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While we often concentrate on to recharge their batteries. This initiative will take the football side of the equation in place over all three leagues for the first time and was this column, it is important that we agreed to after club delegates suggested the idea. do not neglect our female members who not only The bye allows clubs to hold fundraising functions support all our leagues sporting endeavours, but without club organisers having to run them along also run and compete in three very successful netball with a full round of games. Many clubs will hold their competitions. main functions over this period and we wish them All clubs will be very familiar with our own office good luck and hope they are conducted with good netball guru Leah Jones, and we think it is appropriate spirit but also good behaviour. – in fact overdue – that she is thanked on behalf of Celebrations all involved for the extraordinary effort she puts in to Again all three leagues will feature afternoons of assist and facilitate the smooth operation of netball in celebration, with several contests having an extra our leagues. Well done Leah. spark of interest. The ultimate aim of our netball vision is to provide In Nepean League the Lindsay Edgerton Shield will competitive and robust netball competitions ranging be on the line when Dromana hosts Crib Point, while from junior levels to senior grades across all three the Casey Cardinia League clash between neighbours member leagues. The progress made over the last Beaconsfield and ROC will be played for the Shanikas few years has been amazing and has helped our Cup. football clubs not only prosper but, in some cases Over in Peninsula League there will be extra interest survive financially. at two venues with the Seaford 1993 Reserves That was more than demonstrated last weekend when premiership players reuniting to watch the tigers the PCN Sports Alliance netball team competed at the play Pines at Seaford Road, and Langwarrin hosting annual WM Loud State Netball Championships at the Frankston YCW at Lloyd Park for the Bendigo Bank Melbourne Netball and Hockey Centre. Coached by Challenge. Kerry Twyford from Narre Warren, the 12 girls who made the team were selected from clubs across our sporting district including Crib Point, Beaconsfield, Narre Warren, Rye, Berwick and Cranbourne. Again, well done to all involved. Kerry and her team defeated Ovens & Murray in the Semi Final to progress to the Grand Final only to be defeated by Goulburn Valley. This is the first time our ladies have made the Grand Final. The importance of our ladies, in fact all women who are involved in areas of activity, was celebrated on Friday at the sixth annual Luncheon to support Women in Sport held at the Sandhurst Club. It was a huge event with many highlights and all proceeds going to the Reach Foundation. This luncheon has grown to now be one of the showcase events on the PCN Sports Alliance calendar. This weekend features the final full round of games before a fortnight that will see each club have a well- earned bye to allow players and officials a week off MPNFL http://twitter.com/MPNFL DISCLAIMER & COPYRIGHT STARTING TIMES All editorial material and photographs published in the record are subject FOOTBALL to copyright laws and may not be reproduced without written consent Under 18 Devels: 8.30am from PCN Sports Alliance. PCN Sports Alliance and its printing agent hold Under 18’s: 10.10am no responsibility for any errors, omissions in material supplied by a third Reserves: 12.00pm party or that is in breach of the Trade Practices Act 1974, Copyright Act Seniors: 2.00pm 1968, Fair Trading Act 1985, or infringes the rights of any person. NETBALL Design and Printed by: Print Scene Pty Ltd (03) 9786 0786 C Grade: 11.00am B Grade: 12.20pm Photos supplied by Sportstrend A Grade: 1.40pm

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 AFL Vic Country Help your club raise funds and earn rewards... and help homeless young people achieve greatness!!! Just go to go to www.ladder.org.au and click on Great news! The AFL has come up with an exciting ‘Register my Club’. You’ll be asked to provide a few new way for your Club to raise money, earn great contact details and the initial number of pins you rewards and create even more excitement around think your Club could sell (you can purchase more the footy finals…all while helping support homeless later if you wish). young people through their chosen charity, Ladder. Expressions of interest close on Friday 28 June, For the past seven years, the ‘AFL Premiership Cup so there’s no time to lose. We’ll let you know by Pin & Win Promotion’ has been helping to fund Wednesday 3 July whether your application has Ladder’s work by selling prestigious Premiership Cup been successful and, if so, when you can expect lapel pins in the lead up to the Finals season. This your pins to launch the campaign year, we’re giving you the chance to pioneer this So come on – give your Club a kick start with exciting initiative at the local Club level by selling fundraising and help Ladder kick a goal for youth pins through your community – and earning great homelessness. Don’t delay - register TODAY! rewards along the way! By participating in this year’s Pin & Win promotion Kind regards, your Club can: Earn $1.50 for every pin you sell (you buy them for Mark Bolton $3.50 and sell for $5). Chief Executive Officer Earn great rewards like sporting goods or a visit Ladder from an AFL player. Make Finals season more exciting with this fantastic fund raiser. Help Ladder help homeless young people. The more pins you sell the more money you earn for your Club and the more likely you are to qualify for Gold, Silver or Bronze reward packages that recognise the ‘top sellers’. And, we’ll take both overall and pro-rata sales into account so it’s a totally fair draw; so even small clubs can earn big rewards! But you’ll have to hurry if you want to be involved! We can only accommodate 250 Clubs in this pilot program and it’s ‘first in, first served’. So, how do you participate?

www.peninsulafnl.com.au 5 Ladders Seniors Team P W L D For Agst % Pts Fston YCW 11 9 2 0 1089 703 154.91 36 Mt Eliza 11 7 4 0 992 851 116.57 28 Goal Kickers Edi-Asp 11 6 5 0 1015 885 114.69 24 Karingal 11 6 5 0 933 826 112.95 24 Seniors Bonbeach 11 6 5 0 1006 900 111.78 24 Pines 11 6 5 0 926 901 102.77 24 Name Club Rnd Tot Mornington 11 5 6 0 891 903 98.67 20 Shane McDonald Bonbeach 3 31 Seaford 11 5 6 0 845 984 85.87 20 Ricky Morris Fston YCW 2 30 Langwarrin 11 3 8 0 826 1021 80.90 12 David Bodley Fston YCW 1 30 Chelsea 11 2 9 0 723 1272 56.84 8 Luke Damon Langwarrin 2 29 Jackson Calder Mornington 1 28 Thomas Shaw Seaford 2 28 Benjamin Lean Mt Eliza 1 24 Reserves Guy Hendry Pines 2 24 Team P W L D For Agst % Pts Calhan McQueen Bonbeach 2 22 Langwarrin 11 9 2 0 941 387 243.15 36 Darragh Chadwick Seaford 2 21 Seaford 11 9 2 0 880 394 223.35 36 Michael Burke Karingal 1 21 Mt Eliza 11 9 2 0 905 451 200.67 36 Fston YCW 11 8 3 0 714 401 178.05 32 Reserves Pines 11 6 5 0 529 540 97.96 24 Karingal 11 4 7 0 540 798 67.67 16 Name Club Rnd Tot Mornington 11 3 8 0 527 737 71.51 12 Bonbeach 11 3 8 0 420 738 56.91 12 Mathew Poore Langwarrin 6 34 Edi-Asp 11 2 9 0 503 880 57.16 8 Bradley Wakeling Fston YCW 3 34 Chelsea 11 2 9 0 421 1054 39.94 8 David White Mt Eliza 1 23 Paul Vyverberg Seaford 1 17 Dale Kirschenberg Seaford 0 16 Dylan Crump Seaford 0 14 Ashley Moore Langwarrin 1 14 Under 18’s Timothy Groot Mt Eliza 1 14 Team P W L D For Agst % Pts Samuel Duffield Karingal 0 14 Jemisen Thorne Fston YCW 2 13 Seaford 11 10 1 0 1130 409 276.28 40 Fston YCW 11 10 1 0 1119 457 244.86 40 Mt Eliza 11 9 2 0 1236 376 328.72 36 Under 18’s Mornington 11 7 4 0 811 652 124.39 28 Chelsea 11 5 6 0 591 757 78.07 20 Name Club Rnd Tot Langwarrin 11 4 7 0 566 719 78.72 16 Kieran Albanese Fston YCW 4 42 Edi-Asp 11 4 7 0 624 994 62.78 16 Jackson Mockett Seaford 7 38 Karingal 11 3 8 0 553 938 58.96 12 Nicholas Strickland Mt Eliza 5 37 Pines 11 3 8 0 392 957 40.96 12 Jayden Canepa Fston YCW 1 29 Bonbeach 11 0 11 0 279 1042 26.78 0 Corey Micari Fston YCW 2 23 Corey Hanger Langwarrin 5 22 Matthew Herbert Seaford 2 19 Zach Campbell Mt Eliza 3 18 Club Championship Zac Clements Karingal 1 18 Max Byrnes Edi-Asp 2 17 Club Snrs Res U18 Total James Freeman Mt Eliza 0 17 Frankston YCW 27 16 10 53 Nathan Ryan Mt Eliza 1 17 Mt Eliza 21 18 9 48 Seaford 15 18 10 43 Spirit of Sport Awards. Pines 18 12 3 33 Congratulations to the following player who Langwarrin 9 18 4 31 has been awarded the Spirit of Sport Award. Karingal 18 8 3 29 Mornington 15 6 7 28 Peninsula – Lachlan Pizzey, Pines Edi-Asp 18 4 4 26 Bonbeach 18 6 0 24 This player will be presented with his Certificate Chelsea 6 4 5 15 and a SOS Medallion by a member of Victoria Police on Saturday 6 July, 2013

6 www.peninsulafnl.com.au YOUNG •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Lachlan Pizzey GUN PINES FNC

Pizzey a Gun Young Python PINES has been waiting patiently for its youngsters to mature in to the next group of stars that will lead them to another era of dominance and that group could well be led by 18 year-old Lachlan Pizzey. Lachlan is the second player nominated for the 2013 Peninsula League Young Gun award. Lachlan has always been keen of the game of football and started his career with South Mornington Junior Football Club at under 10 level, before transferring to Seaford and playing under 13s through to under 15s with the Tigers. He grew quickly and it became apparent very early that Lachlan possessed above average ability and a class as a marking tall player capable of playing a Pines young gun number of positions. Lachlan moved to Pines to play with mates and has since Lachlan Pizzey. been a member of the under 18s and come under notice as a potential senior prospect. Lachlan lists selection as a member of this year’s Peninsula League under 18 side as his career highlight to date and said his main ambition at present was to make his mark with the Pythons. “I really want to play senior football with Pines and also play a key role in the future success of the club,” he said. Pines coach Stephen Ryan has been impressed with the young prospect and said his nomination was well deserved. “Lachlan is a hard working tall player who can play any position. He is a leader who commands respect from team mates and opposition,” he said. “He is a quality individual who is a valuable asset to the club. He’s come a long way in the last couple of years and has a bright future at Pines.”

www.peninsulafnl.com.au 7 Peninsula Results Seniors Under 18’s Chelsea 3.2 6.4 11.5 13.6.84 Seaford 4.2 8.8 15.10 16.12.108 Seaford 2.4 3.5 4.11 9.13.67 Chelsea 1.1 1.2 2.2 6.5.41 Mt Eliza 4.2 8.5 13.8 16.10.106 Mt Eliza 6.2 11.7 13.12 19.15.129 Edi-Asp 1.2 2.4 6.8 9.10.64 Edi-Asp 2.2 2.2 5.2 5.2.32 Fston YCW 5.3 11.6 16.10 16.17.113 Fston YCW 1.3 3.5 6.9 8.11.59 Mornington 2.0 2.2 4.5 6.9.45 Mornington 0.2 3.3 6.3 9.4.58 Bonbeach 5.1 8.3 9.4 11.12.78 Pines 0.1 1.5 1.10 4.13.37 Pines 2.2 3.5 5.11 7.13.55 Bonbeach 2.0 2.0 2.0 2.1.13 Karingal 3.2 5.5 10.7 13.8.86 Langwarrin 4.4 9.6 10.12 13.14.92 Langwarrin 3.1 5.2 6.3 8.7.55 Karingal 1.0 3.1 3.5 5.7.37

