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And then there were four (or three in Division 3)... It was a competitive display of football last weekend across all competitions. The conditions, particularly on Saturday made for a greater number of stoppages than normal, however the contest was extremely enjoyable.

Congratulations to Black Rock who have advanced straight to the Division 3 Senior Grand Final, Endeavour Hills who have advanced straight to the Division 3 Reserve Grand Final and Skye who have advanced straight to the Thirds-Red Grand Final.

Well done to Black Rock President Nick McMillan, Coach John Burke and the committee on already reaching the Division 3 Senior Grand Final. This has been a work in progress over the last three years for the Black Rock Football Club and we know how hard they have worked to get this far.

Unfortunately for St Pauls that is the year over but another fantastic effort to reach the final five in Division 1 and we know they will be back, bigger and better in 2016. In Division 2, Skye are out of the Senior premiership race and although disappointing, they have some exciting years ahead

with Under 19s coming through and plenty of success in the Reserve and Thirds levels.

I think everyone would agree our finals manager clubs are doing a wonderful job in hosting the 2015 SFNL SAS Security Finals Series. We cannot begin to thank all the volunteers enough for the wonderful job they do in running a great day at community footy. All these helpers are arriving at 7:30am and are working consistently until about 5:00pm. Thank you!!

As we progress further into the finals series, the tension and pressure rises for all those invested in the game. I encourage everyone to remember to conduct themselves in a way that is acceptable. Poor language, personal insults or an aggressive demeanour is not acceptable and will not be tolerated. Police and Security will be keeping a close watch on all behaviour in the remaining weeks and if fans cannot support in the appropriate manner, they will be asked to the leave the venue.

There are some exciting matchups given the home and away season results and I cannot wait to see this weekend’s matches!

I wish all teams the very best of luck this weekend.

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SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 5 DIVISION 1

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Alex Moloney – Murrumbeena FC Early on in their Qualifying Final clash, Keysborough enjoyed a handy advantage and seemed to have Murrumbeena on the ropes. Enter Alex Moloney, who almost-single handily kept his side in the contest. Lurking in the forward pocket, the goalsneak booted his team’s first three goals and sparked Beena into action. He finished with four majors and looked dangerous whenever the ball was in his vicinity. Congratulations Alex.

Sam Anstey – Mordialloc FC A quality footballer, the Mordialloc coach showed no signs of the hamstring injury that kept him sidelined for the previous few weeks and claims this award for the second time in 2015. Anstey found plenty of the footy, particularly around the stoppages, and stood out with his exquisite ball use. His booming right boot sent the Bloods into attack time and again and was instrumental in his side’s upset Elimination Final win over the Doggies.Congratulations Sam.

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East Malvern (incorp. Toor/Malv) v MordiallocFirst met in SFL in 1989 - 20 matches (EM 12 wins, Mordi 8)

Largest Winning Margin EM 136 pts (27/4/96)Mordi 129 pts (24/4/99)

Smallest Winning Margin EM 3 pts (12/5/07, 8/8/15)Mordi 29 pts (27/8/11)

Highest Score EM 21-23-149 (27/4/96)Mordi 26-18-184 (8/4/89)

Lowest Score EM 3-6-24 (24/4/99)Mordi 2-1-13 (27/4/96)

Dingley v East BrightonFirst met in SFL in 2009 - 17 matches (EB 10 wins, Dingley 7)

Largest Winning Margin East Brighton 72 pts (25/8/12)Dingley 70 pts (15/8/09)

Smallest Winning Margin East Brighton 1 pt (16/6/12)Dingley 31 pts (20/6/15)

Highest Score East Brighton 17-17-119 (25/8/12)Dingley 19-8-122 (13/6/09)

Lowest Score East Brighton 4-4-28 (15/8/09)3-10-28 (9/8/14)

Dingley 6-10-46 (2013 Qual)

Keysborough v CaulfieldFirst met in SFNL in 2015 - 2 matches (Keysborough 2 wins, Caulfield Nil)

Largest Winning Margin Keysborough 34 pts (18/7/15)Caulfield Not Applic.

Smallest Winning Margin Keysborough 20 pts (2/5/15)Caulfield Not Applic.

Highest Score Keysborough 15-12-102 (18/7/15)Caulfield 10-8-68 (18/7/15)

Lowest Score Keysborough 12-14-86 (2/5/15)Caulfield 9-12-66 (2/5/15)

Oakleigh District v MurrumbeenaFirst met in SFL in 1963 - 36 matches (OD 26 wins, M'Beena 10)

Largest Winning Margin Oakleigh Dist. 97 pts (6/8/83)Murrumbeena 55 pts (3/5/08)

Smallest Winning Margin Oakleigh Dist. 7 pts (4/7/09, 2011 Elim)Murrumbeena 1 pt (1963 GF)

Highest Score Oakleigh Dist. 22-15-147 (18/6/83)Murrumbeena 20-15-135 (3/5/08)

Lowest Score Oakleigh Dist. 5-15-45 (17/8/13)Murrumbeena 3-4-22 (5/7/14)

Mt.Waverley v MoorabbinFirst met in SFL in 1993- 30 matches (Mt.Wav. 21 wins, Moorabbin 9)

Largest Winning Margin Mt.Waverley 148 pts (15/5/99)Moorabbin 145 pts (25/6/05)

Smallest Winning Margin Mt.Waverley 1 pt (17/4/04)Moorabbin 1 pt (18/4/15)

Highest Score Mt.Waverley 27-10-172 (16/4/11)25-22-172 (24/6/95)

Moorabbin 29-19-193 (25/6/05)Lowest Score Mt.Waverley 5-4-34 (16/4/05)

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DIVISION 1: FRONT & CENTRE / WILL HUNTEREast Brighton has booked itself a date with minor premier Dingley next week after a gutsy 23-point victory over East Malvern in Saturday’s Qualifying Final.

Intermittent drizzle made conditions at Springvale Reserve slippery and ensured a hard-fought, physical contest between the two sides. East Brighton certainly missed star playmaker Damien Rayson, who withdrew due to work commitments, and they didn’t play their best footy.

Nevertheless they were more polished by hand and foot when it mattered and led from go to woah.

Their opening term in particular was terrific. Five goals to one gave the reigning premiers a comfortable lead, with Phil Smith especially prominent early. The Big Show not only impacted the scoreboard (he finished with the match with three goals), but his ability to bring the ball to ground from the marking contests brought the crumbing players into the game.

By halftime their lead was 20 points and looked certain to be extended.

But the Vampires then switched into cruise control in the second half, which allowed the Panthers to bang on a couple of quick goals and get back within a kick halfway through the third term. East Malvern’s spread and ball movement were good, while their physical pressure was also outstanding.

However, the Vampires responded to the challenge, and finished the term with three straight goals to blow East Malvern away.

They held the at-times sloppy Panthers at arm’s length in the final term to claim victory, with skipper Ben Douthie and seasoned campaigners Damien Lynch and Toby Mahoney (three majors) among the best performed Vampires.

East Malvern ruckman Matt Terech was again superb, and he received ample support from Liam Voight, Benji Neal and Jesse Finnen.

On Sunday Mordialloc produced a turn-up for the books, defeating the in-form St Pauls in their Elimination Final by 15 points.

The win was made all the more impressive given the Bloods were a man down for much of the game, with speedy onballer Carey Neville injuring his shoulder early in the opening stanza and taking no further part in the match.

Despite this setback, Mordialloc played the better footy for much of the first half. Their dominance around the stoppages was first-class, with their halfbacks pushing up the ground to be the extra numbers at the contest.

Although St Pauls showed brief glimpses of its best footy with its quick ball movement down the wing, these moments were few and far between.

Both sides were deadlocked 3.4 apiece at the half, and the feeling was that Mordialloc simply didn’t get the scoreboard reward for their efforts.

That changed in the opening part of the second half as Mordialloc put through three consecutive goals to skip away to a handy buffer. However, just as the Bloods looked the goods, they let the Dogs off the leash, and they nailed three of their own to reduce the margin to three points by the final change.

That was as close a St Pauls got. With influential Dogs Brendan Dawes and Liam Wilson well muzzled after half time, the Bloods got on top in the midfield as Sam Anstey, Todd Bastion and David Marguglio won plenty of the ball.

And when Luke Barnhoorn nailed the Bloods’ third straight goal 15 minutes in, it ensured there was no way back for the Doggies.

Mordialloc’s onballers were tremendous, but defender Josh Jewell won plenty of fans with his blanket job on Travis Ridgeway, while up

forward James Pennycuick made the most of his opportunities.

For St Pauls, ruckmen Nick Halliday and Ryan Kitchin where among the contributors and Keiran Knox and Trent McIntyre were serviceable in defence.

With the first week of SFNL finals has now done and dusted, the stakes get higher in this weekend’s Semi Finals. For one team a spot in the big dance awaits while for another it’s curtains on their 2015 campaign.

Second Semi Final – Saturday 5th September

Dingley vs East Brighton (Springvale Reserve) The stage is set for biggest game of the year to date. With the two best-performed sides in the competition set to do battle once more, this may well be a preview of the Division 1 Grand Final in a fortnight’s time.

And there will be plenty of motivation for these two teams as the winner will be gifted a week off before a berth in the premiership decider.

Recent history is on the Dingoes side, as they have won four of their last six encounters with the Vampires by an average of 43 points. But tellingly, both of East Brighton’s victories have come in September, which shows they have a game style that holds up in finals.

The addition of Rayson this week will greatly bolster the Vampires’ array of quality midfielders, including Dan Reid, David De Luca and Sam Dillon, but giant ruckman Hamish Dahl again looms as the key. If he can give his mids first use of the pill, they could be hard to stop. And given the Vampires love to create stoppages, he will be given every opportunity to do so.

But the Dingoes will cause heaps of problems if they are allowed to get clean ball use on the outside. Dan Farmer, Luke Bartholomew, Marcus Freeman and Dan Bolger can all turn a game and know where the goals are, so if they are let loose they can cause real damage.

This will be a terrific contest, but the Dingoes simply have too much firepower around the ground and, after being refreshed from their week off, should prevail in a thriller.

First Semi Final – Sunday 6th September

East Malvern vs Mordialloc (Springvale Reserve) There are no second chances in this cut-throat Semi Final. The winner will go on to play either Dingley or East Brighton in a Preliminary Final while it’s Mad Monday for the loser.

The Panthers started the year in the perfect fashion, and looked one of the sides to beat early. Long-term injuries to key players hurt their momentum, but nevertheless they remain in the hunt.

Mordialloc meanwhile have been a surprise packet, and their meteoric rise from Division 2 has been the feel-good story of the year. But they certainly won’t be resting on their laurels after last week’s upset victory.

Although the loss of Neville (AC joint) is a blow, they still bat deep in their midfield with the likes of Anstey, Bastion, Marguglio, Nathan Evans and Josh Kovarik, and the size and shape of Springvale Reserve, which is similar to their home at Ben Kavanagh Reserve, will suit them perfectly.

But to extend their season beyond this week they need to stop the influence of Matt Terech, who has emerged as one of the most dominant ruckman in the competition. With the big fella palming it down to the throats of Ryan Fitzgerald, Isaac McCrimmon and Jessie Finnen, East Malvern will be hard to contain, particularly with League leading goal kicker Mark Ryan lurking inside the 50.

They were at times their own worst enemy with their ball use last week, but overall their form in the last few weeks suggests they’ll be hard to beat.

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DIVISION 1 ELIMINATION FINAL DIVISION 1 ELIMINATION FINAL

DIVISION 1 QUALIFYING FINAL DIVISION 1 QUALIFYING FINAL

East Brighton 5.1 7.4 11.7 12.10-82

East Malvern 1.2 3.8 6.11 8.11-59

East Brighton: Goal Kickers: P. Smith 3, M. Jamieson 3, M. Garvey 2, T. Sabec, D. De Luca, B. Douthie, A. BaileyBest Players: P. Smith, T. Mahoney, B. Douthie, L. Damian, M. Jamieson, S. MurphyEast Malvern: Goal Kickers: C. Johnston 3, R. Fitzgerald, S. James, C. Duck, M. Ryan, P. de KoeyerBest Players: B. Neal, M. Terech, L. Voigt, C. Johnston, A. Johnson, J. Finnen

St Kilda City 2.2 5.2 9.4 10.5-65

Mordialloc 1.3 3.3 3.6 5.6-36

St Kilda City: Goal Kickers: R. Hoy 5, M. Jamieson 2, A. Hunter, M. Laux, C. Ryan-OrchardBest Players: L. Tangas, J. Baker, R. Hoy, H. Marshall, J. McLean, L. BaillieMordialloc: Goal Kickers: A. Jayaselan 4, R. EvansBest Players: J. Kovarik, A. Houghton, R. Evans, N. Hoban, T. DeMacedo, K. Tymko

St Pauls 1.3 3.4 6.6 7.8-50

Mordialloc 2.2 3.4 6.9 9.11-65

St Pauls: Goal Kickers: H. Hunt 2, T. Ridgway 2, R. Peet, R. Kitchin, B. DawesBest Players: N. Halliday, M. Johnstone, T. McIntyre, R. Kitchin, K. Knox, B. GilderMordialloc: Goal Kickers: J. Pennycuick 2, L. Barnhoorn 2, D. Lynch, J. Keighley, S. Van Velsen, J. Waters, J. MorrisBest Players: J. Jewell, D. Marguglio, A. Fyans, T. Bastion, J. Pennycuick, J. Waters

Cheltenham 3.1 5.3 9.5 11.9-75

Clayton 1.2 5.3 7.3 11.5-71

Cheltenham: Goal Kickers: M. Stevens 7, N. Dickinson 2, K. Tuhiwai, J. GavinBest Players: T. Nelson, L. Brookman, M. Stevens, M. Kohout, J. McCartney, B. LaneClayton: Not supplied.

DIVISION 1 RESULTS: WEEK 1 FINALSSENIORSTEAM P W L D F A % PTS

Dingley 18 15 3 0 1955 1019 191.85 60

East Brighton 18 15 3 0 1703 981 173.60 60

East Malvern 18 12 6 0 1741 1191 146.18 48

St Pauls 18 12 6 0 1342 1127 119.08 48

Mordialloc 18 11 7 0 1427 1170 121.97 44

Clayton 18 8 10 0 1345 1729 77.79 32

Bentleigh 18 6 12 0 1187 1555 76.33 24

Cheltenham 18 5 13 0 1131 1761 64.22 20

St Kilda City 18 4 14 0 1211 1513 80.04 16

Chelsea Heights 18 2 16 0 957 1953 49.00 8

RESERVESTEAM P W L D F A % PTS

Dingley 18 17 1 0 2470 513 481.48 68

St Kilda City 18 15 2 1 1439 766 187.86 62

Mordialloc 17 12 5 0 1668 893 186.79 52

Cheltenham 18 11 6 1 1341 1043 128.57 46

Clayton 18 10 8 0 1475 1118 131.93 40

East Malvern 18 10 8 0 1195 1279 93.43 40

Bentleigh 18 7 11 0 1436 1164 123.37 28

Chelsea Heights 18 3 15 0 762 2044 37.28 12

St Pauls 18 2 16 0 746 1848 40.37 8

East Brighton 17 1 16 0 458 2322 19.72 4

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2015 DIVISION 1 SENIORS FIXTUREROUND 111-AprSt Kilda City 13.6.84 def by Cheltenham 14.12.96

Clayton 14.12.96 def Bentleigh 12.14.86

East Malvern 17.10.112 def St Pauls 6.12.48East Brighton 6.13.49 def by Dingley 14.9.93Mordialloc 21.14.140 def Chelsea Heights 5.6.36

ROUND 218-AprCheltenham 11.11.77 def by Mordialloc 17.10.112Dingley 11.22.88 def St Kilda City 11.4.70Bentleigh 10.5.65 def by East Brighton 11.10.76St Pauls 14.18.102 def Clayton 12.8.80Chelsea Heights 4.5.29 def by East Malvern 18.17.125

ROUND 325-Apr Mordialloc 11.7-73 def Dingley 10.8-68St Kilda City 10.8-68 def by Bentleigh 10.9-69Clayton 12.4-76 def by East Malvern 14.22-106Cheltenham 16.8-104 def Chelsea Heights 12.7-79

East Brighton 8.12-60 def St Pauls 6.8-44

ROUND 42-MayBentleigh 16.7-103 def Mordialloc 15.11-101St Pauls 8.11-59 def by St Kilda City 9.9-63East Malvern 7.9-51 def by East Brighton 7.10-52Chelsea Heights 9.16-70 def by Clayton 14.13-97

Dingley 30.12-192 def Cheltenham 10.4-64

ROUND 59-MayMordialloc 7.6-48 def St Pauls 5.9-39St Kilda City 10.12-72 def by East Malvern 12.12-84East Brighton 27.12-174 def Clayton 5.9-39Cheltenham 8.11-59 def Bentleigh 7.14-56Chelsea Heights 8.4-52 def by Dingley 15.16-106

ROUND 616-MayEast Malvern 10.9-69 def Mordialloc 8.11-59Clayton 17.14-116 def St Kilda City 10.9-69East Brighton 17.14-116 def Chelsea Heights 4.4-28St Pauls 9.13-67 def Cheltenham 6.6-42

Bentleigh 8.6-54 def by Dingley 17.20-122

ROUND 723-MayMordialloc 15.6-96 def Clayton 7.9-51St Kilda City 10.5-65 def by East Brighton 9.14-68Cheltenham 12.4-76 def East Malvern 11.9-75Dingley 21.8-134 def St Pauls 8.2-50Chelsea Heights 9.8-62 def by Bentleigh 9.12-66

ROUND 830-MayEast Brighton 10.13-73 def Mordialloc 4.3-27St Kilda City 12.14-86 def Chelsea Heights 8.4-52Clayton 10.16-76 def Cheltenham 6.7-43East Malvern 6.14-50 def by Dingley 14.12-96St Pauls 13.14-92 def Bentleigh 10.11-71

ROUND 913-Jun Mordialloc 10.5-65 def St Kilda City 7.16-58Cheltenham 12.7-79 def by East Brighton 16.15-111Dingley 23.16-154 def Clayton 7.9-51Bentleigh 11.8-74 def by East Malvern 15.14-104Chelsea Heights 6.8-44 def by St Pauls 12.11-83

OPTIMUS CONCUSSION AWARENESS ROUND 1020-JunChelsea Heights 5.6-36 def by Mordialloc 20.13-133Cheltenham 12.8-80 def by St Kilda City 16.5-101Dingley 14.10-94 def East Brighton 8.15-63Bentleigh 7.16-58 def by Clayton 8.16-64

St Pauls 16.10-106 def East Malvern 8.14-62

ROUND 1127-JunMordialloc 16.6-102 def Cheltenham 5.10-40St Kilda City 8.13-61 def by Dingley 13.22-100East Brighton 16.13-109 def Bentleigh 5.6-36Clayton 14.3-87 def St Pauls 12.14-86East Malvern 24.18-162 def Chelsea Heights 5.9-39

ROUND 1211-JulChelsea Heights 15.10-100 def Cheltenham 7.8-50Dingley 7.14-56 def by Mordialloc 8.9-57Bentleigh 10.11-71 def St Kilda City 5.7-37St Pauls 10.5-65 def East Brighton 7.12-54

East Malvern 19.18-132 def Clayton 7.8-50

GAMBLING’S NOT A GAME ROUND 1318-JulMordialloc 11.9-75 def Bentleigh 5.5-35St Kilda City 3.8-26 def St Pauls 16.15-111East Brighton 11.11-77 def East Malvern 7.13-55Clayton 12.19-91 def Chelsea Heights 9.4-58

Cheltenham 12.5-77 def by Dingley 19.13-127

ROUND 1425-JulSt Pauls 8.6-54 def Mordialloc 8.5-53East Malvern 17.15-117 def St Kilda City 8.9-57Clayton 12.8-80 def by East Brighton 20.14-134Bentleigh 11.11-77 def Cheltenham 9.10-64

Dingley 15.24-114 def Chelsea Heights 6.4-40

ROUND 151-AugClayton 11.9-75 def by Mordialloc 12.6-78East Brighton 11.12-78 def St Kilda City 7.8-50East Malvern 24.9-153 def Cheltenham 4.4-28St Pauls 9.3-57 def Dingley 6.13-49

Bentleigh 14.16-100 def Chelsea Heights 9.10-64

ROUND 168-Aug Mordialloc 12.5-77 def by East Malvern 12.8-80St Kilda City 8.16-64 def by Clayton 10.9-69Chelsea Heights 3.1-19 def by East Brighton 28.9-177Cheltenham 5.11-41 def by St Pauls 8.9-57Dingley 17.10-112 def Bentleigh 4.8-32

ROUND 1715-AugSt Kilda City 16.9-105 def Mordialloc 10.14-74East Brighton 18.15-123 def Cheltenham 5.3-33Clayton 10.10-70 def by Dingley 21.15-141East Malvern 23.17-155 def Bentleigh 9.12-66

St Pauls 19.13-127 def Chelsea Heights 5.3-33

ROUND 1822-AugMordialloc 9.4-58 def by East Brighton 16.13-109Chelsea Heights 18.8-116 def St Kilda City 11.9-75Cheltenham 11.12-78 def Clayton 10.10-70Dingley 16.13-109 def East Malvern 6.13-49Bentleigh 10.8-68 def by St Pauls 14.11-95

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DIVISION 1: SENIOR SECOND SEMI FINAL SATURDAY 5 SEPTEMBER - SPRINGVALE RESERVE, SPRINGVALE

Ground: Souter Oval, 31E Marcus Road, Dingley Village (Melway Ref 88 G8)

