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MPNFL Update – Round 16 Peninsula FNL & Round 15 Nepean FNL

There are three and two weeks respectively left in both Peninsula and Nepean FNL home and away season. With still only a few round

to go the �nal set up of the top 5 in football and top 4 places in netball for both leagues is still wide open. It will be another spectacular weekend of football and netball right across the MPNFL.

Volunteer Round will be held across the MPNFL on Saturday 14th August, in recognition of our volunteers who tireless help out each week. From �ipping burgers, scoring games, washing jumpers, �lling water bottles, marking lines and padding goal posts, they are just few of many jobs that are undertaken each week via club volunteers to make sure your club functions like a well-oiled machine. So on August 13 make sure you go and thank a club volunteer for all of their hard work, for this year or even the past 20 years.

And �nally a reminder about some of the great events coming up in the AFL South East region.

· AFL South East – Women in Sport Luncheon: Friday 19th August 2016 @ Mornington Racing Club

Tickets @ $85 per head or $800 for a table of 10 which includes a two course meal and beverages call (03) 5995 0555 – Ext 2 or email �nance@a�se.com.au to purchase tickets.

· 2016 Bendigo Bank Nepean FNL Finals Series: Saturday 20th August – Saturday 10th September

· 2016 Bayside Automotive Group Peninsula Finals Series: Saturday 27th August – Sunday 18th September

· Nepean FNL | 2016 George Osbourne Medal Night: Wednesday 31st August @ Mornington Racing Club

· Peninsula FNL | 2016 E.V. Shade Medal Night: Wednesday 7th September @ Mornington Racing Club

That’s all for this week, best of luck to all clubs over the weekend.

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AFL Vic CountrySt Joseph’s claims Herald Sun ShieldGeelong’s St Joseph’s College has claimed the 2016 Division One Boys Herald Sun Shield over St Patrick’s College in a thriller at the MCG on Saturday afternoon.

Leading at every break, St Joseph’s’ hope of securing its second Herald Sun Shield title was in the hands of St Patrick’s, which had a kick after the siren to decide the champion.

Down by a point in the dying seconds of the match, St Patrick’s marked the ball inside 50 and lined up for a shot on goal to win the match and secure the school’s seventh consecutive Herald Sun Shield.

Unfortunately the fairy-tale �nish was not to be for the St Patrick’s faithful, with the kick going out on the full to hand St Joseph’s its second Herald Sun Shield title in a decade.

Progressing through to the Grand Final after convincing semi-�nal performances, the battle for the Division One title was always going to be a close one.

Running out onto the game’s biggest stage, St Joseph’s applied scoreboard pressure early with multiple inside-50 entries. Yet despite having eight scoring shots to three, the scoreboard was even at quarter time on 13 points apiece.

Accuracy in front of goal continued to plague the boys from Geelong in the second term, piling on 4.6 to open up a 17-point lead at the main break.

With the game in the balance, the reigning premiers stepped it up a gear in the second half to wrestle momentum back in Ballarat’s favour. St Patrick’s’ ball use and e�ciency in front of the big sticks proved fruitful in the third and �nal terms, but it was too little too late. The �nal score was 7.17 (59) to 8.10 (58).

St Joseph’s coach Chris Lynch said he was proud of his team for keeping to its structures and playing their brand of football until the very end.

“It was a pretty tense last quarter, that’s for sure,” Lynch said. “Our poor kicking kept St Patrick’s in the match and when they started to come back in the second half of the game they nearly took home the title, but we dug deep to �ght it out.

“We felt we deserved to win the match and we were just really proud of the team to hold on and win the game. We set a goal at the start of the year to play a brand of football which would see us play on the MCG at the end of the year, so the fact that we were able to do that and get the win was extremely satisfying.”

Attention now turns to the Division One Girls Herald Sun Shield battle between reigning premier Methodist Ladies College and Ballarat Grammar.

With both schools tasting victory just once before, the pair will be hoping to become the equal-best girls’ school in the competition’s history when they meet in the decider later this month.

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Football PreviewBULLDOGS FINISHING HARDBy Simon McEvoyMORNINGTON will look to continue to its excellent late-season form when it hosts �nals aspirant EDI-ASP.The Bulldogs have beaten two sides above it on the ladder - Seaford and Pines – in the past three weeks, and they could add another scalp today.Mornington coach Chris Holcombe says his young side has taken strides forward in recent weeks.“I’m rapt with their attitude,’’ he said.“They could have thrown the towel in…but we’ve tried to develop all the young kids and they are really starting to click. They are coming on well and playing some good footy. It’s really encouraging for next year.’’Mornington’s 17-point win over third-placed Pines last week was a beauty, with Ryan Odell, Mick Gay, Lachlan Hewitt and Jai Haddock showing the way.Edi-Asp, �fth, has got the wobbles of late, losing two in a row and will be keen to steady the ship and set sail for �nals.A third successive win awaits SEAFORD today when the in-form Tigers host KARINGAL. A stirring win over Edi-Asp last week kept Seaford in �nals contention, although coach Ben Murphy says his side’s main goal is simply to �nish the season strongly. “We just need to make sure we �nish o� the year well,’’ Murphy said.“It’s been a big year of improvement.’’Youngsters Matt Herbert, Curtis Murfett and Jackson Mockett were terri�c in the Tigers’ gritty win last week while Aaron Turner, Brendan Dawes and Josh Stokes have also been in �ne form.Nothing – literally, nothing – separated Seaford and Karingal back in Round 4, with the sides playing out the only draw of the season. Karingal surged from 26 points down with nine minutes to go to force a draw with Seaford, a snap from Callan Dixon with about 15 seconds to go knotting the scores at 71.Karingal is coming o� a tough past �ve weeks in which it has faced four of the top �ve teams. The Bulls have taken strides forward this season and will be keen to �nish o� strongly.

LANGWARRIN will be keen to put a three-game gap between itself and bottom side CHELSEA when the sides face o� at Lloyd Park.Wins have been scarce for both the Kangaroos and the Seagulls, although Langy did beat third-placed Pines only a fortnight ago.Back on its home turf, Langwarrin will look to attack today, with Nick Hammill, Blake Harkness and Shane Paterson to provide the spark. Youngster Bayleigh Tate made an impressive senior debut last week and Andy Johnson provided a strong presence down back.Chelsea beat Langy by 45 points earlier in the season on the back of a rollicking seven-goal second quarter.But the Seagulls have battled since, although the recent e�orts of Mark Baxter, Daniel Knowles, Ben Graham and Ben Holman have been good.BONBEACH has fond memories of its last meeting with MT ELIZA back in Round 5. It was a turning point in the Sharks’ season. Bonny was 0-4 when it went to Mt Eliza on that May day, and, with rumours that Mt Eliza may have rested some players, Bonbeach took the �eld �red up and demanding respect.In a lively start, the Sharks rushed to a 24-1 lead at quarter time and then kicked six goals into the breeze in a decisive second quarter to set up a 21-point victory. Since, Bonbeach have won eight of 10 games.As �nals approach, these two sides are rated as genuine �ag contenders. With every chance they could meet again in the �nals, today’s game will be important, a chance for one side to gain a psychological advantage. It could come in handy next month.For Bonbeach, Jackson Casey, Beau Bailey and Justin Bennett have been in sparkling form, while Luke Damon continues to kick goals.Mt Eliza’s young forward Jordan Capkin is destined to play at a higher level certainly his stocks have soared in recent times. His eight-goal haul last week underlined his star power. Other Redlegs are �ying, the likes of James Anwyl, Ben Landry, Matt Davis and Rohan Heasley.At John Coburn Oval, FRANKSTON YCW meets PINES in a top-versus-third battle.


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Both these sides have lost key players to long-term injuries in recent weeks and these last few weeks before �nals will be important as they search for team chemistry. The Stonecats returned to their high-scoring ways last week, kicking 15 goals to beat Karingal. Paul Minchington is having a cracking season, while Anthony Bruhn, Kyle Hutchison and Jai Coghlan will look to inspire YC. Pines has lost three of its past four games but coach Paddy Swayn remain con�dent his side can get it all together when crunch time comes. With Tim Bongetti being out with an ankle injury, Aaron Edwards and Guy Hendry will have to shoulder more responsibility up forward, while Chris Guganovic, Adam Marriner and Luke Potts also loom as key men.SHARKS SEEK REVENGEIN THE RESERVES…BONBEACH will seek revenge when it faces MT ELIZA in the top-of-the-table clash. Back in Round 5, the Redlegs jumped the Sharks in the �rst quarter to set up a 28-point win. Today, Bonny will look to start better and put pressure on Mt Eliza. FRANKSTON YCW is chasing its fourth win in a row when it hosts PINES. A win today would also help the Stonecats (11-4) cement third spot. Big Chappy continues to kick goals, while Mitch Barker and Lucas Lee are in good form.LANGWARRIN will be keen to bounce back to winning form when it tackles CHELSEA. The Kangas were kept to only three goals last week but is still a chance for a top-three spot.MORNINGTON cracked its duck egg last week and is a chance to make it two on the spin today against an out-

of-form EDI-ASP. The Bulldogs surged to an early lead and refused to buckle last week, with Sam Wright, Lachlan Sweetnam, Jack Riley and Jack Dickson in sparkling form.Finals-bound SEAFORD takes a three-game winning streak into its game against KARINGAL. The Tigers are up and about, with Shorty Walker, Cameron Newbold and Cruze Tohiariki in leading the way.BULLS CHARGINGIN THE UNDER 19s…Full of momentum, KARINGAL takes a �ve-game winning streak into the big clash with second-placed SEAFORD. The Bulls have cemented a top-�ve spot on the back of quality, team footy. Jonah Cassera, Brendan Lord and Travis Puntaroni are in cracking form.Ladder leaders MT ELIZA will be keen to rediscover its best form when it meets BONBEACH after losing two of its past three games. The in-form Oscar Whitty will again look to spark the Redlegs.CHELSEA roared back to winning form last week as Andrew Vitzdamm-Jones, Jesse Davies, Vincent Kovacic and co. ran riot. With a spring in their step, the Seagulls tackle an in-form LANGWARRIN side that is playing itself into �ag contention.EDI-ASP is coming o� one of its best wins of the season when it goes to MORNINGTON. The Eagles showed plenty of character to upset �ag hopefuls Seaford last week, with Zach Barrett, Zach Fatouros and Matt Moloney showing the way. Likewise, Mornington returned to winning form last week.FRANKSTON YCW will look to boost its percentage when it tackles PINES.

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Club NotesFrankston YCW StoneCatsBack to the Coburn Oval for the penultimate time this season, we welcome the Pines Football and Netball teams. We enter the last three rounds of the season and wins become critical as we jockey for ladder positions and percentage. Mind you there’s no sign of that �nals weather yet!Last week we lobbed to a windswept Bull Pit with a few changes cascading across the three footy sides. The Numero’s continued their improved form knocking over a committed Karingal out�t particularly in the second half. Mincho appeared to be everywhere whilst Skipper Jie and Lachy got plenty of contested aggot. Kyle, Widdow and Bruhny attacked the ball up forward in an overall improved e�ort. In a danger game, the Magoos stormed out of the Sheds and won well in a consistent performance - the victory soured a little by an injury to Captain Cowled. Mitch B was best, backed up by Jake Cheverley, Theoby and Lucas Lee. The Unders started slowly and chased some charging Bulls all day going down by six large. Ben Crackers was best and got some support from Marco, Jack M and Streety. The boys need to knuckle down for the last three encounters and try to sna�e a vital double chance possie The Stonekittens lost 3 out of 4 to the Bullettes - read their notes in the Nettie sectionOur end of season Big Bash is on Saturday September 24 - AFL Preliminary Final day. There will be a 4 course luncheon and drink package from 12 Noon to 3.30pm. Guest MC, Brendan Fevola as Guest Speaker plus much more.

