M.T. Water Tanks. Tipping Competition. Casey Cardinia. Brady White Hampton Park F.L.

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1 LOGO tba tba LOGO tba tba Casey Cardinia Sponsored by Star News Group Hampton Park has unearthed a potential club leader in under 18 captain Brady White. The emerging football talent has been nominated as the fifth player in the running for the Pakenham Gazette Casey Cardinia Young Gun for The Iceman cometh BRADY White is a name that Hampton Park followers are already familiar with, and that recognition is about to widen significantly after the youngster nicknamed Iceman became the fifth nomination for the 2009 Gazette Casey Cardinia League Young Gun award. The 18 year-old wingman missed the first few weeks of the season with injury but since returning has become a valued and valuable member of the Redbacks senior team. White made his senior debut in round 14 last year and, although he was appointed as the club s under 18 captain this year, has not played a game with the thirds as yet. A Hampton Park boy from day one in the under 11s, White played much of his early football as a defender at centre half back, before being moved to the midfield in the under 16s with great impact. M.T. Water Tanks Tipping Competition This weeks winner is Stuey with 11 winners Leaders backseatgooby 143 WHOOPA 139 WEEKEND HUSSLER 138 The Rock 137 chuck norris 137 Marko 137 Buckets 136 Brady White Hampton Park F.L. He was a member of the under 13, under 14 and under 16 premiership sides and won the DDJFL and club best and fairest award at under 16 level. Redbacks coach Josh Taylor said White s talent was obvious and it would only improve over time. He listens and is willing to work on his game and that will only improve his football, said Taylor. He s a beauty and he has started to dominate games this year. White credited his parents, Russell and Debbie together with his junior coaches and team mates as the key influences on his career, and it was one of those coaches who gave him his nickname. It was my under 15 and 16 coach Kev Reid who called me Iceman. He gave me the name because he said I was cool, calm and collected, he laughed. He added that Taylor and senior Redbacks team mate Ryan Simpson had also helped him with his football but he was never approached by the Dandenong Stingrays despite his superb junior form. He said that he enjoyed playing with the Redbacks and was happy to stay with the club, but might consider moving higher in the future. I m not sure what I want to do but I might consider going down and training with the VFL at some time in the future. At the moment I m just enjoying it at Hampton Park. riviera mick 135 bomba 135 Stuey 135 murphy 135 righto 135 gopher 135 Since 1908 MPNFL 41

2 tyabb Colours: Maroon, Royal Blue & Gold Ground: Melways: 148 J9 Bunguyan Reserve, Fston Flinders Rd, Tyabb Secretary: Sue Volk Coach: Mathew Hose Reserves Coach: Glenn Shannon Under 18 s Coach: Dean Underwood 1 Ransom John 33 GLAUM Geoff 2 Bell Stuart 34 PAYNE Darren 3 Souter Ashley 35 DELANEY Blake 4 Smith Jarrod (C) 36 JOHNSON Jack 5 Pickersgill Scott 37 ANDERSON Kade 6 Volk Justtin 38 HOLLIDAY Matthew 7 Hose Matthew 39 McINNES Shaun 8 Flack Jonathan 40 HANNA Justin 9 WatersTone Ash (DVC) 41 GARDNER Phil 10 McGrath Tim 42 SHANNON Glenn 11 McGrath Rowan 43 SHERLOCK David 12 WILLIAMSON Dave 44 WADE Travis 13 VENN Chris 45 ALLEN Nathan 14 ANDERSON Brett 46 GALBRAITH Cameron 15 RAHILLY Ben 47 HANNA Brenton 16 CONLAN Craig 48 RANDLE Paul 17 ROBERSON Matthew 49 WEST James 18 DICKASON Mitch 50 GAGE Nick 19 PORTER Stephen 51 WADE Luke 20 CHANT Luke (RC) 52 BARRINGTON-SMITH Sam 21 EMBERSON Benn 53 CALDWELL Brendan 22 ROBERTS Ash 54 GAGE Ben 24 ALEXANDER John (C) 55 RANDALL Corey 25 RANSOM Chris 56 RITCHIE Matt 26 HOLLINGWORTH Bruce 58 RAESIDE Ben 27 ZOHS Michael (RDVC) 59 GOULD Ben 28 DIMKOS Matthew 60 MORRIS Callum 29 LYNESS Jason 61 CLAY Adrian 30 WEBSTER Ben 62 STEWART Finn 31 BRADLEY Nick (RVC) 63 PORTER Luke 32 TURNER Hayden (VC) 64 HEMLEY Steve SCORES SNRS RES U18 s 42 MPNFL Since 1908 Bendigo Community Bank 1 STAPLETON Dylan Under 18 s 2 3 BOURBAUD Louis 4 CARTER Jayden 5 BUCHAN Corey 6 HEMBURROW Brent 7 BOOTH Tom 8 TUDOR Drew 9 BINKS Dale (C) 10 TOWNSEND Jack 11 CHALMERS Josh 12 VAN WEES Ben 13 LUNNEY Jack 14 WATSON Chris 15 HAYES Tyler 16 TAYLOR Scott 17 HOFF Hamish 18 DICKASON Mitch 19 CALDWELL Dean 20 ARANAS-WHELAN James 21 COULTER Hayden 22 ALLAN Ash 23 Retired 24 TOWNSEND Josh 25 WATERSTONE Nick 26 MILBURN Josh 27 HANSEN Dayne MILBURN Grant 30 WIESSE Tim 31 BARRINGTON Luke Last week was a good one for the club. It must have been a good weekend as Stocko got excited, perched himself up on a chair and declared it s a record! Just so people do not get confused, he wasn t talking about Glaumy kicking a goal, it actually was the first time that all three sides have recorded 3 wins on the same day against Rosebud. Lets take some confidence from this and give the highly fancied Sorrento a run for their money when they come to the Pond. The club is recognizing the 200th senior club game of Luke Chant. Through his 21 years at the club there is not much that Luke has not achieved, as he is a premiership player, Captain, B & F winner and a long time committeeman with his journey starting when he joined the club back in Chingy/Lumberjack/ Sculptor as he is known in various circles has not done it easy, coming back from a seriously broken leg in 1999 and various other injuries that have hampered him in attaining this milestone (plenty of time in the trainers rooms). It is a show of commitment, effort and dedication to the club by the big fella that is rare in todays game. By reaching the 200 game mark, Luke automatically becomes a life member of the club, which is a great honor in itself and something that he should be very proud of. Congratulations mate. Social Function this week is the hypnotist night, as previously mentioned Rohan Gazzard and Adam chicken Palmer are back at the club for what is a most popular event and highlight of the social calendar tickets are $25 per person see Kat Bell for tickets before they run out. NETBALL MEETING THIS MONDAY, THE CLUB: As mentioned last week the club is looking at fielding Netball teams for the 2010 season. So for any Wives, Girlfriends or Supporters who are interested in playing or helping out with the newest addition to the Tyabb sporting community please attend.

3 Bendigo Community Bank 1 BROWN Jack 2 MAIN Jake 3 O CALLAGHAN Adam 4 BALLOCH Aaron 5 GRANT Daniel (C) 6 HICKEY Danny 7 HALL Pat 8 LLOYD Darren 9 DOBROWOLSKI Matthew 10 HAMMOND Gerard 11 HAWKINS Ryan 12 HARRIS Jayden 13 KELLETT Hayden 14 WELLS Jackson 15 SQUIRE John (VC) 16 LYNCH Thomas 17 SCHULDT Luke 18 GORMAN Pat 19 CROAD Jonathon 20 WYATT Jamie Under 18 s 21 HALL Raphael 22 HEAD Tyrren 23 FULLER Jesse 24 ENGLAND Tom 25 WITTINGSLOW Morgan 36 ATIBA Jackson 55 NETTLEFOLD Mathew The Unders were able to get the day off to a flyer, having a big win last week. As we enter the last month of home and away, it s time to fine tune and get all the pieces in place for a big assault come September. Lets keep building momentum and confidence and see how special we can make 09. The Scoobs showed us once again you don t have to be dead to be stiff. That s 3 times this year they ve lost on the last kick of the day. What it shows us though is that our best football matches up against the best teams. Today is a mini final with the winner grabbing 5th spot. You wouldn t need any more incentive than that! The bounced back into form with a good performance against the top of the ladder side. After a month of sub standard performances this was the game that could get our season back on track. The most pleasing thing was the way it was done. It was the sort of footy that had been missing in recent weeks, so to get our mojo back in such an important game was encouraging. The challenge now is to back it up with another strong performance today. Tyabb always come to play so we must keep the foot to the floor. Don t forget the upcoming Back to Front raffle, always a good day and bonding session. See either Gossy or Geoffrey Charles Lattima Morgan for tickets. Gossy 1 & 2 1 CARINS Brendan 2 GARBY Sam 3 MATTISON Trevor 4 SCHWARZE Troy SORRENTO Colours: Red & White Ground: Melways: 157 A7 Davd McFarlane Reserve Hotham Rd, Sorrento Secretary: Maree Smith Coach: Troy Schwarze Reserves Coach: Brett McRae Under 18 s Coach: Kim Tucker 5 MCGUINNESS Ben 6 PHILLIPS Dion 7 SCANLON Warwick 8 STRINGER Guy 9 HAIMONA Hagan 10 MULLER Nick 11 PITT Brad 12 STRINGER-MORRIS Kayle 42 LYNCH Matthew 13 PEART Michael 14 SANDERSON Dalton 15 LAWSON David (C) 16 NIBBS Mitchell 17 PHILLIPS Scott 18 KENYON Brent 19 STEVENSON Josh 20 BURNS Andrew 21 McCORMACK Ben 22 WARNER Nick 23 FALCK Jack 24 CAMERON Heath 25 CAMERON Scott 26 JOHNSON Grant (VC) 27 DOYLE Haydn 28 TRAND Ollie 29 CASPAR Jon 30 BOYINGTON Glen 31 McCULLOCH Jed 32 SCOTT Douglas 33 JAMES Clint 34 CONOLLY Heath 35 BAGOT Chris 36 PEVERELL Scott 37 FELDHOFER Ben 38 BARTON Mitchell 39 DAVERN Nick 40 HAMILTON Nick 41 DAVIDSON Lindsay 43 PEART James 44 BISHOP Bret 45 CLARKE James 46 FRANKISH Carl (RVC) 47 ROBINSON Troy 48 TRACEY Patrick 49 RING Anthony 50 LEVER Nick 51 WHITTEN Timothy 52 PATTISON Michael 53 JOHNSTON Trevor 54 SCHWARZE Brenton 55 SENIOR Marc 56 TRUSCOTT Zac (RC) 57 GRANT Julian 58 McKENZIE Brad 59 SPRUHAN Sean 60 KENNEDY Mitchell SCORES SNRS RES U18 s Since 1908 MPNFL 43

4 DROMANA SCORES SNRS RES U18 s 44 MPNFL Since 1908 Colours: Black & Green Ground: Melways: 159 J6 Dromana Recreation Reserve, Beach Street, Dromana Secretary: Graham Stelling Coach: Damon Lawrence Reserves Coach: Daniel Maestrale Under 18 s Coach: Brad Allen 1 Hunter Adam (VC) 2 Minchington Paul 3 Gillis Michael (VC) 4 Wilde Chad 5 BANKS Toby 6 Dennis Braeden 7 Terry Jared 8 Williams Jae 9 Hunter Michael (VC) 10 Allen Brad 11 Keating David 12 quinn Ricci 13 SHEEAN Travis 14 Keel Stuart 15 Lee Daniel 16 Pasquill Aaron 17 McLean Wilson Paul 18 Coyle Aaron 19 Lawrence Damon 20 Lutfi Massi 21 Norton Justin 22 Hines Scott 23 Peagram Bill 24 BAKKER Andrew 25 Johnston Rikki (C) 26 ThomsON Seamus 27 Pitcher Ryan 28 Garry Adam 30 Liardet Clinton 31 Hofert Tom 32 Albrecht Jessie 33 Maestrale Daniel 34 Barker Stuart 36 MAESTRALE Phil 37 Wright Tom 38 McVeigh Chris 39 Hutchinson Jay 40 Shanks Stuart 41 PARIS Brad 42 GIBBS Daniel 43 Hunter Jarryd 45 WEBSTER Nick 46 Kemp Robert 47 Worn Ryan 48 McIntosh Paul 49 Jennings Daniel 50 Papalas George 51 Norton Ashley 52 Milward Jay 54 Parkins Dale 55 harding Matt 57 Burnham Andrew 58 Sweet Robert 62 Saunders Ray 63 Pinneri Frank 64 BANKS Sam 65 Newport Daniel 66 Minchington Luke 67 RICHARDS Clint 68 HOMA Ben 69 WILLIAMS Kai 70 MARATEO Enzo Bendigo Community Bank 1 Carter Tom (C) 2 Blake Tom (VC) 3 Hunter Aaron 4 DeSouza Josh (VC) 5 Byrne Adam 6 Carter Max 7 harding Tim 8 Powell Jack 9 Williams Cade 10 MINCHINGTON Darren 11 CORBET Jordan 12 Beardmore Luke 13 WILSON Harry 14 WOOD Jarrad 15 ross Adam 16 CLARKE Shaun (VC) 17 McLEAN Brad 19 BECA Valbon 20 QUIGLEY Jackson 21 WEARNE Nick Under 18 s 22 HEGGEN Mitchell 23 ROBERTS Jake (VC) 24 JOYCE Scott 25 LITTLE Zac 26 KENDALL Aaron 27 TRELOAR Cameron 29 thomson Andrew 30 steele Corey 32 cleave Charlie Today we meet Somerville in a game that is vital to us maintaining our finals hopes and a much improved performance will be needed to keep us on track. The sponsors of the week are Two Buoys and 3D paint & Colour. Last week saw only our Reserves record a win but they made hard work of it after having a good lead, it may however ensure our Reserves finals appearance though injuries may also play some part in the final wash up for both our Senior teams. Award winners were: Under 18 s - Aaron Kendall, Josh de Souza and Adam Byrne; Reserves Jay Milward, Adam Garry, Aaron Pasquill and Heath Burriss. Senior awards were not available. Congratulation to Adam Hunter on his vice captaincy of the VCFL rep side that played the VAFA last Sunday at Junction Oval, St Kilda. The club is trying a new concept with Pre Match luncheons and with good reports from our first outing have scheduled another one for Saturday 8th August prior to the Crib Point game see Danny Mongan or Colin Matthews for tickets. At present Club Historian Col Matthews together with Bob Moorehead and Brian Taylor are looking at records, etc trying to compose a team of the century (! ) so if you have any write ups, records or history from that period I am sure they would appreciate it REMINDER Our game against Red Hill will be on Sunday 2nd August and is the VCFL match of the month. The Reverse Draw is again on this year but with greatly improved prizes money so see Col Matthews, Allen Minchington, Ron Hunter or Graham Stelling for tickets and details of the new draw. Go Luck to all our sides. GO TIGERS

