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North Shore v St Mary’s 

Lara v Colac 

Geelong West St Peters v South Barwon 

Grovedale v St Albans 

St Joseph’s v Leopold 

Bell Park v Newtown & Chilwell 

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OUR NEW LOOK WEBSITE! 

Football & Netball Geelong are pleased to launch its new 

website at www.footballgeelong.com.au , we thank you for 

your patience with this, it has been a massive job, but the 

result has been worth the wait. 

On the home page you will see featured stories, as well as 

the latest GFL, BFL, GFL Netball and Geelong Junior Football 

stories and links to specific pages for each section. There 

is also Football Geelong TV, with highlights of the ‘Match 

of the day” from the weekend, a download section of the 

weekly record, if you missed it at the game, as well as 

a poll “your call” this will form some interesting debate 

throughout the season. 

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downloads, all governance with rules etc. archives of all 

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we ask you to support and also links to other football & 

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In the Media section, you can view the highlights, order 

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day DVD’s. 

We encourage all clubs to contact us with information with 

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The Man 5 

Football Geelong News 6 

Senior League Leaders 7 

GFL Scoreboard 11 

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Senior Weekend Matches 12-35 

Netball News 38 

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The Whistle Blower 47 

2008 Blood Toyoya GFL Draw 52 

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ROHM & HAAS BFL MATCH OF THE DAY 

V 

Saturday 

2:00 – 5pm 

PORTARLINTON v ANGLESEA 

The return ‘bout’ for season 2008 will see the inform ‘pouncing bouncing’ 

Kangaroo’s travel to Portarlington in a ‘do or die’ match for the Demons. The 

last two wins for Anglesea has won itself a place in the five, while Portarlington 

seems to be experiencing a ‘mid season slump’, slipping to sixth place on 

the ROHM & HAAS ladder. A lot at stake at the Boat Road Oval this afternoon. 

Join us for the live and exclusive coverage with our leading BFL commentary 

team, lead by TOM KING and ‘special comments’ from MICK ROBINSON direct 

from Portarlington - VISION AUSTRALIA RADIO - 99.5FM GEELONG. 

WINNERS & LOSERS 

Saturday 5:00 – 6:00pm 

We are back bigger and better in 2008 for the most listened to hour 

of local radio – a complete round up of final scores and match 

summaries from BFL / GDFL / CDFL & AFL – including ‘Around the 

Grounds’ match summaries. 

SUNDAY SPORTS RESULTS 

Sunday 1:00 – 2:00pm 

Complete coverage of ALL local football and netball results 

including best players and leading goal scorers, plus ALL local 

sporting news. 

FOOTBALL GEELONG PRESENTS 

Thursday 7.30pm – 9.30pm 

Comprehensive coverage of local football and netball. Interviews 

with local players; coaches and officials from around the Football 

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2 visit www.footballgeelong.com.au GFL Record 2008

FROm thE mEDIA DEsk Graham rawlIns 

THANK YOU FOR THE POSITIvE FEEDBACK 

Appreciate the constructive comments received back from people during the past week regarding 

our Football Geelong media coverage. It is encouraging to recognise that when YOU know that 

VOLUNTEERS are doing and presenting their best (and in their own particular styles) that it is 

appreciated. Yes, as it has been pointed out to me, we will always have our ‘knockers’ as you cannot 

please all the people all the time (Great man that espoused those immortal words). We try and 

present the positives and will continue to do so. Again, I would ask sincerely that if people have 

constructive comments and/or ideas that YOU believe would improve our presentations – give me a 

call or email – would only be too pleased to hear from YOU. 

WINNERS & LOSERS 

After reviewing the feedback we received, last 

Saturday we trialled a new format for our 

‘Award Winning’ radio program of ‘WINNERS 

& LOSERS’. 

The continued comments made during the 

week have been encouraging and so we will 

continue to try out the new format. At the end 

of the Match of the Day broadcast summary 

we will bring you up to date with scores from 

other GFL & BFL matches as they become 

available. 

It is here that we rely heavily on the home 

clubs to ring in the scores as soon as the 

seniors match is finished. If we do not get the 

score, we have to then begin a tiresome and 

consuming process of ringing the club or a 

representative to get the score for YOU. 

While we compile all the final scores we will 

bring you up to date with various pieces of 

local football and netball news, including 

match summaries from GFL football and 

vCFL LEADING GOAL KICKERS 

Bendigo bank ‘A’ grade netball plus BFL 

football. 

AT 5.30pm we will update YOU with ALL the 

scores and ladders from the GFL & BFL seniors 

and reserves grade football. 

We will then continue with match summaries, 

including a round up of GDFL senior matches 

with Eric Nicholls. 

When you look at the two football leagues 

and through each of the senior and U18 

competitions the evenness of the seasons 

competitions begin to shine through. 

The other interesting fact is that there are 

only THREE unbeaten sides in all of the seven 

football competitions. 

In the GFL, the St. Joseph’s U18 Gordon 

Institute Cup side sits at 6 wins from six 

rounds and is showing terrific abilities each 

week to lead the competition by one game 

from South Barwon. 

Barwon Heads forward, Lucas Murphy has moved into the top 14 VCFL goal kickers after bagging 10 

big ones last round. Murphy has kicked 46 in 8 games. Leading the goal kicking brigade throughout 

the VCFL competition is D. Sheen (Cora Lynn F.C. – Ellinbank DFL) with 83 goals from 9 games. 

Former Essendon AFL player, Gary Moorcroft still knows where the big sticks are with 54 goals from 

7 games with Silvan in the YVMDFL – division 1. Birregurra forward, M. Whelan has 48 from 9 games 

and must be pleasing for first year coach, Adam Wilkinson – former N&C player. 

WORKSAFE COUNTRY 

CHAMPIONSHIPS – 

POOL ‘A’ 

A number of local football followers 

have asked what the results were 

in Pool ‘A’ of the recent VCFL 

Interleague matches. 

The four competing leagues were 

Goulburn Valley, Ballarat, Ovens & 

Murray and Hampden. 

The final ladder saw Goulburn Valley 

take out the honours with 3/3, 

followed by Ovens & Murray 2/1, 

Ballarat 1/2 and Hampden 0/3. 

Look out Pool ‘A’, here comes the 

GFL in 2009! 

The ACFC will be held in Shepparton 

from July 24 thru 27 with teams 

representing Victoria, Western 

Australia, South Australia, ACT, NSW 

and AAS. 

AUSTRALIAN COUNTRY 

FOOTBALL CARNIvAL 

The ‘home and away’ matches will 

be played on Thursday, July 24 and 

Friday, July 25 at Deakin Reserve 

and Mooroopna, with a rest day on 

Saturday and the final series to be 

played on Sunday, July 27. Will keep 

you posted with news. 


sENIORs 

Player Team Total 

Mark Corrigan South Barwon 16 

Ben Armstrong Bell Park 8 

Christian Shaw St Joseph's 8 

Scott Faulkner GWSP 7 

Michael Embrey Colac 6 

Alex Adams Colac 5 

Paul Carson GWSP 5 

Samuel Chapman Newtown 5 

Jarrod Garth Bell Park 5 

Aaron Hassett Lara 5 

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REsERVEs 


Adam Podbury St Joseph's 10 

Benjamin Dodds South Barwon 6 

Kent Agg South Barwon 5 

Grant Burgoyne Leopold 5 

Timothy Connolly Leopold 5 

David Kelly South Barwon 5 

Sean Lever GWSP 5 

Dean McKay Grovedale 5 

Mitchell McKee South Barwon 5 

Daniel Pigott Bell Park 5 

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Michael Sodomaco Lara 11 

Jacob Foot Bell Park 7 

Alex Gear South Barwon 7 

Thomas Littore St Joseph's 7 

James Ritchie South Barwon 7 

Scott Anderson Newtown 6 

Taylor Reynolds Lara 6 

Harrison Sinclair Colac 6 

Timothy Colbert Grovedale 5 

Dean Felekos Colac 5 

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IT’S TOUGH AT THE TOP! 

GWSP v SOUTH BARWON 

The pressure for both sides begins today. 

The reigning premier is finding things a little 

tougher than in the past three seasons, with 

injury causing quite a few headaches. Sitting 

in fifth position at 5/2, South Barwon needs 

to lift right across each line and spread the 

load. The class of the corri9gan boys and 

other experienced players can only carry you 

for so long and for so far and today is when 

ALL the team must pull together. GWSP is 

also at 5/2 and playing confident football. The 

win over Colac at the Gravesend Street oval 

last Saturday was as good a win as it gets. 

With the Carson boys in form and Saunders, 

Jack and Chambers moving well - at the 

moment – watch out Swans. On balance 

the class of South Barwon will lift on this 

important occasion and win. 

BELL PARK v NEWTOWN 

& CHILWELL 

The Dragons are reeling breathing fire and 

will no doubt continue against the Eagles 

at Hamlyn Park. The Bell Park combination 

continues to impress with strength across 

each line and it is playing four consistent 

quarters of footy each week. Jarrod Garth 

has been a real find for Bell Park and is the 

Leagues leading goal kicker with 39 goals. 

And to be quite honest I don’t fancy who 

will have the ability and strength at N&C 

to curb the big mans current form. N&C 

played a solid and impressive second half 

against North Shore last Saturday and will 

come out strongly. Much to the delight of 

Bev (Finnemore) and Bernice (Stacey), my 

two favourite canteen ladies, – Bell Park to 

win easily. 

thE mAN jack Grapsas 

after seven rounds isn’t it great to see at least nine of the GFL clubs battling it out for a top five position. Great competition breeds great 

local footy. With Leopold in ninth position on the Blood Toyota Cup ladder, the make up of the final five will be influenced by the current 

top nine sides. I seem to think, (and yes I can and do about my local football), that the only probable change to the current top five will be 

– St. Mary’s in and GWSP out! I just feel that as the season wears on the GWSP bigger blokes will find the going that bit tougher. 

OTHER ROUND 8 MATCHES 

The remaining four games should all go 

according to Hoyle. St. Mary’s will visit 

Windsor Park and provide a football lesson 

for the Seagulls. Yes, we know that the club is 

going thru a rebuilding stage, but St. Mary’s 

will show no mercy against one of its ‘old 

foes’. With the leadership of Cail, combined 

with the tall strength of Gilligan and the 

forward ability of Tim McLean, Jock will be 

happy. 

Colac makes the trip up the Princes Highway 

all the way across town to Lara. (Can’t wait 

for the Ring Road). I was disappointed with 

the Lara showing against St. Mary’s last 

round, but that is to the full credit of St. 

Mary’s. This week will offer little difference as 

Colac will rebound from its 10 point defeat to 

GWSP to bounce back with vengeance. Kane 

Leerson, Alex Harris and Jonathan Simpkin are 

providing continual drive forward for Colac 

and will enjoy the ground conditions at Mill 

Road to record an impressive win. 

The home ground advantage at 

Burdoo Reserve will provide a 

win for Grovedale over St. 

Albans. The Supersaints 

continue to feel confident 

of making a push towards 

the final five. But one thing 

is missing – WINNING. With 

Jeremy Larcombe (much 

improved footballer), playing 

well in defence and Baars and Mensch 

giving the Tigers vital bite around the middle 

and up forward, Grovedale will win. 

In the remaining game, St. Joseph’s will hold 

down second position on the ladder with 

a comfortable win over Leopold. The big 

interest in this match will be who, from St. 

Joseph’s, will get the job on Aaron Greaves. 

The ‘big fella’ will be out for a bag of goals 

in order to lift his side, but the line by line 

strength of St. Joseph’s on its home ground 

will be too much. 

BLUE EYES SELECTIONS – (Yes she is 

four ahead) – St. Mary’s, Colac, GWSP, 

Grovedale, St. Joseph’s and Bell Park. 


FOOtBALL GEELONG NEWs Graham rawlIns 

vCFL COUNTRY FOOTY vOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR 

Volunteers are the lifeblood of country football 

and netball. Give YOUR CLUB VOLUNTEER 

the pat on the back they deserve. Nominate 

them for the WorkSafe VCFL country football 

Volunteer of the Year. 

GREAT PRIZES TO BE WON 

Nominate your clubs outstanding volunteer 

today. Nominations close on Wednesday, July 

16, 2008. Nominations are to be made thru our 

Leagues to Ian McTaggart at Football Geelong 

offices. 

CRITERIA for selection is as follows – 

1. Must have given notable voluntary service to 

Australian football. 

2. Must be a willing, voluntary contributor, 

having received no income from football. 

(NB Honoraria excepted) 

3. Must be an ambassador for the game who 

acts and works for the best interest of 

the game, never bringing the game into 

disrepute. 

Detail of the nomination process is available 

on www.vcfl.com.au 

PARTNER PROGRAM – AFL: AFL VICTORIA 

Our volunteer finalists will go into a pool with 

other outstanding volunteers from metro areas 

for the chance to be the “STATE VOLUNTEER 

OF THE YEAR”. 

COUNTRY FOOTY VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR 

The Country Footy Volunteer of the Year will be 

announced at the Premiers Dinner on October 

18 at the Hilton Hotel. 

The Country Footy Volunteer of the Year will 

receive a 42 inch Plasma screen television and 

MORE. 

In the PARTNER PROGRAM – AFL & AFL 

VICTORIA, the eight volunteer finalists will 

go into a pool with 13 other outstanding 

volunteers from Metro areas for a chance to be 

the “STATE VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR”. 

A Selection Panel from AFL, AFL Victoria and 

VCFL will select 5 finalists. These nominees 

will receive two tickets to the VFL Grand Final 

Dinner on September 26 at Telstra dome, plus 

accommodation. The winner of the AFL & AFL 

Victoria State Volunteer of the Year will receive 

two tickets to the 2008 TOYOTA AFL Grand Final 

on Saturday, September 27. 

GFL & BFL FOOTBALL 

AND NETBALL AT 

ITS BEST 

The terrific season of close football 

and netball across all levels of 

competition continues on. 

At the respective senior levels of both 

codes, there are only two unbeaten 

teams – BOTH in netball. 

In the GFL Bendigo Bank ‘A’ Grade Cup, 

St. Joseph’s continues to set the pace. 

While in the BDNA it is the Drysdale 

Hawks. 

The GFL footy competition is a jammed 

packed field as they begin to reach the 

half way mark of the home and away 

season. There appears (numerically 

theoretic) to be an opportunity for 

any of nine of the current top sides to 

make the final five. 

Funny things always seem to happen 

in the second half of the season so 

any predictions (at this stage) would 

be ‘just guessing’. 

The pattern maintains its momentum 

in the BFL with nine of the ten sides 

capable of making the top five. 

The BFL commences the second round 

of home and away matches today and 

could well be a little more predictable. 

But, I well remember Drysdale Hawks’s 

effort last season, so will not venture 

out on a limb just yet! 

The one thing that makes it all so very 

exciting is that it is country football at 

its best and we are so lucky to be able 

to have the right product provided to 

us each week. 

To all clubs – THANK YOU – keep up 

the great work and the providing of 

top football and netball entertainment 

each week. 

