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ANOTHER season dawns Just on that point, the MPNFL is seeking ideas for a this weekend with the start of name for the new CCL record. Any ideas can be sent hostilities in the Casey Car- to this office via the contact us details on our website dinia Football and Netball www.mpnfl.vcfl.com.au. League, after a cameo per- Among the highlights in this year’s record will be a formance from Cranbourne weekly article from the Casey Scorpions (replacing the and Devon Meadows in wet Frankston Dolphins insertion), full reviews of the Dan- conditions last weekend. denong Stingrays’ progress in the TAC Cup and articles Anticipation and excitement is high and the Board of from Casey’s AFL team Melbourne. South East Juniors Directors, again led by chairman Tony Vagg, along with (DDJFL) have also been invited to contribute to the re- us all at the League office welcomes MPNFL football cord, while the Southern Umpires will now go under and netball back for season 2011. the banner of the Casey Cardinia Umpires. This weekend will see all three competitions kick off in The ever-popular Local Historians stories and locally full with huge expectation and all the nerves that ac- based articles from clubs will feature, while all photos company the first hitout for premiership points. in the Casey Cardinia Record will be sourced from lo- There has been some big progress in the MPNFL over cal games and clubs. the off season, led by a brand new netball competition Clubs in the league have trained hard and long over in Peninsula League. Nine of the 10 clubs will field net- summer and the big question is who will knock league ball sides (only Mornington is not involved) and that is powerhouse Narre Warren off their lofty perch? a fantastic result for our competition. In fact when fully We are very keen for clubs across the three leagues to under way, there will be more netball sides competing contribute story leads or event news to the office this in the three MPNFL leagues than football sides! season so that these can be developed and communi- The MPNFL is fully committed to football and netball cated to the wider football community via the Record. in the Casey Cardinia region and, as such, has initiated Young Guns and Netball Stars will continue to be high- some new innovations to assist enhance, grow and pro- lighted. mote the sports across the district. Good luck to all combatants in this weekend’s round of This year will see the Casey Cardinia League increase MPNFL sport and may the best teams win – but not by its individuality by having its own football record, sep- much – and with good sportsmanship – and woman- arated from the Nepean-Peninsula record for the first ship – on both sides. time since the former South West Gippsland Football League clubs joined the MPNFL in 1995. It is an acknowledgement of the strength that the CCL has built and now projects across the West Gippsland area.

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We have no doubt that all the young players in the The Interleague Experience: 2011 V/line Cup will return home with football memo- V/Line Cup ries and valuable experiences that they can both cher- ish and pass onto their team mates and clubs. At the time of writing, we are in the thick of the V/ Line Cup Under 15 Carnival at various venues in and For many footballers, the experience of interleague around Melbourne including, for the first time, 5 games football may rank as the highest achievement in their played regionally on Saturday and Sunday to kick off playing memories. The chance to join the best players the 2011 Cup in Ballarat and Bendigo. in the competition to take on a common opponent is a special experience as a sportsman. The experience Nearly 550 of the best Under 15 footballers from across – whether you are an Under 15 V/Line Cup player or a the VCFL have represented their region and have now Senior State player has a similar impact. returned to their home clubs for matches this weekend. Every representative player could describe the nerves as Some 272 WorkSafe VCFL clubs have been represented they wandered into the change rooms for the first time by players across the carnival. and meet those guys that have been opponents up to A few of the fortunate (and deserving) ones would have that point; the feeling as you come together in a huddle returned home as Divisional champions after holding before a new coach as a group for the first time; the the trophy aloft after the Final day’s play. It is a trophy sense you get as the ball flicks around at training and steeped in history. The engraving on the Divisional 1 you notice the rise in the tempo and intensity. Cup goes back to 1949, where it is engraved that the It may be hard to quantify the value in watching how Goulburn Valley won the inaugural carnival. other guys prepare themselves for the matches and how From then until now, every football region of the state is they go the extra mile to get the best out of themselves, represented on it. The mind boggles at 62 years of tradi- but it is a common thought we hear from players after tion and football pedigree engraved on that cup, of the their representative campaigns. bush legends and those that went on to great heights in The next time you meet your ‘teammates’ it is likely to the VFL/AFL that have played in those teams. be as opponents again on your home ground. You can’t History shows that nearly 60% of the players in the help it, but win, lose or draw you have a connection 2011 V/Line Cup will get a chance to join with TAC with these guys – and you will have this for the rest of teams over the next few years, and from there, to the your playing days. national Under 18 teams and a chance to be drafted We congratulate all the players, coaches and support through the National Draft Camp into the AFL. staff that has made the 2011 V/Line Cup Carnival such This year we have seen Gippsland V/Line Cup repre- a success; we wish you all the best for the rest of your sentative Dyson Heppell stamp himself on the AFL at football seasons. We hope that we will see you progress Essendon as a first year player. Bulldog Andrew Hooper through the interleague program of the WorkSafe VCFL is a two time V/Line Cup representative. Current cap- in the years to come. We also say the same for all the tains Luke Hodge and Jonathan Brown were V/Line WorkSafe VCFL umpires that have had the honour of Cup players. Joel Selwood, Steele Sidebottom, Shaun officiating at the 2011 V/Line Cup. Higgins and Patrick Dangerfield are AFL stars that got The next WorkSafe VCFL representative feature will be their first chance to impress at the V/Line Cup. the WorkSafe Country Championships which will be played across the VCFL on Saturday May 28th. Go to www.vcfl.com.au to see the fixtures.

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Seniors Goal Kickers Seniors Team P W l D B For agst % pts Name Club rnd Tot Cranbourne 1 1 0 0 0 98 42 233.33 4 Rian Healy cranbourne 5 5 D Meadows 1 0 1 0 0 42 98 42.86 0 Justin Berry Cranbourne 3 3 Beaconsfield 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 Ryan Talbot D Meadows 2 2 Berwick 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0.00 0 Curtis Barker Cranbourne 1 1 Doveton 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 Leigh Holt Cranbourne 1 1 Hampton Park 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 Steven McInnes D Meadows 1 1 Keysborough 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 Josh McGuinness D Meadows 1 1 Narre Warren 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 Harris Elkasovic D Meadows 1 1 Pakenham 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 Lochlan Burke D Meadows 1 1 ROC 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 Michael Boland Cranbourne 1 1 Tooradin 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 Raymond George Cranbourne 1 1 Mitchell Gersbeck Cranbourne 1 1 Reserves Reserves Name Club rnd Tot Team P W l D B For agst % pts Cranbourne 1 1 0 0 0 44 30 146.67 4 Daniel Tatham cranbourne 2 2 D Meadows 1 0 1 0 0 30 44 68.18 0 Shane Begent cranbourne 2 2 Beaconsfield 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 Brent McGrath Cranbourne 1 1 Berwick 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0.00 0 Jarrod Murphy Cranbourne 1 1 Doveton 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 Lucas Carroll D Meadows 1 1 Hampton Park 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 Ryan Bean D Meadows 1 1 Keysborough 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 Daniel Marascia D Meadows 1 1 Narre Warren 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 Tim Lewis D Meadows 1 1 Pakenham 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 Under 18’s ROC 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 Name Club rnd Tot Tooradin 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 Matthew Weller cranbourne 4 4 Jordan Shiels Cranbourne 3 3 Under 18's Brandon Campbell D Meadows 2 2 Jesse Hambling Cranbourne 2 2 Team P W l D B For agst % pts Simon Spencer D Meadows 1 1 Ben Coutet Cranbourne 1 1 Cranbourne 1 1 0 0 0 85 30 283.33 4 Nathan Tilley D Meadows 1 1 D Meadows 1 0 1 0 0 30 85 35.29 0 Matthew Marsh Cranbourne 1 1 Beaconsfield 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 Aaron Bower Cranbourne 1 1 Berwick 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0.00 0 Doveton 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 Hampton Park 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 Narre Warren 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 Pakenham 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 ROC 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 Club Championship Club snrs res U18’s Total Cranbourne 3 2 1 6 Beaconsfield 0 0 0 0 Berwick 0 0 0 0 Devon Meadows 0 0 0 0 Doveton 0 0 0 0 Hampton Park 0 0 0 0 Keysborough 0 0 - 0 Narre Warren 0 0 0 0 Pakenham 0 0 0 0 ROC 0 0 0 0 Tooradin 0 0 - 0 8 MPNFL Since 1908 Football Preview Who will challenge the mighty Pies? Rivalry Rounds NARRE Warren reclaimed its mantle of Casey Cardinia League king in a 2010 grand final rout of warm favour- Cranbourne v Doveton ites Beaconsfield and the question that all throughout Mitchell-Garrett Cup the district has been asking since is - who can knock the ’Pies off their lofty perch? Narre Warren v Berwick Well, after a tumultuous off-season that saw over half the senior grand final side depart the Perc Allison Oval, The Pat Sweeney Shield it will not be last year’s runners up-that’s for sure. Pakenham v ROC So the door is open for a new challenger to take it up to the Magpies and just which one of the remaining nine Shanika Cup sides on the list it might be, will become a little clearer after this weekend’s opening round. There has been a significant turnover in both on-field The league yardsticks, Narre Warren, will be coached and coaching personnel over the break with seven of by Chris Toner who returns to his old club after a suc- the 11 clubs under the guidance of new senior coach- cessful stint at the helm of Ellinbank League club Cora es. The continuing strength of the league is confirmed Lynn. The main ins are youngster Brandon Mather from by the fact that there are former AFL players at the ROC and Andrew Hunter from Beaconsfield, but this is helm of five clubs with Greg Tivendale (ROC), Dean not an issue because the Magpies have so much emerg- Rice (Berwick) and Rod Keogh (Devon Meadows) joining young talent from the juniors that competition for ing 2010 incumbents Austinn Jones (Beaconsfield) and a place in the side is already at a premium. Those off Doug Koop (Cranbourne). the list include Chris Potalej, Tim Werner and retiree Steven Kidd. Beaconsfield has the opening round bye and, while it is always difficult to make predictions from pre-season The Magpies have cruised through a largely smooth form, the round one match-ups should provide plenty pre-season and will unfurl another pennant in front of of interest to all local football fans. their home crowd before the game. After that build up Narre Warren v Berwick it will take a mighty effort from the Wickers to cause an early upset. There is no love lost between these two bitter rivals and nothing would make either debutant coach happier than Cranbourne v Doveton to secure bragging rights over the other in round one. Cranbourne blew the cobwebs out against Devon Former Carlton premiership player Dean Rice is the lat- Meadows last weekend, and unveiled a few likely est to ride the Berwick coaching merry-go-round and new faces at the same time. Young forward Rian Healy he has secured a host of recruits including 2010 Casey booted five goals in a promising effort, while top line Cardinia League Young Gun winner Vergim Faik from recruits Caleb Tiller and Lawrence Angwin had their Doveton, together with seven new faces from the East- first taste of Casey Cardinia League football. The Eagles ern Football League. However those off the Wickers 56-point win in wet conditions was even more omi- roster include stars Dale Robinson, Jason Heath, Jack nous given they had the goal-kinking ‘yips’ for almost Sheppard and Riley Heddles. the whole match.

