SEASON 2014 RECORD VOLUNTEER ROUND

ROUND 18 Saturday 23 AUGUST VV VV VV VV VV PENINSULA FOOTBALL NETBALL LEAGUE

This week... Office Talk The home and away season wraps Round 18 will feature three rivalry clashes to round up this weekend and it seems like the season off. Two of the Casey Cardinia League big only a couple of weeks ago we guns in Pakenham and Beaconsfield will engage in were assisting clubs get their teams and houses in a pre-finals face off for the Highway Cup. In Nepean order as the season began. It is always the same and, League two venues will see a little extra on the line on behalf of the 2014 PCNSA board of directors, all with southern Peninsula rivals Rye and Sorrento clubs are to be congratulated for their efforts both on playing for the Jennings Cup and Dromana and Red and off the sporting field this year. Hill lining up with the Bluey Holmes Shield on the While finals are firmly on the minds of those teams line. Good luck to all sides. involved, it is appropriate to acknowledge and say Next week we start another huge finals series at well done to those that are moth-balling their boots venues across our three leagues. Please check our and jumpers after the final siren this weekend. While websites or Facebook page for all the details and it is always a little disappointing for the players and get along and support your club in the quest for officials in that boat, there is always next season to glory. Please inform members and supporters of look forward to and all should still celebrate their the schedule and the league’s expectations as far as successes of 2014. That said, those celebrations need behavior is concerned with the view to ensuring a to be held in a responsible and positive fashion in line showcase event in a family-friendly environment. with the league’s well-documented code of conduct. This weekend the Casey Cardinia League will say goodbye to the Keysborough Football Netball Club. Keysborough came across to the MPNFL with other former South West Gippsland League clubs in 1995 and has been a wonderful contributor over the last 20 years. On behalf of all involved in the PCNSA, especially here at the office, we wish the club good luck as it leaves to join a competition closer to its area. Another reminder that the annual vote count functions are looming fast and it is time to make sure club members are aware of this. These events are always a highlight of the year and an invitation is a great way to say thanks for the year. More information in regard to dates and times will be available shortly, along with official invitation lists to each club. This week is the second of our Volunteer Round celebrations and each home club is encouraged to acknowledge the efforts of the wonderful and often unsung people that keep their clubs going. As we said last week, a simple ‘thank you’ to those that many often take for granted is as good as any prize of gift. MPNFL http://twitter.com/MPNFL DISCLAIMER & COPYRIGHT STARTING TIMES

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MPNFL 2/68 Station Street, Somerville. PO Box 468, Somerville 3912 Tel: 5977 8496 Fax: 5977 9418 Email: [email protected] www.peninsulafnl.com.au 3 Season Wrap THEMED ROUNDS Up Community football and netball leagues and clubs more than ever before now play a vital role in raising awareness of illness and addressing social issues and this year has been no different, with pink sports day Jeff Jones - CEO across the Mother’s Day weekend and once again As we enter the final round of the 2014 football netball putting major focus on breast cancer, we have seen season, today’s results in a number of matches will clubs raise awareness for bowel cancer, dedicated shape the final five positions but, whichever way you matches to the white ribbon campaign which is look at it, we are in for a ripper of a final round across Australia’s only national male led campaign to end all leagues. While there is a lot of focus on the final men’s violence against women. results and who will play finals football and netball we This year, recognition across rounds 17 & 18 has been have seen a number of changes and introductions to dedicated to the Volunteers, the aim is to highlight the 2014 season so we thought it was timely to reflect the efforts and recognise the role Volunteers play at back on the year that was! clubs and leagues and a chance for everyone to say INCREASED PARTICIPATION NUMBERS thank you. Season 2014 saw some sufficient changes to football COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS age groups across the CCFNL and the introduction of Across all leagues we had 9 teams play in the AFL new netball competitions and age groups also. The Victoria Country Championship matches at Rosebud CCFNL moved away from the traditional Seniors, and Geelong, all the players and team officials Reserves and Under 18’s group which have been in represented the leagues with great pride and passion. place since 1995, to a new format of Seniors, Reserves, The end result was that the Casey Cardinia and Under 19’s and Under 17’s, which gave an additional Nepean Football Netball Leagues won the Senior, 120 young men the opportunity to play football in a Under 18 and Netball country championships titles. Saturday competition. WOMEN OF THE YEAR The biggest increase to participation numbers for the 3rd year in a row was seen across the Casey At a gala function held in July Karen Allsep (Chelsea Cardinia and the Nepean Netball Leagues where a 17 Football Netball Club) was named the 2014 MPNFL & under grade was introduced into Nepean with 6 Women of the year. Since 1995 Karen has held many clubs entering teams for this season, Casey Cardinia positions with the Chelsea Junior and Senior Football introduced D Grade and a second 17 & under, 13 & Clubs and was the driving force behind the Chelsea under grades and then split them up into Red and Netball Club. White divisions which gave the opportunity for over KEYSBOROUGH 400 extra young girls the opportunity to play netball. After a long association with the Casey Cardinia EASTER WEEKEND FOOTBALL Football Netball League the Keysborough Football Easter football and netball has been a part of the Nepean Netball club has applied to join the Southern Football league for a number of years now and continues to League in 2015. While a leagues doesn’t want to lose grow with increased attendances from the holiday a team let alone an entire football netball club we are makers who visit the Mornington Peninsula region. This understanding all the reasons as to why the club has year for the first time Good Friday Football was played made the decision, so on behalf of everyone we wish within the Peninsula Football Netball League with 2013 Keysborough all the success and when the time comes grand finalists Bonbeach & Edithvale Aspendale going would welcome the club back to the CCFNL. to battle for the Good Friday honours, the day was WARRAGUL very well supported with attendances estimated to be With Keysborough making a move to the Southern around 3000. Football League it has left a gap in the league for ANZAC DAY MATCHES another club to make application to join the Casey Tooradin, Cranbourne, Somerville, Pearcedale, Cardinia Football Netball League and it is at this point Hastings and Frankston Bombers all played on ANZAC that we can advise that PCN Sports Alliance that DAY, all 3 venues conducted pre-game ceremonies the Warragul Football Netball Club have met and which involved members from all the local RSL clubs, discussed the club joining CCFNL in season 2015. fly-overs from war planes and the playing of the last At this stage our discussions have been very productive post and the Australian national anthem. and positive and like all things we need to undertake the correct protocols as set out by AFL Victoria Country to ensure that Warragul can join the league if they choose to do so.

4 www.peninsulafnl.com.au FINALS Each and every year the announcement of finals venues is always a topic of conversation and season 2014 has been no different as everyone has their own opinion about the likes and dislikes of grounds within the leagues. Decisions on venues in an ideal world would like to be done within the last couple of weeks of the season but there are a number of factors that need to be taken into consideration, time frames when applying for licenses, Local Council and Victoria Police consultation meetings, equipment hire, project plans and ground use applications across 4 different local government areas just to name a few. AGE GROUP REVIEW The review was conducted under AFL Victoria Country Rule 4.7 – AFL Victoria Country Reviews – Implementation and Appeals (AFL Victoria Country Handbook – 2014) Volunteers Round Statistical data from the three junior and three senior “A Sad Loss” leagues were assessed. This data included: The club was saddened to learn of the death this week • demographic and economic influences of one of (it’s) most valuable members, Someone Else. • retention rates upon exit from the respective U16, Someone’s passing creates a vacancy that will be difficult to fill. U17, U18 and U19 grades in the MPJFL, NFNL, Else had been with the club since the beginning. FDJFL,PFNL, SEJ and CCFNL He did far more than the normal persons of share of the work. • team and participation numbers at present & historically Whenever there was a job to do, a social function to attend, • transfers (to and from) and participation numbers funds to be raised… one name was on everyones lips: within neighbouring leagues “Let Someone Else do it.” • player locality and origin within teams It was common knowledge that Else was among the largest contributors of his time to the club: whenever there was a need • year of birth data within teams for volunteers, everyone just assumed S.Else would. Club consultation meetings were held with all league A wonderful person- sometimes appearing super human. clubs. These were conducted in league clusters and But a person can only do so much. Where the truth known, were well attended. Clubs were invited to have all interested parties attend and invited to provide their everybody expected to much of Someone Else. feedback following on from the meetings. Now he has gone. We wonder what we are going to do. The Review Working Party, inclusive of a representative He left a wonderful example to follow, but who is going from all leagues and/or governing bodies in the to do the things Else did? region, was encouraged to provide representation for When you ask to help, remember: we can, unfortunately, no the views, concerns and propositions of clubs within longer rely on poor old Someone Else. the region. Poignant, isn’t it? A draft report was released for review and comment.

www.peninsulafnl.com.au 5 6 www.peninsulafnl.com.au AFL Vic Country • Remember that electricity can jump gaps. If in any doubt contact the local electricity distribution company. • Ensure an ESV registered spotter is on hand when working anywhere near overhead power lines. • Monitor weather conditions as power lines can sag in extreme heat and sway in strong winds. • Relocate bulk delivery storage sites to a safe area away from power lines. This weekend at grounds across country Victoria and southern NSW, we stop to celebrate Energy Safe Round. • Only tip material near power lines as a last resort when there is no other location and never raise the tray of The initiative has been designed by Energy Safe Victoria tipper trucks when underneath power lines. to remind country football fans to look up and live and stay safe around electricity. • Suppliers of bulk materials must ascertain, when taking orders, the delivery point on the farm for the load, the As part of the round, ESV will be handing out “Look proximity of power lines and the safety precautions in up and Live” re-usable coffee cups at country football place when working near power lines. matches, in the hopes that those working near electricity will keep the cups handy and remember this vital • Drivers should refuse to deliver loads if their safety is message. compromised in any way. Leongatha Football Netball Club will be hosting a special • Display LOOK UP AND LIVE stickers on any machinery “Look up and Live” round event, with giveaways and or equipment which is to be raised overhead. activities at their game against Traralgon. • Remember – everyone involved in the delivery The Look up and Live campaign raises awareness about of material has a duty of care to ensure the safety of the dangers of power lines and the precautions that themselves and others. must be taken when working in their vicinity. By educating workers to steer clear of the three metre Brett Connell ‘no go zone’ ESV is hoping to reduce the amount of Country Football Manager injuries and literally save lives. WorkSafe AFL Victoria Country ESV would like to remind everyone to not take risks with power lines, think of your loved ones and your family. Follow the below safety precautions and Look up and Live • Identify all electrical hazards and power lines before starting work, specifically at dawn or dusk when there is low visibility.

