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Round 12 ~ Saturday 16th July 2016

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It is going to be another actioned packed weekend of MPNFL football and netball.

Things are really heating up in the Nepean Division after the completion of Round 11 last weekend. 8 points is all that separates Frankston who sits on top with 32 points and Dromana

who sits 8th on 24 points. It is easy to say that over the next 5 rounds that every goal, point, meters gained, tackle, smother, 2nd e�ort, 3rd e�ort and even a 4th e�ort may be the di�erence between clubs making �nals or just missing out. We love the close nature of our game and really enjoy the fact that any team can win on any given day, and whilst clubs would rather be in more comfortable positions it is these games that will bring big crowds, which is fantastic for local football.

In Peninsula everything seems to be moving along nicely and at least the top 5 90% locked in with �nal positions still yet to be determined. Seaford still and outside chance maybe the draw with the Bulls earlier this year may cost them a �nal place in the end.

In both competitions the netball looks to have the top 2 sides con�rmed in both leagues with 3rd and 4th spots still on the line. The next few week we should see some clarity on who will make �nals, which will lead to a high quality netball being played whilst teams try to take the last few spots for �nals.

Also a big congratulations to our players who participated in the Vic Metro v Vic Country matches on Sunday. In the seniors our Vic Country boys were victorious by the time the �nal siren sounded by 39 points, whilst the Under 19’s had a great start to the day with a 44 point victory over the VAFA under 19’s side.

Best of luck to all team’s competing this weekend.

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Vic Country reclaims bragging rights The boys from the bush reigned supreme over their Metropolitan counterparts in the AFL Victoria Under 19 Challenge and AFL Victoria Community Cup at Mernda on Sunday.

WorkSafe AFL Victoria Country reclaimed community football bragging rights after toppling Vic Metro by 39 points, while the Energy Safe Under 19s team defeated the Victoria Amateur Football Association (VAFA) by 44 points.

Electing to kick with the wind in the opening term proved fruitful for the senior Vic Country out�t, winning the ball in the middle of the ground and creating options up forward.

Albury’s Brayden O’Hara was dynamic in the square for Vic Country booting three majors, while teammates Chris Ryan and Tim Bongetti chimed in with two goals each.

Golden Square’s Thomas Tona and the high-�ying Ben Monkhorst caused headaches for their opponents all day, while Campbell Floyd’s pressure around the packs allowed his side to go into half time with a 29-point lead.

With the game on the line, Vic Metro gained some much needed momentum in the opening minutes of the �nal term, with Jase Perkins, Dan Castellano and Dan McLinden �ring back with three quick goals.

However, Vic Country’s delivery of the ball and ability to mop up in defence was critical in the fourth term, kicking away to win 12.17 (89) to 7.8 (50).

Coaching Vic Country for the �nal time, Peter Knights said it was a �tting end to his time at the helm.

“The boys were terri�c all day,” Knights said. “The commitment, camaraderie and e�ort they put in over the last six weeks at training has really paid o� and allowed them to reap the reward for it.

“The conditions made it hard out there at times, but their skill level was very good and they represented their clubs and regions extremely well.

“It was a nice way to go out today; the time was right for

me to hang up the boots. I’ve had a great innings with Vic Country and a great opportunity to work with so many fantastic people and it’s something I have thoroughly enjoyed and will cherish for a long time.”

Damian Sexton’s Energy Safe Under 19 team continued its successful Big-V form, chalking up back-to-back wins over a competitive VAFA out�t, 16.11 (107) to 10.3 (63).

Donald’s Sam Dunstan was unstoppable in the forward 50, providing a strong target and slotting three majors.

Despite the e�orts of VAFA stars Lachlan Byrne-Jones, Alex Mastromanno and best-on-ground Harry Hills, Vic Country’s forward pressure and ball use around the stoppages proved too strong.

Vic Country’s Paddy Anderson was vital in his role across centre-half forward and was well supported by teammates Jake Kelly, Matt Shannon and Zach Pallpratt.

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On the line for SharksBy Toe Punt

A couple of outstanding games in MPNFL Nepean Division today as we begin the downhill slope of the 2016 home and away season.Sorrento playing host to Dromana in their �nal home game of the season is just so important for the Sharks.Whilst Rosebud and Hastings is a top �ve clash and the match of the round, I can’t help but think there will be greater interest in what is happening further south.The Sharks were exposed last week against Somerville and they of course lost to Dromana at the beginning of the season, who exposed them in similar areas to the Eagles.The Eagles’ run and spread unsettled the Sharks and they were given free ride to use the corridor. The loss highlighted a number of issues that Sorrento appear to have.Generally, the Sharks look good when they have possession of the footy. It’s when they don’t have it that is of real concern.The Sharks have always had a reputation of not being a great defensive team but this has always been masked with potency from half back and a forward line that had Ben Schwarze, Myles Pitt and Leigh Poholke to name a few.They had the likes of Scott Cameron dominating everyone in the middle and names including Jon Croad, Chris Bagot, Troy Schwarze and Daniel Grant all defending and providing enormous run and drive.None of those eight players are there anymore and the expectation is on the next group of players to step-up and �ll the void.On occasions, they have done exactly that. Like Frankston three weeks ago when they blew the Bombers away.Consistency is key though – drinking your own bath water in this competition is dangerous.Players always look like they lack a yard when they

haven’t got the footy and some of the ‘more experienced’ Sorrento players in the line-up looked like the modern game had caught up with them – maybe even past them.When your best players and leaders are not setting the right example or setting up structures when defending, then they have to take responsibility for that too.The kids are leading the way – Gladman, Stephenson, Ferguson, Byrns and co – they shouldn’t be! Ryan Potter is one that everyone should look and try and emulate – he plays like every game may be his last.There’s no superstars on every line that will cover your behind if you don’t get it right anymore – those days are gone.I think the Sorrento of today needs to understand that the honeymoon or dynasty is over – they are back with the rest of the competition. Getting back to that level comes down to commitment, hard work and sel�essness.I think they also need to understand that coach Nick Jewell won’t nurse them through because of their name or reputation – Nick is a proud man, a premiership coach and someone who has been put in charge of a powerful club to win silverware. He is blessed with enormous talent at Under 19 level and even lower. He used the kids at Rosebud and it paid dividends – 12 months later they were premiership players and some of them stars of the competition.The players, all of them, especially the senior guys, need to set the example and lead the way – in all areas. It’s line in the sand time at Shark Park.Dromana is a young, con�dent, in your face young team that has wonderful experience around them. They are on a roll. They still think they are an outside chance of playing �nals and whilst this is the mindset, they are dangerous.Dromana has already beaten the Sharks once this season and will fancy their chances to do it again.Beware of the sleeping tiger!ROSEBUD plays host to HASTINGS in another very critical game in the context of the season.



Bendigo Community BankThe Blues were superb last week in the opening term before Red Hill smashed them in the next three quarters.Hastings was opened-up with quick ball movement, something that happened against Somerville also.Rosebud has answered every challenge this season and must be congratulated.I’ve stated it before but to lose the calibre of players they did during the o�-season and still be performing the way they have, is a credit to the leadership at the club.It would be unfair to single out the leaders because there are so many of them on every line.The kids have great talent and many of them are playing senior footy for the third and even fourth year, after they were given a taste early in their careers.Rosebud is a hard working, honest side – it played poorly against Frankston a few weeks ago but still didn’t get blown away.The Buds haven’t lost at home this season – that’s got to be a worry for Hastings, who are starring down the barrel of two straight losses.DEVON MEADOWS would love nothing more than to make life di�cult for clubs looking to play �nals.It wouldn’t sit well with coach Glenn Michie and his charges that they are being dismissed in the context of the season – once again, they have become irrelevant.The only way the Meadows can become relevant again is to win games of footy and put a dent in others’ �nals aspirations.They have the opportunity today, hosting RYE at their den.

The Demons have been superb in the past month and everyone is contributing, which was what was missing when they went through a bad patch.Rye should win because there’s more on the line.FRANKSTON BOMBERS host TYABB. The Bombers have a very easy stretch in comparison to other sides and absolutely must not fall into the trap of dropping intensity.We have seen other teams in the past with soft draws fall over at the business end because they haven’t been challenged in the lead-up. They need to set themselves high goals so they continue to set benchmarks.The Yabbies will come to play.SOMERVILLE was superb last week against Sorrento but must back it up today against PEARCEDALE.The Eagles are still outside of the top bracket, however, a win today will push them back inside.Pearcedale is not a happy hunting ground for the Eagles. They simply must be switched on.In the �nal game, RED HILL needs to back-up against CRIB POINT.The Hillmen were sensational last week – the club should be so very proud of itself.It doesn’t have the superstars of the other clubs but what it has is a whole bunch of good players who consistency perform for one another and club pride each week.Like Devon Meadows, Crib Point would love nothing more than the satisfaction of ending a club’s �nals’ run.

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Club NotesRye DemonsGreat news to see Matt Greig back a few weeks earlier than we thought, but it was Pinna Henley with 6 majors that stole the limelight last week. Ben Winters-Kerr also was a huge headache for the Pearcedale backs. Ryan Mullett continued his mid�eld domination, while Jacky “Boy” Nisbet was sensational in the ruck. Matt Dunn and Brady “The Rookie” Egan had good games as well. As Josh said after the game, that’s another box ticked, and we need to tick another today against Devon Meadows. Lets get on that roll. The reserves are starting to string some good football games together and have a very important 3-week block of games coming up, starting today. Lets build and get a top 3 spot in the �nals. Great to see Bupa Gileno in the goals with 6, Toby “Milky” Woodford and Daniel Cimino �ghting for BOG honours. Schwindy, Doogie Howie, Scott “I’m Back” Shea, and Tim Mazurek all played good games. The Under 19’s were well undermanned but again tried hard all day, keep working boys, a win may be just around the corner. Good games from Nath Seddon, “Booga” Papalia, Bobby Cameron, Mitchy Dunn, Cowboy and Big Linton. The massive “Your Choice” ra�e is under way, so please get your tickets from any player or committee person. $35,000 �rst prize and 5 prizes of $1,000. Drawn at the Clubrooms on Sunday October 16, drinks and meal provided to all ticket holders. $100 per ticket, only 800 available.

Dromana TigersThe sponsors for today’s Round 12 clash against Sorrento are McMillan Real Estate and Milemaker Petroleum..The last round before the Split Round Bye saw us play Devon Meadows in what turned out to be a good day with three wins.The inclusion of four U17s into the U19s team enabled us to �eld a full team. After a slow start Dromana hit the front in the 2nd term and never looked back.The Reserves lead all day to record a 27 point win in a great team display.After a close �rst half Dromana Seniors lead by 24 points at the last break by Devon Meadows kicking to the ‘scoring’ end hit back in the last term but a 7goal to 4 goal last quarter wasn’t enough and Dromana held on by 4 points to record their third straight win and are only one and a half wins out of the �ve.A win today is vital to keep our �nals chances alive so go get them Tigers.DAY AT THE DOGS Sunday 17th July. Club Championship Day at Sandown Greyhounds. Bus from Dromana and return, �nger food plus $10 betting ticket. See Gayle to bookMAJOR RAFFLE Club’s Major Ra�e Tickets are on sale. 300 tickets only $100 each.Vouchers of your choice to the Prize value of: 1St $6000, 2nd $2000 & 3rd $1000 GO TIGERS!!!!!

