Round 12 | Wrap up | Shark Attack – Presidents Letter on a More Sombre Note, We Reach out to the Scanlon Family and Offer a Thoughts and Prayers

Park Orchards North Ringwood Parish Junior Football Club

Edition 13, 2018 Sunday 5 August, 2018

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Ava Leonard busting through 3 opponents U15 Brock leaping high www.sharksjfc.org.au Round 12 | Wrap Up | Shark Attack – Presidents Letter On a more sombre note, we reach out to the Scanlon family and offer a thoughts and prayers. Tom played his junior football at the Sharks and tragically, in only his early 20’s, passed away Round 13 Sunday morning. His siblings, Sam, Jack and Lucy are also former Sharks. To the family, we Hi All Sharks, are feeling your tragic loss and offer our assistance however it may be needed. Tuesday 24th July saw all our Colts, U18YG, Life Members, past Presidents, Parents, Helpers YJFL Summer Development Program and Representatives enjoyed a wonderful dinner at Club Kilsyth. We shared on the foundations The YJFL Summer Program starts in September. It applies to players wanting to improve of how the Club has been built over the last 49 years with statistics and figures. This further their skills over a 5-6 week period. Open to Girls U11 to U16 (2018 Season) and Boys U10 – continued into the Club’s vision going forward and the opportunities for all boys and girls U13 (2018 Season). Please contact your Team Manager for more information. Alternatively, being given the chance to be in a team environment and being part of something special. The Shannon Lennie at the YJFL Headquarters on 9850 6615 PONRPJFC is a bastion to create positive growth whilst offering a pathway for every player and family to be the best they can be. The legacy we have inherited via previous Committees Committee is important to us and the pressure to continue is acknowledged. At the end of the season, some Committee Members step down from their role of Thanks goes to Mason Witnish, our Under 19’s Captain and Michael Prosenak, the Senior’s responsibility. If you think you could be a candidate to be involved next year, then please let Vice Captain for their attendance and speeches. They shared with us their journey from The me know. We have filled a number of on and off Committee roles but still require assistance. Sharks JFC and the transition into the PCFNC family. We are seeking to fill the roles of Director of Football, Team Managers Coordinator and Events Coordinator. To our younger Sharks Members in U10 – U12 we will be making contact over the This was followed up with Daniel Gorringe sharing his time from the Draft to his seven seasons next few weeks to assess your potential involvement. as an AFL footballer. Taken No. 10 in the super draft of 2010 on the Gold Coast, his name called out first that year as it was top down. From his excitement of the Draft, to his Rookie Team Managers Season for the Suns, then onto major injury. The frank and open discourse shared by Daniel Confirming your de-briefing meeting with Steve Siesmaa at Club Ringwood on Thursday 9th of his life at the Suns, the times of injury and the ultimate rejection by his coach had everyone August at 7:00pm. Please can you all try very hard to be there. The pack up and associated hanging onto his every word. The move to Carlton gave him a new lease of lease of life until routines need to be explained to all. Also a thank you from the club with complimentary dinner cruelled by Achilles injuries for a third time left him bereft of an AFL career. and arrival drink. We felt his passion and disappointment at trying to understand “Daniel Gorringe – The Elite Coaches Meeting Footballer” was no longer. It’s what and how he saw himself. Now he had to show grit, determination, fortitude, and redesign who he was in life. What a heavy burden for anyone Likewise, all Coaches, you have your end of season catch-up and finals presentation dinner to bear, let alone a 24/25 year old. Thankfully, he has commenced a new career and has on the 7th of August, at Domeney Club Rooms at 7.00pm. Please, we really need everyone rediscovered his love of football now playing with the Sharks senior side. there to discuss the end of season wrap-up. Look forward to seeing you all there for the comprehensive end of season summation and activities required. Thank you and well done Daniel for sharing your true feelings, walk to date in life and a vision in going forward. A message all our young players can take on board and put into action, FINAL ROUND & BURGER NIGHT Sunday 12th August - SPONSORS NIGHT when the going gets tough, or events at times look a little cloudy Our final night for end of home and away season. Great chance to thank all who have helped I was delightfully advised by the YJFL at Wednesday night’s President’s meeting of three out and wish those in the finals all the best. wonderful achievements in 2018. Whilst our club is committed to friendship and participation A great way for our club to thank all our sponsors for 2018. The club will provide in the U8’s and U9’s this changes as the years go by. As bodies mature and skill levels complimentary food and a drink or two as a way of saying thanks. increase the Sharks have various pathways of opportunity available for players who demonstrate great composure, ability, skills and maturity. This is not to take away from players There will be a huge jumping castle on the night. The annual club sprint will go ahead, so enjoying their weekly matches but intensity in upper levels is regularly scouted. This year we coaches please have your nomination to Football Support by 5th August. have three players who have made the YJFL upper age Teams of the Year. AGM & PRESENTATION Sunday 9th September Representing the P.O.N.R.P.J.F.C. in the Colts is Alex Magnano. Representing the Sharks in the Youth Girls are Katerina Stylianou and Isabelle Pollock. On behalf of the club, the committee Under our constitution, all members are encouraged to attend the short formalities which will offer heartfelt congratulations to the three who have made this year’s 2018 team and been be conducted mid-way through presentation. Awards for Best and Fairest and a wrap up of recognised for their efforts. Over the next few weeks, I hope to receive confirmation of other the season, will occur in 3 age groups with the AGM in between. Times to be confirmed in Sharks players who have been selected in their age groups. Round 14’s President’s Report.

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The boys played at Bulleen Park on Sunday against a well established Bulleen/Templestowe outfit. We had played this team twice before and were aware of what this team had to offer. The warm up was great, the boys were in tune and ready to hit the turf! We started kicking with the wind. A slight breeze of about 100kph and pushing trees into a limbo position. The boys locked it down our end and kick a couple of handy first qtr goals. The second qtr we had Mother Nature against us. This clearly didn’t deter the boys as we locked it into our half of the ground and pressured there players into making easy mistakes and making good of the chances. 3rd qtr was much the same as the first, a lot of possession, a lot of great ball skills and great target kicking, allowing for wind and player movement. The young sharks moved the ball using forward thinking and not just blazing away with silly kicks that can easily be turned over. In the forth qtr the opposition were starting to get niggly, pushing and shoving and teasing as young boys do. Our Sharks, rather than biting the head off the prey, manned up and simply walked away from silly behaviour. If their teammates were getting pushed around they stuck up for each other and stood strong. It was great to see the boys show maturity and sense in the matter. We finished our game strongly and smartly. Using vital possessions to move the ball forward against the breeze and run rather than kick which proved successful. Well done to all the boys and the volunteers for there efforts on the day.

THE SHARK ATTACK 6 Edition 13, 2018 THE SHARK ATTACK 7 Edition 13, 2018 UNDER 8 BLACK UNDER 8 BLACK Squad Members COACH: Micheal Parker Jumper Name Jumper Name SPONSORED BY: 1 Ethan Genever 10 Luke O'Neil Parker Krueger Projects www.kruegerprojects.com.au 2 Archie Hattwich 12 Jackson Hartley 6 Harry McInerney 14 Marcus Di Battista The Grand Hotel Warrandyte 9844 3202 7 Lucas Zylan 18 Alex Giosserano 8 Finn Arbuthnot 19 Hugh Marsh 9 Kruze O'Neill 34 James Cahill

James Cahill – Played well, Tackled and chased really well. Took a nice mark in the goal square for a nice shot on goal and on the McDonalds award. Finn Arbuthnot – Terrific game by Finn. Finn laid around 100 hundred tackles, well that’s what it looked like to me. He chased hard all day and made lots of long kicks to his Team mates. This week U8 Black played away at Warrandyte. We arrived at the ground excited to find out that we would be playing a game on a whole oval and we were provided with an umpire from Lucas Zylan – We missed Lucas this week as he was unable to play. I reckon he would have the league which was very exciting, almost like playing under 9’s. We played on the bottom loved playing in the mud at Warrandyte. oval which was pretty wet and muddy (I wondered whether Warrandyte took inspiration Sam Benstead – I said it last week and I’ll say it again, gets better every week. After a quiet from St Kilda and left the sprinklers on overnight??), so all 11 Sharks players were playing in first quarter, Sam bounced back and competed hard. His multiple efforts and tackling kept (muddy) unfamiliar conditions, and they handled it really well. the pressure right on the opposition. He did a great job in the midfield and forward line. It was a bit of a slow start by the Sharks and Warrandyte capitalised kicking some early goals Luke O’Neil Parker – had the ball on a string in the 3rd quarter – absolutely killed it. Luke with some good ball movement. I was very proud of the Team because after a tough first had at least 10 kicks in the premiership quarter and followed it up with a strong final term, quarter, the boy’s bounced back and really started to play as a Team, which helped generate a running hard and tackling the opposition. few shots on goal for us. This week the Team was lead by Archie. He played a great Captains game, setting the tone early with some brave marking in the forward line and some excellent work in the midfield. Archie competed hard all day with lots of second efforts which was great to watch. Some special mentions this week: Ethan Genever – Despite some niggling injuries, Ethan fought on today. His tackling is a real feature. He worked hard around the ground and got quite a few kicks. Ethan played a great Team game, especially after quarter time. Marcus Di Battista – Played well – had a good run in the midfield, chased hard and made some good tackles. Competed hard whilst in the backline and manned up really well. Hugh Marsh – Played well, Hugh kept his opponent quiet all day and won plenty of the ball when he was in the midfield. Hugh was really good a moving the ball on quickly from the free kicks he was awarded. Harry McInerney – Harry competed hard all day long. In the last quarter, whilst in the backline, Harry saved a number of goals with his effort. Lots of tackles and desperate lunges for the ball and some big kicks from defence to our midfield. Alex ‘Dusty’ Giosserano – Alex played well. Used the ball well in the second half, passed the ball well to his team mates and then followed up further down the field with more possessions.