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Doveton, again under Mark Ladgrove, will be without Nigel Scott, Greg Walker, Dean Gentle, Daniel Born young departees Vergim Faik, Cory Phillips and Cody and injured star Matthew Freeman. That has been tem- Gunn but have improved both their skill level and pered by the inclusion of five top-line recruits from No- depth with the inclusion of experience in the form of ble Park together with Pakenham youngster Shannon Aaron Henwood, Jason McCloy, Kory Grant and Paken- Dart and lanky basketballer Matthew Witherden. ham playmaker John Atwell. Keysborough’s opponent, Tooradin had a turbulent New Doves president Stuart Batten has set about guid- break with former league best and fairest winner Beau ing the club back to the finals in 2010 and they must Miller assuming the senior coaching role after Chad be competitive all day for that to become a reality. That Liddell departed the club in sudden circumstances said, Doug Koop’s measure of success for Cranbourne before Christmas. Miller lost solid contributors in Jack this season is a top two finish followed by a grand finals Cole, Mark Griffiths and Troy Allan, but has gained berth. That should make for a huge contest. This game some class with the addition of Daniel O’Sughrue from is played for the Mitchell-Garrett Cup and that piece Pakenham, David White and Jack Coutts from Clayton of silverware will again sit proudly in the Cranbourne and Queenslander Ryan White. trophy cabinet at the day’s end. This will be a very competitive game because the los- Devon Meadows v Hampton Park er’s finals ambitions will take a big whack, while the It was a completely different looking Devon Meadows winner will gain significant momentum for 2011. At that took to the field for the first time last week and home, Keysborough is usually a much better side and produced a less than impressive result. New Panthers that is the only basis on which to select a Burra victory coach Rod Keogh would have been pleased with the this week. form of debutants Adam Brander, Damon Kirkwood Pakenham v ROC and Nathan Demergue, together with star big man Pakenham boasts the luxury of the return of 2009 pre- Adam Jago, however the overall performance was well miership coach Michael Holland to the top job and short of that required to push the top teams this season. hopes are very high that the maestro can repeat the feat Hampton Park’s incoming coach, Clint Evans, would in 2011, starting with a big win over traditional rivals have noted that and marked down this weekend’s game ROC in the Shanika’s Cup clash. as a must-win. Evans has already stamped himself as a hard task-master at the Booth Reserve and will be The Lions have lost some quality with the departure of expecting an immediate impact from recruits includ- John Atwell, Daniel O’Sughrue, Nathan Brown, Jeremy ing Kerem and Kain Baskaya, Jack Besley, Cory Phillips Everett, Daniel Fry and Jared Goldsack, but replaced and ex-Panther Brett Armitage. He will be hoping they them with ROC foursome Dane Roy, Kym Jones, Mi- more than cover the departure of Brady White, Ryan chael and James Brown, together with young Catani Simpson, Josh Taylor and Glenn Rees. star Russell Lehman. At the Glover Reserve the Panthers will probably go ROC, under the guidance of Greg Tivendale, will rely in as slight favourites, but what people think before a on the development of their promising youngsters game rarely matters. In fact it often acts as an incentive along with newcomers Damien Stafford, Matt Robin- and the word from Hampton Park is that expectations son and Brad Snooks. are absolute with finals the only aim. That being the Pakenham has had a solid pre-season and will be ready case, a solid and emphatic victory this weekend can be to fire. The Kangaroos, on the other hand, are starting the only acceptable outcome. from a low base and, on paper, it will take a huge effort Keysborough v Tooradin to be competitive this season, let alone win their share Astute Keysborough coach Brad Canavan, with the of games. Beginning the season against one of the sides benefit of a season in the Casey Cardinia League under widely tipped to be among the top three premiership his belt, will be expecting a vast improvement in his contenders is not ideal and the result will likely reflect side’s fortunes this year. There has been a fair player that fact at day’s end. turnover at the Rowley Allen Reserve with big outs in **Look for reserves and under 18s reports next week. CASEY CARDINIA TIPSTERS

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Hampton Park Hampton Park Devon Meadows Hampton Park Hampton Park Keysborough Tooradin Keysborough Keysborough Tooradin Pakenham Pakenham Pakenham Pakenham Pakenham Cranbourne Cranbourne Cranbourne Cranbourne Cranbourne Narre Warren Narre Warren Berwick Narre Warren Narre Warren 1 1 1 1 1

10 MPNFL Since 1908 Demon Talk

Hi Guys, tunity to register for free tickets to a Demons home match at the MCG It was great to see the MPNFL kick off this week, and in 2011. For more information, visit hopefully your team had a win. melbournefc.com.au/heartland. On the Melbourne front, we were rapt to get our first Good luck to you and your team this week as Round win of the season against the Lions at the MCG last Two of the MPNFL kicks off. Sunday. GO DEES! This week we have a big game against the newcomers - the Gold Coast Suns - up at the GABBA, which will Nathan Jones be a good contest. MPNFL Ambassador There’s plenty happening around the Melbourne Foot- Keep up to date with whats going at the Melbourne ball Club at the moment. Football Club by following @nathan2jones on Twitter. Phase Three of the Don’t Drive Like a Demon program is set to kick off on 19 April, and I am excited to be ambassador for this great program again in 2011. The You Can Kick Goals program, focused on values such as Respect, Harmony, Leadership, Fair Play, and Teamwork, kicked off last week with a Professional De- velopment day for teachers from participating schools. The teachers had the opportunity to learn more about the program, and have lunch with the Melbourne players and coaching staff. The program officially kicks off in Term Three, and will run for six weeks in more than 20 primary schools in the City of Casey, reaching over 2,000 students. Also, don’t forget to take advantage of the Demon Heartland free ticketing offer. Your club has the oppor- Nathan Jones

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Glover Reserve, Cross Rd, Devon Meadows Under 18’s Melways: 138 D6 Tel 5998 2776 1 TOCKWELL Daniel 21 DALY Martin 2 HEALY May 22 3 23 TRIMBLE Thomas Red, White & Black 4 JONES Mitch 24 McLEAN Callum Seniors Coach: Rod Keogh 5 AGHAN Liam 25 PUND Cody Reserves Coach: Mick Hawkins 6 PHILLIPSON Lachlan 26 TILLEY Nathan Under 18’s Coach: John Percy Secretary: Stacey Schmidt 7 COTTON Tom 27 8 BROWN Ken 28 McLEAN Ethan Seniors 9 OSTROM Luke 29 CAMPBELL Brandon 1 LOW Josh 32 YOUNG Mathew 10 WESCOTT Jack 30 BISOGNIN Joseph 2 33 PEKALIS Gary 11 SPALDING Conner KOUTSOURAKIUS Angelo 3 YOUNG Scott 34 KIRKWOOD Shannon 12 BASS Dillan WALDAN Lachan 4 JOGO Adam 35 NEWSOME Adam 13 LEWIS Jessie SPRING Jake 5 DeHEY Jess (C) 36 BURNS Adrian 14 SPENCER Simon MORTAN Mitch 6 BRANDER Adam 37 KIRKWOOD Damon 15 7 TALBERT Ryan 38 WATSON Tim 16 MANSILLA Marcus 8 VERLARDO Dave 39 HOOGENBOOM Lukas 17 BARNET Mitch 9 CAMPBELL Chris 40 18 McGILL Mitch 10 HARRIS Elkasovic 41 19 RUSSELL-CROUCHER Morgan 11 ALDER Joel 42 20 CAMPBELL Jordan 12 43 McGUINNESS Josh Well it certainly was a miserable wintery night at Casey fields to 13 44 LEWIS Tim open the season last week. With the wind blowing a gale and 14 WHITE Russell 45 the rain pouring down consistently it wasn’t the best night to show case our ability. After a slow start the U18 boys really got 15 BAIN Michael 46 CASTELLO Joseph stuck into the contest in the second half with some encouraging 16 McINNES Steve 47 signs to come out of the game, unfortunately for the lads the 17 WAPSHOTT Brandon 48 BORSCHMAN Mark slow start proved costly in the finish going down to Cranbourne. The reserves contest was a close hard fought battle all afternoon 18 FORD David 49 SAUNDERS Tim in consistent rain. The boys tried hard all day but unfortunately 19 HARMES Patrick 50 came up just short in the end. This brings us to the seniors game. 20 VAN BERLO Ryan 51 The boys were valiant in their efforts all night and were right in 21 52 the contest up to the last quarter when Cranbourne converted their chances and managed to kick away. The side was made up 22 CARROLL Lucas 53 WALTERS Matt of a lot of new faces and I’m sure it will take the boys a couple of 23 DUGGAN Matt 54 WEISSHARDT Wesley runs to jell as a team. All in all it was a good effort by the boys in 24 BOLAND Patrick 55 trying conditions. Today we welcome Hampton Park to Glover Reserve. Good luck to all the sides today in both the football and 25 56 MEMERY Scott netball and lets get some wins on the board. 26 COHEN Jake 57 Happy 21st Timmy Saunders. Happy Birthday Youngy (Slumdog) 27 DUMERGUE Nathan 58 for tomorrow and Cokes for yesterday. 28 KEMP Taylor 59 SOCIAL: DMFC Race Day. Tomorrow at Cranbourne Race 29 KEYS Chris 60 Course. All races sponsored by DMFC sponsors with an official function to be held in the Manfred room with entertainment 30 62 ATTWOOD Ryan throughout the day. Tix Cost $100 which includes entry, lunch, 31 64 PIPER Shane beer, wine & soft drink from 12.00pm until the last race. For last minute Tickets please see Kingy today. No tickets available on the day. SCORES 1 2 3 4 Round 3 Home Game Vs ROC to be played at EG Allen Reserve SNRS (Cranbourne Racecourse) unless otherwise advised. Round 3 will also be our Annual Past Players Day. Any past player yet to RES receive an invite please contact PIP ASAP. Panther Cub U18’s www.devonmeadowsfc.vcfl.com.au 12 MPNFL Since 1908 hampton park

