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The Final Siren ROUND 19 SUMMARY Blind Bight Bandits 29.19 (193) def. North Bombers 19.18 (132) Harbourside Reds 31.18 (204) def. Kamikaze Pilots 25.16 (166) Western Angels 23.17 (155) def. Atlantis Aces 22.13 (145) Red Bulls 30.7 (187) def. Jack in the Pack 27.14 (176) CJ Celtics 23.21 (159) def. Southern Metro. 24.13 (157) Murrumbeena 34.12 (216) def. Mooroolbark 18.24 (132) Dutch Masters 26.18 (174) def. Beef Broncos 21.16 (142) Jehovah All Stars 29.17 (191) def. Yarra Valley 26.24 (180) THE LADDER - ROUND 19 Pos Team P W L D For Agst Pcnt Pts 1 Blind Bight Bandits 19 13 6 0 3163 3025 104.56 52 2 Harbourside Reds 19 12 6 1 3425 3064 111.78 50 3 Kamikaze Pilots 19 12 7 0 3340 3102 107.67 48 4 Jehovah All Stars 19 12 7 0 3118 3067 101.66 48 5 Dutch Masters 19 11 8 0 3117 2999 103.93 44 6 Western Angels 19 10 8 1 3147 3066 102.64 42 7 Beef Broncos 19 10 9 0 3113 2929 106.28 40 8 Jack in the Pack 19 10 9 0 3293 3189 103.26 40 9 Yarra Valley 19 9 9 1 3191 3117 102.37 38 10 CJ Celtics 19 9 10 0 3080 3072 100.26 36 11 Southern Metro. 19 9 10 0 2957 3085 95.85 36 12 Murrumbeena 19 8 10 1 3110 3185 97.65 34 13 Atlantis Aces 19 8 11 0 2981 3074 96.97 32 14 Red Bulls 19 7 12 0 2929 3171 92.37 28 15 Mooroolbark 19 6 13 0 2788 3168 88.01 24 16 North Bombers 19 4 15 0 2769 3208 86.32 16 Finals - Week 1 Pool A - Qualifying Final Blind Bight Bandits (11, 166.5, 178.8) v Jehovah All Stars (8, 164.1, 180.0) Pool A - Elimination Final Western Angels (8, 165.6, 160.0) v Beef Broncos (11, 163.8, 146.8) Pool B - Qualifying Final Harbourside Reds (9, 180.3, 198.5) v Kamikaze Pilots (10, 175.8, 175.3) Pool B - Elimination Final Dutch Masters (5, 164.1, 165.5) v Jack in the Pack (14, 173.3, 185.8) Everyone v Everyone Ladder Pos Team W L D AWM ALM 1 Harbourside Reds 199 84 2 70.2 34.8 2 Kamikaze Pilots 188 95 2 66.3 31.8 3 Jack in the Pack 190 94 1 66.8 27.4 4 Beef Broncos 155 129 1 54.6 32.4 5 Blind Bight Bandits 157 126 2 55.4 27.1 6 Yarra Valley 152 132 1 53.5 30.6 7 Dutch Masters 148 134 3 52.5 27.3 8 CJ Celtics 143 141 1 50.4 28.6 9 Western Angels 140 140 5 50.0 30.5 10 Jehovah All Stars 146 137 2 51.6 27.7 11 Murrumbeena 145 137 3 51.4 25.8 12 Southern Metro. 115 166 4 41.1 21.6 13 Atlantis Aces 113 167 5 40.5 27.0 14 Mooroolbark 91 192 1 32.2 19.9 15 Red Bulls 100 183 2 35.4 30.3 16 North Bombers 79 204 1 28.0 27.5 Page 1 The Final Siren Blind Bight Bandits v North Bombers - Details Blind Bight Bandits G B P North Bombers G B P Forwards 2359 Charlie Dixon 4 3 27 1614 Josh Kennedy 3 0 18 2615 Tim Membrey 1 0 6 2237 Tom Lynch 1 2 8 3330 Lachlan Schultz 1 2 8 2723 Ben Brown 2 2 14 6 5 41 6 4 40 Midfielders 1974 Jack Ziebell 3 2 20 2317 Edward Curnow 3 2 20 2651 Jake Lloyd 5 2 32 2414 Sebastian Ross 3 4 22 2903 Clayton Oliver 6 2 38 2528 