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HeaderBody Copy Firstly, congratulations to Nathan Muratore

of the Gembrook Cockatoo Football Club. To get selected in the U19 VIC Country Representative Team is an achievement in itself. To obtain best on ground honours is a credit to Nathan’s application and ability. Not many can boast a Peter Knights Medal, well done Nathan.

This week sees a bye for Division One. This was at the request of the VCFL to ensure players could be made available for the Australian Country Football Championships. Congratulations to Josh Taylor (Emerald); Jarred Bayliss (Wandin) and Caillin Porter (Emerald) on their selection. We know that you will represent your club and League with great skill, pride and commitment. Good luck in Wagga Wagga.

I believe I need to reinforce the Ambulance and insurance message again. Here goes:

There are always numerous calls to me about player insurance; what am I covered for, does my coverage include ambulance, etc.. As a player, coach, trainer, official or volunteer etc of a club of the YVMDFNL, you all become bona fide members of both the VCFL and Netball VIC. I will focus on football insurance, as netball insurance is very similar in structure and benefits. All clubs have a minimum cover and for the football side of things, it is referred to JLT Silver Coverage.

SILVER COVERAGE generally includes: Physio, Chiro, Dental, Ambulance transport, private hospital accommodation etc... ALL NON-MEDICARE EXPENSES. These types of expenses are covered for injuries sustained whilst participating in an official match or training session; travelling to and from an official club activity; participation in an official club function or tour and representative matches. Please note that a referral from a medical practitioner will be required to claim these types of expenses. Capital benefits also apply in the event of death or a permanent disability, in some cases up to $150k.

It is important to note that JLT SILVER INCLUDES

• A MAXIMUM OF $2500 PER CLAIM;

• 75% REIMBURSMENT

• EXCESS OF $75 PER CLAIM

Please note that nothing can fully substitute for Private Cover and that JLT Silver coverage should be seen as complementary to your existing medical coverage.

I would like to highlight an important item that some of you may not have considered. Some private medical insurance will fully cover you for ambulance cover... HOWEVER, if you are not covered by ambulance, the maximum claim you can make is $2500 through JLT Silver coverage.

So please consider the following:

• The base fee for a metropolitan road ambulance is close to $1000, if you are in the country the charge could be up to $2000.

• The base fee for a rotary wing air ambulance can be up to $4000.

Now if you consider JLT Silver coverage as primary insurance, you may in fact be significantly out of pocket or have a substantial part of your claim filled with ambulance costs, leaving little or no funding for your rehabilitation.

NOW CONSIDER THIS:

If you are not a member of Ambulance Victoria, then why not! It is not expensive...

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Here come Kinglake! Their hibernation must be over. The fight in the Lakers has come to the fore and there is no doubt in my mind that the tough wintery and icy conditions are lifting spirits. Kinglake are now as committed as ever, and it just goes to show that solidarity and passion will more than make up for your best players being out of the team. Not sure Kinglake are in the same class as Belgrave, but they now look like finals contenders and may just rattle a few egos in September. Interestingly, Wazza reckons Kinglake will take over Powelltown’s position in the five with a win in the last round of the season over the enigmatic Demons.

Powelltown are capable of great things, but their form is almost impossible to follow. They need some consistency and football driven passion. There are a few too many players relying on their team mates... time to step up and mate up.... what do they say... all for one.... Powelltown with 21 committed players are more than capable... c’mon Powelltown, chances to play finals don’t come around that often.

Yea are teetering and need to re-establish some sort of momentum which we all thought they had only a few weeks ago. July is a tough month and if your mind and attitude is not on-song, you cannot win, no matter how good you are. Yea at home to Seville are a chance, but they will have to lift their spirits significantly. Now Seville are a most interesting team. Their steely resolve last week was proof enough that they are able to tough it out.... Seville’s ground has taken a bit of

a battering and it will be interesting to see how they play on top of the ground at Yea. Seville are a different team to last year, and possibly their losses and indifferent form may in a bizarre way place them in good stead come finals time.

Now Yarra Glen with no home, are fast running out of players, yet they are still able to muster effort, energy and team work to win games with style. They too like Seville, have experienced some highs and lows. That experience can only add value come finals time when finals pressure can dish up some interesting challenges. So what does all this mean for Belgrave, their season so far is perfect, no losses and minimal injuries. The danger of the perfect home and away season is that if you find yourself behind during a finals game, you sometimes don’t cope well with the pressure you have not experienced during the season. Perhaps time to change it up at Belgrave and play a few players out of position, just in case you have to do that come September.

Alexandra’s run home is not bad, and Wazza is confident that Alexandra can grab 4th or 5th spot. However, their meek surrender last Saturday against Belgrave suggests they may have an inferiority complex against the better teams. Wazza hopes he is wrong, but Wazza does believe Alexandra are much better than last week’s effort.

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Top Goal Kickers 2012Division One Division Two

SENIORSDaniel Lewis Woori Yallock 3 55Shannon Richardson Gembrook Cockatoo 6 37Jarrod Bayliss Wandin 0 37Michael Hughson Monbulk 1 35Matthew Cox Emerald 1 35

RESERVESLiam Main Gembrook Cockatoo 2 36Brady Schubert Olinda Ferny Creek 0 26Nathan Whelan Wandin 3 25Damien Egan Warburton Millgrove 0 22Jesse Mather-Moore Emerald 0 20

UNDER 18’SCameron Spaulding Woori Yallock 1 52Luke McPhee Wandin 10 36Tyler Haugh Upwey Tecoma 2 30Jesse Bombinski Mount Evelyn 0 27Aaron Rowe Wandin 9 22

SENIORSMitchell Collins Belgrave 7 87Ryan Kueffer Yarra Glen 5 75Kane Jones Seville 0 62Josh Nixon Kinglake 7 53David Lever Yarra Junction 0 31

RESERVESAlan De Keizer Powelltown 0 30Peter Kiss Yea 2 25Thomas O’Dwyer Yea 2 20Craig Osborne Powelltown 0 20Brad Leary Seville 0 20

UNDER 18’S Joshua Neal Seville 0 30William Goodwin Yarra Glen 4 24Jedd Hamill Alexandra 2 23Callum Orren Yarra Glen 3 21William Cody Alexandra 1 19

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NETBALL A GrAdEKara Salmon Belgrave 37 323Zoe Abbruzzese Seville 19 263Elizabeth Kay Yarra Glen 13 198Emma Litterbach Yarra Junction 4 191Lauren Steyger Alexandra 13 187NETBALL A rESErVERebecca Groen Seville 34 346Alexandra Gawley Belgrave 12 240Grace Westwood Alexandra 22 240Sharnie Gray Yarra Glen 2 234Natalie Glanville Belgrave 0 221NETBALL B GrAdELouise Chapple Alexandra 17 204Amee Williams Belgrave 17 159Naomi Hargreaves Belgrave 10 155Rebecca Bastion Yea 9 116Renae Turner Yarra Glen 8 110NETBALL B rESErVE Carroline Nyhuis Seville 38 259Jade White Yea 9 100Stacey Rennie Alexandra 13 94Karen Richards Alexandra 14 85Rachel Cooke Yea 12 59

NETBALL A GrAdEMelissa Martinov Wandin 26 270Kylie Malone Healesville 0 266Peri Stewart Woori Yallock 3 265Tess Linkins Upwey Tecoma 0 263Rachael Hickey Mount Evelyn 29 252NETBALL A rESErVEJackie Cullimore Mount Evelyn 38 357Emma Mullinder Monbulk 0 295Hayley Thompson Wandin 23 264Melanie Hancock Warburton Millg 29 254Adele Ormsby Warburton Millg 18 229NETBALL B GrAdEMichelle Tomlinson Upwey Tecoma 28 301Elise Tanzen Olinda Ferry Cr 22 280Darcie Marmion Mount Evelyn 15 253Kristy Evans Emerald 23 195Tori Starling Mount Evelyn 15 185NETBALL B rESErVELauren Walker Warburton Millg 9 218Naomi Hammett Mount Evelyn 23 207Lauren Smith Olinda Ferry Cr 21 200Amanda Sloane Emerald 0 163Joanne Oostermeyer Wandin 0 143

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players was what helped them to get over the line, but they were caught unawares by the intensity of Upwey and their readiness to enter each contest hard and low. Despite surging late in the game,Upwey ran out of time when they caught Woori on the back foot. Michael Witkowski, Joel Adams and Danny Ryan were Woori Yallock’s best.

Wandin 12.11.83 def Warburton Millgrove 8.15.63

Early on it looked as though this game was going to be tight, but only scoring two points in the third quarter is what let Warburton Millgrove down. The Burra’s were in the contest, but they crumbled under Wandin’s pressure in a match that was crucial for both sides. Both teams proved to be inaccurate when kicking for goal, but Wandin’s third term effort was enough for them to get a break. Brandon Kapakoulakis, Zachary King (1 goal) and Joshua Mende were fantastic in this scrappy affair, enjoying the conditions much more than their opponents.

DIVISION 1 UNDER 18s

Emerald 12.6.78 def Monbulk 2.3.15

A goalless first half of footy was what mainly contributed to Monbulk’s heavy loss to Emerald – that and the fact that the home side were able to adapt better to the scrappy conditions of their ground. Monbulk have struggled a bit this season, and coming up against the now third on the ladder Emerald, they were always going to have a hard time against them. Emerald’s Corey Deringowski (3 goals), Ben O’Ryan (1 goal) and Casey Thomsen were best in this match, getting many of their possessions in the middle of the ground and from the important clearances.

Mount Evelyn 10.16.76 def Olinda Ferny Creek 8.6.54

Mount Evelyn now sit comfortably in the top five. The Mounters led at every break, though there was the general feeling that Olinda were somehow going to work their way into the

game. But it was not to be, especially with Olinda only managing to kick a goal in the second term – but they played well enough to not allow their opponent to run off with the game. Olinda was always in it, and were very lucky Mount Evelyn were wayward with their kicking. Aidan Cyr, Jesse Bombinski and Jackson Taylor (2 goals) were Mount Evelyn’s best.

Upwey Tecoma 14.15.99 def Woori Yallock 3.4.22

Woori Yallock struggled in this match, and it not only showed on the scoreboard, but always in the way they played. They were sluggish in comparison to Upwey Tecoma, and were second to each contest; they didn’t go in hard enough. Upwey proved to be too quick, and although they were kicking at just under fifty percent, it was still enough to give them a handy lead. Nathan Beacom, Luke Hannon (2 goals) and James Blair (2 goals) in particular played very well in their side’s win, relishing in the freedom around their ground.

Wandin 35.13.223 def Gembrook Cockatoo 0.1.1

Further cementing their position of first on the ladder, Wandin had a resounding win over Gembrook. The Burra’s were always going to find it difficult to defeat the ladder leaders, but it was made impossible by the pressure Wandin exerted. They didn’t put a foot wrong, kicking nine goals to nil in the opening term – and after that, it was all Wandin. Luke McPhee and Aaron Rowe kicked ten and nine goals respectively, with Samuel Marsh kicking five. Troy Adamson (1 goal) and Benjamin Chapman (1 goal) also played well in Wandin’s very one-sided victory.

Gembrook Cockatoo star Nathan Muratore represented the U19 VIC Country team with distinction last Sunday earning Best on Ground Honours and winning the Peter Knights Medal. The VICS in the end won comfortably:

Worksafe VCFL U19 2.1, 4.6, 6.7, 12.14 (86)

VAFA U19 0.4, 1.4, 4.8, 4.12 (36)

Muratore dominated the VIC half back line, and not only did he turn back many VAFA attacking moves, he created enormous drive and turned those attacking moves into frequent inside 50 opportunities for the VICS. This achievement for Nathan tops off a great game at Swan Hill representing the YVMDF&NL senior team back in May and his week in week out performances with Division 1 ladder leaders Gembrook Cockatoo.

In other representative news, Josh Taylor (Emerald), Jarrod Bayliss (Wandin) and Caillin Porter (Emerald) will represent VIC Country #2 team in the Australian Championships next weekend at Wagga Wagga. Both Josh and Jarrod have been selected as Vice Captains. And continuing the strong showing, Mark Sandilands (YVMDF&NL Director) will be Peter Knights Assistant Coach for VIC Country #1 team. Also heading to Wagga Wagga is Jason Newman (YVMDF&NL field umpire) who has also earned selection for his solid umpiring performances both at home and in interleague.

DIVISION 1 SENIORS

Emerald 6.9.45 def by Monbulk 10.8.68

Despite a good start, Emerald struggled in the mud that consumed their footy ground. Their first and third quarters was when all the action happened, whereas the second and fourth was where they lapsed and their pressure dropped off. But Monbulk slugged it out and adapted to the conditions much better than the Bombers, using the mud to slide in low and get in and under the contests. The footy was won by the Hawks mainly

in the middle of the ground, where Sam Whittington (2 goals), Shane Van Seters and Dylan Werts got most of their possessions and were best in their side’s win.

Healesville 9.6 .60 def by Gembrook Cockatoo 24.20.164

Although the first quarter may have been a close one, the flood gates opened during the second term where Gembrook then ran away with the contest. Healesville struggled to get their hands on the footy, with Gembrook beating them to every contest and proving to be stronger and harder. The Bloods were lucky the final margin of 104 points didn’t blow out to anything more, as Gembrook were very inaccurate, despite Shannon Richardson kicking 6. Shane Williams (4 goals), Andrew Walker (3 goals) and Andrew Shipp (1 goal) were also instrumental in Gembrook Cockatoo’s win that sees Healesville on the bottom of the ladder.

Mount Evelyn 31.15.201 def Olinda Ferny Creek 8.12.60

Mount Evelyn has finally gotten off the bottom of the ladder, and they’ve done so in style. A ten goal to one first quarter set up the tone of the match, even though many were to believe that Olinda may have been planning a comeback. But that was not to be, with their star recruit in Damian Cupido kicking fourteen goals to single handedly beat Olinda off his own boot. This makes many wonder why Mt Evelyn has not played like this in previous weeks, but with Russell Cowan (3 goals), Regan Davis and Gareth Fraser (1 goal) also playing well, nothing could go wrong for Mount Evelyn.

Upwey Tecoma 9.13.67 def by Woori Yallock 12.4.76

In one of their better games of the season, Upwey Tecoma gave Woori Yallock a good run for their money, just falling short in a game that easily could have gone either way. The level heads of Woori’s more experienced

Division One Looking Back by Carli Mitchell

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This weekend signals the high point of 2012 Representative Football commitments within the WorkSafe VCFL.

The WorkSafe VCFL is currently fielding two teams in the Landmark Australian Country Football Council (ACFC) Championships in Wagga Wagga, NSW.

The VIC1 team is chosen from all available players within the WorkSafe VCFL who represented their league in the 2012 WorkSafe Country Championships, and the VIC2 team selects from teams ranked 11-32 in the same Championships.

Both teams provide wonderful opportunities for all players to not only be selected and train with the players considered to be the best in their respective categories, but to also eventually team with them and compete against the best country footballers from the other states of Australia.

In 2010, Isaac Smith (Redan – Ballarat FNL) was asked to join North Ballarat Roosters in the VFL following his performances in the ACFC Championships and the rest is history...as he is now a key member of the Hawthorn push for the 2012 premiership in the AFL.

To all players, coaches and officials involved in these teams congratulations on your selection and involvement and all the very best in your pursuits, the VIC1 (WorkSafe) team is looking to defend the ACFC title from 2010, while the VIC2 (GrainCorp) team will be looking to improve on its standing in the country football community when it takes on NSW, WA, SA, QLD and VIC1.

13 other players from various VCFL leagues on the NSW border have also been selected to play in the NSW squad at the Australian Country Football Carnival,

taking a total of 63 players from the VCFL represented at the 2012 ACFC. To these players, we also wish you well at the Carnival.

The format of the ACFC Carnival is a tough one with teams having played each other across Thursday & Friday in shortened half games, with the Sunday (July 22) finals determined by ladder positions following completion of the round robin format.

It is a gruelling assignment in anyone’s language.

To Peter Knights (VIC1) and John Cossar (VIC2) and their dedicated support staff and assistant coaches well done and good luck.

Could we see a VIC1 v VIC2 final on Sunday July 22? – follow all the news on the VCFLfooty facebook page, @VCFLfooty twitter, www.vcfl.com.au or www.acfc.com.au

Last weekend the best U19 players from the WorkSafe VCFL competed against the Victorian Amateur Football Association (VAFA) at Elsternwick Park in Melbourne.

Across May and June, coach Damian Sexton and his selectors watched numerous club and WorkSafe Country Championship matches to form an initial squad of sixty players.

The WorkSafe VCFL’s main principle in providing a representative opportunity for country players at this level is to encourage and recognise players who may have been experienced TAC U18 football previously and who have chosen to remain in their local region, providing another realistic pathway for talent to be identified in country Victoria.