Red Hill HillmenEvery week, you pretend you’re a concession student, pay your $6 entry and �ick to pg 69 of the record to see what sort of porridge has been regurgitated to make up the 1500 characters that ensure we aren’t �ned for “lack of participation.” Sometimes we make jokes; like “how come that guy who walked out on us where’s a glove?” Or “If he’s able to kick 5 goals and get BOG in The Colts, why couldn’t he sneak a point On The Hill?” … And sometimes we present facts; like “If #Tits4Dalts is still trending worldwide, why hasn’t Tits got a game yet? It’s not like the McGloven ever trained?” Where am I going with this? Your guess is as good as mine… In football news, The Gilmore Girls welcomed back The Blonde Bombshell – can’t see his name in the best though so he obviously didn’t do much. The other 21? All super in�uential in another 100pt victory. It was touch and go for Captain Courageous in the 2’s with what many were calling a potentially season ending knee injury putting him in doubt for an unheard of 8th consecutive game. But as we know, Ryan Blake’s can �y, and with the right preparation (no training), he led from behind. Cracking wins for both the Reserves & Seniors. – Farewell Irish!


Bendigo Community Bank Club NotesSomerville EaglesDown at Pearcedale today and once again it is an important game for all our grades. The season is so tight across all 3 levels, the club cant a�ord to have a slip up. Last week saw 1986 premiership team reunion and a wonderful day was had by all. It was great to see the faces down the club again and even better to see some of the players kicking on till 9.30pm! Well done to Mark Hale and co for creating such a wonderful day. Cant wait for the 35th! On the footy side the U19s and reserves came up very short. This is probably not a re�ection of e�ort but more a re�ection of a lack of numbers at the moment. The U19s required U17s to play and the reserves are naming a number of players who don’t train at all or U19s are doubling up playing. Last count had 15 senior players unavailable for various reasons, so hopefully we start to get a few back this week so the depth returns to the club. The seniors came out inspired and probably played their best game of year. Previously down on form they didn’t disappoint on the special occasion and other than some poor kicking for goal in the �rst half, the result could have been decided earlier. Special mention to Jedd Sutton in his 100th game for the club and great display kicking 5 goals! The Beyond Blue in the afternoon was also a huge success, and thanks Liv and co for making an e�ort towards a great cause. Don’t forget the Hypnotist on July 23rd and then Ladies Lunch on July 30th - Go Eagles Elwin Snr

Rosebud BudsToday we host Hastings whom we warmly welcome as we start our “run up to the �nals campaign”. With the byes behind us and 5 games remaining (3 home/2 away) �nals competitiveness will be determined by these games that include Sorrento and Rye. Hastings presents as but one of the possible hurdles to be taken down. They certainly did a job on us earlier in the year – one of our senior teams biggest whacks for a very long time. Since that game our club has worked very hard to set ourselves up as a very di�erent opponent. Two weeks ago our footy teams put up a very strong showing at Tyabb. Our coaches were very pleased, as all three teams really played out their respective games, not always the case against poorer performing teams when overcon�dent outcomes are anticipated ahead of required work rates. . The senior team again combined its youth and experience lead by the evergreen “Spoons” and captain inspiration GB. Keegan (7 majors), Big Time, Stevo and Wilo were fantastic. The Development Team by nature featured very strong games by Fish, Mewy, Jonesy, Bosy, Kano and Lucky. For the Unders it was great to see Trav get a bag (7) strongly supported by Adam, Izaac, Jamie, Jake and Brice. After next week’s game against Rye we are gathering at the Rosebud Hotel for awards – make sure you get there. Go Buds!

Sorrento SharksLast week we headed out to the ground where our 2015 season ended to take on Somerville who have not been able to consistently perform as well as they did last year. The day started pretty well, with our Under 19s putting in a bit of a lackluster performance, but still doing enough to get the four points. The Reserves then came out in what was another must win game for them and managed to keep their season alive with another really great team performance. The boys have showed over the last three weeks that there is certainly a lot more �ght left in them this year. Unfortunately, in the �nal game of the day, the Seniors were outplayed by Somerville who managed to run away with a �ve goal win. It was another really disappointing win for the Sharks who now �nd themselves �ghting to keep their season alive. On a more positive note, Brent “Stix” Kenyon achieved a fantastic milestone last week as he equalled the Sorrento Sharks record for most Senior games held by Bernie Lynch as he pulled on the Sharks guernsey for the 262nd time in the Seniors. Congratulations Stix!!!This week we head back to Shark Park to take on Dromana in what is set to be a really crucial round for the Sharks. We’ve had many a great battle against the Tigers in recent times and we know for sure that, no matter where the teams are on the ladder, there’s always a bit of extra �re in the belly when they meet. Let’s hope our boys bounce back from last week and rise to the challenge! Go Sharks!



Devon Meadows PanthersLets look at some positives – in the next 4 weeks we’ve got 3 home games and an away trip to Pearcedale. How good is that?? You’ll be saving on petrol money, spending more time (and money) at the bar and less time (and money) in the car. It’s a beautiful thing. Never mind the last round trip to Rosebud, the weather will be getting warmer by then so we’ll just pack our speedo’s and hit the beach after the game. It’s way better than Rye’s beach. Onto footy - It’s been a tough year results-wise for our 3rds but the group has stuck together and today looks like a decent opportunity to gain some momentum with winnable games coming up in the next few rounds. The senior sides have been absolutely decimated by injuries this year – there’s no other way to describe it. Even then, our best has still been good enough to match it with the better sides in the comp. Looking forward to a strong �nish to the season as the character that has been built this year will hold us in good stead for many years to come. Some notable recent milestones – Ash Adams played his 100th senior game last week along with our reigning B&F Patty Harmes who also played his 100th. Congratulations to you both, we appreciate your fantastic e�orts representing our club with pride. Just also wanted to touch on Beau Miller – news has come through at time of writing these notes that Beau could soon be facing the worst possible outcome of his �ght with cancer. It goes without saying that everyone at the club is thinking of Beau and his family at this time. Our �ngers are crossed for a miracle. Upcoming Functions – TONIGHT - IPOD / Onesie Night - $10 per song with the last song played on the night winning a great prize. Drink Specials and cracking tunes all night long.. Saturday 1st October 14th Annual Devon Meadows Grand Final Breakfast. Secure your tables (of 10) fast. This is always a sell-out. $100 a ticket gets you a continental or hot breakfast, unlimited beer, wine, OJ & soft drink, Giveaways such as Wine, stubbie holders, mugs etc Come on Meadows!!

Hastings BluesToday we travel to Rosebud FNC for what looms as a massive test for our club for which we will absolutely embrace. Tonight we will be heading back to the club to support the wonderful Carly Jackson who is su�ering a rare form of cancer GET YOUR WIG ON Cost $10 Single or $15 Couple starts at 7.00 pm, photo booth, and band in attendance, all funds raised will go towards Carly and her three boys. Last Saturday saw the boys in the seniors play some fabulous football in the opening term, to only fall away badly after the break this week we must come to play the same footy that has got us to where we are currently sitting, the club is right behind. Our reserves are not playing badly, today they just need to play there brand of footy tough uncompromising and the result will take care of itself, Our under 19s came back to earth on Saturday, but it certainly wasn’t because of lack of e�ort, good luck today boys. Upcoming Functions: Past Player

Reunion 23rd July Home game v Sorrento starting at 12.00 Noon celebrating the 1976 Premiership sides both Seniors & Reserves also celebrating our 1906 & 1946 premiership sides, cost for the day $20 Single with �nger food provided on the day, Contact Kevin Miles call the club to book 5979 1740, Presidents Luncheon 6th August from 12 Noon onwards home game v Crib Point special guest Mark Eustice former Essendon/Richmond/Sydney Swans Champ Cost $30 Main meal included drinks at bar prices. Todays Match day Sponsors The Hastings Club, Roberts & Green Estate Agents, Anytime Fitness Hastings, La Porchetta Pizza Hastings.

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Tyabb YabbiesSeniors: After 5 good nights on the track since our last game,we are o� to Bomber Land today to tackle the in form Bombers and I know our boys are really looking forward to the challenge. Pagga and his line coaches have really focused the players in on our �nal block of games this season.Whilst we are still striving for that elusive four points,there has been signi�cant improvement in the playing group,while the belief and resilience within the group has been outstanding. You get the feeling that the run home is going to be an exciting ride to be on.Reserves: We came up against the top side on the ladder so we had to be switched on and ready and with some experience coming back into the side and J.J. playing his �rst game for the year,there was a positive attitude amongst the group. With �ve minutes left in the second quarter,we were in touch and playing well. However from that moment on,it was all Rosebud who showed why they are in the position they are. It ended in the poorest result for the season and it certainly won’t be repeated as we look forward to the remainder of the season Great e�orts from Virg and Corey.

Crib Point MagpiesAlways good to have a week o� to recharge and it was certainly needed after the hiding the seniors received and one point loss for the ressies. The 19s on the other hand are �ying and are heading toward �nals football with Barn having them in top shape heading into the business end of the season. Unfortunately for the seniors it’s a familiar tale with both teams having seasons to forget and are really only playing for personal pride in the remaining games. Today we go back to where we started with Red Hill at their digs. Of all the weeks the weatherman forecast snow we happen to play Red Hill at Red Hill!!! Last time it snowed in a game of football for Crib Point, Glen Barclay made his senior debut and a young and spritely John Martin kicked 7 on the wing in one of cribs greatest wins. Maybe it’s an omen?Tonight after defrosting its o� to Main Street Mornington for Crib Point’s night of nights at the Black and White Ball. Get around it and let your hair down in what is always a ripper night.

Club Notes



Pearcedale PanthersWelcome to all our sponsors and supporters today.Thanks to our wonderful sponsors for their ongoing support to our club!Good luck to the boys today against Somerville, it should be a great contest!Congratulations to the under 19’s on their win against Rye last weekend.. well done boys!On the 9th July we had our $1000 draw evening. Congratulations to Mitch and Jack who were our big winners! Was a fun night thanks for all those who supported this. We have lots of fabulous functions coming up and would love to see you all attend.July 23rd Ipod shu�e night, see a player to book your song!!August 6th 1996 Reunion followed by entertainment, should be a great day and night.. look forward to seeing you all there.News Flash .. OUR MAJOR DRAW .... tickets available soon!! watch this space!Thanks to everyone for there ongoing support... Go Dales!!Enjoy your weekend!

Frankston BombersTo some the OC is a teen drama sensation screened on Fox, but not here at Bombers HQ where we have our own OC sensation. It started with the large presence of our new Vice President, gained momentum when Danielle attended Ladies Day, reached fever pitch when a half back returned to the fold & when Bill pulls on the white pants it is o�cially Bombers OC season. The O’Carroll’s are a legendry Frankston Bombers family and our Club is most certainly a better place with them aboard.Entertainment royalty has been announced for the Businessman’s Lunch on Friday August 5th with the great man Rex Hunt, the headliner supported by impressionist Andrew Startin & comedian Dave Waylen. There will be stories from Rex’s playing days at Richmond, Geelong & St Kilda, police tales, �shing yarns and laughs from his times as an original star media performer. Throw in the Footy Shows Andrew Startin, host Dave Walen, great food, a few drinks & great company and the legendary day may well have its best chapter ever. Batty has the tickets, but grab them quickly as the lunch is always a sell out.Go Bombers.

