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Hastings Blues Hastings Blues No Surname First Name Age H W G B 1 LEHMANN Chris 22 167 76 2 PIKE Aaron 26 175 82 3 MASTERSON Grant 24 185 83 4 ROBBINS Matthew 34 176 90 5 HULL David 26 172 77 6 VANDENHAM Richard 26 172 79 7 AGNELLO (C) Michael 34 192 92 8 KIELY Andrew 31 192 94 9 KESTLE Jason 29 183 83 COACH Glenn Michie 10 CAVE Michael 25 167 85 11 McVEIGH Colin 23 192 85 TEAM MANAGER Gerry Morsman 12 ARNOLD Brad 20 173 77 14 BOOTH Andrew 24 179 80 RUNNER 16 WISHART Daniel 25 183 86 Peter Mereszko 17 HADDAD Mick 26 181 82 Scores 18 DOCHERTY Kyle 24 188 90 HastingS 20 STANDFIELD Joel 24 198 89 BLUES 21 HASTIE Aaron 34 180 75 1/4 Time 22 MANBY Jason 23 186 77 23 HAND Dylan 28 187 95 24 MAWSON Peter 20 176 72 1/2 Time 26 CHURCHIN Timothy 20 177 73 29 HEWITT Luke 19 176 87 33 MORRISON Dean 31 178 85 3/4 Time 35 MULHERON Josh 24 198 113 37 MICHIE Glenn 30 190 104 41 PINTO Nick 24 179 82 Final Score 44 PINTO Kyle 23 174 67 51 LEYONHJELM Jay 22 192 86 Hastings Since 1908 MPNFL 31 Hastings Blues 2 – Aaron Pike Assistant Coach and hard at it midfielder who puts his head over the pill at every contest. Quick and smart and will not stop all game. 3 – Grant Masterson In his first year back at his home club Grant has been a fantastic for- ward contributing 40 goals to date in a highly talented forward set up. 4 – Matthew Robbins Highly talented mid- fielder/forward who can also win the game off his own boot. Very strong at ground level as well as in the air. 5 – Dave Hull Very versatile player that can play either end of the ground or through the middle. 6 – Richie Vandenham Small forward/onballer who has explosive pace and a huge vertical leap. Works hard both ways. 7 – Michael Agnello Captain Courageous of the Hastings FNC, quality ever reliable back- man that gives nothing to his opponent on any occasion. 8 – Andrew Kiely Tall backline player that is extremely fit and uncompromising, will give his opponent nothing whilst seeming to have all the time in the world himself. 9 – Jason Kestle Backline player that has the ability to shut down his opponent, win his own football and give advantage to our forwards. 11 – Colin McVeigh Highly talented, high marking forward/midfielder who like many others in the team can win a game off his own boot. 12 – Brad Arnold Young hard in and under onballer who is becoming one of Hastings most consistent players. Works hard both ways. 14 – Andrew Booth Small defender who gives nothing away easily. Straight at it player that wont take a backward step. 16 – Daniel Wishart Solid onball/defender whose attack on the footy is fantastic. Hard at it is an understatement and genuine ball winner. 17 – Mick Haddad Exceptionally hard at it onballer who can win his own ball whilst shutting down an opposition player. 32 MPNFL Since 1908 18 – Kyle Docherty Solid, tall defender who can shut down an opponent whilst creating attack in the same play. Can go forward or onball. 20 – Joel Standfield Tall defender that gives his everything at every contest. Will also sac- rifice his own game to nullify an opponent. 21 – Aaron Hastie Very smart, evergreen on ball/defender who knows how to use the ball to the teams advantage, never wastes a possession. 22 – Jason Manby Backline player that has shut down some of the biggest names in our league this year. Will sacrifice his own pos- session game to nullify his opponent. 23 – Dylan Hand Big Body power forward who can break open a pack to take a big grab and if given any leeway can win a game off his own boot. 24 – Peter Mawson Hard at it, in and under midfielder/forward who is arguably the straightest kick in the competition. 26 – Tim Churchin Fantastic ball usage skills that can “dominate” a game. Tim is a player that can play either end of the ground when required. 29 – Luke Hewitt Youngest player in the team and can play anywhere when needed. Genu- ine goal kicker who can also shut down any sized opposition player. 33 – Dean Morrison As honest as a footballer can be. You know exactly what you are going to get with Dean every game and with his versatility can play anywhere. 