Knights News Issue 13

EAST MALVERN JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUB Knights News

2011 Weekly Newsletter Issue No 13 Presidents Report

Firstly I want to thank my committee for ensuring that the football club remained on track over the last 4 weeks when I have been away. Whilst most of this was school holiday time there is still always plenty of footy club activity. To Mick Ahearn, Rob Andriski, Marc Gauci & Greg Miller, thanks for writing the Presidents report. It is great to know that we have such a fantastic committee running the club.

Where has the season gone? This week is Round 12 and this means we are getting close to the end of the 2011 season. This week is the final home and away round for our Under 9 teams before they have their Lightening Carnival competition on Sunday July 31st. This year the MSJFL is trialing a new format for the Lightening Carnival. This is explained on the MSJFL website (www.msjfl.com.au) and I encourage all coaches, team managers and parents in the Under 9 and Under 10 age groups to visit the web site to ensure you are familiar with the new format. This format is a trial for the 2011 season and the MSJFL will be holding a feedback session later in the year. As such after competing in this revised format I would encourage constructive feedback that we can relay back to the league. PIE NIGHT TONIGHT from 6pm at Dunlop Pavilion

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The next few weeks will see the completion of Please remember to keep up the good work on football for all age groups. As you can see and off the ground. If you have not yet done a there are only 3 rounds of football left for job for your team put your hand up in the next 4 Under 11 to 13 and 4 rounds for Under 14 to weeks to be involved see your Team Manager. 16. Please make the most of the last few home and away games by enjoying your Go Knights football.

• July 24 – Round 12 Lewis Bearman • July 31 – Round 13 (proposed U9 lightning President premiership)

• August 7 – Round 14 (proposed U10 lightning premiership)

• August 14 - Round 15 U14 – U17 / Semi Finals U11 – 13

• August 21 – Prelim Finals U11 – 13 / Semi Finals U14 – U17

• August 28 – Grand Finals U11 – 13 / Prelim Finals U14 - 17

• September 4– Grand Finals U14 - U17

Next Wednesday night July 27th is the 2011 Presidents Dinner at Giorgio’s Restaurant on the corner of Glenferrie Road and High Street. The cost is $65 per head all inclusive. We are very privileged to have David Parkin as our guest speaker. This event is not a fund raiser and is designed to get mums and dads together in a social environment. Please make the effort to support this function by attending the dinner.

My final reminder for the last four rounds and finals is we must remain vigilant with regard to behavior and attitude. Unfortunately again the ugly head of racism has reared its head in local football involving boys at the Under 11 level, we must ensure that this NEVER happens at the Knights. Let’s ensure we don’t spoil what has been a fantastic 2011 season in the last few weeks. EAST MALVERN JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUB

Club News | UPCOMING EVENTS

Some important dates to diarise:

•Pie Night TONIGHT 22 July 2011

•Team Photos (U9 only) 24 July 201

•Presidents Dinner 27 July 2011

•Team Photos (balance of teams) 31 July 2011

•Club Night 21 August 2011 EAST MALVERN JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUB

Club News | TEAM PHOTOS

Date Game Team Photo Time Time Team photos are scheduled for 24/07/11 8:45 U9 Green 7:30 Sunday 24 July (U9 only) & 24/07/11 8:45 U9 Brown 7:40 Sunday 31 July (rest of the teams) at DUNLOP PAVILION. 24/07/11 8:45 U9 Blue 7:50 Please ensure you are on time as 24/07/11 8:45 U9 Black 8:00 there are 23 teams to 24/07/11 10:00 U9 Red 8:10 photograph with early teams 24/07/11 11:15 U9 White 8:20 needing to leave promptly for match day games.

Please ensure boots & uniforms 31/07/11 8:45 U10 Blue 7:50 are clean. 31/07/11 8:45 U10 Red 8:00 Team Managers & Coaches are 31/07/11 9:00 U11 White 8:10 to wear Club Jackets & or Club 31/07/11 NO Youth Girls 8:20 Jumpers. GAME

31/07/11 10:00 U10 White 8:30

31/07/11 10:30 U14 Blue 8:40

31/07/11 11:15 U11 Blue 8:50

31/07/11 11:30 U12 Blue 9:00

31/07/11 12:00 U15 Blue 9:10

31/07/11 12:00 U15 Gold 9:20

31/07/11 12:30 U14 Gold 9:30

31/07/11 12:30 U12 White 9:40

31/07/11 12:45 U13 Blue 9:50

31/07/11 12:45 U11 Red 10:00

31/07/11 13:00 U12 Red 10:10

31/07/11 13:00 U16 EMK / 10:20 M'beena

31/07/11 15:00 U13 Gold 10:30 EAST MALVERN JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUB

Club News | Upcoming Events

Presidents Annual Dinner | Wednesday 27 July 2011 from 7pm

Please contact Club Social Secretary Kate Gilbert to confirm your attendance. Email Kate at [email protected].

