2 July - Victorian Amateur Football Association

EDITORIALMichael ShollySince the Australian Amateur FootballCouncil (AAFC) became an Under 23championship, much of the VAFA’s investmentinto representative football has been inthe development area. This has producedopportunities for younger VAFA players to touroverseas. In 2005 and 2008, the All-AustralianU23 team visited Ireland. Last October, it wentto South Africa.The AAFC is shifting its tour focus fromcompetitive matches in line with the AFL’s aimof growing the game overseas, and this hasopened up an opportunity for the VAFA to senda representative team to Ireland at the end ofthis season.The Board has decided to reward the seniorplayers in our competition who have not hadthe opportunity that our younger players havehad. Next Saturday, the Big V will play threematches against the VCFL at Senior, PremierC Divisions and the U19 level. From the twoopen matches, twenty players will be invitedto represent the Big V in Ireland. Our aim isto choose a spread of players from across ourseven senior sections.In Ireland, we will play up to four InternationalRules matches, with three already confirmed.We have been fortunate to arrange gameswith the premier clubs in Galway, Cork andDublin. The All-Ireland team is touring Australiain November and each of these clubs will beinviting their local national players to bolsterthe strength of their team and turn thematches into major events for their clubs. Weare anticipating that each of these contestswill have thousands of people watching,and I am sure the experience of pulling onthe best jumper in football in front of a large,parochial crowd, and singing the anthem is theopportunity of a lifetime.To coincide with these matches, the VAFA isorganising a Supporters Tour. This tour will betailored specifically to meet the interests ofour supporters. Already on the program areeighteen holes at Portmarnock, a famous Irishlinks course, a visit to the Irish National Stud, arace meeting at Limerick, a local hurling match,a VAFA-exclusive tour of the famous maximumsecurity Prison in Portlaiose (pronounced PortLeesh), see Croke Park, visit Temple Bar and theGuinness Brewery in Dublin and take in all themagnificent castles and countryside. Of course,you will link up with and support the VAFAteam as they take on Ireland’s best. Check thesepages in two week’s time for full details of thetrip, which will provide memories of a lifetime.This is the first VAFA’s truly representative sideto tour overseas and it will take our competitionto a new level. No other football organisation inVictoria is able to provide such opportunitiesfor its players, coaches and supporters. It alsoshows the Victorian sporting community againthat the VAFA, which has always been a pioneerCover: in football, Collegians is still Jay Austerberry the market looks leader to dish in it sport. offThe Amateur FootballerTHE JOURNAL OF THE VICTORIAN AMATEUR FOOTBALL ASSOCIATIONJuly 2, 2011 Vol. 11 No. 11THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011 1

PREMIERMichael FitzgeraldREVERSAL OFFORTUNESometimes, football can be cruel. On Opening Day,De La ripped Uni Blues in a brutal display, with itsnew recruit Brett Eddy dominating the forwardsetup. Fast forward to last Saturday, and De La ledUni Blues by six goals at the first change, with thesame Brett Eddy running the water, having beencalled up for VFL duties Sunday. Then came JackWatts, four goals in the second term in one of themore devastating performances ever seen on aVAFA ground. By the half, Blues led, and by midthird-term, they’d shut the gate. De La slippedfrom third to fifth, but it got worse than that asEddy suffered a season-ending knee injury thenext day after starting brilliantly for the Pies. TheDe La dream forward set-up of Eddy, Moore andPickett died hard on a dirty weekend for the DairyBell denizens. Meanwhile, Blues have reeled off sixstraight and slotted into third spot. Charles Shaw isin dominating form in the middle, Al Austin, JohnMeagher and Richard Langham are great silencersand Watts and Lowcock remain massive threats upforward. De La has not lost its run, but its forwardline is in shreds. The hard work of Sam Nethersolein the ruck and solid team-running out of defencewent largely unrewarded, though Steve Mullerdid boot five. Mark Todd, still U19 eligible, lookedimpressive.Trinity and Scotch had played a draw first timeout, but the Greens headed to Camberwell to facea resurgent Cards line-up. The home team beganwell enough, playing solid into- the-wind footballas it had done the previous Sunday, but thingswent south in the second as the Andrew Ramsdenasserted himself with four goals into the breezeand the Ts went to the break with a solid lead, abreak they were able to maintain the rest of theway. Luke Pacconi was tops in green and BrettBarratt turned on the bet yet effort of his youngcareer and fellow small man Callum Pohl returnedto top form. Ominously, Tim Walsh was at hismost impressive of the campaign. The Red Menwere well served by young guns James Bowden,Tom McKinley and Scott Sherwen and had thebig forward Max van den Broek been offeredbetter service, he might have provided a foil forthe evergreen veteran at the other end. The wingave Trinity some breathing space, but cruelledScotch’s chances at a time when it appeared mostdangerous.Collegians hoped to repeat the football lessonthey gave Old Carey earlier in the campaign,but this was a much tighter affair, with the Lionsgrabbing a narrow lead early that proved to bethe difference. Nick Sautner has straightened upthe Lions and will prove a handful for every team’sdefence and the solid return to form of HarryCroft bodes well for them too. Jay Austerberry,in his first season with the Trotters, has proven aconsistent performer, slotting in along side theusual cast of performers, Ries, Scott, Strachan,Zimbachs et al. For the Panthers, the returningAndrew Willingham boosted the ruck division,while Paul Fiorenza and Al Parton gave them drive.While a win would have put Carey right back in thepicture, they’ll be satisfied that their performanceunder pressure was strong. From the other side,the Lions didn’t maul them, but claimed anothervictim anyway.Despite another grand performance from Sam“Death to Flying Things” Dunell, who from someaccounts took close to twenty grabs and bootedfour goals, OMs took another eight goal loss, withtheir defence having few answers to Matt Handleyand Chris Larkins. The enigmatic Brendan Gosswas off the leash for Xavs and found the footballregularly, while Karl Lombardozzi and JonnoNash and Ben Hayes, making his senior return,slogged it out for the Dark Blues. Xavs, who hadseveral players unavailable through injury, will behappy enough to jump back into the winners’ listand back into the four, while Melburnians againfinished on the wrong end of the contest andmust have felt another punch when the scorefrom Camberwell reached their ears. OMs fate willsurely be known now by the end of this month,with Old Scotch and Old Trinity in their immediatefuture following the break.TODAYSelections in BOLDOLD XAVERIANS v OLD HAILEYBURYCOLLEGIANS v OLD SCOTCHUNIVERSITY BLUES v OLD MELBURNIANSST BEDES/MT v DE LA SALLEOLD TRINITY v OLD CAREY2 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011SPORTS INJURY CASUALTY - OPEN 1-7 SATURDAY

One might have expected a more emphaticperformance from St Bede’s Mentone Tigers,coming off the loss to Scotch and facing thebottom club. Old Haileybury though, as we know,is a tough proposition at home and it took everyounce of effort from the Tiges to shake the Bloods.To be sure, their now traditional wayward goalkicking kept it closer than it might have been,as they had jmore pings than the home team inevery quarter but the first. Their three best – SamAnstey, Simon Richards and Jack Hellier – had notplayed the previous Sunday, while Juice Wintle,celebrating 250, ensured that there would be nosurprise result. Young Haileybury stars SpenceRoberts and Pete Gleadhill again led the way fortheir young team and Alex Johnston booted three.TODAY: Old Trinity and OldCarey might well be thegame of the round, withthe Greens jealous of ahome record and keen to atone for the collapsein R1 that allowed the Panthers to steamroll them.The other contests look less salivating. Xavs willbe looking to get into overdrive at Toorak Parkagainst the Bloods; Blues will be looking to ripOMs, Collegians should toss aside the challengefrom the perplexing Old Scotch. , De La is one ofthe few visiting clubs to have taken the pointsat Brindisi, but I’m not too sanguine about theirchances of doing it again. Still, just when thingsappear to be settling down, someone throws aspanner in the works.PREMIER LAST ROUND PREMIER RESERVEOld Xaverians 6.4 9.9 12.12 15.15 (105)Old Melburnians 2.1 5.3 6.6 8.9 (57)GOALS Old Xaverians: M. Handley 5 C. Larkins 3 D. Sapuppo 2 M. Allan 1 M. Walsh 1D. Rush 1 B. Goss 1 J. Williams 1 Old Melburnians: S. Dunell 4 T. de Fegely 1 W. Myer1 B. Hayes 1 K. Lombardozzi 1BEST Old Xaverians: B. Goss M. Handley T. Dynon O. Gidley M. Allan M. Ball OldMelburnians: S. Dunell B. Hayes K. Lombardozzi S. Playfair J. Nash A. ProwseOld Trinity 4.2 9.3 12.6 15.7 (97)Old Scotch 3.2 5.5 7.8 10.14 (74)GOALS Old Trinity: A. Ramsden 6 A. Hore-Lacy 3 T. Walsh 2 E. Weatherson 2 C. Pohl1 B. Iezzi 1 Old Scotch: L. Hill 2 H. Dick 2 M. van den Broek 2 P. Butler 1 J. Bowden 1J. Davis 1 T. McKinley 1BEST Old Trinity: L. Pacconi B. Barratt C. Pohl D. Coulsen-Hoffacker T. Walsh A.Ramsden Old Scotch: J. Bowden M. Burns T. McKinley M. van den Broek S. SherwenT. RonaldsonCollegians 3.4 6.6 10.10 13.13 (91)Old Carey 1.3 5.5 8.8 11.11 (77)GOALS Collegians: N. Sautner 6 N. Ries 2 J. Bull 2 S. Taft 1 C. Blumfield 1 J.Austerberry 1 Old Carey:S. Cust 3 G. Parker 2 C. Peterson 2 B. Smithwick 1 C. Jones1 M. Parker 1 R. Josephs 1BEST Collegians:H. Croft A. Croft J. Austerberry A. Scott J. Harvey J. Jorgensen OldCarey: P.Fiorenza A. Parton A. Willingham S. Cust C. Howat J. RoweSt Bedes/Mentone Tigers 0.2 4.8 6.11 9.15 (69)Old Haileybury 3.3 5.4 7.4 8.5 (53)GOALS St Bedes/Mentone Tigers: D. Holden 3 S. Anstey 2 D. Porter 2 S. Richards1 L. Wintle 1 Old Haileybury: A. Johnston 3 B. White 1 T. Ridgway 1 J. Pitcher 1 L.Donnelly 1 B. Voss 1BEST St Bedes/Mentone Tigers: S. Anstey S. Richards J. Hellier L. Wintle D. GarsideP. Tyquin Old Haileybury:S. Roberts H. McLauchlan P. Gleadhill C. Millard B. WhiteB. VossUniversity Blues 1.0 7.5 12.6 17.8 (110)De La Salle 7.0 7.2 11.3 12.4 (76)GOALS University Blues: J. Watts 7 C. Shaw 3 P. Hayes 2 S. Toulmin 1 A. Nice 1 M.Paterson 1 M. Steinbach 1 A. Lowcock 1 De La Salle: S. Muller 5 A. Kneebone 2 S.Williams 1 J. Gotch 1 D. Lowe 1 L. Semmel 1 M. Todd 1BEST University Blues: J. Watts C. Shaw A. Austin J. Van De Pol S. Roache S. ChadwickDe La Salle: M. Todd S. Nethersole N. Roberts S. Muller T. Humphrey D. LoweOld Xaverians 6.2 6.3 8.4 11.8 (74)Old Melburnians 2.2 5.8 8.12 8.14 (62)GOALS Old Xaverians: J. McDonnell 3 F. Paterson 2 T. Parker 1 D. Higgins 1 J.McDonald 1 T. O’Meara 1 L. Smith 1 L. Tiernan 1 Old Melburnians:E. Hughes 2 L. Bennett 2 A. Morgan 2 R. Matthews 1 W. Hatfield 1BEST Old Xaverians: J. McDonald P. Ryan N. Biddlecombe L. Smith S. Lees F. PatersonOld Melburnians:J. Gooley N. Nixon M. Marangon C. HOOD L. Bennett E. HughesOld Scotch 2.8 2.11 5.12 8.16 (64)Old Trinity 2.1 4.3 5.7 6.10 (46)GOALS Old Scotch: N. Allen 3 S. Barnett 1 M. Chitham 1 A. Williamson 1 K. McKenzie1 L. McDonough 1 Old Trinity: J. Burgess 3 T. Howell 1 B. Walsh 1 A. Prittie 1BEST Old Scotch: R. McCann N. Thompson T. Melville N. Allen S. Leith T. Keck OldTrinity: K. Noden N. Hunt N. Romney T. Howell R. McDonald T. BeasleyCollegians 2.1 6.4 7.7 11.9 (75)Old Carey 1.4 2.5 4.11 6.12 (48)GOALS Collegians: L. Whitby 3 J. Hampton 2 J. Parsons 2 S. Cutts 1 M. Parrent 1 M.Dyer 1 S. Hall 1 Old Carey: B. Huf 3 C. Laidlaw 2 A. Kent 1BEST Collegians:R. Hosking J. Band-Conrick J. Kamener M. Williams T. Bulling N.Bobeff Old Carey:G. Trumbull L. Marriot B. Huf A. Thompson C. Laidlaw J. MurrieSt Bedes/Mentone Tigers 3.2 10.6 13.6 19.8 (122)Old Haileybury 2.3 2.3 5.6 9.7 (61)GOALS St Bedes/Mentone Tigers:T. Marks 4 N. Corda 3 L. Kowalski 3 M. Barnhoorn 3P. Kean 2 K. Bliesner 1 T. Bastion 1 D. Waters 1 C. Neville 1Old Haileybury:T. Coles 4 C. Aligizakis 2 J. Bayard 1 R. McMurray 1 S. Ellis 1BEST St Bedes/Mentone Tigers:S. Nichols T. Marks K. Bliesner P. Kean D. Waters T.Bastion Old Haileybury:A. King D. McCormick L. Nash R. McMurray L. Davey L. WyethUniversity Blues 1.3 3.6 5.7 8.10 (58)De La Salle 3.4 5.5 5.6 5.8 (38)GOALS University Blues: W. Hartnell 3 L. Quin 2 M. Allen 1 J. Eastman 1 T. Calvert 1De La Salle: D. Holt 3 E. Clinch 1 J. Jarvis 1BEST University Blues: J. Maxwell J. Maguire J. Eastman T. Calvert W. Hartnell T.Maddocks De La Salle: N. Harris J. Hansen R. Sherman R. McArdle J. Jarvis D. CloseTHE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011 3

PREMIER BJonathan HibbertVARSITY ASSASSINSUni Blacks are like women. No, it’s not thecoiffed hair or the dashing social agenda, northe delightful scones they offer; this team simplyfunctions in a manner incomprehensible to mytiny brain. After being humiliated by Beaumaris,Blacks bounced back by knocking off contendersOld Ivanhoe, and then scraping over Oakleigh onthe road; and now, have beheaded the previouslyundefeated ladder leaders. With Blacks leading athalf-time, the five goal deficit spurred Caulfield’sRyan Lewis and Simon Widjaja to counter attack,while Justin Perkins steered two straight; andby the last break, the Fields were abreast by twostraight kicks. Though, storming home with thewind in the final quarter were the crafty Blacks,delivering the coup-de-grace in a coup-d’état; onballersScott Weekley and Dan Costello ferocious,Huw Lacey pronounced a saviour, with Levi Kalmsand Tugboat Howgate dependably gluing thebackline fortress together.Having pushed SKOB’s and Caulfield in recentweeks, Beaumaris made amends for their R4 lossto the Eagles, by dealing out justice, with interest.With Matt Petering and Sam McBain on target, theSharks strode ahead at the main break by just overfour goals. Though windy conditions in the thirdquarter kept play tight, Marcellin’s Trent Carlsonproviding impetus, feeding Alastair Evans whobooted seven for the day. Still five goals downand desperate for final quarter heroics, Marcellin’stentative grip on the game was permanentlyloosened, Kelvin Barnes and Anthony Carroll bothsnagging majors, as the Sharks settle into fifthposition, just above Old Ivanhoe and Oakleigh.Casting a shadow over the ladder’s midsectionare Old Brighton, hitting their straps after a fifthsuccessive victory, this time after dumping OldIvanhoe, with a majestic eight goal final term intothe coastal squall. With a strong side, including EdGreer and Brandt Harrison, and with Weatherleybagging another four; kicking with the windin the final term, the ‘Hoes looked to challengethe Tonners. But taking advantage of a brilliantmidfield, Tom Mentiplay managed to convert,returning upon his promising form early in theseason. Eliciting faithful commitment from histeammates, Ben Skinner’s attack and courageinspired and provoked, while Jimmy Davis’exploits on the wing were electric, as Brightonloped home the victors, atoning for Round 1, nowpreparing for another home game, hosting thepositively fizzing Blacks.Heartbreak last week for the Snow Dogs asOakleigh somehow managed to slide onto thevictors’ podium, after a last minute free kickand goal from fifty metres out. The game hadeverything, great marks, great bumps, great goals,and even a wayward truck wheel rolling acrossthe pitch, no doubt a rare sight at football games.Despite wayward kicking in the first quarter, StBernard’s began to make amends in the dyingstages with a three goal lead: Ryan Schroder andAlex Singleton their most laudable, as Tom Cavenin his 100 th game held Lee Barrand goalless all day.That is, until the last minute, when Barrand wasawarded a free outside the arc. Floating straight,the goal silenced the frothing St Bernard’s pavilion,as the Krushers celebrated the win, relegating theSnow Dogs to eighth, and threatening ignominy.T.H. King Oval really hasn’t stacked up this season,its chequered condition hardly desirable, lastweek resembling a cow paddock. Perhaps thisTODAYSelections in BOLDBEAUMARIS v ST BERNARDSOLD BRIGHTON v UNIVERSITY BLACKSMARCELLIN v ST KEVINSOAKLEIGH v CAULFIELD GRAMMHAMPTON ROVERS v OLD IVANHOE4 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011SPORTS INJURY CASUALTY - 316 Malvern Road, Prahran

was fate, live cattle exports the slightest worryfor pinko activists, as St Kevin’s murdered theRovers, SKOB’s slaughtering Hampton withouthairnets, anaesthetic or humane treatment.Despite fielding a young contingent, SKOB’s neverlooked threathened, Plugger Lynch and SamBishop steering the ship, while the U19 additionsof Cunningham, Campbell, Grinter, Staffordhoisted the Jolly Roger, plundering and pillagingHampton. Leading the Rovers’ goalkicking withthree, Josh Verlin tried to inspire, as did LeighFletcher, but a difference of ten points midwaythrough the second quarter was as close asHampton would come to SKOB’s, the home sideshoring up a spot high on the table.This Week: Beaumaris look to have the measureof the Snow Dogs, hosting the Bernie Boys downat Banksia; while Ivanhoetravel to Boss James, tobring home their secondwin in seven games,possibly getting the ball rolling for the back half ofthe season. Game of the round will be Uni Blackstravelling to Beach Road Oval trying to accountfor Old Brighton. I honestly have no idea, and I’llput money on a draw (If this comes off, it’ll be thegreatest betting coup since the White Sox fixedthe World Series in 1919). St Kevin’s should drubthe Eagles, the short trip to Bulleen Road a minorinconvenience. Off North Road beneath the trees,the Krushers will probably get demolished byCaulfield on Scammell’s confined playing field, theFields making drastic amends for last week’s loss.PREMIER B LAST ROUND PREMIER B RESERVEBeaumaris 5.6 12.7 15.11 19.16 (130)Marcellin 4.1 8.5 10.8 12.9 (81)GOALS Beaumaris: M. Petering 6 T. Gandy 3 S. McBain 3 S. Gower 2 K. Barnes 1 M.Duggan 1 A. Carroll 1 B. Haynes 1 W. Edmonds 1 Marcellin: A. Evans 7 M. Abrahams2 M. Bortolotto 1 L. Considine 1 J. Bortolotto 1BEST Beaumaris: M. Petering S. McBain K. Barnes A. Carroll C. Germano W. EdmondsMarcellin: A. Evans T. Carlson J. Gasparini T. Montagna A. Viney M. BortolottoOakleigh 3.2 5.8 8.10 14.11 (95)St Bernards 2.9 5.10 8.15 13.16 (94)GOALS Oakleigh:D. Lucas 4 T. Edwards 2 M. Harold 2 G. Irons 2 J. Paola 1 D. Cleary 1L. Barrand 1 P. Ioannidis 1 St Bernards: A. Merrington 3 B. George 2 J. Madden 1 D.Bergin 1 J. Forder 1 D. Riley 1 M. Church 1 R. Schroder 1 A. Van Meel 1 A. Singleton 1BEST Oakleigh: D. Britt S. Briggs S. Buchanan A. Valentini B. Hogan S. Doherty StBernards: R. Schroder A. Singleton T. Caven B. Garth A. MERRINGTON D. RileyOld Brighton 4.3 7.5 14.8 22.10 (142)Old Ivanhoe 2.0 5.3 8.3 10.6 (66)GOALS Old Brighton:T. Mentiplay 8 J. Sargent 3 M. Bruin 3 M. Stewart 2 J. Davis1 B. Skinner 1 A. Edge 1 B. Gadsden 1 N. Coroneos 1 J. Perrett 1 Old Ivanhoe: O.Weatherley 4 S. Low 2 A. Baldwin 1 E. Greer 1 A. Delmonte 1 C. Branigan 1BEST Old Brighton: T. Mentiplay B. Skinner J. Davis R. Cummin B. Austin T. SkewesOld Ivanhoe: E. Greer B. Harrison S. Low O. Weatherley B. Tieman S. GeilingsSt Kevins 6.0 11.3 15.6 26.10 (166)Hampton Rovers 3.3 4.4 6.4 7.4 (46)GOALS St Kevins:P. Edgar 5 T. McDermott 3 M. Murphy 3 A. Lynch 3 M. Stafford 3M. Giansiracusa 2 K. Wissell 2 S. Newman 2 T. McPherson 2 S. Bishop 1 HamptonRovers: J. Verlin 3 J. Donald 2 A. Power 1 J. Ting 1BEST St Kevins:A. Lynch S. Bishop D. Campbell P. Edgar T. Cunningham T. McPhersonHampton Rovers: J. Verlin L. Fletcher J. Lovig J. Wilson D. Corp R. AtkinsUniversity Blacks 4.0 9.1 9.2 14.3 (87)Caulfield Grammarians 3.2 4.4 10.7 10.7 (67)GOALS University Blacks: H. Lacey 4 J. Foster 2 C. Stevic 2 J. Gaylor 1 S. Weekley 1 J.Matthews 1 C. Richardson 1 S. Hissey 1 T. Napier 1 Caulfield Grammarians: B. Sinclair4 J. Perkins 2 C. Johnston 1 J. Shanahan 1 S. Widjaja 1 S. Garrubba 1BEST University Blacks:S. Weekley H. Lacey L. Kalms T. Howgate D. Batten.Caulfield Grammarians: R. Lewis S. Widjaja J. Perkins M. Slonim B. Sinclair G. WinterMarcellin 0.4 4.7 7.13 10.16 (76)Beaumaris 4.2 6.2 7.2 9.3 (57)GOALS Marcellin:M. Solomon 3 J. Winstanley 2 T. Blanch 2 D. Kayrooz 1 A. Lincoln1 B. Whelan 1 Beaumaris: S. Kendall 2 S. Hadanich 2 M. Millar 1 J. Coleman 1 J.Bliesner 1 T. Lees 1 L. Slater 1BEST Marcellin: A. Coburn A. Lincoln T. Blanch S. Crapper A. McGlin B. ColvilleBeaumaris:J. Lebreton M. Stevens L. Slater M. Hutcheon J. Roney G. RobertsSt Bernards 1.2 6.7 6.8 11.10 (76)Oakleigh 4.2 4.4 8.9 9.10 (64)GOALS St Bernards:M. Stapleton 3 C. Mitchell 2 J. Evans 1 T. Gleeson 1 S. Bergin 1 D.Lamanna 1 P. Holland 1 B. Glasson 1 Oakleigh: Not ProvidedBEST St Bernards: P. Gamwell J. Manunzio S. Bergin C. Mitchell N. ThomasOakleigh: Not ProvidedOld Brighton 4.6 5.8 9.9 12.12 (84)Old Ivanhoe 2.1 6.4 7.6 9.8 (62)GOALS Old Brighton: T. Mariani 2 E. Yeatman 2 M. Leishman 2 C. Reilly 2 J. Edge1 A. Jackson 1 S. Cramey 1 T. Marshall 1 Old Ivanhoe: K. Berry 6 D. Hawkes 1 A.Diorietes 1 N. Pratt 1BEST Old Brighton: T. Mariani N. Graham-Bowman C. Reilly C. Kennett B. Mason E.Yeatman Old Ivanhoe: S. Price B. Thompson S. Curatolo C. Crowley N. Pratt K. BerrySt Kevins 4.5 8.8 12.14 15.17 (107)Hampton Rovers 0.0 1.0 1.2 4.2 (26)GOALS St Kevins:J. Mullen 5 R. Caldow 2 M. Shannon 2 M. Shanahan 2 D. Gibbs 1 D.Mahoney 1 A. Fenech 1 L. Griffiths 1 C. Randles 1 Hampton Rovers: C. Ekberg-Weiss 4BEST St Kevins: J. Mullen M. Shanahan M. Shannon M. Coloe J. Marchesani R.Caldow Hampton Rovers:C. Ekberg-Weiss P. Kelly J. McCoy L. Wheeler H. ScholesL. WoodlandUniversity Blacks 6.2 9.3 12.8 16.11 (107)Caulfield Grammarians 1.0 2.5 4.8 4.10 (34)GOALS University Blacks: A. Drysdale 3 J. Crameri 3 N. Holt 2 T. Brennan 2 J.Nettlefold 1 I. Anderson 1 S. Flight 1 A. Jesse 1 L. Crameri 1 M. Cousens 1 CaulfieldGrammarians: C. May 1 A. Clarke 1 G. Colosimo 1 J. Stewart 1BEST University Blacks: S. Flight N. Holt J. O’Malley A. Drysdale A. Evans J. MurfettCaulfield Grammarians: C. May J. Stewart C. Game J. Cleeve W. Berry Z. 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PREMIER CDi LangtonDANCES WITH TIGERSSome strange magic occurred last weekend atGordon Barnard Oval. The Wellers, pale shadowsof their former selves sitting in tenth pozzie,managed to lure in and tame the competition’smost fierce and feared combatant from the wildwild west. Perhaps it was the delayed startingtime that threw Werribee’s preparation, or maybecomplacency had crept into the ladder top-dog’sgame, but the Tigers were fully expected toride into the low plains and pillage some cellardwellerscalp.Whatever the impetus, Old Camberwell put ona three-hour block-buster that channelled a fewancient warrior spirits: Mitch Hough (Stands WithFist), Damo McGuigan (Wind in His Hair) and RohKapoor (Ten Bears) were in the thick of it. Notto mention Robert Penn-Tonkin (Two-Dads).Playing tough, tight, in-close footy, the Wellergameplan paid off in spades particularly in thesecond and third quarters. Not only did they keepWerribee goal-less, they created the scoreboardpressure that would eventually secure the game.Simon Bennett was impenetrable in defencewhile Caine Hillier (3) made a successful returnto the forward line. Werribee had few KickingBirds, with an unprecedented bout of shankingthat sent most attempts off the reservation.Nathan Black managed a pair, while defendersAdam Morrow, Nath Addamo and Matt Deancould hold their heads high. A last quarter surgemade for a too-tense finish, but the Wellers heldon for grim death and a seven point victory. Asthe sun sank slowly in the west, the victors sanka little moonshine to celebrate their move off thebottom peg.In Sunbury, Rupo got off to a quick four goal leadover Ormond that looked ominous as it grewto 36 points by half time. Gareth Phillips got alate VFL call-up from Geelong (the James Bartelconcussion having a domino effect through theselection ranks) but brother Justin was brilliantthrough the midfield providing clean delivery toLeroy Brennan (3) while Jared Pretty (4) wascontent to get his own ball. Ormond debutant,17 year old Tom Gibney (3) was very nippy upforward, while the sure-footed Matt Hine (4)was their best leading a third quarter revivalthat brought them within 8 points, setting up atypically close Ormond-Rupo finish. Rupo held offtheir strong-finishing rivals with an 11-point win.AJAX played a pair of debutants and a veteran intheir lineup against Fitzroy, covering six forcedchanges including Geoff Measey who misseda week for shaking a goalpost in a bizarre raindance at the Runway two weeks back. The Roysthrew everything at the Jackas, sitting within 8points at three quarter time before the Jackashit the after-burners, pushing the final marginout to 38 points. Warren Steinberg was great indefence, while Royboy Tom Cheshire is runninginto excellent form.Jake Beard kicked five for Mazenod in their35-point win over Old Essendon at CentralReserve, Trent Skurrie booted four for theBombers. Essendon led comfortably at the halfbut was completely over-run in the second, theNodders outscoring them ten goals to two.TODAYSelections in BOLDMHSOB v RUPERTSWOODOLD ESSENDON v MONASH BLUESORMOND v MAZENODAJAX v OLD CAMBERWELLWERRIBEE v FITZROY6 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011SPORTS INJURY CASUALTY - Get back in the game

TODAYThe ladder has a new top and tail following theOld Camberwell result, but only a game and ahalf separates third from ninth. AJAX resumestop spot and takes on the giant-killers today atGary Smorgon, but it may be too big an ask forthe Two-Blues to repeat last week’s performance.Ormond is still struggling to get its best twentytwoon the park, but should get over Mazenodat Gunn Reserve, while Old Essendon are inserious freefall at the moment and will plummetfurther against Monash. Rupo should accountfor Melbourne High whoreplace the Wellers in 10 thspot, and Fitzroy will putup a valiant battle at homeagainst the Tigers, but Werribee will be sendinga refreshed battalion of forward scouts to circlethe wagons and re-establish their reign over thecompetition. Not a peace pipe in sight.Please email your match summaries, thoughtsand feelings to dilangton@bigpond.com bySunday evening.PREMIER C LAST ROUND PREMIER C RESERVERupertswood 4.1 12.2 13.5 14.10 (94)Ormond 3.5 5.8 11.9 12.11 (83)GOALS Rupertswood: J. Pretty 4 L. Brennan 3 J. Smerdon 2 B. Grech 2 D. Morrice 1J. Treloar 1 S. Bishop 1Ormond: M. Hine 4 T. Gibney 3 S. Tolongs 1 S. Clements 1 T. Hine 1 T. Bond 1 C.McCarthy 1BEST Rupertswood:S. Bishop R. Monzell J. Pretty J. Phillips B. Grech L. BrennanOrmond: M. Hine C. Coghlan T. Hine T. Gibney L. Russell T. BondMazenod 4.5 6.7 12.13 16.16 (112)Old Essendon 1.2 10.3 11.4 12.5 (77)GOALS Mazenod:J. Beard 5 C. Jayaweera 2 T. Bourbon 2 R. Thomas 2 M. Chamberlain2 S. Inglis 1 F. Deegan 1 T. Castricum 1Old Essendon:T. Skurrie 4 D. Forrest 2 T. Henderson 2 J. Barrett 1 D. Flaherty 1 T.Biggs 1 J. Leask 1BEST Mazenod:S. Inglis J. Beard P. Stanley M. Chamberlain T. Vallance F. ReedOld Essendon:T. Biggs D. Stewart D. Ryan D. Flaherty B. Hutchesson T. SkurrieAjax 3.1 7.10 9.11 15.16 (106)Fitzroy 4.1 5.4 8.9 9.14 (68)GOALS Ajax:D. Fayman 5 J. Ludski 2 G. Blieden 2 N. Marks 2 J. Lew 2 J. Samuel 1D. Selzer 1Fitzroy:W. Pickering 5 J. McGee 2 D. Kynigopoulos 1 H. Topp 1BEST Ajax:W. Steinberg C. Jankie R. Winograd A. Spencer-Laitt N. Marks J. LudskiFitzroy:T. Cheshire S. Baker J. Dalton T. Hudson-Bevege R. Angiolella M.ShaughnessyMonash Blues 7.5 9.9 12.13 17.13 (115)MHSOB 0.0 3.1 3.2 4.3 (27)GOALS Monash Blues:R. Parsons 7 D. Dalton 2 A. Young 2 J. Griffiths 1 S. Walsh 1 J.Cunnington 1 K. Collins 1 A. Williams 1 J. Main 1MHSOB:H. Taylor 1 M. Hamilton-Ho 1 M. Ham 1 J. Tran 1BEST Monash Blues: J. Bartram L. Inglis J. Bell A. Williams R. Parsons J. MainMHSOB:A. Cassell A. Villani M. Ham T. Rendell H. Taylor L. EvansOld Camberwell 3.0 7.2 10.5 10.6 (66)Werribee 3.6 3.10 3.12 7.17 (59)GOALS Old Camberwell: C. Hillier 3 S. Killworth 2 J. Hinkley 2 A. Romanin 1 M.Hough 1 J. Eade 1Werribee:N. Black 2 D. Riosa 1 T. Dean 1 B. Morrow 1 M. Taylor 1 M. Sleep-Dalton 1BEST Old Camberwell:S. Bennett D. McGuigan P. Bennett M. Hough R. Kapoor J.Ymer Werribee:A. Morrow N. Addamo M. Dean C. Lee A. Taylor N. BlackOrmond 1.3 4.7 9.10 16.12 (108)Rupertswood 1.4 2.6 4.7 7.10 (52)GOALS Ormond:A. McCooke 3 L. Anrep 3 D. Casey 2 M. Farthing 2 A. Clinch 1 J. Harry1 J. Feather 1 L. Murphy 1 W. Cove 1 N. Sinclair 1Rupertswood:E. Dressler 3 C. Schofield-Lane 1 B. Riley 1 R. Pretty 1 T. Galea 1BEST Ormond:M. Farthing J. Feather A. McCooke L. Anrep D. Frazier W. CoveRupertswood:T. Stefaniw M. Morrice S. Dale J. Gale T. Galea B. RileyMazenod 6.8 10.13 15.17 22.20 (152)Old Essendon 0.0 0.2 0.2 2.3 (15)GOALS Mazenod: C. Raine 8 S. Christopher 4 D. McLean 2 C. Bray 2 N. Graham 2 N.McLean 1 J. Lo Rosso 1 A. Bray 1 G. Joachim 1Old Essendon: S. Dale 1 J. Millar 1BEST Mazenod:C. Raine D. Linden P. Iacovangelo D. McLean N. McLean S.ChristopherOld Essendon:D. Pound A. Palmer A. Baddeley B. Anderson S. Dale M. FlahertyAjax 3.3 6.5 7.6 9.8 (62)Fitzroy 1.1 2.2 3.2 5.3 (33)GOALS Ajax:M. Selzer 3 S. Chester 2 Y. Lang 1 A. Lewin 1 D. Freed 1 R. Heine 1Fitzroy:S. Buckley 1 J. Harding 1 C. Krousoratis 1 B. Roberts 1 J. Beech 1BEST Ajax:M. Shafar M. Selzer B. Joffe A. Porat S. Fayman B. KleinFitzroy:A. Ley T. Dlabik D. Morgan D. Lee M. Ellis N. ReinaldaMonash Blues 4.2 5.2 7.5 12.6 (78)MHSOB 0.1 0.5 2.6 4.10 (34)GOALS Monash Blues: A. McKenzie 4 T. Osmond 2 T. Waters 1 D. Meehan 1 J.Hawkins 1 M. Fenwick-Nevin 1 N. Reid 1 T. Kenyon 1MHSOB:L. Toman 1 K. Agushi 1 R. Van Es 1 E. Byrne 1BEST Monash Blues: Not providedMHSOB: A. Koutsoukis R. Van Es A. Lim J. Sherwin A. Jones S. HarrisonWerribee 5.5 7.8 12.9 14.14 (98)Old Camberwell 0.2 2.9 2.11 4.15 (39)GOALS Werribee: M. Freeman 4 T. Sapountzis 3 M. Palmington 2 D. Carlton 1 A.Taylor 1 A. Salamone 1 S. Angelini 1 M. Link 1Old Camberwell:B. Cottrell 2 P. Storey 1 D. La Fontaine 1BEST Werribee:M. Freeman L. Johnston J. Norton D. Carlton R. Walker M.PalmingtonOld Camberwell:S. Derry J. Edwards M. Decarne J. Kennedy T. Miriklis A. PylkaTHE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011 7

