UPCOMING EVENTS Club Night 5:30pm Friday 29 July The Redbacks are launching Friday Night Fish & Chips at Club Night this coming Friday. Join us for Ash’s Wheel, an Ashburton Meats Meat Tray Raffle and Geelong Cats v Western Bulldogs on the big screen. Everyone welcome!
Club Night – Jordan De Goey 5:30pm Sunday 31 July NEWSFLASH!! We are thrilled to welcome Jordan De Goey, Collingwood FC back to the Ashy Redbacks! Jordan will be presenting Player of the Month (June/July) Awards and Milestone Game Awards. We will also have some fun with Ash’s Wheel and an Ashburton Meats Meat Tray Raffle. Hamburgers, hot chips and a sausage sizzle will be on the menu. All welcome.
Club Photos Sunday 31 July See website for schedule and instructions http://www.ashyredbacks.org.au/new-events/
U8 & U9 Derby Under Lights Friday 5 August Come and support our future footy stars in the making as they battle it out under lights on Friday 5 August. The first game starts at 4:30pm, followed by all other games at 6pm. Join us for Fish and Chips in the club rooms afterwards – the Tiges v Pies will be on TV.
Rosie Batty Luncheon Saturday, August 13th 12:00pm 3:00pm 489 Glenferrie Rd Toorak
MILESTONE GAMES
100 GAMES Joel Lagastes
50 GAMES U11 Red U12 Red U12 Green
• Henry Lasscock • Edwin • James Davies • Charlie Adams O'Donnell • Nate Sheridan • Tom Blakie • Luca Kotis • Harry Bowen • Nicholas Francis • Henry Jones • Billy Macmillan • Patrick Jones • Alex • Josh Bell Karpathakis • Finn Haylock • Joey Tuszynski • Connor • Max Dal Pozzo Ferguson • Bradman • Mitch Horn Docherty • Eddie Dunlop • Will Richards • David Hickey
Congratulations Joel Lagastes for achieving 100 great games at Ashy!
James Davies celebrating 50 games last weekend
Congratulations to Harry, Edwin, Patrick, Henry, Tom, Josh, Mitch, Connor, Finn, David, Will, Eddie and Jamal It was a giant banner last Sunday fit for a giant achievement of over 600 games at Ashy!
Under 8
White Coach: Tim Schleiger Q1: Age group Under 8 White Q4: Goal Kickers Q2: Match Summary Not recorded at this level After a week off, our first home game in quite a while was Q5: Goal of the day played against a visiting Hawthorn Citizens team. Not even Jordan Katiforis kicked a ripper goal at the start of the last the unforgiving freezing cold conditions; with whipping winds quarter. reminiscent of the prevailing south east winds of Arctic park Q6: Play of the day in the 80s, could dampen the spirits of the mighty Under 8 Channeling his Dad (and U8 White Coach) Tim Schleiger in Whites. With Head Coach Tim struck down with an illness his SOCCER playing hey day, Ollie Schleiger nailed an and choosing wisely to stay away, Assistant Coach Glenn overhead bicycle kick! got the call up to get in the thick of the action on ground. The Q7: Mark of the Day boys responded well to his direction and positive feedback. Lachie Walker took an excellent mark straight from the very The boys fought hard to keep tabs on a quick opposition who first centre break. shared the ball well and proved to be a strong and cohesive Q8: Top team player unit. Our boys didn’t give up and were rewarded with some Joseph Dee has really improved and this game he was really great passages of play and goals. Their tackling, marking focused on following the play and as a result saw lots more and taps during ball ups were really great. Many of the boys of the ball. have shown fantastic improvement and their commitment Q9: Completed by and determination to get the ball in trying weather conditions Respondent skipped this question was impressive. Q3: Best players Walter Adams was a worthy medal recipient and clearly best on ground. He works tirelessly each week in both offence and defence and this week was no exception. He was in the action and saw lots of the ball.
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Coach: Matt Pietsch Under 9 Red Q1: Age group The second quarter had Henry tapping the ball to advantage Under 9 Red of Taylor & Charlie, while Olli G was in and under at every Q2: Match Summary contest. Hugo and Ollie P were creating opportunities up forward but only 3 point made it to the score board. The boys look their best at the start of the day, but that was rd expected for the team photo. The team came alive in the 3 quarter with Swifty moved into When they arrive at Glenferrie oval the wide open spaces of the midfield, Ben Jones hard ball gets were great and Hugo the ground allowed for extra players to take the field, and the was driving the ball into the forwards. Bailey was lively team showed great sprit to begin. Kade found the ball easily around goals, but it was Tom Davies who got the job done in the mids with assistance from Thomas D & Tom V. Evan & with 2 goals and Tyson was rewarded for some desperation Jonesy defended gallantly, while at the other end Josh and with a goal also. Jackson tried hard but it was only Taylor who got a score of The last quarter was fought out hard by Jonesy & Kade in the board with a great goals. the back half, while Hugo and Taylor rack up possession
through the midfield. In the end scoreboard got a little ugly Ollie Grogan’s loose ball get onto Evan McVeigh, quick but continual improvement from the team was fantastic. hands to Hugo Monkovitch for a driving kick into the goal square Q7: Mark of the Day Q3: Best players Hugo’s big grab in the 3rd quarter Hugo Monkovitch (Medal), Ben Jones (Chicken Dinner), Q8: Top team player Henry Sewell & Evan McVeigh (Money Box) Josh Charlie Ryan for a consistent 4 quarter effort McLoughlin, Taylor Carlisle & Ben Swift (Frogs) Kade Q9: Tackle King Eardley & Tom Davies (Bowling) Ben Jones dominated the tackle count and had double the Q4: Goal Kickers amount of next best player. Thomas Davies 2, Taylor Carlisle, Tyson Fernee Q10: Completed by Q5: Goal of the day Assistant Coach Tyson Fernne snap goal in 3rd Quarter Q6: Play of the day
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Under 9 Coach: Simon Miller Black Q1: Age group Under 9 Black Jamon, Riley L, Cooper, Snowy, Ben A, James, Lachie, Ben M. Q2: Match Summary Q4: Goal Kickers U9 Black today ventured out to Glenferrie oval and took on Jamon 2, James 2, Snowy 2, Riley L 1, Charlie 1, Theodore Hawthorn Citizens. After a spirited Captains address from 1, Mitchell 1, Ben A, Kurt 1, Ben M 1. both Riley and Mitch, the team were pumped up and ready Q5: Goal of the day for the first bounce. The game started out as tight scrap in Ben A - received a slick handball then showed great the middle with both teams going in hard, then with composure by baulkiing around a defender and slotting a persistence and great intensity, the Redbacks were able to great goal. push the ball forward and provide good supply to our Q6: Play of the day forwards. As the game unfolded, so did our desire to win Jamon N - took a terrific mark in the forward line, then played every contest and play great team footy. Every player on and goaled truly. Theodore - solid performance in each contributed today and executed their roles perfectly - mids quarter and in a variety of positions. were strong, forwards were elusive and accurate, backs Q7: Mark of the Day were fortress like. With plenty of space at Glenferrie oval, the Lachie G - a great pack mark with eyes only on the ball. players had to run hard, and that they did, right up to the final Q8: Top team player siren. By far our best team game today, which was clearly Snowy E and Ben A - awarded medals today. Great game evident with having 10 different goal kickers - a superb from both these players. display of team work. Q9: Completed by Coach
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Teal Coach: Robert Jurac Q1: Age group Ashy Teal were ferocious at the contest all day & were • Under 9 Teal rewarded with a bag of goals against Balwyn Tigers. Q2: Match Summary Tackling and Marking were both a feature.