For all Carlton supporters & footy fans alike, lock in Wednesday 27 July which is our Club's Annual Presidents Dinner. In his final year as President, Lewis Bearman has called on the big guns with his old friend & AFL legend, David Parkin confirmed as guest speaker. Venue: Giorgios Restaurant, Corner High Street & Glenferrie Rd, Malvern (opposite Malvern Town Hall)

Starters Freshly baked Garlic, Herb & Cheese Foccacia Entrée Platters of Salt & pepper squid, vegetarian Thai rolls, lamb mezza, prawn gyoza, cevapi sausage, dipping sauces & pita bread

Main Course Choice of Fish of the Day Ask your waiter for today’s catch Souvlaki Mezza Lamb pieces marinated with Mediterranean herbs, garlic, spring onion, served on fetta, diced tomato, black olives & cos lettuce with pita bread Hokkien Noodle Stir Fry Cost: $65 per head Hokkien noodles, stir fried Asian vegetables, tofu, ginger, garlic & chilli topped with fried egg, crispy shallots & bean Penne Forestiere Penne pasta, organic chicken, tossed with mushrooms, & avocado, in a light white wine & cream Dessert Tiramisu Layers of coffee liqueur soaked savorati biscuits with mascarpone cheese & mocha cream Tea & Coffee Drinks Brancott NZ Sauvignon Blanc & Terraces NZ Pinot Noir Soft Drink & Orange Juice, Haan Cabernet Franc SA, Boags Premium & Light EAST MALVERN JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUB

Club News | FIRST AID MANAGEMENT

Bryan (First Aid)

Malvern Knights Trainer,

Bryan Hua Khoon Ngui On game day, Brian can be contacted on the Knights Mobile: 0421 747 783

We all like to enjoy our football, whether it’s that terrific goal or bump. A good game would ultimately be played in good spirit with no injuries. Obviously, the best ways to avoid injuries are by preventing them from happening and playing safe. However, accidents do occur and below are just some things to keep in mind, especially first aid assistance, while enjoying your football at the East Malvern Junior Football Club.

1. First and foremost, keeping calm would help any situation immensely.

2. An on duty club trainer, Bryan, will be available at DW Lucas, Basil and Stanley Grose grounds and can be contacted on 0421 747 783.

3. Basic first aid assessment can be performed with DRABCD – Look out for Danger, Response from victim, obstruction of Airway, Breathing, CPR and Defibrillation procedures.

4. Witness or an account of an incident would be helpful to a player’s management if not known to the treating trainer/first aider/medical or allied health persons.

5. Protection for soft tissue injuries can be followed using PRICE – Protection of injured area (stop activity), Rest, intermittent Icing (no more than 20 mins), Compression and Elevation. The idea is to reduce swelling of the area.

6. An ice pack and firm pressure is often a good starting point for bleeding injuries. EAST MALVERN JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUB

Club News | FIRST AID MANAGEMENT

7. Dislocation of joints must not be forced back into place or risk the damage of a nerve or blood vessel.

8. Ambulances can be called on 000.

9. Suspected neck or back injuries should be attended with utmost care to prevent any or further injury to the spinal cord. Players should not be moved and the game would have to be stopped to allow for appropriate assessment/ambulance arrival.

10. Severe head injuries (e.g. concussions) are to be dealt with carefully and similarly to neck or back injuries. Attached below are AFL guidelines on Management of Concussion in Community Football

11. Location of stretchers;

• DW Lucas – In the “Home” change rooms of Dunlop Pavilion

• Basil & Stanley Grose Reserve – In Sheridan Pavilion

• Gardiner – In the Store Room of the Change Rooms.

12. Location of keys to barriers that allow vehicle access to grounds (TBC)

13. In the event a medical facility is needed on the Sunday, the closest hospitals would be Cabrini Hospital (183 Wattletree Rd, Malvern VIC 3144) or Monash Medical Centre (1/246 Clayton Rd, Clayton VIC 3168).

• Please note that if an ambulance attends for a player that has suffered a head injury it is probable that the player will be transported to the Royal Children’s as this is Melbourne’s only paediatric receiving centre for moderate or severe head trauma”.

14. The permission of resuming play after an incident or injury would appropriately and best be given by a certified trainer/first aider/medical or allied health persons.

15. Children suffering seizures on the football field may not always do so as a consequence of head trauma or pre existing epilepsy. The onset of cardiac arrest is frequently characterised by seizure activity and all children who have seized should be assessed adequately to ensure that they are not pulseless. Breathing will be present in the patient early in cardiac arrest and the presence of breathing should not be used to exclude this condition”.

Last but not least, enjoy the game, play safely and fairly!

Marc Gauci, Vice President & Club Secretary EAST MALVERN JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUB

Malvern Sports Physiotherapy Centre

What:

A triage service run by a physiotherapist (Kevin Craigie) for affiliated clubs to assess, manage, and refer acute injuries.

The program will be run to provide education, early injury management, referrals for further investigation, and proper follow up by a health professional as required. This is beneficial for the players and club as they are getting early advice in regards to what they can do at work, training and games, and they can get the appropriate follow up treatment to allow for early return to sport.

When:

Injury Screening: Monday mornings following weekend games 7am-8 or if required due to numbers late Monday night.

Run through Lifecare Malvern Sports Medicine.

Cost:

No cost will be incurred by the player or the club for the screening service. Lifecare will arrange for a physiotherapist to be available on the Monday morning to provide the care.

Who will be seen:

Players who have sustained an acute injury through the course of the game and were not deemed suitable for an emergency department will be eligible for the service. Players who have chronic problems will not be appropriate for the service as the time restraints will not allow for proper treatment. Follow up regarding these injuries with a health professional can be arranged by the physiotherapist.

How will appointments be made:

For EMJFC direct contact will be made between the team coach, manager, or trainer and the physiotherapist. It is up to the parents of the child to contact the team officials to make contact with the physiotherapist. The physiotherapist will have the final say on whether the patient is appropriate for the service. Appointments must be made on the Saturday following the game or the Sunday following. We are unable to accommodate any players turning up on Monday morning as we cannot guarantee availability.

For injuries requiring urgent attention:

A sports injury casualty run on Saturday afternoons (1-7pm) at Lifecare Prahan will be available for acute cases requiring urgent attention. This will be run by sports doctors at a fee, but may be EAST MALVERNSEQUOIA JUNIOR CLUB FOOTBALL CLUB

Malvern Sports Physiotherapy Centre

a cheaper, faster, and more appropriate alternative to emergency departments for particular injuries. No appointment is necessary Contact Lifecare Prahan on 5298899.

