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We need to continually stress that learning is the most LEARNING BY CHALLENGES important thing and that learning involves: By Peter Schwab 1. Hard work and effort AFL Director of Coaching 2. Reading or practicing Coaching and teaching are very much one and the 3. Confronting challenges same. That is why educational theory and research hold 4. Asking for help very good lessons for coaches, particularly coaches of Dweck also believes the crucial part of all learning is young children and adolescents. what mindset students bring to the challenge. Because Carol Dweck is an American woman who is currently it will be crucial in what results they can obtain. This is a professor of psychology at Stanford University. She no different to sport. is a leader in the field of motivation, personality and The most difficult aspect of learning and sport is how developmental psychology and her research contribu- you cope with failure. What is your attitude towards tions have been widely recognised. it? Most of us deal fairly well with success. It generally What I have gleaned from her is the following overall encourages us to go again, to get even better. We see philosophical approach to working with students and something tangible for all our effort. by extension young children and adolescents: The attitude to success and failure are a big part of the 1. Praise effort over results. culture of the school or sporting organisation we are Research indicates that when students are praised for in. How people respond, reward, punish, discuss, etc effort they gain a stronger sense of themselves as a will tell us a lot about that school’s or sporting club’s learner, develop a more healthy desire for challenges culture. and the skills effective to cope with setbacks. How of- Some of the following observations need to be made ten do you as coach use praise for effort? about how success and failure are handled. 2. Teachers and coaches must provide feedback and With success look at: strategies for overcoming setbacks and failures. 1. How people react to success? How often do you discuss failure with your players and 2. How they respond to the loser? provide strategies to improve next time? 3. How have they planned for the success? 3. We need to teach children to relish challenges, so 4. Is it a sustainable success? they test themselves. 5. How do they handle it? How often do you speak to the players about the ben- 6. How much does it mean to them? efits of being in a competitive game and that they will 7. How do they share it? improve if extended by better players and teams? With failure look at: 4. Stress the importance to them of learning and avail 1. Whether they see it as a chance to learn and im- them of more learning opportunities. prove? How often do you ask players what they learned about 2. How discouraged and disheartened by it are they? themselves and the team from each game they play, 3. Is it discussed or forgotten? even from a practice session? 4. Is blame assigned? 5. We, and they, need to see that every performance 5. Is it seen as acceptable or unacceptable? is current and not connected to their future potential. 6. Is there punishment? How often do you stress to them that how they play to- 7. How is improvement generated? day as a team and individual does not reflect how they I am not saying Dweck or anyone has the right answers, will play next week or next season? Or they will get but at least they provide the impetus to think about better if they keep trying and practicing and learning. things such as personality, development and motivation Their ability isn’t set in stone. in respect to learning. I believe coaches who are charged with coaching I will leave you with a quote from Dweck; young children need to focus on themselves as a teach- “Motivation is often more important than your initial er and the young athlete as a learner. ability in determining whether you succeed in the Dweck is very much against creating a view where long run. By motivation, I mean not only the desire to intelligence or winning equals success and therefore achieve but also the love of learning, the love of the failure indicates a lack of intelligence or a loser. In challenge, and the ability to thrive on obstacles. These sport winning can’t be the only measure of success, are the greatest gifts we can give our students.” otherwise you create a reality where losing a contest or game is seen as failure and nothing can be gained by it. The problem that can eventuate from this line of Yours faithfully, thought is a child will only want to learn or compete Jock Allan if they will be successful. Thereby avoiding learning if Communications & they don’t believe they will be successful or avoiding Events Manager playing sport if they don’t think they can win.