Robert Booth Reserve, Under 18’s Somerville Rd Hampton Park 1 KRAUSE Paul (VC) 21 VUONG Anthony Melways: 96 D7 2 BECKWITH Brydon (VC) 22 FULLARD Anthony Tel 9799 0486 3 LANGLEY Nathan 23 TAYLOR Dylan 4 WALSH Shaun 24 FRANCIS Phillip Black & Red 5 ADAIR Matthew 25 ROSAMOND Daniel Seniors Coach: Clint Evens 6 FORGIARIAI Mitchell 26 MOMOUNEY Nathan Reserves Coach: Haydon Reynolds Under 18’s Coach: Matthew Shorey 7 DYKE Travis (VC) 27 DAVIS Arron Secretary: Don Amos 8 JARRETT Michael 28 LARKIN Patrick 9 GREEN Joshua 29 HINDELL Mason Seniors 10 HOLLINGWORTH Brenton (C) 30 MARSHALL Tom 1 NUNAN Luke 32 McLEAN Kevin 11 BARRY Tristan 31 2 DAWES Nathan 33 BASKAYA Keren 12 PHILPIN Jackson 32 3 LANGLEY Matthew 34 McCLIMONT Phil 13 ANDERSON Robert (VC) 33 4 BASKAYA Kain 35 BLACKBOURN Rodney 14 PENN Mark 34 5 WHATMAN Mitch 36 CAHILL Daniel 15 ROBERTSON Ben 35 6 RONDINELLA Jamie 37 DALTON Jackson 16 BLANCK Alexander 36 7 ARMITAGE Brett 38 ADAMS Sean 17 STAMATIOU George 37 8 FREDERICKS Sheldon 39 SHOREY Matthew (C) 18 HOLDEN Arron 38 9 GLAZIER Dale 40 MOUNTNEY Nathan 19 MULLINS Eddie 39 10 BARNES Chris 41 McKENZIE Jake 20 GRAHAM Paul 40 11 BESLEY Jack 42 MILNE Trevor Welcome to Season 2011! A few changes over the pre-season. 12 GIBBS Matthew 43 DYKE Travis The most notable being the change of name. Better late than 13 MORSE Leigh 44 MURPHY Gary never and it is now official, we are the Hampton Park Football 14 LOMBARD Craig 45 ROBERTSON Trevor Netball Club. A huge congrats to all those members, committee members and supporters who have made it happen. There is 15 McCLIMONT Robert 46 BEAMISH Brad power in numbers and now the Redbacks will be out in full force. 16 FREDERICKS Linden 47 DISHINGTON Shawn Welcome to all the new coaches, players, committee, sponsors, 17 HUSSEY Chris 48 CASNJI David members and supporters. It is great to have you part of the Army. 18 WINSALL Shaun 49 BEIROUTI Daniel No one is more important than the other and without just one of 19 WATSON Steve 50 MAWHINNEY David you the Club does not survive. We hope your journey to Hamp- ton Park is a lasting and rewarding one. Welcome back to all 20 LANGLEY Daniel 51 MANNING Sam those familiar faces we see week in, week out. Your support is 21 JAMIESON Dean 52 ARNEPHY Jayme never ending and extremely appreciated. 22 McCLIMONT Drew 53 ROBERTSON Jason Goodbyes to JT, Simo and Licka. You guys were leaders around 23 EASTWOOD Scott 54 DICKER Mitchell the club and will be sorely missed. Best of luck to you and Em- erald this year. However, when one door closes another opens. 24 FREDERICKS Brendon 55 BARRACLOUGH Edward A big welcome back to Kain, Kerem, Pup, Freddo and Junior. 25 McDONALD Michael 56 BARWISE Brennan Which brings us to round 1 v Devon Meadows at Cranny. Three 26 CLISH Pat 57 ARMSTRONG Alex extremely tough games to start the season off. But as they say “no guts, no glory”. GO ARMY!! 27 NUNAN Shaun 58 MULLENS Brad 28 ADAIR Mathew 59 KANNEMEYER Joshua There are a couple of congratulations in order. Over the off season, Jamo and Elisha became proud parents of Oliver James Jam- 29 KOE Adam 60 MARTIN Andrew ison and Shreka was joined in holy matrimony with the beautiful 30 SCHWAB Tim 61 GRBIC Nikola Melissa, congrats to you all and best of luck for the future. 31 PHILLIPS Cory 62 PIPER Shane Social Events: Jumper presentation was a great night with lots of support. For all the social events this year please see the board up in the clubrooms. Annual Ball is on 2 July 2011 with more SCORES 1 2 3 4 details to follow. If you like the new Club Hoodies and want to SNRS purchase one please see Melissa O’Brien for all the details. They are $60ea. The Wench RES www.hamptonparkfc.vcfl.com.au U18’s Since 1908 MPNFL 13 keysborough

Rowley Allen Reserve, Cheltenham Rd, Seniors Keysborough 2 GOODES Ryan 32 VASSALLO David Melways: 89 D9 Tel 9798 4751 3 KING Tyson 33 HOSKIN Benjamin 4 WILKINSON Corey 34 DART Shannon 5 OSBORNE Mark 35 WILLIAMS Ashley Royal Blue, Red & White 6 PRIB David 36 Seniors Coach: Brad Canavan 7 37 LARAGY Jordan Reserves Coach: Brad Baptist Secretary: Bob Beazley 8 RAJIC Davor 38 9 WELLS Waata 39 GYARMATI Michael Welcome everyone to round one of the season! Isn’t it great to 11 40 SCOTT Bradley be back! 12 GAYFER William 41 BRITTAIN Gregory Lots of people have worked hard in the off-season recruiting players and sponsors. Like every year you loose players and 13 McMURRAY John 42 its sad to see them go. This year we welcome some new boys 14 HAWTHORN Glen 43 THAVARAJASINGHAM Mark down, Joe, Joffa, Corzza, Hawka, Darty and Sunny to name a 15 DOWNIE Michael 44 SCHOENMAEKERS Karl few, its also good to see some old faces like, Matty and Pistol 17 McGUINESS Luke 49 PETROVIC Petar Pete back for a run. Good luck to you all. Thanks again to all of our sponsors who have come on board. 18 WITHERDEN Matthew 50 SCATA Matthew Tomorrow is our first function of the year, its at Cranbourne Race 19 51 Course, tickets cost $100 and includes track entry! Just like a 20 SKIDMORE Travis 52 normal day at the races but better, we get our own room, con- 22 BRANNAN Anthony 53 tinuous food thought the day, Beer wine and soft drink from 12 23 WITHERDEN Shaun 54 NEZIREVIC Amar till last race, and our own Private TAB!! Everyone is welcome so if you haven’t yet got a ticket see Bob or someone from the 24 HUMPHREYS Geoffrey 55 GAETANO Anthony committee. Don’t miss out!! 25 STOTER-RAINER Damien 57 RAJU Yaz Lets get behind all footy and netball teams this year, everyone’s 26 McDONALD Darcy 60 HAINES Matthew support is so important! 27 HARGREAVES Cory 62 VANCAM Matthew Sponsor of the week is Bendigo Bank Dingley Branch, thanks for 29 D’ANGELO Frank 67 YESIL SEDAT your ongoing support guys. 30 BACIC Timothy 69 VOURN Bros Go Burra 31 McLELLAND Joseph 70 SAUAFEA Makrusa

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Tooradin Recreation Reserve, Seniors Sth Gippsland Hwy, Tooradin 1 CSINCSI Jordan 27 FREDRIKSEN Kristian Melways: 143 K8 Tel 5998 3499 2 RAY Paul 28 CSINCSI Tyler 3 MILLER Beau (Coach) 29 KEENAN Chris 4 HYDE Aaron 30 MURRAY Trent Green & Red 5 HOBBS Michael (C) 31 ROBINSON Alistair Seniors Coach: Beau Miller 6 GALLEA Adam 33 FAZZINO Dominic (RC) Reserves Coach: Jason Hill 7 FAILLA Luke 34 DAVEY Justin Secretary: David Chippett 8 DAVEY Matt 35 KEENAN Sean Welcome to season 2011, a new season and a new beginning. 9 WHITE Ryan 36 Club Jumper Over the off season the TDFC have made several key changes, 10 SPLATT Adam 37 Club Jumper the biggest being the appointment of Beau Miller to the position of Senior Coach. Beau is a great player who is well respected 11 SZUCS Scott 38 JUDD Bryce within the Casey-Cardinia League and within our club, he has 12 GENONI Luke 39 Club Jumper made the move to coaching very smoothly and has the team 13 HARGREAVES Matt 40 GENONI Jake primed for the start of the season. He has appointed a lot of new 14 DISNEY Ben 41 Club Jumper personnel to the coaching team and they are all contributing well and working as a team. 15 BRENNAN Dave 42 FIELDS Brendan We have had four tough practice matches against quality op- 16 SEIGAL Jason 43 McCONNELL Dan position and performed exceptionally well in all games, the 17 MATTHEWS Shaun 44 Club Jumper inclusion of quality recruits into what was a relatively young 18 GRIFFITHS Mark 45 CERRA Steve and inexperienced side in 2010 has lifted our performance im- mensely. Our seconds side has also benefited from the clubs 19 WHITE Dave 47 DINSDALE Chris recruiting and we are looking forward to vast improvement in 20 BARKER Jack 55 HYDE Rohan their performance in season 2011. 21 GILLIATTE Rory 57 BERTULEIT Justin Unfortunately we were unable to get the numbers to enter an un- 22 COCHRANE Rod 58 BURDETT Andrew der 18 side which is very disappointing for our club, however we have good numbers of 17 to 20 year old guys who are training 23 KITCHEN Ryan 59 ELMES Tim the house down and we expect them to play a large part in the re- 24 CONROY Daniel 63 MADDERN Aaron surgence of our great club back to the success of our glory days. 25 FULTON Jack 66 McCLEAN Steve We are currently finalizing our 2011 sponsors and would like 26 GILLESPIE Jordan 68 McGRATH Justin to thank our Major sponsors who have committed to TDFC for 2011, Formplex maintenance free weatherboards, W & B Cabi- SCORES 1 2 3 4 nets, Gendore Tractors and Machinery and Tooradin and District Sports Club. SNRS Good luck to all our football and netball teams for season 2011. RES www.tooradinfc.com

Since 1908 MPNFL 15 Results Seniors Cranbourne 1.5 3.13 5.17 13.20.98 D Meadows 0.1 0.2 3.5 6.6.42 Cranbourne Goal Kickers: R. Healy 5, J. Berry 3, M. Boland 1, M. Gersbeck 1, R. George 1, L. Holt 1, C. Barker 1; Best Players: M. Fletcher, S. Morrish, T. Tharle Adams, M. Holt, N. Barker, M. Boland Devon Meadows Goal Kickers: R. Talbot 2, H. Elkasovic 1, L. Burke 1, S. McInnes 1, J. McGuinness 1; Best Players: A. Brander, D. Kirkwood, N. Dumergue, A. Jago, L. Burke, J. Low Reserves Cranbourne 1.1 3.5 4.6 6.8.44 D Meadows 1.3 1.3 3.5 4.6.30 Cranbourne Goal Kickers: S. Begent 2, D. Tatham 2, B. McGrath 1, J. Murphy 1; Best Players: F. Martinicchio, D. Whitnell, J. Rookes, J. Murphy, B. McGrath, S. Begent Devon Meadows Goal Kickers: L. Carroll 1, T. Lewis 1, R. Bean 1, D. Marascia 1; Best Players: T. Saunders, R. Bean, D. Marascia, S. Kirkwood, M. Young Under 18’s Cranbourne 4.5 8.6 9.13 12.13.85 D Meadows 0.1 0.5 0.5 4.6.30 Cranbourne Goal Kickers: M. Weller 4, J. Shiels 3, J. Hambling 2, B. Coutet 1, M. Marsh 1, A. Bower 1; Best Players: J. Mills, M. Weller, B. Pearce, J. Gardiner, J. Shiels, B. Hermans Devon Meadows Goal Kickers: B. Campbell 2, N. Tilley 1, S. Spencer 1; Best Players: M. Mansilla, J. Campbell, A. Scully, T. Cotton, D. Bass, M. Healey