Langwarrin KangaroosWelcome all back to Lloyd park as we take on Chelsea. Its sure to be a great day of footy, combined with the best burgers on the Peninsula. All supporters are welcome back to the clubrooms after the game.Last week in conditions that most there agreed were blustery we took on the Mounties , and came away with the one win in the u/19’s. We led at every change in the game ,and in a high standard match from both sides it was pleasing to see our boys win. Particularly impressive was the pace with which we moved the ball ,and our ability to team well together and take the correct options when the pressure was on. Besty with 3 goals and Sam Schaede , Lachy Bayley and Dylan Corcoran were among our better players. With �nals around the corner it was good to have the win. This was the one win we had for the day with both our reserves and seniors �nding it tough up against some great Mt Eliza play. We got away to a good start in the seniors but were not able to continue that form for the remaining 3 quarters, against a very tough , skillful opponent . The reserves in a low scoring match were down by only a goal at 3/4 time, but were over run in the �nal term. Good play in the seniors from Andy Johnson, Shane , Siz and Nick. The reserves were well served by Longley , Bice , Wilcox and Ulbrick.Social Notes : Get your ticket(s) for the $5k draw , and tickets are selling quick for the Grand Final breakfast.

Edithvale-Aspendale EaglesOur club notes are bought to you this week by FRANKSTON INTERNATIONAL CATERING.Visit their website for all your function needs @ http://www.frankstoninternational.com.au/ Under 19’s were the only team to get the points against Seaford. Massive game this week vs Mornington and we need all supporters there to help the boys consolidate a place in the �nals. Our senior women’s team �nished their season with a great win vs Beacons�eld and �nished 5th for their 1st season just missing out on a �nals appearance. The netball girls are still sitting on top in all 4 grades after another week of solid wins. Joker poker jackpot keeps climbing so get down Thursday nights and hear the team’s selection. Great food is available and plenty of great company. Great event coming up next week for all members,players & supporters.

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Club NotesSeaford Tigers10K DRAW TONIGHT AT THE CLUBROOMS, KICKING OFF AT 7:30pm, TICKETS CAN BE PURCHASED BEHIND THE BAR AFTER THE GAMELast week we travelled out to Edithvale in what was a crucial day for the club in all grades. With a strong breeze favouring one end it was one of those days that saw leads change regularly. The 19s were looking to continue their winning streak but found themselves in a dog �ght from the start. With a 6 point lead at the main break we had a good 3rd against the breeze, only trailing by 4 points at 3/4 time. However 1.7 in the last quarter cost us the match and top spot on the ladder as the boys went down by 3 points. Bryce Lloyd was dominant up forward with 4 goals and Lachie Mullin was BOG. With a tight top 5 it is crucial we win our last 2 games to secure a 2nd chance in the �nals.The Reserves also continued our great recent form with a 50 point win after a tight battle in the 1st half. Spence kicked 4 last quarter goals, Shorty was inspirational all day yet again, Newy had the ball on a string, Cruze looked dangerous all day, Pauly V was solid down back and Courts worked his guts out across half forward. Today is a massive game for the boys with a win securing a �nals birth.The Seniors has a must win game to keep our �nals hopes alive and it was an epic. After a tight 1st half we kicked clear by 27 points in the 3rd, kicking with the breeze, before Edithvale mounted a spirited comeback, kicking the next 6 goals to take a 10 point lead half way through the last. All looked lost but we somehow found another gear, slamming 3 goals in a row against the strong wind before clinging on to a 2 point win in what was one of our greatest wins in years. Matty Herbert was great all day, Jackson Mockett led from the front with 4 goals. Another ‘elimination �nal’ confronts us today, after a draw in the �rst encounter with the Bulls this should also go down to the wire.

Pines PythonsFirstly congrats to �u� on his stingrays debut and aquitted himself well with a couple of goals. Secondly well done to Little Corny and Pav with their sides in the �nals, Well done and all the best.19s fought hard until numbers showed out again. Best players were Liam, Little Barrel, Rhys and Goldy. Finish the season o� strong boys. Doc’s men had a win on the agenda but silly mistakes cost again. Keep playing to the plan and improvement is showing. Best were Mexico, Bails, D Mac and a Angry Nudgey.Seniors were outpointed again but live to keep building for �nals, better players were Brad Kiely, Ashy, Taz and Azza. Socially tickets for draw due back, luncheon on Chelsea game see trav for details. Presentation Night Thursday before AFL grand �nal. KICKITOME

Mornington BulldogsWhat a great weekend for the club with three wins for the �rst time all year! An under manned under 19’s Pines team greeted us Saturday for what ended up being a solid hit out for our boys. Pines tried hard all day however their lack of numbers allowed us to run and move the ball reasonably cleanly. The reserves got their �rst win for the year leading from start to �nish. A great reward for the blokes who have stuck at it all year and continued to work on their footy despite the lack of results going their way. Wrighty led from the front, Lachy kicked 3 in another great game, Jack Riley found plenty of it whilst it was good to have Sloppy Dickson back on the park after what a bad run with injuries. The seniors played four quarters of quality footy to show that they are good enough to match it with the best sides in the competition. Kicking into the wind in the �rst quarter they stuck with Pines and �ve goals to none with the wind in the second term gave them a 24 point lead at half time. They continued on strongly in the second half and when Pines got close they continued to step up and ended up winning by 17 points. Jacko and Dale kicked 3, Micky Gay was dominant in the ruck whilst Halsall, Odell and Hewitt continue to show what talent we have coming through.Another big ask this weekend however lets make it another 3 wins for the club!


Karingal BullsToday we take on Seaford at the postage stamp in a day of must win games. Last time we met the senior game ended in a thrilling draw at BMK Oval while the reserves and unders lost. Since then both have had a resurgence and must win today to keep on track for September action while the ones will be looking to spoil Seaford’s tilt at a �nals berth.Last week v YCW was a had day out for both senior teams but a very good win by the U19sBest of luck to our junior teams kicking o� their �nals campaigns tomorrow and special mention to both U15 and U17 teams who made it through the season undefeatedMajor Fundraiser – karingalra�e.com.au for tix (only $50) or see players/committee to WIN either a Jeep, Jayco or Jetski thanks to Bayside Jeep, Jayco Australia and JV Marine WorldSeafood lunch and LAST home game in the old rooms next Sat - see Wally to book your ticketPremium partners of the Bulls this year are Frankston RSL, BMK, Bank of Queensland, Peninsula Sports Medicine, Construct Homes, Hallam Truck Centre, RAMS, Priority Printing Solutions, Crownbet and Bluegum – PLEASE support these businesses whenever you can as they support us

Chelsea SeagullsFirstly, a big cheer for Stevie G who coached his 200th game for the Club last week, his contribution to CFC over a long period has been enormous. Great start last Saturday with the 19’s having a really strong win against Bonnie, could have been better had they kicked straight. Well done to Vince, Jess, Niko, Andrew V-J & Lex, really good signs here for next season. The 2’s tried hard again but were just undermanned in the end. Niz, Bryn, Big Stu and Lukey Pickett all tried hard, have to give a big tick to Drilla for a great job down back, this kid is a player of the future no doubt. In the main event unfortunately we were just beaten by a better side, the Coach was really disappointed in the e�ort and had every right to be. No doubt we have had a tu� run of late but that performance just wasn’t up to scratch. Well done to young Kingy and Charles R’O both making their Senior debut for the Club. 3 games to go and the future is still bright so please let’s all make the e�ort to keep turning up.See you at the Gullery !!

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Bonbeach SharksToday is Past Players Day- a time to catch up with old mates and reminisce about the good ol’ days. Let’s make sure we all put on a good show for our past legends.Congratulations to Bonbeach’s favourite son and club co-captain Jackson Casey on playing his 150th senior game last week. This is a fantastic achievement and at 24 years of age, puts him well on track to play 300.This week we have another special occasion. Shane McDonald, arguably Bonbeach’s greatest ever player will pull on the boots for game 200. We also congratulate him.To last week’s action…Both the Seniors and Reserves had convincing wins. The Seniors recorded a 90 point win to put them in outright 4th on the ladder. Bonbeach youngsters Jackson Casey, Beau Bailey and Justin Bennett all played well with big Owen Hulett booting 3 goals. It was a similar story in the Reserves as we won by 53 points. Our forward line was superb with Dale Donkin kicking 4 and Robbie Lancaster 3.Our u19s faced a disappointing loss against local rivals Chelsea. With some key players missing either to injury or promotion to the senior team, our boys were always on the back foot. This, accompanied with falling numbers at training was never going to prepare us well. Nonetheless, the 25 point loss did have some positives with ‘Big Dog’ using his super power hip-and-shoulder to command respect and Andy Cochrane cleaning up a Seagull. Craig Robinson, Aaron Ingram and Matt Pachler were in the best#FinsUp

Mt Eliza Red LegsToday we congratulate Sam Wettenhall on his 150th (And Life Membership) Game for the MEFNC.“Wetters” is yet another former Junior to progress through the ranks, making his Senior debut in 2007. Today is just his 2nd game back after a knee reco almost 12 months to the day.Last week saw the Seniors & Reserves come away with solid wins v Langy whilst the U/19’s went down.The 19’s didn’t start well and were playing catch up for the rest of the game, losing to a well drilled team by 17.The two Oscar’s - Whitty & Craig tried hard, along with Max Rea & Ricey.Need to bounce back today boys!The Reserves again held their opponents goalless in the �rst half before Langy fought hard in the 3rd to get back into it. A great last term saw us kick 6 goals with Wetters kicking a couple to sew up the game.Best were Ricey (3), Trumpy, Vanin, Mitch Anwyl, Whits & The Clamp.The Seniors trailed by 7 points at qtr time but then kept Langy to 1 more goal for the game.Jordan Capkin was great with his 8 goals & Gilly 3.Other best players were Anwyl, Lombo, Heasa, Davo & Lang.Congrats to Nick McKinnon on his Senior debut!Social: Tomorrow $10k Draw from midday - Presidents Lunch Sat 20th Aug (Rd 18 v Seaford) $35 per head. Contact Dunney for tickets.Sponsors of the Week: Thanks to these two great Club people who also support us �nancially - Tim Shaw from Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers 0403 247 440 & Paul Capkin from Posh Wash Mobile Car Wash & Detailing 0413 019 876Redleg.

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BONBEACH Seniors Coach: Steven HughesReserves Coach: Josh BullGround No 1 Reserve Cannes Ave, Bonbeach Mel: 97 E4Phone 0434 143 050Colours Black, Red & White

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1 Chris Bryan2 Mark Tyrell (VC)3 Gary Carpenter (C)4 Nick Waterstone5 Sheldon Price6 James Murnane7 Shane McDonald8 Jason Gumbleton9 Josh Bull10 Brad Sykes11 Justin Bennett12 Ash Waterstone13 Owen Hulett (DVC)14 Anthony Hogan15 Dale Donkin16 Nick Alexandrou17 Shaun Voke18 Jackson Sole19 Chris Pendleton20 James Maxwell21 James Norton22 Matthew Douglas23 Jack Williams24 Robert Lancaster25 Daniel Smith26 Brandon Sison27 Dylan Jones (DVC)28 Jackson Casey (C)29 Ricky Sykes30 Tim O’Shannessy31 Ezekiel Turner

32 Matthew Taylor33 Sean Campitelli34 Thomas Deveson35 Joel Rippingale36 Nathan Motrom37 Eammon MacCormack (RC)38 Jack Williams39 Shelton Rosario40 Sam Rouette41 Cameron Green43 Chris Dureau44 Dylan Edwards45 Jacob Flannery47 Shane Cochrane48 Luke Damon49 Preston Aurish51 Sean Gales52 Daniel Hogan53 Mark Lacey54 Mitch Barry (RC)55 Callum Thompson57 Jack James58 Dylan Steed59 Alex Trowell62 Matthew Jones63 Daniel Tsalkos-Biggin64 Jake Tonkin66 Matthew Taylor67 Beau Bailry69 Joel Mulholland (RVC)

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Under 19’s - Coach: Brad Sykes1 Marcus Carbonaro2 Jackson Hibbert3 Darcy James4 Jack Weiland5 Mitch King6 Craig Robinson8 Jayden Cole9 Luke Kingsbury10 Beau Bailey11 Josh Gasparini

12 Ethan Oliver13 Tim Landt14 Ben Hogan (C)15 Cameron Wenczel16 Riley Lockett17 Tom Hogan18 Blake Grimmer19 Andrew Cochrane20 Aaron Ingram21 Rhys Brand