PENINSULA FINALS AT FRANKSTON PARK Due to the Social Rooms/Function Centre Development at Frankston Park, supporters attending the Peninsula Finals will encounter the following infrastructure changes at the ground:- • Temporary fencing has been erected from the Social Rooms to the end of the scoreboard, leaving a walk way through to the terraces • The canteen at the Social Rooms end of the ground has been demolished and work huts are now in that area • The western end of the Social rooms is being demolished • The scoreboard is being demolished • Grandstand scoreboard will be operating as well as a portable scoreboard on the boundary fence on the terrace side of the ground • Canteen and Liquor booth will be predominately at the beach end of the ground • The visitors coaches box has been relocated to the Grandstand side of the ground • The Home coaches box remains on the terrace side of the ground

www.peninsulafnl.com.au 7 Ladders Seniors Team P W L D For Agst % Pts Fston YCW 17 15 2 0 1703 815 208.96 60 Bonbeach 17 13 4 0 1650 1048 157.44 52 Goal Kickers Edi-Asp 17 12 5 0 1575 1173 134.27 48 Mornington 17 12 5 0 1458 1215 120.00 48 Seniors Langwarrin 17 9 8 0 1429 1173 121.82 36 Mt Eliza 17 9 8 0 1386 1258 110.17 36 Name Club Rnd Tot Pines 17 7 10 0 1203 1460 82.40 28 David Bodley Fston YCW 7 48 Seaford 17 4 12 1 1209 1591 75.99 18 Guy Hendry Pines 2 39 Chelsea 17 2 15 0 1009 1607 62.79 8 Jackson Calder Mornington 2 38 Karingal 17 1 15 1 787 2069 38.04 6 Dale Nolan Mornington 1 37 Matthew Dimkos Langwarrin 3 36 Reserves Scott Lockwood Mt Eliza 0 36 Jarrod Garth Edi-Asp 5 33 Team P W L D For Agst % Pts Beau Muston Langwarrin 0 32 Mt Eliza 17 13 2 2 1290 679 189.99 56 Shane McDonald Bonbeach 2 31 Langwarrin 17 13 4 0 1287 695 185.18 52 Jordan Moncrieff Mt Eliza 2 28 Fston YCW 17 13 4 0 1165 673 173.11 52 Mornington 17 11 4 2 1136 599 189.65 48 Reserves Bonbeach 17 11 6 0 1057 654 161.62 44 Seaford 17 7 10 0 993 992 100.10 28 Name Club Rnd Tot Edi-Asp 17 6 11 0 875 1057 82.78 24 Chelsea 17 5 12 0 840 1190 70.59 20 Bradley Wakeling Fston YCW 2 47 Mathew Poore Langwarrin 2 29 Pines 17 4 13 0 737 1074 68.62 16 Alexander Dalton Edi-Asp 1 27 Karingal 17 0 17 0 309 2076 14.88 0 Robert Dyring Mt Eliza 0 24 Jayden Johnsen Langwarrin 3 24 Under 18’s Thomas Lonie Seaford 2 23 Team P W L D For Agst % Pts Michael Chaplin Fston YCW 0 22 Kieran Albanese Langwarrin 0 22 Mt Eliza 17 17 0 0 1830 412 444.17 68 Nicholas Strickland Mt Eliza 0 20 Edi-Asp 17 13 4 0 1412 867 162.86 52 Owen Hulett Bonbeach 0 19 Seaford 17 12 5 0 1166 901 129.41 48 Michael Wade Chelsea 2 19 Mornington 17 11 6 0 1542 851 181.20 44 Karingal 17 10 7 0 1165 956 121.86 40 Under 18’s Langwarrin 17 8 9 0 1255 1008 124.50 32 Fston YCW 17 6 11 0 1004 1071 93.74 24 Name Club Rnd Tot Bonbeach 17 5 12 0 810 1250 64.80 20 Chelsea 17 3 14 0 816 1404 58.12 12 Corey Hanger Langwarrin 6 63 Pines 17 0 17 0 175 2455 7.13 0 Kailum Newland Langwarrin 3 45 Benjamin O’Brien Edi-Asp 4 40 Brendan De Ruyter Mornington 4 38 Spirit of Sport Medal PRESENTATION Mitchell Chopping Mt Eliza 2 34 Liam Harris, Edi-Asp Josh Rogowski Karingal 2 32 Jack Greenwood Fston YCW 4 31 Liam will be presented with a framed certificate Jordan Capkin Mt Eliza 2 30 & medallion by a member of the Victorian Police Ryan Odell Mornington 1 30 on Saturday 23 August Max Byrnes Edi-Asp 1 29

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www.peninsulafnl.com.au 9 Results SENIORS Langwarrin 2.1 3.2 4.3 6.6.42 Mt Eliza 2.3 5.9 9.12 12.15.87 Mornington 2.4 4.6 9.10 9.14.68 Seaford 2.1 3.1 5.2 8.2.50 Langwarrin Goal Kickers: M. Dimkos 3, M. Parker 2, N. Tuddenham Mt Eliza Goal Kickers: L. Young 2, D. Kent 2, T. Groot 2, Best Players: A. Collins, M. Parker, J. Amalfi, S. Herdman, A. Withers, T. Drummond 2, A. McIlroy 2, A. Littlechild, M. Pascazio Best Players: D. Wehner, M. Anwyl, P. Trump, D. Kent, C. Fosternally, T. Drummond, W. Mace Mornington Goal Kickers: S. Seager 2, A. Symes 2, J. Calder 2, Seaford Goal Kickers: T. Lonie 2, J. Walton, S. Duffield, C. Newbold, D. Nolan, M. Williams, A. Speedy Best Players: B. Smeeton, N. Pettitt, S. Straughair, P. Falzon Best Players: A. Rose, A. Turner, P. Dadds, S. Seager , D. Nolan , D. McDowell , J. Haddock A. Deacon, R. Harun, P. Falzon, J. Walton Chelsea 0.0 1.3 2.8 6.11.47 Karingal 0.0 1.0 3.1 4.2.26 Frankston YCW 6.7 7.9 12.10 17.15.117 Bonbeach 5.4 12.6 16.9 21.14.140 Chelsea Goal Kickers: T. Gardiner 2, M. Clarke 2, J. Attard, M. Karingal Goal Kickers: L. Mitchem 2, M. Pretty, C. Hocking Best Nightingale Best Players: T. Gardiner, J. Attard, J. Sivijs, H. Thomas, Players: C. Hicks, R. Pearson, C. Hocking, T. Styles, G. Taylor S. Brooke, R. Jaroszczuk Bonbeach Goal Kickers: S. Rouette 4, J. Maxwell 4, B. Mathews 3, Frankston YCW Goal Kickers: D. Bodley 7, B. Buckley 2, B. Barry 2, T. Johnstone 3, R. Ferri 2, D. Payton, A. Trowell, S. Cochrane, R. Santon, B. Ulms, T. Lester, S. MacLeod, B. Tellis, J. Di Pasquale L. Gales, S. Campitelli Best Players: S. Cochrane, S. Rouette, Best Players: B. Rolfe, K. Lylak, A. Eames, D. Bodley, B. Barry, T. Johnstone, S. Campitelli, B. Mathews, T. O’Shannessy J. Westerman U18’s Pines 1.1 4.1 7.2 11.3.69 Langwarrin 1.5 4.5 8.6 14.8.92 Edi-Asp 3.3 6.8 9.11 13.13.91 Mornington 2.1 4.8 5.11 6.15.51 Pines Goal Kickers: G. Hendry 2, S. White 2, J. Messina, A. Maling, Mornington Goal Kickers: B. De Ruyter 4, J. Riley 1, R. Odell 1 Best B. Hendry, A. Marriner, B. Cowell, S. McPherson, P. Jackson Best Players: B. De Ruyter, L. Craig, J. Turnbull, J. Edwards, A. Williams Players: B. Hendry, D. Scerri, G. Hendry, B. Cowell, S. McPherson, Langwarrin Goal Kickers: C. Hanger 6, K. Newland 3, L. Davies, A. Ludewig J. Bateman, T. MacDonald, R. O’Donnell, K. Busuttil-Inglis Best Edi-Asp Goal Kickers: J. Garth 5, B. Tagg 3, B. Bowden 2, J. Heys, Players: T. MacDonald, C. Hanger, B. Kiely, K. Busuttil-Inglis, A. Macquire, B. Gilder Best Players: S. Mannix, Z. Muschialli, L. Davies, K. Newland B. Gilder, A. Macquire, R. Snashall, B. Tagg Chelsea 3.0 6.1 7.1 13.2.80 Mt Eliza 0.3 5.8 7.8 8.10.58 Frankston YCW 3.1 5.3 9.7 9.9.63 Seaford 1.2 3.5 4.9 9.17.71 Chelsea Goal Kickers: D. Menhennitt 3, M. Silva 2, D. Knowles, Mt Eliza Goal Kickers: B. Lean 2, J. Moncrieff 2, S. Gill, J. Meesen, D. Mizzi, C. Doherty, R. Hemingway, J. Whelan, M. Bailey, D. Willett , K. Lombardozzi Best Players: J. Anwyl, M. Ditchfield, T. Hackett, G. O’Donovan Best Players: C. Doherty, L. Charity, B. Lean, J. Moncrieff, K. Lombardozzi, D. Willett D. Knowles, M. Bailey, D. Menhennitt, M. Hatzis Seaford Goal Kickers: A. Walton 2, T. Shaw 2, J. Haidon 2, B. Crowe 2, L. Smith Best Players: J. Haidon, J. Stokes, T. Shaw, M. Herbert, Frankston YCW Goal Kickers: J. Greenwood 4, H. Morgan 2, A. Walton, B. Crowe J. Brennan, C. Creed, J. Stroot Best Players: C. Creed, S. Scicluna, L. Lee, B. Wagner, J. Stroot Karingal 2.2 2.3 3.4 5.6.36 Bonbeach 7.2 14.9 22.15 26.20.176 Pines 1.0 1.0 2.0 2.0.12 Edi-Asp 2.5 7.8 11.11 14.18.102 Karingal Goal Kickers: G. Angelopoulos 2, A. Paxton, H. Tomamichel, T. Kellerman Best Players: G. Angelopoulos, T. Wilkinson, B. Burns, Pines Goal Kickers: J. Plane, J. Boyle Best Players: D. Ryan, R. Uncle, N. Shaw, R. Lengyel, B. Groenendyk B. Burt, J. Boyle, J. Frawley, D. Berry Bonbeach Goal Kickers: R. Ferraro 5, C. McQueen 4, S. Foster 3, Edi-Asp Goal Kickers: B. O’Brien 4, J. Nash 2, Z. Bailey 2, C. Brown, M. Clifford 3, S. McDonald 2, N. Robinson, M. Tyrell, D. Ades, J. Casey, L. Harris, S. Hollis, S. Fisher, L. O’Connor, M. Byrnes Best Players: O. Hulett, A. Hogan, M. Turville, G. Carpenter, L. Gill-Renouf, L. Brodie, L. Harris, T. Lavery, J. Davey, B. O’Brien, B. Aston Best Players: M. Turville, R. Ferraro, J. Casey, J. Norton, N. Robinson, Mt Eliza 4.5 5.8 9.14 12.17.89 M. Tyrell Seaford 0.0 2.1 2.2 4.3.27 RESERVES Mt Eliza Goal Kickers: L. Daniel 2, J. Capkin 2, M. Chopping 2, Langwarrin 2.1 4.1 5.3 9.3.57 J. Burgess 2, N. McKinnon 2, Z. Campbell, B. Carr Best Players: Mornington 2.0 2.1 6.1 7.3.45 B. Shaw, J. Burgess, D. Jackson, B. Thorpe, H. Rigg, J. Capkin Langwarrin Goal Kickers: J. Johnsen 3, M. Poore 2, A. O’Rourke- Seaford Goal Kickers: D. Chisholm 2, L. Birtles, L. Mullin Best Players: Ryan 2, A. Borrie, J. Bice Best Players: , J. Johnsen, T. Yeates, J. Bice, H. Cook, M. Lees, J. McCartney, C. White, R. Chisholm, J. Farrell S. Tanirau, A. O’Rourke-Ryan, S. Rosario Karingal 5.4 9.10 11.15 16.21.117 Mornington Goal Kickers: P. Hampton 3, J. Matthews, D. Vercoe, Bonbeach 0.0 0.0 0.1 0.1.1 A. Matthews, J. Brown Best Players: A. Matthews, L. Lewis, Karingal Goal Kickers: J. Dale 5, J. Kelly 4, B. Occhipinti 2, P. Hampton, R. Smith, J. McLerie, J. Brown J. Rogowski 2, B. Simpson, H. Eames, T. Puntaroni Best Players: Chelsea 3.1 8.7 9.9 10.9.69 J. Dale, T. Puntaroni, B. Occhipinti, A. Palmer, J. Kelly, B. Simpson Frankston YCW 4.1 6.2 8.5 11.12.78 Bonbeach Best Players: B. Sison, M. King, D. Tsalkos Biggin, Chelsea Goal Kickers: C. Bywater 4, M. Wade 2, P. Donnellan, J. Maxwell, B. Hogan, R. Francis J. Simpson, J. Gregory, N. Herrington Best Players: L. Caspersz, C. Charity, S. Appleford, R. Dyer, M. Wade, N. Herrington Frankston YCW Goal Kickers: T. Cracknell 3, B. Wakeling 2, T. Capp, J. Thorne, D. Heijden, M. Debenham, J. Chapman, C. Patterson Best Players: J. Leary, J. Chapman, C. Patterson, S. Hegarty, D. Heijden, J. Daniel Pines 2.2 2.5 3.9 3.11.29 Edi-Asp 1.0 2.3 4.6 5.8.38 Pines Goal Kickers: W. Casey 3 Best Players: C. McCormack, A. Hupe, K. Rudkin, B. Burt, J. Bezzene, G. Hendry Edi-Asp Goal Kickers: C. Barker 4, A. Dalton Best Players: B. Turner, T. Bean, J. Tripcony, C. Barker, B. Downie, S. Miller

