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ISSUE 16 JULY 30, 2016 #OWNTHESOUTH #OWNTHESOUTH WHAT’S HAPPENING AT SFNL HQ? DAVID CANNIZZO, SFNL CEO @SFNLCEO Update on SFNL Women’s Football Sponsorship, Competition Structure and Club Operational checklist. I am delighted to provide an update on the Southern Football Netball League 2017 Women’s Football competition. Reminder Voice of the South: Fan Engagement Survey – Match Day Last week we held our first education session for clubs that have A reminder that the SFNL recently launched its third survey from expressed in fielding a women’s football team in 2017 or beyond. the Voice of the South initiative. The session covered some fantastic topics presented by quality speakers: This month’s survey, which closes in the next week, focuses on Match Day and we would love to hear your thoughts around our • Junior club relationships – Emily McIntyre current platforms. (SMJFL Football Operations Manager) The League again will be giving away a $50 gift card to two randomly • Club culture assessment and impact – Darren Flanigan (VWFL chosen people each month who complete the survey, and $500 to the Competitions Manager) and Courtney Morath (SFNL Women in club that submits the most completed surveys. Sport Portfolio Member) Again, congratulations to Dingley Football Netball Club as last • Needs of women and girls – Chyloe Kurdas month’s winners of $500 and the winners of our $50 gift cards, (AFL Victoria Female Development Manager) Ryan Imeson of Endeavour Hills FC and Bianca Broman of the CPL. • Recruitment strategies – Darren Flanigan The results from last month’s survey “Engagement” have begun being processed and some valuable learning has been highlighted • Club and female team development resources already. With over 600 survey responses, the league now has – Brett Phillips (SFNL Women’s Football Project Officer) some key data to inform our future engagement plans across key platforms in Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Video, Website, SFNL • The next steps with club development support - Brett Phillips Live, Record, Radio and Email. The purpose of the education sessions is to provide our clubs with Why we partake! as much support through knowledge and helpful resources to assist We are in that period of the football and netball season where the days their drive in forming a women’s football team. The additional part to are extremely cold and the motivation to participate can sometimes that is ensuring they are informed as much as possible to make the be tested. It is sometimes hard to find that motivation when finals are women’s team sustainable. no longer a possibility, however I encourage our community to remind Women’s Football Project Officer Brett Phillips has been working ourselves why we are involved. closely with each of the clubs that have expressed interest in We love the game (football and netball) and we love playing or being entering a team. Over the coming weeks, Brett will have a checklist involved with our mates. I encourage you all to keep that front of of things for each club to work through, so we understand where mind for the rest of the season and importantly stay focussed on clubs are at and to assist us to help them formulate action plans. setting the appropriate behaviour on and off the field and court. The next education session will be held for clubs in August and will Best of luck this weekend everyone! cover Government/Facilities, Financial Viability and Sustainability, Official Publication of the Southern Football Netball League – ABN 81 295 351 439 Level 1, 145 Keys Road, Moorabbin Chief Executive Officer: David Cannizzo PO Box 1018, Moorabbin VIC 3189 GM-Operations: Adam Sparrow - 0429 120 203 P: 9553 5644 | F: 9553 5655 Tribunal Venue: Level 1, 145 Keys Road, Moorabbin Media Officer: Will Hunter - 0400 044 722 visit sfnl.com.au OFFICIAL PUBLISHER OF THE SOUTHERN FOOTBALL NETBALL LEAGUE RECORD COVER PHOTO: EVERARD FENTON, MEMENTO SPORTS SFNL.COM.AU | 1 SOUTHERN FOOTBALL NETBALL LEAGUE #OWNTHESOUTH SFNL MEDIA Join in the conversation! MATCH OF GET LIVE SCORES THE DAY AND MATCH OF THE DAY DIVISION 1 COMMENTARY AT Southern Football Saturday 30th July Netball League @SouthernFNL @SouthernFL CHELTENHAM #ownthesouth V MORDIALLOC Jack Barker Oval, Cheltenham On Air: 2pm - 5pm sfnllive.com.au Game Start Time: 2:15pm CASELLA CODE WORD: Umpire Listen to The 5th Quarter and text in the Code Word for your chance to win a Yellowtail Wine SFNL - Match of the Day Broadcast Prize Pack courtesy of Casella Family Brands. NEW NAME, SAME AWARD WINNING SHOW Join Wiz, Beany and the Bug every Sunday morning for a full wrap of the weekend’s SFNL matches. THIS WEEK’S GUEST STEVE MUSCAT ENDEAVOUR