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Goal Kickers Seniors Seniors Team P W L D For Agst % Pts Name Club Rnd Tot Cranbourne 7 7 0 0 1170 368 317.93 28 Marc Holt Cranbourne 7 56 Narre Warren 7 6 1 0 1018 404 251.98 24 Kerem Baskaya Narre W 6 51 Doveton 7 5 2 0 644 564 114.18 20 Nick Scanlon Narre W 5 26 Beaconsfield 7 4 3 0 587 506 116.01 16 Julian Suarez Tooradin 3 25 Tooradin 7 4 3 0 574 729 78.74 16 Andrew White Cranbourne 0 24 Berwick 7 3 4 0 499 517 96.52 12 Stephen Hawkins ROC 2 20 Keysborough 7 3 4 0 520 706 73.65 12 Matthew Clarke ROC 0 19 ROC 7 2 5 0 533 508 104.92 8 Troy McDermott Beaconsfield 3 18 Pakenham 7 1 6 0 385 775 49.68 4 Nathan Wilson Doveton 2 17 Hampton Park 7 0 7 0 281 1134 24.78 0 Davor Rajic Keysborough 2 17 Nathan Waite Berwick 0 17 Reserves Justin Berry Cranbourne 0 17 Team P W L D For Agst % Pts Reserves Narre Warren 7 7 0 0 757 175 432.57 28 Name Club Rnd Tot Berwick 7 6 1 0 638 221 288.69 24 Damian Whitnell Cranbourne 0 24 ROC 7 5 2 0 603 265 227.55 20 Peter Dye Doveton 0 22 Beaconsfield 7 5 2 0 463 264 175.38 20 Stewart Scanlon Narre Warren 8 17 Cranbourne 7 4 3 0 776 261 297.32 16 Shane Brady Berwick 3 17 Doveton 7 3 4 0 451 328 137.5 12 Jake Gray Narre W 0 17 Tooradin 7 2 5 0 348 489 71.17 8 Nathanial Stewart ROC 1 16 Pakenham 7 2 5 0 227 542 41.88 8 Matthew Davey Cranbourne 0 16 Hampton Park 7 1 6 0 166 815 20.37 4 Luke Ross Narre W 5 14 Keysborough 7 0 7 0 82 1151 7.12 0 Bradley Snooks ROC 1 13 Troy Datson Cranbourne 2 13 Under 18's Under 18’s Team P W L D B For Agst % Pts Narre Warren 7 7 0 0 0 726 109 666.06 28 Name Club Rnd Tot Berwick 7 6 1 0 0 696 150 464.00 24 Mitchell Johnston Berwick 3 25 Beaconsfield 7 4 2 0 1 409 309 132.36 20 Billy Anthanasopoulos Narre W 2 19 Cranbourne 7 3 4 0 0 310 444 69.82 12 Anthony Sigeti Berwick 2 19 Doveton 7 3 4 0 0 307 527 58.25 12 Nathan Gardiner Cranbourne 2 13 Pakenham 7 2 5 0 0 264 443 59.59 8 Aaron Miles Beaconsfield 3 10 ROC 7 1 5 0 1 131 454 28.85 8 Ashley Beck Beaconsfield 1 9 Hampton Park 7 1 6 0 0 211 618 34.14 4 Steven Dillon Pakenham 0 9 Kristopher Merz Narre W 0 9 Joseph West Berwick 0 8 Declan Fowler Doveton 3 7 Clay Tharle Berwick 0 7 Todd Pinal Pakenham 0 7 Jack Soroczynski Narre W 0 7 Club Championship Dale Gawley Narre W 0 7 Club Snrs Res U18’s Total Narre Warren 18 14 7 39 Cranbourne 21 8 3 32 Beaconsfield 12 10 5 27 Berwick 9 12 6 27 Doveton 15 6 3 24 ROC 6 10 2 18 Tooradin 12 4 - 16 Keysborough 9 0 - 9 Pakenham 3 4 2 9 Hampton Park 0 2 1 3 6 MPNFL Since 1908 Football Preview

and that could be a real problem against a side like Five still alive Berwick The Casey Cardinia League final five is anything but The Wickers have been one of the best front-running settled after last weekend’s round with Tooradin and combinations over the last few years and that might be Berwick winning games they should have and keeping the key to this game. If Berwick can get an early lead the competition for a place in September interesting. they will get their tails up and it will be party time at The dominance of top two Cranbourne and Narre War- last. ren was again on show, while Beaconsfield’s victory over ROC proved that last week’s announcement of Doveton v Narre Warren change at the top had little or no effect on the Eagles. As much as the game above will likely have the most Aussie Jones departure to coach in the VFL at the end of bearing on ladder positions overall, the clash between the season was a shock to many but not those inside the Doveton and Narre Warren is the game to sit back with club, and if anything, his side used this as steel to score cool drink and watch this week. a comfortable result. The Magpies travel to Doveton with the intent of mak- As predicted Berwick defeated Hampton Park but made ing the home side understand that they are still a way hard going of it which was a credit to the young Red- off the top just yet. It is hard to fault the Pies this season backs who defended valiantly but were unable to apply and their attack led by Kerem Baskaya, Nick Scanlon any scoreboard pressure. Tooradin looked set for a big and Aaron McIver is the key to their success. win but stopped dead in the final term and only beat a The Doves have improved but will need everything to fast-finishing Pakenham by 10 points in another uncon- go their way to match their opponents. The recent re- vincing effort. Both contenders lost a valuable chance turn of Ryan Hendy to the forward line has provided a to boost their percentages, which may prove costly later big lift and if Simon Black, Beau Wheeler and Shannon in the season. Henwood can maintain supply then Doveton will be This week’s round will decide which of these two is the right in the game. genuine article. The Doves spent decades beating up on the Magpies and then chuckling at their supporters until the 2000s, Tooradin v Berwick when the boys from Fox Road created and maintained Berwick coach Dean Rice has been tinkering with his an era of invincibility. Doveton wants their crown back underperforming side for most of the season in the but they will have to wait a little longer for that. hope that eventually the Wickers will click into gear. If that can happen at Tooradin this week, it will be a huge Keysborough v Pakenham bonus for the boys from Edwin Flack Reserve. Keysborough will be looking forward to this week’s On form that is a big ‘if’ however. There has been a game against Pakenham but if the Burra is complacent sameness about the names cropping up in the Wickers the smiles of anticipation will quickly disappear. best week-in, week-out. If a dominant win is to be the Pakenham’s woes this season have been well docu- result Paul VanSchilt, Madison Andrews, Krstian Mer- mented but last week there was a hint of improvement edith and Brad Fowler will need more assistance from and the stamp of master coach Joe Lenders is starting to their team mates. show through. Players like Russell Lehman, Kym Jones, The Seagulls have found a way to score this season Dean Blake and Dom Paynter are nearing their best thanks largely to the addition of Julian Saurez and ball again and that’s very positive. magnet Matt Wade. That is the positive but, on the That said, if the Burra is still entertaining ideas of a fi- downside, they have leaked too many goals too often nals appearance, they must win these games. The form