23 Matt Pachler25 Petro Vafeas27 Max Bailey28 Gerrard Fredrickson29 Taner Enez30 Ash Susskind33 Tim Mulholland52 Ryan Francis69 Daniel Mulholland

MT ELIZA Seniors Coach: Troy ShannonReserves Coach: Damien KentGround Emil Madsen Reserve Wooralla Dve, Mt Eliza Mel: 105 G10Phone 5978 8308Colours Navy Blue & Red

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1 Ben Farish2 Mitchell Chopping3 Harrison Scott4 Joel Blake5 Harry Smith6 Matthew Richardson7 Zane Hill8 Robert Turnbull9 Ryan Morrison10 Max Rea11 Oscar Craig12 Kurtis Quantrelle13 Dane Brattle

14 Mason Dewit15 Samuel Hallpike16 Benjamin McKenzie17 Harper Leonard18 Harrison Hawkins19 Nelson Forrest20 Niall Snooks21 Liam Berry22 Callan Rice23 Aaron Jackson24 Jonathan Ristrom25 Patrick Coates26 Lucas Brancatisano

27 Jay Bradley-Power28 Oscar Whitty29 Tom Freeman30 Samuel Fraser31 Jordan Capkin32 Christopher Burton33 Terry Woolcock37 Samuel Danks38 Ewan Mahone42 Mitchell Gleeson43 Hugh Campbell

1 David Barton (VC)2 Ryland Cranwell3 Damien Kent4 Jordan Capkin5 Jim Clayton6 Rob D’Orazio7 Robert Turnbull8 Matt Stanley9 Sam Wettenhall10 Mitch Wilson11 Justin Van Unen12 Sam Gill (C)13 Darren Booth14 Jay Neratzoglou15 Callum Amstrong16 Matt Lillie17 David Hand18 Daniel Gormley19 Tim Groot20 Ben Landry21 Matthew Jackson22 Karl Lombardozzi23 Tim Strickland24 Anthony Cleary25 Aaron Dunne26 Matthew Davis27 Josh Curren28 Oscar Whitty29 Phil Trump (RC)

30 Heath Barclay31 Anthony Vanin32 Matt Pascas33 James Anwyl34 Troy Parker35 Joel Cheston36 Jarryd Pagonis37 Nick McKinnon38 Tim Campelj39 Brendon Tilley40 Jordan Smale42 Brodie Shaw43 Riley Thorpe44 Matt Neratzoglou45 Michael Davis51 Zal White53 Brenton Lambert55 Nathan Ryan57 Rohan Heasley58 Michael Cleary (RVC)60 Mitch Anwyl62 Matthew Hill63 Nick Strickland64 Kieran Rice65 Trent Radin67 Aaron McIlroy68 Matthew Brancatisano69 Lyndon Curtis

Seniors & Reserves

Under 19’s - Coach: Steve Brattle


FRANKSTON YCW Seniors Coach: Scott MathersReserves Coach: John MurphyGround Jubilee Park Hillcrest Rd, Frankston Mel: 102 H4Phone 9789 6398Colours Gold, White & Black

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

1 Patrick Davenport2 Zac Orr4 Travis Lee5 Michael Morris6 Tommy Corrigan7 Marco Kelsall14 Hayden Raphael15 Jack Matthews16 Nick Christoforou17 Lachlan Street

19 Brendan Marchmont21 Jack McCormack24 Jacob Roberts27 Luke Paynter C29 Josh Butland30 Aidan Fischer32 Owen Vine32 Sean Matthews33 Pat Johnstone34 Luke Black

35 Meelad Nasiry36 Harry Lane38 Bailey Williams42 Mitch Rowe43 Liam Rossetto44 Harrison Morgan45 Ben Cracknell55 Liam Greenwood59 Sam Fulton64 Daniel Hughes

Seniors & Reserves

Under 19’s - Coach: Chris Hutchinson

1 Daniel Waddell2 Byron Barry3 Scott Macleod4 Tony Lester5 Jie Coghlan (C)6 Trent Cowled7 Ash Eames8 Paul Minchington9 Lew Roberts10 Sam Widdowson11 Anthony Barry12 Anthony Totaro13 Steve O’Donnell14 Kevin Lylak (VC)15 Tom Capp16 Shane Reid17 Ricky Morris18 Brenton Credlin19 Ryley Hodson20 Ben Buckley21 Jack Mazurek22 Ryan Santon23 David Bodley24 Matthew La Fontaine25 Zinzie Mosimane26 Anthony Bruhn27 Kyle Hutchison (VC)28 Jacob Millman29 Ben Wagner30 Mitchell Street31 Sean Hegarty32 Michael Chaplin33 Jake Di Pasquale

34 Luke Collins35 Shane Blick36 Alex Mackie37 Craig Nankervis38 Chis Gonzales39 Jack Greenwood40 Jacob Cheverley41 Todd Cracknell42 Jordan Alves43 Jack Brennan44 Tyler Sigley45 Jake Theobald47 Charlie Patterson48 James Gri�ths49 Lucas Lee50 Mitchell Barker51 Kyle St Anne52 Matt Scherwin53 Bailey Kenter54 Liam Omar55 Clayton Watt56 Robbie Evans57 Jake Lovett58 James Bryant59 Jack Keilor60 Brandon Lee61 Josh Pickess62 Sam Pickess63 Michael Debenham64 Daniel Hughes65 Charles Coyne66 Lachlan Wallace67 Jayden Stroot

PINES Seniors Coach: Paddy SwaynReserves Coach: Chris SmithGround Eric Bell Reserve Forrest Dve, Frankston Nth Mel: 99 J9Phone 9786 3255Colours Green & Red

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

1 Nathan Bennett 2 Rhys Uncle3 Kyle Taylor 4 Richard Lidster5 Jakob Beggs6 Reece Stewart7 Jacob Boyle9 Josh Howe11 Kuok Puok

12 Kallum White13 Jordy Plane14 Jayden Goldsmith15 Travis Broman 16 Jake Connelly 17 Jake Pelham18 Liam Jackson19 Jake Pusch20 Jake Connelly

21 James Batziris 22 Joel Nicholls23 Majok Puok25 John Jennings26 Luke Oliver27 Rhys Cupid28 Brodie Johnstone 29 Seth Liddell 30 Latham Eames

1 Jamie Messina 2 Michael Bezzine3 Luke Potts 4 Chris Guganovic 5 Adam Marriner 6 Tim Bongetti7 Brad Kiely8 Daniel Green 9 Corey Ash10 Luke Houldcroft 11 Jake Berry 12 Dale Tedge13 Adam Maling 14 Paul Scanlon15 Damian Plane16 Dave McLaren17 Jonothan Hughes18 Rhys Chalkley19 Aaron Ludewig20 Daniel Falzon21 Daniel Johns22 Guy Hendry 23 Jack Fisher24 Jarrod Stewart 25 Jacob Boyle26 Joel Brunn 27 Aaron Edwards28 Shane Waterstone 29 Lachlan Pizzey

30 Todd Lithgow31 Chris Smith (RC)32 Travis Pastuska 33 Matt Kiely34 Beau Hendry (VC)35 Damon Moody36 Hayden Clancy 37 Mason Sheppard38 Jordan Frawley39 Jayden Canepa40 Jason Moorse41 Blake Boormann42 Jamie Kenyon43 Jarryd McClelland 44 Nigel Nunn 45 Harley Peace-Stirling 46 Brent Hood47 Jamie Ludewig48 Aaron Hay49 Taylor McKay51 Patrick Jackson52 Gordon Hendry 53 Daniel Edwards55 Tom Moroney 58 Jarryd Guganovic 59 Shaun McPherson60 Paul Martin

Seniors & Reserves

Under 19’s - Coach: Glenn Shannon


LANGWARRIN Seniors Coach: Brad DredgeReserves Coach: Brendan CasperGround Lloyd Park, Cranbourne Rd, Langwarrin Mel: 103 J4Phone 9789 4343Colours Royal Blue & White

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

1 Kyle Allen2 Zach Andrewartha3 Josh Bateman4 Lachlan Bayley5 Jack Lacey6 Dylan Corcoran7 Max Watters8 Joel Bateman9 James Longley10 Aaron Edwards12 Kye Whitford

13 Jake Wilcox14 Ayden Collins15 Luke Doyle17 Tom Rogerson19 Jordan Ross20 Zac Davies21 Matthew Peynenborg22 Bayleigh Tate25 Samuel Schaede28 Ben Wotherspoon29 Daniel Nash

30 Joshua Holloway31 Aaron Best32 Patrick L’Huillier34 Kyle Busuttil-Inglis35 Jake Lyttle49 Jake Milward 53 Ryan Smyth 57 Bayley Bronton 58 Thomas Branch

1 Micheal Parker2 David Reardon3 Blake Peach4 Marc Wyss5 Shane Tanirau6 Andrew Taylor7 Ash Fenech8 Corey Hanger9 Shane Patterson10 Mitch Mathie 11 Andrew Johnson12 Nick Tuddenham13 Tyson MacDonald14 Lachlan Davies15 Corey Moore16 Andrew Withers17 Dale Binks18 Alex Reid19 Jayden Johnsen20 Josh Biggs21 Sean Ulbrick23 Travis Baldock24 Jesse Bice25 Mitchell Porter26 Brendan Casper27 Josh Johnsen28 Josh Buxton29 Sean Herdman

30 Jayden Grose31 Gerard Brown32 Hayden Golby33 Michael Hare34 Matthew Sinclair35 Mitch Cuthbert36 Matthew Naughton37 Jimmy Johnson38 Blake Harkness39 Ryan Napier40 Nathan Palmer41 Jack Roberts42 Cody Howard43 Dan Riley44 Andrew Borrie45 Luke Churcher46 Ant O’Rouke47 Nick Hammill48 Nathan Whyte49 Adam Eggleston50 Kieran Albanese51 Hayden Mitchell52 Jack Minton53 Nathan Pike

Seniors & Reserves

Under 19’s - Coach: Brendan Casper

CHELSEA Seniors Coach: Brett DunneReserves Coach: Steve GardinerGround Chelsea Reserve Beardsworth Ave, Chelsea Mel: 68 B6Phone 9772 1541Colours Navy Blue & White

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

1 Lachie Baum VC2 Vince Kovacic4 Andrew Vitzdamm-Jones VC5 Brayden Moren6 Jaylen Mokaraka7 Chris McWilliam8 Dion Kato9 Justin Furborough10 Jaxon Atwell

11 Joel King12 Auster McClelland13 Lachie Bennett14 Jordy Hall18 Jessie Davies21 Cambell Edwards22 Luke Jaeger23 Ciaron Doherty24 Joshua Diblasio25 Jerome Mokaraka

26 Coey Edmunds27 Patrick Nikolic29 Lexion Xiberras C30 Ash Davis31 Matthew Bottin32 Ethan Andrews33 Ravish Hearth50 Ben Graham51 Rhys Graham

1 Matthew Silva2 James Sivijs (C)3 Matt Gardiner4 Bradley Clark (VC)5 James Brain6 Grant Trew7 Todd Gardiner (C)8 David Willett9 Ben Finemore10 Luke Caspersz11 Jordan Tabakman12 Jason Clark13 Joshua Tripcony14 Daniel Aarsman15 Matthew Baxter16 Ben Holman17 Mark Nightingale18 Nizam Abdallah19 Richard Jarosczuk20 Coey Peele21 Lewis Kreiger22 Beau Caia23 Jack Francis24 Daniel Knowles25 Jake Greerly 26 Corey Edmunds27 Liam Charity28 Nicholas Allsep29 Zachary Graham30 Bryn Thomas

31 James Nanopoulos32 Jordan Marshall33 Curtis Bywater34 Mason Bailey35 Stuart Brooke36 Adam Lynch37 Daniel O’Keefe38 Josh Whelan39 Daniel Bourke40 Christopher Charity41 Lachlan Williams42 Ross Aitcheson43 Ryan Dyer44 Matt Mada�eri45 Steve Voss47 Thomas Stephens49 Luke Pickett50 Benjamin Graham51 Charles Ryan-Orchard52 Nic Dixon53 Jack Simpson54 Brody Leitch55 Jake Chevalier56 Jarrad Schober59 Daniel Dixon60 John McConnell61 Luke Stokell65 Jackson Roder

