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APPROVED LICENSEES EDITORIAL Drug education and awareness the focus AS news of the recent ACC Report and ASADA follow up continues to prevail throughout the media, it’s timely to highlight AFL Victoria’s position. First and foremost illicit and performance-enhancing ASADA doesn’t detail its testing substances have no place in our game. Breaches of the regime, for the integrity of its AFL’s Anti-Doping Code rightly results in heavy sanctions. testing program, and nor does AFL Victoria ever expect to Education and awareness are two unwavering tenets that know the intricate operation details of the testing program. must prevail in understanding the game’s Anti-Doping Every registered player, including those within community policy. level in country and metropolitan Leagues, can be tested by AFL Victoria works with all TAC Cup regions to help ASADA. It fl ows from Clause 21 of the Laws of Australian educate players and offi cials regarding the requirements Football, which links the AFL’s Anti-Doping Code to every of the Anti-Doping Code with annual pre-season education competition in the country. sessions taking place at the March fi tness testing day. TAC Cup regions support the importance of these sessions and The level and frequency of testing at community level is additional education is given to players as part of the Vic also determined by and at the discretion of ASADA. Country and Metro Academies throughout the year. Also, players should understand that match day testing is The education sessions are very similar to those presented not the only way ASADA can identify players who have at AFL Club level and have been delivered for as long as the breached the Anti-Doping Code. Government agencies have AFL Anti-Doping Code has existed. the ability to notify ASADA about the purchase of what it All players – no matter what level of football - have a clear considers “suspicious” products. In this respect, you do not responsibility to check and know what they are purchasing have to be tested to breach the Code. or taking and whether it contravenes the specifi c Anti- If players have any doubt whatsoever they should not order, Doping rules that apply. purchase or consume a supplement without fi rst seeking The fact that prohibited substances can be contained medical or professional advice on whether it contains a within commercially available supplements should serve as banned performance-enhancing substance. ASADA also a warning to players who choose to purchase and consume has a hotline service that can also provide important and these products. relevant advice or visit www.asada.gov.au The assumption that because a substance can be AFL Victoria are in regular contact with the AFL and other purchased off the shelf therefore makes it ‘legal’ is state football bodies to discuss more broadly how we can erroneous. Products/supplements purchased on-line may collectively develop additional education programs so all also contravene the Code or, in fact, be illegal. players understand their obligations and responsibilities AFL Victoria fully supports the work of the Australian Sports under the AFL Anti-Doping Code. Anti-Doping Authority (ASADA) and liaises with ASADA each year to ensure we comply with their requirements and Grant Williams that our education strategies are appropriate. AFL Victoria General Manager

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2 www.afl vic.com.au JOSH SCOTT Scott relishes extra year WHEN Josh Scott came to the interchange bench late in the game against Bendigo Pioneers he was told he’d kicked 10 goals. Moments later Scott was told the goal count was Stevens said he felt Scott was the victim of “an unusual inaccurate and he’d ‘only’ kicked nine, but the news didn’t draft” where there was less rookie selections. seem to matter. “I think there were some boys who were really unlucky Scott was just happy to have contributed to the Power’s last year and I think Josh was a prime example of that,” win and more importantly happy to again be playing as one he said. of the club’s four 19-year-olds. “I think for Josh to come back here is a perfect fi t him.” “I came off as I had cramped and one of the guys said ‘did Stevens noted that Scott needed to ramp up his body you know you had kicked a lazy 10’,” Scott said. shape and strength as well as fi tness. “He came up to me a couple of minutes later and said He said Scott acted upon the advice and had been someone had stuffed up the counting and I’d only kicked rewarded with a fl ying start to the season where he has nine. I wasn’t really fussed. kicked 16 goals in the fi rst three games. ‘I guess I got on the end of some lucky ones.” “He has just been fi rst class. I said to him he could sit around, mope around and feel sorry for himself or do What was particularly impressive about Scott’s goal haul is something about it. that he wasn’t stationed all game in the goal square. “His application to training and his professionalism and In fact, he spent time on a wing as well as in defence! he has been a real leader and thriving on proving people Scott, who earned the maximum votes in the TAC Cup wrong and say ‘hey, I deserve a chance at AFL.” Coaches Award for his game, said he was “stoked” to be given another chance to play in the TAC Cup. He didn’t get a chance to train with an AFL club for a rookie-spot after he missed selection in the AFL Draft. He said it was probably as a result of his testing session, but he added that he had gastro the day of the combine testing and struggled mightily. “It just didn’t work out my way, so now I’ve got another chance to make an impression,” Scott said. Gippsland coach Nick Stevens candidly admitted he offered Scott the opportunity to return as a 19-year-old as he ‘could not believe that he didn’t get drafted last year.’ “From our point of view he was a standout player, a very good talent. We think he’s defi nitely good enough to be in the AFL,” Stevens said. “We felt he got overlooked last year and if he worked on a few things and came back he would put himself out there Photo: Kate Mitchell to be a chance to be drafted.”

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4 www.afl vic.com.au *15% off your electricity usage based on Alinta Energy’s published Standing Tariffs for Victoria. Terms and conditionsconditions apply.apply. NNotot avaavailableilable wwithith sosolar.lar. JARMAN IMPY Impressive return by Impy MURRAY Bushrangers coach Darren Ogier understands why people get excited about Jarman Impy. Ogier unashamedly says he, too, is excited about Impy, a Now that will get anyone excited, especially given it was past member of the AIS-AFL Academy, who shone in the just his second game after a four week break. Bushrangers win against Bendigo Pioneers earlier in the “Jarman still has a lot of work to do and he knows that, month. but he has a great attitude to improving himself,” Ogier Impy missed a chunk of last season with a broken hand said. and hurt a knee pre-season, but it hasn’t dulled his ability. “His good stuff is very good, but he has to become more “He’s a very talented, exciting player. He has speed to burn consistent across the board.” and some exquisite ball handling skills,” Ogier said. What particularly impresses Ogier is the run that Impy can “A lot of people can get excited about him including his generate from half back or through the midfi eld and he’s a coach.” live-wire in attack. After an interrupted pre-season following a boating Impy gained his fi rst taste of the TAC Cup after the AFL accident where he hurt his knee, Impy has still been able Under 16 National Championships where he represented to showcase his untapped potential. Vic Country. Impy collected 26 possessions, gathered 11 hand ball Ogier said that snapshot gave Impy an insight as to what is receives, took eight marks – three contested - laid three required at TAC Cup level. tackles and capped a best-on-ground game against the Pioneers with four goals. He noted that Impy has worked hard to improve the defensive side of his game, especially when the opposition has the football. Impy said he was keen to shrug off the frustrations that have accompanied his injuries and play well in a winning team. “I wasn’t too happy with my fi rst game this season, but I was better against Bendigo,” Impy said. “I just had to get back on board and get focused.” Impy said he knew he just had to keep presenting, keep applying forward pressure and work on assisting his teammates. He said he still needs to get fi tter, but that will come with each game. “That’s what I went with and it was a better game,” he said. “I used my strength, which is my speed. ‘Oge’ said get your jets out and go”. And, when those ‘jets’ are on six cylinders, Jarman Impy excites a lot of people.

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www.taccup.com.au 7 KICKSTART SUCCESS FOR VICS Kickstart success for Vics It wasn’t the ending the Victoria/Tasmania Kickstart team AFL Victoria Indigenous Programs Manager Aaron Clark was hoping for, but fi ve wins from six matches still ranked said it was a great opportunity for participants to share as a signifi cant achievement. common challenges and increase their peer support With a team comprising almost entirely of boys from network of boys that are facing similar challenges as country Victoria, the Vic/Tas team fi nished the U15 indigenous young men. Indigenous National Kickstart Championship in Townsville “In the Kickstart program AFL Victoria facilitates a process as runners up. where participants can connect with each other and After remaining undefeated in the preliminary rounds of share elements of their unique culture, which really does the carnival held from April 8-12, the Victoria/Tasmania strengthen their self esteem, confi dence and surround team was unable to outpoint defending champions them with positive role models. Western Australia in the grand fi nal, losing 9.18 (72) to “The program recognises the enormous talent pool of 6.5 (41). indigenous players in Victoria and enhances our ability to But despite missing out on the premiership medallions, the keep that talent in the mainstream talent pathway.” team showed enormous improvement throughout the week Victoria/Tasmania was led superbly by co-captains Jy and impressed onlookers with an exciting brand of football. Simpkin (Mooroopna) and Anthony Young (Newborough), with Young named Victoria/Tasmania’s player of the Of the 27 boys that represented Victoria/Tasmania, 20 of carnival. them hailed form regional Victoria. After a week of impressing scouts with his ability to fi nd From Lucknow in East Gippsland to Robinvale in northwest his own ball and break the lines, the 15-year-old said it Victoria, all regions in Victoria were represented, giving was privilege to be part of the Kickstart program. team members a chance to learn more about their cultural roots and form new friendships with boys from all over “It was great to lead my teammates at the championships Australia and beyond. and get out there and play against the other states,” Young said. Billy Cooper “It was really good to meet new people and learn about their culture and the things they have to deal with.” I’ll defi nitely stay in contact with a lot of the guys and we’ve already planned to meet up and attend a few AFL matches this year.” As well as fi tting in six matches and recovery sessions in a busy fi ve days, the team also attended education sessions focused on a range of topics including talent pathways, nutrition, identity, social media, drugs and alcohol and employment. Team members had the chance to listen to guest speakers such as Bonita Mabo, wife of the late Eddie Mabo, who spoke of her husband’s story and the struggles he endured to have the land rights of indigenous people acknowledged. Renowned musician Jeremy Donavan also spoke to the group about growing up and not knowing of his Indigenous roots until later in life, and the struggles which came about through being confused with his identity. After such a strong performance at the championship, many members of the Victoria/Tasmania team are expected to be named in the Flying Boomerangs squad which will compete in Division 3 of the AFL U16 National Championships in July, followed by an international tour.

8 www.afl vic.com.au BEN KEARNS Kearns shines as 23rd player It’s been a whirlwind start to 2013 for Gippsland Power “At TAC Cup level, he’s probably able to push up and play forward Ben Kearns. as an outside midfi elder but he’s probably not quite ready for that in the VFL, and that’s something Ben knows he has The 18-year-old made an immediate impact on the Peter to work on.” Jackson VFL with fi ve goals on debut in the Scorpions’ Round 1 win over Frankston as the 23rd player. After showing his credentials with several strong marks and goals from either side of his body in the Scorpions’ The following week Kearns was just as damaging with four season opener, Kearns returned to Gippsland Power with goals, albeit this time for Gippsland Power in the TAC Cup new-found confi dence. competition Country Round. Under the rule that allows players turning 19 this year, The medium-sized forward returned to the Scorpions’ another season of development in the U18 competition, the line-up last Saturday, again as their 23rd player, kicking boy from the tiny town of Churchill appeared a class above two goals in Casey’s big win over Essendon, continuing his his opposition. stellar start to the season. After joining his teammates on the 15-hour round trip “I guess I’m benefi ting from a full pre-season,” Kearns to Bendigo, Kearns was among the Power’s best in their said. commanding 104-point victory over the Bendigo Pioneers. “We (Gippsland Power) put in a lot of work over the Moved forward in the third term by Power coach Nick summer and the body is feeling really good at the minute.” Stevens, he bagged 3 goals for the quarter, marking Despite proving in Round 1 that he belonged at this level, strongly on the lead and converting from beyond 50m. Kearns admits it was daunting coming down to Casey in “I think it defi nitely helped playing with Casey the week the beginning. before,” Kearns said. “I went down to Casey for a practice game and didn’t know “Playing as a lead up target against AFL-listed guys you too many, but the boys were terrifi c and really got around certainly realise what it takes to compete at that level and me and made me feel welcome,” he said. it’s given me something to aim for.” Scorpions football operations manager Jack Henty said Kearns will be eligible to be selected for a third game as Kearns had really added a level of poise and class to their the Scorpions’ 23rd player before relying solely on his form forward half. to be included in Rohan Welsh’s best 22 throughout the season, or whether he returns to Gippsland. “Ben showed against the Dolphins that he is super dangerous around goal but also a really good decision maker,” Henty said. “He’s great at taking the fi rst option and usually it proves to be the correct one.” Kearns in action for Henty said Kearns had the potential to Gippsland Power play in the midfi eld in the future if he in Country Round. Photo: Kate Mitchell continued to work hard at his game.

