SEASON 2014 RECORD

VV ROUND 3 Saturday 26 April VV

VV VV VV PENINSULA FOOTBALL NETBALL LEAGUE

This week... Office Talk On behalf of the Board of Directors increase in vigilance by all clubs when it comes and all involved in the MPNFL we to ground and playing conditions. Football and acknowledge the sacrifices made netball are outdoor sports that demand certain by the men and women who have served, and levels of professionalism to proceed, so providing continue to serve Australia, in times of war. ANZAC a safe and healthy environment for sport, together Day is a sacred annual event in our country and the with appropriate levels of care for participants is round of sport held on the day is always dedicated to imperative. honour those that fell so that we can continue to live Don’t be the club or official that leaves something life in a free democracy. to chance or cuts a corner and costs one of your Sometimes the significance of ANZAC Day can be members an injury. The MPNFL prides itself on being overshadowed by the perceived on and off field a leader in ensuring the highest level of care for its dramas of sport. Of course we all know those participants is achieved. problems pale into insignificance compared to the Please be aware that all BYO liquor is banned from true meaning of the day and a minute’s silence will being brought into MPNFL grounds and strict be observed at all MPNFL venues over the weekend. monitoring of the sale of alcohol, in accordance Many clubs will undertake special remembrance with club licenses, is being undertaken in an effort to ceremonies involving their local RSLs prior to the make an afternoon at the local football more family game. friendly. This is the same policy in place over the last There will be three feature games on ANZAC Day this three seasons and it has had a positive affect on weekend. In the Casey Cardinia League Tooradin will behaviour. host Cranbourne and in Nepean League Hastings Also a reminder to all home clubs that all football is at home to Frankston and Somerville is home to results (including quarter-by-quarter scores) MUST Pearcedale. All games will be hard fought and great be entered into the footy web website as soon as advertisements for the league. possible after the completion of the senior game. This Last weekend was a bye for most but, as is becoming is vital so that media can access details and provide more common across many football leagues, there our clubs and leagues with proper coverage. were feature matches played in Peninsula and Nepean Leagues on both Good Friday and Easter Saturday. Despite unkind weather, these games were well-attended and very successful for the home clubs, again placing our league as a leader in local sport. Bonbeach hosted Edithvale-Aspendale in a grand final rematch on Good Friday, while down the Nepean Highway Rosebud was at home to Rye. Both were close battles between traditional rivals as was the Easter Saturday clash between Dromana and Sorrento. The MPNFL supports clubs that make the effort to celebrate football and netball on special occasions and at the office we love hearing about the successes of those days. Almost on cue last week the weather turned cold as winter sport kicks in to full gear. That signals an MPNFL http://twitter.com/MPNFL DISCLAIMER & COPYRIGHT STARTING TIMES

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MPNFL 2/68 Station Street, Somerville. PO Box 468, Somerville 3912 Tel: 5977 8496 Fax: 5977 9418 Email: [email protected] www.peninsulafnl.com.au 3 4 www.peninsulafnl.com.au Anzac Day Story MPNFL & the Military Since the formation of the Peninsula Football Navy fielded teams in the following competititions:- Association in 1908, football on the Mornington Peninsula has had a long and distinguished • Peninsula Football Association (PFA) association with local military history, dating back 1913, 1915, War Time Recess 1916-18, to the Boer War, World War 1, World War 2, Korea, 1921- 1933 Vietnam and other recent conflicts. • Peninsula District Football Association (PDFA) Local footballers have been putting their lives on the 1924-1926, 1929 line for freedom. Our history not only includes many • Mornington Peninsula Social League (MPSL) brave individuals but includes clubs that have been 1944-1945 specifically aligned to the military, Flinders Naval Depot, Army Apprentices, Army School of Signals, • Mornington Peninsula Football League A Grade (MPFL) Langwarrin Guards and Balcombe, all have played 1934-1941, War Time Recess 1942-45, 1946-1958 an important part of culture of MPNFL football. (1941 Navy fielded two teams in the 1st XVIII – Navy Red & Navy Blue) This ANZAC Round we look at the contributions made by Flinders Naval Depot (Navy) and the Army • Mornington Peninsula Football League B Grade (MPFL) Apprentices (Army). 1937, 1939-1940, War Time Recess 1941-45, 1951, 1957 Flinders Naval Depot (Navy) • Mornington Peninsula Football League C Grade (MPFL) The base was established in 1911 and it 1958 became known as Flinders Naval Depot. The Depot was commissioned HMAS • Nepean Football League (NFL) Cerberus on 1 April 1921 and first played 1959-1976 (1960 Navy fielded two teams in the in the Peninsula Football Association 1st XVIII – Navy & Naval Recruits) 1913 and went into recess 64 years later Navy played under various names during its 64 in 1976. year history of playing football on the Peninsula, beginning with Flinders Naval Depot & then other names included Naval Recruits; Navy Red; Navy Blue and finally were just known as Navy. Navy never played under the name of HMAS Cerberus between the years 1913-1976 Colours: Over the years, Navy also played in a number of different colours and different guernsey designs with the final design & colours being a Navy Blue Guernsey with White shoulders with the word “NAVY” across the chest. Ground: Main Oval, HMAS Cerberus

Left:1945 Cartoon.

www.peninsulafnl.com.au 5 Premiers PFA 1924, 1925, 1926, 1930,1932 PDFA 1925 League Leading MPSL 1944, 1945 Goal Kickers MPFL “A” 1936, 1955 MPFL 2nd XVIII 1955 PFA NFL 1st XVIII 1960 C. Everett 1926 K. Davies 1933 Runners Up PFA 1923, 1931, 1933 MPFL A Grade PDFA 1924, 1926 R. Dickson 1949 MPFL “A” 1938, 1941, 1947 NFL 1st XVIII MPFL “B” 1939 K. McKusker 1960 92 goals MPFL “C” 1958 NFL 2nd XVIII NFL 1st XVIII 1961, 1965, 1973 E. Tomkin 1972 75 goals Finalists MPFL Life Members 1924 PFA 1915 J. Gloury MBE 1938 PDFA 1929 R. McGuinness 1941 MPFL “A” 1934, 1940, 1947, 1949, 1951 League Officials MPFL “B” 1940 PFA NFL 1st XVIII 1962, 1963 R. McGuinness Secretary NFL 2nd XVIII 1969, 1972, 1973 1931 League Best & J. Gloury Vice President Fairest Winners 1932-1933 MPFL A Grade/1st XVIII MPFL F. Gamble 1935 J. Gloury President H. Dickson 1949 1938-1947 M. Brooks 1956 MPFL 2nd XVIII 1955 D. Dalziel 1956 NFL 1st XVIII L. Davis 1962 R. Jeffreys 1973

1930 1960

6 www.peninsulafnl.com.au MPNFL & the Military cont... Army Apprentices (Army) The Australian Army established Balcombe Camp in 1940 at Mt Martha and post World War 2 the camp was used as a base for the Australian Army Apprentices School, the Army School of Signals, School of Survey and the School of Music. Army played in the MPNFL & NFL between 1952 and 1975 and the school was relocated to new facilities in Bonegilla at the end of 1982. Army played in the following comptitions:- • Mornington Peninsula Football League B Grade (MPFL) 1955 • Mornington Peninsula Football League C Grade (MPFL) 1953 1958 • Mornington Peninsula Football League 3rd XVIII (MPFL) 1952-1958, 1971-1975 • Mornington Peninsula Football League 4th XVIII (MPFL) 1973 • Nepean Football League 1st XVIII & 3rd XVIII (NFL) 1959-1964 The first mention of Army Apprentices was in 1957 and prior to that, teams were just known as the Army. Colours: Colours have been Green & Gold, however over the years, Army Apprentices played in different guernsey designs with the final design 1954 being Green & Gold Hoops. Ground: Citation Oval, Balcombe Premiers MPFL C Grade 1958 MPFL 3rd XVIII 1954 NFL 3rd XVIII 1959, 1961 Runners up MPFL 3rd XVIII 1953, 1955, 1956 Nepean 3rd XVIII 1960 Finalists 1957 MPFL 3rd XVIII 1952, 1957 League Best & Fairest Winners MPFL C Grade G. Powell 1958 MPFL 3rd XVIII M. Rickman 1956 B. Francis 1975 Nepean 1st XVIII D. McKenna 1961 League Leading Goal Kickers P. Jones 1974 45 goals NFL 3rd XVIII P. Perry 1959 46 goals D. McKenna 1961 54 goals 1959

www.peninsulafnl.com.au 7 Ladders Seniors Team P W L d For Agst % Pts Langwarrin 2 2 0 0 173 73 236.99 8 Fston YCW 2 2 0 0 221 105 210.48 8 Goal Kickers Edi-Asp 2 2 0 0 182 99 183.84 8 Bonbeach 2 1 1 0 174 137 127.01 4 Seniors Mornington 2 1 1 0 145 137 105.84 4 Name Club rnd Tot Mt Eliza 2 1 1 0 134 133 100.75 4 Chelsea 2 1 1 0 128 165 77.58 4 Ricky Morris Fston YCW 2 10 Seaford 2 0 2 0 120 203 59.11 0 Hudson Thomas Chelsea 2 6 Pines 2 0 2 0 100 218 45.87 0 Samuel Wettenhall Mt Eliza 3 5 Karingal 2 0 2 0 81 188 43.09 0 Jimi Johnson Langwarrin 1 5 Guy Hendry Pines 3 4 Dale Nolan Mornington 2 4 Reserves Michael Chaplin Fston YCW 2 4 Team P W L d For Agst % Pts Daniel Smith Bonbeach 0 4 Langwarrin 2 2 0 0 211 61 345.90 8 George Angelopoulos Karingal 2 3 Fston YCW 2 2 0 0 196 79 248.10 8 Timothy Strickland Mt Eliza 2 3 Seaford 2 2 0 0 174 98 177.55 8 Tyson Horton Seaford 3 3 Mornington 2 1 0 1 186 73 254.79 6 Angus Scott Edi-Asp 0 3 Bonbeach 2 1 1 0 105 71 147.89 4 Chelsea 2 1 1 0 130 143 90.91 4 Mt Eliza 2 0 1 1 110 154 71.43 2 Reserves Pines 2 0 2 0 68 192 35.42 0 Name Club rnd Tot Edi-Asp 2 0 2 0 40 137 29.20 0 Karingal 2 0 2 0 35 247 14.17 0 Thomas Lonie seaford 6 7 Bradley Wakeling Fston YCW 5 7 Samuel Duffield seaford 4 7 Under 18’s Matthew Auchettl Langwarrin 5 5 Team P W L D For Agst % Pts Daniel Woods Mornington 5 5 Langwarrin 2 2 0 0 276 47 587.23 8 Charlie Patterson Fston YCW 0 4 Mt Eliza 2 2 0 0 154 72 213.89 8 Jayden Johnsen Langwarrin 1 4 Seaford 2 2 0 0 125 61 204.92 8 Mathew Poore Langwarrin 1 3 Edi-Asp 2 2 0 0 158 90 175.56 8 Jake Prosser Pines 2 3 Fston YCW 2 1 1 0 204 83 245.78 4 Aaron Miller Seaford 2 3 Mornington 2 1 1 0 122 115 106.09 4 Zinzile Mosimane Fston YCW 2 3 Chelsea 2 0 2 0 103 160 64.38 0 Jemisen Thorne Fston YCW 0 3 Karingal 2 0 2 0 76 171 44.44 0 Bonbeach 2 0 2 0 48 123 39.02 0 Pines 2 0 2 0 15 359 4.18 0 Under 18’s

Name Club rnd Tot Club Championship Corey Hanger Langwarrin 10 17 Club snrs res u18 Total Joshua Johnsen Langwarrin 6 6 Langwarrin 6 4 2 12 Sam Pickess Fston YCW 0 6 Jack Greenwood Fston YCW 2 5 Frankston YCW 6 4 1 11 Jonathan Ristrom Mt Eliza 3 5 Edi-Asp 6 0 2 8 Brendan De Ruyter Mornington 3 5 Mornington 3 3 1 7 Joshua Halsall Mornington 3 4 Mt Eliza 3 1 2 6 Mitchell Chopping Mt Eliza 3 4 Seaford 0 4 2 6 Jake Di Pasquale Fston YCW 1 4 Chelsea 3 2 0 5 Jack Riley Mornington 3 3 Bonbeach 3 2 0 5 Jake Kelly Karingal 2 3 Pines 0 0 0 0 Nicholas Christoforou Fston YCW 0 3 Karingal 0 0 0 0 8 www.peninsulafnl.com.au www.peninsulafnl.com.au 9 10 www.peninsulafnl.com.au Football Now the Eagles face a winless SEAFORD side that is yet to hit its straps. Preview The news is good for Edi-Asp. Grand final hero Tim Mavric looks to have recovered from a kidney infection and is likely to turn out for his first game of LANGY OFF TO A FLYER the season today. And impressive youngster Tyrone By Simon McEvoy – Leader Newspapers Bean, who is on Coburg’s VFL list, looks like playing the rest of the season with Edi. And with new key LANGWARRIN enter round 3 of Peninsula league in forward Jarrod Garth up and going, the Eagles have unfamiliar territory; on top of the ladder. all-round strength. In fact, the Kangaroos are in first spot in the seniors, So far, Edi-Asp has benefitted from the input of not reserves and Under 18s. one but many, including Mark Mullins, Tom Turner Last year, Langy started with a bang, thumping Angus Scott, Jordan Derbyshire and Zac Muschialli. Seaford in the opening round only to drop their next seven games and see their finals hopes evaporate before mid-season. This year, Langwarrin look better equipped to tackle the trials and tribulations of the season. For one, they’ve got the right man in charge. Gav Artico has quickly put his stamp on the Kangas and the players are responding. Langwarrin’s talented young group is evolving and the addition of seasoned campaigners Rikki Johnston, Matt Dimkos and Luke O’Neill has already had an impact. A 68-point win over Karingal in round one, followed by a 32-point win against Pines has given Langwarrin a good folundation – but a stern test awaits the Kangaroos today. They face MT ELIZA, widely tipped to be a leading contender this season. Jimi Johnson, Andrew Withers, Jarryd Amalfi and Blake Harkness have been among Langy’s best performers so far but they will need to maintain it today if the Kangas are to make it three-from-three. Mt Eliza beat Mornington first-up before losing to rival Frankston YCW by 30 points last round, and you can bet John Georgiou and his Redlegs won’t want to lose two on the trot. Reigning champs EDI-ASP has commenced its premiership defence in style, winning its first two games.

www.peninsulafnl.com.au 11 Football Preview Seaford was thrashed by Bonbeach in the first game YCW has looked strong on all lines so far. Ricky and then lost narrowly to Chelsea. The Tigers’ inner Morris lit it up in round one with eight goals while strength has already been tested. Coach Ben Crowe experienced prime mover Tony Lester played a will be urging his men to respond. beauty last round. Bundy Barry and Ben Buckley It’s only round three, but the MORNINGTON– have been consistent. BONBEACH game looms as a telling encounter. PINES, yet to win, faces a CHELSEA side with a spring With early-season momentum so important, the in its step after pulling off a narrow but gritty win winner of this game will be in the top rungs of the last round. ladder at 2-1, while the loser will be 1-2 and starting The Seagulls showed plenty of grit to get the points to feel pressure. against Seaford last round and today they will look Mornington, with recruits Dale and Danny Nolen to make it back-to-back wins for the first time in a showing they will be key contributors this season, couple of years. opened its winning account last round with a solid Last round, Chelsea kicked the first five goals of the win over Karingal. That followed a creditable effort game to set up victory and it will be looking to make against Mt Eliza. another fast start today. Pleasingly for the Bulldogs, Emilio Bitters, Adrian The form of Matt and Todd Gardiner was superb last Speedy and Ben Clements were in good form last round, while Jayden Attard has quickly stamped his round and Chris Paxino continued his return to top class on the competition. Others like Matt Baxter, Ben form. Finemore and Matt Smith have shown fitness and Bonbeach kicked off the season with a big win at endeavour. Seaford but didn’t play with the same four-quarter intensity against Edi-Asp last week, and lost by 41 points. The Sharks are without Shane McDonald and Calhan McQueen – the pair kicked nearly 100 goals between them last season – and leaves them vulnerable. Coach Steve Capp said his side didn’t tackle enough last week and lacked pace, something that Mornington may be able to expose today. With two strong wins, FRANKSTON YCW has made an excellent start to the season. The Stonecats have been both dynamic and tenacious as Scott Mathers has made a seamless start to his coaching tenure. Frankston YCW faces arch rival Karingal in its annual Anzac battle for the Berenger-Watts Cup. It means a lot to both clubs and a fierce contest always ensues. Karingal (0-2) is yet to hit its straps as the Bulls’ many newcomers look to develop chemistry with new teammates.