Other Services:

Lifecare Malvern Sports Medicine is part of the Lifecare Brand which operates physiotherapy and allied health services across Australia. At Malvern there is an experienced range of staff involved with St. Kilda Football Club, Melbourne Rebels, Melbourne Heart, Melbourne Victory, and Athletics Australia providing services in Sports Medicine. Services at the clinic involve:

• Sports Medicine

• Physiotherapy

• Podiatry

• Pilates

• Exercise Physiology

• Nutrition

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Around the Grounds | Round 11 EAST MALVERN JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUB

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Final Scores from Round 11

7.9-51 Beaumaris Black Tails Vs U9 Green 9.6-60

8.12-60 U9 Black Vs Bentleigh Red 2.3-15

6.3-39 Beaumaris Sharks Vs U10 Blue 5.6-36

5.5-35 U9 Brown Vs Hampton 3.0-18

4.3-27 East Sandringham 2 Vs U9 Blue 9.9-63

4.9-33 U14 Blue Vs Hampton 14.12-96

4.14-38 East Malvern White Vs East Sandringham 2 7.8-50

3.5-23 U9 White Vs Mordialloc Braeside 3.7-25

5.10-40 East Brighton Vampires Vs U13 Blue 4.7-31

11.5-71 U14 Gold Vs East Brighton Vampires 13.4-82

2.5-17 Murrumbeena U11 Gold Vs U11 White 1.7-13

9.8-62 Prahran Black Vs U10 Red 3.5-23

9.3-57 East Brighton Vampires Vs East Malvern Blue 3.5-23

7.10-52 U11 Red Vs Mordialloc Braeside 3.7-25

2.10-22 Mordialloc Braeside Vs U9 Red 5.2-32

2.5-17 U12 Red Vs Mt Waverley 5.7-37

18.14-122 U15 Gold Vs St KildaCity U15 0.0-0

1.2-8 U12 White Vs South Melb White 4.4-28

8.4-52 Ajax Jets Vs U13 Gold 7.2-44

8.4-52 Highett Vs U15 Blue 28.13-181

7.7-49 Ajax Vs EMK / M'beena 8.13-61

0.0-0 U12 Blue Vs Beaumaris Sharks 4.5-29 EAST MALVERN JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUB Next Round | Round 12

8:45 CENTENARY PARK - Oval 1 (Under 9 St Peters Red East Malvern Green 2011) Vs Green

8:45 STANLEY GROSE RESERVE (Under 9 East Malvern Mt Waverley South 2011) Black Vs

8:45 WALTER GALT RESERVE - Oval 2 Mordi-Brae East Malvern (Under 9 Gold 2011) Vs Brown

8:45 E.E. GUNN RESERVE - Oval 2 (Under Ormond Blue East Malvern 9 North 2011) Vs Blue

10:00 KOORNANG PARK (Under 14 Div 1 Caulfield East Malvern 2011) Vs Gold

10:00 HIGHETT RESERVE - Oval 2 (Under Highett East Malvern 10 West 2011) Vs White

10:00 DW LUCAS OVAL - DUNLOP RESERVE East Malvern Northvale (Under 13 South 2011) Blue Vs

10:00 STANLEY GROSE RESERVE (Under 9 East Malvern Red East Brighton East 2011) Vs Vampires JFC 09 East

10:30 GLEN HUNTLY PARK (Under 14 Div 4 Ajax Stars East Malvern 2011) Vs Blue

11:15 HURLINGHAM PARK - OVAL 2 (Under East Brighton East Malvern 9 West 2011) Vampires JFC 09 Vs White West

11:15 STANLEY GROSE RESERVE (Under 10 East Malvern East East 2011) Blue Vs Sandringham

11:15 PRINCES HIGHWAY RESERVE - OVAL Oakleigh East Malvern 2 (Under 11 West 2011) Vs White

BYE BYE (Under 11 Colts 2011) East Malvern BYE Blue

11:30 DW LUCAS OVAL - DUNLOP RESERVE East Malvern East (Under 13 East 2011) Gold Vs Sandringham

12:30 WATTIE WATSON OVAL - ELWOOD St Kilda Blacks East Malvern PARK (Under 10 South 2011) Vs Red

12:30 DARLING PARK - BASIL RESERVE East Malvern Red St Pauls (Under 12 South 2011) Vs EAST MALVERN JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUB

This weeks Games cont’d......

13:00 DW LUCAS OVAL - DUNLOP RESERVE East Malvern Hampton Sharks (Under 15 Div 3 2011) Blue Vs

13:45 PRINCES PARK - Oval 4 (Under 11 Ajax Jets East Malvern South 2011) Vs Red

14:00 MURRUMBEENA PARK - OVAL 1 East Malvern / Ormond (Under 16 Div 1 2011) Murrumbeena Vs

14:00 DARLING PARK - BASIL RESERVE East Malvern East Malvern (Under 12 East 2011) White Vs Blue

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Round 11 Match Reports

The coaching staff looked really anxious going into the first quarter break. They disguised this from the team and coach Dan delivered a clear message to ‘keep your heads up’ and reminded the Knights to have the confidence to win the ball.