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baileyladders.com.au 10 www.afl vic.com.au SHEM TATUPU Shem the Kiwi gem New talent has fi ltered into the TAC Cup from across the as an International rookie. In the lead up to his debut for Tasman Sea, in the form of Oakleigh recruit Shem Tatupu Oakleigh, Tatupu has felt both excited and intrigued with as Damian Watson reports. the prospect of playing Australian football. The 17-year-old New Zealander debuted for the Chargers “The game is something new and it appeals to me,” he in their clash against the Western Jets at Box Hill City Oval said. last Saturday. Despite his side’s one point defeat, Tatupu “One of my mates from New Zealand, Kurt Heatherley, has relished the intense and frenetic nature of football at TAC also followed this path and has helped me along the way Cup level. in learning the game”. “The game was much quicker Tatupu cited his father Tony, an international rugby league representative for New Zealand, as his greatest than footy in New Zealand, inspiration who encouraged him to debut for the Chargers on Saturday. it was good to experience a “I try to follow in his (Tony) footsteps and he has helped different style of football,” me with training,” he claimed. “He is very open-minded about this game and was happy he said. with what I chose. He recognises that the Chargers develop and look after us players”. “It’s a lot faster with quicker and bigger blokes and it was great to be out there on the fi eld”. While learning the logistics of the game, Tatupu strives to model himself on star AFL forwards Lance Franklin and Tatupu fi rst graced the fi eld at full-forward at the 10 Tom Hawkins. minute-mark of the fi rst quarter, donning the number 65 guernsey. In a relatively low-scoring encounter, the Kiwi “They are big inspirations, I try to base my style of play recruit exerted his infl uence on the match by converting around them,” he said. two goals and serving as a valuable focal point in the “At Hawthorn, ‘Buddy’ has been a great role model for me Chargers’ forward line. and he is a good bloke too”. “It was good to get a couple of goals on the board but I Tatupu will feature in the Chargers’ line-up on an think I could’ve done more for the side,” Tatupu said. intermittent basis in season 2013, juggling TAC Cup “My focus is just to play to my strengths and learn from football with school commitments back home in Auckland. my mistakes”. The young New Zealander will aim to play up forward in Despite his lack of experience, Tatupu also enjoyed a stint his second game for the , when they in the ruck, utilising his commanding 197cm height and clash with the Geelong Falcons at Warrawee Park this strong 105kg frame to advantage at the centre bounces. Saturday. “It was real good being in the ruck, being involved in the body on body contest,” he said. While venturing overseas to participate in a whole new ball game would be understandably daunting for the listed New Zealand rugby player, Tatupu’s nerves have been eased by his Oakleigh teammates and coaching staff. “All of the Oakleigh people have been really helpful and welcoming towards me and it was good to run out with those boys today,” he claimed. A debut appearance with the Chargers also Shem (middle) receiving his jumper from Oakleigh coach Justin Wenke adds to the young Kiwi’s ground-breaking (left) and Talent Manager involvement with the Mark Smart (right)

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12 www.afl vic.com.au TAC CUP RADIO GAMES TAC CUP RADIO PREVIEW This Saturday the radio team will call the Northern Knights and Bendigo Pioneers at Preston from 11.45am. This will be our commentary teams fi rst look at Bendigo this year and we are interested to see how he Knights bounce back after Saturday’s loss. Tardio and Haynes of the Northern Knights will be a couple to watch out on their home ground while Maher for the Pioneers has been in excellent form in the early part of the season. TAC CUP RADIO REVIEW Box Hill City Oval was the place to be last Saturday for TAC Cup radio’s best player was (Western TAC Cup Radio’s double header with the Western Jets and Jets) and Dillon Viojo –Rainbow (Western Jets) was also Oakleigh Chargers playing a draw and the Eastern Ranges amongst the votes. victorious. In the second game after a fairly even contest in the fi rst In the early game the Jets kicked with a strong south quarter the Eastern Ranges cut loose in the second term easterly wind however they didn’t read the cross breeze with Ranges‘ Andreas Roth displaying both pace and skill, too well when kicking for goal and only managed 2 goals causing havoc up forward. Eastern led at half time by 39 while the Chargers kicked 2 goals into it. Chargers held a 3 points but then the Knights came back in the third term point lead at half time and in the third quarter play started kicking 6 goals to 3. Eastern Ranges steadied in the fi nal to open up and Oakleigh’s Billy Hogan started becoming quarter and ran away comfortable 46 point winners. dangerous up forward while Lewis Fitzgerald was booting Eastern Ranges captain Ben Cavarra showed his usual long balls into the forward fi fty. class around the packs , Mitchell Keedle moved very well throughout while Knights’ Matt Haynes played well up Coming into the fi nal quarter the Chargers led by seven forward and Liam Bowkett again rucked tirelessly all day points and looked like they would win easily but the for the Knights. Western Jets were more desperate at the ball when it counted most. James Sicily almost became a match winner TAC Cup radio’s best player was Andreas Roth (Eastern and was a key fi gure up forward booting 3 goals in total Ranges) and Ben Cavarra polled well too. and steered the Jets to share the points with Oakleigh. The We were pleased to interview AIS stars story of the day was Hawthorn’s international rookie, 198 (Oakleigh Chargers) and (Northern Knights) cm Shem Tatupu, taking to the fi eld for the Chargers from during the half time breaks and both lads provided us New Zealand making his debut in the TAC Cup and kicking with some good stories from their European trip. They are 2 goals up forward. He is a big, strong player and looks like defi nitely players to watch in the latter half of the TAC Cup he has adapted well to the Australian game. season.

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www.taccup.com.au 13 CLUB NOTES

BENDIGO PIONEERS: The Bendigo game requirements, as well as Head Coach Andrew Souter Pioneers would like to congratulate and his assistant coaches and fi nally all those who helped, our players selected in the initial whether they be trainers, water carriers or parents who Victorian Country Under 16 trails supported their sons throughout the carnival. Go Rays, 2013. - Bailey Edwards, Samuel Harper, EASTERN: For up to date news and Jamieson Sheahan, Tommy Cole, Aidyn Johnson. We would also like to thank all Pioneers players who attended the information on the Eastern Ranges visit ANZAC Day Dawn Service in Bendigo on Thursday, it is our website www.easternranges.afl vic. important that we all remember what was sacrifi ced and pay com.au or fi nd us on Facebook. tribute to those that lost their lives. Bendigo Pioneers would GEELONG FALCONS: The Geelong Falcons also like to thank one of its major sponsors Holiday Inn for would like to publicly acknowledge the 19 the accommodation and support provided to our players last players that have made the initial Victoria night. We are grateful of your support again in 2013 and we Country Under 18 list. They are: Lewis all recommend the Holiday Inn (Airport & Flinders Lane) for Taylor (Terang-Mortlake), Alex Hickey short or long stays!! (Geelong Amateurs), George Cameron Go Pio’s!! (Newtown), (Colac), James Tsitas (Grovedale), Samuel Russell (Newtown/Geelong CALDER CANNONS: The Cannons College), Joe Maishman (St.Marys/Geelong College), today welcome the North Ballarat Rebels Matthew Boag (Torquay), Nicholas Bourke (Kolora-Noorat), to Highgate Rec Reserve for our Rd 5 Scott Dixon (Geelong Amateurs/Geelong Grammar), Jayden game, which we know will need another McHenry (Leopold), Jackson Nelson (St. Marys), Alex strong four quarter effort to try and get Moloney (Terang-Mortlake), (Queenscliff), our second win for the season. The Zaine Cordy (Ocean Grove/Geelong College), Jye Cross Cannons would like to thank the following (Bannockburn), Patrick McCartin (St. Josephs/Geelong U16 Player Sponsors for their support of our U16 Barry Grammar), Fraser Fort (South Barwon) and Hugh Goddard Davis Squad players: Rotary Club of Sunbury, LJ Hooker (Geelong Amateurs/Melbourne Grammar). We wish them Broadford, SSS Bargain Builders Supplies, Bakers Delight well during the Vic Country trials and with fi tness and form Epping, Victory Meats, Hoods Furniture Freighters, Yellow permitting, much success during the upcoming National Brick Road, Genobile Brothers, Alternative Plastics, Acton championships. Electrical, Atlas Steel, Proactive Coaching, Archbold Legal, Jim Bradley Speedball, Quay Developments, KM Finance, GIPPSLAND POWER: The Gippsland Opal Male Fashion, Lalor Timber & Joinery, Australian Power U/15 Div. 1 & Div. 2 teams Landscape Management, Shamick Transport, Shea each had 2 out of 3 wins in their Credit Group, The Station Family Bistro, Sportsco Epping, recent V/Line Cup games and both The McCasker Family, Centre State Asphalting, Nelson teams showed marked improvement Alexander Ascot Vale & Tobin Brothers Funerals. For further after initially losing their fi rst round information on any of these generous supporters of our club, matches. We thank Div. 1 coach Darren Thain, his assistant please contact Meg on 8339 7482. coach Brian Graham and Div. 2 coach Scott McDougall and his assistant Scott Armour for their 5 months of hard work DANDENONG STINGRAYS: Two and dedication in the lead-up to the V/Line Cup games. Of weeks ago we were a part of the course a big thank-you goes to V/Line for their on-going TAC Cup country triple header at QEO generous sponsorship and support of the U/15 program. Bendigo against Geelong Falcons and The Gippsland Power U/16 team went through the AFL Vic would like to thank those players who Country Carnival undefeated. The boys played their last 2 used this game to gain more valuable games in ideal conditions at the Queen Elizabeth oval in hours behind the wheel for their 120 hours needed on their Bendigo where all games were of the usual high standard. learners. We would also like to congratulate the 11 Under Power had hard-earnt 28 and 17 point wins respectively over 16 players and the 15 Under 18 players who were selected Geelong and Bendigo after earlier beating Dandenong by 28 into their respective Vic Country squads. It was great to be points in Rd. 1. Again we thank U/16 coach Rob.Reid and his recognized to be in the top 60 players over the weekend. The assistant Dean Hendricks for their outstanding efforts over Dandenong Southern Stingrays would like to congratulate many weeks of preparation. Gippsland Power is of course the Peninsula Stingrays Under 15 team for their carnival indebted to the parents of the boys in both age groups for performance and playing in the Grand Final for the fourth their appreciated efforts in getting their boys to all the straight year in the V-Line Schoolboys competition, they training sessions and the practice games. Our thanks goes to unfortunately fell 4 goals short in what was a great game all of them and also to the parents of boys who were in the against Geelong. It was a very pleasing result and the next earlier initial squads. This Saturday our TAC Cup side meets generation of Stingrays players looks exciting. We would Sandringham Dragons at the Preston City Oval in the second personally like to thank a few people, in particular in Garry game of a double-header. The 2013 TAC Cup is already Woolard from the Frankston and District Junior Football shaping up as a very even competition and the game today League and Jenny Bain from the Mornington and Junior should be another close affair. Football League who coordinated the team’s training and Of the 38 players in the Gippsland Power TAC Cup squad, 26