Dylan Shiel 2 1 13 14 6 90 8 7 55 Ruckman 1961 Shane Mumford 3 5 23 3166 Tom De Koning 4 4 28 Tacklers 1760 Josh P. Kennedy 3 3 21 2101 Ben Cunnington 0 3 3 3386 Matthew Rowell 3 0 18 2403 Devon Smith 1 0 6 6 3 39 1 3 9 Emergencies 2999 Dan Houston 2915 Harrison Himmelberg 3285 Zak Butters 3275 Jack Lukosius Final Scores 29 19 193 19 18 132 Kamikaze Pilots v Harbourside Reds - Details Kamikaze Pilots G B P Harbourside Reds G B P Forwards 1563 Eddie Betts 0 0 0 1504 Lance Franklin 2 1 13 3060 Darcy Cameron 1 0 6 1733 Jack Riewoldt 2 1 13 3498 Oliver Henry 2 3 15 2579 Joe Daniher 3 4 22 3 3 21 7 6 48 Midfielders 2286 Jarryd Lyons 5 3 33 2249 Cameron Guthrie 5 4 34 2576 Oliver Wines 5 0 30 2266 Luke Parker 5 0 30 2919 Brayden Fiorini 6 5 41 2680 Marcus Bontempelli 5 1 31 16 8 104 15 5 95 Ruckman 2587 Brodie Grundy 4 2 26 1757 Todd Goldstein 5 4 34 Tacklers 2116 Nathan Fyfe 0 3 3 2321 Luke Dahlhaus 2 0 12 3065 Jack Graham 2 0 12 3045 Willem Drew 2 3 15 2 3 15 4 3 27 Emergencies 1976 Steele Sidebottom 2954 Jordan Dawson 2547 Josh Bruce 3033 Will Hayward Final Scores 25 16 166 31 18 204 Page 2 The Final Siren Atlantis Aces v Western Angels - Details Atlantis AcesG B P Western Angels G B P Forwards 3087 Mitchell Lewis 3 0 18 1853 Patrick Dangerfield 1 0 6 3403 Mitch Georgiades 0 0 0 2744 Charlie Cameron 3 2 20 3482 Jamarra Ugle-Hagan 1 0 6 2952 Jack Silvagni 0 1 1 4 0 24 4 3 27 Midfielders 2556 Jaeger O'Meara 4 0 24 2222 Zach Tuohy 3 4 22 2575 Jackson Macrae 6 2 38 2702 Zach Merrett 3 2 20 2923 Ben Keays 3 5 23 2863 Jayden Short 4 2 26 13 7 85 10 8 68 Ruckman 3375 Ned Reeves 4 3 27 2255 Scott Lycett 5 0 30 Tacklers 2689 Patrick Cripps 1 0 6 2558 Dayne Zorko 2 3 15 3140 Luke D-Uniacke 0 3 3 3298 James Rowbottom 2 3 15 1 3 9 4 6 30 Emergencies 2245 Isaac Smith 2009 Rory Sloane 3052 Thomas Stewart 2736 Karl Amon Final Scores 22 13 145 23 17 155 Red Bulls v Jack in the Pack - Details Red BullsG B P Jack in the Pack G B P Forwards 2075 Luke Breust 1 0 6 1907 Taylor Walker 4 0 24 2574 Jake Stringer 1 0 6 2701 Daniel McStay 1 1 7 3084 Nick Larkey 7 1 43 3400 Cody Weightman 1 0 6 9 1 55 6 1 37 Midfielders 2570 Lachie Whitfield 6 0 36 2402 Taylor Adams 4 0 24 2782 Christian Petracca 5 1 31 2469 Rory Laird 6 0 36 3014 Tim Taranto 3 3 21 3015 Hugh McCluggage 3 5 23 14 4 88 13 5 83 Ruckman 2711 Toby Nankervis 3 2 20 3110 Oscar McInerney 6 5 41 Tacklers 2569 Jed Anderson 1 0 6 2227 David Swallow 1 3 9 2973 Will Snelling 3 0 18 2557 Brad Crouch 1 0 6 4 0 24 2 3 15 Emergencies 2991 Mabior Chol 2297 Paul Seedsman 3281 Tarryn Thomas 3031 Timothy English Final Scores 30 7 187 27 14 176 Page 3 The Final Siren Southern Metro. v CJ Celtics - Details Southern Metro.G B P CJ Celtics G B P Forwards 2561 Jesse Hogan 2 1 13 1761 Tom Hawkins 4 2 26 2876 Jason Castagna 1 1 7 3041 Shai Bolton 0 1 1 3230 