Colours: Red, Black and Gold

Senior Coach: Shane Morwood

Reserves Coach: Darren Kappler

Thirds Coach: Adam Sikora

Ground: Hurlingham Park (Melway Ref 67 J10)

Telephone: 0412 015 008

Colours: Red With a white V

Senior Coach: Ben Murphy

Reserves Coach: Jason Louey

# PLAYER DESCRIPTION GOALS BEHINDS1 Steve Gaertner Tall agile player

2 Daniel Bolger Versatile and flashy

3 Marcus Freeman Dangerous forward

4 Jack Ades Never say never' attitude

5 Bret Lavars Smart, clever, skilled

6 Tim Wigney Work horse

7 Tony Lavars (Capt) Courageous leader

9 Travis La Rocca Smooth running defender

10 Danny Ades Athletic and versatile

11 Josh Boyle In and under player

12 Luke Bartholomew Dangerous around goals

13 Matt Morwood Hard running defender

15 Stuart Cleeve Strong mobile ruckman

16 Daniel Farmer Highly skilled quick thinker

17 Adam Lloyd Young ruckman/forward

18 Andrew Frost Key defender, smart player

19 Tom Wright Known as 'the Stopper'

20 Lee Wonnacott A natural leader

21 Adam Stock Can play any position

23 Dean Francis A key forward, goal kicker

24 Jake Mullen Can play forward or back

25 Jackson Peet (VC) Young leader with great skills

27 Calhan McQueen Fast leading forward 'the Dream'

28 Daniel Turcarelli Hard working versatile player

32 Jack Clausen Experienced defender

33 Michael Turville Clever forward/wingman

35 James Ball A player who takes the game on

36 Kane Davidson Explosive on baller/forward

40 Todd Wills Nuggety on baller

56 Rob Rusan Quick and courageous young player

# PLAYER DESCRIPTION GOALS BEHINDS1 Toby Mahoney Great overhead with damaging ground coverage

2 Damien Rayson Class act with great pace

3 Sam Dillon Inside grunt with good finish

4 Peter Larsen Experienced campaigner, 2012 Menielly medallist

5 Steve Murphy Ball magnet with great tank

6 Dan Reid Fearless onballer that will hurt the scoreboard

7 Seamus Murphy Fast runner best suited in the midfield

8 Tom Jessup Youngster with plenty of dash and run

9 Liam Bowman Best defender seen at Hurlingham

10 Jeremy Heys Elusive goalkicking midfielder

12 Sam Rowe Youngster on the improve, best work in defence

13 Anthony Bailey Booming kick and good on the lead

14 Ben Douthie The best in the business, plays anywhere

15 Tait Sabec Rebounding half back, great pace, breaks lines

16 Mitch Backman Clever utility with good pace and run

17 Phillip Smith Powerhouse forward that can double-up on ball

19 Hamish Dahl Ruckman that can play forward

20 Mitch Garvey Big man that can play forward, back or on ball

21 Barry Hope The heart of the team, knows no fear

22 Mark Jamieson Wily veteran that commands attention

23 Phil Zarra Talent to burn, The X-Factor

25 David De Luca Pacy onballer that can tag or play back

26 Damian Lynch Experienced campaigner, rarely makes a mistake

27 James Plant Solid defender, strong overhead

31 Tom Backman Maturing every week, key defender

32 Andrew Luxa Onballer with pace and smooth skills

35 Andrew Jansen Rebounding half back, pace to burn, smart decision-maker

41 Andrew Clements Versatile utility that can be a prime mover

47 Justin Whyte Defensive forward that kicks goals

45 Harry Healey Youngster that can play either end

DINGLEY EAST BRIGHTON

FIELD BOUNDARY GOALKai Allison Matt Crowley Dan BomfordCai Davies Joel Davis Tayla ManningIlya Fridman Simon O'Loughlin

TEAM 1/4 TIME 1/2 TIME 3/4 TIME FULL TIMEDINGLEY

EAST BRIGHTON



DIVISION 1: SENIOR FIRST SEMI FINAL SUNDAY 6 SEPTEMBER - SPRINGVALE RESERVE, SPRINGVALE

Ground: Ben Kavanagh Reserve (Melway Ref 87 G12)

Telephone: 0419 806 843Colours: Red & WhiteSenior Coach: Sam Anstey Reserves Coach: Peter LaspatzisThirds Coach: Andy Kent

# PLAYER DESCRIPTION GOALS BEHINDS1 Anthony Scafidi A fearless, tenacious and polished swingman

2 James Pennycuick A suave and elusive forward who loves a goal

4 Sam Anstey Playing coach

5 Dan Lynch A courageous backman who is strong over head

6 Todd Bastion A prodigious accumulator who is a clearance specialist

7 Nathan Evans A hard running wingman with silky skills

10 Josh Kovarik Durable and versatile midfielder with a good work ethic

11 Carey Neville A speedy and agile onballer with boundless energy

12 James Morris A stylish forward with classy skills and great goal sense

14 Luke Barnhoorn A slick-moving utility with classy ball use

15 Sean Van Velsen A hard-running ruckman with first class skills

17 Jamie Neville-Young A stylish and hard working backman who breaks the lines

19 Daniel Quinn Playing assistant coach who is a courageous work horse

20 David Marguglio A great decision maker with first-rate skills

21 Michael Barnhoorn A slick-moving backman with great kicking ability

23 Tony Demacedo A smooth backman with a big engine and damaging skills

25 Andrew Fyans A determined backman with a never-say-die attitude

26 Simon Fragiacomo A speedy, agile and damaging utility player

29 Josh Jewell A fleet-footed defender with great closing speed

30 Chris Brooking A courageous midfielder who loves a tough contest

32 Joel waters A very clever player with silky skills and footy nous

33 Jake O'Donnell A courageous midfielder and tackling machine

34 Luke Ardrey A 'blue collar' midfielder with a great work ethic

36 Matt Ravenall A strong key forward who is a sharp shooter

41 Stefan Gregory Good athlete who can play at both ends of the ground

42 Kaleb Tymko A key position player who is strong in the air

44 Robie Evans An elusive utility player with great ball use

51 James Keighley An elusive forward who has great goal sense

52 Sam Nichols A key position player who breaks the lines well

58 Beau Turner Playing assistant coach who is a clearance specialist

MORDIALLOC

FIELD BOUNDARY GOALLeigh Dawkins Tim Fierenzi Nick BridgesAlan Glenton Dan Keating David MandelbaumJack Thompson Julien Khoury

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MORDIALLOC

Ground: Dunlop Reserve (Melway Ref 60 A11)

Telephone: 9885 8337

Colours: Navy Blue & Red Stripes

Senior Coach: Justin Cowell

Reserves Coach: Ben Padula

# PLAYER DESCRIPTION GOALS BEHINDS

3 Jessie Finnen Outstanding onballer with core strength and hard at it

5 Mitchell Ferguson Our captain and great user of the footy

6 Benji Neil Explosive and versatile player

7 Kurt Gowers Midfield player who is tough at the contest

8 Liam Voigt Terrific half back and great overhead

10 Lewis Fitzgerald Running halfback with a lethal left foot

11 Michael Cooke Complete player, enjoys one-on-one contest

12 Cameron Roughead Young, tall player improving by the match

13 Timothy Smith Good reader of the play and good with ball in hand

14 Bradley Rooney Hard working midfielder with terrific skill

16 Will Sadler A general at centre half back, rarely fails

17 Clinton Johnston Strong forward, when on can turn a game

18 Isaac McCrimmon Hard-working midfielder, the rougher the better

19 Matt Terech Outstanding ruckman gets better by the match

22 Paul DeKoeyer Athletic wingman with good speed

24 Steven Blencowe Honest defender and good with ball in hand

25 Shaun James Honest, hard-working midfielder

27 Mark Ryan League leading goalkicker, very accurate

29 Joshua Strachan Ruckman/backman, strong and competitive

31 Harris Lanyon Hard-working short forward with great defensive pressure

32 Andrew Johnson Superb defender, rarely gets beaten in a contest

36 Callan VanDyke Running halfback with good skills

44 Ralph Sadler Complete player - forward or back

49 Christopher Duck Terrific user of the football, very game smart

64 Dan Gauci Fast wingman who runs the lines

88 Ryan Fitzgerald Left footer, hard-working midfielder

EAST MALVERN



DIVISION 1: RESERVES FIRST SEMI FINAL

CHELTENHAM

# PLAYER # PLAYER

1 Luke Brookman 34 David Goodchild

2 Thomas Nelson 38 Toby Arthur

3 Declan Hampton 40 Trent Vanderhei den

4 Morgan Hampton 41 Steven Lay

6 Bane Suboticki 42 Laitan Kivi

7 Max Worrell 44 Mitchell Stevens

9 Andrew Butterfield 45 Karl Tuhi wai

12 Adam Rose 46 Tim Lawson

14 Sam Quigley 47 Jack Gavin

19 Anthony Milesi 49 Alexander Pelly

20 James McCartney 49 Renny Trai nor

21 Michael Kohout 50 Thomas Christopher

23 Paul Conroy 55 James Carcassi

24 Matthew Bowles 56 Zachariah Gomularz

27 Nick Dickinson 60 Simon Donnell

28 Benjamin Lane 63 Paul Sanders

29 Alastair Garlick 75 Jarrod Rye

30 Nathan Cerisara 76 Benjamin Brown

31 Kieran McConnell 77 Adam Martin

33 Thomas Jelleff

Ground: Jack Barker Oval, Cheltenham Rec Reserve, Weatherall Rd, Cheltenham, 3192. [Mel Ref: 86 G3]


Colours: Red, Yellow and Black vertical panels. Black back, Yellow numbers.

Senior Coach: Andrew Butterfield

Reserve Coach: Michael McGettigan

Reserve Coach: Scott Mellick

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CHELTENHAM


ST KILDA CITY

DIVISION 1: RESERVES SECOND SEMI FINAL

MORDIALLOCST KILDA CITYDINGLEYGround: Ben Kavanagh Reserve

(Melway Ref 87 G12) Telephone: 0419 806 843Colours: Red & WhiteSenior Coach: Sam Anstey Reserves Coach: Peter LaspatzisThirds Coach: Andy Kent

# PLAYER # PLAYER

10 Josh Kovarik 40 Mike Fries (VC)

16 Josh Lewtas 41 Stefan Gregory

18 Shane Lawton 42 Kaleb Tymko

22 Peter Nelson 43 Tom Jewell

23 Tony Demacedo 44 Robert Evans

24 Sam Turner 45 Nick Cunningham

25 Andrew Fyans 47 Dean Bott

27 Brad Lindsey 49 Nick Hoban

28 Scott Pitura 53 Michael Schofield

31 Ryan Williams 54 Nick Fitzgerald

34 Luke Aredrey © 55 Dhana Nithyakumar (VC)

35 Nick Kane 56 Robert Bibby

37 Ashwin Jayaseian 57 Chris Britton

38 Josh Tarrant 59 Sam Maguire

39 Nick Kovarik 60 Alex Houghton

FIELD BOUNDARY GOALNick Bergman Lloyd Cosgriff Campbell FurzeDavid Coates Leo Laucher-Linares Andrew GillespieRodd Johnson Jarrod van Wees

FIELD BOUNDARY GOALTane Abbott Zac Calvez Jared BurlChris Hughes Lachlan Harris Sam KennyJoel Lewis Fraser Somerville

SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 5 -SPRINGVALE RESERVE, SPRINGVALE SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 6 -SPRINGVALE RESERVE, SPRINGVALE

Ground: Peanut Farm Reserve (Melway Ref 58 A11)

Telephone: 0413 873 658Colours: Red, White & Black Senior Coach: Mark TasiyanReserves Coach: Declan HarringtonThirds Coach: Sam Dagher






# PLAYER # PLAYER

2 Gavin Philips 35 Myles Jamieson

10 Jordan Hilton-Taylor 36 Jack Gavin

10a Dilan Shrimpton 37 Ben May

16 Flynn Allan 40 Michael Habashi

17 Jesse McLean 41 Damien Maher

22Charles Ryan-Orchard 41 Luke Laux

23 Rick Bailey 43 Rick Scott

25 Lochlan Tangas 44 Will Bartholomew

27 Jason Cheah 48 Jack Baker

28 Luke Baillie 49 Sam McPhee

29 Tom Looi 55 Craig Tellis

30 Andrew Hunter 64 Matthew Laux

30 Nicholas Porter 70 Carlos Kamus

31 Hamish Marshall 75 Jamie Vlahos

32 Thushan Shrimpton 78 Ryan Hoy

# PLAYER # PLAYER

4 Jack Ades 38 Nick Costantino

6 Tim Wigney 39 Tom Ristevski

8 Josh O'Bree 40 Todd Wills

14 Tom Dureau 43 Darren Andrews

17 Adam Lloyd 44 Daniel Morris

20 Lee Wonnacott 45 Tom Cooper

21 Adam Stock 46 Jesse O'Sullivan

22 Stefan Feehan 47 James Cullen

26 Colin Craney (Capt) 51 Kristen Feehan

28 Daniel Turcarelli 52 Jack Hyde

29 Leigh Moore (Capt) 54 Ben Ginns

30 Sam Williams 57 John Mentiplay

31Nathan Naughton (VC) 60 Brad Sessler

33 Michael Turville 61 Tom Gent

34 Steve Comino 63 Blake Matthews

36 Kane Davidson 64 Adam Hickford



DIVISION 1: CLUB NOTESDIVISION 1: CLUB NOTESMORDIALLOC The most dangerous Mordialloc side is one with its back against the wall. Just when it looks as though the wagon is running out of petrol, it somehow manages to summon a bit of extra energy to keep it rolling along. This is what happened at Springvale last Sunday, and must be the theme for this coming week and, hopefully, beyond.

Before this though, the seconds took on St Kilda City in a qualifying final on Saturday. We had beaten the Saints two weeks beforehand, and obviously they did not like that very much. From the opening bounce St Kilda City were desperate and eager to get first hands on the ball, and the Mordialloc boys struggled to respond. A nasty collision three minutes in cost us the services of Josh Kovarik for twenty minutes, and things got no better from there. St Kilda were in front at every change, and whilst we kicked the first two goals of the last quarter to cut the margin to four goals and give us a flicker of hope, that’s where the charge ended. So, only five goals for the match. Big Ashwin kicked four of those in a virtuoso performance up forward. Robbie Evans, Tony Demacedo and Nick Hoban

were amongst our best on not one of our better days. This, however, is not reflective of the way that this side has been playing over the last month, and we remain quietly confident of bouncing back next Sunday.

The firsts had one of the best wins in the recent history of our Club, defeating St Pauls in an arm wrestle on Sunday. Finals matches are often won by the side that settles the quickest, and the opening two goals of the match helped our boys get into the game. St Pauls, however, are a formidable foe, and they kicked the next three before a James Morris major sent us into half time all square. Three goals in five minutes gave us the advantage half way through the third term, but this lead was cancelled by three St Pauls goals that gave them the momentum at the last change. The first goal of the last term was always going to be crucial, and James Pennycuick kicked that and quickly followed up with another. Luke Barnhoorn added a third for the quarter to ease Mordialloc nerves, and this time there would be no coming back. When the contest became willing in the last ten minutes, the Mordialloc boys put their noses over the ball, and outlasted a gallant opponent to win by fifteen

points. Josh Jewell, Dave Marguglio and Andrew Fyans were among the best, but there were no passengers on this day.

So we move on to next weekend, with both sides playing on Sunday in first semi-finals. The seconds start at mid-day against local rivals Cheltenham, while the bounce in the firsts is at 2.15 against East Malvern. So if you are in any way supportive of Mordialloc, please put on your Sunday best red & white apparel and get down to Springvale Reserve, for we need your voices in support!!!

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DINGLEY A dominant win by the Thirds in their qualifier completed the set of four teams gunning for the chance this weekend to secure the direct passage into the Grand Final. Unfortunately a timetable clash between the Thirds (at Cheltenham) and the U19s on Saturday morning will preclude the diehards from taking in all the matches, on a day the long-range forecasters have predicted to be dry and mostly sunny. There will be a trepidation-laden sense of deja vu for the seniors as they face up to the Vampires again at Newcomen Road, mindful of the way they ambushed us in the final series last year. However, with up to as many

as seven new faces, it is a bigger and stronger Dingley side ready to make atonement. The Reserves will start lukewarm favourites, while the U19s face arguably the hardest task against a City side that seemed to undergo a remarkable transformation mid season. Matt will have his boys absolutely pumped for this, and expectations are they’ll be supported by a bumper, Dingo-dominated crowd.

It would be remiss of me not to mention here the achievements of Josh Keyt, Madison Talarico and Leroy Moore in winning the goalkicking awards in their respective competitions.

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ST KILDA CITY Three fantastic wins in week one of the finals. A long way to go, but a great start to September.

Presentation Night October 15 at Red Scooter – $80 per head. It will be a great night, book early as tickets are limited. See Rocket.

EAST BRIGHTON It’s not that far away from Monash Medical Centre as the crow flies, but for Steve Hill who hasn’t missed an East Brighton game of football since roughly 1948, the Qualifying Final against East Malvern may as well have been played in Timbucktoo. Unfortunately Hilly took ill on Thursday, was forced to lie low and missed out on watching our boys get home by 23 points out at Springvale.

It was never going to be a walk in the park for either side after 2 very hard fought Home & Away games throughout the season. A five goal first term inspired by a raging Phil Smith wasn’t enough to put too many smiles on faces by half time and it was obvious the Panthers weren’t going away anytime soon.

The breeze didn’t play much of a role in either side’s performance and it

was the usual suspects that ignited the fire when it was time to get down to business - Mark Jamieson chipping in with 3 goals, one of which was kicked from virtually the half forward flank after a blinder of a mark at full stretch - Captain (& favourite of all the Junior’s Mums at the Club) Ben Douthie, belted by opponents all day kicked the goal of the day in the last quarter, a 55m across the body screw-ball - Damian Lynch was literally a pain in the backside for the East Malvern attack all day and Toby Mahoney presented time and time again despite not kicking any majors.

Water under the bridge for the time being however, as Ben Murphy and his coaching crew now have Dingley to prepare for with the 2nd Semi Final this week. If you see any Wild Horses in the McKinnon area on Saturday, rest assured they won’t stand a chance of keeping Hilly away from this game.

Social Notes Thursday Nights - all Members & Sponsors invited to watch training and enjoy ‘Happy Hour’ priced drinks and a snag off the BBQ - get dowen and help create a bubbling atmosphere to cheer our boys on to get us into our 5th consecutive Grand Final.

Looking for volunteers to assist with the Club Room pack up the day after the AFL Grand Final (Sunday October 4th - 9.30am onwards)

Congratulations to our East Brighton Junior Premiership Teams for 2015 - Under 18 Girls & Under 16 Boys.

Special thanks to our Sponsors especially Warwick Shields (#1 Ticket Holder), Brighton Holden, SNAP Fitness Hampton, Physioworks, Driver Dynamics, Financial & Investor Management, RSM Insurance Brokers, Double Happiness Chinese Restaurant, MCR Consulting Pty Ltd



DIVISION 2 RESULTS: WEEK 1 FINALSSENIORSTEAM P W L D F A % PTS

Oakleigh District 18 15 3 0 1694 899 188.43 60

Keysborough 18 15 3 0 1747 1066 163.88 60

Murrumbeena 18 13 5 0 1535 1260 121.83 52

Skye 18 11 7 0 1475 1106 133.36 44

Caulfield 18 10 8 0 1361 1236 110.11 40

Hampton 18 10 8 0 1212 1326 91.40 40

Highett 18 7 11 0 1374 1414 97.17 28

Springvale Districts 18 4 14 0 1068 1661 64.30 16

Heatherton 18 3 15 0 1062 1856 57.22 12

Doveton Eagles 18 2 16 0 1125 1829 61.51 8

RESERVESTEAM P W L D F A % PTS

Skye 18 18 0 0 2045 508 402.56 72

Highett 18 13 5 0 1420 896 158.48 52


Keysborough 18 11 7 0 1816 1000 181.60 44

Murrumbeena 18 10 8 0 1261 1164 108.33 40

Springvale Districts 18 9 9 0 1234 1106 111.57 36

Hampton 18 6 12 0 1116 1505 74.15 24

Heatherton 18 6 12 0 923 1287 71.72 24

Caulfield 18 4 14 0 879 1598 55.01 16

Doveton Eagles 18 0 18 0 438 2492 17.58 0

There was upset after upset in the first round of Southern footy finals and two games of exciting football brought about a lot of highlights.

Four first half goals from Alex Moloney lifted Murrumbeena to an upset 10.6 (66) to 9.4 (58) win against Keysborough in the Qualifying Final at Jack Barker Oval on Saturday. The Beena trailed by 17 points at quarter time after the Burra started strongly in the opening term, kicking four goals while Murrumbeena could only manage one.

Moloney single-handedly kicked Murrumbeena back into the game with three second quarter goals to bring his tally to four as the Beena’s defensive press halted Keysborough’s drive going forward.

Despite the efforts of Daniel Morland and coach Ryan Goodes, the Burra struggled to find a target forward with key forward Davor Rajic well held by the likes of Kane Downing. Although the momentum was going the way of Murrumbeena, Keysborough held a three-point advantage at half time.

Murrumbeena surged ahead early in the third term as its midfield began to control the clearances. Captain Mitch Walder and Dylan Elkman were stunning in the middle, driving the ball forward while Tom Valenta played an important role linking up off half back.

Rajic kicked his second goal of the day to help Keysborough close the gap but it would be the Beena who held a narrow one-point lead going into the final term.

