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1 Edithvale-Aspendale No. Surname First Name Age H W G B 1 ROBERTS Lewis HEYS Jeremy DUNN Nathan HYNES John POORE Patrick (VC) TURNER Beau (C) DERBYSHIRE Jordan DOWNIE Shane MANNIX Steve MANNIX Tim SNASHALL Rowan BOWDEN Brent MOOR Rhett CONNELAN Nick MUSCHIALLI Zac WILLIAMS Jarrod EDMUNDS Aaron CAMPBELL Jason DALTON Joel FITCHER Mark PATTERSON Andrew FERRARO Ricky LELLO Adam DOWNIE Trent MACQUIRE Ben McQUEEN Callan GRAVES Daniel BEDWELL Ryan TAGG Bradley JONES Steve Edithvale-Aspendale COACH John Hynes RUNNER Trent Castle TEAM MANAGER Steve Downie Scores Edi-Asp 1/4 Time 1/2 Time 3/4 Time Final Score re the bounce Since 1908 MPNFL 33

2 Edithvale-Aspendale 1 Lewis Roberts Big strong utility,coming back from injury who plays key positions and mid field. 3 Jeremy Heys Strong small man who provides enormous forward pressure. 4 Nathan Dunn Dynamic player, with a huge work rate who plays tall and tough to match up on. 5 John Hynes Club Coach, inspirational leader, very experienced and highly respected coach and player. 7 Beau Turner Captain of the club who was cruely injured in last home and away game, inspirational leader. 10 Jordan Derbyshire Young local player who is very important to the side in defence. 12 Shane Downie Great one on one player who is rarely beaten an inspiration to his team mates, acting Captain. 13 Steve Mannix Young and exciting midfielder with great balance and skills. 34 MPNFL Since Tim Mannix On baller with the ability to tear the game apart, very consistent. 15 Rowan Snashall Young local player who is a pivotal part of the defence. 17 Brent Bowden Another local product who continues to impress as a mobile half forward. 19 Rhett Moor Ever reliable defender who makes life difficult for all forwards. 20 Andrew Lucas Reserves League B & F winner with a huge heart, reliable big man. 21 Nic Connellan Mobile big man coming back from injury with a booming big kick. 24 Jarrod Williams Veteran 3 time Premiership player, hard at it well respected player. 25 Aaron Edmunds Young ruckman who has impressed when given opportunities.

3 27 Jason Campbell Young big man who can play at either end. 28 Joel Dalton Another young local player with a great pair of hands and leap. 29 Mark Fitcher Premiership player, small forward with dead eye kick. 33 Andrew Patterson Another one of our small forwards who rotates through the midfield. 37 Adam Lello Courageous small player who is in everything. 38 Trent Downie Ever reliable backman who gives everything he has. 39 Ben Macquire Young ruckman who has grabbed his opportunity with both hands. 48 Daniel Graves Dashing wingman with a beautiful long left foot kick. 50 Ryan Bedwell Young player with a big future who shows great poise. 51 Bradley Tagg Story of the year a 17 year old who has become a regular part of the team & consistent goal kicker. 56 Steve Jones New player to the club this year who has explosive pace and is as tough as nails. Since 1908 MPNFL 35