5 Bendigo Community Bank somerville 1 SUTTON Jedd (VC) 2 BITTERS Emilio 3 POTTS Trent 4 WHITLEY Brad 5 MATTHEWS Zak (VC) 6 CANT Joel 7 MORONEY Tom 8 KILPATRICK Leigh 9 WILSON Adam 10 COLLIE Luke 11 SATUR Nick 12 McDONALD Brad (C) 13 EDWARDS Lachlan 14 SASS Adam 15 PRETTY Max ELTON Todd 18 ALLSOPP Justin 19 MERRIFIELD Clinton 20 OSBORNE Brock Under 18 s 21 STONE Luke 22 BOCK Aidan 23 HEELEY Matt 24 DURANT Daniel 25 ELTON Jarryd PODHACKZY David 28 BOX Matthew 29 ROWE Bradley 30 HILL Cameron Last week against Rye we all had a real dip at trying to beat one of the top sides. Unfortunately near misses have been the problem over the past few years! All you can do is go like hell today to knock off a side of similar ilk and come back to Somerville with a major scalp. There has been a marked improvement in effort by all three sides over the last few weeks. Lets move towards 2010 by finishing off the last few rounds with some good wins. The Under 18 s continued their good form even though they were a few players short of their best side, over the next couple of weeks it will be very important to get on the track and continue the good work. RAFFLE: There is a major raffle planned for the last few weeks of the season. Get your tickets for the Holiday and start selling. SPONSORS: ADD Signs, PLASTA MASTA Hallam, Phillips Auto Spark, Rainer Feldgen The Good Guys Frankston. SOCIAL: International Night Saturday 8th August See Will or Lochie for details. Vote Count Thursday 20th August. MEMBERSHIP: Last week was the deadline so if you are not playing today it s because you have let the club down. Oz-Kick: Next Saturday Vs Tyabb we will be having a grid game for the kids. Get along and see the future Somerville champions. SFC Trivia: What year did Dromana host a Somerville Home game? Last weeks answer. Gary Cain. 1 PAGE Ben 2 PAGE Matt 3 SPOONER Jarrod 4 GIANNOPOULOS Paul 5 TOWAN Michael (VC) 6 CANT Joel 8 GUY Aaron 9 ROBERTS Matthew 10 WOODALL Tim 11 BOYD Glenn 12 JOLLEY William(VC) 13 COX Caleb 14 BOYES Jordan 15 MIRABELLA Richard 16 ROSE Adam 17 MARTIN Lee (C) 18 BROWN Nicholas 19 SEDGWICK Ben 20 BOYD Daniel 21 LYNESS Ricky 22 KENNEDY Jack 23 ZIEGENBEIN Matt 24 BOYD Daniel 25 HESTER Jarrod 26 RIDOUT Adrian 27 NICOLSON Joseph 28 QUINLAN Brett (RDVC) 29 SATUR Paul 30 COZENS Tim 31 KOERNER Lee 32 BATE Marcus Colours: Royal Blue & Gold Ground: Melways: 148 E1 Recreation Reserve Jones Rd, Somerville Secretary: Andrew Jacgung Coach: Brett Anthony Reserves Coach: Jordon Boyes Under 18 s Coach: Dave Collie 33 NOLAN Brad 34 NUMODE Shawn (RVC) 35 FLEETWOOD Chris 36 MARTIN Ryan 37 AUSTIN Guy 38 SWINDELLS Andrew 39 BERRY Nathan 40 MULLAN Luke (RC) 41 McNEILL Brett 42 ANTHONY Brett 43 HOLME David 44 ANTHONY Brett 45 COULSON Darcy 46 PHILLIPS Robert 47 DROSCHER Daniel 49 ZWEIRSEN Peter 50 HIBBERD Michael 51 COLLIER Callum 52 BERTUOLA David 53 JONES Daniel 54 NUMODE Jamie 55 PALSER Jarryd 56 McDONALD Bradley 58 GRIFFITHS Ben 60 MATTHEWS ZAK 61 WEIMMERING Carl 62 STOLLER Lachlin 63 SLIPAIS Gavin 64 WILSON Jacob 65 FAIRBAIRN Andrew 66 FLEETWOOD David SCORES SNRS RES U18 s Since 1908 MPNFL 45

6 RED HILL Colours: Red & White Ground: Melways: 190 H4 Red Hill Showgrounds, Red Hill Rd, Red Hill Sec:retary: Barrie Shaw Coach: Jason Watts Reserves Coach: Mark Green Under 18 s Coach: Martin Hickey 1 Holmes Michael 2 Lyons Steve 3 Duff Mitch 4 Shaw Matt 5 Robinson Glen 6 Mitchell Jake 7 Holmes Aaron 8 Hopgood Klay 9 DailLago Peter 10 Holmes Sean 11 Spencer Chris 12 Hitchiner Jake 13 Betheras Blair 14 Morrison Adam 15 Byrt Jon 16 Esipoff Nick 17 Ramsay Shane 18 Herriott Tom 19 Backhausen Maj 20 McCall Jamie 21 Gilmour Andrew 22 Hickey Shane 23 Wilson Mitch 24 Backhausen Floyd 25 Boyd Marcus 26 Hosking Billy 27 Smith Daniel 28 Schreuder Brad 29 James Ryan 30 Blake Ryan 31 Ritchie Brent 32 Boyd Darcy 33 Moran Luke 34 Boyd Leigh 35 Potter Jack 36 McCarthy Tom 37 Gibson Tobi 38 Houston Josh 39 Mace Robert pratt Travis 42 Larwill Harry 43 Heib Brent (C) 44 Mitchell Matt 45 Hicket Jaryd 46 Gove Tom 47 Di Pasquale Zack Siversen Oscar 50 Desgrosso Steve 51 Hitchener Kane Tyrrell Reece 56 North Joel SCORES SNRS RES U18 s 46 MPNFL Since 1908 Bendigo Community Bank 1 LA FONTAINE Mitchell 2 Mitchell Jack 3 Graham James 4 SHAW Nick 5 MARTIN Brent 6 Stapleton Nick 7 Tardiff Matt 8 DUFF Brodie 9 COLLETT Tom 10 BLAKE Ryan 11 MONEY Braeden 12 MOCK Andrew 13 NICKELS Liam 14 BEGGS Matthew 15 FLETCHER Brenton 16 DOYLE LUKE 17 PIUETTA Jamie 18 MITCHELL Jake 19 NEU Harry 20 TUCK Andrew Under 18 s 21 POLLOCK Matt 22 DONALDSON Hamish 23 BYRT Harry 24 WOOD Jayden 25 MOLD Jake 26 MOCK Michael 27 MOLD Josh 28 WILLIAMS Bryce 29 SHAW Riley 30 WILLIAMS Zac A chilly windy day on the mountain saw the twos record a wing against the previously undefeated but depleted Bomber side. You couldn t wipe the grin off Greeny s face. The reserves know this only cancels out one of the losses we shouldn t have had. Only full-on commitment will be rewarded by a chance to play finals again. Cautious optimism could be taken from the firsts performance, after once again being in the game at ¾ time. Endeavour could not be faulted, but it is those 1%ters bringing us undone. The U18s met a side who simply converted more of their 50 meter entries. Like the seniors to a degree good endeavour but finishing off opportunities not so good. NETBALL: The girls had no game last Saturday, but played on Wednesday in the Mornington competition. Obviously they are keen to improve their skills. SOCIAL: TRIVIA NIGHT (tonite) Tables of 6/8. Cash and other prizes for all you know alls. Anything you need to know apart from the questions see a committee member. We welcome all past players for their luncheon today, and thank Parker for his efforts in finding them. In particular those who played in the Reserves Premiership of 1984 against Bonbeach. Big luncheon next SUNDAY for Worksafe-major sponsors of Victorian Country Football. This is the game of the month in the State. Poff is doing the catering, and the rooms are booked out to hear guest speaker one Ronald Dale Barassi. Barrie Shaw would still like items and to hear from those who would like a tale $65 a head for the: AUCTION NIGHT: AUGUST 8th (Tyabb game) GO HILLIES

7 Bendigo Community Bank 1 JAMES Matt (DVC) 2 BAKER Tom 3 SPINA Justin 4 LYNCH Kyle 5 SACCUZZO Dom 6 O HANLON Nathan Under 18 s 7 DUNCASON Ben (DVC) 8 PITTS Tom 9 RIDDOCK John 10 CANFIELD Cassis 11 HARRINGTON Charles 12 BAGULEY Steve 13 DYER Grant 14 BELL Jake 15 WHELAN Mathew 16 HOWIE David (VC) 17 APPLEFORD James WOOLACOTT Jack 20 STERLING Scott 21 WIGHT Billy 22 JENNINGS Jimmy (C) 23 SEEERS Jayden 24 FELOPHER Rick 25 JORDAN Ashley 26 COLE Harley 27 MURPHY Harley 28 DENNIS Sam DUNCAN Michael Round 14 done and dusted, no surprise s on the day really, the thirds were stiffed by a well drilled disciplined outfit who work extremely hard for each other. The Somie kids always come ready to play and although we have the basic grit and determination the need to be more team orientated is what is required to come away from these encounters with a degree of self respect. The run home for our 18 s isn t easy so lets get behind them and help push them all the way. The two s although missing some off field smarts had control of the game for most of the day. The board master Bill Kerr and on field General Kyle Jennings set up the structures that were required. Sammy Smith, Matt Mc and company kept the score board ticking over. Although it was a scrappy hard fought affair everyone took a turn of doing what needed to be done. Hopefully it will be the same today, with only three more hit outs before the bye and commencement of the finals now is the time to consolidate your place in the team. As far as the senior side goes the winning ugly analogy has become an art form. With little time for getting pretty we will gleefully keep accepting the four points however we can get them. It was a drag em down, tie em up affair on Somies paddock, with very little attractiveness to be found in any area of the game. Congratulations to Noel and Kenny for giving us a pure and insightful view of the game. Our future is in our own hands, pride, passion and self respect need to be on the menu with today s encounter against the Hill Tribe, let s keep it ugly; it s working! Go Demons Have lunch with Sam Kekovich Saturday 8th of August $40. Bookings In the evening it s the Bizarre Gazzard Show, Saturday August 8th 7.30 $50. Dinner and show see Rhett Sutton. Presentation Night September 19th Scott Beel Golf Day October 30th, ring David Keech Colours: Royal Blue & Red rye 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 1 CAIN Ben 32 BOYLE Luke 2 KIRKWOOD Adam (VC) 33 BARKER Steve 3 WINTERS-KERR Ben 34 CROWE Harry 4 FIDDES Aaron 35 WOODFORD Toby 5 McKAY Chris 36 BAKER Matt 6 CHAFFEY Mark 37 FINDLAY Aaron 7 JENNINGS Kyle 38 EGAN Adrian (RVC) 8 KERR Bill 39 WOOLACOTT Jack 9 JACKSON Luke 40 WATERSON Ryan 10 NODLT Matt 41 BLAKE Michael 11 DUNN Andrew 42 DUNN Cam 12 LLYOD Tyson 43 AMBROSE Chad (RC) 13 RICE Hagan (RVC) 44 DUNCANSON Chris 14 CAIN Sean (VC) 45 CULLEN Damian 15 PARSONS Adam 46 STAFFORD Greg 16 TWEEDLY Paul 47 LLOYD Dustin 17 APPLEFORD Sean 48 CANNAN Simon 18 RYAN Stephen 49 KIRKWOOD Jarrad 19 KEEM James 50 McDONALD Luke 20 KITCHEN Daniel 51 ARNOLD Jason 21 HARRIS Lucas 52 JENNINGS Jimmy 22 McINTOSH Shane 53 TWEEDLEY Steve 23 HOLMES Ben 54 PERKINS Dale 24 KENNEDY Clint 55 APPLEFORD James 25 SUTTON Rhett (C) 56 JAMES Matt 26 BENNETT Elliot 57 SWAYN Daniel 27 McINDOE Matt 58 DYER Adam 28 SHAW Travis 59 VELIADES Dane 29 RINGIN Daniel MILLER Graham 61 KING Jake 31 SMITH Sam 63 DUNN Matt SCORES SNRS RES U18 s Since 1908 MPNFL 47

8 Nepean Fixture Bendigo Community Bank Round 1 Saturday 4 April F ston v Crib Pt Hastings v R bud Rye v Red Hill Somerville, Tyabb, Sorrento, Dromana, Pearcedale BYE Easter Saturday 11 April D mana v R bud Round 2 Saturday 18 April Frankston v Red Hill Hastings v P dale Tyabb v Rosebud D mana v S rento Rye v S ville Crib Point BYE Round 3 Saturday 25 April Anzac Day P dale v Tyabb F ston v S ville Sorrento v Rye Crib Pt v R Hill Hastings BYE Round 4 Saturday 2 May Hastings v Tyabb Crib Pt v S ville D mana v P dale Sorrento v F kston Rye v R bud Red Hill BYE Round 5 Saturday 9 May Sorrento v Hastings Rosebud v P dale Tyabb v S ville Rye v Crib Point Dromana v Red Hill Frankston BYE Round 6 Saturday 16 May Frankston v Rye Crib Point v Dromana S ville v Hastings Sorrento v P dale Red Hill v Tyabb Rosebud BYE Round 7 Saturday 23 May Hastings v Red Hill Rosebud v Sorrento P dale v S ville Tyabb v Crib Point Dromana v F ston Rye BYE Round 8 Saturday 30 May F ston v Tyabb Crib Pt v Hastings S ville v Rosebud Red Hill v P dale Rye v Dromana Sorrento BYE 6 June BYE Queens Birthday Weekend Round 9 Saturday 13 June Hastings v F ston R bud v Red Hill P dale v Crib Pt Tyabb v Rye Sorrento v S ville Dromana BYE 48 MPNFL Since 1908 Round 10 Saturday 20 June F ston v P dale Crib Pt v R bud D mana v Tyabb R Hill v S rento Rye v Hastings Somerville BYE Round 11 Saturday 27 June Hastings v D mana R bud v F ston P dale v Rye S ville v R Hill S rento v Crib Pt Tyabb BYE Round 12 Saturday 4 July Hastings v Tyabb Rosebud v Rye P dale v D mana S ville v Crib Pt S rento v F ston Red Hill BYE Round 13 Saturday 11 July F ston v S ville Crib Pt v R Hill Tyabb v P dale D mana v R bud Rye v Sorrento Hastings BYE Round 14 Saturday 18 July R bud v Tyabb P dale v Hastings S ville v Rye S rento v D mana Red Hill v F ston Crib Point BYE Round 15 Saturday 25 July Frankston v Crib Point Hastings v Rosebud Tyabb v Sorrento Dromana v Somerville Red Hill v Rye Pearcedale BYE Round 16 Saturday 1 August Rosebud v Pearcedale Crib Point v Rye Somerville v Tyabb Sorrento v Hastings Frankston BYE Sunday 2 August Red Hill v Dromana Round 17 Saturday 8 August Hastings v Somerville Pearcedale v Sorrento Tyabb v Red Hill Dromana v Crib Point Rye v Frankston Rosebud BYE Round 18 Saturday 15 August Frankston v Dromana Crib Point v Tyabb Somerville v Pearcedale Sorrento v Rosebud Red Hill v Hastings Rye BYE Finals 22, 23, 29, 30 August 5, 12 September 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 A GRADE Hastings (36) v Pearcedale (26) Team P W L For Agst % Pts Rosebud Dromana Rye Crib Point Pearcedale Hastings Red Hill B GRADE Pearcedale (41) v Hastings (23) Team P W L For Agst % Pts Pearcedale Crib Point Hastings Dromana Red Hill Want to have a bet on the Premiership of your favourite Peninsula FL team? MPNFL is committed to promote responsible gambling in conjunction with Sportsbet Responsible Gambling Code of Conduct. Since 1908 MPNFL 49