Peninsula Community Reserves Club Championship Seaford 4.3 10.7 14.9 16.12.108 Club Snrs Res U18 A B C Total Chelsea 0.1 0.1 2.4 3.4.22 Fston YCW 9 8 10 5 7 8 47 Mt Eliza 5.3 5.6 6.9 10.12.72 Mt Eliza 7 9 9 9 10 1.5 45.5 Edi-Asp 2.0 4.2 5.3 6.6.42 Edi-Asp 6 2 4 11 10 11 44 Fston YCW 1.4 4.7 7.14 10.17.77 Pines 6 6 3 9 7 7.5 38.5 Mornington 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.3.9 Langwarrin 3 9 4 6.5 8.5 6 37 Bonbeach 1.3 3.4 4.6 5.7.37 Seaford 5 9 10 5 3 4 36 Pines 0.2 0.3 2.7 3.8.26 Mornington 5 3 7 4.5 5.5 7 32 Langwarrin 1.1 6.5 9.6 12.8.80 Karingal 6 4 3 4 2 8 27 Karingal 1.1 2.1 4.4 4.4.28 Chelsea 2 2 5 1 2 0 12 Bonbeach 6 3 0 0 0 2 11

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The Chelsea side was one of the youngest to take the CRUNCH TIME FOR field, with 10 players aged 20 or under, including DOGS just-turned-17-year-old Kristian Harper, who kicked a By Simon McEvoy – Leader Newspapers goal. That’s where the Seagulls are at the moment. They THE season is drawing on, and for MORNINGTON it’s are an exciting, developing side, learning each week. almost at the stage of now-or-never. It was great to see the three Clark brothers make their The Bulldogs, 7th, are only a game behind third- mark: Jason, Luke and Brad all making an impact for placed EDI-ASP but need to make their move before the Seagulls. They have become integral members of it’s too late. They’ve given their fans reason to believe the side. they can return to finals action this season, but losses in the past two rounds have dimmed the confidence. Chelsea will hope key man Gavin Marusic can recover from a nasty knock to his shin last week and take his Mornington hosts Edi-Asp today in one of the games place today. of the season. The outcome of this game could have make-or-break ramifications for both sides. KARINGAL will be out to break its home ground hoodoo when it hosts second-placed MT ELIZA. Mornington didn’t fire a shot against YCW last week. A goalless second quarter was its worst of the season, The Bulls have lost their past four starts at Ballam and the Bulldogs will need to lift if they’re to avoid a Park. It’s one of the more amazing stats of the season. third-straight defeat. Normally, the Bulls gobble up home wins. Edi-Asp lost to Mornington in round 3 but showed In fourth spot, Karingal (6-5) faces the toughest what they are capable of when they upset YCW in fortnight in local footy with games against Mt Eliza round 9. Brent Bowden, Tim Mannix, Adam Budge and Frankston YCW. It’s a mighty test for the Bulls and Craig Wray have been in dashing form and will who will be keen t prove they can still match it with need to continue it today. those power sides. The local derby between BONBEACH and CHELSEA The Redlegs are playing some of their best footy and holds plenty of interest. Both sides are coming off are injury-free. It’s a potent mix. arguably their best wins of the season. Bonny sprang back into the top five with a stirring win at Pines last week and now their task is to stay there. The Sharks fluffed their lines against Langy a few weeks ago when they had the chance to consolidate a top-three spot, and can’t afford to drop another game to a bottom side. With former VFL player Ricky Ferraro continuing to make his mark in this competition and Mark Tyrell and Paul Rebeschini using the ball well, the Sharks’ midfield depth is beginning to shine. Captain Shane McDonald has been another key contributor, leading the competition goal-kicking table with 31 majors. Nathan Robinson and Chris Pendleton played their best games for the season last week. Chelsea posted its second win of the season with an energetic effort against Seaford seven days ago.

www.peninsulafnl.com.au 9 Football Preview LANGWARRIN undoubtedly has improved in recent weeks and could give triple reigning premier FRANKSTON YCW a run for their money today. You wouldn’t have said that a month ago. The Stonecats whipped Langy by 72 points back in round three but the Kangaroos are a better side 10 weeks on. Scott Sienkiewicz, Jarryd Amalfi, Andrew Withers, Will Thomas and Steve O’Brien all didn’t play in that game but have been prime movers lately. Ex-Hawk Beau Muston has been in cracking form and could provide headaches for YC. After a mid-season lull, the Stonecats look to be building again. They kicked 16 goals to beat Mornington last week and the form of Kyle Hutchison, Ryan Santon, Jack Mazurek and Scott MacLeod is very as Langy, on an eight-game streak, have evolved into encouraging. a power side as Luke Churcher, Josh Biggs and Jimi SEAFORD coach Craig McIndoe admitted his side was Johnson make their mark. low on confidence and form after it slumped to a BONBEACH will be chasing a third-straight win when fourth-straight defeat last week. The Tigers are still a it hosts CHELSEA. The Sharks have struck a purple finals hope if they can regroup, but things won’t be patch of form as Nick Alexandrou, Matt Baxter, Ryan easy today a desperate PINES. Bennett and Ben Simpson have upped the tempo. Seaford did give the Pythons an eight-goal touch- MORNINGTON carries a five-game losing streak up earlier in the season so might go in with a better into its clash with EDI-ASP who have been very mindset. But Pines have looked a better side in recent competitive. times, knocking off contenders Mt Eliza, Edi-Asp and Karingal. Pines’ next two games - against Seaford and Langwarrin – may well determine their season. REDLEGS LOOK OMINOUS IN THE UNDER 18s... TIGERS BACK IN FORM A six-goal first and last quarter set up a commanding win for MT ELIZA last week. Once they strike form IN THE RESERVES... the Redlegs have shown they can rack up some SEAFORD regained its roar last week, firing off 16 big scores. Keep an eye on exciting prospects Luke goals to post its ninth win of the season. Harry Daniel, Callum Armstrong and Simon Anderson. Czarnecki was superb, while Mark Di Blasio and Today the Redlegs face KARINGAL which has been Brent Hood pushed their bid for promotion. Today up and down but is more than capable. the Tigers take on fifth-placed PINES who have been MORNINGTON was stung by a one-point loss hot and cold this season. last week and it will be interesting to see how the A struggling KARINGAL faces another big task when Bulldogs bounce back today against EDI-ASP. Look it hosts MT ELIZA which has been in dominant form. for Jake Smart, Brendan De Ruyter and Matt Lacey to Redlegs coach Damien Kent has been leading by lead from the front. example, and Ryland Cranwell, Sam Wettenhall and PINES (3-8) take on ladder leaders SEAFORD; Carl Ashdown are also in good form. sixth-placed LANGWARRIN will be out to upset LANGWARRIN will be out to turn the tables on FRANKSTON YCW which is on a four-game winning FRANKSTON YCW. The Kangaroos’ last loss was to the streak; and BONBEACH will struggle to stop an Stonecats in round three. That seems an eternity ago emerging CHELSEA.

Bryan Mace Michael Voss Trevor Turtle Tipper Simon McEvoy Frankston Dolphins 3RPP St Kilda Mascot Bata Industrials Leader Newspaper Bonbeach Bonbeach Bonbeach Bonbeach Bonbeach Mt Eliza Mt Eliza Mt Eliza Karingal Mt Eliza Frankston YCW Frankston YCW Frankston YCW Langwarrin Frankston YCW Pines Pines Pines Seaford Pines Edi-Asp Edi-Asp Edi-Asp Mornington Edi-Asp 33 37 29 34 36 10 www.peninsulafnl.com.au BE ‘GRANTED’ EXTRA Article CASH FOR YOUR CLUB. Unfortunately for many clubs making ends meet finan- cially is not always easy and like any business, there are TIPS FOR SUBMITTING GRANTS APPLICATIONS: always bills to pay for one thing or another. Wouldn’t 1. Providers of grants funding are normally ruthless and it be nice if someone could wave a magic wand and won’t give any leeway for late applications, so be timely take some of that financial burden away from struggling with the application. community sporting clubs? How nice would it be for 2. Have the grant proposal written and ready to go a someone to give an injection of extra cash for that much few days earlier to allow for things out of your control needed project or equipment? Well there is a way to get - I.e. power outages which may affect your computer, that extra cash into your club, but it comes with a catch. web server down etc. The extra cash I’m talking about are grants funding. Your 3. If you have to post the grant do it several days before club will have to put in some groundwork to find and ap- using Express Post, so you can track the document, it will ply for a grant; but they are worth the work if your club be delivered in a timely manner using Express Post. is awarded one. Essentially a grant is free money for your 4. If the grant provider says to fax the grant, then fax the club. There are many grants out there that your club is grant! If they say to email the grant, then email the grant! eligible to apply for, but in reality many clubs just don’t In a nutshell use the method of delivery they specify. know they exist or where to find them. This is where the 5. Make a phone call to see if your grant has been re- work part comes in. First your club needs to search the ceived, but then leave it at that. Don’t keep hassling the internet and find grants that may be suitable; the next grant provider, they will have many applications to go thing to do is check the eligibility criteria for the grant. If through so don’t keep ringing them. They will inform you tick these two boxes you’re off to a good start. Next your club if they have been successful in due time. check the opening and closing dates of the grant, once 6. Check the spelling and grammar in the grant applica- all these necessities are done, it’s time to start putting tion are correct. Be succinct and choose words carefully a proposal together and writing the grant application. when completing the proposal. This may sound daunting, but it doesn’t have to be. By 7. Ensure that all the contact details, email addresses, breaking the grant application down into chunk sized phone numbers and any other contact information is pieces of information, it makes it easier to complete the correct. grant. You are not faced with a massive document with 8. If your club is awarded a grant, ensure that the club all this data and not knowing where to start or finish. If does the follow up requirements of the grant. I.e. Pro- the grant is approved, it is worth the time and effort for your club. vide documentation to the provider that shows the fund- ing was spent on the specified proposal and within the HOW TO BREAK A GRANT UP INTO CHUNK SIZED time frame given. PIECES OF INFORMATION, WRITE A PROPOSAL FOR 9. If your club has a fundraising committee, elect a mem- FUNDING AND WHAT IT ALL MEANS? ber or members within that committee to be responsible TITLE OR PROJECT NAME: What is the name of the pro- for grants funding, by finding grants and writing propos- ject? This is the title or project name, keep it brief usually als. 4-5 words is sufficient. I have written lots of grants for community organisations STATEMENT OF NEED: Why this project is necessary for that I have been involved with and have had many suc- the club? How will the club, team, community, player/s cessful applications. I have also had unsuccessful ap- etc. benefit from the grant? plications as well! With grants funding that’s the way it PROJECT DESCRIPTION AND TIMELINE: How the project goes, especially when your organisation is vying against will be implemented and evaluated at the club? What many others for funding. If your grant application is un- are the particulars of the project? How long will the pro- successful don’t let it get you down, you have to be in ject take to complete? it to win it. Learn from the experience for next time. In BUDGET SOUGHT: How much money does the club re- closing, I wish your club luck with finding grants (there quire to complete the project? The club will usually have are many out there) and writing a grant proposal. I have to show a financial breakdown or inventory of all costs listed some websites that may help your club with find- and a quote usually has to accompany this section. The ing grants. club may also be asked to show an Annual report for the last financial year. http://www.ausport.gov.au/supporting/funding ORGANISATION PARTICULARS: Who is the club? What http://www.aflcommunityclub.com.au do they do? How many members does the club have? http://www.ourcommunity.com.au Are they voluntary or paid members? What are the club’s http://www.vichealth.vic.gov.au primary activities? How does the club fit into the commu- http://www.dpcd.vic.gov.au/sport nity? The answers to these types of questions are usually http://grants.myregion.gov.au necessary in this section of the application. http://www.fahcsia.gov.au CONTACTS: Who will be the person/s overseeing the http://netballvic.com.au project and funding at the club? What are there contact details and particulars? Karen Barton, Copyright, 2013. SUMMARY OR CONCLUSION: This section comes at the end or your grant application and summarises or wraps up all of the main points raised in the proposal.