From this very match in 2010, Dan Nicholson (VAFA – Melbourne) and Arial

VCFL Rep Footy – More Than a GameStenberg (Sunraysia – Essendon) were drafted, Nicholson having represented the Melbourne FC and AFL level, with Steinberg and work in progress in the VFL for Essendon FC.

Both teams fought hard for the ascendency with neither team giving an inch in a tough and physical encounter, the VCFL team’s poise under pressure and skills were the main determining factors.

In the end it was the VCFL victorious in blustery and heavy conditions by 50 points.

The WorkSafe VCFL would like to thank EnergySafe for their support of the VCFL U19 team for without their support development opportunities for our best U19/20 players would be reduced.

There is no doubt that numerous AFL Club Recruiting Managers would have gone away from the match suitably impressed with the level of skill, persistence, tenacity and potential of many players in the WorkSafe VCFL.

We must also congratulate all of our Representative Umpires who have been recognised for their excellence and drive via the V/Line Academy Program and through their performances in WorkSafe Country Championship matches. Well done to you all and may your dream be recognised via the WorkSafe VCFL V/Line Academy program pathway to the VFL/AFL.

VAFA U19 vs WorkSafe VCFL U19 Challenge

EnergySafe VCFL U19 2.1 4.6 6.7 12.14 (86) VAFA U19 0.4 1.4 4.8 4.12 (36)

GOALS: WorkSafe VCFL U19 : S. Dobson 4, M. Taberner 3, J. Yelland 1, R. Hogenbirk 1, J. Symons 1, L. Edwards 1, G. Hay 1 VAFA U19 : G. van den Broek 1, H. Parkes 1, A. Croft 1, S. Glennen 1 BEST: EnergySafe VCFL U19 : N. Muratore (Peter Knights Medallist), M. Taberner (VAFA Selectors Best), H. Morcom, R. Pendlebury, S. Milne, A. Giobbi VAFA U19 : B. Seccull, D. Garside, J. De Pellegrin, G. Hamilton, A. Croft, J. Langford

Brett Connell WorkSafe VCFL Football Operations Department Manager

Peter Knights awarding medal to Nathan Muratore


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1 Ricky Clarke – Gembrook Cockatoo Michelle Robertson – Yarra Junction

2 Patrick Sharp – Woori Yallock Rebecca McLeod – Alexandra

3 Ryan Simpson – Emerald Peri Stewart – Woori Yallock

4 Justin Myers – Wandin Morgan Wyatt – Seville

5 Jason Peagram – Belgrave Donna Marcus – Belgrave

6 Russell Cowan - Mt Evelyn Jacqueline Graham - Yea

7 Nathan Brown – G’brook Cockatoo Lauren Tesoriero – Mt Evelyn

8 Stuart MacDowell – Belgrave Liz kay – Yarra Glen

9 Tim Wragg – Monbulk karly Wappett – Warburton Millgrove

10 Tim Williamson – Woori Yallock Samantha Smith – Olinda Ferny Ck

11 Tyson Heinrich – Upwey Tecoma kathleen McMahon - Wandin

12 Tim Williamson – Woori Yallock Jordan Lingard – Upwey Tecoma

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In very tricky conditions, the VCFL clearly won the contest at every change to retain the Under 19 Challenge Cup. The VCFL ran out 50 point winners at Sportscover Arena infront of an appreciative crowd from both the country and the city. The VCFL led by 20 points at half time and certainly had won the battle in a heavily contested match, transferring play from defence to attck with better precision and flair. The Ammos came out full of run after the half time break and got within 4 points before the VCFL boys steadied into the breeze to lead by 11 points at the last break. The last quarter saw the floodgates open with the VCFL boys kicking 6 goals and keeping the VAFA goalless with dogged defence and excellent run.

Nathan Muratore from Gembrook was awarded the Peter Knights Medal for best player for the VCFL after an impressive performence in a very tight and well balanced backline for the VCFL. Matt Tabener from Myrtleford was awarded the Best Player Award from the VAFA coaching panel. Tabener was the dominant forward in the match, taking a number of towering marks in the forward line, kicking 3 goals and showing an excellent workrate all day.

The VCFL Under 19’s defeated the VAFA by 50 points in a dominant display.


John Cossar has named a very strong squad to compete at the Australian Country Football Carnival.

It is a squad peppered with VFL experience, youthful enthusiasm and robust footballers from across the state.

Newlyn footballer Adam Sewell will captain the VCFL Vic2 team with Brady Herdman, Josh Taylor, Jarrod Bayliss and Shane Brewster named as Deputies.

The Graincorp VCFL will depart for Wagga Wagga on Wednsday with their first match being against NSW-ACT on Thursday afternoon.

Team: VICTORIA 2 # Name Age Hgt Wgt Club League

1 Andrew Challis 22 176 76 East Geelong Geelong & Dist

2 Brent MacLeod 19 184 86 Thomson Geelong & Dist

3 Beau Miller 30 176 78 Tooradin-Dalmore Casey (MP)

4 Kain Baskaya 24 191 94 Narre Warren Casey (MP)

5 Steven O’Bryan 24 189 90 Kilcunda Bass Alberton

6 Liam Clayton 29 184 84 Yackandandah Tallangatta

7 Daniel Mislicki 29 180 80 Beaconsfield Casey (MP)

8 Shannon Argall 25 193 95 Laharum Horsham Dist

9 Jarrod Bayliss (dVC) 24 188 80 Wandin Yarra Valley

10 Matthew Dyer 27 184 83 Boolarra Mid Gippsland

11 Brady Herdman (VC) 25 188 85 Wedderburn North Central

12 Josh Taylor (VC) 29 180 80 Emerald Yarra Valley

13 Shane Brewster (DVC) 27 183 85 Warrugul Industrials Ellinbank

14 Brett Dore 25 190 98 Nar Nar Goon Ellinbank

15 Caillin Porter 27 186 85 Emerald Yarra Valley

16 Samuel Barnes 26 193 95 Wedderburn North Central

17 Joshua Finch 25 183 83 Modewarre Bellarine

18 Nathan Lieshout 24 191 94 Bunyip Ellinbank

19 Adam Sewell (C) 26 183 75 Newlyn Central Highlands

21 Matthew Wade 23 175 80 Tooradin-Dalmore Casey (MP)

22 Troy Coates 25 178 73 Kerang Central Murray

23 Michael Fowkes 23 193 96 Torquay Bellarine

24 Dylan Holland 22 186 83 Barwon Heads Bellarine

25 Rhett Sutton 31 194 96 Rye Nepean (MP)

26 Christopher Moreland 22 187 83 Bell Post Hill Geelong & Dist

Em Joel Page 26 183 81 Bell Post Hill Geelong & Dist

The final squad for the trip to Wagga Wagga has been named by coach John Cossar.

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Seville football club gratefully acknowledge the following sponsors for their valuable support

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1 Shane Senior 1 Kyle Mountjoy (R) 2 Aaron Abbruzzes 2 Sean Williams (R) 3 Kye Mullet 3 Shannon Kerr (R) 4 Shane Smith 4 Mick Hirst (R) 5 Shaun Wilson 5 Ben Costigan (R) 6 Lee Gordon (R) 7 Paul Bailey 7 Brad Leary (R) 8 Kyle Mountjoy 8 Matt King (R) 9 Jeff Wood (R)

10 Leigh Aitkins12 Jamie Prowse (R)13 Aaron Knight (R)14 Ben Conder14 Matt Hadlum (R)15 Chris Pahi15 Rowan Collins (R)16 Tom Price16 Tom Estcourt (R)17 Mark Cecere17 Ben Nicol (R)18 David Hughes (R)19 Scott MacDonald (R)21 Anthony Mammoliti (R)22 Matt Adams24 Chris Tanner

24 Matt Thomas (R)25 Kane Jones26 Mark Holly27 Jack Harris27 Phillip Bonfadini (R)28 Daniel Healy28 Chris Stuebner (R)29 Tom Eddy30 Ric Hardy31 Dean Cecere 33 Matt Kershaw35 Gary Tuenissen41 Luke Clarke (R)42 Ben Walsh (R)77 Eddie Wells (R)

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Yea Football & Netball Club would like to thank the following sponsors for their support this season.

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1 Tom Butterworth2 Owen Donaghey-Arrowsmith3 Wayne Duson4 Shaun Martin5 Shane Hamilton6 Jaime Horwath7 Dean Clue8 Mitch Sundblom Andrew McKinna (R)9 Eddie Neilson10 Daniel Evans11 Chris Leatham12 Ash O’Neil Tom O’Dwyer (R)13 Patrick Evans Tim Hayes (R)14 Chris Graham15 James Frankcombe16 Luke Anderson Jimmy Stephens (R)17 Josh Cunningham

18 Rhett Marsh19 Barry Parkes20 Emerson Daines21 Shane Rogers22 Daniel Belsten23 Matt Pollard24 Lachie White25 Steve Cromarty26 Peter Liss27 Curtis Westworth28 Clint Moran30 Cam Grant31 Matt Brizzio32 Corey Pollard33 Jaryed Garlick34 Michael Pappadopolus35 Matthew Helder36 Andrew Chisholm37 Brad Dennis38 Ryan Akers39 Craig Rhook

40 Clinton Ryan41 Mark Moran42 Joel Dunn43 Lucas Rogers44 Matt Sommerville45 Travis Kirkham46 John Kirby47 Aaron Miller49 Stefan Masierowski51 John Gilbee53 Julian Mahon55 John Baynes56 Casey Nash57 Andrew Martin59 Sam Morgan60 Don Ali61 Sof Vlamis63 Al Tait68 Paul Clue

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Yarra Junction Football & Netball Club Incorporated would like to thank the following sponsors for their support this season.Andrew McMath Professionals Real EstateAquafill Water CartersBells Real EstateBendigo Bank Yarra Junction B&L HawkinsCellarbrations Yarra JunctionCunninghams HotelCardilini BuildersCol TempestColin BurrowsEnsuites on TowGAJ’s Painting ContractersGlenn ThompsonHang ten TilingHeritage & Heritage FuneralsHewitts GlassIan Boer Refrigeration

Joe & Adele Ward Landscape and GardenLaunch BakeryLaunch FreshLaunch SignsLeading Edge Sound and VideoLog Cabin Service StationLUCRF Industry Superannuation FundPaul Field (Alwood Constructions)Rod MortimoreMepstead LawyersPeter WrightQML IndustriesSams Quality MeatsSpinakers Fish & ChipsWarburton Golf Club Woori Tyrepower

Wesburn Transfer Station Upper Yarra Community HouseBoers Retravision Wandin NorthValley Cabinets and JoineryYarra Junction Cricket ClubYarra Junction HardwareYarra Junction PharmacyYarra Junction NewsagencyYarra Junction Pizza & PastaYarra Junction Post OfficeYarra Junction JewellersYarra Tech AutomotiveYarra Valley Mowers & Chainsaws

Seniors Coach Jason DeGraafReserves Coach Paul Hermon

Yarra Junction Football Ground Melways Ref: 288 D7 1 Park Rd, Yarra Junction

Yarra Junction yarrajunctionfc.vcfl.com.au

1 Ewan Wadsworth*

2 Wayne Robertson3 Daniel Edwards4 Mitchell Kinsmore4 Josh Holden5 David Edwards5 Daniel Lever (R)6 Todd Wisewould7 Jason DeGraaf8 Nathan Fall9 James Dean10 Aaron Barnard11 Brad Charman12 David Lever13 Justin Gates14 Toby Hawkins15 Ben Doolin16 Damien Thompson16 Scott Fletcher17 Pat Aulich

18 Michael Brown 18 Paul Hermon (R)19 Alex Finch20 Kane Davis20 Arlen Magill (R)21 David Johnson22 Max Croaker23 Jamie Craig24 Matthew Sword25 Robbie Boxell26 Adam Best27 Steven Marquis30 Daniel Amrein31 Sean Jordan32 Adam Ward33 Dale Gosland36 Cameron Hoare38 Lachlan Murphy39 Adam Humphrey40 Gerard Searle

41 Alan Chandler42 Luke Hollingsworth43 Nathan Kruzevic44 Andrew Hoare46 Ben Price48 Chris Stanes49 Adrian Dajlan50 Ryan Williamson51 Paul Johnson54 Scott Price63 Jordan Fall64 Devon Collins65 Lachlan Ward66 Darcy Kiernan67 Josh Hin69 Daniel Shevchnko71 Jake Milner72 Jim Thomas

*Interleague Representative 2012

Alexandra Football/Netball Club would like to thank the following sponsors for their support this season:

Seniors Coach Peter McKenzieReserves Coach Paul Francis

Alexandra Rec Reserve William St, Alexandra

Alexandra alexandrafc.vcfl.com.au

1 Jack Savage2 David Bourke3 James Kidd4 Luke Heard5 Sam Kidd6 Scott Heveren7 Daniel Creed8 Ross McKinnon9 Chris Friswell10 Greg Newlands11 Michael Bretherton12 Paul Francis13 Corey Jack14 Jake Steyger15 Michael Miller16 Shane McDonald17 Paul Brooks18 Luke Ware19 Andrew Moravski20 Nathan Dundas

20 Jock Blakeney (Reserves)21 Damien Toomey22 Daniel Steel23 Tyson Biffin24 Shaun Graham25 Zach Vincent26 Bart Wallace27 Tom Dunell28 Jason Krijt29 Ben Cooper30 Paul Hilder31 Shaun Trice32 John Creighton33 Lyndon Purcell34 Nick Pearce35 Jack Elkington36 Lee Ragg37 Andrew Marshall38 Daniel Roper39 Michael Heyes

40 Sam Creighton41 Zach Heaslip42 Michael Mawson43 Andrew Carpenter44 Ryley Norris45 Lucas Fleming47 Justin Leary48 Andrew Wood49 Scott Ferrier50 Dylan White51 Jarrod Williamson52 Alasdair Hutt53 Jason Shaw54 Gregor Hutt56 Tom Duckworth58 Shenton Clarke60 Steve Parker61 Rick Pezzimenti62 Mark Davies

MAJOR SPONSORSReddrops Management Group incorporatingAlexandra FoodworksMt.Pleasant HotelVenn’s WholesaleHedger Constructions

EXECUTIVE SPONSORSCommercial Hotel Eildon Bakery and CafeRPT Plastering

CORPORATE SPONSORSAlexandra TradersDMK Taxation & Business SolutionsEco-TimberRichards ConstructionsR Mechanical ServicesStace and Newman Builders

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Belgrave Football & Netball Club would like to thank the following sponsors for their support this season.

Seniors Coach Ben CollinsReserves Coach Greg Ison

Belgrave Football Ground Melways ref: 75 d12reserve road (off Best St)

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1 Adrian Koller2 Ben Collins3 Ben Fitzgerald4 Mel Lunn-Wilson5 Justin Duffy6 Lee Dowsett7 Daryn Leaumont8 Stuart MacDowell9 Blake Campbell10 Jono Gray11 Matthew Meyer12 James Lees13 Thomas Stubley14 Kyle Chandler15 James Mason16 Tim Riley17 Kory Grant

18 Matthew Hall19 Peter Gough20 Christopher Harvey21 Tom McNamara22 Sean Osborne23 Brett Thompson24 Bradley Raaymakers25 Liam Robinson26 Harley McDermott27 Mitchell Collins28 Dean Lunn-Wilson29 Dylan Lowe30 Brendan Andric31 Daniel Calteri32 Andrew Francis33 Dale Walker34 Damien Hicks

35 Craig Nicholson36 Dylan Beattie37 Darren Hall38 Jordan Cleeve39 Matthew Latham40 Robbie Matthews41 Jacob Gargano42 Jonathan Levell43 Chris Francis44 Asley Miller45 Matt Johnson47 Cameron Mochon48 Jason Peagram50 David Loosz51 Mark francis52 Luke Fitzgerald53 Jarrod Salton

54 Christopher Latimer55 Ronald McKendry56 Bradley Schimleck57 Jason Walton58 Joshua Boyd59 Mathew Stamps60 Jonathan Smith61 Jesse Pearce62 Cameron Haynes63 Andrew Leaumont64 David Collins65 Bryce Davern68 Blair Smith69 Ethan Chandler75 Matthew Jones- Bates89 Sean Stanton

Powelly PubActivity PlaygroundsAustralian Native HardwoodsBell Real EstateBendigo Bank – Neerim DistrictBio-dynamic MarketingBlack Mount Pty LtdBulk Transport AustraliaCellarbrationsDensal Pty LtdEssential Appliance Rentals Firewood Harvesting SuppliesHeritage & Heritage FuneralsJacobs Creek ContractorsKAS OrganicsKelly’s Timber Pty Ltd

Lorraine GreenMcConachy Logging Pty LtdMcKenzies Tourist ServicesOrganic TimesPace Motors SevillePetrogasPowelltown SawmillPrecision Shower ScreensPositive GrowthRae-lineRonald King MenswearSams Quality MeatsSavy OrganicsUpper Yarra RSL Sub BranchWoods Earthmoving & Plant HireWHK

Powelltown Football / Netball Club would like to thank the following sponsors for their support this season.

