of Football Mitch Wilson with Sgt Jodie Wyatt Tait Sabec with Constable Brendan Thomas Since 1908 MPNFL 41

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1 of Football Spirit Awards Tait Sabec with Constable Brendan Thomas Mitch Wilson with Sgt Jodie Wyatt Since 1908 MPNFL 41

2 CRIB POINT 1 ADAMS Sam 2 LAWSON David 3 WARRY Dean 4 MORSMAN Gerry 5 PEMBERTON-BUCHANAN Josh 6 ADAMS Tim 7 WHITE Daniel 8 WISKEN James 9 WISE Dan 10 HERRINGTON Luke 11 HENRY Nick 12 CONWAY Luke 13 COOK James 14 DOWEY Andrew 15 COOK David 16 McGUINNESS Christopher 46 BLAKE Shaun 17 SMITH Paul 18 ANNABLE Duane 19 DRUVINS Andrew 20 CLIFFORD Riley 21 SHELLY Luke 22 GRAHAM Warrick 23 NEWTON Jared 24 COOK Michael 25 HARKNESS Mark 26 COOK Tim 27 DAVIDSON Brad 28 AUSTIN Sam 29 MILLS Jack 30 WEBB Matthew 31 WARRY Clinton 32 DUNKLEY Ben 33 BARCLAY Glenn 34 THOMPSON Ricky 42 MPNFL Since ZDJELARVVIC Anthony 36 FRASER Troy 37 MONTY Beau 38 KEULEN Adam WILSON Mark 41 MOORFIELD Richard 42 BINNEY Brendan 43 BERRYMAN Martin 44 BEECH Daniel ( RC ) 45 COLLINS Luke 47 EATON Michael 48 BATE Adam 49 CAMPBELL Callan 50 SPARKES Scott 52 BLAKE Mat 53 VEERHAAF Tim 54 SAINT Troy 56 LYNGCOLN Jonothan 60 LACY Troy 62 DENNIS Shane 63 HERRINGTON Warren 68 BEECH Tim 77 SLOPER Matthew SCORES SNRS RES U18 s COLTS LCRIB POINT FOOTBAL CLUB Colours: Black & White Ground: Melways: 195 B1 Recreation Reserve Colin Parade, Crib Point Secretary: John Druvins Coach: David Lawson Reserves Coach: Glenn Barclay Under 18 s Coach: Jared Newton Bendigo Community Bank 1 CONWAY Ryan 2 KLEINIG Mitchell 3 SYMES Waide 4 KAIRIES Dean 5 ALFORD Ethan ( VC ) 6 HARRIS Corey 7 GRIFFIN Arron 8 COOK Jacob 9 ESTCOURT Tyrone COLLINS Matt Under 18 s 13 ESPENSCHEID Jayden ( C ) 14 DEKLEUVER Zak 15 FORECAST James ( VC ) 16 STRINGER Ben 17 KAIRIES Matt 18 CASE Jack 19 BRIGGS Daniel 20 McCAMISH Macksville 21 KING Ben 22 CASE Luke 23 PYNE Sam Not a great day at the nest with all 3 sides going down to Somerville. An undermanned under 18s team stuck to a plan and showed glimpses of improvement and are sure to have some success if they continue to improve. The 2nds again were undermanned but too showed some glimpses that they re improving. The seniors were in the game at half time but were let down by a poor 3rd quarter and ended up no match for Sommy. Despite the loss there were positives with young Dean Kairies making an impressive debut. When you see Waide Symes running around there s some talent in the on ball division for Crib Point in the next 10 years with Dean and Waide being 16 and 17 years old respectively. They will also be representing Crib Point in the Interleague for Congrats to both. Today we welcome the Yabbies to the Nest and we re a real chance to deliver some sneaky wins today, especially if we manage to be as sneaky as Peeping Tim Beech outside a window of a spare bedroom at his own house. That s pretty sneaky, sneaky enough to catch people off guard anyway. Good luck to all footballers and netballers today, let s use today to make some big strides forward. Our first official function for the year is also being held next week at the rooms after the Pearcedale game on 15th May. Ladies Night is always a great evening, make sure you get along, especially you PB, you never know mate, a few unsuspecting ladies could be looking for a young, strapping, single CHB to carve some shapes into a Cruze Club dance floor with. $10 entry for blokes, women are free. Get along; it ll be a good night. Thanks to Brian Victor ( Jezza ) for sponsoring our unders last week, as well as Dave Evans for his driving lesson sponsorship. Good luck to all sides today CAIRNS Mark DUNNE Rob

3 Bendigo Community Bank 1 STAPLETON Dylan 2 3 FEILDING Jordan 4 CARTER Jayden 5 BUCHAN Corey 6 HEMBURROW Brent 7 BOOTH Thomas (C) 8 PARKER Dale 9 FITZGERALD Ben 10 WATERSTONE Shane VAN WEES Ben 13 LUNNEY Jack 14 WATSON Chris 15 JONES Ash 16 HANSEN Dayne (V.C) 17 MORHAN Joshua 18 DICKASON Mitch 19 CALDWELL Dean Under 18 s 20 ARANAS-WHEELAN James 21 COULTER Hayden 22 MCRAE Kane 23 RETIRED 24 TOWNSEND Joshua 25 WATERSTONE Nick (VC) 26 MEYER Sam 27 ELLIOTT Tim 28 MURTAGH Matthew 29 MILBURN Joshua What a great weekend of football last weekend was, with 3 wins from 3 matches. We have to carry on the momentum this week when we travel to the Nest and take on Crib Point. It is always a hard place to take 4 points away from, so we have our work cut out for us. Last week the ones put in a gritty performance to prevail over a plucky Hastings side by a goal, and take the George Slocombe trophy home for the first time. We were a little bit down on past weeks, but considering the tricky conditions and only one on the bench from half time onwards it was a notable victory. If the boys keep playing this brand of committed team football then we will be in for a very exciting year. The seconds opened up their account for the season in what was a scrappy game of football. We ended up getting over the line by less than a kick, but used our get out of jail free card to do so. Again there was improvement on the previous weeks, but need to listen and follow the coaches instructions more if we are to play the football that we are capable of. The 18 s put in the best performance of the day in which they easily accounted for Hastings. The boys have been improving week by week and should take a lot out of a well deserved result. Kicked away early and did not look back, playing a good brand of team football which will be competitive with anyone. Function: Mothers day lunch at the club on the 15th May. Was a very popular function last season, so shout your mum/wife/girlfriend/sister a ticket to show your appreciation for all that they do for you. For tickets please see Kat Bell RANSOM James 1 RANSOM JOHN 2 BELL STUART 3 SOUTER ASHLEY 4 SMITH JARROD 5 PICKERSGILL SCOTT 6 VOLK JUSTIN 7 HOSE MATHEW 8 FLACK JONATHAN 9 WATERSTONE ASHLEY 10 MCGRATH TIM 11 TOWNSEND JACK 12 SMEETON Barry 13 MICHELSON Kristian 14 ANDERSON Brett 15 JENCKE Ryan 16 CONLAN Craig 17 BINKS Dale 18 CARTER Jayden 19 PORTER Stephen 20 CHANT Luke 21 EMBERSON Benn 22 RIXON Aaron 23 Retired 24 ALEXANDER John 25 RANSOM Chris 26 HOLLINGWORTH Bruce 27 ZOHS Michael 28 DIMKOS Matthew 29 LYNESS Jason 30 WEBSTER Ben 31 BRADLEY Nick TYABB 32 TURNER Hayden 33 DI PASQUALE Dean 34 PAYNE Darren 35 DELANEY Blake 36 LYNESS Daniel 37 ANDERSON Kade 38 LESKOVIC Nick 39 LIA Mitch 40 HANNA Justin 41 GARDNER Phil 42 VENN Chris 43 SHERLOCK David 44 WADE Travis 45 ALLEN Nathan 46 CLAY Adrian 47 HANNA Brenton 48 RANDLE Paul 49 BUCHAN Corey 51 SILKE Pat 52 BARRINGTON-SMITH Sam 53 CALDWELL Brendan 56 RITCHIE Matt WALL Jamie 59 GOULD Ben McINNES Shaun 63 PORTER Luke 64 HEMLEY Steve 65 HIGGINSON Marc 66 WHALLEY Andrew SCORES SNRS RES U18 s Colours: Maroon, Royal Blue & Gold Ground: Melways: 148 J9 Bunguyan Reserve, Fston Flinders Rd, Tyabb Secretary: Sue Volk Coach: Mathew Hose Reserves Coach: Darren Payne Under 18 s Coach: Dean Underwood Since 1908 MPNFL 43

4 SOMERVILLE 1 PAGE Ben 2 PAGE Matt SCORES SNRS RES U18 s Colours: Royal Blue & Gold Ground: Melways: 148 E1 Recreation Reserve, Jones Rd, Somerville Secretary: Andrew Jacgung Coach: Leigh Stewart Reserves Coach: Jordon Boyes Under 18 s Coach: Dave Collie 3 SPOONER Jarrod 4 STEWART Leigh 5 TOWAN Micheal (VC) 6 ATKINS Joel 7 JOLLEY William 8 AUSTERBERRY Jay (VC) 9 COLLIE Josh 10 FORSYTH Luke 11 BOYD Glenn (C) 12 CROWE Stephen 13 COX Caleb 14 BOYES Jordon 15 MALTMAN Matthew 16 ROSE Adam 17 SUTTON Jedd 18 BROWN Nicholas 19 SEDGWICK Ben 20 BOYD Danny 21 LYNESS Ricky 22 MURRAY Aaron (C) 23 STEWART Mark 24 BAXTER Jason 25 HESTER Jarrad 26 RIDOUT Adrian 27 NICOLSON Joseph 28 MULLAN Luke 29 SATUR Paul 30 COZENS Tim 31 KOERNER Lee 32 BATE Marcus 33 BITTERS Emilio 34 NUMODE Shawn 35 FLEETWOOD Chris 36 CANT Joel 37 AUSTIN Guy 38 WILSON Jacob 39 WILSON Adam 41 McNEILL Brett 42 MATTHEWS Zak 43 HIBBERD Geoff 44 OSBORNE Brock 45 VUNIMASI Vio 46 BOX Matt 47 DROSCHER Daniel 48 COLLIE Luke 49 ZWEIRSEN Peter 50 PARKER Jay 51 COLLIER Callum 52 BERTUOLA David 53 DURRANT Daniel 54 PRETTY Max 55 PALSER Jarryd 56 SATUR Nick 58 GRIFFITHS Ben 59 ELIADIS Peter 60 DORLING Richard 44 MPNFL Since WEIMMERING Carl 62 STOLLER Lachlan 63 ZIEGENBEIN Matt 65 POTTS Trent Bendigo Community Bank Welcome Back not only a theme song written for Welcome Back Kotter, but a great metaphor for the Somerville Football Club who are back on their Home deck today. This is the Buildsafe Insurance Match of The Day against Rye. Lets continue on with another three wins. We hadn t had three wins on the one day for 2 years so it was good to see some depth returning to the club! were consistent all day against a determined Crib side with plenty of young guns to look forward to the future with. Reserves are now starting to look better each week, but a test today against last year s Premiers. Under 18 s getting the job done with limited numbers due to injury and school commitments. SOCIAL: SFC SNOW PARTY Saturday 15th May Get into your Winter Gear and enjoy the Apre Ski. VILLEINS CLUB: Luncheon Saturday May 29th. Confirm your booking today with Rocky or Macca. $50 per head for Non Members. Everybody welcome. SPONSORS: Craig Mann First National, Oversize Transport, Phillips Auto Spark, Somerville Hotel. RAFFLE: Drawn Saturday 29th May. Split System Air Conditioner & Water Tank $10 Per Ticket. CANTEEN: Helpers required!! If you can assist contact Pat Phillips in the Canteen today. S.F.C Apparel: All apparel items including Stubby Holders & Stickers available today. Support our Ground Raffle today and every home game. Supplied by Coolart Country Smokehouse Somerville Plaza. The Token Reporter 1 PRETTY Max (C) 2 BITTERS Emilio 3 POTTS Trent 4 ALLSOP Justin (VC) 5 WHITTLEY Brad 6 O BRIEN Brock 7 HILL Cam 8 KILPATRICK Lee 9 WILSON Adam (VC) 10 COLLIE Luke 11 BRAVO Travis 12 McDONALD Brad 13 EDWARDS Lachlan 14 ROWE Brad 15 O NEILL Blake 16 SASS Adam 17 ELTON Todd 18 PALMER Ryce 19 HOGENBIRK Rowan 20 OSBORNE Brock Under 18 s 21 STONE Luke 22 BURTON James 23 PARKER Cayne 24 DURRANT Daniel 25 MUIR Robert 26 CAMERON Alan 27 BECKETT Tom 28 KRAMER Dylan 29 WHINCUP Michael

5 Bendigo Community Bank 1 BRIGGS Biily 2 BAKER Tom 3 CULLEN Troy 4 BROWN Tom 5 TIPENE Rima 6 DEXTER Bryce 7 KINGSTON Harley 8 PATTON Max LONG Nathan Under 18 s 12 BAGULEY-STEWART Paul 13 CAMERON JOSH 14 PURCHASE Tim 15 NEAL Troy WYLIE Matt 18 EGAN Brady 19 SHEA Scott (DVC) 20 WILSON Harrison 21 WIGHT Billy 22 GANA Josh 23 SEERS Jayden 24 FELDOPHER Rikk 25 JORDAN Ash 26 COLE Harley (VC) 27 Harley Murphy 28 permit player Okay I m awake now! The senior team s learning curve suffered a serious reverse upwards trend mauled by sharks was the headline, the smell of blood sent the SORRA S into a scoring frenzy. With smaller bodies, the inconsistency of youth we expect the occasional loss, it s called education, and last season about the same time and in the same place we got taught a similar lesson. We finished rd a game behind last weekends opponents. It s early days, so let self belief and spirit be the key ingredients from here on in. History lessons are not the order of the day and going forward is what development is all about, just keep at it and things can turn around very quickly. Kyle s comrades discovered that standing a little closer to your opponent and running straight at the ball worked in their favor. Lapses of concentration nearly proved costly and the Finnegan snap in the closing minute was the get out of jail free card we had been looking for, in a word LUCKY. The under s played chasing all day never troubling the scoreboard or the statistician, it s a worrying thing, lack of numbers coupled with lack of experience, but if everyone connected to club started hunting for some players then we d get competitive, Keep your heads up boys, some of you will one day play senior football and the club is right behind you in that pursuit. To finish on a high, the dashing darlings of the tarmac clocked up a resounding victory to continue their unbeaten streak. Thank god for netball! The Big Raffle is up and running so get your ticket now. Pay your subs and clear the debt on socks and shorts. Club apparel is available from Teresa Baker. Just a reminder that a day at the junior footy on Sunday is not a bad thing to do, get out and about and support our future, it might pay dividends. Mr. Bombastic (all though somewhat subdued) CAIN Ben 2 KIRKWOOD Adam 3 WINTERS-KERR Ben 4 FIDDES Aaron 5 McKAY Chris 6 KIRKWOOD Jared 7 JENNINGS Kyle 8 KERR Bill 9 HOWIE David 10 NODLT Matt 11 DUNN Andrew 12 BAGUELY Steve 13 BALCHIN Jacob 14 CAIN Sean 15 HYNES John 16 TWEEDLY Paul 17 APPLEFORD James 18 RYAN Steve ( Coach) 19 BAKER Matt 20 KITCHEN Daniel 21 JAMES Matt 22 JENNINGS Jimmy 23 HOLMES Ben 24 WOODS Greg 25 SUTTON Rhett ( C ) 26 BENNETT Elliot 27 McINDOE Matt 28 SHAW Travis 29 PERKINS Dale 30 HARRINGTON Charles 31 SMITH Sam 32 DUNN Cam 33 BARKER Steve 34 CROWE Harry 35 WOODFORD Toby 36 WILSON Grant EGAN Adrian WATERSON Ryan 41 TAYLOR Ryan 42 FINNIGAN Teage 43 AMBROSE Chad 44 TWEEDLY Steve 45 CULLEN Damien 46 BYRNES Wes 47 SUFFERN Beau 48 CANNAN Simon 49 ANDERSON Matt 50 BAKER Tom 51 TOUHILL Chris 52 SUFERN Beau 53 TWEEDLY Stephen 54 KEZELE Damion 55 WHELAN Matt 56 SWAYN Daniel 57 APPLEFORD Sean RYE 58 HITCHENER Andrew 59 VELIADES Dane 60 SAWERS Travs DUNN Matt SCORES SNRS RES U18 s Colours: Royal Blue & Red Ground: Melways: 168 D5 RJ Rowley Reserve Melbourne Rd, Rye Secretary: Barry Swayn Coach: Stephen Ryan Reserves Coach: Kyle Jennings Under 18 s Coach: David Howie Since 1908 MPNFL 45

