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VFL Round 3 TAC Cup Round 6 2 - 3 May 2015 $3.00 Photo: Arj Giese Photo: Dave Savell ANY TWO SUITS FOR $795* PREMIER PARTNER VICTORIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE Features 8 9 Female umpires 10 NSW/ACT Rams 11 Curtain Raisers Every week Editorial 3 VFL News 4 TAC Cup News 5 AFL Vic News 7 VFL Round Highlights 13 TAC Cup Round Highlights 15 Club Whiteboard 16 19 Draft Watch 64 Who’s playing who 50 51 Dandenong v NSW/ACT 32 33 Richmond v Geelong 52 53 Sandringham v TAS 34 35 Collingwood v Footscray 54 55 Calder v Murray 36 37 Nth Ballarat v Williamstown 56 57 Bendigo v Eastern 38 39 Port Melbourne v Werribee 58 59 Oakleigh v Nth Ballarat 40 41 Coburg v Frankston 60 61 Gippsland v Western 42 43 Essendon v Casey Scorpions 62 63 Northern v Geelong 44 45 Sandringham v Northern Blues BYE: Box Hill Editor: Anthony Stanguts anthony.stanguts@afl vic.com.au Contributors: Dave O’Neill, Anthony Stanguts Design & Print: Cyan Press Photos: AFL Photo’s (unless otherwise credited) Ikon Park, Gate 3, Royal Parade, Carlton Nth, VIC 3054 Advertising: Ryan Webb (03) 8341 6062 GPO Box 4337, Melbourne, VIC 3001 Phone: (03) 8341 6000 | Fax: (03) 9380 1076 AFL Victoria CEO: Steven Reaper www.afl vic.com.au State League & Talent Manager: John Hook High Performance Managers: Anton Grbac, Leon Harris Front cover photo: North Ballarat Rebel Darcy Tucker and Talent Operations Coordinator: Rhy Gieschen Calder Cannon Tom Condon Talent Operations Coordinator: Lauren Bunting www.taccup.com.au 01 Television Online VFL Online Website: www.vfl .com.au Twitter: @VFLnews #PJVFL Facebook: www.facebook.com/vfl footy Broadcasting the Peter Jackson VFL in 2015 TAC Cup Online Saturday May 2 – 12pm Website: www.taccup.com.au Coburg vs Frankston Twitter: @TACCup Next week: Casey Scorpions v Sandringham Facebook: www.facebook.com/taccupfooty Radio VFL Live L Sunday May 3, Essendon vs Casey Scorpions I From 11.30am V Live on Digital Radio via Aussie, Red Time Sport and SEN iPhone Apps, E online via vfl .com.au or sen.com.au Next week: Williamstown v Port Melbourne R TAC Cup Radio A Saturday May 2, Oakleigh Chargers vs North Ballarat Rebels D From 1.15pm I Listen live on the Red Time Sport iPhone App or www.taccup.com.au O Next Week: Geelong Falcons v Calder Cannons 3WBC Next game: Sunday May 10, Box Hill Hawks vs Werribee Tigers From 1pm Listen to 94.1FM, online at www.3wbc.org.au or the Tune In Radio app Casey Radio Sunday May 3, Sandringham vs Northern Blues From 1pm Tune to 97.7fm in Melbourne, via the web at www.caseyradio.com.au, or on the Tune In Radio app on your smart phone. Next week: Frankston v Northern Blues Video Streaming Visit www.vfl .com.au for a link Sunday at 12pm for a live video stream of: Essendon vs Casey Scorpions Watch the action and listen to the call from the VFL Live team. 02 www.vfl .com.au Female participation driving football forward So oft en I’m asked about the biggest changes to football since I fi rst pulled on the boots and almost always I point to the increase in female participation. The growing number of females taking to the fi eld, and infl uence of women at community and professional football clubs, is without doubt one of the biggest positives I’ve seen during my time in the industry. For the past fi ve years, Youth Girls football has experienced the most signifi cant growth of any segment or demographic in our game. Pleasingly, we are now seeing that growth translate into more females playing Australian football at a senior level and assuming leadership roles at clubs and leagues across the state. This year we saw the Victorian Women’s Football League grow to 51 teams across seven divisions with the addition of 11 new sides in 2015. There is also growing supporter interest in female football, illustrated by the success of the AFL Women’s Exhibition Matches over the past two years. Just last week, 14 girls from the VWFL were selected in the third annual AFL Women’s Draft , joining eight players from the competition who were retained on the list of Melbourne and the Western Bulldogs. The girls will take to the fi eld for the fi rst of two AFL Exhibition match this year on Sunday May 24 at the MCG. We are confi dent that the strength of the VWFL will continue grow thanks to the huge amount of work being done to provide young girls the opportunity to play in female only competitions. The huge growth in community football Youth Girls teams, combined with the six TAC Youth Girls Academies we now have in place in diff erent locations around