4 Reserves Teams Frankston Doveton YCW Reserves Reserves Quarter Goals Behinds Points First Second Third Fourth TOTAL COACH Nick Schneider RUNNER Steve Meddings TEAM MANAGER Colin Carey No. Surname First Name Age H W 6 DAVIES Ben CAREY Dale TAYLOR Andrew MCINTYRE Adrian MCCORMACK Blake COWLED (VC) Trent HUTCHISON Kyle MIZZI Darren BORRIE Andrew STRICKLAND (C) Daniel HEGARTY (C) Sean LA FONTAINE Daniel NANKERVIS Mark DAVIES Samuel RYAN Robert BOSWARD (VC) Dylan BERRYMAN Martin CHAPLIN Michael MEAGHER Steven GROVE Bradley BODLEY David SMITH Glen COGHLAN Jesse WINTLE Paul ELLIOTT Matthew MCNAMARA Daniel GILLAN Luke GILHAM Tim LEE James ROBERTON Marc No. Surname First Name Age H W 5 DATE Callan DATE Andrew SMITH Jake UNDERWOOD Kurt LONIE Thomas SMITH (C) Lucas MILLER Brendan GREEN Jesse BROWN Tavis SCOTT Thomas CHADWICK Darragh VYVERBERG Paul EDGERTON Robert PHILLIPS Andrew WALTON (VC) Julian HUNT Reece TURNER Benjamin TURNER Aaron SMITH Matt FINN Mitchell AZZOPARDI Peter FLANDERS Cale MATAITI Wayne HARUN Rizwan SHAW Thomas LONIE Samuel RAFTOPOULOS Joshua TAYLOR Mitchell FORTNAM Brendan HAVERFIELD Matt Quarter Goals Behinds Points First Second Third Fourth TOTAL Seaford Reserves COACH Darren Godkin RUNNER Mark Kitson TEAM MANAGER Dale O Neil 36 MPNFL Since 1908

5 Club Notes Frankston YCW The 2009 Grand Finals are here and another season is about to complete itself and thus time for a little reflection!! Our Colts took out the Peninsula Colts Premiership, our Seniors just missed out on another Grand Final appearance by a 4 points, and our Reserves and Under 18`s finishing Minor Premiers, a great effort and well deserved by all involved. Not a bad years work by anyone s standards, but our success this year will also be determined by how we perform today in the Under 18 and Reserve Grand finals. Coach Mather s boys are undefeated this year and intend to keep it that way in yet another hit out against perennial foe Mornington, whilst Coach Schneider has his boys peaked and roaring to go against Seaford in the grand final. One thing is certain about these two teams and that is that they both never give up and will give their all in bringing 2 more flags home to Jubilee Park. The Club congratulates Scott, Nick and all the boys in making it this far and wishes them success in their games today. These teams would never get out on to the field, let alone have the success they have had but for the little band of helpers that turn up time after time, week in week out to help with all the onerous tasks that are involved in getting everybody to the bounce of the ball and keeping them there. Kudos must therefore go to (and apologies to anyone I miss out) John Goble and his trainers and masseuses, the Team Managers, Col Carey, Allan Hardstone, Denise Swales & Ross Booth for a thankless job well done, the Committee members who manned the various facilities over the season, particularly the Beer Tents over the finals and to Gay and those who kept us fed on a Thursday night. Gold plated kudos should also go to the little band of men and women who go about their duties generally unsung and unknown, but for whom, we would never have a game. Therefore to all those Timekeepers, Interchange Stewards and match day officials and assistants who may have waved the flags or filled the water bottles thank you. In particular the Club wishes to thank, John Robertson (Timekeeper), Michael Clancy (Interchange), Pat Strickland (Stats) and David Lee who helped our Senior teams this year on match days. To all our Sponsors, without whose support, we would not be able to function, go our sincere thanks for your continued assistance.. Go the Stonecats and see you in 2010!! On this Rock Since 1908 MPNFL 37

6 Peninisula Team of the Year Backs: Jarrod Irving Andrew Kiely Shane Paterson (Seaford) (Frankston YCW) (Langwarrin) Half Backs: Lloyd Williams Brendan Dunne Tony Lester (Mt Eliza) (Karingal) (Frankston YCW) Centres: Pat Cadd Paul Rebeschini Anthony Lewis (Seaford) (Bonbeach) (Chelsea) Half Forwards: David Hirst Ash Moore David Gormley (Karingal) (Langwarrin) (Mt Eliza) Forwards: Peter Wenske Michael Kraska Ben Hackett (Bonbeach) (Seaford) (Frankston YCW) FOLLOWERS Don Epa (Seaford) Chris Irving (C) (Seaford) Tim Mannix (VC) (Edi-Asp) 38 MPNFL Since 1908 Coach: Shawn Scurrah (Bonbeach) Interchange Dale Tedge (Pines) Daniel Smith (Bonbeach) Daniel Villani (Mornington) Daniel Wehner (Langwarrin)