6 ROSEBUD 1 CAIN Michael 2 JONES Phillip 3 BESWICK Robert 4 ATKINSON Luke 5 O HEHIR Daniel 6 MCKAY Bart 7 ROSE Aaron 8 FENNEY Sean 9 ROSS James 10 GLAUM Geoff 11 ARMSTRONG Lachlan SPOONER Ryan (C) 14 TUFF James (RC) 15 FULTON Clancy 16 WILSON Aaron 17 SCHWIND Daniel 18 DAVIDGE Brenton 19 SCHULTZ Ben 20 HUTTON Dylan 21 BENTLEY Greg 22 ROGERS Chris 23 GIARRUSSO Daniel 24 KRUMEICH Sebastian 25 SNOOKS Leigh (RVC) 26 RAPHAEL Jamie 27 MILLER Thomas 28 BARRAND Thomas 29 JOHNSTON Kale 30 PAYNE Brenton 31 GRENFELL Thomas Colours: Navy Blue & White Ground: Melways: 170 B3 Olympic Park, Eastbourne Rd, Rosebud Secretary: Anthony Matthews Coach: Mark Hustwaite Reserves Coach: Jamie Raphael Under 18 s Coach: Colin Spencer 32 MULCAIR Cody 33 WILDE Jade 34 MARSDEN David 35 GEBERT Andrew 36 SMITH Scott 38 FARRELLY Luke 39 THOMAS Bradley 40 GRENFELL Ryan 41 BRYANT Brendan 42 O CONNOR Ryan 43 JOSE Mick 44 BLACKHALL Marc 45 PALMER Daryl 46 WORRALL Jack 47 IRELAND Todd 48 PEGG Geoffrey 49 JARMAN Jack 50 HARDEMAN Angus 51 WHITE Thomas 52 THOMSON Glenn 53 PHILISTIN Scott 54 CARBOON matt 46 MPNFL Since MATTHEWS Anthony 56 SYKES Douglas 57 LONG Shane 58 DiPIETRO Josh 59 PETERSON Matthew 60 MANGLE William 61 ROSE Matthew 62 SPENCER Sean SCORES SNRS RES U18 s Bendigo Community Bank Welcome to sunny Rosebud. Today we play host to Pearcedale footy and netball teams and hope to see you all in the rooms after the games. The Club has also invited past players (including a reunion of the 1970 premiership team) to attend the games and hope you all have an enjoyable day reliving past glories. I m sure the stories will get bigger and better as the day rolls on. Have a super day and get behind our current group as they go for 3 in a row. Last week the one s dug deep in the last quarter to get the win, which was great, but there is a lot of room for improvement so today would be a good time to start that. The two s were very disappointing. You can cop a loss when everyone is having a go, but that s not happening. Today however I expect a positive approach and a team that tries its guts out. It has to be TODAY. The unders just can t seem to put four quarters together, not many teams win with only 2 or 3 good ones, so we ll have four today thankyou! The netballers seem to have got their collective Mo jo back with the B team having their first win and the Premier team back on a roll. See you all in the rooms after the match. CHEERS I.C. SLABOVIC Socially - 1 SMITH Dylan 2 CLARKE Jamie (C) 3 WESTON Harry 4 BOS Timothy Under 18 s 5 HARDEMAN Hamish 6 REID Joel 7 JANSSEN Leigh 8 PENDLEBURY Blake 9 MARTIN Andrew 10 TOTH Billy (VC) 11 MAZUREK Timothy 12 PORTA Blake (VC) 13 DOW Samuel 14 HOGAN Aidan 15 TAYLOR Chad 16 PALMER Johnathan 17 OPITZ Sage 18 KENDELL Daniel 19 STEPHENS Dale 20 NEWTON Luke 21 MILLAR Sean 22 BOS Anthony (VC) 23 LLOYD Darren * We are holding a mid-season ball at the Rosebud Country Club on 26 June - make sure your pencil this date in. * The Club will be hosting a Goods & Services Auction on 31 July (combined with the Barkes Bonanza Draw). Please see Pam or Kerri if you have any goods or services (ie. 2-3 hours labour) to donate for the auction THOMSON Timothy 26 CANNING Corey 27 FREEMAN Dylan BARKER Jacob

7 Bendigo Community Bank 1 READ Alex 2 WILCOX Nick (VC) 3 PARKER Tyrone 5 STERLING Harley 7 KENNEDY Michael Under 18 s 8 DUNCAN Dillon (VC) 9 VAN SOEST Matt 10 HENDERSON Shane 12 GREER Sam (VC) 13 MOSS Matt 14 SORELL Leroy 15 JAGINTAVICIUS James 16 THOMAS Shannon 17 BOLCH Tim 20 SLOCOMBE Brad 21 HALL Ben 22 FLOATE Ryan 24 READ Robert 26 TYSON Sam 37 DICKSON Craig (C) Back from a week off, can t think of many of us that don t enjoy a week off from the footy sometimes to rest and catch up on a few things, the Bye s not a terrible thing is it? The best bit though is coming back refreshed and injury free and ready to chalk up another win. Down to Rosebud today so good luck to all sides, after the game make sure you get yourself back to the club tonight for the $1000 draw to assist with the war wounds of Lieutenant Besley. Injured in battle he needs some support so head back for an ale and hopefully win the prize, and if you can t make it get a ticket and win the cash anyway. Congrat s to Shauny Palmer on winning the slabs in joker jackpot, with the Hawks in their current form he s donated enough slabs to others and certainly deserved em. Any Eagle fans looking for free slabs see Shauny for a wager. Against Hastings the sheds were rocking as the locals got into full voice and helped get the seniors home in the main game. A fantastic atmosphere and a better result as Bas and Wiz dominated up forward, and Scotty, Dicko, Daymon and Pup won the middle. The Reserves and under s continue to battle but went down. The ladies again showed the way and this time both teams had wins, get over and yell a bit of support today as they are part of the club and are certainly off to the best start of all the teams. Next week they ll all be supporting the club as they flock on mass and bring plenty of the female kind to the annual ladies day. Don t forget to tell the other half boys and make sure that it s well attended, it s a great chance to get the missus involved so tell her about it and make sure she enjoys the drinks, food and entertainment, see Karen tonight for a ticket. Players, please ensure your membership is up to date and you have yourself a players sponsor, if you can t find one then I don t believe you ve tried. 1 DAMON Luke 2 OHAYON Gavin 3 FRASER Brendan 4 5 HOUGHTON Scott 6 WILCOX Nick 7 BASKAYA Kain 8 HOOBER Rod 9 PETTIT Nick 10 GARRETT James 11 BIDEY Leigh (C) 12 WALSH Nick 13 BESLEY Jack 14 SMITH Jason 15 CROSS Lachlan 16 WATSON Steve 17 URBANS Shane 18 PALMER Brad 19 THOMAS Shannon 20 ANDERSON Glenn 21 SMALE Jeff 22 BLACKBURN Max 23 FOSTER Ian 24 MURRAY Luke 25 WAGHORNE Chris 26 SANTILLI Luke 27 BOWES Dwayne 28 MORRIS Rick 29 MAGGS Shane 30 HOE Byron 31 McDONALD Scott PEARCEDALE Colours: Navy Blue & White Ground: Melways: 140 G6 Reserve Baxter/Tooradin Rd Pearcedale Secretary: Karen Halket Coach: Greg Siwes Reserves Coach: Brad Palmer Under 18 s Coach: David Wilcox 31 JANSSEN Dean 32 BESLEY Dan 33 BASKAYA Kerem 34 VAGG Mathaugh 35 BELL Gavin 36 CULTON Steve 37 DICKSON Craig 38 WOOD Sam 39 HOUGHTON Adrian 40 SHAW Mat 41 WALTON Jason 42 ARCHER Nathan 43 TILDERS Anthony 44 SMITH Kaine 45 WILKINS John 46 JONES Jon 47 MCNAMARA Brenton 48 HERBERT Jaryd 49 HILL Matt 50 CHALONER Tim 51 SHAW Ryan 52 RETIRED 53 McGOWAN Chris 54 HUTCHINSON Josh 55 FRASER John 56 BREW Jonathon 57 YOUNG Ben 58 TAIG Scott 59 PORCARO Alby 60 WILCOX Nick 61 PIGGOT Noel SCORES SNRS RES U18 s Since 1908 MPNFL 47

8 Nepean Fixture Bendigo Community Bank Easter Round Saturday 3 April Round 10 Saturday 19 June D mana v Sorrento Frankston v Somerville Round 1 Saturday 10 April Sorrento v Red Hill Hastings v S rento Hastings v Dromana P dale v F kston Pearcedale v Rye D mana v S ville Rosebud v Crib Point Red Hill, Crib Point, Tyabb Tyabb Bye Rye, Rosebud Byes Round 11 Saturday 26 June Round 2 Saturday 17 April Red Hill v Frankston F kston v Tyabb Tyabb v Pearcedale S ville v Red Hill Rye v Hastings S rento v P dale Somerville v Rosebud Rosebud v Rye Crib Point, Dromana, Crib Pt v D mana Sorrento Byes Hastings Bye Round 12 Saturday 3 July Round 3 Saturday 24 April Frankston v Dromana R Hill v Crib Pt Red Hill v Rosebud Rye v Frankston Rye v Sorrento Tyabb v Sorrento Tyabb v Hastings P dale v Hastings Somerville v Crib Point D mana v R bud Pearcedale Bye Somerville Bye Round 13 Saturday 10 July Round 4 Saturday 1 May Frankston v Rye D mana v F ston Crib Point v Red Hill R bud v Red Hill Sorrento v Tyabb Sorrento v Rye Hastings v Pearcedale Hastings v Tyabb Rosebud v Dromana Crib Pt v S ville Somerville Bye Pearcedale Bye Round 14 Saturday 17 July Round 5 Saturday 8 May Tyabb v Frankston Frankston v Hastings Red Hill v Somerville Red Hill v Dromana Pearcedale v Sorrento Crib Point v Tyabb Dromana v Crib Point Somerville v Rye Rye v Rosebud Rosebud v Pearcedale Hastings Bye Sorrento Bye Round 15 Saturday 24 July Round 6 Saturday 15 May Frankston v Pearcedale Sorrento v Frankston Sorrento v Hastings Rye v Red Hill Rosebud v Tyabb Tyabb v Somerville Crib Point v Rye Hastings v Rosebud Somerville v Dromana Pearcedale v Crib Point Red Hill Bye Dromana Bye Bye Saturday 22 May Round 16 Saturday 31 July Hastings v Frankston VCFL Championships Dromana v Red Hill Hampden v MPNFL Tyabb v Crib Point at Camperdown Rye v Somerville Round 7 Saturday 29 May Pearcedale v Rosebud Red Hill v Tyabb Sorrento Bye Rosebud v Sorrento Round 17 Saturday 7 August Crib Point v Hastings Frankston v Sorrento Dromana v Rye Red Hill v Rye Somerville v Pearcedale Somerville v Tyabb Frankston Bye Rosebud v Hastings Round 8 Saturday 5 June Crib Point v Pearcedale Frankston v Rosebud Dromana Bye Pearcedale v Red Hill Sorrento v Crib Point Round 18 Saturday 14 August Tyabb v Dromana Tyabb v Red Hill Hastings v Somerville Sorrento v Rosebud Rye Bye Hastings v Crib Point Pearcedale v Somerville Round 9 Saturday 12 June Rye v Dromana Crib Point v Frankston Frankston Bye Somerville v Sorrento Rye v Tyabb Finals: Dromana v Pearcedale 21 & 22 August, 28 & 29 August, Rosebud Bye 4 September, 11 September Sunday 13 June Red Hill v Hastings 48 MPNFL Since 1908 Balnarring & District Community Bank Branch Shop 28 B Balnarring Shopping Village 3050 Frankston-Flinders Rd Balnarring 3926 Ph: Hastings & District Community Bank Branch 88 High Street Hastings 3915 Ph: Mornington Bendigo Bank 85 Main St, Mornington 3931 Ph: Pearcedale Community Bank Branch Shop 4 Pearcedale Shopping Centre Baxter-Tooradin Rd, Pearcedale Ph:

