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Round 11 - Saturday 29 June CHRONICLE ROUND 11 - SATURDAY 29 JUNE 2013 2 www.caseycardiniafnl.com.au Office Talk From the office hile we often con- centrate on the Wfootball side of the equation in this column, it is The importance of our ladies, in fact all women who important that we do not ne- are involved in areas of activity, was celebrated on Fri- glect our female members who day at the sixth annual Luncheon to support Women in not only support all our leagues Sport held at the Sandhurst Club. It was a huge event sporting endeavours, but also with many highlights and all proceeds going to the run and compete in three very Reach Foundation. This luncheon has grown to now be successful netball competitions. one of the showcase events on the PCN Sports Alliance All clubs will be very familiar with our own office net- calendar. ball guru Leah Jones, and we think it is appropriate – in This weekend features the final full round of games fact overdue – that she is thanked on behalf of all in- before a fortnight that will see each club have a well- volved for the extraordinary effort she puts in to assist earned bye to allow players and officials a week off to and facilitate the smooth operation of netball in our recharge their batteries. This initiative will take place leagues. over all three leagues for the first time and was agreed Well done Leah. to after club delegates suggested the idea. The ultimate aim of our netball vision is to provide The bye allows clubs to hold fundraising functions competitive and robust netball competitions rang- without club organisers having to run them along with ing from junior levels to senior grades across all three a full round of games. Many clubs will hold their main member leagues. The progress made over the last few functions over this period and we wish them good luck years has been amazing and has helped our football and hope they are conducted with good spirit but also clubs not only prosper but, in some cases survive fi- good behaviour. nancially. Celebrations That was more than demonstrated last weekend when Again all three leagues will feature afternoons of cel- the PCN Sports Alliance netball team competed at the ebration, with several contests having an extra spark annual WM Loud State Netball Championships at the of interest. Melbourne Netball and Hockey Centre. Coached by In Nepean League the Lindsay Edgerton Shield will Kerry Twyford from Narre Warren, the 12 girls who be on the line when Dromana hosts Crib Point, while made the team were selected from clubs across our the Casey Cardinia League clash between neighbours sporting district including Crib Point, Beaconsfield, Beaconsfield and ROC will be played for the Shanikas Narre Warren, Rye, Berwick and Cranbourne. Again, Cup. well done to all involved. Over in Peninsula League there will be extra interest at Kerry and her team defeated Ovens & Murray in the two venues with the Seaford 1993 Reserves premier- Semi FInal to progress to the Grand Final only to be ship players reuniting to watch the tigers play Pines at defeated by Goulburn Valley. This is the first time our Seaford Road, and Langwarrin hosting Frankston YCW ladies have made the Grand Final. at Lloyd Park for the Bendigo Bank Challenge. DISCLAIMER & COPYRIGHT STARTING TIMES All editorial material and photographs published in the record are subject FOOTBALL to copyright laws and may not be reproduced without written consent from Under 18 Devels: 8:30am PCN Sports Alliance. PCN Sports Alliance and its printing agent hold no responsibility for any errors, omissions in material supplied by a third party Under 18’s: 10:10am or that is in breach of the Trade Practices Act 1974, Copyright Act 1968, Reserves: 12:00pm Fair Trading Act 1985, or infringes the rights of any person. Seniors: 2:00pm Design and Printed by: Print Scene Pty Ltd (03) 9786 0786 NETBALL Photos supplied by: Scott Memery, Star News Group 13 & Under: 9:00am 15 & Under 10:00am 17 & Under 11:00am C Grade: 12:00pm B Grade: 1:00pm MPNFL http://twitter.com/MPNFL A Grade: 2:15pm MPNFL 2/68 Station Street, Somerville. PO Box 468, Somerville Vic 3912 Tel: 03 5977 8496 Fax: 03 5977 9418 Email: [email protected] www.caseycardiniafnl.com.au 3 Ladders -Devels Seniors Under 18Goal Development Kickers Competition Team P W L D For Agst % Pts Seniors Providing opportunities to young footballers The program has been designed for Under 18 Narre Warren 9 9 0 0 1388 503 275.94 36 Name Club Rnd Tot Cranbourne 9 7 1 1 990 600 