10 www.peninsulafnl.com.au Football and Travis Johnstone, as it nears full strength. Not bad considering it booted its highest score of the Preview season last week when it had 14 goal kickers. MORNINGTON will be looking to build more momentum going into finals when it tackles PINES. STREAKING STONECATS The Bulldogs, fourth, are a chance to grab a top- By Simon McEvoy – Leader Newspapers three spot, depending on other results. This has been Mornington’s best season in more than a decade. WITH 10 consecutive wins, FRANKSTON YCW is Pines, meanwhile, will be keen to send coach lengthening its stride towards the Peninsula league Stephen Ryan out on a winning note, so the players finals. will be going flat out. The Stonecats have had over 30 scoring shots in both Mornington returned to form last week with a win of their past two outings. over Langwarrin. The Bulldogs played four quarters And no team has kicked more than nine goals against of good footy and the form of Paul Dadds, Warwick them in almost three months. Miller and Barry Smeeton was exceptional. This Frankston YCW side under Scott Mathers has Mornington will be wary of the Pythons, who dug become a juggernaut of power and defence. deep to win by a goal when the teams last met. Pines Today, YC can expect a solid pre-finals hit-out. They ball magnet Chris Guganovic was best on ground come up against face a desperate LANGWARRIN side that day and he is coming off a dashing display last with it all to play for. The Kangaroos are clinging to week. fifth spot and an upset win by them would thrust The stakes are high when EDI-ASP hosts MT ELIZA. them into the finals. The Eagles need to win to secure a finals double- Langy knows upsets do happen. Two weeks ago chance, while the Redlegs need to produce they rolled reigning premiers Edi-Asp and they will be something special and beat the reigning premiers to chasing a similar outcome today. be a chance to play finals. KARINGAL and SEAFORD were involved in one of the Mt Eliza has squandered a chance to stitch up a finals games of the season when they last met. With the berth in the past fortnight but the Redlegs aren’t last kick of the game, Seaford snatched a draw. giving up. They have already beaten Edi-Asp this Nine weeks on and Seaford will go in to the rematch season. as warm favourites. The Tigers finished full of run Edi-Asp’s premiership defence is building nicely. They to beat Mt Eliza last week and that form should see are regaining players each week and look in good them finish the season on a winning note. shape to go back-to-back. Seaford has some exciting players, most notably Johnathan Haidon, Matt Herbert, Aaron Walton and Josh Stokes. Keep these players and add some recruits and Seaford will shoot up the ladder next year. BONBEACH is headed to the qualifying final next week but first must get through a meeting with local rival CHELSEA today. The Sharks would like a win today but would probably like a clean bill of health more. Bonbeach today could bring in up to half a dozen key players, including Anthony Raso, Dylan Jones

www.peninsulafnl.com.au 11 Football Preview SHARKS SURGING IN THE RESERVES… Timing its run nicely, fifth-placed BONBEACH has struck form ahead of finals. The Sharks have kicked 39 goals in the past three games and will chase their fourth straight win today when they host CHELSEA. Shane Cochrane and Sam Rouette have been playing splendid footy. FRANKSTON YCW and LANGWARRIN face-off in the first of what could be two successive clashes. The sides could meet again in next week’s qualifying final, so today’s game will be a chance to gain an important edge. SEAFORD, which won its first three games of the season, should be able to finish with a win when it hosts KARINGAL. MORNINGTON is still a very real chance to finish in third spot, but it needs to snap a two-game losing streak and beat PINES. EDI-ASP faces flag favourites MT ELIZA, which sits a game clear on top of the ladder, ready for a shot at the title.

PERFECT REDLEGS IN THE UNDER 18s… MT ELIZA will celebrate an unblemished home-and- away season if it can beat second-placed EDI-ASP. The Redlegs are 17-from-17 and on track for a perfect season. Most of their wins have been by big margins. Edi-Asp also has enjoyed a fine season, winning 13 Nepean & Peninsula of its 17 games. But it would take something special to topple the raging flag favourites - last time the two Football teams met, Mt Eliza won by 73 points. SEAFORD, after a reality check last week, can clinch a Vote Count Dinner top-three spot by beating KARINGAL. MORNINGTON has hit a flat spot with back-to-back Monday 15th September, 2014 defeats but will look to regain some confidence against PINES. Mornington Racing Club BONBEACH, goalless last week, faces CHELSEA, Racecourse Road, Mornington which was super-impressive last week with Ciaran 6.30pm for 7.00pm start Doherty, Liam Charity, Daniel Knowles and Mason Bailey in eye-catching form. LANGWARRIN will be out to make it two wins over Contact your club for further details FRANKSTON YCW this season.

Michael Voss Trevor Turtle Tipper Simon McEvoy RPP St Kilda Mascot Bata Industrials Leader Newspaper Frankston YCW Frankston YCW Frankston YCW Frankston YCW Mornington Mornington Pines Mornington Edi-Asp Edi-Asp Mt Eliza Edi-Asp Seaford Seaford Karingal Seaford Bonbeach Bonbeach Bonbeach Bonbeach 62 59 65 68 12 www.peninsulafnl.com.au Club Notes Seaford Tigers Bonbeach Sharks Firstly, a big welcome to the players from the ‘03 & ‘04 The ones had a good warm up and appear to have Reserves Premiership reunion and our esteemed Life consolidated 2nd spot with 14 goal kickers in the 26 Members for Life Members Day. We hope you all have a majors kicked. Ricky again was dominant with 5 big great day and feel free to join in the festivities tonight as ones, nice to see youngens in the ones with “the hyphen” well. Senior and Reserves Vote Count will be held at the chiming in with a senior goal & Jacko, Yabbie, Dimma & clubrooms tomorrow. Robbo all in the best. Last week we travelled down to Mt.Eliza, the 18s kicked The Twos again were dominant romping to a 19 goal off against the undefeated ladder leaders and tried win. Sammy “Plugger” Rouette with 4, but little Cocky valiantly but were put to the sword unfortunately by was superb and also how we played, Trav, Campetelli & 10 goals. Harley Cook was best afield along with solid Matthews were all good. Big game next week lets down contributions from Mad Mick Lees, Jake McCartney, the Tip Ducks from up the road. Callum White, Rick Chisolm and James Farrell. The mighty thirds were not so mighty just hitting the The Reserves also faced a top of the table side and came scoreboard once. Lets finish the season on a positive by in to the game with a depleted list. We battled hard all having 3 wins in the last game seen from our clubrooms day and never gave in but eventually went down by 37 as they currently stand. Sisson, King, Maxwell & Hogan points. Rosey returned from the abyss to get best afield, were the best. Great season of teaching Adam, Big Thanks along with Azza Turner, back from Semi Retirement, Irish, to Steve ,Simmo and all their assistants, great to backup Rizza, Patty Falzon and Jules Walton rounding out the after last years dissappointment. best players. All the ladies involved at Bonbeach from serving in the Tuck shop, organising socials, to cooking meals on The Seniors were looking to bounce back from a Thursdays, you are invaluable people at our football club disappointing couple of weeks and were locked in a see THANK YOU. sawing arm wrestle all day. Mounties looked to have the game in the bag at 3/4 time, leading by 17 in a low Last weeks trivia answer. We got 2 barrels of beer for scoring affair, but we managed to kick 5 goals to 1 in the clearing Ken Sole to Carrum in 1988 ? last quarter to get over the top. Johno Haidon was best This weeks trivia. Name the only 2 sets of brothers who afield yet again, Stokesy continued his great year, Tom have coached at Bonbeach Football Club at any level? Shaw had the ball on a string, whilst Matty Herbert, Azza Don’t forget the Business lunch Friday 29th August Last Walton and Crowey also featured in the best players. function in our rooms before Renovations- See Al or Reece Good luck to all sides today!! Go Sharks / Beaches

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Club Notes Pines Pythons Mt Eliza Red Legs In a season where we have had so many positives, we Last Home & Away game today... Where has the season finally approach the last game of the season with great gone?? expectation for the 2015 season. We nearly had a clean sweep last weekend with 7/8 Our season got off to a slow start with not enough players teams winning. doing a full preseason, and a lot of younger players Well done to the girls who put together a great afternoon getting opportunities when they were not quite ready, for the White Ribbon Foundation Tea Party. but who acquitted themselves as the season progressed. The U/18 Reds have defeated the top 2 teams in the last After missing the finals by two games. Having many fortnight to hang on to a spot in the Final 5, scoring a great opportunities to beat sides above us, and 6 games where win over Devon Meadows. After a great 5 goal to 1 1st qtr we considered we should have won, the club realises we we were able to hold them off to record a 2 goal win. Best are not far away from finals. were Ben Whitfort, Thorpey, Richo, Danksy, Gus & Dutchy. With our hard working committee, and the social success The U/18 Blue team continue to dominate the Comp, we have had off the field with our legends lunches, and with another strong win over another finals contender. our 50th birthday celebration, we are ready to embark A great start with 4.5 to nil set up the win - Better players on 2015 with some ammunition to make finals a realistic were Brodes, Jarrah, BT, Riggy, Dion & Jords, objective. Having Barry Moore back in the fold to assist in The Reserves got back to near their best form with a 6 our recruiting will make a huge difference to our playing goal win after an even 1st term. Mitch Anwyl was once group. again in the votes, along with Drummo & Buzz, while A huge big Thank You to all the committee, playing veterans Trumpy, Kenty & Fonz led well. group, volunteers, and sponsors. We will be calling you The Seniors started and finished poorly in a must win next year to raise our sponsorship levels, we are aiming game - Major injuries after the break didn’t help, but the to get the Hiss back into the Python. This week we will opposition appeared to want it more and after trailing by have a Sunday Sippers beginning at the club at 10.00am, 3 goals at 3/4 time kicked away to win by 13. Better players followed by our Presentation night on the 3rd of October were Jim, Leany, Ditch, Lombo & Willo. All the best to Ditch at the Seaford Hotel. with his recovery from his injury! A much improved 4 qtr Bud thanks for your contribution through the season, effort required today fellas - A WIN is a must!! hope you get well and that your recovery is quick from Sponsors of the Week: Restaurant Soy Mornington, the Frankston Hospital. Hodges Real Estate Mt Eliza & Mornington Toyota. The first Mark Good luck to the Red & the Blue today! @mtelizafc Peninsula Community Club Championship Club Snrs Res U18 A B C Total Edi-Asp 12 6 13 16.5 14 17 78.5 Fston YCW 15 13 6 12 17 14 77 Mt Eliza 9 14 17 12.5 14 7 73.5 Langwarrin 9 13 8 11 9.5 9 59.5 Mornington 12 12 11 6 4 4 49 Pines 7 4 0 15 10 11 47 Seaford 4.5 7 12 6 6 8 43.5 Bonbeach 13 11 5 3 7.5 3 42.5 Spirit of Sport Medal PRESENTATION Chelsea 2 5 3 3 2.5 11 26.5 Bayley Burt, Pines Karingal 1.5 0 10 0 0.5 1 13