“LOCAL FOOTY IS REAL FOOTY”. 


sENIOR LEAGUE LEADERs 

BLOOD tOyOtA sENIORs CUp 

Team P W L D For Agst % Pts 

Bell Park 7 6 1 0 823 514 160 24 

St Joseph's 7 5 2 0 649 467 139 20 

GWSP 7 5 2 0 686 530 129 20 

Colac 7 5 2 0 623 503 124 20 

South Barwon 7 5 2 0 692 560 124 20 

St Mary's 7 4 3 0 715 469 152 16 

Newtown 7 4 3 0 665 611 109 16 

Grovedale 7 3 4 0 655 564 116 12 

Lara 7 3 4 0 636 767 83 12 

Leopold 7 2 5 0 562 765 73 8 

St Albans 7 0 7 0 437 745 59 0 

North Shore 7 0 7 0 335 983 34 0 

BUCkLEys REsERVEs CUp 


Leopold 7 6 1 0 614 343 179 24 

South Barwon 7 6 1 0 468 326 144 24 

GWSP 7 5 2 0 726 384 189 20 

St Mary's 7 5 2 0 560 425 132 20 

Bell Park 7 4 3 0 602 326 185 16 

Grovedale 7 4 3 0 604 433 139 16 

St Joseph's 7 4 3 0 388 460 84 16 

Lara 7 3 4 0 536 467 115 12 

Newtown 7 2 5 0 419 556 75 8 

St Albans 7 2 5 0 430 584 74 8 

Colac 7 1 6 0 277 694 40 4 

North Shore 7 0 7 0 190 816 23 0 

GOALs 


GARTH, Jarrod Bell Park 39 

MCLEAN, Tim St Mary's 24 

CARSON, Dale GWSP 22 

GREAVES, Aaron Leopold 21 

WESTWOOD, Jarrod South Barwon 18 

CORRIGAN, Mark South Barwon 17 

KING, David St Joseph's 17 

SCOTT, Simon Newtown 16 

BATCHELOR, Nick Bell Park 15 

CLARK, Sam Lara 15 

GOALs 


HEPBURN, Jarrod Bell Park 23 

BURGOYNE, Grant Leopold 22 

LOWERY, Benjamin GWSP 18 

WALKER, Austin Newtown 16 

SACHSE, Shane Bell Park 15 

BARTON, Tim Grovedale 14 

NOLAN, Troy St Mary's 14 

COURTNEY, Aidan Lara 13 

HAUENSTEIN, Glenn Grovedale 13 

ATKIN, Kieran Lara 11 


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GORDON INstItUtE CUp 


St Joseph's 7 7 0 0 692 244 284 28 

South Barwon 7 6 1 0 605 286 212 24 

Leopold 7 5 2 0 701 351 200 20 

Colac 7 5 2 0 556 328 170 20 

Lara 7 4 3 0 504 316 159 16 

Bell Park 7 3 4 0 536 460 117 12 

Grovedale 7 3 4 0 388 398 97 12 

St Mary's 7 3 4 0 335 485 69 12 

GWSP 7 2 5 0 440 396 111 8 

St Albans 7 2 5 0 466 438 106 8 

Newtown 7 2 5 0 277 627 44 8 

North Shore 7 0 7 0 63 1234 5 0 

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South Barwon 7 6 1 0 516 226 228 24 

St Joseph's 7 5 2 0 475 238 200 20 

Leopold 7 4 3 0 488 308 158 16 

Drysdale Hawks 7 3 4 0 394 540 73 12 

Bell Park 7 2 5 0 208 578 36 8 

Saints 7 1 6 0 290 481 60 4 

GOALs 


HERBERT, Mitchell South Barwon 28 

DAY, Mitchell Lara 19 

HOVEY, Daniel Leopold 18 

BURKE, Rhys GWSP 16 

CASEY, Jonathon St Joseph's 16 

FLANDERS, Damian St Joseph's 15 

BLACK, Josh Colac 14 

COLBOURNE, Aiden St Albans 14 

SZPONAR, Lachlan Bell Park 14 

DEVLIN, Cameron Leopold 13 

GOALs 


JAHN, Zac South Barwon 20 

FINN, James St Joseph's 16 

WISE-GRAHAM, Dane Leopold 15 

EVANS, Daniel Leopold 13 

SIMONS, Jake Drysdale 11 

BLAIR-BACKWELL, Adam Leopold 8 

DECLEVA, Joseph St Joseph's 8 

FOX, Jacob Saints 8 

FRASER, Jake South Barwon 8 

ANDREWS, Jarrod St Joseph's 7 



GFL sCOREBOARD 

tEAm 1st 2ND 3RD FINAL 

NORTH SHORE 

ST MARY’S 

LARA 

COLAC 

GEELONG WEST ST PETERS 

SOUTH BARWON 

GROvEDALE 

ST ALBANS 

ST jOSEPH’S 

LEOPOLD 

BELL PARK 

NEWTOWN & CHILWELL 

CLUB ChAmpIONshIps 2008 

FOOtBALL 

SOUTH BARWON 98 

ST jOSEPH'S 91 

BELL PARK 89 

GEELONG WEST ST PETERS 81 

ST MARY'S 74 

COLAC 70 

LEOPOLD 65 

GROvEDALE 59 

LARA 57 

NEWTOWN & CHILWELL 56 

ST ALBANS 16 

NORTH SHORE 0 

NEtBALL 

SOUTH BARWON 275 

GEELONG WEST ST PETERS 238 

COLAC 233 

ST jOSEPHS 231 

GROvEDALE 199 

LARA 152 

ST MARY'S 127 

ST ALBANS 124 

LEOPOLD 121 

NEWTOWN & CHILWELL 93 

BELL PARK 58 

NORTH SHORE 48 


NORth shORE 

More wins for Netball, this time with B-Grade 

getting on the winners list, and the continued 

good form of our Juniors (u17 netball joined the 

u14 & u16 footballers in victory) & Little League 

were the rare highlights of last weekend. Senior 

football’s two sides showed glimpses of good play 

but were unable to sustain it for long enough to 

stop Newtown having convincing wins. 

It will be even more difficult against St Mary’s 

today, but in welcoming the teams & their 

supporters to Windsor Park we hope that being 

back at home after a month away fires the 

“Blue & Gold” sides to try even harder! Belated 

congratulations to Daniel Milligan for his part in 

the success of the Geelong Interleague team two 

weeks ago. 

The football & netball committees are putting 

in a lot of work to try and help our club restore 

pride and rebuild stocks on the courts and field. 

Everyone associated with the club needs to try and 

get along to at least one of the club fundraisers. 

Functions include: 

· Tonight - all are asked to stick around for the $20 

Silver Circle Draw from 7pm (tickets available from 

Pat Smith, players & committee members - get 

one or more NOW) 

• 5 July St. Albans game - Sponsors Visit to “The 

Bush Inn” 

• 12 July Leopold game - Annual Cabaret @ 

Dromoland House 

• 13 July “SUPER SUNDAY” - celebrate the 10th 

Anniversary of our GFL Championship with players 

and supporters from the last spectacular 35 years 

at a massive reunion at Windsor Park. Tickets are a 

bargain at $25 for singles or $40 for couples. 

Club Memberships are now overdue, you can click 

on the website to download a renewal/m’ship 

form. The website is also where you can get 

all the sporting and social news, regularly 

updated by the web-wiz Craig Ettridge, at www. 

northshorefootballclub.com ~ 

As always, a big thank you to all of our 2008 

sponsors: 

northshorefootballclub.com 

MAJOR: Harvey Norman (Corio) 

PREMIER: Archibald Builders & “The Chopping Block” 

NETBALL: The Cremorne, Shebella Mobile Beauty and 

Eyewear on Pako plus special thanks to Archibald Builders 

GOLD: Ray White Lara, Sims Steel, Irish Murphy’s, Nott 

& Grew, Najda’s Liqour Celebrations, AV & M Auto 

Painters, Shop @ Home Carpets, Bush Inn Hotel, Stan 

Canny, W & A Large Roofing, Cremorne Hotel, McColls 

Transport, McDonalds North Geelong, Pacific National, 

Neighbourhood Cable, Home Ideas Centre & Cloverdale 

Take Away 

SILVER: Promote It Trophy & Clothing, Freedom Furniture, 

Peter Murphy Auto Repairs, Subway, Bryant’s Truck Rentals, 

Welsh Kline Financial Group, North Geelong Radiators, 

Bay City Batteries, Direct Design Cabinets, J.H Stephenson, 

Connely’s Hairdresser, Jet Set Waurn Ponds, Belmont Stereo 

Systems, Geelong Custom Furniture, Shower Trend, De 

Grandi Cycle & Sport, Exhaust Brothers, Cockerell Roofing 

Supplies, Faggs Mitre 10, Marshall Cycles, Brugman/Mellas 

Barristers, Statewide Crane Trucks, EQ Hire 

BRONZE: R.J & L.A Fabrications, Shell Club, Routley’s 

Cakes & Pies, Austeng Engineering, Sportsco Corio Village, 

Geelong Auto Group, Nth Geelong Glass, Air Radiators, 

Crawford Finance Strategies, Cr. Lou Brazier 


st mARy’s 

SOCIAL/FUNDRAISING: 

• Ladies Day, Saturday June 21 home game 

vs. Newtown, 3.30pm ‘till late, $40 per lady 

includes entry, finger food, live band, drink 

tickets, see Tracy Dunstan for tickets. 

• Past Players, Officials & Halos Luncheon, 

Saturday June 28 vs. Bell Park, celebrating 

all past players & officials especially past 

premierships in 1958, 1968 & 1988, guest 

speakers Robert “Dipper” Dipierdomenico & 

Frank Costa, see ‘Jock’ or Kevin McMahon to 

book a ticket or a table. 

• Reverse raffle $6,000 first prize, Sunday 

July 6, club rooms, $100 a ticket entry for 4, 

see players for tickets. 

• Special Effort “Repairing St. Mary’s”, week 

2 winner: Alf Clarke: $10 per week, $1000 

drawn after 8 home games, plus 1 after 

the last senior football game & 1 at the 

Presentation Night, see Tim Dobbyn, Graeme 

Forster or John Henderson for tickets. 

• Memberships are past due; please see your 

Team Manager or Kevin McMahon. 

FOOTBALL: 

For all junior football information, from the 

Under 12s down, check the Newtown Little 

League website. The Under 16s led the way 

again with 2 strong wins, while the Under 

14s couldn’t match their strong opponents. 

The Reserves & both Under 18s ran home 

strongly for victories, with the Under 18B 

side particularly impressive. Good players 

across the grades were: Iain Davidson, 

Damian Hoare, James Morgan, Ryan Brady, 

Chris Di-Giusto, Daniel De Gois, Jackson 

Davis, Levi Sands, Declan Cashin, Hayden 

Thompson, Dylan McMahon, Tom Holland, 

Steve Smith, Keegan Doherty, Rohan Nunan 

& Jack Cameron. The Seniors started well 

and continued on for a solid 4 quarter 

performance. The delivery into the forward 

line was better and more direct, while the 

movement around the ground was much 

slicker. Best players: Andrew Merriman, Tom 

Gilligan & Matthew Dyer. 

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PLATINUM: Tracy the Placement People; KFC; 

Pizza Hut; J. McMahon & Sons; Diamond 

Windows; K & M Paints; Champions SUPA 

IGA; Blood Toyota; P J & T Motors. 

GOLD: Elephant & Castle Hotel; Sawyers 

Arms Hotel. 

SILVER & BRONZE: Promote-it-Trophies 

& Clothing; Van De Poppe Plumbing; 

Austbrokers; North Geelong Engine 

Reconditioning; Ripper Roasts; Geelong 

Continental Smallgoods; Paddy McMahon & 

sons Painter and Decorators; De Grandi Cycle 

& Sport; Grahams Garden Care; Southern 

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Eureka Sportz Saloon; Belmont Stereo; The 

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“GO SAINTS IN 2008” 

“SO RUN THAT YOU MAY ATTAIN” 


