providing the Roosters with two double fi gure vote getters – one of only three clubs to achieve that feat. Casey Scorpions fi nished second on the club with 76 votes with phenom Jesse Hogan and James Magner, who was one of the favorites for the Liston, topping the Scorpions vote count with 11. Former Coburg player Willie Wheeler headed the Williamstown count with 11 votes with Daniel Cross and Tom Campbell leading the ’ votes with six. Last year’s J.J Liston Trophy winner Ben Ross picked up nine votes, but it was ex-Sydney Swan who topped Werribee’s vote with 11. Sam Iles fi nished fi fth in the Liston

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Bendigo Football Club Collingwood Magpies Football Club Player Club TOTAL Player Club TOTAL A. Magin Bendigo Football Club 7 A. Krakouer Collingwood 12 CLUB ROUND TOTAL 7 K. Martin Collingwood 9 B. Hudson Collingwood 6 Box Hill Hawks Football Club C. Mooney Collingwood 4 J. Paine Collingwood 4 Player Club TOTAL M. Williams Collingwood 3 M. Hallahan Box Hill Hawks 17 J. Witts Collingwood 3 S. Iles Box Hill Hawks 12 B. Bardon Collingwood 3 K. Cheney Box Hill Hawks 9 B.Kennedy Collingwood 2 S. Savage Box Hill Hawks 6 P. Seedsman Collingwood 1 W. Langford Box Hill Hawks 4 A. Didak Collingwood 1 M. Spangher Box Hill Hawks 3 T. Allan Collingwood 1 S. Grimley Box Hill Hawks 3 J. Russell Collingwood 1 D.Mirra Box Hill Hawks 3 D. Beams Collingwood 1 M. O’Donnell Box Hill Hawks 3 L. Ferguson Collingwood 1 A. Frank Box Hill Hawks 2 J.Collopy Collingwood 1 L. Tobin Box Hill Hawks 2 CLUB ROUND TOTAL 53 D. Wanganeen Box Hill Hawks 2 J. Ceglar Box Hill Hawks 2 B.Retzlaff Box Hill Hawks 2 Essendon Bombers Football Club X.Ellis Box Hill Hawks 2 Player Club TOTAL J. Anderson Box Hill Hawks 1 L. Jetta Essendon 7 CLUB ROUND TOTAL 73 N. Lovett-Murray Essendon 7 B. Duscher Essendon 7 Casey Scorpions Football Club T. Pears Essendon 6 S. Gumbleton Essendon 4 Player Club TOTAL J. Winderlich Essendon 3 J. Hogan Casey Scorpions 11 J. Daniher Essendon 3 J. Magner Casey Scorpions 11 C. Dell’olio Essendon 3 D. Rodan Casey Scorpions 10 H. Hunter Essendon 3 M. Gawn Casey Scorpions 8 M. Firman Essendon 3 T. Couch Casey Scorpions 6 D. Hille Essendon 3 M. Gent Casey Scorpions 4 J. Ashby Essendon 2 L. Tynan Casey Scorpions 4 B.Howlett Essendon 2 L. Tapscott Casey Scorpions 3 A.Browne Essendon 2 L. Dunn Casey Scorpions 3 K. Hardingham Essendon 1 D. Nicholls Casey Scorpions 3 A.Steinberg Essendon 1 J. Sellar Casey Scorpions 3 CLUB ROUND TOTAL 57 S. Blease Casey Scorpions 2 T. Davis Casey Scorpions 2 E. Panozza Casey Scorpions 2 Frankston Dolphins Football Club J.Toumpas Casey Scorpions 2 Player Club TOTAL J. Fitzpatrick Casey Scorpions 1 L. Kitchin Frankston Dolphins 9 N.Page Casey Scorpions 1 M. Lourey Frankston Dolphins 5 CLUB ROUND TOTAL 76 Z. Alwan Frankston Dolphins 5 S. Hockey Frankston Dolphins 5 Coburg Tigers Football Club C. Irving Frankston Dolphins 4 Player Club TOTAL S. Lloyd Frankston Dolphins 4 A. Edwards Coburg Tigers 7 R. Gabriel Frankston Dolphins 4 O. Stephenson Coburg Tigers 6 L. Potts Frankston Dolphins 3 R. Nahas Coburg Tigers 6 CLUB ROUND TOTAL 39 S. Tuck Coburg Tigers 4 C. Knights Coburg Tigers 3 R. Conca Coburg Tigers 3 L.McBean Coburg Tigers 3 S.Lonergan Coburg Tigers 2 N. Foley Coburg Tigers 1 N.Thomas Coburg Tigers 1 CLUB ROUND TOTAL 36

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Geelong Cats Football Club Port Player Club TOTAL Player Club TOTAL J. Schroder Geelong Cats 17 J. Scipione Port Melbourne 11 M. Brown Geelong Cats 7 C. Cain Port Melbourne 9 M. Wooffi ndin Port Melbourne 6 M. Corrigan Geelong Cats 7 T. Pinwill Port Melbourne 6 G. Horlin-Smith Geelong Cats 6 S. Pleming Port Melbourne 5 J. Hamling Geelong Cats 5 J. Baird Port Melbourne 4 B. Smedts Geelong Cats 5 N. Batsanis Port Melbourne 3 J.Murdoch Geelong Cats 5 T. Langford Port Melbourne 3 D.Galea Port Melbourne 3 J. Cowan Geelong Cats 4 R. Gale Port Melbourne 2 J. Corey Geelong Cats 3 M. Dillon Port Melbourne 2 A. Banjanin* Geelong Cats 3 D. Hughes Port Melbourne 1 C. Guthrie Geelong Cats 3 S. Raru Port Melbourne 1 B. Raidme Geelong Cats 3 H.Sandilands Port Melbourne 1 CLUB ROUND TOTAL 57 R. Bathie Geelong Cats 3 T. West Geelong Cats 3 S.Kersten Geelong Cats 3 Sandringham Zebras Football Club G. Burbury Geelong Cats 2 Player Club TOTAL J. Bews Geelong Cats 2 C. Shenton Sandringham 7 D. Gleeson Geelong Cats 2 S. White Sandringham 4 A. Cockie Sandringham 3 T. Selwood Geelong Cats 2 T. Milera Sandringham 3 N. Vardy Geelong Cats 1 F. Ray Sandringham 3 D. Simpson Geelong Cats 1 C. Jones Sandringham 3 J. Caddy Geelong Cats 1 T. Langdon Sandringham 3 J.Stringer Geelong Cats 1 D.Minchington Sandringham 3 J.Hunt Geelong Cats 1 T. Dennis-Lane Sandringham 2 C. Michaliades Sandringham 2 CLUB ROUND TOTAL 90 M. Cook Sandringham 2 S. Ross Sandringham 2 M. Marigliani Sandringham 1 North Ballarat Roosters Football Club A. Saad Sandringham 1 Player Club TOTAL T.Ledger Sandringham 1 S. Clifton North Ballarat 17 P.Shakallis Sandringham 1 M. Sewell North Ballarat 11 CLUB ROUND TOTAL 41 L. George North Ballarat 3 L. Anthony North Ballarat 3 Werribee Tigers Football Club O. Tate North Ballarat 3 Player Club TOTAL B. Jacobs North Ballarat 2 J. Moore Werribee Tigers 11 L. Kiel North Ballarat 2 B. Ross Werribee Tigers 9 N. Rippon North Ballarat 2 S. Sherlock Werribee Tigers 8 C. Delaney North Ballarat 2 B. Warren Werribee Tigers 7 A. Black North Ballarat 1 B. Brown Werribee Tigers 6 B. Mabon North Ballarat 1 D. Currie Werribee Tigers 5 M.Schache North Ballarat 1 W. Sierakowski Werribee Tigers 3 M.Searl North Ballarat 1 A. Maric Werribee Tigers 3 A. Kennedy Werribee Tigers 2 CLUB ROUND TOTAL 49 L. Greenwood Werribee Tigers 2 J. Graham Werribee Tigers 1 Northern Blues Football Club M.Firrito Werribee Tigers 1 CLUB ROUND TOTAL 58 Player Club TOTAL K. Lambert Northern Blues 16 T. Thomas Northern Blues 4 Williamstown Seagulls Football Club A. Joseph Northern Blues 3 Player Club TOTAL E. Curnow Northern Blues 3 W. Wheeler Williamstown 11 T. Bell Northern Blues 3 B. Jolley Williamstown 9 B. Bransgrove Northern Blues 3 E. Carr Williamstown 6 M Robinson Northern Blues 3 T. Campbell Williamstown 6 M. Wallis Williamstown 6 D. Ellard Northern Blues 2 D. Cross Williamstown 6 L. Casboult Northern Blues 2 C. Lockwood Williamstown 6 D. Buckley Northern Blues 2 C. Wood Williamstown 4 N. Graham Northern Blues 2 P. Veszpremi Williamstown 3 R. Warnock Northern Blues 1 L. Williams Williamstown 3 A. Collins Northern Blues 1 K. McConnon Williamstown 2 T. Totevski Northern Blues 1 A. Anastasio Williamstown 2 L. Mitchell Northern Blues 1 L.Jones Williamstown 2 J. Stringer Williamstown 1 N. Duigan* Northern Blues 1 L. Markovic Williamstown 1 N.Meese Northern Blues 1 B. Prismall Williamstown 1 A.Marcon Northern Blues 1 J. Tutt Williamstown 1 CLUB ROUND TOTAL 50 CLUB ROUND TOTAL 70

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14 www.afl vic.com.au 2013 AWARD WINNERS 2013 award winners ALIK Magin, Kane Lambert and Dean Galea have taken home prestigious awards at Monday’s 2013 J.J. Liston Trophy night. Magin, a shining light at Bendigo Gold this season won the The followings is a full list of the other awards on the Toyota Coaches Player of the Year for 2013. night: The former rookie polled 32 votes to fi nish Umpire of the year six ahead of the teammate Daniel Toman. Field: Michael Curtis Classy Northern Blues midfi elder Kane Lambert claimed Boundary: Tim Lougoon the Fothergill-Round Medal as the Peter Jackson VFL’s best Goal: Michael Craig player under the age of 23. Alec Gillon Award: Joe Falzon (Northern Blues) Lambert enjoyed a breakout season and is tipped by many A. Todd Medallist: Aiden Lindsay (Casey Scorpions) to follow in the footsteps of 2012 winner Dean Towers and ‘Frosty’ Miller Medallist: Dean Galea (Port Melbourne) secure a spot on an AFL list at season’s end. 55 goals After booting 55 goals for the season, Port Melbourne Best Conducted Club: Essendon FC spearhead Galea accepted the ‘Frosty’ Miller Medal for the second consecutive year. Fothergill-Round Medallist: Kane Lambert (Northern Blues) Galea fi nished one ahead of Frankston’s Michael Lourey after booting seven goals in the fi nal match of the home- Toyota VFL Coaches Player of the Year: Alik Magin and-away season. (Bendigo Gold) Casey Scorpion Aiden Lindsay won the A. Todd Medal VFL life members: Shane Valenti, John Baird, for 2013 as the best and fairest of the AFL Victoria Dom Gleeson, Sam Pleming, Gerard Ryan, Bryan Mace, Development League. Peter Balding. Lindsay fi nished with 13 votes ahead of a group of players on 12. Peter Jackson VFL Team of the Year 2013 Coach: Matthew Knights B Evan Panozza Matt Sully Box Hill Hawks Casey Scorpions Geelong

HB Sam Iles Sam Pleming Ben Jolley Box Hill Hawks Port Melbourne Williamstown

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Interchange: Jarred Moore Scott Sherlock Steve Clifton 2013 Toyota VFL Coaches Werribee Tigers Werribee Tigers North Ballarat Player of the Year award winner, Ben Brown Daniel Toman Jack Hellier Alik Magin. Werribee Tigers Bendigo Gold Collingwood

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16 www.afl vic.com.au Supporting your Passion SEMI FINAL PREVIEW Williamstown v Port Melbourne Traditional rivals, Williamstown and Port Melbourne, meet this weekend to continue their long and rich competition history. FOR someone not versed in the history, let alone the Such a formline would seem to suggest Port Melbourne tradition of the VFA/VFL, and guided solely by the results has Williamstown’s number, but to reach that conclusion of this season the Semi Final between Port Melbourne and is to under sell the immense rivalry between these clubs Williamstown would appear decidedly one sided. dating back since the evolution of the competition. After all, Port Melbourne belted Williamstown by 47-points Williamstown would be deeply embarrassed by its latest at the Seagulls home Point Gellibrand headquarters. performance against its old foe, whose clashes now stretch to a competition-high 241 times. And, in the return clash, back in a wet and miserable Round 14, the Borough smashed Williamstown by Granted, the Seagulls will start underdogs, but this will be 71-points in what was as lopsided a contest as you could anything but a pushover. History tells us that. wish to witness. History tells us these clubs will prime themselves like it is Following an even opening quarter, Port Melbourne kicked a Grand Final and in reality it is because for the loser there 11.9 over the fi nal three quarters while Williamstown was is no tomorrow. For the winner the dream lives on. held to a lamentable 0.4. Williamstown fi nds itself facing the old enemy after it ran out of gas in the fi nal term against Box Hill Hawks, which extended a tenuous three point three-quarter time lead into a fi ve goal win. Port Melbourne advanced from its testing Elimination Final victory over a spirited Collingwood. Certainly, the Borough has the advantage of playing at home. Its defeats at the North Port Oval during the ’ six-season reign are in single digits. But, the Seagulls can be expected to fi eld a vastly different team that was defeated by the VFL Hawks. Williamstown will not be able to include Dylan Addison or , who played against the VFL Hawks, as they didn’t meet the fi nals eligibility criteria. Veteran Western Bulldog Daniel Cross, defender Matt Austin, ruckman/forward Tom Campbell, forward Jarrad Grant, midfi elders Lachlan Hunter and Christian Howard are eligible to play with Williamstown. Cross, Austin, Campbell, Hunter and Grant all played for the Bulldogs in its win against Melbourne last weekend. The inclusion of that quintet as well as Howard could strengthen Williamstown’s prospects, but it will depend how many of them will be available to play. For Port, there is a massive doubt their inspirational leader John Baird will play after he appeared to injure a hamstring in the Elimination Final. It just adds to the intrigue of another fascinating chapter of one of footy’s great rivalries. Don’t be swayed by the home and away results, this Semi Final shapes to be a ripper.