10 Frankston Park News Boz reeling in a VFL career It has not come easy, but things are looking up for Mitchell Bosward. While the Dolphins season has not come close to expectations, and the team has had to endure some painful losses that would have been unthinkable under the reign of Brett Lovett, Boz can t help but smile when it is pointed out that he is finally playing regular senior football. The Frankston YCW youngster s first two seasons at the Dolphins were undoubtedly a success by almost every measure, winning two reserves best and fairests and picking the brains of the club s veteran players to unlock the secrets to success at VFL level. But Bosward sets high expectations for himself, and his limited chances in the Dolphins senior midfield proved to be a frustrating experience. It was. The first year I was just happy to be there, but the second year I really wanted to play senior football. I thought I was ready but I just couldn t crack a place in the senior midfield with the players who were in there. I began thinking that maybe I wasn t up to it. But I received a lot of help from (assistant coach) Curly Blackford, I mightn t still be at the club if it wasn t for him. He taught me that making it at VFL level is like catching fish, you have to be patient and you have to realise that sometimes you will come up emptyhanded. After starting 2009 in the centre square for the twos, Bosward was moved to half back by reserves coach Brad Canavan, where his bull-at-a-gate style was better suited. It would prove a masterstroke, and he hasn t looked back. I ve got a more straightforward role now, I just focus on beating my man, he said. In the midfield in the seniors I would be running in circles trying to get the ball because the pace is so quick. In defence, the ball comes to my man and I can do my job from there. While the Dolphins have already lost more games than for all of 2008, Bosward takes great confidence from the key role he has played in their two wins, tense victories over the Bendigo Bombers and Werribee Tigers. It s awesome, he said. Watching the guys do so well in the finals last year was awesome, but I was partly jealous too because I wanted to be out there with them. So to play a part in some wins has been a pretty good feeling. And where another year of playing mostly reserves may well have seen Bosward return to MPNFL football, he is now ready to push on and see just how far a VFL career can take him. Firstly though, he is looking to finish the year strongly in the seniors and then push for a premiership with the third-placed Dolphins reserves, something he says would mean a lot. 50 MPNFL Since 1908 C o n s i d e r - ing I have played about 40 games with them, it would mean a heap. A lot of my really good mates are in the reserves side, so I will really feel a part of it and would love to win the flag with blokes I have played so much footy Mitchell Bosward with. H o p e f u l l y, next season, Bosward will have even bigger fish to fry. The Dolphins play Port Melbourne at Frankston Park on Sunday, 2 August. 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.

11 Casey Cardinia Ladder Team P W L D B For Agst % Pts Doveton Pakenham Narre Warren Cranbourne Berwick Beaconsfield ROC Tooradin Devon Meadows Hampton Park Keysborough Reserves Team P W L D B For Agst % Pts Doveton Beaconsfield Pakenham Narre Warren Devon Meadows Cranbourne Berwick Tooradin Keysborough Hampton Park ROC Under 18's Team P W L D B For Agst % Pts Narre Warren Berwick Cranbourne Beaconsfield Pakenham Devon Meadows Doveton ROC Hampton Park Tooradin Keysborough Club Championship Club Snrs Res U18 s Total Doveton Pakenham Narre Warren Cranbourne Beaconsfield Berwick Devon Meadows Tooradin ROC Hampton Park Keysborough Goal Kickers Name Club Rnd Tot Grant Noonan Berwick 4 61 Daniel Fry Pakenham 2 48 Marc Holt Cranbourne 3 40 Luke McGuinness Keysborough 4 34 Ryan Hendy Doveton 1 34 Daniel Casset Doveton 0 34 Andrew Williams Beaconsfield 2 32 Kevin McLean Hampton Park 0 32 Greg Tivendale ROC 0 31 Tyson King Keysborough 3 28 Reserves Name Under 18 Club Rnd Tot Peter Pullen doveton 0 35 Michael Fisher Beaconsfield 3 28 David Phillips Devon Meadows 2 21 Matthew Walters Devon Meadows 1 19 Jason Siegel Tooradin 2 18 Jamie Rondinella Hampton Park 0 18 Peter Dye Doveton 2 17 Simon Ponter Pakenham 0 16 Jake Rose Beaconsfield 0 15 Ryan Craven Cranbourne 2 15 Name Club Rnd Tot Henri Pace Bonello Pakenham 6 49 Lochlan Burke Berwick 1 42 Travis Woodfield ROC 0 27 Ben Marsh Cranbourne 5 25 Joshua Tonna Narre Warren 4 22 Mathew McInroy-Howard Hampton Park 0 22 Ayden Mills Narre Warren 2 21 Kane Hughes Beaconsfield 0 19 Bradley Drews Pakenham 2 19 Lucas Barker Cranbourne 2 19 Since 1908 MPNFL 51

12 Casey Cardinia Preview Great round ahead NO Casey Cardinia League round is easy to line up and, after last weekend s results, a solid case can be made for every side against the other this week. It is simply a matter of which team is switched on and comes ready to play from the get-go. Keysborough played in a grand final 10 months ago so nobody really should have been surprised with the Burra s excellent win over Pakenham, however the fact that the Lions were at home and have lost only one game this season was what created the surprise. Teams simply can not go through the motions in any game this season. Berwick found that out as well. Beaconsfield has underperformed to date this year but that does not mean the Eagles are easybeats. As for Devon Meadows, if the Panthers ever start winning games consistently they could very well do a Doveton and simply not lose one. This has been a strange season in many ways and it is to be hoped that the competitiveness continues long into the future. With only five home and away rounds to go the jostling for places in the top five is on in earnest. This weekend s results will be crucial to the final make up and we mat also find out who the main challenger to Doveton will be. Doveton v Narre Warren In fact Doveton may find that out first hand who their main challenger is if Narre Warren is on its game. The Doves were tipped to be the big improvers of this season and that has been true. With Danny Casset back in the goalsquare and the added maturity of tearaways like Justin Hill, Ryan Hendy, Michael Henry and Shannon Henwood, there has not been a weakness exposed this season other than the occasional bout of laziness. It will be up to Matt Shinners mixture of seasoned premiership players and rising youngsters to create some doubt in the Doveton minds by applying pressure for four quarters. While players like emerging forward Dylan Piening, Daniel Borninkhof, Justin Marriott and Nathan Brewster will need to be watched, it is doubtful that the Magpies have the strength to stave off the inevitable Doveton goal blitz, and another four points should be added to the ladder leader s tally and another challenger put to the sword. Hampton Park v ROC The Kangaroos have been one of the more impressive sides this season but a loss to Hampton Park will blemish that improvement, despite the hostile venue. ROC coach Kris Fletcher started from a low base and has gradually built his side s system and confidence with the assistance of top line recruits Greg Tivendale, Ash Comer, Kym Jones and Shaun Jones. It is a work in progress and there are still areas to be addressed, but the direction is right. At the Booth Reserve things are far less rosy. Last weekend s loss was bad and with Keysborough winning, suddenly the Redbacks are staring a wooden spoon in the face. Linden Fredericks will return to the side this weekend but his influence has been minimal this year due largely to injury and there simply is not the depth for coach Josh Taylor to call on to cover gaps. Hampton Park is due for a good one, but ROC, off the bye, should prevail. Pakenham v Cranbourne Cranbourne won ugly last weekend and will be happy to do the same against Pakenham this week. The Eagles were comprehensively beaten by the Lions in round one and, if anything, both sides have slipped in form since then. Cranbourne needed last week s hitout and will be better for the run, but leaders including Marc Holt, Troy Datson, Matt Fletcher and Ray George must gather the troops behind them and play with intent to match the number two side in the league. 52 MPNFL Since 1908

13 What s worse for the visitors is that Pakenham is coming off a horror loss against the bottom side of the competition. Save for the efforts of Dan O Loughlin, Nathan Brown and youngster Chris Smith, there was little to cheer about for the Lions last weekend. However that might be the problem for Cranbourne because the home side will be very keen to bounce back and prove to the Casey Cardinia league that it is still on track for glory. Tooradin v Beaconsfield Beaconsfield will approach this weekend s clash against Tooradin with renewed confidence from last weekend s draw, but that might not be enough. The Eagles have concerns with their consistency and they can not keep relying on Chris Kelf, Robbie Taylor, Andrew Williams and Daniel Mislicki every week. There has to be more options and more assistance if they arte to string wins together this season. Tooradin is in a similar phase to ROC in that there was only one way to go at the start of the year and that was up. While there has been several hick-ups on the way, the overall feeling at the Western Port oval is that the direction is right and with big Steve Arvanitis back in the ruck, assisted by Chad Liddell, Beau Miller and Rory Gilliatte, it is not difficult to predict another win to the Seagulls this weekend. Berwick v Devon Meadows The Wickers will be very keen to forget last weekend s draw with Beaconsfield and move on. The best way to do that will be to defeat the Panthers at home but it could be easier written than done. Berwick is not a side that crushes opponents and if they have a quarter or two where the intensity drops away then they are vulnerable. That is so even with the dominance of Jason Heath, Brett Robinson and his brother Dale. Devon Meadows will give themselves a good chance in this one and if their big guns in Brett Armitage, Aaron Henneman, Daniel Rigg and Callum O Hare fire, then that chance could just become reality. That said, Berwick is not sitting in fifth position by fluke and the overall class factor is firmly in the home side s favour, and should help it produce another solid win. Reserves If Cranbourne reserves players are thinking finals football then they have to defeat a top five side. This week they get the chance to do that against Pakenham and on paper the Eagles are a real chance. The Lions had a slow start to the year but are now a hard and tight unit, however Cranbourne has also developed into a good seconds combination and the big ground at Pakenham will suit. An upset is tipped in this one. Top side Doveton lines up against bitter rivals Narre Warren this weekend and followers can expect the usual fireworks. The Magpies are hanging tough in the five but are no certainties on making it at the end of the year. The Doves won t make that task any easier. Hampton Park should sing their song for the second time this year with a close win over ROC while Devon Meadows should down Berwick and Beaconsfield will beat Tooradin. Under 18s On ladder position the match between Pakenham and Cranbourne could be expected to be very close, but in reality the Eagles have far superior form this season and will go in as red-hot favourites, despite the away venue. The under 18s game of the round will likely be played at the Booth Reserve when Hampton Park s youngsters take on the ROC side. Big things were predicted for the Kangaroos under 18s this season but they have been disappointing to date and are well outside the top five. The visitors can expect a gallant effort from the Redbacks but should have too much talent in the long run and take another four premiership points home. Games between Narre Warren and Doveton are always hard fought and this one will be no different, but the Magpies superior depth will be the telling point. In other games Beaconsfield will be too strong for Tooradin and Berwick will down Devon Meadows without much fuss. casey cardinia Tipsters Garry Howe Pakenham Gazette ROC Doveton Devon Meadows Tooradin Pakenham 47 Geoff Ablett Mayor City of Casey ROC Doveton Berwick Tooradin Pakenham 41 Darryl Nisbet SWGFL Legend ROC Doveton Berwick Tooradin Pakenham 45 Brad Kingsbury 3SER ROC Doveton Berwick Tooradin Pakenham 46 Rod Willshire MPNFL Director Hampton Park Doveton Berwick Tooradin Pakenham 42 Since 1908 MPNFL 53

14 HAMPTON PARK Colours: Black & Red Ground: Melways: 96 D7 Robert Booth Reserve, Somerville Rd Hampton Park Secretary: Don Amos Coach: Josh Taylor Reserves Coach: John Nunan Under 18 s Coach: Matthew Shorey 1 NUNAN Luke 31 CORTESE Danny 2 DAWES Nathan 32 McLEAN Kevin 3 LANGLEY Matthew 33 LEE Clint 4 WHITE Brady 34 BLAKE Chris 5 WHATMAN Mitch 35 SANBAR Joe 6 SIMPSON Ryan 36 RONDINELLA Jamie 7 VANELEWOUD James 37 REYNOLDS Hayden 8 FREDERICKS Sheldon 38 PHOUTTANOUVONG Michael 9 GLAZIER Dale 39 SHOREY Matthew 10 BARNES Chris 40 MOUNTNEY Nathan 11 REES Glenn 41 MAY Daniel 12 TAYLOR Josh (C) 42 ALEXANDER Trent 13 DIXION Matthew 43 READ Luke 14 PERRY Joshua 44 MURPHY Gary 15 McCLIMONT Robert 45 ROBERTSON Trevor 16 FREDERICKS Linden 46 BEAMISH Brad 17 HUSSEY Chris 47 DISHINGTON Shawn 18 WHITE Kane 48 O DONNELL Jake 19 MOFFATT Shane LOMBARD Bryce 50 MAWHINNEY David 21 JAMIESON Dean BERTUNA Joe 52 ROUSSETY Tash 23 EASTWOOD Scott 53 MULLEN Brad 24 FREDERICKS Brendon 54 BARRACLOUGH Edward 25 McDONALD Michael CLISH Pat 56 BARWISE Brennan 27 JACKSON Michael 57 JACKSON Brett 28 ROBERTSON Jason CORTESE Mario 59 JONES Shaun 30 DAVIS Justin 60 HEEPS Matthew SCORES MCKENZIE Jake 2 RILEY Chase 3 KRAUSE Paul 4 BURGESS Scott 5 ADAMS Sean 6 MANOGI Roi 7 DALTON Jackson 8 DEKKERS Shawn 9 CARROL William 10 D ARCY Cameron 11 WHITE Brady (C) Under 18 s 12 blackbourne Rodney 13 MOULE Chris 14 gacujan Denjie 15 DYKE Travis 16 McCLIMONT Phil (C) 17 CAHILL Daniel 18 HALL Robby 19 READ Adam 20 McINROY-HOWARD Matthew 21 KOE Adam (C) 22 NOLAN Dlyan 23 NO JUMPER 24 NO JUMPER 25 ELLIOT Brian 26 BROOKS Sam 27 LOMBARD Rhys 28 MATTHEWS Mark 29 TOON Patrick Could the real Hampton Park please stand up!!!! 5 goals scored for the whole club on one day. Could say it was the weather or some other excuse however the opposition was able to score 51 goals on the day so really, enough said! Best players in the 18 s on the day went to Roi Manaog, Jake Mc- Kenzie, William Carroll, Jack Dalton, Pat McClimont and Jayme Arnephy. In the two s Pat Papas, Kane White, Rob Taylor, Terry Harkness, Mick McDonald and Hayden Fredericks all scored votes on the day. In the seniors it was great to see youngster Jaime Rondinella stick his hand up for the day for best on as well as the usual suspects in JT, Simmo. Dawsey and Joey. More effort and pride is required if all teams are going to cross the line in front of ROC today. Socially: The Monster Reverse Draw is on next weekend so grab your ticket now. See Dish or Charlie for all the details of the draw and Presentation Night which is being held on October 3 at Somerville Rd Reception Centre. Also don t forget that Kev Reid has the fundraiser on Sunday 2 August to help assist in his son s recovery. Kev has put a lot of hard work into the club over the years and now is the time to give some of that effort back to him. The Wench SNRS RES U18 s 54 MPNFL Since