DIVISION 1Darren DawsonALL TIED UPEach week throws up at least one surprise, andlast week was no exception with the season’s firsttie adding a further layer of intrigue. An absolutecracker of a contest down at the Fearon underlinedjust how even the competition is through themiddle rungs of the table. Depending on yourpoint of view, it was either a fitting result to anexcellent match, Willy got out of jail, or NOBSPCwas robbed of a deserved win. In the wash-up, itwas probably all of the above.Kicking with the aid of the sea breeze, the Nobbersgot off to an excellent start and led by 27 points atthe first break. The visitors, through powerhouseforward Todd Patterson (7 goals) and MartinPorter who was in everything, then clung on totheir advantage for much of the day. But Willy wasnot going to relinquish its proud home recordwithout a fight, and stormed home with 6.6 inthe final term. Brothers Ben and Jack Gray wereinstrumental in the CYs’ fight-back. When the sirensounded, the scoreboard revealed a one-pointvictory to North, and their celebrations rightlybegan. However, after a quick consultation thegoal umps determined that the scores were in factlevel! At present, it is difficult to quantify who isthe bigger loser of the two points in this deadlock.Maybe it was both teams.Peninsula threw everything at Banyule and, infact, booted eight unanswered majors after halftimeto lead the Bears – who appeared a little flat- just prior to the orange-break. But Banyule haveresponded to every challenge thus far in 2011,and held the brave Pirates goal-less in the last totriumph with a 22-point win. Best for Banyule wereAdam Masters, Luke French and David Gayfer indefence, whilst the visitors’ best were Nick Fisherand Stefan Barbour in the midfield.At Como Park, Old Geelong gained what could be10 very important percentage points when theyoutclassed Bulleen-Templestowe by 13 goals. TheBullants were three points up at quarter-time,but thereafter OGs piled on 18 goals to 6 in acomprehensive win. Callum McEvoy and RyanWood both kicked 4, whilst Charlie Fairbairnreturned to form for OGs. For BT, James Gaul wastireless, and Anthony Morabito continued hisexcellent season.As was expected, Parkdale posted a big win overOld Paradians at their Gerry Green lair. It probablywould have been an even greater margin if notfor wayward kicking by the Vultures, who kickeda somewhat wasteful 7.9 with the wind in the firstterm to effectively settle the issue. Best for theParkers were Brett Hampton, Mitch Grant andDave Robbins. Despite being on the losing team,David Boundy with five goals, was unstoppablein a virtuoso performance.Was the loss to Peninsula last week the wake-upcall required by Whitefriars? Many at the clubseem to think so, with the team being muchmore focused in their 62-point defeat of OldMentonians. Notable was the frugal Friars defence,which allowed the Panthers only two goals afterhalf-time, whilst they continue to hold an evenspread of attacking options: last week alonesaw ten players chip in with goals. Best for thePanthers were Rowan Ball and Darryl Stevens,whilst for Whitefriars defender Daniel Massarotticontinued his good from, and Rowan Mattinsonwas a strong presence in the ruck.TODAYSelections in BOLDOLD GEELONG v WILLIAMSTOWNPENINSULA v OLD MENTONIANSWHITEFRIARS v BANYULEOLD PARADIANS v BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWENORTH OLD BOYS/ST PATS v PARKDALE VULTURES8 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011SPORTS INJURY CASUALTY - OPEN 1-7 SATURDAY

Today: All roads lead to Donvale, whereWhitefriars await the unbeaten Bears. Aspreviously mentioned, losing to the Pirates hasforced the Friars to refocus, and they are eagerlyawaiting the opportunity to test themselvesagainst the comp’s best-performed team. I amtipping that on those wide green expanses,Banyule’s run will finally come to an end:Whitefriars by 10 points. Peninsula will be far tooexperienced for Old Mentonians, and should winby five goals. Facing the Bullants in Bundoora,Old Paradians have a real chance to climb outof the relegation zone, and the Raiders shouldrecord a comfortable win.The “eight-point” clashescontinue, with Parkdaletravelling to Gillon. TheVultures still have their eyes on second place,whilst NOB-St. Patrick’s need to keep winning tostay in touch with the four. In a toss of the coin,it’s the visitors by 5 points in a close one. Anotherhuge game is down at Como where OGs hostWilly. It could be possibly be curtains for thevanquished, but I think Willy may firm up theirplace in the four with a two-goal victory.DIVISION 1 LAST ROUND DIVISION 1 RESERVEBanyule 4.4 8.9 9.9 12.14 (86)Peninsula 0.2 1.2 9.7 9.10 (64)GOALS Banyule: S. Green 2 A. Williams 2 L. French 1 R. Hay 1 A. Brown 1 B. Walsh 1A. Barclay 1 T. Shepherd 1 R. Masters 1 N. Braddy 1 Peninsula:S. Payze 2 J. Coghlan2 A. Wood 1 S. Barbour 1 H. Whitty 1 N. Fisher 1 W. Sansom 1BEST Banyule:A. Masters L. French D. Gayfer D. Drapac N. Braddy A. WilliamsPeninsula:N. Fisher S. Barbour W. Sansom A. Wood B. Brisbane C. O’LoughlinOld Geelong 2.0 7.0 11.5 20.11 (131)Bulleen Templestowe 2.3 3.3 7.4 8.5 (53)GOALS Old Geelong: C. Wood 4 R. McEvoy 4 C. O’Brien 3 A. Power 2 H. Legoe 1 T.Lyons 1 J. Hoevenaars 1 E. Stevens 1 W. Harris 1 C. Fairbairn 1 H. Timms 1 BulleenTemplestowe:D. Dynon 2 A. Morabito 2 P. Florance 1 T. Harisiou 1 N. Monaco 1 G.Chivers 1BEST Old Geelong:C. O’Brien C. Fairbairn H. Sleigh A. Power A. Suvoltos M. MorrisBulleen Templestowe:J. Gaul G. Williams A. Morabito R. Edsall D. Dynon D. TonelliParkdale Vultures 7.9 10.13 15.18 21.21 (147)Old Paradians 1.1 7.3 7.3 12.4 (76)GOALS Parkdale Vultures: P. Sullivan 4 R. Hayward 3 M. Grant 3 M. Hayes 2 D.Robbins 2 S. Rzek 2 T. Kight 2 D. Andrews 1 T. Boland 1 Z. McCarthy 1Old Paradians:D. Boundy 5 J. Kandilakis 3 M. Patena 2 S. Miller 1 P. Pratt 1BEST Parkdale Vultures:B. Hampton M. Grant D. Robbins M. Ryan P. Sullivan Z.McCarthy Old Paradians: D. Boundy C. Kandilakis S. Miller J. Kandilakis P. Pratt J.LidyardWhitefriars 2.1 8.5 12.9 17.14 (116)Old Mentonians 3.1 6.2 8.5 8.6 (54)GOALS Whitefriars: A. Woods 4 J. Daou 4 A. Garreffa 2 S. Brosolo 1 G. Power 1 M.Geilings 1 J. Scannell 1 T. Woodman 1 D. Tibaldi 1 R. Mattinson 1Old Mentonians:D. Hull 3 D. Cochrane 3 D. Stevens 1 E. Macquire 1BEST Whitefriars:D. Massarotti R. Mattinson A. Brosolo J. Scannell A. Garreffa T.Woodman Old Mentonians:R. Ball D. Stevens B. Norton T. Speers T. Strange E. MacquireWilliamstown 1.3 6.10 11.12 17.18 (120)North Old Boys/St Pats 5.6 8.8 14.12 17.18 (120)GOALS Williamstown:J. Wong 5 B. Gray 3 C. Elliott 3 J. Gray 2 J. Vanderloo 2 E.Wright 1 B. Lethborg 1North Old Boys/St Pats:T. Patterson 7 M. Keown 3 A. Oakley 1T. Newton 1 T. Brady 1 K. Adams 1 S. Harwood 1 S. Sleep 1 S. Thomson 1BEST Williamstown:B. Newman C. McCracken J. Gray M. Lishman J. Wong J.Gallivan North Old Boys/St Pats:M. Porter T. Patterson A. Oakley M. Keown R. AllittS. HarwoodBanyule 4.3 8.8 10.12 13.18 (96)Peninsula 1.4 4.5 6.10 6.12 (48)GOALS Banyule: S. Gray 3 N. Taylor 3 B. Herbert 2 M. Holmes 2 C. Kingsford 1 G.Bell 1 A. Bottomley 1Peninsula:B. Mitchell 2 N. Box 1 N. Thurley 1 G. Lethbridge 1 P. Hellyer 1BEST Banyule:M. Holmes C. Kingsford S. Shelton S. Moran I. Stokes T. McKinlayPeninsula:A. Law C. Miller P. Hellyer N. Thurley B. Mitchell J. StockOld Geelong 5.3 14.6 21.10 22.14 (146)Bulleen Templestowe 0.0 1.2 4.3 5.5 (35)GOALS Old Geelong:T. Bayles 7 J. Ratcliffe 3 M. Churkovich 2 T. Betts 2 R. Officer 2 W.Oakley 2 C. Swan 1 D. Jackson 1 J. Bell 1 T. Hope-Johnstone 1Bulleen Templestowe:D. Florance 2 D. Milner 1 J. Hopkinson 1 B. Jackson 1BEST Old Geelong:C. Swan J. Bell T. Waters J. Hope-Johnstone M. Churkovich T.Bayles Bulleen Templestowe D. Rogers N. Sargent S. Coghill D. Gibney B. JacksonD. FloranceParkdale Vultures 4.3 8.5 9.12 11.13 (79)Old Paradians 1.1 4.8 4.8 7.10 (52)GOALS Parkdale Vultures:M. Baxter 3 C. Ryan 2 R. Maloney 2 R. Irvine 1 S. Kelleher 1 B. Darcy 1A. Baker 1Old Paradians:A. Mascia 2 M. Raponi 2 S. Corcoran 1 D. Zivanovic 1 T. Girovski 1BEST Parkdale Vultures:C. Ryan B. Darcy S. Chapman S. Kelleher J. O’Meara G. MeierOld Paradians:L. Villani M. Lomax M. Raponi T. Stephens D. Strantzen A. SinclairWhitefriars 3.3 7.12 15.15 23.21 (159)Old Mentonians 4.1 7.2 10.2 11.2 (68)GOALS Whitefriars:A. Baggoley 4 M. Cooper 4 M. Lucarelli 4 L. Maher 2 D. Fletcher2 C. Taouk 2 G. Day 1 M. Huston 1 D. Montecillo 1 O. Scannell 1 A. Petts 1 OldMentonians:T. Bournon 5 M. Jenkins 3 S. Alexander 2 M. Austin 1BEST Whitefriars: M. Lucarelli A. Pearson M. Cooper C. Taouk D. Fletcher L. MaherOld Mentonians:T. Bournon M. Jenkins J. Moon D. Bott S. Campbell B. NaylorWilliamstown 3.2 6.2 12.3 17.4 (106)North Old Boys/St Pats 3.0 6.2 6.2 9.6 (60)GOALS Williamstown:D. Elias 4 M. Tennant 2 C. Solomon 2 M. Carland 2 T.Humberstone 1 L. McKenzie 1 M. Walsh 1 J. Willis 1 J. Munro 1 R. Danaher 1 S.Barlow 1 North Old Boys/St Pats: B. Burdeu 3 N. Johnston 2 H. Fotia 1 T. Noonan 1J. Murphy 1 C. Le Maitre 1BEST Williamstown:M. Tennant D. Elias N. Ward M. Carland C. Martin J. MacKenzieNorth Old Boys/St Pats:N. Johnston B. Burdeu H. Fotia P. Haigh B. HollandTHE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011 9

DIVISION 2Jonno NashGOAL-DEN OPPORTUNITIESMother Nature took the umpires’ votes as R10quickly became a battle against the ragingelements. The wind shaped many of the resultslast weekend, particularly La Trobe’s inaccuratekicking and South Melbourne’s poor start.St John’s convincingly trampled ladder languishersAquinas by 88-points last weekend. For thesecond week in a row, Aquinas coach John LeGrand made seven “horses for courses” changes tobest match the second-placed St John’s. The JOCsfailed to capitalise on a much-favoured breezeduring the first quarter when they slipped a fivepointadvantage to the visitors. After a spiritedopening stanza, St John’s broke their opponentsaway despite influential efforts by Lachy Mac,Trent Harkin and Paul Flynn. A five-goal half-timeadvantage quickly spiraled into a comprehensivedefeat. Johns kicked thirteen goals to four afterthe main break with Rhys Dyker (four goals), GaryRoberts (four) and Dale Camm (three) contributingstrongly. Cory Ely was magnificent when the gamewas in the balance for the victors while TrentHarkin was the most valuable for the Bloods.Eltham swatted Emmaus St Leos’ pursuits of a topfour berth following their 16-point win at home.The mid-table clash between these finals aspiringsides saw the Turtle midfield dominant at theclearances, giving Tim Woods early opportunitiesin front of goal. The lead would change handsregularly up until the Turtles stuck their necks infront at half-time to lead by just nine-points. Theseesawed affair continued well into the third andfourth quarters. Emmaus’ Paul Baranello was theonly forward member to break through a reliableEltham backline with three goals as Phillip Careywas a very dangerous figure on the field. Tim‘Tiger’ Woods played his best game for Elthamwith a best afield performance.Regardless of a scoreless opening term, La TrobeUniversity chimed in for a merry dance aroundSt Mary’s Salesian to the tune of 48-points. LaTrobe will be using the wind as an excuse for theirwayward kicking. With 23 more scoring shots thatyour opposition, La Trobe were lenient on theiropposition, but missed on a vital percentageboosting opportunity. The partnership of StuartPatten (six goals) and Geremie Ganino’s (three)exposed Salesian’s backline despite keeping theiropponents relatively quiet in the first quarter. KarlShoenmaekers and Jos Op’T Hoog each kicked acouple in a consolidating outing for the home side.Tom Harding and Jack Atkin-Smith continuouslybroke the midfield lines and were most dangerousfor the reigning D3 premiers.Therry Penola took advantage of the whirly windsearly, kicking five unanswered goals in the first30-minutes of play. The shootout was decidedby which team could restrict the opposition tofewer goals when they had breeze. Nick Milevski(two goals) relished the unsustainable conditions,giving his forwards and co-midfielders Joel Quinn(three goals), Reynolds (two), Lyons (two), Costello(two) and Crotty (two) plenty of entries to convertto goals. Seb Mahoney built on his consistent yearand Adam Ray (three goals) performed the role ofa key forward perfectly.Glen Eira achieved the mission brief – thefour-points. It was top versus bottom and theundefeated Glen Eira was never going to slipupagainst the winless Old Westbourne. TheWild West went down by 86-points, a marginand performance that they would be somewhatpleased with giving Eira’s ability to win by greatTODAYSelections in BOLDAQUINAS v STH MELB DISTRICTSST MARY’S SALESIAN v ELTHAMOLD WESTBOURNE v LA TROBE UNIVERSITYTHERRY PENOLA v ST JOHNSEMMAUS ST LEOS v GLEN EIRA10 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011SPORTS INJURY CASUALTY - 316 Malvern Road, Prahran

lengths. Glenn Boyd won the shootout with TroyWhiting (four goals) with another big bag ofseven goals. Old Westbourne improved on theirsubstandard first-half efforts of just two goals toincrease their score by a factor of five. The WildWest went into damage control and effectivelyout-scored Glen Eira by 12-points. Glen Eira’s MattHarris was best on ground.TODAY: Given the home ground advantage,Aquinas will just hold off South MelbourneDistricts. The ladder will contradict this predictionbut there’s an undeniable scent that Aquinascould yet jump out of the relegation pit.The captain’s coin toss will be the only contestEmmaus St Leo’s has an even chance of beatingGlen Eira. They’re on top for a reason and anothervictory will support that.Eltham’s consolidating R10victory will snowball ontotheir bout against St Mary’sSalesian. The home ground advantage can’tcompete with momentum.The match of the round: Who wants second spot?With percentage the only factor dividing thesetwo teams, I’m going to sit on my hands and saythe Therry Penola and St John’s clash is too closeto call. Well, maybe familiar territory will be thedecider. Therry by one point.I want Old Westbourne to win a game this year,but that’s not happening this week. La Trobe byplenty.DIVISION 2 LAST ROUND DIVISION 2 RESERVEGlen Eira 6.5 10.13 12.15 17.24 (126)Old Westbourne 1.1 2.2 6.4 6.4 (40)GOALS Glen Eira: G. Boyd 7 J. King 2 T. Paterson 2 S. Diamond 2 N. Broadhead 1 M.Dimashki 1 J. Waras Carstensen 1 J. Mills 1Old Westbourne: T. Whiting 4 J. Ferguson 1 O. Hickey 1BEST Glen Eira: M. Harris J. Waras Carstensen G. Boyd T. Paterson J. Eke M. DimashkiOld Westbourne: G. Connors J. Ferguson T. Whiting F. Pavez D. Benn P. O’KeefeLa Trobe University 0.3 4.11 8.17 15.21 (111)St Mary’s Salesian 2.3 3.4 6.7 10.8 (68)GOALS La Trobe University: S. Patten 6 G. Ganino 3 J. McMeel 2 J. Allan 1 T. Harding1 L. Toohey 1 D. Harry 1St Mary’s Salesian:K. Schoenmaekers 2 J. Op’t Hoog 2 J. Morsello 1 D. West 1 S. Crilly1 A. Murphy 1 M. Jane 1 G. Azzam 1BEST La Trobe University: T. Harding J. Atkin Smith L. Toohey S. Patten C. JoyceD. Harry St Mary’s Salesian:J. Op’t Hoog D. West A. Murphy K. Schoenmaekers K.Reynolds G. AzzamEltham 2.4 6.8 10.13 10.13 (73)Emmaus St Leos 3.3 5.5 7.8 8.9 (57)GOALS Eltham: T. Woods 3 S. Ciavola 2 J. Galvin 1 J. Iaquinto 1 S. Richardson 1 R.Bux 1 L. Ogilvie 1Emmaus St Leos: P. Baranello 3 T. Ahern 1 N. Baranello 1 A. McCann 1 M. Mc Iver1 C. Beluszar 1BEST Eltham: T. Woods T. Wenborn E. Mc Dowell J. Galvin C. Brown L. OgilvieEmmaus St Leos: P. Carey T. Ahern P. Baranello N. Baranello L. Virgo A. McCannSt Johns 2.3 10.3 15.8 23.9 (147)Aquinas 3.2 5.3 7.5 9.5 (59)GOALS St Johns: R. Dyker 4 G. Roberts 4 D. Camm 3 R. Scott 2 L. Mara 2 C. Ely 2 A.Abela 2 M. Opiew 1 G. Costas 1 M. Nicholson 1 N. Chalk 1 Aquinas: C. Cormack 2 P.Jurkovsky 1 L. Toomey 1 A. Guthrie 1 S. O’Loughlin 1 M. Jess 1 J. Price 1 J. Jess 1BEST St Johns: R. Dyker C. Ely R. Scott L. Mara G. Roberts A. Abela Aquinas: T. HarkinS. Flynn M. Jess J. Jess S. O’Loughlin A. GuthrieTherry Penola 5.1 7.4 15.9 15.11 (101)South Melbourne Districts 0.2 3.5 4.9 7.16 (58)GOALS Therry Penola: J. Quinn 3 M. Reynolds 2 M. Lyons 2 M. Costello 2 J. Crotty 2N. Milevski 2 R. Brennan 1 W. George 1South Melbourne Districts: A. Ray 3 D. O’Dea 1 T. Parish 1 S. Mahoney 1 D. Smith 1BEST Therry Penola: N. Milevski J. Egglestone W. George J. Crotty R. Brennan L.Reynolds South Melbourne Districts: S. Mahoney S. Taylor S. Suitor S. Walden J.Adgemis D. SmithGlen Eira 1.2 3.12 10.12 12.21 (93)Old Westbourne 3.4 5.4 7.5 7.7 (49)GOALS Glen Eira: R. Clark 4 M. Watt 2 B. McNally 1 L. Pelly 1 J. O’Gorman 1 K.Gillespie 1 A. Garcia 1 W. Devlin 1Old Westbourne:J. Hoffman 3 D. Stanley 1 M. Snaize 1 J. Diblasi 1 M. Whiting 1BEST Glen Eira:S. Jeanes A. Caruana R. Clark A. Garcia K. Gillespie D. EadeOld Westbourne: B. Black J. Willson G. Jenkinson J. Diblasi J. Nikola A. BoardSt Mary’s Salesian 2.4 6.7 10.11 17.13 (115)La Trobe University 3.1 8.2 13.6 14.8 (92)GOALS St Mary’s Salesian:M. Purcell 5 L. Antoniades 4 C. Adam 3 L. O’Keefe 2 L.Hawkins 1 M. Aikman 1 S. Nicholson 1La Trobe University:A. Tully 5 T. Mawdsley 3 M. Vella 1 C. Black 1 B. Canton 1 B.Dales-Sutton 1 C. Wheeler 1 D. Lanfranco 1BEST St Mary’s Salesian:C. Adam P. Pascalis L. Hawkins L. Antoniades S. NicholsonM. PurcellLa Trobe University:M. Wagdin A. Tully D. McKie B. Dales-Sutton B. Canton C. BlackEmmaus St Leos 6.3 11.9 17.12 19.13 (127)Eltham 2.2 4.2 5.6 7.10 (52)GOALS Emmaus St Leos: A Smith 8 J. Brogden 7 M. Tucker 1 R. Stafford 1 S. Kay 1J. O’Connor 1 Eltham: Jongebloed 2 P. Zumbo 1 M. Olaris 1 T. Keating 1 D. Tzemis1 J. Love 1BEST Emmaus St Leos:J. O’Connor T. Canny A. Smith J. Brogden R. Stafford J.Thornton Eltham: Jongebloed D. Tzemis M. Olaris S. Stratford P. Zumbo J. LoveSt Johns 4.7 8.8 13.12 19.14 (128)Aquinas 0.0 2.1 3.1 5.4 (34)GOALS St Johns:N. Pouki 11 L. Fitzpatrick 4 R. Thomas 2 B. Ayache 1 C. Smith 1Aquinas:N. Spencer 1 C. Ryan 1 T. Miteff 1 L. Brouwer 1 T. Hall 1BEST St Johns:N. Pouki D. Dick R. Thomas A. Malec A. Janiw L. FitzpatrickAquinas:S. Porter A. Gommers P. Owen G. Crowhurst D. Zuccon T. ManleyTherry Penola 4.3 8.5 12.10 16.12 (108)South Melbourne Districts 1.0 2.3 3.3 5.8 (38)GOALS Therry Penola: T. Goodwin 5 G. Henderson 5 D. Ractliffe 2 H. George 2 J.Belsey 1 G. Lynn 1 South Melbourne Districts:M. Stefanidakis 2 P. Cheevers 1 A.Benson 1 S. McDonell 1BEST Therry Penola:A. McMahon C. Matton G. Henderson T. Goodwin T. Burt G. LynnSouth Melbourne Districts:S. McDonell B. Schiessl S. Atherton M. Stefanidakis A.Minichiello R. AppletonTHE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011 11

DIVISION 3Rich HummerstonHUM·BLE PIE - NOUN.To eat humble pie, in common usage, is to apologiseand face humiliation for a serious error. Humble pie,or umble pie, is also a term for a variety of pastries,originally based on medieval meat tripe pies.I’m obviously referring to the former definitionhere rather then the medieval delicacy, which I’velearned contained an array of non-traditional offalsuch as heart, liver and numerous other disgustingingredients. That being said, the speak of thisquestionable recipe has done nothing to quell myunhealthy pie addiction as I find myself yearningfor a Steak and Curry Pie from the BeechworthBakery.An extraordinary moment is unfolding in frontof your very eyes, as this self-indulgent, cockywordsmith tucks his molars into his very ownHumble Pie, issuing apologies left, right andcentre, namely to Elsternwick as they triumphedover premiership contenders Monash with ascintillating display at East Caulfield Reserve.Leading from post to post, the Wicks summoneda previously unseen ability, plucking huge grabsat will and helping themselves to a memorablewin. Ashleigh Thornton proved too strong in theair, kicking six majors (from ten) while he receivedimpeccable delivery from the likes of KennethHayes and David Grace. For the Gryphs, in aninaccuracy-plagued game, performances fromJason Harrak and Tim Madden with 2 goals stoodout.Ivanhoe played part in arguably the grandestupset of the season, knocking off the secondplacedBushrangers at home. Coming off a hidinglast week, not much chance was given to theHoes, however a dominant first quarter instilledconfidence in the players as they put together 3½ quarters of determined and well drilled footy.While Yarra Valley mounted a late surge, the deficitwas too big to overcome, falling short by 20 points.Damon Wood kicked 3 goals as Eilan Healy earnedbest afield honors for the Hoes while Greg Couttsperformed admirably again for the Bushrangers.Sticking with the theme of “bouncing back afterthe previous week’s shellacking’s”, University Highthumped Power House by 70 points at PrincesPark. Recapturing their early-season form andowing to a Michelle from Rhys Kirk, the Combinefirmly stamped their intentions for finals football.While it was a dark day for the Power, a brightlight in Paul Edwards appeared as he slotted allsix majors for Power House and undoubtedly tookhome the dinner voucher.I apologise for my repetitiveness, I clearly didn’tthoroughly research the results before harping onthe whole “winning after losing the week before”theme however Albert Park joined the fold,beating the Magpies by six goals at home aftersuffering a crippling defeat at the hands of YarraValley last week. Dylan Muscat slotted four for theFalcons (say that 3 times as fast as possible) as didChristopher Germon for West Brunswick.Due to the proximity to my residence and inculmination with my laziness, I often find myselfwandering down to Victoria Park to watch theBears in action. When Kew plays away from homeand I don’t get to the game, I’m never surprised tolog onto vafa.com.au and see Adam Brazzale withat least five majors to his name. This week was nodifferent, slotting five, as the Bears knocked offtheir Brown and Gold counterparts by 42 points.Michael Cochrane was instrumental in victory forKew while Veneet Bist slotted 3 for the Hawks. IfTODAYSelections in BOLDUHS-VU v MONASH GRYPHONSYARRA VALLEY v MT LILYDALEWEST BRUNSWICK v HAWTHORNPOWER HOUSE v ELSTERNWICKALBERT PARK v PRAHRAN ASSUMPTIONKEW v IVANHOE12 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011SPORTS INJURY CASUALTY - Get back in the game