sENIORs 14th jUne 2008 

No. pLAyER 

1 Tim Stickland 

2 Nick Costello 

3 Tim Ivermee 

4 Nathan Peoples 

5 Daniel Milligan 

6 Ashley McLean 

7 Ged Brody 

8 Greg Stacey 

9 Jamie Grace 

10 Bernie Lynch (C) 

11 Chris Hylett 

12 Chris Parker 

13 Mario Arcoraci 

14 PJ Di Santo 

15 Christopher Riddoch 

16 Jamie Pyle 

17 Jamie Phillis 

18 Aaron Jervies 

19 Lee Ormeno 

20 Brent Jervies 

21 Bradley Surkitt 

22 Darren Ryan 

23 Mark Hudich 

24 Nik Pavic 

25 Shane Albon 

26 Dylan Whitney 

27 David O’Brien 

28 Rod Hutchinson (VC) 

29 David Bighman 

30 Keegan Carr 

31 Jackson Brady 

32 Elliot Russler 

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2ND qtR 

NORth shORE 

Ground: Windsor Park 

Melway Ref: 432 B12 

Colours: Royal Blue with yellow sash 

President: David Milsome 

Snr. Coach: Bernie Lynch 

Snr. Captain: TBA 

Snr. Team Manager: David MacDonald 

No. pLAyER 

33 Ryan Endrei 

34 Chris Short 

35 James Chandler (VC) 

36 Paul Ryan 

37 Reece Boddy 

38 Aaron Koschel 

39 Shane Hase 

40 Wayne Dennert 

41 Brad McDougall 

43 Brett Van der vliet 

44 David Posterino 

45 Jack McCawley 

46 Nick Brady 

47 Ashley Pyle 

48 Jarrod Monkevitch 

49 Chris Nolan 

50 Jason LeFevre 

51 Liam Kelly 

52 James Cumming 

53 Darren Munday 

54 Neil Graham 

55 Matt Lynch 

56 Ryan Beggs 

57 Stephen Kilmartin 

58 Scott Rossiter 

60 Greg Smith 

61 Anthony Sutej 

62 Paul Rossiter 

63 Jason Dowie 

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FINAL 

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1st qtR 

No. pLAyER 

1 Ben Lavars 

2 Andrew McLean 

3 Bryce Vincent 

4 Andrew Merriman 

5 Ryan Hardiman 

6 Paul West 

7 James Cail (c) 

8 Matthew Dyer 

9 Jason Casey 

10 Todd Brown 

11 Nick Hosking 

12 Jacob Johnson 

13 Damien Cameron 

14 Leigh Woods 

15 Colin Sandbrook 

16 Damian Hoare 

17 Joshua Maddox 

18 James Morgan 

19 Marc O’Donohue 

20 Luke Bath 

21 Simon Fletcher 

22 Patrick Nolan 

23 Brett Greig 

24 Gary Biggs 

25 Paul Marino 

26 Lachlan Hassell 

27 Jai Walton 

28 Brenton Snowdon 

29 Chris Jones 

30 Joshua McMahon 

31 Tom Gilligan 

32 Travis O’Donohue 

2ND qtR 

st mARy’s 

Ground: Kardinia West Oval 

Melway Ref: 451 K6 

Colours: Navy Blue with green yoke 

President: Adam Rogers 

Snr. Coach: Daniel Fletcher & Marc Woolnough 

Snr. Captain: James Cail 

Snr. Team Manager: Peter Zychla 

No. pLAyER 

33 Tim McLean 

34 Matthew Madden 

35 Wes Self 

36 Adam Nolan 

37 Sean Trevaskis 

38 Brandon Backwell 

39 Ryan Raybould 

40 Sam Miller 

41 Matthew Cassidy 

42 Lachlan Geddes 

43 Anthony Pisano 

44 Jacob Morison 

45 Scott Morris 

46 Seamus Crowe 

47 Samuel O’Connor 

48 Michael Andrew 

49 David Gunning 

50 Thomas Doyle 

51 Iain Davidson 

52 Will Dillon 

53 Ben Doyle 

54 Brent James 

55 Tim Kane 

56 Troy Nolan 

57 Shamus Morrissy 

58 Patrick Prendergast 

60 David Kiss 

61 Daniel Jubb 

62 Xavier Prendergast 

64 Patrick McGarry 

65 Joshua Wright 

3RD qtR 

FINAL

UNDER 18’s 14th jUne 2008 

1st qtR 

No. pLAyER 

1 Timothy Lane 

2 Aaron Seller 

3 Kristofer Armstrong 

4 Jesse Patford 

5 Thomas Katsikalis 

7 Dillon McAuliffe (VC) 

8 Leigh Chandler (C) 

9 Jacob Foreman 

10 Jared Larkins 

11 Jhye Kenna 

13 Corey Whinstance 

14 Brendan Madelyn 

16 Jackson Brady 

18 Andrew Tillotson 

19 Christopher Berta 

20 Thomas McCawley 

22 Damien Ito 

23 Bradley Pyle 

25 Stephen Tillotson 

53 Ashley Fruk 

2ND qtR 

NORth shORE 

Ground: Windsor Park 

Melway Ref: 432 B12 

Colours: Royal Blue with yellow sash 

President: David Milsome 

Coach: Stephen Kilmartin 

Captain: Leigh Chandler 

3RD qtR 

FINAL 

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1st qtR 

No. pLAyER 

1 Cormac Cashin 

2 Dylan Wight 

3 Blake McKim (c) 

4 Caleb Mason 

2ND qtR 

st mARy’s 

Ground: Kardinia West Oval 

Melway Ref: 451 K6 

Colours: Navy Blue with green yoke 

President: Adam Rogers 

Coach: Robert Snowdon & Darren Church 

Captain: Blake McKim & Christopher Di-Giusto 

5 Christopher Di-Giusto (c) 35 Matthew Egan 

6 Daniel DeGois 

7 Stefan Bisinella 

8 Thomas Prendergast 

10 Blake Vredenbregt 

14 Tris Stafford 

15 William Saunders 

16 Alexander Snowdon 

17 Brendan White 

18 Tim O’Donnell 

19 Edwin Rowe 

20 Lucas Welsh 

23 Sam Carr 

24 Jacob Fox 

25 Renn Bogan 

27 Lachlan Brennan 

28 Anthony Wilson 

29 Tim Woolard 

30 Oliver Dillon 

No. pLAyER 

31 Daniel Robinson 

32 Jesse Ward 

33 PeterGrant 

34 Callen Lowther 

36 Joshua McDonald 

37 Nick Guthridge 

38 Matthew Egan 

39 Jacob Storer 

42 Tom Nicholson 

53 Ben Mansell 

57 James Waller 

60 Ryan Brady 

3RD qtR 

FINAL

LARA 

Lara Sporting Club Football Section welcomes 

Colac to town today. The home ground 

advantage the Snake Pit provides should 

ensure a better result than last week’s 

disappointing showing against St Marys. 

Injuries should never be used as an excuse 

but they can obviously contribute to poor 

performances such as that one. Closter, 

Elliott and Smith are not easily replaced in 

a developing side so hopefully other players 

can step up today if we need to cover injuries 

again. Sam Clark, Leigh Hardman and Stefan 

Callea were the better players in the Seniors, 

while Cameron Addie, Nicholas Elliott and 

Sam Lancaster played well as the Reserves 

were swamped in the second half. Taylor 

Reynolds, Tim McDonnell and Bradley Phillips 

were in the best in the 18s unsatisfactory 

display. The 16As provided a highlight, 

winning by 45 points against Anglesea. 

Jordan Fulton, Aaron Killey and Jordan 

Kavanagh were among the good players. The 

16Bs had a 33-point victory over Newcomb, 

with Matthew Baker, Nicholas Sluggett and 

James Donlen in the best. The 14As lost a 

heartbreaker by one point to St Albans, with 

Dylan Fairchild, Brenden Miller and Mitchell 

Bartolo playing well. Lachlan Turner, Jake 

Nailon and Wade Archer battled hard in the 

14Bs 50-point loss to North Shore. 

SOCIAL 

We welcome all Lara parents to Parents Day 

today and don’t forget Trivia Night tonight. 

The Auction/Dinner Dance gets bigger every 

year and is just three weeks away. For a night 

of first-class dining, entertainment and the 

opportunity to support the Club while picking 

up a bargain, BOOK NOW – DON’T MISS 

OUT. Snake Drop numbers are going fast so 

put your name down to secure your lucky 

number now. 

PRESIDENTS LUNCHEON/PARENTS DAY 

Saturday 14 June 

TRIVIA NIGHT Saturday 14 June 

AUCTION/DINNER DANCE Saturday 5 July 

LADIES DAY Sunday 3 August 

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PAST PLAYERS DAY Saturday 9 August 

SNAKE DROP Sunday 17 August 

PRESENTATION NIGHT Saturday 11 October 

SPONSORS 

• L Bisinella Developments 

• Travelworld - Lara 

• Mac Access and Coating 

• APCO Service Stations – Lara 

• Doors Plus – Nth Geelong 

• Rod’s Bakery – Lara 

• Gav’s Signs & T-Shirts – Nth Geelong 

• Wightons Lawyers – Geelong 

• Bunnings Warehouse – Corio 

• ReLease Property Management 

• Rockets Personal Trainer and Fitness Centre - Lara 

The most important reason for making your 

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COLAC 

Well it wasn’t a great day for us last week, a 

loss to the Roosters in a hard fought contest 

created a bit of a setback for us but today as 

we travel to Lara we must re group and go 

out in a positive frame of mind and hopefully 

we can come away with the four points. 

It wasn’t much better in the netball 

although we mixed results over the day 

our A Grade girls took a while to get going 

and unfortunately most of the damage was 

done in the first half, it was a little better in 

the lower grades whilst our juniors in both 

netball and football are enjoying very good 

seasons so far, so well done to all concerned. 

Whilst on our netball girls their Hut Day was 

a great success, it was a big turn out and 

plenty of fun. We must congratulate the girls 

who all went to the trouble to get into the 

theme “A Touch of Tiger” they looked the part 

and to most of our surprise were very well 

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Next week is the big event, our Mock 

Wedding, it will be the wedding of the year 

and everything is in place to ensure a great 

night all we need is our guests. Remember it 

is a cross dress event and well some of the 

local ladies clothes stores are doing great 

business particularly in the larger lady sizes, 

it will be interesting how many of the boys 

have the fake tan on, it would be justice to let 

the real girls know just how much that stuff 

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today we need to have numbers confirmed 

for catering. It will be a ripping night so make 

sure you don’t miss out. 

The U/16’s and U/14’s again had good wins 

against Port Fairy on Sunday, a big trip so 

thanks again to all of the hard working 

parents who support these boys, we 

appreciate your efforts. 

Congratulations again to Tom Simpkin who 

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No. pLAyER 

1 Sam Clarke 

2 David Wall 

3 Kane Smith 

4 Anthony Elliott (VC) 

5 Sam Allan (VC) 

6 Ryan Closter 

7 Ricky Joyce 

8 Kieran McGrath 

9 Aaron Barlow 

10 Aaron Hassett (C) 

11 Ben Patrick 

12 Mark Andjelkovic 

14 Heath Robbins 

15 Kane Hassett 

16 Michael Sleeman (C) 

17 Matthew Firman 

18 Leigh Hardman 

19 Sam Lancaster 

20 Tristen Mountjoy 

21 Daniel Walve 

22 Joel Page 

23 Aiden Courtney 

24 Michael Stevenson 

25 Nicholas Elliott 

26 Robert Wood 

27 Matthew McAuliffe 

28 Luke Maguire 

29 Andrew Salvino 

30 Nick Casey 

31 Reece Attard 

32 Tori Liuzzi 

34 Ben Hancock 

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2ND qtR 

LARA 

Ground: Lara Rec. Reserve 

Melway Ref: 423 D5 

Colours: Blue & white with emblem 

President: Andy Van Gemert 

Snr. Coach: Dallas Normington 

Snr. Captain: Michael Sleeman & Aaron Hassett 

Snr. Team Manager: Stephen Day 

No. pLAyER 

35 Luke Colliver 

36 Robert McHenry 

37 Michael Hammond 

39 Stefan Callea 

40 Adam Pyne 

41 Jack Shannahan 

42 John Doolan 

43 Shannon Larkin 

44 Shane Dando 

46 Luke Willis 

47 Daniel Ladgrove 

48 Dion Jewell 

49 Brenton Walker 

50 Mark Kennedy 

51 Dean Kennedy 

54 Matt Pope 

56 Tyler Woods 

58 Cameron Addie 

60 Brett Helling 

61 David Wilson 

62 Kirk Fantini 

63 Garth Towan 

3RD qtR 

FINAL 

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No. pLAyER 

1 Andrew Scott 

2 Travis Woodmason 

3 Jason McNamara 

4 Matt Gibson 

5 Jake McGuane 

6 Ben Cox 

7 Jordan Murrihy 

8 Adam Harris 

9 Kane Leerson 

10 Alex Adams 

11 Jay Baulch 

13 Levi Dare 

14 Dan Jefferys 

15 Brendt Langdon 

16 Chace Harty 

17 Brendan Moore 

18 Jeremy Monaghan 

19 Nick Cole 

20 Dean Felekos 

21 Zac Carmody 

22 Rhys Bennett 

23 Graham Wright 

24 Luke Moore 

25 Mick Embrey 

26 Tyson Roberts 

27 Joffy Simpkin 

28 Kyle Roberts 

29 Tyson Hay 

30 Chris Oborne 

31 Tyrone Paatsch 

32 Danny McCarthy 

33 Sam Cardinal 

2ND qtR 

COLAC 

Ground: Central Reserve 

Melway Ref: 

Colours: Yellow with black sash 

President: Bruce Roberts 

Snr. Coach: John Pekin 


Snr. Team Manager: Nick Lang 

No. pLAyER 

34 Paul Cole 

35 Mark McCarthy 

36 Pat Eaton 

37 Luke Consedine 

38 Aub Douglas 

39 Jonathon Daffy 

40 Adam Buckle 

41 Josh Mitchell 

42 Jason Murnane 

43 Aaron Dell 

44 Nick Simpkin 

45 Rob Aston-Ballagh 

46 Shaun Finn 

47 Ashley Melville 

48 Dale McKie 

49 Jake Carmody 

50 Nigel Hawker 

3RD qtR 

FINAL


No. pLAyER 

1 Michael Sodomaco 

2 Kane Wiesebrock 

3 Josh Smith 

4 Jack Shannahan 

5 Simon Gatt 

6 Allen Christensen 

7 Darcy Johnston 

8 Scott Crawley 

9 Brad Phillips 

10 Daniel Liuzzi 

12 Mitchell Day 

13 Ted Sheather 

14 Taylor Reynolds 

15 Jordan Hopper 

18 James Baker 

19 Matt Willis 

20 Michael Jennings 

21 Daniel Beckley 

22 Brad McAuliffe 

24 Kyle Garlepp 

27 Reece Illig 

28 Tim McDonnell 

29 Ray Mirams 

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2ND qtR 

LARA 

Ground: Lara Rec. Reserve 


Colours: Blue & white with emblem 

President: Andy Van Gemert 

Coach: Phil Gavin 

Captain: TBA 

No. pLAyER 

30 Nick Kelly 

33 Jarryd Tekarawa 

49 Dean Gorsuch 

3RD qtR 

FINAL 

No. pLAyER 

1 Chris Oborne 

2 Kane Leerson 

3 Jake Kerr 

4 Brodie Walsh 

5 Tom Simpkin 

6 Kaden Newton 

7 Callum Buchanan 

8 Chris Garner 

9 Pat Seal 

10 Dean Felekos 

11 Josh Black 

12 Sam Parker 

13 Joe Dare 

14 Luke Consedine 

15 Callum McCarthy 

16 Harrison Sinclair 

17 JamesLinton 

18 Nick Cannon 

19 Graeme McFarlane 

20 Tim Kerr 

21 Will Veale 

22 Tim Scott 

23 Lachlan Inglis 


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2ND qtR 

COLAC 

Ground: Central Reserve 

Melway Ref: 

Colours: Yellow with black sash 

President: Bruce Roberts 

Coach: Darryl Black 

Captain: TBA 

No. pLAyER 

24 Ben Hester 

25 Lachlan Crook 

26 Darcy Spence 

27 Dillyn Fedley 

28 Jason Green 

29 Steven Parker 

30 Rhys Alexander 

31 Travis Cole 

32 David Weiss 

3RD qtR 

FINAL

GEELONG WEst st pEtERs 

We welcome South Barwon today to the 

Rooster Cage and hope for a great contest in 

all games of football. 

Over the years we have had some enthralling 

contests with the Swans including a fantastic 

win by our boys last year and a narrow 

victory by the reigning premiers in near 

freezing conditions here at West three years 

ago. 

Today, our boys go into the game brimming 

full of confidence with some great wins in 

their past two rounds against St Mary’s and 

Colac away. 

With several key players out of the game 

last week, the seniors summoned all their 

character to fight back from a 15 point deficit 

at Central Reserve by quarter time to stamp 

their authority on the game and stave off 

a Tiger late surge to record a landmark 10 

point win. 

In front of a surprisingly large club 

contingent, the Roosters powered their way 

through the second half and put paid to a 

spirited Colac fight back to record their first 

win at the Tigers’ home. 

Vice-captain Paul Carson again stamped his 

authority on the game and led an on-ball 

attack that was relentless all day in their 

hunt for the footy and at the man. Livewire 

forward Luke Parker, hard nut back men Rob 

Chamberlain and Adam Morrow and key 

utility Shane Jack were all at their best in 

leading their galvanised team. Dale Carson 

with 4 along with Jack (3) and slippery pocket 

Rhys Burke (3) were the leaders on the 

scoreboard. All of our boys will need to bring 

their best game today to combat the league’s 

best and we wish the Roosters the very best. 

The Reserves again showed why 2008 is fast 

shaping as the club’s best in that grade with 

a comprehensive beating of the Tigers. Cam 

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Healy once again gave his all and finished as 

the sides’ best along with an evergreen Pops 

Kelly who slotted through a casual seven 

goals. Sean Lever, Benny Rowe and a spirited 

Adam Jago with a fine performance and four 

majors all were at the forefront in the 118 

point win to celebrate Tony Calnon’s 250th. 

The under 18s ran into a tough Colac unit 

who traditionally are amongst the league’s 

best. Riccardi, Frangos, Timmy Wight and 

Hower were our side’s best but by games’ end, 

the Tigers had chalked up a morale-boosting 

win. 