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Seniors Coach Barry McDonaldReserves Coach Cameron Darwall

Powelltown Football Ground Little Yarra Rd, Powelltown

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1 Sam Camilleri1 Aaron Haines (R)3 Dean Roy 3 Mat O’Sullivan (R)4 Billy Merrin4 Daniel Stanley (R)5 Daniel McLellan5 Vito Blangiardo (R)6 Josh Wilson*

6 Toby Trentfield7 Chris Ozols8 William Geminis9 Shane Robinson10 Mark Matheson

10 Steve Sanders (R)11 Alan Dekeizer12 Luke Miller*

12 Kane Dunne (R)13 Andrew Nurse14 Nathan Moody15 Peter Miller15 Peter McConachy (R)16 Jaden Mullen17 Cameron Goren17 Jarrod Hauser (R)18 David Wallace19 Barry McDonald19 Nick Carr (R)

20 Aaron DeVincentis21 Patrick Betka (R)23 Lindon Walker24 Bobby Walker25 Steve Kelly (R)26 Justin Hughes26 Chris Betka (R)27 Tom Kelly28 Ben Tatchell (R)30 Daniel Wilson31 Chris Matthews32 Tom Bonson32 Jamie Barton (R)33 Aaron Haines (R)

34 Leigh Power35 Matthew Crichton37 Steve McCaulay39 Stephen Kloet40 Daniel Crichton41 Les Hooper42 Wayne Holden44 Luke Pantalone46 Gary Sutton47 Shane O’Sullivan48 Wayne Williams50 Craig Osborne55 Daniel Hajder56 Luke Darwall





Yarra Glen Football & Netball Club would like to thank the following sponsors for their support this season.

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Seniors Coach Mark AttardReserves Coach Russell English

Yarra Glen Football Ground Melways ref: 285 B2 Melba Highway, Yarra Glen

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1 Leigh Hoffman2 Kyle Hudson3 Jim Marks5 Andrew Cowan6 Shane Fordham7 Darren Edwards8 Liam Bull9 Ben Ashton 9 Paul Teijiero (R)10 Brendan James11 David Watt12 Richard Gurney13 Peter Moate14 Patrick Hayes15 Dean de Munk

16 Paul Williamson17 Matthew Culhane18 Jason Ball19 Jarrod Exton20 Stirling Twite-Moore21 Brendan Hart22 Cameron Tait23 Ricky Hay24 Luke Vanderstadt25 Michael Ashton26 Grant Braden27 Ethan Shaw28 Luke Tucker29 Justin Beugelaar30 Adam Reker

31 Daniel Renkema32 Joel Butler33 Mark Attard34 Mitchell Thomas35 Ryan Kueffer36 Chris Moate37 Shaun Mathieson38 Damien Gilder39 Matthew Ramage40 Daniel Hurley41 Nick Seeger42 Chris Eramo43 Adam Quirk44 Daniel Fenech45 Bradley Clarke

45 Corey Missen (R)47 Tim Beaton48 Kenneth Murphy49 Phil Driscoll50 Dale Batten52 Russell Colbey55 Shaun Lynch56 Michael Dale57 Travis White58 Liam Dickson59 Ben Strong60 Aaron Dickson61 Bradley Ramage65 Clint Hewish

Camson Homes Flying TartsHoogies Mason White McDougallMelben MedicoRoda Graphics Toolangi TavernPreston Motors Cafe MDysons

FoodworksGilly’s Meats High MountainKinglake Automotive VeoliaKinglake post office KinglecPheasant Creek Fitness R & D Burns Engineering

Castella Quarries Hire’a’KegUnlimbited Kinglake West Mitre 10Green acres Whittlesea TimberYamaha Fair AirDarren Hendrie Bricklaying Bendigo Bank

Quality Steel Patterson InsurerbuildCastella Quarries Kinglake Plumbing & DrainageKinglake Community Pharmacy Neil Beer SeymourWhittlesea Flowers

kinglake Football Netball Club wish to thank the following for their sponsorship of the 2012 season.

Seniors Coach Jarrad Heal/James AtkinsReserves Coach Hayden Illingworth

kinglake Football Ground Melways Ref: 250 Insert E1 Cnr kinglake-Whittlesea Rd & Extons Rd, kinglake

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1 Jayden Butterworth2 Matthew Thomas*

3 Damian Pywell4 Rohan McLellan5 Samuel Mather6 Aaron Westworth 7 Luke Molenkamp8 Steven Dorset9 Kevin Smith10 Shaun McAuliffe11 Justin Brown12 Adrian Beales13 Andrew Bott15 David Stoneman16 James Atkins17 Jamie Chalmers18 Adam Butterworth

19 Ben Munn20 Ryan Hurst21 Nic Roberts22 Dec Skehan23 Joshua Nixon24 Brett Groves25 Travis Pottenger26 Glen Murphy27 Brett Brown28 Matthew Faralla29 Ben McMaster30 Jason Ottosen31 Nic McCulloch32 Rhet Lock34 Shaun McMahon35 James Currie36 Toby Brooks

37 David McMahon38 Micheal Quee39 Alexander Carpenter40 Brenton Styles41 Chris Loutas42 James Morgan43 Patrick White44 Jessie Rabjones45 Brett Robinson47 Ian McMahon48 James Ramadge49 Peter Scott50 Gary Bell52 Hayden Illingworth55 Micheal Maloney60 Nathan Brown61 Rodney Pratt




Division Two Looking Back by Carli Mitchell

DIVISION 2 SENIORSAlexandra 6.5. 41 def by Belgrave 18.20.128 Continuing their dominance of the competition, Belgrave remain undefeated after another round of football, with their last scalp being Alexandra. A seven goal to nil first quarter foreshadowed the final score of the game, with the Rebels playing a game of catch-up for the next three quarters. Mitchell Collins kicked seven goals in a dominant display up forward, with teammates Thomas Stubley, Kyle Chandler (2 goals) and Peter Gough (1 goal) always being stand-outs in their side’s massive win. And with Alexandra only managing eleven shots on goal, they were always going to struggle after such a slow start.kinglake 26.22.178 def Yea 2.2.14 Registering their fifth win of the season, Kinglake did so against Yea – and quite convincingly. The Tigers kicked their only two goals in the first quarter, and failed to kick anymore after that; they had three of their four scoring shots in the first term alone. Kinglake, on the other hand, were fantastic and next to unstoppable. They may have started off slowly, but from the second quarter onwards, they were like dynamite, especially with Josh Nixon and Luke Thorneycroft kicking seven and five goals apiece. Glenn Murphy (1 goal), Damian Pywell (3 goals) and Mathew Thomas (3 goals) were also fantastic in their side’s win.Powelltown 9.13.67 def by Yarra Glen 15.8.98 The first half of football was played in tough conditions and only 3 points separated the 2 at half time. But once Yarra Glen put their foot on the accelerator, they left Powelltown behind. For the Demons it was a matter of inaccuracy that saw them fall behind, as both teams had approximately the same number shots on goal – and this win reinforces the fact that Yarra Glen is a side to beat this season. David Watt, Kyle Hudson and Cameron Tait were best for the visiting team in their win, as they were more willing to go harder into each contest.

Seville 4.3.27 def Yarra Junction 2.5.17 In a very low scoring game Seville just managed to beat Yarra Junction by ten points. There was 5 goals kicked in the first quarter and unfortunately for the Eagles they could only manage another 3 points for the game. Seville managed to get in front early, and it remained that way in a very mud-riddled affair. The last half of footy was a good old fashion wrestle in the mud with the footy being too heavy and too slippery for players to be able to make any impact on the scores. Christopher Mahlstedt (2 goals), Shane Senior and Shaun Wilson were Seville’s best.DIVISION 2 UNDER 18sAlexandra 11.6.72 def Belgrave 8.6.54 Despite not being able to kick a goal in the first quarter, Belgrave played the next three quarters very well to get themselves within three goals by the final siren. With Belgrave sitting just below them on the ladder, Alexandra knew they had to win this game, and they did so with grit and determiantion. Benjamin Wallis (1 goal), Jack Tossol and Ben Cooper were best for Alexandra, where they were first into every contest, and where their forwards were able to capitalise on all the hard work made by their teammates to give them the valuable four points.Kinglake – BYE Powelltown 1.1. 7 def by Yarra Glen 39.20.254 Yarra Glen has had a great 2012 season, and they continued in the same manner with a very good win over Powelltown. The young Demons struggled to get their hands on the footy, with Yarra Glen making it next to impossible for them to retain possession. Keeping their opponent to only one goal for the game’s entirety, Yarra Glen then went on to dominate the game in every aspect, where everything they touched turned to gold. Chris Moate (5 goals), William Goodwin (4 goals) and Ryan Smith (6 goals) were best for Yarra Glen.Seville – BYE


YVMDF&NL DRAW LIFTOUT

Round 1 – 14/4/2012 Round 2 – 21/4/2012 Round 3 – 28/4/2012

Woori Yall’k 20.9.129 v Healesville 8.8.56Mt Evelyn 15.14.104 v Wandin 15.15.105

Emerald 13.14.92 v W’burton Millg’ve 12.18.90Upwey Tec. 12.9.81 v G’brook C’katoo 20.17.137Olinda Ferny Ck 20.11.131 v Monbulk 13.11.89

Healesville 20.11-131 v Wandin 15.8-98W’burton Millg’ve 11.12-78 v Mt Evelyn 12.20-92G’brook C’katoo 13.9-87 V Emerald 11.10-76Upwey Tec. 14.16-100 v Olinda Ferny Ck 15.10-100Monbulk 15.11-101 v Woori Yall’k 14.20-104

Healesville 7.8-50 v W’burton Millgve 12.10-82Mt Evelyn 10.15-75 v G’brook C’katoo 25.22-172Emerald 14.16-100 v Olinda Ferny Ck 4.12-36Upwey Tec. 8.8-56 v Monbulk 11.16-82Wandin 11.14-80 v Woori Yall’k 20.17-137

Round 4 - 5/5/2012 Round 5 – 12/5/2012 Round 6 – 19/5/2012

G’brook C’katoo 13.10-88 v Healesville 9.8-62Olinda Ferny Ck 9.12-66 v Mt Evelyn 3.6-24Monbulk 9.18-72 v Emerald 8.4-52

Woori Yallock 8.13-61 v Upwey Tec 4.8-32W’burton Millg’ve 17.11-113 v Wandin 10.13-73

Healesville 21.6-132 v Olinda Ferny Ck 11.14-80Mt Evelyn 16.16-112 v Monbulk 18.12-120Upwey Tec. 14.18-102 v Emerald 14.10-94Wandin 14.18-102 v G’brook C’katoo 13.13-91Woori Yallock 12.16-88 v W’burton Millgve 8.12-60

Monbulk 13.12-90 v Healesville 11.16-82Upwey Tec. 9.14-68 v Mt Evelyn 15.20-110Emerald 8.12-60 v Woori Yallock 10.12-72Olinda Ferny Ck 16.12-108 v Wandin 11.10-76G’brook C’katoo 16.9-105 v W’burton Millg’ve 8.10-58

Interleague - 26/5/2012 Round 7 -2/6/2012 Round 8 - 9/6/2012Seniors

CMFNL 6.13.49 v YVMDFNL 13.13.91Under 18’s

CMFNL 10.10.70 v YVMDFNL 11.15-81Netball

CMFNL 31 v YVMDFNL 39

Healesville 19.16-130 v Upwey Tec. 6.8-44Mt Evelyn 6.12-48 v Emerald 24.17-161Wandin 16.12-108 v Monbulk 15.12-102W’burton Millg’ve 12.13-85 v Olinda FC 9.13-67Woori Yallock 12.5-77 v G’brook C’katoo 14.8-92

Healesville 12.11-83 v Mt Evelyn 17.8-110Emerald 7.13-55 v Wandin 13.7-85

W’burton Millgve 7.6-48 v Upwey Tec. 9.11-65G’brook C’katoo 10.14-74 v Monbulk 11.6-72Woori Yall’k 5.8-38 v Olinda Ferny Ck 12.10-82


Emerald 12.12-84 v Healesville 12.5-77Mt Evelyn 16.8-104 v Woori Yallock 17.15-117 Upwey Tec. 23.14-152 v Wandin 7.15-57Monbulk 12.12-84 v W’burton Millgrove 7.6-48Olinda Ferny Ck 17.10-112 v G’brook C’katoo 17.18-120

Healesville 6.4-40 v Woori Yallock 20.8-128Wandin 14.15-99 v Mt Evelyn 13.10-88W’burton Millg’ve 9.16-70 v Emerald 13.5-83 G’brook C’katoo 17.17-119 v Upwey Tec. 6.8-44Monbulk 7.7-49 v Olinda Ferny Ck 7.11-53

Wandin 23.12-150 v Healesville 13.10-88Mt Evelyn 6.18-54 v W’burton Millg’ve 9.12-66Emerald 9.9-63 v G’brook C’katoo 8.14-62Olinda Ferny Ck 8.11-59 v Upwey Tec. 12.9-81Woori Yall’k 11.14-80 v Monbulk 8.12-60

Round 12 - 7/7/2012 Round 13 - 14/7/2012 NO GAMES - 21/7/2012

W’burton Millg’ve 22.11-143 v Healesville 13.11-89G’brook C’katoo 21.10-136 v Mt Evelyn 12.8-80Olinda FC 15.6-96 v Emerald 13.12-90Monbulk 15.18-108 v Upwey Tec. 6.10-46Woori Yall’k 20.19-139 v Wandin 14.4-88

Healesville 9.6-60 v G’brook C’katoo 24.20-164Mt Evelyn 31.15-201 v Olinda Ferny Ck 8.12-60Emerald 6.9-45 v Monbulk 10.8-68

Upwey Tec. 9.13-67 v Woori Yallock 12.4-76Wandin 12.11-83 v W’burton Millgrove 8.15-63

ACFC CHAMPIONSHIPS

Round 14 - 28/7/2012 Round 15 - 4/8/2012 Round 16 11/8/2012

Olinda Ferny Creek v HealesvilleMonbulk v Mt Evelyn

Emerald v Upwey TecomaG’brook C’katoo v Wandin

Warburton Millgve v Woori Yallock

Healesville v MonbulkMt Evelyn v Upwey Tecoma

Woori Yallock v EmeraldWandin v Olinda Ferny Creek

Warburton Millgve v G’brook C’katoo

Upwey Tecoma v HealesvilleEmerald v Mt EvelynMonbulk v Wandin

Olinda FC v Warburton MillgroveG’brook C’katoo v Woori Yallock

Round 17 - 18/8/2012 Round 18 - 25/8/2012

Healesville v EmeraldWoori Yallock v Mt EvelynWandin v Upwey Tecoma

Warburton Millgrove v MonbulkGembrook Ckatoo v Olinda Ferny Crk

Mt Evelyn v HealesvilleWandin v Emerald

Upwey Tecoma v Warburton MillgroveMonbulk v Gembrook Cockatoo

Olinda Ferny Creek v Woori Yallock

Qualifying & Elimination Finals

Saturday 1/9/2012

Semi FinalsSaturday 8/9/2012

Preliminary FinalsSunday 16/9/2012

Grand FinalsSaturday 22/9/2012

DIvISION ONE 2012Round 1 – 14/4/2012 Round 2 – 21/4/2012 Round 3 – 28/4/2012

Seville 17.10.112 v Kinglake 10.11.71Yea 13.3.81 v Alexandra 17.12.114

Yarra J’tion 15.16.106 v Powellt’n 13.14.92Belgrave 25.21.171 v Yarra Glen 16.15.111

Alexandra 9.11-65 v Seville 14.7-91Powelltown 21.17-143 v Yea 12.8-80Yarra Glen 19.10-124 v Yarra J’tion 16.15-111Kinglake 9.6-60 v Belgrave 26.7-163

Seville 21.9-135 v Powelltown 12.12-84Yea 9.6-60 v Yarra Glen 27.11-173

Yarra Junction 15.12-102 v Belgrave 15.15-105Alexandra 12.13-85 v Kinglake 7.13-55

Round 4 - 5/5/2012 Round 5 – 12/5/2012 Round 6 – 19/5/2012

Yarra Glen 13.14-92 v Seville 4.15-39Belgrave 25.22-172 v Yea 6.8-44

Kinglake 9.7-61 v Yarra Junction 10.14-74Powelltown 11.4.80 v Alexandra 14.16.100

Seville 7.9-51 v Belgrave 18.20-128Yea 10.9-69 v Yarra Junction 11.14-80kinglake 21.16-142 v Powelltown 15.7-97

