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East Brighton ROUND 3 25-2725-27 April 20132013 ANZAC Day Edition Thursday April 25 - Clayton vs East Malvern www.sfl.com.au Official Publication of the Southern Football League - ABN 81 295 351 439 SOUTHERN FOOTY 2013 What’s happening at SFLHQ? David Cannizzo, SFL CEO A FULL WEEKEND OF SFL SFL netball teams and come soldiers who died while fi ghting ACTION… down and watch it happen on for their country. Well done to What an amazing site it was at a Saturday afternoon between both clubs for being involved the netball courts at Rowan Road 12 and 2. These clubs are and putting together what will be Dingley Village on Saturday. SFL becoming more inclusive, more an appropriate commemorative netball recommenced for season fun and if you ask the boys they event. 2013 and what a different look love having more girls around the A special week and we look compared to the same time last club. Make Netball a priority for forward to some more exciting year. We are pleased to boast your football club in 2014. games of SFL football and a massive 20 teams this year The annual Foundation 49 event netball. compared to 7 in 2012. We had between East Brighton and St 6 courts in use and the most Paul’s was again a huge success diffi cult task was trying to work on Sunday with the topic of men’s out which game to watch. The health being front and centre. netball was high quality and the Over 80 people attended the girls looked great in their club East Brighton luncheon where coloured attire. men’s health information was A big thank you goes out to Trudi distributed from Foundation 49 Mantell (SFL Board Member and we heard directly from their CEO’s take… representative Penny Christie and Chair of Women in Sport Round 3 topic – Doesn’t matter portfolio), Matt Duck (SFL GM about resources and engaging discussion. Well done to East what sport it is, a ‘team mate’ Operations) and Julie Pool should be exactly that, a mate. along with the SDNA executive. Brighton on hosting such a Recent Formula 1 behaviour The amount of work that has fantastic day. by Seb Vettel in ignoring team gone into netball over the last Round 3 is special with Clayton orders and challenging Mark 6 months, it is no surprise the and East Malvern holding their Webber for fi rst position, in my competition has grown so well match on Anzac Day in a mark view is unacceptable and he in 2013. of respect to those Australian and New Zealand Army Corps should have been sanctioned by For the clubs that have not yet Team Red Bull. been able to pull together a soldiers who fought and died netball team, I encourage you at Gallipoli in 1915. It is also Your thoughts? Tweet me to speak to any of the clubs with a day of remembrance for all @SFLCEO 2nd Floor, Junior Development Building, Chief Executive Offi cer: David Cannizzo Moorabbin Reserve, Linton Street Football Operations: Matt Duck PO Box 1018, Moorabbin VIC 3189 Football Record: maree.heverin@sfl .com.au P: 9553 5644 | F: 9553 5655 Tribunal Venue: SFL Headquarters, Linton Street, visit www.sfl.com.au Moorabbin, (Melways Ref 77 F6) OFFICIAL PUBLISHER OF THE SOUTHERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE RECORD “SOUTHERN FOOTY” www.sfl.com.au | 1 SOUTHERN FOOTY 2013 Match of the Round Broadcast DIVISION 1: 25.04.2013 Proudly brought to you by: Leader Newspapers, Sandown Function Centre, 88.3 Southern FM Clayton vs East Malvern Meade Reserve, 1.20pm Haughton Road Clayton. Melway Ref 79 B2 On Air: 1pm – 4pm DIVISION 2: 27.04.2013 Mordialloc vs Skye Ben Cavanagh Reserve, 2pm HOME CLUB FROM ALL GROUNDS MUST McDonald Street Mordialloc. Melway Ref 87 G12 ENTER LIVE SCORES VIA FOOTYWEB WITH 1/4, 1/2, 3/4 AND FULL TIME SCORES. On Air: 2pm – 5pm KooGA PLAYER OF THE ROUND JAMES ROSCOE CHELTENHAM SUNDAY RADIO SHOW James was a dominant player in his team’s 88.3 SOUTHERN FM - 11AM win over East Malvern, using the ball well and taking some telling marks throughout the game. BIGGER AND BETTTER IN 2013 James is a well balanced player and is vital to Cheltenham’s success throughout the2013 season. Join “Beany, Wiz & The Bug” every sunday Congratulations James Roscoe - morning on 88.3 Southern FM for a full wrap of Round 2 KooGa Player of the Round. the weekend’s SFL matches. Catch up with the latest netball news and the whispers from around the clubs. KooGa official supplier to the SFL Listen every Sunday “for all your on field and off field apparel” from 11am 2 | SFL RECORD 2013 SOUTHERN FOOTY 2013 Radio Team Tipsters HAMMERS JOHNNY CHINO JULES WOODSY KC Div 1 Clayton Clayton Clayton Clayton East Malvern Clayton East Brighton East Brighton East Brighton East Brighton East Brighton