WFL Record 13.indd - Western Region Football League

WRFL 

FOOTY RECORD 

WESTERN REGION 

FOOTBALL LEAGUE 

$2 

ISSUE 13 

16 July 2011 

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HAVE YOU SWORN YOUR BLOOD OATH? 

TAC & AFL Victoria Launch New Campaign 

The Blood Oath campaign is a joint project between 

the TAC and AFL Victoria to prevent young people, 

particularly males aged 18-25, from being killed or 

seriously injured in road trauma. Fronting the campaign is two 

of the AFL’s best known brothers, Brad & Chris Scott, who 

can both be seen in the ad campaign now airing on TV. 

The TAC recognises the importance of young people, 

particularly young footballers, being road safety ambassadors 

in their community and this campaign promotes that. When we 

pick up the papers of a weekend, we want to be reading about 

the positive stories to come out of football, not of horrifi c road 

accidents and the damning stats that last year alone we lost 

the equivalent of 10 country footy teams’ worth of men due to 

road trauma (220 male deaths in 2010). 

Since the Facebook site has been set up, over 12,000 people 

have shown their support for the site by ‘liking’ it, but we need 

you to take the next step of pledging your ‘Blood Oath’ – which 

over 3,000 people have already done. By taking the Oath, you 

are showing your commitment to your teammates, your club 

and the wider community to ensure that you understand that 

when on the road, “your mate’s life is in your hands”. 

Stats for 2011 show we have already lost about three AFL 

footy teams worth of men on the roads, so now is the chance 

for football followers to put at a stop to this trauma and 

encourage young people to drive responsibly by taking the 

“Blood Oath”. 

Apart from publicly declaring to do your bit to curb the road 

toll for young drivers, individuals and clubs also have the 

chance to win great prizes, but only by pledging your Oath 

(those that simply ‘like’ the facebook site will not be part of 

the prize draw for their club). 

Welcome............................................................1 

Feature Articles ..............................................2-3 

Division One ..................................................4-9 

Feature Articles ..........................................10-11 

Division Two ..............................................13-18 


Werribee Centrals have been the early leaders in the 

competition. Each week during July the biggest ladder movers 

will be published & prize winners announced. During July the 

TAC will also be on the road at local matches as well, so keep 

an eye out for them at your local game. 

So now is the time to take your “Blood Oath” for your 

local team! 

• Visit www.facebook.com/mybloodoath 

• Select your local team 

• Select an oath to drive safely on the roads 

• Post your oath to your own Facebook page 

The aim is for your club to have the most oaths of all 

entries. Prizes for clubs with the most oaths, in country 

and metropolitan Melbourne will be awarded each week. 

Individual prizes are also up for grabs. 

At the end of July, one club in country Victoria and one club 

in the metropolitan area will each be rewarded with a $30,000 

prize. Winning clubs will be those who receive the most 

pledges. Pledge your ‘Blood Oath’ now at www.facebook. 

com/mybloodoath. 

AFL VICTORIA 

CONTENTS 

ISSUE 13 SATURDAY 16TH JULY, 2011 

WRFL FOOTY RECORD 

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Western Region Football League 

Level One, Whitten Oval, Footscray 

Umpires Corner ...............................................23 

Season Fixture ............................................24-25 

Division One (U18) ....................................26-30 

Division Two (U18) ...................................34-38 


Junior Ladders ............................................46-47 

President: Bill Baarini 

CEO: Bob Tregear 

Editor: Cam Nation 

Cover: Some of the league’s future stars in action as Wyndhamvale hosted Point Cook in the Under-18 Competition. 

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DRAGONS LOOK TO THE FUTURE 

Search For New Coach Underway 

Sunshine Heights coach Michael Grima 

said a new coach next year was necessary 

for the Dragons to survive and thrive in 

Division One. 

Grima is in the last of a three-year tenure as head 

coach of the Dragons, and has begun talking to 

prospective coaches. 

The Dragons have battled to be competitive since 

being promoted to the top division after winning 

the Division Two premiership in 2008, but have 

won just enough games to avoid relegation. 

This year has been a similar story, but there are 

signs the side is improving. 

The Dragons are on a two-game winning streak, 

after defeating the struggling Glen Orden by 

92 points on Saturday, and beating newly 

promoted North Footscray by 21 points the 

weekend before, after losing to the Devils by 

51 points in round 2. 

Perhaps even more encouragingly, in round 10 

Sunshine Heights only went down by nine points 

to St Albans – a top-fi ve side which thrashed the 

Dragons by 53 points in the opening round. 

Contributing to Sunshine Heights’ improvement 

has been the blistering form of 31-year-old 

Nicholas Mallia, who in his 10th year at the club 

is playing the best footy of his career. 

“For the fi rst time ever I challenged Nick preseason 

to actually get fi t, because I don’t believe 

he’s ever played the season at his peak fi tness,” 

Grima said. “And he’s done that and he’s got the 

rewards this year. Pretty much every week he just 

dominates, and it’s not easy for him because we 

don’t have the depth of quality of players like 

Spotswood.” 

Mallia’s dedication to the club needed to be 

observed by the whole team, according to Grima, 

which was, he believed, crucial to the club’s 

success. 

“We’ve now had three years where we’ve taken 

a lot of beatings and the players who have been 

loyal, they need to see something to get them 

through another pre-season,” Grima said. 

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“They need to have some hope and I think the 

right coach will give them that hope, because if 

you have a look at teams like West Footscray and 

even Glenorden this year, you can sustain three 

years at the bottom of the ladder but when you 

get into the fourth year and you don’t take that 

step up, things can fall apart pretty quickly. 

“For the club to move forward into the middle 

to top range of Division One, we need a coach 

with a bit more experience, probably a few more 

player connections, and maybe some premiership 

success at Division One or a higher level. 

“To go from Division Two up to Division One, 

unless you’ve got a big bagful of money, it’s 

pretty much a fi ve-10 year thing. Our club turned 

40 this year and by coincidence we’ve won senior 

premierships in ‘79, ‘88, ‘98 and 2008, so pretty 

much … we win a fl ag and it takes us 10 years to 

get to the top of the level we’re in.” 

One of the main challenges facing Sunshine 

Heights is that the club’s coffers aren’t as full 

as some of the powerhouse clubs in the league. 

The club is not against paying players, but is not 

about to take large fi nancial risks on players with 

questionable motives. 

“We might have only got our three or four wins 

for the year, but we weren’t paying big dollars to 

get those three or four wins, which is a trap a lot 

of other clubs fall for,” Grima said. 

Courtesy Of Star News

MENZEL APPOINTED CARETAKER COACH 

Leading Junior Coach To Fill Vacant Role Until Season’s End 

Glenorden will have a new man at the 

helm for the remainder of the season, 

with Justin Menzel taking the reins of 

the senior side. Replacing outgoing coach Jason 

Fastuca, Menzel’s initial aim will be to try to 

claim a win for the Hawks, with the side having 

lost their opening twelve games of the season. 

Menzel had been lined up to coach the club’s 

Under-18’s this season, before the side folded 

due to numbers, and has been helping out 

in an assistant coaching capacity with the 

club’s reserves. 

Club President Ken Parker said Menzel was the 

right choice to lead the side for the remainder of 

the season. 

“Justin as you know has had good exposure to 

some really good coaching and mentoring and 

is well respected at the club both as a player 

and through previous coaching stints with our 

juniors,” said Parker. 

“Juzzy hopes to give more of our young guys 

experience at playing senior football, try to be 

competitive for longer periods of our game and 

get the guys back to enjoying football.” 

“We want to reinstate the spirit and culture that 

the club has had over the years and build for the 

2012 season.” 

Parker said the club would be looking to advertise 

and interview prospective coaches for 2012 by 

the end of the season, and was clear to point 

out that contrary to stories circling in the media 

the club has not yet advertised the position, nor 

interviewed anyone. 

Parker commended Menzel for being willing to 

step in and take the side while the club sorted out 

its future direction. 

“It will obviously help him in his future efforts 

having exposure himself at Senior level,” 

said Parker. 

Menzel acknowledged that taking over the Hawks 

was a challenge but believes it is important for 

the club to start aiming towards a better season 

in 2012. 

Justin Menzel spent time with the Bulldogs coaching staff 

earlier this year as part of an AFL initiative 

“Any list that has experienced such a high 

turnover as ours has over the past two years is 

always going to fi nd it diffi cult to compete at this 

level,” said Menzel. 

“Going forward, our challenge is to retain this 

playing group and add depth for next season.” 

“My aim for the remainder of this season is to 

lift morale and focus more on the positives 

without worrying too much about the 

scoreboard. Although it’s been a tough season 

and disappointing not to have won a game, we’re 

determined not to let results get us down.” 

“Put simply, we need to be more competitive 

for longer during games and set ourselves some 

realistic goals. Rather than the scoreboard being 

the only measure of success, I’m looking to 

adopt some KPI’s that we can use to measure 

improvements internally. Over the next seven 

games I’ll be looking for us to show greater 

consistency in several key areas.” 

Menzel played junior football at Glenorden 

and has been a long term player at the club. 

He coached at Under-16 level in 2008, and last 

year took the Under-18 side to a Preliminary 

Final. Menzel has also played senior football at 

Yarraville & Albion, and was selected to take part 

in the AFL’s ‘Championship Moves’ program to 

assist developing coaches. 

By Cam Nation 

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DIVISION ONE 

By Leigh Eustace 

The Vikings failed to knock off one of 

last year’s grand fi nalists last weekend, 

yet will saddle up for another crack at 

claiming one of the league’s big scalps when they 

travel to Albion this round. 

Altona has looked comfortable in the fi ve all 

year, indeed occupying third for most of the 

season, and despite slipping to fourth after last 

round’s result they still sit well clear of the rest. 

Yet they yearn for a big performance to prove 

they are capable of not just making it this year 

but getting to the fi nal match of the season and 

today they travel to Albion, again as underdogs, 

but have a free hit in a game no-one really expects 

them to win. 

Another loss, or a poor showing, and they’re 

stuck in the middle, not quite with the best but 

not in a fi ght for a fi nals spot. 

However, if they can get over the line, or impress 

in the least, all of a sudden the Woodsmen and 

Cats will not only be taking the Vikings seriously, 


RESULTS 

Altona 8.9-57 def. by 

Spotswood 14.6-90 

Hoppers Crossing 29.12-186 def. 

North Footscray 5.5-35 

Port Melbourne Colts 12.14-86 def. by 

Albion 19.14-128 

Sunshine Heights 26.11-167 def. 

Glenorden 11.9-75 

St Albans 20.17-137 def. 

Sunshine 6.6-42 

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but looking over their shoulders sensing that it 

won’t just be cakewalk to this year’s big dance. 

Meanwhile, the team that just won’t slow down, 

St Albans, has a genuine free hit at Spotswood. 

The Saints have snuck into third and who knows 

how far they can go. Whilst a result at McLean 

Reserve may be overly ambitious, we’ll know a 

lot more about just how deep St Albans may go 

come the post-season when they clash with the 

league-leaders. 

North Footscray couldn’t sneak in last week 

against Hoppers Crossing last week and their 

fi nals hopes have all but dashed. This week they 

take on Port Colts who couldn’t get over Albion, 

and are occupying sixth desperate to get back 

into the fi ve. 

To do so they need to overtake those Warriors 

who trek to Sunshine Heights who will be 

buoyed by a rare four points last Saturday. The 

round’s fi nal game sees the Kangaroos entertain 

Glenorden at Sunshine. 

LADDER 

P W L D % Pts 

Spotswood 12 11 1 0 235.28 44 

Albion 12 10 1 1 174.18 42 

St Albans 12 9 3 0 140.30 36 

Altona 12 8 4 0 160.00 32 

H. Crossing 12 6 5 1 115.19 26 

Port Melb 12 6 6 0 122.34 24 

Sunshine 12 3 9 0 117.13 12 

N. Footscray 12 3 9 0 59.96 12 

Sunshine H. 12 3 9 0 50.79 12 

Glenorden 12 0 12 0 21.63 0 

DIVISION ONE

NORTH FOOTSCRAY 

Sen. Coach: David Battistella. Ross Hedley 

Res. Coach: Wayne Davis 

Ground: Walker Oval, Hansen Reserve, 

Roberts Street, WEST FOOTSCRAY 

(MELWAYS Page 41 G6) 

Colours: Red with White 'V', Red & White Vertical 

Striped Bodice, Red Shorts & Socks 

1 Nick Wilson 

2 Paul MacZohan 

3 Ross Stewart 

4 Dale Williams 

5 Jacob Towne 

6 Brent Lewington 

7 Sam Kater 

8 Brent Williams 

9 Dwayne Brown 

10 Sean Curtis 

10 Phil Davis 

11 Robert Davis 

12 Todd Miller 

13 Damien Bottriell 

14 Nathan Richardson 

15 Bradley Rolfo 

16 Matthew Bushell 

16 Sam Denby-Blake 

17 Ashleigh Lewis 

17 Chris Aspiotis 

18 Rick Munn 

19 Patrick Jackson 

20 Timothy Mitchelhill 

20 Chris Peters 

22 Scott Eldridge 

22 David Hammersley 

23 Cory Lucas 

23 Nicholas Bushell 

24 Franky Rochetich 

27 Damien Saward 

28 Jarrod Arnott 

29 Thom Shaw 

30 Jack Duncan 

32 Blair Dowding 

33 Luke Plumridge 

DIVISION ONE 

35 Jac Manuall 

36 Kiya Smith 

36 Bradley Lusher 

38 Michael Nnadikwe 

39 Daniel Neville 

41 Brendan Lucas 

44 Cameron Henry 

45 Andrew Bottriell 

49 Kane Neville 

51 Daniel Sidwell 

99 Troy MacPherson 

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PORT MELBOURNE COLTS 

Sen. Coach: Peter Lunt 

Res. Coach: Sean Weir 

Home Ground: Murphy Reserve, 

Williamstown Road, PORT MELBOURNE 

(MELWAYS Page 56 K1) 

Colours: Red with Royal Blue 'V', Royal Blue 

Shorts, Red & Blue Hooped Socks 

1 Blake Twomey (C) 

2 Tyson Huggins 

3 Lewis Mildenhall 

4 Michael Bracken 

5 Adrian Egan 

6 James Turnball 

7 Jason Clarke 

8 Steven Mcanulty 

9 Stacy Massis (Vc) 

10 Sean Weir 

11 Paul Debruyn 

12 Craig Lockwood 

13 Ashley Plant 

14 Adam Campbell 

15 Kaine Williams 

16 Chris Boyle 

17 Cameron D’altera 

18 Josh Attard Dickson 

19 Dave Mcgregor 

20 Torren Bonnett 

21 Brad Julier 

22 Elton Stevens 

23 Lewis Pitchford 

24 Luke Hardwick 

25 Rhett Wilsmore 

26 PatCarpinteri 

27 Ross Greenfi eld 

28 Kengo Hirata 

29 Kade Wilsmore 

30 Ryan Winters 

31 Matthew Mccarthy 

32 Cain Heffernan 

33 Matthew Burns 

34 Mitch Hall 

35 Zach Neck 

36 Luke Perry 

38 Leon Cox 

39 Shane Tembath 

40 Besim Kanacevic 

41 Jason Butler 

43 Phil Karaminovski 

44 Junior Vuli 

46 Tosh Utakea 

47 Andrew Martin 

49 Robert Ford 

51 Braden Perkins 

55 Anthony Stevens 

69 Dylan King 

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ALBION 

Sen. Coach: M. Barclay & G. Manton 

Res. Coach: Ray Newman 

Ground: Parsons Reserve, 

Stanford Street, SUNSHINE 

(MELWAYS Page 40 J3) 