I may indulge myself as a coach for 15 seconds,may I suggest to all future opponents to stick acourageous defender in Brazzale’s hole, failure todo will result in inevitable destruction by the kidcalled “Brazza.”Prahran Assumption played host to Mt Lilydalein a fiery clash where 25-metre penalties anddownfield free kicks were almost as frequent asAdam Sleight’s 10 goals. Completely outclassedand outplayed, Mt Lilydale succumbed to thejuggernaut by 27-goals, eliminating any doubtthat the Four Blues should win the flag. LukeGiansiracusa chimed in with 5 goals for PrahranAssumption and Ryan Costin fell ill Saturday nightowing to a bout of leather poisoning.With the Humble Pie,leaving a bitter, sour anddownright disgusting aftertaste on my palate, I’vetaken an extraordinary measures to avoid takinganother bite this week. Yarra Valley will bounceback over Mt Lilydale, Prahran Assumption to beatthe Falcons, never breaking into more then a slottrot in the process. Monash will be fired up aftera lamentable loss and will beat Uni High, Hawksover the Falcons, Elsternwick to continue theirgreat form with a win over the Power while Kewwill still beat Ivanhoe despite Brazzale only kickingone after the implementation of my coachingtacics.DIVISION 3 LAST ROUND DIVISION 3 RESERVEPrahran Assumption 4.4 12.8 20.11 28.14 (182)Mt Lilydale 0.2 1.3 1.4 2.8 (20)GOALS Prahran Assumption: A. Sleight 10 L. Giansiracusa 5 N. Costin 4 A. Wiggins3 P. Cristoforo 1 M. Pell 1 M. Bremner 1 I. Edmunds 1 L. Oliver 1 J. Musster 1 MtLilydale: A. Stuart 1 M. Pulkka 1BEST Prahran Assumption: A. Sleight R. Costin J. Chapman P. Donahoo A. ParsonsM. Pell Mt Lilydale: L. Evans A. Stuart D. Cerra N. Hooke M. Pulkka J. PaullUHS-VU 3.1 8.7 12.9 16.12 (108)Power House 1.0 3.1 4.1 6.2 (38)GOALS UHS-VU: R. Kirk 5 E. Gibbons 2 C. Bartlett 2 C. Kelly 2 H. Roberts 1 A. Johnson1 L. Habel 1 N. Devereux 1 N. Rowland 1 Power House: P. Edwards 6BEST UHS-VU: L. Gorringe N. Rowland R. Watts D. Higgs R. Kirk H. EveristPower House: P. Edwards S. O’Leary G. Norris A. Collett N. Brown J. AveryIvanhoe 1.5 2.9 7.15 8.17 (65)Yarra Valley 0.2 1.3 3.5 6.9 (45)GOALS Ivanhoe: D. Wood 3 B. Richardson 2 B. Fleming 1 M. Jacobs 1 J. Collins 1Yarra Valley: A. Gamble 1 J. Canham 1 R. Yeo 1 B. Piggott 1 C. Britt 1 S. Gillin 1BEST Ivanhoe: E. Healy T. Tonge M. Jacobs M. Skelly A. Horton B. RichardsonYarra Valley: C. Beal G. Coutts B. Nicholas J. Amos J. Canham X. NowickiAlbert Park 5.2 7.3 12.7 15.9 (99)West Brunswick 3.2 6.5 8.7 9.9 (63)GOALS Albert Park: D. Muscat 4 N. Dallas 3 S. Maunder 3 B. Murnane 2 J. Brick 1 J.Cuthbert 1 T. Tiller 1 West Brunswick: C. Germon 4 A. Gibson 2 J. Anton 1 J. Curran1 L. Martin 1BEST Albert Park: J. Brick M. Brown Z. Roberts A. Snowden C. Barker M. Smith WestBrunswick: M. MacGugan W. Baker E. Lloyd A. Gall C. Germon W. VaggKew 6.3 10.5 14.10 15.12 (102)Hawthorn 3.2 3.2 5.6 9.6 (60)GOALS Kew: A. Brazzale 5 M. Ross 2 T. Bagnall 2 L. Orr 1 M. Henderson 1 T. Leeds 1A. Hawking 1 B. Altis 1 D. Spencer 1 Hawthorn: V. Bist 3 R. Ogge 2 D. Tremewen 1 P.Nunan 1 L. Aitken 1 M. Widmer 1BEST Kew: M. Cochrane M. Ross A. Hawking M. Henderson G. Evans T. LeedsHawthorn: P. Nunan N. Hayes R. Ogge M. Widmer V. BistElsternwick 3.4 7.6 9.9 10.12 (72)Monash Gryphons 0.7 1.8 4.14 7.15 (57)GOALS Elsternwick: A. Thornton 6 S. Grace 2 A. Patey 1 B. Mugridge 1 MonashGryphons: G. Munro 2 T. Madden 2 M. Malloy 2 D. Wills 1BEST Elsternwick: N. Hodskiss C. Craig D. Richardson D. Grace K. Hayes D. HealyMonash Gryphons: K. Cherian M. Fletcher J. Harrak C. Mackie T. Madden L. WellsPrahran Assumption 5.7 12.16 19.22 22.28 (160)Mt Lilydale 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.1 (7)GOALS Prahran Assumption: R. Ellis 5 N. Haynes 2 T. Booth 2 J. Rice 2 B. Field 2R. Delacruz 2 T. Candy 2 B. Pell 2 S. Zayler 1 C. Pepperill 1 J. Dewar 1 Mt Lilydale:R. Strong 1BEST Prahran Assumption: T. Booth R. Delacruz H. Pitts A. Stewart C. Pepperill N.Haynes Mt Lilydale: R. Black M. Gee A. Rodwell M. Hollingsworth J. Russell R. StrongPower House 2.1 6.2 9.5 14.7 (91)UHS-VU 0.6 3.6 7.7 7.8 (50)GOALS Power House: L. Nevett 3 R. Somers 2 G. Tubridy 2 P. Arnold 2 R. Marshall 2 J.Dixon 1 L. Johnston 1 D. Hourn 1 UHS-VU: M. Sweeney 2 T. Woodlock 1 T. Buttigieg 1L. McCartney 1 N. Linehan 1 E. Coombe 1BEST Power House: N. O’Shea W. Elliott B. Counsel L. Nevett J. Brennan P. ArnoldUHS-VU: M. Young N. Linehan M. Roberts M. Butera J. Ford M. TemmingYarra Valley 3.2 5.8 8.9 11.13 (79)Ivanhoe 2.1 3.1 3.5 4.5 (29)GOALS Yarra Valley: B. Seeger 3 M. Laing 3 J. Hall 1 D. Mills 1 M. Letson 1 J. Harding1 B. Hughes 1 Ivanhoe: B. Plowman 2 S. Ward 1 M. Brazzale 1BEST Yarra Valley: F. Pellegrino M. Wines D. Mills D. Vanderzeil B. Seeger W. HardingIvanhoe: B. Plowman J. Trescowthick B. Addison W. Pearce T. O’Neill M. ValenzisiWest Brunswick 8.4 10.10 15.17 17.21 (123)Albert Park 0.0 1.2 1.3 2.4 (16)GOALS West Brunswick: D. Thrift 5 C. Lehmann 3 M. Dishon 2 S. O’Neill 2 B. Latter 2J. King 1 J. Mercer 1 J. Hopkins 1 Albert Park: B. Payne 2BEST West Brunswick: S. Monagle H. Lewis M. Dishon J. Mercer M. MeehanC. Lehmann Albert Park: A. Clements S. Lundgren J. Lampard J. Sutton P. McGuireR. CloseKew 3.8 4.12 9.14 11.20 (86)Hawthorn 0.0 2.1 3.2 6.3 (39)GOALS Kew: R. Campagna 4 M. Bailey 2 J. Kennedy 1 S. Daw 1 W. Delbridge 1 C.Wilson 1 S. Norman 1 Hawthorn: J. Mannix 2 L. Nunn 2 B. Morey 1 L. Clancey 1BEST Kew: R. Campagna R. Israel C. Watts M. Hill B. Woodhouse M. BaileyHawthorn: N. Martin B. Stewart L. Collins C. Simpson C. Williams B. MoreyMonash Gryphons 2.6 4.13 9.16 17.17 (119)Elsternwick 1.0 1.1 6.4 9.5 (59)GOALS Monash Gryphons: M. Loricco 5 P. Rutherford 3 M. Davies 2 R. Sharkey 2 A.Ross 2 K. Love 1 R. Fletcher 1 D. Giliam 1 Elsternwick: A. Lewis 2 M. Thiele 2 A. Foster2 J. Gates 2 E. Alter 1BEST Monash Gryphons: M. Davies D. Giliam S. Illangakoon M. Loricco K. Love D.PetsinisElsternwick:J. Conway J. Gates S. Lungren S. Liddy P. Moloney M. 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DIVISION 4Simon FullerRICHMOND CENTRALSTAKE CLAIM FOR TOP TWO SPOTPositions 5-9 tightened up again, plenty of gunforwards kicked big bags of goals and RichmondCentral announced themselves as a genuinecontender for the double chance in finals,knocking off second placed Swinburne in a matchof the round that lived up to all expectations.Point Cook made the trek to Manningham,desperate to arrest its current losing streak.But, out at Koonung, it was Manningham whoprevailed; coming from behind to win by 19points. Scott McPherson was the hero for theCobras, kicking seven goals, which takes him to17 in the last three weeks and Ben Cookson waslively. Aaron Marsh had six for the Bulldogs andTroy Wilson continued his brilliant recent form.Of the also-rans at the halfway mark of theseason, it looked like the Tigers were the mostlikely challengers for a top four spot by the endof the year. But it was North Brunny who took thechocolates, with a comprehensive thumping. Itwas a dominant display by North, with Pat Notarobagging eleven in a sensational display.Chadstone had perhaps their best performanceof the season at Elgar Park, holding the lead atquarter time against the Demons and finishingwith 22 scoring shots. Unfortunately, their radarwas off, only registering six goals, but the signs areencouraging. Box Hill North kicked into gear in thesecond quarter, piling on 7.4 to 0.1 to set up theirwin. Club legend and three-time B&F Afrim Odzawas terrific in his 300th game for the Demons,booting three, including a vintage run where hemanaged to dodge several would-be tacklers andkick truly. Prime movers Daniel Field and FranciscoGeorge were the best for Chadstone.Eley Park hosted St Francis Xavier at WhitehorseReserve and would have been confident theycould give the top side a run for their money afterthe X-Men had looked vulnerable in recent times.The SFX response was emphatic, flexing theirmuscles in a ten goal victory. Kicking with thebreeze in the first quarter, the X-Men registeredsix goals to one from the Sharks. Leigh Andrews,Dimitri Dimakopoulos and Simon Van Dam werethe catalysts, giving the potent SFX forward lineplenty of opportunities. The Sharks fought backin the second term, reducing the margin to lessthan a goal at the main break. The third quarterbelonged to the X-Men’s spearhead, with BenSpencer putting on a clinic with an amazingseven goals in the quarter, taking the game outof Eley Park’s reach. Paul Gould and Paul Bonadiocontrolled the X-Men’s backline throughout theday. Chris Brown was great for the Sharks withthree goals and Jon Edlich kicked four.Match of the Round was out at the homeof the Razorbacks, with second spot on theladder potentially being up for grabs betweenSwinburne University and Richmond Central. Itwas the visiting Snakes who saluted in a matchthat lived up to the billing, with just five pointsseparating the teams at the final siren. Richmondwere happy to battle Swinburne to a stalemateagainst the wind in the first quarter, beforemaking their move in the second stanza, withfour goals to one for the home side, giving thema twenty point lead at halftime. Central veteranAdam Fiske had his best game for the year, BenRyan and Shaun Jones provided plenty of drivefrom half back and Seb Angus was locked in anengrossing battle with Phil Wild, who was alsodropping back in defence and making thingstough for Christian Traeger. Swinburne respondedto the challenge in the premiership quarter withfive goals to nothing giving them the lead back.Two quick goals to the Snakes in the fourth madeit a one point game and then Centrals pepperedTODAYSelections in BOLDPOINT COOK v NORTH BRUNSWICKMANNINGHAM COBRAS v ELEY PARK SHARKSSOUTH MORNINGTON v SWINBURNE UNIVERSITYRICHMOND CENTRAL v BOX HILL NORTHCHADSTONE v ST FRANCIS XAVIER14 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011SPORTS INJURY CASUALTY - OPEN 1-7 SATURDAY

David TolsonTHIRDSANOTHER BIGWEEKA perfect winter’s day greeted Thirds players in round10, allowing for high quality games of football to beproduced, and we were not disappointed!Stradbroke Park played host to the top of the tableclash, where Old Xavs’ superior game plan anddisciplined structures helped them beat OM’s. ForOM’s, the defection and subsequent absence of WillHarris proved costly. With James Newton unable toadequately fill his void, the Xavs’ big men dominated.De La relished the conditions by thumping Uni Blues.Tom Naughtin booted seven for the victors. Werribeeheld Ashman to only 4 goals, but couldn’t stopMutton and Baxter contributing 10 between them,as Collegians belted Werribee. Bullocking defenderWill Ponsford played his best game for the year as theCardinals trounced Old Trinity.Whitefriars produced a dominant display againstan undermanned Oakleigh. Brett Vey and MichaelStafford were the prime movers for Whitefriars. StBernard’s skipped into 4 th place with a comfortablevictory against Old Camberwell, showing grunt andclass that is sure to be a factor in finals. Brett Scottproved a handful for Old Xav defenders, as the bigman with the shaved head kicked five for Caulfield,who ran away after half time. St Kevin’s defeatedMarcellin and Uni Blacks also notched up an easyvictory, overcoming Old Brighton in a scrappy affair.Round 11 sees four straightforward matchesin Premier Thirds, as De La, Collegians, OM’sand Werribee should all easily account for theiropponents. In Premier B Thirds, Caulfield shouldprevail over a determined St Bernard’s. Camberwellwill defeat Oakleigh. St Kevin’s prove too strong forthe Friars. Marcellin should outclass Old Brighton andOld Xavs need to beat Uni Blacks in order to stay intouch with the finals race.TODAYSelections in BOLDPREMIER THIRDSOLD SCOTCH v COLLEGIANSUNIVERSITY BLUES v OLD MELBURNIANSST BEDES/MT v DE LA SALLEWERRIBEE DISTRICTS v OLD TRINITYPREMIER B THIRDSCAULFIELD GRAMM v ST BERNARDSOLD CAMBERWELL v OAKLEIGH AFCOLD XAVERIANS v UNIVERSITY BLACKSST KEVINS v WHITEFRIARSMARCELLIN v OLD BRIGHTONPREMIER THIRDS LAST ROUND PREMIER B THIRDSOld Xaverians 1.6 3.9 7.10 9.14 (68)Old Melburnians 2.1 3.2 4.2 6.2 (38)GOALS Old Xaverians: A. Torre 2 M. Hennessy 2 D. Molan 1 C. Dipierdomenico 1 C. Chisholm1 M. Dimattina 1 J. McDonnell 1 Old Melburnians: N. Russell 1 T. Beaumont 1 S. Petsinis 1J. Cooper 1 T. Ryan 1 T. Lackmann 1BEST Old Xaverians: M. Dipietro P. Doyle T. Grigg W. Bull S. Adams T. Fahey OldMelburnians: C. Wilmoth N. Amato M. McCoy S. Kennon J. Newton L. GooleyOld Scotch 3.3 5.4 13.7 21.11 (137)Old Trinity 1.1 5.5 6.7 6.7 (43)GOALS Old Scotch: J. Sherriff 4 D. Carey 2 W. Allen 2 R. Hays 2 T. Mursell 2 N. Inge 2 D.Nelson 2 B. Leahy 1 J. Speck 1 H. McClean 1 W. Boyd 1 J. Newquist 1 Old Trinity: E.MacDonald 2 S. Cade 1 C. Sparsi 1 M. McDonald 1 J. Wilson 1 T. Mead 1BEST Old Scotch: B. Leahy J. Sherriff J. Speck O. Nickson A. van Ryn W. Ponsford Old Trinity:T. Criagie P. Langdon C. Sparsi J. Northey J. WilsonCollegians 4.0 11.5 16.15 24.20 (164)Werribee Districts 2.3 2.5 2.6 4.7 (31)GOALS Collegians: D. Mutton 5 J. Heard 5 J. Ashman 4 B. Tiver 3 A. Baxter 2 B. Duff 2 D.Jayatilake 1 A. Benton 1 J. Martyn 1 Werribee Districts: R. Stooke 2 T. Morrish 1 M. Moyle 1BEST Collegians: D. Mutton J. Heard A. Baxter J. Ashman M. Johnson K. Findlay WerribeeDistricts: A. Tedeso A. Alabakis C. Durso B. Norton A. Hassett S. SimpsonDe La Salle 2.4 11.4 14.6 20.7 (127)University Blues 1.3 3.3 5.6 8.10 (58)GOALS De La Salle: T. Naughtin 7 S. Morwood 3 M. Naughtin 2 S. Hogan 2 M. Rodgers 1 A.Palmer 1 K. Grant 1 L. Godhino 1 S. Lowe 1 N. Hogan 1 University Blues: W. Girdwood 4 T.Maddocks 1 L. Wardle 1 W. Van De Pol 1 A. Walsh 1BEST De La Salle: S. Hogan M. Naughtin D. Black L. Godhino C. Thompson S. O’DonnellUniversity Blues: W. Van De Pol D. Marshall M. Pickering L. Wardle T. Maddocks W.GirdwoodUniversity Blacks 3.2 7.6 9.11 13.13 (91)Old Brighton 1.3 3.5 5.5 8.8 (56)GOALS University Blacks: A. Densten 3 A. Moore 3 D. Collopy 1 C. O’Sullivan 1 A. Stirling 1 D.Lehane 1 S. Lane 1 C. Bond 1 J. Higginson 1 Old Brighton: H. McLennan 2 M. Burge 1 E. Wittich1 A. Betts 1 J. Dooley 1 J. Marks 1 A. Cann 1BEST University Blacks: X. Hatch D. Collopy J. Young D. Lehane J. McDonald T. HowieOld Brighton: E. Wittich Z. Wilson S. Weybury B. Pascoe J. Kumm P. HealeySt Kevins 3.5 8.10 11.17 13.19 (97)Marcellin 1.1 2.3 3.5 5.10 (40)GOALS St Kevins: S. Browne 4 T. Crookes 2 S. Thomas 2 M. O’Neill 1 B. Marchesani 1 R. Short 1J. Anthony 1 A. Balestra 1 Marcellin: P. O’Callaghan 2 N. Bortolotto 2 J. Mahoney 1BEST St Kevins: R. Short G. Holland S. Browne A. Peloza P. Murray W. Hartley Marcellin: J.Mahoney S. Kemp M. Grigoruk M. McColl L. Brockhus A. CeccomanciniWhitefriars 2.5 6.11 8.15 15.20 (110)Oakleigh AFC 0.5 2.6 2.7 2.8 (20)GOALS Whitefriars: M Stafford 4 C. Tomecek 3 J. Chun 2 B. Somchanmavong 1 M. Kiely 1 J.Burns 1 M. Pelosi 1 N. Tomecek 1 N. Di Pietrantonio 1 Oakleigh AFC: J. Wines 2BEST Whitefriars: B. Vey S. Green M. Stafford C. Collins J. Chun C. Tomecek Oakleigh AFC: A.Spyros T. Costigan E. Catalla C. Buchanan A. Keady J. WinesSt Bernards 8.4 9.8 14.10 17.12 (114)Old Camberwell 1.1 3.2 3.3 4.7 (31)GOALS St Bernards: G. Christie 3 M. Trim 3 D. Anderson 2 D. Kavanagh 2 A. Ciantar 1 M.Kavanagh 1 L. Neal 1 M. Briganti 1 A. Neal 1 J. Hellard 1 J. Pignataro 1 Old Camberwell: M.Atkinson 2 J. Flynn 1 S. Mulligan 1BEST St Bernards: T. Isaacs G. Christie D. Barker J. Pignataro J. Flannery M. TrimOld Camberwell: D. Walpole M. Woodbridge M. Mandjian E. Cramer M. Atkinson O. DicksonCaulfield Grammarians 6.4 7.4 11.9 12.14 (86)Old Xaverians 1.1 5.8 5.8 6.10 (46)GOALS Caulfield Grammarians: B. Scott 5 G. Vanderkruk 3 P. Farmer 1 B. Cater 1 T. Rowsthorn1 N. Edwards 1 Old Xaverians: B. Corcoran 2 J. Davies 2 D. Fulton 1 M. Green 1BEST Caulfield Grammarians: A. Bednarek P. Farmer W. Eke N. Guyett E. Hawke B. ScottOld Xaverians: J. Franklyn P. Henderson Z. Haupt J. Davies J. Meehan W. Molony16 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011

Rising Star - R10Brendon Grech - RupertswoodBrendon Grech from Rupertswood is the R 10 Rising Star.Brendon played his juniors at Gisborne Rookies football club in theRiddell District Football League.Brendon has played at Rupertswood since 2009 where he startedin the under 19s, playing 17 games while kicking 23 goals in U19Premier. He quickly stood out in 2010 playing 8 games for the seniorswhilst only being 18, he also spent half the year in the U18s includingtheir premiership win over Oakleigh whilst being Best on for the daywhilst also coming fourth in the league best and fairest that year.Brendon has become a regular in 2011 playing all ten matches for theseniors and being named in the best 5 times whilst kicking 11 goals.Congratulations to Brendon.To be eligible for the weekly award, players must be born on or after 1 July1989 and must not have played a full season of VAFA senior football priorto 2011. All players born on or after 1 July 1991 are eligible, regardless ofprevious experience.CYAN SPORTING IMAGESaction shotsteam photosgrand final posterswww.cyansportingimages.com.auGARRY SPARKE 0409 007 888THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011 17

Big V RecollectionsBy Simon LethleanDuring the period 1998-2002, the Big V playednine or ten times against against the Ovens &Murray League, South Australian Amateurs, andVictorian Country Football League. There weresome standout moments both on the field and offthe field that stick in our memories. They can besummarised best as followed:“It’s Showtime” – In the pre-season of 1998at Waverley Park, before a Foster’s Cup matchagainst the winner of the Victorian CountryChampionships – the very strong Ovens & MurrayLeague. In the pre-match, which was the jewel inNick Bourke’s coaching crown (he was renownedfor his emotive orations), just as he was reachinghis crescendo, he turned to Old Xavs centre halfforward Adam Jones, pointed at him and as ked“Wow, do you know what time it is?”. With thehuddle of 21 players hanging on Adam’s response,the room fell silent. Wow, knowing he wasn’t reallysupposed to respond, didn’t, and Nick chimedin on cue with “It’s Showtime!” With that, Wowand Jason Taylor burst out laughing, somewhatquelling the response from the group. It tooksome of us a few moments of the warm up to getover that episode, but we soon settled and wenton to win that match in the dying stages for theVAFA.The Hatfield Years – The years 1998- 2000 werethe golden era of Glen Hatfield, a time when wasat the very peak of his powers. Hatty was a regularRep fixture and was the VAFA’s hard man in theeyes of our opponents – a reputation Glen happilyadopted. Against Vic Country at Skilled Stadium, Iwas set to play half back on Stuart Anderson, whohad won a premiership with North Melbourne in1996. He was fit, in good form and was going tobe handful. I’m not sure if Hatty had set himselfto kill him or not, but he certainly hadn’t toldanyone about it. His intentions became prettyclear, pretty quickly. At the first bounce, I hadthe token arm across the far bigger and far moreoiled arm of Anderson and I looked over at Hattywho was scuffing his foot on the wing like a bullin Pamplona. He looked completely off tap andcompletely out of control. I wasn’t going to getin his way in the middle for the first bounce. Theball was bounced, possibly off centre by Gibbo,and Anderson rushed in to compete. I held backas a nice, safe release player for a feed backfrom Flea Mahoney or some other such tougherplayer than I. Hatty came in at 100 miles an hourand completely blind sided Anderson who wasleft motionless on the deck. The game stopped,Anderson was removed from the arena, Hatty wassmiling like a contented assassin … and the VCFLwent on to smash us by about seventy points, withme finishing at full back on Simon Goosey who didas he pleased!Humey’s Shorts – Can’t remember the game, butat half time, we were preparing to run back out.My teammate and work colleague at the time –Stephen Hume of Old Scotch – jumped in front ofme and I noticed that he had his guernsey tuckedinto not only his shorts, but also into his beigebike pants, which had ridden up half way up hisjumper number. I pointed it out to Andrew Dillonwho agreed it was best we just let Stephen headout . . . good to see we were focussed. Stephen hasnever really forgiven either of us for this incident.Rambo - Andrew Ramsden was a constant throughthese years too. How he is still playing today isbeyond me, and it’s a credit to him that he’s stillinvolved in Premier Section and kicking bags likehe did last week. Rambo’s off-field highlights reelwas full on the 1998 trip to SA. Not only did helive up to his nickname by allegedly becoming18 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011

a little wild at a local discotheque, but he lockedhis roommate Ben Jordan out of his room, leavingJordan scratching like a cat on the doors ofteammates to find a bed. Best he didn’t share aroom with Rambo that night, as by all reports thesprinklers might have gone off. The game itselfwas probably one of the best of that era. We wereplaying a half amateur, half professional SA teamwith a man mountain full forward whose nameescapes me whom David Landrigan and RohanPrice did their best to stop. We ended up gettingour noses in front in the dying minutes after LukeyVassalo finally speared a torpedo at the localclown who had followed him end to end callinghim Krusty the Klown. SA then won the centreclearance and the ball was marked by SA’s Downs.The siren went. Downs duly went back and dulymissed narrowly and the Big V won by a point.Denver “Porno” Artz - Denver Artz burst onto thescene in 1999. The big, solid lad from HamptonRovers was plucked from obscurity by Nick Bourkeand quickly became the “Gladiator” of the sideafter his stats sheet v SA at Elsternwick showed 30stats and 20 tackles (a feat he repeated against theCountry later that year). He was a wrecking balllike few of us had ever seen. He was everything Iwas not – hard at the ball, hard at the man andwon his own ball. He was quickly nicknamedPorno because of his unusual and porn-star likename and was selected forever more, based on histoughness and performance in Rep games thatyear.Captain-gate - The 2001 match against VCFLat Elsternwick will go down as one of the bestand most complete wins ever by a VAFA team.We smashed VCFL by about thirteen goals witha resolute backline, a dominant midfield and aforward line led by Luke Hawkins - who kicked atleast seven goals in a masterful display. The teamwas led by Rambo and I, but the photo on the wallat VAFA HQ will always show Gillon McLachlan asthe captain. Gill had been a mainstay of the sideand it was always great to play alongside him, asyou just knew that his flat concrete hands wouldensure plenty of crumbs front and centre. In thelead-up to this match it was quite clear (given hehadn’t trained or played at all) that he was notgoing to play. Gill, however, demanded he begiven time to get his back right (he had fallen offa Shetland pony that he was breaking in) so hecould take his place. He knew if he could keep theselectors on-side until after the team photo on theThursday night, that he could then withdraw andthe annals of history would still recognise him ascaptain. Sure enough, as Gill took his place on thebench to Nick Bourke’s right, his look of glee wasapparent despite his injury agony. Once the madcreepy stalker from The Bodyguard had taken theteam photo and the last flash had gone off, Gillslowly stood up, handed his jumper to Nick Bourkeand Phil Stevens, and apologetically advised thathe just didn’t think he was going to get up for thematch. What a surprise!The photo: McLachlan at left, coach Nick Bourkein the centre and on the right, Simon Lethlean,who will coach the Big V Premier C-Div 4 teamagainst the VCFL next Saturday.THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011 19

Michael FitzgeraldFTLOTGSHARPSHOOTERSPlayer Club Last Round TotalPREMIERTravis Ridgway OLD HAILEYBURY 1 33Daniel Rush OLD XAVERIANS 1 28Shura Taft COLLEGIANS 1 27Jack Watts UNIVERSITY BLUES 7 24Samuel Dunell OLD MELBURNIANS 4 23Andrew Ramsden OLD TRINITY 6 22PREMIER RESERVEJames McDonnell OLD XAVERIANS 3 27William Hartnell UNIVERSITY BLUES 3 25Stephen Muller DE LA SALLE 0 25Michael Chitham OLD SCOTCH 1 19Tristan Coles OLD HAILEYBURY 4 19Jack Jarvis DE LA SALLE 1 19PREMIER THIRDSJoshua Ashman COLLEGIANS 4 43Callum Dipierdomenico OLD XAVERIANS 1 19Tom Healey OLD MELBURNIANS 0 19Joshua Heard COLLEGIANS 5 18Daniel Molan OLD XAVERIANS 1 18PREMIER BOwen Weatherley OLD IVANHOE 4 41Michael Giansiracusa ST KEVINS 2 37Jordan Foster UNIVERSITY BLACKS 2 36Matthew Petering BEAUMARIS 6 33Scott Gower BEAUMARIS 2 32Brett Sinclair CAULFIELD GRAMM 4 32PREMIER B RESERVETim Marshall OLD BRIGHTON 1 21Dean Spanos CAULFIELD GRAMM 0 20Justin Kremmer CAULFIELD GRAMM 0 18Jack Mullen ST KEVINS 5 18Chris Mitchell ST BERNARDS 2 16PREMIER B THIRDSBrett Scott CAULFIELD GRAMM 5 44Benjamin Corcoran OLD XAVERIANS 2 26James Sest OLD BRIGHTON 0 25David Kavanagh ST BERNARDS 2 24Scott Thomas ST KEVINS 2 20Player Club Last Round TotalPREMIER CDavid Fayman AJAX 5 51Will Pickering FITZROY 5 40Nathan Black WERRIBEE 2 38Jake Lew AJAX 2 30Steven Tolongs ORMOND 1 28PREMIER C RESERVETheodore Sapountzis WERRIBEE 3 28Samuel Buckley FITZROY 1 17Luke Saunders ORMOND 0 17Andrew Cunningham WERRIBEE 0 16DIVISION 1James Wong WILLIAMSTOWN 5 31Ash Brown BANYULE 1 30James Coghlan PENINSULA 2 30Todd Patterson NORTH OLD BOYS/ST PATS 7 28Jean Daou WHITEFRIARS 4 28DIVISION 1 RESERVEAlex Bottomley BANYULE 1 27James Ratcliffe OLD GEELONG 3 27Timothy Bayles OLD GEELONG 7 26Steven Barlow WILLIAMSTOWN 1 26DIVISION 2Glenn Boyd GLEN EIRA 7 49Jake George THERRY PENOLA 0 45Stuart Patten LA TROBE UNIVERSITY 6 35Adam Ray STH MELB DISTRICTS 3 34DIVISION 2 RESERVEAnthony Smith EMMAUS ST LEOS 8 39Timothy Goodwin THERRY PENOLA 5 35Steve Vamvakas GLEN EIRA 0 30Timothy Mawdsley LA TROBE UNIVERSITY 3 2720 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011

Player Club Last Round Total Player Club Last Round TotalDIVISION 3Adam Sleight PRAHRAN ASSUMPTION 10 45Peter Cristoforo PRAHRAN ASSUMPTION 1 41Andrew Brazzale KEW 5 38Paul Edwards POWER HOUSE 6 36DIVISION 3 RESERVEBenjamin Seeger YARRA VALLEY 3 36Rick Ellis PRAHRAN ASSUMPTION 5 31Mitchell Sweeney UHS-VU 2 30Steven O’Neill WEST BRUNSWICK 2 29DIVISION 4Ben Spencer ST FRANCIS XAVIER 9 66Aaron Marsh POINT COOK 6 58Daniel Penny BOX HILL NORTH 2 55Patrick Notaro NORTH BRUNSWICK 11 47Ira Israel ELEY PARK SHARKS 2 44DIVISION 4 RESERVEThomas Kennedy SWINBURNE UNIVERSITY 0 31Matthew Blackmore SOUTH MORNINGTON 0 28Joshua Brown ELEY PARK SHARKS 2 20Trent Davey RICHMOND CENTRAL 0 20Kyle Debernardi SOUTH MORNINGTON 0 20U19 PREMIEROliver Webber BEAUMARIS 1 37Daniel Iaucione OLD XAVERIANS 0 36Sebastian Kemmerer OLD MELBURNIANS 0 35Hugh Nicholson DE LA SALLE 1 33Julian Turner FITZROY 4 31U19 SECTION 2Christopher Molivas WERRIBEE 0 49Robert Shergold OLD CAREY 4 41Christian Doggett ORMOND 6 34Will Osborn CAULFIELD GRAMM 0 34Mikhal Secoulidis WERRIBEE 2 33REMEMBERU19 SECTION 3Sam Stacker OLD TRINITY 12 38Lachlan McRedmond NORTHERN BULLANTS 0 21Richie Simon AJAX 0 18Jake Barrett OLD ESSENDON 5 17U19 NORTHJack Langford BANYULE 0 33Charles Ross LA TROBE UNI 0 28James Hodson BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE 0 28Adam Lauria BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE 5 27Marcus Borg BANYULE 1 27U19 SOUTHLouis Greco MAZENOD 9 37Stefan Gusts ST MARY’S SALESIAN 1 29Scott Millner MAZENOD 4 21Benjamin Cailes MONASH BLUES 0 21Lachlan George MHSOB 0 19John-Paul Malietzis MAZENOD 4 18UNDER 18Trent Dimitriou WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 2 39Jayden Costello WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 1 38Aaron Cloke OAKLEIGH AFC 6 33Mitchell Wilson RUPERTSWOOD AFC 0 25Hayden Rowe THERRY PENOLA 0 23CLUB XVIII (1)Robert Moffatt UNIVERSITY BLACKS 3 25Hugo Sampson OLD MELBURNIANS 2 19Adam Kovarik DE LA SALLE 2 18James Green UNIVERSITY BLACKS 1 17Angus Armstrong OLD MELBURNIANS 0 16CLUB XVIII (NORTH)David Witchell BANYULE 8 34Tim Sheehan IVANHOE 9 32Simon Lenders OLD CAREY 2 25Brett Dintinosante OLD PARADIANS 0 20CLUB XVIII (SOUTH)Shane Metz ORMOND AFC 0 31George Dellaportas HAWTHORN 6 23Stefan Davis MAZENOD 4 20Rodney Hawkins MAZENOD 3 19PATRONS ARE NOT PERMITTEDTO BRING ALCOHOL INTOELSTERNWICK PARK OR INTOANY VAFA VENUETHE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011 21

Geoff ReilleyRETROSAMEAGAIN?12 Months Ago – 2010In C Section, Bernie Sheehy had AJAX (third)‘purring’along nicely, just waiting for an opportunity to openup, to grab a double chance position. Both CaulfieldGrammarians (top) and Beaumaris (second) wouldnot need to falter. Old Camberwell (fourth) werealready two games and lots of percentage backfrom AJAX. Maybe percentage would decide thefinal positions and AJAX did their chances no harmas they routed Old Geelong in this round. DavidFayman up front was again in top form with 8 goalsand Ari Lewski continued to lead the way withdelivery into the forward half. OG’s failed to makeany headway after a slow start and the 24.11 to 4.13was a resounding victory. Alex Thomson and TimHope-Johnstone valiant in defeat.Williamstown CYMS proved they were not out ofthe finals’ race with a terrific win over the previouslyun-defeated Werribee in Division 1. Willy startedwell and never allowed Werribee to take hold of thegame with a 10.11 to 8.8, hard fought victory. Best –McCracken, Richards, McKay, Elliott, Lee (3), Cooper(Williamstown) and Murphy, Scudamore, Norton,Pelar, Angelini, Palmington (Werribee).Jesse Rush from Rupertswood was the ClubWarehouse Rising Star for the week and was anotherof the Rupertswood junior system’s products. Jessehad been part of the VAFA U19 squad and hadcemented his place in the senior Rupertswoodteam.5 Years Ago – 2006In D2 Section Salesian Old Collegians emerged asreal premiership contenders after they disposedof Aquinas by 10 goals, 17.14 to 7.10. The loss byAquinas also set their chances of finals back butthey were not without the ability to re-ignite theirchallenge. There had been little between the twoteams for the first three quarters but Salesians’8 goals to nil in the final term told a tale. Best –Bobetic, Stevens, Hazell, Wilson, Morsello, Kelly(Salesian) and Olarenshaw, Whitehead, Lyng, Evans,J Box, Tyssen (Aquinas).St Mary’s won their first game for the season againstSwinburne, 12.10 to 12.7 in a game that seesawedthroughout the afternoon. Best – Murphy,Armstrong (4), Dwyer, Crilly, Harrison, Frail (StM) andHiggins (5), Milano (4), Sheedy, Mennen, Pearson,Walsh (Swinburne).Box Hill North stayed in equal fourth position witha huge win over North Brunswick 28.16 to 4.7. Best– Marcakis, Beaumont (5), D Penny (6), Ball, Garrett,Plunkett (BHN) and Boudolph, Savanagh, Rhook,Pizzari, Famulari, Robertson (NB).10 Years Ago – 2001In B Section, Therry, at home, were unable to holdOld Haileybury’s charge in the final term and wentdown 16.10 to 19.12. Therry’s second half wasdisappointing in the circumstances. Best – Saunders(5), Mason (3), Walden, Bourke, S Langford-Jones,Jense (OH) and Mills, S Bannister (3), C Bannister,Castaldi, M Goodwin, Elliott (Therry).The C Section ‘battle of Mentone’ saw a tight tusslewith Old Mentonians defeating St Bedes 14.3 to 12.7in a tight, entertaining battle. Best - Acreman (6), BKuramoto, Dart, Flaskis, Solley, Costello (OM) and LWintle, Owen, Beasley, L’Huillier, Tomlinson (StB).Craig Brajtberg and Andrea Thwaites were the fieldumps.Matt McKellar played his 350 th game for HamptonRovers and had started with the Rovers in 1979in the Under 19’s. After winning several Best andFairest awards, “the kid” was Club Captain for threeseasons. Matthew was an outstanding example foryounger players to follow.Adam Acreman kicked his 1000 th goal for OldMentonians and this was an history makingachievement for Mentonians. Adam paid tributeto his family , his Club and to his opponents in anemotional speech after the game.20 Years Ago – 1991Old Ivanhoe thumped La Trobe University 17.20 to5.5 in D Section and went two games clear of fourthposition. The Hoes would have liked to have kickedstraighter but the percentage boosting win wasstill of great value. Best – Taylor, Alexander, Smith,Pidoto (8), W Parry, Dyson (OI) and Mele, O’Connor,McDonald, Tighe, Liersch, Eldridge (La Trobe).Aquinas maintained their fourth position with asolid performance against Brunswick, 9.10 to 4.7.Best – Hurley, Leaver, Haggarty, P Grierson, Tarulli,Wilkinson (Aquinas) and Stevens, Carroll, Hewitt,Conboy, Barley, green (Brunswick).22 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011