14 www.afl vic.com.au are from the region’s major league the Gippsland League, to working closely with these players and developing their 11 are from minor Gippsland leagues being North Gippsland abilities, while continuing to develop our strong team League 3, Mid Gippsland League 2, Ellinbank League 2, East ethos. Some pre-notice that next week’s game in Bendigo Gippsland League 2 and Alberton League 2. will be our Driving Practice for our players as part of our TAC requirements. We would like all our players to drive MURRAY BUSHRANGERS: The Bushrangers welcome the Eastern Ranges part or all of the journey to Bendigo next week which will to the Wangaratta Showgrounds for assist them with their tally of driving hours. We would like today›s Round 5 clash. Thanks to the to acknowledge and thank our Major Sponsor for the 2013 Rural City of Wangaratta, Wangaratta season Bendigo Bank – Murrumbeena. We are thrilled to Football Netball Club and the Wangaratta have such a committed Major Partner, thank you very much. Showgrounds Committee of Management I encourage families and staff to give them a call for all your for their continued support of the Murray Bushrangers and loan requirements. Other partner sponsors are: Mulgrave the TAC Cup competition. The Bushrangers would also like Country Club, Active Lifestyle, Chadstone Toyota, Telstra to congratulate the 19 players who have been selected South Melbourne, Diadora, Musashi, Subway, Genuine Print to trail for the respective Victoria Country Under 18 and and Grilled Carnegie. Under 16 squads. This amazing achievement is a wonderful SANDRINGHAM DRAGONS: The refl ection not only on the Bushrangers program and staff, but Sandringham Dragons would like to thank also the efforts of those involved Community football across every player who drove down to Craigieburn our Region. The long and rich history of producing high on the weekend and participated in the TAC level of football talent from the Region is well and truly Drive Day. The day provided all the boys alive and this number refl ects that. Combined with those with the chance to clock up some time and players eligible for selection with the NSW Rams at Under kilometres on their way to get their P’s. We believe that it 18 level this is an achievement we should all feel proud of. is important to encourage all boys to continue to practice Socially, the inaugural Murray Bushrangers golf day will be their driving in all conditions to prepare themselves for when held on Sunday June 2nd at Jubilee Golf Club, Wangaratta. they get behind the wheel by themselves. Just a friendly Spots will be limited to 88 players so get in quick. Teams of reminder that all players program fees are now due. It would 4 can be registered with AJ Carson. Go Bushies! be great if all players could source a sponsor for their fees, NORTH BALLARAT REBELS: Great to see if you have any problems or questions then please see Ryan Rebels 2012 Graduate Tanner Smith debut O’Connor. last weekend for the Fremantle Dockers. WESTERN JETS: The Western Jets A big initiation taking on the likes of would like to welcome all of our staff, Hale, Roughead and Buddy but he performed players and families as well as the well which was pleasing. Hopefully many Dandenong Stingrays to Burbank Oval more games ahead for Tanner. Well done today. We would also like to thank all of to our Players who participated in the Vic Country Trial last the TAC Cup player sponsors so far: Fuji weekend. Hopefully over the next few weeks other players Xerox DMS (Connor Menadue) Enviroprotect Pty Ltd (Pele put in some good performances to get their opportunities. Manivong) Sherrin (Jayme Lawson) St Albans Exhaust The partnership between the Rebels and the VFL Roosters Centre (Jake Greiser) BorCor Commercial Joinery (John is no doubt the best of any TAC CUP / VFL partnerships and Corso) Plaster Wholesalers (Daniel Hillier) Rod Beckwith this weekend we see another player having the opportunity (Tyson Sims) Premier Roofi ng Pty Ltd (Billy Myers) Shane & to play as the 23rd player in the VFL Seniors and against Ashlee Ferrari (Braden Ferrari) SPA Electrics Pty Ltd (Mitch AFL listed Players. Louis Herbert has been in great form for Hughes) Transpacifi c (Lachlan Hickey) C and K Drake (Mitch the Rebels over the past few weeks and we wish him all Norton) CP Sutherland P/L (Tim Sutherland) Temuskos the best for his game against the Essendon VFL side which Produce Australia (Hayden Bray) Williamstown Superules will include ex Rebels such as Nick O’Brien, Martin Gleeson, (Jake McKenzie) Patrick Autocare (Brenton Payne) Western Lachlan Dalgleish and Nathan Lovett Murray. Reminder Way Roofi ng (Brett Bewley) IRM Interiors Pty Ltd (Jayden to our Rebels Parents and Players that next Sunday is our Laverde) Jet Pets Animal Transport Pty Ltd (Mitch Ellis) annual Sponsors and Parents Day to be held at the Sports 1Step Communications (Leslie Butler) Container Logistics Club at 12 noon prior to our game against the Sandringham (Ben Forbes) Loan Link Pty Ltd (Ajdin Elkasovic) O’Brien Dragons. This is a compulsory function for all players to Boiler Services Pty Ltd (Caleb Sullivan) Zamperoni Bros attend. Go Rebels. Painters & Decorators Pty Ltd (Mitch Appleby) Moonya Dairy OAKLEIGH CHARGERS: Today we (Brent Ellis) Right Way Motors (Mike Maglogiannis) Hillside welcome the Geelong Falcons to Football Club (Luke Pulitano) Greenvale News and Lotto Warrawee Park for our fi rst home game (James Sicily) Whitehorse Truck and Bus (Ryley Stuhldreier) of the season. Early indications from the Ellis Plumbing Services (Corey Ellis) Inspirations Paint results so far suggest they will be the West Footscray (Liam Duggan) Commercial Reality (Harley competition benchmark this season so it Walshe) and M & K Stafford Engineering Pty Ltd (Harrison will be a great challenge for our boys. We are thrilled to give King). Reminder that the club has a facebook (Western more players an opportunity over the next 6 rounds while Jets FC) and twitter (@WesternJetsFC) for score updates, the Private School boys are unavailable. We look forward pictures and stories from the club. Go Jets!!!

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16 www.afl vic.com.au AFL VICTORIA DEVELOPMENT Commissioner Conference hailed a success The fi rst ever AFL Victoria Country Commissioner The day also presented a shared learning opportunity Conference has been hailed a success after more than 80 where commissioners were able to discuss strategies to attendees participated in discussions at Etihad stadium overcome common obstacles. last weekend. AFL Victoria General Manager Grant Williams said it was More than 70 commissioners, representing the nine fantastic to have commissioners from all over Victoria in established Region Commissions, were in attendance to the one place at the one time. discuss a range of topics integral to their role of managing “The Inaugural AFL Victoria Country Commissioner the strategic direction of football in their regions. Conference was an important step in the restructure of The conference was the fi rst opportunity to bring together country football administration,” he said. all commissioners and update them on the status of the “AFL Victoria is excited by the caliber of commissioners Region Commissions that have been established as a that have been appointed and we look forward to working result of the 2011 Review in to Country Football in Victoria. with them to grow and enhance football in regional and Commissioners listened to presentations on a range rural Victoria.” of topics including fi nancial risk management, game The Commissioner Conference will be held annually to development, governance, engaging stakeholders and continue to support shared learning between the 13 Region participation pathways. Commissions that will be established in time. AFCA on a high A feast of football was on offer when the Central and Inner – looking at the successful qualities of coaches they had Southern branches of the Australian Football Coaches experienced over the years. All three agreed that the Association held their inaugural Coaches breakfast. focus for all coaches in community football needs to be The new event was held as an alternative to the regular putting time into the fundamentals of the game – skills and coaching seminars held in each of the regions, and was positional play, nurture the individual, build confi dence and held at the picturesque Eureka 89 - 89 fl oors above the city. surround yourself with quality support. Over 90 coaches from Auskick, community football and Highlights from the speakers included: school football were in attendance to hear three legends of : Allan Jeans kept the game simple – we the game in AFCA President Gary Ayres, Carlton champion have the ball, they have the ball and the ball is in dispute – Wayne Johnston and Tiger great Dale Weightman. we practiced the fundamentals, he created confi dence and The three guest speakers each relayed their experiences made you feel special. on the main topic of the breakfast - the strengths of WAYNE JOHNSTON: Robert Walls introduced greater coaches you have played under and worked with. strategy and tactics to the game – work in the centre The former players were all informative and entertaining square with and skilled midfi elders and a kickout strategy. DALE WEIGHTMAN: In his playing journey he had nine coaches in sixteen years at the top level. His Under 19 coach was Don Davenport who was a great teacher of the game’s fundamentals, while Barry Richardson introduced him to strategy, and was hard and tough, and very direct with his feedback on your performance.

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POS TEAM P W L D For Agst % PTS 1 Geelong Falcons 3 3 0 0 292 147 198.64 12 2 Sandringham Dragons 4 2 1 1 298 280 106.43 10 3 Western Jets 4 2 1 1 363 377 96.29 10 4 Oakleigh Chargers 4 2 1 1 323 359 89.97 10 5 Gippsland Power 3 2 1 0 325 202 160.89 8 6 Murray Bushrangers 3 2 1 0 208 140 148.57 8 7 Eastern Ranges 4 2 2 0 370 345 107.25 8 8 Northern Knights 4 1 2 1 341 372 91.67 6 9 Calder Cannons 4 1 3 0 319 324 98.46 4 10 Dandenong Stingrays 3 1 2 0 249 289 86.16 4 11 Bendigo Pioneers 3 1 2 0 157 260 60.38 4 12 North Ballarat Rebels 3 0 3 0 125 275 45.45 0

GOAL KICKERS Jake Owen Calder Cannons 7 Player Team LW Total Anthony Prestia Calder Cannons 7 Josh Scott Gippsland Power Bye 16 Liam Bowkett Northern Knights 7 Andreas Roth Eastern Ranges 5 14 Aaron Christensen Calder Cannons 6 Josh Cauchi Calder Cannons 3 13 Jedd Clothier Calder Cannons 6 Mitchell Norton Western Jets 2 10 Eastern Ranges 6 Fraser Fort Geelong Falcons Bye 9 Kyle Staples Eastern Ranges 6 Jydon Neagle Murray Bushrangers Bye 9 Elijah Edwards Oakleigh Chargers 6 Eastern Ranges 2 8 Joshua Clayton Sandringham Dragons 6 Billy Hogan Oakleigh Chargers 3 8 Pele Manivong Western Jets 1 8 HANDBALLS Clayton McCartney Dandenong Stingrays Bye 7 Player Team Handballs Christian Petracca Eastern Ranges 2 7 Will Maginness Oakleigh Chargers 16 Matthew Haynes Northern Knights 2 7 Alex Urban Oakleigh Chargers 15 Callum Cathcart Sandringham Dragons 3 7 Mitch Donoghue Oakleigh Chargers 14 Harrison King Western Jets - 7 Matthew Haynes Northern Knights 12 Jesse Tardio Northern Knights 3 6 Darcy Byrne-Jones Oakleigh Chargers 12 KICKS Jay Kennedy-Harris Oakleigh Chargers 12 Player Team Kicks Jake Owen Calder Cannons 11 Sandringham Dragons 21 Billy Murphy Northern Knights 11 Will Maginness Oakleigh Chargers 19 Aidan Franetic Oakleigh Chargers 11 Sandringham Dragons 18 Josh Turner Northern Knights 10 David Iaccarino Western Jets 18 Joshua Kelly Sandringham Dragons 10 James Sicily Western Jets 17 Jake McKenzie Western Jets 10 Victor Carboni Calder Cannons 16 Matthew Merlo Calder Cannons 9 Matt Goodyear Calder Cannons 15 Connor O’Sullivan Eastern Ranges 9 Jake Lever Calder Cannons 15 Sam Switkowski Northern Knights 9 Ben Cavarra Eastern Ranges 15 COACHES VOTES Josh Turner Northern Knights 15 James Sicily (Western Jets) Lewis Fitzgerald Oakleigh Chargers 15 Joseph Fisher (Eastern Ranges) Daniel O’Leary Western Jets 15 Matthew Merlo (Calder Cannons) Jedd Clothier Calder Cannons 14 Aidan Franetic Oakleigh Chargers 14 UMPIRE NUMBERS Joshua Kelly Sandringham Dragons 14 1 Richard MILLS 16 Matthew OAKLEY 29 Jack EDWARDS MARKS 2 Robert YOUNG 17 Jarrod WAIGHT 30 Ashley BEDFORD Player Team Marks 3 Matthew BROWN 18 Nicholas FINCH 32 Haydn O’CONNOR Jake Lever Calder Cannons 12 4 Michael CURTIS 19 Hayden GAVINE 33 Robert MONK 5 Andrew McCOY 20 Robert O’GORMAN Will Maginness Oakleigh Chargers 11 6 Andrew TALBOT 21 Brent WALLACE 34 Jarryd BARRY Tom Langdon Sandringham Dragons 11 8 Shaun GLEESON 22 Jason SCHILLING 35 James DAVEY Lewis Fitzgerald Oakleigh Chargers 10 9 Jamie GRINDAL 24 Tim CARLOS 36 Daniel BUTCHER James Sicily Western Jets 10 11 Brett RITCHIE 25 Gareth VERBERNE 37 Tyler HANKINSON Charlie Van Der Byl Calder Cannons 8 Note: AFL Umpires will wear 27, 28, 31, 38, 39, 40

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ROUND FOUR Oakleigh Chargers 2.2 4.7 9.10 11.11 77 Western Jets 2.4 4.4 8.9 11.11 77 Western Jets Oakleigh Chargers Goal Kickers: J. Sicily 3, M. Norton 2, D. Viojo, O. Abou-Zeid, C. Goal Kickers: B. Hogan 3, S. Tatupu 2, J. Toohey 2, E. Edwards Sullivan, P. Manivong, M. Orr, B. Ferrari 2, J. Kennedy-Harris, L. Fitzgerald Best Players: J. Sicily, C. Ellis, C. Menadue, J. McKenzie, H. Best Players: L. Fitzgerald, B. Hogan, J. Toohey, A. Scott, Armstrong-Weston, D. Iaccarino W. Maginness, J. Kelly

Northern Knights 2.4 2.4 8.10 10.11 71 Eastern Ranges 3.3 8.7 11.14 17.15 117 Eastern Ranges Northern Knights Goal Kickers: A. Roth 5, N. Evans 2, M. Apeness 2, C. Petracca Goal Kickers: J. Tardio 3, W. Murphy, J. Turner, M. Haynes, 2, B. Cavarra, J. Belo, K. Staples, D. McStay, D. Welsh, A. Bond K. Langford, J. Iacobaccio, L. Glasgow, C. Bromley Best Players: J. Fisher, B. Cavarra, A. Roth, N. Evans, C. Best Players: M. Haynes, L. Bowkett, C. Bromley, J. Soccio, O’’Sullivan, J. Walker S. Switkowski, J. Potter

Sandringham Dragons 0.2 2.5 4.6 7.10 52 Calder Cannons 5.2 6.5 8.8 11.12 78 Calder Cannons Sandringham Dragons Goal Kickers: J. Cauchi 3, A. Prestia 2, A. Christensen 2, C. Van Goal Kickers: J. Clayton 3, C. Cathcart 3, N. Freeman Der Byl, J. Cooke, V. Carboni, L. Berry Best Players: J. Clayton, L. Ritchie, S. McLaren, T. Langdon, Best Players: M. Merlo, J. Lever, V. Carboni, L. Berry, M. J. Munro, N. Freeman Goodyear, M. Jensen