Colours: Navy Blue & White Hoops, 

Navy Blue Shorts & Socks 

1 Tim McGregor 

1R Robert Carey 

2 Brent Davis 

2R Nathan Micallef 

3 Matthew Davis 

4 Aaron Tymms ( C ) 

4R Justin Grima 

5 James Philpot 

6 Stephen Glenn 

7 Todd Finco 

8 Joshua McPherson 

8R Jacob Green 

9 Daniel Norris 

10 Marcus Smith 

10R Chris Talevski 

11 John Haldane 

12 Shaydon Bloomfi eld 

12R Shannon Russell 

13 Christopher Hall 

14 Shane Frederickson 

15 Simon Collis 

16 Joshua Bench 

16R Joseph Rinaldi 

17 Blake Richards 

18 James Stephens 

19 Clint Foreman 

20 Shylo Smith 

21 Justin Lee 

22 Glenn Manton 

22R Danny Grantham 

23 Daniel Lee 

24 Joshua Barker 

26 Cameron Bull 

27 Sam Stephens 

28 Travis Micklethwait 

29 James Thompson 

30 Ray Newman 

31 Josh Carman 

32 Matthew Borg 

33 Jason Butina 

34 Luke Perry 

35 Josh Barker 

36 George Ortega 

37 Keaton Male 

38 Tom Deutschbein 

39 Brendan Brown 

40 Chris Haliwell 

41 Pat Savage 

42 Kane Plasztan 

43 David Borley 

44 Daniel Morris 

45 Oliver Evans 

46 Kevin Upton 

47 David Tonini 

48 Reece Hegarty 

49 Jacob Muscat 

50 Andrew Christodoulo 

51 Michael Whearem 

69 Romain Grenville 

88 Shaun Ramsay 

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ALTONA 

Sen. Coach: Anthony Eames 

Res. Coach: Nathyn Costello 

Ground: Grant Reserve, 

Sugar Gum Drive, ALTONA 


Colours: Purple Jumper with Gold Crescent & Viking 

Motif, Purple Shorts, Purple Socks with Gold Band 

1 Tyler Healy 

2 Brett Miller 

3 Ziggy Kadour(VC) 

4 Errol Henderson 

7 Adam O`Keeffe 

8 Johnathon Hevern 

9 Chris Gallagher 

10 Josh Russo (C) 

11 Glenn Jenkins 

12 Reece Miles 

16 Brett Shiels (VC) 

17 Tim Andrews 

18 Josh Rafferty 

19 Ricky Lane 

20 Bill El Souki 

21 Josh Saville 

22 Shaun Hagger 

23 Aaron Freeland (C) 

24 Ryan Green 

25 Dean Pace 

29 Richard Knight 

30 Ben Stornebrink 

31 Trent Rafferty 

35 Liam Gardiner 

36 Stjepan Krpan 

37 Lee Spiteri 

41 David Barnaby 

47 Riak Riak 

49 Sam Mason 

50 Rodney Rich 

85 Anthony Chiu 

86 Jordan Robbins 

87 Corey Lawson 

88 Dion Lawson 

Reserves 

1 Errol Henderson 

2 Brett Miller 

5 Chris Dalli 

6 Craig Sargent 

11 Glenn Jenkins 

13 Tim Morrison 

14 Lee Baker 

15 Chris Sylvio 

17 Matthew Coles 

19 Ricky Lane 

20 Bill El Souki 

21 Josh Saville 

22 Shaun Hagger 

24 Ryan Green 

26 Anthony Hodgetts 

28 Adrian Spiteri 

32 Ben Hinton 

33 Daniel Marin 

34 Allan Cassar 

35 Chase Mathews 

36 Stjepan Krpan 

38 William Martin 

40 John Tedesco 

42 Adam Camenzuli 

43 Kevin McDonald (C) 

44 Jack Fraser 

45 Nathan Leslie 

46 Ben Fogarty 

47 Riak Riak 

48 Mark Van Den Oever 

50 Wes Whitfi eld 

54 Guy McCleish 

55 Matthew Tedesco 

57 Colin Mason-Hayes 

58 Daniel Mutton 

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DIVISION ONE

SPOTSWOOD 

Sen. Coach: Chris O’Keefe 

Res. Coach: Theo Theodorau 

Ground: McLean Reserve, 

The Avenue, SPOTSWOOD 


Colours: Emerald with Gold 'V', Emerald Shorts, 

Emerald & Gold Hooped Socks 

1 Elliot Wood 

2 Tom Langlands 

3 Rohan Couch 

4 Andrew Bond 

5 Nathan Dumbleton 

6 Jai Audley 

7 Chase Morgan 

8 Michael Cassidy 

9 Andrew Fowler 

10 Ben Pope 

11 Torin Baker 

12 Cameron Sharp 

13 Scott Sayers 

14 Dylan Ayton 

15 Mahdi Chizari 

16 Sam Wood 

17 James Hinds 

18 Ray Jensen 

19 Chris O’Keefe 

20 Will Langlands 

21 Mick Lewis 

22 Luke Molan 

23 Murat Ergunen 

24 James Welsh 

25 Jason Hucker 

26 Jye Orchard 

27 Dean Chandler 

28 Will Phillips 

29 James Shaw 

30 Matthew Shaw 

31 Harley McKenzie 

33 Alex Hall 

34 Jason Cloke 

35 Luke Salmond 

36 Ryan Warnock 

37 Travis Browne 

38 Mohamad Jawad 

39 Tim Glasson 

DIVISION ONE 

41 Blake Raymond 

42 Nathan Hall 

43 Matthew Taylor 

44 Ahmed Elhawli 

46 Ambrose Garde 

47 Leigh Collier 

48 Dillon Davies 

49 Simon Bianco 

50 Matt Paton 

51 Matthew Patterson 

52 Chris Metcher 

53 Tyler Raymond 

54 Vaughan Williams 

55 Jeremy Bond 

56 Will Garde 

57 Jack Gialamatzis 

58 Matty Easton Jones 

59 Josh Butler 

60 Mitch Beatie 

62 Tom Cullen 

63 Kane Liossis 

64 Nathan Jones 

67 Danny Zammit 

ST ALBANS 

Sen. Coach: Ian Denny 

Res. Coach: Martin Weaver 

Home Ground: Kings Park Reserve, 

Gillespie Road, ST ALBANS 

(MELWAYS Page 13 E10) 

Colours: Royal Blue with Red Yoke, 

Royal Shorts & Red Socks 

1 Ashley Craig 

2 Imran Muftarov 

3 Mark Magor 

4 Daniel Mcferran 

5 Nathan Tieppo 

6 Daniel McKerracher 

7 Steven Hoare 

8 Dale Marshall 

9 Aidan Stott 

10 Jeremy Jose 

11 Tim Jenkins 

12 Chris Senserrick 

12R Rob Sweetland 

13 Duane Stott 

14 Jack Sims 

14R Aaron Ford 

15 Damien Fitzpatrick 

16 Ryan Moore 

17 Craig Psalia 

18 Michael Pisani 

19 Tyrone Kennedy 

20 Nathan Schrodder 

21 Guy Chinsnall 

22 Tim Senserrick 

23 Lachlan Calder 

24 Ali Safatli 

25 Marc Dawson 

26 Aaron Henneman 

27 Matthew Marshall 

28 Nathan Guthridge 

29 Dean Henneman 

30 Leigh McKellar 

31 Tung Pham 

32 Brent Taylor 

33 Matty Russel 

34 Daniel Watts 

35 Travis Edwards 

36 Tegan Stott 

37 Shane Taylor 

38 Michael Kinsella 

39 Tom Langley Dunn 

40 Simon Craig 

41 Bruno Salmon 

42 Aaron Brennen 

43 Zamy Muhtari 

44 Chevy Clements 

45 Tom Campbell 

46 Chris Psalia 

47 Konrad Sosnowski 

48 Matthew Tieppo 

49 Colin Simpkin 

51 Rob Nikolic 

52 Peter Dalinkiewicz 

53 James Perkins 

54 Greg Wiltshire 

55 Ryan Galea 

56 Jarod Tuppen 

59 Patti Trowsdale 

60 Daniel Hawkins 

61 Michael Michetti 

62 Simon McKerracher 

64 Vlad Ninovic 

66 Bradley Attard 

67 Bekim Muhtari 

69 Shaun Whiteside 

88 Craig Brown 

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SUNSHINE 

Sen. Coach: Brett Jacobs 

Res. Coach: Shanon Carroll 

Home Ground: Kinder Smith Reserve, 

Lily Street, BRAYBROOK 

(MELWAYS Page 27 B12) 

Colours: Gold with Royal Blue Kangaroo Motif, 

Royal Blue Shorts & Socks (with Gold Hoops) 

1 Brenton Quinn 

2 Jess McInneny 

3 Brett Jacobs 

4 Abera Afewerk 

5 Kieran Murphy 

6 Xavier Linton 

7 Joe Hedditch 

8 Macauley Goring (CC) 

9 David De Santa ana 

10 Jake Allan 

11 Jonathon Frost 

12 Brad Connor 

13 Sean Murphy 

14 Sebastian Reilly 

15 Joel Harrison 

16 Jonathon Blake 

17 Danny Jacobs 

18 Benjamin Foley 

19 Sam Hedditch 

20 Patrick Wiggins 

21 Adrian Mastropasqua 

22 Ryan Tishler 

23 Cory Connor 

24 Mark Schwartz 

25 Cameron Magnusson 

26 Mitchell Williams 

27 Ricky Martin 

28 Trent Waring 

29 Aaron Batty 

30 Simon Wiggins 

31 Ben Hedditch 

32 Hamish Andrew 

33 Steve Considine 

34 Daniel Ellis 

35 Thomas Millar 

36 Aaron Kelly 

37 Timothy Croft 

38 Damian Reddin 

39 Matthew Foster 

40 Adam Bright 

41 Vincent Smart 

42 Dean Foley 

43 Jake Trevaskis (CC) 

44 Alex Barbari 

45 Ruscell Schofi eld 

46 Adrian Craddock 

47 Peter Simeon 

48 Rory O’Connor 

49 Brenton Macfarlane 

50 Andrew Thorn 

51 Caylan Goring 

52 Tehan White 

53 Marc Mudford 

54 Simon Howlett 

55 Jay Shaw 

56 Matti Bellingham 

57 Ryan Murphy 

58 Nicholas Triplett 

59 Dalton Tonkin 

GLENORDEN 

Sen. Coach: Justin Menzel 

Res. Coach: Andrew McDonald 

Ground: Heathdale Oval, 

Cnr Nightingale & Kookaburra Avenues, 

WERRIBEE (MELWAYS Page 206 B4) 

Colours: Navy Blue with Gold & Brown, 


1 Matt Laskowski 

2 Josh Beleganti 

3 Chris Koutzamanis 

4 Phil Jones 

5 Brendan jones 

6 Andrew McDonald 

7 Chris Stephens 

8 Marc Yates 

9 Trevor Hilton 

10 Pat Lee 

11 Brad Yates 

12 Drew Mitchell 

13 Matt Stephens 

14 Nick Lapouple 

15 Jacob Dumesny 

16 Jamie Bell 

17 Sean Schmacher 

18 Dean Giarrusso 

19 Mitchell Anthony 

20 Murray Hardy 

21 Matt Muhar 

22 Jason Fastuca 

23 Michael Woollard 

24 Bryce Daniels 

25 Brett Hunter 

26 Mick Dessman 

27 Stephen Downing 

28 Daniel Shanahan 

29 Rory O’Connor 

30 Tim Johnson 

31 Barry Langley 

32 Mathew Sparks 

33 David Blake 

34 Ty Worrall 

35 Daniel Hitch 

36 Robert Stokes 

37 Leroy Tuitama 

38 Ashley Saykao 

39 Danny Molloy 

40 Sam Crea 

41 Joel Parker 

42 Nathan Schmidt 

43 Cameron Mc Villey 

44 Colin Grace 

45 Gareth Payne 

46 Scott Boothroyd 

47 Brad Miller 

48 Luke Mulder 

49 Paul Sattler 

50 Willy Johnson 

51 Joel Jobson 

52 Daniel Lippert 

53 Tyson Szkudlaris 

54 Matt Riggs 

55 Jay Williams 

56 Mojtaba Jabar 

57 Blake Daniels 

58 Trent Stern 

59 Matt Dunlop 

60 Daniel Suiastiva 


DIVISION ONE

SUNSHINE HEIGHTS 

Sen. Coach: Michael Grima 

Res. Coach: Mark Borg 

Home Ground: Ainsworth Reserve, 

Cnr Glengala Road & Vernon Crescent, 

WEST SUNSHINE (MELWAYS Page 40 A1) 

Colours: Blue Background with Red & White 

Dragon Logo, Red Shorts & Socks 

1 Scott Mizzi 

4 Lee Knight 

5 Danny Harraca 

6 Michael Nicolaides 

8 Steven Nicolaides 

9S Luke Buttegieg 

9R Faisal Taleb 

10 Stephen Montebello 

12 Greg Hill 

13 Jye Borg 

14 Chris Hudson 

15 Daniel Jensen 

16 Ben Henderson 

18 Nick Mallia 

19 Jeremy Angelowitsch 

20 Josh Stevens 

21 Lee Demetriou 

22 Chris Emmanouill 

23 Matt Caruana 

24 Matt Camilleri 

26 Dillon Hinge 

28 John Stewart 

29 Robbie Greto 

30 Rod Vella 

31 Jamie Xuereb 

32 Jason Xuereb 

33 Stevie Walters 

34 Gary Gaylor 

35 Costa Kyriacou 

39 Frank Papaleo 

40 Keelan Privitera 

43 Rocco Saggio 

44 Beau Bostock 

46 Junior Eliepa 

47 James Kapetanios 

DIVISION ONE 

48 Frank Martin 

49 Fadi Qunqar 

52 Anthony Kyriakou 

53 Paul Butler 

54 Rob Ratajszczak 

58 Junior Time 

61 Luke Pingatore 

64 Peter Kaligorou 

99 Anthony Viney 

HOPPERS CROSSING 

Sen. Coach: David Mitchell 

Res. Coach: Shaun Borlase 

Ground: Hogans Road Reserve Oval, 

Hogans Road, HOPPERS CROSSING 


Colours: Navy Blue with White Warrior Logo, 


1. Justin Chircop 

2. David Mitchell 

3. Aaron Williams 

4. Jay Bluschke 

5. Ben Fletcher 

6. Tyren Montebruno 

7. Jason Butty 

8. Matthew Young 

9. Chris Latella 

10. Jarryd Ramsay 

11. Luke Phipps 

12. Thomas Weybury 

13. Brent Sheean 

14. David Clonan 

15. Matthew Walsh 

16. Blake Quarrier 

17. Leigh Mcintosh 

18. Aaron Chavasse 

19. Shannon Downey 

20. Stephen Morgan 

21. Robbie Cavka 

22. Mitch Merrifi eld 

23. Matthew Ryan 

24. Chris Brierty 

25. Brayden Sneddon 

26. Adam Taylor 

27. Dale Dickson 

28. Murphy Watt 

29. Matthew SmiTh 

30. Kane Basile 

31. Michael Normington 

32. Neil Mcpherson 

33. Brad Murphy 

34. Todd Caulfi eld 

35. Jason Dorazio 

36. Brad McNicol 

37. Josh Munro 

38. Lachlan Liddicoat 

39. Kyle Caulfi eld 

40. Jarrod Dowie 

42. Ashley Fenton 

43. Daniel Paraskavas 

44. Kieren Butty 

45. Simon Majewski 

46. John Drohomirecki 

47. Shane Wallace 

48. Nick Weir 

49. Carl Flahavin 

50. Brydon Coles 

51. Mitch Ferrie 

52. Brendan Lee-Upton 

55. Jake Mutton 

56. Jason Gianni 

57. Steven Tiricola 

58. Corey Grusling 

59. Chris Ball 

60. Chris Barry 

61. Tim Austin 

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FALCONS FORGE AHEAD 

Wyndhamvale Aims For Finals Football 

Wyndhamvale was not a happy place 

when Luke Dennerley returned to his 

former club in 2009. Less than three 

years later, the Falcons’ senior side is in the top 

fi ve of the Division Two competition and eyeing 

a fi nals berth. Its amalgamation this year with the 

junior club has been a resounding success, and 

the club will move to a new top-class facility in 

2013. Things are certainly looking up. 

Dennerley, in his second year as captain-coach, 

said his goal was to play fi nals footy this year and 

ensure the club had a sustained period of success, 

both on and off the fi eld. 

He played with the club at junior level for 

10 years before a three-year stint with Werribee 

in the VFL, two years in the QAFL and another 

two years with Spotswood. But Wyndhamvale 

always held a special place in Dennerley’s heart, 

and it pained him to see the club struggling. 

“I thought it was time to go back home. 

I certainly saw that the place wasn’t going so 

well on the fi eld and it thought I could, certainly 

with other good people, make a difference. And 

we certainly think we’ve done that.” 

The club will no doubt be boosted by the new 

$4 million development being built on Black 

Forest Rd, which will be the club’s new home 

in 2013. It will include a large pavilion, four 

changerooms, a combined bar and kiosk, offi ce 

space, large social clubrooms and two ovals 

with lights. 

In Dennerley’s fi rst year as captain in 2009, the 

Falcons won three games. In his fi rst year as 

captain-coach last year, they won seven games. 

