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dromana tigers 1. Adam Hunter - Half Back Flanker / Onballer high achieving player has repre- sented State and League for several years

2. Paul Minchington - Accurate goal kicker that can split open oppositions de- fences with his passing. League and state rep 2013

4. Ryan Slocombe - Goalkicking on baller who is strong over the ball

5. Toby Banks - Small forward, accurate goal kick and marking belies his size. Has been league rep.

6. Braeden Dennis - Though small is extremely strong onballer. Accurate goal kicker given the chance

7. Matt Neratzoglou - Tall forward, very accurate goal kicker.

8. Daniel Waddell - Great backman who has played forward this season. Can be match winner. League rep 2013

9. Christian Ongarello - Very experienced strong marking backman.

11. Liam Hogan - Experienced centre man, has great hands. Accurate kick. Has been league rep

12. Michael Falconer - Physically strong high leaping ruckman.

14. Jay Neratzoglou - Strong marking backman who is one member of a tight back six. League rep 2013

15. Daniel Gormley - Half forward/ Onballer. Very quick, has unusual kicking style but very accurate. League rep 2013

26 www.nepeanfnl.com.au 16. Anthony Bruhn - High marking forward, very accurate. Works well up the ground. League rep 2013

17. Aaron Coyle - Strong mark and long kick who can play numerous positions.

18. Luke O’Neill - Tall strong ruckman/key position player. Very good in open play.

20. Beau McMurray - Hard running onballer/backman/wing very accurate around goal from distance.

21. Sam Geurts - Backline player. Very calm and makes good decisions. Accurate kick. U17s League rep 2013

22. Michael Hunter - Very experienced strong marking backman. Accurate kick to position and for goal.

24. Stuart Cleeve - Experienced premiership player who can play key position or ruck. Very mobile.

25. Rikki Johnston - Strong marking, goal kicking Centre Half Back. League and state rep in 2013

27. Terry Wheeler - Strong marking, goal kicking wingman. Has been league rep.

28. Daniel Geurts - Strong running onballer/backman.

29. Jarrad Wood - Strong onballer/ wingman.

41. Shaun Clarke - Hard running backman/wing very accurate around goal.

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Sorrento Reserves Dromana Reserves

COACH Brent Kenyon COACH Ash Chapman RUNNER Gary Taylor RUNNER Kai Williams TEAM MANAGER Daniel Goss TEAM MANAGER Roger Spaull

No. Surname First Name Age H W No. Surname First Name Age H W 5 FALCK Jack 23 179 79 3 JOYCE Scott 20 189 85 15 DANIHER Todd 24 186 88 10 ALLEN (C) Brad 34 181 80 17 PERKINS Dale 23 172 68 13 SAVAGE Jerred 21 190 89 18 KENYON Brent 32 185 95 17 COYLE Aaron 27 188 85 19 PITCHER James 26 175 76 19 LAWRENCE Damon 37 173 75 20 HOUNSELL Todd 28 180 87 20 McMURRAY Beau 23 185 86 24 CASPAR Jackson 20 184 79 23 PEAGRAM Bill 30 178 84 27 HAMMOND Gerard 20 183 75 26 THOMSON Seamus 38 197 96 28 MORGAN Jayden 19 189 77 31 BANKS Sam 24 170 70 31 SHEPHERD Jack 22 184 80 32 WORN Ryan 24 187 74 32 BALLOCH Aaron 22 190 75 33 MAESTRALE Daniel 33 179 85 34 CONOLLY Heath 23 183 77 34 LEE Daniel 39 181 79 35 LITTLEJOHN Matthew 26 186 84 35 HUTCHINSON Jay 23 185 94 37 FELDHOFER (C) Ben 29 175 82 36 QUIGLEY Jackson 20 182 80 39 GRANT Julian 25 182 78 37 WRIGHT Thomas 26 189 83 41 BRIGDEN Luke 19 191 75 38 VOELKL Kierran 23 178 68 42 O’CONNOR Liam 21 182 85 39 GILLIS Michael 30 175 97 43 PEART James 27 188 95 40 MUSGRAVE Aydn 19 176 74 45 JACKSON Atiba 22 188 93 42 NORTON Dylan 20 177 90 47 KILLEY Max 19 178 80 43 HUNTER Jarryd 24 184 75 49 BRIGGS Adrian 39 176 80 44 HAWKINS Ryan 22 184 84 50 LEVER Nick 25 172 65 45 DAY Dwayne 27 183 92 51 SICURO Tom 21 182 74 46 BECA Valbon 21 170 84 52 PATTISON Michael 30 183 75 49 WEARNE Nick 21 175 74 53 PARKER Kyle 28 190 96 50 POWELL Jack 21 181 78 54 WELLS (VC) Jackson 21 180 85 55 HEGGEN Mitchell 20 190 86 57 FELDHOFER Rikk 21 175 65 59 DONNELLY Klayton 24 181 74 60 OPPY Josh 23 178 80 62 DALES Tristan 28 180 81 58 NETTLEFOLD Ben 26 189 80 63 OLIVER Mark 30 190 85 59 NETTLEFOLD Josh 26 189 80 64 HELLMUTH Storm 24 176 74