Q3: Best players Roshan having the ball on a string in the 2nd quarter kicking HUGE TEAM EFFORT 3 goals. Q4: Goal Kickers Q7: Mark of the Day Roshan Gunstilake 3 Andre Maniatis 1 Patrick Hedley 1 I Finlay Sutherland may have missed another. Q8: Top team player Q5: Goal of the day Oscar Douez. Roshan Gunatilake. Q9: Completed by Q6: Play of the day • Coach Under 9
White Coach: Simon Goodwin Round 13, 24 July 2016 Ashy White v Kew Comets – Match he hadn't been as emotional or shed as many tears since report by Mark Branagan Under 9s In the biggest turnaround Taylor Swift's Melbourne concert late last year. The wintry since Pauline Hanson stormed back into power and Derryn bitterness was best exemplified by goal umpire, Steve 'Are Hinch went off the turps, loyal offsider Justin 'JR' Reid you all Done' Gough who looked so rugged up in a multi- returned to fill the under 9s senior coaching vacuum for layered outfit that he could have been auditioning as a round 13. With the battle for coaching roles displaying all the stuntman truck driver on Ice Road Truckers TV series or intrigue and deception of a Game of Thrones episode (just Deadliest Catch where half of the dialogue is bleeped out as without the naughty bits), JR's ascension to the senior expletives. After recent flak for trying to sell real estate to coaching post was reinforced by the unveiling of his new passing Pokemon Go addicts while goal-umpiring at Surrey Leading Teams corporate look, an edgy coaching uniform of Park, Gough senior brought his A-Game this week. Gough black knee-length sports shorts, a far cry from the grey provides a distinctive signalling style incorporating an initial trackies of old. panicked grab for the flags before raising two fingers like JR's new status was amplified by the boundary line presence some sort of '60s peace sign to signal a goal. And in the of his father, John Reid former SANFL coaching guru at process defies over 100 years of football history. South Adelaide. Grandfather of Jayden 'Rowdy' Reid, Reid Back to the football. First quarter openings have been no senior was the former power broker with a Midas touch at the problem for the Redbacks this year and Sunday was no Adelaide Crows who with Malcolm Blight just about did different. The first goal came courtesy of Lucas 'the Show everything right at that club, except find a decent club song Boat' Simiuniato who snapped superbly after a magnificent (well, that is until thank God the Dockers came along). passage of play by Paddy 'the Masterpiece' Harmon, across This latest disruption to the Redbacks coaching regime came to the Leap of Faith, Lucas Huggins onto the Diamond Dal after senior coach Simon Goodwin was hauled off on Pozzo, then the Anvil who provided a superb light tap onto another long-distance mission for the Demons across the the rampaging Showboat. At the quarter time break, coach Nullarbor Plain. To his credit, Goody was on the Red Eye JR Reid addressed the boys briefly before seeking a piece of and back in time for Sunday's clash but JR would have none inspiration in the team huddle from Angus Macmillan, "Any of it. Such is the competitive nature of the swirling politics words for the boys Angus?". The Anvil took up the challenge, amongst our would-be coaches that an entirely new hand removing his mouthguard, .."Yeah. … just don't kick anyone went up for a formal on-field role, this time in the form of in the stomach". This was all the organisational direction Peter 'Mumbles' Martin, father of renowned defender and needed and the team responded with a barrage of more stopper, Josh 'the Warden' Martin. It was no coincidence that goals. Mumbles was sporting the same style of knee-length black Despite the early Redbacks breakaway, the Comets dug in, shorts as JR as he rolled out a range of pre-match warm-up scoring some great goals in an enthralling final half. As exercises learnt from his playing days as a nuggetty back chaos threatened to descend on the Redbacks defence, pocket in the LaTrobe Valley Football League. Jayden 'Rowdy' Reid took the opportunity to shine in front of In a biting windy winter's day on Burwood Upper, the his grandparents and put in a superb defensive display as Redbacks took on traditional rivals, the Kew Comets. Way did the Warden Martin, Eddie 'Good News' Goodwin and of back in round 3, the Redbacks and Comets had played a course the co-captain, the Postman. This was a great thriller that could hardly separate the two teams. So in contest, reminiscent of the exciting '53 Grand Final and anticipation of a gruelling contest, the understudy coaches Richmond's triumph (remember them?) way back in '43. Well chose well in appointing the two captains of the day, Angus done to both sides. 'the Anvil' Macmillan and Jack 'the Postman' Urquhart. Best: Reid, Macmillan, Urquhart, Martin, Goodwin, Adams, Again our young heroes rejoiced in the excitement of having Jones, Simoniato and Dal Pozzo Teddy 'Betts' Hall back in place after his longterm absence. Goals: Adams 2, Jones 2, Siminiato, Huggins, Harmer and Unlike last week, Teddy's father Pat Hall was on hand to Urquhart 1. witness the inspirational return, privately admitting later that
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Under 10 Coach: Lisa Drought Green Q1: Age group Q5: Goal of the day • Under 10 Green Great goal from Kit and his first for the year. Q2: Match Summary Q6: Play of the day Great game at home on the top oval which everyone was Our backline players were diligent all day and saved many looking forward to. Archie RD captained the squad and it was goals. Their fantastic efforts really make a difference to the Matty's 25th milestone game. Terrific 10 goal win against the team spirit. Balwyn Tigers. Q7: Mark of the Day Q3: Best players Woodsy took a couple of great grabs on the wing. Noah, Matty, Kit, Tom S and Riley all had a great game. Q8: Top team player Spider was dominant and one the opposition medal. Marcus Noah tried his guts out all game and set one of his had a great game and took home the Pollo voucher. teammates up for a goal rather than having a shot himself. It Q4: Goal Kickers was a really nice piece of genuine sportsmanship. Woodsy and Wheels both kicked a few and we had several Q9: Completed by single goal kickers including Hugo, Tom RB, Tom S and • Coach Spider. Kit kicked his first ever goal which was a real highlight.