Second Quarter

The knights must have heeded the coaching U12 East Malvern Reds v Mt Waverley advice, because the second quarter saw a Ground: Basil Reserve turn around of effort, skill and execution by the Knights, now kicking to the railway First Quarter end. Tight contests were seen all over the ground however Mount Waverley still The game was played under leaden skies with managed a snap goal against the wind. a cold blustery wind assisting to the railway Despite this, the team effort of the line end. Zach Close was celebrating his 50th knights lifted with good individual efforts game. Mount Waverley were kicking in this by Fergus, Will, Chris, Flynn and Charlie all direction for the first quarter and blasted applying good skills to move the ball out the blocks for the first 10 minutes, forward. The effort was rewarded by a catching the Knights off guard. They are a point, and the Knights continued to apply big bodied tall team that used their ‘larger great pressure, keeping the ball in their size’ to intimidate the Knights. The attacking half for most of the quarter. relentless pressure was answered by kick outs The whole team lifted and some standout and run out of defence by Charlie, Hamish passages of play and hard tackles were and Fishy. Zach made an inspirational run made by Flynn, Harry and Hamo. Pressure down the wing and Lachie stood tall against by Charlie was rewarded by another snap, the attacking pressure of Mount Waverley. delivering only a point. The knights had However, two early goals by Mount Waverley, two scoring shots to the single goal of followed by a third and a spattering of points Mount Waverley, and despite falling gave every sign that this was going to be a further behind, one sensed they were very difficult game for the Knights. really unlucky to have not moved further However, the last five minutes saw a definate ahead. Again, tight defense and the clean change by the Knights who cut off the Mount hands and cool head of Lachie Height Waverley supply by clean possessions and prevented a ‘certain’ last goal attempt by running bursts from defense lead by Sam Mount Waverley just before the siren. Turner and Will Lark. SCORE - 4.3.27 Mount Waverley 0.2.2 SCORE - 3.3.21 Mount Waverley, Knights Knights ‘zip’ BEST - Lachie, Flynn, Will lark BEST - Will Lark, Sam Turner, Lachie Height. The coaches were delighted that so many players had stood up and contributed to the stemming of the tide by Waverley. The EAST MALVERN JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUB

Knights had started to play the game on their luck that many of the snaps on goal didn’t terms using their speed and skill to win the convert to the score card. The stand out ball against the bulk and height of Mount effort by the Knights was their strong Waverley displaying some beautiful ‘one two tackle on the big bodied Waverley - Coach passes’. Flynn was noted for his great effort Dan had said they were not used to and tenacity as was Paddy for his physical pressure and this was proved by the pressure and Lachie for cutting off supply to turnovers to the Knights with great Mount Waverley. Good effort! pressure efforts by Chris, Zach, Hockers and Will. The Knights really dominated the Third Quarter quarter but their effort was only rewarded by two points despite peppering away at The Knights burst out after the break for the big sticks. An onslaught by Waverley what was to be their best quarter. An early at the last minute was thwarted by cool near goal following run from Hamish to Charlie heads and hands in defense. had the Knights supporters ‘oowing and ahhing’. They didn’t have to wait long to be FINAL SCORE - Knights 2.5.17 Mount rewarded with the real deal as within a Waverley 5.7.37 minute Charlie had broached the big sticks Best Hockers Flynn, Charlie, Lachie causing an outburst of delight on and off the field. Will also excelled with a brilliant This game was lost in the first quarter - shepherd that allowed the ball to connect end of story. After this the Knights met with Hamish and goal number two was and exceeded the pressure of Waverley delivered! Zach took a huge hit but shrugged and proved to have superior run and skills. off the attention of Phil the Trainer. Lachie Past the first quarter this was truly an continued to stand tall and stop many of the effort the Knights can be proud off. Bad Waverley attacks assisted by one memorable luck! stop by Chris on the line. Fishy and Hockers cleared out of centre half and Jack made AWARDS - Lachie Height (best), Will Lark some good clearances. Waverley gained for leadership and Flynn for attack on the momentum towards the conclusion of the ball. quarter adding a goal and two points.

SCORE - 5.6.36 Mount Waverley, 2.3.15 Knights Best Lachie, Hamish, Charlie

The coaches were rapt with the lifting across the whole team and especially noted the ‘second efforts’. They urged the Knights to ‘give it all’ in the last quarter.

Fourth Quarter

Kicking with the wind the Knights looked like they could really threaten Waverley’s lead. Most of the quarter the ball was in the Knights attacking half and it was sheer bad EAST MALVERN JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUB

It was a great start to the second quarter with a long kick from Ando and a strong mark and goal to Juz. Toby and Lachie showed great run. A good pick up from Batters allowed him to score our second goal. A clearing kick out of defence by Roo resulted in a strong overhead mark to Noah. A great centre clearance from Harry gave the opportunity for Slav to kick a goal from a tight angle. Lachie earned applause from the parents on the sideline with a courageous smother on the boundary. An outstanding quarter by the Knights.

Third quarter Whites 4 Goals 9 U10 Whites 4-14-38 defeated by East Behinds 33 East Sandringham 3 Goals 6 Sandringham 2 7-8-50 Behinds 24

Talk about a topsy turvy game. After being half Another great quarter with the Knights asleep in the first quarter, our boys responded managing to outscore their opponents who brilliantly in the 2nd, and then in the 3rd we were kicking with a howling gale. No goals looked like boys on a mission. After a tsunami of were scored by either team, with the Knights compliments at the ¾ time break, with the showing good forward line pressure and benefit of hindsight our lads thought they had narrowly missing the goals on several done enough and the wind would do the rest. occasions. Strong marks to Roo, Darcy and How wrong we could have been! Apple and great team work in defence by Toby and Roo stopped certain goals. Lachie First quarter Whites 0 Goals 2 Hood continued his fine form, gathering kicks Behinds 2 East Sandringham 3 Goals 5 as he pleased. Behinds 23