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28 www.nepeanfnl.com.au Club Notes Rosebud Buds Somerville Eagles So close and yet…. In front of a bumper and vocal crowd A great win for the boys down at Rosebud last week sets the seniors played with sheer determination and put Sor- up another Grand Final for our Under 18’s, Great to see rento under extreme pressure all day. Despite trailing such a big vocal Somerville Crowd down there early last for most of the game the boys drew clear by 16 points week. I am sure that there will be many more here this with little more than 5-6 minutes left in the game and morning with the Eagle Army doing all it can to get the most thought we had got the job done. Unfortunately boys over the line, injuries took their toll and Sorrento found a way to kick 3 After the boys won last week attention turned to the unanswered goals in short time to sneak home with a 2 Netball court where our B Grade girls became the first point victory. The Club is extremely proud of the efforts Somerville Netball team to secure a Premiership. Con- of the team and congratulate Nick & Grub on the work gratulations to Kristy & the girls as their hard work during they have done to help take the Club to where we are. the year paid dividends. We clearly have a strong foundation on which to build to Back to matters football and we say to all the players take the next step next year. who participate today to look clearly ahead and make There are too many people to thank everyone individu- sure that Somerville is your football home, You are with ally in these notes so the Club extends a collective and your mates so stick around for the good times ahead. sincere thanks to everyone who has freely given up their Conduct yourself with the correct attitude on the day time for the Club – both during the season (on and off and hold your head high no matter what the result, the field) and in the successful hosting of the Nepean Thanks to the coaching staff who have all played in Un- League finals. A special thank you also to the volun- der 18s & Reserve Premiership teams at this club and teers from the Dromana FNC who assisted in the canteen appreciate the value of being loyal. They put their hand during the Preliminary Final – a great example of the lo- up to do the Coaching job and have had to make some cal footy community coming together. We also take this hard calls from time to time; but they did so with the full opportunity to acknowledge the vital contribution of all support of the committee. of our business partners – including our Platinum Spon- Today will be the culmination of nearly twelve months sors Rye & Dromana Community Bank, Barkies Home Ap- work and whatever the result your club and family will pliance Centre, Roberts Carpet Court, Alien Fitness and be proud. Icon Septech. SOCIAL: After the match today the rooms will be open Congratulations to our Club Best and Fairest Winners – from 200pm all Players, Members and Families welcome Matthew Payne (Seniors), James Tuff (Reserves), Stewart to come along. Mathieson (Under 18s), Heidi Krieger (Netball A), Emilee SPONSORS;The Somerville Football Cub wishes to thank Bone (Netball B) and Leshelle Benson (Netball C). Matt, all of it’s valued sponsors and we look forward to main- James & Stewart also did extremely well in the MPNFL taining a good working relationship for 2014. Nepean League Best & Fairest – with Matt finishing equal There is only one more thing to say and that is second and James & Stewart both finishing third. GO EAGLES!!!!!!!! Check out our ad in this Record & our website for details THE TOKEN REPORTER of football & netball coaching positions available for the 2014 Season. Finally a reminder that the Club Presentation Night will be held at the Rosebud Country Club on Saturday 21st September 2013 – starting at 6.30 pm for 7 pm. Tick- ets are $40 per person which includes a 2 course meal. Seating is limited so get in early to secure your tickets – see or call Mandy Newcombe (0405 192 094). Go Buds!