This year, they’ve already won seven. If steady 

improvement was the goal, then the club is 

achieving it. 

“It’s a cultural thing,” Dennerley explained. 

“We’re a group whose average age is 22, and 

they’re fantastic. They want to learn, they’re 


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improving and their belief is coming along 

too. We’re probably now sitting in a fairly 

precarious position (on the ladder). We’re ready 

for the challenge, hopefully it comes this year 

and we’re able to play fi nals. 

“I fi rmly believe we have the best culture in the 

competition. What we like to say is we’re one 

big clique.” 

But Dennerley is not one to focus on a senior 

premiership at the expense of juniors. The merger 

of the junior and senior clubs has been the most 

important thing to happen at the club for years, 

according to him. 

“Make no bones about it that’s the most important 

part of this, it’s that we’re all one football club 

going forward,” Dennerley said. “In many ways 

our kids are more important than the guys playing 

senior football.” 

Dennerley has got every senior player to align 

themselves with a junior team, and they are 

expected to attend that team’s training sessions 

and games throughout the year.

“The two things that I want to deliver at this club 

are the one united football club and a premiership 

for this football club.” 

He has achieved one of those two things, by 

working with a committee that has the same 

vision. Senior president John Willaton, junior 

president Steve Tessari and reserves coach Mark 

Elso are among the people who have galvanized 

the club. This can be evidenced by Thursday 

meal nights after training, which routinely 

pack the clubrooms out. “We bill ourselves as 

a country footy club in many ways the way we 

go about it with our togetherness,” Dennerley 

said. “We’re basically a country footy club in the 

urban fringe.” 

But Dennerley is aware of the up-and-down 

history of the club. Club stalwart Daniel Manitta, 

who is still a key player for the senior side, 

Last weekend Wyndhamvale stalwart 

Nathan ‘Evo’ Evans played his 

100th Senior game for the club. A true 

journeyman of the game, Evans has had a 

glittering football career with a number of 

clubs. After playing his younger years with 

Werribee Centrals, Evans has now played 

more than 200 senior games with a number 

of clubs including Centrals, Mooney Valley, 

the Frankston Bombers and of course a 

few stints with his beloved Wyndhamvale 

Falcons. Evans is a former Captain, Best & 

Fairest and Club Coach of the Falcons. 

‘The keg on legs’ now puts in countless 

hours into his role as Football Manager and 

as key forward for the developing Falcons. 

“I’m very lucky to be able to run out with 

such a great group of players,” said Evans. 

warned Dennerley that this has happened before 

- the club dug itself out of a slump, only to fall in 

a heap again. 

“That’s one of the single things that motivates 

myself, is to be able to get some sustained 

success, and know that once our time’s up and 

we’ve got a really good succession plan in place, 

the club can go up and on.” 

Dennerley’s plan to deliver a premiership will be 

driven by the players already at the club, topped 

up with a handful of new recruits. 

“We haven’t had to recruit heavily because we’re 

in a growth area here. We’ve identifi ed that the 

fi rst thing we need to do when we’re recruiting... 

is make sure we plug in the guys who are actually 

here and are doing the job already.” 

Courtesy Of Star News 

“The people and history are why I’m 

involved at this club. To be a part of this 

club is an honour and every time I put on 

the jumper I see it as a privilege. It’s a 

privilege to play one game, let alone onehundred 

games with this great football 

club. I will be a Falcon for life.” 

11 WRFL FOOTY RECORD


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Albanvale entertains Coburg Districts in 

the ‘Match Of The Day’ this weekend, 

a matchup where the Lions have two 

great motivations. 

Firstly they need to put together a solid 

performance as their fi nals spot is far from 

secure, but secondly they have the chance to test 

themselves against one of the best if they are to 

be more than just making up the numbers should 

they progress. 

The Cobras meanwhile need to maintain their 

form if they want to hit the ground running and 

have a real crack at the top-of-the-table Deer 

Park when they meet in September. 

At the other end of the fi nals picture Laverton 

have the quintessential eight point game when 

they play host to Wyndhamvale. 

The Falcons currently hold the joker sitting in 

fi fth, and the Magpies who started the year so 

well are beyond desperate to capitalise on that 

early-season form. 

RESULTS 

Caroline Springs 9.9-63 def. by 

Laverton Magpies 13.8-86 

Coburg Districts 22.20-152 def. 

Braybrook 9.3-57 

Parkside 10.13-73 def. by 

Deer Park 19.19-133 

West Footscray 16.10-106 def. by 

Albanvale 25.15-165 

Wyndhamvale 11.13-79 def. 

Yarraville Seddon Eagles 10.11-71 

DIVISION TWO 

North Sunshine – Bye 

DIVISION TWO 

By Leigh Eustace 

If Wyndhamvale get up their season will continue 

to look rosy, while Laverton will be all but done. 

However if the converse eventuates, the Vale 

will get a little nervy about their prospects and 

the Pies will be just a sniff outside the fi nals once 

more. This one’s undoubtedly a season defi ner 

for both clubs. 

Yarraville-Seddon, currently in sixth and eyeing 

off Wyndhamvale as well, host seventh-placed 

West Footscray and again the winner’s season 

will look a lot brighter afterwards. 

For the Eagles, they get back into the fi nals with 

a win, while the Roosters have a game up their 

sleeve - but a loss will be devastating and almost 

draw curtains on their 2011 hopes. 

First-placed Deer Park continues on their merry 

way when the league’s newcomers Caroline 

Springs make the trip south, whereas the fi nal 

game sees Braybrook clash with North Sunshine. 

Parkside has the bye. 

LADDER 

P W L D % PTS 

Deer Park 12 12 0 0 368.79 48 

Albanvale 11 10 1 0 174.45 40 

Parkside 12 8 4 0 141.54 32 

Coburg Dist. 11 7 4 0 147.64 28 

Wyndhamvale 12 7 5 0 123.73 28 

Yarraville 12 6 6 0 157.50 24 

W. Footscray 11 5 6 0 102.14 20 

Laverton 12 5 7 0 99.04 20 

Caroline Spr. 12 2 10 0 52.11 8 

Braybrook 12 2 10 0 39.89 8 

N. Sunshine 11 0 11 0 14.26 0 


LAVERTON 

Sen. Coach: Justin Moran 

Res. Coach: Damien Harwood 

Home Ground: Laverton Park, 

Cnr Merton & Hall Streets, 

LAVERTON (MELWAYS Page 53 F10) 

Colours: Black & White Vertical Stripes, 

Black Shorts & Socks 

1 Jason Whitling 

2 Matthew Edwards 

3 Leigh Hartshorne 

4 Steve Paone 

5 Aaron Driver 

6 Jake Styles 

7 John Cott 

8 Criag Wells 

9 Michael Kennedy 

10 Shaun McCann 

11 Matthew Zurek 

12 Micka Downing 

13 Ryan Murphy 

14 Ash Murray 

15 Brian Lawry 

16 Ash Murray 

17 Troy McAskill 

18 Adam Styles 

19 Chris Jones 

20 Shaun Cutajar 

21 Robert Smith 

22 Scott Bell 

23 Corey Thomas 

24 Chris Chitsos 

25 Chris DeBono 

26 Shaun McCann 

27 Russell Garvey 

28 Anthony Hanna 

29 Daniel Harrison 

30 Luke Styles 

31 Dejan Samoukovic 

32 Steven Tadic 

33 Bryce Nystram 

34 Matthew Rocco 

35 Ricky Thomas 

36 Damien Harwood 

37 Matthew Mizzi 

38 Adam Styles 

39 Sean Leneghan 

40 Lucas Williams 

41 Michael Seex 

42 Matthew Ristevski 

43 Michael Henry 

44 Mark Fraczek 

45 John Henry 

46 Jason D’Unienville 

47 Luke Toomey 

48 Justin Fulford 

49 Matthew Kozole 

50 Steve Hogan 

51 Shannon O’Mahoney 

52 Jake Ballestrino 

53 Andrew Stephenson 

54 Jamie Bubleinik 

55 Shaun Bryson 

56 Canie Quinless 

57 Ian Boxshall 

58 Josh Lambert 

59 Andrew Yates 

60 Tyron Kelso 

61 Jayden Hodges 

62 Abboma Abdi 

WYNDHAMVALE 

Sen. Coach: Luke Dennerley 

Res. Coach: Mark Elso 

Home Ground: Wyndham Vale Reserve, 

Honour Avenue, WYNDHAM VALE 

(MELWAYS Page 205 A8) 

Colours: Green with Gold Top, Green Shorts, 

Green & Gold Socks 

1 Luke Dennerley (C) 

2 Aaron Fleming (VC) 

3 James Damjanovski 

4 Daniel Bunworth 

5 Chris Klein-Breteler (VC) 

6 Ben Vasiliou 

7 Marcus Hollow 

8 Aaron Mollivas 

9 Corey Mackey 

10 Paul Manitta 

11 Jake Crabtree 

12 Dale Evans 

13 Nathan Evans 

14 Jayden Wood 

15 Tyler Tessari 

16 Daniel Holman 

17 Aiden Boland 

18 Dean Cachia 

19 Nic Aldridge 

20 David Gamble 

21 Victor Holley 

22 David Mcmahon 

23 Nathan Reschke 

24 Michael Lubke 

25 Rick Hutton 

26 James Pomella 

27 Nathan Van Hulst 

28 Stuart Stone 

29 Damien Dixon 

30 Cameron Gallichan 

31 Cameron Evans (RC) 

32 David Drohomirecki 

33 Ian Fitzpatrick 

34 Marc Hodson 

35 Paul Baldarchino 

36 Darren Zahra 

37 Shane Fletcher 

38 Dean Brooke 

39 Jerome Wattelet 

40 Thomas Westhead 

41 Matthew Galle 

42 Steven Soto 

43 Jamie Cowlishaw 

44 Trevor Urlichs 

45 Benn Purton 

46 Shane Gardiner 

47 Luke Aquilina 

48 Matthew Rudd 

49 Sam Ingham 

50 Alex Hamilton 

51 Sebastian Wattelet 

52 Russell Turner 

53 Jason Kriehn 

54 Shane Allison 

55 Ben Dawe 

56 Cameron Barillaro 

57 Aiden Walton-Hall 

58 Lachlan Spiteri 

59 Steve Cassar 

60 Troy Lewis 

61 Nathan Urquhart 

62 Aaron Daly 

63 Gary Trawn 

64 Troy Crees 

65 Todd Lawrie 

66 Nikko Arias 

67 Karl Trovato 

68 Simon Rees 

69 Reece Andrews 

70 Matthew Mcalpine 

71 Nicholas Tokatlidis 

72 Atem Atem 

73 Cameron Glennie 

77 Nathan Davenport 

99 Timothy Petch 


DIVISION TWO

DEER PARK 

Sen. Coach: James Condos 

Res. Coach: Darren O’Flaherty 

Home Ground: Deer Park Sports Oval, 

Hume Street, DEER PARK 

(MELWAYS Page 25 F8) 

