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Thunder and Lightning Carnivals 2019 2019 THUNDER AND LIGHTNING CARNIVALS UNDER 8 & 9s SUNDAY 11 AUGUST @SMJFL @SMJFL \\ Thunder & Lightning Carnival 2019 P2Produced by SMC Monash: 18P-0554. July 2017. CRICOS provider: Monash University 00008C. A MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRMAN On behalf of the Board and the participation rates are exceptionally Executive of the SMJFL I would like to pleasing. welcome everyone to the 2019 SMJFL Thunder and Lightning Carnival. To all coaches, team officials and volunteer umpires, the SMJFL thanks For the first time we welcome Thunder you for your efforts this season and may Insurance as the naming rights sponsor you enjoy today as much as the players. of this years ‘Thunder and Lightning Thank you to all the mums and dads, Carnival’. grandparents and volunteers who give so much to their club and the league to It is a great day for all participants ensure “It’s About the Kids”. including players, parents, extended family and volunteers and it is always I also wish to thank SMJFL Major a fabulous way to celebrate the end Sponsor, Monash University, for their to the season for all players in Under 8 ongoing support of the league right and Under 9 competitions throughout throughout 2019. Without our valued the year. partners, days like today wouldn’t be possible, so thank you one and all. The Thunder and Lightning carnival is always met with great anticipation as Play well and in the right spirit today the conclusion of another successful and may you all enjoy the experience. season of junior football. Today is about fun and involvement for all our players and it is an opportunity to celebrate the skills, mateship and importantly the fun that has been Lewis Bearman witnessed throughout the season on Chair field. A great way to finish the year. South Metro Junior Football League After today, the SMJFL looks forward to you continuing your football journey in 2020. This year we have had over 2200 players in the Under 8 and Under 9 age groups spread over 88 teams. The record Thunder & Lightning Carnival 2019 \\ @SMJFL Produced by SMC Monash: 18P-0554. July 2017. CRICOS provider: Monash University 00008C. P3 P4 @SMJFL \\ Thunder & Lightning Carnival 2019 A MESSAGE FROM THE CEO cont. 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South Metro Junior Football League FIXTURES MCKINNON RESERVE GROUP FIXTURE Time Oval ANDREW BRAYSHAW (U9 MIXED Highett (Green) V St Paul’s McKinnon (Green) 9:00 1 Highett (Green) Ormond (Green) V East Brighton Vampires Nowell (Yellow) 9:00 2 St Paul’s McKinnon (Green) Highett (Green) V Ormond (Green) 10:00 1 Ormond (Green) St Paul’s McKinnon (Green) V East Brighton Vampires Nowell (Yellow) 10:00 2 East Brighton Vampires Nowell (Yellow) Highett (Green) V East Brighton Vampires Nowell (Yellow) 11:00 1 St Paul’s McKinnon (Green) V Ormond (Green) 11:00 2 GROUP FIXTURE Time Oval ANDREW McGRATH (U9 MIXED) Hampton Rovers (Yellow) V Oakleigh (Yellow) 9:30 1 Hampton Rovers (Yellow) Ajax Stars (Yellow) V Mordialloc Braeside (Red) 9:30 2 Oakleigh (Yellow) Hampton Rovers (Yellow) V Ajax Stars (Yellow) 10:30 1 Ajax Stars (Yellow) Oakleigh (Yellow) V Mordialloc Braeside (Red) 10:30 2 Mordialloc Braeside (Red) Hampton Rovers (Yellow) V Mordialloc Braeside (Red) 11:30 1 Oakleigh (Yellow) V Ajax Stars (Yellow) 11:30 2 GROUP FIXTURE Time Oval JACK SCRIMSHAW (U9 MIXED) Waverley Park Hawks Gold (Orange) V Caulfield Bears Polar (Green) 12:00 1 Waverley Park Hawks Gold (Orange) Mordialloc Braeside (Yellow) V Cheltenham (Orange) 12:00 2 Caulfield Bears Polar (Green) Waverley Park Hawks Gold (Orange) V Mordialloc Braeside (Yellow) 13:00 1 Mordialloc Braeside (Yellow) Caulfield Bears Polar (Green) V Cheltenham (Orange) 13:00 2 Cheltenham (Orange) Waverley Park Hawks Gold (Orange) V Cheltenham (Orange) 14:00 1 Caulfield Bears Polar (Green) V Mordialloc Braeside (Yellow) 14:00 2 GROUP FIXTURE Time Oval BRAYDEN MAYNARD (U9 MIXED) East Brighton Vampires Young Bloods (Red) V Oakleigh (Blue) 12:30 1 Mordialloc Braeside (Blue) Mordialloc Braeside (Blue) V Hampton Rovers (Blue) 12:30 2 East Brighton Vampires Young Bloods (Red) Oakleigh (Blue) V Ajax Rockets (Blue) 13:30 1 Ajax Rockets (Blue) Mordialloc Braeside (Blue) V East Brighton Vampires Young Bloods (Red) 13:30 2 Hampton Rovers (Blue) Ajax Rockets (Blue) V Hampton Rovers (Blue) 14:30 1 Oakleigh (Blue) V P6 @SMJFL \\ Thunder & Lightning Carnival 2019 