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SORRENTO Seniors Coach: Nick JewellReserves Coach: Brad PhillipsGround David Macfarlan Reserve, Hotham Rd, Sorrento Mel: 157 A7Phone 5984 2571Colours Red & White

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

1 Harry Carter2 Joey Boase3 Chad Harris VC4 Jack Grant VC5 Nathan Abbott6 Will Tucker7 Matthew King8 Kenneth King9 Kieren Chapman10 Dekodda Thompson-Irwin

11 Mitch Towers C12 Angus Callaghan13 Jett Erceg14 Max Kleverkamp15 David Stringer16 Angus Anderson17 Rhys Byrns18 Tom Clarke19 Lachlan Rodway20 Jack Gipp21 Jay Blair

22 Dylan Dunstan23 Harrison White24 Bailey Holt25 Aaron Hamzsak26 Dean Patton27 Noah Scanlon28 Chris Croad29 Renton Sanderson30 James Guillot

1 Shannon Gladman2 Luke Tapscott3 Trevor Mattison4 Jack Grant5 Jack Falck6 Zac Byrns7 Rob Forrest8 Guy Stringer9 Myles Pitt10 Nick Muller11 Ryan Potter12 Leigh Treeby13 Jack Egan14 Tyrren Head (VC)15 Scott Lockwood16 Jarryd Ferguson17 David Lawson18 Brent Kenyon19 James Pitcher20 Patrick Hall21 Ben McCormack22 Matt Dobrowolski23 Nick Corp24 Heath Cameron25 Ryan Williams26 Chad Harris27 Danny Stephenson28 Max Kleverkamp29 Jon Caspar (VC)31 Jack Shepherd

32 Nat Diconza33 Nick Marston34 Heath Conolly (RVC)35 Adam Morrison36 James Brigden37 Ben Feldhofer (RC)38 James Hallahan (C)39 Marcus Gardner41 Luke Brigden42 Ethan King43 Lachlan Croad44 Jake Main45 James Peart46 Jayden Seers47 Max Killey48 Gerard Hammond49 Wes Doyle51 Dan Hickey52 Michael Pattison53 Mitchell Murgia54 Rikk Feldhofer 55 Jake Kellar56 Sam Duewel58 Jedd Falck59 Luke McKenzie

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Under 19’s - Coach: Luke Tapscott

DROMANA Seniors Coach: Rikki JohnstonReserves Coach: Daniel MaestraleGround Dromana Recreation Reserve, Beach St, Dromana Mel: 159 J6Phone 5987 2732Colours Black, Green & Gold

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1 Luke Martin2 Jaycob Carter3 Max Taylor4 Corey Sheppard5 Jackson Dobinson (VC)7 Aaron Morgan8 Bailey Page9 Ben Olfers (C)10 Digby Page

11 Zeke Hosking12 James McIlfatrick13 Oscar Bonetto15 Alex Bird16 Nathan Stephens17 Zac Cummings18 Bailey Donnellan 20 Ben Childs21 Dylan O’Kelly

22 Corey Buckley23 Billy Tovey24 Scott Racevskis25 Harrison Patterson26 Tom Hoggett27 Daniel Jenkins29 Anthony Marin30 Liam Hallett

1 Dan Geurts (VC)2 Sam Geurts3 Rory Gregg4 Mitch Gill-Furness5 Toby Banks6 Rikki Johnston7 Rohan Bleeker8 Beau Cosson9 Christian Ongarello10 Cade Williams11 Jordan McCulley12 Jarryd Hunter13 Bryce Angell14 Michael Gillis15 Beau McMurray16 Sam Fowler17 Jared Terry18 Aydn Musgrave19 Jack Fowler20 Jackson Quigley21 Daniel Gibbs22 Reece Wilde23 Adam Hunter24 Billy Quigley25 Shaun Clarke26 Brendan Lee27 Terry Wheeler (C)28 Jay Hutchinson29 Jedd Savage30 Sam Williamson (RC)

31 Bradley Murdock32 Jason Buchanan33 Daniel Maestrale34 Nick Wearne (RC)35 Dean Waugh37 Kyle Gainsford38 Ethan Johnstone39 Dane Leyden Kosikas40 Jamie Wyatt41 Josh Brittli�42 Dylan Norton43 Heath Burriss44 Brenton McNamara45 Aaron Hunter46 Lachlan Oliver47 Richard Sydenham48 Daniel Grant49 Daniel Marchesani50 Ryan Bennett51 Jake Snehotta52 Mitchell Heggen53 Nicholas Paterson54 Jackson Bateman55 Braden Hyde56 Josh DeSouza57 Justin Norton58 Matt Acocks59 Veton Rexha 60 Travis Sheean

Seniors & Reserves

Under 19’s - Coach: Braeden Dennis


PEARCEDALE Seniors Coach: Jamie MerchanReserves Coach: Michael FlahiveGround Recreation Reserve Baxter-Tooradin Rd, Pearcedale Mel: 140 G6Phone 5978 6481Colours Navy Blue & White

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

1 Jayden Roberts2 Lewis Stratis3 Jahron Ostrom4 David Hussey5 Aiden Roberts6 Codi-Luke Davies7 Bryce Dinger8 Luke Jennings

9 Casey Miller-Trickey C10 Jayden Morgan11 Jason Angel12 Thomas Quigley13 Lachlan Mooney17 Damien Scully19 Mitchell Johnson21 Jye Connolly

22 Joel McLean23 Dylan Hipworth24 Jack Hobson25 Jack Charleston30 Huw Jones42 Tom Craven

1 Mitchell Smith2 Travis Bravo3 Jai Richardson4 Michael Nichols5 Lachlan Marshall6 Brent Simons7 Ryan Shaw8 Troy Jacobson9 Alex Harnett10 Zach Campbell11 Daniel Heijden12 Joel White13 Patrick Heijden15 Benjamin Mitchell16 Glenn Anderson17 Michael Williams 18 Micheal Kennedy19 Josh Culton20 Aiden Simmons 21 Chris Dalmau22 Adam A’Vard23 Kallum Searle24 Luke Murray (C)25 Robert Muir26 Edward Gates27 Pat Gamble29 Mitchell Williams30 Matt Watts32 Rhys Wilson33 Mitchell Jones

34 Michael Hill35 Timothy Chaloner (RC)36 Nicholas Garrett37 Dean Janssen38 Sam Greer39 Sam Armstrong40 Jarmin Paddick (RVC)41 Robert Simons42 Liam Co�ey43 Bryce Ke�ord44 James Garrett45 Todd Symons46 Dillon Duncan47 Sam Kobal48 Thibaut Renard49 Daniel Marshall50 Scott Blay51 Zac Duncan52 Matthew Wilson53 Nicholas Mandic54 Callum Braun55 Calvin Bypost56 Jack Baum57 Matthew O’Carroll58 Keiran McLellan59 Thomas Mitchell60 Fergus O’Gallagher61 Dwayne Bowes62 Dylan Hoare (VC)

Seniors & Reserves

Under 19’s - Coach: Lew Hindle

SOMERVILLE Seniors Coach: David HirstReserves Coach: Paul NortonGround Recreation Reserve, Jones Rd, Somerville Mel: 148 E1Phone 5977 6663Colours Royal Blue & Gold

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

1 Josh McMahon C3 Bailey Nation4 Jackson Stapleton6 Callum Barnes7 Tom Burton8 Jesse Walker-Swain9 Jake Haskett10 Levi Dixon11 Luke Hickson

12 Mathew Harrison13 Ryan McMahon14 Sam McDonnell15 Matthew Elliott16 Bailey Dorling VC17 Liam Gruar18 Tom Murphy19 Jack Skinner20 Todd Anderson

22 Mitch Delmo24 Jake Whybrow VC28 Callum Love35 James Venturini47 Tom Roberts

1 Josh Westerman2 Justin Allsopp3 Steve Crowe4 Scott Simpson (VC)5 Justin Farrelly (C)6 Adrian Speedy7 Rowan Hogenbirk (VC)8 Todd Farrelly9 Josh Collie10 Luke Collie11 Dylan Ryan12 David Hirst14 Billy Rolfe15 Michael Towan16 Jake Ryan17 Adam Wilson19 Ben Sedgewick20 Harry Thompson21 Tim McGenniss (C)22 Luke Rowe23 Tom Shaw24 Jordan Boyes25 Brad Rowe26 Kane McKenzie27 Tom Beckett (RC)28 Brett Martin29 Adam Rose

30 Jacob Wilson31 Jarred Ewers32 Jedd Sutton33 Will Shields34 Michael Vamplew35 Jarrod Livingstone36 Josh McMahon38 Yiann Marandos39 Angus Sweeney - Smith40 Craig Norton41 Luke Burton42 Mathew Moran44 Lachie McGenniss (RC)45 Drew Whitley47 David Fleetwood48 Corey Dow51 Jack Rolfe52 Sam Adams54 Mathew Harris55 Jack Barbour56 Travis Finn58 Tim Hirst62 Ben Crowe

Seniors & Reserves

Under 19’s - Coach: Josh Collie


FRANKSTON Seniors Coach: Beau MustonReserves Coach: Mark GreenGround Greg Beck Oval Frankston-Flinders Rd, Baxter Mel: 106 G5Phone 5971 2246Colours Red & Black

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

2 Koby Villis4 Alexander Lalor5 Tyler Neal (c)6 Luke Lacy7 Benjamin Williams8 James Davis9 Jared Heatly10 Liam Ryan (c)13 Edward Syle15 Rhys De Deugd

16 Lachlan Hunter17 Jesse Hammond19 Jack Beattie20 Nathan Neck23 Jarred Hill26 Charlie Burr27 Thomas Rogers29 Tristan Murraylee30 Jack Santon34 Samuel Leggerini

36 Nicholas Wishart37 Oscar Castellas-Cartwright42 Ben Connors47 Elih Cadby56 Kobe Groat57 Benjamin Housden

1 Tony Fulton 2 Dale Sutton (VC)3 Sam Drake 4 Ryan Lonie 5 Brad Holland6 Shawn Wilkie7 Brett Sutton8 Sam Fox 9 Beau Muston10 Ryan Marks-Logan11 James Degenhardt 12 Nathan Lonie 13 Jay Page (C)14 Daniel Myers 15 Jake Foster 16 Jarryd Amal� 17 Zac Longham 18 Peter Schultz (RC)19 Ben Tournier 20 Scott Foster 21 Michael Webb 22 Matthew O�er23 Ryan Kitchin 24 Cameron O’Neill (RC)25 Matt Windsor26 Corey Micari 27 Max Pretty 28 Ben Sharman29 Josh Francis 30 Russell Fulton 31 Hudson Thomas32 Allan Williams 33 Grant Masterson 34 Brad Whittley 35 Hayden Wilson

36 Shannon White37 Zac White38 Dale White39 Jason Curry40 Matthew Harris41 Joel Allenby 42 Jackson Burr43 Jed Gardiner 44 Jason Kingsbury45 Daniel Kitchin46 Tyler Neal 47 Adam Pasquill 48 Nathan Phillips49 Michael Maiorino50 Sean Cameron51 Jack Foster52 Ben White53 Jared Bieleny54 Nathan Martin 55 Jason Bedford 56 Joel Allamby57 Jordan Walker58 Shannon Cambpbell59 Ben Simmons60 Aaron Holmes61 Ryan Lia62 Luke Fitzimmons63 Chris McConville64 Ryan Murdoch 65 Ollie Houghton 66 Matthew Bishop67 Jordan Davis68 Daniel McGill69 Josh Chapman

Seniors & Reserves

Under 19’s - Coach: Brett White

TYABB Seniors Coach: Mark PaganoniReserves Coach: Matt HoseGround Bunguyan Reserve Frankston-Flinders Rd, Tyabb Mel: 148 J9Phone 5977 4613Colours Maroon, Royal Blue & Gold

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

1 Darcy Underwood2 Clay Beasy3 Ryan Regan4 Ash Archer6 Jayden Regan7 Brock Regan8 Bailey Henderson9 Kane Johnston10 Logan Pearson

11 Trent Urquhart13 Ryan McCusker14 Chris Harris15 Bradie Boar16 Heath Wittmer17 Laz Cuttriss18 Rylan Wittmer19 Will Dwyer20 Matt Rotheram

22 Kyall Goding24 Ben Lindridge25 Brad Williams26 Jake Gri�n27 Cody Palmer28 James Holland-Burch30 Nathan Minotti

1 Darcy Underwood2 Trent Wreford3 Brad Harbinson4 Jake Anderson5 Ethan Rahilly6 Josh Connell7 Matt Hose8 Riley West9 Corey Robinson10 Tim McGrath11 Tyson Sparks12 Rowan McGrath13 Steve Hemley14 Danny Pullen15 Kane Johnston16 Theo Oustveen17 Andrew Whalley18 Jordan Crossley 19 Nick Leskovec21 Sean Miller (C)22 Adrian Clay (VC)24 John Alexander25 Jeremy Daniels27 Simon Rahilly28 Jason Baxter29 Darren Payne30 Trevor Jarvis31 Josh Simpson32 Greg Pullen33 Geordie Scott