Colours: Royal Blue with Gold V Collar & 

Cuffs, Royal Blue Shorts & Socks 

1 Brad Hall 

2 Lachlan Teal 

3 Nigel Hill 

4 Christopher Catania 

5 Greame Catterall 

6 Hayden Campbell 

7 Cristian Day 

8 Leigh Cook 

9 Chris Robertson 

10 Robert Trajkovski 

11 Shannon Salmon 

12 Daniel Nelson 

13 Tim Clinnick 

14 James Ryan 

15 Brent Foley 

16 Dean Stankovic 

17 Lance Grogan 

18 Shane Jenkins 

20 Christopher 

Carassellos 

21 Lee Harrison 

22 Mark Gillman 

23 Daniel Thomas 

24 Arron Keane 

25 Luke Summers 

26 Andrew Bryson 

27 James Condos 

28 Bosko Micevski 

29 Chetin Sanli 

30 Peter Chafer 

31 Michael Hatzistavtou 

32 Jason Robertson 

33 Michael Shelly 

34 Bill Beatty 

35 Grant Dimitrejevic 

DIVISION TWO 

36 Shaun 

Buttergeig-Clarke 

37 Adrian Grogan 

38 Dylan Mcphan 

39 Andre Horvath 

40 Joshua Spicer 

41 Jacob Powell 

42 Michael Cassar 

43 Jye Davis 

44 Thomas Basset 

45 Shaun Summers 

47 Paul Mackie 

48 Timothy Bradley 

49 Daniel Summers 

50 Clint Richards 

51 Ryan Barry 

52 Daniel Seremetkovski 

53 Cliff Snell 

54 Ross Warden 

60 Cameron O’Flaherty 

61 Liam Ryan 

62 Corey Gorden 

CAROLINE SPRINGS 

Sen. Coach: Gary Turner 

Res. Coach: Shane Lucas and Dennis Crnogorac 

Home Ground: Town Centre Oval, 

The Crossing, CAROLINE SPRINGS 


Colours: Black with White, Blue & Gold ‘V’, 

Black Shorts with Gold Trim & Blue Socks 

1 David Cavanagh 

2 Ben Ingram 

3 Adam Davis 

4 Michael Ingram 

5 Martin Jonas 

6 Matt Bongiovanni 

7 Anthony Brook 

8 Matthew Calvitto 

9 Stefan Fotia 

10 Daniel Ingram 

11 Troy Hunt 

12 Glenn Downs 

13 Jason Karim 

14 Steve Farrugia 

15 Aaron King 

16 Seth Mander 

17 Richard Bird 

18 Matt Attard 

19 Mark Goddard 

20 Andrei Jansen 

21 Scott Hepburn 

22 Lloyd Sanders 

23 Rob Sfi ry 

24 Amon Reweti 

25 Jordan Rhodes 

26 Kenson Phongthai 

27 Chris Christoforou 

28 Meli Ratu 

29 Trent Wright 

30 Simon Moore 

31 A J Delivera 

32 Michael Scicluna 

33 Salvator Smolinski 

34 Steve Lavcanovski 

35 Brett McKay 

36 Ali Latife 

38 Corey Hall 

39 Louis Briffa 

40 Aaron Smith 

41 Darren Parkinson 

42 Lee King 

43 John Mangiardi 

44 Gus Leon 

45 Joel Turner 

46 Steve Catania 

47 Blain Berryman 

48 Shaun Spencer 

50 Eddie Hayden 

51 Tim Holt 

52 Adrian Tassone 

53 Sami Sami 

54 Karl Truscott 

55 Dean Borg 

56 Ryan Patterson 

57 Richard Faasoo 

58 Dale Jack 

59 Corey Mayne 

60 Michael Truscott 

61 Nicholas Johnston 

63 Aaron Williams 

65 Jay Cabrera 

66 Adam Power 

68 Anthony Lavcanski 

72 Luke Maaten 

73 Adrian Oliveri 

74 Chris Dernehl 


BRAYBROOK 

Sen. Coach: Steve Lane 

Res. Coach: Glen Ludolff 

Home Ground: Pennell Reserve, Cnr Cramwell 

& Burke Streets, BRAYBROOK 


Colours: Black with Red Slash, Black Shorts, 

Black & Red Hooped Socks 

1 Doug Bryant 

2 Matthew 

Shepperbottom 

3 Kane Tuchell 

4 Jordan Allison 

5 Terry Sinclair 

6 Sam Thurston 

7 Jamie Lane (C) 

8 Dheiu Madding 

9 Louie D’Ambrosio 

10 Dallas Redfern 

11 Ben Ryan 

12 James Nardella 

13 Anthony Brizzi 

14 Michael Berecz 

15 Vilisoni Taulufo 

16 Ben Nguyen 

17 Harley Smith 

18 Malcolm John 

19 Lee Allen (C) 

20 Brent Buckow 

21 Scott Smeaton 

22 Daniel May 

23 Paul May 

24 Tom Danskin 

25 Andrew Hodgart 

26 Jake Marks 

27 Lee Braun 

28 Alan Hale 

29 Scott O’Neill 

30 Stuart Calder 

31 Shawn Marion 

32 Ben Middleton 

33 Paul Scanlan 

34 Leigh Browney (VC) 

35 Crispin Santiago 

36 Dalas Smith 

37 Sean McKenzie 

38 Scott Smeaton 

39 Tony Mc Gregor 

40 James Yan 

41 Gavin Dale 

42 Aaron Derich 

43 Tyson Szkudlarski 

44 Viet Pham 

45 Marc McKenzie 

46 Daniel Parsons 

47 Dale De Amyand 

48 David Doran 

49 James Vining 

50 Shane Quinsee 

51 Shane Swasbrick 

52 Bradlee Miller 

53 Shaun Else 

54 Mario Lawry 

55 Sean McKenzie 

56 Eddie Stanojevic 

57 Joshua Derich 

58 Raymond Doan 

59 Stephen Keenan 

60 Peter Muscat 

NORTH SUNSHINE 

Sen. Coach: Pat Angelino 

Res. Coach: Mark Lane 

Home Ground: Dempster Park, 

Phoenix Street, NORTH SUNSHINE 


Colours: Red, White & Black Vertical Stripes, 

Black Shorts, Red, White & Black Hooped Socks 

1 Chris Lane 

2 Michael Flahive 

3 Anthony Johnstone 

4 Gary Bradford (VC) 

5 Luke White (C) 

6 Sam Murphy 

7 Chris Matcham 

8 Danny Schembri 

9 Emmanuel Buttigieg 

10 Shaun Hughes 

11 Allan McKenzie 

12 Shannon Braslin 

13 Bradley Fraser 

14 Michael Bradford 

15 Thomas Tehau 

16 Johnny Portelli 

17 Duong Do 

18 Ross lnnocenti 

19 John Donovan 

21 Harley Murphy 

22 Justin Lacey 

23 Rick Charles 

24 Steve Miller 

25 Kayne Taylor 

26 Travis Smith 

27 Mark Neicho 

28 Jeff Sultana 

29 Dean Irvine 

30 Matt Nelson 

31 Robbie Fraser 

32 Daniel Ljuba 

33 Paul Fraser 

34 Matt Gatt 

35 Anthony Leonardo 

37 Reza Bahari 

38 Michael Harrison 

39 Jared Fraser 

40 Pat Angelino 

41 Dean Bugeja 

42 Michael Iacono 

43 Dave Fraser 

45 Shane Clark 

46 Travis Wilson 

47 Paul Danskin 

48 Tom Turnball 

49 Mark McGuiness 

53 Denis Tazzie Browning 

56 Joel White 

59 Steve Pappas 

66 Dave Ashard 

69 Hung Phan 

70 Mick Alderson 

71 Paul Busittil 

72 Adrian Cater 

73 Paul Leon 

74 Johnathan Miller 

75 Ricky Minhas 

76 Peter Richards 

77 Nathan Bugeja 

78 Eric Sultana 

79 Chris Leach 

96 Daniel Matcham 

99 David Jenkins 

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DIVISION TWO

ALBANVALE 

Sen. Coach: David Connell 

Res. Coach: Anthony Montrose 

Home Ground: Robert Bruce Reserve, 

Gould Street, DEER PARK 


Colours: Cobalt Blue & White Vertical Stripes, 

Cobalt Blue Shorts & Socks 

1 Jacob Maschewski 

1R Justin Kormoczi 

2 Paul Docherty 

3 Jamie Brook 

4 Matthew Bligh 

5 Andrew Portelli 

5R Athol Jetta 

6 James Kondis 

7 Michael Spatolisano 

7R Anthony Montrose 

8 Sherif Mohamed 

9 Roy Lever 

10 David Azzopardi 

10R Tim Jones 

11 Paul Growcott 

12 Michael Parsons 

13 Ibrahim Atik 

14 Michael Lindsey 

15 Chris Lock 

16 Nicholas Duggan 

17 Justin Kormoczi 

18 Mark Sophoulis 

19 Matthew Chadwick 

20 Gabriel Clingin 

21 Brett Duffy 

22 Paul Adams 

23 Darren Borg 

24 Dean Formosa 

25 Justin Allen 

26 Michael Dolny 

27 Brendan Cassar 

28 Shane Barry 

29 Jarryd Formosa 

30 Thomas Gleeson 

31 Callan Tenabel 

DIVISION TWO 

32 Adam Borg 

33 Trent Mason 

34 Shaun Holmes 

35 Mathew Pfeiffer 

36 Aaron Graham 

37 Daniel Apap 

38 Nathan Farrugia 

39 Michael Agius 

40 Anthony Lo Guarro 

41 Sam Mitchell 

42 Benjamin Ashman 

43 Ryan Kamay 

45 John Paul Cauchi 

46 Shaun Else 

47 Michael Bassi 

50 Andy Konstandaras 

53 Jamie Sirianni 

54 John Sirianni 

60 Luke Lugg 

COBURG DISTRICTS 

Sen. Coach: Kevin Morris 

Res. Coach: Rob Lumsden 

Home Ground: Cole Reserve, Cnr Cumberland 

& Kent Roads, PASCOE VALE 


Colours: Royal Blue, White Panels with Lions 

Head Logo, Royal Blue Shorts & Socks 

1 Craig Hough 

2 Justin Gomez 

3 Greg O’Shea 

4 Jason Diab 

5 Terry Shebu 

6 Wayne Comfort 

7 Ricky Elkins 

8 David Lumsden 

9 Sean Pipe 

10 Damian Piperno 

11 Joe Cali 

12 Luke Johnson 

13 Azem Bektash 

14 Jesse Galofaro 

15 Chris Bone/ 

Tony Minutolo 

16 Wes Broad 

17 Abbas Abbas 

18 Jacob Lumsden 

19 Justin Lumsden 

20 Mitat Seyes 

21 Steven James 

22 Sean O’Keefe 

23 Mick Apostololpoulos 

24 Adem Bektash 

25 Stephen Wallace 

26 Sevdet Bektash/ 

Dannial Scrimizzi 

27 James Partington 

28 Adam Caruso 

29 Stephen Neilson 

30 Matthew Cann 

31 Luke Fox 

32 Cameron Collins 

33 Brian Perkins 

34 Tristian Layton 

35 Paul Newton 

36 Sam Wellard 

37 Leigh Sporle 

38 Metyas Harik 

39 Jason Shieffelbein 

40 Ryan Colenso 

41 Kevan McLellan 

42 Chris Pipe 

43 Ben Neim 

44 Jimmy Cinar 

46 Caine Chappell 

47 David Bartelloni 

48 Tayfun Yilmaz 

49 Matthew Cannon 

50 Steve Cetin 

51 Paul Long 

52 Arthur Hatzakortzian 

53 Kaine Hocking 

54 Jack Pesk 

55 Chris Threlfall 

56 Dale Silver 

57 Jeffrey Nyman 

60 Joshua Smith 


YARRAVILLE SEDDON 

Sen. Coach: Andrew Willis 

Res. Coach: Ron Wilson 

Home Ground: Yarraville Football Ground, 

Williamstown Road, YARRAVILLE 


Colours: Red & Blue with Gold Eagle Motif, 

Blue Shorts & Socks 

1 Heath Evans 

2 Josh Molan 

3 Cam Vincent 

4 Rod Donaldson 

5 Andy Willis 

6 Marc Hussey 

7 Peter Wilson 

8 Shane Brennan 

9 Jason Compton 

10 Dion Clemmens 

11 Aaron Disney 

12 Marcus Lazzazbal 

13 Ash Baldi 

14 James Gillespie 

15 David Silke 

16 Tim Matheson 

17 Adam Baker 

18 Heath Clarke 

19 Alex Garvin 

20 Jacob Connors 

21 Rhys Newman 

22 Michael Chrichton 

23 Nathan Kelly 

24 Jeremy Tyson 

25 Liam O'brien 

26 Ange Messina 

27 Beau Guest 

28 Howard Newman 

29 Michael Volpi 

30 Aaron Littlepage 

31 LEnny Mckinnon 

32 Jay Corrick 

33 Aaron Donaldson 

34 Daniel Rose 

35 Luca Papac 

36 Alex Hewitt 

37 Chris Topalidis 

38 Tom Childs 

39 Ryan Molan 

40 Steve Martini 

41 Chris Stanley 

42 John Garlick 

43 Dean Mcdonald 

44 Jason Weidner 

45 Tristan Pearce 

46 Kieran Pearce 

47 Gareth Newton 

48 Khoa Pham 

49 Antony Georgiou 

50 Sam Laffey 

51 James Bonnici 

52 Tom Heffernan 

53 Brad Howlett 

54 Joe Ryan 

55 Darren Cain 

56 Anthony Paterson 

57 Simon Howlett 

58 Kieran Ryan 

59 Mathew Harper 

60 Nick Velevski 

62 Ben Kirk 

63 Daniel Zuzek 

64 Michael Spence 

65 Dylan Nagle 

66 James Ognjenovic 

WEST FOOTSCRAY 

Sen. Coach: Norm Heath 

Res. Coach: Mark Petrusch 

Home Ground: Shorten Reserve, 

Cnr Market & Essex Streets, 

WEST FOOTSCRAY (MELWAYS Page 41 J3) 

Colours: Red & White V, Red Shorts, 

Red & White Hooped Socks 

1 Sam Ross 

2 Jim Pham 

3 Andy Lashford 

4 Josh McCabe 

5 Daniel Backus 

6 Adam Fisher 

8 Asher Kirk 

9 Jordan Simpson 

10 Russell Phillips 

11 Anthony Riggio 

12 Shannon Lay 

13 Ben Douglas 

14 Matthew Hilton 

15 Daniel Mason 

16 Scott Oldfi eld 

17 Nathan Burmister 

18 Cameron Browne 

19 Matthew Nolton 

20 Gary Pascu 

21 Matthew Thomas 

23 Mark Speakman 

24 Patrick Mercaldi 

25 Alex Bray 

26 Jadyn Trowsdale 

27 Lee Corless 

28 Matthew Liosis 

29 Matthew Nyholt 

30 Shayne Beri 

31 Daryl Jeffries 

32 Ben Collins 

33 Janith Wijesekara 

34 Jason King 

35 Aaron Scott 

36 Alan Jeffries 

39 David Watson 

41 Timothy Dunn 

43 Brent Italia 

44 Lindon Harris 

45 Lee Phipps 

46 James Slater 

49 Tim Burrows 

50 Simon Duong 

51 Patrick Joyce 

52 Brent Turner 

53 Josh Webster 

54 Chris Galea 

55 Jerome Currie 

56 Eddie Rimmer 

57 Justin McLoughlan 

58 Steve Healy 

59 Josh Moore 


DIVISION TWO


BACHAR HOULI 

Ex-Spotswood Junior Celebrates AFL Multicultural Round 

country are you from?” a 

young fan asked Richmond’s 

‘What 

Bachar Houli during a school 

holiday footy forum at Queen Victoria Market 

last week. 

“I’m Australian, I lived in Australia all my life 

but my parents were born in Lebanon,” Houli 

responded, to which the fan, of Lebanese 

background himself, beamed proudly. 

Houli, a devout Muslim, has been a role-model 

for people who share his faith and culture since 

he entered the AFL system in 2007, particularly 

since moving to Richmond from Essendon 

where he has gone from being a fringe player to 

a permanent and vital member of the senior side. 

The Tarneit resident said he has embraced the 

opportunity to set an example for young people 

and to promote the inclusive philosophy of 

Aussie Rules. 

“I try to be the correct role-model from all 

kids out there. Accepting people from all 

backgrounds, that’s where we’re heading and it’s 

a great opportunity to stand up and be proud of 

who I am and defi nitely send a message to all 

kids out there, regardless of which background 

you’re from, that AFL is a game for everyone,” 

the 23-year-old said. 

Houli, who idolised Anthony Koutoufi des as a 

child, played his junior football at Spotswood 

and is a product of TAC Cup side Western Jets. 

During his time with the Jets he was fortunate 

enough to play under Mark Neeld and Leigh 

Tudor, who have gone on to assume coaching 

roles at Collingwood and Sydney respectively. 

Despite struggling to get game-time at Essendon, 

Houli has been ultra-impressive for the youthful 

Tigers this season, averaging 22 disposals and 

becoming a dangerous rebounding defender with 

his speed and deadly left foot. 


20 

Ex-Spotswood junior Bachar Houli fi rst made his mark at 

Essendon, before being traded to Richmond in 2010 

“It’s always tough trying to move across from 

one team to another but the club’s accepted me 

and my culture so it’s a positive,” Houli said. 

“The good thing is I’m playing games, and so far 

I’ve played every game which is pretty positive. 

“That’s the biggest challenge, trying to keep 

improving. The biggest thing for me was to 

become a better player defensively, and certainly 

the role down back is giving me that edge and 

I’m really enjoying that role.” 

This week is the AFL’s Multicultural Round 

celebrating the diversity in our game. The 

Western Region Football League is proud to 

have a strong association with many ethnic & 

community groups, and the success of players 

such as Houli, who have come through our junior 

ranks, shows the importance of celebrating & 

promoting the diversity of our game at all levels.

WOMEN’S FOOTBALL CIRCLE 

Werribee Tigers Launch New Coterie Group 

Football has often been seen by many as 

a man’s sport, a place where men can go 

down to the local footy club to hang out 

with the boys, enjoy a couple of frothies and 

leave the wife and kids at home. 

Yet a few women from the Werribee Football 

Club have decided to change things a bit, with 

the introduction of the Werribee Tigers Women’s 

Football Circle. 

Chairperson Leonie Shaw, along with Michelle 

Pearce, Shelly Ryan, Brenda Treasure and Sam 

Edwards formed a committee and together 

came up with the new initiative, being the fi rst 

women’s only club both the Werribee Tigers and 

league have seen. 

The main reason for the establishment of the 

Women’s Football Circle is to increase female 

representation and support within the Werribee 

Football Club. 

Through the creation of the coterie, the ladies 

aim to raise funds throughout the year by hosting 

a series of events, where the proceeds will go 

to help improve the Tiger’s club facilities, in 

particularly the social rooms. 

Their fi rst event was held on Saturday the 2nd 

of July, where the Women’s Football Circle was 

offi cially launched, holding a women’s only day 

with a decadent High Tea in the Social Rooms 

against the Casey Scorpions. 

“The event sold out within two weeks and we 

even had people on a waiting list. Today we 

had just over 160 people,” committee member 

Michelle Pearce said. 

Ladies were greeted by a glass of champagne on 

arrival and many women were impressed by the 

decorations inspired by the club’s colours, giving 

a very feminine touch to each table. 

Hosted by Kevin Hillier, the day was fi lled with 

much entertainment including Biscuit Readings 

by Burt and Betty, pampering stations, a handball 

competition, fashion show, jewelry stall, raffl es, 

door prizes and gift bags. 

The event had two guest speakers including 

Australian Netballer and Commonwealth Silver 

Medalist Renea Hallihan from the Melbourne 

Vixens and former mayor and current Wyndham 

Councilor Heather Marcus. 

“The Women’s Circle is an excellent idea as 

women look at things differently to men which 

is an added benefi t, as they can come up with 

fresh ideas in a normally male dominated fi eld.” 

Ms Marcus said. 

“We’ve had good feedback from people, which 

is very rewarding. It’s great to raise funds and 

be able to inject some female participation into 

football clubs. Tiger’s President John Nicol even 

commented saying that he had never seen this 

many women fi ll the room!” Ms Pearce said. 

Chairperson Leonie Shaw added that “We hope 

that through our small idea, other football clubs 

can develop their own women’s coteries and 

hope that soon the VFL will follow suit, where 

women from all football clubs across the league 

can come together and share ideas, to benefi t 

everyone associated with local football.” 

The event raised in excess of $3,000 for the 

day. For more information on the Women’s 

Football Circle and their upcoming events taking 

place later in the year or if you are interested 

in sponsorship, please contact Leonie Shaw on 

circle@werribeefc.com.au. 

By Kirstie Fitzgerald 



22

The WRFL covers the greater part of the 

Western Suburbs with the competing clubs 

dotted here and there. The area involved 

stretches from as far as Coburg to Wyndhamvale 

and then from Flemington to Williamstown. Even 

so, there is often not a lot of travel involved as many 

clubs are close neighbours with others. The best 

example of this is the conglomerate of Sunshine 

clubs comprising Sunshine, North Sunshine and 

Sunshine Heights. Very close by are both Braybrook 

and Albion. North Footscray, Spotswood, Yarraville 

Seddon and Parkside aren’t that far away from them 

either. This means that often it is only a short hike 

to the venue when your team is drawn to play away. 

The same can be said about umpires and umpiring. 

Nearly everyone lives close to a particular ground 

and so some umpires are eager to be given games at 

that venue. It doesn’t always work like that. Goalie 

John Sutton’s house backs onto the Croft Reserve 

ground but he was umpiring for over fi ve seasons 

before he was given a game at that venue. Even 

though he could walk out through the back gate and 

walk across the oval to the clubrooms he still chose 

to drive around and into the car park. 

