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Jackson Dalton – Hampton Park Action Jackson a rising star ampton Park has made a huge impact on the 2011 season and, in turn an emerging young star by the name of Jackson Dalton has made just as big Han impact at the Robert Booth Reserve this year. The silky-skilled 17 year-old playmaker has impressed all with his maturity at senior level this season and has earned him a nomination for the 2011 Pakenham Gazette Young Gun award. Known as ‘Dalts’ around the club, Jackson is a Dandenong Stingrays listed player who is still eligible for the under 18s, but has quickly become a valuable and consistent performer on a wing or on-ball in the Redbacks senior side this year. His development years have been spent with Hampton Park and Narre Warren Junior Football Clubs and his list of achievements during that time are impres- sive. They include an under 14 DDJFL best and fairest award together with four club best and fairest gongs with Hampton Park JFC and two junior premierships, Hampton Park Young Gun one as captain. nominee Jackson Dalton has He also played interleague football in every year of his juniors and was a mem- ber of the premiership winning Victorian Metro Under 15s together with the had a huge debut season with Victorian Country Under 16 side in 2010. the Redbacks. Hampton Park coach Clint Evans gave Jackson’s nomination a glowing endorse- ment. “This is Jackson’s first season of senior football but you wouldn’t know that to watch him. His effort is always good but his awareness and ball skills set him apart from most kids his age. He’s a terrific little player,” he said. The admiration is mutual with Jackson naming Clint among the major influences on his football to date along with his father, Redbacks legend Steve, and his cousin Rob Dierickx. When asked his how far he wanted to take his football the answer was short and to the point. “I would love to play AFL,” he said.

Mornington Peninsula Nepean Football League Vote CountMornington Dinner Peninsula Nepean Football League Peninsula NepeanVote Casey Count Cardinia DinnerColts Peninsula Nepean Casey Cardinia Colts Monday 12th September, 2011 Monday 12th September, 2011 Mornington Racing ClubMornington Racing Club Racecourse Road, Mornington.Racecourse Road, Mornington. 6:30pm for 7.00pm start6:30pm for 7.00pm start No. No. Two course meal Dress: Neat Casual – Club Shirt / Dress:Jacket Neat Casual – Club Shirt / Jacket Two course meal (shirt with collar – no denim) Refreshments available (shirt with collar – no denim) Refreshments available Since 1908MPNFL 25 HAMPTON PARK

Robert Booth Reserve, Somerville Rd Under 18’s Hampton Park Melways: 96 D7 1 KRAUSE Paul (VC) 21 VUONG Anthony Tel 9799 0486 2 BECKWITH Brydon (VC) 22 TYRER Hayden 3 LANGLEY Nathan 23 TAYLOR Dylan Black & Red 4 WALSH Shaun 24 FRANCIS Phillip Seniors Coach: Clint Evens 5 ADAIR Matthew 25 ROSAMOND Daniel Reserves Coach: Haydon Reynolds 6 FORGIARIAI Mitchell 26 MOMOUNEY Nathan Under 18’s Coach: Matthew Shorey Secretary: Don Amos 7 DYKE Travis (VC) 27 ROSS Shaun 8 JARRETT Michael 28 FERGUSON Cameron Seniors 9 GREEN Joshua 29 HINDELL Mason 1 NUNAN Luke 32 McLEAN Kevin 10 HOLLINGWORTH Brenton (C) 30 FULLARD Anthony 2 DAWES Nathan 33 BASKAYA Keren 11 BARRY Tristan 31 3 LANGLEY Matthew 34 McCLIMONT Phil 12 PHILPIN Jackson 32 4 BASKAYA Kain 35 BLACKBOURN Rodney 13 ANDERSON Robert (VC) 33 5 WHATMAN Mitch 36 CAHILL Daniel 14 PENN Mark 34 6 RONDINELLA Jamie 37 DALTON Jackson 15 ROBERTSON Ben 35 7 ARMITAGE Brett 38 ADAMS Sean 16 BLANCK Alexander 36 8 FREDERICKS Sheldon 39 SHOREY Matthew (C) 17 STAMATIOU George 37 9 GLAZIER Dale 40 MOUNTNEY Nathan 18 HOLDEN Arron 38 10 BARNES Chris 41 McKENZIE Jake 19 MULLINS Eddie 39 11 BESLEY Jack 42 MILNE Trevor 20 GRAHAM Paul 40 12 GIBBS Matthew 43 DYKE Travis The 18’s copped a touch up from the determined ROC unders 13 MORSE Leigh 44 MURPHY Gary last week. Mark, Skinny, Luke, Anthony, Mason and Ben tried 14 LOMBARD Craig 45 ROBERTSON Trevor hard all game and took home the honours on the day. In the 2’s, the boys showed some much missed commitment and tough- 15 McCLIMONT Robert 46 BEAMISH Brad ness to run over the top of the opposition. Congrats to Koe, Cory, 16 FREDERICKS Linden 47 DISHINGTON Shawn Cosi, Shrek, and Mitchell for standout performances on the day. 17 HUSSEY Chris 48 CASNJI David Just in case there are some that don’t know, a huge congrats to 18 WINSALL Shaun 49 BEIROUTI Daniel Danny Cortese who also managed a best on ground and kick 7 goals in a great display of footy. See Danny if you would like 19 WATSON Steve 50 MAWHINNEY David a blow by blow description!! Pup, Jack, Patty, Mitch, Brennan 20 LANGLEY Daniel 51 MANNING Sam and Bas for the senior boys took home the awards against ROC 21 JAMIESON Dean 52 ARNEPHY Jayme last week. A good hit out on the way to the finals rounds. The 22 McCLIMONT Drew 53 ROBERTSON Jason boys are looking for the double chance this year so will need to stay focused and finish off the home and away rounds with the 23 EASTWOOD Scott 54 DICKER Mitchell 4 points today and next week. The O’Brien-Batten Cup is back 24 FREDERICKS Brendon 55 BARRACLOUGH Edward up for grabs and the boys will be looking to atone for the loss 25 McDONALD Michael 56 BARWISE Brennan earlier in the season. Always a close game against the Doves 26 CLISH Pat 57 ARMSTRONG Alex and today will be no exception. At the Web today so no excuses needed!! Go Army. 27 NUNAN Shaun 58 MULLENS Brad Socially: County and Western Night next week, all details up in 28 ADAIR Mathew 59 KANNEMEYER Joshua the rooms on the board. Don’t say you weren’t warned. Presen- 29 KOE Adam 60 MARTIN Andrew tation Night is coming up 8 October at Amberlee Receptions – 30 SCHWAB Tim 61 GRBIC Nikola NO door sales on the night, so see a committee member now or 31 PHILLIPS Cory 62 PIPER Shane you will not secure a seat for the last function of the year. The Wench SCORES 1 2 3 4 SNRS

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Robinson Oval, Under 18’s Paperbark St, Doveton Melways: 91 A10 1 JAMESON Matthew 21 TOGNAZZINI Kane Tel 9792 3438 2 HARDIE Jack 22 HILL Dale 3 BARTLEY Daniel 23 KENNEDY Chris 4 ELLIS Sam 24 KARTNER Adrian Black & Green 5 WOOLGAR Mitchell 25 ANDERSON Mitchell Seniors Coach: Mark Ladgrove 6 DURHAM Mitchell 26 WILLIAMS Emilio Reserves Coach: Ryan Brown Under 18’s Coach: David Hoy 7 WILKINS Matthew 27 HERRERA Max Secretary: Steve Hendy 8 BRUCE Jason 28 ALLEN Josh 9 KOUTSOGIANNAKIS Peter 29 Seniors 10 McFARLANE Aaron 30 1 HENDY Ryan 32 LEES Gavin 11 BROAD Jesse 31 2 DOWNE Bradley 33 STEPHENS Callan 12 COOLEY Joel 32 3 MILLER Matthew 34 VINEY Mitch 13 McFarlane Arron 33 4 McCLOY Jason 35 MOONEY Shane 14 AIEZZA Joseph 34 5 HENRY Michael (C) 36 GRANT Kory 15 MARSHALL Cade 35 6 ATWELL John 37 ANDERSON Nick 16 HILL Luke 36 7 HENWOOD Aaron 38 PAYNTER Sean 17 JAMESON Matthew 37 8 DEAN Adam 39 HAMILTON Glenn 18 RAKIC Alex 38 9 DINSDALE Scott 40 BROWN Lee 19 HILL Dale 39 10 MORRISON Glenn 41 DAY Trent 20 DAVIS Daniel 40 11 RODRIQUEZ Chris 42 MCDONALD Robert 12 DYE Peter 43 BROOKS Matthew The seniors kept their slim finals chances alive with a good win over Beaconsfield at home last Saturday. In perfect conditions 13 KELF Ricky 44 SEMMENS Shaun for footy both sides struggled to hit the scoreboard in the first 14 WILSON Nathan 45 CRAM Matthew half, but a solid 3rd quarter by the doves seen them kick 4 goals 15 HENWOOD Shannon 46 WOLSKI Troy and keep the opposition goalless was enough to seal victory. 16 PULLEN Peter 47 EICHENBERGER Gavin The reserves lead for a fair part of the game against their higher opposition but could not maintain the pressure and went down 17 VIRGONA Bradley 48 STEWART Tom by 20 points. The 3rd played beacy for the fourth time this sea- 18 HENDY Travis 49 ROBERTS Jarrod son and continued their improvement each time they have met, 19 DOWNE Andrew 50 WADESON Brad a great first half seen the boys trail by only a kick at half time 20 KELLEHER Sean 51 SEMMENS Adam but were unfortunately outclassed in the second half. Today we travel to Hampton Park for three important games and hopefully 21 MULLENS Jake 52 ROSS Brett we can come home with the points in all three games, we also 22 PEARSON Ryan 53 BURKE Nathan see the final game for the U/18s for season 2011 as they have a 23 WILSON Clint 54 POPOVIC Sasha bye next week, and hopefully they can finish with a bang. 24 PRIMROSE Harley 55 MOTT Mark SOCIALLY 25 RODRIQUEZ Michael 56 2011 PRESENTATION Night to be held at the Cranbourne Golf 26 WOOLGAR Ben 57 Club on Friday October 7th, for more details and table booking please see Vickie Hendy or Pauline Batten. 27 VINEY Josh 58 28 BROWN James 59 29 MORRISON Ryan 60 30 RAINEY Taylor 61 31 BLACK Simon 62