Michael Voss Trevor Turtle Tipper Simon McEvoy 3RPP St Kilda Mascot Bata Industrials Leader Newspaper Mt Eliza Mt Eliza Mt eliza Langwarrin Frankston YCW Frankston YCW Frankston YCW Frankston YCW Bonbeach Bonbeach Mornington Mornington Edi-Asp Edi-Asp Edi-Asp Edi-Asp Pines Chelsea Pines Pines 7 7 9 7 12 www.peninsulafnl.com.au Football Preview TIGERS ROARING FOUR WANT MORE IN THE RESERVES... IN THE UNDER 18s... SEAFORD will be out to continue its unbeaten start Four teams are unbeaten going into round three. to the season when it faces EDI-ASP. The Tigers were At Lloyd Park, it’s a top-of-the-table clash between ruthless as they drilled 19 goals to dispatch Chelsea LANGWARRIN and MT ELIZA. The Kangaroos fired off last round, with Tom Lonie booting six goals and 31 goals last round, with Corey Hangar drilling 10, Sam Duffield chiming in with four. Kayle Henderson and he will again be the player to watch today. Mt showed he was a player of the future. Eliza boasts plenty of talent, including Nathan Ryan, With two resounding wins, reigning premier Mitch Chopping and Rob Turnbull. LANGWARRIN has surged to top spot. But the Kangas It’s third-versus-fourth when EDI-ASP hosts SEAFORD will need to be on their game against a more than at Regent Park. Both sides showed grit to get the capable MT ELIZA outfit led by Mitch Anwyl, Ben points last round. Crowder and Rob Dyring. PINES has managed only 15 points in two games so It’s a fourth-versus-fifth match-up when MORNINGTON far and but the Pythons will look to show endeavour plays BONBEACH. The Bulldogs, after a draw in against CHELSEA. round one, really got motoring last round, kicking 19 goals to thump Karingal. Daniel Woods turned in an FRANKSTON YCW received a reality check last round eye-catching display. but should bounce back against KARINGAL. FRANKSTON YCW should continue its unbeaten start MORNINGTON got its running game going last to the season when it meets KARINGAL, while PINES round, with Alex Buchanan, Brendan De Ruyter and hosts CHELSEA in an entertaining battle. Jed Morssinkhof impressing, and the Bulldogs will be hard to beat against CHELSEA.

www.peninsulafnl.com.au 13 Club Notes Langwarrin Kangaroos Prior to the Easter break we headed to Pines and came away with 3 good wins. The thirds had a huge win with Hanger kicking 10, Mark’s boys were solid throughout and although playing scrappy and patchy footy the senior group were able to win well. With a little bit of momentum and now a very small injury list all teams must build upon such a positive start to the season. Today’s clash against Mt.Eliza should prove to be a true test. We have managed to play a good brand of footy against the Redlegs in recent encounters and let’s make certain that continues at Lloyd Park today. Mt Eliza Red Legs Good luck to our netball girls today who have also made Congrats to Ry Cranwell on his 100th Club Game today a very good start- boys make sure you pop over to the - All the best mate. courts and give them some support on your drive in A couple of weeks ago we took on YCW and only today. managed 1 win from 3, with the Under 18’s winning well CLUB PERSON OF THE ROUND- BRUCE MORAN. A huge but the Reserves and Seniors putting in disappointing thanks to Bruce in his time off doing some much needed performances to go down. The 2nd U/18 side (Nepean) maintenance work around the club. From installing lost to Rosebud by 3 goals. new bar fridges and the new TV to replacing the bench In the Senior game we led at 1/4 time but 4 goals to 10 seating in the opposition rooms. Cheers mate! after this saw us go down by 5. Wetters with his 3 goals SOCIAL NOTES - TODAY- 26th APRIL (ANZAC Round) was dangerous, Meeso was great in the ruck and The - U18s Parents Breakfast (upstairs from 9am), Guest Skipper, Heasa and Coley put in solid efforts. speakers - Australian soldiers will talk of their experiences The Reserves trailed by 3 goals early on and played catch in Afghanistan (upstairs during reserves game), The up for the remainder of the match to go down by 44 - MOUSE CUP (upstairs from 7pm) 10th MAY - Pink round Ben Dunn booted a couple whilst better players were Ladies High Tea (see Kylie for details. 17th May - $5K Mitch, Crowds, Hayesy and Rob Dyring. Draw #1 - tickets available from the playing group or at The Under 18’s started well and held a 6 goal half time the bar. lead - An even last half saw the boys run out 33 point winners. Mitch Chopping with his 3 goals capped off a great game, John Ristrom also booted 3 and Nath Ryan, Nick McKinnon, BT, Riggy and Rob Turnbull were among the best players. The 2nd U/18 team took on Rosebud away and in a low scoring affair we led at 1/4 time but could only manage another couple for the rest of the game whilst they booted 6. Best players were Ev Soutar, Mitch Gleeson, Gus Ferry, Z M-Dore, Lowey and Benny Carr. Good luck to all Redlegs today - Reminder back to CB’s for the aftermatch tonight. Sponsors of the Week - Thanks to Reddy Roasts, Long Island Country Club and Haircuts @ Mt.Eliza. LEST WE FORGET! Go Redlegs! RPP Netball Football Radio Netball Show – Saturday 8.00am - 9.00am Football Show – Saturday 9.00am - 10.30am

Match of the Day Broadcast 1.45pm Mornington v Bonbeach Phone: (03) 5978 8200 Web: www.3rpp.com.au 14 www.peninsulafnl.com.au Club Notes Pines Pythons Karingal Bulls Today we honour Anzac Day, remembering those who They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old; served, fought and gave their lives that we may live to Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. be as free as we are. Lest we forget. As part of our 50 At the going down of the sun, and in the morning year celebrations, this column will try to bring to you some snippets from our past, some quizzes and maybe We will remember them some classic anecdotes. Here’s a quick quiz- ‘Who were LEST WE FORGET the only team that Pines were never able to beat?’ *** Last round; the band of Pines Past Players who gathered Today we meet traditional rivals YCW in the traditional for the first of this year’s functions could only watch (of Anzac Round clash. Proudly supported by Frankston RSL course) as our Seniors just couldn’t get the better of the this game has grown each year and once again we have Langaroos. There were at times only the matter of a few the chance to wrest the Watts-Berenger Trophy back points difference in the scores but the final siren blew from the enemy - will today be the day? a 32 pt dearth. Best- Guy Hendry (3gls), A.Ludewig, Today also marks the 250th game of club legend Michael J.Messina. Reserves, 7 gls down at qtr time and with six Burke - from teenage premiership star to club and league of the selected team altered or outed, then matched the B&F winner there’s been few better servants (or worse Roos goal for goal but fell to a 51 pt loss. Best- J.Prosser singers) in club history - great effort Mick! (2gls), Gord Hendry, D.Scerri. Last week against Mornington we fought back Good to see our Thirds team basically unchanged well in the 3rd but fell away in the last, the Reserves from the week before. Shows that the lads are sticking were outgunned and Triepy’s 18s fell short against a together. Not a good game result for them though. Best- traditionally very strong outfit. On a more positive note B.Burt, N.Lineham, D.Ryan. Welcome today to Chelsea, however a lot of young blokes are getting their chance one of our hardest opponents through the years. Many to prove themselves as future Bulls leaders players have worn the colours of both clubs but did you know that the first known of these can be traced back Next Saturday @ Home is Past Players Day - pass the to 1967. Although a long serving and famous name at word around and let Wally know numbers for catering. Chelsea, he did play 34 snr gms in 2 years at Pines. He As always thanks to our Major Sponsors - this year we’re lived for a while on our Pines Estate. Who was he? And thrilled to have NP Distributions, Frankston RSL, Bank of it’s not Possum. Queensland, Bluegum, TAFT and BMK back on board The Last Bud. and welcome new sponsors Jeep, Vawdrey and Hallam truck Centre - please support these guys as they support the Bulls. Follow us on Facebook & Twitter and sign up for the newsletter at www.karingalfc.com Go Bulls

www.peninsulafnl.com.au 15 Results SENIORS U18’s Pines 1.4 3.6 4.6 6.7.43 Pines 0.0 0.0 1.0 1.1.7 Langwarrin 2.4 5.7 5.13 10.15.75 Langwarrin 9.4 17.6 23.6 31.11.197 Pines Goal Kickers: G. Hendry 3, D. Tedge, L. Houldcroft, J. Messina, Pines Goal Kickers: J. Confoy Best Players: B. Burt, N. Lineham, Best Players: G. Hendry, A. Ludewig, J. Messina, L. Houldcroft, D. Ryan, J. Boyle, J. Frawley M. Goodman Langwarrin Goal Kickers: C. Hanger 10, J. Johnsen 6, B. Kiely Langwarrin Goal Kickers: A. Fenech 2, B. Harkness, J. Johnson, 3, Z. Davies 2, R. Napier 2, J. Lyude 2, L. Davies 2, J. Wilcox, L. Hogan, S. O’’Brien, S. Rosario, J. Amalfi, S. Herdman, S. Sienkiewicz T. Bunawan, M. Mathie, J. Mackie Best Players: C. Hanger, J. Lyttle, Best Players: L. Churcher, B. Harkness, A. Withers, L. O’’Neill, B. Kiely, J. Johnsen, Z. Davies, T. MacDonald S. O’’Brien, M. McGill Mt Eliza 4.2 7.3 8.6 11.9.75 Mt Eliza 3.1 3.3 4.3 7.6.48 Frankston YCW 0.2 1.4 4.5 6.6.42 Frankston YCW 1.4 5.5 9.8 11.12.78 Mt Eliza Goal Kickers: M. Chopping 3, J. Ristrom 3, H. Rigg 2, Mt Eliza Goal Kickers: S. Wettenhall 3, T. Strickland 2, D. Russo, A. Grant, R. Turnbull , O. Whitty Best Players: N. Ryan, M. Chopping, J. Moncrieff Best Players: J. Cole, K. Lombardozzi, T. Strickland, R. Turnbull, N. McKinnon, H. Rigg, B. Thorpe S. Wettenhall, J. Meesen, R. Heasley Frankston YCW Goal Kickers: C. Coyne 2, J. Greenwood 2, Frankston YCW Goal Kickers: R. Morris 2, M. Chaplin 2, J. Chapman B. Wagner, J. Di Pasquale Best Players: J. Matthews, B. Marchmont, 2, D. Carroll, T. Lester, B. Buckley, A. Barry, J. Lovett Best Players: J. Di Pasquale, S. Scicluna, J. Greenwood T. Lester, A. Barry, K. Lylak, C. Nankervis, B. Buckley, J. Coghlan Karingal 1.5 1.5 3.6 5.6.36 Karingal 4.2 6.2 6.2 8.3.51 Mornington 3.0 5.4 10.7 14.8.92 Mornington 2.5 6.8 8.13 12.18.90 Karingal Goal Kickers: J. Kelly 2, B. Frey, J. Rogowski, B. Occhipinti Karingal Goal Kickers: J. Atwell 2, G. Angelopoulos 2, H. Tomamichel, Best Players: J. Williams, T. Puntaroni, B. Kent, B. Occhipinti, J. Cassera L. VanRaay, Z. Clements, A. Mathers Best Players: M. Burke, Mornington Goal Kickers: B. De Ruyter 3, J. Halsall 3, J. Riley 3, T. Wilkinson, A. Mathers, L. VanRaay, S. Jayasinghe, G. Goodall R. Odell, S. Connell, J. Dickson, B. McCleary, L. Susovich Mornington Goal Kickers: D. Nolan 2, D. Nolan 2, A. Speedy 2, Best Players: A. Buchanan, B. De Ruyter, J. Morssinkhof, S. Connell, J. Calder, C. Paxino, W. Miller, E. Bitters, C. Baker, B. Clements J. Edwards Best Players: E. Bitters, A. Speedy, D. Nolan, B. Clements, M. Gay, Chelsea 1.2 2.6 2.9 6.12.48 A. Simpson Seaford 2.1 3.3 7.5 7.7.49 Chelsea 5.2 7.4 11.6 11.7.73 Chelsea Goal Kickers: K. Harper 2, I. Mitchell, D. Aarsman, Seaford 0.1 2.5 6.5 10.8.68 D. Menhennitt, T. Stephens Best Players: M. Bailey, D. Mizzi, Chelsea Goal Kickers: M. Smith 2, M. Baxter 2, H. Thomas 2, M. Hart, I. Mitchell, C. Edmunds, M. Hatzis L. Williams, T. Gardiner, J. Gregory, F. Tootoo, J. Attard Best Players: Seaford Goal Kickers: J. Thornell 2, L. Mullin, C. Norton, M. Herbert, M. Gardiner, T. Gardiner, J. Attard, M. Baxter, B. Finemore, M. Smith B. Lloyd , A. Pawel Best Players: H. Cook, L. Birtles, M. Pola, Seaford Goal Kickers: T. Horton 3, H. Czarnecki, J. Tendler, J. Thornell, M. Herbert, J. McCartney J. Stokes, J. Quanchi, A. Lees, L. Smith, B. Crowe Best Players: J. Quanchi, J. Haidon, T. Tohiariki, T. Horton, L. Smith, J. Tendler EASTER weekend results RESERVES SENIORS Pines 0.0 2.3 3.8 5.9.39 Edi-Asp 1.0 5.5 5.5 13.7.85 Langwarrin 7.3 9.5 11.8 13.12.90 Bonbeach 4.3 4.5 6.6 6.8.44 Pines Goal Kickers: J. Prosser 2, B. Morrissey, W. Casey, L. Bartlett Edi-Asp Goal Kickers: B. Tagg 2, M. Kremmer 2, N. Connellan 2, Best Players: J. Prosser, G. Hendry, D. Scerri, R. Gardener, D. Edwards J. Garth 2, J. Holden, T. Ogier, A. Budge, J. Heys, B. Bowden Langwarrin Goal Kickers: M. Auchettl 5, A. Taylor 2, D. Sherlock, Best Players: M. Mullins, J. Holden, T. Bean, T. Turner, Z. Muschialli, J. Johnsen, J. Curry, K. Albanese, J. Smith, M. Poore Best Players: S. Mannix M. Auchettl, A. Taylor, J. Henderson, J. O’’Shea, B. Darcy, J. Curry Bonbeach Goal Kickers: O. Hulett 2, J. Ferraro, D. Jones, Mt Eliza 1.1 3.1 5.2 8.2.50 T. Johnstone, M. Turville Best Players: M. Clifford, J. Casey, Frankston YCW 4.1 6.8 10.9 14.10.94 D. Jones, N. Waterstone, P. Rebeschini, M. Tyrell Mt Eliza Goal Kickers: B. Dunn 2, B. Hayes, D. Kent , T. Drummond, RESERVES B. Crowder , M. Brancatisano Best Players: M. Anwyl, B. Crowder, Bonbeach 3.0 6.2 9.5 9.6.60 R. Dyring, B. Hayes, T. Campelj Edi-Asp 0.0 1.1 1.2 1.9.15 Frankston YCW Goal Kickers: B. Wakeling 5, M. Debenham 2, Bonbeach Goal Kickers: N. Hicks 3, J. Sole 2, M. Wells, P. Batten, J. Alves 2, Z. Mosimane 2, M. Street, T. Cowled, D. Heijden M. Lacey, L. Gales Best Players: J. Sole, S. Rouette, B. Hicks, Best Players: B. Hall, J. Thorne, M. Street, M. Whitehead, A. Totaro, N. Hicks, M. Barry, J. Bull J. Millman Edi-Asp Goal Kickers: J. Tripcony Best Players: B. Turner, S. Miller, Karingal 1.0 2.1 2.1 2.1.13 J. Tripcony, J. Watterson, A. Luxa Mornington 4.3 8.4 16.6 19.12.126 U18’s Karingal Goal Kickers: J. Ashwood , M. MacLeod Best Players: T. Kellerman, M. MacLeod, B. Groenendyk, L. Bennett, N. Pereira Edi-Asp 3.5 3.6 5.9 6.11.47 Bonbeach 2.1 5.2 5.2 5.5.35 Mornington Goal Kickers: D. Woods 5, J. Smart 2, J. O’’Sullivan, W. Goosey, D. Vercoe, J. Dickson, T. Marmo, P. Hampton, P. Dadds, Edi-Asp Goal Kickers: C. Brown 2, J. Nash, L. O’Connor, M. Byrnes, N. Barbera, J. Hutchison, S. Matthews, L. Lewis, J. Dade-Bell L. Harris Best PLayers: S. Fisher, L. Harris, M. Byrnes, C. Brown, Best Players: D. Woods, S. Matthews, L. Lewis, P. Dadds, J. Smart, D. Warke, J. Davey W. Goosey Bonbeach Goal Kickers: B. Hogan, L. Gill-Renouf, E. Turner, Chelsea 3.3 3.4 7.5 8.5.53 D. Edwards, J. Krnjaic Best Players: B. Sison, M. Topal, Seaford 3.0 8.1 12.3 19.4.118 L. Gill-Renouf, J. Hanson, B. Watkins Chelsea Goal Kickers: J. Sivijs 2, D. Aarsman, M. Clarke, K. Hogan, M. Wade , R. Aitcheson , D. O’’Keeffe Best Players: M. Clarke, J. Sivijs, M. Pearson, J. Atwell, R. Aitcheson, M. Wade Seaford Goal Kickers: T. Lonie 6, S. Duffield 4, D. Crump 2, A. Miller 2, S. Lonie, J. Herbert, P. Murphy, B. Hood, M. Uaongo Best Players: T. Lonie, D. Crump, K. Henderson, J. Hallal, B. Hood, S. Lonie

