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#OWNTHESOUTHISSUE 22 SEMI FINALS DIV 1, 2, U19 & THIRDS PRELIMINARY FINALS DIV 3SEPTEMBER 10-11 , 2016

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Awesome weekend of Finals!Nice weather last weekend ensued that crowds came out for an awesome weekend of SFNL SAS Security Finals.

Congratulations and thanks go to Clayton and Keysborough on their excellent finals hosting job at late notice, due to the relocation of the Division 3 Semi Finals from Heatherton Recreation Reserve last weekend.

Similar to the week before, both venues presented so well and we congratulate Clayton and Keysborough for putting in a great effort to host successful events.

Well done to Robbie Imbriano and the Clayton workforce, as well Manny Scata and the Keysborough community. They should all be so proud and we look forward to assessing their finals applications in 2017.

Pleasingly, the SFNL Division 3 Preliminary Finals will be at Heatherton Recreation Reserve this weekend. The playing surface has again improved in the last two weeks following some excellent work by the Kingston Council and Heatherton FNC.

“Engagement” …The results are in!Our second edition of the Voice of the South – Fan Engagement Survey was Engagement with the questions focusing on our digital media platforms.

The survey was designed to give stakeholders an opportunity to provide feedback on the media initiatives of the SFNL.

In another very pleasing outcome, an enormous response rate was received with just under 600 individual surveys’ completed.

The high-level results from the survey was as follows:

I. Majority use Facebook (72%), Website (66%) and Emails (52%) as the main platforms to connect with SFNL.

II. Round Reviews (84%) and Round Previews (80%) were the most likeable Facebook content, followed by Feature Stories (72%) and Top 5 Players of the Round (66%). The results indicated that there was plenty of interest for SFNL TV videos (57%) and the Awkward Bounce videos (56%), however more promotion is required.

III. 64% rated the content of the SFNL Website as OK while 33% stated it was excellent. 73% found the functionality of the SFNL website easy to use, however, the other feedback indicated it wasn’t easy to use on mobile or tablet. The majority use the SFNL website for fixtures (87%), ladders (84%) and results (70%) with lesser interest in news stories (30%).

IV. 77% read the SFNL Record, where 51% rated the content as OK and 48% as excellent. Similar to website results, majority enjoy viewing ladders, results and fixtures, with club notes and team lists also popular.

V. Majority do not listen to SFNL Radio with 44% never listening and 38% listening a few times a year. The main reasons for not listening included ‘not interested’, ‘no time’ and ‘not knowing about it’. Of the listeners, 49% listen live to Match of the Day and 30% listen live to The 5th Quarter (Sunday Show). Majority enjoy SFNL Radio for the scores, game reviews, banter and match day commentary.

VI. 59% do not watch SFNL TV, where majority who do watch it will do so monthly. Majority want to see highlights. Majority would like to watch on a Sunday (29%) with 6-9pm as the preferred time slot (56%).

VII. 55% do not use SFNL Live, with the main reason being they were not aware it existed. Of the users, 65% will use it a few times a year with 20% using it every week. Majority use it for results and live scores for their team.

Where to from here? The SFNL are now analysing this data with the view to making improvements. Some small changes have already been made to the SFNL Website and Record over the last few months and further consideration will be had in the off-season.

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Div 1 Oakleigh District Dingley Dingley Dingley Oakleigh District Oakleigh District Dingley

East Malvern East Malvern Bentleigh East Malvern East Malvern East Malvern East Malvern

Div 2 Port Colts Port Colts Port Colts Port Colts Port Colts Port Colts Port Colts

Chelsea Heights Chelsea Heights Chelsea Heights Chelsea Heights Chelsea Heights Chelsea Heights Skye

Div 3 Doveton Eagles Doveton Eagles Doveton Eagles Doveton Eagles Doveton Eagles Doveton Eagles Ashwood

LAST WEEK 4 4 3 4 2 3 4

TOTAL 229 232 233 234 231 228 233

DIVISION 1 SECOND SEMI FINAL

DINGLEY V OAKLEIGH DISTRICT

BENTLEIGH V EAST MALVERN

DIVISION 2 SECOND SEMI FINAL

PORT MELBOURNE COLTS V CAULFIELD

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DIVISION 3PRELIMINARY FINAL

DOVETON EAGLES V

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Division 1 First Semi Final

Dingley v Oakleigh District

First met in 2007 - 6 matches (Dingley 4 wins, Oakleigh District 2 wins)

Largest Winning Margin Oakleigh District 24 pts (28/7/07)

Dingley 79 pts (26/5/07)

Smallest Winning Margin Oakleigh District 7 pts (6/8/16)

Dingley 24 pts (28/5/16)

Highest Score Oakleigh District 15-9-99 (28/7/07)

Dingley 22-14-146 (26/5/07)

Lowest Score Oakleigh District 9-9-63 (24/5/08)

Dingley 8-15-63 (6/8/16)

Port Melbourne Colts v Caulfield

First met in 2016 - 2 matches (Port Melbourne Colts 2 wins, Caulfield 0 wins)

Largest Winning Margin Port Melbourne Colts 55 pts (6/8/16)

Caulfield Not applicable

Smallest Winning Margin Port Melbourne Colts 30 pts (14/5/16)

Caulfield Not applicable

Highest Score Port Melbourne Colts 19-3-117 (6/8/16)

Caulfield 9-8-62 (6/8/16)

Lowest Score Port Melbourne Colts 12-10-82 (14/5/16)

Caulfield 7-10-52 (14/5/16)

Chelsea Heights v Skye

First met in 2016 - 2 matches (One win each)

Largest Winning Margin Chelsea Heights 72 pts (20/8/16)

Skye 14 pts (4/6/16)

Smallest Winning Margin Chelsea Heights 72 pts (20/8/16)

Skye 14 pts (4/6/16)

Highest Score Chelsea Heights 16-16-112 (20/8/16)

Skye 6-11-47 (4/6/16)

Lowest Score Chelsea Heights 4-9-33 (4/6/16)

Skye 6-4-40 (20/8/16)

Doveton Eagles v Ashwood

First met in 1996 - 13 matches (Ashwood 8 wins, Doveton Eagles 5 wins)

Largest Winning Margin Doveton Eagles 90 pts (10/8/13)

Ashwood 139 pts (6/7/96)

Smallest Winning Margin Doveton Eagles 23 pts (4/8/12)

Ashwood 1 pt (7/5/16)

Highest Score Doveton Eagles 20-11-131 (10/8/13)

Ashwood 26-12-168 (27/4/96)

Lowest Score Doveton Eagles 3-6-24 (16/5/98)

Ashwood 6-5-41 (10/8/13)

Bentleigh v East Malvern (Incorporating Tooronga/Malvern)*

First met in 2012 - 8 matches (Bentleigh 6 wins, East Malvern 2 wins)

Largest Winning Margin Bentleigh 54 pts (6/8/16)

East Malvern 89 pts (15/8/15)

Smallest Winning Margin Bentleigh 3 pts (14/6/14)

East Malvern 30 pts (13/6/15)

Highest Score Bentleigh 14-12-96 (16/8/14)

East Malvern 23-17-155 (15/8/15)

Lowest Score Bentleigh 2-6-18 (18/8/12)

East Malvern 1-8-14 (18/8/12)

* Excludes results from East Malvern FC and Bentleigh FC matches in the Federal Football League

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Bentleigh 3.2 5.4 6.8 10.9-69

Oakleigh District 2.2 9.4 13.6 15.6-96

Bentleigh: Goal Kickers: B. Morrison 4, M. Troutbeck 3, J. Robertson, S. McGarry, P. Dimattina Best Players: B. Morrison, A. Walsh, S. Lawry, T. McLean, M. Troutbeck, S. MortimerOakleigh District: Goal Kickers: K. Kandakji 4, D. Kiellerup 4, D. Velardo 4, A. Henneman, J. Mullen, D. Watson Best Players: J. Mullen, P. Carroll, S. Black, R. Pearson, N. Brown, K. Kandakji

Cheltenham 0.0 3.2 4.3 4.8-32

Bentleigh 3.4 5.9 7.12 11.16-82

Cheltenham: Goal Kickers: M. Zacharin 2, M. Stevens, J. DonaldBest Players: T. Lawson, P. Conroy, J. McCartney, A. Brown, M. Bowles, J. Donald Bentleigh: Goal Kickers: M. Hogan 3, J. Kiernan 2, L. Hogton-Hewish 2, N. Lowrie 2, T. Stach, A. LeeBest Players: A. Lee, B. Cooper, N. Perry, M. Allamby, K. Murphy, J. Kiernan

Clayton 0.3 0.5 5.9 6.11-47

East Malvern 3.2 10.4 12.8 16.11-107

Clayton: Goal Kickers: G. Irons 2, M. Wilson, L. Boyle, A. Ray, C. MorrisonBest Players: M. Wilson, D. Kirby, G. Irons, T. Papworth, C. Lee, A. Ray East Malvern: Goal Kickers: M. Ryan 5, J. Crameri 2, N. Robinson, L. Dowling, K. Gowers, E. Sim, R. Sadler, T. Tohiariki, J. Dowling, J. Hammond, S. FioraBest Players: J. Dowling, M. Ryan, R. Sadler, J. Hammond, D. Taylor, S. Lonie

E.B Bentleigh Vampires 2.4 5.6 9.9 11.13-79

St Kilda City 3.1 8.2 12.3 13.4-82

E.B Bentleigh Vampires: Goal Kickers: A. Hendry 3, L. Nixon 2, A. West 2, C. Clement 2, B. De NARDIS, E. AlterBest Players: B. De NARDIS, A. Hendry, A. Clough, T. Thorne, D. O’’Connor, E. AlterSt Kilda City: Goal Kickers: S. Hislop 3, A. Hunter 3, M. Habashi 2, B. Hall, B. Lee, L. Baillie, B. May, J. VlahosBest Players: T. Looi, T. Shrimpton, B. May, C. Lalotoa, A. Hunter, B. Hall

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DIVISION 1: FRONT & CENTRE / WILL HUNTERQualifying FinalBentleigh 10.9 (69) def by Oakleigh District 15.6 (96) The Districts’ flag tilt is gathering some serious momentum after an impressive 27-point victory over Bentleigh at Springvale.

Their seventh consecutive win ensures the Oaks will progress through to the third week of September at a minimum, and sets up a blockbuster clash with minor premiers Dingley next week for a spot in the 2016 Grand Final.

It was Bentleigh that started the stronger of the two sides, dominating possession and causing the District headaches with their run through the midfield. They were rewarded with the first two goals of the game in quick succession through Matty Troutbeck, whose scintillating opening term was largely the difference between the combatants.

Oakleigh District then sprung to action in the second term on the back of some Khaled Kandakji magic. Three electrifying goals in five minutes to the diminutive livewire provided the spark for the Districts, who went on to register seven in a dominant quarter of football and swing the game firmly in their favour.

The Oaks continued their assault in the second half, extending their 24-point half time lead to 40 by the final change. At various stages, the difference threatened to blow out past 10 goals, and it perhaps would have had it not been for the resistance led by Andrew Walsh, Scott Lawry and Ben Morrison (four goals).

Kandakji, Dan Kiellerup and Dave Velardo were the chief destroyers up forward with four goals each, while Jake Mullen and Ryan Pearson ran rampant through the midfield.

But with Bentleigh comfortably winning the clearances and inside 50 stats, it was the Districts’ backline that perhaps deserves the biggest credit. Pat Carroll, Nathan Brown and Brody Hodic were towers of strength and repelled everything kicked in their direction.

However, the Districts’ victory has been soured by a hamstring injury to veteran playmaker Paul Fermanis, the severity of which is yet to be determined.

Elimination FinalClayton 6.11 (47) def by East Malvern 16.11 (107) East Malvern has rediscovered its early season form, pulling out a top-shelf performance to thrash arguably Division 1’s most in-form team, Clayton, by 10 goals at Springvale Reserve.

The Clays entered the clash on the back of eight wins from their last nine games, but it was clear from the outset that they weren’t going to have it all their own way.

East Malvern’s ferocity at the contest prevented Clayton from getting any clean outside ball, resulting in a dour, physical contest for the majority of the opening term.

More than 18 minutes had elapsed before Panthers defender Ralph Sadler snuck forward to pop through the opening goal of the game, and by quarter time East Malvern were out to a 17-point advantage and looked like taking control of the contest.

And after the resumption, that is precisely what they did. The bigger-bodied Panthers dominated in the midfield, despite the absence of star ruckman Matt Terech. With Jimmy Dowling and Ed Sim monopolising the clearances, East Malvern added three goals in the first five minutes to blow Clayton out of the water.

Conversely the Clays struggled in the front half, and too often turned the ball over inside 50 with wayward passes. Consequently, they were held goalless to halftime, while seven second-term majors up the other end had the Panthers ahead by 59 points at the long break.

To their credit, the Clays fought back with five goals in the third, but in reality this was a deficit they were never going to overcome.

While much of the damage was done in the trenches for the Panthers, impressive youngster Jack Hammond provided plenty of run on the outside, while up forward Mark Ryan returned to form with five goals.

Gabby Irons and Matt Wilson worked hard all afternoon, and did their best to spark the Clays into action with three brilliant goals in the third term, but unfortunately they received little support.

Second Semi Final – Saturday 10th SeptemberDingley V Oakleigh District (Springvale Reserve) Minor premiers Dingley get their first taste of finals footy in 2016 as they take on the resurgent Oakleigh District, with the winner to become the first team through to the last Sunday in September.

Dingley have once again been the competition pace-setters this year with a galaxy of stars on every single line. But, more importantly, this is an incredibly well-drilled team with each of the starting 22 performing their role.

Notably, the Dingoes possess the most damaging midfield group in the comp with the perfect blend of grunt and polish. Josh Ferguson, Chris Horton-Milne, Jack Ades and Luke Bartholomew are all valuable contributors both inside and out, with several others capable of rotating through the midfield when required.

Up forward, Cal McQueen looms as the game-breaker, but expect an even spread of goalkickers including Dan Farmer and Kristen Feehan as well as a host of onballers.

The Districts also possess a phenomenally potent forward line, with Dave Velardo, Khaled Kandakji and Aaron Henneman among a host of players capable of bagging multiple goals. Unfortunately, the club will likely be deprived one of their most important and versatile players through the injury-enforced withdrawal of Paul Fermanis.

Expect Oaks midfielders Andy Howison and Jake Mullen to also have an impact.

Dingley will be raring to go after the week off, and expect them to come out all guns blazing from the opening bounce. Meanwhile Oakleigh District plays an exciting brand of footy capable of beating the competition’s best and looks to be peaking at just the right time.