16 MPNFL Since 1908 Scorpions - Feel the Sting!

CASEY: Keep up to date with everything that is hap- Two goals in a minute from Matthew pening at the Casey Scorpions by visiting out website. Bate had them in touch at the last www.scorpions.com.au change and they had the wind in the On Saturday 30th April our Presidents Luncheon will final term. But they’d left themselves be held before our next home game, Scorpions v too much to do. Frankston. The luncheon will begin at 11.00am due Maric was Casey’s best with his pace through the mid- to the game being televised and therefore beginning field and three goals, shading acrobatic, athletic New- at 1.10pm. The cost is $40 for a non-member which ton. includes a two course meal, beer, wine & soft drink Young Michael Riseley was given the task of playing on during the luncheon. Booking are essential, please call dangerous Port forward Rose and he did it well, holding the club on 5996 1111 or email: danielle@scorpions. him to one goal com.au The Scorpions visit reigning triple premier North Bal- larat on Saturday, and they will be without Newton, A TALE OF TWO SIDES who on Monday accepted a one-match suspension for By Paul Amy, Leader Newspapers a late hit in the third quarter. Meanwhile Brenda Fevola made his first appearance There were two distinct sides to the Casey Scorpions at for the Casey Scorpions in the reserve grade against TEAC Oval on Saturday. Port Melbourne. The first appeared in the first half, a fumbling, uncertain His 10 possessions brought him three goals, and his unit that committed a catalogue of errors against Port every move was captured by the camera crew assem- Melbourne which ultimately cost it the Round 2 match. bling footage for a Ben Cousins-type tell-all. But after half time came the skilled and spirited Scorpi- His father, Angelo, watched from the grandstand. ons as they set about reducing a 46-point third-quarter deficit. Casey reserves coach Steve O’Brien thought Fevola ser- viceable. “Yeah, he’s still a bit under-done. We’ve got to Moving the ball quickly with a wind to the William- get some game time into him, and he’s got some work stown Rd end, and with Michael “Juice” Newton (six to do, but he’s kicked three out of nine,” O’Brien said. goals) making a trusty target, they got to within nine “He presented well.” points late in the last term, forcing Port into time-eating short passes. Casey Scorpions 2.2 5.5 11.9 17.1.114 Port Melbourne 6.3 12.5 16.6 19.10.124 It was a commendable comeback. But too much repair work was needed after the dismal opening. Casey Scorpions goals: Newton 6 Maric 3 Wall 2 Field- send 2 Bate 2 Petterd McGough. Best: Maric Newton Coach Bradley Gotch lamented four 50m penalties that Wall Jetta Riseley McDonald gifted Port goals, two to Dan Keely in the first quarter. “I reckon we gave up eight to 10 goals with free kicks,” Port Melbourne goals: Keely 3 Galea 2 Bentick 2 Cain he said. “That hurt us big-time. It cost us” 2 Valenti 2 Langford Fanning Dwyer Rose McMahon Batsanis Lynch Edwards. Best: Dwyer Dillon Batsanis “But to our credit we never gave up the ghost. At half Bentick McMahon Fanning time they had us under control but in the third quarter we kept coming and then went at them really hard in the last quarter.” Casey’s worst was on show during a passage early in the second term. Matt Fieldsend, now a good player at this level, made a pinpoint pass, not to a teammate, but a Port player. The ball went to the Port forward line, where Tom Mc- Donald won back possession for the Scorpions. Going across goal, his kick sailed out of bounds on the full (to complete the outbreak of blunders Dean Galea accepted the free kick and then himself kicked out on the full). Soon after James Strauss took a kick-out and drilled a pass straight to man-on-the-mark Patty Rose. Honestly, it was a wonder the Scorpions got as close as they did. But they showed far more endeavour in the third quarter (Gotch said his half-time talk was “nothing over the top”) and found more run and took more risks. Joel McDonald, Addam Maric and James Wall were at the heart of the resurgence.

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The League has been A New Era in Junior able to secure signifi- Football cant partnerships with Inspiration’s Paint and Colour Narre Warren, McDon- 2011 signals the start of a new era for Junior Football in alds, Garrleigh Trophies and Melbourne MFC which Melbourne’s South East. will ensure that the development of Junior Football re- The League in late 2010 changed its name from Dande- mains strong. nong and District Juniors Football League to South East The league has plenty on its plate for 2011 with a re- Juniors which better represents the Leagues growing view into the top age competition of the League, a po- footprint. A new logo was also revealed which respects tential U/12’s dedicated girl competition and the plan- the traditional league colours of red and blue. ning of Grand Final day has already commenced. In 2010 the league experienced a significant growth in The season kicked off with the Round Robin at the start participants and teams. The addition of two new clubs, of April and Round 1 was completed last Sunday, it Lynbrook and Cora Lynn, the management of the Youth should be a terrific year for Junior Football. Girls Competition and the growth of teams in the City of Greater Dandenong all contributed to the overall If you wish to find out more about South East Juniors growth of almost 14%. please visit the website: www.southeastjuniors.com.au The Youth Girls Competition played at Casey Fields Premier Partners each Saturday has been a welcome change in the direction of South East Juniors and the start of greater relationship with the City of Casey and Casey Fields. The 2011 Youth Girl’s Competition has expanded again this year from seven to nine teams.

The Pat Sweeney Shield Berwick’s opening game for the 2011 season is against last year’s premier Narre Warren. They will be playing for the Pat Sweeney shield. Pat and Frank Sweeney played for Berwick during the 1940s and early 50s. The Narre Warren Hallam area was mainly a farming community, who decided to form their own football team. Berwick cleared several players, including the Sweeney Alan Tonks donated the very impressive shield which brothers, and they also organised a pie night to raise Berwick won on our first contest for it, in 2010, Narre some of the money and topped it off with a donation of won the return round. five pounds (10 dollars) to the new club. We congratulate Narre on winning the flag and look The Narre-Hallam home ground was established in the forward to helping them unfurl it. corner of the Princes Highway and Narre North road, However, the Pat Sweeney shield is returning to Edwin which was a section of the Sweeney farm, now a large Flack Reserve. commercial area. Pat Sweeney became very involved as a player and ad- ministrator of the club and also the SWGFL which was formed in 1954, Narre Hallams first year. Pat became a life member of both clubs. The Tonks family combined service to Berwick exceeds 100 years, 92 years old, Jim Tonks and his son Alan (Dick) Tonks are both life members of Berwick and very much aware of Pat Sweeney’s service to Berwick as a player and his outstanding contribution over many years to football in general. With all this in mind, Alan Tonks suggested that our two clubs compete for the Pat Sweeney shield, the sugges- tion was readily accepted by both clubs. The Sweeney family was very pleased to grant permission.

18 MPNFL Since 1908 Cyber Bullying Policy

Today’s society is consumed with multi-media and requires all clubs, leagues and um- technology that enhances our lives in manyways, how- pire groups to make certain their ever with the integration of these methods of communi- playing and non-playing members cation into our lifestyle, misuse and a lack of education are not only aware of the policy, as to the hazards of these technologies is sometimes but understand that breaches of overlooked. The WorkSafe VCFL has in recent seasons the policy will be dealt with in experienced the misuse of various forms of social me- accordance with the procedures dia extending into the sporting environment. The ever outlined within the policy, which increasing use of mobile phones and social media (Fa- in turn will result in penalties ranging from suspension cebook, Twitter etc) has also been experienced in club, to de-registration if breaches are proven. league and umpiring group environments. The Work- While the development of a policy was seen to be an Safe VCFL Board, recognising the serious aspects of important demonstration of leadership from the Work- inappropriate use of social media, websites, etc, have Safe VCFL, the policy must also be coupled with educa- decided to introduce WorkSafe VCFL Rules and Regula- tion. Susan McLean, in conjunction with the WorkSafe tions to cater for investigating and penalising the proven VCFL will conduct (4) Cybersafety Education Sessions misuse of social media when it relates to the WorkSafe- VCFL environment. Leading Cybersafety expert Susan throughout WorkSafe VCFL affiliates across the months McLean was engaged by the WorkSafe VCFL to present of April & May (refer details following). The WorkSafe to the 2011 League Seminar in December 2010. VCFL implore all affiliates and associated personnel to read and understand the policy and make it a pri- Following Susan’s presentation it was unanimously ority that you to attend one of the education sessions agreed that the WorkSafe VCFL should develop a cy- referred to below. Technology is part of our everyday bersafety policy to address the misuse of technology lives and the misuse of such, whether it is intentional and social media at club, league and umpiring group of not, will not be accepted by the WorkSafe VCFL. We level. The policy was developed in conjunction with Susan McLean, the WorkSafe VCFL Rules Committee- trust you embrace this policy and thank you in advance and has been ratified by the WorkSafe VCFL Board. The for your assistance in making all WorkSafe VCFL play- attached policy’s implementation is mandatory across ers, officials, umpires, clubs, leagues, umpire groups all WorkSafe VCFL affiliates and relates to all players, and associated personnel aware of their responsibilities officials, umpires, clubs, leagues and umpire groups when it comes to the use of technology and the social and associated personnel. The policy has been devel- media. oped to protect all affiliated members of the WorkSafe Cybersafety Education Session for MPNFL will be held VCFL and will take effect from April 1, 2011. The Work- in Frankston on 13 May (Venue TBA). Safe VCFL Board will review the policy as it sees fit and

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Toomuc Reserve, Princes Hwy, Pakenham Under 18’s Melways: 215 K5 Tel 5941 1550 1 KING Brody 23 VERLEG Nicholas 2 BARCLAY Jake 24 McLEOD Lachlan 3 MULEY Jordan 28 VOISEY Matthew Maroon, Blue & Gold 4 33 BATES Jordan Seniors Coach: Michael Holland 5 ALBERNI Adam 35 JABAR Anthony Reserves Coach: Chad Shooter 6 TIMMINS Kody 39 SMITH Matthew Under 18’s Coach: Joey Lenders Secretary: Lindy Snell 7 DILLON Steven 42 THEISE Jarrod 8 D'AMELO Sam 44 MARTINO Anthony Seniors 9 46 AINSWORTH Josh 1 D'AGOSTINO Frank 32 BROWN Mick 10 47 BEVERIDGE Aron 2 FEVALEAKI David 33 SHOOTER Chad 11 48 SHEA Brendan 3 LENDERS Corey 34 FISHER Jason 12 McAULIFFE Braiden 50 BELL Chris 4 LIESHOUT Nathan 35 ELSTON Rob 13 BRADY Jake 54 DAVEY Lee 5 SMITH Chris 36 GRAY Aaron 14 HILLARD Jackson 55 JACKSON Alex 6 CARDONA Chris 37 NOBELIUS Ben 15 74 SMITH James 7 HICKS Michael 38 ANNING Jack 16 VENN Brett 8 TAURUA Michael 39 NOOY Aiden 17 CARTER Luke ALLEN Ash 9 GRAMC Sean 40 CONSIDINE Alex 18 POLITES Thomas McLEAN Dale 10 WHEELER Beau 41 McQUALTER Ryan 19 HERSHAFT Nathan 11 BLAKE Dean 42 RYAN Jack 20 BRONSGEEST Kyle FAIRCHILD Jason 12 GOLDSACK Jared 43 BENIS Al Welcome supporters old and new to another season. To coach- 13 PAYNTER Sam 44 WOUTERS Matt es Jock Holland (seniors), Chad Shooter (res) and Joey Lenders 14 PAYNTER Dom 45 DEAYTON Rob (18s) we wish you and your teams the very best of luck. 15 WALKER Luke 46 GORDON Craig To the players representing the club for the first time today we 16 KOWARZIK Jack 47 BELL Sean hope you have a long and enjoyable stay with us. Also con- 17 YOUNG Anthony 48 McQUALTER Travis gratulations to Cory Lenders, Beau Wheeler and Luke Walker on being named joint captains. A great honour. 18 BURRIDGE Stuart 49 VENN Brett Today at 12 o’clock sees the official opening of our magnificent 19 SACK Rodney 50 FLETCHER Mark fitness room. Many hours of volunteer help by players, commit- 20 LEAMON Russell 51 EICHENBERGER Gavin tee and supporters has given the club an asset to be proud of and 21 JONES Kim 52 PARKER Luke will serve the club for years to come. A great big thanks to all. 22 WILLIAMS Jason 53 DODSON Chris A reminder to supporters that the downstairs bar is open at train- 23 COOK Brian 54 MARCHANT Nathan ing on Thursday nights 5.30-8pm so you can watch the boys train and have a pleasant hour or so before venturing upstairs for 24 GRAMC Paul 55 O'HALLORAN Matty a great 2 course meal (around $9) and hearing the football and 25 COOK Adam 56 APPLEBY Chris netball teams announced for the coming weekend. 26 BROWN James 57 WELSH Bradley Our Sunday market got off the ground in November and is run at 27 TALBOT Damien 58 FARRELL Troy the ground on the 3rd Sunday of each month. Its growing stead- 28 COLE Sam 59 ARABU Ben ily and with over 80 stalls of all sorts of wares its a great Sunday morning stroll. THE NEXT MARKET IS TOMORROW. You can 29 ROY Dayne 60 BELL Matt have your own stall for only $20. More details 0422822688. 30 FRY Nathan 61 COE Shaun MEMBERSHIP TICKETS will be on sale today at the downstairs 31 O’LOUGHLIN Tom 64 BARCLAY Grant bar between 12.30 and 5pm. $60 single/$100double/$35 conc.—admits to all home games—great value. SCORES 1 2 3 4 Welcome to ROC football and netball clubs to the Den today and good luck for the season. SNRS Till next week. GO LIONS!!!!! RES U18’s www.pakenhamfc.vcfl.com.au 24 MPNFLSince 1908 roc