Since 1908 MPNFL 7 Football Preview of the ‘big three’ in attack, Tyson King, Ryan Goodes club is on the way up at last and the early game against and Taylor Stratton will be the key, but the Lions will Cranbourne at Starling Road will underline that fact. not make ball supply easy. This looks a really good game on paper. The Kanga- In seasons past the Lions have loved playing at the roos depth has improved in 2012 and although there Rowley Allen Reserve and have always acquitted them- is still some inconsistency, they are winning matches selves really well. That was in seasons past. that they should. Cranbourne is not used to being chal- ROC v Cranbourne lenged by the ROCs of the world and will expect to In terms of a challenge, last week ROC failed in its bid take the points but this week’s tip is with the Roo boys to climb Mt Buller, and this week has to find a way to to deny that. Narre Warren is again in cruise-control at scale Mt Everest. That’s the best analogy to describe the the head of the table and, despite Doveton’s best efforts task ahead of the Kangaroos when Cranbourne drops to upset the mighty Pies will be to no avail. The other by this Saturday. results this week will see Beaconsfield down Hamp- ROC is still a good way off finals football and the chal- ton Park, Berwick take care of Tooradin and Pakenham lenge will be to be competitive over four quarters this have its third win of the year at the expense of Keys- week. In form campaigners Ben Tivendale, Mick Moy- borough. lan, Steve Hawkins and Matt Rogers must lead from Under 18s the front. If last week’s battle against Cranbourne wasn’t enough, How well the Eagles handle Starling Road will decide this weekend Doveton faces the might of undefeated how much their percentage jumps by. If Marc Holt can top dogs Narre Warren in the curtain-raiser to a big find space and get the supply he is used to from brother day’s football at the Robinson Reserve. These two Leigh, Ray George, Justin Shields and Mat Rus. The long-term and often bitter combatants have a history floodgates will open very smartly. that many of the current player’s fathers will have men- In all honesty, the focus of the Kangaroos after the first tioned more than once to their boys. Winning means a quarter will likely centre on how to stop the bleeding. little more to both Magpies and Doves followers when Another big win for Cranbourne looks likely. these sides face off – at any level – so a good, tough Beaconsfield v Hampton Park and desperate game can be assured. Having said that Beaconsfield is on the road to success but has not the result will come down to skill and it is here that the gone for the ‘quick-fix’ this time. There is still plenty Magpies have a serious edge, regardless of the venue. of improvement at the Perc Allison Oval but it is fair to The other under 18 games this round look predict- say that the Eagles are well ahead of this week’s rivals able. Cranbourne and Beaconsfield will down ROC Hampton Park in that department. and Hampton Park respectively, but it is to be hoped Eagles supporters would be enjoying the display being that both the Kangaroos and Redbacks can find the big put on by up-and-comers like Brad Hollick, Troy Mc- sticks at least once each this week. Dermott, Jesse Linkins and Josh Dodsworth. The road ahead is looking better all the time but this week is not one to be taken easy, regardless of ladder positions. Hampton Park has nothing to lose and will throw them- selves into the contest with intent. James Alexander, Dale Glazier together with under 18s Jackson Philpin and Aaron Holden are the future and will give their all for the jumper. Unfortunately that will not be enough to score an upset this weekend. Reserves ROC supporters will be pleased that the Kangaroos are now featuring as match-of-the-day contenders far more regularly, even if it is just the reserves. It proves that the CASEY CARDINIA TIPSTERS David Nagel D.Roy Darryl Nisbet Brad Kingsbury Rod Willshire Pakenham Gazette CCFNL Footy Show SWGFL Legend Chronicle MPNFL Director Cranbourne Cranbourne Cranbourne Cranbourne Cranbourne Beaconsfield Beaconsfield Beaconsfield Beaconsfield Beaconsfield Narre Warren Narre Warren Narre Warren Narre Warren Narre Warren Keysborough Pakenham Keysborough Keysborough Keysborough Berwick Berwick Berwick Berwick Tooradin 30 27 26 30 31 8 MPNFL Since 1908 MPNFL Women MAKINGa mark