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No. NAME DOB HT WT PREVIOUS CLUB G B 1 Cameron Conlon 03-Jul-95 198 87 North Heidelberg 2 Matthew Haynes 19-Mar-94 189 78 Yarrambat JFC 3 Billy Murphy 21-Jun-96 170 63 St Mary’s JFC/Ivanhoe Grammar 4 Ben Lennon 05-Jul-95 187 79 Macleod/Ivanhoe Grammar 5 Ned McKeown 23-Jul-95 182 80 Eltham 6 24-Nov-95 191 83 Eltham/Marcellin College 7 24-Jan-96 177 66 Mill Park JFC Coach: Marco Bello 8 Jordan Perry 01-Apr-95 183 77 Marcellin College Talent Manager: Peter Kennedy 9 Lewis Beers 01-Oct-96 187 76 Ivanhoe JFC Offi ce Address: Preston City Oval, Cramer Street, Preston, 3072 10 Jesse Tardio 07-Jan-95 179 72 Parkside/Marcellin College Ground Address: Preston City Oval, 11 Kyle McDonald 19-May-95 179 69 Greensborough Cramer Street, Preston, 3072 12 Jacob Smith 12-Jan-96 181 74 Banyule JFC Postal Address: PO Box 266 Preston Vic 3072 13 Liam Bowkett 19-Oct-95 193 85 St Mary’s (NFL) Telephone: 9478 3431 14 Jake Potter 08-Nov-95 190 88 Whittlesea Facsimile: 9478 4127 Email: peter.kennedy@afl vic.com.au 15 Julian Soccio 15-Apr-95 188 80 Greensborough/Xavier College Website: http://northernknights.afl vic.com.au 16 Billy Jenkin 20-Aug-95 179 86 Montmorency 17 Jake Kalanj 27-Feb-95 184 78 Eltham MAJOR SPONSOR 18 Kain Proctor 12-Nov-96 170 58 Northcote JFC 19 Chris McCabe 30-Aug-96 176 74 Eltham 20 Tom Grimes 01-Dec-94 190 74 Hurstbridge 21 Zac Ballard 25-Feb-96 183 79 Warrandyte Mark Galea Ph: 9948 4577 22 Jason Castagna 12-Jul-96 181 72 Warrandyte/Marcellin College CLUB SUPPORTER SPONSORS 23 Garrett McDonagh 19-Jun-96 183 73 West Preston 24 Chas Bromley 01-Mar-94 183 80 Lower Plenty 25 Josh Iacobaccio 15-Aug-96 175 71 St Mary’s JFC 26 Xavier Cahill 31-Jul-95 177 76 Montmorency 27 Eamon Gilbert 02-Jul-95 192 78 St Mary’s (NFL) Viv Watson Th eo Kiossis 28 Ciaran Porter 29-Jul-96 192 82 St Mary’s JFC Ph: 9353 1011 Ph: 9460 7484 29 Lewis Glasgow 02-Jul-96 180 76 Eltham 30 James Lowe 14-May-96 190 82 Banyule JFC 31 Hugh Curnow 25-Feb-95 182 73 Fitzroy/Trinity Grammar 32 Liam Hunt 03-Feb-95 184 76 Eltham 33 Josh Turner 29-Mar-95 183 74 Lower Plenty George Iacobaccio Joe Morello 34 Joel Bramble 04-Jun-95 190 86 Whittlesea Ph: 0410 509243 Ph: 9850 7111 35 Michael Kerrigan 21-Aug-95 184 87 Northern Blues (VAFA) 36 Ben Mossuto 18-Mar-95 171 68 Greensborough 37 Kyle Langford 01-Dec-96 188 67 Macleod JFC/Ivanhoe Grammar 38 Nick Mackay 22-May-96 184 73 Greensborough Vladamir Gavrilovski Ph: 9416 9699 39 Jungala Ellis 27-Jan-96 167 65 Keon Park JFC Cedar Bakery 40 Michael Tilmouth-Turner 14-Sep-96 188 85 West Preston Mr. Besharataouk Ph: 9484 4999 42 Clark Sloan 30-Dec-96 197 80 Whittlesea/Assumption College Love Real Estate 43 Anthony Condello 17-Apr-95 171 70 West Preston Noel Crouch Ph: 9471 0233 Park Avenue Wrought Iron 44 Sam Switkowski 20-Nov-96 176 64 Research JFC Adam Carter Ph: 9585 3311 45 Trent Crouch 07-Jan-96 177 67 Ivanhoe JFC/Ivanhoe Grammar Bicaro’s Ristorante Ph: 5831 8880 46 Brody Waugh 14-Jul-95 182 73 Bundoora Aherne Property Services 47 Michael Boundy 20-Nov-95 190 91 St Mary’s (NFL) Patrick Aherne Ph: 9440 9476 48 Mitch Dillon 07-Apr-95 188 82 Montmorency Syndicate Property Group Kevin Perry Ph: 9480 0884 49 Gerard Sutton 13-Apr-95 183 67 Northern Blues (VAFA) Lifecare Latrobe Sports Medicine Centre Nicole Mate Ph: 9473 8780 Deluca Partners Nick Soccio Ph: 9416 9322 Archibald Pty Ltd 1st Qtr 4th Qtr 3rd Qtr Wayne Murphy Ph: 9460 2233 2nd Qtr

20 www.afl vic.com.au TAC CUP TEAM LIST Bendigo Pioneers

No. NAME DOB HT WT PREVIOUS CLUB G B 1 Jaden McGrath 15-Jun-96 179 71 Kerang 2 Jake Maher 10-May-96 189 82 Lalbert 3 Liam Byrne 04-Nov-94 184 84 South Bendigo 4 Jacob Chisari 26-Jan-95 176 76 South 5 Danny Jones 28-Feb-96 190 91 Strathfi eldsaye 6 Nathan Holt 16-Apr-96 187 72 Wedderburn Coach: David Newett 7 Isaiah Miller 07-Jan-95 187 82 Sandhurst Talent Manager: Ray Byrne 8 Blake Poyser 03-Mar-96 185 75 South Bendigo Offi ce Address: Golden Square Oval 9 Joel Helman 27-Jun-95 181 73 Leitchville/Gunbower Ground Address: Golden Square Football Ground, Wade Street, Golden Square, 3555 10 Josh Cakitaki 20-Jul-95 183 87 Castlemaine Postal Address: PO Box 140, Golden Square, 3555 11 Trent Bacon 08-Apr-95 186 78 Lockington Telephone: (03) 5444 4800 12 Sam Heavyside 09-Jul-94 177 73 Strathfi eldsaye Fax: (03) 5444 4899 13 Regan Harvey 18-Apr-95 175 68 Golden Square Email: ray.byrne@afl vic.com.au Website: http://bendigopioneers.afl vic.com.au 14 Jordan Mangan 19-Mar-95 192 82 Kyneton 15 Luke Marchesi 14-Feb-95 183 78 Strathfi eldsaye PROUDLY SPONSORED BY: 16 Daniel Davie 30-May-96 189 86 Kyneton 17 Harry O’Meara 28-Dec-94 175 76 Sandhurst 18 Harry Conway 15-May-96 189 78 Strathfi eldsaye 19 Harrison Crone 09-Mar-95 196 94 Strathfi eldsaye 20 Joey Cua 24-Nov-95 177 76 Red Cliffs 21 Joel Swatton 13-Jan-95 185 79 Kangaroo Flat BENDIGO PIONEERS FOOTBALL CLUB NUMBER 1 SPONSOR 22 Bryce Heeps 08-Jun-95 177 68 Irymple 23 Jake Miller 19-Dec-95 190 80 Kangaroo Flat 24 Dylan Darby 16-Jul-95 176 72 Imperials 25 Fergus Payne 22-Oct-96 181 78 Strathfi eldsaye 26 Jordan Hargreaves 04-Feb-95 194 91 Wedderburn 27 Blake O’Halloran 13-Dec-95 192 90 Sandhurst 28 Billy Evans 19-Oct-96 188 83 KSJFC 29 Alex Hywood 22-May-95 181 88 Sandhurst 30 Ben Connelly 09-May-96 184 76 Golden Square 31 Nathan Jennings 14-Jul-96 173 73 Strathfi eldsaye 32 Daniel Patterson 04-May-96 179 75 Cohuna Kangas 33 Cameron Barrett 17-May-96 181 72 Balranald 34 Matthew Hay 10-Jan-95 188 77 Echuca 35 Matthew Rix 02-Apr-96 189 88 Merbein 36 Lachlan Ryan 17-Apr-96 184 71 South Mildura 37 Liam Barrett 28-Mar-96 187 74 Kyabram 38 Josh Ryan 17-Apr-96 191 78 South Mildura 39 Brandon Spurr 17-Jul-95 196 82 Kyneton 40 Eamonn Ogden 20-Jan-96 174 68 Kyabram 41 Charles Trotman 11-Apr-95 177 79 Deniliquin 1st Qtr 4th Qtr 3rd Qtr STRATH VILLAGE / KANGAROO FLAT 2nd Qtr

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No. NAME DOB HT WT PREVIOUS CLUB G B 1 Charlie Van Der Byl 29-Aug-95 182 77 East Keilor 2 Jarryd Bonello 08-Jul-95 182 75 Greenvale 3 Roarke Smith 11-Sep-96 180 70 Sunbury Kangaroos 4 Harrison Taylor 31-Oct-95 184 74 Riddells Creek 5 04-Jun-96 177 65 Pascoe Vale 6 Jayden Foster 01-Jun-95 194 87 Aberfeldie 7 Lachlan Cavanagh 19-Nov-96 189 78 Strathmore Coach: Andrew Jago 8 Anthony Prestia 13-Mar-95 174 79 Aberfeldie Talent Manager: Ian Kyte 9 Sam Good 14-Jan-96 194 74 Aberfeldie Offi ce Address: 229 Grand Boulevard, 10 Josh Rule 02-May-95 177 77 Strathmore Craigieburn 3064 (Map 386 J3) 11 Tom Madden 20-Oct-95 182 69 St Bernards Ground Address: 229 Grand Boulevard, 12 Reilly O’Brien 20-Aug-95 200 95 Moonee Valley Craigieburn 3064 (Map 386 J3) Postal Address: PO Box 1005, 13 Tanner Nilsson 07-Dec-96 182 69 Glenroy Craigieburn North 3064 14 Marcus De Leur 06-Mar-96 188 79 St Bernards Telephone: 8339 7482 15 Jedd Clothier 04-May-95 189 82 Narooma (NSW) Fax: 8339 7481 16 Jesse Corigliano 30-Apr-96 182 76 Strathmore Email: Ian.Kyte@afl vic.com.au 17 Nathan Blair 05-Jul-95 186 83 Romsey Website: www.caldercannons.afl vic.com.au 18 Jason Cooke 06-Feb-95 183 79 Sunbury Lions PROUDLY SPONSORED BY: 19 Ben McDonald 14-Jun-95 195 94 Maribyrnong Park 20 Jake Owen 11-Nov-94 191 82 Woodend 21 James Latham 07-Mar-96 188 81 Keilor 22 Charly Williams 05-Jan-95 170 73 Aberfeldie 23 Billy Morrison 15-Apr-95 191 90 Jacana 24 Xavier Dimasi 14-Nov-96 183 90 Kilmore 25 Lachlan Ronaldson 07-May-95 194 83 Glenroy 26 Daniel Thompson 30-Apr-94 189 96 Aberfeldie 27 Jacob McCormack 17-Feb-95 185 74 Fitzroy 28 Mitch Jensen 01-Mar-95 184 68 Essendon Doutta Stars PH: 9334 7700 PH: 1300 665 294 29 James Ferry 09-Nov-94 189 84 Gisborne 30 Jack James 29-Oct-96 181 72 Gisborne 31 Matt Goodyear 20-Jul-96 183 76 Gisborne 32 Jack Baker 11-Dec-96 185 85 Gisborne 33 Tom Donoghue 18-Feb-96 170 78 Rupertswood 34 Mark Kovacevic 23-Jan-96 200 110 Greenvale PH: 9333 4977 35 Peter Wright 08-Sep-96 202 95 Moonee Valley 36 Damien Cavka 03-Jun-96 183 79 Keilor 37 Ricky Schraven 08-Feb-96 172 71 Greenvale PH: 9379 8888 38 Jayden Walker 11-May-95 189 87 Greenvale 39 Touk Miller 22-Feb-96 175 77 Maribyrnong Park 40 Liam Berry 25-Feb-95 183 76 Rupertswood 41 Will Considine 14-Nov-95 193 89 St Bernards 42 Josh Cauchi 01-Jan-96 170 64 Pascoe Vale 43 Paul Ahern 01-Aug-96 177 73 Keilor 44 Errol Mcconnell 09-Mar-95 179 74 Oak Park 45 Aaron Christensen 15-Nov-95 190 74 Sunbury Lions 46 Joel Madden 26-Sep-94 188 83 Aberfeldie 47 Artur Petryshyn 15-Jan-96 183 71 Greenvale 48 Matthew Merlo 14-Mar-95 183 85 Aberfeldie 49 James Barnes 27-Feb-95 195 93 Keilor 50 Jake Lever 05-Mar-96 190 82 Romsey 51 Victor Carboni 29-Jun-96 175 75 Aberfeldie 53 Guy Walker 12-Sep-95 186 78 Maribyrnong Park 1st Qtr 4th Qtr 3rd Qtr Craigieburn - PH: 9308 4444 2nd Qtr