165.00 30 Like a number of things that have changed in the footballers and netballers and targets behavioral Doveton 10 6 4 0 988 697 141.75 24 pastKerem weeks Baskaya and monthsNarre theWarren colt’s competition0 66 as standards on the playing arenas by encouraging Berwick 10 6 4 0 1055 763 138.27 24 itMarc has Holtbe known sinceCranbourne its first inception 0 58has under and rewarding fair play, sportsmanship and mutual Beaconsfield 10 6 4 0 859 687 125.04 24 goneAaron a Mciver name changeNarre and Warren from season 0 201334 will be respect among teammates and competitors. Pakenham 10 6 4 0 916 751 121.97 24 knownJordan Andrewsas the Under 18’sBerwick Development 4 Competition.33 The program also aims to encourage similar Mitchell Johnson Berwick 1 30 ROC 10 3 7 0 639 884 72.29 12 The change of name has been positive for the attitudes towards adolescent violence and anti-social Davor Rajic Keysborough 2 25 Keysborough 10 3 7 0 710 1092 65.02 12 league as Bata Industrials has signed on as our behavior off the field within peer groups, teammates Nathan Waite Berwick 3 24 Tooradin 10 2 7 1 784 1100 71.27 10 naming rights partner to the competition. Bata’ and the community in general. At the same time Steven O’Bryan Pakenham 3 23 Hampton Park 10 0 10 0 362 1614 22.43 0 core businesses and its footwear brands support the we are looking to improve the relationship between Shannon Stocco Doveton 0 23 development of apprentice trades people across a local youngsters and Victoria Police both corporately Reserves Troy Mcdermott Beaconsfield 2 22 number of industrials and see’s it involvement in the and at a local level. Lee Boyle Narre Warren 0 22 Team P W L D For Agst % Pts development competition to support and develop Matthew Clarke ROC 2 20 For the purposes of voting the Spirit of Sport Berwick 10 10 0 0 982 375 261.87 40 future footballers in our region. Program is judged on 3 main criteria; Narre Warren 9 8 1 0 948 313 302.88 32 The official start of the Bata Industrials Under • Fairness Cranbourne 9 7 2 0 828 385 215.06 28 18’s Development Competition or THE DEVELS Doveton 10 5 4 1 735 444 165.54 22 for short will commenceReserves on Saturday 13th April • Playing Performance Beaconsfield 10 5 5 0 639 584 109.42 20 whenName all 3 leagues are underway.Club RndThe competitionTot • General Demeanor (Sportsmanship, Teamwork) ROC 10 5 5 0 528 617 85.58 20 will be made from teams across all 3 leagues, The officiating umpires “judges” will select 3 players Tooradin 10 4 6 0 588 652 90.18 16 PeninsulaJason Budge – Frankston Beaconsfield YCW, Seaford and 2 Mt 29 Eliza in Pakenham 10 3 6 1 549 632 86.87 14 NepeanJames Phillips - Somerville andBerwick Casey Cardinia 5 21 – Berwick, from each team and rank them out of 20 points for Keysborough 10 1 9 0 286 1219 23.46 4 Beaconsfield,Damian Whitnell Cranbourne Cranbourne and Narre0 Warren.19 performance and 20 points for behavior. Hampton Park 10 0 10 0 315 1177 26.76 0 Michael Theodoridis Cranbourne 0 19 This will occur at each game of every round. AsShane there Brady are only 8 teamsBerwick within the0 competition18 Under 18's theBrendan official Graham draw will be developedROC 4 separate 17 to the The player who scores the most number of points under18,Bobby Harvey reserves, Narreseniors Warren and Netball 0 fixtures16 the for each round will be recognized as the Spirit of Team P W L D B F For Agst % Pts upRobert coming Macdonald games will beDoveton published 5 within 14 the Sport Player of the Week within our Peninsula, Narre Warren 9 8 0 0 1 0 991 205 483.41 36 footballJackson Parkerrecord publicationsBerwick 4 13 Nepean & Casey Cardinia football & Netball Berwick 10 7 1 0 1 1 850 211 402.84 36 SpiritMatthew of SportDavey AwardCranbourne 0 13 Competitions. Beaconsfield 10 6 3 0 1 0 722 400 180.50 28 TheMitchell aim ofCowan the program Narre isWarren make a positive0 13 Cranbourne 9 5 3 0 1 0 631 410 153.90 24 The points awarded to each player during the contributionBenjamin Carter to a reductionNarre Warren in youth 0 violence12 it Pakenham 10 4 4 0 2 0 502 472 106.36 24 season will accumulate for the benefit of their Club isJack important Callander that we conveyROC an accurate 0 12 and Tooradin 10 3 6 0 1 0 380 610 62.30 16 when it comes time to naming of the Spirit of Sport consistentRyan Brown message to allDoveton participants 0 including12 ROC 10 2 7 0 1 0 341 784 43.49 12 Club of the Year. players, clubs, officials, parents and the wider Doveton 10 2 7 0 1 0 297 958 31.00 12 community.
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