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WELCOME TO THE EFL ‘CHOOSE TAP’ FINALS SERIES 

On behalf of the Eastern Football League, welcome to 

the 2012 EFL ‘Choose Tap’ fi nal series! 

To all clubs from Divisions 2, 3 and 4, we hope you 

each enjoy the action – both on and off the fi eld. 

‘BE SMART, CHOOSE TAP’ – YARRA VALLEY WATER 

In 2012, the EFL fi nals series will be sponsored by 

Yarra Valley Water, one of the EFL’s newest and most 

involved sponsors. 

This season’s series will be known as the EFL 

‘Choose Tap’ Finals series. 

In 2012, Yarra Valley Water has launched its ‘Be 

Smart, Choose Tap’ campaign, which encourages 

everyone to consider choosing tap water to rehydrate. 

The Yarra Valley Water team has given the league 

tremendous support since jumping on board this 

season, sponsoring the water carrier bibs, drink bottles 

and water carriers on game day. 

The EFL thanks Yarra Valley Water for its ongoing 

support and encourages all players and supporters to 

be smart and choose tap water to rehydrate during the 

fi nals series. 

‘CHOOSE TAP’ FINALS ENTRY 

The following entry prices (including GST) will apply: 

ADULT CONCESSION** 

ALL DIVISIONS FINALS $13.00 $7.00 

GRAND FINALS $15.00^ $9.00^ 

VETERANS FINALS $5.00 N/A 

NOTE: Children under the age of 16 are admitted FREE to all fi nals. 

** Concession includes age pension cards, Veteran Affairs cards and disability pension cards 

^ $2 from the entry price of all grand fi nals will be donated to the Blue Ribbon Foundation 

CAR PARKING AT ‘CHOOSE TAP’ FINALS VENUES 

Car parking inside fi nals venues will be limited due to 

recent bad weather. 

This will be communicated via the website and to 

competing clubs in the week leading up to the game. 

With much larger crowds than for home and away 

games, don’t assume you will be able to get a park 

inside most venues as this will not be the case. 

Councils have also advised that a parking offi cer will 

be in attendance, so park only in designated areas. 

NO DOGS 

Dogs are banned at all EFL games, including fi nals 

and alcohol is not permitted to be brought into any 

fi nals venue. 

It would be appreciated if all clubs would stress these 

points with both players and supporters. 

ALCOHOL AT ‘CHOOSE TAP’ FINALS VENUES 

Patrons attending fi nals are not permitted to bring 

alcohol into the venues. 

At venues where cars have access to the grounds, a 

condition of entry is that boots are inspected and this 

will be rigidly enforced. 

Apart from ensuring compliance with liquor licensing 

and council by-laws, it helps to protect clubs revenues 

from fi nals. 

As in past years, there will be a two-can limit on 

purchases and all alcohol sold will be opened by bar 

staff on purchase. 

These are part of the licensing requirements. 

ONE PAYMENT PER VENUE 

We’ll again be adopting an approach where your 

admittance will allow entry for the full day at that 

particular venue. 

Each venue has its own admission fee, so if you 

choose to move between venues you’ll, need to pay a 

second entry. 

‘CHOOSE TAP’ FINALS UMPIRES 

The league will supply three fi eld, two boundary and 

two goal umpires for each fi nals match. 

STAY UP-TO-DATE WITH ‘CHOOSE TAP’ FINALS SCORES 

Want to know the live scores of other ‘Choose Tap’ fi nals? 

The EFL Media Team will be using Twitter to bring 

you all the Around the Grounds Scores. 

They will be ‘tweeting’ live quarter by quarter scores and 

‘re-tweeting’ EFL clubs and fans who are keeping the social 

media world up-to-date with how their team is performing. 

But you don’t have to sign up to a Twitter account to 

get access to live scores! 

Type in m.efl .org.au in your smartphone’s internet 

browser and follow the prompts to save as an app. 

Tap ‘Social’ then ‘Twitter’ – presto, you’ve got live scores! 

THE EASTERN FOOTBALLER 

THE OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE EASTERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE 

August 25, 2012 Price: $2.50 (inc. GST) Vol. 23 No. 20 

All material and photographs prepared by the Eastern Football League Media Manager, including original articles and those of contributors, 

published in the Eastern Footballer, are subject to copyright laws and cannot be reproduced without the permission of the EFL. 

Some photos provided by Cyan Sporting Images and Fairfax Journal. 

Address all correspondence to: Eastern Football League, 256 Scoresby Road, Boronia 3155. 

Telephone: 9762 5766, Fax: 9761 1315. Chairman: Graham Halbish. Chief Executive Offi cer: Rob Sharpe. 

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1 THE EASTERN FOOTBALLER 2012

DIVISION 1 

DIVISION 2 

DIVISION 3 

DIVISION 4 

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SATURDAY – DIVISION 3 

‘CHOOSE TAP’ QUALIFYING FINAL 

Make sure your radio dial is locked on 98.1 Radio Eastern FM for today’s big broadcast match. 

We will preview today’s action between 1pm and 2pm then bring you a live broadcast of the game between 2pm and 5pm. 

There will be plenty of updates from around all EFL grounds throughout the day. 

Don’t forget – you can text the radio team at any time on 0419 654 082. 

The game will also be video streamed on www.efl .org.au – tell your friends and family! 

After 5pm, keep your radio dial on 98.1FM as we bring you all the scores, goal kickers, best players and ladders from today’s matches. 

Name Last Week Total 

1 Gavin Kaye 21 300 

2 Peter Baird 17 291 

3 Shaun Kelly 17 290 

4 John O'Sullivan 17 290 

5 Dave Waterford 19 290 

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SUNDAY – DIVISION 2 

‘CHOOSE TAP’ FIRST SEMI-FINAL 

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NINE NEWS 

Scoresby Scoresby Scoresby Scoresby Scoresby Scoresby 

Norwood Norwood Norwood Norwood Norwood Norwood 

Blackburn Blackburn Blackburn Blackburn Blackburn Blackburn 

East Burwood Knox East Burwood Knox East Burwood East Burwood 

Balwyn Balwyn Balwyn Balwyn Balwyn Balwyn 

Vermont Vermont Noble Park Vermont Vermont Vermont 

Rowville Rowville Rowville Montrose Rowville Rowville 

Mooroolbark Mooroolbark Mooroolbark Mooroolbark Mooroolbark Mooroolbark 

GW Hawks GW Hawks GW Hawks GW Hawks GW Hawks GW Hawks 

Ringwood Ringwood Ringwood Ringwood Ringwood Mitcham 

South Belgrave South Belgrave South Belgrave South Belgrave South Belgrave South Belgrave 

Ferntree Gully Ferntree Gully Ferntree Gully Ferntree Gully Ferntree Gully Ferntree Gully 

LW: 15 LW: 16 LW: 18 LW: 17 LW: 16 LW: 17 

TOTAL: 275 TOTAL: 275 TOTAL: 277 TOTAL: 290 TOTAL: 286 TOTAL: 289 

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Name Last Week Total 

6 Roy Boy 18 288 

7 Brett Terry 15 288 

8 Matt Ford 18 288 

9 Damien Smith 18 288 

10 Warren 17 288

FROSTY’S EFL THERMOMETER 

Each week, Peter Baird takes a look at the teams or players in the EFL that are catching our attention with their 

good, or bad, form. After careful deliberation, he puts the thermometer on the EFL and gives you his weekly 

nomination as to who’s hot and who’s cold. 

ON FIRE 

The ‘On Fire’ section of Frosty’s Thermometer is all about 

giving credit where credit is due. It is about recognizing 

those players or teams who have taken their game to the 

next level and may now be ready to challenge for the 

ultimate prize. This year there has been no greater example 

of that than the Norwood Football Club. Rising from the 

pack of Division 1 clubs that missed out on fi nals action 

last year like a phoenix rising from the ashes, the Norseman 

have taken all before them. With only one round remaining 

in the Division 1 home and away season, Norwood appears 

certain to lock in not only a fi nals berth but also the minor 

premiership, fi nishing atop the Division 1 ladder. At times 

throughout the year, observers around the Eastern Football 

League and within the Media Team have not given the men 

from Mullum Reserve the credit or recognition they have 

deserved. Is it because people fi nd it diffi cult to believe 

that there could be a new kid on the block to challenge the 

might of Noble Park, Scoresby, Balwyn, and traditional 

EFL behemoth Vermont? Or is it because of the unique 

style of football that coach Kevin Tibaldi has instilled into 

his playing group? It is not secret that the Norsemen play 

a defensive, pressure-based game and have turned the 

art of strangling teams scoring into an art form this year. 

Mullum Reserve has become a fortress for Norwood in 

2012, with the Norsemen completing an undefeated season 

at home, winning all nine matches at their stronghold. 

The Norsemen have restricted teams’ scoring power and 

only conceded an average of just over 40 points a match 

at home this year. Their most impressive victories were 

against Scoresby and Balwyn, who could only manage 

11 and 35 points respectively at Mullum Reserve. When 

Kevin Tibaldi stands before his playing group and delivers 

his prematch address this Saturday, he won’t be able to 

say anymore that no-one rates the Norsemen as genuine 

contenders with their nomination into Frosty’s Furnace 

this week, leading into the fi nal round of action and the 

Division 1 ‘Choose Tap’ fi nal series. 

YOUR GAME TODAY 

GONE COLD 

Sometimes when your season is done and dusted and fi nals 

are well out of reach, you can still gain some consolation 

out of fi nishing off the year with some well fought out 

victories. The motivation may be to stave off relegation, or 

just to fi nish in somewhat of a blaze of glory in an attempt 

to carry some momentum into next year. It is as much 

about the heart and soul of the football club and being 

able to hold your head high throughout the long summer 

months and arduous preseason while waiting for the chance 

at redemption next year. After defeating the Whitehorse 

Pioneers in what, at the time, was described as the ‘battle 

for relegation’ game in Round 14 this year, the Coldstream 

Football club appeared to be a side that was going to 

show some late season fi ght. It had been a disappointing 

year for the Cougars and fi rst year coach Matt Price. But 

the last four rounds of the Division 3 season presented 

an opportunity to not only consolidate their position in 

Division 3 for 2013, but also give supporters and sponsors 

some hope for next year. Unfortunately they weren’t able 

to achieve either of those goals. With four consecutive 

losses to end their season, the Cougars now fi nd themselves 

on the bottom of the Division 3 ladder and setting up the 

locations of Division 4 clubs into their satellite navigation 

systems for next year. With their season on the line and 

their place in Division 3 at stake last week, the Cougars 

barely showed a whimper in their 112-point humiliation at 

the hands of the Glen Waverley Hawks. It was all bad news 

for the Coldstream Football Club last week and they would 

have had their hearts in their mouths when they were told 

of the Whitehorse Pioneers spirited two-point win over 

Warrandyte, in the knowledge that they would now be 

relegated for next season. It is not all gloom and doom 

for Coldstream however. The funny thing about football 

is there is always next week and next year. In 2013, the 

Cougars will have an opportunity to regroup and hopefully 

make a statement to once again challenge as a power in the 

lower division. 

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JETS TURN HEADS 

By Ben Waterworth 

The Heathmont Junior Football 

Club has turned quite a few 

heads over recent weeks. 

The Jets had three teams make 

it to ‘Choose Tap’ Junior Grand 

Finals last weekend, with the 

U17C1, U14B and U12C all 

featuring on the big stage. 

Even more eye-catching, the Jets 

managed to secure a premiership 

fl ag, thanks to the U14B side’s comfortable victory 

over Ferntree Gully Eagles Blue at Walker Reserve, 

Wantirna South. 

But now this junior club is catching the eyes of many, 

for a different reason. 

And it is all thanks to one of the EFL’s valued 

sponsors: Evan Evans. 

The Jets juniors were recently given a freestanding 

fabric teardrop banner, which was awarded as a raffl e 

prize at the EFL Season Launch earlier this year. 

Following the U14B Grand Final success, the club 

will be keen to display its prize as often as possible. 

‘We’re always looking to attract attention to our club 

to help us secure players, supporters and sponsors,’ 

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Jets president Franz Kielblock. 

‘The freestanding banner from Evan Evans is a real 

attention-grabber and we’ve already had lots of 

comments on how great it looks.’ 

Kielblock says he will be using the banner at home 

and away games, as well as club events. 

‘If people see the banner, we encourage them to come 

and say hello,’ he said. 

‘The EFL has some great sponsors and we’re really 

grateful to Evan Evans for helping the club stand out. 

Evan Evans’ General Manager of Operations, Michael 

Mitchell, is thrilled to have been able to help out 

Heathmont’s junior club. 

‘Junior footy plays such an important role in 

improving kids’ health and fi tness and building 

community spirit,’ he said. 

‘We’re proud to sponsor the Eastern Football Football 

League and excited our products can help bring 

attention to the league.’

DONVALE FOOTBALL CLUB 

Invites applications for the following position in 2013 

– Senior Coach 

Applications close 10th September 2012 

Applications to: 

Att : Brian Fletcher – Vice President 

Donvale Football Club 

PO Box 1383 

Mitcham North Vic 3132 

Or email : donvale@efl .org.au 

For Season 2013 

Canterbury FC is seeking a coach who relishes a challenge. We have a willing 

group of players who are keen to take it to the next level. We require a coach who is 

focused on development and progression. 

The club is also seeking players and Level 1 accredited Sports Trainers 

Remuneration Negotiable 

Apply to Secretary 

Canterbury Football Club 

PO Box 322 

Canterbury 3127 

Or email canterbury@efl.org.au 

Applications must be received by Wednesday 26 th September 2012. 

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CROYDON FOOTBALL CLUB INC. 

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Is seeking expressions of interest for all coaching positions in 2013 

SENIORS: Playing or Non-Playing COLTS/U 19’s: Non Playing 

RESERVES: Playing or Non-Playing TRAINERS: Accredited trainers required 

for 2013 

If you require further information please contact President Darrel Grant on mobile 0448 850 746 

Remuneration Negotiable 

All correspondence (applications in writing) addressed to – 

Attention: President C/O Croydon Football Club, P.O. Box 361, Croydon Vic 3136 

APPLICATIONS CLOSE ON Friday September 7th 2012. 


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GLEN WAVERLEY HAWKS FOOTBALL CLUB 

is seeking applications for the following positions 

Coach - U15 

Coach - U19 

Coach - Reserves 

Assistant Coaches - Senior (playing or non playing) 

Trainers - Senior teams 

Applications should be addressed to : 

Senior Football Operations Manager 

PO Box 211 Blackburn VIC 3130 

For more information contact Mark Fitt 0410 400 922 

Be part of a club that is moving forward, developing it’s playing group from Under 8’s to Senior level. 

Join us at Central Reserve, Glen Waverley in Season 2013 

SILVAN FOOTBALL CLUB 

The Silvan Football Club is seeking expressions of interest to 

COACH the club’s Senior Reserves and Colt’s for the 2013 season. 

Please call Chris Maclagan 

on 0416 091 585 or email silvan@efl .org.au 

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By Noel McPhee (statsbench@gmail.com) 

THE STATS BENCH 

DIVISION 1 ROUND 18 

Wins Wins Draws Streak 

Sth Croydon 9 Blackburn 13 0 B 3 

East Ringwood 3 Balwyn 9 0 B 2 

Croydon 17 Scoresby 33 2 S 1 

Knox 5 East Burwood 3 0 K 1 

Lilydale 21 Norwood 11 1 N 1 

Noble Park 16 Vermont 15 0 V 1 

Noble Park and Vermont have won eight of the past nine 

Division 1 premierships between them. 

Today, the two face each other one week out from the 

‘Choose Tap’ fi nals series. 

If the Bulls win, the two teams will more than likely meet 

again in next weekend’s ‘Choose Tap’ Elimination Final. 

If the Eagles win, they secure the double chance. 

A win to Norwood over Lilydale today means it will become 

just the 11th team to fi nish on top of the Division 1 ladder. 

But if the Falcons spring an upset, Scoresby or Vermont 

could grab top spot. 

At the other end of the ladder, Croydon’s 15-year stint in 

Division 1 will come to an end. 

And I doubt Scoresby will be in any sentimental mood, as it 

prepares to saddle up for its third successive fi nals campaign. 

DIVISION 2 FINALS 


Rowville 23 Montrose 18 0 R 2 

Mooroolbark 5 Bayswater 20 0 B 1 

OVERALL FINALS RECORD 

Wins Losses Draws 

Rowville 14 14 0 

Montrose 22 18 0 

Mooroolbark 14 13 0 

Bayswater 27 22 0 

Rowville and Montrose meet in a fi nal for the second year 

in a row. 

The winner of this match will go straight through to the 

Division 2 ‘Choose Tap’ Grand Final. 

In 2011, Montrose consigned the Hawks to a straight sets 

departure, with a thrilling win in the preliminary fi nal. 

However, Rowville has won both encounters this season. 

Mooroolbark plays Division 2 fi nals for just the third time 

in its history, with both previous attempts resulting in 

Grand Final losses. 

The Mustangs front Bayswater, who racks up its fourth 

consecutive fi nals appearance. 

These two teams have never previously met in a fi nal. 

Out of the two games they’ve played in 2012, the ledger is 1-1. 



GW Hawks 2 Boronia 0 0 GW 2 

Ringwood 41 Mitcham 34 0 R 1 



Glen Waverley Hawks 3 5 0 

Boronia 19 21 0 

Ringwood 17 20 0 

Mitcham 19 14 1 

Glen Waverley Hawks have continued to surprise in 2012. 

The Hawks could have snatched top spot from North 

Ringwood with another four goals over the season! 

They face the other Hawks of Division 3, Boronia, 

with the knowledge they have won both encounters 

this season. 

In the fi rst ‘Choose Tap’ semi-fi nal, two previous 

Division 1 stalwarts and founding members of the 

EFL meet in a fi nal for the fourth time. 

Finally: Mitcham has broken its fi nals drought! 

Before this season, the Tigers last played fi nals back in 

2003, which was the equal longest drought in the EFL 

(with Coldstream). 

They also have the longest premiership drought, 

dating back to 1981. 

If the Tigers can get past their old foes today, can they 

build enough momentum to break that drought as well? 



Sth Belgrave 3 Silvan 0 0 SB 3 

F Gully 28 Nunawading 5 1 FTG 6 



South Belgrave 2 3 0 

Silvan 0 1 0 

Ferntree Gully 17 20 0 

Nunawading 6 14 0 

South Belgrave has barely put a foot wrong all season and 

will start warm favourites against Silvan in the ‘Choose Tap’ 

Qualifying Final. 

The Saints will be content in the knowledge they have beaten 

the Cats twice already this season. 

Silvan plays will play its fi rst EFL fi nals since 1962! 

Albeit, with a large stint in YVMDFL in between. 

Nunawading features in fi nals for the fi rst time since 2008. 

The Lions’ overall winning record is not great against 

Ferntree Gully, though. 

Their last win against the Eagles was back in 2002. 

The Eagles rack up their third fi nals appearance on the trot. 

The Basin fi nished on top of an EFL ladder for only the 

second time in its history. 

The last time the Bears achieved that feat was way back in 

1985, on the way to the Division 3 fl ag. 

At the other end of the ladder, Surrey Park has equalled 

Nunawading’s record fi ve consecutive wooden spoons 

(1996 – 2000). 



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By Conor Ryan, Leader Newspapers 

YOUNG GUN 

TIM WHITTY – DONCASTER EAST 

Tim Whitty is a no-fuss footballer. He’s not the biggest on the fi eld, but what he lacks in size he makes up for in ferocity. 

The 20-year-old Doncaster East midfi elder has made a name for himself with his attack on the footy, and he’s been a bright spot 

in so-so season for the Lions. 

Whitty’s consistent season has earned him this week’s Leader Community Newspapers EFL Young Gun Award nomination for 

Divisions 1 and 2. ‘‘He’s a fantastic, courageous player,’’ Doncaster East coach Paris Harvie said. ‘‘Against Montrose two weeks 

ago, he went back with the fl ight, Jonathan Brown-style, and took the most courageous mark I’ve seen for a long time. There’s 

not a hell of a lot of him, at all, but he just leads from the front. He has no fear.’’ 

The swift rover was among the Lions’ best performers at the weekend, kicking two vital goals to get his side over the line at 

Doncaster. Harvie said Whitty had been one of his team’s best all season. 

COHEN MCELROY – EASTERN LIONS 

Cohen McElroy is a multitalented young man. A more than handy footballer for the Eastern Lions and an even more gifted cricketer at 

Ringwood, McElroy can bat, bowl and kick a football ‘‘a country mile’’, according to his coach. And he probably could’ve written this 

article, too. 

The 19-year-old seemingly can’t get his fi ll of sport. To round out his year-long commitments to the summer and winter disciplines, he’s 

studying sports journalism at La Trobe University. Somewhere within that packed schedule the rangy left-footer has been able to establish 

himself as a key component of the Lions’ EFL Division 4 campaign. 

His hot form has earned him this week’s Leader Community Newspapers EFL Young Gun Award nomination for Divisions 3 and 4. 

McElroy said there had been a steep learning curve in making the transition to senior football. 

‘‘It’s been a bit of a different experience,’’ he said. ‘‘I’ve gotten more into it as the year’s gone on. Playing against men instead of playing 

against teenagers is a very big adjustment.’’ 

McElroy landed at the Eastern Lions this year from Wantirna South to play alongside fellow two-sport talent Jason Want, a fellow Young 

Gun nominee this year who also plays Premier Cricket at Ringwood. Eastern Lions coach Mike Van Den Broek said McElroy was 

playing well ahead of his years. ‘‘I can pretty much put him anywhere,’’ he said. ‘‘He plays well on the wing, but he can hold down a key 

position down the spine. He loves his football and he’s really coachable. I couldn’t speak highly enough of him. He’s a great kid.’’ 

Van Den Broek fl agged a move to the midfi eld for McElroy next season. 

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DIVISION 1 CLUB NOTES 

BALWYN: Round 18 and must-win games for both 

our Seniors and our Tiger Cubs. A win today will ensure 

the Reserves see September action – simple as that. 

And while we need a win by our seniors today, there 

will also be a little bit of interest in the game at the 

Bullring between Noble Park and Vermont. Go Tigers!!! 

Congratulations to all who contributed to make last 

Saturday’s “The Honourables” luncheon such a great day. 

Everyone had a really enjoyable time, much reminiscing 

was done, the two wins were celebrated and the group 

kicked on into the night. YELLOW & BLACK! A limited 

supply of the very popular Balwyn FC hoodies are left 

in sizes L, XL and XXL. Look out for Jo at the game 

today and she’ll happily sell you one! Also available are 

polo shirts (now in sizes up to 5XL), along with jackets, 

scarves, caps or beanies – show your colours, be loud and 

proud. All products available match day, or on Thursday 

nights, at the club. THURSDAY NIGHTS – come down 

to the club for a drink and/or a meal and be the fi rst to 

hear the teams for the coming weekend and the comments 

from the coaches and the president. 

BLACKBURN: Congratulations to our U12A and U15B 

teams on winning premierships. We thank everybody 

associated with our juniors both on and off the fi eld 

for their efforts. The juniors have had a successful year 

and are now looking forward to 2013. Unfortunately 

our senior teams fi nished their season today, and we 

thank all those involved for their efforts. Bring on 

2013. All supporters are welcome on Thursdays at the 

clubrooms, and we will open every Thursday apart, from 

6 September, until we hand over the rooms to Blackburn 

Cricket Club on 30 September. Information about 

membership tickets, 200 club and pre-season training 

for 2013 will be available on our web site. Sign up for 

our weekly email – Mark Edwards (markedwardsmac@ 

gmail.com) will put you on the mailing list. A sports 

night will be held at Lexus of Blackburn at 7.30pm 

on Thursday 6 September, with special guests former 

Essendon footballer Terry Daniher, Olympic gold 

medallist swimmer Giaan Rooney and Socceroo and 

Melbourne Victory player Danny Allsopp. The compere 

will be leading race-caller Bryan Martin. Finger food, 

wine, beer and soft drinks will be served. Tickets are $50 

and can be booked through James MacLeod (james@ 

tobinbrothers.com.au) .and Michael Tuminello (mike. 

tuminello@se1.bp.com). Put Friday 28 September in 

your diary, as we conduct our now traditional Grand 

Final Eve luncheon. Guest speaker is premiership player 

Peter Dean. Bookings are fi lling fast. James MacLeod 

(james@tobinbrothers.com.au) will take your booking. 

Presentation Night is on Friday 13 October. More details 

will be on the web site. Check out our club website for 

more information at www.blackburnfc.com.au! 

CROYDON: Good luck to both the Senior and Reserve 

sides as we take on Scoresby this week. It is hard to 

believe the season is over already. A special thank you to 

our valued sponsors, including, but not limited to Bakers 

Delight and Matches Surfwear – your generosity is much 

appreciated. Our sincere thanks and gratitude to all 

committee members and supporters for the 2012 season 

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– it’s been a tough year, but together we are stronger! 

Gasoline Band Night to be held at the CFC Clubrooms 

25 August from 7.30pm onwards – $10 entry. For 

additional information please visit our Facebook page. 

CFC Presentation Night tickets are now available – please 

see Alana or Alicia for further details. To keep up with all 

the happenings around the club, make sure to download 

a copy of “Blues News” from our website: www. 

croydonfootballclub.com.au. “Finishing well requires 

tenacity resolve and integrity”. Finish well boys! 

EAST BURWOOD: What a fantastic win by our senior 

team last week to defeat Noble Park at home. The seniors 

played inspiring footy and should be proud of their 

effort. Robbie Campbell took the game by the scruff of 

the neck and was voted best player on the ground. He 

took home the prized award as the Blue Ribbon best 

on ground player. Every player contributed to the win. 

Congratulations to Craig O’Reilly who played his 50th 

game last week. The Reserves played probabley their 

best game for the season, however they just fell short 

of a win. The Colts this week were fantastic, although 

the scoreboard may not show it. They started with just 

16 players and for three quarters were right in it, but 

tired legs fi nally took its toll to eventually go down. 

Congratulations to Peter White who once again with 

the help of Jacinta Leversha put on a magnifi cent Blue 

Ribbon Foundation Luncheon and a great afternoon was 

had by all. A big thank you to everyone who supported 

the Blue Ribbon Foundation, your support is much 

appreciated. As you may now be aware the club is in 

the process of organizing Division 3 Finals which start 

this week, we are looking for volunteers to help, so if 

you can spare some time please contact Peter White or 

John Sword for details. Funtions: East Burwood B&F 

Presentation night, Novotel on 5 October, cost is $100 per 

person, including a three-course meal beer, wine and soft 

drink all inclusive. Contact Jacinta or Chelcey ASAP. The 

Football Club’s AGM will be held 9 November starting 

at 7.30pm. The board would like to thank everyone 

associated with the club for their many hours of volunteer 

work throughout the season and hope to see you all back 

fi ghting fi t next season. Good luck to all teams today and 

go The Mighty Rams! 

EAST RINGWOOD: Some very tight football in 

atrocious conditions at Norwood last week with all 

players ankle deep in stinking mud. Colts had all the play 

in the last term but just couldn’t quite fi nd the elusive 

winning goal to go down by 2 points. Ressies started well 

and led all day before just managing to survive a late rush 

from the Norsemen to win by a solitary point. The Seniors 

were outclassed by a very good unit despite the woeful 

conditions and were well beaten. We certainly feel for the 

Norwood Footy Club having to deal with this situation. 

David Bell cracked in hard all day and won himself the 

Warren Gilbert Pewter. Today we host Balwyn and play 

for the annual David Parkin Community Cup. Welcome to 

all of our visitors, particularly those joining us for lunch. 

Thanks to our hardy volunteers and those few players 

whose actions matched their word to make last Sunday’s 

Junior Grand Final Day a big success. You people are 



the heart and soul of this club. Big congratulations to 

the Roos U17A’s who took off the fl ag, the second in 

succession for this group of boys. Also very proud of the 

U13’s who started the season with six players and fi nished 

it with a fl ag. Fantastic work by all involved at junior 

level. Thanks to Greg and Trent Russell for their work to 

make the Poker Night happen. To those who missed out, 

it was your loss! The ROOS’ SPORTSMAN’S NIGHT 

happens THIS Wednesday August 29 and features Tim 

Watson, Anthony Koutoufi des and young Demon gun, 

Jeremy Howe. Get on board now for a great night with 

some terrifi c auction items available. Presentation Night 

on October 6, can be booked online via the website 

so make sure you get in early. Further details of all of 

functions, club news and match summaries, visit our 

website at www.erfc.com.au. GO ROOS! 