www.peninsulafnl.com.au 11 Club Notes Karingal Bulls Frankston YCW StoneCats Fourth, sixth and eighth – Seniors, Reserves and Unders Today we venture down Cranny Road to challenge the ladder positions with 7 games to play. The good news Langwarrin Football and Netball teams for 4 points. is that all teams can still make the 5 and book their spot Last week the Colts continued their road trip with a visit at the business end of the year, it’s up to us to make the to Officer. In what could only be described as a bitterly most of every training night, game, possession and op- cold morning (-1°) the boys took a half to warm up and portunity in the pursuit of our goal. take control of the game. An 11 goal win away was a Last week was a rough start with the Unders well beaten great result. Darcy Walker, Josh D, Beren Hammill and Liam Omar were ‘Coach Kenters’ picks. and despite a solid effort the reserves fell short against a class outfit. The senior game was a tight and at times The Unders fell across the line against the Doggies in pretty willing contest but the boys got the job done in what was a crucial game. The 1 point win strengthens front of a hostile crowd with a 31 point win. The Big our position in the top three. Well done boys. Todd Cracknell, Michael Debenham, Jack Butland and Daniel Cock slotted back into the side nicely providing a for- Heijden led the way. ward target and kicking 5 – has anyone won the goal- kicking having missed 10 games before? He only gave a Reidy’s Magoos came to play this week and posted an 30 goal start so could be a chance….. emphatic 11 goal win. A match up against the ladder leader today will be a big test for the boys. Ben Buckley, Make sure you all get your $5k draw tickets from players Stevie O, Crash and Wako were fantastic. or committee members ASAP – Friday 5 July is the date The ones hit the ground running showing intent and to lock in and as always it promises to be a ripper night. commitment from the outset catching Mornington off Remember also to get along to the club every Thurs- guard. The boys were sublime in the first half going to day night for a meal, team selections and Jackpot Joker the long break with a 10 goal lead maintaining the differ- Draw. RAMS Happy Hour is every Thursday between 6 ence for the rest of the game. Kyle, Ryan, Jack and Jesse and 7pm for all paid members and sponsors and we look excelled for the day. forward to continued good support. Dunney’s wheel has The Stonekittens had mixed results with the A’s and C’s been hit so far – who will be the featured club celebrity posting important wins and the B’s falling just short. in coming weeks? Please read all the details in their notes. No club can survive without the generous support of On the Social Scene: sponsors and Karingal is lucky to have some of the best July 20 – The Gala Ball being held at the Frankston RSL. around! Major sponsors NP Distrubution, Reddy Roasts Dress code is formal with 1920’s Flappers and Feathers Frankston, Bluegum, Frankston RSL, RAMS Home Loans being the theme. Table plans are up in the Rooms. Please and BMK are ALL long term supporters of the club and note: Ticket prices are $50 for a three course meal and we’re thrilled that Bank of Queensland and TAFT have entertainment. See Carlee or Laffa for tickets. You can continued their support after coming on board for sea- email Laffa on [email protected]. son 2012 – PLEASE – use our sponsors and let them Finally on a sad note the club mourns the passing of Del know you’re from Karingal.....support those who sup- Gregory and Phyllis Lacey. Our deepest sympathy goes port the club. out to the Gregory and Lacey families. Follow all our updates on Facebook, Twitter or www. karingalfc.com Go Bulls Bullseye

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12 www.peninsulafnl.com.au Club Notes Pines Pythons A pre-written editorial paragraph trumpeting three wins over BBeach has been deleted and sent to the rubbish bin meaning that the expected has been rejected and has been replaced by the reality. Seniors, seemingly without their desire of a week earlier, foundered as the Sharks tore clear from the centre too many times. Best; Aaron Ludewig, Adam Maling and Shaun Stewart. The Hendry bros managed two goals each in the 23 pt loss. Same dosage for the reserves who, in a low standard game, kicked 3 gls to BB’s 5 and threw away the game by 11 pts. Best; Cade Egan, Dave McLaren and Scott Manders. Well done to our Thirds who netted Mt Eliza Red Legs the young Sharkies by 24 pts. Best; Zac Adams, Bayley Another great day at home, with all 4 teams winning and Burt and Patrick Jackson. We’re at Seaford today to meet consolidating their positions towards the top end of the the Tigers for the 47th time, your scorecard showing 24 ladder. Thanks to Troy and the Edi-Asp people for sticking them, 21 us with one draw. Most career goals v Sea- around after the games. ford, Craig Neal (47), Paul Williams is our highest one The Seniors took on 2nd placed Edi and played well from game goalkicker with 12 gls in Rd 14, 1995 and current the start, with Lockwood and Stricko dangerous up for- player Adam Marriner today becomes he who has the ward and Josh sneaking down for 3 we recorded a 7 goal most career games (18). These and other amazing facts win. Daine was outstanding, Leany set up many attacking are brought to you as part of our forthcoming 50 years moves and Gilly and Heasa were serviceable as usual. celebrations. Likewise, all 1983 players and officials are “Trumpy’s Two’s” had a solid 5 goal win, finishing off with asked to contact Paul Williams or Mark Dunsford as de- a strong final term. Kenty was adjudged best, with Cranny tails re the triple premiers reunion are now available. See not too far behind him and Wetters provided plenty of options again. below. Expect the unexpected tonight back at the Pit where it is said there are more mysteries in store than The Under 18’s were never really troubled, kicking 6 goals on the Orient Express. $10 entry gets you in to discover to nil in the last quarter to record a 15 goal win. Stricko with another 5 continues his great run of form, Luke Dan- the unknown. Here’s something you don’t see ‘everyday iel was tremendous and Cal, Ando, Zal and Ev played ex- of the week’. A line of ladies in netball uniforms, one citing games. behind the other, pushing their babies in strollers up the street and singing as they walked from the school courts After a fairly even first quarter v Somie, the “Devels” ran away with a big win, with Hanna and Brancs kicking 3 to the Pines oval. Well done girls. See y’all at Pines to- apiece and Lowey, Gus and the Thorpe boys dominating morrow for Super Rules footy. Three games. Canteen throughout. and Bar well and truly open. Congrats (1) to Coach Steve Brattle on his recently award- 1983 Liason. Paul Williams. [email protected] ed Life Membership of the MEJFC! 1983 Liason. Mark Dunsford. [email protected] Congrats (2) to Matty Hoffmann and Courtney on the ar- Good luck to our teams today. rival of their first child Charlotte born last Sunday. The Last Bud. Social – $10,000 Draw – Sun 7th July – See Roons or a Committee Member for tickets. Sponsor of the Week –Thanks to Dave Extance from Sig- narama Frankston for his outstanding support of the Club – Much appreciated. Good luck to all teams today against the Bulls – See you all back at CB’s afterwards. Redleg PENINSULA ACCOUNTING PARTNERS PTY LTD ABN 61 021 832 266 ACCOUNTANTS, TAX AGENTS & FINANCIAL ADVISERS Specialists in: - Taxation Services - Business Structures and Advice - Small Business Accounting - Retirement Planning - Investment Planning / Sharebroking Services - Superannuation Advice / Consolidation / Rollovers - Self Managed Superannuation Funds

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www.peninsulafnl.com.au 13 Club Notes Edithvale - Aspendale Eagles Seaford Tigers We travelled to Woralla Drive, on a lovely sunny Satur- Under 18 Dev - Saturday morning against Hampton Park day, perfect football conditions. was a good contest early, eventually our pressure and The 18s took the field, and against some class opposition hard work helped us gradually gain control of the match. showed early that they were up to the challenge. Couple An 11 goal victory resulted from our hard work and the of late goals in the first quarter by the Mounties gave coaching staff were happy with the way lots of new and them a good lead. Bam, and away they went after that. old players put there hands up and lifted when needed. Dickson, Walters and Harris had a crack, and were well Top side, on our own out at Narre Warren this Saturday, supported by Fiore, Martello and Morris. we will need to work even harder ,any support out there The ressies are not getting the results they should. Match- at Narre Warren would be much appreciated. ing it against the opposition for parts of the game isnt Under 18 – a convincing win, leading at every change winning it boys. A game is played over four quarters, to due to hard work and a great team effort. Terrific effort by be able to play out the duration of a match, training isnt our defenders to restrict an opposition that gave their best a negotiable, its essential. Miller, Turner, Gott, Campbell, to only 6 goals for the day. We will need to bring our best Wilson and Foley battled manfully, but one got the feeling form against our traditional rivals this week. that with a little more work, the rewards would be greater. Reserves- The boys bounced back really well from their The seniors chased tail all day. Pretty slick the Mounties, defeat last week dominating the first half and displaying and without winning any quarters it was hard to pull any some of our best football we have played all year, tak- positives from the day. The three Bs...Bowds, Blue and ing a 70 point lead in to half time. The second half was Budge fought a losing battle, and were well supported a much more even battle, with a combination of Chel- by Wray and Derbyshire, but not many winners in their sea increasing their intensity and our boys going away positions, and the scoreboard told the story. from the things we did so well in the first half, we only Tough year 2013, you don’t bring your A game you get just outscored them 5 goals to 3 to take out an 88 point walloped, need to get off the canvas, dust ourself of and win. All in all it was a solid win though. Harry Czarnecki head to the kennel this week. was sensational all day, whilst we had solid contributions Fly Eagles! from Hoody, Jules, Shorty and Raffa. We expect a solid tough encounter against Pines today and must bring our A Game. Seniors – We welcomed Mitch White for his senior debut and he grabbed his chance and made every post a win- ner, along with Aaron Walton, who constantly won the ball and delivered it forward. Josh Stokes was solid in de- fense, but these players were the only stand outs in what was a disappointing team effort overall. A huge week on the track will prepare us for an encounter with Pines this week. Women – Two weeks off and the girls left their best form on vacation, overpowered by one of the top sides in the competition . Time to get that focus back girls with the op- portunity to take another scalp at home on Sunday. Netball – Well done to the A graders, defeating the well fancied Chelsea, while the B grade just fell short. Huge games against Pines this week Social – The 10K Draw has been postponed to a later date – please watch the website and facebook for details.