Alexandra 7.10-52 v Yarra Glen 22.12-144

Yarra J’ction 8.14-62 v Seville 12.10-82Yea 8.15-63 v kinglake 14.8-92

Belgrave 18.16-124 v Alexandra 6.4-40Yarra Glen 16.11-107 v Powelltown 17.10-112

Interleague - 26/5/2012 Round 7 -2/6/2012 Round 8 - 9/6/2012Seniors

CMFNL 6.13.49 v YVMDFNL 13.13.91Under 18’s

CMFNL 10.10.70 v YVMDFNL 11.15.81Netball

CMFNL 31 v YVMDFNL 39

Seville 17.13-115 v Yea 6.1-37Alexandra 4.9-33 v Yarra Junction 8.8-56Powelltown 10.15-75 v Belgrave 20.19-139Kinglake 16.8-104 v Yarra Glen 31.12-198

Powelltown 9.15-69 v Seville 7.8-50Yarra Glen 20.13-133 v Yea 3.7-25

Belgrave 26.15-171 v Yarra Junction 6.12-48Alexandra 15.13-103 v Kinglake 9.8-62


Seville 21.14-140 v Alexandra 6.12-48Yea 9.12-66 v Powelltown 14.14-98Yarra J’tion 13.10-88 v Yarra Glen 15.9–99Belgrave 29.19-193 v Kinglake 15.8-98

kinglake 14.12-96 v Seville 4.5-29Alexandra 13.11-89 v Yea 11.12-78

Powelltown 10.9-69 v Yarra Junction 9.12-66Yarra Glen v Belgrave - Draw

Seville 13.14-92 v Yarra Glen 5.6-36Yea 5.6-36 v Belgrave 23.23-161

Yarra Junction 16.10-106 v Kinglake 14.11-95Powelltown 16.14-110 v Alexandra 13.13-91

Round 12 - 7/7/2012 Round 13 - 14/7/2012 Round 14 - 21/7/2012

Belgrave 15.15-105 v Seville 9.14-68Yarra Junction 19.14-128 v Yea 10.7-67kinglake 19.13-127 v Powelltown 11.11-77Yarra Glen 12.11-83 v Alexandra 8.6-54

Seville 4.3-27 v Yarra Junction 2.5-17kinglake 26.22-178 v Yea 2.2-14

Alexandra 6.5-41 v Belgrave 18.20-128Powelltown 9.13-67 v Yarra Glen 15.8-98

Yea v SevilleYarra Junction v Alexandra

Belgrave v PowelltownYarra Glen v Kinglake

Round 15 - 28/7/2012 Round 16 - 4/8/2012 Round 17 11/8/2012

Seville v KinglakeYea v Alexandra

Yarra Junction v PowelltownBelgrave v Yarra Glen

Alexandra v SevillePowelltown v Yea

Yarra Glen v Yarra JunctionKinglake v Belgrave

Seville v PowelltownYea v Yarra Glen

Yarra Junction v BelgraveKinglake v Alexandra

Round 18 18/8/2012

Yarra Glen v SevilleBelgrave v Yea

Powelltown v KinglakeAlexandra v Yarra Junction

Qualifying & Elimination Finals

Sunday 26/8/2012

Semi FinalsSunday 2/9/2012

Preliminary FinalsSunday 9/9/2012

Grand FinalsSaturday 15/9/2012

DIvISION TWO 2012www.swenrick.com.auwww.highmountain.com.au

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Top 10 Goal Kickers from Div 1 & 2

Can you find the Top Ten Goal Kickers from Division 1 and Division 2 at the end of Round 13!!!!

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Top 10 Goal Kickers WordsearchDIVISION 2 SENIORSBelgrave vs PowelltownStill yet to be defeated after thirteen rounds of football, it’s hard to tip against Belgrave – especially when they’re doing everything right. With the last couple of spots in the top five being open to many, Powelltown will need to play at their very best if they hope to win – but in a game that will undoubtedly be very high-scoring, Belgrave will get on top and remain there. The forward lines of both teams will be the main interest here, but the Magpies will cause the most problems. Belgrave by five goals.

Yarra Glen vs kinglakeMaking a late surge towards finals, it will be fascinating to see how Kinglake will hold up against Yarra Glen, who is currently second on the ladder. Playing at Healesville will definitely provide an advantage for Yarra Glen, and if the weather has anything to do with it, both teams may have an extra opponent – whoever can adapt better to the conditions will come out on top. Yarra Glen’s forward line will cause multiple problems for Kinglake, and they will be the difference in whether the Glen win or lose. But I can’t look past Yarra Glen, who will win by three goals.

Yarra Junction vs AlexandraWith their position of fourth on the ladder at stake, Yarra Junction cannot afford to lose this match against Alexandra, who in turn is not very far off from fifth. And with both these teams coming off a loss, it will be fascinating to see how they will bounce back. Junction will have the advantage of playing at home, but Alexandra has been known to do the impossible, and they may as well do it in this game. Junction has been known to be slow starters, so if Alex can capitalise on this, they’re in with a chance. Alexandra in an upset by two goals.

Yea vs SevilleStill yet to win a game, how Yea will go against Seville is anybody’s guess. There have been glimpses of how good Yea can really be, but they haven’t been able to retain it over the course of four quarters – and their inconsistency will cost them against Seville. Speed will be an important factor in this match, and although Yea possesses plenty of it, their hesitation and decision-making has also let them down. And as much as I would like to see Yea win, they won’t be able to defeat Seville. The Blues by seventeen points.

DIVISION 2 UNDER 18sBelgrave vs PowelltownComing off a massive loss against Yarra Glen, Powelltown will be heading to Belgrave today to try to redeem themselves. The Demons has yet to win a game this year, but this could very much well be the round where it happens – unless Belgrave have a say in the final result, which they will. The Magpies are slowly closing in on third on the ladder, and a win here would definitely help in their crusade. As much as I would like to see Powelltown win this match, I don’t believe they will do so against such a good opponent. Belgrave by thirteen points.

Yarra Glen vs kinglakeWith a percentage-boosting performance against Powelltown last week, top spot is now open for Yarra Glen to steal it from Seville – it will all come down to percentage. But with Yarra Glen finally being rewarded for their efforts, top spot would be nothing short of amazing. Kinglake have had a mediocre kind of season, and it’s difficult to see them beating Yarra Glen at home when there’s so much at stake for Yarra Glen. So in saying this, Yarra Glen will simply be too strong for Kinglake, and will win by four goals.

Seville BYEAlexandra BYE

Division Two Looking Ahead by Carli Mitchell

Top 10 Goal kickers from Division 1 & 2

Can you find the Top Ten Goal Kickers from both divisions at the end of Round 13.


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Thirty years ago, the Yea Football Club won the first of its two YVMDFL Second Division flags. Yea originally joined in the YVMDFL in 1977 after winning the Waranga North East FL premiership the previous year. Competing in First Division in 1977, the Tigers lost their place in the Four when they went down to Upwey in the final round of the season. After such a promising start, Yea won only six games over the next three seasons and was relegated at the end of 1980. The Tigers ran fourth in Second Division in 1981, but fielded a much stronger side the following year.Yea began the 1982 season with seven straight wins before losing at Belgrave by 19 points. The Tigers responded by thrashing Marysville by 245 points the following week, but then suffered a 29 point loss at their bogey ground, Thornton. Six consecutive wins to end the home and away season resulted in Yea finishing on top of the ladder, a game clear of its main rival, Belgrave. A comfortable 15.20 to 8.11 win over the Magpies in the semi final at Marysville meant that Yea was a firm favourite for the flag.The grand final was held at Woori Yallock in front of a respectable crowd that paid $2589. The game started in unfortunate fashion when Yea half back, Malcolm Bett was struck over the eye in the first minute, and was taken away in an ambulance. The Magpies kicked the first goal, but Yea soon settled down, with Pat Coonan and Evans marking well in defence. Gorman kicked the Tigers’ first, but Belgrave then took the initiative and kicked out to a 15 point lead. Colin McLeish, who had replaced Bett, was also hit in the face and couldn’t take his kick. Ivey did take it, and passed to Rod McLeish for a good goal. Quinlan added another for Yea just before quarter time to reduce the deficit to three points. Belgrave had been on top during the quarter but had wasted several opportunities.A brilliant second quarter won the game for Yea. Steven Aldous kicked an early goal and Ivey found Vincent Dignam for another. Dignam then threaded though a banana goal and Yea was up

and away, with Trevor Aldous the best player afield. The Tigers were winning the ball out of the middle and dominating up forward. The Belgrave backline seemed to be in disarray, and the Tigers added goals from Dignam (3), Trevor Aldous, Steven Aldous and Guttridge. A ten goal quarter had Yea up by an imposing 42 points at the long break.The Magpies hit back in the third quarter to give themselves a chance of winning. Belgrave opened up its forward line and played a more direct brand of football. Steven Steele and Len Sutherland were moved onto the half forward line, and these moves worked well for Belgrave. Captain-coach Glen Murphy was easily Belgrave’s best player, with Danny Shaw, Bruce Painter, wingman Jim Walsh and ruckman Jeff Backman also performing well. The Magpies greatly increased their intensity and were able to kick five goals to two to reduce the margin to 26 points at the last change. R.Kerr was hurt during the quarter, reducing Yea to 17 men. Although kicking to the scoring end, Yea was under pressure early in the last term. Drysdale had been playing a great game, and he combined with Jorgensen and Ivey to hold Belgrave out. The Tigers then went forward for three consecutive behinds before Gorman passed to Vincent Dignam for a decisive goal. Belgrave continued to press, but they’d left themselves with too much to do. West handpassed to Quinlan, who snapped a clever left-foot goal to make the game quite safe, with Yea going on to win by 24 points. The result was a triumph for playing coach Richard Ivey, who had also coached Yea’s 1976 premiership side.Scores - 1982 Second division grand final Yea 4.1 14.5 16.11 18.17 (125) Belgrave 4.4 7.5 12.9 15.11 (101) Best players (Yea): T.Aldous, H.Drysdale, S.Aldous, R.Ivey, A.Evans, P.Coonan, G.Barker, V.Dignam. Goals (Yea): V.Dignam (6), S.Aldous (3), G.Barker (3), J.Quinlan (2), D.Gorman, R.McLeish, K.Guttridge, T.Aldous

Keiko’s History1982 Second division grand finalYea v Belgrave

Circumstances leading to the formation of the YVMDFL.Part 1 - background

The Mountain District Football Association and the Yarra Valley Football League, forerunners to today’s YVMDFL, each enjoyed long and colourful histories over the first six and a half decades of last century. By the early 1960s, the YVFL in particular was beginning to struggle, having been reduced to six clubs in 1960-62. The reformation of the Woori Yallock club in 1963 increased the number of teams to seven, but the departure of Lilydale to the EDFL at the start of 1965 caused the League to consider its own future. That year the YVFL ran an eight team competition, having recalled Powelltown from B-grade and allowing Healesville to run a second A-grade team; the imaginatively named Healesville (2).

Meanwhile, the more stable MDFA had acquired some problems of its own. The recently-formed Eastern Districts Football League had launched an aggressive recruiting campaign, and several MDFA clubs were on its shopping list. As the EDFL was an unaffiliated body, clubs could transfer to it without a clearance. The Ferntree Gully and South Wantirna clubs applied to

leave the MDFA in February 1965 at a stormy association meeting. The MDFA executive recommended against clearing the clubs ‘in the interests of the association’, and in the event, only Upper Ferntree Gully and Gembrook voted to allow the two clubs to leave. Ferntree Gully delegates walked out of the meeting when their clearance was refused. South Wantirna and Ferntree Gully both announced that they intended to leave the association without a clearance, risking the suspension of all of their players from other competitions. Three weeks later, the Olinda-Ferny Creek club became the third club to apply to leave the MDFA. This was also refused by the MDFA, although the other clubs were sympathetic to Olinda’s application. In the end it was turned down in ‘a last-ditch effort to maintain the strength of the association’. It wasn’t long before Olinda announced that they were also leaving without a clearance, meaning that only seven MDFA clubs remained. The association tried and failed in a recruiting drive of its own. By July 1965, the first suggestions of a possible merger were aired, with a tentative approach to the MDFA by the YVFL.

Next week - negotiations break down

Keiko’s History Part 1

Healesville and Warburton battle it out at Yarra Junction in the second semi final of 1965 - the last YVFL season.


In preliminary discussions held in July/August 1965, all MDFA clubs agreed in principle with an amalgamation with the YVFL, although it was noted that many problems needed to be ironed out before anything could eventuate.

A special delegates meeting was held on 7 September to discuss the proposed merger. Hopes for the venture to succeed were dashed when three of the seven MDFA clubs voted against the proposal, while a fourth abstained. Belgrave, Monbulk and Gembrook all supported the move, Emerald abstained from voting, and Upper Ferntree Gully, South Belgrave and Upwey-Tecoma voted down the amalgamation. Earlier, delegates had determined that a two-thirds majority (i.e. five out of seven) would need to vote in favour for acceptance of the move. Representatives of the YVFL were also in attendance at the meeting, and on hearing the result, YVFL president Mr. Geo. Sutherland said that he was extremely disappointed, saying that he could see both bodies being ‘swallowed up’ by the EDFL in no time. Mr. Sutherland indicated that all YVFL clubs were enthusiastically in favour of the merger, and the Marysville club had no worries about the extra travelling involved, as they already travelled quite significant distances every second week. One of the obstacles to the amalgamation was that the YVFL belonged to the Victorian Country Football League, while the MDFA were affiliated with the Victorian Football Union. MDFA clubs were concerned that the new body should stay with the VFU to enjoy its generous player insurance benefit scheme. The main objection though, as ever, was travel. The Upper Ferntree Gully club was most strongly opposed to the merger, as it claimed that it had the most to lose. With under-cover spectator facilities available at the MCG, ‘only 30 minutes away by electric train’ (the trains must have run much faster in those days!), Upper Gully surmised that they would lose even more support if they were expected to travel further. The UFTG coach, ‘Tiger’ Lawson

had also threatened to resign if the merger went ahead. The Belgrave club won plaudits after its president explained that it had put association in front of club in voting for the proposal. In its opinion, there was no alternative to the move to keep the association strong. South Belgrave opposed the amalgamation because of the extra travelling required. The Emerald delegates did not exercise their voting rights. They had been instructed to vote ‘No’ at the club’s meeting the previous night, but judged that additional information supplied by YVFL officials may have changed the club’s point of view. Upwey-Tecoma gave no indication of its attitude until the vote, and did not give any reason for opposing the vote. Private enquiries later revealed that Upwey had decided to put itself in front of the association as it was regaining its feet after a period of turmoil. The three demurring clubs were severely criticised in the local press for voting down the proposal, and the MDFA vice-president, Mr. R. Matthews remarked that if the association lost another club it ‘may just as well shut up its shop’.

Next week - a change of heart


Circumstances leading to the formation of the YVMDFL.Part 2 - a failure to come to termsLast week - the struggling YVFL proposes a merger with the embattled MDFA.

Monbulk are at home to Belgrave midway through the

last MDFA season, 1965.

Last week - on 7 September 1965, MDFA clubs voted against a proposed merger with the YVFL.

In the aftermath of the lost vote, it was pointed out to clubs worried about a drop in gates or extra travelling that the following of YVFL clubs was far greater than that of MDFA clubs, and that roads in the Yarra Valley were far superior to those in the Dandenongs. It was also noted for the record that the YVFL had made the first approach to the Mountain District, and would be willing to join under any reasonable conditions. At this stage, the proposed merger between the two leagues appeared to be dead in the water. By October, though, the mood had changed, with the suggestion that some of the opposed MDFA clubs might be coming around. In November, it was noted that officials from the MDFA were in attendance at the YVFL annual dinner, and the YVFL secretary was expressing the hope that the MDFL and the YVFL would become ‘good friends’ in the future. The YVFL annual meeting was held on 6 February 1966, but any serious discussion on the future of the competition had to wait until the MDFA clubs reconsidered their decision on the merger. The MDFA met on 11 February, and the clubs were given eleven days to consider the seven conditions under which the MDFA would agree to a marriage with the YVFL:

1. That all YV clubs must field an under 16 team, with these games to be played as curtain-raisers to the firsts.

2. When playing Marysville, MD clubs would have the right to request that the game be played at a nearer ground.

3. That the YVFL join the MDFA.

4. That the absorption be for a two-year trial period.

5. The MDFA remain affiliated with the VFU.

6. The YVFL and MDFA have equal representation on the new league administration.

7. That MDFA clubs agree to the absorption by a 6 out of 7 majority.

It is interesting to note points 3 and 4. Obviously the MDFA clubs considered it important that it be known that the YVFL was joining the MDFA, rather than the merger being a marriage of two equal partners.