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Black Coach: Marcus Marshall Q1: Age group Q4: Goal Kickers • Under 10 Black Jamie Blackman (1), Patrick Miller (1) and Emerson Hodder Q2: Match Summary (1) A cold and windy day at Lynden Park Upper, but with the Q5: Goal of the day wind pushing south and the ground slope playing north the No classic goals but each came via hard work. advantage of slope was nullified. It was a tight contest for the Q6: Play of the day entire game and both teams worked hard in the contest and James McLisky switch from HBF to CHB which hit Tom although the extremities of limbs were cold, the boys applied Trnacek on the chest who played on and kicked to Emerson pressure with smothers and defensive punches. One of the on the wing who drove the ball long into CHF most pleasing aspects to come from the game was the Q7: Mark of the Day willingness of the boys to consider the switch of play and Mac Marshall running back with the flight of the ball in the more so was the decision in some circumstances not to. back pocket. Some great decision making by the boys. Once the switch Q8: Top team player was on it was great to see the boys forward of the ball move Jamie Blackman for his efforts all day in running up and to the space created whilst others anticipated and moved to down the ground, crashing packs, supporting his mates and the next position. The boys went on to win 3 goals 10 to 2 creating options goals 5. A good team effort. Q9: Completed by Q3: Best players • Coach Jamie Blackman, Mac Marshall, James Jonsen, Emerson Hodder, Finn Hopkins and Henry Docherty
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Plumbing Coach: Simon Martin Under 10 White Q1: Age group due to Hugh at centre half forward and it was from one of his • Under 10 White trademark runs and long bombs that our captain Abhay took • a beauty of a Chesty and stuck it away. From there we hung Q2: Match Summary on grimly, the backs and mids denying space, rushing behind and putting on the pressure as the opposition piled on the behinds but few majors. A massive roar came at the An unbelievable game. All week there was excitement and end of the game, the song sung with gusto and another roar anticipation as we began to think about playing the boys in when the boys realised they had finished their home season positions for the first time as we head towards the Lighting unbeaten. Absolutely outstanding effort. Premiership. The combinations, the options, oh what to do? Who sits on interchange, when do you bring them in to Q3: Best players freshen up, who needs a spell? All the planning undone with a raft of outs. A couple of holidays, illness and a couple of Hugh, Rylan, Cam, Spencer, Aidan, Abhay, Danny, Fidel, injuries, left us with a team of 18 and most of our Talls out. Ben P Add to that one of the players struck down with abdominal pain just before game (miracle recovery thankfully) and it Q4: Goal Kickers was time for adaptability, flexibility and teamwork if we were Cam 2, Ben P 2, Abhay going to stand up against an excellent Parkside team who had got up on us in week 1 by a few points. Q5: Goal of the day The play between Ry, Danny, Cam and Ben P. kicking, Our game plan altered to one of running hard, quick spreading and marking with real unselfishness. Okay, Cam's handballs out and kicking to space to our leading fwds and might have been a kick for goal...... spreading mids. We started beautifully, Cam snapping a cracker in q1 and we held a narrow advantage. Q6: Play of the day Luke's centring kicks showed his teamplay. Otherwise lots of Q2 began excellently too, as the mids got right on top. Our hands out to the player on the overlap. Shows how the team fwds began to look dangerous, with Luke running wide and has developed for each other. booting to the goal square, and our mids built the wall. 3 Q7: Mark of the Day goals was our reward with an amazingly composed passage There were lots of contenders, Abhay on the long bomb from of play (kicks and marks)between Ry, Danny, Cam and Ben Hugh was the best chest mark, Danny, Aidan, Rylan all took P resulting in Ben easing a shot home. Ben got another several overheads. snapping on the run and Cam also kicked his second and we Q8: Top team player were looking good. It was all smiles in the rooms at half time Hugh stood out with his running and kicking. A close second as the wind increased but we knew Parkside would respond. Rylan for his rebounding and digging in. The most natural
half back I have seen at this level. The 3rd quarter was hard to explain, we had the wind, but Q9: Completed by didn't dominate, Parkside went harder but didn't break through. The wind seemed to step it up in the 4th and we • Coach played into the teeth. We broke out a couple of times, largely
Under 11
Red Coach: Greg Lasscock Beverley Hills 0.1-1 0.2-2 2.4-16 3.4-22 Ashburton R 1.0-6 3.0-18 3.2-20 4.2-26
Q1: Age group Joey T with the sealer in q4. • Under 11 Red Q6: Play of the day Q2: Match Summary Charlie Adams q4 desperation over the ball In tough windy conditions against a determined opposition Q7: Mark of the Day and with only 16 players we fought the game out bravely to Nic Francis on the goal line scrape home by 4 points and secure a finals berth. Q8: Top team player Q3: Best players Noah Caruso for superb defending Francis, Hall, Adams, Caruso, Velona, Panoussis, Mazza Q9: Completed by Q4: Goal Kickers • Coach Docherty, Hall, Francis, Tuszynski Q5: Goal of the day Under 11
Green Coach: Dale Rowley Whitehorse Colts 1.0-6 4.6-30 4.8-32 5.8-38 Ashburton G 2.2-14 2.2-14 5.4-34 6.4-40
Q1: Age group James Edgar followed our game plan by kicking to the • Under 11 Green defensive pocket in very difficult conditions. Assisted by the Q2: Match Summary midfield (with Lachie performing well in the ruck), our Coming up against second placed Whitehorse, the Ashy u11 backline fought well to limit the damage. In the end we were Green team certainly looked the part after their team photo in trailing by 16 points at half-time. After half-time we re- the morning. Co-captain Ryan Edmonds set the tone, grouped, knowing we had to capitalise kicking with the wind spelling out the key areas the team needed to focus on. After to get back in the game. Apart from a spectacular mark by a slow start when Whitehorse kicked a goal against the Charlie M in the backline, we started the quarter slowly, breeze, Ashy Green got into their rhythm and started to kick struggling to get the ball forward. Just as it looked like the long and hit targets. Sean Egan took a great pack mark in game might be slipping away, Ashy Green sprung into action the forward line, kicked it long where Lachie Harkness took kicking long with the breeze and finding targets. Lachie another strong mark and goaled. Thomas Voller in the ruck kicked two quick goals, and Will McQueen looked dangerous was giving us first use of the ball, while Charlie Matthews up forward. Our midfield started to win more of the