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Tooradin Recreation Reserve, Sth Gippsland Hwy, Tooradin Melways: 143 K8 Seniors Tel 5998 3499 1 CSINCSI Jordan 30 KEENAN Chris 2 RAY Paul 31 ROBINSON Alistair 3 MILLER Beau (Coach) 32 FAZZINO Shannon Green & Red 4 HYDE Aaron 33 FAZZINO Dominic (RC) Seniors Coach: Beau Miller 5 HOBBS Michael (C) 34 DAVEY Justin Reserves Coach: Jason Hill 6 GALLEA Adam 35 KEENAN Sean Secretary: David Chippett 7 FAILLA Luke 37 COUTTS Jack It’s now two weeks since the boys played their last game against 8 DAVEY Matt 38 DENEREAZ Jackson Hampton Park and whilst they can’t make the finals they haven’t 9 WHITE Ryan 42 FIELDEN Brendan let off on the track. The guys are looking to end the season on 10 SPLATT Adam 43 MCCONNELL Dan a positive note. Not a great deal to be said about the Hampton Park game. The 11 SZUCS Scott 44 FAILLA Luke boys were competitive for the first half of the game but didn’t 12 GENONI Luke 45 CERRA Steve give a yelp in second half. Well done to Ryan White again BOG 13 HARGREAVES Matt 46 STEWART Adrian and Beau and Porno on solid games. 14 DISNEY Ben 47 DINSDALE Chris The twos had a real chance of winning this game and at times looked like they would. Unfortunately fitness and consistency 15 WHITE Dave 48 SPRIE Jake weren’t there. What was positive was seeing the future of the 16 FAUKNER Scotty 50 JUDD Bryce club figuring in the best. Well done to Jack Denez, Jake Genoni 17 CAMPBELL Rick 52 GENONI Jake and Jack Barker on good games. 18 COTTRELL Jimmy 54 ADDISSON Lindon Today we welcome old foes ROC and we also welcome our past players. 19 O’SUGHRUE Daniel 55 HYDE Rohan Good Luck boys! 20 BARKER Jack 56 O’SUGHRUE Steve Social Notes: 21 GILLIATTE Rory 58 BURDETT Justin - Presentation Night is the Friday 23rd of September at the club. 22 COCHRANE Rod 59 ELMES Tim - Last game function… always a big night. More details on 23 KITCHEN Ryan 60 DARCY Jamie where to come. 24 CONROY Daniel 61 CRAWFORD Coby

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Officer Recreation Reserve, Under 18’s Princes Hwy, Officer Melways: 214 K3 1 GILBERT Blake (C) 21 GILLEN Brendon Tel 5943 2213 2 RITCHIE Jason 22 ARMSTRONG Chris 3 COLLINS Tom 23 MAZZITELLI Blake 4 SMALUCH Chase 24 CLARKE Luke Royal Blue & White 5 WHITING Mitch 25 JOHNSTON Jordon Seniors Coach: Greg Tivendale 6 WALDON Matthew 26 CLARKE Matthew Reserves Coach: Dale Hynes Under 18’s Coach: Tony Ellett 7 WALLACE Mitch 27 Secretary: Darren Temby 8 BUCHANAN Daniel 28 BALZARY Lachlan 9 CALLANDER Jack 29 Seniors 10 FORREST Justin 30 O’KEEFE Daniel 1 GILBERT Blake 32 STAFFORD Damien 11 ANDREWS Ant 31 COUSINS Jack 2 TIVENDALE Greg 33 LOGAN Andrew 12 THOMPSON Brad 32 HICKS Joel 3 LONG Nicholas 34 PAYNE Matthew 13 O’LOUGHLIN Ben 33 4 WHITE Callum 35 HILLARD Ben 14 BROWN Ashley 34 5 ROSSBOROUGH Scott 36 WEBSTER Shane 15 RICHARDSON Damien 35 WALDON James 6 DOWSETT Kable 37 ROBINSON Matthew 16 TIVENDALE Jake 36 7 COLLINS Samuel 38 COLLINS Dave 17 SLOOTHAAK James 37 8 BROWN Oliver 39 O’LOUGHLIN Ben 18 ELLETT Daniel 38 9 MARKS Thomas 40 HUTTON Wes 19 LUCAS Nat 39 10 CANTY James 41 OWEN Matthew 20 HILLARD Brendan 40 11 TIVENDALE Ben (C) 42 QUINN Peter 12 BROWN Matthew 43 EBRAHIMI Sunny (RVC) With a bye next week for the 1sts and 2nds, today is our last round of games for all three sides. I would like thank EVERYONE 13 HAWKINS Stephen 44 CLARKE Matthew who has helped out this season in the different areas; from the 14 WOODFIELD Travis 45 MILLER Chris canteen and meals on Thursday nights (going to miss those!), 15 COMER Ashley (VC) 46 NANFRA Greg to the gate, line marking, grounds committee, cleaning up the 16 NANFRA PhiIIip 47 MCINTYRE Steve rooms after functions and game day and on a weekly basis, TIMMS Matthew manning the bar and the BBQ, the trainers and water boys, the 17 COMMERFORD Jamie 48 coaching staff and officials, the committee members, the um- 18 ROGERS Matthew 49 pires, the sponsors, the supporters and last, but not least, the 19 KRAUSE Shaun 50 LEATHAM Marc players. Without each and everyone of you we would not have 20 BROWN Dylan 51 RECH Jake had the success we have enjoyed this year. Lets keep the feeling we have at the club, and bring on season 2012. Good luck to 21 JOHNSON Benjamin (VC) 52 WEIGEND Justin the Under 18’s and Netball teams in the finals...we’re with you 22 JOHNSON Daniel 53 every step of the way! 23 JOHNSON Luke 54 PAYNE Chris PLEASE REMEMBER TO BRING YOUR RAFFLE TICKETS BACK 24 WHITE Shane 55 SULLIVAN Nathan ASAP! Social Dates 25 HAZLER James 56 MORIARTY Ben August 20 Bright & Tight Night $10 entry from 7.30pm $2 Beer 26 BRIGHT Paul 57 REID Brett and $4 Spirits 27 STAINDL Gavin 58 WALDRON James August 27 Reverse Draw Tickets $100 All inclusive Meal, 28 STAINDL Raymond 59 BELL Raymond Drinks, Entertainment and a chance to win your share of $5000 prizes. 29 THOMPSON Brad 60 BATROUNEY Andrew August 28 Vote Count Cardinia Park Hotel Time TBA pending 30 KILPATRICK Jason junior grand final time. 31 SNOOKS Bradley September 30 Presentation Night Pakenham Golf Course Tickets $50 This is a ticketed event. All attendees require a ticket PRIOR to the night. SCORES 1 2 3 4 Under 17’s Comp 2012 Taking registrations now for all teams SNRS next year. RES www.rocfc.vcfl.com.au U18’s Since 1908MPNFL 29

South East Juniors

2011 South East Juniors Preliminary Finals August 21 Venue - Casey Fields Match Manager - Chloe Peers Oval 4 10:30am Youth Girls Berwick vs Noble Park