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Backs Christian Ongarello Jay NeratzoglouBacks Taylor Stratton ChristianDromana Ongarello Jay NeratzoglouDromana TaylorHastings Stratton Dromana Dromana Hastings

Half Backs

Darren Booth Rikki JohnstonHalf Backs (VC) Greg Bentley Rye Dromana Rosebud Darren Booth Rikki Johnston (VC) Greg Bentley Rye Dromana Rosebud

Centres

James Hallahan LeighCentres Treeby Colin McVeigh Sorrento Sorrento Hastings James Hallahan Leigh Treeby Colin McVeigh Sorrento Sorrento Hastings

Half Forwards Leigh Poholke BenHalf Holmes Forwards Anthony Bruhn Sorrento Rye Dromana Leigh Poholke Ben Holmes Anthony Bruhn Sorrento Rye Dromana

Forwards

Followers: Tony Mirabella PatForwards Heijden Chris Fortnam Interchange: Hastings Pearcedale Pearcedale Rhett Sutton (C) Tony Mirabella Pat Heijden Chris Fortnam Pat Cadd RyeFollowers: PearcedaleInterchange: Hastings Pearcedale Pearcedale MaRhetttthew Sutton Payne (C) RyanPat LonieCadd Rye Pearcedale Rosebud Frankston Bombers PaulMatthew Minchington Payne RowanRyan Hogenbirk Lonie Frankston Bombers DromanaRosebud Somerville Paul Minchington CaydnRowan Beetham Hogenbirk Dromana Sorrento Somerville Caydn Beetham Coach: Nick Claringbold Sorrento Sorrento

Coach: Nick Claringbold Sorrento www.nepeanfnl.com.au 31 Award Winners Bendigo Community Bank BEST & FAIREST SENIORS RESERVES UNDER 18’S GEORGE HOWARD BILL BOSSE OSBORNE MEDAL ARMSTRONG MEDAL MEDAL

Leigh Treeby Ryan Blake Corey Wood Sorrento Red Hill Red Hill Nepean TEAM OF THE YEAR 2013

32 www.nepeanfnl.com.au Bendigo Community Bank Bendigo Community Bank Award Winners GOAL KICKERS SENIORS RESERVES UNDER 18’S

Leigh Poholke Matthew Walters Jayden Tompkins Sorrento Devon Meadows Sorrento MVP YOUNG GUNS

Rhett Sutton Jack Hazendonk Jason Kingsbury Rye Devon Meadows Frankston Club Combined Club Most Disciplined Championship Championship Club

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PCN Sports Alliance in partnership with Victoria Police wish to advise you of Liquor Licensing Laws that will apply through-out the finals series.

There will now be specific allocated “WET” areas where you will be able to purchase and consume alcohol. These areas will be clearly defined & cordoned off with appropriate signs. No alcohol can be consumed outside these specified areas. No person under the age of 18 will be permitted inside these specified areas. Any person in possession of an open container of alcohol outside these specified area’s will be subject to $100 fine. No alcohol can be bought into the ground by the public. Police and Football club officials will be searching vehicles upon entry to the ground at all finals matches. Working towards a safe, family friendly environment.

Drawn Finals NO Finals WILL be replayed, in case of a draw in ANY finals games, EXTRA TIME WILL BE PLAYED.

In the event of scores being level at the elapsed time, the timekeepers are instructed to sound the siren. The field umpires shall then. a) Direct the goal umpires to consult with each other as to the correct score. Teams are required to stay on the ground until goal umpires confirm scores correct. b) On receiving confirmation that the scores are level instruct both captains that the match shall recommence with the teams kicking to the same end as in the final quarter and that two five minute periods (with time on) shall be played with teams exchanging ends after the first five minute period immediately after the siren sounds. c) Consult both captains as to their readiness to recommence the match. d) Hold the ball aloft to indicate to the timekeepers that the match is about to recommence. e) The timekeeper shall then sound the siren and the match will recommence. f) In the event of scores being level after the two five minute periods, a further two five minute periods (with time on) shall be played with clubs exchanging ends after the first five minute period. This process shall continue until there is a result. Coaches are not permitted to address players at any stage after the three-quarter time interval