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18 www.afl vic.com.au *15%*15% off your electricity usage based on Alinta Energy’s published Standing Tariffs for Victoria. Terms and conditionsconditions apply.apply. NNotot avaavailableilable wwithith sosolar.lar. SEMI FINAL PREVIEW Casey Scorpions v Werribee Tigers The Box Hill Hawks await the Semi Final winner of Casey Scorpions versus Werribee Tigers. CASEY Scorpions fi nds itself in an all too familiar position players Will Sierakowski and Levi Greenwood are as it goes into its Semi Final encounter against Werribee. available. , a regular for the VFL Tigers, will For the fourth consecutive season the Scorpions are staring miss as a knee injury has ended his season. at a straight sets exit from the fi nals. Greenwood will provide a major boost as he is a prolifi c In fact, Casey is riding a fi nals losing streak that stretches possession winner while key forward Ben Brown, who back to 2008. missed last week with the fl u, is also expected to play. While the Scorpions are contesting its seventh successive Casey fi elded just seven Melbourne players – its smallest fi nals, a performance matched by only competition number for the season – against Geelong in the Qualifying heavyweights Port Melbourne and Williamstown, its Final. record is poor. The Scorpions won’t be able to include Cam Pederson, who Casey has lost its last nine fi nals with its last victory in the hasn’t meet the qualifying games criteria, but has available 2008 Elimination Final. , , Jake Spencer and Max Gawn who all played for Melbourne last week. And, the Scorpions face a very real prospect of again being bundled out of the fi nals. James Magner, who didn’t play last week, has also After a competitive fi rst half against Geelong, thanks qualifi ed as has Mark Jamar, who did not play for largely to its accurate conversion, Casey was on the Melbourne after July 1. receiving end of a 49-point defeat. Signifi cantly, the VFL One of the keys for Casey will be to subdue the infl uence Cats had 30 scoring shots to Casey’s 11. of Jarred Moore, whose work in the engine room in the It faces a pumped-up Werribee, which not only comfortably Elimination Final, and 2012 Liston Trophy winner Ben Ross defeated Essendon in its Elimination Final, but defeated providing plenty of run and drive from half back. Casey by 56-points in Round 13. While key forward Ben Warren was largely unsighted after After Casey led by one goal at quarter-time, Werribee blew being close checked by Josh Freezer, Ben McKinley and the game apart with a 10-goal to one second quarter. Maric stepped up Werribee’s Addam Maric caused the most havoc for Casey Certainly, Casey will fi eld a signifi cantly stronger team, with fi ve goals, but the VFL Tigers had 13 individual goal but they have to exorcise their mental demons as much as kickers. anything if they’re to bury an unwanted streak. As is the case with the fi nals in the second week, the composition of the teams can take a vastly different appearance. Both Casey and Werribee, whose respective affi liates Melbourne and North Melbourne are not playing AFL fi nals, will both lose and gain players from the teams they fi elded last week. Werribee will lose veteran Scott McMahon and the emerging , but Kangaroo

www.vfl .com.au 19 QUALIFYING FINAL REVIEW Cats continue Scorpions fi nals streak Geelong has progressed through to a Preliminary Final, confi ning Casey Scorpions to a familiar fi nals tale of woe. GEELONG’S juggernaut season rolls on with the VFL Cats Another telling absentee is teenage phenom Jesse Hogan, moving into the Preliminary Final on the back of another who has been Casey’s prime mover up forward. demolition, this time at the expense of Casey Scorpions. The under-manned Scorpions always faced a herculean With Simonds Stadium playing host to its fi rst VFL Final, task and that’s how it panned out. Geelong treated all its fans – nearly 7,000 – to a taste of What’s just as impress as the winning streak is that what has been a recurring theme for season 2013. Geelong’s average winning margin during its streak is an With midfi elder George Horlin-Smith dominating and extraordinary 67-points. power forwards Josh Walk, Shane Kersten and Ryan Apart from its six-point win against Port Melbourne in an Bathie making a lie of the wet conditions, Geelong crushed epic match at the North Port Oval in Round 18, Geelong’s the Scorpions by 49 points. next smallest winning margin is 20-points. Kersten has been Geelong’s go-to-guy since returning from Geelong’s momentum rolled on without captain Troy injury in Round 15. He’s averaged four goals per match. Selwood, who injured a shoulder in the Port Melbourne Veteran Geelong defender Josh Hunt continues to push match. He is expected to strengthen the Cats in the for his recall with another classy display while midfi elder Preliminary Final. Mark Corrigan continued his career season. While Geelong used seven VFL listed players, Casey was As evidenced by the scoreline, Geelong controlled left with just seven Melbourne players, its lowest tally for the match from the get-go with only Casey’s accurate the season. conversion in front of goal keeping them in the match. With a lack of Demons, Casey coach was The tale of the match is clearly illustrated by the fact that forced to use seven players whose VFL season’s games Geelong had 30 scoring shots to Casey’s 11. were dwarfed by Development League appearances. Geelong locked away and extended its club record 12th Another vexing issue for Welsh is that Cam Pederson, one successive win in the second half as it kicked 7.5 while the Scorpions, best, is ineligible to play in this week’s Semi restricting the Scorpions to 2.1. Final as he fell one game shy of meeting the six VFL game The VFL Cats’ winning streak dates back to Round 7 in late criteria. May! Ironically, it was Photo: Morgan Hancock Casey that infl icted the last defeat on Geelong, but the Scorpions team was largely unrecognizable from that day. Against Geelong at Simonds Stadium on May 24 the Casey team included Melbourne players , Jake Spencer, Jack Fitzpatrick, James McDonald, and Mitch Clisby.

GEELONG 14.16 (100) defeated CASEY SCORPIONS 8.3 (51)

20 www.afl vic.com.au QUALIFYING FINAL REVIEW Hawks book Preliminary Final spot Box Hill Hawks’ tall timber, and an inaccurate Williamstown were the telling factors in the Hawks booking at Preliminary fi nal berth. is a big man in anyone’s language, but he the home and away season, headlined Box Hill Hawks’ loomed as a veritable giant as far as Williamstown was midfi eld with 26 possessions. concerned. Hawthorn veteran Michael Osborne may well have been Grimley, a former basketballer who stands close enough to the oldest player aged 31 on the ground, but he displayed 200 centimeters, proved a colossus for Box Hill Hawks in all the footy nous that goes with a player with 170 AFL its Qualifying Final victory against the Seagulls. games as well as an AFL premiership. With a matter of points separating the clubs at three- Osborne showed his experience and guile while Kyle quarter time, the Hawthorn ruckman/forward burst open Cheney and did their call-up to the AFL the game in the fi nal quarter. fi nals no harm and Sam Iles played his usual consistent Grimley literally stood tall as he booted three last quarter game. goals to lead the VFL Hawks to a fi ve-goal win. Liam Tobin, in his fi rst game back from injury since Round The heroics by Grimley paved the way for Box Hill Hawks 14, proved a reliable avenue to goal with three goals while to advance to a Preliminary Final while consigning Sam Cust and Bryce Retzlaff, who have both forced their Williamstown to meet its old foe Port Melbourne in a last- way into the team in the last third of the season, each player standing affair at North Port. contributed with two goals. It was a match that ebbed and fl owed over the course of Western Bulldog defender Michael Tallia was impressive the fi rst three quarters as fi rst Williamstown and then Box for Williamstown, which also gained strong contributions Hill Hawks gained the ascendancy only to have it taken from captain Ben Jolley, Jamie McNamara and ruckman away. Cam Wood. Williamstown, with just 10 Western Bulldogs in its team, Williamstown’s Jack Johnstone, playing just his fi fth VFL held an eight-point led game, showcased his talent in his best game for the club. at quarter time, but that disappeared in the second term with the host club holding a nine-point lead at the main break. The Seagulls rallied to narrow the gap to just three points at three- quarter time before Grimley and Box Hill Hawks, which fi elded 13 Hawthorn players but was without captain Daniel Pratt, seized the moment. Box Hill Hawks kicked 5-1 in the last quarter while restricting Williamstown to 0.4. J.J. Liston Trophy winner Mitch Hallahan, returning from an abductor muscle injury which saw him miss the fi nal two games of BOX HILL HAWKS 13.8 (86) defeated WILLIAMSTOWN 7.14 (56)

www.vfl .com.au 21 ELIMINATION FINAL REVIEW Tigers second term blitz A 52-point turnaround from Werribee Tigers in the second term was the catalyst for its Elimination Final victory over Essendon. WHEN Essendon coach Hayden Skipworth refl ects on what But, when tempers became frayed and a reversal free led to the VFL Bombers exit from the fi nals he need look no kick saw slot through a goal from near further than a 20-minute period in the second quarter. the boundary it triggered Werribee into an unstoppable During this period, Werribee managed to turn not the passage. momentum, but the outcome of the Elimination Final its way. From the time of Harper’s goal midway through the quarter, Werribee advanced to a Semi Final on the back of its Werribee slammed on a further fi ve goals, giving it eight 19-point win. for the quarter. For the fi rst quarter and until mid-way through the second Werribee had turned a 28-point quarter-time defi cit into a quarter, Essendon, without and Jason four goal half time advantage. Winderlich, both named in the team, looked in control. While the VFL Tigers piled on 8.4, Essendon didn’t trouble Essendon, with Cory Dell’Olio causing all sort of headaches the scoreboard attendant. with three fi rst quarter goals, held a 28-point lead at Essendon had no answer to former Sydney Swan Jarred quarter-time. Moore who repeatedly dished out the ball from stoppages And, although Werribee kicked two unanswered goals in which set up his down-the-fi eld teammates. the opening part of the second quarter, Essendon seemed Moore’s experience and blue-collar work ethic was to have control of the game. complimented by the blossoming silky smooth skills of Luke McDonald (28 disposals), son of ex-Werribee ‘super coach’ Donald McDonald, who led Werribee to its last premiership 20 years ago. And, Werribee’s avenue to goal during the goal blitz was many and varied. Apart from Addam Maric kicking the opening two goals of the quarter, the VFL Tigers next six goals came from six different players. While Essendon didn’t shirk the challenge after half time and drew to within four points when Dell’Olio kicked his fourth goal midway through the quarter, Werribee was able to lift. Ben McKinley kicked two telling goals into the wind in the third quarter which provided Werribee with the buffer it required. And, a goal from North Melbourne rookie on the three-quarter time siren added further padding. Both clubs traded goals in a fi ve goal apiece last quarter, but at no stage did Essendon ever seriously threaten to wrest the match away from Werribee. And, in the wash up, Essendon’s inability to not only halt the avalanche of goals, but also apply some of its own scoreboard pressure in the second quarter proved telling Essendon outscored Werribee by fi ve points – 9.5 to 8.6 – in the second half, but the damage had been done in the second quarter. WERRIBEE TIGERS 17.14 (116) defeated ESSENDON 15.7 (97)

22 www.afl vic.com.au ELIMINATION FINAL REVIEW Port answer Ayres’ challenge Port Melbourne won their way through to a Semi Final showdown with Williamstown after weathering all Collingwood could throw at them. AT three-quarter time with the Elimination Final in the Borough spirit more than Toby Pinwill whose hard work in balance, Port Melbourne coach Gary Ayres implored his and around the packs was telling in getting the ball moving players for a herculean last quarter effort. Port Melbourne’s way. Ayres urged his players to defend like their collective lives Pinwill, the Norm Goss medalist in Port Melbourne’s depended upon it, which, in football parlance, it did. historic 2011 premiership year, was able to engage and He summoned his players to conquer every battle, every bring so many teammates into the match and provide vital challenge that Collingwood would issue. opportunities. “How great can you be,” asked Ayres of the 23 Borough Port ruckman Wayde Skipper not only took on the mite of players. Collingwood’s tall arsenal – Darren Jolly, Ben Hudson and Jarrod Witts – but emerged as a crucial player for his club. A little more than 30-minutes later than answer was a resounding ‘as a great as required’ as Port Melbourne While dual ‘Frosty’ Miller medalist Dean Galea was forever kept alive its premiership hopes while extinguishing dangerous, it was Julian Rowe and Heath O’Farrell who Collingwood’s. infl icted as much scoreboard pain on Collingwood. In the end there was a 25-point margin in Port Melbourne’s Rowe started in stunning fashion while O’Farrell delivered favor, but it seemed a much tighter contest. the last rites as they combined to kick seven goals while Galea added another three goals. Collingwood were gallant in defeat. Repeatedly, they challenged Port Melbourne, but it would be left to lament Collingwood was able to subdue Port’s pivotal playmakers its poor start. – captain john Baird, who appeared to injure a hamstring, and State player Chris Cain. Admittedly, Port Melbourne had fi rst use of the wind and the Borough made the most of it kicking seven goals to Co-captain Jack Hellier was outstanding, so, too Kyle hold a 27-point lead at quarter time. Martin, Peter Yagmoor and Jack Frost, but the VFL Magpies much improved season was ended by Port While the VFL Magpies rallied with six of its own goals in Melbourne. the second term, Port Melbourne was able to respond with three goals of their own to still hold a 12-point margin at half time. Collingwood did a great job keeping Port Melbourne in check in the third quarter – both clubs kicked two goals – with the Borough’s lead only increasing by the solitary point. But, Port Melbourne was able to delve deep when it mattered most in the last quarter as they outscored Collingwood 4.1 to 2.1. Photo: Dave Savell No player typifi ed the PORT MELBOURNE 16.9 (105) defeated COLLINGWOOD 12.8 (80)

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PAT0112 Footy Bingo Full Page 148x210_PFO2.indd 1 2/08/13 2:04 PM FINALS SERIES STRUCTURE 2013 Peter Jackson VFL Finals Series Structure Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 August 31/September 1 North Port Oval North Port Oval Etihad Stadium September 7/8 September 14/15 September 22 2:10pm 2:10pm 2:15pm Geelong Cats QUALIFYING FINAL 1 Casey Scorpions Geelong Cats PRELIMINARY FINAL 1 Werribee Tigers Casey Scorpions Winner SF2 ELIMINATION FINAL 1 SEMI FINAL 1 Essendon Werribee Tigers Winner PF1 GRAND FINAL Collingwood Port Melbourne Winner PF2 ELIMINATION FINAL 2 SEMI FINAL 2 Port Melbourne Williamstown Winner SF1 PRELIMINARY FINAL 2 Box Hill Hawks Box Hill Hawks QUALIFYING FINAL 2 Williamstown

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Werribee Tigers LEADER BOARD Last Round: 3 Total: 91 PAUL AMY 97 ADRIAN DUNN 86 Mark Stone JAMES HUNTER-SMITH 93 BRAD MCGRATH 86 Williamstown SEN NIGEL CARMODY 92 JOHN HOOK 86 LIAM TWOMEY 91 PETER JACKSON 86 Werribee Tigers ROSS BOOTH 89 PHIL CLEARY 84

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26 www.afl vic.com.au AFL VICTORIA DEVELOPMENT Crawford joins fun of NAB AFL Auskick Schools Program NAB AFL Auskick Ambassador headed some from attending NAB AFL Auskick centres. back to school during the week to help bring the game of “The volunteers at NAB AFL Auskick centres do an amazing Australian Rules Football to even more kids. job but some families are just too busy to attend weekly Crawford visited Glen Waverley Primary School last sessions, or their weekend might include other sport that Monday to help offi cially launch the NAB AFL Auskick clashes with the times that their local Auskick is held,” Schools Program, an initiative designed to inspire even Wain said. more kids to join in the fun of NAB Auskick. “This program, that schools will include as part of their The Brownlow Medalist and TV personality visited extra curriculum activities, will be introduction to Auskick classrooms to spread the word about NAB Auskick, before for some boys and girls. running a clinic for the lucky students at Glen Waverley “Being involved in Auskick has so many benefi ts such as Primary. being physically active and learning social skills, and we The NAB Auskick Schools Program is being run at nine feel it’s a great fi t for primary schools. schools in Melbourne this term with coaches deployed to “All the kids love Crawf and he brought a lot of smiles to run clinics over a six-week period. their faces.” Schools with a low Auskick participation rate, many of Wain said that towards the end of the program local NAB them with a high number of multicultural students, have AFL Auskick Centre coordinators and representatives been targeted to help drive an increase in numbers at from local junior clubs will be invited to attend the school NAB AFL Auskick centres and eventually strengthen junior sessions and speak about opportunities for the kids to stay football clubs. involved with football.” AFL Victoria Participation Growth Coordinator Dale Wain The program will be facilitated by AFL Victoria Game said the program would bring the game directly to the kids, Development Offi cers, who all hold an AFL Level 1 eliminating some of the factors that may have stopped coaching accreditation.