This will be a magnificent contest between two powerful teams, but it’s hard to go past Dingley, who should qualify for their third consecutive Division 1 Grand Final in an absolute thriller.

First Semi Final – Sunday 11th SeptemberBentleigh V East Malvern (Springvale Reserve) High stakes in this cut-throat semi with a Preliminary Final berth on offer for the victor, while Mad Monday awaits the loser.

East Malvern were most impressive in destroying Clayton last week, and seem to have regained the sparkling form from them that we saw from them in the early part of the season. With their big-name stars in Ed Sim, Jimmy Dowling, Tremaine Tohiariki and Nathan Robinson finally regaining their touch after injury-interrupted seasons, they could once again pose a massive threat both in the guts and up forward.

Dominant Panthers ruckman Matt Terech is also likely to miss one more week with a shoulder injury, meaning Luke Poustie and Andrew Johnson will probably be called upon to combat the aerial dominance of Bentleigh’s Andrew Walsh. Although the pair battled manfully in tandem against the Clays, Walsh, one of the preeminent big men in the competition, will be a much more formidable adversary.

But Bentleigh’s biggest worry will be its ability to kick a winning score. It’s forward line depth will be tested on Sunday as it will likely be missing it’s two biggest attacking weapons. With Pat Nicholls unavailable, and Matty Troutbeck unlikely to take the field after injuring his shoulder last week, the Demons will be forced to find goals from other sources.

Nevertheless, expect its established stars in Scott Lawry, Sam McGarry and James Robertson to step up when required.

This looms as a real physical encounter between two sides fighting to stay alive in 2016. The Demons will be full of run on the outside, but the Panthers should have their measure with their strength in the trenches. That harder edge should propel East Malvern to victory, and in the process consign Bentleigh to a straight-sets finals exit.

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DIVISION 1 SENIOR: SEMI FINAL 2

Ground: Souter Oval, Marcus Rd Dingley

Colours: Red, Yellow and Black

Senior Coach: Shane Morwood

Reserves Coach: Matthew Benton

Thirds Coach: Adam Sikora

SATURDAY 10 SEPTEMBER - SPRINGVALE RESERVE, 2:15PM

# PLAYER DESCRIPTION GOALS BEHINDS

2 Ryan Stewart Experienced footballer who can play both ends of the ground.

3 Marcus Freeman Explosive forward/onballer.

4 Jack Ades Hard as nails on baller.

5 Sam Williams A clever small forward.

6 Chris Horton Nuggetty onballer.

7 Tony Lavars (Captain) Fantastic leader of the club, courageous and skillful.

9 Travis La Rocca Smooth running half back.

10 Danny Ades Strong midfielder who can push forward.

11 Josh Ferguson A strong player who runs all day.

12 Luke Bartholomew Dynamic powerful forward/onballer.

13 Matthew Morwood Can play in multiple positions, skilful left footer.

14 Robert Rusan Speedy wingman who loves to run.

15 Stuart Cleeve Mobile ruckman who is clever.

16 Daniel Farmer Classy midfielder who can go forward.

18 Andrew Frost Very experienced and clever centre half back.

19 Tom Wright A strong and disciplined defender.

20 Lee Wonnacott Never say die player who can play both ends of the ground.

23 Chris Morgan Another mobile ruckman you can also push forward.

27 Calhan McQueen Quick forward who is a strong mark.

30 Michael Turville Smooth Wingman with great kicking skills.

32 Jack Clausen Cool and calm backman.

35 James Ball Hard at it and a running-type half back.

36 Kane Davidson Powerful forward onballer with great goal sense.

44 Daniel Morris Hard running onballer.

51 Kristen Feehan Dangerous tall marking forward.

52 Jack Hyde Flexible type who runs hard.

59 Josh Ellis Has a strong work ethic and moves well.

FIELD BOUNDARY GOALCameron Watts Matthew Crowley Tayla Manning

Tane Abbott Jarrod Van Wees Daniel BomfordDaniel Streker James Aitken

TEAM 1/4 TIME 1/2 TIME 3/4 TIME FULL TIMEDINGLEY

OAKLEIGH DISTRICT


1 Jake Mullen Classy midfielder.

2 Simon Black Running defender with skill to burn.

3 Luke Casey Reliable defender with years of experience.

4 Nathan Brown Tall creative defender.

5 Patrick Carroll Half back who will take the opposition on.

6 Hadrian Prest Hard as a cats head and loves the contest.

7 Justin Hill Veteran forward who loves finals.

8 Dave Velardo Great hands and best kick in the side.

9 Ryan Carroll Courageous defender.

10 Andrew Howison Classy midfielder with huge tank.

12 Matthew Fletcher Experienced utility who gets the job done.

13 Dan Kiellerup Elite running forward.

14 Alex McNicholl Hard at it left footer.

15 Liam Boschen Running wingman with good skills.

16 Aaron Henneman Key position player who plays both ends.

17 Ryan Pearson Speedy goal kicking midfielder with silky skills.

18 Brody Hodic Our leader who is rarely beaten. Great skill both sides and overhead.

19 Brent Crawley Big man having a super season.

21 Paul Fermanis As good as any going around and great team player.

22 Joe Castello Inside utility player.

23 Mladen Josic Tackling machine who relishes the contest.

25 Matt Grazules Nuggetty utility.

26 Matt Nicholas Strong midfielder.

27 Daniel Saldanha Experienced midfielder in career best form.

28 Brendan Keast Classy midfielder made for finals footy.

30 Khaled Kandakji Speedy small forward.

31 Jason Nicholas Strong mobile tall who can play numerous roles.

35 Daniel Watson Big body, hard-at-it key position.

36 Yaz Malcolm Ruckman who gives his all.

40 Daniel De Fide Creative utility player with pace.

DINGLEY OAKLEIGH DISTRICTGround: Princes Highway Reserve,

Princes Hwy, Oakleigh East

Colours: Black with White Sash

Senior Coach: Shayne Sheedy

Reserves Coach: Rick Nagliati



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TEAM 1/4 TIME 1/2 TIME 3/4 TIME FULL TIMEBENTLEIGH

EAST MALVERN

# PLAYER DESCRIPTION GOALS BEHINDS2 Tremaine Tohiariki Highly skilled who racks up getting the ball. Loves a goal.

3 Nathan Robinson Super fit midfielder with a huge engine and hard at the contest.

4 Luke Poustie Tall athletic swingman who can run all day.

5 Mitch Ferguson Ex-skipper, great leader on and off the field.

6 Justin Crameri Key forward with a great set of hands and accurate kick.

7 Kurt Gowers (Captain) Skipper, hard at the contest and a great kick both sides.

8 Liam Voight Injured interrupted year, might be a surprise inclusion.

10 Lewis Fitzgerald Wingman with a lethal left leg, genuine 90-metre player

11 Ed Sim Bull in the midfield, great first year at the club. Still very young.

14 Daniel Roache Young utility, coming back from a hand injury, elite running power.

16 Lochie Dowling Key forward starting to come good at the right time.

17 Scott Fiora Elusive forward who can change the game in minute.

18 Isaac McCrimmon Strong discipline small man, always gives 100%

19 Matt Terech Big T-Rex is colossus in the ruck, feared by all.

20 Shae Skipper Great comeback from a knee reco. Good in the air and great kick.

22 Paul Dekoeyer Super fit and strong, can play anywhere on the ground, freakish leap.

23 Tom Horran Hard at it who can play a variety of roles. Good in the air.

24 Jimmy Dowling Gun midfielder, great balance and hard at the contest. Can kick goals forward.

25 Sean James Stong utility who can play back and through the midfield.

26 Dave Taylor Good skills both sides of the body, good in and under.

27 Mark Ryan Full forward with a great kick and quick of the mark. Can also play back.

29 Cal Nichols Left footer we think! Very quick and hard at the contest.

30 Brock Baker Veteran who has played a key role this year when required to do so.

32 Andrew Johnson Key backman, great mark and super courageous.

33 Nick Barry Back after 12 months off. Great kick good decision maker, great pair of hands.

35 Nick McCann Youngster who has had a great first year. Good balance and good in the air.

37 Sam Lonie Small forward, dangerous around the goals and a great pressure player.

40 Jack Hammond Youngster who is playing great footy, runs all day and a great tackler.

44 Ralph Sadler Key back who can play on talls and smalls, pitch hits in the ruck.

45 Chris Horesman Tall utility with a great left foot. Good in the air.

56 Will Sadler Backman who loves the contest and always gives 100%.

EAST MALVERNGround: Dunlop Reserve

Colours: Navy Blue & Red Stripes

Senior Coach: Ben Lockwood

Reserve Coach: Ben Padula/Brock Baker

Ground: Bentleigh Recreation Reserve, Arthur Street (Melway Ref 77 F1)

Telephone: 0424 965 068

Colours: Navy Blue with Red Yoke

Senior Coach: Paul Dimattina

Reserve Coach: Ryan Fishlock


1 Scott Lawry A speedy player and great leader.

4 Mark Smith Young but experienced, the Prince Charming of the side.

5 James Robertson Somehow still getting better even at his age. Remarkable player.

6 Spencer Daly Severe case of small man's syndrome. Playing a key role in the midfield.

7 Barama Blow Finally employed, tough midfielder who plays with little regard to his personal safety.

8 Patrick Nicholls Enjoys airports in September.

9 Justin Hall The bloke at full back who just does his thing every Saturday.

10 Paul Dimattina Old.

11 Kyle Swinden Did you leave your jumper behind on Saturday? It's OK, Swinny's got it.

17 Brody Lawford Hitting his straps at the right time of the year, which is good because the rehab group was sick of him.

19 Ben Cooper Been in damaging form up forward in the second half of the year.

21 Saf Balic You ruckman who has re-invented himself at CHB.

23 Kayne O'Brien A handy bloke to just walk in off the street! A key utility who has been invaluable this year.

26 Todd McLean Saint Todd has improved significantly since ditching that horrendous training hat.

27 Ben Morrison Middle brother syndrome has left him rather angry. A real game winner when on song.

29 Andrew Walsh Young rover with a big future.

30 Ryan Murphy Veteran defender who does what is required each week.

31 Josh McGarry A revelation in defence who has hit form at the right time of the year.

32 Chris Fidler Defender who spends time up forward. Not a big fan of playing directly on his man.

35 Sam McGarry The ultimate professional, a key to our success.

36 Tom Backman Half back who always counts his own possessions.

38 Matthew Troutbeck Plays his best footy in the rep sides - a big game player who's set for a huge finals series.

42 Matt Hogan Capable of kicking five goals in the blink of an eye. A bit of X-factor here.

44 Dimitri Petrakis Versatile ruck/wing/forward/back. Can do the lot.

46 Nick Perry Same as Dimi but looks like that Chesty Bonds guy.

53 Kade Heaphy-Wemyss Two Dads.

56 Jayce Morgan Young pup who is as hard as a cats head. Won't be winning any modelling contracts.

60 Rob Moriarty Tough, fit half back who takes the game on. This IS one guy who you might see on the catwalk in Milan.

70 James Howard Made a late run at the senior side. Old-school footballer who does the simple things very well.

71 Scott Mortimer Made entirely of lego, Morts is an incredibly valuable utility.

BENTLEIGH

FIELD BOUNDARY GOALSam Bridges Nathan Jane David Mandelbaum

Joel Lewis Mitchell Lea Samuel RogersLeigh Dawkins Jack Duncanson



GAMBLING’S NOT A GAME DIVISION 1 RESERVE: SEMI FINAL 2 GAMBLING’S NOT A GAME DIVISION 1 RESERVE: SEMI FINAL 1

# PLAYER # PLAYER

5 Sam Williams 45 Tom Cooper

14 Josh Ellis 48 Jason Wylie

20 Carmine Scimia 49 David Bose

20 Lee Wonnacott 50 Alex La Rocca

21 JoshO'Bree 52 Jack Hyde

22 Stefan Feehan 53 Jacob Adkins

28 Josh Campbell 55 Josh Pickford

29 Leigh Moore 58 Will Nevill

30 Michael Turville 61 Tom Gent

33 Harry Thompson 62 Vince Arena

34 Joel Billing 64 Adam Hickford

37 James Piltz 65 Danny Din

39 Tom Ristevski 99 Clinton Brooks

41 Brad Sessler

# PLAYER # PLAYER

1 Simon Hislop 53 Bobby Lee

9 Michael Habashi 58 Benjamin Grimison

26 Julian Cougan 59 Ben Hall

28 Luke Baillie 60 Chanel Lalotoa

32 Thusan Shrimpton 62 Josh Collins

37 Ben May 64 Jamie Vlahos

38 Andy Hunter 67 Jack Nanovich

46 Ashleigh Crooks 68 Jarvis Mateariki

47 James Symons 69 Dilan Shrimpton

49 Sam McPhee 70 Jaron Helman

52 Tom Looi 71 Samer Dagher

DINGLEYGround: Souter Oval, Marcus Rd Dingley





Ground: Bentleigh Recreation Reserve, Arthur Street (Melway Ref 77 F1)

Telephone: 0424 965 068

Colours: Navy Blue with Red Yoke

Senior Coach: Paul Dimattina

Reserve Coach: Ryan Fishlock

BENTLEIGH

# PLAYER # PLAYER

2 James Coles 42 Matthew Hogan

3 Mitch Allamby 43 Andrew Pendlebury

8 Kade Murphy 44 Dimitri Petrakis

16 Luke Morrison 46 Nick Perry

19 Andrew Lee 47 Nick Lowrie

24 Ben Zybersztain 51 Liam Corkhill

25 Andrew West 52 Tom Stach

27 Ben Morrison 55 Eugene Alter

31 Josh McGarry 57 James Kiernan

32 Chris Fidler 60 Rob Moriarty

33 Ben De Nardis 63 Sean Scotland

37 Luke Holmesby 70 James Howard

41 Michael Laskey

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ST KILDA CITY

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BENTLEIGH

ST KILDA CITYGround: Peanut Farm Reserve, Blessington St, St KildaColours: Red, white and black

vertical panels Senior Coach: Robert Johns Reserves Coach: Samer Dagher

SATURDAY 10 SEPTEMBER - SPRINGVALE RESERVE, 12:00PM SUNDAY 11 SEPTEMBER - SPRINGVALE RESERVE, 12:00PM

FIELD BOUNDARY GOALRyan Gordon Benjamin Burke Jaymie SummersRiley Webster Anthony D’Amico Jared Burl

Chris Grigoriou Jacob Mitchell

FIELD BOUNDARY GOALAlan Glenton Daniel Whitby Matthew Vorbach

Nick Bergman Jack Hine David SharpJack Thompson Alex Baragwanath

CHELTENHAM

# PLAYER # PLAYER

3 Steven Lay 36 Laurence Cuthbert

6 Nathan Cerisara 37 James Dickinson

8 Bane Suboticki 38 Brenton Stevens

11 Matthew Zacharin 40 Trent Vanderheiden

13 Chris Bennets 41 Sean Tyniec

14 Linden Woolley 42 Ashan Jiffry

17 Jesse Donald 44 Mitchell Stevens

19 Abner Brown 46 Tim Lawson

20 James McCartney 47 Jack Gavin

23 Paul Conroy 50 Tom Christopher

24 Matthew Bowles 54 Tyler Price

27 Scott Mellick 55 James Carcassi

28 Jeremy Tobin 62 Brad Parker

29 Alastair Garlick 63 Paul Sanders

30 Chris Graham 66 Matthew Burge

34 Daniel Stonehouse 74 Morikot Keo

Ground: Jack Barker Oval, Weatherall Rd, Cheltenham

Telephone: 9585 1259

Colours: Red, Yellow and Black vertical panels.