In the days after the release of these seven conditions, the South Belgrave club made the surprise announcement that it was now in agreement with the amalgamation. Emerald delegates also said that their club was in favour of the move. It looked like the vote was going to end up 5-2, but the turning point came when Upper Ferntree Gully decided that they were leaving the MDFA to join the EDFL. Upwey-Tecoma then dropped their opposition and the vote was carried unanimously at the MDFA delegates meeting on 22 February 1966. With only weeks remaining before the start of the season, six executives from each competition met at Woori Yallock on the following Sunday to thrash out the details of the new competition. At that conference, it was determined that the new league would be known as the Mountain District and Yarra Valley Football League, that there would be twelve senior teams (six from each of the former leagues), a second eighteen competition, and an under-sixteen competition. The MDYVFL would have two presidents, two secretaries, and a composite committee of 24 - 12 from the YVFL and 12 from the MDFA. The Powelltown club was given permission to field its senior team in the second eighteen competition, while Emerald, Millgrove and Marysville would not field seconds teams. Delegates meetings would be held in the two territories alternately, and the tribunal would meet at Belgrave. The VFA would supply A grade field umpires, and the MDFA umpires association would provide A grade goal umpires and B grade field umpires. Admission to grounds would be 40c for adults, and 20c for children.

Next week - MDYVFL Round 1, 16 April 1966.


Circumstances leading to the formation of the YVMDFL.Part 3 - the new league is (finally) born.


Last week - the MDYVFL was formed on 22 February 1966.

Fixturing for the new league caused a few problems. The MDYVFL determined that Gembrook, Healesville and Belgrave should all be at home in round 1 so that they could unfurl their respective premiership flags from 1965 (Belgrave had won the under 16 competition.). Another condition was that the Mountain District would host three matches each week, and the Yarra Valley would host the other three. To make it even more complicated, clubs in close proximity (for example, Belgrave and South Belgrave, Millgrove and Warburton) would not be drawn at home on the same day, to ensure that there was always one home match in each area on any given day. That was all very well, but it meant that Belgrave ended up with eight home matches and ten away matches, and they weren’t too happy about that. (Note that in First Division on 19 May 2012, the Mountain District clubs were all at home, and the Yarra Valley clubs were all away – obviously geography no longer plays a part in the fixturing.)

The opening round was scheduled for 16 April 1966, and the official fixture was:

Healesville v Emerald

Upwey-Tecoma v Monbulk

Gembrook v Yarra Junction

Warburton v Sth. Belgrave

Belgrave v Millgrove

Woori Yallock v Marysville

On a perfect Autumn day, Healesville unfurled the 1965 YVFL pennant at Queens Park in front of a very healthy crowd. In a bruising encounter, the Bloods were much too strong for Emerald, and won 9.16 to 3.11. Collis was best on ground at full

back for the home side, while Bellette and John Haag did well for Emerald.

Marysville failed to impress at Woori Yallock. The visitors found it difficult to play with any system, and the Tigers powered away in the second half to win 15.9 to 9.8.

After a scrambly first half at Belgrave, the taller and heavier home side asserted themselves in the second half against Millgrove. Although ‘Grove full back, Soster was best afield in Belgrave’s 11.8 - 7.9 victory, the Magpies were too good and won comfortably. Price kicked five goals for Belgrave.

Gembrook unfurled the MDFA premiership flag, and then had a good battle with Yarra Junction. In a high standard affair, the Junction played their spectacular high-marking and long-kicking brand of football, while Gembrook successfully used their fast, play-on style in a 19.9 - 10.12 win for the ‘Brooks.

Despite missing several top players, Warburton defeated South Belgrave, 12.11 to 7.13. Upwey showed that they had improved greatly on 1965, with a 13.15 to 10.13 home win over Monbulk.


Circumstances leading to the formation of the YVMDFL.Part 4 - MDYVFL Round 1, 16 April 1966


Division 2 Under 18

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v1 Jorden Young2 Bryce Lincoln3 Aiden Buchanan4 Matthew McAllister5 Tyler McDonald8 Linden Young9 Harrison Jarvie10 Luke Harris11 Patrick Daines

12 Matthew Normington17 Kane Smith19 Liam Styles20 Jaeden Poeche27 Sam Morgan51 Jacob Styles68 Sean Thomas John Burns

KinglakeCoach: Rhet Lock

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1 Nathan Moody2 Bradley Thomas3 Tyler Fall4 Brad Ellis4 Chris Hackel5 Justin Winter6 Josh Nightingale7 Matthew Mallick8 Jamie Witnish9 Daniel Nightingale10 Josh Bell11 Jarod Dobson12 Brad Kimpton13 Aden Rentoul

13 Jack Watkins14 Michael Smith16 Travis Nightingale17 Bradley Nightingale18 Kallan Walker18 Matthew Scott20 Bradley Piergrosse21 Jeremy Piergrosse22 Josh Moshetti27 Nathan Plunkett29 Robert Allan32 Dylan Kelso43 Frankie Marchese

Coach: Mick Nightingale

Powelltown

1 Bradley Clarke2 Jaymon D’Argent3 Shaun Falkingham4 Shannon Kirk5 Brandan Spencer6 Matthew Oataway7 Kristian Booth8 Matthew Hunter9 Ben Ashton10 David Brambilla11 Cameron Churchill12 Ashley Kirk13 Chris Moate14 Sean Higgs

15 Jake Higgs16 Scott Tucker18 James Bourke19 Daniel Baughan21 Mitchell Shanks22 Callum Orren23 Luke Bourke25 Ryan Beath28 Ryan Smith29 Jayden Erickson32 Will Goodwin33 Ryan Veitch42 Matthew Hindley-Small44 Jake Anderson

Coach: John Orren

Yarra Glen

2 Matt Ward5 Daniel Helfer6 Mitchell Southam7 Mitchell Quilty8 Jai Griffin9 Lachlan Driscoll11 James Lester13 Josh Latto14 Jordan Mcdermott15 Daniel Tanner17 Dylan Lowe18 Callum Hacker

20 Leigh Hodgson21 Luke Hardy22 Nick Gaulke23 Jordan Samarias26 Harley Mcdermott27 Daniel Sharp28 Andrew Stanley31 Chase Timms34 Mitchell Turner36 Nick Somervaille70 Mitchell Fraser

Coach: Cameron Hutchison

Belgrave



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Upwey Tec. 5.13-43 v Emerald 6.4-40Croydon Nth 19.9-123 v Woori Yallock 9.6-60Mt Evelyn 35.19-229 v Marysville 1.1-7

Woori Yall’k 9.5-59 v Upwey Tec. 3.3-21Marysville 4.6-30 v Croydon Nth 23.6-144Emerald 5.6-36 v Mt Evelyn 10.8-68

Upwey Tec. 16.14-110 v Marysville 3.4-22Croydon Nth 7.13-55 v Mt Evelyn 4.10-34Emerald 7.16-58 v Woori Yall’k 7.10-52

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Mt Evelyn 14.9-93 v Upwey Tec. 3.6-24Croydon Nth 14.12-99 v Emerald 8.10-64Marysville 6.11-41 v Woori Yallock 9.6-60

QUEENS BIRTHDAY WEEKENDUpwey Tec. 4.10-34 v Croydon Nth 13.14-92Emerald 14.15-99 v Marysville 5.6-36Woori Yallock 1.6-12 v Mt Evelyn 14.7-91

Round 6 – 1/7/2012 NO GAMES - 8/7/2012 Round 7 - 22/7/2012

Emerald 3.4-22 v Upwey Tec. 5.11-41Woori Yall’k 7.6-48 v Croydon Nth 12.14-86Marysville 4.2-26 v Mt Evelyn 10.17-77

SCHOOL HOLIDAYSUpwey Tecoma v Woori Yallock

Croydon North v MarysvilleMt Evelyn v Emerald

Round 8 - 5/8/2012 SEMI FINALS GRAND FINAL

Marysville v Upwey TecomaMt Evelyn v Croydon North

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20 John Cranfield21 Peter Richardson22 Jon McGough23 Mark Johnston24 Micheal Sterne25 Chris Goldrick27 Adam Finn32 Ashley Stewart34 Geoff McKimmie35 Jamie Campbell36 Nigel Robson37 Dale Street38 Johnathon Vellin47 Courtney Clowes

EmeraldCoach: Geoff McKimmie

1 Tony Jansen2 John Phillips4 Mal Chandler5 Shane Walton6 Dominic Panetta7 Rory Boast8 Bill Gilbee9 Jason Amarant10 Karl Kowaski11 Paul McCaferty12 Jason Brilli14 Garry Burgess15 Jonas Edleston16 Daniel Batty18 Andrew Sands19 Les Simmons

21 Glenn Aitkins23 Brett Simmons24 Gerard McMahon25 Andrew Comerford26 Guy Spaulding27 George Gamble28 Stewart Peake29 William Toone30 Geordie Scott32 David Soler35 Joe Tatham38 Brett Hook41 Jason Clarke42 Phill Perry54 Peter Lee56 Brendan Coshutt

Coach: Brett Simmons & Mal Chandler

Woori Yallock

2 Ronny Kaempkes3 Peter Geldart4 Brian Heard5 Adam Littlejohn (C)6 Jason Beasleigh7 Barry Bird8 David Singleton10 Leigh Fisher11 Michael Schinck12 Shane Donkin 13 Peter Wood14 Scott Fawdry16 Barry Holland18 Trevor German19 Matthew Green25 Matthew Dean26 Heath Lewinden27 Terry Hall

28 Brendan Chenhall29 Damien Creighton30 Craig Wallis31 Greg Elder Greg Paterson Lee Stewart Dean Spinks Craig Robertson Kayne Johnson Matthew Fleming Scott Ferrier Dennis Dunn Bernie Wheeler Bruce Johnson Tim Moncur Brad Miljkovic Drew King

Marysville

1 Gregory Wills2 Paul Newlands3 Rod Taylor4 Glenn Harrison5 Patrick Barrow 6 Ross Mcdonald (Capt)7 Mick Duke8 James Soane11 Brendan Holland12 Rob Brosnan14 Lenny Melchiorre16 Glen Camilleri18 Michael Stark 19 Paul Cassamento22 Neal Walsh23 Brad Skerke26 Brendan Leane27 Geoff Stark

28 Marc Hodgson (Coach)29 Mark Smiles30 Graham Hewitt31 Brad May32 Chris Worley33 Darren Doggett34 Chris Lamb29 Mark Smiles37 David Rankin 39 Adrian Buletio42 Scott Brunton43 Greg Lewis44 Scott Garner45 Shane Latham47 Ian Walsh49 Jason Simmonos

Croydon NthCoach: Graham Hewitt

1 Peter Currie 2 Sean Wisneske 3 Mark Jelinek 5 Trevor Smith 7 Mustapha Yul 8 Darren Stephenson 10 Darren Bentley 11 Peter Harrington 12 Danny Amos 13 Jason gerdes 15 Jason Beamsly 16 Steven Berry 17 Stephen Coster 19 Cameron Agars 20 Richard Clifford 21 Ian Paterson 22 Fred Nied 24 Rolf Graunke 27 Leslie Miles

28 Neil French 29 Chris Beasleigh 30 Mark Fitt 31 Ian Henderson 32 Guy Badman 33 Chris Amos 37 Paul Read 38 Andrew Spooner 40 Ian Atkinson 41 Rob Maier 42 Scott Russell 44 Peter Lane 51 Brad Lee 52 Carlo Chiodo 55 Tim Grimes 57 Damien Litchfield 58 Matt Dale 63 Shannon Brooker 70 Darren Bell

Coach: Andrew Spooner

Upwey Tecoma

Croydon Nth FG

Coach: Geoff Wighton

1 Anthony Cardamone2 Craig Bourke3 Shane Brierley 4 Todd Brierley5 Daniel Thiele6 Brett Curnow7 Mark Bowden10 Glenn Burton12 Geoff Wighton 13 Dan Thompson14 Ash Gleeson15 Richard Hoskin16 Daniel Coppens17 Jason Leeds18 Steve Beattie19 John Urquhart20 Andrew Giblin21 Mal Darke22 Graham Coutts

23 Brad Colling24 Dean Cardamone25 Matt Crymble27 Darren Doggett28 Jamie Lee-Archer31 Mark Fern33 Dwayne Finch35 Ronald Lanyon37 Jeff O’Meara38 Scott Kelly39 John Farrow41 Ben Pritchard43 Adam Humphries49 Adam Sykes59 Brad Richardson63 Paul Farrow David Ray75 Malcolm Bradley80 Gavin Green

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MOUNT EVELYN v. OLINDA FERNY CREEk Mount Evelyn 3.3, 5.10, 8.14, 10.16 (76) Olinda Ferny Ck 1.1, 2.4, 6.5, 8.6 (54)

HEALESVILLE v. GEMBrOOK COCKATOO G’brook C’katoo 3.4, 11.6, 18.11, 24.20 (164) Healesville 3.3, 5.3, 8.6, 9.6 (60) GOALS, Gembrook Cockatoo : S. Richardson 6, S. Gough 5, S. Williams 4, A. Walker 3, D. Main 1, S. Nuutinen 1, C. Vernal 1, D. Cracknell 1, L. Turner 1, A. Shipp 1 Healesville : L. Barclay 4, M. Stolarczyk 1, S. Hill 1, T. Russell 1, A. Hamer 1, B. Wilkinson 1 BEST, Gembrook Cockatoo : S. Williams, A. Walker, A. Shipp, S. Richardson, S. Gough, D. Volta Healesville : N. Mende, D. Barclay, B. Bateman, T. Campbell, M. Hall, M. Stolarczyk

MOUNT EVELYN v. OLINDA FERNY CREEk Mount Evelyn 10.1, 14.4, 22.7, 31.15 (201) Olinda Ferny Ck 1.2, 3.5, 6.7, 8.12 (60) GOALS, Mount Evelyn : D. Cupido 14, J. Dalton 4, R. Cowan 3, C. Murphy 3, S. Tesoriero 2, L. Urquhart 2, S. Martin 1, G. Fraser 1, C. Carmody 1 Olinda Ferny Creek : C. Beattie 2, R. Mannix 2, M. Rosier 1, H. Cole 1, L. Meadows 1, B. Walter 1 BEST, Mount Evelyn : R. Cowan, D. Cupido, R. Davis, G. Fraser, S. Martin, C. Carmody Olinda Ferny Creek : B. Shaw, C. Beattie, H. Cole, M. Rosier, R. Mannix, L. Meadows

EMErALd v. MONBULK Monbulk 2.1, 6.5, 7.7, 10.8 (68) Emerald 4.1, 4.2, 6.8, 6.9 (45) GOALS, Monbulk : S. Brooks 2, M. Favrin 2, S. Whittington 2, K. Gray 1, M. Hughson 1, L. McCormick 1, C. Waldron 1 Emerald : C. Porter 2, M. Cox 1, B. Kennedy 1, A. Hellriegel 1, J. Taylor 1 BEST, Monbulk : S. Whittington, S. Van Seters, D. Werts, T. Wragg, J. Anderson, S. Koole Emerald : C. Porter, M. Dompietro, L. McKenna, M. Steer, N. Green, R. Simpson

UPWEY TECOMA v. WOORI YALLOCk Woori Yallock 5.3, 8.4, 11.4, 12.4 (76) Upwey Tecoma 4.0, 4.7, 6.7, 9.13 (67)

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Yv Financial ServicesDivision 1 ReservesHEALESVILLE v. GEMBrOOK COCKATOO Gembrook Cockatoo 4.2, 4.3, 6.9, 10.11 (71) Healesville 0.0, 1.4, 3.6, 6.8 (44) GOALS, Gembrook Cockatoo : E. Tomlin 3, L. Main 2, A. Schueddekopf 2, M. Quinn 2, I. Litterbach 1 Healesville : C. Arnott 2, S. Hill 1, M. Anson 1, C. Barclay 1, R. Carruthers 1 BEST, Gembrook Cockatoo : E. Tomlin, T. Gray, J. Bertuna, G. Hartridge, I. Litterbach, N. Strohbeck Healesville : S. Berner, M. Anson, C. Arnott, B. Wilkinson, C. Burridge, J. Ison-Johnson

MOUNT EVELYN v. OLINDA FERNY CREEk Olinda Ferny Ck 0.2, 2.4, 2.7, 7.11 (53) Mount Evelyn 0.4, 2.8, 5.9, 5.11 (41) GOALS, Olinda Ferny Creek : B. Day 2, B. Bates 2, T. Dawson 1, P. Simmons 1, T. Wall 1 Mount Evelyn : J. Northey 2, T. Massaro 1, P. Tempest 1, S. Harrod 1

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BEST, Olinda Ferny Creek : T. Scott, L. Tanzen, G. Azzam, J. Wallis, B. Bates, G. Nautili Mount Evelyn : G. Carolan, S. Harrod, G. Rhodes, M. Duke, J. Northey, P. Tempest