THE SHARK ATTACK 8 Edition 13, 2018 THE SHARK ATTACK 9 Edition 13, 2018 UNDER 9 RED extra hard both in the midfield and defence. You could sense the crowd was apprehensive COACH: Damien Noonan and that Warrandyte was keen to put in a strong showing. SPONSORED BY: At quarter time the boys came in after relishing the opportunity to be masters of their own CLUB RINGWOOD destiny I was surprised but also pleased at how they adjusted to the umpires interpretation of a mark, where once they would whinge they just accepted the umpiring and adjusted. Ritchie Appleby: 9879 8733 The second quarter we had 4 back up forward and this helped our scoring efficiency, Park Orchards R v Warrandyte found it hard to get the ball deep forward with our tackling pressure being a focus Warrandyte PMS 7546 of our effort, the boys made it hard for them to get clear, hunting in packs with one laying the UNDER 9 RED Squad Members tackle and another shark mopping up the left overs. With a defence first attitude win the ball and attack the boys started to hit the score board. Our movement was starting to get better Jumper Surname Name Jumper Surname Name giving our teammates up the ground a target, the midfield moving across the ground to space for the defenders to clear wide. 1 Duffy Patrick 12 Nicholls Julian 2 Hales Ben 14 Wachter Kai Sharks game was kicking into Action. Half time and the boys tucked into some well-earned 4 Radle Ryan 19 Walsh Liam oranges and a drink. Playing on a bigger ground the boys were working hard and you could 5 Fortington James 23 Nicholls Ben see the effort they had been putting in. 6 Davis Elliot 24 James Henry Not much to be said but to back yourself look after your mate be positive and attack the ball. 7 Robertson Thomas 28 Inglese Will Warrandyte kept at it and didn’t give up, the Sharks not wanting to let Warrandyte back in 8 Noonan Xavier 39 Noonan Darcy started to turn the screws, when challenged the boys dig in and shift up a gear, all the boys 9 Hales Angus 52 Lanza Oliver have that competitive desire, the best part is they do it as a team not as individuals, working hard in tight, quick hands to someone free and look to deliver to someone in a better spot, They say a week is a long time in footy and for us Carlton supporters even longer. So, weather it be moving the ball from defence to a shot from 15m out to a teammate 5 meters heading to the land of nod post Victory the evening before our derby against our local out, the boys look to share the ball and bring each other into the game. Warranditians, instead of counting sheep but counting the premiership cups adorning the Like most weeks the evenness of the side is evident as the boys tend to accelerate away from wall of the mighty Princes Park, thinking about some of the all-time great encounters against opposition towards the end of a game. They play a well balanced game generally and when some of our most despised opposition, who could forget beating the Bombers in the 1999 they get rolling they are hard to stop, some passages of play moving the ball from defence prelim, Wayne Harmes whacking the ball back in from the 5th row of the G to Ken Sheldon to to the forward line without the ball hitting the deck, fairly impressive for 8 and 9 year old’s. inflict more premiership pain in the Pies, the world started to make sense again. Waking after Something the Suns could have done with the night before. a peaceful night’s sleep and feeling secure and warm under the doona like I was back sitting in the Jack Elliot Stand where a brown paper bag full of cash could solve all our problems. If The boys finished the game strong with respect for each other the umpire and the opposition. only…….. • Elliot-Super game keep it up Eventually the Noonan men had to come back to reality and grab their gear and head on • Ben N-Well battled early and finished the game leading like a true-blue bagger (Sticks) down to Warrandyte to meet their teammates and take on the Bloods, keeping with our • Kia-Super last quarter up forward success from the night before Ben N a true-Blue bagger was made captain. • Ollie-Strong again, attacking the ball in the air Each week the coaching team try and come up with a way to challenge the boys, as they are • Ryan-Welcome back, a but rusty and looking tired, but worked into the game. getting towards the end of playing footy in zones we decided that no coaches would be on • Darcy-Presence on the field and looking to finish the season strong. the ground to help guide them and to give the boys the opportunity to organise themselves • James-Keep it up, in and out of the packs working well during the game, natural leaders start to come out and direct each of their teammates in the • Thomas-Impressed with work rate and developing footy smarts zones. It was fantastic to see how they would make sure each other had an opponent and • Liam-Another solid game, bursting pace is a real weapon. was manning up or that we set up as planned at very ruck contest. • Xavier-Back to his pressuring best, some super tackles unrewarded but kept at it until the Starting a couple players down keeping the ball in the forward line was going to be difficult ump gave one but Ollie, Ben N and Elliot never gave up and ensured we kicked a couple goals against the • Patrick-Likewise, he and Xavier terrorised Warrandyte with tackling pressure, played the odds giving the midfield reward for effort. ball all day • Will-Mister efficient, time with the ball putting his teammates into space The game was even in the 1st quarter with both teams having their chance to score. Warrandyte moved the ball well across the ground and then forward making our boys work

THE SHARK ATTACK 10 Edition 13, 2018 THE SHARK ATTACK 11 Edition 13, 2018 • Henry-3 in a row, being rewarded for 2nd and 3rd efforts, presenting up forward time and again. • Julian-Desperation all day that culminated in a super snap around the corner from the pocket. Standing amongst our parents today I would like to say you all are fantastic in the way you support the boys and are respectful towards other clubs and their children applauding great play from all children. Very proud to be part of this group and love being part of your children’s weekend sporting activities and part of their lives. Go Sharks & Blues….. Awards: Kai Wachter, Darcy Noonan Opposition Award James Fortington