KNOX: Today we welcome the East Burwood Rams 

to the fort for the last round of the season. It was a 

victorious day last week out at Blackburn for the Falcons 

with two of the three teams getting up. It started off with 

the colts unfortunately going to down to Blackburn in a 

disappointing effort. Without registering a goal, the colts 

today will be looking for a much-improved effort against 

East Burwood. The reserves needed to win to keep their 

top-two ambitions alive. With a slow and wet start to the 

game, we took a one-goal lead into quarter time. Keeping 

Blackburn scoreless helped set up a comfortable half 

time lead, which turned into the second half. A fantastic 

fi nal term turned a sloppy game into a 59-point win. With 

neither team looking at playing fi nals, the seniors match 

was a point of pride. We needed to start well and that 

we did. Coming out on fi re setting up a 29-point quarter 

time lead thanks to Cliff, who took without out a doubt 

mark of the year. With Blackburn having the wind in 

the second, they hit back kicking four goals to one. Both 

teams fought a tough third quarter with great efforts by 

Greaves and at the last break the Falcons had a 28-point 

lead. The last quarter was much the same with the Falcons 

running out 22-point winners. This week’s player profi le 

is Paul Tredrea. Old man Tredders may have been around 

the traps for a while now, but his wisdom has rubbed off 

on current stars in the team. In his time off the fi eld Paul 

enjoys dressing up for little kids and drinking fruity lexia. 

A thankyou to all who turned out to the dinner dance last 

Saturday, it was a fantastic night had by all. Good luck to 

all players to day and go Falcons! 

LILYDALE: Our Senior side still has not broken the 

Vermont hoodoo. The 91-point margin refl ected the 

difference in their ability to run as a team and our failure 

to do so. Best players were Ashraf Davies, Ben Power, 

Jake Taylor and Matt Wright. The Reserves failed to play 

under pressure for four quarters and went down by 122 

points. Better players were Andrew Wadsworth, James 

Munro, Tom Herbert and Stephen McDonald. The Under 

19s strengthened by the return of players from the Seniors 

had a comprehensive 86 point victory. Best players were 

Tom Rourke, Billy Gardner, Jake McInnes and Brad Lowe. 

It augers well for the fi nals but we all feel for Lachlan 

McInnes and his family, who injured his knee in Round 1 

on the 21 April, but since he has been up and about, has not 

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missed a match to cheer his team-mates and the Seniors 

on. We all hope his recovery is successful. Our Club is 

hosting the Vets Finals over two weeks. If you can assist 

on either day please contact Gerry on 0414 257 276. The 

Semi Finals will be on tomorrow and the Grand Final on 

Sunday 9 September. We won this week’s NINE DOTS 

COMPETION. See the winning photo of Ashraf Davies 

in this edition. After the fi nal game next week, the fi rst 12 

rounds of the best and fairest will be counted in the rooms. 

The fi nal six rounds will be counted at the Presentation 

Night which is being held in the social rooms on AFL 

Grand Final Eve Friday 28th September. Tickets are $70 

for adults and $55 for Under 19s including a 3 course meal 

from Essential Caterers, door prizes and live entertainment 

from the Flaming Moes. Contact Sharon Campbell 

on 0417502971 or Garry Skelton on 0416086385.We 

currently have a sale on our club Polo Shirts and Jackets 

which are going for only $30. See Luke Ewart, ask at the 

bar or email your order form available on the website to our 

email address lilydale@efl .org.au . The Club is having a 

golf day at the picturesque Warburton Golf Club on Sunday 

9th September. Teams of 4 will play Ambrose rules in what 

should be a great day. The $60 charge includes green fees, 

BBQ lunch, great prizes for nearest the pin, longest drive 

etc. and $5 will go to the Leukaemia Foundation. Call 

Lucas Skelton on 0402 045 272 or Jamie Cruickshank on 

0434 689 666 to register. Go Dales. Fathertoosa 

NOBLE PARK: Congratulations to the Reserves on 

a fantastic win against East Burwood last Saturday. 

Unfortunately the same cannot be said for the Colts and 

Seniors. This week the Bulls plays host to Vermont, 

we welcome Vermont to the Bullring for the last home 

and away game for season 2012. Today the Colts play 

their last game for 2012 – they were just that one step 

away from playing fi nals. We say a big thank you to the 

players, parents, volunteers, coaches, team managers, 

time keepers, interchange stewards for the season and 

look forward to you all returning for season 2013. Season 

2012 would not have been possible without the support 

of volunteers. THANK YOU to those who volunteered 

during the year. We look forward to your support and 

we look forward in others putting their hands up to help. 

Today is Eric Caughey’s last home and away game as 

treasurer of the Bulls. Eric has done a wonderful job over 

the years, volunteering his time and effort doing every job 

there is around the club. THANK YOU Eric. Tonight after 

the game we are hosting a Hypnotist night – if you would 

like to attend please see Leigh. Presentation night is on 

Saturday 6 October – all welcome – for more info please 

see Tracey, noblepark@efl .org.au or keep an eye on the 

website www.nobleparkfsc.com.au! GO BULLS! 

NORWOOD: Norwood hosted its fi nal game at Mullum 

Reserve for season 2012 when East Ringwood made the 

shortest of trips across the Maroondah Hwy for round 17 

action. Our boys were looking to set a club record and 

complete an unbeaten 9-0 year at home. East Ringwood 

tried hard early but in reality could do nothing about it 

as our boys dominated from start to fi nish to record an 

historic 50-point win. Conditions made it, not surprisingly, 

a slog, but the home side had the better of it early, but we 

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could not impact on the scoreboard. The second quarter 

saw us press home the advantage. Our efforts were being 

led by Ev Johnson and Stuey Hill, who were proving 

impassable at half-back while Holmes was in and under 

everything, ensuring we had fi rst use. The lead had gone 

to 38pts and there was no way back for East Ringwood. 

The last quarter was probably East Ringwood’s best as 

they enjoyed some of their cleanest passages of play into 

the forward line. The game was over long before the fi nal 

siren, which would have been welcomed by both sides. A 

record ninth-straight win at home, proving once and for all 

what a 'Fortress' we have created at Mullum Reserve. But 

the major importance right now is that it allows us to hold 

onto top spot with just one game to come, a tough away 

trip to Lilydale. The other games were nail biters, as the 

reserves lost by a solitary point – and now must win next 

week to ensure a fi nals appearance – and the U19s won by 

just two points to hold down second spot. We now venture 

away from Mullum Reserve for the rest of the year, fi rst to 

Lilydale and then neutral ground for our fi nals campaign. 

Tomorrow we have the club's annual Major Raffl e. There 

are still tickets available, so see a member of committee to 

secure your spot. It is a great family day at the club with 

the chance to win some fabulous prizes. Go Wooders!! 

SCORESBY: Today we take on Croydon in seniors and 

reserves and East Ringwood in the Under 19s in the fi nal 

home and away game of the year. Congratulations to Paul 

Chadwick who celebrates his 100th game! Well done 

Chadders! On Saturday we welcomed South Croydon to 

the Nest for this season’s fi nal home game and it proved 

to be a good day for all 3 teams. The Under 19s kicked 

off the day with solid 90-point win, with Lachlan Bain 

starring up forward kicking seven goals. The win locks 

down top spot and a week off , in the fi rst week of fi nals. 

In the Ressies a fantastic team performance in tough, 

wet conditions once again saw us come away winners 

by three points. The seniors was a tough slog in greasy, 

wet conditions and it took a while to shake a determined 

South Croydon. Eventually we got away by 64 points 

with Benny Bronsgeest kicking fi ve. This win gives us 

a great shot at grabbing a double chance. Ladies make 

sure you are at the club tonight for the inaugural SIR 

SCORESBY night. Come and see the hottest guys at 

Scoresby as they parade, sing, answer the big questions 

and much more. This is a night not to be missed and 

kicks off at 8.00pm SHARP!! UPCOMING EVENTS 

– ENTERTAINMENT AFTERNOON FRIDAY 14TH 

SEPTEMBER, featuring Dermott Brereton and Gerry 

Gee and friends, commencing at 12pm, food provided, 

drinks at bar prices, cost is only $50 per head. Bookings 

essential Darren Eason 0408 879 359. The Annual 

General Meeting will be held at the Clubrooms on Friday 

12 October commencing at 7.30pm.Please diarise this 

date ensure you do not miss this most important meeting. 

PRESENTATION NIGHT FRIDAY 26TH OCTOBER 

– Mulgrave Country Club Panorama Room, 7pm–12am, 

three-course meal included. Drinks at bar prices. Cost 

$50 per head. BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL call Mel 

Kavanagh 0408 687 385. Thank you to all our wonderful 

volunteers for the incredible effort over the four weeks 

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of junior fi nals, many thanks to Mel Kavanagh and Carly 

Fraser for rallying the troops. A brilliant team effort. Go 

Scores!! Keep up to date at www.scoresby.org.au! 

SOUTH CROYDON: Not a lot of joy from our visit to 

Scoresby last weekend, where we met three very good 

football teams under trying conditions. Although the 

scoreboard does not suggest it, the seniors played good 

football for all but one quarter. This opening was enough 

for the Magpies class and run to take hold. Nonetheless, 

there were continued positive signs, with the boy’s 

commitment and effort unquestioned. The reserves game 

was a low scoring battle, with most scoring to one end of 

the ground. Kicking with the aid of the strong wind in the 

last quarter, the opposition was able to do all the scoring 

and snatch a three-point win. The colts faced the top U19 

team, boasting a lot of size and talent, and struggled to 

make an impact. On the positive front, a number of U17s 

playing showed plenty of promise for season 2013. Today 

we welcome the Blackburn Football Club to Cheong 

Park for the fi nal fi xture for the year. Based on current 

ladder positions we should have three competitive games 

– let’s fi nish the year on a high by recording some wins. 

We again wish to acknowledge and thank all sponsors, 

members, supporters, volunteers and staff – without your 

support, the sometimes diffi cult 2012 season would have 

been even tougher. We hope to see many of you at the club 

AGM to be held in November and welcome expressions 

of interest / nominations for a number of vacant committee 

positions. Be at the clubrooms tonight for the iPod Shuffl e 

– this function last year was probably the best event held, 

and this year promises to be even bigger. Entry tickets still 

available at the door. Look out for club news during the off 

season through email bulletins, club website or follow us 

on Facebook @ South Croydon Fc. GO DOGGIES! 

VERMONT: Congratulations to our Junior Club for 

three Premierships and a Runners up last Sunday. To 

President Steve Bain and all Junior committee, Parents 

and Players, well done! Saturday was Aaron Nummy Day, 

and rightly so. He played his 251st game and broke Mark 

Cullen’s Vermont EFL Games Record. He also broke 

his nose and then dramatically kicked the fi nal goal. It 

could not have been scripted better, apart from the nose. 

Special thanks to the Master Engraver Perry Fletcher for 

the wonderful engraved decanter for Aaron Nummy. The 

Seniors put on a very strong performance in the blustery 

conditions. The Craig Coghlan CSR Monier Award went 

to Dean Kelly for a sensational game. Other best were 

Ryan Wilson, Nathan Henley, Daniel Mendes, Grant 

McCarthy, Tom Carmody. The Reserves did well again 

with the Perry Fletcher Award going to Cameron Dore, 

with other best players Trent King, Lachie Ryan, Lachie 

Tindal, Brad Jordan, Todd Daniher, Michael Sonsie. The 

Under 19’s were a bit undermanned , but at the same time 

played one their worst for the year. The Elite Appliances 

best players were Connor McCafferty, Matt Gould, Matt 

Barnard, Bryce Fisher, Matt McCluskey and Connor 

Sherridan-Ferrie. SOCIAL: Thanks to all our helpers for 

the Junior Finals you were fantastic. We have now two 

weeks of third divvy. If you can help Sunday, just turn up. 

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UNDER 19 

SOUTH CROYDON 

Sen. Coach: Damien Franken 

Res. Coach: Matthew Higgins 

Ground: Cheong Park, Eastfi eld Road 

South Croydon. (Melway map ref. 50 G7). 

Ph: 9725 7016. 

Colours: Red, white and blue horizontal 

stripes, royal blue shorts. 

1 David King 

2 Shayne Kearney 

3 Ben Osborne 

4 Trent Zomer 

6 Dion Festini 

7 Zac Higgins 

8 Chris Dinnell 

9 Dylan Troutman 

10 Nathan Burnage 

11 Steve Dinnell 

13 Dom Matarazzo 

14 Nick Molnar (VC) 

15 James Crowle 

16 Blair Allan 

17 Sam Cuthbert 

18 Robbie Mallison 

19 Ryan Humphrey 

20 Lachlan Arthurson 

21 John Del Giudice 

22 Jesse Selby-Hele 

23 Troy Walkley 

24 Michael King 

25 Grattan Stephens 

26 Liam Fitzgerald (VC) 

27 Alex Fraraccio 

28 Nick McConnell 

29 Cam Stone 

30 Daniel King (Capt) 

31 Alex McCormick 

32 Glenn Strachan 

33 Angus Stone 

34 Will Debney 

FIELD UMPIRES: MAGNUS VAISNYS, JOHN ROSSI 

Q1______ Q2______ Q3______ FINAL______ 

Coach: Ash Fullarton 

1 Luke O'Toole 

2 Rob Tinsley 

3 Kyle Rooney 

4 Bryan Adams 

5 Liam Cox 

6 Jack O'Connor 

7 James Draper 

8 Rhys Burgher 

9 Jack Deklijn 

10 Patrick Bayliss 

11 Jacob Mason 

12 Will Smith 

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DIVISION 1 TEAMS 

13 Phillip Dyck 

14 Brett Saunderson 

15 Ryan Brown 

16 Will Morrison 

17 Tom Gillingham 

18 Dean Richards 

19 Liam Beecroft 

20 Rhys Alexander 

21 James Debney 

22 Josh Bettess 

23 Alex Carney 

24 Connor Phelan 

35 Dylan Marshall 

36 Matt Crowle 

37 Daniel Bowes 

38 Josh McLachlan 

39 Darcy Brown 

40 Luke Baker 

41 Anthony Dessent 

42 Sam Cali 

43 Anthony Zeniou 

44 Josh O'Toole 

45 Nick King 

46 Michael McDonald 

47 David Macdonald 

48 Shannon Baker 

49 Sam Morrison 

50 Justin Minogue 

51 Luke Birtchnell 

52 Chris Dejager 

53 Jacob Fulton 

55 Joel Watson 

56 Brendan McKeown 

57 Tom Crowle 

58 Scott Panozza 

59 Nick Fraraccio 

60 Benn Fischer 

61 Jordan Rodriguez 

62 Matt Graham 

63 Dean Barker 

64 Tom McDonald 

66 Jye Allison 

25 Tom Currie 

26 Josh White 

28 Michael Hatfi eld 

29 Lucas Dean 

30 Alexander Hardingham 

1 Michael Prendergast (Co C) 

2 Michael Shea 

3 Kristan Height 

4 Stuart Johns 

5 Aaron Hatton 

6 Neil Jackson 

7 Brad Murray 

8 Brendan Rinaldi 

10 Jake Harkins 

11 Alex Geilings 

12 Graeme Johns 

13 Jack Lewis 

15 Alex Salama 

16 Anthony Fagan (VC) 

17 Tyler Faulkner 

18 Mitchell Thorp 

19 Anthony Simpson 

22 Paul Bunn 

23 Ben McClure 

24 Mitch Colvin 

25 James Kenworthy 

26 Adam Wilson 

27 Andrew Hobson 

28 Ryan Toohey 

29 Thomas Cooper 

30 Tim Spence 

31 Luke Maguire 

32 Marlon Simbolon 

33 Samuel Macaulay (Co C) 

35 Sebastian Wonka 

36 Nathan Hammond 

37 David Ismael 

Q1______ Q2______ Q3______ FINAL______ 

Coach: Paul Randles 

1 Sam Hudson 

2 Hayden Eddy 

3 Tim Watkins 

4 Michael Dunn 

5 William Forde 

6 Nick De Preu (Co C) 

7 Matthew Lockie 

8 Shannon Blewitt 

9 Steve Wiseman 

10 Jake Harkins 

11 Mitch Ward 

12 William Purcell 

13 Lachlan Duthie 

14 Matthew Drysdale 

15 Michael Dolan 

16 Sam McKenna 

17 Ben Porteous 

18 Mitchell Thorp 

19 Sean Stokes 

20 Dylan Vizzari 

21 Tom Randles 

22 Jake Toohey 

23 Ben Coghlan 

24 Daniel Reid 

BLACKBURN 

Sen. Coach: Peter Banfi eld 

Res. Coach: Garry Connolly 

Ground: Morton Park, Central Rd, Blackburn, 

(Melways 48 A10) 9894 1409. 

Colours: Red & black vertical stripes, 

black shorts. 

38 Zac Chapman 

39 Winston O'Sullivan 

40 Matthew Ladlow 

41 Mark Richards 

42 Tobias Deylen 

43 Jay Windle 

44 Andrew Tuminello 

45 John Kenworthy (Res C) 

46 Matthew Di Guilmi 

47 Daniel Brock 

48 Darcy Spence 

49 Arjuna Le Gros 

50 Gavin Moorfoot 

51 Matthew Allen 

52 Janaka Amarasekera 

55 William McLennan 

56 Andrew Harley 

57 Daniel Mahony 

59 Ryan Bilalis 

62 Michael Finlay 

63 Matthew King 

64 Simon Jordan 

66 Anthony McGlinn 

67 Nick Iwanov 

68 Mitchell Ward 

25 Nicholas Snibson 

26 William Lewis 

27 Andrew O'Meara 

28 Tyler Fent 

29 Nicholas Garratt (Co C) 

30 Edward Thwaites 

31 Byron Bushby 

32 Joseph Zema 

35 Sebastian Monka 

15 THE EASTERN FOOTBALLER 2012 

UNDER 19

UNDER 19 

EAST RINGWOOD 

Sen. Coach: Bernie Dinneen 

Res. Coach: Glen Stallworthy 

Ground: East Ringwood Reserve, 

Mt Dandenong Rd, East Ringwood 

(Melways 50 A7) Ph: 9870 8216. 

Colours: Royal blue jumper with white 

lightning strikes, royal blue shorts. 

1 Tony Van Rooyen 

2 Alex McIntosh 

3 Ethan Clasby 

4 Luke Vogels 

5 Chris Cerni 

6 Adam Gibson 

7 Brendan Holowiuk 

8 Jayden Rosewarne 

9 Greg Bartling 

10 Aaron Hoare 

11 Joe Fieschi 

12 Tyson Walshe 

13 Julian Moussi 

14 Daniel Maynard 

15 Matthew Sharpe 

16 Troy Wright 

17 Aaron Fiora 

18 Gary Conyers 

19 Joel Perry 

20 Andrew Renton 

21 David Bell 

22 Evan Phaedonos 

23 Tom Goodwin 

24 Cam Purdy 

25 Ty Millard 

26 Rhys Salmon 

27 Stephen Varney 

28 Cam Ekers 

29 Michael Connolly 

30 Zac Ward 

31 Dale Latham 

32 Jamie Hoffman 

Coach: Paul Fenton 

1 Nic Phaedonas 

2 James Symes 

3 Matthew Manuel 

4 Marc Dewacht 

5 Nic Cerni 

6 Dane Monaghan (C) 

7 Darcy Higgins 

8 Luke Russell 

9 Alexander Sampson 

11 Jarryd Ferguson 

12 Sean Beath 

13 Tim Ekers 

18 Matthew Bailey 

19 Caleb Delaney 

20 Brendan Classon 

21 Cameron Moss 

22 Mitch Thompson 

23 Lachlan Haggar 

24 James Potter 

25 Alex King 

26 Luke Power 

27 Sam McIlwane 

30 Lachlan Haggar 

31 Simon Orenshaw 

33 Nick Phaedonos 

34 Rian McGough 

35 Matthew Blaha 

36 Kristian Georgiou 

39 Ben Marsh 

40 Travis Strawhorn 

41 Adam Strawhorn 

42 Bernie Dinneen 

43 Harris Phaedonos 

45 Michael Gavric 

46 Darcy Powell 

48 Glenn Macdowell 

49 Tim Coad 

50 Brett Dewacht 

51 Taylor Matthews 

52 John Ladner 

53 Stephen Thomsen 

55 Luke Corrin 

56 Michael Ritchie 

57 Carson MaCartney 

58 Mitch Farmer 

59 Justin Smith 

60 Trent Rusell 

61 Daniel Dinneen 

62 Luke England 

64 Michael Hodgson 

68 Jarryd Brown 

70 Scott Carroll 

FIELD UMPIRES: JASON STEELE, JAMIE BEATTIE 

Q1______ Q2______ Q3______ FINAL______ 

34 Connor O'Sullivan 

35 Luke McPhie 

1 John Milhuisen 

2 Luke Barker 

3 Charlie Hendrie 

4 Jeff Gobbels 

6 Brad Neil 

7 Steve Kenna 

8 Rod Crowe 

9 Ben Harris 

10 Ben Wise 

11 Jarrad Wright 

12 Patrick Armstrong 

13 Cristian Sanfi lippo 

14 Ryan McMahon 

15 Shane Tregear 

16 Nick Smith 

17 Rennie Gilchrist (C) 

19 Jarryd Chirgwin 

20 Allan Murray 

21 Matty Murray 

22 Ed Court 

23 Marc O'Regan 

24 John Bernardone 

25 Ben Turner 

26 Dylan McMahon 

27 Ange Soldatos 

28 Robbie Parkinson 

29 Maddison Hardiman 

30 Andrew Crighton 

31 Blake Handson 

32 Ben McKenna 

33 Scott Krakouer 

34 Gene Thorbecke 

35 John Cooper 

BALWYN 

Sen. Coach: Daniel Donati 

Res. Coach: Warwick Ansell 

Ground: Balwyn Park, Cherry Road, Balwyn 

(Melways 46 D8) Ph: 9836 7974. 

Colours: Black yellow & white with 

black shorts. 

36 James Mccutchan 

37 Liam Frazer 

38 Liam Doidge 

39 Daniel McMahon 

40 Jack Emery 

41 Daniel Cooper 

42 Ed McCutchan 

43 Jayme Gottliebsen 

44 Matt Sheppard 

45 Tas Tsiounis 

46 Rob Marsh 

47 Troy Anderton 

48 Lachie McMillan 

49 Jackson O'Donnell 

50 Dylan Kerr 

51 Muhammad (Yze) Khan 

52 Jacob Pylka 

54 Scott Houghton 

55 Nick Kurbanovs 

61 Harrison Boulton 

62 Schafer Stewart (Res C) 

63 Adrian Pappas 

64 Tim Norton 

66 Michael Soldatos 

67 Patrick Canty 

72 Brayden Ansell 

73 Chris Young 

74 James Love 

76 Jaryd Coghill 

77 Nick Stragalinos 

78 Chris Houghton 

Q1______ Q2______ Q3______ FINAL______ 


DIVISION 1 TEAMS

CROYDON 

Sen. Coach: Angelo Lamanna 

Res. Coach: Tim Cook 

Ground: Hughes Park, Marrondah Hwy, Croydon Nth. 

(Melways 37 C7) 9726 7771. 

Colours: Navy jumper, white monogram, 

navy shorts. 

1 Andrew Hughes 

3 Tim Cook 

4 Damian Cupido 

5 Dale Bull 

6 Brendan Weinert 

7 Cameron Van Florestein 

8 Chris Grant 

9 Keiran Pertel 

10 Justin Ficorilli 

11 Leigh Kimpton 

12 Bradley Kelleher 

13 Ben Slattery 

15 Paul Thatcher 

16 Billy Dickson 

17 Trent Martin 

18 Brent Cowell 

19 Matthew Lyall 

20 Ben Riley 

21 Nathan Haag 

22 Nathan Parlby 

23 David Cross 

24 Byron Finnerty 

25 Daniel Cripps 

26 Tim Green 

27 Matt Wilkins 

28 Nick Wilkins 

29 Daniel Fielding 

30 Shane O'Donnell 

31 James Grant 

32 David Bailey 

33 Kristan Webster 

34 Daniel Mcconnell 

34R Alistair Cowan 


35 Jackson Woodward 

36 Jack Fraraccio 

37 Trent Kotaidis 

38 Rod Kotaidis 

39 Derek Wardrobe 

40 Lachy Tarrant 

41 Damian St Clair 

42 Travis Wright 

44 Shaun Wilson 

46 Sean Nugent 

47 Ryan Wilson 

48 Clement Jeannesson 

49 Berrick Harleyson 

51 Jarrod Butterworth 

52 Luke Muller 

53 Jordan Smith 

54 Andrew Caley 

55 Zac Gorsuch 

56 Wade Carter 

57 Ben Gardner 

61 Luke Egan 

62 Xavier Nowicki 

64 Josh Bentley 

69 Jake Stephens 

70 Paul Blight 

70 Ashley Farnan 

71 Brendan Egan 

75 Rhett Jordan 

76 Matt Chamberlain 

76 Chad Millard 

1 Jayden Hoegel 

2 Scott Goldsworthy 

3 Brad Jones 

4 Matt Krawzczyk 

5 Adam Parker 

6 Brenton Legg 

7 Scott Duncan 

8 Pat Tomkins 

9 Jared Goldsack 

10 Kirby McConnon 

11 Ben McDonald 

12 Jarrod Hicks 

13 Mitch Dole 

14 Jake Dunn 

15 Dan McDonald 

16 Steven Birthisel 

17 Beau Cosson 

18 Chris Hoegel 

19 David Marcius 

20 Justin Laughlin 

21 Tom Warby 

22 Wade McConnon 

23 Ben Casey 

24 Beau Coyle 

25 Owen Chadwick 

26 Lucas Gibbons 

29 Marc Williams 

30 Jared Major 

31 Ben Wilson 

32 Cal McConnon 

33 Beau Newman 

34 Paul Chadwick 

FIELD UMPIRES: ALASDAIR GALL, JUSTIN MCDONALD 

Q1______ Q2______ Q3______ FINAL______ Q1______ Q2______ Q3______ FINAL______ 

Coach: Sean Kavanagh 

1 Aerron Joseph 

2 Jackson Schneider 

3 Daniel Gianchino 

4 Jayden Raab 

5 Jack Sheridan 

6 Jacob Hill 

7 Jake Denes 

8 Ben Richards 

9 Jayden Cox 

10 Kristian Prosdocimi 

12 Stephen Scott 

13 Lachlan Bain 

14 Michael Casey 

15 Mark Denes 

16 Mitchell Walker 

17 Darcy Tasker 

18 Jack Reynolds 

19 Morgan Clark 

20 Andre Angemi 

21 Ben Eason 

22 Brandan Clark 

23 Scott Gerloff 

24 Joel Goullet 

25 Daniel Kouvardas 

SCORESBY 

Sen. Coach: Scott Whyte 

Res. Coach: Darren Perry 

Ground: Scoresby Recreation Reserve, 

Stud Rd, Scoresby. (Melways 72 H7). 

Ph: 9763 8888. 

Colours: Black and white vertical stripes, 

black shorts. 

35 Ben Bronsgeest 

37 Bradley Smith 

38 Nick Richards 

39 Ben Cull 

40 Rhys Van Rheenen 

43 Luke Van Rheenen 

44 Adam Bronsgeest 

46 Shaun Calammata 

47 Alex Grant 

48 Alex Policha 

50 Liam Byrne 

52 Steven Naylor 

54 Chris Bithisel 

55 Nathan Buxton 

56 Brendan Feore 

57 Mitchell Burley 

58 Shaun Cross 

59 Ryan Hicks 

65 Ben Osbourne 

26 Jacob Zboril 

27 Joshua Trounce 

28 Zac Clark 

29 Matt Little 

30 Michael Phillips 

31 David Del Papa 

33 Ryan Silver 

34 Brett Holst 

35 Nikolas Papadopoulos 

36 Daniel Erasmus 

38 Graeme Little 

39 Alex Policha 


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UNDER 19 

KNOX 

Sen. Coach: Jon Knight 

Res. Coach: Rhys Marget 

Ground: Knox Gardens Reserve, Argyle Way, 

Wantirna Sth (Melways 72 G2) 

Ph: 9801 1404. 

Colours: Red jumper with black sash, 

black shorts. 