16 www.peninsulafnl.com.au Club Notes Frankston YCW StoneCats Bonbeach Sharks Off to Emil Madsen Reserve last week to take on the Last weeks Good Friday game against Edi/Asp will go Mounties and we came away with two footy wins whilst down as the biggest crowd at No.1 Oval since the days the Stonekittens had two wins as well. The Numeros of the Bonbeach Gift in the 1960’s. This was a great idea started a bit slowly but hit their straps and came away by respective Presidents Reece and Ted and together with a 5 goal win - Tony Lester and Bundy went well and with the launching of the King/Kupsch medal for Best Jake Lovett bagged a goal in his debut. The Twos came on Ground made for a great day and reflection of two out running and were never headed - Ben Hall showed great icons Max King and Ken Kupsch. Well deserved class and Wakes was a guys ! Congrats also to Mark Mullins for winning the medal. What happened to the father/son rule ! target with 5 goals. Sadly our Threes started slowly and Whilst the seniors result wasn’t what was written in the Mounties held their advantage and gave us a touch the script, Simmo’s twos had an impressive win and up. Jack Matthews went well. Adams 3rds came so close getting the points. Well Hopefully all the Easter Eggs and Hot Cross buns are but done boys!! The day however belonged to Reece a memory as we welcome Karingal to the John Coburn and the committee for a fantastic effort to make this Oval for the Anzac Trophy clash. Always a tough match a memorable day. We look forward to next year at against our neighbours - hopefully all three sides are up Regents Park with great enthusiasm again. Thanks to the challenge. Special mention and congratulations to again to all the volunteers throughout the day. Glenn Hatch for his organisation of todays activities as This week we travel to Mornington where there’s some we remember those who fought for our Country. good winning chances to all teams. Good luck all. Tonight we have the Player Auction - do the form and Coming Up. bid wisely - there’s Bugs Bunny to win ! * Sponsors Day : 3rd May v Frankston YCW The Seaford game (May 10) is our “Pink” round with the * Trivia Night : 10th May 7pm start 1sts wearing special pink themed jumpers which will * Past Players day : 17th May v Pines be auctioned after the match. There’s a big Ladies Lunch * Memberships available : See Reece, Al or Jacky that day as well. Sharks / Beaches Thursday nights are becoming very popular with a

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www.peninsulafnl.com.au 17 Club Notes Seaford Tigers Mornington Bulldogs Last game we ventured to Chelsea and on to their new Today we welcome not only Bonbeach to the kennel deck which was in surprisingly good nick considering but also our Life Members & Club partners to the kennel the weather in the lead up. on a special round being “ANZAC” round. What a great The 18s continued their winning streak but made Saturday it was for the club against Karingal! Six wins hard work of it. After an arm wrestle in first half they combined, you can’t ask for much more than that! The kicked away in 3rd quarter and had what looked like an Under 18’s went to Karingal to put into practice what unassailable 26 point lead at the last break. However, we learnt from last week’s loss to Mt Eliza. The team Chelsea fought back well and almost snatched it. We had a terrific week on the training track and took this luckily hung on by 1 point. Skipper Hayden Cook led the committed attitude into the game with a solid four way and was supported well by Liam Birtles, Matty Pola, quarter effort. The team continues to improve, learn Liam Thornell, Matty Herbert & Jake McCartney. The boys and grow. The reserves played some great footy with need to improve on that effort if they are to knock off Rico in charge running out 113 point winners. An even Edi Asp today. performance across the ground with Daniel Woods dominating up forward kicking five goals after missing The Reserves started slowly again before we took control out the week before. Luke Lewis, Scotty and Smarty of the game in the 2nd quarter and managed to post a racked them up through the middle whilst Goose and 65 point win in what was a clinical performance. T Lo Daddsy were excellent setting things up by foot. The bagged 6 goals and was best afield, Sammy Duff kicked seniors started slowly however ended up securing a 4 goals, whilst Crumpy, Hendo, Joey Hallal, Hoody and solid victory with a solid second half display. Mick Gay Sammy Lonie rounded out the other best players. We controlled the ruck and gave first use to our on ballers could have named another 5-6 in what was a solid all day. Tommy Simpson and Bitters regained some form display. whilst Speedy, Danny Nolan and Clements put in solid The Seniors started slowly as well, conceding 5 goals games. A great night was had at the cocktail night with to 0 in the 1st quarter and this cost them the game. lots of celebrating (though some need some dance After that they stuck with Chelsea before mounting a practice!) spirited comeback but unfortunately fell 5 points short. A massive test against last year’s Grand Finalists, let’s Huge game today against reigning premiers. Jimma Q make sure we get our first win of the year at The Kennel! was BOG as he sparked the comeback, Johnno Haidon, To all the unselfish hero’s who have given everything for Trae, Tyson, Lukey Smith and Tinder were also amongst us, you will never be forgotten. the best.

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18 www.peninsulafnl.com.au Club Notes Chelsea Seagulls Edithvale - Aspendale Eagles Round 2 saw our under 18’s kick the day off with a Good Friday Football, after Round 1 playing our oldest narrow loss of one point. The boys never gave up all day rival we travel to Bonbeach to take on our newest arch with Dylan Mizzi, Michael Hart, Phil Mueller and Mason rival in a Grand Final rematch. Our games against Bonny Bailey in the best players. The boys are certainly on the are always played at a hectic pace, with good get together right track with Mark Knowles and Stretch providing afterwards between players and supporters alike. them with plenty of direction. On the Social Scene lets not forget the Players Auction The reserves where up against it from the start with 26th April after Seaford. Get your groups together to 4 changes from last weeks side and playing an purchase A1 livestock to share in Cash Prizes. experienced opposition that showed you can not give Also we take this opportunity to congratulate our an inch to quality opponents. Mitch Clarke battled stingray Boys who have been taking the next step, Dale, hard all day, Matt Pearson was solid down back, Daniel Holden, Lamb, Capiron, Grey and Steen we wish them Bourke & Stuart Brooke stood up tall as our big men of the best of luck in their future endeavors. the day and James Sivjis continues to be an excellent In the mean time, make sure you buy your membership option up forward. Whilst the result was disappointing from any committee person. Steve Gardner is mindful of working on the basics and Best of luck to both sides today, in what both clubs will be re-enforcing to the players to adapt to circumstances and a highlight of the football fixture for many years to come. the improvement will come. Go Eagles!! The seniors was an enthralling match that kept us all interested up until the final siren. Both Matt and Todd Gardner were brilliant in the middle along side the Skipper Jayden Attard who set the standard early. Ben Finemore continues to impress with his uncompromising attack on the football & Matty Baxter was a tower of strength for us up forward which helped provide the boys with our first victory of the year. This led to a powerful rendition of the club theme song that only further displayed this playing groups hunger for improvement. Thanks to Max,Judy,Kaz & Sue there help on Friday night. Seagulls will soar in 201FOUR.

www.peninsulafnl.com.au 19 Frankston Park Hockey and Mornington youngster Jimmy Cameron in News the thick of it as the Dolphins’ fearsome attack left Casey second for the ball more often than not. But when Frankston took just a two-goal edge into Scorpions Steal Frankston Park intermission it appeared they had wasted a golden Bruiser opportunity, and so it would prove. It was another case of so close but so far for the Despite an early Alwan goal bringing The Hill to full Dolphins, falling to the Casey Scorpions by 14 points at voice, the Scorpions started to have more time in the Frankston Park on Sunday. sun as the third quarter unfolded, young Melbourne The Dolphins led until midway through the final term midfielder Christian Salem particularly influential. and were ultimately left to rue a wasteful 2.7 opening The visitors kicked the final two goals of the third to quarter that could have set up their first victory of 2014. draw within one straight kick with half an hour to play This Friday’s ANZAC Day clash with Richmond at on a perfect Frankston afternoon. Frankston Park now takes on added importance, In a fourth stanza that was just as willing and bruising with both sides desperate to get their first points for as the three before it - Kitchin outstanding in his the season on a day when our fallen and returned desperation - Casey were able to strike the blows that servicemen and women will be honoured before the mattered on the scoreboard, Jake Best booting the final game. two six-pointers to seal the victory. Captain Leigh Kitchin was at his inspirational best against Casey, throwing his body into the action at Frankston Dolphins 2.7 4.10 5.14 6.18.54 every opportunity as he tried to will his team across the Casey Scorpions 1.2 3.5 5.8 9.14.68 line. Young midfielder Ben Cavarra showed why he was a GOALS: Morrish Medallist in the TAC Cup with his best VFL game Frankston: Alwan 2, Simpson, Lourey, Matheson, Tynan to date, while Shane Hockey had a mighty first half around the packs. Casey Scorpions: Best 3, Jamar 2, Salem, Morris, Nicholson, Smith Zig Alwan led the scoring with two goals, but the story of the Dolphins’ attacking efforts was again inaccuracy, BEST: booting a wretched 6.18 to take their season tally at Frankston: Kitchin, Cavarra, Alwan, Harper, Potts home to 17.39 at just 30 per cent conversion. Newman Alwan, Luke Potts, Nic Newman and the reliable Tim Casey Scorpions: Salem, Panozza, Strauss, Clisby, Harper rounded out the best players on a day of Petropoulos, Smith constant hard work but little reward, while Riley Heddles was his usual gutsy self in defence. Frankston dominated the opening quarter, but despite having nine scoring shots to three led by just 11 points at the siren, captain Evan Panozza and Demon stalwart Colin Garland both rocks for the under siege Scorpions defence. The home team continued to control proceedings around the ground in the second term, Kitchin, Cavarra,