THE SHARK ATTACK 12 Edition 13, 2018 THE SHARK ATTACK 13 Edition 13, 2018 UNDER 9 BLACK UNDER 9 BLACK Squad Members COACH: Sam Phelan Jumper Name Jumper Name SPONSORED BY: 43 Grace Allan 51 Jack Ottens Jellis Craig Doncaster 14 Coby Baker 13 Luca Phelan Dallas Taylor / Daniel Broadbent: 8841 4888 8 Archie Conlan 15 Charli Phelan 46 Patrick Cronin 3 Casey Prichard 49 Lucas Daley 44 Arlo Ross Another Chilly morning, this time at Templestowe Reserve. 16 Max Georgostathis 42 Archie Rowe 12 Alexander Kupinic 40 Joel Troani QTR 1 52 Hudson Lynch 45 Charlie Wilson • Coby hits up Lucas with a nice pass, Lucas takes it cleanly below the knees • Templestowe win it back but then Coby hits up Lucas who takes another strong mark QTR 3 • Archie C gets a free kick after going in hard for the ball • Jack passes to Coby who sells some candy and runs forward • Archie R good pass to Luca who marks well kicks forward • Arlo gets a nice tap in the ruck • Arlo gets a free for a push, first to the ball rewarded • Arlo hand pass to Archie R who kicks a long goal • Archie R kicks long to Luca who runs in to kick a great goal • Jack takes a strong mark in defence • Archie R passes to Luca again who kicks a point • Luca and Hudson lay a double tackle. Free kick against but the teamwork was good • From the kick in Hudson takes a strong mark. Goes back and kicks a long goal! • Luca lays another strong tackle, not rewarded • Templestowe move forward from the ball up for a point • Templestowe goal • From the resulting kick in Coby and Casey link up well to move the ball out of defence • Archie Rowe kicks a long point • Templestowe win it back and surge forward but again Coby attacks and wins the ball, • Luca takes a strong mark, moves the ball forward having a good patch passes to Casey who kicks out of defence • Templestowe win the quarter narrowly • Templestowe win it back again, surge forward and kick a goal • Arlo chasing hard and working to get the ball but Templestowe kick another point QTR 4 • Templestowe attacking but, against the run of play, Sharks link up kicks and handpasses • Grace takes a mark, passes to Arlo kicks forward for Luca who kicks a behind from defence to attack and kick a great goal • Joel lays a strong tackle • Goal Templestowe Sharks win the quarter • Templestowe getting into the game kick another behind QTR 2 • Hudson has a purple patch takes 3 strong marks and kicks 3 booming kicks forward • Coby kicks a really nice point, playing well • Hudson takes another mark and kicks it long for a behind • Jack scores a goal • Luca gets a goal so Sharks win the qtr and the match! • Hudson with another long kick forward Templestowe coaches award goes to Charli P for a great goal • Arlo lays a strong tackle, free kick against but the intent was right • Archie R saves a goal on the line Coach Phelan awards Jack for his tackling pressure • Jack kicks a goal, off his left from the pocket. Nice goal Jack! Coach P awards Coby for a great game • Hudson kicks another long kick which leads to a point. He’s got his kicking boots on today Coach P awards Hudson goals, kicks and marks in a complete performance, his best • Coby and Casey link up again game to date, well done Hudson • Coby has the ball on a string getting multiple touches • Jack kicks to Coby who marks. Passes to Casey again who goals, great play Captains: Patrick Cronin & Lucas Dalety • Hudson lays a strong tackle ball spills to Luca who kicks a goal • Coby kicks a dribble goal on the run • Coby kicks another goal having a great game • Charli P gets the ball in the goal square, shrugs off tackles then kicks the goal. Way to go Charli! Sharks win the qtr well THE SHARK ATTACK 14 Edition 13, 2018 THE SHARK ATTACK 15 Edition 13, 2018 UNDER 10 RED UNDER 10 RED Squad Members COACH: Arthur Antonellas Jumper Surname Name Jumper Surname Name SPONSORED BY: 1 Antonellos Zac 19 Hume Riley Pneutech 2 Italiano Gabriel 20 Hulbert Oscar 1300 879 613 3 Nielsen Daniel 22 Innes Beau 4 Smith Ned 29 Di Donato Isaac Blacks 12.3.75 Def 5 Strik Harry 35 De Rooden Albert Reds 5.4.34 6 Elliott Tom 37 Fortington William 7 Prest Joshua 40 Hattwich Felix 8 Bryant Tom 42 Fry Harvey With the season coming to an end, the boys headed to Stintons for the annual local derby 10 Mcleod Samuel 43 Ross Logan against the Sharks black team. 16 Motteram Lachlan 44 Stephens Zane Both teams were pretty excited about playing with their mates and the game didn’t let us 17 Knight Kai 47 Torner William down. 18 Bettiol Joshua 48 Farrell Nate Early in the first quarter the midfield of Zac, Dan, Josh P and Nate got on top and that resulted in great goals to Dan and Logan. The backline which included Harvey, Josh B, Zane, Riley, Gabe and Ned all did well keeping the blacks to only 3 goals. Major highlights included Dans mark and goal and Joshy Betiol’s massive kick out from full back. The second quarter was a tough one as the blacks took control. Back men Tom B, Josh P, Felix, Dan, Zac and Ned all tried hard. The midfield led by Will F and Alby tried hard and threw themselves at the ball. Tom E and Isaac both had a great quarter. Major highlights included Rossi goal on the run and the hard work put in by Kai, Lachy and Harry in the forward line. The 3rd quarter would see both teams fighting hard and throwing everything they had into the game. Beau and Oscar tried hard as did Tom B, Harvey, Lachy and Tom E. Little Kai loved playing on the wing amd with Will T fighting hard on the back flank we managed to keep the Sharks to 4 goals for the quarter. A special mention should be made of the efforts by both Alby and Will F who tried their hearts out. The last quarter was a great one with Nate, Logan, Zane and Nate getting on top of their opponents. Will T and Felix dominated their wings and the ball spent allot of time in our forward line for the whole quarter. Noodles kept getting plenty of the ball as did Zac, Nate, Logan and Presty. Dan Nielsen back in the middle also provided allot of drive. Major highlights included Josh Betiols 2 goals for the quarter which would see us outscore our opposition in the last quarter once again. Each ruck contest was keenly fought, as was Under 10 Black players (in red!) swamp an every ground ball. opposition player. Fantastic game was had by both teams and I’m sure everyone there would agree with me in saying that there is a bright future for this group of kids. Final score Blacks 12.3.75 def Reds 5.4.34 Goals: 2 Josh B, 2 Rossy and 1 Dan Nielsen Best players: the whole team Awards: Harry & Kai

THE SHARK ATTACK 16 Edition 13, 2018 THE SHARK ATTACK 17 Edition 13, 2018 UNDER 10 BLACK UNDER 10 BLACK Squad Members COACH: Daniel Bullen Jumper Surname Name Jumper Surname Name SPONSORED BY: 1 McIntyre Justin 27 Thomas Isaiah MEGA PET WAREHOUSE 3 Brown Indy 30 Arifovic Keegan Sam Raso 9879 6299 5 Eastwood Campbell 32 McDonald Eamon 6 DiGrazia Noah 33 Hine Cohen Sharks Black 12.3. 75 Def Sharks Red 5.4. 34 7 Tasca Daniel 34 Halls Harry 8 McGowan Sean 38 Kinnear Cash ROUND 13 Sharks U10 Black vs Sharks U10 Red 9 Paciocci Luke 41 Brown Harrison 10 Laurence William 44 Shamloo Liam Sunday, July 29 2018 – 9.30am at Stintons Reserve 11 Daley Josh 45 Hamilton Logan It has almost taken the entire season for the two PONRJFC Sharks Under 10 teams to play 14 Sonderhof Logan 49 Wheatley Granger each other, but it was well worth the wait. 15 Stephen Alexander 50 Wallace Austin The boys played a highly skilful match in front of many parents at Stintons on Sunday, and 19 Zylan Dominic 51 Williamson Daniel both teams should be congratulated for their attitude and sportsmanship. This culminated in 21 Bullen Fynn the coaches Daniel Bullen and Arthur Antonellos sharing some encouraging words before both teams joining together in a combined circle to belt out the team song after the match. If this game was any indication, the PONRJFC are in good hands with two full teams of Under 10s enjoying their football, playing as a team for their teammates and coaches, and But nothing is straight forward, and as it turned out it was the Sharks U10 Black team in red continuing to represent the jumper with distinction. guernseys, and the Sharks U10 Red team in black! Final scores Sharks Black 12.3. 75 Def Sharks Red 5.4. 34 First Quarter Captains: Daniel Williamson & Harry Halls For most of the season, the boys have gotten off to slow starts and it was the case again on Sunday, with Sharks Red kicking the first couple of goals to skip to a handy lead, as the Effort Awards: Indy Brown & Noah Di Grazia Sharks Black boys were unable to stop the oppositions centre clearances and run into their forward line. But once the boys began to switch on, they controlled territory for the second half of the quarter , hit the front and took a one goal margin into quarter time. Second Quarter After acknowledging the slow start at the quarter time huddle, the Coach reminded the boys that they got back into the game through harder running, numbers at the contest and a willingness to be involved. The quarter time chat must’ve resonated, because the Sharks Black boys burst out of the blocks to kick four goals to one in an exciting quarter of footy played by both teams. Third Quarter Back in the rooms at half time, the boys demolished the oranges and set some objectives for the second half before their customary half time warm up had them charging out for the third quarter. Kicking to the BMX track end, the ball was locked at times deep in our forward 50m with some great tackling by both sides. A couple of quick snaps extended the lead for the Both PONRJFC Sharks Under 10 teams came Sharks Black team. together to belt out the club song after the Final Quarter match. With some of the boys having their best game of the season, either by finding the footy a bit more or hitting the scoreboard, the last quarter was an arm wrestle as the wind picked up. The big men fly! Each team kicked one goal in the last stanza – a fitting end to what was a great contest.