Stilllearning, our boys have come a very long 

way thus far this year and even before the 

halfway point of the year has eclipsed their 

win-loss from last year. 


sOUth BARWON 

After a loss to Joeys and then the break it was 

good to return to the winners list last week. These 

games against our neighbours always raise a lot of 

interest resulting in our best crowd for the season 

with a lot staying in the clubrooms afterwards for 

the presentation of the John Nankervis Shield. 

It was a good day all round for the club with 

the U/18s having a huge win and the reserves 

getting home in a nail biter by 5 points. The U/18B 

team also had a strong win defeating Leopold 

by 7 goals to remain on top of the ladder. In the 

netball section the girls managed to win six of the 

seven games played. The seniors won an exciting 

game by 1 goal with Ainsley Corrigan once again 

our best. The previous week Ainsley was named 

player of the competition at the interleague 

championships in Sale. The girl is “on fire”. 

Luke Buckland finally pipped Mark Corrigan 

for BOG in the senior football game. Luke was 

outstanding in defence and this performance 

followed an equally impressive performance in 

the interleague competitions in Sale.First gamers 

Jack Elsum and Ben Dodds showed enough to 

suggest that there will be many more games for 

them at this level. Congratulations to the match 

committee for showing so much confidence in our 

youngsters. 

LETS BE SOCIAL Last Sunday’s JD Superdraw was 

an outstanding success and a major fundraiser for 

the club. The Swans Ladies Day will be held at the 

clubrooms on Saturday 21 May during the game 

against Lara. This is a fun day for all our female 

supporters and will include finger food, chocolate 

fountain, cocktails and champers and live music. 

Great value for $30pp + $5 raffle. Fill the place up 

ladies and have a great day. 

June 28 is “Melbourne Cup” Night at the club. 

Come along in your best racing attire and be part 

of the cup crowd. There will be play money for 

betting, plenty of prizes, fashions on the field etc. 

For a $20 entry fee. 

July 26 is Trivia Night. Always a great night that 

is normally attended by intellectuals. As we have 

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none of them at the club the way is open for all 

simple minded people to come along. 

SPONSORSHIP – CRITICAL TO OUR CLUB 

South Barwon is always keen to hear from 

companies looking to gain exposure through 

our position in the GFL and the local community 

of Greater Geelong. We can provide a number 

of different sponsorship packages to suit your 

company and we’re sure that any of these 

packages will enhance your profile. If you are 

interested in discussing a sponsorship package 

give our president Richard Holz a ring on 0412 

362 618. 

Good luck to all teams today at Geelong West. 

SPONSORS 

Support this fine group of sponsors because they 

support us: Barwon Club Hotel, Bendigo Bank, 

Blood Motor Group, Harveys of Highton, Hocking 

Stuart Real Estate, Optus World, Scott Edwards 

Builder, Prestige Jayco, The Geelong Brush Co., 

Slumberworld Geelong 

PROUDLY SUPPORTING THE 

EASTERN COLTS LITTLE LEAGUE 

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1st qtR 

2ND qtR 

GWsp 

No. pLAyER 

1 Paul Chambers (sen) 

1 Chris Hickey (res) 

2 Adam Jago 

3 Josh Young 

4 Mark Flanders (VC) 

5 Paul Carson (VC) 

6 Russell Whiteford (C) 

7 Ric Wilde 

8 Nathan Saunders 

9 Paul Kelly (RES C) 

10 Tony Calnon 

11 Tim Andrews 

12 Chris Gilham (sen) 

12 Michael Edwards (res) 

13 Scott Faulkner 

14 Matthew Healy 

15 Chris Urie 

16 Elliot Hannan 

17 Jay Cheep (sen) 

17 Ben Lowery (res) 

18 Dale Carson 

19 Ben Stornebrink 

20 Adam Morrow 

21 Ben Rowe 

22 Brenton Ritchi 

23 Daniel McNaughton 

24 Josh Montano 

25 Josh Sells 

26 Brad Shannon 

27 Robert Chamberlain 

28 Ben Toner 

29 Shane Jack 

Ground: West Oval 

Melway Ref: 441 J11 

Colours: Red, white & blue with emblem 

President: Russell Pratt 

Snr. Coach: Chris Gilham 

Snr. Captain: Luke Sharry & Russell Whiteford 

Snr. Team Manager: Justin Brown 

No. pLAyER 

30 Cameron Healy 

31 Angelo Marcantonio 

32 Luke Montgomery 

33 Damien Dwyer 

34 Josh Hayes 

35 Aaron Connoley 

36 Luke Sharry (C) 

37 Sean Lever 

38 Richie Knight 

39 Luke Parker 

40 Simon Cavallo 

41 Max Rollo 

42 Nick Chandley 

43 Nathaniel Blyth 

44 Tyson Stott 

45 Troy Haberman 

46 Chris Bradshaw 

47 Dale Vine 

48 Chris Jack 

49 Peter Riccardi 

50 Duane Anderson 

51 Peter Grey 

52 Nick O’Hare 

53 Chris Urie 

54 Jamie Cockerell 

55 Brent Morrow 

57 Nathan Stevens 

59 Aaron Mackenzie 

61 Jeremy Williams 

62 Jason Shields 

3RD qtR 

FINAL 


1st qtR 

No. pLAyER 

1 Michael Barker 

2 Paul Corrigan 

3 Jason Armistead 

4 James Garvey 

5 Warwick Knuckey 

6 Luke Buckland 

7 Jarrod Westwood 

8 Reece Woods 

9 Mark Corrigan 

10 Aaron Wilson 

12 Marty White 

13 Chad Olsen 

14 Sam Stavenuiter 

15 Craig McCaughan 

17 Ben Clutterbuck 

18 Clinton Wells (Capt) 

19 James Maas 

20 Nick Uebergang 

21 Dale Amos (Co-Coach) 

23 Josh McCann (V.Capt.) 

24 Paul Thompson 

25 Jason Kerby 

26 Dave Kelly 

27 Nathan Kerby 

28 Ben Boseley 

29 Trent Buckland 

30 Michael Thompson 

31 Jack Moorfoot 

32 Wayne Amos 

33 Tim Kent 

34 Ben Dodds 

35 Jesse Mawson 

2ND qtR 

sOUth BARWON 

Ground: McDonald Reserve 


Colours: Blue with red & white V 

President: Richard Holz 

Snr. Coach: Dale Amos & Paul Corrigan 

Snr. Captain: Clinton Wells 

Snr. Team Manager: Bill McCann 

No. pLAyER 

36 Jeremy Sejun 

37 Nick Slattery 

38 Erik Holt 

39 Steve Salajan 

40 Daniel Kee 

41 Mitchell McKee 

42 Matthew Burrell 

43 Alistair Burrell 

44 Tim Sherman 

45 Adam Wiseman 

46 Campbell Taylor 

47 Kent Agg 

48 Jack Elsum 

50 Joel Washington 

51 Alex Gear 

52 Brad Nankervis 

53 Ian Tiglias 

54 Chris Wells 

55 Johathan Rau 

56 Steve Gardiner 

57 Troy Harrison 

58 Anthony Biemans 

66 Guy Lamont 

3RD qtR 

FINAL


1st qtR 

No. pLAyER 

1 Thomas Rowe 

2 Michael Davis 

3 Tom Gibbs 

4 Tim Wight 

5 Mitchell Wight 

7 Scott Harvey 

8 Chris Martin 

9 Rhys Burke 

10 Joshua Degrandi 

11 Thomas Meredith 

12 Matthew Holschier 

13 Nicholas Anderson 

14 Peter Booth 

15 Ryan Hoare 

16 David Riccardi 

17 Jackson Turnley 

18 Michael Graves 

19 Tom Hower 

20 Jesse Evans 

21 Benjamin Toyne 

22 Rory Bauer 

23 Scott Frangos 

24 Matthew Rudd 

2ND qtR 

GWsp 

Ground: West Oval 

Melway Ref: 441 J11 

Colours: Red, white & blue with emblem 

President: Russell Pratt 

Coach: Jamie Taylor 

Captain: Simon Cavallo 

No. pLAyER 

24 Mitchell Atkinson 

27 Stephen Trajanevski 

28 Matthew Clink 

29 Jackson Reilly 

30 Giacomo Dalla-Zuanna 

3RD qtR 

FINAL 


1st qtR 

No. pLAyER 

1 Shaun Johnson 

2 James Ritchie 

3 Scott Carbines 

4 Craig Woods 

5 Jayke Mawson 

6 Mathew Graham 

7 Devon Muir 

8 Alex Gear 

9 Luke Pople 

10 Rauri Regan 

11 Daniel Atkinson 

12 Judd Pilgrim 

13 Nicholas Guinane 

14 Brad Nankervis 

15 Robert Palmer 

16 Becker Nguyen 

17 Joshua Clissold 

18 Paul Lawrence 

19 Jonathon Ramondo 

20 Zac Jahn 

21 Mitchell Herbert 

22 Matthew Evans 

23 Jonathan Rau 

24 Daniel Elmer 

25 Anthony Biemans 

26 Ben Johnson 

2ND qtR 

sOUth BARWON 

Ground: McDonald Reserve 


Colours: Blue with red & white V 

President: Richard Holz 

Coach: David Laherty ‘A’ Wayne Amos ‘B’ 

Captain: TBA 

No. pLAyER 

27 Rhys Thompson 

28 Joel Edwards 

29 Oliver Dunbabin 

30 Jake Fraser 

31 Michael Higgins 

32 Jack Pink 

33 Rick Rowlinson 

34 Tim Brain 

35 Scott Carbines 

36 Jack Cooper 

37 Mitchell Herbert 

38 Zac Jennings 

39 Matthew Lawson 

40 Tyson Stokes 

41 Robert Thompson 

42 Devon Winsall 

43 Richard Brown 

44 Thomas Gundry 

45 Michael Condon 

46 Ivan Sim 

47 Beau Jahn 

48 Nicholas Mildren 

49 Hayden Plunkett 

50 Ben Lindsay 

52 Luke Hockey 

53 Matthew Primmer 

3RD qtR 

FINAL

GROVEDALE 

Today we welcome the St Albans Football 

& Netball Club to Grovedale as we aim to 

get our season back on track after a couple 

of lost games that we could have & should 

have won. Opportunity keeps presenting 

itself but we have yet to take it by the scruff 

of the neck & ensure ourselves a place in 

the September action. Our reserves led all 

day only to relinquish victory in the dying 

minutes of the game & our seniors, whilst 

competitive for most of the game, again 

let a great opportunity slip. The Netballers 

also suffered similarly with only our juniors 

winning & our senior sides all losing by small 

margins, however they have proved they can 

mix it with the best. 

Congratulations to Tim Barton on reaching 

his 150th game & Simon Villani on his 50th 

against South Barwon last weekend. We have 

a few more guys reaching milestones over the 

coming weeks so watch this space for further 

updates. With so many of our senior players 

being so young we can look forward to some 

big achievements over the coming years. 

We’ve got a massive day today starting with 

our Past Players reunion followed by Mal’s 

legendary Counter Teas running into the 

Seventies Night. So you don’t have to worry 

about heading into town for a big night 

out as it’s all at your doorstep with Burdoo 

guaranteed to be pumping well into the 

night. 

ANNUAL DINNER DANCE: Get in early for 

your tickets for this great night out. Tickets 

are $40.00 each & cover nibbles on arrival 

and main meal. This is our premier event of 

the season so get behind your Club & contact 

Cath on 0424612619 or Kez on 0439038697 

for your tickets 

SPONSOR OF THE WEEk: Grovedale Meats: 

One of our longest & most loyal of sponsors 

Ross Morgan has been supplying the Club 

with incredible meat packs for our Friday 

grovedalefnc.vcfl.com.au 

night & game day raffles which generate 

exceptional revenue for the Club. With 

nothing but the best quality meats you’d be 

insane to go anywhere else, so head down 

to Peter St & pay Ross a visit for your weekly 

meat order. 

VOLUNTEER OF THE WEEk: 

Sherryn Duff 

We all know Shezza because she’s been 

around the Club since she could walk, trotting 

around with her dad Ray a Club legend 

himself. I’m not sure if there is any job Shez 

hasn’t done. Our current Netball President, 

Shez is also the Football & Sports Club 

Secretary, & still finds time to assist in the 

Canteen & Bar as well as helping out selling 

raffle tickets when she can. A real club hero & 

deserving recipient of Life Membership which 

Shez was awarded last year. 

MAJOR SPONSOR: Grovedale Hotel. 


st ALBANs 

Today we head to Burdoo Reserve to play the 

Grovedale Football Club. 

To say we need a win today would be an 

understatement. The reserves last week 

played well, for a magnificent win for 

Lynton’s 300 games, let continue that effort 

again today. 

Congratulations once again to Lynton 

Zavaglia who last Saturday played his 300th 

senior game for our Club. Lynton has been 

a magnificent player and member of the 

Club and the way he goes about his football 

typifies true supersaint qualities, have a great 

day Lynton I hope your team mates make it a 

memorable day for you. 

NETBALL 

A Grade were outclassed by a tough Joeys 

line-up but fought it out till the end Chloe 

Thompson, Sarah Jackson and Big Cat (Kath 

Asmussen) worked hard all day. B Grade 

started slow but to their credit picked up the 

pace after a re-shuffle of positions, great 

effort by Simone Fulton to switch from G.K 

to G.S to shoot 15 goals for the match. Linda 

Brasier and young Hailey Thompson also 

played well we went down by 10. 

C Grade played a fantastic game to beat 

2nd placers Joeys, accurate shooting by Tina 

Cooke (34) and Sharon Madden (9) secured a 

14 goal win. Kristen Grass was outstanding 

in W.A. Well Done Girls!! D Grade played 

another nail biter great defensive skills 

displayed by Pam Maurer, Heather Grass and 

Leah Hawker to get the girls over the line by 

2 goals Way To Go!! Good Luck to everyone 

today against Grovedale. Go Saints!! 

JUNIORS 

All sides travelling well keep up the good 

work Congratulations to Tom Marshall, 

Todd Rogers, Matthew Hose, James Bruce, 

Jake Randall and Jake Kearney for making it 

through to the U15s Falcons squad. 