EMErALd v. MONBULK Emerald 2.0, 5.0, 5.2, 5.4 (34) Monbulk 1.3, 4.4, 4.7, 4.7 (31) GOALS, Emerald : K. Yeo 2, S. Steer 1, R. Pepi 1, J. Lewis 1 Monbulk : A. Mitchell 2, D. Mitchell 1, T. Latimer 1 BEST, Emerald : D. Alenson, E. Pascoe, J. Lewis, J. Huisintveld, K. Yeo, G. Minchin Monbulk : J. O’Neill-Akker, T. Seamer, T. Wright, C. Fraser, D. Mitchell, S. Utting

UPWEY TECOMA v. WOORI YALLOCk Upwey Tecoma 2.4, 6.5, 6.7, 8.11 (59) Woori Yallock 2.2, 3.2, 7.4, 8.5 (53) GOALS, Upwey Tecoma : I. Krijt 2, D. Price 1, S. Mills 1, J. Schmidt 1, R. Huxtable 1, S. Dawson 1, L. Dennis 1 Woori Yallock : R. Smith 2, L. Matthews 2, M. Smith 1, G. Selby 1, P. Joseph 1, C. Morgan 1 BEST, Upwey Tecoma : G. Stephens, S. Dawson, I. Krijt, T. McMillan, J. Hughes, J. Schmidt Woori Yallock : M. Smith, G. Abrol, G. Wells, L. Matthews, L. Martin, R. Smith

WANdIN v. WArBUrTON MILLGrOVE Wandin 1.3, 3.4, 5.5, 9.10 (64) W’burton Millg’ve 0.4, 0.5, 3.9, 7.11 (53) GOALS, Wandin : B. Dickinson 3, N. Whelan 3, C. Ruhl 2, C. Dawson 1 Warburton Millgrove : S. Carter 3, N. Toy 2, C. Morgan 1, N. Terrill 1 BEST, Wandin : L. Sharp, H. Dudink, B. Dickinson, J. Brassington, C. Ruhl, C. Dawson Warburton Millgrove : W. Shepherd, J. James, M. Godenzi, C. Morgan, D. Morris, L. Weir

GOALS, Woori Yallock : B. Sneddon 3, D. Lewis 3, T. Williamson 2, N. Tennant 2, J. Williamson 1, D. Mock 1 Upwey Tecoma : D. Van Hoorn 3, T. Hedge 3, D. Waters 1, T. Heinrich 1, D. Spence 1 BEST, Woori Yallock : M. Witkowski, J. Adams, D. Ryan, J. Williamson, T. Williamson, M. Batten Upwey Tecoma : T. Hedge, B. Hinton, T. Hansen, D. Van Hoorn, D. Sheers, B. Duncan

WANdIN v. WArBUrTON MILLGrOVE Wandin 4.3, 7.5, 12.9, 12.11 (83) W’burton Millg’ve 3.3, 4.5, 4.7, 8.15 (63) GOALS, Wandin : J. Smith 3, J. Chapman 2, G. Sheppard 2, S. Young 1, T. Wheeler 1, J. Hill 1, Z. King 1, R. Chapman 1 Warburton Millgrove : G. Newing 2, B. Winzer 1, D. Egan 1, D. Coghlan 1, K. Henderson 1, L. Barnard 1, B. Murphy 1 BEST, Wandin : B. Kapakoulakis, Z. King, J. Mende, J. Myers, R. Chapman, A. Oxley Warburton Millgrove : L. Collard, L. Barnard, B. Murphy, M. Wappett, G. Newing, M. Walker

GOALS, Mount Evelyn : N. Beekman 3, J. Taylor 2, M. Blake 1, J. Davis 1, L. Mallon-Eigner 1, J. Arthur 1, D. Steele 1 Olinda Ferny Creek : N. Keegan 3, R. Hyde 1, D. Swanson 1, M. Morris 1, P. Truesdale 1 BEST, Mount Evelyn : A. Cyr, J. Bombinski, J. Taylor, J. Giles-Clark, L. Mallon-Eigner, A. Francis Olinda Ferny Creek : T. Roger, C. Horner, R. Hyde, C. Beattie, J. Faull

EMErALd v. MONBULK Emerald 4.3, 7.3, 8.5, 12.6 (78) Monbulk 0.1, 0.2, 1.3, 2.3 (15) GOALS, Emerald : K. Burns 3, C. Deringowski 3, D. Cann 2, T. Faulkner 1, B. O’Ryan 1, M. Haesler 1, J. Klaassen 1 Monbulk : N. Martens 1, D. Mitchell 1 BEST, Emerald : C. Deringowski, B. O’Ryan, C. Thomsen, W. Ladner, D. Karacsonyi, K. Burns Monbulk : M. James, N. Cramer, L. De Wit, N. Martens, N. Wheldon, S. Gardiner

UPWEY TECOMA v. WOORI YALLOCk Upwey Tecoma 2.3, 6.7, 11.11, 14.15 (99) Woori Yallock 1.0, 2.2, 3.2, 3.4 (22) GOALS, Upwey Tecoma : M. Hannon 3, J. Blair 2, M. Chambers 2, L. Hannon 2, T. Haugh 2, J. Eccleston 1, C. Brown 1, A. Kelly 1 Woori Yallock : C. Spaulding 1, K. Thompson 1, H. Smith 1 BEST, Upwey Tecoma : N. Beacom, L. Hannon, J. Blair, C. Brown, A. Kelly, M. Chambers Woori Yallock : M. Pote, K. Thompson, J. Van der Vlugt, J. Butcher, C. Smedley, J. Walker

WANdIN v. GEMBrOOK COCKATOO Wandin 9.2, 16.5, 25.8, 35.13 (223) G’brook C’katoo 0.1, 0.1, 0.1, 0.1 (1) GOALS, Wandin : L. McPhee 10, A. Rowe 9, S. Marsh 5, L. McGookin 3, A. Law 2, D. Decler 2, B. Chapman 1, J. Napoleone 1, T. Adamson 1, L. Curren 1 BEST, Wandin : T. Adamson, B. Chapman, C. Foley, L. McPhee, S. Marsh, A. Rowe



ALEXANdrA v. BELGrAVE Alexandra 2.3, 7.3, 9.6, 11.6 (72) Belgrave 0.0, 2.3, 5.5, 8.6 (54) GOALS, Alexandra : M. Coombs 2, J. Hamill 2, B. Mcdonald 2, W. Cody 1, T. Keating 1, B. Wallis 1, N. Quinsee 1 Belgrave : A. Stanley 3, L. Hardy 3, T. Harris 1, H. McDermott 1 BEST, Alexandra : B. Wallis, J. Tossol, B. Cooper, R. Loveday, P. Wallis Belgrave : T. Harris, L. Hodgson, J. Samarias, A. Stanley, J. McDermott, J. Lester

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SEVILLE v. YARRA JUNCTION Seville 3.1, 4.1, 4.1, 4.3 (27) Yarra Junction 2.1, 2.4, 2.4, 2.5 (17) GOALS, Seville : C. Mahlstedt 2, M. Kershaw 1, D. Cecere 1 Yarra Junction : D. Amrein 1, E. Wadsworth 1 BEST, Seville : C. Mahlstedt, S. Senior, S. Wilson, K. Mullett, T. Eddy, M. Cecere Yarra Junction : M. Brown, B. Charman, W. Robertson, N. Fall, J. Gates, K. Davis

kINGLAkE v. YEA kinglake 4.10, 10.12, 17.16, 26.22 (178) Yea 2.1, 2.2, 2.2, 2.2 (14) GOALS, kinglake : J. Nixon 7, L. Thorneycroft 5, D. Pywell 3, M. Thomas 3, S. Dorsett 1, J. Ottosen 1, S. Mather 1, J. Chalmers 1, J. Atkins 1, J. Crocker 1, G. Murphy 1, N. McColloch 1 Yea : T. Butterworth 1, S. Masierowski 1 BEST, Kinglake : G. Murphy, D. Pywell, M. Thomas, D. Skehan, B. Styles, L. Thorneycroft Yea : E. Neilson, B. Parks, T. Butterworth, J. Cunningham, S. Martin, A. O’Neil

ALEXANdrA v. BELGrAVE Belgrave 7.8, 8.10, 17.15, 18.20 (128) Alexandra 0.0, 3.3, 3.3, 6.5 (41) GOALS, Belgrave : M. Collins 7, T. McNamara 3, K. Chandler 2, K. Grant 1, D. Lunn-Wilson 1, P. Gough 1, D. Calteri 1, M. Francis 1, B. Collins 1 Alexandra : T. Biffin 1, L. Purcell 1, C. Friswell 1, P. Wallis 1, J. Elkington 1, R. Norris 1 BEST, Belgrave : T. Stubley, K. Chandler, P. Gough, D. Lunn-Wilson, B. Thompson, M. Johnson Alexandra : S. Kidd, J. Krijt, M. Miller, L. Ware, B. Wallace, P. Wallis

POWELLTOWN v. YARRA GLEN Yarra Glen 4.1, 8.2, 13.5, 15.8 (98) Powelltown 4.7, 6.11, 8.11, 9.13 (67) GOALS, Yarra Glen : R. Kueffer 5, J. Marks 2, D. Edwards 2, E. Shaw 1, B. Ashton 1, M. Thomas 1, S. Twite-Moore 1, P. Hayes 1, B. James 1

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SEVILLE v. YARRA JUNCTION Seville won by forfeit.

kINGLAkE v. YEA Yea 2.1, 2.2, 6.5, 7.5 (47) kinglake 3.2, 4.4, 4.4, 6.5 (41) GOALS, Yea : P. Kiss 2, T. O’Dwyer 2, A. Martin 2, M. Helder 1 kinglake : T. Brooks 3, B. Munn 1, T. Maloney 1, J. Walker 1 BEST, Yea : J. Frankcombe, A. Martin, C. Leatham, B. Dennis, J. Garlick, L. White kinglake : J. Walker, J. Rabjones , S. McAuliffe, H. Illingworth, B. Groves, Z. Coleman

ALEXANdrA v. BELGrAVE Belgrave 4.3, 9.5, 13.8, 15.11 (101) Alexandra 0.1, 1.4, 2.6, 5.8 (38) GOALS, Belgrave : M. Meyer 5, C. Haynes 3, A. Leaumont 2, C. Francis 2, A. Koller 1, L. Robinson 1, M. Jones-Bates 1 Alexandra : A. Hutt 2, A. Wood 1, S. Ferrier 1 BEST, Belgrave : M. Meyer, M. Jones-Bates, C. Mochon, M. Stamps, C. Haynes, J. Salton Alexandra : D. Roper, M. Heyes, A. Hutt

POWELLTOWN v. YARRA GLEN Yarra Glen 1.3, 6.4, 12.6, 16.8 (104) Powelltown 2.2, 3.7, 3.9, 5.12 (42) GOALS, Yarra Glen : C. Eramo 3, L. Bull 2, J. Orren 2, B. Ramage 1, M. Dale 1, D. Batten 1, L. Johnson 1, B. Hart 1, P. Williamson 1, C. Orren 1, B. Spencer 1, N. Seeger 1 Powelltown : B. Walker 2, T. Trenfield 1, J. Barton 1, J. Hauser 1 BEST, Yarra Glen : B. Hart, P. Williamson, C. Eramo, D. Batten, M. Dale, L. Bull Powelltown : B. Walker, T. Trenfield, G. Frazer, L. Power, J. Barton, D. Crichton

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POWELLTOWN v. YARRA GLEN Yarra Glen 9.6, 17.11, 28.13, 39.20 (254) Powelltown 0.0, 0.0, 1.0, 1.1 (7) GOALS, Yarra Glen : R. Smith 6, S. Falkingham 5, C. Moate 5, W. Goodwin 4, M. Shanks 4, B. Spencer 3, C. Orren 3, M. Hunter 2, J. Bourke 2, M. Oataway 2, C. Churchill 1, A. Kirk 1, R. Veitch 1 Powelltown : J. Dobson 1 BEST, Yarra Glen : C. Moate, W. Goodwin, R. Smith, M. Hunter, K. Booth, S. Falkingham Powelltown : T. Fall, B. Nightingale, J. Dobson, M. Scott, J. Piergrosse, A. Rentoul

Powelltown : D. Roy 3, T. Bonson 1, C. Osborne 1, L. Miller 1, W. Williams 1, J. Wilson 1, D. Wallace 1 BEST, Yarra Glen : D. Watt, K. Hudson, C. Tait, M. Thomas, D. Gilder, G. Braden Powelltown : J. Mullan, J. Hughes, B. McDonald, A. Nurse, L. Pantalone, J. Wilson


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Team Pld Won Lost Drawn Bye FF For Agst % Pts



1 G’brook Cockatoo 13 11 2 0 0 0 1447 962 150.42 442 Woori Yallock 13 11 2 0 0 0 1246 922 135.14 443 Monbulk 13 7 6 0 0 0 1097 991 110.70 284 Wandin 13 7 6 0 0 0 1204 1371 87.82 285 Olinda Ferny Ck 13 6 6 1 0 0 1050 1185 88.61 266 Emerald 13 6 7 0 0 0 1055 965 109.33 247 Warburton Millgrove 13 5 8 0 0 0 1004 1025 97.95 208 Upwey Tecoma 13 4 8 1 0 0 938 1181 79.42 189 Mount Evelyn 13 4 9 0 0 0 1202 1331 90.31 1610 Healesville 13 3 10 0 0 0 1080 1390 77.70 12

1 Upwey Tecoma 13 10 3 0 0 0 932 581 160.41 402 Healesville 13 9 3 1 0 0 803 599 134.06 383 Wandin 13 8 4 1 0 0 898 814 110.32 344 G’brook Cockatoo 13 7 5 1 0 0 837 685 122.19 305 W’burton Millg’ve 13 7 6 0 0 0 886 620 142.90 286 Olinda Ferny Creek 13 7 6 0 0 0 928 827 112.21 287 Woori Yallock 13 4 8 1 0 0 667 872 76.49 188 Monbulk 13 4 9 0 0 0 641 801 80.02 169 Emerald 13 4 9 0 0 0 599 964 62.14 1610 Mount Evelyn 13 3 10 0 0 0 672 1100 61.09 12

1 Wandin 13 12 0 0 0 1 1358 459 295.86 522 Upwey Tecoma 13 11 1 0 0 1 1366 317 430.91 483 Emerald 13 7 4 0 2 0 791 474 166.88 364 Woori Yallock 13 6 4 0 1 2 722 633 114.06 365 Mount Evelyn 13 6 6 0 0 1 935 852 109.74 286 Olinda Ferny Creek 13 4 8 0 0 1 687 852 80.63 207 Warburton Millgrove 9 1 7 0 1 1 182 559 32.56 128 Monbulk 13 1 10 0 0 2 370 1035 35.75 129 Gembrook Cockatoo 13 0 11 0 0 2 307 1537 19.97 8

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1 Belgrave 13 11 1 1 0 0 1296 500 259.20 462 Seville 13 10 2 0 0 1 1020 510 200.00 443 Yarra Glen 13 10 2 1 0 0 1157 469 246.70 424 Yea 13 7 6 0 0 0 882 836 105.50 285 Powelltown 13 6 7 0 0 0 849 955 88.90 246 Kinglake 13 4 9 0 0 0 694 1032 67.25 167 Alexandra 13 2 11 0 0 0 625 1053 59.35 88 Yarra Junction 13 0 13 0 0 0 297 1465 20.27 0

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1 Belgrave 13 12 0 1 0 0 1760 774 227.39 502 Yarra Glen 13 9 3 1 0 0 1398 975 143.38 383 Seville 13 8 5 0 0 0 1031 910 113.30 324 Yarra Junction 13 6 7 0 0 0 1044 1094 95.43 245 Powelltown 13 6 7 0 0 0 1173 1307 89.75 246 Kinglake 13 5 8 0 0 0 1241 1314 94.44 207 Alexandra 13 5 8 0 0 0 915 1232 74.27 208 Yea 13 0 13 0 0 0 720 1676 42.96 0

1 Seville 13 8 2 0 3 0 1036 369 280.76 442 Yarra Glen 13 7 2 1 3 0 1027 403 254.84 423 Alexandra 13 7 3 0 3 0 831 444 187.16 404 Belgrave 13 4 5 1 3 0 580 588 98.64 345 kinglake 13 2 7 0 4 0 495 846 58.51 246 Powelltown 13 0 9 0 4 0 154 1473 10.45 16

1 Croydon North 6 6 0 0 0 0 599 270 221.85 242 Mt Evelyn 6 5 1 0 0 0 592 160 370.00 203 Upwey Tecoma 6 3 3 0 0 0 273 328 83.23 124 Emerald 6 2 4 0 0 0 319 339 94.10 85 Woori Yallock 6 2 4 0 0 0 291 426 68.31 86 Marysville 6 0 6 0 0 0 168 719 23.37 0


kinglake [43] def Yea [26]

Registering their fourth win of the season, Kinglake did so by beating Yea in front of their home crowd. At times the Yea looked like they had the Lakers on their toes, but they were unable to remain consistent. Alex Mercuri (33 goals), Rebekah Harvey, Casey Barnes and Natasha Skehan in particular relishing in the freedom they had around the court. Yea have still to win their first game of the season, and they weren’t going to this round as they couldn’t stop the influence of Kinglake’s goallers.