Officer Recreation Reserve, Under 18’s Princes Hwy, Officer Melways: 214 K3 1 GILBERT Blake (C) 21 GILLEN Brendon Tel 5943 2213 2 NANFRA Greg 22 RITCHIE Jason (VC) 3 BROWN Ashleigh 23 4 SMALUCH Chase 24 CLARKE Luke Royal Blue & White 5 WHITING Mitch 25 JOHNSTON Jordon Seniors Coach: Greg Tivendale 6 WALDON Mat 26 TIVENDALE Jake Reserves Coach: Dale Hynes Under 18’s Coach: Tony Ellett 7 WALLACE Mitch 27 SLOOTHAAK James Secretary: Darren Tenby 8 BUCHANAN Daniel 28 HICKS Joel 9 CALLANDER Jack 29 PERCY Brent Seniors 10 FORREST Justin 30 O’KEEFE Daniel 1 ADAMS NeiI 32 STAFFORD Damien 11 ANDREWS Ant 31 COUSINS Jack 2 TIVENDALE Greg 33 LOGAN Andrew 12 THOMPSON Brad 32 3 LONG Nicholas 34 PAYNE Matthew 13 O’LOUGHLIN Ben 33 4 WHITE Callum 35 WEBSTER Shane (RC) 14 WALDON James 34 5 ROSSBOROUGH Scott 36 OSBOURNE Josh 15 RICHARDSON Damien 35 6 DOWSETT Kable 37 ROBINSON Matthew 16 CLARKE Matt 36 7 COLLINS Samuel 38 COLLINS Dave 17 BALZARY Lachlan 37 8 BROWN Oliver 39 DAVIES Chris 18 ELLETT Daniel 38 9 MARKS Thomas 40 HUTTON Wes 19 LUCAS Nat 39 10 CANTY James 41 OWEN Matthew 20 HILLARD Brenton 40 11 TIVENDALE Ben (C) 42 QUINN Peter 12 BROWN Matthew 43 EBRAHIMI Sunny (RVC) 13 HAWKINS Stephen 44 CLARKE Matthew 14 WOODFIELD Travis 45 15 COMER Ashley (VC) 46 16 NANFRA PhiIIip 47 17 COMMERFORD Jamie 48 Want to see your 18 ROGERS Matthew 49 19 KRAUSE Shaun 50 LEATHAM Marc photo’s published in 20 BROWN Dylan 51 the record? 21 JOHNSON Benjamin (VC) 52 Send them to: 22 JOHNSON Daniel 53 23 JOHNSON Luke 54 DOOGAN John [email protected] 24 WHITE Shane 55 Send in your football 25 HAZLER James 56 or netball photos for a 26 BRIGHT Paul 57 REID Brett 27 STAINDL Gavin 58 chance to win 28 STAINDL Raymond 59 BELL Raymond 2 movie tickets 29 INGALISO Jake 60 30 KILPATRICK Jason 61 HILLARD Brenton 31 SNOOKS Bradley 67 HAYTHORPE Andrew

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Casey Fields, Berwick Cranbourne Rd, Under 18’s/Colts East Cranbourne Melways: 134 E7 1 ROSCOE Todd 21 LEINMULLER Jordan 2 COUTLET Ben 22 HERMANS Brad 3 COURTNEY Jack 23 BUNTINE Jason Blue & Gold 4 KENNEWELL Justin 24 MORRISH Nicholas Seniors Coach: Doug Koop 5 MARSH Matthew 25 PEARCE Blake (VC) Reserves Coach: Troy Datson 6 JOHNSEN Jayden 27 DePAOLI Luke Under 18’s Coach: Alan Courtney Colts: Ken Curran Secretary: Sara Wright 7 GARDINER James 28 VANBEEK Aiden 8 JAKUPI Jermy 29 BAKKER Justin Seniors 9 WELLER Matthew 30 LITTLE Dean 1 DAVEY Ryan 32 10 ROBINSSON Trent (C) 31 ELYSEE Nick 2 WHITNELL Damian (RC) 33 KERR Gavin 11 SMITH Max 32 BRYANS Taylor 3 GEORGE Ray 34 BEGENT Shane 12 LINDSAY Mitch 33 ERICYAS Emire 4 WRIGHTBAdam 35 YOUNG Andre 13 MANN James 34 GRANT Lachy 5 COLLER Brad 36 FORSYTH Ben 14 SHEILDS Jordan 35 BOWEWR Aaron 6 MARTIN Luke 37 15 FISHER Nigel 36 MANGION Matthew 7 HOLT Marc (C) 38 BERRY Justin 16 HEALY Rian 37 WYBORN Kayne 8 DATSON Troy 39 MATTHEW Frank (RVC) 17 VELLA Anthony 38 EXNER Liam 9 TILLER Caleb 40 MARTIINICCHIO Frank 18 TWITE Kevin 39 KENYON Dylan 10 FLETCHER Mat (VC) 41 NICOL Brad 19 GARDINER Danial 40 SMITH John 11 RUS Matt 42 GERSBECK Mitch 20 MILLS Jay 41 SPARKS Shaun 12 STEVENS Curt 43 THEORITIS Michael Well done to all players at last week’s game, Colts played a prac- 13 MURPHY Jarod 44 ARFI Danial tise match earlier in the day and went down by a couple. Fine 14 MORRISH Stuart 45 BLEZARD Kayne and warm for the Under 18’s over at Oval 5, good win to get the 15 46 PETRIE Cam day underway. Over to Oval 1 we went and the rain started and 16 FRENKEN John 47 ROOKE Josh did not stop, the reserves made hard work of it but came away with the 4 points, the seniors came away with the 4 points and 17 JONES Ryan 48 BERRY Shane the McAleese-Flanigan Cup. 18 THARLE-ADAMS Troy 49 MCPHILLIPS Nicholas Now on to Round 1 and we welcome Doveton to Casey Fields, 19 BEADEL Robert 50 MACKENZIE Lucas lets hope the rain stays away and the sun warms our backs. 20 OSBORNE Brandon 51 The club has fantastic Sponsors and this week we thank our 21 BOLAND Michael 52 BURR Anthony Gold & Silver Sponsors: Budget Concrete Pumping, AAA Truss, 22 HOLT Leigh 53 BIRD Ryan Drummond Golf, Stockdale & Leggo, Watsons Pty Ltd, Mitch- con, Bramall & Co, A & M Garages, Comar Engineering, PFD 23 ANGWIN Lawence 54 BAKER Danial Foods, Ross Dickinson & Youth Girls Sponsor Ray White Carrum 24 OSBORNE Glen 55 DRISCOLL Andrew Downs. 25 THOMPSON Matt 57 ELYSEE Aarun Centurion’s luncheon has been deferred to the 4th June against 26 BARKER Nicholas 59 PEARCE Brad Keysborough. 27 BARKER Curtise 60 IVANKO Germaine Annual Mother’s Day Luncheon “Splash of Pink” Sat 7th May. 28 61 HILLIS Rory $30 Members, $40 non members, see Sara Wright for tickets. 0438 024 227 29 TATHAM Danial 62 WALKER Dale Reminder all memberships are past due. 30 MCGRATH Brent 69 CHALAMBARIS Nick 31 KELLY Jack 70 CONNER Danial Make sure you check out our website for new news and information about upcoming functions. www.cranbournefc.com.au SCORES 1 2 3 4

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Robinson Oval, Under 18’s Paperbark St, Doveton Melways: 91 A10 1 BUDD Ryan 21 Tel 9792 3438 2 HARDIE Jack 22 HILL Dale 3 BARTLEY Daniel 23 WALTERS Adam 4 WILKINS Matthew 24 KARTNER Adrian Black & Green 5 WOOLGAR Mitchell 25 WILLIAMS Emilio Seniors Coach: Mark Ladgrove 6 DURHAM Mitchell 26 ELLIS Sam Reserves Coach: Ryan Brown Under 18’s Coach: David Hoy 7 KOUTSOGIARRAKIS Peter 27 HERRERA Max Secretary: Steve Hendy 8 BRUCE Jason 28 ALLEN Josh 9 SENIOR Danny 29 Seniors 10 ANDERSON Mitchell 30 1 HENDY Ryan 32 DINSDALE Scott 11 BROAD Jesse 31 2 DOWNE Bradley 33 PECKETT Mitchell 12 COOLEY Joel 32 3 MILLER Matthew 34 DYE Peter 13 McFarlane Arron 33 4 McCLOY Jason 35 MOONEY Shane 14 AEIZZA Joseph 34 5 HENRY Michael (C) 36 GRANT Kory 15 MARSHALL Cade 35 6 ATWELL John 37 ANDERSON Nick 16 HILL Luke 36 7 HENWOOD Aaron 38 PAYNTER Sean 17 JAMESON Matthew 37 8 DEAN Adam 39 HAMILTON Glenn 18 RAKIC Alex 38 9 PHILLIPS Corey 40 BROWN Lee 19 GORDON Jake 39 10 MORRISON Glenn 41 DAY Trent 20 DAVIS Daniel 40 11 RODRIQUEZ Chris 42 LEES Gavin 12 WELLING David 43 BROOKS Matthew Another season arrives today, and with a lot of hard work off and on the ground over the summer, the excitement now hits us. 13 KELF Ricky 44 SEMMENS Shaun Doveton footy club has had a new injection of committee mem- 14 WILSON Nathan 45 bers with a whole new executive committee, led by former 15 HENWOOD Shannon 46 WOLSKI Troy coach and player life member Stewie Batten as president who 16 PULLEN Peter 47 STAPLETON Matthew has rallied his troops together to have the club back in a very 17 VIRGONA Bradley 48 STEWART Tom positive mode off field. 18 HENDY Travis 49 ROBERTS Jarrod The player stocks have improved also with the return of many 19 DOWNE Andrew 50 VINEY Mitchell players and the recruitment of John Atwell as we wish them all the best for season 2011. 20 BROWN James 51 The Under 18’s have also had a successful pre season with over 21 BOND Josh 52 SMART Ken 30 players attending training regularly; all mount for an exciting 22 PEARSON Ryan 53 BURKE Nathan year ahead. 23 WILSON Clint 54 MULLENS Luke We look forward to updating our supporters more over the com- 24 PRIMROSE Harley 55 MOTT Mark ing weeks and thank all our new sponsors for their great support 25 RODRIQUEZ Michael 56 heading into 2011. 26 WOOLGAR Ben 57 27 VINEY Josh 58 28 SOMERS Shaun 59 29 MORRISON Ryan 60 30 RAINEY Taylor 61 31 BLACK Simon 62