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BOX HILL HAWKS: 2013 Col Austen We encourage all supporters to be part of ‘our night of Trophy Presentation Night, Event Details nights’. Watch our website for further details or follow - When: Friday 4th, October. Where: The us on twitter.com/NorthernBluesFC and like us on Pavilion – City Oval. Time: 7:30pm. Price: facebook.com/northernbluesfc for more information. For $120 Inc. Gst. Dress: Lounge suit. Log all event bookings please contact the club on (03) 9470 on to www.boxhillhawks.com.au or call 03 9890 9442 to 2224 or at [email protected]. secure your place today. For further information, please email the club at [email protected] or call 03 PORT MELBOURNE: Please be advised 9890 9442. that all patrons will have to observe the special conditions attached to playing CASEY SCORPIONS: The club would at home, they being, that any footballs like to acknowledge this season’s major or other items cannot be retrieved from sponsors in the Bendigo Bank, Superior the ‘contaminated’ area at the Lorimer Street end of Foods, Berwick Inn and Hampton Park the ground if they stray into this area. All items can be Tavern and all our other sponsors for their support this year. The Club’s “Gardner/Clark Medal” retrieved from the Club offi ce the Wednesday following Presentation Night is being held on Thursday the 26th any game, patrons co-operation on this matter would be September 2013 at the beautiful Sandhurst Club. For appreciated. Annual Presentation Night / Vote Count will bookings call Rachel at the Club on 5996 1111 or you can be held Friday 4 October at The International Receptions, down load a fl yer for the night off the clubs website. The Bay Street, Brighton. Tickets are limited to 150, Cost Social Room is a great venue to hold your next function $125.00 all inclusive (3 course meal, beer, wine & during the day or evening or night. Call Rachel at the soft drink and canapés on arrival) Book early to avoid Club to discuss your requirements. For all the latest disappointment. Throughout the season we encourage news and events from the Club head to our website everyone to buy the VFL Football Record to keep up to www.scorpions.com.au or you can fi nd us on Twitter and date with what is happening at the Borough. Please Facebook at www.facebook.com/CaseyScorpionsFC. note that in the coming weeks there will be a survey on behalf of the club going around we would appreciate NORTHERN BLUES: We your participation as the information gained will have a would like wish the best of great impact to the future of the mighty Borough. Visit luck to all the Northern Blues our website for the latest information www.pmfc.com.au development league players, “Go Boroughs” coaches and staff involved in fi nals this week. We hope that the hard work put into the 2013 season pays off and the boys get reward for effort. Our next business breakfast is being held on September 13th @ Rydges Bell City from 7:15am-9:15am. Tickets are $50 per head and include a delicious hot breakfast, cakes, and fresh fruit with guest speakers soon to be announced. Our grand fi nal breakfast is being held on September 28th from 9am-11am @ ‘the Grandstand’ with tickets priced at $70 per head. This was one of the highlights on the event calendar last year and as tickets are limited, we recommend you book in now! Finally, the Northern Blues Laurie Hill Trophy is being held on October 4th from 7:00pm @ Rydges Bell City where we crown the best and fairest winner for the 2013 season. Tickets are $100 per head, including a 3 course meal and drinks.

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WERRIBEE TIGERS: Our WILLIAMSTOWN: Welcome to a Presentation night will be held at the huge day of fi nals football with both Werribee Racing Club on Thursday sides playing Port Melbourne at Port September 26th and bookings are Melbourne in sudden death fi nals. available through Janelle, our Functions Manager, on Make sure you’re cheering the boys 99741 6688. Cost is $90 per person which includes a on extra loudly today as the Seniors look to book a three course meal with beer, wine and soft drinks. The preliminary fi nal date with Geelong and the Development highlight of the night will be the presentation of the Side look to book a place in the Grand Final. All fi nals Bruce Montgomery Trophy to the player judged best details for next week should either or both sides win and fairest for the year. Past winners include James today will be made available through our social media Podsiadly, Michael Barlow, Robbie Castello, Dom networks as soon as receive details of them. The 2013 Gleeson, Michael Frost and John Comben. It is always Gerry Callahan Medal will be held on Saturday the a special night so make sure you book early. The club 5th of October at The Rocks, Williamstown at 7pm. would like to thank all our sponsors for getting behind Bookings are strictly limited so please book early to our club again in 2013.The work of our dedicated band of ensure you secure a seat. To book, please call Norhana volunteers is most certainly appreciated. President John on (03) 9391 0309. For all the latest news, events and Nicol wants to thank his hard working Board for their videos from the Club head to www.williamstownfc. role in the 2013 season off the fi eld as well as the hard com.au. Alternatively you can fi nd us on Twitter @ working staff led by Mark Penaluna and Stu Balloch. WilliamstownFC, and Facebook at www.facebook.com/ Good luck to Scott West, his coaching team and the WilliamstownFC. players representing the and the City of Wyndham. Go Tigers. Follow us on facebook and twitter and check out the website werribeefc.com.au

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www.vfl .com.au 29 AFL Victoria Development League 1st Preliminary Final - Saturday, September 7: North Port Oval, 11am Williamstown *AFL Primary Listed Player #AFL Rookie Listed Player No. Player G B 3 Leigh Masters 6 Anton Woods 8 Dylan Conway (C) 9 Michael Stockdale 13 Stephen McCallum Coach: Brett Henderson 16 Shaun Wyatt (C) Offi ce Address: Level 1, 1 Mason St, Newport, 3015 25 Stephen Witkowski Ground Address: Burbank Oval, Morris St, Williamstown (Melways 56 D12) 29 Ben Casley Postal Address: PO Box 307, Williamstown, 3016 30 Dale Hoghton Telephone: 9391 0309 34 Alex Greenwood# Fax: 9391 5497 Email: [email protected] 35 Kirby McConnon Website: www.williamstownfc.com.au 37 Nathan Giles 38 Ben Christodoulou MAJOR SPONSORS 40 Johnno Hevern 41 Jordan Mead 42 Robbie Ball 46 Lin Jong* 48 Jack Johnstone 50 Sam Critchley 51 James Flack 52 Simon Deery 53 Jack Walker 54 Jack Dorgan 55 Ben Norton 56 Charlie Nastasi 57 Josh Bench 58 Jake Polizzi 59 Andrew Gallucci 61 Sean Hetherington 62 Christian Burgess 63 James Huts 64 Brandon Symes 65 Conor Ross 66 Shaun Ross 67 Justin Gould

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MATCH UMPIRES: Field Umpire Haydn O’Connor (32) Field Umpire Michael Curtis (4) Field Umpire Brent Wallace (21) Emergency Field Andrew McCoy (5)

30 www.afl vic.com.au AFL Victoria Development League 1st Preliminary Final - Saturday, September 7: North Port Oval, 11am Port Melbourne

No. Player G B 1 John McKenzie 2 Shane Valenti 3 Joshua Muling 6 Clayton Hinkley 8 Matthew Smith Coach: Greg Ryan 9 Ryan Gale Offi ce Address: 525 Williamstown Road, Port Melbourne, 3207 11 Myles Pitt Ground Address: North Port Oval, Williamstown Road, Port Melbourne (Melways 2J F1) 12 Mitch Wooffi ndin Postal Address: PO Box 247, Port Melbourne, 3207 13 Tomi Johnston Telephone: 9646 2094 Fax: 9646 3895 14 Callan Thornton Email: [email protected] 16 Joshua Purcell Website: www.pmfc.com.au 20 Clay Johnston (C) 21 Mitch Woods PROUDLY SPONSORED BY: 27 Damian Mascitti 32 Toby Thoolen

PTYPTY 33 Sam Gilmore FFORTBURNORTBURN LLTDTD aerospace & commercial consultants 35 Marc Johnston 37 James Breust 38 Matthew Fieldsend 39 Billy Burstin 40 Jake Hammond 41 Tom Gordon 43 Dale Whelan 44 Tim Macmillan 49 Patrick McMahon 50 Nicholas Papaleo 52 Caleb Vearing 54 Ben Perry 55 Tom O’Sullivan 56 Toby Plant 58 Jake Allan 59 Charlie Woodley 60 Sam Raru 63 Mitch Hayes 65 Josh Ward

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Boundary Umpire Josh Geraghty Boundary Umpire Daniel Pieper Goal Umpire Dean Jones Boundary Umpire Adam Bell Goal Umpire Cyrus Wong Emergency Goal Peter Nastasi

www.vfl .com.au 31 AFL Victoria Development League 2nd Preliminary Final – Sunday, September 8: North Port Oval, 11am Box Hill Hawks *AFL Primary Listed Player #AFL Rookie Listed Player No. Player G B 3 Bryce Retzlaff 4 Josh Ralph 6 Sam Crocker 8 James Wilsen 9 Dalton Graham Coach: Kevin Collins 10 Michael Thompson Offi ce Address: Cnr. Middleborough & Whitehorse Roads, Box Hill, 3128 11 Will Johnson Ground Address: Box Hill City Oval Cnr. Middleborough & Whitehorse Roads, Box Hill, 3128 (Melways 47 G9) 12 Kalem Post (C) Postal Address: PO Box 143, Box Hill, 3128 13 Tom Miles Telephone: 9890 9442 16 Sam Collins Fax: 9899 9473 Email: [email protected] 17 Daniel Pratt Website: www.boxhillhawks.com.au 19 James Stewart 21 Brad Harvey 22 Ben Monkhorst 25 Corey Cassidy 26 Matt Northe 27 Tom Cunningham 28 Jackson Eade 29 Sam Cust 30 Brandon Wood 32 Mark Weekes 33 Ryan Exon 39 Tom Goodwin 40 Tim O’Brien* 42 * 43 Amos Frank# 44 Andrew Boseley# 51 Mitch O’Donnell 52 Jackson McDonald 53 Jake Summers 54 Nik Papadopoulos 55 Scott McGowan 56 Jayden Brown 57 James Pell 58 George Curnow

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MATCH UMPIRES: Field Umpire Jack Edwards (29) Field Umpire Robert Young (2) Field Umpire Daniel Butcher (36) Emergency Field James Davey (35)

32 www.afl vic.com.au AFL Victoria Development League 2nd Preliminary Final – Sunday, September 8: North Port Oval, 11am Northern Blues *AFL Primary Listed Player #AFL Rookie Listed Player No. Player G B 3 Myles Dorman 5 Tim Lincoln 9 Dean Soncin 10 Tim Totevski 11 Tyson Biffi n Coach: Adrian McBean 15 Paul Dirago Offi ce Address: Cramer Street, Preston, 3072 16 Michael Duffi cy Ground Address: Preston City Oval, Cramer Street, Preston (Melways 18 F12) 21 Tim Currie Visy Park, Royal Parade, North Carlton (Melways 29 G12) 22 Matthew Clark Postal Address: PO Box 231, Preston, 3072 25 Anthony Bonaddio Telephone: 9470 2224 Fax: 9470 2059 27 Nick Meese Email: [email protected] 28 Eamon Jenkins Website: www.northernbluesfc.com.au 29 Aiden Yelland 30 Sean Bolger 36 Jacob Ballard 37 Lee Dale 44 Nathan Valladares 45 Josh Marchbank 47 Luke Visser 52 Declan Foott 53 Keenan Posar 54 Chris Petroro 56 Haydn Drew 60 Kieran Delahunty 61 Christian Gianfagna 62 Braydyn Taglieri 63 Andrew Bell 64 James King 66 Daniel Watson 69 Jacob Gleeson 71 Joel McDonald 78 Sam Cattapan 81 Ben Toman 82 Jarryd Coulson 83 Jake McBean

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Boundary Umpire Nick Laurence Boundary Umpire Brendan Elvey Goal Umpire Peter Nastasi Boundary Umpire Ben Macdonald Goal Umpire Steven Piperno Emergency Goal Dean Jones

www.vfl .com.au 33 LAST TIME THEY MET Last Time They Met Seniors SEMI FINALS

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WILLIAMSTOWN VS PORT MELBOURNE Head to Head - Played: 241 Williamstown: 105 Port Melbourne: 130 Drawn: 6 Last time they met (2013): Rd 8, Port Melbourne 16.17.113 d Williamstown 9.12.66 Rd 14, Port Melbourne 13.10.88 d Williamstown 2.7.19 High/low scores (vs this week’s opponent) Williamstown: 27.17.179 (1989) / 1.4.10 (1889) Port Melbourne: 34.22.226 (1995) / 0.5.5 (1899)

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CASEY SCORPIONS VS WERRIBEE TIGERS Head to Head - Played: 51 Casey Scorpions: 23 Werribee Tigers: 27 Drawn: 1 Last time they met (2013): Rd 13, Werribee Tigers 17.12.114 d Casey Scorpions 8.10.58 High/low scores (vs this week’s opponent) Casey Scorpions: 25.14.164 (1984) / 3.10.28 (2012) Werribee Tigers: 21.18.144 (2003) / 4.5.29 (1997)