9 Nepean Netball Welcome to round 5, and what a good round it s going to be! Looking back on my predictions for last week, we were right on the money for who was going to win in round 4. All of the winners for the round ended up winning by 7 or more goals, with the three top teams once again smashing their victims. The weather, although not the warmest, for Saturday s games was sunny and there wasn t enough wind to make it hard for the teams with passes or shooting. In the A grade there was a couple of changes to the ladder after round 4, Crib Point and Hasting have both moved down, with Dromana and Rosebud moving up and taking their 5th and 6th positions. The B grade ladder has also had a few swaps and changes after the weekend; Edi-Asp and Rye still hold first and second positions, but Pearcedale, Rosebud and Frankston all moved up the ladder, leaving a few distinct changes in the order. Dromana vs Frankston - A win each way Dromana and Frankston battled it out on Saturday at Dromana s home ground, and just by looking at the scores, we can see it would ve been close in both games. The A grade match saw Dromana win by 7 goals, giving them enough points to jump from 8th to 5th on the ladder. Unfortunately for Frankston they have stayed where they were, but they re due for some wins as they have played most of the top teams in the first 4 rounds. Frankston B grade were able to come away with a win, MP SPORTS PHYSICIANS Specialists in Sport and Exercise Medicine Club, TAC Cup, VFL, AFL football All other sports Medicare rebates Close relationship with local physios, GPs and surgeons CAMS Medical examinations Mornington 130 Tanti Avenue Ph: Frankston 1/20 Clarendon St Ph: The Peninsula s sports medicine specialists Dr Leesa Huguenin Dr Greg Harris MBBS M.SpMed FACSP MBBS (Hons) FACSP CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP Club A B Total Tyabb Edi - Asp Rye Pearcedale Rosebud Crib Point Hastings Dromana Frankston Red Hill Sorrento 0-0 taking the Dromana B graders down by 15 goals. The win for the b grade has definitely helped them move up a couple places, but also has dropped Dromana s position by one place. Both sides look more finals promising in the A grade, but as mentioned, Frankston should get a couple more wins on the board with Hastings and Sorrento coming up. Dromana should win easy against Red Hill, but then they re up against Rye and Tyabb, who might leave them on the ladder where they are. Rosebud vs Red Hill - Two wins puts Rosebud in the top 6 Rosebud hosted Red Hill for round 4, but didn t give the away team any chance for a win in either grade. In the A grade Rosebud won the game by 30 and in the B grade by 26, a fair win from both A & B. Red Hill are still showing signs of struggle in both grades and their next few games are not going to be any easier for them with Dromana, Rye and Tyabb. Rosebud are showing they re going to be promising again this year, A & B in the top 6, and both have a good chance of moving into the top 4 after round 5 depending on their results against Pearcedale. Crib Point vs Edi-Asp - The outsiders seems just too good Edi-Asp lived up to expectations beating the Crib Point home teams in both the A & B grades. The A grade game saw Crib Point go down by 34, that type of loss does hurt, but the game was a lot closer than Edi-Asp s round 2 match results. Cribby s B grade went down by 49 goals, although a big difference between the two teams, the Crib Point girls need to remember at least they didn t go down by like 70 something goals. They still have plenty of chance to make finals in B. Crib Point are still getting news players joining and this may help them improve more and more over the season. Holly Adams and Pam Mckillop were awarded BOC by Cribby. Edi-Asp stay second in A and top in B grade, round 6 against Tyabb would be a day not to be missed! Since 1908 MPNFL 49

10 Nepean Netball Sorrento vs Rye - Sorrento help Rye get a 100% lead on 4th Poor Sorrento once again hosted another smashing against them, with Rye beating them by 81 goals. Although it is Sorrento s first year, it seems they really need some help in their netball department Over time the league are going to introduce a C grade and Juniors, Sorrento will definitely need to do a netball campaign in the next year or so to get enough players for two teams. Rye remains 3rd on the ladder, with now a 100% lead over 4th place Pearcedale. Rye will remain steady with Red Hill and Dromana in the next three weeks, but this week s game against Edi-Asp isn t as promising for them! Sorrento has the bye round 5. Hastings vs Tyabb - Another 50 something goal win to the Yabb s Tyabb added another two wins to the scoreboard for A and B grades, after defeating the home side Hastings last Saturday. Tyabb A grade are looking unstoppable for the season with big wins over all their oppositions. I m yet to get names of the key players getting Tyabb these big wins, but they ve definitely got something good going for them!! Hastings still have plenty of time to get some more wins on the board, as we are only up to round 5, but it s always disappointing to lose by such a margin. As mentioned earlier round 6 Edi-Asp will be a great test round for Tyabb, although I believe their A should win, Edi-Asp are going to be the only team other than maybe Rye that can come close to the top side. Hastings has Frankston and Rosebud in the next two weeks, both games could go either way in the A, but the B grade could possibly have a win. Hastings look set for a mid ranking all season, but they just need to take advantage of the games when playing some of the teams like Red Hill and Sorrento again in the second half of the season for percentage. Pearcedale - Bye round Pearcedale had a week off due to the bye. They ve got a few close games ahead including Rosebud, Crib Point and some harder games against Edi-Asp and Tyabb just round the corner. Pearcedale A grade have remained in 4th this week, but they really need to make sure they win some crucial games against Cribby and Rosebud to keep their spot in the top 4. The B grade should have two wins in the next coming weeks and keep their top 4 spot, they re looking like a top 4 contender for the season. Like the A grade ladder, there s a big gap between teams on the ladder, but some wins over the next few weeks will keep them up there. If you, a spectator or player, have any comments, views, opinions on games or teams, feel free to shoot them through to nepeannetters2010@hotmail.com by Monday midday after each round. Round 5 is going to be filled with a lot of close and ladder swapping matches, please make sure you show your club support and go over to see the girls battle it out from 12pm. A GRADE Dromana (34) v Frankston (27) Red Hill (20) v Rosebud (57) Rye (86) v Sorrento (5) Tyabb (61) v Hastings (9) Edi-Asp (47) v Crib Point (13) Team P W L D B F Agst % Pts Tyabb Edi-Asp Rye Pearcedale Rosebud Dromana Crib Point Hastings Frankston Red Hill Sorrento B GRADE Edi-Asp (57) v Crib Point (8) Frankston (26) v Dromana (11) Tyabb (35) v Hastings (28) Rosebud (38) v Red Hill (12) Team P W L D B F Agst % Pts Edi-Asp Rye Pearcedale Tyabb Crib Point Rosebud Hastings Frankston Dromana Red Hill Round 5 Tips Frankston Vs Hastings Red Hill Vs Dromana Crib Point Vs Tyabb Edi-Asp Vs Rye Rosebud Vs Pearcedale (Could go either way) Sorrento Bye Round Thanks for taking a read again! Good luck to all teams for round 5! RED HILL The Red Hill Ladies took another blow this week going down in both grades. The B Grade team looked like they had been on the battle field with injuries to Emily Smith after she was doing so well in defence, and then our thumping shooter steph going down with an ankle 50 MPNFL Since 1908

11 to leave us having to play short in the last half, just reminding you tall girls, numbers are still welcome. The A Grade game was blinder with the Lasses stepping up and really playing well as a team with Greeny giving coaching direction to the goalers and it proved our competitiveness with Annie moving out and to Nat, the goals really came with ease. At the other end our defence was faced with a larger than life goal shooting combination, but to their credit there was no giving in. I want to wish last years coaches award winner Ash a happy 21st and all the best for an enjoyable ladies day. Deefender EDITHVALE-ASPENDALE Last week our girls travelled to Crib Point and enjoyed the picnic atmosphere at the Crib Point courts. The B team were depleted by sickness but played well, with Chelsea B playing a great game across the centre. Jess was fantastic in goals while Sam & Sophie were very strong in defence. This week we welcomed Jaime, our travelling sports injury trainer, to the Eagles Nest! Jaime, who is studying occupational therapy was in demand before the start of the A grade game as she taped & rubbed down all the sore muscles. The girls reaped the benefit of Jaime s expertise & went on to win a tough game, where once again the scores were not indicative of the game. Georgia played a terrific game in goals, with great court play & accurate shooting and once again Holly dominated the centre, with Wendy ever reliable In defence. The U17 s won a close game against Somerville. The girls had to work hard all game as quite a few players were unavailable. Amongst the best were Ash & Issy in defence and Linnea in goals. I d like to thank our major sponsor MKA Stone Design, whose support the girls greatly appreciate! Also, last weeks Frankston International Player Award (Dinner for 2 to the value of $100),was won by Sam for her great game in defence & goals! Saturday nights function at the club was the place to be! It was great to see the girls embrace the theme - What you want to be when you grow up! Their costumes & party attitude certainly livened up Regents Park! Nepean Netball This week the look forward to welcoming Rye to Jubilee Park while the U17 s play Bruce Park. Good luck to all teams. Go Eagles!! ROSEBUD What a great day the Rosebud girls had last Saturday. Not only was the sun shining but so were both netball teams. Our B girls had a terrific win against a gallant Red Hill The girls really seemed to gel and from the sidelines it looked like they d been playing together for years. They should be pleased with themselves for the first win of the season! The A girls got the 4 points with quite a convincing win It was hot out on the court but so were the Rosebud girls. We tried some changes with some defensive players going into attack and vice versa. This shows the flexibility and strength of the girls. We were pleased with the positives to come out of the game! Today we take on Pearcedale at home and we ask that people come down and support us, its only 5 mins down the road at Eastbourne PS.. Both teams are welcome back to the club for our Past Players Day. Come down and enjoy a drink after the game. CRIB POINT Last week we welcomed Edithvale-Aspendale down to Crib Point. It was an awesome effort by Crib against an A-mazing 2 sides. The B team went down 8-57, with Holly Adams best on with a great second half in defence. The A team also found the going tough losing Our newest recruit, Pam McKillop was best on with a fantastic game in defence. This week we welcome the Yabbies to the nest. A must win game for both teams, to cement their positions in the four. Don t forget Ladies Night this Saturday evening, which includes free entry, free ticket for raffle prizes and a glass of Champagne upon arrival. Lets get everyone down to training this week. CARN CRIBBY! A typical day in the office (Let s talk) Next time you re thinking about how money can grow your agribusiness, call us. We won t think twice about speaking with you personally on-farm. Traralgon (03) Leongatha (03) Since 1908 MPNFL 51

12 Nepean Netball RYE The Rye girls travelled down to a sunny Sorrento. The girls, while strong where not at full strength, winning comfortably 86 to 5. With Ellen scoring 29 goals in one half of netball in the goal circle, Emma scored 30 goals in 3 quarters of netball, and Assunta chipped in with 19 goals in her half on court. The mid courters of Lucy, Heidi, Charlie and the defense of Trish, Casie and Amy starved Sorrento of nearly ever opportunity they had in scoring. An excellent effort by all the girls. This week we play Edi-Asp at Jubilee Park Frankston, who are also undefeated after 4 rounds. Both clubs have started the season very well and the Rye girls are looking forward to competing against another unknown club. All the best girls. Happy birthday to Lucy, Emma and Trish. TYABB Last weekend was a major success for the Tyabb Football and Netball Teams! Of the 5 wins available at Hastings we managed to close out all of them with a win! As Stocko would put it, Its a RECORD!. Congratulations to both the A and B side last weekend. The B grade game was a fantastic game that was fought down to the wire, with the girls pulling through in the last quarter to win by 7 points. Big games had by Kat, Tina and Courtney in attack. The A grade game was a little bit more of a one sided affair but still was a great display of the game. Big games were had by Sarah Hose, Jemma Sanders, Katja Nemaric and we hope that Stubbsy recovers quickly from her injury. Today we take on Crib Point at Crib Point and look forward to both encounters, in two hard and fast games. On another note Kylie and Kat conquered one of their greatest fears by going on the Netball Radio show last Saturday morning. Thank you to the Pearcedale girls Diane and Mel for having us in. We encourage all other teams to get on board and help the girls out each Saturday morning and listen from 8am am on RRP. DROMANA With our third game at home, Dromana welcomed newcomers Frankston Bombers to the competition. Both sides took to the court and we had a successful win with the A s and a loss with the B s. The A game score was even at quarter time. At half time, Dromana were up by four points and three quarter time up by six points. The final result was Dromana 34 defeated Frankston 27. The B side put in a good effort and unfortunately the final margin was not in their favour. We need to remember that our B side are young and still developing and are the future of Dromana Netball. I am proud to say that they are courteous on the court and follow their coach s instructions closely. The final score was Dromana 11 defeated by Frankston 27. Our next game will be at Red Hill. Go Tigers The Premier Pie in Town 52 MPNFL Since 1908 Ivan s Pies proudly support the MPNFL

13 Casey Cardinia Preview Crunch game for Berwick THE season is only three rounds old but already there are a couple of finalists from 2009 being forced to sit in the room of mirrors and take a good hard look at themselves. Pakenham spent last weekend s bye doing just that and this week Berwick was shown that any thoughts of sailing through the home and away rounds and making the finals on the back of last year s improved performance was pure fantasy. Despite being without star goal kicker Ryan Donaldson, Beaconsfield beat the Wickers in every department last weekend, leaving Berwick in seventh position with one win and a percentage of a touch over 80. A good start to the season is crucial to every side but expectations at the Edwin Flack Reserve are high and there is only one course of action left and that is to start winning again. Of course that situation sets up this weekend s round beautifully and all eyes will be on how the Wickers react under the spotlight. The hurdle the Wickers face will be provided by fierce, in-form rival Narre Warren. Magpie coach Matt Shinners has educated rising young stars like Jackson Parker, Dylan Piening, Ben Wragg and Luke Tehennepe well over the past 12 months and again Narre Warren looms as a genuine grand final contender. Combined with the experience of Brett Evans, Glenn Hamilton, Steven Kidd and Daniel Field, the Magpies appear, on paper, to be the most balanced side in the league. Berwick don t need therapy or counselling or any cajoling, they just need a lift from every player across the board, starting with Grant Noonan, Jason Heath, Shaun Barnes and Jason Rahilly. The talent is there but, at present, the confidence is not. Playing at home at the Edwin Flack Reserve will be of absolutely no advantage to the Wickers against the Magpies given that Narre Warren regard it as their home away from home having won three premierships at the venue in the last four years. Both sides have multiple attacking options so it will be up to their midfielders to provide the opportunities. Berwick wins on height but Narre Warren simply has too many running rotations and consistently wear down opponents with persistency. That will be the case again this week and panic-stations may be called at Berwick on Saturday night. Keysborough has the chance to go to four wins from four outings and secure itself in the top five with a win over ROC at Starling Road. That said, the Kangaroos will be more than dirty on their start to the year and keen to, not only chalk up a win, but do it against a club that is being spruiked as a potential finalist. Kris Fletcher s side had that chance last week but when the heat was on after half time, let it slip despite the efforts of Ash Comer, Neil Adams, Ben Tivendale and Adam Reid. The Burra was also seriously challenged last week but the opposite was the result. Star centre half back Will Gayfer took control while John McMurray, David Prib and Matt Freeman lifted to lead the rejuvenated Burra to victory. That is an ominous sign for all opposition, let alone a side that is yet to taste a win. Again this will be a good contest early on, but again the Kangaroos will be unable to cover all Keysborough s match-winners when the heat is turned up later in the day. Doveton is back at home this week and Beaconsfield will take its turn at squaring the ledger after several years of domination by the Doves. The Doves three straight losses, while not unexpected, would have disappointed many followers given that patches of form in every game have shown signs of real promise and, at times, the brilliance that the Casey Cardinia League has come to expect out of the Robinson Reserve. Most of the excitement surrounds youngsters like Corey Phillips, Vergim Faik, Travis Hendy and Shaun Semmens. At Beacy the lid is about to pop off, whether they like it or not. A familiar swagger has re-emerged among the players and that s with due reason. Lachlan Oakley made the Since 1908 MPNFL 53