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Kalora Park, Fox Rd, Narre Warren Under 18’s/Colts Melways: 108 D9 Tel 9796 8618 1 SCANLON Stewart 21 MIONNET Josh 2 HARVEY Bobby 22 INTVEEN Corie 3 McLEAN SAM 23 YOUNG Matt Black & White 4 SABEC Tait 24 VELLA Andrew Seniors Coach: Chris Toner 5 PIENING Addison 25 BEVAN Ricky Reserves Coach: Scott Mathers 6 RAY Andy 27 O’BRIEN Jacob (Colts Capt) Under 18’s Coach: Jack McTaggart Colts Coach: Chris Wicks Secretary: Bev Hiam 7 LANG Nick (U18s VC) 28 MERZ Kristopher 8 PARKER Jordan 29 CALVERT Jake Seniors 9 MOSS Lachie 30 DURDIN Scott 1 BORNINKHOF Daniel 32 KIRBY Daniel 10 PROSSER Nathen 31 LEPAGE Matthew 2 33 HARPER Neil 11 QUIRK Dylan 32 NELSON Aidan 3 MCGILL Michael 34 WARREN Ryan 12 MATHER Brandon 33 CUTHBERT Jake (Colts VC) 4 MCIVER Aaron 35 TAPNER Brendan 13 HARVEY Jake 34 WACHTER Jordan 5 COLLINS Christopher 36 14 KING Ben (U18s Capt) 35 MEYER Matt 6 TONNA Josh 37 SCANLON Dean 15 EDWARDS Chris 36 DREW Tory 7 VANDENBROEK Daniel 38 HAMILTON Glenn 16 MCTAGGART Ashley 37 ALLEN Ash 8 SCANLON Nick 39 ADDINSAL Alex 17 MARRIOT Ryan 38 ATHANASOPOULOS Billy 9 FIELD Daniel 40 GRAY Jake 18 TROUNCE Joshua 39 BROUGHAM Aaron 10 EVANS Brett 41 HENWOOD Stevie 19 JACKSON Daniel 40 DOVASTON Luke 11 PARKER Jackson 42 20 CARTER Benjamin 41 GRGURIC Tom 12 FIELD Andrew 43 Today at Fox Road we proudly unfurl our three 2010 premier- 13 HARVEY Cole 44 DALTON Cameron ship flags - for the Casey-Cardinia Seniors and Reserves, and 14 MARRIOTT Justin 45 CONNELL Tom also the MPNFL Colts competition. 15 SAKADJIAN Alex 46 HIAM Nathan We embark on 2011 with anticipation and confidence. Wel- come to new senior recruits Matt Olney (from Nilma-Darnum), 16 WRAGG Ben 47 LAFRANCHI Joshua Andrew Hunter (Beaconsfield) Nick Shannon (Dandenong De- 17 OLNEY Matt 48 BEVAN Ricky mons) and Clay Peresso returning from long-term injury. And 18 BOYLE Lee 49 CURNOW Luke welcome new players (and their families) in the Under 18s-Colts squad, already demonstrating we have more great local talent 19 TEHENNEPE Luke 50 MCKENZIE Michael coming through the ranks. Narre’s new senior coach is Chris 20 SHANNON Nick 51 TOSIN Chris Toner – a former Narre player and Reserves coach returning to 21 HUNTER Andrew 52 Fox Road after 5 successful years coaching Cora Lynn. Narre’s 22 TAPNER Jamie 53 2011 Reserves coach is Scott Mather – known to many after a distinguished playing career at Keysborough and recent stints at 23 ANDERSON Jarrod 54 DURHAM Tom Beaconsfield and ROC. New Under 18s coach is former Narre 24 COLLINS Damian 57 MORRIS Andrew dual-premiership player Jack McTaggart; and our Colts coach 25 COLLINS Michael 58 MCNAMARA Colin is Chris Wicks who coached the Narre North Foxes to junior premierships in 2009 and 2010. 26 DE WIT Ryan 59 WEBB Shane Narre Warren FC season memberships are now available from 27 60 ADAMS Shannon the Club - $50 (Single) or $90 (Family). Supporters can join us 28 63 WHITING Jake for dinner in the social club on selection night each Thursday 29 COWAN Nick 64 TONNA Joshua ($10 hot meals) from 6.30 pm. 30 TUTT Kong 65 FEVOLA Brendan Our social golfers, the ‘Narre Pros’ next game is Sunday 1 May at Amstel in Cranbourne. Green fees $32. Phone Jeff Huysmans 31 ROSS Luke 70 MIONNET Joshua 0400 604634. New Club Sponsors are welcome – Narre Warren FNC offers great relationship marketing opportunities. Try some- SCORES 1 2 3 4 thing new in your marketing in 2011, Phone Steve Parker 0411 647175. This week’s feature sponsor - K & R Power Tools – Visit SNRS their trade display at today’s game, Contact Rick and Kim Car- roll, 19 Intrepid Street Berwick 9707 0341 www.krpowertools. RES com.au (and let them know you’re a Narre supporter). U18’s www.narrewarrenfc.vcfl.com.au 28 MPNFLSince 1908 berwick

Edwin Flack Reserve, Under 18’s / Colts Manuka Rd, Berwick Melways: 111 H7 1 MCLARDY Hayden 21 DANIEL Jason Tel 9707 3059 2 BURNS Fraser 22 MCKAY Christopher 3 MACKENZIE Matt 23 GROH Lachlan 4 ADAMS Jason 24 TEMOPOULOS Jordan Blue & White 5 PICKERING Ben 25 VILARINO Joshua Seniors Coach: Dean Rice 6 SMITH Aaron 26 SZALEK Bradley Reserves Coach: Brendan McLardy Under 18’s Coach: Robert Johns/Colts Coach: Greg Talbett 7 ANDREWS Jordan 27 KEROVEC Joshua Secretary: Mandy Gunn 8 STAFFORD Daniel 28 PARKER Jackson 9 PHILLIPS James 29 TAYLOR Jake Seniors 10 HOLLAND Benjamin 30 NASH Anthony 1 MCLARDY Jake 32 DYKER Cameron 11 ABELA Brad 31 GROVE Jayden 2 FOWLER Bradley 33 ANDREWS Tom 12 STEEL Connor 32 THARLE Clay 3 BUNTINE Jarryd 34 GILLIES Thomas 13 WEIGHTMAN Jake 33 MEADE Jordan 4 CARLYLE Billy 35 DODD Jason 14 OPTEYNDE Jack 34 RUTHERFORD Bryce 5 STENT Andrew 36 COTELA Robert 15 MACENTE Nicholas 35 FARDON David 6 PAGE Nathan 37 ZIJAI Ymet 16 JOYCE Jayden 36 Van DIJK Joshua 7 MOTT Adam 38 ZIJAI Ahmet 17 JOHNSON Mitchell 37 MORRIS Lachlan 8 WAITE Nathan 39 WAKE Michael 18 RUTHERFORD Callum 38 HAMILTON Cameron 9 ABRAHAM Matthew 40 OECHSLE Robert 19 JOINER Dylan 39 HILL-BUXTON Jake 10 BARNES Shaun 41 BRENNAN Tom 20 MILLER Lachlan 40 PETTY Aaron 11 MOROZOFF Andrew 42 LEWANDOWSKI Brett 12 STOKIE Daniel 43 BROAD Luke Great to see our Colts back in action after competing in the finals in 2009 and having last year off. We have a great crop of en- 13 HANIGAN Michael 44 LYON Tim ergetic boys coming up from the under 16s and if practice match 14 RAHILLY Jason 45 PINTAUDI Joseph form is any indication they will be competitive again this year. 15 KELLY Jason 46 FAIK Vergim Johnsy has backed up again this year at the helm of the under 16 SHEPPARD Luke 47 BOLER Kristofer 18s and his development skills with the young blokes that was 17 FINLAYSON Stephen 48 JAMIESON Jake evident last year has set up the team for another good year. It’s great to see so many of our under 16s playing at Stingrays again 18 VANSCHILT Paul 49 SMITH Tim this year. We wish them all well and they are still very much a 19 SPARE 50 DE WIT Mitchell part of the Berwick scenery. Congratulations to Matty Buntine on 20 SEAR Patrick 51 REDDIEX Callum being named co captain of the Stingrays this season. 21 ROBINSON Brett 52 RAVENHALL Matthew Brendon McLardy has stepped up to coach the reserves. Bren- 22 GUNN Tim 53 LEWANDOWSKI Dean don has been actively coaching at the Junior club and with the under 18s a couple of years ago. The ressies had one of their 23 VANDIEMEN David 54 YOUNG Philip better years last year and will be a younger, although more expe- 24 TALBETT Mitchell 55 MONEY Zachary rienced team this year. The boys have been playing fast, exciting 25 SEAR Nicholas 56 FOOT Aaron footy in the lead up games with the promise of more to come. 26 CAVALLO Daniel 57 PECK James Better check your footy record this week as a number of new 27 ANDERSON Bryce 58 MIDDLEMISS Travis young faces step out in the navy blue for the first time. It’s also welcome back to Jason Kelly who can’t wait to lead the boys 28 MEREDITH Kristian 59 TALBETT Nathan out this week. 29 DALTON Adam 60 BRENNAN Matthew The boys have all been working hard over a long pre season and 30 BRADY Shane 61 we can expect an exciting brand of lively footy action this year. 31 VAN HOUT Trent 62 Come and enjoy our first social event tonight at the Social Club starting at 8:00. DJ & finger food, $10 a head. Unders are wel- SCORES 1 2 3 4 come with wristband policy being enforced. SNRS

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Saturday 9 April Bye – Saturday 28 May Round 10 – Saturday 2 July Round 15 – Saturday 6 August C’bourne 13.20.98v D M’dows 6.6.42 VCFL Country Championships Keysborough v Beaconsfield Beaconsfield v ROC Round 1 – Saturday 16 April MPNFL v Ovens & Murray Pakenham v Hampton Park Devon Meadows v Doveton D Meadows v Hampton Park at Frankston Park Cranbourne v Tooradin Keysborough v Berwick Keysborough v Tooradin Narre Warren v ROC Pakenham v Narre Warren Round 6 – Saturday 4 June Berwick v Doveton Hampton Park v Tooradin Pakenham v ROC Berwick v Beaconsfield Cranbourne v Doveton Round 11 – Saturday 9 July Round 16 – Saturday 13 August Narre Warren v D Meadows Beaconsfield v D Meadows Narre Warren v Berwick Cranbourne v Keysborough Doveton v Beaconsfield Hampton Park v Keysborough Narre Warren v Keysborough Round 2 – Saturday 30 April Doveton v Hampton Park Tooradin v Pakenham Hampton Park v Beaconsfield ROC v Tooradin Cranbourne v Pakenham ROC v Cranbourne ROC v Hampton Park Tooradin v D Meadows Round 7 – Saturday 11 June Doveton v Narre Warren ROC v Keysborough Beaconsfield v Narre Warren Round 17 – Saturday 20 August Doveton v Pakenham Round 12 – Saturday 16 July Beaconsfield v Berwick D Meadows v Cranbourne Hampton Park v D Meadows Berwick v Cranbourne Keysborough v Pakenham D Meadows v Narre Warren Tooradin v Keysborough Keysborough v Cranbourne Round 3 – Saturday 7 May Hampton Park v Berwick ROC v Pakenham Beaconsfield v Tooradin Tooradin v Doveton Hampton Park v Doveton Doveton v Cranbourne Tooradin v ROC Devon Meadows v ROC Round 8 – Saturday 18 June Berwick v Narre Warren Keysborough v Doveton Round 18 – Saturday 27 August Cranbourne v Beaconsfield Round 13 – Saturday 23 July Pakenham v Berwick Pakenham v Devon Meadows Narre Warren v Beaconsfield Cranbourne v Narre Warren Beaconsfield v Hampton Park Pakenham v Keysborough Narre Warren v Hampton Park Devon Meadows v Tooradin Round 4 – Saturday 14 May Berwick v Tooradin Berwick v Hampton Park Keysborough v ROC Doveton v Tooradin ROC v Beaconsfield Doveton v ROC Pakenham v Doveton Doveton v Devon Meadows Round 9 – Saturday 25 June Cranbourne v Berwick Finals: Berwick v Keysborough 3 & 4 September, 10 & 11 Beaconsfield v Pakenham Round 14 – Saturday 30 July Narre Warren v Pakenham D Meadows v Keysborough September, 18 September, Tooradin v Hampton Park Tooradin v Beaconsfield 24 September Hampton Park v Cranbourne ROC v Devon Meadows Round 5 – Saturday 21 May Tooradin v Narre Warren Berwick v Pakenham Beaconsfield v Doveton ROC v Berwick Narre Warren v Cranbourne Devon Meadows v Berwick Keysborough v Narre Warren Pakenham v Cranbourne Hampton Park v ROC