THE SHARK ATTACK 18 Edition 13, 2018 THE SHARK ATTACK 19 Edition 13, 2018 UNDER 11 RED UNDER 11 RED Squad Members COACH: Rob Sette Jumper Surname Name Jumper Surname Name SPONSORED BY: 1 Hirvonen-Blunt Lukas 16 Nicholls Lucas MCG Windows Grant Milton: (03) 9723 9705 2 Sette Jacob 17 Kilworth Felix 3 Young Gabriel 18 Milton Henry Dickson Plumbing Services 0410 627 567 4 Harvie Mason 20 Drummond Campbell 5 Todero Dylan 22 Waddy Bruce Park Orchards 2.3.15 Def by 6 Wilson Zac 25 Nicholls Max St. Mary’s 6.4.40 7 Leonard Archie 26 Sestan Owen 9 Di Conza Riley 27 Allan Lachlan Today we had four boys celebrate their 50th game…Henry, Zac, Bruce and Jacob B. 10 Bridger Jacob 28 Beach Max Congratulations boys, and what a big banner it was! While we were celebrating the St. Mary’s boys were very focused and switched on and looked like they meant business. 13 Knight James 43 Inglese Jack We were kicking against the breeze in the first quarter and the opposition used it well kicking 14 Steele-Bonney Byron 53 Sultana Jayden two good goals to get off to a good start. Our boys were not playing with the usual endeavour 15 Dickson Lachlan and looked a bit hesitant around the contest. We asked for a bit more effort in the second quarter, and while we controlled the ball a bit more, we were not able to put anything on the scoreboard. Our best passage of play saw some outstanding kicking skills displayed by Mason and Lucas N and the long kick to the forward line was marked strongly by the leading forward Zac. Unfortunately he could not convert. Dylan had a great first half, cracking in and showing the boys how to put their head over the ball and win the contest. Lachlan D also had a good first half, getting a lot of the ball and enjoying the tough stuff in the contests. Unfortunately, not enough were contributing. The boys were given a bit of a rev up at half time by Grant with some very inspiring words, but the response was not there in the third quarter. Felix was one who did respond, using his pace and taking the game on at every opportunity. Campbell, in defence, was outstanding. He reads the ball so well and knows when to leave his man and impact the contest. Lucas N tried hard all day and was able to create a few good sets of play for us. The three quarter time huddle saw a lot of boys with their heads down, and despite some encouraging words it was not to be our day today. We kicking a couple of late consolation goals, but we were outplayed today by a team that wanted the ball more, wanted the win more and were prepared to put their bodies on the line and work harder in spreading from the contest. These are things we will address at training in the next few weeks and we look forward to seeing how the boys respond against the top team in the top of the table clash. Captains: Bruce, Zac, Jacob B and Henry Goal Kickers: Felix 1, Lucas N 1 Best players: Spirit of the Sharks Award - Lachlan D MCG Windows Award - Campbell Dickson Plumbing Award - Dylan

THE SHARK ATTACK 20 Edition 13, 2018 THE SHARK ATTACK 21 Edition 13, 2018 UNDER 11 BLACK UNDER 11 BLACK Squad Members COACH: Michael James Jumper Surname Name Jumper Surname Name SPONSORED BY: 1 Davis Oliver 15 King James Canon Toyota 4 Bradshaw Byron 16 Sizer Charlie Rob Little: 9459 3277 5 Foxwell Austin 18 Arbuthnot Sam 6 Ficinus Elliot 19 Read Harrison Park Orchards (A) 0. 1. 1 Def by Camberwell 18. 10. 118 8 Taylor Broc 20 Mcdiarmid Will 9 Tang Bosco 21 Noonan Hamish 10 James Archie 22 Mcdiarmid Tom Sometimes you sit there and wonder what to say. You wonder if the things you are saying 11 Fletcher Cameron 23 Allan Jordan make sense if those things are being heard or falling on deaf ears. 12 Kelly Sean 24 Simos Jacob We talk a lot about effort, respect and discipline. We set up drills designed to improve our 13 Little Jedd 25 Arifovic Cruz kicking or handballing and include skills like tackling or shepherding. 14 Shallvey Tom But the one thing we struggle to teach is resilience. How do you explain to a 10-year-old boy that being beaten by 20 goals will make them a better person in the long run, especially when AS for the game all the boys tried their best. Young Will had his best game for the year racking their best losing margin has been 40 points? up several possessions especially in the last quarter. Having run hard off the ball, Ollie found Its not the kids fault, they try, believe me they try, but it’s hard to understand sometimes what himself in great position several times. Marking and playing on as per team instructions. you are trying for. BT and Byron battled hard against a much bigger opposition. Hamish was solid and continued Resilience is an ‘on-trend’ term we use a lot these days and it’s a term we find very easy to to fight till the end. Harry was also having his best game of the year as he took out some associate with kids but id like to take this opportunity to turn towards the parents. The reason aggression on the opposition with some fierce tackling. Corey worked hard from limited is that there is no greater pain in life than watching your kids suffer. As a parent it takes an opportunities in the forward line. Archie, Broc and Ozzie battled all day laying many tackles incredible amount of resilience to bring yourself to watch as your kids try and try and try again and break many more. with the result always heading down the same path. Sean Kelly has become a beautiful kick of the football and uses it so well. It’s heart breaking. Our co-captains for the day Sam and Jordy lead from the front. Elliot continued to put himself So, to my parent group, you are all amazing in the way you support the boys, always finding at the bottom of the pack as did Bosco. the positive points to focus on and having faith that somewhere in the depths of a Sunday All in all, the boys were just out gunned. With 2 game left guys lets continue to enjoy training morning there is still a love for football. and make the most of our time. Despite all this the boys still show the discipline to come to training, put a smile on their faces, Captain: Sam Arburthnot & Jordan Allan (Co- Captain) have some fun, learn something new and be part of a team. Best players: Harry Read, Archie James, Corey Sekac, Will MacDairmid They always take on board the things we are trying to teach them, sometimes with success, sometimes without. They show effort by supporting their team mates. They always display sportsmanship, no matter the result. They shake hands, give cheers to the opposition and always give the ultimate respect to the opposition, their club, their families but most importantly themselves. Boys, if the only thing we take out of this season is our 3 team words – Effort, respect and discipline then we have been successful. I meant what I said on the weekend that in my eyes “you are all winners”. Let’s not allow this season to define your football career, this is not what football is about. And remember “its always better to have tried and lost than not tried at all”…

THE SHARK ATTACK 22 Edition 13, 2018 THE SHARK ATTACK 23 Edition 13, 2018 UNDER 12 RED UNDER 12 RED Squad Members COACH: Bevan Smillie & David Worthington Jumper Surname Name Jumper Surname Name SPONSORED BY: 1 Stephens Joel 13 Tymms Jacob Smilsafe 2 Di Conza Lachlan 15 Smit Harry Ph: 0425 734 739 3 Fortington Jack 17 Holt-Oakes Andrew www.smilsafe.com.au 4 Stumpf Gabriel 18 Nitz Oliver 7 Galstians Joshua 19 Worthington Thomas Natskin (03) 9876 7881 8 Turner Cameron 20 Albers Daniel 9 Dominko Max 21 Smillie Josh Park Orchards 6.6.42 10 Quinn Lachlan 22 Draeger Nathan Def Richmond 5.5.35 11 Tait William 23 Smith Cooper 12 Galstians Jake WOW - Quite simply these young kids are stars. Playing the 3rd placed Richmond who we regard as the best team in our competition and fighting to jump into the top 4 - We needed to Into the last and the backline had some work to do. Cooper Smith took some great intercept win. We’ve played Richomnd twice this year already (a good even draw I hear you say) having marks and used the ball well when clearing from our defensive 50. Josh Smillie did a tonne of been beaten by 8 goals and 6 goals - so we knew we had a fight on our hands. work playing in the backline in the last quarter and like Cooper used the ball to kick to fellow Our day got off to a flyer with Captain Jacob Tymms delivering a great Captains speech and big men Oli & Andrew who both used their vice like grip to pull down some huge strong marks then winning the toss and deciding to kick with the wind in the 1st quarter at Citizens Park in (Love seeing the big fellas dominate) . Richmond kicked 2 goals and were coming but it took Richmond. some very smart football from from Lachlan Quinn and Gabe Stumpf who both took some marks and were clever with their use of the ball (and the clock), Nathan Draeger likewise who The boys dominated from the 1st quarter witn Andrew Holt-Oakes absolutely killing it in his presented, marked and used the ball well inside our forward 50. Harry Smit took possession shared role in the ruck with Oli Niz. Andrew kicked our 1st goal with a thumping kick from the and handballed to Tom who had a shot which fell agonisingly short. The siren sounded and the 50m mark (some may say 60m). Josh Galstians was flying through the midfield and Lachlan boys had done it. An absolutely fantastic effort by all of them to run out 7 point winners. Quinn had the ball on a string. Joel Stephens was playing a very clever kick behind the play role and after reading the play very well kicked our 2nd after a long kick that bounced through. Still 2 weeks to go and some work in front of us (both at Training & Match Day); but the boys Unfortunately we let them get through our defence and they kicked a goal into the wind. After showed belief, played as a team and can make a real push to the finals. Thanks again to all dominating the 1st quarter we went in with an 11 point lead at 1/4 time. our parent helpers and our huge group of supporters. Not through lack of effort; we let Richmond kick 2 goals with the wind in the 2nd quarter Go Sharks but the boys in our backline fought hard at every contest with Jacob Tymms continually Captain: Jacob Tymms winning his one on ones, Will Tait running in straight lines and getting plenty of touches and tackling machine Allen Guo continuing on with his great physical play. Boss Man down the Goal Kickers: Gabe Sumpf 3, Andrew Holt-Oakes 2 & Joel Stephens 1 back end Max Dominko took some very strong marks and cleared us from defence and many Best players: Andrew Holt-Oakes, Josh Smillie, Josh Galstians, Oli Nitz, Daniel Albers, occasions. We went in at 1/2 time 3 points down and right in this contest. Jacob Tymms, Joel Stephens, Lachlan Quinn & Jack Fortington We made some changes and played Gabe Stumpf alone deep inside the forwardline and Gob Stopper Goal(s) of the Day: Gabe Stumpf all our other forwards up at CHF and asked the boys to kick long and straight to space. BANG BANG BANG. Daniel Albers was feasting off the ruck work of Oli Nitz racking up Captains Award: Jacob Tymms centre clearances and driving the ball deep inside 50. Oli was killing it; tapping and marking Mal(teaser) Mark of the (YEAR) Day: Josh Galstians everything that came towards him, Jake Galstians was in everything and thriving in the contest and brother Josh took the Mark of the Year at CHB when he gracefully stood on the shoulders of his opponent and took a screamer. Tom Worthington won some very crucial contests, 1 in particular when he beat 4 Richmond players. Jack Fortrington was everywhere taking some great marks but it was Jacks’s willingness to get to repeat contests which we loved & on one occasion he crumbed his own kick - great stuff Jack. Joel Stephens was flying on the wing and Lachlan Di Conza was involved in some crucial passages of play. This all lead to Andrew kicking another huge bomb goal and Gabe having the space to use his running and marking skills to kick 3 goals in the quarter. We went in at 3/4 time with a 20 point lead but with the job ahead of us knowing that Richmond would come home with the wind.