Seniors & Reserves

Under 19’s - Coach: Wayne Foster


MORNINGTON Seniors Coach: Chris HolcombeReserves Coach: Je� NormanGround Alexandra Park Main St, Mornington Mel: 104 E12Phone 5977 0074Colours Royal Blue, Red & White

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

1 Broden Bird2 Brad Harding3 Kyle Bleazby4 Gus Turner5 Jackson Weyne C6 Connor Mara7 Kalen Bird8 Luke Stahl9 Lachlan Swaney10 Pat Sumner

11 Bailey Westbrook12 Leigh Sevcik13 Zac Morssinkhof14 Hayden Anderson15 Mason Crossley16 Ashley Williams18 Luke O’Conner19 Jake Knott20 Lachlan Gorka21 Quinn Christy

22 Lachlan Hewitt23 Brayden Webber VC24 Luke Ambler25 Kyle Merriner26 Lauchlan Sweetnam27 James Turnbull28 Josh Small 29 Morgan Santas30 Luke O’Sullivan 38 Jack Wells

1 Jackson Calder (C)2 Ryan Smith3 Stuart Seager4 James Cameron5 Jai Haddock6 Dean Kairies7 Travis Young8 Josh Halsall9 Joel Miller10 Jack Dickson11 Emilio Bitters12 Barry Smeeton 13 Ryan O’Dell14 Louis Astorino15 Michael MacGowen16 Jason Gardner17 Dale Whelan18 Chris Baker (C)19 Michael Williams20 Hayden Cameron21 Josh Hutchinson22 William Goosey23 Brendan Tomczak24 Lachie Susovich25 Peter Hampton26 Leith Pellissier27 Michael Gay28 Brendan De-Ruyter29 Jake Smart30 Ryan Hines31 Nick Martin

32 Kyle Brouwer33 Brad Harvey34 Kane Paley35 Warwick Miller36 Sam Dalziel37 James Matthews38 Jack Riley40 Sam Wright41 Leigh Craig42 Aiden Debernardi43 Travis Brisbane44 Nathan Abbott45 Scott Doran46 Jon Freund47 Rhys Whitling48 Andrew Hicks49 Luke Fitzsimmons50 Connor Cowan51 Jon Freund 52 Chris Mara53 Josh Brown54 Brett Phillips55 Jacob McWhirter56 Jordyn Dickson57 Mitch Savage58 Kris Russo63 Craig Lovick65 Lauchlan Sweetnam69 Hayden McRae70 Sean Mapleback

Seniors & Reserves

Under 19’s - Coach: Neil Craig

EDI - ASP Seniors Coach: Graeme YeatsReserves Coach: Mark FitcherGround Regents Park Fourth Ave, Aspendale Mel: 92 K7Phone 9580 9895Colours Navy Blue & White

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

1 Lochie Busch2 Max Naughtin3 Matt Mascali4 Oscar Richards5 Ryan Carrison6 Nathan Gaunt7 Zak Bailey8 Campbell Ak9 Mitch Allan10 Brodie Amor11 Loughlin O’Connor12 Connor Jamieson

13 Ash Flynn14 Harley Dale 15 James Van-Minnen16 Jake O’Neill18 Nick Carlon20 Zac Fatouros21 Mathew Moloney22 Jaimie Walters23 Jordan Davey24 Charlie Martello25 Lachlan Turner27 Tyler Brodie

29 William Balsillie30 Jack Doman32 Ben Ward34 Zac Barrett36 Cameron Neale42 William Flavelle48 Jordan Turnbull51 Bryce Radford53 Liam McKay56 Sam Macrae

1 Brendan Neville2 Billy Aston3 Jeremy Heys4 Stephen Miller5 Sean Fisher6 Joel Martello7 Thomas Turner8 Andrew Luxa 9 Tom Mullins10 Brad Langenberg11 Matthew Kremmer12 Liam Harris13 Steven Mannix14 Timothy Mannix15 Rowan Snashall16 Michael Fiore17 Ash Phillips18 Brock Downie19 Ben Macquire20 Mick Meehan21 Kye Campbell22 Chris Wylie23 Zac Muschialli24 Dan McCarthy25 Brad Walters26 Elliot Macquire27 Joel O’Sullivan28 Max Byrnes29 Lochie Brodie

30 Michael Priddle31 Ryan Morris32 Angus Macquire33 Shaun Jamieson34 Lachlan Foley35 Mark Mullins36 Mark Greenwood37 Jake Nash38 Harrison Duke39 James Watterson40 Craig Wray41 Craig Wilson42 William Flavelle43 Sam Carlon44 Aaron Pawel45 Troy Brown 46 Jackson Bull47 Todd Woodbridge48 Matt Hall49 Hayden Newham50 Jackson Cooper52 Joshua Rochford54 Justin Chant55 Matthew King56 Thomas Crooke57 Matt King58 Daniel Millar60 Christian Mascali

Seniors & Reserves

Under 19’s - Coach: Aaron Martello


Stingrays“JETS NO MATCH FOR POISONOUS STINGRAYS”ROUND 15 MATCH REPORT - BY MITCH BROWNThe Dandenong Southern Stingrays endured swirling winds and a host of injuries to come home with a com-fortable 62-point win over the Western Jets on Saturday, 17.17 (119) to 8.9 (57).The Stingrays were menacing from the get-go and, save for a couple of momentary lapses in the second quarter, controlled the match all day, never allowing the Jets to get a sni�.Dandenong bene�tted from a wide spread of goalkick-ers, with Tom Jok, Sam Fowler, Tom Murphy, Chad Harris and �rst-gamer Jacob Boyle all managing a pair of majors each, with seven other Stingrays also slotting goals.Fowler and Harris were the pick of the forwards, with both applying signi�cant pressure across the half-for-wards to force the Western defence into making errors. Tom Murphy also had a great day out, playing as the pri-mary lead-up key forward and clearly relishing the op-portunity.Through the middle, Myles Poholke showed o� more of the terri�c form that this week earned him an invite to the NAB AFL draft combine, with brilliant support from the likes of Nathan Scagliarini, Lachlan Gill-Renouf and Tommy Glen.Down back, however, was where the Stingrays really shone. Hunter Clark gave his best performance of the year across the back �anks, while Matthew LaFontaine’s move into defence continued to be one of the master-strokes of the year. And after a best-on-ground perfor-mance last week, Mason DeWit would have undoubtedly put his hand up for back-to-back honours with another gritty performance from centre half-back.The only negative from the day is the toll it may have had on a couple of its key players. Tom DeKoning sustained a thumb injury in the third term, did not return to the �eld and was sent to have scans.Hunter Clark was also managed throughout the �nal stages of the game as a precaution after some soreness late in the match.But injury aside, stand-in coach Nathan Harris (who this week took the reigns to further develop his coaching skills) was pleased with the �nal result.“In tricky conditions, like today with the wind blowing to one end, it was always going to be a challenge.“The Jets came at us, particularly in the second quarter. And so it was good to see how they responded – our sec-ond half, I thought, was fantastic.“We outscored them and we outworked them.”That was the theme for most of the day – the Rays burst out of the blocks early, with a 7-goal �rst quarter to set the tone of the day.The Jets were made to look second-rate as the Stingrays swarmed the footy and bene�tted from cleaner disposal and better decision-making.

Debutant Jacob Boyle won’t forget the �rst term for a while, booting his �rst TAC Cup goal with his �rst TAC Cup kick – even the Rays’ defenders scurried down to the forward line to ru�e his hair in congratulations.But to their credit, the Jets refused to give in. A majority of the second quarter was played on their terms, while a couple of the Stingrays could have been accused of tak-ing their foot o� the accelerator marginally.That couldn’t be said about Dylan Atkins or Luke Paynter, however – both were escorted from the �eld with blood pouring from their noses after hard attacks on the footy.It was e�orts like those that ensured a 27-point lead at the main break.After half-time, the Stingrays lifted their game up an-other gear, leaving the Jets in their wake. Western simply couldn’t keep up with the ferocious Rays, who gave their opponents no mercy.By the time the �nal siren rang, Dandenong had kicked away to a 62-point win – another timely reminder that the Stingrays are the genuine 2016 premiership threat.They will now enjoy a week o� for a TAC Cup general bye, with the penultimate game of their home-and-away sea-son against the Murray Bushrangers on Saturday August 13 from Shepley Oval at 2pm.“These next two games are really important for us, for our �nals preparation,” Harris admitted.“The wheels are in motion, we’ve been training hard, the boys have been doing their conditioning work, so we know that they’re going to run out games really well come �nals time.”Dandenong Stingrays 7.5-47 9.8-62 13.15-93 17.17-119Western Jets 1.2-8 5.6-36 6.8-44 8.9-57Goal Kickers: Tom Murphy 2, Jacob Boyle 2, Sam Fowler 2, Chad Harris 2, Tom Jok 2, Tom Glen, Max Kleverkamp, Nathan Scagliarini, Hunter Clark, Kirk Dickson, Myles Po-holke, Dylan AtkinsBest Players: Mason DeWit, Hunter Clark, Chad Harris, Sam Fowler, Matthew La Fontaine, Myles Poholke


SEAFORD Seniors Coach: Ben MurphyReserves Coach: Stephen StraughairGround R.F. Miles Oval Seaford Rd, Seaford Mel: 99 E5Phone 9786 7895Colours Black & Gold

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

1 Ashley Burks2 Taka Tohiariki VC3 Tim Robbins4 Luke Hayes5 James Dickson6 Jai McGuinness7 Liam Thornell8 Ben Searle9 Mitch Besanko

10 Dylan Howlett C11 Bryce Lloyd12 Bailey Watkins13 Kav-Aleer James14 Callum White15 Brandon Lewis16 Eddie Peatey17 Leigh McLuckie18 Rick Chisholm

21 Liam Jones22 Lachlan Mullins23 Ethan Marshall24 Jack Brown C25 Luke Chevalier26 Brad Magee28 Brodie McLean 29 Bayln O’Neil 47 Bailey McLean

1 Rourke Fischer2 Mitch Finn3 Dean Williamson (C)4 Jamie Quanchie5 Aaron Turner6 Liam Davenport 7 Joe Hallal8 Kane Taylor9 Damien Lawrence10 Kyle Matthews11 Jackson Mockett12 Tom Lonie (RVC)13 Matt Haver�eld14 Cameron Scott15 Aaron Walton16 Kieran Shaw17 Mark DiBlasio18 Curtis Murfett19 Matt Andrews20 Matt Herbert21 Dean Kemble22 Peter Azzopardi23 James Herbert24 Brad Doyle25 Cameron Newbold26 Kayle Henderson27 Joshua Stokes (C) 28 Brendan Dawes29 Darragh Chadwick

30 Paul Vyverberg31 Ben Howlett32 Trae Tohiariki33 Luke Newton34 Nick Braund35 Jeremy Walker36 Sean Nestor 37 Rizwan Harun 38 Spencer McArtney39 Daniel Tuddenham41 Jonothan Haidon42 Levi Hughes43 Matthew Pola44 Ryan Mosca45 Brendan Doyle46 Daniel Courts47 Ben Du�eld (RC)48 Sam Du�eld49 Andrew Deacon 50 Ben Letho 51 Joshua Rhodes52 Callum White53 Julian Walton 54 Peter McCAll55 Haydn Legg58 Matthew Edwards59 Blake Burnham60 Dale Kirschenberg 67 Jye Thornell

Seniors & Reserves

Under 19’s - Coach: Peter McGuinness

KARINGAL Seniors Coach: Michael TriepReserves Coach: Andrew OsbourneGround Ballam Park Naranga Cres, Karingal Mel: 103 B4Phone 9789 2383Colours Red & White

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

1 Nathaniel Furlong2 Zane Merdanovic3 Travis Puntaroni4 Blake Simpson (C)5 Brad Occhipinti6 Jack Williams7 Jake Kelly8 Jack Birthisel9 Tom Lilley10 Jordan Jones11 Beau Merdanovic12 Bailey Frey14 Callum Virgona