A Section field umpires were – Tony Hales, JustinToohey, Rob Bell, Mark Jenkins, Mark, Gibson, GeoffRidd, Noel McDonald, Steve McCarthy, RichardSimon and Mark Bushfield. (The remarkably durableSteve McCarthy umpired his 600 th game last week;what a fantastic effort Macca – well done).30 Years Ago – 1981In C Section Hampton Rovers were a game clear inthird place following their 17 point win over MHSOBwho slipped out of the four. Best – Rowston, Wilson,Marshall (HR) and Jones, Flegeltaub, Delaney(MHSOB).Brunswick’s accuracy in F Section enabled themto inflict Banyule’s second only defeat for theseason, 15.5 to 13.13. Best – Quigley, Hutchison, BLewis (Brunswick) and Wilcox, Stevenson, Hitchins(Banyule).At Collegians Scott Wagstaff played his 100 th gamesand Mark Hibbins and Greg Parsons each recordedtheir 50 th .Leading goal kickers were A Jones (Marcellin) ASection 57, J Priestley (Old Brighton) B Section 55,Devere (Bulleen Temp) C Section 57, Ryan (St Bedes)D Section 58, S Scullin (North Brunswick) E Section62 and A Quaife (Bulleen United) F Section 51.40 Years Ago – 1971In A Section, and in very windy conditions,Ormond’s defeat of Caulfield Grammarians, 21.15to 18.13, saw the Grammarians lose their topfour place in a very even competition. Despiteleading goal kicker, John Butcher’s 5-goal haul forCaulfield, they did not have the multi goal scoringoptions that Ormond were able to present. It wasa high quality, skilful exhibition from both teams.Best – Morgan (4), Wood (3), Logan, Jackson, AlanGraham (4), Crumpton (Ormond) and Butcher (5),Fox, S McLaughlin, Williams, P McLaughlin, G Tootell(Caulfield Grammarians).In B Section, Old Carey’s accuracy kept them inthe game against Kew but Kew’s overall strengthenabled them to win by 8 points and stay in touchwith the top four. Best – Smith, Berry, Hayes, Nihill(6), Mullin, Stone (Kew) and Thomas, Birrell (3),Kingdom, Douglas, Chapman, Elliott (Old Carey).Kew’s Don Mullin played a great 150 th game.The amazingly durable Les Gordon, Power Housechampion and premiership player, turned out forhis 350 th Game and had not missed a match throughinjury since 1954! Multiple winner of best and fairestawards, Les was one of thegreats of ammo footy. John“Pincus” Penhale played his200 th game for ANZ Bankwith his personal highlight as leader of the 1969reserves; premiership side.50 Years Ago – 1961In A Section Old Melburnians scored an exciting 3point win against Collegians and were back on topof the ladder, one game ahead of Collegians andUniversity Blacks. Melburnians looked to have thegame won when they ran to a 16-point lead half waythrough the last quarter but Collegians had hit backstrongly to nearly steal the game. Final score 11.13to 11.10. Best – Reid, Graham, R Wilson, Knott (OM’s)and R Daff, G Hibbins, Levin, L Hibbins (Collegians).A brilliant half back line enabled CommonwealthBank to score a shock win over Power House in BSection 13.9 to 5.7. The result placed pressure onPower House who were now ahead of fifth placeonly on percentage. Best – Cleary, Neill, Board, BobMulligan (Comm Bank) and Brzezinski, Gordon,Bishop, Wheaton (PH).Nigel Kendall, Gary Harvey and Rex O’Brienall completed their 50th games for CaulfieldGrammarians. As well as being consistent playersfor Caulfield, all three were serving committeemembers.60 Years Ago – 1951Commonwealth Bank defeated Ormond to holdtheir top spot in A Section and the passionateComm Bank scribe declared – “and that was thebest-played, hardest-fought, most fair dinkumgame I’ve ever seen. The umpiring was perfect andjudging by the cheers from the fence, I think aboutthree thousand spectators all agreed”. No mentionof the Bankers’ best, however, Ormond agreed itwas a great, fast game and congratulated the Bank’sdefenders who repeated marked deep in the lastto ensure a win. Col Campbell, Ron McFarlane andLaurie Holman (3) were announced as the Monds’best three.A Section Captain were P Cox (Old Melburnians),D Arnold (Hampton Rovers), K Lewis (Collegians),J Thomas (Comm Bank), W Sparks (Ivanhoe), JSheehan (Ormond) but no details of the leaders forBrunswick, Uni Blacks, Old Scotch or Uni Blues!THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011 23

MEDIASATURDAYS9:00 VAFA FOOTY SHOWNews and interviews from around the VAFA1:45 VAFA MATCH OF THE DAYLive broadcast of Premier contest and scoresSTREAMING LIVE ATinnerfm.org.auSUNDAYS12:45 VAFA GAME OF THE WEEKLive broadcast of Premier clashes fromSportscover Arena (when designated)STREAMING LIVE ATsouthernfm.com.auSUNDAYS AT 9:30amTom Brain and Steve McCarthy apply theirpost-mortems.SUNDAYS AT 6:00pmGlenn “scatters” Scarborough dissects theweekend’s round.VAFA PROMOS THUR & FRISATURDAY LIVE SCORESONTWITTER@VAFACOMMLATE SCORES, FINES & TRIBUNALLate Scores – 18/6/2011Old Essendon – Premier C ReserveOakleigh – Premier B ReserveMarcellin – Premier B ReserveMonash Gryphons – Division 3Chadstone – Division 4 ReserveOld Geelong – U19 South 2Hampton Rovers – Club XVIII SouthIncorrect Scores – 18/6/2011De La Salle - Premier ThirdsOrmond - Premier CMHSOB - U19 South 2Old Westbourne - U19 N2UHS-VU - U18Hampton Rovers - Club XVII/SouthOld Brighton - U19 PremierResults of Tribunal –28 June 2011Dion Lucas, Oakleigh.Attempting to trip, 2 matches.Edward Adkins, Old Camberwell(Under-19). Abusive language,2 matches.*Tate McCutcheon, Werribee.Elbowing, 2 matches.*Dean Letson, Yarra Valley.Shaking a goal post, 1 match.*Anthony White, Parkdale(Reserves).Disputing an umpire’s decision,1 match.*Nathan Renaut, Werribee(Premier Thirds).Abusive language, 2 matches.*Accepted Prescribed PenaltyResult of Investigation –28 June 2011Caulfield Gr and Beaumaris minormelee, reserve match on 18 June.Both clubs accepted prescribedpenalty. Caulfield Gr. $150,Beaumaris $400.Old Paradians and Old Mentoniansmajor melee, senior match on 18June.Both clubs accepted prescribedpenalty. Old Paradians, $750, OldMentonians $300.24 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011

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PREMIEROLD XAVERIANSCoach: Andrew GowersAssistants: Andrew Dillon Nick HollandJames McDonald Ted WoodruffReserves: Matt O’Hanlon, Andrew Jones,Andrew OswaldOLD HAILEYBURYCoach: David LappageReseves: Craig Brockley2 Chris Santalucia4 James McDonnell5 Dan Rush6 Will Smith7 Michael Darvell (VC)8 Andy Biddlecombe (VC)9 Damien Lynch10 Jake Williams11 Luke Howard12 Marcus Allan13 Josh Agius (VC)14 Josh Douglas15 Matt Skidmore16 Brad Rogerson17 Chris Larkins18 John Shaw19 Tim Dynon20 Dan Higgins21 Dan Noonan22 Cameron Hunter23 Lachlan Smith24 Cameron Purss25 Tim Biddlecombe26 Nick Wynne27 Tim Agius28 Sam O’Sullivan29 Matt Handley30 Liam Ginnivan31 Matt Ball (C)32 Oliver Gidley33 James Ulbrick34 Ryan Colbert35 James McDonald36 David Sapuppo37 Nick Dimattina38 Peter Ryan39 Jackson McGrath40 Sam Lees41 Esmond Prowse42 Louis Tiernan43 Jack Stean44 Matt Walsh45 James Glen46 Stuart Skidmore47 Brendan Goss48 Huw Davies49 Jonathan Pintal50 Fraser Paterson51 Tom McClusky52 Pat Ambrose53 Jon Mercuri (VC)54 James Morton55 Nick Biddlecombe56 Ed Lachal57 Mathew Rowse58 Jack Davies59 Dom Walker60 Dan Meehan61 James Quinn62 Matthew Romanim63 Tim O’MearaMAJOR SPONSORSEast MalvernCommunity Bank® Branch1 Liam Donelly2 A Brown3 Hamish McLauchlan4 Sam Langford-Jones5 Toby Gill6 Samuel Casey7 Tom Tyrell7 Alexander Johnston8 Farooq Mohammed9 Peter Gleadhill10 James Pitcher11 Matthew Ditchfi eld12 Matthew Lillie13 Brett Voss14 Travis Ridgway15 David MacKenzie (C)16 David Comben17 Scott Fitzgerald18 Nicholas Harrison18 William Rule19 Christopher Morrison20 Ashley King21 Matthew Hoffman22 Matthew Douglas23 Chris Ferguson24 Ash Salter25 Lachlan Nash26 David McCormack27 Matthew Jones28 Spencer Roberts29 Brett Carson30 Benjamin White31 David Mason32 Ed Limon33 Lachie Ferguson33r Marty Williams34 Corey Millard35 Tomas Chisholm (VC)36 Adam Weekes37 Daniel Brown38 Anthony Wright39 S Mayes40 Travis Wyeth41 A Byass42 Lachlan Wyeth43 Jason Kurta44 Jarrod Mclauchlan45 Con Aligizakis46 D Mayes47 Julian Bayard48 Tristan Coles49 Luke Pitcher50 Paul Silberer51 Luke Davey52 Mark Seccull53 Mitchell George54 Adam Vitolins55 Ben Langford-Jones56 Scott Jensen57 Andrew Kight58 Rhys McMurray59 Wayne Smith64 P Benton69 M Wray60 J Steen61 J Coleman62 G White64 P Benton66 W Smith69 M Wray26 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011

PREMIER1 Jono Dixon2 Tom Bull3 Charlie Holst4 Nick Ries5 Andrew Scott6 Jack Bull7 Shura Taft8 Daniel Strachan8r Cam Unsworth9 Michael Dyer10 James Jorgensen11 Nicholas Sautner12 Simon Hall13 Lloyd Whitby14 Barclay Dixon15 Jay Austerberry16 Andrew Baxter17 Richard Hosking18 Trent Zimbachs19 Stuart Inglis20 Sam Troon21 James Harvey21r Ollie Howard22 Hugh Apted23 Wil Tardif24 Tim Baxter25 James Kondarovskis26 Ed Bird28 Andrew Dunlop29 Nick Stone30 Josh Kamener31 Nick Roach32 Chris Blumfi eld (C)33 Lachlan Ferguson33r Marty Williams34 Harry Croft35 Anthony Carydias36 Nick Corp38 Tom O’Donnell39 Ollie Howard40 Luke CaseyCOLLEGIANSCoach: Mark Hibbins / Simon ArnottReserves: Denis Castaldi41 Brad Duff42 Jack Parsons43 Ed Malone (RC)44 Paul Evans45 Andrew Stone46 Julian Hampton47 Alex A. Benton48 Sam Doupe-Watt49 Ryley Berry50 Jayden Head51 Leigh Saunders52 Chris Godfrey53 Glenn Sampson54 Tom Sztefek55 Mark Austin57 Charlie Simmons58 Nick Bobeff59 Sam Cutts61 Ed Cordner65 Alexander Croft66 Huw Forbes90 Tim Foster1 Sam Thompson (VC)2 Ash Lim3 Gus Gray4 Charles Tallent5 Matthew Tyler6 Hamish Dick7 George Dick8 Lachie Hill9 Scott Sherwen10 Mark Passador (VC)11 Nick Allen12 James Bowden14 Adam Houlihan15 Matthew Parisi16 Shane Neaves17 Ashley Noonan18 Caillin O’Shannessy19 Lachie Cohen20 Tim Green21 Adam Routledge22 Hugo Perry23 Max van den Broek24 Jack Davis25 Pat Butler26 Nich Hildebrandt27 Robbie Ferraro28 Jake Collins29 Travis Ronaldson30 Scott Bradley31 Lachie Armstrong32 Richard Eva (C)33 Matthew Cogan34 Sam Barnett35 Will Strange36 Nick Clay37 Sean Leith38 Jason Sherriff39 Simon Barnett40 Al Pike41 Richard Wilkinson42 Tom McKinley43 Byron Smith44 Tim Keck (RC)45 Sam Leetham46 Nich Lawrence47 Anzack Newman48 Fraser Macfarlane49 Oliver Baxter50 Alex O’ShannessyOLD SCOTCHCoach: Peter Banfi eldAssistant: Brian WintonReserves: Tim ShearerAsst Reserves: Steve SchillingThirds: Hamish Taylor51 John Daggian52 Simon Chandler53 James Long54 Jayden Charlton55 Nich Cox56 Tim Mead57 Lachie Cooper58 Matthew Shadiac59 Andrew Mitchell60 Nic Thompson61 Will Allen62 Michael Chitham63 Cam Mason64 Tom Harkness65 Fergus McKenzie66 Jayson Speck67 Ollie Hay68 Max Davis69 Alex van Ryn70 Oliver Nickson71 Leo Tang72 Ben Nickless73 Rob Njoku74 Alex Williamson75 Lachie McDonough76 Brodie Leahy77 Matt Burns78 Richard McCann79 Hamish Taylor80 Hamish McClean81 Tim Melville82 Will Ponsford83 Adrian Cox84 Will Mackintosh85 Robbie Hays86 Peter Rattray87 Alex Stott88 Nick Jamieson89 Blood jumper90 Mitchell Scott91 Jason Goldsworthy92 Matthew Seed93 Blood jumper94 Blood jumper95 Tim Mursell96 Angus Lie97 Hugh McKenzie98 Tom Gherardin99 Charlie HoughtonTHE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011 27

PREMIERUNI BLUESCoach: John KanisAsst Coach: Fergus WattsReserves: Chris BaumgartnerOLD MELBURNIANSCoach: David LandriganAssistants: Frank Dunell, Wayne OswaldReserve: Mick CartyThirds: Chris Jenkins1 P Butko2 M McLeod3 C Shaw4 S Gilbertson5 Q Gleeson6 J Mugavin7 M Kilpin8 S Toulmin9 S Chadwick10 T Hunt11 H Vickers-Willis12 M Torney13 T Girdwood14 B Peters15 B McConnell16 A Austin18 M Monteith19 A Lowcock20 J Watts21 M Steinbach22 B Millard23 J Meagher24 T Muhlebach25 A Nice26 N Anderson27 H McDonald28 A Weddell29 R Key30 D. Brady31 J Van de Pol32 M Paterson33 S Roche34 W Hartnell35 M Allen36 D Withers37 L Butler38 T O’Hare39 D Heinz40 P Smith41 T Stainforth42 M.Allen43 B Merriman44 J Wood45 D Barton46 H Rankin47 C Pyke48 J Maxwell49 N Taylor50 J Perkins51 Tom Maddocks52 J Crawford53 S Bryce54 S Curran55 L Butler56 W Robinson57 J Heinz58 D Parkinson59 D Paton60 Tris Maddocks61 A Christensen62 J Maguire63 B Laidlaw64 A Walsh66 D Gumley67 N Hardie-Grant68 D Gregory69 Nick McRae70 L Quin72 D Marshall73 R Wilson74 R Quail75 T Bean76 L Michell77 O Lade78 T Calvert80 M Tucker81 J Clifford82 J McArthur83 P Hayes84 M Rees87 B Girdwood89 R Kennedy91 W Van De Pol92 M Pickering94 W McLachlan99 J Eastman1 Simon Taylor2 James Beaumont (C)3 Tom Paule4 Jono Nash5 Cameron Beck6 Chris Righetti7 Sam Dunnell8 Nathan Henley9 Billy Irving10 Andrew Prowse (VC)11 Tom Bachet12 Chris Hood13 Charlie Gardiner14 Will Lewis15 Adam Morgan16 Luke Casey-Leigh17 Tom Davidson18 Tom Hywood20 Ben Mckie21 Natt Nixon22 James Ray23 Nick De Steiger24 Mike Davis (VC)25 Tom Campbell26 Matt Wright27 Alex Clarke28 Jeremy Beaumont29 Kane Penn30 Alex Carter31 Karl Lombardozzi32 Will Harvey33 Aaron Klutke34 Harry Jupp35 Aiden Leishman36 Ben Hayes37 Tim Mclardy38 Adam Marangon39 Charles Cumbrae-Stewart40 Jono Gooley41 Al Ferguson42 James Newton43 Lachie Bennett44 Phil Young45 Ted De Fegely46 Martin Mccoy47 Matt Churkovich48 Will Myer49 Jono Phillips50 Al Armstrong51 Konrad Spies52 Lachie Cameron53 Marty Stannard54 Lewis Haralambous55 Nick Amato56 Chris Stubbe57 Steve Zayler58 Steve Petsinis59 Theo Code60 Tom Healey61 Tom Harrison62 Will Smibert63 Chris Baillieu64 Will Johnson65 Tim Gobbo67 Sam Playfair73 Tim Davis28 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011

PREMIER1. Paul Wintle2. Luke Wintle3. Luke Collins4. Ben Phibbs5. Dan Garside6. Jon Kane7. Anthony Scafi di8. Andrew Scafi di9. Chris Richards10. Michael Wintle11. James Tyquin (C)12. Tom Garside13. Pat Tyquin14. Simon Richards15. Hiwab Shakaib16. Ryan Power17. Nick Corda18. Alex Kane19. Matt Hilton20. Michael Meehan21. Pat Kean22. Jamie Maddocks23. Ryan Pendlebury24. Jack Hellier25. Dean Porter26. Gavin Brown27. Tom Marks28. Andrew McMahon29. Darcy Holden30. Michael McGettigan31. Adam Patterson32. Lewis Mitchell33. Sam Anstey34. Kristian Bleisner35. Michael Barnhoorn36. George Rowlands37. Brendon Dillon38. David Teasdale39. Luke Barnhoorn40. Dean Zagami41. Mark Geschke42. Jamie Marks43. Hayden Jeans44. Alex Cross45. James Murnane46. Todd Bastion47. Luke KowalskiST BEDES M/TCoach: Owen LalorAsst Coach: Michael LovejoyAsst Coach: Sam AnsteyReserves Coach: Brad Berry48. Andrew Fyans49. Shaun Glennen50. Tim Mavric51. Adam Zagami52. Sam Nicholls53. Stephen Ary54. Nick Seeber55. Tim Demacedo56. Carey Neville57. Chris Maddox58. David Ferraro59. Aiden Foote60. James McDevitt61. Pat Liston62. Luke Porter (CR)63. James Morrisson64. Dale Martin65. Shane Jones66. Damien Waters67. Jarryd Robertson70 Luke Terrell75 Adam RyanMAJOR SPONSORSBatman CouriersBuxton Real EstateBendigo Bank1 Nick Roberts2 John Nicolopoulos3 Matthew Moore4 Mark Collins5 Michael Duggan6 Tyson Hunt7 Xavier Murphy7R Peter Harrison8 Simon Hale8R Alexander Roberts9 Jarrod Moloney10 David Lowe (C)10R Beau Hill11 Will Fenton12 Dwayne Holt13 Jacob Gotch14 Joshua Harris15 Damien Hale16 Sam Pickett17 Sam Williams18 Ben Humphrey19 Brett Eddy19R Rishton Mcardle20 Aaron Shields20R Sam Morwood21 Daniel Close21R Shane Griffi n22 Aaron Kneebone23 Ryan Sherman24 Nathan Harris25 Lachlan Bull26 Sam Nethersole27 James Crowe28 Sam Haslem29 Leigh Harrison30 Joel Phillips30R Daniel Griffi n31 Nick Stewart32 Jack Vickers33 Steven Muller34 Luke Semmel35 Justin Baxter36 Tom McMahon37 Pat Carroll38 Lachlan O’Connell38R James Hansen39 Ben Oakley40 Edward ClinchDE LA SALLECoach: Greg McLoughlinAssitants: John McDonough,Damon PaullReserves: Dom McInerneyThirds: Liam O’DonnellSPONSORS41 Brendan Close42 Tom Humphrey43 Mark Todd44 Tim Kovess45 Ryan Harris46 Luke Jarvis47 Hugh Nicholson48 Eddie Espinosa49 Tom Naughtin50 Tyson Parker51 Joel Pollard52 Tom Moloney53 Edward Murphy54 Michael Nankervis55 Steven Hogan56 Patrick Monaghan57 Ben Nethersole58 Luke Williams59 Jack Jarvis60 Michael De Luca61 Johnny Creedon62 Shane Griffi n63 Jesse Brown64 Sam Bennetts65 Kieren Grant66 Luis Godhino67 Robert Gamble69 James Meade88 Rob GambleTHE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011 29

PREMIEROLD TRINITYCoach: Adam AndrewsAssistant: Gerard Sholly/ Leigh ClarkeOLD CAREYSenior Coach: Trevor RoweAssistants: Richard Oppy, Travis Derricott1 Dayne Coulsen-Hoffecker2 Kristian Butler3 Andrew Bourke4 Brent Walsh5 Brendan Jennings6 Heath Banfi eld7 Brendan Iezzi (C)8 Tim Walsh (VC)9 Andrew Hore-Lacey10 Jack Osborne (VC)11 Kris Spassopoulos12 Luke Pacconi13 Jack Gale14 Harry Tinney15 Angus Greene16 Jake Walsh17 Leigh Clarke18 Jack Healy (VC)19 Nick Howell (VC)20 Rob Humann21 Tim Howell22 Brett Barrat23 Andrew Ramsden24 Andrew Marsden25 Kristian Noden26 Matthew Hale27 Matthew Brown28 Harry McGregor29 Tom Healy30 Max Burgess31 Callum Pohl32 Brett Robertson33 Joel Aitken34 Justin Kenna35 Paul Langdon36 Nick Bourke37 Ben Howell38 Cameron Stockdale39 Jed Burgess40 James Webster41 Fergus Stewart44 Chris Beaton45 Andrew Kinross48 Jack Hunt49 Ned Hunt51 Tom Fogarty56 Scott Meighan57 Will Bowman59 Tim Cade62 Jim Wilson63 Stuart Cade86 Alex Brawn1 Steven Freemantle2 Grant Baldwin3 Ben Smithwick4 Julian Rowe5 Luke Maslin6 Joel Newnham7 Thomas Evans (C)8 Paul Fiorenza9 Christopher Casey10 Christopher Laidlaw11 Scott Virtue11 Morgan Evans12 Glen Parker13 James Courtot14 Alistair Stewart-Holmes15 Jarrod Reid16 Brendan Huf17 Cameron Smith17 Mathew Laidlaw18 Nicholas Colbert19 Carl Peterson20 James Murrie21 Lachlan Mcqueen-Miscamble22 Andrew Kent23 Cameron Howat (VC)24 Alexander Thompson25 Andrew Willingham26 Jamie Carpenter27 Alistair McQueen-Parton28 Sam Arthur28 Ryan Crozier29 Jack Joslin30 Cameron Jones31 Brett De Leijer32 Bas Simpson33 Luke Marriott34 Luke Crozier35 Robert Josephs36 Thomas Newton37 Steve Harris38 Luke McKinnon (RC)39 Alex Pattison40 Sam Hassett40 Gavin Plummer41 Simon Cust42 Scott Gordon43 Alistar Reed44 Dylan Hyne45 Tim Rule46 Simon Bramwell47 Liam Cooney48 Nic Newhouse49 Travis Chiuchiarelli50 Blake Fordham51 Simon Davidson52 Nicholas Koa53 Ben Laing54 Frank Greco55 Tim Angus56 Lewis Fotheringham57 Tim Smith58 James McWhinney59 Robert O’Hern60 Will Cushen61 Matt Howat62 Ronan Kinsella63 Adam Remmers64 Geoff Trumble65 David Bowley66 Marcus Ramsay67 Ben Armstrong68 Tim Wilkins70 Sam Landgren71 Andrew Mazzocato72 Campbell Wallace73 Callum O’Brien74 Simon Lenders76 James Wagner (RC)77 Andrew Bird30 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011

PREMIER BBEAUMARISCoach: Jason MifsudAssistants: Craig Tonkin / Josh BourkeReserve Coach: John BurkeST BERNARDSCoach: Chris TankardReserves: James MountAssistant: Nick Smith1 Matthew Duggan2 Rob Cathcart3 Matthew Petering4 Sean Coote5 Mark Ensor6 Chris Langdon/Andrew Spence7 Tom Dean8 Will Sanchez9 Doug Pritchard10 Nick Loucaides/James LeBreton11 Sam McBain12 Scott Gower13 Will Murton14 Tim Collins15 Alex Bennett16 Matthew McNally17 Anthony Carroll18 Chris Germano/Nick Kennedy19 Mick Atkins20 Callan Buckley21 Josh Kelly22 Luke Atkins23 Adam Catlin25 Travis Woolnough24 Kelvin Barnes26 Michael DeFontenay27 Brayden Haynes28 Mick Millar/Steve McLaughlin29 Tom Nash31 James Lapa33 Matthew Stephens34 Will Edmonds35 Sean McNicholas36 Scott Kendall37 Lachlan Quirk37 Tom Abbott38 Michael Wilson39 Luke McNicholas40 Brett Wall41 Marcus Lee42 James Bliesner43 Mark Bramwell43 Jordan Thompson44 Pete Richter45 Greg Roberts46 Simon Lee47 Tim Lees47 Tom Gandy48 Jarrad Evans49 Luke Slater50 Matthew Kurta51 Tim Wallace52 Jay Williams53 Matthew Hutcheon54 Chris Badman55 Joel Billing56 James Nicholson57 Travis Kelly58 Luke Sketchley59 Craig Tubb60 Mitchell Bourne61 Brad Kilgore62 John Bramwell63 Mitch Keating64 John Roney65 Steve Hadatich66 Ashley McWilliam67 Ben Strong68 Jack Coleman1 J. Molony2 R. Schroder3 M. Sullivan4 A. Stapleton5 A. Jolley6 J. Bevanda6R M. Salvadori7 C. Liberatore8 M. Angel8R J. Evans9 M. Buckley10 B. Garth11 S. Mitchell11R C. Davis12 B. Hogan13 C. Mitchell14 N. Cooke15 J. Indomenico16 K. Dalmau17 L. O’Sullivan18 A. Singleton19 A. Merrington20 S. Scott21 T. Overman22 J. Foulds23 J. Forder24 B. George25 A. van Meel26 A. Smith27 P. Gamwell27R J. Mount28 P. Holland29 J. Ryan30 J. Smith31 J. Creasey32 T. Caven32R J. Harvey33 N. Smith34 D. Byrne (c)34R M. Byrne35 T. Pearson36 R. James37 J. Potter37 G. Breheney38 S. Iannazzo39 M. Licciardio39R M. Juricskay40 J. Madden41 N. Thomas42 S. Bergin43 J. Stapleton44 G. Basseggio45 S. Canatalli46 E. Cole47 D. Bergin48 X. Cox49 M. Stapleton50 S. Bugryn51 D. Lamanna52 J. Manunzio53 N. Hughes54 B. Cooper55 L. Cookson56 A. Mitchell57 A. Sicari58 J. Fistrovic59 M. Hughes60 A. Ciantar61 S. Chatfi eld62 B. Glasson63 M. Anson64 C. Godfrey65 J. Flannery66 J. Hughes67 A. Kavanagh68 M. Marion69 T. McGlade70 G. Christie71 J. Pignataro72 B. Shepheard73 L. Baird74 D. O’Neil75 Z. Awan76 A. Neal77 L. Neal78 M. Clip79 T. Isaacs80 O. McIntyre81 D. Janides82 D. Kavanagh83 J. Hellard84 D. McManus85 B. McManus86 G. Joseph87 J. Anderson88 D. RyeNORTHSUBURBANSPORTSCLUB. INC.THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011 31

PREMIER BOLD BRIGHTONCoach: Paul McCormackAssistant: Simon WilliamsRes. Coach: Ross StewartAssistants: Daniel MannUNI BLACKSSenior Coach: Marc WoolnoughAssistant Coach: Chris BarrettReserves Coach: Luke O’Connell1 Ben Skinner2 Michael Stewart3 Tom Jakobi4 Josh Homann5 Andrew Edge (CC)6 Jimmy Davis7 Michael Dewar8 Antony Bristow9 Andrew Dewar10 Jon Edge11 Blair Mason12 Jarrod Sargent13 Nick Coroneous14 Thomas Clarke15 Ben Gadsden16 Brock Rawlinson17 Matt Browning18 Charlie Kennett19 Tom Mentiplay20 Cal Reilly21 Tim Fogarty22 Brett Rose23 Michael Karayannis24 Jon Perrett (CC)25 Riley Cummin26 Ben Austen27 Lachlan Nicholls28 John Nockles29 Josh Dickerson30 Tom Skewes31 Nick Graham-Bowman32 David Jennings33 Nick Marston34 Tom Mariani35 Elliott Yeatman36 Scott Cramey37 Michael Janssen38 Chris Mizzi39 James North40 Jack Cannon41 Marcel Bruin42 Leigh Hendra (CC)43 Tim Marshall44 Max Leashman45 Spencer Timms46 Tim Cooney47 Pat Carroll48 Stuart McKell49 Alex Jackson50 Andrew Ogilvie51 Daniel Sargent58 Sam Jewell60 Brendan Blatt1 Isaac Anderson2 Tyran Bell3 Scott Myers4 Anthony Evans5 Huw Lacey6 Jake Matthews7 John Kosch8 Scott Hissey9 Scott Weekley10 Harry McKenna11 Bart Mill12 Dan Hunt13 Angus Drysdale14 Simon Thomas15 Nicholas Dubois16 Jack Keegan17 Tom Purcell18 Josh Gaylor19 Corbin Stevic20 Richard Wood21 Mark Bolton (C)22 Tom Howgate23 Dan Costello (VC)24 Hugh Symon25 James Clarke26 David Batten27 Nick Batten28 Justin Crameri29 Levi Kalms30 Andrew Jesse31 Tim Mccullagh32 Steven Flight33 Jordan Foster34 Andrew Else35 Leigh Dadswell36 Tom Angel37 Lachlan Crameri38 Tom Napier39 Adam Pitt40 Nick Holt41 Simon Yule42 Charlie Richardson43 Alex Solomon-Bridge44 Hamish Guthrie45 Mitch Aitken46 Tom Huggins47 Tom Brennan48 Michael Cousens49 Ben Farrow50 Jack Heeley51 Xavier Hatch52 Jake Higginson53 David Swift54 Alex Blizzard55 Jonathan Gibson56 Nicholas Sproal57 Grant Astall58 Kevin Stark59 Justin Trowell60 Edward ArmitB ENDIGO PRIVATEBANKING SERVICESThe Clyde Hotel32 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011

PREMIER BMARCELLINCoach: Stephen McphersonReserves: Damien TheiszAssistants: Dean Grainger / Paul NortheyST KEVINSCoach: Stuart PowellAssistant Coach: Michael RizioReserves: Kornel Dachs1 Matthew Bortolotto2 Jarrod Carlson (VC)3 Nicholas Birrell4 Thomas Jones5 Simon Considine6 Nicholas Crosbie7 Marcus Solomon8 David Wildsmith9 Luke Considine10 Tom Stafford11 Jonathan Blanch12 Matthew Holmes13 Cam Woods14 Anthony Layton14 Michael Abrahams15 Jonathan Bortolotto16 Simon Abrahams17 Luke Boyd18 Derrin Gartner19 Steven Crapper20 Daniel Kayrooz21 David Tantsis Hall22 Nicholas James22 Timothy Montagna23 Matthew Beyni24 Trent Carlson25 Daniel McMahon (DVC)26 James Winstanley27 Matthew Gasparini28 Jacob Gasparini29 Tom Jordan30 Daniel Redmond31 Anthony McGlin32 Matthew Turner33 Jake Symes (C)34 Dallas Jarred35 Ashley Viney36 Timothy Blanch37 James Coburn38 Anthony Manakis39 Colville Brendan40 Jacob Mahoney41 Crimmins Joel42 Josh Whelan43 Stephen Pesavento44 Tom Black45 Adam Lincoln46 Money Tim47 Jack Watty48 Ari Loucas49 Luke Ware50 Michael Viney51 Ben Whelan52 Allister Evans53 Matthew Bridges54 Adrian Coburn55 Daniel Bourke56 Liam De Neefe57 Aaron Comerford58 Mark Grigoruk59 Daniel Coloe60 Robert Kemp61 Ryan Michael62 Brady Hogan63 Cam Colville64 Sean Connell65 Robert Feraro66 Samuel Robson68 Liam Brockhus74 Alexander Montalto76 Samuel Chandler77 Phillip Newnes1 Matthew Murphy2 James Keogh3 Ben Dowd (C)4 Kieth Brick5 Patrick Dowd6 Daniel Mahoney7 Ring Charlie8 Josh Gabelich9 Josh Giansiracusa10 Karl Wissell11 Elliot Waldron12 Nick McArdle13 Troy McMaster14 Tom Hickey15 Michael Sullivan16 Pat McLennan17 Patrick Aughton18 Tom McDermott19 Glen Chivers20 Daniel Mount21 Scott Newman22 Phil Edgar23 Tom Simpson24 Tom Marchesani25 James Kennedy26 Sam Bishop (VC)27 Steve Landers28 Michael Giansiracusa29 Dom Gibbs30 Simon O’Connor31 Anthony Lynch (C)32 Nathan Hobson33 Mark Drinkwater34 Anthony White35 Hamish Townsend36 Luke Griffi ths37 Matthew Shannon38 Mark Mazzarella39 Pat McCarthy40 Sam Ryan (RC)41 Tom McPherson42 Peter Murray43 Ricky Caldow44 Hamish McPherson45 Sam Conlan46 James Musty47 John Griffi ths48 Peter Lynch49 Tom McCann50 Gerrard Holland51 Mike O’Neil52 Reece Arnott53 Jack Mullen54 Tom Crooks55 Pat Murphy56 Terence Lattanzio57 Pat Keely58 Marty Coloe59 Kris Straughan60 Liam Dunne61 Pana Karageorgiou62 Jordan Anthony63 Connor Fitzgerald64 Jeremy Venosta65 Kane Mios66 Jock Marchesani67 Tim Fitzgerald68 Ben Omizzolo70 Michael Landers71 Samuel Carne72 Nick Marchesani73 Richard Larson74 Ben Marchesani75 Kevin Skafte76 Chris McPherson77 Ryan Donovan78 Adam Myhal79 Charles Randles80 James Syme81 Sam Brown82 Andrew Leahy83 Sam Hall84 Jarrod Nash85 Ben Hughes86 Jarrod O’Keefe87 Ray Short88 Scott ThomasTHE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011 33