Lots of the umpires who live down in Hoppers 

Crossing and Werribee are very keen to umpire 

at Hogans Road, Honour Avenue or Kookaburra 

Avenue. It does save some time, effort and money 

spent on petrol. 

Just the other week a team of umpires went all the 

way out to Coburg. Out of the ten umpires who 

offi ciated there that day, four lived in Caroline 

Springs, one hailed from North Sunshine while the 

others came from Yarraville, Kingsville, Maidstone, 

Laverton and Hoppers Crossing respectively. 

That all added up to a fair number of kilometers 

between them. 

UMPIRES CORNER 

By Graeme Hodgart 

Goal Umpire Jarrod Wright celebrate his fi ftieth 

Division One game this weekend 

It was interesting to note that one of them missed a 

turn off from the freeway and kept motoring along 

but began to become a little uneasy when the next 

sign post indicated that Greensborough was looming 

up ahead. That’s what happens when those residing 

in the west do not venture too far away. Luckily 

there was enough time for that certain umpire to 

enjoy the extra kilometers and still make it to his 

game with plenty of time up his sleeve. 

Of course, when you mention the aspect of travel, 

there are those clubs who are situated on the far 

boundaries of the area that the WRFL covers. Their 

players, offi cials and supporters do have the job of 

covering many kilometers practically every second 

week to go to the away venues. 

Hopefully, this weekend, everyone who is facing 

a little bit of travel, can do so without getting lost 

and not touring too far out of their way but also 

arrive safely and enjoy the hospitality of their 

opposing clubs. Also, spare a thought for the 

umpires, who may, at the end of a long hard game, 

have a lengthy trip home. Try to make their day a 

good one and surprise them by giving them some 

encouraging support. 

TRIBUNAL RESULTS (9TH/10TH JULY) 

NAME CLUB GRADE CHARGE RESULT 

Tyler Henry Altona Div1 (Sen) Disputing An Umpires Decision 2 Matches 

Paul Newton Coburg Districts Div 2 (Sen) Striking Reprimand 

Simon Howlett Sunshine Div 1 (Res) Striking 2 Mathes 

Dylan Ayton Spotswood Div 1 (Sen) Unsatisfactory Evidence Appeal Upheld 


SEASON 2011 

ELIM/QUAL FINAL: Weekend of 27/28 August 

1ST/2ND SEMI FINAL: Weekend of 3/4 August 

PRELIMINARY FINAL: Weekend of 10/11 September 

GRAND FINAL: Weekend of 17 September 


DIVISION ONE 

24 

DIVISION TWO 

ROUND: 1 9-Apr-11 ROUND: 10 25-Jun-11 ROUND: 1 2-Apr-11 ROUND: 10 18-Jun-11 

Albion 

Altona 

12.8-80 v 12.13-85 

22.13-145 v 8.7-55 

Spotswood 

H. Crossing 

Glenorden 

Spotswood 

12.10-82 v 23.11-149 N. Footscray 

16.12-108 v 18.13-121 Albion 

Wynd. 

Deer Park 

Parkside 

15.13-103 v 5.2-32 N. Sunshine 

16.27-123 v 6.12-48 Yarraville 

14.12-96 v 15.13-103 Laverton 

W. Footscray 19.9-123 v 10.13-73 

N. Sunshine 5.6-36 v 41.21-267 

Deer Park 32.13-205 v 4.5-29 

Laverton 

Parkside 

Braybrook 

N. Footscray 18.16-124 v 8.12-60 Glenorden H. Crossing 11.9-75 v 14.10-94 Altona Caroline Spr. 16.20-116 v 9.9-63 Braybrook Wyndhamvale 9.11-65 v 24.16-160 Albanvale 

Port Melb. 

St Albans 

15.15-105 v 11.7-73 

19.12-126 v 10.13-73 

Sunshine 

Sunshine H. 

Sunshine 

Sunshine H. 

11.16-82 v 12.17-89 

15.3-93 v 15.12-102 

Port Melb. 

St Albans 

Coburg Dist. 

Albanvale 

West Footscray 

v 

v 

v 

Bye 

Bye 

Bye 

Coburg Dist. 

Yarraville 

20.9-129 v 9.5-59 

v 

Caroline Spr. 

Bye 

ROUND: 2 16-Apr-11 ROUND: 11 2-Jul-11 ROUND: 2 9-Apr-11 ROUND: 11 25-Jun-11 

N. Footscray 19.12-126 v 11.9-75 Sunshine H. Sunshine H. 11.11-77 v 7.14-56 N. Footscray Albanvale 15.8-98 v 9.14-68 W. Footscray Deer Park 24.19-163 v 8.7-55 Wyndhamvale 

H. Crossing 

Spotswood 

Sunshine 

13.13-91 v 14.12-96 

11.23-89 v 12.4-76 

13.10-88 v 16.10-106 

Albion 

Port Melb. 

Altona 

Albion 

Port Melb. 

Altona 

10.16-76 v 10.16-76 

14.12-96 v 18.24-132 

10.9-69 v 7.10-52 

H. Crossing 

Spotswood 

Sunshine 

Braybrook 

Deer Park 

Laverton 

Yarraville 

12.7-79 v 22.15-147 Coburg Dist. 

27.10-172 v 9.10-64 Parkside 

16.10-106 v 4.7-31 Caroline Spr. 

19.10-124 v 12.12-84 Wynd 

Albanvale 37.27-249 v 1.3-9 

Parkside 12.17-89 v 9.6-60 

Laverton 9.10-64 v 9.11-65 

Caroline Spr. 9.9-63 v 14.7-91 

N. Sunshine 

Yarraville 

Coburg Dist. 

W. Footscray 

Glenorden 4.8-32 v 19.14-128 St Albans St Albans 28.29-197 v 1.8-14 Glenorden N. Sunshine v Bye Braybrook v Bye 

ROUND: 3 30-Apr-11 ROUND: 12 9-Jul-11 ROUND: 3 16-Apr-11 ROUND: 12 2-Jul-11 

N. Footscray 13.16-94 v 19.10-124 H. Crossing H. Crossing 29.12-186 v 5.5-35 N. Footscray Wyndhamvale 18.9-117 v 11.8-74 Laverton N. Sunshine 2.2-14 v 23.24-162 Wynd. 

Albion 20.12-132 v 10.11-71 Port Melb. Port Melb. 12.14-86 v 19.14-128 Albion Caroline Spr. 2.7-19 v 38.20-248 Deer Park Yarraville 8.14-62 v 14.13-97 Deer Park 

Spotswood 

Sunshine 

17.13-115 v 10.8-68 

17.17-119 v 20.21-141 

Altona 

St Albans 

Altona 

St Albans 

8.9-57 v 14.6-90 

20.17-137 v 6.6-42 

Spotswood 

Sunshine 

N. Sunshine 

Coburg Dist. 

W. Footscray 

8.12-60 v 19.12-126 

13.6-84 v 13.16-94 

17.6-108 v 14.11-95 

Braybrook 

Albanvale 

Yarraville 

Laverton 

Braybrook 

Coburg Dist. 

11.10-76 v 16.16-112 Parkside 

16.7-103 v 13.17-95 Caroline Spr. 

11.19-85 v 7.11-53 W. Footscray 

Sunshine H. 16.16-112 v 10.9-69 Glenorden Glenorden 11.9-75 v 26.11-167 

Sunshine H. Parkside v Bye Albanvale v Bye 

ROUND:4 7-May-11 ROUND: 13 16-Jul-11 ROUND: 4 30-Apr-11 ROUND: 13 9-Jul-11 

Port Melb. 24.9-153 v 10.13-73 N. Footscray North Footscray v Port Melb. Colts N. Sunshine 8.6-54 v 47.15-297 Coburg Dist. Wyndhamvale 11.13-79 v 10.11-71 Yarraville 

Altona 11.9-75 v 14.10-94 Albion Albion v Altona Yarraville 17.13-115 v 19.11-125 Albanvale Caroline Spr. 9.9-63 v 13.8-86 Laverton 

St Albans 

Glenorden 

11.6-72 v 23.15-153 

5.1-31 v 31.23-209 

Spotswood 

Sunshine 

Spotswood 

Sunshine 

v 

v 

St Albans 

Glenorden 

Parkside 

Deer Park 

Braybrook 

25.19-169 v 11.11-77 Caroline Spr. 

31.21-207 v 4.11-35 W. Footscray 

5.5-35 v 29.18-192 Wynd. 

Coburg Dist. 22.20-152 v 9.3-57 

W. Footscray 16.10-106 v 25.15-165 

Parkside 10.13-73 v 19.19-133 

Braybrook 

Albanvale 

Deer Park 

H. Crossing 18.15-123 v 12.11-83 Sunshine H. Sunshine Heights v Hoppers Crossing Laverton v Bye N. Sunshine v Bye 

ROUND: 5 14-May-11 ROUND: 14 23-Jul-11 ROUND: 5 7-May-11 ROUND: 14 16-Jul-11 

N. Footscray 10.7-67 v 18.15-123 Altona Altona v North Footscray Coburg Dist. 12.3-75 v 23.6-144 Deer Park Laverton Magpies v Wyndhamvale 

Albion 

Spotswood 

Sunshine H. 

15.7-97 v 6.12-48 

7.16-58 v 6.3-39 

6.5-41 v 23.9-147 

St Albans 

Sunshine 

Port Melb. 

St Albans 

Sunshine 

Port Melb. Colts 

v 

v 

v 

Albion 

Spotswood 

Sunshine Heights 

Laverton 31.23-209 v 2.3-15 N. Sunshine 

Albanvale 16.13-109 v 12.13-85 Parkside 

W. Footscray 20.15-135 v 5.9-39 Braybrook 

Yarraville 37.19-241 v 6.7-43 Caroline Spr. 

Deer Park 

Braybrook 

Albanvale 

Yarraville Seddon 

v 

v 

v 

v 

Caroline Springs 

North Sunshine 

Coburg Districts 


Glenorden 3.3-21 v 33.14-212 H. Crossing Hoppers Crossing v Glenorden Wyndhamvale v Bye Parkside v Bye 

ROUND: 6 21-May-11 ROUND: 15 30-Jul-11 ROUND: 6 14-May-11 ROUND: 15 23-Jul-11 

St Albans 16.18-114 v 6.11-47 N. Footscray North Footscray v St Albans Albanvale 18.19-127 v 12.10-82 Laverton Coburg Districts v North Sunshine 

Sunshine 

Spotswood 

Altona 

13.16-94 v 17.12-114 Albion 

36.20-236 v 1.2-8 Glenorden 

30.22-202 v 2.1-13 Sunshine H. 

Albion 

Glenorden 


v 

v 

v 

Sunshine 

Spotswood 

Altona 

Caroline Spr. 11.18-84 v 6.6-42 N. Sunshine 

W. Footscray 8.7-55 v 18.17-125 Parkside 

Wyndhamvale 11.6-72 v 12.10-82 Coburg Dist. 

Braybrook 4.1-25 v 29.19-193 Yarraville 

Albanvale 



Wyndhamvale 

v 

v 

v 

v 


Parkside 

Deer Park 

Braybrook 

Port Melb. 22.14-146 v 22.12-144 H. Crossing Hoppers Crossing v Port Melb. Colts Deer Park v Bye Laverton Magpies v Bye 

ROUND: 7 28-May-11 ROUND: 16 6-Aug-11 ROUND: 7 21-May-11 ROUND: 16 30-Aug-11 

N. Footscray 8.7-55 v 19.16-130 Sunshine Sunshine v North Footscray Deer Park 20.20-140 v 8.10-58 Albanvale Deer Park v Coburg Districts 

Sunshine H. 

Altona 

H. Crossing 

5.3-33 v 26.17-173 

9.9-63 v 9.14-68 

5.10-40 v 29.17-191 

Albion 

St Albans 

Spotswood 

Albion 

St Albans 

Spotswood 

v 

v 

v 


Altona 

Hoppers Crossing 

Parkside 

Coburg Dist. 

Laverton 

N. Sunshine 

23.11-149 v 14.10-94 

7.13-55 v 11.12-78 

18.14-122 v 10.7-67 

4.5-29 v 33.27-225 

Wynd. 

Yarraville 

Braybrook 

W. Foots 


Parkside 

Braybrook 


v 

v 

v 

v 

Laverton Magpies 

Albanvale 



Glenorden 3.7-25 v 42.13-265 Port Melb. Port Melb. Colts v Glenorden Caroline Spr. v Bye Wyndhamvale v Bye 

ROUND: 8 4-Jun-11 ROUND: 17 13-Aug-11 ROUND: 8 28-May-11 ROUND: 17 6-Aug-11 

Spotswood 

Albion 

32.20-212 v 3.7-25 

31.24-210 v 6.1-37 

N. Footscray 

Glenorden 

North Footscray 

Glenorden 

v 

v 

Spotswood 

Albion 

Caroline Spr. 

Yarraville 

Laverton 

14.8-92 v 20.15-135 Albanvale 

47.25-307 v 4.5-29 N. Sunshine 

6.6-42 v 34.17-221 Deer Park 


Wyndhamvale 


v 

v 

v 

Albanvale 

Parkside 


Sunshine 27.28-190 v 2.6-18 Sunshine H. Sunshine Heights v Sunshine W. Footscray 14.13-97 v 15.10-100 Wynd. Yarraville Seddon v Coburg Districts 

St Albans 

Port Melb. 

19.18-132 v 22.14-146 

14.22-106 v 22.11-143 

H. Crossing 

Altona 


Altona 

v 

v 

St Albans 


Braybrook 

Coburg Dist. 

7.5-47 v 21.25-151 

v 

Parkside 

Bye 

Braybrook 

Deer Park 


v 

v 

v 

Bye 

Bye 

Bye 

ROUND: 9 18-Jun-11 ROUND: 18 20-Aug-11 ROUND: 9 4-Jun-11 ROUND: 18 13-Aug-11 

N. Footscray 8.4-52 v 25.20-170 Albion Albion v North Footscray Parkside 14.8-92 v 10.18-78 Coburg Dist. Albanvale v Deer Park 

Sunshine H. 

H. Crossing 

St Albans 

8.7-55 v 41.19-265 

13.15-93 v 10.12-72 

18.16-124 v 17.9-111 

Spotswood 

Sunshine 

Port Melb. 

Spotswood 

Sunshine 


v 

v 

v 



St Albans 

N. Sunshine 

Yarraville 

Wynd. 

Albanvale 

3.2-20 v 45.22-292 Deer Park 

15.17-107 v 15.6-96 Laverton 

20.8-128 v 9.7-61 Caroline Spr. 

41.11-257 v 8.10-58 Braybrook 

Coburg Districts 

Parkside 

Braybrook 


v 

v 

v 

v 

Wyndhamvale 




Altona 33.17-215 v 4.3-27 Glenorden Glenorden v Altona W. Footscray v Bye Yarraville Seddon v Bye 





NO FOOTBALL PLAYED: SATURDAY, 23 APRIL 2011 (EASTER & ANZAC DAY) AND SATURDAY, 11 JUNE 2011 (QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY WEEKEND).