14 Casey Cardinia Preview most of his key role in attack last week, while the form of Mitch Collins, Andrew Williams and Daniel Mislicki has been superb from day one of the 2010 season. There are a few demons for Beaconsfield to conquer at the Robinson Reserve but, on form, they will do that with ease this weekend. Cranbourne travels to Hampton Park with consolidation on its mind. While Eagle supporters will be hoping for a percentage boost, nothing like that will have crossed Doug Koop s mind in the lead up. The Eagles are about the process required to win enough games to make the finals and that is exactly how they went about it last year. While the form of Damien Whitnall, Justin Berry, Ray George and Leigh Holt has been pleasing, nothing is being taken for granted at Casey Fields. Hampton Park is a frustrating side for its followers. The Redbacks got themselves into a position where they could force a win last week and then let it slip away. Leigh Morse has been a great pick-up and the form of Nathan Dawes, Ryan Simpson and Linden Fredericks has been solid, but winning is what counts and last week was disappointing. The Redbacks always lift in front of their home crowd but that passion will not be enough to overcome the pure class of the Eagles in the end. Tooradin and Pakenham matches have a great deal of tradition attached to them from the old West Gippsland days but that is probably where the competition will end this week. The Lions have had a shocking start to the premiership defence but nobody in the league is under any illusions that they will start winning soon and probably keep winning after that. With the looming reinclusion of big marking Nathan Leishout, John Atwell and Beau Wheeler, there is little doubt that the Lions will shake off their 2010 hangover. The Seagulls will be hoping that this week is not the one that sees that happen. Chad Liddell said at the start of the year that it would be one of education for his young side but it has already been harder than he would have predicted. Despite the efforts of Rohan Hyde, Beau Miller, Matt Davey and Ben Disney, the Lions will be far too strong on the day. Reserves HAMPTON Park reserves at home would be among the hardest games for any side in any season regardless of ladder position, and this weekend undefeated top dogs Cranbourne makes the trip to the Booth Reserve. The Redbacks have improved in both depth and skill this season and the Eagles will need to be on their game to maintain their perfect record. At the other end of the table ROC will be out to sing their song for the first time this year against Keysborough. The Burra will be a tough opponent however and their bigger, stronger bodies should prevail. The Berwick-Narre Warren clash will be typically physical with the speed of the Magpies giving them the edge in a close one. The other two games in round four should see comfortable victories to Pakenham over Tooradin and Beaconsfield over a young but inexperienced Doveton. Under 18s THIS year s under 18 competition is shaping as a most interesting battle and this weekend s clash between Berwick and Narre Warren will go a long way to determine which side is the biggest threat to top side Beaconsfield. The Magpies had a walkover on the weekend so the tip has to go with the Wickers on their solid exposed form. The other close game of the day will be fought out between Hampton Park and Cranbourne. The Redbacks are a significantly improved young side this year and have the opportunity to take a huge step with a home win over the Eagles. ROC will likely have a percentage booster against the young battlers from Keysborough, while Doveton, despite playing at the Robinson Reserve, will be no match for the might of unbeaten ladder leaders Beaconsfield. Pakenham will get the points with Tooradin yet to field an under 18s side in casey cardinia Tipsters Garry Howe Pakenham Gazette Sam Landsberger Media Darryl Nisbet SWGFL Legend Brad Kingsbury 3SER Rod Willshire MPNFL Director Narre Warren Beaconsfield Cranbourne ROC Pakenham 8 Narre Warren Beaconsfield Cranbourne Keysborough Pakenham 9 Berwick Beaconsfield Cranbourne Keysborough Pakenham 8 Narre Warren Beaconsfield Cranbourne Keysborough Pakenham 11 Narre Warren Beaconsfield Cranbourne Keysborough Pakenham 9 54 MPNFL Since 1908

15 Casey Cardinia Ladder Team P W L D B For Agst % Pts Beaconsfield Devon Meadows Narre Warren Keysborough Cranbourne Hampton Park Berwick Pakenham ROC Doveton Tooradin Reserves Team P W L D B For Agst % Pts Cranbourne Devon Meadows Pakenham Narre Warren Hampton Park Berwick Beaconsfield Keysborough ROC Doveton Tooradin Under 18's Team P W L D B For Agst % Pts Beaconsfield ROC Narre Warren Berwick Cranbourne Hampton Park Doveton Devon Meadows Pakenham Keysborough Tooradin Club Championship Club Snrs Res U18 s Total Devon Meadows Narre Warren Beaconsfield Cranbourne Keysborough Pakenham Hampton Park Berwick ROC Doveton Tooradin Goal Kickers Name Club Rnd Tot Ryan Donaldson Beaconsfield 0 16 Kevin McLean Hampton Park 2 13 Justin Berry Cranbourne 3 12 Tyson King Keysborough 1 9 Matthew Davey Tooradin 7 9 Grant Noonan Berwick 2 9 Marc Holt Cranbourne 2 8 Justin Hill D Meadows 1 8 Reserves Name Under 18 Club Rnd Tot Matthew Walters D Meadows 5 11 Jarrod Murphy Cranbourne 0 8 Philip Symons D Meadows 2 8 Shane Adams Cranbourne 3 8 Shanon Kirkwood D Meadows 1 7 Jake Gray Narre Warren 5 6 Frank Martinicchio Cranbourne 0 6 Robert Palazzolo Berwick 4 5 Ben Airdrie Beaconsfield 0 5 Adam Pavlovic Berwick 1 5 Robert Johnson Cranbourne 4 5 Brett McMaster Cranbourne 0 5 Leigh Williams Keysborough 1 5 Name Club Rnd Tot Jordan Andrews Berwick 1 12 Edward Mullins Hampton Park 9 10 Ryan Budd Doveton 0 10 Daniel Paterson D Meadows 2 9 Cameron Petrie Cranbourne 2 7 Mitchell Anderson Doveton 0 5 Matthew Clarke ROC 0 5 Since 1908 MPNFL 55

16 BERWICK 1 Club Jumper 2 PYBUS Rowan 3 FOWLER Kris 4 CARLYLE Billy 5 CALAMATTA Sean 6 PAGE Nathan 7 MOTT Adam 8 HEATH Jason (VC) 9 NOONAN Grant 10 BARNES Shaun 11 STREIT Matthew 12 STENT Andrew 13 HANIGAN Michael 14 RAHILLY Jason 15 HUMPHRIES Tom 16 SHEPPARD Luke 17 FINLAYSON Steve 18 VANSCHILT Paul 19 TUCK Andrew (C) 20 ROBINSON Dale (VC) 21 ROBINSON Brett 22 GUNN Tim 23 VANDIEMEN David 24 WAITE Nathan 25 SEAR Nick 26 BEECH Tom 27 ANDERSON Bryce 28 BUNTINE Jarryd 29 DALTON Adam 30 PAVLOVIC Adam SCORES SNRS RES U18 s COLTS 56 MPNFL Since 1908 Colours: Blue & White Ground: Melways: 111 H7 Edwin Flack Reserve, Manuka Rd, Berwick Secretary: Trevor Byrne Coach: Glenn Dale Reserves Coach: Tony Henwood Under 18 s Coach: Robert Johns 31 VAN HOUT Trent 32 DYKER Cameron 33 ANDREWS Tom 34 MONEY Zac 35 SEAR Pat 36 COTELA Robert (RC) 37 GILLESPIE Kane 38 GRIBBLE Sam 39 REDDIEX Callum 40 COOK Leigh 41 MOREY Stephen 42 LEWANDOWSKI Brett 43 BEECH Lachlan 44 REID Luke 45 PINTAUDI Joseph 46 Club Jumper 47 MEREDITH Toby 48 FOOT Aaron 49 TALBETT Nathan 50 SALUNI Rangi 51 AALTONEN Chris 52 ABRAHAM Matthew 53 McLEOD Scott 54 Club Jumper 55 SMITH Ronald 56 McPHIE James 57 CARLYLE Tom 58 SALUNI Walter 59 CAMPBELL Tom 60 JAMIESON Jake 1 McLARDY Jake 2 BURNS Fraser 3 McGILL Mitch 4 BRENNAN Tom 5 PICKERING Ben 6 SMITH Aaron 7 BURKE Locky 8 STAFFORD Daniel 9 SHEPPARD Jack 10 DeWIT Mitch 11 ANDREWS Jordan 12 STEEL Connor 13 JELL Josh 14 TALBETT Mitch ( C ) 15 HAMILTON Cameron 16 JOYCE Jayden 17 GILLIES Tom 18 BARNETT Callum 19 WILCOCK James 20 MILLER Lachlan Under 18 s 21 YOUNG Phillip 22 OECHSLE Rob 23 GROH Lachlan 24 GLASS Eamon 25 VILARINO Josh 26 SZALEH Brad 27 SMITH James 28 MEREDITH Kristian (VC) 29 TAYLOR Jake 30 DAMES Taylor 31 GOULD Luke 32 BEVAN Ricky 33 BUNTINE Matt 34 PHILLIPS Ryan 35 MacKENZIE Matt Not hard to see why it s called Battle of the Creek. We battled to get a kick, battled to get a handball, battled to get a mark or goal for the entire game! Well done to Beacy, you left us with no doubt that you are the benchmark of the competition. Don t get too comfortable with the cup and shield as they are only on loan. As for us, only time will tell if we are capable of turning our fortunes around. Plenty for the selectors to mull over this week if they are to come up with the right combination for the Narre game. One from three is disappointing, one from four is unacceptable and everyone must be on their game this week. On a much brighter note, the two s win was one of the most celebrated for many years. The boys played four solid quarters of fast, entertaining footy with everyone contributing to a memorable victory. Robbie s 4 goal second quarter was inspirational. The boys are on a high and really want to continue their winning ways against the highly rated pies. Tony is it double or nothing this week? Goes to shows that winning three quarters doesn t guarantee a win. This young under 18 team will learn that you can t give opposition sides a seven goal start and expect not to struggle in pulling back such a large margin. We ve got to bounce back this week and play four consistent quarters. Today v Narre, both clubs are for the first time playing for the Pat Sweeney shield in honour of the late Mr W P Sweeney who served both clubs and the SWGFL for many years. Thank you to Dick Tonks for making both clubs aware of Pats service and donating the shield. Pink Footy Day please donate to the BCNA where ever you see a donation tin at the ground. Happy Birthday Dalts.

17 NARRE WARREN 1 SCANLON Stewie 2 HARVEY Bobby 3 TOMICH Michael (U/18 C) 4 MOSS Lachy (U/18 VC) 5 CLARK Lochlan 6 TONNA Josh 7 MATWIJKIW Jacob 8 PARKER Jordan 9 ROBERTS Keiran 10 CONNELL Tom (U/18 VC) 11 LANG Nick (U/18 VC) 12 DOUGLAS Jess 13 MOSS Lachy (U/18 VC) 14 KING Ben 15 ADDINSALL Alex 16 SHORTIS Cody 17 MARRIOT Ryan 18 EDWARDS Chris 19 LUTTRELL Joel 20 TUT Kong Under 18 s / Colts 21 MIONNET Josh 22 ROBERTS Jordan 23 HEINS Jamie 24 PROSSER Nathan 25 BEVAN Ricky 26 GIOBBI Adam 27 CALVERT Jake RAY Andy 30 ADAMS Shannon 31 APOSTOLOPOULOS Dean 32 SCOULER Nathan 33 HARVEY Jake 34 MEYER Matt 35 DREW Tory 36 SCHIAVELLO Max 37 SABEC Tait RICHARDS-GILL Stephen 40 HARDING Matt (Colts C) 41 WARD Nick 42 FAORO Brendan (Colts VC) 43 STEVANOVIC Alex 44 PIENING Addison 45 MENTIPLAY John 46 WHITWORTH Jack (Colts VC) 47 SMITH Raymond 48 NELSON Aiden 49 MOON Cameron PHILLIPS Will 52 MACKENZIE Justin HOLLAND Tim 55 HARDIE Jack 56 LITTLE Josh 57 MCDONALD Brendan 58 McLEAN Sam 59 MacGREGOR Ryan INTVEEN Corie Narre hosted Tooradin last week for big wins in the Ones and Twos. Our 18s won by forfeit, while our Colts accounted for Frankston Bombers in a hard-fought battle. The Ones 11-goal win featured a vintage best-on performance from our skipper, Hammo and we had many avenues to goal poking holes in Tooradin s defence Birdman kicked 6, supported by Jacko (4), Dyl Piening (4) and Wraggsy (3). Teddy Lee was great in our back half. Our Twos also outplayed Tooradin for a twenty-goal win. Multiple goalkickers were Jake Gray (5), Cole Harvey (4), and Juzzy Marriott (3), while Dean Scanlon and Mickey McKenzie were in our best. And in our Colts six-goal win Nick Ward, Cody Shortis and Matty Meyer were the standouts while Tait Sabec kicked three goals. Framed 2009 Premiership team photos for our Under 18s, Colts and Netball Under 17s are now available for $60. Place orders with Bev. Our Round 5 home-game against Doveton next week is Ladies Day. All the wives, girlfriends, mums, aunties and sponsors who support our footballers and netballers are invited to join in, make some new friends and enjoy the club s hospitality in the social club from 2.30 pm. Thanks to all who supported our big Sportsman s Lunch at the Fountain Gate Hotel last week which raised some good money for the Club. New Club Sponsors needed Narre Warren FNC offers great sponsorship opportunities for local businesses. Try something new in your marketing in 2010, Phone Janette McGill on This week s feature sponsor - R & C Asphalt - Road building, asphalt and civil works construction, contact Roger McGill, 9 Drovers Place Pakenham or Kim McGill kim@rcasphalt.com.au 1 BORNINKHOF Daniel 2 LEE Chris 3 MCGILL Michael 4 MCIVER Aaron 5 COLLINS Chris 6 KIDD Steven 7 VANDENBROEK Daniel 8 SCANLON Nick 9 FIELD Daniel 10 EVANS Brett 11 PARKER Jackson 12 FIELD Andrew 13 HARVEY Cole 14 MARRIOTT Justin 15 SAKADJIAN Alex 16 WRAGG Ben 17 POTALEJ Chris 18 BOYLE Lee 19 TEHENNEPE Luke 20 BELL, Cameron 21 VANDENBROEK Nathan 22 TAPNER Jamie 23 ANDERSON Jarrod 24 COLLINS Damian 25 COLLINS Michael (VC) 26 DE WIT Ryan 27 PIENING Dylan 28 WERNER Tim 29 COWAN Nick 30 BARLOW Aaron 31 DINSDALE Scott 32 KIRBY Daniel 33 HARPER Neil 34 JAMES Clinton 35 TAPNER Brendan 36 PERESSO Clay 37 SCANLON Dean 38 HAMILTON Glenn (Capt) 39 MCGREGOR Chris 40 GRAY Jake 41 DOGGETT MATTHEW 42 DOGGETT Benjamin 43 HUYSMANS Daniel 44 DALTON Cameron 45 CHRISTOPHER Luke 46 HIAM Nathan 47 FAORO Ryan 48 UZAREVIC Daniel 49 CURNOW Luke 50 MCKENZIE Michael 51 TOSIN Chris 52 MOORE Jacob 53 ELMES Tim 54 HARBINSON Brad 55 MOORHOUSE Ryan 56 McNAMARA Colin 59 SHORTIS Shannon 60 DICK Darryn 61 LAFRANCHI Josh 62 PLACE Chris SCORES SNRS RES U18 s COLTS Colours: Black & White Ground: Melways: 108 D9 Kalora Park, Fox Rd, Narre Warren Secretary: Bev Hiam Coach: Matt Shinners Reserves Coach: Dean Holden Under 18 s Coach: Mark Douglas Colts Coach: Danny Crockford Since 1908 MPNFL 57