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South East Juniors U16 & Youth Girls Big Winners South East Juniors had a busy long weekend with 6 teams participating in Metro and Regional Champion- ships. Played right across Melbourne teams travelled to Sunshine, Diggers Rest, Footscray, locally games were played at Casey Fields and Doveton and Shepley Oval. There was a mix bag of results across the 14’s and 15’s teams while the U16’s took out the Dandenong Re- gional Carnival and the Youth Girls move through to the Vic Metro Championships Grand Final. Congratulations to all the players, volunteers and par- ents who supported the 2012 program. Director of Coaching John Webb is excited that the SEJ will be again well represented with players to be invited to the Stingrays, Power and Dragons programs. The SEJ Youth Girls will play in their sixth consecu- tive Vic Metro Grand Final which they have dominated since 2007. They take on Yarra Juniors who beat SEJ in game one by 15 points in what was touted one of the best Youth Girls matches ever played. No doubt that Hayden Kraus BOG U15’2s v RDFL SEJ will have their work cut out for them in what will be a classic Youth Girls Grand Final on June 23rd at Premier Partners Craigieburn. SEJ U16’s completed a terrific weekend of representa- tive football when the beat Dandenong Ranges in the last game to take out the Championship undefeated. The Under 16’s beat Frankston, Mornington and Dan- denong Ranges in what was great campaign. Since 1908 MPNFL 9 Scorpions - Feel the Sting!

CASEY: Keep up to date with everything that is hap- well in defence with brother Josh. pening at the Casey Scorpions by visiting out website Lesser known Scorpions such as Mi- www.scorpions.com.au or you can now join us on Fa- chael Riseley, Matt Fieldsend and cebook http://www.facebook.com/CaseyScorpions or Ricky Plummer were all important follow us on Twitter @CaseyScorpions contributors on the day and under- Our next home game is on Saturday 8th July, Scorpions line the improvement that Lovett’s v Port Melbourne, Development League at 11.00am coaching has brought to the team. and Senior’s at 2.00pm. The Presidents Luncheon be- The second half opened in scrappy fashion with both gins at 12.00pm and booking are essential. To book sides struggling to kick goals until Martin put his team please call Rhiannon 5996 1111. up by six goals at the eleven minute mark. With Davey PINK RIBBON DAY FOR CASEY by KC off for the rest of the game and Troy Davis, who had been the dominant defender in the game, off under the from Casey blood rule, the momentum of the game changed. The Gray skies, patches of drizzle and a big crowd were Magpies responded with four unanswered goals (the the order of the day as the Scorpions returned to Casey last a booming 70 metre kick from Paul Seedsman) to Fields for the first time in several weeks for their annual narrow the margin to 13 points before the lively Tim Pink Ribbon Day in aid of breast cancer research. Smith marked and kicked a crucial goal on the siren. In the end, it was a successful afternoon on both scores There were some nervous moments for Scorpion fans as with Casey, wearing a predominantly pink strip for the Collingwood opened with the first two goals of the quar- occasion, winning the four premiership points on offer ter before Smith kicked a steadier but the Pies were not in its game against Collingwood as well as achieving to be denied and replied once more to nudge their way the target of $15,000 and raising public awareness for back to a seven point deficit with half of the term gone. this very worthwhile charity. Hard nut midfielder Couch, who was recruited from the The win also moved the home team into equal top po- Magpies’ VFL side of last year and hasn’t put in a bad sition on the Peter Jackson VFL ladder after Port Mel- game this year, was revelling in the tight going against bourne’s shock defeat down at Geelong as they move his former teammates in the latter stages of the game. into yet another bye next weekend. Josh Tynan finally bobbed up for a relieving goal - the The Magpies were full of running and had the first two last of the game although several tense minutes elapsed goals on the board within minutes of the opening be- before Smith marked fifteen metres out as the siren fore Casey responded with four unanswered goals from sounded. Unfortunately, he played on causing the Stef Martin, Rian McGough, Tom Couch and Lucas game to come to an abrupt end and his attempt at a Cook. Despite kicking against a slight breeze, there was third goal didn’t count. plenty of run in the legs for the Casey boys and they What did count however, was Casey’s eighth win from appeared in control although a late goal by the visitors nine games, an excellent result from a team whose play- saw the Scorpions up by just six points at quarter time. ers were recently shunned by selectors when choosing Casey was winning in the ruck through Jake Spencer the VFL representative side and currently missing key and Martin whose dominance allowed Couch and players co-skipper Kyle Matthews, Danny Nicholls and Aaron Davey to turn it on at ground level. The latter Wade Lees through injury. was in scintillating form turning the clock back a few The results show that the future looks bright for the years with his brilliant footwork and pinpoint delivery Scorpions who approach the halfway mark of the sea- of the football. The result was a goal feast for Martin son in the pink. and Cook who booted his fourth goal late in the second Casey Scorpions 4.3 9.7 11.9 13.12.90 term. By that time the Scorpions were out to a com- Collingwood 3.3 4.4 8.8 11.11.77 manding 37 point lead. Goals Casey Scorpions Cook Martin 4 Smith 2 Couch Casey was winning everywhere and it surely must McGough Tynan have been pleasing for coach Brett Lovett that his Best Casey Scorpions Martin Riseley Spencer Fieldsend VFL listed players were blending in so well with their Cook Couch AFL counterparts and that they were led so admirably Final stats winners Couch 27 (10 hard ball gets & 8 by skipper Evan Panozza who is in career best form. tackles) L Tynan 26 Panozza (& 7 tackles) Fieldsend 20 Luke Tynan continues to impress and he combined Martin 19 (& 18 hit outs)