PREMIER BOAKLEIGHCoach: D GatelyAsst Coach: N JenkinsReserves Coach: B GatelyCAULFIELD GRAMMCoach: Steven LawrenceAssistants: James Lawson, Greg MeredithReserves: Dale Lawrence1 Dion Lucas2 Michael Harold (C)3 Dermot Cleary (VC)4 Christopher Hogan5 Kieren Hogan6 Damien Britt7 Christopher Lamb8 William Manning9 Gary Bennett10 David Counihan11 Stephen Doherty12 Ben Hogan13 Joshua Derks-Revere14 Patrick Di Siervi15 Daniel Costigan16 Steven Buchanan17 Tim Doherty18 James Chapple19 James Hunt20 Joshua Paola21 Josh Stanton22 Alex Pound-Gow23 Tim Edwards24 Matthew Bennett25 Jack Hind26 Stephen Ott27 Lee Barrand28 Braden Wass29 Robert Holden30 Peter Holden31 Reserved32 Christopher Meyers33 Leigh Head34 Michael Bentham35 Gerard Roney36 Nathan Monaghan37 Shaun Briggs38 Tim Goldsmith39 Gabby Irons40 Aaron Shaw41 Simon Way42 Andrew Spyros43 Andrew Young44 Tim Scott45 Robert Layton46 Zac Thiessen47 Mathew White48 Justin Tolley49 Nicholas Seel50 Daniel Mercuri51 Anthony Ashworth52 Thomas Eden53 Christopher Mercuri54 Tommy Golik55 Sean Earl56 James Cleary57 Emmanuel Catalla58 Matthew Wass59 Adam Keady60 Patrick Ioannidis61 Jake Pappon62 Jason Olsen63 Patrick Sham-Yuen64 Shane Borland65 Marco Romero1 Tom O’Sullivan2 Ben Price3 Andrew Lawson4 Aiden Clarke4 James Shanahan5 Jordan Stewart6 Chris Hammond7 Andrew Ross8 Stefan Garrubba9 Ben Carboni10 Andrew Strain11 Sean Meredith11 Nick Edwards12 Justin Perkins13 Sam Wood14 Chris May15 Andrew Docker16 Gavin Winter17 Dan King18 Matt Sundberg19 Luke Price20 Max Slonim21 Dean Scheetz22 Zac Parsons23 Chris Fagan23 Andre Lister24 Chris Game25 Brett Sinclair26 Simon Widjaja27 Louis O’Keefe27 Josh Mccahon28 Gavin Colosimo29 Jason May30 Clay Williams31 Dean Spanos32 Chris Axais33 Ben Hyland33 Clay Johnston35 Andrew Spittal36 Ed Kalaja37 Ed Hawke38 Luke Spinks39 Alex Ford40 Sandy Nevile41 Mark Liddell42 Justin Kremmer43 Woody Eke44 Daniel Pelchen45 Dave Allanson46 Tom Small47 Greg Cannell47 Tim Hammond48 Ryan Lewis49 Luke Matias50 Dylan Tobias51 Jack McLean52 Tom Sundberg53 Ben McLoughlin55 Anthony Garrubba56 James Cleeve59 Brett Cater60 William Rowsthorn62 Peter Mayes63 Jake McCahon64 Simon Tamblyn66 William BerryBETTER TORQUE AUTOMOTIVE40 Oxford Street, Oakleigh 3166PH: 9564 7044 FAX: 9564 7205CAM HAMMOND FLOORSTAIT TIMBER & HARDWARE -TOORONGA34 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011

PREMIER BHAMPTON ROVERSCoach: Russell BarnesAsst. Coach: Steve Kennedy,Brendan RobbinsReserves: Anthony Quon/Jaye MacumberOLD IVANHOECoach: Craig HunterAssistant Coach: Renato Dintinosante/Russel JessopReserves: Darren Toll1 Leigh Fletcher2 Mark Devereaux3 Guy Martyn4 Gary Carr5 Stuart Burggraaff6 Nick Lyall7 Anton Duddy8 Adam Mcneil11 Nick Henry12 Daniel Andersen13 Gerrard Woods14 Jackson Ward15 Zack Alcott16 Garry Giasoumi17 Daniel Corp18 Richard Atkins19 Tom Mitchell20 Thomas Youl21 Jay Ting22 Matt Terech23 Matthew Gray24 Thom Mccarthy25 Shem Curry26 Matthew Innes27 Josh Verlin28 Ben Kezilas29 Carl Emmins30 Brendan Culvenor31 Ed Turner32 Lachlan Mcdonald33 Michael Karas34 Lee Smith35 Ashley Fisher36 Stefan Constantinou37 Ben Trivett38 Jason Giasoumi38 Jesse Lovig39 Jack Baxter40 Alex Ross41 Jordan Goss42 Alex Dusek43 Kelvin Rudd44 Tom Mcnamara45 Harvey Scholes46 Matthew Menneke47 Lachlan Wheeler48 Jesse Donald49 Michael Fort-Williams50 Kyal Mcneil51 Matthew Powell52 Robert Bibby53 Leon Mccarthy54 Nick Jewell55 Tristan Thormann56 Steven Tomadin57 Russell Howe58 Rick Jones59 Richard Taylor60 Max Greenway61 Jack Massie62 Flynn Trotter63 Chris Britton64 Brenton Stevens65 Stuart Suleyman66 Sean Durston-Ryan67 Jackson Naulty68 David O’brien70 Matthew Law1 R Geischen2 B Tremellen3 L Lochran4 S Geilings5 P Dinakis6 S Low7 J Geischen8 A DelMonte9 C Sutherland10 L Phillips11 N Butler12 C Branigan13 J Binney14 O Weatherly15 E Greer16 T Cotsworth17 C Nichol18 C Darzi19 D Steele20 D Hawkes21 S Fragiacomo22 J Britten23 I Dawklns24 R Butler25 E Byrne26 B Harrison27 Z Keane28 S Morris29 A Paine30 B Tieman31 A Diorites32 J Weston33 S Ward34 R Jessop35 T Hosking36 G Hartrick37 A Baldwin38 J Faulkner39 A Solomidis40 M Bacskos41 L Harrison42 T Harrison43 S Smith44 S Brennan45 A Bernardi46 N Clark47 S Cetin48 G Fowler49 C Crowley50 M Bodycoat51 T McDowell52 J Viney53 R Coleman54 R Stamford55 B Thompson56 C Toohey57 A Bolzan58 M Caserta59 A Steer60 D Madigan61 J Miriklis62 J Minas63 C Roger64 A Pascolo65 B Halkyard66 T Pantano67 O Gualano68 A Caserta69 M Bladin70 M Whittaker71 P Westman72 M Young73 A Subotsch74 A Caple75 S Adam76 A Webb77 J Jordon78 B Mantesso79 R Fitzgerald80 L Page-Woodwww.hamptonrovers.com.auProudly Sponsored By..Miles Real Estate........IvanhoeMax Kirwan Mazda........PrestonBendigo Bank.................East IvanhoeBlue Rock Chartered Accountants.MelbourneTHE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011 35

PREMIER CMHSOBCoach: Paul DoddReserves: Matthew NicholasRUPERTSWOODCoach: Gavin KerrAssistant: Matthew Neville1 Steve Villani2 Josh Richmond3 Andrew Lim4 Matthew White5 Luke Campbell6 Michael Brain7 James Tran8 Andrew Villani9 Lachlan Evans (c)10 Ryan Czwarno11 Chad Hewish12 Mark Bowen13 Simon Anderson14 Matthew Hamilton-Ho15 Joel Kiteley16 Jarrod Sherwin17 Dylan Hamilton-Ho18 Drew Bernau19 Lachlan Hood20 Marcus Gehling21 William Taft22 Kris McDonald23 Greg Grigoriou24 Nicholas Orchard25 Heath Taylor26 Steven Harrison27 Nicholas Hawking28 Lachlan Fuller29 Jackson Bunting30 Paraic Kelly31 Trent Rutherford32 Anthony Cassell33 Ricky Van Es34 Ewan Thompson35 Chris Wright36 Shannon Keough37 Tim Harper38 Tom Rendell39 Bear Agushi40 Ramsay Willmott41 Alan Wise42 Alex Drew43 Ron Shell44 Alistair Higginbottom45 Ben Seeley46 Lukas Toman47 Wayne O’Connor48 Andrew Hall49 Rhys Johnson50 Adam Jones51 Hays Bailey52 Johnny Varchione53 Daniel Carcour54 Mark Ham55 Matthew Nicholas56 Tim Wright57 Chris Bentley58 Adam McKenzie59 Tom Fraczek60 Michael Power61 James Simpson62 Ed Byrne63 Ciaran O’Gorman64 Michael Homesy65 Daniel Esdaile70 Nicholas Brinkley71 Phil Milione1 J. Phillips2 B. Gay3 M. Gaunt5 S. Bishop7 B. Whitehead8 L. Brennan9 E. Dressler10 T. West11 L. Spinner12 N. Beever13 A. Silvester14 J. Plummer16 D. Barry17 J. Pretty18 T. Murphy19 D. Collins20 G. Moule21 G. Phillips22 L. McKenna23 H. Spinner24 H. Woodard25 B. Brennan26 N. Egan27 T. Neely28 L. McGovern29 T. Smith30 D. Morrice31 J. Rush32 N. Webster33 T. Buttigieg34 M. Bryce35 G. Carland36 T. Whelan37 L. Smith38 M. Morrice39 P. Barry40 P. Faulkner41 J. Taylor42 J. Hine43 J. Treloar44 N. Webb45 T. Mitchell46 P. Gibbs47 K. Jamieson49 B. Lovett50 C. Driver55 M. Braddy36 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011

PREMIER COLD ESSENDONCoach: Trent CummingsAssistant: Jordan Leask, David CalthorpeReserves Coach: Alex FraserMONASH BLUESCoach: Tim PowellAssitants: Mark Frater, Conor O’Sullivan1 Joel Alexander2 Blake Anderson3 Andrew Baddeley4 Robert Baddeley5 Nick Bartram6 Aaron Bell7 David Biggs8 Tim Biggs9 Tim Campbell10 Daniel Cantwell11 Sam Caruso12 Stuart Dale13 John Dalinkewicz14 Josh Daskiw15 Kane Dawson16 Sam Dawson17 Tom Day18 Jeremy Dazkiw19 Tim DiBlasi20 Ryan Edwards21 Michael Fahey22 Onray Fernando23 Liam Fitzgerald24 Daniel Flaherty25 Matthew Flaherty26 David Forrest27 Andrew Frazer28 Stefan Galbo29 Lain Genovesi30 Brent Glassford31 Darren Gradzki32 Ryan Griggs33 Teghan Henderson34 Sean Howard35 Ben Hutchesson36 Bradley Jones37 Ryan Jones38 Kade Kendall39 Jordan Leask40 James Lenhart41 Jayden McDonald42 Andrew McKenzie43 Brad McNamara44 Justin Milesi45 James Millar46 Andrew Palmer47 Andrew Parker48 Jeremey Pivone49 Dean Podger50 Mark Ravenello51 Basil Remboulis52 Craig Ridley53 Jarad Rogers54 Daniel Roscoe55 Daniel Ryan56 Eddie Salto57 Andre Samo58 Jesse Saunders59 Matthew Schappacher60 Sam Skurrie61 Trent Skurrie62 David Stewart63 Josh Stormont64 Jordan Tootell65 Jeremy Watson66 Leigh Wellington67 Jack Williams68 Ben Wilson69 Tom Wilson Jnr70 Tom Wilson SnrElizbeth Machine Company1 Ewan Flanagan2 Joe Cunnington3 Daniel Dalton4 Brock Mackenzie5 James Rosengarten (RC)6 Michael Davidson7 Andrew Young8 Andrew Hickey9 Sam Baring10 Kade Collins11 Dujon Fuzzard12 George Smyth (C)13 Tim Powell14 Justin Main15 Alistair Moles16 John Turner17 Jordan Bell (VC)18 Joel Bartram19 James Mckenzie21 Earl Ree-Goodings23 Kieran Beck24 Peter Verbeek25 Tom Waters26 Lachlan Inglis27 Daniel Montoya28 Jack Gallagher29 Andrew Costley30 Joe Griffi ths31 Sam Whiting32 Nick Whitmore33 Rami Shenouda34 Rowan Shields35 Chris Godsil (RC)36 Aaron Williams37 Tim Mckenzie38 Justin Mitrevski39 Matt Mccart40 Daniel Brogden41 Adam Jaques43 David Young45 Martin Phillips46 Sam Walsh48 Matt Mason49 Will Dore50 Alex Mckenzie53 Michael Chapman55 Matthew Grogan56 Andrew Beecroft57 Pat Long58 Lachlan Preston61 Nick Rhoden62 Scott Wood63 Nick Reid64 Ryan Mcivor67 James Hawkins69 Tim Kenyon72 Rob Harmeston76 Harry Stephenson78 Matt Stewart80 Michael Fenwick-Nevin81 Hamish Mccredie85 Darcy Meehan88 Tom OsmondTHE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011 37

PREMIER CORMONDCoach: Michael OatenAssistant/Development Coach: Brett RoweReserves/Development Coach: Anthony GraceReserves Assistant Coach: James MuzzellMAZENODCoach: Paddy SteinfortAssistant Coach: Adrian Connolly/Troy Bridgland/Kevin ChamberlainReserves Coach: Troy Bridgland1 Luke Russell2 Dylan Elkman3 Rob Chisholm5 Matthew Martinov6 Daniel Brosnan7 Simon Keleher8 Trav Hine9 Matt Hine10 Ryan Martin11 Christian Mc Carthy12 Ben Mc Carthy13 Tim Allan14 Boyd Upstill15 Trent Bond16 Jak Wardley17 James Clements18 Wayne Cove19 Dwain Bailey20 Dan Te Hennepe20 Matthew Oaten21 Orry Lack22 Luke Duthie23 Daniel Willis24 James Muzzell25 Jesse Plostins26 Jay Steet27 Sam Ashton28 Andrew Clinch29 Steve Tolongs30 Chris Coghlan31 Sam Barnes32 Tom Gibney33 Anthony Anastasio34 Tom Dureau35 Michael Te Hennepe36 Aaron Holman37 Damian Casey37 Tom Buckley38 Lloyd Anrep39 Nick Ryde40 Pat Malone41 Dan Frazier42 Joss Holdsworth43 Sam Clements44 Gareth Taylor45 Mitch Young46 Kurt Sonnberger47 Michael Farthing48 Tim Blacklburn49 Chris Pymm50 Sean Pietersz51 Daniel Haysom52 Tom Haysom53 Anthony Cribbes54 Liam Murphy55 James Taylor56 Waylon Lewis57 Michael Barnes58 John Leggett59 Nick Shulman60 Stuart Gay61 Luke Summers62 Evan Lukas63 Lachlan Upstill64 Jarrod Franklin65 David Machin66 James Feather67 Alistair Mccooke68 Louis Mckenzie69 Luke Saunders72 Richard Keane83 Nick Sinclair88 Sam Jess1 N. Lewton2 M. Chamberlain3 D. Hansen4 T. Bourbon5 J. Beard6 R. Mann7 F. Reed8 R. Thomas9 S. Stanley10 D. Chamberlain11 C. Smith12 P. Iacovangelo13 M. Regan14 N. Meehan15 N. Parry16 P. Stanley18 A. Gee19 N. Bogar20 T. Castricum21 S. Inglis (C)22 S. Veltman23 S. Oldman24 R. Kaye25 J. Kelly26 D. Maskill27 T. Bailey28 F. Deegan29 A. Holmes30 C. Keane31 S. Christopher32 J. Cetraro33 S. Balloch34 D. Regan35 D. McLean36 N. McLean37 T. Vallance38 D. Grant39 J. Fahey40 L. Hawkins41 L. Allen42 C. Raine43 J. Le Rosso44 B. Costin45 D. Micallef46 J. Miller47 J. DiPietro48 C. Jayaweera49 N. Klavins50 K. Kelly51 J. Fitzsimmons52 P. Johnson53 D. De Leon54 J. Kavanagh55 C. Jones56 S. Mann57 D. McLeod58 S. Bamblett59 D. Nisbett60 N. Daskalou61 A. Ciavarella62 B. Parker63 J. Hende64 C. Mann65 T. Stanley67 J. Bates68 G. Cocks71 D. Carter72 B. Willersdorf74 C. DeBonoMajor SponsorSMARTFRAME38 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011

PREMIER CAJAXCoach: Bernie SheehyAssistant Coach: Adrian MorrissyReserves: Darren SeidlOLD CAMBERWELLCoach: Tim KillworthAssistants: Fraser Cameron, Terry Ymer1 Ronen Heine2 Jason Israelsohn3 Daniel Freed4 Sam Bruce5 Jason Ritterman6 David Fayman7 Marcus Jankie8 Geoff Measey9 Gary Blieden10 Jason Seidl11 Warren Steinberg12 Sam Chester13 Ben Hershan14 Jarrod White15 Rubin Winograd16 Nick Marks17 Josh Ludski19 Ash Kalb20 Josh Kalmus21 Josh Mendies22 Adam Spencer-Laitt23 Ari Lewski24 Josh Sacks25 Jake Lew26 Ben Kalmus27 Josh Givoni28 Matt Nissen30 Josh Gottlieb31 Jesse Kochen32 Adam Sacks33 Noah Rischin34 Adrian Lewin35 Corey Jankie36 Danny Markov37 Daniel Wurzberger38 Brett Joffe39 Adam Trytell40 David Selzer41 Michael Selzer42 Luke Jankie43 Ash Moss44 Brad Caplan45 Michael Shafar46 Stuart Fayman47 Tim Freed48 Joel Gocs49 Josh Dorevitch50 Nadav Harel51 Josh Lancman52 Yannai Lang53 Dean Levitan54 Oliver Ford55 Aaron Nadler56 Josh Rawicki57 Jamie Lewis58 Gabe Segal59 Jesse Feldy60 Ash Berman61 Phil Dewinter62 David Wlosczcowski64 Daniel Roth65 Michael Shmerling66 David Glass67 Ryan Winston68 Jason Samuel70 Luke Peters73 Josh Berlinski74 Evgeni Routman77 Ari Wytwornik78 Evgeni Routman1 Simon Bennett1 Roshan Gill2 Andrew Benson2 Damian McGuigan3 Mitchell Hough4 James Buckingham4 Daniel De Sanctis4 Blake Hillier5 Alex Beveridge5 Jordan Eade5 Samuel Riley7 Warren Carlyle (C)7 Luke Smith8 Jordan Heffernan8 Sam Jenke9 Mark Atkinson9 Robert Deev10 Fraser Cameron11 Josef Atkinson11 Jake Hart12 Michael Price13 Brad Dean13 Declan Mitchell14 Troy Smith14 Jack Ymer15 Rohan Kapoor16 Samuel Killworth17 Phillip Bennett (DVC)18 Sean Rusling18 Alexander Stewart19 Jack Le Cerf20 Jason Hinkley20 Matthew Partington21 Alex MacKenzie22 Simon Bonyhady23 Daniel Schmidt24 James Sharp25 Jason Edwards26 Tom Byrnes27 Caine Hillier (DVC)28 Matthew Decarne28 Sam Mulligan30 Robert Penn-Tonkin30 Peter Storey33 Jack Flynn34 Chris Bell34 Matthew Woodbridge36 Alex Pylka36 Gregory Sargeant36 Stephen Derry38 Nick Bennett38 Scott Gregory39 Jackson Crothers39 James Robinson41 Gregory Tolson42 Adam Goldblatt42 Philip Kanz43 Ben Hart (VC)43 Evan Ramage45 Matt Boyall45 Dominic La Fontaine47 Stephen Warr49 Daniel Dick51 Harry Brown51 James Way52 Peter Hare53 Andrew Romanin54 Jarod Collins58 Matthew Cottrell58 Stephen Fitzpatrick59 Joshua Kennedy60 Owen Dickson62 Nicholas Searles63 Gregory Paul63 Christopher Woodbridge65 Michael MandjianTHE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011 39

PREMIER CWERRIBEECoach: Kirk NortonReserves: Shane DoyleFITZROYCoach: Tim BellAssistants: Michael Pickering, Simon Kelleher,Brett PollardReserve Coaches: Paul Diacogiorgis andAnthony Corponi1 Andrew Cunningham2 Cameron Lee3 Brett Norton4 Stefan Gallea5 Aaron Taylor6 Andrew Panayi7 Troy Anderson8 Matthew Palmington9 Jim Ayling10 Nathan Black11 James Norton12 Tate McCutcheon13 Tristen Angelini14 Lee Johnston15 Aidan Murphy16 Matthew Taylor17 Jesse McLellan18 Shaun McCutcheon19 Adam Morrow19 Travis Dean20 Brent Morrow21 Ross Fastuca22 Daniel Riosa23 Adam Alifraco24 Justin Palmer25 Nathan Adamo26 Mikael Purton27 Dale Carlton28 Wayne Pelar29 Sean Dean30 Travis Dean31 Dale Laing32 Matthew Palmer33 Ryan Harrington34 Matthew Dean35 Matthew Link36 Andrew Taylor37 Patrick Keogh38 Lucas Menegazzo39 Christopher Scudamore40 Alex Eade41 Stefan Angelini42 Michael Sleep-Dalton43 Daniel Schibeci44 Michael Cunningham45 Stan Sapountzis46 Nick Morrison47 Reece Attard48 Louis Elavato49 Adam Salamone50 Ryan Walker51 Dan Pelar52 Stephen Simpson53 Michael Freeman54 Theo Sapountzis55 Timmothy Morrish56 Bronson Paech57 William Swaby58 Todd Van Bloomstein59 Josh Radcliffe60 Michael Moyle61 Stephen Jurkovic62 Mason Mitiou63 Rhys Stooke64 Callum Patterson65 David Menegazzo66 Wade Spencer69 Bradley Apps70 Rhyse Yassar71 Ayden Johnson1 James O’Reilly (C)3 Ross Borland4 Rory Angiolella5 John Clark5 Paul Diacogiorgis6 Chris Polidoris7 Jack Beech8 James Meakin9 Pat O’Connor10 Tom Cheshire11 Ben Atherton12 Antony Harbor13 Jesse Dimond14 Innes McPhail15 Sam Buckley16 Stephen Graham17 Jess Cameron-Wootten19 Justin Nagorcka19 Lyall Timms20 Harry Topp21 Michael Lee22 Josh Sprague23 Sam Baker24 Jack Parkinson25 Austin Ley25 Michael Cussen26 Jack Dalton27 Chris Wills28 James McGee29 Martin Cook30 Nick O’Reilly31 Jack Simcoe32 Ben Roberts33 Jack Parkinson34 Will Johnson35 Callen Moore36 Dimitrios Kynigopoulos37 Kiao Inthavong38 James Cowan-Clark39 Drew Olarenshaw40 Martin Cusack41 Nick Reinalda42 Michael Shaugnessy43 Mat Coad45 David Lee46 Gary McCarthy47 Adam Fyffe48 Jamie Harding50 George Warton51 Max Ellis57 Alex Knorr77 Anthony Corponi85 Will PickeringSPONSORSReds FoundationHarrington Earl Estate AgentsDegani Bakery CafeMcCoppinsClyde HotelNAB40 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011

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Darren DawsonFTLOTGFOR THELOVE OFTHE GAMEINJURED?Several injured VAFA players who have visitedthe Sports Injury Casualty facility in Prahran haveremarked on the speed and professionalism ofthe service, as well as the low cost involved.WICKED WAYSAll was looking rosy at one of the tables at theDe La lunch last Saturday. They scooped theregular Saturday club quiz, backed winnerswith incredible ease, enjoyed the pork buffet,even if it was turkey, and then went outside tosee De La kick seven in the first term. Then theclock struck twelve and the Cinderella story wassuddenly over.The VAFA has a priority deal for its players with theClinic, which utilises the full facilities of VictoriaHouse Imaging, the Avenue Hospital and Lifecareand the expertise of its medical professionals.If your trainers are sending injured players toother hospitals on Saturdays, they are probablywasting time and money.QUIZ:Last week: Q: Which player played last andsecond last VAFA games fifteen years apart, bothat Elsternwick? A: James “Junior” McDonald. Thisweek: Who were the co-captains of the Big V U19team that defeated the VCFL last year?42 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011

WELCOMEJess Ware and Olivia Crowe sat next to each otherin this pic taken at St Joseph’s Hawthorn in 1993 –and Jess appears to be looking over her shoulderat her neighbour. After Grade 4, they lost touch.Now Olivia Crowe has joined the VAFA staff asAdministration Assistant, replacing Jess Ware, whois heading abroad. Coincidence? We think NOT!Olivia has significant experience in the sportsadministration field and holds a Bachelor’s degreein Sports Management from Victoria University.She has worked at AFL Victoria and AssociatedCatholic Colleges.Olivia will be collecting player milestones forFTLOTG, so please email her at Olivia@vafa.com.au. I’m sure all of our clubs will make her feelwelcome.FANCY A DRIVE?Just two-and-a-half hoursnorth via the Hume andGoulburn Valley Highwaysis the beautiful town ofShepparton.Next Saturday, there arethree big Rep games atDeakin Reserve as theVAFA takes on the VCFL.• U19 at 10:15am• Premier C – Div 4 at1:10pm• Senior at 4:05pmAll games at beautifulDeakin Reserve and thesenior game will be a day/night affair with the lightscoming on as dusk hitstown.We’d love to see a massiveAmmo contingent tocheer on their teammatesto victory. Don’t let the BigV down!VALE HARRY LEIGHHarry was a true legend of North Old Boys. Heplayed in the very first North Old Boys matchin 1963, and kicked 7 goals from full forward -an outstanding effort for a 32 year old. Harrywore jumper number 30. Harry was a memberof the 1964 Reserves Premiership side, playinghalf-back flank.After retiring as a player, Harry became thefull time boundary umpire for the seniors anddid that for over a decade. When he felt thepace was getting too quick for him he “retired”to the Reserves and served for another 10years. In total, Harry boundary umpiredapproximately 450 games.Harry’s tremendous efforts on and off thefield were recognised with Life Membershipat NOBs. His wife Pat’s efforts were similarlyrecognised with her induction as a LifeMember. Harry is one of only six life membersof the club. During his service, Harry was alsohonoured by the VAFA, receiving a Certificateof Merit.Up until the early 2000s, Harry would stillattend training every Thursday night, runninglaps and then getting in the kitchen to providemeals for current day players.Harry and Pat attended every Club functionup until recently and represent the soul ofNOBS and what made the club great. Sincerestcondolences are with Harry’s wife Pat, all otherfamily and friends.THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011 43

Darren DawsonFTLOTGMILESTONES250Luke Juice Wintle joined the St Bede’s/Mentone Tigers as a17 year old in 1997. State selection, club best & fairest awards,premiership flags, club captain (8 seasons) and recognition withlife membership by his club and peers whilst still playing showwhat a magnificent player Luke has been and remains. Thehighlight for Juice must have been leading the Tigers to its threeconsecutive premierships culminating in the 2008 A Sectionvictory. He was recognised as the best player a field by the umpiresin both the 2008 A and 2007 B Section premiership wins. Theyear Luke stepped into the Tigers senior side, he was named theBest First Year Player. Following seasons saw the Doug PatersonMemorial Award, the Michael Hecker and the William GrovesMemorial Trophy on two occasions go to Juice. A player that thoseat Brindisi Street acknowledge as the finest VAFA footballer theclub has produced. A true champion of our competition.NOBSPC’s Ol’ Silver Fox Scott Sleep has come a long way since his famous debut in theClubbies under the expert tutelage of Perrone and Holmberg in 1996. Sleepo has been one of thecornerstones of the senior side for the past 15 years, with his sublime skills and his Sharapova likegrunts as he spins out of a contest with a trade-mark blind turn. He’s a class act on and off the field(well, barring footy trips...200150Monash Gryphons’ Gareth Scoota Kent has been a stoic contributor with a fine work-rate sincebeing recruited from Geelong College back in 1998 and his passionate devotion to training andconditioning are a fine example for the youngsters at the club. A fine mark, Gareth has spent mostof his career on a wing or back flank and played an even amount of game in seniors ans reservegrade. Unfortunately, work commitments in Honduras meant he missed all of season 2010 andthe chance to play in a premiership and Scoota has been letting everyone know this since he hasreturned.Ormond’s Andrew Clinch began with the U9s in 1991 through to the U17’s in 1999. His fatherJeff was a coach during that period and was a major influence in Andrew’s progress to Seniorfootball. He was captain when the U15’s won the Premiership in 1997. Senior football started in2002 and was a member of the ’07 and ’08 Reserves Premierships. Andrew is a popular memberof Ormond’s social set.Whitefriars Old Collegians Simon Brosolo is a true clubman respected on and off the field byhis peers due to his leadership skills and his hard edge approach on the ball. Simon took out theMichael Harrison Award as the most courageous player in 2005 and from 2006 has been seniorcaptain. He has served the club with distinction typically from the midfield and defence for elevenseasons.44 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011

10050Ormond’s Greg Hammond began in the U10s and played through to the U15’s before his familymoved to Sydney. There he played Aussie Rules for Glebe and Balmain. Back in Melbourne heplayed for Ormond U19s in ‘96 and ’97. From ’98 to ’02 he mixed it with the Seniors and Reservesbefore heading off to London for 6 years. Greg played in 3 losing GFs over his years at Ormond.Now Treasurer of the Club, he also enjoys playing for the Clubbies.Ormond’s Jared Franklin began in the U9’s and progressed through to the U19s in 2001-02.These years included losing GF’s in the U15’s (1997) and U19’s (2002). His senior career at GunnReserve began with the Reserves 2003 and was VC in ‘05. He moved to Caulfield Grammariansfrom ’06 til ’08 to be with close mates. Jared returned to Ormond in ’09 and ironically played in thelosing Reserves GF against Caulfield in ’10.Oakleigh’s Gary Bennett was recruited from Oakleigh Dragons and debuted against MelbourneHigh U19 in round 3, 2004.Emmaus St Leo’s Nath ‘Meatball’ Baranello a bruising pocket dynamo from an early age playedin the 2005 U’19 premiership team in his first year with the Animals. Meaty has continued hisbone crunching attack on the ball in the seniors and state teams, which together with his pastaon Thursday nights make him a crowd favourite.South Mornington’s Michael ‘Heiby’ Heib is a great clubman and on the field is a smart forwardwith good skills and goal sense.St Bedes / Mentone Tigers Anthony Scafidi’s arrival at Brindisi Street coincided with the Tigersmarch to the unprecedented triple premiership run. Since debuting in 2006, Scafa has playedalongside his brother Andrew in 3 premierships, lifted many dumbbells and provided countlesshard hitting highlights at half back for the Brindisi faithful and beyond. His inspirational, headover the ball, don’t give your opponent an inch style of football, has earned him the respect ofeveryone at Tigerland and has seen him rise to the status of pin-up boy for Ken “if you could bottlethat Italian blood” Petrucco. Under the aliases of Ten Tonne Tony, Tony Pepperoni, The Hummer ,TIB and Scar fidi, Anthony’s leadership around the club and self commentary during games hasprovided many motivational pearls including; “That’s what i’m talkin bout”, “Step on their necks”,“I’ma number one”, “Send ‘em back to the library” and “Toooo good”.De La Salle Club 18 stalwart Tom Kovarik started with the club in the U19s in 2005 and in 2010took on the difficult role of playing coach of the Club 18 team. Big Tom is a fixture at full forwardwhere he has kicked plenty of goals over the years. Tom won the coaches award in 2007 and is animmensely popular player around the club.Glen Eira Saint’s Brett CooneyOakleigh’s Chris Mercuri o was recruited from Oakleigh Dragons and debuted in 2009.Monash Gryphon Kieran ‘Buddy’ Love came from a Rugby background in Ipswich, but hasdeveloped his skills markedly and is now the first choice reserves ruckman. A premiership playerlast season, Kieran is a valuable servant of the club.Richmond Central’s club captain Sean “Irish” O’Connor arrived from Diamond Creek in 2008and has continually demonstrated his fine footballing and leadership capabilities. After two fineseasons was the natural and popular appointment as skipper. As valuable in all facets of the clubas he is out on the ground, after a short injury hiatus he is back leading from the front with hisrelentless drive and enthusiasm.THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011 45

CLUB XVIII“CROCS” NARROW ESCAPE FROM “BLACKS”:“C.Y.S MAULED BY CARDS”A valiant University Blacks ran Old Xaverians toeleven points in a very even contest. Their losshas resulted in the Blacks slipping from the topfour. Old Ivanhoe proved no match for De LaSalle, who through their fifty eight point win,have consolidated their hold on third place.Leaders, Old Melburnians were far too strong forSt Bernard’s and won by eighty eight points. In theafternoon match, Prahran/ Assumption outplayedMonash Blues and won by eighteen points thusregaining fourth placeAfter an evenly contested first half on a balmywinter’s morning, Banyule ran over UniversityHigh School / V.U.T. to win by one hundred andnineteen points. At half time the Banyule leadhad been a mere thirty seven points. The OldParadians and Old Carey game produced a hardfought contest. Again the Paradian failure toscore negated much of their endeavour aroundthe ground. Carey, who led throughout, finallytriumphed by sixty five points. North Old Boys/St Patrick’s have regained fourth place after theireighteen point win over Fitzroy, whose hold onthird place seems tenuous. Richmond Centralcontinued their fine mid season form by recordingan unexpected eleven point victory over thehighly fancied Williamstown C.Y.M.S., who nowfind themselves fifth. Ivanhoe recaptured theirearly season form to defeat Therry Penola by fortyeight points.Mazenod were largely untroubled to defeat adisappointing Old Geelong by ninety six points.Leaders, Hawthorn continued on their winningway with a ninety six point win over Ormond.A.J.A.X. consolidated their hold on a top four berthby defeating Richmond Central by fifty five points.Round 11 Previews.Norm NugentDe La Salle and Prahran / Assumption meet onDarling Park with the winner seemingly assuredof a finals berth. Selection is difficult as each iscoming off a good win in Round 10. Overall, DeLa Salle has the better performance this seasonand their fitness and “home ground” advantageshould carry them to victory. Old Xaverians shouldregain their good form with a victory over MonashBlues. Old Melburnians journey to new territorywhen they play on Chelsworth Park. The OldIvanhoe ground with its white fence and tree linedsouthern end can make scoring difficult for visitingsides. That said, Old Melburnians can be expectedto win again. University Blacks must build theirpercentage against the winless St Bernard’s, in thehope of regaining a top four position. Althoughthe Blacks should win, the question is by howmuch?In an early morning encounter at the FawknerReserve, it is difficult to forecast an Old Paradianwin over Therry Penola. Parade players win the ballaround the ground but cannot convert possessionsinto scores. Therry Penola is my selection. In whatpromises to be a Second Semi Final preview,TODAYSelections in BOLDCLUB XVIIIDE LA SALLE v PRAHRAN ASSUMPTIONMONASH BLUES v OLD XAVERIANSOLD IVANHOE v OLD MELBURNIANSST BERNARDS v UNIVERSITY BLACKSCLUB XVIII (NORTH)THERRY PENOLA v OLD PARADIANSOLD CAREY v BANYULEIVANHOE v NORTH OLD BOYS/ST PATSUHS-VU v RICHMOND CENTRALWILLIAMSTOWN CYMS v FITZROYCLUB XVIII (SOUTH)AJAX v MAZENODOLD GEELONG v ORMOND AFCHAWTHORN v HAMPTON ROVERS46 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011SPORTS INJURY CASUALTY - OPEN 1-7 SATURDAY