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THE SHARK ATTACK 26 Edition 13, 2018 THE SHARK ATTACK 27 Edition 13, 2018 UNDER 13 RED UNDER 13 RED Squad Members COACH: Damian Smith Jumper Surname Name Jumper Surname Name SPONSORED BY: 1 Tovey Joshua 12 Morcom Tom JNJ Electrics 2 Lee Sebastian 14 Rees Thomas Pneutech 4 King Fraser 16 Sonderhof William 1300 879 613 5 Broadbent David 17 Kilkenny Tobias 6 Parrott Matthew 18 Pollock Oscar

Sharks 6.6.42 Def 7 Harrison Sam 19 Oakes Bradley Beverley Hills 4.4.28 8 Dempsey James 20 Stephens Sam 9 Smith Zac 21 Hume Bradley 10 Adama Acelin 23 Trembath Cooper 11 Foxwell Joel 24 Morgan Jamison

Good day to all, we have met today at Zerbes Reserve, the home of an enormous tussle years could not score. That was until big Jim Dempsey got the ball forty out from goal, the siren prior in a cricket final of all things…..Zerbes is a wonderful arena to watch any sport. went, he slotted it through ala the great Tommy Hawkins and we came to the huddle with some momentum. Geezzzzz I was keen for this game. Coming from the bush, Beverley Hills was as far fetched to me as being mates with a software half back flanker like Kilkenny – unreal! The last quarter we played some great run and carry footy culminating in two goals, one to Dave Broadbent and a great running goal by a great runner in Killa. He just iced it and we We had a great warm up thanks to Toves. Morc was still bouncing after an evening with his went onto win by ten points in a great victory. tennis mates…..nothing assumed here. We are sure they all have orchestra stalls, some larger than others. Tennis mates? An oxymoron if ever I have heard one. Two more rounds to come, we need to win at least one to ensure our double chance in the finals. Some great fun just around the corner. Now, let’s talk about teams. Let’s talk about teammates. We had 3 boys not play giving dubious reasons. Get into the room of mirrors boys – and parents. Also, the communication Best players were: Demps, Pazz, JT, Killa, Oaksy from all was very poor. A little disappointing that they can so easily let down the rest of the team. Thanks to hard men who love footy: Sam Prest, Flynn Hutchinson, Will Kenny and Connor Bastin. All of these boys stepped up from the U-12’s and acquitted themselves well. Cooper was skipper for the day and I asked for a special effort from the big guy, he started well by winning the toss and we kicked down wind with the aid of a four goal breeze. We kicked three for the term with Fox, Pazz and mighty Hutchy all slotting majors. Unfortunately they kicked on into the wind but we held a small advantage going into the first break. Demps started well in the ruck, Pazz was very busy, Sonders was getting a bit of the pill and JT was controlling the air in the back half. We struggled into the wind and predictably the ball was in their forward 50 for most of the quarter. Oaksy and his team were terrific with the onslaught and fought tooth and nail. Smithy was holding his own back there too and Killa was pushing back to help out as he does so well. We gave away some stupid free kicks and mouthed off after them giving away 25m penalties. A real lack of discipline unfortunately again demonstrating a lack of care of one’s teammates and a lack of respect for the game. We went to half time 6 points down and the coach gave the boys a bit of a touch up verbally. During the third quarter we dropped four chest marks within range of goal. The opposition basically put all of their players back into our forward line making it very congested. We tried to clear out but there was no great leadership shown on the ground and it looked like we just

THE SHARK ATTACK 28 Edition 13, 2018 THE SHARK ATTACK 29 Edition 13, 2018 UNDER 13 BLACK UNDER 13 BLACK Squad Members COACH: Rob Clark Jumper Surname Name Jumper Surname Name SPONSORED BY: 1 Smith Daniel 13 Evangelista Remi Ravida 2 Breen Bo 14 Leaumont Jacob www.ravida.com.au 3 Prunty Harrison 15 Watt Matthew 4 Ramage Lucas 16 Brown Solomon All Over Bins 6 Jones Rhys 18 White Daniel 1300 555 087 7 Sette Ben 19 Scott Yared 9 Clark Mitchell 21 Waddy Ben Park Orchards 1.0.6 Def by 10 Lynch Oscar 22 Keane Blake Camberwell 4.4.28 11 Vermeulen Brown Charlie 25 Maynes Brodie 12 D’Alberto James 26 Harvie Boston

to get a clear possession in our forward line. Really impressive was Bo & Brodie’s tacking to keep the ball in. Ben W made some nice pieces of play, again tackling hard. Remi, who was Woo Hoo! 18 Sharks players this week for our venture out to Camberwell. Thanks also to playing under a bit of duress due to an ankle injury, kept presenting & running the forward line Bruce Waddy (U11s) who agreed to help out on the bench. Have to make special mention of & was unlucky not to get on the scoreboard. Overall, really proud of the efforts of the boys the great focus points Ben Waddy, captain for the day, made at the beginning of the game. with some real improvement coming from a number of them. The end result a 22 point loss Well done Ben W. was really due to 3 “lucky” goals in the first 10 minutes. Other than that it was 1 goal each. We’ve been really competitive against the top sides recently & this was going to test us once Great performance from Charlie, Lucas, Harry, Matt & Rhys. Solomon is steay as is Ben S & again. The conditions were tough & again losing the toss & kicking into the wind for the 1st Mitch. quarter wasn’t going to make it any easier. Boys, keep working at it & we will get the rewards. You’re putting in the effort at training so Charlie was his usual super competitive self in the ruck leaping high over the top of his you deserve another win. Camberwell opponent then following up to gather the ball on the ground. Harry was sharking GO SHARKS!!! his taps & we were by means out-classed. The wind was a factor though & a dubious free kick, a soccer off the ground & a long range bouncing effort by Camberwell resulted in their Captains: Ben W 3 goals for the quarter. We managed to get the ball forward towards the end of the quarter with Dan W again looking dangerous but we couldn’t get a score on the board before the siren Goal Kickers: Charlie went. Best players: Charlie, Lucas, Harry, James, Mitch, Ben S, Solomon, Matt, Rhys, Oscar For the 2nd quarter, Lucas was again playing a great game. His hard ball gathers, good marking & long kicking is really developing. He stood tall beating 2 opponents on the wing to earn a well deserved free kick. Charlie also through his hard work earned a free kick & with a monster drop punt put through our first goal of the day. The backline had really tightened up. Dan S & Ben S were their usual steady selves, pleasing getting boot to ball to clear it our of defence. Really liked Rhys & Matt & their spoiling from behind. Oscar & James were combining nicely. We won the quarter & were right in the game at half time, trailing by 14 points. After halftime, Blake moved into the ruck & Charlie went forward. Oscar moved to midfield & again gathered & kicked well. Solomon’s ability to move through traffic at full back was a highlight & Harry off the back flank was mopping up Camberwell’s forays forward. Mitch’s attack on the ball is unquestioned. He chases, harrasses & then when he wins the ball uses it really well. Boston is really presenting now a as a leading forward. Moving across the ground & making himself a target. By 3/4 time, we were down by 21 points but still right in it. With the wind we dominated possession but to Camberwell’s credit they made it very difficult

