Women. a mark. CELEBRITY PANEL Sam Stynes (Journalist) John Russo (ex AFL Umpire) Chris Connelly (Melbourne FC) Bianca Chatfield (Melbourne Vixens)

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1 MPNFL Women making a mark Annual Ladies Day Luncheon Friday 5th June To celebrate and pay tribute to the wonderful women of the MPNFL and to recognize the role of Netball in the MPNFL CELEBRITY PANEL Sam Stynes (Journalist) John Russo (ex AFL Umpire) Chris Connelly (Melbourne FC) Bianca Chatfield (Melbourne Vixens) TICKET INCLUDES: Canapes and Pink Champagne on arrival 2 course lunch Gifts Entertainment Raffles CRANBOURNE GOLF CLUB SOUTH GIPPSLAND HWY CRANBOURNE 11.30am pm TICKETS $45 SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKER Christine Carey Frankston YCW FC Our very own Breast Cancer Survivor Melbourne Football Club Players Auction For tickets: Sue Jones suej@mpnfl.com.au Dress: Neat Casual with a Touch of Pink RSVP: Monday 1 June Men Welcome Since 1908 MPNFL 37

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5 LOGO tba Nepean Sponsored by Leader Community Newspapers T Jimmy Jennings - Rye FC. his weeks MPNFL young gun nomination is awarded to Jimmy Jennings of the Rye Football Club. Jimmy has played the first 4 games of this season on the wing for the Rye Senior team and has been named in the best in each game, a fantastic achievement for this 17 year old, who last year was playing under 16 football for the Rye Junior Club. Jimmy started at Rye in the Under 12 s in 2004, having a fine junior career, many people who had watched Jimmy s progression in the juniors knew he would play senior football at a young age, and he hasn t disappointed them. Jimmy was also named co-captain of the Rye under 18 side this year, another outstanding achievement for a player in his first year at the senior club. One person not surprised on how good Jim has been so far this year, is Coach Steve Ryan. I could tell last year, when Jimmy was playing under 18 s as a 16 year old he was going to a very good player, and honestly I am not surprised by his form in the first 4 games. He trains extremely hard, and has been training since the first night in Pre-Season, back in November, and is rewarding himself and the football club with his great form. He is a pleasure to coach, is very committed, has a great fitness base and shows great maturity for a player so young. His willingness to learn and listen to myself and the other assistant coaches is another reason he is playing so well. Ryan also said, For a player of his age he plays like he has played senior football for 2 or 3 years, physically he is fantastic, goes in very hard and makes the ball his priority and if the opposition doesn t pay him any respect he will cut them up. He keeps his feet and is very very quick for a player around 6ft.1. He has been great for us on the wing this year. Jimmy said, he just loves playing football, and to play seniors in his first year of open age is fantastic. I really follow what Steve and the assistant coaches tell me about certain players I will come up against and my instructions for the day. I also get great advice from senior players like Travis Shaw and Matt Noldt, who have both taken me under their wings and that s great. In the AFL I follow Essendon, and loved watching James Hird, while of the current players I like the way Adam McPhee plays. Jimmy played most of his Junior football on the half back flank, or at centre half back, and last year was runner up in the under 18 s best and fairest award as a 16 year old. Playing on the wing is great, and it s a position I haven t played much as a junior, so its new to me, but really I would play anywhere the guys want me to play, I just enjoy the opportunity I have in playing senior football at Rye, its great. The Rye Football Club would like to congratulate Jimmy Jennings on being nominated this weeks MPNFL Young Gun. M.T. Water Tanks Tipping Competition This weeks winners are Righto & backseat gooby with 14 winners Leaders backseat gooby 70 whoopa 66 batman 66 stiffysfanclub 66 Riviera mick 65 Weekend Hustler 65 hawks Marko 64 Since 1908 MPNFL 41

6 somerville 1 PAGE Ben 2 PAGE Matt SCORES SNRS RES U18 s Colours: Royal Blue & Gold 3 SPOONER Jarrod Ground: Melways: 148 E1 Recreation Reserve Jones Rd, Somerville Secretary: Andrew Jacgung Seniors Coach: Brett Anthony Reserves Coach: Jordon Boyes Under 18 s Coach: Dave Collie Seniors 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 BAXTER Jason 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 33 NOLAN Brad 42 MPNFL Since 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 ELLERY Luke 58 GRIFFITHS Ben 60 MATTHEWS ZAK 61 WEIMMERING Carl 62 STOLLER Lachlin 63 SLIPAIS Gavin 64 WILSON Jacob 65 FAIRBAIRN Andrew 66 FLEETWOOD David Bendigo Community Bank 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 Focus is a very important thing in football these days! What everybody has to ask after last Saturday is. What are they Focused on? Win the contested football and you are half way to winning the match. Sit back and wait and you will need to reassess what you want out of football. Work on the track is the only thing that can correct this. Let s turn things around today and get three wins on the board at home. The 18 s kept on their winning ways, but almost kicked themselves out of it in the second quarter. The Postcode Cup remained at Pearcedale and we will be keen to take it back in the last round. VILLEINS CLUB: Today s luncheon is for our Coterie group and sponsors to get together and enjoy themselves and help raise funds to make the club go forward in the future. We thank them for their support & generosity. SOCIAL: Fashions on the Field Night Saturday 13th June after the Sorrento game. Ladies Day Luncheon Saturday 27th June. See Alicia Hewitt for Tickets today. SPONSORS: I & G Smash Repairs Hastings (see Ian for all your Panel Beating & Spray painting requirements) ANZ Bank Somerville Contact Daniel Jones for a Home loan Quotation. Want a great Hamburger? Call Into GEO s Café at Centro Somerville. MEMBERSHIP: Those who haven t paid will be paid a visit today so have your cash ready. See Jackers or John Jolley. SFC Trivia: When Somerville & Rosebud last played in a Senior Final in 1994 which player & current committee member knocked themselves out trying to take a screamer? Last Weeks answer: Pearcedale. The Token Reporter

7 Bendigo Community Bank 1 SYKES Douglas 2 IRELAND Todd 3 Dangerfield Paul 4 Thomas Bradley 5 Thompson Luke 6 Foreman Patrick 7 JANSSEN Leigh 8 COLLINS Stuart 9 REID Elliot 10 TOTH Billy 11 Spencer Sean 12 PORTER Blake 13 Dow Samuel 14 MILLAR Sean PALMER Jonathan DUNN Oliver 19 PHILISTIN Scott 20 SANDERS Zachary Under 18 s BOS Anthony 23 CLARKE Jamie FORBES Nicholas 26 MARTIN Andrew 27 HARDEMAN Hamish 28 JOSE Michael Jones Rhys Our first home game for a while wasn t one for the old memory bank. No wins against Sorrento wasn t the plan. Hopefully our sponsors had a good day (with some great insights from Ricky Nixon who was our special guest) and that our players jump back on the horse. Today we meet Somerville and have the chance to do just that. Our next home game against Red Hill will be a prostate awareness day and not knowing a lot about this subject, during the week I did some investigating. Who better to quiz than two blokes, both well and truly the other side of fifty. I found the Gourmet Guzzlers down at the RSL. The boys have been running security for the courtesy bush since a rather ugly incident occurred during the off season. Apparently a couple of liquored up seniors ran a muck one night and the boys have stepped in to clean things up. Anyhow, between trips I asked the bouncers what they knew about prostate cancer. Davo seemed the more knowledgeable Well there are two ways to have a check up. The one I prefer is unobtrusive and actually quite pleasant, the other is a blood test. It was hard to get Mick s assessment as it was happy hour and he was in a froffy frenzy. Good luck to all players today. See you in the Sommy rooms after the game and then back to the Rosebud Hotel for the awards. CHEERS I.C. SLABOVIC Special cheerio to Ben Farrelly - we all hope to see you soon and also a big thanks for your help with the coaches boxes. Social - June 20 (Round 10 v Crib Point away) Back to the Flinders Hotel for awards, June 27 (Round 11 v Frankston home) BAND NIGHT The Warrains. RoSebud SCORES SNRS RES U18 s Colours: Navy Blue & White Ground: Melways: 170 B3 Olympic Park, Eastbourne Rd, Rosebud Secretary: Anthony Matthews Seniors Coach: Daniel Giarrusso Reserves Coach: Kieran McClusky Under 18 s Coach: Colin Spencer 1 Cain Michael 2 Priest Rowan 3 BESWICK Robert (VC) 4 ATKINSON Luke 5 O Hehir Daniel 6 McKay Bart 7 Veliades Dane 8 Fenney Sean 9 Wells Mitchell 10 Dobson Tim 11 Armstrong Lachlan 12 Dwyer Ben 13 Spooner Ryan (C) 14 Tuff James 15 Bellinger Larry 16 Wilson Aaron 17 Schwind Daniel 18 Davidge Brenton 19 Schultz Ben 20 Mulcair Brndon 21 Thompson Heath 22 ROGERS Chris 23 Giarrusso Daniel 24 KANE Stephen 25 Jones Damien 26 Raphael Jamie 27 Miller Thomas 28 barrand Tom 29 Johnston Kale 30 Payne Brenton Seniors 31 ARMSTRONG Jack 32 Mulcair Cody 33 Wilde Jade 34 marsden David 35 Gebert Andrew 36 Harvey Daniel Farrelly Luke (RC) 39 Rose Aaron 40 ANDERSON Gareth 41 bryant Brendon 42 O Connory Ryan 43 jeffires Shannon 44 Blackhall Marc 45 Jukes Scott 46 Fulton Josh 47 Ireland Todd 48 Krumeich Sebastian 49 jarman Jack 50 HARDEMAN Angus 51 WHITE Thomas 52 Hill Craig 53 croker Matt 54 Fulton Clancy 55 Matthews Anthony 56 JONES Phillip 57 LONG Shane 58 DIWELL Jason 59 FYSON Shaun 60 DOBLES Daniel Since 1908 MPNFL 43