18 DOVETON SCORES SNRS RES U18 s COLTS Colours: Black & Green Ground: Melways: 91 A10 Robinson Oval, Paperbark St, Doveton Secretary: Mick Hollander Coach: Mark Ladgrove Reserves Coach: David Hoy Under 18 s Coach: Rob Walton 1 HENDY Ryan 2 DOWNE Bradley 3 MILLER Matthew 4 LENS Daniel 5 HENRY Michael (CAPT) 6 FAIK Vergim 7 8 DEAN Adam 9 PHILLIPS Corey 10 MORRISON Glen 11 RODRIQUEZ Chris 12 WELLING David 13 GUNN Cody 14 LASCZYK Michael (DVC) 15 KELLEHER Sean 16 PULLEN Peter 17 VIRGONA Bradley 18 HENDY Travis 19 DOWNE Andrew 20 HOY David (RC) 21 PAYNTER Sean 22 PEARSON Ryan 23 BROWN James 24 KELF Ricky 25 RODRIQUEZ Michael 26 WOOLGAR Ben 27 BROWN James 28 SOMMERS Sean 29 MORRISON Ryan (VC) 30 RATCLIFFE Daniel 31 BLACK Simon 32 WOOLGAR JAYDEN 33 PECKETT Mitch 58 MPNFL Since CLYDEDSALE Lachlan 35 LADGROVE Jessie 36 ROSS Brett 37 ANDERSON Ben 38 HARVEY Luke 39 HAMILTON Glenn 40 MUSGROVE Scott 41 DAY Trent 42 SEMMENS Adam 43 DAWSON David 44 SEMMENS Shaun 45 JORDAN Troy 46 GREEN Glenn 47 CLYDEDSALE Nick 48 BROOKS Aaron 49 CARTWIGHT Matthew 50 JONES Brian 51 CROSS Ben 52 DAFFY Josh 53 HARREX Adam 54 THOMPSON James 55 MOTT Mark 56 GILSENAN Chris 57 SMART Ken 58 HARVEY Aaron 59 READ Michael 60 SENIOR Mark 1 ROBINSON Mitch 2 WILLEMSEN Justin 3 BUDD Ryan 4 WILKINS Matthew 5 WOOLGAR Mitch 6 DURHAM Mitchell 7 TAYLOR Nathan 8 BRUCE Jayson 9 SENIOR Daniel 10 MITCHELL Andrew 11 PRIMROSE Harley 12 WADESON Bradley 13 SHEPHERD Jake 14 EASTBURN Jarratt 15 BARTLEY Daniel 16 HILL Luke 17 KARTNER Adrian 18 RAKIC Alex (capt) 19 DALY Andrew 20 DAVIS Daniel Under 18 s 21 McCONVILLE Sean 22 PHILLIPS Corey 23 O'NIEL Jack 24 WALTON Jake 25 HILL Dale 26 ANDERSON Mitch Not a great day for the doves at Casey fields last week where all 3 sides were well beaten by stronger Cranbourne outfits. The 3rds were put under a lot of pressure for the first time this year and now know how much they need to improve to match it with the top sides, going by Robs disappointment after the game the improvement will start on the track Tuesday night. The undermanned reserves battled hard again and there was certainly some improvement in their performance but were no match for the Cranbourne boys, just keep working fellas and more improvement will follow. The were bolstered by the return of Spanna & Matty and were excellent in the first quarter with the aid of a strong breeze but some wayward kicking cost us a lot bigger lead than we had which proved crucial as Cranbourne made the most of their chances with it in the second quarter, the 3rd quarter was our most disappointing as we let ourselves down in many areas and must improve on these in the coming weeks as we face some big challenges ahead, Congratulations to the Cranny boys who played some great footy and out classed our boys in the end. SOCIALLY... Thanks to the social committee who put on a great night last week with the country & western night which was very well attended by all players and their Wives/girlfriends and it was great to see the work that went into dressing up for the occasion by everyone there, unfortunately while it was well attended by players the lack of supporters present was very notable and we urge you to support our social functions as there is a lot of hard work being put in to these nights by the new social committee ELLIS Sam 30 RUSSO Chris

19 BEACONSFIELD 1 McMANUS Mark 2 MANLEY RICHARD 3 KIRCHERT BEN 4 McPHIE Michael 5 SIDWELL Tyler 6 COLLING Brent 7 BUDGE Jason 8 O SULLIVAN Nick 9 SCHINNER Jack 10 FISHER Nicholas 11 McGOWAN Benjamin 12 CHIN Patrick 13 MATTHEWS James 14 BUTLER Rhys 15 BLACK James 16 MEADE Jordan 17 RUDDLE Dylan 18 GATT David 19 HOPWOOD Brian 20 BRUNEAU NICHOLAS A bumper crowd turned out for the second week in a row to Perc Alison oval to see Beacy regain the Frank Elliott Shield and the Battle of the Creek Cup against arch rival Berwick. Local footy is alive and well with great days and rivalries like this. A great win also by the U18s, but the 2nds and Colts went down again Today we head to Doveton in what is always a tough encounter. They will be hurting from their start to the season and will with out a doubt give it their best to stop our good start to the season. This is not a game to take lightly. Also let s get back to the Central Hotel for a meal and drink to support another of our club s sponsors. Congratulations to Cley Bertoncello who celebrated his 21st birthday last week Sponsor of the week: Body Shop Paint Supplies, 132 Cheltenham Road, Dandenong, Ph: (03) Fax: (03) Upcoming Dates: Sat 29th May: After match social night Sat 5th June: Ladies Day Luncheon: This is a pre paid luncheon. Please see Jenny Hughes to book your seat. Sun 13th June: BFC 120th Celebration Race Day: Tickets on sale now for this exclusive function from Terry Lock. Don t miss out! Tezza Under 18 s / Colts 21 KELLY Jordan 22 DODD Jesse 23 McDERMOTT Aaron 24 YATES DYLAN 25 TURNER MICHAEL 26 WREFORD TRENT 27 CONN Alistair 28 RALPH OAKLEY Jedd 29 JOHNSTON Damien 30 JOHNSTON Daniel 31 CAMERON Jake 32 DOOLEY Nathan 33 STEWART Trent 34 HANNEY Thomas 35 BEECH James 36 DOBLE Nathan 37 CAUZZO Aaron 38 BEECH Alex 39 MAKER Tom 40 STONE Jeremy 41 PENNANT Daniel 42 CASEY Jack 43 GEE Jayden 44 BONACCI Gabriel 45 PETTY Aaron 46 McDERMOTT Sean 47 PRADOLIN Jordan 48 DAWSON Josh OSBORNE Jordan 1 DUFFY Justin (VC) 2 AIRDRIE Kane 3 KELF Chris 4 DONALDSON Ryan 5 PENGLASE Glenn (VC) 6 LINKINS Jesse 7 MISLICKI Daniel (C) 8 COLLINS Ben 9 FISHER Michael (RC) 10 WILLIAMS Andrew 11 OAKLEY Lachlan HUNTER Andrew 14 JACKSON Craig 15 DODSWORTH Joshua 16 BENBOW Sam 17 COLLINS David 18 CALTERI Daniel 19 WHITE David 20 KENNY Matthew 21 HYNES Dale 22 SZWAJA Damien 23 BURNS Kallan 24 VANTHOFF Damian 25 MUZZOLINI Daniel 26 CAMPBELL ANDY 27 COLLINS Mitchell 28 STEWART Colin 29 AIRDRIE Ben 30 GWOZDZIEWSKI Aaron 31 FOLINO Duran 32 SANZARO Vincent 33 BATTAGLIN Daniel 34 SETFORD Clint 35 STOCCO Matthew 36 OLSSON Ryan 37 ROSE Jake 38 RUSE Dale 39 ALEXANDER Sean 40 COUSINS Bill 41 COVE Lachlan 42 HUGHES Kane 43 BERTONCELLO Cleyton 44 WHITE Daniel 45 HAMILTON Nathan HOLLICK Brad 48 HARRIS Peter 49 BONACCI Michael 50 AMORE Adam 51 ROMINGER Michael 52 GRANT Kory 53 BIANCO Danny 54 VELTMEYER Ji POLIMENI Paul 57 HARRIS Peter 58 STROHBECK Neil 59 HIPWORTH Zac SCORES SNRS RES U18 s Colours: Gold & Blue Ground: Melways: 111 H10 Perc Allison Oval, Emerald Rd Beaconsfield Secretary: LeeAnne Muzzolini Coach: Austinn Jones Reserves Coach: Rik Crook Under 18 s Coach: Rod Allan Colts Coach: Greg Dooley Since 1908 MPNFL 59

20 Casey Cardinia Results Narre Warren Tooradin Narre Warren Goal Kickers: B. Evans 6, J. Parker 4, D. Piening 4, B. Wragg 3, C. Lee 1, C. Potalej 1, G. Hamilton 1, L. Tehennepe 1; Best Players: S. Kidd, G. Hamilton, D. Piening, C. Lee, B. Wragg, B. Evans Tooradin Goal Kickers: M. Davey 7, M. Hobbs 2, A. Hyde 1, C. Liddell 1; Best Players: B. Miller, M. Davey, R. Hyde, B. Disney, M. Hobbs, A. Splatt Beaconsfield Berwick Beaconsfield Goal Kickers: L. Oakley 7, M. Collins 5, D. Collins 2, C. Bertoncello 1, A. Williams 1, B. Collins 1, M. Kenny 1; Best Players: A. Williams, G. Penglase, L. Oakley, D. Mislicki, B. Collins, J. Linkins Berwick Goal Kickers: P. Vanschilt 2, J. Heath 2, G. Noonan 2, S. Barnes 1, M. Abraham 1, L. Sheppard 1, M. Hanigan 1; Best Players: L. Sheppard, N. Page, S. Morey, M. Hanigan, T. Gunn, B. Robinson Cranbourne Doveton Cranbourne Goal Kickers: J. Berry 3, F. Martinicchio 3, T. Tharle Adams 2, M. Fletcher 2, M. Holt 2, N. Barker 1, D. Whitnell 1, R. George 1, M. Boland 1, R. Jones 1; Best Players: D. Whitnell, C. Stevens, G. Kerr, M. Boland, J. Murphy, F. Martinicchio Doveton Goal Kickers: M. Henry 2, R. Hendy 2, R. Pearson 2, A. Dean 2, P. Pullen 1; Best Players: S. Black, B. Downe, P. Pullen, S. Semmens, R. Morrison, M. Rodriquez Keysborough Hampton Park Keysborough Goal Kickers: D. Papa 2, D. Rajic 2, W. Wells 2, K. Schoenmaekers 1, J. Scandizzo 1, M. Freeman 1, T. King 1; Best Players: D. Prib, J. McMurray, K. Schoenmaekers, W. Gayfer, D. Wilsnach, M. Freeman Hampton Park Goal Kickers: N. Dawes 2, K. McLean 2, D. Jamieson 1, D. Wood 1, M. Shorey 1; Best Players: N. Dawes, L. Morse, L. Fredericks, R. Simpson, C. Lombard D Meadows ROC Devon Meadows Goal Kickers: A. Jago 3, D. Velardo 2, M. Bain 1, J. Hill 1, C. Ransom 1, D. Rigg 1, A. Adams 1, B. Hayes 1; Best Players: D. Rigg, J. Dehey, M. Gersbeck, S. McInnes, R. White, G. Chisnall ROC Goal Kickers: B. Tivendale 2, M. Brown 2, K. Fletcher 1, K. Jones 1, S. Hawkins 1; Best Players: A. Read, A. Comer, N. Adams, B. Tivendale, D. Roy, C. White Reserves Narre Warren Tooradin Narre Warren Goal Kickers: J. Gray 5, C. Harvey 4, J. Marriott 3, J. Tapner 2, T. Werner 1, D. Scanlon 1, R. Moorhouse 1, D. Uzarevic 1, L. Christopher 1; Best Players: J. Gray, C. Harvey, J. Marriott, M. McKenzie, D. Scanlon Tooradin Best Players: M. Hergreaves, C. Kennedy, L. Turner, N. Baker, C. Dinsdale, S. Hinkley Berwick Beaconsfield Berwick Goal Kickers: R. Palazzolo 4, A. Pavlovic 1, C. Reddiex 1, B. Lewandowski 1, J. Hodson 1, T. Van Hout 1, T. Andrews 1; Best Players: R. Palazzolo, L. Cook, M. Streit, R. Pybus, J. Hodson, T. Beech Beaconsfield Goal Kickers: M. Bonacci 1, J. Dodsworth 1, D. Bianco 1, B. Hollick 1, J. Rose 1, K. Hughes 1; Best Players: A. Amore, J. Dodsworth, D. Bianco, D. Folino, J. Rose, V. Sanzaro 60 MPNFL Since 1908 Hampton Park Keysborough Hampton Park Goal Kickers: W. Jessop 3, S. Jones 3, J. O Donnell 2, D. Cortese 1, D. Glazier 1, M. Whatman 1; Best Players: J. Van Elewoud, T. Robertson, M. Phouttanouvong, G. Rees, D. Glazier, N. Mountney Keysborough Goal Kickers: W. Buschmann 1, L. Nisbet 1, D. McLean 1, N. McLean 1, J. Laragy 1, J. Scata 1, L. Williams 1; Best Players: J. Vigliarolo, A. Lawrence, L. Nisbet, D. McLean, C. Keenan, M. Harkness D Meadows ROC Devon Meadows Goal Kickers: M. Walters 5, S. Morrison 4, P. Symons 2, S. Kirkwood 1, T. Hayes 1, S. Mooney 1, P. Freestone 1; Best Players: P. Harmes, T. Hussey, M. Walters, J. Castello, C. Hunter, M. Borschman ROC Goal Kickers: A. Haythorpe 1, D. Phillips 1, M. Castricum 1, S. Mather 1; Best Players: S. Tolliday, B. Reid, M. Leatham, N. Long, S. White, J. Rech Cranbourne Doveton Cranbourne Goal Kickers: R. Johnson 4, S. Adams 3, J. Morrish 2, L. Martin 2, C. Keenan 2, B. Forsyth 1, M. McDermott 1, C. McPhillips 1; Best Players: F. Matthews, L. Martin, J. Anderson, S. Adams, S. Begent, R. Johnson Doveton Goal Kickers: C. Rodriquez 1, M. Peckett 1; Best Players: D. Ratcliffe, S. Musgrove, A. Harrex, S. Paynter, B. Cross Under 18 s Narre Warren Tooradin Narre Warren won by forfeit. Beaconsfield Berwick Beaconsfield Goal Kickers: M. McPhie 3, J. Budge 1, B. Colling 1, N. Fisher 1, D. Johnston 1, R. Butler 1, J. Black 1, P. Chin 1; Best Players: B. Colling, B. McGowan, R. Butler, J. Cameron, M. McManus, B. Kirchert Berwick Goal Kickers: C. Barnett 2, J. Phillips 1, J. Andrews 1, R. Oechsle 1; Best Players: C. Barnett, K. Meredith, T. Gillies, J. McLardy, R. Phillips, J. Jell Cranbourne Doveton Cranbourne Goal Kickers: D. Baker 4, B. Pearce 4, C. Petrie 2, A. Driscoll 2, R. Hillis 2, L. Ligt 1, D. Battle 1, L. Barker 1, B. Hermans 1, K. Blezard 1; Best Players: N. Morrish, D. Baker, A. Driscoll, B. Hermans, R. Hillis, M. Smith Doveton Goal Kickers: H. Primrose 1, M. Wilkins 1, J. Bruce 1; Best Players: D. Bartley, H. Primrose, A. Daly Hampton Park Keysborough Hampton Park Goal Kickers: E. Mullins 9, C. Ferguson 2, G. Stamatiou 2, B. Elliott 2, B. Beckwith 2, S. Hurley 2, S. Dekkers 2, A. Whaler 1, P. Krause 1, J. Griffiths 1; Best Players: B. Beckwith, M. Nalty, E. Mullins, A. Whaler, A. Timmerman, B. Elliott Keysborough Goal Kickers: M. Nicholls 1; Best Players: C. Antonio, J. Cowie, T. Phillips, Y. Raju, M. Nicholls ROC D Meadows ROC Goal Kickers: B. O Loughlin 3, T. Woodfield 2, M. Lockhart 2, M. Van Den Acker 1, J. Canty 1, G. Nanfra 1; Best Players: B. Thompson, T. Woodfield, B. O Loughlin, M. Van Den Acker, C. Hannagan, M. Lockhart Devon Meadows Goal Kickers: D. Paterson 2, A. Scully 1, A. Churchill 1, J. McGuinness 1; Best Players: C. Biviano, B. Campbell, A. Scully, T. Trimble, L. Ostrom, T. Cotton