The first quarter saw our backline under great Fourth quarter Whites 4 Goals 14 pressure as Sandringham got off to a flying Behinds 38 East Sandringham 7 start kicking 3 goals 4 behinds to our 1 point. Goals 8 Behinds 50 Kya battled hard in the ruck against a far taller opponent. A smother from Kya, a mark in the The Knights headed in to the last quarter goal square from Juz and a steal from Noah, with confidence, but unfortunately Sandy stopped three possible goals. A centre clearance finished the way they started the game, from Macka and a long kick from Slav, set up dominating all over the ground and kicking 3 Roo for our first scoring opportunity. The quick goals. Two narrow misses to Roo and Knights finished the quarter strongly. Nick. The only highlight came after the game with all the boys receiving a pack of footy cards from Dean for the previous weeks big Second quarter Whites 4 Goals 5 Behinds win, helping to erase some of the pain of the 29 East Sandringham 3 Goals 5 Behinds loss. 23 Goals: Juz, Jesse, Slav, Kya EAST MALVERN JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUB

Better Players: Lachie, Macca, Ollie, Slav, Noah, Ando, Millsy, Batters, Roo, Apple. Under 11 Whites Vs Murrumbeena at Murrumbeena Oval We look forward to training on Friday where we will focus practising our 3 golden rules: Team Captain for the day: Finn Parker 1. Move the ball quickly Twistie Tackle: Craig Finn 2. Don’t kick to the opposition Mars Mark of the day: Henry Renell 3. Run hard with the ball White Knight of the week: Teagan Vun Players of the Week: Finn Parker, Daniel Go the Mighty White’s! Condon, All U9/U10

East Malvern Knights Versus Murrumbeena ScoreG P T G P T s Q1 0 3 3 0 0 0 Q2 0 0 3 2 3 15 Q3 0 0 3 0 1 16 Q4 1 4 13 0 1 17

1 st Skegg won the toss and gave the QuartKnight’s the opportunity to get the er game off to a good start. Numbers were down due to holidays but the recruiters had been busy to ensure numbers were good with the cream of the U9’s and U10’s represented. The wind promised to be the 19th man on this cold day. The knights started well with relentless forays into the forward line. Busta was a wall at halfback mopping up the rebounding ball and driving it back into the forward line. He was ably assisted by Snowie taking a great mark on the last line of defense to prevent a certain goal. Despite great effort and pursuit the Knight’s were unable to take full advantage of the wind and finished the quarter with only 3 minors on the board. EAST MALVERN JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUB

Goals Best Craig, Parker Best Condon for the for quarter the quarte 4 th Two scoreless quarters but still the r Quartmatch was anyone’s, coach Condon er made the call for all players to get in 2 nd This quarter stood to be a testing one front for first use of the ball. Busta Quartewith the wind assisting the opposition it in the ruck seemed to be the r was a grinding quarter. The U9/U10 inspiration the knight’s needed. brigade led by Jack and Slav were Despite the strong head wind in quick warming upto the encounter and showed order from the knock out the ball fell good intensity at the ball. Lenny and to the east wing. Berry was on it in a Hoppo cleaned up the loose ball across flash and drove the ball long into the the back line with DC taking over across waiting arms of Skegg who delivered the midfield. Beena having been held to Snowie for the first major of the scoreless in the first posted two majors game. Game on! The knights lifted to be 12 points up at the half time across the field with the U10 Jack break. taking a great mark at half forward. Despite multiple pushes into the Goals forward line with great intensity Best Galluci, Condon, Craig, Hopkins shown by all, goals were elusive with a for the further 4 minors been scored for the quarter quarter.

Goals Henry Renell 3 rd The message was clear from coach QuarteCondon at the long break” play on” was Best Great team effort. r the call for the third term. The third for quarter saw some relentless tackling the from Berry and Snowie, Berry’s tackle quarte on the fly in the centre a memorable r effort. TV demonstrated just how to give a good bump on the wing and Skegg continued to clear the ball from our back line. The U10 brigade continued to grow in stature with Jack putting some good tackles on the opposition, clearly enjoying the opportunity! With greater pressure at the ball the Knights started to claw their way back into the game keeping Benna to one point for the quarter.

Goals EAST MALVERN JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUB

First Quarter: Kicking against a stiff breeze, the Reds had to work overtime in defence as the Mustangs continually surged forward. Tower did well in the ruck and Ozzie was enormous in his running role at half back. Five minutes in, it was clear that The Reds had the right intensity. Harvs took a great mark and played on. His ferocious attack on the football led the way. Pendles was getting plenty of kicks and Stig's harrassing defence was stopping goals. In new bright blue boots, Jamo's composure at full back was sensational. The bell rang and the Reds had restricted the Mustangs to only 5 points. EM 0.0 M-B 0.5 Under 9 Reds vs Mordialloc-Braeside Mustangs Second Quarter: Sunday July 17th, 2011 11.15am The General asked his players for three goals with the wind in the second quarter. Pietschy Venue: Walter Galt Oval No. 2, Parkdale boomed a long ball into the forward zone to Team Captains for the day: James Ellis, Oliver start the Reds' assault. The narrowly missed Phillips shots by Chris and Wilksy encouraged the team to attack. The dangerous Snake (Jim) Cold Rock Award (Best on Ground): A i d a n gathered in the pocket, centred the kick and Gall, Conor Stone Nicko swooped to kick the first goal! Stoney Intencity Award (best listener):Fred Strong, followed up when he collected the ball in James Ellis traffic and slotted another. Shards' strong La Porchetta Award (most improved):Nick work and Huddo's pressure clamped the ball Poulos, Sadi Nergiz in our forward line. Nicko had to beat two opponents on the flank as he forced it East Malvern Knights V e r s u s forward, took possession and kicked a Mordialloc-Braeside Mustangs wonderful goal on the run. Snake managed to 5 goals 2 32 2 get the ball in front and snap the Reds fourth goals 10 22 for the quarter! The Reds supporters on our wing were delirious at the bell. The Reds were The Reds recorded a well deserved victory when 21 points in front. they swept aside the Mustangs by 10 points at EM 4.2 M-B 0.5 Parkdale. It was a brilliant performance featuring inspirational contributions from all 20 Third Quarter: players. Their first win after seven rounds in "How good is that?!" was the cry from the division one was particularly sweet for players, General. If the Reds could keep the Mustangs coaches and supporters alike. The team had goalless in the third quarter he could see the been building and improving for weeks. The game being over at three quarter time! The players switched on and delivered the much wind had dropped a fraction which was to our anticipated breakthrough win. advantage. Nonetheless, the Reds were forced to hold the line in defence against EAST MALVERN JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUB waves of attacks. Bails used his pace to kick the ground on a high! Great confidence will be forward while Slav ran and carried through the taken into the season's last match at home middle and provided desperation in defence. against East Brighton Vampires. Go the Reds! Greg was fanatical in his endeavour at half forward. Marcel's closing speed in defence prevented their forwards getting clean possessions. The Mustangs kicked a goal to decrease the lead. In a great team effort, contest by contest, the ball was forced up the ground and into the goal square where Chris kicked a brilliant opportunist's goal! Pietschy finished the quarter with a towering mark at half back. The Reds led by 19 points. EM 5.2 M-B 1.7