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8 Situations Vacant LANGWARRIN FC Senior Coach Reserves Coach Under 18 s Coach Colts Coach Head Trainer Medical Staff Please your application to langwarrin.fc@hotmail.com or Wayne Jeffreys Dromana Football & Netball Club Assistant Senior Coach (Playing) U18s Coach Head Trainer & Trainers Written applications to: Admin, Box 89 Dromana 3936 Phone inquiries DEVON MEADOWS FC COACHES U17 s and U19 s devon.meadows.football.club@live.com.au or to The Secretary, Coaching Panel DMFC P.O.Box 5606 Cranbourne 3977 Roland Horvath, Football Manager Bonbeach FFC SENIOR COACH (PLAYING OR NON PLAYING) RESERVE COACH (PLAYING OR NON PLAYING) UNDER 18s COACH Please send your applications in the strictest confidence to only the Secretary The Bonbeach Football Club PO Box 464 Chelsea 3196 or to jromeo@remax.com.au MORNINGTON FC Ist XVIII COACH playing or non-playing Please your application to mornington@telaustralia.com.au or Alan Paley ROC FC Second Eighteen Coach Under 18 Coach Colts Coach Please your application to jhaughton@acument.com.au or PO Box 217 Officer Vic 3809 SEAFORD FC SENIOR RESERVE UNDER18 & COLTS COACHES FOR SEASON 2010 Secretary@seafordfootballclub.org OR CONTACT CLUB SECRETARY DEAN WALTON: SOMERVILLE FC SENIOR COACH FOR THE 2010 SEASON (Playing or Non-Playing) ajacgung@infomedia.com.au or phone for initial enquiries. 40 MPNFL Since 1908

9 Stingrays Parker leads Stingrays in Morrish medal votes Stingrays youngster Luke Parker had his fine TAC Cup season recognized with a 4th place finish in the TAC Cup Morrish medal award last night at Etihad Stadium. Parker finished on 16 votes with 3 best on grounds against Western Jets, Bendigo Pioneers and North Ballarat Rebels, 3 two votes and 1 single vote to trail the winner Anton Woods from the Northern Knights (24) and Geelong Falcons pair Ben Cunnington (17) and Alan Christensen (17). Co-Captain Tom Scully was second of the Stingrays players with 9 votes, three best on grounds in the 7 games he played, against Gippsland Power, Murray Bushrangers and Sandringham Dragons. Next were Myles Pitt. Levi Casboult and Ryan Bastinac with 5 votes each. Stingrays vote getters were Luke Parker 1,2,3,3,3,2,2 (16), Tom Scully 3,3,3 (9), Myles Pitt 2,3 (5), Ryan Bastinac 3,1,1 (5), Levi Casboult 2,1,2 (5), Andrew McInnes 3,1 (4), Nathan Allen 3, Madison Andrews 2, Jake Mold 2, Will Petropolous 2, Riley Heddles 2, Matt Shaw 1, Mitch Hallahan 1, Ben Wells 1, Stefan Baumgartner 1, Jarryd Amalfi 1 for a total of 16 different players polling votes. Four Stingrays named in TAC Cup team of the year. Four Dandenong Stingrays players, Ryan Bastinac, Tom Scully, Levi Casboult and Luke Parker were named in the TAC Cup team of the year last night at the Morrish medal awards night. Ryan Bastinac was named on a Wing following a fine season both with the Stingrays and for Vic Country. Bastinac has the ability to play as an inside mid fielder as well as outside the centre square as he can win his own ball in 1 v1 contests and well as reading the play and getting on the end of attacking moves. Tom Scully was named as the Ruck Rover of the team as he has continued to play at a high standard in the TAC Cup and the AFL Under 18 nationals. Named as an All Australian Under 18 for the second year running, Tom has returned to the Stingrays fold where he has led by example with his professionalism, desire and work rate never questioned only adding to his skills and game knowledge. Levi Casboult and Luke Parker were both named on the interchange and both have had excellent TAC Cup seasons. Both appear in the top 10 for the TAC Cup in many statistical areas. Casboult contested marks (1st), Goals (4th) Hit Outs to advantage (4th) Hit Outs (5th) and total marks (6th). Parker Contested possessions (2nd) Hard ball gets (3rd) Goals (5th), total marks (6th) and hand balls (8th) and both are worthy inclusions in the TAC Cup Team of the Year. Stingrays win another TAC driver innovation award The Dandenong Stingrays were awarded a special commendation of the TAC driver education innovation award at the Morrish Medal awards night last weekend. The Stingrays completed a number of programs all designed around maximizing Learner driving opportunities and encouraging Learner and Probationary licence holders to make responsible decisions when driving. The Stingrays TAC Cup and Under 16 players with Learners permits drove to and from their away game against Gippsland Power at Morwell in Round 1 of the TAC Cup this year which gave all players a couple of hours of vital driving practice on unfamiliar roads. Another program was a short DVD filmed, edited and produced by Stingrays player Mitch Drummond and starring Stingray players Darcy Holden and James Hallahan and parent Mark Amalfi where they acted out a scenario around making smart decisions when it comes to drinking and driving. On behalf of all the TAC Cup regions, Gippsland Power Region Manager Peter Francis thanked the TAC for the awards and made special mention of the parents of all the TAC Cup players for their support of the L120 message and their reinforcing of the message of safe driving to their sons. Since 1908 MPNFL 41