Venue - Hallam Reserve Match Manager - Michelle Neve

9:00am Under 11 Division 3 Lynbrook vs Narre Warren White 10:30am Under 12 Division 3 Hampton Park vs Cranbourne Yellow 12:00pm Under 13 Division 3 Narre South Lions Gold vs Berwick Blue 1:30pm Under 14 Division 3 Narre Warren White vs Tooradin Dalmore

Venue - Lois Twohig Reserve Match Manager - Bob Sibly 9:00am Under 11 Division 2 Berwick Springs Green vs Officer Kangaroos 10:30am Under 12 Division 2 Fountain Gate Blue vs Pakenham Lions 1 12:00pm Under 13 Division 2 Cranbourne Blue vs Officer Kangaroos 1:30pm Under 14 Division 2 Officer Kangaroos vs Fountain Gate Blue

Venue - Shepley Oval Match Manager - Chloe Peers 9:00am Under 15 Division 2 Hampton Park vs Berwick Blue 11:00am Under 15 Division 1 Narre North Foxes Black vs Beaconsfield Blue 1:00pm Under 16 Division 2 Noble Park vs Narre Warren 3:00pm Under 16 Division 1 Endeavour Hills vs Berwick White

Venue - Tooradin Recreation Reserve Match Manager - Colin Butler 9:00am Under 11 Division 1 Narre North Foxes Black vs Berwick White 10:30am Under 12 Division 1 Cranbourne Blue vs Narre North Foxes 12:00pm Under 13 Division 1 Narre South Lions Navy vs Beaconsfield Blue 1:30pm Under 14 Division 1 Noble Park vs Berwick White

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Saturday 9 April C’bourne 13.20.98v D M’dows 6.6.42 Bye – Saturday 28 May Round 10 – Saturday 2 July Round 15 – Saturday 6 August Keys 11.12.78 v B’field 6.10.46 B’field 10.10.70 v ROC 5.3.33 Round 1 – Saturday 16 April Saturday 28 May P‘ham 20.23.143 v H Park 12.8.80 D’M 4.9.33 v D’ton 11.15.81 D M’dows 8.9.57 v H Park 10.14.74 VCFL Country Championships C’bourne 20.16.136 v Toor 10.7.67 Keys 8.13.49 v B’wick 23.15.153 Keys 8.9.57 v Toor 12.6.78 MPNFL 13.15.93 v O&M 13.13.91 N Warren 23.7.145 v ROC 8.7.55 P’ham 9.6.60 v N Warren 19.11.125 P’ham 14.12.96 v ROC 5.11.41 Round 6 – Saturday 4 June B’wick 10.12.72 v D’ton 9.7.61 H Park 19.18.132 v Toor 9.13.67 C’bourne 20.15.135 v D’ton 12.10.82 B’wick 19.13.127 v B’field 7.10.52 Round 11 – Saturday 9 July N Warren 12.9.81 v Berwick 15.15.105 N Warren 16.19.115 v D M’dows 13.8.86 Round 16 – Saturday 13 August B’field 15.12.102 v D’M 4.6.30 C’bourne 28.10.178 v Keys 5.12.42 D’ton 11.12.78 v B’field 6.8.44 Round 2 – Saturday 30 April H Park 15.14.104 v Keys 6.12.48 D’ton 13.8.86 v H Park 11.12.78 N Warren 32.21.213 v Keys 9.7.61 H Park 14.9.93 v B’field 7.6.40 Toor 10.16.76 v P’ham 18.14.122 ROC 13.9.87v Toor 12.12.84 C’bourne 23.27.165 v P’ham 5.11.41 Toor 18.7.115 v D’M 17.13.115 ROC 6.7.43 v C’bourne 18.12.120 ROC 7.7.49 v H Park 14.10.94 ROC 11.11.77 v Keys 6.12.48 Round 7 – Saturday 11 June D’ton 8.5.53 v N Warren 19.22.135 B’field 10.5.65 v N Warren 10.7.67 Round 17 – Saturday 20 August D’ton 18.10.118 v P’ham 15.12.102 Round 12 – Saturday 16 July D’M 3.2.20 v C’bourne 23.21.159 Beaconsfield v Berwick B’wick 14.10.94 v C’bourne 13.18.96 H Park 11.15.81 v D’M 5.6.36 Keys 9.14.68 v P’ham 16.18.144 Devon Meadows v Narre Warren Round 3 – Saturday 7 May Toor 15.7.97 v Keys16.10.106 H Park 15.11.101 v B’wick 10.8.68 Keysborough v Cranbourne B’field 15.5.95 v Tooradin 6.5.41 ROC 8.11.59 v P’ham 16.12.108 Toor 12.10.82 v D’ton 18.8.116 Hampton Park v Doveton D M’dows 8.9.57 v ROC 13.8.86 D’ton 6.4.40 v C’bourne 20.11.131 Tooradin v ROC Keys 11.11.77 v D’ton 15.10.100 Round 8 – Saturday 18 June B’wick 15.8.98 v N Warren 18.17.125 C’bourne 18.18.126 v B’field 3.8.26 Round 18 – Saturday 27 August P’ham 13.9.87 v B’wick 8.9.57 Round 13 – Saturday 23 July P’ham 21.15.141 v D’M 9.13.67 Narre Warren v Beaconsfield C’bourne 21.16.142 v N Warren 10.11.71 B’field 12.10.82 v H Park 11.12.78 N Warren 5.7.37 v H Park 9.9.63 Pakenham v Keysborough Round 4 – Saturday 14 May D’M 7.8.50 v Toor 15.14.104 B’wick 14.21.105 v Toor 5.7.37 Berwick v Hampton Park ROC 5.4.34 v B’field 7.13.55 Keys 14.6.90 v ROC 11.8.74 D’ton 14.7.91 v ROC 10.14.74 Doveton v Tooradin D’ton 11.15.81 v D’M 7.5.47 P’ham 21.17.143 v D’ton 7.14.58 Round 9 – Saturday 25 June B’wick 10.18.78 v Keys 5.7.37 C’bourne 30.12.192 v B’wick 10.9.69 Finals: B’field 9.11.65 v P’ham 16.12.108 N Warren 22.19.151 v P’ham 13.7.85 3 & 4 September, 10 & 11 D’M 11.12.78 v Keys 8.10.58 Round 14 – Saturday 30 July Toor 8.7.55 v H Park 15.16.106 September, 18 September, H Park 11.7.73 v C’bourne 13.17.95 Toor15.5.95 v B’field 12.21.93 24 September Round 5 – Saturday 21 May Toor 14.8.92 v N Warren 25.12.162 ROC 8.8.56 v D’M 6.11.47 B’field 15.16.106 v D’ton 10.15.75 ROC 10.8.68 v B’wick 15.14.104 B’wick 26.14.170 v P’ham 5.6.36 D’M 9.9.63 v B’wick 19.15.129 N Warren 15.8.98 v C’bourne 23.17.155 Keys 8.10.58 v N Warren 21.18.144 P’ham 15.11.101 v C’bourne 15.12.102 H Park 12.19.91 v ROC 3.4.22

Since 1908 MPNFL 31 Scorpions - Feel the Sting!