Fourth Quarter: Spurred on by the presence of his dad (The Admiral), the General put in his best three quarter time address of the season. "Fantastic!" The team had played disciplined football and Chris' goal had counteracted the Mustangs goal. Then the General channelled the late, great coach Allan Jeans when he challenged them: "In the game when you come to a crossroad, you either step up, or you step down!" The boys were running on air and high-fiving as they returned to the field.

The wind advantage had died down and a tight game resulted. Every contest was critical. Fred's goal-saving tackle was a highlight. Rhysie maintained the intensity in his fight for the ball. Amongst his many possessions, Wilksy's mark and run relieved some pressure. With late momentum, the Mustangs kicked a goal then missed a sitter. Stoney amazingly dispossessed a Mustangs forward to stop a certain score. The final bell rang. The Reds had won by 10 points! EM 5.2 M-B 2.10

Although thrilled, the boys settled and showed good sportsmanship to shake hands with the Mustangs and thank the umpire. Slav and Pietschy received recognition from the opposition club. General distributed awards to six of our players before starting up the circle and belting out the theme song. Everyone left EAST MALVERN JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUB

with a strong mark on the wing. AP kept running and providing strong drive. Lachie Ward worked hard in defence backing himself, leaving his opponent to clear the ball. Chris V outpointed his opponent with a strong team game. Nick Wainwright played hard and chased strongly.

Third Quarter Knights 3 – 10 – 28, Mordialloc Braeside 3 – 4 – 22 U11 East Malvern Reds v Mordialloc Braeside Red Ethan Duane continued to play strongly Ground: Stanley Grose kicking from defence to AP, who passed to Al Richards, then to Fraser who scored. Fraser First Quarter Knights 2 – 3 – 15, played strongly sending the ball forward Mordialloc Braeside 0 – 1 – 1 several times to an outnumbered Robbie Wallace in the goal square. The Knights goal After 2 weeks break the message was threefold this quarter came from a kick from within a and simple. (i) Defenders – Man up; On Ballers – pack in the goal square by Tom Millar. Alex Run; and Forwards – Stay in your area. (ii) Play Feola played a most valuable role closing down as you do at school, and (iii) Enjoy yourselves. the opposition’s key player responsible for Winning the toss Cam McCallum elected to kick beating our team last time we played. The with the wind. The lads started with an ball spent much of the quarter held by the immediate centre clearance and kick deep into wall, exemplified by Josh Davis’ strong the forward line by AP. Lachie Ward shone with overhead mark at centre half forward, his his ‘in and under’ style. Nick Johns was strong in handball to Josh Wilson and a penetrating the packs, and started another forward attack kick to the hot spot. from a smother when standing on the mark. Ethan stood up in the back line with strong Fourth Quarter Knights 7 – 10 – marks & long kicks. His kick out was picked up in 52, Mordialloc Braeside 3 – 7 – 25 the centre by AP, who kicked forward and the ball was grabbed by Jack Potter for a goal. Tom Jack Potter started the quarter running and Millar centred a ball to James McCormack who tackling hard. Fraser at full forward goaled a short time later. smothered in a pack in the goal square, grabbed the ball for the Knights first goal. Second Quarter Knights 2 – 6 – 18, Mordialloc Again, the ball was held in our forward line Braeside 2 – 3 – 15 by the ‘wall’. Potter goaled receiving the ball from Millar, then shortly after had another In contrast to the previous match, the team snap which broke right, was overrun by a pack continued with their strong tackles throughout until Wallace received a handball out and the lines. The first centre clearance was from goaled. The final goal was scored by Fraser Mordialloc, fortunately with a kick in our again after linking play from Alex F and Jack direction. The Knights were rewarded with Potter. Alex N stepped up at centre half frees for being first to the ball. James back gaining kicks, and Nick Wainwright did McCormack tackled hard and was rewarded. well at full back. Matt Vukic rewarded with a free had a difficult shot on goal. Will Hogan played a great quarter EAST MALVERN JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUB

Goal scorers: Morrisby 2, Potter 2, McCormack 1, Millar 1, Wallace 1

Best Players: Morrisby, McCormack, Feola, Ward, Potter, Millar

U9 GREEN –v- BEAMAURIS BLACK TAILS

BANKSIA PARK, BEAUMARIS, 17 JULY 201

Knights Break Through

A CRISP JULY MORNING. Coach Simon Theodore’s knees were covered for the first time this season. The Knights boys - school holiday – weary and training deprived - had found themselves on the unfamiliar sandy soil of Banksia Park, home of the Beamauris Black Tails, who had beaten the boys on their own turf two months earlier.