ball, rebounded well off the backline. Zack Thurman, James Kerr, enabling us to get the ball forward to James K who goaled Luka Best, Harry Stack and Ryan were busy through the towards the end of quarter giving us back the lead. Inspired centre, handballing and passing well. As we gained more by words from Assistant Coach Rod, and Assistant-Assistant possession, we started to use the breeze to our advantage, Coach/Co-Captain Luka, Ashy Green came out firing enabling us to get it forward to Lachie who passed well to determined to protect our 2 point lead. Taking an extra turn Zack who kicked the goal. In the second quarter our backline in the ruck, Thomas and the midfield group (James K, Ollie was under siege with Whitehorse kicking with the breeze. H, Ferg Ekins, Will Rowley), worked hard to give us first use Luka, Charlie M and Ollie Hobday thwarted many of the ball into the wind. Ferocious pressure enabled us to Whitehorse attacks. Charlie Nancarrow tackled hard. While drive the ball forward where Ryan took a fantastic overhead mark in front of goal on a tricky angle into the wind. It was no
problem for Ryan, who coolly converted giving us an eight James Kerr winning the ball, playing on through the half point lead. Whitehorse pressed hard, however, our backline forward line and kicking to Lachie Harkness who provided a stuck tight on their men, making it difficult for Whitehorse to strong lead. This forward entry helped Lachie score one of bridge the gap. It was a famous victory for u11 Green, and his two goals for the quarter. was a fitting way to celebrate the 50-game milestone for Q7: Mark of the Day Luka Best, Angus McCleery, Charlie Matthews, Elijah Bazley Charlie Matthews for taking a classic screamer over the pack and Will McQueen. at centre-half back in the third quarter, just as Whitehorse Q3: Best players threatened to get on top. The mark was reminiscent of Jezza Charlie Matthews, Lachie Harkness, Luka Best, Will in the 1970 grand final. Special mention to Sean Egan’s pack McQueen, Harry Stack, James Kerr, Sean Egan, Ryan mark in the first quarter, which resulted in a Lachie Harkness Edmonds, Charlie Nancarrow goal. Q4: Goal Kickers Q8: Top team player Lachie Harkness – 3, Zack Thurman – 1, James Kerr – 1, Impossible to split co-captains Luka Best and Ryan Ryan Edmonds – 1 Edmonds who both played great captains’ games. Ryan Q5: Goal of the day kicked the winning goal, and provided great tackling Ryan Edmonds who took a great overhead mark at a crucial pressure on the wing. Luka Best provided great drive in the time in the last quarter when the game was on the line. Ryan midfield, rebounded well when he was in the backline and converted the shot into the wind on a tricky angle in what looked dangerous up forward. proved to be the match-winning goal. Q9: Completed by Q6: Play of the day • Coach
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Meats Coach: Matt Burns Under 11 Black Ashburton B 1.0-6 2.3-15 2.3-15 8.10-58 Heidelberg B 1.0-6 3.3-21 4.6-30 4.6-30
Q1: Age group started the last quarter on the weekend and we will be • Under 11 Black unbeatable! Q2: Match Summary Q3: Best players What an amazing game of footy. The Ashy Blacks were Preston Cappa Burns , Byron the Shark Kerr , Owen Sticks down by 15 to 30 at the three quarter break and staring Cox , Alex the Amazing Axaris , Jimmy JIMMY Gorman , defeat in the face. We need to win the last three games to Finn Master Blaster Grogan and Lach Bruzer Mcneil. make the finals and this game was against the bottom team Q4: Goal Kickers so what happened?? At three quarter time Adam Kenny Cappa 4 , Bruzer 2 , Gtrain 1 and Shark 1 gave the boys a good old fashion Ron Barassi gee up and Q5: Goal of the day we think that did the trick. The boys hit the injectors and the Any one of the goals in the last quarter but the goal where nitrogen finally exploded in the last quarter where we kicked our super sub XMAN Xavier comes screaming in from the 7 gaols 6 behinds to the opposition NILL!. An inspirational wing and kicks a beauty down to our Sharky who grabs it in a game from Preston “Cappa” Burns kicking 4 goals for the pack , gets it to his foot and puts it straight through the game (3 of which were in the last quarter). The mid field of goals!! Lach Bruzer Mcneil , Oscar “Whitey” White , Alex “the Q6: Play of the day Amazing” Axaris and Cappa just lit up the game. The rest of Our Sharky grabs the ball and gets a quick kick to Cappa the team fired up and we continued as one on the road to who pounces on it , breaks through a pack and slots a goal Holy Grail!! Truly inspirational stuff. Great goals from The then Turns , points and yells "Your Goal Sharky" to me was GTRAIN Garrett , Our Shark Byron and the Bruzer lead to us just brilliant. to a fantastic 28 point win (not bad considering we were Q7: Mark of the Day down at ¾ time by 15 points). Great celebrations after the Jimmy's pack mark on the wing. game and the poor coaches and parents went home Q8: Top team player exhausted. That’s it for the slow starts boys , many of the Alex Axaris parents and coaches can’t take much more of the stress. Q9: Completed by Coach Moving forward we need to start each game the same as we
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Ashburton R 0.1-1 2.2-14 3.2-20 4.2-26 Fitzroy 1 0.1-1 1.1-7 1.1-7 2.1-13
Q1: Age group Q3: Best players • Under 12 Red Ferguson Hine Odonnell Wolters Haylock Groves Bell Baker Q2: Match Summary Malki Petracca Today we welcomed Fitzrory into our spider web.We Q4: Goal Kickers celebrated not one but 13 boys playing their 50 games for Hine 2 Mashni Horne Ashy.( spread over recent weeks). The amazing banner was Q5: Goal of the day 6 mtrs. in width and had all names on it , which gave the Mitchy Horne for a goal into the breeze on a difficult angle. boys a huge thrill. Winning the toss we kicked with the wind Q6: Play of the day but only scored a behind after the opposition put 4 loose The ability of the players to keep their feet in contests and players in our forward half. In the second term our boys their head over the ball at all times. worked into the wind brilliantly to come in at the main break Q7: Mark of the Day up by 7 pts. In a desperate second half the boys played their Harry Bowen on the wing running back with the flight best football to go onto win against a fair honest and Q8: Top team player determined Fitzroy by 13 pts. I simply mentioned to the lads The Jones boys for a 4 qtr effort it was a reward for effort after pushing all teams to the limit Q9: Completed by throughout recent games. We look forward to the final 2 Coach games with a great deal of confidence. • FITZROYS
Under 12 Coach: Bill Mithen Green Balwyn 0.0 1.2-8 1.2-8 1.3-9 Ashburton G 5.6-36 6.6-42 8.10-58 11.13-79
