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BOYS REPRESENTATIVE TEAMS V ASSOCIATED PUBLIC SCHOOLS Associated Grammar Schools of Victoria BOYS REPRESENTATIVE TEAMS v ASSOCIATED PUBLIC SCHOOLS The AGSV v APS Boys matches and events scheduled for Saturday 8 August 2020 at Yarra Valley Grammar were cancelled due to the Coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19). THE 2020 AGSV WINTER SEASON WAS CANCELLED DUE TO THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC REPRESENTATIVE TEAMS WERE THEREFORE NOT SELECTED IN 2020 BADMINTON CROSS COUNTRY FOOTBALL HOCKEY SOCCER G:\My Drive\AGSV\Representative Matches\Rep Teams Archive\Boys\Football 1981- .DOC Associated Grammar Schools of Victoria REPRESENTATIVE FOOTBALL v ASSOCIATED PUBLIC SCHOOLS Saturday, 10 August 2019 at 12:30 p.m. on Williams Oval, Wesley College (Glen Waverley Campus) 620 High Street Road, Glen Waverley (Melway Ref 62 A12) NO . FIRST NAME AND SURNAME SCHOOL 19 Jonty Patrick Assumption College 37 Nathan Stewart Assumption College 9 Jesse Taylor (Co-Vice Captain) Assumption College 32 Ryan Walsh (Captain) Camberwell Grammar 27 Nikolas Cox Ivanhoe Grammar 23 Charlie Simonsen Ivanhoe Grammar 42 Damian Bisinella Marcellin College 22 Adam Carafa (Co-Vice Captain) Marcellin College 10 Josh Sticca Marcellin College 11 Jai Florent Mentone Grammar 43 Angus Grant Mentone Grammar 13 Finlay McKinnon Mentone Grammar 21 Matt Scott Mentone Grammar 40 Campbell Edwardes Penleigh & Essendon Grammar 39 Lachlan Gollant Penleigh & Essendon Grammar 15 Harrison Minton-Connell Penleigh & Essendon Grammar 14 Jack Cooper Trinity Grammar 24 Jack Hindson Trinity Grammar 41 Harris Mastras Trinity Grammar 16 Lachlan Gawel Yarra Valley Grammar 20 Harrison Keeling Yarra Valley Grammar 25 Charlie Oglethorpe Yarra Valley Grammar Coach: Darren Ogier (Yarra Valley Grammar) Final Scores AGSV: 5.2 (32) lost to APS: 10.5 (65) Associated Grammar Schools of Victoria REPRESENTATIVE FOOTBALL v ASSOCIATED PUBLIC SCHOOLS Saturday, 11 August 2018 at 12:30 p.m. on Daley Oval, Marles Playing fields, Trinity Grammar Bulleen Road, Bulleen (Melway Ref 32 D8) NO . FIRST NAME AND SURNAME SCHOOL 18 Shane Skidmore Assumption College 2 Lincoln Sieben Assumption College 27 Ryan Walsh Camberwell Grammar 28 Kane Veliou Ivanhoe Grammar 17 Trent Bianco Marcellin College 24 Justin McInerney Marcellin College 11 Kye Yodgee Marcellin College 19 Jake Sticca Marcellin College 9 Sam Graham Penleigh & Essendon Grammar 26 Harry Jones Penleigh & Essendon Grammar 14 Joshua Kemp Penleigh & Essendon Grammar 29 Riley Macdonald Penleigh & Essendon Grammar 13 Finlay Bayne Peninsula Grammar 37 Daniel Frampton Peninsula Grammar 33 Max Mourney Peninsula Grammar 30 Samuel Sturt Peninsula Grammar 32 Charlie Beasley (C) Trinity Grammar 31 Ben Curtain Trinity Grammar 39 Sam Mason Trinity Grammar 1 Alex Emery Trinity Grammar 25 Xavier Fry Yarra Valley Grammar 34 Lucas Westwood Yarra Valley Grammar Coach: Brett Lovett & Blair Cooper (Peninsula Grammar) Final Scores AGSV: 11.13 (79) lost to APS: 13.11 (89) G:\My Drive\AGSV\Representative Matches\Rep Teams Archive\Boys\Football 1981- .DOC Associated Grammar Schools of Victoria REPRESENTATIVE FOOTBALL v ASSOCIATED PUBLIC SCHOOLS Saturday, 12 August 2017 at 12:30 p.m. Carey