21 Colts Team Casey Cardinia P W L D B For Agst % Pts Cranbourne Narre Warren Langwarrin Mornington Frankston Seaford Beaconsfield ROC Goal Kickers Name Club Rnd Tot Tait Sabec Narre Warren 3 7 Luke Evans Seaford 1 6 Matthew Harding Narre Warren 1 6 Jack Turnbull Mornington 3 5 THIS WEEK S ROUND Round 4 7/5/2010 Frankston v Seaford Round 4 8/5/2010 Langwarrin v Cranbourne ROC v Narre Warren Beaconsfield v Mornington (at Doveton) Results Langwarrin Seaford Langwarrin Goal Kickers: W. Lombard 2, M. Russo 2, J. Hill 1, J. Freeman 1, C. Howard 1; Best Players: A. Totaro, D. Molesworth, J. Johnson, C. Howard, B. Groves, J. Freeman Seaford Goal Kickers: L. Evans 1, B. Crawford 1; Best Players: C. Gates, J. Tognazzini, A. Miller, M. Tarr, J. Evans, A. Boys Cranbourne Beaconsfield Cranbourne Goal Kickers: J. Conder 3, N. Fisher 2, J. Mann 2, D. Tajic 1, A. Galley 1, M. Beaver 1, J. Lalor 1, A. Bower 1, J. Shiels 1; Best Players: B. Bramall, M. Marsh, N. Fisher, B. Fengler, A. Galley, J. Stone Beaconsfield Goal Kickers: J. Kelly 2, D. Yates 1; Best Players: J. Schinner, J. Kelly, H. Elkasovic, J. Beech, N. Bruneau, J. Stone Narre Warren Frankston Narre Warren Goal Kickers: T. Sabec 3, C. Shortis 2, J. Mionnet 1, M. Meyer 1, J. Harvey 1, M. Harding 1, M. Schiavello 1, N. Prosser 1, S. Adams 1, N. Ward 1; Best Players: N. Ward, M. Meyer, A. Piening, J. Harvey, T. Sabec, C. Shortis Frankston Goal Kickers: A. Moore 1, S. Nolte 1, N. Phillips 1, M. Metcher 1; Best Players: N. Phillips, J. Taylor, M. Clarke, M. Metcher, S. Nolte Mornington ROC Mornington Goal Kickes: J. Turnbull 3, T. Hogg 2, T. Kenter 1, J. Connell 1, M. Fiddes 1, J. Dillon 1, C. McCall 1; Best Players: R. McKissock, J. Turnbull, J. Barry, J. Connell, J. Mills, T. Hogg ROC Goal Kickers: L. Balzary 1, B. McLeod 1; Best Players: J. Parfett, A. Jones, T. Collins, J. Doolan-Pearse, D. Buchanan, D. McKendry McCARTHY PARTNERS PTY. SOLICITORS 2247 Point Nepean Road, RYE 3941 mccarthy@pac.com.au Tel: or Fax: Contact us for professional & friendly service at reasonable rates. Since 1908 MPNFL 61

22 HAMPTON PARK 1 NUNAN Luke (VC) 2 DAWES Nathan 3 LANGLEY Matthew 4 WHITE Brady 5 WHATMAN Mitch 6 SIMPSON Ryan 7 VANELEWOUD James 8 FREDERICKS Sheldon 9 GLAZIER Dale 10 BARNES Chris 11 REES Glenn 12 TAYLOR Josh 13 MORSE Leigh 14 LOMBARD Craig 15 McCLIMONT Robert 16 FREDERICKS Linden 17 HUSSEY Chris 18 WINSALL Shaun (VC) 19 WATSON Steves 20 LANGLEY Daniel 21 JAMIESON Dean 22 McCLIMONT Drew 23 EASTWOOD Scott (VC) 24 FREDERICKS Brendon 25 McDONALD Michael 26 CLISH Pat 27 NUNAN Shaun 28 WOOD Daniel 29 KOE Adam 30 RONDINELLA Jamie 31 CORTESE Danny 62 MPNFL Since 1908 Colours: Black & Red Ground: Melways: 96 D7 Robert Booth Reserve, Somerville Rd Hampton Park Secretary: Don Amos Coach: Josh Taylor Reserves Coach: Danny Rout Under 18 s Coach: Matthew Shorey 32 McLEAN Kevin 33 JACKSON Michael 34 McCLIMONT Phil 35 SANBAR Joe 36 CAHILL Daniel 37 REYNOLDS Hayden 38 PHOUTTANOUVONG Michael 39 SHORET Matthew (C) 40 MOUNTNEY Nathan 41 McKENZIE Jake 42 MILNE Trevor 43 JESSOP William 44 MURPHY Gary 45 ROBERTSON Trevor 46 BEAMISH Brad 47 DISHINGTON Shawn 48 O DONNELL Jake 49 BEIROUTI Daniel 50 MAWHINNEY David 51 COLARD Patrick 52 STEVENSON Daniel 53 ROBERTSON Jason 54 ANDO Justin 55 ROUT Danny 56 BARWISE Brennan 57 JACKSON Brett 58 DEALEY Paul 59 JONES Shaun 60 DEMPSEY Tom 61 MAY Daniel 62 MILNE Trevor SCORES SNRS RES U18 s 1 DEKKERS Shaun (VC) 2 GRIFFITHS Jordan 3 ARNEPHY Jayme 4 PENN Mark 5 ADAIR Matt (vc) 6 GUSZICH Ryan 7 SCHWAB Tim 8 MOULE Chris 9 CARROL William 10 NALTY Mitchell 11 MULLINS Edward Under 18 s 12 BLACKBOURN Rodney (C) 13 JARRETT Michael 14 SAYERS BEN 15 LUKACS Brett 16 GALUTAN Denji 17 STAMATIOU George 18 HOLLINGWORTH Brenton 19 KRAUSE Paul 20 TIMMERMAN Alan 21 ALEXANDER James 22 HURLEY Steve 23 BECKWITH Brydon 24 HUTCHINSON Joel 25 ELLIOTT Brian 26 FERGUSON Cameron 27 WHALER Aiden 28 BAUN Graham 29 LAYDION Gavin 30 MAYNARO Djai 31 KRAUSE Paul 32 PENN Mark Last week the 18 s had a day out at Keysborough and posted some much needed percentage. Big congrats to Eddie Mullens who booted 9 goals. Best on went to Brydon Beckworth, Mitchell Nalty, Eddie Mullins, Aiden Whaler, Alan Timmerman and Brian Elliott. The two s notched up their second win for the season in a hard fought contest. Awards went to Jimmy, Tossa, Glenn, Milky, Cosi and Vonga. The ones had a harder time of it and could not shake off a more determined Keysie. Congrats to Dawsey, Morsey, Linden, Simo and Craig for standing up when it counted. Today we host Cranbourne at home in what will be three very tough games. Daniel Stevenson did not play last week so hopefully he will be out on the ground today for his 100th time in the Red and Black colours. A nice bloke both on and off the ground and one of the best marks at the club and in the comp. Congrats to Stevo and best of luck to him and all three teams today. Go Army!! Socially: Mother s day luncheon is on today, please see a committee member for more details. Next week is the much anticipated Sportsman Night. Guests include Wayne The Dominator Johnston, John Barnes and Damien Fleming. Tickets are $60 each which includes beer, wine, soft drinks and finger food. Get in quick and see Simo for tix. Sporting Memorabillia will be up for auction also. Wishing all the mums and my own, a very happy Mother s Day tomorrow. The Wench

23 1 NICOL Brad 2 LIGT Lucas Captain 3 BEAVER Marcus 4 AVARD Joel 5 PEARCE Blake 6 CONDOR Jake 7 HILLIS Rory 8 BAKER Daniel (VC) 9 HILLARD Ben 10 ROBERTSON Trent 11 BATTLE Danny 12 MacKENZIE Lucas 13 MURPHY Ryce 14 CHASEMORE Corey 15 SPINUCCI Dom 16 LALOR John 17 HARLAND Zac 18 MURNANE Sean 19 GEARON Max 20 OSBORNE Brandon Under 18 s / Colts 21 ANDREATIS Danny 22 DRISCOLL Andrew 23 BARKER Lucas 24 FISHER Nigel 25 DORIA Alex 26 TWYFORD Brad 27 GALLEY Anthony 28 HERMANS Brad (CC) 29 MORRISH Nick 30 TWITE Kevin 31 BRAMELL Ben 32 BLEZARD Kayne 33 SMITH Max 34 LINDSAY Mitch (CVC) 35 KENYAN Dylan 36 BOWER Aaron 37 DEPAOLI Luke 38 MARSH Matt 39 BROWN Justin 40 KEENAN Shaun 41 PETRIE Cam 42 WELLER Matt 43 WYBORN Kayne 44 CRANSTON Ben 45 ELYSEE Aron 46 GARDINER James 47 MANN James 48 LEINMULLER Jordan 49 FENGLAR Brad 50 KENNEWELL Justyn Good effort by both the Senior and Reserve sides on Eagle Oval whilst across the way both on Mushy Park wet underfoot (yes folks a new club revenue raiser mushroom cultivation on Oval 2) the Thirds against Doveton and the Fourths against Beaconsfield all had solid wins and we take this chance to thank Doveton and the SUA for making this late transition run as smoothly as possible and yes sir we need rain but not at the Casey Fields precinct. While on Casey Fields the social rooms at pavilion Two and Three are coming along nicely and should be completed by end of June for our use some time in early July weather permitting on the subfloor. Another milestone this week sees the ever unflappable Daniel Snowy Tatham play his Fiftieth game for us today and if ever a kid was labelled perseverance this boy would own the word. Snowy has been in and out of the reserves team since coming out of the U/18 s in 2002 and with half seasons of missing out altogether on selection or to be just named emergency he never gave up hope of being selected and through sheer hard work has over the past few seasons played more than not. So to some better equipped players who take getting a game for granted, Snowy all of us at the footy club applaud your efforts, keep on improving, dream the dream and work to the 100 game club. Today Adam Wright should line up for his 150th game this weekend after being a late withdrawal last week due to his other pursuit in being a V8 Supercar mechanic. Next Home Game is a Sunday game hosting R.O.C - Football only, Netball to be played Saturday. LADIES/MOTHERS DAY LUNCH Sunday 16th May 12:00 NOON 2:00PM Tables filling fast Contact Graham or Wendy today or on or see Sue Rus today to secure your tickets Bookings essential STONE Jesse CRANBOURNE 1 DAVEY Ryan 2 WHITNALL Damian (RC) 3 GEORGE Ray 4 WRIGHT Adam 5 COLLER Brad 6 MARTIN Luke 7 HOLT Marc (Captain) 8 DATSON Troy 9 LESTER Callum 10 BERGELS Kael 11 RUS Matthew 12 STEVENS Curt 13 MURPHY Jarrod 14 MORRISH Stuart FRENKEN John 17 JOHNSON Robert 18 THARLE-ADAMS Troy 19 BEADEL Robert 20 BOLAND Mick 21 GEARON Max 22 HOLT Leigh 23 McMASTER Brett 24 OSBORNE Glen 25 THOMPSON Matthew 26 BARKER Nicholas 27 BARKER Curtise TATHAM Danial 30 SCORES SNRS RES U18 s COLTS 33 FLETCHER Mathew (VC) 34 BEGENT Shane 35 YOUNG Andre 36 FORSYTH Ben 37 HARMES Rick 38 BERRY Justin 39 HACKET Joe 40 KEENAN Chris 41 FREDRICKSON Kristian 42 BEADEL Pat 43 McPHILLIPS Cameron 44 ARFI Danial 45 ADAMS Shane 46 HOLT Guy 47 IRWIN Russell KERR Gavin RUS Ben MATTHEWS Frank 54 MARTINICCHIO Frank 55 SIMS Murrey 56 ROOKS Josh EDWARDS Brett 59 HURFORD Josh Colours: Blue & Gold Ground: Melways: 134 E7 Casey Fields, Berwick Cranbourne Rd, East Cranbourne Secretary: John Hetherington Coach: Doug Koop Reserves Coach: Troy Datson Under 18 s Coach: Gary Wakefield Colts Coach: Leigh Murphy 64 McDERMOT Michael Since 1908 MPNFL 63

24 ROC 1 ADAMS Neil 2 TIVENDALE Greg (C) 3 LONG Nick 4 WHITE Callum 7 VAN den ACKER Mark 8 BROWN James 9 MARKS Thomas 10 BROWN Michael 11 TIVENDALE Ben 12 JOHNSTON James 13 HAWKINS Steve 14 REID Adam 15 COMER Ash (VC) 16 NANFRA Phil 17 COMMERFORD Jamie 18 GRAHAM Brendan 19 JONES Kym 20 COLLINS Sam 21 JOHNSON Ben (VC) 22 JOHNSON Dan 23 JOHNSON Luke 24 WHITE Shane (RC) 25 REEVES Shane 26 BRIGHT Paul 27 HEALEY Jye 28 BROWN Matt 29 ROY Dane 30 HAZLER James 31 TOLLIDAY Shaun 32 PHILLIPS Dan 33 LOGAN Andrew 34 PAYNE Matt 64 MPNFL Since WEBSTER Shane (RVC) 36 HOGG Paul 37 RECH Jake 38 FLETCHER Cameron 39 CLAUSEN Dan 40 MATHER Scott 41 WITT Rob 42 QUINN Peter 43 EBRAHIMI Midi 44 OSBORNE Harley 45 PLEITER Michael 46 SIMONIS James 47 MCINTYRE Steve 48 WIEGAND Justin 49 BROWN Ollie 50 LEATHAM Marc 51 OSBORNE James 52 BLACKBURN Sam 53 PURDY Jason 57 REID Brett 58 JAMES Matt 59 FLETCHER Kris 61 KILPATRICK Jason 62 MURCOTT Chris 65 THORPE Andrew 67 HAYTHORPE Andrew 68 EBRAHIMI Sunny 69 GLEDHILL Bradie SCORES SNRS RES U18 s COLTS Colours: Royal Blue & White Ground: Melways: 214 K3 Officer Recreation Reserve. Princes Hwy, Officer Secretary: John Haughton Coach: Kris Fletcher Reserves Coach: Scott Mather Under 18 s Coach: Tony Ellett Colts: John Ritchie Under 18 s / Colts 1 GILBERT Blake 4 NANFRA Greg 5 INGALISO Jake 6 SMALUCH Chase 7 WALDON Matthew 8 WOODFIELD Travis 9 ANDREWS Anthony 10 HANNAGAN Callan 11 MATHER Brandon 14 CANTY James 16 LOCKHART Matthew 17 JOHNSTON James 18 OLOUGHLIN Ban 19 BROWN Ash 20 DOOLAN-PEARSE Jordan 21 CLARKE Matt 22 ROGERS Matt 24 VAN DEN ACKER Mark 26 LUCAS Nathaniel 30 RICHARDSON Damien 21 GILLEN Brendan 22 RITCHIE Jason 23 BUCHANAN Daniel 24 THOMPSON Brad 25 MAJORS Nathan 26 JONES Aaron 27 BROWN Dylan 28 KENNEDY Andrew 29 BURCHILL Tom 30 COLLINS Tom 31 KINNARD Alex Last week the Colts started the day off down at Mornington in what looked like was going to be a promising day, the Boy held the opposition well against a very stiff breeze for most of the quarter, but 3 late goals had undone what good work the boys did. The opposition seemed to play better against the wind, kicking 3 goals to 1 in the second to lead 6 goals 6 to 1 goal 3 at the main change. The second half was a similar result with the final margin being 55 points, Racing back to Devon Meadows to catch the Under 18 s play, I saw what looked was going to be a good battle with ROC just sneak ahead at half time by 2 points. The third quarter saw ROC kick against a very stiff breeze and hold Devon to 1 goal and still be up by 1 point at 3 quarter time. The last quarter the boys put the foot down with the wind and kick 5 goals to run away by 31 points. The Reserve were next up and after last weeks effort I thought we would have been better than what the first half produced, with the scores at half time 9 goals 4 to 2 goals. The second half saw a lot better effort, but fitness and playing against a stronger side all over the ground saw the opposition run away by an easy 73 points. The ran out and after last week and Greg Tivendale out I didn t know what to expect. The first half saw a completely different team, with ROC up by 7 points at the main change. The third quarter saw ROC with the wind but could only produce 1 goal and letting the opposition kick 4 making the task very hard in the last. The last quarter seeing the opposition run out, not so easy winners by 31 points. This week V s Keysborough Ian McLean Shield Friday 21st May, Celebrity Family Night FORREST Justin JACKSON Lachie 36 CLAYTON Chris 37 BALZARY Lachlan