14 www.peninsulafnl.com.au Club Notes Mornington Bulldogs Social: The 125th Year Ball is on Saturday the 17th Au- gust at Mornington Racecourse starting at 7pm. There Welcome back to the kennel and welcome to Edi-Asp will be dinner & dancing & the naming of ‘’The Team Of players and supporters. It was the best game of football Our Time’’ Cost $70 per person. the Unders have played all season and it was a shame To book call or see Mick Wunderly- 0424221760, Mark Pa- that it didn’t go their way and lost by 1 point. They were ganoni- 0412591051 or Norm Robinson- 0417262466. focussed, hard at the footy and stuck to the game plan and the coaching staff were very proud of their work eth- Please spread the word to past players/supporters and ic. They need to take this on the track especially over the if you have any old club memorabilia that we can use bye week to continue our progress as a team. It was great please let us know. to see Josh Souter back after a long layoff due to injury. Our midfield was certainly helped by the return of Dan Bonbeach Sharks Culnane also from injury. Jake Smart had an outstanding Welcome to the Chelsea Football/Netball Club to ‘Shark first half off the half back line and also in the middle. Jed Park’ this week and especially all the girls to the ‘Ladies Morsinkoff had a great second half with plenty of run. Day Luncheon’. Have a great day ladies. Special thanks Brendan DeReuyter worked hard all game and kicked 5 to Karen for organising. goals, his leading and marking are getting better each Last week the season got back on track a bit with strong week and if the midfield look for him and deliver like they 4 goal win over Pines to put us back in the five. Great did this game this is only a taste of things to come. team effort led by Macca’, Ricky, Fos’ and Tyz. The two’s The results last weekend were disappointing for both scored their 2nd win in as many weeks and can go into the reserves and senior teams, YCW showing why they this weeks game with more added confidence. have been the bench mark in the competition for the past three years. The 3rds was a low scoring affair just falling short in the end. Maybe this weeks the one guys. The reserves started well and matched it with the op- position for the first quarter before falling away after 1/4 Good luck to all today! time. There were some promising signs however with # Next weeks the Annual Ball [6th July] , Patterson Lakes Jack Schultz again playing some quality football and Community Centre : $45 single $80 double . Pease or- edging closer to a senior debut. Coxy, Jake Stevens and ganise your tables. Payment must be made prior to even- Bartolo all contributed showing that there is plenty of ing. See Jacky, Reece or Al. quality starting to develop at the club. # Business Lunch. Friday 30th August $120. More de- The seniors conceded a number of easy goals in the first tails to follow. half to trail by 58 points at the main break and were never in the hunt after that. YCW showed how to play Sharks / Beaches quality football running hard and setting up well from their back half. Whilst the boys fought the game out in the second half it shows that there is still plenty of work to do if we are to match it with the best teams in the competition. Franchina was great all day through the middle of the ground whilst first gamer Lucas Forato showed plenty of run throughout. Tommy Simpson was good when he went into the middle of the ground and big Mick Bray was solid again across half back. The girls came up against a much improved YCW and only came home with one win in B Grade, they come up against the league giants in Edi-Asp which will be a huge effort, so good luck to them. A crucial game for us today, back at the Kennel and in need of three big wins! So Go Doggies !

www.peninsulafnl.com.au 15 Club Notes Chelsea Seagulls Langwarrin Kangaroos How sweet it is! That’s what I’m talking about, see the dif- We would like to thank all our sponsors for their contin- ference made by keeping the foot on the pedal for four ued support of the club. quarters - and against the historical foe as well, sensational! Seniors last week was a pleasing effort against the old Now the trick for the players is to plant that effort firmly in foe of Karingal despite being beaten. Big effort required the memory bank and produce the same intensity week again today against YCW. after week. Is this the beginning? We’ll see today against Another great win for Dredgy’s boys in the Reserves well Macca and his mates- and make no mistake, we can win. done to all. Back to last week, hard to pick out players in what was In the Under’s a great win and very pleasing to see them essentially a great team performance, but they have to knuckle down and play some fantastic footy for a great and the official best were Brad Clark, big Juice, Jacko, win. Congrats to Cas Boyo and all the players. Nizam and Luke Clark. (Luke might have a job this week). The Langy Netball girls continued their strong season The Two’s are really struggling with a number of issues, last week with strong wins in the A’s & B’s with the C girls not the least being a lack of numbers, but they turn up just falling short. Ready for a big one against YCW today. each week and do their best, so that’s all you can ask and Go Langy! good efforts deserve recognition and those efforts came from Jake Chevalier, Niter, Chris Hatzis, Burkey, Matty Pearson and Somar Sara. Fozzie’s Fighters got thumped, simple as that - you’ve got to feel for this group - they’re really between a rock and a hard place. The fact that they are our only side capable of making the finals calls for some decisions to be made. What sort of thinking will prevail? Prehistoric or contem- porary? We’ll see. Best boys against Seaford were Lachie Williams, Jordan Marshall, Ronnie Hunt, Michael Hatzis, Dan Aarsman and Brandon Edmunds. I’ve thrown out my copy of the social calendar, but I do know the big $5000 draw is coming up next month. Richard Howlett is co-ordinating the ticket sales and you can purchase same from him or his helpers,or upstairs. Was gunna mention the kerfuffle at the game last week, but as nobody knew them, nobody has ever seen them and nobody ever wants to see them again, I wont. Okay, so today let’s fillet the Sharks and celebrate with flake and chips. Cheeky, METHUSELAH

16 www.peninsulafnl.com.au Stingray’s Woes Continue Stingrays The Dandenong Southern Stingrays came out with guns blazing last Saturday against the Eastern Ranges which was played at Shepley Oval Dandenong but signs of improvement in the Stingrays form and the feel away in the second half losing by 10 points. younger players who were brought into the team gained valuable experience. The first quarter saw one way traffic with the Stingrays catching Eastern off guard with high Yeats said “we felt we were in the game right till the intensity running and commitment for the ball, end but the better team won on the day.” which was missing last week. Taylor Joyce and Matt “We just have to make sure we are setting a really Rennie were strong targets and converting goals, good standard each week. As last week I said we whilst Jack Lonie and Jack Soroczynski pressure look forward to next weeks challenge in the Knights, inside the Stingrays 50 made it hard for Eastern to who are always tough to beat at home and coming exit. By the time the siren sounded the Stingrays held into the game with confidence after knocking off the a 19 point lead and looking like they had redeemed Dragons last yesterday.” themselves from their past weeks performance. The tackling pressure and intent around the footy in the Next Saturday 29th June in the TAC Cup Round 11 first 15min as good as it has been so far this season the Stingrays take on Northern Knights. for the Stingrays and this was the reason they had The game starts at 2.00pm at Preston Oval, Preston built up a safe buffer. and entry is free. Stingrays Coach Graeme Yeats said “Backing up from a disappointing week last week we needed to start well. Scores: “We modified things and changed up pre game Dandenong Stingrays 3.4 5.5 7.7 8.9.57 routine giving us every opportunity to start well, Eastern Ranges 0.3 5.5 8.7 9.13.67 which we did. I could have been happy with our first GOALS: quarter.” Dandenong Stingrays: Matt Rennie 2, Taylor Joyce 2, It certainly seemed like everything was going to plan Jack Soroczynski, Alex Harnett, Rourke Fischer and and that they had Eastern’s measure, but it’s hard Jack Lonie. to keep a good side down and the Ranges starting pegging the deficit back. The Ranges capitalized BEST: on some costly turnovers and managed to put Dandenong Stingrays: Nathan Foote, Jack Lonie, significant pressure on the Stingrays backline in the James Harmes, Jake Wilson, Jack Soroczynski and second quarter. Yeats was confident at the half time Dale Gawley. break, where the scores were level at 5.5 a piece that the team would be able to match it with Eastern in the second half. His main focus at half time was to re-iterate to the players how important it was to win the contested ball and to defend well. Both sides came out firing in the second half with a huge focus on defensive pressure- it was a hot potato with Stingrays Captain Nathan Foote playing his best game for weeks and young Lonie continue with his defensive acts clocking up 5 tackles. The Ranges kicked 4 majors whilst the home team kicked 3 and missed a few opportunities from poor inside 50 entries that were too shallow allowing Eastern to rebound and set up shots on goals. As the game wore on the Stingrays were unable to sustain the pressure they had applied earlier allowing Eastern to put pressure back on them that saw them continually turn the ball over by foot. The last quarter was a war of attrition and when the siren sounded the Ranges had done enough to record another win, which could have been more than the 10 points but for wasteful goal kicking. Despite recording their third loss in a row Yeats felt there were www.peninsulafnl.com.au 17 Frankston Park

Luke Potts then sent a high ball forward from the mid- News dle, with Alwan skying to take arguably the mark of the decade at Frankston Park. Dolphins Smash Sandy Alwan converted from 50 metres and the Dolphins were It was a day to remember as the Frankston Dolphins away, slamming on eight majors to one with a strong produced a remarkable display of VFL football to storm wind at their backs. past a shocked Sandringham by 96 points. The Zebras looked as if they would make a good fist of The home team brought the contest to life with eight their time with the gale, booting three of the first four goals in the opening term, winning all four quarters goals of the second term. thanks to their intense pressure and smart ball use and But Sandy’s resurgence simply triggered another Dol- keeping yet another raucous crowd at Frankston Park phin avalanche, running goals from Lourey and Pon- entertained until the final siren. gracic bringing the crowd back to life. Once again plenty of local boys from the MPNFL and When Lourey took a brilliant one-hander and converted junior leagues took it right up to their AFL opponents, in the shadows of half-time Frankston had kicked five of only this week they dominated a Sandringham team the last six to lead by 58 points at the long break. featuring 12 St Kilda players. When Lloyd opened the second half with a party trick Relentless ruckman Russ Gabriel dominated proceed- from the pocket the floodgates opened and the Dol- ings all around the ground, helping the midfield troika phins fans went into party mode. of Luke Potts, Shane Hockey and Leigh Kitchin combine The lead was 90 points at three-quarter time and when for 89 possessions. Lourey finished the game as he began, with a dead-eye Chris Irving was like a steam train in his attack on the shot from the pocket, Frankston had completed an in- football, creating numerous forward thrusts to the dan- credible four-quarter performance. gerous quartet of Mike Lourey (6 goals), Sam Lloyd (4 The Dolphins’ development team also had a strong win, goals), Khan Haretuku and Zig Alwan (2 goals each). booting seven goals to one in the opening term before Down back, youngsters Corey Buchan and Jake Der- cruising to a 36-point victory. mott led a committed unit, with big men Scott Simpson Robbie Clements booted three goals, while Adam Giob- and Luke Clark seemingly everywhere to cover San- bi, Robbie Hill and Sam Fox were amongst the best. dringham’s attacking options. After Saint Ahmad Saad craftily milked a free kick to open scoring, Lourey got things started for the home *The Dolphins head to Bendigo next Saturday before team with a cheeky goal from the boundary. returning to Frankston Park on Sunday, 7 July to face Coburg (Richmond). Jason Pongracic then took a brilliant back-with-the-flight mark before finding former Stingrays teammate Jake Calvert with a pinpoint pass. Calvert opened his season’s account and from the en- suing centre bounce impressive wingman Jayden Cass (3 goals) stormed forward, taking a slick handball from Lloyd and slotting home another six-pointer.