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A Grand Finale Part 1: We can continue to build on our great working relationship with PCN Sports Alliance and would like to thank Congratulations to all the teams who have made the Chairman Stuart Gilchrist and the PCN Sports Alliance Nepean Grand Finals. All the hard work that you have board for their support during the year and to Ian Ben- undertaken is at the point of ultimate reward. It is now son, Sue Jones in the office we thank them for their up to you to perform on the day. For our umpires it is help and assistance during the year with notifications of pretty much the same. changes within the fixture during the year. Being awarded a Grand Final appointment is the pin- On behalf of the Board, I wish every umpire all the best nacle of any umpire’s season but your reward will come for your Grand Final appointment and do us proud when you walk off the ground knowing that you have when officiating in your matches.” fulfilled your coaches’ expectations and proved their con- fidence in selecting you was justified. We look forward to celebrating our year in umpiring with all umpires and their families at the Presentation Throughout the year the theme from the Umpiring De- Night to be held at the Frankston RSL. partment has been teamwork and communication and the consistent message has been threefold: Under 18’s Development Competition Grand Final Um- pires • Let ‘em play footy Congratulations to Field Umpires Ray Fulton, Ben Dick- • Don’t influence the result son and Ian Matthews, Boundary Umpires Joshua Ding- • Play all obvious free kicks er, Taylor Hanigan and Bradley Souter and Goal Umpires Travis Dewet and Craig Hookey on your appointment to • Work as a team the 2013 development competition grand final • Ensure the best team wins the game (i.e. the team Up coming events: that plays the ball not the man) The Peninsula and Casey Cardinia Football Netball The VSHL-SUA is the only umpiring body anywhere that League Grand Final appointments night will be held on is consistently supplying field, boundary and goal um- Wednesday the 11th of September at the Seaford rooms pires for its entire competition games and we have also from 7.30pm. This year’s guest speaker will be Gary Ayres met all our commitments for the development competi- and our life member’s function will start from 6pm. tion. All the clubs and administrations have all embraced the three umpire system. Not only has it enabled more opportunities within the VSHL-SUA group but it has improved the flow of the game. This is evident in the low free kick count. While the matches have had three umpires in Finals for a few years now, no other League has consistently had three field umpires at 12 out of 15 games every week. Peter Marshall believes that our style of umpiring has resulted in a free flowing and less clinical approach. As a result the relationship with clubs and the league has grown closer and there is an increased willingness to work together.

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Mornington Peninsula Junior Football League - Weekly News Update

The Grand Final Fixture for 2013 @ Ferrero Reserve, Mt Martha. U11 Navy South Mornington v Rosebud U11 White Dromana v Red Hill U12 Navy Mt Martha Black v South Mornington U12 White Beleura v Pearcedale/Baxter U13 Navy Rosebud v South Mornington U13 White Beleura v Red Hill U14 Navy Rye v Rosebud U14 White Tyabb v Crib Point U15 Navy Mt Martha v South Mornington U15 White Mt Martha Black v Crib Point U16 Navy Rosebud v Balnarring

Goodluck to all teams participating in their respective Grand Finals. For you chance to win a fully signed 2013 Carlton FC jumper, simply goto the MPJFL Facebook page and share plus comment on our Grand Final post who you think will win & the winning margin in the U16 Navy division Grand Final between Rosebud v Balnarring. Entries close on kick-off. Facebook.com/mpjfl1970 Please note: There is extra parking @ Citation Oval (SMJFC) on Grand Final day with the courtesy bus in action, please do not expect to turn up and receive an allocated car park @ Ferrero Reserve, we ask that everyone plans ahead. The MPJFL Youth Girls team are looking for girls between the age of 13 - 18 to join their team in season 2014, training is in Mornington on Mondays & Thursdays, Your home ground is @ Casey Fields in Cranbourne and gameday is Saturday morning. For information please email the head Coach Gary Sanford thssanfords@yahoo. com.au Keep your cool campaign - For all the latest info on this new initiative by parents in conjunction with the MPJFL, goto Facebook.com/keepyourcooljuniorfootball Good luck to Sorrento & Dromana in the NFL Senior GF, may the best team win! A big thanks to PCN Sports Alliance for allowing the MPJFL to have a write up in the NFL record every week, something we hope to continue in season 2014.

Josh Denney Proudly supported by MPJFL JV President [email protected] Bendigo Bank