30 MPNFL Since 1908 Southern Umpires

Even more Reasons to become a VSHL – SUA umpire club person. The Victorian State Home Loans Southern On Wednesday the 6th of April the official VSHL - SUA Umpires Association is no different when each year season launch evening was held at the clubrooms. at our annual presentation evening we announce the Members and invited guests who attended the evening winner of the Ron Moore Memorial Best Club Person were entertained and witnessed historic events. award. For the next 3 years this award has been proudly As part of the presentations during the evening the sponsored by our newest partner ALANIC Group who VSHL – SUA announced a number of new initiatives has kindly donated a $2000.00 travel voucher as part of and incentive programs for our members. winning this prestigious award. As part of our incentive referral program the Victorian State Home Loans Southern Umpires Association will Make the right call Program financially reward any member or social member for Make the right call program gives umpires the oppor- any loan introduced to the VSHL that settles. tunity to undertake coaching and development in all In line with our 3 year partnership with Harcourts Real areas of social interaction. Estate Chelsea we have been able to introduce a sec- This year’s program will form part of the V/Line Life ond incentive referral program. The VSHL – SUA will Training Program which will tackle important focused financially reward any member or social member 25% topics. of any commission received from Harcourts Real Estate Chelsea for any settlement on the sale of a property Depression and Mental Health referred by our members as part of our way of giving back to our members. Awareness Make the right call is a Victorian State Home Loans Ron Moore Memorial Best Club Southern Umpires initiative that involves all umpires to undertake coaching and development in all areas of so- person Award cial interaction. Our Make the Right Call program this One of the highest awards presented within any or- year will form part of the V/Line Life Training Program ganisation is the acknowledgement of people’s com- and will once again tackle three important focused top- mitment to their club or association in the way of best ics, each presented by a specialist in their field.

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The topics are: Simplifies definition and makes consistent with head • Illicit Drugs down over the ball rule, so that a player who elects to apply a bump in any situation is liable if he makes • Alcohol and binge drinking forceful contact with the head, unless: • Depression and mental health awareness The player was contesting the ball and did not have a No community is isolated from the issues that confront realistic alternative way to contest the ball; or people these days. Binge drinking, illicit drugs, anxi- The contact was caused by circumstances outside of ety disorders, depression, body image issues and self- the control of the player which could not be reasonably esteem are universal problems. foreseen. They occur everywhere and could cause many people to lose their way. The Advantage Rule That’s why we’re bringing the V/Line Life Training pro- Where the field Umpire intends to or has signalled that gram into our umpiring community. they intend to award a Free Kick to a Player, the field Umpire may, instead of awarding the Free Kick, allow The benefits the play to continue if the Player of the Team who re- Odyssey House, the Butterfly Foundation and Beyond ceives the Free Kick has taken the advantage. Blue present hard hitting, relevant and engaging infor- Updated wording to clarify change in the law which mation, encouraging questions and open discussion. now sees players determine whether “advantage” is The sessions offer life skills which help young people called by the umpire. identify who in their life provides support and helps Deliberate out of Bounds them make positive choices. They also cover long-term goal setting and assessment of current behaviours and Stricter interpretation of deliberate out of bounds (play- attitudes. er walking ball over the line). Whilst the workshops are aimed at teens aged between Trend has emerged where players are absorbing tackles 14 and 18 it’s just as crucial for parents and carers to and conceding the ball over the boundary line for a attend because they also need to understand the prob- throw-in without being penalized. lems, recognise the symptoms and learn how to give This action is counter to the spirit of keeping the ball in appropriate support. play and should be penalized accordingly. Without direction local kids can lose their way Stricter interpretation will focus on less benefit of doubt for the player who has the ball and walks over the A Reminder of the New Rules boundary line. for Season 2011 Players Exceeding Permitted Number Where a Team has more than the permitted number of Players on the Playing Surface, the following shall apply: (a) a field Umpire shall award a Free Kick to the captain or acting captain of the opposing Team, which shall be taken at the Centre Circle or where play was stopped, whichever is the greater penalty against the offending Team; (b) a Fifty-Metre Penalty shall then be imposed from the position where the Free Kick was awarded; and (c) the matter will be referred to the League to inves- tigate and ultimately determine the outcome as they see fit - note that the offending team does not lose all points scored in the Match up to the time of the count on matchday. Bumping a Player with his/her head over the ball Player who elects to bump in any situation is liable if he makes forceful contact to the head, unless he was contesting the ball or contact was beyond his control.

32 MPNFL Since 1908 Netball Preview

Welcome to 2011 season of the Casey Cardinia Netball absent. The side will need to rely on their dependable League. Even before the first centre pass can be taken, mid-court of Amy Tivendale, Jacquie Dwyer and the this season is shaping up to be unlike any other. The much under-rated playing coach, Michelle Cranston. 2011 season may very well be defined by who won’t A lack of goalers will have a huge effect on Pakenham be lining up rather than the inclusions for each club. this season losing Melanie Elston, Rachel Priestly and Reining premiers Beaconsfield have lost half of their Michelle Webster. A big congratulations to Stacey premiership team from 2010, losing Regan Brokenshire Deayton on her pregnancy but this will rule her out for and Rebecca Pryor from the goal ring along with Sarah the season also. The return of Dani West, who we must Hogan, Kim Kennedy and Bridget Gargan from the de- also congratulate on her marriage and is now Dani Wil- fensive end. Not to mention losing two time premier- liams, will be welcomed but filling the goal ring will be ship coach Shona Osborne there are some big shoes to a mission for the Lions throughout the season. fill for former Berwick coach Jess Brady who has taken Tooradin’s notoriously strong defensive line-up will over the reins at Beacy. This season sees the return of be vulnerable without club stalwarts Alison Allan and Sarah Murphy which will fill at least one of the gaps left Michelle Barnes this season. The goal ring will also be vacant but she may appear in the defence end rather hampered without Sharna Wadeson. On the up side for than the goal ring where she normally feels at home. the Seagulls the mid-court will be strengthened with Beaconsfield has an enormous amount of depth how- the return of Shona Wells after having a baby last sea- ever with some talent B grade and up and coming 17& son and Sarah Kernot. under players to draw from and will remain a premiership contender. With so many teams missing big name players where does that leave the League for 2011? Hopefully, this Berwick also will be missing a big name in Melissa Eng- will bring the gap between the ‘have’s’ and the ‘have lish travelling overseas which leaves a gaping hole in nots’ closer together. the goal ring. It would be expected that Taylor Shannon will fill this position as she intends to play only sen- The team to watch this year would have to be Keysbor- iors this season even though she is still eligible for 17& ough. With no notable changes in their line-up from under. The question remains can Taylor Shannon and 2010, this team should improve on their 2nd ladder Lyn Moyes strike up a quality goaling combination like position. With quality players like Jo Amott and Fiona the one English and Moyes have taken years in the ring Smith expected to line-up again I’m not sure which together to perfect? team will be able to topple this side from top spot this ROC will be without goaling stalwart Nic Robbins season. following surgery in the off-season. Mel Overdyk had Hampton Park seemed to have a lot of potential last a baby girl, Jasmine, only weeks ago so the question season but sadly lacked a consistently strong side week remains whether she will make an appearance on the in week out to really make an impact. The Redbacks ro- court later in the season. From watching the ROCers at tated 17 players through their A grade last season mak- the pre-season tournament it seems they have picked ing each week an unknown prospect not only for their up a tall defender but noticeably Laura Quinn was opposition but for themselves as well. 100 MILLION PEOPLE SEARCH YOUTUBE EVERY DAY! GET YOUR BUSINESS MOVING ONLINE WITH VIDEO.

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The young Magpies will definitely be the big improvers this season with many of their players with a couple of CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP seasons in the seniors under their belt now. Narre War- ren had a new, tall GS at the pre-season tournament Club a B c 17 15 13 total and an impressive new defender, coupled with a strong Cranbourne 10 8 6 5 4 3 36 mid-courter in Jade Waite Narre Warren will definitely D Meadows 0 0 0 - 0 0 0 not finish on the bottom of the ladder this season. Beaconsfield 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Doveton will manage to put an A grade team back on the court this season which will be a welcome return. Berwick 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Who will actually line-up for them is still a bit of a mys- Doveton 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 tery but the club did manage to enter a B and C grade Hampton Park 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 team into the pre-season tournament but I fear there is Keysborough 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 little depth there this season and I can’t see where any wins will come from for them. Narre Warren 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 But this is all speculation of course until we actually Pakenham 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 see these teams play. But we have already seen two ROC 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 teams this season, playing their Round 18 match last Tooradin 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 weekend; Cranbourne v Devon Meadows. After struggling to get an A grade side on the court last target under the ring. Emily Harmes is a player to watch season following the exodus of players and their coach for Meadows in her first season out of juniors. The 3rd Cranbourne could only improve this season, and they term saw many turn-overs and unforced errors on both have. New coach, Natu, has managed to bring some sides but the Eagles were steadily reducing the gap. In former Hampton Park / Doveton superstars out of re- the final term, Tara Cecil found another gear in defence, tirement; Lenyss and Ngaire Smith. These amazingly creating the turn-overs Cranbourne needed to get their experienced players have added a new dimension to noses in front with young goaler, Emily Wilson a big this young Cranbourne side that found themselves 10 improver from last season. From all reports Cranbourne goals down to Devon Meadows at half time. Meadows has been put through their paces during a gruelling defensive sibling duo of Lucy and Zoe De Haye were pre-season which showed when they ran the game out impressive in the early stages but Cranbourne brought comfortably in a narrow come from behind win by 3 on a new goaler in the 2nd half that gave them a strong goals. So the wash-up of all this for 2011 is my prediction for ladder positions come the end of the season. 1. Keysborough 2. Beaconsfield 3. Berwick 4. ROC 5. Pakenham 6. Cranbourne 7. Devon Meadows 8. Tooradin 9. Narre Warren 10. Hampton Park 11. Doveton The exciting part of this season will be that any team within the top 8 could feasibly make finals and this could be another finals series decided by percentage. 2011 will be the closest season we have seen in some time which is great for the competition. As for the first round matches, here are my predictions: Devon Meadows v Hampton Park Keysborough v Tooradin-Dalmore Pakenham v ROC Cranbourne v Doveton Narre Warren v Berwick Beaconsfield BYE Until next week, enjoy your netball! 34 MPNFL Since 1908 Netball Preview

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A Grade - A good start to the season for the Meadows. Although we lost be 3 our court play was strong and our two young guns played really well. One of centre courters was injured and that made it difficult to be able to keep the players fresh in our first game back. All players contributed well. We’re looking to forward to another good season at Meadows. Best on court - Tamara. B grade have come into the 2011 season with a new team who improved more and more as the game pro- gressed. The girls showed this week that they are up for a challenge and are able to step up to their opposition, by not only playing hard but really pulling together as a team. The two sides were evenly matched with a nail biting game right till the end. Cranbourne managed to get on top by the final siren, taking the game by 2 goals in the dying minutes. C Grade The girls played very well for their first game together. Through the game we did have the ball down our end quite a lot but unfortunately we could not convert. Our last quarter was the best quarter out of the whole game only losing the quarter by two goals. BOC: Natasha Sherlock.