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20 www.peninsulafnl.com.au CHELSEA Ground: Chelsea Reserve, Beardsworth Ave, Chelsea Mel: 68 B6 Tel: 9772 1541 Secretary: Ben Connolly Colours: Navy Blue & White Seniors Coach: Paul Carbis Reserves Coach: Steve Gardiner Under 18’s Coach: Wayne Foster Seniors & Reserves Under 18’s 1 Brett Brisbane 31 Hudson Thomas 2 Dylan Mizzi 2 James Sivijs 32 Jake Chevailer 3 Kal Hogan 3 Matthew Gardiner 33 Curtis Bywater 4 Tom Crooke 4 Bradley Clark 34 Matthew Pearson 5 Mat Silva 5 Joel Connelly 35 Pete Murphy 6 Lachie Williams 6 Grant Trew 36 Mitchell Clarke 7 Tom Stephens 7 Michael Salem 37 Jack Gaze 8 Daniel Aarsman 8 Fia Too Too 38 Matthew Ponton 9 Dylan Rhys-Jones 9 Ben Finemore 39 Daniel Bourke 10 Michael Hart 10 Retired for 2013 40 Chris Charity 11 David Menhenitt 11 Luke Clark 41 Matthew Torcasio 12 Daniel Knowles 12 Jason Clark 43 Ryan Dyer 13 Cameron Tomkinson 13 Jackson Arthur 42 Rhys McMurray 14 Beau Robertson 14 Calum Dodson 44 Charles Ryan Orchard 15 Sam Appleford 15 Jack O’Riley 45 Thomas Van Vliet 16 Joel Rae 16 Ryan Stewart (C) 46 Jordan Marshall 18 Brandon Edmunds (C) 17 Mark Nightingale 47 Michael Dyer 19 Travis Graham 18 Nizam Abdullah (VC) 48 Luke Pickett 20 Liam Charity 19 Richard Jarosczcuk 49 Luke Jones 21 Mat Cameron (VC) 20 Michael Shaw 51 Michael Cameron 22 Michael Shaw 21 Gavin Marusic 52 Luke Caspersz 23 Ross Aitcheson 22 Jarrad Schober 53 Steven Vos 24 Bradley Clark 23 Brad Langenberg 54 James Torcasio 26 Ronnie Hunt 24 Rory Gregg 55 Matt Cameron 27 Chris Bauer 25 Nathan Herrington 56 Somar Sara 28 Jordan Marshall 26 Jessie Odell 57 Rhys Chadwick 29 Mat Ponton 27 Robert Lancaster 58 Gonar Gatluak 31 Kristian Harper 28 Nick Allsep 59 Tod Gardiner 32 Michael Hatzis 29 Travis Graham 60 Daniel O’Keeffe 50 Jarryd Maddaford 30 Chris Hatzis 51 Mitchell Clarke www.chelseafc.com.au Team 1/4 Time 1/2 Time 3/4 Time Final Score Seniors Reserves Under 18’s

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- Weekly News Update F&DJFL - TYLER FISHLOCK FUNDRAISER About Tyler Fishlock: Tyler is an 11 year old boy who is a football fanatic. In 2006, when he was just 4 years old he underwent surgery in which both of his eyes were removed because of cancer, but now the cancer has come back. The money we hope to raise will be a huge help towards this little boys battle for survival. In order to raise money for Tyler’s ongoing medical expenses, The Langwarrin JFC Under 15 Blues will be conducting a 24 hour Run-a-thon. Our aim is to run 240kms in total, around oval 2 at Lloyd Park, Langwarrin, between 5:00pm on Thursday the 4th of July to 5:00pm on Friday the 5th of July. Each team member is seeking out sponsors who will pledge an amount per kilometre; any other corporate donations would be most appreciated. Any questions can be directed to the coach Clayton McDonald on 0437 240 082 Should you wish to make a donation please make your cheque out to Langwarrin JFC & mail it to Secretary - Langwarrin JFC, 64 Monique Drive, Langwarrin, VIC, 3910 - we will send you a receipt by return mail. Some clubs have already made cash donations or conducted sausage sizzles to raise much needed funds and the F&DJFL is also auctioning a 2013 signed and framed St Kilda jumper which has a reserve price of $400 with all proceeds going the Tyler’s fund raiser Anyone wishing to make a bid on the jumper or donate money can contact Garry Woolard on 0400 670 947 or [email protected]

www.peninsulafnl.com.au 23 Peninsula Fixture ROUND 1 - Saturday 6 April Saturday 25 May - BYE ROUND 14 - Saturday 20 July YCW 16.9.105 v Bon 7.11.53 AFL VIC COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS Karingal v Chelsea Pin 13.9.87 v Kar 12.10.82 PENINSULA v OVENS & MURRAY FNL Langwarrin v Mt Eliza Lan 21.11.137 v Sea 14.8.92 ROUND 8 - Saturday 1 June Pines v Frankston YCW Sunday 7 April Fra 15.11.101 v Che 4.12.36 Bonbeach v Edi-Asp Che 7.8.50 v Edi 19.15.129 Mt E 13.9.87 v Sea 3.14.32 Mornington v Seaford Mt E 10.10.70 v Mor 14.8.92 Pin 13.10.88 v Edi 4.6.30 ROUND 15 - Saturday 27 July ROUND 2 - Saturday 13 April Lan 7.8.50 v Mor 10.10.70 Chelsea v Langwarrin Sea 11.21.87 v Che 10.12.72 Kar 7.12.54 v Bon 11.18.84 Mt Eliza v Pines Edi 20.16.136 v Mt E 14.9.93 ROUND 9 - Saturday 8 June Seaford v Frankston YCW Mor 12.5.77 v YCW 19.12.126 QUEENS BIRTHDAY WEEKEND Edi-Asp v Karingal Bon 18.9.117 v Pin 12.11.83 Che 9.9.63 v Mt E 20.16.136 Mornington v Bonbeach Kar 18.13.121 v Lan 5.9.39 Edi 16.14.110 v Fra 8.12.60 ROUND 16 - Saturday 3 August ROUND 3 - Saturday 20 April Mor 13.11.89 v Pin 10.18.78 Pines v Chelsea Che 9.7.61 v Bon 24.18.162 Bon 14.7.91 v Lan 17.6.108 Frankston YCW v Mt Eliza Mt E 7.12.54 v Kar 9.12.66 Sea 12.12.84 v Kar 14.17.101 Langwarrin v Edi-Asp Fra 18.12.120 v Lan 7.6.48 ROUND 10 - Saturday 15 June Karingal v Mornington Pin 8.12.60 v Sea 16.13.109 Bonbeach v Seaford Edi 7.9.51 v Mor 14.12.96 Bon 8.4.52 v Fra 12.13.85 Kar 10.10.70 v Pin 14.15.99 ROUND 17 - Saturday 10 August ROUND 4 - Saturday 27 April Sea 7.11.53 v Lan 14.12.96 Chelsea v Frankston YCW ANZAC DAY ROUND Sunday 16 June Seaford v Mt Eliza Mor 19.22.136 v Che 10.8.68 Edi 19.26.140 v Che 7.5.47 Edi-Asp v Pines Bon 9.11.65 v Mt E 12.11.83 Mor 12.12.84 v Mt E 14.18.102 Mornington v Langwarrin Kar 9.9.63 v Fra 10.19.79 Bonbeach v Karingal Lan 9.10.64 v Pin 17.20.122 ROUND 11 - Saturday 22 June Sea 15.9.99 v Edi 8.23.71 Che 13.6.84 v Sea 9.13.67 ROUND 18 - Saturday 17 August ROUND 5 - Saturday 4 May Mt E 16.10.106 v Edi 9.10.64 Mt Eliza v Chelsea Che 10.10.70 v Kar 20.15.135 Fra 16.17.113 v Mor 6.9.45 Frankston YCW v Edi-Asp Mt E 15.10.100 v Lan 12.18.90 Pines 7.13.55 v Bon 11.12.78 Pines v Mornington Fra 16.11.107 v Pin 9.7.61 Lan 8.7.55 v Kar 13.8.86 Langwarrin v Bonbeach Edi 14.10.94 v Bon 19.9.123 ROUND 12 - Saturday 29 June Karingal v Seaford Sea 8.17.65 v Mor 9.7.61 Bonbeach v Chelsea ROUND 6 - Saturday 11 May Karingal v Mt Eliza FINALS PINK FOOTBALL NETBALL ROUND Langwarrin v Frankston YCW QUALIFING - Sat 24 August Lan 12.11.83 v Che 13.9.87 Seaford v Pines ELIMINATION - Sun 25 August Pin 13.14.92 v Mt E 10.10.70 Mornington v Edi-Asp 2nd SEMI - Sat 31 August Fra YCW 17.24.126 v Sea 9.8.62 ROUND 13 - SPLIT ROUND 1st SEMI - Sun 1 September Kar 10.7.67 v Edi 16.15.111 Saturday 6 July PRELIMINARY - Sun 8 September Bon 13.14.92 v Mor 11.11.77 Edi-Asp v Seaford GRAND FINAL - Sun 15 September ROUND 7 - Saturday 18 May Mt Eliza v Bonbeach Che 12.13.85 v Pin 14.12.96 Pines v Langwarrin Mt E 13.13.91 v Fra 9.13.67 ROUND 13 - SPLIT ROUND Edi 11.13.79 v Lan 8.8.56 Saturday 13 July Mor 7.22.64 v Kar 12.16.88 Chelsea v Mornington Sea 14.11.95 v Bon 12.17.89 Frankston YCW v Karingal

24 www.peninsulafnl.com.au Think about the weaknesses and imbalances that cur- rently exist in your body as a result of your training pro- gram. You have natural strengths and weaknesses, and Prehab for Injury Prevention then there are the strengths you build into your body By Glen Swan - Fitness Coach AFL Canberra as a result of the specifics of your training program. It’s In the time I have been around umpiring and football a fact of training that with every strength- based move- groups there is never a shortage of injuries. Injury is usu- ment, there is an imbalance waiting to happen unless ally bad for two reasons. Firstly, the regrettable reason; you devote an equivalent amount of time and effort to injury is generally avoidable and occurs as a result of addressing that weakness and imbalance. some training deficiency or weakness. And secondly, the Footballers and umpires of all levels should include demoralising reason: injury always strikes at inconven- prehab as part of their regular training program. Any ient times. You can be just starting to see some gains repetitive movement, such as running/sprinting, field from your training, or attempting to peak your training bounces for field umpires, kicking a football, flag waving coming into finals and then, seemingly out of nowhere, for goal umpires, may cause tightness of muscle groups, you suffer an injury that puts you in rehab for a period imbalances of strength, coordination and/or muscle sta- of time. bilisation. Ideally, prehab exercises are to be performed This process probably sounds really familiar to most foot- before the commencement of a training session, i.e. be- ballers and umpires; you attempt to keep your body fore warm-up. Alternatively, mini prehab workouts can be match-ready for as much as the season as possible, if completed by an athlete throughout the body of a train- an injury occurs, that’s just part of training. I guess it’s ing session, for example, while waiting for a turn in a drill. from this attitude that the whole ‘prehab’ concept grew. Prehab session can also be a standalone workout to be All athletes are interested in injury prevention, but few completed during team travel stops and/or recovery days. athletes actively incorporate injury prevention exercises The challenge is to stay motivated with prehab exercises. into their everyday training program. I’m the first one to On the surface, these exercise are not as fun as regular admit that the name ‘prehab’ sounds like a fad. It sounds training; additionally, it’s sometimes not fun training the like a nice way to put a spin on reverse rehab, but when weak parts of your body. But staying motivated is the you stop and think about the concept, it’s no joke. difference between success and failure with your prehab What is it? routine. If I had it my way with injuries, I would rather ‘Prehab’ is the name given to a serious of prescribed catch every injury before it surfaces. exercises, movements and/or activities designed to ad- Become aware of your surroundings on the ground and dress muscle imbalances and weaknesses in athletes of try to stay out of the hot spots. Unfortunately this year all shapes and sizes. we have had numerous of umpire/player collisions. We need to be aware of our positioning on the ground so What does it aim to do? not any adds to any possible collisions. By the meaning Prevent injuries before they happen. of staying out of hot spots includes places like – the top What are some examples of prehab exercises? of the goal square in the end zone or anywhere in be- Core stability, balance work, self-managed remedial mas- tween the goal posts in the end zone the 50m arc when sage. a team is bring the ball into their forward line as this is where they are likely to kick the ball. Accidents can occur Who can assess me for prehab? anytime and anyplace. But if we minmise the chances Depending on your knowledge of your training program the less likely anyone will be hurt. and your body’s response to exercise, you may be able to self-assess and write your own prehab program. How- Up Coming Events ever, it’s best if you have someone from a sports therapy Seaford members and any Fountain Gate members have background to assess you and prescribe your prehab strike bowling on Monday the 8th of July. Names for this exercises. This same person can review you prehab pro- must be given to Steve by Wednesday night so he can gram, when required. confirm number for the night.