15 Coby Farrow16 Sam Loorham17 Jayden Mackie18 Callum Tweddle20 Nathan McDonald21 Ryan Waddell22 Brendan Kent23 Lachlan Harrsion24 Jack Conway26 Alan Palmer26 Harrison Jones27 Marcus Bender28 Jonah Cassera

29 Ryan McDonald30 Mason Russell (C)31 Tyler Caddy32 Dale Martin33 Brendan Lord34 Liam Joel35 Oliver Murray36 Tom Delves37 Nicholas Mascadri 38 Liam Matthews40 Jake Smyth

1 Dylan Gregson2 Tom Wilkinson3 Callan Dixon4 Grant Paxton5 Aaron Jack6 Jake Kelly7 Lucas VanRaay8 Brad Occhipinti9 Harry Czarnecki10 Cameron Hicks11 Luke Duhig12 Dylan Hat�eld13 Chris Hay14 Aaron Paxton (C)15 Grant Goodall16 Anthony Joel17 Brendon Groenendyk18 Rhys Chadwick20 Tom Matthews21 Aaron Lees22 Chris Matthews23 Duncan Proud24 Jackson Matthews25 Liam Bennett28 Blake Simpson29 Jason Hinde30 Travis Puntaroni31 Michael Boswell

32 Zac Clements33 Michael Burke35 Nick Shaw36 Darcy Garten (RC)38 Dalton Thomas-Stanes 39 Tim Bunawan40 Scott Simpson41 Trent Styles42 Brad Denny43 Teangi Tangiiataua44 Hadley Tomamichel45 Brett Burns46 Zak Gibson47 Matt Burnett48 Andrew Osborne 50 Andru Plakorakis51 Corey Rautman52 Caine Pearce53 Jon Plakorakis55 James Paxton56 Nick McNeilly60 Corey Rautman 62 John Emery63 Tom Phipps64 Jeremy Bunawan70 Travis Kellerman77 Leigh Poholke (VC)

Seniors & Reserves

Under 19’s - Coach: Darren Price


We Have Skills…Allegedly…Skills – something a lot of people claim to have but are clearly mistaken. Di�erent between normal people and umpires – there is at least a remote possibility that a normal person has a skill. Umpires have absolutely no chance. Yes, please note that we are not including umpires in the realm of normal people.Well at least that’s what we all thought. But delve a little deeper and you’ll realise that �eld umpires at least have one skill. Just one, but at least it’s one. Ask an umpire to bounce next time you decide to be charitable and chin wag with one. Even if it going 15 me-tres to their left and only one foot o� the ground it still classi�es as a bounce and therefore…the umpire has a skill. The Bounce was introduced to league football all the way back in 1887. Initially just to start each quarter it only took 4 short years for �eld umpires to be smacking the ball into the turf at every opportunity. And with a much poorer quality of grounds at the time they’d make spe-cialists in today’s game. An absolute bucket load of things then happened in the following 122 years; Coca-Cola produced its �rst bottle, the �rst modern Olympic Games in Athens, the Common-wealth of Australia was created (long overdue), Mr Booth invented the vacuum cleaner resulting in more reports of missing marbles than ever before, Crayola introduced crayons (at the cost of white walls all the world over), Hitler su�ered little man syndrome, a couple of guys took a quick holiday to the moon, the Wiggles succeeded in their attempt for World rule and a few other things oc-curred that are too deep for article. But all the while �eld umpires continued to totter over to a pack, kindly re-quest access to the football and slam the footy into the deck hoping for just enough height to clear the hands of the 145cm ruckman who were enjoying a quiet chinwag while the poor umpire was looking down.122 years is a damn long time for the system to stay the same (unfortunately football reverted back to its original setup in 2013 and umpires only had 4 opportunities a game to show o� their real skill). These days a rule strug-gles to last 12 months before someone �nds an issue. Of course there’s been some changes in technique. Think back to the 1920s and 30s when the silly bugger would swing the ball single-handedly into the turf reminiscent of a Shaun Tait �re bolt. Later on they even squatted and punched the ball into the ground. Naturally it didn’t work at all. Must’ve been wearing iron �sts too.One day the bounce may be no more. And then we’ll evoke memories of the days when an umpire would break their own nose or send our oddly shaped ball into

oblivion hoping not to send it through the goals and bounce the winning score. But most of all, we’ll remem-ber the times when there was a lighter side to umpiring and the thing that allowed us our genuine 10 seconds of fame.Long live the bounce…SUA Mini OlympicsWith the Rio Olympics just around the corner and the facilities still struggling, sporting o�cials could consider an eleventh hour adjustment to schedule and bring the 2016 Olympics down to the pristine facilities of Carlisle Park in Cranbourne North. Why you may ask would such a ludicrous idea be suggested by such intelligent soles? Well…Carlisle Park is the site of what many consider to be the “real” 2016 Olympics anyway…the SUA Mini Olym-pics. Pitting the Seaford crew against those extra from Foun-tain Gate, there promises to be high levels of intensity and passion as the two bases play o� for the bragging rights and the trophy of Inaugural SUA Mini Olympic Champions. On Monday August 8th (this week) at 6pm get down to Carlisle Park in Cranbourne North to test the mettle of your training base and discipline group and prove once and for all who reigns supreme.Seaford or Fountain Gate? Fountain Gate or Seaford? Who will win? Disclaimer: The writer of this article does not apologise to any Fountain Gate umpire who leaves the venue in tears of despair once Seaford clinch an outright domi-nant victory.Stay in Touch Stay in touch with all information about Southern Um-pires Association (SUA) by following or adding us on social media. Twitter: Search for @SouthernUmpires and follow us; Facebook: Search for Southern Umpires Asso-ciation and like our page; Instagram: Search for @South-ernUmpires and follow us for exclusive pictures; and TeamApp: add the TeamApp on your smart phone and search for the Southern Umpires Association.


Easter Round Good Friday 25th March

Bonbeach 9.8.62 vs. Edi Asp 10.11.71Easter Saturday 26th March

Seaford 7.12.54 vs. Pines 18.15.123

Round 1 - Saturday 9th AprilPines 9.10.64 vs. Mt Eliza 13.8.86

F’ston YCW 16.15.111 vs. Seaford 3.5.23Karingal 19.6.120 vs. Langwarrin 11.10.76

Mornington 17.11.113 vs. Bonbeach 15.10.100Sunday 10th April

Edi Asp 9.11.65 vs. Chelsea 8.10.60

Round 2 - Saturday 16th AprilChelsea 13.19.97 vs. Pines 14.12.96

Langwarrin 2.5.17 vs. F’ston YCW 18.16.124Mt Eliza 17.16.118 vs. Karingal 8.7.55

Seaford 15.9.99 vs. Mornington 13.14.92

Round 3 - Saturday 23rd AprilChelsea 17.10.112 vs. Langwarrin 10.7.67Seaford 13.13.91 vs. Bonbeach 11.14.80

Sunday 24th April Pines 11.13.79 vs. Edi Asp 9.10.64

F’ston YCW 20.25.145 vs. Karingal 7.2.44Monday 25th April

Mornington 6.12.48 vs. Mt Eliza 10.9.69

Round 4 - Saturday 30th AprilBonbeach 4.10.34 vs. F’ston YCW 23.10.148

Edi Asp 9.12.66 vs. Langwarrin 12.13.85Karingal 9.17.71 vs. Seaford 10.11.71

Mornington 12.11.83 vs. Pines 18.15.123 Mt Eliza 14.8.92 vs. Chelsea 6.16.52

Round 5 - Pink RoundSaturday 7th May

Chelsea 7.19.61 vs. Mornington 13.11.89Edi Asp 13.12.90 vs. Karingal 10.11.71

Langwarrin 8.16.64 vs. Seaford 12.12.84Mt Eliza 11.9.75 vs. Bonbeach 14.12.96

Pines 5.8.38 vs. F’ston YCW 12.19.91

Round 6 - Community Umpire RoundSaturday 14th May

Bonbeach 16.12.108 vs. Chelsea 10.11.71 F’ston YCW 15.18.108 vs. Edi Asp 8.2.50

Karingal 10.5.65 vs. Pines 15.12.102Mornington 10.11.71 vs. Langwarrin 13.16.94

Seaford 9.6.60 vs. Mt Eliza 13.15.93

AFL Victoria ChampionshipsSaturday 21st May

MPNFL 18.14.122 vs. Northern FL 14.8.92MPNFL 12.4.76 vs. YVMDFNL 13.8.86

Round 7 - Indigenous RoundSaturday 28th May

Chelsea 9.10.64 vs. Karingal 10.6.66Edi Asp 11.15.81 vs. Mornington 10.13.73

Langwarrin 2.3.15 vs. Bonbeach 6.8.44 Mt Eliza 8.6.54 vs. F’ston YCW 23.10.148

Pines 18.11.119 vs. Seaford 12.11.83

Round 8 - Saturday 4th JuneBonbeach 7.9.51 vs. Pines 13.6.84

F’ston YCW 16.25.121 vs. Chelsea 5.7.37Karingal 12.8.80 vs. Mornington 11.8.74

Langwarrin 5.6.36 vs. Mt Eliza 11.8.74Seaford 12.5.77 vs. Edi Asp 12.19.91

Queens Birthday WeekendSaturday 11th June

Edi Asp 9.9.63 vs. Bonbeach 13.9.87

Round 9 - Saturday 18th JuneChelsea 5.7.37 vs. Seaford 19.14.128Edi Asp 6.9.45 vs. Mt Eliza 14.12.96

Karingal 9.6.60 vs. Bonbeach 9.14.68 Mornington 6.7.43 vs. F’ston YCW 23.17.155

Pines 8.5.53 vs. Langwarrin 6.12.48

Round 10 - Saturday 25th JuneLangwarrin 7.14.56 vs. Karingal 7.11.53

Mornington 21.11.137 vs. Chelsea 8.7.55 Mt Eliza 10.9.69 vs. Pines 12.13.85

Seaford 3.15.33 vs. Frankston YCW 14.9.93

Round 11 - Saturday 2nd JulyBonbeach 15.8.98 vs. Seaford 9.12.66

F’ston YCW 14.19.103 vs. Langwarrin 4.7.31Pines 17.12.114 vs. Karingal 12.8.80

Sunday 3rd JulyMt Eliza 22.10.142 vs. Mornington 9.9.63

Chelsea 9.11.65 vs. Edi Asp 12.16.88

Round 12 - Saturday 9th JulyBonbeach 11.10.76 vs. Mornington 9.8.62

Edi Asp 15.8.98 vs. Pines 11.12.78Frankston YCW 7.8.50 vs. Mt Eliza 14.13.97

Karingal 18.11.119 vs. Chelsea 10.12.72 Seaford 17.12.114 vs. Langwarrin 9.4.58

Round 13 - Saturday 16th JulyChelsea 7.8.50 vs. Frankston YCW 14.10.94

Karingal 6.13.49 vs. Mt Eliza 10.12.72Langwarrin 10.10.70 vs. Edi Asp 19.8.122Mornington 24.11.155 vs. Seaford 12.9.81

Pines 17.6.108 vs. Bonbeach 4.12.36

Round 14 - Saturday 23rd JulyBonbeach 12.12.84 vs. Karingal 6.6.42

F’ston YCW 6.11.47 vs. Mornington 6.6.42 Langwarrin 10.10.70 vs. Pines 7.8.50

Mt Eliza 12.8.80 vs. Edi Asp 7.7.49 Seaford 9.10.64 vs. Chelsea 6.9.45

Round 15 - Saturday 30th JulyChelsea 7.8.50 vs. Bonbeach 21.14.140 Edi Asp 12.11.83 vs. Seaford 12.13.85

Karingal 6.7.43 vs. F’ston YCW 15.16.106 Mt Eliza 16.17.113 vs. Langwarrin 5.5.35 Pines 8.12.60 vs. Mornington 10.17.77

Round 16 - Saturday 6th AugustBonbeach vs. Mt Eliza (BON)

Frankston YCW vs. Pines (YCW)Langwarrin vs. Chelsea (LAN)Mornington vs. Edi Asp (MOR)