Senior Coach: Des Ryan

Reserve Coach: Alistair Garlick

Thirds Coach: Scott Mellick



DIVISION 1: CLUB NOTES

BENTLEIGH By James Kiernan

The first week of finals saw the club storm Springvale Reserve as we managed to qualify an unprecedented three teams in just the seniors and reserves competitions for finals footy. Our seniors, who finished second on the ladder, played Oakleigh Districts in an incredibly tough qualifying final for a chance to play Dingley and to hold on to their finals second chance. We started well, as utility Matthew Troutbeck had four scoring shots inside seven minutes and we seemed to run the large ground better than our opponents. However, that all changed in the second quarter as our one goal quarter-time lead vanished quickly and Oakleigh took charge of the game through scoring small forward Khaled Kandakji’s three quick goals. We battled hard but at three quarter time we found ourselves down by 40 points and couldn’t fully bring it back in a frustrating day for the club, as we went down by 27 points. Next week the seniors will play East Malvern in a win or go home event. Bentleigh’s reserves

played Cheltenham in the qualifying final for a chance to beat the Rosellas for the first time this year and to play Dingley for a spot in the Grand Final. We jumped on them early with some quick goals and showed our superior leg speed with some good switches and gut running. However, our inaccurate goal kicking kept them in the game for a few quarters, but our consistent forward entries were too much to handle and our lead grew. We ended up 50-point winners and made statement of intent to the league as we look forward to Dingley this week. E.B Bentleigh’s reserves played off against St Kilda City in the hotly contested and thoroughly entertaining elimination final. We trailed for what seemed like the entire game but refused to give up and never gave our opponents a break, as we trailed by just two goals at three-quarter-time. We charged home in the last and it made for a grandstand finish, as Chris Clement starred in the forward line, Alan Hendry imposed his will on any and all opponents and Ben De Nardis was seemingly everywhere. However, just two points down with a couple

minutes left we couldn’t quite kick a winner and fell agonisingly short of a great win, only to be unfortunately knocked out of finals. A great effort by the Vamps and all of our teams this week as we still have two more finals games this week and hopefully many more.

The club will be hosting its Best and Fairest at Bentleigh RSL on October 8. Those wishing to book a spot can confirm attendance on the facebook page or call 0478 473 570.

Sponsors

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DINGLEYNetball

Our fantastic Division one team experienced the ultimate disappointment of losing the biggest game of the season to arch rivals Heatherton, going down by enough to confirm that it simply was not ‘their day’, and proving yet again how hard it is to win Grand Finals at any level and on any stage. Our Division three team had spectators’ hearts beating right to the end only to go down by a miserable two points and again to Heatherton. Congratulations to our near neighbours, in what is and a continuation of the two club’s traditional rivalry. A disappointing end to two great seasons, but we’ll re-set for 2017. An absolute certainty was that our U19s were going to be premiers with Dingley One playing off against Dingley Twos. The Twos repeated their victory of the Second Semi to hold the cup up.

It is impossible to overstate the contribution netball has had over all those football clubs who have been able to encompass the sport into their organisation. Dingley is proud of all its netball players, coaches, great managers and die hard supporters.

See you in 2017.

Juniors

Fantastic results for our U16 and U17 boys with flags against East Malvern and Beaumaris respectively. The premiership cups are the icing on the cake and congratulations to all those involved. The real meal on the table is that there is a terrific talent pool of young players ready to take that next step in their careers and hopefully with long careers at their club : at our club.

A quick scan of our senior teams shows that their foundation stone is local kids, i.e. ex juniors. That policy of junior promotion to senior ranks was put in place half a dozen year ago by Shane Morwood and his staff and is the only way to guarantee sustained success.

Thirds

A great win by the Thirds over Skye in last Saturday’s Qualifying Final. Bails and Butch have not stopped smiling since and good luck to ‘Spud’ Sikora and the ‘Boys’ for the rest of the finals.

Seniors

This week, the season proper starts against a confident Oakleigh Districts in the main

game and Bentleigh in the Reserves, both

sides having benefitted from last week’s

rest. The only thing to be said is that both

sides are ready to go and will go into battle

with the full support of the Dingley faithful.

Turn up and make a noise. Good luck to both

teams.

Support base and sponsors

Its appropriate to thank our loyal supporters

in a general sense and especially those

volunteers who have worked so tirelessly to

keep things ticking over around the place.

More next week.

All our fabulous sponsors who include

Bendigo Bank, Carlisle Homes, Monier

Safety [CSR Australia], Buxton Real Estate.

Dingley Cellars, Dingley Conveyancing,

Tranzworks, Dingley Sports Club, Dolphin

Products, Kingston Foot Clinic, Demmen,

Goodlife Health Clubs, Gyprock, Ram

Locksmiths, Woolworths Dingley and World

Destinations.



ST PAULS Our youngsters were our only finals contestants - with Sunday being Father’s Day, only family and a few diehards were watching (Mrs Mercer, Kerry Honey, Paul etc).

From now on it is cut-throat footy - lose and you’re out. After a week of intensive training the boys hit the ground running, with a goal in 26 seconds. Play was scrappy for a while and opportunities were missed, but

we kept Chelt scoreless in the first term. Chelt were keen to amend a poor start but our backs led by Walshy and Joseph held firm - we took a 22-point lead at half time. Wayne asked for increased running and pressure - Browny was everywhere, great goals from him and Josh, then

Chelt responded with goals against the breeze. Harry and Cookie stepped up - we lead by 30 points at the final change. The big ground was testing players’ fitness.

Youngsters Wil and Dylan got the ball

forward regularly and Browny, Harry,

Brad and Dylan scored 4 unanswered

goals. Chelt scored a couple as

players tired, but Dylan scored our

last on the siren.

Need to train even harder for return

match against Oakleigh.

Social: Presentation Night at True

South on Fri 30th Sept.

DIVISION 1: CLUB NOTESCHELTENHAM

A big thanks to those volunteers for their efforts over the weekend and to those who failed to meet their obligations it is time to have a good hard look in the mirror.

RESERVES: having finished in 2nd place they had earned the right to the double chance and this week they need to avail themselves of the opportunity.

COLTS: unfortunately put in their worst performance of the year in the Elimination Final. A great year by this group with 9 players playing in the Senior XVIII during the year. To Curl , Rennie and Marcus thank you for your efforts throughout the year.

Presentation night at Woodlands on Friday Sept 30, so get your tables organised and be there for a very special night. Check website for all details.

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OAKLEIGH DISTRICT Last Saturday at Springvale our senior team put in another great performance with a six goal win over Bentleigh. The reward of course is a match up against Dingley, the winner to go straight through to the grand final. Our players are playing with

a great deal of confidence and we expect another good performance this weekend. Get behind the Boys everyone the ride so far has been exhilarating. Earlier in the day our under 19’s were off the pace and St Kilda was too strong. Still we live to fight another day, in this case against StPauls so come on lads lets deliver

to our best and nothing other than

that will be good enough. Socially our

presentation night is on September

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DISTRICTS.



DIVISION 2 RESULTS: FINALS WEEK 1

Chelsea Heights 2.3- 5.3 9.6 13.8-86

Caulfield 2.4 10.7 12.10 19.13-127

Chelsea Heights : Goal Kickers: P. Smith 7, M. Johansson 2, L. Dobson, C. Moloney, J. Odell, P. MathesonBest Players: A. Cupit, P. Smith, M. Banfield, B. Atherton, J. Uren, L. Behin Caulfield: Goal Kickers: A. Sheed 8, C. Dove 3, N. Gilbert 3, J. Twirdy, J. Price, K. Maynard, T. Kennedy, A. CablesBest Players: A. Sheed, T. Heagney, C. Dove, B. Turner, J. Wood, C. Lewis

Port Melbourne Colts 3.0 6.3 10.6 14.7-91

Springvale Districts 3.3 5.5 6.6 9.9-63

Port Melbourne Colts: Goal Kickers: J. Clarke 4, A. Hagiwara 3, C. Younger 2, B. Perkins 2, D. Di Martini, M. Brown, A. CraigBest Players: M. Brown, R. Jewell, B. Perkins, P. Karaminovski, T. Cardwell, J. Attard Dickson Springvale Districts: Goal Kickers: J. Lim 2, C. McLeod 2, C. Lacey 2, L. Hamilton, J. Dart, S. AitkenBest Players: J. Hawker, L. Baptist, C. McLeod, C. Keenan, A. Taing, K. Thompson

Skye 1.0 4.1 10.3 14.3-87

Highett 5.1 5.4 7.8 9.11-65

Skye: Goal Kickers: B. Dawson 3, K. Gascoigne 3, B. Walker 3 J. Thomas 2, A. Pacey, C. Petrie, J. McConvilleBest Players: N. McConville, J. Bateman, T. Kitchin, M. Kane, B. Evans, M. Frizell Highett: Goal Kickers: M. Hoar 3, C. Ryan 2, B. Jedd 2, J. Jones-Hampton, R. SwaynBest Players: M. Hoar, R. Schuth, R. Swayn, C. Kinsey, J. Prosser, B. Jedd

Chelsea Heights 2.1 5.2 6.4 8.5-53

Highett 3.3 5.5 11.9 13.11-89

Chelsea Heights : Goal Kickers: A. Beasy 2, M. Wade, C. Gates, K. Ablis, S. Masterson, D. Lonsdale, D. LeeBest Players: M. Wade, R. Archer, C. Gates, L. Baxter, P. Gerard, D. LeeHighett: Goal Kickers: S. L’’Huillier 5, C. Long 3, B. Cameron 2, A. Carey, P. Poelsma, J. TobinBest Players: T. Thoburne, S. Illman, S. L’’Huillier, C. Long, A. Carey, D. Booth

DIVISION 2 SENIOR QUALIFYING FINAL DIVISION 2 RESERVE QUALIFYING FINAL

DIVISION 2 SENIOR ELIMINATION FINAL DIVISION 2 RESERVE ELIMINATION FINAL



The first round of Southern Football Netball League Division 2 finals is done and dusted with one team preparing for Mad Monday and four gearing up for next week’s games.

Qualifying Final

Chelsea Heights 13.8 (86) def by Caulfield 19.13 (127) The Bears got a season best game from Andrew Sheed with eight goals to roll over the Heighters and move on to the Second Semi Final a chance at a Grand Final berth.

Sheed’s best on ground performance came at the right time with Caulfield coming to the game with average form at best.

Caulfield led by only a point at the first before an eight-goal second term powered them to a 34-point lead at the half time break.

Chelsea Heights took advantage of the favourable conditions during the third term to cut the margin down to 22 points off the back of a four goal to two quarter.

In the end, the Bears proved to have all the answers as they piled on another seven goals to four in the final term to blow the Heighters out of the water and record a 41-point win and a clash against Port Melbourne Colts.

Phil Smith was the figure head up forward for Chelsea Heights with seven majors while Andrew Cupit was also impressive.

Elimination Final

Skye 14.3 (87) def Highett 9.11 (65) In one of the best comebacks of the season, Skye turned a 25-point quarter time deficit into a 22-point victory against Highett.

The forward combination of Kyle Gascoigne, Ben Walker and Brett Dawson proved the difference in the end as the trio combined for nine majors to push the Bombers across the line.

The tireless work from Nathan McConville and James Bateman worked wonders for the Bombers as they booted three goals to three behinds in the second term to cut the lead from 25 points down to only nine at the half time interval.

A further six goals to its tally gave Skye all the momentum as Highett could do little to change the game.

The writing on the wall continued to be written in the final term as the Bombers piled on another four goals while restricting the Dogs to just two to ring in a 22-point triumph.

Mitchell Hoar (three goals) was named as Highett’s best on ground alongside Reece Schuth.

Finals Week 1 Preview It’s Semi Final time in Division 2 and a couple of intriguing match ups are on the dial with one team set to book their spot in the Grand Final in two weeks’ time.

Second Semi Final – Saturday 10th September

Port Melbourne Colts V Caulfield (Jack Barker Oval) The undefeated juggernaut of Division 2 takes on the upstart Bears who seem to have hit their best form at the absolute right time of the year.

The Colts will go into this match as favourites and deservedly so having been rarely bothered throughout the year.

Its dual-threat attack up forward consisting of Mitchell Clarke (54 goals) and Jason Butty (50 goals) have rarely put a foot wrong this season and provide the Colts with two reliable and strong targets inside 50.

The engine room as been dangerous throughout the season with the likes of Justin Taylor and Lewis Mildenhall among the best in the competition.

For the Bears, Andrew Sheed is an obvious selection for in-form players after his eight-goal haul last week, but Nick Gilbert has also been a dangerous commodity and will be someone the Colts need to put work in to.

Josh Wood and Mick Harrington have enjoyed strong seasons in 2016 and will look to perform again on the big stage this weekend.

Tough game to pick but it is hard to go past Port Melbourne booking a spot in the Grand Final.

Port Melbourne by 21 points

First Semi Final

Chelsea Heights v Skye (Jack Barker Oval) The Heighters will be disappointed with last week’s effort against Caulfield and will be out for redemption, while Skye will be riding halfway to cloud nine after fighting back against Highett.

The two sides have split their meetings this year with each winning on their home deck making this contest on neutral ground all the more interesting.

Key forward Phil Smith has proven to be effective whenever he has lined up for the Heighters and been a reliable forward option with 65 goals from 13 games, while Lachlan Dobson has also been impressive with 42 goals.

In the midfield, the return of Travis Johnstone has been important while Luke Behin and Jordan Peryman are vital to Chelsea Height’s success.

For the Bombers, they have relied on a forward line by committee approach with the likes of Kyle Gascoigne, Ben Evans and Ben Walker each proving they can take a game by the scruff of the neck in attack.

James Bateman and Jordan Thomas have also been important to Skye’s success this season while the return of captain Aaron Pacey has been inspirational.