Round 13, 24 July 2016 a monstrous gale roaring straight down the Balwyn ground, Ashy Green away to Balwyn – Match report by Mark the early omens were good as 50- gamer James Davies Branagan called correctly on the toss and went downwind. In an even With the sobering tumble from the Top Four after last week's more encouraging sign, Davies' folks must have done some horror loss to Bulleen-Temp, Ashy Redbacks (5th, 7-5) pre-match training in a NASA wind tunnel as they somehow travelled to traditional rivals Balwyn (7th, 3-9) on Sunday for managed to hold onto the crepe paper banner long enough a must-win contest to save the season. After a week of raw for the boys to squeeze through before it was ripped to emotions and soul-searching that wouldn't have been out of shreds by the mini-tornado. place in an episode of The Bachelor (it's just me, not you), And in keeping with the early positive portents, this match the Ashy Redbacks under 12s Green team bounced back produced one of the finest individual performances with an uplifting display of attacking creative football. Despite imaginable as MJ Matty Jefferson tore the opposition apart0
with a master class of anticipation, skill, speed and deadly advantage of the breeze. And like a gilt-edged lifetime accuracy as he personally piled on 5 goals. In one quarter. Dealer Warranty in his dad's auto business (Jefferson Ford, Correct, 5 goals in one quarter. In fact the goals and their greatest car dealers in the Free World) MJ just kept coming diversity were so good they deserve to be repeated, back for more – bouncing from his five goal cameo to take enshrined in print. Number One, mark 30 metres – goal. over a central defensive position in the second quarter. Two, in play surrounded by opponents, snap 30 metres. Three, reads bounce in crowded pack and delivers from 25 Like the Dealer Warranty MJ, the Tarmac continued his metres. Four, snap over the shoulder, running away from bullish runs with great support from the superb running game goal. Five, boundary throw in, collect and snap, 20 metres. of Aden 'the Velvet Axe' Shinnick (politely chopping up opposition). Others to shine were the reliable Volvo, Finn But as Coach Bill 'the Bible' Mithen wisely reminded players Jessen; Daniel, the Colonel Hogan; and Joel 'Tidy' Tyquin. of the timeless quote from renowned poet, JB Donne After holding the line against the wind, Ashy was able to (reflecting his own experiences in a crowded forward line), finish off strongly in the last which produced some 'no man alone is an island'. And in this sense, MJ's magnificent shooting from the boundary from the Golden performance in the first quarter was enhanced by superb Globe, Oscar Leeds and the Forward Formally Known As the midfield clearance work by Joel 'Mopsy' McMahen; the Human Ponytail, Oscar Boulter. Both Oscars went toe for toe Golden Globe, Oscar Leeds; Ben 'the Chairman' Mithen; and for Goal of the Year as the visiting Redbacks finished off Thomas 'Sherman' Martin who gave possibly the best their business. In fact so impressive were the Oscars' performance by a tank since the Melbourne FC in the 2011 performances that even Coach Mithen decided to veer into a AFL season. The collective hard work was underscored by comedy routine by suggesting they both deserved Academy some brilliant tactical planning by Coach Mithen and his Awards (stick to your whiteboard Bill). coaching dream team who cagily put the Tarmac, Gus This week was a magnificent performance and rejuvenation Simpfendorfer out on a wing and used him and the Chairman of the spirits after some dark times. The outcome was a for every drive forward. credit to all those who had kept the faith and managed to The wind however threw up its own particular challenges for listen to the directions of the coaching panel, including parents and officials alike, especially our boundary umpire of Mithen and his assistants, Simon 'Bomber' Hogan and the week, Hughie Bourke's dad and high-profile commercial Rampaging Rod Martin. The Balwyn boys put up a good fight property heavy-hitter, David Bourke. While Redback parent in an entertaining match – well done to both sides. Wez Waring had completed a marathon on Sunday morning in a respectable 4:30, Bourke's own pre-match preparation Ashy Goals: Jefferson 6, Boulter 2, McMahen, Davies, Leeds had not been what you would call, exemplary, rather more 1. Grant Hackett than Grant Kenny, completing his own Ashy Best: Jefferson, Simpfendorfer, Martin, Mithen, Leeds, personal 4:30 marathon as well. Despite the testing McMahen, Davies, Jessen, Hogan. conditions, Bourke senior deserved credit for a fine performance. But after all the ferocity of Ashy's initial scoring onslaught, it was critical to hold the line when Balwyn took Under 12
Black Coach: Greg Dixon Greythorn R 0.1-1 1.5-11 2.7-19 3.12-30 Ashburton B 5.1-31 6.1-37 6.2-38 7.2-44
Q1: Age group Q5: Goal of the day • Under 12 Black Calvin's snap in the first quarter from 40 metres. WHAT A Q2: Match Summary RIPPER! A must win game against top of the ladder Greythorn R to Q6: Play of the day stay in finals contention. Freezing day with strong changing Calvin's whole first quarter - 2 goals and many possessions winds. Game plan to go into attack and kick as many goals Q7: Mark of the Day with the wind in the first Quarter. Harrison - in the goal square with only minutes to go which Q3: Best players then resulted in a goal to seal the win. Team effort, winners all over the field. Q8: Top team player Q4: Goal Kickers Respondent skipped this question 2 x Cal Lehr , 2 x Max Miller, Josh Gomo, Jack Alsop, Q9: Completed by Harrison Haintz • Coach
Under 13
Red Coach: Gav Hynes Park Orchards R 2.2-14 2.2-14 3.5-23 3.5-23
Ashburton R 0.0 2.2-14 2.2-14 3.3-21
Q1: Age group Q4: Goal Kickers • Under 13 Red Briggsy, Woodsy Q2: Match Summary Q5: Goal of the day The boys were up against the Sharks from Park Orchards in Briggsy a bit of a grudge match. The boys were just a bit off their Q6: Play of the day game and had a slow start whilst the Sharks attacked with Respondent skipped this question the breeze to kick 3 goals in the first term. Unfortunately we Q7: Mark of the Day were unable to the win but the boys played a really good Woodsy second half against a very crowded forward line due to the Q8: Top team player Sharks sending 7-8 "spare" players into their defense. BC who played a consistent game with repeated 2nd & 3rd Woodsy had at times 5 players on him and we just couldn't efforts score after repeatedly entering our 50. The boys were Q9: Completed by beaten by 3 pts.... • Coach Q3: Best players BC, Wolf, Briggsy, Mazza, Hulk
Sherlock Wheelbarrows
Under 13 Coach: Tony Smith Black Park Orchards B 1.0-6 2.0-12 3.0-18 3.0-18 Ashburton B 1.1-7 2.4-16 4.4-28 7.8-50