With the game on the line, both sides lifted their intensity but again it would be Murrumbeena which had the momentum. Chris Cairns looked dangerous inside the Beena’s forward 50 while Sam Moloney imposed himself on the game with an impressive performance coming off the wing.

Goodes continued to be the driving force behind Keysborough’s attack going forward but several basic skill errors crept into the Burra’s game which Murrumbeena was able to capitalise on.

In the end Murrumbeena was simply too good on the day and its supporters roared in celebration when the final siren sounded to announce the Beena eight-point victors and set-up a semi-final contest against Oakleigh Districts.

Caulfield has caused another upset in Sunday’s Elimination Final after knocking out Skye 9.15 (69) to 9.8 (62) to set up a Semi Final clash with Keysborough. Glenn Nye and Adam Ballard both put in outstanding performances in the win which saw the Bears come from 13 points down at quarter time to earn a well-deserved victory.

Skye got away to a perfect start after kicking two of the first three goals to take a six-point lead early in the contest. After James Backway cut the margin to a point 13 minutes into the quarter, goals to Ben Walker and Ben Evans helped the Bombers hold a solid 11-point lead at the first change.

Caulfield lifted its intensity in the second quarter and it paid dividends with Sean Gunning and Backway kicking goals to again cut the margin back to a point midway through the term. Jim Martinson capped off an impressive first half performance with his first major to give the Bombers a little breathing heading into half time.

Trailing by six-points, Caulfield came out on top during the third quarter after some slick ball movement in the middle of the ground to set up shots on goal. Jason Twirdy and Jake Buggy both booted majors to put the Bears in front before Walker goaled to keep Skye within striking distance. Gunning’s second goal came at a crucial time with just minutes to play in the quarter to give Caulfield a nine-point advantage heading into the final break.

Skye jumped out of the blocks in the final term with goals to Marc Frizell and Matt Doyle putting the Bombers ahead after only a minute of play. Caulfield withstood the early pressure and steady to hit the front after a goal to Alex Cables before Adam Connell gave the Bears a 13-point advantage with less than 10 minutes remaining.

Two minutes later Walker banged home his third goal and it was game on at Jack Barker Oval. Both sides fought gallantly in the final minutes of the game and both had opportunities to goal but it would be Caulfield that held on for the win.

Second Semi Final – Saturday 5th September

Oakleigh Districts vs Murrumbeena (Jack Barker Oval) Oakleigh Districts will go into this game full of confidence for three reasons. One, it is coming off a week off where the players will have rested their bodies in preparation for their most important game of the year. Two, the Oaks have defeated Murrumbeena twice so far this season and three, Murrumbeena fought tooth and nail to defeat Keysborough and may go into this game battled and bruised.

But by no means will any of those aspects factor into the game plan for Murrumbeena this Saturday and by no stretch of the imagination are they no chance at causing another upset and playing off in a grand final in two weeks’ time.

Murrumbeena has easily been the surprise packet of the year and coach Stevie Wright has his side playing with a lot of heart. The Beena may not be the most skilled side in the competition but they play with plenty of ticker and are the most skilled team defensively in the competition.

But they do have attacking options up forward that can prove to be a handful for opposing defenders. Dean Spanos has had an outstanding season playing as a hybrid midfielder/half forward with 29 goals so far. Spanos struggled to have an impact against the Burra and will be keen to turn the tables around and impose himself on the game early.

Anthony ‘go-go gadget arms’ Ekberg-Weiss has the ability to take contested marks and although his kicking can sometimes be an issue, he is a dangerous weapon that Wright has at his disposal and will need to be well-held if Oakleigh are going to win this game.

For the Oaks, Dave Velardo has been a stud inside the forward 50 with 61 goals this season to lead all goal kickers in division two while livewire forward Khaled Kandakji has been a dangerous commodity and has shown the ability to weave his way through traffic and hurt his opponents on the scoreboard with 39 goals.

Former Collingwood-listed player Luke Casey has been another standout for the Oaks this season and provides an experienced head coming off the half back line and is a general in defence, helping the Oaks become a well-rounded side that has the offensive firepower to blow teams out of the water but also the defensive prowess to restrict sides to low scores.

This will be a ripper of a game and one sure to bring excitement to Jack Barker Oval. Murrumbeena will go into this match as underdogs and will give Oakleigh a run for its money but the Oaks should be too strong.

Oakleigh Districts by 11 points.

First Semi Final – Sunday 6th September

Keysborough vs Caulfield (Jack Barker Oval) Caulfield has been a somewhat topsy-turvy team at times this season but has shown an ability to match it with the best at times throughout the season. Keysborough has struggled to play at its best since the season-ending injuries to Tyson King and Corey Wilkinson but still have enough talent to be a serious premiership contender.

Davor Rajic has stepped into the hole left by King’s injury admirably with 28 goals for the season and will be the focal point for Keysborough inside its forward arc alongside Mat Collett who will need to improve after last week’s performance against Murrumbeena.

Coach Ryan Goodes is an outstanding leader who will again take charge in the midfield alongside Tim Bacic and Bryce Sutton in the ruck. All three players will need to be at their best against the Bears and provide Keysborough with hard running and swift ball movement in transition from defence into attack. Crucial skill errors hurt them last week so they will need to tidy up their disposal or risk giving away cheap goals.

Caulfield were outstanding against Skye in the elimination final and got important contributions from several high-quality players in the win. Adam Ballard was excellent in the ruck for the Bears and will engage in an entertaining duel with Sutton on Saturday.

Midfielders Jason Twirdy and Chris Lewis will be relied upon to provide plenty of drive forward from the stoppages and with the likes of full-forward Adam Connell – who has recovered swiftly from a knee injury to kick 49 goals this year – patrolling inside the forward 50. Connell has proven to be a dangerous forward during his time at Caulfield and a big bag of goals from him will go a long way into Caulfield taking home another upset victory.

The Bears will undoubtedly go into this contest as the underdogs but similar to last week I don’t think it will bother the players too much. They know they have a job to do and they will give it a red hot crack against a Keysborough side who will be eager to prove that they are a side to be reckoned with come finals.

This game should be exciting, tense and entertaining all at the same time and I think Keysborough will get the job done, but not by much.

Keysborough by 14 points.

DIVISION 2: THE INNER SANCTUM / JASON BARBIN @JBarbin10

DIVISION 2 ELIMINATION FINAL DIVISION 2 ELIMINATION FINAL

DIVISION 2 QUALIFYING FINAL DIVISION 2 QUALIFYING FINAL

Keysborough 4.1 5.1 8.3 9.4-58

Murrumbeena 1.2 4.4 8.4 10.6-66

Keysborough: Goal Kickers: D. Rajic 2, B. Sutton 2, R. Goodes 2, G. Humphreys, D. Morland, C. HargreavesBest Players: T. Bacic, D. Morland, G. Humphreys, S. Dunn, R. Goodes, C. CapsalisMurrumbeena: Goal Kickers: A. Moloney 4, C. Cairns 2, D. Cavanagh, S. Moloney, A. Ekberg-Weiss, S. HawkingBest Players: K. Downing , C. Cairns, A. Moloney, D. Elkman, M. Walder, S. Moloney

Highett 4.1 6.5 8.6 10.10-70

Oakleigh District 1.0 2.0 7.5 8.5-53

Highett: Goal Kickers: J. Gasio 4, M. Elms 2, C. Lee, D. Booth, N. Vawser, S. VawdreyBest Players: C. Lee, W. Alderman , C. Heywood, P. Poelsma, M. Elms, N. VawserOakleigh District: Goal Kickers: C. Cappelleri 2, P. Gurr 2, M. Turvey, T. McNamara, R. Cappelleri, T. TzouvelisBest Players: J. Goujon, M. Jolly, D. Carosella, T. Tzouvelis, L. Gangemi, J. Cardamone

Skye 4.2 5.7 6.7 9.8-62

Caulfield 2.1 4.7 7.10 9.15-69

Skye: Goal Kickers: B. Walker 3, J. Martinson 2, B. Evans, M. Frizell, M. Doyle, C. AllanBest Players: B. Harper, A. Harper, B. Walker, J. Martinson, B. Evans, B. Telindert Caulfield: Goal Kickers: S. Gunning 2, J. Backway 2, J. Twirdy, A. Connell, J. Wood, A. Cables, J. BuggyBest Players: A. Cables, G. Nye, J. Buggy, J. Wood, A. Ballard, A. O’Shea

Keysborough 3.3 7.6 11.11 14.12-96

Murrumbeena 1.0 2.1 3.2 4.8-32

Keysborough: Goal Kickers: J. Hawes 2, B. Scott 2, J. Scata 2, D. McLean 2, G. Tempany 2, W. Wells, D. McLaughlin, L. Damato, G. ClaytonBest Players: J. Scata, D. Prib, J. Dunn, G. Tempany, L. Damato, T. AndertonMurrumbeena: Goal Kickers: S. Geaney 2, A. Vanderneut, J. SmithBest Players: J. Smith, M. Hendley, A. Vanderneut, J. Sissons, R. Cahalane, C. Walker



2015 DIVISION 2 SENIORS FIXTURE


ROUND 111-Apr Murrumbeena 6.16.52 def by Hampton 9.10.64Doveton Eagles 13.5.83 def by Keysborough 16.14.110Heatherton 4.7.31 def by Caulfield 15.9.99Oakleigh District 11.13.79 def Skye 10.7.67Highett 9.19.73 def by Springvale Districts 11.15.81

ROUND 218-AprKeysborough 16.13.109 def Murrumbeena 5.5.35Caulfield 11.15.81 def Doveton Eagles 6.14.50Skye 17.14.116 def Heatherton 7.2.44Springvale Dist. 6.9.45 def by Oakleigh Dist. 11.15.81Hampton 18.9.117 def Highett 9.10.64

ROUND 325-AprMurrumbeena 14.14-98 def Caulfield 8.8-56Doveton Eagles 5.17-47 def by Skye 17.14-116Heatherton 14.8-92 def Springvale Districts 10.13-73Oakleigh District 8.9-57 def by Highett 11.5-71

Keysborough 7.12-54 def Hampton 6.3-39

ROUND 42-MaySkye 15.10-100 def Murrumbeena 9.12-66Springvale Dist. 17.11-113 def Doveton Eagles 14.9-93Highett 16.14-110 def Heatherton 13.2-80Hampton 8.5-53 def by Oakleigh District 24.13-157

Caulfield 9.12-66 def Keysborough 12.14-86

ROUND 59-May Murrumbeena 14.16-100 def Springvale Districts 5.7-37Doveton Eagles 6.4-40 def by Highett 15.16-106Heatherton 2.12-24 def by Oakleigh District 12.11-83Keysborough 15.12-102 def Skye 11.9-75Hampton 10.10-70 def Caulfield 8.13-61

ROUND 616-MaySkye 9.5-59 def by Caulfield 10.6-66Highett 10.14-74 def by Murrumbeena 10.19-79Oakleigh District 15.9-99 def Doveton Eagles 7.4-46Heatherton 10.10-70 def by Hampton 15.9-99Springvale Districts 10.7-67 def Keysborough 19.6-120

ROUND 723-MayMurrumbeena 11.10-76 def by Oakleigh District 14.7-91Doveton Eagles 18.12-120 def Heatherton 16.9-105Keysborough 15.14-104 def Highett 12.9-81Caulfield 19.12-126 def Springvale Districts 9.7-61

Hampton 10.7-67 def by Skye 9.19-73

ROUND 830-MayHeatherton 7.2-44 def by Murrumbeena 13.16-94Doveton Eagles 10.6-66 def by Hampton 15.10-100Oakleigh District 9.13-67 def Keysborough 9.11-65Highett 11.9-75 def by Caulfield 14.8-92

Springvale Districts 5.5-35 def by Skye 14.12-96

ROUND 913-JunMurrumbeena 10.20-80 def Doveton Eagles 11.13-79Keysborough 24.11-155 def Heatherton 7.8-50Caulfield 5.11-41 def by Oakleigh District 13.12-90Skye 10.12-72 def Highett 10.8-68Hampton 14.10-94 def Springvale Districts 9.12-66

OPTIMUS CONCUSSION AWARENESS ROUND 1020-JunHampton 6.12-48 def by Murrumbeena 14.13-97Keysborough 18.21-129 def Doveton Eagles 5.6-36Caulfield 11.12-78 def by Heatherton 12.9-81Skye 13.6-84 def Oakleigh District 9.7-61Springvale Districts 12.7-79 def Highett 8.9-57

ROUND 1127-JunMurrumbeena 13.11-89 def Keysborough 12.9-81Doveton Eagles 8.8-56 def by Caulfield 18.8-116Heatherton 9.8-62 def by Skye 21.13-139Oakleigh Dist. 21.14-140 def Springvale Dist. 6.6-42

Highett 16.11-107 def Hampton 8.9-57

ROUND 1211-JulCaulfield 12.8-80 def by Murrumbeena 15.13-103Skye 9.12-66 def Doveton Eagles 9.9-63Springvale Districts 11.11-77 def Heatherton 6.4-40Highett 4.3-27 def by Oakleigh District 19.10-124 Hampton 2.9-21 def by Keysborough 17.20-122

GAMBLING’S NOT A GAME ROUND 1318-Jul Murrumbeena 11.16-82 def Skye 11.12-78Doveton Eagles 12.13-85 def Springvale Districts 12.5-77Heatherton 8.8-56 def by Highett 14.11-95Oakleigh District 17.10-112 def Hampton 3.4-22

Keysborough 15.12-102 def Caulfield 10.8-68

ROUND 1425-Jul Springvale Dist. 7.4-46 def by Murrumbeena 10.19-79Highett 14.7-91 def Doveton Eagles 11.7-73Oakleigh District 15.17-107 def Heatherton 2.13-25Skye 4.8-32 def by Keysborough 7.3-45

Caulfield 4.10-34 def by Hampton 9.7-61

ROUND 151-AugMurrumbeena 10.16-76 def Highett 9.13-67Doveton Eagles 2.7-19 def Oakleigh District 17.19-121Hampton 16.7-103 def Heatherton 4.8-32Keysborough 20.15-135 def Springvale Districts 6.7-43Caulfield 7.7-49 def Skye 4.15-39

ROUND 168-Aug Oakleigh District 12.11-83 def Murrumbeena 8.4-52Heatherton 11.7-73 def Doveton Eagles 10.11-71Highett 8.10-58 def by Keysborough 10.2-62Springvale Districts 9.8-62 def by Caulfield 14.7-91

Skye 9.12-66 def Hampton 7.5-47

ROUND 1715-Aug Murrumbeena 18.19-127 def Heatherton 12.7-79Hampton 14.12-96 def Doveton Eagles 8.6-54Keysborough 8.8-56 def by Oakleigh District 13.4-82Caulfield 11.12-78 def Highett 7.8-50

Skye 16.14-110 def Springvale Districts 3.6-24

ROUND 1822-Aug Doveton Eagles 6.8-44 def by Murrumbeena 23.12-150

Heatherton 11.8-74 def by Keysborough 17.8-110Oakleigh District 8.12-60 def by Caulfield 12.12-84Highett 15.9-99 def Skye 13.9-87Springvale Districts 5.8-38 def by Hampton 7.12-54

*FIXTURE IS PRELIMINARY & SUBJECT TO CHANGE, IN PARTICULAR WITH REGARDS TO NIGHT MATCHES, SUNDAY MATCHES ETC. FOR FIXTURING CONFIRMATION SEE FIXTURES DISPLAYED AT WWW.Sfnl.com.au. FN - FRIDAY NIGHT, SN - SATURDAY NIGHT, S - SUNDAY



DIVISION 2: SENIOR SECOND SEMI FINAL SATURDAY 5 SEPTEMBER - JACK BARKER OVAL, CHELTENHAM

Ground: Princes Hwy Reserve, Oakleigh East

Colours: Black with White Sash

Senior Coach: Shayne Sheedy

Reserves Coach: Rick Nagliati

Ground: Peter Robinson Oval 69 B7 Colours: Maroon & Gold Senior Coach: Steve WrightAssistant Coach: Shane BurbidgeReserves Coach: Rohan SchreierAssistant Coach: Ray PickeringAssistant Coach: Shaun Hawking

# PLAYER DESCRIPTION GOALS BEHINDS1 Grant Pitts Veteran big man with plenty left in the tank

2 Luke Walsh Solid utility runs straight

3 Lou Gangemi Onball, in and under, hard as a cat's head

4 Marty Gurry Angry man who plays with passion

5 Pat Carroll Half back plays tall with great foot skills

6 Luke Behin Lives for the contest and enjoys it physical

7 Justin Hill Class act who will have a impact where ever he plays

8 Dave Velado Great hands and even better kick

9 Ryan Carroll Defender who loves a scrap

10 Andrew Howison Classy midfielder who leads by example

11 Will LaMarca Onball, gives everything and thrives on the contest

12 Matthew Fletcher Plenty of tricks and loves a role

13 Dan Kiellerup Don't let looks decieve - can play

14 Alex McNicholl Speed to burn outside runner

15 Chris Jones Smooth moving half back with skills to burn

16 Aaron Henneman Key position player with great hands

17 Tom Tzouvelis Smart onball player who get his own ball

18 Brody Hodic Key defender and great captain

19 Brent Crawley Big man who always has a impact

20 Emad Nassrallah Key forward with good hands and rarely misses

23 Mladen Josic Strong on ball who can change a game

26 Matt Nicholas Vital part of the midfield with plenty of grunt

27 Daniel Saldanha Veteran wingman who is seldom beaten

28 Rob Mackay Tall defender with great dukes

29 Sam Geurens Career best form defender

30 Kholed Kandakji Speedy small forward

31 Matt Hackett Tall versatile wingman who can play anywhere

39 Luke Casey Reliable defender who gets the job done

40 Daniel Difede Speedy small who plays at both ends

44 John Walker Classy left foot junior who can take a grab

60 John Cardamone Nuggety small man with huge heart

# PLAYER DESCRIPTION GOALS BEHINDS1 Dean Spanos Murrumbeena's very own Dane Swan, power midfielder

2 Josh Wright Experienced midfielder with a strong set of dukes

3 Jarrod Walker Accountable, speedy and fierce in defence

4 Michael Kinsella Very slick user of the football, quality utility

6 Sam Moloney With buckets for hands, strong marking player in either defence or attack

7 Jason Cornish Experienced key defender

8 Cory Hargrave Co-Captain who inspires the entire playing group

9 Mitch Walder Co-Captain who leads by example

10 Rory Cahalane Versatile utility who loves a challenge

12 Darcy Hargrave Young up-and-coming damaging half forward

13 Ray Pickering Experienced swing man, cool under pressure

14 Shaun Hawking The General - reads the play better than most

16 Shaun Thompson Enigmatic forward whose best is still ahead of him

17 Matt Jones Experienced warhorse, ready to go into battle

18 Anthony Ekberg-Weiss Miraculous goal kicking half forward

20 Tom Cameron Exciting running player, exceptional skills

22 Kane Downing Good old-fashioned dour defender

23 Sam Parkes Gritty defender who can swing forward at a moments notice

24 Tom Valenta So versatile is the "Sauce" that he can play on a wing, down back or even in the ruck

25 Daniel Cavanagh Big-bodied onballer

26 Dylan Elkman 2015 SFNL interleague squad member, speedy mid/halfback

27 Dave Easton Nuggetty midfielder who leaves an impact on each contest

30 Alex Moloney Pound for pound, best small forward in the league

31 David Schmiedl Young midfielder with a new lease on life

34 Jack Brammer Dedicated utility who values the 1%ers

35 Pat Der Jeu Classy skilled midfielder with poise beyond his years

37 Dechlan Turkington Determined youngster willing to sacrifice for his team mates

40 James Shirley Athletic, energetic goal kicking ruckman

43 Mark Richardson Creative defender who is rarely beaten

47 Sam Stamos Good sized impact player

53 Chris Cairns Experienced versatile onballer

56 Adam Vanderneut Tall defender who can play in the mids

OAKLEIGH DISTRICT MURRUMBEENA

FIELD BOUNDARY GOALSam Bridges Dan Ebbott William RobinsonScott Learmonth Jonny Huang Zach VandenhovenMatthew Mahoney Ben Priggen

TEAM 1/4 TIME 1/2 TIME 3/4 TIME FULL TIMEOAKLEIGH DISTRICT

MURRUMBEENA



DIVISION 2: SENIOR FIRST SEMI FINAL SUNDAY 6 SEPTEMBER - JACK BARKER OVAL, CHELTENHAM

Ground: Koornang Park, Carnegie (Melway Ref 68 J6)

Telephone:0407 559 383

Colours: Navy, Red, Gold

Senior Coach: Steve Kidd

Reserves Coach: Rob Southam

# PLAYER DESCRIPTION GOALS BEHINDS1 Tom Heagney Tough midfielder who loves kicking goals

2 Tim Kennedy (Co-Capt) Silky backman with great skills

4 Chris Dove Reliable swingman who can go forward and kick goals

6 Anthony O'Shea Rock-solid backman who is rarely beaten

9 Andrew Booth Ever-reliable defender with a no-nonsense attitude

10 Joel Butler Smart small forward with a suicidal attack on the ball

11 Iain Musster Quick winger who has plenty of dash

12 Adam Connell Key forward who is a key focal point

13 James Backway Hard-running winger who creates plenty of drive

14 Jake Buggy Super quick midfielder who breaks the lines

15 Tom Stait A creative player with a strong team-ethic

16 Glenn Nye Strong and hard at the ball as well as the other bloke who's got it

17 Alex Cables Versatile and strong

18 Josh Wood A very reliable and disciplined player

19 Mark Carroll Strong overhead who provides a great target up forward

25 Nick Perry Rangy wingman with 'Kouta-like' skills

26 Corey Barter Creative backman who organises the back six

29 Adam Ballard (Co-Capt) A great leader of the team

30 Sean Gunning Classy player with terrific skills and footy-smart

33 John Hunter Has a freaksih ability to kick the impossible goal

39 Ash Cooper Dependable backman who is having a great season

40 Jason Twirdy Zippy onballer who loves to kick goals

41 Dylan Beattie Classy and skillful - needn't say any more

42 Alex McConnachie Dependable and disciplined backman

46 Germaine Ivanka Hard-working forward

49 Chris Lewis Skilled backman who is playing great footy

53 Steve McLean The big ox with a huge heart

56 Tom Cotter A great mark and very disciplined player

57 Sean Walton Hard-working player who loves the contest

65 Travis Cooper Club stalwart who just keeps giving

CAULFIELD

FIELD BOUNDARY GOALNathan Guy James Aitken Patrick AurishLuke Porter Anthony Embleton Adam RossTroy Wood Mitch Lea