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No. pLAyER 

1 Daine Taylor 

2 Andrew Baars 

3 Brett Baldwinson 

4 Clint Meyer 

5 Wayne Barrett 

6 Aaron Gleeson 

7 Tim Barton 

8 Todd Simpson 

9 Peter Davenport 

10 Nathan Martin 

11 Paul Waldron 

12 Jack Chafer 

13 Daniel Broderick 

14 Adam Wood 

15 James Colbert 

16 Hayden Graham 

17 Jeremy Larcombe 

18 Luke Primus 

19 Taylor Chadwick 

20 Matthew Hardiman 

21 Marcus Smith 

22 Shaun Harrison 

23 Chris Mackey 

24 Sam Bourke 

25 Simon Villani 

26 Wes Martin 

27 Shane Thomson 

28 Josh O’Brien 

29 Jarrod Wright 

30 Mark Clayton 

31 David Mensch 

32 Ben Raidme 

1st qtR 

2ND qtR 

GROVEDALE 

Ground: Burdoo Reserve 

Melway Ref: 465 E9 

Colours: Black with yellow sash 

President: Reece Chadwick 

Snr. Coach: David Mensch 


Snr. Team Manager: Charles Johnson 

No. pLAyER 

33 Kyle Gore 

34 Devon Eddy 

35 Drew Kelley 

36 Brenton Riordan 

37 Greg Van Hees 

38 Daniel Scott 

39 Todd Cleary 

40 Grant Corn 

41 Dean Horne 

42 Andrew Waldron 

43 Glenn Hauenstein 

44 Dean McKay 

45 David McLeish 

46 Andrew Marshall 

47 Scott Parker 

48 Bradley Hauenstein 

49 Brad Ott 

50 Kane Lovell 

51 Gerard Broderick 

52 Zane Carroll 

53 Brent Chadwick 

54 Eric Fisher 

55 Lachlan Shell 

56 Jordan Engwerda 

57 Anthony Barnett 

58 Ben Thompson 

59 Travis Wright 

60 Nathan Leete 

3RD qtR 

FINAL 

No. pLAyER 

1 Marc Dragicevic 

2 Shaun Nicolson 

3 Ben Evans 

4 Lynton Zavaglia 

5 Tom Hall 

6 Cam Alford 

7 Adrian Saltalamacchia 

8 Glenn Stephens 

9 Jarron Booth 

10 Michael MacFarlane 

11 Hamish Clemons 

12 Chris Chubb 

13 Warren Saunders 

14 David McFarlane (C) 

15 Kieran Woods 

16 Josh Gray (C) 

17 Trent Beaton 

18 Blair Allan 

19 Callum Jones 

20 Cain McFarlane 

21 Colin Mason-Hayes 

22 Ash Graham 

23 Adam Marsland 

24 Rory Nicol 

25 Daniel Orr 

26 Nikolas Mallyon 

27 Zane Beaton 

28 Matt Cuthbert 

29 Pat Tucker 

30 John Long 

31 Matt Murphy 

32 Bryce Torney 

33 Darcy Meehan 


1st qtR 

2ND qtR 

st ALBANs 

Ground: St Albans Reserve 

Melway Ref: 452 G12 

Colours: Black with white emblem 

President: Ian Durran 

Snr. Coach: Steven Clark 

Snr. Captain: David McFarlane & Josh Gray 

Snr. Team Manager: John Lugg 

No. pLAyER 

34 Tim Neilson 

35 Steve Purtell 

36 Andrew Hawker 

37 Ross Wilson 

38 Chris Bradford 

39 Danny Wilson 

40 Sam Hawking 

41 Zac Host 

42 Bernie Hickey 

43 Dean Elliot 

44 Kirby Bourke 

45 Ross Panther 

46 Joe Waring 

47 Campbell Hodgson 

48 Trent Booth 

49 Adrian Brideson 

50 Daniel Haas 

51 Jason Clark 

52 Rob Law 

53 Simon Forward 

54 Jeremy Wagstaff 

55 Josh Baker 

56 Brad Roberts 

57 Craig Roberts 

58 Nathan Roberts 

59 Ben Smiljanic 

60 Craig Osborne 

61 Nick Bound 

62 Shane Sliwa 

63 Jess Petrovski 

64 Mick Jones 

65 Ben McCubbin 

3RD qtR 

FINAL


No. pLAyER 

1 Jamie Frisby (vc) 

2 Daniel Hunt 

3 Jesse Claffey (vc) 

4 Jack Stewart 

6 Jon Davie 

7 Branko Samardzija 

8 Cameron Brown 

9 Ryan Chadwick 

10 Seann Begley 

12 Tim Colbert (C) 

13 Matt Marshall 

14 Vin Chapman 

15 Cameron Young 

16 Tyler Campbell 

17 Daniel Kelly 

18 Ben Lang 

19 Aaron Zillner 

20 Tom Morganti 

21 Tom Fowler 

22 Ryan Davies 

23 Brent Beer 

25 Mitch Robertson 

27 Luke Robinson 

1st qtR 

2ND qtR 

GROVEDALE 

Ground: Burdoo Reserve 

Melway Ref: 465 E9 

Colours: Black with yellow sash 

President: Reece Chadwick 

Coach: Wayne Hovey 

Captain: Tim Colbert 

No. pLAyER 

28 Kurt Donohue 

29 Dave Thomas 

3RD qtR 

FINAL 


1st qtR 

No. pLAyER 

1 Joe Lichstein 

2 Alistair Merritt 

3 Sam Evans 

4 Blake Rodgers 

5 Justin Maher 

6 Ryan Mills 

7 Andrew Challis 

8 Andrew Cox 

9 Jayden Durran 

10 Mitchell Templeton 

11 Aiden Colbourne 

12 Brandon Atkinson 

14 Darren Hare 

15 Andrew Devereaux 

16 Alex Hardiman 

17 Tim Devereaux 

18 Beau Forehan 

19 Chris Hester 

20 David Birrer 

21 Troy Duim 

22 Daniel Mason-Hayes 

23 Kain Wilson 

29 Daniel Bound 

2ND qtR 

st ALBANs 

Ground: St Albans Reserve 

Melway Ref: 452 G12 

Colours: Black with white emblem 

President: Ian Durran 

Coach: Adrian Nelis 

Captains: Andrew Challis & Justin Maher 

No. pLAyER 

31 Tarlor Hyland 

33 Jarrod Groves 

34 Adam Hausler 

35 Blayne Wegner 

36 Petey Aitkins 

44 Joe Jackson 

49 Reece Murphy 

3RD qtR 

FINAL

st JOsEph’s 

This week we welcome one of our clubs 

former champion players back to Drew 

Reserve in Leopold Coach, Aaron Greaves. Big 

Greavsey hung up his boots last year, and we 

can only guess that he has been able to put 

his injury problems behind him and found 

new inspiration at Leopold that had deserted 

him at Joeys. We welcome all the players and 

supporters from Leopold, and no question 

that we will be challenged a side that is 

desperate to get out of the bottom part of 

the ladder. 

Next week we have our Ladies Day at the 

club when we take on Bell Park, and there are 

only a couple of seats left so contact Jane 

Littore or Michelle Breed if you are trying to 

get a seat. 

The following week is the night of our 

Dinner Auction, which is again being held 

at the clubroom. We have some fantastic 

items like framed jumpers from the Big V, 

Geelong, Collingwood and St Josephs as well 

as something special from the Brownlow 

Medallist. We have a great band. Food and 

MC Barry Cheatley to entertain us. Tickets are 

only $60 all inclusive and we are looking for 

silent auction items. Contact Mark Jackman 

on 0407501288 for your donations or table 

captain details for tickets 

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LEOpOLD 

Today we travel out to St Josephs and we will 

be playing for the Aaron Greaves Cup! All 

sides have been in some good form of late 

although the senior side just failed against 

premiership fancy Bell Park last week. 

The Senior Side last week missed a golden 

opportunity to knock off a top side in Bell 

Park playing some fantastic football for 

3 quarters. We were able to have more 

scoring shots than the opposition but some 

inaccurate kicking probably cost the side 

a little. Great players on the day were Jye 

Walker who played his best game of the year, 

Jason Tom who added another 6 goals to his 

total and recruit of the year Tim Marshall who 

keeps getting better each week down back. 

The Reserves side got away with a lucky win 

after controlling the game for the whole 

day. A fast finishing Bell Park gave the side a 

fright but the Connolly’s Tim and Sam were 

fantastic in setting up the win. Matt Kennedy 

continues to play well in his first year up 

from the juniors and veteran Joe McLean was 

again at his best. Another win today for the 

boys will help cement their spot on top of the 

ladder in their title defence. 

The Under 18’s again got away with the 

points in a close one. Instrumental in the 

win were first year players Jai Thompson and 

Dylan Gear in their first year up from the 

Under 16’s have been leading the side from 

the front. The boys held a comfortable lead 

at 3/4 time before some late Bell Park goals 

tightened the gap. 

Congratulations to Jason Tom, Cameron 

Wright and James Walker who were part of 

the successful senior interleague side. Also 

in the U/18’s we had Ryan Rich, Jacob Storer, 

Jai Thompson and Daniel Hovey represent 

the side with Ryan Rich taking out player of 

the carnival and later that week getting the 

call up to play his first senior game replacing 

coach Greaves in the senior side. Well done 

boys. 

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The Auction night is fast approaching after 

the game on the 21st of June. For any late 

items or tickets please see Matt Aston, Joe 

Napoli or Kate Uren for details. 

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No. pLAyER 

1 Wade Bowyer 

2 Torin Baker 

3 Andrew Hodgson 

4 Andrew Lovick 

5 Justin Mahoney 

6 Nick Daniele 

7 Brett Jackman 

8 Matt Bolton 

9 Will Ryan 

10 David Fawkes 

11 Daniel Lovick 

12 Christian Shaw 

13 Justyn Hope 

14 Aaron Torpy 

15 Liam Jackson 

16 Matt Burn 

17 Adam Podbury 

18 Chris Price 

19 Jimmy Fitzgerald 

20 Campbell North 

21 Ryan Torpy 

22 Josh Rudd 

23 Luke Podbury 

24 Corey Bauer 

25 Brad King 

26 Dean Stankovic 

27 David King 

28 Tom Balding 

29 Jesse Purser 

30 Ben Kirk 

31 Andrew Ellis 

32 Jake Hawkins 

1st qtR 

2ND qtR 

st JOsEph’s 

Ground: Drew Oval 


Colours: Yellow, black & red panels 

President: Mark Jackman 

Snr. Coach: Mark Hovey 

Snr. Captain: Corey Bauer 

Snr. Team Manager: Arthur Hodgson 

No. pLAyER 

33 James Fitzgerald 

34 Tom Garvey 

35 Tom Hornsey 

36 Luke Davidson 

37 Kieran Nolan 

38 Michael Biviano 

39 Sean Voss 

40 Matt Anderson 

41 Bart Kennedy-Hunt 

42 Lachlin Cahir 

43 Chris Smith 

44 Josh Bell 

45 Alex Bowles 

46 Nathan Harris 

47 Anthony Clamp 

50 Michael Parsons 

55 Marcus Forbes 

56 Luke Driscoll 

57 Stuart Dow 

60 Matt Drew 

3RD qtR 

FINAL 


1st qtR 

No. pLAyER 

1 Aaron Greaves 

2 Steven Jeffreys 

3 Sam Toulmin 

4 Tim Connolly 

5 Daniel Lane 

6 Adam Holland 

7 Matt Miller 

8 Jai Mahouble 

9 Paul Lynch 

10 Shane Johnson 

11 Ahmet Ahmet 

12 Joshua Evans 

13 Jye Walker 

14 Cameron Wright 

15 Jarrod Skinner (V/C) 

16 Adam Bond 

17 Matthew Staehr 

18 Greg Hardy 

19 Adam Perus (C Res) 

20 Roscoe Holmes 

21 Richard Hockley 

22 Joe McLean 

23 Luke Gale 

24 Ben Carmichael 

25 Jason Tom 

26 Todd Jones 

27 Lee Purton 

28 Josh Dore 

29 Hamish Easton 

30 Lee Collins (C) 

31 Donald Mungatopi 

32 Renwick Watts 

2ND qtR 

LEOpOLD 

Ground: Leopold Memorial Park 


Colours: Green with gold emblem 

President: Phil Carmichael 

Snr. Coach: Aaron Greaves 

Snr. Captain: Lee Collins 

Snr. Team Manager: Tim Secombe 

No. pLAyER 

33 Chris Aston 

34 Brad Grills ( V/C) 

35 Matt Limb 

36 Michael Limb 

37 Matt Russell 

38 Tim Cooper 

39 Tim Marshall 

40 Josh Hughes 

41 Mark Lawson 

42 Ryan Dahlhaus 

43 Hamish Parke 

44 Matt Kennedy 

45 James Walker 

46 Grant Burgoyne (C Res) 

47 Matt Lancaster 

48 Paul Hayden 

49 Lachlan Cartledge 

50 Hayden Assmussen 

51 Sam Connolly 

52 Joel Barnett 

53 Scott Williams 

54 Ben Neville 

55 Kevin Hoare 

56 Tom Limb 

57 Peter Hardy 

58 Bryan McMahon 

59 Tom Limb 

3RD qtR 

FINAL


No. pLAyER 

1 Jack O’Donoghue 

2 Sam Sferco 

3 Tom Littore 

4 Jonathon Casey 

5 Darcy Purcer 

6 Damien Flanders 

7 Jason Alessi 

8 Xavier Fowler 

9 Mitch Capra 

10 Chris Daniele 

11 Joshua Holroyd 

12 Michael Fedke 

13 Tom Vinnicombe 

14 Jayden Fanning 

16 Josh Hill 

18 Sean Cahir 

20 Michael Jennings 

21 Jarrad Malone 

22 Andrew Rodgers 

24 Alan Witcombe 

26 Scott Jennings 

27 Daniel Courtney 

28 Jordan Watts 

1st qtR 

2ND qtR 

st JOsEph’s 

Ground: Drew Oval 


Colours: Yellow, black & red panels 

President: Mark Jackman 

Coach: Mark Hill 

Captain: TBA 

3RD qtR 

FINAL 


1st qtR 

No. pLAyER 

1 Jacob Storer (Capt) 

2 Jack Stephens 

3 Zach O’Neil (Vice Capt) 

4 Brandon Pulford 

5 Daniel Evans 

6 Mitchell Butteriss 

7 Tyler Jones-Hague 

8 Tom Pesa 

9 Jai Thompson (Jnr V/C) 

10 Cameron Devlin 

11 Ryan Rich 

12 Sam Hughes 

13 Josh McMahon 

14 Joshua Filbay 

15 Troy Perry 

16 Jessie Lothian 

17 Ryan Doherty 

18 Ryan Dahlhaus 

19 Bradley Batterham 

20 Aaron Tom 

21 Tom Quinlan 

22 Nathan Bisset 

23 Matthew Zinn 

24 Jacob Blenner-Hassett 

25 Jackson Bews 

26 Daniel Hovey 

2ND qtR 

LEOpOLD 

Ground: Leopold Memorial Park 


Colours: Green with gold emblem 

President: Phil Carmichael 

Coach: Brendan Thompson 

Captain: Jacob Storer 

No. pLAyER 

27 James McFadzean 

28 Dylan Gear 

29 Lyndon Herbert 

30 Rob McKelvie 

31 Lincoln Freeman 

32 Mark Finch 

33 Brandon Howarth 

34 Daniel Tester 

35 Sean McInnes 

36 Jacob Meehan 

37 Daniel Mengler 

38 Adam Blair-Backwell 

39 Cameron Boyd 

40 Tyson Lothian 

41 Shankar Somers 

42 Simon Watson 

43 Chris Plumb 

44 Kieran Traynor 

45 Nathan Wray 

46 Tom Blick 

47 Chris O’Brien 

48 Dylan McFarlene 

49 Brad Huhn 

50 Dane Wise-Graham 

52 Dillon Benn 

62 Lachlan Page 

3RD qtR 

FINAL

BELL pARk 

This week we welcome Newtown to Hamlyn Park 

as we go into battle for the Andrew Mapleson Cup. 

With the sponsors / past players luncheon taking 

place in the social rooms both sides will have a lot 

to play for. Last week the seniors continued their 

winning form getting home to defeat Leopold by 

28 points at Leopold. Jarrod Garth led the way 

kicking 9 goals. Young players Will Newton and 

Blake Nelis were the other stars of the game both 

displaying courageous acts to inspire their team. 

