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2020 10-YEAR PLAYERS RECORD @smjfl A MESSAGE FROM THE CEO 2020 has truly been a year like no In lieu of the opportunities that we other. The SMJFL has faced countless sadly were not able to offer in 2020, unprecedented challenges, and have been we wanted to put togetehr this special forced to make countless heartbreaking commemorative piece for the 10-year decisions in order to keep the SMJFL players of the league. community safe. On behalf of all of us at the SMJFL, thank Along the way, the league has always you for your contributions to the league kept in mind the impact these decisions over the years, as volunteers, players and would have on the senior players of our supporters. You should all be proud of league, especially those playing their the incredible achievements you have all final years of junior football. The great made. Its your dedication to the league thing about football is that it is such an and your clubs that makes the SMJFL the incredibly social experience. The football tightknit community that it is. experience is made even more special by the teammates you share it with. To those of you departing junior football after this year, thank you for all that you It was great to see you all return to have done for the SMJFL, and we wish group training briefly when COVID-19 you the best for your future endeavours. restrictions were reduced in June. Seeing We cannot wait to see you soar to new you all be active once more and enjoy heights in the years to come. footy with your friends brought a smile to our faces, and we’re grateful for that period of time. Sarah Loh However, we understand this short Chief Executive Officer opportunity to train in groups is South Metro Junior Football League absolutely no substitute for a traditional season. From the bottom of our hearts, we are so sorry that this year has not panned out as we expected, and that we were not able to offer a traditional season in what will be the final year of junior football for many of you. 2 @smjfl \\ 10 Year Players - 2020 10 Year Players - 2020 \\ @smjfl 3 20-A43302 SMJFL Monash Ad A5.indd 2 16/10/20 7:30 am PLAYER PROFILES PLAYER PROFILES BEN ROGERS CHRISTIAN ALGERI Club: Caulfield Bears JFC Club: St Pauls McKinnon JFC Previous Club: East Brighton Vampires Previous Club: East Malvern Knights AFL team: St Kilda AFL team: Richmond Favourite SMJFL memory: Playing in a Grand Final Favourite SMJFL memory: Winning league Best & Fairest Biggest influence: My coach because of the motivation he Biggest influence: My first coach, Kane Bowden, believed gave me through footy in me and compared me to Gary Ablett Jr Socks up or down? Up Socks up or down? Up Pineapple on pizza? Ye s Pineapple on pizza? No Where to next? U19s next season. Where to next? AFL Football CAM HATHAWAY CONNOR BROWN Club: Beaumaris FC Club: Bentleigh JFC AFL team: Collingwood Previous Club: St Peters FC Favourite SMJFL memory: Kicking the winning goal AFL team: GWS Giants against Murrumbeena after the siren in U10s Favourite SMJFL memory: Winning the U16s flag. Biggest influence: Andrew Newman who was my first Biggest influence: My dad because he taught me every- coach at Sharks thing I know Socks up or down? Down Socks up or down? Down Pineapple on pizza? No Pineapple on pizza? Ye s Where to next? Wherever footy takes me at school and Where to next? Keep playing footy with my mates the club CHARLIE CLARKE COOPER THOMPSON Club: South Melbourne Districts Club: Waverley Park Hawks Previous Club: East Brighton Vampires Previous Club: Northvale AFL team: Collingwood AFL team: Collingwood Favourite SMJFL memory: U13 Grand Final win Favourite SMJFL memory: Playing finals and winning my Biggest influence: My dad. He loves footy and is passionate 150th game against Oakleigh about it and is always there supporting me Biggest influence: All of my coaches and my dad Socks up or down? Down Socks up or down? Down Pineapple on pizza? Ye s Pineapple on pizza? No Where to next? Port Colts senior club and hopefully the Where to next? Noble Park U19s Dragons 4 @smjfl \\ 10 Year Players - 2020 10 Year Players - 2020 \\ @smjfl 5 PLAYER PROFILES PLAYER PROFILES COOPER WILLIAMSON DYLAN WILLIAMSON Club: Mordialloc Braeside JFC Club: Mordialloc Braeside JFC Previous Club: East Brighton Vampires AFL team: St Kilda AFL team: St Kilda Favourite SMJFL memory: Winning the Grand Final and Favourite SMJFL memory: Winning the U11 Premiership meeting all my mates through football after going undefeated for the season Biggest influence: My mum - she’s always there to support Biggest influence: My mum for taking me to games and me and take me to games supporting me during my football career Socks up or down? Down Socks up or down? Down Pineapple on pizza? Ye s Pineapple on pizza? Ye s Where to next? Hopefully playing football at a high level in Where to next? Continue my football career at a higher the future and getting drafted to play AFL footy standard of competition DAN FIELD EMMANUEL EFSTATHIOU Club: Mordialloc Braeside JFC Club: Murrumbeena