NARRE WARREN DOVETON Narre Warren Football Netball Club welcome Berwick for our first home game of 2011. After a long pre season Season 2011 Has been a great year already for the all teams are looking for a positive start to the season. Doves we are fielding all 6 sides for 2011. I would like We welcome new coaches aboard – Richard Ham- to welcome all new players and there families to the mond 13s, Justin Collins 15s, Sharon de Hann 15s (Mid club for what is going to be a very successfull club this Week), Holly Booth 17s and Terri Lee Brettoner who year both on and off the court. We would also like to will be guiding C grade. Kerry Twyford and Rebekah congratulate all of the Captains and vice captains for Booth will continue with A and B grade respectively. this year i am sure you will do a great job leading your There are a few new faces who will help boost the teams. Looking forward to a great season depth of our senior squad this year. Good Luck to Kara Lowe, Maddy Henwood, Jess Traynor, Ellie Haycraft Pres along with past 17 & Under players who have made the step up to seniors. TOORADIN Our senior teams enjoyed a hit out at the Pre Season Cup at Cranbourne on Sunday 27th March. All three Season 2011 is here & we are all looking forward to get- teams were competitive with promising signs of im- ting started and playing some great netball! The TDNC provement for the season ahead. Off the court, the net- have had a great pre-season, which started in January ball administrators have had a busy Summer with the and all the players have benefited from this. We entered City of Casey granting permission for a second court 3 teams in the CSWNA pre-season cup a few weeks at Narre Warren. This could not have been achieved ago and this was a great opportunity for our coaches to without the commitment and dedication of Chris and have a good look at each player and the combinations Janette. in each team. Both B & A Grade missed out on the finals by percentage so it was a great effort by all. We Good Luck to the premiership footballers in their first have heaps of new players this season, throughout both round. juniors & seniors, so I would like to welcome them all Cheer, Cheer the BLACK and WHITE in Season 2011! & their families to the club and hope they have a great

Since 1908MPNFL 35 Netball Preview season. I would also like to take this opportunity to introduce our coaching team for 2011 and wish them all the success for the upcoming season. In their first year of coaching, Sara Tanner will be coaching our 13 & under girls and Kellie North & Mel Mantel are coaching our 15 & under girls. Emily & Annelise Van Rooye will be once again coaching our 17’s and Naomi Rendall, for her first time coaching seniors, is doing C Grade. Lisa Vandermeer will once again be coaching our B grade side & Sandra Van Rooye has been reappointed as our A Grade coach. We wish all of our coaches a wonderful season. Today we head to Keysborough and look forward to a great day of very competitive netball. Don’t forget that the netball club are hosting the egg/ bacon & sausage in bread stall at the Tooradin Mar- ket TOMORROW. If you have put your name down to help, please make sure you turn up for duty. It is one of the major fundraising events for the year. SOCIAL CALENDAR 30th April @ Tooradin Sportsclub: First Home Game Party!!!! Come along and have dinner with your teammates and stay for a drink and a dance and get to know everyone at the club. We hope to see ALL netballers there. More details coming…….. 18th June: Formal Night @ Amberlee Receptions. Put this date in your diary now and more details coming soon. You don’t want to miss this event! Good Luck to our footy & netball teams today against Keysborough. GO SEAGULL’S!!!

HAMPTON PARK ROC

Welcome to everyone on what we hope will be a great Welcome back to players, supporters and sponsors for 2011 season on and off the court. the 2011 season. It should be an exciting year for ROC as we look to improve on our positions from last year. We have had some major changers this year with the Today we head to Toomuc Reserve to play Pakenham. Football and Netball club finally becoming one, now ROC always has a good battle with Pakenham and to- known as Hampton Park Football Netball Club, a day should be no different! stronger committee, coaching staff and some very determine players both new and old faces. ROCNC welcomes three new coaches this season. Coaching staff for the 2011 season are as follows, Jo Joining our continuing coaches Michelle Cranston Crowther A, Jorden Ashton B, Sheena Clarke C, Huri- (A&B) and Larissa Wood (15’s) we have Louisa Vincent ana Taylor 17’s, Catherine Couch 15’s and Rachael Hi- (C), Courtney Linhart (17’s) and young gun Mikaela Vin- roki 13’s so let’s get behind them and give them all our cent (13’s). support. We have had a strong pre-season with a record number I would like to say a huge thank you to Bunnings Cran- of senior girls showing up in January, and junior trials bourne for taking the time out to renovate our club- held in December. From this we have some great junior rooms and give them a new look, can not believe the teams and a strong senior squad, and the club is an difference, so thank you very much, and also to our exciting place to be around! Major Sponsor Hampton Park Tavern, Thank you also. During the past month both junior and senior teams Don’t forget the Wine Tasting afternoon Saturday 7th competed in local tournaments, which allowed us May 1pm start at the clubrooms I expect to see you all to test out new combinations on court. We also had there as well as a friend or two, it will be a great day. practice matches against Koo Wee Rup and Mt Evelyn. $5.00 entry and the bar will also be open for those that Today we will step it up another notch as we start the don’t drink wine. Check Notice boards for more func- real season! tions and updates. Our first footy/netball social event is a cocktail night Also any one that can help out please see either Mel, in the rooms this evening, and it will be a good way to Sheena or Bev as we are always looking for helpers to kick off the season - hopefully celebrating a few wins make our days run smoother. GO REDBACKS from round 1! GO ROC! 36 MPNFL Since 1908 Netball Preview

KEYSBOROUGH CRANBOURNE

Keysie is looking mighty fine in 2011! We have had a The season started off on a high. In typical Casey Fields fantastic turn out during the pre-season and are looking conditions (windy), all teams that took to the court forward to having 3 competitive senior teams and an against Devon Meadows won. The juniors showed all under 17’s team. The Club welcomes all the under 17 spectators that they are true contenders for the flag this girls to the club and wishes them all the very best for year with very convincing wins with the U/17’s yet to the season ahead. We would also like to welcome all open their account as they had a bye. the new players to KFNC. We are happy to announce C Grade took to the courts with a positive attitude and that Jenny Thomas has taken on coaching A & B grade, played with great sportsmanship and showed great pas- Jaime Reginer is coaching C grade and Mel & Penny are sages of finesse and smart play. A & B Grades games taking on under 17’s together. I would like to wish all were nailbiters with both teams winning by two goals. 4 teams the best for the season, and with strength and It’s only the first game and I’m already having a heart determination it’ll be a hard fight to get through the attack! As the winds got stronger, the passes were miss- Burra! What better way to start the new season with a ing their marks and the goals were hard to get but both tough game against Tooradin. Good luck to all 4 teams teams never gave up. They all held their heads high and and hope we come away with 4 wins!! started to play smartly. This is what Cranbourne is all about. No matter how far behind you are, you can always come back and be the PAKENHAM first across the line if you focus,don’t panic and you’re passionate enough. Looking forward to the first round of enthusiastic netball against our highway neighbours ROC. The girls The players, coaches and supporters of this club are have worked hard over the pre-season with a few new to be commended for their great encouragement and faces who we welcome to the club and a couple of un- sportmanship.Congratulations girls on a great start to fortunate pre-season injuries. Well done to committee the season and continue to train extremely hard as you and coaches for the enormous effort to get the season will surely be rewarded. off and running and wish all players success today. This week we welcome Doveton to Casey Fields. Good luck to all teams. GO EAGLES!!! Thank you to our sponsors: Holt Landscaping, Cold BERWICK Rock and McDonalds.

Berwick Netball Club are coming off a very successful season and are looking to go one better and improve on last years performances, with a solid season in 2011. We would like to take this opportunity to congratulate all our grades on making finals in 2010, particularly our B grade team who were Premiers. Congratulations also to all of our girls who were successful in their individ- ual performances taking out prestigious league awards; Melissa English (Team of the Year), Bree Driscoll (B Grade B&F), Tayla Shannon (U17’s B&F and Rising Star award) and Olivia Macente (U13’s R Up B&F). This year we welcome back many of the old faces from last year into both playing and coaching roles, and also a few new faces whom we know will bring many posi- tives to the club. All our teams have been training hard in recent weeks and are in great form to start off our 2011 season. Our teams have all competed in pre-season practice matches and tournaments and have all been very competitive in their endeavours. Best of luck to all our Berwick girls for season 2011. We have every faith our players, coaches, committee and spectators will do the Berwick Netball Club proud throughout the year.

Since 1908 MPNFL 37 Netball Results & Ladders

A GRADE 17 & UNDER Cranbourne (28) v D Meadows (25)

Team p W L D B F agst % pts Team p W L D B F agst % pts Cranbourne 1 1 0 0 0 28 25 112 4 Beaconsfield 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 D Meadows 1 0 1 0 0 25 28 89.28 0 Berwick 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Beaconsfield 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Cranbourne 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Berwick 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hampton Park 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hampton Park 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Keysborough 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Keysborough 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Narre Warren 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Narre Warren 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Pakenham 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Pakenham 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ROC 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ROC 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Tooradin 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Tooradin 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 B GRADE 15 & UNDER Cranbourne (33) v D Meadows (31) Cranbourne (44) v D Meadows (7)

Team p W L D B F agst % pts Team p W L D B F agst % pts Cranbourne 1 1 0 0 0 33 31 106.4 4 Cranbourne 1 1 0 0 0 44 7 106.4 4 D Meadows 1 0 1 0 0 31 33 93.9 0 D Meadows 1 0 1 0 0 7 44 15.9 0 Beaconsfield 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Beaconsfield 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Berwick 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Berwick 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hampton Park 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hampton Park 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Keysborough 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Narre Warren 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Narre Warren 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Pakenham 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Pakenham 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ROC 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ROC 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Tooradin 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Tooradin 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

C GRADE 13 & UNDER Cranbourne (41) v D Meadows (12) Cranbourne (45) v D Meadows (3)

Team p W L D B F agst % pts Team p W L D B F agst % pts Cranbourne 1 1 0 0 0 41 12 341.6 4 Cranbourne 1 1 0 0 0 45 3 1500 4 D Meadows 1 0 1 0 0 12 41 29.2 0 D Meadows 1 0 1 0 0 3 45 6.6 0 Beaconsfield 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Beaconsfield 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Berwick 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Berwick 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hampton Park 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hampton Park 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Keysborough 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Narre Warren 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Narre Warren 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Pakenham 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Pakenham 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ROC 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ROC 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Tooradin 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Tooradin 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

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