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Under 10’s
Coach: Clint Wheatley
Manager: Steve Somerwil
Warrandyte Doncaster Heights 4.2-26
Def. by Banyule M 11.20-86
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Under 15’s
1 Zac Wheatley
2 Kadyn Trayford
3 Oliver Dugan
4 Christopher Rakuscek
5 Conal Gray
6 Jake Stubbs
7 Nathan Leeson
8 Nicholas Smith
9 Joshua Moran
10 Nicholas Sharpe
11 Sebastian Nitschinsk
12 Mitchell Snowball
13 Mark Somerwil
14 Jack Careedy
15 Luke Papez
16 Thomas Jackson
17 Angus Ramsdale
18 Archer Rostron
19 Samuel Paxton
20 Hayden Taylor
21 Ben McShanag
22 Alistair Rodwell
23 Kyle McGown
24 Dante Priestly
25 BenjaminJackson
27 Cam Ruth
Under 10 Blue Ladder - 30/06/2013
Team
P W L D Pts For Agst %age
Hawthorn Citizens B 10 9 1 0 36 545 156 349.36
Fitzroy 2 10 7 2 1 30 486 162 300.00
Warrandyte 10 7 2 1 30 272 195 139.49
Ashburton W 10 6 2 2 28 379 212 178.77
Heidelberg B 10 5 4 1 22 232 319 72.73
Parkside 10 4 6 0 16 266 285 93.33
Doncaster 10 4 6 0 16 220 344 63.95
Camberwell 2 10 3 7 0 12 253 386 65.54
Canterbury R 10 0 10 0 0 115 499 23.05
Park Orchards B 10 0 10 0 0 96 456 21.05
Match report by ‘Roving Eye’
Well it was a beautiful clear sunny
winter’s day as we welcomed the
Camberwell Sharks to the Round
10 match at Warrandyte Oval. Not
a cloud in the sky, although gloves
were handy. Half the ground had a
layer of frost. Warrandyte TV cameras
were set up although their staff
were unable to find any power due
to the pavilion work.
The Bloods coaching staff had
emphasised the importance of this
match, noting the closeness of the
competition and the number of
sides searching for a place in the four.
It remained to be seen whether the
Bloods would rise to the occasion.
A large crowd was at the main oval
for the first bounce, as the Bloods
kicked to the southern or shopping
centre end of the ground in the first
quarter.
It was obvious the Bloods had come
to play this week as they were hard
out of the blocks, in contrast to some
earlier matches.
Sam Paxton took a nice mark in
defence, Mark Somerwil drew a high
tackle from his opponent and set
the scene for the first quarter with
repeated marks and clearances.
It was the quarter of clearances and
forward pressure for the Bloods.
A kick forward by Seb Nitschinsk
landed with Cam Ruth, who marked
right on centre half forward, then a
nice bounce pass to Zac Wheatley
allowed Zac to run on to the ball, and
with run and verve, kicked a lovely
goal to open the Bloods’ account.
It was almost the Zac quarter as
he notched his second, although
mention should be made of
timely marks by Nick Smith and
Tom Jackson and Nathan Leeson’s
clearance efforts.
Camberwell had a five minute
patch of play where they had the
momentum, but could not find the
big sticks and the Bloods were able
to regroup and control the play, and
ended the first quarter with an 11
point lead, 2.0 to 0.3. An observer
would be entitled to suggest the
coaching staff would have been
happy with what they saw.
The second quarter started with
immense forward pressure by the
Bloods. They had the press working
well, which was evident when Zac
Wheatley ran on to a kick in from the
Sharks full back, caused a turnover
and slotted his third goal, which
sailed straight over the head of the
Warrandyte vice president having a
turn at goal umpiring this week. He
didn’t have to move and would you
believe it, the Bloods had skipped
out to a 16 point lead.
Mark Somerwil was having a first half
to remember as he took a nice mark
in the centre of the ground, Kyle
McGown drew a high tackle from
his opponent and some great run
and carry by Kadyn Trayford gave
Cam Ruth a chance he might have
taken. There was immense pressure
across the Bloods half forward line
to keep the ball in their forward
50, which allowed Zac Wheatley to
pick up a loose ball, and with more
dodging and weaving, slotted his
fourth. He was having a day out and
causing headaches for the Sharks
defence. He created a chance which
Ben Jackson might have taken, and
the quarter closed with rare moves
forward by the Sharks kept at bay by
the Bloods defence. The Sharks were
left to ponder a scoreless second
quarter and at half time, the Bloods
had opened up a 23 point lead, 4.2
to 0.3.
The third quarter opened with an
early clearance to Zac, who pumped
the ball inside 50, although it caused
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