The seconds run of bad luck continued just going 

down by 2 points to the top of the ladder Leopold 

side. The seconds came from nowhere in the last 

quarter to nearly pinch the game. Daniel Piggot 

continued his good form as did Matt Talarico and 

Simon Kenny. The U18’s also put on a spirited 

come back just going down by 3 points. Better 

players for the U18’s were Lachlan Szponar, Jarryd 

Hood and Jackson Bright who came back from the 

senior side this week. 

SOCIAL 

This weekend – Combined Bell Park FC Past Players 

& Officials and Sponsors Luncheon - BP Social 

Rooms from 12pm until game time. The celebrity 

guest speakers is the 2007 Brownlow Medallist, our 

very own Jimmy Bartel. Dylan Howard (Channel 7 

Sports) will be asking the hard question of Jimmy 

and our recently inducted BP Club Legends and 

Hall of Famers. 

Saturday June 28 

Football and Netball Player function 

Saturday July 12 

All Football Player Sponsors are invited to the 

Dragon Masters pre-match function. A guest 

speaker, finger food and refreshments will be 

provided. 

Saturday July 19 

Annual Auction Night 

Major Raffle Day went well with gun forward Ben 

Johnson winning the $2000 PB Financial Planning 

Voucher. The second prize went to senior coach 

John Fitzgerald and third prize was won by Craig 

Allthorpe and Tony Spence 

MAJOR DRAGON: Bell Park S&RC, V&R Fruit & 

bellparkfc.vcfl.com.au 

Vegetable Market 

GOLD DRAGON: Allabout Tours and Travel, 

Cellarbrations on Latrobe, G.J. Reid Bricklaying, 

Hanlon Industries, John Reynolds Electrics, Moltoni 

Corporation, Pitcher Partners, RH & DA Connelly, S 

& K Carpentry, Vallis’ IGA, Wizard Home Loans, Xerox 

Business Centre 

SILVER DRAGON: AGM Fasteners, Barwon 

Seafoods, PB Financial Solutions 

BRONZE DRAGON: Bell Park Newsagency, Geelong 

Greyhound Racing Club, Go-Hard Concreting, 

Highton Removal and Storage, Ian Trezise - Member 

for Geelong, JH Stephenson & Sons, Kevin Paisley 

Fashion Eyewear, Laser Plumbing, Middendorp 

Electrics, Norlane Tyre Service, Promote-It Trophy & 

Clothing Co, Signific Signs, Silvan Ridge Financial 

Services, Vines Rd Pharmacy, Vital Fitness . 

GENERAL: The Elephant & Castle, Goodalls Quality 

Meats, hair @ West end, Moorabool Ridge Winery 

at Lethbridge, Rixons Riverend 


NEWtOWN ChILWELL 

Today we travel to Hamlyn Park to take on 

Bell Park in crucial games for all three sides. 

The Seniors take on the League leaders in 

a game that will give the Club a good idea 

where they are at the moment with a win 

putting them within striking distance from 

the top five. The Reserves take on the fifth 

place side and another victory today will also 

take them to striking distance from the top 

five while the Under 18 will continue on with 

their good form and if common sense prevails 

from Football Geelong will be able to put a 

competitive side on the field. 

SENIORS: Last week against North Shore, 

we started off slowly and by the end of the 

first quarter we had a 18 point lead, in the 

second quarter the boys started to dominate 

the game but for inaccurate kicking could 

have had led by more than the 45 point we 

were up at half time. In the third quarter we 

started slowly and North Shore looked like 

they were mounting a comeback, but the 

boys the steadied and at the last break our 

lead had stretched to 68 points. In the last 

quarter it was all Newtown & Chilwell with 

16 scoring shots to 3 we run out convincing 

winners by 116 points. 

Best players were Robert Corneby, Sam 

Chapman and Kane Bouch with Michael 

Bright, Simon Scott and George Verco each 

kicking 3 goals 

RESERVES: In competitive first quarter we 

held a 9 point lead at quarter time, after 

a few harsh words from the coach at the 

break we played better in the second quarter 

and by half time held a 49 point lead. In a 

sluggish third quarter we only increased our 

lead marginally and three quarter time led 

by 63 points. In the last quarter in which we 

dominated we had the same trouble as the 

Seniors with inaccurate kicking costing us 

a bigger winning margin than the eventual 

86 points. 

Best players were Tom Veale, David Gray, 

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Dylan Hultgren and Dan Evans with Dylan 

Hultgren kicking 6 goals, Tom Veale kicking 4 

goals and David Gray kicking 3 goals. 

UNDER 18 ’S: Playing an undermanned team 

the boys increased their lead at every change 

and ran out convincing winners by 119 

points. The boys will have to learn to be more 

disciplined as we had a number of players 

sent of for bad language which is not really 

acceptable. 

Best players were Matt Wapling, Scott 

Anderson and John Ryan with Christian 

Boulton kicking 6 goals. 

SOCIAL NOTES 

After the game today it is back to the Great 

Western Hotel for a meal and a few drinks as 

we support one of our Sponsors and celebrate 

today’s games. 



1st qtR 

No. pLAyER 

1 Brad Manczak 

2 Jarrod Garth 

3 Nick Batchelor 

4 Brad Watach 

5 Sam Talarico 

6 Steve Brown 

7 Tim Sheringham 

8 Blair Robertson (VC) 

9 Dean Talbot 

10 Matthew Talarico 

11 Matthew Uebergang 

12 Rowan McSparron (VC) 

13 Sam Loftus 

14 Scott Uebergang 

15 Ben Armstrong (Capt) 

16 Dave Stanford 

17 Jason Graham 

18 Jarrod Hepburn 

19 Stephen Paulke 

20 Lincoln Thomson 

21 Aaron Broom 

22 James Huybens 

23 Patrick Brown 

24 Ben Johnson 

25 Ryan McKinnis 

26 Eugene Sharkey 

27 Simon Kenny 

28 Brad Lynch 

29 Hugh Hanlon 

30 Mitch Cuthill 

31 Blake Nelis 

32 Will Newton 

2ND qtR 

BELL pARk 

Ground: Hamlyn Park 

Melway Ref: 441 F9 

Colours: White & Bottle Green vertical panels 

President: Tony Evans 

Snr. Coach: John Fitzgerald 

Snr. Captain: Ben Armstrong 

Snr. Team Manager: Greg Kent 

No. pLAyER 

33 Lachlan Kennedy 

34 Nick Talarico 

35 Dale Gaynor 

36 Daniel Pigott 

37 Mitch Reid 

38 Tyson Doherty 

39 Charlie Hallam 

40 Daniel McLean 

41 Kane Robertson 

42 Patrick Dillon 

43 Josh Ricardo 

45 Shane Sachse 

46 Shaun Maloney 

47 Tom Stanford 

49 Jonathon Woods 

50 Zoran Golaboski 

51 Chris Lynch 

53 Zane Vail 

54 Justin Sachse 

56 Michael McCarthy 

64 Jackson Bright 

3RD qtR 

FINAL 


1st qtR 

2ND qtR 

NEWtOWN 

Ground: Elderslie Rec. Reserve 


Colours: Black with red sash 

President: Noel O’Dwyer 

Snr. Coach: Andrew Mapleson 

Snr. Captain: Sam Chapman 

Snr. Team Manager: Ian Quarrell 

No. pLAyER 

No. pLAyER 

1 James McTaggart 34 Austin Walker 

2 Luke Kermond 35 Andrew Tozer 

4 Adam Cook 

36 Mitch Scott 

5 Ben Kelly 

37 Troy Smith 

6 Rhyan McDonald 38 Cam Gook 

7 Lance Melbourne 39 Tom Veale 

8 Craig Morrissy 40 Alex Hill 

9 Matthew McMahon 41 Sam Carraro 

10 Simon Scott 

42 John Leyden 

11 Michael Bright (V/Capt) 43 Daniel Priebbenow 

12 Corey Normington 44 Ryan Harrison 

13 Tom O’Dwyer 45 David McMeekin 

14 Nick Scott 

46 Daniel Goodwin 

15 Jordan Grant 47 Matthew Grant 

16 David Gray 

48 Simon Jeanes 

17 Tim Nash 

49 Toby Stewart 

18 George Verco 50 Brenton Klaassen 

19 David Nye 

51 Simon Kent 

20 Brodie Leahy 53 Thomas Baldock 

21 Jeremy Kleindienst 54 Bowen Thomas 

22 Robert Corneby 55 Julian Liston 

23 Robert Condy 56 Matthew Considine 

24 Dylan Hulgtren 57 Cormach Evans 

25 Aidan Potter 

58 Tyson Matheson 

26 McCLure Ben 59 Tom Corneby 

27 Daniel Evans 62 Milo Murphy 

28 Kane Bouch 

29 Brock Bouch 

30 Chris Campbell 

31 Nick Spolding 

32 Doug Scott 

33 Sam Chapman (Capt) 

3RD qtR 

FINAL


No. pLAyER 

1 Sam Connelly 

2 Kane Pitman 

3 Joel O’Connor 

4 Lachlan Szponar 

5 Jarryd Hood 

6 Cam Green 

7 Braden Szponar 

8 Tom Hanlon 

9 Andrew Stojanov 

10 Morgan Churchill 

11 Jake Stack 

12 Jackson Bright 

14 Jason Lee 

15 Mark Nelson 

16 Blaine Templeton 

17 Jayden McDiven 

18 George Tsipnis 

19 Jason Grozdanovski 

20 Marcus Hinkley 

21 Tyson Callahan 

22 Travis Dean 

23 Jackson Reid 

24 Luke Dempsey 

1st qtR 

2ND qtR 

BELL pARk 

Ground: Hamlyn Park 

Melway Ref: 441 F9 

Colours: White & Bottle Green vertical panels 

President: Tony Evans 

Coach: Brendan Hefford 

Captain: TBA 

No. pLAyER 

25 Daniel Trevean 

26 Daniel Hutchinson 

27 Matthew Stokes 

28 Kyle Weston 

29 Matt Wrigley 

30 Kevin Clapton 

31 Mayong Akoon 

35 Will Wright 

39 Jack Crosby 

40 Ash Sodomaco 

44 Rhys Lahrmann 

46 Jacob Foot 

48 Liam Blythe 

3RD qtR 

FINAL 


1st qtR 

No. pLAyER 

1 Cormach Evans 

2 Will Robertson 

4 Jackson Davis 

5 Scott Anderson 

6 Jacob McDonald 

7 Jaydyn Benzie 

8 Andrew Kelly 

9 Ben Bouwman (Capt) 

10 Christian Boulton 

11 Alexander Kelly 

12 Luke Deigan 

13 Daniel Craven 

14 Chesney Milne 

17 Matt Lentini 

18 Jarred Dahl 

19 Ben Senkans 

20 John Ryan 

21 Matthew Wapling 

23 Toby Stewart 

26 Shaun Harmer 

27 Christian Laidlaw 

28 Trent Anderson 

29 Elijah Viegas 

2ND qtR 

NEWtOWN 

Ground: Elderslie Rec. Reserve 


Colours: Black with red sash 

President: Noel O’Dwyer 

Coach: Daniel Van Den Ham & Harvey Davis 

Captain: Ben Bouwman 

No. pLAyER 

30 Thomas Baldock 

31 Daniel Harmer 

3RD qtR 

FINAL

NEtBALL NEWs jennIfer harwood 

GFL UMPIRES 

It’s great to hear about our players in GFNL their acheivements and progress, as equally we are proud of the acheivements and development of 

our umpires.Last Saturday on St Marys v Lara Katherine Sobey was awarded her B Badge in umpiring .As well Gabby Panayiotou her C Badge. We 

would like to congratulate the girls on their great effort. 

COLAC 

Colac have their biggest road trip for the 

year today taking on Lara - we look forward 

to some exciting games in the junior grades 

with Colac and Lara sides all sitting in the 

top 5 - go tigers! Well done again to our B 

grade girls last weekend who defeated GWSP 

in a close one - it was great to see some of 

our u17 girls performing well in that side and 

being instrumental in the win - good work 

Sarah Murfitt and Georgia Himmalreich. Also 

well done to our other U17 girls who perform 

in A Grade each week - Sara Morrissy and 

Emma McKie we hope we can get back on 

the winners list today. Despite some losses 

on the netball court all the girls enjoyed their 

ladies day last weekend with the theme “A 

touch of tiger” and were happy to see some 

GWSP’s netballers joining in the festivities. 

ST ALBANS 

Juniors - U13 - A game that could have 

gone either way seen St Albans go into the 

last quarter one goal up. The girls played 

disciplined netball across the court to come 

away with a 5 goal win. BOC: Casey Clarke 

15 - Great teamwork saw the girls get off to a 

strong start and an 11 goal lead at half time. 

Lisa Dunstan and Shenae Solomon worked 

hard in defence giving our attack end every 

opportunity. BOC: Emily Tuechler 

17 - A slow start saw the girls play catch up 

all game. Down by 9 going into the last the 

girls came out and gave it everything they 

had out scoring St Jospehs 10 to 4 and going 

down by just 3 goals. BOC: Olivia Cummings 

50 GAMES Kristy Lee Hotchin - joined the 

St Albans Netball Club in 2006 and plays 

her 50th game today. In her short time at 

the club she has demonstrated many great 

qualities and leads by example. She is a 

player that is prepared to put in the extra 

effort to achieve her goals. Kristy Lee’s 

achievements with the club include: 

B Grade Runner Up Best & Fairest, Member 

of the player “2007 Leadership Group”, 

Respected umpire 

Tracey Marshall - also playing her 50th game 

today. Tracey started in D Grade 2 years ago 

and was promoted to B Grade in 2007. This 

was a good year for Tracey taking out the GFL 

B Grade goaler award. Tracey is another loyal 

club member who supports the club and its 

functions. 

Good luck to both girls today and hopefully 

B Grade can get it all together today for their 

first win and your 50th game. 

NEWTOWN 

Firstly a big thank you to all the ladies that 

supported the club’s Ladies’ Luncheon on 

Saturday. A huge success, with a full house, 

wonderful meal and lots of drinks (a few too 

many for some!) 

Cath and Bob West returned from their trip to 

Hawaii, well rested and well tanned. They had 

a fantastic time, and want to express their 

thanks to everyone at the Club who were 

behind their nomination for the Volunteer 

of the Year award. They also want to thank 

Jetstar (I would too if I got to travel Business 

Class), the Geelong Football Club, and the 

Geelong Football Netball League. It was great 

to see them get away, but it’s sure good to 

have them back. When they are not around, 

that’s when you realise just how much they 

do. 

This weeks games saw good overall results 

with the Friday night comp once again. 

Saturday comp was a bit of a mixed bag, 

with all teams gaining wins except for 17s 

(another two goal loss), B and A-grades. All 


three losses were extremely disappointing 

as, (without taking anything away from 

North Shore who were just far hungrier for 

the wins), the overall results were not really 

indicative of the capabilities of these teams. 

Coming off a fantastic team effort against 

Lara the week before, A-grade failed to find 

that same drive and determination and 

allowed North Shore to get a jump start in 

the first term, which was too difficult to peg 

back over the next three. Congratulations to 

17s Dom Taylor who got some court time in 

Bs and played extremely well. 