THE SHARK ATTACK 30 Edition 13, 2018 THE SHARK ATTACK 31 Edition 13, 2018 UNDER 14 RED COACH: Andrew Schafer SPONSORED BY: JNJ Electrics Warran Glen Garden Centre & Cafe www.warranglen.com.au

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THE SHARK ATTACK 32 Edition 13, 2018 THE SHARK ATTACK 33 Edition 13, 2018 UNDER 14 BLACK UNDER 14 BLACK Squad Members COACH: Kim O’Connor Jumper Surname Name Jumper Surname Name SPONSORED BY: 1 Smeed Ryan 15 Li Kevin AKT Trophy Centre 2 O'Connor Joshua 17 Dimauro Angelo Keith Hudson: 9725 4339 5 Tymms Isaac 18 Watts Liam RNG Lawyers Adrian Riccioni: 9739 7377 7 Duffy Ben 20 Currie Finn 9 Leach James 21 Mahadeva Brinthan 11 Fisher Edward 22 Goss Jordan Park Orchards Black 10:10:70 Def Brunswick 9:5:59 12 Keyes Dylan 23 Vella Orlando 13 Wade Flynn 24 D'souza Shannon 14 Maramba Tadiwa 27 Cahill Zachary

Captain: Flynn Wade A GREAT WIN - RED WHITE AND BLACK – BACK TO BACK Best: Josh Tovey, Zac Cahill, Finn Currie, Isaac Tymms, Liam Watts, Flynn Wade A great win against aside playing to make the Top 4 – we started under manned and played Goals: Josh O’Connor (3) M Parrott (3) Ben Duffy (2) Zac Cahill (2) with three top players from the opposition. Our determination and a great team effort saw us record our third win for the season. Special Thanks: Josh Tovey, Matt Parrott, James “Jack” Dempsey, Will Sonderhof; Oscar Pollack The game started with us winning the toss and kicking with the wind at Stintons. The undermanned side was able to kick a couple of goals and just stay just in touch with the opposition until the second term when our U13 Sharks Brigade turned up and added run to our game. Our team knew that if we were able to hold the opposition to a close score, the running game that our Shark fill ins provide would make us more than competitive. True to form - in our second and third quarter we kicked 8 goals – to be in front by 11 points, leading into the final term. Our second quarter against the wind was a true battle, but in the third quarter with the wind our players ran in numbers provided shepherds and moved the ball to our strong marking forwards. Our defensive play was strong and tough - the physical aspects of how we attacked the football was a credit to the entire playing group. After losing the past two games by close margins the message was to continue to play attacking football. Kicking against the wind we started with two players extra in defence and instructed players to run off the line and defend to the club rooms/ pavilion side of the ground. We attacked and our on-ballers had a number of shots on goal which put pressure on the oppositions defence. Leading by just over a goal our constant attack saw the margin increase - point by point. Our structured play, with players self managing our numbers behind the ball was extremely impressive – the strategic defence resembled building a fort in a game of Fortnite. For the second week in a row we experienced a terrible injury to one of our players - match day Captain Flynn Wade injured his knee and was carried from field to a couple of Ambo’s and the comfort of their green whistle.

THE SHARK ATTACK 34 Edition 13, 2018 THE SHARK ATTACK 35 Edition 13, 2018 UNDER 15 RED UNDER 15 RED Squad Members COACH: Rob Ameer Jumper Surname Name Jumper Surname Name SPONSORED BY: 1 McMahon Bailey 13 Harrisson Ben Screenhouse Effects 2 Cantwell Harrison 14 Scott Brayden 3 Skien Cayden 15 Foxwell Owen Park Orchards 5.11.41 Def Kew Comets 6.4.40 4 Draffin Tobey 17 Kouteris Charlie 5 Faulkner Matthew 18 Linkin Samuel 6 Cormack Luke 19 Sonderhof Thomas A point, that’s a win, but not the one we were looking for against the bottom ranked team in our comp. A lot to work on with endeavour and not starting a game with a complacent 7 Nitz Brock 21 Halls Oscar mindset!!!! 8 Didier Finn 20 Wallis Matthew To the credit of Kew, they wanted the win more than us on the day, but we were able to grind 9 Ameer Henry 22 Rossimel Jack out a win with the efforts some players following team rules and others completely forgetting 10 Brown Jesse 23 Haas Jordan them. 12 Phillips Edward 25 Jury Lachlan Our usual leaders stood up, with Tom and Rossi accumulating possessions, as did Matt Faulkner in his return to the game. Ben Harrison was able to get lots of possessions, and was using the ball well. Jesse had a cracker, but needs to watch his temper. Brayden was Goal Kickers: Cormack, Haas, Rossimel, Kouteris and Wallis one a piece sensational across half back, and not only got the hard ball at ground level, but was able to Best afield for the day: Tommy, Rossi, Sammy, JB, LJ, Faulkner, Brayden, Ed, both spread and carry, and was instrumental in the advances into the forward 50. Foxy was Foxy and Haas again able to get god ball use, but was outside scoring range by a few metres on numerous occasions. Haasy was a wizard with ball use when he “got out” but we needed to get a few We better step it up this week against Ashburton G more of his team mates to be having the same work rate. Ed Phillips had a lot of the ball, and GO SHARKS, GO ORCH 18 was running hard to get into position all day. LJ was strong again across half back, and used the ball well, and Sammy Linkin was a coach’s dream by not only accumulating possessions, usually contested, but using them exceptionally well. Our kicking and endeavour at the footy was at best poor, lots of improvements needed. PLAYERS, we are not finals ready, time to work hard, really hard. THINGS THAT I LIKED:- • Next man up working well. • That the work rate increased when times got tough

AREAS TO IMPROVE ON:- • Dismissing complacency • Hitting targets • Winning stoppages • Staying behind the footy so we can win it back • Attack the footy, not the man, if you get roughed up.

THE SHARK ATTACK 36 Edition 13, 2018 THE SHARK ATTACK 37 Edition 13, 2018 COLTS RED COLTS RED Squad Members COACH: Paris Harvie Jumper Surname Name Jumper Surname Name SPONSORED BY: 1 James Kye 16 Brown Gus Earthlink Contractors 2 Harvie Ethan 17 Stevens Luke 3 Magnano Alex 18 Purcell Matthew Warran Glen Garden Centre & Cafe 6 Wallis Ben 19 Gawel Lachlan www.warranglen.com.au 7 O'Connor James 20 Harrap Tyson 8 Munro Lachie 21 Bates Josh Park Orchards 7.5.47 Def by 9 Hayes Cameron 22 Bolton Finn Banyule 12.6.78 10 Panza Benjamin 23 Bridger Jesse 11 Smead William 24 Braunthal Zac This week game saw us at home against Banyule. After a loss last week we expected this 12 Standish George 25 Reyneke Sebastian to be another physical encounter. The boys had a lot to play for this week as it was the 13 Woods Declan 27 Taylor Isaac supercoach’s last game as coach of this team before he takes a well-earned vacation. 14 Romas Zac 28 Antonino Nicholas On behalf of players and parents we would like to thank Paris for his hard work and the 15 Prunty Tyler 29 Fowkes Jayden enormous amount of hours he has spent, teaching our boys how to play the game for last 4 years. The boys are very lucky to have been taught by one of the best. The game was played in tough and windy conditions, especially in first quarter as the sharks were kicking against a stiff breeze. As the supercoach said at the first break, we did not take COLTS BLACK our opportunities to kick goals. The midfield lead by Isaac Taylor, Tank, Greaney, Brown and COACH: Andrew Spiteri Benny Wallis were very competitive against some very big and powerful opponents from Banyule. The backline was under extreme pressure but were very well lead by the champ SPONSORED BY: George Standish who was back to his best, winning plenty of ball and distributing it beautifully Spiteri Jaguar to his teammates. Will Smead, Purcell and Kye defended well to keep Banyule to 4 goals in the first quarter. The second quarter probably hurt the sharks as they did not take advantage Andrew Spiteri: 9899 4851 of the wind and we only kicked two goals. Going into the third quarter 18 points down, the Resi Ventures boys had their backs against the wall but through hard work and some great team work they Anthony Braunthal: 0416 069 959 probably played their best quarter for the game. Will Smead kicked a magnificent long bomb from 55 meters against the wind which gave the boys a bit of spark going into the last quarter only 17 points down. Again, Stevo, Dorka, Bates, Harvie and Harrap continued to work hard SCORES for the team. Jimmy was given the task to shut down their prime mover in the second half which he did beautifully in keeping him to a handful of possessions. In the last quarter Banyule kicked a couple of early goals to really break the Sharks spirit. The boys fought out the game well, they were just beaten by a better team on the day. NO REPORT Overall this was a solid performance. I am confident that we can finish the year out strongly as long as we focus our attention on the football and don’t lose concentration. As the Super coach keeps saying, it’s important that you all show up to training this week. Captain: T. Prunty Goal Kickers: T Prunty 2 Z Romas 2, 1 A. Magnano W. Smead L Greaney Best players: G Standish I Tayor J. O’Connor B Wallis, T Prunty, M Purcell, Z Romas.