I like both teams in this one but there can only be one winner so I’ll go with Chelsea Heights; it will have just too much firepower in this one.

Chelsea Heights by 10 points.

DIVISION 2: THE INNER SANCTUM / JASON BARBIN @JBarbin10



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CAULFIELD

SATURDAY 10 SEPTEMBER - JACK BARKER OVAL, 2:15PMDIVISION 2 SENIOR: SECOND SEMI FINAL


1 Tom Heagney Tough midfielder who loves kicking goals.

2 Tim Kennedy (Co-Captain) Silky backman with great skills.

4 Chris Dove Reliable swingman who can go forward and kick goals.

5 Josh Lee The 'General' of the defence.

6 Anthony O'Shea Rock-solid backman who is rarely beaten.

9 James Backway Hard-running winger who creates plenty of drive.

10 Chris Lewis Skilled backman who is playing great footy.

14 Jake Buggy Slick midfielder who breaks the lines.

15 Tom Stait A reliable backman with a strong team ethic.

17 Nick Gilbert Tall and athletic forward.

18 Josh Wood A very reliable and disciplined player.

20 Ned McCormack Strong overhead who provides a great target up forward.

21 Sean Walton Hard-working player who loves the contest.

22 Alex Cables Versatile and strong.

25 Conor McDonald Strong ox-like player who provides some grunt around the contests.

26 Corey Barter Versatile player who creates the play.

27 Germain Ivanka Hard-working forward who steps up in finals.

28 Sean Ladds Always in and under the packs. A terrier.

29 Adam Ballard (Co-Captain) A great leader of the team.

30 Sean Gunning Classy player with terrific skills and footy-smart.

31 Brandon Turner Cool backman who has had a great season. A rising star.

40 Jason Twirdy Zippy on-baller who loves kicking goals.

41 Jack Price Classy and skillful. No need to say anymore.

42 Alex McConnachie Dependable and disciplined backman.

46 Christian Trumble Disciplined and reliable defender who has had a great first year.

49 Mick Harrington Strong midfielder/forward with good skills.

50 Kyle Maynard The sweetest left foot in the competition.

51 Andrew Sheed A good young lad who has great dukes.

59 Luke Murchie Pacy wingman who talks funny.


1 Blake Twomey (Co-Captain) Club Co-Captain. Strong inside midfielder.

3 Lewis Mildenhall Classy on baller with elite skills.

4 Jason Butty Powerful forward, first class finisher.

5 Rob Jewell Strong defender with great agility.

6 Jayme Lawson Skillful on baller with strong ball winning ability.

7 Brad Sutcliffe Skillful and clever midfielder with a nose for the goals.

8 Will Cardwell Outside running midfielder with huge engine.

9 Stacy Massis (Co-Captain) Club Co-Captain. Tough, uncomprising inside midfielder.

10 Justin Taylor Powerful midfielder with elite endurance.

11 Matthew Dumbleton Strong bodied back/mid with great pace.

14 Jake Wood (Vice Captain) Elite runner who also wins contested ball.

15 David McGregor Classy forward with great finishing skills.

16 Ben Smith Intelligent hard running backman/midfielder.

17 Ash Craig Dangerous small forward with great hands

18 Josh Attard-Dickson Solid and reliable defender, who loves contest

19 Matt Alvis Powerful runner who knows where the goals are.

20 Torren Bonnett Versatile and strong backman.

21 Matt Morris Reliable defender with great skills.

24 Josh Murphy Strong lock down key defender.

25 Trent Chumbley Strong lock down key defender.

27 Tim Hanly Explosive key defender with great skills.

28 Nathan Spinks Powerful ruckman with big engine.

33 Steven Mcanulty Classy and versatile small with elite skills.

44 Jackson Brown Forward/mid with strong marking and finishing skills.

46 Jake Knox Strong bodied, explosive backman.

49 Daniel Vuli Dynamic player who can go both ends

51 Braden Perkins Elusive forward who be damaging in space

55 Mitch Clarke Brilliant small forward with great goal sense.

CAULFIELDPORT MELBOURNE COLTSGround: Koornang Park, Koornang Rd,

Carnegie

Colours: Navy, gold and red

Senior Coach: Steve Kidd

Reserves Coach: Andrew Miles

Ground: JL Murphy Reserve, Williamstown Rd, Port Melbourne

Colours: Royal blue and red

Senior Coach: Brad Julier

Reserves Coach: Ben Smith

FIELD BOUNDARY GOALIlya Fridman Georgia Collinson Thomas Mckinley

Scott Learmonth Kobe Davies Zach VandenhovenSheldon Judd Lachlan Harris



SUNDAY 11 SEPTEMBER - JACK BARKER OVAL, 2:15PM

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SKYE

DIVISION 2 SENIOR: FIRST SEMI FINAL

SKYE

FIELD BOUNDARY GOALKai Allison Timothy Fierenzi Campbell Lemm

Matthew Mahoney Simon O’Loughlin Patrick AurishGlenn Emery Ben Priggen

# PLAYER DESCRIPTION GOALS BEHINDS1 Mark Frizell The veteran backman with sublime skills. Can sniff out the opposition's best forward.

2 Aaron Pacey Our on-field leader who wants nothing more than to take this team to a flag.

3 Ben Walker Like a fine wine; he only gets better with age.

4 Shane Boyington Stocky midfielder who is hard at the ball.

5 Matt Gonzalez The hard-nut forward, who is deceptively quick.

7 Adam Beness The 5ft Giant. Often plays on taller opponents and rarely gets beaten.

8 Jordan Thomas Has had a breakout season and our side has been better for it.

10 Martin Watts The old fossil continues to have a huge impact on games. His experience cannot be underrated.

11 Brett Dawson Cannot wait to see what this kid becomes. You get the feeling that finals is his deal.

13 Ash Planner A back-man who moves to the wing and loves the hard footy. Always falls for the ring-below-the-waist prank.

15 Cam Petrie Has cemented his spot in the senior side with some stellar performances. His dad is a great bloke.

16 Tim Barr Has been around football a long time and is still setting a standard. Very dangerous up forward.

19 Aaron Harper For a guy who weighs a buck-0-5, this guy genuinely puts his body on the line whenever he needs to.

20 Benn Harper Athletic key defender who took a while to get going this season, but has hit form at the right time.

22 Ben Evans Everyone's favourite. Adored by all at Wedge Rd. You feel he is going to explode at finals.

24 Nick Papachristofilou What a story….

25 Nathan McConville If you play against Skye, you will be tackled by Nathan.

26 Joel McConville Could be the player on this list with the greatest potential. If he gives it everything during finals, we'll succeed.

28 James Bateman The Kamikaze Kid. Give 110% every week and doesn't let his fringe affect his vision.

31 Chase Allen In all honesty, have never seen this guy get tackled. Evades EVERYTHING. So quick!

32 Jimmy Martinson A real quiet achiever. Says stuff all, but becomes a beast when it is footy time.

34 Jarrod Karadeas The world's shortest adonis. Is super quick and his skills have improved enormously. Could be a wildcard.

36 Ben Williams Everyone has loved seeing this guy hold onto his senior spot. Super skills and super smart.

38 Ben Forsyth Has been a great contributor down back. Needs to dial back the twerking to fast-track recovery.

39 Kyle Gascoyne If it is his day, he will tear the game apart, such is his ability. Can talk in third-person.

41 Faisel Payenda The prince! Has finally put in a great pre-season and it is showing. Has a great footy brain.

44 Travis Kitchin Not much of him but posseses super athleticism.

46 Andrew Hook Not much gets past this defender. A nuggety waddler who gets the job done.

54 Mick Kelly The revelation. Our stats improve when Mick is in the team. It's a simple as that.

58 Reece Smart Young Flea doesn't know how good he can be. But he is ready to impress. Keep an eye out for the side-step.

63 Micky Kane Hollywood Kane need no description. Bleeds for the Bombers. Passionate. Committed. Senior Full-Back.

Ground: Carrum Downs Rec. Reserve, Wedge Rd, Carrum Downs

Colours: Black, red and silver Senior Coach: Ben Walker Reserves Coach: Shane RowleyThirds Coach: Chris Rodrigues

Ground: Beazley Reserve, Thames Prom, Chelsea Heights Colours: Navy Blue with Red YokeSenior Coach: Brad Canavan Reserves Coach: Brandon Fulton

CHELSEA HEIGHTS

# PLAYER DESCRIPTION GOALS BEHINDS1 Jackson Fry Crafty! Loves a goal and a chat! Team first attitude makes him a vital component.

2 Dale Hynes Wise. Super competitive. Love a challenge. Creative and confident.

3 Joel Williams Dynamic and explosive SFNL representative. Silky skills, enjoys a goal, game breaker!

4 Matt Banfield Spiritual leader that plays it hard. Pure team man! Noise factor high!

5 Jesse Odell Smooth mover with balance, smarts and sweet skills. Enjoys the physical moments!

6 Luke Behin Athletic, loves to run and create. Growing in stature and confidence.

7 Jordy Peryman Quality! An SFNL Interleague player that takes the game on and loves a goal. Game-breaker!

8 Daryl Hulland Clean and precise. Burst speed and kicking is top notch.

9 Jaz Uren Wily veteran with tricks and a calm manner. Plays anywhere - anytime!

10 Tyler Cantwell Poised and balanced. Great decision maker with elite skills.

11 Phil Matheson (Captain) Classy Captain with elite skills. Mature, unflappable with X-factor!

12 Michael Wade Speed! Line breaking and goal kicking ability.

13 Mick Danckert Rugged and uncompromising. Shows poise with ball in hand. Ultimate team man.

15 James Jagintavicius Hard nosed defender. Thrives in the one-on-one contest.

16 Cal Dodson Athletic and disciplined; a real competitor who gives 100%. Growing in confidence by the game.

17 Patty Morrissey Rangy and athletic. Enjoys a job and runs to create at every opportunity. Neat ball user.

18 Michael O'Driscoll Mr. Versatile - plays everywhere and impacts all day long.

19 Lachy Dobson Enigmatic player that enjoys a goal and a specky! X-factor!

21 Ryan Archer Great ball user and finisher. One to watch!

22 Declan Lee Rangy and athletic developing player. Loves to run and bounce. Lovely kick.

23 Chris Moloney Dependable with elite stamina. Excellent ball user. Loves to run and carry.

24 Nathan Beasley Veteran with footy smarts and strength. Adaptable and capable.

28 Bryce Atherton Tough! Loves to run and create. Plays well in any position.

31 Mark Stevens Resolute player that attacks contests without fear.

32 Heath Bennett Rock solid and loves a challenge. Calm and composed.

39 Aaron Rhodes Developing player that loves the inside ball. Equally good on the outside.

40 Peter Gerard Capable veteran. Adds grunt to the team. Self-confident.

41 Travis Johnstone Smooth mover. Leadership, ball use and decision making always of a high quality.

45 Andrew Cupit Ultimate team player. Selfless and sacrificial. Big engine!

52 Cameron Gates Intelligent player. Decision making and direction are highlights.

60 Matt Johansson Crafty and creative. Unassuming yet highly influential. Great workrate.

61 Dean Lonsdale Great team man. Plays any role and plays it well.

67 Phil Smith Sagacious veteran. Leads by example. Marking and kicking are a highlight. Enjoys a tackle!



FIELD BOUNDARY GOALPaul Creedon Ella Cigognini Tevan D’SouzaChris Hughes Ryan Nankervis Justin FitzpatrickMolly Bowman Mia Cigognini

FIELD BOUNDARY GOALHannah Bailes Jordan Mcgillivray Simon JonesKevin Mitchell Harry Cathcart Campbell FurzeJake Rositani Edward Cathcart

TEAM 1/4 TIME 1/2 TIME 3/4 TIME FULL TIMESPRINGVALE DISTRICTS

HIGHETT

TEAM 1/4 TIME 1/2 TIME 3/4 TIME FULL TIMESKYE

PORT COLTS

DIVISION 2 RESERVE: FIRST SEMI FINALDIVISION 2 RESERVE: SECOND SEMI FINAL

SPRINGVALE DISTRICTS

# PLAYER # PLAYER4 Lance Baptist 33 Vu Ho

6 Daniel Barrett 34 David Pearce

7 Mitch Latimer 35 Sareth Suon

9 Steven Aitken 37 Aaron Henderson

15 Alex Keng 38 Luke Wenke

16 Brenton Hollingworth 39 Richard Constatino

17 Cameron McLeod (Captain) 40 Jim Kellett

19 Luke Woolrich 42 Matthew Deveraux

20 Jay Dart 44 Ritha Chan

21 Alan Taing 45 Ryan Oliver

22 Sean Francis 47 Hao Qui

23 Craig Keenan 48 David Nutting

24 Chris Lacey 49 Jake Hawker

25 Jason Huljack 50 Jordan Kein

26 Liam Hamilton 51 Kris Thompson

28 Lem Ngyuen 52 Josh Dart

29 Nick Duff 53 William Chiv

30 Justin Lim 54 Frank Constantino

31 Cameron Chiv

PORT MELBOURNE COLTS

# PLAYER # PLAYER

2 Mitch Brown 36 Dylan Stavrou

5 Robb Jewel 38 Damian Di Martino

12 Sam Mitchell 39 Max Price

13 Ben Wilson 40 John Vassallo

17 Ashley Craig 41 Chris Christofi

18 Josh Attard-Dickson 42 Nimai Gordon

22 Chris Younger 43Phil Karaminovski (Captain)

23 Arlyn Hagiwara 45 Michael Black

25 Trent Chumbley 47 Max Aldrich

26 Jarrod Ross 48 Billy Walter

29 Codey Huggins 49Daniel Vuli (Vice Captain)

30 Jason Butler 50 Will Koroi Bete

31 Tyson Huggins 51 Braden Perkins

32 Tom Cardwell 52 Nathan Davey

34 Tanner McMaster 53 Bryce Critch

35 Bryson Bonnett 54 Jason Clarke

HIGHETTSKYE

# PLAYER # PLAYER

1 Leigh Mead 35 Jamie Gasio

2 Daniel Booth 36 Bradley Sheers

6 Jordan Osborne 37 Michael Cook

8 Andrew Carey 38 Lachlan McLean

9 Ary Friedman 39 Tim Thoburne

13 Jesse Tobin 40 Steven Vawdrey

16 Sam L'Huillier 41 Harrison Russo

24Shane Jones (Vice Captain)

42 Jamie Duell

26 Nicholas Vawser 43 Billy Prosser

28 Jack Nagle 44 Peter Quinn

29Daniel Taylor (Captain)

45 Shayne Gervasi

30 Mitch Elms 46 Sam Illman

31 Christopher Long 48 Peter Poelsma

32William Alderman (Vice Captain)

49 Pouniu Taugasolo

33 Lucas Thomas 50 Kyle Forge

34 Jackson Millwood 56 Ben Cameron

# PLAYER # PLAYER

9 Nick Webb 49 John Lalor

12 Scott Thorne 50 Matt Hodgson

14 Micky McGreal 55 Brendan Weighell

16 Chris McCann 61 Nick Hofmann

17 Brad Nicol 62 Craig Dawson

21 Matt Poore 66 Leigh Flavelle

23 Luke Scott 67 Dom Spinucci

30 Tim McEachern 68 Paul Follett

33 Nathan Naughton 80 Drad Dyer

37 Mick Lindley 84 Josh Scrivano

43 Cal Lester

SATURDAY 10 SEPTEMBER - JACK BARKER OVAL, 12:00PM SUNDAY 11 SEPTEMBER - JACK BARKER OVAL, 12:00PM

Ground: Turner Road Reserve, Turner Rd, Highett (Melway Ref #77H9)

Colours: Navy, white and red hoops

Senior Coach: Sam Hecker

Reserve Coach: Daniel Booth

Ground: Carrum Downs Rec. Reserve, Wedge Rd, Carrum Downs

Colours: Black, red and silver Senior Coach: Ben Walker Reserves Coach: Shane RowleyThirds Coach: Chris Rodrigues

Ground: Springvale Reserve, Newcomen Rd, Springvale

Colours: Navy, white monogram and red cuffs

Senior Coach: Danny Rout

Reserves Coach: Chris Lacey

Ground: JL Murphy Reserve, Williamstown Rd, Port Melbourne

Colours: Royal blue and red

Senior Coach: Brad Julier

Reserves Coach: Ben Smith



DIVISION 2: CLUB NOTESHIGHETT

LMC Laser club notes. Mixed results last Sunday, the reserves magnificent and the Seniors did not kick straight enough. Thank you to all our officials and helpers, who support our teams each week. To all our players, lets keep supporting our Reserves, stick together and enjoy our ride. GO DOGGIES

PORT COLTSVodaphone Reserves Report The Port Colts reserves are through to semi-final and will battle for a spot in the grand final after downing Springvale Districts 14.7(91) to 9.9(63).