the state, create a pathway that one day down the track could include a national competition. Strong growth has also occurred in the umpiring ranks with more and more girls seizing the opportunity to fulfi l one of the most important roles in football. To highlight the growing prominence of female umpires, the TAC Cup clash between the Oakleigh Chargers and North Ballarat Rebels on Saturday May 2 will be off iciated by an all-female umpiring team. Six girls currently on the AFL Victoria Umpire Panel, along with two girls who are involved in our boundary umpire rookie squads for 2015 will take charge in what looms as a landmark day for female umpiring. Steven Reaper AFL Victoria CEO www.taccup.com.au 03 News Vichealth’s H30 Challenge joins VFL VicHealth and AFL Victoria have announced a new partnership that will see VicHealth’s H30 Challenge becoming the off icial hydration partner for the 2015 Peter Jackson VFL season. The H30 Challenge encourages people to make a simple 30-day pledge to replace every sugary drink they would As part of the partnership with AFL Victoria, a variety of normally drink, with water. events will be held at footy games to encourage fans to Sugary drinks include sugar-sweetened soft drinks, energy sign up for VicHealth’s H30 Challenge. drinks, fruit drinks, sports drinks, ready-to-drink iced tea, AFL Victoria CEO Steven Reaper said footy fans would fl avoured water and cordial. be encouraged to make the switch to water through a number of initiatives including the distribution of free Sugar-sweetened beverages are the largest source reusable bottles at selected matches. of sugars in the Australian diet and high intake of these sugary drinks are associated with poorer health “Health and wellbeing is a key focus for footballers at all outcomes. levels,” he said. VicHealth CEO Jerril Rechter congratulated the league “It is pleasing we are able to partner with VicHealth to for taking a leadership role in the fi ght against obesity educate and promote to our football network, across VFL standalone clubs and the TAC Cup, about hydration and through the H30 Challenge. making the switch to water,” Mr Reaper added. “We’re excited to be the off icial hydration partner In particular, six VFL clubs will be heavily involved in for the VFL this season. Close connections with local the challenge and promote the benefi ts of cutting out communities and a focus on health and fi tness make the sugary drinks. These six clubs are: Coburg, North Ballarat, league a great match for the H30 Challenge. Northern Blues, Port Melbourne, Werribee Tigers and “We’re sure that AFL Victoria will inspire club members Williamstown. and footy fans to make the pledge and replace sugary drinks with water for 30 days. We’ve seen people who’ve Participants can join the H30 Challenge at any time taken the challenge substantially reduce their sugary convenient for them, for a 30-day period. drinks intake or cut them completely from their diet,” Ms Sign up at www.h30challenge.com.au Rechter added. Toyota Top 5 Plays of Photo: Dave Savell the Week Visit the VFL website each week for the Toyota Top 5 VFL Plays of the Week, a new feature that will uncover the amazing highlights captured each round in the VFL. Be it a big mark, incredible goal or something out of the box, we will bring it to you via the Toyota Top 5. Sandringham Zebra Yllber Zajai’s crucial point aft er the siren to sink Essendon was a runaway winner in Round 1, with Joel Hamling’s (Footscray) speccy in the Channel 7 TV game having to settle for second. Let us know your highlights each week via email: vfl footy@ afl vic.com.au Round 1 Top 5 1. Yllber Zajai – Sandringham 2. Joel Hamling – Footscray 3. Daniel Venditti – Coburg 4. Cameron Pedersen – Casey Scorpions 5. Clint Jones - Sandringham 04 www.vfl .com.au Friday night football Friday night football will make its TAC Cup debut in season 2015 next weekend with Geelong Falcons to host Calder Cannons. News Next Friday (May 8) the top 8 teams will go head to head under lights at Simonds Stadium, in the third night game in the competition this year. Both teams have contrasting form with the Falcons on a two game winning streak and Calder suff ering two defeats in a row. Ups and downs of Stingrays trip north The trip to Queensland had its highs and lows for the Dandenong Southern Stingrays last weekend. The trip started poorly even before the side reached the airport with Kieran Collins and Lachlan Batten both injured on the training track Thursday night.
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