THE SHARK ATTACK 38 Edition 13, 2018 THE SHARK ATTACK 39 Edition 13, 2018 UNDER 11 GIRLS UNDER 11 GIRLS Squad Members COACH: Jason Dove & Tim Dawson Jumper Surname Name Jumper Surname Name SPONSORED BY: 1 King Allie 13 Doolan Charlise Appleby Real Estate 2 Bryant Ellie 14 Peterson Charlotte 8727 9555 4 Caldwell Ruby 17 Caldwell Emily Park Orchards Sharks 1.4.10 Def by 5 Dawson Grace 18 D'souza Shania Camberwell 3.10.28 6 Pollock Sienna 19 Vendel Macy 7 Bosna Mia 20 Spencer-Jones Bonnie It was an early start this week for our game against Camberwell at home. An 8.30am start 8 Dove Zara 21 Scott Jaide saw a few tired eyes, and the girls were not so talkative – possibly because some parents were asking their girls to turn the volume down whilst they recovered from the night prior. 9 Nyariri Zahra 22 Harvie Willow Anyway, our second last game of the season was upon us and we were keen to finish off the 10 Saunders Ella 31 Bettiol Grace season on a good note. 11 Tovey Indianna 55 Spencer-Jones Mia 12 McInerney Scarlett 56 Pelosi Elena The rain held off, although we had to contend with a tricky breeze but overall conditions were good for an end of July game. Zahra Nyariri was unavailable this week leaving us with six players on the interchange. Camberwell wanted to play 18 players, which we agreed to Go SHARKS! meaning we could play with wings for the first time. Captains: Charlotte Our captains for the day in Georgia Taylor, Allie King and Charlotte Peterson were terrific in the Peterson, Georgia rooms with each girl speaking to the team with words of encouragement. It was stirring stuff. Taylor & Allie King Grace Dawson was back from a spell and we were all set for a big game. Goal Kicker: Sienna We lost the toss of the coin and our backline was under pressure all day with Camberwell Pollock having 13 shots on goal. The opposition were a good running team, with players who had the Opposition Medal: ability to kick long to contests. They hunted in numbers, pressured the ball carrier and were Allie King often first to ball. All the things we have been working on. Emily Caldwell, Jaide Scott and Bonnie Spencer Jones all lead from the front on the back line and were well supported by Indi ‘You’ve earned a Drink’ Tovey, Willow Harvey and Mia Spencer Jones who all played great games. Indi’s long kicking Award: Zara Dove is a real feature of our back line as is her ability to attack the footy. McDonalds Awards: Our centre line consisting of Allie King, Ellie Bryant, Grace Bettiol, Mia Bosna, Grace Dawson Mia Spencer Jones, and Ella Saunders worked extremely hard to extract the ball from the midfield and push it Charlotte Peterson, forward. Centre clearances were almost even and it was a really even team performance with Georgia Taylor, Grace all players contributing. Allie King, as mentioned after the game, was once again ferocious at Dawson, Elena Pelosi the ball, tackled with strength, ran hard and kicked long as she went on to win the Opposition Best Players: Medal. Well deserved Allie and well played! Allie King, Indi Tovey, Our forwards in Elena Pelosi, Sienna Pollock, Ruby Caldwell, Scarlett McInerney, Zara Dove, Mia Bosna, Zara Dove, Shania D’Souza, Macy Vendel Georgia Taylor, Charlotte Peterson and Charlise Doolan gave Sienna Pollock, Willow it their all and were rotated through a number of positions. We couldn’t get the score on the Harvey, Grace Dawson, board this week but not through lack of trying. Sienna kicked a terrific goal on the run but we Scarlett McInerney missed a few opportunities early that cost us in the end. Ruby was in and under collecting some important possessions, Zara gave some good run and carry, kicked long and tackled well, winning the ‘Drink award’. Well played Zara. Macey never gave up and our two captains up forward lead well but the opposition had our measure. It was a good team performance but we just did not have the will to win today. Well played and lets come out firing in two weeks’ time against Glen Iris A and show them how it’s done on their home ground. See you back on the training track this coming Tuesday night as we prepare for our last game of the season.

THE SHARK ATTACK 40 Edition 13, 2018 THE SHARK ATTACK 41 Edition 13, 2018 UNDER 12 GIRLS We have 2 tough games running into finals with a 2 game buffer on top of the ladder puts us in a prime spot . With some more hard work on rainy nights at training and on Sunday’s we’ll be COACH: Tim Rule in a great position come finals ! SPONSORED BY: Bullen @ Stintons res next week! EASTLAND Goal scorers: Mia 4 , Zoe 1, Jayde 1,Maddie 1 & Lily 1 Best Molly, Mia, Zoe, Ashburton 0.2.2 Def by Charlotte B & Jayde Sharks 8.10.58 Go Sharks UNDER 12 GIRLS Squad Members

Jumper Surname Name Jumper Surname Name 3 Bastide Haylee 22 Knight Demi 4 Modz-Manson Rose 27 Lomen Alicia 5 Green Charlotte 30 McLeod Amber 7 Moran Madeline 32 Brimelow Charlotte 10 Mercer Lily 33 Rule Tegan 11 Peters Jayde 39 Grace Samantha 12 Servinis Mia 40 Nash Molly 13 Young Mary 41 Stone Bethany 14 Rule Lacey 42 Draeger Madeline 18 Miriklis Zoe 64 Smith Amy

Sharks win 10 straight ! First Quarter Captain for the day Molly Nash lost the toss and we spent the quarter fighting into a tricky wind and but for a Zoe Miriklis special running goal the scores were close at quarter time ! Second quarter Predictably we had the bulk of the play and our Centre half forward Mia Servinis took full toll kicking 2 goals. She also provided a great target and created a few more shots only to have the wind make accurate kicking difficult . Third quarter Ashburton we’re giving their all and once again the wind gave them the advantage but our defence stood firm with only 1 point being scored by them. Our game was to run the ball and play on into the wind and one of our better runners Maddie Moran created a great goal and a 3 goal advantage and the wind going into the last quarter. Fourth quarter Got off to a great start with Jayde Peters kicking a long torp to goal and with Lily Mercer kicking 1 and Mia Servinis kicking 2 last quarter goals we had another convincing win ! The game was played in great spirit and with Ashburton only having 14 players we gave them 2 players per quarter. This gave more ground time to all of our girls and perhaps it’s was the promise of a hot dog and s bag of lollies for a goal from our girls they all were close to the best players for them and acquitted themselves wonderfully!

THE SHARK ATTACK 42 Edition 13, 2018 THE SHARK ATTACK 43 Edition 13, 2018 UNDER 13 GIRLS COACH: Mike Newton SPONSORED BY: CVA PROPERTY Ian Angelico: 9654 2311 Eastland Park Orchards – 3.6.24 Def Kew Comets (2) 0.2.2

With the finals just around the corner and five teams pushing for the four available finals spots. Park Orchards took to Domeney with an extra spring in their step. They had fallen short the previous time they played the Key Comets (2) team, however they knew they were more than capable of securing an all-important win this time araound. The Sharks came out firing and quickly moved and then held the ball in their forward half. Inaccuracy in front of goal once again frustrated the girls, with their dominance on the field not being reflected on the scoreboard. A goal to Ava late in the quarter gave the Sharks an eight point lead. The second quarter was a tight contest, Kew had settled and were now taking it up to the Sharks. Neither team was able to get any real ascendancy. This was reflected on the scoreboard with only a single behind being scored by Kew for the entire quarter. A seven point lead, in a very low scoring game was far from being a comfortable lead to the Sharks. It felt like the girls were somewhat in control of the game. However with such a slender margin to defend anything was possible. The Sharks once again controlled possession of the ball but failed to add scoreboard pressure in the third. A couple of behinds and holding Kew scoreless is all they could show for their efforts, throughout a strongly contested quarter. Going into the final quarter it was realistically either team’s game to win, with only nine points separating the two teams. Charli was finally rewarded for her solid effort throughout the game. She was able to goal after breaking the pack and having a couple of bounces and goaling on the run. Then Kiara kicked truly to put the game out of doubt. Finally the Sharks were being rewarded for their hard work. Great effort girls a well-deserved win. Captain: Starly Best Players: Charli, Lily, Amy, Alana, Ava, Mim, Starly Goals: Ava Charli, Kiara