22 www.afl vic.com.au TAC CUP TEAM LIST North Ballarat Rebels

No. NAME DOB HT WT PREVIOUS CLUB G B 1 Jake Robinson 22-Mar-95 175 69 Ararat 2 Keegan Mellington 31-May-96 177 68 Horsham Saints 3 Lachlan Cassidy 22-May-94 181 73 Ballarat 4 21-Apr-95 181 80 Beaufort 5 James Richards 30-Apr-96 194 83 Horsham Saints 6 Matthew Short 08-Nov-95 190 73 Redan 7 Joseph Symons 22-Oct-96 178 77 North Ballarat Jnrs Coach: David Loader 8 Dallas Willsmore 29-May-95 190 81 St Patricks College/ Talent Manager: Phil Partington Walpeup Underbool Offi ce Address: Creswick Road, 9 Louis Herbert 27-Jun-94 187 75 South Warrnambool North Ballarat, 3350 10 Jonathon Lanyon 28-Mar-95 177 72 Boort / University of Ballarat Ground Address: Eureka Stadium Ballarat, 11 Daniel Bell 29-Aug-95 183 75 Warrack Eagles Creswick Road, North Ballarat, 3350 Postal Address: PO Box 151N, North Ballarat, 3350 12 Cam McKenzie 03-Jun-95 173 75 Irymple /Redan/ Telephone: 5339 0915 Ballarat & Clarendon Facsimile: 5333 9538 13 Liam Hoy 13-Jan-96 177 80 Warrnambool Email: phil.partington@afl vic.com.au 14 Kyle MacKay 27-Aug-95 180 80 Redan Website: http:/www.therebels.com.au 15 Shane McAuliffe 24-Jul-96 172 71 East Ballarat 16 Daniel Butler 03-Jun-96 181 74 Lake Wendouree PROUDLY SPONSORED BY: 17 Jackson Fisher 04-Jan-95 183 76 Ballarat & Clarendon College/ Major Sponsor Hopetoun 18 Jayden Whitehead 21-May-95 186 82 Koroit 19 Josh Webster 16-May-96 187 78 Kalkee 20 Kyle Hendy 26-Feb-94 199 93 Stawell Warriors 21 Mitchell Bowman 30-Apr-95 185 84 North Warrnambool 22 Ned Mabon 23-Jun-95 187 74 Hay NSW/Redan/ Ballarat & Clarendon 23 Xavier Vearing 07-Jan-96 193 88 Ararat Gold Sponsor 24 Jordan Payne 30-Sep-96 176 67 Lake Wendouree 25 William Austin 04-Jul-96 181 77 Daylesford 26 Jayden Brennan 14-Mar-96 180 77 Emmanuel Hawks 27 Seamus Blake 18-Sep-95 176 83 Merrivale 28 Sam Bennett 22-Jan-95 189 76 North Ballarat 29 Matt Coleman 16-Feb-95 194 77 Minyip/Murtoa Platinum Sponsors 30 Sam Hooper 15-Nov-95 191 78 North Ballarat Jnrs 31 Keegan Mason 12-Jan-96 192 85 Laharum 32 Charles Gabbe 15-Nov-95 183 74 Horsham Demons 33 Mitchell Walsh 18-Apr-96 190 77 Hepburn 34 Jacob O’Beirne 18-Sep-96 176 69 Horsham Saints 35 Sam Glover 06-Dec-96 191 72 North Ballarat Jnrs 36 Tom Templeton 11-Apr-96 182 81 Portland 37 Ignatius Stewart 16-Jan-95 200 77 Ararat 38 Tyler Constable 28-May-96 180 68 Ballarat 39 Jesse Palmer 17-Oct-96 188 81 Swan Hill/St Patricks College 40 24-Nov-95 196 83 Heathmere 41 Thomas Lynch 16-May-95 186 70 Koroit 42 Oscar McDonald 18-Mar-96 195 84 Edenhope-Apsley/ Nth Ballarat Jnrs 43 Eamonn McCuskey 22-Jul-96 186 82 Lake Wendouree 44 Will Lenehan 19-Nov-95 185 74 Hamilton 45 Jordon May 05-Feb-96 195 72 Donald/Ballarat & Clarendon 46 Nicholas Weightman 08-May-96 181 62 Bungaree 1st Qtr 4th Qtr 3rd Qtr 2nd Qtr

www.taccup.com.au 23 TAC CUP TEAM LIST Oakleigh Chargers

No. NAME DOB HT WT PREVIOUS CLUB G B 1 Aidan Franetic 20-Jan-95 184 79 Ashburton FC/Scotch College 2 Nick Prowse 27-Aug-94 198 78 Old Xavierians AFC 3 Joel Ernest 2-Aug-95 180 77 Boorondara Hawks/Carey Grammar 4 Will Maginness 13-Jan-95 182 73 Glen Iris JFC/Scotch College 5 Jake Kelly 21-Jan-95 188 83 Mansfi eld FC/Scotch College 6 Jay Kennedy-Harris 21-Mar-95 173 68 Old Trinity AFC 7 Lewis Fitzgerald 10-Aug-95 190 82 East Malvern JFC/St Kevins College 8 Hugh Beasley 12-Nov-95 191 88 Kew Comets/Trinity Grammar Coach: Justin Wenke 9 Jack Billings 18-Aug-95 183 78 Kew Comets/Scotch College Talent Manager: Mark Smart 10 Darren Allen 10-Jul-95 175 75 Lindenow FC/Scotch College Offi ce Address: Warrawee Park Oval, 11 Elijah Edwards 31-Aug-95 165 62 Batemans Bay FC/Scotch College Warrigal Road, Oakleigh, 3166 12 20-Feb-95 190 86 Greythorn FC/Trinity Grammar Ground Address: Warrawee Park Oval, 13 Adrian Indivino 18-Mar-95 182 72 De La Salle Warrigal Road, Oakleigh, 3166 14 Angus Milham 11-Aug-94 210 86 Old Trinity AFC Postal Address: PO Box 2047, Oakleigh, 3166 15 Lachlan Waddell 12-May-95 200 86 Ashburton FC/Scotch College Telephone: 9563 0588 16 Jay Canterbury 28-Jun-95 190 80 Camberwell FC/Camberwell HS Facsimile: 9563 0788 17 Alex Urban 27-Jul-96 179 76 East Burwood FC/Mazenod College Email: [email protected] 18 Anthony Scott 28-Feb-95 178 69 Kew Comets/Trinity Grammar Website: http://oakleighchargers.afl vic.com.au 19 James Toohey 27-Mar-94 196 94 St Mary’s Salesian 20 Guy Dickson 15-Jan-95 188 81 Old Carey AFC PROUDLY SPONSORED BY: 21 Alex Polidoris 17-Aug-95 188 90 Boroondara hawks/Trinity Grammar Blackburn FC/Trinity Grammar MAJOR SPONSOR 22 Mitch Donoghue 6-Sep-95 182 73 23 Darcy Byrne-Jones 20-Sep-95 180 69 Camberwell FC/Scotch College 24 Tom Gladman 28-Mar-95 195 98 Mulgrave FC/Mazenod College 25 Sam Anderson 2-Aug-95 187 70 Boroondara Hawks/Scotch College 26 Daniel McKenzie 17-May-96 184 74 Blackburn FC/Caulfi eld Grammar 27 Connor Lindsay 22-Jan-95 185 76 Boroondara Hawks/Trinity Grammar 28 Samuel De Soysa 16-Oct-95 190 76 Boroondara Hawks/Trinity Grammar 29 Richard Wilton 26-Apr-95 176 78 Boroondara Hawks/Xavier College 30 25-Jan-96 198 90 Kew Comets/Carey Grammar 31 Matthew Jackson 15-Jan-96 188 80 Oakleigh Krushers AFC/De La Salle 32 Jake Buggy 24-Jan-95 178 68 Ferntree Gully FC/St Josephs 33 Kyle Dove 22-Apr-95 194 76 East Burwood FC/Emmaus College 34 Brett Borland 24-Jun-95 172 70 Balwyn FC/Camberwell HS 35 Alex Mioni 6-Sep-96 187 77 Norwood FC 36 Kieran Nolan 15-Mar-94 186 81 Waverley Blues FC 37 Alex Morgan 28-Jan-96 181 75 Waverley Blues FC/Mt Waverley SC 38 Harry Vogler 3-Mar-95 182 75 Warrandyte FC/Doncaster SC 39 Nathan Smith 5-Jan-95 180 78 Mulgrave FC 40 Kade Answerth 24-Jun-96 178 70 Caulfi eld Bears/Caulfi eld Grammar 41 Tom Silvestro 6-Jul-95 178 68 Vermont FC/Caulfi eld Grammar 42 Tom Young 8-Jun-96 188 82 Whitehorse Colts/Trinity Grammar 43 William Gowers 10-Jun-96 183 76 Kew Comets/Xavier College 44 Billy Hogan 26-Apr-95 180 77 Parkside FC 45 Josh Halsall 11-Jul-96 177 73 Ashburton FC/Scotch College 46 Matt Bellis 29-Apr-95 180 87 Blackburn FC/Emmaus College 47 Will Mitchell 3-Oct-96 177 68 Carey Grammar 48 Marc Pittonet 3-Jun-96 201 106 Kew Comets/Xavier College 49 Charlie Summers 2-Jul-96 193 87 Surrey Park FC/Camberwell HS 50 James Harkins 1-Dec-95 187 95 Blackburn FC/Whitefriars College 51 Luke Brown 28-Apr-95 187 76 East Burwood FC/Mt Waverley SC 52 Ambrose Willet-Fatnowna 9-Aug-96 183 86 Kew Giants FC/Balwyn HS 53 Marcus Higgins 20-Apr-96 186 76 Boorondara Hawks/Koonung SC 54 Brody Ledder 14-Jan-96 186 74 Ashburton FC/De La Salle 55 Alfi e Oppy 25-Feb-96 174 68 East Burwood FC/Glen Waverley SC 56 Patrick Arceri 6-Apr-95 170 71 Ashburton FC/De La Salle RKBJ Financial Planning & Taxation Services 65 Shem Tatupu 30-Nov-95 197 105 New Zealand Ph: 9817 6476 Glyde Metal Industries Ph : 9719 3402 Programmed Program Services 1st Qtr 4th Qtr 3rd Qtr Ph: 8542 5715 2nd Qtr

24 www.afl vic.com.au TAC CUP TEAM LIST Geelong Falcons

No. NAME DOB HT WT PREVIOUS CLUB G B 1 Lewis Taylor 17-Feb-95 173 73 Terang-Mortlake 2 Billy Beardsell 18-Jun-96 171 71 St. Albans 3 Marcus Thompson 22-Jun-95 171 71 Leopold 4 William Langley 03-May-95 176 75 Geelong Amateurs/ Geelong College 5 Aaron Christensen 09-Apr-95 174 63 Lara/Geelong Grammar 6 Paul Dreher 02-Jan-95 177 78 Ocean Grove 7 Harrison Kol 15-May-96 179 63 St. Marys Coach: Andrew Allthorpe 8 Tom Batarilo 11-Jul-95 178 75 Geelong Amateurs/ Talent Manager: Michael Turner Geelong Grammar Offi ce Address: Highton Reserve, 9 Alex Hickey 06-Jan-95 180 75 Geelong Amateurs Roslyn Road, Highton, 3216 10 Kody Spokes 06-Jun-95 179 81 Colac Ground Address: Highton Reserve, 11 George Cameron 05-Feb-94 180 75 Newtown Roslyn Road, Highton, 3216 12 Reid Adams 28-Apr-95 178 76 St. Josephs Postal Address: PO Box 1487, Geelong, 3220 13 Darcy Lang 21-Nov-95 181 75 Colac Telephone: 5241 6986 14 Teia Miles 02-Nov-96 178 63 St. Josephs Fax: 5241 6616 15 Doug Bond 19-May-95 180 68 Deniliquin/Geelong Grammar Email: michael.turner@afl vic.com.au 16 James Tsitas 03-Mar-95 180 77 Grovedale Website: http://geelongfalcons.afl vic.com.au 17 Samuel Russell 21-Dec-95 180 73 Newtown/Geelong College 18 Joe Maishman 26-Apr-96 178 71 St. Marys/Geelong College PROUDLY SPONSORED BY: 19 Lachlan Devine 27-Apr-95 182 85 St. Josephs 20 Nick Dixon 08-Oct-96 179 70 Geelong Amateurs/ Geelong Grammar 21 Thomas Mathieson 09-May-95 185 71 Bell Park 22 Jacob Sharp 10-Mar-95 179 79 Geelong Amateurs 23 Campbell Floyd 12-Jul-96 183 65 Birregurra 24 Jack Hudson 04-Aug-96 183 71 Leopold 25 Matthew Boag 09-Apr-95 185 90 Torquay 26 Will Couch 11-Jun-95 184 80 Warrnambool/Geelong College 27 Sam Crawley 02-Oct-95 184 74 Terang-Mortlake 28 Willis Flanders 14-Feb-94 185 79 St. Josephs 29 Patrick Bright 23-Mar-96 184 69 Bell Park 30 Nicholas Bourke 22-Feb-95 187 76 Kolora-Noorat 31 Scott Dixon 11-Jan-95 187 89 Geelong Amateurs/ Geelong Grammar 32 Blake McPhee 23-Feb-96 186 80 Grovedale 33 Jayden McHenry 09-Feb-95 189 80 Leopold 34 Brandon Verfurth 19-Oct-96 184 72 St. Josephs 35 Jackson Nelson 15-Mar-96 186 78 St. Marys 36 David O’Sullivan 07-May-95 188 76 Colac 37 Alex Moloney 30-Jun-95 191 81 Terang-Mortlake 38 Jack Williams 09-Aug-95 187 82 Colac 39 Darcy Gardiner 22-Sep-95 192 84 Queenscliff 40 Zaine Cordy 27-Oct-96 191 75 Ocean Grove/Geelong College 41 Xavier Lourey 20-Jan-95 191 84 Terang-Mortlake 42 Jye Cross 28-Mar-95 191 85 Bannockburn 43 Luke Maddock 22-Jan-96 190 83 West Saints 44 Patrick McCartin 19-Apr-96 192 90 St. Josephs/Geelong Grammar 45 Steven Presani 25-Jan-96 191 90 Colac 46 Tom Rieniets 25-Oct-96 192 75 Colac 47 Luke Davis 16-Jun-94 195 79 Barwon Heads 48 Fraser Fort 04-Oct-95 196 84 South Barwon 49 Hugh Goddard 24-Aug-96 195 92 Geelong Amateurs/ Melbourne Grammar 50 Jack Berry 06-Dec-95 195 94 Irrawarra-Beeac 51 Lochie Donne 05-Jan-96 194 79 St. Josephs 1st Qtr 4th Qtr 3rd Qtr 2nd Qtr