8 RED HILL Colours: Red & White Ground: Melways: 190 H4 Red Hill Showgrounds, Red Hill Rd, Red Hill Sec:retary: Barrie Shaw Seniors Coach: Jason Watts Reserves Coach: Mark Green Under 18 s Coach: Martin Hickey Seniors 1 Holmes Michael 31 Ritchie Brent 2 Lyons Steve 32 Boyd Darcy 3 Duff Mitch 33 Moran Luke 4 Shaw Matt 34 Boyd Leigh 5 Robinson Glen 35 Potter Jack 6 Mitchell Jake 36 McCarthy Tom 7 Holmes Aaron 37 Gibson Tobi 8 Hopgood Klay 38 Houston Josh 9 DailLago Peter 39 Mace Robert 10 Holmes Sean Spencer Chris 41 pratt Travis 12 Hitchiner Jake 42 Larwill Harry 13 Betheras Blair 43 Heib Brent (C) 14 Morrison Adam 44 Mitchell Matt 15 Byrt Jon 45 Hicket Jaryd 16 Esipoff Nick 46 Gove Tom 17 Ramsay Shane 47 Di Pasquale Zack 18 Herriott Tom Backhausen Maj 49 Siversen Oscar 20 McCall Jamie 50 Desgrosso Steve 21 Gilmour Andrew 51 Hitchener Kane 22 Hickey Shane Wilson Mitch Backhausen Floyd Boyd Marcus 55 Tyrrell Reece 26 Hosking Billy 56 North Joel 27 Smith Daniel Schreuder Brad James Ryan Blake Ryan 60 SCORES SNRS RES U18 s 44 MPNFL Since 1908 Bendigo Community Bank 1 Byrt Harrison 2 Doyle Luke 3 Houston Jacob 4 Graham James 5 Mitchell Jack 6 Mitchell Jake 7 Mock Andrew 8 Krystic Nick 9 Shaw Nick 10 Tardiff Matt 11 Tuck Andrew 12 Williams Zac 13 Wood Jayden 14 Zacharias Chris 15 Stapleton Nick 16 Neu Harry Under 18 s The wait for a Win is over. Last week s come from behind effort was up there when you consider it was 6-1 to a single goal at the 15 minute mark of the first quarter. The potency of the forward half has improved dramatically in the last two weeks. The takeaway in the centre of the ground is also better given the unavailability of Smithy and Floyd. Indeed the loss of Robbo, Jamie & Duffie for various reasons (not all of which the club is extremely happy) has created opportunities for others. Congrats to Kane and Happy on their milestone games, which I hope they celebrated with gusto along with their mates. I m not sure which senior coach was the happiest last week. The Two s played the best footy I ve seen from them for a couple of seasons. Their shooting for goal was sensational, and resulted in a 9 goal win. When you consider the players taken up to the seniors, plus several unavailability their depth has been sorely tested. Today we welcome the boys from Tractor Land. Pearcedale had two big wins themselves last week so the challenge is there for all three teams to perform today. Unfortunately the girls don t have a netball game, so they have to wait a couple of weeks for their next game as next Saturday is Queen s Birthday bye. We welcome our visitors for the first Coterie Lunch, and hope you enjoy your day. The Past Players Day has been rescheduled to a later date. Ball tickets are $100 a double, and Greeny needs deposits for the trip away. Friday opening on June 5th Musician s Night from 5.00pm. Light meals served from 6.00pm. Raffle drawn at 7.00pm and music at 8.00pm. If you are not going away Be There. GO HILLIES Mountain Goats Helper

9 Bendigo Community Bank 1 WILCOX Nick 2 CHALONER Tim 3 HERBERT Jarryd 4 GARRATT James (C) 5 CONDIE Trent 6 BLACKBURN Max 7 SORRELL Jake 8 DUNCAN Dillon 9 MARSHALL Jessie 10 HENDERSON Shane 11 HALKET Blake 12 GREER Sam 13 MOSS Matt JAGINTAVKIUS James 16 THOMAS Shannon 17 ANDREW Stacey 18 SCHULTZ Joel 19 RIDDIFORD Aaron 20 ANDERSON Glenn Under 18 s 21 PIGGOT Noel 22 BIRD Daniel REED Robert McNAMARA Brenton PARKER Tyrone DICKSON Craig Right off the top, the whole club deserves a huge pat on the back for another hugely successful s-man day and night! A terrific turn out at the function lost of great outfits, lots of fun and it was great to see the effort that everyone went to make the function what it was! Unfortunately the thirds couldn t bring home the points, however battled hard all day. Best players were Little Dan Baxter, Dicko and Maxy as usual. The reserves got off to a great start and didn t look back, the s-man medallist and inspirational skipper, Pumper, had the boys ready to go from the first bounce, and Spud Walton rose to the occasion down back with easily his best game for the year. The seniors was a one sided affair, a goal within the first 30 seconds, and four to Big Bass in the first quarter alone sent an ominous sign to Somerville, and we didn t let up! Kreme rose to the top to finish with 11 (again) and Luke Damon dominated in the middle, picking up a mild case of leather poisoning and the s-man medal to boot! All in all it was a great team effort and to beat a team by a touch under 20 goals was great way to get or season back on track, lets take the form into a red hot Red Hill this week, and make it two on end at their home deck! Sponsors day on the 13th of June this year with our guest speaker none other than Richmond s Matthew Richardson. $100 per ticket if your not a sponsor and $50 for the supporters club. Richmond heckling to be kept to a minimum! Go Tractors Dale Pearce PEARCEDALE SCORES SNRS RES U18 s Colours: Navy Blue & White Ground: Melways: 140 G6 Reserve Baxter/Tooradin Rd Pearcedale Secretary: Karen Halket Seniors Coach: Jason Chapple Reserves Coach: Andrew Clarke Under 18 s Coach: David Wilcox 1 DAMON Luke (VC) 2 OHayon Gavin 3 Fraser Brendan 4 GILLINGS Shayne 5 Beard Josh 6 Avery Ben 7 BASKAYA Kain 8 Hoober Rod 9 CARPENTER Gary 10 garner Joey 11 Bidey Leigh 12 WALsh Nick 13 besley Jack 14 Smith Jason 15 Robertson Tim 16 Watson Steve 17 Urbans Shane (C) 18 Palmer Brad (RC) 19 allen Ken 20 Murray Daniel 21 calyton Matthew 22 urbans Tim 23 maggs Shane 24 odell Chris 25 waghorne Chris 26 bennett Nick 27 bowes Dwayne 28 Schneider James 29 Shute Nick 30 hoe Byron Seniors 31 Janssen Dean 32 besley Dan 33 Baskaya Kerem 34 thissen Ashley 35 bell Gavin 36 baxter Dan 37 Grazules Matt 38 lombard Craig 39 Swales Grant 40 Upton Brad 41 Walton Jason 42 cinar Erhan 43 finnigan Shaun 44 Smith Kaine 45 schultz Cayne 46 Blake John 47 marks Trevor 48 Perez Paul 49 hill Matthew 50 hamling Todd 51 Smale Jeff 52 retired 53 walsh Steve 54 thissen Shannon 55 murray Luke 56 andrew Mitch 57 young Ben 58 dickson Sean 59 taig Scott 60 benwell Matthew Since 1908 MPNFL 45

10 rye Colours: Royal Blue & Red Ground: Melways: 168 D5 RJ Rowley Reserve Melbourne Rd, Rye Secretary: Barry Swayn Seniors Coach: Stephen Ryan Reserves Coach: Kyle Jennings Under 18 s Coach: David Howie Seniors 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 MARWICK Jason 16 TWEEDLY Paul 47 MIDDLIN Ash 17 APPLEFORD Sean 48 CANNAN Simon 18 RYAN Stephen 49 BRINDLEY Brody 19 KEEM James 50 SUFFERN Beau 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 BAGULEY Steve 29 RINGIN Daniel MILLER Graham 61 KING Jake 31 SMITH Sam 63 DUNN Matt SCORES SNRS RES U18 s 46 MPNFL Since 1908 Bendigo Community Bank Under 18 s 1 JAMES Matt (DVC) 2 BAKER Tom 3 SPINA Justin 4 LYNCH Kyle 5 SACCUZZO Dom 6 O HANLON Nathan 7 DUNCASON Ben (DVC) 8 LITTLE Zach 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 18 STEVENS Rubin 19 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 29 CREELY Jordan 30 DUNCAN Michael If a week in football is a long time, what about two weeks! Our last outing two weeks ago saw our Seniors win in a convincing fashion over Frankston Bombers. Although losing three players by half time, their teammates were able to continue applying enough pressure to bring home a fantastic 44pt win. Long term injuries are always hard to accept, but from adversity comes opportunity if you re given the opportunity to play in the senior team, grasp it with both hands. Our Reserves and Under 18 s, although battling hard were unable to sustain their efforts over four quarters and went down to well-drilled Frankston Bombers sides, Reserves by 20pts & Under 18 s by 9pts. Last Saturday the Rye FC s Teams of the Decades function was held with a number of the players since our inception in 1946 being honored. It was great to see so many former players accepting their awards and all speaking very highly of their time as players with the Rye FC. Those attending not only traveled from many parts of Victoria, but we also were lucky to have players returning from interstate and overseas. Congratulations to all those involved in getting this function to fruition, particularly President Mick O Rourke and Alex Yashenko for their work over a long period. Towards the end of the night it was great to hear the Rye theme song ring out over Mornington Racecourse, particularly from one Sorrento and two Rosebud stalwarts! Today all of our teams (including netballers) face another challenge from the in-form Dromana sides when we welcome them to Rowley Reserve let s bring the spirit and endeavour of those players from previous decades to the playing field today and continue creating our own slice of history. GO DEMONS

11 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 Gilbert Jed 19 BECA Valbon 20 QUIGLEY Jackson 21 WEARNE Nick Under 18 s 22 HEGGEN Mitchell 23 ROBERTS Jake (VC) 24 JOYCE Scott 25 REXHA Veton 26 KENDALL Aaron 27 TRELOAR Cameron 29 thomson Andrew 30 steele Corey 32 cleave Charlie This week our opponents are Rye in what should be the game of the round at the Melbourne Rd oval. The sponsors of the week are Lecky s Electrical Wholesale and Sea Breeze Cellars Last weeks games were against 2008 finalists Frankston and for the first time in over 30 games our Reserves lost one and at quarter time things weren t looking good in the Seniors with Dromana trailing by 32 points but a few positional adjustments saw us run out 50 point winners. This week all our teams will need to be on their game as our games against Rye have developed into really keen contests. Award winners were: Under 18 Cameron Treloar, Cade Williams and Jake Roberts Reserves Rob Kemp, Stuart Barker, Dale Parkins and David Keating Seniors Paul Minchington, Travis Sheean, Adam Hunter and Scott Hines Michael Hunter plays his 100th Senior game today, he has been a fine player for our club winning three consecutive Senior and one U18 Best & Fairests. In recent years Michael has had to overcome a serious knee injury but is back to playing great football and like his football, Michael didn t want any big fuss made of this milestone. Congratulations from your team mates, Club Board, Members and supporters on 100 memorable games. The Players Mid Season Yarra Cruise is taking bookings fast so see Brad Allen for details and bookings. 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 DROMANA Seniors SCORES SNRS RES U18 s Colours: Black & Green Ground: Melways: 159 J6 Dromana Recreation Reserve, Beach Street, Dromana Secretary: Graham Stelling Seniors 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 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 35 Norton Justin 37 Wright Tom 38 McVeigh Chris 39 Hutchinson Jay 40 Shanks Stuart 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 53 Dixon Ben 54 Parkins Dale 55 harding Matt 56 PAIS Corey 57 Burnham Andrew 58 Sweet Robert 59 MAESTRALE Phil 62 Saunders Ray 63 Pinneri Frank 65 Newport Daniel 66 Minchington Luke 67 RICHARDS Clint 68 HOMA Ben Since 1908 MPNFL 47

12 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 Frankston v Tyabb Crib Point v Hastings Somerville v Rosebud Red Hill v Pearcedale Rye v Dromana Sorrento BYE 6 June BYE Queens Birthday Weekend Round 9 Saturday 13 June Hastings v Frankston Rosebud v Red Hill Pearcedale v Crib Point Tyabb v Rye Sorrento v Somerville Dromana BYE 48 MPNFL Since 1908 Round 10 Saturday 20 June Frankston v Pearcedale Crib Point v Rosebud Dromana v Tyabb Red Hill v Sorrento Rye v Hastings Somerville BYE Round 11 Saturday 27 June Hastings v Dromana Rosebud v Frankston Pearcedale v Rye Somerville v Red Hill Sorrento v Crib Point Tyabb BYE Round 12 Saturday 4 July Hastings v Tyabb Rosebud v Rye Pearcedale v Dromana Somerville v Crib Point Sorrento v Frankston Red Hill BYE Round 13 Saturday 11 July Frankston v Somerville Crib Point v Red Hill Tyabb v Pearcedale Dromana v Rosebud Rye v Sorrento Hastings BYE Round 14 Saturday 18 July Rosebud v Tyabb Pearcedale v Hastings Somerville v Rye Sorrento v Dromana Red Hill v Frankston 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:

