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RINGWOOD Coach: Scott Homewood Manager: Phil Watts Trainer: Ian Barnes Colours: Black jumper with white lightning strike vee, black shorts. No. Player Goals Behinds www.efl .org.au 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 No. Player Goals Behinds 1ST QUARTER 3RD QUARTER 2ND QUARTER FINAL SCORE DIVISION 3 FINALS SERIES
DIVISION 4 CLUB NOTES 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 47 THE EASTERN FOOTBALLER 2012
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