25 KEYSBOROUGH Another win to the seniors making it 3 zip now, We don t loose at home! It was a slow tough game for the first half with both sides managing just one goal each, but after half time we decided to play footy like we should and kicked away to finish 20 points up. Great to see guys like Damo, Scanners and Prib all do their jobs. J Mack and Freo also played well. The two s were close all day but were beaten in the end by a more determined side, if you boys show some ticker the wins will come, You have a great side, it takes 22 players to work towards a win. Stop leaving it to the same few. The 18 s were looking good early with a quick goal but were beaten convincingly. Keep at it boys, be good to see a few more of you around the club Saturday arvo s. Tonight is ARMY night at the club, hoping to see some great uniforms. Cost is $10 entry or $15 if you re not dressed up. Come along for some dancing, games and a good time. Next week is Ladies day, $30 gets you lunch at 12pm, wine and champagne during the game, reserved seating and loads of fun activities through the day. If you don t want lunch cost is $15 and starts at 2pm. Tickets for lunch must be bought ASAP so we know for numbers as we are having it catered for, pls contact Shari to let her know on Hope to see lots of you down there. Good luck to all teams this week Go Burra Under 18 s 1 FERGUSON Joshua (VC) 2 HAINES Matthew 3 DUZNOVIC Matthew 4 GRECH Lee 5 FISHER Tommy 6 PHILLIPS Tobias 7 PROWSE Raleigh 8 ANTONIO Conrad 9 PADJIC Simo 10 DUZNOVIC James 11 WILLIAMS Benjamin (C) 12 YOUNG Brandon 16 OMERAGIC Deni 17 KENT Hudson 19 RAJU Yaz (DVC) 21 LAMBERT Justin 22 MOREL Joshua 24 AARTS Jayde 26 VOURN Bros 27 NICHOLLS Matthew 31 PHILLIPS Kristian 32 COWIE Jay DENG Reath 1 SCOTT Nigel 2 GOODES Ryan 3 KING Tyson 4 WILKINSON Corey 5 OSBORNE Mark 6 PRIB David 8 RAJIC Davor 10 WALKER Greg 12 GAYFER William ( C ) PAPA Daniel 15 DOWNIE Michael 17 McGUINESS Luke 18 COLBERT Brett 19 McMURRAY John 20 SKIDMORE Travis (DVC) 54 HARKNESS Michael 21 KING Clinton 22 BRANNAN Anthony 23 WITHERDEN Shaun (VC) 57 STARK Damien (RVC) 24 WELLS Waata 25 STOTER-RAINER 26 McDONALD Darcy 27 GENTLE Dean 28 SCANDIZZO Jason 29 PEARCE Mason (RC) 30 BACIC Timothy 31 WILLIAMS Leigh 33 HOSKIN Benjamin 35 WELLS Lloyd 36 FREEMAN Matthew 37 SCENEY Daniel 38 WILSNACH Damien 40 McLEAN Nathan 41 NORMAN Paul 42 JONES Dean 43 THAVARAJASINGHAM Mark 44 SCHOENMAEKERS Karl 45 LAWRENCE Anthony 46 LARAGY Jordan (RVC) 48 LAWRENCE David 49 McLEAN Daniel 50 SCATA Joseph 51 MORRIS Scott 52 SCATA Matthew 53 VIGLIAROLO Jeremy 55 KEENAN Craig 56 FERDINANDS Tyson 58 HUNTER Rian 59 SLOSS Brendon 61 DOK Amin BUSCHMANN William TURNER Robbie SCORES SNRS RES U18 s Colours: Royal Blue. Red & White Ground: Melways: 89 D9 Rowley Allen Reserve, Cheltenham Rd,Keysborough Secretary: Bob Beazley Coach: Brad Canavan Reserves Coach: Mason Pearce Under 18 s Coach: Michael Norman Since 1908 MPNFL 65

26 TOORADIN-DALMORE 1 CSINCSI Jordan 2 COLE Jack 3 MILLER Beau (Capt) 4 HYDE Aaron 5 HOBBS Michael 6 GALEA Adam 8 DAVEY Matt 9 BURNETT Matt 10 SPLATT Adam 11 SZUCS Scott 12 GENONI Luke 13 HARGREAVES Matt 14 DISNEY Ben 15 MANTEL Dan 16 FAUKNER Scott 17 MATTHEWS Shaun 18 GRIFFITHS Mark 19 BARKER Chris 20 BARKER Jack 21 GILLIATTE Rory 22 DERN Steve 23 LIDDELL Chad 24 FINDLAY Nathan 25 FULTON Jack 26 GILLESPIE Jordan 27 KENNEDY Craig 28 CSINCSI Tyler 29 LEOMBRUNI Daniel 31 ROBINSON Alistair 32 FAZZINO Shannon 34 DAVEY Justin 35 CICCIARELLI Dan 36 BEAVER Sam 37 HARDIE Steve 38 LONIE Jack 39 PEACOCK Jamie 40 GENONI JAKE 41 Colours: Green & Red Ground: Melways: 143 K8 Tooradin Recreation Reserve, Sth Gippsland Hwy, Tooradin Secretary: David Chippett Coach: Chad Liddell Reserves Coach: Jason Hill Under 18 s Coach: Rowan Myers 42 FIELDAN Brendan 43 McCONNELL Dan 44 HONEY Shane 45 DUNN Steve 46 BELL Rowan 47 DINSDALE Chris 48 CHANT Sam 49 REYNOLDS Harley 50 SAUNDERS Matt 52 BLIGH Jimmy 53 BISHOP Kallan 54 BAKER Nathan 55 HYDE Rohan 56 FAZZINO Dominic 57 BERTULEIT Justin 61 SIEGEL Jason 63 MADDERN Aaron 64 BAKER Marty 68 McGRATH Justin SCORES SNRS RES U18 s 66 MPNFL Since BARNES Jarrod 3 DE USLE Nick 4 5 DENEREAZ Jackson 6 GRANT Ashleigh HURD Luke 10 MILNER Brett Under 18 s 11 OSBPORNE Cameron 12 GENONI Luke 13 HARGREAVES Matt 14 WALLIS Edward BARKER Jack GILLESPIE Jordan GENONI Jake 49 REYNOLDS Harley 54 BAKER Nathan The Seagulls ventured out to Kalora Park in what is always a tough assignment. The Reserves were well beaten but did show some promise battling hard all day. Well done to Matt H for BOG and Craig and Luke (first games back) on solid games. The, whilst well beaten did show their fans an improved effort on previous weeks. Beau led from the beginning (BOG) and Matt kicked 7 providing a great target up forward. Well done to Rohan, Disa and Hobbsi also on good games. The seniors continue to improve and if not for the drop off in intensity at various times thru the game the result would have been closer. Keep working hard boys! Today we welcome Pakenham and always enjoy the catch up with our old league friends. Good luck boys! The footy and Netball Auction is tonight. Take a look at the player lots, there are some bargains to be had. SOCIAL NEWS: Saturday 5th June. TOORADIN OP SHOP PROM NIGHT. Start organizing your outfits now and keep an eye out for flyers around the clubrooms for more details. See Emily/Annelise VanRooye for info. July 17th ANNUAL FORMAL Amberlee Receptions. Put this date in your diary NOW! Gala event of the year Don t miss it!

27 PAKENHAM The lions travel across to Tooradin this week to take on the seagulls in what looms as a very important match for the club. Although the team has performed ok in parts of the first two games we have played we have not been able to put four quarters together which has meant we have failed to bring home the points. it is hoped we will see the return of Anthony Young, John Atwell and perhaps Nathan Lleshout which will give the team a real lift. It is time this team stood up and made a statement as to where they are heading this season. In the meantime the reserves are going along nicely having won both there games in good style. They have a nice blend of youth and experience and are playing a good brand of football. Their performances are something the seniors could take notice of. It is hoped that they can continue this form on saturday. Our Under 18s have battled valiantly in their first two games but have run into very strong opposition. However to their credit the boys have persisted and with this sort of endeavour a win is just around the corner. Memberships are now available and are available at the Club on Tuesday and Thursday nights and at the gate on Saturday. $60.00 a single and $ a double (Join up now and support our great club). Go Lions 1 DREWS Bradley 2 CONSIDINE Alex 3 GRAY Aaron 4 FISHER Jason 5 FRY Nathan PELLISSIER Tim 9 SPICER Benjamin 10 BELL Ryan NOOY Aidan 13 TAURUA Michael Under 18 s 14 O HALLORAN Matthew 15 CHAVEZ Daniel 16 DAVEY Lee 17 JABER Adam 18 O GORMAN Lewis 19 LEO Harry 20 HARVEY Wilson WHEELER Jacob 23 KING Brodie 24 PLOZZA Lucas 29 BRADY Jake 32 SELBY Broderick 33 BATES Jordan 35 VENN Brett 36 PONGRACIC Matthew 37 McLEAN Jordan 38 ANNING Jack 39 AINSWORTH Josh 43 ALEXANDER Rhys 44 BELL Sean 45 INGLIS James 46 HEINS Taylor 47 POE Shaun 49 SMITH James 50 BELL Chris 53 THEISZ Jarrod 1 WOUTERS Glen 2 CASSIDY Ryan 3 LENDERS Cory 4 LIESHOUT Nathan 5 O LOUGHLIN Daniel 6 FRY Daniel (VC) 7 HICKS Michael 8 FAIRCLOUGH Trent 9 GRAMC Sean 10 WHEELER Beau (VC) 11 BLAKE Dean 12 GOLDSACK Jared ( C ) 13 PAYNTER Sam 14 PAYNTER Dom 15 WALKER Luke 16 KOWARZIK Jack 17 YOUNG Anthony 18 BURRIDGE Stuart 19 SACK Rodney 20 ATWELL John 21 EVERETT Jeremy 22 KENT Chris Colours: Maroon, Blue & Gold 23 COOK Brian 24 GRAMC Paul Ground: Melways: 215 K5 Major Recreation Reserve, Princes Hwy, Pakenham Secretary: Theresa Stevens Coach: Ryan Cassidy Reserves Coach: Warren Cawcutt Under 18 s Coach: Brian Brady 25 O SUGHRUE Daniel 26 PONTER Simon 27 TALBOT Damian 28 CARDONA Chris 29 HENWOOD Nick 30 BROWN Nathan 31 O LOUGHLIN Tom 32 DART Shannon 33 SHOOTER Chad 35 ELSTON Robert 36 WEDLOCK Kaine 37 NOBELIUS Ben 38 HOWLETT Jason 39 BATTISCOMBE Mark 40 AARTS Lee 41 McQUALTER Ryan 42 RYAN Jack 43 HALLEUR Brendan 44 WOUTERS Matthew (RC) 45 DEAYTON Robert 46 GORDON Craig 47 TAURUA Michael 48 McQUALTER Travis 50 DELPHINE Jake 51 HERSHAFT David 52 SMITH Chris 53 NOBELIUS Mitch 54 D AGOSTINO Francis 55 LEEVES Luke 56 DAVIDSON Emmett 57 KERCHEVAL Timothy 58 FARRELL Troy 59 TUCKWELL Glenn 60 NAYLOR Jay 61 DARAIO Alex 62 BENIS Alan SCORES SNRS RES U18 s COLTS Since 1908 MPNFL 67

28 Casey Cardinia Fixture Round 1 Saturday 17 April Pak v N Warren T din v B field B wick v C bourne Doveton v Keys H Park v D M dows ROC Bye 0 Round 2 Saturday 24 April B field v P ham C bourne v T din Keys v Berwick ROC v H Park Narre Warren Bye Sunday 25 April D M dows v D ton Round 3 Saturday 1 May N Warren v T din B field v Berwick C bourne v D ton Keys v H Park D Meadows v ROC Pakenham Bye Round 4 Saturday 8 May Berwick v Narre Warren Doveton v Beaconsfield Hampton Park v Cranbourne ROC v Keysborough Tooradin v Pakenham Devon Meadows Bye Round 5 Saturday 15 May Narre Warren v Doveton Beaconsfield v Hampton Park Keysborough v Devon Meadows Pakenham v Berwick Tooradin Bye Sunday 16 May Cranbourne v ROC Bye Saturday 22 May VCFL Championships Hampden v MPNFL at Camperdown Round 6 Saturday 29 May Hampton Park v Narre Warren ROC v Beaconsfield Devon Meadows v Cranbourne Doveton v Pakenham Berwick v Tooradin Keysborough Bye Round 7 Saturday 5 June Narre Warren v ROC Beaconsfield v Devon Meadows Pakenham v Hampton Park Tooradin v Doveton Berwick Bye Sunday 6 June Cranbourne v Keysborough Round 8 Saturday 12 June Devon Meadows v Narre Warren Keysborough v Beaconsfield ROC v Pakenham Hampton Park v Tooradin Doveton v Berwick Cranbourne Bye Round 9 Saturday 19 June Narre Warren v Keysborough Pakenham v Devon Meadows Tooradin v ROC Berwick v Hampton Park Doveton Bye Sunday 20 June Beaconsfield v Cranbourne Round 10 Saturday 26 June Cranbourne v Narre Warren Keysborough v Pakenham Devon Meadows v Tooradin ROC v Berwick Hampton Park v Doveton Beaconsfield Bye Round 11 Saturday 3 July Narre Warren v Beaconsfield Pakenham v Cranbourne Tooradin v Keysborough Berwick v Devon Meadows Doveton v ROC Hampton Park Bye Round 12 Saturday 10 July Narre Warren v Pakenham Beaconsfield v Tooradin Cranbourne v Berwick Keysborough v Doveton Devon Meadows v Hampton Park ROC Bye Round 13 Saturday 17 July Pakenham v Beaconsfield Tooradin v Cranbourne Berwick v Keysborough Doveton v Devon Meadows Hampton Park v ROC Narre Warren Bye Round 14 Saturday 24 July Tooradin v Narre Warren Berwick v Beaconsfield Hampton Park v Keysborough ROC v Devon Meadows Pakenham, Doveton, Cranbourne Byes Round 15 Saturday 31 July Narre Warren v Berwick Beaconsfield v Doveton Cranbourne v Hampton Park Keysborough v ROC Pakenham v Tooradin Devon Meadows Bye Round 16 Saturday 7 August Doveton v Narre Warren ROC v Cranbourne Devon Meadows v Keysborough Berwick v Pakenham Hampton Park, Tooradin, Beaconsfield Byes Round 17 Saturday 14 August Narre Warren v Hampton Park Beaconsfield v ROC Cranbourne v Devon Meadows Pakenham v Doveton Tooradin v Berwick Keysborough Bye Round 18 Saturday 21 August ROC v Narre Warren Devon Meadows v Beaconsfield Keysborough v Cranbourne Hampton Park v Pakenham Doveton v Tooradin Berwick Bye FINALS 28 & 29 August 4, 5, 12, 18 September 68 MPNFL Since 1908