Seaford vs. Karingal (SEA)

Round 17 - Saturday 13th AugustChelsea vs. Mt Eliza (CHE)

Frankston YCW vs. Bonbeach (YCW)Karingal vs. Edi Asp (KAR)

Langwarrin vs. Mornington (LAN)

Round 18 - Saturday 20th AugustBonbeach vs. Langwarrin (BON)Edi Asp vs. Frankston YCW (EA)Mornington vs. Karingal (MOR)

Mt Eliza vs. Seaford (MTE)Pines vs. Chelsea (PIN)

FINALSSaturday 27th August - QFSunday 28th August - EF

Saturday 3rd September - 2nd SFSunday 4th September - 1st SF

Sunday 11th September - PFSunday 18th September - GF

Fixture

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Bonbeach V Mt ElizaBonbeach had their second win of the season last round against Chelsea in a thriller! Mt Eliza took care of Langwarrin by 12 goals. This match will be played at Shark Park today. Mt Eliza’s performances have been

inconsistent this year due to injury but as the only team to have beaten Edi Asp in an A grade Peninsula FNL grand �nal – we know what they are capable of! Frankston YCW V PinesFrankston YCW came up against Karingal last week at the Bullpit and couldn’t come away with a win. Pines on the other hand won proving the competition is becoming even, defeating �nals hopefuls Mornington by 5 goals. This week will be another test for the Pythons against 5th placed YC. The Stonekittens are de�nitely a �nals chance but the Pythons have a point to prove. Who will win this one? Langwarrin V ChelseaLangwarrin lost last week to Mt Eliza in a close one. Chelsea handed the Sharks their second win of the season by one goal in a victory that most probably should have been theirs! Chelsea now �nd themselves at the bottom of the ladder. Langwarrin are 7th and not in �nals contention but should win this match easily.

Mornington V Edi AspThis game is match of the round! Mornington su�ered a shock loss last week against on the up Pines and are clinging to their �nals hopes. They are sitting in eighth spot. Edi Asp were scheduled to meet Seaford. season and are sitting in third spot on the ladder. The Doggies are de�nitely up to the challenge of �nals netball – the small hurdle of the Eagles this week must be overcome before though. Can they redeem the loss of last week? Seaford V KaringalKaringal took a win last week at home against Frankston YCW while Seaford will meet ladder leaders Edi Asp during the week. Karingal seem to �ring on all cylinders currently and when at full strength play excellent netball. Seaford recruited well in the o� season and are sitting in third position and could really push the Bulls this week in a battle for the double chance.

Netball Preview


Netball NotesEdithvale - Aspendale EaglesRound 16 v Mornington – The Jurgens Swiss Bread Co. Thank you to Paul from The Jurgens Swiss Bread Co for coming on board as new sponsors this year & supporting our netballers! Jurgens Swiss Bread is a family owned business that has served freshly baked bread, mu�ns, croissants, and rolls daily since 1995. Look for their wide range of products which include, croissants, chocolate mu�ns, Danish and fruit loafs when you next do your weekly shop!Last week was a big weekend! Game times were changed, our B, C & D girls played Seaford with the A grade game still to be played – all in support of our Ladies Day - & what a great day it was! The Kenny Lyons Pavilion was choc-a-bloc full with the girls & our supporters! Phil from the Frankston International provided an amazing two course meal! Al & Holly B were fantastic MC’s!! Chelsey was an inspiring guest speaker & we drew the winners of our Oke Long Board Ra�e. The lucky winners were:1st Prize – The Oke Long Board – Joanne Soulsby2nd Prize – The $200 Dan Murphy Voucher – Ellen Felberg3rd Prize – The Red & White Wine Pack – Steven MorgenthalerThank you to everyone who helped with the day by decorating, donating prizes, manning the door & selling ra�e tickets. A big thank you to all those who came & supported our day, ensuring that it was a terri�c success!!This week we play Mornington at Mornington & we look forward to some hard contested games!Good Luck to all Eagle Teams playing this weekend!Soar Eagles!!

Frankston YCW StoneKittensA tough day on the courts for YCW this week, taking on the Bulls. A grade was terri�c. All over the court, the girls gave everything in a very physical game.Whilst the girls lost, we were able to see their e�ort down the whole court. Everyone did the best they could. Jessica Tobin was best on this week for being an exemplary example. B grade came out with a strong win. There was some brilliant netball and our traction down the court as much smoother. Emma Barfuss was best on this week for making a massive di�erence in the goal circle. C grade again su�ered a loss. The girls went out �ring hard and played with maturity and determination. it was great to watch. Every girl pushed to chase down Karingal. Jesslyn Credlin was our best on with her immense pressure and intercepts. These were a game changer. D grade had a disapointing loss, however it was not ue to determination and e�ort. Unfortunately Karingal’s shooting accuracy kept them in front. The girls fought super hard in the last half to peg the Karingal lead back. Elise Catterick was best on with her versatility and giving it her all. Her defensive pressure in the attack end was amazing.

Mt Eliza Red LegsAfter a tough 3 weeks against quality top 4 opposition the Mounties were out to show that we can bounce back & are up there with the best. D GRADE started with a strong 19 goal win & were back to the team we have all come to know. Krystal played a fantastic game in goals while Bec L & Holly were hitting the circle like pros. C GRADE had a tough �ght on their hands, shattered by injury & severely undermanned they did their best but just could not pull together for the entire match. Marcie was excellent in goals & Kate P should be commended for her e�ort in centre. Final score was 56-38 in favour of Langwarrin. B GRADE were ready to roll from the �rst whistle & were determined to win the match. Their e�ort & team work was outstanding & every player played their role in �ne form. Karen C was great in the mid court while Peta was dynamic in defence with lots of tips & intercepts. B grade ended up while a good win 45 - 39. A GRADE looked set for a good win as soon as they stepped on court, with a strong 18 goal �rst quarter the scene was set. Langy made several changes at the break & took it up to the Mounties, however our short game was too strong. Chloe dominated in centre while Kate & Carly R complimented the mid court well. The girls ended up with a 12 goal win, a 24 goal turnaround from the last time we met (50-38). Next week we play Bonbeach, we will be looking to continue our form & walk away with 4 good wins. We will be celebrating Jess Anwyl’s 50th game also!


Netball NotesLangwarrin KangaroosIt gives me great pleasure to congratulate our fearless A grade captain Maddy Mac on 50 games today for our club. A real hunter on the court, she leads from the front and is queen of the intercept. She has the highest pitched squeal on the peninsula and I’mtold her favourite drink (pineapple juice) gives her super powers. Well done Maddy.Last week our C and D grades took down the redleg ladies with strong team work, great passing and amazing defense. The B grade game was at high pace for the entire duration and with our defender down the other end made for an entertaining match. Just going down to a team of experience and physical strength.Our A grade team turned up to play with a strong and clear mindset of how they wanted the game to be played. They stuck to the game plan and there were some amazing passages of play. Going down in the end but walking away with their chins up on what was a great tussle. This week Chelsea visits us at the Lloyd and we are de�nately out for 4 from 4 on the netty courts and 3 from 3 on the oval. Reminder that our annual Grand Final Day breakfast at Berrettas Langwarrin is just around the corner and tickets are selling fast. Special guests include Dusty Martin from Richmond and Sam Newman. Please contact the club for ticket details. A great day on the social calander. Go Roos.

Bonbeach SharkettesAs we took on Chelsea over the weekend, the girls went in with high hopes of getting a few points on the board. It was a great day of netball even with 100km winds blowing the ball every which way the girls played to the conditions and we had very close games. D & C grade were two great games to watch, being on the sidelines you can see these girls improvements from a mile o�, Rheanna has done a great job this season coaching these girls the right way in our eyes we are winners. A & B grade, B grades game was a close one being only a goal down but Chelsea just had more control of the game in the end just wanted to mention our shooters Georgia, Emma and Bernzy shooting in that wind wouldn’t of been easy was a great e�ort. A grade what a game that was, the last minute of that game was probably the longest minute we on the side line had experienced, fantastic team work and seeing the control and calmness across the court is what won you the game another win on the Board for A grade!! This week we are up against Mt Eliza at home, good luck girls. Go Sharks, Fins up!!

Karingal BullettesLast week we welcomed Frankston YC to the Bullpit. D grade stepped on the court and ran away with the game. Our defence was unstoppable and Steph and Dani were as accurate as ever in the goal ring. C grade got o� to an explosive start but errors let the opposition back into the game. The lead was pushed back out and at the �nal siren the margin was 10. Peyt and Mel were solid in goals and Kiah stopped everything on the line. B grade had their �rst loss in quite some time but to their credit - they did �ght until the very end. Injuries to Tara & Sara during the game didn’t help. Well done to Peyton from C grade - stepping up and �lling gaps all over the court. A grade had Sam Gooden in career best form - shooting like a boss. Tegan was also on �re and had we been stat taking - I am tipping the shooting percentage would have been in the 90s! The defence end was missing Mardi and Matilda but that didn’t stop Jayde and Renee getting the job done convincingly. As always our mid court was amazing with KKO & Court leading the way! This week we travel to Linen House to take on the Tigers. Hoping for another great day of netball. #GOBULLS #REDWHITEBOOM

Mornington BulldogsA change in times saw C and D play on a Wednesday night. A �ne shooting exhibition by Erica shooting 21 of our 22 goals under heavy defence by both Pines defenders. Lauren ran centre all game and Bec P showed terri�c defending skills for her �rst game at GK.C’s were full strength with our captain �nally back. Gabby enjoyed her run at C and it was wonderful to see her decision and precision passing again. Dee and Sophie were awesome again. Both Sophie and Ainslie deserve their promotions to C grade and have slotted in perfectly. After a strong 1st qtr we let our opponents back in during the 2nd. Gabby then showed her versatility @ GA with Riss showing o� her juggling skills gave us a �ne win.We took a while to warm up in B with a 10am start and an even �rst quarter. Great defence in the 2nd had every player creating turnovers. Meg and Eliza were relentless in the defensive goal circle and the 2nd proved to be our winning quarter. The second half was only one goal di�erence as Pines threw everything at us.Again a slow start in A as Pines put pressure on us. Alex put some booming passes from GD into the goalers but they couldn’t �nish o�. A couple of injuries meant we had to lift and we did, winning the third qtr. In a hard fought match the girls never gave up but the Pines ran out winners.We say Bon Voyage to Tessie Cooper as she goes overseas but this will then give an opportunity to another player to be promoted to A grade in time for �nals.


Chelsea SeagullsA very winnable game lost for the As this weekend with too many missed opportunities. A good �ght back from 6 goals down in the �rst to only lose by one. Kattie was consistent all game �ghting right till the end. Hayley C was strong in attack for us. Wishing char and Hayley L a speedy recovery, both who went down with ankle injuries. Back in the winner’s circle this week, the B ladies put on great game. With plenty of determination in the blistering wind, we were able to run out the game well. Our defence held up against Bonbeach attack, with fantastic running and pressure from Tess and Brigette down the court. Shannyn and Andrea dominated the centre and WA positions, constantly o�ering and working the ball in to our shooters. Maddy and Kayla (supported by Kiah) fought hard against di�cult shooting conditions and were instrumental to our win.Another great win from our c grade team. We took court �red up after last weeks win. It was windy which created some passing & shooting challenges. Georgia and kiah did well in shooting. Ally starred in defence with her intercepts. Mollie, tahlia & lauren worked well bringing the ball down court. Great win by our team.D’s are dominating, two wins in a row! We started o� slow and worried in the �rst half, we moved things around until we had it correct. Defence by Brodie was outstanding and gave us so many more opportunities to score and take the win from Bonny.