Banyule travel to Old Carey. From observationsover recent weeks, I believe Old Carey will provetoo fast around the ground and that their depth oftalent will carry them to another victory. Ivanhoecan expect strong opposition from North OldBoys/ St Patrick’s at Ivanhoe Park, which presentsa challenge to all visiting sides. Ivanhoe seem tohave regained their earlier promise when judgedby last week’s results. Today, I select Ivanhoe towin again. Victory today by Richmond Central overUniversity High School / V.U.T. will be their third ina row and will place the Centrals in line for a latefinal four challenge. As University High School/V.U.T. is winless this season, I select RichmondCentral. WilliamstownC.Y.M.S. will be pleased tobe playing on the FearonReserve against Fitzroy,especially as each team has hit unexpected snagsin its final’s quest. At home, I favour WilliamstownC.Y.M.S.A.J.A.X. and Mazenod meet in a final’s rehearsal.Even though A.J.A.X. have the home advantage,Mazenod’s superior record should see them winnarrowly. Ormond should return to the winninglist by defeating Old Geelong, who again seemdestined to miss the finals. Hawthorn shouldconvincingly defeat Hampton Rovers.LAST ROUNDClub XVIII (1)De La Salle 3.6 6.12 8.13 12.17 (89)Old Ivanhoe 0.2 1.3 4.6 4.7 (31)GOALS De La Salle: T. Kovarik 3 A. Kovarik 2 M. Krezel 1 B. Hughes 1 R. Bassily 1 J.Neate 1 S. Wall 1 B. Scanlan 1 R. Mathias 1Old Ivanhoe: G. George 2 L. Imbriano 1 A. Pascolo 1BEST De La Salle: W. Dwyer R. Hancock J. Neate S. Byers J. Pereira R. MathiasOld Ivanhoe: S. Pinney J. Mathew A. Bernardi D. Toma K. Grigg J. SpoorOld Melburnians 4.6 9.12 15.12 16.20 (116)St Bernards 0.1 0.3 3.3 4.4 (28)GOALS Old Melburnians: T. Code 4 T. Schofield 3 A. Clark 3 H. Sampson 2 G. Hanger1 O. Webb 1 A. Ray 1 C. Reid 1St Bernards: N. Toy 1 S. Perrett 1 M. Juricskay 1 A. Catterall 1BEST Old Melburnians: T. Code T. Schofield A. Clark O. Webb A. Ray M. Conom StBernards: M. Juricskay J. Devery A. Helenius A. Macali C. Mitchell A. BuckleyOld Xaverians 0.0 0.0 0.0 12.7 (79)University Blacks 0.0 0.0 0.0 10.8 (68)GOALS Old Xaverians: M. Green 4 N. Quinn 3 A. Jones 2 S. O’Brien 1 T. Fitzgerald1 W. Martin 1University Blacks: M. Prowse 4 R. Moffatt 3 A. Brooks 1 A. Mackay 1 J. Green 1BEST Old Xaverians: A. Jones D. Parry M. Green T. Roache N. Aird N. BardenUniversity Blacks: A. Costello M. Prowse G. Allan J. Green R. Moffatt M. McKeonePrahran Assumption 3.3 5.10 8.11 10.16 (76)Monash Blues 3.3 4.5 6.9 8.10 (58)GOALS Prahran Assumption: L. Skehan 4 L. Farrell 1 J. Storer 1 L. Alexander 1 G.Scott 1 J. Cranfield 1 N. Keohler 1Monash Blues: S. Chapman 4 M. Chapman 2 A. Jaques 1 A. Moles 1BEST Prahran Assumption: N. Mitchell B. Lewis C. Faraci N. Keohler A. SlawinskiD. Shinners Monash Blues: P. Verbeek M. Phillips A. Beecroft S. Robson P. Long M.ChapmanClub XVIII (North)Banyule 6.5 7.10 16.14 21.16 (142)UHS-VU 0.1 2.3 2.3 2.11 (23)GOALS Banyule: D. Witchell 8 S. Tuckman 3 D. Sproules 2 E. Griffiths 2 C. Buckley 2 Z.Cleaver 1 H. Mowat 1 J. Pentland 1 C. Marotta 1UHS-VU: T. Landt 1 J. Bowes 1BEST Banyule: D. Nichols M. Adamczyk D. Witchell H. Mowat C. Buckley C. MarottaUHS-VU: C. Bramwell T. Landt J. Sutton C. Hume J. Thomas C. LittleOld Carey 0.0 0.0 0.0 12.18 (90)Old Paradians 0.0 0.0 0.0 3.7 (25)GOALS Old Carey: R. Stone 3 S. Landgren 3 S. Lenders 2 D. Hyne 1 M. Ramsay 1 C.O’Brien 1 A. Bird 1Old Paradians: L. Grech 1 D. Lewis 1 A. Palmieri 1BEST Old Carey: M. Baker A. Bird L. Cooney R. Stone M. Ramsay P. GleddenOld Paradians: K. Barry A. Tenson D. Lewis B. Dintinosante J. Di Maggio B. GearyNorth Old Boys/St Pats 3.2 4.8 6.10 11.12 (78)Fitzroy 1.1 4.2 6.6 8.8 (56)GOALS North Old Boys/St Pats: P. Doolan 9 S. Denatris 1 H. CHRISTIE 1Fitzroy: M. Oliver 3 T. Wilson 2 N. Brown 1 K. McKenzie 1 J. MacKinnon 1BEST North Old Boys/St Pats: P. Doolan T. Donovan D. Treppo T. Downing H. ChristieC. Stribley Fitzroy: J. Phegan T. Coleman A. Hanna M. Oliver C. Smith A. TurnerRichmond Central 1.1 4.3 9.6 10.7 (67)Williamstown CYMS 2.2 3.4 5.9 7.14 (56)GOALS Richmond Central: T. Pritchard 3 S. D’Arcy 1 C. Glowrey 1 J. Brazzale 1 D. Kim1 R. Nolan 1 R. Pizzey 1 A. Bowen 1Williamstown CYMS: J. Digrazia 2 J. Farley 2 G. Shine 1 C. Pach 1 M. Manning 1BEST Richmond Central: R. Nolan R. Pizzey A. Tyers C. Pilkington T. Pritchard D.BuckthorpeWilliamstown CYMS: C. Goucher D. Williams D. MacLeod M. Broomhall B. HollierC. PachIvanhoe 3.3 7.3 10.8 15.11 (101)Therry Penola 3.1 7.3 7.3 8.5 (53)GOALS Ivanhoe: T. Sheehan 9 P. Farrelly 2 R. Ghadamian 2 N. Addison 1 S. HuntleyTherry Penola: D. Monello 2 G. O’Connor 2 J. McQueen 1 R. Steer 1 P. McCrae 1 P.Dunn 1BEST Ivanhoe: B. Walters T. Sheehan N. Addison C. McKenzie S. Huntley D. MillerTherry Penola: D. Boden R. McKerrow S. Sacco P. Dunn M. RyanClub XVIII (South)Mazenod 8.2 10.4 14.6 17.8 (110)Old Geelong 1.0 2.1 2.1 2.2 (14)GOALS Mazenod: S. Davis 4 R. Hawkins 3 D. McMullin 3 D. Kelly 2 J. Dipietro 1 M.Wilkins 1 A. Ciavarella 1 S. Mann 1 J. Kavanagh 1Old Geelong: J. Merrin 1 M. Leslie 1BEST Mazenod: C. Collins P. Gadd M. Warwick J. Dipietro S. Davis D. McMullinOld Geelong: M. Leslie J. Cole J. Merrin L. Herbert D. Port N. SmithHawthorn 3.4 6.6 11.12 16.13 (109)Ormond AFC 0.1 2.2 2.2 6.7 (43)GOALS Hawthorn: G. Dellaportas 6 C. Terzoglou 2 N. Damilatis 2 C. Higgins 1 G.Zamanis 1 N. Criticos 1 C. Katsanevakis 1 A. Mihalis 1 C. Armatas 1Ormond AFC: Not providedBEST Hawthorn: C. Armatas G. Zamanis C. Katsanevakis J. Handford N. DamilatisOrmond AFC: Not providedAjax 4.4 8.7 13.11 16.13 (109)Richmond Central AFC 1.1 1.4 4.4 8.7 (55)GOALS Ajax: A. Cooper 3 A. Nadler 2 R. Cahn 2 S. Friede 2 R. Grof 2 D. Glass 1 A.Berman 1 A. Wytwornik 1 J. Feldy 1 A. Paykel 1 Richmond Central AFC:J. Boyd 3 B. Needham 2 S. Williams 1 M. Nicolosi 1 D. Gaut 1BEST Ajax: J. Grosman A. Berman D. Wloszczowski A. Nadler R. Cahn D. SteinbergRichmond Central AFC: B. Needham D. Gaut M. Farley D. Blythe S. WilliamsTHE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011 47

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UNDER 19RESULTSU19 PREMIERDe La Salle 3.3 7.4 13.9 17.17 (119)Old Scotch 1.3 3.5 4.7 5.7 (37)GOALS De La Salle: J. Bull 4 E. Espinosa 3 L. Barda 3 J. Fisher 2 A. Papamiltiades 2 H.Nicholson 1 R. Harris 1 G. McDonough 1 Old Scotch:D. Knight 1 T. Hays 1 N. Jamieson 1 M. Bate 1 S. Dalton 1BEST De La Salle: A. Papamiltiades S. Brooks J. Bull L. Hogan J. Terrell H. NicholsonOld Scotch: M. Bradley H. Dick M. Bate M. Johnston N. Jamieson D. McFarlaneBeaumaris 5.4 8.4 11.8 13.9 (87)Old Melburnians 1.2 4.6 7.9 9.13 (67)GOALS Beaumaris: W. Mattingley 4 L. Edmondson 3 M. Ramanathan 1 T. Perkin 1 O.Webber 1 B. Schubert 1 W. Gillespie 1 T. Rayner 1Old Melburnians: T. Hywood 3 T. Spargo 2 J. Rundell 2 E. Mandie 1 N. Voyage 1BEST Beaumaris: T. Rayner J. Bull T. Cumming W. Mattingley W. Gillespie N. DickinsonOld Melburnians: T. Hywood J. De Fegley J. Rundell N. Voyage A. Coleridge C. MayOld Xaverians 3.4 3.6 6.12 11.14 (80)University Blues 5.1 6.7 6.9 9.10 (64)GOALS Old Xaverians: L. Denton 2 J. Bergin 2 C. Beetham 1 A. Pasceri 1 M. Douglas 1C. Lewis 1 D. Barry 1 S. Berengo 1 C. Woodley 1University Blues: P. Mithen 2 P. Ruggles 2 S. Dalton 1 J. Mugavin 1 E. McMullin 1 D.VanDePol 1 D. Zambon 1BEST Old Xaverians: M. Hannan L. Denton A. Pasceri M. Douglas C. Woodley C. LewisUniversity Blues: P. Ruggles T. Ruggles W. Cuningham S. James P. Mithen A. SmithSt Bedes/Mentone Tigers 4.4 8.11 8.13 13.18 (96)Fitzroy 3.6 6.10 11.13 11.14 (80)GOALS St Bedes/Mentone Tigers: C. Lawrence 5 L. Barnhoorn 2 D. Watterson 2 M.Coen 1 G. Rowlands 1 H. Jeans 1 R. Meade 1Fitzroy: J. Turner 4 N. Jumeau 4 D. Patcas 2 E. Scott 1BEST St Bedes/Mentone Tigers: D. Martin S. Faulkner A. Cross D. Watterson J. McKeeC. RoggeroFitzroy: J. Turner N. Jumeau D. Patcas D. Pound-Palmieri N. Marshall T. BiscaroU19 SECTION 2Caulfield Grammarians 7.2 8.4 12.9 16.10 (106)Old Carey 2.3 6.6 7.7 12.10 (82)GOALS Caulfield Grammarians: T. Nixon 3 T. Bradshaw 2 B. Schwarer 2 W. Conly 2 L.Everett 2 L. Simpson 2 H. Gates 1 S. Pincus 1 W. Edwards 1Old Carey: R. Shergold 4 L. Addison 2 J. Wunungmurra 1 N. Morris 1 M. Evans 1 M.Hexter 1 C. Johnstone 1 J. Coull 1BEST Caulfield Grammarians: B. Schwarer K. Stewart L. Everett L. Simpson T. NixonT. BradshawOld Carey: D. Harding S. Fisher N. Richardson R. Shergold M. Evans J. EvansWerribee 2.2 5.5 10.5 14.8 (92)Old Haileybury 3.3 5.4 6.5 9.6 (60)GOALS Werribee: C. McNamara 3 J. Humphreys 3 M. El Hawli 2 M. Secoulidis 2 C.Faranda 1 M. Chadwick 1 J. Green-Mc Neilly 1 B. Armstrong 1Old Haileybury: J. Miseski 3 W. McTaggart 2 J. Paul 1 D. Newby 1 T. Ravindram 1 L.Pinot 1BEST Werribee: B. Armstrong H. Daniels M. Chadwick J. Humphreys C. McNamaraJ. Sargent Old Haileybury: R. Mathers L. Pinot J. Alkemade D. Harrison A. ThomsonJ. DawsonOld Brighton 4.2 6.8 10.8 13.14 (92)Ormond 7.1 9.3 11.8 12.10 (82)GOALS Old Brighton: C. Nicholls3 B. Jarick 2 J. Pascoe 2 H. Christensen 2 H. Cannon 1M. Pascoe 1 A. Dick 1 B. Mehrten 1Ormond: C. Doggett 6 M. Bannan 2 C. Olson 1 B. Atkins 1 D. Riazah-Kesheh 1 J.Hastings-Dodge 1BEST Old Brighton: T. Hamilton L. Mowbray H. Cannon C. Nicholls T. Ellery S. ZaiaOrmond: B. Atkins C. Doggett M. Hunt D. Riazah-Kesheh M. Bannan C. OlsonSt Bernards 0.4 4.7 4.12 8.16 (64)Old Mentonians 1.3 2.3 4.4 5.7 (37)GOALS St Bernards: S. Jones 3 J. Gay 2 D. Wall 1 J. Bennie 1 J. Rose 1Old Mentonians: D. Bolger 4 D. Mills 1BEST St Bernards: J. Weir I. Madden B. Cooper M. Sargent J. Rose N. SchultzOld Mentonians: L. Hull S. Johnson L. Caine B. Beaman T. Brodie D. BolgerU19 SECTION 3Old Camberwell 1.2 2.3 4.6 5.10 (40)Ajax 1.2 2.5 4.8 5.9 (39)GOALS Old Camberwell: S. Freeman 2 F. Fernandes 1 S. Pellis 1 C. McLaughlin 1Ajax: J. Tyler 2 N. Rischin 1 J. Kramersh 1 A. Caplan 1BEST Old Camberwell: S. Pellis S. Freeman C. McLaughlin T. Schipper C. Young M.Klashovski Ajax: J. Ludski M. Thurin R. Simon B. Michowski R. White E. LangOld Trinity 6.4 12.6 18.8 23.12 (150)Marcellin 2.0 5.1 6.1 7.2 (44)GOALS Old Trinity: S. Stacker 12 E. Satur 2 O. Fairweather 2 F. Heron-Paterson1 S. Lawrence 1 E. Bowman 1 J. Gilfillan 1 H. Winter 1 B. Howell 1 J. Weatherson1 Marcellin: B. Waldren 2 R. Costanzo 1 A. Gilmour 1 A. Ioannidis 1 J. Stone 1 K.Mattiuzzo 1BEST Old Trinity: S. Stacker B. Howell C. Riggs E. Satur J. Steinhart N. MeadowsMarcellin: J. Bettello A. Ioannidis M. Molloy D. Isaac R. Costanzo J. MilaneseCollegians 1.0 5.3 6.4 9.7 (61)Old Essendon 3.5 3.6 3.7 5.10 (40)GOALS Collegians: C. Jesaveluk 2 B. Riddle 2 T. Penberthy 2 C. Lyon 2 J. Steger 1 OldEssendon: M. Ratcliffe 3 L. Reed 2BEST Collegians: B. Mason A. James T. Penberthy B. Riddle C. Jesaveluk T. GoodmanOld Essendon: J. Shingler J. Marr L. Reed J. Clarke D. Rowland C. PersanoHampton Rovers 6.2 12.7 16.8 22.16 (148)Old Ivanhoe 3.1 3.2 5.4 6.4 (40)GOALS Hampton Rovers: M. Care 4 B. Scott 3 L. Edgar 3 C. Harbour 3 J. McPherson2 J. McMahon 2 S. Care 1 A. Woltering 1 J. Pavlou 1 D. Colosacco 1 A. Quirong 1 OldIvanhoe: J. Cecil 2 J. Ridewood 1 J. Moio 1 K. Trajanovski 1 J. Trajanovski 1BEST Hampton Rovers: A. Woltering C. Harbour J. McPHERSON O. Jewell M. Care B.ScottOld Ivanhoe: M. Licata K. Trajanovski C. Pirret C. Gogerly A. Sheehan T. IkedaU19 SOUTHMazenod 2.5 10.10 18.10 25.18 (168)St Mary’s Salesian 4.0 4.0 5.4 7.5 (47)GOALS Mazenod: L. Greco 9 S. Millner 4 J. Malietzis 4 J. Cowan 2 R. Fileccia 1 S.Cavalera 1 S. Jones 1 S. Tyrrell 1 M. Stevenson 1 L. Greco 1St Mary’s Salesian: S. Murphy 2 J. Kenyon 1 S. Gusts 1 S. Gatehouse 1 N. Alexopoulos1 B. Borland 1BEST Mazenod: L. Greco J. Cowan J. Malietzis J. Little P. FlanaganSt Mary’s Salesian: S. Murphy B. Borland T. Lovelock S. Gatehouse H. ChipperfieldB. Semmler-FarrPeninsula 0.0 0.0 0.0 15.2 (92)Beaumaris 0.0 0.0 0.0 7.17 (59)GOALS Peninsula: J. Archdeacon 5 N. Baron 4 J. Durso 3 S. O’Neill 2 H. Knox 1Beaumaris: L. Beattie-Powell 2 . Smout 2 L. Brennan 2 E. HARRIS 1BEST Peninsula: T. Kellerman L. Van Der Sluijs J. Durso J. Archdeacon L. Nickels C.Macaulay Beaumaris: E. Harris H. Bennett M. Hampton H. Darbyshire B. ShawMHSOB v. OLD GEELONGMHSOB won by forfeit.De La Salle 5.1 8.3 11.5 15.9 (99)Old Xaverians 2.2 5.6 7.10 9.14 (68)GOALS De La Salle: B. Forrest 4 J. Fisher 3 J. Gava 3 J. CLEARY 1 J. Wood 1 L. Grech 1D. Gullan 1 J. Mallas 1Old Xaverians: J. Pantas 2 Z. Cosgrave 2 M. Skene 1 S. Mc Clure 1 C. Hess 1 P. Cleeve1 T. Hannon 1BEST De La Salle: B. Forrest J. Wood M. Nolan L. Grech D. Gullan J. GavaOld Xaverians: J. Campbell M. Skene P. Cleeve N. Nunan J. Pantas D. DempseyU19 NORTHBanyule 8.5 14.8 23.11 27.20 (182)Emmaus St Leos 1.0 2.2 3.2 6.4 (40)GOALS Banyule: P. Millsom 6 A. Spargo 4 J. Sirianni 3 J. Ryan 2 H. McDonald 2 S.Tindale 2 J. Cahir 2 A. Renwick 2 A. Edwards 1 R. DAWSON 1 J. Rice 1 M. Borg 1Emmaus St Leos: J. Galli 2 S. Droscher 1 T. Cochrane 1 D. O’Hehir 1 L. Glover 1BEST Banyule: P. Millsom A. Edwards J. Cahir S. Tindale A. Spargo J. RiceEmmaus St Leos: L. Glover A. Byers J. Petrulis T. Cochrane A. LaRiccia A. LangenbergOLD WESTBOURNE v. LA TROBE UNILa Trobe Uni won by forfeit.Bulleen Templestowe 6.9 9.14 13.18 18.21 (129)Therry Penola 3.1 5.2 7.5 10.7 (67)GOALS Bulleen Templestowe: A. Lauria 5 P. Sartori 3 N. Palumbo 3 L. Wallis 2 A.Tribuzio 1 M. Costa 1 E. Yamen 1 J. Meng 1 R. Laudani 1Therry Penola: H. Rowe 4 S. Tatlock 1 S. Calafiore 1 M. Jacobson 1 M. Rasile 1 B.Capraro 1 B. Campisi 1BEST Bulleen Templestowe: J. Cowell J. Paolucci N. Palumbo A. Lauria P. Sartori A.TribuzioTherry Penola: D. Blake H. Rowe A. Ractliffe J. Molloy S. Tatlock M. JonesIvanhoe 3.3 8.4 13.5 21.9 (135)Whitefriars OC 2.2 7.4 10.6 10.7 (67)GOALS Ivanhoe: Not providedWhitefriars OC: T. Peter-Budge 2 N. McKeown 2 T. Leechman 1 M. Nitas 1 B. Mathews1 A. Papac 1 D. Spence 1 C. Spencer 1BEST Ivanhoe: Not providedWhitefriars OC: N. McKeown T. Stanbrook A. Daou T. Peter-Budge M. Nitas M.JohnsonTHE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011 49

UNDER 19Michael CollinsNick DuxsonAs the bottom sides still shuffle for the lower positionson the ladder, the top four contenders are beginningto consolidate themselves. The champs, De La Salle,and the rampaging Old Xaverians, hold the twotop spots. Meanwhile, Beaumaris and St. Bede’s /Mentone Tigers continue to build momentum. Theundermanned Cardinals have fallen from grace afterdealing Xavs their only defeat of the season. In a blinkof an eye, the Tigers have flown by Old Scotch tofirmly grasp fourth position.De La Salle rubbed salt further into the Cardinals’wounds with a breath-taking 82-point victory. De Lashowed Old Scotch why they have dominated thiscompetition for many years, because of their evennessand depth across the board, and their willingnessto work hard from siren to siren. Worryingly for thecompetition, De La Salle is only just beginning tofield their strongest side. The introduction of biggerbodies, like Jason Terrel and Jordan Bull, makes thema more dynamic and formidable side.Beaumaris continued to find a way to win against ahungrier Old Melburnians side. Without taking creditaway from OMs, Beauy would not be pleased withtheir own wavering intensity at the contest. Eventhough Beauy continue to rack up the all importantfour points, their current form would not stack up towell against the elite of the competition (De La Salleand Old Xaverians). On a positive note for Beaumaris,Sean Brennan was rock solid down back and JamesBull provided the grunt work with his ferocious desirefor the contest.Despite the Tigers looking like they were still oncloud nine after their win against Old Scotch, theymanaged to snare an important win against Fitzroy.Similar to Beaumaris, the Tiges found a way to win.It is a sign of a good side when they claim the pointswithout playing their best footy. The Tigers are nowsix points clear of Old Scotch in fourth spot. Utility,Hayden Jeans, was impressive for the victors. Thisweek, they face De La Salle in what may shape up tobe a season defining game for the rising Tigers.Old Xaverians brushed off a competitive UniversityBlues side by 16-points. With a few prominent Xavsout, Michael Hannan led the way with anothercommanding best on-field performance. Hiscombination of agility and height makes him anintegral part of the Xavs’ line-up.Todd BeamesTOP FOURTAKING SHAPESection 2This week saw the North and South collide in the firstof nine thrilling rounds of football. Endeavouringto make the competition better for all teams,geographical fixturing has been shown the door.Old Carey hosted an undefeated CaulfieldGrammarians. Caulfield asserted themselves earlyopening up a 29 point lead at the first change. OldCarey fought their way back into the game but in theend were unable to get over the top placed teamlosing by 24 points. Caulfield played a terrific teamgame with six multiple goal scorers. Robert Shergoldcontinued his good season for Carey with anotherfour majors.Werribee made the long journey across town to playOld Haileybury looking to cement their position inthe top two. In a game of two halves, the Tigers weretoo strong in the latter part of the game to run awaywith a 32 point victory. They kicked nine goals tofour in the second half to remain undefeated. BrettArmstrong led the way for the victors, whilst for theBloods Richard Mathers battled hard all day.In a low scoring affair St Bernards were too strongfor Old Mentonians at home. The margin could havebeen much bigger than 27 points with in-accuratekicking not reflecting the true dominance. James Weirled the way with another impressive performance forthe home side, whilst for Old Mentone Daniel Bolgerkicked four.After doing it tough in premier division, Old Brightonrecorded a 10 point win over Ormond in the closestgame of the round. Trailing for most of the day anda goal in arrear at three quarter time they rallied torecord their first win of the season. Tom Hamiltonwas amongst the best for Brighton whilst for OrmondChristian Doggett kicked six majors.St Kevins had the bye.Section 3Old Camberwell got over AJAX in a low-scoring,one point thriller at Gary Smorgon Oval. Twopoints separated the teams at the final change, OldCamberwell chopping the margin by a point andfalling devastatingly short. Stephen Pellis starredfor Old Camberwell, while Jarryd Ludski was best onground for the victors.50 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011SPORTS INJURY CASUALTY - OPEN 1-7 SATURDAY

A solid four quarter performance form the HamptonRovers saw them romp to a 108 point win on theroad against Old Ivanhoe. Matthew Care kicked fourgoals and Alex Woltering starred for the Rovers, whileMichael Licata fought valiantly for Old Ivanhoe.A stunning 12 goal performance from Trinityspearhead Sam Stacker led his side to a 106 pointdemolition of Marcellin. Oscar Fairweather andEmerson Satur chipped in with two apiece for Trinity,while they had another eight single goal-kickers.Jordan Bettello led the way for the vistors.Collegians made the most of Old Essendon’s earlyinaccuracy in front of goal, running out 21 pointvictors at Keilor Park. The Dons led by 17 points atquarter time, but the Lions fought back to lead at themain break and three quarter time. Matthew Ratcliffekicked three for the home side, while Ben Mason wasbest on ground for CollegiansTODAYSelections in BOLDPREMIERSDE LA SALLE v ST BEDES/MTFITZROY v BEAUMARISOLD SCOTCH v UNIVERSITY BLACKSOLD XAVERIANS v OLD BRIGHTONUNIVERSITY BLUES v OLD MELBURNIANSU19 SECTION 2CAULFIELD GRAMM v OLD BRIGHTONOLD CAREY v ORMONDOLD MENTONIANS v WERRIBEEST KEVINS v ST BERNARDSU19 SECTION 3OLD CAMBERWELL v MARCELLINAJAX v HAMPTONOLD ESSENDON v OLD TRINITYCOLLEGIANS v NORTHERN BULLANTSU19 NORTHBANYULE v BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWEIVANHOE v EMMAUS ST LEOSLA TROBE UNI v WHITEFRIARS OCOLD WESTBOURNE v THERRY PENOLAU19 SOUTHST MARY’S SALESIAN v BEAUMARISPENINSULA v OLD XAVERIANSMONASH BLUES v MAZENODDE LA SALLE v OLD GEELONGNorthBanyule enhanced theirreputation as flag contenderswith a 142 point win onthe road against a muchimprovedEmmaus St Leos. Patrick Millsom was beston ground for the Bears with six majors, while AsherSpargo chipped in with four goals. St Leos’ leadersAlexander Byers and Justin Petrulis were gallant indefeat for the home side.Adam Lauria added five goals to his season tally asBulleen Templestowe handed out a 10 goal lesson toTherry Penola. The Bullants led at every break, having39 scoring shots to 17 in a dominant display. JackCowell starred for the visitors, while Hayden Roweslotted four goals for the Lions.Whitefriars let slip a golden opportunity to close thegap on the top four, running out of steam after threequarter time against Ivanhoe. The Friars trailed by just17 points at three quarter time, but Ivanhoe kicked8 goals to zip in the last quarter to run out 68 pointwinners. Nathan McKeown starred for the Friars andThomas Stanbrook shone in defence.Westbourne forfeited against La Trobe, but thatdidn’t stop the visitors from having a scratch match– a warning sign to anyone challenging the top teamfor this year’s premiership.SouthMazenod continued their fantastic form with anemphatic 121 point drubbing of St Mary’s Salesian.The Nodders got off to a slow start, trailing by sevenpoints at quarter time before kicking 23 of the next27 goals. Louis Greco continued to hit the scoreboardwith another bag, this time kicking nine whilst for StMary’s Sam Murphy fought hard all day.Peninsula secured a 33 point win over Beaumaris toensure they stay in touch with the top four. Accuracyin front of goal was the difference with Beaumarishaving more scoring shots but unable to convert.For the victors, Jake Archdeacon kicked five whilst forBeaumaris the goals were shared.De La Salle stunned Old Xaverians to record anupset victory at home. Sitting four spots and fivegames below the red and blacks, De La showed theycan be competitive when playing at their best. A fivegoal opening quarter set up the win, running out 31point winners and narrowing the gap on fourth spot.Benjamin Forrest kicked five goals for De La Salle.James Campbell led the way for Old Xaverians.Melbourne High was given the weekend off withOld Geelong unable to field a side.Monash Blues had the byeTHE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011 51