Well done to Casey Taylor and Lyndal Dew, 

Newtown’s GFL 19/U Netball inter-league 

reps, who returned from the bye weekend 

in Sale, as members of a champion interleague 

team. Both girls played a major part 

in the success of the weekend, with Lyndal 

achieving Best Player of the Series Award, and 

Casey playing well every game, but especially 

a fantastic final. Both girls expressed how 

much they enjoyed the company of, and the 

opportunity to play with others from the 

league, and thank Lachlan Carlyle for his 

coaching of the team, and Jenny Harwood for 

the overall organisation. A great weekend! 

LARA 

Lara had a rewarding day against St. Mary’s 

at the weekend, with A and B both having 

strong wins. It was an important round 

of the season to win and stability in both 

teams played a major role. Senior Coach 

Bec Faulmann played a dominant role in the 

game, as did Sarah Bromley, Kylie Morrissey 

and Helen Barclay in defense. B grade had a 

convincing win with strong defensive game 

from Gemma Maxwell and Bec Turcinov. Once 

again, Lauren Rufus goaled well. Our B girls 

are definitely happy with 4 wins and 1 draw 

at this stage of the season. Two tough games 

are ahead though with Colac this weekend 

and Sth Barwon the following week away. 

Unfortunately C and D were unable to match 

St. Marys and are both still on 1 win each. 

Good games from Deb Lane and Kylie Power 

in C and Sharron German and Tania Thorpe 

in D. Our Div 1 juniors all had good wins and 

are sitting comfortably on the ladder; U17 

in 3rd spot, U15 4th and U13’s 5th. Good 

to see Ash Bond in the 17s and Tahlee 

Lane in the 15s listed in best players. 

The Div 2 U15s had a close game, 

going down by only 1 to St. 

Josephs and the U13s 

had a fantastic 

win by 36 goals 

against St. Albans. 

We look forward 

to our Trivia night 

tonight. Thanks to 

our Major Sponsor L. 

Bisinella Developments, 

Mac Access & 

MacCoatings, Doors 

Plus & Travelworld Lara. 

GWSP 

Geelong West St Peters had a 

successful weekend at Colac, 

taking 3 out of 4 wins by senior 

teams. A, C and D grade all winning 

their matches. Thank you to all 

those who came early and stayed late to 

cheer and support all our teams. 

This week we take on South Barwon at home. 

The girls are pumped up and have all been 

training hard. C and D grade have a point to 

prove this weekend, both wanting to keep 

their top of the ladder positions. Let’s make 

sure we have lots of support there to cheer 

on the girls! Looking forward to seeing a big 

army of red and blue! Carn’ the Roosters! 

SOUTH BARWON 

.....what a great finish to an absorbing a grade 

match, with either side unable to break 

clear, it took an Olivia Cameron 

bomb on the buzzer to record a 

memorable 1 goal win, well led by 

Olivia and Ainslie and the Hoiles 

sisters, Stacey and Caitlin. B, C and 

D grades also had good strong wins 

with better players, Cassie 

Boak and Lauren Ellis, 

kylie Lane and Hayley 

Barker, Beth Ivermee 

and Amber Gibson... 

the u13s in a battle of 

the undefeated came 

out clear winners with 

strong performances 

from Demi Grant and 

Ruby Horton, the 

u15s weren’t so 

fortunate up 

against a strong 

Grovedale unit, 

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Paige Humm and 

Emma Morgan were 


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NEtBALL NEWs jennIfer harwood 

the best for the day. The strong u17 team 

won comprehensively...in the Friday night 

div.2 comp our u17red, u15red and u13 red 

teams are all currently on top of the ladder 

undefeated after 7 rounds. The u17 blue team 

almost broke through for their first win of 

the season last week, but had to settle for 

another draw. Congratulations this week to 

Michaela Stonehouse who plays her 50th 

junior game. Also big thanks to Grace for 

scoring seniors. 

ST. MARY’S 

In the senior competition both A & B Grade 

suffered a loss at the hands of Lara. C and 

D Grade displayed strong performances 

producing good wins. The 15&U side had 

a close game against Lara and held on to 

win by one goal. The 17&U and 13&U were 

defeated but displayed some great passages 

of play. 

The Corio Bay Health Group competition saw 

a couple of St Mary’s sides play against one 

another on Friday night. The 17&U Blue team 

and the 11&U Blue team came out the victor’s 

but it was a good tussle by both St Mary’s 

sides. It is good to see the St Mary’s 13&U 

Blue team continuing to play good netball, 

now sitting in third place on the ladder. 

BELL PARk 

Bell Park had a mixed day against Leopold 

winning two out of the seven games. A Grade 

had another slow start to be 19 goals down 

at half time but only went down by 21 goals. 

The team is starting to improve with each 

game they play. Bianca Cheever and Emily 

Tonner had a good game together in goals. 

B Grade had a huge 4 goal win against last 

year’s premiers. This was a close game all day 

with Bell Park getting the upper hand to win 

their third game in a row. Bree Rampal with 

19 goals was our best. C and D Grade where 

disappointing however they have this week 

to redeem themselves. The highlight from the 

weekend for the C’s was Jenny Kelly playing 

her 100th game for the club. The Juniors had 

a good win in the Under 13’s. Meg Wilson’s 

20 goal haul was great. The Under 15 and 

17 sides were well beaten. On Friday night 

Under 13 green won their sixth straight game 

to move into second place on the ladder. Our 

Under 11’s had other good win. Lisa Stewart 

will play her 100 game against Newtown 

this week at home. Congratulations Lisa. 

Thankyou to our 2008 Netball sponsor: Bell 

Park S&RC. Samantha Ward Solicitors . Vital 

Fitness and the Dog Rocks Hotel. 

NORTH SHORE 

“It was great work by the 17 and under team 

who won their 3rd game this season against 

Newtown last week. It’s good to see these 

young girls coming up to play in the senior 

games also, so well done. B grade celebrated 

their 1st win for the year by 11 goals and the 

A grade game battled hard to win their 2nd 

game by only 2 goals. C and D grade are still 

without a win but I’m sure all the hard work 

will pay off soon, keep going girls. Well done 

to Kelly Carroll who won the match of the 

round trophy. 


ST. JOSEPH’S 

A depleted A Grade outfit still managed 

to notch up another impressive win over 

St Albans. As is becoming a pattern, Katie 

Rossiter again stood up in the absence of 

Vikki Madden, showing the coach that she 

doesn’t need to hurry back from her green 

and gold duties. As was predicted by the 

girls, the B Graders played their way out of 

their slump to record a solid 10 goal win, 

with contributions from all over the court. 

Amy Caldow starred from GA, only needing 

Caz Morgan to get out of her way as the 

ball came down. The C Grade girls were 

disappointed to record their first loss for the 

year. The Mishizzle shined while Nikki Allen 

showed senior netball is certainly within her 

reach – I think it’s the relation to the Taylor 

family that’s proving to be the key. Our D 

Graders will be looking to bounce back after 

the loss to St Albans with a strong showing 

this. Come back girl Stacey is continuing her 

impressive form. 

LEOPOLD 

It was a fairly good day on the courts for 

most of the lionesses last saturday, with 3 

wins from 4 against Bell Park, B grade the 

only team going down in a close and physical 

encounter. Nice to see the sun shining again 

too! The A’s put in a solid 4 quarters winning 

by 21 goals in the end, KJ had a stellar 

performance in WA supported by Nikki in 

the middle and Simma in defence. The B’s 

had a bit of a messy game and will need to 

regroup for this week’s match against St 

Joeys. Best: Steph, Jodi and Rach. The C’s are 

back on the winners list after a great team 

effort. Best: Stace, Mel and Michelle. The D’s 

continue with their top form with another 

comfortable win under their belt. Every team 

member contributed to the great win. I know 

they appreciate Sarah Jenson stepping in to 

fill a position down the defensive end and 

hopefully Nyree is back on the court soon as 

she has had a fantastic season so far. Best: 

Sarah, Tina and Mandy. Goodluck today girls! 

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NEtBALL LADDERs 

BENDIGO BANk A GRADE 

Team W L D For Agst % Pts 

St Josephs 8 0 0 458 266 172 32 

South Barwon 7 1 0 452 271 167 28 

GWSP 7 1 0 399 245 163 28 

Grovedale 6 2 0 370 273 136 24 

Colac 5 3 0 376 280 134 20 

Leopold 4 4 0 320 370 86 16 

St Mary's 3 5 0 349 320 109 12 

Lara 3 5 0 295 291 101 12 

Newtown 2 6 0 249 337 74 8 

North Shore 2 6 0 242 354 68 8 

St Albans 1 7 0 289 448 65 4 

ell Park 0 8 0 185 529 35 0 

BLOOD tOyOtA C GRADE 


GWSP 8 0 0 273 153 173 32 

St Josephs 7 1 0 253 182 139 28 

Newtown 6 2 0 265 222 119 24 

South Barwon 5 3 0 205 158 130 20 

St Albans 5 3 0 235 219 107 20 

Colac 4 4 0 209 194 108 16 

Bell Park 4 4 0 190 222 86 16 

Leopold 3 5 0 207 217 95 12 

Grovedale 3 5 0 183 229 80 12 

St Mary's 2 6 0 206 233 88 8 

Lara 1 7 0 174 231 75 4 

North Shore 0 8 0 123 263 47 0 

kEmpE 17 & UNDER 


Colac 8 0 0 325 109 298 32 

South Barwon 7 1 0 420 99 424 28 

Lara 7 1 0 299 180 166 28 

St Josephs 5 3 0 263 193 136 20 

GWSP 5 3 0 230 202 114 20 

St Albans 4 4 0 171 205 83 16 

Grovedale 4 4 0 156 216 72 16 

North Shore 3 5 0 140 275 51 12 

Newtown 2 6 0 190 210 90 8 

St Mary's 2 6 0 160 241 66 8 

Leopold 1 7 0 174 235 74 4 

Bell Park 0 8 0 41 404 10 0 

ALCOA 15 & UNDER 


Colac 8 0 0 359 122 294 32 

Grovedale 7 1 0 353 154 229 28 

South Barwon 6 2 0 248 166 149 24 

Lara 5 3 0 237 187 127 20 

St Albans 5 3 0 203 164 124 20 

St Mary's 5 3 0 219 193 113 20 

St Josephs 4 4 0 267 209 128 16 

GWSP 3 5 0 214 205 104 12 

Leopold 2 6 0 179 199 90 8 

Newtown 2 6 0 157 297 53 8 

Bell Park 1 7 0 130 298 44 4 

North Shore 0 8 0 54 426 13 0 

BUCkLEy’s B GRADE 


South Barwon 8 0 0 383 211 182 32 

Colac 7 1 0 272 211 129 28 

GWSP 6 1 1 318 156 204 26 

St Josephs 4 3 1 256 209 122 18 

Leopold 4 3 1 281 246 114 18 

Grovedale 4 3 1 269 264 102 18 

Lara 4 3 1 255 263 97 18 

Bell Park 3 4 1 197 272 72 14 

St Mary's 3 5 0 274 320 86 12 

Newtown 1 7 0 195 317 62 4 

North Shore 1 7 0 173 296 58 4 

St Albans 0 8 0 181 289 63 0 

CORIO BAy hEALth D GRADE 


GWSP 8 0 0 290 135 215 32 

South Barwon 7 1 0 315 176 179 28 

St Mary's 6 2 0 248 161 154 24 

Leopold 6 2 0 229 177 129 24 

St Josephs 5 3 0 217 166 131 20 

St Albans 5 3 0 197 234 84 20 

Grovedale 4 4 0 193 194 99 16 

Colac 2 6 0 220 216 102 8 

Bell Park 2 6 0 194 253 77 8 

Newtown 2 6 0 159 224 71 8 

Lara 1 7 0 172 282 61 4 

North Shore 0 8 0 109 325 34 0 

ALCOA 13 & UNDER 


South Barwon 8 0 0 409 115 356 32 

Grovedale 7 1 0 267 115 232 28 

St Albans 7 1 0 269 183 147 28 

St Josephs 6 2 0 282 124 227 24 

Lara 4 4 0 206 144 143 16 

Colac 4 4 0 272 191 142 16 

GWSP 4 4 0 196 151 130 16 

St Mary's 3 5 0 171 206 83 12 

Bell Park 2 6 0 173 232 75 8 

Newtown 2 6 0 83 290 29 8 

Leopold 1 7 0 125 264 47 4 

North Shore 0 8 0 17 455 4 0 



NEtBALL hOt shOts 

A GRADE 


CALDWELL, Tegan St Josephs 301 

ASMUSSEN, Kathryn St Albans 232 

WESTWOOD, Nicole Colac 213 

CAIL, Bree Geelong West St Peters 204 

KNOX, Phoebe Grovedale 203 

O'SHEA, Sophie South Barwon 195 

BALM, Christine Leopold 168 

O'DWYER, Bridget Newtown & Chilwell 163 

WARNE, Hayley South Barwon 163 

SAVAGE, Melanie North Shore 159 

C GRADE 


COOKE, Tina St Albans 176 

HARTSHORNE, Gayle Geelong West St Peters 169 

BELL, Rachel St Josephs 140 

CAMPBELL, Natalie Newtown & Chilwell 132 

CROMARTY, Jennifer Newtown & Chilwell 123 

SHERMAN, Cecile Colac 122 

KING, Jacki St Josephs 91 

AHERNE, Melanie Leopold 85 

DOHERTY, Molly St Mary's 84 

NICHOLS, Claire South Barwon 82 

17 & UNDER 


NICHOLS, Jorden South Barwon 211 

SCOTT, Rebecca Colac 164 

LEADER, Rachel GWSP 134 

GRIFFITHS, Katelyn Lara 121 

SPIDEN, Claire Newtown & Chilwell 111 

MURFITT, Sarah Colac 107 

ALLWRIGHT, Emma Leopold 104 

BELL, Laura South Barwon 94 

IRVINE, Georgia St Albans 94 

DENNY, Jessica GWSP 91 

15 & UNDER 

B GRADE 

D GRADE 


DAVIES, Ashlee Grovedale 199 

RECOURT, Madison Lara 168 

THOMPSON, Kate South Barwon 149 

SPEIRS, Holly GWSP 131 

LIVINGSTON, Hayley Grovedale 122 

CASEY, Emily St Josephs 116 

HAMMOND, Kaitlyn Colac 115 

TAYLOR, Laura Colac 110 

MCDONALD, Stephanie St Mary's 108 

TUECHLER, Emily St Albans 108 


NICHOLS, Jorden South Barwon 201 

ARCHIBALD, Amy Colac 149 

VEALE, Emily St Mary's 144 

HOWARD, Abbey Leopold 140 

RUFUS, Lauren Lara 140 

MILLER, Hannah Geelong West St Peters 134 

CALLAGHAN, Jess Geelong West St Peters 124 

BELL, Laura South Barwon 122 

MORGAN, Caroline St Josephs 117 

MARSHALL, Tracey St Albans 112 


BROMLEY, Haley South Barwon 213 

SQUIRES, Jen St Albans 135 

WELSH, Leanne Geelong West St Peters 121 

GIBSON, Jemma Colac 110 

SMITH, Mandy Leopold 102 

LAMARO, Rommy St Josephs 100 

WHEELER, Rachael Geelong West St Peters 97 

DUNSTAN, Tracy St Mary's 96 

WRIGHT, Karen Lara 90 

BOURKE, Erin Newtown & Chilwell 84 

13 & UNDER 


HORTON, Ruby South Barwon 267 

CASEY, Claire St Josephs 183 

CUMMINGS, Phoebe St Albans 165 

MERCHANT, Ashlee Grovedale 123 

COLE, Eliza St Mary's 100 

SYMMONS, Sophie Grovedale 94 

JEFFREYS, Tahlia Colac 79 

PUTYRA, Emma Leopold 77 

SPENCE, Paige Colac 77 

BIGELOW, Juliet South Barwon 73 


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BEvERIDGE TEAM TOPS TRIvIA & KAROAKE 

on Saturday night a fortnight ago the Goal Umpires put on a Trivia and Karaoke Social function which was attended by about 100 members 

and friends; a great effort as it was also competing with the Geelong Carlton game. Alan Grant, the Goal Umpires Coach, congratulated 

Debbie Cromer for organizing the meal and the kitchen staff, June Grossman and Ann-Marie Villanti for the great job they did in the 

kitchen. The three ladies had been working tirelessly in the kitchen preparing food from 11.00am in the morning. 