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Seniors Coach: Austinn Jones Seniors Reserves Coach: 1 BERTONCELLO Cleyton 30 ALLAN Martin Damien Soderlund 2 HUGHES Kane 31 CAMERON Jake 3 KELF Christopher 32 O’SULLIVAN Nicholas Under 18’s Coach: 4 BATTAGLIN Daniel 33 BUDGE Jason Ray Crozier 5 JONES Austinn 34 JOHNSON James Colts Coach: 6 LINKINS Jesse 35 CHIN Patrick John Sullivan 7 MISLICKI Daniel (C) 36 MARCON Jay Secretary: 8 POLLARD Shaun 37 FISHER Nick LeeAnne Muzzolini 9 GWOZDZIWESKI Aaron 38 JENNINGS Michael 10 WILLIAMS Andrew 39 CONNELLY Rory Ground: Perc Allison Oval, Emerald St, Beaconsfield 11 HOLLICK Bradley 40 ROMINGER Michael Mel: 111 H10 Tel: 97071707 Colours: Gold & Blue 12 TAYLOR Rob 41 COVE Lachlan 13 McDERMOTT Troy 42 McGOWAN Benjamin It is a very warm, Beaconsfield welcome today to all of 14 JACKSON Craig 43 MITCHELL Adam the ladies attending our annual ladies day luncheon, 15 BROWN James 44 COUSINS Bill with our guest speaker this year Tammy Van Wisse. All 16 McPHIE Michael 45 SCHINNER Jack looks set for a terrific day. In cold and wet conditions 17 HANNEY Thomas 46 McPHERSON Nick last week, great wet weather football was played by Bea- 18 GEE Jayden 47 STONE Jeremy 19 WHITE David 48 OSBORNE Jordan consfield with strong games by Hughes, McDermott, 20 JOHNSTON Daniel 49 MAKER Tom Dodsworth, Hanney and Aarts with Hamilton, Hollick 21 McMANUS Mark 50 TURNER Michael and McManus playing their best senior games this year. 22 SZWAJA Damien (VC) 52 LALOUETTE Denee Now to continue this against an always hard opponent 23 AARTS Jake 53 PAYNE Lachlan in Hampton Park. 24 DODSWORTH Joshua 54 VELTMEYER Ji The 3rd annual Beaconsfield Race Day last Sunday was 25 MUZZOLINI Daniel 55 THOMPSON Matt a great event and all who supported and attended the 26 BEE-HUGO Luke 57 MANLEY Richard day had a wonderful time. This has now become a 27 HAMILTON Nathan 58 DOBLE Nathan yearly event and it was great to see a good mix of peo- 28 AMORE Adam 59 FLETCHER Kris ple enjoy the Champions Room at the Cranbourne Turf 29 McDERMOTT Sean 65 BUTLER Rhys Club. We thank all of our race sponsors Bodyshop Paint Supplies, Central Hotel, Master Boring, Tankformers and Under 18’s / Colts our Super Rules for getting involved in the day. 1 CASEY Jack 31 DUFFY Luke Tez the Vice Prez. 2 CHIN Brendon 32 FLIGHT Sam 3 CHERRY Ben 33 WORTHY Kane 4 SONNBERGER John 34 MOLONEY Aiden 5 NEKIC Luke 35 O’CONNELL Jackson 6 BROWN Jack 36 HAMILTON Brett 7 DECKER Brad 37 MUNDAY Daniel 8 BAKER Karl 38 CRUICKSHANK Jake 9 SHERER Toby 39 CRACKNELL Robbie 10 BECK Ash 40 NOLAN Jayden 11 MOORE Brandon 42 ALLEN Hayden 12 FLYNN Matt 43 McKENZIE Dylan 13 BUTLER Adam 46 JACOBSON Connell 14 O’SULLIVAN Joel 47 WICKINS Daniel 15 GUINANE Dylan 48 O’BRIEN Joshua 16 SINCLAIR Jesse 49 McBRIDE Luke 18 BUTLER James 50 HAMILTON Brayden 19 JOYCE Taylor 51 LUCAS Zach www.beaconsfieldfc.vcfl.com.au 20 HUNTER Zane 52 GRIFFIN Matt 21 McCORMICK Jack 53 PHILLIPS Tim SCORES 1 2 3 4 22 PERRYMAN Joel 54 ROLPH Nick 23 SUTHERLAND Blake 55 VINCENT Luke SENIORS 24 MILES Aaron 56 WILLIAMS Lachie 25 PROWSE Simon 57 GRIMSHAW Sam RESERVES 26 RONCHI Ethan 58 McPHERSON Nick U18’s 27 GLENANE John 59 HAWES Nathan 28 OSBORNE Ryan 60 MATHIESON James COLTS 29 KORS-JONES Alex 61 MURRAY Adam 30 FARMER Jack 12 MPNFL Since 1908 HAMPTON PARK

Seniors Seniors Coach: 1 McKENZIE Jake 31 CORTESE Danny John Holden 2 DAWES Nathan (VC) 32 PAYNE David Reserves Coach: 3 KOE Adam 33 HOLLINGWORTH Brenton Wayne Tapner 4 PENN Mark 34 LOMBARD Rhys Under 18’s Coach: 5 ALEXANDER James 35 REDFERN Daniel Michael O’Brien 6 SANBAR Joe 36 CAHILL Daniel Secretary: 7 VANELEWOULD James 37 KRAUSE Paul Don Amos 8 FREDERICKS Sheldon 38 MAY James Ground: Robert Booth Reserve, Somerville Rd, Hampton Park 9 GLAZIER Dale 39 MILNER Scott Mel: 96 D7 Tel: 9799 0486 Colours: Black & Red 10 BARNES Chris 40 STARKY Brad 11 O’BRIEN Luke 41 CRAMPHORN Brendan The under 18’s weren’t able to put a score on the board 12 42 CRELLIN Brett in trying conditions against Berwick at home. Awards 13 MOUNTNEY Nathan 43 BEAMISH Bradley went to Jack, Eddie, Dylan, Shaun, Jessie and David. Keep putting in the effort at training boys and you will 14 DEKKERS Shaun 44 MAY Daniel be rewarded. The two’s faired the best of the day on the 15 McCLIMONT Robert 45 ROBERTSON Trevor scoreboard slotting in two majors. A great defensive ef- 16 CASNJI David 46 HARDY Kyle fort from the boys, after quarter time. Berwick were able 17 HUSSEY Chris (VC) 47 THOMSON Michael to score 8 goals in the first quarter however the boys 18 WINSALL Shaun (C) 48 JONES Jack managed to keep them to 9 goals for the rest of the game. 19 BLACKBOURN Rodney 49 BEIROUTI Daniel Congrats to Eddie, Mitch, Brett, Toss, Kyle and Mick for 20 HILL Mitchell 50 MUSTAFOVSKI Naser all taking home the awards. (J.Kellett, 1 goal –just say- 21 JAMIESON Dean 51 HARKNESS Terry ing). A big thank you to the four 18’s who hung around 22 McCLIMONT Andrew 52 WALSH Shaun and helped the two’s out. You guys define what it means to be a team player and show an abundance of commit- 23 53 MARSHALL Thomas ment and heart!! The firsts came out and continued the 24 FREDERICKS Brendon 54 BARRACLOUGH Edward fight in the winter conditions however were not able to 25 McDONALD Michael (DVC) 55 put the score on the board. Best on awards went to the 26 CLISH Pat 56 JONES Shaun young guns again in Jimmy, Aaron, Jackson, Cosi and 27 BENOIT Lional 57 GRAHAM Paul Penny. Today Dean “Jamo” Jamison plays his 150th game 28 ARMSTRONG Alex 58 MULLENS Brad for the Red and Black Army. An underrated and unas- 29 DICKER Mitch 59 GRBIC Nick suming player who gives his all week in, week out and 30 WOOD Daniel 60 MARTIN Andrew one or our most skilful and consistent leaders of the club. And, just an all round nice guy off the field! Tonight is the Annual Ball. Hopefully you have all got Under 18’s your tickets to what will be one of the most event- ful nights of the year. Remember Red and Black is the 1 BLANCK Alexander 16 ANDERSON Robert theme!! 