U19 – PREMIERBEAUMARISCoach: Luke Buller/ Marcus GoonanAsst Coach: Peter Brook/Tim HuntDE LA SALLE BLUESCoach: Michael BrownAsst: Simon BrownFITZROYCoach: Bruce EdwardsOLD BRIGHTONCoach: Adam PirrieAsst Coach: Ryan JosephOLD MELBURNIANSCoach:1 Tim Pritchard3 TomMcManamy4 James Hooper5 Josh Ward6 James Bull7 Dylan Davis8 Chris Smout9 Oliver Webber10 Jackson Miller12 Alex Shulman14 Sean Brennan16 AndrewDickinson17 LukeEdmondson18 Byron Hughes19 Matt Teasdale20 BrentonSchubert21 Jack Perkin22 KyleMcDonagh23 Will Mattingly24 Lucas Bourne26 Sam Bennett27 Nick Dickinson28 Adam Tanzimat29 Luke Beasley30 Nick Voritch31 Ben Shaw32 Joel DiNatale33 Will Edwards34 Will Edmonds35 EthanMcMaster36 MarkRamanathan37 Tom Abbott38 James Hall39 Matt Prosser40 Ray Lenygel41 Aaron Keating43 JordanThompson44 Matt Davis45 Callum Griffi ths46 HaydenDarbyshire47 Tom Gandy48 PeterPaspaliaris50 Greg Pearson51 CallumGillespie53 Alex Smout54 Liam Brennan55 Will Minehan59 Scott Sheldrick1 Eddie Espinosa2 Jacob Williams3 David Gullan4 Sam Brooks5 Charlie Athanasiou6 Luke Hogan7 Brendan Close (C)8 Harry Haley10 Jarrad Kay11 Luke Barda12 Liam Wood13 Todd Richardson14 Joshua Wood15 Hugh Nicholson16 Anthony O’shea17 Declan Freeman18 Con Panna19 Adrian Papamiltiades20 Ryan Harris22 Jayden Duhau23 Jordon Bull24 James Cleary25 Garrett Mcdonough26 Ashlin Streker27 Anthony Soriano28 Tom Cleary29 Matthew Hamilton32 Michael Stizza34 Joel Mattiske38 Lachlan O’connell42 Tom Humphrey43 Mark ToddSPONSORMt Erica Hotel1 Tom Biscaro2 Jackson Tennant3 Benjamin Roberts4 Nathan Carroll5 Toby Hudson Bevege6 Cheyne Evans7 Lachlan Morrison8 Chris Doherty10 Edward Bryan11 Sean Dillane12 Arreh Elmi13 Jack Iacono14 Alex Lawrence15 Nathan Jumeau16 Brendan Hill16 Eammon Scott17 Nicholas Marshall18 Filippo Palmieri19 Ben Slaviero20 Dylan Patcas21 Sandy Maskell Knight28 Paddy McQueen Canty29 Julian Turner32 Dominic Pound-Palmieri39 Adams Biggs42 James Steinfort43 Raphael Lloyd52 Alex Maloney54 Eamonn Scott64 Martyn BeachamSponsors:Reds FoundationHarrington Earl Estate AgentsDegani Bakery CafeMcCoppinsClyde HotelNAB1 Harry Cannon2 Dom D’andrea3 Tyler Ellery4 Ed Granter5 Stephen Lorenz6 Cal Nicholls7 Chris Hardgrave8 Rob Naughton9 Josh Prosser10 Linton Farrell11 Jackson Moffi tt12 Dylan Struck13 Nick Coroneous14 Max Leashman15 Ed Fitzgerald16 Nick Petiona17 Michael Namour18 Levi Mowbray19 Pat Sands20 Harrison Flavell21 Hugh Christianson22 Ben Mehrton23 Will Johnson24 Ryan Martin25 Tom Brunskill26 Jack Broadhead27 Liston Dawes28 Cailin Wrigley29 Charlie Wood30 Grant Maglio1 E Scobart3 S Quennell5 C Baillieu11 J Sanford14 L Dean15 T Lloyd16 N Voyage18 T de Fegely19 C May20 N Madders23 N de Steiger24 W Hatfi eld25 T Hodge26 M McCoy28 M Marangon29 L Bennett30 B Wall37 H Jupp43 N Russell48 L Gooley64 L Koumouris65 P Lofi tis66 A Amato67 L Borthwick68 M Carlon69 J Cooper70 J Coverdale71 M Downey72 R Fowler73 C Freedman74 S Goodard75 E Haralambous76 T Hywood77 J Land78 T Morris79 J Moss80 E Myer81 N Pearce82 W Smibert83 A Steele84 C Stubbe85 S Uden86 C WischerOLD SCOTCHCoach: Matthew ParisiAssistant Coach: Daniel ParisiOLD XAVERIANSPrem Coaches: Tom MauleAsst: Hamish Buckley / Joe RushST BEDE’s MENTONETIGERSCoach: Des RyanUNIVERSITY BLACKSCoach: Steve CerniUNIVERSITY BLUESCoach: Matt EmblingAssts Coaches: Alan Salter1 Peter Hodges2 Jackson Finlay3 Tom Hays4 Mitch Bradley5 James Sansom6 Mat Bate7 CallumMcDonough8 Dylan McFarlane9 Charlie Maginness10 Hugh French11 Michael Filius12 David Carey13 Alex Reilly14 Tom Hackett15 William Boyd16 Gene van denBroek17 Harry Carneli18 Ed Dalton19 Matt Peric20 Angus Harlock21 Greg Knight22 Charlie Perry23 Max van denBroek24 Will Donelan25 Andrew Hummerston26 James Stott27 Scott Sansom28 Sam Stott29 David Knight30 Andy White31 Charlie Ralston32 Cam Lucas33 Henry Dick (Capt)34 Sam Barnett35 Alex King36 William McCann37 Sam Muttdon38 Seb Woodard41 Sam Banfi eld43 Sam Dalton44 Michael Johnston47 Anzack Newman58 Ed Furey88 Nick Jamieson1 Steven Berengo 43 James Emonsom2 Louis Denton 44 Tom Ferne3 Andrew Pasceri 45 Matthew Galbraith4 Matt Jenkinson 46 Toby Koffman5 Tim Dillon 47 Andrew Mccarthy6 Nick Pepperell (dvc) 48 Damien Murray7 Cauley Beetham 49 Nicholas Nunan8 Jeremy Preece 50 Harry O’sullivan9 Matt Douglas (c) 51 Jonathan Smarrelli10 Jack Bergin 52 Benjamin Smith11 Dan Iacuone 53 Zac Cosgrave12 Dan Harangozo (vc) 54 Michael Burne13 Karl Kaldawi 55 Patrick Cleeve14 Darcy Cotchett 56 Jeff Davies15 William Ryan 57 Dante De Thomas16 James Morrison 58 Jack Fahey17 Matthew Vlahos 59 Benjamin Faulkner18 Zac Pirrie 60 Luke Flegeltaub19 Mitch Skene 61 Darcy Frawley20 Ashley Sorrenti 62 Xavier Frawley21 Nick Costa 63 Tom Gunn22 Sam Franklyn 64 Tim Hannon23 Charlie Woodley 65 Patrick Hardigan24 Jack O’sullivan 66 Azy Asan25 Dan Barry 67 Jacob Healy26 Pat Storey 68 Damien Holland27 Ben Plant (vc) 69 William Kennedy28 Michael Hannan 70 Jack Long29 Julian Sanfi lippo 71 Matthew Margin30 Sam Mcclure 72 Lewis Mather31 Jack Curtis 73 Jack Mcclusky32 Marcus Torr 74 Andrew Melilli33 Elliot Pititto 75 Robert O’bryan34 Charlie Hess 76 Jack Rathgeber35 Josh Bosnar 77 Terry Reed36 Jonathan Blake 78 Matt Ridolfi37 James Campbell 79 Patt Slingo38 Oliver Condon 80 Gabriel Varveri39 Jack Delmo 81 Pat Yuen40 Anthony Dickinson41 Adriano Donato42 Alex ElliottMAJOR SPONSORS1 L Doyle2 P Cortazzo3 S Dimos4 T Pastura5 T Brown6 D Saunders7 S Glennen8 J Patounas9 D Foley10 J Shipsides12 S Faulkner13 M Coen14 M Locco15 J Heron16 T Zorzovilis17 J Fenwick18 J Robertson19 A Jones20 W Schubert21 T Simpson22 H Jeans23 J Tobin24 S Nichols25 D Millwood26 D Foot-Connolly27 N Seeber28 C Roggero29 S Amon30 S Ary31 D Shea32 J Norman33 L Murphy34 D Garside60 M Meehan67 T Talbot68 T WigneyMAJOR SPONSORSBatman CouriersBuxton Real EstateBendigo Bank1 Jed Arbuckle2 Hugh Bismire3 Sam Bourke4 Alexander Brain5 Lachlan Brown6 Geoffrey Bullen7 JonathanBunge8 Declan Butorac9 Benjamin Clark10 Rohan Cleary11 Michael Coffey12 Brennan Collis13 Thomas Connell14 Jackson Cope15 Jason Dang16 Julian Daniell17 William Davison18 Sam Douglas19 Jacob Gardiner20 James Grant21 Phillip Hall22 Scott Hobijn-Allen23 Sidney Jones24 StephenJudson25 Patrick Kelly26 Daniel Kissane27 Harrie Lahy28 Jack Laing29 James Lenehan30 Simon Lewis31 Nicholas Lord32 JacksonMacaulay33 Taylor Maney34 HughMcconville35 AngusMccormack36 Andrew Moore37 Ryan Passuello38 SamuelPattinson39 Luke Phillips40 Luke Plant41 Leon Ponte42 Jackson Roder43 JosephRokebrand44 Tom Sharp45 Jack Sher46 JoshSteadman47 Justin Trowell48 CameronTurner49 GianfrancoViola50 BernardWilliams51 Oliver YorstonBendigo PrivateBanking ServicesThe Clyde Hotel1 W. Cuningham2 T. Murfett3 D. Zambon5 O. Whitehead6 S. Driscoll7 J. Turner12 H. Hanlon (C)13 S. Caldow17 N. Keating19 J. O’Brien21 E. Long23 S. Dalton28 T.Ruggles29 P. Ruggles35 P. Mithen40 H. Paez46 D. Van de Pol47 A. Dugdale50 C. Spalding51 D. Aukema52 R. McMahon53 R. Langham60 A. Smith67 A. De Fegely68 L. McCann71 J. Visser76 L.Michell77 A. Ross81 S. James83 E. McMullinM. BrownJ. KershawO. DaviesA. DriscollC. HammondB. JonesJ. KusM. KusJ. LaidlawF. PryorR. RussoT. StevensR. ThompsonL. WardleS. Willersdorf52 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011

U19 – SOUTH 1AJAXCoach: Adam Slade-JacobsonCAULFIELDCoach: Ben GrossAsst.: Cal Twomey1 Steve Vivian2 James Phipps3 Ben Schwarer4 James Shanahan5 Tyson Bradshaw6 Tim Nixon7 Tyler Smith8 Lloyd Everett9 Will Osborn11 James Gray12 Scott Pincus13 Connor Mengler-Francis14 Tom Mccurdy15 Tim Yelland16 Dan Shapero17 Scott Dickson18 Mitch Nelson19 Will Conly20 Max Slonim21 Lachlan Simpson22 Rourke Puksand23 Andre Lister24 Jack Henty25 Taylor Wills26 Tom Allanson27 Matt Wood28 Tim Cox30 Sean Kempster31 Marcus Garrubba32 Jake Tobias33 Tom Rowsthorn35 Hugo Gates37 Mitch Kyle53 Taylor Wills57 Louis O’keefe58 Dan PelchenCOLLEGIANSCoach: Rob FergusonAsst. Coach: John McDonoughHAMPTON ROVERSCoach: Tony NaumoffOLD CAMBERWELLCoach: Adam WrightAsst Coach: Chris Zeegers1 R Simon2 J Kramersh3 E Lang4 J Ludski5 J Sher6 M Kaye7 A Shenker8 D Sokolovich9 C Stosser10 R Dean11 B Strimling12 A Sibel13 R White14 J Tyler15 J Sandler16 A Wollan17 N Rischin18 D Burns19 B Michowski20 J Malinek21 A Caplan22 S Gochman23 N Eskin24 D Wollner25 M Thurin26 D Trubnik27 M Shnider28 G Heine29 J Hamilton30 J Benjamin31 J Katelis1 W. Levinge2 P. Lensky3 O. Symington4 M. Kyroussis5 A. Carydias6 K. Tabassi7 T. Penberthy8 A. Mullucks9 H. Parsons10 L. Marshall11 D. Hausler12 S. O’Kane13 W. Candy15 L. Yeatman16 N. LeHuray17 E. Vine18 C. Burridge19 M. Crone20 D. Shaw23 T. Wells24 A. Foreman25 D. Loughnan26 W. Watson27 D. Kennedy28 C. Terrier31 T. O’Donnell32 J. Bowman33 L. Oldmeadow35 J. Cassidy40 M. Boyer44 N. Withers45 I. Gordon1 Jack Sperring2 Alex Whalebone3 Patrick Hosking4 Jacob McMahon5 Nick Taylor6 David McCarthy7 Josh Pavlou8 Victor Cinco9 Arnold Quirong10 Oliver Jewell11 Michael Levy12 Marley Collins13 Mathew Care14 Daniel Colasacco15 Antoine Raoux16 Mark Short17 Andre Jowett18 Brian Nolan19 Ben Clarke20 Marlon Woltering21 Christian Henry24 Nick Hoban25 Ned Fallon1 Alex Purtell2 Justin Harty3 Nick Godfrey5 Josef Lagreca6 William Servinis7 Andrew Dimopoulos8 Edward Paynter9 Josh Harbottle10 Tim Diakovmako11 Joseph Cinque12 Sam Rimington13 Jacob Brudenell15 Sam Nix16 Matthew Ioannou17 John Benson20 Luca Lupone21 Stefan Zervides23 Sam Mowat24 Dan Plowman25 Lachlan Roberts27 Stefan Rajic28 Alex Biaggini29 Nicholas Harrison30 Nathan Morrow32 Jack Normand36 Conor Mitchell39 Conor Healy40 Harry RobinsonDylan Craig-DarrochLeigh ReadTim ConstantinouOLD HAILEYBURYCoach: Matthew Kelly1 Johnathan Hammond2 James Paul3 Dylan Somers4 William McTaggert5 Luke Pinot6 M Quimbao7 N Leonidas8 Andrew Mathers9 Jake Lynch10 Samuel Hall11 Alister Braithwaite12 Dimitri Stathopoulos13 Daniel Newby14 Giordan Nguyen15 James Fulton16 Dylan Walsh17 D Marshallsea18 Thanu Ravindram19 Richard Mathers20 Hector Simpson21 Josh Alkermade22 Christopher Smith23 Tom Dalton24 Jack-Thomas Coombes25 Jordan Donnelly26 Patrick Hutchinson27 J Toy28 Christopher Venten29 A Budge30 Cameron Hill31 Sam Nowlan32 Tom Turner33 Alexander ThompsonOLD MENTONIANSCoach: Steve Jansson1 Thomas Goodrich2 Timothy Wigney3 Dustin Mills4 Darcy. R Brown5 Lachlan Caine6 James Mottershead7 Luke Hull8 Jack Jansson9 Mitchell Stevens10 Michael Durack11 Thomas Jelleff12 Troy Brodie13 Gareth Maxted14 Bradley Beaman15 Joshua Green16 Thomas Graham17 Jake O’Donnell18 Jordan Wearne19 Hugo Hicks20 Zachary Nelson21 William Bardoel22 Timothy Wilton23 Ryan Bennett24 Callum Fryer25 Benjamin Rossi26 Sam Bardoel27 Warwick Stone28 Samuel Johnson29 Thomas Marshall30 Mitch Brown31 Samuel Dimos32 Clinton Johnstone33 Jake Bloomer34 Travis Broadway35 Matthew Zacharin36 Lachlan Mirams37 Bane Suboticki63 Daniel Maitland75 Jarryd Sadler83 Ben BiggsSouth MelbourneOAKLEIGHCoach: Danny Hall1 L Morin2 C Dougherty3 A Dal Santo5 P Raso7 J Paola8 A Abel9 T Costigan10 D Ruddy11 J Doran13 A Bau14 J Kokas15 C Krikelis16 M Lo Ricco17 G Angelopoulos18 A Valentini20 S Stamos23 J Mreulje24 A McDonough25 J Williams26 D Aboukarroum27 B Quinn28 C Buchanan29 S Prins30 C ParryBETTER TORQUE AUTOMOTIVE40 Oxford Street, Oakleigh 3166PH: 9564 7044 FAX: 9564 7205www.hamptonrovers.com.auORMONDCoach: Dave Matthews1 StewartMcCooke2 Daniel Rizati(VC)3 Henry Simon45 Matthew Hunt6 ThomasBuckley7 Andrew Leigh8 ChristianDoggett910 Jared Samuels1112 Nathan Taylor13 Michael Bannan14 James Young15 Sam Frost16 Dean Ballassis17 Sam Lyubic18 Tom Mccrabb19 Ryan Mcdonald20 Matthew Oaten21 Jack Singleton22 JamesHastings-Dodge23 Ben Rockman24 Blair Atkins25 Mark Pappas26 Harry Isles27 Will Sayce28 Ben Darrou29 Lyndon Krause30 MatthewSaunders31 Adam’ Rodda32 Tom Gibney33 AnthonyAnastasio3435 JackDrummond3637 Tom Buckley38 Lloyd Anrep43 Sam Clements44 Gareth Taylor55 James (C)Taylor57 Michael BarnesST KEVINS OBCoach: Ray LeethamAsst Coach: Peter Campbell1 Paul Jones2 JamesBetlehem (VC)3 SamKneebone4 Harry Sargent5 AnthonyBarone6 AngusFitzgerald7 DanielMaccarrone8 MichaelShanahan9 Julien Staffi eri10 ThomasSteains11 LukeMcDonell12 James Barrie13 Edward Ring14 JackStoneman15 Josh Doherty16 Nick Wald17 Theo Garrow18 Tom Quinn19 Tomas Ryan20 Matthew Lew21 Zac Ginies22 MatthewLattanzio23 Dan Kerr24 Sean Reid25 Paul DiNatale26 EmmettO’Donnell27 Mark Stafford(C)28 AnthonyKirwan29 DomLoschiavo31 NickPackwood32 Pat Rhodes33 Jack MurphyCruise (VC)34 James Grinter35 Lucas Amon36 Jack Weber37 Matt Peric38 ManningMitchell39 Tom Lewin40 Chris Holland41 Joe Frazer42 Dan Campbell43 AdrianEdwards44 JoshuaDavidson45 James Grinter46 Anthony DiBartolomeo47 Francis Keely48 Henry Sestac49 Nick Murphy50 AnthonyGiarusso51 CharlesZachary52 Rob Dicintio53 SebKleynhans54 Dom MalliaTHE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011 53

U19 – SOUTH 2BEAUMARISCoach: Marcus GoonanAsst: Tim HuntDE LA SALLE GOLDCoach: Rob Smith & Ken HaleyMAZENODCoach: Elio GrecoAssistant Coach: Lou CavaleraOLD XAVERIANSPrem Coaches: Dan CurtainAsst: James Woods1 Tim Pritchard 38 James Hall3 Tom McManamy 39 Matt Prosser4 James Hooper 40 Ray Lenygel5 Josh Ward 41 Lachlan Gallop6 James Bull 43 Jordan Thompson7 Dylan Davis 44 Matt Davis8 Chris Smout 45 Callum Griffi ths9 Oliver Webber 46 Hayden Darbyshire10 Jackson Miller 47 Tom Gandy12 Alex Shulman 48 Peter Paspaliaris14 Sean Brennan 50 Greg Pearson14 Anthony Djakic 51 Callum Gillespie16 Andrew 53 Alex SmoutDickinson 54 Liam Brennan17 Luke Edmondson 55 Will Minehan18 Byron Hughes 58 Kurt Mocika19 Matt Teasdale 5 Scott Sheldrick19 Harrison Bennett 61 Scott Braithwaite20 Brenton 66 Tim CummingSchubert21 Jack Perkin22 Kyle McDonagh23 Will Mattingly24 Lucas Bourne26 Sam Bennett27 Nick Dickinson27 Jayden Rayner28 Adam Tanzimat29 Luke Beasley30 Nick Voritch31 Ben Shaw32 Joel DiNatale33 Alex Shulman34 Will Edmonds35 Ethan McMaster36 MarkRamanathan36 Liam Coghlan37 Tom Abbott1 Josh Fisher2 Charlie Haley5 Jonathan Mallas7 Andrew Brown8 Jonathan Tsoutsouris9 Con Panna10 Ben Forrest11 David Convery14 Josh Wood15 Beau Conncik18 Nathan Beaumont19 Jack Gava20 Nicholas Pane21 James Amerena22 Jason Terrell23 Liam O’Rourke24 Lucas Forato25 Kristian Johannsen26 Tim Shallue27 Simon Woodcock28 Liam Grech29 James Howard30 Dimi Damianos33 Oscar Persson34 Danny Bollas49 Nick Hyland50 Nick Holmes1 M Stevenson2 L Greco3 S Tyrrell4 A Bau6 B Shorten7 L Greco8 J Tyrrell9 J Paul9 P Malietzis10 S Cavalera (C)11 S Milner12 L Gonzales14 S Welsford15 L Kearns17 S Jones19 J Little21 J Kelly24 J Gentile25 M Kambouris27 J Murphy30 J Schiano31 P Flanagan37 B Mead53 A Di Petta81 J El-hage83 L Mann85 R Fileccia1 Steven Berengo2 Louis Denton3 Andrew Pasceri4 Matt Jenkinson5 Tim Dillon6 Nick Pepperell7 Cauley Beetham8 Jeremy Preece9 Matt Douglas10 Jack Bergin11 Dan Iacuone12 Dan Harangozo13 Karl Kaldawi14 Darcy Cotchett15 William Ryan16 James Morrison17 Matthew Vlahos18 Zac Pirrie19 Mitch Skene20 Ashley Sorrenti21 Nick Costa22 Sam Franklyn23 Charlie Woodley24 Jack O’Sullivan25 Dan Barry26 Pat Storey27 Ben Plant28 Michael Hannan29 Julian Sanfi lippo30 Sam Mcclure31 Jack Curtis32 Marcus Torr33 Elliot Pititto34 Charlie Hess35 Josh Bosnar36 Jonathan Blake37 James Campbell38 Oliver Condon39 Jack Delmo40 Anthony Dickinson41 Adriano Donato42 Alex Elliott43 James Emonsom44 Tom Ferne45 Matthew Galbraith46 Toby Koffman47 Andrew McCarthy48 Damien Murray49 Nicholas Nunan50 Harry O’Sullivan51 Jonathan Smarrelli52 Benjamin Smith53 Zac Cosgrave54 Michael Burne55 Patrick Cleeve56 Jeff Davies57 Dante De Thomas58 Jack Fahey59 Benjamin Faulkner60 Luke Flegeltaub61 Darcy Frawley62 Xavier Frawley63 Tom Gunn64 Tim Hannon65 Patrick Hardigan66 Azy Asan67 Jacob Healy68 Damien Holland69 William Kennedy70 Jack Long71 Matthew Margin72 Lewis Mather73 Jack Mcclusky74 Andrew Melilli75 Robert O’Bryan76 Jack Rathgeber77 Terry Reed78 Matt Ridolfi79 Patt Slingo80 Gabriel Varveri81 Pat YuenMHSOBCoach: Mark ElderMONASH BLUESCoach: Darryl HoffmannOLD GEELONGCoach: Michael HollandPENINSULACoach: Andrew De LangeST. MARY’SSALESIANCoach: Michael Learmonth1. David Ternes (c)2. Rex Gavan3. Liam Ferris (vc)4. Albert Kuang5. Declan Lee6. Andrew Wheelahan7. Lawrence Bradford8. Sam Hayes9. Joseph Doan10. Paul Niklas11. Lachlan George12. Riley Batchelor13. Josiah Hoang-Le14. Daniel Eimutis15. Oliver Miles16. Andrew Lynch17. Peter Melilli18. Jesse Casserly (C)19. Mason Fennesy-Kent20. Adam Ashton21. Daniel Bye22. Nick Huett23. Mark Santomartino24. Tharindu Hewa-Kapuge25. Max Nelson26. Jake Duell27. Roshane Wickramathilake28. Vidhur Rangaswamy29. Nigel Ashton30. Ayed Ashan31. Lowindu Dharmaratne1 Cody Johnson2 Alex Armstrong3 Sam Whatley5 Dinesh Nijhawan7 Matthew Woodhouse8 Andrew Prentice9 Mathew Pittman10 Cameron Rathbone11 Jack Rowland12 Matthew Myers (C)13 Aiden Parisi14 Ben Cailes15 James Cossins16 Connor Rochford (C)17 Tomas Retford18 Jake Cockburn21 Stephen Castle22 Nicholas Burri23 Ben Tilley24 Matt Davies26 Martin Beecroft27 Kurtis Young28 Tom Ruddell30 Matthew Zorkau31 Annas Al Sharea32 Robert Churkovich33 Jack Cookson34 James Duffy35 Oliver Fitzpatrick36 Billy Geary37 Tim Kallady38 Justin Mitrevski1 Nicholas Hall2 S Alexander3 Justin Lewis4 Rupert Kemp5 Angus Carmichael6 H Wetherall7 Mitchell Smart8 Joshua Sumura9 Cameron Sherwin10 Henry O’Connell11 Hugh Cameron12 Jack O’Shea13 Lawrence Carr14 Samuel Reid15 Myles Ryan16 James Habla17 Karey Taylor18 Chris Jordan19 Harry Johns20 Thomas Claeys21 J Steinfort22 Gregg Norton23 Michael Jordan24 James Osmond25 Stewart Kyle1 Sam Glen2 Tom Hume3 Tom Humphris4 Nick Baron5 Cameron Macauley6 Sam Messinis (C)7 Xavier Rittman8 Broguen Roberts9 Jordan Owens10 Ryan Tierney11 Liam Nickels14 Scott Cain15 Matthew Stannage16 Travis Kellerman19 Tom Barbour20 Steve O’Neil23 Laurens Van der Sluijs25 Ben McCulloch27 Dylan Sorensen28 James Webster29 Jordan Pomeroy30 Jack Rothery36 Hamish Donaldson1 Jake Evans (C)2 Tom Whittle3 Sam Murphy4 Scott Gatehouse (DVC)5 Henry Wong6 Jack Fetch7 Frank Ravida8 Nathan Evans9 Nick Alexopoulos10 Heath Chipperfi eld (VC)12 Max Kitchen13 Stefan Gusts (DVC)14 Brett Borland15 Fergus Tremaine17 James Weston18 Mitch Op’t Hoog (VC)20 Ben Semmler-Farr21 Rowan Nickless23 Tom Ham24 Fabian D’Addazio25 Jack Borland26 Mitch Adam27 Sean Collis28 James Touhy29 Nick Place30 Tom Lovelock33 Michael Docker54 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011

U19 – NORTH 1MARCELLINCoach: Neil McLarrenNORTHERN BULLANTSCoach: Charlie FenechAssistants: Zan Usenov, Jon CarterOLD CAREYCoach: Matt CurryAsst Coach: Russell MorrisOLD ESSENDONCoach: Steve WattsAsst Coach: Peter Philpott1 Julian Bendoricchi2 Lachlan Samers3 Ben Walden4 Kristian Mattiuzzo5 Jordan Bettello6 Lachlan Aylen78 Joseph Milanese9 John McIntyre (C)10 Robert Costanzo (C)11 Alex McKenzie13 Nick Botham14 Dan Isaac15 Tom Gargano16 Tom Natoli17 Sean Ionidis181920212223 James Hollaway2425 David Schaftert26272829 Matthew Molloy3031 Hayden Manassa35 Anthony Beaini39 William Delahunty1 Sam Maatouk3 Nicholas De Andrade (VC)4 Kris Niel5 Jason Viola6 Michael Sortino7 Maroun Diab9 Luke Duray10 Lachlan McRedmond11 Michael Turner12 Jake Thompson13 Liam Carter14 Lachlan Winter15 Jay Phelan16 Tony Vuwai17 Todd Beames (C)18 James Karanikos20 Damian D’Amore22 Cameron Taylor23 Nathan Parkes24 Michael Ferma (VC)25 Daniel Vozinidis29 Jacob Fenech30 Nicholas Spagnolo34 Matthew Miller45 Anthony Chiodo1 Jordan Easton2 Sam Pentney3 Jimmy Evans4 James Coull5 Nick Morris6 Alex Eddy7 Lachlan Addison8 Mitch Hexter9 Henry Mcqueen-Miscamble10 Morgan Evans(VC)11 Nick Richardson(VC)12 Harry Moore (VC)13 Lachy Mahon14 Darcy Harding15 Matt Parker (C)16 Nic Bayly17 Sam Fisher18 Zac Lisle19 William Guiney20 Andy Yeo21 Adam Ahearn22 Ryan Abotomey23 Lochlan Hall24 Matt Brown25 Will Brown-Greaves26 Ben Lewinsky27 MichaelMazzocato28 Chris Allen29 Tom Cherny30 Peter Ioannidis31 Ben Field32 CharlesJohnstone33 Michael Mitchell34 Rob Shergold35 Jack Meldrum36 Dylan Roberts37 JermaineWunungmurra38 Chris Dimovski40 Tyler Daglish1 Jake Barrett2 Jack Bentick3 Daniel Beteramia4 Jack Clarke5 Ben Clements6 Taylor Cobby7 Andrew De Marco8 Jess Dichello9 Bradley Drysdale10 Matty Ferraro11 Josh Ferry12 Liam Flaherty13 Shaun Guerra14 Josh Lee15 Cameron Livori16 Travis Livori17 Jackson Marr18 Jake McEvey19 Mark Michelle20 Michael Moro21 Kenny Ng22 Christian Persano23 Luke Pignolet24 Adam Portelli25 Matthew Ratcliffe26 Lewis Reed27 Danny Rowland28 James Shingler29 Todd SymonsAce GuttersOLD IVANHOECoach: Brad Shadbolt1 T Morris2 M Baxter3 A Veli4 K Tieman5 D Imbesi6 J Birch7 M DelMonte (C)8 A Bransgrove9 A Sheehan10 C Gogerly11 J Cecil12 D Mancuso13 A Norwood14 T Gleason15 C Harder16 C Pirret17 M Mitris18 T Ikedo19 K Trajanovski20 J Trajanovski21 J Ridewood22 P Mansfi eld23 J Moio24 A Karim252627 M Kamay28 A Darrington29 C Gianfagna30 B Carpinteri31 M LicataOLD TRINITYCoach: Damian Ahearne1 Tim Bell2 Edward Bowman3 Chris Keys4 Nicholas Meadows5 Chris Riggs6 Steve Lawrence7 Tom Craigie8 Callum Rae9 Emerson Satur10 James Dell’Oro11 Doug Smith12 Reggie Smith13 Jobe Northey14 Oscar Fairweather15 Craig Foster16 Nick Piper17 James Gilfi llan18 Nick Lockwood19 Thomas Mead20 Peter Mescher21 Arther Nitsopoulos22 Edward Weatherson23 Jake Weatherson24 John Moran25 Tom Peacock26 Jonathon Wong27 Nathan Merzvinskis28 Henry Winter29 Tim Stephens30 Jakob Steinhart31 Sam StackerST BERNARDSCoach: Damien SullivanAsst Coach: Ray King1 B. Cooper (VC)2 H. Overman (DVC)3 L. Bevanda4 C. Forder5 J. Bye6 T. Lynch7 M. Sargent8 K. Farrell9 J. Rose10 J. Wheeler11 N. Schultz12 I. Madden13 J. Dunell14 J. Weir15 J. Saundry16 S. Jones17 J. Bennie18 J. Gay19 L. Sullivan20 J. Van Mel21 S. Firth22 A. Graham23 D. Riley24 P. Lenoury25 M. Stapleton26 B. Palmer27 D. Anderson28 H. Carland29 M. Borzillo32 S. Caven (Capt)WERRIBEECoach: Roger HandAsst Coach: Andrew Acciarito1 Charlton Butt2 Mitchell Chadwick3 Hayden Daniels4 Jonathon De Pellegrin5 Jamie DO6 Timothy Eccles7 Corey Edwards8 Cajetan Faranda9 Joshua Green-Mc Neilly10 Jesse Humphreys11 Adam Imber12 Luke Klein-Breteler13 Bol Kolang14 Benjamin Leonard15 Matthew Martin16 Lachlan McDowell17 Christopher McNamara18 Christopher Molivas19 Ben Morton20 Adam Ostrowski21 Lachlan Patterson22 Daniel Peers23 Jameel Sargent24 Mikhal Secoulidis25 Conor Purton26 Trent Lockwood27 Craig Moloney28 Brett Armstrong29 Jaxon Cooke30 Mohammed Hawli31 Morgan WilliamsPROUDLY SPONSORED BY.Miles Real Estate....IvanhoeMax Kirwan Mazda....PrestonBendigo Bank....East IvanhoeBlue Rock Chartered Accountants....MelbourneTHE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011 55

U19 – NORTH 2BANYULECoach: Rob KnightAsst: Rob Henshall1 Jake Rice (VC)2 Steven Tindale (VC)3 Patrick Millsom4 Marcus Borg5 Nick Biscontin6 Jared Wanders7 Andrew Edwards8 Luke Delaney9 Chris Marotta10 Brandon Ward11 James Radford12 Justin Sirianni15 Jeremy Brazzale16 Ryan Dawson17 Jake Grose19 Joshua Price20 Zach Cleaver21 Adam Renwick22 Jarrad Cahir23 Peter Hook24 Brandon Kelly (VC)25 Jarrad Appleby29 Heath Mc Donald33 Andrew Snow37 Jack Langford38 Jeremy Ryan CBULLEENTEMPLESTOWECoach: James FloranceTeam Manager: Santino Paolucci1 Adam Lauria3 Robert Rametta5 David Dakin7 Thomas Matz8 Adam Ruggiero10 William Dimopoulos11 Anthony Greco12 Anthony Morabito13 Joseph Paolucci (VC)15 Scott Coghill16 Michael Vergamalis17 Oliver Groth (C)18 Asi Shankara19 Nicholas Palumbo (VC)20 Lachlan Millen21 Peter Tonelli23 Mitchell Carey25 Rustin Bulmer26 Ricky Verocchi27 Elie Yamen28 Dwayne Bulmer47 Anthony Kayrooz49 Matthew Costa52 Romie Elbaba61 Aaron Tribuzio62 Bek Cetinkaya63 Arvin Alai64 Emirson MekaEMMAUS ST LEOSCoach:LIST NOT SUPPLIEDLA TROBE UNIVERSITYCoach:1 Karl Anderson2 Zac Atkins (VC)3 Kynan Borthwick (C)4 Alex Brain5 Alex Brereton6 Ben Dales-Sutton7 Grant Dowler (DVC)8 Josh Dunne9 Michael Gioskos10 Grant Waldron11 Michael Harney12 Luke Hooke13 Phil Merrett14 Todd Picone15 Brendan Renfrey16 Stuart Scudamore17 George Stevenenson18 Georgie Thomas19 Liam Toohey (DVC)20 Brad Taylor21 Justin Pigdon22 Lachlan Watson23 Carl Joyce24 Lachlan Eades25 Anthony BozonelloIVANHOECoach: Adam WrightAsst Coach: Chris ZeegersOLD WESTBOURNECoach: Darren SaundersTHERRY PENOLACoach: A. MillsWHITEFRIARS OCFCCoach: Dean Thorn1 Alex Purtell2 Justin Harty3 Nick Godfrey5 Josef Lagreca6 William Servinis7 Andrew Dimopoulos8 Edward Paynter9 Josh Harbottle10 Tim Diakovmako11 Joseph Cinque12 Sam Rimington13 Jacob Brudenell15 Sam Nix16 Matthew Ioannou17 John Benson20 Luca Lupone21 Stefan Zervides23 Sam Mowat24 Dan Plowman25 Lachlan Roberts27 Stefan Rajic28 Alex Biaggini29 Nicholas Harrison30 Nathan Morrow32 Jack Normand36 Conor Mitchell39 Conor Healy40 Harry RobinsonDylan Craig-DarrochLeigh ReadTim Constantinou1 A. Crossman2 B. Saunders3 M. Nott4 J. Porter5 V. Leung6 Z. Fincher7 M. Hawli8 C. Sneddon9 A. Jawad10 S. Elwanni11 L. Robinson12 S. Rathbone13 J. Hartley14 M. Patterson15 N. Knight16 N. Hall17 J. Turner18 A. El Houli19 J. Tresoriero20 N. Cardillo21 L. Jamal22 M. Kay23 J. Watterson1 K Biddlestone2 L Lentini3 H Rowe4 D McCracken5 N Cauchi6 S Rees7 M Jones8 B Ratcliffe (C)9 N Ratcliffe10 J Gibson11 T Gumley12 D McKibbin13 D Gumley15 M Jugovic16 M Gough18 C Bryceson20 J Molloy23 J Ellis31 J Gough32 A Ractliffe33 M McCrae37 J Curran38 B Campisi42 M Trimble43 J McMahon49 J Borg50 M Rasille55 J Failla59 L Vassallo1 Thomas Campbell3 Michael Nitas56 Adrian Papac7 Stefan (VC)Cardamone89 Dominic Chambers10 Andrew De Angelis11 Liam Pratt1213 Nathan Mc Keown1416 Thomas (VC)Stanbrook17 Marcus Di Pietrantonio18 Damien Loh19 Troy Donis20 Karl Windhofer21 Benjamin Mathews22 Daniel O’brien23 Andrew (C)Daou24 Jack Nicholls25 James Rudolph26 Marcus Di Bartolomeo27 Thomas Leechman28 Jon Deller29 Dylan Pike30 Thomas Murphy31 Campbell Gauld32 Marcus Johnson33 David Blewonski34 Octavian Bozga35 Calvin Spencer56 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011