13 Nepean Netball A GRADE Hastings (52) v Red Hill (35) Team P W L For Agst % Pts Dromana Rosebud Rye Crib Point Pearcedale Hastings Red Hill B GRADE Hastings (39) v Red Hill (10) Team P W L For Agst % Pts Crib Point Hastings Pearcedale Dromana Red Hill CRIB POINT Our last game of netball on the 16th May and played Dromana at home. In terrible conditions A Grade lost to Dromana Our last quarter was fantastic but wasn t enough to get them across the line. Best on court was Kayla. B Grade remain on top of the ladder defeating Dromana by 8 goals The conditions were wet and slippery, but the girls won the points with a good 2nd half. Kathryn was best on court with Laura (gold fingers) picking up the massage award sponsored by Chloe Darling. There has been a few changes - A Grade is being coached by Kathryn with Andrea named captain. And B Grade is coached by Nicole with Megan named Captain. We wish Danielle, Jo, Sarah and Tracy speedy recoveries. We would like to thank Fieldy (Samuel s Dad) for setting up on Saturday in bad conditions and the scoreboard works a treat! Our Black and White ball this year will be held at Mornington Racecourse on July 11th. We would love to see all our netballers at this night. It s a great night to get frocked up! Upandadam Since 1908 MPNFL 49

14 Frankston Park News Young locals give a silver lining While it has been the Dolphins worst start to a VFL season, local players are still providing plenty of positives as the team tries to turn its season around. Particularly pleasing for the Dolphins hierarchy has been the return from a serious knee injury by Mornington s Dale Whelan. Wheels started the year by kicking a bag of goals in the reserves, and has since cemented a spot at centre half forward. In the Dolphins heart-breaking loss to ladderleaders Williamstown, Whelan was one of the best players on the field, completely out-pointing former AFL star Jason Cloke. Dale s brother Peder Whelan has also shown promising signs, adding significant size in the off-season and showing steady improvement to his tap ruckwork, while Narre Warren s Trent Shinners has stepped his game up to become one of the Dolphins key players. Langwarrin star Mark Baguley has been arguably the Dolphins best debutant so far this season, providing a strong contest across half forward and even spending some time on the ball. While Baggers has yet to kick a bag of goals, his strong tackling and unyielding attack on the ball have won him praise from teammates and supporters alike. Bonbeach whiz Shane McDonald is another who has shown promise up forward, helping create goals and even kicking multiples against the highly ranked Williamstown. If both Baguley and McDonald increase the quantity to match their quality, they will develop into excellent senior players. A number of Stingray recruits have also tasted senior football. Matthew Clark from Edi-Asp, one of the best midfielders in the TAC Cup last year, has spent some time on the ball, learning what it takes to succeed at senior level. Matthew Hibberd from Somerville has been solid down back, rarely being beaten in a one on one contest and beginning to show confidence in his ability to win the football. Alongside him the past three games has been Paul Rogasch from Hastings, who has shown poise and class beyond his years. While the Dolphins are currently in second last place, they are still only three games out of the eight, and a number of these talented y o u n g s t e r s could yet help lead a Dolphin revival. The Dolphins have launched their Target Dale Whelan 2000 membership drive, aimed at securing the club s future in the face of the AFL s determination to make significant changes to the VFL competition. The Target 2000 campaign has been running for just over a month, but already the club is approaching 500 members nearly doubling their membership base from To help secure the Dolphins future, you can join up as a gold member for $80 or a regular member for just $70, while pensioners can join for $35. Every member signed helps the Dolphins continue the broad service they offer the community. Despite competing each week against teams funded by AFL clubs, and filled with AFL players, the Dolphins have chosen not to align with an AFL club, meaning they can give far greater opportunities to local MPNFL players. So come on! Use some of your Rudd money and get on board, and make sure the Peninsula is represented in Victoria s top football competition. Phone or go to to become a member. 50 MPNFL Since 1908

15 Casey Cardinia Ladder Seniors Team P W L D B For Agst % Pts Pakenham Doveton Cranbourne Narre Warren Tooradin Berwick Beaconsfield D Meadows ROC Hampton Park Keysborough Reserves Team P W L D B For Agst % Pts Doveton Beaconsfield D Meadows Narre Warren Pakenham Cranbourne Tooradin Berwick Hampton Park Keysborough ROC Under 18's Team P W L D B For Agst % Pts Berwick Cranbourne Beaconsfield Narre Warren D Meadows Doveton Pakenham ROC Hampton Park Tooradin Keysborough Club Championship Club Snrs Res U18 s Total Doveton Pakenham Narre Warren Cranbourne Beaconsfield Devon Meadows Berwick Tooradin ROC Hampton Park Keysborough Goal Kickers Seniors Name Club Rnd Tot Grant Noonan Berwick 8 34 Daniel Fry Pakenham 4 31 Aaron Henneman Devon Meadows 3 19 Kevin McLean Hampton Park 1 16 Ryan Hendy Doveton 1 15 Marc Holt Cranbourne 3 15 Daniel Casset Doveton 9 15 Greg Tivendale ROC 1 14 Andrew Williams Beaconsfield 0 13 Scott Morrison Devon Meadows 4 13 Justin Hill Doveton 2 13 Reserves Name Under 18 Club Rnd Tot Peter Dye Doveton 7 15 Matthew Walters Devon Meadows 1 13 Peter Pullen Doveton 0 12 Cody Gunn Doveton 0 12 Jake Rose Beaconsfield 0 11 David Phillips Devon Meadows 3 8 Chad Shooter Pakenham 4 8 Alex Sakadjian Narre Warren 3 8 Name Club Rnd Tot Henri PaceBonello Pakenham 4 26 Lochlan Burke Berwick 4 19 Travis Woodfield ROC 2 16 Arun Elysee Doveton 0 14 Ayden Mills NarreWarren 3 13 Bradley Drews Pakenham 2 11 Patrick Chin Beaconsfield 0 11 Mathew McInroy-Howard Hampton Park 6 11 Ben Marsh Cranbourne 0 10 Daniel Boyle Berwick 2 10 Joshua Tonna Narre Warren 8 10 Since 1908 MPNFL 51

16 Casey Cardinia Preview Game on again KEYSBOROUGH is still without a win at the bottom of the ladder but last week s close loss to Narre Warren proved that the Burra is on its way back to strength after a horror run with injuries at the start of the year. That is good news for the competition as we move into the middle part of a long season. The top sides are sorting themselves out with Pakenham and Doveton looking strong and Cranbourne, Narre Warren and Berwick all having excellent starts. But as all footy fans know, there are no premierships won in April or May and the next 12 rounds will sort out the contenders from the pretenders. Tooradin has underlined its improvement in recent weeks, while Beaconsfield is at the cross roads after an inconsistent start. Of the others ROC and Devon Meadows might be able to cause an upset of two on their way up the ladder. The Casey Cardinia league season continues to enthral and interest its legion of supporters. Narre Warren v Cranbourne This will be a great match providing both sides bring their A-games. The young Magpies have again defied all by, not only being competitive, but looking a certainty to again contest finals despite losing so many players both during pre-season and also as a result of injury this season. With the class of Brett Evans, Daniel Borninkhof, Jarrod Anderson and Michael Collins leading the way, the Magpies will be tough to beat again. However travelling does not seem to faze Cranbourne and that means the Fox Road home ground advantage might not be as great as many think. With a dangerous forward set up including Marc Holt, Brad Coller and Matt Fletcher all capable of kicking multiple goals, confidence will be high at the Eagles camp. However, confidence is one thing, putting it into action is another and the Magpies get the nod in this one by about three goals. Devon Meadows v Beaconsfield Devon Meadows season is slipping away and this weekend they face a must-win match at home against Beaconsfield. However the same sentiment applies to the Eagles and that should ensure a great game. Coming off the bye, Beaconsfield will have been doing their penance for a poor loss to Cranbourne a fortnight ago. They will likely welcome back Lachlan Oakley from injury but will need every player doing their bit from coach Robbie Taylor down to force their way back onto the winners list. Devon Meadows has been a better team this year but still has far too many lapses. With dominant forwards led by Aaron Henneman, Scott Morrison and Ash Adams in good form, a winning score is within reach, especially at home. These two sides have had some tough and, at times, spiteful contests in recent seasons but there will be no time for that stuff on Saturday. Beaconsfield might have a little bit too much class around the ground. ROC v Keysborough Last weekend s results make this an even more interesting game. Keysborough is poised to finally win a game, while ROC must regroup after a lesson from Pakenham. The Kangaroos have been much better and far more competitive this season. With the Tivendales, Greg and Ben, along with Tyler White, Kym Jones and Ash Comer all in great touch, the side can no longer be taken lightly whether they are at home or not. Coach Kris Fletcher s task is to instil a winning culture and that is still a work in progress. The Burra have been used to winning for several seasons, so what has occurred at the start of 2009 is for- 52 MPNFL Since 1908

17 eign to them. Big guns Tyson King, Luke McGuinness, Shaun Witherden and Greg Walker are just starting to hit better form and that will have the Kangaroos brains trust moving their magnets this weekend. How many moves they will need is the point but if ever the Burra are going to win one this year, this is it. Hampton Park v Pakenham The news just gets worse for Hampton Park. After capitulating last weekend against Tooradin, Josh Taylor s side has to front up to league powerhouse Pakenham this Saturday. The Redbacks look very good when they play consistent and simple football but unfortunately that is not often enough. Their leaders include Ryan Simpson, Matt Shorey, Gary Murphy and Dean Jamieson but every player will have to stand tall if they are to even be competitive this week. There are not many superlatives that have not been used to describe the efforts of the Lions this year and, again last week, they were superb. Captain Jared Goldsack is in tremendous form, as is Ryan Cassidy, Jeremy Everett, Beau Wheeler and Anthony Young. As much as we want to pump this game up, the only thing that may stop the Lions making a mess of the Redbacks is the severe home ground edge that the Booth Reserve supplies. Doveton v Tooradin Doveton often look like millionaires but just as often forget what makes them look that good-winning the hard ball. Tooradin are a well-drilled but simple side this season and if the Doves take them lightly a shock could occur. The inclusion of Chad Liddell and Beau Miller have strengthened the Seagulls but it is the simple but effective game plan supplied by coach Cristian O Brien that has been the difference in several games so far. Maintaining momentum is the key. The Doves are a top-notch unit but they stopped running in last weekend s game and, despite a magnificent nine-goal haul by spearhead Danny Casset, only fell over the line by two goals. They will be looking for a lot more run over four quarters this weekend. Unfortunately for the Seagulls they are a good chance of doing just that and this will be a case of the men against the boys, with the Doves winning by a lot and cementing themselves as Pakenham s main danger. Reserves THE two reserves sides yet to sing their song in 2009 ROC and Keysborough will square off in an attempt to earn their first four points for the season this weekend. The Kangaroos were expected to have more depth than they have shown while the Burra have been raped by injuries all year. Last week Keysborough looked good with the return of players and that should be enough to triumph in a close one. Top side Beaconsfield will be challenged by Devon Meadows at the Glover Reserve but it is impossible to see the Panthers winning despite their good early season form. Doveton will take time to put down the advance of a much improved Tooradin side, while Pakenham should account for Hampton Park. A top contest can be expected from Narre Warren and Cranbourne with the young Magpies tipped to take the points at home by a slender margin. Under 18s CRANBOURNE will travel to Narre Warren in the hope of overcoming the talented young Magpies and keeping their top three status in the under 18s in tact. Narre Warren is full of class but the Eagles dominant forward line should be too strong for their opposition and boot a winning score. Beaconsfield will expect to chalk up another four points but had better not take Devon Meadows lightly of a big upset could be the result. Pakenham has been a little disappointing to date this season but should work their way up the ladder a spot or two by accounting for Hampton Park without too much stress. Keysborough is struggling to get a full side, as is Tooradin and all players who continue to show up for a game each week are to be congratulated. Neither of those two sides will worry ROC or Doveton respectively this weekend. casey cardinia Tipsters Garry Howe Pakenham Gazette Keysborough Narre Warren Devon Meadows Pakenham Doveton 23 Geoff Ablett Mayor City of Casey ROC Narre Warren Devon Meadows Pakenham Doveton 20 Darryl Nisbet SWGFL Legend ROC Narre Warren Devon Meadows Pakenham Doveton 22 Brad Kingsbury 3SER Keysborough Narre Warren Beaconsfield Pakenham Doveton 23 Rod Willshire MPNFL Director ROC Narre Warren Devon Meadows Pakenham Doveton 20 Since 1908 MPNFL 53