36 www.nepeanfnl.com.au Bendigo Community Bank Stingrays start finals Stingrays campaign with a big scalp. The Dandenong Southern Stingrays kicked off their “The evenness of the contribution from all players 2013 TAC Cup finals campaign with a strong 33 point is pleasing with a good balance between strong win over the highly fancied Eastern Ranges. The two defensive efforts and fast paced skillful attacking sides had met twice in the home and away series movements, Yeats added.” with the Stingrays dominating in round 3 with a 48 The last term was more of the same but the scoring point win, but the Ranges held firm with a come from slowed, probably due to the high paced game, or behind 10 point win in the Round 10 game, but it the 23 degree day taking its toll on the players. The was during the Nationals and both sides were well Stingrays kicked two goals, whilst Eastern managed short of their best team. one goal with the siren sounding and the Stingrays The Stingrays and Ranges kicked off at 11.15am taking the chocolates and the much needed break. on Saturday at the home of the Carlton Football Brady Egan continued his stellar form with another Club, Visy Park; which was in magnificent condition dominant display at CHF and the solid contributions despite the rain mid week. The Ranges were forced from Jones, and Harmes and the rest of the Stingrays to make 3 late changes with injury and illnesses midfield were pleasing to see. depleting their ranks, with the Stingrays also forced Next week sees the Stingrays have the rest before to rest Tom Lamb with illness, but it open the door for playing in the Preliminary Final on Saturday 14th another to play. September, time TBC. Their opponent will be the The game started at breakneck speed with the ball winner of this weekend’s TAC Cup Semi Final game whipping up and down the ground as both teams between Calder Cannons and Western Jets. tested each other out, with both missing their first opportunities to score a goal. The first goal went to The game is being played at Visy Park at 11.15am on the Ranges, but was countered with four goals to Sunday and entry is free. the Stingrays who completely dominated the rest of Scores the term. The Stingrays kept the Ranges goalless mainly due to Stingrays 4-1 8-3 13-5 14-5-89 the Stingrays slowly getting on top across the ground. Eastern 1-2 2-5 6-7 8-8-56 Zak Jones, Josh Pickess and James Harmes controlled Goal Kickers: Brady Egan 3, Matt Rennie 2, the mid field and with Matt Rennie, Brady Egan Josh Pickess 2, Clayton McCartney 2, Zak Jones, and Nathan Gardiner providing a good target up Jordan Bastinac , Jack Lonie , Nathan Gardiner, Blake forward, the Stingrays looked very dangerous. They Mullane. also added lively small forward in Clayton McCartney Best Players: Nathan Foote, Zak Jones, James who was hoping Mick Malthouse was at the ground Harmes, Josh Pickess, Jordan Bastinac and Clayton as he produced his resume for the recruiting staff for McCartney. a replacement for one of the three Amigos. At the first change the Stingrays held a 17 point led in a high paced, high standard game. The second quarter was more of the same with both teams controlling the game for periods of time. It was the Stingrays steadier defence and more dangerous forwardline which was to prove the difference. Four goals to one to the Stingrays had their lead extend to 34 points at the long break. The Stingrays defensive 17 year olds took on older more experienced opponents and with some help from Captain Nathan Foote and Highly touted first round draft choice Billy Hartung controlled the dangerous Ranges forwards. The third term was a cracker with the Stingrays kicking the opening goal (Josh