10 Peninsula Award Winners SENIORS E.V. SHADE MEDAL BEST & FAIREST RESERVES ATHOL DAVIES MEDAL UNDER 18 S KEN LYONS MEDAL Chris Irving, Seaford Andrew Lucas, Edi-Asp Anthony Simpson Mt Eliza Peninsula TEAM OF THE YEAR MPNFL Since 1908

11 Peninsula Award Winners GOAL KICKERS SENIORS RESERVES UNDER 18 S Michael Kraska, Seaford MVP Michael Chaplin, Frankston YCW YOUNG GUN Jake Dunn, Frankston YCW PENINSULA/ NEPEAN COLTS BEST & FAIREST/ GOAL KICKER Chris Irving, Seaford Callan Dixon, Karingal Andrew Hodge Frankston YCW Since 1908 MPNFL 43

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14 Peninsula Fixture Round 1 Saturday 18 April Mt Eliza v YCW M ton v B beach Seaford v L warrin Karingal v Pines Sunday 19 April Chelsea v Edi-Asp Round 2 Saturday 25 April Anzac Day YCW v Karingal L warrin B beach S ford v Chelsea Edi-Asp v Pines Sunday 26 April Mt Eliza v M ton Round 3 Saturday 2 May M ton v Pines Chelsea v Mt Eliza YCW d Edi-Asp Karingal v L warrin Seaford v B beach Round 4 Saturday 9 May F ton YCW v Pines M ton v Karingal Mt Eliza v L warrin Bonbeach v Chelsea Seaford v Edi-Asp Round 5 Saturday 16 May F ton YCW v Bonbeach M ton v Seaford L warrin v Chelsea Pines v Mt Eliza Edi-Asp v Karingal Round 6 Saturday 23 May Seaford v F ston YCW Chelsea v M ton L warrin v Edi-Asp Bonbeach v Pines Mt Eliza v Karingal Round 7 Saturday 30 May F ston YCW v Chelsea M ton v L warrin Pines v Seaford Karingal v B beach Edi-Asp v Mt Eliza June BYE Queens Birthday Weekend Round 8 Saturday 13 June L warrin v F ston YCW M ton v Edi-Asp Chelsea v Pines S ford v Karingal B beach v Mt Eliza Round 9 Saturday 20 June F ston YCW v Mton Pines v Langwarrin Karingal v Chelsea Mt Eliza v S ford Edi-Asp v B beach Round 10 Saturday 27 June Mt Eliza v YCW B beach v M ton S ford v L warrin Karingal v Pines Sunday 28 June Edi-Asp v Chelsea Round 11 Saturday 4 July YCW v Karingal L warrin v B beach Chelsea v Seaford Pines v Edi-Asp Sunday 5 July M ton v Mt Eliza Round 12 Saturday 11 July Edi-Asp v F ston YCW Pines v M ton Karingal v L warrin Mt Eliza v Chelsea B beach v S ford Round 13 Saturday 18 July F ston YCW v Pines M ton v Karingal L warrin v Mt Eliza Chelsea v B beach S ford v Edi-Asp Round 14 Saturday 25 July B beach v F ston YCW Seaford v M ton Chelsea v L warrin Mt Eliza v Pines Karingal v Edi-Asp Round 15 Saturday 1 August F ston YCW v S ford M ton v Chelsea Edi-Asp v L