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www.peninsulafnl.com.au 15 Club Notes Mornington Bulldogs Edithvale - Aspendale Eagles Today we welcome the Pines FNC & our 1984 Premiership So we travelled to Pines, lovely day with a hint of spring in teams to the kennel and hope you all have a great day. Last the air! round of the season and the boys and girls have done a The Thirds who have been consistent all year, continued mighty job and we are all very proud of them! A big thank their good form...Brodie, Lavery and Harris the pick of the you to all our Volunteers who make this club great, you do bunch, with Byrnes and OBrien again being dangerous a brilliant job of making it all tick and we can’t thank you around the forward line. Solid win, with a chance to really enough. Last week at Langwarrin the seniors had been up test yourself this week boys. and down over the past month and knew they had to play Our Reserves with Barks at the wheel, have been tested four quarters of footy to have a chance against Langwarrin throughout the year with injury, but he has kept the ship on who had been in some good form of late. The start was course and remained competitive during the year. Helped by crucial and it was good to see some hardness at the footy the 18s on most occassions, once again he lost two players and the endeavour to win the contested ball that had the this week, who were called by the seniors. Leading from the boys just up at quarter time. They continued to work hard front, kicking four Barks was well supported by the quality in the next couple of quarters and a five goal third term of Turner, Bean and Tripcony. In the end a win, and some stretched the lead to 37 at the final change. Whilst the smiling faces....well done! opposition kicked a couple of late goals it was a fantastic four quarter effort that resulted in a 26 point win. Baz and The seniors could sense a danger game, coming off two Danny were great around the stoppages whilst Dadds, consecutive losses we needed to pull it together. Mannix S, McDowell and Haddock were again solid down back. Muschalli Z, Tagg B were the pick of the bunch in a scrappy Huge challenge against Pines once again, a Top 3 spot still affair. Good to see back seat Macquire get a game. up for grabs so let’s make sure we continue the good form This week Mt Eliza...sure to be a big day of football, suspect- as we head towards finals! ing the seniors to be a cracker! The reserves were always going to be in for a challenge Social Dates: Next Thursday: Reserves Vote Count against Langwarrin and the scoreboard reflected that AFL Grand Final Day at the Races...See Wendy, Stevie Man- throughout the game. Whilst the boys were trailing by a nix for tickets. Presentation Night 3 October couple of goals at half time they hit back in the third quarter and entered the last with a four point lead. Unfortunately they couldn’t get across the line and went down by two goals. Rowdy played his best game for the year whilst Lewis, Smithy and McLerie were hard at the footy all day. A couple of the younger boys also did well, Pete kicked three whilst Browny continues to show he has plenty to offer. Important to step it up this week, out of the top three for the first time since April and need that double chance come finals time! The Under 18’s travelled to Langwarrin with the clear goal of winning the game to secure a top 3 spot on the ladder. Unfortunately, we came up against a very determined outfit who wanted the football more than us. Whilst the game was evenly matched in the first half, Langwarrin kicked 10 goals in the second half, to our 2. We will need to improve dramatically if we are to have any impact in the finals. Presentation Night is Friday 3rd October at Mornington Racecourse $65pp – See Allison for Tickets - All welcome

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16 www.peninsulafnl.com.au Club Notes Frankston YCW StoneCats Chelsea Seagulls Last week at Gull Park it was a mixed bag for the Last week we played Frankston YCW. How good is it to footballers. The seniors exploded out of the box in the come home with a terrific come from behind win and a first stanza before Chelsea lifted to challenge for the full four quarter effort and to sing the team song with a rest of the game. Bods bagged 7 with Bundy, Byza, heap of gusto, well it feels fantastic, well done under 18s. Billy and Kev shining lights. The Twos were faced with a Another game like that this week to get that rush again, tough task against a plucky opposition having to come Best afield, Cizza, chazza, drill bit and the whole team. from behind to take the chocolates keeping alive their Up against 3rd place YCW and leading by 10 points top three prospects. The two Josh’s, Heggars and Dan going into the last change, the Allstars put up a brave Heijden led the way. The unders after working hard to performance. The boys gave everything but just could not get the lead, continuing on with last weeks awesome get across the line against a good side. Ended up going form, fell short at the final bell. Creed, Scicluna and Lucas down by 9 points. Better players L. Caspersz, C. Charity, S. Lee were best on the day. The Kittens A and B grade Appleford & R. Dyer had solid wins with C Grade dropping their game (more details elsewhere). The seniors started slowly, giving YCW the lead at the Today we host the second ladies lunch for the year. A big first break. The boys certainly came to play and were thanks to the First Lady Rosemary and Jess for organising competitive for the rest of the game. Just need that 4 the day. I look forward to the Slave Auction at the end of quarter effort. Let’s finish the year with a win. Thanks to the day! We also welcome Langwarrin to Coburn Oval in Frankston YCW for joining us upstairs. Best; T. Gardiner, J. what should be a great day of footy with much to play Attard, H. Thomas, J. Sivijs. Good Luck this week against for for both sides. Bonbeach. Don’t forget to buy tickets for the Fiji holiday raffle at Thanks again to all our Sponsors….Dont forget back to $10 each - see the Prez or Bussa. Afterwards there will the club tonight for the end of year Bash! be a Slave Auction (players donating work skills) to top GO SEAGULLS. off the day !

www.peninsulafnl.com.au 17 Club Notes Langwarrin Kangaroos Karingal Bulls Well it has come down to round 18. A victory over the Last week was our final home game for the year and the comps best assures us of a finals appearance, otherwise our Unders started the day in style with an emphatic win to fate lies with the result of Edi-Asp vs Mt.Eliza...let’s control cement their spot in the 5 and book some September our own fate with a super performance today boys! action. The senior teams was a different story however In a lack luster performance last week the Bulldogs were but again thanks goes out to some old stagers for helping able to control the game early in the first and we never out in the 2s with Ralphy, Randall and Johnno joining really challenged them. Parker, Amalfi and Herdman Oz in lacing them up for the Red & White once again. were again good but the group as a whole never really No guest appearances in the seniors however but George fired a shot. Jayden Johnsen booted 3 and Toby and had plenty of it and kicked 2, with Burner, Dutch and Tas Jesse were instrumental as the reserves had another all in the best as well. good win leading into September action. Despite a great Its always hard to keep supporter numbers up when win in the u18s lead from the front by Tyson and Hanger you’re having a tough year but its great to see our loyal sponsors sticking fat and getting behind the rebuilding again kicking a bag, our finals hopes with the kids were Bulls - this year we’re thrilled to have NP Distributions, dashed by other results. Frankston RSL, Bank of Queensland, Bluegum, TAFT and Finals catering starts for all next week at Frankston Park BMK back on board and welcome new sponsors Jeep, so all players please keep an eye on the roster, your Vawdrey and Hallam truck Centre - please support these support in this fundraiser is appreciated. guys as they support us. CLUB PERSON OF THE ROUND- GREG PLANNER With finals approaching we’re not only looking to support - Fantastic clubman for many years now and always the Unders in their campaign but we’ve also got the willing to be involved in everything not only on match alcohol sales at all Frankston Park games so will be looking day but mid week also. for plenty of volunteers to help out during the finals series SOCIAL NOTES - VOTE COUNT - TBC following football - see Wal to put your name down. finals LFC playing dates. AFL GRAND FINAL BREAKFAST Good luck to the Junior Bulls U14 team in their 2nd Semi @ Berettas Hotel. Sat 27th Sept 7:45am-11am. Guest Final tomorrow and all other affiliated junior teams speakers - Kevin Sheedy, David Schwarz, Dave O’Neil, the Keep up with score updates and some quality #hashtag Nelson twins. Tickets $100 at bar or phone 0438443628. use thanks to celebrity tweeters by following us on Twitter. Hot breakfast & drinks package included

Club Championship Club Snrs Res U18 Total Frankston YCW 45 26 6 77 Mt Eliza 27 28 17 72 Mornington 36 24 11 71 Bonbeach 39 22 5 66 Langwarrin 27 26 8 61 Edi-Asp 36 12 13 61 Seaford 13.5 14 12 39.5 Pines 21 8 0 29 Chelsea 6 10 3 19 Karingal 4.5 0 10 14.5

18 www.peninsulafnl.com.au www.peninsulafnl.com.au 19 FRANKSTON YCW Ground: Jubilee Park, Hillcrest Rd, Frankston Mel: 102 H4 Tel: 9789 6398 Secretary: Paul Busuttil Colours: Gold, White & Black Seniors Coach: Scott MATHERS Reserves Coach: Daniel STRICKLAND Under 18’s Coach: John Murphy Under 18’s Seniors & Reserves 1 Pat DAVENPORT 1 Bradley WAKELING 33 Nicholas BARRY 2 Ryan TAYLOR 2 Byron BARRY 35 Mathew MILLMAN 3 Luke STAIT 3 Scott MACLEOD 36 Callum STEELE 4 Travis LEE 5 Rohan SEELEY 4 Tony LESTER 37 Craig NANKERVIS 6 Jack BUTLAND (C) 5 Jie COUGHLAN (C) 39 Mark WHITEHEAD 8 Jack BRENNAN 6 Trent COWLED 40 Daniel HEIJDEN 9 Liam OMAR 7 Ashley EAMES 41 Jake Dipisquale 10 Mitchell KERR-READ 12 Christian CREED 8 Ben TELLIS 42 Jordan ALVES 13 Jack GREENWOOD (VC) 9 Dale CARROLL 43 Callum WEIR 14 Marco KELSALL 10 Jessie COGHLAN 44 Josh CHAPMAN 15 Jack MATHEWS 11 Anthony BARRY 45 Benjamin TODD 16 Nickolas CHRISTOFOROU 17 Beren HAMILL 12 Mathew HOGAN 46 Thomas CAPP 18 Samuel SCICLUNA 13 Joshua LEARY 47 Charlie PATTERSON 19 Jake LOVETT 14 Kevin LYLAK 48 Alex MACKIE 20 Ben WAGNER (VC) 15 Brad ULMS 49 Jacob MILLMAN 21 Samuel PICKESS 17 Ricky MORRIS 50 Mitchell BARKER 22 Thomas WILKINSON 23 Brendan MARCHMONT 18 Brenton CREDLIN 51 Zinzile MOSIMANE 24 Jake DIPISQUALE 19 Ryley HODSON 54 Shane BLICK 25 Callum DUNKLEY 20 Benjamin BUCKLEY 55 Christopher GONZALES 27 Jack KEILOR 21 Jack MAZUREK 56 Mitchell STREET 28 Chis BATAILAR 29 Tadiwa HARAWA 22 Ryan SANTON 59 Jeremy DANIEL 31 Jayden STROOT 23 David BODLEY 60 Michael DEBENHAM 32 Nickolas STILLITANO 25 Joshua WESTERMAN 61 Michael NICHOLS 35 Chazz COYNE 27 Kyle HUTCHISON 62 Thomas CURTIS 36 Owen VINE 39 Darcy WALKER 28 Jem THORNE 63 Sean O’GRADY 43 Harrison MORGAN 29 Billy Rolfe 64 Todd CRACKNELL 44 Jack McCORMACK 31 Sean HEGARTY 66 Lachlan WALLACE 46 Joel ALLAMBY 32 Michael CHAPLIN 47 Lucas LEE