www.taccup.com.au 25 TAC CUP TEAM LIST Murray Bushrangers

No. NAME DOB HT WT PREVIOUS CLUB G B 1 Brady Pritchard 03-Dec-96 177 74 Yarrawonga FC 2 David Mennen 16-Dec-96 183 76 Benalla Saints FC 3 Jarman Impey 09-Jul-95 176 78 Shepparton Bears FC 4 Dylan Wilson 11-Aug-95 173 67 Wangaratta Rovers FC 5 Elijah Wales 22-Jan-96 173 67 Myrtleford FC 6 Matthew Munro 17-Nov-95 181 69 Albury FC 7 Michael Gibbons 15-May-95 174 70 Lavington FC Coach: Darren Ogier 8 Henri Peni 01-Feb-96 177 73 Shepparton Swnas FC Talent Manager: Andrew Carson Offi ce Address: 54 Ovens Street, 9 Tyler Berry 17-Jan-96 178 70 North Albury Wangaratta, 3677 10 Nathan Drummond 19-Jan-95 181 82 Mooroopna FC/ Ground Address: Wangaratta Rovers Football Melbourne Grammar Club, Evans Street, Wangaratta, 3677 11 Kieran Ellis 30-Jan-95 187 73 Albury FC Postal Address: PO Box 854, Wangaratta, 3676 12 Jack Crowe 22-Mar-95 177 76 Euroa FC Telephone: 5722 1776 13 Louis Vescio 18-Nov-95 178 76 Wangaratta Magpies FC Fax: 5722 1798 Email: andrew.carson@afl vic.com.au 14 Jake Sharp 11-Jan-95 187 76 Myrtleford FC Website: http://murraybushrangers.afl vic.com.au 15 Ryan Speed 14-Sep-95 180 66 Albury FC 16 Matthew Brett 02-Aug-94 188 79 Shepparton United FC PROUDLY SPONSORED BY: 17 Kristian Cary 15-Mar-95 182 81 North Albury FC 18 Nick Mellington 22-May-96 186 84 Benalla Saints FC 19 Patrick Sullivan 24-Mar-95 181 72 Myrtleford FC 20 James Martyn 19-Jun-95 183 79 Benalla Saints FC 21 29-May-95 186 79 Kyabram FC 22 Caleb Marchbank 07-Dec-96 190 84 Benalla Saints FC 23 24-Sep-95 200 90 Wagga Tigers FC 24 Ryley Norris 03-Jan-95 182 78 Alexandra FC 25 Jake Wild 09-Jul-96 186 83 Yarrawonga FC 26 Brodie Webster 16-Feb-96 183 80 Benalla Saints FC 27 Bryden Squire 23-Feb-95 182 73 Shepparton FC 28 Tom Holman 24-Sep-96 190 81 Kyabram FC 29 Brydon Hodgson 16-Sep-96 184 73 Lavington FC 30 James Taberner 04-Apr-95 193 82 Myrtleford FC 31 Jackson Clarke 15-Oct-96 191 82 Wangaratta Magpies FC 32 Jade Cleeland 30-Mar-95 198 84 Wangaratta Magpies FC 33 Harrison Payne 03-May-96 185 83 Corowa Rutherglen FC 34 Nick Coughlan 12-Sep-96 192 80 Albury FC 35 Dylan Van Berlo 16-Jan-95 193 83 Wangaratta FC 36 Mitchell Mahady 09-Sep-96 193 82 North Albury 37 Lachlan Devine 11-Jul-95 193 88 Mooroopna FC 38 Dan Howe 04-Dec-95 190 75 Rennie FC/Xavier College 39 Jydon Neagle 29-Aug-94 185 77 Walla FC 40 Isaac Edgar 28-Aug-95 180 79 Albury FC 41 Robert Staff 02-May-96 193 79 Euroa FC 42 Will Carlile 02-Jul-96 193 85 Wangaratta Rovers FC 43 Nick Sneyd 08-Apr-95 180 77 Shepparton United FC KELLY CLUB MEMBERS: 44 Mitchell Dalbosco 13-Feb-95 179 75 Myrtleford FC The Lunchbox 46 Alex Tattersall 11-Mar-96 198 80 Mooroopna FC Robinson’s Truck and Coach Maintenance Barooga Sports Club 47 Kayne Turner 31-Dec-95 179 64 Mooroopna FC Fords Shepparton Bus Service Robert and Jenny Ryan West End Lotto and Wool 1st Qtr

Nathalia Printers 4th Qtr 3rd Qtr 2nd Qtr

26 www.afl vic.com.au TAC CUP TEAM LIST Eastern Ranges

No. NAME DOB HT WT PREVIOUS CLUB G B 1 Aaron Bond 25-Apr-95 173 65 Rowville 2 Ben Cavarra 20-Dec-95 173 69 Ferntree Gully 3 Nick Evans 1-Jun-95 178 71 Norwood 4 Rory Sheridan-Ferrie 30-Jul-96 188 71 Vermont 5 Daniel Erasmus 2-Mar-95 190 89 Scoresby 6 Jack Edwards 11-Feb-95 190 87 Rowville 7 Christian Petracca 1-Apr-96 185 96 Beverley Hills Coach: Darren Bewick Talent Manager: Anthony Parkin 8 Daniel Nielson 9-May-96 192 87 Vermont Offi ce Address: Kilsyth Recreation Reserve, 9 Sam Gibson 9-Jan-95 184 84 Ferntree Gully Colchester Road, Kilsyth, 3137 10 Jordan Walker 30-Dec-94 185 77 Donvale Ground Address: Kilsyth Recreation Reserve, Colchester Road, Kilsyth, 3137 11 Daniel McStay 24-Jun-95 193 86 Vermont Postal Address: PO Box 594, Kilsyth, 3137 12 Mitchell Honeychurch 2-Mar-95 175 65 Vermont Telephone: 9724 9499 13 Dion De Pace 11-Jun-95 198 86 Belgrave Facsimile: 9724 9277 Email: anthony.parkin@afl vic.com.au 14 Mitchell Keedle 21-Feb-95 184 69 Norwood Website: http://easternranges.afl vic.com.au 15 Michael Apeness 28-Jan-95 199 101 Donvale 16 Scott McInerney 19-Aug-95 178 67 Knox PROUDLY SPONSORED BY: 17 Thomas Boyd 22-Aug-95 199 102 Norwood 18 Connor O’Sullivan 25-Dec-94 196 92 East Ringwood 19 Luke Hannon 28-May-96 187 75 Upwey-Tecoma 20 Daniel Greenwood 11-Aug-95 177 76 Vermont 21 Joseph Fisher 26-Jan-95 187 79 Vermont 22 Hayden Lazslo (Nee Pottage) 12-Aug-94 198 94 Healesville 23 Andreas Roth 3-May-95 174 72 Donvale 24 Chudier Gatwech-Chol 1-Jan-96 181 70 Lilydale 25 Christopher McDougall 26-Apr-96 174 66 Whitehorse Colts JFC 26 James Belo 16-Apr-95 186 78 East Ringwood 27 Jacob Crowe 18-Apr-95 179 82 East Ringwood 28 Daniel Welsh 11-Jul-95 186 85 Gembrook/Cockatoo 29 Matthew Collins 1-Apr-95 190 83 Donvale 30 Tim Anderson 9-Mar-95 178 80 Woori Yallock 31 Jarrod Healy 10-Mar-96 183 75 Coldstream 32 Hugh Skate 13-May-96 182 72 Lilydale/Yarra Valley Gr 33 Matthew Traynor 12-Dec-96 177 72 Rowville 34 Kyle Staples 13.05-95 190 84 Vermont 35 Darcy Smith 18-Aug-95 194 85 Donvale 36 Adam Miles 3-Apr-95 180 72 Mooroolbark 37 Liam Riley 14-May-95 180 73 Mazenod Old Collegians 38 Jarrod Lake 10-Jan-96 190 82 Boronia 39 Liam Wale-Buxton 9-Sep-96 198 97 Upwey Tecoma 40 Matthew Burt 22-Feb-96 180 66 Lilydale 41 Abraham Nyok 6-Dec-96 196 86 Lilydale 42 Kevin Kean 18-Apr-96 172 75 Noble Park 43 Nathan Cairns 2-Mar-95 189 77 Ringwood 44 Ryley Monkhorst 8-Mar-95 198 92 Woori Yallock 45 Jason Lange 10-Apr-95 183 175 Ferntree Gully 1st Qtr 4th Qtr 3rd Qtr 2nd Qtr

www.taccup.com.au 27 TAC CUP TEAM LIST Sandringham Dragons

No. NAME DOB HT WT PREVIOUS CLUB G B 1 Will Hayes 05-Jun-95 177 67 Eurora 2 Tom Langdon 09-Jun-94 188 84 Old Melbournians 3 Callum Cathcart 15-Mar-95 173 73 St Peters 4 Nathan Freeman 16-Jun-95 181 85 Dingley/Haileybury College 5 Nathan Smith 20-Mar-95 173 63 Beaumaris 6 Taylor Grace 07-Apr-95 183 76 St Bedes 7 Matt Hooy 15-Apr-95 181 72 Hampton/Brighton Grammar 8 Malcolm Neiwand 26-Jul-95 178 80 East Brighton JFC/Wesley College/Collegians 9 Joshua Kelly 12-Feb-95 182 73 East Brighton JFC/Brighton Grammar 10 15-Jul-95 183 82 Hampton/Brighton Grammar Coach: Justin Plapp 11 Julian Eimutis 16-Jul-95 180 72 East Brighton JFC/Collegians Talent Manager: Ryan O’Connor 12 Elliot Le Grice 07-Aug-95 192 90 Hampton/Brighton Grammar Offi ce Address: DC Bricker Pavilion, Princes Park, 13 Jack Grange 20-Apr-95 174 74 Beaumaris/St Bedes Beech Street, Caulfi eld South, 3162 14 19-Aug-95 180 73 Hampton Rovers/Haileybury College Cobden FC/Melbourne Grammar Ground Address: Princes Park Oval #1, 15 Zachary Merrett 03-Oct-95 178 73 16 Haydon Whitehead 12-Jul-95 189 82 Ormond Caulfi eld South, 3162 17 Nicholas Lewis 08-Aug-95 176 77 Ajax Postal Address: PO Box 101, Caulfi eld South, 3162 18 Lachlan Ritchie 03-Feb-95 189 78 St Kevins OB Telephone: 9532 8688 19 Luke Marchetti 22-Apr-95 176 72 Cora Lynn Facsimile: 9532 9034 20 Max Hayes 29-Jan-95 191 86 East Brighton JFC/Brighton Grammar Email: ryan.oconnor@afl vic.com.au 21 Matthew Lovejoy 22-Jun-95 176 65 Beaumaris/St Bedes Website: http://sandringhamdragons.afl vic.com.au 22 Luke Daidone 12-Jan-95 186 83 Oakleigh 23 Jack Knight 19-Aug-95 181 71 Old Brighton 24 Lachlan Howes 10-Feb-95 192 85 Beaumaris/Haileybury College PROUDLY SPONSORED BY: 25 Michael Rechtman 04-Nov-95 176 74 Ajax 26 Jack Gabron-Uhe 12-Apr-95 191 78 Beaumaris 27 Dean Rotenburg 03-Aug-95 172 66 Ajax 28 Jack Wilson 10-Jul-94 192 88 Hampton 29 Aaron Hodges 23-Jan-95 180 72 St Bedes 30 Lachlan Mirams 31-May-94 198 81 Old Mentonians 31 Kurt Heatherley 01-Jan-95 193 85 Caulfi eld Grammar (NZ) 32 Charlie Kelso 10-Aug-94 208 91 Hampton 33 Alexander Spencer 19-Apr-95 193 83 Old Haileybury 34 Calum Macleod 27-Jan-95 183 78 Hampton 35 Martin Ho 10-Mar-96 168 71 Hampton 36 James Munro 22-Nov-94 182 77 Beaconsfi eld 37 Patrick Hurst 21-Feb-96 175 72 Mentone/St Bedes 38 Angus Brayshaw 09-Jan-96 184 83 Hampton Rovers AFC/Haileybury College 39 Ed Langdon 01-Feb-96 181 69 East Malvern/Melbourne Grammar 40 Michael Manteit 18-Jul-96 186 81 Melbourne High School Old Boys 41 James Landman 04-Jul-96 182 77 Ormond 42 Connor Lappin 10-May-96 187 72 East Malvern/Melbourne Grammar 43 Tom Mcgowan 07-Jun-96 183 79 Noble Park 44 Joshua Clayton 17-Jan-96 189 76 East Brighton JFC/Brighton Grammar 45 Brayden Maynard 20-Sep-96 184 85 Hampton 46 Edward Watkin 20-Jan-96 184 80 Ashburton JFC/Xavier College 47 Marcus La Greca 12-Apr-96 183 81 Ormond 48 Edward Vickers-Willis 28-Mar-96 190 74 East Malvern/Melbourne Grammar 49 William Fordham 14-Mar-96 186 75 Hampton Hammers/St Bedes 50 Michael Slater 02-Jul-96 185 80 Hampton/Brighton Grammar 51 Jim Bazzani 08-Feb-96 184 77 St Kilda/Wesley College 52 Tom Wilkinson 07-Mar-96 180 75 Frankston YCW JFC/Melbourne Grammar 53 Chris Pitsos 09-Jan-96 183 69 Noble Park 54 Matt Zagni 25-Jan-96 190 76 Beaumaris 55 Luke Gogis 05-Aug-96 174 72 Oakleigh 56 Sam Kelly 12-Jul-96 188 78 South Melbourne/Melbourne Grammar 57 Anthony Giuliano 14-Feb-96 176 79 Beaumaris 58 Sam Mason 24-Sep-96 186 77 Ormond 59 William Barker 05-May-96 178 59 Caulfi eld/Caulfi eld Grammar 60 Tom Laumets 20-Apr-96 191 89 East Brighton/Brighton Grammar 61 Harry Dear 18-Aug-96 196 96 Beaumaris/St Bedes 62 Sean Mclaren 10-Jan-96 197 91 Beaumaris/Haileybury College 63 Ben Schwartz 26-Nov-96 180 78 Ajax 64 Christian Middleton 29-Nov-96 180 70 St Kilda City/Wesley College 65 Andy Din 11-May-96 181 78 Dingley 66 Sean Gunning 27-Dec-96 177 70 Caulfi eld 67 Adam Heatley 19-Apr-96 182 69 St Bedes 68 Luke Bravis 18-May-96 188 73 Noble Park 1st Qtr 4th Qtr 3rd Qtr 2nd Qtr