15 ROC 1 Adams Neil 4 SMALUCH Chase 5 REDDAWAY Ryhs 6 WOODFIELD Travis 7 CONROY Nicholas 8 LADD Michael 9 INGALISO Adam 10 WIEGAND Justin 11 jolme Matthew 14 marks Thomas 16 waldon Matthew 17 Ingalisio Jake 18 andrews Anthony 19 barker Alan 20 johnston Luke 21 hannagan Callan 22 o loughlin Ben 24 JOHNSTON James 26 Rogers Mathew 30 Osborne Harley Under 18 s / Colts 31 SIMONIS James 32 COLLINS Sam 1 WILKS Christopher 2 WILSON Joshua 3 BROWN Dylan 9 PLEITER Michael 10 BURCHILL Tom 12 NEWNHAM Geoffrey 19 FRENCH Jayden 20 GLEDHILL Bradie 22 COLLINS Tom 23 RIGBY Andrew 25 MONKS Graeme 27 DEKROON Bobby 28 BUNSTON Joel 29 LEWIS Stephen This week ROC traveled down the road to Berwick. The day started with the Colts again trying hard all day but lack of numbers giving them no chance at all. The under 18 s had to beat the top of the ladder team to keep there finals chances alive. After being down by 4 goals at quarter time in what was a 6 goal wind the under 18 s must have thought they were still in the hunt, but with the side only scoring a point for the next two quarter gave them no chance at all. The boys tried hard in the last quarter with the wind but just couldn t convert kicking 1goal 6 to 2 goals to go down by 64 points. The Reserve also against the wind in the first quarter held the opposition to 2 goals. But with the wind could only convert 1 goal. The third quarter saw both teams kicking 1 goal each, leaving a 23 point deficit at three quarter time. The reserve started the last quarter well, but with the opposition kicking 3 goals to 2 in the last quarter against the wind and going down by 29 points another frustrating day for the boys. The seniors were up next and for the first time in the day ROC started with the wind. ROC came out firing having 13 shots at goal and could have easily been up by 8 or 9 goals but inaccurate kicking left the side kicking 4 goals 9 to 1 goal 2. The second quarter saw ROC kick 1 goal 4 to the oppositions 3 goals 4 and a very good 13 point lead at the main break. The third quarter saw some undisciplined acts by ROC which gave away some easy goals, and what possibly was the turning point in the game, with both sides kicking 4 goals apiece. The last quarter saw Berwick with the wind kick 3 goals 3 to 1 point and win the game by 7 points, and yet another game gone begging by under 10 points. Thanks to the PPO for putting on a great golfing day at Drouin. Sponsors Lunch, Saturday 1st August pm. Reverse Draw Sunday 16th August first ticket drawn out at 12.30pm. Tickets $100 each, all inclusive, kids entertainment, music, and a heap of prizes. CAVANAGH Justine COOPER Mathew HANNAGEN Shaun HOLMES Anthony Colours: Royal Blue & White Ground: Melways: 214 K3 Officer Recreation Reserve. Princes Hwy, Officer Secretary: John Haughton Coach: Kris Fletcher Reserves Coach: Micheal Hawken Under 18 s Coach: Paul Brown Colts: John Ritchie 1 Eagleton Craig 37 HELEY Nick 2 Tivendale Greg 38 TUCKER Peter 3 Long Nick 39 HAWKINS Steven 4 White Callum 42 QUINN Peter 7 VAN den ACKER Mark 43 HILLMAN Taaren 8 Main David 44 HAWKEN Mivhael 9 Rossborough Scott 46 DYSON Steve 10 Brown Michael 47 mcintyre Steve 11 Tivendale Ben (C) 49 SMITH Sean 12 Moylan Mick 50 LEATHAM Marc 13 Phillips Paul 52 hutton Wes 14 JOHNSON Luke 53 Club Jumper 15 Jones Shaun 54 watson Tim 17 Commerford Jamie 55 main Shaun 18 Graham Brendan 56 moller Hugh 19 Jones Kym 57 reid Brett 20 White Tyler 58 james Matthew 21 Johnson Ben 59 FLETCHER Kris 22 Johnson Daniel 60 haysham-weidner Troy 23 Fisher Daniel 61 KILPATRICK Jason 24 White Shane 64 JARMAN Daniel 26 Bright Paul 65 GRAY Tim 27 Healey Jye 66 VAKA Jayden 29 Comer Ash 67 HAYTHORPE Andrew 31 Duncan Jesse 69 BRESSAN Marc 32 Phillips Daniel 33 Logan Andrew 73 CASTRICUM Matt 34 Payne Matt 77 VERBATEN Troy 35 Webster Shane 36 Krause Shaun 80 GUY Brad SCORES SNRS RES U18 s COLTS Since 1908 MPNFL 55

16 DOVETON Colours: Black & Green Ground: Melways: 91 A10 Robinson Oval, Paperbark St, Doveton Secretary: Mick Hollander Coach: Mark Mott Reserves Coach: Trevor O Donnell Under 18 s Coach: Shane Viney Colts Coach: David Hoy 1 HENDY Ryan (VC) 2 DOWNE Bradley 3 MILLER Matthew 4 CASSET Daniel 5 HENRY Michael 6 PATTIE Callum (VC) 7 HENWOOD Aaron 8 WILSON Corrie 9 ADOUJABER Kim 10 McCLOY Jason (RVC) 11 RODRIQUEZ Chris 12 HOSKIN Ben 13 DAVIES Michael 14 WILSON Nathan 15 HENWOOD Shannon 16 HAYES Ricky 17 GRANT Kory 18 HILL Justin (C) 19 DOWNE Andrew 20 GREENSTREET Peter 21 KILPATRICK Dale 22 PEARSON Ryan 23 WILSON Clint (C) 24 HENWOOD Andrew 25 RODRIQUEZ Chris 26 WOOLGAR Ben 27 GUNN Cody 28 GABRIEL Russell 29 MORRISON Ryan 30 ZAJAC Daniel 31 CHARLES Daniel 32 Viney Josh 33 DYE Peter 34 DEAN Adam 35 THOMAS Daryl 36 DAVIES Trevor LASZYK Michael 39 HAMILTON Glen 40 KELF Ricky 41 DAY Trent 42 McDONALD Barry (RC) 43 VIRGONA Bradley 44 SEMMENS Shaun 45 PULLEN Peter TEMPANY Glen 48 McIVER Aaron 49 DAVIES Robert 50 ANDERSON Nick 51 STROM Nathan 52 WOOLGAR Jayden MOTT Mark 56 GILLSENEN Chris 57 BRANDON Scott 58 BIANCO Daniel HOY David SCORES PHILLIPS Cory 2 NANFRA Philli 3 HENDY Travis (C) 4 LENS Daniel 5 HARREX Adan 6 RAINEY Taylor 7 GILLESPIE Jordan (C) 8 RECH Jake 9 GRAY Adrian 10 BATTLE Dan 11 MORRISON Glen 12 VINEY Mitch 13 BATSON Daniel 14 BURKE Nathan 15 McLEAN Nathan Under 18 s 16 CLYDESDALE Lachlan 17 BIANCO Billy 18 GARNHAM Matthew 19 BURKE Nathan 20 ANDERSON Ryan 21 HARRIS Connor 22 WADESON Brad 23 ELYSEE Arun 24 WOLSKI Troy 26 VERGIM Faik Colts 1 ROBINSON Mitchell 2 WILLEMSON Justin (C) 3 BUTT Taylor 4 KARTNER Adrian 6 BREEN Daniel 7 MOROLLA Jarrod 8 HENDY Billie 10 CHILTON Luke 11 MOUTAFIS Thomas 12 WADESON Brad 14 MAYOR Julian 15 BARTLEY Daniel (VC) 16 CHASEMORE Corey 18 RAKIC Alex 20 PECKETT Mitchell 21 SHEPPERD Jake 22 STROM Daniel 28 SENIOR Mark 29 COOLEY Trent 45 WOLSKI Troy The Doves travelled down to Devon Meadows last week in what was another Cold & wild day for footy, The thirds were outplayed by the more committed meadows outfit and have probably blown any chance of making finals in 09. The Reserves took all game to shake off a determined opposition and were at times pretty undisciplined but to their credit they rallied in the last quarter the way a top team should. The Senior game was a tough encounter as we expected and it took all our effort to shrug off the determined and improving Devon Meadows. It was pretty even performance across the board for the doves with everyone contributing in another good win. Today we face our old neighbour and foe in Narre Warren and another tough game is expected and I am sure the boys will be more than looking forward to the contest. The Colts were well beaten by top side St Johns but gave their all as they do most weeks. Congratulations to our Courageous and sometimes Crazy Senior vice captain Callum Pattie who plays his 100th Senior Game for the club today!!! Today we welcome all past team mangers & trainers as we celebrate the hard work they have done for the club over many years SNRS RES U18 s COLTS 56 MPNFL Since

17 narre warren 1 SCANLON Dean 2 MILLER Guy 3 TOMICH Michael 4 TAPNER Jamie 5 COWAN Nick 6 TOSIN Chris 7 MILLS Ayden 8 MOORE Jake 9 GRABOWSKI Luke 10 MCKENZIE Michael 11 VELLIN Jason 12 DOUGLAS Jess 13 DOGGETT Matt 14 HOLDEN Josh 15 HOWMAN Ryan MARRIOTT Justin 18 DUFFY Trent 19 STEVANOVIC Alex 20 MOORHOUSE Ryan Under 18 s / Colts 21 MORRIS Andrew 41 HIAM Nathan 22 SIGETI Steve 42 faoro Brendan 23 CLARK Lochie 43 Doggett Ben 24 DICK Darryn 44 UNGUREANU Jason PARKER Lachlan 26 SANZA Dion 46 WHITWORTH Jack 27 COLLINS Justin 47 HarbiNson Brad 28 PROSSER Nathan 48 Moss Lachie 29 ALLEN Nathan 49 Moon Cameron 30 GRAY Jake 50 Shortis Cody 31 LITTLE Josh 51 MCDONALD Brendan 32 PARKER Jordan 52 MIONNET Josh MUSAGHAZI, Yoseph CONNELL Tom WEBB Shane 36 SCHIAVELLO Max TONNA Josh ELKASOVIC Harris RICHARDS-GILL Stephen HARDING Matt 61 BARRIE Harlie Last week at Fox Road we beat Hampton Park by an aggregate of 306 points in the three games from down to Under 18s. In the, Hammo led from the front; Potty, Boyley and Herbie played ripper games and we slogged out a gutsy 16-goal win. The Twos 13-goal win saw Cam Dalton and Tim Werner in our best - but poor kicking in windy conditions (12.23) robbed us of an even bigger result. Our 18s ran hard in numbers for a 21-goal win on the back of a sensational debut game by young Colt Jake Gray who kicked 8, Josh Tonna kicked 4, and Ryan Moorhouse, Jason Vellin and the Big Elk Harris Elkasovic were outstanding. The win sees our 18s now sitting on top of the ladder. The only downside of the day was a rare loss by our Colts. Our opponent, ROC, were bolstered by plenty of their senior Under 18s who had the bye in their fixture. It was a good lesson for our group and not one of our players had their colors lowered - man on man. Cody Shortis, Nathan Hiam and Stewie Scanlon were our best. Social Notes Narre s Gala Dinner Dance at Amberlee Receptions is on Saturday 1 August. Get behind this great club and come along to this event. Tickets now available from Hayden James - $50 for a three course meal and DJ, drinks at bar prices. This week s feature sponsor is Drouin West Timber & Truss - Manufacturer of quality prefabricated roof trusses, floor trusses and wall frames, contact Peter Ward, Old Sale Rd, Drouin West pward@dcsi.net.au SCORES SNRS RES 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: Andrew Prosser 1 BORNINKHOF Daniel 2 LEE Christopher 3 MCGILL Michael 4 STANES Ryan 5 COLLINS Christopher 6 KIDD Steven 7 VANDENBROEK Daniel 8 BROADHURST Joel 9 MILLS Aaron 10 EVANS Brett 11 PARKER Jackson 12 FEILD Andrew 13 HARVEY Cole 14 BREWSTER Nathan 15 SAKADJIAN Alex 16 WILLIAMSON Dale 17 POTALEJ Chris 18 BOYLE Lee 19 MILLER Guy 20 BELL Cameron 21 VANDENBROEK Nathan 22 SCHIAVELLO Jake 23 ANDERSON Jarrod 24 COLLINS Damian 25 COLLINS Michael 26 DE WIT Ryan 27 PIENING Dylan 28 WERNER Timothy 29 GRIFFITHS Mark 30 WARD Phillip 31 DINSDALE Scott 32 KIRBY Daniel 33 WERNER Matthew 34 PLACE Chris 35 TAPNER Brendan 36 PERESSO Clay 37 STANLEY Scott 38 HAMILTON Glenn (C) 39 MCGREGOR Chris 40 ROSS Luke 41 Blake Tim 42 HODGSON Ben 43 HUYSMANS Daniel 44 DALTON Cameron 45 TARLEY Michael 46 DIAKOFF Andrew 47 FAORO Ryan 48 UZAREVIC Daniel 49 CURNOW Luke 50 EARL Daniel 51 CUFFE Jesse 52 HARPER Neil 53 ELMES Tim MARRIOTT Justin 56 HOCKING Tim 57 DYSON Clinton 58 HOWELL Peter 59 SHORTIS Shannon 60 KEMP James U18 s COLTS Since 1908 MPNFL 57