Seaford TigersThis year seems to be �ying by which each Thursday training and Saturday creeping up on us every week. Thursday night out B grade girls took on the Eagles in the luxury and comfort of our indoor courts. However we almost wished we played outside to have something to blame our s#%^ passing on. The girls unfortunately struggled to convert with edi dominating for most part of the game. C and D were less fortunate playing in the outdoors Saturday morning. And lets just summarise the matches by saying the girls got a nice bout of exercise running around in the absolute clinic edi asp gals put on. At least we can say we all had fun.... Sunday saw our �rst ever club day to support the Rettes (ladies football) with all three sides playing at home. Big thanks to all those who set up, manned the bbq tent and to the netty girls for making the e�ort to come on down. This week there is no rest for the wicked; A grade take on edi on Thursday night and have to back up their e�orts on the Saturday against Karingal. Two thrilling matches involving the top 3 sides so bring your popcorn because it will be entertainment central with our tiges hoping to bag a couple of wins. #tigertime

Pines PythonettesThis week, we had our games ran over two days to accomodate ladies day which was an absolute success! Good work to Kelly and Ashlee for putting on such a wonderful day. And thank you to Mornington for moving the games around :) Wednesday night D and C played and D grade had a really strong game through the entire court, with defence really proving plenty of opportunity to get ahead and convert the goals. BOC was Sally C grade didn’t quite get there unfortunately but they were led by the captain and birthday girl Alana to maintain a strong game, which at times just lacked a bit of consistency. B grade played on Saturday morning, we started o� really well, and it was goal for goal for most of the �rst quarter but it fell away for us from there unfortunately. There are still a few issues for us getting the ball through the midcourt, but our defence absolutely killed it, with our BOC Tina having a �eld day picking up plenty of intercepts. A grade kept the �ow from last weeks game and came in and provided a really strong and consolidated game. The girls have really found there groove with each other and it is showing on the court. It was a really good win and we are hoping to �nish the season o� the same way. BOC was Bev! A few more games left and we want to �nish it o� strong :)

Netball Notes


Footy ResultsSENIORS

Karingal 6.7.43 def by 15.16.106 F’ston YCWKARINGAL GOALS: H. Tomamichel 2, L. Poholke, M. Burke, J. Kelly, L. Duhig; BEST: J. Kelly, L. VanRaay, H. Tomamichel, A. Joel, L. Duhig, C. DixonFRANKSTON YCW GOALS: K. Hutchison 3, A. Bruhn 3, S. Widdowson 2, P. Minchington, B. Wagner, J. Mazurek, B. Barry, L. Collins, T. Lester, R. Santon; BEST: P. Minchington, A. Bruhn, K. Hutchison, J. Coghlan, A. Eames, S. Widdowson

Chelsea 7.8.50 def by 21.14.140 BonbeachCHELSEA GOALS: D. Willett 2, C. Peele, C. Ryan-Orchard, J. Clark, B. Clark, L. Krieger; BEST: M. Baxter, D. Knowles, B. Graham, B. Holman, D. Willett, L. KriegerBONBEACH GOALS: L. Damon 3, O. Hulett 3, S. McDonald 3, J. Casey 3, M. Tyrell 2, B. Bailey 2, G. Carpenter, A. Trowell, J. Williams, J. Murnane, J. Bennett; BEST: J. Casey, B. Bailey, J. Bennett, J. Murnane, N. Waterstone

Mt Eliza 16.17.113 def 5.5.35 LangwarrinMT ELIZA GOALS: J. Capkin 8, S. Gill 3, A. McIlroy, B. Landry, M. Neratzoglou, R. Heasley, J. Clayton; BEST: J. Capkin, J. Anwyl, B. Landry, M. Davis, R. Heasley, K. LombardozziLANGWARRIN GOALS: L. Davies, K. Albanese, M. Parker, G. Brown, A. O’Rourke-Ryan; BEST: A. Johnson, N. Hammill, B. Harkness, B. Tate, S. Paterson, M. Porter

Pines 8.12.60 def by 10.17.77 MorningtonPINES GOALS: A. Edwards 3, G. Hendry 3, L. Potts, A. Ludewig; BEST: B. Kiely, C. Ash, C. Guganovic, A. Marriner, L. Potts, P. JacksonMORNINGTON GOALS: J. Calder 3, D. Whelan 3, L. Hewitt 2, R. Odell, B. Bird; BEST: R. Odell, M. Gay, L. Hewitt, J. Haddock, J. Halsall, E. Bitters

Edi-Asp 12.11.83 def by 12.13.85 SeafordEDI-ASP GOALS: S. Fisher 2, M. Meehan 2, T. Mannix 2, L. Harris 2, W. Flavelle 2, L. Brodie, C. Wylie; BEST: W. Flavelle, J. O’Sullivan, L. Harris, S. Mannix, A. Macquire, T. MannixSEAFORD GOALS: J. Mockett 4, N. Braund 2, J. Hallal 2, B. Dawes 2, L. Davenport, C. Murfett; BEST: M. Herbert, J. Mockett, C. Murfett, A. Turner, B. Dawes, J. Stokes

RESERVESKaringal 5.1.31 def by 13.13.91 F’ston YCWKARINGAL GOALS: D. Thomas-Stanes 2, A. Jack, B. Groenendyk, N. Mcneilly; BEST: G. Paxton, N. Mcneilly, D. Garton, T. Phipps, A. Jack, B. GroenendykFRANKSTON YCW GOALS: M. Chaplin 5, J. Theobald, J. Cheverly, T. Cracknell, T. Sigley, K. StAnne , S. O’Donnell, L. Lee, J. Alves; BEST: M. Barker, L. Lee, J. Cheverly, M. Gregory, S. Blick, J. Theobald

Chelsea 5.5.35 def by 13.10.88 BonbeachCHELSEA GOALS: C. Charity 2, N. Abdallah, J. Tripcony, M. Nightingale; BEST: N. Abdallah, M. Bailey, B. Thomas, L. Pickett, S. Brooke, C. CharityBONBEACH GOALS: D. Donkin 4, R. Lancaster 3, D. Steed 2, J. Rippingale 2, M. Barry, S. Campitelli; BEST: M. Lacey, S. Cochrane, S. Voke, M. Barry, R. Sykes, M. Taylor

Mt Eliza 10.5.65 def 3.4.22 LangwarrinMT ELIZA GOALS: K. Rice 3, S. Wettenhall 2, N. Strickland, D. Kent, T. Parker, M. Wilson, R. Cranwell; BEST: P. Trump, A. Vanin, M. Anwyl, K. Rice, L. Whittaker, T. CampeljLANGWARRIN GOALS: D. Reardon 2, L. Bice; BEST: J. Longley, J. Wilcox, D. Corcoran, L. Bice, S. Ulbrick, A. Borrie

Pines 3.7.25 def by 8.11.59 MorningtonPINES GOALS: G. Hendry, H. Clancy, M. Bezzene; BEST: J. Parianos, M. Bailey, D. McLaren, T. Pastuska, A. Hay, N. NunnMORNINGTON GOALS: L. Sweetnam 3, P. Hampton 2, J. Dickson, J. Riley, N. Abbott; BEST: S. Wright, L. Sweetnam, J. Riley, J. Dickson, K. Paley

Edi-Asp 3.6.24 def by 10.13.73 SeafordEDI-ASP GOALS: J. Chant, J. Cooper, J. Watterson; BEST: J. Watterson, B. Downie, J. Davey, J. Martello, J. Chant, L. FoleySEAFORD GOALS: S. McArtney 4, T. Lonie 2, C. Tohiariki, M. White, B. Atarau, C. Newbold; BEST: J. Walker, C. Newbold, C. Tohiariki, P. Vyverberg, D. Courts, S. McArtney

UNDER 19Karingal 8.8.56 def 2.9.21 F’ston YCWKARINGAL GOALS: B. Occhipinti 2, R. McDonald 2, T. Puntaroni 2, B. Lord, B. Simpson; BEST: J. Cassera, B. Lord, T. Puntaroni, J. Jones, R. McDonald, M. RussellFRANKSTON YCW GOALS: T. Corrigan, J. Butland; BEST: B. Cracknell, L. Street, J. Matthews, M. Kelsall, M. Morris, C. Lewis

Chelsea 9.18.72 def 7.5.47 BonbeachCHELSEA GOALS: V. Kovacic 2, J. Di Blasio 2, R. Graham 2, J. Furborough, P. Nikolic, L. Bennett; BEST: A. Vitzdamm-Jones, J. Davies, V. Kovacic, J. Furborough, P. Nikolic, L. XiberrasBONBEACH GOALS: M. Bailey 3, R. Francis 2, A. Ingram, A. Susskind; BEST: C. Robinson, M. Pachler, A. Ingram, R. Francis, M. Carbonaro, J. Hibbert

Mt Eliza 6.7.43 def by 9.6.60 LangwarrinMT ELIZA GOALS: O. Whitty 2, Z. Hill, D. Brattle, S. Hallpike, A. Jackson; BEST: O. Whitty, O. Craig, C. Rice, M. Rea, P. Coates, S. DanksLANGWARRIN GOALS: A. Best 3, K. Jones 2, Z. Davies 2, A. Edwards, L. Bayley; BEST: L. Bayley, D. Corcoran, Z. Foot, J. Wilcox, S. Schaede, D. Nash

Pines 1.5.11 def by 20.14.134 MorningtonPINES GOALS: R. Uncle; BEST: R. Stewart, J. Connelly, J. Goldsmith, L. Jackson, S. Liddell, R. CupidMORNINGTON GOALS: J. Wells 6, C. Mara 3, K. Bleazby 3, J. Knott 2, J. Small, A. Williams, B. Harding, Z. Morssinkhof, H. Anderson, T. Susovich; BEST: J. Wells, B. Webber, L. Ambler, A. Williams, K. Bleazby, Z. Morssinkhof

Edi-Asp 11.2.68 def 9.11.65 SeafordEDI-ASP GOALS: J. O’Neill 3, N. Gaunt 2, B. Ward, M. Mascali, C. Ak, O. Richards, H. Dale, M. Allen; BEST: Z. Barrett, Z. Fatouros, M. Moloney, C. Ak, O. Richards, A. FlynnSEAFORD GOALS: B. Lloyd 4, R. Maggio, B. Magee, B. McLean, L. Mullin, E. Peatey; BEST: L. McLuckie, L. Hayes, B. O’Neil, B. Lloyd, J. Dickson, L. Mullin


Footy Stats

RESERVESPlayer Club R T

Michael Chaplin F’ston YCW 5 53 Nicholas Strickland Mt Eliza 1 35 Dale Donkin Bonbeach 4 27 David Reardon Langwarrin 2 25 Samuel Du�eld Seaford 0 21 Christopher Charity Chelsea 2 18 Thomas Lonie Seaford 2 18 Zac Clements Karingal 0 17 Rhys Chadwick Karingal 0 17 Nicholas McKinnon Mt Eliza 0 16

UNDER 19’SPlayer Club R T

Joshua Butland F’ston YCW 1 32 Luke Chevalier Seaford 0 32 Joshua Di Blasio Chelsea 2 30 Luke Hayes Seaford 0 26 Max Bailey Bonbeach 3 25 Lachlan Bayley Langwarrin 1 21 Aaron Best Langwarrin 3 21 Jack Birthisel Karingal 0 20 Nathan McDonald Karingal 0 19 Kalen Bird Mornington 0 19

SENIORSTeam P W L D F A % Pts

F’ston YCW 15 14 1 0 1644 636 258.49 56Mt Eliza 15 12 3 0 1330 935 142.25 48Pines 16 10 6 0 1376 1152 119.44 40Bonbeach 15 9 6 0 1164 1119 104.02 36Edi-Asp 15 8 7 0 1126 1176 95.75 32Seaford 16 7 8 1 1213 1413 85.85 30Mornington 15 5 10 0 1222 1323 92.37 20Karingal 15 4 10 1 1018 1312 77.59 18Langwarrin 15 4 11 0 822 1303 63.09 16Chelsea 15 2 13 0 928 1474 62.96 8

RESERVES Team P W L D F A % Pts

Mt Eliza 15 14 1 0 1386 455 304.62 56Bonbeach 15 13 2 0 1005 482 208.51 52F’ston YCW 15 11 4 0 1023 674 151.78 44Langwarrin 15 10 5 0 1049 649 161.63 40Seaford 16 9 7 0 933 878 106.26 36Karingal 15 7 8 0 854 890 95.96 28Chelsea 15 6 9 0 823 911 90.34 24Edi-Asp 15 3 12 0 499 1058 47.16 12Pines 16 2 14 0 463 1321 35.05 8Mornington 15 1 14 0 557 1274 43.72 4