18 ROC Colours: Royal Blue & White Ground: Melways: 214 K3 Officer Recreation Reserve. Princes Hwy, Officer Secretary: John Haughton Seniors Coach: Kris Fletcher Reserves Coach: Micheal Hawken Under 18 s Coach: Paul Brown Colts: John Ritchie Seniors 1 Eagleton Craig 37 HELEY Nick 2 Tivendale Greg 38 TUCKER Peter 3 Long Nick 39 WALDRON James 4 White Callum 42 QUINN Peter 7 CLUB JUMPER 43 HILLMAN Taaren 8 Main David 44 HAWKEN Michael 9 Rossborough Scott 45 GODBEHERE Toby 10 Brown Michael 46 DYSON Steve 11 Tivendale Ben (C) 47 mcintyre Steve 12 Moylan Mick 50 LEATHAM Marc 13 Phillips Paul 52 hutton Wes 15 Jones Shaun 53 SULLIVAN Sean 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 63 Gray Timmy 26 Bright Paul 64 JARMAN Daniel 27 Healey Jye 66 VAKA Jayden 29 Comer Ash 67 HAYTHORPE Andrew 31 Duncan Jesse 68 HARVEY Luke 32 Phillips Daniel 33 Logan Andrew 74 URQUHART Luke 34 Payne Matt 77 VERBATEN Troy 35 Webster Shane 36 Krause Shaun 80 GUY Brad SCORES SNRS 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 CAVANAGH Justine COOPER Mathew HANNAGEN Shaun HOLMES Anthony This week ROC ventured down the highway to play Pakenham. The day started off well with a hard fought win in the Colts. It was good to see the hard work by the boys finally pay off, for there first win of the season. The Under 18 s played good football for two and a half quarters and were still in the contest at half time but didn t have enough goal kicking power to go with Pakenham on the bigger ground. The Reserves took it right up to Paky and were only down by 4 points at half time, but just couldn t run with a much quicker and fitter team. The Senior were competitive for about two quarters of the game, but again turnovers and a lot of basic skill errors cost ROC. This weeks match against Keysborough is for The Ian Macca Mclean Memorial Shield In Honour of Ian the Shield will be awarded every time ROC and Keysborough play regardless of Venue. For more information ring Couso Don t forget Shanika s lunch Sunday June 14 cost $35 per head. Please see Daniel fisher or Martin Long for your booking. Reverse Draw Saturday July 18th 6.00pm til late Tickets now available. RES U18 s COLTS 54 MPNFL Since

19 KEYSBOROUGH 1 ANGLIM Shannon FISHER Tommy 6 FORT Ryan 7 YOY Duol 8 9 PADJIC Simo 10 DUZNOVIC James 11 WILLIAMS Benjamin 12 JEFFS Perry 13 SLOSS Andrew BLAKE Christopher PRICE Shaun 18 HEAN Bourneart Under 18 s 21 LAMBERT Justin AARTS Jayde 25 LABROOY Cameron 26 VOURN Bros FARLEY Jarrad LEONG Wilson Great day down at the club last week for all those who attended sponsors day, ladies day and past players day. Unfortunately the day ended again without a win but the senior game could have gone either way and the reserves showed some good signs and put up their best fight all season. A win this week is defiantly what all teams should be hoping for. Don t forget the social things coming up, 20th June is Trivia night and 4th July is Gazzard the bizarre hypnotists. Keep your ears open and watch this space for more information. Don t forget Julie and Glenice have entertainment books again so be sure to grab one from them. Good luck to all teams this week Go Burra V.C.F.L. COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS WEST GIPPSLAND LATROBE v MPNFL Saturday 6th June at Pakenham Football Seniors & Under 18 Netball Seniors & 19 and Under Colours: Royal Blue. Red & White Ground: Melways: 89 D9 Rowley Allen Reserve, Cheltenham Rd,Keysborough Secretary: Bob Beasley Seniors Coach: Greg Siwes Reserves Coach: Mason Pearce Under 18 s Coach: Nicholas Costello Seniors 1 CURRIE Victor 34 BRYAN Darren 2 GOODES Ryan 35 WELLS Lloyd 3 KING Tyson (VC) 36 FREEMAN Matthew 4 WILKINSON Corey 37 BEVERIDGE Josh 5 OSBORNE Mark 39 FARLEY Duane 6 PRIB David (RC) 40 MORLAND Kieran 8 RAJIC Davor 41 NORMAN Paul 9 HANKS Warrick 42 HAMMOND Marc 10 WALKER Greg 43 THAVARAJASINGHAM Mark 12 GAYFER William (C) 44 SCHOENMAEKERS Karl 13 BORN Daniel 45 SMITH Jai 14 PAPA Daniel 46 LARAGY Jordan 15 DOWNIE Michael 47 NEZIREVIC Amar 17 McGUINESS Luke 48 WILLIAMS Ashley 18 COLBERT Brett 49 McLEAN Daniel 19 FERGUSON Andrew 50 SCATA Joseph 20 SKIDMORE Travis 51 MORRIS Scott 21 KING Clinton 52 SCATA Matthew 22 BRANNAN Anthony 54 VASSALLO David 23 WITHERDEN Shaun (VC) 55 KEENAN Craig 24 ROBERTS David 56 FERDINANDS Tyson 25 PENDLEBURY Daniel (RVC) 57 PETROVIC Petar 26 McDONALD Darcy 58 GHAFORI Noumiali 27 GENTLE Dean 59 SLOSS Brendon 28 SCANDIZZO Jason 60 STANCIC Matthew 29 PEARCE Mason 61 WILKS Dean 30 BACIC Timothy 53 CAKIR Ender 31 WILLIAMS Leigh 65 WEIR Shaun 32 WALRAVENS Adam 67 STOTER-RAINER Damien 33 WARREN David 68 CAIA Rocky SCORES SNRS RES U18 s Since 1908 MPNFL 55

20 narre warren SCORES SNRS RES U18 s COLTS Colours: Black & White Ground: Melways: 108 D9 Kalora Park, Fox Rd, Narre Warren Secretary: Bev Hiam Seniors Coach: Matt Shinners Reserves Coach: Dean Holden Under 18 s Coach: Mark Douglas Colts Coach: Andrew Prosser Seniors 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 56 MPNFL Since 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 CUFFE Jesse 52 HARPER Neil 53 ELMES Tim MARRIOTT Justin 56 HOCKING Tim 57 DYSON Clinton 58 HOWELL Peter 59 SHORTIS Shannon 60 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 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 we faced a desperate Keysborough still looking for their first win. Hard running, accountable footy made it a real arm wrestle with lots of pressure in close. At the last break, scores were locked together. But once again our young runners stepped up as they have consistently this season. As Keysey s ball winners began to tire Borno, Timmy Werner, Potty and Justin Marriot kept pumping the ball into our 50; Cole Harvey and Jarrod Anderson played outstanding defensive roles, and we came away with a gritty 16-point win. We had two more senior debutants from our deep pool of young talent. Congratulations to Daniel Kirby and Scooter Dinsdale on their first senior games. Our Reserves won by 5 goals; Kempy and Ryan Faoro were among our best. And our Under 18 s beat an under-manned opposition by 27 goals. Josh Tonna was best with 8 goals. Good luck to Keysey in their continuing efforts to attract young Under 18s and well done to the young guys who have stuck with them. Congratulations to Daniel Borno Borninkhof who has been selected in the MPNFL Senior Inter-League squad to take on West Gippsland Football League on the Queen s Birthday weekend. Search for Magpie history Narre Football Club wants to hear from anyone who has items or information relating to our club s early history contact Scanners on Our feature sponsor is Casey Service Centre - All minor and major mechanical repairs. Licensed vehicle tester. Dave Pregara and Neil Wallace 1/5 Deblin Dve. Narre Warren

21 Under 18 s / Colts 1 LINDSEY Ben 21 BOLAND Michael 41 2 OSBORNE Glen (Co Capt) 22 DRISCOLL Andrew 42 3 MCPHILLIPS Nick (Co Capt) 23 SORRELL Leroy 43 4 FROST Michael 24 LIGT Lucas 44 5 FRENI David 25 DORIA Alex 45 MORRISH Nick 6 HURFORD Josh (Colts C) McGOVERN Mitch 27 WAKEFIELD Scott 47 LALOR John 8 BAKER Danial 28 AVARD Joel 48 KERR Cam 9 GERSBECK Mitch 29 BRAMALL Tim ROBERTSON Trent 30 PETRIE Cam WILSON Matt McKENZIE Lucas 32 BLEZARD Kayne 52 BUNTINE Michael 13 HARLAND Zac 33 SMITH Max NICOL Brad 34 ROTH Matt SPINUCCI Domenic 35 BEAVER Marcus PEARCE Blake 36 TWYFORD Brad JONES Ryan (VC) 37 SORRELL Leroy McLEAN Brad 38 MARSH Ben GEARON Max 39 GALLEY Anthony OSBORNE Brandon 40 KEENAN Shaun (Colts VC) 60 A fantastic win by our seniors to retain the Mc Aleese-Flannigan Cup a cup that always looks better after it is draped in Royal Blue and Gold. Our seconds side although still rough around the edges made a slightly better fist of the game of football at least winning their fair share of the footy, now the next trick is to find a way to get it to a team mate on a consistent basis and want to keep on self and team improving and enjoying the game. Undies were very clean and had a good win whilst our colt s played a brave brand of footy but came up short against the yardstick team of the competition. This year is the 20th anniversary of the 1989 Senior and Reserve Premierships and we are searching for players, trainers, administrators/committee members, general supporters back in the day to get along on the 1st of August and Rock Casey Fields from 12 noon onwards if you have any leads or would like to attend this function please contact the club , cranbournefc@bigpond. com Atten: Paul Admission $20.00 includes food. Rumours abound that the footy club is on the move,in an effort to stop unsubstantiated stories doing the rounds, this column will bring out all the details when anything or everything is made official, until then feel free to keep whispering. Being at Trios on the weekend you would think we are going to get the Taj Mahal built in downtown Cranbourne East. Resident One and King Taj: Myhatmygoat Ghandi Laffin. To the black and white bird scrounging for scraps beware the Bold Eagle who dares to take all. CRANBOURNE Colours: Blue & Gold Ground: Melways: 134 E7 Casey Fields, Berwick Cranbourne Rd, East Cranbourne Sec: Paul Garrett Seniors Coach: Doug Koop Reserves Coach: Troy Datson Under 18 s Coach: Gary Wakefield Colts Coach: Leigh Murphy Seniors 1 McMASTER Brett 31 BURGESS Danial 2 WHITNELL Damian (RVC) 32 ALDEN-BROWN Brad 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 HOLLAND Mark 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 21 MEYER Jake 51 RUS Ben (RDVC) 22 HOLT Leigh 52 ANTHONY Julian 23 AUST Troy 53 MATTHEWS Frank 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 WALKER Brenten 30 BEATON Aiden 60 DYAMOND Jess SCORES SNRS RES U18 s COLTS Since 1908 MPNFL 57