29 Casey Cardinia Netball Last week was a picturesque day in Casey Cardinia for a game of Netball. It was not too hot, not too cold, just a bit of breeze and a lot of sun blazing through the few clouds that floated on by. Out in Narre Warren the Magpies took on the Seagulls for a battle that was truly all in the family. After all, three Booth sisters left the Seagull camp in 2009 to play at Narre, with Carly Booth going back to her original club Tooradin just this year. Emotions were running high, but the class of the Gulls shone through as they won the game in convincing fashion taking out the Maggie s by nearly 20 goals. Narre Warren are a club that still need a couple of years in the oven for their juniors to be classed as fully cooked but once that happens, watch out. Tooradin were always going to be too good here, but their game against Pakenham this week will be interesting to see. Further down the Princes Hwy, Beaconsfield took on the new look Berwick team at their home ground for the Battle of the Creek Cup. The Eagles got away to an early lead and never let the Wickers back into the game from the first whistle onwards. Berwick it seems, had one of its key goalers playing in the B Grade competition supposedly for disciplinary issues, so this game might just be tighter the second time around. Beaconsfield s center court dominated this game as they bounced back from their loss to the leagues new dominant team the Lions last week. Up the other end of the Princes Hwy, Keysborough stamped their dominance on the competition thrashing the Redbacks by nearly 20 goals on home turf. The Burra s are in form and had too much firepower all over the court for Hampton Park to have any influence on the game at all. The Parkers will be wanting to bounce back from this big loss when they take on Cranbourne this week in a game which is sure to be a close one for both of these clubs. Keysborough also have a harder game on their hands this week as they take on old rivals ROC down in Kanga land. Down greyhound country in Devon Meadows, the ROC girls took on the Panthers. ROC ex coach Nic Lady Gaga s Netball News CASEY CARDINIA FOOTBALL NETBALL SHOW Saturday mornings 8.00am am 8.00 am Netball with Mel Overdyk 8.20 am Football with Brad Kingsbury Robbins was made unavailable for the match, and the Panthers pounced on their chance to challenge the Kanga s. With Robbins out, ROCs attack end struggled to hit their stride and convert the many turn overs that their talented defenders won. The Panthers, sniffing a chance on home turf, looked dangerous all game but just couldn t convert their goals when it counted. It was a missed chance for the Panthers who could have scored their first ever win against the ROCers, but, it was not to be. ROC too good just won the game in a very low scoring 37 to 28. This week we have some classic matches on our hands. Firstly the Hampton Park versus Cranbourne game is sure to be one of the more hard hitting matches of the round. Both teams will be chomping at the bit to have their chance to gain their first four points of the season. Each team has a near even chance of winning. If Cranbourne fill their whole team, including Tara Cecil and Emily Wilson, I believe they will win this game on the dominance of each of those players up each end of the court. If either player is not available, the all over strength of Hampton Park will prevail and the Parkers will finish the game the victors. A close game, but I will pick the Redbacks to take it out by a mere 2 goals. The other game of the round will be the clash of rivals ROC and Keysborough who have been fighting it out in the finals series of recent years. Keysborough would have to be favorites to take out this match with their track record of late clearly convincingly stronger than ROC. ROC however are still a great team that are yet to reach their full potential together, and if Robbins is on song, she can be hard to beat. Keysborough will be able to dominate the center court in this game, and I believe have more of the ball because of this, and therefore more goals. Keysborough to take the game out by 5 in a nail biter. Berwick should account for the Magpies quite easily, and Pakenham will most surely continue their undefeated status and defeat Tooradin without the batter of an eye lid Since 1908 MPNFL 69

30 Casey Cardinia Netball My picks for the win are in bold below: Berwick def Narre Warren by 15 Hampton Park def Cranbourne by 2 Keysborough def ROC by 5 Pakenham def Tooradin by 15 Beaconsfield and Devon Meadows with the bye. Good luck to all teams this weekend and may the best team win. Signing off, Lady Gaga about Netball BERWICK Berwick MPNFL teams played Beaconsfield teams in an away round for the Battle of the Creek on Saturday. Some unexpected sunshine set the scene for what became a day of fantastic netball action with some late comebacks, close finishes and solid wins awarded to both clubs. Check out for the images that captured the day. A Grade - Both teams came out firing and set a very fast pace for the game. Berwick soon composed themselves with great mid-court drives and circles feeds from Sarah and Peta. As Beaconsfield delivered the ball into their goal circle at lightning speed, Berwick WD Tess Johnson applied pressure around the ring allowing Jodie and Julie to play tight circle defence. Beaconsfield began forcing the shot and Berwick won the rebounds and capitalised on the turnovers. Positional changes at half time saw Tara Anderson mix things up in Berwick s attack end. But, getting the ball into the circle proved tough for feeders as Beaconsfield s defenders didn t give Bianca and Mel much space to work with. Unfortunately Berwick s goalers were unable to convert from Beaconsfields s turnovers which meant Beaconsfield edged away. Berwick was able to draw lots of positives from playing such an experienced opponent. St John of God Berwick Best on Court: Sarah McDermott B Grade - Berwick anticipated a tough game against seasonal rivals Beaconsfield and the game did not disappoint with both teams scoring only eight goals a piece in the first quarter. Berwick lifted their intensity in the second quarter, gaining momentum and creating turnovers from defensive pressure. A lack of concentration towards the end of the quarter allowed Beaconsfield back into the game. Berwick came out firing in the second half with Jessica and Stef driving hard on to the circle and feeding the goalers well. A solid third quarter with strong goaling from Lynne and Virginia set up a well earned victory. St John of God Berwick Best on Court: Lynne Moyes CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP Club A B C Total Pakenham ROC Berwick Beaconsfield Narre Warren Hampton Park Keysborough Tooradin Doveton Cranbourne D Meadows & Under Gold Tooradin (34) v Narre Warren (15) Team P W L D B F Agst % Pts Tooradin Pakenham Narre Warren Berwick Hampton Park C Grade - C grade faced their toughest challenge to date against Beaconsfield playing catch up netball for the first half of the game. Composing themselves, Chloe began providing strong drives and feeds through the centre and Leeanne used her experience to control and settle the attack end. After half time the team hit some form, Cassie upped the anti and proved effective in the goaling end while the defenders continued applying pressure in the goal ring. Berwick took the lead for the first time in the fourth quarter, the team went about their business securing their place in the game. Unfortunately a canine distraction saw the team become unsettled and begin to lose their hold on the game resulting in a close and disappointing loss after a hard fought match of quality netball. St John of God Berwick Best on Court: Cassandra Krylov. Under 17 - Berwick got away to a flying start against a tenacious Beaconsfield in their round three clash. Strong defensive pressure and rebounding by Berwick s defenders created plenty of positive possessions for the mid court to feed our tall timbers in the goal circle who converted accurately. Berwick had a handy 14 goal lead at half time. Whole court changes by both teams allowed Beaconsfield back into the contest as they clawed their way back on the scoreboard. But, Berwick was able to hold on to the lead and win by three goals. St John of God Berwick Best on Court: Emily Pratt 70 MPNFL Since 1908

31 Casey Cardinia Netball Under 15 - Berwick Under 15s knew they were up for a challenging match playing against reigning premiers Beaconsfield. The girls played with determination and fought hard for every ball, turning it over numerous times. The first three quarters were goal for goal and Beaconsfield only ran away with the match in the last 5 minutes. It was a fantastic defensive game all over the court and with a new goal end combination starting to work well together, we will definitely improve with every match. St John of God Berwick Best on Court: Lauren Carfora Under 13 - A strong start had Berwick leading in the first quarter, with all girls working really hard to apply the skills they ve been leaning at training. Our attack end worked beautifully together - the strong combinations of Hayley, Chelsea and Lauren off the centre pass saw the ball flow fluidly into our goal third. Well timed passes into the goal ring coupled with accurate shooting from Bridget W and Ebony had Berwick at a comfortable lead at half time. Continuing to fire into the third quarter Berwick showcased some smart netball and fantastic spacial awareness which saw Bridget W s timed leads earn her several passes right under the goal ring. Strong defensive pressure in the centre court right saw Gabby, Sienna and Bridget D turn over balls, and patient passing and footwork down the court really helped us capitalise on Beacy s mistakes. Fantastic effort ladies! St John of God Berwick Best on Court: Sienna Iscaro, Bridget Wakartschuk, Hayley Stringer. DOVETON Under 13 s - Well done to you guys you can see an improvement already keep the good work up. Under 15 s - Well done girls keep working and training hard and Iam sure you will see some wins coming your way. Under 17 s - Fantastic effort buy defence if we can convert our intercepts in to goals we shall see more wins. Fantastic guts and determination shown by Shan. BOC Jemma C grade - What a fantastic game girls and the game showed that we are a very strong and versatile team with is fantastic also well done to Jemma on her first game of senior netball at the club and what a great game she played... BOC Ashley. B grade - Well done girls played to your maxi potential looking forward to seeing more great efforts on court. BOC vanessa. Kel BEACONSFIELD The Battle of the Creek provided some wonderful games of netball. The highlight of the day was the 1 point victory to C Grade after some amusing interruptions in the final minutes of play. Thank you to all players, committee members and supporters who assisted in running the day; it was a great team effort by all and a special thanks to Jill Llinares Our Vice President and Life Member Gwen Neve for presenting the Battle of the Creek Trophy to our captain Kellie Holland. This week we play Doveton at Doveton and celebrate Mother s Day! We wish all mothers a wonderful and enjoyable day at the netball and football. All player sponsorship money is now due and should be paid to Carol or Julie. Don t forget our photos Thursday night; all girls need to dress in their playing uniform. Happy Mother s Day Go Beacy! KEYSBOROUGH C grade started off with lots of hands over balls and quick, clever passing. Trista and Felicia played so well in the ring this week and adapted to the windy conditions well. Fiona and The Mel s managed to break centre passes and force held balls. Kelly and Michelle super starred in defence! Their height and determination made them a strong combo. Jenny... what can I say! Jenny! Jenny! Jenny! Her voice.. Her bombs... You play a smart game. Plan ahead, on and off the field If you re going to have a few drinks, plan ahead and arrange a ride with a designated driver someone who s not drinking or who s responsibly sticking to light. Good sports don t let their mates drink and drive. A RoadSafe Victoria initiative supported by VicRoads and VCFL Since 1908 MPNFL 71

32 Casey Cardinia Netball B Grade were back on the ball this week, having a fantastic 24 goal win over Hampton Park. This week showed how versatile B grade will be this year, having numerous combinations that all showed as strong as the other. Kristie again dominating in defence, and Shannon giving it an awesome crack as well! The attackers set up a good zone that seemed to work very well, and Jules running Centre for 3 quarters without showing hardly any sort of exhaustion. Good job B grade, bring on ROC!! A grade stepped it up a notch, improving upon focus areas since our last game. Well done to the defenders and shooters for their offensive and defensive rebounds. Unfortunately we had a couple of girls ill and injured but that didn t stop the rest of the girls from putting in 110%. Welcome to Scott Balls our new coach we will do you proud! See you this sat night for our army function! TOORADIN Today is PINK NETBALL DAY and we welcome the Pakenham netball club to our courts, for what is sure to be not only a great day of netball but also a great day of celebrations it is Ladies Day!! Today is the Tooradin/ Pakenham inaugural PINK RIBBON LADIES AFTER- NOON TEA and we invite ALL ladies involved in both football & netball clubs, to join us in raising money for Breast Cancer and to help celebrate the Mother s day weekend. All netball games are scheduled at earlier times today and will be concluded by 1:30. We look forward to a great afternoon with all the Pakenham girl s and hope we can raise lots of money for breast cancer research. $5 entry with a glass of champagne on arrival. Last weekend our 15 & under gold team played their first game against Narre Warren and had a great win! Well done to Barnesy & the girl s on a great win. Our other 15 & under team played a superb game and notched up their 2nd win for the season. This team is looking very impressive and will only get better as the season progresses. Well done also to our B & A grade teams on getting the 4 points against Narre! We once again have received the support from many businesses this season and their sponsorship is invaluable to the netball club. We would like to thank our sponsors for 2010: GENDORE TRACTORS & MA- CHINERY (Major Sponsor), Rimfire Glass & Screens, RM Wells Constructions, Andrew Craven Concreting, All About Windows (Alan Hobbs), DJ Office Services (Di Jones), Bendigo Bank Tooradin, Tooradin pharmacy, Foodworks Tooradin, Coastal Clippers Hair Financial Services, BFW Garden Services & Lincraft. Please support these businesses and for more information or details, see Loretta Iverach. SOCIAL: Round 7 - Saturday 5th June. TOORADIN OP SHOP PROM NIGHT. $10 entry or $15 if not dressed up. DJ Get to the op shops now and start organizing your outfits! Make sure you have a date for the prom too!!! Prizes for best dressed & Prom King & Queen. See Emily/Annelise VanRooye for info. Looking forward to a great function! TONIGHT May 8th FOOTBALL & NETBALL PLAYERS AUCTION. Make sure you support the club and coma along for a great night!! July 17th ANNUAL FORMAL Amberlee Receptions. Put this date in your diary NOW! Gala event of the year Don t miss it! Good luck to our footy & netball teams today against Pakenham & Happy Mother s day to all mums for tomorrow. GO SEAGULLS!! HAMPTON PARK Last week we travelled to Keysborough. Still expectation in the air that we may cause an upset in one of the senior teams. 100 MILLION PEOPLE SEARCH YOUTUBE EVERY DAY! GET YOUR BUSINESS MOVING ONLINE WITH VIDEO. 72 MPNFL Since