www.peninsulafnl.com.au 25 Footy Short Stories Footy short stories is an weekly update of the little With 40-seconds left on the clock Emma Kearney but important things going on in local football and slotted one through to see Victoria take a 31-point netball communities, if you have a short story you lead into half time. would like to have featured please email all the Victoria was straight into attack in the third stanza, details to [email protected] with WA working overtime to quell the onslaught. Your stories can be about people around the club, There was plenty of possession for both teams but club legends or funny moments shared at the football halfway through the term neither had managed a and/or netball major. Women Football Championships - VIC v WA WA was beginning to negate the Victorian assault but they could not make any real impact on the Victoria a class above in Women’s decider. scoreboard. Victoria has claimed its twelfth straight AFL Division It was only a matter of time before the Victorians 1 Women’s National Championship over perennial broke through again in the form of a rampaging bridesmaids Western Australia. Stephanie Chiocci who scored the first goal of the As expected, the Victorians started aggressively but quarter at the 19-minute mark to take the lead to WA was matching them in intent. 38-points at the final change. For the Vic’s, Stephanie Chiocci continued her great Shelley Matcham gave WA their first goal in the carnival form, seeing plenty of the ball. opening minutes of the last quarter with a great run Jasmine Garner and Emma Swanson were working in from half-forward. hard for the sandgropers who were heaping pressure The Western Australians put together some good onto the reining champs. passages of play and were seeing plenty of forward Both teams had opportunities in their forward-50 but action. backlines were holding strong at both ends of the WA needed to score but a shot at goal from a field. 50-metre penalty against Lauren Arnell fell short and Scoring opportunities were scarce and it was Katie another from a free to Kelly Clinch was touched on Brennan who finally managed to find her way the line. between the sticks at the 17-minute mark of the term Kara Donnellan and Shelly Matcham were driving to see the Victorians head to the first break 8-points forces for WA who was fierce in its chase and tackle up on a scoreless WA. game. Katie Brennan was wracking up the possessions early But Jasmine Garner broke through at the 18-minute in the second term before Jasmine Garner chimed in mark to bag her third for the match and give Victoria to give the Victorians their second goal. a 37-point win over WA, the final score 7.8 (50) to The big V was growing in confidence and Chiocci’s 1.7 (13). goal 15-metres out signaled a growing hold on the game. WA players were throwing themselves into every contest but there were too many options available to Victoria and they were well in control of the play. The sandgropers suffered a blow when Phillipa Seth left the field with a suspected leg injury just as Garner nailed her second goal for the match. Help give someone like Sara a good childhood. Kids Like These Need Berry Street is looking for families like yours who Families Like Yours can provide emergency, respite, short and long term care for vulnerable children and young people. If you have room in your heart and home, call us today to discuss how you can become a Foster Carer. 1800 U FOSTER (1800 836 7831) www.berrystreet.org.au 26 www.peninsulafnl.com.au -Devels Development Competition This weeks Games Providing opportunities to young footballers Beaconsfield vs Officer Kangaroos Team P W L D B For Agst % Pts Frankston YCW vs Berwick Narre Warren 9 7 1 0 1 913 160 570.62 32 Narre Warren vs Seaford Mt Eliza 9 8 1 0 0 675 404 167.08 32 Hampton Park vs Cranbourne Berwick 9 7 2 0 0 767 284 270.07 28 Beaconsfield 9 6 3 0 0 733 299 245.15 24 Somerville vs Mt Eliza Seaford 9 5 4 0 0 667 437 152.63 20 Fston YCW 9 5 4 0 0 593 396 149.75 20 Hampton Park 9 2 6 0 1 309 605 51.07 12 Officer Kangaroos 9 2 6 0 1 193 889 21.71 12 Cranbourne 9 0 8 0 1 180 839 21.45 4 Somerville 9 1 8 0 0 181 898 20.16 4 Goal Kickers Name Club Rnd Tot Results from Round 9 Joshua Dowling Narre Warren 0 28 Berwick 2.0 2.7 3.8 6.8.44 Dylan Chisholm Seaford 5 26 Beaconsfield 0.3 0.3 2.3 4.7.31 Cayden Bulleid Berwick 0 24 Mt Eliza 4.3 7.6 10.10 16.13.109 Shaun Richards Narre Warren 0 19 Somerville 2.1 3.1 3.1 3.2.20 Corey Bader Narre Warren 0 16 Frankston YCW 3.2 5.7 9.11 11.16.82 Joshua Cook Beaconsfield 0 12 Officer Kangaroos 0.2 2.5 2.5 2.5.17 Josh Degregorio Fston YCW 0 11 Callum Armstrong Mt Eliza 0 10 Seaford 3.1 6.4 9.10 13.13.91 Daniel Wickens Beaconsfield 0 10 Hampton Park 3.2 3.3 3.4 4.4.28 Benjamin Jankovic Hampton Park 0 9 Narre Warren - BYE Jake Bowd Beaconsfield 0 9 Sam Chaudhery Narre Warren 0 9 Cranbourne - BYE Timothee Mashado Narre Warren 0 9

www.peninsulafnl.com.au 27 28 www.peninsulafnl.com.au www.peninsulafnl.com.au 29 30 www.peninsulafnl.com.au A2Z Promotions Netball Preview Well ladies we had our first upset for the Eagles last round and not Langwarrin v Karingal to dampen the long run of victory for the Edi Asp B Grade girls the The Bulls headed over to Langwarrin for a battle of unthinkable was achieved by the the neighbours with the inform Langwarrin in all ladies from Mt Eliza..... This gives us a equal first place grades the Bullettes were looking to attack and re ladder spot separated by percentage. This gives us claim there last years form. Karingal C Grade were an interesting run home for the next 7 games can we looking for another victory after a comfortable win see more of this and more upsets or are we set. A over Pines last week to claim their 2nd spot position grade we see the movement of the top 3 once again and they held it with a great win of 14 goals. B Grade with Pines moving back into 2nd spot after a nice 55 went the way of the home team Langy winning by goal win last week. What will we see after this week 9 goals and holding their 3rd spot position. A Grade can there be another upset. was a close game all day but the Bullettes could not Chelsea v Seaford overcome the inform Langy girls with a 2 goal win The Gulls welcomed the Tigers for a fresh afternoon - allowing Langy to hold their 4th spot in A Grade - of netball with the usual late start with no C Grade great effort from the Langy girls coming so far from for Chelsea the B Grade girls took to the court and down the ladder last season. Chelsea gals were determined to achieve there Good Luck today ladies second win for the season and that they did 12 goals giving them the boost they need to finish out the season. A Grade went the way of the visitors with a 4 goal win to the Tigers. Langwarrin Kangaroos Edi Asp v Mt Eliza A big thank you to the Karingal girls and the Langwarrin supporters who rushed from work to play The Eagles hosted the ladies from Mt Eliza to what was going to be a good tough day of netball - the C and support us last Friday night. Langy came out with Grade ladies headed out with the Red Legs looking 2 wins, but certainly weren’t disgraced in the C grade. for their 2nd win against the undefeated eagles but A cold night resulted in a cold game. Despite everyone unfortunately this was un achievable going down by putting in good efforts it was not our night. However, 34 goals. B Grade as previously mentioned was the the end score didn’t reflect the closeness of the game upset of the round and year with Mt Eliza taking the due to Karingal’s accuracy under the post. A big thank win by 9 goals of the undefeated Edi Asp. A Grade you to Stacey for stepping in last minute to umpire, also saw a close finish with Mt Eliza only going down not an easy job to umpire your own team! Lets pick by 8 goals. our heads up girls and have a good win next week. YCW v Mornington Our game on Friday night showed just what we are The Stone Kittens welcomed the ladies from capable of if we stay positive and play as the great Mornington to what was going to be a tough team that we are. The first half was close and at one interesting match up. C Grade Mornington point the margin in the 3rd quarter was only 2 points. were looking to take this time around victory but However we stayed positive, turned it on in the final unfortunately they could not match to inform YCW quarter and came through with a 10 point win. Best going down by 19 goals. B Grade we had the Stone on to Nat and Kristy Williams. Kittens looking to take two from two for the year against Mornigton but this time the ladies from the Having had 2 positive wins in a row the A girls were main street took the victory by 2 goals. A Grade was pumped and ready to play another dominating game. a more one sided affair with the home team taking A downfall for the langy girls was that Karingal came advantage of their form and leading at the final siren out stronger than ever which meant we had to fight by 25 goals still sitting them a game and half out of 4 to earn a two goal win. The team welcomed back Mich and Shandy this week who both dominated Pines v Bonbeach the second half in defence, giving us plenty of turn The Pythonettes welcomed the ladies from Bonbeach overs and opportunities to score. Mel Wehner held it in a always fiery match up. C Grade was always together in goals, scoring some imperative shots at going to be an interesting game with Pines coming the most important moments. It was pleasing to see from 10 goals down last time round to win by 5 goals the langy girls come home with a win, however plenty - this time they were not letting this happen with a to work on in readiness for today’s match against YCW. 38 goal victory over the visiting Bonbeach ladies. B Grade again after the close match up of first round Best on to Mich and Nic. Well done girls the home ladies were looking at nothing more than Thank you to our sponsors who support us week in a win to move their way back in the 4 and they did week out and also contributed to making our ladies this with a 21 goal victory. A Grade from the first day such a success. whistle went the way of the Pythonettes leading by 40 at half time the ladies did not take the foot off It was a touch encounter last time we played YCW. the peddle giving them a 55 goal win and back into Today will be no different. Home court advantage 2nd spot. should see us bring home 3 wins. www.peninsulafnl.com.au 31 Club Notes Karingal Bulls Round 11 Results Last week we met Langwarrin at the Peninsula School Friday night. It was nice to have Saturday free A Grade to watch the boys play! Chelsea 38 v Seaford 42 C grade have cemented their spot in second place Mt Eliza 52 v Edi-Asp 60 on the ladder and came out firing. Laura stood up Frankston YCW 58 v Mornington 33 and played her best game, taking on Renae’s style Pines 78 v Bonbeach 23 of play and creating plenty of space in the ring. Langwarrin 39 v Karingal 37 Kate & Jade deserve special mentions for their great performances. For more information on the single B Grade Kate Sims, please read edition 10 of the Raging Bull Chelsea 31 v Seaford 19 newsletter! Mt Eliza 49 v Edi-Asp 40 B grade were taking on third on the ladder Frankston YCW 39 v Mornington 41 Langwarrin. The game was neck and neck until the Pines 58 v Bonbeach 37 fourth quarter when we let it slip away. We needed Langwarrin 44 v Karingal 35 to adapt to Langwarrin’s physical style of play and not take it on board ourselves as it’s not our style of play. C Grade Umpiring decisions lead to us dropping our heads Mt Eliza 26 v Edi-Asp 62 and again, we needed to adapt & not let it affect us. Frankston YCW 54 v Mornington 35 Karen was excellent in defence rebounding everything Pines 62 v Bonbeach 24 that came her way. Sarah was phenomenal in the Langwarrin 31 v Karingal 45 mid court. Mel couldn’t get close to the three feet mark and certainly didn’t give up trying! The narrow nine goal defeat can definitely be worked on and from our position on the ladder wasn’t a bad result. A grade were looking to better the previous twenty goal plus loss to Langwarrin. And that they did. Goal for goal the whole game, the crowd of spectators were definitely on the edge of their seats. Rachel and Emily took crucial intercepts and were both keeping their opponents working hard for every ball. Amy, Jaime & Jade were excellent in the mid court and moved the ball with ease. Beck and Petrina worked well in the ring together both did a lot of work off the ball creating plenty of space for each other. The fast pace was great and Langy used several defenders to try and shut them both down. At the final whistle, we went down by two goals. Nail biting netball viewing. This week we take on Mt Eliza at home and look to take home three wins! We welcome the Redlegs ladies back to the club rooms after the games for afternoon tea. Don’t forget the $5000 draw on Friday night 5th July. A great night is assured! Good luck to every Karingal team playing this weekend. GO BULLS!