20 www.peninsulafnl.com.au www.peninsulafnl.com.au 21 LANGWARRIN Ground: Lloyd Park, Cranbourne Rd, Langwarrin Mel: 103 J4 Tel: 9789 4343 Secretary: Ally Savory Colours: Royal Blue & White Seniors Coach: Gavin ARTICO Reserves Coach: Mark DOUGLAS Under 18’s Coach: Brendan Casper Under 18’s Seniors & Reserves 1 Mitch MATHIE 1 Michael PARKER 32 Ash MOORE 2 Jaydeen MACKIE 2 Andrew BORRIE 33 Corey MOORE 3 Brad KEILY 3 Blake PEACH 34 Ash COLLINS 4 Jesse CLARE 4 Dylan LUXA 35 Sam ANDERSON 5 Ryan NAPIER 5 Shane TANIRAU 36 Matthew NAUGHTON 6 Dylan CORCORAN 6 Andrew TAYLOR 37 Jimi JOHNSON 7 Tyson McDONALD 7 Aaron SHAW 38 Blake HARKNESS 8 Corey HANGER 8 Rikki JOHNSON 39 Nick BRADLEY 9 Tim BUNAWAN 10 Zach DAVIES 9 Beau MUSTON 40 Ben DARCY 11 Daniel NASH 10 Jack O’SHEA 41 Tim URBANS 12 Ryan SMYTH 11 Matthew DIMKOS 42 Daniel MOLESWORTH 13 Jake WILCOX 12 Dan WEHNER 43 Dan RILEY 14 Lochie DAVIES 13 Toby YEATES 44 Jess DOUGLAS 15 Joel McLEAN 14 Shelton ROSARIO 45 Luke CHURCHER 16 Jake Lyttle 15 Mark McGILL 46 Anthony O’ROURKE-RYAN 17 Jake MERTENS 16 Andrew WITHERS 47 Nick HAMMILL 18 Kailum NEWLAND 17 Tyson DANIEL 48 Jack HENDERSON 19 Joel BATEMAN 18 Mitch GILL-FURNESS 49 Jake NIEL 20 Ryan O’DONNELL 19 Jayden JOHNSEN 50 Kieran ALBANESE 21 Josh JOHNSEN 20 Liam HOGAN 51 Mathew POORE 22 Ben WITHERSPOON 21 Scott SIENKIEWICZ 52 Ash FENECH 23 Mitch McCARTHY 24 Mario ANGELON 22 Luke O’NIELLE 54 Daniel URQUART 25 Sam SCHAEDE 23 Ben WEHNER 55 Craig BELL 26 Luke MILLER 24 Jesse BICE 57 Michael HARE 27 Aaron MARKS 25 Jason CURRY 59 Aaron WOODS 28 Jordan ANDREW-ARTHA 26 Brendan CASPER 60 Dave SHERLOCK 29 Kieran COLLINS 27 Jarred AMALFI 61 Brenton PHILLIPS 30 Ryan CAMPBELL 28 Jake SMITH 62 John SMITH 31 Mitch CUTHBERT 29 Sean HERDMAN 63 Dylan BOSWARD 34 Kyle BUSUTTI-INGLIS 30 Matthew AUCHETTL 64 Shane PATTERSON 35 Tom RANDALL 31 Steve O’BRIEN 65 Jarred MOORE www.langwarrinfc.sportingpulse.net Team 1/4 Time 1/2 Time 3/4 Time Final Score Seniors Reserves Under 18’s

22 www.peninsulafnl.com.au MT ELIZA Ground: Emil Madsen Reserve, Wooralla Dve, Mt Eliza Mel: 105 G10 Tel: 5978 8308 Secretary: Samantha Chopping Colours: Navy Blue & Red Seniors Coach: John Georgiou Reserves Coach: Damien Kent Under 18’s: Steve BRATTLE Seniors & Reserves Under 18’s 1 Jordan MONCRIEFF 36 Luke YOUNG 1 Anthony CLEARY (VC) 2 John MEESEN 37 Josh JONES 2 Brodie SHAW 3 Damian KENT 38 Tim CAMPELJ 3 Nick BENDER 4 Jarrah BURGESS 4 Matt DUNNE 39 Adam LITTLECHILD 5 Joel MONGER 5 James CLAYTON 40 Jordan SMALE 6 Matthew RICHARDSON 6 Robbie D’ORAZIO 42 Sam CHRISTIE 7 Nick McKINNON 7 Jack EGAN 44 Charlie PASCAZIO 8 Benjamin WHITFORT 8 David WILLETT 45 Michael DAVIS 9 Louis BARBOUR 9 Sam WETTENHALL 46 Luke WHITTAKER 10 Zach CAMPBELL 10 Mitch WILSON 47 Riley BOURKE-CLARKE 11 Nathan RYAN 12 Louis SABBATUCCI 11 Bryce HAYES 48 Ben CROWDER 13 Mason BRATTLE 12 Sam GILL 51 Zal WHITE 14 Mitchell CHOPPING 13 Darren BOOTH (VC) 53 Reece HARINK 15 Callum ARMSTRONG 14 Ben LEAN 54 Jarrod PAGONIS 16 Robbie TURNBULL 15 Jack COLE 57 Rohan HEASLEY 17 Harper LEONARD 16 Matt LILLIE 58 Michael CLEARY 18 Thomas LOCK 19 Bradley THORPE 17 Scott LOCKWOOD 59 Ross WETTENHALL 20 Jayden COLE 18 Robbie DYRING 60 Mitch ANWYL 21 Liam BERRY 19 Tim GROOT 62 Matt HILL 22 Josh CURREN (C) 20 Ryland CRANWELL 63 Nick STRICKLAND 24 Jonathan RISTROM 22 Karl LOMBARDOZZI (C) 64 Keiran RICE 25 Zac McLOUGHLAN-DORR 23 Tim STRICKLAND 65 Trent RADIN 26 Lucas BRANCATISANO 67 Aaron McILROY 27 Hayden RIGG 24 Ryan CURWOOD 28 Samuel DANKS 25 Damian RUSSO 68 Matt BRANCATISANO 29 James FREEMAN 26 Nick GRAF 69 Lyndon CURTIS 30 Benjamin CARR 27 Blair WHELAN 71 Sam BOOTH 31 Oscar WHITTY 29 Phil TRUMP 73 Matt Ditchfield 32 Christopher BURTON 30 Heath BARCLAY 74 Ben HOUSE 33 Ethan MARSHALL 32 Matt PASCAZIO 75 Ben DUNN 34 Jordan ROUSE 35 Zac ROUSE 33 James ANYWL 76 Will MACE 36 Riley THORPE 35 Tim DRUMMOND 37 Evan SOUTAR 38 Coby FARROW 39 Christian MIMMO 40 Jake PETRIE 41 Nick HOLLAND 42 Mitchell GLEESON 43 Angus GRANT 44 Jordan CAPKIN 45 Jarryd MILLANE 46 Zac HAWKINS 47 Calen LACEY 48 Angus FERRY 49 Nicholas LOWE 50 Jack NUGENT 51 Jacob WEITERING 52 William VEALE 60 Luke DANIEL

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24 www.peninsulafnl.com.au VSHL SUA Record Write Up Last Week’s Challenge: Situation: Player is kicking in after a behind. He has used his 7-10 seconds and the umpire Here we are. We have reached the third week of our calls play on. The man on the mark runs towards the season and most teams and umpires get a well-earned player. The player has no options, so turns and handballs rest over this festive weekend. However, some are still the ball through the goals. hard at it trying to get the four points, and some umpires will be working hard trying to get in good positions and Answer: If the player brought the ball back into play, he get the decisions right, so that the result is a just one. We would be required to kick the ball in, however, as the must understand that as players and coaches make mis- player has gone back through the goals (not into play takes, so too will umpires from time to time. This being out of the square), it is irrelevant if he kicks or handballs. said, our great game can only continue if all people play In the VFL/AFL they would pay a deliberate rushed be- their part. At the end of the day, we are all human, and hind free kick, but as the MPNFL does not have this rule, after all is complete, we should be able to shake hands, we would pay a behind. be content, and enjoy a soft drink post match. We are Stay in Touch all involved in this game for the same reason – the love Stay in touch with all information about Victoria State of Aussie Rules. Home Loans Southern Umpires Association (VSHL-SUA) For those that are having a break, enjoy it and try not to by following or adding us on social media. You will be over indulge. For all those out watching the footy, enjoy able to find the answer to the Rare Rule Challenge on it. You’ve earned it! But remember, we all want to see this the following social media on Tuesday and in next week’s great game at its best, and at the end of the day, the best edition. team should get the result. And as umpires, we should Twitter: Search for @SouthernUmpires stay unnoticed, protect the ball player, and allow the Facebook: Search for Southern Umpires Association players to play, and we will umpire to our best abilities. The Rare Rule Challenge Throughout the season we will be including a rule in this section that is rarely seen, however when it occurs can cause controversy and debate. We hope to create some Umpire Profile debate and discussion, and help to inform and educate Field Umpire everyone about some of these blue mooners in our great Name: Josh Chenoweth game. Last week’s question definitely achieved this goal, Nickname: Cheno and the answer may still create some debate. However, a Occupation: HR Consultant new week brings a new question to mull over. AFL Team Supported: Kangaroos Situation: Player is kicking in after a behind. He kicks the Favourite AFL Player: Jack Ziebell ball from inside the goal square. It travels 45 metres to- wards the flank. It bounces and goes over the boundary Favourite AFL Umpire: Brett Rosebury (No. 8) line without being touched. Favourite Movie: Run Fatboy Run What’s your decision? Favourite Food: Ribs and chips from The Riv Favourite Drink: Scotch and Dry a) a free kick to the other team Best Umpiring Memory: b) a boundary throw in Umpiring first game with Fossil c) a re-kick from the goal square

www.peninsulafnl.com.au 25 Stingrays defeat Pioneers in TAC Stingrays Cup Country Round. The Dandenong Southern Stingrays have continued with their rollercoaster ride in the TAC Cup with a kicked goals against it. Black was calm at the break hard fought win against the Bendigo Pioneers by 29 and with the Assistant Coaching staff they once points in Bendigo on Saturday, after a very insipid again balanced the side to give it a real crack. The display the week before. The Stingrays won the toss last quarter started as the previous quarter through and kicked with the 2 goal wind, but a very physical a cracking individual roving goal to Jack Holden, Pioneers team dominated the opening parts of the but with the aid of a strong breeze to the Pioneers term without reward. It was the Pioneers who put credit they came hard at and finally managed to the first major and could have added a few more steer one through the big sticks after numerous of if they had lowered their eyes going inside 50. The failed attempts. The Stingrays stuck to their guns and Stingrays first goal came midway through the term fought back strong. Wilson took a few big grabs and through Aaron Wilson, the first of (5) goals for the kicked another to put the game out of reach for the day, to steady the team. It would also be the last time Pioneers, who never gave up just lacked the finishing the Pioneers would score for the quarter as the young touches. The two Jack’s Lonie and Wheeler added the Stingrays started tackling with intent. They also lifted X factor in the forward line they were continually on their work rate with some hard overlapping running, the move making it hard for the Pioneer defenders eventually hitting the scoreboard again through all day, which also allowed Wilson plenty of space to Aaron Wilson. This was followed by a smart goal by work within. Black went on to say “I thought it a huge the ever dangerous Stingrays Captain Jack Lonie and turnaround from the week before. The group wanted finally another through Blake Mullane. The Stingrays it so much after lasts week, it’s a credit to them as we held a 19 point lead as the siren sounded and were travelled up the night before with everyone’s normal well on top of their opponents. Within 45 seconds in routine thrown around a lot. “As the game went on the second quarter, Jack Holden had the chance to I felt we started to gel a little more...traditionally we kick the opening goal but sprayed it across the front. have always been a slow starter, and today some of This allowed the Pioneers to rebound and add kick a the things the group have been working hard on the much needed goal. It was quickly followed by another training track starting to shown on the field.” Talent one moments later and it was game on. A steadying Manager Mark Wheeler was pleased with the group goal to the Stingrays came through first year player output after losing two players early to injury, along Justin Bennett, but moments later a costly turnover in with the unexpected warm weather “ We lost two the backline gave the Pioneers an easy shot on goal, players really early that put a lot more pressure on the as they kicked truly. As the siren sounded the Pioneers midfield, plus we bloodied a new player in Liam Myatt had closed the gap to 6 points. If the quarter had . I think as the game went on he got a lot better, as gone longer the Pioneers were looking dangerous did the other 17 year old players who are starting to as they were completely dominating the loose ball work out the levels required to play in the TAC Cup.” and were prepared to run harder than the Stingrays. In his half-time address, Stingrays coach Craig Black laid down the law to the midfield group saying they must lift their work rate, being prepared to work both ways carrying the ball more and to lower their eyes when coming inside fifty with the forwards needed to separate as the Pioneers will more than likely drop numbers back due to the wind. In the third term, through precise kicking and productive forward line- 6 goals 4 points, the Stingrays took the lead. It was the best quarter for the year to date for the Stingrays as the Pioneers were also kept goalless- only adding 3 points for the term. The Stingrays backline had lifted through Mitch White who kicked 2 goals in a row from the Half Back Flank whilst Jacob Weitering was back to his damaging best marking everything coming his way and rebounding deep inside 50. The entire back 6 started working as a unit with the midfield working harder and longer between the arcs offering numerous avenues to rebound the ball deep inside 50. The last few minutes of the quarter saw the ball stay inside the Pioneers fifty but as in the first half, poor kicking cost them dearly. As the siren sounded the Stingrays had taken full control of the game with a handy 37 point lead. The last quarter the Stingrays had to defend the 2-3 goal wind, but both sides had 26 www.peninsulafnl.com.au Stingrays cont “At this time of the year, all Regions get to play more The Dandenong Southern Stingrays have 12 players players (24) and we all believe we have good depth. trialling this weekend and would like to wish them all It’s great to give as many as you can the opportunity the best. Players are: to play, without upsetting the balance of the team Gach Nyoun, Jacob Weitering, Daylan Kempster, Jack and what the coaching staff are working towards.” Lonie, Jake Wilson, Kieran Collins, Mitchell White, Aaron He added. In closing he said “To have roughly equal Wilson, Rourke Fischer and Elliott Hunt. inside 50’s for the game (50) and to keep them to only Daniel Capiron and Tom Lamb are also in the Vic Country 7 goals showed the back 6 had a strong play In the squad but are currently on the AFL AIS Europe Trip, team’s performance today, along with 7 Individual which returns next week. goal kickers with a mix of mids and forwards shows Please find attached the current Vic Country Squad the team is balanced” The Stingrays have the chance ahead of this Sunday’s trial match. to regroup next week, courtesy of a bye for ‘Vic Please see the 2 x game details: Country Trial games’, before turning their attention to the match against the Western Jets at Shepley Oval, Date: Friday 18th April 2014 Dandenong on Saturday April 26th. Starting time is Venue: Visy Park 11.30am and entry is free. Time: 11.00am and 1.00pm (2 trial games against Scores: NSW and Tasmania) Stingrays 4 - 1 5 - 4 10 - 8 12 – 10 - 82 Game Format: 4 Quarters x 22 minutes Geelong Falcons 1 - 0 4 - 4 4 - 7 7 -11 -53 Goal Kickers: Aaron Wilson 5, Mitch White 2, Jack Lonie, Blake Mullane, Rourke Fischer, Jack Holden and Justin Bennett. Best Players: Aaron Wilson, Mitch White, Jacob Weitering, Rourke Fischer, Jack Holden and Elliot Hunt This weekend all Country teams will send players to trail for selection for the upcoming AFL NAB Under 18 Championships. Players have been selected from games played in the 2013 AFL Victoria TAC Cup and from the first 3 games this year.