2 ROSS Shaun 17 BALHAS Darcy The Wench 3 ELLIOT Trent 18 H0LDEN Arron (C) 4 McMATH Joshua 19 MULLINS Eddie 5 HAZELDEN Michael 20 JONES Jack MPNFL has turned Mobile.. 6 FORGIARIAI Mitchell 21 BARRY Tristian To access Live Scores from your 7 HITCHINS Aden 22 MONKS Alex iPhone/iPad/iPod go to:- 8 HALDANE Cain 23 PRITCHARD Bryan http://m.mpnfl.livescores.redtxt.com.au and save 9 BASTIN Peter 24 MULLINS David MPNFL to your home screen. 10 25 WADE Andrew For Live Scores via Computer go to: 11 O`BRIEN Luke 26 THOMAS Jake http://mpnfl.livescores.redtxt.com.au 12 PHILPIN Jackson 27 13 GRIMA Jon 28 WARD Dyland www.hamptonparkfc.vcfl.com.au 14 HOGTON Zak 29 15 ROBINSON Ben 30 SCORES 1 2 3 4 SENIORS RESERVES U18’s Since 1908 MPNFL 13 DOVETON

Seniors Coach: Hayden Stanton Seniors 1 HENDY Ryan 31 BLACK Simon Reserves Coach: Ryan Brown 2 DOWNE Bradley 32 LEES Gavin Under 18’s Coach: 3 MILLER Matthew 33 VISSER Nick Phillip Harvey 4 WHEELER Beau 34 BARTLEY Daniel Secretary: 5 HENRY Michael (C) 35 MOONEY Shane Steve Hendy 6 ATWELL John 36 CUMMINS Liam 7 HENWOOD Aaron (VC) 37 ANDERSON Nick 8 DEAN Adam 38 HARVEY Luke Ground: Robinson Oval, Paperbark St, Doveton Mel: 91 A10 Tel: 9792 3438 Colours: Black & Green 9 DINSDALE Scott 39 HAMILTON Glenn 10 MORRISON Glenn 40 BROWN Lee The clock was turned back a few years last week when 11 RODRIQUEZ Chris 41 ANDERSON Mitch we travelled to the Racecourse to play our arch rivals 12 HENWOOD Stephen 42 MCDONALD Robert Cranbourne and YES you guessed it, it rained but no wind which was good for the games…The 3rds again 13 KELF Ricky 43 BROOKS Matthew battled hard and again thanks to the Narre Sth boys for 14 WILSON Nathan 44 SEMMENS Shaun helping out and we hope you are all enjoying the experi- 15 HENWOOD Shannon (VC) 45 CRAM Matthew ence, the two’s had their best win of the season and led 16 McLEAN Kevin 46 ELLIS Sam all day only to lose the lead late in the game but won 17 DYE Peter 47 TEMOPOULOS Jordan with an after the siren ripper goal from Mitch Woolgar, hopefully this young side gains some confidence from 18 HENDY Travis 48 DOUGLAS Aaron this win and strings a few together. The Seniors started 19 DOWNE Andrew (RC) 49 ROBERTS Jarrod well and really took the 20 KELLEHER Sean 50 WILLIAMSON Cameron contest up to the reigning 21 D’AGASTINO Frank 51 SEMMENS Adam premiers but a couple of 22 PEARSON Ryan 52 DIKE Andrew bad 10 minute lapses in the second and third terms let 23 MULLEN Jake 53 PRIMROSE Harley Cranny play on their own 24 WOOLGAR Mitchell 54 EICHENBERGER Gavin terms and made us look 25 RODRIQUEZ Michael 55 HILL Luke a bit average,however a 26 PHILLIPS Corey 56 McCARTHY Brendan strong 6 goal last quar- 27 MANDIC Milan 57 POPOVIC Sasha ter was very encouraging 28 BROWN James 58 and we now know what is required when playing 29 MORRISON Ryan 59 against the top 2 teams and 30 RAINEY Taylor 60 today’s game Vs Narre is just another big challenge which comes at a god time Under 18’s for our group. Thanks to 1 JAMESON Matthew (C) 17 MADELEY Wyatt the great support from all 2 HARDIE Jack 18 DOSCAS Sergio the players and their part- ners last sat night at the 3 BUDD Ryan 19 Cocktail night and we hope 4 KENNEDY Christopher 20 PRESTA Josh your great support contin- 5 STANTON Tanner 21 RICH Joshua ues throughout upcoming 6 DURHAM Mitchell 22 events. 7 KOUTSOGIARRAKIS Peter 23 9 HARVEY Jake 24 www.dovetonfc.vcfl.com.au 12 COOLEY Joel 25 HERRERA Maximiliao 13 CHAPLIN Daniel 26 ALLEN Joshua SCORES 1 2 3 4 14 AIEZZA Joseph SENIORS 15 MARSHALL Cade 16 JOSE Dale RESERVES U18’s 14 MPNFL Since 1908 NARRE WARREN

Seniors Seniors Coach: Chris Toner 1 SHANNON Nick 28 PENGILLY Jason Reserves Coach: 2 LEE Christopher 29 WATSON Steve Scott Mather 3 MCGILL Michael 30 HARVEY Bobby 4 MCIVER Aaron 31 ROSS Luke Under 18’s Coach: Jack McTaggart 5 COLLINS Christopher 32 BROOME Matt 6 TONNA Joshua 33 DALTON Jackson Colts Coach: 7 MARRIOT Justin 34 BEVAN Cory Chris Wicks 8 SCANLON Nick 35 TAPNER Brendan Secretary: 9 LEE Matt 36 PERESSO Clay Bev Hiam 10 MCNAMARA Colin 37 MATHER Brandon Ground: Kalora Park, Fox Rd, Narre Warren 11 PARKER Jackson 38 KING Ben Mel: 108 D9 Tel: 9796 8618 Colours: Black & White 12 FIELD Andrew 39 GIOBBI Adam Narre’s Ones scored an 18 goal win over an injury-de- 13 HARVEY Cole 40 GRAY Jake pleted Keysborough, but our opponents earned plenty 14 BASKAYA Kerem 41 RAY Andrew of respect. The spirited way Keysey played out the four 15 SAKADJIAN Alex 42 HUYSMANS Daniel quarters will win them a few more games before season’s 16 WRAGG Ben 43 BASKAYA Kain end. For Narre, Jackson Parker continued in stellar form 17 SOUMALIS Andrew 44 SCANLON Stewart at half back, Collo, Kain Baskaya, Kinga and Col Mac 18 BOYLE Lee 45 CONNELL Thomas were our main playmakers. Big Bas kicked 6 and Nick 19 ADDINSAL Alex 46 QUIRK Dylan Scanlon 5. 