and an upset was on the cards. OPPORTUNITY LOST by The ultimate result of the game was KC from Casey settled in the opening minutes of the The Casey Scorpions missed out on the perfect oppor- final term when the Burgers, spurred tunity to secure a top four position on Saturday when on by their home crowd and a noisy they capitulated for the second time this year against a cheer squad, slotted home three more determined Coburg Tigers. goals in five or The defeat came despite a strong performance by full six minutes to forward Brendan Fevola who was in fine form with his extend the lead marking, leading and kicking to finish with seven goals. to thirty points. The game was played at Mantello Holden Oval, Co- Bate scored burg under the watchful eye of Greater Western Syd- his third from ney List Manager Stephen Silvagni. The GWS coach a rare Casey Kevin Sheedy has publicly ruled out claiming Casey’s free kick which controversial recruit for next season, but speculation was followed at the ground still centred on whether SOS was on a by a 50 metre mission to check out his former team mate or perhaps, penalty and the draft combine invitee Tim Mohr. Either way, he would gap could have have left the ground suitably impressed. been narrowed The Scorpions appeared in control early although they further but for failed to exert their superiority on the scoreboard. Rian some errant McGough celebrated his return from the reserves with passing close to two goals in the first term and the Casey on ballers the Casey goals. were on top although some sloppy play led to turno- To their credit, vers and the Tigers managed a couple of long goals the Scorpions that rolled through an unguarded goalsquare to stay in refused to sur- touch at the first break. render and did The Scorpions suffered a major blow soon after pro- most of the at- ceedings restarted when ruckman Robbie Campbell tacking in the came off second best and was knocked out after a sick- latter stages of ening collision on the boundary line. He was to play the game. Fe- no further part in the game. vola was always Although Fevola kicked two quick goals immediately the danger man after the incident, the big man’s departure changed the and he added two more goals to easily stamp himself balance of the game as coach Brad Gotch recast his as his team’s best player. However, time was now the team. Coburg’s rucks took over and while the game enemy and the game petered out with Casey 15 points ebbed and flowed for a time, the Tigers booted three late in arrears at the final siren. goals to take a six point lead into the rooms at half time. Tom McNamara with 25 disposals was busy all day Beanpole Jack Fitzpatrick, who had been moving well for the Scorpions and Matthew Bate who also had 25 and impressed up forward, was called into the ruck touches to add to his three goals put in an impressive leaving Fevola who had three goals to half time now display particularly given that he spent large stretches isolated as the main target. Casey came back with two of the first term receiving attention from the trainers. quick goals in a bright opening to the third term when Rian McGough proved a handful for the Coburg de- a Neville Jetta pass found McGough for his third and fence early in the game and Michael Stockdale (23 Jamie Bennell also passed truly to Fevola who slotted possessions) was a prolific ballwinner after last week’s through his fourth. stint in the reserves. Neville Jetta with 21 touches and Not to be outdone, the home side returned fire to press 5 tackles was brilliant in patches and helped keep the back in front thanks to some errors from the Scorpions’ team in touch after half time. defence but Matthew Bate struck a purple patch with All in all however, it was a disappointing effort from a two goals within minutes to restore the lead. Bate had team that had so much to gain from a win in this match an opportunity to further extend the lead but the red- but next Saturday provides it with the perfect opportu- head’s rushed snap from 15 metres missed everything nity to atone against the VFL’s other Tigers, Werribee. and went out of bounds on the full. The two meet at Casey Fields and the loser will almost From this point onwards it was mainly all Coburg for certainly miss out on a final opportunity to challenge the remainder of the term with Fevola the only Casey for a top four placing. forward who looked like kicking goals. By contrast, the Casey Scorpions 4.2 7.5 12.7 15.12.102 Tigers were full of running and their passing by hand Coburg Tigers 3.1 8.5 14.7 18.9.117 and by foot was too good for the visitors. Goals Casey Scorpions Fevola 7 Bate McGough 3 Ben- A goal from a Fevola mark on the three quarter time nell Nicholls siren was a saver for the visitors but the Tigers were Best Casey Scorpions Fevola McNamara Bate now brimming with confidence. They led by two goals McGough Lees Stockdale 32 MPNFL Since 1908 • SPECIALISTS IN AUSTRALIAN RULES FOOTBALL, HOCKEY, SOCCER NETBALL & BASKETBALL APPAREL. Leaders in custom printed tops and shorts for your team Call us for your special needs on Ph: 9580 3122 or Fax: 9580 3199 20 Lamana Street, Mordialloc 3195 Email: [email protected] Proudly supporting Australian Rules Football for over 50 years

Since 1908 MPNFL 33 Demon Talk Hi Guys On the weekend at Etihad Stadium it was disappointing It was a fantastic day and it was that we were unable to stick with West Coast for four a great way to conclude such an quarters. awesome program. However, it was good to see the effort was there from Best wishes to all MPNFL teams for this week. the boys and we’ll continually look to improve for the GO DEES! rest of the year. Nathan Jones Off the field, it was awesome to see so many kids flock to Casey Fields last week to take part in the club’s Kick- MPNFL ing Goals program gala day. Ambassador This is a values based program, which teaches par- ticipants about respect, leadership, fair play, harmony, teamwork and runs during the school year. The Gala Day was a great opportunity for students to practice what they had learned, participating with stu- dents from other schools and working together to enjoy a Football clinic. A great lunch was also supplied by the Casey Demons supporter group. Two of my teammates, Neville Jetta and Ricky Petterd, also spoke to the students about the importance of val- ues among the Melbourne playing group and how they use them among the club. Keep up to date with whats going at the Melbourne Football Club by following @nathan2jones on Twitter. Finals 2011 Casey Cardinia FNL Admission Edwin Flack Reserve, Berwick Finals Saturday 3rd September - Qualifying Final Adults $13.00 Saturday 10th September - 2nd Semi Final Aged Pensioners with card Saturday 24th September - Grand Final and Students with Photo ID $8.00 Toomuc Reserve, Pakenham Under 16 Free Sunday 4th September - Elimination Final Weekend Passes Sunday 11th September - 1st Semi Final Adults $20.00 Sunday 18th September - Preliminary Final Aged Pensioners with card and Students with Photo ID $12.00 Starting Times Football Grand Final 2010 Format Grand Final Adults $15.00 Reserves 9:30am 9:20am Aged Pensioners with card Under 18’s 11:45am 11:50am and Students with Photo ID $10.00 Seniors 2:00pm 2:30pm Under 16 Free Starting Times Netball Health Care Cards - Not Accepted 13 & Under 9:00am 8:30am No BYO Alcohol 15 & Under 10:00am 9:35am Condition of Entry: Cars & Bags will be searched. 17 & Under 11:00am 10:40am No Alcohol is permitted to be brought into Finals C Grade 12noon 11:55am Venues B Grade 1:15pm 1:25pm Dogs A Grade 2:30pm 2:50pm No Dogs are permitted to be brought into the Finals Venues 34 MPNFL Since 1908 Colts

Ladder Results Team P W L D B For Agst % Pts Berwick 1.1 4.2 7.5 10.7.67 Mornington 4.2 5.3 7.3 8.5.53 Narre Warren 16 13 1 0 2 1258 440 285.91 60 Berwick Goal Kickers: J. Burgess 5, T. Pinal 2, J. Grove 1, Berwick 16 9 5 0 2 887 723 122.68 44 D. Fardon 1, B. Abela 1; Best Players: J. Burgess, C. Hamil- Mornington 16 8 7 0 1 967 1045 92.54 36 ton, B. Holland, J. Grove, B. Szalek, J. Van Dijk Beaconsfield 16 7 7 0 2 638 757 84.28 36 Mornington Goal Kickers: D. Woods 2, N. Taylor 1, Edi-Asp 16 7 7 0 2 794 1082 73.38 36 B. Hill 1, S. Cooper 1, D. Vercoe 1, J. Crossley 1, J. Mills 1; Langwarrin 16 6 8 0 2 983 970 101.34 32 Best Players: M. Brock, M. Lacey, N. Waugh, D. Woods, Frankston YCW 16 7 8 0 1 954 988 96.56 32 S. Moody, S. Cooper Seaford 16 6 8 0 2 823 871 94.49 32 Beaconsfield 0.1 3.3 4.4 5.6.36 Cranbourne 16 1 13 0 2 580 1008 57.54 12 Cranbourne 2.1 3.1 4.3 5.5.35 Beaconsfield Goal Kickers: L. Vincent 2, C. Hinds 1, B. Cherry 1, B. Chin 1; Best Players: A. Cauzzo, B. Cherry, Goal Kickers J. O’Connell, B. Davidson, J. Osborne Cranbourne Goal Kickers: J. Johnsen 2, J. Smith 2, Name Club Rnd Tot D. Gardiner 1; Best Players: T. Bryans, M. Smith, Taylor Smith Langwarrin 0 27 B. Bramall, D. Gardiner, J. Smith, J. Johnsen Narre Warren 1.3 4.10 9.14 14.16.100 Jayke Hopkins Narre Warren 2 26 Frankston YCW 1.2 2.3 2.3 2.5.17 Billy Athanasopoulos Narre Warren 0 24 Narre Warren Goal Kickers: J. Harvey 4, T. Drew 2, Toby Grayling Edi-Asp 1 21 J. Hopkins 2, A. Nelson 1, M. Latimer 1, J. Hook 1, L. Dovaston 1, J. Wachter 1, J. Lamont 1; Best Players: J. Harvey, M. Meyer, J. Mentiplay, W. Phillips, J. Hopkins, Today’s Games A. Nelson Cranbourne v Langwarrin Friday 19th Frankston YCW Goal Kickers: H. Doyle 1, J. Thompson 1; Seaford v Narre Warren Best Players: D. Moody, J. Canepa, J. Thompson, H. Doyle, M. White Edithvale-Aspendale v Frankston YCW Edi-Asp 1.0 4.2 5.4 10.5.65 Beaconsfield v Berwick Langwarrin 3.5 6.6 8.9 8.11.59 Edi-Asp Goal Kickers: S. Kelly 3, P. Jamieson 2, T. Grayling NEXT WEEK - 27th August 1, K. Ross 1, H. Grant-Clarke 1, H. Masson 1, J. Childs 1; Best Players: B. Lindsay, C. Young, P. Jamieson, M. Riddell, Mornington v Edithvale-Aspendale J. Hobley, M. Russell Langwarrin v Seaford Langwarrin Goal Kickers: M. Napier 3, J. Minton 2, Berwick v Cranbourne K. Bieleny 1, R. Cole 1, J. Shand 1; Best Players: J. Minton, Narre Warren v Beaconsfield R. Cole, M. Napier, N. Hammill, M. Watson