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WILLIAMSTOWN VS PORT MELBOURNE BOX HILL HAWKS VS NORTHERN BLUES Last time they met (2013): Last time they met (2013): Rd 8, Williamstown 15.16.106 d port Melbourne 10.8.68 Rd 2, Box Hill Hawks 11.15.81 d Northern Blues 9.12.66 Rd 14, Williamstown d Port Melbourne Rd 14, Northern Blues 10.15.75 d Box Hill Hawks 8.6.54

34 www.afl vic.com.au PETER JACKSON VFL TEAM LIST - WILLIAMSTOWN

NO. SURNAME FIRST NAME DOB HT WT PREVIOUS CLUB GAMES GOALS 1 CARR Ed 14-Apr-91 182 87 Maffra/Gippsland Power 36 16 2 WOOD Cameron 04-Mar-87 204 105 West Adelaide/Brisbane Lions/Collingwood (AFL) 53 24 3 MASTERS Leigh 22-Jun-92 188 83 Bendigo Pionners/Coburg Tigers 23 0 4 JOLLEY Ben 12-Feb-86 185 77 Calder Cannons/Essendon/Bendigo Gold 156 48 5 LOCKWOOD Cameron 29-Aug-88 175 84 Old Westbourne/Western Jets 63 15 6 WOODS Anton 31-May-92 173 75 Northern Knights/Northern Blues 22 4 7 SING Nick 15-May-91 187 85 Wy Yung/Gippsland Power 14 0 8 CONWAY Dylan 28-Jan-92 185 90 Williamstown Juniors/Western Jets 13 9 9 STOCKDALE Michael 29-Aug-90 174 75 Traralgon/Gippsland Power/Casey Scorpions 57 19 10 MCNAMARA Jamie 06-Mar-88 187 87 East Fremantle//East Fremantle 19 8 11 SHERMAN Justin 26-Jan-87 184 88 Brisbane Lions (AFL)/Western Bulldogs (AFL) 14 16 12 PRISMALL Brent 14-Jul-86 185 83 Western Jets/Geelong (AFL)/Essendon (AFL) 65 37 13 MCCALLUM Stephen 24-Jan-91 178 72 Tullamarine/Calder Cannons 15 8 14 WILLIAMS Leigh 19-May-90 195 98 Norwood/Melbourne (AFL) 9 14 15 TUTT * Jason 15-May-91 177 77 Ainslie (ACT)/NSW-ACT Rams 28 22 16 WYATT Shaun 01-Nov-93 182 80 Bairnsdale/Gippsland Power 3 0 17 CHARLESTON Jack 09-Jan-93 178 83 Spotswood/Western Jets 9 1 18 ROBERTS * Fletcher 03-Jun-93 196 88 Murrumbeena/ 17 5 19 STRINGER * Jake 25-Apr-94 191 92 Eaglehawk/Bendigo Pioneers 3 1 20 PEARCE * Daniel 22-Jan-93 182 77 Bulleen-Templestowe/ 8 1 21 ANASTASIO Anthony 11-Dec-93 169 72 Ormond/Sandringham Dragons 7 8 22 MACRAE * Jack 03-Aug-94 188 80 Kew Rovers/Oakleigh Chargers 0 0 23 HROVAT * Nathan 07-Jun-94 174 77 Mill Park/Northern Knights 0 0 24 WHEELER Willie 21-Jun-92 180 81 Seymour/Murray Bushrangers/Coburg Tigers 33 16 25 WITKOWSKI Stephen 23-Aug-92 188 92 Diamond Creek/Northern Knights 21 4 26 HUNTER * Lachie 13-Dec-94 181 80 Williamstown Juniors/Western Jets 0 0 27 BUGEJA Damien 09-Apr-93 176 78 Cragieburn/Calder Cannons 5 2 28 PRUDDEN * Josh 06-Sep-94 182 76 Seymour/Murray Bushrangers 0 0 29 CASLEY Ben 18-Mar-92 192 90 Williamstown Juniors/Western Jets/GWS/South Adelaide (SANFL) 2 8 30 HOGHTON Dale 14-Oct-91 184 77 Wonthaggi/Gippsland Power 6 1 31 YOUNG * Tom 26-Apr-92 195 92 Campbelltown (NSW)/NSW-ACT Rams/Collingwood (AFL) 47 9 32 TALIA * Michael 11-Feb-93 195 90 Greenvale/Calder Cannons 15 0 33 LOWER Nick 23-Jun-87 187 87 Norwood (SANFL)/Port Adelaide (AFL)/Fremantle (AFL) 0 0 34 GREENWOOD # Alex 24-Oct-93 178 78 Vermont/Eastern Ranges 15 1 35 MCCONOON Kirby 16-Aug-88 178 72 Scoresby 0 0 36 MORRIS Justin 23-Feb-91 178 80 Werribee Juniors/Western Jets 1 0 37 GILES Nathan 27-May-91 197 91 Werribee Juniors/Western Jets 1 0 38 CHRISTODOULOU Ben 13-Jul-93 178 74 Mildura/Bendigo Pioneers 2 0 39 JOHANNISEN * Jason 08-Nov-92 178 77 Willetton (WA)/East Fremantle (WAFL) 13 5 40 HEVERN Johnno 22-Apr-89 190 89 Glenordern/Western Jets 0 0 41 MEAD Jordan 07-Jan-92 176 70 Werribee Juniors/Western Jets 5 3 42 BALL Robert 20-Jul-93 180 77 Maribyrnong Park/Calder Cannons 0 0 43 REDPATH # Jack 13-Dec-90 194 99 North Kyneton/Kyneton 19 16 44 GOODES * Brett 17-Feb-84 183 88 North Ballarat (VFL)/NT Thunder (NEAFL)/Williamstown 125 61 45 CAMPBELL * Tom 02-Nov-91 201 104 Sandringham Dragons/Old Scotch/Bendigo Gold 17 6 46 JONG # Lin 04-Jun-93 190 87 Mulgrave/Oakleigh Chargers 10 3 47 AUSTIN # Mark 24-Feb-89 194 95 Jeparit-Rainbow (SA)/Glenelg (SANFL)/Carlton (AFL) 74 19 48 JOHNSTONE Jack 04-Aug-93 185 85 Maffra/Gippsland Power 2 0 49 CORDY * Ayce 06-Aug-90 202 99 Ocean Grove/ 26 17 50 CRITCHLEY Sam 28-Jun-93 190 86 Williamstown Juniors/Western Jets 1 1 51 FLACK James 20-Jul-93 182 76 Bendigo Pioneers/South Mildura 0 0 52 DEERY Simon 18-Sep-93 192 88 Bairnsdale/Gippsland Power 1 0 53 WALKER Jack 29-Sep-93 178 78 Melton/Western Jets 0 0 54 DORGAN Jack 30-Sep-93 180 75 Hoppers Crossing/Western Jets 0 0 55 NORTON Ben 03-Jan-94 175 72 Altona/Western Jets 0 0 56 NASTASI Charlie 28-Apr-94 170 69 Spotswood/Western Jets 2 2 57 BENCH Josh 24-Nov-93 171 67 Albion/Western Jets 0 0 58 POLIZZI Jacob 22-Feb-91 183 79 Hadfi eld 0 0 59 GALLUCCI Andrew 28-Jan-94 178 67 Strathmore/Calder Cannons 0 0 60 LYONS Matthew 06-Feb-93 183 85 Therry Penola 0 0 61 HETHERINGTON Sean 06-Nov-94 178 83 Rupertswood/Calder Cannons 0 0 62 BURGESS Christian 17-Mar-94 178 68 Echuca/Bendigo Pioneers 0 0 63 HUTS James 08-Nov-94 193 90 Maffra/Gippsland Power 0 0 64 SYMES Brandon 24-May-91 195 92 Yarrawonga 0 0 65 ROSS Conor 11-Feb-94 189 78 St.Bernards/Western Jets 0 0 66 FAULKS John 08-Jun-94 200 109 Oak Park 0 0 67 GOULD Justin 09-Sep-91 173 80 Lindenow/Norwood 0 0 68 ROSS Shaun 24-Aug-94 179 79 Spotswood 0 0 70 STEVENS * Koby 18-Jun-91 187 83 Lucknow/Gippsland Power/West Coast (AFL) 0 0 71 MARKOVIC * Lukas 05-Jan-87 193 93 South Croydon/Eastern Ranges/Haw Rookies/Box Hill Hawks 68 4 72 LIBERATORE * Tom 16-May-92 181 81 St Bernards/Calder Cannons 3 0 73 GRANT * Jarrad 06-Jul-89 192 87 Frankston Bombers/Dandenong Stingrays 35 61 74 VESZPREMI * Patrick 01-Sep-89 183 85 Bundoora/Northern Knights/Sydney 23 26 75 ROUGHEAD * Jordan 03-Nov-90 200 100 Lake Wendouree/North Ballarat Rebels 31 23 76 WALLIS * Mitch 24-Oct-92 185 84 St Bernards/Calder Cannons 17 2 77 WILLIAMS * Tom 17-Jul-86 198 100 Morningside (Qld) 22 3 78 HOWARD * Christian 19-Mar-91 186 82 Sacred Heart College (SA)/Glenelg (SANFL) 28 14 79 MORRIS * Dale 29-Dec-82 190 90 Doutta Stars/Werribee Tigers 34 0 80 DICKSON * Tory 26-Sep-87 183 82 Beaconsfi eld/Frankston Dolphins/Noble Park/Bendigo Gold 68 111 81 SMITH * Clay 11-May-93 182 83 Lucknow/Gippsland Power 4 3 82 ADDISON * Dylan 07-Oct-87 185 84 St George (NSW)/NSW-ACT Rams 59 9 83 HIGGINS * Shaun 04-Mar-88 184 89 Newtown/Geelong Falcons 11 7 84 JONES * Liam 24-Feb-91 197 97 North Hobart (Tas)/Tasmania U18 23 36 BOYD * Matthew 27-Aug-82 184 88 Narre Warren/Dandenong Stingrays/Frankston Dolphins 32 18 COONEY * Adam 30-Sep-85 185 87 Flagstaff Hill (SA)/West Adelaide (SANFL) 2 4 CROSS * Daniel 30-Mar-83 187 87 Albury (NSW)/Murray Bushrangers 48 19 DAHLHAUS * Luke 21-Aug-92 178 76 Leopold/Geelong Falcons 6 6 GIANSIRACUSA * Daniel 11-Mar-82 182 81 Williamstown Juniors/Western Jets 20 21 GRIFFEN * Ryan 27-Jul-86 188 87 Goolwa (SA)/South Adelaide (SANFL) 4 5 MINSON * Will 11-Apr-85 198 107 St Andrews Primary School (SA)/Norwood (SANFL) 47 30 MURPHY * Robert 09-Jun-82 187 83 Warragul/Gippsland Jets 25 8 PICKEN * Liam 01-Aug-86 183 80 Hamilton/North Ballarat Rebels/Williamstown Seagulls 62 45 WOOD * Easton 04-Sep-89 186 84 Camperdown/Geelong Falcons 36 6

www.vfl .com.au 35 Peter Jackson VFL 2nd Semi Final – Saturday, September 7: North Port Oval, 2:10pm Williamstown *AFL Primary Listed Player #AFL Rookie Listed Player No. Player GB 1 Ed Carr 2 3 Leigh Masters 4 Ben Jolley (C) 5 Cameron Lockwood

Coach: Peter German 6 Anton Woods Offi ce Address: Level 1, 1 Mason St, Newport, 3015 7 Nick Sing Ground Address: Burbank Oval, Morris St, Williamstown 8 Dylan Conway (Melways 56 D12) Postal Address: PO Box 307, Williamstown, 3016 9 Michael Stockdale Telephone: 9391 0309 10 Jamie McNamara Fax: 9391 5497 12 Email: [email protected] 13 Stephen Mccallum Website: www.williamstownfc.com.au 15 Jason Tutt* MAJOR SPONSORS 17 Jack Charleston 18 Fletcher Roberts * 19 Daniel Cross* 20 Daniel Pearce * 21 Anthony Anastasio 24 Willie Wheeler 25 Stephen Witkowski 26 Lachlan Hunter* 29 Ben Casley 30 Dale Hoghton 32 Michael Talia* 34 Alex Greenwood* 35 Kirby McConnon 45 Tom Campbell* 46 Lin Jong* 47 # 48 Jack Johnstone 49 * 52 Simon Deery 57 Josh Bench 61 Sean Hetherington 71 Lukas Markovic * 73 Jarrad Grant* 74 Patrick Veszpremi *

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MATCH UMPIRES: Field Umpire Richard Mills (1) Field Umpire Timothy Carlos (24) Field Umpire Brett Ritchie (11) Emergency Field Jamie Grindal (9)

36 www.afl vic.com.au Peter Jackson VFL 2nd Semi Final – Saturday, September 7: North Port Oval, 2:10pm Live on VFL Radio from 1:30pm & ABC TV from 2:00pm Port Melbourne

No. Player GB 2 Shane Valenti 3 Joshua Muling 4 Heath O’Farrell 5 Dean Galea 6 Clayton Hinkley Coach: Gary Ayres 9 Ryan Gale Offi ce Address: 525 Williamstown Road, Port Melbourne, 3207 10 Toby Pinwill Ground Address: North Port Oval, Williamstown Road, Port Melbourne (Melways 2J F1) 15 John Baird (C) Postal Address: PO Box 247, Port Melbourne, 3207 16 Josh Purcell Telephone: 9646 2094 17 Danny Hughes Fax: 9646 3895 Email: [email protected] 18 Wayde Skipper Website: www.pmfc.com.au 19 Sam O’Sullivan 20 Clay Johnston PROUDLY SPONSORED BY: 22 Julian Rowe 23 Hugh Sandilands 24 Michael Dillon PTY FORTBURN LTD 25 Adrian Bonaddio aerospace & commercial consultants 26 Nathan Batsanis 27 Damian Mascitti 28 Joshua Scipione 29 Chris Cain 31 Daniel Noonan 32 Toby Thoolen 33 Sam Gilmore 35 Marc Johnston 36 Sam Pleming 38 Matthew Fieldsend 39 Billy Burstin 41 Tom Gordon 42 Tom Langford 45 Matthew Smith 49 Patrick McMahon 50 Nicholas Papaleo 54 Ben Perry 55 Tom O’Sullivan 59 Charlie Woodley