The game was close throughout, as the Districts led at the first change before the Colts gained back the momentum and took a four-point lead into the half time break.

Coach Ben Smith’s words at half time must have been inspiring, as his side came out firing in the second half, booting eight goals to four and running out comfortable 28-point victors.

Despite such a small lead at half time, Smith knew his side still had a strong chance of winning the game.

“The key turning point after half time was our belief in our third quarters,” he said.

“We have been very strong all year in the third and that again showed on the weekend.”

The win will see them face ladder leaders Skye, for the right to be the first time straight into the grand final.

Bay and Bridge Seniors Report 18 from 18. The Colts have finished the regular season on top of the ladder, but more impressively with an unbeaten record.

Its latest win, a comfortable fifty-point victory over Hampton rounds off Port Melbourne’s perfect winning record.

The home side started slowly, possibly due to nerves, as a loss would mean its bid for an 18-0 regular season would be finished.

10 goals over the second and third terms put the result beyond doubt and allowed the Colts to cruise to the win.

As such, Port Melbourne had the first week of finals off and will today face Caulfield, who finished in third place on the ladder at season’s end.



WARRIORS SHINE AGAINST SANDOWN

TWO TIMS TRIUMPH IN MILESTONES

SFNL MEDIA DESK

The Sandown Cobras hosted the Japan Warriors AFL Development Squad in a friendly match under lights at Edinburgh Reserve last Thursday, with the night proving to be a raging success.

A massive crowd was on hand last week to witness the Warriors take on a Cobras outfit consisting of mainly reserve-grade players, with a handful of first 18 players to make up the numbers. And despite the vast difference in footy experience between the two sides, the Warriors surprised a few people (including themselves) and performed exceptionally well.

Following the conclusion of the match, the two teams stuck around and enjoyed the post-match festivities and few cold beverages with each other and a number of supporters until 11:30pm.

Last week’s friendly was the second of two scheduled matches for the Warriors against SFNL opposition, following a match against Keysborough’s Thirds the previous Sunday at Keysborough Reserve. For the record, the visitors pipped the Burras by a solitary point.

For many of the Warriors players, this has been their first trip outside of Japan and their first proper games of Aussie Rules, and by all accounts they’ve absolutely loved their experience.

Well done to both the Keysborough and Sandown Football Netball Clubs for their outstanding big congratulations to the Japanese boys for their great efforts!

It was an extra special day for two Division 2 club favourites on the weekend, with both Caulfield co-captain Tim Kennedy and Skye stalwart Tim Barr celebrating milestone matches during the first week of the finals.

Even better for the two veterans, both of their teams saluted to keep their Division 2 premiership hopes alive.

On Saturday, Kennedy ran out for his 100th game for the Bears as his team took on the might of Chelsea Heights in the Qualifying Final. After a hard-fought contest, TK’s Bears ran out victorious by 41 points, much to the delight of the large contingent of family and friends that had turned out to Jack Barker Oval for the big game.

Coincidentally, Jackson Fry also played his 100th for the Heighters in the same match.

The following day, Barr played a starring role in his 150th club game, as his beloved Bombers defeated Highett in the Elimination Final. So impressive was Barr rebounding out of defence, the SFNL Radio Team gave him the Blackchrome Sportswear Player of the Day award for his unrelenting efforts.

Congratulations to both men on their milestones. Hopefully there are plenty more games to come!

Tim Barr (left) is chaired off the ground by his Skye teammates after his 150th game on Sunday, while Tim Kennedy (right) is all smiles after the Bears salute in his 100th on Saturday.


#OWNTHESOUTH

2016 SFNL SAS SECURITY FINALS SERIESDivision 3 Senior & Reserve

Sat August 27 Qualifying Final: 2 v 3 Hallam Recreation Reserve, Hallam

Sun August 28 Elimination Final 4 v 5 Power Reserve, Doveton

Sat September 3 Second Semi Final: 1 v Winner of Qualifying Final Meade Reserve, Clayton

Sun September 4 First Semi Final: Loser of Qualifying Final v Winner of Elimination Final Keysborough Reserve, Keysborough

Sat September 10 Preliminary Final: Loser of Second Semi Final v Winner of First Semi Final Heatherton Rec. Reserve, Heatherton

Sat September 17 Grand Final: Winner of Second Semi Final v Winner of Preliminary Final Heatherton Rec. Reserve, Heatherton

Division 2 Senior, Reserve & Thirds

Sat September 3 Qualifying Final: 2 v 3 Jack Barker Oval, Cheltenham

Sun September 4 Elimination Final 4 v 5 Jack Barker Oval, Cheltenham

Sat September 10 Second Semi Final: 1 v Winner of Qualifying Final Jack Barker Oval, Cheltenham

Sun September 11 First Semi Final: Loser of Qualifying Final v Winner of Elimination Final Jack Barker Oval, Cheltenham

Sat September 17 Preliminary Final: Loser of Second Semi Final v Winner of First Semi Final Jack Barker Oval, Cheltenham

Sat September 24 Grand Final: Winner of Second Semi Final v Winner of Preliminary Final Jack Barker Oval, Cheltenham

Division 1 Senior, Reserve & Under 19

Sat September 3 Qualifying Final: 2 v 3 Springvale Reserve, Springvale

Sun September 4 Elimination Final 4 v 5 Springvale Reserve, Springvale

Sat September 10 Second Semi Final: 1 v Winner of Qualifying Final Springvale Reserve, Springvale

Sun September 11 First Semi Final: Loser of Qualifying Final v Winner of Elimination Final Springvale Reserve, Springvale

Sun September 18 Preliminary Final: Loser of Second Semi Final v Winner of First Semi Final Springvale Reserve, Springvale

Sun September 25 Grand Final: Winner of Second Semi Final v Winner of Preliminary Final Springvale Reserve, Springvale

FINAL MATCH TIMESThirds: 9:30am Under 19's: 9:30am Reserves: 12:00pm Seniors: 2:15pm

GRAND FINAL MATCH TIMESThirds: 9:30am Under 19's: 9:30am Reserves: 12:00pm Seniors: 2:30pm

ADMISSIONAdults: $12 (Grand Finals: $15) Pensioner/Concession: $5 (Grand Finals: $7) Under 15: Free

Finals Pass: $50 (Entry to all finals matches on any day, including Netball Grand Finals) - Available through SFNL OfficeLIMITED PARKING AVAILABLE AT SPRINGVALE RESERVE & HEATHERTON RECREATION RESERVE - $5 (STREET PARKING AVAILABLE)

NO PUBLIC PARKING AVAILABLE AT JACK BARKER OVAL (STREET PARKING AVAILABLE)STRICTLY NO ALCOHOL TO BE TAKEN INTO VENUES

RULES AND CONDITIONSFor the safety and enjoyment of all SFNL supporters, you are asked to abide by the following Rules and Conditions:

1. Alcohol is not permitted to be brought into any Finals venue.

2. SFNL security personnel will inspect vehicles and bags to ensure that no alcohol is being brought into the venue.

3. Any alcohol found, will be stored until the end of the match and returned to the owner. The SFNL will not be held responsible for the alcohol.

4. Alcohol can be purchased from the appropriate booth inside the venue.

5. Patrons will be limited to two cans of alcohol per purchase. Cans will be opened by booth staff.

6. Alcohol not permitted to be consumed in the designated “Dry Areas”.

7. ALCOHOL is not permitted to be taken ONTO THE PLAYING ARENA.

8. Persons not abiding by these rules and conditions may be asked to leave the venue.

9. Dogs must be on a leash inside all venues.

10. Videotaping or filming any SFNL finals match is not permitted without prior permission of SFNL management.

NO DRAWN MATCHES DURING FINALS SERIES There will be no drawn matches during the Final Series. Should the scores be tied at the end of normal time then the following procedure will follow:

a) ALL PLAYERS will remain on the playing field;

b) COACHES are to remain OFF the playing field;

a. Unless one of the coaches involved is a playing coach, in which case the opposition coach will be permitted to enter the ground.

c) The CLUB RUNNER is permitted to relay messages from the coach;

d) The Field Umpires will confer with the Goal Umpires and when they verify that the scores are tied, the players of the two teams will change ends;

e) FIVE MINUTES plus TIME-ON to be played – after such time, players to change ends without leaving the playing field – COACHES to remain OFF the playing field. FIVE MINUTES plus TIME-ON to be played. The Official League Timekeeper will keep this time;

f) At the end of this time, the team with the highest score will be deemed the winner;

g) In the event that scores are still tied, the umpire will bounce the ball and the team that scores first will be the winner of the match.

SOUTHERN FOOTBALL NETBALL LEAGUE





Mount Waverley 3.2 8.8 15.9 20.13-133

Ashwood 0.3 1.3 3.7 4.7-31

Mount Waverley: Goal Kickers: J. Gough 8, I. Taylor 3, C. Aikman 2, J. Wilkin 2, D. Macrae 2, J. Smith, L. Galle, M. KinsellaBest Players: J. Gough, M. Keem, J. Smith, I. Taylor, C. Aikman, T. Petronic Ashwood: Goal Kickers: F. Martinicchio, J. Morrey, A. Jong, M. CollinsBest Players: M. Maginnes, M. Saunders, A. Salama, C. Meyers, A. Jong, M. Spencer

Mount Waverley 4.1 6.4 10.6 12.13-85

Endeavour Hills 1.2 2.5 3.11 7.15-57

Mount Waverley: Goal Kickers: J. Rickard 4, C. Kirkup 3, P. Schulz 2, M. Kambouris, M. Parrella, J. D’’CruzeBest Players: M. Polites, J. Rickard, P. Schulz, T. Proctor, N. Collins, S. Rickard Endeavour Hills: Goal Kickers:N. Peake, J. Graham, M. Sleiman, J. Davies, J. Marolla, R. Thomas, M. KleinertBest Players: J. Graham, J. Marolla, A. Dexter, R. Thomas, J. Downes, A. Walters

Doveton Eagles 3.0 7.6 12.8 15.8-98

Hallam 3.5 5.10- 7.15 9.18-72

Doveton Eagles: Goal Kickers: P. Dye 6, C. Wilson 3, T. Day 2, B. Hidgcock, A. Read, E. Williams, S. PaynterBest Players: N. Beer, C. Wilson, C. Ross, D. Chadwick, P. Dye, M. Fristad Hallam: Goal Kickers: S. Thomas 5, P. Ward 2, S. Sigeti, D. ChinBest Players: D. Chin, M. Peresso, H. Tyrer, P. Ward, S. Thomas, R. Eggleston

Ashwood 1.0 1.2 4.4 6.6-42

Hallam 1.3 2.10 4.12 7.15-57

Ashwood: Goal Kickers: D. Mottram 3, L. Holmesbrown, B. Giblett, T. WardBest Players: T. Booth, B. Giblett, J. Burley, J. Collins, K. Jones, D. MottramHallam: Goal Kickers: E. Mullins 2, L. Johnson, G. Kerr, J. Dexter, L. Barrie-Sewell, T. BradleyBest Players: L. Tuyau, G. Kerr, H. Ryan, T. Bradley, J. Dexter, L. Johnson

DIVISION 3 RESULTS: FINALS WEEK 2Second Semi FinalMount Waverley 20.13 (133) def Ashwood 4.7 (31)Mount Waverley seized control from the outset against Ashwood.

Any thought that the weight of favouritism, or a week off would dull the Mountain Lions’ focus was rapidly dispelled.

They mauled the Magpies all over the ground.

Drew Macrae got things underway, snapping the Mountain Lions’ first goal moments into the game.

Ashwood struggled to penetrate a disciplined Mount Waverley backline.

The Mountain Lions cleared the ball from defence with aplomb and were often quick to take it down the other end.

James Gough rewarded the hard work of his teammates, kicking a couple of first term goals.

Although the Mountain Lions led by just 17 points at quarter time, the signs were ominous for the Magpies.

The Mountain Lions were urged at the huddle to maintain their intensity.

They heeded the advice and Gough soon booted the ball between the big sticks and into the neighbour’s yard.

A few Ashwood players may have already wished it was the only ball and that it couldn’t be found.

The margin continued to grow, reaching 74 points by the final change.

Another Macrae goal during the final term pushed the lead to triple figures and the Mountain Lions prevailed by 102 points.

Daniel Thirkell and Dylan Cincotta both impressed for the winner.

Cincotta set the tone early, showing dash and clearing the ball effectively from defence.

Up forward, Gough finished an authoritative display with eight goals and Ian Taylor kicked three majors.

The pressure he applied to keep the ball in the forward line and his skilful passing made Taylor a major contributor.