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Since 1908MPNFL 35 Stingrays Stingrays slay Dragons. The Dandenong Southern Stingrays kicked over 100 points for the first time this year to record a very im- again lift the intensity and ruefulness they showed in portant win over the Sandringham Dragons at Shepley the first quarter and finish off the game against a quality Oval, Dandenong in the Round 15 TAC Cup last Satur- side who will be a finals opposition in 3 weeks time. day in fine and sunny conditions. The biggest crowd at Shepley this year thought they By the time the ball was about to bounce the cloud had witnessed the best quarter of football in the third, cover had burnt away and in superb conditions the but the last was even better as the arm wrestle contin- game started with all one way traffic as the Dragons ued with the game only opening up in the last 5 min- kicked the first two goals before the Stingrays com- utes. The last quarter started with the Dragons domi- pletely dominated the rest of the first term. The sting- nating the middle kicking a goal, which was quickly rays kicked 5 straight goals from 11 inside 50’s, whilst matched by the Stingrays. The Stingrays backline was the Dragons only managed to add 1 further point for superb and continually worked the ball forward, with the quarter. First term goals were spread with four in- Matthew Buntine and Damien Johnston marking eve- dividual players, two great goals on the run goals to rything in sight. Robert Hill and Nathan Wright con- Alex Benbow whilst singles to Brett O’Hanlon, Jake tinued with their form they showed last week, whilst Calvert and Darren Minchington were the finishers to the leg speed of the Stingrays midfield stated to get on some fine mid field work by the Stingrays. A highlight top a little. Alex Benbow explosives running and the for the quarter was the amount of tackles and pressure ability to break the lines, Jason Pongracic’s class and the entire midfield group was putting on the Dragon two goals were dynamic. Bryce Kellerman pace came midfield and backs, something the young Stingrays are into play in the last half and a much need crumbing becoming renowned for. goal at the right time started turning the game in favour The second term saw the Dragons rally gaining a lit- of the Stingrays, which was followed by a very strong tle bit of momentum through the midfield and kicking mark and goal from last year’s Leading goal kicker, now truly in the first part of the quarter as they took advan- key backman Corey Buchan brought the huge crowd to tage of some incipit tacking efforts and poor decision their feet. Nick Haynes and Todd Elton played their best making by foot, which resulted in two very easy goals games in the last 8 weeks which helped to allow the to the Dragons. The Rays continued with drive from Stingrays to break away from the Dragons to capture a the defensive back six and the midfield group contin- must needed and gratifying 13 point win. ued with some fantastic gut running to win the football After the game Yeats said “That would have been the with some strong defensive pressure to feed the For- best display of Under 18 football I have seen in a long wards, but entries were a little shallow. A magnificent time. For us the first quarter was superb, but our sec- goal on the run to Darren Minchington and Damien ond half was extremely pleasing, especially the last Johnston kept the Stingrays in the game, a few min- 10 minutes. We were challenged and responded. We utes later Johnston kicked his second from 50 to give could have dropped our heads in the second half after the Stingrays a 7 point lead at half time. The stingrays we were seriously challenged as a group in the second had many inside fifty entries but strong defensive work and third terms but we didn’t which is what is needed from the Dragons and poor entries inside 50 resulted to play finals, however we have long a way to go as we in minor scores or easy rebounds for the Dragons to set still went in and out of the game where we had little up their own shots on goal. A the long break Stingrays control and impact. The other positive factor we took Coach Graeme spoke about some basic footballs do’s from the game is we 11 individual goalkickers today and don’ts and the coaching staff reshuffled the cattle and we got goals from our midfielders, so we weren’t in what would be a great game of chess between the reliant just on our key forwards to keep the scoreboard coaches in the next half of football. ticking over” The third quarter was the best display of TAC CUP Next week in the TAC CUP round 16 match the Dan- football this year with neither team able to break the denong Stingrays play Eastern Ranges on Sunday 21st shackles, when the siren sounded the scores were August at Box Hill City Oval, Box Hill at 11.00am. En- locked at 69 apiece. The Dragons were able to capi- try is free. talize a lot more with their inside 50 entries kicking 4 Dandenong Stingrays 5.0 8.3 10.9 15.12.102 goals 1 point for the quarter, whilst the Stingrays had Sandringham Dragons 2.1 7.2 11.3 14.5.89 more inside 50’s but only managed to kick 2 goals GOALS: Dandenong Stingrays: Jason Pongracic 2, Dar- 6 points- many could/should have been goals. Piva ren Minchington 2, Damien Johnston 2, Alex Benbow Wright continued on his form in the forwardline and 2, Nick Haynes, Bryce Kellerman, Lachie Whitfield, took a very strong contested mark in the goal square, Corey Buchan, Jake Calvert, Brett O’Hanlon and Piva followed by a very strong contested mark and goal 45 Wright metres out to Lachie Whitfield. At the last break Sting- BEST: Dandenong Stingrays: Nick Haynes, Alex Ben- rays Coach Graeme Yeats was happy with his chargers bow, Damien Johnston, Jason Pongracic, Darren but wanted them to finish the last quarter off. His main Minchington and Todd Elton message was to continue with the 1%ers, with tack- ling a highlight so far, and challenged them to once 36 MPNFL Since 1908 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. Netball Preview time break with a comfortable 9 goal lead. In the sec- ond half Jo Amott was moved into (WA) for Keysie and A RoadSafe Victoria initiative supportedmade by aVicRoads huge impact and with VCFL precision passing into the goalers that Narre Warren simply could not counter. Beth Howard (GK) for Keysborough put on relentless Keysborough tested by pressure and turned over the ball several times to her teams’ advantage. By the final term the ascendancy tenacious Narre Warren was definitely with Keysie and with Aanensen now un- With the A grade games last weekend all reasonably ru- stoppable in the goal-ring they managed to run over the dimentary affairs it is a good time to look a bit further a top of Narre Warren for a one goal win. field and review the far more interesting B and C grade There was also a big upset in C grade on the weekend games. None were more spiritedly contested than the with Hampton Park getting the better of ROC with a games played at Narre Warren. ten goal win. The game started even enough but in Narre’s C grade had everything to play for against the 2nd quarter Claire Waite was moving and shooting Keysborough with a finals position up for grabs. Both much more efficiently in the goal-ring and was well teams came out firing but it was Emma Pansow (GS) for supported by Samantha Whatman (WA) for Hampton Narre that stole the show doing all of the goaling in the Park. The Parkers managed to pull away with Kirsty first term. Kirsty Stackpole played the perfect captains Spooner (GD) essentially shutting down ROC’s Elise game as (WA) in the first half allowing her goalers the Macreadie (GA) to put her team ten goals in front by best opportunity under the post. In the second term half time. ROC made a resurgence in the 3rd term Keysborough’s Leanne Starfas was moved into (GK) and where Macreadie was moved into (C) and Leesa Reid had an instant impact reducing Pansow’s shots on goal into goals. Emily Armstrong also helped to turn ROC’s affording her team a one goal lead at half time. Britti fortunes hitting the goal-ring more accurately to have Donaldson was dominating in (C) for Narre in the third them down by 3 at the last break. But it was short lived term where they managed to pullPlan away from ahead, Keysbor- onas Hampton and offPark kept coming at them in the final term ough. Trista Bryan was relied on to do all the goal- with Kathryn Eastwood working hard in the goal ring ing for Keysborough as Shari Kingthe (GS) failedfield to score again to seal the upset of the round. due to the tough defensive pressureIf fromyou’re Casey going Rhodes to haveSo anow few to drinks, this round and with only two more weeks Anderson (GK). Keysie were relying heavily on Sarah before finals things are really starting to hot up in all Vella (GD) who defending superblyplan in ahead the goal-ring and arrange grades. a ride The with place a to be this weekend will be at Bea- against Stackpole who had been designatedmoved into (GA)driver for – someoneconsfield who’s where they take on Berwick. In all grades, Narre Warren. Kelly Cooper workednot tirelessly drinking in or(WD) who’s except responsibly 13 & under, these two clubs will have great pulling off crucial intercepts whensticking it counted to light. which match-ups with both Berwick and Beaconsfield being enabled Narre Warren to come out on top with a nar- represented in the top five of the respective ladders. row victory of only 3 goals. Coach, TerriGood Lee Brettoner sports don’t In 15 let & theirunder Beaconsfield sit a game clear on top of has the girls firing at the right end of the season as this the ladder and Berwick are sitting third. Last time they win consolidates their position in the finals.mates drink andmet drive.Beaconsfield had a comfortable 14 goal win but In B grade these two teams were poised for another this time I think Berwick will be far more competitive. exciting game after playing out a draw in their earlier It is a 1st versus 2nd clash in 17 & under with Ber- encounter during the season. TheA RoadSafefirst term Victoria was initiative neck- supportedwick bysitting VicRoads on and top VCFL with just the one loss to Beacons- and-neck with Jacqui Wimmers (GS) and Madeline field during the season by 6 goals. If Beaconsfield Henwood (GA) sharing the goaling load well between wins this match they will move to 1st on percentage them for Narre. By the second term Narre Warren’s and the much sought after right to the first week of fi- defence; Meagan McGill (GD) and Bek Booth (GK) nals off. This scenario is almost exactly the same in C fared much better against Keysborough’s tall goaler grade with Berwick on top and Beaconsfield 2nd with Kristie Aanensen (GS) where Narre went into the half a chance for positions to swap with a Beaconsfield win. Plan ahead, on and off the field