HILLS SENIOR COACH LIVE ON 88.3 SOUTHERN FM 2 | SFNL RECORD 2016 SFNL.COM.AU | 3 SOUTHERN FOOTBALL NETBALL LEAGUE SFNL TIPSTERS DAVE WILL BEANY THE BUG JOHNNY HAMMERS WIZ Div 1 Mordialloc Mordialloc Mordialloc Mordialloc Mordialloc Mordialloc Mordialloc St Pauls East Malvern East Malvern East Malvern St Pauls East Malvern East Malvern Dingley Dingley Dingley Dingley Dingley Dingley Dingley St Kilda City St Kilda City St Kilda City St Kilda City St Kilda City St Kilda City St Kilda City Bentleigh Bentleigh Bentleigh Bentleigh Bentleigh Oakleigh District Bentleigh Div 2 Skye Skye Skye Skye Skye Skye Skye Caulfield Caulfield Caulfield Caulfield Caulfield Keysborough Caulfield Port Colts Port Colts Port Colts Port Colts Port Colts Port Colts Port Colts Hampton Hampton Hampton Hampton Hampton Hampton Hampton Chelsea Heights Chelsea Heights Highett Chelsea Heights Highett Highett Highett Div 3 Lyndale Lyndale Lyndale Endeavour Hills Lyndale Lyndale Lyndale Ashwood Ashwood Ashwood Ashwood Ashwood Ashwood Ashwood South Yarra Hallam South Yarra Hallam South Yarra South Yarra South Yarra Lyndhurst Lyndhurst Lyndhurst Lyndhurst Lyndhurst Lyndhurst Lyndhurst Mount Waverley Mount Waverley Mount Waverley Mount Waverley Mount Waverley Mount Waverley Mount Waverley Moorabbin Moorabbin Moorabbin Moorabbin Moorabbin Moorabbin Moorabbin LAST WEEK 11 11 12 12 12 13 14 TOTAL 172 173 174 174 173 171 176 DIVISION 1 DIVISION 2 DIVISION 3 ROUND 14 ROUND 16 ROUND 15 LYNDALE V ENDEAVOUR HILLS CHELTENHAM V MORDIALLOC SKYE V BLACK ROCK KEYSBOROUGH V CAULFIELD ASHWOOD V DANDENONG ST PAULS V EAST MALVERN SOUTH YARRA V HALLAM PORT COLTS V HEATHERTON LYNDHURST V CLAYTON V DINGLEY SPRINGVALE DISTRICTS CARRUM PATTERSON LAKES V HAMPTON ST KILDA CITY V EAST BRIGHTON DOVETON EAGLES V HIGHETT V CHELSEA HEIGHTS MOUNT WAVERLEY OAKLEIGH DISTRICT V BENTLEIGH BYE: MURRUMBEENA MOORABBIN V SANDOWN 4 | SFNL RECORD 2016 SOUTHERN FOOTBALL NETBALL LEAGUE #OWNTHESOUTH DIVISION 1 RESULTS: ROUND 13 DIVISION 1: FRONT & CENTRE / WILL HUNTER @Will_Hunter89 Clayton’s remarkable mid-year resurgence has continued, upsetting the dominated in all facets of the game. DIVISION 1 SENIOR GAMBLING’S NOT A GAME DIVISION 1 RESERVE fancied Bentleigh by 18 points at Bentleigh Reserve, 9.12 (66) to 7.6 (48). Jimmy Ball and Jackson Peet were the standouts for the winners while TEAM P W L D F A % PTS TEAM P W L D F A % PTS In doing so, the Clays leapfrogged St Pauls to occupy a spot in the top five Cal McQueen was the chief destroyer up forward with his third consecutive Dingley 13 12 1 0 1448 585 247.52 48 Dingley 13 13 0 0 1250 421 296.91 52 for the first time since Round 1. six-goal haul. It was a hard-fought battle for most of the afternoon, with neither side able Caleb Mason was City’s sole goal kicker and Michael Shaw again it’s most Bentleigh 13 10 3 0 938 740 126.76 40 Cheltenham 13 9 3 1 1029 606 169.80 38 to gain a decisive advantage in the early stages. The scores were level at conspicuous player. E.B Bentleigh the half, with the home side’s accuracy in front of the sticks keeping them Mordialloc 13 9 4 0 905 607 149.09 36 13 9 4 0 954 775 123.10 36 ROUND 14 PREVIEW Vampires in the contest. CHELTENHAM vs MORDIALLOC (Jack Barker Oval) East Malvern 13 8 5 0 808 621 130.11 32 Bentleigh 13 8 5 0 1376 668 205.99 32 But the Clays lifted after the main break, with a five-goal third term The Bloods have been building nicely over the course of the last eight giving them the upper hand. Their ferocious tackling pressure has been Clayton 13 7 6 0 937 930 100.75 28 weeks, and have emerged as a genuine premiership threat. They are now East Malvern 13 7 6 0 816 831 98.19 28 a feature of their game in the last few weeks and was again a decisive in the box seat to secure the double chance courtesy of their enormous factor on Saturday. Oakleigh District 13 6 7 0 1000 890 112.36 24 Mordialloc 13 6 7 0 737 848 86.91 24 percentage of 149.09%. Gabby Irons and Aaron Mills were sensational for Clayton, but skipper The Rosellas, meanwhile, have injected some youth into the side in 2016 St Pauls 13 6 7 0 879 819 107.33 24 Clayton 13 5 7 1 748 1030 72.62 20 Jayden Gilmour was the clear standout after his blanket job on Bentleigh and although they are certainly building, they perhaps lack the class and star Pat Nicholls, who managed just one goal for the afternoon. Cheltenham 13 5 8 0 746 894 83.45 20 St Kilda City 13 3 10 0 781 1030 75.83 12 experience at the moment to challenge the big guns. Robbie Palazzolo was at his industrious best up forward, slotting three Mordialloc should win this comfortably. St Kilda City 13 2 11 0 704 1036 67.95 8 Oakleigh District 13 3 10 0 640 1315 48.67 12 goals for the winners.
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