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20 www.peninsulafnl.com.au LANGWARRIN Ground: Lloyd Park, Cranbourne Rd, Langwarrin Mel: 103 J4 Tel: 9789 4343 Secretary: Ally Savory Colours: Royal Blue & White Seniors Coach: Gavin ARTICO Reserves Coach: Mark DOUGLAS Under 18’s Coach: Brendan Casper Seniors & Reserves Under 18’s 1 Michael PARKER 32 Ash MOORE 1 Mitch MATHIE 2 Andrew BORRIE 33 Corey MOORE 2 Jaydeen MACKIE 3 Blake PEACH 34 Ash COLLINS 3 Brad KEILY 4 Dylan LUXA 35 Sam ANDERSON 4 Jesse CLARE 5 Shane TANIRAU 36 Matthew NAUGHTON 5 Ryan NAPIER 6 Andrew TAYLOR 37 Jimi JOHNSON 6 Dylan CORCORAN 7 Aaron SHAW 38 Blake HARKNESS 7 Tyson McDONALD 8 Rikki JOHNSON 39 Nick BRADLEY 8 Corey HANGER 9 Tim BUNAWAN 9 Beau MUSTON 40 Ben DARCY 10 Zach DAVIES 10 Jack O’SHEA 41 Tim URBANS 11 Daniel NASH 11 Matthew DIMKOS 42 Daniel MOLESWORTH 12 Ryan SMYTH 12 Dan WEHNER 43 Dan RILEY 13 Jake WILCOX 13 Toby YEATES 44 Jess DOUGLAS 14 Lochie DAVIES 14 Shelton ROSARIO 45 Luke CHURCHER 15 Joel McLEAN 15 Mark McGILL 46 Anthony O’ROURKE-RYAN 16 Jake Lyttle 16 Andrew WITHERS 47 Nick HAMMILL 17 Jake MERTENS 17 Tyson DANIEL 48 Jack HENDERSON 18 Kailum NEWLAND 18 Mitch GILL-FURNESS 49 Jake NIEL 19 Joel BATEMAN 19 Jayden JOHNSEN 50 Kieran ALBANESE 20 Ryan O’DONNELL 20 Liam HOGAN 51 Mathew POORE 21 Josh JOHNSEN 21 Scott SIENKIEWICZ 52 Ash FENECH 22 Ben WITHERSPOON 23 Mitch McCARTHY 22 Luke O’NIELLE 54 Daniel URQUART 24 Mario ANGELON 23 Ben WEHNER 55 Craig BELL 25 Sam SCHAEDE 24 Jesse BICE 57 Michael HARE 26 Luke MILLER 25 Jason CURRY 59 Aaron WOODS 27 Aaron MARKS 26 Brendan CASPER 60 Dave SHERLOCK 28 Jordan ANDREW-ARTHA 27 Jarred AMALFI 61 Brenton PHILLIPS 29 Kieran COLLINS 28 Jake SMITH 62 John SMITH 30 Ryan CAMPBELL 29 Sean HERDMAN 63 Dylan BOSWARD 31 Mitch CUTHBERT 30 Matthew AUCHETTL 64 Shane PATTERSON 34 Kyle BUSUTTI-INGLIS 31 Steve O’BRIEN 65 Jarred MOORE 35 Tom RANDALL www.langwarrinfc.sportingpulse.net Team 1/4 Time 1/2 Time 3/4 Time Final Score Seniors Reserves Under 18’s

www.peninsulafnl.com.au 21 22 www.peninsulafnl.com.au FOOTBALL Week 1 Venue Saturday 30th August - Qualifying Final...... Frankston Park Sunday 31st August - Elimination Final...... Pines Week 2 Venue Saturday 6th September - 2nd Semi Final...... Frankston Park Sunday 7th September - 1st Semi Final...... Pines Week 3 Venue Sunday 14th September - Preliminary Final...... Frankston Park Week 4 Venue Sunday 21st September - GRAND FINAL...... Frankston Park

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Under 18’s Reserves Seniors 9.30 am 11.45 am 2.00pm Grand final starting time Under 18’s Reserves Seniors 9.20 am 11.50 am 2.30pm DRAWN FINALS All drawn finals (including the Seniors Grand Final) will play extra time. There are NO replays. Admission Finals: GRAND FINAL: Adults...... $13.00 Adults...... $15.00 Aged Pensioners with Card Aged Pensioners with Card & Students with Photo ID...... $8.00 & Students with Photo ID...... $10.00 Under 16 ...... FREE Under 16 ...... FREE Family Pass ...... $20.00 Family Pass ...... $25.00 (2 adults & 2 under 16) (2 adults & 2 under 16) Weekend Passes: Health Care Cards - NOT Accepted Adults...... $20.00 Aged Pensioners with Card...... & Students with Photo ID...... $12.00 No BYO Alcohol Condition of Entry: Cars & Bags will be searched. No Alcohol is permitted to be brought into Finals Venues Dogs No Dogs except guide dogs are permitted to be brought into the Finals Venues.

www.peninsulafnl.com.au 23 YOUNG •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Zinzie Mosimane GUN Frankston YCW

Zinzie a gun Stonecat Frankston YCW has worked hard to promote locally bred junior talent over a long period and the latest addition to that list is 18 year-old Zinzie Mosimane. The exciting young prospect has merged as a senior player this year and has earned a nomination for the 2014 Peninsula League Young Gun award. Zinzie gained his passion for football along with a decent bag of tricks during his junior days with the Frankston YCW Junior Football Club, before graduating to the senior club in 2012. It is during the last two years that he has blossomed. In 2012 Zinzie won the under 18s Most Consistent award and that saw him improve further to become key member of the 2013 under 18 premiership side and also make his senior debut, playing three games a t the top level last season. Teenager Zinzie Mosimane He has added another five games to his tally in 2014 and now looks to have from Frankston YCW locked down a spot in the ide as it enters finals as the warm flag favourites. is the latest young gun nominee for 2014. Zinzie understands he still has a lot to learn about the game but is very keen to do that at the Stonecats. “I want to keep improving my game, and hopefully get to play in a senior premiership,” he said. Frankston YCW senior coach Scott Mathers was happy to endorse Zinzie’s nomination and predicted a bright future for him. “Zinzie has a great future with our club,” he said. “He first debuted in our senior side as a 17 year-old in 2013 and played a prominent role in the 2013 under 18 premiership side. He has found a spot in the senior side this year and continues to impress everyone with his athletic capabilities, while he improves his understanding of the game. I am sure he will become an outstanding player in the future.”

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24 www.peninsulafnl.com.au DDB5431_Select_Vat_49x137.indd 1 25/03/13 5:53 PM MPNFL Grand Final Appointments Night: Wed, 17th Sep- tember 2014 @ 7.30pm @ Seaford. The night where we The SUA would like to congratulate 2 of its members find out who the lucky umpires are who will officiate in who have been selected to umpire in the Northern Ter- the MPNFL Grand Finals in the 18’s, Reserves and Seniors ritory competition from October to March this year. Zac in all 3 Leagues! Dent and Scott Rainey were 2 of 4 people selected from VSHL-SUA Presentation Night: Sat, 18th October 2014 over Australia to take on this fantastic opportunity. We @ 7pm @ Cranbourne Turf Club. The annual SUA Pres- wish them the best of luck and know that they will rep- entation Night is coming. The venue will be at the Cran- resent the SUA well and with pride. bourne Turf Club and this year is shaping to be one The Southern Umpires Association has recently signed the of the biggest ever - with a three course meal and the Victorian Responsible Gambling Foundation’s Responsible presentation of many different awards in each discipline. Gambling Charter. As a club we have committed to taking Save the date on your calender and be sure to secure a responsible approach towards gambling in our club and your spot by seeing Steven Richards for a ticket when he you will see posters throughout the clubrooms promoting is at Fountain Gate or Seaford. Running members receive our involvement. A representative from the Foundation their ticket for free and guests are $50. - More informa- will be coming to speak to the club in the near future tion at the SUA Website or the TeamApp. about why responsible gambling should be a concern for Stay in Touch our club. For more information on the program speak to Stay in touch with all information about Victoria State charter champion’s Mario Ring or Rick Taig. Home Loans Southern Umpires Association (VSHL-SUA) by following or adding us on social media. Twitter: Search for @SouthernUmpires and follow us; Facebook: Search for Southern Umpires Association and like our page; Instagram: Search for @SouthernUmpires and fol- low us for exclusive pictures; and TeamApp: add the Tea- mApp on your smart phone and search for the Southern Umpires Association. Umpire Profile Field Umpire Accreditation!! Name: Kimberley Boyce Coming to the business end of the year we would love Nickname: Kimbo to wrap up our push for accreditation. We have recently Occupation: Pool Lifeguard emailed out the list of umpires who need to finish off the AFL Team Supported: Hawthorn process. We urge you to get onto this as soon as possi- Favourite Food: Parma ble, and get into contact with Mark Mounsey if you need Favourite Drink: Mango Smoothie any assistance with this. If you have not completed your Superstitions: Check has everything accreditation it could affect your appointment to finals before walking on ground - Whistle, matches. If you need more information head to sua.org. sweatbands, headband, pen, notepad, au or email [email protected]. good! Upcoming Events Pre-Game Prep: Double checks MPJFL Grand Final Appointments Night: Wed, 10th Sep- morning of the game that uniform tember 2014 @ 7.30pm @ Seaford HQ. All the grand is packed final appointments for the MPJFL competition will be Best Umpiring Memory: South East presented. Queensland FL Senior Grand Final 2013

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Park But brilliant midfielder Ozgur Uysal (37 possessions) turned the tide for the Lions with a classy goal of his own, and while Mike Lourey manufactured a clever News snap it was all Coburg to end the term. The home side took a one-point edge into the final Frankston Dolphins and Mornington youngster Nic 30 minutes, and with the wind at their backs ran out Newman received a massive vote of confidence deserved 15-point winners. this week, being named the VFL’s Fothergill-Round Simpson and Irving were Frankston’s best, while Russ Medallist for 2014. Gabriel and Shane Hockey gave their usual strong Introduced in 1989, the award goes to the VFA/VFL performances. player aged under 24 thought most likely to go on to Youngsters shine a successful AFL career. The early game provided more cheer for Dolphins Other winners of note include Michael Firrito, Aaron fans, with the development team charging from eight Davey, Adam Fisher, Robin Nahas, Michael Barlow and goals down to record a stunning three-point win over ex-Somerville boy Michael Hibberd. Coburg. After struggling in his first season at Frankston Park, The visitors were completely outclassed in the opening Newman emerged from pre-season a new player, hour of play, but after the Lions’ opening major after averaging 23 possessions a game to rank third at the half-time increased their margin to 49 points the game Dolphins. swung on its head. Disappointing day When the dust settled the Dolphins had booted nine The Dolphins headed to Piranha Park in Coburg last goals for the term to take a one-point lead. Sunday determined to keep their firm grip on the Jason Pongracic reminded selectors he is going to ETU Cup, which is played annually between the two be a major player in 2015 with a tough but polished teams. display, Frankston YCW youngster Josh Pickess burned Frankston had won their past five clashes against the Burgers with his speed and Narre Warren rookie the Lions, and eight of their past 10, but with the Jack Soroczynski was his usual dependable self. Burgers now free from the Richmond alignment they But the Dolphins had contributors everywhere as presented a very different challenge. they dominated the ball in the final stanza to nullify Things started well with the wind at their backs, the Coburg’s use of the breeze. Dolphins kicking two early goals, but Coburg shut the Seaford’s Trae Tohiariki was a workhorse across half game down and headed to the huddle trailing by just forward, Nathan Gardiner (2 goals) was marking 12 points. everything up front and Alex Beech wasn’t beaten all The Dolphins returned the favour in the second term, day in defence as his team held on for a stirring three- Jarrod Irving superb at full-back to help his team take point win. a one-point lead into half-time. Frankston needing to make hay while the wind blew in *The Dolphins take on Werribee (North Melbourne) the third quarter, and with Scott Simpson dominating this Sunday at Frankston Park in the last game of the in the air and Luke Potts kicking a brilliant trademark season snap the lead extended to 16 points.