Brody Mihocek 3 3 21 3142 Jaidyn Stephenson 3 1 19 6 5 41 7 4 46 Midfielders 1615 Scott Pendlebury 1 0 6 2410 Tom Mitchell 4 5 29 2462 Aaron Hall 4 1 25 2685 Christian Salem 3 2 20 2834 Ed Langdon 2 3 15 3160 Tim Kelly 4 2 26 7 4 46 11 9 75 Ruckman 2862 Reilly O'Brien 5 1 31 1617 Patrick Ryder 4 5 29 Tacklers 2809 Touk Miller 4 3 27 1411 David Mundy 0 0 0 3181 James Worpel 2 0 12 1999 Liam Shiels 1 3 9 6 3 39 1 3 9 Emergencies 2854 Billy Frampton 2318 Sam Menegola 2876 Jason Castagna 3151 Zac Bailey Final Scores 24 13 157 23 21 159 Mooroolbark v Murrumbeena - Details MooroolbarkG B P Murrumbeena G B P Forwards 2102 Gary Rohan 1 1 7 2252 Jack Darling 3 0 18 2977 Tom Papley 1 5 11 2850 Alec Waterman D N P 2984 Anthony M-Tipungwuti 0 1 1 3167 Bayley Fritsch 2 1 13 2 7 19 6 2 38 Midfielders 1972 Daniel Rich 4 5 29 1725 Travis Boak 5 0 30 2446 Lachie Neale 3 1 19 2687 Dominic Sheed 5 2 32 2904 Darcy Parish 2 3 15 3034 Jordan Ridley 4 1 25 9 9 63 14 3 87 Ruckman 2788 Peter Wright 1 5 11 2129 Max Gawn 9 4 58 Tacklers 2391 Stephen Coniglio D N P 1727 Joel Selwood 1 3 9 3280 Bailey Smith 4 3 27 2739 James Harmes 4 0 24 6 3 39 5 3 33 Emergencies 2454 Lincoln McCarthy 2361 Tom Hickey (F) 1 1 7 3387 Noah Anderson (T) 2 0 12 3217 Bailey Banfield Final Scores 18 24 132 34 12 216 Page 4 The Final Siren Dutch Masters v Beef Broncos - Details Dutch Masters G B P Beef Broncos G B P Forwards 2845 Daniel Butler 2 0 12 3097 Cameron Zurhaar 1 0 6 3063 Elliot Himmelberg 2 1 13 3145 Aaron Naughton 2 1 13 3279 Ben King 3 3 21 3157 Oscar Allen 0 1 1 7 4 46 3 2 20 Midfielders 2785 Jordan De Goey 4 1 25 1862 Callan Ward 2 5 17 3138 Andrew Brayshaw 5 4 34 2234 Dyson Heppell 4 4 28 3274 Sam Walsh 4 3 27 2495 Jack Crisp 5 0 30 13 8 86 11 9 75 Ruckman 1967 Nic Naitanui 4 3 27 2012 Rhys Stanley 4 2 26 Tacklers 2694 Luke Dunstan 1 0 6 2506 Mark Blicavs 1 0 6 3270 Sam Wicks 1 3 9 3038 Brandan Parfitt 2 3 15 2 3 15 3 3 21 Emergencies 2825 Bailey Dale 3016 Ben Ainsworth 2826 Caleb Daniel 3371 Sydney Stack Final Scores 26 18 174 21 16 142 Jehovah All Stars v Yarra Valley - Details Jehovah All StarsG B P Yarra Valley G B P Forwards 2551 Jamie Elliott 1 1 7 2460 Alex Sexton 1 0 6 3162 Liam Ryan 1 0 6 2647 Matthew Taberner 2 0 12 3325 Jacob Koschitzke 1 0 6 3397 Kysaiah Pickett 2 2 14 3 1 19 5 2 32 Midfielders 3024 Jy Simpkin 5 1 31 2230 Andrew Gaff 4 5 29 3141 Adam Cerra 5 0 30 2267 Thomas Liberatore 4 3 27 3395 Tom Green 4 5 29 2906 Jacob Hopper 3 4 22 14 6 90 11 12 78 Ruckman 3089 Sam Draper 4 4 28 3050 Sean Darcy 4 4 28 Tacklers 2678 Joshua Kelly 2 3 15 2419 Elliot Yeo 2 3 15 2804 Jack Steele 6 3 39 2595 Jack Viney 4 3 27 8 6 54 6 6 42 Emergencies 3203 Dylan Moore 2395 Chad Wingard 3393 Caleb Serong 3278 Connor Rozee Final Scores 29 17 191 26 24 180 Page 5.
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