TEAM 1/4 TIME 1/2 TIME 3/4 TIME FULL TIMEKEYSBOROUGH

CAULFIELD

Ground: Cnr Cheltenham & Stanley Rds (Melways ref 89 D9)

Telephone: 0402 053 082

Colours: Blue, Red & White

Senior Coach: Ryan Goodes

Reserves Coach: Matthew Ferguson

Thirds Coach: Jamie Pi

# PLAYER DESCRIPTION GOALS BEHINDS1 Geoff Humphreys "Joffa", gun midfielder, wins own footy, kicks goals

2 Ryan Goodes Playing coach who leads from the front, great leader

5 Richard Minney Hard working onballer, continually driving forward

8 Davor Rajic "Moose", club favourite, big strong forward with great hands

9 Waata Wells Veteran, SFNL premiership player, great user of the footy

11 Glenn Hawthorn Back from knee injury, important stopper, provides run from defence

12 Daniel Morland Former Burra junior, gun midfielder with pace and a big tank

13 Matthew Collett Goalkicking forward with good hands

14 Jason Quiambao Hard-running linkman, runs all day

15 Michael Downie Captain, lifelong Burra, uncompromising onballer, leads from the front

16 Mark Osborne Veteran forward/ruckman, provides great flexibility

17 Bryce Sutton Exciting young ruckman/forward with great hands, improving every year

18 Matthew Burnett Young onballer, first year player, can be used as a stopper

19 Dylan Wheeler Young goalkicking midfielder

20 Gerard Smith Reserves skipper, pacy backman with a good kick

22 Warwick Hanks Experienced goal sneak, can kick bags, X-factor

23 Shaun Witherden Long-time Burra, great tap ruckman

24 Reece Spadaccini "Spud", hard-working defender looking to come back from injury

26 Luke Damato Silky left-footed wingman, dangerous around goals

27 Corey Hargreaves Busy forward, runs hard all day, playing his best footy at the Burra

29 Tom Anderton Strong-bodied youngster, first year Burra, can play either end

32 Shane Dunn Blanketing defender, hard-nosed type, rarely beaten

36 Jake Dunn Big, strong full forward, first year Burra

37 Shaun Dekkers Another first year Burra, young onballer, good skills

40 Tim Bacic Former Burra junior, lively forward with good hands and goal sense

42 Scott Chamberlain Exciting youngster in his first year at the club, big future

44 Cameron Dalton Can play either end, knows how to find the footy, versatile

46 George Lazaridis Popular, young first-year player, great clubman, loves the contest

49 Daniel McLean Another youngster retuning to the Burra; does any job asked of him

50 Joey Scata Another long time Burra, hard running wingman, having a great season

51 Troy Cullen Punches well above his weight, small bloke with a massive engine

52 Will Gayfer Former Casey Cardinia star Burra, general down back with great hands

KEYSBOROUGH



TEAM 1/4 TIME 1/2 TIME 3/4 TIME FULL TIMEHIGHETT

SKYE

TEAM 1/4 TIME 1/2 TIME 3/4 TIME FULL TIMEOAKLEIGH DISTRICT

KEYSBOROUGH

SKYEGround: Carrum Downs Recreational

Reserve (98 H10) Telephone: (02) 9782 1011 Colours: Red, Black & SilverSenior Coach: Ben Walker Reserves Coach: Chris SmithThirds Coach: Chris Rodrigues

as major sponsor for the 13th consecutive year.Thank you Dave & Joan for all your support.

Highett Football Club is proud to announce

DIVISION 2: RESERVES SEMI FINAL

KEYSBOROUGH

# PLAYER # PLAYER

6 David Prib 43 Michael Scott

7 Chris Capsalis 46 George Lazaridis

8 Davor Rajic 47 Jason Griffiths

9 Waata Wells 48 Jarratt Eastburn

16 Mark Osborne 49 Daniel McLean

19 Dylan Wheeler 51 Troy Cullen

20 Gerard Smith 53 Taylan Killi

21 Brad Scott 55 Glen Tempany

22 Warwick Hanks 56 Daniel McLaughlin

24 Reece Spadaccini 57 Tim Mackie

25 Daniel Pendlebury 60 Matthew Haines

26 Luke Damato 61 Liam Crawford

28 Sam Flight 62 Jake Robertson

30 Calum Letcher 69 Bros Vourn

33 Jonathon Hawes 73 Taner Savran

35 Leigh Williams 80 Jacob Caisley

36 Jake Dunn 85 Daniel MacKenzie

37 Shaun Dekkers 88 Jamie Pi


Telephone: 0402 053 082





DIVISION 2: RESERVES SEMI FINAL

OAKLEIGH DISTRICTHIGHETTGround: Princes Hwy Reserve Oakleigh East

Colours: Black with White Sash

Senior Coach: Shayne Sheedy

Reserves Coach: Rick Nagliati

# PLAYER # PLAYER

1 Trent Mc Namara 33 Jason Thexton

3 Lou Gangemi 34 David Barbaro

4 Dom Carosella 36 Yaz Malcom

5 Chris Domingo 40 Michael Papargiras

9 Ryan Carroll 41 Rocco Cappelleri

10 Paul Gurr 42 Nicholas Gisonda

11 Michael Turvey 47 Jason Scarlett

12 Daniel Turvey 50 Ash Peterson

14 Mark Jacotine 51 Kyle Guiney

15 Chris Jones 54 Joerel Goujon

16 Nathan Warren 56 George Litras

18 Tom Tziouvelis 57 Mark Tesoriero

22 Joseph Castello 58 Tyson Von Duve

24 Matthew Jolly 58 Brad Prior

25 David Slater 60 John Cardamone

26 Chris Cappelleri 61 Shannon Dubois

27 Matthew Dobson

FIELD BOUNDARY GOALTroy Brooks Adam Beck Michael HarderRyan Gordon Geogia Collinson Jaymie SummersMark Hamilton-Smith Jack Duncanson

FIELD BOUNDARY GOALElise Cooper Harry Cathcart Nathan FosterSam Crigan Kelly Dunstan Bill KeilarRoss McNeill Courtney Stelling

SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 5 -JACK BARKER OVAL, CHELTENHAM SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 6 -JACK BARKER OVAL, CHELTENHAM

Ground: Turner Road Reserve, Turner Road, Highett (Melway Ref 77 H9)


Colours: Navy blue, white and red stripes with navy blue bulldog motif

Senior Coach: Sam Hecker

Reserves Coach: Matt Cairns

# PLAYER # PLAYER

1 Joe Bekierz 35 Jamie Gasio

2 Dan Booth 36 Brad Sheers

6 Jordan Osborne 38 Lachy McLean

7 Nick Singh 39 Tim Thoburne

9 Harry Russo 40 Steve Vawdrey

13 Cam Nayar 41 Tom Barnes

20 Chris Lee 43 Eden Marson

24 Shane Jones 45 Luke Dermott

26 Nick Vawser 46 Dane Maizey

27 Nick Maizey 47 Cam Heywood

28 Jack Nagle 48 Peter Poelsma

29 Dan Taylor 49 Russ Taugasolo

31 Luke Richards 50 Nik Umijendic

32 Will Alderman 52 Tom Buckley

33 Billy Prosser 54 Mitch Elms

34 Jackson Millwood

# PLAYER # PLAYER

2 Chris Smith 36 Ben Williams

6 Ryan McConville 37 Mick Lindley

14 Micky McGreal 40 Travis Scott

15 Cam Petrie 43 Faisal Payenda

16 Chris McCann 45 Brent Nanopoulos

17 Brad Nicol 49 John Lalor

21 Matt Poore 50 Blake Bormann

23 Luke Scott 53 Sean Murnane

27 Paul Martin 62 Mick Kalviskis

30 Tim McEachern 63 Micky Kane

34 Jarryd Karadeas 64 Sot Solomonidis

35Nick Papachristofilou 67 Dom Spinucci



DIVISION 2: CLUB NOTESMURRUMBEENAOn the Field It’s finals time and Murrumbeena had two sides playing last weekend. They travelled down to Cheltenham to take on Keysborough in both games.

On Saturday the Seniors game was, as expected, a tight struggle between two good sides. Keysborough came out strongly and were in front at quarter time. After the first change, the Beena boys started to fight back and by half time they were only a few points down. Early in the third quarter a miracle goal from “Cav” and a good shot from “Eggy” saw the Beena hit the front. After that it became a close struggle and Murrumbeena went into the last change in front by only one point. In the last quarter it was anyone’s game, but gradually the Murrumbeena backs took control, and the forwards scored enough to give them a great fighting win.

Some of our best players in a good team win were, Alex Moloney, Tom Valenta and Mitch Walder.

When you’re hot you’re hot and when you’re not you’re not. Last Sunday the Beena Reserves were not against Keysborough. The first quarter was the Beena’s best but by the end of the quarter the Borough were showing their strength. The next two quarters showed what a big and well-structured unit the Keysborough reserves are. The Beena boys did not give up, but they were outplayed. In the last quarter Murrumbeena threw everything at their opponents but to no avail. Keysborough had a good win. So ended the “Magoo’s” finals campaign. Some of the Murrumbeena better players were, Cam Walker, Andrew Weiss, Quenton Pongracz, Eddie Brown and Jeremy Sissons playing his last game for the Beena. So on to this week with the seniors playing

Oakleigh Districts. Good luck Fellas. Do us proud.

Off The Field CHRISTMAS TREES FOR SALE. The MFNC is having a Christmas Tree drive this year. Trees at great prices can be picked up from the club rooms on 29th November and 6th December. Prices between $60 and $80 dollars. Stands available for $40. More details to come.

Sponsors The ‘Beena is indebted to the following 2015 loyal sponsors: Thomson Real Estate, Sheen Panels, Oakleigh Lions, Chadstone Toyota, Attwood Newsagency, Brew Café, Bowen Automotive, NAB, Bakers Delight Carnegie, the Rosstown Hotel, Morgans Finance Advisors Brighton, Bendigo Bank, Flight Centre Carnegie, Gianna Molinaro of South Melbourne, Ace of Clubs Rubbish Removals and all our player sponsors.

OAKLEIGH DISTRICT

Way back in March this year the U19’s played a their first practice games. While the results were not flattering we were happy to be fielding a side. I guess the thought process at that time was “ if we are competitive and win a couple of games “we would take that and improve along the way as this underage side grows. The thought of playing finals football was not even on the radar but through constant improvement and the will to achieve this group played in their first final last week.

Although beaten (Hampton too good) the boys did the club proud and gave themselves and club a great platform for the future.

Well done Scott and his band of merry men for making the year a pleasing one.

The Two’s found out what finals footy is all about and hopefully learn and improve for this weeks cut throat semi on Sunday.

The Seniors open up their Finals campaign this Saturday ,and with a win, can be the first contestant in the “Big Show”.

What’s On The Major Raffle is selling slowly. Give yourself a chance to win Gold or Silver by purchasing a ticket /s from Pittsy Snr and don’t forget punters to sell and return your books .

The 2015 Presentation Night is on Saturday the 10th of October at Woodlands Golf Club. Special prices for under 19 players

and out of work old storeman, come record writer. Please put names of the interested variety on the plan in the social rooms.

Sponsors A special mention this week to all the support and sponsorship the Under19’s had through the year and along with Dandy Floor Centre, Green Power, Urban Body Corporate Management, G & C Motors, ABP Consultants, Global Plumbing,

Bendigo Bank Murrumbeena, Chadstone Toyota, East Oakleigh IGA, Garden Gear, Ausreo, Trevillian Signs, Big Hen Building Supplies, Ray White Oakleigh, IL Duca Restaurant, Ideal Garden Supplies, Gold Members and Photo Sponsors we thank you.

Go Oaks

DIVISION 2: CLUB NOTESHIGHETT The reserves ground out a solid win against

strong opponents to book our next game this Saturday,

good luck to everyone involved.

Dates of importance

Sunday 27th September, Clean Up Day at our clubrooms.

Wednesday 21st October, 7pm AGM at the Sandbelt Hotel.

Saturday 7th November, Presentation Night for our

netballers, under 19s, reserves & seniors, at Woodlands

Golf Club, starting 7pm. Tickets need to be pre purchased,

contact Jo at [email protected]. GO DOGGIES.

KEYSBOROUGH It had been 7 long years but finally finals football was back for the Burra, with mixed results

R & D Roofing Senior Report The boys were keen to atone for their loss at Murrumbeena during the second half of the season and got off to a great start leading 4 goals to 1 at the first break. When Brucey snapped a great goal to kick of the second quarter things were looking good but as the second quarter progressed Murrumbeena came back hard at us and they managed to cut our lead back to 3 points at half time.

The third quarter was another tight struggle with the Beena getting the slight edge and found themselves 1 point up with 1 to play.

Turnovers were killing us and the opposition made us pay throughout the second half and in a low scoring quarter we couldn’t find a way to get the lead back eventually falling by 8 points.

Bomber and the Kid were stand outs for the Burra but need others to get around them next week. Moose, Sutton and Bomber kicked 2 each.

The reason we play 18 rounds is to get the best position on the ladder

and the reward for finishing second is the double chance, so we get to fight another day.

Bendigo Bank Reserves Report. After dropping a few games late in the season the reserves gave up he double chance and went into the finals knowing it was do or die with no second chances. Crowey had a strong squad to choose from and the boys had plenty to play for, both as a team and also players looking to press the selection claims for the seniors.

This was never really a contest with the Burra holding Murrumbeena to 1 goal each quarter while controlling the game from the outset.

The experience of Pribby, Joey and Turbo mixed well with the younger Thomo and Lukey while big Jake had a great game in a new role down back.

Goals were hared around with Fat, Joey, Turbo, Macca and Jono kicking 2 each. Boys will be looking to continue the good form against Oakleigh districts today.

Vigeo Financial Services Thirds Report. The thirds were into their second week of finals after accounting for Black Rock a week earlier. In

3 games this season Sandown took the chocolates but the Burra managed to get a little closer each time so the boys were confident of causing the upset. A great start saw us hold Sandown goalless in the first quarter while kicking 3 ourselves and after holding them to just 1 goal in the second quarter we were 26 points up at half time.

While Sandown picked up their game in the second half our boys were never headed running out 31 point victors.

Jamie has done a great job coaching the boys this season and backed it up on the field with a be on ground performance, backed up by good games from Connell, Mackenzie, Bros, Caisley and Crawf. Damien Whiteoak lead the forwards in a great performance with 4 goals while Jacob Caisley booted 3.

Boys take on Sth Yarra for a spot in the grand final today, an unbelievable achievement considering with a week to go before he season started this team didn’t even exist. Good luck today Burra.

Don’t forget to organise your Presentation night tickets and tables. See facebook for all the details.



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ST PAULS FOOTBALL AND NETBALL CLUBDIVISION 1 SOUTHERN FOOTBALL NETBALL LEAGUE

COACHING POSITIONS FOR SEASON 2016

Senior Coach: (Playing or non playing)

Reserves Coach: (Playing or non playing)

Colts: (Under 18’s)

The St Pauls Football and Netball Club seeks expressions of interest for suitably qualified applicants for the above positions.

All applications will be kept strictly confidential and must be lodged by Monday, the 4th of October 2015.

Applications are to be emailed to the Football Manager Peter Mercoulia at [email protected]



SFNL MEDIA DESK

Division 3 Seniors, Reserves & Thirds RedSat August 22 Qualifying Final: 2 v 3 Meade Reserve, ClaytonSun August 23 Elimination Final 4 v 5 Meade Reserve, ClaytonSat August 29 Second Semi Final: 1 v Winner of Qualifying Final Ross St Reserve, HeathertonSun August 30 First Semi Final: Loser of Qualifying Final v Winner of Elimination Final Ross St Reserve, HeathertonSat September 5 Preliminary Final: Loser of Second Semi Final v Winner of First Semi Final Meade Reserve, ClaytonSat September 12 Grand Final: Winner of Second Semi Final v Winner of Preliminary Final Ross St Reserve, Heatherton

Division 2 Seniors, Reserves & Thirds BlueSat August 29 Qualifying Final: 2 v 3 Jack Barker Oval, CheltenhamSun August 30 Elimination Final 4 v 5 Jack Barker Oval, CheltenhamSat September 5 Second Semi Final: 1 v Winner of Qualifying Final Jack Barker Oval, CheltenhamSun September 6 First Semi Final: Loser of Qualifying Final v Winner of Elimination Final Jack Barker Oval, CheltenhamSat September 12 Preliminary Final: Loser of Second Semi Final v Winner of First Semi Final Jack Barker Oval, CheltenhamSat September 19 Grand Final: Winner of Second Semi Final v Winner of Preliminary Final Jack Barker Oval, Cheltenham

Division 1 Seniors, Reserves & Under 19'sSat August 29 Qualifying Final: 2 v 3 Springvale Reserve, SpringvaleSun August 30 Elimination Final 4 v 5 Springvale Reserve, SpringvaleSat September 5 Second Semi Final: 1 v Winner of Qualifying Final Springvale Reserve, SpringvaleSun September 6 First Semi Final: Loser of Qualifying Final v Winner of Elimination Final Springvale Reserve, SpringvaleSun September 13 Preliminary Final: Loser of Second Semi Final v Winner of First Semi Final Springvale Reserve, SpringvaleSun September 20 Grand Final: Winner of Second Semi Final v Winner of Preliminary Final Springvale Reserve, Springvale

FINAL MATCH TIMES : Thirds: 9:30am Under 19's: 9:30am Reserves: 12:00pm Seniors: 2:15pm

GRAND FINAL MATCH TIMES: Thirds: 9:30am Under 19's: 9:30am Reserves: 12:00pm Seniors: 2:30pm

ADMISSION: Adults: $12 (Grand Finals: $15) Pensioner/Concession: $5 (Grand Finals: $7) Under 15: Free

Four week Finals Pass: $50 (Entry to all finals matches on any day) - Available through SFNL Office (cash/cheque only)

DOGS MUST BE ON LEASHES AND UNDER OWNER’S CONTROL AT ALL TIMES

LIMITED PARKING AVAILABLE AT SPRINGVALE RESERVE - $5 (STREET PARKING AVAILABLE)

NO PUBLIC PARKING AVAILABLE AT JACK BARKER OVAL, MEADE RESERVE, ROSS ST RESERVE (STREET PARKING AVAILABLE)

2015 SFNL SAS SECURITY FINALS SERIES

RULES AND CONDITIONSFor the safety and enjoyment of all SFNL supporters, you are asked to abide by the following Rules and Conditions:

1. Alcohol is not permitted to be brought into any Finals venue.

2. SFNL security personnel will inspect vehicles and bags to ensure that no alcohol is being brought into the venue.

3. Any alcohol found, will be stored until the end of the match and returned to the owner. The SFNL will not be held responsible for the alcohol.

4. Alcohol can be purchased from the appropriate booth inside the venue.

5. Patrons will be limited to two cans of alcohol per purchase. Cans will be opened by booth staff.

6. Alcohol not permitted to be consumed in the designated “Dry Areas”.

7. ALCOHOL is not permitted to be taken ONTO THE PLAYING ARENA.

8. Persons not abiding by these rules and conditions may be asked to leave the venue.

9. Dogs must be on a leash inside all venues.

10. Videotaping or filming any SFNL finals match is not permitted without prior permission of SFNL management.

NO DRAWN MATCHES DURING FINALS SERIES There will be no drawn matches during the Final Series. Should the scores be tied at the end of normal time then the following procedure will follow:

a) ALL PLAYERS will remain on the playing field;

b) COACHES are to remain OFF the playing field;

a. Unless one of the coaches involved is a playing coach, in which case the opposition coach will be permitted to enter the ground.

c) The CLUB RUNNER is permitted to relay messages from the coach;

d) The Field Umpires will confer with the Goal Umpires and when they verify that the scores are tied, the players of the two teams will change ends;

e) FIVE MINUTES plus TIME-ON to be played – after such time, players to change ends without leaving the playing field – COACHES to remain OFF the playing field. FIVE MINUTES plus TIME-ON to be played. The Official League Timekeeper will keep this time;

f) At the end of this time, the team with the highest score will be deemed the winner;

g) In the event the scores are still tied, the same procedure will apply until a result is reached.

$1000 Cash Prize for the best performing SFNL Club Terms & Conditions Apply

SFNL AFL 9s COMPETITION Tuesday and Thursday nights

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Nickname: The Duck

Age: 25

Height: 168cm

Position: Bottom of every pack

Junior Club: St Bede’s Mentone

Occupation: Permit Coordinator

AFL Team Supported: Melbourne Demons

Favourite player to watch as a kid: David Calthorpe

Career Highlight: 0 Votes in the 2013 League B&F

What music gets you up and about pre-game: Anything by Seal

Superstitions: Shave armpits the night before every game

Best piece of advice you’ve been given: Squeeze every penny!