www.peninsulafnl.com.au 27 28 www.peninsulafnl.com.au AFL South East Youth Football Review Draft Recommendations Released - Senior underage competitions will be expanded to For the majority of this football season, a working an U19 age classification party consisting of representatives from the PCNSA, - The permit system between junior and senior league MPJFL, FDJFL, SEJ and AFL South East have been bodies to be revamped and simplified reviewing the transition structure within the region - Some U17 matches played as curtain-raisers to U19 between junior and senior football. To recap, the first fixtures part of the announcement made in late March went - Junior and senior clubs are encouraged to develop as follows: a “one-club” philosophy, adopting a transition AFL South East would like to inform all stakeholders framework to the U17 age group. This includes within the South East Region of the formation of combined training, coaching and development a Working Party to review the structure of football sessions with U19 teams and utilising combined through the 16-20 year old age groups. AFL South resources including coaching coordinators and social East has invited all league stakeholders to be part of responsibility programs. the Youth Football Working Party (YFWP) which will - AFL South East will prioritise focus and support to review whether current structures ideally manage club facing struggling pathways, player retention, the transition from junior to senior football. As part demographic shift and volunteer retention and of the review, issues such as (but are not limited too) management. the suitability of current and potential structures, These recommendations and the expected outcomes demographic shifts, club settings and other influences by no means solve the issues of player retention, will be considered. progression and relative club strength. Structural Last week, as a result of the discussions undertaken variations are only one piece in an extensive puzzle that within the working party, AFL South East released a requires constant input and review by all stakeholders. series of draft recommendations to stakeholders for There has been feedback that these structural feedback. The feedback period concludes on August variations are just a “Band-Aid” solution which is 28, with the working party to reconvene to discuss simply transferring the issue another 12 months. This final recommendations. The draft recommendations feedback has merit if (and we must emphasis the IF released are in reference to the MPJFL, FDJFL, Nepean here) the full range of recommendations are not and Peninsula FNL’s, with the recommendations treated with equal importance. relating to the SEJ and Casey Cardinia FNL due for The working party are extremely appreciative of the release in the coming days. attendance and contribution of clubs through the It is important to point out that the determinations consultation meetings. The passion and dedication and recommendations that have been produced of club delegates in our region is invaluable and have been done so with the best collective interests something that holds our sport in good stead. of football in the region in mind. The working party were mindful of ensuring that propositions were not in the best interests of one stakeholder at the expense Jeremy Bourke Region General Manager of another. There will no doubt be differing opinions AFL South Eas regarding these proposed changes, however we again reinforce that these have been done in the best interests of all stakeholders. The following is a summation of the recommendations made: - Junior competitions will be expanded to an U17 age classification

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If you’re going to have a few drinks, plan ahead and arrange a ride with a designated driver – someone who’s not drinking or who’s responsibly sticking to light. Good sports don’t let their Stingrays Fade Sliding Out of Stingrays Top 4. mates drink and drive. The Dandenong Southern Stingrays let their top 4 finals chances slide after losing against the Western Jets at Shepley Oval on Saturday in perfect spring “But I think – like I said to the boys after the game – it’s like conditions in front of a huge crowd. While the a tough competition and you’ve got to look forward to the challenges. Today we were challenged in the end margin of 17 points doesn’t seem that large, the A RoadSafe Victoria initiative supportedlast by quarter VicRoads and it andlooked VCFL like we stopped- when the game was anyone’s for the taking with the Stingrays game was still ours.” holding a 2 point lead at the last break, as well as a “It’s a game of millimeters at times, we were pressing far bit of momentum. It was undoubtedly the best inside 50 in the last 8 minutes to be 2 kicks ahead on game in the TAC Cup for both sides this year, with the scoreboard…we faulted, they went forward and the defensive work from both teams a highlight. kicked 2 quick goals- and game over.” The scores at the end of the first break were locked With September action now all but confirmed at 22 apiece. It was a fierce encounter played in the Dandenong Southern Stingrays must win great spirit. The second quarter saw the Jets take a the remaining home and away game against the slender lead, taking most of their chances in front of Geelong Falcons in find themselves playing in the goal. Goals were a premium that was only coming knock out games within the first week of finals. through hard work. There was intense pressure The next match starts at 11.00am as a curtain raiser to around the loose pill. The only way to get through the VFL for the Port Melbourne versus the Richmond the defenses came down to those willing to run the Tigers at Port Melbourne. lines and making some match winning decision’s by Scores: foot, allowing some overlapping running to cut up the backline. At the other end Narre Warren prospect Stingrays 3.4 4.8 7.12 8.15.63 Aaron Wilson clunked hard contested marks kicking Western Jets 3.4 6.7 7.10 11.14.80 setting up Joyce who kicked 2 for the day. A pair of Stingrays Goal Kickers: Taylor Joyce 2, Lachlan courage’s goals from youngster Lachlan Williams and Williams 2, Jack Lonie 1, Jayden Tomkins 1, Bailey singles Lonie, Dale, Tomkins andPlan Mullane ahead, kept the onDale and 1 & Blake off Mullane 1. Stingrays in the game up until the last quarter with Stingrays Best Players: Matt Homfray, Jacob the difference only 2 points in thethe Stingrays field favour Weitering, Rourke Fischer, Jayden Tomkins, Bailey Dale and Blake Mullane. at the final change. In the end itIf you’rewas the going Jets towho have a few drinks, were more measured and methodicalplan when ahead pressing and arrange a ride with a forward to find the spare player, designatedwho kicked truly driver and – someone who’s broke the goal for goal scenario midway through the not drinking or who’s responsibly last term. The defeat now has the Stingrays up for a hard-fought final match in thesticking TAC Cupto light. against the ever dangerous Geelong Falcons atGood Norm sports Smith don’t let their Oval, Port Melbourne next Saturday who beat ladder leaders the Oakleigh Chargers by 1 point mateslast week. drink A and drive. win will see the Stingrays hold fourth by percentage, a loss could see them slide to as low as seventh. After the game Dandenong StingraysA CoachRoadSafe VictoriaCraig initiativeBlack supported by VicRoads and VCFL was shattered saying, “The way the boys applied themselves in three quarters – their commitment and attack on the footy – was second-to-none and easily our best,” Black said.

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If you’re going to have a few drinks, plan ahead and arrange a ride with a designated driver – someone who’s not drinking or who’s responsibly sticking to light. Good sports don’t let their mates drink and drive.

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www.peninsulafnl.com.au 31 Club Notes Edithvale - Aspendale Eagles Last Saturday all spectators were treated to three Round 17 Results fantastic games of netball when we played Pines, in perfect conditions at Linen House. A Grade The C Grade girls played their best game for the Langwarrin 41 def 31 Mornington season and that was what was needed to come out Chelsea 32 def by 60 Frankston YCW on top of a classy Pines teams. Pines 36 def by 63 Edi-Asp The B Grade girls had their colours lowered again and Mt Eliza 52 def 46 Seaford for the first time in Eagles history, the B team has lost 2 Karingal 39 def by 40 Bonbeach games within a home and away season. Full credit goes to Pines who were by far the better team on the day. B Grade When the two top A Grade teams play, you expect a terrific, high class game of netball and this game did Langwarrin 55 def 28 Mornington not disappoint! Well done to the girls for combining Chelsea 22 def by 73 Frankston YCW brilliantly and coming away with a good strong win Pines 53 def 46 Edi-Asp against a quality opposition. Mt Eliza 61 def 24 Seaford This week we play Mt Eliza at the Chelsea courts in the Karingal 40 def by 61 Bonbeach last round for the season and once again “the pressure will be on” across all grades so make sure all Eagle C Grade supporters get down to support the girls against our old nemesis! Games begin at 12pm. Langwarrin 23 def 19 Mornington On the social calendar we have our last home game Chelsea 41 def 32 Frankston YCW luncheon & the reunion of the new ‘old boys’ ‘89 Pines 28 def by 55 Edi-Asp Premiership team. Mt Eliza 46 def 38 Seaford Presentation Night is at Regent Park on the 3rd Karingal 13 def by 46 Bonbeach October. More details to follow. The destination and date for the end of season trip away is being finalised so make sure you see Renee or Wendy to vote for your preferred date. Good luck to all Eagle Teams playing this week and as Seaford Tigers we approach the finals - 2014 The season that was...This week we reflect on the year that was and there are many highlights that Soar Eagles!!! come to mind. Sooo many that I cannot possibly list or remember any of them. It has been clearly identified that our off field performances well and truly shone above our on field. But at the end of the day we really came together as a team and the scoreboard never reflected the true intensity of the game (dedicated to Foota & Tahlia). Tiger Lilies, Tigernettes, Seaf girls, I can’t think of a better bunch. Thank you for being you. Oh and thanks to Tanya and Jen for whipping up some salads for Saturday night’s 10k draw. Went down a treat. We hope you have enjoyed 2014’s edition of Tiger talk. Sea whaa? SEAFORD. Prez signing off for 2014. GO TIGES!

32 www.peninsulafnl.com.au Club Notes Langwarrin Kangaroos A Grade Well the last round is finally here and unfortunately our finals inclusions all revolve around today’s matches Team P W L D F Agst % Pts against a formidable YCW and on one or two other Edi-Asp 17 16 0 1 1142 355 321.69 66 games. This round we take on YCW very early in the Pines 17 14 1 2 901 461 195.44 60 morning at Jubilee Park. Mt Eliza 17 12 4 1 797 588 135.54 50 C grade unfortunately can’t make the top 4 regardless Fston YCW 17 12 5 0 806 570 141.40 48 of their result today. They will however be giving it their all after just falling short last meeting. The Langwarrin 17 11 6 0 639 669 95.52 44 season will be celebrated hopefully with a win. Seaford 17 6 11 0 624 703 88.76 24 B grade with the help of Lisa in defence played a Mornington 17 6 11 0 600 773 77.62 24 great game against the doggies putting into practice Chelsea 17 3 14 0 557 889 62.65 12 everything they’ve been focussing on at training. Bonbeach 17 3 14 0 520 850 61.18 12 Taking on an undefeated unit today, needing the win and for pines to lose their game against the doggies Karingal 17 0 17 0 386 1114 34.65 0 to climb into 4th place. B Grade Ohhhhhhh the suspense is killing me...... Team P W L D F Agst % Pts A grade were a little inconsistent throughout their game but pulled out a ripping last quarter to take Fston YCW 17 17 0 0 990 456 217.11 68 down the doggies. Defensive domination from Edi-Asp 17 14 3 0 865 441 196.15 56 Maddie Mac saw her intercepting like a boss and Mt Eliza 17 14 3 0 755 545 138.53 56 pulling those rebounds in from mid air, it was just special to watch. Today’s game is DO OR DIE for us. A Pines 17 10 7 0 707 591 119.63 40 win is absolutely needed and our percentage needs Langwarrin 17 9 7 1 563 568 99.12 38 to sky rocket to get into that much wanted finals Bonbeach 17 7 9 1 686 709 96.76 30 series. What a great round this will be. Tears will be Seaford 17 6 11 0 613 764 80.24 24 shed, character will be tested and memories will be made. Not to forget our hard working Jubes team Mornington 17 4 13 0 542 866 62.59 16 who have maintained their 2nd spot, playing their Chelsea 17 2 14 1 462 845 54.67 10 last game today. Finals fever is in the air and the girls Karingal 17 0 16 1 486 884 54.98 2 are very excited about their ability to take this all the way and grab that grand final win. C Grade Good luck to the lads today also who look certain to Team P W L D F Agst % Pts be playing September footy. Edi-Asp 17 17 0 0 1014 350 289.71 68 Fston YCW 17 14 3 0 718 426 168.54 56 Pines 17 11 6 0 667 495 134.75 44 Chelsea 17 11 6 0 679 534 127.15 44 Langwarrin 17 9 8 0 539 560 96.25 36 Seaford 17 8 9 0 582 690 84.35 32 Mt Eliza 17 7 10 0 573 557 102.87 28 Mornington 17 4 13 0 496 737 67.3 16 Bonbeach 17 3 14 0 519 759 68.38 12 Karingal 17 1 16 0 199 878 22.67 4