Powelltown [34] def by Yarra Glen [45]

Currently sitting third on the ladder, Yarra Glen further cemented their spot in the top five with a convincing win over Powelltown. The run and carry through the centre court was what put the home side on the back foot, as well as the shooting prowess of the visiting team’s goallers. Powelltown proved to be inaccurate in comparison to Yarra Glen, who barely missed whenever they put a shot up – this Yarra Glen’s willingness to go hard and fast into each contest was what got them the overall four points. Tarryn Thom (32 goals), Elizabeth Kay (13 goals), Stacey Moate and Tori Smedley were Yarra Glen’s best.

Seville [35] def Yarra Junction [21]

Sitting pretty on top of the ladder, Seville, played host to Yarra Junction at the weekend. The Blues have had a fantastic year, and this game proved to be no different. Seville’s defenders were stand-outs in this game, where they prevented Junction’s goallers from being as influential on the game as they usually are. The run and carry from Seville’s defence through to their goallers was done very well, as they

were too fast for the Eagles. Emily Read, Riley Gentle, Stacey Bell and Tania Hoare were Seville’s best in their eleventh win of the season.

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Emerald [40] def Monbulk [37]

After losing last week to Olinda Ferny Creek, Emerald are back on the winners list with a close win over Monbulk – this now sees the Bombers fifth on the ladder. It was a very to-and-fro kind of game, with the lead changing numerous times – and it was a defenders kind of game, with those of both teams starring for their respective sides. But when the game was to be won, Emerald managed to get on top, with Samantha Coller, Brooke Maher (27 goals), Meagan Baguley and Nicole Argoon stepping up when they needed to.

Healesville – BYE

Mount Evelyn [59] def Olinda Ferny Creek [23]

Registering their first win of the season last week, Olinda Ferny Creek would have loved to have made it two in a row – but with their next opponent being Mount Evelyn, that was not going to happen. And with the weather being less than pleasant, it didn’t affect the performances of the home side at all – they instead incorporated this into their game and the rain didn’t hinder them. Olinda looked sluggish in comparison, with their passing letting them down and Mount Evelyn capitalising on their hesitation. Sarah Hogan, Rachael Hickey (29 goals), Gaby Duncan and Morgan Brumby were Mount Evelyn’s best.

Upwey Tecoma [82] def Woori Yallock [32]

Upwey Tecoma enjoyed a fantastic win over their opponent – and in a move that surprised many but worked out great by the home side, Krista Tomlinson played in goals, and shot a staggering sixty goals in

a stand-out performance. Woori could do nothing to match this or the excellence of Upwey’s other players, with Tess Linkins, Natalie Montanari and Riley McLoughlin also playing well and creating much of the play. The two Upwey goallers proved to be a headache for Woori, being next to unstoppable.

Wandin [49] def Warburton Millgrove [27]

Wandin went on to further cement their place in the top five with another convincing win. The Doggies were fantastic, with their shooters causing numerous problems for their direct opponent. Wandin were quick off the mark, and they gave Warby next to no room to move whenever the ball came down their end; they made timely intercepts, and they were great in timing their rebounds. Lauren Close, Melissa Martinov (26 goals), Courtney McDonald (17 goals) and Kathleen McMahon were deemed Wandin’s best, in a match where not much could go wrong.

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Alexandra [42] def by Belgrave [58]

Continuing on with their stand-out season, Belgrave travelled to Alexandra at the weekend. The MAgpiesproved to be too strong from the outset, causing multiple problems for Alexandra across the court. Alexandra, for a while, stood toe-to-toe with their opponent, but they couldn’t retain the pressure, and instead crumbled beneath the pressure Belgrave exerted. And with Kara Salmon (37 goals), Tayla Davison-Armao (21 goals) and Kristen Robinson playing well, Belgrave never looked like they were going to lose. This win sees Belgrave still sitting second on the ladder, and with Alex sitting fifth.

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Belgrave vs Powelltown

Sitting just outside the top five, Powelltown must win their next few matches if they hope to play finals this season; but playing against Belgrave and taking home the four points may prove to be a bit difficult for them. The Magpies has barely put a foot wrong this season, and when their whole team plays well, they get on top and remain that way. Powelltown’s goallers have been very accurate this season, but will it be enough to get them over the line? I’m tipping Belgrave to win this match by eight goals.

Yarra Glen vs kinglake

Kinglake are going to find it difficult at trying to beat Yarra Glen. But they haven’t had a bad few weeks, and this may favour them. However, they will need to get the better of Yarra Glen’s goallers, who barely miss whenever they put a shot up, and the speed their defenders and centre court players move the ball when they’re coming out from defence. The transition from defence to attack has proven to be Yarra Glen’s biggest strength, and it will pay off against when they host Kinglake. Yarra Glen by thirteen goals.

Yarra Junction vs Alexandra

Yarra Junction has had a great season thus far, and they will continue to do so when they play host to Alexandra today. The Eagles have been known to be slow starters, but once they get going, they’re very difficult to stop, especially their shooters. Alexandra has quick centre court players, with the highlight of this game being between theirs and Junction’s. This game will be a tight one, where Junction won’t get on top until well into the last

quarter. The home side by seven or eight goals.

Yea vs Seville

Unfortunately for Yea, who has yet to win a game this season, they won’t be doing so against Seville, even though they are playing at home. Seville has had another great season, and they surely won’t look to drop another game with finals in only a month. Yea will put up a fight for most of this match, but Seville will get on top and their defenders will get the better of the Tiger’s goallers to give the visiting side a handy lead. Seville will win this game by nine or so goals.

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Netball Division Two

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Netball Division Two

Yarra Glen FG

Amanda AkersReg AkersRhiannon AldousBeth BastionChloe BastionRebecca BastionMorgan CassellRachel CookeMichelle DolmanJacqueline Graham*

Cindy HayesChelsea HelderShannon InnessSarah JenkinsJo LeighBrooke LloydSarah Lobley

Kate McMasterKiristen MooreCarlee MountjoyStacey MurrayAnna OliverEmily PickenDeboraj SchickerlingKim SlavinChelsea SpagnoloKaylee TurveyEmily WattsJudy WattsSophie WattsKathryn WearneCeleste WhiteJade White

Coach: Brad Watts

Yea

Ally BurrTara CarterLouise ChappleAshleigh CreightonMegan CreightonBrooke DavisMichelle FlemingVanessa GillMargaret HamillSharon HedgerMichelle JackEmma KiddSally KrijtJessica LucasNicole ManthorpeJoanne McCulloughEllie McDonald

Rachael McDonaldGrace McKenzieRebecca McLeodEbony PurcellSarah PurcellStacey RennieKaren RicherdsTara RogersonLisa RougetDarcy SmithKathryn VeldmanGrace WestwoodLaura WestwoodBrodie WheelhouseKim WilliamsKylie Williams

Coach: Lucy Wallis & Michelle Jack

Alexandra

Zoe AbbruzzeseStacey BellKristal BorgmeyerAdriana Del GiudiceKylie CorbettJessica DayDi DayAlysha DefilippisAshleigh DochertyRiley GentleRebecca GroenJessica HaywardRachael HindsTania HoareTarryn HochkinsJessica HollidayChloe HollidaySamantha Holly

Rosie JakobsKim KennedyMollie McMahonCarroline NyhuisClare PapavsKristy PattisonAlex PenmanKate PenmanEmily ReadSamantha ReynoldsCassandra O’NeillStephanie SkinnerJessie StraughairMolly TreloarCorinne TesselaarToni TesselaarRebecca WoodsMorgan Wyatt*

SevilleA: Lou Abbruzzese A Res: Di Day B: Zoe Abbruzzese

Renee AndricDanika CampbellSharelle CampbellNicole CaithnessClarisse ChaproniereBrooke CochraneMelissa DaveyCloe DrillSarah FrancisNatalie GlandvilleJessica LeggRachel LyonsDonna Marcus

Lauren MolynoxKristen RobinsonKara SalmonErin SaundersHeather TroyAmy VatcherAmee WilliamsRochelle SamuhelAngela JefferyTayla Davison-ArmaoAlex GawleyKate ScholesNaomi Hargreavesa

Coach: Penny Forrest

Belgrave

Jessie AllenRosie BattenLauren BeatonCharlene BookerSally BrennanAbby CampbellKelly CharmanCatherine CookStacey CooperAmanda CroakerRebecca CrossBrooke DePedro Jessica DixonKayla DobsonJenny Gardner

Aimee HawkinsEmma LitterbachJen McIntyreCara MooreTracey O’NeillJacqui PoolesMichelle PoolesCourtney RichardsCaitlin RourkeMichelle RobertsonLeah WadsworthKate Widuckel-SnowdenKaitlyn WhitelawAmanda Wilson

Coach: A & B: Jenny Gardner, C: Amanda Croaker

Yarra Junction

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Lauren AuldChelsea BirchallNicole CairnsMeaghan CarterJacqui CookeAmy DennettChantelle FarleyPeta FayMadelaine FitzpatrickJacinda FraserCayley GraySharnie GrayHillary GrubbBrianna JonesElizabeth Kay

Stefanie MaileEmily MeehanStephane MeehanNicole MoateStacey MoateLouise OakleyTori SmedleyKate StewartNicole TaylorTarryn ThomRenae TurnerTori WattNadine WilliamsLauren YoungMichelle Young

Coach: Peta Fay & Hillary Grubb

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Biance AmoreCassie AnduezaNikki ArmstrongEmma BadeleyDemi BarberErin BenhamStephanie BroadwayEmma BurrowsOlivia CanevaAndrea CasseyChristine ColeMelinda DarwallDeb DavidsonAlly DunfordJordan FeatherstoneMichelle FinlayRebecca FinlayShelley GrayNicole HajderAlice Hermansen

Grace HoltHaley JonesNicoel KimptonSheree McConachyJess MebbreyRaeleen MebbreyTiarne MoodyJess MorrisMichelle MorseGeorgina NolanKelly PeersBrooke ReedJess SandersSimone TraynorNiranda WalkerClaire WilliamsErin WilliamsKate WilliamsLaura Wilson

PowelltownA & A Res – John Hajder, B – Raeleen Mebbrey,

B Res – Nicole Hajder & Kate Williams

A GradeDebbie MolloyNatasha SkehanLoz McMahonKayla VarleyKylie McDonaldBek HarveyCasey BarnesAlex MercuriTayla SteadB GradeSally Nott (C)Claire HolmesClaire McMahonElyse CoenStacey Chalmers

Andrea BurnsHayley BawdenMonica AnnalKira GoodmanC GradeRachel Chalmers (C)Emma McNamaraAmy GreenEbony KeenanCaitlyn HendieMykaela SmithMadeline Busuttil Emma GaleaAnna JohnstonChelsey Quilliam

Coach: Natasha Skehan/Debbie Molloy

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UPWEY TECOMA v. WOORI YALLOCk Woori Yallock 3, 8, 10, 18 (18) Upwey Tecoma 3, 7, 12, 15 (15) GOALS, WOORI YALLOCk: Jessica Anderson 8, Tracey Allen 5, Olivia Burley 3, Olivia Kennedy 1, Casey Matthews 1 UPWEY TECOMA: Emily Dowling 6 BEST, WOOrI YALLOCK: Bronwyn Lee, Tammy Van Horick, Haylee Collette, Alyse Ismail UPWEY TECOMA: Emily Dowling

WANdIN v. WArBUrTON MILLGrOVE Wandin 4, 12, 19, 32 (32) W’burton Millgrove 6, 9, 17, 20 (20) GOALS, WANDIN: Taylor Murphy 22, Penelope Harris 9 WArBUrTON MILLGrOVE: Tamara Halit 11, Lauren Walker 9 BEST, WANdIN: Danielle Smith, Rachael Roberts, Taylor Murphy, Penelope Harris WArBUrTON MILLGrOVE: Kimberley Williams, Rebecca Lamont, Tamara Halit, Kelly Williams

HEALESVILLE v. BYE

MT EVELYN v. OLINDA FERNY CREEk Mt Evelyn 8, 13, 19, 29 (29) Olinda Ferny Ck 10, 19, 23, 29 (29) GOALS, MT EVELYN: Naomi Hammett 23, Eliza Weinberg 4, Prue Northey 2 OLINDA FERNY CREEk: Lauren Smith 21, Georgia Taylor 5, Hannah Ransome 3 BEST, MT EVELYN: Sarah Rhodes, Emilie Fellows, Prue Northey, Felicity Curnow OLINDA FERNY CREEk: Molly Rogers, Lauren Smith, Becky Scott, Lisa Quon

EMErALd v. BYE

Sticks Yarra valley – B Reserve

EMErALd v. MONBULK HAWKS Monbulk Hawks 6, 15, 24, 35 (35) Emerald 4, 10, 20, 30 (30) GOALS, MONBULK HAWKS: Tahlia Northey 23, Kate Williams 12 EMERALD: Kristy Evans 23, Beverly White 7 BEST, MONBULK HAWKS: Kim Dunstan, Alanna Davies, Kate Williams, Tahlia Northey EMERALD: Kristy Evans, Sally Rush, Megan Appleby, Carla Volta

Division One Division OneSticks Yarra valley – B GradeUPWEY TECOMA v. WOORI YALLOCk Upwey Tecoma 14, 29, 41, 53 (53) Woori Yallock 0, 4, 10, 16 (16) GOALS, UPWEY TECOMA: Michelle Tomlinson 28, Emma Hedge 25 WOORI YALLOCk: Olivia Kennedy 10, Jessica Hales 3, Tracey Allen 3 BEST, UPWEY TECOMA: Michelle Tomlinson, Jessicah Holder, Emma Hedge, Jennifer Jois WOORI YALLOCk: Rebecca Hyndman, Tracey Allen, Georgia Famularo, Olivia Kennedy

WANdIN v. WArBUrTON MILLGrOVE Wandin 10, 14, 21, 28 (28) W’burton Millgrove 3, 8, 13, 20 (20) GOALS, WANDIN: Georgia Cunningham 14, Krystal Huyser 14 WArBUrTON MILLGrOVE: Peta Adams 8, Heidi Summers 8, Taylah McConarchy 4 BEST, WANdIN: Melissa Lang, Simone Chiacchia, Tara Albiston, Georgia Cunningham WArBUrTON MILLGrOVE: Peta Adams, Taylah McConarchy, Lauren Clinch, Josie Wappett

HEALESVILLE v. GEMBrOOK COCKATOO Healesville 2, 13, 17, 27 (27) Gembrook Cockatoo 2, 8, 12, 19 (19) GOALS, HEALESVILLE: Kym Estcourt-Barclay 17, Georgia Murty 10 GEMBrOOK COCKATOO: Alexandra Goodie 11, Kim Gartlan 7, Alisha Fitzgerald 1 BEST, HEALESVILLE: Georgia Murty, Kayla Wandin-Collins, Kym Estcourt-Barclay, Michelle Barclay GEMBrOOK COCKATOO: Sara Aitken, Nicole Hampton, Jemah McInerney, Kim Gartlan

MT EVELYN v. OLINDA FERNY CREEk Mt Evelyn 8, 15, 24, 30 (30) Olinda Ferny Creek 11, 16, 21, 28 (28) GOALS, MT EVELYN: Darcie Marmion 15, Tori Starling 15 OLINDA FERNY CREEk: Elise Tanzen 22, Laura Healy 4, Zoe Llewellyn 2 BEST, MT EVELYN: Ruby Tidd, Tori Starling, Stephanie Devescovi, Darcie Marmion OLINDA FERNY CREEk: Laura Healy, Merrin Buxton, Romy Schauble, Alexis Broy