Few would have guessed that a historic first victory awaited them.

Right from the first bounce, the Knights moved the ball as well as they had all year: Will Bowen, pushing forward from full back, slotted the Knight’s first goal within the opening two minutes. Fast running and precision passing from Ben Theodore, Charlie Enders, Noah Whatley and Kye Walford made the Knights look dangerous.

But Beaumauris were up to the challenge, getting plenty of the ball. One of several strong marks in the midfield from Harry Retschko stopped a dangerous run and likely Black Tails goal. Overall, the Knights looked the better team in the first quarter and EAST MALVERN JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUB might have ended up with four goals. Instead, Theodore completed a best on ground they traded two apiece with their opponents, performance by piling on three further goals, the second coming from a great crumb and snap Lachie Dukes also making a stand-out by Charlie Giles. contribution.

In the second quarter, the Black Tails looked Beaumaris could only muster two goals the more threatening team. But they missed collectively in reply to the Knights’ four. scoring opportunities and were contained by a When Theodore junior curled his fourth goal dogged Knight’s defence. Lachie Wong tackled inside the right hand post from congestion 25 and defended ferociously. Joseph Godwin fired metres out, manager Grant Enders was sent a penetrating torpedo from half back to set up a frantically searching for the lyrics sheet to Knights’ attack. Jake Agelopoulos worked hard the club song, sung enthusiastically by the to get the ball out of stoppages and kicked to jubilant Knights boys after the final siren. advantage. Once again the teams traded two EAST MALVERN 2.2 4.2 5.2 9.6 (60) goals each, with superb goals coming from BEAMAURIS 2.1 4.3 5.6 7.9 (51) Charlie McCann and Ben Theodore. GOALS: Theodore 4, Bowen 2, Appleton 1, The arm wrestle continued in the third Giles 1, McCann 1. quarter. Lachie Appleton emerged from a pack to score an early clutch goal. But despite great AWARDS: Tic Tac – Sam Glasser, Burger running from Charlies Giles and Enders, it was to Rings Backman – Lachie Dukes, Fruit Tingle be the Knights’ only major score for the quarter. Forward – Charlie Giles, Mentos Mid – Fielder The Black Tails rallied and were met with fierce – Kye Walford, MVP – Ben Theodore, Lachie resistance. In what was perhaps a defining Appleton and Tom McLennan. moment in the match, Tom McLennan, standing less than five metres from the Beamauris goal, grabbed the ball and wrenched it from the arms of an opponent who looked big enough to con his way into a King Street nightclub.

Frustratingly for the Knights however, the Black Tails managed to goal in the dying seconds of the quarter. And so both teams went to their three quarter huddle with five goals each – neither team having kicked two of them consecutively. It looked set for a tight finish.

But in the final quarter the Knights – perhaps sensing their destiny – found another gear. They peppered the goals for two behinds before an ingenious 10cm pass from Sam Glasser, in career-best form, was marked by Will Bowen who went back and kicked his second goal. Ben EAST MALVERN JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUB

goal from East Sandy, the Knights backline and centres created a wall that they could not break through. The backline remained tight on their opponents despite the limited ball movement into Sandy’s forward half.

The quarter time lead was 17 points. Knights in control early.

Second Quarter E a s t M a l v e r n 7.7.49 East Sandringham 2.2.14 East Malvern U9 Blues v East Sandringham Like the first quarter, East Sandy got the first clearance but it was all Knights from Ground: Widdop Crescent Reserve then on. The team was linking up beautifully with great marks to Mini Max and Rozzo. Pre-match, the young central umpire described Moments later, Wheels got the ball from a his plans for interpretation of tacking rules. tap out at the top of the goal square, found The parents were very impressed by the young space, dodged and weaved, and snapped truly. ‘Razor Ray’ and hung on his every word. Even the players remained silent for a minute. Another highlight of the second quarter was a great punch forward to space from Red with First Quarter E a s t a follow up collect of the ball after outrunning Malvern 3.5.23 E a s t his opponent, taking a bounce and then driving Sandringham 1.0.6 long to the pocket. The ball made its way to the goal square where Redman stole the ball The game started with East Sandringham out of the pack and snapped a goal in his kicking an early goal. Once the ball came back to return game after three weeks out. Redman the centre, it was driven forward by Rozzo and had gone to the US for altitude training in then locked up in the Knights forward line for Arizona (well at least flying over Arizona ‘at most of the quarter, with Yoges’ press working altitude’ on his way to Virginia). It appeared beautifully. to be paying off.

The Blues kicked three great goals in the The Axe was tackling left and right, and Mini quarter and peppered the sticks with five Max was getting plenty of inside footy behinds. The first came from Wheels taking throughout the quarter. Rozzo marked at the down a long torpedo kick from The Axe at top of the goal square after an excellent pass centre half forward. The next was from Mini from Milsy. He converted for his second. Max on the run from 25 metres out. The third Mini Max also chipped in with a second goal. goal was the result of another ‘Red on the run’ performance after receiving a long kick forward Late in the quarter, East Sandy kicked a goal from Rozzo. against the run of play with a coast to coast carry of the ball. By half time, the Knights Mini Max dominated the clearances for the had kicked four goals to one and the lead had quarter. The Axe provided numerous hard ball extended out to 35 points. gets, and Willa and Milsy were penetrating with several kicks forward each. Despite the early EAST MALVERN JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUB

Third Quarter E a s t M a l v e r n was seeing plenty of it too. There was a 9.9.63 East Sandringham 2.2.14 great smother in the middle by O-Mac which resulted in Slacky gathering and bombing the The Knights totally dominated the third quarter, ball forward for another inside 50. keeping the home team scoreless. So in control were the Knights that about two minutes into Slammin got hold of the footy and drove it the third quarter, the Team trainer and the long into the forward line. Redman had a official photographer took a self-determined bounce and kicked long to full forward. The well-earned break to enjoy an egg and bacon roll, Maxes were on top and dominated the provided by the host team’s canteen. The rest clearances all through the quarter. of the coaching staff appeared bemused that they too were not offered the opportunity to The wind was beginning to pick up. This would participate. prove a factor is the last quarter.