Favourite Holiday Destination: Mallacoota

If you owned a racehorse, what would you call it: The Better Neville

Best subject at school: Definitely not English!

Which actor would play you in a movie: Macaulay Culkin

Your last meal would be: Footlong Subway for dinner

Favourite Movie: Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot

Most useless thing you’ve purchased: Probably a saucepan!

Describe yourself in 3 words: Gets. It. Done.

Your coach’s favourite saying: “Man up, Barny!”

What would you spend your last $20 on: Three Footlong Subway Subs

Most prized possession: My BMW

Give us your best dad joke: Why did the chicken cross the road? Because the lollipop man gave him permission

Nickname: Tractor

Age: 29

Height: 186

Position: Half Forward / Utility

Junior club: South Bendigo

Occupation: Health Club Manager

AFL Team Supported: Geelong

Favourite player to watch as a kid: Gary Ablett Snr / Tony Modra

Career highlight: Captain of the 2012 East Malvern Premiership Side

What music gets you up and about pre-game: Foo Fighters

Best piece of advice you’ve been given: “Common Sense is actually not common”

Favourite holiday destination: Switzerland

If you owned a racehorse, you would call it: Sick Of It

Best subject at school: Maths

In the movie of your life, the actor that would play you is: Ryan Gosling

Signature dish: Shepard’s Pie

Your last meal would be: Roast Pork / Crackling

Favourite movie: The Rock

Most useless thing you’ve ever purchased: Pet Rock

Describe yourself in three words: Honest, Witty, Reliable

Your coach’s favourite saying: “There is a little bit of legwork in this drill” (bulk lactic acid will be accumulated)

You would spend your last $20 on: Good meal and a crisp Lager

Your most prized possession is: House / 2007 Signed and Framed Geelong Premiership Guernsey

Give us your best dad joke: Why do bees stay in their hive during winter? S’warm.



DIVISION 3 RESULTS: WEEK 2 SEMI FINALS

Black Rock 3.1 7.2 9.5 13.8-86

Mount Waverley 4.2 5.3 6.7 6.8-44

Black Rock: Goal Kickers: A. Lane 3, T. Dalton 3, S. Taylor 2, M. Winberg 2, K. Spratt 2, D. O’BrienBest Players: B. Rafferty, C. Durie, A. Lane, B. Henry, D. Kick, J. WilliamsMount Waverley: Goal Kickers: L. Galle 2, B. Beecroft, M. Kinsella, P. Kinsella, T. PatrickBest Players: D. Macrae, R. Mathers, S. Jacobson, L. Galle, T. Patrick, M. Kinsella

South Yarra 1.4 1.11 5.12 6.13-49

Endeavour Hills 1.4 3.5 6.11 8.17-65

South Yarra: Goal Kickers: M. Jewell 4, O. Smith, R. DoreBest Players: C. McKee, G. Costello, M. Jewell, N. Presland, R. Pearse, M. JoyceEndeavour Hills: Goal Kickers: A. McPherson 2, M. Sleiman 2, A. Walters, J. Volkoff, J. Krieg, C. JarrettBest Players: R. Thomas, J. Graham, R. Cooper, M. Cook, A. McPherson, T. Carr-Lehne

Moorabbin 4.3 8.7 10.7 12.8-80

Ashwood 3.2 5.5 8.6 10.9-69

Moorabbin: Goal Kickers: T. Davey 4, S. Kelly 3, P. Reaby, B. Sloss, S. Jackson, M. Kinsella, Z. HostalekBest Players: S. Sloss, M. Johansson, Z. Hostalek, M. Kinsella, S. Kelly, T. DaveyAshwood: Goal Kickers: J. Toan 3, F. Martinicchio 2, R. O’Brien, J. Chapman, C. Meyers, M. Spencer, N. IgnatenkoBest Players: B. Figas, M. Maginnes, R. O’Brien, M. Saunders, M. Langford, M. Spencer

Black Rock 3.2 3.6 4.11 5.14-44

Carrum Patterson Lakes 2.1 3.4 4.6 5.9-39

Black Rock: Goal Kickers: J. Nicholson 2, K. Lawrence 2, D. PeetBest Players: K. Lawrence, B. Whiting, P. Irons, M. Johnson, C. Knight, G. TorcasioCarrum Patterson Lakes: Goal Kickers: A. Wilson 2, N. Scott, N. Gage, B. FreemanBest Players: N. Staff, J. Dunstan, N. Scott, M. Dicker, P. Perez, A. Wilson

SENIORSTEAM P W L D F A % PTSBlack Rock 17 14 3 0 1872 1010 185.35 60

Mount Waverley 17 13 4 0 1728 1098 157.38 56

Moorabbin 17 13 4 0 1746 1340 130.30 56

C.P.L 17 12 5 0 1805 1156 156.14 52

Ashwood 18 12 6 0 1615 1127 143.30 48

Endeavour Hills 18 11 7 0 1622 1355 119.70 44

South Yarra 17 8 9 0 1306 1300 100.46 36

Lyndale 17 6 11 0 1305 1567 83.28 28

Sandown 17 5 12 0 1189 1450 82.00 24

Hallam 17 3 14 0 1036 1517 68.29 16

Dandenong 17 2 15 0 995 1702 58.46 12

Southern Dragons 9 0 9 0 732 2329 31.43 0

RESERVESTEAM P W L D F A % PTSSouth Yarra 17 16 1 0 1879 643 292.22 68

Endeavour Hills 17 15 2 0 1821 791 230.21 64

Black Rock 17 12 5 0 1675 920 182.07 52

C.P.L 17 12 5 0 1626 1103 147.42 52

Ashwood 18 11 7 0 1600 1027 155.79 44

Moorabbin 17 10 7 0 1595 1097 145.40 44

Dandenong 17 6 11 0 1099 1309 83.96 28

Sandown 17 5 12 0 1060 1187 89.30 24

Mount Waverley 17 5 12 0 968 1413 68.51 24

Lyndale 17 4 13 0 947 1649 57.43 20

Hallam 17 2 15 0 808 1901 42.50 12

Southern Dragons 8 0 8 0 375 2413 15.54 0

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DANDENONG VS JAPAN WARRIORSThe Dandenong Redlegs took on the Japan Warriors National Development Squad in an exhibition match under lights at Greaves Reserve last Tuesday night. Although the Redlegs won the match convincingly, the result was irrelevant as it was a terrific night and a great experience for the young Japanese footballers.

Here are a selection of photos from the night.



2015 DIVISION 3 SENIORS FIXTURE


ROUND 111-Apr Black Rock 11.17.83 def South Yarra 5.5.35Lyndale 13.6.84 def Dandenong 5.11.41Moorabbin 19.13.127 def Southern Dragons 10.8.68Ashwood 11.8.74 def by Mount Waverley 14.8.92C.P.L 22.15.147 def Hallam 6.7.43Endeavour Hills 13.12.90 def Sandown 10.10.70

ROUND 218-AprDandenong 5.4.34 def by Black Rock 10.14.74Southern Dragons 8.12.60 def by Lyndale 10.20.80Mount Waverley 10.17.77 def by Moorabbin 11.12.78Hallam 8.3.51 def by Ashwood 10.8.68C.P.L 12.10.82 def Sandown 9.12.66South Yarra 9.14.68 def by Endeavour Hills 10.14.74

ROUND 325-AprBlack Rock 28.26-194 def Southern Dragons 1.4-10Lyndale 7.11-53 def by Mount Waverley 15.5-95Moorabbin 16.12-108 def Hallam 13.12-90Ashwood 14.10-94 def Sandown 4.9-33Endeavour Hills 11.15-81 def by C.P.L 18.11-119Dandenong 6.9-45 def by South Yarra 14.10-94

ROUND 42-MayBlack Rock 17.14-116 def Hallam 8.7-55Sandown 14.10-94 def Lyndale 13.12-90Moorabbin 23.12-150 def Endeavour Hills 16.8-104C.P.L 22.17-149 def Ashwood 8.3-51Dandenong 5.5-35 def by Mount Waverley 17.19-121Southern Dragons 3.7-25 def by South Yarra 11.11-77

ROUND 59-MayMount Waverley 11.8-74 def by Black Rock 12.12-84Hallam 4.9-33 def by Lyndale 10.6-66Sandown 8.10-58 def by Moorabbin 9.9-63Endeavour Hills 7.20-62 def by Ashwood 10.8-68South Yarra 11.10-76 def C.P.L 9.7-61Southern Dragons 5.10-40 def by Dandenong 14.8-92

ROUND 616-MaySandown 8.7-55 def by Black Rock 15.23-113Endeavour Hills 20.17-137 def Lyndale 16.10-106C.P.L 7.8-50 def by Moorabbin 12.15-87Ashwood 9.14-68 def South Yarra 9.8-62Mt Waverley 17.12-114 def Southern Dragons 10.8-68Hallam 8.9-57 def by Dandenong 3.7-25

ROUND 7 23-May Black Rock 21.19-145 def Endeavour Hills 7.7-49Lyndale 9.8-62 def by C.P.L 18.10-118Moorabbin 9.8-62 def by Ashwood 14.9-93Dandenong 9.4-58 def by Sandown 15.12-102Southern Dragons 7.11-53 def by Hallam 8.12-60South Yarra 5.16-46 def by Mount Waverley 12.5-77

ROUND 8 30-May Black Rock 16.21-117 def Lyndale 11.11-77Dandenong 5.9-39 def by Moorabbin 19.16-130Ashwood 28.14-182 def Southern Dragons 6.7-43Mount Waverley 10.14-74 def C.P.L 8.13-61Sandown 7.14-56 def by South Yarra 10.9-69Hallam 11.4-70 def by Endeavour Hills 16.14-110

ROUND 9 13-Jun Black Rock 11.9-75 def by Ashwood 14.10-94Moorabbin 10.14-74 def by Lyndale 14.14-98Dandenong 7.10-52 def by C.P.L 17.15-117Southern Dragons 4.1-25 def by Endeavour Hills 29.16-190Mount Waverley 18.16-124 def Sandown 12.10-82South Yarra 13.17-95 def Hallam 3.4-22

OPTIMUS CONCUSSION AWARENESS ROUND 10 20-Jun Moorabbin 14.11-95 def Black Rock 12.16-88Lyndale 5.5-35 def by South Yarra 22.11-143Ashwood 21.15-141 def Dandenong 6.8-44C.P.L 22.14-144 def Southern Dragons 5.5-35Endeavour Hills 12.13-85 def Mount Waverley 8.9-57Sandown 9.9-63 def Hallam 5.13-43

ROUND 11 27-Jun C.P.L 12.11-83 def by Black Rock 14.11-95Lyndale 7.7-49 def by Ashwood 11.14-80South Yarra 13.8-86 def by Moorabbin 15.13-103Endeavour Hills 14.12-96 def Dandenong 10.9-69Southern Dragons 5.13-43 def by Sandown 15.13-103Hallam 5.13-43 def by Mount Waverley 9.11-65

ROUND 12 4-Jul South Yarra 12.5-77 def Black Rock 8.12-60Dandenong 7.8-50 def by Lyndale 8.13-61Southern Dragons 5.3-33 def by Moorabbin 19.13-127Mount Waverley 10.18-78 def Ashwood 8.9-57Hallam 5.3-33 def by C.P.L 19.13-127Sandown 5.9-39 def by Endeavour Hills 9.9-63

ROUND 1311-JulBlack Rock 19.11-125 def Dandenong 4.8-32Lyndale 19.11-125 def Southern Dragons 2.12-24Moorabbin 10.12-72 def by Mount Waverley 12.8-80Ashwood 18.13-121 def Hallam 5.11-41Sandown 2.11-23 def by C.P.L 12.12-84Endeavour Hills 10.16-76 def South Yarra 6.5-41

GAMBLING’S NOT A GAME ROUND 1418-JulSouthern Dragons 7.8-50 def by Black Rock 17.12-114Mount Waverley 17.9-111 def Lyndale 12.11-83Hallam 9.4-58 def by Moorabbin 17.12-114Sandown 10.14-74 def Ashwood 10.8-68C.P.L 11.10-76 def Endeavour Hills 11.9-75South Yarra 6.18-54 def Dandenong 7.8-50

ROUND 1525-JulBlack Rock 5.7-37 def Mount Waverley 4.12-36Lyndale 5.11-41 def by Hallam 7.4-46Moorabbin 22.15-147 def Sandown 10.8-68Ashwood 5.10-40 def by Endeavour Hills 7.11-53C.P.L 14.15-99 def South Yarra 11.7-73Dandenong 22.15-147 def Southern Dragons 4.12-36

ROUND 161-AugHallam 7.2-44 def by Black Rock 12.18-90Endeavour Hills 10.15-75 def by Moorabbin 12.10-82Ashwood 11.9-75 def by C.P.L 12.12-84Mount Waverley 17.23-125 def Dandenong 8.8-56South Yarra 17.23-125 def Southern Dragons 7.2-44Lyndale 12.7-79 def Sandown 9.13-67

ROUND 178-AugBlack Rock 11.15-81 def Sandown 6.6-42Lyndale 6.11-47 def by Endeavour Hills 19.20- 134Moorabbin 12.14-86 def C.P.L 9.8-62South Yarra 4.10-34 def by Ashwood 20.8-128Dandenong 9.13-67 def Hallam 7.11-53Southern Dragons 4.10-34 def by Mt. Waverley 19.20-134

ROUND 1815-AugEndeavour Hills 10.8 def by Black Rock 13.5 -83C.P.L 22.10-142 def Lyndale 10.9-69Ashwood 16.17-113 def Moorabbin 5.11-41Hallam 29.20-194 def Southern Dragons 5.11-41Mount Waverley 29.20-194 def South Yarra 6.14-50Sandown 14.10-94 def Dandenong 8.11-59

*FIXTURE IS PRELIMINARY & SUBJECT TO CHANGE, IN PARTICULAR WITH REGARDS TO NIGHT MATCHES, SUNDAY MATCHES ETC. FOR FIXTURING CONFIRMATION SEE FIXTURES DISPLAYED AT WWW.SFNL.COM.AU. FN - FRIDAY NIGHT, SN - SATURDAY NIGHT, S - SUNDAY

DIVISION 3: MAN ON THE MARK / ANDREW PALOCZI @Apaloczi

Second Semi Final (Black Rock vs Mount Waverley) Adrian Lane was superb throughout the day, playing a key role in Black Rock’s seven-goal triumph over Mount Waverley. Lane booted three goals and contributed to several others.

The match was played in heavy conditions, which promised to suit the more committed team. Black Rock was that team for most of the game.

Mount Waverley threatened to take control of proceedings with a strong finish to the first term. The Mountain Lions kicked the last three majors of the quarter, including an impressive snap from Michael Kinsella, and the Jets found themselves seven points down.

Black Rock’s players received praise at the huddle for their attack on the ball, but were urged to use the footy better.

They responded, with Lane booting a goal and contributing to a couple more. After marking, Lane again kicked truly and the Jets led by three goals. A strong mark and goal from Luke Galle helped keep Mount Waverley in touch and the Mountain Lions were only 11 points behind at half time.

Late in the second term the Mountain Lions suffered a major setback, losing versatile tall Drew Macrae, who had to be assisted from the field.

Mount Waverley remained in touch at the final change, trailing by 16 points.

However, in the final term Lane stepped up again for the Jets, marking and booting a goal from close range. Black Rock continued to apply intense pressure around the ground, tackling fiercely and showing desperation to win the ball. This was reflected on the scoreboard and, when the Jets kicked their second goal of the term seven minutes in, the margin blew out to 29 points.

By then, there was little prospect of a Mountain Lions’ comeback, and things worsened shortly after when Jarrod Wilkin received a green card. He had to spend the rest of the match on the bench. The big man’s aggression is often an asset for his side, but his dismissal ended any glimmer of hope for the Mountain Lions.

Lane was a standout for the winner, with Daniel Kick named next best. Everyone contributed for the Jets, and Tom Dalton and veteran Kelly Spratt were among many who impressed.

Black Rock looks in great shape with a week off before playing in a Grand Final that the Jets thoroughly deserve to be in.

The Mountain Lions will need to show plenty of character in the Preliminary Final. It will be a challenge to overcome the mental scars of the final term demolition inflicted on them by the Jets.

First Semi Final (Moorabbin vs Ashwood) Ashwood started as firm favourite against Moorabbin, but the Kangaroos played with desperation and passion from the start and it proved to be a thrilling contest.

After Ricky O’Brien goaled for the Magpies in the final term, they trailed the Kangaroos by five points. With only 12 minutes elapsed, it appeared Ashwood would overtake Moorabbin. The Kangaroos had not been behind at any stage, despite fierce pressure from the Magpies in the second half.

In the frantic final minutes each side managed a behind. Finally, 23 minutes in, Trent Davey marked for the Kangaroos. He goaled on the siren to give Moorabbin an 11-point win.

With the icy wind behind it in the third term, Ashwood had threatened to wipe out Moorabbin’s 21-point half time advantage, but the Kangaroos’ backline repelled numerous attacks. Matthew Johansson spent most of the term in the backline and helped inspire his Kangaroo teammates.

The defensive efforts of Moorabbin only allowed Ashwood to pull the margin back to 13 points at three quarter time.

It was a credit to Ashwood that it won the last term despite being against the wind, but it would have been an injustice for the Kangaroos to be defeated after playing well from the outset.

Sean Kelly got Moorabbin off to a positive start, kicking the team’s first goal of the game and he continued to play well. The Kangaroos skipped out to a 20-point lead during the first term, but Ashwood hit back, cutting the Moorabbin lead to just 7 points at the first change.

Ashwood coach Mick Rossborough urged his players to take the momentum into the second quarter, but it was the Kangaroos who booted the first three majors of the term to help establish a crucial half time buffer.

Zdenek Hostalek took on plenty of ruckwork for the Kangaroos in the absence of Liep Kuel and was a valuable contributor around the ground. He kicked a goal and was named the winner’s best player. Trent Davey found form with four of the Kangaroos’ goals, and teammate Kelly chipped in with three and was named the side’s second best.

Preliminary Final – Saturday 5th September

Mount Waverley vs Moorabbin (Meade Reserve) It is amazing how much can change in a week. When Moorabbin and Mount Waverley met in the Qualifying Final, the Mountain Lions appeared hungry and switched on. They destroyed the Kangaroos by 63 points and the margin was not entirely reflective of Mount Waverley’s dominance. It was only Moorabbin’s accurate shooting for goal that saved it from greater embarrassment.

Yet, these sides clash again two weeks later for a spot in the biggest game of all, and the result seems far from a certainty. Mount Waverley failed to carry its momentum into the second week of the finals and was punished by Black Rock. Moorabbin showed tremendous resolve to hang on for a meritorious victory over a determined Ashwood.

The Division 3 competition has provided tremendous entertainment throughout the season, with regular surprises, and there is every chance that there are more twists to come.

In 2015, the Mountain Lions have beaten Moorabbin twice, whilst the Kangaroos have one victory over this week’s adversary.

Mount Waverley deserves to start as the favourite to claim a Grand Final spot after such a comprehensive and recent demolition of the Kangaroos.

But don’t write off the Kangaroos in what promises to be a much closer battle.