Q1: Age group going to play. In very windy conditions we started the game • Under 13 Black controlling the midfield into the wind and taking advantage of Q2: Match Summary some very good play. The forward line again was working Of all the games we have played in the last 6 weeks I was well together opening up the space and it didn’t take long for more nervous about this one. The reason being that our us to score a goal which given the wind was a fantastic game plan really consists of wide open spaces and pace. effort. They were using their pace well and started to get out Park Orchards match up well against us as they are also the back of us a little on the rebound which caused a number very pacey and they are also highly skilled. There was much of scary moments for us. Harrison Boothey, Eddie Georgelin, talk about their tall guy and the blonde midfielders so we Wilshy Khan and Jackson Hribar in the last line of defence spent a fair bit of pre-match planning around how they were were getting peppered luckily were standing tall ensuring they couldn’t score while Ryan Griffiths, Zac Gucciardo,
Peter Bohan and the reliable Harry Mounas were aiding their Everytime he picked up the ball, Nikita was there and in the cause for the whole 15 minutes which allowed us to limit their last quarter Khan stepped in that position as a fresh set of scoring to a single goal. Quarter time – Good guys 1.1.7 to legs and continued to make the poor guys day even worst. the others 1.0.6 They got a little on top in the second quarter Well one you two. But the game was still in the balance. as they took some momentum of the finish of the first quarter Three quarter time – 4.4.28 to 3.0.18 The good thing about and kicked a goal into the wind which caught us a little bit off the playing group is that they continually do the right things. guard. However, we did have a lot of the play with Sam The positive of doing the right things often is that eventually Carmody continuing his good form in the ruck feeding it will provide success and now that we have 25 even players Johnny Hynes and Jamie Torey in the midfield. Up front, right across the ground, well rested with their rotations on the Lachie Irwin was marking everything and really controlling bench, it doesn’t matter what a team does against us in the the game while Benny Tricarico and Steve Moffat were doing first 3 quarters, they wont be able to keep up. This played their customary job picking up possession after possession.. out in the last quarter as they hardly got it past the middle When we factored in Jack Wyld, Will Drew and Will Smith and we proceeded to dominate the game to put it beyond who have been having great chemistry deep and we looked doubt kicking 3 goals 4 in the last quarter. That was the end dangerous and continued to have a slender lead at the main of Park Orchards. Final score – 7.8.50 to 3.0.18 break. While it was windy, we still didn’t get the ball to the Q3: Best players areas we wanted and ended up 1 goal 3 points for the S. Carmody, J. Hynes, L. Irwin, C. Serpell, T. Prior, B. quarter Half Time - Good guys 2.4.16 to the others 2.0.12 Tricarico They had to win to keep their finals chances alive and it was Q4: Goal Kickers certainly evident when they came out after half time as they W. Drew 2, C. Serpell, B. Tricarico, J. McLean, E. Georgelin, through everything at us. It was a good old fashioned see L. Irwin saw which required some really disciplined football. Luka Q5: Goal of the day McConchie was fantastic as usual not only running in the James McLeans good long set shot against the wind ruck but at centre half back not only stopping their forward Q6: Play of the day thrusts but picking up possessions and Will Byrne-Jones was Will Byrne Jones streaming out of defence doing a great job at Full Back for the first time this year Q7: Mark of the Day highlighted by him sprinting ahead of the full back and One of Lachie Irwins half a dozen gathering and clearing well. James McLean, even though he had an injured back, was providing such a focal point for us Q8: Top team player while Tommy Prior just kept filling holes where we needed Nikita Politis for tagging their best player and putting the him and doing a great job. For the game he played half team before his own game forward, half back and on the ball. A big reason we were still Q9: Completed by in the game was Nikita Politis doing a tagging job on their • Coach best midfielder. He never got a chance to deliver the ball.
SHARP COPIERS/D
DS Under 14 Coach: Steve Worner Red Beverley Hills R 0.0 0.0 0.0 9.4-58 Ashburton R 0.0 0.0 0.0 10.5-65
Q1: Age group year and team rules t tcame to fruition with a perfect quarter • Under 14 Red slotting though 6 goals to defeat Beverly by 7 points - The Q2: Match Summary song was sung twice with gusto as the faithful parents joined A great breakthrough for the boys against an opposition that their proud boys. At last the boys realised the buzz has beaten us in the last 2 seasons by average 50 points. throughout the ground that as they looked at their team mate Against bigger opposition the boys hung in all game playing next to them he was as focussed as they were in playing patchy football but enough to just be in touch at the third their role for a win. Super effort boys you deserve it with your break. What a last quarter as all the coach has asked for all diligence and effort at training and on game day
Q3: Best players Karl Worner smart pass to Dylan Thomas who goaled from Team effort 35 meters into the wind maybe not the best play but the most Q4: Goal Kickers important play to give us hope into the last stanza Ryan Valentine 5 Dylan Thomas 2 Josh Keble 2 Oscar Q7: Mark of the Day Hunter 1 Ryan Valentine perhaps any one of 3 strong grabs in the last Q5: Goal of the day Q8: Top team player Oscar Hunter, super team lifting goal Tyler Sellers - Played a different role and nailed it Q6: Play of the day Q9: Completed by • Coach Under 14
Green Coach: Paul Allen Ashburton G 4.4-28 4.8-32 9.11-65 12.12-84 Kew Comets 2 0.3-3 2.5-17 4.6-30 7.7-49
Q1: Age group Q5: Goal of the day • Under 14 Green Heshs wonderful handball out to Kieran who converted a Q2: Match Summary clever snap. First goal of the game , got us going. A must win for the team if the boys want to play finals. Q6: Play of the day Bitterly cold and starting with the aid of a 5 goal wind the Joel , had a sensational second half , made a bone boys started well , the forward line open and generating lots crunching tackle in last quarter to win a free , clearance , and of drive through the on ballers to set up a 4 goal lead at the set up a goal for Pat. break, pushing into the wind and hard at the contest , we Q7: Mark of the Day only conceded 2 goals to go in 2 goals up. In the 3rd quarter On a difficult day for marking, Hesh hauled in a few, also the boys were dominant , kicking 5 goals in 10 minutes with Luke As fingertipper in 3rd quarter was excellent and he exceptional multi efforts from all players before conceding a converted the goal. couple of goals late but 10 minutes of really hard work where Q8: Top team player we kicked three goals in the first 10 minutes iced the game Jack H (target, voice, tackling) , Harry P (defensive efforts and the team won a well deserved victory. and smarts) Q3: Best players Q9: Completed by Team effort. • Coach Q4: Goal Kickers • Sam P 4, Jack H 2, Kieran, Luke A, Luke D, Pat, Harry M, Ollie.