22 Casey Cardinia Results Seniors Doveton (108) Berwick (96) GOALS, Doveton: D. Casset 9, J. Hill 2, C. Pattie 1, A. Henwood 1, R. Hendy 1, A. Dean 1,M. Henry 1, K. Aboujaber 1; Berwick: G. Noonan 8, B. Miles 4, D. VanDiemen 2, D. McCormick 1 BEST, Doveton: D. Casset, D. Zajac, C. Pattie, B. Downe, J. Hill, P. Greenstreet; Berwick: G. Noonan, J. Rahilly, B. Carlyle, M. Ravenhall, A. Tuck, J. Heath Tooradin (105) Hampton Park (61) GOALS, Tooradin: S. Arvanitis 4, C. Setford 3, C. Liddell 2, N. Fairbank 2, R. Gilliatte 1, J. Csincsi 1, A. Splatt 1, C. Barker 1; Hampton Park: M. Shorey 2, D. Jamieson 2, J. O Donnell 1, K. McLean 1, S. Moffatt 1, M. Whatman 1 BEST, Tooradin: S. Arvanitis, M. Hobbs, A. Splatt, B. Miller, N. Findlay, A. Galea; Hampton Park: G. Murphy, M. Shorey, C. Barnes, R. Simpson, J. Taylor, D. Jamieson Narre Warren (117) Keysborough (101) GOALS, Narre Warren: D. Piening 5, C. Potalej 3, D. Uzarevic 3, B. Evans 2, G. Miller 1, D. Borninkhof 1, C. Harvey 1, C. Collins 1 Keysborough: T. King 4, L. McGuinness 3, M. Freeman 3, C. King 1, B. Colbert 1, G. Walker 1, L. Wells 1 BEST, Narre Warren: J. Anderson, J. Marriott, B. Evans, D. Piening, M. Collins, C. Harvey; Keysborough: T. Skidmore, G. Walker, R. Goodes, D. Gentle, C. King, T. King Cranbourne (109) D Meadows (87) GOALS, Cranbourne: M. Fletcher 3, M. Holt 3, B. Coller 2, R. George 2, A. Shedlock 2, M. Rus 1, G. Osborne 1, C. Barker 1; Devon Meadows: S. Morrison 4, A. Adams 3, A. Henneman 3, B. Wapshott 2, C. Ransom 1 BEST, Cranbourne: M. Rus, D. Watson, L. Martin, R. Harmes, T. Datson; D Meadows: B. Wapshott, J. Dehey, D. Hinkley, S. MORRISON, S. McInnes, C. O Hare Pakenham (143) ROC (68) GOALS, Pakenham:D. Fry 4, C. Walker 2, B. Wheeler 2, S. Gramc 2, A. Young 2, J. Matthews 2, C. Smith 1, C. Lenders 1, J. O Rourke 1, D. Paynter 1, R. Cassidy 1, J. Atwell 1, D. O Loughlin 1; ROC: K. Jones 2, S. Jones 2, S. Hawkins 2, B. Graham 2, G. Tivendale 1, D. Johnson 1 BEST, Pakenham: J. Goldsack, R. Cassidy, J. Everett, A. Young, D. Paynter, B. Wheeler; ROC: G. Tivendale, B. Reid, T. White, K. Jones, A. Comer, S. Hawkins Reserves Pakenham (89) ROC (31) GOALS, Pakenham: C. Shooter 4, R. Elston 2, S. Ponter 1, D. Talbot 1, T. Fairclough 1, A. Drake 1,M. Wouters 1, S. Paynter 1, N. Henwood 1; ROC: A. Haythorpe 1, N. Long 1, M. Payne 1, S. Webster 1, D. Jarman 1 BEST, Pakenham: M. Hicks, A. Drake, D. Talbot, B. Halleur, M. Wouters, R. Elston; ROC: S. White, S. Dyson, D. Jarman, S. Webster, M. Payne, D. Phillips Narre Warren 2.1, 6.4, 8.6, 13.8 (86) Keysborough 0.1, 5.3, 6.4, 8.6 (54) GOALS, Narre Warren: A. Sakadjian 3, A. Diakoff 2, D. Earl 2, R. Faoro 2, B. Hodgson 1, S. Shortis 1,J. Schiavello 1; Keysborough: J. Beveridge 2, D. McDonald 2, J. Scata 1, S. Morris 1, R. Caia 1, M. Hammond 1 BEST, Narre Warren: R. De Wit, R. Faoro, T. Elmes, P. Ward, T. Blake; Keysborough: B. Sloss, C. Keenan, D. McDonald, M. Hammond, D. Bryan, M. Pearce 58 MPNFL Since 1908 D Meadows 3.1, 5.6, 7.9, (71) Cranbourne 2.1, 3.4, 4.7, 7.9 (51) GOALS, D MeadowsD. Phillips 3, L. Hamilton 2, G. Reedy 1, M. Walters 1, D. Henneman 1, P. Freestone 1,C. Keys 1; Cranbourne: S. Greaves 3, F. Martinicchio 2, D. Whitnell 1, J. Frenken 1; BEST, D Meadows: K. Moon, G. Reedy, T. Saunders, M. Bain, L. Hamilton, J. Glover; Cranbourne: S. Greaves, K. Fredrickson, J. Frenken, M. McDermott, C. McPhillips, G. Kerr Tooradin 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, (93) Hampton Park 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 8.4 (52) GOALS, Tooradin: D. Tremowen 3, T. Murray 2, J. Siegel 2, R. Myers 2, L. Turner 1, A. Hyde 1,D. Conroy 1, S. Deszcz 1; Hampton Park: J. Rondinella 2, D. Cortese 2, S. Dishington 2, S. Jones 1, J. Robertson 1; BEST, Tooradin: A. HYDE, L. Turner, D. Tremowen, S. Deszcz, L. Shields, M. Burnett; Hampton Park: J. Rondinella, M. Phouttanouvong, D. May, B. Barwise, S. Jones, J. Robertson Doveton 4.5, 7.7, 11.8, (94) Berwick 0.4, 0.4, 1.4, 3.5 (23) GOALS, Doveton: P. Dye 7, M. Laszczyk 2, K. Grant 1, S. Semmens 1, R. MacDonald 1, G. Tempany 1,M. Pearson 1; Berwick: S. Marquis 1, R. Quiroz 1, R. Cotela 1; BEST, Doveton: T. Day, S. Semmens, M. Pearson, D. Hoy, P. Dye, M. Rodriquez; Berwick: N. Wakefield, P. Sofra, T. Beech, M. Turner, R. Cotela, M. Streit Under 18 s Pakenham 3.2, 4.5, 8.6, 14.7 (91) ROC 0.1, 1.3, 2.4, 2.4 (16) GOALS, Pakenham: H. Pace Bonello 4, A. Benis 4, B. Drews 2, L. O Gorman 1, A. Gray 1, M. Taurua 1,J. Kowarzik 1; ROC: T. Woodfield 2; BEST, Pakenham: S. Bell, C. Cardona, J. Brady, B. Kruse, D. Pennant; ROC: H. Osborne, C. Hannagan, J. Johnston, J. Ingaliso, M. Ladd, B. Gilbert Narre Warren 4.8, 11.16, 20.19, (185) Keysborough 1.0, 2.0, 2.0, 3.2 (20) GOALS, Narre Warren: J. Tonna 8, N. Cowan 4, A. Mills 3, J. Tapner 3, C. Tosin 3, B. Harbinson 2,D. Scanlon 2, T. Connell 1, M. Tomich 1; Keysborough: P. Jeffs 1 BEST, Narre Warren: J. Tonna, J. Tapner, J. Holden, M. Tomich, C. Tosin, J. Mionnet; Keysborough: B. Williams, C. Blake, W. Leong, P. Jeffs, S. Padjic, T. Fisher Cranbourne 1.1, 7.2, 9.4, 11.5 (71) D Meadows 1.2, 1.2, 3.3, 3.6 (24) GOALS, Cranbourne: C. Petrie 4, S. Adams 2, A. Driscoll 2, L. Ligt 1, M. Gersbeck 1, L. Barker 1; D Meadows: M. Kemp 1, D. Green 1, R. Bean 1; BEST, Cranbourne: M. Boland, L. MacKenzie, C. Petrie, L. Ligt, S. Adams, M. Gersbeck; D Meadows: D. Alanis, A. Churchill, R. Bean, A. Laing, D. Mitchell, R. Varga Hampton Park 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, (104) Tooradin 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 7.7 (49) GOALS, Hampton Park: M. McInroy-Howard 6, S. Dekkers 6, R. Manaog 1, R. Guszich 1, B. Fitzgerald 1; Tooradin: C. Osborne 2, G. Stivey 2, M. Hergreaves 1, T. Csinsi 1, J. Barnes 1; BEST, Hampton Park: J. McKenzie, R. Manaog, S. Dekkers, M. Nalty, W. Carroll, R. Blackbourn; Tooradin: L. Genoni, L. Hurd, C. Osborne, T. Meyer, S. Hinkley, j. Barker Berwick 2.1, 6.2, 10.3, 14.5 (89) Doveton 0.1, 1.2, 2.5, 2.6 (18) GOALS, Berwick: L. Burke 4, J. Brockman 3, J. McLardy 2, D. Boyle 2, J. Andrews 1, J. Smaluch 1,M. Talbett 1; Doveton: T. Rainey 1, M. Viney 1; BEST, Berwick: K. Meredith, J. Jell, T. Gillies, N. Dumergue, S. Morey, J. McLardy; Doveton: J. Gillespie, N. Burke, N. McLean, B. Bianco, A. Gray, M. Viney

23 Snapsh t WHILE the weekend s football results were disappointing, Hampton Park centre half forward Matt Shorey was still in the mood to celebrate after his Partner Julie gave birth to their first child, a boy, Fynn last week. The big bloke has been a Redback since under nines apart from short stints with Garfield and Cora Lynn. Name: Matthew Shorey Club: Hampton Park Best player seen: It s a toss up between Lincoln Withers (Pakenham) and Shane O Brien (Hampton Park). Hardest opponent: Danny Brewster (Narre Warren). Biggest influence on career: My old man Derek. He doesn t miss a match. All time favourite sporting moment: Sydney s 2005 grand final win by far. My weakness is: Not helping out the missus enough, that ll keep me sweet. Most annoying team mate: Kev McLean. He s a one off, just really out there. Matt Shorey Tribunal held 26 May NAME CLUB CHARGE PENALTY D. Anderson Frankston YCW Seniors Striking guilty - 3 matches C. Lombard Pearcedale Seniors Striking OSP - 2 matches T. Arthur Pakenham Under 18s Striking OSP - 2 matches Since 1908 MPNFL 59