20 SCANLON Dean 47 LAFRANCHI Joshua Our Twos had a huge win. Stewie Scanlon was our best with 8 goals and Bobby Harvey and Luke Ross kicked 21 HUNTER Andrew 48 BEVAN Ricky 5 each. Other good players were Brendan Tapner, Alex 22 TAPNER Jamie 49 CURNOW Luke Addinsall and Michael McGill. 23 ANDERSON Jarrod 50 MCLEAN Sam Our Under 18s had a hard-fought 10 goal win over Pa- 24 COLLINS Damian 52 MOORE Jake kenham. Jake Richardson was a standout with Hayden 25 COLLINS Michael 53 MARCHANT Ben Spierings and Mitch Cowan. Daniel Jackson kicked 3. 26 DE WIT Ryan 54 DURHAM Tom And our Colts had a 25 goal win over Frankston Bomb- 27 WHITING Jake 55 NELSON Aiden ers. Marshall Gray was our best with 5 goals and Jackson Bianco kicked 3. Great numbers supporting tomorrow’s (Sunday) club challenge day at Sandown Dogs. Midday Under 18’s / Colts kickoff at Fox Road for a few frothies. Bus leaves at 1 5 WACHTER Jordan 42 DAOUD Mehdi pm. Enquiries to Shane Scanlon 0437 199935. 7 TONNA Mitch 43 O’BRIEN Jacob Saturday 7 July (Round 10 v Beaconsfield ) is Narre Past 10 PAPWORTH Trent 44 McLEAN Harrision Players Day. All past players welcome to enjoy the club’s 12 CUTHBERT Jake 45 BIANCO Jackson pre-game hospitality. And remember our weekly Lucky 12 KATAR Bilal 46 LONIE Mitchell Member Draw jackpotted to $250 last Thursday – you 14 HARVEY Jake 47 IRONS Jack have to be there to collect! 15 GRAY Marshall 49 SOROCZYNSKI Billy Congratulations and best wishes on the safe arrival of 16 McTAGGART Ash 50 HARMATI Nathan baby daughters for two of our club’s favourite sons – 17 SOROCZYNSKI Jack 50 SPIERINGS Hayden Brett ‘Birdman’ Evans with his partner Catherine who 18 COWAN Mitch 51 HOPKINS Jayke welcomed Annie; and to Daniel Feild and his partner 19 DURDIN Scott 52 LATIMAR Mitchell Jill who welcomed Harriet into the Magpie fold recently. 20 ANTHANASOPOULOS Billy 53 ZUKOWSKI Matt Feature Sponsor – Drouin West Timber - quality prefab- 21 BROUGHAM Aaron 53 MARSON Chris ricated roof trusses, floor trusses and wall frames, contact 22 INTVEEN Corie 54 LAITY Matt Peter Ward Ph 5625 2537, 0418 515 905 pward@dcsi. 23 HAWKER Jake 55 SELLECK Nathan net.au 24 JACKSON Daniel 56 FLANNERY Jordan 25 GIOBBI Ben 56 RAE Jackson www.narrewarrenfc.vcfl.com.au 26 MERZ Kris 57 GRGURIC Tom SCORES 1 2 3 4 27 MILLS FRANKLIN Rhys 57 RICHARDSON Jake 28 DOVASTON Luke 58 EGERTON Hayden SENIORS 30 VALENT Ryan 58 ERICKSEN Liam 30 FOOTE Nathan 59 PARKER Cameron RESERVES 32 FAKOS Luke 60 GAWLEY Dale 36 FLANNERY Jacob 60 MORROW Jamie U18’s 39 ARTER Jayden 61 VELLA Andrew COLTS 41 KOTSAKIS Mark 61 BONICELLI Gabe Since 1908 MPNFL 15 Results Seniors Berwick 5.3 9.7 12.11 17.15.117 Cranbourne 4.5 10.11 18.12 22.17.149 Hampton Park 0.0 2.0 2.0 2.1.13 Doveton 3.0 4.3 6.6 12.8.80 Berwick Goal Kickers: T. Lyon 4, S. Zijai 3, J. Andrews 3, Cranbourne Goal Kickers: M. Holt 7, M. Davey 4, J. Shields 3, S. Brady 3, T. Van Hout 2, T. Humphries 1, O. Buntine 1; Best M. Fletcher 2, J. Murphy 2, M. Rus 1, T. Tharle 1, Players: M. Talbett, T. Lyon, M. MacKenzie, S. Brady, F. Martinicchio 1, M. Theodoridis 1; Best Players: L. Holt, C. Fletcher, R. Oechsle G. Kerr, M. Weller, R. George, M. Holt, J. Shields Hampton Park Goal Kickers: J. Kellett 1, E. Mullins 1; Best Doveton Goal Kickers: R. Hendy 3, S. Black 3, S. Henwood 2, Players: M. Dicker, B. Crellin, T. Robertson, M. Thomson, N. Wilson 2, M. Rodriquez 1, B. Wheeler 1; Best Players: W. Tapner S. Black, J. Mullen, S. Henwood, C. Rodriquez, F. D’Agostino Beaconsfield 3.1 4.4 6.5 7.6.48 Narre Warren 8.3 13.4 22.5 23.10.148 ROC 2.4 2.6 3.6 4.6.30 Keysborough 1.2 1.4 2.5 5.6.36 Beaconsfield Goal Kickers: J. Budge 3, J. Osborne 1, Narre Warren Goal Kickers: K. Baskaya 6, N. Scanlon 5, A. Mitchell 1, D. Muzzolini 1, L. Payne 1; Best Players: A. McIver 3, L. Boyle 2, A. Soumilas 2, C. Harvey 1, B. McGowan, A. Amore, J. Veltmeyer, L. Cove, J. Marcon, J. Marriott 1, J. Parker 1, C. Collins 1, K. Baskaya 1; Best D. Muzzolini Players: J. Parker, M. Collins, C. McNamara, K. Baskaya, ROC Goal Kickers: J. Hazler 1, B. Snooks 1, N. Stewart 1, B. King, C. Lee T. Woodfield 1; Best Players: G. Helliar, T. Woodfield, Keysborough Goal Kickers: K. Murrian 2, D. Rajic 2, J. Hazler, D. Dick, S. McIntyre, N. Stewart T. Stratton 1; Best Players: R. Goodes, T. Stratton, K. Murrian, Pakenham 0.1 2.4 2.5 6.6.42 D. Prib, T. King, M. Downie Tooradin 1.2 1.4 1.6 2.11.23 Berwick 4.3 5.8 6.11 7.13.55 Pakenham Goal Kickers: J. Anning 2, B. Cook 2, R. De Reus Hampton Park 0.1 0.1 1.3 1.4.10 1, J. Wheeler 1; Best Players: M. Wouters, B. Cook, Berwick Goal Kickers: P. Vanschilt 4, B. Anderson 1, N. Sear S. Webster, R. McQualter, I. Graeme, Z. Scanlon 1, V. Faik 1; Best Players: P. Vanschilt, B. Fowler, K. Meredith, Tooradin Goal Kickers: C. Keenan 1, J. Csincsi 1; Best Players: N. Sear, V. Faik, M. Andrews J. Csincsi, L. Groh, K. Fredrickson, R. White, J. Barker, Hampton Park Goal Kickers: L. O’Brien 1; Best Players: B. Mantel J. Alexander, J. Philpin, A. Holden, L. O’Brien, M. Penn, Under 18’s D. Glazier Cranbourne 0.4 5.10 10.12 12.16.88 Beaconsfield 4.2 6.4 8.8 9.13.67 Doveton 2.2 3.2 6.3 7.4.46 ROC 1.0 3.0 3.2 3.2.20 Cranbourne Goal Kickers: A. Vella 5, N. Gardiner 2, J. Wilson Beaconsfield Goal Kickers: K. Hughes 4, T. McDermott 3, 1, S. Sparks 1, A. Khan 1, D. Bass 1, R. Payne 1; Best Players: A. Williams 1, J. Linkins 1; Best