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32 www.peninsulafnl.com.au Club Notes Seaford Tigers A Grade C grade enjoyed a bye this week as the rest of us Team P W L D F Agst % Pts headed down to Sturdee Street to take on Chelsea. B grade started off the match brilliantly & at quarter Edi-Asp 11 11 0 0 554 332 166.87 44 time were looking really strong. Unfortunately after Pines 11 9 2 0 499 299 166.89 36 quarter time we dropped our heads a little & didn’t Mt Eliza 11 9 2 0 548 384 142.71 36 quite recover from there. I’m sure the girls will be able Langwarrin 11 6 4 1 423 413 102.42 26 to bounce back this week & showcase the brilliance I Fston YCW 11 5 6 0 439 372 118.01 20 know that this team can have. Seaford 11 5 6 0 382 411 92.94 20 Another nail bitter for the A grade girls this week Mornington 11 4 6 1 412 485 84.95 18 with a 4 goal win over the Seagulls. There were Karingal 11 4 7 0 357 385 92.73 16 some really brilliant passages of play throughout the Chelsea 11 1 10 0 357 487 73.31 4 court & it was a pleasure to watch. We just need to Bonbeach 11 0 11 0 257 660 38.94 0 work on producing this consistently. With less than 5 minutes to go it looked like the Chelsea girls were going to pull off the win. In true tiger style we fought B Grade back & were able to come away with the points. Team P W L D F Agst % Pts Unfortunately we say goodbye to superstar defender Donna for the next few weeks; have fun in Vietnam. Edi-Asp 11 10 1 0 581 310 187.42 40 We’ll definitely be missing you on & off the court! Mt Eliza 11 10 1 0 522 332 157.23 40 Congratulations to Chelsea on 2 fantastic games of Langwarrin11 8 2 1 397 374 106.15 34 netball. It’s great to see how much the competition Fston YCW 11 7 4 0 486 337 144.21 28 has grown & improved over the past couple of years Pines 11 7 4 0 403 387 104.13 28 with all teams in all grades fielding highly competitive Mornington 11 5 5 1 410 426 96.24 22 teams. Today we take on our Pines friends down at Kananook; always a pleasure to play these girls & Seaford 11 3 8 0 322 394 81.73 12 looking forward to 3 tough games of netball. If we Karingal 11 2 9 0 315 430 73.26 8 can all put in a consistent 4 quarters, 3 wins on the Chelsea 11 2 9 0 271 436 62.16 8 board is highly achievable today. Bonbeach 11 0 11 0 297 578 51.38 0 GO TIGES!!! C Grade Team P W L D F Agst % Pts Edi-Asp 11 11 0 0 509 168 302.98 44 Karingal 11 8 3 0 342 268 127.61 32 Fston YCW 11 7 2 2 320 258 124.03 32 Pines 11 7 3 1 390 301 129.57 30 Mornington 11 7 4 0 327 353 92.63 28 Langwarrin 11 6 5 0 279 315 88.57 24 Seaford 11 4 7 0 266 275 96.73 16 Bonbeach 11 2 9 0 256 395 64.81 8 Mt Eliza 11 1 9 1 252 388 64.95 6

Club Championship Club A B C Total Edi-Asp 33 20 2 64 Pines 27 14 7.5 48.5 Mt Eliza 27 20 1.5 48.5 Langwarrin 19.5 17 6 42.5 Fston YCW 15 14 8 37 Mornington 13.5 11 7 31.5 Seaford 15 6 4 25 Karingal 12 4 8 24 Chelsea 3 4 0 7 Bonbeach 0 0 2 2

www.peninsulafnl.com.au 33 Club Notes Mt Eliza Red Legs A and Jess W put enormous pressure on at the centre pass allowing for numerous intercepts, creating This week C grade played a very well fought out plenty of turnovers. Anna worked hard in WA passing match against all odds! We started the game with 6 the ball accurately into both Taryn and Brooke who players, managed to get 7 on court before the end of both made good use of shooting opportunities, with the first quarter only to lose Jacki to injury, leaving us both the second and third quarters only one goal with 6 till half time. Luckily we managed to regroup the difference. Bree gave fresh legs to the side and and have a full team of 7 for the final 2 quarters. all players continued to fight right up until the final Despite all the disruption Renae, Jacki and Karen held siren. A well fought out match, congratulations girls. a tight defence making it difficult for the opposition Mt Eliza 52 Edi-Asp 60 gaolers. Rachael and Meagan worked hard all day through the centre court and it was great to see Ellie Special thanks to our sponsors Simply Brazilian, Pop back on court to help them out in the second half. and Selma’s Cafe, Core Gym and Cold Rock Frankston Molly and Hayley shot well in goals only going down for your continued support. by one in the last quarter. A credit to the girls who kept trying all day! Mt Eliza 26 Edi-Asp 62 Chelsea Seagulls B grade played a brilliant match against a very strong Last week we hosted Seaford at our home courts, Edi-Asp side. Edi-Asp were ready to play from the first the weather was perfect and two great games were whistle and they took a 5 goal lead into the second to follow. quarter. As the Mounties girls settled into the game All of the girls hard work was evident on Saturday and their combinations we saw some lovely passages with the B team coming away with a convincing win of play. Their efforts were rewarded in an 8 goal and the A girls only losing by a small margin. Special turnaround, taking a 3 goal lead into the second half. mention to all of our defenders as they really stood Throughout the match Emma, Ella and Eliza were out! Both teams played a great style of netball and formidable in defense getting hands to everything are looking good for some more wins throughout the that came their way. Lucy in WD made it very difficult rest of the season. for the Edi-Asp WA to hit the ring cleanly and also created many turnovers. Once again Michelle and This weeks game will be held on Thursday night at Carly were fantastic in the midcourt, it was great Bonbeach Stadium, good luck to both teams and to see Carly teaming up with sister Ellie in her first hopefully we’ll bring home 2 more wins. game back for the season. They fed fantastically into Don’t forget to get your ball tickets, The “Red Carpet goalers Sam, Karen and Rebecca, who once again Ball” will be held on Friday July 5 at the Seaford Hotel worked the ring together well with great accuracy. – all tickets must be prepaid see Judy or Karen. An even third term of 12 goals apiece set the scene Thankyou to Hocking Stuart for their ongoing for an exciting final quarter. The whole team put in support. a great last effort and took their intensity up another level, the girls pulled ahead coming away winners by Go Seagals! a convincing 9 goals. We are now one apiece with the Edi-Asp girls and we look forward to another hard fought tussle with them come finals time. Mt Eliza 49 Edi-Asp 40 The A grade game was exciting right down to the final few minutes with scores only one goal the difference at many stages throughout the match. The girls were well prepared for a tough battle and showed never ending toughness and tenacity all day. Michelle and Jess W had their work cut out with an enormous height difference in the ring. Despite the obvious advantage the girls made it difficult for Edi-Asp to find a direct route to the ring. Chloe, Jess ADVANCE TROPHIES

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34 www.peninsulafnl.com.au Club Notes Frankston YCW StoneKittens C’s kicked the gorgeously sunny, yet Melbourne style cold day, off with a superbly strong offensive game. Taking the lead early and refusing to let go of it. Brilliant new addition to our little team Lauren A starring down in the goals end alongside self appointed team motivator Ness B and little miss never stop moving Kirsten D. Great drive down the court and smart attacking play proved too much for Mornington and our girls came away with the win. Next up our B girls came out firing and maintained majority of the play but silly mistakes allowed Mornington come over the top with a disappointing 2 point loss. Though this was a much better display of netball then early in the season, our “little” goaler Evie really showing what she has to offer and Steph Beckett showing she’s more than just a pretty face with plenty of in your face rejections. Heads up girls, this was just a stumble on our way to smashing finals! Last up was our completely new A grade team, well that’s the way it felt, as centre after centre they with Sara keeping warm on the side having a rest showed their new found attack on the ball and and the girls didn’t disappoint still some sloppy passes teamwork. The talk was up, the passes were spot got thrown away but a 55 goal win proved that we on and the balls were definitely going in the ring. have what it takes ladies pushing us back into 2nd The defensive end…. Amazing. Not allowing a single spot with a higher percentage than top spot- special score till nearly the end of the first quarter proved mentions - Stacey Webber & Shari Brunn. that and then after Steph Boults and Lyshae Barry Dont forget ladies to get back to the club for our ensured Mornington earned every single one of their Mystery Function - $10.00 entry and a bit of fun goals with some great team defence. Well done girls! Lets give our local rivals Seaford a run for their money Today’s display showed that the Stonekittens are today ladies - we have what it takes to take this - be here to play and are a definite watch this space in proud to be a Python the closing end of this season, so let’s go hard or go home this week and show these Kangaroos just what Red & Green on he Scene we mean J Good Luck Pythonettes Pines Pythonettes Bonbeach Sharks Not much more can be said for last weeks wins than This weeks games would have already been played awesome work - 114 goal victory for the club is on Thursday night against Chelsea. Hopefully a something to be proud of - we may not have played couple wins might of occurred. Thanks again to a top 4 team in each grade but we re cemented our Chelsea for switching so we can all enjoy Ladies Day spots in the top 4 were we should be with great at the club starting at Noon today. A lot of work has percentage boosters. Everyone played as they were been put into this day so let’s all get behind it and asked but still with a lot more room for improvement. enjoy the afternoon. Thanks again to Karen Hogan C Grade come out with some silly mistakes but got for putting it all together . it together late in the 1st qtr - then going up down Next week we’ll return to Thursday night training through out the game they still came away 38 goal from 6.30pm. Lets get behind Amy, get to training winners - special mentions to Karen Stephens & and more improvement will naturally come. Chrissy Peirce. B Grade the game was a lot tougher but they girls shot away and played some great Good efforts by the A’s and B’s last week. The C’s netball - special mentions to the old duck and the finished off their game well. Don’t forget there is still young spring chicken - Fiona Jackson & Kirsty Beal. some outstanding fees and uniforms costs. A Grade took to the court with a new starting team Sharkettes