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Alex O’Sullivan for Beacy will have a tough task against Berwick’s Kaitlyn Taylor in the mid-court. Whilst in the CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP goal-ring Emma Clarke has been doing the bulk of the goaling for Berwick so Erin Hastie will need to be in Club A B C 17 15 13 Total peak form to shut her down. Beaconsfield 140 104 90 70 60 24 488 Berwick are sitting in 5th on the B grade ladder now Berwick 130 92 96 75 56 36 485 that Keysborough have left their run too late to sneak into the finals. With Beaconsfield dropping from 1st to Narre Warren 70 96 60 70 56 46.5 398.5 3rd following the narrow loss to ROC week before last ROC 90 112 66 32.5 48 39 387.5 they will be fired up for a solid win against tough op- Tooradin 70 112 24 65 34 30 335 position this weekend. Last time they met Beaconsfield Kesyborough 150 76 66 20 - - 312 had a tidy 21 goal win and would dearly love to assert that dominance again. Corinne Mackley is the go-to Pakenham 120 44 48 45 20 24 301 goaler for Beaconsfield and Berwick’s Casey Anderson Cranbourne 80 32 39 27.5 44 43.5 266 will be the key to shutting her down if Berwick are to Doveton 30 68 39 45 12 9 203 have any chance of an upset in this match. Likewise, Hampton Park 40 16 48 30 34 21 189 Jodie Evans is crucial for Berwick in the goal-ring and has the ability to shoot prolifically. But with Kylie Clark Devon Meadows 60 32 12 - 20 15 139 really hitting some good form in B grade after being over looked for A grade Evans will need to keep a lev- BEACONSFIELD el head, maintain her focus and not get frustrated by Clark’s tight defence. This week we welcome Berwick to our last home game The A grade match should also be a lively event with of the season! Today is the day we also welcome our Beaconsfield sitting 2nd and Berwick sitting 3rd on the sponsors and past players to what we hope will be the league ladder. Last time they met Beaconsfield came last time we play at Perc Alison Reserve. If all goes to away with an 18 goal win and this time should be a plan we should start the 2012 season at Holm Park Rd. similar result. Berwick had the good fortune to have A huge welcome and thank you to all sponsors includ- a bye last week, another week off to get gun goaler, ing, BODY SHOP PAINT SUPPLIES, GARGAN CHIRO- Lynn Moyes injured ankle healed. But if Moyes is not PRACTIC CENTRE, HOME HARDWARE, PAUL SAD- yet 100% fit then Berwick will limp through this match LER SWIMLAND NARRE WARREN, METROPOLITAN much like they did against Keysborough a couple of EXPRESS TRANSPORT SERVICES, weeks ago. Beaconsfield have been mixing things up MAXIMUM RESULTS MASSAGE THERAPY, SLIPPERY on the court lately, trying new combinations and test- JACKS, XSPRESSO2GO, BEACONSFIELD FISH AND ing options so they really haven’t hit the scoreboard CHIPS, BEACONSFIELD MILK BAR, HUNGRY JACKS, hard. But if they decide this week to run with their best VIDEO EZY, ANNABEL P/L and also our player spon- line-up it would be expected they will easily take care sors, CEBU FASHION AND HOME, GMJ EQUIP- of Berwick. MENT P/L, PARADISE SHADE UMBRELLAS, FOCUS The match of the round though would have to be the FITOUTS, MAIXIMUM RESULTS MASSAGE THER- ROC versus Tooradin game in B grade. These teams APY, PAUL SADLER SWIMLAND NARRE WARREN, have been at the top of the B grade ladder all season STEGAN ENTERPRISES, METROPOLITAN EXPRESS and the winner of this match will secure top spot going TRANSPORT SERVICES and PENGLASE PLUMBING into finals. ROC’s goalers; Sara Villiers and Natalie Van P/L. We look forward to a fantastic day. Deelen have been virtually unstoppable lately as this A GRADE Beaconsfield had a flying start in round goaling combination could easily slot into any A grade sixteen against Doveton and continued for the dura- side comfortably. Last time they played Rachel Splatt tion of the match. The girls played a very consistent was instrumental in keeping Villiers contained but she four quarters despite the constant positional changes is now regularly playing in A grade for Tooradin. So that we made. All combinations are running smoothly the Tooradin’s defenders that remain will need to be and, come finals, the number of options available to us playing at their peak to stop the ROC goalers domi- is exciting! BOC: Jacinta Goldsack Massage & Bianca nance. Leanne Ansalde has improved tremendously for Sanzaro Slippery Jacks Tooradin in the goal-ring so if she and Loretta Iverach U/15 In a one sided match there was no stopping the can keep the scoreboard ticking over at the other end speed, strength and skill of the Beacy U15’s side this Tooradin should be able to prevail. week. Some tight defense meant we kept Doveton So back to A grade, here are my predictions for this scoreless in the third quarter whilst at the other end week’s round; of the court, our goaling trio had a field day and in Beaconsfield v Berwick particular Courtney Davey who spent the whole game Devon Meadows v Narre Warren in GS and was accountable for over 50% of the goals Keysborough v Cranbourne in our second highest scoring game this season. Chel- Hampton Park v Doveton sea Campos also had a best on performance with some Tooradin v ROC patient feeds into the goalers and smart leads through Pakenham - BYE Until next week, enjoy your netball! the transition onto the ring. Another brilliant effort as 38 MPNFL Since 1908 Netball Preview a whole team, and a great way to essentially end our home and away season as we look to start our finals DEVON MEADOWS campaign early with our last two rounds being against U13’s I’d like to congratulate the girls on a fantastic our hardest competitors. Video Ezy - Courtney Davey / win. It was hard to give out the encouragement award Hungry Jacks - Chelsea Campos but it went to Maddison Maund for a great all round U/13 Beaconsfield started strongly to go into the main game. Khloe Maroney, Kacey Maund and Madellin break 19-9. With many intercepts from defenders Gabby Goring fed the ball well into goal circle. Alison Ribaux, and Lilly, the midcourters Kaisha, Kiara and Eliza were Maddison Maund and Natarsha Dale where all shoot- able to work the ball down to the goalers. Charlotte ing well. Maddi Jubb and Karla Bulte defending well and Isabella shot accurately to give Beacy a 36-16 win. down the other end. Congratulations girls on a well Great effort to all girls. Beaconsfield Video Ezy and deserved win. Hungry Jacks Achiever Award: Whole team U15’s We started with a positive manner which pro- duced a fantastic win. With Jesse Mastertoun and Kirsty BERWICK Stewart shooting well together. Shenae Maroney and Brooke Frawley fed the ball well into the goals. Libbie In our last outing we took on Keysborough on their Dieck, Rhiannon Ryan and Tenielle Russell held up the home turf in what was an excellent day of very compet- defence end brilliantly. After wanting to give all girls itive netball. Keysborough who unfortunately are with- the Best on Court we finally decided to give the award out any U13’s or U15’s, so this gave most of our junior to Rhiannon whose defence was outstanding girls the week off. Our U17’s girls started the day with C Grade: We come up against Doveton last week. The a solid win, playing without all three goalers and still girls played a good first half but went a bit flat in the maintaining a healthy score line at full time. The senior last two quarters. The girls passed well and were getting competition was a little more competitive. Our A grade the ball from one end to the other very well too. The girls struggled this week without their two goalers, but ball was worked well into the goal ring with Stacey W still played an exceptional defensive game. A big step and Stacey T combining very well and the defence end up to A grade for the day came for Emma Clarke, who working together well too. Good Game Girls!!!! made her A grade debut to fill in the GS position for the BOC: Stacey Schimdt game and did well considering her physical opposition. A Grade: A great display of team netball this week. Unfortunately though it was a loss for our A grade girls The girls were able to play 4 solid quarters of some against the well oiled Keysborough side, which showed fabulous netball. There were a few messy passages of exactly why they are sitting in the top spot on the ladder. play, but this week the girls were able to regroup and Our B and C grade games were a little bit tighter, with really finish off strongly. Meg and Jess were superb in our C graders holding on by 5 goals to remain unde- the ring and supported brilliantly by Brooke and Shan. feated so far this season; their toughest battle of the year The defensive end was also strong with Lucy and Emily will come today against Beaconsfield as it’s a battle for combining well as they put pressure on the Doveton the top position on the ladder. Kaitlyn Taylor took the gaolers. Zoe and Liz were strong outside the circle and big step up from the U17’s making her senior debut, and really made it hard for the Doveton feeders to get the playing with excellent patience to fill the WA position. ball into their gaolers. Well done girls! BOC: Emily. B grade on the other hand was undoubtedly the “match of the day” with the B grade girls making an impressive NARRE WARREN comeback after being down by 7 goals at three quarter time, to take the game by a goal in the dying minutes. Narre Warren 17 & Under girls took on a Keysborough This was a game the Keysborough girls needed to win at home last Saturday. The girls begun strongly, working to make finals, but our girls wouldn’t let them have it the ball down the court to goalers Kayleigh Spink and and all played an extremely determined game fighting Jess Breen with accuracy. Defenders Erin, Jess, Casey hard until the final whistle, which is ultimately what got and Caitlin were relentless creating turnovers with their them over the line. persistent pressure. A pleasing team effort over the four This week we take on Beaconsfield which will under- quarters saw Narre Warren score a comfortable win. standably be a tough battle in every grade, from juniors With C Grade marching strongly towards finals, the girls through to A grade. We wish all the girls the best of luck have produced some fantastic netball in their last few for today’s ‘Battle of the Creek’. Play hard, fight hard matches. Their team effort is reaping the rewards and and give 100%. they continue to improve each week. After a close first SJD Homes A Grade BOC: Sarah McDermott. half against Keysborough, the girls stuck to their game Apple Essence B Grade BOC: Bess Henry & Brooke plan andd managed to stretch the lead to a three goal Utber margin when the final whistle blew. Natalie Kent was Rochet Kitchens C Grade BOC Chloe Moss best on court in at Wing Attack, alongside Player’s MVP, U17’s BOC: Kaitlyn Taylor Kelly Cooper at Wing Defence. Kelly’s two intercepts in the final quarter helped Narre Warren secure an im- portant victory over the higher placed Keysborough.