warrin Pines v Bonbeach Karingal v Mt Eliza Round 16 Saturday 8 August Chelsea v F ston YCW L warrin v M gton Seaford v Pines Karingal v B beach Edi-Asp v Mt Eliza Round 17 Saturday 15 August Seaford v Karingal Bonbeach v Mt Eliza Chelsea v Pines F ston YCW v L warrin Edi-Asp M ton Round 18 Saturday 22 August F ston YCW v M ton Chelsea v Karingal L warrin v Pines Bonbeach v Edi-Asp Seaford v Mt Eliza Finals 29, 30 August 5, 6, 13, 20 September Sports Physio providers to the MPNFL, AFL & VFL LANGWARRIN SPORTS MEDICINE CENTRE Cranbourne Road, Langwarrin Tel: MORNINGTON CENTRAL PHYSIOTHERAPY CLINIC 2 Railway Grove, Mornington Tel: ROSEBUD PHYSIOTHERAPY CLINIC 40 Boneo Road, Rosebud Tel: SOMERVILLE ERAMOSA PHYSIOTHERAPY CLINIC 61 Eramosa Road West, Somerville Tel: Monday - Saturday Extended Hours Rapid Referral to Surgeons X-rays Bulk Billed Full Range of Tapes & Braces 46 MPNFL Since 1908

15 New South Wales Victoria Queensland Hire Pty. Ltd. OFFICES COMPLEXES Portable Buildings Containers LUNCH ROOMS CHANGE ROOMS STORAGE CONTAINERS Toilets CHEMICAL TOILETS TOILET/SHOWER BLOCKS Since 1908 MPNFL 47

16 Situations Vacant Rosebud FC Senior Coach (Playing or Non-playing) Reserves Coach (Playing or Non-playing) Under 18s Coach Rosebud Football Club P.O. Box 138 ROSEBUD 3939 or Enquiries to: Rob Nicholls / Frankston Bombers FC Colts Coach U/18 s Coach Reserves Coach All applications in writing to Secretary Frankston Bombers Football Club P.O Box 119 BAXTER VICTORIA 3911 or to secretary@frankstonbombers.com.au Pines FC Coaches Seniors Playing/non-player Reserves Playing/non-player Under 18 s All applications in writing to Pines Football Club P.O.Box 2616 Seaford 3198 Crib Point FC Coaches Seniors Playing Reserves Playing/non-player Under 18 s Coach Phone All applications in writing to Crib Point Football Club P.O.Box 213 Crib Point 3919 EDITHVALE ASPENDALE FC COACHES FOR: THE 2010 MPNFL PREMIER LEAGUE SEASON 1st XVIII-Playing/non-playing 2ndXVIII-Playing/non-playing 3rd XVIII The Secretary, Edithvale Aspendale Football Club P.O. Box 7004 Aspendale Vic 3195 or eafc@optusnet.com.au Please direct enquiries to Mark Thomas on Football Record Online every Thursday MT ELIZA FC Is seeking applications for both a Reserves Coach and an Under 18 Coach. Please forward applications to: The Secretary, Mt Eliza Football Club PO Box 154, Mt Eliza 3930 or phone MPNFL Since 1908