Pickess) from what many thought was an impossible angle, then for the rest of the term it went goal for goal it what was an impressive display of football from both sides. Matt Rennie was vying for Mark of the Year mid way through the third as he got high in the square and kicked truly. When the siren sounded many players from both sides were feeling the effects of the unusual warm day, but the Stingrays held a comfortable 40 point led. At the last break Stingrays coach Graeme Yeats was full of praise to his players saying, “each played their role in the Stingrays game plan.”

www.nepeanfnl.com.au 37 Bendigo Community Bank Frankston Park Development finals News The Dolphins development team has fallen an agonis- ing 11 points short of Port Melbourne in the Elimination Final at the North Port Oval on Saturday. Dolphin quartet in VFL Team of The Dollies put on arguably their best all-ground perfor- the Year mance of the season, harassing the Borough to distrac- Tireless big man Russell Ga- tion with an incredible display of tackling, spoiling and briel has led four Dolphins smothering. in the VFL Team of the Year, But ironically it would be their own boots that led to averaging 31 hit-outs and their downfall, kicking a woeful 8.19 to lose despite six tackles to edge Cameron winning the possession, inside 50 and scoring shot Wood and Wade Skipper counts. for the number one ruck Frankston were incredible in the first half, dominating position. play as they applied pressure on every square inch of The former Doveton star the ground. was joined in the ‘first 24’ While they led by 29 points at the main break, they left by Mt Eliza trio Scott Simpson, Mike Lourey and Sam the door open with an inaccurate 7.12, and worse was Lloyd, who were all named on the forward line. to come after half-time. Surprisingly though, former Mornington midfielder With Port making their expected surge the Dolphins Shane Hockey – who is tipped to win the Dolphins Best stood tall everywhere but in front of goal, missing a & Fairest in a canter - was overlooked despite averaging number of easy shots as they managed only 1.4 for the 26 possessions a game to be one of the league leaders. third term. Lourey booted 55 goals for the season to be equal first This gave the Borough a sniff, and they played an im- in the competition, although the 19th man incident pressive brand of football to close within six points at against North Ballarat resulted in him losing one goal the final change. and missing out on the official title. The Dolphins again had chances in the final term to Lloyd was an instant fan favourite with his high-flying stem the tide, but 0.3 and several other wasted chances marks and spectacular goals, booting 38 goals and im- condemned them to a premature end to a promising proving the one per cent areas of his game to earn an season. invitation to the AFL Draft Combine. Captain Mitch Bosward (37 possessions) was simply su- perb, as was Daniel Cooper, Jarrad Matheson and Alex After a slow start to the season Simpson grew in stature, Beech. giving the Dolphins great service in defence and attack as well as resting Gabriel in the ruck. They received great support from Robbie Clements, Billy Rolfe, Joel Miller, Jimmy Jennings and Jake Calvert, who In the prestigious JJ Liston Trophy, the VFL’s equivalent battled much bigger opponents in the ruck after regular of the Brownlow Medal, captain Leigh Kitchin capped tap-man Antony Forato injured his shoulder the previ- another fine season by finishing equal 14th to lead ous week. Frankston’s count. Follow todays Nepean Grand Final on the Local Footy Show NEXTFRIDAY FRIDAY 7pm - 7pm - 8.30pm RepeatedRepeated SATURDAY SATURDAY 11.30am - 9am - 1pm