1 Scott Davis 

2 Brendon Makea 

3 Sam Jeffery 

4 Brett Kay 

5 Lucas Bakes 

6 Patrick O'Keefe 

7 Luke Williams (C) 

8 Braet Adams 

9 George Stuckey 

10 Darcy Collins 

11 Ben Healey 

12 Ryan Jeffery 

13 Daniel Noy 

14 Jake Mowat 

15 Jarrod Clark 

16 Brendon Blizzard 

17 Paul Tredrea 

18 Reyne Harris 

19 Jake Dennis 

20 Damien Gianforte 

21 James Hammil 

21R Adam Whitten 

22 Joshua Bolton 

23 Sam Grose 

24 Stephen Aiello 

25 Joel McGown 

26 Jacob Castricum 

27 Mitch Reyment 

28 Taylor McEvoy 

29 Myles Krakouer 

30 Troy McGown 

31 Jarrod Golby 

32 Chris Buerckner 

33 Mitch Greaves 

FIELD UMPIRES: JARROD REID, MATT DONAT 

Q1______ Q2______ Q3______ FINAL______ 

Coach: Stephen Noy 

1 Liam Kenny 

2 Nick Bridges 

3 Mitch Noy 

4 Braydon McGown 

5 Pat Forrest 

6 Jake Keenan 

7 Harry Exton 

8 Michael Bruce 

9 Sam McCarthy (C) 

10 Tom Sears 

11 Michael Crawford 

12 Tom Slater 


13 Tyson Brown 

14 Alex Castricum 

15 Brad Martin 

16 Damon Tomlinson 

17 Luke Lennox 

18 Andrew Lowe 

19 Dean Ierufi 

20 Merrick Young 

21 Dylan Wallace 

22 Corne Mostert 

23 Jack Cooper 

24 Luke Chin 

34 Marcus Jordan 

35 David Garrett 

36 Daniel Bevan 

37 Gareth Britten 

38 Matty Smyth 

39 Craig Higgins 

40 Michael Aiello 

41 Jack Crosbie 

42 Dane Howard 

43 Darren Minto 

44 Rhys Joachim 

45 Josh Phillips 

46 Drew Keltie 

47 James Morris 

48 Lachlan Stanic 

49 Jared Lepore 

50 Paul Tyler 

51 Nathan Canning 

52 Andrew Clifford 

53 Caleb Lewis 

54 Shane Saunders 

55 Matt Miller 

57 Matt Sutherland 

58 Isaac McCrimmon 

59 Jarrod Butcher 

60 Alan Kenworthy 

61 Liam Heard 

62 Mitch Donald 

63 Bowen Strahan 

64 Ryan Payne 

66 Jessie Bourke 

67 Adrian Whitling 

89 Tom Chisholm 

25 Jayden Brown 

26 Alex Veitch 

27 Ethan Murray 

28 James Hair 

29 Jack Schroeder 

30 Alex Morgan 

32 James Krenn 

33 Sam Raru 

60 Allan Kenworthy 

18 

2 Robert Campbell 

3 Alex Fiore 

3a Stuart Wynd 

4 Stephen Henshaw 

5 Sam Kilduff 

6 Justin Olsson 

8 James Ivory 

9 Jason Kennedy 

10 Anthony Mariani 

11 Jason May 

12 Peter Giannopoulos 

13 Steven Trollope 

14 Adam Slater 

15 Robbie Kerr 

16 Michael Migliore 

17 Jai Middleton 

17a Andy Farrall 

18 Nathan Gray 

19 Leigh Bailey 

20 Matty Jessop 

21 Tom Miles 

22 Justin Summons 

23 Marcus Carroll 

24 Mark Holland 

25 Matty Mariani 

26 Tom Smith 

27 Wayne Cripps 

28 Craig O’Reilly 

29 Shaun Page 

30 Syd Driffi eld 

31 Daniel Gribbin 

32 Craig O’Malley 

33 Mitchell Cosgrove 

Q1______ Q2______ Q3______ FINAL______ 

Coach: Bruce Camm 

1 Henry Ross-Stubbs 

2 Daniel Murphy 

3 Luke Molyneux 

4 Yianni Griffi ths 

6 Matt Todd 

7 Jordan Damatopoulos 

8 Dylan Carroll 

9 Jayden Duman 

10 Jay MacPhie 

11 Jack Craig 

12 Liam Corkhill 

13 Adam Quirk 

14 James Ilango 

15 Jake D’Angelo 

16 John Spilitopoulos 

17 Emmanuel 

Haralampoulos 

18 James Grigoriou 

19 Chris Urban 

20 Jake Douglas 

21 Jason Read 

23 Blake Dossor 

24 Steve Catros 

26 Ben Galloway 

EAST BURWOOD 

Sen. Coach: Greg Freemantle 

Res. Coach: Stuart Wynd 

Ground: East Burwood Reserve, Burwood Hwy, 

East Burwood (Melways 62 B7) 

Ph: 9887 8574. 

Colours: Black jumper, white monogram, 

black shorts with EFL webbing. 

34 Daniel Bramstedt 

35 Jarrod MacDonald 

36 Lee Masters 

37 Jack Regester 

38 Ben Sullivan 

39 Simons Cocks 

40 Alex Hay 

41 Travis Black 

42 Danny O’Hazy 

43 Brendan Hislop 

44 Eric MacPhie 

45 Matthew Gagliardi 

46 Matty Henricus 

47 Jacob Gooden 

48 Tim Morgan 

49 Luke Riley 

50 Chris Porter 

51 Matt Stiles 

52 Naish Campbell 

54 Ryan Serpanchy 

55 Jarrad Matheson 

56 Riley Irving 

57 Israel Carter 

58 Jack Lyons 

59 Lachlan Cook 

60 Sean Bramstedt 

27 Anthony Panayanides 

28 Adam Banks 

29 Spencer Owen 


UNDER 19

UNDER 19 

FIELD UMPIRES: BERNARD MILLS, JAMIE BEATTIE 

LILYDALE 

Sen. Coach: Simon Rourke 

Res. Coach: Adam Hinds 

Ground: Lilydale Sports Oval, off Main St, 

Lilydale (Melways 38 E4) 

Ph: 9735 0270. 

Colours: Blue jumper with yellow sash, 

royal blue shorts. 

1 Ben Power 

2 David Hill 

3 Ryan Breese 

4 Jarrad Barden 

5 Shaun Dixon 

6 Ben Dolan 

7 Grant Hill 

8 Ben Neagle 

9 Ash Davies 

10 Dan Baldwin 

11 Jim Shore 

12 Jesse Ridd 

13 Dean Carswell 

14 Nick Sargent 

15 Steve Wright 

16 Daniel Ferry 

17 Josh Hill 

18 Stephen Cruickshank 

19 Trent Tesoreiro 

20 Jamie Cruickshank 

21 Dan Breese 

22 Matt Wright 

23 Nathan O'Keefe 

24 James Roach 

25 Tom Herbert 

26 Jay Pumpa 

27 Andrew Whelan 

28 Leigh McCombe 

29 Andrew Preston 

30 Jake Taylor 

31 Darcy Spurling 

32 Kris Shore 

33 James Munro 

FIELD UMPIRES: ADAM JAFFREY, DAVID SCOLLARY 

Q1______ Q2______ Q3______ FINAL______ 

Coach: John Gordon 

1 Jake Dipietrantonio 

2 Sam Horsley 

3 Ben Stevens 

4 Zac Galbally 

5 Billy Gardner 

6 Johnnie Dell 

7 Patrick Ashton 

8 James Whelan 

9 James Donald 

10 Richard Wyles 

11 Matthew Wierzbicki 

12 Lachlan Koger 


13 Tom Rourke 

14 Justin D’Angelo 

15 Michael Gordon 

16 Callum Morison 

17 Brad Lowe 

18 Sean McKinney 

20 Brayden Schembri 

21 Kyle Maher 

22 Dayne Hammacher 

23 Marcus O’Donoghue 

25 Luke Thomas 

26 Sean Clarke 

34 Rhys Barker 

35 Sam Meyers 

36 Luke Wilson 

37 Dylan Barker 

38 Rob Sandy 

39 Peter Beaumont 

40 Daniel Williams 

41 Ryan Mitchell 

42 Leigh Carswell 

43 Ross Ansaldi 

44 Steve McDonald 

45 Callum Morison 

46 Daniel McDonald 

47 Chris McDonald 

48 Josh Ackland 

49 James Snow 

50 Geoff Tripovich 

51 Brad Graham 

52 Marcus Hottes 

53 Jeremy Bell 

54 Chris Waddell 

55 Adam Wadsworth 

56 Trent Ward 

57 Shane Butler 

58 Mike Ward 

61 Matt Cogan 

62 Josh Apap 

88 Robbie Allen 

27 Lachlan McInnes 

28 Joel Crowther 

29 Nick Sargent 

30 Jake McInnes 

31 Matthew Fotia 

32 Louie Di Martino 

1 Stuart Hill 

2 Scott Day 

3 David Johnson 

4 Kris Nye 

5 Zac Carroll 

6 John Holmes 

7 Brent English 

8 Hayden Jurey 

9 David Knowles 

10 Jesse Newman 

11 Matt McCormack 

12 Matt Decler 

13 Curtis Dunne 

14 Nick Nagel 

15 Jake Ford 

16 Jake Buckingham 

17 Evan Johnson 

18 Matt Aver 

19 Ben Gilling 

20 Richard Seegar 

21 Shane Clayton 

22 Nick Edge 

23 David Blackie 

24 Paul Maskaant 

25 Dean Clayton 

26 Jayden Kroussoratis 

27 Andrew Jennings 

29 James Wilsen 

30 Tom Marriott 

31 Ryan Manley 

32 Jonathan Wynn 

33 Joel Stephens 

34 Nick Blair 

Q1______ Q2______ Q3______ FINAL______ 

Coach: Ian Shepherd 

1 Chris Sharpe 

2 Lockie Mckenzie 

3 Jack Stringer 

4 James Mchardy 

5 Kyle Sultana 

6 Wade Berry 

7 Olly Twine 

8 Lincoln Keedle 

9 Shaun Mcbride 

10 Mark Lisle 

11 Leigh Minette 

12 Mitch Malt 

13 Mick Wright 

14 Andrew White 

15 Alec Mcclean 

16 Michael Philp 

17 Toby Ford 

18 Josh Schille 

19 Zak Mccubbin 

20 Aaron Pearson 

21 Dylan Agnew 

22 Mitch Williams 

24 Hamish Mcwhirter 

25 Jackson Coulthard 

NORWOOD 

Sen. Coach: Kevin Tibaldi 

Res. Coach: Duncan Cant 

Ground: Mullum Reserve, Mullum Mullum Rd, 

Ringwood (Melways 49 K5) 9879 1082. 

Colours: Black jumper with purple, gold and 

white lightning strikes with norseman 

logo, black shorts. 

35 Alan Pettigrew 

37 Chay Deary 

38 Wes Green 

38 Jackson Miller 

39 Trent Minnette 

40 Pat Jones 

41 Logan Whitaker 

42 Rhys Djohan 

43 Max Casey 

44 Matt Whittaker 

45 Tyler Arrowsmith 

46 Alex Calder 

47 Dale May 

48 Justin Gould 

49 Charlie Ross 

50 Jason Cant 

51 Matt Sharrock 

52 MattScott 

54 Randy Briggs 

56 Dene Rodger 

57 Sean Barnard 

58 Ryan Cornwall 

59 Brendan Power 

61 Jack Cornwall 

62 Daniel Furmston 

63 Kim Keedle 

63 Ryan Walkenhorst 

65 Charles McKenna 

67 Steve Biggins 

68 Steve Wright 

26 Chris Tibb 

27 Brent Jordan 

28 Riley Paterson 

29 Tom Wynne 

30 Josh Mcintyre 

31 Jordan Smith 

32 Daniel Xantidis 

36 Josh Bird 

39 Lochie Dickson 

40 Liam Oakey 

50 Luke O'neill 

56 Dean Black 

64 Luke Arrowsmith 


UNDER 19

UNDER 19 

NOBLE PARK 

Sen. Coach: Mick Fogarty 

Res. Coach: Benn Logan 

Ground: Pat Wright Senior Oval, Moodemere St, 

Noble Park (Melways 89 D5) 9546 0653. 

Colours: Gold jumper, royal blue shoulders, with 

blue bulls emblem, royal blue shorts. 

1 Craig Anderson 

1R Josh Ferguson 

2 Nick Williams 

3 George Angelopolous 

3R Jake Angelopolous 

4 Stewart Kemperman 

5 Daniel Rigg 

6 Stuart Cleeve 

7 Trent Robertson 

9 Daniel Galante 

10 Richard Minney 

12 Tim Kelly 

13 Craig Jacotine 

14 Sam Monaghan 

15 Shayne Allan 

15R Kevin Kean 

16 Andrew McConnell 

17 Luke Mclean 

18 Luke Mann 

19 Tom Wilkinson 

20 Brad Scalzo 

21 Jarrod Plymin 

21R Ray Lengyel 

22 Aaron Dunne 

23 Ziggy Alwan 

24 Luke Cody 

25 Daniel Crespin 

26 Tyson Mitchem 

27 Nick Pereira 

28 Justin Dowling 

29 Cohen Howell 

30 Tim Beech 

Coach: Greg Barclay 

2 Jordan Thomas 

4 Tom Anderton 

5 Nathan Hampton 

8 Veton Rexha 

9 Adem Erbulut 

10 Visesio Saina 

11 Shaun Logan-Brown 

12 James Karavokyris 

13 Aaron Erbulut 

14 Dylan Wheeler 

16 George Lazaridis 

17 Scott Chamberlin 

19 Andrew Birte 

20 Jayden Denmead 

24 Nathan Kriening 

25 Stephen Beirouti 

26 Thomas Gibney 

27 Cameron McLeod 

28 Kane McCoy 

30 Michael Kloandridis 

31 Ben Garslin 

32 Justin Sguzzato 

33 Peter Heng 

34 Jess Zioane 

32 Glen Manson 

33 Ben Keane 

34 Nathan Brown 

35 Sean Goedheer 

36 Kal Alwan 

37 Warrick Fenner 

39 Bobby Kemperman 

40 Andrew Bell 

41 Tom Brennan 

42 Frank D'Angelo 

43 Harris Elkasoris 

44 Steve Tolongs 

45 Matt Pearce 

46 Jon Mohamed 

47 Kieran McConnell 

48 Wes Weisshardt 

49 Duran Folino 

50 Mladen Josic 

51 Rene Rodriguez 

52 Manny Rodriguez 

53 Daniel Jamieson 

54 Louis Zammit 

55 Suni Jayasinghe 

56 Chris Horton-Milne 

57 Simon Wise 

59 Petar Petrovic 

60 Eric Kollowski 

65 Nathan Carver 

66 Trent Cody 

67 Joey McLelland 

68 David Schluburg 

FIELD UMPIRES: JORDAN BUCKINGHAM, DAN BEARD, JASON HERMANN 

Q1______ Q2______ Q3______ FINAL______ 

35 Marvin Bembenuto 

53 Tom Davis 

NOBLE PARK FOOTBALL SOCIAL CLUB 

Moodemere Street, Noble Park 

Ph: 9546 0653 

Email: nobleparkfsc@bigpond.com.au 

1 Kyle Emley 

2 Jarrod Dalton 

3 Nick Mendes 

4 Grant McCarthy 

5 Mitch Bonuda 

6 Nathan Henley 

7 Robbie Ross 

8 Dean Millhouse 

9 Dean Waller 

10 Simon Taylor 

11 Ryan Mullett (Snr Cpt) 

12 Heath Black 

13 Daniel Mendes 

14 Lachlan Tindal 

15 Tom Carmody 

16 David Edgcumbe 

17 Ryan Wilson 

18 Travis Bird 

19 Alex Bull 

20 Lachlan Ryan 

21 Dean Kelly 

22 Jack Besley 

22A Shane Davidson 

23 Scott Cameron 

24 Michael DellAquila 

25 Adrian Gileno 

26 Todd Daniher 

27 Matt Greig 

28 Michael Sonsie 

29 David Leung 

30 Anthony Chiodo 

31 Xavier Barry-Murphy 

Q1______ Q2______ Q3______ FINAL______ 

Coach: Graeme Hocking 

1 Paul White 

2 Luke Strachan 

3 Nick Mendes 

4 Andy Hackett 

5 Jarryd Smith 

7 Tom Langmaid 

8 James Pritchard 

11 Brad Walters 

12 Connor McCafferty (C) 

13 Jesse Gannon 

14 Connor Sheridan-Ferrie 

15 Tom Pretto 

18 Fraser Burns 

19 Lachlan Pritchard 

20 Matt Gould 

21 Scott Wrigley 

22 Shane Davidson 

24 Bryce Fisher 

26 Joe Fisher 

28 Brad Cameron 

30 Lucas McCullough 

35 Nick Johnson 

47 Matt Barnard 

48 James Fuss 

VERMONT 

Sen. Coach: Kris Barlow 

Res. Coach: Jeff Rudd 

Ground: Vermont Recreation Reserve, Corner 

Canterbury and Terrara Roads, Vermont 

(Melways 62 J2) Ph: 9873 4513. 

Colours: Purple jumper with gold eagle emblem, 

purple shorts. 

32 Jamie Rushton 

33 Tim Johnson 

35 Nick Johnson 

36 Trent King 

37 Andrew Ellis 

38 Lachlan Johns 

39 Steve Daniher 

40 Peter Ferrier 

41 Mark Griffi ths 

42 James Shambrook 

43 Aaron Nummy 

44 Jason Youssef 

45 Luke Johnson 

47 Cameron Dore 

48 Brad Jordan 

49 Andrew Pretto 

50 Brett Caterston 

51 Luke Illott 

52 Jarrod Bird 

53 Nick Carrodus 

54 Tom Wilson 

55 Kieran McAuley 

57 Patrick Lawlor 

64 Duncan Jones 

54 Lachlan Johns 

55 Ted Linden 

64 Matt McCluskey 

66 Jordan Hemmings 



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DIVISION 2 


BAYSWATER: The Under 19's started the game 

well to lead by four points at the fi rst change, but the 

wheels certainly fell off after that, only scoring seven 

points for the rest of the game. The resultant 47-point 

loss was a disappointing end to the season for the 

boys, but they are a close knit group and we hope all 

will continue on to the senior club in 2013. Goals: 

all singles to Goon, Billy O and Al White. Best: 

Goon, Benny B, Leacy, Dyl Barker, Al White, Patty. 

The kicking boots were certainly left at home by the 

reserves, with nine points straight at three-quarter 

time. Our only goal kicked in the last by Bickie in a 

game best forgotten coming into fi nals. The atrocious 

conditions did not suit our game and we could not 

buy a goal having more scoring shots, but still going 

down by seven points. Best: Powelly, Moons, Dighty, 

Bickie, Teddy, Killer. The seniors also found the 

swamp diffi cult work and trailed by a goal in a very 

low scoring game at half time. The Blues kicked 

away by four goals in the third term but three goals 

in three minutes late in the quarter saw the defi cit 

reduced to only two points coming in to the last. A 

fi nal quarter slog got us over the line by six points, 

which was creditable on a ground better suited to 

water polo. The pleasing sign was that we never gave 

up and need to take that positive attitude in both 

games today to advance another week into the fi nals 

series. Goals: Joel three, Wayno, Mitch two, Hally 

one. Best: Ollo, Sammy, Spud, Joel, Hally, Macca. 

No second chances today boys. Bring you’re a-game 

and we can beat anyone. GO BAYSIE! 

DONCASTER EAST: Pleasing to fi nish off 

the season with three wins. For us again a very 

frustrating year, either our players down on form or 

copping very bad injuries. Last week so early in the 

game was sickening to see Jazz Marshall go down 

with a horrifi c ankle injury, which put a dampener 

on the day. Pleased to report he has been operated on 

and doing well. Looking forward to seeing Jazz in 

the next few days up and about. Rather than precise 

the games on a very wet and miserable day, we 

want to take again the opportunity of thanking all 

the players, particularly the players that fi lled in for 

the Rezzies during the year for allowing us to get a 

team on the track. To Pete Sowersby for taking up 

the mantle of a very diffi cult task of putting a team 

together each and every Thursday. To Paris ,Pembo 

and Newie, their fi rst season with us on keeping us 

competitive each week. Whilst they are fi nished for 

the year, we have our Under 19’s who together with 

Jason Hardwick, Debby Phillips and support crew, 

have once again made the fi nals and we all wish 

them all the success they deserve. Everyone get out 

there and support the guys and get back to the club 

afterwards for hopefully a celebratory lunch. Whilst 

our season is almost over, the club have stil got some 

fantastic entertaining functions coming up. Friday 

September 21 from 12.30 pm at Zerbes, we have our 

Annual Footy Lunch featuring Dave O’Neill, Cam 

Mooney and music. It’s $90ph for a meal, beer and 

wine until 4pm. Please contact Pete Sowersby (0408 

383 118) as we only have limited seats available. 

Presentation Night is Friday 28 September, so please 

get in quick and arrange your tables for a fantastic 

night, where we honour and acknowledge players for 

their efforts during the season. Our condolences go 

out to Garry, Brent Jordon and family on the passing 

of a footy legend ‘Slug Jordon’ our thoughts are with 

you all at this sad time. Go Donny East! 

DONVALE: Seniors – Not a good way to fi nish 

off the season with an ordinary effort against 

Mooroolbark. Our season has had some ups and 

downs. Unfortunately when it counted we weren’t 

quite good enough. Something to build on for next 

year. Thanks to Billy, Touty, Choppa and Wally for 

all their work during the season. Reserves – Can’t 

believe we missed out on a fi nals berth. Dropped a 

couple of games that has come back to bite us. In 

all, it was a good season by the twos and next year 

we can take the next step. Thanks to Shooter, Mica, 

Baz, and Dav for improving this group. Under 19’s – 

Great season thus far and all four fi nals sides are very 

evenly matched. Today we face Upper Gully and the 

winner will advance to a Prelim Final. One win each 

during the Home and Away so good luck to our Boys 

today. Congratulations to Chris Jones – Senior B&F 

Winner, and Morgan Lane – Reserves B&F Winner. 

MONTROSE: A couple of congratulations from last 

week. To Martin Hoogstra and his under 11’s who 

have come through the season struggling for numbers 

and achieved the ultimate on Sunday in winning the 

premiership. To Heath Benninga who played his 

100th game in the seniors against Upper Gully on 

Saturday. The U19s started the day in the wet and 

slippery conditions and had diffi culties matching the 

strength and size of Upper Gully. The boys have stuck 

together and shown signifi cant improvement this 

season. Best – Condello, Holloway, Benington, King, 

Hanson, Thomas. The Development Squad had a real 

arm wrestle and came out victors by eight points. Best 

– Geraraghty, Rogers, Rickard, Colakidis, Yeomans, 

Wheat. The senior game was played in deteriorating 

conditions with both teams throwing themselves into 

the fray to get the ball. We played football to suit the 

conditions and continued to move and hold the ball in 

the forward line to kick a winning score. A good tune 



up for the fi nals. Best – Edwards, Garthwaite, Watson, 

Knee, Goodman, Langdon. SOCIAL NOTES- After the 

game it’s back to the clubrooms for awards at 7pm. See 

Julie Bleasedale or Kerrie Schilling if you haven’t paid 

for Presentation Night as we have limits on the numbers 

to attend. This week the Development Squad play 

Upper Gully again. Both games this year have been 

very competitive so come to play boys. The seniors play 

Rowville who have had the upper hand in both games 

this year. Let’s get into the action from the start and 

more importantly put the ball between the goals more 

frequently to maintain scoreboard pressure. GO DEES. 

MOOROOLBARK: After a long home and away 

season we are now at the business end with the 

Seniors, Reserves and Vets all playing in fi nals. 

Well done to the Mustang Under 17’s on their 

premiership last Sunday and to the Under 11’s who 

went down by two points in their GF. Last week we 

took on Donvale at home in atrocious conditions. 

Unfortunately the Colts couldn’t fi nish off their 

season with a win, but they fi nished a credible 

fi fth on the ladder. Cal Hirvonen fi nished off a 

good season with the BOG award. The Reserves 

were superb in their do or die clash, clinching a 

fi nals berth with an 11-point victory. Captain Kane 

Williams led by example with two match-winning 

goals and the BOG award. The boys will go into 

this week’s fi nal as underdogs, but will be giving 

their all. Conditions had deteriorated even more by 

the time the Seniors ran out, but after a slow start, 

we managed to take control of the game and record 

a solid 61-point win. “Moose” Armstrong played 

a blinder, top scoring with three goals and earning 

top votes in the award. Today we take on Bayswater 

in both the Seniors and Reserves. All Mustang 

supporters are urged to be at Jubilee Park to cheer 

the boys on. The Heights rooms will be open after 

the game so all are invited back for (hopefully) 

celebratory drinks. GO MUSTANGS!!! 

ROWVILLE: The seniors fi nished off the year 

with an impressive 38-point win against local 

rival Mulgrave in diffi cult conditions at home last 

Saturday. Nathan Hicks, Robbie McEwin and Mitch 

Garner kicked two goals each. Best players included 

Michael Bussey, Robbie McEwin, Gav Willoughby, 

Jimmy Powell and Cody Morris. The reserves 

fi nished a disappointing season with a win in veteran 

Ricky Watson’s last game. Charlie McKee, Jessie 

Owen, Anthony Rowe, Dean Spark and Travis Davis 

were our best players in a low scoring affair. The 

Under 19’s returned to form to clinch top spot in 

a 53-point win against Mulgrave. Mark Seedsman 

kicked four goals and Gavin Pears three and they 

were joined in the best players by Jarryd Hall, Josh 

Jenkins and Tim O’Orien. This week the Under 19’s 

take on Doncaster East and the Seniors Montrose in 

the Second Finals with a Grand Final berth on offer. 

After the seniors game the players will join supporters 

back at the club rooms. Everyone associated with the 

club was saddened with the passing of club member 

Andrew Bussey last week. Andrew is the father of 

current senior player Michael and has had a long 

association with both the Senior and Junior clubs, our 

thoughts are with the Bussey family. Bookings are 

still open for the 2012 Presentation Night to be held 

on Saturday September 15, 2012 at the Village Green 

Hotel in Mulgrave. Limited tickets are available but 

the event is fi lling fast, tickets are $70 per head with 

drinks at bar prices go to the functions page at www. 

rowvillefc.org.au for all the details. 

UPPER FERNTREE GULLY: Good Luck to our 

Under 19’s and Reserves sides as they start their 

fi nals campaign this weekend. Last week was a 

hard slog for all three teams in the conditions with 

the Under 19’s having a good win and the Reserves 

narrowly going down to Montrose who they face 

again in the second semi-fi nal. Congratulations 

to Vito Lorusso on his 100th game. Well done to 

Jeff Franken on his fi rst game in the Reserves and 

also great to see Stevie Phillips play his fi rst game 

since 2009. The seniors fi nished their season with 

a loss to Montrose with the highlight being Matt 

Petracca kicking 3 goals to bring up his 50th goal 

for the season. Bad luck to the Under 17’s who lost 

their Grand Final at Scoresby last week. It was a 

great achievement to get their after their start to the 

year. Good night last week to fi nish off the season 

– thanks to everyone who has helped around the 

club during the year. Presentation Night tickets now 

available from the club: U19’s and Vets on Friday 

14 September and Seniors/Reserves on Saturday 15 

September. Don’t forget to visit the website http:// 

www.uftgfc.sportingpulse.net for all the latest info 

from around the club. The club is now on twitter; go 

to the website and sign up now for the latest tweets, 

also check out the new Facebook page. Thank you to 

all our sponsors for 2012 and especially our Major 

sponsor in Ferntree Gully Toyota, our Gold level 

sponsors in GRRR Renovations, Genesis Fitness 

Boronia and Frawley Signs and our Silver Level 

sponsors in Action Events, Mystique Printing, 

Airepair, CD Automotive, FTG Auto Salvage, 

Mayerling Cellars and the Royal Hotel. Please use 

them and mention you are from the club so they 

continue their support to us. Good Luck Today 

Upper.....Go the Red and Blue! 


DIVISION 2

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LAST TIME THEY MET 

DIVISION 2 ‘CHOOSE TAP’ FIRST SEMI-FINAL 

SENIORS 

MOOROOLBARK 

VS 

BAYSWATER 

Round 12 

Mooroolbark 11.13 (79) defeated by Bayswater 13.11 (89) 

GOALS Baystwater: D. Burmeister 3, W. McInerney 3, 

M. Hayhurst 2, M. Cunningham 1, J. Murphy 1, 

T. Olarenshaw 1, S. Redzic 1, B. Jane 1 

Mooroolbark: K. Talevski 5, M. Martin 1, 

S. Newman 1, M. Smith 1, M. Polkinghorne 1, 

L. Armstrong 1, S. Dimitriou 1 

BEST Baystwater: D. Burmeister, M. Hayhurst, 

S. Nevins, A. Jones, M. Cunningham, T. 

Olarenshaw 

Mooroolbark: J. McManus, M. Polkinghorne, 

L. Armstrong, R. Dent, L. Thompson, M. Smith 

RESERVES 

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Always read the label. Use only as directed. If symptoms persist see your healthcare practitioner. 