24 Devon Meadows Colours: Red, White & Black Under 18 s 1 MITCHELL Dylan 21 CHURCHILL Arthur 2 HUNT Brendan 22 JANSEN Leigh Ground: Melways: 138 D6 Glover Reserve, Cross Rd, Devon Meadows Secretary: Jenny Bain Seniors Coach: Steve O Brien Reserves Coach: Darren Gatt Under 18 s Coach: Brent Clinnick Seniors 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 10 O HARE Callum HOOGENBOOM Lukas HUSSEY Thomas 11 CORIGAN Justin 41 HAYES Thomas 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 23 PHILLIPSON Kai 24 BEAN Ryan (C) 25 BISOGNIN Joseph PATTERSON Daniel 28 BAUMGARTNER Stefan 29 HARMES Patrick HINGLEY Damien 42 MORONEY Chris 13 ADAMS Ashley 43 LANGLEY Brad 14 MORRISON Scott 44 ELSTON Michael 15 CLINNICK Brent 45 YOUNG Matthew FOOTT Anthony WHITE Russell MEMERY Bryce 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 60 MPNFL Since 1908 Last week saw us face Cranbourne in what were going to be 3 extremely tough games. Congratulations to our reserves team on a tough win, the whole team fought hard all day and got the reward in the end securing the 4 points. Best players were Reedy, Moony, Saunders, Bainy, Hammo and Glover. Our first win ever at Casey Fields! The senior team fought hard all day with the game being neck and neck at most stages of the day, unfortunately we didn t have the final quarter we had hoped for going down by 22 points in the end. Best players were Whoppa, Dehey, Damo, Morrison, McInnes and O Hare. The U/18 team didn t have the best of days but picked up the game after half time but it wasn t enough better players were Alanis, Churchy, Benay, Laing, Mitch and Varga. Better luck today boys. If you get a chance pop over to the netball courts and support our netballers. Social Calendar: Tonight: Bogan s Heroes Fri 12th June: Golden Panther Gala Dinner at Clover Cottage. Please see Trev or Chris to secure your booking, business packages are available. This is a night not to be missed. Get in quick it will sell out. Sat 27th June: Creedance Clearwater Recycled at the social club $40 per head see Mick Bell for tickets Today we welcome Beaconsfield to Devon Meadows for what will be 3 very entertaining and tough footy matches. Good luck to all teams today. Go Panthers!!! Blonde Bimbo XO

25 Beaconsfield 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 Under 18 s 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 Hopefully a couple of weeks of hard work on the track has put the disappointment of the Cranbourne game behind us. Today we face Devon meadows in our next test to see whether we still want to keep season 2009 alive. No excuses anymore. The Reserves also face their biggest test once again, and with a month of tough games ahead today is a great way to kick it off. Rockets Under 18s are travelling along nicely after a great performance against Cranbourne, like the Reserves they face their major challenges in the upcoming month so lets hope this form continues starting this week. Good luck to all teams involved. A big thankyou must go to LeeAnne for making the players breakfast a couple of weeks ago, another thankless task that she and the other committee members perform week in week out. Next function will be the Wild Western night, the date has not yet been locked in, speak to Slick for more details on that one. Manis. V.C.F.L. COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS WEST GIPPSLAND LATROBE v MPNFL Saturday 6th June at Pakenham Football Seniors & Under 18 Netball Seniors & 19 and Under Colours: Gold & Blue Ground: Melways: 111 H10 Perc Allison Oval, Emerald Rd Beaconsfield Secretary: LeeAnne Muzzolini Seniors Coach: Rob Taylor Reserves Coach: Scott Mather Under 18 s Coach: Rod Allen Seniors 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 61

26 HAMPTON PARK SCORES SNRS RES U18 s 62 MPNFL Since 1908 Colours: Black & Red Ground: Melways: 96 D7 Robert Booth Reserve, Somerville Rd Hampton Park Secretary: Don Amos Seniors Coach: Josh Taylor Reserves Coach: John Nunan Under 18 s Coach: Matthew Shorey Seniors 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 1 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 Well done to the 18 s who scored a good win over Tooradin last week. J. McKenzie, R. Manaog, S. Dekkers, M. Nalty, W. Carroll and R. Blackbourn all took home the awards for best on. The boys are only 2 games out of the 5 now and keep their finals chances alive. The seconds let one slip. Congrats to Jamie Rondinella, M. Phouttanouvong, D. May, B. Barwise, Jonesy and Jason Robbo. Once again only 2 games out of the five so 4 points is needed today to stay in touch. The firsts played some great footy and some pretty dismal footy in the same game. Gary Murphy, Matt Shorey, C. Barnes, Simmo, JT and Jamo all put their hands up for the Red and Black. Pakenham today who are in excellent form. Go hard or go home! Socially: June 20th is the Reunion celebrating our first Premiership win 50 years ago. Cobweb luncheon is on today and the 8th August. Sponsorship lunch is 4th July and the Monster reverse Draw is on 1st August. If that is not enough for you we also have the Annual Ball on 27th June. Please see a committee member for all the details of the above dates. Congrats to Patty and Shorey who added another two Redback Members to the Club over the last week, job well done boys however the ladies did do most of the work. On a sad note the footy club would like to send condolences to the Milnes family on the sad passing of Elaine. Many around the club would have encounted Ms Milnes over the years and her dedication to her Netball and the Hampton Park Community was legendary. The Wench

27 PAKENHAM 1 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 In the battle for the Viale Shanikas Cup against ROC, Pakenham took control from the start booting 9 goals to 3 in the opening quarter and ran out convincing winners by 75 points. Well done to Chris Smith in his debut game for the seniors. He kicked a great goal and took a number of telling marks. The club wishes club stalwart Stuart Burridge a very speedy recovery from his injury on Saturday. Must have been hard on budge going without a fag for two days he was in hospital. The Reserves and Under 18 s also recorded wins and the colts were not far away. This week we are off to the spider web and expect a real contest with Hampton Park Club Notes Australia s Funniest Hypnotist BIZARRE GAZZARD Stage Hypnotism Show Pakenham Football Club Friday 3rd July Tickets $20 per head see Yardy for tickets. Phone MPNFL Women Making a Mark lunch Friday 5th June. Contact Wendy Goldsack Netball Club s 70th birthday celebration on the 11th July. Tickets $25. Contact Jackie Viale Shanikas Lunch. Stay tuned for date. To all members, please make use of your membership discounts on your membership card. Support those that support us. All you tradies that have scrap metal, go and see Jason at CMA Recycling at Pakenham South. He will look after you. Colours: Maroon, Blue & Gold Ground: Melways: 215 K5 Major Recreation Reserve, Princes Hwy, Pakenham Secretary: Scott Webster Seniors Coach: Michael Holland Reserves Coach: Warren Cawcutt Under 18 s Coach: Gary Rohan Colts Coach: Rob Nooy Seniors 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 Since 1908 MPNFL 63

28 DOVETON SCORES SNRS RES U18 s COLTS 64 MPNFL Since 1908 Colours: Black & Green Ground: Melways: 91 A10 Robinson Oval, Paperbark St, Doveton Secretary: Mick Hollander Seniors Coach: Mark Mott Reserves Coach: Trevor O Donnell Under 18 s Coach: Shane Viney Colts Coach: David Hoy Seniors 1 HENDY Ryan (C) 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 Michael 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 STAPLETON Matthew 37 ANDERSON Ben 38 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 PAYNTER Nick ANDERSON Nick 51 STORM Nathan 52 WOOLGAR Jayden 53 WULF Steven MOTT Mark 56 GILLSENEN Chris 57 BRANDON Scott 58 BIANCO Daniel HOY David Under 18 s 1 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 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 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 After a mixed bag of results last round including a bit of a scare in the ones, we are looking for a more controlled effort this week in each of the games. All club members would like to send a cheerio to fellow member Art Hamilton who is still laid up after a nasty fall several weeks ago. We all hope to see you around the club very soon Artie. Today we welcome members of the Tooradin FC and netballers to Robinson Reserve for what should be a great day of action. As part of our 50th year anniversary celebrations, we also welcome former players, team officials, club officials and partners here today to celebrate both the 1969 and 1979 senior premierships, (let s hope the 9 pattern just took a little rest and starts again this year). Please enjoy the day catching up and having a look at the current crop we have representing your club. Time is fast running out so please book your table today with Andrew Simpson or Bertie Batten as it is only 2 weeks from the biggest night this club has seen when we announce our Hall of Fame and DFC Legends at the Grand International. (Attendance is compulsory for all senior players). Tickets are now available. Keep an eye on the What s on board at Robinson for more upcoming events. Club memberships are still available so please see Mick or Brenda today. We hope everybody will enjoy the Queen s Birthday weekend bye next week, stay safe on the roads and we ll see you the following week the 13th June when we visit Pakenham. The Doveton Football Club acknowledges the ongoing support from Paul Conway at CONWAY CRANES, telephone Thank you Paul for your support. For more news and views, visit us at dovetonfc.com.au

29 TOORADIN-dalmore 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 It was a great day for the Seagulls last Saturday with 2 wins from 3 games and 6 out of 6 wins for the netballers! The Senior s started off slowly but once they hit their straps played some great attacking footy to over run the red backs. Arvo had a great game with a 4 goal and BOG performance. Hobbsi had another strong game with great run from the back line and Adam Splatt in shutting down a dangerous Shorey. Well done to Adam Galea who also racked up plenty of quality possessions. The Reserves had a strong win against a team they hadn t previously beaten in this competition. Well done to Az for BOG, Luke, Dave and Deszczy on standout games. Still great numbers getting to training putting plenty of pressure on everyone to perform. The under 18s, whilst getting easily beaten did show positives signs of improvement. Keep working hard Chris and the boys. The Senior boys should try to come watch and help the younger boys. A little support and advice to the kids on game day will build confidence and hopefully Tooradin s future. AUCTION PLAYERS: Seniors: Arvo, Reserves: Az Hyde Netball: Julee Mate, Loretta Iverach & Keren Vanderheyden. Today we take on Doveton in what will be a great challenge and indication of our where both teams are at this year. The 70s night function was an awesome night, well done to everyone who dressed up. With a full dance floor, special guests such as Abba, some Pimps, plenty of flower power girls and guys, Leo Wanker and the underbelly cops how could it not be a great night. Upcoming Social dates: Horse Racing Night. Friday 19th June. (bye weekend). Horse Racing Night at Tooradin Function Room. Come and have some fun with Phantom Calls, bookies. $30 a ticket see Julia or Rj for tickets. Colours: Green & Red Ground: Melways: 143 K8 Tooradin Recreation Reserve, Sth Gippsland Hwy, Tooradin Secretary: David Chippett Seniors Coach: Christian O Brien Reserves Coach: Ryan Wells Under 18 s Coach: Jordan Csincsi Seniors 1 CSINCSI Jordan 31 A VARD John 2 RAY Paul 32 FAZZINO Shannon 3 COLE Jack 33 TURNER Luke 4 HYDE Aaron 34 DAVEY Justin 5 HOBBS Michael 35 PATTERSON Bryce 6 ARVANITIS Steve 36 DUFF Jon 7 MILLER Beau 37 GROUIOS Matt 8 GILLISPIE Lachy 38 MADDERN Aaron 9 THOMPSON Jared 40 VAN DER HADEN Nath 10 SPLATT Adam 41 SHIELDS Luke 11 SZUCS Scott 42 KOOPMAN Ben 12 BURR Lucas 43 McCONNELL Dan 13 BOOCOCK Jason 44 MANTLE Justin 14 DISNEY Ben 45 TREWAN Dave 15 MANTEL Dan 48 MANTEL Brett 16 FAUKNER Scott 49 LALOUTTE Denee 17 MATTHEWS Shaun 51 MEYERS Rohan 18 GRIFFITHS Mark 52 EBERT Dillon 19 BARKER Chris 53 OZBOLT Matt 20 JEMSON Neville 54 GELLIA Adam 21 PEACOCK Jamie 55 HYDE Rohan 22 COCHRANE Rod 56 FAZZINO Domonic 23 LIDELL Chad 60 IVERACH Trevor 24 CONROY Daniel 61 SEIGAL Jason 25 FULTON Jack 62 FINLAY Nathan 26 ALLEN Troy 66 FINCH Matt 27 GILLOT Rory 68 MCGRATH Justin 28 AVERY Aaron 78 MCGRATH Scott 29 SETFORD Clint 30 MURRAY Trent SCORES SNRS RES U18 s Since 1908 MPNFL 65