www.peninsulafnl.com.au 33 Club Notes Mornington Bulldogs Chelsea Seagulls Its was lovely playing outside on Saturday in the Although our A and B girls couldn’t come away with sunshine against Langwarrin! a win we played so well on the day. With so many A Grade girls played one awesome game! With injuries our girls did a great job to finish out the games only 7 players the girls played all 4 quarters with with 7 on the court. Sal and Ness dominating in our determination. Unfortunately they ran out of steam defense, best games from both ladies. And chelsea and in the last 5 minutes of the game with the final score Kate continue to stand out in our attack. being 31-41. Each and every player did there part And what a win for our C girls!! Defeating ycw by 9 and the support between the girls on the court was incredible. By lifting each others spirits they played a points! The girls went in hard from the very first center very controlled and fast paced game driving in into pass and came back even stronger in the second half!! the goal circle from all angles. It was an amazing team After losing a few players due to injury the girls knew effort by each Mornington player!! Very proud coach. they had give it their absolute all! Wow what a game! B grade gave it all they could on Saturday with a team They have become such a strong team throughout the full of injuries the girls held their own. Langwarrin season and are looking to be fierce. put up a great fight and proved to be too strong for We would like to thank our major sponsors Chelsea the girls. Coming to the end of the season I’m sure all Heights Hotel, OA Recruitment and Hocking Stuart. the girls can say they’ve given it their all. With great intercepts and defensive work by Eliza and Zoe the We look forward to finishing the season on a high girls were looking good, not to mention Leah, Beth and coming away with wins from all teams this week and Molly putting up some great shots. Our mid court against Bonbeach. was strong with Grace, Dani and Bec all working well together to get the ball down the court. The girls played Karingal Bulls a great game.C grade came out strong with Gabby and Great effort last week girls! Courtney moving the ball down the court with speed C grade tried their hardest and showed a much and accuracy into our goalers Bri and Kayla who were improved game! standing strong amongst some tough defensive moves B grade fought hard and started off the game very from Langwarrins defense. A drawn game at qtr time close! the girls lifted and were a goal ahead going into the A grade battled to the end and kept the score close 2nd half. Maddy and Erica worked hard in defense but to the very end! Great work girls! We are looking Langwarrin got away from us and we were 2 goals forward to out last game against Seaford this week! down at 3qtr time. All of the girls put in for a big last qtr Goodluck to all teams! but it wasn’t enough and we came away with a 4 goal loss. Well done to all the C grade girls on a brilliant nail biting performance, you all worked hard and the score does not reflect the game. Bonbeach Sharkettes Club Championship Three great wins last week at Karingal with the C’s Club A B C Total kicking off with a convincing win led by the 2 Jess’s around goals,Steph & Rachael in the midcourt and Edi-Asp 49.5 28 17 94.5 Ally,Amber, Ruby, Kirsty & Sam in defence. Fston YCW 36 34 14 84 The B’s got it together in the 2nd half to play some Pines 45 20 11 76 great Netball and win comfortably in the end. Good Mt Eliza 37.5 28 7 72.5 games to Carly & Alana around goals, Jodie, Jo in the Midcourt and Denae & Bec in defence. Langwarrin 33 19 9 61 The A’s won a thriller by 1 goal topping off a great Seaford 18 12 8 38 day for the club. Jayde, Kate, Bern, Emily & Steph Mornington 18 8 4 30 were of many that played well. Bonbeach 9 15 3 27 This weeks lets end the season on a good note Chelsea 9 5 11 25 welcoming our neighbours Chelsea. Karingal 0 1 1 2 Go Sharkettes

34 www.peninsulafnl.com.au Club Notes Frankston YCW StoneKittens Pines Pythonettes C grade this week unfortunately has a loss. Loz Barry We went into last round with the mindset of giving it had a solid game with tones of pressure, kept her our all - doing our best - playing the best we possibly composure and played like how we need to in finals. could.. Playing Edi Asp was always going to be a tough Kirby’s attitude was spot on and the whole game stayed game in all grades. positive and focused as well as putting in play some C Grade played a great strong game all day but just things we have been working on- let’s work hard at couldn’t push hard enough going down by 22 goals. training girls and go our fighting next week. A Grade also had a tough game and with players being B grade had a great game by all, with some excellent moved about it was going to a battle and a battle we plays. Great to see drills and areas we are working on could not overcome. at training Inputted into our game. Channelling and special awareness today was fantastic. Best on goes B grade what an exciting game - the girls played strong to max for her outstanding defensive pressure, she hard netball from the first whistle & came out WINNERS stood tall and strong and got many intercepts. Also - fairly played fairly umpired & a great battle between Woking hard in defense was Sarah Rolly with her go go two great teams... To our girls you played such a gadget arms!! She shut down the WA at every centre fantastic game not giving up for one second pass and got lots of hands to the ball. Overall the team Good luck today ladies let’s finish of the year on a did an outstanding job in what was a physical game positive note heading into finals. Be proud of what we especially for the goalers. Special mention to Loz A for stand for Red & Green an excellent game, she slotted it nicely into the team Go Pythonettes and played very well. A grade is fighting brilliantly to stay in the top 4 on the ladder, on the weekend finishing the day off again with another big win for YCW. The Stonekitten’s defensive pressure and boxing out caused many turnovers and our conversion rate, Rubie applied fantastic pressure causing many turnovers and Sal complimenting her at the offensive end of the court moving brilliantly with strong fast passes. Great job to all!! Mt Eliza Red Legs Friday night we kicked off our ‘white ribbon round’ with 3 great wins. C grade girls, were fantastic! The Nepean & Peninsula goalers shot very well and the centre court girls played an outstanding game. Great work by the NEtball defenders who worked very hard. Well done! B grade girls played strong game. Defenders as usual kept us Vote Count Dinner going. Accurate shooting by the goalers and our centre court players did a great job around the court. A grade sealed a finals spot with their win. Many Wednesday 10th September, 2014 thanks again to the Seaford girls for accommodating Frankston RSL our ladies day and especially those who attended! Cranbourne Road, Frankston Was great to see you there. Special mention to all the ladies who worked so hard to make it a special round 6.00pm for 6.30pm start lead by our stellar VP Jess Whitfort. Bring on Edi asp and September... Contact your club for further details Go Redlegs!

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ROUND 1 - Saturday 5 April Saturday 24 May - BYE ROUND 13 - Saturday 19 July Langwarrin 14.14.98 v 4.6.30 Karingal AFL VIC COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS Langwarrin 17.15.117 v 7.5.47 Chelsea Fston YCW 22.11.143 v 9.3.57 Pines PENINSULA 6.5.41 v 18.18.126 GEELONG Fston YCW 14.9.93 v 9.4.58 Bonbeach Seaford 7.10.52 v 20.10.130 Bonbeach ROUND 7 - Saturday 31 May Mornington 14.11.95 v 10.17.77 Seaford Sunday 6 April Langwarrin 12.6.78 v 13.15.93 Edi-Asp Edi-Asp 23.22.160 v 4.4.28 Karingal Mornington 8.7.55 v 12.14.86 Mt Eliza Fston YCW 8.10.58 v 10.11.71 Mornington Pines 9.8.62 v 12.5.77 Mt Eliza Edi-Asp 15.7.97 v 8.7.55 Chelsea Pines 10.11.71 v 13.13.91 Seaford ROUND 14 - Saturday 26 July ROUND 2 - Saturday 12 April Mt Eliza 9.7.61 v 13.16.94 Bonbeach Bonbeach 14.10.94 v 8.9.57 Langwarrin Pines 6.7.43 v 10.15.75 Langwarrin Chelsea 16.12.108 v 8.14.62 Karingal Seaford 6.9.45 v 14.15.99 Fston YCW Mt Eliza 7.6.48 v 11.12.78 Fston YCW ROUND 8 - Saturday 7 June Edi-Asp 11.14.80 v 9.14.68 Mornington Karingal 8.3.51 v 12.18.90 Mornington QUEENS BIRTHDAY WEEKEND Karingal 4.16.40 v 10.14.74 Pines Mt Eliza 20.7.127 v 9.10.64 Chelsea Chelsea 11.7.73 v 10.8.68 Seaford Mornington 14.7.91 v 9.12.66 Langwarrin GOOD FRIDAY 18 April Fston YCW 13.14.92 v 6.11.47 Chelsea ROUND 15 - Saturday 2 August Bonbeach 6.8.44 v 13.7.85 Edi-Asp Edi-Asp 11.16.82 v 8.10.58 Pines Langwarrin 21.14.140 v 10.9.69 Seaford Seaford 13.19.97 v 11.12.78 Mt Eliza Fston YCW 9.13.67 v 9.6.60 Edi-Asp EASTER 19 April - BYE Bonbeach 21.18.144 v 3.5.23 Karingal Chelsea 10.13.73 v 11.12.78 Mornington Pines 5.9.39 v 16.17.113 Bonbeach ROUND 9 - Saturday 14 June ROUND 3 - Saturday 26 April Mt Eliza 25.12.162 v 12.9.81 Karingal Langwarrin 5.6.36 v 12.8.80 Fston YCW ANZAC DAY ROUND ROUND 16 - Saturday 9 August Langwarrin 13.9.87 v 8.13.61 Mt Eliza Pines 11.10.76 v 10.10.70 Mornington Edi-Asp 11.9.75 v 14.13.97 Langwarrin Fston YCW 28.20.188 v 1.4.10 Karingal Mt Eliza 11.9.75 v 9.13.67 Edi-Asp Mornington 6.5.41 v 14.21.105 Fston YCW Mornington 15.21.111 v 10.8.68 Bonbeach Karingal 10.7.67 v 9.13.67 Seaford Seaford 10.17.77 v 18.13.121 Pines Chelsea 4.4.28 v 7.7.49 Bonbeach Edi-Asp 12.12.84 v 10.14.74 Seaford Bonbeach 13.12.90 v 12.10.82 Mt Eliza ROUND 10 - Saturday 21 June Pines 14.11.95 v 7.8.50 Chelsea Karingal 14.9.93 v 8.12.60 Chelsea Mt Eliza 11.18.84 v 10.8.68 Langwarrin RO UND 4 - Saturday 3 May ROUND 17 - Saturday 16 August Karingal 5.7.37 v 16.14.110 Fston YCW UMPIRES APPRECIATION RND Bonbeach 16.14.110 v 11.12.78 Mornington VOLUNTEER ROUND Karingal 1.4.10 v 23.20.158 Edi-Asp Langwarrin 6.6.42 v 9.14.68 Mornington Seaford 9.8.62 v 15.7.97 Edi-Asp Bonbeach 9.12.66 v 6.11.47 Fston YCW Chelsea 6.11.47 v 17.15.117 Fston YCW Chelsea 12.12.84 v 14.11.95 Pines Seaford 12.15.87 v 13.17.95 Mornington Pines 11.3.69 v 13.13.91 Edi-Asp Chelsea 5.7.37 v 16.17.113 Langwarrin ROUND 11 - Saturday 28 June Mt Eliza 8.10.58 v 9.17.71 Seaford Mt Eliza 20.13.133 v 9.12.66 Pines Langwarrin 9.16.70 v 12.10.82 Pines Karingal 5.6.36 v 26.20.176 Bonbeach Fston YCW 12.16.88 v 7.2.44 Mt Eliza ROUND 5 - Saturday 10 May ROUND 18 - Saturday 23 August Mornington 20.23.143 v 9.5.59 Karingal PINK FOOTBALL & NETBALL ROUND VOLUNTEER ROUND Langwarrin 11.11.77 v 12.9.81 Bonbeach Edi-Asp 13.20.98 v 11.19.85 Bonbeach Frankston YCW v Langwarrin Fston YCW 16.12.108 v 9.8.62 Seaford Seaford 12.20.92 v 9.9.63 Chelsea Mornington v Pines Mornington 18.13.121 v 12.13.85 Edi-Asp ROUND 12 - Saturday 5 July Edi-Asp v Mt Eliza Pines 18.16.124 v 7.6.48 Karingal SPLIT ROUND Seaford v Karingal Chelsea 10.14.74 v 10.14.74 Mt Eliza Pines 2.9.21 v 11.12.78 Fston YCW Bonbeach v Chelsea ROUND 6 - Saturday 17 May Sunday 6 July FINALS Chelsea 5.2.32 v 14.20.104 Edi-Asp Saturday 30 August Qualifying Seaford 12.9.81 v 14.18.102 Langwarrin Mt Eliza 2.13.25 v 9.7.61 Mornington Sunday 31 August Elimination Edi-Asp 9.11.65 v 22.20.152 Fston YCW Saturday 12 July Saturday 6 September 2nd Semi Mornington 18.14.122 v 9.13.67 Chelsea SPLIT ROUND Sunday 7 September 1st Semi Bonbeach 20.18.138 v 7.8.50 Pines Karingal 7.15.57 v 16.12.108 Langwarrin Sunday 14 September Preliminary Karingal 7.13.55 v 13.21.99 Mt Eliza Bonbeach 16.14.110 v 4.13.37 Seaford Sunday 21 September Grand Final