DIVISION ONE (U18) 

ROUND: 1 9-Apr-11 ROUND: 10 25-Jun-11 

Albion 8.12-60 v 9.8-62 Spotswood Spotswood 16.9-105 v 8.9-57 Albion 

Altona 8.8-56 v 6.10-46 H. Crossing H. Crossing 12.11-83 v 6.8-44 Altona 

St Albans 22.18-150 v 4.2-26 Sunshine H. Sunshine H. 2.2-14 v 23.16-154 St Albans 

North Footscray v Bye N. Footscray v Bye 

Sunshine v Bye Sunshine v Bye 

ROUND: 2 16-Apr-11 ROUND: 11 2-Jul-11 

N. Footscray 8.6-54 v 12.10-82 Sunshine H. Sunshine H. 9.19-73 v 6.5-41 N. Footscray 

H. Crossing 22.14-146 v 3.7-25 Albion Albion 9.12-66 v 10.7-67 H. Crossing 

Sunshine 5.4-34 v 11.11-77 Altona Altona 20.15-135 v 1.2-8 Sunshine 

Spotswood v Bye Spotswood v Bye 

St Albans v Bye St Albans v Bye 


N. Footscray 2.1-13 v 31.11-197 H. Crossing H. Crossing 26.21-177 v 2.2-14 N. Footscray 

Spotswood 5.8-38 v 10.17-77 Altona Altona 11.10-76 v 4.5-29 Spotswood 

Sunshine 7.7-49 v 13.11-89 St Albans St Albans 26.21-177 v 2.2-14 

Sunshine 

Albion v Bye Albion v Bye 

Sunshine Heights v Bye Sunshine H. v Bye 

ROUND: 4 7-May-11 ROUND: 13 16-Jul-11 

Altona 10.10-70 v 6.8-44 Albion Albion v Altona 

St Albans 9.9-63 v 8.8-56 Spotswood Spotswood v St Albans 

H. Crossing 36.14-230 v 0.0-0 Sunshine H. Sunshine Heights v Hoppers Crossing 

Sunshine v Bye North Footscray v Bye 

North Footscray v Bye Sunshine v Bye 


North Footscray 0.2-2 v 18.15-123 Altona Altona v North Footscray 

Albion 3.6-24 v 8.10-58 St Albans St Albans v Albion 

Spotswood 9.19-73 v 6.3-39 Sunshine Sunshine v Spotswood 

Hoppers Crossing v Bye Hoppers Crossing v Bye 

Sunshine Heights v Bye Sunshine Heights v Bye 


St Albans 26.19-175 v 1.0-6 N. Footscray North Footscray v St Albans 

Sunshine 7.16-58 v 13.17-95 Albion Albion v Sunshine 

Altona 23.12-150 v 1.2-8 Sunshine H. Sunshine Heights v Altona 

Spotswood v Bye Hoppers Crossing v Bye 

H. Crossing v Bye Spotswood v Bye 

ROUND: 7 28-May-11 ROUND: 16 6-Aug-11 

N. Footscray 3.3-21 v 23.14-152 Sunshine Sunshine v North Footscray 

Sunshine H. 4.6-30 v 16.15-111 Albion Albion v Sunshine Heights 

Altona 9.6-60 v 3.7-25 St Albans St Albans v Altona 

H. Crossing 11.15-81 v 7.12-54 Spotswood Spotswood v 

v 


ROUND: 8 4-Jun-11 ROUND: 17 13-Aug-11 

Spotswood 27.18-180 v 1.0-6 N. Footscray North Footscray v Spotswood 

Sunshine 13.19-97 v 4.4-28 Sunshine H. Sunshine Heights v Sunshine 

St Albans 7.6-48 v 10.14-74 H. Crossing Hoppers Crossing v St Albans 

Albion v Bye Albion v Bye 

Altona v Bye Altona v Bye 


N. Footscray 4.0-24 v 28.31-199 Albion Albion v North Footscray 

Sunshine H. 0.3-3 v 23.21-159 Spotswood Spotswood v Sunshine Heights 

H. Crossing 26.19-175 v 1.1-7 Sunshine Sunshine v Hoppers Crossing 

Altona v Bye Altona v Bye 

St Albans v Bye St Albans v Bye 





FIXTURE 

DIVISION TWO (U18) 


Wynd. 15.12-102 v 10.10-70 Altona Point Cook v Bye 

Deer Park 8.16-64 v 10.5-65 Point Cook Caroline Spr. 13.7-85 v 6.11-47 Parkside 

Parkside 19.7-121 v 3.6-24 Laverton Deer Park 12.12-84 v 7.6-48 Altona 

Caroline Spr. 5.7-37 v 17.11-113 H. Crossing Wyndhamvale 8.3-51 v 10.13-73 Albanvale 

Albanvale 19.7-121 v 3.6-24 St Albans St Albans 3.2-20 v 11.10-76 H. Crossing 


H. Crossing 5.11-41 v 8.12-60 Wyndhamvale Deer Park 13.11-89 v 13.3-81 Wyndhamvale 

Laverton 4.4-28 v 27.20-182 Caroline Spr. Albanvale 16.12-108 v 6.9-45 H. Crossing 

Albanvale 18.11-119 v 4.4-28 Altona Parkside 7.2-44 v 15.12-102 Point Cook 

Deer Park 15.19-109 v 7.6-48 Parkside Altona v Bye 

Point Cook 27.20-182 v 4.5-29 St Albans St Albans 11.5-71 v 10.10-70 Caroline Spr. 


Caroline Spr. 5.4-34 v 16.17-113 Deer Park Wyndhamvale 9.9-63 v 16.5-101 Point Cook 

Point Cook 12.3-75 v 9.8-62 Albanvale H. Crossing 10.7-67 v 5.13-43 Deer Park 

Altona 7.6-48 v 7.15-57 H. Crossing Bye v Parkside 

St Albans 2.2-14 v 22.21-153 Parkside Altona 11.13-79 v 9.13-67 Caroline Spr. 

Wyndhamvale v Bye Albanvale 18.20-128 v 5.3-33 St Albans 


Deer Park 15.11-101 v 7.7-49 Albanvale Caroline Spr. 3.6-24 v 13.17-95 H. Crossing 

Point Cook 21.18-144 v 12.4-76 Wyndhamvale Bye v Albanvale 

Parkside 18.9-117 v 2.2-14 Caroline Spr. Parkside 11.12-78 v 7.16-58 Wyndhamvale 

St Albans 1.3-9 v 22.14-146 H. Crossing Point Cook 20.15-135 v 2.1-13 Altona 

Bye v Altona Deer Park 25.17-167 v 1.2-8 St Albans 


Bye v Deer Park Hoppers Crossing v Bye 

H. Crossing 6.2-38 v 16.20-116 Point Cook Deer Park v Caroline Springs 

Albanvale 13.10-88 v 5.6-36 Parkside Albanvale v Point Cook 

Altona 12.9-81 v 10.8-68 Caroline Spr. Altona v Parkside 

St Albans 3.4-22 v 22.21-153 Wynd St Albans v Wyndhamvale 

ROUND:6 14-May-11 ROUND: 15 23-Jul-11 

Albanvale v Bye Albanvale v Deer Park 

Caroline Spr. 3.1-19 v 18.32-140 Point Cook Caroline Springs v Parkside 

H. Crossing 12.21-93 v 6.7-43 Parkside Wyndhamvale v Point Cook 

Wyndhamvale 3.8-26 v 10.8-68 Deer Park Hoppers Crossing v Altona 

Altona 7.10-52 v 3.7-25 St Albans Bye v St Albans 


H. Crossing 13.11-89 v 9.5-59 Albanvale Deer Park v Bye 

Parkside 11.9-75 v 7.11-53 Wyndhamvale Parkside v Albanvale 

Bye v Caroline Spr. Caroline Springs v Point Cook 

Point Cook 24.16-160 v 4.3-27 Altona Wyndhamvale v Hoppers Crossing 

Deer Park 27.22-184 v 0.4-4 St Albans St Albans v Altona 

ROUND: 8 28-May-11 ROUND: 17 6-Aug-11 

Caroline Spr. 5.6-36 v 15.22-112 Albanvale Bye v Albanvale 

Deer Park 6.13-49 v 12.6-78 Point Cook Wyndhamvale v Parkside 

Bye v H. Crossing Hoppers Crossing v Deer Park 

Altona 5.9-39 v 17.20-122 Wynd. Point Cook v Altona 

Parkside 22.16-148 v 4.6-30 St Albans Caroline Springs v St Albans 


Parkside 5.7-37 v 17.8-110 Deer Park Albanvale v Deer Park 

Wynd. 13.17-95 v 4.4-28 Caroline Spr. Parkside v Hoppers Crossing 

Albanvale 19.14-128 v 3.7-25 Altona Bye v Wyndhamvale 

Point Cook 14.10-94 v 5.6-36 H. Crossing Altona v Caroline Springs 

Bye v St Albans St Albans v Point Cook 





NO FOOTBALL PLAYED: SATURDAY, 23 APRIL 2011 (EASTER & ANZAC DAY) AND SATURDAY, 11 JUNE 2011 (QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY WEEKEND). 


DIVISION ONE (U18) 

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There were two big percentage boosters 

in the Division One competition last 

weekend, both courtesy of St Albans. 

While the Saints were increasing their own 

percentage up near the 300 mark with a 

163 point win over Sunshine, it did come at 

a bit of a cost, with league leaders Hoppers 

Crossing enjoying the same percentage 

boosting margin in their scheduled fi xture 

due to a forfeit by North Footscray. As a 

result Hoppers get to claim the highest score 

of the round (being St Albans) and North 

Footscray adopt the lowest score of the round 

(being Sunshine), thus rocketing the Warriors 

percentage close to 400. 

However based on previous results some 

might argue that had the Warriors and Devils 

fi xture actually been played, the ladder-leaders 

might have boosted their percentage by 

even more. 

On the park St Albans were very impressive 

against a Sunshine side that was, and probably 

still is, a realistic fi nals prospect. Sunshine 

managed just two points after quarter time to 


RESULTS 

Altona 11.10-76 def. 

Spotswood 4.5-29 

Hoppers Crossing 26.21-177 def. 

North Footscray 2.2-14 

St Albans 26.21-177 def. 

Sunshine 2.2-14 

Albion – Bye 

Sunshine Heights – Bye 

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the Saints twenty-two goals. Anthony Piva 

was in fi ne form for the winners, bagging 

eight, while Keenan O’Shea played a strong 

supporting role with six majors. In the round’s 

other game Altona ran out comfortable 47 

point winners against fourth place Spotswood. 

This weekend Hoppers should continue on their 

mission to claim back-to-back premierships 

with an away fi xture at Sunshine Heights. 

Elsewhere Altona will look to stay on pace 

with the Warriors away to Albion at Parsons 

Reserve, while most of the interest will be 

down at McLean Reserve as Spotswood host 

St Albans. 

The Saints are two games clear of Spotswood 

with the sides sitting third & fourth respectively, 

and this weekend will give all a good 

indication of how far the gap is between the 

top three and the rest of the fi eld is. 

It should also give us a good indication of 

how much work the Saints have to do to catch 

the leading two sides, with a big win away at 

Spotswood the fi rst step in proving they have 

what it takes to match the Warriors & Vikings. 

LADDER 

P W L D % PTS 

H. Crossing 10 8 1 0 390.21 36 

Altona 10 9 1 0 273.82 36 

St Albans 9 7 2 1 290.71 28 

Spotswood 9 5 4 1 163.64 20 

Albion 9 3 6 0 109.84 12 

Sunshine 9 2 7 1 52.64 8 

Sunshine H. 9 2 7 0 23.04 8 

N. Footscray 9 0 8 1 13.33 0 

DIVISION ONE U18’s

ALBION 

Coach: James Doherty 

Ground: Parsons Reserve, 

Stanford Street, SUNSHINE 


Colours: Navy Blue & White Hoops, 


1 Ibraham Abdo 

2 Roger Cini 

3 Mustafa Mesto 

4 Nathan Doherty 

5 Mohammed El Wazi 

6 Aaron McPherson 

7 Joshua Bench 

8 Phillip Lindsay 

10 Matthew Whelan 

11 Adrian Conia 

12 Damon Brennan 

13 Kobi Marsden 

14 Abubaker Aldabel 

15 Belal Mesto 

16 Travis Montague 

17 Ladd John 

19 Luke Higgins 

20 Jake Warwick 

21 Sajjis Ismail 

22 Osman Aldabel 

23 Cameron Howitt 

24 Anthony Oshana 

25 Mosese Tu’ulakitau 

29 Jesse Thompson 

36 Ross Whelan 

44 Harley Porter 

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DIVISION ONE U18’s 

ALTONA 

Coach: Nick Waddell 




Colours: Purple Jumper with Gold Crescent & Viking Motif, 

Purple Shorts, Purple Socks with Gold Band 

2 Tom Szanyi (DVC) 

4 BryceMacartney 

6 Deacon Millward 

7 Danny Hutcheson 

12 James Mead (VC) 

13 Jamie Cook(VC) 

15 David Buysen 

16 Billy Ward (DVC) 

17 Jordan Allen 

18 Matt Sattout 

19 Tate Stiles 

20 Brad Comeadow (C) 

23 David Vivoda 

24 Jarrod England 

26 Corey Irving 

29 Munir El Houli 

34 Mitch Turnbull 

39 Khaled El Houli 

45 Matthew McCartney 

46 Ryan Kelly 

47 Brad Mickelssen 

48 Tom Rayner 

49 Ben Norton 

81. Tanner McMaster 


SPOTSWOOD 

Coach: Richie Richardson 

Ground: McLean Reserve, 

The Avenue, SPOTSWOOD 


Colours: Emerald with Gold 'V', Emerald Shorts, 

Emerald & Gold Hooped Socks 

1 Samuel Raunik 

2 Brett Sharpe 

3 Imran Saaoud 

4 Luke Ryan 

6 Dylan Callard 

7 Ahmad Saaoud 

8 William Overton- 

Skinner 

9 Mahmoud El-Hawli 

10 Harley MacKenzie 

11 Brandon Walshe 

12 Bryce Miles 

14 Ali Ali 

15 Luke Fitzgerald 

16 Mati Christakakis 

18 Anthony Oates 

19 Michael McLaughlin 

21 Abdoul Jawad 

23 Jacob Wood 

24 Thomas Hardeman 

26 Matson Lynch 

27 Belal Ali 

40 Ali Abou-Zeid 

57 Jamal El-Hawly 

83 Simon Hall 

ST ALBANS 

Coach: Gus Jimenez 






1 Adam Sullivan 

3 Zac Jimenez 

3 James Drummond 

4 Dean Geraghty 

5 Keenan O’shea 

5 Andrew Tieppo 

6 Michael Krajina 

7 Thomas Stewart 

8 Dallas Micallef 

9 Matthew Michetti 

9 Jacob Sanfi lippo 

10 Cody Roberts 

11 Reece Panetas 

11 Medin Jecka 

12 Cody Watson 

13 Lachlan Charman 

14 George Maryon 

15 Joshua Matthewman 

15 Corey Knox 

16 Evin Yondemli 

18 Kane Townsend 

20 Matthew Whiteside 

21 David Giannetti 

25 Aaron Singarella 

26 Michael Gatt 

26 Ajdin Elkasovic 

27 Matthew Busuttil 

28 Mitchell Bongiovanni 

28 Dylan Bissell 

29 Jake Wild 

31 Johnathon Bissell 

33 Max Sosnowski 

33 Robert Defelice 

35 Brandon Maniam 

37 Jeremy Lay 

37 Jake Psaila 

38 Nick Vella 

39 Jack Psaila 

40 Anthony Piva 

42 Toby Walters 

44 Riza Gashi 

46 Vincent Zammit 

48 Cass Elorza 

49 Scott Abbott 

50 Jonathan Kha 

56 Grant Wiedemann 

59 Atul Rawat 

60 Sean Wiedemann 

62 Jordan Rundle 

64 Calder Cambell 

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SUNSHINE HEIGHTS 

Coach: Wayne Hinge 

Home Ground: Ainsworth Reserve, 

Cnr Glengala Road & Vernon Crescent, 

WEST SUNSHINE (MELWAYS Page 40 A1) 

Colours: Blue Background with Red & White 

Dragon Logo, Red Shorts & Socks 

1 Willam Latu 

2 Aaron Mcloughlan 

3 Jarred Grainger 

4 Toby Harrison 

5 Lachlan Charman 

6 Blake Walker 

8 Jessy Noble 

9 Ashleigh Smith 

10 John Lotoiua 

11 Shadi Qunqar 

14 Adrian Fazlo 

16 Nathan Saliba 

17 Ricky Turner 

19 Alex Ngo 

21 Harley Smith 

26 Christopher Watts 

29 Matthew Sposato 

32 Brett Parker 

34 George Kotevskii 

37 David Fosita 

42 Lubie Todevski (C) 

69 Justin Zahra 

DIVISION ONE U18’s 

HOPPERS CROSSING 

Coach: Brad Murphy 

Ground: Hogans Road Reserve Oval, 

Hogans Road, HOPPERS CROSSING 


Colours: Navy Blue with White Warrior Logo, 


1 Michael Nozzolillo 

2 Aaron Doughty 

3 Ryan Kitchen 

4 Kyle Traynor 

5 Brandon Donald 

6 Jake Jeffrey 

7 Mathew Poland 

8 Ben Stretton 

9 Corey Muscat 

10 Jordan Moody 

11 Ben Humphrey 

12 Michael Hart 

13 Jordan Cook 

14 Adam Poland 

15 Joel Bentley 

16 David Barbieri 

17 Matthew McGrath 

18 Logan Thorpe 

19 Thomas Jehle 

20 David Brierty 

21 Alex Chrysostomou 

22 Damien Harris 

23 Scott Greenhough 

25 Adrian King 

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JETS FLYING 

Hoskin-Elliot & Kennedy Dominate For Vic Metro 

Western Jets’ footballers, Will Hoskin- 

Elliott and Adam Kennedy, have 

played starring roles in the Vic 

Metro’s dominating 48-point victory over rival 

Vic Country. 