18 Casey Cardinia Results Keysborough Pakenham Keysborough Goal Kickers: L. McGuinness 4, A. Ferguson 3, T. King 3, M. Freeman 2, C. King 1, D. Papa 1; Best Players: D. Born, C. King, S. Witherden, D. Prib, T. Skidmore, L. McGuinness Pakenham Goal Kickers: D. O Loughlin 2, D. Fry 2, J. Everett 2, R. Cassidy 1, J. Matthews 1, S. Ponter 1, C. Walker 1, D. Blake 1; Best Players: N. Brown, C. Smith, D. Blake, D. O Loughlin, J. Matthews, R. Cassidy Cranbourne Tooradin Cranbourne Goal Kickers: M. Fletcher 5, M. Holt 3, C. Lester 1, B. Coller 1; Best Players: T. Aust, D. Watson, M. Fletcher, R. Harmes, R. George, M. Rus Tooradin Goal Kickers: C. Setford 3, C. Liddell 1, T. Murray 1, S. Arvanitis 1, B. Miller 1; Best Players: P. Ray, C. Setford, A. Galea, S. Arvanitis, B. Miller, J. Thompson Doveton D Meadows Doveton Goal Kickers: J. Hill 3, A. Dean 2, A. Henwood 2, R. Hendy 1, C. Wilson 1, R. Hayes 1, B. Hoskin 1, C. Phillips 1, C. Pattie 1, D. Zajac 1; Best Players: A. Dean, R. Hayes, J. Hill, A. Henwood, R. Hendy, S. Henwood Devon Meadows Goal Kickers: A. Adams 3, A. Henneman 3, B. Armitage 1, S. Morrison 1, B. Langley 1, C. Hunter 1, C. Ransom 1; Best Players: B. Armitage, J. Dehey, C. O Hare, D. Rigg, G. Chisnall, L. Hoogenboom Narre Warren Hampton Park Narre Warren Goal Kickers: D. Piening 3, M. Collins 2, D. Borninkhof 2, B. Wragg 2, S. Kidd 2, C. Potalej 2, G. Hamilton, M. Lee, G. Miller, C. Collins; Best Players: C. Potalej, L. Boyle, C. Harvey, M. Collins, G. Hamilton, J. Anderson Hampton Park Goal Kickers: J. Rondinella, N. Dawes; Best Players: J. Taylor, J. Rondinella, R. Simpson, N. Dawes, J. Bertuna Beaconsfield Berwick Beaconsfield Goal Kickers: L. McConnell 3, A. Williams 2, A. Gwozdziewski 2, A. Salter 2, R. Taylor 1, D. Mislicki 1; Best Players: C. Kelf, A. Gwozdziewski, D. Calteri, R. Taylor, D. Mislicki, J. Dodsworth Berwick Goal Kickers: J. Heath 4, G. Noonan 4, P. Vanschilt 1, K. Fowler 1, B. Anderson 1, S. Barnes 1, J. Rahilly 1; Best Players: J. Heath, D. Robinson, R. Pybus, S. Calamatta, D. VanDiemen, P. Vanschilt Reserves Beaconsfield Berwick Beaconsfield Goal Kickers: M. Fisher 3, J. Veltmeyer 2, A. Amore 2, J. Salter 2, V. Sanzaro 1, D. Muzzolini 1, S. Mather 1; Best Players: S. Mather, D. Woolsey, J. Salter, J. Benbow, D. Hynes, M. Fisher Berwick Goal Kickers: S. Marson 2, S. Brady 1, J. Dodd 1, C. Dyker 1; Best Players: R. Cotela, C. Dyker, D. McCormick, B. Saunders, P. Sofra, A. Mott Narre Warren Hampton Park Narre Warren Goal Kickers: D. Uzarevic 3, T. Werner 3, P. Ward 2, D. Huysmans, N. Callow, L. Ross, B. Tapner, C. Dalton; Best Players: C. Dalton, T. Werner, A. Diakoff, P. Ward, D. Uzarevic, S. Dinsdale Hampton Park Goal Kickers: M. Langley 1; Best Players: P. Papas, K. White, R. Taylor, T. Harkness, M. McDonald, H. Fredericks 58 MPNFL Since 1908 Doveton D Meadows Doveton Goal Kickers: M. Miller 3, J. McCloy 2, P. Dye 2, T. Davies 1, S. Semmens 1, R. MacDonald 1; Best Players: T. Davies, D. Kilpatrick, J. Viney, B. Woolgar, A. Downe, N. Strom Devon Meadows Goal Kickers: D. Phillips 2, K. Lewicki 2, D. Lovell 1, M. Walters 1, M. Borschnan 1, M. Bain 1; Best Players: M. Bain, S. Piper, L. Carroll, K. Moon, K. Lewicki, R. Alder Pakenham Keysborough Pakenham Goal Kickers: N. Henwood 2, L. Aarts 2, T. Farrell 2, R. Sack 2, G. Tuckwell 1, M. Wouters 1, S. Gramc 1, S. Paynter 1, S. Dart 1, C. Gordon 1; Best Players: S. Paynter, N. Henwood, R. Sack, R. McQualter, M. Wouters, M. Ahern Keysborough Goal Kickers: M. Osborne 2, M. Stancic 2, M. Pearce 1, L. Wells 1; Best Players: J. Laragy, P. Norman, M. Downie, L. Wells, M. Pearce, C. McCallum Tooradin Cranbourne Tooradin Goal Kickers: J. Siegel 2, J. Hinkley 1, D. Tremowen 1, J. Csincsi 1, J. Fulton 1; Best Players: R. Myers, B. Disney, A. Robinson, D. Fazzino, J. Hinkley Cranbourne Goal Kickers: D. Whitnell 2, R. Craven 2, A. Beaton 1, M. McDermott 1; Best Players: M. McDermott, G. Kerr, C. McPhillips, B. Rus, F. Matthews, J. Rookes Under 18 s Beaconsfield Berwick Beaconsfield Goal Kickers: J. Budge 4, B. Kirchert 1, M. Allan 1, B. Hollick 1, B. King 1, M. Bonacci 1, P. Chin 1; Best Players: B. Collings, B. King, L. Cove, B. Cousins, R. Marson, M. Bonacci Berwick Goal Kickers: T. Brennan 2, S. Morey 1, J. Smaluch 1, L. Burke 1, J. Buntine 1; Best Players: J. Watson, J. Trantifalou, J. McLardy, T. Gillies, J. Buntine, L. Reid Narre Warren Hampton Park Narre Warren Goal Kickers: J. Gray 8, J. Tonna 4, A. Mills 2, S. Sigeti 2, L. Moss 1, N. Cowan 1, D. Dick 1, J. Tapner 1, M. McKenzie 1; Best Players: J. Gray, R. Moorhouse, J. Vellin, H. Elkasovic, A. Mills, D. Dick Hampton Park Goal Kickers: J. Dalton 1, N. Langley 1; Best Players: R. Manaog, J. McKenzie, W. Carroll, J. Dalton, P. Mc- Climont, J. Arnephy D Meadows Doveton Devon Meadows Goal Kickers: B. Wapshott 5, S. Kirkwood 3, D. Paterson 3, S. De Mel 1, P. Harmes 1; Best Players: R. Bean, P. Harmes, B. Wapshott, S. Kirkwood, T. Bennett, D. Mitchell Doveton Goal Kickers: T. Hendy 3, J. Gillespie 2, M. Viney 1; Best Players: D. Batson, G. Morrison, T. Hendy, J. Gillespie, B. Bianco, D. Lens Pakenham Keysborough Pakenham Goal Kickers: H. Pace Bonello 6, J. Kowarzik 5, J. Delphine 3, C. Fruend 3, B. Drews 2, D. Pennant 2, T. Arthur 2, G. Herd 1, J. Anning 1, F. D Agostino 1, A. Gray 1; Best Players: J. Kowarzik, C. Fruend, A. Gray, F. D Agostino, M. Taurua, J. Delphine Cranbourne Tooradin Cranbourne Goal Kickers: B. Marsh 5, D. Baker 3, C. Petrie 2, B. Osborne 2, L. Barker 2, M. Gearon 2, D. Freni 1, R. Hillis 1, A. Galley 1, L. MacKenzie 1, M. Boland 1; Best Players: C. Petrie, B. Marsh, G. Osborne, M. Gearon, M. Beaver Tooradin Best Players: M. Hergreaves, J. Barker, S. Hinkley, T. Meyer, D. Leombruni, N. Baker

19 Snapsh t BRETT EVANS is a name synonamous with Narre Warren Football Club. The Birdman is 37 but still commands the opposition s best defender more often than not. A four-time premiership player with the Magpies, Brett also spent four years with Richmond in the AFL and is in his 21st season of senior football after starting as a 16 year-old... Name: Brett Evans Club: Narre Warren Best player seen: I ll stick to locals with me answers. I d have to say Rob Marson and our new numero uno Micky Collins. Hardest opponent: Colin Plant (Cranbourne). Biggest influence on career: My mum Lynette and my family. All time favourite sporting moment: The four premierships at with Narre-I can t split them. My weakness is: Getting injured. I m sick of that. Most annoying team mate: Glenn Hamilton and Steven Kidd when they get together. All they do is talk about how grass grows and gardening. What s going on with those two? Tribunal held 21 July NAME CLUB CHARGE PENALTY A. GRAY DOVETON U18 S TRIPPING OSP - 3 Matches J. ANDREWS BERWICK COLTS STRIKING OSP - 2 Matches K. BASKAYA PEARCEDALE SENIORS STRIKING OSP - 2 Matches S. SALTER BONBEACH RESERVES LANGUAGE Guilty 3 Matches Since 1908 MPNFL 59

20 BERWICK SCORES SNRS RES U18 s COLTS 60 MPNFL Since 1908 Colours: Blue & White Ground: Melways: 111 H7 Edwin Flack Reserve, Manuka Rd, Berwick Secretary: Trevor Byrne Coach: Glenn Dale Reserves Coach: Marc Osborne Under 18 s Coach: Brendon McLardy Colts Coach: Rod Vincent 1 FOWLER Kris 2 PYBUS Rowan 3 PAGE Nathan 4 CARLYLE Billy 5 CALAMATTA Sean 31 BOLER Kris 32 WOOSTER Brent 33 ANDREWS Tom 34 SOFRA Peter 35 WACHTER Nick 6 7 MOTT Adam COTELA Robert (RC) WAKEFIELD Nick 8 HEATH Jason 38 CARLYLE Tom 9 NOONAN Grant 39 CAVALLO Daniel 10 BARNES Shaun 40 REID Andrew 11 STREIT Matthew 41 CROSBY Matthew 12 PYBUS Andrew 42 LEWANDOWSKI Brett 13 FLETCHER Cameron 43 WHITING Jake 14 RAHILLY Jason 44 DYKER Cameron 15 GRANGER Darren 45 MARSHALL Greg MOROZOFF Andrew BEECH Thomas MEREDITH Toby 18 VANSCHILT Paul (VC) 48 MARQUIS Steve (RVC) 19 TUCK Andrew (C) 49 TURNER Matt 20 ROBINSON Dale 50 CURMI Darren (RVC) 21 ROBINSON Brett 51 QUIROZ Rod 22 MILES Brad 52 MARCON Jay 23 VANDIEMEN David (VC) 53 ROMINGER Michael 24 BRENNAN Matthew 54 SAUNDERS Brett 25 TALBETT Nathan 55 MARSEN Steve 26 McCORMICK David 56 STROHBECK Sven 27 ANDERSON Bryce 57 JAMIESON Jake 28 HANIGAN Michael 58 McCORMICK Peter 29 DALTON Adam 59 GREENLAND Ross 30 WEBB Dean 60 PINTAUDI Joseph 1 McLARDY Jake 2 MATTHEWS Damian 3 PAGE Nathan 4 BLACK Jayden 5 SEAR Nick (U18VC) 6 REID Luke (U18C) 7 BEECH Lachlan 8 VAN HOUT Trent 9 BUNTINE Jarryd 10 GRIBBLE Sam 11 TALBETT Mitch 12 WATSON Jack 13 VINCENT Josh 14 BROCKMAN Jamie 15 SMITH Ronnie 16 NEWSTEAD Tyler 17 YOUNG Phil 18 JELL Josh 19 HORNE Jake 20 BOYLE Danny Under 18 s / Colts 21 BURGESS Jack 22 MOAY Steve 23 GUNN Tim 24 CONROY Nick 25 GILLIES Tom 26 DUMERGUE Nathan 27 DAMES Taylor TRANTIFALOU James 30 SHEPPARD Luke 31 PHILLIPS Ryan 32 MONTGOMERY Lochie 33 ERCSLEY Rob 34 BURKE Locky 35 THOMAS Leroy 36 TOWN Drew 37 ANDREWS Jordan 38 BARNETT Callum 39 CLOUGH Jordan 40 SMALUCH Justin 41 KARUNAKARAN Zachary 42 BRENNAN Tom 43 BULNER Dillon 44 FOY Josh 45 HEDDLES Riley 46 MEREDITH Kristian SEAR Pat Another one that went down to the wire. We are hard to beat but we find it hard to win. There is no doubting that the fighting spirit is alive and well at Berwick but old habits die hard, when all that is needed is for the entire team to play to instructions and they will reap the rewards. There is no doubt that we needed to play harder than our opposition to cover some poor decision making and execution. The stakes were high for both sides last week and the fans were treated to a thrilling finish that in the end was probably a true reflection of the work rates of both teams. Beacy were slick in their ball usage while the Wickers battled the ball forward. Jason Heath was outstanding at both ends of the ground. It is worth the admittance price just to watch how he goes about business. The reserves played their best quarter of footy for the year in the first term. That was a flash in the pan as they were demolished by Beacy in the second and third quarters. We rallied again in the final term but it was game over well before then. Another defeat to the thirds. The replay will show just how hard Beacy were prepared to run and produce an excellent display for the entire game. Has the bubble burst or do the boys have the character to respond to a couple of below par performances? The Colts also capitulated in what was a pretty torrid affair. Numbers were down this week and we weren t able to carry our previous good form into the match. We continue the tough run home against Devon Meadows this week. Let s hope we can return to the winner s circle in what will no doubt be another close encounter. Big day with the reverse draw tomorrow from midday. Please support the Club, dig deep or form syndicates to purchase any remaining tickets. See Cliffy or committee members for tickets.