36 www.peninsulafnl.com.au NEPEAN NETBALL - ROUND 17 UPDATE A Grade Team P W L D F Agst % Pts Round 17 Results Tyabb 17 16 0 1 1062 512 207.42 66 Crib Point 17 16 1 0 1009 415 243.13 64 A Grade Rye 17 13 3 1 984 506 194.47 54 Rye 48 def 33 Somerville Devon M 17 11 6 0 807 510 158.24 44 Sorrento 12 def by 63 Frankston Red Hill 17 10 7 0 881 709 124.26 40 Devon Meadows 45 def 27 Hastings Somerville 17 9 8 0 815 635 128.35 36 Tyabb 81 def 22 Rosebud Dromana 17 8 9 0 698 771 90.53 32 Red Hill 41 def by 47 Crib Point Pearcedale 17 5 12 0 623 838 74.34 20 Pearcedale 38 def by 49 Dromana Rosebud 17 5 12 0 574 921 62.32 20 Hastings 17 4 13 0 568 857 66.28 16 B Grade Frankston 17 4 13 0 459 815 56.32 16 Rye 24 def by 63 Somerville Sorrento 17 0 17 0 259 1250 20.72 0 Sorrento 17 def by 59 Frankston B Grade Devon Meadows 65 def 13 Hastings Team P W L D F Agst % Pts Tyabb 42 def 29 Rosebud Somerville 17 14 3 0 894 476 187.82 56 Red Hill 10 def by 76 Crib Point Crib Point 17 13 3 1 787 455 172.97 54 Pearcedale 46 def 25 Dromana Devon M 17 13 3 1 773 468 165.17 54 Frankston 17 13 4 0 755 479 157.62 52 Tyabb 17 13 4 0 714 493 144.83 52 C Grade Pearcedale 17 9 8 0 652 627 103.99 36 Rye 14 def by 23 Somerville Rye 17 8 9 0 624 585 106.67 32 Sorrento 12 def by 34 Frankston Sorrento 17 8 9 0 558 598 93.31 32 Devon Meadows 53 def 9 Hastings Red Hill 17 4 13 0 395 847 46.64 16 Tyabb 25 def by 31 Rosebud Rosebud 17 3 13 1 429 674 63.65 14 Red Hill 31 def by 32 Crib Point Dromana 17 2 15 0 409 768 53.26 8 Pearcedale 39 def 23 Dromana Hastings 17 0 16 1 361 881 40.98 2 C Grade 17 & Under Tyabb 16 def by 42 Rosebud Team P W L D F Agst % Pts Red Hill 53 def 14 Crib Point Devon M 17 14 3 0 561 308 182.14 56 Crib Point 17 14 3 0 535 319 167.71 56 Red Hill 17 13 4 0 653 372 175.54 52 Pearcedale 17 12 4 1 613 406 150.99 50 Frankston 17 11 5 1 535 400 133.75 46 Somerville 17 11 5 1 459 345 133.04 46 Dromana 17 7 8 2 461 420 109.76 32 Rye 17 6 10 1 381 399 95.49 26 Sorrento 17 5 12 0 339 457 74.18 20 Rosebud 17 3 14 0 321 536 59.89 12 Tyabb 17 3 14 0 284 598 47.49 12 Club Championship Hastings 17 0 17 0 178 760 23.42 0 Club A B C 17s Total 17 & Under Crib Point 48 27 14 0 89 Team P W L D F Agst % Pts Tyabb 49.5 26 3 2 80.5 Devon M 33 27 14 4 78 Sorrento 12 10 2 0 398 215 185.12 40 Rye 40.5 16 6.5 9 72 Rosebud 13 10 3 0 421 257 163.81 40 Somerville 27 28 11.5 - 66.5 Red Hill 14 10 4 0 475 337 140.95 40 Red Hill 30 8 13 10 61 Rye 13 9 4 0 386 283 136.40 36 Pearcedale 15 18 12.5 7 52.5 Pearcedale 12 7 5 0 341 338 100.89 28 Frankston 12 26 11.5 - 49.5 Devon M 13 4 9 0 282 366 77.05 16 Dromana 24 4 8 - 36 Tyabb 14 2 12 0 244 403 60.55 8 Rosebud 15 7 3 10 35 Crib Point 13 0 13 0 146 494 29.55 0 Sorrento 0 16 5 10 31 Hastings 12 1 0 - 13

www.peninsulafnl.com.au 37 NEPEAN FOOTBALL - ROUND 17 UPDATE Seniors Team P W L D For Agst % Pts Round 17 Crib Point 17 14 3 0 1697 1338 126.83 56 Sorrento 17 13 4 0 1737 1009 172.15 52 SENIORS Rye 1.7 4.16 8.20 13.23.101 Dromana 17 13 4 0 2000 1176 170.07 52 Somerville 1.2 7.4 10.5 14.7.91 Red Hill 17 13 4 0 1609 975 165.03 52 Sorrento 5.5 10.12 11.16 15.19.109 Rye 17 10 7 0 1435 1346 106.61 40 Frankston 1.2 3.2 3.4 5.5.35 Rosebud 17 9 8 0 1499 1216 123.27 36 Devon M 2.4 5.10 6.13 8.16.64 Hastings 17 8 9 0 1624 1242 130.76 32 Hastings 3.1 8.3 13.9 20.15.135 Somerville 17 7 10 0 1351 1574 85.83 28 Tyabb 0.1 2.3 3.3 4.3.27 Devon M 17 6 11 0 1253 1382 90.67 24 Rosebud 5.9 10.12 16.19 25.20.170 Frankston 17 6 11 0 1196 1592 75.13 24 Pearcedale 17 3 14 0 1242 2002 62.04 12 Red Hill 1.6 3.12 9.16 16.21.117 Crib Point 6.1 8.2 8.3 8.3.51 Tyabb 17 0 17 0 868 2659 32.64 0 Pearcedale 3.0 5.8 11.11 11.11.77 Reserves Dromana 10.3 15.8 20.16 29.23.197 Team P W L D For Agst % Pts RESERVES Somerville 17 14 3 0 1288 658 195.74 56 Rye 1.3 2.6 4.8 8.8.56 Devon M 17 12 5 0 1129 667 169.27 48 Somerville 1.3 3.7 5.10 7.10.52 Hastings 17 12 5 0 1090 705 154.61 48 Sorrento 5.1 6.2 8.3 9.5.59 Sorrento 17 10 6 1 937 741 126.45 42 Frankston 0.3 4.5 5.6 8.7.55 Dromana 17 10 7 0 1177 830 141.81 40 Devon M 2.0 4.3 4.4 4.4.28 Rosebud 17 10 7 0 1050 787 133.42 40 Hastings 1.3 2.5 4.8 11.10.76 Rye 17 10 7 0 1031 901 114.43 40 Tyabb 0.0 1.2 1.4 2.5.17 Frankston 17 9 8 0 1078 782 137.85 36 Rosebud 7.3 10.4 17.8 25.12.162 Crib Point 17 6 11 0 840 1014 82.84 24 Red Hill 4.2 8.4 11.6 13.9.87 Red Hill 17 5 11 1 863 963 89.62 22 Crib Point 2.1 2.4 3.6 5.6.36 Pearcedale 17 3 14 0 557 1648 33.80 12 Pearcedale 0.2 0.3 4.4 5.4.34 Tyabb 17 0 17 0 352 1696 20.75 0 Dromana 6.4 12.5 15.9 21.14.140 U18’s Under 18’s Rye 0.0 0.1 0.2 0.2.2 Team P W L D For Agst % Pts Somerville 6.3 9.12 17.15 25.18.168 Rosebud 17 16 0 1 1370 646 212.07 66 Sorrento 5.2 9.9 14.11 23.14.152 Sorrento 17 12 5 0 1321 813 162.48 48 Frankston 1.0 2.0 4.1 5.1.31 Pearcedale 17 12 5 0 1153 829 139.08 48 Devon 1.0 3.3 6.6 8.7.55 Mt Eliza 17 12 5 0 984 765 128.63 48 Mt Eliza 5.3 7.3 9.3 10.7.67 Devon M 17 11 5 1 1311 855 153.33 46 Tyabb-Hastings 0.2 3.5 5.6 6.8.44 Somerville 17 11 6 0 1247 751 166.05 44 Rosebud 3.4 7.6 10.8 15.11.101 Red Hill 17 8 9 0 1133 903 125.47 32 Red Hill 3.2 7.3 9.6 11.7.73 Dromana 17 8 9 0 1279 1074 119.09 32 Crib Point 3.1 3.4 4.7 7.9.51 Tyabb-Hastings 17 4 12 1 797 1117 71.35 18 Pearcedale 2.1 4.3 7.7 13.10.88 Crib Point 17 3 13 1 689 1129 61.03 14 Dromana 0.4 1.7 2.8 3.9.27 Frankston 17 3 14 0 790 1224 64.54 12 Rye 17 0 17 0 299 2267 13.19 0 Club Championship Club Snrs Res U18 Total Sorrento 39 21 12 72 Dromana 39 20 8 67 Rosebud 27 20 16.5 63.5 Somerville 21 28 11 60 Red Hill 39 11 8 58 Crib Point 42 12 3.5 57.5 Devon M 18 24 11.5 53.5 Hastings 24 24 4.5 52.5 Rye 30 20 0 50 Frankston 18 18 3.5 39.5 Pearcedale 9 6 12 27 Tyabb 0 0 4.5 4.5 38 www.peninsulafnl.com.au SENIORS Rye 1.7 4.16 8.20 13.23.101 Somerville 1.2 7.4 10.5 14.7.91 Sorrento 5.5 10.12 11.16 15.19.109 Frankston 1.2 3.2 3.4 5.5.35 Devon M 2.4 5.10 6.13 8.16.64 Hastings 3.1 8.3 13.9 20.15.135 Tyabb 0.1 2.3 3.3 4.3.27 Rosebud 5.9 10.12 16.19 25.20.170 Red Hill 1.6 3.12 9.16 16.21.117 Crib Point 6.1 8.2 8.3 8.3.51 Pearcedale 3.0 5.8 11.11 11.11.77 Dromana 10.3 15.8 20.16 29.23.197 RESERVES Rye 1.3 2.6 4.8 8.8.56 Somerville 1.3 3.7 5.10 7.10.52 Sorrento 5.1 6.2 8.3 9.5.59 Frankston 0.3 4.5 5.6 8.7.55 Devon M 2.0 4.3 4.4 4.4.28 Hastings 1.3 2.5 4.8 11.10.76 Tyabb 0.0 1.2 1.4 2.5.17 Rosebud 7.3 10.4 17.8 25.12.162 Red Hill 4.2 8.4 11.6 13.9.87 Crib Point 2.1 2.4 3.6 5.6.36 Pearcedale 0.2 0.3 4.4 5.4.34 Dromana 6.4 12.5 15.9 21.14.140 U18’s Rye 0.0 0.1 0.2 0.2.2 Somerville 6.3 9.12 17.15 25.18.168 Sorrento 5.2 9.9 14.11 23.14.152 Frankston 1.0 2.0 4.1 5.1.31 Devon 1.0 3.3 6.6 8.7.55 Mt Eliza 5.3 7.3 9.3 10.7.67 Tyabb-Hastings 0.2 3.5 5.6 6.8.44 Rosebud 3.4 7.6 10.8 15.11.101 Red Hill 3.2 7.3 9.6 11.7.73 Crib Point 3.1 3.4 4.7 7.9.51 Pearcedale 2.1 4.3 7.7 13.10.88 Dromana 0.4 1.7 2.8 3.9.27 Nepean Hwy Nepean Wells St St Thompson

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