DIVISION 3: SENIOR PRELIMINARY FINAL SATURDAY 5 SEPTEMBER - MEADE RESERVE, CLAYTON

Ground: Mayfield Park, Lewton Road, Mt Waverley (Melways Ref 70 B4)

Telephone: 0466 991 926

Colours: Green and Gold

Senior Coach: Jarrod Wilkin

Reserves Coach: Barry Wood

# PLAYER DESCRIPTION GOALS BEHINDS1 Jarrod Wilkin (Coach) Key Defender - very strong overheard, neat kick

2 Cliff Aikman Midfield/Forward - Quick and skilled, runs hard

4 Chris Filer Utility - Quick and tough, very attacking

5 Leigh McInnes Midfield - Strong inside player, good at stoppages

6 Michael Kinsella Midfield/Forward - Quick and skilled, very agile

7 Patrick Kinsella Midfield/Forward - Quick and tough, hard at the contest

8 Luke Galle Key Forward - Strong overheard and excellent set shot

9 Chris Jeffries Forward - Strong overheard and always in right spots

11 Ben Beecroft Ruck/Forward - Great tap ruckman and very nice skills

14 Rich Mathers (Capt) Utility - Good link up player, leads by example

15 Simon Jacobson Defender - Can play on all types, good rebounder

17 Ian Taylor Forward - Good overhead for size, very good skills

18 Cameron Kirkup Forward - Good on the lead, knows where the goals are, good on both feet

19 Taryn Dawson Midfield/Defender - Strong at the contest, good skills and tough

20 Phil Schulz Ruck/Midfield - Athletic, good skills, runs hard all day

21 Brett Mugridge Key Defender - Good closing speed, good overhead

23 Danial Pearce Defender - Reads play well, good skills and makes good decisions

24 Angus Wood Forward/Midfield - Quick and agile, good skills, a lot of potential

25 Tom Petronic Defender/Midfield - Attacking defender, very good kicking skills

26 Lachy Rose Midfield/Defender - Tough and skilled, competes well

31 Shane Costantino Midfield/Defender - Tough and skilled, makes good decisions

32 Tom Stapleton Midfield - Strong inside player, very tough, hard at the contest

34 Kieran Anglim Midfield/Forward - Quick, tough and runs hard all day

35 Toby Patrick Wing - Very quick, good skills, competes well

36 Tim Proctor Defender/Ruck - Strong at contest, good one on one

39 Sean Rickard Defender - Very good run and carry, provides good rebound

42 Chris Cafiso Midfield/Forward - Strong inside player, good penetrating kick

52 Drew Macrae Forward/Ruck - Athletic and very agile, good marking forward, good kick

64 Mitch Polites Midfield/Forward - Runs hard and competes well

70 Zac Browne Ruck - Athletic ruckman who is very quick

MOUNT WAVERLEY

FIELD BOUNDARY GOALGlenn Emery Ed Cathcart Campbell LemmAlan Manning Anthony D'Amico Simon PrattAnnie Mirabile Dan Whitby

TEAM 1/4 TIME 1/2 TIME 3/4 TIME FULL TIMEMOUNT WAVERLEY

MOORABBIN

Ground: Widdop Cres, Hampton East (Melway Ref: Map 77 B7)

Colours: White and Blue

Senior Coach: Adam Walsh

Reserves Coach: Wayne Hardman

# PLAYER DESCRIPTION GOALS BEHINDS1 Matthew Johannson Strong marking goal kicker with ability to turn a game

3 Andrew Sharp Experianced, hard-running, in-and-under ball player

4 James Hadfield Strong ,tough, courageous, experienced utility

5 Brendan Sloss Pacy onballer with terrific skills

6 Pat Reaby Fast, skilful team player

7 Aaron Robbins Pacy, skilful left footer

8 Fabian Peta Strong defender who reads the game well

10 Jay Milford Classy, hard-running, atheletic onballer

11 Hayden Schipper Strong, courageous with ability to play anywhere required

13 Mark Russell Smart, courageous and is always hard at it

14 Zdenek Hostalek Tall, pacy and extremely skilled

16 Trent Davey Strong-marking goal kicker with good football brain

21 Liep Kuel Atheletic , tall, hard-running big man

23 Matthew Galvan Tough, hard-at-it utility

24 Simon Sloss Young, highly-skilled, hard-running utility

26 Sean Kelly Classy, hard-running, athletic onballer

28 Alex Baker Strong, hard-working ruck with huge work rate

32 Hassan Kiki Smart, experienced classy forward

35 Shaun Jackson Speedy, highly-skilled, athletic hard-runner

36 Mick Kinsella Strong, classy onballer with great football brain

38 Kyle Steel Tough, experienced, goal-kicking midfielder

40 Pete Gerrard Tough, high-marking defender with strong work rate

42 Martene Herbert Strong, well-skilled utility

43 Michael Dettmann Strong-marking defender who reads the game well

44 Stele Pappas Strong, hard-worker who thrieves on a challenge

48 Aaron Bodin Tall, hard-working defender

54 Tim De Niese Hard-working tall that can play anywhere

58 Dayne Schipper Hard-working, skilful defender who reads play well

60 Andrew Sloss Hard-working, strong, pacy small man

63 Puhirake Herbert Strong, hard-marking defender

MOORABBIN



TEAM 1/4 TIME 1/2 TIME 3/4 TIME FULL TIMESOUTH YARRA

ENDEAVOUR HILLS

DIVISION 3: RESERVES SECOND SEMI FINAL

SOUTH YARRA

FIELD BOUNDARY GOALDavid Cormie Kaye Johnson Marcus RobinsonPaul Creedon Dylan Ridgway David SharpKevin Mitchell Lucas Wilkinson

SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 5 - MEADE RESERVE, CLAYTON

Ground: Fritz Holzer Park (Melway Ref 45 G12)

Telephone: 0417 015 387

Colours: Royal Blue Yoke, Maroon, Gold Lion

Senior Coach: Brett Devlin

Reserves Coach: Daniel Mahoney

# PLAYER # PLAYER

1 Lachlan Clohesy 30 Michael Higgins

2 Corey Mangos 32 Gerard Costello

3 Adam Strelec 35 Justin Baxter

4 Ryhan Pearse 36 Luke Johnson

6 Charles McKee 38 Julian Belfrage

10 Chris Sharpley 41 Matt Joyce

11 Will Smith 44 Troy Lange

12 Chris Dore 45 Seb Jewell

13 Dan Rossi 48 Mark Phillips

17 Matt Jewell 63 Daniel Borg

18 Geoff Zach 68 Ollie Smith

19 Michael Bohan 71 Daniel Mahoney

24 Alastair Noel 73 Liam Halverson

27 Seb Graham 79 Chris Kaliviotis

28 Nick Presland (Capt) 82 Shane Myers

29 Ryan Dore

BLACK ROCKGround: McDonald Reserve, Black Rock

Telephone: 0419 140 476

Colours: Red and Black

Senior Coach: John Burke

Reserves Coach: John Sinclair

Thirds Coach: Michael Bennett

# PLAYER # PLAYER

2 James Nicholson 26 Gary Telemzouguer

3 Richard Keele 27 Mark Gomizel

4 Ben Strong 33 Tim Fitzgerald

5 Nick Owen 44 Ben Emanuel

8 Ben Whiting 46 Cooper Ferries

10 Jack Coleman 48 Sam Bonser

12 Chris Baines 52 Pat Hanmer

14 Brad Fairhurst 63 Chris Shone

19 Robert Scott 67 Brad Bowker

20 Aaron Bice 77 Matt Riseley

23 Oliver Swan 78 Dean Brostek

24 Ben Smith 88 Richard Brand

25 Jeremy Starke 99 Patrick Irons



DIVISION 3: CLUB NOTESDIVISION 3: CLUB NOTES

BLACK ROCK BRFC Presentation Night Friday 18th September @ Doyle’s Bridge Hotel 7pm: Presentation of all awards, across all the teams & club achievements. $60pp (inc. Sit down Meals & happy hour) Dress- Smart casual, no denim ! RSVP & Payment: needed by Fri 4th Sept. (direct transfer preferred for payment, see club website for details)- Please note- NO admission will be accepted on the night if not paid prior as this is a fully catered function. Further details & to RSVP/Pay visit club Facebook group event or at the club. All players are expected to attend !!

Sponsor of the week Doyle’s Bridge Hotel, Mordialloc- Whatever the occasion they have you covered Bar, Bistro or private function room/s for that special occasion- Discounted rates for Jets members & families with BIG savings!!

Doyle’s Bridge Hotel > Seniors Sat saw us face our old foe in Mt Waverley, which is usually a close encounter whenever

we play & the game started at a frantic pace with the Jets making the most of their chances into a stiff breeze, only for Mount to hit back late in the quarter & take a slender lead into the first break. The second term saw our boys tidy up a few areas & put some scoreboard pressure on with 4 goal to 1 term. The ‘premiership’ quarter was vital in this clash & the Jets definitely stepped up to the plate with some solid team defence & taking full advantage of forward entries , thus outscoring the Lions into the breeze & 20 point gap heading into the last. The last term saw us hold mount scoreless thanks to the work of the back unit & the forwards did their job with some straight kicking, the final margin being 7 goals. A full 4 quarter effort & solid contributions all across the ground sees us earn the right to be first into the Grand final in 2 weeks time, make sure you get all family & friends along on the days to support in what will be our first GF appearance since 2007

Brighton TOYOTA > Reserves After our first finals showing in quite a few years last week, the reserves were keen to

bounce back & hopefully a few lessons were learnt. Again we started strong with most of the play through the first half, but we still couldn’t manage to shake CPL through some wayward kicking & wasted chances. The entire second half was an arm wrestle from siren to siren, our wasted chances ( 1.9 for the half) always keeping the contest close, having much of the play in the last term into the breeze, with Nicho slotting the goal to wrestle back the lead which saw us hold on for a great 5 point victor. Like the seniors the day prior a very even team performance with special mention to Dyl on a polished 4 quarter display. Hopefully the further experience gained, in a very tight/ high intensity match will assist us for our shot at a place in the GF next week.

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Butcher Club Match Report What a great win. Coming off a disappointing result the week before. We got off to a great start, kicking into the wind in the first quarter and managed to be in front at the first

break. It was are real arm wrestle for the remainder of the day . It wasn’t a pretty win , but a win we are obviously happy to have. Credit to Ashwood as they didn’t give up and tested us to the very last seconds of the game. It was a terrific team effort today with everyone playing their role. A special

mentions to all our supporters and players family that certainly helped from the sidelines in getting us over the line.

The Butcher club was again pivotal in assisting us in our preparation for Saturdays Game.

SOUTH YARRA The Yarras had a dark day, with both the Reserves and Thirds losing their Second Semi Final. However, both teams get a second chance in the Preliminary Final to be played on 5th September 2015 at Clayton.

The Thirds All 4 Pets Report: The Thirds confidence was Skye high after beating Sandown in the qualifying final.

Skye Bombers won the toss and chose to kick against the wind. The Yarras didn’t get off to a great start, as the Bombers got their first goal within the first minute of the game courtesy of a kick from out of the backline hitting a Skye player on the chest. The Bombers kicked three goals before the Yarras scored two behinds. Knight received a hit knocking him down resembling a jousting duel in the medieval ages. A. Evans was fantastic around the ground, side stepping and baulking around his opponents. At quarter-time the Yarras were trailing by nineteen points.

Despite Skye having the wind, the Yarras were able to keep them scoreless for the first nine minutes of the second quarter. Duffy and Hill were brilliant down back clearing the footy away. At half-time the Yarras were still within a sniff, though the margin was now 32 points.

It then began to rain in the third quarter as Skye kicked five goals in the opening 15 minutes. Until Hume directed traffic and snagged the Yarras only goal for the day after fifty-nine minutes had elapsed for the game. Hope echoed through the Yarras cheer squad. However, it was short lived as the Bombers kicked two more goals to end the third quarter seventy-one points ahead.

Chopper made some hard hitting tackles that knocked the hot air out of his opponents. Bertone was everywhere collecting possessions like a hoarder. M. Bohan now has Sherrin permanently inked across his knuckles from the many defensive punches he did. C. Dore cleared the ball from the defensive 50m more times than his namesake, Scarlett did in his career. The Bombers kicked another four goals in the final quarter whilst the Yarras were kept scoreless.

The Bombers held possession for more of the game than the Yarras. However, it must be said, that the Yarras pressured the determined Bombers and restricted their ball carry. The Yarras lost by 97 points.

Skye advance to the Grand Final yet to be defeated. The Yarras will battle Keysborough in the Preliminary Final at Meade Reserve, Haughton Road, Clayton from 9:30am on 5th September 2015 for a place in the Grand Final.

The Tower Hotel Reserves Report: The Yarras had the week off, whilst Endeavour Hills played Black Rock in the Qualifying Final. The Yarras went in to the Second Semi Final only been beaten once during the home-and-away season, back in round 2 which was attributed to a lack of availabilities and the Yarras’ weakest side in 2015. The Yarras confidence reached ‘Jason Akermanis’ level (far too high).

It was a poor start for the Yarras seemingly confused as to which way they were kicking. But they started by kicking against the strong wind. It rained intermittently all day.

Endeavour Hills had most of the possession, the Yarras backline minimised the Falcons opportunities on goal whilst at the other end the Yarras could not capitalise on their opportunities on goal during the first quarter. O. Smith opened the account for the Yarras with a right foot snap. At the end of the opening quarter, the scores were even.

During the second quarter, the Yarras backline held strong, led by Presland who was ably assisted by some brilliant work from Pearse. The Yarras restricted Endeavour Hills to just three scoring shots, kicking just 2-1. Costello was brilliant, as he attacked the football like a hungry lion on an antelope in a David Attenborough documentary. However, at the other end of the ground, the Yarras peppered the goal face but couldn’t find the middle of the big sticks. The Yarras kicked a disgusting seven points and upon reflection it was the downturn of the game which resembled the stock market at the start of the great depression.

At halftime the Yarras sat in shock as they trailed, albeit by only one goal. Mahoney needed to try

something different to spark his players, so he shifted M. Jewell from the midfield into the forward line.

A change to the Yarras plans worked instantaneously as M. Jewell went on a goal kicking spree, kicking four goals in the premiership quarter. It seemed like he could do no wrong. He was taking marks and making his opponent look like a rodeo clown. Including one gift from a stabbing pass from R. Dore. The Yarras changed their goal kicking woes to kick a more commendable 4-1. But the bleeding at the other end could not be stopped as the Falcons enjoyed the assistance from the wind, kicking 3-6 and keeping a five point lead.

In the fourth quarter the ball remained in the Yarras’ defensive 50m for the majority of the quarter as the Yarras struggled to hold clean possession of the wet football and clear it despite attempts from the long kicking Baxter and Pearse’s run. The Yarras became distracted by the oldest solution in the play book to shut down an inform forward, have a spare man in defence. Things didn’t go the Yarras’ way, including the bounce of the footy, decisions from the officials, etc. The Yarras could only manage one point during normal time in the last quarter whilst the Falcons kicked 2-6. R. Dore received a free kick and went back to have a shot on goal after the final siren, the outcome would not change the winner of the game. However, the Falcon on the mark jumped over the mark and R. Dore received a 50m penalty. Congratulations R. Dore, for scoring a goal and getting two kicks after the siren.

The Yarras lost by sixteen points and received a much needed wake-up call.

The Yarras get a second chance on 5th September 2015 in the Preliminary Final against Black Rock at Meade Reserve, Haughton Road, Clayton. First bounce is at Midday on 29th August 2015.

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M Print Colour Printers Seniors Report The Seniors headed to Heatherton on Sunday to confront Moorabbin Kangaroos in another sudden death encounter.

The ground conditions presented weren’t quite what you’d expect for a finals clash, nevertheless both teams were hard at it trying to gain some sort of dominance. Our opponents were able to kick the first major, but we were able to reply soon after. Moorabbin kicked away again, then we gained the upper hand to claw our way back. One kick in it at 1/4 time.

The 2nd term saw Moorabbin dominate possession, gaining plenty of forward entries & despite our backline working hard under pressure

we found ourselves 21 points down at 1/2 time.

The Coach restructured things at the break & with some words of wisdom we worked our way back into the game. We were able to recapture our composure & made the most of our forward chances.13 points down at the last break.

The last quarter presented us with an all or nothing type situation. Mick reassured the boys, with a great 3/4 time talk & the boys came out firing. We produced many forward entries & to our opponents credit they repelled many. Not one of our players commitment could be questioned as we whittled the deficit to 5 points.

Unfortunately we were unable to secure the lead as Moorabbin kicked a final goal on the final siren to score an 11 point win.

Although we didn’t reach our ultimate target, we can take heart in the fact we have improved from last year.

We have also added some new players & great people this season which has brought new enthusiasm.

Ashwood Football Club is a wonderful place to be a part of & I’m sure with the Coach’s plans already in progress for next season we can go even further.

THANK YOU to everyone who has been involved at the club in 2015 & we hope for your continued support! TEAM ASHWOOD!

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Congratulations to all of the 2015 nominees who are now in contention for the prestigious

Leader Shooting Star of the Year Award.

The winner will be announced at the SFNL Awards Dinner on Friday 9th October.

Round 1: Michael Riddle (Hampton)

Round 2: Madison Talarico (Dingley)

Round 3: Brody Ledder (Oakleigh District)

Round 4: Jordan Grubb (Skye)

Round 5: Xavier Pauli (St Kilda City)

Round 6: Miles Harding (East Brighton)

Round 7: Brandon Black (Skye)

Round 8: Cameron Beaumont (Cheltenham)

Round 9: Kade Heaphy-Wemyss (Bentleigh)

Round 10: James Sziller (St Pauls)

Round 11: James Burns (Highett)

Round 12: Andrew McCormack (C.P.L)

Round 13: Dylan Grayson (Hallam)

Round 14: Bunareth Kheng (Hampton)

Round 15: Josiah Laakulu (St Kilda City)

Round 16: Andy Din (Dingley)

Round 17: Daniel Spence (Oakleigh District)

Round 18: Spencer Daly (Bentleigh)

SHOOTING STAR OF THE YEAR

UNDER 19S RESULTS: WEEK 1 FINALS

St Kilda City 3.5 3.8 8.11 11.15-81

Bentleigh 1.1 1.1 2.1 2.1-13

St Kilda City: Goal Kickers: X. Pauli 7, P. O’Hehir-Vargas, F. Brown, H. Johnstone, A. NyanjokBest Players: M. Puts, R. Llorico, M. Oman, X. Pauli, G. Chuol, P. O’Hehir-VargasBentleigh: Goal Kickers: A. Balic, J. MondanoBest Players: B. De Nardis, A. Locandro, S. Daly, J. Mondano, L. Nixon, A. Balic

Hampton 0.4 4.5 9.5 17.11-113

Oakleigh District 4.1 4.4 6.7 6.8-44

Hampton: Goal Kickers: M. Lee 6, B. Kheng 2, Z. Allen 2, T. Smith, R. Gorringe-Dennis, C. Lee, M. Riddle , M. Digby, N. Heap, C. NicholsBest Players: J. Gascard, J. Vitiritti, M. Digby, M. Lee, L. Timms, T. SmithOakleigh District: Goal Kickers: N. Cramer 3, C. Hutchinson 2, J. WinnBest Players: A. Lucarelli, C. Ward, D. Spence, B. Ledder, H. Colgrave, J. Brideson

Springvale Reserve played host to two finals over the weekend – one a qualifier, the other a knockout elimination final. Whilst the two results involved big winning margins, you could feel the finals intensity at ground level.

On the opening Saturday morning of the finals series, St Kilda City faced Bentleigh in the Qualifying Final. The winner would get the chance to move onto next week where a grand final qualifier with Dingley would be the reward.

The Saints entered the game as favourites - a far cry from the early season predictions from pundits. Their attacking setup has proved too strong in recent times, comfortably boasting the highest score of the competition. A key component of that has been Xavier Pauli as the powerful forward has registered a total of 83 goals across all regular season games – second only to Dingley’s Madison Talarico.

Nevertheless, Bentleigh could never be counted out and during the first quarter were able to bring high pressure to the contest. Despite the effort, the Saints ended the term with a 16-point buffer. The second term had a familiar feel, with both sides struggling to hit the scoreboard ultimately no goals were registered.

However, the third term saw St Kilda begin to control the game which proved to be match-winning five-goal-to-one quarter. The 46-point margin increased during the final term as Bentleigh once again went scoreless as a result of strong St Kilda defense. Xavier Pauli’s seven-goal haul was one of the differences between the sides – and to reinforce the achievement – no other player on the field managed to kick multiple goals. St Kilda’s reward? A grand final qualifier with Dingley at the same venue next week.

On Sunday it was Hampton and Oakleigh District’s turn to take the field in the Elimination Final. Oakleigh entered their first final with high hopes having closed the gap to the Hammers over the course of the season; and this was their prize. Despite being in their debut season, they charged ahead with an opening term of 25 to four. The 21-point margin stunned Hampton into action, as the second term saw a stronger contested and defensive effort to see the Hammers move ahead by one point at the half time break.

The beginning of the second half saw the Hammers continue their ascendency as they began to creep away, kicking five goals to two for the third term to

ensure a 16-point lead going into the final break. Unfortunately, Oakleigh had nothing left to give as Hampton drove home the result with an eight-goal final quarter to win by 69 points.

The Hammers have recently struggled but the lengthy finals series could provide them with a chance to return to their early season form. They’ll meet Bentleigh next week in what will be a do-or-die fixture where the loser will be eliminated, and the winner will move on to a Preliminary Final. For Oakleigh, a disappointing end cannot dampen their debut season which saw them win 10 games to reach finals, ultimately demonstrating their potential moving forward to season 2016.

Finals – Week Two:

Second Semi Final Saturday 5th September St Kilda City vs Dingley

Key Players Xavier Pauli (St Kilda City) – His seven-goal haul helped dismantle Bentleigh and in a team full of attacking options, Pauli promises to be the Saints’ avenue to a premiership charge.

Madison Talarico (Dingley) – He has booted 101 goals so far this season and will remain the side’s key target.

Prediction: Saints by 15

First Semi Final Sunday 6th September Bentleigh vs Hampton

Key Players Kade Heaphy-Wemyss (Bentleigh) – Capable of bagging multiple goals, Heaphy-Wemyss has played 14 games this season and will be a key component if the side is to make the Preliminary Final.

Michael Lee (Hampton) – He saved his best game of the season for one of the most important occasions and was a key factor behind their Elimination Final win.

Prediction: Demons by 29

The four best sides are left and it will come down to who brings their best effort on the day. Who will move closer to a premiership? Stay tuned for more news and head down to the Springvale Reserve this weekend to see more finals action!

