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Senior Finals Series Week 1 $2.00 FOOTY RECORD SENIOR FINALS SERIES WEEK 1 26th/27th August 2017 KICKIN’ IT WITH KRISTEN Editorial – Senior Final Series – Issue 1, 26th/27th Aug 2017 WELCOME TO THE FINALS By KRISTEN ALEBAKIS Welcome to the 2017 Senior Finals Series. After 18 weeks, the home and away season has come to a close and finals footy officially begins. Finals will be played across Saturday and Sunday at various venues across the west over the next four weekends, with the Division 3 and 2 Grand Finals scheduled for September 9 and 10. The Division 1 Grand Final will be played on either September 16 or 17 at VU Whitten Oval. This season has been an exciting one and this year’s finals series is shaping up to be one of the best to date. Deer Park are chasing their fifth consecutive Division 1 premiership. Spotswood and Sunshine, the only two teams to beat the Lions, are hot on their heels. In Division 2, North Footscray and the Yarraville Seddon Eagles will reignite their rivalry and Jason Cloke’s Parkside will go head-to-head with the Wyndham Suns’ potent WRFL Footy forward line. Record Finals footy is a different ball game to the regular season, so it should be an entertaining Western Region end to the season. Football League Also, a special shout out to Hoppers Crossing captain Mathew Ryan, who will play game number 400 on Sunday. President Meredith Angwin Ryan has been a stalwart for the Warriors for more than 20 years and has been a great leader and personality of our league. Congratulations on the milestone. Level 1, Whitten Oval, Footscray This year the WRFL crowned 17 new junior premiership champions. It has been a busy period for the junior competition and last weekend’s Grand Final CEO carnival at Galvin Park was a nice way to end the junior season. Turn to pages 44 and 45 Matthew Duck to see all the results. Office Keilor was also crowned the inaugural champion of the Senior Women’s WRFL/EDFL 03 9315 5400 competition. The Blues defeated Manor Lakes by 75-points, capping off an incredible undefeated season. Editor Kristen Alebakis It has been a fantastic season of Senior Women’s football, with four WRFL clubs involved – Manor Lakes, Tarneit, Caroline Springs and Glen Orden. In 2018, the WRFL hopes to field a standalone Senior Women’s competition, with several clubs across the west already expressing interest in fielding teams. Spotswood, the Yarraville Seddon Eagles, Laverton, North Sunshine and West Footscray are all working hard to recruit players. I would encourage anyone who is interested in playing women’s or girls footy next year to contact your local club. Cover: Spotswood’s Tom Finally, a reminder to stay connected with all of the league’s official media channels, website Langlands in action earlier and app to stay up-to-date with all the latest league news, videos and photo galleries. this year. Picture: LOCAL LEGENDS PHOTOGRAPHY See you at the footy. CONTENTS Finals Format .......................................................3 Umpires Corner .................................................35 Division 1.......................................................9–17 Under 19s ..........................................................35 Division 2.....................................................19–25 Goalkickers ........................................................43 Division 3.....................................................27–33 Junior Grand Final Results ........................... 44–45 1 WRFL Senior Footy Record FINALS FORMAT FINALS FORMAT 3 WRFL Senior Footy Record FINALS MATCHES WEEK 1 GAMES Hogans Road Reserve SATURDAY 9:30am – Hoppers Crossing v Albion – Wyndhamvale Reserve Under 19 Elimination Final 11:50am – Hoppers Crossing v Sunshine 11:50am – Manor Lakes v Newport – Division 1 Reserves Qualifying Final Power – Division 2 Reserves Semi Final 1 2:15pm – Spotswood v Sunshine – 2:15pm – Manor Lakes v Albanvale – Division 2 Seniors Semi Final 1 Division 1 Seniors Qualifying Final Dempster Park Hogans Road Reserve 11:50am – Wyndham Suns v Sunshine 9:30am – Yarraville Seddon Eagles v Heights – Division 3 Reserves Semi Altona – Under 19 Qualifying Final Final 1 11:50am – Yarraville Seddon Eagles v 2:15pm – Tarneit v Sunshine Heights – North Footscray – Division 2 Reserves Division 3 Seniors Semi Final 1 Semi Final 2 2:15pm – North Footscray v Yarraville As per WRFL By-Law 3.28, in the event of a draw in any of the final series of matches Seddon Eagles – Division 2 Seniors Semi up to and including the Grand Final, the Final 2 match shall continue under the rules of Dempster Park extra time until one team can be deemed 11:50am – Parkside v Tarneit Division – the winner. At the completion of official 3 Reserves Semi Final 2 time both goal umpires will confer and confirm to the field umpire the score is level. 