Michael Keem was named second best, behind Gough.

First Semi FinalDoveton 15.8 (98) def Hallam 9.18 (72) A behind to Hallam seven minutes into the third term closed Doveton’s lead to a couple of points. An expectant crowd at Keysborough seemed set to be treated to a close finish.Suddenly a transformation came over the game. Doveton shifted into a higher gear and the Hawks couldn’t match this increased intensity. Incredibly, an Eagles’ goal at the 18-minute mark blew the margin out to 32 points. Doveton had kicked five unanswered majors into the wind in 11 minutes of dominance. A Steve Sigeti goal broke the sequence and gave Hallam a glimmer of hope. With a term to play, the deficit was still an imposing 23 points. The Hawks were instructed to “run and carry at all costs” as they faced a make or break term against the wind. In the final term, early chances resulted in just a couple of Hawks’ behinds.

When Doveton’s Adam Read ran into an open goal 10 minutes in, the task was beyond the Hawks.

Doveton won by 26 points.

The season of Eagles’ forward Peter Dye appeared to have been derailed by a knee problem.

He had managed just two games since the start of June and had not played since mid-July, but Doveton backed him to stand up to the pressure of a final.

He rewarded this show of faith with six goals.

Nicholas Beer was named the winner’s best.

Five of Hallam’s goals came from the boot of strong-marking forward Shane Thomas.

Daniel Chin and Manny Peresso performed well and were listed as the Hawks’ best, although the efforts of fellow midfielder Phillip Ward also deserves mention.

WEEK 3 FINALS PREVIEW

Preliminary Final – Saturday 10 SeptemberDoveton Eagles vs Ashwood (Heatherton Recreation Reserve) When Doveton and Ashwood clashed in week one of the finals, the Magpies punished the Eagles for their inaccuracy.

Ashwood capitalised when it had the wind in the second term, after the Eagles kicked a wasteful 3.8 in the opening quarter.

The Eagles failed to erase a half time deficit by the last change.

With injury problems and kicking into a strong breeze there was no realistic hope of overcoming the confident Magpies in the final term.

Ashwood prevailed by 25 points.

Matt Maginnes helped an organised Magpies’ backline keep pressure on Doveton’s forwards.

The Eagles were unable to contain Mitch Saunders who was productive in the midfield and up forward.

Paul Wineberg booted four goals for the Magpies, just two less than the entire Doveton team.

No Eagles managed more than a single major.

Doveton’s forward line will pose a sterner test for the Magpies in the Preliminary Final if Peter Dye is fit.

His ability to be a major contributor in the Eagles’ semi final win over Hallam was commendable.

The concern is whether or not his troublesome knee will enable him to be as effective this week, having returned from a lengthy layoff.

For Ashwood there may be mental scars to overcome after it was humbled by a dominant Mount Waverley last week.

Expect an intriguing Preliminary Final as feathers fly in this avian battle.

Awaiting the winner is a Grand Final place against the hungry Mountain Lions.

The old cliché of taking it one week at a time has rarely been more apt.

Tipping this one is about as tough as calling the recent Federal election. At least there is bound to be a worthy winner on this occasion.

Expect the result to go Doveton’s way, but it won’t be a landslide.

DIVISION 3: MAN ON THE MARK / ANDREW PALOCZI @Apaloczi

BENDIGO BANK DINGLEY VILLAGE DIVISION 3 SENIOR SECOND SEMI FINAL DIVISION 3 RESERVES SECOND SEMI FINAL

BENDIGO BANK DINGLEY VILLAGE DIVISION 3 SENIOR FIRST SEMI FINAL DIVISION 3 RESERVES FIRST SEMI FINAL



Ground: Power Rd Reserve, Power Rd, Doveton

Colours: Blue,white and yellow panels with Eagle emblem

Senior Coach: Corrie Wilson

Reserves Coach: Cameron Balsarini


1 Brayden Keown Dangerous small forward that can also play a defensive role. Hard at the contest.

2 Peter Dye Very dangerous forward, capable of kicking a winning score off his own boot.

3 Mathew O'Callaghan Hard-running midfielder that uses the footy well.

4 Kaine Bundy Athletic tall that can play at both ends.

6 Darren Ramsdale Key position player, good in the air and at ground level, can play at both ends.

7 Ricky Johnson Pocket rocket midfielder with zip and polish.

8 Corrie Wilson Playing coach. Very dangerous midfielder with great foot skills.

9 Clint Wilson Ruckman. Leads by example with his effort and attack on the contest.

10 David D'Aquino Hard at it utilty that won't take a backward step.

11 Brett Hidgcock Skillful midfield running machine.

12 Cam Ross Ruckman/key position. Mobile big man with a strong mark.

15 Josh Bevis Midfielder. Clean hands in close and uses it well.

17 Paul Parlapiano Smart defender with good foot skills.

18 Alex Rakic Contested ball-winning mid that can play several roles.

19 Trent Day Dangerous small forward.

22 Daniel Ralph Utility type that can play at both ends.

24 Dylan Chadwick Tight-playing defender that can use his run to advantage.

25 Enayte Samadi Midfielder. Stoppage beast that can also go forward and kick goals.

28 Luke Williams Experienced defender.

30 Matt Fristad Reliable, close-playing defender that gets the job done on talls and smalls.

31 Dave Mawhinney Mobile running tall that can play several roles.

32 Steven Ognjenovic Mobile tall. Good skills and makes the right decisions.

33 Stuart Johnson Hard-running midfield type that can play several roles.

35 Nicholas Beer Classy midfielder with clean hands in tight.

36 Adam Read Key position player strong in the air.

38 Sean Paynter Silky skilled mid/forward.

39 Brayden Oliver Strong young key position player.

39 Jake Prosser Skillful midfield/flanker.

60 Emelio Williams Dangerous key forward that can also have an impact in the ruck.

66 Jarrod O'Neill Well-rounded midfielder with a few tricks.

DOVETON EAGLESBENDIGO BANK DINGLEY VILLAGE DIVISION 3 SENIOR: PRELIMINARY FINAL

FIELD BOUNDARY GOALXavier Martin Courtney Stelling Adam Ross

Troy Wood Steve Gelsi William KeilarAlan Manning Joel Davis

SATURDAY 10 SEPTEMBER - HEATHERTON REC RESERVE, 2:15PM

TEAM 1/4 TIME 1/2 TIME 3/4 TIME FULL TIMEDOVETON EAGLES

ASHWOOD

Ground: Essex Heights Reserve, Outlook Rd, Mount Waverley

Colours: Black, white and yellow vertical panels

Senior Coach: Mick Rossborough

Reserve Coach: Mark Jones

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1 Mitch Saunders Quick forward/onballer, good hands, good shot for goal.

2Paul Wineberg (Co-Captain) Forward, strong mark, long kick.

3 Angus Wood Young half forward/wingman, long left foot kick.

4 Ben Giblett Small forward/onballer, good hands, straight kick.

5 Alex Jong Quick wingman, good hands, accurate left foot kick.

6 Ricky O`Brien Leader around club, strong onballer, good hands.

8 Michael Spencer Strong half forward, clearance player, good kick.

9Dale Carroll (Co-Captain) Strong forward, former club Best & Fairest winner.

11 Jake Chapman Quick onballer/forward, long kick, strong mark.

12 James Morrey Small forward, clever around goals.

13 Frank Martinicchio Quick onballer/forward, dangerous around goals.

15 Mark Jones Reserves coach, ruckman, good overhead.

16 Brett Figas Strong onballer, good hands, good long kick.

18 Jacob Barker Ruckman/forward, quick for his size, good mark.

19 Matt Maginness Courageous halfback, strong mark, four-time Best & Fairest winner.

20 Kristan Jones Wingman/forward, good mark, hits targets.

26 Chris Scully Half back/wingman, good kick, rebounds well.

27 Alex Salama Strong forward/backman, good mark, straight kick.

28 Cam Hipwell Tall ruckman/backman, good leap, quick for his size.

29 Brad Hemphill Tall backman/forward, good overhead, straight kick.

32 Chris Meyers Strong forward/backman, good mark, long kick.

34 Tim Smith Backman that never gives in, always puts team first.

36 Abachez Mattias Young wingman/forward, super quick, long kick.

41 Sean Willams Strong backman, long kick, hard at the ball player.

45 Michael Collins Tall, athletic wingman/forward, long straight kick.

48 Michael Langford Creative half back, reads the game well, super kick.

50Lochlan Holmes-Brown Young onballer/forward, nice kick, good hands.

82 Adam Wiltgren Young forward/backman, good hands, athletic.

ASHWOOD

42 | SFNL RECORD 2016


DIVISION 3 RESERVE: PRELIMINARY FINAL

TEAM 1/4 TIME 1/2 TIME 3/4 TIME FULL TIMEENDEAVOUR HILLS

HALLAM

Ground: Barry Simon Reserve, Gleneagles Dve, Endeavour Hills

Colours: Green and Gold V

Senior Coach: Steve Muscat

Reserves Coach: Aaron Abela

Thirds Coach: Scot Anderson

ENDEAVOUR HILLS

# PLAYER # PLAYER

1 Adrian Kartner 31 Matthew Kerr

2 Andrew Mitchell 33 Midhat Sleiman

4 Kerry Ashford 35 Clinton Jarrett

5 Vas Fournarakis 37 Andrew Dexter

7 Jarrod Marolla 38 Ryan Thomas

10 John Lisle 39 Rick Fernandez

11 Nigel DeZilwa 40 Jason Beattie

12 Ryan Imeson 43 Aaron Abela

13 Josh Graham 44 Marcus Kleinert

15 Jayke Villot 45 Jack Gibb

17 Neil Peake 47 Tui Craik

18 Robert Tinney 48 James Taplin

19 Michael Cook 52 Matthew Souter

20 Brok Wightman 53 Shane Jacobs

22 Nicholas Stanley 56 Mohammed Souleiman

24 Adam Walters 59 Josh Downes

26 Peter Koutsogiannakis 60 Greg Baxter

28 Aaron Presutto

FIELD BOUNDARY GOALMark Mitchell Lucas Wilkinson Nils-fredrik Bellarts

Daryl Cox Dylan Ridgway Jim AlwerAbby Wilson Hannah Faulks

SATURDAY 10 SEPTEMBER - HEATHERTON REC RESERVE, 12:00PM

HALLAMGround: Hallam Recreation Reserve,

Frawley Rd, Hallam

Colours: Red, Black & Yellow

Senior Coach: Scott Slater

Reserves Coach: Scott Mckenzie

# PLAYER # PLAYER

3 Rohan Suttie 44 Shaun Logan-Brown

5 Jed Dexter 50 Mohammed Ebrahimi

9 Ahsan Ebrahimi 52 Mitchell Wilson

10 Greg Kerr 55 Ryan Mullin

12 Cam Parker 60 Ryan Fort

13 Hayden Ryan 62 Daniel Wickens

18 Luke Johnson 66 Aaron Alexander

19 Luke Barre-Sewell 78 David Mullins

25 Sean Gaitely 84 Corey West

27 Joe Sanbar 87 Clive Gervigny

30 Jarred Peters 89 Daniel Gentile

36 Matthew Brew 91 Edward Mullins

39 Kevin Atkin 93 Luke Tuyau

41 Daniel Connor 94 Mitchell Wilson

42 Anthony Mustsears 95 Joshua Garnar

43 Dean Crutchfield



DIVISION 3: CLUB NOTESSANDOWN COBRASCongratulations to Shane Cosstick on his 100th game with our club! Well Done!

Thirds We have started our Finals Campaign. We played Endeavour Hills at Jack Barker Oval Cheltenham in the Elimination Final. It was a thrilling win on our part, great team effort, we got over Endeavour Hills by 70 points. Coach Matt McCormick applauded his team

by saying this was the best he had seen from them yet. He also encouraged a positive attitude by saying “Now do you see what we can achieve!” Best on field were J Mott, J Billing, J Hurford, F Masofa, D Fitzgerald and J Meyer. Looking forward to playing Endeavour Hills again next season.

Thank you to all players, coaches and Board members who helped to man the gates for the SFNL on Saturday your commitment is duly noted.

Thank you to all Volunteers and supporters whom we appreciate and would not be without.

Our next match is Sunday 11th September at Jack Barker Oval Cheltenham at 9.30am.

Sandown Football Club are proudly sponsored by the Mulgrave Country Club, Dandenong Club, Dingley Bendigo Bank, DJs Diner & Bar and Springvale Subway.

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Reserves Report: This time to Keysborough in our tour of the South East of Melbourne in a knock out final against Hallam. Little luck early as Gurkin pinged one and our run off half back disappeared with Daniel’s shoulder before half time.

Changes were made, some worked some didn’t still we are not one to surrender and we forced our way back in the game through Mott’s marking and Punters guts. Within a goal but we just couldn’t grab the one needed to pinch it. A good year but out in straight sets and a summer to think about where we find a bit more youth and mid field pace. Well done to Jona and Johnnie and the support staff outstanding as always.

Seniors Report: played Mt Waverley at Clayton with the ground in very good condition. With a grand final berth to play

for we put in a very disappointing effort. It was very difficult to pick out best players on the day with the exception of Hodgey and Boofa down back, Mitch in the middle and Alex and Jonga. The real positive is we have this week to atone for last week’s performance and win a berth in the grand final to exact revenge on our neighbours. Good luck to the boys in this week’s game.

Social Calendar: Friday October 14th, Presentation Night please place your name on the board in the social rooms and get your payment in to Punter now please.



AUSTRALIAN RULES FOOTBALL COLLEGE UNDER 19 RESULTS: FINALS WEEK 1

AUSTRALIAN RULES FOOTBALL COLLEGE UNDER 19 FIXTURE

SECOND SEMI FINAL

HAMPTON V

ST KILDA CITY

FIRST SEMI FINAL

OAKLEIGH DISTRICT

V ST PAULS

FULL FIXTURE AVAILABLE AT SFNL.COM.AU

St Kilda City 5.0 7.2 11.6 14.8-92

Oakleigh District 1.0 1.2 3.2 5.3-33

St Kilda City : Goal Kickers: M. Lefau 3, J. O’’Donnell 3, D. Peut 2, H. Johnstone 2, O. Woods, V. Dang, K. Plummer, F. Guiney-WhiteBest Players: J. O’’Hehir-Vargas, M. Oman, J. O’’Donnell, F. Guiney-White, F. Addi, F. Addi Oakleigh District: Goal Kickers: B. Ledder 2, S. Kahawatte, C. Hutchinson, A. LucarelliBest Players: L. Quinlivan, J. Trieu, P. Lucarelli, D. Spence, B. Ledder, L. Cogan

St Pauls 3.2 6.2 10.6 15.10-100

Cheltenham 0.0 2.4 5.6 7.8-50

St Pauls: Goal Kickers: H. Hunt 3, D. Bone 3, J. Cooke 2, M. Brown 2, B. Dolan 2, J. Bull 2, A. LocandroBest Players: M. Brown, D. Bone, H. Hunt, J. Halloran, H. Begg, T. Walsh Cheltenham: Goal Kickers: J. Hibbert 2, J. Wise, J. Jolly, S. Cusack, B. Parker, T. FitzsimonsBest Players: T. Worrell, J. Hibbert, J. Ofosu-Amaah, D. Woodham, J. Kilner, N. Kilner

QUALIFYING FINAL

ELIMINATION FINAL

SHOOTING STAR OF THE WEEK

Congratulations to all of the nominees for the 2016 Leader

Shooting Star of the Year award. The winner of the prestigious

award will be announced at the SFNL Awards Dinner on Friday

7th October.