34 Gordan Walker35 Blake Delaney36 Brock Regan37 Matt Thomas38 Jake McKinnon39 Luke Rigg40 Jake Beswick41 Matt Lacey42 Tom Booth43 Jake Gillard44 Callum Morris45 Daniel Woods46 Haydn Coulter47 Justin Spina48 Jake Thompson49 Scott Torpy50 James Langford51 Aaron Mcgough52 Sam Barrington-Smith53 Jak Lunny55 Nathan Buchan57 Lachie Cox58 Matt Brock59 Daniel Tressidder60 Michael Summers Hade61 Josh Coulter62 Andrew Hamilton63 Jarryd Wetzel64 Tristan Shipp

Seniors & Reserves

Under 19’s - Coach: Jeremy West


ROSEBUD Seniors Coach: Michael KraskaReserves Coach: Luke FarrellyGround Olympic Park, Eastbourne Rd, Rosebud Mel: 170 B3Phone 5986 3839Colours Navy Blue & White

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

1 Jack Burford2 Mitch Sherrar3 Bronson Corrin4 Jake Corrin5 Jack Dickason6 Jacob Raphael7 Adam Jarred8 Tanner Bishop9 Bryce Gibson VC10 Matthew Seric

11 Riley Hood12 Lachlan Taylor14 Joel Hepner15 Kieran Hanley16 Marcus Lloyd17 Brock McKenzie18 Will Elliott19 Patrick Kennedy21 Izaac Drinkwater-Coates22 Kiean Wicks

23 Fletcher Hustwaite C24 Tyler Huy25 Jai Brown26 Jack Stewart27 Caleb Forde28 Jaycob Argentino29 Tom Sto�els34 Jack Edwards35 Travis French

1 Keegan Downie2 Phillip Jones3 Rhys Bancroft (VC)4 Michael Kraska5 Daniel O’Hehir (RC)6 Lachlan Mew7 Aaron Rose8 Kurtis Corrin9 Daniel Wilson10 Glen Boyington11 Robert Bos12 Tom Sto�els13 Ryan Spooner14 Ben Garlick15 Clancy Fulton16 Joshua Fisher17 Ben Dwyer18 Brenton Davidge19 Benjamin Schultz20 Sean Downie21 Greg Bentley (C)22 Chris Rogers23 Jackson McRae24 Seb Krumeich25 Tom Baker26 Dale Stephens27 Jack Jarman28 Chris Zurek29 Matthew Baker30 Brenton Payne31 Nick Boswell32 Cody Mulcair33 Glenn Petersen

34 Jamie Clarke35 Chris Dew36 Daniel Clarke38 David Cohn39 Kane Donald40 Anthony Pegg41 Cody Hotchin42 Jordon White (RVC)43 Liam Bradford44 Wade Davies45 Michael Luck46 Geo� Pegg47 Jack Macdonald48 Jacob Houghton49 Blake Porta50 Travis Bolton51 Jackson Wells52 Tim Bos53 Scott Philistin54 Edward Ellis55 Mitchell Smith56 Lachlan Armstrong57 Matt Bailey58 Jack Burford59 Merv Watkins60 Wes Spencer61 Adrian Alford62 Michael Field63 Jake Bishop64 Chris O’Connell65 Darren Lloyd66 Fletcher Hustwaite

Seniors & Reserves

Under 19’s - Coach: Jamie Raphael

HASTINGS Seniors Coach: Brendan DunneReserves Coach: Simon ClancyGround Thomas Barclay Oval Marine Pde, Hastings Mel: 154 H8Phone 5979 1740Colours Royal Blue & White

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

1 Anthony Takac2 Shelby Lothian-Burdett3 Jack Winton4 Kayne Lewis (C)6 Christopher Gavin7 Patrick Langdale8 Andy Je�s9 Peter Megee

10 Ben Sharpe11 Luke McVeigh14 Ben Proctor15 Thomas Johnstone16 Jakecob Withers17 Kaylen Jansen18 Jack Abrehart19 Fraser Rendall

20 Lochlan Lyness21 Sean Hewitt 23 Aaron King24 Jesse Shore25 Lachie Gibbs29 Matt Foy

1 Jake Hewitt2 Damien Stone3 Matt Cli�ord4 Scott Jansen5 David Hull6 Richie Vandenham7 Paul Rogasch (C)8 Daniel Noble9 Andrew Booth10 Mick Cave11 Colin McVeigh12 Ben King13 Gerry Morsman14 Mark Deveraux15 Steve Robb16 Luke Smith17 Luke Clark18 Nathan Gray19 Kyle Robb20 Joel Stand�ed21 Dale Alanis22 Shaun Foster23 Daniel Dickenson24 Peter Mawson26 Chris Watson27 Daniel Lehmann28 Lance Brouwer (VC)29 Luke Hewitt

30 Simon Clancy31 Brendan Dunne32 Josh Ward (RVC)33 Jay Austerberry34 Wade Delahaye35 Josh Mulheron36 Steve Williams38 Christian Sewell39 Terry Green41 Matt Sawoz42 Phil Howard43 Chris Biviano44 Shane Zdjelarevic45 Nathan Goodacre 46 Jason Bradshaw47 Jake Vandernese48 Kyle Delahaye (RC)49 Ash Harrison 50 Ben Schroen51 Aaron Wilson52 Declan McFarland54 Ethan Williams55 Vio Vunimasi56 Daniel Bourke 58 Julian Bielinski59 Dylan Paarlberg 60 Aaron Vinson (RC)

Seniors & Reserves

Under 19’s - Coach: Laurie Howard



DEVON MEADOWS Seniors Coach: Glenn MichieReserves Coach: Mick HawkenGround Glover Reserve Cross Rd, Devon Meadows Mel: 138 D6Phone 5998 2776Colours Red, White & Black

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

1 Chandler Zahra2 Brodie White3 Joel Hillis4 Tom May5 Liam Drew6 Jayden Sullivan7 Benjamin Wightman8 Lochie Byrne9 Lochie Marcon10 Chris McInnes

11 Jack Harmes12 Tyrone Archilles13 Daniel Allen14 Robbie Smith15 Dean Smith17 Scott Fallon18 Nathan Ingram19 Mitch Hall20 Josh Stewart21 Brayden Calvert

22 Beau Kellet23 Brad Hovart24 Wade Puskaric25 Jett Clancy26 Kyle Beveridge28 Dean Spring30 Brett Matherick

1 Justin Volk2 Corey Walker3 Scott Young4 Gavin Kerr5 Jess Dehey (C)6 Billy Hayes7 Glenn Michie8 Steven McInnes9 Dylan Hand10 Callum O’Hare11 Daniel Andrew13 Jack Hazendonk15 Michael Bain16 Jayden Sullivan17 Steven Roberts18 Jesse Bowe19 Patrick Harmes21 Dylan Mitchell 22 Ryan Dwyer23 Chris Doria24 Patrick Boland25 Andrew Kiely26 Curtis Barker27 Sam Purdon 28 Daniel Tocknell29 Bryce Arnott30 Alex Doria31 Beau Miller (VC)

32 Marcus Roberts33 Craig Hunter34 Kyle Salerno35 Glen Reedy36 Mitchell Kassabis37 Jace Henderson38 James Saunders39 Lukas Hoogenboom40 Samuel Hurdiss41 Craig Thorne42 Rhys Shortis44 Steven Mihevc45 Matthew Pola46 Joel Blashki48 Jack Henderson49 Tim Saunders51 Tex Kennedy52 Paul Boland53 Robert Read54 Daniel Jarman55 Taz Douglas57 Arthur Churchill58 Angelo Raso59 Jordan Campbell60 Tom Hayes61 Joel Hillis62 Ryan Attwood

Seniors & Reserves

Under 19’s - Coach’s Steven Mcinnes & Daniel Andrew

RYESeniors Coach: Josh MooreReserves Coach: Michael PudneyGround RJ Rowley Reserve, Melbourne Rd, Rye Mel: 168 D5Phone 5985 2308Colours Royal Blue & Red

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

1 Chaigen Watson2 Lachlan Ryan3 Saige Gilmartin4 Craig Doolan 5 Jayden Thomas6 Jarrod Richards 7 Justin Cameron8 Nathan Seddon 9 Mackinley Gunn10 Zac Stevenson11 Mitchell Dunn C

12 Jacob Chipper�eld 13 Rorey Gilbert 14 Clayton Barnes 15 Sam Roane 16 Jess Goldsmid17 Harrison Devine-Richardson18 Cooper Morks VC19 Jac Hollway20 Aiden McIlfatrick 21 Jackson Allen

23 Hamish Preston24 Zachery Shiba25 Jono Phipps26 Kenneth Harrigan 27 Matt Mckenzie 28 Aaron Lawless 30 Dylan Murphy 32 Linton Hardy33 Dustin Broadhurst 34 James Papalia62 David Walsh

1 Jackson Allen 2 Adam Kirkwood (C) 3 Ben Winters-Kerr4 Adrian Gileno5 Ryan Mullett (VC) 6 Harry Whitty7 Nathan Henley8 Jye Lloyd 9 Scott Shea 10 Joel Wills 11 Andrew Dunn12 Scott Stirling 13 Hagan Rice14 Matt Greig 15 Leigh Morse16 David Howie (RVC)17 James Appleford18 Jimmy Jennings19 Matt Wylie 20 Travis Doolan21 Matt James22 Daniel Schwind (RC) 23 Dean Millhouse24 Harry Crowe25 Adrian Egan26 Josh Gana27 Matt McIndoe 28 Dayne Thomson29 Daniel Cimino 30 Kris Bardon31 Sam Smith

32 Cam Dunn (RVC)33 Troy Fellows34 Tim Mazurek 35 Toby Woodford36 Harrison Wilson37 Steven Daniher 38 Brady Egan 39 Ryan Hawkins 40 Tom Brown41 Ryan Taylor42 Jack Nisbit43 Chad Ambrose44 Matt Whelan 45 Josh Cameron46 Mitch Hillyear47 Mitch Harris 48 Chris Samways 49 Nick Baron50 Ryan Hickey 51 Kyle Lynch52 Jack Tunks 53 Dylan Burstall 54 Kyle McLean 55 Jared Kirkwood56 Chris Bordin 58 Beau Guadion 59 Stephen Baguley 60 Angus Emery 63 Matt Dunn64 Ben Cain

Seniors & Reserves

Under 19’s - Coach: Andrew Hitchiner



RED HILL Seniors Coach: Tony BlackfordReserves Coach: Josh BeardGround Red Hill Showgrounds Arthurs Seat Rd, Red Hill Mel: 190 H4Phone 5989 2500Colours Red & White

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

1 Nathan Higgins2 Matty Mitchell (VC)3 Jono Ross4 Max Tulen5 Gabe Nocella6 Shea Mitchell7 Trey Dawson9 Adam Marchetti10 Tom Graham11 Matt Lonsdale

12 Hamish McShane (C)13 Sam Scicluna (VC)14 Ollie Wicks15 Jake Kearney16 James McGee17 Alex Pangbourne18 Nav Scho�eld19 Ethan Bryan20 Jarrod Lowe21 Torren Powell

22 Lachlan Taylor23 Max Westle24 Luke Marchessani25 Lachy Prins26 James Pittard27 Max Knight28 Paul McIntyre29 Jye Brooks30 James Gioutsos