21 Devon Meadows 1 MITCHELL Dylan 2 HUNT Brendan 3 DE MEL Shehan 4 MORRELL Chris 5 GREEN Daniel 6 McINNES Steve 7 FENGLER Brad 8 ALANIS Dale 9 LAING Aaron 10 BEATON Shaun 11 BOLAND Patrick 12 COHAN Jake 13 MARASCIA Daniel 14 CAMPBELL Lucas 15 VARGA Robbie 16 KIRKWOOD Shannon 17 WAPSHOTT Brandon 18 BENNETT Thomas 19 OSTROM Luke 20 DUGGAN Matthew Under 18 s 21 CHURCHILL Arthur 22 JANSEN Leigh 23 PHILLIPSON Kai 24 BEAN Ryan (C) 25 BISOGNIN Joseph 26 MORRIS Jake 27 PATTERSON Daniel 28 BAUMGARTNER Stefan 29 HARMES Patrick 30 NEWSOME Adam KEMP Mitchell Last week we hosted Doveton at home the day started well with our U/18 s getting up by 48 points in a solid win. Beany received the Police Medal for BOG while Woppa booted 5 goals. Best players were Beany, Harmesy, Woppa, Kirkwood, Bennett, Mitchell. The Reserves fought had all day in horrible conditions to go down to the top side by 12 points. Best players were Bainy, Pip, LC, Moony, Lewicki, Rory. The had an early advantage kicking with the wind but Doveton soon pegged us back with the final margin going down by 20 points. Better players were Junior, Dehey, O Hare, Riggy, Chiz, Hoogy. Today we travel to Berwick for three tough games of football. Social Calender - Trigesmal (last 30 years) Team has been selected and will be announced at the Gala Dinner on Saturday 8th August at Settlers Run. All past players/officials are welcome to attend and all senior listed players from 2009 will be in attendance. All enquiries please see Trevor Clinnick. Saturday 15th August - Annual Ball at Cranbourne Race Course $85 p/h inc entertainment, 3 course meal, beer, wine, champagne & soft drink. See Amy Dehey for tickets. Saturday 26th September: AFL Grand Final Breakfast Saturday 3rd October: Shopping Tour Saturday 10th October: Presentation Night & AGM Good luck to all teams today. Blonde Bimbo XO Colours: Red, White & Black Ground: Melways: 138 D6 Glover Reserve, Cross Rd, Devon Meadows Secretary: Jenny Bain Coach: Steve O Brien Reserves Coach: Darren Gatt Under 18 s Coach: Brent Clinnick 1 PARSONS Barry 31 HAMILTON Luke 2 ARMITAGE Brett 32 REEDY Glen 3 YOUNG Scott (C) 33 SHEPHERDSON Chris 4 COTTON Andrew 34 PINKERTON Matthew 5 DEHEY Jesse (C) 35 PHILLIPS David (RDVC) 6 MURPHY Ryan 36 HENNEMAN Dean 7 HENNEMAN Aaron 37 WALTER Steve (RVC) 8 ALDER Joel 38 CONROY Aymon 9 39 HOOGENBOOM Lukas 10 O HARE Callum 40 HUSSEY Thomas 11 CORIGAN Justin 41 HAYES Thomas 12 HINGLEY Damien 42 MORONEY Chris 13 ADAMS Ashley 43 LANGLEY Brad 14 MORRISON Scott 44 ELSTON Michael 15 CLINNICK Brent 45 YOUNG Matthew WHITE Russell MEMERY Bryce 18 FOOTT Anthony 48 BORSCHNAN Mark 19 HUNTER Craig 49 SAUNDERS Tim 20 HAYES Billy 50 KEMP Taylor 21 RIGG Daniel FREESTONE Paul (RC) RANSOM Callum 53 WALTERS Matthew 24 GASCOIGNE Kyle BAIN Michael LOVELL Damian 56 MEMERY Scott LEWICKI Karl KEYS Chris 62 ATTWOOD Ryan 30 CHISNALL Guy 66 MOON Keith SCORES SNRS RES U18 s Since 1908 MPNFL 61

22 TOORADIN-dalmore SCORES SNRS RES U18 s Colours: Green & Red Ground: Melways: 143 K8 Tooradin Recreation Reserve, Sth Gippsland Hwy, Tooradin Secretary: David Chippett Coach: Christian O Brien Reserves Coach: Ryan Wells Under 18 s Coach: Jordan Csincsi 1 CSINCSI Jordan 2 RAY Paul 3 COLE Jack 4 HYDE Aaron 5 HOBBS Michael 6 ARVANITIS Steve 7 MILLER Beau 8 GILLISPIE Lachy 9 THOMPSON Jared 10 SPLATT Adam 11 SZUCS Scott 12 BURR Lucas 13 BOOCOCK Jason 14 DISNEY Ben 15 MANTEL Dan 16 FAUKNER Scott 17 MATTHEWS Shaun 18 GRIFFITHS Mark 19 BARKER Chris 20 JEMSON Neville 21 PEACOCK Jamie 22 COCHRANE Rod 23 LIDELL Chad 24 CONROY Daniel 25 FULTON Jack 26 ALLEN Troy 27 GILLOT Rory 28 AVERY Aaron 29 SETFORD Clint 30 MURRAY Trent 31 A VARD John 32 FAZZINO Shannon 33 TURNER Luke 34 DAVEY Justin 35 PATTERSON Bryce 36 DUFF Jon 37 GROUIOS Matt 38 MADDERN Aaron 62 MPNFL Since VAN DER HADEN Nath 41 SHIELDS Luke 42 KOOPMAN Ben 43 McCONNELL Dan 44 MANTLE Justin 45 TREWAN Dave 48 MANTEL Brett 49 LALOUTTE Denee 51 MEYERS Rohan 52 EBERT Dillon 53 OZBOLT Matt 54 GELLIA Adam 55 HYDE Rohan 56 FAZZINO Domonic 60 IVERACH Trevor 61 SEIGAL Jason 62 FINLAY Nathan 66 FINCH Matt 68 MCGRATH Justin 78 MCGRATH Scott 1 CSINCSI Tyler 2 Cowan Robbie 3 Sims Brent 4 barker Jack 5 hargreaves Matt 6 Halgens Zachary 7 Stivey Garth 8 wallace Daniel 9 hird Luke 10 wallace Edward 11 FISHER Matt WILSON Jay 15 BAKER Nathan 16 GENONI Luke WILSON Sean 20 Under 18 s 21 de USLE Nick 22 OSBOURNE Cameron DENEREAZ Jackson 26 LEOMBRUNI Daniel 27 WEBB Daniel BARNES Jarred HINKLEY Sean MILNER Brett MEYER Taylor The day began with the Under 18s battling a strong Cranbourne side. The boys continue to improve but were well beaten. Well done to Matt for BOG and battling the whole day and to Jack and Sean for stand out games. The Reserves then produced their best performance in many years by beating Cranbourne by 1 point. The two s have never beaten Cranbourne since the inception of the Casey Cardinia league and showed great grit to fight back in the final minutes of the game. It was a great team effort with strong leadership by the captain, RJ who was BOG. Well done to Disa, Al and Dom on standout games. The went down by 23 points after giving Cranny a 6 goal head start. The remaining 3 quarters were hard fought but unfortunately the damage was done early. Well done to Paul Ray who battled hard and Clint, Adam and Arvo for all having great games in what were tough conditions. Today we host Beaconsfield, and another opportunity for the boys to compete and measure themselves against an opposition higher on the ladder. Good Luck boys! Upcoming Social Events: TRIVIA NIGHT - SATURDAY 8th August. If you are interested in getting a table of ten together or joining others on a table, organize your tickets now from Carla, Shona or RJ. Lots of prizes to be won as well as silent auctions & memorabilia. Tickets $15 each (BYO finger food and bar prices). If ANY footballers are able to donate a prize or trade service voucher for the silent auction, please see Carla or Shona. Last Game 22nd August. the sports club with a DJ. More details to come. SENIOR PRESENTATION NIGHT Saturday October the Sports Club. Put it in the diary now.

23 Beaconsfield Under 18 s 1 Grimison Ben 2 Allan Martin 3 mccormick Matt 5 Hollick Brad 6 Collings Brent 7 Mack Jayden 8 Kirchert Ben 9 Hughes Kane (VC) 10 Budge Jason 11 mcmanus Mark 12 Chin Patrick 13 Gee Dan 15 Black James 16 Marson Rick 17 McGowan Ben 18 bell Christopher 19 Beauchamp Christopher 20 McDermott Aaron 21 Cove Lachlan 22 Ralph-Oakley Jedd 23 Cousins Bill (C) 24 Yates Dylan 25 Bonacci Michael 27 Matthews James 31 Ferguson Daniel 32 King Ben 33 Stewart Trent 44 McPhie Mike Last weeks battle of the creek contest threw up a ripper game in the. Beacy were headed for the majority of the day, but with a strong wind and inspiring words from our coach we fought back hard. Kelf was great in the ruck again, while Doddsworth continued his great form and Calteri battled hard against his much much bigger opponent. In the end a late shot at goal that hit the post was all that stood in the way of Beacy regaining the Battle of the Creek cup. Congratulations again to our coach on playing another fantastic game in game 100. The Reserves got off to a slow start, but came out in the second and blew their opposition away. The little ranga brigade was great in Jack Benbow and Nathan Hamilton, while the onballers in Mather, Salter and Munday drove the ball forward with precision. Their good work was finished off by big Scotty Lucas who finished with 3. The 18s had a great win against the side sitting in second place. Beacy got off to a great start to lead the first change by 3 goals. From here they were never headed. Collings, Kingy, Covey and Billy were all in great touch. Last week also saw the 3rd annual golf day run and won, and who would of thought Paul Olsonn could ever get his name on the trophy? Well it has happened, he was the outstanding golfer of the day, shooting 1 over to take the title by 1 shot. Did I mention he was being towed by the L-Mac express? Tonight sees the long awaited Alphabet Night, should be a ripper and from what I hear all are making an effort to get dressed up. $10 entry at the social rooms from Dj and Slushie machine all night. Also coming up is the greyhounds night at Sandown on the 30th July. Always a great night. Speak to Robbie for details. Go Beacy manis Colours: Gold & Blue Ground: Melways: 111 H10 Perc Allison Oval, Emerald Rd Beaconsfield Secretary: LeeAnne Muzzolini Coach: Rob Taylor Reserves Coach: Scott Mather Under 18 s Coach: Rod Allen 1 duffy Justin 31 McConnell Luke 2 Airdrie Kane 32 Sanzaro Vincent 3 kelf Chris 33 Benbow Jack 4 Tonks Bryce 34 Mather Scott 5 Penglase Glenn 35 Price Ryan 6 Linkins Jesse 36 Olsson Ryan 7 Misliki Daniel 37 Rose Jake 8 Gibson Joel 38 Ruse Dale 9 Fisher Michael 39 Salter James 10 Williams Andrew 40 Stewart Colin 11 Oakley Lachlan 41 McDonald Lachlan 12 Taylor Rob 43 Randle Tom 13 Hunter Andrew 44 White Daniel 14 Jackson Craig 45 Hamilton Nathan 15 Dodsworth Joshua Salter Ash 47 VAN LAMBAART Dean 17 Woolsey David 48 Gwozdziewski Aaron 18 Stent Andrew 49 Taylor Brad 19 White David 50 Amore Adam 20 Kenny Matthew 51 Brown Matt 21 Hynes Dale 52 Cockle Tyrone 22 Szwaja Damien 53 Tiberi Kristoffer 23 CALTERI Daniel 54 Veltmeyer Ji 24 Vanthoff Damien 62 McDERMOTT Troy 25 Muzzolini Daniel 26 Bertoncello Cleyton 27 VAN LAMBAART Paul McGhee Stephen 30 Roder Abe SCORES SNRS RES U18 s Since 1908 MPNFL 63

24 PAKENHAM Colours: Maroon, Blue & Gold Ground: Melways: 215 K5 Major Recreation Reserve, Princes Hwy, Pakenham Secretary: Scott Webster Coach: Michael Holland Reserves Coach: Warren Cawcutt Under 18 s Coach: Gary Rohan Colts Coach: Rob Nooy 1 Wouters Glen 31 O Loughlin Tom 2 Cassidy Ryan 3 Lenders Cory 4 O Rourke Jack 5 O Loughlin Dan 6 Fry Daniel 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 Walker Clint 17 Young Anthony 18 Burridge Stuart 19 Sack Rodney 20 Atwell John 21 Everitt Jeremy 22 Matthews Jake 23 Cook Brian 24 Gramc Paul 25 Cook Adam 26 Ponter Simon 27 Talbot Damien 28 Hobson Brett 29 Henwood Nick 30 Brown Nathan 32 Dart Shannon 33 Shooter Chad 34 Paynter Seb 35 Elston Robert 36 Winter Josh 37 Heffernan Jim 38 Johns Duane 39 Battiscombe Mark 40 Aarts Lee 41 McQualter Ryan 42 Ryan Jack 43 Halleur Brendan 44 Wouters Matt (RC) 45 Deayton Rob 46 Gordon Craig 48 McQualter Travis 49 DRAKE Ash 51 Hershaft David 53 Marshall James 55 Leeves Luke 56 Reid James 57 Kercheval Tim 58 Farrell Troy 60 Symons Craig 61 Needham Damien 63 CLUB JUMPER 65 CLUB JUMPER 77 Ahern Matthew SCORES SNRS RES U18 s COLTS 64 MPNFL Since Daraio Alex 2 Herd Guy 3 Delphine Jake 4 Payne Chris 5 Kowarzik Jack (C) 6 Harvey Wilson 7 Kruse Brendan 8 Arthur Toby 9 Spicer Ben 10 Jaber Andrew 11 D Agostino Frank (VC) 12 Lehman Russell 13 Taurua Michael 14 Barclay Grant 15 Considine Alex 16 Parker Luke 17 Cardona Chris (C) 18 Fruend Casey 19 Timmins Jake 20 Pace-Bonello Henri Under 18 s / Colts 21 Bell Sean 22 McLean Jordan 23 Hewish Chad 24 Benis Alan (VC) 25 Fisher Jason 26 Grante Dylan 27 Vne Der Zwart Jacob 28 Beyerback Alex 29 Brady Jake 30 CLUB JUMPER 31 Rohan Jamie 32 Mason Beau 33 Smith Chris 34 Heley Todd 35 Venn Brett 36 O Gorman Lewis 37 Alexander Rhys 38 Anning Jack 39 Drews Bradley 40 Gray Aaron 41 Nooy Aidan 42 O Halloran Matthew 43 Tour Jake 44 Coe Shaun 45 Pennant Daniel 46 Fry Nathan 47 Noble William 48 Plozza Lucas 55 Braham Nicholas The day started off well with the Colts having their first win, the Under 18 s and Reserves winning and consolidating their positions in the five. Then came the who played their worst game of the year. If we are going to be a player in the finals we need to lift big time. This week we welcome the Cranbourne football and netball clubs to the Den. Well done to Peter and Nathan Leishout for the covered area at the gate. Through our Major Partner Devine Communities we are privileged to have Leigh Matthews, 4 times premiership player and 4 times premiership coach talk at a President s Lunch on Friday the 14th August. Cost $60 per person. Drinks at bar prices. 2 Course meal. 1.00pm start. You must book and pay to attend this function. Bookings are starting to fill quickly. Tickets available through Greg Marshall at the Pakenham Bookshop. Ph Stan Young at the Pakenham Hotel. Ph Brian Jagoe Ph Premiership Reunion on Saturday 15th August. All Players, Committee and supporters of this era welcome. $20 per head. Shanikas Lunch Sunday the 16th August. See Graeme and Noel for bookings. The club welcomes Gateway Concrete Pumping on board as a new sponsor. To all members, please make use of your membership discounts on your membership card. Support those that support us.