2:15pm – Parkside v Wyndham Suns – If this is confirmed both teams will change Division 3 Seniors Semi Final 2 ends and play for five (5) minutes (no time SUNDAY on). After five (5) minutes (no time on), Burbank Oval both teams will again change ends and play for five (5) minutes (no time on) at 11:50am – Deer Park v Werribee Districts which time both goal umpires will confer – Division 1 Reserves Elimination Final again. During such extra play, Coaches are 2:15pm – Hoppers Crossing v Werribee not permitted to address their players. This Districts – Division 1 Seniors process (2 x 5 minutes) shall be continued Elimination Final until a winner can be declared. www.wrfl.org.au 4 MATCHES LIST WRFL FINALS VENUES WESTERN REGION FOOTBALL LEAGUE SENIOR FINALS VENUES 2017 DATE COMPETITION FINAL VENUE GRADES Saturday 26th August Division 1 Qualifying Final Wyndhamvale Reserve Seniors, Reserves Division 2 Second Semi Final Hogans Road Reserve Seniors, Reserves Division 3 Second Semi Final Dempster Park Seniors, Reserves Under-19 Qualifying Final Hogans Road Reserve Sunday 27th August Division 1 Elimination Final Burbank Oval Seniors, Reserves Division 2 First Semi Final Hogans Road Reserve Seniors, Reserves Division 3 First Semi Final Dempster Park Seniors, Reserves Under-19 Elimination Final Hogans Road Reserve Saturday 2nd September Division 1 Second Semi Final Burbank Oval* Seniors, Reserves Division 2 Preliminary Final Hogans Road Reserve Seniors, Reserves Under-19 Second Semi Final Hogans Road Reserve Sunday 3rd September Division 1 First Semi Final Burbank Oval Seniors, Reserves Division 3 Preliminary Final Wyndhamvale Reserve Seniors, Reserves Under-19 First Semi Final Wyndhamvale Reserve Saturday 9th September Division 1 Preliminary Final Burbank Oval Seniors, Reserves Division 3 Grand Final Hogans Road Reserve Seniors, Reserves Under-19 Preliminary Final Hogans Road Reserve Sunday 10th September Division 2 Grand Final Burbank Oval Seniors, Reserves Sat 16th or Sun 17th Division 1 Grand Final Whitten Oval Seniors, Reserves, September* Under 19s *Subject to confirmation VENUES • Burbank Oval, Morris St, Williamstown; • Whitten Oval, Barkly St, Footscray West; • Dempster Park, Phoenix St, Sunshine North; • Hogans Road Reserve, Hogans Rd, Hoppers Crossing; • Wyndhamvale Reserve, Black Forest Rd, Wyndhamvale. For all other details and up-to-date finals and venue information and confirmations, see the WRFL web- site: www.wrfl.asn.au FINALS VENUES 5 WRFL Senior Footy Record BRAYBROOK SPORTING CLUB FOUNDED 1874 The Braybrook Sporting Club is seeking applicants for the following coaching positions for season 2018. Senior Coach Senior Assistant Coach Reserves Coach Reserves Assistant Coach Please contact the Club Secretary Mick Bouchaud MOB: 0457 925 792 to put forward an application. WRFL SOCIALS Check out what was posted online about your club last week. SOCIALS 7 WRFL Senior Footy Record DIVISION 1 Fixture ROUND 1 1/04/2017 ROUND 10 24/06/2017 Deer Park 15.9-99 def Altona 13.12-90 Altona 12.11-83 lost to Deer Park 16.5-101 Sunshine 11.13-79 lost to Spotswood 14.9-93 Spotswood 12.11-83 def Sunshine 10.14-74 Caroline Springs 8.17-65 lost to Albion 12.10-82 Albion 13.13-91 def Caroline Springs 11.9-75 Werribee Districts 15.20-110 def Wyndhamvale 3.7-25 Wyndhamvale 4.9-33 lost to Werribee Districts 14.9-93 Hoppers Crossing 16.11-107 def St Albans 6.6-42 St Albans 10.15-75 lost to Hoppers Crossing 19.7-121 ROUND 2 8/04/2017 ROUND 11 1/07/2017 Spotswood 14.8-92 def Deer Park 8.10-58 Deer Park 16.16-112 def Spotswood 5.6-36 Albion 4.9-33 lost to Sunshine 17.14-116 Sunshine 16.23-119 def Albion 7.6-48 Wyndhamvale 8.14-62 def Caroline Springs 5.12-42 Caroline Springs 14.14-98 def Wyndhamvale 7.11-53 Werribee Districts 10.13-73 def St Albans 9.15-69 St Albans 5.11-41 lost to Werribee Districts 14.11-95 Altona 5.6-36 lost to Hoppers Crossing 5.13-43 Hoppers Crossing 15.11-101 def Altona 7.9-51 ROUND 3 22/04/2017 ROUND 12 8/07/2017 Deer Park 16.14-110 def Albion 6.11-47 Albion 12.14-86 lost to Deer Park 14.9-93 Sunshine 12.27-99 def Wyndhamvale 3.9-27 Wyndhamvale 7.2-44 lost to Sunshine 14.11-95 Caroline Springs 10.9-69 lost to St Albans 19.10-124 St Albans 10.15-75 lost to Caroline Springs 12.7-79 Werribee Districts 14.12-96 def Hoppers Crossing 13.16-94 Hoppers Crossing 11.8-74 lost to Werribee Districts 11.11-77 Spotswood 12.11-83 def Altona 12.8-80 Altona 9.15-69 lost to Spotswood 14.5-89 ROUND 4 29/04/2017 ROUND 13 15/07/2017 Wyndhamvale 3.7-25 lost to Deer Park 16.18-114 Deer Park 29.17-191 def Wyndhamvale 3.11-29 St Albans 4.8-32 lost to Sunshine 20.18-138 Sunshine 16.20-116 def St Albans 9.7-61 Hoppers Crossing 25.12-162 def Caroline Springs 2.6-18 Caroline Springs 10.6-66 lost to Hoppers Crossing 22.21-153 Altona 18.13-121
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