28 www.afl vic.com.au TAC CUP TEAM LIST Gippsland Power

No. NAME DOB HT WT PREVIOUS CLUB G B 1 Adam Diamond 18-Sep-95 170 67 Rosedale 2 Alex Saunders 10-Jul-95 177 68 Bairnsdale 3 Bradley Olsson 26-Nov-96 187 76 Sale 4 Christian Buykx - Smith 27-Mar-96 192 81 Traralgon 5 Josh Cashman 29-Dec-94 180 75 Sale 6 Lachlan Channing 14-Feb-95 176 71 Maffra Coach: Nick Stevens Talent Manager: Peter Francis 7 Jordan Cunico 7-May-96 184 72 Traralgon Offi ce Address: Morwell Recreational Reserve, 8 Mitchell Stanlake 9-Feb-96 182 76 Newborough Travers Street, Morwell, 3840 Ground Address: Morwell Football Ground, 9 Tom Muir 17-Nov-94 190 81 Warragul Travers Street, Morwell, 3840 10 Jack Hammond 30-Jul-96 182 73 Bairnsdale Postal Address: PO Box 833, Warragul, 3820 Telephone: 5134 8133 11 Bohdi Walker 8-Feb-96 182 82 Sale Fax: 5134 1855 12 Mitchell Mustoe 13-Apr-95 183 82 Traralgon Email: peter.francis@afl vic.com.au Website: http://gippslandpower.afl vic.com.au 13 Aaron Heppell 13-Jan-95 181 78 Leongatha 14 Rohan Hildebrand 17-Jul-95 180 80 Traralgon PROUDLY SPONSORED BY: MAJOR SPONSOR 15 Frazar Brouns 10-Oct-95 191 87 Traralgon 16 Wes Russell 11-Mar-95 192 100 Bairnsdale 17 Ben Thomas 12-Feb-95 187 75 MDU 18 Troy Toussaint 6-Dec-95 174 76 Pakenham 19 Lukas Webb 4-Mar-96 184 77 Lakes Entrance 20 Brenton Rees 6-Oct-95 178 72 Sale 21 Nicholas Dinsdale 25-Jul-95 181 67 Heyfi eld 22 Jack Leslie 27-Apr-95 198 93 Sale 23 Doug Grining 9-May-96 191 72 Traralgon 24 Nathan Dennison 3-Feb-96 180 82 Bairnsdale 25 Declan Keilty 8-May-95 192 80 Moe 26 Brandon Bailey 18-Nov-95 179 65 Morwell 27 Ashley Di Ciero 1-Mar-96 182 86 Traralgon 28 Paul Pattison 10-May-95 178 72 Korumburra - Bena 29 Ben Kearns 12-Nov-94 184 79 Churchill 30 Alex Carr 4-Feb-95 180 73 Maffra 31 Adam Wallace 5-Feb-95 183 78 Sale 32 Edward Morris 20-Aug-95 178 71 Garfi eld 33 Brett Waddell 24-Apr-95 173 75 Bairnsdale ‘GIPPSLAND COMMUNITY BANKS’ 34 Liam Nash 2-Dec-95 186 81 Mirboo North 35 Josh Scott 3-Mar-94 190 80 Lakes Entrance COMMUNITY PARTNER 36 Nathaniel Paredes 3-Jan-95 177 79 Ellinbank 37 Ben Northover 28-Aug-95 186 94 Traralgon 38 Jake Thomas 9-May-95 201 89 Sale

MEDIA PARTNER 1st Qtr 4th Qtr 3rd Qtr 2nd Qtr

www.taccup.com.au 29 TAC CUP TEAM LIST Western Jets

No. NAME DOB HT WT PREVIOUS CLUB G B 1 Brett Bewley 14-Apr-95 185 81 Darley 2 Hayden Bray 17-Oct-96 170 61 Hoppers Crossing 3 Liam McMahon 11-Apr-96 177 78 Hoppers Crossing 4 Liam Duggan 11-Dec-96 182 72 Bacchus Marsh 5 James Sicily 06-Jan-95 186 75 Keilor 6 Ben Forbes 17-Dec-96 187 73 Keilor 7 Lachlan Hickey 31-Oct-95 179 74 Melton Bloods Coach: Torin Baker 8 Ben Said 06-Nov-95 169 66 Sunbury Talent Manager: Shane Sexton 9 Mitchell Hughes 06-Jul-96 178 71 St Bernards Offi ce Address: Level 2, 1 Mason Street, 10 Nicholas Jones 20-Sep-95 173 77 Hoppers Crossing Newport, 3015 11 Tim Sutherland 25-Mar-96 184 66 Bacchus Marsh Ground Address: Burbank Oval, Morris Street, 12 Jake Mckenzie 12-May-94 181 75 Altona Williamstown, 3016 13 Mike Maglogiannis 28-Apr-95 173 72 Hoppers Crossing Postal Address: PO Box 3170, Newport, 3015 14 Pele Manivong 17-Jul-96 173 74 Altona Telephone: 9391 0309 Facsimile: 9391 5497 15 Connor Menadue 19-Sep-96 185 66 Spotswood Email: shane.sexton@afl vic.com.au 16 Billy Myers 05-May-96 185 78 Darley Website: http://westernjets.afl vic.com.au 17 Mitchell Norton 01-Jun-96 174 64 Altona 18 Luke Pulitano 18-May-96 166 67 Hillside MAJOR SPONSOR 19 Tyson Sims 25-Apr-95 174 78 Keilor 20 Ryley Stuhldreier 12-Mar-96 182 81 Bacchus Marsh 21 Duom Dawam 01-Jan-96 200 75 Hoppers Crossing 22 Jake Greiser 22-Aug-95 180 88 Keilor 23 Joseph Blake 19-Apr-96 189 77 Sunshine 24 Brent Ellis 05-Jul-95 190 72 Keilor ASSOCIATE SPONSORS 25 Daniel O’leary 17-Sep-95 177 72 Altona Vikings 26 Mitchell Ellis 05-Jul-95 190 74 Keilor 27 Corey Ellis 09-Oct-96 184 74 Keilor 28 Braden Ferrari 03-Mar-96 193 85 Hoppers Crossing 29 Mitch Gillespie 13-May-96 186 84 Darley 30 Jason Robinson 17-Jul-95 187 82 Altona 31 Ajdin Elkasovic 06-Apr-94 181 73 St Albans 32 Leslie Butler 30-Sep-95 188 76 Sunshine Heights 33 Harrison King 11-Feb-95 188 89 Werribee 34 Mitchell Appleby 25-Mar-95 190 85 Hoppers Crosssing 35 Omar Abou-Zeid 22-Feb-95 176 73 Altona 36 Daniel Hillier 01-Jul-96 183 83 Melton South 37 Jayden Laverde 12-Apr-96 187 75 Keilor 38 Jayme Lawson 09-Nov-95 183 79 Werribee Districts 39 Brenton Payne 03-Sep-96 192 74 Bacchus Marsh 40 Caleb Sullivan 16-Feb-96 192 91 Werribee Districts 41 Dillon Viojo-Rainbow 08-Feb-96 185 79 Hoppers Crossing 42 Harley Armstrong-Weston 17-May-95 195 82 Sunshine Heights 43 Harley Walshe 23-Feb-94 196 90 Spotswood 44 Daniel Burton 02-Dec-94 190 94 Point Cook 45 Liam Carter 11-Sep-96 186 69 Melton Bloods 46 John Corso 02-Jan-95 181 91 Rupertswood 47 Peter Bell 03-Jan-95 191 90 Taylors Lakes 48 William Krithararis 24-Oct-95 181 80 Spotswood 49 Lachlan Knight 07-Jan-96 186 85 Yarraville/Seddon 50 David Iaccarino 20-Dec-94 182 81 Williamstown 51 Zachary O Halloran 03-Mar-96 195 91 St Bernards 52 Mark Orr 18-Feb-95 195 97 Melton 1st Qtr 4th Qtr 3rd Qtr 2nd Qtr