1 Michael Holmes2 Marcus Dal Lago (VC)3 Jeremy Monckton4 Nick Bateman5 Sean Marchetti6 Jake Mitchell7 Michael Dillon (C)8 Rheede Hopgood9 Peter Dal Lago10 Mitch Wallace11 Luke Marchetti12 Nick Walsh13 Harry Larwill14 Michael Mock15 Matt Hyden16 Tom McKinley17 Jonah Siversen17 Shane Ramsay18 Andrew Mock19 Daniel McNamara21 Andrew Gilmour22 Blake McCormack (VC)23 Harry Byrt (RC)24 Fletcher Kearney25 Jake Mold

26 Matt Mitchell (RVC)27 Blake Thomson29 Elliot Davies29 Ben Poole30 Ryan Blake32 Craig Kennedy33 Darren McLeod34 Jayden Pain35 Haydn Kellett37 Aaron Embling (RVC)38 Tom McEncroe39 Lincoln Toy41 Corey Wood42 Brent Martin43 Nathan O’Neill44 Harry Jones45 Daniel Born47 Lachlan Chandler48 Jared Eames49 Hamish Dick50 Bryce Williams68 Seamus Thomson

Seniors & Reserves

Under 19’s - Coach: Andrew Gilmour

CRIB POINT Seniors Coach: Taylor StrattonReserves Coach: Ricky ThompsonGround Recreation Reserve, Colin Pde, Crib Point Mel: 195 B1Phone 5983 9323Colours Black & White

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

1 Jay Corstens2 Sam Cook3 Will Larkin4 Joseph Smith5 Brodie Prestage6 Connor Marson7 Gordon Frankel8 Rob McIntyre9 Nick Rutherford (C)

10 Lyndon Babos11 Jayden Deas12 Harri Dekleuver13 Kye Espenschied14 Lyndon Babos16 Beau Baker19 Anthony Tate20 Ethan Smith (VC)21 Pat Gracie

22 Matt Henry23 Iain Colliver24 Jacob Collins25 Jarrod Fisk33 Joel Wisken35 Tyler Lewis71 Spencer Wilton

1 Sam Adams2 Brad Arnold (C)3 Dean Warry (VC)4 Zack Condick5 Josh Pemberton- Buchanan6 Lee Koerner7 Daniel White (RVC)8 Zak Dekleuver9 Jonothan Flack10 Luke Herrington11 Waide Symes12 Luke Conway13 James Cook14 Mitch Stansborough15 David Cook16 Neil Clark17 Paul Smith18 Mark Harkness19 Shayne Ainsworth20 Riley Cli�ord22 Matt Wappatt23 Jayden Espenchied24 Brendan Phillips25 Jack Johnson26 Tim Cook27 Brad Davidson28 Liam O’Connor29 Dan Wise31 Jake Bromley32 Danny Edwards (RC)

33 Glenn Barclay35 Paul Dadds36 Jacob Cudmore38 Joel Monger40 Beau Monty41 James Forecast42 Pete Coelli43 Jared Newton44 Taylor Stratton45 Matt Hogan46 Calhoun Holt47 Mitch Davis48 Kyle Arnott49 Cal Campbell51 Tyler Wilton53 Marty Berryman54 Jake Dade-Bell55 Aaron Darling57 David MacIntyre58 Justin Bourke59 Danny Vercoe61 Brodie Hill64 Mitch Kleinig65 Duane Annable68 Tim Beech73 Kain Stratton75 Trystan Precht76 Mark Cairns77 Matt Sloper

Seniors & Reserves

Under 19’s - Coach: Andrew Wisken



The Meticulous Man In White…In a time in which an abnormal number of AFL players are cracking the magical 300 mark, this week marks the 400th SUA Senior Game of one of the association’s �n-est, Rohan David. A man who’s never been afraid to get his hands dirty either on or o� the �eld, Rohan has been given his all to the association. His commitments o� the �eld and accolades on �eld are proof of this.Schooled in the yester year, Rohan began his umpiring long before the majority of today’s players when lying in cots. The career that started back in 1982 and in the seniors in 1983 when games were run one-out, bouncing was the norm (not a fossilised relic of day gone by - refer-ring to bouncing here not Rohan himself...or at least we think) and there was no such thing as the “order-o�” rule. Back then Rohan was umpiring the fathers of some of to-day’s current day players.In a career (that mind you still has plenty more chapters) including stints at the VFL between 1986 and 1995 where Rohan o�ciated in 25 VFL Senior and 20 AFL Reserves matches, the running machine counts his highlights as the 13 Senior Grand Finals he has umpired over the journey. Rohan’s 10 Casey Cardinia Senior Grand Finals is an SUA record. One many expect could stand the test of time. Closest to his heart is last year’s 2015 SEFNL Senior Grand Final (Cranbourne v Berwick) in which despite bat-tling a few old age niggles he had possibly his �nest �nals series culminating in the Senior Grand Final 7 years after his last (2008). It was made even more special by his 2014 campaign being ended on the eve of the Preliminary Fi-nal due to injury. The ultimate professional (many a young (and older) um-pire could learn a thing or two from him), Rohan’s atten-tion to detail is second to none. And by none, that means absolutely nobody known to mankind. Never the slight-est crease or wrinkle in his clothes (that’s not just the ironed on �eld kit) and boots that are whiter than white. If ever in need of good quality white paint for added brightness to the lounge room walls, just give Rohan a holler. And back to his attire…unless he gets completely and utterly confused while getting dressed in the morn-ings he can always con�rm the day of the week by reveal-ing his sock and…sorry have forgotten…think it rhymes with socks though. A complex man, Rohan’s approach to umpiring is somewhat simple and driven:• every game is a test (of your fitness, knowledge of the rules, common sense, composure under pressure)• treat everyone with respect• “make the rules clear” (Allan Jeans)• enjoy the game• not being noticed

Rohan credits some local umpiring greats as having the biggest in�uence on his career; Jim Klauer, Don Jolley, Peter Marshall and John Russo. And rates Mark Thorpe as the best he’s seen at a local level. When it comes to play-ers he’s also seen a few. Some of his top one include Si-mon Goosey, Greg Doyle, Brendan Long, Brendon Moore, Mark Hustwaite, Guy Stringer, Scott Kemble, Murray Peel, Michael Holland, Ricky Clark and Dan O’Loughlin (with apologies to plenty of others).A life member of the SUA, Rohan has done just about everything. From past committee member, social club secretary and training supervisor to current treasurer. But nothing speaks as highly of his character and stand-ing at the association as the �rst day current Director of Umpiring Mark Mounsey walked in the doors to try his hand at the caper. A stalwart of local footy and a pest of a player on the �eld, Mounsey had spent countless hours dishing it out to Rohan. Every time Rohan strutted out in his white, Mounsey shook his head, spurt out a small grin and got his lips ready for yet another verbal bashing. Yet the �rst person to run the length of the ground and hold out a hand with a warm welcome Mounsey to this scary new world was none other than Rohan David. It’s only �t-ting that today Rohan asked Mounsey to be part of his special achievement in a cracking senior match between Sorrento and Dromana (at Sorrento).Getting a bit of a whistle up from Rohan here to get back in the game. So from all at the SUA we wish you all the very best in your 400th Senior game. Don’t think this means the siren’s gonna sound anytime soon…CONGRATULATIONS ROHANStay 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.



Bendigo Community BankEaster Round

Good Friday 25th MarchRosebud 5.18.48 vs. Rye 7.6.48 (R4)

Frankston 16.13-109 vs. Pearcedale 5.13-43 (R4)Easter Saturday 26th March

Somerville 28.16.184 vs. Tyabb 11.6.72 (R4)Dromana 16.6.102 vs. Sorrento 11.11.77 (R2)

Round 1 - Saturday 9th AprilRosebud 16.15.111 vs. Dromana 7.5.47

Somerville 8.12.60 vs. Rye 13.8.86Tyabb 2.11.23 vs. Frankston 24.15.159

Sorrento 11.12.78 vs. Hastings 16.15.111Devon M 13.17.95 vs. Pearcedale 4.11.35

Sunday 10th AprilCrib Point 8.6.54 vs. Red Hill 11.13.79

Round 2 - Saturday 16th AprilFrankston 8.15.63 vs. Somerville 18.9.117

Red Hill 13.15.93vs. Tyabb 6.6.42Hastings 20.11.131 vs. Rosebud 3.10.28

Rye 16.11.107 vs. Devon M 11.10.76Pearcedale 16.16.112 vs. Crib Point 11.8.74

Round 3 - Saturday 23rd AprilDromana 12.13.85 vs. Rye 10.17.77

Tyabb 0.1.1 vs. Sorrento 10.8.68Sunday 24th April

Rosebud 11.8.74 vs. Red Hill 7.10.52Crib Point 10.10.70 vs. Devon M 18.12.120

Monday 25th AprilSomerville 17.11.113 vs. Pearcedale 10.13.73

Hastings 12.12.84 vs. Frankston 9.12.66

Round 4 - Saturday 30th AprilDevon M 14.11.95 vs. Hastings 17.12.114 Sorrento 25.10.160 vs. Crib Point 9.8.62

Round 5 - Pink RoundSaturday 7th May

Pearcedale 18.15.123 vs. Dromana 10.10.70Frankston 25.13.163 vs. Devon M 13.7.85Hastings 12.9.81 vs. Somerville 19.10.124

Rye 10.6.66 vs. Red Hill 10.10.70Sorrento 10.12.72 vs. Rosebud 10.11.71Tyabb 11.14.80 vs. Crib Point 24.18.162

Round 6 - Community Umpire RoundSaturday 14th May

Dromana 10.13.73 vs. Frankston 13.16.94Rye 13.6.84 vs. Sorrento 21.16.142

Red Hill 12.13.85 vs. Somerville 8.6.54Pearcedale 12.12.84 vs. Tyabb 11.16.82

Devon Meadows 6.12.48 vs. Rosebud 9.11.65Crib Point 5.8.38 vs. Hastings 12.15.87

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

Hastings 14.14.98 vs. Dromana 8.11.59 Sorrento 11.12.78 vs. Red Hill 7.8.50

Somerville 13.19.97 vs. Crib Point 7.8.50Tyabb 9.6.60 vs. Devon Meadows 9.11.65Rosebud 10.13.73 vs. Pearcedale 4.6.30

Frankston 19.16.130 vs. Rye 8.7.55

Round 8 - Saturday 4th JuneDromana 13.16.94 vs. Tyabb 7.5.47

Pearcedale 12.8.80 vs. Sorrento 24.10.154Devon M 9.10.64 vs. Somerville 18.22.130

Crib Point 6.6.42 vs. Rosebud 19.12.126Red Hill 10.7.67 vs. Frankston 15.12.102

Rye 14.11.95 vs. Hastings 8.13.61

Queens Birthday WeekendSaturday 11th June

Sorrento 8.10.58 vs. Rye 9.14.68Sunday 12th June

Red Hill 15.8.98 vs. Dromana 14.9.93

Round 9 - Saturday 18th JuneSomerville 10.10.70 vs. Dromana 16.11.107

Sorrento 12.16.88 vs. Devon Meadows 13.12.90Hastings 25.18.168 vs. Tyabb 4.5.29

Frankston 9.10.64 vs. Rosebud 4.7.31 Rye 11.20.86 vs. Crib Point 13.6.84

Red Hill 17.11.113 vs. Pearcedale 6.8.44

Round 10 - Saturday 25th JuneDromana 13.13.91 vs. Crib Point 11.9.75Sorrento 15.11.101 vs. Frankston 7.15.57Rosebud 14.13.97 vs. Somerville 7.10.52

Tyabb 13.12.90 vs. Rye 19.12.126Pearcedale 11.9.75 vs. Hastings 18.11.119

Devon M 7.10.52 vs. Red Hill 7.16.58

Round 11 - Saturday 2nd July (Split Round) Dromana 15.11.101 vs. Devon M 14.13.97Crib Point 5.4.34 vs. Frankston 16.16.112