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Boundary Umpire Jordan Andrews Boundary Umpire Damien Cusack Goal Umpire Anthony Kyrkou Boundary Umpire James Scully Goal Umpire Peter Balding Emergency Goal Steven Piperno

www.vfl .com.au 37 PETER JACKSON VFL TEAM LIST - PORT MELBOURNE

NO. SURNAME FIRST NAME DOB HT WT PREVIOUS CLUB GAMES GOALS 1 McKENZIE John 03-Jun-93 178 81 Tassie Mariners/South Launceston (TSL) 0 0 2 VALENTI Shane 29-Jan-87 176 79 Sandringham Dragons/Sandringham (VFL)/Casey Scorpions 120 88 3 MULING Joshua 11-May-91 176 72 Surrey Park/Oakleigh Chargers 5 1 4 O’FARRELL Heath 06-Sep-90 180 79 Ivanhoe/Oakleigh Chargers 21 23 5 GALEA Dean 11-Jan-85 188 93 Albanvale/Spotswood/Williamstown Seagulls/West Adelaide (SANFL) 100 275 6 HINKLEY Clayton 21-Feb-89 185 79 North Ballarat Rebels/Swan Districts (WAFL) 12 6 7 DENADIC Stefan 22-Jun-85 183 90 Blackburn 1 0 8 ROUNDS Luke 10-Feb-91 181 83 Terang-Mortlake/Geelong Falcons/Collingwood (AFL) 56 34 9 GALE Ryan 05-May-86 193 93 Claremont/Northern Blues 41 6 10 PINWILL Toby 17-Feb-85 188 89 Oakleigh Chargers 121 67 11 PITT Myles 26-Jun-91 192 92 Sorrento/Dandenong Stingrays 37 44 12 WOOFFIDIN Mitch 03-Feb-93 178 78 Doncaster Heights/Oakleigh Chargers 19 12 13 JOHNSTON Tomi 02-Feb-88 179 70 Sandringham Dragons/Sandringham (VFL) 31 4 14 THORNTON Callan 31-Oct-91 180 77 Beverley Hills JFC/Doncaster East/Oakleigh Chargers 5 3 15 BAIRD John 11-Jun-80 194 93 Box Hill Hawks/Port Adelaide (SANFL) 167 61 16 PURCELL Joshua 25-Jan-91 188 83 St.Kevins OC/Oakleigh Chargers 15 1 17 HUGHES Danny 10-Dec-86 188 85 Box Hill Hawks/Subiaco/Melbourne 59 58 18 SKIPPER Wayde 01-Mar-83 194 95 Werribee Tigers/Williamstown Seagulls/Box Hill Hawks 140 123 19 O’SULLIVAN Sam 23-Nov-90 187 82 Oakleigh Chargers/Sandringham Dragons/Sandringham (VFL) 6 6 20 JOHNSTON Clayton 04-Jan-90 178 68 Sandringham Dragons/Sandringham (VFL)/Caulfi eld Grammarians 11 6 21 WOODS Mitch 15-Nov-91 184 80 Glen Waverley Rovers/Oakleigh Chargers 13 1 22 ROWE Julian 25-May-85 189 84 Collingwood (AFL)/Old Carey 50 34 23 SANDILANDS Hugh 07-Mar-89 189 90 Oakleigh Chargers/Box Hill Hawks 58 3 24 DILLON Michael 13-Apr-83 187 81 Gisborne/Bendigo Gold 94 29 25 BONADDIO Adrian 26-May-86 195 112 Oakleigh Chargers/West Adelaide (SANFL) 101 154 26 BATSANIS Nathan 18-Mar-88 181 79 Oakleigh Chargers/Box Hill Hawks/Norwood (SANFL) 65 36 27 MASCITTI Damian 18-Aug-92 190 74 Beverley Hills JFC/Doncaster East/Oakleigh Chargers 3 1 28 SCIPIONE Joshua 06-Dec-90 180 79 De La Salle JFC/Oakleigh Chargers 21 29 29 CAIN Chris 14-Jul-87 181 83 Oakleigh Chargers 108 155 30 PROWSE Chris 26-Feb-93 203 97 Kew Rovers/Oakleigh Chargers 1 0 31 NOONAN Daniel 01-Oct-90 193 92 Sandringham Dragons/Old Xaverians 21 0 32 THOOLEN Toby 23-Feb-90 196 105 Collingwood (VFL)/Frankston Dolphins 77 16 33 GILMORE Sam 26-Mar-93 201 97 Northern Knights 1 0 34 BARNES Michael 22-Jan-94 178 75 St Peters JFC/Sandringham Dragons 1 0 35 JOHNSTON Marc 26-Aug-84 180 80 Sandringham Dragons/Sandringham (VFL) 70 4 36 PLEMING Sam 05-Aug-85 194 83 Gippsland Power/Northern Blues 174 42 37 BREUST James 30-Aug-93 186 82 Aberfeldie/Oakleigh Chargers 4 3 38 FIELDSEND Matthew 14-Dec-85 178 79 Oakleigh Chargers/De La Salle/Casey Scorpions 35 16 39 BURSTIN Billy 02-Dec-89 192 91 Fitzroy/Oakleigh Chargers 44 51 40 HAMMOND Jake 01-May-93 189 89 Bulleen Templestowe JFC/Blackburn/Oakleigh Chargers 0 0 41 GORDON Tom 11-Oct-91 178 70 Heywood 0 0 42 LANGFORD Tom 12-Mar-87 184 82 Oakleigh Chargers/Tasmania (VFL)/West Adelaide (SANFL)/Whitefriars OC 18 8 43 WHELAN Dale 26-Jul-88 192 92 Dandenong Stingrays/Frankston Dolphins/Wangaratta 25 20 44 MACMILLAN Tim 02-May-94 180 82 Oakleigh Chargers 0 0 45 SMITH Matthew 11-Jan-91 179 79 Calivil United/Bendigo Pioneers/Strathfi eldsaye 3 1 46 HACHEM Daniel 21-Aug-94 186 83 Glen Iris JFC/Oakleigh Chargers 0 0 47 McTAGGART Will 18-Nov-91 190 95 Hampton Rovers AFC/Old Haileybury 0 0 48 STACK Tyler 14-Jul-93 173 69 Bell Park/Geelong Falcons 0 0 49 McMAHON Patrick 04-Aug-90 204 95 Oakleigh Chargers 0 0 50 PAPALEO Nicholas 07-Apr-93 183 79 Kew Rovers/Oakleigh Chargers 0 0 51 HUNTINGTON Lachlan 03-Jun-93 187 81 St.Kilda City / Sandringham Dragons 0 0 52 VEARING Caleb 09-Jul-94 188 80 Oakleigh Chargers 0 0 53 CROFT Alexander 07-Dec-92 192 90 Fitzroy JFC/Oakleigh Chargers/Collegians AFC 0 0 54 PERRY Ben 17-Mar-89 195 99 Ainslie/Spotswood 0 0 55 O'SULLIVAN Tom 01-May-91 179 75 Caulfi eld Grammarians 0 0 56 PLANT Toby 04-Aug-93 180 85 Beaumaris JFC/Old Xaverians 0 0 57 JOHNS Aaron 11-Aug-91 184 84 Rowville/Eastern Ranges/Box Hill Hawks 2 0 58 ALLAN Jake 01-Sep-92 178 80 Hoppers Crossing/Western Jets/Sunshine 0 0 59 WOODLEY Charlie 22-Sep-92 187 83 Old Xaverians 0 0 60 RARU Sam 09-Apr-94 179 79 Upwey Tecoma JFC/Knox/Oakleigh Chargers 0 0 61 JENKINS Patrick 18-Oct-94 188 74 Canterbury JFC/Boroondara Hawks JFC/Oakleigh Chargers 0 0 62 MAHONEY Toby 27-May-90 183 83 East Brighton 0 0 63 HAYES Mitch 01-Mar-93 176 78 Waverley Blues/Oakleigh Chargers 0 0 64 McCUTCHAN Ed 14-Aug-93 188 85 Boroondara Hawks JFC/Oakleigh Chargers/Balwyn 0 0 65 WARD Josh 20-May-94 178 80 Beaumaris 0 0

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NO. SURNAME FIRST NAME DOB HT WT PREVIOUS CLUB GAMES GOALS 1 PANOZZA Evan 31-Oct-87 190 85 Eastern Ranges/South Croydon 87 7 2 ALLEN Nathan 11-Feb-92 178 67 Dandenong Stingrays/Narre Warren 7 0 3 TYNAN Luke 08-Oct-91 183 80 Gippsland Power/Garfi eld 29 0 4 HUGHES Ben 30-Aug-88 194 101 Gippsland Power/North Melbourne/Ainsile (NSW)/Warragul 16 15 5 POLLARD Jordan 05-Jan-91 170 75 Sandringham U18/De La Salle 7 1 6 NICHOLLS Daniel 02-Mar-87 177 80 Collingwood (VFL)/Rowville 80 41 7 DeAraugo David 09-Mar-88 182 87 Wantirna South 0 0 8 FOWLER Brayden 19-Aug-92 197 90 Melbourne Grammar/Gippsland Power/Warragul 8 2 9 LANG Nick 05-Nov-92 185 83 Narre Warren 0 0 10 GENT Mitchell 05-Feb-92 182 77 Dandenong Stingrays/Bonbeach 19 8 11 RISELEY Michael 21-Dec-88 190 80 Woori Yallock 23 11 12 PETROPOULOS William 27-May-91 173 75 Dandenong Stingrays/Noble Park 24 12 13 BEST Jake 20-Oct-89 186 84 Leongatha 0 0 14 LINDSAY Aiden 22-May-92 182 78 Gippsland Power/Wonthaggi 11 3 15 BOLAND Michael 10-Jul-91 196 75 Cranbourne 0 0 16 ROBERTS Jordon 05-Dec-92 192 90 Narre Warren 0 0 17 MATTHEWS Kyle 17-Dec-85 178 75 Ringwood 78 58 18 CLAY Chris 29-Jan-88 181 85 Calder Cannons/Avondale Heights 11 1 19 BULL Luke 12-Apr-93 185 79 Noble Park 0 0 20 SMITH Tim 20-Feb-91 192 90 Upper Ferntree Gully 16 16 21 McFARLANE James 31-May-88 181 81 Gisborne 0 0 22 TROUTMAN Dylan 08-Apr-91 170 75 South Croydon 2 0 23 CORRY Tom 11-Aug-92 174 70 Gippsland Power/MDU 7 1 24 WATERS Sam 19-Sep-89 193 85 Upwey 0 0 25 HILL Luke 11-Oct-91 197 85 Eastern Ranges 8 2 26 PLUMMER Ricky 11-Jun-91 175 76 Mt Eliza 10 3 27 PAGE Nathan 31-May-91 177 75 Berwick 7 4 28 McINNES Steven 22-May-91 183 72 Devon Meadows 0 0 29 CORRIGAN Sean 10-Dec-93 187 80 Gippsland Power/Old Hailebury 4 0 30 DREW Jarryd 12-Aug-94 178 78 Gippsland Power/Warragul 0 0 31 ROSIER Patrick 11-Nov-91 171 80 Olinda Ferny Creek 0 0 32 ROSIER Matthew 07-Jan-88 182 90 Olinda Ferny Creek 1 0 33 ANDERSON Jackson 12-Aug-94 178 73 Eastern Ranges/Rowville 0 0 34 FUSINATO Thomas 02-Mar-94 176 76 Gippsland Power/Warragul 0 0 35 MEADOWS Lachlan 15-Jul-94 187 78 Olinda Ferny Creek 0 0 36 IRWIN Darcy 12-Oct-94 187 81 Gippsland Power/Drouin 0 0 37 NEVILLE Brendon 28-Jul-87 178 78 Port Melbourne (VFL)/Frankston Pines 7 3 38 BLACKIE David 13-Oct-88 173 71 Norwood 0 0 39 McPHIE Michael 22-Jun-92 188 88 Beaconsfi eld 0 0 40 GODFREY Andrew 18-Mar-92 179 73 Upper Ferntree Gully 0 0 41 JACKSON Daniel 19-May-94 175 73 Gippsland Power/Drouin 0 0 42 LONG Tom 07-Nov-87 183 85 Moe 0 0 43 RUTHERFORD Bryce 04-Dec-94 186 79 Berwick 0 0 44 HILLARD Brenton 25-Nov-94 180 80 Gippsland Power/Offi cer 0 0 45 HOGAN Jesse 12-Feb-95 195 97 Claremont (WA) 0 0 46 STRAUSS * James 14-Jun-90 185 85 Canterbury/Oakleigh Chargers 26 1 47 BLEASE * Sam 19-Feb-91 184 77 Norwood (VMFL)/Eastern Ranges 22 11 48 HOWE * Jeremy 29-Jun-90 190 86 Hobart (Tas) 8 9 49 FITZPATRICK * Jack 26-Jun-91 200 95 Wyndham Vale/Western Jets 29 38 50 RODAN * David 08-Oct-83 173 87 Oak Park/Calder Cannons/Richmond (AFL)/Port Adelaide (AFL) 20 26 51 TOUMPAS * Jimmy 02-Jan-94 183 79 Flinders Park (SA)/Woodville-West Torrens (SANFL) 0 0 52 DAVIS * Troy 10-Jun-92 192 96 Kerang/Geelong Falcons 33 2 53 GILLIES * Tom 07-Mar-90 192 95 Narre Warren/Dandenong Stingrays/Geelong (AFL) 60 2 54 JETTA * Neville 12-Feb-90 180 81 Swan Districts (WA) 26 26 55 COUCH # Thomas 17-Jun-88 177 79 Bell Park/Collingwood VFL 32 35 56 NICHOLSON * Daniel 02-Nov-90 183 80 East Point/St Pats/ Ballarat/Uni Blues 14 6 57 STARK # Nathan 19-Jul-94 174 70 South Gambier Junior FC (SA)/Glenelg (SANFL) 0 0 58 TYNAN * Josh 06-Nov-93 185 76 Garfi eld/Gippsland Power 11 5 59 SPENCER * Jake 09-Oct-89 203 102 Redland, Cairns (Qld) 36 6 60 VINEY * Jack 13-Apr-94 178 80 Ashburton/Oakleigh Chargers/Casey Scorpions 3 1 61 BYRNES * Shannon 07-Apr-84 175 77 Shepparton/Murray Bushrangers/Geelong (AFL) 83 88 62 TERLICH * Dean 13-Dec-89 186 85 Osborne (NSW)/Murray Bushrangers/Sydney (AFL)/North 00 Adelaide (SANFL) 63 DAVEY * Aaron 10-Jun-83 177 75 Palmerston (NT)/Port Melbourne 16 20 64 MAGNER # James 12-Aug-87 182 89 Sandringham (VFL)/Frankston Dolphins 83 23 65 PEDERSON * Cameron 17-Mar-87 193 96 Mooroolbark/Box Hill Hawks/North Melbourne (AFL) 82 75 66 MCKENZIE * Jordie 21-Jun-90 186 82 Terang-Mortlake/Geelong Falcons 15 0 67 TAPSCOTT * Luke 28-Jun-91 180 87 North Adelaide (SA) 13 7 68 JONES * Matt 18-Oct-87 188 81 South Croydon (Vic)/Labrador (Qld)/Box Hill Hawks 17 7 69 BAIL * Rohan 26-Jun-88 183 82 Mt Gravatt (Qld) 17 4 70 CLISBY # Mitchell 05-Jan-90 182 75 West Broken Hill (NSW)/North Adelaide (SANFL) 0 0 71 EVANS * Michael 13-Jul-92 180 82 Claremont (WA) 14 10 72 BARRY * Dom 07-Mar-94 183 70 Federals, Alice Springs (NT)/East Point (NT)/North Ballarat 00 Rebels 73 TAGGERT * Rory 22-Jun-93 188 85 North Ballarat Rebels 4 2 74 MCDONALD * Tom 18-Sep-92 194 92 Edenhope-Apsley/North Ballarat Rebels 21 9 75 SELLAR * James 24-Mar-89 196 99 Brighton HS (SA)/Glenelg (SANFL)/Adelaide 1 0 76 KENT * Dean 24-Feb-94 179 82 Federals (WA)/Perth (WAFL) 0 0 77 GAWN * Max 30-Dec-91 208 107 Ormond/Sandringham Dragons 13 4 78 SYLVIA * Colin 08-Nov-85 186 87 Merbein/Bendigo Pioneers 21 46 79 GARLAND * Colin 28-Apr-88 191 90 North Hobart/Tasmania U18/Tasmania (VFL) 22 5 80 MACDONALD * Joel 10-Oct-84 188 88 Mt Gravatt (Qld)/Brisbane 13 3 81 DUNN * Lynden 14-May-87 192 95 Moonee Valley/Calder Cannons 54 83 CLARK * Mitch 19-Oct-87 200 99 East Fremantle (WA) 0 0 FRAWLEY * James 20-Sep-88 193 96 Sandringham Dragons/Collingwood (AFL) 40 66 GRIMES * Jack 11-May-89 187 85 East Point/North Ballarat Rebels 10 0 JAMAR * Mark 09-Aug-83 198 104 Hurstbridge/Northern Knights 8 2 JONES * Nathan 20-Jan-88 180 85 North Adelaide (SA) 61 27 TRENGOVE * Jack 02-Sep-91 185 85 Mt Eliza/Dandenong Stingrays 16 6 DAWES * Chris 16-May-88 193 105 Sturt (SA) 1 2 WATTS * Jack 26-Mar-91 196 91 East Sandringham/Sandringham Dragons 6 4