UNDER 19STEAM P W L D F A % PTS

Dingley 18 16 1 1 1621 588 275.68 66

St Kilda City 17 15 2 0 2110 643 328.15 64

Bentleigh 17 14 2 1 1582 800 197.75 62

Hampton 18 11 7 0 1372 1059 129.56 44


St Pauls 18 9 9 0 1286 1083 118.74 36

Cheltenham 18 8 10 0 1277 1247 102.41 32

Hallam 18 7 10 1 1020 1146 89.01 30

C.P.L 17 4 13 0 1061 1523 69.67 20

East Brighton 17 5 12 0 844 1595 52.92 20

Skye 18 3 14 1 883 1651 53.48 14

Highett 16 1 15 0 387 2272 17.03 4

UNDER 19S: ON THE UP / ALEX CHARLES @charlesy93

UNDER 19s ELIMINATION FINAL

UNDER 19s QUALIFYING FINAL



2015 UNDER 19S FIXTUREROUND 111-AprSt Kilda City 14.11.95 def Cheltenham 8.15.63East Brighton 3.5.23 def by Dingley 13.16.94Oakleigh District 23.23.161 def Skye 4.5.29C.P.L 10.10.70 def Hallam 5.9.39Highett 2.2.14 def by Bentleigh 28.17.185St Pauls 8.14.62 def by Hampton 11.11.77

ROUND 218-AprDingley 13.9.87 def St Kilda City 7.3.45Bentleigh 23.18-156 def East Brighton 1.6-12Hampton 23.18.156 def Highett 1.6.12Hallam 9.16.70 def Cheltenham 4.4.28St Pauls 14.18.102 def Oakleigh District 4.3.27Skye 6.9.45 def by C.P.L 11.10.76

ROUND 325-AprSt Kilda City 6.9-45 def by Bentleigh 10.14-74East Brighton 11.4-70 def St Pauls 8.8-56Oakleigh District 12.11-83 def Highett 1.4-10Cheltenham 3.7-25 def Hampton 10.12-72Hallam 2.3-15 def by Dingley 19.12-126C.P.L 7.9-51 def by Skye 10.17-77

ROUND 42-MaySt Pauls 7.6-48 def by St Kilda City 16.16-112Dingley 13.17-95 def Cheltenham 3.10-28Hampton 19.15-129 def Oakleigh District 4.10-34C.P.L 4.6-30 def by Bentleigh 14.23-107Skye 10.11-71 def East Brighton 7.14-56Highett 2.8-20 def Hallam 16.22-118

ROUND 59-MayCheltenham 4.10-34 def by Bentleigh 15.11-101Hallam 12.16-88 def St Pauls 2.10-22Hampton 16.16-112 def C.P.L 8.5-53St Kilda City 20.15-135 def Skye 5.3-33East Brighton 21.19-145 def Highett 2.0-12Dingley 15.9-99 def by Oakleigh District 4.7-31

ROUND 616-MaySt Pauls 22.21-153 def Highett 2.3-15Bentleigh 9.6-60 tied Dingley 8.12-60C.P.L 8.3-51 def by East Brighton 11.18-84Hallam 4.7-31 def by Hampton 14.4-88Cheltenham 15.15-105 def Skye 9.10-64Oakleigh District 6.2-38 def by St Kilda City 26.19-175

ROUND 723-MaySt Kilda City 12.6-78 def East Brighton 4.11-35Dingley 12.12-84 def St Pauls 5.5-35Hampton 15.10-100 def Skye 9.10-64Cheltenham 18.19-127 def Highett 7.6-48Bentleigh 16.11-107 def Hallam 7.6-48C.P.L 11.4-70 def by Oakleigh District 13.9-87

ROUND 830-MaySt Pauls 7.7-49 def by Bentleigh 8.9-57Hallam 9.21-75 def Skye 7.12-54Oakleigh District 9.14-68 def Cheltenham 9.13-67Highett 0.1-1 def by Dingley 15.30-120East Brighton 2.12-24 def by Hampton 12.9-81St Kilda City 17.14-116 def by C.P.L 4.5-29

ROUND 913-JunCheltenham 16.14-110 def East Brighton 8.5-53Skye 12.13-85 def Highett 2.3-15Hampton 7.1-43 def by St Kilda City 13.10-88Dingley 19.10-124 def C.P.L 4.4-28Bentleigh 15.10-100 def Oakleigh District 9.7-61St Pauls 16.9-105 def Hallam 4.15-39

OPTIMUS CONCUSSION AWARENESS ROUND 1020-JunCheltenham 4.3-27 def by St Kilda City 24.14-158Dingley 19.18-132 def by East Brighton 2.1-13Skye 4.6-30 def by Oakleigh District 8.16-64St Pauls 9.8-62 def C.P.L 8.9-57Bentleigh 11.12-78 def Hampton 3.3-21Hallam 16.15-111 def Highett 1.1-7

ROUND 1127-JunSt Kilda City 10.10-70 def Dingley 3.5-23East Brighton 2.5-17 def by Bentleigh 14.7-91Highett 5.3-33 def by Hampton 14.12-96C.P.L 10.8-68 def by Cheltenham 12.8-80Skye 9.6-60 tied Hallam 8.12-60Oakleigh District 10.10-70 def by St Pauls 11.8-74

ROUND 1211-JulHallam 4.15-39 def by C.P.L 10.6-66Bentleigh 4.1-25 def by St Kilda City 23.20-158St Pauls 17.16-118 def East Brighton 5.5-35Highett 2.4-16 def by Oakleigh District 24.22-166Skye 7.5-47 def by Cheltenham 16.3-99Hampton 4.9-33 def by Dingley 10.8-68

GAMBLING’S NOT A GAME ROUND 1318-JulSt Kilda City 18.12-120 def St Pauls 7.2-44Cheltenham 8.11-59 def by Dingley 10.15-75Oakleigh District 12.12-84 def Hampton 2.9-21Hallam 4.6-30 def by Bentleigh 5.6-36C.P.L 18.12-120 def Highett 2.9-21East Brighton 10.13-73 def Skye 8.8-56

ROUND 1425-JulBentleigh 9.15-69 def Cheltenham 9.4-58C.P.L 8.5-53 def by Hampton 15.19-109Oakleigh Dist. 13.23-101 def East Brighton 5.6-36Skye 5.6-36 def by St Pauls 13.5-83Dingley 12.16-88 def Hallam 4.6-30Highett 0.0-0 def by St Kilda City 21.23-149

ROUND 151-AugEast Brighton 0.0-0 def by St Kilda City 26.18-174St Pauls 2.9-21 def by Dingley 8.9-57Hallam 7.14-56 def Oakleigh District 6.7-43Hampton 6.9-45 def by Cheltenham 12.19-91Bentleigh 25.19-169 def Skye 3.2-20Highett 6.6-42 def by C.P.L 20.16-136

ROUND 168-AugCheltenham 7.6-48 def by St Pauls 7.11-53Dingley 6.12-48 def Bentleigh 5.5-35Skye 4.2-26 def by Hampton 15.16-106Oakleigh District 11.29-95 def C.P.L 4.2-26Highett 2.3-15 def by East Brighton 14.13-97St Kilda City 12.10-82 def Hallam 4.2-26

ROUND 1715-AugEast Brighton 3.13-31 def by Cheltenham 14.15-99C.P.L 6.7-43 def by St Pauls 24.11-155Oakleigh District 16.10-106 def Hallam 8.3-51Hampton 7.9-51 def Bentleigh12.12-84Skye 2.4-16 def Dingley 20.12-132St Kilda City 24.11-155 def Highett 2.4-16

ROUND 1822-AugBentleigh 6.12-48 def St Pauls 6.8-44Highett 13.11-89 def Skye 10.10-70Cheltenham 19.15-129 def C.P.L 5.4-34Dingley 16.13-109 def Oakleigh District 6.9-45East Brighton 5.8-38 def by Hallam 14.10-94Hampton 5.2-32 def by St Kilda City 21.23-149




UNDER 19S: SECOND SEMI FINAL SATURDAY 5 SEPTEMBER - SPRINGVALE RESERVE, SPRINGVALE

Ground: Peanut Farm Reserve (Melway Ref 58 A11)

Coach: Nathan JohnsAssistant Coaches: Mathew Hoy & Ryan HoyTeam Manager: Nigel Capp

# PLAYER DESCRIPTION GOALS BEHINDS1 Andy Din (Capt) Co-captain - tough, uncompromising back, a real team leader

2 Jeremy John Quick thinking forward with skills to match

3 Daniel Trease Speedy winger who loves a bigger ground

4 Nick Taylor Reliable defender who reads the play well

5 Jordan Baker Dependable forward/wingman, able to kick goals

6 Madison Talarico Goal kicking machine, recently notched up ton for the year

7 Lachie Craig Versatile midfielder who can be relied on to do a job

8 Joash Rajaratnam Hard, 'head down' straight-ahead defender

9 Vincent Arena Silky smooth midfielder who loves a goal

10 Anthony Basile Dangerous goalsneak with clean skills and good hands

11 Liam Considine Tough in and under on baller who can kick goals

12 Kyle McGurk Uncompromising and hard, comfortable at either end of ground

13 Jordan Bishel Playmaker from backline who loves coming upfield

14 Robert Rusan Skilled forward, adds a touch of class

15 Josh Jolly Versatile midfielder - can also play anywhere, good decision maker

16 Callum Ryan Long-kicking forward who can kick goals on the run

17 Josh Lake Hard-running forward with great defensive side

18 Chris Baum (Capt) Co-captain - dangerous midfielder who runs hard all day

19 Mark Fitch Straight-ahead defender who loves to run and bounce

20 Carmine Scimia Classy winger who loves kicking goals

21 Connor Horsey Solid, hard onballer with a long kick

22 Rylan Ferdinand Speedy utility unfortunately cut down by injury

23 Caelin Brooker Creative forward with great sense of occasion

24 Matt Crouch Nippy onballer who never gives in, great tackler

25 Nick Lloyd Adaptable player at home anywhere on the field

26 Jason Wylie Versatile ruckman who can also play either end

27 Lee Johnston Tough in-and-under onballer who can kick goals

28 Jackson Lewis Forward with good hands and a straight kick

29 Lachlan Craig Solid, reliable defender, lets nothing past

30 Sebastian Zammit Underrated ruckman who always follows directions to the letter


1 Leon Mateariki Neon Leon, skillful, electric running midfielder

5 Denzel Cooper Mercurial, gifted forward/utility

6 Shai Wood Nuggety in and under forward

7 Jackson O'Hehir-Vargas Co-Captain, slick midfielder/half forward

8 Will Patterson Strong, attacking, skillful midfielder

9 Ayang Nyanjok (AJ) 200cm tall, athletic forward/ruck, good kick

10 Ron Llorico Strong, inside midfielder who never stops running

12 Mitch Oman Skilled defender on both sides who makes good decisions

13 Michael Puts Very tough, hard inside midfielder with good skills

14 Jake Phelan Quick and talented running midfielder

15 Daniel Georgio Co-Captain, strong, reliable defender

18 Hamish Johnstone Tall, skilled forward/ruck

19 “Steve” Bika Ula Strong, attacking defender, tackling machine

20 Joey Laakulu Tall, strong, talented tap ruckman

21 Perry O'Hehir-Vargas Strong, talented, hard-running, long-kicking midfielder

24 Febricko Addi Hard-running, tackling halfback

25 Ollie Gabelich Strong, attacking key forward, great kick for goal

27 Kelsey Davies Talented, tough midfielder, makes good decisions

28 Damon Moody The ever-reliable fullback that gives plenty of run

30 Jarrad Dousa Young, skillful goal sneak

34 Ruben Jamieson Tall, running twin halfback, great mark and long kick

42 Guy Choul Athletic, tall, running ruckman with freakish skills

61 Elijah Kingsley Strong, attacking defender

74 Xavier Pauli Monster full forward with a great kick, can't be stopped

76 Paul Pekja Young, skillful goal sneak

77 Felix Brown Tank-like, small crumbing forward

88 Keiran Jamieson Tall, strong twin key defender, great spoiler

ST KILDA CITY

FIELD BOUNDARY GOALNed Couper-Johnson Kobe Davies Tom McKinleyStefan Lamble Josh Hicks Matthew VorbachJake Rositani Nathan Jane


ST KILDA CITY






DINGLEY



UNDER 19S: FIRST SEMI FINAL SUNDAY 6 SEPTEMBER - SPRINGVALE RESERVE, SPRINGVALE

Ground: Peterson Street Reserve (Melway Ref 77 B8)

Colours: Black and Yellow Stripes

Under 19’s Coach: Lachlan Batt


1 Carl-Oskar Beer Hard-working on baller who gets plenty of stoppage clearences

2 Zach Allen Good marking forward who knows where the goals are

3 Thomas Burley Injury-plagued season but hopeful to play a part in the finals series

4 Josh Vitiritti Quick, elusive onballer

5 Bunareth Kheng Wingman who loves to run all day and a good mark for a small player

6 Corey Smith Backman, great decision-maker and cool under pressure

7 Carl Nichols Missed plenty of the season due to injury but can hopefully play a huge part now, plays back and forward

8 Will Mason Ever-dependable backman who does all the team things

9 Liam Timms Onballer who gets plenty of the footy and plenty of clearences

11 Troy Smith Back or winger, terrific use of the footy and picks the right option

12 Cameron Lee Interupted season but ready to make an impact from a wing, likes to carry the footy and gives the forwards every chance

13 Michael Riddle Forward who makes the most of his opportunities around goals

14 Bailey Griffin Has played both ends of the field, settled down back now and gives some good run out of defence

16 Josh Lees Tall forward, good mark and gets across the ground well, will play as ruckman at times

18 Pierce Trainor Big, strong and aggressive, could have impact if we can locate his wherabouts

19 Nathan Heap Backman who has played a stopping role at times, plays his role to good effect

20 James Hickey Composed backman who gives us plenty of run, versatile player who will also play onball at times

21 Riley Gorringe-Dennis Elusive forward who loves to be around goal

22 Alisdair Curr Solid back/midfielder who brings his rugby tackling skills each week

23 Mark Digby Versatile and plays anywhere, gives his all and pops up for a goal occasionally

24 Guy Timms Ruckman who gets around the ground well, strength is his marking

15 James Gascard Forward who hits the packs and footy hard at all times, goalkicker but can also move to defence if required

26 Noah Wynen Very consistent all season, midfielder who can also take on a run with role if required

28 Harvey Little Defender who gets the best out of himself, will make his opponent earn the possessions

29 Matthew Hanson Ever-reliable defender who rarely gets beaten on the day, good in the air and also on the ground

30 Micky Lee Solid forward, leads well and can take a good grab, good, straight kick at goal

48 Jayk Gunton Limited games this season, always plays his role for the team

51 Josh Clark-Henry Forward, good mark and good kick, will make the most of his opportunities

HAMPTON

FIELD BOUNDARY GOALPaige Hinrichs Alex Baragwanath Oscar AdornoJack McKinley Loui Martin Patrick HeenanRiley Webster Sam Thiele

TEAM 1/4 TIME 1/2 TIME 3/4 TIME FULL TIMEHAMPTON

OAKLEIGH DISTRICT

Ground: Bentleigh Recreation Reserve, Arthur Street (Melway Ref 77 F1)

Under 19’s Coach: Rob Lawford


1 Christopher Yenofkian Goalkicking genuis who will kick 40+ in the seniors in 2016

2 Lachlan Dickson Tireless ruck who roves his own ball, should be a power forward

3 Spencer Daly Skipper, goalkicking mid who leads by example, elite skills

4 Liam Nixon His speed across the ground and ball-getting ability are second to none

6 Robert Aitken Provides fantastic run and carry from defensive 50

7 Jonathon Pereira Tall defender who can go forward

8 Daniel Nilsson Gifted player who's hardness belies his stature

9 Robbie Hyde Creative defender who makes great decisisions

11 Thomas Di Carlo Spring-healed jack who puts out fires for the coaching staff

12 Kade Heaphy-Wemyss Ready-made senior footballer and elite athlete

14 Aaron Locandro Key position swing man

16 James Kiernan General who leads from the front, senior footy beckons

19 Ben Cooper Hard and classy midfielder with great hands

22 Benjamin De Nardis Endurance athlete, midfield machine

23 Robert Moriarty Linebreaker with great core strength, leads metres gained at the club

24 Jack Dear Tough, resolute defender who takes big scalps

25 Adem Balic Great leading forward who rarely misses

26 Brayden Lawford True utility with great speed and skills

28 Joshua Van Berkel A great football talent who has all the attributes

30 Andrew Stolzenburg Half forward/mid/wing with great speed and poise

31 Joshua Mondano Poetry in motion, great evasive skills

33 Murat Pekin Talented backman with great ball-winning ability

38 Dylan Waghorne Uncompromising defender with lockdown ability

48 Thomas Brooks Forward who hits the scoreboard and has great defensive talents

49 James Halliwell High-leaping centre half forward/ruck capable of kicking a bag

BENTLEIGH



THIRDS RESULTS: WEEK 1/2 FINALS

Skye 3.3 5.4 12.7 16.9-105

South Yarra 0.2 0.2 1.2 1.2-8

Skye: Goal Kickers: B. Dyer 4, S. Werner 3, D. Spinucci 3, J. Baldock, C. Fitzgerald, D. Love, C. DeLuca, E. Williams, N. Hofmann Best Players: B. Dyer, S. Thorne, J. Baldock, N. Hofmann, N. Webb, D. SpinucciSouth Yarra: Goal Kickers: I. Hume Best Players: S. Myers, J. Bertone, W. Duffy, C. Dore, A. Evans, M. Bohan

Sandown 0.0 1.2 2.5 5.8-38

Keysborough 3.4 5.4 8.8 10.9-69

Sandown: Goal Kickers: R. Ettridge 2, G. Burns, M. McCormick, B. McCarthyBest Players: J. Raven, A. Woods, T. Ho, S. O’Byrne, J. Mott, K. OmKeysborough: Goal Kickers: D. Whiteoak 4, J. Caisley 3, D. Cullen, N. Torcasio, B. VournBest Players: L. Crawford, J. Pi, B. Vourn, D. MacKenzie, A. Connell, J. Caisley

Dingley 2.3 5.4 11.9 16.11-107

Clayton 1.0 3.0 3.1 3.2-20

Dingley: Goal Kickers: J. Keyt 4, A. Puleio 3, A. Sikora 2, D. McLean, J. O’Brien, A. Hickford, S. Morris, J. Billing, J. English, C. BrooksBest Players: L. Sherry, M. Wonnacott, A. Sikora, C. Brooks, S. Frost, A. RossClayton: Not supplied

St Kilda City 0.0 0.0 0.0 12.13-85

Endeavour Hills 0.0 0.0 0.0 9.7-61

St Kilda City: Goal Kickers: M. Hoy 6, G. Krepp 3,L. Chitkrapong, N. Pappos, D. PeutBest Players: S. Dagher, B. Zosens, M. Hoy, N. Laffy, G. Krepp, B. LeeEndeavour Hills: Not supplied

ROUND 111-AprMordialloc 2.2-14 def by Chelsea Heights 15.6-96St Kilda City 16.14-110 def Cheltenham 8.6-54Clayton 7.5-47 def by Cerberus 17.16-118BYE: DingleyROUND 218-AprCheltenham 12.17-89 def Mordialloc 7.10-52Dingley 13.18-96 def St Kilda City 3.4-22Chelsea Heights 0.1-1 def by Cerberus 28.23-191BYE: ClaytonROUND 325-AprMordialloc 4.4-28 def by Dingley 24.23-167Cheltenham 6.6-42 def Chelsea Heights 12.17-89St Kilda City 4.7-31 def by Clayton 4.8-32BYE: CerberusROUND 42-MayChelsea Heights 2.3-15 def by Clayton 34.24-228Dingley 33.22-220 def Cheltenham 0.1-1Cerberus 34.24-228 def Mordialloc 0.1-1BYE: St Kilda CityROUND 59-MayChelsea Heights 3.1-19 forfeit to Dingley 16.21-117Mordialloc 7.2-44 def by Clayton 10.17-77Cerberus 16.21-117 def St Kilda City 3.1-19Endeavour Hills 8.15-63 def Cheltenham 3.3-21

ROUND 616-MayClayton 8.11-59 def St Kilda City 7.8-50Cerberus 10.11-71 def Dingley 6.13-49Cheltenham 11.10-76 def by Mordialloc 14.12-96Chelsea Heights 11.6-72 def by Endeavour Hills 11.8-74

ROUND 723-MayMordialloc 5.6-36 def by Clayton 17.10-112St Kilda City 17.10-112 def Cheltenham 1.3-9Chelsea Heights 2.1-13 def by Cerberus 23.17-155Dingley 26.9-165 def Endeavour Hills 0.0-0ROUND 830-MaySt Kilda City 18.15-123 def Chelsea Heights 2.2-14Clayton 24.25-169 def Cheltenham 3.3-21Mordialloc 1.0-6 def by Dingley 24.25-169Cerberus 23.13-151 def Endeavour Hills 1.0-6ROUND 913-JunMordialloc 3.4-22 def by St Kilda City 5.12-42Dingley 15.9-99 def Clayton 4.5-39Cheltenham 0.4-4 def by Cerberus 23.12-150Chelsea Heights 2.1-13 def by Endeavour Hills 16.21-117OPTIMUS CONCUSSION AWARENESS ROUND 10 20-JUNChelsea Heights 9.4-58 def by Mordialloc 11.9-75Cheltenham 5.9-39 def by St Kilda City 12.7-79Dingley 4.1-25 def by Cerberus 15.8-98Endeavour Hills 10.8-68 def Clayton 8.11-59ROUND 1127-JunMordialloc 14.10-94 def Cheltenham 4.3-27St Kilda City 10.2-62 def by Dingley 10.8-68Clayton 14.10-94 def Chelsea Heights 0.1-1Endeavour Hills 0.1-1 def by Cerberus 14.6-90ROUND 1211-JulChelsea Heights 7.6-48 def Cheltenham 6.7-43 Dingley 21.14-140 def Mordialloc 1.1-7Cerberus 25.11-161 def Clayton 1.4-10Endeavour Hills 4.3-27 def by St Kilda City 20.19-139