Tyabb 5.7.37 vs. Rosebud 19.29.143Saturday 9th July

Rye 15.18.108 vs. Pearcedale 10.13.73Somerville 19.14.128 vs. Sorrento 15.6.96

Hastings 12.7.79 vs. Red Hill 16.9.105

Round 12 - Saturday 16th JulySorrento vs. Dromana (SOR)

Pearcedale vs. Somerville (PEA)Frankston vs. Tyabb (FRA)

Rosebud vs. Hastings (ROS)Devon Meadows vs. Rye (DM)

Red Hill vs. Crib Point (RH)

Round 13 - Saturday 23rd JulyDromana vs. Red Hill (DRO)Hastings vs. Sorrento (HAS)Tyabb vs. Somerville (TYA)

Rye vs. Rosebud (RYE)Devon Meadows vs. Frankston (DM)

Crib Point vs. Pearcedale (CP)

Round 14 - Saturday 30th JulyFrankston vs. Dromana (FRA)Rosebud vs. Sorrento (ROS)

Somerville vs. Hastings (SOM)Crib Point vs. Tyabb (CP)

Red Hill vs. Rye (RH)Pearcedale vs. Devon Meadows (PEA)

Round 15 - Saturday 6th AugustDromana vs. Rosbud (DRO)

Somerville vs. Red Hill (SOM)Devon Meadows vs. Tyabb (DM)Pearcedale vs. Frankston (PEA)Hastings vs. Crib Point (HAS)

Round 16 - Saturday 13th AugustRye vs. Dromana (RYE)

Red Hill vs. Sorrento (RH)Crib Point vs. Somerville (CP)

Tyabb vs. Pearcedale (TYA)Rosebud vs. Devon Meadows (ROS)

Frankston vs. Hastings (FRA)

FINALSSaturday 20th August - QF

Sunday 21st August - EFSaturday 27th August - 2nd SF

Sunday 28th August - 1st SFSaturday 3rd September - PF

Saturday 10th September - GF

Fixture



Bendigo Community BankNepean Netball Preview – Round 12 2016

Is that it? No more split rounds…I think so! We now have a clean run home for the next 5 weeks and then �nals!!! Woohoo got to love �nal time.

With a full round to preview this week we’d better get into it…

Sorrento v Dromana

The Tigers have found some form of late and last week knocked o� Devon Meadows. Now they are only sit two games out of the top 4 and with Crib Point taking on Red Hill this week the Tigers will be hopeful that the Magpies win. Not only that they will need to win well themselves to boost their percentage to jump over Devon on the ladder. Sorrento will put up a �ght but Dromana form will see them take the win.

Pearcedale v Somerville

The local derby between the Panthers and the Eagles. Whilst both teams sit 3 games apart, don’t think for any second that Somerville will have an easy game. Pearcedale had a good win last week over Rye and will be looking to extend the winning feeling another week. Whilst the Eagles had a one way street it won’t be the same this week, so hopefully for Pearcedale they’ll catch the Eagles napping.

Frankston v Tyabb

Frankston are still yet to get the four points so far this season. A draw has been the closest they have come, and with only 4 rounds eft for the Bombshells (as the last round is a bye) we will be cheering them on to hopefully see them win a game in 2016. This week it may not be the one against Tyabb but keep going girls your nearly there.

Devon Meadows v Rye

Devon Meadows will be coming out all guns blazing as they try to secure a �nals spot in 2016. Sitting only 5th by percentage above Dromana it is critical for the Panthers to win today to stay in touch with the top sides and keep their �nal chances alive. Rye won’t make the �nals but they will make sure they will determine some of the results along the way, which will be the platform for their 2017 season.

Red Hill v Crib Point

Would say this is the match of the round. A local derby which could turn the tables in so many ways. If Crib Point win it puts Dromana and Devon Meadows (provided they win) back in the hunt for 4th spot. Whilst if Red Hill win it should see the top 4 locked in as they would then be 2-3games clear with on 4 weeks left. Last time these two met it was round 1 one, and a one sided a�air. Don’t think it will be the case this time round. But like last year’s 1st Semi Final a physical encounter of hard tough netball!

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Netball NotesDevon Meadows PanthersIn u17’s the girls had a better start to the game against Dromana taking the lead early in the 1st quarter but could not hold onto that lead letting Dromana move ahead on the scoreboard. The girls were unable to get on top of their opposition despite having plenty of turnovers. Credit to see the girls putting in the e�ort to stay in the game & be competitive. D 39 to DM 30. BOC Tyra. In C grade, the girls did their usual thanggg playing 4 quarters as a united team. Hard work is paying o� for the players willing to train hard and out in extra work at training. BIC Chels & Nel. In B grade, the girls worked well down the court and fed the goalers beautifully (those goals will come!). The whole game was very fast paced & eventually the girls found their feet & by half time had a gap lead on the opposition. The mid courters were on �re, especially Paige who got every centerpass and drove hard onto that ring- well done! The defenders worked well but Dromana also shot at a high percentage, so there were not many rebounds ups for grabs. The girls �nished the game, pulling a fair bit away from Dromana taking the win. BOC Chi. In A grade, the girls started o� on �re, however were caught by the tigers in the end. The mid court drove hard on the w/e & the defenders produced multiple turnovers however the pressure was high amoung both teams- resulting in little mistakes being made. The goalers worked hard cosidering the height at both ends of the court by the opposition.BOC Lanz.

Pearcedale PanthersWhat a week on the netball court for our Panther girls! Last Saturday bought about some rare sunny winter weather and the girls welcomed every ray of warmth down at Rye as they took on the Demons.C Grade led the �rst charge with a solid win over an extremely tall Rye side. But once again their defence was excellent and they put pressure over the ball on all areas of the court, causing and capitalising on many turnovers. A really great e�ort girls well done!B Grade was a tough uphill battle but our girls looked fresh out on the court after a week’s break. A vicious battle for 3 quarters, the two teams were neck and neck in the �rst half led by strong defence from the back end and rewarded by beautiful shooting from Vikki Taylor. Unfortunately the 3rd quarter let them down and �nished the day with a loss but a much improved team and lots of positives to take away from this match- great job girls!A Grade played an outstanding match across the entire court, really throwing it all at Rye. The movement and passing through the centre was fantastic and the defence tenacious while the goaling end had the accuracy, movement and perfect feeding trifecta! A really excellent win from this ever improving side!

Tyabb YabbiesLast round a very undermanned Tyabb team came up against Rosebud. U/17s gave it a really good shot but weren’t able to put enough goals on the scoreboard to worry Rosebud. It was pleasing to see Amelia and Kelsey continue to work hard for their team despite the large margin. Thanks to Anna for �lling in at late notice. C grade managed to just hold on to the win by 3 goals. The team was missing some key players from both ends of the court but this has given some girls an opportunity to step up and prove their worth as we near �nals. B grade went in 4 players down and thank Nat, Chloe and Lace for stepping up from C grade to help out on the day. It proved to be a tough match due to the number of changes across all positions on court. The girls all fought well and were able to come away happy winners.A grade also su�ered terribly with players out for this round. Leonie, Bec and Chloe helped out and did a great job to match their Rosebud opponents. Scores were close at quarter time but our defensive pressure intensi�ed into the second and third quarter, making it near impossible for Rosebud’s goalers to score. Similar to all games for our senior sides, it was a closer match than we would like but considering the number of players missing, a great whole team e�ort.Today we meet Frankston for the second time and look forward to a great battle.NIP! NIP!


Bendigo Community Bank Netball NotesSorrento SharksThis week was another tough one for our C Grade girls against Somerville but they really tried to focus on not dropping their heads despite what the scoreboard showed. The game was very clean from somerville and we unfortunately couldn’t match the skill that they brought. Well done to the girls on a good e�ort. Great e�ort today by the B team against a very tough team. They played one of the better games as a team for the season and really smashed it in the third quarter with awesome teamwork. The �nal score did not re�ect the e�ort you all put in. Great work from Kirra who did some amazing passes into the goal rings and well done to Emma Voight who did not give up during the entire game. A Grade girls had a very very tough game against Somerville. Somerville played extremely well, and proved they are a great strong team. They were beaten very early in the match but managed to hold their heads high throughout the whole game. Hopefully next week will bring better results.Thanks to Rattray and Walker, Marlo Spa and Fletchers Real Estate for your support.

Somerville EaglesLast round we faced Sorrento on what was a perfect day for netball at the Nest. The C girls came out �ring and were rewarded with a big win. The defenders and mid court created lots of turnovers which were then converted by the goalers. Kelly Martin scored a huge 25 goals and worked brilliantly with her other goalers. The B girls enjoyed a great day on the court overrunning a young Sorrento side 78 -20. The goalers worked hard on the one percenters and it showed in how they used the circle. Converted turnovers were up near their goal and they are on track for their ultimate goal this season. It was a great team e�ort! The A girls had a massive win with Bec Dixon shooting a massive 80 goals!! She was fed the ball beautifully by the centre court and the defenders created a huge amount of turnovers. Overall it was a great 3 wins for the Eaglets. A big thank you to everyone who supported our Beyond Blue Bash in the clubrooms after the games and a HUGE shoutout to Liv and everyone who helped to organise This round we look forward to taking on Pearcedale at Pearcedale. GO EAGLES!!!!!

Crib Point MagpiesAs Frankston do not provide an under 17’s team, C Grade took the court an hour early. The girls got o� to a shaky start and were down by 6 goals at the �rst break. To their credit they fought back and were up by 3 during the last quarter. Unfortunately the game ended in a draw and both teams leaving the court robbed of victory. Molly Palser was best on court with a gutsy e�ort in the centre court. The B Grade game provided another slog out and in a physical encounter the girls were unable to overcome the Bombers in a 13 goal loss. Best on court went to Casey Ainsworth who provided strong leads and accurate goaling all game. Too many turnovers in the attack end cost us as our defenders worked tirelessly against tough competition. After watching the previous 2 games our A Grade girls were ready for a tough game but Frankston were depleted and our girls had a convincing win. With three players out this week, we were able to show our depth as a club as we smashed the bombers 15 to 63. The girls showed amazing team work and heaps of positive talk. Best on court went to Alicia Coventry.

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Bendigo Community BankDromana TigersWell our last game was a fortnight ago and what a weekend it was...... a big weekend Georgie’s 100th game and Mid season Ball which was enjoyed by all...U 17’s started the day with a great win over the Devon Meadows Girls Renae has done a great job with this team and training is a must at this end of the season keep up the great job .....Awards went to Shannen Fowler and Molly AustinC Grade and B Grade had a hard day with Devon to strong on the day C Grade Awards went to Sheldon Willliams and Sammi Farquer and B Awards to Chanelle Jenkins and Maggi Alford.A Grade started the day with Georgie and her 100th game Banner (great job Girls) It was a close game from the start with Devon being up by 4 at half time .The half time speech must have been great because the girls came out after that on �re out scoring Devon by 6 in the third this carried on into the last quarter with no changes and the Tigers came out on top by 7. Great job GirlsAwards went to Kristi Brinksma and Georgie May.This week up against Sorrento �nds us struggling to �nd players Thanks to all the girls who have been able to help out this weekGo Tigers

Rosebud BudsA-Grade – Unfortunately we had another loss this week, with Tyabb proving too strong. However our girls came out strong and focussed giving 100% in every quarter. Focussing on applying what we worked on at training, the girls worked had on our intensity and defensive pressure down the court. Well done to our girls for giving their all and �ghting to the end! Best on was Millie (C) and Darcy (GK). B-Grade – Sadly we had several players out due to work & illness but we are so lucky within our Club that we have so many keen and versatile girls to cover!! We played really well considering our position changes. The �ow of the ball down the court was impressive but Tyabb’s defence was tough. Well done to our B-Grade girls – you really stepped up! Best on were Lily (GS) and Leshelle (WD). C-Grade – What a great game by all the girls! We kept close all day and only just missed out on the points in the end. Looking forward to the next few weeks as we’re improving each week and with a good turn-out at training we are aiming for some wins. Best on was Tiahn and Daisy who came up from the Under 17s to help out – thanks girls. Under 17s – Awesome game girls! With a strong �rst quarter we were able to get a good lead from the start. A shaky second quarter meant they were able to come back but we kept our cool and stayed strong with awesome defending all the way down the court. We were able to extend the lead in the third quarter and smash them in the fourth. Well done girls you all played a fantastic game! Best on today were Shannon (GD) and Casey (C).