Hoskin-Elliott was in the best fi ve players on the 

ground in one of his most impressive games for 

the Metro. 

Speculation surrounding the teenager is no longer 

about if he will get drafted but rather which AFL 

club will win his services come draft time. 

He managed 17 quality disposals including seven 

inside-50s as well as laying six tackles in the 

9.17 (70) to 2.10 (22) win. It was an excellent 

four-quarter performance by Hoskin-Elliott and 

his team-mates. 

“We did everything really well. Put on some 

good blocks and shepherds,” Hoskin-Elliott said. 

“I was pretty happy with it. I got ten handball 

receives and that’s what I have been aiming for 

the whole carnival.” 

Hoskin-Elliott is reaping the benefi ts of big preseason, 

which he credits for taking his fi tness to 

another level. He was able to fi nish Wednesday 

night’s match full of running. 

Kennedy may be joining his Jets’ team-mate at 

an AFL club after an impressive carnival with the 

Vic Metro. 

He had nine disposals and was as solid as a rock 

down back, restricting the Vic Country to just two 

goals for the match and a scoreless third quarter. 

“It’s happened throughout the carnival... the boys 

just fi nd another gear after half time. It’s a big 

credit to them, they do it well,” Kennedy said. 

“I got put on a good player tonight and I thought 

I did a decent job.” 

Kennedy has gone from strength to strength since 

fi nding his feet in the Metro jumper. 

“I was very pleased over the carnival. My fi rst 

game I struggled a bit but the last two, the 

coaches have been really happy with me. I’m 

just happy to get consecutive games in the Vic 

Metro squad.” 

Kennedy and Hoskin-Elliott now return to the 

Western Jets where they will try and help lift the 

club from seventh place on the TAC Cup ladder. 

The Jets are enjoying a run of mid-season form, 

which continued last weekend. They defeated the 

Eastern Rangers by 29 points to continue their 

late run towards the fi nals. 

The Jets led at every change in the 17.13 (115) to 

13.8 (86) win. 

Kennedy is hoping the experience he has picked 

up playing for Vic Metro will serve him well 

when he returns to play with his team-mates. 

“Playing in this, every bloke comes out and they 

are there for a reason. When I go back I should be 

better for it,” Kennedy said. 

“We have won the last couple. Hopefully we can 

get a few more wins and make fi nals. Then have 

an impact there.” 


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Williamstown stormed into the inaugural 

Foxtel Cup Grand Final with a 

clinical 71-point win against East 

Perth at Etihad Stadium last weekend. 

The Seagulls will take on the winner of the 

Saturday semi-fi nal clash between Claremont 

(WAFL) and Port Adelaide (SANFL) in either 

Perth or Adelaide in early August. 

Playing under a closed roof, Williamstown 

trampled over the hapless Royals in the fi rst 

half, kicking the fi rst ten goals and only allowing 

East Perth its fi rst goal in the 16th minute of the 

second quarter. 

The visitors were more competitive in the second 

half, kicking three goals to Williamstown’s fi ve, 

but never looked like worrying a Williamstown 

side that fi elded several younger players 

who have spent most of the VFL season in 

the reserves. 

Bulldogs-listed forward Patrick Veszpremi was a 

stand-out with four goals in a performance that 

showcased his canny goal sense. 

But it was his defensive efforts that really pleased 

coach Peter German. 

“He’s always been a smart in front of goals, 

but for me it’s him really adding to his game 

defensively and I thought he did that pretty well,” 

German said. 

Veszpremi had plenty of support up front from 

fellow Bulldogs Jordan Roughead, Mitch 

Hahn, Will Minson and Zephaniah Skinner, 

whose fi rst-quarter screamer was one of the 

match’s highlights, but the team’s decidedly less 

inexperienced backline was equally impressive, 

restricting East Perth to just four goals. 

“I was really pleased with guys like Phil Smith 

who’d come in, guys like Nick Walters and Steve 

McCallum,” German said. 

“We’ve really got a bit of a makeshift backline 

that’s a bit new and is inexperienced in some 

ways, but I thought they did the job. Mulligan 

FLYING HIGH 

Seagulls Storm Into Foxtel Cup Final 

coming back from three weeks off on Josh Smith 

(two goals), I thought he did a reasonable job.” 

East Perth struggled to penetrate the forward 50, 

particularly in the fi rst half, with Williamstown’s 

use of the wings to run the ball from half-back 

highlighting the difference in class between the 

two teams. 

The Seagulls also imposed a greater physicality, 

which rattled the Royals and led to several 

turnovers in their defensive third. “I think our 

fi rst half was really pleasing for the way we 

structured up in a lot of the areas we’ve been 

focusing on, so to me the scoreboard in a lot of 

ways refl ected that,” German said. 

German rested Ben Jolley, who has endured 

a massive workload in the centre this year, 

but Jolley will play against Collingwood in 

Wangarratta this weekend. 

List management will be crucial for the Seagulls 

in the coming weeks, with games against North 

Ballarat and Port Melbourne on either side of the 

Foxtel Cup grand fi nal. 

“From our point of view it’s good to get an 

opportunity in the Foxtel Cup, if we had a rest 

this week we wouldn’t have been able to expose 

those young kids,” German said. 


DIVISION TWO (U18) 

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Point Cook continues to march towards 

the Division Two minor premiership, 

with the Bulldogs now three games 

clear on top and defying every challenge 

thrown at them. Last weekend it was 

Altona that tried their mettle against the 

benchmark of the competition, going down by 

122 points after another impressive display by 

the ladder leaders. 

Deer Park’s season is back on track following 

a handy 159 point win over St Albans, with the 

percentage boosting victory now moving the 

Lions back into second. 

Albanvale slip to third, with their four points 

from the bye obviously not coming with any 

increase in percentage meaning the race is 

now on between the Lions & Cobras for that 

highly sought after second spot. 

Hoppers Crossing are now two games clear 

in fourth after easily accounting for Caroline 

Springs by 71 points, while Parkside are now 

in outright fi fth on the ladder after breaking 


RESULTS 

Caroline Springs 3.6-24 def. by 

Hoppers Crossing 13.17-95 

Deer Park 25.17-167 def. 

St Albans 1.2-8 

Point Cook 20.15-135 def. 

Altona 2.1-13 

Parkside 11.12-78 def. 

Wyndhamvale Falcons 7.16-58 

Albanvale – Bye 

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four points away from Wyndhamvale courtesy 

of a 20 point home win. 

This weekend all eyes will be on the Point 

Cook and Albanvale fi xture as the Cobras try 

to break the Bulldogs perfect win-loss record. 

Earlier this season Albanvale came very close 

to knocking the ladder-leaders off their perch, 

amassing more scoring shots than the Bulldogs 

in their Round Three fi xture but falling short 

by thirteen points. Both teams have since 

improved and while Point Cook should win 

this one, it wouldn’t be that unexpected if 

Albanvale shook things up with an upset win. 

Elsewhere Deer Park should earn another four 

points at home to Caroline Springs, Parkside 

should cement their spot in the fi ve away at 

Altona, while Wyndhamvale should remain in 

the hunt for that fi nals berth away at St Albans. 

However the competition is due for an upset 

and you never quite know what four quarters 

of footy will deliver. 

LADDER 

P W L D % PTS 

Point Cook 13 12 0 0 267.69 52 

Deer Park 13 9 3 0 217.10 40 

Albanvale 13 8 3 0 192.82 40 

H. Crossing 13 8 4 0 135.55 36 

Parkside 13 5 6 0 125.13 28 

Wyndhamvale 13 5 7 0 113.53 24 

Altona 13 3 8 0 47.80 20 

Caroline Spr. 13 2 10 0 62.46 12 

St Albans 13 1 11 0 18.29 8 

DIVISION TWO U18’s

DEER PARK 

Coach: Jeff Stevens 

Home Ground: Deer Park Sports Oval, 

Hume Street, DEER PARK 

(MELWAYS Page 25 F8) 

Colours: Royal Blue with Gold V Collar & 

Cuffs, Royal Blue Shorts & Socks 

1 Brandon Domotor 

3 Dyson Stevens (C) 

4 Gino Muscari 

6 Kevin Klix 

7 Kielan O’Brien 

8 Josh Parletta 

10 David Briscoe 

11 Karl Penton 

13 Karen Fubramanyam 

14 Jay Millington 

15 Gary Cadman 

16 Justin Pirotta 

17 Mitchell Parsons 

20 Enrique Obien 

22 Paul Rapley 

23 Brayden Davies (VC) 

26 James Negri 

26 Sammy Ton 

32 Jamie Pippos 

35 Hassan Lazkani 

41 Michael Ilievsci 

49 Jarrod Allen 

53 Paul Hibbert 

60 David Mundi 

Aaron Hopper 

Nabil Mohamed 

Cameron O’Flaherty 

Mark Tovale 

DIVISION TWO U18’s 

CAROLINE SPRINGS 

Coach: Shane White 

Home Ground: Town Centre Oval, 

The Crossing, CAROLINE SPRINGS 


Colours: Black with White, Blue & Gold ‘V’, 

Black Shorts with Gold Trim 

& Blue Socks 

1 Keane Romao (VC) 

2 Hamish Lancaster 

3 Ben Lancaster 

4 Ben Huynh-Diep (C) 

5 Jamie Stomilovic 

6 Anthony Bongiovanni 

7 Paul Muscari 

8 Jack Viola 

9 Phillip Goncalves 

10 Nick Christoforou 

11 Luke Michalowsky 

12 Rhys Nicholson 

13 Joshua Simoes 

14 Aaron D’Cruz 

15 Chris Coombs 

16 Solomon Hagoss 

17 Thomas Coombs 

18 Alex Lazzaro 

19 Blaize Warden 

20 Steven Zecevic 

21 Matthew Derbass 

22 Justin Brook 

23 Ekka Ton 

24 Karan Lally 

25 Sebastian Arenes 

26 Thomas Dennison 

33 Ali Koubar 

36 Sal Rizzo (VC) 

64 Nicholas Alexander 


ALBANVALE 

Coach: Adam Borg 

Home Ground: Robert Bruce Reserve, 

Gould Street, DEER PARK 


Colours: Cobalt Blue & White Vertical Stripes, 

Cobalt Blue Shorts & Socks 

1 Anthony Boyd (VC) 

2 Cameron Herrick 

3 Leslie Featherson 

4 Jamie Cameron (VC) 

5 Jason Grech 

6 Anthony Featherson (C) 

7 Chris Cruello 

8 Anthony Azar 

9 Matthew Smith 

10 Luke Leonard 

11 Corey Barelli 

12 Aymen Elfakahany 

13 Aaron Cameron 

14 Matthew MacPherson 

15 Luke Maschewski 

16 Paul Azar 

17 Pedro Tome 

18 Robbie Larkin 

19 Anthony Featherson 

21 Jeremy Xuerreb 

22 RJ Ball 

23 Daniel Bartollo (C) 

24 Daniel Zappone 

25 Jayden Loscoco 

26 Matthew Allen 

27 Ryan Arniel 

28 Peter Haralambous 

33 Corey Portelli 

Jem Zahra 


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POINT COOK 

Coach: John Reardon 

Home Ground: Boardwalk Reserve, 

Dunnings Road, POINT COOK 

(Melway Page 207 G3) 

Colours: Blue with Bulldogs Motif on Front, 

Blue Shorts & Blue Socks with 

Red & White Hoops 

1 D. Burton 

2 Z. Foley 

3 Je. Lampi 

4 L. Rapazzo 

5 Jo. Lampi 

6 J. Collier 

7 J. Tandy 

9 S. DiLallo 

10 N. Conte 

11 T. Vernon 

12 A. Black 

13 K. Harvey 

14 W. Dinan 

15 T. Hyde 

16 D. Hird 

17 D. Carlon 

18 J. Abela 

19 A. Nogueira 

20 R. Milne 

21 C. Morrison 

22 J. Lenehan 

24 M. Millard 

28 M. James 

29 L. Wilson 

31 J. Elleman 

34 T. Muscat 

35 J. Denton 

38 D. Thomas 

39 A. Galvin 


ALTONA 

Coach: Barry Harrison 




Colours: Purple Jumper with Gold Crescent & 

Viking Motif, Purple Shorts, Purple Socks 

with Gold Band 

4 Danny Hutcheson 

6 Steven Jamieson 

7 Jai Patterson 

13 Tristan Smith 

14 Dillon Savona 

17 Tom Lawler (C) 

18 Tate Stiles 

19 Michael Rogers 

20 Mitch Casey 

23 Jarrod England 

24 Ben Davies 

26 Corey Cummings 

39 Carl El Houli 

41 Brandon Jones 

45 Matt Davis 

46 Jake Hyde 

49 Jordan Kirk 

88 Matt Clery 

89 Nicholas Frydas 

90 Zayed Abdul-Hamid 

DIVISION TWO U18’s 

PARKSIDE 

Coach: Matt Robinson 

Home Ground: Merv Hughes Oval, 

Farnsworth Avenue,FOOTSCRAY 

(MELWAYS Page 42 C1) 

Colours: Black & White Vertical Stripes, 

Black Shorts & Socks 

1 Angus Rodda 

2 Jock McMahon 

3 Cameron Sturrock 

5 James Keenan 

7 Brendan Goldsmith 

8 Jake Backus 

9 Ryan Keenan 

10 Dylan Kline 

12 Luke Gauci 

13 Reigan Poole 

14 Colin Tornatore 

15 Joshua Gregory 

16 Abraham Long 

17 Liam Laffey 

18 Rodney Lim 

19 Mark Spagna 

21 Ashley Mitchell 

22 Roman Concepcion 

23 Kain Perkins 

24 Kurt Mallyon 

25 Jordan Cohen 

27 Andy Lam 

28 Shaun Young 

44 Ricky Leong 

58 Cody Meagher 


ST ALBANS 

Coach: Paul Mifsud 






1 Adam Sullivan 

3 Zac Jimenez 

3 James Drummond 

4 Dean Geraghty 

5 Keenan O’shea 

6 Michael Krajina 

7 Thomas Stewart 

8 Dallas Micallef 

9 Matthew Michetti 

10 Cody Roberts 

10 Corey Hall 

11 Reece Panetas 

12 Cody Watson 

13 Riza Gashi 

14 George Maryon 

15 Joshua Matthewman 

16 Evin Yondemli 

17 Mitchell Bongiovanni 

18 Kane Townsend 

19 Campbell Calder 

20 Matthew Whiteside 

21 David Giannetti 

22 Grant Wiedemann 

23 Keane Romao 

24 Corey Knox 

25 Aaron Singarella 

26 Michael Gatt 

27 Matthew Busuttil 

28 Dylan Bissell 

29 Jake Wild 

31 Johnathon Bissell 

33 Max Sosnowski 

35 Brandon Maniam 

36 Medin Jecka 

37 Andrew Tieppo 


38 Nick Vella 

39 Jack Psaila 

40 Anthony Piva 

42 Robert Defelice 

44 Jacob Sanfi lippo 

45 James Gagula 

46 Vincent Zammit 

47 Cass Elorza 

49 TobyWalters 

50 Jonathan Kha 

51 Jake Wilson 

56 Grant Weidemann 

59 Daniel 

Hatzihristodoulou 

60 Sean Wiedemann 

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WYNDHAMVALE 

Coach: Craig Prior 

Home Ground: Wyndham Vale Reserve, 

Honour Avenue, WYNDHAM VALE 

(MELWAYS Page 205 A8) 

Colours: Green with Gold Top, Green Shorts, 

Green & Gold Socks 

Bradley Aitken 

Nikko Arias 

Atem Atem 

Anthony Balchan 

Scott Bomford 

Matthew Brown 

Joshua Davies 

Tommy De Rose 

Luke Debono 

Mathew Doherty 

Michael Edwards 

Liam Fleming 

Todd Kriehn 

Gueny Machar 

Matt Malual 

Daal Mashak 

Christopher Morrow 

Kane O’Donnell 

Joseph Parsons 

Scott Parsons 

Liam Paul 

Tyler Tessari 

Nicholas Tokatlidis 

Karl Travato 

John Whitehouse 

Alan Wilson 




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LIVE SAVING DONATION 

Coburg Districts Sponsors Donate Vital Equipment 

No football club is immune to the tragic 

accidents that can result from the intensity 

of Australian Rules football. But, thanks 

to a little sponsor & supporter group intervention, 

Coburg Districts Football Club will be better 

prepared than most to deal with health emergencies. 