www.peninsulafnl.com.au 27 28 www.peninsulafnl.com.au AFL South East It is upon return from active service that local football has had a major impact. Local football provided the A Special Weekend on the Calendar opportunity for returned soldiers to immediately This weekend, right across the football industry reconnect with their community and in turn, these and at all levels, we pay our respects to the men soldiers provided a fillip for the leagues’ playing and and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in our volunteer ranks. Football clubs provided a supportive Country’s name. Many clubs go to great lengths to and positive environment where the elements of mark the occasion and it’s great to see so many junior teamwork and mateship remained constant and clubs now embedding Anzac Day ceremonies into familiar. Whilst never going to wash away the scars their schedule. of war, football created an immediate interest which Football has always played in important role within provided physical and mental stimulus. our armed services personnel; enhancing fitness, Veterans in this area have contributed enormously building morale, providing a physical outlet, to our competitions; from returning WW1 veterans negating boredom and providing a tangible link to through to the modern day where many Vietnam home when on overseas duty. Even in the difficult Veterans (and other conflicts) remain actively involved terrain of Gallipoli, soldiers reportedly had “kick to with clubs. Also, many active service personnel kick” sessions between trenches and on the beach. participate in our region and so our connection to During the WW1 campaign, there were matches the military, past and present, remains strong. played in London in front of royalty, matches played Sport and war have long been synonymous in France for the entertainment of locals and the with Australia’s identity. ANZAC Day and our famous portrayal in the movie Gallipoli of soldiers commemorations over this weekend will not only playing a match in front of the Pyramids. remember the losses we have suffered in the line One particularly poignant account of a battlefield of duty, but will also recognise the enormous game was from the Somme, where the description of contribution veterans have made to our leagues and the match went as follows: ‘the ground was situated our sport. amidst the heavy system of entrenchments that had constituted the German front line on a pock-marked field; practically surrounded by trenches, the ground Lest we forget. frozen and strewn with pieces of barbed wire and Jeremy Bourke fragments of shells. Sheltering from the cold wind, the Region General Manager spectators viewed the game from the trenches, their AFL South Eas heads just visible above the ground, within shelling range of the front line. A few plucky volunteers held the goal posts in position during the game. Behind the goal-posts on the southern end was a small heap of earth -- the grave of dead soldiers -- with the simple but sublime superscription ‘To unknown British Heroes’. Lieutenant L.G. Shout wrote: ‘the game had given the men fresh heart for it, and had carried their thoughts vividly back to those happy days when football was played in certain Melbourne suburbs they had called home’.

www.peninsulafnl.com.au 29 AFL Vic Country FIP Grant Helps Yarroweyah Conquer White Ants “We really must thank AFL Goulburn Murray who helped us through the application process for the It could be the storyline of Hollywood’s next kids FIP grant,” Opray said. movie: A committed group of Grasshoppers forced to fight of a bunch of hungry white ants. “Martin Gleeson and the guys there were fantastic and it’s a huge relief to have building open for the But for Picola and District league club Yarroweyah start of the season.” (the Hoppers) this has been the very scary reality after its main building was overrun with white ants. In response, AFL Goulburn Murray General Manager Martin Gleeson said the new commission was The Hoppers’ social rooms, which contain the thrilled with the outcome. canteen, bar and function area, were deemed “We felt this was the sort of the project that fitted unsafe in November after the termite-like insects perfectly under the FIP grant criteria and we destroyed the roof structure. worked with Yarroweyah to help them through the With the club facing the grim task of forging on application process,” Gleeson said. without it, a huge fundraising effort was launched “We couldn’t be happier that they have been to overhaul the building and get the Hoppers’ social successful in obtaining funding to help complete hub in working order again. their facilities.” While loyal club supporters and local businesses put “It’s terrific to be able to support one of the clubs in their hands in their own pockets to help the rebuild our region at a time when they need it most.” occur, so too did the Moria Shire Council, who Yarroweyah is the 39th club to receive a FIP contributed $60,000 of funding to stage one of the allocation since the program’s inception, with further repairs. announcements expected to be made in coming The final piece of the puzzle was secured last week weeks. with the annoucement that Yarroweyah’s application for one of AFL Victoria’s Football Infrastructure Program (FIP) grants was successful. Under the second stage of the FIP, which aims to Brett Connell provide matched funding to clubs looking to repair Country Football Manager or upgrade facilities, the Hoppers were awarded the WorkSafe AFL Victoria Country maximum $8,000 towards the project. The pool of money was made available after the restructure of country football in 2011 which saw the VCFL become WorkSafe AFL Victoria Country. All FIP applications are assessed independently in terms of their level of local support, level of urgency and the impact the project will have. Yarroweyah President Craig Opray said the FIP funding is crucial to getting the building open again.

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2014 WorkSafe Country Championships The St Kilda Football Club is proud to partner with the PCN Sports Alliance and sponsor the Peninsula Interleague team in the 2014 WorkSafe Country Championships. Keep an eye out for the newly designed jumper incorporating a St Kilda design. From all of us at the Saints, we wish the Peninsula team the greatest success in the 2014 WorkSafe Country Championships. Keep Your Cool Saints star Lenny Hayes is throwing his support behind a Peninsula-based initiative that promotes fair-play on the footy field. ‘Keep your cool’ encourages junior footballers, parents and spectators to keep their cool during matches and teaches children about the importance of having good sportsmanship. Hayes is an ambassador for the cause, which is be supported by AFL South East and Mornington Peninsula Junior Football League with signs promoting the campaign being placed at grounds. Stay In Touch Don’t forget to follow the Saints on Twitter @stkildafc or @stkildamembers, on Instagram @stkildafc and follow us on Facebook www.facebook.com/stkfc for up to date Saints news.

32 www.peninsulafnl.com.au Peninsula Chelsea v Seaford The Seaford gals headed down the highway to meet with the Lovely ladies from Chelsea....Chelsea where Netball looking for home court advantage to put there mark on the Ladder after some tough losses against the Well ladies we have survived two rounds and we got Eagles in Round 1 to have a much earned break - hope you all had a C Grade - Seaford 32 def Chelsea 30 safe Easter and are back ready to go again. B Grade - Seaford 44 def Chelsea 18 With a lot movement over the off season each week A Grade - Seaford 37 def Chelsea 31 - Three great each team are faced with a new side.... New ladies games fought out well by both teams new positions - it brings a great deal of unknow to who will be up there at the end of the season - but it Bonbeach v Edi Asp brings great excitement to our league. Edi Asp headed around the corner to play against the Bonbeach girls who were looking for a strong Round 2 Wrap Up start to season 2014 - with 3 loses in round 1 to the Pines v Langwarrin Seaford gals they always knew Round 2 was going The Pythonettes welcomed the ladies from Lang to to a tough one.... there first home game for the season down at St C Grade - Edi Asp 67 def Bonbeach 18 Kilda Linen House. The Pines gals were looking to B Grade - Edi Asp 51 def Bonbeach 51 get there B & C Girls on the board after both having a loss in the previous round. Langy girls were looking A Grade - Edi Asp 90 def Bonbeach 10 to go two from two in all grade. After two rounds we see Edi Asp sitting strong again C Grade -- Pines 34 def Langy 12 - Pines to Strong all day across all grades can the regain the A Grade cup or will there be a hidden gem amongst the top teams. B Grade - Langy 36 def Pines 23 - Both teams fought hard Langy to strong Good Luck today Ladies A Grade - Pines 58 def Langy 27 - 2 from 2 for Pines Strong young side Mt Eliza v YCW The Stonekittens looking for another couple of wins headed down to face up to the ladies from Mt Eliza. Both teams having two wins a piece in Round one - this was going to be a good fought out match up. C Grade - YCW 37 def Mt Eliza 20 - YCW Girls proving strong two weeks in a row B Grade - YCW 44 def Mt Eliza 25 - 2 from 2 for the B Grade Stone Kittens A Grade - Mt Eliza 38 def YCW 24 - Mt Eliza getting there win on board giving them 2 from 2 Karingal v Mornington Karingal welcomed the ladies from Main Street looking for redemption after three large losses from Round 1 and Mornington looking to get another win on the board. C Grade - Mornington 56 def Karingal 13 - B Grade - Mornington 42 def Karingal 37 A Grade - Mornington 49 def Karingal 26 - 3 great wins from Mornington

www.peninsulafnl.com.au 33 Club Notes Langwarrin Kangaroos Langwarrin enjoyed their visit to Linen house in round 2 and under the watchful eyes of footy coaches Gav and Seany supporting the netball girls on the sidelines with all of regular supporters we had a mixed day. C grade started the game full of confidence from the previous week’s win. Stacey S and Britt put up a strong defence however the team were unable to keep up with the blistering pace of the Pythons. B Babes coming home with a win with all 9 players being smart with possession and giving it all. Best on went to our ferocious captain Kristy who took inspiration from playing at her beloved saints home turf. A grade went down fighting to a well oiled machine, with Emma and Courtney dominating on the courts at opposite ends. The pace was hectic and relentless with a very high scoring match. The ladies looking forward to redemption after our Easter break. We would love to thank our beloved sponsors that have joined the Langy Roo team this year. Aidan Graham Quarries, RAMS, Beretta’s Langwarrin and Shells Beauty Salon kindly donating weekly awards and supporting ourteams. Go roos Round 2 Results Pines Pythonettes A Grade Last Round was Our first home game for Season Pines 58 def 27 Langwarrin 2014 in our new venue we were looking for three Mt Eliza 38 def 24 Frankston YCW wins on the board. Karingal 26 def by 49 Mornington C Grade came out and did exactly what they where Chelsea 31 def by 37 Seaford asked to do.... The bought to the court everything the discussed as a team on Thursday night at Training Bonbeach 10 def by 90 Edi-Asp - taking the win by 21 goals... B Grade had a tough game from the start and girls all B Grade though gave it there all they weren’t strong enough Pines 23 def by 36 Langwarrin in the end.... Hard work and training is the focus Mt Eliza 25 def by 44 Frankston YCW now - team work and working together. Karingal 37 def by 42 Mornington A Grades girls came out strong and hard from the Chelsea 18 def by 44 Seaford first siren and didn’t let up.... Great team work across Bonbeach 29 def by 51 Edi-Asp the whole court gave them a strong lead all game giving them two from two for the season. Keep up the great work girls...... C Grade Back after Easter Break ladies lets get serious and Pines 34 def 12 Langwarrin make all the training pay off and secure our spots in Mt Eliza 20 def by 37 Frankston YCW the top half of the ladder..... Karingal 13 def by 56 Mornington Good Luck Pythonettes Chelsea 30 def by 32 Seaford Bonbeach 18 def by 67 Edi-Asp The Peninsula Club Bar and Restaurant

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34 www.peninsulafnl.com.au Club Notes Edithvale - Aspendale Eagles Chelsea Seagulls Round two is now done & dusted! A really close game from our A team last week, We thank Bonbeach for their hospitality last Saturday unfortunately Seaford getting up in the last quarter. as it was great to sit in comfort & watch three good Some really good netball was shown and we are games of netball. starting to play as we have been coached which is Congratulations to Emma & Ash who were playing a major positive for the team. Once we get a few for Victoria in the U19 National Championships at more games under our belt as a team I am sure we Waverley last weekend. Unfortunately the Vics lost will see some wins on the board. Great game by all the Grand Final to Queensland but it was fantastic players on the court! that Emma was named in the U19 Australian Squad. Although the score in the B team reflected quite a Well done girls! large loss again on Saturday, we are really starting Also congratulations to Kate who plays her 50th to build on our fundamentals as a team, and feel game against Seaford in the next few weeks. It’s strongly that we are only going to improve from good to see another original Eagle rack up 50 games here. Hayley Pearson had one of the best games - even though it has taken a while! ever, and our pressure across the court is beginning The 2014 players photos are ready to be displayed to strengthen even more. in the rooms so please make sure that every player Wow, what a game our C team had! Coming back gets their sponsors names in so that we can get our from 11 goals down in the third quarter and being sponsorship board complete before our next home up 5 goals by three quarter time! Defence was on fire game. For further details see Wendy or Helen. with over 20 intercepts by Adelle in GK! Unfortunately Good luck to the boys as they take on Bonbeach at fatigue getting the better of us in the last quarter and Bonbeach on Good Friday. Seaford winning by 2 goals. The seniors game should be a ripper as this Grand We would like to thank our major sponsors Chelsea Final rematch is sure to produce a very entertaining Heights Hotel, OA recruitment and Hocking Stuart game! Good luck to Troy & his charges! for their continued support. Also welcome back to Beau! It’s great to see the club legend return to Regents Park!! Our next game is at home against the Seaford Girls but for now - Go Eagles!!

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www.peninsulafnl.com.au 35 Club Notes Seaford Tigers A Grade Always a pleasure to play the Chelsea girls @ Sturdee Team P W L d F Agst % Pts Street and thankfully on Saturday the weather was Edi-Asp 2 2 0 0 151 35 431.43 8 kind to us. Mt Eliza 2 2 0 0 90 38 236.84 8 Chels & Rach C made their coaching debut in C grade Pines 2 2 0 0 103 51 201.96 8 filling in for Sam. What a ripper game. It was tough Seaford 2 2 0 0 88 57 154.39 8 getting through the fantastic Chelsea defence line & our eagerness to lob the ball in windy conditions got Langwarrin 2 1 1 0 96 77 124.68 4 the better of us. However, after a 3rd quarter serge Mornington 2 1 1 0 63 78 80.77 4 from Chelsea the girls were again able to produce some Fston YCW 2 0 2 0 48 83 57.83 0 great netball and pull off an incredible 2 goal win. Chelsea 2 0 2 0 56 98 57.14 0 B grade had a strong win. Ash f killed it in goals Karingal 2 0 2 0 45 118 38.14 0 whilst Laura M ran amok in the centre. This team is Bonbeach 2 0 2 0 36 141 25.53 0 exciting to watch and will be interesting to see how 2014 unfolds for our B grade girls. Our A grade team were delighted to have new B Grade addition Kass on board in the goal ring & what a Team P W L d F Agst % Pts fantastic contribution she made. This young gun Edi-Asp 2 2 0 0 118 54 218.52 8 definitely has a bright netball future ahead of her. Unfortunately the girls didn’t produce 4 quarters of Fston YCW 2 2 0 0 92 47 195.74 8 strong netball they were hoping to but nonetheless Seaford 2 2 0 0 85 52 163.46 8 were able to walk away with a win. Langwarrin 2 2 0 0 60 38 157.89 8 Back to Sturdee street again today for our match up Mt Eliza 2 1 1 0 75 77 97.40 4 against the strength of the Edi-Asp clan. A reminder for tonight our first function back @ the club. Come Mornington 2 1 1 0 75 87 86.21 4 dressed as your fave superhero or villian. Karingal 2 0 2 0 52 66 78.79 0 Bonbeach 2 0 2 0 63 92 68.48 0 GO TIGES Pines 2 0 2 0 45 84 53.57 0 Chelsea 2 0 2 0 43 111 38.74 0 C Grade Team P W L d F Agst % Pts Edi-Asp 2 2 0 0 136 38 357.89 8 Mornington 2 2 0 0 94 37 254.05 8 Fston YCW 2 2 0 0 66 40 165.00 8 Seaford 2 2 0 0 79 71 111.27 8 Langwarrin 2 1 1 0 57 36 158.33 4 Pines 2 1 1 0 54 41 131.71 4 Mt Eliza 2 0 2 0 44 75 58.67 0 Bonbeach 2 0 2 0 59 114 51.75 0 Chelsea 2 0 2 0 50 101 49.51 0 Karingal 2 0 2 0 15 101 14.85 0 Club Championship Club A B C Total Edi-Asp 6 4 2 12 Seaford 6 4 2 12 Langwarrin 3 4 1 8 Mt Eliza 6 2 0 8 Pines 6 0 1 7 Mornington 3 2 2 7 Fston YCW 0 4 2 6 Karingal 0 0 0 0 Chelsea 0 0 0 0 Bonbeach 0 0 0 0

36 www.peninsulafnl.com.au Club Notes Frankston YCW StoneKittens Mt Eliza Red Legs Round 2 the YCW Stonekittens travelled to Toorak We welcomed Frankston YCW to our new home College to take on the Mt Eliza Red Legs. courts at Toorak College with the expectation of a C grade girls gave Coach Lyshae another win on good tussle and three tough games. the board and the girls are really starting to gel as A Grade were a little slow to start as YCW came out a team. Massive congrats to Loz Barry who played firing, though found their rhythm half way through an absolute blinder getting her hands to everything the first quarter and continued to build from there. in sight and coming away with best on court. Sarah Once again accurate goaling from Ella, Charlotte and Mills dominated in the goal circle, her hard work and dedication was critical in the C Grade team coming Anna rewarded the efforts of Michelle, Ellen and Ellie away with the win! who worked hard in defense. Jess and Kelsey in the midcourt created fluid movement between the two B grade girls also did an amazing job, being successful with a win. The Emma Mason and Lou ends, also feeding the goalers with some precision Davis shooting combo was on fire and for their passing. Well done ladies! second game working together as a team- B grade Mt Eliza 38 Frankston YCW 24 girls really showed us how it’s done. B Grade girls tried hard all day. Y.C.W played well Unfortunately our A grade team couldn’t make it even though our girls were competitive, we played over the line on Saturday. With patches of good catch up netball.in c grade YCW dominated the first strong netball down the court, patches of good quarter by shooting 10 goals and Mt. Eliza dominated play just wasn’t enough. Ruby powered through the second by shooting 11 and the third quarter was the mid court, going hard at every ball and It was an arm wrestle between defences. With 2 key players great having our young gun Brooke working both the offensive & defensive end of the court. Lots of out and losing a shooter to injury the last was always learnings out of Saturday and key areas to work going to be tough. The conclusion was a loss but through at training this week. there were flashes of brilliance. Thanks to the Mt Eliza girls for a great day- look Forward to playing you again in the second half of the season.