Players: R. Taylor, K. Hughes, J. Courtney, L. Grant, A. Khan, A. Vella, J. Wilson, J. Twite D. Battaglin, A. Gwozdziewski, J. Dodsworth, T. Hanney Doveton Goal Kickers: D. Fowler 3, M. Jameson 2, ROC Goal Kickers: S. Hawkins 2, M. Rogers 1; Best Players: C. Kennedy 1, J. Cooley 1; Best Players: D. Anderson, D. Jose, R. Williams, B. Hillard, M. Moylan, M. Rogers, J. Waldon, C. Kennedy, D. Fowler, M. Jameson A. Brown Berwick 2.6 5.12 9.16 9.22.76 Tooradin 4.3 6.6 11.10 13.17.95 Hampton Park 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0.0 Pakenham 0.5 2.12 6.18 11.19.85 Berwick Goal Kickers: M. Johnson 3, A. Sigeti 2, R. Hillard 1, Tooradin Goal Kickers: J. Suarez 3, N. Baker 2, S. Watson 2, C. Zeeman 1, J. Parker 1, J. Goumas 1; Best Players: A. Splatt 2, M. Wade 1, B. Miller 1, J. Cottrell 1, M. Engley 1; M. Johnson, J. Parker, N. MacEnte, R. Hillard, J. Opteynde, Best Players: S. Szucs, M. Wade, A. Splatt, A. Galea, J. Goumas S. Keenan, M. Hobbs Hampton Park Best Players: J. Jones, E. Mullins, D. Ward, Pakenham Goal Kickers: J. Barclay 2, D. Talbot 1, K. Jones 1, S. Ross, J. Walia, D. Mullins J. Fisher 1, J. Huisman 1, S. Bell 1, R. Lehman 1, A. Drake 1, Beaconsfield 5.3 10.7 15.9 16.12.108 J. Williams 1, S. Morey 1; Best Players: D. Talbot, D. Blake, ROC 0.0 0.0 0.1 0.1.1 R. Lehman, D. Paynter, J. Barclay, S. Bell Beaconsfield Goal Kickers: J. Cameron 4, A. Miles 3, Reserves M. Griffin 2, Z. Hunter 1, J. Perryman 1, J. Farmer 1, J. Sinclair Doveton 3.1 3.4 4.6 6.8.44 1, J. Brown 1, J. Cruickshank 1, A. Beck 1; Best Players: Cranbourne 1.1 3.2 5.6 6.6.42 J. Cruickshank, J. Farmer, J. Brown, L. McBride, M. Griffin, Doveton Goal Kickers: S. Henwood 1, M. Cram 1, S. Mooney D. Guinane 1, T. Rainey 1, T. Hendy 1, M. Woolgar 1; Best Players: ROC Best Players: B. Mazzitelli, J. Sloothaak, C. Armstrong, T. Hendy, M. Anderson, M. Woolgar, S. Ellis, S. Henwood, M. Temby, J. Boyce, J. Canty M. Brooks Narre Warren 4.4 5.6 6.9 10.12.72 Cranbourne Goal Kickers: T. Datson 2, D. Arfi 2, D. Baker 1, Pakenham 0.0 2.1 2.1 2.1.13 S. Berry 1; Best Players: B. Forsyth, N. Stockley, C. Stevens, Narre Warren Goal Kickers: D. Jackson 3, B. Athanasopoulos B. Pearce, D. Baker, N. Morrish 2, J. Richardson 2, M. Cowan 1, C. Parker 1, J. Flannery 1; Narre Warren 10.2 14.10 22.15 30.19.199 Best Players: J. Richardson, H. Spierings, M. Cowan, J. Dalton, Keysborough 0.0 0.0 0.1 0.1.1 J. Flannery, D. Jackson Narre Warren Goal Kickers: S. Scanlon 8, B. Harvey 5, L. Ross Pakenham Goal Kickers: J. Bates 1, L. Mateariki 1; Best 5, A. Ray 4, J. Pengilly 2, C. Marson 1, J. Tapner 1, J. Harvey Players: S. Blackwood, J. Muley, J. Bates, T. Guan, M. Smith 1, B. Tapner 1, D. Collins 1; Best Players: S. Scanlon, B. Tapner, A. Addinsall, M. McGill, D. Collins, L. Ross Keysborough Best Players: A. Sloss, P. Segedin, J. Young, N. Garrett, A. Williams, D. Vassallo

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ing his pregnant wife to play golf which put the health and safety of the baby in the early morning fog) and (Karen was fined for playing golf while pregnant fined and the health and safety of the baby.) Jim Voss Memorial Golf Day We would like to thank Victorian State Home Loans & Mount Martha Golf Club for donating the Cash & Prizes Winners & Losers for this great event. Last Monday the Victorian State Home Loans South- Ps, looking for a great Home or Construction Loan? ern Umpires Association held its yearly golf day tour- contact Victorian State Home Loans on 1800 420 nament for the 2012 Jim Voss Memorial Golf Trophy. 611……… The event was held at the Mount Martha Golf Club. 28 competitors teamed up in pairs to battle it out to win VCFL Rules that differ to the AFL - the covered trophy in ambrose competition. Reminder The final result came down to a 3 way tie for first place Each and every Friday night around 7.30pm we get with the overall Winning Team (by count back) comfortable in our arm chair to watch the first game Troy Bellchambers & David Miles of the round in the Australian Football League (AFL). Nearest to the Pin We get fully involved in the telecast as it was a Satur- David Miles day afternoon and you’re watching your local football Matt Guess team; you yell at the TV, question the umpire’s deci- Brett Gent sions, clap the great marks and either feel great cause Steve Penny your team won or throw your hands up in the air cause Longest Drive they let the game slip. Tristan McDougal Travel forward 12 or more hours and you’re all fired up The fines master Brett Gent was at his best on the course watching your local footy team when the same things which saw him dish out $114.20 worth of fines across happen on the field as you saw on TV last night, the all players. The range of fines started with people wear- umpires either pay a free kick or let the game continue. ing bad hats to denim jeans and track pants, using other Week in week out the umpires are asked a number of peoples clubs, breaking and throwing clubs, slow play, question during the game or in the social rooms after yelling during people’s shots and of course there were the game to clarify a decision for a player or supporter 12 people fined for not hitting past the ladies tee and a only to be advised that the rule only applies in the AFL married couple were fined (Trevor was fined for allow- and has not been introduced into the Victorian Coun-

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