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Good Friday 29 March ROUND 9 - Saturday 15 June Rye 8.8.56 v Ros 15.15.105 Dro 20.16.136 v Fra 10.12.72 Easter Saturday 30 March Cri 18.13.121 v Som 22.11.143 Sor 13.16.94 v Dro 12.9.81 Sor 23.22.160 v Dev 10.10.70 ROUND 1- Saturday 6 April Pea 10.6.66 v Rye 16.13.109 Dro 23.19.157 v Has 13.12.90 Red 9.7.61 v Ros 17.12.114 C Pt 4.6.30 v Sor 18.26.134 Has 24.13.157 v Tya 5.11.41 Som 8.13.61 v Pea 11.14.80 ROUND 10 - Saturday 22 June Fra 19.13.127 v Red 4.10.34 Som 7.9.51 v Dro 20.22.142 Dev 15.10.100 v Tya 16.8.104 Cri 14.22.106 v Has 15.11.101 ROUND 2 - Saturday 13 April Fra 7.5.47 v Sor 17.13.115 Pea 21.12.138 v Cri 11.7.73 Dev 6.8.44 v Pea 16.16.112 Red 16.10.106 v Som 17.19.121 Rye 14.19.103 v Red 10.5.65 Tya 9.8.62 v Fra 26.17.173 Ros 26.18.174 v Tya 8.5.53 Ros 10.14.74 v Dev 7.6.48 ROUND 11 - Saturday 29 June Has 10.12.72 v Rye 15.12.102 Dro 16.19.115 v Cri 8.7.55 ROUND 3 - Saturday 20 April Sor 26.18.174 v Som 10.9.69 Dro 21.20.146 v Pea 4.8.32 Pea 13.8.86 v Fra 12.15.87 Cri 15.7.97 v Red 20.11.131 Red 14.11.95 v Dev 9.7.61 Som 11.18.84 v Tya 18.12.120 Tya 7.3.45 v Rye 20.14.134 Fra 10.14.74 v Ros 9.13.67 Has 13.11.89 v Ros 19.16.130 Dev 10.7.67 v Rye 13.15.93 ROUND 12 - SPLIT ROUND Sor 22.19.151 v Has 11.11.77 Saturday 6 July ROUND 4 - Saturday 27 April Has 10.8.68 v Sor 22.18.150 ANZAC DAY ROUND Fra 19.14.128 v Som 8.7.55 Red 5.4.34 v Dro 23.21.159 Rye 12.7.79 v Dro 12.11.83 Tya 14.7.91 v Cri 23.11.149 ROUND 12 - SPLIT ROUND Ros 10.16.76 v Som 8.9.57 Saturday 13 July Rye 14.10.94 v Fra 15.8.98 Dev 15.16.106 v Cri 10.5.65 Has 17.10.112 v Dev 4.13.37 Ros 15.17.107 v Red 5.6.36 Pea 14.7.91 v Sor 20.16.136 Tya 10.3.63 v Pea 17.8.110 ROUND 5 - Saturday 4 May ROUND 13 - Saturday 20 July Dro 29.20.194 v Tya 1.3.9 Dro 26.20.176 v Red 2.5.17 Cri 16.8.104 v Ros 13.15.93 Cri 4.10.34 v Pea 7.16.58 Som 13.13.91 v Rye 11.16.82 Som 7.11.53 v Ros 9.9.63 Fra 17.11.113 v Dev 11.6.72 Fra 4.15.39 v Rye 3.7.25 Sor 22.25.157 v Red 1.2.8 Dev 6.7.43 v Has 9.12.66 Pea 14.20.104 v Has 8.15.63 Sorr 21.18.144 v Tya 7.6.48 ROUND 6 - Saturday 11 May ROUND 14 - Saturday 27 July PINK FOOTBALL NETBALL ROUND Pea 18.15.123 v Dev 17.10.112 Ros 13.9.87 v Dro 18.12.120 Has 18.11.119 v Cri 10.10.70 Rye 12.21.93 v Cri 15.14.104 Tya 6.6.42 v Dro 27.18.180 Dev 15.14.104 v Som 15.11.101 Red 4.7.31 v Fra 19.13.127 Hast 14.14.98 v Fra 16.13.109 Rye 15.11.101 v Som 15.12.102 Tya 10.3.63 v Sorr 28.14.182 Ros 8.3.51 v Sor 14.12.96 Red 8.17.65 v Pea 15.11.101 ROUND 15 - Saturday 3 August ROUND 7 - Saturday 18 May Dro 19.18.132 v Ros 5.3.33 Dro 19.10.124 v Rye 9.8.62 Cri 8.16.64 v Tya 4.5.29 Cri 14.16.100 v Dev 13.11.89 Som 12.1.83 v Dev 10.6.66 Som 15.10.100 v Fra 16.14.110 Fra 11.18.84 v Hast 13.11.89 Sor 25.20.170 v Ros 9.10.64 Pea 17.11.113 v Red 10.7.67 Pea 22.16.148 v Tya 16.11.107 Sor 10.15.75 v Rye 4.9.33 Red 6.6.42 v Has 21.12.138 ROUND 16 - Saturday 10 August Saturday 25 May - BYE Tya 13.16.94 v Som 8.14.62 AFL VIC COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS Ros 15.12.102 v Fra 9.8.62 NEPEAN v HEATHCOTE DFL Rye 13.20.98 v Pea 15.8.98 Dev 6.5.41 v Sor 22.19.151 ROUND 8 - Saturday 1 June Red 12.16.88 v Cri 20.6.126 Dev 1.4.10 v Dro 21.12.138 Has 13.12.90 v Dro 21.20.146 Fra 17.7.109 v Cri 4.9.33 Som 18.17.125 v Has 14.7.91 FINALS Ros 20.18.138 v Pea 9.6.60 QUALIFING - Sat 17 August Tya 11.6.72 v Red 15.18.108 ELIMINATION - Sun18 August Saturday 8 June 2nd SEMI - Sat 24 August Rye 10.9.69 v Sor 18.21.129 1st SEMI - Sun 25 August Saturday 8 June PRELIMINARY - Sat 31 August QUEENS BIRTHDAY WEEKEND - BYE GRAND FINAL - Sat 7 September 40 www.nepeanfnl.com.au Plan ahead, on and off the field