Since 1908MPNFL 39 Netball Preview With pressure on every week to maintain a spot in the next week against Doveton are a must if the girls want top five, B grade were keen to improve on their draw to give themselves an opportunity for a second chance with Keysborough earlier in the season. A focussed start come finals. Good luck girls! The B grade game to- saw Narre Warren take an early four goal lead at quar- day is huge as we see the top 2 sides take to the court. ter time. Lifting their goaling accuracy and managing to Both sides will be determined to get the win and take score of each centre pass in the second term stretched top spot on the ladder and potentially the week off go- the lead to nine goals at half time. With several dif- ing into the finals. This game is sure to be a ripper and ferent opponents from our earlier clash, Narre Warren hopefully the Tooradin girls will come away winners! defenders Meaghan and Bek did well to create turno- Congratulations to 17 & under Aleisha Smith who has vers against their much taller opponents. Keysborough been awarded the Spirit of Sport Award, voted by the fought back in the centre half closing the gap to a draw umpires, for her sportsmanship and court conduct. A with only one minute to go. With some interesting deci- great achievement and one she should be proud of. sions and Narre Warren’s inability to keep possession, TRIVIA NIGHT – What a fantastic night! Thanks to all Keysborough ran out victors by one goal, leaving a players & committee who came along to support this shattered Narre Warren team. Player’s MVP was award- major fundraiser and help raise over $5000 for the ed to Meg Hardy, who was relentless at Wing Attack, footy & netball club. A big thank you to Di Jones for all Coaches Award to Vicki Malmo for her best efforts at her hard work in organizing such a great night and to wing defence and attempts to slow the feed into the those on the netball committee who assisted in getting goal ring and Full Circle Health Award to Jacqui Wim- prizes and donations from local businesses. Congratu- mers for her effective movement in and out of the goal lations to Leanne Ansalde’s team (General Soreness) on circle. Despite the extremely disappointing result in winning overall. A job well done! frustrating circumstances, Narre Warren maintain their With this being our last home game, I would like to ambition to playing finals – a first for a senior team. take this opportunity to thank all of our coaches, play- After an upset victory over Pakenham last week, Narre ers, supporters, team managers, time keepers, parents, Warren were eager to take on top of the ladder Keys- committee members, club umpires & sponsors on a borough. Despite their slow start, Narre Warren fought fantastic season and for all the support shown towards back in the second quarter. Jade Waite was effective at myself and the TDNC. The club cannot and would not wing defence, intercepting several Keysborough passes. run without the assistance of everyone involved and I Defenders Terri-Lee, Rachel and Alice worked tirelessly hope it has been an enjoyable one for you all. THANK against their experienced opponents but could not stop YOU! I hope this support continues throughout the fi- the accurate shooting of the Keysborough goaling com- nals and into next season too! SOCIAL: Senior Pres- bination. Narre Warren continued to stick with Keys- entation Night – Friday 23rd September @ Tooradin borough in the second half, their relentless efforts saw Sportsclub. More details coming….Junior Presentation the deficit an eleven goal margin at the conclusion of Night – date still to be confirmed. Last Game 27th Au- the game. An impressive effort against premiership fa- gust – Come along and celebrate the end of the season vourite, Keysborough. with all of your teammates. More details at training but Today we face Devon Meadows at Cranbourne Race- we would like to see ALL senior netballers in attend- course, with our junior teams keen to get back on the ance. Good luck to all our netball & footy teams today court after a week off, the 17s will enjoy a bye and our against ROC! GO SEAGULL’S……. senior team look forward to three strong performances. Dates for your Diaries: Junior Presentation – 30th Au- ROC gust, Senior Presentation – 8th October It was a great day of netball for the last home game of TOORADIN the season against Hampton Park. This week we play Tooradin in our last game of the home and away sea- Wow…last home game for the season and only 2 son, as we have a bye in the final round. Let’s finish off games to go until the season is over!! I can’t believe the season strongly with 6/6 against Tooradin! we are already at the end and finals are nearly upon us. We have five teams contesting finals this year, which With as BYE last week, today we welcome our old West is an awesome effort. We’d love to see the footballers, Gippy rivals ROC to our home courts and are looking sponsors and supporters of the club come along to fi- forward to 6 great games of netball. As the ladder sits nals and barrack for all our teams, as we really appreci- after the BYE, we see 3 of our teams sitting in the top 5 ate the cheering from the sidelines! and all 3 should play finals. Our 13 & under girls look A GRADE The girls started strong with a fast and defen- like they will just scrape in and finish in 5th position sive game, increasing the lead at each quarter. The girls and will have the opportunity to play in the first week gave a solid team effort combining well right down the of finals! This is just fantastic for new coach Sara and court which resulted in a strong win. the girls, who have worked extremely hard both on and LRK Electrics award: Kelly Tivendale off the court. Our 17 & under girls are currently sitting B GRADE A great effort from the girls from the first in 4th position. This competition is a tough one and any whistle. Very accurate goaling helped the girls convert of the top 5 teams could win the premiership, includ- at every opportunity. An increase in defensive pressure ing our very talented side. Wins today against ROC & put the team in a very strong position. There were a few 40 MPNFLSince 1908 Netball Preview changes through the midcourt and the girls adjusted BOC Lily Pitama U/17’s Well done girls, good start to well at each change. A great team effort and strong four the game. They played out a good three quarters but quarter game. LRK Electrics award: Steph Whytcross unfortunately were not able to pull out another quarter. C GRADE Disappointing first half which saw Hampton Fantastic effort by everyone. BOC Jessica Hamilton Park up by 10. ROC came out strong in the third quar- C Grade Winding down for the season does not mean ter and worked really well all the way down the court giving in on games days. And that’s exactly what we bringing back to within 3 goals at three-quarter time. didn’t do. Hard fought plays, hard calls and no wind... In the last quarter Hampton Park really pulled together yes that’s right. NO WIND at Cranbourne! Timing and and came away with a convincing win. passing let us down but great to see some awesome LRK Electrics award: Emma Smith plays across the court by the team. BOC Michell Berry UNDER 15’S ROC came out firing with a strong first B Grade Well done girls on a good game. From the start it half. In the fourth quarter Hampton Park fought back was tough but we fought back to only lose by five goals. but ROC had built up a great lead in the first three quar- Great effort by all. BOC Jodie Holt & Shaunelle Thompson ters and were able to come away with a strong win. A Grade Without our two main goalers we new it was Award to Chloe Sheers with some incredible goaling! going to be very tough but Brooke and Casey proved UNDER 13’S Everybody played really well. Rachael to be just as reliable and proficient in the goal circle. and Sidney did a lot of talking which was great. We It was a great match to watch but in the second half, put on a lot of pressure which stopped Hampton Park Pakenham ran away with it thanks to their fantastic go- getting goals. Thanks to all the 13’s and their parents alers who were on target all game. It was a fantastic ef- who make the effort to come early on home games to fort girls and you should all have your heads held high. prepare the facilities for the day. It is appreciated by Thanks to players who filled in from B Grade which was everyone at the club! GO ROC!!! greatly appreciated. BOC Brooke Davey KEYSBOROUGH HAMPTON PARK

