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Football, Hockey, Soccer Netball & Basketball Apparel MPNFL Since 1908 Since 1908 MPNFL LOGO LOGO tba tba G Business Cards G Banners & Posters G Corporate Identity G Letterheads G Catalogues G Digital & Offset Printing G Invoice Books G Graphic Design ....and much more Factory 1, 12-14 Govan Street Seaford G Phone 03 9786 0786 G Fax 03 9786 6700 G email [email protected] www.printscene.com.au PROUDLY SUPPORTING LOCAL FOOTBALL & COMMUNITY EVENTS MPNFL Since 1908 LOGO LOGOLOGO tbaLOGO tbatba Supported by tba Casey Cardinia Melbourne FC Sponsored by Star News Group 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 / JacketDress: 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 RES U18’s www.hamptonparkfc.vcfl.com.au 26 MPNFL Since 1908 DOVETON 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.
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