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.

A RoadSafe Victoria initiative supported by VicRoads and VCFL

Plan ahead, on and off the field 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.

A RoadSafe Victoria initiative supported by VicRoads and VCFL

Plan ahead, on and off the field

A RoadSafe Victoria initiative supported by VicRoads and VCFL

www.nepeanfnl.com.au 41 Nepean Netball Grand Final Results RYE PREMIERS 2013 AGRADE

BEST ON COURT Sarah Hosking Rye 54 def Crib Point 28 Rye

SOMERVILLE PREMIERS 2013 BGRADE

BEST ON COURT Sarah Bodycomb Somerville 43 def Crib Point 37 Somerville

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BEST ON COURT Sienna Wills Rye 22 def Devon Meadows 21 Rye

RSL WELFARE RAFFLE

Today’s Raffle is run in conjunction with local RSL clubs with proceedings going to RSL Welfare that provides for returned service men and women. We ask all spectators to support these worthy causes

www.nepeanfnl.com.au 43 Bendigo Community Bank Bendigo Community Bank Footy Short Stories Footy short stories is an weekly update of the little but It seems that most of our heroes are based on the important things going on in local football and netball following: communities, if you have a short story you would like to • We aspire to be like them have featured please email all the details to ianb@mpnfl. • They work In a field of endeavour we are interested in com.au • Usually they are of our own gender Your stories can be about people around the club, club • Often we don’t know them legends or funny moments shared at the football and/ But ask: or netball • Do we need them to be perfect? Grand Final Broadcasts - Radio • Do we need them to be a role model? The Senior Peninsula & Nepean Grand Final game will • Will they last forever? be broadcast via 98.7 and 98.3FM and streamed via As we grow older we tend not to use the term hero, www.rppfm.com.au and thru their mobile device app. perhaps because it seems too childish and guess as we In addition to the broadcast the match will be filmed and age we tend to become more cynical, harder to convince available via our websites to be purchased via download that someone is worthy of our adulation. with the radio commentary in the footage. Maybe as we age we swap hero for “role model” or “mentor”. Role modelling and mentoring are incredibly The reserves and under 18’s will also be filmed but important for people. Role modelling is the most powerful without the radio broadcast and once again will be form of educating, it’s a responsibility and a privilege, role available via our websites to be purchased via download. models have great empathy and are willing to invest and Heroes or Role Models? develop others. It’s easy to visualise superman as a hero, clearly his But the world needs heroes. They define the limits of our character was created to embody what someone at the aspirations and are symbols of hope for us, they expand our sense of what is possible in life and our choice of a time thought a hero should be. Of course in a magical hero determines the types of excellence we aspire to. world he was given super powers because who doesn’t Finally, in a world which promotes instant celebrity we want to be faster than a speeding bullet, more powerful become confused, so remember not to confuse celebrity than a locomotive and able to leap tall buildings in a with excellence and most importantly understand that single bound. Not to mention the x-ray vision. You sometimes heroes make mistakes because their human can’t help but want to be superman, even before you like all of us. have dumped onto you truth, justice and the American Country vs Metro showdown way (substitute appropriate country), but like all heroes For the first time in more than 20 years, the best Superman had a flaw. He was rendered powerless and players from country Victoria will take on a Metro senior vulnerable by kryptonite and as the band “Five for representative team – comprising of players from all six Fighting” sang so poignantly: senior metropolitan competitions. “I’m more than a bird... The Country v Metro showdown has been tentatively set down for July with an exact date and destination to be I’m more than a plane... finalised in the coming months. I’m more than some pretty face beside a train The WorkSafe AFL Victoria Country No.1 side, to be And it’s not easy to be me.” coached again by Hawthorn legend Peter Knights, Those lyrics show so poetically that heroes live in the real will be selected from all country leagues that compete in WorkSafe AFL Victoria Country Championships for world. They’re human and as such make mistakes and a blockbuster clash against Melbourne’s best. Knights struggle with situations in life like everyone else. This will be pitted against his former Hawthorn premiership does not necessarily diminish heroes it actually makes teammate in Peter Schwab, who will take charge of the them more real and if they maintain the traits we so Metro All-star team. admired then maybe they remain a hero.

44 www.nepeanfnl.com.au Bendigo Community Bank Bendigo Community Bank ROSEBUD FOOTBALL NETBALL CLUB Nepean Football Netball League Seeking coaches for 2014 Season Football Coaches – Senior Assistant (Playing) SORRENTO FOOTBALL Reserves (Playing / Non-playing) NETBALL CLUB Under 18s Netball Coaches – Seeking netball coaching applications. B Grade & C Grade B Grade coach, A Grade players also wanted C Grade coach, Inquiries & applications treated confidentially A grade players required also. Contact Brett McRae 0438 018 338 Applications by email to Scott Marks at Applications to PO Box 138 ROSEBUD 3939 or [email protected] [email protected] by 30 September 2013 Or 0412558021 Applications close 30th of September. Frankston Bombers FNC Nepean Division Invite Coaching Applications for 2014 Season.

Reserves/Under18 Playing/Non Playing

Applications in writing to - Att.Secretary P.O.Box 119 Baxter,3911. Or Email - [email protected] Applications Close -Oct 31st

TYABB FOOTBALL NETBALL CLUB Applications Invited for Coaching Positions FOOTBALL SENIOR COACH (playing or non playing) RESERVE GRADE COACH U18 GRADE COACH NETBALL A GRADE COACH (playing or non playing) B GRADE COACH C GRADE COACH Written applications to: [email protected] Include all relevant qualifications and experience. CLOSURE DATE: September 9, 2013

Rye Football & Netball Club

Seeking Coaching Applications for Season 2014 Under 18’s Applications by email [email protected] Or via post: Rye FC, Attention Scott Beel PO Box 162 Rye Vic 3941 Applications close Monday 30th of September

www.nepeanfnl.com.au 45 46 www.nepeanfnl.com.au WorkSafe country football legend

Ian (FIZZ) JaCKSOn - Wedderburn Umpire

Ian ‘Fizz’ Jackson played the game hard but tempered his fiery approach when he turned to umpiring. In 1974 he started a 28 year umpiring stint that saw him officiate in 560 games and 20 grand finals. Ian says proudly that he never reported a player in his umpiring career “I’d rather give a 50 metre penalty or talk to them than report them”. WorkSafe is proud to sponsor country football. For the players, the families, friends, even the umpires! That’s why WorkSafe wants to remind everyone in country Victoria how important it is to have a safe workplace. That way all of us can turn up to the footy on the weekend to see our country football legends.

Proud SPonSor oF counTry FooTball For oVer 10 yearS.

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