East Brighton Cheltenham Dingley Cheltenham Dingley Cheltenham Cheltenham St.Pauls St.Pauls St.Pauls St Pauls St.Pauls St.Pauls St.Kilda City St.Kilda City St.Kilda City St.Kilda City St.Kilda City St.Kilda City Div 2 Mordialloc Mordialloc Mordialloc Mordialloc Mordialloc Mordialloc Bentleigh Bentleigh Bentleigh Bentleigh Bentleigh Bentleigh Oakleigh District Oakleigh District Oakleigh District Oakleigh District Oakleigh District Oakleigh District Caulfi eld Caulfi eld Caulfi eld Caulfi eld Caulfi eld Caulfi eld Springvale Districts Springvale Districts Springvale Districts Springvale Districts Springvale Districts Springvale Districts Div 3 Ashwood Ashwood Ashwood Mt.Waverley Mt.Waverley Ashwood Hallam Sandown Hallam Sandown Hallam Hallam Endeavour Hills Black Rock Endeavour Hills Endeavour Hills Endeavour Hills Endeavour Hills Doveton Eagles Doveton Eagles Doveton Eagles Lyndale Doveton Eagles Doveton Eagles CPL CPL CPL CPL CPL CPL TOTAL 10/20 10/20 9/16 10/16 9/17 9/18 DIVISION 1 DIVISION 2 DIVISION 3 UNDER 19s CLAYTON MORDIALLOC ASHWOOD BENTLEIGH V EAST MALVERN V SKYE V MOUNT WAVERLEY V DINGLEY EAST BRIGHTON BENTLEIGH HALLAM ST PAULS V HEATHERTON V MOORABBIN V SANDOWN V CHELSEA HEIGHTS CHELTENHAM SOUTH YARRA BLACK ROCK CLAYTON V DINGLEY V OAKLEIGH DISTRICT V ENDEAVOUR HILLS V MURRUMBEENA ST PAULS CAULFIELD DOVETON EAGLES CARRUM PATTERSON LAKES V CHELSEA HEIGHTS V HAMPTON V LYNDALE V SKYE ROUND 3 HIGHETT SPRINGVALE DISTRICTS CARRUM PATTERSON LAKES HAMPTON V ST KILD CITY V MURRUMBEENA V DANDENONG V BYE www.sfl.com.au | 3 SOUTHERN FOOTY 2013 Division 1: The Inner Sanctum / Jason Barbin ROUND 2 saw plenty of action with and getting plenty of touches Ben Douthie to continue his good a few unexpected results and the along the wing while Ryan De form in front of the big sticks. unfurling of the 2012 Premiership Visser was the leading goal kicker East Brighton by 57 points Flag at Hurlingham Park. for East Malvern with 3. Cheltenham vs Dingley Chelsea Heights recovered from Sunday saw a potential grand Last year saw these to side a disappointing effort last week to fi nal match up East Brighton battle it out in one of the fi nest record a comfortable win against took on St Pauls. In their fi rst fi nals performances the Southern Highett at Beazley Reserve. The home game for the season, Football League has seen. Demons moved the ball well, the Vampires unveiled their Cheltenham took out the win that giving their forwards plenty of Premiership Flag in front a big game so look for the Dingoes to opportunities. Emerging forward crowd at Hurlingham Park. It extract revenge. It will a battle Erishmiilan Uthayakumar kicked was the Doggies however that of two gun midfi elds and with 6 goals for the Demons while Pat drew fi rst blood and launched both sides with in form forwards, Singh had 3 for Highett. themselves into premiership this could potentially be a high St Kilda City looked to square favouritism with a comprehensive scoring match up. the ledger against Clayton at the win. Luke James was again Dingley by 8 points dominant up forward for St Pauls Peanut Farm in round 2 but it St Pauls vs Chelsea Heights was the Pies who recorded their with 8 goals while Peter Mercoulia fi rst win at the Farm in a number dominated the midfi eld in his fi rst St Pauls look to continue their of years. Mark Tasiyan was the game for the year. Matt Jamieson unbeaten start to the season when best for the saints in his return to and Tait Sabec tried hard all day they take on another unbeaten the club while Tom Crameri was for the Vamps but it would be the side in Chelsea Heights. The among the best for Clayton. day of the dog. Heighters will need to fi nd a way to Clayton vs East Malvern stop Luke James who has booted Dingley continued their hot start 17 goals in his fi rst 2 games. Look to the season with a commanding These two sides meet for the for Jay Bruno to potentially match performance against Heatherton fi rst time in 2013 on ANZAC day up on Jayden Attard with both at Ross Street Reserve. The in a highly anticipated contest. players getting plenty of the ball Tonners had no answer for Phil The Clays have gotten off to a through the fi rst 2 rounds while Ball as the forward dominated hot start while East Malvern has also sneaking forward. all day on his way to a bag of shown they can be competitive. St Pauls by 29 points 8 goals. Tim Fitzpatrick was Look for a potential matchup Heatherton’s best. between Richard Szerszyn and Highett vs St Kilda City Dunlop Reserve saw a closer Tom Delahunty with both players Highett take on St Kilda City than expected encounter able to play forward or back.
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