Sports Complex (Dunshea Oval) 169 Bulleen Road, Bulleen (Melway Ref 32 D10) NO . FIRST NAME AND SURNAME SCHOOL 7 Liam Middleton Assumption College 23 Ned Lanyon Assumption College 8 Max Dreher Ivanhoe Grammar 42 Oscar McIntyre Ivanhoe Grammar 32 Luke Minahan Ivanhoe Grammar 24 Alex Federico (Vice Captain) Marcellin College 34 Patrik Della Rocca Marcellin College 4 Lachlan Wilson Marcellin College 1 Matthew Cecchin Marcellin College 27 Stefan Nadalin Marcellin College 15 Christian Farchione Marcellin College 12 Edward Newman (Captain) Mentone Grammar 30 Lewis Diggins Mentone Grammar 14 Joel Amartey Mentone Grammar 28 Tom Yorgey Mentone Grammar 9 Curtis Taylor Penleigh & Essendon Grammar 3 Harrison Fry Penleigh & Essendon Grammar 31 Mason Fletcher Penleigh & Essendon Grammar 37 Tom Freeman Peninsula Grammar 13 Bailey Evans Trinity Grammar 10 Charlie Beasley Trinity Grammar 2 Mackenzie Doreian Yarra Valley Grammar Coach: Luke Russell (Assumption College) Final Scores AGSV: 12.10 (82) lost to APS: 18.12 (120) Associated Grammar Schools of Victoria REPRESENTATIVE FOOTBALL v ASSOCIATED PUBLIC SCHOOLS Saturday, 6 August 2016 at 11:30 a.m. Marcellin College (Bray Oval) 160 Bulleen Road, Bulleen (Melway Ref 32 D9) NO . FIRST NAME AND SURNAME SCHOOL 21 Mitchell Lewis Assumption College 25 Joel Naylor Assumption College 22 Aidan Tilley Assumption College 11 Luke Bunker (Captain) Ivanhoe Grammar 40 Steve Christou Ivanhoe Grammar 2 Lachlan Murphy Ivanhoe Grammar 12 Matthew Signorello Ivanhoe Grammar 24 Max Dreher Ivanhoe Grammar 6 Christian Farchione Marcellin College 10 Adam Tomaro Marcellin College 5 Lachlan Wilson Marcellin College 15 Alex Federico Marcellin College 14 Edward Newman Mentone Grammar 23 Max Williams Mentone Grammar 17 Matthew Grigoriou Mentone Grammar 41 Harrison Bult Penleigh & Essendon Grammar 42 Brock McGregor Penleigh & Essendon Grammar 16 Cameron Rayner Penleigh & Essendon Grammar 3 Jean-Luc Velissaris Penleigh & Essendon Grammar 1 Matthew Williamson Penleigh & Essendon Grammar 43 Nick Larkey Trinity Grammar 18 Myles Scott Trinity Grammar Coach: Roger Gill (Ivanhoe Grammar) Final Scores AGSV: 12.12 (84) lost to APS: 18.9 (117) G:\My Drive\AGSV\Representative Matches\Rep Teams Archive\Boys\Football 1981- .DOC Associated Grammar Schools of Victoria REPRESENTATIVE FOOTBALL v ASSOCIATED PUBLIC SCHOOLS Saturday, 8 August 2015 at 12:15 p.m. Wesley College Glen Waverley Campus (Williams Oval) 620 High Street Road, Glen Waverley (Melway Ref 62 A12) NO . FIRST NAME AND SURNAME SCHOOL 5 Jake O’Brien Assumption College 16 Ryan Townsend Assumption College 13 Mitch Trait Assumption College 7 Riley Verbi Camberwell Grammar 28 Luke Bunker Ivanhoe Grammar 34 Sam Keogh Ivanhoe Grammar 2 Lachlan Murphy Ivanhoe Grammar 1 Callum Brown Marcellin College 31 Jackson Jones Marcellin College 12 Matthew Perry Marcellin College 11 Brayden Sier Marcellin College 27 Liam Hiscock (Vice Captain) Mentone Grammar 8 Oliver Florent Mentone Grammar 9 Dex Brumby Penleigh & Essendon Grammar 42 Brock McGregor Penleigh & Essendon Grammar 10 Connnor McGuire Penleigh & Essendon Grammar 3 Jean-Luc Velissaris Penleigh & Essendon Grammar 6 Zak Wunhym (Captain) Penleigh & Essendon Grammar 14 Nicholas Giarrizzo Penleigh & Essendon Grammar 32 Harper