Stand out with Australia’s favourite copy paper Thunder & Lightning Carnival 2019 \\ @SMJFL P7 PLAYER PROFILES Angus Brayshaw Andrew McGrath AFL Club: Melbourne AFL Club: Essendon SMJFL Club: Hampton Rovers SMJFL Club: East Brighton Vampires Brayshaw had a stellar 2018 season, finishing third in the The former East Brighton Brownlow Medal behind Tom Vampire has become an Mitchell and Steele integral player in Essendon’s Sidebottom. The former best 22 each week, averaging Hampton Rover has played 20 disposals per game in 2019 every game this year for the and being used on a wing and Dees, averaging 21 disposals through the Bomber’s defence. per game. Jack Scrimshaw Brayden Maynard AFL Club: Hawthorn AFL Club: Collingwood SMJFL Club: Beaumaris SMJFL Club: Hampton Rovers After being traded from Gold A reliable defender, Maynard Coast Suns at the end of last has become an integral part of season, Scrimshaw worked Collingwood’s back six in his way into the Hawks’ senior recent years. The former side at the start of 2019. The Hampton Rover is a fierce 20-year-old has played nine competitor and a thumping senior games this year, his best left-foot kick, developing into performance coming against St a consistent performer for Kilda in Round 8. the Pies. Jack Ross James Rowbottom AFL Club: Richmond AFL Club: Sydney Swans SMJFL Club: Waverley Park SMJFL Club: Prahran Hawks Recruited by the Swans via Taken at pick 43 in the 2018 their second-round selection at NAB AFL Draft, Ross has the 2018 AFL Draft, the former already had a taste of AFL Prahran junior is a hard-at-it football this year, playing five inside midfielder who’s good games before injuring his ankle at stoppages, is clean by hand in Round 8 against Fremantle. and foot and can read the play But Tiger fans will be excited exceptionally well. by what they’ve seen so far. Max King Ned Reeves AFL Club: St Kilda AFL Club: Hawthorn SMJFL Club: East Sandringham SMJFL Club: East Malvern Recruited with pick 4 in the A former East Malvern junior, 2018 NAB AFL Draft, King has Reeves was recruited by Haw- a freakish aerial ability, a lethal thorn as a rookie for the 2019 kick and exceptional agility at season. Standing at 209cm, ground level. A life-long Saints the 20-year-old turned heads fan, he was given the famous playing for Box Hill in the VFL number 12 jumper by St Kilda last season and will continue legend Nick Riewoldt. his develoment at VFL level in 2019. P8 @SMJFL \\ Thunder & Lightning Carnival 2019 Thunder & Lightning Carnival 2019 \\ @SMJFL P9 TEAM LISTS U9 MIXED - BRAYSHAW GROUP HIGHETT (GREEN) COACH Peter Beames TEAM MANAGER Kate Laing ASSISTANT COACHES Mark Harvey & Martin Cottrell RUNNER Matt Stevenson NO. PLAYER NO. PLAYER 1 Ollie Ryan 20 Chaize Tuinauvai 2 Eli Batrouney 21 Madeline Stevenson 3 Cooper Sheers 25 Ethan Ben-Danan 4 Charlie Cottrell 27 Jesse Stevenson 5 Lockie Stone 6 Hunter Place 7 Max Wilkey 8 Kade Barratt 9 Jamie Hall 10 Will Dellar 12 Evan Laing-Peters 13 Thomas Warnes 15 Toby Harvey 16 Harry Burggraaff 17 Zeke Jolly 18 Tyson Beames ST PAUL’S MCKINNON (GREEN) COACH Paul Smith TEAM MANAGER Jennifer Hill ASSISTANT COACH Trent Cromer RUNNER Various NO. PLAYER NO. PLAYER 1 Harrison Campbell 34 Callum Smith 6 Jonathan Chronopoulos 35 Aidan Connor 7 Zach Nataraja 38 Campbell Black 8 Heath Lee Kim 39 Heath Livingston 10 Lachlan Crestani 40 Eliseo Uil 11 Darcy North 42 Cooper Cromer 12 Leith Salwathura 43 Taran Mullins 14 Jasper Edwards 45 Oliver Heggie 16 Ethan Lee Kim 19 Shaowen Zhao 20 Kynan Koolstra 24 Bailey King 26 Thomas Hill 28 Harrison Sawtell 31 Jeremy Hiscock 32 Luka Pruscino P10 @SMJFL \\ Thunder & Lightning Carnival 2019 TEAM LISTS U9 MIXED - BRAYSHAW GROUP ORMOND (GREEN) COACH Sean Rowe TEAM MANAGER Kristine Christup ASSISTANT COACH Brad Gardner RUNNER Damian Morley NO. PLAYER NO. PLAYER 1 Will Fulton 17 Austin Wall 2 Ben Steven 18 Lucas McArdle 3 Hunter Verco 19 Max Stagliano 4 Louis Hunnisett 20 Noah Blustein 5 Lucas Hijlkema 21 Liam Meehan 6 Archie Gardner 22 Ethan Wiese 7 Jasper Rowe 24 Jakub Taubman 8 James Sigismund 25 Arjun Gulwadi 9 Jason Miller 26 Toby Sanos 10 Lachlan Claridge 47 Jay Patel 11 Alexander Misso 49 Eddison Brown 12 Harry Kernich 52 Samuel Condron 13 Thomas Varelas 14 Luca Morley 15 Seou Ham 16 Noam Christrup EAST BRIGHTON VAMPIRES NOWELL (YELLOW) COACH Anthony Nowell TEAM MANAGER Marcus Woodhouse ASSISTANT COACH Jarrond Harrington RUNNER Brad Kerin NO.
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