Season Launch: Ryan Kreymborg (St Pauls)

Round 1: Paul Pekaj (St Kilda City)

Round 2: Josh Vitiritti (Hampton)

Round 3: James Gascard (Hampton)

Round 4: Jake Winn (Oakleigh District)

Round 5: Brad Dolan (St Pauls)

Round 6: Mykelti Lefau (St Kilda City)

Round 7: Jesse Godino (Cheltenham)

Round 8: Kade Alexander (St Kilda City)

Round 9: Mitchell Dyer (Hallam)

Round 10: Liam McCabe (Oakleigh District)

Round 11: Perry Lewis-Smith (Dingley)

Round 12: Jayce Morgan (Bentleigh)

Round 13: Troy Smith (Hampton)

Round 14: Brad Parker (Cheltenham)

Round 15: Dylan Bone (St Pauls)

Round 16: Izaiah Elisaia (Hampton)

Round 17: Matt Crouch (Dingley)

Round 18: Sam Walters (Endeavour Hills)

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UNDER 19: ON THE UP / ALEX CHARLES

Springvale Reserve once again played host to the Under 19 finals series. Hampton had the week off following their deserved minor premiership and it was up to the remaining four sides to play-off in the Qualifying and Elimination Finals.

St Kilda and Oakleigh took to the field to play in the Qualifying Final with both teams knowing they had a second chance. The Saints entered the fixture in much stronger form but Oakleigh would be no pushover. However, St Kilda used their finals experience and as reigning champions, took a comfortable 36-point lead into the main break.

The Saints continued their impressive form into the second half to prevail by 59 points – setting up a fixture with Hampton in the process. Oakleigh’s inability to hit the scoreboard proved too costly as they only managed 5 goals for the game. Nevertheless, they will get another shot next week.

Oakleigh’s week two opponents, St Pauls, made light-work of Cheltenham in the Elimination Final. The Bulldogs brought some of their early season form to the table when it mattered most, managing a 22-point lead at half time. Their ability to restrict Cheltenham’s scoring in a similar fashion to St Kilda City a day prior was a

key component of this win.

With a five-goal lead at the final change,

the Bulldogs kicked the next four goals

to end Cheltenham’s season. However,

they never gave up and limited the final

margin to just 50 points. Having uncovered

plenty of future stars including Brad

Parker, Tom Davis and the three Kilner

brothers, the future is certainly bright. For

St Pauls, a match against Oakleigh during

the season’s only Semi Final will be very

significant as they seem to be the finals

darkhorse.

Both games weren’t too close but

supporters managed to bring a great

atmosphere and we anticipate more of the

same in the coming weeks! We’d also like

to congratulate the remaining four sides

along with Cheltenham, who were far

from disgraced against the Bulldogs are a

wonderful season.

Onto the remaining finals fixtures – after

their stellar start to the season and

small dip in form, could St Pauls book a

Preliminary Final place or will Oakleigh

put themselves into a premiership-winning

position? Make sure you stay tuned for

next week’s recap as we also see Hampton

against St Kilda for a place in the Grand

Final with the loser getting a second

chance against either Oakleigh or St Pauls.

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AUSTRALIAN RULES FOOTBALL COLLEGE UNDER 19: SEMI FINAL 2 SATURDAY 10 SEPTEMBER - SPRINGVALE RESERVE, 9:30AM

# PLAYER DESCRIPTION GOALS BEHINDS1 Leon Mateariki Natural on field leader. Evasiveness is sublime. Neon Leon, now you see him now you don’t.

5 Xavier Pauli Big forward. Kicks goals for breakfast, can go anywhere. Finals wildcard.

6 Alexander Jones Can go anywhere, reliable by foot. Works hard, tough.

7 Jackson O'Hehir-Vargas Fearless midfielder, silky smooth, athletic and can run all day.

8 William Patterson Tough, tough and tougher. Don’t get any stronger midfielders than this boy.

9 Mitchell Oman (Co-Captain) Co-Captain who is class. Silky smooth. Is there a better left foot than this kid?

10 Paul Pekaj Half forward who just doesn’t miss. Two words - "the package".

11 Kye McMillan Tough-bodied defender. Plays both tall and small, reliable. Works hard both ways.

12 Anthony Smith Goal kicking midfielder, plays the 1%ers. Brilliant on both sides of the body.

13 Febrick Addi Tough midfielder who works hard all day. Tackles, runs and takes the game on.

14 Shai Wood Midfielder who loves it rough and tough. Hits packs a full tilt. Tractor.

15 Hamish Johnstone Ruckman with great tap work. Great mark over head and gets forward.

16 Jesse Firebrace Electric, quick and skillful. Can go to both parts of the ground.

17 Jordan Coughlan-Stevenson Quick, loves the ball in space. Can sneak forward and kick goals.

18 Rueben Jamieson Ever-reliable defender, great one on one. Navigator down back.

19 Kade Alexander Midfielder who runs all day. Tough inside and gets forward.

20 Bryce Carnes Defender who can go forward. Loves to shutdown players. Works hard.

21 Kieran Jamieson (Co-Captain) Co-Captain. Navigator down back, great one on one. Reliable.

30 Fabricko Addi Defender who locks down. Quick and lateral movement is brilliant.

42 Vinh Dang Midfielder who gets forward. This boy has x-factor written all over him. Finals player.

50 Daniel Georgiou Defender who can go forward. Plays key positions and works hard. Booming left foot.

55 Nathan Dawson Key position player who takes a strong grab. Works hard and makes the right decisions.

76 Elijah Salesui Strong forward who can kick goals. X-factor inside forward 50.

78 Dallas Peut Small forward who kicks goals. Has a knack of popping up when a goal is needed.

87 Joshua O'Donnell This kid IS september. Class and polish is his profession. Wait and see.

88 Finnegan Guiney-White Works himself into the ground. Midfielder who is brilliant on both sides. Primed for finals.

89 Josiah Laakulu Big ruckman who gets around the ground, goes forward and is always dangerous. Big presence.

90 Mykelti Lefau 10-15 words just isnt enough. Sit back and watch the show. One word - Freak.

93 Kane Plummer Tall forward with great hands, works hard all day. Genuine finals x-factor.

94 Oliver Woods Athletic defender who can play both tall aswell as small. Reliable.

96 Joshua Davis Ruckman who can go forward. Great tap ruckman who gets around the ground.

98 Perry O'Hehir-Vargas Silky smooth with sublime skills. Gets forward and kicks goals.

# PLAYER DESCRIPTION GOALS BEHINDS2 Tom Burley Key forward with speed to kill and serious hops.

3 Zach Allen Elusive forward and midfeilder with a knack for kicking goals.

4 Josh Vitiritti Midfielder with big engine and neat skills.

5 Bunarith Kheng Agile midfielder with pace and skill.

6 Corey Smith Rebounding defender who can intercept, mark and create.

7 Anthony Papafotiou Quick wingman who has flicked the switch halfway through the season.

8 Jye Sujaini Tall wingman who breaks lines and intercepts marks.

9 Gabriel Bonicelli Classy midfielder with pace to burn.

10 Nathan Wallace Quick wingman and forward who likes to take the game on.

11 Troy Smith Versatile swing man who can dominate both ends of the field.

13 Pat Eckersall Courageous defender who puts his body where the ball is.

14 Bailey Griffin Key defender who can negate and create from the back half.

15 James Gascard Midfielder and forward who loves the hard stuff.

16 Josh Lees Ruckman and forward who can run all day.

17 Patrick Feather Versatile player who can kick goals.

18 Liam Dornau Key defender who is saving his best for finals. Loves the double fist.

19 James Wilkinson Agile player who loves to sell candy.

20 Lachie Pern High pressure forward who can cause defences hell.

21 Nick Moon Inspirational captain who will have to do most of his work off the ground after doing an ACL.

22 Jarrod Munday Classy midfielder who runs two ways, and can play inside and out.

23 Mark Digby Inspirational skipper who wins one on one battles and plays numerous roles.

24 Brodie Pedder Big ruckman and forward who likes it physical.

25 Riley Hughes Running defender who takes strong marks.

26 Noah Wynen Strong defender who breaks lines and tackles.

27 Dale Ryan Strong forward who loves it physical.

28 Harrison Fidler Composed player who can play at both ends.

29 Matthew Hanson Competitive key defender who always gets the top jobs.

30 Ryan Carroll Big midfielder who knows where the goals are and loves the big moments.

32 Izaiah Elisaia Huge ruckman who can go forward and cause opposition defences hell.

38 Hayden King Courageous midfielder who runs both ways.

ST KILDA CITYHAMPTON

FIELD BOUNDARY GOALDaryl Stonehouse Laura Stonehouse James RodwellJack Cunnington Nick Ritchie Gerard Kelly

Darcy Trewarn Holly Davies

TEAM 1/4 TIME 1/2 TIME 3/4 TIME FULL TIMEHAMPTON

ST KILDA CITY

Ground: Peanut Farm Reserve, Blessington St, St KildaColours: Red, white and black

vertical panels Senior Coach: Robert Johns Reserves Coach: Samer Dagher Under 19 Coach: Nathan Johns

Ground: Peterson Street Reserve, Peterson St, Highett

Colours: Black and Yellow Stripes

Senior Coach: Greg Cusack

Reserves Coach: Simon Beshara

Under 19 Coach: Lachlan Batt



FIELD BOUNDARY GOALTom Strudwick Adam Beck Damon KellyConnor Vaux Thomas Reid Kiernan Sells

Ned Couper-johnston Lewis Bade

TEAM 1/4 TIME 1/2 TIME 3/4 TIME FULL TIMEOAKLEIGH DISTRICT

ST PAULS

AUSTRALIAN RULES FOOTBALL COLLEGE UNDER 19: SEMI FINAL 1 SUNDAY 11 SEPTEMBER - SPRINGVALE RESERVE, 9:30AM


1 Daniel Thorson Strong running player that can go forward or back.

4 Joseph Halloran Defender with extreme pace and a big kick.

5 Harry Begg Tough and reliable small defender, never loses a one on one.

6 Dino Karamoshos Silky midfielder that provides plenty of run.

7 Sean Herbstreit Composed defender with clean skills.

8 Saxon van Oursouw Big bodied forward that never gets tackled.

9 Brad Dolan Tough, in-and-under wingman that loves to go forward.

10 George Elliott Most reliable backman in the comp.

11 Dylan Bone Versatile forward that always finds the goals.

12 Will Clark Tall, hard ruckman with a massive leap.

14 Tim Walsh Sure-handed key defender that controls the backline, always cool under pressure.

15 Ben Gowland A defender that provides plenty of run out of the backline.

16 Anthony Locandro Clean skilled midfielder that always finds his target.

16 Josh Bull Clean skills make him extremely dangerous at any part of the ground.

19 James Cooke A smart footy player with a great set of hands.

20 Ash Becker Tall wingman that loves to run.

21 Karl Abourizk A ruckman that never misses a tap.

22 Nic Coutts Strong-bodied midfielder that loves the hard ball.

23 Mitch Charracher Forward with a great left foot.

24 Ben Lindsey Strong backline player that can hold down any opponent.

25 Connor Byrne Long-haired midfielder that always finds the footy.

26 Nick Roberts A wingman with a ferocious tackle.

29 Terry Zizi Small forward that has a knack for finding goals.

30 Liam Head A reliable defender that never gets beaten.

36 Adam Clayton Tall and fast forward that can be used anywhere on the ground.

46 Ryan Kreymborg A young forward with a kick that always finds the goals.

51 Harry Hunt Big power forward that never drops a mark.

54 Matt Brown Classy left footer that gets the ball moving.

ST PAULSGround: McKinnon Reserve, Tucker Rd,

McKinnon

Colours: Blue, Red & White

Senior Coach: Richard Houston

Reserves Coach: Michael Hogan

Under 19 Coach: Wayne Herbstreit


2 Brody Carr Inspirational player to the whole team.

3 Sanjay Kahawatte Fast running player providing drive into the forward line.

6 Bayley Kay-Glover Hard at the ball midfielder.

7 Liam McCabe Great small forward who knows where the goals are.

8 Jordan Skalamera Inspiring leader who has been missing due to injury.

9 Daniel Spence Evasive play maker that's hard to stop.

10 Curtis Ward Versitile all-rounder who plays hard.

11 Hayden Colgrave Head-over-the-ball midfielder who doesn’t look back.

13 Aiden Davitt Solid strong backman.

14 Daniel Urban Great small key position player, plagued by injury.

15 Chris Fournarakis Solid, strong key forward.

16 Mason Franz Evasive small forward.

17 Luke Quinlivan Fast running backman.

18 Jake Winn Ever-reliable goal evasive kicker.

19 Anthony Lucarelli Fantastic tap ruckman leading from the front.

21 Cory Hutchison Tall, fast strong all round player.

23 Patrick Lucarelli Fantastic tall forward, first change.

24 Jacob Garufi-Miles Hard and tough backman.

25 Liam Cogan Evasive backman with plenty of drive.

27 Brody Ledder Strong key backman, controls the play.

28 Chris Akritidis Key high marking backman.

29 Jackson Trieu Consistent all-round player.

30 Anthony Cassett Great all-round tall man.

31 Connor Morgan Tough hard at the ball backman.

34 Gehan Sene Strong leading forward.

44 Dusty Fernandez Never say die forward.

47 Nathaniel Cramer Evasive play maker.

OAKLEIGH DISTRICTGround: Princes Highway Reserve,

Princes Hwy, Oakleigh East

Colours: Black with White Sash

Senior Coach: Shayne Sheedy

Reserves Coach: Rick Nagliati

Under 19 Coach: Scott Russell

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THIRDS RESULTS: FINALS WEEK 1