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UMPIRESI, Steve McCarthy would publically wish to thank all whohelped celebrate my 600 th VAFA game last weekend. TheMazenod OCFC were sensational with their hospitalityand the presentation made by their President MattJohnson was much appreciated. Big thanks also toKevin King, Peter Fisher and Stuart Stockdale for theircontributions to the day. Special thanks to all the umpires(past and present) who travelled far and wide (especiallySchwabbie from Rupertswood) to make it back toMazenod and/or “The Nott” afterwards. To Sean Scullysenior (and the rest of the Scully crew), your contributionwill never be forgotten. Sean, you’re a legend. To runningpartners in Leah and Daggles thanks for being there andjust doing what you always do. The texts, emails and callsI received from club people was quite overwhelming aswell. As umpires I suppose we fill such a small part of thefootballing landscape, so it was refreshing to see that thejob we do is appreciated. See you at 700. Macca.Community CupA huge pat on the back for our very own Social Secretary,Jason Evans who once again engineered a tremendousCommunity Cup last Sunday. Thousands packedElsternwick Park to see the mighty Rockdogs dispose ofthe Megahertz, and a huge sum of money was raised forReclink. The VAFAUA were happy to assist with the use ofour rooms for the various bands performing on the day,and also for the after-match function. Special thanks tothose that helped out on the day, in particular Pat Galluswho goal-umpired the game, and then volunteered in thebar afterwards. Great work guys!Hooper Back In TownIt seems that Sacha Koffman is getting a little bit soft asthe years progress. After being appointed to a two-umpiregame at the Junction on Saturday, and obviously feeling abit hesitant about the amount of running required (well heWAS partnered with Cam, so his fears were well grounded),Sach had a brainwave. Knowing that former VAFAUA (andnow WAFL) umpire Michael Hooper was back in town forthe weekend, Sacha pulled some strings and got Hoopsappointed to the game. The big blonde man has lostnone of his confidence, and as an unnamed Xavs playerremarked, ‘Geez, he likes to get involved, doesn’t he?’.Frequent FlyerDingley to West Essendon to Glen Waverley. That’s furtherthan some people go for a holiday but that’s what Brock“Melway” Fisher did last Saturday when he was pickedup at 7:45 from his home in Dingley by The Coach forthe long trek out to St Bernard’s for an Under 18 matchat 9:20. The VAFA taxi service continued when Woodypicked him up after the match in his big old Ford for thejourney to Mazenod for the afternoon. And no, he wasn’theading out to Central Reserve to congratulate Macca onSteve McCarthy & Cam DavidsonTHANKS FROM MACCAhis milestone, he was there for the double up, umpiringthe Under 19s.IntrudersStrange things sometimes happen on the football field.Every now and then a canine might make an unexpectedappearance on the field, as happened briefly at Beauyon Saturday. But in what only can be described as“random”, to quote The Prez, a tyre just happened to rollacross the surface of the Snake Pit during the tense thirdquarter on Saturday. Begs the question, what else mightmysteriously surface on VAFA grounds? All contributionsgratefully received. Veteran whistleblowers woulddoubtless nominate pacifiers which annually appear latein September at EP after the announcement of GrandFinal appointments.Pre-Finals DinnerIt’s that time of the year again - the famous VAFAUAPre Finals Dinner.Details as follows: Monday 22 August - 6.30pm startMCC Members Dining RoomCost: $60. Inclusive of a 3 course dinner, and free drinksfrom 6.30-7.00pmThis is a compulsory night for all umpires. You will have$60 deducted from your pay in the August pay run. Forthose umpires who really truly can’t make it, your apologymust reach Russell Davidson in writing by no later thanMonday 1 August. Russell can be contacted at russell.davidson@haileybury.vic.edu.au otherwise the moneywill be deducted.For those new to the VAFAUA, this is a great night. Wecelebrate another great year of VAFA footy by presentinga number of awards to both stalwarts and youngerumpires for their achievements across the season. We alsohave a guest speaker and we are very close to announcinga high profile guest again this year. Stay tuned.A new initiative this year will be the option of reservingtables. Please email Russell with your table (min 6, max 10)and yours will be reserved for the night. Get cracking ongetting your table organized now!SponsorsTalking of our gear, we should all be wearing our off fieldpolos branded by Boag’s. They make us look professionaland part of a great team.Don’t forget our longest standing major sponsor inPersonal Mortgage Managers, you can contact AnthonyDamen for your mortgage needs.And as mentioned above Harris Family Butchers is still“meating” our needs.58 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011“Umpiring is Everyone’s Business”

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UNDER 18KRUSHChris Lavery and Aaron Cloke combined for 13goals in the Krushers’ krushing win over theBernies. Oakleigh never looked in doubt kicking6 goals 9 in the first qtr to a solitary behind. TheBernies didn’t know what hit them and wereblown away with the smooth skills from JakeBenoiton and the Osmani brothers. The Krusherslook the real deal and might trouble some teamsin the second half of the year, pushing for their3rd finals birth in 3 seasons. For St Bernards, theyfinished off strong in the last qtr kicking 4 goalsto 1 to put some pride back into the scoreboard.They had six single goal kickers for the day whileGoacomini, Connelly and Bye all tried hard all day.Williamstown overcame a slow start in the firstqtr to continue on there winning ways with a 64point victory over Therry. Willy blew the gameout in the second qtr with five goals to zero afterTherry had held them to two in the first qtr andUNDER 18 LAST ROUNDBen HodgesOakleigh AFC 6.9 8.11 17.16 18.18 (126)St Bernards 0.1 2.5 2.6 6.8 (44)GOALS Oakleigh AFC: C. Lavery 7 A. Cloke 6 P. Falvo 2 S. Osmani 1 A. Deneys 1 J.Sullivan 1 St Bernards: D. Thompson 1 D. McIntyre 1 M. Sulzberger 1 M. Gurrisi 1M. Hughes 1 L. Bevanda 1BEST Oakleigh AFC: J. Benoiton B. Grizzell A. Osmani S. Osmani L. ParamanathanD. Ruddy St Bernards: M. Sulzberger R. Giacomini C. Connelly J. Bye W. Sullivan D.ThompsonRUPERTSWOOD AFC v. OLD CAMBERWELLRupertswood AFC won by forfeit.Werribee AFC 1.5 3.9 8.11 14.18 (102)UHS-VU/Flemington 2.3 3.6 4.9 5.9 (39)GOALS Werribee AFC: D. Taylor 2 N. Fincher 2 S. Stewart 2 M. Turner 2 J. Depetro 1 K.Junker 1 A. Imber 1 L. Gibbs 1 D. McLellan 1 E. Turner 1UHS-VU/Flemington: L. St Clair 2 J. Healey 2 J. Saill (margariti)1BEST Werribee AFC: N. Fincher M. Brown J. Harris L. Gibbs R. Elliss J. Depetro UHS-VU/Flemington: B. Anderson M. Fogarty B. Kelly L. St Clair H. Anderson J. HealeyWilliamstown CYMS 2.1 7.4 9.7 13.10 (88)Therry Penola 1.3 1.4 1.5 3.6 (24)GOALS Williamstown CYMS: M. Lane 2 T Dimitriou 2 M. Knight 2 S. McVernon 1 N.Bratby 1 J. Costello 1 R. Slaney 1 S. Georgiovski 1 A. Heaver 1 L. Gibbs 1Therry Penola: M. Jacobson 2 S. Rees 1BEST Williamstown CYMS: R. Slaney L. Gibbs M. Lane S. McVernon A. Heaver S.O’Shea-Korbut Therry Penola: D. Lyons D. McKibbin S. Tatlock D. Ryan J. Gough K.Biddlestonewould have been proud of their efforts. In the 3rdqtr, much the same as the first Therry held themup again but couldn’t put a major on and couldn’tget themselves back in the game. For Therry, DaneLyons and Daniel Mckibbin played the role alongwith Michael Jacobson who kicked two of thethree goals. For Williamstown Mitchell Lane andKnight kicked two a piece while Reuben Slaneyand Lachlan Gibbs was best on. Therry will belooking to come back rejuvenated after anotherbreak in the season.In the 3rd and final game Werribee also overcamea slow first half to run out 63 point victors. UHStook a slight lead into qtr time after some poorkicking from the Tigers. The boys from Parkvillepushed hard but could not hold on to the lead atthe half with the boys from Werribee leading by 3at the half. If it wasn’t for the poor kicking of bothsides, the scores could have been a little different.The second half proved to be the difference withWerribee piling on eleven goals to two to finishthe game off strong. Lachlan St Clair played hisbest match for the year for the U18 side alsokicking two while Benjamin Anderson tried hisbest. For the Tigers it was the usual suspects whopopped up with Matthew Turner and Dillon Taylorboth kicking two each while Nicholas Fincher wasbest on.TODAYSelections in BOLDOAKLEIGH AFC v UHS-VU/FLEMINGTONWERRIBEE AFC v ST BERNARDSRUPERTSWOOD AFC v WILLIAMSTOWN CYMSTHERRY PENOLA BYE60 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011SPORTS INJURY CASUALTY - OPEN 1-7 SATURDAY

UNDER 18OAKLEIGHCoach: Chris MooreRUPERTSWOODCoach: Rod WilliamsAsst: Shane BraddyST BERNARDSCoach: Craig ConnellyST JOHNS OCCoach: Tom AyacheAssistants: Gary Williams, Ian Hook2 C Lavery3 P Falvo4 T Harold6 A Cloke7 A Deneys8 J Dal Santo9 A Mase10 O Shams11 M Podesta12 C Hermitte13 T Minchin14 B Baxter15 Z Pearce-Thomas18 J Sullivan19 J Stockdale20 K Johnson21 N Guerin22 B Grizzell24 J Benoiton26 A Shams27 L Paramanathan28 C Grant29 S Wines30 J Davis1 M Twentyman2 J Gay3 M Wilson4 B Grech5 B Riley6 J Williams7 M Said8 M Tabone9 T Galea10 M Heywood11 T Stefaniw14 S Morganti15 B Swallow17 H Plumb18 J Gale19 J Simpson20 J Kremers21 J Dunn22 L McKenna23 K Murphy24 J Janson25 B Webber29 C Schofi eld33 D Bourne34 T Murphy35 J Braddy38 R Braddy44 T Coles56 J Koenigsmann31 M. Sulzberger (C)33 J. Van Mel34 M. Feehan35 L. Allison36 K. O’Conner37 S. Firth38 A. Graham39 D. Riley40 P. Lenoury41 M. Hughes42 W. Sullivan43 C. Connelly44 S. Schepis45 L. McIntyre46 A. O’Conner47 A. Nicou48 J. Weir49 L. Sullivan50 J. Bennie51 J. Bye52 T. Christie53 M. Gurrisi1 Casimiar Niupulusuleo2 Nick Flessas3 Chris Reyes4 Mella Opiew5 Brandon Levin7 Bahaa Khoweiss9 Andrew Bird10 Matt De Poilly11 Emmanuel Jakwot12 Aiden Malec13 Marshall Top14 Austino Garang17 Michael Daly18 Festin Ferati19 Alexander Denis20 Paul Daou21 Justin Sutic24 John Ayama28 Chris Nyuol49 Jikany KourPoulios AwoRonelle CandidoKong KuteyNORTHSUBURBANSPORTSCLUB. INC.THERRY PENOLACoach: R Egglestone2 K Biddlestone ( C )3 H Rowe6 S Rees8 B Ratcliffe12 S Tatlock14 B Egglestone17 N Karikas18 C Bryceson21 D Ryan22 P Nguyen24 S Califore25 J Burt26 S Jerjees27 J Bolding28 M Trende30 D Lyons31 J Gough34 M Lyons36 J Fairbanks37 J Curran38 A Iaquinto42 D Blake43 J McMahon45 R Mckibbin50 J McDonald55 M Jacobson73 W McIntosh74 M BeckmanUHS-VU /FLEMINGTONCoach: M GrantAssistant: T Habel1 Benjamin Anderson2 James Dimattina3 Edward Pearson4 William Cheeseman5 Michael Cannizzaro6 Eddie Gibbons7 Miles Sharples8 Nicholas Wallace9 Daniel Lindsey10 Benjamin Weisser11 Hugo Roberts13 Lloyd Grant14 Dan Spiteri15 Billy Panyanouvong16 Conor Walsh17 Jack Saill18 Brent Kelly19 Ethan Gardiner20 Muhammed Khodr21 Anthony Ausage22 Oliver Conlan23 Sean Farah25 Nicholas Devereux26 James Healey27 Michael Fogarty30 Shaquille Parker31 Harry Anderson32 Vincent McIntyre33 Glen Regan34 Andrew Nguyen72 Nicholas WaughWERRIBEECoach: Mike TurnerAssistant: Damien Fitzpatrick1 Ethan Turner (CC)2 Nick Fincher3 Brent Turner4 Conner Purton5 Matthew Fitzpatrick (CC)6 Mohhamd Hawlli7 Dillon Taylor (CC)8 Ben Stois9 Joel Patty10 Daniel delaney11 Scott Stewart12 Mitch Gatti13 Ben McMillan14 Matthew Turner (CC)15 Brody Watts16 Matthew Burton17 Kevin Junker18 Jack Harris19 Justin Cmiel20 Dylan McClellan21 Morgan williams22 Matthew Brown23 Jack Elliott24 Haydn Acciarito25 Trent Lockwood26 Nishan Coyne27 Matt Despott28 Ryan Ellis29 Craig Moloney30 Jake Depetro31 Jesse Humphries32 Luke Gibbs33 Patrick O’Brian34 Reece FrostWILLIAMSTOWNCoach: Mathew MontebelloAssistants: Dave Caras,Bill Green,Ken West1 George Daaboul (DVC)2 Sean O’Shea-Korbot3 Yuma Hemphill4 Jackson Pennington5 Mathew Farrugia (C)6 Sam McHugh7 Lachlan Gibbs8 Navar Russell (VC)9 Robert Chan10 Robert Jansen11 Mitchell Knight12 Jake Rycroft13 Sean Mcvernon14 Tim Murphy15 Ashley Heaver16 Mathew Makin (C)17 Billy McRae18 Trent Dimitriou19 Abraham Isac20 Josh Newton21 Nic Holdsworth (VC)22 Abe Weaven-Cahill23 Mathew Bellion24 Jayden Costello25 Sam Georgiovski26 James Beck27 Nicholas Fry28 Jack Gittins29 Joseph Hodgson30 Lachlan Hunter31 Nathan Bratby32 Mitchell Lane33 David Iaccarino34 Adrian Marasea35 Callum Matheson36 Jack McKenzie37 Benjamin McKenzie-Sirett38 Jack Peace39 Sven Rolts40 Reuben SlaneyTHE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011 61

VAFA LADDERS 2011U19 SECTION 2 P W L D B FF F A % PtsWERRIBEE 10 10 0 0 0 0 1457 488 298.57 40CAULFIELD GRAMM 10 9 0 0 0 1 1138 557 204.31 40ST BERNARDS 10 9 1 0 0 0 1175 463 253.78 36ST KEVINS 10 6 2 0 1 1 883 368 239.95 32OLD HAILEYBURY 10 6 3 0 0 1 892 557 160.14 28OLD MENTONIANS 10 6 4 0 0 0 1073 651 164.82 24ORMOND 10 5 4 0 0 1 1124 751 149.67 24OLD CAREY 10 6 4 0 0 0 1058 734 144.14 24OLD BRIGHTON 10 1 9 0 0 0 326 1459 22.34 4U19 SECTION 3 P W L D B FF F A % PtsOLD TRINITY 10 5 5 0 0 0 939 1031 91.08 20COLLEGIANS 10 3 5 0 0 1 824 685 120.29 18OLD CAMBERWELL 10 1 5 0 0 1 650 892 72.87 18MARCELLIN 10 4 6 0 0 0 675 1079 62.56 16NORTHERN BULLANTS 10 3 6 0 1 0 558 914 61.05 16OLD ESSENDON 10 2 8 0 0 0 509 980 51.94 8HAMPTON ROVERS 10 1 8 0 0 1 547 1329 41.16 8AJAX 10 2 8 0 0 0 431 1134 38.01 8OLD IVANHOE 10 0 10 0 0 0 585 1361 42.98 0U19 SOUTH P W L D B FF F A % PtsMAZENOD 10 8 0 0 1 1 1195 447 267.34 40OLD XAVERIANS 10 7 2 0 1 0 1001 393 254.71 32MONASH BLUES 10 6 2 0 2 0 806 655 123.05 32ST MARY’S SALESIAN 10 5 4 0 1 0 769 769 100 24PENINSULA 10 4 5 0 1 0 767 798 96.12 20DE LA SALLE 10 3 5 1 1 0 512 847 60.45 18MHSOB 10 2 6 0 1 1 547 794 68.89 16BEAUMARIS 10 1 7 1 1 0 463 838 55.25 10OLD GEELONG 10 1 8 0 1 0 391 910 42.97 8U19 NORTH P W L D B FF F A % PtsLA TROBE UNI 10 8 1 0 0 1 1057 515 205.24 36BULLEEN TEMP 10 8 2 0 0 0 1392 621 224.15 32BANYULE 10 6 4 0 0 0 1255 678 185.1 24IVANHOE 10 5 4 0 0 1 1060 808 131.19 24THERRY PENOLA 10 5 4 0 0 1 1003 857 117.04 24WHITEFRIARS OC 10 3 7 0 0 0 1069 871 122.73 12EMMAUS ST LEOS 10 1 9 0 0 0 514 1503 34.2 4OLD WESTBOURNE 10 0 9 0 0 1 308 1805 17.06 4UNDER 18 P W L D B FF F A % PtsRUPERTSWOOD AFC 10 7 1 0 1 1 848 272 311.76 36WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 10 9 1 0 0 0 1066 399 267.17 36WERRIBEE AFC 10 6 2 0 1 1 784 563 139.25 32OAKLEIGH AFC 10 5 3 0 1 1 768 598 128.43 28ST BERNARDS 10 3 5 0 1 1 735 662 111.03 20UHS-VU/FLEMINGTON 10 2 7 0 0 1 542 868 62.44 12THERRY PENOLA 10 1 8 0 0 1 608 993 61.23 8OLD CAMBERWELL 10 0 9 0 1 0 329 817 40.27 4CLUB XVIII 1 P W L D B FF F A % PtsOLD MELBURNIANS 10 10 0 0 0 0 1110 363 305.79 40OLD XAVERIANS 10 9 1 0 0 0 1080 424 254.72 36DE LA SALLE 10 6 4 0 0 0 716 574 124.74 24PRAHRAN ASSUMP 10 5 5 0 0 0 648 653 99.23 20UNIVERSITY BLACKS 10 4 6 0 0 0 657 650 101.08 16MONASH BLUES 10 3 7 0 0 0 543 840 64.64 12OLD IVANHOE 10 3 7 0 0 0 536 1046 51.24 12ST BERNARDS 10 0 10 0 0 0 438 1178 37.18 0CLUB XVIII NTH P W L D B FF F A % PtsOLD CAREY 10 10 0 0 0 0 1169 339 344.84 40BANYULE 10 8 2 0 0 0 901 518 173.94 32FITZROY 10 5 4 1 0 0 747 554 134.84 22NOBS/ST PATS 10 5 4 1 0 0 616 573 107.5 22WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 10 5 5 0 0 0 801 520 154.04 20IVANHOE 10 5 5 0 0 0 627 652 96.17 20RICHMOND CENTRAL 10 4 5 1 0 0 650 777 83.66 18THERRY PENOLA 10 4 6 0 0 0 598 811 73.74 16OLD PARADIANS 10 2 7 1 0 0 417 956 43.62 10UHS-VU 10 0 10 0 0 0 328 1188 27.61 0CLUB XVIII STH P W L D B FF F A % PtsHAWTHORN 10 7 1 0 2 0 814 445 182.92 36MAZENOD 10 7 1 1 1 0 860 364 236.26 34AJAX 10 5 3 0 2 0 642 479 134.03 28ORMOND AFC 10 5 4 0 1 0 742 600 123.67 24OLD GEELONG 10 4 4 1 1 0 690 615 112.2 22HAMPTON ROVERS 10 1 7 0 2 0 355 859 41.33 12RICHMOND CENTRAL 10 0 9 0 1 0 393 1134 34.66 4Phone: (03)8562 9100 Fax: (03)8562 911162 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011

VAFA LADDERS 2011PREMIER C P W L D B FF F A % PtsAJAX 10 9 1 0 0 0 1025 691 148.34 36WERRIBEE 10 8 2 0 0 0 1209 564 214.36 32RUPERTSWOOD 10 5 5 0 0 0 788 822 95.86 20MAZENOD 10 5 5 0 0 0 832 983 84.64 20MONASH BLUES 10 4 5 1 0 0 706 702 100.57 18ORMOND 10 4 6 0 0 0 869 827 105.08 16FITZROY 10 4 6 0 0 0 858 887 96.73 16OLD ESSENDON 10 4 6 0 0 0 710 916 77.51 16OLD CAMBERWELL 10 3 6 1 0 0 639 879 72.7 14MHSOB 10 3 7 0 0 0 647 1012 63.93 12PREMIER C RES P W L D B FF F A % PtsWERRIBEE 10 10 0 0 0 0 1164 399 291.73 40AJAX 10 8 1 1 0 0 933 424 220.05 34ORMOND 10 7 3 0 0 0 943 521 181 28FITZROY 10 6 3 1 0 0 796 605 131.57 26MAZENOD 10 6 4 0 0 0 771 657 117.35 24OLD CAMBERWELL 10 4 6 0 0 0 600 724 82.87 16MONASH BLUES 10 4 6 0 0 0 610 809 75.4 16OLD ESSENDON 10 2 8 0 0 0 354 1040 34.04 8MHSOB 10 1 9 0 0 0 437 888 49.21 4RUPERTSWOOD 10 1 9 0 0 0 464 1043 44.49 4DIVISION 1 P W L D B FF F A % PtsBANYULE 10 10 0 0 0 0 1119 650 172.15 40PARKDALE VULTURES 10 7 3 0 0 0 1084 789 137.39 28WHITEFRIARS 10 7 3 0 0 0 930 691 134.59 28WILLIAMSTOWN 10 6 3 1 0 0 938 844 111.14 26OLD GEELONG 10 6 4 0 0 0 905 824 109.83 24NOBS/ST PATS 10 5 4 1 0 0 902 851 105.99 22PENINSULA 10 4 6 0 0 0 899 991 90.72 16OLD PARADIANS 10 2 8 0 0 0 754 878 85.88 8OLD MENTONIANS 10 2 8 0 0 0 706 1085 65.07 8BULLEEN TEMP 10 0 10 0 0 0 661 1295 51.04 0DIVISION 1 RES P W L D B FF F A % PtsOLD GEELONG 10 10 0 0 0 0 1144 473 241.86 40BANYULE 10 9 1 0 0 0 1121 614 182.57 36PARKDALE VULTURES 10 8 2 0 0 0 906 613 147.8 32WILLIAMSTOWN 10 6 4 0 0 0 810 675 120 24WHITEFRIARS 10 5 5 0 0 0 907 685 132.41 20NOBS/ST PATS 10 5 5 0 0 0 769 745 103.22 20PENINSULA 10 3 7 0 0 0 583 802 72.69 12OLD PARADIANS 10 2 8 0 0 0 569 768 74.09 8OLD MENTONIANS 10 2 8 0 0 0 569 1346 42.27 8BULLEEN TEMP 10 0 10 0 0 0 450 1107 40.65 0DIVISION 2 P W L D B FF F A % PtsGLEN EIRA 10 10 0 0 0 0 1193 608 196.22 40ST JOHNS 10 8 2 0 0 0 1192 700 170.29 32THERRY PENOLA 10 8 2 0 0 0 918 703 130.58 32LA TROBE UNIVERSITY 10 7 3 0 0 0 967 681 142 28EMMAUS ST LEOS 10 5 5 0 0 0 918 875 104.91 20ELTHAM 10 5 5 0 0 0 797 881 90.47 20STH MELB DISTRICTS 10 3 7 0 0 0 924 916 100.87 12ST MARY’S SALESIAN 10 3 7 0 0 0 762 1177 64.74 12AQUINAS 10 1 9 0 0 0 648 1132 57.24 4OLD WESTBOURNE 10 0 10 0 0 0 617 1263 48.85 0DIVISION 2 RES P W L D B FF F A % PtsTHERRY PENOLA 10 9 1 0 0 0 1133 411 275.67 36GLEN EIRA 10 9 1 0 0 0 839 461 182 36ST JOHNS 10 8 2 0 0 0 1033 531 194.54 32EMMAUS ST LEOS 10 6 4 0 0 0 833 686 121.43 24ST MARY’S SALESIAN 10 5 5 0 0 0 759 843 90.04 20LA TROBE UNIVERSITY 10 4 6 0 0 0 782 639 122.38 16STH MELB DISTRICTS 10 4 6 0 0 0 597 874 68.31 16ELTHAM 10 3 7 0 0 0 431 970 44.43 12OLD WESTBOURNE 10 1 9 0 0 0 448 936 47.86 4AQUINAS 10 1 9 0 0 0 388 912 42.54 4DIVISION 3 P W L D B FF F A % PtsPRAHRAN ASSUMP 10 10 0 0 0 0 1262 551 229.04 40YARRA VALLEY 10 8 2 0 0 0 1047 586 178.67 32MONASH GRYPHONS 10 7 3 0 0 0 784 724 108.29 28IVANHOE 10 6 4 0 0 0 834 775 107.61 24UHS-VU 10 5 5 0 0 0 921 897 102.68 20KEW 10 5 5 0 0 0 822 853 96.37 20ELSTERNWICK 10 4 6 0 0 0 827 988 83.7 16HAWTHORN 10 4 6 0 0 0 790 1071 73.76 16ALBERT PARK 10 3 7 0 0 0 863 946 91.23 12POWER HOUSE 10 3 7 0 0 0 664 859 77.3 12MT LILYDALE 10 3 7 0 0 0 637 955 66.7 12WEST BRUNSWICK 10 2 8 0 0 0 641 887 72.27 8DIVISION 3 RES P W L D B FF F A % PtsPRAHRAN ASSUMP 10 8 2 0 0 0 1058 346 305.78 32YARRA VALLEY 10 8 2 0 0 0 937 450 208.22 32MONASH GRYPHONS 10 7 3 0 0 0 744 540 137.78 28KEW 10 7 3 0 0 0 700 698 100.29 28WEST BRUNSWICK 10 6 4 0 0 0 894 524 170.61 24UHS-VU 10 5 5 0 0 0 868 716 121.23 20POWER HOUSE 10 5 5 0 0 0 680 648 104.94 20HAWTHORN 10 5 5 0 0 0 709 744 95.3 20IVANHOE 10 4 6 0 0 0 656 741 88.53 16ELSTERNWICK 10 3 7 0 0 0 503 960 52.4 12ALBERT PARK 10 2 8 0 0 0 426 1191 35.77 8MT LILYDALE 10 0 10 0 0 0 336 1013 33.17 0DIVISION 4 P W L D B FF F A % PtsST FRANCIS XAVIER 10 10 0 0 0 0 1457 823 177.04 40SWINBURNE UNI 10 7 3 0 0 0 1168 821 142.27 28RICHMOND CENTRAL 10 7 3 0 0 0 1011 768 131.64 28ELEY PARK SHARKS 10 6 4 0 0 0 1237 1064 116.26 24MAN’HAM COBRAS 10 4 6 0 0 0 915 817 112 16NORTH BRUNSWICK 10 4 6 0 0 0 1042 935 111.44 16SOUTH MORNINGTON 10 4 6 0 0 0 1074 1049 102.38 16BOX HILL NORTH 10 4 6 0 0 0 1076 1092 98.53 16POINT COOK 10 4 6 0 0 0 1066 1148 92.86 16CHADSTONE 10 0 10 0 0 0 275 1804 15.24 0DIVISION 4 RES P W L D B FF F A % PtsSOUTH MORNINGTON 10 9 1 0 0 0 1244 357 348.46 36NORTH BRUNSWICK 10 7 2 1 0 0 673 475 141.68 30ST FRANCIS XAVIER 10 7 3 0 0 0 994 460 216.09 28RICHMOND CENTRAL 10 7 3 0 0 0 929 465 199.78 28ELEY PARK SHARKS 10 6 4 0 0 0 807 823 98.06 24SWINBURNE UNI 10 4 5 1 0 0 887 652 136.04 18MAN’HAM COBRAS 10 3 7 0 0 0 718 710 101.13 12BOX HILL NORTH 10 3 7 0 0 0 728 897 81.16 12POINT COOK 10 3 7 0 0 0 588 946 62.16 12CHADSTONE 10 0 10 0 0 0 186 2001 9.3 0U19 PREMIER P W L D B FF F A % PtsOLD XAVERIANS 10 9 1 0 0 0 1262 554 227.8 36DE LA SALLE 10 8 2 0 0 0 1010 540 187.04 32BEAUMARIS 10 8 2 0 0 0 1038 692 150 32ST BEDES/MT 10 7 2 1 0 0 1046 722 144.88 30OLD SCOTCH 10 6 4 0 0 0 988 885 111.64 24UNIVERSITY BLUES 10 3 6 1 0 0 905 931 97.21 14OLD MELBURNIANS 10 3 7 0 0 0 796 1057 75.31 12UNIVERSITY BLACKS 10 2 7 0 1 0 599 819 73.14 12FITZROY 10 2 8 0 0 0 772 1111 69.49 8THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011 63

WINNING EDGECLUB CHAMPIONSHIPCLUB SENIORS UNDER 19/18 RESERVES THIRDS/CLUB XVIII TOTALCAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS 36 30 14 9 89WERRIBEE DISTRICTS FC 32 30 20 3 85BANYULE AFC 40 18 18 8 84OLD XAVERIANS 24 27 18 9 78THERRY PENOLA OB 32 18 18 4 72WILLIAMSTOWN 26 27 12 5 70MAZENOD OC 20 27 12 7.5 66.5ST KEVINS OB 26 21 12 7 66AJAX AFC 36 6 17 6 65COLLEGIANS 32 13.5 12 7 64.5DE LA SALLE OC 22 24 12 6 64ST BERNARDS 16 27 14 7 64ST BEDES / MENTONE TIGERS 30 22.5 10 1 63.5PRAHRAN ASSUMPTION AFC 40 18 5 63LA TROBE UNIVERSITY AFC 28 24 8 60GLEN EIRA AFC 40 18 58VAFA LADDERS 2011PREMIER P W L D B FF F A % PtsCOLLEGIANS 10 8 2 0 0 0 945 656 144.05 32ST BEDES/MT 10 7 2 1 0 0 879 798 110.15 30UNIVERSITY BLUES 10 6 4 0 0 0 936 826 113.32 24OLD XAVERIANS 10 6 4 0 0 0 884 820 107.8 24DE LA SALLE 10 5 4 1 0 0 865 788 109.77 22OLD CAREY 10 5 5 0 0 0 902 945 95.45 20OLD SCOTCH 10 4 5 1 0 0 807 857 94.17 18OLD TRINITY 10 3 6 1 0 0 764 860 88.84 14OLD MELBURNIANS 10 2 8 0 0 0 777 941 82.57 8OLD HAILEYBURY 10 2 8 0 0 0 725 993 73.01 8PREMIER RES P W L D B FF F A % PtsOLD XAVERIANS 10 9 1 0 0 0 865 444 194.82 36UNIVERSITY BLUES 10 9 1 0 0 0 967 566 170.85 36DE LA SALLE 10 6 4 0 0 0 776 508 152.76 24COLLEGIANS 10 6 4 0 0 0 687 542 126.75 24OLD MELBURNIANS 10 6 4 0 0 0 796 700 113.71 24OLD SCOTCH 10 6 4 0 0 0 727 645 112.71 24ST BEDES/MT 10 5 5 0 0 0 864 677 127.62 20OLD CAREY 10 2 8 0 0 0 565 805 70.19 8OLD TRINITY 10 1 9 0 0 0 471 1200 39.25 4OLD HAILEYBURY 10 0 10 0 0 0 516 1147 44.99 0PREMIER THIRDS P W L D B FF F A % PtsOLD XAVERIANS 10 9 0 0 1 0 976 366 266.67 40COLLEGIANS 10 7 2 0 1 0 1043 407 256.27 32OLD MELBURNIANS 10 7 2 0 1 0 832 418 199.04 32DE LA SALLE 10 6 3 0 1 0 704 539 130.61 28UNIVERSITY BLUES 10 4 5 0 1 0 749 726 103.17 20OLD SCOTCH 10 3 6 0 1 0 564 801 70.41 16WERRIBEE DISTRICTS 10 3 6 0 1 0 513 948 54.11 16ST BEDES/MT 10 1 7 0 2 0 460 734 62.67 12OLD TRINITY 10 0 9 0 1 0 310 1212 25.58 4PREMIER B P W L D B FF F A % PtsCAULFIELD GRAMM 10 9 1 0 0 0 1161 680 170.74 36ST KEVINS 10 6 3 1 0 0 1006 751 133.95 26OLD BRIGHTON 10 6 4 0 0 0 985 803 122.67 24UNIVERSITY BLACKS 10 6 4 0 0 0 905 773 117.08 24BEAUMARIS 10 5 5 0 0 0 1015 853 118.99 20OLD IVANHOE 10 5 5 0 0 0 808 835 96.77 20OAKLEIGH 10 5 5 0 0 0 930 999 93.09 20ST BERNARDS 10 4 6 0 0 0 901 1064 84.68 16MARCELLIN 10 3 7 0 0 0 675 965 69.95 12HAMPTON ROVERS 10 0 9 1 0 0 546 1300 42 2PREMIER B RES P W L D B FF F A % PtsOLD BRIGHTON 10 10 0 0 0 0 942 523 180.11 40CAULFIELD GRAMM 10 7 3 0 0 0 875 614 142.51 28ST BERNARDS 10 7 3 0 0 0 691 572 120.8 28ST KEVINS 10 6 4 0 0 0 754 506 149.01 24UNIVERSITY BLACKS 10 6 4 0 0 0 775 559 138.64 24OLD IVANHOE 10 5 5 0 0 0 615 649 94.76 20MARCELLIN 10 4 6 0 0 0 526 620 84.84 16OAKLEIGH 10 4 6 0 0 0 638 784 81.38 16BEAUMARIS 10 1 9 0 0 0 468 869 53.86 4HAMPTON ROVERS 10 0 10 0 0 0 401 989 40.55 0PREM B THIRDS P W L D B FF F A % PtsCAULFIELD GRAMM 10 9 1 0 0 0 1093 525 208.19 36ST KEVINS 10 7 3 0 0 0 934 558 167.38 28UNIVERSITY BLACKS 10 7 3 0 0 0 850 657 129.38 28ST BERNARDS 10 7 3 0 0 0 778 696 111.78 28OLD XAVERIANS 10 6 4 0 0 0 856 733 116.78 24OLD CAMBERWELL 10 4 6 0 0 0 696 816 85.29 16MARCELLIN 10 3 7 0 0 0 688 810 84.94 12OLD BRIGHTON 10 3 7 0 0 0 543 710 76.48 12WHITEFRIARS 10 2 8 0 0 0 545 943 57.79 8OAKLEIGH AFC 10 2 8 0 0 0 484 1044 46.36 864 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011