C grade were a few girls down this week and had to run We travelled to ROC last week and even though we out a big match against Narre. The girls did well in de- only had one team win, Well done to C Grade, the fence getting intercepts around the ring. Rachael did her other teams played great games of netball and also had usually belly flop into the ring, it wouldn’t be a proper great spirit on the court so well to you all and lets hope Saturday netball game if she didn’t end up on the ground! we can keep this spirit up for the next two games. A big thanks to Shari for filling in in desperate times! This week we host Doveton and this is our last game at B grade had another tough match this week, and as home for the season and maybe in a while so lets have with A & C grade we were a player down, missing our a great game of netball by all teams and head back to star WA! Narre came out hard from the start of the the rooms after the game for a social chat and listen to game and our defence were having trouble cutting off Cory play his guitar. their drive throughout the court. However, credit to Don’t forget Presentation Night for under 17’s upwards us, no one gave up. Being 10 goals down at one stage is being held with the footy club this year. Amberley Re- in the second quarter, we fought back goal by goal to ceptions - Cranbourne, 2 course meal drinks included. eventually be down by 5 goals at 3 quarter time. Joseph $150.00 per double, $80.00 Single, $50.00 for 17’s Sat- played a great half in wing attack feeding awesomely urday 8th October 6 pm start, See Mel for more details. into the goalers. Beth’s height in defence was just what Juniors Presentation for 13’s and 15’s is Friday 23rd Sep- we needed to make it harder for Narre to get it into tember 6.30 start at the club rooms see a committee their GS. Little Jimmy killed it in centre the entire game, member for more details Thanks to our major sponsors giving Keysie strength throughout the whole court. In once again and GO REDBACKS……. the dying seconds of the game, Lovey took an inter- cept thanks to Shannon’s fingertip and Kristie shot the winning goal! It was god to be back on the winning DOVETON side of a close game! Everyone played such an awe- some game and never gave up! Well done B graders :) Last week we played beacy our under 13’s played so well A Grade had a team full of snot faced, plague victims. So couldn’t have asked for any more from them and they they needed to up their game. A grade started off mak- never gave up same goes for the rest of our junior teams ing a few mistakes and seemed like they were running at and I am sure girls your hard work will pay off soon 100kms an hour, but the girls managed to settle and play Seniors..... Well I don’t think the score lines showed our game. It was a great game and we finished on top. how well all senior teams played against a tough beacy well done to all 3 teams on a great effort. Good luck to CRANBOURNE all teams this weekend and let’s bring home some wins Also a big congrats to Jemma Price for being nominated for rising star you truly deserve it GO DOVES U/13’s Good game today by all the players. The things we did on Monday night training really paid off be- cause the girls focused on what we had worked on.

Since 1908 MPNFL 41 Netball Results & Ladders

A GRADE 17 & UNDER Doveton 19 v Beaconsfield 68 Doveton 14 v Beaconsfield 29 Narre Warren 41 v Keysborough 52 Narre Warren 51 v Keysborough 13 Cranbourne 40 v Pakenham 66 Cranbourne 25 v Pakenham 34 ROC 62 v Hampton Park 42 ROC 29 v Hampton Park 16

Team P W L D B F Agst % Pts Team P W L D B F Agst % Pts Keysborough 16 13 1 0 2 703 465 151.18 60 Berwick 16 12 1 0 3 493 268 183.96 60 Beaconsfield 16 12 2 0 2 785 476 164.92 56 Beaconsfield 16 11 2 0 3 554 233 237.77 56 Berwick 16 11 3 0 2 688 475 144.84 52 Narre Warren 16 11 2 0 3 469 214 219.16 56 Pakenham 16 11 4 0 1 867 652 132.98 48 Tooradin 16 9 3 0 4 481 287 167.60 52 ROC 16 8 7 0 1 669 593 112.82 36 Pakenham 16 7 7 0 2 402 366 109.84 36 Cranbourne 16 6 8 0 2 582 677 85.97 32 Doveton 16 5 7 0 4 302 297 101.68 36 Narre Warren 16 5 9 0 2 523 600 87.17 28 ROC 16 3 9 1 3 205 382 53.66 26 Tooradin 16 5 9 0 2 470 573 82.02 28 Hampton Park 16 2 10 0 4 172 491 35.03 24 Devon M 16 4 10 0 2 517 564 91.67 24 Cranbourne 16 2 10 1 3 265 449 59.02 22 Hampton Park 16 2 12 0 2 409 772 52.98 16 Keysborough 16 0 11 2 3 163 519 31.41 16 Doveton 16 1 13 0 2 397 763 52.03 12 B GRADE 15 & UNDER Doveton 31 v Beaconsfield 79 Doveton 7 v Beaconsfield 56 Narre Warren 59 v Keysborough 60 Cranbourne 37 v Pakenham 16 Cranbourne 42 v Pakenham 47 ROC 43 v Hampton Park 13 ROC 107 v Hampton Park 17

Team P W L D B F Agst % Pts Team P W L D B F Agst % Pts Tooradin 16 12 2 0 2 756 401 188.53 56 Beaconsfield 16 12 1 0 3 495 128 386.72 60 ROC 16 13 2 0 1 932 523 178.20 56 Narre Warren 16 10 2 0 4 429 208 206.25 56 Beaconsfield 16 11 3 0 2 906 489 185.28 52 Berwick 16 10 2 0 4 379 196 193.37 56 Narre Warren 16 9 3 2 2 735 562 130.78 48 ROC 16 9 4 0 3 463 167 277.25 48 Berwick 16 9 4 1 2 621 501 123.95 46 Cranbourne 16 8 5 0 3 428 292 146.58 44 Keysborough 16 7 6 1 2 697 550 126.73 38 Hampton Park 16 5 7 1 3 264 361 73.13 34 Doveton 16 6 7 1 2 615 651 94.47 34 Tooradin 16 4 7 1 4 184 370 49.73 34 Pakenham 16 4 10 1 1 627 634 98.90 22 Pakenham 16 3 11 0 2 229 370 61.89 20 Cranbourne 16 2 12 0 2 448 684 65.50 16 Devon M 16 2 11 0 3 164 507 32.35 20 Devon M 16 2 12 0 2 423 774 54.65 16 Doveton 16 0 13 0 3 95 531 17.89 12 Hampton Park 16 0 14 0 2 256 1247 20.53 8 C GRADE 13 & UNDER Doveton 17 v Beaconsfield 40 Doveton 17 v Beaconsfield 37 Narre Warren 30 v Keysborough 27 Cranbourne 33 v Pakenham 13 Cranbourne 32 v Pakenham 33 ROC 52 v Hampton Park 4 ROC 27 v Hampton Park 37

Team P W L D B F Agst % Pts Team P W L D B F Agst % Pts Berwick 16 14 0 0 2 510 317 160.88 64 Narre Warren 16 11 0 1 4 426 132 322.73 62 Beaconsfield 16 13 1 0 2 566 346 163.58 60 Cranbourne 16 11 1 1 3 449 105 427.62 58 Keysborough 16 9 5 0 2 471 321 146.73 44 ROC 16 10 3 0 3 494 189 261.38 52 ROC 16 10 5 0 1 497 385 129.09 44 Berwick 16 8 4 0 4 344 228 150.88 48 Narre Warren 16 8 6 0 2 429 394 108.88 40 Tooradin 16 6 6 0 4 184 242 76.03 40 Hampton Park 16 6 8 0 2 441 445 99.10 32 Pakenham 16 6 8 0 2 279 313 89.14 32 Pakenham 16 7 8 0 1 411 437 94.05 32 Beaconsfield 16 5 8 0 3 218 332 65.66 32 Doveton 16 4 9 1 2 429 463 92.66 26 Hampton Park 16 4 9 0 3 170 364 46.70 28 Cranbourne 16 4 9 1 2 404 463 87.26 26 Devon M 16 2 11 0 3 126 431 29.23 20 Tooradin 16 2 12 0 2 347 551 62.98 16 Doveton 16 0 13 0 3 121 475 25.47 12 Devon M 16 0 14 0 2 261 644 40.53 8 42 MPNFLSince 1908 Super Signs LED Electronic Scoreboards LEDLED & Displays

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