www.vfl .com.au 39 Peter Jackson VFL 1st Semi Final - Sunday, September 8: North Port Oval, 2:10pm Casey Scorpions *AFL Primary Listed Player #AFL Rookie Listed Player No. Player GB 1 Evan Panozza (C) 3 Luke Tynan 4 Ben Hughes 5 Jordan Pollard 6 Daniel Nicholls Coach: Rohan Welsh 8 Brayden Fowler Offi ce Address: Casey Fields, 160 Berwick-Cranbourne Road, Cranbourne East, 3977 9 Nick Lang Ground Address: Casey Fields, VFL Oval No1, 10 Mitch Gent 160 Berwick-Cranbourne Road, Cranbourne East, 3977 (Melways 134 F8) Postal Address: Casey City Complex, Suite 10, 11 Michael Riseley 65 Berwick-Cranbourne Road, Cranbourne East, 3977 12 Will Petropoulos Telephone: (03) 5996 1111 13 Jake Best Fax: (03) 5996 2111 Email: [email protected] 14 Aiden Lindsay Website: www.scorpions.com.au 15 Michael Boland 17 Kyle Matthews 18 Chris Clay 20 Tim Smith 23 Tom Corry 26 Ricky Plummer 27 Nathan Page 30 Jarryd Drew 44 Brenton Hillard 49 Jack Fitzpatrick* 51 * 53 * 54 Neville Jetta* 55 Tom Couch# 58 Josh Tynan* 59 Mark Jamar* 64 James Magner# 66 Jordie McKenzie* 69 * 72 Dom Barry* 73 Rory Taggert* 75 James Sellar* 77 Max Gawn*

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MATCH UMPIRES: Field Umpire Shaun Gleeson (8) Field Umpire Matthew Oakley (16) Field Umpire Andrew Talbot (6) Emergency Field Robert O’Gorman (20)

40 www.afl vic.com.au Peter Jackson VFL 1st Elimination Final - Sunday, September 8: North Port Oval, 2:10pm Live on Casey Radio and VFL Radio from 1:30pm & Werribee Tigers ABC TV from 2:00pm *AFL Primary Listed Player #AFL Rookie Listed Player No. Player GB 1 * 2 Scott Sherlock 3 Jye Bolton 4 Jackson Davis 5 Ben Warren Coach: Scott West 6 Jordan Keras Offi ce Address: Watton Street, Werribee, 3030 Ground Address: Avalon Airport Oval, @ Chirnside Park, 9 Ben Ross Watton Street, Werribee Postal Address: PO Box 2049, Werribee, 3030 11 William Martiniello Telephone: 9741 6688 13 Will Sullivan Fax: 9741 0253 Email: [email protected] 14 Jordan Gysberts* Website: www.werribeefc.com.au 15 17 Luke McDonald MAJOR SPONSOR 18 Addam Maric 19 Nathan Laracy 20 Sam Wormald 22 Kieran Harper* OUR SOCIAL VENUE 23 Robbie Castello (C) 27 28 Will Sierakowski* OVAL NAMING RIGHTS 29 Robbie Hicks 30 Jarred Moore 33 Michael Sodomaco 34 Cameron Tudor GOLD SPONSORS 36 Ayden Kennedy* 37 Tim McGennis # 39 Lachlan Fairley 41 Tom Ruggles 43 Darcy Fort 46 Ben Speight# 47 Billy Iles supporting community footy 49 Ashlin Brown 50 Ben Brown 68 Ben McKinley

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Boundary Umpire Tim Lougoon Boundary Umpire Nick Steel Goal Umpire Boundary Umpire Josh Mather Goal Umpire Dylan Benwell Emergency Goal Michael Craig

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NO. SURNAME FIRST NAME DOB HT WT PREVIOUS CLUB GAMES GOALS 1 CURRIE * Daniel 15-Feb-89 201 96 Sydney/North Adelaide 0 0 2 SHERLOCK Scott 25-Feb-90 173 76 Werribee Districts/Western Jets 35 4 3 BOLTON Jye 03-Mar-92 183 80 Leopold/Geelong Falcons/Collingwood (AFL) 22 18 4 DAVIS Jackson 16-Apr-92 176 75 St Mary’s/Geelong Falcons 3 0 5 WARREN Ben 11-Feb-89 186 89 Zillmere (Qld)/Tasmania (VFL)/North Melbourne 76 97 6 KERAS Jordan 07-Dec-93 181 81 South Barwon/Geelong Falcons 11 1 7 SHARP Ben 10-Jul-86 187 92 Oakleigh Chargers/West Coast Eagles (AFL) 83 16 8 PURTON-SMITH Jack 24-Apr-91 175 83 St Kilda City/Sandringham Dragons/Williamstown 9 8 9 ROSS Ben 21-Sep-88 179 79 Gippsland Power/North Melbourne (AFL) 83 65 10 MATHER Jarrod 03-Mar-88 175 79 Werribee Districts/Western Jets 37 20 11 MARTINIELLO William 15-Jun-90 176 80 Benalla/Murray Bushrangers 56 36 12 WILSON Jake 01-Dec-91 193 94 North Portland JFC/West Portland JFC/Portland/Williamstown (VFL) 60 13 SULLIVAN Will 24-Jul-89 202 94 Western Jets/Melton South 23 7 14 GYSBERTS * Jordan 11-Jun-91 190 81 Norword (EFL)/Eastern Ranges 20 10 15 MEREDITH Brett 20-Jan-89 181 81 Mill Park/Sydney (AFL) 0 0 16 PENDLEBURY Kris 16-Apr-86 190 89 Gippsland Power/Bendigo Bombers/Collingwood (VFL) 93 16 17 MCDONALD Luke 09-Feb-95 188 80 Kew Comets JFC/Oakleigh Chargers 3 2 18 MARIC Addam 18-Apr-90 176 76 Greenvale/Calder Cannons/Melbourne/Richmond 52 51 19 LARACY Nathan 23-Nov-89 176 78 Murray Bushrangers/Wodonga 5 0 20 WORMALD Sam 13-Aug-87 187 87 Geelong Falcons 78 13 21 ROSS Michael 16-Sep-91 185 75 Bunyip/Gippsland Power/Essendon (AFL) 24 1 22 HARPER * Kieran 15-Jun-92 187 79 Lilydale/Eastern Ranges 5 4 23 CASTELLO Robbie 13-Dec-85 178 80 Calder Cannons 150 169 24 GREENWOOD * Levi 19-Feb-89 181 85 Port Adelaide (SANFL) 43 11 25 TARRANT* Robbie 25-Apr-89 196 96 Mildura/Bendigo Pioneers 28 23 26 HINE * Taylor 24-Jan-92 184 83 Rupertswood/Calder Cannons/Gold Coast Suns 14 0 27 CLOUSTON Scott 02-Feb-87 193 91 Redlands (QAFL)/Brisbane Lions 0 0 28 SIERAKOWSKI * Will 26-Jul-90 187 83 St Ignatius, Riverview (NSW)/Hawthorn 17 9 29 HICKS Robbie 10-Sep-91 176 71 Calder Cannons/Richmond (AFL)/Doutta Stars 20 24 30 MOORE Jarred 06-Mar-86 177 84 Dandenong Stingrays/Sydney (AFL) 0 0 31 JONES Dylan 04-Aug-93 200 93 Williamstown Juniors/Western Jets 1 0 32 WOOD * Mason 13-Sep-93 190 78 Geelong Amatuers/Geelong Falcons 0 0 33 SODOMACO Michael 06-Mar-91 174 72 Lara/Geelong Falcons 2 1 34 TUDOR Cameron 29-Jun-92 195 78 St Josephs/Geelong Falcons 2 1 35 GRAHAM Jacob 22-Nov-89 192 92 St Albans/Oak Park/Western Jets/Williamstown 0 0 36 KENNEDY * Ayden 30-Oct-91 192 82 Wantirna South/Eastern Ranges 20 2 37 MCGENNIS # Tim 18-Jan-94 182 79 Frankston Rovers JFC/Frankston YCW/Dandenong Stingrays 0 0 38 DAW * Majak 11-Mar-91 195 94 Wyndham Vale/Western Jets 41 26 39 FAIRLEY Lachlan 21-Jul-92 193 83 Williamstown Juniors/Western Jets 4 1 40 EADE Alex 27-Nov-91 194 91 Hoppers Crossing/Werribee Districts 0 0 41 RUGGLES Tom 25-Apr-92 184 75 Drysdale/Geelong Falcons 17 2 42 WILLIAMS Cam 09-Oct-93 196 88 Geelong Amatuers/Geelong Falcons 0 0 43 FORT Darcy 01-Feb-94 203 88 South Barwon/Geelong Falcons 0 0 44 WHITE Shaun 24-Mar-88 185 81 Melton South 0 0 45 BARBUTO Kane 29-Nov-91 186 77 Keilor 0 0 46 SPEIGHT # Ben 02-May-90 183 78 Norwood (SA) 51 41 47 ILES Billy 29-Dec-94 175 70 Airport West/Western Jets 0 0 48 WALES Hugh 28-Jan-92 190 88 Saints JFC/Murray Bushrangers/Myrtleford 0 0 49 BROWN Ashlin 23-Apr-94 186 86 Wyndhamvale Juniors/Hoppers Crossing/Western Jets 0 0 50 BROWN Ben 20-Nov-92 199 98 Devenport Junior/Tasmania Mariners/Glenorchy 0 0 52 HENDERSON Billy 27-Oct-92 178 71 Torquay/Bell Park 0 0 53 O’SHEA Keenan 29-Dec-94 182 78 St Albans/Western Jets 0 0 54 STEVENS Dyson 26-Oct-93 188 74 Deer Park 0 0 55 LANG Kirk 07-Nov-90 188 84 Romsey Lancefi eld Juniors/Lancefi eld/Avondale Heights 0 0 56 SULLIVAN Matt 11-Dec-91 182 80 Western Jets/West Coast Eagles (AFL) 0 0 57 HIGGINS Matthew 24-Dec-93 188 78 Newtown & Chilwell/Geelong Falcons 1 0 58 KERSHAW Riley 05-Oct-94 180 76 St Joseph’s/Geelong Falcons 0 0 59 ZUMBO Samuel 01-Mar-92 181 72 Greenvale 0 0 60 PIVA Anthony 01-Feb-94 183 82 Melton South/Western Jets/St Albans 0 0 63 MACMILLAN * Jamie 23-Sep-91 188 82 Camberwell JFC/Oakleigh Chargers 22 1 64 MCMAHON * Scott 02-Jun-86 184 86 Woodville-West Torrens (SA)/Port Melbourne/Tasmania (VFL) 40 22 65 WRIGHT * Sam 15-Jul-90 188 82 Katamatite/Murray Bushrangers 14 11 66 GRIMA * Nathan 05-Aug-85 192 96 South Launceston (Tas)/Central District (SA) 50 6 67 GIBSON Sam* 27-May-86 185 83 Camberw Gram (Vic)/Oakl U18/Hawth Rook List/Box Hill Hawks (VFL) 114 86 69 ZIEBELL * Jack 28-Feb-91 188 87 Wodonga/Murray Bushrangers 0 0 70 FIRRITO * Michael 27-Nov-83 190 94 Gembrook/Eastern Ranges/Box Hill Hawks 43 12 71 ADAMS * Leigh 06-Apr-88 176 78 Woori Yallock/Eastern Ranges 26 24 72 THOMPSON * Scott D. 09-May-86 193 93 South Barwon/Geelong (VFL) 34 2 75 HANSEN * Lachlan 17-Aug-88 197 97 Nar Nar Goon/Gippsland Power 36 29