Leonard The Peninsula School 37 Nick Larkey Trinity Grammar 4 Kane Doueal Yarra Valley Grammar Coach: David Beardsley (Camberwell Grammar) Final Scores AGSV: 15.11 (101) lost to APS: 22.8 (140) Associated Grammar Schools of Victoria REPRESENTATIVE FOOTBALL v ASSOCIATED PUBLIC SCHOOLS Saturday, 9 August 2014 at 11:00 a.m. PEGS Keilor Park Sporting Fields (Main Oval) Wright Road, Keilor Park (Melway Ref 15 A5) NO . FIRST NAME AND SURNAME SCHOOL 37 Sam Peet Assumption College 5 Xavier Dimasi (Co-Captain) Assumption College 3 Jack Murphy Assumption College 6 James Allen Camberwell Grammar 19 Will Knight Ivanhoe Grammar 11 Billy Murphy Ivanhoe Grammar 18 Kyle Langford (Co-Captain) Ivanhoe Grammar 32 Bailey Jordan Ivanhoe Grammar 14 Jason Castagna Marcellin College 43 Reece McKenzie Marcellin College 42 Andrew Kay Marcellin College 20 Liam Hiscock Mentone Grammar 15 Andrew MacDonald Penleigh & Essendon Grammar 12 Zak Wunhym Penleigh & Essendon Grammar 28 Tylar Vujanic Penleigh & Essendon Grammar 10 Hayden Cribbon-Rigg The Peninsula School 7 Nick Meerman Trinity Grammar 13 Tom Young Trinity Grammar 31 Jonathan Cooper Trinity Grammar 9 Chris Dimitriadis Yarra Valley Grammar 2 Hugh Skate Yarra Valley Grammar 39 Oliver Adams Yarra Valley Grammar Coach: Danny Ryan (Mentone Grammar) Final Scores AGSV: 4.13 (37) lost to APS: 9.14 (68) G:\My Drive\AGSV\Representative Matches\Rep Teams Archive\Boys\Football 1981- .DOC Associated Grammar Schools of Victoria REPRESENTATIVE FOOTBALL v ASSOCIATED PUBLIC SCHOOLS Saturday 10 August, 2013 at 11:00 am Carey Grammar Sports Grounds (Dunshea Oval) 169 Bulleen Road, Bulleen (Melway Ref 32 C10) NO. FIRST NAME AND SURNAME SCHOOL 43 Mark Orr (Captain) Penleigh & Essendon Grammar 34 Hugh Beasley (Vice Captain) Trinity Grammar 5 Anthony Scott Trinity Grammar 6 Scott Whillas Penleigh & Essendon Grammar 7 Joshua Doherty Marcellin College 13 Hugh Curnow Trinity Grammar 15 Jeremy Gleeson The Peninsula School 16 James Hammond The Peninsula School 17 Kyle Langford Ivanhoe Grammar 18 Sam Holloway Trinity Grammar 21 Corey Ellis Penleigh & Essendon Grammar 22 Shaun Macdonald Camberwell Grammar 23 Jayden Laverde Penleigh & Essendon Grammar 24 Jay Russell Assumption College 25 Trent Crouch Ivanhoe Grammar 27 Jesse Tardio Marcellin College 30 Mitchell Donoghue Trinity Grammar 32 Marcus Bontempelli Marcellin College 37 William Crowder The Peninsula School 39 Xavier Dimasi Assumption College 41 Dylan Clancy Assumption College 46 Oliver Parks Ivanhoe Grammar Coach: Roger Gill (Ivanhoe Grammar) Final Scores AGSV: 2.1 (13) lost to APS: 11.10 (76) Associated Grammar Schools of Victoria REPRESENTATIVE FOOTBALL v ASSOCIATED PUBLIC SCHOOLS Saturday, 11 August 2012 at 12:00 p.m. PEGS Keilor Park Sporting Fields (Main Oval) Wright Street, East Keilor (Melway Ref 15 A5) NO . FIRST NAME AND SURNAME SCHOOL 1 Jesse Tardio Marcellin College 2 Reece McKenzie Marcellin College 3 Billy Hartung The Peninsula School 4 James Hammond The Peninsula School 5 Keenan Posar (C) Marcellin College 6 Jay Kennedy-Harris Trinity Grammar 8 Tom Cutler Trinity Grammar 9 Darcy Bailey Penleigh & Essendon Grammar 10 Sebastian Nicolosi (VC) Trinity Grammar 11 Jordan Perry Marcellin College 12
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