BAYSWATER 

VS 

MOOROOLBARK 


Bayswater 14.7 (91) defeated Mooroolbark 3.7 (25) 

UNDER 19’S 

UF GULLY 

VS 

DONVALE 


UF Gully 5.4 (34) defeated by Donvale 6.4 (40) 

Supporting your Passion 


UPPER FTG 

Coach: Dave Tilley 

Manager: Wayne McWilliam 

Trainer: Andrea Ward 

Runner: Phil Gellie 

Colours: Red and blue vertical stripes, 

royal blue shorts 

No. Player Goals Behinds 

UNDER 19s 

DONVALE 

Coach: Kevin Collins 

Manager: Tony Mazzone 

Trainers: Alyssa Kelly & Matt Leone 

Runner: Stephen Grocott 

Colours: Green and white panels with a 

thick black cross and black shorts 

1 Bryce Hards 

1 Latino, Stephen 

2 Daniel Deangelis 

2 Rambaldi, Angelo 

4 Jarryd Roleff 

3 Zerbi, Giacomo 

5 Mark Fenelon 

4 Mazzone, Angelo 

6 Ryan Thomas 

5 Molloy, David 

7 

8 

10 

11 

Sam Crocker 

Patrick Gellie 

Brenton Toole 

Tyler Willis 

7 

9 

10 

Leardi, Dylan 

Hornung, Oliver 

Pantas, Rick 

12 Tyson McWilliam 

11 Roth, Andreas 

13 Jared Derksen 

12 Holland, David 

14 Jordy Whiteman 

13 Knight, Jean Paul 

15 Darcy Wilson 

14 Lawton, Liam 

17 Matthew Taylor 

15 Fabiyanic, Zachary 

18 Kelsey Currie 

18 Parkinson, Joshua 

18 Harry Taylor 

20 Dillon, Patrick 

19 Liam Gellie 

21 Di Staso, Dean 

20 Paul Caruso 

23 Michelangeli, Adam 

21 Nelson O'Dwyer 

25 Giudice, Aaron 

22 Josh Ward 

28 Munks, James 

23 

24 

25 

27 

Jarrad Gstrein 

Daniel Begley 

Dean Bridle 

Alexander Carroll 

29 

31 

32 

D'Aloisio, Jarrod 

Sieger, Carl 

Collins, Matthew 

29 Scott Merchant 

37 Grocott, Jeremy 

31 Trentt Frawley 

38 Greco, Robert 

32 Nick Frew 

41 McCleery, Sean 

33 Troy Smith 

43 Dawson, Mitchell 

44 Joel Roberts 

59 Lester, James 

83 Matthew Hart 

66 Jones, Daniel 

UMPIRES: (FIELD) LUKE HUNTER, ANDREW KRUGER, BRAD LETSON (GOAL) HENRY SIMS, MARTIEN PRUYSERS 

1ST 

QUARTER 

3RD 

QUARTER 

2ND 

QUARTER 

FINAL 

SCORE 


1ST 

QUARTER 

3RD 

QUARTER 

2ND 

QUARTER 

FINAL 

SCORE 


DIVISION 2 FINALS SERIES

BAYSWATER 

Coach: Brett Purcell 

Manager: Keith Abblitt 

Trainer: Bob Collins 

Runner: Mitch Brereton 

Colours: Green jumper with gold vee and 

black shorts. 


RESERVES 

MOOROOLBARK 

Coach: Scott Dimitriou 

Asst. Coach: Neil Wells 

Manager: Peter Maxwell 

Trainers: George Burge & Gary Freeman 

Colours: Green jumper, gold diagonal slashes, 

black mustang logo, Green shorts. 

1 Jarrod Gardham 

1 Jake Cosenza 

2 Ben Bakker 

5 Robert Johns 

6 

8 

9 

Sandor Redzic 

Ash Vandelaak 

Jeremy Moore 

7 

9 

11 

13 

Scott Dimitrou 

Braeden Chivers 

Nick Maxwell 

Jonathon Cutting 

15 Tim Olarenshaw 

16 Kane Williams (Capt) 

17 Cam Smith 

22 Kieran Brumby 

18 Tim Hancock 

23 Michael Noonan 

22 Ben Stallion 

24 Kieran Rutley 

24 Tim Hall 

25 Daniel Lemon 

28 

30 

31 

Trent Vanvught 

Tim Cook 

Alan Wallace 

27 

28 

29 

33 

Daniel Dimitriou 

Tristan Verhoef 

Matthew Jackson 

Matthew Peschke 

35 Dylan Atkinson 

34 Michael Horsley 

36 Mitch Jackson 

35 Callan Stevens 

37 Justin Dight 

36 Jeremy Neumann 

38 Ben Searle 

37 Steven Kelton 

39 

40 

41 

David Beck 

Shane Powell 

Ben Prouse 

41 

42 

43 

45 

Spencer Marumaru 

Aydin Ahmet 

Michael Johns 

Ben Benson 

42 Jayson Gordon 

46 Karnel Ahmet 

44 Steve Mooney 

48 Harry Andonopoulos 

45 Mick Fraser 

49 Jakeb Cheney 

46 Ben Podger-Carroll 

51 Daniel Jones 

47 

49 

50 

51 

Matt Green 

Luke Meddings 

Shane Abblitt 

Brendan Adams 

52 

54 

57 

66 

Ben Thomas 

Sam Yapp 

James Belli 

Shane Kelton 

Steven Watkins 

53 Keiran Millar 

Daniel Flanagan 

58 Matthew Eddy 

Nathan Masson 

96 Damian Murray 

Nathan Dummelow 

UMPIRES: (FIELD) PAUL JONES, HAYDEN LOWE, GERARD BOLTON (GOAL) BRETT MCARTHUR, GRAHAM BANKS 

1ST 

QUARTER 

3RD 

QUARTER 

DIVISION 2 FINALS SERIES 

2ND 

QUARTER 

FINAL 

SCORE 


1ST 

QUARTER 

3RD 

QUARTER 

2ND 

QUARTER 

FINAL 

SCORE 


MOOROOLBARK 

Coach: Brett Fisher 

Manager: Noel Cox 

Trainers: George Burge & Gary Freeman 

Runner: Dale Watkins 




SENIORS 

28 

BAYSWATER 

Coach: Neil Winterton 

Manager: Dale Rowe 

Trainer: Krystal McCluskey 

Runner: Wayne Burton 


black shorts. 

RADIO GAME RADIO GAME RADIO GAME RADIO GAME 

No. Player Goals Behinds No. Player Goals Behinds 

1 Alister Wylie 

1 Jarrod Gardham 

2 Luke Chivers (Capt) 

2 Ben Bakker 

3 Matthew Polkinghorne 

3 Russell Comb 

4 

5 

6 

7 

Kire Talevski (Capt) 

Trent Georgiou 

Cameron Linford 

Scott Dimitriou 

5 

6 

7 

8 

10 

Dave Burmeister 

Sandor Redzic 

Ryan Handley 

Ash Vandelaak 

Sam Nevins 

8 Ben Mullett 

11 Daniel McLachlan 

9 Braeden Chivers 

12 Wayne McInerney 

10 Steven Newman 

13 Jayden Murphy 

12 Leigh Thompson 

14 Aaron Walton 

13 Sean Roach 

15 Tim Olarenshaw 

14 Matthew Ford 

16 Adam Jones 

15 Mark Martin 

17 Cam Smith 

17 

18 

19 

Michael Smith 

Brent Gale 

James Charge 

18 

19 

20 

23 

Sean Carlos 

Matt Hayhurst 

Jessie Field 

Mitch Galvin 

20 James McManus 

24 Tim Hall 

21 Rick Dent 

26 Brent Jane 

22 Kieran Brumby 

27 Joel Galvin 

23 Michael Noonan 

28 Malcom McGillivray-Smith 

25 Daniel Lemon 

31 Matt Cunningham 

26 Luke Armstrong 

32 Neil Winterton 

29 Matthew Jackson 

36 Mitch Jackson 

30 

32 

36 

38 

Evan Hocking 

Sean McManus 

Jeremy Neumann 

Timothy Plant 

37 

38 

43 

45 

46 

Justin Dight 

Hayden Schroeder 

Shaun Leach 

Mick Fraser 

Ben Podger-Carroll 

39 Tim Costigan 

48 Metin Musa 

44 Alex Wadsworth 

50 Cam McLeod 

UMPIRES: (FIELD) CAMERON FRUZYNSKI, WAYNE DUKE, WARREN HILLIER (BOUNDARY) JASON ESPINHEIRO, MATTHEW LAAKSONEN (GOAL) ANDREW WASTIE, DAVID PARKER 

1ST 

QUARTER 

3RD 

QUARTER 

2ND 

QUARTER 

FINAL 

SCORE 

1ST 

QUARTER 

3RD 

QUARTER 

2ND 

QUARTER 

FINAL 

SCORE 



DIVISION 2 ‘ CHOOSE TAP’ SECOND SEMI-FINAL 

SENIORS 

ROWVILLE 

VS 

MONTROSE 


Rowville 11.10 (76) defeated Montrose7.13 (55) 

GOALS Rowville: M. Stanley 4, M. Davey 3, 

B. Walsh 2, D. Garner 1, M. Hardy 1 

Montrose: A. Cook 4, L. Edwards 1, 

B. Schilling 1, B. Johnson 1 

BEST Rowville: M. Bussey, M. Stanley, 

D. Garner, J. Ryall, J. Kinder 

Montrose: B. Annand, B. Gardoll, A. Cook, 

D. Stephen, L. Edwards 


RESERVES 

MONTROSE 

VS 

UF GULLY 


Montrose 4.8 (32) defeated UF Gully 4.0 (24) 

UNDER 19’S 

ROWVILLE 

VS 

DONCASTER 

EAST 


Rowville 5.4 (34) defeated by Doncaster East 8.5 (53) 

This year, James Boag’s Draught ht t 

supporting local footy through h 

the likes of The Footy Show, SEN, N, , 

and Sunday news on Channel 7 as s 

well as their websites. 


ROWVILLE 

Coach: Jon Mole 

Manager: Gerard Maguire 

Trainer: Murray Wilson 

Colours: Brown and gold vertical stripes, 

brown shorts. 



UNDER 19s 

30 

DONCASTER EAST 

Coach: Jason Hardwick 

Manager: Debbie Phillips 

Trainers: Rick Dhojan & Fallon Gould 

Runner: Anthony Marguccio 

Colours: Blue jumper with Maroon yoke and 

gold emblem, blue shorts. 

1 Deon Boavida 

1 Josh Bird 

2 Nicholas Szabo 

2 Jackson Coulthard 

3 Dylan Leder 

3 Jayden Phillips 

4 

5 

6 

Jackson Anderson 

Paul McEwin 

Nicholas Owen 

5 

9 

Tom Black 

Joel Pirotta 

7 Joshua Jenkins 

11 Ben Woolnough 

8 Jackson McDonald 

12 Jordan Venables 

9 Jarryd Hall 

13 Jai Hardwick 

10 Nicholas Maguire 

15 Nathan Lindner 

12 Cameron Marshall 

16 Nathan Harrison 

13 Jordan Dear 

20 Ben Lowson 

14 Lee Wright 

22 James Cooney 

15 

16 

17 

18 

Thomas Anderson 

Mark Seedsman 

Timothy O'Brien 

James Raftery 

23 

24 

25 

Shain Hyssoli 

Julian Denaro 

Jason Manuel 

19 Callan Burns 

28 Ryan Hokke 

20 Michael Wheeler 

29 Brent Jordon 

22 Anthony Carrafa 

31 Jason Wright 

23 Mitchell Remington 

32 Alec Stefanovski 

24 Jake Andrews 

33 Michael Corso 

25 James Szabo 

34 Robert Darman 

26 Jake Vanderhorst 

36 Mitch Paterson 

27 

28 

29 

Gavin Pears 

Michael Ellin 

Matthew Watson 

40 

45 

Campbell McMillan 

Matt Vaiano 

30 Zakaria Zainal 

48 Jeremy Musso 

31 Jamie Lipetri 

53 Jonathan Truman 

32 Ben Kernick 

56 Ned Elphinstone 

UMPIRES: (FIELD) KEN CLARK, GLENN DONAHOO, JOHN KARALIS (GOAL) HOLLY ANDERSON, BEN CUTLER 

1ST 

QUARTER 

3RD 

QUARTER 

2ND 

QUARTER 

FINAL 

SCORE 


1ST 

QUARTER 

3RD 

QUARTER 

2ND 

QUARTER 

FINAL 

SCORE 


MONTROSE 

Coach: Chad Rogers 

Asst Coaches: Zac Rogers & Rohan Stewart 

Manager: Owen Yeomans 

Trainers: Jeff Henderson, Corry Van Koll 

& Steve Dodd 

Runner: Jake Motteram 

Colours: Navy blue jumper, red yoke, 

navy shorts with EFL webbing. 


RESERVES 

UPPER FTG 

Coach: Nick Wheeler 

Manager: Peter Ward 

Trainer: Gerry Raleigh 

Runner: Andy Lee 

Colours: Red and blue vertical stripes, 

royal blue shorts 

3 Seb Colakidis 

1 Casey De Groot 

4 

7 

14 

Dylan Rickard 

Leam Doughty 

Jarrod Rickard 

3 

7 

Greg Blundell 

Vito Lorusso 

16 Drew Stockton 

12 Adrian Tapscott 

17 

18 

29 

Michael Condello 

Mark Pasini 

Marcus Tippett 

13 

15 

Mathew Lizza 

Luke Galliott 

30 Ross Crouch 

16 Tate De Groot 

32 

35 

36 

Chad Rogers 

Jake Powell 

Luke Edwards 

17 

18 

Gary Nash 

Ben Magnay 

37 Michael Burton 

21 Anthony Lorusso 

38 

39 

40 

Ben Stacey 

Dale Gibb 

Matt Geraghty 

22 

25 

Tyrone Fabrizio 

Jason Godfrey 

41 Tom Dodd 

26 Phil Carroll 

42 

43 

44 

Jamie Yeomans 

Jake Driessen 

Dylan Liistro 

27 

28 

Adrian Gawne 

Lachlan Anderson 

45 Darcy Moreland 

29 Ash Hards 

46 

47 

48 

Matt McArthur 

Matt Lowe 

Ben Wheat 

31 

32 

Leigh Lawson 

Peter Lankester 


37 Ben Ward 

51 

52 

53 

Adam Bonsak 

Lachlan Telford 

Tom Bailey 

39 

41 

Brendan Richards 

Jason Matthews 

55 James Ford 

42 Sam Wilson 

56 

57 

59 

Josh Scott 

Brett Den Elzen 

Ash Boyd 

43 

45 

Tom Heuston 

Haytham Elnakadi 

60 Jacob Manifold 

55 Adrian Hurley 

61 

62 

65 

Ben Nucifora 

David McArdle 

Jake White 

56 

57 

Darren Craddock 

Jason Divett 

68 Shane Mahon 

59 Daniel Beyer 

70 

71 

72 

Jason Bennington 

Trent Evans 

Ryan Thomas 

64 

67 

Byron Finnegan 

Jason Zinnow 

74 Joel King 

70 Craig Bridle 

UMPIRES: (FIELD) NATHAN McDONALD, RYAN BARNES, ARTHUR McCARTHY (GOAL) PAUL BULLEN, JASON KILBY 

1ST 

QUARTER 

3RD 

QUARTER 


2ND 

QUARTER 

FINAL 

SCORE 


1ST 

QUARTER 

3RD 

QUARTER 

2ND 

QUARTER 

FINAL 

SCORE 


ROWVILLE 

Coach: Paul Mynott 

Manager: Mick Watson 

Trainer: Murray Wilson 

Colours: Brown and gold vertical stripes, 

brown shorts. 



SENIORS 

32 

MONTROSE 

Coach: Brett Johnson 

Asst Coach: Andrew Gibson 

Manager: Graeme Sprague 

Trainers: Peter Matthews, Jeff Henderson 

& Matt Kos 

Runner: Peter Bromiley 

Colours: Navy blue jumper, red yoke, 

navy shorts with EFL webbing. 

2 Robert McEwin 

1 Jayden Weatherley 

3 

4 

Aaron Unsworth 

Damian Garner 

2 

4 

5 

Brett Johnson 

Dylan Rickard 

Billy Schilling 

5 Matthew Stanley 

7 Leam Doughty 

6 

7 

8 

Jesse Owen 

Nathan Hicks 

James Powell 

8 

9 

10 

11 

Sam Goodman 

Brendon Gardoll 

Sam Rickard 

Jason Lindgren 

10 Max McAra 

12 Marc Watson 

11 

12 

Brendan Walsh 

Troy Allen 

13 

15 

17 

Heath Benninga 

Dean Stephen 

Michael Condello 

13 Jake Ryall 

18 Mark Pasini 

14 Nikolas Schoenmakers 

19 Heath Roberts 

15 

17 

Matthew Jackson 

Adam Ziegerink 

20 

21 

22 

Jack Garthwaite 

Andrew Haining 

Jye Goodman 

18 Gavin Willoughby 

24 Michael Edwards 

20 

21 

22 

Cody Morris 

Steven Georgiou 

Matthew Davey 

25 

27 

29 

30 

Andrew Knee 

Adam Cook 

Marcus Tippett 

Ross Crouch 

23 Michael Bussey 

34 Matt Langdon 

24 

26 

Cameron Jackson 

Alex Frawley 

36 

37 

38 

Luke Edwards 

Michael Burton 

Ben Stacey 

27 Gavin Pears 

39 Dale Gibb 

28 Mason Crozier 

40 Matt Geraghty 

29 

33 

Matthew Watson 

Marc Hardy 

41 

43 

47 

Tom Dodd 

Jake Driessen 

Matt Lowe 

34 Jay Kinder 


36 

38 

45 

Mitchell Garner 

Charles McKee 

Scott Wilcox 

51 

52 

56 

57 

Adam Bonsak 

Lachlan Telford 

Josh Scott 

Brett Den Elzen 

49 Luke Scanlan 

61 Ben Nucifora 

UMPIRES: (FIELD) JACK MURFETT, BERNARD MILLS, LUKE McILROY (BOUNDARY) NIALL THOMPSON, DANIEL URBANS (GOAL) PETER BALDRY, BART MAASKANT 