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POS TEAM P W L D For Agst % PTS 1 Geelong Cats 18 16 2 0 2273 1363 166.76 64 2 Box Hill Hawks 18 13 5 0 1815 1326 136.88 52 3 Williamstown 18 12 6 0 1809 1394 129.77 48 4 Casey Scorpions 18 12 6 0 1830 1434 127.62 48 5 Werribee Tigers 18 10 8 0 1897 1661 114.21 40 6 Collingwood 18 10 8 0 1766 1667 105.94 40 7 Port Melbourne 18 9 8 1 1726 1704 101.29 38 8 Essendon 18 9 9 0 1765 1590 111.01 36 9 Northern Blues 18 8 10 0 1709 1622 105.36 32 10 North Ballarat 18 8 10 0 1556 1558 99.87 32 11 Sandringham 18 6 11 1 1705 1992 85.59 26 12 Frankston 18 6 12 0 1522 1885 80.74 24 13 Coburg Tigers 18 6 12 0 1533 1973 77.70 24 14 Bendigo Gold 18 0 18 0 912 2649 34.43 0

AFL VICTORIA DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE

POS TEAM P W L D For Agst % PTS 1 Williamstown 18 16 2 0 2186 918 238.13 64 2 Box Hill Hawks 18 12 5 1 1617 1503 107.58 50 3 Casey Scorpions 18 11 7 0 1394 1131 123.25 44 4 Frankston 18 11 7 0 1530 1249 122.50 44 5 Port Melbourne 18 11 7 0 1795 1546 116.11 44 6 Northern Blues 18 11 7 0 1501 1332 112.69 44 7 Werribee Tigers 18 9 8 1 1640 1615 101.55 38 8 Coburg Tigers 18 4 14 0 1269 2054 61.78 16 9 North Ballarat 18 2 16 0 1123 1727 65.03 8 10 Sandringham 18 2 16 0 1018 1998 50.95 8

UMPIRE NUMBERS Note: AFL Umpires will wear 27, 28, 31, 38, 39, 40 1 Richard Mills 9 Jamie Grindal 21 Brent Wallace 33 Robert Monk 2 Robert Young 11 Brett Ritchie 22 Jason Schilling 34 Jarryd Barry 3 Matthew Brown 16 Matthew Oakley 24 Tim Carlos 35 James Davey 4 Michael Curtis 17 Jarrod Waight 25 Gareth Verberne 36 Daniel Butcher 5 Andrew McCoy 18 Nicholas Finch 29 Jack Edwards 37 Tyler Hankinson 6 Andrew Talbot 19 Hayden Gavine 30 Ashley Bedford 8 Shaun Gleeson 20 Robert O’Gorman 32 Haydn O’Connor

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Qualifying Finals

Geelong Cats 3.6 7.11 12.13 14.16 100 Casey Scorpions 3.1 6.2 7.3 8.3 51 Geelong Cats Goal Kickers: S. Kersten 4, R. Bathie 2, J. Walker 2, J. Barham 2, J. Stringer 2, G. Horlin-Smith, J. Hunt Best Players: J. Sheringham, M. Brown, G. Horlin-Smith, M. Corrigan, J. Hunt, A. Banjanin

Casey Scorpions Goal Kickers: T. Gillies 2, T. Corry, W. Petropoulos, T. Couch, C. Pedersen, N. Page, R. Plummer Best Players: M. Gent, C. Pedersen, W. Petropoulos, R. Plummer, J. Tynan, M. Riseley

Box Hill Hawks 2.2 7.5 8.7 13.8 86 Williamstown 3.4 5.8 7.10 7.14 56 Box Hill Hawks Goal Kickers: L. Tobin 3, S. Grimley 3, B. Retzlaff 2, S. Cust 2, S. Iles, J. Simpkin, J. Ceglar Best Players: K. Cheney, S. Iles, M. Osborne, J. Simpkin, T. Gordon, L. Tobin

Williamstown Goal Kickers: D. Addison 2, J. Johnstone, B. Casley, P. Veszpremi, W. Wheeler, A. Anastasio Best Players: M. Talia, J. Johnstone, J. Charleston, B. Jolley, C. Wood, J. McNamara

Elimination Finals

Collingwood 2.3 8.5 10.7 12.8 80 Port Melbourne 7.0 10.5 12.8 16.9 105 Collingwood Goal Kickers: J. Paine 2, K. Martin 2, J. Hellier, N. Gray, C. Mooney, L. Ferguson, J. Collopy, S. Williams, J. Witts, L. Wallace Best Players: J. Hellier, K. Martin, P. Yagmoor, J. Frost, S. Williams, C. Mooney

Port Melbourne Goal Kickers: J. Rowe 4, D. Galea 3, H. O’Farrell 3, A. Bonaddio 2, J. Scipione, S. Valenti, T. Langford, N. Batsanis Best Players: T. Pinwill, W. Skipper, J. Rowe, S. Pleming, N. Batsanis, D. Hughes

Werribee Tigers 1.4 9.8 12.9 17.14 116 Essendon 6.2 6.2 10.5 15.7 97 Werribee Tigers Goal Kickers: B. McKinley 4, A. Maric 3, B. Speight 3, J. Bolton, B. Ross, L. McDonald, W. Martiniello, B. Warren, K. Harper, M. Sodomaco Best Players: L. McDonald, D. Currie, J. Moore, A. Kennedy, B. Ross, M. Sodomaco

Essendon Goal Kickers: C. Dell’Olio 5, S. Gumbleton 2, W. Hams 2, P. Ambrose, M. Bate, J. Ashby, A. Browne, A. Tipungwuti, T. Colyer Best Players: M. Firman, C. Dell’Olio, W. Hams, P. Ambrose, J. Freezer, Z. O’Brien

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Elimination Finals

Frankston 3.6 7.12 8.16 8.19 67 Port Melbourne 1.5 3.7 8.10 11.12 78 Frankston Goal Kickers: D. Cooper 3, R. Clements 2, D. Farmer, S. Fox, M. Bosward Best Players: D. Cooper, J. Matheson, A. Beech, R. Clements, B. Rolfe, J. Calvert Port Melbourne Goal Kickers: D. Whelan 3, J. Hammond 3, M. Hayes, D. Mascitti, J. Allan, C. Thornton, M. Pitt Best Players: D. Mascitti, J. Hammond, C. Thornton, T. Gordon, R. Gale, J. Allan

Casey Scorpions 1.0 2.2 4.2 5.2 32 Northern Blues 3.5 7.9 13.13 21.19 145 Casey Scorpions Goal Kickers: S. McInnes, D. Jackson, S. Corrigan, B. Neville, L. Meadows Best Players: B. Neville, A. Godfrey, S. McInnes, B. Rutherford, L. Hill, D. Irwin Northern Blues Goal Kickers: S. Cattapan 3, D. Soncin 3, T. Totevski 3, M. Dorman 2, M. Clark 2, L. Visser 2, T. Lincoln 2, J. Ballard, M. Duffi cy, A. Bonaddio, J. Gleeson Best Players: E. Jenkins, S. Cattapan, N. Meese, J. Ballard, M. Duffi cy, D. Soncin

www.vfl .com.au 45 PETER JACKSON VFL STATISTICS PETER JACKSON VFL SENIOR STATS CENTRAL – FINALS WEEK ONE KICKS HANDBALLS Box Hill Hawks 20 Daniel Pearce Williamstown 16 Luke McDonald Werribee Tigers 20 Luke Tynan Casey Scorpions 15 Zachary O’Brien Essendon 19 Jordan Gysberts Werribee Tigers 15 Cameron Pederson Casey Scorpions 18 Jarrod Moore Werribee Tigers 14 Michael Talia Williamstown 18 Toby Pinwill Port Melbourne 13 Mitch Brown Geelong 17 Taylor Hine Werribee Tigers 13 Nathan Batsanis Port Melbourne 17 William Martiniello Werribee Tigers 13 Sam Iles Box Hill Hawks 16 Ben Ross Werribee Tigers 13 Kyle Martin Collingwood 16 Ben Jolley Williamstown 13 Julian Rowe Port Melbourne 16 George Horlin-Smith Geelong 12 Ben Jolley Williamstown 16 Lin Jong Williamstown 12 Mitch Hallahan Box Hill Hawks 15 Brent Prismall Williamstown 12 Collingwood 15 Tim Broomhead Collingwood 11 Jack Hellier Collingwood 15 Nick O’Brien Essendon 11 MARKS HITOUTS Sam Pleming Port Melbourne 13 Mark Jamar Casey Scorpions 48 Michael Talia Williamstown 12 Darren Jolly Collingwood 43 Ayden Kennedy Werribee Tigers 10 Daniel Currie Werribee Tigers 29 Mitch Hallahan Box Hill Hawks 9 Mitch Brown Geelong 9 Andrew Banjanin Geelong 26 Kyle Cheney Box Hill Hawks 8 Michael Sikora Essendon 25 David Mirra Box Hill Hawks 8 Cameron Wood Williamstown 25 Michael Osborne Box Hill Hawks 8 Box Hill Hawks 23 Bryce Retzlaff Box Hill Hawks 8 Wayde Skipper Port Melbourne 23 Matthew Firman Essendon 8 Box Hill Hawks 20 Daniel Currie Werribee Tigers 8 Ben Hudson Collingwood 20 Box Hill Hawks 7 Will Sullivan Werribee Tigers 16 Cameron Pederson Casey Scorpions 7 Trent Shinners Essendon 15 Adam Oxley Collingwood 7 Cameron Pederson Casey Scorpions 14

GOAL KICKERS SENIORS LW TOTAL DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE LW TOTAL Dean Galea Port Melbourne 3 58 Myles Dorman Northern Blues 2 57 Ben Warren Werribee Tigers 1 54 Cameron Tudor Werribee Tigers DNP 44 Michael Lourey Frankston DNP 54 Dylan Conway Williamstown Bye 41 Jackson Paine Collingwood 2 45 Simon Deery Williamstown Bye 33 Joshua Scipione Port Melbourne 1 41 Sam Cust Box Hill Hawks * 32 Jesse Hogan Casey Scorpions DNP 39 Jacob Polizzi Williamstown Bye 31 Cory Dell’Olio Essendon 5 38 Dale Whelan Port Melbourne 3 29 Sam Lloyd Frankston DNP 38 Jake Anderson Coburg Tigers DNP 26 Liam Mcbean Coburg Tigers DNP 37 Robert Hicks Werribee Tigers DNP 26 Shane Kersten Geelong Cats 4 36 Ben Hughes Casey Scorpions * 25 Kyle Martin Collingwood 2 35 Benjamin Monkhorst Box Hill Hawks Bye 25 Addam Maric Werribee Tigers 3 34 Jake Allan Port Melbourne 1 24 Aaron Edwards Coburg Tigers DNP 30 Robert Clements Frankston 2 23 Joe Daniher Essendon DNP 29 Patrick Nicholls North Ballarat DNP 22 Jake Best Casey Scorpions - 28 Clay Johnston Port Melbourne - 21 DNP = did not play, *Seniors, **AFL

