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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 pLAyER OF thE yEAR REsERVEs Player Team Total 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 phOtO sALEs ALL PHOTOS AvAILABLE FROM GEELONG ADvERTISER PHOTO SALES. PRICES START FROM $15 UNDER 18 Player Team Total 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 ph: 5227 4320 4 visit www.footballgeelong.com.au GFL Record 2008
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. GFL Record 2008 visit www.footballgeelong.com.au 5
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