JFC Previous Club: Beaumaris FC Previous Club: East Malvern, Murrumbeena AFL team: Richmond AFL team: Carlton Favourite SMJFL memory: 2018 preliminary final against Favourite SMJFL memory: Winning the Grand Final in Mordi Brae 2015 and 2018 Biggest influence: Brett Deledio and Dustin Martin. Biggest influence: Chris Judd because of his remarkable Socks up or down? Down skills and explosiveness in the midfield Pineapple on pizza? Ye s Socks up or down? Down Where to next? Not sure yet Pineapple on pizza? Ye s Where to next? Working at Carlton FC DANNY SPENCER HAMISH MCINERNEY Club: Dingley JFC Club: Murrumbeena JFC Previous Club: Highett JFC AFL team: Sydney Swans AFL team: Collingwood Favourite SMJFL memory: Making finals Favourite SMJFL memory: Beating the Dingley by a goal Biggest influence: My parents for putting time into helping in the granny after losing to them three times that season me enjoy football. Biggest influence: My U14/15s coach Lou Folino who Socks up or down? Down encouraged me to be more attacking Pineapple on pizza? No Socks up or down? Down Where to next? School footy Pineapple on pizza? Ye s Where to next? U19s at Dingley 6 @smjfl \\ 10 Year Players - 2020 10 Year Players - 2020 \\ @smjfl 7 PLAYER PROFILES PLAYER PROFILES JACK BEHNK PLAYERJAMES RATH NAME Club: St Paul’s McKinnon JFC Club: Bentleigh JFC Previous Club: Bentleigh JFC AFL team: St Kilda/Hawthorn AFL team: Essendon Favourite SMJFL memory: 2019 Grand Final Favourite SMJFL memory: Winning the U12 Div 1 Biggest influence: My dad because he got me into footy Grand Final - the first for St Pauls in 18 years Socks up or down? Down Biggest influence: John Rousakis for always believing in me Pineapple on pizza? Ye s and pushing me to be my best both in life and on the field Where to next? U19s Socks up or down? Down Pineapple on pizza? No Where to next? U17 St Pauls/St Peters merge team, Central Saints JACK HASTINGS Club: Bentleigh JFC SMJFL_10Yr Recognition_2020_105x148_cv3_print.pdf 1 14/10/20 9:31 am Previous Club: St Peters AFL team: Hawthorn Favourite SMJFL memory: Winning the U16 Div 2 Grand Final last year. Biggest influence: Luke Hodge - fantastic captain in leading his team to win three premierships for Hawthorn Socks up or down? Down Pineapple on pizza? No Where to next? U19s with Bentleigh JACOB EDWARDS C PLAYER NAME M Club: Beaumaris FC Y ABCDEFG AFL team: St Kilda CM Favourite SMJFL memory: Being runner-up in the BestMY & CY Fairest CMY Biggest influence: Nick Riewoldt for his guts and naturalK talent. He was an amazing leader for St Kilda Socks up or down? Down Pineapple on pizza? No Where to next? U19s and training with the Sandringham Dragons 8 @smjfl \\ 10 Year Players - 2020 10 Year Players - 2020 \\ @smjfl 9 PLAYER PROFILES PLAYER PROFILES JAY BOLTON KY VOSS Club: St Bedes/Mentone Tigers AFC Club: Beaumaris FC Previous Club: East Sandringham JFC Previous Club: Cheltenham JFC AFL team: Brisbane Lions AFL team: St Kilda Favourite SMJFL memory: Winning a flag in 2015 Favourite SMJFL memory: Winning a premiership in Biggest influence: Ashley McGrath 2020 Socks up or down? Down Biggest influence: My dad as he has supported me through Pineapple on pizza? Ye s every year Where to next? Going into trade but if I get the chance Socks up or down? Down for AFL football that would be great Pineapple on pizza? Ye s Where to next? I might play U19s next year or seniors PLAYERJULES GOLDENBERG NAME LACHLANPLAYER NAME KING Club: St Paul’s McKinnon JFC Club: Waverley Park Hawks AFL team: St Kilda AFL team: Essendon Favourite SMJFL memory: Playing my 100th game Favourite SMJFL memory: Playing my 100th game Biggest influence: My dad - he has always encouraged me Biggest influence: Tony Ferracane because he made me to play footy and has been on the sideline and coaching me kick on my opposite foot at Auskick since I could pick up a ball Socks up or down? Down Socks up or down? Down Pineapple on pizza? Ye s Pineapple on pizza? No Where to next? Senior footy Where to next? Playing senior footy for the St Paul’s Doggies PLAYERKOEN CHANDLER NAME PLAYERLACHLAN NAME LAWRENCE Club: St Bedes/Mentone Tigers AFC Club: Bentleigh JFC AFL team: North Melbourne AFL team: Melbourne Demons Favourite SMJFL memory: Winning the Under 14 Grand Favourite SMJFL memory: Lining up for the national Ginal against Beaumaris with all my best mates, especially anthem on Grand Final day since it was a close game Biggest influence: My dad was my coach for 5 years and Biggest influence: My dad - he was my coach for seven taught me everything I need to know about football years and has helped me grow and develop my skills Socks up or down? Down Socks up or down? Down Pineapple on pizza? Ye s Pineapple on pizza? No Where to next? Hopefully I’ll stay in the Sandringham Where to next? St Bedes U19s and senior football Dragons with a goal to play AFL 10 @smjfl \\ 10 Year Players - 2020 10 Year Players - 2020 \\ @smjfl 11 PLAYER PROFILES PLAYER PROFILES LACHLAN MURIE LUKE DE GREGORIO Club: Mordialloc Braeside JFC.
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