Rye DemonsLast Saturday we hosted Pearcedale at home. The weather smiled on us and we played the 3 games in good dry conditions. We had another average day at the o�ce and we only managed one win. The C grade match was a hard one for the girls and they fell short with a 9 to 37 loss. BOC Eliza McRae. The B grade match was our highlight with the girls taking the win 37 to 28. BOC Sharnia Garner. The A grade match was one of mixed fortunes. The score was 32 to 39 giving the win to Pearcedale. BOC was Sienna Wills. Thanks to all the girls who have been trying week after week to �ll the gaps and make up for our missing players. You are all fantastic. This week we take on Devon Meadows. Good luck to all players. Go Dees.

Red Hill HillsIt was a cold & early start last week at Hastings. But as the sun started to shine so did our C grade team. Coming out of the blocks with a fast pace in the 1st quarter, Redhill took control. All girls played a great defensive game, with lots of turnovers. Our goalers capitalised on this which led to a comfortable win. If this type of play continues, we should be watching this team progressively stepping up the ladder. Our B grade last week were challenged in every quarter, there was no time to let their guard down, at half time there was only one goal the di�erence. The crowd were on the edge of their seats. Hastings battled on relentlessly but I congratulate the girls on the hard fought game which resulted in Redhill winning by 2 goals.

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Hastings BluesC grade played in patches where they were super strong and patches where they faded away. Overall a good performance showing improvement every week. Tori Camerli had her best game for the year, intercepting and �nished o� with strong passing in attack. B grade started o� strong keeping even with Red Hill in the game.Too many errors throughout the match cost us on the board in areas where we just need to play our own game and value our possession of the ball. We had a �nal charge in the last quater unfortunately not enough to get in front causing a close loss by 2 goals.The girls however showed that the �ghting spirit is there and if we keep building on the desire to run out matches and chase the win then our game will continue to improve.Ladies Day that followed was a huge success raising money for our electric score board, thanks to Emma Smith for organizing such a great day.

Frankston BombshellsElection day beckoned and it took almost as long to get over the jet lag from travelling to Crib Point as it did to decide our next Prime Minister. We achieved a hung parliament, majority party win and an early secession loss, in our version of the polls. (A draw, win and loss for those playing at home!) In C grade Chrissy thought running late counted as the perfect warm up exercise. The girls transferred the stress from last minute bib delivery into a high energy �rst quarter giving us an initial jump over Cribby. Cassie aka Lewie’s Mum, was more accurate than Steph Curry and illustrated how successful pregnancy can be as a form of preseason training! Our jump was almost insurmountable but just not quite enough to take the 4 points. In a very diplomatic ending we agreed to share the points. B grade got o� to the perfect start with Bev attempting a Guinness world record for the highest repetitive vertical leap getting more rebounds than broken promises in

this year’s election campaign. Cath also shooting so consistently that you could lock in 45 of those dashes in the scorebook in advance. The win just sneaking us into the 4 by a bee’s you know what.A grade had already begun preparations for the ball with tans so bronze it improved our dancing skills but not our netball skills. Grace and Lou our superstars giving it 100% until the end were the standouts. Unfortunately A grade had to walk away like Craig David taught them to without the 4 points. Maybe this week go Bomber!

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Plan ahead, on and off the field

If you’re going to have a few drinks, plan ahead and arrange

a ride with a designated driver – someone who’s not drinking

or who’s responsibly sticking to light.

Good sports don’t let their mates drink and drive.


Plan ahead, on and offthe fieldIf you’re going to have a few drinks,plan ahead and arrange a ride with adesignated driver – someone who’snot drinking or who’s responsiblysticking to light.

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Footy ResultsSENIORS

Rye 15.18.108 def 10.13.73 PearcedaleRYE GOALS: N. Henley 6, B. Winters-Kerr 2, M. Greig 2, R. Mullett, K. Bardon, M. Whelan, B. Egan, D. Millhouse; BEST: N. Henley, J. Nisbet, R. Mullett, M. Dunn, B. Winters-Kerr, B. EganPEARCEDALE GOALS: T. Jacobson 4, B. Mitchell 2, A. Simmons, G. Anderson, B. Dinger, L. Marshall; BEST: T. Jacobson, K. Searle, A. Simmons, D. Hoare, L. Marshall, B. Dinger

Somerville 19.14.128 def 15.6.96 SorrentoSOMERVILLE GOALS: B. Crowe 5, J. Sutton 5, B. Rolfe 3, B. Sedgwick 3, S. Crowe, J. Westerman, D. Hirst; BEST: K. McKenzie, J. Sutton, B. Sedgwick, B. Crowe, R. Hogenbirk, T. FarrellySORRENTO GOALS: S. Lockwood 3, N. Corp 2, Z. Byrns 2, M. Gardner, J. Hallahan, L. Tapscott, N. Marston, B. Kenyon, L. Treeby, S. Gladman, J. Egan; BEST: D. Stephenson, G. Stringer, L. Tapscott, J. Ferguson, R. Potter, Z. Byrns

Hastings 12.7.79 def by 16.9.105 Red HillHASTINGS GOALS: L. Clark 3, L. Hewitt 3, C. McVeigh 2, M. Cli�ord, P. Rogasch, S. Foster, D. Alanis; BEST: N. Gray, C. McVeigh, M. Cli�ord, J. Mulheron, L. Hewitt, J. AusterberryRED HILL GOALS: J. Ross 4, H. Larwill 4, T. McEncroe 2, B. Poole, J. Eames, J. Mitchell, J. Monckton, L. Marchetti, J. Mold; BEST: J. Siversen, B. Poole, J. Ross, M. Wallace, H. Larwill, J. Monckton

RESERVESRye 23.13.151 def 2.1.13 PearcedaleRYE GOALS: A. Gileno 6, D. Cimino 3, S. Shea 2, D. Schwind 2, D. Burstall 2, S. Sterling 2, R. Hawkins 2, A. Emery, H. Crowe, B. Gaudion, D. Sanderson; BEST: T. Woodford, D. Cimino, D. Schwind, D. Howie, S. Shea, T. MazurekPEARCEDALE GOALS: D. Marshall, M. Watts; BEST: C. Brownlee, M. Watts, J. Garrett, J. Paddick, D. Marshall, J. Baum

Somerville 7.7.49 def by 11.12.78 SorrentoSOMERVILLE GOALS: W. Casey 2, M. Moran 2, A. Sweeney-Smith, M. Nation, S. Adams; BEST: T. Finn, M. Moran, J. Whybrow, S. Adams, C. Dow, J. MooneySORRENTO GOALS: J. Kellar 2, A. Morrison 2, J. Peart, N. Diconza, D. Lawson, D. Hickey, S. Duewel, N. Muller, J. Pitcher; BEST: D. Lawson, G. Hammond, J. Main, L. Croad, N. Muller, A. Morrison

Hastings 4.6.30 def by 13.6.84 Red HillHASTINGS GOALS: J. Stand�eld 2, B. Schroen, C. Watson; BEST: J. Bradshaw, J. Ward, S. Williams, S. Clancy, A. Taylor, C. WatsonRED HILL GOALS: H. Byrt 3, N. Shute 2, J. Brooks 2, D. Macleod, L. Toy, E. Davies, A. Gilmour, N. O’Neill, A. Mock; BEST: B. Williams, O. Wicks, A. Gilmour, H. Byrt, A. Embling, J. Pain

UNDER 19Rye 2.3.15 def by 14.11.95 PearcedaleRYE GOALS: S. Roane, C. Watson; BEST: N. Seddon, J. Papalia, J. Cameron, M. Dunn, S. Gilmartin, L. HardyPEARCEDALE GOALS: J. Hobson 3, J. Stanes 2, J. Angel 2, L. Mooney 2, L. Jennings, T. Quigley, D. Scully, M. Wright, C. Pritchard; BEST: L. Jennings, J. Hobson, T. Craven, D. Scully, R. Cha�ey, J. Morgan

Somerville 6.7.43 def by 12.8.80 SorrentoSOMERVILLE GOALS: L. Heppell - Hickson, C. Barnes, L. Dixon, P. Nagel, J. Stapleton, J. Whybrow; BEST: L. Dixon, T. Roberts, T. Anderson, J. Whybrow, B. Nation, J. Walker-SwainSORRENTO GOALS: R. Byrns 2, D. Thomson-Irwin 2, R. Sanderson 2, D. Dunstan, W. Tucker, J. Grant, H. White, J. Blair, B. Holt; BEST: D. Thomson-Irwin, J. Grant, K. King, T. Clarke, W. Tucker, A. Callaghan

Hastings 3.4.22 def by 19.11.125 Red HillHASTINGS GOALS: L. Gibbs 2, A. King; BEST: L. McVeigh, A. King, K. Lewis, P. Langdale, S. HewittRED HILL GOALS: A. Marchetti 5, J. Magee 2, M. Tulen 2, J. Gioutsos 2, J. Pittard 2, G. Nocella, L. Taylor, M. Lonsdale, M. Westle, T. Powell, J. Lowe; BEST: M. Westle, T. Powell, L. Taylor, J. Lowe, M. Tulen, G. Nocella


Bendigo Community Bank Footy Stats

SENIORSTeam P W L D F A % Pts

Frankston 11 8 3 0 1119 713 156.94 32Hastings 11 8 3 0 1133 792 143.06 32Red Hill 11 8 3 0 870 738 117.89 32Rosebud 11 7 3 1 867 623 139.17 30Rye 12 7 4 1 1006 977 102.97 30Sorrento 12 7 5 0 1172 904 129.65 28Somerville 11 7 4 0 1129 874 129.18 28Dromana 11 6 5 0 922 967 95.35 24Devon M 11 4 7 0 887 991 89.51 16Pearcedale 11 3 8 0 772 1110 69.55 12Crib Point 11 1 10 0 745 1150 64.78 4Tyabb 11 0 11 0 563 1346 41.83 0

RESERVES Team P W L D F A % Pts

Rosebud 11 10 1 0 991 311 318.65 40Red Hill 11 9 2 0 702 439 159.91 36Rye 12 8 4 0 887 474 187.13 32Somerville 11 7 4 0 720 557 129.26 28Sorrento 12 7 5 0 760 622 122.19 28Frankston 11 6 4 1 578 529 109.26 26Devon M 11 5 5 1 529 644 82.14 22Hastings 11 4 6 1 523 689 75.91 18Dromana 11 4 7 0 632 604 104.64 16Crib Point 11 4 7 0 560 547 102.38 16Pearcedale 11 1 10 0 323 1207 26.76 4Tyabb 11 0 10 1 410 992 41.33 2

UNDER 19’STeam P W L D F A % Pts

Red Hill 11 11 0 0 1224 223 548.88 44Sorrento 12 11 1 0 1493 308 484.74 44Rosebud 11 9 2 0 920 384 239.58 36Somerville 10 7 3 0 868 341 254.55 32Crib Point 11 7 4 0 630 560 112.50 28Frankston 11 5 6 0 614 625 98.24 20Pearcedale 11 4 7 0 403 790 51.01 16Hastings 11 4 7 0 441 873 50.52 16Devon M 11 3 8 0 490 741 66.13 12Tyabb 10 3 7 0 490 791 61.95 12Dromana 11 2 9 0 473 948 49.89 8Rye 12 0 12 0 177 1639 10.80 0