GAMBLING’S NOT A GAME ROUND 1318-JulClayton 20.16-136 def Chelsea Heights 0.5-5Cheltenham 0.1-1 def by Dingley 31.16-202St Kilda City 1.4-10 def by Cerberus 20.17-137Mordialloc 10.4-64 def Endeavour Hills 8.8-56ROUND 1425-JulDingley 36.18-234 def Chelsea Heights 0.0-0Clayton 24.20-164 def Cheltenham 7.1-43Cerberus 36.18-234 v Mordialloc 0.0-0St Kilda City 0.16-106 def Endeavour Hills 0.3-39ROUND 151-AugClayton 15.17-107 def Mordialloc 2.3-15Cerberus v CheltenhamDingley 16.12-108 def St Kilda City 2.2-14Endeavour Hills 0.0-0 def by Chelsea Heights 10.3-63ROUND 168-AugSt Kilda City 15.9-99 def Clayton 5.3-33Mordialloc v CerberusCheltenham 4.9-33 def by Chelsea Heights 12.8-80Dingley 24.13-157 def Endeavour Hills 3.1-19ROUND 1715-AugSt Kilda City 16.13-109 def Mordialloc 10.3-63Clayton 2.0-12 def by Dingley 23.16-154Cerberus 26.14-170 def Chelsea Heights 2.0-12Endeavour Hills 26.14-170 def Cheltenham 4.6-30ROUND 1822-AugChelsea Heights 7.5-47 def by St Kilda City 18.5-113Cheltenham 9.11-65 def Clayton 9.10-64Cerberus 5.12-42 def by Dingley 10.6-66Endeavour Hills 11.4-70 def Mordialloc 6.9-45

2015 THIRDS FIXTUREBLUE DIVISION

RED DIVISIONROUND 111-AprDoveton Eagles 5.5-35 def by Keysborough 20.13-133Black Rock 5.9-39 def by South Yarra 9.8-62Skye 19.22-136 def Sandown 1.8-14Hallam 19.22-136 def Dandenong 1.8-14ROUND 218-AprDandenong 5.8-38 def by Black Rock 12.18-90Skye 22.16-148 def Hallam 0.2-2South Yarra 148 def Doveton Eagles 0.2-2Keysborough 5.8-38 def by Sandown 13.12-90ROUND 325-AprDoveton Eagles 0.1-1 def by Skye 29.22-196Dandenong 1.1-7 def by South Yarra 15.24-114Black Rock 7.6-48 def by Sandown 10.11-71Keysborough 29.22-196 won by forfeit Hallam 0.1-1ROUND 42-MayBlack Rock 19.18-132 def Hallam 2.4-16Sandown 19.18-132 def Doveton Eagles 2.4-16Dandenong 3.8-26 def by Keysborough 14.19-103Skye 19.18-132 def South Yarra 2.4-16ROUND 59-MayKeysborough 1.1-7 def by Skye 27.14-176Hallam 7.5-47 def by Black Rock 8.9-57South Yarra 5.10-40 def by Sandown 7.9-51Doveton Eagles 3.6-24 def by Dandenong 14.6-90ROUND 616-MaySandown 12.11-83 def Black Rock 5.9-39Hallam 36.18-234 def Dandenong 0.0-0Skye 36.18-234 def Doveton Eagles 0.0-0Keysborough 6.7-43 def by South Yarra 13.10-88

ROUND 723-MayDandenong 4.5-29 def by Sandown 14.13-97Black Rock 8.8-56 def by Keysborough 9.12-66South Yarra 4.28-28 def by Skye 7.55-55Doveton Eagles 6.36-36 def Hallam 3.27-27ROUND 830-MaySandown 3.6-24 def by South Yarra 7.10-52Hallam 4.5-29 def by Keysborough 15.12-102Dandenong 2.1-13 def by Skye 29.13-187Doveton Eagles 1.7-13 def by Black Rock 12.8-80ROUND 913-JunSouth Yarra 17.14-116 def Hallam 3.6-24Sandown 18.14-122 def Doveton Eagles 4.4-28Keysborough 10.7-67 def Black Rock 6.9-45Skye 18.14-122 def Dandenong 3.6-24OPTIMUS CONCUSSION AWARENESS ROUND 10 20-JunKeysborough 20.18-138 def Doveton Eagles 0.0-0Sandown 17.11-113 def Hallam 2.13-25Skye 20.18-138 def Black Rock 0.0-0Dandenong 2.9-21 def by South Yarra 14.12-96ROUND 1127-JunDoveton Eagles 11.5-71 def Dandenong 6.17-53Hallam 3.6-24 def by Sandown 17.10-112South Yarra 10.6-66 def by Keysborough 9.14-68Black Rock 3.6-24 def by Skye 17.10-112ROUND 124-JulSouth Yarra 11.8-74 def Black Rock 4.7-31Keysborough 3.4-22 def by Dandenong 17.15-117Hallam 3.1-19 def by Doveton Eagles 13.14-92Sandown 3.4-22 def by Skye 9.8-62

ROUND 1311-JulSkye 12.18-90 def Doveton Eagles 4.2-26Black Rock 12.8-80 def Dandenong 8.12-60Sandown 9.8-62 def Keysborough 4.2-26Hallam 6.4-40 def by South Yarra 12.18-90GAMBLING’S NOT A GAME ROUND 1418-JulSouth Yarra 13.14-92 def Dandenong 5.9-39Doveton Eagles 5.9-39 def by Sandown 13.14-92Black Rock 12.5-77 def Keysborough 7.10-52Hallam 5.9-39 def by Skye 13.14-92ROUND 15 25-JulBlack Rock 9.16-70 def Keysborough 3.3-21Skye 9.16-70 def Doveton Eagles3.3-21Dandenong 6.11-47 def Sandown 6.3-39South Yarra 9.16-70 def Hallam 3.3-21ROUND 161-AugHallam v Doveton EaglesDandenong 14.11-95 def Black Rock 4.7-31Sandown 11.5-71 def Keysborough 6.12-48South Yarra 6.40-40 def by Skye 16.10-106ROUND 178-AugBlack Rock 5.1-31 def by Sandown 7.2-44Dandenong 9.10-64 def South Yarra 2.7-19Keysborough 3.2-20 def by Skye 19.21-135ROUND 1815-AugSandown 12.10-82 def Dandenong 9.6-60Keysborough 9.11-65 def by South Yarra 13.6-84Skye 21.16-142 def Black Rock 0.1-1

THIRDS - REDTEAM P W L D F A % PTS

Skye 15 15 0 0 2372 342 693.57 72

Sandown 16 12 4 0 1321 788 167.64 56

South Yarra 15 9 6 0 1255 806 155.71 44

Keysborough 15 7 8 0 1245 1049 118.68 36

Black Rock 16 6 10 0 931 1201 77.52 28

Dandenong 17 4 13 0 702 1734 40.48 16

Hallam 11 2 9 0 722 1390 51.94 12

Doveton Eagles 9 2 7 0 424 1662 25.51 8

THIRDS - BLUETEAM P W L D F A % PTS

Cerberus 14 13 1 0 2378 297 800.67 60

Dingley 15 13 2 0 2236 431 518.79 60

Clayton 16 9 7 0 1432 1025 139.71 40

St Kilda City 17 10 7 0 1213 964 125.83 40

Endeavour Hills 13 7 6 0 805 1175 68.51 28

Mordialloc 17 4 13 0 681 2014 33.81 16

Chelsea Heights 15 4 11 0 646 2054 31.45 16

Cheltenham 17 2 15 0 612 2043 29.96 12

THIRDS BLUE ELIMINATION FINAL

THIRDS RED FIRST SEMI FINAL

THIRDS BLUE QUALIFYING FINAL

THIRDS RED SECOND SEMI FINAL




THIRDS RED: PRELIMARY FINAL

TEAM 1/4 TIME 1/2 TIME 3/4 TIME FULL TIMESKYE

SOUTH YARRA

# PLAYER # PLAYER

30 Calum Letcher 74 Jake Whiteoak

31 Callum Eastburn 75 Adam Harrex

39 Damian Cullen 76 Adam Bunting

41 Hayden Albon 77 Andrew Connell

45 Jesse Cuffe 79 Enzo Cid

48 Jarratt Eastburn 80 Jacob Caisley

53 Taylan Killi 81 Nigel Vandergert

56 Daniel Mclaughlin 82 Daniel Anderson

58 Gordon Hyde 83 Nathan Torcasio

59 Matthew Day 84 Dave Paten

63 Richard Eppinger 85 Daniel Mackenzie

64 Garry Siberas 86 Johnaton Markovitch

65 Damon Clayton 87 Jake Bradshaw

67 Gabe Clayton 88 Jamie Pi

68 Aaron Raven 92 Jarryd Cipressi

70 Aaron O'Mara 95 Jakob Balchin

71 Paul Taylor 99 Anthony McKeever

72 Daniel whiteoak 100 Aaron Lieberman

73 Taner Savran

# PLAYER # PLAYER

1 Lachlan Clohesy 45 Seb Jewell

5 Michael Bohan 47 Ashley Evans

8 Will Duffy 49 Ryan Cross

11 Will Freeman 50 Jasjit Singh

12 Chris Dore 52 Ian Hume

15 Finn Maconachie 53 Michael Klomp

19 Jayden Cameron 54 Ricky Rodriguez

20 Jarryd Mills 66 Will Quince

22 Lucas Moorby (Capt) 67 Jake Bertone

25 Shane Tyssen 69 Seb Barr

26 David Knight 76 Aaron Jobe

28 Jesse Cartwright 79 Gareth Wakefield

30 Trevor Milne 82 Shane Myers

32 Tom Needham 83 Simon Talbot

35 James Evans 85 Kingsley Hill (vc)

36 Murray West 87 Bernard Brady

38 Oliver Khoury 89 David Donnoli


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KEYSBOROUGHGround: Fritz Holzer Park

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Telephone: 0417 015 387

Colours: Royal Blue Yoke, Maroon, Gold Lion

Senior Coach: Brett Devlin

Reserves Coach: Daniel Mahoney

Thirds Coach: Dallas Saxby

SOUTH YARRASATURDAY SEPTEMBER 5 -MEADE RESERVE, CLAYTON

FIELD BOUNDARY GOALErin Learmonth Jack Hine Rob ClearyPeter Martin Cale Love-Linay David WeatherheadAnthony Steward Vincent Van Oorschot



THIRDS BLUE: FIRST SEMI FINALTHIRDS BLUE: SECOND SEMI FINAL

TEAM 1/4 TIME 1/2 TIME 3/4 TIME FULL TIMECLAYTON

ST KILDA CITY

TEAM 1/4 TIME 1/2 TIME 3/4 TIME FULL TIMECERBERUS

DINGLEY

# PLAYER # PLAYER

1 Jaydn Norris 20 Luke Ettridge

2 Blake Lee 21 David McKeown

3 Peter Bakker 22 Daniel Kempster

4 Samuel Hornby 23 Dylan Thompson

5 Lucas Menenti 24 Cody Payne

6 Louis Tanner 25 Daniel Mercer

7 Joel Blashki 26 Ben Humprey

8 Dale Kepnser 28 James Falkenberg

9 Aaron Rampling 29 Ethan Hamlet

10 Tom Bingham 30 Torben Louwen-Skovdam

12 Bradley Stevens 31 Andrew Rae

13 Benjamin Macaulay 32 Anthony Batrich

15 Aidan Wright 33 Craig Hollway

16 Dane Carter 38 Oscar Thomas

18 Jacob Machen 39 Bailey Fisher

19 Matthew White

# PLAYER # PLAYER

1 Justin English 19 Padraic Edwards

2 Scott Morris 20 Mark Wonnacott

3 Andrew Ross 21 Dave Vanderheiden

4 Andrew Rizzi 22 Joel Billing

5 Kyle Murdoch 25 Shane Frost

6 Drew McLean 26 Andrew Puleio

7 James Piltz 27 Josh Keyt

8 Luke Sherry 30 Clinton Brooks

10 Peter Rizzi 31 Jackson O'Brien

12 Michael Jeddou 32 Matt Butts

15 Richard Constantino 33 Andrew Comino

16 Harrison Whelan 50 Adam Sikora

17 Jordan Potts 57 Peter Merkus

# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Luke Romanelli 58 James Kargy3 Aaron Bennett 59 Phillip Cook4 Scott O'Donnell 60 Chris Dureau

12 Frank Drago 61 Julian Lao16 Damian Elysee 62 Matt Lariba-Taing17 Zac Reeves 63 Trent Bowen18 Justin Waldron 64 Will Lao19 Joel Cook 65 Aaron Fowler22 Bradley Wotton 66 Mitchell Hall23 Khemera Chea 67 Blake Misson28 Leigh Waldron 68 Brian Rivera30 Ryan Scerri 69 Andrew Bird35 Brent Rowley 70 David Grierson37 Nathan Anderson 71 Trent Anderson38 James Huyhn 72 Michael Zaher39 Mohamed Usoof 73 Virak Lim41 Tim Seal 74 Taylor Borg43 Samuel Gidman 75 James Augerinos45 Matt Acciarito 76 Jesse Dunn48 Stephen Cook 77 Nicholas Fallace52 Scott Levy 78 Michael Forster55 Nathan Brouggy 79 Naser Mustafovski56 John Margetis 80 Jason Pengilly57 Stewart Levy 82 Anthony Carrafa

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Team Manager:Lynton Price

Team Trainer: Kathleen Price






Ground: Meade Reserve, Haughton Rd, Clayton Mels 79 B2Telephone: 9543 4304 Colours: Black & White Senior Coach: Nick Scanlon Reserve Coach: Matt Ladson Thirds Coach: Chris Dureau

CERBERUS DINGLEY CLAYTONSATURDAY SEPTEMBER 5 -JACK BARKER OVAL, CHELTENHAM SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 6- JACK BARKER OVAL, CHELTENHAM

FIELD BOUNDARY GOALXavier Martin Mia Cigognini Domanic CliffordTim Ryan Jordon McGilliveray Keith MarkAbby Wilson Luke Walker

FIELD BOUNDARY GOALMolly Bowman Ella Cigognini Jim AlwerThomas Grundy Imogen Hooper-Duffy Tevan D'SouzaDaniel Stewart Ryan Nankervis

# PLAYER # PLAYER

Zachary Kitchen Chanel Lalotoa

Lorent Chitkrapong Glen Krepp

Tom Burke Ben Zosens

Davide Concilia Nick Pappos

Ben Hall Ashley Crooks

Gareth Joachim Shane Wilson

Bobby Lee Claude Larman-Ripon

Samer Dagher Dylan Foote

Kaito Battaglene Fletcher Payne

Aaron De Netto Charlie Davey

Justin Herbath Rudi Taylor

Nathan Laffy Brian Presnall

Alan Lloyd Juan Perriam

Matthew Hoy Cameron Patton

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UMPIRE’S CORNER / THE WHITE KNIGHTThe pressure is on for Grand Final spots this weekend, with the two Division 3 panels and a Thirds panel to be announced after training next Thursday and the remaining six panels to be announced the following Wednesday. Your on-field performances this week will have a big impact on if and where you are umpiring next week. Off-field performances may also count, and arriving at matches on-time, and neatly dressed, will count in your favour at the selection table.

Congratulations to the many SFNL umpires who ran SMJFL Grand Finals last week. Of the 15 Grand Finals, all but one featured at least one SFNL umpire!

The Under 17 Division 1 grand final was played under lights for the first time this year at Trevor Barker Oval and was decided by a goal. Out of the six umpires appointed to this match five umpire in the SFNL as well and all did an exceptional job on the day! The SFNL umpires to officiate were Matt Mahoney (Field), Jack Duncanson (Boundary), Courtney Stelling (Boundary), Dom Clifford (Goal) and Tevan D’Souza (Goal). Teavan also umpired 5 other SMJFL Grand Finals over two Sunday’s. Some of our other umpires to officiate in the U17s finals included Joel Lewis (U17 Div 2), Glenn Emery & Jack McKinley (U17 Div 3). Not only was Glenn required to use his voice, which has been compared to numerous animals, in his U17 Div 3 match, but while the emergency umpire in the U17 Div 2 he showed his trigger speed running out on numerous occasions to make his voice heard! Leo Laucher-Linares is an SFNL boundary umpire but also won the SMJFL best first year field umpire award. Leo played in a grand final last Sunday but unfortunately his team lost.

In our Under 16’s finals, last year’s Division 1 Senior Grand Final goal umpire, Nick Bridges, field umpired the U16 Div 1 Grand Final with Nathan Guy. The match was decided with a kick after the siren! Nick

has a habit of umpiring in close grand finals with his 2014 Grand Final going into extra time. Chris Hughes umpired the U16 Div 3 Grannie, while in the Under 15s, Josh Heath and Tim Ryan officiated as field umpires. Jordan McGillivray officiated on the boundary while Sam Sargeant and Luke MacGuire were in the goals for two of the grand finals. In the Under 14s, Molly Bowman, Jake Rositani, Paige Hinrichs and Erin Learmonth featured in the field. Erin managed to go to the wrong ground for her final after her brother Troy turned up a day early on the same weekend!

Rob Roscoe and Jim Alwer have helped out by goal umpiring the SMJFL finals for several years and they were joined this year by Tevan D’Souza, Sam Sargeant, Luke MacGuire, Graeme Brown and Dave Weatherhead. The relationship between our Association and the SMJFL grows stronger each year.

Heading on to the field for a Div 1 Reserves Qualifying Final without a whistle is not a good career move for a boundary umpire. Luckily no-one spotted this at Springvale last Saturday!

On Thursday, we will celebrate the Division 3 Grand Final appointments with a meal after training. Then, the following Wednesday, all appointments for Umpires being selected to umpire in the last week of the finals will be announced at the Grand Final Appointments Night, which is being held at the Huntingdale Golf Club, Windsor Ave, South Oakleigh.

Life Members of the Association who wish to attend the Appointments Night can do so at the discounted rate of $20 per head. They will need to email Peter Martin on [email protected] if they wish to attend.

Remember that:

“We Bounce, We Blow, The Rules We Know”



DIVISION 1 RESERVESPLAYER/CLUB TOTAL AVERAGE

Leigh Moore Dingley 61 3.8

Mitchell Stevens Cheltenham 61 3.4

Stefan Feehan Dingley 49 4.5

Corey Pearce Clayton 46 3.5

Sam Williams Dingley 41 2.4

Kristen Feehan Dingley 40 2.4

Ben Padula East Malvern 38 2.1

Bradley Lockhart Chelsea Heights 32 2.9

Kane Davidson Dingley 29 2.9

Cameron Roughead East Malvern 28 2.5

DIVISION 1 SENIORSPLAYER/CLUB TOTAL AVERAGE

Mark Ryan East Malvern 65 3.6

James Morris Mordialloc 61 3.4

Philip Smith East Brighton 60 4

Stewart Scanlon Clayton 54 3.2

Travis Ridgway St Pauls 44 2.8

Daniel Farmer Dingley 43 2.4

Patrick Nicholls Cheltenham 41 2.4

Nick Scanlon Clayton 37 2.1

Michael Cooke East Malvern 35 1.9

Calhan McQueen Dingley 34 2.4


Mathew Poore Skye 93 6.6

Christopher Lacey Springvale District 55 3.1

Michael Kalviskis Skye 46 4.6

Bradley Scott Keysborough 33 2.1

Jamie Gasio Highett 29 2.2

Christofer Cappelleri Oakleigh District 28 2

Jaiden Peters Hampton 28 1.8

Davor Rajic Keysborough 25 5

Sean Geaney Murrumbeena 25 2.1

Warrick Hanks Keysborough 23 2.3


David Velardo Oakleigh District 61 3.8

Tyson King Keysborough 56 4.3

Adam Connell Caulfield 48 3

Scott Fiora Hampton 45 2.7

Khaled Kandakji Oakleigh District 39 2.3

Benjamin Evans Skye 37 2.1

Lachlan Morrey Springvale District 37 2.2

Matthew Jamieson Heatherton 37 2.2

Joel Hanlon Hampton 36 3.3

Mathew Collett Keysborough 33 1.9


William Kruss Moorabbin 46 2.7

James Morrey Ashwood 41 2.7

Clinton Jarrett Endeavour Hills 39 2.3

Clinton Gottinger Lyndale 38 2.5

Tarquin Booth Ashwood 37 2.7

Troy Lange South Yarra 37 2.1

Michael Lobb Moorabbin 33 2.8

Cameron Neale C.P.L 29 2.9

Kaine Bundy Dandenong 29 2.2

Mark Frenken Sandown 29 2.4


Trevor March C.P.L 86 4.8

Luke Galle Mt Waverley 61 3.8

Shane Peake Endeavour Hills 59 3.3

Paul Wineberg Ashwood 44 2.4

Matthew Johansson Moorabbin 41 2.6

Frank Martinicchio Ashwood 40 2.4

Christopher Meyers Ashwood 39 2.6

Thomas Dewar Black Rock 39 4.9

Trent Davey Moorabbin 39 2.3

Daniel Morrison Endeavour Hills 38 2.5

THIRDS - RED

PLAYER/CLUB TOTAL AVERAGE

Matthew Mccormick Sandown 51 3.2Bradley Dyer Skye 45 3Troy Docherty Skye 42 3.2Jayden Cameron South Yarra 39 2.6Trevor Milne South Yarra 24 2.4

THIRDS - BLUE

Joshua Keyt Dingley 63 3.9Bailey Fisher Cerberus 44 4.4Nicholas Fallace Clayton 31 1.9Peter Rizzi Dingley 29 2.4Jackson O'Brien Dingley 28 1.8

UNDER 19sPLAYER/CLUB TOTAL AVERAGE

Madison Talarico Dingley 101 5.6

Xavier Pauli St Kilda City 83 4.9

Tyson Ross Skye 38 2.1

Shaun Cusack Cheltenham 37 2.1

Christian Gabbert Oakleigh District 34 2.1

Zach Allen Hampton 33 2.5

Shane Thomas Hallam 30 2.1

Carmine Scimia Dingley 24 1.3

Jake Winn Oakleigh District 24 1.3

Bunarith Kheng Hampton 22 1.2

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