1ST 

QUARTER 

3RD 

QUARTER 

2ND 

QUARTER 

FINAL 

SCORE 


1ST 

QUARTER 

3RD 

QUARTER 

2ND 

QUARTER 

FINAL 

SCORE 


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DIVISION ONE 

Round 1 - Saturday, April 21 

11.16-82 Lilydale v Knox 12.14-86 

17.13-115 Sth Croydon v Croydon 15.11-101 

5.12-42 Blackburn v Norwood 13.10-88 

15.8-98 E Burwood v Scoresby 15.14-104 

15.9-99 Noble Park v Balwyn 10.16-76 

13.22-100 Vermont v E Ringwood 11.17-83 


11.4-70 Croydon v Lilydale 17.16-118 

11.12-78 Scoresby v Blackburn 9.6-60 

16.22-118 Balwyn v Vermont 8.10-58 

12.22-94 Knox v Sth Croydon 8.4-52 

13.8-86 E Ringwood v E Burwood 18.9-117 

10.13-73 Norwood v Noble Park 10.8-68 

Round 3 - Saturday, May 5 

12.8-80 Sth Croydon v Lilydale 6.17-53 

13.11-89 Balwyn v Norwood 10.10-70 

20.13-133 Blackburn v Croydon 8.7-55 

3.5-23 Knox v Scoresby 5.10-40 

15.11-101 E Burwood v Vermont 6.9-45 

7.17-59 Noble Park v E Ringwood 10.14-74 


3.12-30 Lilydale v Balwyn 12.5-77 

12.13-85 Scoresby v E Ringwood 11.17-83 

9.10-64 Blackburn v Noble Park 10.16-76 

17.8-110 E Burwood v Croydon 12.6-78 

7.7-49 Norwood v Knox 6.12-48 

14.25-109 Vermont v S Croydon 14.15-99 


10.10-70 Croydon v Vermont 15.11-101 

14.6-90 South Croydon v E Burwood 17.12-114 

12.9-81 Scoresby v Noble Park 14.10-94 

15.17-107 Balwyn v Blackburn 9.12-66 

16.7-103 E Ringwood v Knox 9.12-66 

12.6-78 Norwood v Lilydale 7.4-46 


11.11-77 Lilydale v Scoresby 10.13-73 

7.7-49 S Croydon v Balwyn 15.13-103 

8.12-60 Knox v Croydon 8.5-53 

15.7-97 E Ringwood v Norwood 9.17-71 

14.20-104 Noble Park v East Burwood 12.13-85 

10.12-72 Vermont v Blackburn 11.11-77 

Round 7 - Saturday, June 2 

15.9-99 Croydon v E Ringw’d 19.15-129 

11.11-77 Balwyn v Scoresby 10.10-70 

15.11-101 Blackburn v Lilydale 9.14-68 

5.12-42 East Burwood v Norwood 20.10-130 

20.14-134 Noble Park v Sth Croydon 13.10-88 

10.13-73 Vermont v Knox 6.7-43 


9.8-62 Balwyn v Noble Park 9.16-70 

Saturday, June 16 

10.15-75 Lilydale v Vermont 21.12-138 

14.17-101 Scoresby v East Burwood 14.10-94 

15.17-107 Knox v Blackburn 7.12-54 

13.18-96 E Ringwood v Sth Croydon 13.7-85 

12.12-84 Norwood v Croydon 9.11-65 


4.18-42 Croydon v Balwyn 11.10-76 

11.9-75 Sth Croydon v Norwood 11.11-77 

9.8-62 Blackburn v Scoresby 18.19-127 

10.12-72 East Burwood v Knox 14.8-92 

10.8-68 E Ringwood v Vermont 20.11-131 

11.8-74 Noble Park v Lilydale 9.5-59 


17.18-120 Croydon v Sth Croydon 10.10-70 

19.14-128 Lilydale v East Burwood 9.8-62 

14.12-96 Scoresby v Knox 7.10-52 

17.16-118 Balwyn v East Ringwood 8.13-61 

14.11-95 Norwood v Blackburn 4.11-35 

13.11-89 Vermont v Noble Park 12.14-86 

Round 11 - Saturday, July 07 

8.9-57 Sth Croydon v Vermont 17.18-120 

20.18-138 Scoresby v Croydon 7.3-45 

12.15-87 Blackburn v East Burwood 11.8-74 

8.8-56 Knox v Lilydale 15.9-99 

13.11-89 E Ringwood v Noble Park 18.18-126 

8.13-61 Norwood v Balwyn 4.10-34 


19.16-130 Lilydale v Sth Croydon 6.8-44 

10.16-76 Blackburn v Balwyn 12.9-81 

6.10-46 Knox v Norwood 8.17-65 

12.9-81 East Burwood v East Ringwood 8.16-64 

11.14-80 Noble Park v Scoresby 16.8-104 

24.15-159 Vermont v Croydon 10.4-64 


9.13-67 Croydon v E Burwood 22.14-146 

15.7-97 Scoresby v Lilydale 8.10-58 

28.23-191 Balwyn v Sth Croydon 12.6-78 

15.11-101 E Ringwood v Blackburn 21.9-135 

12.14-86 Noble Park v Knox 7.8-50 

18.11-119 Vermont v Norwood 10.7-67 


8.15-63 Lilydale v Croydon 6.11-47 

5.6-36 South Croydon v Noble Park 15.7-97 

3.13-31 Blackburn v Vermont 16.18-114 

11.8-74 Knox v East Ringwood 8.7-55 

11.15-81 E Burwood v Balwyn 12.7-79 

5.7-37 Norwood v Scoresby 1.5-11 

Round 15 - Saturday, August 4 

9.11-65 Croydon v Noble Park 17.8-110 

12.19-91 Lilydale v Blackburn 11.13-79 

15.13-103 S Croydon v E Ringwood 11.12-78 

19.16-130 Balwyn v Knox 7.8-50 

12.10-82 Norwood v East Burwood 7.5-47 

10.11-71 Vermont v Scoresby 15.16-106 


5.8-38 Croydon v Norwood 10.9-69 

10.11-71 Scoresby v Balwyn 8.8-56 

6.7-43 Knox v Vermont 10.12-72 

18.10-118 E Burwood v Sth Croydon 11.6-72 

5.13-43 E Ringwood v Lilydale 6.4-40 

13.13-91 Noble Park v Blackburn 14.12-96 


19.20-134 Scoresby v Sth Croydon 10.10-70 

13.9-87 Balwyn v Croydon 6.4-40 

6.8-44 Blackburn v Knox 9.12-66 

11.10-76 E Burwood v Noble Park 9.5-59 

11.10-76 Norwood v E Ringwood 4.2-26 

25.19-169 Vermont v Lilydale 11.8-74 


Croydon v Scoresby 

Lilydale v Norwood 

South Croydon v Blackburn 

Knox v East Burwood 

East Ringwood v Balwyn 

Noble Park v Vermont 

FINALS 

Qual/Elim Final Weekend of 1/2 September 

1st/2nd Semi Final Weekend of 8/9 September 

Preliminary Final Saturday 15 September 

Grand Final Saturday 22 September 

TM 

2012 FIXTURES footyEFL 

DIVISION TWO 


15.10-100 Doncaster v Bayswater 17.11-113 

18.18-126 Montrose v Donc East 13.10-88 

17.20-122 Moo’bark v Wav Blues 15.7-97 

14.8-92 Mulgrave v Rowville 14.17-101 

16.9-105 Upper FTG v Donvale 15.11-101 


10.14-74 Bayswater v Montrose 15.11-101 

11.9-75 Doncaster East v Moo’bark 17.16-118 

18.10-118 Donvale v Mulgrave 9.7-61 

18.18-126 Rowville v Upper FTG 8.9-57 

9.20-74 Wav Blues v Doncaster 15.14-104 


10.11-71 Doncaster v Donvale 14.11-95 

13.16-94 Montrose v Rowville 17.11-113 

15.13-103 Moo’bark v Bayswater 12.8-80 

15.7-97 Mulgrave v Upper FTG 15.16-106 

6.6-42 Wav Blues v Donc East 11.8-74 


13.11-89 Donc East v Bayswater 17.16-118 

9.8-62 Donvale v Mooroolbark 9.17-71 

4.4-28 Mulgrave v Montrose 13.20-98 

9.22-76 Rowville v Doncaster 9.5-59 

11.15-81 Upper FTG v Waverley Blues 7.9-51 


6.12-48 Bayswater v Rowville 9.18-72 

13.4-82 Doncaster v Mulgrave 9.15-69 

10.15-75 Donvale v Donc East 10.15-75 

18.19-127 Montrose v Wav Blues 9.8-62 

19.19-133 Moo’bark v Upper FTG 8.6-54 


12.7-79 Bayswater v Donvale 12.9-81 

18.12-120 Donc East v Mulgrave 15.5-95 

22.14-146 Montrose v Mooroolbark 9.13-67 

21.12-138 Upper FTG v Doncaster 12.5-77 

10.9-69 Wav Blues v Rowville 11.6-72 


9.8-62 Donvale v Montrose 17.11-113 

13.15-93 Mooroolbark v Doncaster 8.10-58 

12.11-83 Mulgrave v Wav Blues 17.12-114 

18.17-125 Rowville v Doncaster East 2.10-22 

11.11-77 Upper FTG v Bayswater 13.9-87 


7.10-52 Doncaster v Montrose 25.15-165 

17.17-119 Donc East v Upper FTG 16.12-108 

7.10-52 Mulgrave v Bayswater 23.19-157 

9.13-67 Rowville v Mooroolbark 12.6-78 

14.8-92 Wav Blues v Donvale 13.11-89 


22.21-153 Bayswater v Wav Blues 8.5-53 

14.17-101 Donc East v Doncaster 14.14-98 

14.12-96 Donvale v Rowville 9.13-67 

28.19-187 Montrose v Upper FTG 9.9-63 

19.17-131 Moo’bark v Mulgrave 12.6-78 


12.7-79 Doncaster v Wav Blues 13.13-91 

13.11-89 Montrose v Bayswater 11.8-74 

20.10-130 Moo’bark v Donc East 7.11-53 

8.1-49 Mulgrave v Donvale 13.15-93 

3.14-32 Upper FTG v Rowville 14.20-104 


11.15-81 Bayswater v Donc East 14.7-91 

17.15-117 Donvale v Doncaster 13.6-84 

11.10-76 Rowville v Montrose 7.13-55 

9.5-59 Upper FTG v Mulgrave 7.6-48 

10.11-71 Wav Blues v Moo’bark 18.16-124 


13.11-89 Bayswater v Mooroolbark 11.13-79 

6.7-43 Doncaster v Rowville 26.15-171 

6.9-45 Donc East v Donvale 10.16-76 

12.19-91 Montrose v Mulgrave 8.7-55 

10.5-65 Wav Blues v Upper FTG 10.8-68 


11.11-77 Donc East v Wav Blues 11.12-78 

11.7-73 Donvale v Upper FTG 9.7-61 

9.11-65 Mooroolbark v Montrose 5.6-36 

13.7-85 Mulgrave v Doncaster 10.7-67 

17.18-120 Rowville v Bayswater 9.11-65 


24.17-161 Bayswater v Doncaster 10.6-66 

18.22-130 Montrose v Donvale 9.5-59 

14.10-94 Mulgrave v Donc East 11.16-82 

22.16-148 Rowville v Wav Blues 7.7-49 

11.5-71 Upper FTG v Moo’bark 15.12-102 


12.6-78 Doncaster v Upper FTG 9.9-63 

2.8-20 Doncaster East v Montrose 12.15-87 

7.8-50 Donvale v Bayswater 8.9-57 

4.4-28 Mooroolbark v Rowville 5.9-39 

6.8-44 Waverley Blues v Mulgrave 11.11-77 


10.12-72 Bayswater v Mulgrave 13.5-83 

12.10-82 Doncaster v Mooroolbark 13.14-92 

20.13-133 Rowville v Donvale 4.10-34 

5.11-41 Upper FTG v Donc East 14.6-90 

5.9-39 Wav Blues v Montrose 23.12-150 


14.10-94 Bayswater v Upper FTG 11.13-79 

6.10-46 Donc East v Rowville 14.23-107 

6.10-46 Donvale v Wav Blues 7.8-50 

19.14-128 Montrose v Doncaster 6.3-39 

5.8-38 Mulgrave v Moo’bark 14.16-100 


3.7-25 Doncaster v Donc East 3.9-27 

11.11-77 Mooroolbark v Donvale 2.4-16 

8.8-56 Rowville v Mulgrave 2.6-18 

3.5-23 Upper FTG v Montrose 10.14-74 

7.9-51 Wav Blues v Bayswater 8.9-57 

FINALS 

Semi Finals Weekend 25/26 August 

Preliminary Final Weekend 1/2 September 

Grand Final Weekend 8/9 September

DIVISION THREE DIVISION FOUR 

Round 1- Saturday, April 14 

14.13-97 Heathmont v Templestowe 7.17-59 

15.11-101 Warrandyte v Boronia 16.9-105 

15.15-105 Mitcham v Ringwood 9.15-69 

15.14-104 Want Sth v GW Hawks 17.6-108 

13.18-96 Chirnside Pk v Coldstream 14.3-87 

25.11-161 N Ringwd v Whitehorse 8.11-59 


17.15-117 T’stowe v Wantirna Sth 11.15-81 

8.9-57 Boronia v Nth Ringwood 14.8-92 

13.7-85 Ringwood v Heathmont 19.12-126 

17.11-113 GW Hawks v Chirnside P 22.11-143 

5.4-34 Whitehorse v Mitcham 19.24-138 

21.7-133 Coldstream v Warrandyte 10.9-69 


12.14-86 T’stowe v GW Hawks 13.10-88 

21.15-141 Heathmont v Whitehorse 2.7-19 

8.10-58 Warrandyte v Wantirna S 21.13-139 

10.9-69 Mitcham v Boronia 14.10-94 

13.4-82 Chirnside P v Ringwood 18.9-117 

8.13-61 Coldstream v Nth Ringwd 13.12-90 


12.8-80 N Ringwood v Mitcham 5.13-43 

11.14-80 Boronia v Heathmont 3.4-22 

10.7-67 Whitehorse v Coldstream 8.10-58 

10.11-71 Wantirna S v Chirnside P 7.10-52 

11.9-75 Warrandyte v T’stowe 13.5-83 

8.9-57 GW Hawks v Ringwood 9.12-66 


18.12-120 T’towe v Whitehorse 7.3-45 

13.13-91 Boronia v Coldstream 10.13-73 

11.14-80 Ringwood v N Ringwood 12.10-82 

12.13-85 GW Hawks v Warrandyte 9.7-61 

12.15-87 Wantirna S v Heathmont 13.13-91 

12.18-90 Chirnside P v Mitcham 7.11-53 


7.12-54 Heathmont v GW Hawks 15.5-95 

11.8-74 Ringwood v Boronia 16.12-108 

14.7-91 Mitcham v Wantirna Sth 9.10-64 

17.14-116 N Ringwood v Warrandyte 6.7-43 

7.7-49 Whitehorse v Chirnside Pk 12.22-94 

9.10-64 Coldstream v T’stowe 12.11-83 


13.9-87 Warrandyte v Ringwood 16.13-109 

15.18-108 Mitcham v Coldstream 15.12-102 

18.13-121 GW Hawks v Whitehorse 5.5-35 

16.12-108 Wantirna S v Boronia 17.13-115 

9.10-64 Chirnside Park v Heathmont 13.15-93 

11.14-80 N Ringwood v Templestowe 10.6-66 


12.9-81 Templestowe v Chirnside Park 8.5-53 

12.13-85 Boronia v GW Hawks 12.16-88 

7.7-49 Heathmont v N Ringwood 12.11-83 

17.10-112 Warrandyte v Mitcham 16.12-108 

7.8-50 Whitehorse v Ringwood 21.17-143 

9.13-67 Coldstream v Wantirna S 20.13-133 


14.19-103 Boronia v Warrandyte 4.7-31 

18.14-122 Heathmont v Coldstream 11.9-75 

8.7-55 Ringwood v Templestowe 12.9-81 

9.13-67 Mitcham v Whitehorse 7.9-51 

16.10-106 GW Hawks v Wantirna Sth 9.15-69 

19.6-120 N Ringwood v Chirnside Pk 10.11-71 


11.7-73 Templestowe v Boronia 6.12-48 

18.14-122 Ringwood v Mitcham 8.8-56 

10.11-71 Wantirna S v Nth Ringwood 9.16-70 

6.13-49 Chirnside Park v Warrandyte 7.13-55 

12.12-84 Whitehorse v Heathmont 10.11-71 

7.10-52 Coldstream v GW Hawks 17.14-116 


18.11-119 T’stowe v Heathmont 11.14-80 

11.8-74 Boronia v Mitcham 6.13-49 

15.15-105 Warrandyte v Whitehorse 5.5-35 

15.10-100 GW Hawks v Nth Ringwood 8.8-56 

9.10-64 Chirnside Park v Wantirna S 14.12-96 

9.9-63 Coldstream v Ringwood 21.16-142 


18.6-114 Heathmont v Boronia 15.17-107 

18.11-119 Ringwood v Chirnside Park 4.7-31 

14.7-91 Mitcham v GW Hawks 11.15-81 

11.17-83 Wantirna Sth v Warrandyte 11.4-70 

20.19-139 Nth Ringwd v Coldstream 12.7-79 

4.11-35 Whitehorse v T’stowe 15.17-107 


12.22-94 Boronia v Whitehorse 4.8-32 

8.14-62 Heathmont v Mitcham 13.9-87 

17.14-116 Warrandyte v Coldstream 11.13-79 

19.13-127 Wantirna S v Templestowe 5.9-39 

3.4-22 Chirnside Pk v GW Hawks 13.9-87 

10.14-74 N Ringwood v Ringwood 10.8-68 


9.5-59 Templestowe v N Ringwood 19.9-123 

10.6-66 Boronia v Wantirna S 15.18-108 

13.9-87 Ringwood v Warrandyte 11.8-74 

16.15-111 Mitcham v Chirnside Park 12.9-81 

10.10-70 GW Hawks v Heathmont 9.10-64 

9.9-63 Coldstream v Whitehorse 9.8-62 


9.6-60 Warrandyte v Heathmont 19.13-127 

6.10-46 Ringwood v Wantirna Sth 4.5-29 

2.8-20 Chirnside Park v T’stowe 10.12-72 

7.6-48 Nth Ringwood v Boronia 9.9-63 

3.7-25 Whitehorse v GW Hawks 11.12-78 

7.13-55 Coldstream v Mitcham 10.9-69 


10.6-66 Templestowe v Ringwood 14.15-99 

12.9-81 Heathmont v Chirnside Park 10.9-69 

19.15-129 Mitcham v Warrandyte 6.9-45 

21.7-133 GW Hawks v Boronia 14.8-92 

16.23-119 Wantirna S v Coldstream 6.12-48 

8.9-57 Whitehorse v N Ringwood 28.13-181 


12.13-85 Boronia v Templestowe 8.7-55 

8.13-61 Warrandyte v Chirnside Pk 8.9-57 

2.8-20 Ringwood v GW Hawks 8.7-55 

13.10-88 Mitcham v N Ringwood 13.13-91 

17.11-113 Wantirna S v Whitehorse 6.9-45 

7.13-55 Coldstream v Heathmont 13.12-90 


6.5-41 Templestowe v Mitcham 6.11-47 

2.10-22 Heathmont v Ringwood 12.8-80 

20.21-141 GW Hawks v Coldstream 4.5-29 

6.6-42 Chirnside Park v Boronia 9.8-62 

7.6-48 Nth Ringwood v Wantirna Sth 5.3-33 

8.6-54 Whitehorse v Warrandyte 8.4-52 

FINALS 

Qual/Elim Finals Weekend 25/26 August 

Semi Finals Weekend 1/2 September 


Grand Final Weekend 15/16 September 

TM 

2012 FIXTURES footyEFL 

Round 1- Saturday, April 14 

15.15-105 P Orchards v Canterbury 13.14-92 

4.6-30 Surrey Park v Silvan 16.11-107 

19.16-130 The Basin v FTG Eagles 17.11-113 

7.16-58 Kilsyth v Forest Hill 8.16-64 

19.20-134 S Belgrave v Eastern Lions 14.10-94 

Nunawading Bye 


18.14-122 Canterbury v Kilsyth 10.13-73 

15.10-100 East Lions v Park Orchards 9.18-72 

10.9-69 FTG Eagles v S Belgrave 16.12-108 

7.8-50 Forest Hill v The Basin 20.19-139 

28.14-182 N’wading v Surrey Park 9.13-67 

Silvan Bye 


8.17-65 Canterbury v Forest Hill 12.12-84 

17.10-112 East Lions v N’wading 9.7-61 

7.7-49 Kilsyth v The Basin 18.18-126 

13.13-91 Silvan v FTG Eagles 15.15-105 

36.25-241 S Belgrave v Surrey Park 9.15-69 

Park Orchards Bye 


20.21-141 The Basin v Eastern Lions 5.7-37 

5.18-48 Forest Hill v Silvan 9.13-67 

11.9-75 Nunawading v Sth Belgrave 19.4-118 

3.3-21 Surrey Park v Pk Orchards 5.12-42 

Canterbury Bye 

FTG Eagles Bye 

Kilsyth Bye 


10.9-69 Pk Orchards v Forest Hill 12.6-78 

14.19-103 FTG Eagles v Canterbury 10.14-74 

31.27-213 The Basin v Surrey Park 4.6-30 

5.7-37 Kilsyth v S Belgrave 19.14-128 

10.11-71 Silvan v N’wading 15.14-104 

Eastern Lions Bye 


9.19-73 Park Orchards v Nunawading 17.7-109 

9.4-58 Surrey Park v Canterbury 13.11-89 

15.7-97 Eastern Lions v Kilsyth 7.8-50 

8.22-70 FTG Eagles v Forest Hill 11.13-79 

17.19-121 S Belgrave v Silvan 14.7-91 

The Basin Bye 


4.13-37 Surrey Park v Kilsyth 15.16-106 

9.7-61 Canterbury v The Basin 20.19-139 

8.11-59 Forest Hill v East Lions 13.11-89 

15.17-107 Silvan v Pk Orchards 11.18-84 

15.8-98 Nunawading v FTG Eagles 17.21-123 

South Belgrave Bye 


14.6-90 Park Orchards v FTG Eagles 17.12-114 

8.6-54 Canterbury v Silvan 18.14-122 

19.19-133 East Lions v Surrey Park 7.3-45 

10.10-70 Kilsyth v N’wading 16.16-112 

14.11-95 Sth Belgrave v The Basin 15.17-107 

Forest Hill Bye 


5.13-43 FTG Eagles v Kilsyth 12.16-88 

13.8-86 Forest Hill v Sth Belgrave 14.10-94 

39.20-254 The Basin v Park Orchards 11.11-77 

16.12-108 Silvan v Eastern Lions 7.10-52 

16.17-113 Nunawading v Canterbury 12.12-84 

Surrey Park Bye 


9.11-65 Pk Orchards v East Lions 9.10-64 

4.4-28 Surrey Park v N’wading 19.13-127 

20.17-137 The Basin v Forest Hill 9.4-58 

10.4-64 Kilsyth v Silvan 10.16-76 

21.23-149 S Belgrave v Canterbury 5.8-38 

FTG Eagles Bye 


9.16-70 Canterbury v P Orchards 15.11-101 

4.10-34 Eastern Lions v Sth Belgrave 11.13-79 

21.15-141 FTG Eagles v Surrey Park 3.2-20 

15.12-102 Forest Hill v Kilsyth 6.10-46 

6.8-44 Nunawading v The Basin 25.23-173 

Silvan v Bye 


9.15-69 Park Orchards v S Belgrave 14.17-101 

6.7-43 Surrey Park v Forest Hill 16.11-107 

7.11-53 Eastern Lions v FTG Eagles 12.13-85 

16.18-114 Kilsyth v Canterbury 8.5-53 

8.16-64 Silvan v The Basin 22.17-149 

Nunawading Bye 


7.10-52 Canterbury v FTG Eagles 18.16-124 

10.11-71 Forest Hill v Park Orchards 10.9-69 

19.8-122 The Basin v Kilsyth 6.12-48 

15.14-104 Silvan v Surrey Park 11.10-76 

17.16-118 S Belgrave v Nunawading 8.13-61 

Eastern Lions Bye 


4.3-27 Surrey Park v S Belgrave 24.29-173 

10.12-72 Canterbury v East Lions 17.19-121 

13.7-85 FTG Eagles v Silvan 10.5-65 

13.10-88 Nunawading v Pk Orchards 11.16-82 

Forest Hill Bye 

Kilsyth Bye 

The Basin Bye 


7.7-49 Park Orchards v Silvan 14.8-92 

3.5-23 Forest Hill v Nunawading 7.13-55 

19.14-128 The Basin v Canterbury 4.9-33 

8.13-61 Kilsyth v Eastern Lions 7.10-52 

18.10-118 S Belgrave v FTG Eagles 7.18-60 

Surrey Park v Bye 


24.16-160 Pk Orchards v Surrey Park 11.6-72 

12.6-78 Eastern Lions v Forest Hill 12.15-87 

10.9-69 FTG Eagles v The Basin 18.7-115 

26.10-166 Silvan v Canterbury 7.5-47 

13.19-97 Nunawading v Kilsyth 5.7-37 

South Belgrave Bye 


0.2-2 Surrey Park v The Basin 18.23-131 

9.9-63 Eastern Lions v Silvan 12.12-84 

11.15-81 FTG Eagles v Nunawading 3.8-26 

7.11-53 Kilsyth v Park Orchards 9.11-65 

17.11-113 S Belgrave v Forest Hill 14.9-93 

Canterbury Bye 


15.13-103 Canterbury v Surrey Park 6.10-46 

4.6-30 Forest Hill v FTG Eagles 8.12-60 

8.5-53 The Basin v Sth Belgrave 6.5-41 

10.16-76 Silvan v Kilsyth 6.7-43 

10.11-71 Nunawading v Eastern Lions 5.7-37 

FINALS 

Qual/Elim Finals Weekend 25/26 August 

Semi Finals Weekend 1/2 September 


Grand Final Weekend 15/16 September

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Team Total 

Vermont 83 

Norwood 46 

Scoresby 71 

Noble Park 65 

Balwyn 58 

East Ringwood 51 

Knox 48 

Lilydale 37 

Blackburn 37 

East Burwood 34 

Sth Croydon 22 

Croydon 5 


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DIVISION 2 

Team Total 

Montrose 84 

Rowville 78.5 

Mooroolbark 75 

Bayswater 64 

Upper FTG 62 

Donvale 56.5 

Doncaster East 43 

Waverley Blues 37 

Mulgrave 26 

Doncaster 14 

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Team Total 

North Ringwood 84 

Boronia 80 

Glen Wav Hawks 71 

Ringwood 71 

Wantirna South 71 

Mitcham 63 

Templestowe 57 

Heathmont 38 

Warrandyte 34 

Chirnside Park 28 

Coldstream 16 

Whitehorse P 13 

Team Total 

The Basin 77 

South Belgrave 73 

Nunawading 52 

Forest Hill 50 

FTG Eagles 48 

Silvan 48 

P Orchards 44 

Eastern Lions 34 

Kilsyth 28 

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DIVSION ONE 

LW Total 

Shayne Allan Noble Park 2 53 

Christopher Hoegel Scoresby 3 45 

Jeffery Gobbels Balwyn 5 43 

Jarrod Dalton Vermont 3 43 

Trent Zomer South Croydon 3 43 

Nathan O'Keefe Lilydale 0 39 

Michael King South Croydon 4 36 

Anthony Mariani East Burwood 1 35 

Luke Barker Balwyn 0 35 

Luke Mann Noble Park 3 34 

DIVSION THREE 

LW Total 

Darren Sheen Heathmont 0 71 

James Katsiavos Ringwood 4 69 

Paul Eccles Templestowe 0 56 

Michael Morello Warrandyte 0 54 

Matthew Carnelley GW Hawks 1 48 

Trent Farmer Ringwood 2 48 

Daniel Beddome Wantirna South 0 46 

Andrew Azzopardi GW Hawks 1 43 

Anthony Faulkner Mitcham 1 41 

Johnny Pignataro Coldstream 1 39 

GOAL KICKERS 2012 

DIVSION TWO 

LW Total 

Kire Talevski Mooroolbark 0 73 

Billy Schilling Montrose 3 71 

Matthew Petracca UF Gully 3 50 

Thomas Harley Waverley Blues 2 50 

Nathan Hicks Rowville 2 47 

Adam Cook Montrose 1 46 

Wayne McInerney Bayswater 2 45 

Nicholas Murphy Donvale 1 41 

Brent Jane Bayswater 0 39 

Adam Booth Mulgrave 1 37 

DIVSION FOUR 

LW Total 

Lukas Appleby South Belgrave 1 83 

Ashley Froud Silvan 2 79 

Brent Gallichio The Basin 0 66 

Sam McCallum Nunawading 2 53 

Michael Cardamone Forest Hill 1 42 

Matthew Smith The Basin 0 39 

Paul Hager Ferntree Gully 0 37 

Daniel Toohey Silvan 1 36 

Andy Cultrera The Basin 1 36 

Rhys Harrop Nunawading 2 30 



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BORONIA: Well done to all three Hawka teams 

for securing the double chance heading into a very 

even fi nals series. As we have seen all season, 

anyone can beat anyone, so making sure that the 

whole club is switched on is going to be hugely 

important. The under 19’s take on Templestowe as 

we endeavour to bounce back after they gave our 

lads a little touch up last time they played. We are 

one all against the Dockers this season. Game starts 

at 10am. The ressies go up against Ringwood. The 

Redbacks have hit some recent good form, but we 

have beaten them twice this season and look to 

make it three in a row and into the prelim. Game 

starts 11.55am. The seniors will once again have 

a “Hawk off”. The Glen Waverly Hawks have 

had our measure so far this season in beating us 

twice. The fi rst time around they got us by three 

points after we gave them a 10-goal head start and 

two weeks ago by six goals after AGAIN starting 

slowly. It’s going to be a case of “third-time lucky” 

for our Hawks. Game starts 2.00pm. It’s now time 

for the whole club to get right behind our fi nals 

campaign. We defi nitely have got it over the other 

clubs in way of supporter numbers, so all get to 

East Burwood Reserve on Saturday and MAKE 

SOME NOISE. The Boronia Footy Club will be 

open for business straight after the game Saturday 

night, see you all back there for a quiet frothy. 

GLEN WAVERLEY HAWKS: Last week the 

club played its fi nal game on Capital Reserve. 

The boys sent it off in style with all three teams 

fi nishing off with a win in what could only be 

described as very heavy conditions. Both the 

under 19’s and reserves had control of their 

games and run out comfortable winners. The 

seniors played some very good footy to record 

a big win, almost stealing top spot away from 

North Ringwood. Today we fi nd ourselves at 

East Burwood taking on Boronia again for the 

third time this season in what will be another 

challenge for the club and hopefully we will 

see ourselves back at East Burwood again. Win 

or lose make sure you get back to the rooms 

after the game as the rooms will be open in the 

evening from 7pm. After a successful night last 

season we have booked Mulgrave Country Club 

for Senior Presentation Friday 21 September, so 

make sure you get your name down on the list 

in the social rooms or contact Andrea and Gary 

Hocking for a ticket. Limited seats so secure you 

spot now! GO HAWKS! 

MITCHAM: Well done to all concerned with the 

inaugural Mitcham U19's in 2012. Good numbers 

DIVISION 3 

to good players returning six wins for coach Quilty 

and company. Went down to Tempy last week but 

the spirit in the group was amazing. Goal sneak 

Tommy Lucas (Under 15's) booting two on debut. 

Best players: the whole side. The reserves going 

down by two points and coach Smith will be 

looking for the full 120 effort this week. Clayton, 

Bowyer and Jackson in the best. Seniors fi nishing 

strong to win by one goal after trailing for most 

of the match. Witta two goals never lost the faith 

and with Petracca and the chief led the revival 

to victory and our fi rst senior fi nals campaign 

since 2003. Yippee !!! Many thanks also to the 

many businesses, friends, players and supporters 

supporting last week’s function. Tiger spirit helping 

our own is truly inspiring. Thanks also to North for 

putting the Devils away for us. Good luck to our 

boys at Vermont today. Go Tigers. 

NORTH RINGWOOD: Round 18 was shaping 

up to be our biggest day of the year so far with our 

U19’S and Seniors needing to win to hold top spot 

and our Reserves looking to win to get a double 

chance. Considering the conditions, a convincing 

win by the U19's to claim top spot and earn the 

week’s rest. To keep a fellow fi nals team to one 

goal for the match was a terrifi c achievement. 

Congratulations to coach Dallas Van Unen for 

guiding the U19's to the top of the table for the 

fourth consecutive year. Reserves: After last 

week’s high against Mitcham, a week to forget, 

touched up by the bench mark of the reserves comp 

Wanny South, now into a do or die fi nal. We must 

produce a stronger four-quarter performance to 

make some noise in the fi nals. Our Seniors hit the 

ground running, having to win to hold top spot and 

Wanny South having to win to play fi nals. With 

the ground in the worst condition for a few years, 

this game was always going to be a hard-fought 

slog – and that is exactly what it was. For the fi rst 

two quarters the score was always just a couple of 

points with us holding a three-point lead at half 

time 4.4 to 4.1. In the third we managed to open 

this up to a four-goal lead and despite not scoring 

much in the last and no one on the bench we 

managed to hold on to well-deserved 15-point win 

to give us an even more well-deserved break. Good 

luck to our reserves today to keep their season 

alive. Go Saints! 

RINGWOOD: Last Saturday was a fantastic day 

for the club with the Seniors winning well over 

Heathmont and in the process securing their fi rst 

fi nals berth since our premiership year in 2005. The 

boys started well and controlled the game and by 




half time had a match-winning lead in the heavy 

conditions and continued their good form in the 

second half and ran out comfortable winners by 10 

goals and the victory ensured we came home with 

The Parker Cup. Many thanks to the hospitality 

shown by Rob Paker and the Heathmont Football 

Club, with both games being played in the right 

spirit and in front of a large local crowd. The 

Reserves had to battle hard all day and it was only 

in the last quarter that we got on top and recorded 

an important victory. With other results going our 

way, it sees us with the double chance in the fi nals. 

The 19's had a good hit out with Warrandyte, who 

provided very stiff opposition and our boys were 

made to work hard for their fi ve-goal victory. 

With several players returning to the side, we're 

confi dent the boys are primed and ready to go and 

are keen to start the fi nals series on a winning note. 

It's an exciting time for the club to have all three 

sides tasting fi nals action and we encourage all our 

members and supporters to get behind them in the 

coming weeks and help urge them on to victory. 

Our Reserves front up today in the qualifying fi nal 

against Boronia, while tomorrow at Vermont our 

U19's take on Wantirna South with our Seniors, 

taking on our old rivals Mitcham in what should be 

a good old-fashioned local derby. Good luck to all 

players and coaches for their respective matches 

and we hope to be celebrating three big wins at 

Jubilee Park come Sunday night. 

TEMPLESTOWE: Last week we played Mitcham 

in all three grades of football. Our U19’s had the best 

of the conditions, which could only be described as 

ordinary. A good start to the match saw us up by six 

goals at the main break. Again our players were in 

good form and this augurs well for the fi nals campaign 

ahead. A 40-point win was just what was required 

going into this week’s match. Joe Simon kicked two 

goals and better players were Lodge, May, Bibby 

and Haycraft. Our Reserves had been in better form 

towards the end of the season and expectations were 

high. Our opponents managed just one goal until 

three-quarter time while we had kicked an inaccurate 

3.10. The guys were able to hang on in the end and 

give Coach Groat a very exciting two-point win. 

S. Cullum kicked two goals. Better players were S 

Cullum, M Cullum and Wason. In the main game 

the equation was simple – the winner would have 

a chance of playing in the fi nals. Anything less and 

it was curtains for the year. A very good fi rst three 

quarters saw us lead 6.5 to 1.7 at three-quarter time. 

No one from Templestowe could predict what was 

about to happen. A last quarter capitulation saw 

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us six points behind by the time of the fi nal siren. 

Unfortunately this refl ected our recent form – good 

enough to win but didn’t. Dunn and M Bain kicked 

two goals each, while better players were Carpenter, 

Sahinidis and M Bain. The Club 250 lunch was 

very well attended and Guest Speaker Peter Daicos 

was excellent. Congratulations to the winners of the 

Best and Fairest – Josh Waters (U19’s), Joel DiCarla 

(Reserves) and Alistair Quinn (Seniors). Presentation 

Night details are to be advised. Go Dockers. 

WANTIRNA SOUTH: In the last home and away 

games for the 2012 season we came away from 

North Ringwood with one win and two losses. The 

Seniors, requiring to win the game to remain in the 

fi nals, were beaten by 15 points after a hard fought 

game in very ordinary conditions. Everyone knew 

what was at stake and nothing was left in the tank 

at game’s end. While just missing out on the fi nals, 

it was a good year considering where the team has 

come from over the past three years. The second 

half of the season was exceptional and if one of the 

close losses in the fi rst half had fallen our way, a 

fi nals berth would have been ours. This year was 

all about rebuilding and that has occurred, we will 

now work hard to prepare for the 2013 season. 

Congratulations to the Reserves who fi nished the 

season on top and showed just how well they can 

play when the pressure is on them. A great win 

last week against another fi nals aspirant who they 

kept scoreless for three quarters of the game. The 

job is not fi nished yet and the boys know what 

the ultimate prize is. The U19's came up against a 

slick team who showed why they are the top team 

and if they want to progress further into the fi nals 

from this Sunday, they need only to take example 

from the Nth Ringwood boys attack at the ball. 

Good luck to the U19's in this week’s elimination 

fi nal. Congratulations to Christopher Phillips on 

winning the 2012 Senior B&F, to Brett Hardham 

and Jack Birkett who tied in the Reserves and to 

Jimmy Sarinn for his win in the U19's. A huge 

thank you to all who assisted in the running of the 

Junior fi nals over the last four weeks at Walker 

Reserve which was a resounding success for the 

Club. Don't forget the Presentation Night is being 

held on Saturday 22 September at the Knox Club, 

cost is $50 per head which includes a two-course 

meal and drinks at bar prices. For bookings contact 

Karen Moore on 0400 944 460. Thank you to all 

our sponsors who have contributed to a successful 

year at WSFC. For more news go to the Devils 

website, wsfcdevils.com.au. Go Devils! 

DIVISION 3


DIVISION 3 ‘CHOOSE TAP’ QUALIFYING FINAL 

SENIORS 

GW HAWKS 

VS 

BORONIA 


GW Hawks 21.7 (133) defeated Boronia 14.8 (92) 

GOALS GW Hawks: A. Azzopardi 9, D. Gray 7, 

M. Carnelley 2, D. Sullivan 1, C. Walker 1, 

D. Lang 1 

Boronia: J. Heath 5, L. McKernan 4, 

R. McNamara 2, K. Murphy 1, L. Allison 1, 

D. Shiels 1 

BEST GW Hawks: D. Gray, S. Zikman, 

A. Azzopardi, C. Walker, D. Rydquist, 

M. Carnelley 

Boronia: L. Allison, P. Garrity, J. Allison, 

J. Heath, L. McKernan, J. Mohr 

FEMALE PLAYERS WANTED 


RESERVES 

BORONIA 

VS 

RINGWOOD 


Boronia 11.11 (77) defeated Ringwood 6.11 (47) 

UNDER 19’S 

TEMPLESTOWE 

VS 

BORONIA 


Templestowe 11.15 (81) defeated South Belgrave 1.4 (10) 

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TEMPLESTOWE 

Coach: Rob Price 

Asst Coach: Chris Rossidis 

Manager: Michael Nicolaidis 

Runner: Riki Wilson 

Colours: Green, purple and red vertical stripes, 

with white anchor emblem in middle, 

purple shorts. 



UNDER 19s 

40 

BORONIA 

Coach: Craig McKenzie 

Manager: Mark McAlpine 

Trainer: Steph Morris 

Colours: Brown jumper with gold hawk, 

brown shorts. 