THIRDS FIXTURE

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Skye 0.2 2.2 5.3 7.7-49

Dingley 4.2 7.5 9.5 10.6-66

Skye : Goal Kickers: M. Kalviskis 3, J. Hernan 2, D. Parkinson, T. JakobssonBest Players: D. Turner, P. Follett, T. Minton, J. Scrivano, T. Jakobsson, C. Baines Dingley: Goal Kickers: P. Rizzi 4, J. Keyt 2, J. Edwards, N. Lowther, J. Maclaren, A. RizziBest Players: P. Rizzi, A. Comino, J. Maclaren, A. Ross, D. McLean, L. Menzel

Endeavour Hills 2.1 2.3 5.7 7.8-50

Sandown 1.1 7.10 10.13 17.18-120

Endeavour Hills : Goal Kickers: H. Favero 4, J. Vellin, R. Thomas, M. ElwanniBest Players: H. Favero, D. Moses, A. Najjar, J. Vellin, T. Websdale, M. Tran Sandown: Goal Kickers: M. McCormick 3, R. Ettridge 3, D. Fitzgerald 3, J. Mott 2, M. Sutton, F. Masofa, M. Jolley, J. Meyer, J. Balfour, S. CosstickBest Players: J. Mott, J. Billing, J. Hurford, F. Masofa, D. Fitzgerald, J. Meyer

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FIELD BOUNDARY GOALAnthony Steward Rodd Johnson Calvin ThomAndrew Nielsen Adam Bailes Keith MarkPaige Hinrichs Kaye Johnson

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THIRDS: SEMI FINAL 1

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SANDOWN COBRAS

FIELD BOUNDARY GOALMark Hamilton-smith Brendan Guy David Weatherhead

John Borg Michael Whelan Anthony LevettJack Mckinley Geoffrey Todd

SUNDAY 11 SEPTEMBER -JACK BARKER OVAL, 9:30AM

DINGLEYCERBERUSGround: Souter Oval, Marcus Rd Dingley





Ground: McAuliffe Oval

Colours: Sky blue and white

Coach: Mark Rix

SKYEGround: Carrum Downs Rec. Reserve,

Wedge Rd, Carrum Downs Colours: Black, red and silver Senior Coach: Ben Walker Reserves Coach: Shane RowleyThirds Coach: Chris Rodrigues

# PLAYER # PLAYER

6 Tom Minton 69 Will Straney

22 Zac Lambert 70 Glenn Fielding

27 Chris Rodrigues 71 Terry Sumner

31 Mick Kalviskis 72 Christian McGuire

40 Travis Scott 73 Jake Dunkley

42 Clint Fitzgerald 74 Chris Deluca

45 Corey McCormack 75 Chris Piastrino

48 Daniel Turner 78 Chris Salt

51 Cory Baines 79 Darian Tajic

56 Daniel Parkinson 81 Tyson Jakobsson

57 John Hernan 82 Shaun Thomas

59 Jordan Grubb 85 Chris McMeniamin

60 Elliot Williams

# PLAYER # PLAYER

1 Joey Edwards 22 Jayden Corpe

3 Andrew Ross 23 Nathan Lowther

4 Andrew Rizzi 24Andrew Pulieo (Co Captain)

5 Kyle Murdoch 26 Colin Craney

6 Drew McLean 27 Josh Keyt (Co Captain)

7 Scott Lowther 28 James Piltz

8 Harley Geri 29 Peter Merkus

10 Peter Rizzi 30 Jackson O'Brien

12 Michael Jeddou 31 John Park

15 Danny Din 32 Matthew Butts

16 Harrison Whelan 33 Andrew Comino

17 Adam Hickford 41 Brad Sessler

18 Chad Dos Santos 50 Adam Sikora

19 Josh McLaren 54 Jordan Potts

21 Dave Vanderheiden 60 Leigh Menzel

# PLAYER # PLAYER

1 Adam Quinn 20 Andrew Lee

2 Ben Hurst 21 Tom Borrillo

3 Bryden Huxtable 25 Andrew Reed

4 Corey Dyson 26 Ben Humphrey

5 Craig Thomas 27 Andrew Rea

6 Martin Tideswell 29 Ben Robertson

7 Aidan Wright 30 Matthew Joy

9 Angus McDonough 31 Ethan MacNamara

10 Will Lete 32 Cameron Baker

11 Jack Schultz 34 Scott Mansell

12 Kurt Smith 35 Mark Rix

14 Thomas Dodd 36 Michael Foote

15 Ryan Schnider 38 Hayden Bradley

19 Josh Richardson 39 Mitchell Theunissen

# PLAYER # PLAYER

1 Shane Cosstick 44 Daniel Thompson

9 Peter Vo 46 Trevor McGeachin

10 Jacob Meyer 51 James Hewitt

11 Matt McCormick 53 Matt Sutton

12 Aaron Powell 55 Jon Billing

14 James Hurford 64 Josh Hurford

21 Jamie Mott 67 Ricky Logan

22 Jeremy Court 70 Matt Jolley

24 Jake Balfour 73 Dale Fitzgerald

28 Matt Nelson 74 Liam Exner

29 Frank Masofa 75 Craig King

34 Kim Om 76 Chris Slater

42 Ricky Ettridge

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Reserve Coach: Trent McKenzie

Thirds Coach: Matt McCormick

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The pressure is on for Grand Final spots this weekend, with the two Division 3 panels to be announced after training next Thursday and the remaining six panels to be announced the following Wednesday. Your on-field performances this week will have a big impact on if and where you are umpiring next week. Off-field performances may also count, and arriving at matches on-time, and neatly dressed, will count in your favour at the selection table.

With only three weeks to the Div 1 Granny, it is time for umpires to step up if they haven’t done so already. Field umpires MUST pay all obvious and major free kicks, and all members of every panel must work as a team from the moment they arrive until all the match day paperwork is completed. Fraggle and Harry have been delighted with the performances of all the goal umpires so far in this finals series – they have set a high benchmark for their boundary and field umpire colleagues.

Many umpires have had the opportunity to strut their staff during the first full week of finals. Age should not be a barrier to finals selection. While the older brigade led by Big Al are getting lots of runs on the board some of our younger field umpires have umpired their first senior final or their first Div 1 final in the last fortnight: congratulations to Nathan Guy, Joel Lewis, Matt Mahoney, Dan Streker, Cam Watts and Riley Webster. Joel and Cam were so thrilled with their performances last Saturday that they celebrated in style until sunrise. Boys, don’t be getting ahead of yourselves!! Another young gun to step up was Tom McKinley who goal umpired his first Div 1 final last week at the age of 15!

Several former SFNL umpires ran in VFL finals last weekend. John Cooper and Brad Standfield in VFL seniors and Annie Mirabile, Tyler Hankinson, Nick Bridges and Dean Jones in Development League and TAC Cup finals. Hopefully they will all get Grand Finals later in September. They may be joined in VFL September action next year by some of our current SFNL umpires!

Umpires are expected to arrive at the ground an hour before the start of all finals matches. However, Tom Strudwick and Tessa Gorban overdid things a little last week when they both arrived twenty-five hours before the start! You must also confirm you match on Schedula by Friday morning, or run the risk of having your appointment given to another umpire.

Marshie has asked the senior umpires to “leave the green cards at home” during the finals, although he has

encouraged umpires in the lower grades to use them to give players some “cooling off” time if necessary. After having to take the field during a Colts final last week, when a fieldie was forced off with an injury, Marshie the issued the first green card for the day. Talk about leading by example!

Scottie Learmonth has yet to learn how to iron, as evidenced by the crumpled umpiring shirt he arrived with last Sunday. Luckily Brendan Bartling was able to lend him an impeccably ironed replacement shirt. I hope that it boomerangs – Borgie is still waiting to get back the sweat bands Scottie “borrowed” from him a few weeks ago.

Daryl Cox lost a contact lens at three quarter time last week, and was observed to be umpiring even better in the last quarter than earlier in the game. Perhaps he will run without either lens next week.

Perhaps the largest crowd last weekend was at Murphy Reserve where seven teams of dads representing seven primary schools played six matches in a Dads Footy carnival. The PFA food tent was just outside the umpires’ room and John Borg spent every break with the mums feasting on a variety of snacks. After one of the matches, a player voiced his displeasure with the umpires using language that was singularly inappropriate given that many primary students were in earshot. About ten minutes later, a very humble dad was led to the umpires’ room by his school principal and spent several minutes eating humble pie with a long apology. Perhaps this is an initiative that the SFNL could introduce. Other sanctions could include detention, writing lines, and possibly the strap! At the conclusion of the day, the player judged BOG was presented with the Martin Medal (named after one of the school principals), before Borgie and Steve Jasiak found themselves acting as marshals for a major fireworks display on one of the ovals. Given this experience, they are available to assist the SFNL if it mounts a fireworks display in the future.

Next Thursday, we will celebrate the Division 3 Grand Final appointments with a meal after training. Then, the following Wednesday, all appointments for Umpires being selected to umpire in the last week of the finals will be announced at the Grand Final Appointments Night, which is being held at the Huntingdale Golf Club, Windsor Ave, South Oakleigh.

Remember that: “The Man in Green Should Not Be Seen” and “We Bounce, We Blow, The Rules We Know”



The Districts were a dominant force on Saturday in their convincing Qualifying Final win over Bentleigh on Saturday, and leading the charge was midfielder Ryan Pearson. The electric speedster was seemingly everywhere, winning

plenty of footy all over the ground and was strong at every contest. He used

the footy magnificently by foot, and was particularly damaging bringing the ball

through the centre.

Congratulations, Ryan!

RYAN PEARSON

OAKLEIGH DISTRICT

PLAYER OF THE DAY

Saturday 3 September Sunday 4 September

PLAYER OF THE DAY

Barr has long been a favourite of the SFNL Radio Team, but his outstanding

performance in his 150th game on Sunday saw his stocks rise in their estimation. As Highett kept pumping the ball inside 50, it was Barr that was continually bringing

it back out again. The veteran’s speed and decision making rebounding out of

defence set up teammates further up the ground and helped the Bombers claw

their way back into the contest.

Congratulations, Tim!

TIM BARR

SKYE

2016 SFNL SENIOR FINALISTS

Photos courtesy of Memento Sports



GAMBLING’S NOT A GAME DIVISION 1 RESERVE

PLAYER CLUB AVG TOTAL

Leigh Moore Dingley 4.06 65Corey Pearce Clayton 2.83 51Jeremy Tobin Cheltenham 3.07 43Peter Nelson Mordialloc 2.53 43Nicholas Lowrie Bentleigh 2.83 34Stefan Feehan Dingley 3.4 34Jamie Vlahos St Kilda City 1.61 29Andrew Lee Bentleigh 2.25 27Kade Murphy Bentleigh 1.56 25Sam Williams Dingley 2.44 22

DIVISION 3 RESERVE


Andrew Meredith Mount Waverley 6.22 56Cameron Kirkup Mount Waverley 6.63 53Justin King Lyndale 2.92 35Matt Parrella Mount Waverley 2.54 33Clinton Sheedy Sandown 3.11 28Rory Dux Mount Waverley 1.93 28Randolph Newman Mount Waverley 2.08 25Jake Brown Mount Waverley 1.33 24Neil Peake Endeavour Hills 2.18 24Paul Hattersley Ashwood 1.6 24

DIVISION 2 RESERVE


Mathew Poore Skye 4.82 82Bradley Dyer Skye 3.47 59Arlyn Hagiwara Port Melbourne Colts 2.93 41Rhys Clayton Murrumbeena 2.35 40Ashleigh Beasy Chelsea Heights 2.38 38Christopher Lacey Springvale Districts 2.38 38Justin Clarke Port Melbourne Colts 4.11 37Davor Rajic Keysborough 3.33 30Brendan Weighell Skye 1.87 28Christopher McCann Skye 1.6 24

THIRDS


Matthew McCormick Sandown 2.89 52Michael Kalviskis Skye 3 45Peter Rizzi Dingley 3.58 43Jackson O'Brien Dingley 2.17 37Joshua Keyt Dingley 2.9 29Thomas Borrillo Cerberus 3.11 28Nathan McPherson Clayton 1.44 26Clinton Jarrett Endeavour Hills 2.4 24Corey Dyson Cerberus 1.33 20Mark Rix Cerberus 1.58 19

DIVISION 1 SENIOR


Calhan McQueen Dingley 4.57 64Patrick Nicholls Bentleigh 3.5 56James Morris Mordialloc 2.72 49Khaled Kandakji Oakleigh District 2.29 39Paul Fermanis Oakleigh District 2.29 39Daniel Farmer Dingley 2 36David Velardo Oakleigh District 2.12 36Nick Scanlon Clayton 2 36Dylan Sloan St Kilda City 1.72 31Justin Crameri East Malvern 1.92 25

BENDIGO BANK DINGLEY VILLAGE DIVISION 3 SENIOR


James Gough Mount Waverley 5.94 101Luke Galle Mount Waverley 4.35 74Trevor Kumetaitis Lyndale 3.78 68Dale Carroll Ashwood 3.17 57Daniel Morrison Endeavour Hills 3.5 56Adam Read Doveton Eagles 3.85 50Jack Williams Moorabbin 2.94 50Shane Peake Endeavour Hills 2.27 41Cory Brady South Yarra 2.05 37Darren Ramsdale Doveton Eagles 3.08 37

DIVISION 2 SENIOR


Philip Smith Chelsea Heights 5.42 58Mitchell Clarke Port Melbourne Colts 3 54Jason Butty Port Melbourne Colts 3.13 50Lachlan Dobson Chelsea Heights 2.73 41Chad Ryan Highett 2.67 40Nicholas Gilbert Caulfield 2.17 39Matthew Van Schajik Heatherton 2.31 37Justin Issac Hampton 2 32Joel Jones-Hampton Highett 1.67 30Mitch Walder Murrumbeena 1.59 27

AUSTRALIAN RULES FOOTBALL COLLEGE UNDER 19


Mykelti Lefau St Kilda City 4.93 69Liam McCabe Oakleigh District 3.6 54Ryan Kreymborg St Pauls 2.79 39Tom Davis Cheltenham 2.24 38Ryan Carroll Hampton 3.27 36James Cooke St Pauls 2.62 34Hayden Favero Endeavour Hills 1.82 31Brad Dolan St Pauls 1.93 29Bradley Parker Cheltenham 4.33 25Cory Hutchinson Oakleigh District 1.56 25

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With over $3 million invested since 2008, James Boag’s Draught is an avid supporter of grassroots footy.

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Sandown Greyhound Racing Club

Catch all the excitement of greyhound racing fromthe best seats in the house, every Thursday night &Sunday afternoons

Action packed 11 race card

Fully enclosed air conditioned comfort

Table waited drinks service

Dine overlooking the winning post

Thursdays | 6.30 to 11pm

Sundays | 2pm to 6pm

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