www.peninsulafnl.com.au 35 Club Notes Edithvale - Aspendale Eagles Michelle played strongly against a tall GS and once Eliza and Meg followed her lead we were able to One thing about playing Mt Eliza – it’s never boring. create several turnovers. We were lucky to come You never know who you’re going to be playing away with the win as YCW came back at us in the against because they like to throw in a few surprises last. and mix it up a bit. Watching C Grade, there were a few familiar B Grade faces playing . Then when B A grade was a totally different outcome. We were Grade starts, there’s a lot of A Grade faces playing slow to react to the defensive pressure and made and you think who the hell is going to play in their poor choices with our passes. We let the game go A Grade team? by half time and were down by 22 at the main break. To the girls credit we came out strongly in the Though it was a good day for some great netball. The third and fourth quarters and gave the Stonecats a C Grade girls came away with a comfortable win. The competition. Alyshia and Sarah shot accurately with B Grade girls suffered their first loss since 2011 and Chris and Jess covering the mid court by playing in while there were some great passages of play, we front and holding their defenders behind them. A made far too many unforced errors. We did get a lot much better result for the second half -24 to 27. out of this game and it will be a valuable lessons for all our players moving forward. The A Grade game Next week we get a crack at Edi-Asp. We must play was a cracker! While there were still a few too many four consistent quarters and support each other on mistakes in passing and positioning, it was great to the court to have a chance. We can do it if we put watch our girls hold tough, to come away with a our minds on the job and play to our ability. strong win. GO BULLDOGS This week don’t forget that our after match awards and get together will be at the Frankston International. The Frankston International is a great venue & it’s on the way home after the Mornington games. Phil always puts on terrific food and with great company and drinks at bar prices - what could be better? I hope to see everyone there as thanks to our very loyal and fantastic sponsor. So today it’s Mornington at Mornington and another three hard games are on the cards for our netballers. Good luck to all Eagles teams playing this weekend! Fly Eagles!! Mornington Bulldogs Not a great afternoon for us at Jubilee Park last week. C grade lost opportunities to score with poor passing options in attack. Our defence was overwhelmed by the accuracy and speed of the Stonecat shooters and didn’t have the usual misses to rebound. There’s lots for us to concentrate on at training this week. B grade was more consistent for the four quarters. The girls had to work hard for every ball with Beth and Leah having to do a lot of work in the goal circle to open up the court. A strong display in the third quarter gave us the biggest margin in the game of 6.

36 www.peninsulafnl.com.au Nepean Football Round 10 Update Ladders Results Seniors Seniors Team P W L D For Agst % Pts Dromana 4.8 6.11 14.16 20.22.142 Sorrento 10 10 0 0 1428 600 238.00 40 Somerville 1.2 3.3 5.6 7.9.51 Dromana 10 9 1 0 1397 541 258.23 36 Crib Point 5.4 8.10 10.13 14.22.106 Frankston 10 8 2 0 1032 812 127.09 32 Hastings 6.1 9.5 12.8 15.11.101 Rosebud 10 6 4 0 992 803 123.54 24 Sorrento 3.5 9.8 12.10 17.13.115 Pearcedale 10 6 4 0 932 942 98.94 24 Frankston 2.2 2.2 6.3 7.5.47 Crib Point 10 5 5 0 917 1122 81.73 20 Pearcedale 8.3 13.7 14.10 16.16.112 Rye 10 4 6 0 863 921 93.70 16 Devon M 0.2 1.5 3.7 6.8.44 Somerville 10 4 6 0 934 1032 90.50 16 Hastings 10 3 7 0 999 974 102.57 12 Rye 7.6 9.9 10.14 14.19.103 Red Hill 10 2 8 0 654 1189 55.00 8 Red Hill 1.0 6.2 9.4 10.5.65 Tyabb 10 2 8 0 722 1469 49.15 8 Rosebud 3.2 13.10 19.14 26.18.174 Devon M 10 1 9 0 642 1107 57.99 4 Tyabb 4.1 5.2 6.2 8.5.53 Reserves Reserves Team P W L D For Agst % Pts Somerville 2.2 3.6 4.8 7.11.53 Red Hill 10 9 1 0 889 367 242.23 36 Dromana 4.3 5.8 5.11 6.12.48 Sorrento 10 9 1 0 757 343 220.70 36 Crib Point 3.2 4.4 8.6 11.6.72 Dromana 10 7 3 0 929 394 235.79 28 Hastings 2.1 5.3 6.6 6.7.43 Devon M 10 6 3 1 639 519 123.12 26 Sorrento 0.5 2.8 7.9 10.9.69 Rye 10 6 4 0 574 600 95.67 24 Frankston 0.1 0.2 0.3 1.4.10 Frankston 10 5 4 1 669 467 143.25 22 Devon M 3.1 6.2 10.6 13.7.85 Rosebud 10 5 5 0 531 596 89.09 20 Pearcedale 1.4 2.4 3.5 5.7.37 Somerville 10 5 5 0 594 688 86.34 20 Crib Point 10 3 6 1 403 668 60.33 14 Rye 1.4 6.7 9.11 11.14.80 Hastings 10 2 8 0 412 667 61.77 8 Red Hill 4.2 5.3 7.4 12.6.78 Pearcedale 10 1 8 1 499 831 60.05 6 Rosebud 4.2 5.5 8.6 11.8.74 Tyabb 10 0 10 0 295 1051 28.07 0 Tyabb 0.1 1.1 2.4 2.5.17 Under 18’s Under 18’s Team P W L D For Agst % Pts Dromana 2.3 6.6 8.7 11.11.77 Sorrento 10 9 1 0 1088 379 287.07 36 Somerville 2.2 5.3 6.6 7.8.50 Devon M 10 9 1 0 814 319 255.17 36 Hastings 2.6 4.9 5.13 8.13.61 Rosebud 10 7 2 1 916 514 178.21 30 Crib Point 0.2 2.5 4.7 4.10.34 Pearcedale 10 7 3 0 785 484 162.19 28 Sorrento 5.3 6.5 9.9 13.10.88 Red Hill 10 7 3 0 694 444 156.31 28 Frankston 0.1 0.3 0.5 1.5.11 Somerville 10 6 4 0 792 524 151.15 24 Pearcedale 0.0 4.5 7.7 9.7.61 Dromana 10 5 4 1 735 634 115.93 22 Devon M 4.2 5.4 6.7 7.9.51 Hastings 10 4 6 0 496 772 64.25 16 Red Hill 1.4 3.8 7.9 12.12.84 Crib Point 10 3 7 0 511 714 71.57 12 Rye 0.0 1.1 1.4 2.6.18 Frankston 10 2 8 0 408 829 49.22 8 Tyabb 10 0 10 0 388 1090 35.60 0 Rosebud 4.5 4.7 14.14 18.17.125 Rye 10 0 10 0 319 1243 25.66 0 Tyabb 0.0 2.2 3.3 5.5.35 Club Championship Club Snrs Res U18 Total Sorrento 30 18 9 57 Dromana 27 14 5.5 46.5 Frankston 24 11 2 37 Rosebud 18 10 7.5 35.5 Red Hill 6 18 7 31 Pearcedale 18 3 7 28 Somerville 12 10 6 28 Crib Point 15 7 3 25 Devon M 3 13 9 25 Rye 12 12 0 24 Hastings 9 4 4 17 Tyabb 6 0 0 6

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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. Nepean Netball RoundGood sports 10 don’t Update let their A Grade mates drink and drive. Team P W L D F Agst % Pts Round 10 Results Rye 10 10 0 0 596 197 302.54 40 Crib Point 10 9 1 0 524 274 191.24 36 A Grade Devon Meadows 46 v Pearcedale 29 Tyabb A RoadSafe10 7 2 Victoria1 506 initiative 302 167.55 supported 30 by VicRoads and VCFL Devon M 10 7 3 0 379 281 134.88 28 Rye 93 v Red Hill 10 Somerville 10 7 3 0 394 315 125.08 28 Rosebud 42 drew Tyabb 42 Frankston 10 5 5 0 356 368 96.74 20 Pearcedale 10 4 6 0 282 397 71.03 16

Red Hill 10 4 6 0 322 492 65.45 16 B Grade Rosebud 10 3 6 1 347 439 79.04 14 Somerville 61 v Dromana 13 Sorrento 10 2 8 0 175 391 44.76 8 Crib Point 38 v Hastings 36 Hastings 10 1 9 0 32 257 12.45 4 Frankston 17 v Sorrento 25 B Grade Devon Meadows 57 v Pearcedale 22 Rye 69 v Red Hill 25 Team P W L D F Agst % Pts Rosebud 36 v Tyabb 44 Somerville 10 9 0 1 524 262 200.00 38 Crib Point 10 9 1 0 387 286 135.31 36 Devon M 10 8 2 0 423 249 169.88 32 C Grade Tyabb 10 7 2 1 369 287 128.57 30 Somerville 31 v Dromana 26 Rye 10 6 4 0 368 285 129.12 24 Crib Point 29 v Hastings 13 Hastings 10 5 5 0 365 350 104.29 20 Frankston 26 v Sorrento 3 Dromana 10 4 6 0 332 354 93.79 16 Devon Meadows 31 v Pearcedale 19 Frankston 10 4 6 0 331 362 91.44 16 Rye 35 v Red Hill 18 Rosebud 10 2 8 0 286 Plan413 ahead,69.25 8 on and off Rosebud 22 v Tyabb 25 Pearcedale 10 2 8 0 304 the463 field65.66 8 Red Hill 10 2 8 0 286 477 59.96 8 Sorrento 10 1 9 0 249 If 436you’re 57.11 going to4 have a few drinks, plan ahead and arrange a ride Clubwith a Championship C Grade designated driver – someone who’s Club A B C Total Team P W L D F notAgst drinking % or Ptswho’s responsibly Rye 30 12 8 50 Devon M 10 10 0 0 362 sticking151 239.74 to light. 40 Crib Point 27 18 4 49 Somerville 10 9 1 0 291 187 155.62 36 Good sports don’tSomerville let their 21 19 9 49 Rye 10 8 2 0 277 178 155.62 32 Devon M 21 16 10 47 Pearcedale 10 5 4 1 229 235 mates97.45 drink 22 andTyabb drive. 22.5 15 3 40 Dromana 10 5 5 0 258 244 105.74 20 Frankston 15 6 3 24 Crib Point 10 4 6 0 224 232 96.55 16 Pearcedale 12 4 5.5 21.5 Red Hill 10 4 6 0 237A RoadSafe268 Victoria88.43 initiative 16 supportedRed by Hill VicRoads and VCFL12 4 4 20 Hastings 10 4 6 0 198 278 71.22 16 Rosebud 10.5 4 1 15.5 Sorrento 10 3 6 1 232 262 88.55 14 Hastings - 10 4 14 Tyabb 10 3 7 0 233 293 79.52 12 Sorrento 6 4 3.5 13.5 Frankston 10 3 7 0 181 267 67.79 12 Dromana - 8 5 13 Rosebud 10 1 9 0 142 269 52.79 4

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.

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38 www.peninsulafnl.com.au WorkSafe country football legend

Ian (FIZZ) JaCKSOn - Wedderburn Umpire

Ian ‘Fizz’ Jackson played the game hard but tempered his fiery approach when he turned to umpiring. In 1974 he started a 28 year umpiring stint that saw him officiate in 560 games and 20 grand finals. Ian says proudly that he never reported a player in his umpiring career “I’d rather give a 50 metre penalty or talk to them than report them”. WorkSafe is proud to sponsor country football. For the players, the families, friends, even the umpires! That’s why WorkSafe wants to remind everyone in country Victoria how important it is to have a safe workplace. That way all of us can turn up to the footy on the weekend to see our country football legends.

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