K&B Adams
Under 14 Coach: Leigh Muller Black Richmond 3.5-23 6.8-44 7.10-52 8.11-59 Ashburton B 0.0 2.2-14 5.3-33 6.5-41
Q1: Age group An away game against the ladder leaders, Richmond. Our • Under 14 Black boys slightly down on effort in the first half and went to half Q2: Match Summary time five goals down. The coaches asked for a lift in attack
on the ball and the boys responded. We outscored the top Schwarz, Hayden Reed, Petro Pirozek, Ollie Kamo-Feges all team in the third and final quarters but gave them too much involved. of a start. We will take our last half effort as a positive out of Q7: Mark of the Day today's game. Matt Wollheim 100th game for the Redbacks Kieran Yeates stood firm against three opponents for a today. Well done Matt. We had three solid contributions from strong overhead mark in defence. Darcy Fraser close 2nd for James Woods, Olliver Kamo-Feges, and Petro Pirozek. 'mark of the day', also stood his ground for an overhead Thanks to them for playing up an age level and their families mark. for helping us at the Blacks. We need top up players every Q8: Top team player week and genuinely appreciate the help from the other Billy Pinchbeck our Captain today led by example. Oscar Redback coaches. King was solid in defence. Q3: Best players Q9: Completed by Kieran Yeates, Quinn Schwarz, Cooper Mayes, Ted • Coach McCarthy, Hayden Reed, Keegan Eardley. Q4: Goal Kickers James Woods 2, Kieran Yeates 1, Oscar King 1, Tom Richards 1, Petro Pirozek 1. Q5: Goal of the day Tom Richards set shot on the angle into the wind. Q6: Play of the day Good ball movement from half back to our goal square with a string of handballs and hard running. Keegan Eardley, Quinn PHYSIOWOR KS Under 15
Boys Coach: Ryan McDonough Ashburton 2.1-13 2.1-13 4.3-27 4.3-27 Boroondara Hawks 2 0.1-1 3.4-22 6.6-42 10.10-70
Q1: Age group the boundary on the wrong side for a left footer. An • Under 15 Boys outstanding finish from the big key forward Q2: Match Summary Q7: Mark of the Day Unfortunately we weren't able to get the win streak to two Respondent skipped this question after an impressive win against Glen Iris the week before. Q8: Top team player The boys had no bench unfotunately due to the St. Kevins Zach Huggins was outstanding all day. Giving away sie and camp but the boys were competitive all day. There were a height on the other teams ruckman he was able to work his fair few highlights for the day but especially from Zach tail off all day and was visibly exhausted by the end of the Huggins who was able to step up into the ruck role and game. An outstanding effort from someone playing out of enforce his will on every contest that he could get to. Two position and it was fantastic to see more games for the year sees us away for both so hopefully Q9: Completed by the boys continue to improve and get better like they have all • Coach season. Q3: Best players Briggs Noonan Bowman Huggins Q4: Goal Kickers Respondent skipped this question Q5: Goal of the day Tom Briggs was able to get out the back of the congestion eddie betts style leading to an impressive running goal from the boundary on the wrong side for a left footer. An outstanding finish from the big key forward Q6: Play of the day Tom Briggs was able to get out the back of the congestion eddie betts style leading to an impressive running goal from
Bendigo Bank Under 15
Girls Red Coach: David Cooper Camberwell 0.0 0.0 0.0 2.4-16 Ashburton R 0.0 0.0 0.0 8.9-57
Q1: Age group Wyett 2 B. Hunt 1 Indya 1 Sally G 2 Sarah B 1 • Under 15 Girls Red Q5: Goal of the day Q2: Match Summary Bella Hunt 1st quarter deep in left hand pocket. 20seconds As we all know Melbourne turned on another great winters on the clock judged the wind to perfection. Goooaaaaalllll day. An when you start at 3pm its very COLD. But once Q6: Play of the day again to my girls credit they began the game with hard Last quarter Sarah Mac quick hands back in a very tackling and quick disposals which is becoming the envy of congested forward line and Sally G did the rest. Goooaaaalllll opposition teams a they discuss post match. The hardest job Q7: Mark of the Day was for Tony (assistant coach) and myself (Coops) to keep Sally G one of 10 marks she took. rotating the girls into positions where they may warm up and Q8: Top team player get a touch. Final scores Ashy 8.9=57 to 2.4=16 Looking Charlotte Ryan for presenting herself at CHF. Coach asked forward to this weeks game V Banyule on the Top oval which for a special effort before the game and she delivered. Well we have never had the honor of playing on. 1pm FEATURE done. Also to Holly Wilson for her remarkable come back MATCH. from season ending knee injury sustained on the slopes in Q3: Best players school holidays. Sally and Jemma Gillerion. Emerson Angove .Charlotte Q9: Completed by Ryan. Georgia Wyett Amy Allen. Steph Cooper • Coach Q4: Goal Kickers
Sports Mouth Guard Under 15 Girls Green
Coach: Kim Ledder Ashburton G 3.4-22 4.8-32 8.11-59 12.11-83 St Marys 3 0.0 1.0-6 1.2-8 1.4-10
Q1: Age group 2nd and 3rd on the ladder. The second quarter saw St • Under 15 Girls Green Mary's fight back with the wind however staunch defence Q2: Match Summary from our midfield and backline held the opposition to a Our under 15 Girls had a convincing win on Sunday against solitary goal for the quarter sending us to the halftime break St Mary's at the Burwood Reserve, 12.11-83 to 1.4-10 in true with a healthy lead of 26 points. The game opened up after Melbourne winter conditions. The result was a complete halftime and our tackling, pressure and run and carry reversal of our Anzac weekend clash where St Mary's beat produced a dominant second half performance against a our girls 11 goals to 1. Ashy started the game kicking four potential finals opponent. Eight goals to nil in the second half unanswered goals in a dominant first quarter. This was just reflected our dominance across the ground and was possibly the start Kim was looking for in a must win game between our most complete half of football for the season. In an all