Netball Results 2012 Netball Results 2012 Sticks Yarra valley – A Grade Sticks Yarra valley – A ReserveHEALESVILLE v. BYEMT EVELYN v. OLINDA FERNY CREEk Mt Evelyn 16, 28, 44, 59 (59) Olinda Ferny Creek 5, 12, 14, 23 (23) GOALS, MT EVELYN: Rachael Hickey 29, Shannon Gray 22, Jackie Cullimore 9 OLINDA FERNY CREEk: Melanie Thomas 12, Samantha Smith 6, Lucy Allman 4 BEST, MT EVELYN: Sarah Hogan, Rachael Hickey, Gaby Duncan, Morgan Brumby OLINDA FERNY CREEk: Brooke Northey, Lisa Boyle, Rhiannon Pendleton, Jessica GreenEMErALd v. MONBULK HAWKS Emerald 13, 20, 31, 40 (40) Monbulk Hawks 7, 17, 29, 37 (37) GOALS, EMERALD: Brooke Maher 27, Megan Whiteroad 13 MONBULK HAWKS: Jamie Sands 22, Natalie Bates 10, Sophie Byatt 5 BEST, EMErALd: Samantha Coller, Brooke Maher, Meagan Baguley, Nicole Argoon MONBULK HAWKS: Jamie Sands, Samantha Coppinger, Sophie Byatt, Beth StubbsUPWEY TECOMA v. WOORI YALLOCk Upwey Tecoma 20, 38, 63, 82 (82) Woori Yallock 11, 20, 27, 32 (32) GOALS, UPWEY TECOMA: Krista Tomlinson 60, Jordan Lingard 22 WOORI YALLOCk: Christie Booth 14, Ellie Stafford 11, Ashleigh Savage 4, Peri Stewart 3 BEST, UPWEY TECOMA: Tess Linkins, Natalie Montanari, Krista Tomlinson, Riley McLoughlin WOORI YALLOCk: Meg Stafford, Joanna Goldsworthy, Ellie Van Der West Huizen, Mariah ScullyWANdIN v. WArBUrTON MILLGrOVE Wandin 10, 26, 39, 49 (49) Warburton Millgrove 5, 12, 18, 27 (27) GOALS, WANDIN: Melissa Martinov 26, Courtney McDonald 17, Lauren Fletcher 6 WArBUrTON MILLGrOVE: Karly Wappett 10, Bianca Daniels 9, Samantha Hansen 8 BEST, WANdIN: Lauren Close, Melissa Martinov, Courtney McDonald, Kathleen McMahon WArBUrTON MILLGrOVE: Bianca Daniels, Jaime Lord, Karly Wappett, Samantha Hansen

UPWEY TECOMA v. WOORI YALLOCk Upwey Tecoma 8, 16, 35, 49 (49) Woori Yallock 9, 17, 26, 34 (34) GOALS, UPWEY TECOMA: Jordan Elms 29, Jasmine Schubert 20 WOORI YALLOCk: Jordan Kennedy 20, Ashleigh Savage 14 BEST, UPWEY TECOMA: Katie Lowe, Maddison Taylor, Kathryn Audsley, Simone Coviello WOORI YALLOCk: Jade Thorsen, Emily Milner, Jordan Kennedy, Emma Hales

WANdIN v. WArBUrTON MILLGrOVE Wandin 14, 28, 40, 54 (54) W’burton Millg’ve 10, 21, 30, 47 (47) GOALS, WANDIN: Carly Baker 31, Hayley Thompson 23 WArBUrTON MILLGrOVE: Melanie Hancock 29, Adele Ormsby 18 BEST, WANdIN: Carly Baker, Hayley Thompson, Corinne Bogle, Alex Priestley WArBUrTON MILLGrOVE: Melanie Hancock, Adele Ormsby, Jemma Iacono, Paige Barnard

HEALESVILLE v. BYE

MT EVELYN v. OLINDA FERNY CREEk Mt Evelyn 15, 25, 40, 53 (53)

Olinda Ferny Ck 11, 20, 30, 37 (37) GOALS, MT EVELYN: Jackie Cullimore 38, Melissa Berry 8, Rebecca Gorfine 7 OLINDA FERNY CREEk: Melanie Thomas 14, Carolyn Bates 14, Lucy Allman 9 BEST, MT EVELYN: Hannah Urquhart, Jackie Cullimore, Melissa Berry, Jordan Maher OLINDA FERNY CREEk: Carolyn Bates, Melanie Thomas, Lucy Allman, Georgia Patton

EMErALd v. MONBULK HAWKS Monbulk Hawks 13, 28, 42, 59 (59) Emerald 7, 19, 29, 40 (40) GOALS, EMERALD: Kim Walker 21, Carly Webster 19 BEST, EMErALd: Kim Walker, Kate Griffin, Laura Tranfield, Carly Webster



SEVILLE v. YARRA JUNCTION Seville 7, 17, 24, 35 (35) Yarra Junction 1, 8, 15, 21 (21) GOALS, SEVILLE: Zoe Abbruzzese 19, Samantha Holly 12, Ashleigh Docherty 4 YARRA JUNCTION: Jenny Gardner 10, Cara Moore 6, Emma Litterbach 4 BEST, SEVILLE: Emily Read, Riley Gentle, Stacey Bell, Tania Hoare

kINGLAkE v. YEA kinglake 9, 21 36, 43 (43) Yea 8, 14, 22, 26 (26) GOALS, kINGLAkE: Alex Mercuri 33, Debra Molloy 10 YEA: Rhiannon Aldous 18, Chelsea Spagnolo 5, Kate Elliott 3 BEST, KINGLAKE: Alex Mercuri, Rebekah Harvey, Casey Barnes, Natasha Skehan YEA: Rhiannon Aldous, Brooke Lloyd, Jacqueline Graham, Amanda Akers

ALEXANdrA v. BELGrAVE Belgrave 16, 33, 46, 58 (58) Alexandra 8, 16, 32, 42 (42) GOALS, BELGrAVE: Kara Salmon 37, Tayla Davison-Armao 21 ALEXANDRA: Emma Kidd 21, Lauren Steyger 13, Jessica Walker 8 BEST, BELGrAVE: Kara Salmon, Tayla Davison-Armao, Kristen Robinson ALEXANDRA: Kathryn Veldman, Jessica Walker, Emma Kidd, Lauren Steyger

POWELLTOWN v. YARRA GLEN Yarra Glen 11, 23, 35, 45 (45) Powelltown 9, 17, 26, 34 (34) GOALS, YARRA GLEN: Tarryn Thom 32, Elizabeth Kay 13 POWELLTOWN: Olivia Caneva 21, Laura Wilson 13 BEST, YArrA GLEN: Tarryn Thom, Elizabeth Kay, Stacey Moate, Tori Smedley POWELLTOWN: Stephanie Broadway, Nicole Hajder, Alexandra Dunford, Olivia Caneva

Division Two Division TwoNetball Results 2012 Netball Results 2012 Sticks Yarra valley – A Grade Sticks Yarra valley – A Reserve Sticks Yarra valley – B Reserve

ALEXANdrA v. BELGrAVE Belgrave 10, 20, 28, 37 (37) Alexandra 10, 18, 26, 36 (36) GOALS, BELGrAVE: Alexandra Gawley 12 ALEXANDRA: Grace Westwood 22, Michelle Jack 14 BEST, BELGrAVE: Melissa Davey, Clarisse Chaproniere, Jessica Legg ALEXANDRA: Teagan Halligan, Hailey Elkington, Grace Westwood, Michelle Jack

kINGLAkE v. YEA Yea 18, 30, 38, 48 (48) kinglake 8, 17, 24, 31 (31) GOALS, YEA: Shannon Inness 25, Cindy Hayes 23 kINGLAkE: Elyse Coen 20, Stacey Chalmers 11 BEST, YEA: Cindy Hayes, Emily Picken, Celeste White, Jo Leigh kINGLAkE: Claire McMahon, Kaylee Wellington, Elyse Coen, Stacey Chalmers

POWELLTOWN v. YARRA GLEN Powelltown 9, 19, 29, 40 (40) Yarra Glen 3, 6, 11, 17 (17) GOALS, POWELLTOWN: Simone Traynor 22, Nikki Armstrong 18 YARRA GLEN: Kate Stewart 7, Louise Oakley 5, Meaghan Carter 3, Sharnie Gray 2 BEST, POWELLTOWN: Miranda Walker, Kate Williams, Demi Barber, Nikki Armstrong YARRA GLEN: Nicole Moate, Jacqui Cooke, Louise Oakley, Cayley Gray

SEVILLE v. YARRA JUNCTION Seville 8, 15, 19, 24 (24) Yarra Junction 3, 5, 9, 12 (12) GOALS, SEVILLE: Rebecca Groen 34, Jessica Holliday 11 YARRA JUNCTION: Brooke De Pedro 16, Lauren Beaton 12 BEST, SEVILLE: Rebecca Groen, Corinne Tesselaar, Chloe Holliday, Jessica Day YARRA JUNCTION: Courtney Richards, Rebecca Cross, Aimee Hawkins, Lauren Beaton

Sticks Yarra valley – B GradeALEXANdrA v. BELGrAVE Belgrave 8, 14, 18, 27 (27) Alexandra 3, 11, 15, 23 (23) GOALS, BELGrAVE: Amee Williams 17, Naomi Hargreaves 10 ALEXANDRA: Louise Chapple 17, Nicole Manthorpe 5, Katherine Quinsee 1 BEST, BELGrAVE: Amee Williams, Naomi Hargreaves, Amy Vatcher, Erin Saunders ALEXANDRA: Sally Krijt, Kim Williams, Louise Chapple, Nicole Manthorpe

kINGLAkE v. YEA Yea 10, 15, 23, 31 (31) kinglake 0, 1, 1, 1 (1) GOALS, YEA: Anna Oliver 17, Rebecca Bastion 9, Bethany Bastion 6 kINGLAkE: Mykaela Smith 1 BEST, YEA: Emily Watts, Kim Slavin kINGLAkE: Rachel Chalmers, Andrea Burns, Madeline Busultil, Chelsea Quilliam

POWELLTOWN v. YARRA GLEN Yarra Glen 7, 16, 26, 32 (32) Powelltown 7, 14, 18, 24 (24) GOALS, YARRA GLEN: Brianna Jones 18, Renae Turner 8, Amy Dennett 6 POWELLTOWN: Shelley Gray 14, Jessica Mebbrey 10 BEST, YArrA GLEN: Chantelle Farley, Brianna Jones, Michelle Young, Nadine Williams POWELLTOWN: Jessica Mebbrey, Shelley Gray, Kelly Peers, Cassey Andueza

SEVILLE v. YARRA JUNCTION Seville 4, 12, 21, 24 (24) Yarra Junction 4, 7, 10, 12 (12) GOALS, SEVILLE: Cassie ONeill 12, Melanie-Rose Jakobs 12 YARRA JUNCTION: Amanda Wilson 7, Abby Campbell 5 BEST, SEVILLE: Kristy Pattison, Melanie-Rose Jakobs, Kylie Corbett, Cassie ONeill YARRA JUNCTION: Kaitlyn Whitelaw, Kate Snowden, Amanda Wilson, Charlene Booker

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ALEXANDRA v. YEA Alexandra 6, 11, 20, 27 (27) Yea 4, 12, 19, 23 (23) GOALS, ALEXANDRA: Karen Richards 14, Stacey Rennie 13 YEA: Rachel Cooke 12, Jade White 9 BEST, ALEXANdrA: Ashleigh Halligan, Sarah Purcell, Stacey Rennie, Rachael McDonald YEA: Rachel Cooke, Kate McMaster, Jade White, Michelle Dolman

SEVILLE v. POWELLTOWN Seville 8, 22, 39, 53 (53) Powelltown 3, 4, 6, 8 (8) GOALS, SEVILLE: Carroline Nyhuis 38, Kim Kennedy 9, Toni Tesselaar 5, Christine Hoare 1 POWELLTOWN: Grace Holt 4, Tiarne Moody 3 BEST, SEVILLE: Christine Hoare, Leanne O’Neill POWELLTOWN: Bianca Amore, Tiarne Moody, Grace Holt


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Team Pld Won Lost Drawn Fft p Fft Byes For Agst Diff. % Pts


Mt Evelyn 13 10 1 0 0 0 2 578 352 226 164.20% 48 Monbulk Hawks 13 9 3 0 0 0 1 580 463 117 125.27% 40 Wandin 13 7 3 2 0 0 1 549 394 155 139.34% 36 W’burton Millg’ve 13 6 5 1 0 0 1 535 450 85 118.89% 30 Woori Yallock 13 6 6 0 0 0 1 394 424 -30 92.92% 28 Olinda Ferny Ck 13 5 6 1 0 0 1 449 487 -38 92.20% 26 Upwey Tecoma 13 4 6 1 0 0 2 368 407 -39 90.42% 26 Emerald 13 2 8 1 0 0 2 363 499 -136 72.75% 18 Healesville 13 0 11 0 0 0 2 190 530 -340 35.85% 8

Mt Evelyn 13 13 0 0 0 0 0 534 251 283 212.75% 52 Upwey Tecoma 13 11 2 0 0 0 0 546 335 211 162.99% 44 Wandin 13 9 3 1 0 0 0 380 279 101 136.20% 38 W’burton Millg’ve 13 8 5 0 0 0 0 292 330 -38 88.48% 32 Olinda Ferny Ck 13 7 6 0 0 0 0 424 350 74 121.14% 28 Monbulk Hawks 13 6 7 0 0 0 0 421 393 28 107.12% 24 Emerald 13 4 8 1 0 0 0 367 393 -26 93.38% 18 Healesville 13 4 8 1 0 0 0 264 312 -48 84.62% 18 G’brook Cockatoo 13 1 11 1 0 0 0 217 447 -230 48.55% 6 Woori Yallock 13 0 13 0 0 0 0 160 515 -355 31.07% 0

Wandin 13 9 1 0 0 0 3 332 194 138 171.13% 48 Olinda Ferny Ck 13 7 1 1 0 0 4 338 231 107 146.32% 46 W’burton Millg’ve 13 6 4 0 0 0 3 312 250 62 124.80% 36 Mt Evelyn 13 4 4 1 0 0 4 290 244 46 118.85% 34 Emerald 13 3 5 0 0 0 5 281 239 42 117.57% 32 Healesville 13 1 7 1 0 0 4 159 279 -120 56.99% 22 Woori Yallock 13 1 7 1 0 0 4 124 348 -224 35.63% 22 Upwey Tecoma 3 0 2 0 0 0 1 24 75 -51 32.00% 4

Sticks Yarra Valley A Grade Team Pld Won Lost Drawn Fft p Fft Byes For Agst Diff. % Pts

Mt Evelyn 13 11 0 0 0 0 2 635 354 281 179.38% 52 Upwey Tecoma 13 10 1 0 0 0 2 622 407 215 152.83% 48 Wandin 13 8 4 0 0 0 1 533 439 94 121.41% 36 Woori Yallock 13 6 6 0 0 0 1 454 491 -37 92.46% 28 Emerald 13 4 6 1 0 0 2 398 452 -54 88.05% 26 W’burton Millg’ve 13 5 7 0 0 0 1 405 463 -58 87.47% 24 Healesville 13 3 7 1 0 0 2 363 487 -124 74.54% 22 Monbulk Hawks 13 3 9 0 0 0 1 441 577 -136 76.43% 16 Olinda Ferny Ck 13 1 11 0 0 0 1 407 588 -181 69.22% 8

Sticks Yarra Valley B Grade Team Pld Won Lost Drawn Fft p Fft Byes For Agst Diff. % Pts

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Powelltown 13 10 3 0 0 0 0 478 330 148 144.85% 40 Seville 13 10 3 0 0 0 0 513 404 109 126.98% 40 Belgrave 13 7 5 1 0 0 0 490 419 71 116.95% 30 Yea 13 6 6 0 0 1 0 450 448 2 100.45% 28 Yarra Glen 13 6 6 1 0 0 0 373 339 34 110.03% 26 Kinglake 13 5 8 0 0 0 0 467 508 -41 91.93% 20 Alexandra 13 5 8 0 0 0 0 415 453 -38 91.61% 20 Yarra Junction 13 1 11 0 1 0 0 301 586 -285 51.37% 4

Yarra Glen 13 10 1 2 0 0 0 307 212 95 144.81% 44 Yea 13 10 3 0 0 0 0 347 206 141 168.45% 40 Belgrave 13 9 2 2 0 0 0 351 217 134 161.75% 40 Alexandra 13 8 5 0 0 0 0 358 251 107 142.63% 32 Powelltown 13 5 8 0 0 0 0 322 317 5 101.58% 20 Seville 13 5 8 0 0 0 0 259 267 -8 97.00% 20 Yarra Junction 13 3 10 0 0 0 0 205 350 -145 58.57% 12 Kinglake 13 0 13 0 0 0 0 138 467 -329 29.55% 0

Seville 13 9 0 0 0 0 4 373 121 252 308.26% 52 Yea 13 5 3 0 0 0 5 253 140 113 180.71% 40 Alexandra 13 4 6 0 0 0 3 228 203 25 112.32% 28 Powelltown 13 0 9 0 0 0 4 43 433 -390 9.93% 16


Seville 13 11 2 0 0 0 0 465 319 146 145.77% 44 Belgrave 13 9 3 1 0 0 0 525 460 65 114.13% 38 Yarra Glen 13 7 4 2 0 0 0 423 358 65 118.16% 32 Yarra Junction 13 8 5 0 0 0 0 506 477 29 106.08% 32 Alexandra 13 6 6 1 0 0 0 440 445 -5 98.88% 26 Powelltown 13 4 7 2 0 0 0 439 464 -25 94.61% 20 Kinglake 13 4 9 0 0 0 0 377 439 -62 85.88% 16 Yea 13 0 13 0 0 0 0 383 596 -213 64.26% 0

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