LADDERS LEADING GOAL KICKER “HOT SHOT”

RESERVESPlayer Club R T

Adrian Gileno Rye 6 18 Scott Sterling Rye 2 18 William Casey Somerville 2 17 Brendan Lee Dromana 1 17 Neil Clark Crib Point 2 16 Clancy Fulton Rosebud 0 15 Mitchell Kleinig Crib Point 0 15 Ryan Hawkins Rye 2 14 Dylan Burstall Rye 2 14 Daniel Hickey Sorrento 1 12

UNDER 19’SPlayer Club R T

Adam Marchetti Red Hill 5 37 Rhys Byrns Sorrento 2 33 Nathan Higgins Red Hill 0 24 Nathan Abbott Sorrento 0 22 Lachlan Taylor Rosebud 1 22 Matthew Foy Hastings 0 21 Travis French Rosebud 7 21 Patrick Nagel Somerville 1 20 Joel Wisken Crib Point 1 19 Billy Tovey Dromana 3 17

SENIORSPlayer Club R T

Matthew Greig Rye 2 39 Nick Corp Sorrento 2 38 Luke Hewitt Hastings 3 33 Colin McVeigh Hastings 2 30 Keegan Downie Rosebud 7 30 Glenn Michie Devon M 2 26 Benjamin Mitchell Pearcedale 2 26 Zachariah Longham Frankston 0 24 Thomas Shaw Somerville 0 24 Luke Tapscott Sorrento 1 24



Netball Stats

B GradeTeam P W D L F A Pts %Somerville 11 11 0 0 554 280 44 197.86Devon M 11 9 1 1 524 226 38 231.86Frankston 11 8 0 3 506 337 32 150.15Crib Point 11 7 1 3 471 280 30 168.21Tyabb 11 6 0 5 379 271 24 139.85Red Hill 11 6 0 5 373 458 24 81.44Rye 12 6 0 6 294 419 24 70.17Dromana 11 3 1 7 389 495 14 78.59Rosebud 11 3 1 7 298 439 14 67.88Hastings 11 3 0 8 266 368 12 72.28Pearcedale 11 2 0 9 267 416 8 64.18Sorrento 12 1 0 11 247 579 4 42.66

C GradeTeam P W D L F A Pts %Devon M 10 10 0 0 468 188 40 248.94Crib Point 11 8 1 2 309 225 34 137.33Somerville 11 8 0 3 354 184 32 192.39Tyabb 10 8 0 2 339 222 32 152.70Pearcedale 11 7 1 3 303 203 30 149.26Frankston 11 5 2 4 280 260 24 107.69Red Hill 11 5 0 6 318 295 20 107.80Rye 12 5 0 7 303 375 20 80.80Dromana 11 3 1 7 215 344 14 62.50Rosebud 11 3 0 8 212 289 12 73.36Sorrento 12 1 0 11 158 437 4 36.16Hastings 11 0 1 10 139 376 2 36.97

Under 17Team P B W D L F A Pts %Sorrento 8 4 7 0 1 298 172 44 173.26Rosebud 7 4 6 0 1 239 125 40 191.20Dromana 7 4 6 0 1 230 141 40 163.12Red Hill 7 4 4 0 3 153 130 32 117.69Devon M 7 4 3 0 4 195 209 28 93.30Tyabb 7 4 2 0 5 129 163 24 79.14Rye 8 4 1 0 7 146 252 20 57.94Crib Point 7 4 0 0 7 77 275 16 28.00Pearcedale 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

A GRADERye 32 def by 39 PearcedaleSomerville 94 def 15 SorrentoRed Hill - Bye B GRADERye 37 def 28 PearcedaleSomerville 78 def 20 SorrentoHastings 34 def by 36 Red Hill

C GRADERye 9 def by 37 PearcedaleSomerville 54 def 8 SorrentoHastings 23 def by 37 Red Hill

U17Rye - ByeSorrento - ByeRed Hill - Bye

Weekend Results

A GradeTeam P B W D L F A Pts %Crib Point 10 1 10 0 0 472 208 44 226.92Tyabb 9 1 8 0 1 516 259 36 199.23Somerville 10 1 7 0 3 531 267 32 198.88Red Hill 10 1 7 0 3 429 369 32 116.26Devon M 9 1 5 0 4 387 285 24 135.79Dromana 10 1 5 0 5 364 413 24 88.14Rosebud 10 1 4 1 5 391 463 22 84.45Pearcedale 10 1 4 0 6 290 447 20 64.88Rye 11 1 3 0 8 366 473 16 77.38Sorrento 11 1 1 0 10 242 580 8 41.72Frankston 10 1 0 1 9 273 497 6 54.93Hastings 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

LADDERS


FOOTBALL Club Snrs Res U19 TotalRosebud 22.5 20 9 51.5Red Hill 24 16 11 51Sorrento 21 14 11 46Frankston 24 13 5 42Somerville 18 14 8 40Hastings 24 8 4 36Rye 19.5 16 0 35.5Dromana 18 8 2 28Devon M 12 11 3 26Crib Point 3 8 7 18Pearcedale 9 2 4 15Tyabb 0 0 3 3

NETBALL Team A B C U17 T

Tyabb 30 18 8 6 62Crib Point 33 15 8.5 4 60.5Devon M 18 17 11 10 56Somerville 24 22 8 - 54Red Hill 21 12 4 7 44Dromana 18 7 3.5 10 38.5Rosebud 16.5 7 3 10 36.5Rye 12 12 5 4 33Frankston 4.5 16 6 - 26.5Pearcedale 15 2 7.5 0 24.5Sorrento 6 2 1 10 19Hastings 0 2 0.5 - 2.5

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS

COMBINED CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPClub S R U19 A B C U17 TotalRed Hill 8 8 11 7 6 4 7 51Rosebud 7.5 10 9 5.5 3.5 3 10 48.5Somerville 6 7 8 8 11 8 - 48Devon M 4 5.5 3 6 8.5 11 10 48Crib Point 1 4 7 11 7.5 8.5 4 43Sorrento 7 7 11 2 1 1 10 39Tyabb 0 0 3 10 9 8 6 36Frankston 8 6.5 5 1.5 8 6 - 35Dromana 6 4 2 6 3.5 3.5 10 35Rye 6.5 8 0 4 6 5 4 33.5Pearcedale 3 1 4 5 1 7.5 0 21.5Hastings 8 4 4 0 1 0.5 - 17.5

Combined U16 & U17’s Results (FDJFL & MPJFL)U16 - Round 9 - 19/06/2016

Beleura 13.5.83 def South Mornington 9.11.65Edi Asp 15.12.102 def Frankston Dolphins 8.11.59Mount Eliza 12.13.85 def Balnarring 7.9.51Red Hill 12.8.80 def Karingal 3.2.20Mount Martha 8.13 61 def Pines 2.8.20Bonbeach YCW 7.11 53 def Somerville 6.2.38

U17 - Round 9 - 19/06/2016Mount Eliza 14.8.92 def Mount Martha 4.5.29Langwarrin 8.8.56 def Frankston Dolphins 3.7.25Karingal 13.13.91 def Frankston Rovers 1.3.9Pearcedale Baxter Tyabb 11.7.73 def Somerville 9.11.65Dromana 12.12.84 def Carrum Downs/Skye 3.6.24Sorrento 13.17.95 def Balnarring 4.6.30Rye 9.9.63 def Crib Point 3.8.26

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Football SeniorsTeam P W L D F A % Pts

F’ston YCW 12 11 1 0 1397 501 278.84 44Mt Eliza 12 9 3 0 1065 802 132.79 36Pines 12 8 4 0 1035 915 113.11 32Bonbeach 12 7 5 0 904 919 98.37 28Edi-Asp 12 7 5 0 872 941 92.67 28Seaford 12 5 6 1 929 1007 92.25 22Karingal 12 4 7 1 884 1050 84.19 18Mornington 12 3 9 0 948 1135 83.52 12Langwarrin 12 3 9 0 647 1018 63.56 12Chelsea 12 2 10 0 783 1176 66.58 8

Football ReservesTeam P W L D F A % Pts

Mt Eliza 12 11 1 0 1148 366 313.66 44Bonbeach 12 10 2 0 761 410 185.61 40Langwarrin 12 8 4 0 836 559 149.55 32F’ston YCW 12 8 4 0 749 578 129.58 32Karingal 12 7 5 0 730 661 110.44 28Chelsea 12 6 6 0 695 706 98.44 24Seaford 12 5 7 0 642 755 85.03 20Edi-Asp 12 3 9 0 458 792 57.83 12Pines 12 2 10 0 396 980 40.41 8Mornington 12 0 12 0 450 1058 42.53 0

Football Under 19Team P W L D F A % Pts

Mt Eliza 12 11 1 0 975 403 241.94 44Seaford 12 8 4 0 950 471 201.70 32F’ston YCW 12 8 4 0 896 524 170.99 32Langwarrin 12 8 4 0 837 552 151.63 32Karingal 12 7 5 0 874 677 129.10 28Edi-Asp 12 7 5 0 796 660 120.61 28Mornington 12 6 6 0 778 728 106.87 24Bonbeach 12 4 8 0 458 998 45.89 16Chelsea 12 1 11 0 497 972 51.13 4Pines 12 0 12 0 238 1316 18.09 0

Peninsula League LaddersNetball A Grade

Team P W D L F A Pts %

Edi-Asp 12 12 0 0 681 244 48 279.10Karingal 12 10 0 2 704 394 40 178.68Seaford 13 10 0 3 598 455 40 131.43Mornington 12 8 0 4 534 420 32 127.14F’ston YCW 12 6 0 6 469 433 24 108.31Mt Eliza 12 6 0 6 533 508 24 104.92Langwarrin 12 6 0 6 455 513 24 88.69Pines 13 2 0 11 490 668 8 73.35Chelsea 12 1 0 11 297 638 4 46.55Bonbeach 12 0 0 12 261 749 0 34.85

Netball B GradeTeam P W D L F A Pts %

Edi-Asp 12 11 0 1 670 289 44 231.83Karingal 12 11 0 1 668 332 44 201.20F’ston YCW 12 9 0 3 520 375 36 138.67Mornington 12 8 0 4 505 429 32 117.72Seaford 12 7 0 5 467 384 28 121.61Mt Eliza 12 6 0 6 482 486 24 99.18Langwarrin 12 4 0 8 419 526 16 79.66Chelsea 12 3 0 9 355 552 12 64.31Pines 12 1 0 11 372 643 4 57.85Bonbeach 12 0 0 12 265 707 0 37.48

Netball C GradeTeam P W D L F A Pts %

Edi-Asp 12 11 1 0 722 254 46 284.25Karingal 12 11 0 1 613 351 44 174.64Mt Eliza 12 9 0 3 534 394 36 135.53F’ston YCW 12 8 1 3 494 368 34 134.24Langwarrin 12 6 0 6 432 385 24 112.21Seaford 12 5 0 7 435 437 20 99.54Mornington 12 5 0 7 431 451 20 95.57Chelsea 12 3 0 9 336 491 12 68.43Pines 12 1 0 11 301 627 4 48.01Bonbeach 12 0 0 12 197 737 0 26.73

Netball D GradeTeam P W D L F A Pts %

Edi-Asp 12 12 0 0 472 132 48 357.58Karingal 12 10 0 2 475 226 40 210.18Mt Eliza 12 10 0 2 424 262 40 161.83F’ston YCW 12 9 0 3 358 243 36 147.33Langwarrin 12 6 0 6 296 267 24 110.86Seaford 12 4 0 8 215 316 16 68.04Chelsea 12 2 2 8 221 396 12 55.81Pines 12 3 0 9 187 391 12 47.83Bonbeach 12 1 1 10 207 414 6 50.00Mornington 12 1 1 10 207 415 6 49.88

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