The Goal Umpires’ leadership group, lead 

by Paul Holmes, organized a great Trivia 

competition and Karaoke event.MC for 

the evening, Mark Osborne, did his usual 

outstanding job in spite of having no 

microphone assistance. A big thank you to all 

those who supported the function. We hope 

that you all had a really great night. Proceeds 

from the function will be donated to assist 

Richard Colman in his quest for Olympic 

Gold in Beijing. Incidentally, GFUL Chairman, 

Brendan Beveridge and his team, won on 

the night. 

ALAN GRANT & HIS B52’S! 

Still on Granty, what about this recent excerpt 

from his goal umpire notes: “The B52’s are 

still hanging around so those umpires that 

know they have a problem with the B52, work 

on having your arms down by the side.” I 

would just like to ask Alan if this analogy 

was derived from observations during the 

B52’s Love Shack at the Karaoke Night, or is it 

something more specifically to do with Goal 

Umpiring! 

EYES ALWAYS ON THE BALL RAY! 

I seem to have dedicated much of this week’s 

Whistle Blower to the Goal umpires, but I 

must say they do come under scrutiny at 

times. Ray Stephenson was at South Barwon 

last week where he took a tumble on the goal 

line. He went over backwards with the ball 

heading through the sticks and Grovedale 

players were right on to it trying to tell him 

it was a point (over the post). Ray bounced 

back up and signalled the 6 points, assuring 

me that he didn’t take his eyes off the ball. 

Well done Ray. Just on Ray, I must mention 

how professional he was in his appearance 

when he was appointed to a TAC game the 

other week. His one size fits all uniform was 

supplied, but he wasn’t having any of that 

and had the strides professionally hemmed 

(taken up to fit). I hope the stitching wasn’t 

too permanent as the Goalie who next has 

to wear the uniform will have to get them 

altered again! 

GIRLS ON THE INCREASE 

Great to see female numbers increasing 

rapidly at the GFUL this year with an influx 

of young and exciting girls, predominantly 

from Sacred Heart College and Matthew 

Flinders Girls School, but some from other 

schools as well. A total of 14 new girls have 

registered to umpire with the GFUL this year 

as Field, Boundary and Goal Umpires, with 

the prospect of a few more before the end 

of the season. Things are looking pretty good 

for the future. 

MILESTONES 

Milestones achieved last weekend included: 

Tom Larkins (500 Games), John Hilder (350), 

Justin Morris (150) and David West (50) 

Having been appointed the Car Driver for last 

week I would like to thank those umpires 

who let me know if they were going to be at 

the pickup or not. A text message or phone 

call takes all the stress out of waiting around 

at the pick-up 

See you back at the rooms after the games on 

Saturday evening. 

‘Macca’ 

Damian McMaster 

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tEChNICAL COLLEGE U/16 DIV 3 


St Joseph's 2 6 2 0 339 130 261 28 

Portarlington 6 2 0 276 209 132 28 

North Shore 6 3 0 452 211 214 24 

Geelong Amateur 2 5 3 0 219 281 78 24 

Grovedale 2 5 3 0 297 417 71 24 

Corio 4 4 0 255 255 100 20 

Belmont Lions 5 4 0 283 443 64 20 

Queenscliff 4 5 0 352 295 120 16 

Bell Post Hill 2 6 0 308 183 168 12 

kEmpE GROUp U/14 DIV 1 



Torquay 1 7 2 0 345 132 261 28 

St Joseph's 1 7 2 0 320 138 232 28 

Leopold 1 6 3 0 180 176 102 24 

Newtown & Chilwell Black 6 3 0 216 241 90 24 

St Mary's 1 4 5 0 174 340 51 16 

South Barwon 1 2 7 0 183 337 54 8 

Grovedale 1 2 7 0 102 367 28 8 

kERR’s NORthsIDE hIRE U/14 DIV 4 


St Joseph's 2 7 2 0 299 158 189 28 

Portarlington 5 3 0 235 224 105 24 

South Barwon 2 5 4 0 225 132 170 20 

Torquay 2 3 6 0 252 202 125 12 

Thomson 3 6 0 157 353 44 12 

OG Coll Cobras 2 1 8 0 142 251 57 4 

COstA’s U/16 DIV 1 


St Joseph's 1 9 0 0 570 120 475 36 

Leopold 1 6 3 0 246 281 88 24 



Torquay 1 5 4 0 299 274 109 20 

South Barwon 1 5 4 0 268 326 82 20 

Grovedale 1 4 5 0 364 181 20 16 

Bell Park 1 4 5 0 234 225 104 16 

Ocean Grove 1 3 6 0 132 351 38 12 

Newtown & Chilwell 3 6 0 149 525 28 12 

JOLt GROUp tRAINING U/16 DIV 4 


St Albans 2 7 2 0 365 157 232 28 

GWSP 6 3 0 446 190 235 24 

Torquay 2 6 3 0 462 263 176 24 

Bell Park 2 5 3 0 275 248 111 24 


St Mary's 2 5 4 0 206 286 72 20 

South Barwon 2 3 6 0 231 352 66 12 

Modewarre 0 8 0 183 322 57 4 

BUCkLEy’s U/14 DIV 2 


GWSP 8 1 0 315 149 211 32 


St Albans 1 5 4 0 299 180 166 20 

Lara 1 4 5 0 184 206 89 16 

Barwon Heads 1 4 5 0 150 239 63 16 

Inverleigh 4 5 0 130 260 50 16 

OG Coll Cobras 1 3 6 0 235 226 104 12 

Anakie 2 7 0 141 302 47 8 

ROUtLEy’s BAkERy U/14 DIV 5 


Drysdale 2 7 2 0 246 141 174 28 

Leopold 2 6 3 0 274 110 249 24 

Grovedale 2 5 3 1 275 124 222 22 

Lara 2 4 5 0 153 231 66 16 

St Albans 2 4 5 0 68 444 15 16 

North Shore 3 5 1 253 142 178 14 

Newtown & Chilwell Red 3 6 0 148 164 90 12 

Glong West Sports Club 3 5 0 143 267 54 12 

St Mary's 2 1 8 0 125 334 37 4 

Bell Post Hill 1 8 0 90 375 24 0 

GEELONG ADVERtIsER U/16 DIV 2 


St Albans 1 6 2 0 362 139 260 24 

Anglesea 5 3 0 238 248 96 20 

Inverleigh 5 3 0 232 289 80 20 

St Mary's 1 4 4 0 405 165 245 16 

Lara 1 4 4 0 286 183 156 16 

Barwon Heads 3 5 0 101 302 33 12 

North Geelong 2 6 0 191 346 55 8 

Bannockburn 1 7 0 191 334 57 4 

RED ONION CUp U/16 DIV 5 


East Geelong 8 1 0 484 81 598 32 

Lara 2 6 3 0 339 136 249 24 

Newcomb Power 3 6 0 222 395 56 12 

Anakie /Bannockburn 2 6 0 105 617 17 12 

St Joseph's 3 2 7 0 202 330 61 8 

Leopold 2 2 7 0 171 320 53 8 

Glng West Sports Club 1 8 0 200 484 41 4 

Ocean Grove 2 1 8 0 139 377 37 4 

GEELONG ADVERtIsER U/14 DIV 3 


Belmont Lions 9 0 0 393 146 269 36 

Modewarre 8 1 0 265 156 170 32 

Queenscliff 7 2 0 336 197 171 28 

Winchelsea 5 3 1 266 187 142 22 


Bell Park 1 5 4 0 397 123 323 20 

Bannockburn 5 4 0 228 104 219 20 

North Geelong 4 5 0 149 350 43 16 

Corio 3 6 0 201 269 75 12 

Anglesea 0 9 0 141 289 49 0 

VIsy U/14 DIV 6 


East Geelong/Sth Barwon 8 1 0 327 127 257 32 

St Joseph's 3 6 3 0 234 127 184 24 

Bell Park 2 5 4 0 317 70 453 20 

Barwon Heads 2 5 4 0 233 154 151 20 

Torquay 3 4 5 0 179 173 103 16 

Geelong Amateur 3 3 5 1 176 195 90 14 

Bannockburn 2 2 3 0 163 271 60 8 

South Barwon 3 1 8 0 219 250 88 4 

Leopold 3 1 4 0 124 328 38 4 

Grovedale 3 0 8 1 86 363 24 2 


ROUND 1 19/4/2008 

GFL DRAW 2008 

HOME TEAM V AWAY TEAM 

Colac 9.12 (66) v Bell Park 11.17 (83) 

South Barwon 16.4 (100) v St Mary’s 15.9 (99) 

Newtown 18.9 (117) v St Albans 10.11 (71) 

North Shore 11.8 (74) v Leopold 17.10 (112) 

Lara 9.15 (69) v St Joseph’s 11.9 (75) 

GWSP 12.15 (87) v Grovedale 10.18 (78) 

ROUND 2 26/4/2008 


Grovedale 11.9 (75) v Lara 14.11 (95) 

St Joseph’s 21.15 (141) v North Shore 6.4 (40) 

Leopold 13.14 (92) v Newtown 14.19 (103) 

St Albans 6.7 (43) v St Mary’s 17.9 (111) 

South Barwon 8.14 (62) v Colac 10.11 (71) 

Bell Park 13.11 (89) v GWSP 8.12 (60) 

ROUND 3 3/5/2008 


Colac 16.20 (116) v St Albans 10.12 (72) 

St Mary’s 23.20 (158) v Leopold 4.4 (28) 

St Joseph’s 17.11 (113) v Newtown & Chilwell 9.11 (65) 

North Shore 9.3 (57) v Grovedale 20.25 (145) 

Lara 16.9 (105) v GWSP 25.7 (157) 

South Barwon 15.14 (104) v Bell Park 12.14 (86) 

ROUND 4 10/5/2008 


GWSP 18.15 (123) v North Shore 5.7 (37) 

Grovedale 16.19 (115) v Newtown & Chilwell 6.10 (46) 

St Joseph’s 10.8 (68) v St Mary’s 11.8 (74) 

Leopold 11.10 (76) v Colac 13.13 (91) 

St Albans 12.5 (77) v South Barwon 15.8 (98) 

Bell Park 24.17 (161) v Lara 12.10 (82) 

ROUND 5 17/5/2008 


Colac 12.9 (81) v St Joseph’s 5.9 (39) 

St Mary’s 4.17 (41) v Grovedale 9.9 (63) 

Newtown 11.8 (74) v GWSP 8.16 (64) 

North Shore 6.1 (37) v Lara 17.12 (114) 

St Albans 7.4 (46) v Bell Park 11.12 (78) 

South Barwon 18.11 (119) v Leopold 5.3 (33) 

ROUND 6 24/5/2008 


Lara 16.14 (110) v Newtown 14.14 (98) 

GWSP 16.10 (106) v St Mary’s 10.8 (68) 

Grovedale 11.16 (82) v Colac 18.11 (119) 

St Joseph’s 14.13 (97) v South Barwon 13.12 (90) 

Leopold 16.13 (109) v St Albans 11.14 (80) 

Bell Park 28.18 (186) v North Shore 7.2 (44) 

ROUND 7 7/6/2008 


Colac 12.7 (79) v GWSP 13.11 (89) 

St Mary’s 25.14 (164) v Lara 9.7 (61) 

Newtown 23.24 (162) v North Shore 6.10 (46) 

Leopold 16.16 (112) v Bell Park 22.8 (140) 

St Albans 7.6 (48) v St Joseph’s 17.14 (116) 

South Barwon 17.17 (119) v Grovedale 15.7 (97) 

ROUND 8 14/6/2008 


North Shore v St Mary’s 

Lara v Colac 

Geelong West St Peters v South Barwon 

Grovedale v St Albans 

St Joseph’s v Leopold 

Bell Park v Newtown & Chilwell 

ROUND 9 21/6/2008 


Colac v North Shore 

St Mary’s v Newtown & Chilwell 

St Joseph’s v Bell Park 

Leopold v Grovedale 

St Albans v Geelong West St Peters 

South Barwon v Lara 

ROUND 10 28/6/2008 


St Mary’s v Bell Park 

Newtown & Chilwell v Colac 

North Shore v South Barwon 

Lara v St Albans 

Geelong West St Peters v Leopold 

Grovedale v St Joseph’s 

ROUND 11 5/7/2008 


Colac v St Mary’s 

St Joseph’s v Geelong West St Peters 

Leopold v Lara 

St Albans v North Shore 

South Barwon v Newtown & Chilwell 

Bell Park v Grovedale 

ROUND 12 12/7/2008 


Grovedale v Geelong West St Peters 

St Joseph’s v Lara 

Leopold v North Shore 

St Albans v Newtown & Chilwell 

St Mary’s v South Barwon 

Bell Park v Colac 

ROUND 13 19/7/2008 


Colac v South Barwon 

St Mary’s v St Albans 

Newtown & Chilwell v Leopold 

North Shore v St Joseph’s 

Lara v Grovedale 

Geelong West St Peters v Bell Park 

ROUND 14 26/7/2008 


Geelong West St Peters v Lara 

Grovedale v North Shore 

Newtown & Chilwell v St Joseph’s 

Leopold v St Mary’s 

St Albans v Colac 

Bell Park v South Barwon 

ROUND 15 2/8/2008 


Colac v Leopold 

St Mary’s v St Joseph’s 

Newtown & Chilwell v Grovedale 

North Shore v Geelong West St Peters 

Lara v Bell Park 

South Barwon v St Albans 

ROUND 16 9/8/2008 


Lara v North Shore 

Geelong West St Peters v Newtown & Chilwell 

Grovedale v St Mary’s 

St Joseph’s v Colac 

Leopold v South Barwon 

Bell Park v St Albans 

ROUND 17 16/8/2008 


Colac v Grovedale 

St Mary’s v Geelong West St Peters 

Newtown & Chilwell v Lara 

North Shore v Bell Park 

St Albans v Leopold 

South Barwon v St Joseph’s 

ROUND 18 23/8/2008 


Newtown & Chilwell v St Mary’s 

North Shore v Colac 

Lara v South Barwon 

Geelong West St Peters v St Albans 

Grovedale v Leopold 

Bell Park v St Joseph’s 


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