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If you’re going to have a few drinks, plan ahead and arrange a ride with a designated driver – someone who’s not drinking or who’s responsibly sticking to light. Club Notes Good sports don’t let their Mornington Bulldogs Karingalmates drink B andulls drive. Great game last week against Karingal, they are Last week saw Mornington visit the Bull Pit with all always such a lovely bunch of girls to play, it makes for three games being played in good spirit. Well Done a very enjoyable day of netball! A Grade had a tough to everyone. first quarter but once warmed up were unstoppable Our A grade girls gave it their all but went down on winning 49-26. Applying the pressure down the the day. As the season progresses and we get used to entire courtA RoadSafe forcing Karingal Victoria to break. initiative The girls supported built playing by VicRoads together weand will VCFL improve. Thanks to Sara for on the lead each quarter with great communication coming back and helping us out by playing, covering and encouragement. The mid court dominated with our injured players. consistent passing and leads to both Sarah’s in goals. B grade was a close battle all match and it was Jess, Meg and Caitlin held down the defence with disappointing to go down by a few goals. It was great strength. B Grade was a nail biting match great to see all girls battle so hard and work well from the first centre pass -with both teams goalers together. There was some strong performances rarely missing a shot. Caitlin and Zoe applying the across the court to take with us to our next game. well needed pressure in defence resulting in a great Welcome to our new addition Ashleigh, you have amount of rebounds. With Leah, Kayla, Grace, Danni slotted in like you have been with us all preseason. and Eliza rotating through the mid court playing man The C grade girls continued to show improvement on man caused a great amount of turn arounds which and put some good passages of play together. This resulted in well needed goals. With an overall team team is full of potential. Thank you to Kerrie for effort and determination we finally took the lead and coaching and helping in defence this week. won 42-37! C Grade had a great win, 56-13 with This week we’re up against Frankston YCW. Best of Gabby and Bianca both accurate in goals while our luck to all teams. defense of Erica, Lucy and Maddy kept their goalers Go Bulls! from scoring. Mid court girls couldn’t be faulted, and kept the ball up our end most of the day. Karingal Bonbeach Sharkettes must be commended tho, with a new C grade team Last game we played the very accomplished Edi/Asp. this year, you girls really gave it yourPlan all against ahead, a side onIt was and a tough off day on the scoreboard but each of that has been playing together for 3 years. Looking the teams did the club proud and showed their effort forward to our next match later inthe the year. field of hard work is beginning to show improvement. Today we take on Bonbeach and are hoping for The C grade scoreboard didn’t reflect the competition another 3 wins If you’re going to haveon a the few court drinks, with some great passages of play by plan ahead and arrangeour a girls.ride withPlaying a against some quality shooters designated driver – someoneAllison defended who’s well with Rachel doing well in the not drinking or who’smidcourt. responsibly The B’s put on a competitive performance sticking to light. and rose to many challenges throughout this game. some great drive by Jo in the centre provided many opportunities. Allana was solid as GS converting the Good sports don’tmajority. let their The A’s found it hard to contain Edi/Asp’s mates drink andscoring drive. power but had good contributor’s in Caitlin and Steph who did well with the limited scoring opportunities. A RoadSafe Victoria initiative supportedThat bygame VicRoads is andover VCFL now, so we can look to taking on Mornington this week. Good luck girls. Go Sharks

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www.peninsulafnl.com.au 39 Peninsula Fixture ROUND 1 - Saturday 5 April Saturday 24 May - BYE ROUND 13 - Saturday 19 July Langwarrin 14.14.98 v 4.6.30 Karingal AFL VIC COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS Langwarrin v Chelsea Fston YCW 22.11.143 v 9.3.57 Pines PENINSULA v GEELONG Frankston YCW v Bonbeach Seaford 7.10.52 v 20.10.130 Bonbeach ROUND 7 - Saturday 31 May Mornington v Seaford Sunday 6 April Langwarrin v Edi-Asp Edi-Asp v Karingal Mornington 8.7.55 v 12.14.86 Mt Eliza Frankston YCW v Mornington Pines v Mt Eliza Edi-Asp 15.7.97 v 8.7.55 Chelsea Pines v Seaford ROUND 14 - Saturday 26 July ROUND 2 - Saturday 12 April Mt Eliza v Bonbeach Bonbeach v Langwarrin Pines 6.7.43 v 10.15.75 Langwarrin Chelsea v Karingal Seaford v Frankston YCW Mt Eliza 7.6.48 v 11.12.78 Fston YCW ROUND 8 - Saturday 7 June Edi-Asp v Mornington Karingal 8.3.51 v 12.18.90 Mornington QUEENS BIRTHDAY WEEKEND Karingal v Pines Chelsea 11.7.73 v 10.8.68 Seaford Mornington v Langwarrin Mt Eliza v Chelsea GOOD FRIDAY 18 April Frankston YCW v Chelsea ROUND 15 - Saturday 2 August Bonbeach 6.8.44 v 13.7.85 Edi-Asp Edi-Asp v Pines Langwarrin v Seaford Seaford v Mt Eliza Frankston YCW v Edi-Asp EASTER 19 April - BYE Bonbeach v Karingal Chelsea v Mornington Pines v Bonbeach ROUND 9 - Saturday 14 June ROUND 3 - Saturday 26 April Mt Eliza v Karingal Langwarrin v Frankston YCW ANZAC DAY ROUND ROUND 16 - Saturday 9 August Langwarrin v Mt Eliza Pines v Mornington Edi-Asp v Langwarrin Frankston YCW v Karingal Mt Eliza v Edi-Asp Karingal v Seaford Mornington v Frankston YCW Mornington v Bonbeach Seaford v Pines Chelsea v Bonbeach Edi-Asp v Seaford Bonbeach v Mt Eliza ROUND 10 - Saturday 21 June Pines v Chelsea Karingal v Chelsea Mt Eliza v Langwarrin ROU ND 4 - Saturday 3 May ROUND 17 - Saturday 16 August Karingal v Frankston YCW UMPIRES APPRECIATION RND Bonbeach v Mornington VOLUNTEER ROUND Karingal v Edi-Asp Langwarrin v Mornington Seaford v Edi-Asp Bonbeach v Frankston YCW Chelsea v Frankston YCW Chelsea v Pines Seaford v Mornington Pines v Edi-Asp Chelsea v Langwarrin ROUND 11 - Saturday 28 June Mt Eliza v Seaford Mt Eliza v Pines Langwarrin v Pines Karingal v Bonbeach Frankston YCW v Mt Eliza ROUND 5 - Saturday 10 May ROUND 7 - Saturday 23 August Mornington v Karingal PINK FOOTBALL & NETBALL ROUND VOLUNTEER ROUND Langwarrin v Bonbeach Edi-Asp v Bonbeach Frankston YCW v Langwarrin Frankston YCW v Seaford Seaford v Chelsea Mornington v Pines Mornington v Edi-Asp ROUND 12 - Saturday 5 July Edi-Asp v Mt Eliza Pines v Karingal SPLIT ROUND Seaford v Karingal Chelsea v Mt Eliza Pines v Frankston YCW Bonbeach v Chelsea ROUND 6 - Saturday 17 May Sunday 6 July FINALS Chelsea v Edi-Asp Saturday 30 August Qualifying Seaford v Langwarrin Mt Eliza v Mornington Sunday 31 August Elimination Edi-Asp v Frankston YCW Saturday 12 July Saturday 6 September 2nd Semi Mornington v Chelsea SPLIT ROUND Sunday 7 September 1st Semi Bonbeach v Pines Karingal v Langwarrin Sunday 14 September Preliminary Karingal v Mt Eliza Bonbeach v Seaford Sunday 21 September Grand Final

40 www.peninsulafnl.com.au NEPEAN NETBALL - ROUND 2 UPDATE A Grade Team P W L d F Agst % Pts Round 2 Results Rye 2 2 0 0 146 48 304.17 8 A Grade Crib Point 2 2 0 0 103 46 223.91 8 Crib Point 43 def 32 Somerville Tyabb 2 2 0 0 105 66 159.09 8 Red Hill 67 def 13 Sorrento Red Hill 2 1 1 0 101 56 180.36 4 Pearcedale 37 def 20 Frankston Devon M 2 1 1 0 111 69 160.87 4 Tyabb 49 def 41 Devon Meadows Somerville 2 1 1 0 75 77 97.40 4 Rosebud 42 def 33 Hastings Dromana 2 1 1 0 87 91 95.60 4 Rye 75 def 26 Dromana Pearcedale 2 1 1 0 57 90 63.33 4 B Grade Rosebud 2 1 1 0 64 104 61.54 4 Crib Point 39 def 35 Somerville Hastings 2 0 2 0 58 98 59.18 0 Red Hill 30 def by 35 Sorrento Frankston 2 0 2 0 34 97 35.05 0 Pearcedale 28 def 27 Frankston Sorrento 2 0 2 0 29 128 22.66 0 Tyabb 30 def by 41 Devon Meadows Rosebud 39 def 29 Hastings B Grade Rye 38 def 25 Dromana Team P W L d F Agst % Pts C Grade Devon M 2 2 0 0 90 58 155.17 8 Crib Point 14 def by 19 Somerville Rye 2 2 0 0 79 52 151.92 8 Red Hill 35 def 21 Sorrento Sorrento 2 2 0 0 76 57 133.33 8 Pearcedale 38 def 35 Frankston Crib Point 2 2 0 0 76 64 118.75 8 Tyabb 13 def by 39 Devon Meadows Somerville 2 1 1 0 113 52 217.31 4 Rosebud 24 def 22 Hastings Tyabb 2 1 1 0 62 63 98.41 4 Rye 17 def by 24 Dromana Rosebud 2 1 1 0 66 70 94.29 4 U17 Pearcedale 2 1 1 0 56 76 73.68 4 Crib Point 3 def by 40 Rosebud Frankston 2 0 2 0 56 65 86.15 0 Red Hill 25 def by 45 Sorrento Hastings 2 0 2 0 51 71 71.83 0 Tyabb 15 def by 26 Devon Meadows Dromana 2 0 2 0 52 79 65.82 0 Red Hill 2 0 2 0 43 113 38.05 0 Easter Weekend Results C Grade A Grade Team P W L d F Agst % Pts Rosebud 22 def by 71 Rye Somerville 2 2 0 0 47 27 174.07 8 Dromana 61 def 16 Sorrento Dromana 2 2 0 0 48 32 150.00 8 B Grade Pearcedale 2 2 0 0 69 62 111.29 8 Rosebud 27 def by 41 Rye Devon M 2 1 1 0 66 44 150.00 4 Crib Point 2 1 1 0 50 48 104.17 4 Dromana 27 def by 41 Sorrento Red Hill 2 1 1 0 48 49 97.96 4 C Grade Rosebud 2 1 1 0 39 41 95.12 4 Rosebud 15 def by 19 Rye Rye 2 1 1 0 36 39 92.31 4 Dromana 24 def 15 Sorrento Tyabb 2 1 1 0 34 56 60.71 4 Hastings 2 0 2 0 39 45 86.67 0 U17 Frankston 2 0 2 0 64 74 86.49 0 Rosebud 21 def 19 Rye Sorrento 2 0 2 0 36 59 61.02 0 Club Championship U17’s Club A B C u17s Total Team P W L d F Agst % Pts Crib Point 6 4 1 0 11 Rosebud 2 2 0 0 61 22 277.27 8 Rye 6 4 1 0 11 Sorrento 1 1 0 0 45 25 180.00 4 Tyabb 6 2 1 1 10 Pearcedale 1 1 0 0 42 29 144.83 4 Devon M 3 4 1 1 9 Tyabb 2 1 1 0 37 27 137.04 4 Pearcedale 3 2 2 1 8 Devon M 2 1 1 0 55 57 96.49 4 Rosebud 3 2 1 2 8 Rye 1 0 1 0 19 21 90.48 0 Somerville 3 2 2 - 7 Red Hill 1 0 1 0 25 45 55.56 0 Dromana 3 0 2 - 5 Crib Point 2 0 2 0 4 62 6.45 0 Sorrento 0 4 0 1 5 Red Hill 3 0 1 0 4 Frankston 0 0 0 - 0 Hastings 0 0 0 - 0