25 CRANBOURNE 1 LINDSEY Ben 2 OSBORNE Glen (Co Capt) 3 MCPHILLIPS Nick (Co Capt) 4 FROST Michael 5 FRENI David 6 HURFORD Josh (Colts C) 7 McGOVERN Mitch 8 BAKER Danial 9 GERSBECK Mitch 10 ROBERTSON Trent 11 WILSON Matt 12 McKENZIE Lucas 13 HARLAND Zac 14 NICOL Brad 15 SPINUCCI Domenic 16 PEARCE Blake 17 JONES Ryan (VC) 18 BUNTINE Michael 19 GEARON Max 20 OSBORNE Brandon Under 18 s / Colts 21 BOLAND Michael 22 DRISCOLL Andrew 23 BARKER Lucas 24 LIGT Lucas 25 DORIA Alex WAKEFIELD Scott 28 AVARD Joel 29 BRAMALL Tim BLEZARD Kayne 33 SMITH Max 34 ROTH Matt 35 BEAVER Marcus 36 TWYFORD Brad 37 SORRELL Leroy 38 MURNAME Sean 39 HILLARD Ben 40 KEENAN Shaun (Colts VC) 41 PETRIE Cam MORRISH Nick LALOR John 48 KERR Cam GILCHRIST Scott Roll Up Roll Up Roll Up, now I have your attention, it s like christmas if you have the winning ticket, only eight sleeps to go to until the $10, 000 draw which will be drawn next Sunday 02nd August If you wish to participate or have a chance to win some free money contact our ever hard working Sara on or asowright@bigpond.com.au about twenty tickets left for purchase, this event is one of the best the club puts on year after year. News on the impending shift to Casey Fields is that the council have approved and adopted a budget which allocates money this year for works to upgrade facilities to various ovals and clubrooms to accommodate the Cranbourne Football Club. If all goes to plan it will see the whole senior arm of the club that includes the girls youth team, all abilities and the super-rules be based at Casey Fields to re unite us with the netball club and the cricket club. Our boards aim in working with the various council departments is to have the relocation settled before April 2010 leaving the E.G Allen reserve for the utilisation of the Cranbourne Junior F.C until the re development plans at that reserve are started by council. This is from our boards perspective a win win situation for all our members comfort and enjoyment wether you may play, participate or plain just socialise. Next week is Re Union day for the 1989 Sides that won a premiership in our 100th year and if you were involved in the club in any capacity we would love to see you for lunch in the upstairs dining room at Casey Fields see H or Garra for details today. Colours: Blue & Gold Ground: Melways: 134 E7 Casey Fields, Berwick Cranbourne Rd, East Cranbourne Sec: Paul Garrett Coach: Doug Koop Reserves Coach: Troy Datson Under 18 s Coach: Gary Wakefield Colts Coach: Leigh Murphy 1 McMASTER Brett 31 BURGESS Danial 2 WHITNELL Damian (RVC) 32 3 GEORGE Ray 33 FLETCHER Mat (VC) 4 WRIGHT Adam 34 BEGENT Shane 5 COLLER Brad 35 YOUNG Andre 6 MARTIN Luke 36 FORSYTH Ben 7 HOLT Marc (C) 37 HARMES Rick 8 DATSON Troy 38 9 LESTER Callum 39 WATSON Danial 10 McGRATH Brent 40 KEENAN Chris (RC) 11 RUS Matt 41 BEADEL Pat 12 STEVENS Curt 42 FREDRICKSON Kristian 13 MURPHY Jarrod 43 McPHILLIPS Cam 14 MORRISH Stuart 44 ARFI Danial 15 FRENKEN Mark 45 GREAVES Steve 16 FRENKEN John 46 HOLT Guy 17 JOHNSON Roberts 47 IRWIN Russell 18 THARLE-ADAMS Troy 48 SHEDLOCK Aaron 19 BEADEL Robert 49 KERR Gavin 20 LINKE Matt 50 BIRD Ryan RUS Ben (RDVC) 22 HOLT Leigh AUST Troy 53 MATTHEWS Frank 24 DORIA Chris 54 MARTINICCHIO Frank 25 THOMPSON Matt 55 NAUGHTON Nathan 26 BARKER Nick 56 ROOKS Josh 27 BARKER Curtise 57 KELLY Martin EDWARDS Bret 29 TANTHAM Danial 59 TOAN Jason 30 BEATON Aiden 60 DYAMOND Jess SCORES SNRS RES U18 s COLTS Since 1908 MPNFL 65

26 Victorian Country Football League VCFL Takes Honours The VCFL Senior & U19 teams both had good wins against the VAFA (A&B sections) at the Junction Oval on Sunday 19th July to take the Brian Molony and Challenge Cups. In good conditions the VCFL took both prizes on the day billed as Australian Football s Championship of Victoria. The VCFL Senior team pegged back a 30 point deficit in the last quarter to win the match with the last kick of the day in a stirring team performance. Dave Clark (Corowa-Rutherglen) took a strong pack mark 35 metres out from goal in the dying moments of the game. The siren sounded as the ball passed through the goals to notch up a 4 point win. The game was at level pegging at half time at 52 points a piece. The VAFA came out with the wind and superior teamwork in the third quarter to post what seemed to be an unassaible lead. VAFA captain, Brett Voss, Tom Simpson, and big men Roger McIntyre and Matthew Handley dominated their positions on the ground and at stoppages. Coach Peter Knights implored his team to give everything in the last quarter, that the time is here to give it all you ve got, to maintain the structures in place, and to ensure that rotations happen when you have given everything. In a game that ebbed and flowed, the VCFL overcame a slow start to get moving with 15 minutes to go in the match with quick ball movement into the forward line and accurate finishing. The VAFA could not put the country boys away, who showed extreme determination and dash in the last quarter. Better players for the VCFL Senior team included captain Jarrod Edwards (Redan), Luke Walker (Pakenham), Chris Irving (Seaford), Adam Hunter (Dromana), and Joey McLaren (Koroit). VCFL winning team 66 MPNFL Since 1908 In the U19 Challenge Cup, the country underdogs upstaged the Ammos with a 46 point victory. The VCFL team looked well drilled with hard ball winners all over the ground. Nick Coghlan (Irymple) continued good club form with 4 goals, while Lee Coghlan (Sandhurst) dominated around the ground. Captains Sam Stavenuiter and Jay Koehler, had terrific games at both ends of the ground. VAFA (A&B sections) v VCFL (Major Leagues) - Brian Molony Cup Round 1-19/07/2009 VCFL (Major Leagues) defeated VAFA (A&B Sections) VCFL (Major Leagues) VAFA (A&B Sections) VAFA (A&B Sections) Goal Kickers: B. Voss 4, C. MacLaren 4, P. McGettigan, M. Ainley, M. Handley, B. Phibbs, P. Groves, T. Simpson, J. Hellier Best Players: T. Simpson, B. Voss, P. Wintle, D. Cooper, R. McIntyre, B. Phibbs VCFL (Major Leagues) Goal Kickers: C. Irving 3, L. Walker 2, B. Herdman 2, D. Clark 2, P. Kirby, B. Filo, S. O Keefe, D. Leslie, J. McLaren, A. Cook, B. Miller, R. Sullivan Best Players: L. Walker, C. Irving, J. McLaren, L. Buckland, J. Edwards, G. Campbell VAFA v VCFL Under 19 Challenge Cup Round 1-19/07/2009 VCFL Under defeated VAFA Under VAFA Under VCFL Under VAFA Under 19 Goal Kickers: L. Gestier 5, D. Noonan 3, M. Sullivan, D. Hale, R. Cathcart Best Players: D. Sargent, C. Shaw, H. Lee, E. Limon, T. Mavric, M. Sullivan VCFL Under 19 Goal Kickers: N. Coghlan 4, S. Stavenuiter 4, K. Leersen 2, J. Sheahan 2, J. Brain 2, T. Smith, R. Gillingham, N. Gilbert Best Players: L. Coghlan, J. Sheahan, J. Koehler, N. Freitag, B. Harrington, L. Garland

27 Casey Cardinia Fixture Round 1 Saturday 18 April ROC v H ton Park D ton v N Warren B wick v D M dows B field v T din Pak v Keys Cranbourne - BYE Round 2 Saturday 25 April Anzac Day H ton Park v N Warren D ton v D Meadows B wick v B field C bourne v T din Keysborough, Pakenham ROC - BYE Round 3 Saturday 2 May Berwick d ROC P ham v B field Doveton v H Park C bourne v Keys Tooradin, Narre Warren, Devon Meadows - BYE Round 4 Saturday 9 May Doveton v ROC N Warren v Berwick Tooradin v D Meadows B field v Keys P ham v C bourne Hampton Park BYE Round 5 Saturday 16 May ROC v Tooradin N Warren v P ham D Meadows v Keys B field v C bourne H Park v Berwick Doveton - BYE Round 6 Saturday 23 May P ham v ROC Keys v N Warren C bourne v D Meadows Tooradin v H Park Berwick v Doveton Beaconsfield - BYE Round 7 Saturday 30 May ROC v Keys N Warren v C bourne D Meadows v B field H Park v P ham D ton v Tooradin Berwick - BYE 6 June BYE Queens Birthday Weekend Round 8 Saturday 13 June C bourne v ROC B field v N Warren Tooradin v B wick Keys v H Park P ham v Doveton Devon Meadows - BYE Round 9 Saturday 20 June ROC v B field N Warren v D Meadows H Park v C bourne Doveton v Keys Berwick v P ham Tooradin - BYE Round 10 Saturday 27 June D M dows v ROC B field v H Park Keys v Berwick P ham v Tooradin Narre Warren - BYE Sunday 28 June C bourne v D ton Round 11 Saturday 4 July ROC v N Warren H Park v D Meadows Doveton v B field Berwick v C bourne Tooradin v Keys Pakenham- BYE Round 12 Saturday 11 July Berwick v ROC N Warren v T din D Meadows v P ham Keys v B field Doveton v H Park Cranbourne - BYE Round 13 Saturday 18 July N Warren v H Park D Meadows v D ton B field v Berwick C bourne v T din P ham v Keys ROC - BYE Round 14 Saturday 25 July Hampton Park v ROC Doveton v Narre Warren Berwick v Devon Meadows Tooradin v Beaconsfield Pakenham v Cranbourne Keysborough - BYE Round 15 Saturday 1 August Cranbourne v Narre Warren ROC v Pakenham Keysborough v Devon Meadows Berwick v Hampton Park Tooradin v Doveton Beaconsfield - BYE Round 16 Saturday 8 August Keysborough v Cranbourne ROC v Doveton Pakenham v Narre Warren Beaconsfield v Devon Meadows Hampton Park v Tooradin Berwick - BYE Round 17 Saturday 15 August Cranbourne v Beaconsfield Narre Warren v Berwick Devon Meadows v Tooradin Keysborough v ROC Pakenham v Hampton Park Doveton - BYE Round 18 Saturday 22 August Devon Meadows v Cranbourne Tooradin v ROC Narre Warren v Keysborough Doveton v Berwick Beaconsfield v Pakenham Hampton Park - BYE FINALS 29, 30 August 5, 6, 13, 19 September Since 1908 MPNFL 67

28 Casey Cardinia Young Rising Netball Star Dove Kaila to fly high KEEP an eye out for the name Kaila Simpson on the netball court. The 16 year-old Doveton player is among the hottest young netball talents in the league and has earned a nomination as MPNFL netball s Young Rising Star. Kaila started her netball with Narre Warren Netball Club in 2002 but moved to Doveton Football Netball Club in 2005 and has worked her way up to become an emerging A-grade player, as well as an MPNFL 17 and under tournament squad member. She also represented the Cranbourne South West Netball Association (CSWNA) in 2004, 2005 (captain), 2006 and 2008 and the Victorian Primary Schools Metro side in Kaila s list of accolades is long and impressive in netball. She was the league Under 15s best and fairest winner in 2008, and also scored club best and fairest awards in 2008 (under 15) and 2005 (under 13) and was runner up in She took out the Outlanders under 15s Coaches Award in 2006, and won best and fairest awards at Narre Warren in 2002, 2003 and Her team record is nearly as impressive with a premierships in under 15s with Doveton in 2007 and under 13s at Narre Warren in 2004 as captain. Kaila lists selection to play with the Doves A-grade side among the highlights of her fledgling career to date, and said that her ambitions include representing the MPNFL Sharks interleague side at A-grade level and playing in a Doveton A-grade premiership team. Doveton s Kaila Simpson looks set for a top netball career on her form to date this season. Her coach, Vanessa San Jose, is thrilled to have such a promising young netballer in her side and said that Kaila had a good future ahead. Kaila is a bottom age under 17 girl that has discipline and has shown leadership skills, she said. She is a pleasure to coach as she has grown into a versatile player, taking any position and challenge I give her. Kaila is dedicated to her netball and club. She continually improves her strengths on the court and is admired by juniors and seniors. She has risen above her own expectations by playing and being a major part of our A-grade team. Her sportsmanship on the court at trainings is also to be admired. CASEY CARDINIA MPNFL SHARKS JUNIOR TOURNAMENT SQUADS 17 & under : 15 & under : 13 & under Sunday, 2nd August Cranbourne South West NA Tournament 65 Berwick-Cranbourne Rd, Cranbourne. 68 MPNFL Since 1908

29 Casey Cardinia Netball Preview Thelma and Louise present White Line Fever No. 13 U17s SUPER SPECIAL EDITION! Whilst the tussle for finals position tightens up in the A Grade competition, let s scroll down to the U17s for this edition of Thelma & Louise, and have a detailed look at our A Graders in the making. The U17 competition has never been stronger, with every team in the top 5 capable of taking out the flag this year. If the MPNFL looks to its juniors to see its future A Grade stars, then the future is looking bright! First spot on the ladder is held by Tooradin, a position that the club is familiar with as they are notoriously strong in this section. Star players for this team include centre courters Shannon Peasley & Jade Waite, whilst defender Mel Mantel is always consistent and goaler Dayle Willis holds up their shooting end. The Tooradin team is coached by Andrew Kane who has brought the team together beautifully, with the Gulls only dropping one game all season to Beaconsfield in the first round. The Gulls and Beaconsfield face off for the last time before finals today, and the game will most defiantly be a showcase of the best junior talent in netball this side of Melbourne. Whilst Tooradin are favourites for the flag, the next top 4 clubs on the ladder are all capable and competitive enough to take out the title from under their fingertips. Second on the ladder is Narre Warren who have recruited well and have come up with a very strong side this year. Star players in this team include centre courters Kate Murphy & Britti Donaldson, defender Rachel Hancock and goaler Demi Brettoner. This team lead the competition all year until their recent loss to Tooradin sent them down the ladder one spot. With the strongest defence end of the U17s with only 160 goals shot against them, they will prove to be a headache for all team they come up against. Third on the ladder are the Beaconsfield Eagles who are the only team to defeat top of the ladder Tooradin this year. Star players for this team include Captain Danni-Elle Llinares who also plays A Grade, MPNFL U19 goaler Michaela Greer and MPNFL U19 defender Kaitlyn Paligorov. CASEY CARDINIA FOOTBALL NETBALL SHOW Saturday mornings 8.00am am 8.00 am Netball with Alison Neil 8.20 am Football with Brad Kingsbury The team is coached by Kellie Holland who also plays A Grade for Beaconsfield. The Eagles are the only team to have defeated the impressive Tooradin side and their game against the Gulls this weekend will be a show stopper. Expect a tight encounter and these youngsters to be going to everything in this game. Fourth on the ladder we have last year s U15s Premiers and U17s R ups Berwick. Star players for this side include Vic School Girl Representative and sharp shooter Taylah Shannon and speedy centre courter Emily Pratt. These two girls are the standouts in this team and Taylah especially is a shining light in goals with a shooting percentage that must make Irene Van Dyke eat her heart out! Berwick are proven finals contenders and will be looking to make it to the last day in September just like they did in all their juniors last year. Fifth on the ladder we have Hampton Park and a big congratulations must go out to the Redbacks for their performance this year. This age group will be the shining light of the club and expect them to have rip roaring crowds to support them come finals time. Star players in this team include the dominant shooting combination of Kimiora Partch & Kayla Elgaznieks and speedy centre courter Leigh Taylor. Club President Larry Simpson must be super proud of the work these girls are doing and will be the first person setting up his pole position seat come finals time when he will be there to support his side. So there it is, the U17s top 5 and finals contenders for this year. With superstars in each and every club in this section, look out A Grade teams as these girls push into seniors spots as soon as next year. As I said, the future of the standard of netball being played in the MPNFL looks very bright, and I will look forward to watching these youngsters develop and hopefully stick with their respective clubs to strengthen the league even future. Can you imagine if all of the Narre Warren and Hampton Parks U17s stick with their respective clubs?? Perhaps these clubs shining glory in seniors are only a couple of seasons away with juniors like these! 97.7 Since 1908 MPNFL 69