30 www.afl vic.com.au TAC CUP TEAM LIST Dandenong Southern Stingrays

No. NAME DOB HT WT PREVIOUS CLUB G B 1 Billy Hartung 24-Jan-95 176 71 Mornington 2 Jordan Bastinac 31-Aug-95 182 76 Berwick 3 Angus Scott 18-Jun-95 175 70 Edithvale-Aspendale 4 Nicholas Battle 02-Aug-95 172 71 Doveton 5 Taylor Joyce 02-Feb-96 187 85 Beaconsfi eld 6 Alex Harnett 12-Apr-96 183 80 Frankston YCW 7 Nathan Foote 13-Dec-95 178 71 Narre Warren 8 Jack Wheeler 29-Jan-96 171 68 Noble Park 9 13-Aug-96 173 66 Seaford Coach: Graeme Yeats 10 Clayton McCartney 11-Jun-95 176 70 Cranbourne Talent Manager: Mark Wheeler 11 15-Mar-95 181 74 Mt Eliza Offi ce Address: Shepley Oval, Pultney Street, Dandenong, 3175 12 Blake Pearson 16-Jan-95 174 74 Doveton Ground Address: Shepley Oval, Pultney Street, 13 Ryan Marks-Logan 18-Jun-94 191 75 Frankston Bombers Dandenong, 3175 14 Daniel Capiron 14-Jun-96 188 80 Edithvale-Aspendale Postal Address: PO Box 1313, Dandenong, 3175 15 Hayden Rigg 15-Apr-96 184 67 Mt Eliza Telephone: 9791 8656 16 Jake Wilson 27-Jun-96 183 84 Berwick Fax: 9791 8989 17 Blake Mullane 18-Apr-95 181 86 Mt Eliza Email: mark.wheeler@afl vic.com.au 18 Nathan Gardiner 15-May-95 187 84 Cranbourne Website: http://dandenongstingrays.afl vic.com.au 19 Brady Egan 18-Dec-94 188 84 Rye 20 Rourke Fischer 20-Aug-96 184 82 Seaford 21 Matt Rennie 16-Jun-94 190 81 Rowville PROUDLY SPONSORED BY: 22 James Hammond 31-Mar-95 187 82 Mt Eliza MAJOR SPONSORS 23 Dale Gawley 24-Dec-95 193 83 Narre Warren 24 Jack Soroczynski 13-Aug-95 186 81 Narre Warren 25 Troy Jacobson 08-Jan-95 186 77 Somerville 26 Daylan Kempster 27-Jan-96 192 84 Keilor Park 27 Jayden Tomkins 22-Sep-95 188 73 Sorrento 28 Joseph West 08-Oct-95 189 80 Berwick 29 Tyle Williams 05-Nov-94 189 80 Dromana 30 Tom Lamb 19-Oct-96 191 82 Edithvale-Aspendale 31 Joshua Newman 22-Dec-94 181 80 Mornington 32 Jake Gains 06-Aug-95 191 72 Berwick 33 Trae Tohiariki 27-Jan-95 178 86 Seaford 34 Ben Giobbi 04-Apr-96 181 81 Narre Warren 35 Luke Rowe 24-Jun-95 192 86 Somerville MAJOR DEVELOPMENT SQUAD SPONSOR 36 Corey Micari 14-Jul-95 188 89 Frankston YCW 37 Caleb Gray 28-Oct-96 182 80 Crib Pt 38 Agape Patolo 22-Apr-95 197 98 Noble Park 39 Jack Holden 27-Jan-96 184 77 Edithvale-Aspendale 40 Emmanuel Jakwot 24-Jan-95 186 73 St John’s OC MINOR SPONSORS 41 Josh Pickess 12-Sep-95 180 75 Frankston YCW 42 Matt Homfray 10-Jan-96 189 85 Narre Warren 43 Sam Crawford 12-Nov-95 180 74 Mornington 44 05-Oct-95 183 75 Devon Meadows 45 Nicholas McPherson 08-Dec-95 179 73 Beaconsfi eld 46 Mitch White 10-Apr-96 188 82 Seaford 47 Kyle Gray 14-May-96 189 81 Edithvale-Aspendale 48 Joel Monger 03-May-96 189 81 Mt Eliza 49 Brody Connelly 09-May-96 186 77 Berwick 50 Aaron Pawel 10-Jun-96 195 90 Seaford COACHING STAFF SPONSOR 51 Joel O’Sullivan 02-Aug-95 190 88 Mornington 52 Dylan Barfoot 27-Jan-96 203 89 Cranbourne 53 Daniel Moloney 11-May-96 180 74 St Bedes Mentone 54 James Freeman 14-Feb-96 188 69 Mt Eliza CLUB CONTRIBUTING SPONSORS 55 Daniel Dickinson 03-Aug-95 185 85 Somerville 56 Chris Johnson 17-Jul-96 182 69 Narre Warren 57 Trent Castledine 11-Nov-96 187 72 Narre Warren 58 Aaron Wilson 26-Feb-96 186 72 Narre Warren 59 Niall Young 16-Sep-96 193 85 Somerville  1st Qtr 4th Qtr 3rd Qtr 2nd Qtr

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Round 1 (Metro Round) Round 7 Geelong Falcons vs. Oakleigh Chargers (VFL as C/R) Saturday 18th May Simonds Stadium 2:00 PM Sunday 24th March Tasmania vs. Western Jets Highgate Recreation Reserve 11:00 AM Sunday 7th July Calder Cannons 11.9.75 def by Northern Knights 15.7.97 Sandringham Dragons vs. Oakleigh Chargers Northern Knights vs. Calder Cannons Preston City Oval 11:30 AM Oakleigh Chargers 9.16.70 def by Eastern Ranges 17.16.118 Box Hill City Oval 11:30 AM Western Jets vs. Gippsland Power Preston City Oval 2:00 PM NSW/ACT Rams vs. Murray Bushrangers Round 13 Sandringham Dragons 16.9.105 def Western Jets 12.10.82 Albury Sports Ground 12 NOON Saturday 13th July Bendigo Pioneers vs. Dandenong Stingrays Round 2 (Easter Weekend) Epsom Huntly Reserve 1:00 PM Calder Cannons vs. Western Jets Highgate Recreation Reserve 11:30 AM Saturday 30th March Northern Knights vs. North Ballarat Rebels Preston City Oval 1:00 PM Oakleigh Chargers vs. Northern Knights Warrawee Park 11:30 AM Bendigo Pioneers 12.18-90 def North Ballarat Rebels 7.6-48 Calder Cannons vs. Geelong Falcons Highgate Recreation Reserve 1:30 PM Dandenong Stingrays vs. Bendigo Pioneers Shepley Oval 1:00 PM Gippsland Power 12.13-85 def Dandenong Stingrays 8.14-62 Eastern Ranges vs. Gippsland Power Box Hill City Oval 2:00 PM North Ballarat Rebels vs. Murray Bushrangers Geelong Falcons 10.16-76 def Murray Bushrangers 9.4-58 Highgate Recreation Reserve 2:00 PM Round 4 (Country Round) Sunday 14th July Sunday 31st March Saturday 25th May Sandringham Dragons vs. Eastern Ranges Box Hill City Oval 11:00 AM Western Jets 17.7-109 def Northern Knights 15.12-102 Bendigo Pioneers vs. Geelong Falcons Gippsland Power vs. Geelong Falcons Box Hill City Oval 1:30 PM Highgate Recreation Reserve 11:30 AM Eastern Ranges 7.7-49 def by Sandringham Dragons 10.10-70 Dandenong Stingrays vs. North Ballarat Rebels Shepley Oval 1:00 PM Development Weekend - 20th & 21st July Oakleigh Chargers 11.14-80 def Calder Cannons 11.7-73 Murray Bushrangers vs. Gippsland Power Round 14 Highgate Recreation Reserve 2:00 PM Saturday 27th July Round 3 Round 8 Dandenong Stingrays vs. Sandringham Dragons Saturday 6th April Saturday 1st June Shepley Oval 11:00 AM Gippsland Power 14.7-91 def by Oakleigh Chargers 14.12-96 Murray Bushrangers vs. Western Jets Gippsland Power vs. Eastern Ranges Wangaratta Showgrounds 11:00 AM Morwell Football Ground 1:00 PM Murray Bushrangers 8.15-63 def Bendigo Pioneers 3.5-23 Calder Cannons vs. Dandenong Stingrays Oakleigh Chargers vs. Bendigo Pioneers Warrawee Park 1:30 PM Eastern Ranges 12.14-86 def by Dandenong Stingrays 20.14-134 Highgate Recreation Reserve 11:30 AM Northern Knights vs. Geelong Falcons Preston City Oval 2:00 PM Sunday 28th July Sunday 7th April Gippsland Power vs. Northern Knights Morwell Football Ground 1:00 PM Murray Bushrangers vs. Calder Cannons Wangaratta 11:00 AM North Ballarat Rebels 5.6-36 def by Geelong Falcons 14.14-98 Eastern Ranges vs. Bendigo Pioneers Box Hill City Oval 2:00 PM North Ballarat Rebels vs. Western Jets Eureka Stadium 1:00 PM Northern Knights 10.11-71 vs Sandringham Dragons 9.17-71 Geelong Falcons vs. Sandringham Dragons Chirnside Park 2:00 PM Round 15 Sunday 2nd June Western Jets 14.11-95 def Calder Cannons 14.9-93 Saturday 3rd August North Ballarat Rebels vs. Oakleigh Chargers Bendigo Pioneers vs. Geelong Falcons Epsom Huntly Reserve 1:00 PM Horsham City Oval 12 NOON Round 1 (Country Round) North Ballarat Rebels vs. Dandenong Stingrays Saturday 13th April Development Weekend - 8th & 9th June Eureka Stadium 1:00 PM Oakleigh Chargers vs. Western Jets Warrawee Park 11:30 AM Bendigo Pioneers 6.8-44 def by Gippsland Power 23.11-149 Round 9 Eastern Ranges vs. Murray Bushrangers Bayswater 2:00 PM Saturday 15th June Murray Bushrangers 12.15-87 def North Ballarat Rebels 6.5-41 Sunday 4th August Northern Knights vs. Western Jets Preston City Oval 11:00 AM Sandringham Dragons vs. Calder Cannons Preston City Oval 11:00 AM Geelong Falcons 18.10-118 def Dandenong Stingrays 7.11-53 Bendigo Pioneers vs. Calder Cannons (VFL C/R) Northern Knights vs. Gippsland Power Preston City Oval 1:30 PM Queen Elizabeth Oval 11:30 AM Round 4 (Metro Round) Gippsland Power vs. North Ballarat Rebels Development Weekend - 10th & 11st August Saturday 20th April Morwell Football Ground 1:30 PM Round 16 Geelong Falcons vs. Eastern Ranges Simonds Stadium 2:00 PM Western Jets 11.11-77 vs Oakleigh Chargers 11.11-77 Saturday 17th August Oakleigh Chargers vs. Dandenong Stingrays Warrawee Park 2:00 PM Eastern Ranges 17.15-117 def Northern Knights 10.11-71 Bendigo Pioneers vs. Western Jets Epsom Huntly Reserve 12 NOON Sunday 16th June Geelong Falcons vs. Calder Cannons Simonds Stadium 2:00 PM Calder Cannons 11.12-78 def Sandringham Dragons 7.10-52 Murray Bushrangers vs. Sandringham Dragons Wangaratta 1:00 PM Dandenong Stingrays vs. Gippsland Power Shepley Oval 1:30 PM Round 5 Round 10 North Ballarat Rebels vs. Northern Knights Eureka Stadium 1:00 PM Saturday 27th April Saturday 22nd June Sunday 18th August Northern Knights vs. Bendigo Pioneers Preston City Oval 12 NOON Sandringham Dragons vs. Northern Knights Warrawee Park 11:30 AM Eastern Ranges vs. Oakleigh Chargers Box Hill City Oval 11:00 AM North Ballarat Rebels vs. Bendigo Pioneers (VFL C/R) Calder Cannons vs. North Ballarat Rebels Sandringham Dragons vs. Murray Bushrangers Victoria Park 2:00 PM Eureka Stadium 12 NOON Highgate Recreation Reserve 1:00 PM Western Jets vs. Geelong Falcons Burbank Oval 1:00 PM Round 17 Oakleigh Chargers vs. Geelong Falcons Warrawee Park 1:00 PM Calder Cannons vs. Gippsland Power Saturday 24th August Murray Bushrangers vs. Eastern Ranges Highgate Recreation Reserve 2:00 PM Murray Bushrangers vs. Northern Knights Wangaratta 1:00 PM Wangaratta Showground 1:30 PM Oakleigh Chargers vs. Murray Bushrangers Warrawee Park 2:00 PM Oakleigh Chargers vs. North Ballarat Rebels Warrawee Park 2:00 PM Sandringham Dragons vs. Gippsland Power Sunday 23rd June Gippsland Power vs. Bendigo Pioneers Preston City Oval 2:30 PM Dandenong Stingrays vs. Eastern Ranges Shepley Oval 11:30 AM Morwell Football Ground 11:00 AM Sunday 28th April Dandenong Stingrays vs. Geelong Falcons (VFLas CR) Round 11 Western Jets vs. Dandenong Stingrays Burbank Oval 1:00 PM Victoria Park 2:00 PM Saturday 29th June Sunday 25th August Round 6 Eastern Ranges vs. Western Jets Box Hill City Oval 11:00 AM Calder Cannons vs. Eastern Ranges Saturday 4th May Bendigo Pioneers vs. Murray Bushrangers (VFL C/R) Highgate Recreation Reserve 11:30 AM Geelong Falcons vs. Northern Knights (VFL as C/R) Queen Elizabeth Oval 12 NOON Western Jets vs. Sandringham Dragons Simonds Stadium 2:00 PM Gippsland Power vs. Sandringham Dragons Highgate Recreation Reserve 2:00 PM Tasmania vs. Eastern Ranges Aurora Stadium 12 NOON Morwell Football Ground 1:00 PM Northern Knights vs. Dandenong Stingrays Preston City Oval 2:00 PM Bendigo Pioneers vs. Oakleigh Chargers (VFL C/R) Finals Week 1 - Qualfying & Elimination Finals Sunday 30th June Queen Elizabeth Oval 11:30 AM Saturday 31st August & Sunday 1st September Visy Park Geelong Falcons vs. North Ballarat Rebels Dandenong Stingrays vs. Murray Bushrangers Shepley Oval 2:00 PM Highgate Recreation Reserve 12 NOON Finals Week 2 - Semi Finals Queensland vs. Calder Cannons Yeronga Football Ground 11:00 AM Calder Cannons vs. Oakleigh Chargers Sunday 8th September Visy Park Sunday 5th May Highgate Recreation Reserve 2:30 PM Gippsland Power vs. Western Jets Finals Week 3 - Preliminary Finals Morwell Football Ground Football Ground 12 NOON Round 12 Sunday 15th September Visy Park Saturday 6th July North Ballarat Rebels vs. Sandringham Dragons Finals Week 4 - Grand Final Murray Bushrangers vs. Dandenong Stingrays Wangaratta 11:00 AM Eureka Stadium 1:00 PM Sunday 22nd September Etihad Stadium North Ballarat Rebels vs. Eastern Ranges Eureka Stadium 1:00 PM Development Weekend - 11th & 12th May Sandringham Dragons vs. Bendigo Pioneers Trevor Barker Beach Oval 1:00 PM

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