30 Interleague cont from p 17 Under 18 Football Squad (as at 25th May) Mock, Andrew Red Hill Blake, Ryan Red Hill Hayes, Bryce mt Eliza anwyl, James mt Eliza Carter, Tom Dromana Gillis, Nathan mornington Smith, Ryan mornington Harmes, Patrick Devon Meadows Bean, Ryan Devon Meadows Jones, Rhys Rosebud Thompson, Luke Rosebud Gibbs, Matt Frankston YCW Wallace, Lachlan Frankston YCW Anderson, Glenn Pearcedale Dickson, Craig Pearcedale Page, Nathan Berwick Boyle, Daniel Berwick Dixon, Callan karingal Bedford, Jas karingal mcclimont, Philip Hampton Park Timmerman, Alan Hampton Park Dickason, Mitch Tyabb Binks, Dale Tyabb Ludewig, Aaron Pines White, Shaun Pines Salem, Michael Chelsea Harper, Andrew Chelsea gerzbeck, Mitch Cranbourne Jones, Ryan Cranbourne Scanlon, Dean narre Warren Marriott, Justin narre Warren Hurst, Adam Hastings Mawson, Peter Hastings Hendy, Travis Doveton Phillips, Cory Doveton Allan, Martin Beaconsfield Hughes, Kane Beaconsfield McDonald, Bradley Somerville Ross, Ben Crib Point Ross, Jake Crib Point Callaghan, Joel Langwarrin Eames, Dale Langwarrin Horton, Tyson Seaford griffith, Oliver Seaford Pace-Bonello, Henri Pakenham Kowarzik, Jack Pakenham Simpson, Ash Bonbeach Smith, Pat Bonbeach Hawkins, Stephen ROC adams, Neil ROC Marorino, Michael Frankston Jennings, Jimmy Rye Holmes, Patrick Devon Meadows Shultd, Luke Sorrento Hawkins, Ryan Sorrento 66 MPNFL Since 1908 Interleague Netball Squad Teams 19 & Under Coach: Nicole Robbins (ROC) A Grade Coach: Allyson Hook (Cranbourne) Borchert, Kayla Hampton Park Overdyk, Mel ROC Booth, Holly narre Warren McCowan, Kate Pakenham Dwyer, Jacquie Berwick Brokenhsire, Regan Beaconsfield Christie, Laura Pakenham Goldsack, Jacinta Beaconsfield Dart, Toni Pakenham Amott, Joanne keysborough Benn, Jessica Pakenham Ellis, Georgia Cranbourne Paligorov, Kaitlyn Beaconsfield San Jose, Vanessa Doveton Greer, Mikaela Beaconsfield Maddocks, Jasmine Beaconsfield Llinares, Danni-elle Beaconsfield Holland, Kellie Beaconsfield Van Rooye, Emily Tooradin Gargan, Bridget Beaconsfield Bartlett, Sophie keysborough The match-day schedule:- Football- Under 18 match start at am Senior match start at 1.45pm Netball-19 and under match start at noon A-grade match start at 2.00pm

31 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 Keysborough Narre Warren v Cranbourne Devon Meadows v Beaconsfield Hampton Park v Pakenham Doveton v Tooradin Berwick - BYE 6 June BYE Queens Birthday Weekend Round 8 Saturday 13 June Cranbourne v ROC Beaconsfield v Narre Warren Tooradin v Berwick Keysborough v Hampton Park Pakenham v Doveton Devon Meadows - BYE Round 9 Saturday 20 June ROC v Beaconsfield Narre Warren v Devon Meadows Hampton Park v Cranbourne Doveton v Keysborough Berwick v Pakenham Tooradin - BYE Round 10 Saturday 27 June Devon Meadows v ROC Beaconsfield v Hampton Park Keysborough v Berwick Pakenham v Tooradin Narre Warren - BYE Sunday 28 July Cranbourne v Doveton Round 11 Saturday 4 July ROC v Narre Warren Hampton Park v Devon Meadows Doveton v Beaconsfield Berwick v Cranbourne Tooradin v Keysborough Pakenham- BYE Round 12 Saturday 11 July Berwick v ROC Narre Warren v Tooradin Devon Meadows v Pakenham Keysborough v Beaconsfield Doveton v Hampton Park Cranbourne - BYE Round 13 Saturday 18 July Narre Warren v Hampton Park Devon Meadows v Doveton Beaconsfield v Berwick Cranbourne v Tooradin Pakenham v Keysborough 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

32 of Football Spirit Awards partnered with Spirit of Football Medal Matt McLennan with Sgt Matt Mulcahy Atiba Jackson with Sgt Mick Russell 68 MPNFL Since 1908 This weeks winners- Jack Roberts, Langwarrin Jake McKenzie, Hampton Park Daniel Beuce, Frankston A.W. PANELS Smash Repairs 104 Dandenong Road, Frankston HOUR TOWING SERVICE AAMI Recommended Repairer GIO Repairer Days a Week

33 Casey Cardinia Netball Preview Thelma and Louise present White Line Fever No. 6 I t was a pleasure to be out in the beautiful weather at Pakenham on Saturday to view the much talked about match up of the Lions versus the Roos. A disappointingly one sided game saw the Pakky girls easily take out the game over the Kangas by a convincing 18 points. Pakenham GS Rachel Priestly was unstoppable with her height under the ring, and easily accounted for ROC GK Sarah Villiers for the first half of the game. ROCs GS Kara Gerrads and GA Sarah Smith started the first half, after which time ROC coach Nic Robbins moved herself into GS which was a better combination for the team. Robbins also moved Mel Overdyk into the GK position for the last half, a move that paid dividends with Overdyks hussle type play doing a better job on tall shooter Priestly. Pakenham s mid court were the big difference though, with WD Jodie Bird an absolute stand out with a Best on Court performance. With a mature, strong and fast mid court, Pakenham controlled the ball for most of the game and were never challenged by the ROCers this time around. Berwick defect Jackie Dwyer made her A Grade debut for ROC with a last quarter display in WA. She showed great potential and we expect big things from this young speedy centre courter. At the other end of Cardinia we had Cranbourne host Devon Meadows in a must win game for the Eagles on their home turf. Cranbourne were with their full side which boasts coach and C Ally Hook, GD Tara Cecil and GA Tootai Nooroa, a menacing line up on paper any way you look at it. The Panthers on the other hand are playing some fine netball and took their A game up to the young Eagles team, eventually only going down by a mere 9 goals which is a great effort against a really strong Cranbourne side. For Cranbourne its now time to start stringing some wins along and they should as they start to CASEY CARDINIA FOOTBALL NETBALL SHOW Saturday mornings 8.00am am 8.00 am Netball with Alison Neil 8.20 am Football with Brad Kingsbury tackle the easier side of the draw on this half of the rounds. Looking at the ladder so close to the start of the season and we have the top five teams being not any different from the norm how boring! Come on Berwick, Devon Meadows and Cranbourne, we would love to see one of you cracking the top 5 this year, best of luck for the rest of the season! Now onto interleague news, and we have the squads announced for the Queens Birthday Weekend clash with the West Gippsland Football Netball League at Pakenham. Best of luck to the following league representatives, and if you have the day free, get down to Pakenham to cheer on your League Reps! U19 & Under Coach Nicole Robbins (ROC) Toni Dart (Pakenham) Jessica Benn (Pakenham) Kayla Borchert (H Park) Kaitlyn Paligorov (B field) Holly Booth (N Warren) Mikaela Greer (B field) Jackie Dwyer (ROC) Danni-Elle Llinares (B field) Laura Christie (Pakenham) Emily Van Rooye (Tooradin) A Grade Coach Ally Hook (Cranbourne) Melanie Overdyk (ROC) Vanessa San Jose (Doveton) Kate McGowan (P ham) Jasmine Maddocks (B field) Regan Brokenshire (B field) Kellie Holland (B field) Jacinta Goldsack (B field) Bridget Gargan (B field) Joanne Amott (Keys) Sophie Bartlett (Keys) Georgia Ellis (Cranbourne) This week we have some cracking games with the ROC V Keysborough clash being one of the more interesting of the bunch. It should be a close encounter and the win could go either way, but we will go with the ROC girls this time around Since 1908 MPNFL 69

34 Casey Cardinia Netball Narre Warren could be a chance against Cranbourne, but the Eagles look to have too much strength over the court and will take out the game on the weekend. Pakenham will crush the Parkers, as will Tooradin against the Doves. Beaconsfield should account for the Panthers, but the score line should be interesting as I don t think it will be as a significant win as some may assume. This weeks winning selections: ROC V Keysborough Narre Warren V CRANBOURNE Devon Meadows V BEACONSFIELD Hampton Park V PAKENHAM Doveton V TOORADIN Berwick with the bye Good luck to all teams today. DON T FORGET!! Every Saturday at 8am on 3SER 97.7 CASEY SOUNDS OF THE SOUTH EAST FM Alison Neil will be discussing the MPNFL Netball league with a different special guest each week. Hugs and kisses! Thelma & Louise XOX HAMPTON PARK Are we at crisis point, 2 weeks and 12 losses, and the way we are playing as a Club probably another 6 losses this week. What has gone wrong? I am not sure I can put it into words for the public to read. On the positive side we have the U\13 s coming along nicely and are competitive week in week out, the U\15 s are finally starting to listen to Scott and are playing much better, but there is still a lot of work to be done, the U\17 s were the shining light at the week-end, leading for most of the day only to lose their momentum when A.J. went down and badly spraining her ankle, eventually going down by 2 goals. C grade keep showing improvement and I am sure that a win is just around the corner, also we hope that James is okay Brem and that you are back and firing this week. B grade seem to have fallen of the rails in the last 2 weeks, they actually don t look like the same team that won 3 in a row, maybe it is time to go back to basics. A grade and I just don t know what to say so to be diplomatic I will keep my mouth shut. On a sad note the Club and the Hampton Park community lost a person who has been the backbone of the area with the passing of Elaine Milnes on Friday the 22nd, for people who are not aware of what this lady did for Hampton Park I will try to give you some idea. She was instrumental in the formation of Netball at the Football Club when it was first played in the old SWGFL then she started up Netball at the High School where 70 MPNFL Since 1908 CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS Club A B C Total Beaconsfield Pakenham Tooradin Berwick Narre Warren ROC Keysborough Cranbourne Doveton Hampton Park D Meadows she served on the Committee and as a Coach achieving Life Membership and was the present President all of which she duplicated at the Dandenong and District Netball Assoc was the Secretary and I believe a Life Member of the Hampton Park Progress Assoc, Secretary and Treasurer of the Hampton Park Sports Ground Committee and was the driving force behind all the improvements achieved within the Community, especially at Robert Booth Reserve, to say this Lady will be sadly missed is an understatement and on behalf of everyone at the Hampton Park Football Netball Club we pass on our sincere condolences to her family. BERWICK In perfect netball conditions we were able to win all games at home against Doveton, well done to all coaches and players. Thanks also go out to the gate keepers, advertising hangers, court sweepers, scorers, timekeepers and the tireless committee members who make each week happen without a hitch. Your efforts do not go unnoticed. On a very sad note, we offer our condolences to the family, friends and colleagues of Elaine Milne who passed away over the weekend. Elaine was a familiar face at the Dandenong & District Netball Association and ran the canteen like clockwork. She was a wonderful & tireless supporter of netball in this area and will be sorely missed by many within the Berwick Netball Club.