UNDER 19’STeam P W L D F A % Pts

Mt Eliza 15 12 3 0 1108 544 203.68 48Seaford 16 11 5 0 1316 592 222.30 44Langwarrin 15 11 4 0 1059 636 166.51 44F’ston YCW 15 10 5 0 1070 635 168.50 40Karingal 15 10 5 0 1045 762 137.14 40Edi-Asp 15 8 7 0 934 840 111.19 32Mornington 15 7 8 0 956 906 105.52 28Bonbeach 15 5 10 0 617 1192 51.76 20Chelsea 15 2 13 0 632 1163 54.34 8Pines 16 0 16 0 309 1778 17.38 0

SENIORSPlayer Club R T

Michael Meehan Edi-Asp 2 60 Aaron Edwards Pines 3 50 Jackson Calder Mornington 3 42 Justin Van Unen Mt Eliza 0 40 Shane McDonald Bonbeach 3 36 Anthony Bruhn F’ston YCW 3 36 Tim Bongetti Pines 0 35 Guy Hendry Pines 3 34 Aaron Walton Seaford 0 32 Paul Minchington F’ston YCW 1 31

LEADING GOAL KICKER “HOT SHOT”

LADDERS


A GradeTeam P W D L F A Pts %

Edi-Asp 14 14 0 0 793 285 56 278.25Karingal 15 13 0 2 934 474 52 197.05Seaford 15 11 0 4 687 514 44 133.66Mornington 15 9 0 6 644 532 36 121.05F’ston YCW 15 8 0 7 592 550 32 107.64Mt Eliza 15 7 0 8 630 671 28 93.89Langwarrin 15 6 0 9 543 675 24 80.44Pines 16 4 0 12 611 771 16 79.25Bonbeach 15 2 0 13 331 886 8 37.36Chelsea 15 1 0 14 357 764 4 46.73

B GradeTeam P W D L F A Pts %

Edi-Asp 15 14 0 1 838 385 56 217.66Karingal 15 13 0 2 852 455 52 187.25F’ston YCW 15 12 0 3 689 450 48 153.11Seaford 15 9 0 6 590 456 36 129.39Mornington 15 9 0 6 609 530 36 114.91Mt Eliza 15 7 0 8 614 649 28 94.61Langwarrin 15 5 0 10 548 657 20 83.41Chelsea 15 4 0 11 356 689 16 51.67Pines 15 2 0 13 488 790 8 61.77Bonbeach 15 0 0 15 352 875 0 40.23

C GradeTeam P W D L F A Pts %

Edi-Asp 15 14 1 0 910 310 58 293.55Karingal 15 14 0 1 796 443 56 179.68F’ston YCW 15 10 1 4 600 450 42 133.33Mt Eliza 15 9 0 6 644 578 36 111.42Langwarrin 15 8 0 7 569 497 32 114.49Mornington 15 7 0 8 529 529 28 100.00Seaford 15 5 0 10 515 575 20 89.57Chelsea 15 5 0 10 423 588 20 71.94Pines 15 2 0 13 372 761 8 48.88Bonbeach 15 0 0 15 267 894 0 29.87

D GradeTeam P W D L F A Pts %

Edi-Asp 15 15 0 0 593 172 60 344.77Karingal 15 13 0 2 616 285 52 216.14F’ston YCW 15 11 0 4 447 303 44 147.52Mt Eliza 15 11 0 4 508 360 44 141.11Langwarrin 15 7 0 8 358 353 28 101.42Seaford 15 5 0 10 259 383 20 67.62Chelsea 15 4 2 9 259 489 20 52.97Pines 15 4 0 11 239 461 16 51.84Bonbeach 15 2 1 12 263 515 10 51.07Mornington 15 1 1 13 250 471 6 53.08

Netball Stats

LADDERS A GRADEChelsea 24 def by 25 BonbeachKaringal 69 def 43 F’ston YCWMt Eliza 50 def 38 LangwarrinPines 44 def 39 Mornington

B GRADEEdi-Asp 49 def 26 SeafordChelsea 36 def 22 BonbeachKaringal 46 def by 53 F’ston YCWMt Eliza 45 def 39 LangwarrinPines 31 def by 45 Mornington

C GRADEEdi-Asp 60 def 14 SeafordChelsea 48 def 14 BonbeachKaringal 46 def 36 F’ston YCWMt Eliza 38 def by 56 LangwarrinPines 25 def by 41 Mornington

D GRADEEdi-Asp 46 def 7 SeafordChelsea 26 def 21 BonbeachKaringal 48 def 24 F’ston YCWMt Eliza 42 def 23 LangwarrinPines 26 def 22 Mornington

Weekend Results


FOOTBALL CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPClub Snrs Res U19 TotalMt Eliza 36 28 12 76F’ston YCW 42 22 10 74Bonbeach 24 24 5 53Seaford 22.5 16 11 49.5Langwarrin 12 20 11 43Edi-Asp 24 6 8 38Karingal 13.5 14 10 37.5Pines 30 4 0 34Mornington 15 2 7 24Chelsea 6 12 2 20

COMBINED CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPClub S R U19 A B C D TotalFrankston YCW 14 11 10 8 12 10.5 11 76.5Edithvale-Aspendale 8 3 8 14 14 14.5 15 76.5Karingal 4.5 7 10 13 13 14 13 74.5Mt Eliza 12 14 12 7 7 9 11 72Seaford 7.5 8 11 11 9 5 5 56.5Langwarrin 4 10 11 6 5 8 7 51Mornington 5 1 7 9 9 7 1.5 39.5Bonbeach 8 12 5 2 0 0 2.5 29.5Chelsea 2 6 2 1 4 5 5 25Pines 10 2 0 4 2 2 4 24

NETBALL CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPTeam A B C D TEdi-Asp 42 28 14.5 15 99.5Karingal 39 26 14 13 92F’ston YCW 24 24 10.5 11 69.5Seaford 33 18 5 5 61Mt Eliza 21 14 9 11 55Mornington 27 18 7 1.5 53.5Langwarrin 18 10 8 7 43Pines 12 4 2 4 22Chelsea 3 8 5 5 21Bonbeach 6 0 0 2.5 8.5

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS

Combined U16 & U17’s Results (FDJFL & MPJFL)

U16 - Round 14 - 31/07/2016Mount Eliza 15.0.90 def Seaford 4.7.31Rosebud 15.15.105 def Balnarring 3.9.27Somerville 11.7.73 def Dromana 4.6.30Pearcedale Baxter 9.7.61 def Karingal 0.1.1Mount Martha 14.14.98 def Red Hill 6.7.43Bonbeach YCW 14.10.94 def Pines 7.15.57

U17 - Round 14 - 31/07/2016Frankston Rovers 9.10.64 def FrankstonDolphins 9.7.61Karingal 13.5.83 def Mount Eliza 8.8.56Dromana 11.5.71 def Somerville 9.10.64Sorrento 9.11.65 def P’daleBaxter Tyabb 8.7.55Rye 11.7.73 def Balnarring 2.1.13Crib Point 15.12.102 def CarrumDowns/Skye 6.6.42

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Nepean League Ladders

Netball B GradeTeam P W D L F A Pts %

Tyabb 14 13 0 1 713 383 52 186.16Somerville 13 12 0 1 650 336 48 193.45Devon M 14 10 1 3 669 352 42 190.06Frankston 14 10 0 4 637 446 40 142.83Crib Point 14 9 1 4 612 378 38 161.90Red Hill 14 8 0 6 517 597 32 86.60Rye 15 6 0 9 424 631 24 67.19Dromana 14 4 1 9 513 630 18 81.43Rosebud 14 4 1 9 412 544 18 75.74Hastings 13 4 0 9 354 483 16 73.29Pearcedale 14 1 0 13 319 633 4 50.39Sorrento 15 1 0 14 312 719 4 43.39

Netball C GradeTeam P W D L F A Pts %

Devon M 13 13 0 0 580 246 52 235.77Crib Point 14 10 1 3 395 294 42 134.35Pearcedale 14 9 1 4 375 282 38 132.98Somerville 13 9 0 4 406 229 36 177.29Tyabb 13 9 0 4 405 307 36 131.92Red Hill 14 7 0 7 418 374 28 111.76Frankston 14 6 2 6 356 329 28 108.21Rosebud 14 5 0 9 305 356 20 85.67Rye 15 5 0 10 350 500 20 70.00Dromana 14 4 1 9 269 426 18 63.15Hastings 13 2 1 10 195 380 10 51.32Sorrento 15 1 0 14 204 535 4 38.13

Netball Under 17’sTeam P B W D L F A Pts %

Rosebud 9 5 7 1 1 294 169 50 173.96Dromana 9 5 7 1 1 281 183 50 153.55Sorrento 10 5 7 1 2 339 222 50 152.70Red Hill 10 4 6 1 3 242 187 42 129.41Devon M 8 6 3 0 5 218 235 36 92.77Tyabb 8 6 2 0 6 145 181 32 80.11Rye 11 4 2 0 9 205 330 24 62.12Crib Point 9 5 1 0 8 108 325 24 33.23Pearcedale 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Netball A GradeTeam P B W D L F A Pts %

Crib Point 13 1 12 1 0 604 292 54 206.85Tyabb 12 1 10 1 1 650 329 46 197.57Somerville 12 2 8 0 4 613 328 40 186.89Devon M 12 1 8 0 4 537 358 36 150.00Red Hill 13 1 8 0 5 566 488 36 115.98Dromana 13 1 8 0 5 492 494 36 99.60Rosebud 12 2 5 1 6 482 554 30 87.00Rye 14 1 4 0 10 489 628 20 77.87Pearcedale 13 1 4 0 9 351 613 20 57.26Sorrento 13 2 1 0 12 291 672 12 43.30Frankston 13 1 0 1 12 332 651 6 51.00Hastings 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Football SeniorsTeam P W L D F A % Pts

Frankston 14 11 3 0 1460 806 181.14 44Rosebud 14 10 3 1 1210 784 154.34 42Somerville 14 10 4 0 1453 1048 138.65 40Red Hill 14 10 4 0 1117 890 125.51 40Hastings 14 9 5 0 1320 1016 129.92 36Sorrento 15 8 7 0 1349 1122 120.23 32Rye 15 7 7 1 1182 1304 90.64 30Dromana 14 7 7 0 1087 1192 91.19 28Devon M 14 6 8 0 1095 1213 90.27 24Pearcedale 14 4 10 0 974 1349 72.20 16Crib Point 14 2 12 0 895 1339 66.84 8Tyabb 14 0 14 0 608 1687 36.04 0

Football ReservesTeam P W L D F A % Pts

Rosebud 14 13 1 0 1214 432 281.02 52Red Hill 14 11 3 0 853 543 157.09 44Rye 15 10 5 0 1061 606 175.08 40Frankston 14 9 4 1 884 591 149.58 38Somerville 14 9 5 0 930 667 139.43 36Sorrento 15 9 6 0 910 714 127.45 36Devon M 14 6 7 1 683 824 82.89 26Crib Point 14 5 9 0 714 678 105.31 20Hastings 14 4 9 1 628 909 69.09 18Dromana 14 4 10 0 696 836 83.25 16Tyabb 14 2 11 1 508 1190 42.69 10Pearcedale 14 1 13 0 394 1485 26.53 4

Football Under 19’sTeam P W L D F A % Pts

Red Hill 14 14 0 0 1622 269 602.97 56Sorrento 15 14 1 0 1859 347 535.73 56Rosebud 14 11 3 0 1170 511 228.96 44Somerville 13 9 4 0 1250 411 304.14 40Crib Point 14 9 5 0 748 784 95.41 36Frankston 14 8 6 0 814 705 115.46 32Devon M 14 5 9 0 748 866 86.37 20Tyabb 13 4 9 0 606 984 61.59 16Pearcedale 14 4 10 0 493 1061 46.47 16Hastings 14 4 10 0 490 1261 38.86 16Dromana 14 2 12 0 527 1287 40.95 8Rye 15 0 15 0 221 2062 10.72 0

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