At the club’s recently held Sponsor’s Day, the Lions 

received pledges from a loyal group of supporters 

and sponsors, all who are passionate participants 

within their local community, to donate a heart 

defi brillator. 

Club President Allan Chandler said the recent death 

of a country footballer had spurred our club to act. 

“We hope that by having a heart defi brillator more 

readily available in the community, and by raising 

awareness that these devices exist, we might save 

lives”. 

The Coburg District Football Club would like to 

thank the following businesses & supporters for 

their magnanimous donation. 

McLardyMcShane – A company with strong 

community values, well known for their support 

of Jim Stynes Reach Foundation Program raising 

in excess of $500,000 over the past 5 years. From 

general business Insurance, life and risk Insurance, 

right through to Superannuation and Workercover, 

McLardyMcShane are the complete Insurance and 

Financial Services solution. 

Austrans Container Services – Major sponsor 

of Coburg Districts Football Club for the past 15 

years. Peter O’Shea can be found most Saturdays in 

attendance supporting the club. 

Doug Nyman – A past player and current sponsor 

of the Club (Sunbury Bus Lines) whose family has a 

strong and current legacy within the Club’s history. 

Dean Leeds – A former player and current Club 

Sponsor (Souvenirs Australiana). 

Trevor Still – Current Club sponsor (Crown 

Packaging). 

Stuart Leeds – Former 300 game player & current 

Senior Runner, Club Sponsor ( Traveller Souvenirs 

Luggage) and committee member. 

Mick & Jeannette Mooney – Jeannette is the 

current Head Trainer and Mick also a past player and 

Reserves Coach, both are also current committee 

members. 

Stephen Jordan – Can always be counted upon 

to go the extra mile at the Club when needed, is 

current Vice President, Bar Manager & Seniors 

Team Manager. 

Glen Pipe – Brings a touch of the “common man” 

to the Club – nothing is too much trouble, currently 

has two sons, Chris & Sean playing and is also 

Assistant Reserves Coach. 

Peter Manning – Club supporter with a strong 

network of business contacts through his 

involvement with the Club. 

Steven Lowry – Club Supporter and executive 

within the Hills Industry Group. 

A Good Turnout Ensured Another Successful Sponsor’s Day at Coburg Districts Football Club) 



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North Footscray Football Club are celebrating 

the reunion of the 2001 Premiership Team, on the 

30th of July 2011, at the Red Devil’s clubrooms 

at Hansen Reserve, Roberts St, West Footscray, 

starting @ 1pm. The club will also be announcing 

their annual Hall Of Fame Awardee. The cost is 

just $25.00, which includes fi nger food, with drinks 

@ bar prices.For more information please contact 

The Secretary Of The Past Players, Norm Ryan, on 

03 5722 1206 

Braybrook Football Club are inviting past players 

& offi cials of the 40’s, 50’s, 60’s, 70’s, 80’s & 90’s 

to attend the club’s ‘Back To Braybrook Day’, on 

Saturday 30th July @ 1.00pm. The committee & 

players look forward to all former players joining 

current players & committee members before the 

Braybrook vs West Footscray game at 2.15pm. For 

more information contact Frank Smith (0415 032 

078) or download the fl yer from the WRFL website. 

Williamstown Football Club is again running their 

annual ‘Against the Odds’ award, given to young 

aspiring athletes in the western suburbs who have 

undergone hardship to play their chosen sport. 

Sponsored by Hotfrog Protocol the winner of this 

award is presented with a $1000 cheque, $500 of 

which goes to his or her local sporting club. In 2011 

the award will be presented at the Williamstown v 

Port Melbourne game on the 13th of August. 

Last years Against the Odds award was presented 

to joint winners Shae-Lee Murphy Burke from 

the Altona Junior Football Club and Jayke Ewer 

from Caroline Springs Football Club. They were 

presented with their awards by guest speakers 

Francis Bourke and Robert McGhie. Entrants must 

be under the age of 18 and the candidates need not 

to have excelled in their chosen sport, but simply 

competed and overcome obstacles in their pursuit 

to participate. Obstacles may include a disability, 

illness, injury, fi nancial hardship, parental issues or 

a loss of a family member. 

Hotfrog Protocol is an amalgamation of Protocol 

Marketing Group and Hotfrog Promotional. 

Both companies come under the Waivestar 

Group banner and provide promotional products, 

uniform programs, graphic design and print 

management programs, all managed via an 

online stock management and ordering system. 

Inventory is warehoused in one roof and orders 

CLUB CORNER 

Williamstown Captain Brett Johnson and Fiancé Hayley 

at the Williamstown Mid-Season Ball 

are picked, packed and distributed from our DC in 

Preston Victoria. 

Hotfrog Protocol is proud to support the 

Williamstown football Clubs “Against The Odds” 

award. During its journey, commencing in the late 

1990’s, Hotfrog Protocol / Waivestar Group have 

faced many challenges thrown up to any small 

business trying to establish themselves in the 

corporate world. In the business world, like life in 

general, some thrive during hardship and achieve 

things that most feel is beyond their ability, and 

others for various reasons give up on their dream. 

Hotfrog Protocol did not give up on their dream 

and from a humble background now provide 

printed material, branded merchandise and uniform 

programs too many of Australia’s iconic brands. 

An award such as this typifi es the fi ghting spirit 

required for any individual or company to succeed. 

To nominate yourself or someone you know, please 

visit www.williamstownfc.com.au . 

The Western Jets are holding their annual Auction 

night on Friday 22nd July from 7pm - midnight. 

Tickets are $35 which includes a two course meal 

and drinks are at bar prices. The Auction night 

consists of: a Dutch Auction, Silent Auction and a 

Main Auction as well as music trivia and famous 

faces. We would love to see as many staff members 

and parents there as possible. If you know anyone 

who is able to donate Auction items on the night 

please contact Shane or Maeve on 9391 0309. 


WRFL PHOTOS 

U14 Interleague (WRFL vs EFL) 


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U15 Interleague (WRFL vs EFL) 


WRFL LADDERS 


DIVISION 1 RESERVES 

TEAM P W L D % Pts 

Hoppers Crossing 12 10 2 0 178.93 40 

Spotswood 12 9 3 0 167.87 36 

St Albans 11 8 3 1 161.72 32 

Sunshine 12 8 4 0 153.00 32 

Altona 12 6 6 0 136.12 24 

Albion 11 6 5 1 132.27 24 

Port Melbourne 12 5 7 0 87.09 20 

North Footscray 12 4 8 0 59.31 16 

Glenorden 12 2 10 0 40.37 8 

Sunshine Heights 12 1 11 0 36.36 4 

Altona 7.9-51 def. Spotswood 4.7-31 

Hoppers Crossing 20.15-135 def. North Footscray 2.4-16 

Port Melbourne Colts 11.6-72 def. Albion 8.10-58 

Sunshine Heights 7.7-49 def. by Glenorden 12.12-84 

St Albans 8.10-58 def. Sunshine 5.8-38 

UNDER 16A 


Altona Juniors 9 9 0 0 361.32 36 

Werribee Districts 9 7 2 0 158.11 28 

St Bernard’s 8 5 3 0 126.71 20 


Spotswood 8 2 6 0 65.72 8 

Williamstown Jnr 9 2 7 0 50.12 8 

Point Cook 9 1 8 0 39.96 4 

Altona Juniors 22.16-148 def. Point Cook 1.2-8 

St Bernard’s 15.19-109 def. Spotswood 1.1-7 

Williamstown Juniors 1.5-11 def. by Werribee Districts 15.15-105 

Hoppers Crossing – Bye 

UNDER 16B 


Albion 9 7 1 1 237.36 30 

Yarraville 9 7 2 0 146.60 28 

St Albans 9 5 2 1 193.78 26 

Caroline Springs 9 6 2 1 168.00 26 

Deer Park 9 5 3 1 188.94 22 


Werribee Centrals 9 2 6 0 57.31 8 

Old Westbourne 9 1 8 0 50.91 4 

Wyndhamvale 9 1 8 0 17.47 4 

Old Westbourne 1.0-6 def. by Albion 17.22-124 

St Albans 12.14-86 def. Caroline Springs 2.4-16 

Wyndhamvale Falcons 9.7-61 def. Werribee Centrals 5.3-33 

Yarraville Seddon Eagles 5.4-34 def. Deer Park 4.8-32 

Werribee Districts – Bye 

UNDER 16C 


Glenorden 10 10 0 0 440.94 40 

Spotswood 10 6 3 0 304.14 28 


Flemington Juniors 10 7 3 0 216.47 28 


Sunshine 10 5 5 0 79.62 20 



West Footscray 10 2 8 0 24.74 8 

Point Cook 10 1 9 0 22.56 4 

Glenorden 6.5-41 def. Altona Juniors 2.13-25 

Hoppers Crossing 26.27-183 def. Point Cook 0.0-0 

Sunshine 3.4-22 def. by Flemington Juniors 9.12-66 

Werribee Centrals 0.0-0 def. by Spotswood 26.27-183 

West Footscray 7.11-53 def. North Footscray 5.8-38 

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DIVISION 2 RESERVES 


Deer Park 12 11 1 0 348.29 44 

Parkside 12 10 2 0 265.02 40 

Albanvale 11 9 2 0 344.70 36 

Yarraville 12 8 4 0 136.19 32 

Coburg Districts 11 7 4 0 245.47 28 

Wyndhamvale 12 7 5 0 141.23 28 

Laverton Magpies 12 5 7 0 94.49 20 


West Footscray 11 2 9 0 50.51 8 

Braybrook 12 1 11 0 33.85 4 

North Sunshine 11 0 11 0 2.63 0 

Caroline Springs 7.6-48 def. by Laverton Magpies 8.11-59 

Coburg Districts 21.8-134 def. Braybrook 4.4-28 

Parkside 6.6-42 def. by Deer Park 10.5-65 

West Footscray 4.2-26 def. by Albanvale 23.21-159 

Wyndhamvale 3.4-22 def. by Yarraville Seddon Eagles 4.7-31 

North Sunshine – Bye 

UNDER 15A 





St Bernard’s 11 6 4 0 131.16 28 



Yarraville 10 0 9 0 15.51 0 

W. Foots/Caro Spr. 2 0 2 0 5.51 0 

St Bernard’s 14.16-100 def. Yarraville Seddon Eagles 2.2-14 

Werribee Districts 16.5-101 def. Altona Juniors 8.9-57 

Williamstown Juniors 2.2-14 def. by Caroline Springs 14.16-100 


UNDER 14A 



St Bernard’s 8 7 1 0 163.49 28 




Point Cook 9 2 7 0 53.42 8 


Caroline Springs 4.3-27 def. by Point Cook 6.3-39 

Werribee Districts 6.10-46 def. Altona Juniors 2.4-16 

Williamstown Juniors 6.13-49 def. by St Bernard’s 8.11-59 


UNDER 14B 



St Albans 9 7 1 1 133.01 30 

Deer Park 9 6 2 1 141.87 26 

Yarraville 9 6 3 0 197.97 24 

Albion 9 6 3 0 125.10 24 


Spotswood 9 4 5 0 109.76 16 

Newport Power 9 3 6 0 96.30 12 



Sunshine 9 0 9 0 15.34 0 

Albion 12.10-82 def. Spotswood 5.6-36 

Deer Park 5.6-36 def. by Yarraville Seddon Eagles 14.10-94 

Flemington Juniors 8.5-53 def. by North Footscray 8.10-58 

St Albans 19.10-124 def. Newport Power 4.7-31 

Werribee Districts 5.8-38 def. by Werribee Centrals 13.9-87 

Sunshine – Bye

UNDER 14C 






St Bernard’s 9 5 4 0 253.94 20 

Wyndhamvale 9 4 4 1 128.46 18 



Point Cook 9 1 8 0 8.18 4 

Hoppers Crossing 22.32-164 def. Caroline Springs 0.1-1 

St Bernard’s 22.32-164 def. Point Cook 0.1-1 

Williamstown Juniors 2.14-26 def. by Altona Juniors 4.6-30 

Wyndhamvale 11.3-69 def. Werribee Centrals 3.7-25 

Old Westbourne – Bye 

UNDER 13A 



Yarraville 10 9 1 0 348.89 36 


St. Bernard’s 10 5 5 0 173.87 20 



Newport Power 10 0 9 1 19.73 2 

Spotswood 10 0 9 1 17.34 2 

Werribee Districts 7.9-51 def. St. Bernard’s 3.1-19 

Altona Juniors 1.3-9 def. by Yarraville Seddon Eagles 8.6-54 

Spotswood 0.2-2 def. by Hoppers Crossing 18.17-125 

Werribee Centrals 9.9-63 def. Newport Power 1.7-13 

UNDER 13B 


Point Cook 8 8 0 0 1125.81 32 




Albanvale 9 4 4 0 56.69 20 

St Albans 9 2 6 0 61.55 12 


St. Bernard’s 9 2 7 0 36.63 8 


St Albans 11.11-77 def. Werribee Centrals 4.9-33 

Caroline Springs 6.5-41 def. Werribee Districts 1.2-8 

Hoppers Crossing 10.7-67 def. by Williamstown Juniors 12.5-77 

St. Bernard’s 4.9-33 def. by Albanvale 11.11-77 

Point Cook – Bye 

UNDER 12A 




Spotswood 10 6 4 0 162.07 24 

St. Bernard’s 10 5 4 1 135.09 22 


Point Cook 10 4 6 0 89.30 16 


Yarraville 9 1 8 0 20.96 4 

Caroline Springs 1.2-8 def. by Spotswood 10.10-70 

St. Bernard’s 6.1-37 def. by Hoppers Crossing 6.3-39 

Werribee Districts 10.8-68 def. Point Cook 3.7-25 

Yarraville Seddon Eagles 3.2-20 Vs Williamstown Juniors 8.19-67 

UNDER 12B 



Wyndhamvale 9 7 1 0 412.43 32 


Albion 9 6 3 0 198.41 24 



Newport Power 9 4 5 0 97.97 16 

Deer Park 9 2 5 1 52.62 10 

Sunshine 9 2 6 1 46.00 10 

Glenorden 9 1 8 0 43.93 4 


Wyndhamvale 14.8-92 def. Glenorden 2.1-13 

Deer Park 3.3-21 def. by Altona Juniors 11.11-77 

Flemington Juniors 3.6-24 def. by Old Westbourne 6.9-45 

Newport Power 1.7-13 def. by Albion 10.5-65 

Werribee Centrals 9.19-73 def. North Footscray 1.0-6 

Sunshine – Bye 

UNDER 12C 



Point Cook 10 7 3 0 235.75 28 


Spotswood 10 5 5 0 156.46 20 


W. Foots/Caro Spr. 10 4 6 0 43.22 16 

Yarraville 10 3 7 0 62.27 12 

St. Bernard’s 10 1 9 0 20.51 4 

Hoppers Crossing 7.13-55 def. Yarraville Seddon Eagles 3.5-23 

West Foots/Caroline Spr. 7.22-64 def. Werribee Districts 0.0-0 

Williamstown Juniors 5.2-32 def. Spotswood 3.2-20 

Point Cook 6.4-40 def. St. Bernard’s 1.1-7 

UNDER 11A 



Yarraville 10 9 1 0 430.77 36 



Point Cook 11 8 3 0 193.31 32 

St Bernard’s 11 6 5 0 115.29 24 




Wyndhamvale 11 2 9 0 6.41 8 

St Albans 10 0 10 0 6.03 0 

Point Cook 1.2-8 def. by Hoppers Crossing 10.6-66 

St Bernard’s 6.2-38 def. Werribee Districts 3.5-23 

St Albans 1.0-6 def. by Werribee Centrals 8.22-70 

Williamstown Juniors 8.6-54 def. Caroline Springs 1.2-8 

Wyndhamvale 0.0-0 def. by Altona Juniors 12.17-89 

Yarraville Seddon Eagles – Bye 

UNDER 11B 


St. Bernard’s 10 8 0 1 543.83 38 




Sunshine 10 6 4 0 88.93 24 


Yarraville 10 4 6 0 30.71 16 


Point Cook 10 2 8 0 36.65 8 


Caroline Springs 3.9-27 Vs St. Bernard’s 4.3-27 

Hoppers Crossing 18.14-122 def. Werribee Centrals 1.0-6 

Old Westbourne 6.2-38 def. Flemington Juniors 0.2-2 

Point Cook 3.3-21 def. by Williamstown Juniors 3.5-23 

Yarraville Seddon Eagles 3.8-26 def. Sunshine 2.2-14 



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