2 Justin Haycraft 

1 Jesse Langdon 

5 

6 

8 

Jordan Walker 

Joshua Rankin 

Joe Simon 

2 

3 

4 

5 

Darren Sturdy 

Matthew Leeson 

Hayden Betts 

Brenton McAlpine 

35 Paul Semertzidis 

6 Jordan Park 

12 Thomas Vogel 

7 Dylan MacIsaac 

15 Mitchell Soon 

11 Brad Clark 

16 

17 

18 

James Kalinchev 

Nathan Marks 

Ben Cotton 

13 

14 

15 

16 

Ryan Laughlin 

James Mueller 

Lachlan McDonald 

Jordan Begg 

19 Tyler Brown 

17 Luke Chilcott 

21 Joshua Waters 

18 John White-Hohenberger 

22 Jordan Petridis 

21 Mitch Wardle 

23 

25 

27 

Aaron Tribuzio 

Aaron Martin 

Jason Bethune 

22 

24 

25 

26 

Dain Catley 

Jye Davis 

Anthony Simms 

Daniel Wright 

29 Robin Zhou 

27 Nick Antonellos 

31 William Lodge 

28 Sean Bell 

35 Dylan Ellis 

30 Michael Goldsack 

41 

42 

45 

Bergate Nyuon 

Jack Wilson 

Matthew Nicolaidis 

31 

33 

36 

39 

Ryan Warren 

Mitch Goddard 

Sam Goldsack 

Steven Devenish 

49 Jack Price 

40 Kade Shaw 

50 Paul Haikal 

42 Alister Pavey 

51 Adam Haycraft 

45 Lindsay Palmer 

61 

63 

64 

Tom May 

James Bibby 

Nathan Ruggeri 

50 

62 

70 

71 

Sam D'Argenio 

Scott Lemarquand 

Martin Wennagel 

Christopher McDonald 

72 Lachlan Gillespie 

74 Bradden Stephens 

UMPIRES: (FIELD) EMILY CORNELIUS, TED BRYCE, DANIEL RICHARDS (GOAL) ASHLEY PRICE, CALLUM THORNTON 

1ST 

QUARTER 

3RD 

QUARTER 

2ND 

QUARTER 

FINAL 

SCORE 


1ST 

QUARTER 

3RD 

QUARTER 

2ND 

QUARTER 

FINAL 

SCORE 


BORONIA 

Coach: Drew O'Hare 

Asst Coach: Dave Thornton 

Manager: Tim Currie 

Trainers: Steph Morris 


brown shorts. 


RESERVES 

RINGWOOD 

Coach: Ross Newland 

Manager: Alan Collings 

Trainers: Georgia Davis & Linda Wilson 

Colours: Black jumper with white lightning 

strike vee, black shorts. 

1 Brad Mills 

1 Daniel Irwin 

9 Brendon Hogan 

5 Sam Reeves 

11 Rhys McNamara 

6 Ben Morris 

12 

17 

19 

Benjamin Dadswell 

Matthew O'Keefe 

Paul Veltri 

8 

13 

16 

17 

Phil McGilvray 

Lachlan Spencer-Keeble 

Adam Breen 

David Headland 

20 Scott Nicholas 

24 Kieran Hill 

22 Matthew Hale 

26 Luke Eastick 

26 Jordan Veness 

29 Shaun Lucas 

29 Stuart Blackham 

33 Jamie Atkinson 

35 Nathan Dwyer 

35 Aaron Boone 

36 Thomas Smith 

37 Adam Baras 

37 

38 

Dale Maxwell 

Craig Geddes 

39 

43 

44 

Michael Stuart 

Ash Darbyshire (C) 

Luke Way 

39 Damien Ravenhorst 

45 Glen Petrie 

41 Adam Maloney 

46 Paul Hare 

44 Bill Goldsmith 

47 Andrew Graham 

47 Kyle Ousley 

48 James Kavanagh 

50 Roger Anderson 

51 Glen Newland 

55 Ash Johnston 

52 Sean Gale 

57 Andrew Constantine 

53 Cameron Williams 

59 

60 

Josh Temple 

Jarrod Rutherford 

56 

59 

60 

Theo Oostveen 

Declan Hill 

Ben Jordanov 

61 Nathan Watson 

61 Dean Vance 

66 Dayne Ruff 

62 Zac Heffernan 

67 Dane Romano 

64 Bart Toohey 

88 Dale Collins 

67 Kieran Davis 

UMPIRES: (FIELD) ANDREW WHEELER, DEAN SYMES, DAVID PALMA (GOAL) BRUCE PORTER, JOHN ADAMS 

1ST 

QUARTER 

3RD 

QUARTER 


2ND 

QUARTER 

FINAL 

SCORE 


1ST 

QUARTER 

3RD 

QUARTER 

2ND 

QUARTER 

FINAL 

SCORE 


GLEN WAVERLEY HAWKS 

Coach: Mick Gaul 

Asst Coach: Adrian Zhant 

Manager: Alan Howard 

Trainer: Graham Dancey 

Runner: Mark Fitt 

Colours: Brown & gold vertical stripes, with blue 

panel & gold lightning strike white 

outline and white trim. Blue shorts. 


SENIORS 

42 

BORONIA 

Coach: Drew O'Hare 

Manager: Mark Grice 

Trainers: Steph Morris 

Runner: Chris Burgess 


brown shorts. 

RADIO GAME RADIO GAME RADIO GAME RADIO GAME 

No. Player Goals Behinds No. Player Goals Behinds 

1 Darren Dewar 

1 Ryan Henderson 

2 

3 

4 

Corey Walker (DVC) 

Wayne Magee 

Jak Hancock 

2 

3 

Matthew Buzinskas 

Nathan Allen 

5 Andrew Azzopardi (C) 

4 Ben Holland 

6 Sam Zikman 

5 Shannon Bainbridge 

7 Clint Walker 

6 Chris Brandner 

8 

9 

10 

Danny Kennaugh 

Simon Grasser (DVC) 

Mark Foote (VC) 

7 

8 

Dean Grice 

Richard McNamara 

11 Ross Dancey 

9 Scott McKenzie 

12 Karl Shoenmaekers 

10 Mark Mollica 

13 Scott Irvine 

13 Lachlan Watson 

14 

15 

20 

Mitchell Potts 

Scott Gibson 

Tim Cook 

14 

15 

Jess Bolton 

Jeromie Mohr 

21 Brad Riddle 

16 Matthew Smith 

22 Aaron Riddle 

18 Craig McKenzie 

23 Ryan Mawdsley 

21 Jason Heath 

26 

27 

30 

Ryan Lepore 

Ben Worrell 

Ashley Black 

22 

23 

Jess Moore 

Craig Follino 

31 Matthew Carnelley 

25 Lachlan McKernan 

34 Ryan Goold 

27 Luke Leeson 

35 

36 

37 

David Lang 

Brandon Caprara 

Dean Rydquist 

28 

33 

Steve O'Reilly 

Andrew LaMarca 

44 Jason Clothier 

40 Josh Allison 

45 Josh Gray 

43 Luke Allison 

47 Danny Gray 

49 Declan Shiels 

49 

60 

71 

Jayden Scanlon 

Dan Sullivan 

Navinder Singh 

69 

73 

Patrick Garrity 

Mitch Wright 

88 Fia Tootoo 

87 Kane Murphy 

UMPIRES: (FIELD) ANDREW GILLIES, GERARD MOORE, JACOB CARROLL (GOAL) MICHAEL ROSEL, PETER DEVESON 

1ST 

QUARTER 

3RD 

QUARTER 

2ND 

QUARTER 

FINAL 

SCORE 

1ST 

QUARTER 

3RD 

QUARTER 

2ND 

QUARTER 

FINAL 

SCORE 



DIVISION 3 ‘CHOOSE TAP’ ELIMINATION FINAL 

SENIORS 

RINGWOOD 

VS 

MITCHAM 


Ringwood 18.14 (122) defeated Mitcham 8.8 (56) 

GOALS Ringwood: J. Katsiavos 6, T. Farmer 5, 

L. Davis 3, S. Laing 1, A. Waddell 1, 

M. King 1, L. Jones 1 

Mitcham: J. Tymensen 2, A. Faulkner 2, 

J. Witnish 2, J. Halstead-Wylde 1, R. Bell 1 

BEST Ringwood: T. Nolan, L. Davis, A. Waddell, 

A. McCann, T. Farmer, J. Katsiavos 

Mitcham: M. Beagley, J. Fisher, 

A. Faulkner, M. Brown, R. Bell, B. Law 

RESERVES 

MITCHAM 

VS 

NORTH 

RINGWOOD 


North Ringwood 12.12 (84) defeated Mitcham 8.5 (53) 

UNDER 19’S 

RINGWOOD 

VS 

WANTIRNA 

SOUTH 

CONGRATULATIONS TO LAST WEEK'S NARELLAN POOLS PLAYER OF THE DAY 

ANDREW WADDELL (RINGWOOD) 



Ringwood 8.10 (58)defeated Wantirna South 5.3 (33) 


RINGWOOD 

Coach: Shane Keane 

Asst Coach: Steve Paterson 

Manager: Brett Cairns 

Runner: Shaun Lord 





UNDER 19s 

44 

WANTIRNA SOUTH 

Coach: Glenn Edwards 

Manager: Ian Hallam 

Trainer: Ruwindi Setunge 

Runner: Trevor Cromb 

Colours: Green jumper with two white stripes, 

green shorts 

1 Flynn Laidlaw 

1 Jayden Campbell 

2 Nathan Cairns 

2 Ben Cromb 

3 Daniel Collier 

3 Sam Hallam 

4 Brandon Stelfox 

4 James Anderson 

5 Mitch Pettit 

5 Tyson Freeman 

6 Salvador Yllesca 

6 James Canfor 

7 Daniel Jordanov (C) 

7 Rob Clarke 

8 Jack Kavanagh 

8 Jackson Smith 

9 Jesse Matthews 

9 Thomas Anderson 

10 Jack Wadley 

10 Josh Mathew 

11 Liam O’Carroll 

11 EricVakalis 

12 Tim Waack 

12 Alex Veal 

15 Jacob Watson 

13 Jimmy Sarinn 

16 Ashley Jezdimirovic 

14 William Phillips 

17 Jack George 

15 George Frantz 

18 Harrison Moore 

16 Joel Mazurek 

19 Dylan Van Praet 

17 Blake Walker 

20 Joseph O’Brien-Garioch 

18 Harrison Mullins 

21 Tom Douglass (C) 

20 Mitchell Deane 

22 Mitch Alexander 

21 Ben Abraham 

23 Sam Wadley 

22 Rowan Calladine 

24 Michael Grierson 

23 Joshua Stone 

25 Jordan Tragardh 

25 Jake Dalgleish 

27 Lachlan Hall 

26 Louis Mumford 

28 Ryan Hardy 

27 Justin Wood 

29 Dale Strachan 

28 Norman Fajloun 

30 Cameron Laing 

29 Beau Lesueur 

32 Matthew Hall 

30 Tom Kenny 

UMPIRES: (FIELD) PAUL DENNIS, JAMIE SHEVLIN, LAURENCE ROBINS (GOAL) DAPNY LEONG, BEN CUTLER 

1ST 

QUARTER 

3RD 

QUARTER 

2ND 

QUARTER 

FINAL 

SCORE 


1ST 

QUARTER 

3RD 

QUARTER 

2ND 

QUARTER 

FINAL 

SCORE 


MITCHAM 

Coach: Aaron Smith 

Manager: Ken John 

Trainer: Ian Hitchcock 

Runner: Ben Prout 

Colours: Black jumper, yellow sash, 

black shorts with yellow EFL webbing. 


RESERVES 

NORTH RINGWOOD 

Coach: Brad Green 

Manager: David Tucker 

Trainer: Rod Stewart 

Runner: Michael O'Dea 

Colours: Red, black and white panels, 

black shorts. 

5 Jarrod Andreatta 

5 Oran Aziz 

7 Campbell Kelson 

7 Stuart Ross 

9 Patrick Spendlove 

16 Nick Distefano 

15 Matt Beagley 

17 Grant Cochrane 

20 Michael Brown 

18 Joel Gableck 

21 

23 

24 

26 

28 

Aaron Blundell (c) 

Julian Rozycki 

John Feeney 

Michael Romas 

Mark Emmerson 

21 

22 

24 

25 

27 

28 

Nathan Payne 

Jordan Sultana 

Michael Tucker 

Todd Morgan 

Michael Scott 

Scott Lindsay 

29 Todd Clayton 

29 Daniel John 

32 Jason Tay 

30 Tim Barry 

37 Travis Murphy 

36 Ben Sullivan 

38 Michael Brine 

37 Stuart Dunk 

40 Lachlan Rudd 

39 James Braybrook 

44 Daniel Brodie 

40 Jarrod Harwood 

45 Sammy Russell 

41 Jarrod Castles 

47 Aaron Witnish 

42 Josh Barker 

48 Jason Stephens 

45 James Elison 

49 Frank Greco 

47 John Springett 

50 

54 

56 

57 

59 

Alex Oakey 

Danny Bowyer 

Daniel Witanga 

Tate Putnins 

Daniel Jackson 

48 

49 

50 

51 

52 

53 

Blake Devlin 

Josh Barrett 

Jake Opray 

Troy Moerenhout 

Jason Moerenhout 

Michael Peart 

61 Tom Birkett 

56 Matthew Cuce 

62 Ash Bolam 

57 Peter Griffi ths 

65 Paul Phillips 

62 Glenn Gordon 

66 Simon Milstead 

64 Daniel Pizzaloto 

67 Cameron Jackson 

77 Tim Cochrane 

UMPIRES: (FIELD) STEVEN DOHERTY, LOU TABACCHIERA, JADE PAWLEY (GOAL) PETER DEVESON, DARYL WATSON 

1ST 

QUARTER 

3RD 

QUARTER 


2ND 

QUARTER 

FINAL 

SCORE 


1ST 

QUARTER 

3RD 

QUARTER 

2ND 

QUARTER 

FINAL 

SCORE 


RINGWOOD 

Coach: Scott Homewood 

Manager: Phil Watts 

Trainer: Ian Barnes 





SENIORS 

46 

MITCHAM 

Coach: Scott Homewood 

Manager: Matt McCubbin 

Trainer: Linda Marshall 

Runner: Darren Skinner 

Colours: Black jumper, yellow sash, 

black shorts with yellow EFL webbing. 

1 Daniel Irwin 

2 Lucas Marro 

2 Trent Farmer 

3 Aaron Miller 

3 Jack Gill 

5 Jarrod Andreatta 

5 

6 

7 

Sam Reeves 

Ben Morris 

Adam Parsons 

6 

7 

Jarrod Witnish 

Cameron Taylor 

8 Phil McGilvray 

8 Ben Miller 

9 Luke Davis 

11 David Searl 

10 Todd Nolan 

13 Leigh Warne 

12 Tim Burmeister (C) 

14 Daniel Johnson 

14 Andrew Waddell 

16 Simon Godfrey 

15 James Katsiavos 

17 Julian Petracca 

17 David Headland 

19 Jack Fisher 

19 

20 

21 

Stephen Copeland 

Ryan Grinter 

Vinnie Jones 

22 

25 

Ryan Bell 

Anthony Faulkner 

22 Scott Laing 

27 Steven Smith 

24 Keiran Hill 

28 Trevor Batchelor 

25 Kelvin Greig 

29 Todd Clayton 

26 Luke Eastick 

30 Jimmy Halstead 

31 Zac Toohey 

31 Ben Law 

34 Pat Burmeister 

36 Jake Kelly 

36 

38 

41 

Michael King 

Anthony McCann 

Nick Macklin 

38 

39 

Michael Brine 

Jackson Glossop 

42 Luke Jones 

41 James Quilty (c) 

43 Ash Darbyshire 

48 Jason Stephens 

60 Ben Jordanov 

65 Paul Phillips 

64 Bart Toohey 

69 Nick Higginson 

UMPIRES: (FIELD) DANIEL WILD, MATTHEW BRERETON, MAURICE DE VINCENTIS (GOAL) ROBERT REID, GREG ALFORD 

1ST 

QUARTER 

3RD 

QUARTER 

2ND 

QUARTER 

FINAL 

SCORE 


1ST 

QUARTER 

3RD 

QUARTER 

2ND 

QUARTER 

FINAL 

SCORE 



FERNTREE GULLY: Round 18, this is what we are all 

waiting for: the Finals! Last round, we had our Under 19’s 

playing at Silvan and our other two teams playing at Forest 

Hill. This made it very hard to support each other. So, the 

Under 19’s went to Silvan for a must win game – and they 

did. We started strongly and led by 23 points at quarter time. 

Despite a seonc quarter comeback by Silvan, we managed 

to kick away in the second half and run out winners by 113 

points. Now they have secured their spot in the fi nals. Great 

work! The reserves were very undermanned this week. 

Starting the game with only 18 players and no bench, the 

boys did their best and didn’t give up. The fi rst half didn’t go 

to plan for Joel, the boys didn’t kick a goal, only three points. 

In a blistery game we only managed to kick three goals. 

Forest Hill sealed the game by kicking 7 – 13 – 55 to Ferntree 

Gully 3 – 10 – 28. Unfortunately they are not in the fi nals, 

but the club is very proud of them all. Good effort boys. The 

seniors on the other hand did have a win. At the end of the 

fi rst, Ferntree Gully was up by 1 point. In the second, the 

weather wasn’t any better and the wind got stronger. At the 

half time siren, there was three points in it. The third quarter 

our boys kicked 3.5, this was a good quarter for us. The last 

saw our boys adding another three goals to seal the game. 

Final score Ferntree Gully 8 – 12 – 60 to Forest Hill 4 – 6 – 

30. Great work boys – now we have two teams in the fi nals! 

FOREST HILL: Last Saturday saw us host Ferntree Gully 

for the last round of the home and away season. Results 

were mixed with the Reserves recording a good win while 

the Seniors fi nished off the year with a loss. While it would 

have been great for the Seniors to fi nish the season with a 

win, the way results went meant we still would have just 

missed the fi nals. Our reserves however, still have a fi nals 

campaign ahead and with the form the boys have shown all 

season we are looking for them to give it a real crack. The 

Seniors showed that despite missing the fi nals action again 

we are heading in the right direction and 2013 looks like 

being a great year for the Zebras. The season concluded with 

the post mortems at the vote count, but we are hoping to have 

at least one fl ag to celebrate when the fi nal event of our social 

calendar, the Presentation Night, is held on September 22. 

Tickets are available from Pud, Carmel (0438 932 727) or Jo 

or at the bar on training nights. The venue is the Hungarian 

Community Centre, 760 Boronia Road, Wantirna. Be there 

by 7pm for a 7.30pm start. It’s $50 per head with drinks at 

bar prices. A great chance to celebrate the achievements of 

2012 and to begin our 2013 campaign. A huge thank you to 

everyone involved in both a playing, offi ciating or support 

function of our junior and senior sides who’s seasons are over. 

Enjoy your well-earned breaks and we hope to see each and 

every one of you back bigger and better in 2013. Make sure to 

get down and support the Magoos on Saturday at Walker Park 

as they commence their fi nals campaign. Also on Sunday 26 

August, the Vets play their semi-fi nal at Lilydale. Get down 

and support both our teams who are still alive and trying to 

bring home another fl ag to Zebraland. 

KILSYTH: Congratulations to our reserves side on making 

DIVISION 4 

fi nals for 2012, also our veterans commence their fi nals run 

today. Well done to all who attended last Saturday’s function, 

some outfi ts gave pyjamas a whole new meaning. A special 

thankyou to all the workers who helped make the job of 

hosting junior fi nals over the last four weeks a great success. 

All the best for today and GO COUGARS. 

NUNAWADING: Congratulations to both Frank Salanitri 

and SIngo for leading both Nunawading teams into a 

fi nals series for the fi rst time in over four years. A bigger 

congratulations to all the players who have put their bodies 

on the line in 2012 to make sure us supporters can taste 

some of the fi nals action. Now is the time however to do 

it for yourselves. This might be the only chance you get 

so make the most of your opportunities. Last Saturday 

saw Nunawading take on the Eastern Lions at home. In a 

close fi nish, our seconds were unable to bring home the 

chocolates going down by only a few points in what was 

a wet and hard fought game. Auldy was great, as was Dad 

down back, however unfortunately we could not prevail. 

In the seniors it was a different story. With plenty to play 

for, considering an unexpected loss to the Easterners earlier 

this year, our boys played all over the opposition. It was 

a really solid win and will give our young men plenty 

of confi dence as we take on Ferntree Gully again in the 

Elimination fi nal. Best players were Tiernan, Luby and 

young Wazza. Saturday night was our vote count night 

and it is with great excitement that I can announce that 

Aiden Sukkel was able to take out the Best & Fairest for 

the Senior team in 2012. ‘Chief’ had a magnifi cent year 

and his consistency was rewarded with a close win over big 

Cam Ross who fi nished as the runner-up. In the reserves 

congratulations to Sam Hesketh, winning the 2012 Craig 

Milner award for the best and fairest in the seconds. Sam 

also had a great year and again it was extremely close with 

Craig Myers, one of Nunawading`s favourite sons fi nishing 

in the runner-up position. Congratulations to both Aiden and 

Sam. Running a football club is always diffi cult and always 

made easier when you have sponsors of the calibre that we 

have at Nunawading. A massive thank you to the following 

major sponsors for the 2012 season. We have appreciated 

your support and look forward to again partnering in 2013: 

Nathan Small Enterprises’, Independent Accounting, The 

Harp Hotel, Focus on Furniture, Dee Ryall and Mike 

Symonds. Once again thanks for your support in 2012. Get 

into the opposition today boys – give it your all. You owe it 

to yourselves to make history – one game at a time – starting 

today! GO NUNA! 

PARK ORCHARDS: The 2012 season came to an early 

end for the Park Orchards Senior and Development teams, 

as they had the bye in the last round. We congratulate our 

coaches Peter Nicholson and Jeremy Thomas and the players 

on their achievements in our inaugural season. Both teams 

fi nished in eighth place and while we will rue a couple of 

close games that just got away from us, overall it has been a 

pleasing start to our existence as senior club. Attention now 

turns to supporting and preparing the Sharks Under 19 team 




which has won the chance to play fi nals for the second year in 

a row, and so represent Park Orchards in the EFL fi nals series. 

Congratulations to our Coach Tony Weeks and the players 

on making the fi nals, and for fi nishing the home and away 

season so well on Saturday with a strong win at home over 

Surrey Park. However, the job is far from fi nished and we 

have not come this far just to make up the numbers, so lots 

of work still to be done over the next four weeks. We want to 

thank our Foundation Members, sponsors, general members 

and supporters for all their encouragement and support this 

season. Your attendance at our home games in particular has 

been fantastic, and we appreciate you being part of our fi rst 

season as a fully-fl edged senior club. We urge you to maintain 

your support by coming along to the Under 19’s fi nals 

matches which will be played on Sundays at Walker Park, 

Mitcham. Our Junior Club has four teams playing in YJFL 

Grand Finals this Sunday and we wish these teams every 

success on that day, and congratulate them on making it all 

the way through. Check out the Sharks Junior Club website 

sharksjfc.org.au for details of times and venues for these 

matches. Park Orchards has two upcoming events to fi nish off 

the 2012 season. Firstly our vote count day will be held at the 

Club rooms on Sunday 16 September commencing around 

12.30pm, followed by our Presentation Night on Friday 28 

September. Keep both these dates free and we look forward to 

seeing all Sharks players and supporters there. GO SHARKS! 

SILVAN: After a long and tough home and away season 

we have reached what every club and player strives for: the 

Finals. Finishing third on the ladder and giving ourselves 

the double chance is a great effort by Chris Goodlet and his 

coaching staff. After a hard fi rst season in the EFL where we 

fi nished 11th to be where we are now is a huge achievement. 

Last Saturday night we had the counting of the club's Best 

and Fairest awards. Taking out the seniors was Daniel 

Toohey who just shaded his brother Sean by two votes. The 

Reserves was another close count with David Short taking 

the honours and in the Colts skipper Damien Nelson was 

victorious. Congratulations to all three and to the second and 

third place getters as well. Today we take on old rival South 

Belgrave for the right to face The Basin next week. Thanks 

again to all our valued sponsors, Tara Press, Clearshield, 

Bendigo Bank (Wandin/Seville branch), Porter Davis 

Homes, Veolia, Blue Hills Berries, Superfi nish Prestige 

Repairs, Club Kilsyth, Eco Liquid Waste, Mipa Paints, 

Central Scaffolds, Silvandale Transport, Perftech, Cracka 

Wines, Bretrac Engineering, Foothills Finanical Services, 

R & E Panelmasters, J & N Excavations, Aegis Australia, 

Wandin Pizza Bar, Bakker & Co, Roadfresh Transport and 

Boronia IGA. Good luck today, Go Cats. 

SOUTH BELGRAVE: The fi nal home and away round 

was one of mixed fortunes last Saturday. In appalling 

conditions only the Reserves notched up a win. The U19’s 

were unable to repeat the win over The Basin last time 

they met, but nonetheless should be excited about playing 

fi nals this weekend. The boys lost skipper Dean in the fi rst 

few minutes of the game and in the mud of Batterham 

48 

Reserve it was diffi cult to get any momentum going. The 

boys peppered the goals but behinds were the result. Sonny 

managed two goals and Matt 1. Andy, Matt, Sonny Daraio, 

Jordan and Shae were named in the best. The Reserves 

retained top spot, winning the minor premiership and can 

look forward to the week off. Small forward Tibbs kicked 

three goals and was named in the best along with Macca, 

Rogo, Flipper, Rowds and Spewy. The seniors played a tight 

match although let The Bears get a three-goal start. But they 

reversed the trend, kicking three goals in the second term 

and keeping The Basin scoreless. A shot from the pocket 

by Dave Bilston after the half time siren levelled the match. 

It was a low-scoring game, but a lovely goal by Cogga put 

South in front but we were unable to hang on and The Basin 

ended up winning by 2 goals. Bilso and Cogga both booted 

two goals, with Liam and Apples one a piece. It was diffi cult 

to make out players in the end as everyone was covered in 

mud and the ball impossible to control. Burls, Brock, Check, 

Bilso and Aba were named in best. This week the Senior 

team takes on Silvan in a Qualifying fi nal at Walker Park on 

Saturday and the U/19’s play The Basin again at Tormore 

Reserve on Sunday in an Elimination Final. Good luck to all 

the boys and do yourselves and your club proud. Presentation 

Night tickets are now available for sale. It’s on September 

28th at The Mulgrave Country Club See Jo or D Mac for 

your tickets. GO SOUTH!!!! 

THE BASIN: Another Home and Away season has now 

come to an end for the Bears. What a great year it has been 

for all our Senior Sides. Last week’s games against South 

Belgrave produced two wins. The colts had a good win and 

will face South Belgrave again in the elimination fi nal. What 

a great effort by all involved to get a side together and make 

yet another fi nals series. Well done to Mark Adams who has 

coached the colts for the last eight years and will be stepping 

down at the end of the season. Let’s send him off on a good 

note. The ressies dropped last week’s game but showed some 

good signs and will be strengthened by the return of some 

senior players for this week’s fi nal. Great effort to make the 

fi nals as it has been a struggle all year to get a side on the 

fi eld. The Seniors had a hard fought win in the last game of 

the season and notched up our 16th win for the year which 

is a club record. Fantastic effort by Pickles and his coaching 

staff to get the boys on top of the ladder without dropping a 

game. We all know that the hard work starts now and all our 

effort will be focused on having a good fi nals series. With 

a week off, we can get ourselves primed and ready for the 

coming weeks. A big congratulations to Steve Kruger and 

the under 17’s who won there grand fi nal match last week. 

What a turn around the boys have done from last season. 

From being the whipping boys to undefeated premiers is an 

extraordinary achievement and the whole club is proud of 

their efforts. Well done guys. Don’t forget, Presentation night 

is 21 September at the Knox Club. Tickets are limited so see 

Josh Wilson and Gary Rule for your booking. Good luck to 

both the ressies and colts for the elimination fi nal, do your 

best and work hard for each other. GO BEARS………. 

DIVISION 4


DIVISION 4 ‘CHOOSE TAP’ ELIMINATION FINAL 

SENIORS 

FERNTREE 

GULLY 

VS 

NUNAWADING 


Ferntree Gully 11.15 (81) defeated Nunawading 3.8 (26) 

GOALS Ferntree Gully: R. Pierce 4, P. Giannopoulos 1, 

T. Harrop 1, M. Russo 1, J. Callanan 1, 

M. Topp 1, P. Hager 1, J. Stapleton 1 

Nunawading: N. Holly 1, M. Ritchie 1, 

R. Harrop 1 

BEST Ferntree Gully: D. Burmeister, M. Hayhurst, 

S. Nevins, A. Jones, M. Cunningham, T. Olarenshaw 

Nunawading: A. McGrath, S. Luby, 

A. Baltruweit, W. Beere, S. Alderton, A. Gellatly 


RESERVES 

THE BASIN 

VS 

KILSYTH 


The Basin 10.14 (74) defeated Kilsyth 5.7 (37) 

UNDER 19’S 

SURREY PARK 

VS 

FERNTREE GULLY 


Surrey Park 12.19 (91) defeated Ferntree Gully 7.7 (49) 


SURREY PARK 

Coach: Robert Hubbard 

Manager: Shayne McBride 

Trainer: Dave Garvin 

Runner: Trent McBride 

Colours: Black yoke with Black and 

White stripes. Black shorts. 