In the meantime, there were a number of The East Sandy’s were kept scoreless in the highlights early in the quarter. These included a third quarter. When the siren sounded, the great cut off mark by Mini Max, and Red’s gut lead had now blown out to 49 points. running and long kicking into the forward line. Several minutes later, the trainer and Fourth Quarter E a s t M a l v e r n photographer finished their rolls and resumed 9.9.63 East Sandringham 4.3.27 their respective position. There were applauds from the coaches box! At the break, the coach asked for a big effort in the last quarter. The wind was The first goal of the quarter came from a great starting the roar. Despite kicking into a gale, pick up and gather by Macca. It was a fantastic there were some outstanding efforts by the goal, assisted by a great shepherd from Min young Knights. These included O-Macs Max after Red Man split the pack to open up the repeated kicks of the ball into the forward run for Macca. This was one for his granddad, line, Axe’s early contested mark, and Wheels who was sitting in the stands. The passage had continually driving the ball forward. Rozzo started when Duck had kicked forward, with Lo kept standing up and Milsy was finishing the picking it up, handballing to Milsy, who had day strong. There was a great overhead mark handballed to Mini Max to set up the play. by Rozzo surrounded by six East Sandies and Willa also marked strongly at centre half After another clearance forward, for a forward. prolonged period, the ball appeared stuck in the Knights forward line, with 25 players hovering Despite this effort, East Sandy goaled. It around the ball. The deadlock was broken when was their first in almost two quarters. In Tumo got his hands on the ball and passed it to response, O-mac kept getting his hands on The Axe. He broke through the heavy traffic, the footy. Mini max was involved in a quick surrounded by those 25 players and snapped his run out of the backline to Redman who first goal for the season, and his life. ‘He is on roosted the ball forward for Red to execute fire today’. The proud father then added that another great penetrating run and kick. the goal ‘Judd like’ as his chest expanded in the Through all this effort though, the boys cold morning air! appeared to be tiring a little. As a result, unlike the first three quarters, the East Seany came alive in the third quarter and Rozzo Sandy team had now locked the ball in their was dominating across half forward. Wheels forward half. Armers and Bear were showing EAST MALVERN JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUB that they still had something in the tank, quelling any fear of a comeback. Then East Sandy goaled and it was two in a row from home team!

As the game petered out, Slacker set up a great shot on goal but it was repelled on the last line with a Sandy mark. The ball was immediately driven back into the corridor where Seany marked and ran at goal. For the second time in U11 East Malvern Blues v East less than a minute, Sandy marked on the goal line. The Axe’s tackling intensified as the game Brighton Vampires went on, showing no signs of a drop off in Ground: Elsternwick Park pressure. First Quarter Score 1.1 v 0.0 For the quarter, there were two goals in junk time to home team. When the game ended the We started the match kicking with a very knights had recorded a 36 point win on the road, strong breeze. Archie made some great after a clinical first three quarters and an offensive moves with the wind. A good honest last term. With two weeks to the smother by Will kept the ball in the forward Lightning Premiership, the Knights were starting line. A great pass by Match to Nick then to exhibit season’s best form. linked to Archie who crumbed the first goal. Mitch Harding took a solid mark in defence Scores and sent the ball forward and whilst we had East Malvern Opposition all the play we didn’t make them pay on the 3.5.23 1.0.6 scoreboard. A solid quarter by Tomas and 7.7.49 2.2.14 Adam in the centre kept the pressure on. 9.9.63 2.2.14 Second Quarter Score 0.0 v 5.1 9.9.63 4.3.27 Against the wind Andy had a fantastic Goal scorers: quarter working in the defence. He worked Sam Whelan (Wheels) 2 well with Match providing centre clearances. Max Mulcahy (Mini Max) 2 A perfect tackle by Finn prevented a goal. Astin Buccella (Red) 1 Mitch McLennan did some great work Jack Reddrop (Redman) 1 handballing the ball forward to the teams Fraser Rosman (Rozzo) 1 advantage but again we didn’t get the score Max Olynyk (The Axe) 1 on the board. The opposition had a good quarter kicking 5 goals. Best Players: Third Quarter Score 2.4 v 1.1 The awards went to Milsy, Lo, Redman, and O- Mac, and Lo was awarded Player of the Week. Back kicking with the wind and Andy comes out firing again. Lots of in and under work. A great smother by Mitch Harding prevents a goal and then a huge kick with the wind by Archie resulted in a great goal by Adam. Josh E A S T M A L V E R N was a dangerous target in the forward line and Quinn was working solidly on the ball.

Fourth Quarter Score 0.0 v 3.1

Brandt worked tirelessly in defence in the last quarter with some good linking handballs to clear the danger zone. Nick was making the play driving the ball forward as the Knights were on the attack against the wind. Great play again by Andy kicking forward under pressure and then taking a great mark at the end of the quarter in a “Best on ground” Cold Rock performance.

Scores East Malvern Opposition 1.1.6 0.0.0 1.1.6 5.1.31 3.5.23 6.2.38 3.5.23 9.3.57

Goal scorers: Adam Boyle 1, Archie Lowe 1, Andrew Blaher 1

Award Winners: Mitchell Harding, Adam Boyle and Andrew Blaher EAST MALVERN JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUB

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