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Round 1 (Split Round) Round 7 (Indigenous Round) Round 14 Saturday 30th March Saturday 25th May Friday 19th July Port Melbourne 12.15-87 def by Werribee Tigers 25.9-159 Williamstown 30.27-207 def Bendigo Gold 5.1-31 Geelong Cats 17.15-117 def Collingwood 10.14-74 Sunday 31st March Collingwood 18.14-122 def Essendon 17.11-113 Saturday 20th July Geelong Cats 12.16-88 def Williamstown 11.14-80 Port Melbourne 16.16-112 def Coburg Tigers 8.9-57 Box Hill Hawks 6.7-43 def by Northern Blues 9.5-59 Friday 5th April North Ballarat 14.7-91 def by Box Hill Hawks 17.12-114 Port Melbourne 13.10-88 def Williamstown 2.7-19 Bendigo Gold 8.9-57 def by Essendon 23.9-147 BYE - Frankston, Northern Blues, Sandringham, Werribee Tigers Sunday 21st July Saturday 6th April Sunday 26th May Casey Scorpions 9.4-58 def by Essendon 9.15-69 Collingwood 16.11-107 def North Ballarat 6.19-55 Geelong Cats 16.11-107 def by Casey Scorpions 18.12-120 Frankston 3.5-23 def by North Ballarat 9.10-64 Coburg Tigers 9.12-66 def Werribee Tigers 9.9-63 Werribee Tigers 17.13-115 def by Northern Blues 20.10-130 Round 8 Sandringham 17.22-124 def Bendigo Gold 7.7-49 Sunday 7th April Saturday 1st June Casey Scorpions 23.11-149 def Frankston 12.9-81 Essendon 13.10-88 def by Geelong Cats 18.17-125 Round 15 Box Hill Hawks 13.11-89 def by Port Melbourne 14.9-93 Northern Blues 17.9-111 def by Collingwood 17.12-114 Saturday 27th July Coburg Tigers 18.13-121 def Sandringham 13.11-89 Sandringham 8.10-58 def by Casey Scorpions 18.15-123 Collingwood 12.10-82 def by Casey Scorpions 13.12-90 Sunday 2nd June Essendon 21.19-145 def Bendigo Gold 5.6-36 Round 2 Werribee Tigers 14.17-101 def North Ballarat 10.16-76 North Ballarat 12.12-84 def Werribee Tigers 9.13-67 Saturday 13th April Box Hill Hawks 18.23-131 def Frankston 8.7-55 Port Melbourne 15.10-100 def by Box Hill Hawks 17.13-115 Essendon 10.13-73 def by Box Hill Hawks 12.12-84 Williamstown 9.12-66 def by Port Melbourne 16.17-113 Williamstown 14.20-104 def Frankston 10.8-68 Northern Blues 30.16-196 def Bendigo Gold 4.8-32 Coburg Tigers 11.22-88 def Bendigo Gold 11.12-78 Sunday 28th July North Ballarat 12.14-86 def by Casey Scorpions 13.17-95 Northern Blues 17.16-118 def Coburg Tigers 9.6-60 Williamstown 24.13-157 def Coburg Tigers 8.9-57 Round 9 Sandringham 9.9-63 def by Geelong Cats 27.18-180 Werribee Tigers 12.14-86 def Collingwood 11.12-78 Saturday 8th June Round 16 Sunday 14th April Essendon 21.17-143 def Sandringham 12.9-81 Saturday 3rd August Frankston 14.14-98 def Port Melbourne 12.20-92 Frankston 14.8-92 def by Werribee Tigers 20.11-131 Sandringham 9.11-65 def by Essendon 16.12-108 Geelong Cats 15.21-111 def Sandringham 12.7-79 Casey Scorpions 21.15-141 def Collingwood 7.9-51 Box Hill Hawks 11.18-84 def Bendigo Gold 7.5-47 Sunday 9th June Round 3 Sunday 4th August Geelong Cats 15.13-103 def Northern Blues 5.15-45 Friday 19th April Collingwood 10.4-64 def by Williamstown 14.15-99 BYE - Bendigo, Box Hill Hawks, Coburg, North Ballarat, Bendigo Gold 7.14-56 def by North Ballarat 21.15-141 Port Melbourne, Williamstown Casey Scorpions 8.11-59 def by Geelong Cats 19.11-125 Saturday 20th April Frankston 16.8-104 def Northern Blues 13.13-91 Round 10 Essendon 11.13-79 def by Casey Scorpions 25.12-162 Coburg Tigers 15.11-101 def North Ballarat 13.7-85 Saturday 15th June Geelong Cats 12.17-89 def Box Hill Hawks 12.12-84 Northern Blues 19.15-129 def Frankston 11.7-73 Round 17 Collingwood 12.11-83 def by Frankston 14.12-96 Bendigo Gold 5.10-40 def by Werribee Tigers 19.18-132 Saturday 10th August Sunday 21st April Sunday 16th June Northern Blues 13.16-94 def Sandringham 11.10-76 Williamstown 19.15-129 def Werribee Tigers 5.16-46 Box Hill Hawks 15.21-111 def Essendon 5.9-39 Williamstown 15.11-101 def Essendon 6.9-45 Port Melbourne 16.12-108 vs Sandringham 16.12-108 Bendigo Gold 12.8-80 def by Coburg Tigers 23.16-154 Port Melbourne 12.17-89 def by North Ballarat 15.9-99 Coburg Tigers 15.13-103 def by Northern Blues 19.15-129 Sunday 11th August Sandringham 12.11-83 def by Box Hill Hawks 12.17-89 Werribee Tigers 20.16-136 def Port Melbourne 10.11-71 Round 4 Collingwood 18.10-118 def Coburg Tigers 13.12-90 Williamstown 13.8-86 def by Geelong Cats 19.21-135 Friday 26th April BYE - Casey Scorpions, Geelong Cats North Ballarat 14.12-96 def Collingwood 13.13-91 Bendigo Gold 9.6-60 def by Collingwood 25.26-176 Round 11 Frankston 10.6-66 def by Casey Scorpions 14.13-97 Werribee Tigers 15.10-100 def by Sandringham 24.20-164 Saturday 22nd June Round 18 Box Hill Hawks 18.15-123 def Coburg Tigers 13.17-95 Geelong Cats 21.17-143 def Port Melbourne 9.4-58 Saturday 17th August North Ballarat 8.12-60 def by Essendon 14.11-95 Werribee Tigers 10.12-72 def by Box Hill Hawks 17.13-115 Essendon 18.15-123 def Frankston 9.10-64 Casey Scorpions 14.8-92 def Williamstown 9.15-69 Northern Blues 7.10-52 def by Williamstown 12.12-84 Port Melbourne 14.12-96 def by Geelong Cats 15.12-102 Sunday 28th April Sunday 23rd June Casey Scorpions 23.11-149 def Bendigo Gold 2.8-20 Frankston 7.10-52 def by Geelong Cats 19.17-131 Casey Scorpions 16.15-111 def Coburg Tigers 9.10-64 Sandringham 10.9-69 def by Collingwood 18.21-129 Northern Blues 13.13-91 def by Port Melbourne 16.11-107 North Ballarat 21.18-144 def Bendigo Gold 3.8-26 Sunday 18th August Frankston 23.10-148 def Sandringham 8.4-52 Round 5 North Ballarat 8.5-53 def by Williamstown 10.12-72 BYE - Collingwood, Essendon Saturday 4th May Coburg Tigers 5.18-48 def by Box Hill Hawks 20.14-134 Geelong Cats 21.14-140 def Werribee Tigers 12.13-85 Round 12 Northern Blues 10.10-70 def by Werribee Tigers 17.16-118 Coburg Tigers 19.11-125 def Essendon 13.13-91 Saturday 29th June Round 19 North Ballarat 20.10-130 def Frankston 12.13-85 Collingwood 11.9-75 def Port Melbourne 8.15-63 Friday 23rd August Port Melbourne 15.11-101 def Casey Scorpions 14.14-98 Casey Scorpions 13.14-92 def Northern Blues 9.10-64 Bendigo Gold 3.8-26 def by Geelong Cats 35.17-227 Bendigo Gold 7.6-48 def by Box Hill Hawks 20.15-135 Werribee Tigers 16.13-109 def Essendon 11.14-80 Saturday 24th August Sunday 5th May North Ballarat 17.12-114 def Sandringham 15.10-100 Collingwood 15.8-98 def Werribee Tigers 13.13-91 Williamstown 15.13-103 def Collingwood 14.13-97 Bendigo Gold 9.12-66 def by Frankston 14.22-106 Essendon 18.17-125 def North Ballarat 13.8-86 Sandringham 20.10-130 def Northern Blues 18.9-117 Sunday 30th June Williamstown 17.9-111 def Northern Blues 11.15-81 Box Hill Hawks 13.8-86 def by Williamstown 16.15-111 State Game - WAFL vs. VFL - 11th May Box Hill Hawks 10.12-72 def Casey Scorpions 9.16-70 Coburg Tigers 14.12-95 def by Geelong Cats 16.19-115 Sandringham 19.14-128 def Frankston 17.11-113 Round 6 Round 13 (Split Round) Sunday 25th August Saturday 18th May Saturday 6th July Coburg Tigers 10.13-73 def by Port Melbourne 15.11-101 Collingwood 18.12-120 def Geelong Cats 16.11-107 Geelong Cats 18.19-127 def North Ballarat 7.11-53 Essendon 11.16-82 def by Port Melbourne 13.16-94 Port Melbourne 22.21-153 def Bendigo Gold 14.10-94 Finals Week 1 - Qualifying & Elimination Finals Casey Scorpions 9.12-66 def by Box Hill Hawks 19.12-126 Box Hill Hawks 11.14-80 def by Collingwood 12.15-87 Saturday 31st August & Sunday 1st September TBA Werribee Tigers 27.10-172 def Coburg Tigers 12.11-83 Sunday 7th July Bendigo Gold 9.11-65 def by Sandringham 21.15-141 Finals Week 2 - Semi Finals Essendon 18.10-118 def Northern Blues 6.13-49 Northern Blues 12.11-83 def North Ballarat 5.9-39 Saturday 7th & Sunday 8th September North Port Oval Frankston 14.13-97 def Coburg Tigers 7.11-53 Sunday 19th May Finals Week 3 - Premliminary Finals Saturday 13th July Frankston 15.11-101 def by Williamstown 20.11-131 Saturday 14th & Sunday 15th September North Port Oval Sandringham 14.11-95 def Williamstown 12.8-80 Sunday 14th July (Multicultural Round) Finals Week 4 - Grand Final Werribee Tigers 17.12-114 def Casey Scorpions 8.10-58 Sunday 22nd September Etihad Stadium

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Round 1 (Split Round) Round 7 Round 14 Saturday 30th March Saturday 25th May Saturday 20th July Port Melbourne 18.18-126 vs. Werribee Tigers (rd 16) Williamstown 16.13-109 def Casey Scorpions 7.11-53 Box Hill Hawks 8.6-54 def by Northern Blues 10.15-75 15.14-104 Port Melbourne 13.16-94 def by Coburg Tigers 16.7-103 Port Melbourne 6.7-43 def by Williamstown 8.16-64 Saturday 6th April North Ballarat 13.9-87 def by Box Hill Hawks 16.14-110 Sunday 21st July North Ballarat 5.6-36 def by Williamstown 22.22-154 BYE - Frankston, Northern Blues, Sandringham, Casey Scorpions 12.13-85 def Sandringham 2.4-16 Werribee Tigers 10.11-71 def by Northern Blues 17.14-116 Werribee Tigers Frankston 13.20-98 def North Ballarat 4.10-34 Sunday 7th April Coburg Tigers 13.13-91 def Werribee Tigers 9.16-70 Round 8 Casey Scorpions 9.3-57 def by Frankston 12.14-86 Saturday 1st June Box Hill Hawks 16.20-116 def Port Melbourne 8.10-58 Round 15 Sandringham 6.8-44 def Casey Scorpions 6.5-41 Coburg Tigers 14.7-91 def by Sandringham 17.14-116 Saturday 27th July Sunday 2nd June North Ballarat 5.6-36 def by Werribee Tigers 7.15-57 Werribee Tigers 14.16-100 def North Ballarat 8.9-57 Round 2 Port Melbourne 15.8-98 def by Box Hill Hawks 15.10-100 Box Hill Hawks 13.21-99 def Frankston 14.7-91 Saturday 13th April Williamstown 9.7-61 def Frankston 7.16-58 Williamstown 15.16-106 def Port Melbourne 10.8-68 Sunday 28th July Northern Blues 9.12-66 def by Box Hill Hawks 11.15-81 Coburg Tigers 7.8-50 def by Northern Blues 10.9-69 Northern Blues 14.11-95 def Coburg Tigers 11.13-79 North Ballarat 6.9-45 def by Casey Scorpions 11.10-76 Sandringham 4.6-30 def by Casey Scorpions 18.12-120 Williamstown 33.17-215 def Coburg Tigers 7.5-47 Round 9 Werribee Tigers 14.13-97 def Sandringham 12.15-87 Saturday 8th June Round 16 Sunday 14th April Northern Blues 15.11-101 def Sandringham 11.3-69 Saturday 3rd August Frankston 11.14-80 def by Port Melbourne 12.11-83 Sunday 9th June Sandringham 2.4-16 def by Williamstown 25.19-169

Frankston 9.9-63 def by Werribee Tigers 13.10-88 Sunday 4th August Round 3 BYE - Casey Scorpions, Box Hill Hawks, Coburg, Casey Scorpions 12.12-84 def Box Hill Hawks 9.5-59 Friday 19th April North Ballarat, Port Melbourne, Williamstown Frankston 9.14-68 def by Northern Blues 12.12-84 Casey Scorpions 12.11-83 def Frankston 4.7-31 Coburg Tigers 14.9-93 def by North Ballarat 18.17-125 Round 10 Sunday 21st April Saturday 15th June Williamstown 28.21-189 def Werribee Tigers 5.7-37 Round 17 Northern Blues 7.16-58 def by Frankston 11.9-75 North Ballarat 7.12-54 def by Box Hill Hawks 7.21-63 Saturday 10th August Sunday 16th June Port Melbourne 16.15-111 def Sandringham 10.10-70 Box Hill Hawks 5.12-42 def by Williamstown 26.15-171 Williamstown 19.25-139 def Coburg Tigers 3.12-30 Coburg Tigers 9.21-75 def by Northern Blues 19.12-126 Northern Blues 21.13-139 def Sandringham 3.2-20 Werribee Tigers 13.11-89 def by Casey Scorpions 14.17-101 Sunday 11th August Port Melbourne 14.13-97 def North Ballarat 10.15-75 Round 4 Werribee Tigers 21.15-141 def Port Melbourne 9.11-65 Sandringham 11.6-72 def by Box Hill Hawks 14.16-100 Saturday 27th April North Ballarat 10.18-78 def by Coburg Tigers 13.6-84 Frankston 12.15-87 def Casey Scorpions 9.8-62 Werribee Tigers 14.16-100 def Sandringham 7.13-55 Round 11

Box Hill Hawks 19.22-136 def Coburg Tigers 7.7-49 Saturday 22nd June Round 18 North Ballarat 8.8-56 def by Frankston 10.10-70 Werribee Tigers 15.11-101 def by Box Hill Hawks 19.14-128 Sunday 18th August Casey Scorpions 7.12-54 def by Williamstown 19.9-123 Northern Blues 5.6-36 def by Williamstown 12.14-86 North Ballarat 5.4-34 def by Williamstown 8.19-67 Sunday 28th April Sunday 23rd June Casey Scorpions 6.12-48 def by Port Melbourne 7.11-53 Northern Blues 14.12-96 def by Port Melbourne 18.19-127 Casey Scorpions 12.18-90 def Coburg Tigers 7.10-52 Coburg Tigers 4.7-31 def by Box Hill Hawks 14.27-111

North Ballarat 11.16-82 def by Port Melbourne 17.11-113 Northern Blues 15.13-103 def Werribee Tigers 9.11-65 Round 5 Frankston 13.19-97 def Sandringham 9.7-61 Frankston 21.13-139 def Sandringham 1.8-14 Saturday 4th May

Round 12 North Ballarat 8.9-57 def by Frankston 15.22-112 Round 19 Port Melbourne 11.17-83 def by Casey Scorpions 12.14-86 Saturday 29th June Saturday 24th August Sunday 5th May Werribee Tigers 16.13-109 def Coburg Tigers 14.11-95 Williamstown 13.19-97 def Northern Blues 10.10-70 Box Hill Hawks 16.6-102 vs Werribee Tigers 15.12-102 North Ballarat 18.11-119 def Sandringham 11.13-79 Box Hill Hawks 8.7-55 def by Casey Scorpions 22.8-140 Williamstown 13.10-88 def by Coburg Tigers 13.11-89 Sunday 30th June Sandringham 10.10-70 def by Frankston 15.12-102 Sunday 25th August Sandringham 8.11-59 def by Northern Blues 17.8-110 Casey Scorpions 7.10-52 def Northern Blues 3.7-25 North Ballarat 2.10-22 def by Werribee Tigers 20.24-144 Box Hill Hawks 10.12-72 def by Williamstown 18.9-117 Coburg Tigers 11.6-72 def by Port Melbourne 28.16-184 State Game - WAFL vs. VFL - 11th & 12th May Port Melbourne 20.14-134 def Frankston 11.16-82

Finals Week 1 - Elimination Finals Round 6 Round 13 (Split Round) Saturday 31st August & Sunday 1st September TBC Saturday 18th May Saturday 6th July

Casey Scorpions 8.8-56 def by Box Hill Hawks 12.12-84 Port Melbourne 19.16-130 def Northern Blues 3.10-28 Finals Week 2 - Preliminary Finals Werribee Tigers 14.21-105 def Coburg Tigers 11.7-73 Sunday 7th July Saturday 7th & Sunday 8th September North Port Oval Northern Blues 15.14-104 def North Ballarat 11.9-75 North Ballarat 7.9-51 def by Box Hill Hawks 15.15-105 Sunday 19th May Frankston 15.14-104 def Coburg Tigers 9.12-66 Finals Week 3 - Grand Final Frankston 13.8-86 def Williamstown 12.10-82 Saturday 14th September North Port Oval Sandringham 13.15-93 def by Port Melbourne 19.14-128 Saturday 13th July Sandringham 7.5-47 def by Williamstown 22.17-149 Sunday 14th July Werribee Tigers 8.12-60 def by Casey Scorpions 16.10-106

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