UNDER 19s 

50 

FERNTREE GULLY EAGLES 

Coach: Michael James 

Manager: Graeme O'Brien 

Trainers: Frank Compasso, Kim Killian 

& Helen Edward 

Runner: Sam Gibson 

Colours: Blue and white vertical stripes, eagle 

emblem, blue shorts. 

1 Jake McKissack 

1 Jason Lange 

2 Josh Garvin 

2 Daniel Joyce 

3 

4 

Josh Reid 

Peter Danatzis 

3 James Buckingham 

6 Jethro Gates 

4 Mason Careri 

7 Matthew McBride 

5 Mitch Bowman 

8 Dan White 

6 Josh Trowbridge 

9 Ryan Kennedy 

7 Paul Carbone 

10 Chris Barnden 

8 Iain McCartney 

11 

12 

Matthew Malate 

Michael Jenkin 

9 Cameron Woods 

13 Campbell Wilson 

12 Sam Parker 

14 Harry Cook 

14 Luke Manion 

15 Jake Summers 

16 James Bohan 

16 Brandon Bird 

17 Josh O'Brien 

17 Jake Marnie 

19 Brandon Milligan 

18 

19 

Julian Santamaria 

Matthew Anderson 

22 Jake Cole 

20 Adam Muling 

24 Jared Blatancic 

21 Matthew Barker 

26 Luke Mc Comb 

22 Mosa Kadirie 

28 Rob Mc Comb 

23 Marcus Perham 

29 Steve Moore 

24 

25 

26 

Aidan Harvey-Nelson 

Harry Berry 

Arlie Jackman 

30 

33 

Harry Mc Allese 

Patrick Turner 

27 Matthew Mackay 

37 Darryn Osborne 

28 Bede Briscombe 

25 Cory Beswick 

29 Steven Skidmore 

36 Perry Cole 

30 Cameron Dent 

39 Jake Buggy 

UMPIRES: (FIELD) KELLY DEAN, JOHN BONFADINI, BRADLEY PULLEY (GOAL) IAN ROSEL, ANDREW HAWKES 

1ST 

QUARTER 

3RD 

QUARTER 

2ND 

QUARTER 

FINAL 

SCORE 


1ST 

QUARTER 

3RD 

QUARTER 

2ND 

QUARTER 

FINAL 

SCORE 


THE BASIN 

Coach: Matthew Killian 

Manager: Chris Thompson 

Runner: Alex Winters 

Colours: Red & green vertical stripes, red shorts. 


RESERVES 

Coach: Brent Gentner 

Manager: Greg Frazer 

Trainer: Bob Hart 

Runner: Adam Moon 

Colours: Black jumper with red sash, 

red shorts. 

1 John Clark 

2 Harley Thomas 

3 Jarred Bell 

4 Paul Malan 

8 Glynn Pratt 

11 Brent Gentner 

10 Matthew Killian 

15 Ryan Crosby 

11R Shane Underhill 

17 Billy Steven 

12R Mathew Ikin 

20 Karl Schimmelbusch 

16 Scott Mackay 

25 Ram Gowriswakan 

17R Michael Laurito 

26 Chris Rutty 

18 Brett Wills (RVC) 

27 Nathan McCulloch 

20 Nathan Freeling 

28 Andrew Wiles 

26 Jay Thompson 

30 Leigh Wilson 

29 Nick Freeling (RVC) 

31 Jarrod Van Der Vlugt 

30 Anthony Chircop 

32 Nick Lewis 

31 

32 

33 

34 

35 

37 

41 

45 

50 

52 

55 

56 

Shane Hamilton 

Ben Dahan (RC) 

Daniel Hill 

Leigh Haslem 

Jarrod Ball 

John-Michael Bric 

Michael Oxley 

Michael Thompson 

Christopher Adolph 

Jarryd O'Sullivan 

Kristopher Dahan 

Bradley Geddes 

35 

37 

38 

39 

40 

41 

43 

45 

49 

54 

55 

Callum Donaldson 

Shane Jackson 

Brad Lindgren 

Ben Schneider 

Andrew Floyd 

Gavan Malan 

Troy Zaic 

Declan Leguir 

Matthew Jacobs 

Corey Webb 

Kane Hillier 

59 Anthony Duke 

58 Michael Brookfi eld 

65 Luke Wilson 

61 Jarred Jurrens 

66 Jake Mills 

62 Joel Hassed 

71 Shane Debernardi 

64 Daniel Nevins 

77 Nathan Jones 

76 Liam Gorfi ne 

Tom Lafferty 

88 Mannie Webb 

UMPIRES: (FIELD) CALLUM MACTIER, KYLE NEVILL, PAUL GILCHRIST (GOAL) MARK SKIPOR, RAY APPLEBY 

1ST 

QUARTER 

3RD 

QUARTER 


2ND 

QUARTER 

FINAL 

SCORE 

1ST 

QUARTER 

3RD 

QUARTER 

2ND 

QUARTER 

FINAL 

SCORE 

KILSYTH 



FERNTREE GULLY EAGLES 

Coach: Bernie Ryan 

Manager: Andrew Lockhart 

Trainers: Frank Compasso & Anne Muscat 

Runner: John Turner 

Colours: Blue and white vertical stripes, eagle 

emblem, blue shorts. 



SENIORS 

52 

NUNAWADING 

Coach: Frank Salanitri 

Manager: Marc Sukkel 

Trainer: Cameron Newitt 

Runner: Wayne Singleton 

Colours: Maroon with gold lighting strikes, 

gold lion symbol and maroon shorts. 

2 Hayden Lovat 

1 Tom Denham 

4 Ryan Pierce 

2 

3 

Andrew Gellatly 

Stephen Alderton 

5 Paul Hager 

4 Ayden Sukkel 

6 Paul Giannopoulos 

5 

6 

Aden Chynoweth 

Christian Holdsworth 

7 Trent Harrop 

7 Adam Meagher 

8 Josh Hammen 

8 Michael Parkes 

9 Dean Leary 

9 

10 

Rhys Harrop 

Nathan Holly 

13 Ben Rawlings 

11 Stuart McPhie 

14 Michael Topp 

12 Adam McGrath 

13 Samuel Hesketh 

17 Michael Russo 

15 Adam Baltruweit 

19 Matthew Hayn 

16 Michael Richie 

20 Jacob Decru 

18 

19 

Shane Luby 

Warren Beere 

23 Jayden Thorpe 

20 Tim Somerville 

24 Phil Muscat 

22 Trent Atkinson 

26 Ricky Aitken 

23 

25 

Sam McCallum 

Robert Papp 

28 Chris Cox 

27 Jackson Kirtland 

30 Jack Calanan 

28 

29 

Eamon Halliday 

Steven Lester 

31 Ben Lockhart 

31 Chris McDermott 

34 Jamie Lovat 

32 Cameron Ross 

35 Michael Caligiuri 

33 

36 

Stephen Fry 

James Galli 

38 Phil Lawson 

37 Tiarnan Halliday 

50 Jeremy Stapleton 

43 Alex Small 

44 Adam Kinninburgh 

52 Josh Henry 

55 John Manning 

UMPIRES: (FIELD) CRAIG JOHNSON, STEVEN MARSDEN, JASON MOORE (GOAL) CHARLES ABETZ, ZAC GEMENIS 

1ST 

QUARTER 

3RD 

QUARTER 

2ND 

QUARTER 

FINAL 

SCORE 


1ST 

QUARTER 

3RD 

QUARTER 

2ND 

QUARTER 

FINAL 

SCORE 


SENIORS 


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DIVISION 4 ‘CHOOSE TAP’ QUALIFYING FINAL 

SOUTH 

BELGRAVE 

VS 

SILVAN 


South Belgrave 17.19 (121) defeated Silvan 14.7 (91) 

GOALS South Belgrave: A. Bakens 4, A. Shearer 4, 

K. Aboujaber 3, L. Appleby 2, T. Hallinan 1, 

P. Costa 1, M. De Luca 1 

Silvan: A. Froud 9, N. Trigwell 2, A. Volpetti 1, 

D. Bissels 1, S. Ennis 1 

BEST South Belgrave: B. Ferguson, A. Shearer, D. 

Burnell, D. Taylor, D. Bilston, K. Aboujaber 

Silvan: A. Froud, J. Rowe, R. Newell, 

N. Trigwell, S. Toohey, D. Wale 


RESERVES 

Introducing 

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& Wellbeing 

Vibration Training 

FOREST HILL 

VS 

NUNAWADING 


Forest Hill 11.11 (77) defeated Nunawading 5.8 (38) 

UNDER 19’S 

THE BASIN 

VS 

SOUTH BELGRAVE 


The Basin 7.11 (53) defeated South Belgrave 3.12 (30) 

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THE BASIN 

Coach: Mark Adams 

Manager: Brian Chircop 

Runner: Peter Stack 

Colours: Red & green vertical stripes, red shorts 



UNDER 19s 

54 


Coach: Hugh Stern 

Manager: Brian Roe 

Trainer: Nick Nation 

Runner: Geoff Smith 

Colours: Black jumper, with white and red vee’s. 

1 Jordan Stack 

1 Anthony Daraio 

2 

3 

Mitchell Rule 

Cameron Cripps 

2 William O'Gorman 

4 Jordan Chircop 

3 Nick Scarlett 

5 Dean Van Winsen 

4 Josh Roe 

6 

7 

Chris Caulfi eld 

John Thierauf 

5 Shae Snowball 

8 James Osborne 

6 Dean Apostolopoulos 

10 Ben Wright 

7 Cameron Oscilowski 

11 

12 

Brad Griffi n 

Nicholas Callanan 

8 Matthew Young 

13 Dylan Cox 

9 Andrew Howell 

15 Jake Marr-Reid 

11 Lachie Newham 

16 

17 

Justin Hutchinson-Drake 

Aaron Seagrave 

12 Joshua Fisher 

19 Brayden Cannon 

15 Michael Chapman 

20 Doug O'conner 

16 Rhys Conder 

21 

22 

Jason Cafferkey 

Adam Percy 

18 Brad Adela 

23 Dylan Oakland 

19 Lucan MacReadie 

24 Mitchell Taylor 

20 Brett Page 

26 

27 

Nathan Brandsma 

Dayne Barclay 

21 Liam Hartnett 

28 Jake Harrison 

22 Aaron Sonnberger 

30 Matthew Rosevear 

23 Adam Pendlebury 

32 Liam Boersma 

33 Matthew Griffi n 

24 Ben Joss 

36 Mark Richardson 

25 Gus Steele 

41 Jayden Pollard 

27 Harry O'Neil 

61 Jarrod Hardy 

70 Daniel Hoffman 

28 Mark Baker 

UMPIRES: (FIELD) SEAN CLARKE, MARCUS STIRLING, NICHOLAS KEMP (GOAL) JASON GILLOW, BARBARA KEENAN 

1ST 

QUARTER 

3RD 

QUARTER 

2ND 

QUARTER 

FINAL 

SCORE 


1ST 

QUARTER 

3RD 

QUARTER 

2ND 

QUARTER 

FINAL 

SCORE 


FOREST HILL 

Coach: John Scicluna 

Manager: Rick Gheller 

Trainers: Cassie Maly & Bianca Tedeschi 

Runner: Justin Scicluna 

Colours: Green jumper with arched white 

stripes, green shorts. 


RESERVES 

NUNAWADING 

Coach: Wayne Singleton 

Manager: Riley Abbott 

Trainer: Cameron Newitt 

Runner: Riley Abbott 

Colours: Maroon with gold lighting strikes, 

gold lion symbol and maroon shorts. 

1 Patrick Mahon 

7 Adam Meagher 

3 

7 

8 

9 

Haydn Judge 

Andrew Warburton 

Sean Greenland 

James O’Sullivan 

11 

14 

17 

Stuart McPhie 

Sam Hamston 

Craig Myers 

14 Brendan Streader 

21 Nick Somerville 

17 Dylan Cincotta 

22 Trent Atkinson 

20 

21 

22 

23 

24 

Jarred Swain 

Michael Cincotta 

Pat Adams 

Robert Dinaccio 

Andrew Lord 

26 

27 

28 

29 

Tyson Aldenhoven 

Jackson Kirtland 

Eamon Halliday 

Steven Lester 

25 Chris Munro 

31 Jayson Blain 

27 Andrew Bennett 

33 Stephen Fry 

28 

30 

31 

32 

Andrew Pudney 

Mitchell Cashion 

Jeff Hall 

Anthony Cincotta 

34 

36 

37 

James Kirtland 

James Galli 

Tiarnan Halliday 

34 Tim Lawson 

38 Scott Rose 

35 Matthew Patterson 

39 Dane Blackburn 

36 

37 

39 

40 

Stu Cassidy 

Paul Everton 

Jarrod Lapthorne 

Todd Burger 

40 

41 

42 

Trevor Haythorne 

Martin Lambe 

Lucas Small 

41 Justin D’Rosario 

43 Alex Small 

42 Andrew Mahoney 

44 Adam Kinninburg 

43 Luke Lewis 

46 Luke Henderson 

45 

46 

48 

49 

Will Stoneham 

Jake Keown 

Kyle Hand 

Jason Rossit 

47 

52 

55 

Ben Tomazic 

Michael Palau 

John Manning 

51 Matt Gheller 

58 Jack O'Shea 

52 Steve Sinclair 

59 Andrew Ferlazzo 

54 

57 

59 

60 

Chris Rushen 

Jarred Sund 

Chris Coleman 

Eric Kondarovskis 

60 

61 

66 

Andrew Campey 

Chris McDermott 

Brad Harrington 

90 Andrew Lewis 

88 Aaron Platkowski 

UMPIRES: (FIELD) ADRIAN OWEN, MICHAEL CASHMAN, SEBASTIAN PURCELL (GOAL) HENRY SIMS, GRAHAM BANKS 

1ST 

QUARTER 

3RD 

QUARTER 


2ND 

QUARTER 

FINAL 

SCORE 


1ST 

QUARTER 

3RD 

QUARTER 

2ND 

QUARTER 

FINAL 

SCORE 



Coach: Nick Cox 

Manager: Tony O'Meara 

Trainer: Nick Nation 

Runner: Hugh Stern 

Colours: Black jumper, with white and red vee’s. 



SENIORS 

56 

SILVAN 

Coach: Chris Goodlet 

Manager: John Goodlet 

Trainers: Brian Glassborrow & Liz Hayes 

Runner: Steve Andrews 

Colours: Navy blue with arched pale blue 

stripes on side and navy shorts 

1 Jarrod Drew 

1 Scott Stegehuis 

2 David Bilston 

2 Andrew Volpetti 

3 David Taylor 

4 Daniel Toohey 

5 Nick Cox 

5 Sean Toohey 

7 Eamon Perry 

7 Darcy Wale 

8 

10 

11 

12 

Jake Kidd 

Dean Burnell 

Anthony Willenberg 

Stephen O'Meara 

8 

9 

10 

11 

12 

Justin Cuzzupi 

Chris Goodlet 

Dany Wyatt 

Kane Shore 

Ash Froud 

13 Dustin Apps 

16 Ben Staughair 

14 Brad Conder 

17 Adrian Cannata 

15 Nick Stow 

18 David Bissels 

16 Robert Cockerell 

19 Brent Pereira 

17 Kim Aboujaber 

20 Neil Trigwell 

18 Todd Burley 

21 Bryce Litchfi eld 

21 Ryan Golby 

22 Adam Newing 

23 Lukas Appleby 

23 Jarrod Rowe 

28 Mark Haley 

24 Steven Ennis 

29 Ari Shearer 

34 Rhys Spooner 

30 

33 

40 

42 

Martin De Luca 

Lucas Topp 

Liam Kidd 

Kane Jeffreys 

33 

37 

43 

45 

46 

Cameron Noy 

Michael Bonfadini 

Dean Mendes 

John Bonanno 

Jason Cornish 

44 Harry O'Neil 

47 Anthony Lastrina 

46 Brock Ferguson 

48 Tony Ripepi 

47 Braden Zaal 

56 Mark Cullen 

48 John Horton 

53 Matt Tesoriero 

50 Alex Bakens 

57 Rhett Newell 

UMPIRES: (FIELD) RAY PHILLIPS, PAUL MANOLITSAS, KATRINA STOPINSKI (GOAL) BENJAMIN CARTHEW, TYSON FREEMAN 

1ST 

QUARTER 

3RD 

QUARTER 

2ND 

QUARTER 

FINAL 

SCORE 


1ST 

QUARTER 

3RD 

QUARTER 

2ND 

QUARTER 

FINAL 

SCORE 


MOOROOLBARK 

Coach: Gordon Fitzgerald 

Manager: Wayne Charlton 

Trainer: George Burge 

Runner: Greg Maki 




VETERANS 

Sunday 26 August, First Semi-Final 1, Mooroolbark vs Forest Hill, 12pm at Lilydale Sports Oval 

FOREST HILL 

Coach: Michael Creak 

Manager: Ken McIver 

Trainer: Matt Gheller 

Runner: Rajah Mirchandani 

Colours: Green jumper with arched white 

stripes, green shorts. 

1 Gavin Gilbee 

1 Mathew Stickland 

2 Dustyn Bromley 

2 Mark Posch 

3 

4 

Stanley Peacock 

Brett Hartman 

3 

4 

5 

Shane Withers 

Alec Tatnall 

Nickholas Rutherford (C) 

5 Mark West 

6 Clinton Quealy 

6 Mark Thompson 

7 Chris Perucchi 

7 Daniel Dewitt 

8 Michael Creak 

8 

9 

10 

Craig Pretty 

Dale McGrath 

Neil Wells 

9 

10 

11 

12 

Jason Stone 

Joseph O,Connor 

Joel Smith 

Sam Magro 

11 Luke Powell 

13 Mathew Tanner 

12 Paul Jones 

14 Damien Collins 

14 Matthew Forbes 

15 Rajah Mirchandani 

15 

17 

18 

Phil McNamara 

Chris Beamish 

Duane Featherstone 

16 

17 

18 

19 

Michael Schafter 

Benjamin Millen 

Adam McConaghy 

Andy Tay 

26 Garrett Dobson 

20 Trevor Griffi t 

20 Brendan Woods 

21 Michael Khoury 

21 Darren King 

22 George Harrak 

22 

25 

28 

Leighton Freene 

Cliff Argus 

Troy Stevens 

23 

26 

27 

29 

Ben Dorr 

John Paull 

Ashley Reed 

Ian Wood 

29 Mark Sudomirski 

32 Andrew Tolongos 

30 Dave West 

35 Travis Hughes (VC) 

31 Rowan Crossley 

36 Shaun Flynn 

34 

35 

Rodney Hansen 

John Fitzgerald 

37 

42 

45 

Brett Coxhead 

David Franklin (DVC) 

Stephen Bourbon 

36 Anthony Collins 

50 Gregory Mitchell 

40 Bryn Jones 

52 Craig Lovett 

75 David Angove 

53 Richard Clayton 

UMPIRES: (FIELD) MICHAEL CASHMAN, WAYNE HARRIS (GOAL) DAVID ANDERSON, CHARLES MAY 

1ST 

QUARTER 

3RD 

QUARTER 

VETERANS FINALS SERIES 

2ND 

QUARTER 

FINAL 

SCORE 


1ST 

QUARTER 

3RD 

QUARTER 

2ND 

QUARTER 

FINAL 

SCORE 


KILSYTH 

Coach: Dean Buckley 

Manager: Stephen Brennan-Power 

Trainers: Linda Wilson & Sarah MacDonald 

Runner: Vern Gower 

Colours: Black jumper with red sash, 

red shorts. 



VETERANS 

Sunday 26 August, Second Semi-Final , Kilsyth vs Bayswater, 2.30pm at Lilydale Sports Oval 

58 

BAYSWATER 

Coach: Matthew Chapman 

Asst Coaches: Andy Stewart & Frank Seton 

Manager: James Horton 

Trainers: Les Schmelzle, Bob Collins 

& Dean Laverder 

Runner: Bob Brindley 


black shorts 

1 Brett Simpson 

1 Jason Heffernan 

2 Paul Lowe 

2 Jason Denton 

3 Grant Ronaldson 

4 Bredan Wallace 

5 Ryan Condor 

5 Tom Daley 

6 Dean Thomas 

6 Matthew Chapman 

7 Gary Bourke 

7 Adam Simcocks 

10 Stephen Tucker 

8 Shane Bond 

11 Tim Sankey 

9 Mick Tasic 

15 Sonny Gill 

10 Jamie Preston 

17 Walter Galbraith 

11 Dean ONeill 

18 Billy Allen 

12 Scott McAuliffe 

19 Craig Barbour 

14 Damien Pertzel 

20 Shaun Nicholson 

15 Matt Crosling 

21 Glen Bourke-Finn 

16 Brendan Shallvey 

23 

24 

26 

27 

29 

30 

Andrew Jacovou 

Shaun Banfi eld 

Gareth Connor 

Adam Verrell 

Shane Isbester 

Richard Glaister 

17 

18 

20 

21 

22 

Mark Baker 

John Weir 

David Staal 

Brett Campbell 

Michael Dunstan 

31 Andrew Broadhurst 

23 Ben Mitchel 

32 Dean Buckley 

24 Rick Dyer 

36 Daniel Ponton 

26 Paul Beaumont 

41 Rick Stefanutti 

27 Chris Jeffrey 

42 Kevin Maniscalchi 

28 Matt Maes 

51 Travis Ling 

29 Darren Beet 

52 Hayden Salter 

31 Chris Taic 

54 Christopher King 

33 Mark Kruger 

55 Ben Young 

34 Andrew Deckert 

UMPIRES: (FIELD) STEPHEN McCORMACK, ROBERT SMITH (GOAL) JOHN ADAMS, JOHN BOWMAN 

1ST 

QUARTER 

3RD 

QUARTER 

2ND 

QUARTER 

FINAL 

SCORE 


1ST 

QUARTER 

3RD 

QUARTER 

2ND 

QUARTER 

FINAL 

SCORE 

VETERANS FINALS SERIES

JUNIOR REPORT 

By Ben Waterworth 

Congratulations to the 26 teams who won their 

matches on 'Choose Tap' Grand Final day on 

Sunday. Below is a quick summary of each match. 

U17A – Despite a spirited fi nal quarter comeback by 

the Eagles, led by Daniel Nielson, East Ringwood 

Blue completed a perfect season, defeating Vermont 

Purple by 19 points to win its 16th game in a row. 

U17A1 – Knox Red made it 16 wins from 16 games 

in 2012, defeating Upper Ferntree Gully Red by 44 

points at Scoresby Recreation Reserve, with Falcons 

forward Adam Stein booting six goals. 

U17B – Mooroolbark Green proved it was the 

best side in the division, defeating a spirited North 

Ringwood by 22 points at East Ringwood Reserve. 

U17B1 – East Burwood White kicked 10 goals to 

three in the second half to defeat Norwood Purple by 

41 points at Walker Reserve, Wantirna South. 

U17C – Norwood Gold upset the more-fancied 

Rowville Brown by seven points in front of an electric 

crowd at Morton Park, Blackburn. 

U17C1 – Dayne Barclay kicked four goals to help The 

Basin cap off a perfect season, defeating Heathmont 

Gold by 31 points at Pinks Reserve Kilsyth. 

U15A – Max Healey (fi ve goals) and Vermont Purple 

gave its home fans plenty to cheer about, defeating North 

Ringwood by 24 points at Vermont Recreation Reserve. 

U15B – After going down to Knox in the ‘Choose Tap’ 

semi-fi nal, Blackburn extracted some revenge in the 

‘Choose Tap’ Grand Final, defeating the Falcons by 

nine points at Scoresby Recreation Reserve. 

U15C – Dane Wilding booted three of Ferntree Gully 

Eagles’ four goals to lead his side to a 23-point win 

over Waverley Blues at Knox Gardens Reserve. 

U15D – The Eastern Lions couldn’t repeat its ‘Choose 

Tap’ semi-fi nal heroics, going down to the much stronger 

St Simons by 23 points at Ferntree Gully Reserve. 

U14A – Rowville had 12 individual goal kickers, with 

skipper Dylan Clarke leading the way with four goals, 

in its mammoth 117-point victory over Croydon at 

East Ringwood Reserve. 

U14B – Heathmont Blue never looked in doubt at 

Walker Reserve, comfortably defeating Heathmont 

Blue by 67 points. 

U14C – Despite a spirited ‘Choose Tap’ fi nals 

campaign, Chirnside Park was unable to topple the 

might of Wantirna South, with the Devils winning by 

47 points at Morton Park, Blackburn. 

U14D – Mitcham started like a house on fi re and had 

completely burned the Glen Waverley Hawks’ house 

down by the fi nal siren, winning by 45 points at Pinks 

Reserve, Kilsyth. 

U13A – Croydon Blue booted six goals to three after 

quarter time to record a 19-point win over Rowville at 

Vermont Recreation Reserve. 

U13B – Despite two goals and a best on ground 

performance from Waverley Blues’ Rory Kinsella, 

Wantirna South defeated the Blues by 35 points at 

Scoresby Recreation Reserve. 

U13C – Damien Vassiliou kicked four goals, taking 

his season tally to 59, to help Vermont Purple register a 

52-point win over St Simons at Knox Gardens Reserve. 

U13D – East Ringwood kicked two goals in the fi rst term 

and didn’t kick a goal for the rest of the game. But it was 

still enough to defeat Norwood Purple, who fi nished the 

match goalless, by eight points at Ferntree Gully Reserve. 

U12A – Sam Harte capped off an outstanding ‘Choose 

Tap’ fi nals campaign with another best on ground 

performance to guide Blackburn Black to a 24-point 

victory over Croydon at East Ringwood Reserve. 

Oscar Messenger was also solid across half-back. 

U12B – Vermont secured yet another junior 

premiership for the club, defeating Knox by 35 points 

at Walker Reserve, Wantirna South. 

U12C – Ryan Brearley kicked half of Ferntree Gully 

Eagles’ score to lead the Eagles to a 16-point win over 

Heathmont at Morton Park, Blackburn. 

U12D – North Ringwood reversed its ‘Choose Tap’ 

semi-fi nal result and won a tight affair against the Glen 

Waverley Rovers, running out nine-point winners. 

U11A – East Burwood White and Blackburn Black 

braved the chilly, 9am, Melbourne weather at Vermont 

Recreation Reserve. Malek Zahed booted four goals to 

lead the Rams to a 49-point victory. 

U11B – Montrose failed to score in the fi rst term, 

while Rowville booted 1.6. But the Demons kicked 

4.4 to 0.1 after quarter time to record a remarkable 

15-point victory at Scoresby Recreation Reserve. 

U11C – Joy for North Ringwood, heartbreak for 

Mooroolbark, as the Saints recorded a two-point 

victory at Knox Gardens Reserve – the closest margin 

of ‘Choose Tap’ Grand Final day. 

U11D – Norwood Purple registered 17 scoring shots, 

and kept Waverley Blues Red to two, to record a 

convincing 40-point victory at Ferntree Gully Reserve. 