www.peninsulafnl.com.au 41 NEPEAN FOOTBALL - ROUND 2 UPDATE Seniors ResULTS Team P W L d For Agst % Pts SENIORS Crib Point 3.4 8.12 13.14 15.21.111 Crib Point 2 2 0 0 238 95 250.53 8 Somerville 2.5 3.7 6.8 7.11.53 Red Hill 2 2 0 0 211 116 181.90 8 Devon M 2 2 0 0 246 146 168.49 8 Red Hill 3.1 7.3 8.5 12.9.81 Sorrento 2.3 2.6 7.8 9.10.64 Dromana 2 2 0 0 199 156 127.56 8 Hastings 2 1 1 0 219 111 197.30 4 Pearcedale 3.2 7.7 9.7 12.15.87 Rosebud 2 1 1 0 149 134 111.19 4 Frankston 0.5 3.8 10.13 13.15.93 Rye 2 1 1 0 134 157 85.35 4 Tyabb 3.3 4.4 8.9 11.10.76 Frankston 2 1 1 0 135 214 63.08 4 Devon M 5.4 13.10 19.11 25.17.167 Pearcedale 2 0 2 0 157 172 91.28 0 Rosebud 6.2 8.3 10.5 13.6.84 Sorrento 2 0 2 0 158 188 84.04 0 Hastings 2.0 4.3 7.9 8.14.62 Somerville 2 0 2 0 105 241 43.57 0 Rye 1.1 3.4 5.5 9.8.62 Tyabb 2 0 2 0 103 324 31.79 0 Dromana 6.2 7.7 9.12 13.14.92 Reserves RESERVES Team P W L d For Agst % Pts Crib Point 3.1 4.1 5.1 6.1.37 Somerville 3.2 6.6 11.8 12.11.83 Devon M 2 2 0 0 191 31 616.13 8 Frankston 2 2 0 0 161 28 575.00 8 Red Hill 1.1 1.2 2.3 3.5.23 Hastings 2 2 0 0 226 55 410.91 8 Sorrento 2.2 5.6 5.6 8.8.56 Somerville 2 2 0 0 126 71 177.46 8 Pearcedale 0.0 0.3 0.3 1.6.12 Rye 2 2 0 0 152 105 144.76 8 Frankston 3.2 5.7 9.10 13.13.91 Dromana 2 1 1 0 128 121 105.79 4 Tyabb 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.3.9 Sorrento 2 1 1 0 97 93 104.30 4 Devon M 1.1 4.8 8.9 14.13.97 Red Hill 2 0 2 0 57 99 57.58 0 Rosebud 1.1 4.4 5.4 7.6.48 Rosebud 2 0 2 0 95 169 56.21 0 Hastings 5.5 6.6 9.13 14.13.97 Crib Point 2 0 2 0 53 153 34.64 0 Rye 1.1 6.2 7.5 12.8.80 Pearcedale 2 0 2 0 34 185 18.38 0 Dromana 4.0 6.2 9.4 9.4.58 Tyabb 2 0 2 0 16 226 7.08 0 U18’s Under 18’s Crib Point 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.1.1 Team P W L d For Agst % Pts Somerville 9.1 13.8 17.13 22.16.148 Red Hill 1.1 3.3 4.3 6.4.40 Somerville 2 2 0 0 234 51 458.82 8 Sorrento 2.3 4.5 6.5 8.5.53 Rosebud 2 2 0 0 155 34 455.88 8 Pearcedale 4.2 5.4 11.8 13.10.88 Dromana 2 2 0 0 236 71 332.39 8 Frankston 1.2 2.5 2.6 5.6.36 Pearcedale 2 2 0 0 175 90 194.44 8 Mt Eliza 2 1 1 0 88 74 118.92 4 Tyabb-Hastings 0.1 4.2 6.5 9.10.64 Devon M 5.4 7.4 9.8 11.8.74 Sorrento 2 1 1 0 113 105 107.62 4 Devon M 2 1 1 0 128 151 84.77 4 Rosebud 1.1 4.4 4.7 7.9.51 Frankston 2 1 1 0 100 126 79.37 4 Mt Eliza 2.2 2.3 3.8 4.9.33 Tyabb-Hastings 2 0 2 0 87 129 67.44 0 Rye 0.1 1.2 1.4 1.5.11 Red Hill 2 0 2 0 90 139 64.75 0 Dromana 5.3 12.9 19.15 25.21.171 Crib Point 2 0 2 0 39 212 18.40 0 Rye 2 0 2 0 12 275 4.36 0 EASTER ResULTS Peninsula Club Nepean SENIORS Rye 3.5 4.15 5.17 9.18.72 Community Club Championship Rosebud 3.4 4.4 5.8 9.11.65 Club snrs res u18 A B C u17’s Total Dromana 6.4 13.11 13.11 15.17.107 Devon M 2 2 1 1 2 1 1 10 Sorrento 3.2 10.9 10.9 13.16.94 Somerville 0 2 2 1 1 2 - 8 RESERVES Rosebud 1 0 2 1 1 1 2 8 Rye 1.4 4.5 10.6 11.6.72 Rye 1 2 0 2 2 1 0 8 Rosebud 0.3 2.5 4.6 6.11.47 Dromana 2 1 2 1 0 2 - 8 Dromana 2.1 5.1 8.2 11.4.70 Crib Point 2 0 0 2 2 1 0 7 Sorrento 1.3 1.6 4.7 5.11.41 Pearcedale 0 0 2 1 1 2 1 7 Tyabb 0 0 0 2 1 1 1 5 U18’s Sorrento 0 1 1 0 2 0 1 5 Rosebud 4.4 7.6 10.12 15.14.104 Red Hill 2 0 0 1 0 1 0 4 Rye 0.0 0.1 0.1 0.1.1 Frankston 1 2 1 0 0 0 - 4 Dromana 2.1 5.3 7.4 10.5.65 Hastings 1 2 0 0 0 0 - 3 Sorrento 3.0 4.4 8.5 9.6.60 42 www.peninsulafnl.com.au

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Playne St FRANKSTON YCW Ground: Jubilee Park, Hillcrest Rd, Frankston Mel: 102 H4 Tel: 9789 6398 Secretary: Paul Busuttil Colours: Gold, White & Black Seniors Coach: Scott MATHERS Reserves Coach: Daniel STRICKLAND Under 18’s Coach: John Murphy Under 18’s Seniors & Reserves 1 Pat DAVENPORT 1 Bradley WAKELING 35 Mathew MILLMAN 2 Rohan SEELEY 2 Byron BARRY 36 Callum STEELE 3 Luke STAIT 3 Scott MACLEOD 37 Craig NANKERVIS 4 Travis LEE 4 Tony LESTER 39 Mark WHITEHEAD 5 Ryan TAYLOR 5 Jie COUGHLAN (C) 40 Daniel HEIJDEN 6 Jack BUTLAND (C ) 6 Trent COWLED 41 Adam SMRDEL 8 Jack BRENNAN 7 Ashley EAMES 42 Jordan ALVES 9 Liam OMAR 8 Ben TELLIS 43 Callum WEIR 10 Mitchell KERR-READ 9 Dale CARROLL 44 Josh CHAPMAN 10 Jessie COGHLAN 45 Benjamin TODD 11 Jack MIDDLEBROOK 11 Anthony BARRY 46 Thomas CAPP 12 Christian CREED 12 Mathew HOGAN 47 Charlie PATTERSON 13 Jack GREENWOOD (VC) 13 Joshua LEARY 48 Alex MACKIE 14 Marco KELSALL 14 Kevin LYLAK 49 Jacob MILLMAN 15 Jack MATHEWS 15 Brad ULMS 50 Mitchell BARKER 16 Nickolas CHRISTOFOROU 16 Steve MEAGHER 51 Zinzile MOSIMANE 17 Beren HAMILL 17 Ricky MORRIS 52 Joshua PICKESS 18 Samuel SCICLUNA 18 Brenton CREDLIN 53 Christopher HOGAN 19 Jake LOVETT 19 Ryley HODSON 54 Shane BLICK 20 Ben WAGNER (VC) 20 Benjamin BUCKLEY 55 Christopher GONZALES 21 Samuel PICKESS 21 Jack MAZUREK 56 Mitchell STREET 22 Thomas WILKINSON 22 Ryan SANTON 57 Sean VOKE 23 Brendan MARCHMONT 23 David BODLEY 58 Aidan SEARLE 24 Jake DIPISQUALE 24 Joshua WESTERMAN 59 Jeremy DANIEL 25 Callum DUNKLEY 25 Anthony TOTARO 60 Michael DEBENHAM 27 Jack KEILOR 26 Casey RADFORD 61 Michael NICHOLS 27 Kyle HUTCHISON 62 Thomas CURTIS 28 Chis BATAILAR 28 Jem THORNE 63 Adam SMRDEL 29 Tadiwa HARAWA 29 Benjamin HALL 64 Todd CRACKNELL 31 Jayden STROOT 30 Daniel STRICKLAND 65 Brandon LEE 32 Nickolas STILLITANO 31 Sean HEGARTY 66 Lachlan WALLACE 35 Chazz COYNE 32 Michael CHAPLIN 68 Paul MELROSE 36 Owen VINE 33 Nicholas BARRY 69 Billy ROLFE 34 Steve ROBERTS www.frankstonycwfc.sportingpulse.net Team 1/4 Time 1/2 Time 3/4 Time Final Score Seniors Reserves Under 18’s

46 www.peninsulafnl.com.au KARINGAL Ground: Ballam Park, Naranga Cres, Karingal Mel: 103 B4 Tel: 9789 2383 Secretary: Kate Dellar Colours: Red & White Seniors Coach: Steve Coats Reserves Coach: Troy Callahan Under 18’s Coach: Michael Triep Seniors & Reserves Under 18’s 2 Tom WILKINSON 30 Aaron COCKER 1 Dylan GREGSON 3 George ANGELOPOULOS 31 Nathiel BUCK 2 Jason HINDE (C) 4 Grant PAXTON 32 Zac CLEMENTS 3 Travis PUNTARONI 4 Blake SIMPSON (C) 33 Michael BURKE 5 Andy MATHERS 5 Brad OCCOHPINTI (VC) 6 Hadley TOMAMICHEL 36 Darcy GARTEN 6 Jack WILLIAMS (DVC) 8 Troy CALLAHAN 37 Matt BURNETT 7 Jake KELLY 9 Adam CALLAHAN 38 Jordan ASHWOOD 8 Jack BIRTHISEL 10 Cameron HICKS 39 James PRETTY 9 Phillip NEOPHYTOU 11 Rob RYDE 41 Billy STAFFORD 10 Jordan JONES 12 Tom JEWELL 42 Damon SHARPE 11 James CASSERA 12 Bailey FREY 13 Phil YOUNG 44 Luke VANRAAY 13 Michael HOARE 14 Aaron PAXTON 45 Brett BURNS 14 Callum VIRGONA 15 Grant GOODALL 46 Jaiden PETERS 15 Tom LILLEY 16 Visesio SAINA 47 Matt JONES 16 Troy HANCOCK 18 Tom BRENNAN 48 Nick MENDIC 17 Tyson MIDDLEBROOK 19 Nick ANGELOPOULOS 50 Dave MILLER 18 Corey HANVEY 19 Harvey EAMES (VC) 20 Tom MATTHEWS 51 Justin PECKETT 20 Nathaniel FURLONG 21 Liam BENNETT 52 James LORD 21 Caine PEARCE 22 Chris Matthews 53 Tyson JACK 22 Brendan KENT 23 Sunny JAYASINGHE 54 Bryce KELLERMAN 23 Jake HOPKINS 24 Jackson MATTHEWS 57 Josh KERRIGAN 24 Jaye WILLIAMS 25 Ray LENGYEL 58 Dan KIRBY 25 Josh ROGOWSKI (DVC) 26 Aj PALMER 60 Brendon GROENENDYK 27 Nicholas PEREIRA 27 Junior LIPAVIC 28 Jake MARINER 70 Travis KELLERMAN 28 Jacob PELUSO 29 Daniel CRESPIN 30 Mason RUSSELL 31 Michael WARD 32 Steele MEIRER 33 Aaron BARRETT 34 Brandon JEWELL www.karingalfc.com 35 Kai FLANNERY

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www.peninsulafnl.com.au 47 MORNINGTON Ground: Alexandra Park, Main St, Mornington Mel: 104 E12 Tel: 5977 0074 Secretary: Allison Dillon Colours: Royal Blue, Red & White Seniors Coach: Stuart Seager Reserves Coach: Jason Matthews Under 18’s Coach: John Sloan Under 18’s Seniors & Reserves 1 Lauchlan SUSOVICH 1 Chris PAXINO 36 Josh MCLERIE 2 Jed MORSSINKHOF 2 Ryan SMITH 37 James MATTHEWS (RC) 3 Billy DUNPHY 3 Stuart SEAGER 38 Matthew LACEY 4 Nathan SCAGLIARINI 4 Anthony FRANCHINA 39 Adam MATTHEWS 5 Jai HADDOCK 40 Luke LEWIS 5 Brett MCCLEARY (C) 6 Chris DEAN 41 Nathan WELLS 6 Jack RILEY 7 Daniel MOSS 42 Damien MCDOWELL 7 Jordy DICKSON 8 Scott MATTHEWS 43 Myles JAMIESON 8 Luke STAHL 9 Adrian SPEEDY 45 Daniel CULNANE 9 Jordan FORREST 10 Jack DICKSON 46 Matthew BARTOLO 10 James TURNBULL 11 Emilio BITTERS 47 Peter HAMPTON 11 Nick MARTIN 12 Barry SMEETON (C) 48 James MILLS 12 Hugh TURNER 13 Tommy SIMPSON 49 Nicholas COX 14 Jason MATTHEWS 50 Kade WOODRUFF 13 Zac MORSSINKHOF 15 Michael BRAY 51 Jake DADE-BELL 14 Josh HALSALL 16 Danny NOLAN 52 James DICKSON 15 Mason CROSSLEY 17 Michael ALTENKIRCH 53 Daniel VERCOE 16 Ashley WILLIAMS 18 Chris BAKER 54 Josh HALSALL 17 Matthew BLAIR 19 Byron HOLT 55 Chris COYLE 18 Ryan ODELL 20 James FLETCHER 56 Josh SOUTER 19 Travis YOUNG 21 Josh HUTCHINSON (RC) 57 Jake STEVENS 22 Ben CLEMENTS 58 John BESWICK 20 Brendon DE RUYTER 23 Paul DADDS 59 Michael BURKE 21 Quinn CHRISTY 24 Josh CONNELL 60 Connor COWAN 22 Shane CONNELL 25 Adam SYMES 61 Daniel CURTIN 23 Jackson WEYNE 26 Jackson CALDER 62 Tom MARMO 24 Michael MCEVOY 27 Michael GAY 63 Brendan TOMCZAK 25 Alex WILLIAMS 28 Michael WILLIAMS 64 Daniel WOODS 26 Patrick SUMNER 29 Jake SMART 65 Tristan SHIPP 27 Benjamin DADE 30 Nick BARBERA 66 William GOOSEY 31 Keith OBRIEN 67 Matthew CLARKE 28 Lois ASTORINO 32 Kyle BROUWER 68 Mitch JORDON 29 Jack EDWARDS 33 Adam JACKSON 69 Michael MACGOWEN 30 Joel BLAKE 34 Dale NOLAN 70 Nick LESKOVEC 31 Cameron FIELDING 35 Warwick MILLER 32 Sam CRAWFORD 34 Alex BUCHANAN www.morningtonfootballclub.com.au 35 Brodie JONES 36 Connor MARA Team 1/4 Time 1/2 Time 3/4 Time Final Score 37 Leigh SEVCIK Seniors 38 Jack WELLS 41 Leah CRAIG Reserves Under 18’s