30 Casey Cardinia Netball Onto the A Grade games this week and we have a couple of massive games. Cranbourne will want to show that they are up to finals standard as they try to take a massive scalping in Pakenham. I don t think they will be able to knock the Pakky girls off their perch, but with desperation and much needed points on the line, who knows? Beaconsfield play Tooradin in what is always a strong game. Word is Tooradin gun gaoler Kerryn Van Der Hayden has to end her season short, and will not be playing anymore games for the Gulls. It s a big loss for Tooradin as Kerryn has such heart and energy that sometimes she can win games just off her enthusiasm and guts. It s a loss that just might be the Gulls undoing, can youngster goalers Abby D Jong and Sharna Wadeson step up to the plate and replace her? Time will tell. Beaconsfield will win this game though. Berwick play Devon Meadows! Who will win this game? I have no idea! Both teams have left their run for finals very late, but both runs are not impossible to make. This will be the game of the round and I will be there viewing it, as I love a game played with desperation and heart and this game will be just that. The winner can keep dreaming of September, whilst the looser, may as well start dreaming about the trip away. The ROC ers will have an easy one this week and get some percentage against the Redbacks, whilst Narre Warren will defeat the Doves in easy fashion. HAMPTON PARK What a week, we went from chocolates to boiled lollies before going to back to chocolates. The dream died and became a nightmare before A grade saved me. The 13 s went into this game, knowing that a loss would make playing finals extremely difficult, unfortunately they decided to take the first half off to warm up and consequently paid the ultimate price. Although mathematically they are still a chance, it now comes down to the fact that to make it they have to win every game and they have to play 3 sides that are above them, impossible? No. Are they capable? Yes. Will they do it? Only they can answer that. So come on girls let s give it your all and see where that takes you. The 15 s came up against a very good side and although beaten, the girls are showing a different determination than before, the 2 wins that they had have given them the confidence to play against the better teams and be competitive for the whole game, well done and keep it up, you may win a few more before the end of the season. The 17 s knew going into this game that this was the start of 5 very important games for them, and that a good showing today would maintain their march to the finals, unfortunately Narre had other ideas and played a very good game to run out winners. Sure we had 2 key 70 MPNFL Since 1908 CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS Club A B C Total Beaconsfield Pakenham Berwick Tooradin Narre Warren Cranbourne ROC Keysborough Doveton D Meadows Hampton Park Here are this week s A Grade tips!! Hampton Park v ROC Doveton v NARRE WARREN Berwick v DEVON MEADOWS Tooradin v BEACONSFIELD PAKENHAM v Cranbourne Keysborough with the bye. Good luck to everyone today and may the best teams win. Hugs and kisses, Thelma & Louise defenders out and that does not help but also I know that they won t use that as an excuse. Knowing these girls they will get together during the week and start planning for next week and just put this game in the memory bank for when they meet again. I don t need to tell them what they need to do in this forum, they already know and they have the determination to achieve their goal. C start the game off well and looked as though they were determined to make me fork out some more of my hard earned, but alas it was not meant to happen, still they can hold their heads high for playing the game out to the end. There is not one person in the Club that can question your persistence or your dedication to your teammates. I will go on record and say that the B grade match was lost in a 10 minute period when we lost 3 key defenders to rolled ankles. In what was a very good contest we first lost Jacqui, then Sheena towards the end of the 2nd quarter then A.J went down in the 3rd and even though Nat and Claire tried their hardest the damage was done and Narre went on to a comfortable win. Hopefully the injuries aren t as bad as they looked, especially for A.J. but in saying that my heart says Sheena could be out for 1 to 2 weeks, hopefully she can prove me wrong. A grade became the Club saviour stopping Narre from posting 6 win for the day. In another gutsy display they were determined to go one better from the first

31 Casey Cardinia Netball time these 2 met which resulted in a draw, and they achieved their goal. Confidence is a funny thing and 3 weeks ago these girls had reached rock bottom and were just going through the motions, 2 wins later and they are actually looking forward to playing ROC. It should be an interesting contest. This week also is Nat s 100th game which given her age and the fact that she also played at Pakenham is a fantastic achievement, hopefully she can celebrate with a win, but I am sure Nic won t make it easy for her or the team. Also Cat has only 9 goals to go for that magical 1000th and we are hoping that she can achieve it today and maybe also celebrate with a win, go get em girl. Socially the Presentation Day\Night will be held at the Club rooms on the 12th of Sept, cost will be $5.00 for Juniors and $15.00 for. Prices includes Spit Roast Dinner and entertainment, drinks will be at Bar Prices, so see me and lets make this a memorable night. Go Parkers BERWICK In the second Battle of the creek round for the season Berwick played Beaconsfield in an away round at the weekend. The two teams share a competitive rivalry which was demonstrated on Saturday with six exciting games of Netball! Berwick White teams enjoyed some early morning sunshine at Pakenham in an away game at the weekend. A Grade Berwick 30 defeated by Beaconsfield 62 Spirits were flying high after some brilliant results by the A Grade side over the last few rounds. A tough task was ahead of the girls and we felt ready for it, but the Beaconsfield girls were also ready and up for the Battle of the Creek. And a battle it was, the first blood timeout was only twenty seconds into the match! Beaconsfield s well-drilled, experienced and talentladen line-up was too good all over the court. Their defensive pressure sucked out all life of our attempts in attack. Our defensive work by Bec Vickers, Jodie Cranston and Michelle Graham was fantastic, forcing some wayward balls from the Beacy attack. But, our possession was short-lived as Beacy flooded the court space and pounced on everything. We managed to get a number of balls past Beacy s defensive wall through creative, smart and quick ball movement. Berwick played courageously, not giving up before the final whistle. The season isn t over yet and Berwick need to lift now and push on to make a claim for that coveted finals place! Best on Court: Rebecca Vickers B Grade Berwick 41 defeated Beaconsfield 36 A close game against ROC in the previous round meant that Berwick were alert and well prepared for a tough match against their rivals Beaconsfield. A battle of second versus third, Saturday s match was the nail biting physical competition both teams expected. All players were willing to commit to their team and put up a relentless fight for every ball resulting in some exciting Netball action! Beaconsfield started strong which startled Berwick and unsettled them for the first quarter, leaving the team seven goals behind at the break. After making changes Berwick were re-energised and re-focused and this was demonstrated in their following three quarters of play. Berwick s defence were under pressure to create turnovers and opportunities for their team which they handled with skill and maturity. The ladies severely limited Beaconsfield s goals in the second half and the midcourt supported their hard work down the court. Across the court, the ladies committed themselves to chasing up all loose balls against an equally tenacious Beaconsfield midcourt. In Berwick s goal third, the attack were steady around the ring concentrating on choosing the best option feeding into goalers who were on their toes presenting and re-presenting. Berwick were sure to reward their team mates efforts down the court converting their play to be reflected on the scoreboard. Accurate shooting and bullet like speed in the ring was all too much for the Beaconsfield defence in the end. Berwick made a 12 goal turnaround, to take precious four points by five! Under 17 Berwick 29 defeated by Beaconsfield 39 After our first clash earlier in the season, this match was sure to be a good tussle. However, Berwick s depleted defence end had no answer and was undone by the tall Beacy GS and smart GA. Berwick s mid-court and attack end moved the ball seamlessly most of the day but uncharacteristically came unstuck under the post. Beacy were solid all over the court and much harder to the ball. We will learn a few valuable lessons from this match and take them into the remaining rounds and finals series. Margo s Fine Chocolates & Café Best on Court: Renee Gill 15 & Under Blue Berwick 19 defeated by Beaconsfield 24 Berwick s 15 Under Blue played a great game despite going down to Beaconsfield by five goals. Defenders applied relentless pressure on the Beaconsfield attack both in and outside the ring. Together the team worked hard to support one another, our midcourt players were especially effective in backing up turnovers and driving the ball down into our attack end. This meant that the goalers were given plenty of opportunities inside the ring which they worked tirelessly all game to capitalise on. Congratulations to Kaitlyn Taylor who played her heart out, going for every ball and never giving up. Best on Court: Kaitlyn Taylor 13 & Under White Berwick 15 defeated by Pakenham 30 For the first time in weeks Berwick almost had their full team together on Saturday! This was reflected on the court as players shared confidence in one another Since 1908 MPNFL 71

32 Casey Cardinia Netball which was demonstrated in their play. The midcourt combined beautifully on Saturday offering solid support to their defenders, bringing the ball down the court with some excellent vision when passing. This play continued into the goal ring, where the C and WA in each quarter made excellent judgements on the ball placement into their goalers who were back with a vengeance working well to support each other in the ring. Berwick s defence were up against some very tall goalers but they worked hard to anticipate the flight path of the ball which resulted in many successful intercepts. Backed up by the midcourt the defence effort was critical to making it hard for Pakenham to make any easy passages of play. It is great to see the team work so well together and continue to step up to new challenges every week! Best on Court: Allana Hadley, Sian Curtain, Lauren Labinski. BEACONSFIELD The Beaconsfield Netball Club welcomed Berwick last week for the Battle of the Creek. We enjoyed a great day with some terrific netball. Our A grade side had a great win to once again retain the cup. Congratulations to Corrine Mackley for her outstanding goaling in the last quarter. Today we play Tooradin at Tooradin and are expecting some very tight games especially with the U/17 s who have been on a roll and take on the 1st placed Tooradin side. Good luck girls! Tonight we look forward to all getting together in the footy rooms for the ABC night. Let s all get there and have a great time together. We are having a games night for the juniors on Friday 31st July 6.30pm in the footy rooms. Food, Games and fun for U/13 s U/17 s please keep this night free! The Life Members are having their annual shopping spree Saturday 17th October. Cost is $40.00 which includes lunch. I know this date is months ahead, but it s never too early to book your seat on the bus see Heather for more details! Congratulations to Georgie Benbow, Abbie Sheers and Bessie O Sullivan all U/15 s for being identified through Netball Victoria to attend the Central East Zone Academy Selections in August. TOORADIN Well, I don t think the conditions could have been ANY worse for netball than what we faced last Saturday at Casey Fields! Gale force, blistering cold winds which had come straight from the tops of the alps made conditions for netball terrible! With snuggies, doona s & sleeping bags providing some comfort for those on the sidelines, the girls on court unfortunately had no escape from it and had to battle it out as best they could. Our 17 s & C grade had great wins so congratulations girls on 2 great games. Our 13 s had a slow start but redeemed themselves in the second half and played some great netball. Our 15 s struggled with the conditions and unfortunately let a much needed win slip away. B grade had a game they would rather forget and were lucky to come away with a draw and A grade were pipped at the post by a goal after a gallant effort in terrible conditions. Senior netball Auction Players: Michelle Barnes, Nicole Ostrom & Melanie Mantel (I think that is about 7 in a row for Mel well done!!). Today we welcome Beaconsfield Netball Club to our courts and are expecting 6 very tough games. Hopefully we can get some much needed wins on the board. GO TOORA S SOCIAL NEWS.. SATURDAY 8TH AUGUST TRIVIA NIGHT! This is going to be the netball club s major fundraiser for the year and hopefully put us a step closer in achieving our fundraising goal of $5000 to put towards our new lights. WE NEED YOUR HELP. For this night to be a success, we are looking for support from ALL our players & parents. Also, if you can help out with donations, please let someone from the committee know. Will be lots of prizes up for grabs as well as silent auctions & memorabilia. Tickets $15 each (BYO fingerfood, bar prices) If you haven t organized your tables now, see Carla, Shona or Sue North ASAP. SATURDAY 22ND AUGUST - LAST HOME GAME DJ, DRINKS, SPORTSCLUB. Make sure you keep this night free to stay for dinner and party the night away with your team-mates and celebrate the end of the home & away season! SENIOR PRESENTATION NIGHT SATURDAY 3RD TOORADIN SPORTSCLUB. PUT THIS DATE IN YOUR DIARY NOW Good luck to all netballers & footballers today against Beaconsfield! GO SEAGULL S!!!! PAKENHAM A Grade Pakenham A Grade played strong netball in trying conditions against 4th placed Keysborough on Saturday, coming away with a 19 goal victory. Combining tenacious defence with numerous attacking opportunities Pakenham finished the game off in style to eventually take the contest Mel Elston and Jodie Bird teamed well in defence, Lauren Cherry, Danielle West and Michelle Webster provided Keysborough with headaches in both attack and defence, and Rachel Priestly and Cathy Leeves proved too tall in the Pakenham goal circle. B grade Strong defensive work all over the court, good ball movement and goalers worked well together which had Pakenham up by 15 goals at half time. Plenty of 72 MPNFL Since 1908

33 Casey Cardinia Netball encouraging talk from both defenders and attackers. Pakenham 50 to Keysborough 41. Best of court Jess Benn. C Grade Pakenham were slow to get their rhythm together against Keysborough but goals came easier in the second quarter. Keysborough s second half wanted the ball more and pressured Pakenham into hesitating with their passes and the confidence of Pakenham team was threatened. Pakenham lucky to finish with a draw 28 goals even. Under 15 Pakenham played a determined Berwick White team. The game was tight the whole way through. The girls settled, made a number of timely intercepts in defence and fed the ball beautifully into the goal circle to come away with a win. Under 13 The Girls played a fantastic game against Berwick White. Goalers played well moving and shooting accurately. Centre court players created a lot of turnovers and putting pressure on their opponents. Defenders played one of their best games making it hard for her opponent to get the ball. Specialists in Australian Rules football, hockey, soccer NETBALL & basketball apparel. Leaders in custom printed tops and shorts for your team Call us for your special needs on Ph: or Fax: Lamana Street, Mordialloc sales@lyonsportswear.com.au Proudly supporting Australian Rules Football for over 50 years Since 1908 MPNFL 73