round team performance it is difficult to pick out best players Jacqui, and a great kick to follow ?? however the following had outstanding games: Eliza, Alicia, Q8: Top team player Erin, Ella, Jackie, Charlie, Alex, Isabella, Sienna, Ellie, eliza for always trying to give the primary school girls an Georgie, Sophie and Pia. Our special mention for this week opportunity goes to Kat who played a superb game leading the backline Q9: Completed by and thwarted several attacks by St Mary's in the second • Coach quarter when the game was still very much alive. Q3: Best players see report Q4: Goal Kickers Respondent skipped this question Q5: Goal of the day Sienna's unselfish kick to our bday girl on the line for a goal. (great mark too elli) Q6: Play of the day 3 forward moving uncontested possessions in a row. looking good girls! Q7: Mark of the Day
Colts Black Coach: Matthew Blizzard Ashburton B 3.5-23 4.8-32 7.9-51 9.15-69 Parade St Damians 2 0.2-2 1.4-10 1.8-14 3.9-27
Q1: Age group and agressive opponent - getting the 1st quarter goal within • Colts Black the first 2 minutes, but the blacks settled and ran the quarter Q2: Match Summary out very strongly coming home with a 43 point victory. (9 The Blacks played Parades St Damien's at "home" at Goals 16 Points - 70) Well done boys - still undefeated at ferndale oval today. On a sunny, but very chilly Sunday with home. a strong southerly. Game day focus's was similar to the Q3: Best players previous weeks (after a great effort against 2nd on the ladder Steve Karvellas, Peter Nikitas, Max Doherty, Tom Vance, Richmond). The 1st Quarter we won the toss and kicking Oliver Moore, (John Bartels & Dan Murray) Hamish Soden, with a strong wind, we started with a strong display of Blacks Q4: Goal Kickers team work, with some excellent running play, applied Nick Jarvis 3 - Hamish Soden 2 - Todd Phillips 2 - Peter contested pressure and delivery - Up by 21 points. The 2nd Nikitas 1 - Robbie Ritson 1. Quarter challange was to defend the against the wind and Q5: Goal of the day hopefully also kick a few goals, the boys did what was asked Tod Phillips - 30 Meter from the pocket against a cross wind. and continued to play as we did in the first quarter - coming Q6: Play of the day in at half time with a 22 point lead. The 3rd Quarter focus's Rory Drummond's tackles (Got 6 stitches for the last effort) - was to continue with our initial game plan and use the wind If was great to witness Rory's courage and determination. to secure the end game result, however; our opponents Q7: Mark of the Day game out with a different attitude towards allowing us to do Will Christie-Johnson (CJ's) - 9 marks playing at centre half that and the first 10 minutes of the third quarter was a very forward - all were strong pack marks. hard and aggressive standard of hard contested football, Q8: Top team player keeping the blacks scoreless until the the last 5 minutes of Nick Jarvis - forward line team work. the quarter when the blacks finally broke out and kicked 3 Q9: Completed by quick goals - coming in a 3rd quarter time with a 31 point Coach lead. The 4th Quarter started at the 3rd did with a focused •
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Colts Red Coach: Brett Gatehouse Ashburton R 0.0 0.0 0.0 12.5-77 Boroondara Hawks 1 0.0 0.0 0.0 7.5-47
Q1: Age group forwards enjoyed good ball use Celik able to finsh with two • Colts Red outstanding last quarter goals. Overall our best team Q2: Match Summary performance of the year so far. We played with intent at Despite a long run without four points the boys were full of every contest, took the game on and played some energy going into this week against Boroondara Hawks. Last entertaining football. time these two teams Boroondara got the jump on us and we Q3: Best players played catch up all day just falling short in windy rainy Really tough to pick the best players on a day like today with conditions. This time we we knew if we started strong we all 19 players contributing to the win. A few standouts were: would have the better of the hawks. In sunny but very windy Wyett, Wilson, Bavage, Monaco, Roller, Celik, Wolters, and cold conditions we started going into the wind, but went Boucher and Golzy into the quarter time break ontop. We dominated the Q4: Goal Kickers clearances through Cooper, Joel, Griff, Flynn and Bavage Boucher 3, Wolters 2, Bavage 2, Monaco, Dahlstrom, Arazi and this remained the theme for us all day and really set up Q5: Goal of the day our win. Going with the wind in the second quarter we Worked out of our backline well by Flynn and Cam Monaco, struggled to make the most of our opportunities up forward kicking long to Ridder, who like a true ruckman tapped the and went into half time equal with the hawks. The boys set ball onto Celik who took 2 running bounces and slotted the themselves up for a big second half and came out all guns goal on the run. Good team footy and fast ball movement. blazing after half time into the wind. Again our mids were Q6: Play of the day dominate and our forwards were able to capatilize with goals Respondent skipped this question through Cam Monaco, Bav, Bouch and Dylan Wolters. With Q7: Mark of the Day the wind in the last quarter and all the momentum it was all Respondent skipped this question on us to finish the game strong and run over a depleted Q8: Top team player Boroondara line up. The boys did in style in the last quarter Whole team saving our best football for the last quarter. We dominated Q9: Completed by the midfield, we had plenty of run from our backline with Assistant Coach Flynn, Roller and Cam Monaco getting plenty of it. And our • L.ARTHUR TRANSPORT
Colts Green Coach: Simon Brownhill Fitzroy 3 2.5-17 8.7-55 8.10-58 12.12-84 Ashburton G 0.0 0.1-1 1.1-7 2.3-15
Youth Girls
Coach: Andrew Scott Ashburton 0.0 0.0 0.0 8.24-72 Blackburn 0.0 0.0 0.0 2.7-19 Q1: Age group Emmy - kicked a goal from the edge of the square that was • Youth Girls helped by a stiff breeze that cleared the pack and bounced Q2: Match Summary through for an important goal. Third placed Ashy faced off against fourth placed Blackburn Q6: Play of the day for an important late season game. The afternoon gusty Lacey's goal saving tackled of a Blackburn player seemingly winds played havoc with the kicking efficiency of both teams about to convert an easy score. as goals were at a high premium. After a tight first half, Ashy Q7: Mark of the Day lifted in the second half to win 8-24-72 vs. Blackburn 2-7-19 Lyssie - a sting contested mark just before the final siren that Q3: Best players she duly converted. Lyssie Vic Millie iLa Q8: Top team player Q4: Goal Kickers Lucy with some great defensive work. Pacey Emily X 2 Emmy Jess Lyssie iLa Millie Q9: Completed by Coach Q5: Goal of the day
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