100 GAMES: 19/8/2012 – RND 18 

NAME CLUB AGE 

Rohan Cartledge Chirnside Park 14 

Mitch Gunton Rowville 17 

William Hartley Norwood 17 

Kodey Logan Vermont 15 

Jordan Smith Vermont 15 

Mitchell Thomas Vermont 14 

Liam Watts Heathmont 17 

Liam Woods Knox 15 


JUNIOR GRAND FINAL RESULTS 


17A 

12.8 (80) East Ringwood Blue def Vermont Purple 9.7 (61) 

17A 1 

15.6 (96) Knox Red def UF Gully Red 8.4 (52) 

17B 

8.10 (58) Mooroolbark Green def North Ringwood 5.6 (36) 

17B 1 

12.18 (90) East Burwood White def Norwood Purple 8.1 (49) 

17C 

9.5 (59) Rowville Brown def by Norwood Gold 10.6 (66) 

17C 1 

11.16 (82) The Basin def Heathmont Gold 7.9 (51) 

15A 

15.10 (100) Vermont Purple def North Ringwood Red 12.4 (76) 

15B 

9.8 (62) Knox def by Blackburn 11.5 (71) 

15C 

4.11 (35) Ferntree Gully Eagles def Waverley Blues 1.6 (12) 

15D 

4.3 (27) Eastern Lions def by St. Simons 7.8 (50) 

14A 

21.20 (146) Rowville Hawks def Croydon 4.5 (29) 

14B 

14.12 (96) Heathmont Blue def FG Eagles Blue 4.5 (29) 

14C 

10.12 (72) Wantirna South def Chirnside Park 3.7 (25) 

60 

14D 

12.10 (82) Mitcham def Glen Waverley Hawks 5.7 (37) 

13A 

7.8 (50) Croydon Blue def Rowville Hawks 4.7 (31) 

13B 

9.8 (62) Wantirna South Green def Waverley Blues 3.9 (27) 

13C 

10.7 (67) Vermont Purple def St. Simons 2.3 (15) 

13D 

2.3 (15) East Ringwood def Norwood Purple 0.7 (7) 

12A 

3.5 (23) Croydon Blue def by Blackburn Black 7.5 (47) 

12B 

7.6 (48) Vermont def Knox 2.1 (13) 

12C 

6.4 (40) FG Eagles Blue def Heathmont 3.6 (24) 

12D 

3.7 (25) GW Rovers White def by North Ringwood Black 5.4 (34) 

11A 

1.1 (7) Blackburn Black def by East Burwood 9.2 (56) 

11B 

1.7 (13) Rowville Hawks def by Montrose 4.4 (28) 

11C 

6.0 (36) Mooroolbark Gold def by North Ringwood Black 6.2 (38) 

11D 

7.10 (52) Norwood Purple def Waverley Blues Red 2.0 (12)

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DIVISION 1 & 2 LADDERS 

DIVISION 1 SENIORS 

TEAM P W L D B FF F A % Pts 

Norwood 17 14 3 0 0 0 1272 928 137.07 56 

Vermont 17 13 4 0 0 0 1740 1262 137.88 52 

Scoresby 17 13 4 0 0 0 1516 1137 133.33 52 

Balwyn 17 12 5 0 0 0 1561 1072 145.62 48 

Noble Park 17 11 6 0 0 0 1513 1267 119.42 44 

East Burwood 17 9 8 0 0 0 1518 1468 103.41 36 

Lilydale 17 7 10 0 0 0 1291 1374 93.96 28 

Knox 17 7 10 0 0 0 1056 1225 86.20 28 

East Ringwood 17 6 11 0 0 0 1336 1566 85.31 24 

Blackburn 17 6 11 0 0 0 1242 1491 83.30 24 

South Croydon 17 3 14 0 0 0 1263 1869 67.58 12 

Croydon 17 1 16 0 0 0 1119 1768 63.29 4 

19.20 (134) Scoresby def South Croydon 10.10 (70) 

13.9 (87) Balwyn def Croydon 6.4 (40) 

6.8 (44) Blackburn def by Knox 9.12 (66) 

11.10 (76) East Burwood def Noble Park 9.5 (59) 

11.10 (76) Norwood def East Ringwood 4.2 (26) 

25.19 (169) Vermont def Lilydale 11.8 (74) 

DIVISION 1 RESERVES 

TEAM P W L D B FF For Ag % Pts 

Vermont 17 17 0 0 0 0 2125 615 345.53 68 

Noble Park 17 14 3 0 0 0 1444 935 154.44 56 

Knox 17 13 4 0 0 0 1179 782 150.77 52 

Norwood 17 11 6 0 0 0 1254 808 155.20 44 

East Ringwood 17 11 6 0 0 0 1412 1033 136.69 44 

Balwyn 17 10 5 2 0 0 1078 935 115.29 44 

Scoresby 17 8 8 1 0 0 1182 1134 104.23 34 

South Croydon 17 6 11 0 0 0 994 1125 88.36 24 

Blackburn 17 4 12 1 0 0 1080 1521 71.01 18 

Lilydale 17 3 14 0 0 0 853 1668 51.14 12 

East Burwood 17 2 15 0 0 0 910 1531 59.44 8 

Croydon 17 1 16 0 0 0 425 1849 22.99 4 


6.15 (51) Balwyn def Croydon 1.7 (13) 

3.4 (22) Blackburn def Knox 11.15 (81) 

4.10 (34) East Burwood def by Noble Park 7.14 (56) 

6.4 (40) Norwood def by East Ringwood 6.5 (41) 

22.20 (152) Vermont def Lilydale 5.1 (31) 

DIVISION 1 U19's 

TEAM P W L D B For Ag % Pts 

Scoresby 16 13 3 0 1 1619 793 204.16 52 

Norwood 16 12 4 0 1 1204 736 163.59 48 

Lilydale 16 11 5 0 1 1459 742 196.63 44 

East Ringwood 16 11 5 0 1 1196 891 134.23 44 

Vermont 16 10 6 0 1 1379 940 146.70 40 

Noble Park 16 9 7 0 1 1130 988 114.37 36 

Blackburn 16 9 7 0 1 1065 1001 106.39 36 

East Burwood 16 3 13 0 1 757 1731 43.73 12 

South Croydon 16 1 15 0 1 595 1585 37.54 4 

Knox 16 1 15 0 1 525 1522 34.49 4 


11.11 (77) Blackburn def Knox 0.7 (7) 

1.6 (12) East Burwood def by Noble Park 11.19 (85) 

3.4 (22) Norwood def East Ringwood 3.2 (20) 

3.8 (26) Vermont def by Lilydale 17.10 (112) 

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Rowville 18 16 2 0 0 0 1773 985 180.00 64 

Montrose 18 15 3 0 0 0 1997 1059 188.57 60 

Mooroolbark 18 15 3 0 0 0 1713 1212 141.34 60 

Bayswater 18 10 8 0 0 0 1659 1436 115.53 40 

Donvale 18 8 9 1 0 0 1343 1420 94.58 34 

Doncaster East 18 7 10 1 0 0 1294 1624 79.68 30 

Upper Ferntree Gully 18 6 12 0 0 0 1286 1706 75.38 24 

Waverley Blues 18 5 13 0 0 0 1192 1731 68.86 20 

Mulgrave 18 4 14 0 0 0 1202 1691 71.08 16 

Doncaster 18 3 15 0 0 0 1264 1859 67.99 12 

3.7 (25) Doncaster def by Doncaster East 3.9 (27) 

11.11 (77) Mooroolbark def Donvale 2.4 (16) 

8.8 (56) Rowville def Mulgrave 2.6 (18) 

3.5 (23) Upper Ferntree Gully def by Montrose 10.14 (74) 

7.9 (51) Waverley Blues def by Bayswater 8.9 (57) 



Montrose 18 18 0 0 0 0 1971 624 315.87 72 


Bayswater 18 13 5 0 0 0 1420 804 176.62 52 

Mooroolbark 18 10 8 0 0 0 1128 1215 92.84 40 

Donvale 18 9 9 0 0 0 1129 1067 105.81 36 

Rowville 18 8 10 0 0 0 1024 1040 98.46 32 


Mulgrave 18 5 13 0 0 0 853 1372 62.17 20 


Doncaster 18 1 17 0 0 0 716 1741 41.13 4 


6.7 (43) Mooroolbark def Donvale 4.8 (32) 


4.0 (24) Upper Ferntree Gully def by Montrose 4.8 (32) 

3.6 (24) Waverley Blues def Bayswater 1.11 (17) 



Rowville 18 14 3 1 0 0 1786 878 203.42 58 



Donvale 18 12 4 2 0 0 1572 870 180.69 52 

Mooroolbark 18 10 8 0 0 0 1420 974 145.79 40 

Bayswater 18 8 10 0 0 0 1341 1334 100.52 32 

Montrose 18 6 12 0 0 0 1281 1336 95.88 24 


Mulgrave 18 4 14 0 0 0 1029 1568 65.62 16 

Doncaster 18 0 18 0 0 0 307 3136 9.79 0 


1.7 (13) Mooroolbark def by Donvale 5.5 (35) 


9.9 (63) Upper Ferntree Gully def Montrose 1.3 (9) 

10.10 (70) Waverley Blues def Bayswater 3.5 (23)

DIVISION 3 & 4 LADDERS 



North Ringwood 18 15 3 0 0 0 1734 1147 151.18 60 

Glen Waverley Hawks 18 15 3 0 0 0 1723 1154 149.31 60 

Boronia 18 12 6 0 0 0 1529 1312 116.54 48 

Ringwood 18 11 7 0 0 0 1581 1249 126.58 44 

Mitcham 18 11 7 0 0 0 1509 1348 111.94 44 

Wantirna South 18 10 8 0 0 0 1635 1301 125.67 40 

Heathmont 18 10 8 0 0 0 1506 1378 109.29 40 

Templestowe 18 10 8 0 0 0 1407 1302 108.06 40 

Warrandyte 18 5 13 0 0 0 1275 1681 75.85 20 

Chirnside Park 18 4 14 0 0 0 1180 1528 77.23 16 

Whitehorse Pioneers 18 3 15 0 0 0 838 1907 43.94 12 

Coldstream 18 2 16 0 0 0 1243 1853 67.08 8 

6.5 (41) Templestowe def by Mitcham 6.11 (47) 

2.10 (22) Heathmont def by Ringwood 12.8 (80) 

6.6 (42) Chirnside Park def by Boronia 9.8 (62) 

7.6 (48) North Ringwood def Wantirna South 5.3 (33) 

8.6 (54) Whitehorse Pioneers def Warrandyte 8.4 (52) 

20.21 (141) Glen Waverley Hawks def Coldstream 4.5 (29) 



Wantirna South 18 16 2 0 0 0 2082 591 352.28 64 

Boronia 18 15 3 0 0 0 1468 687 213.68 60 

Ringwood 18 13 5 0 0 0 1293 898 143.99 52 

Mitcham 18 12 6 0 0 0 1475 897 164.44 48 

North Ringwood 18 12 6 0 0 0 1610 1008 159.72 48 

Glen Waverley Hawks 18 10 8 0 0 0 1334 1287 103.65 40 

Warrandyte 18 7 11 0 0 0 1145 1356 84.44 28 

Chirnside Park 18 7 11 0 0 0 924 1401 65.95 28 

Templestowe 18 6 12 0 0 0 921 1302 70.74 24 

Heathmont 18 4 14 0 0 0 821 1326 61.92 16 

Coldstream 18 4 14 0 0 0 670 1807 37.08 16 

Whitehorse Pioneers 18 2 16 0 0 0 715 1898 37.67 8 

3.10 (28) Templestowe def Mitcham 3.8 (26) 

3.5 (23) Heathmont def by Ringwood 5.8 (38) 

4.10 (34) Chirnside Park def Boronia 4.4 (28) 


6.5 (41) Whitehorse Pioneers def by Warrandyte 10.10 (70) 



TEAM P W L D B F Ag % Pts 

North Ringwood 17 15 2 0 1 1645 637 258.24 60 

Templestowe 17 15 2 0 1 1529 724 211.19 60 

Boronia 17 14 3 0 1 1186 705 168.23 56 

Ringwood 16 11 5 0 1 1497 817 183.23 48 

Wantirna South 17 9 8 0 1 1627 969 167.91 36 

Mitcham 17 6 11 0 1 1128 1528 73.82 24 

Glen Waverley Hawks 17 6 11 0 1 914 1390 65.76 24 

Warrandyte 16 5 11 0 1 1073 1446 74.20 20 

Coldstream 17 2 15 0 1 600 1703 35.23 8 

Chirnside Park 17 1 16 0 1 662 1942 34.09 4 

9.7 (61) Templestowe def Mitcham 3.4 (22) 

5.5 (35) Chirnside Park def by Boronia 6.4 (40) 


9.6 (60) Warrandyte def by Ringwood 13.18 (96) 




The Basin 16 16 0 0 2 2257 871 259.13 64 

South Belgrave 16 14 2 0 2 1931 1063 181.66 56 

Silvan 16 11 5 0 2 1491 1174 127.00 44 

Ferntree Gully 16 10 6 0 2 1445 1237 116.81 40 

Nunawading 16 10 6 0 2 1423 1297 109.71 40 

Forest Hill 16 8 8 0 2 1119 1252 89.38 32 

Eastern Lions 16 6 10 0 2 1216 1274 95.45 24 

Park Orchards 16 6 10 0 2 1272 1486 85.60 24 

Kilsyth 16 4 12 0 2 997 1372 72.67 16 

Canterbury 16 3 13 0 2 1109 1746 63.52 12 

Surrey Park 16 0 16 0 2 671 2159 31.08 0 

15.13 (103) Canterbury def Surrey Park 6.10 (46) 

4.6 (30) Forest Hill def by Ferntree Gully 8.12 (60) 

8.5 (53) The Basin def South Belgrave 6.5 (41) 

10.16 (76) Silvan def Kilsyth 6.7 (43) 

10.11 (71) Nunawading def Eastern Lions 5.7 (37) 




Forest Hill 16 13 3 0 2 1397 740 188.78 52 

Nunawading 16 11 5 0 2 1422 821 173.20 44 

The Basin 16 10 5 1 2 1312 1019 128.75 42 

Kilsyth 16 8 8 0 2 949 1075 88.28 32 

Eastern Lions 16 8 8 0 2 804 926 86.83 32 

Silvan 16 7 8 1 2 1072 1097 97.72 30 

Park Orchards 16 7 9 0 2 948 1138 83.30 28 


Canterbury 16 4 12 0 2 700 1486 47.11 16 

Surrey Park 16 1 15 0 2 426 1473 28.92 4 

6.8 (44) Canterbury def Surrey Park 0.3 (3) 

7.13 (55) Forest Hill def Ferntree Gully 3.10 (28) 

4.2 (26) The Basin def by South Belgrave 7.14 (56) 

6.11 (47) Silvan def by Kilsyth 7.13 (55) 

4.10 (34) Nunawading def by Eastern Lions 5.7 (37) 



Park Orchards 15 12 3 0 3 1567 861 182.00 48 

Surrey Park 15 12 3 0 3 1364 879 155.18 48 


The Basin 15 8 7 0 3 1361 1155 117.84 32 


Silvan 15 0 15 0 3 729 1828 39.88 0 

13.10 (88) Park Orchards def Surrey Park 3.8 (26) 

6.6 (42) Silvan def by Ferntree Gully 22.23 (155) 

7.11 (53) The Basin def South Belgrave 3.12 (30) 



DIVISION 1 – ROUND 17 

Scoresby 2.4, 9.11, 13.14, 19.20 (134) 

South Croydon 4.4, 4.4, 9.9, 10.10 (70) 

GOALS – Scoresby: B. Bronsgeest 5, B. Cosson 3, S. Cross 3, C. Hoegel 3, J. Hoegel 2, 

W. McConnon 1, J. Hicks 1, D. Marcius 1 

South Croydon: M. King 4, T. Zomer 3, L. Cox 1, B. Allan 1, N. Molnar 1 

BEST – Scoresby: S. Cross, B. Bronsgeest, B. Jones, J. Hoegel, D. Marcius, L. Van Rheenen 

South Croydon: D. King, R. Mallison, G. Stephens, N. Molnar, M. King, T. Zomer 

Balwyn 6.3, 6.3, 7.7, 13.9 (87) 

Croydon 1.0, 3.3, 3.3, 6.4 (40) 

GOALS – Balwyn: J. Gobbels 5, R. Gilchrist 2, D. Cooper 2, A. Soldatos 1, B. Harris 1, J. Wright 1, 

A. Murray 1 

Croydon: C. Vanfl orestein 1, D. Bull 1, J. Grant 1, B. Weinert 1, L. Kimpton 1, R. Falovic 1 

BEST – Balwyn: J. Gobbels, R. Gilchrist, R. McMahon, B. Harris, N. Smith, A. Soldatos 

Croydon: R. Falovic, J. Grant, B. Weinert, B. Kelleher, D. Bull, A. Hughes 

Knox 5.5, 6.6, 9.12, 9.12 (66) 

Blackburn 1.0, 5.2, 5.4, 6.8 (44) 

GOALS – Knox: A. Clifford 3, S. Jeffery 2, P. Tredrea 1, M. Jordan 1, J. McGown 1, B. Kay 1 

Blackburn: S. Macaulay 1, A. Salama 1, A. Simpson 1, S. Johns 1, R. Toohey 1, A. Hatton 1 

BEST – Knox: J. Bolton, L. Williams, S. Jeffery, J. Clark, L. Bakes 

Blackburn: R. Toohey, S. Macaulay, A. Fagan, J. Lewis, S. Johns 

East Burwood 3.3, 4.3, 7.8, 11.10 (76) 

Noble Park 3.1, 4.3, 6.5, 9.5 (59) 

GOALS – East Burwood: D. Gribbin 4, J. Duman 3, R. Campbell 2, A. Mariani 1, B. Hislop 1 

Noble Park: L. Mann 3, S. Allan 2, C. Horton-Milne 1, C. Howell 1, T. Mitchem 1, 

G. Angelopoulos 1 

BEST – East Burwood: M. Mariani, M. Jessop, M. Holland, R. Campbell, J. Middleton, C. O'Malley 

Noble Park: L. T. Mitchem, S. Kemperman, G. Angelopoulos, C. Horton-Milne, M. Josic, 

C. Howell 

Norwood 1.2, 5.3, 9.5, 11.10 (76) 

East Ringwood 0.1, 1.1, 2.2, 4.2 (26) 

GOALS – Norwood: J. Kroussoratis 3, B. Gilling 2, B. English 2, J. Ford 2, M. McCormack 1, S. Day 1 

East Ringwood: B. Holowiuk 1, L. Vogels 1, D. Bell 1, A. Renton 1 

BEST – Norwood: J. Holmes, B. English, S. Hill, E. Johnson, B. Gilling, J. Kroussoratis 

East Ringwood: D. Bell, A. Fiora, A. Renton, A. Van Rooyen, G. Bartling, Z. Ward 

Vermont 6.5, 12.5, 19.15, 25.19 (169) 

Lilydale 0.1, 5.4, 6.6, 11.8 (74) 

GOALS – Vermont: : D. Kelly 4, T. Carmody 4, J. Dalton 3, D. Leung 2, D. Mendes 2, A. Ellis 2, 

L. Johns 2, A. Nummy 1, A. Gileno 1, R. Ross 1, H. Black 1, N. Henley 1, S. Taylor 1 

Lilydale: T. Tesoriero 2, R. Allen 2, G. Hill 1, D. Breese 1, K. Shore 1, B. Power 1, 

J. Taylor 1, A. Davies 1, D. Carswell 1 

BEST – Vermont: D. Kelly, R. Wilson, N. Henley, D. Mendes, T. Carmody, R. Mullett 

Lilydale: A. Davies, B. Power, J. Taylor, M. Wright, R. Breese, R. Allen 


Doncaster East 0.1, 1.4, 2.5, 3.9 (27) 

Doncaster 0.4, 1.4, 3.7, 3.7 (25) 

GOALS – Doncaster East: T. Whitty 2, S. Gold 1 

Doncaster: M. Schimmelbusch 1, J. Lumicisi 1, A. Tranquilli 1 

BEST – Doncaster East: J. Lowther, A. Marguccio, M. Parthenides, S. Thompson, R. Gordon, M. Devine 

Doncaster: J. Lumicisi, M. Peduto, M. Schimmelbusch, E. McKenzie, L. Parker, D. Dipierdomenico 

Mooroolbark 0.5, 4.7, 7.8, 11.11 (77) 

Donvale 1.2, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4 (16) 

GOALS – Mooroolbark: L. Armstrong 3, D. Lemon 2, M. Polkinghorne 2, J. Charge 2, 

T. Georgiou 1, A. Wylie 1 

Donvale: C. Jones 1, N. Murphy 1 

BEST – Mooroolbark: L. Armstrong, C. Linford, M. Polkinghorne, E. Hocking, D. Lemon, S. Roach 

Donvale: C. Jones, Z. Tarr, A. Colosimo, J. Casey, M. Leardi, J. Purcell 

Rowville 5.7, 6.7, 8.8, 8.8 (56) 

Mulgrave 0.0, 1.1, 1.3, 2.6 (18) 

GOALS – Rowville: N. Hicks 2, R. McEwin 2, M. Garner 2, C. Morris 1, M. Crozier 1 

Mulgrave: T. Hansford 1, A. Booth 1 

BEST – Rowville: M. Bussey, R. McEwin, G. Willoughby, J. Powell, C. Morris 

Mulgrave: D. Siakoulis, C. Skicko, L. Parker, J. Roper, I. McLennan, D. Cheesman 

Montrose 3.6, 6.7, 8.12, 10.14 (74) 

Upper Ferntree Gully 2.0, 2.2, 3.3, 3.5 (23) 

GOALS – Montrose: B. Schilling 3, M. Watson 2, M. Edwards 2, A. Cook 1, M. Condello 1, J. Goodman 1 

UF Gully: M. Petracca 3 

BEST – Montrose: M. Edwards, J. Garthwaite, M. Watson, A. Knee, J. Goodman, M. Langdon 

UF Gully: H. Elnakadi, M. Petracca, J. Divett, S. Currey, A. Hards, D. Butler 

Bayswater 2.2, 3.6, 6.7, 8.9 (57) 

Waverley Blues 4.3, 4.6, 6.9, 7.9 (51) 

GOALS – Bayswater: J. Galvin 3, M. Galvin 2, W. McInerney 2, T. Hall 1 

Waverley Blues: C. Ampt 2, T. Harley 2, R. Hartfi eld 2, M. Hayes 1 

BEST – Bayswater: S. Nevins, J. Murphy, J. Galvin, T. Hall, T. Olarenshaw, D. McLachlan 

Waverley Blues: M. Hayes, P. Savage, L. Feary, M. Watts, T. Allen, C. Ampt 

SCOREBOARD 

64 


Mitcham 1.1, 1.5, 1.7, 6.11 (47) 

Templestowe 4.2, 4.3, 6.5, 6.5 (41) 

GOALS – Mitcham: J. Witnish 2, L. Marro 1, A. Faulkner 1, S. Godfrey 1, D. Searl 1 

Templestowe: T. Dunn 2, M. Bain 2, R. Bain 1, K. Maghamez 1 

BEST – Mitcham: B. Miller, J. Petracca, S. Smith, T. Batchelor, J. Glossop, D. Johnson 

Templestowe: J. Carpenter, A. Prestigiacomo, M. Bain, T. Dunn, G. Sahinidis, T. Rosenlis 

Ringwood 3.1, 8.5, 9.6, 12.8 (80) 

Heathmont 1.4, 2.4, 2.7, 2.10 (22) 

GOALS – Ringwood: J. Katsiavos 4, S. Laing 2, T. Farmer 2, K. Hill 1, L. Jones 1, L. Davis 1, V. Jones 1 

Heathmont: K. Clark 2 

BEST – Ringwood: A. Waddell, S. Laing, J. Gill, R. Grinter, L. Jones, L. Davis 

Heathmont: S. Shore, D. Paul, D. Sindrey, K. Clark, S. Burns, J. Sherriff 

Boronia 6.1, 6.2, 8.5, 9.8 (62) 

Chirnside Park 0.1, 2.5, 4.5, 6.6 (42) 

GOALS – Boronia: J. Heath 4, B. Holland 2, L. McKernan 1, L. Allison 1, L. Watson 1 

Chirnside Park: S. London 2, A. Pettinella 1, M. Campbell 1, H. Chambers 1, L. Carratelli 1 

BEST – Boronia: J. Allison, N. Allen, L. McKernan, L. Allison, P. Garrity, B. Holland 

Chirnside Park: J. De Vincentis, D. London, J. Iacono, N. Martin, M. Baxter, L. Morse 

North Ringwood 2.3, 4.4, 7.5, 7.6 (48) 

Wantirna South 2.1, 4.1, 4.1, 5.3 (33) 

GOALS – North Ringwood: B. Moyle 2, J. Sharp 2, J. Barrett 1, J. Whelan 1, J. Harris 1 

Wantirna South: S. Edgcumbe 3, B. Walker 2 

BEST – North Ringwood: H. Decker, J. Whelan, D. Kelly, J. Sharp, M. Melzer, J. Harris 

Wantirna South: S. Edgcumbe, B. Walker, A. Teakel, A. Papa, D. Beddome 

Whitehorse Pioneers 2.0, 6.2, 7.3, 8.6 (54) 

Warrandyte 3.3, 5.3, 7.4, 8.4 (52) 

GOALS – Whitehorse Pioneers: E. Sim 2, A. Barker 2, L. Blythe 1, A. Kerin 1, D. Johnson 1, J. Bevis 1 

Warrandyte: L. Dunn 3, T. Hookey 2, B. Reid 1, T. Naughtin 1, T. Holman 1 

BEST – Whitehorse Pioneers: J. Daley, T. Lowden, J. Oberin, J. Trevaskis, L. Blythe, M. Gleed 

Warrandyte: D. Hand, L. Saunders, G. McAdam, B. Reid, S. Tansley, L. Evans 

Glen Waverley Hawks 6.10, 8.15, 16.19, 20.21 (141) 

Coldstream 0.1, 3.3, 3.4, 4.5 (29) 

GOALS – GW Hawks: D. Gray 6, D. Dewar 2, W. Magee 2, S. Zikman 2, C. Walker 2, S. Irvine 2, 

A. Azzopardi 1, T. Cook 1, C. Walker 1, M. Carnelley 1 

Coldstream: J. Gordon 1, B. Garrington 1, M. Sawyer 1, J. Pignataro 1 

BEST – GW Hawks: S. Zikman, C. Walker, B. Worrell, D. Gray, C. Walker, D. Kennaugh 

Coldstream: D. Price, M. Sawyer, B. Garrington, L. Craig, J. Rafferty, J. Griffi ths 


Canterbury 6.5, 8.8, 11.12, 15.13 (103) 

Surrey Park 3.2, 4.5, 5.9, 6.10 (46) 

GOALS – Canterbury: J. Rowe 3, R. McDonald 3, R. Walmsley 3, B. Isles 2, J. Gillen 1, 

D. Carroll 1, A. Baker 1, S. Murphy 1 

Surrey Park: J. Summers 3, S. Dornauf 1, S. Herrick 1, R. Cleary 1 

BEST – Canterbury: C. McCasker, R. Walmsley, R. Porter, M. Pollett, J. Rowe, A. Baker 

Surrey Park: D. Tonini, L. Matthews, T. Hardisty, S. Herrick, M. Jeffries, P. Carruthers 

Ferntree Gully 1.3, 2.6, 5.11, 8.12 (60) 

Forest Hill 1.2, 2.3, 3.5, 4.6 (30) 

GOALS – Ferntree Gully: D. Leary 2, R. Pierce 2, P. Giannopoulos 1, T. Harrop 1, B. Lockhart 1, 

J. Cavarra 1 

Forest Hill: M. Whitty 1, M. Cardamone 1, C. Munro 1, C. Greenland 1 

BEST – Ferntree Gully: M. Hayn, J. Decru, B. Lockhart, J. Henry, P. Muscat, C. Cox 

Forest Hill: T. Burger, M. Whitty, A. Jones, R. Clarke, A. Perry, J. Scicluna 

The Basin 3.4, 3.4, 5.4, 8.5 (53) 

South Belgrave 0.4, 3.4, 4.5, 6.5 (41) 

GOALS – The Basin: A. Battye 2, A. Cowlishaw 2, D. Den Braber 2, A. Cultrera 1, T. Mills 1 

South Belgrave: R. Cockerell 2, D. Bilston 2, L. Kidd 1, L. Appleby 1 

BEST – The Basin: T. Mills, A. Battye, J. Hensler, J. Lee, D. Den Braber, M. Callinan 

South Belgrave: T. Burley, B. Ferguson, D. Taylor, D. Bilston, K. Aboujaber 

Silvan 5.5, 7.11, 10.14, 10.16 (76) 

Kilsyth 2.2, 3.4, 6.5, 6.7 (43) 

GOALS – Silvan: C. Goodlet 3, M. Bonfadini 2, A. Froud 2, A. Lastrina 1, D. Toohey 1, J. Cuzzupi 1 

Kilsyth: J. Chenhall 2, D. Anderson 1, H. Hosking 1, C. McArthur 1, A. Herpich 1 

BEST – Silvan: C. Goodlet, M. Cullen, K. Shore, S. Stegheuis, B. Litchfi eld, B. Pereira 

Kilsyth: D. Nevins, B. Frazer, C. Rigley, H. Hosking, M. King 

Nunawading 3.4, 6.5, 10.9, 10.11 (71) 

Eastern Lions 0.1, 2.3, 2.4, 5.7 (37) 

GOALS – Nunawading: A. Kinniburgh 3, N. Holly 2, R. Harrop 2, S. McCallum 2, A. Baltruweit 1 

Eastern Lions: D. Want 1, G. Bailey 1, D. Kirby 1, D. Russo 1, C. Jones 1 

BEST – Nunawading: T. Halliday, S. Alderton, A. McGrath, A. Baltruweit, W. Beere, S. Luby 

Eastern Lions: L. Murphy, T. Curtis, N. Cowan, J. Bourchier, D. Russo, S. Sigismundi

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