48 www.peninsulafnl.com.au Plan ahead, on and off the field

If you’re going to have a few drinks, plan ahead and arrange a ride with a designated driver – someone who’s not drinking or who’s responsibly sticking to light. Good sports don’tBONBEACH let their Ground: No 1 Reserve, Cannes Ave, Bonbeach matesMel: 97 drink E4 and drive. Tel: 9772 8207 Secretary: Jacky McLean Colours: Black, Red & White Seniors Coach: Steve Capp Reserves Coach: Brett Simpson A RoadSafe Victoria initiative supported by VicRoads and VCFL Under 18’s Coach: Adam SANDS Under 18’s 1 Ryley Kennedy Seniors & Reserves 2 Daniel Tsalkos Biggin 1 Anthony RASO 25 Daniel SMITH 3 Kaleb Strom 2 Paul EBESCHINI 26 Luke BUSWELL 5 Mitch King 6 Brandon Sison 3 Shane MCDONALD (C) 27 Dylan JONES 7 Lachie Gill-Renouf (DVC) 4 Nick WATERSTONE 28 Jackson CASEY (VC) 8 Joel Hanson (C) 5 Cal MCQUEEN 29 Jamie COLLINS 9 Kevin Aburrow 6 Jason FERRARO 30 Tim O’SHANNESSY 10 Nick Shanahan 11 Dylan Rhys-Jones 7 Nathan ROBINSON 32 Blake HICKS 12 Ezekiel Turner (DVC) 8 Jason GUMBLETON 33 Rob HORLER 13 Ryan Francis 9 Josh BULL 34 Danny ADES 14 Matthew Taylor 10 Mark TYRELL 35 Shane COCHRANE 15 Ben Hogan 16 Zac Luckman 11 Travis JOHNSTONE 36 Sean CAMPITELLI 17 Brayden Ralph 12 Gary CARPENTER 37 Eammon MACCORMICK 18 Tyler Ralph 13 Owen HULETT 38 Doug PAYTON 19 Daniel Cormick 14 Anthony HOGAN 40 Sam ROUETTE 20 Riley Lockett 21 Rhys Brand 15 Danny MORGAN 46 Ben SIMPSON 22 Dylan Edwards (VC) 16 Charlie HOGAN Plan 48 ahead,Richi FERRI on and off 23 Marko Topal 17 Matt CLIFFORD 50 Liam GALES 24 Bailey Watkins 18 Jackson SOLE the52 field Shaun PEARCE 25 Jake Krnjaic 26 Callum Thompson 19 Chris PENDLETON If you’re53 goingMark LACEYto have a few drinks, 27 Bailey McLean 20 Matt BATTEN 54 Mitch BARRY plan ahead and arrange a ride with a 28 Andrew Curry 21 James NORTON 56 Peter PAPAGIRIS 29 Nelson Fuller 22 Shaun FOSTER designated58 Scott driver STRICKLAND – someone who’s 30 Kristian Dinas not drinking or who’s responsibly 31 Adam Lynch 23 Mick TURVILLE 61 Matt WELLS 32 Max Bailey 24 Nathan HICKS sticking62 toDave light. COMDEN 33 Declan Lee 34 James Bratsos Good sports don’t let their 35 James Maxwell 36 Liam Hulett mates drink and drive. 37 Justin Bennett 38 Jackson Hibbert

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Plan ahead, on and off the field

If you’re going to have a few drinks, plan ahead and arrange a ride with a designated driver – someone who’s not drinking or who’s responsibly sticking to light. Good sports don’t let their mates drink and drive.

A RoadSafe Victoria initiative supported by VicRoads and VCFL

www.peninsulafnl.com.au 49 EDITHVALE-ASPENDALE Ground: Regent Park, Fourth Ave, Aspendale Mel: 92 K7 Tel: 9580 9895 Secretary: Bethany Heys Colours: Navy Blue & White Seniors Coach: Troy Shannon Reserves Coach: Chris Barker Under 18’s Coach: Ross Mitchell Under 18’s Seniors & Reserves 1 Lochie BRODIE 1 Troy OGIER 30 Chris BARKER 2 Billy ASTON 3 Bailey DALE 2 Jarrod GARTH 31 Beau TURNER 4 Jake NASH 3 Jeremey HEYS 32 Angus MACQUIRE 5 Thomas OLIVER 4 Steve MILLER 34 Loch FOLEY 6 Joel MARTELLO 5 Jordan DERYBSHIRE 35 Mark MULLINS 7 Sean HOLLIS 6 Patty POORE (C) 36 Mark GREENWOOD 8 Tom MCCARTHY 7 Tom TURNER 37 Josh TRIPCONY 9 Thomas MULLINS 10 Lochie O’CONNER 8 Brad GILDER 38 Trent DOWNIE 11 Jackson BULL 9 Nathan DUNN 39 James WATTERSON 12 Liam HARRIS (C) 10 Brad TAGG 40 Craig WRAY 13 Sean FISHER 11 Matt KREMMER 41 Craig WILSON 14 Billy FLAVELLE 12 Tim MAVRIC 42 Carrison LIAM 15 Bradley WALTERS (VC) 13 Steve MANNIX (VC) 43 Bowan WATERS 16 Ryan CARRISON 17 Michael HALL 14 Tim MANNIX 44 Corey KERR-MATTSSON 18 Riley SHELDON 16 Rowan SNASHALL 45 Shaun JAMISON 19 Connor HORSEY 17 Brent BOWDEN 46 Andy LUXA 20 Jordy DAVIE 18 Brock DOWNIE 47 Todd WOODBRIDGE 21 Hayden NEWHAM 19 Ben MACQUIRE (RC) 48 Jordan THEOBOLD 22 Max BYRNES 20 Ben GOTT 49 Ryan MORRIS 23 Conner BROWN 24 Kai LOVE-LINAY 21 Nick CONNELLAN 50 Micheal CAMPBELL 26 Jordan TURNBULL 22 Drew WESTFIELD 51 Josh CROCKER 27 Josh STEEN 23 Zac MUSCHALLI 52 Josh ROCHFORD 28 Matt HALL 24 Alex DALTON 53 Jason RUNDLE 29 Tully WISHART 25 Adam MORO 54 Michael FIORE 30 Darcy WARKE 26 Adam BUDGE 57 Toby GRAYLING 31 Jackson LEWIS 32 Josh LINFORD 27 Keith DE SOUZA 58 Jason FOURACRE 33 James FIORE 28 Joel FARR 59 Leigh FLAVELLE 34 Troy BROWN 29 Markem JOHNSON 60 Jackson COOPER 35 Sam WALTZER 36 Zak BAILEY 37 Kyle GRAY 38 Lyndon BYRNES www.edithvaleaspendalefc.sportingpulse.net 39 Tom LAMB Team 40 Will BALSILLIE 1/4 Time 1/2 Time 3/4 Time Final Score 41 Ollie COATES Seniors 42 Jack HOLDEN 48 Jake O’NEILL Reserves 53 Benjamin O’BRIEN Under 18’s

50 www.peninsulafnl.com.au SEAFORD Ground: R.F. Miles Oval, Seaford Rd, Seaford Mel: 99 E5 Tel: 9786 7895 Secretary: Joanne Horton Colours: Black & Gold Seniors Coach: Ben Crowe Reserves Coach: Robert Edgerton & Stephen Straughair Under 18’s Coach: Paul NORTON Seniors & Reserves Under 18’s 1 Nick BOSWELL 36 Cam SCOTT 1 Stephen TSERBIS 2 Mitch FINN 37 Rizwan HARUN 3 Liam BIRTLES 3 Tom SHAW 38 Aaron MILLER 4 Matthew EDWARDS 4 Jamie QUANCHI 39 Dan MOYNIHAN 5 Matthew HERBERT 5 Tyson HORTON 40 Mitch UAONGO 7 Harley COOK (VC) 6 Liam DAVENPORT 41 James BRIERLEY 7 Joey HALLAL 42 Glen NESTOR 10 Dylan HOWLETT 8 Kane TAYLOR 43 Kayle HENDERSON 12 Matthew POLA (VC) 9 Adam ROSE 44 Josh RAFTOPOLOUS 13 Jake McCARTNEY 10 Beau CANNON 45 Brendan DOYLE 14 Aaron PAWEL 11 Ben CROWE 46 Brent HOOD 15 Mackenzie MORRIS 12 Tom LONIE 47 Ben DUFFIELD 16 Andrew NASH 13 Matt HAVERFIELD 48 Sam DUFFIELD 14 Harry CZARNECKI 17 Johnathan HAIDON ( C) 49 Nathan TAYLOR 19 Jye THORNELL 15 Aaron WALTON 50 Peter MURPHY 16 Kieran SHAW 51 Nick PETTITT 23 Craig NORTON 17 Mark Di BLASIO 52 Tom SCOTT 24 Jack BROWN 18 Sam LONIE 53 Julian WALTON 25 Luke CHEVALIER 19 Aaron LEES 26 Rick CHISHOLM 20 Luke SMITH 54 Geordie SCOTT 21 Dean KEMBLE ( C) 55 Michael WHITE 27 Ryan MOSCA 22 Dylan CRUMP 56 Rourke FISCHER 28 James THORNELL 23 Dylan SLOAN 57 Jack LONIE 29 Luke HAYES 24 Brad DOYLE 58 Mitchell WHITE 30 Liam JONES 59 Aaron PAWEL 25 Cam NEWBOLD 31 Ashley BURKS 26 Sean NESTOR 60 Johnathan HAIDON 61 Andrew DEACON 33 Jack LONIE 27 Josh STOKES (VC) 38 Ian OTAI 28 Patrick FALZON 62 Levi HUGHES 29 Darragh CHADWICK 63 James HERBERT 41 Bryce LLYOD 30 Paul VYVERBERG 64 Joshua RHODES 42 Ben SEARLE 31 Ben HOWLETT 65 Patrick TORCASIO 43 Lachlan MULLINS 32 Trae TOHARIKI 66 Ben LETHO 46 Mitchell WHITE 33 Spencer McARTNEY 67 Joe WOODWARD 47 Dylan CHISHOLM 34 Rory LUXTON 69 Ben JOSS 70 Craig WATSON 49 Rourke FISCHER 35 Jeremy WALKER www.seafordfc.sportingpulse.net Team 1/4 Time 1/2 Time 3/4 Time Final Score Seniors Reserves Under 18’s

www.peninsulafnl.com.au 51 PINES Ground: Eric Bell Reserve, Forrest Dve, North Frankston Mel: 99 J9 Tel: 9786 3255 Secretary: Russell Harris Colours: Green & Red Seniors Coach: Stephen Ryan Reserves Coach: Mitch PEPPER Under 18’s Coach: Will Casey Seniors & Reserves 1 Jamie MESSINA (C) 29 Rhys GARDENER 2 Trent POTTS 30 Simon BISHOP (RVC) 3 Shaun STEWART 31 Lachlan PIZZEY 4 Chris GUGANOVIC 32 Travis PASTUSKA Under 18’s 5 Adam MARRINER 33 Matt VANDER Tyson Aliimatafitafi 7 Nick WILCOX 34 Beau HENDRY (VC) Dean Berry 8 Steve TAYLOR 35 Brenton COWELL Majok Puok 9 Harley PARKER 36 Sammy BAKER Dale Ryan 10 Luke HOULDCROFT 37 Jean BEZZINE Bayley Burt 11 Jake BERRY 38 Jamie LUDEWIG Jayden Goldfinch 12 Dale TEDGE 39 Corey McCORMACK 13 Adam MALING 40 Kane EGAN Jacob Beggs 14 Shaun WHITE 42 Jack WHEELER Jordan Frawley 15 Billy HUMPHREY 43 Johnathan HUGHES Jerome Bierman 16 Dave McLAREN 44 Nigel NUNN Jay Confoy 17 Jayden LUCA 45 Damian PLANE Zac Adams 18 Rhys CHALKLEY 46 Darren SCERRI Reese Uncle 19 Aaron LUDEWIG 47 Luke BARTLETT James Steele 20 Daniel FALZON 48 Aaron HAY Nathan Lineham 21 Erhan CINAR 49 Shaun McPHERSON Jacob Boyle 22 Guy HENDRY 50 Will CASEY 23 Mathew GOODMAN 51 Patrick JACKSON Jordy Plane 24 Jarrod STEWART 52 Gordon HENDRY Kyle Reynolds 25 Jake PROSSER 53 Sean DOYLE Juan Winiata 26 Joel BRUNN 54 Paul RANDLE 27 Rick SLOAN 57 Gordon WALKER 28 Dylan WHEELER 58 Darren RAMSDALE

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52 www.peninsulafnl.com.au CHELSEA Ground: Chelsea Reserve, Beardsworth Ave, Chelsea Mel: 68 B6 Tel: 9772 1541 Secretary: Ash Foot Colours: Navy Blue & White Seniors Coach: Paul Howroyd Reserves Coach: Steve Gardiner Under 18’s Coach: Mark Knowles Seniors & Reserves 1 Bennett OSBORNE 33 Curtis BYWATER 2 James SIVIJS 34 Matthew PEARSON 3 Matt GARDINER 35 Stuart BROOKE Under 18’s 4 Brad CLARK 36 Mitchell CLARKE 2 Daniel AARSMAN 5 Joel CONNELLY 37 Daniel O’KEEFFE 4 Ryan HEMINGWAY 6 Grant TREW 38 Mathew PONTON 5 Michael HART 7 Todd GARDINER 39 Daniel BOURKE 6 Billy COATS 8 Fia TOOTOO 40 Chris CHARITY 7 Tom STEPHENS 9 Ben FINEMORE 41 Lachlan WILLIAMS 8 Lexion XIBERRAS 11 Luke CLARK 42 Brandon EDMUNDS 9 Mason BAILEY 12 Jason CLARK 43 Ryan DYER 10 Ty NICOL 13 Jackson ARTHUR 44 Charles RYAN-ORCHARD 11 David MENHENNITT 14 Bryce JUDD 45 John McCONNELL 12 Joel NICOL 15 Matt BAXTER 46 Jordan MARSHALL 13 George O’DONOVAN 16 Ryan STEWART 47 Michael DYER 14 Matt MADAFFERI 17 Mark NIGHTINGALE 48 Daniel AARSMAN 15 Raf MENKHORST 18 Jayden ATTARD (C) 49 Ross ATICHENSON 16 Joel RAE 19 Richard JAROSZCZUK 50 Thomas CROOKE 17 Liam CHARITY (VC) 20 Michael SHAW 51 Michael CAMERON 18 Daniel TURNER 22 Jordan ATWELL 52 Luke CASPERSZ 19 Jarryd MADDAFORD 23 Matt SMITH 53 Jack SIMPSON 21 Cambell EDWARDS 24 Rory GREGG 54 Michael WADE 22 Matthew SILVA (C) 25 Nathan HERRINGTON 55 Sam GRIMSHAW 23 Phillip MUELLER 26 Jessie ODELL 56 Gonar GATLUAK 27 Robert LANCASTER 57 Joel SHIPSIDE 24 Kane MARTELLO 28 Nic ALLSEP 58 Kal HOGAN 25 Kristian HARPER 29 Travis GRAHAM 59 Sam APPLEFORD 26 Corey EDMUNDS 30 Bryn THOMAS 60 Chris BAUER 28 Dylan MIZZI (VC) 31 Hudson THOMAS (VC) 61 Craig RADFORD 30 Michael HATZIS 32 Jayden GREGORY 31 Scott MARTIN 33 Daniel KNOWLES www.chelseafc.com.au

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