35 – Josh Mulheron A big dominant ruck- man that can control the game from the first bounce. Rarely beaten and puts his head over the ball and loves to get down where the little blokes should be. 37 – Glenn Michie A Coach who leads by example, he expects a lot from himself and in- turn from his charges. A genuine forward who is rarely beaten in a marking contest. 44 – Kyle Pinto Small forward who loves to run. Extremely creative and will be front and centre at every aerial contest. Since 1908 MPNFL 33 Grand Final Bendigo Community Bank Somerville Under 18s Frankston Under 18s COACH - Aidan Bock COACH - Ben Hall RUNNER - Ross Twyford RUNNER - Peter Wilmott TEAM MANAGER - Andrew Palmer TEAM MANAGER - Brian Westhorp No. Surname First Name Age H W No. Surname First Name Age H W 1 PALMER (C) Rhys 18 183 75 1 WHITE Dale 17 171 62 2 WATTS Matthew 17 174 73 2 WESTTHORP Matthew 18 193 77 3 MARSHALL Daniel 17 177 74 3 HUNTER Aaron 18 188 68 4 SHIPTON Bradley 18 179 70 5 BOCK Stefan 17 178 80 4 FRANCIS Josh 17 169 60 6 ADAMS Samual 17 175 70 5 KINGSBURY Jason 17 180 72 7 HOGENBIRK Rowan 18 190 86 6 KENT Michael 18 178 75 8 DALMAU Chris 16 172 65 7 MARKS-LOGAN Ryan 17 192 74 9 TWYFORD Reece 17 178 66 10 HUGHES Matthew 17 182 83 8 KISS Justin 18 180 60 11 FORSYTH Matthew 17 178 75 9 LOGAN-PALSER Daniel 16 180 90 12 WATSON Nicholas 17 185 76 10 WILSON Michael 17 174 70 13 BARBOUR Jack 16 183 68 11 PASQUILL Adam 18 191 85 14 ROWE Bradley 18 187 80 12 WISHART Ryan 18 180 73 15 JAMIESON Ryan 17 180 75 16 TOWAN Luke 16 181 72 13 PAGE Jay 18 176 70 17 THOMPSON Harrison 17 186 78 14 Mc CONVILLE Chris 17 175 64 18 DUNCAN Zak 16 183 80 15 PHILLIPS Nathan 18 172 65 19 SHIELDS William 17 175 70 16 SUTTON Brett 17 180 72 20 PARKER Cayne 18 178 81 21 PARRENT-SEIDEL Lachlan 16 177 73 17 CUDMORE Jacob 18 183 78 22 BURTON James 18 179 71 18 FOSTER Scott 18 190 85 23 MEARS Dale 17 184 79 19 OFFER (C) Matthew 18 180 73 25 MUIR Robert 18 170 76 20 WOOD Jackson 18 172 61 26 CAMERON Allan 18 165 60 27 BECKETT Tom 17 180 81 21 SMITH Chris 18 180 72 28 WHINCUP Michael 18 175 69 22 WALKER Jordan 17 178 72 30 LIVINGSTONE Jarrod 17 175 65 23 BENCE Daniel 18 178 68 31 SKEELS Braeden 17 177 76 24 FRITH Benjamin 18 192 80 32 BRAVO Travis 18 179 71 26 BARRINGTON James 17 178 80 37 PRETTY Max 18 193 90 54 WILSON Mitchell 18 178 84 36 MACE Ben 17 169 61 57 LINDLEY Nicholas 17 180 88 40 HARRIS Matthew 18 176 74 Quarter Goals Behinds Points Quarter Goals Behinds Points 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 3rd 3rd 4th 4th TOTAL TOTAL 34 MPNFL Since 1908 Bendigo Community Bank Notes Somerville Frankston Two weeks ago we earned the right to be here today A years worth of works comes to an end today as the and it is time to show the football public why you do Twos look for that elusive flag and the Baby Bombers all the hard work to get here. The Club and The Eagle strive for ‘back to back’ Army are 100% behind you! Enjoy the moment and the Trav Rients and Justin O’Carroll have formed a magnifi- occasion, but stay focused on the job at hand. Wear the cent partnership as they built a team from some talented Blue & Gold with pride! veterans and some exciting juniors, it has taken all year Every player on the list has contributed in some small but they timed their run perfectly. Dan Myers has been way to getting us to this point. Make sure that you hold a stand out in the second half of the year; he stood up your head high and represent your club in a proud and became a leader just when the team needed him. manner. Big Ryan Lia has been a star all year and his partner The club wishes to thank Aidan and his support staff for in crime Dizzy Dillon is a powerful target across half all their work throughout the season. There is always a forward. Youngster Billy Elliott, Ben Simmons, Shannon lot of hard work involved in putting a team on the park White and Corey Batt have added some spark to older every week. Without your input we wouldn’t be able to players. Also worth noting that Simon ‘Slippy’ Greener be in this position. wears the club colours for the hundredth time today, a premiership would be a nice way to celebrate. The club also would like to acknowledge the following people.
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