THE SHARK ATTACK 44 Edition 13, 2018 THE SHARK ATTACK 45 Edition 13, 2018 UNDER 15 RED GIRLS UNDER 15 RED GIRLS Squad Members COACH: Heath Lee Jumper Name Jumper Name SPONSORED BY: 2 Kristen Bertoldi 14 Jade Hutchinson SOUTHERN STATES GROUP 3 Sahana Pote 16 Natalie Broadbent Wayne Taylor: 8689 7111 4 Jorja Livingstone 20 Chelsea Dunoon Park Orchards 10.13.73 Def Fitzroy 2.2.14 5 Chloe Lee 22 Lauren Knowles 6 Alannah Boell 23 Jasmine Taylor With swirling wind and intermittent rain, the girls lined up in tough conditions at Domeney to 9 Mia McAuliffe 24 Tilly Hodgson play Fitzroy. 10 Matilda Rae 44 Vasiliki Karamitos With School Sport Victoria duties over it was great to have Mia, Chloe & Jorja back in the side, 11 Sophie Harvie 50 Layla Prince albeit playing their 6th game in 8 days. Vas was out recovering from a knock last week and several of our Yarra girls had Volley ball commitments which altered their pre-game routine (i.e 12 Flynn Peters 51 Zoe Douglas there was none). continuing their fine games we were well on top. A couple of lapses allowed Fitzroy to goal We started with 16 as Lana and Jazz arrived as the ball bounced. Lu won the tap to Chloe with the sting out of the game, most were looking for the siren to sound. Job done in tough who kicked us forward, but it was a scrappy start by both teams as the girls struggled to pick conditions. up the footy and when we had possession the wind made kicking cleanly difficult. Sharks had a strong wind in Q1 but couldn’t win many clean possessions as Fitzroy applied pressure at Captain: Mia every contest. However, our marking was good with Flynn marking in defence, Chloe taking Goals: Lana 4, Lauren 3, Lu 1, Zoe 1 & Matilda 1 a strong grab up forward and Lu and Lauren taking strong marks but overall we had started poorly failing to kick a goal 0.5.5 to Fitz 0.1.1. Thanks to Ava Leonard U13’s for helping out in Best players: Lana, Jorja, Lauren, Jazz & Lu Q1. In Q2 we started to dominate the wings with Jorja and Kristen winning plenty of possessions. Nat B was running hard off the back flank & Mia was working the forward flank. Lana’s signature bump was on display as she sent an opponent flying and Lu showed her competitiveness by crashing the pack. Flynn was holding her marks brilliantly across CHB and Jazz was winning the clearance in the middle. Lauren’s classy work at FF resulted in 2 goals but we sprayed a few more attempts finishing at Half time 2.8.20 to Fitz 0.2.2. Sheltering from the cold we huddled in the rooms at half time as the coaches re-set the girls for a dominant 2nd half. We were being sucked into the contest and play was congested – no more than 4 at a contest was the aim. Spread out 10-15 off the contest when we already have numbers. The girl’s spatial awareness and positioning needs to improve – it’s a difficult part of the game but we must improve … as stoppages repeat more players get sucked in closer and closer. Mia (R13 Capt) takes a strong mark Ava Leonard busting through 3 opponents In Q3 we had the wind again and this time we put the foot down. Mia was winning the ball and when Chloe passed to Jorja on to Zoe D who kicked beautifully to Lana who goaled in 1 min 20 seconds we were on our way. Chelsea kicked long out of defence and Hanni was kicking strongly down the lines – we had warmed up. Finally!! Lu goaled and Matilda goaled in quick succession. Jade was determined in traffic and cleared the ball effectively. We had started to reduce the congestion with quicker ball movement. Tilly H was strong in defence and Sophie was winning heaps of possessions across half back line. Lana kicked a sensational goal on the run and followed with a 2nd making it 3 for her in Q3. We added 5 gaols to go in at Q3 7.11.53 to Fitz 0.2.2 As the rain poured during the Q3 break the girls were soaked but they sucked it up and hit Q4 with plenty of run. We pressed forward and Zoe D kicked a great goal. With Jorja and Lana Nat B handballs to Matilda who goes on to goal

THE SHARK ATTACK 46 Edition 13, 2018 THE SHARK ATTACK 47 Edition 13, 2018 UNDER 15 BLACK GIRLS UNDER 17 GIRLS COACH: Matt Turner COACH: Adam Pollock SPONSORED BY: SPONSORED BY: Kew Podiatry Healesville Toyota (03) 9853 7836 Adam Pollock: 5962 4333

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Jumper Name Jumper Name UNDER 17 GIRLS Squad Members 1 Victoria Turner 19 Kylah Harrap 4 Sophie Hirst 21 Emma Matthews Jumper Name Jumper Name 7 Anna Marchionno 25 Amelia Rees 2 Tahlia Tait 19 Charlotte Pittendrigh 4 Natalie Squillace 20 Zarah Brumley 8 Eve Parry 33 Charli Dempsey 6 Isabelle Pollock 21 Jaya Templeton 13 Ella Garniss 34 Alicia De Santis 7 Abbey Dunphy 22 Lexie Jays 15 Isabelle Miranda 35 Abbey Callaghan 9 Brianna Clark 23 Renee Nuemeister 17 Taliah Cameron 53 Zoe Servinis 12 Alana Podolak 24 Matisse Shields 14 Alexandra Smit 34 Grace Schafer 18 Courtney Murray 66 Natassja Shallvey 15 Chloe McMahon 57 Dakota Hoen 16 Jasmine Prunty 58 Phoebe Hankin 18 Chloe Rice 59 Chloe Lay

THE SHARK ATTACK 48 Edition 13, 2018 THE SHARK ATTACK 49 Edition 13, 2018 YOUTH GIRLS YOUTH GIRLS Squad Members COACH: Scott Marshall 0418 517 457 Jumper Surname Name Jumper Surname Name SPONSORED BY: 1 Ali Ibby 46 Smart Skye Park Orchard Service Centre 2 Marshall Brooke 47 Gibson Lili George Konstandinou 9876 1816 3 DeWacht Paris 48 Nixon Lucy 16 Hoser Addy 49 Bowman Penny Park Orchards 8.11-59 Def Ivanhoe 3.2-20 23 Hoser Jacky 60 Moran Ruby 24 Stylianou Kat 61 Kennedy Ally Round 13 – A cold a windy day greeted us at Domeney reserve for this round. Before the 32 Smart Angel 62 Cookes Sophie game it was great to recognise Lilli for 100 games and Angel for 50 games. Well done girls 36 DePetro Gabbi 65 McCarthy Kirra We started the game with 18 thanks to Zara and Alex from our other youth girl team who had 37 Philipsen Samira 67 Butler Ella a bye this week. The first quarter saw us kicking with the wind to the southern end of the 38 Urban Tiana 68 Hoen Ash ground. Our opposition could only field 14 on the ground. We were determined to get off to good start with most players in their regular positions. We had all the play in the first quarter but still congested our forward line and only managed 1 goal 6 behinds from 8 or 9 scoring attempts. Our centres controlled the stoppages with plenty of run Jacky, Ibby, Addy and Paris and were well supported by Samira, Tiana and Gibbo on half forward. Quarter time score was 1.6-12 to 0.0-0. As the game was somewhat one sided in the second quarter we gave some players a run in different positions putting Brooke at full forward and Penny at full back. Our lack of manning up and run let Ivanhoe back in the game and Penny became quite busy but we could not stop Ivanhoe from scoring 2.1-13. However we regrouped in the last part of the 2nd quarter and kicked 2.1 thanks to Paris with 2 goals into the wind to halve the quarter. As usual Sophie had a cracking game but had to leave at half time to go to camp. Stay warm Sophie. Half time scores were 3.7-25 to 2.1-13. In the third quarter Samira started dominating the ruck and our ball movement was much improved. Our centres including Ally were getting good clearances as we controlled the game and the scoreboard in the 3rd term putting on another 20 points. Ella gave us some good run and attack on the ball. Forays forward by Ivanhoe were easily repelled by Angel, Sky, Kat & Penny with support from Ash and Tiana. We had a good return kicking 3.2 to ex our lead. We entered ¾ time 6.9-45 to 2.1-13. We were determined to put on a better show and despite resting Paris and Samira for the quarter we managed to kick 2 gaols 2 points in the last and had really good ball movement. Great to see Lilli score a goal and take on the play before tripping over and providing everyone a laugh. A good solid win for the girls finishing the game 8.11-59 to 3.2-20 Goal kickers Paris 3, Kirra, Ibby, Samira, Lilli and Penny had 1 each. Thanks also to our under 11 buddies who came to support and joined in as water carriers. Good job girls. See you at training.

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