35 Casey Cardinia Netball TOORADIN What a weekend it was last weekend! Beautiful weather, function hype in the air & most importantly 6 out of 6 wins for the netball and a win for both the reserves & seniors! Yay, finally a win for our little 13 s to kick-start a great day of netball. Well done to Naomi and all the players. A great come from behind win for our 17 & under girls. Andrew wasn t worried a bit!! 3 physical games of netball in the senior matches and 3 good solid wins. Well done. With all the senior girls winning and the footy getting 2 wins, the 70 s disco was always going to be a BIG night. The costumes were just fantastic and the dance floor was packed all night. It was a fantastic night and I m pretty sure there were a few sore heads the next day. Bring back the 70 s I say!! Congratulations to Emily Van Rooye for making the 19 & under Interleague side. Great achievement Em! UNIFORMS.If you ordered any of the uniform items, money needs to be paid ASAP. SOCIAL NEWS.. FRIDAY 5TH JUNE: MPNFL WOMEN MAKING A MARK LUNCHEON. Tickets $45 (includes 3 course meal, guest speakers, champagne & canapés on arrival and much more) See Sue North for tickets. FRIDAY JUNE 19th (Before the BYE) HORSE RACING Tooradin Sportsclub. Fun night of racing, bookies, DJ..$30 per person, including finger food. See Julia or RJ for tickets. JULY 4th..PUT THIS DATE IN YOUR DIARY NOW!!!!!! FORMAL AMBERLEE RECEP- TIONS. TICKETS WILL BE ON SALE SOON. $50 per person, includes 3 course meal & DJ. Bar Prices. NOT TO BE MISSED!!! Start inviting friends & family now & organise your own table. Junior parents we WANT to see you there! SUNDAY JULY 12th..A DAY AT THE CRAN- BOURNE RACES..MORE DETAILS COMING SOON. AUGUST 8th MUSIC TRIVIA NIGHT! This night will be the major fundraiser for the netball club. Lots of fun and heaps of prizes up for grabs. Looking for any donations, big or small. More details coming soon.. Good luck to all our sides today against Doveton and to Wellsy, Cristian and the footy boys. GO SEAGULLS!! KEYSBOROUGH What a busy week. We had ladies day with great weather. Thanks for all the fabulous food and desserts, they were unbelievably tasty!!! It was a good turn out and all the hard work paid off. Sadly we have to request that anyone who has information to come forward about a lady driving a 4WD who reversed into a car, then drove into another car AND the drove off! Costly damage was done to both of the parked cars. C grade had a close game with fabulous intercepts all down the court giving us lots of opportunities to get ahead. Jackie and Paula in defence did a fantastic job and they worked extremely hard. Fiona got some stunning intercepts. Bec had such a strong grab it was great to watch. Unfortunately we fell short by 4. Well done to all the girls you are terrific to watch. B grade had another great win having a tough side to play. But our quick shooters and strong team were too much for Narre s girls. Cannon s threw a few of her cannon-like passes, which 90% of the time hit the target. Larn s was given a tough run but played beautifully! Penny s shooting was phenomenal! A grade has unfortunately been hit by costly injuries having fewer than 7 players at the moment. Thank you to Steph for stepping up and giving her usual 110%. We ended up with a big win and our shooters were unstoppable. PAKENHAM Pakenham hosted ROC last week in great weather conditions for playing and spectating netball and had a very competitive day on the courts coming away with 5 out of 6 wins. The A grade game was going to be a great hit off between the neighbouring clubs and could always go either way with these very competitive teams. Pakenham showed their strong skills early and going into the final quarter widened the margin with an easier than anticipated win. Clearly the arrival of the strong support of the ROC footballers on the side line only motivated the Pakenham girls to prove their domination. B grade had another great win establishing a consistently strong team with great team spirit and talking on the court which will see them striding up the ladder. The strong and confident undefeated ladder leaders of C grade showed true commitment from all the girls delivering another fantastic win. Mel Tozer and Jess Christie played with confidence in the goal ring and goaled accurately while Bri and Aleisha s concentration in defence made it hard for ROC forcing many turnovers. Under 17 s against ROC is always a tough outing however the fitness training on a Thursday paid off resulting in a winning margin of 11. The under 15 s girls played extremely well with some excellent defensive work from Zoe and Bec and intercepts from Teagan with Ashleigh and Christie both working the ball well into the goal ring to ensure Paige, Courtney and Jac had many goal shooting opportunities. Pakenham came away with a solid win of 18 to 9. The under 13 s played a good game with much improved defensive pressure in the second half and Tahlia Brown played a great game on her tall opponents while Elise Russell also played a good game in defense. Unfortunately the result on the scoreboard of 14 to 43 was mainly due to inaccuracy of attacking and moving towards the ball. NOTES: Pakenham Netball Club celebrates 70 years with a function on July 11 in the social rooms. If you have any details of past players and supporters and/or would like to attend, please contact Club Secretary Jackie Christie on for tickets and information. Since 1908 MPNFL 71

36 Casey Cardinia Netball WEST GIPPSLAND LATROBE v MPNFL 72 MPNFL Since 1908 Saturday 6th June at Pakenham

37 Central East Tournament Report Under 13 s The Under 13 s were in Section 1 of the U13 Reserve competition. Round 1 was against City of Berwick and we had a convincing win of 8 to 4 to start off the day. Mikaela goaled very well and Taylor moved well in the goal ring. Gabby, WD made some brilliant intercepts and Maddy as WA worked around the circle well, feeding the ball into the goal circle. The second game, round 4 against Ariels Vic Churches, we lost 8-6. Tess defended well intercepting a number of passes. Olivia also intercepted a number of passes and moved very well all over the court as centre. Elise goaled well scoring 4 of our 6 goals. Round 7 was our 3rd game for the day and we played Springvale and District. We lost again by 2 goals, 6-4. Good defense combination Carly GD, Tess GD and Dani WD. Maddy played well in centre until injured her wrist and had to go to hospital. Round 10 against Lillydale Yarra alley 2 was our 4th game and we won The combination of Olivia in C, Lauren in WA, Mikaela in GA and Elise GS led to the ball flowing down the court into the ring beautifully. The fifth game, round 14 against Caulfield and District, the girls won 3-2 in a nail biting, low scoring match. The defence combination of Carly in GK, Dani in GD and Gabby in WD kept the ball out of the opposition s goal circle. Ashley goaled and moved well as GS. Our final game for the day, a must win game if there was a chance to play finals, was in round 17 against the Whitehorse Opals. We lost by a disappointing 1 goal, 6 to 5. By this stage the girls were tiring as it had been a long day, however there were a number of great intercepts by Lauren and Gemma. Casey Cardinia Netball Under 17 s Another great day of netball was played by all at Waverly on Sunday having a much stronger competition. Lauren Vardi (Dov) and Megan Dyker (Ber) were named captains for the day. The U17 s played a total of seven games 4 inside which was a change for a lot of the girls having mainly played outdoor netball and 3 games outside. Lucky for everyone the weather was kinder to us this round, being a lovely day. We only had 11 out of our 12 girls for this tournament having one of our girls playing for another rep side, but we did not let that stop us. The sharks got of to a flying start winning by 12 in the first game. The strongest game of the day was played against Waverly City with Danielle Adrian (Beaconsfield) playing in their squad, we knew it was going to be tough and tough it was, Lauren Vardi (Dov) and Stef Hompot (Ber) proved to be a tough defending combination but were just beaten by some accurate goalers assisted by a dominate centre court, Waverly proved to be the bench mark for our competition and won the game and the day convincingly. The next game saw us match up against our equal 2nd on the ladder and it was goal for goal for the first half, having Makalah Greer (Beac) and Kayla Simpson (Dov) proving they were a strong goaling duo helped out by Emily Pratt (Ber) feeding fantastic into both goalers. After some changes at half time they got the lead on us by a few. We kept trying but just couldn t peg back the lead, losing by only a 4. In the final seconds of the game Emily Armstrong (ROC) one of our key defenders was sent to hospital with a suspected broken hand. The rest of the day we had a draw and won the others trying a few different things. We finished 3rd on the ladder which was a great effort from all girls. It was another great day by the U17 sharks. Makalah Greer was TID in this tournament which is fantastic for our league and Beaconsfield. Congratulation girls who got TID Good luck for the future. CASEY CARDINIA MPNFL SHARKS JUNIOR TOURNAMENT SQUADS 17 & under : 15 & under : 13 & under Sunday, 28th June Frankston Netball Association Tournament FDNA Netball Complex, Jubilee Park, Hillcrest Rd, Frankston. Sunday, 2nd August Cranbourne South West NA Tournament 65 Berwick-Cranbourne Rd, Cranbourne. Since 1908 MPNFL 73

38 Casey Cardinia Netball A GRADE Pakenham (56) v ROC (38) Keysborough (70) v Narre Warren (24) Cranbourne (43) v D Meadows (34) Tooradin (53) v Hampton Park (21) Berwick (48) v Doveton (26) Team P W L D B F Agst % Pts Beaconsfield ROC Pakenham Keysborough Tooradin Berwick D Meadows Narre Warren Cranbourne Doveton Hampton Park B GRADE Pakenham (60) v ROC (23) Keysborough (50) v Narre Warren (38) Cranbourne (55) v D Meadows (33) Tooradin (43) v Hampton Park (33) Berwick (53) v Doveton (36) Team P W L D B F Agst % Pts Berwick Keysborough Pakenham Tooradin Hampton Park Beaconsfield Cranbourne Narre Warren ROC D Meadows Doveton C GRADE Pakenham (41) v ROC (19) Keysborough (31) v Narre Warren (35) Cranbourne (41) v D Meadows (10) Tooradin (38) v Hampton Park (12) Berwick (42) v Doveton (28) Team P W L D B F Agst % Pts Pakenham Tooradin Berwick Narre Warren Beaconsfield Cranbourne ROC Doveton Keysborough Hampton Park D Meadows MPNFL Since & UNDER Pakenham (29) v ROC (18) Cranbourne (23) v D Meadows (26) Tooradin (26) v HamptonPark (24) Berwick (42) v Doveton (20) Team P W L D B F Agst % Pts Narre Warren Beaconsfield Tooradin Berwick Pakenham Hampton Park D Meadows Doveton Cranbourne ROC & UNDER Pakenham (18) v ROC (9) Berwick White (14) v Narre Warren (28) Cranbourne (47) v D Meadows (4) Tooradin (45) v Hampton Park (25) Berwick (53) v Doveton (10) Team P W L D B F Agst % Pts Beaconsfield Narre Warren Tooradin Berwick Doveton Pakenham Cranbourne Berwick White ROC Hampton Park D Meadows & UNDER Pakenham (14) v ROC (43) Berwick White (6) v Narre Warren (30) Tooradin (24) v Hampton Park (16) Berwick Blue (55) v Doveton (5) Team P W L D B F Agst % Pts Beaconsfield ROC Cranbourne Narre Warren Berwick Blue Tooradin Hampton Park Pakenham Berwick White Doveton

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