17 Frankston Park Pup keen to play ball doesn t know what will come next in his football career, but he knows what he has learned in the last three years will hold him in good stead. A Crib Point junior who played more than 100 games at the club, Clark was invited to play for Dandenong Stingrays and says he has undergone a steep learning curve ever since. It was a huge step up for me, going from Crib Point to the Stingrays and then the Dolphins in basically two years. That was a massive step. A private man, Clark has quietly made a winner of every step along the way, being selected to represent Vic Metro at the 2006 U18 National Championships, and then working his way into the Dolphins senior team in the second half of 2007 and becoming the side s main target at full forward. Come 2008, then coach Brett Lovett tried to move Clark up to centre half forward, a position Pup found hard to learn in the intense environment of the VFL, and found himself back in the reserves midway through the season. But before finals time, Clark s hard work saw him back into the full forward position, and he produced an outstanding finish to the year, booting multiple goals against the toughest of opposition and drawing attention from some AFL scouts. That first year (at Dolphins) was just a huge learning curve to me, he said. But that finals series (2008) was probably the best experience of mf my football life, maybe except for representing Victoria. The Dolphins were the story of the finals, and dragged huge support from the peninsula up to the games at Port Melbourne. They were my first ever finals, so that was great in itself. But the finals atmosphere and the crowd was just amazing - I didn t expect it to be so good. For various reasons, mostly outside his control, Clark did not play a senior game in 2009, despite the club struggling to kick goals all throughout the season. Like many players, the 21 year old is waiting to see the direction the club takes before committing for next year. Luke Clark I would really like to stay, I love the place, he said. But I am not really too sure at the moment, we ll see what happens. While that is still up in the air, Clark has no doubt that he is a much more complete player and person than the one who first ventured to Frankston Park. I really learned a lot from Brett Lovett in the time he was there, he said. My leadership probably isn t as good as some of the older blokes at the club, but I have really improved that area. Especially in terms of speaking to guys one-onone, that s become a strength. When I go back to Crib Point guys there look up to me, which is great. If I can help other guys play better footy from me being around and helping out that would mean a lot. Want to have a bet on the Premiership of your favourite Peninsula FL team? MPNFL is committed to promote responsible gambling in conjunction with Sportsbet Responsible Gambling Code of Conduct. Since 1908 MPNFL 49

18 Situations Vacant Pakenham Lions Netball Club U13, U15, U17, C, B & A Grades. Forward applications to P.L.N.C. PO Box 333, Pakenham 3810 or via jac59@bigpond.com Enq: Jackie Christie The Tooradin-Dalmore Netball Club U13, U15, U17, C, B & A GRADE Please forward written application to: T.D.N.C Administration P.O Box 327, Tooradin 3980 or via tiverach@bigpond.net.au Applications close 30th November, 2009 BERWICK Netball Club seeking applications for coaches Forward applications to The Secretary, PO Box 165 Beaconsfield Vic berwicknetball@hotmail.com or visit The Beaconsfield Netball Club U/13, U/15, U/17, C, B, & A Grade Please forward your written application in the strictest confidence to Beaconsfield Netball Club P.O. Box 293 Beaconsfield 3807 or via k.osullivan9@bigpond.com DEVON MEADOWS NETBALL CLUB A Grade Coach (Playing/Non Playing) B Grade Coach (Playing/Non Playing) C Grade Coach (Playing/Non Playing) U/17 s Coach U/15 s Coach U/13 s Coach The Secretary, Devon Meadows Netball Club P.O Box 5606, Cranbourne 3977 Any enquiries please phone: Brooke Flanigan MPNFL Since 1908 The Narre Warren Football Netball Club A grade, B grade U15 s and U13 s Netball Administration The Narre Warren Football Netball Club P.O. Box 262 Narre Warren 3805 or jillianbrown1@bigpond.com Applications close 19/09/09 CASEY CARDINIA FOOTBALL NETBALL SHOW Saturday mornings 8.00am am 8.00 am Netball with Alison Neil 8.20 am Football with Brad Kingsbury 97.7

19 Supporting the MPNFL Tribunal held 15th September NAME CLUB CHARGE PENALTY R.HARMES CRANBOURNE SENIORS STRIKING GUILT 4 MATCHES K.ABOUJABER DOVETON SENIORS FORCEFUL FRONT ON NOT GUILTY B.SCOTT KEYSBOROUGH RESERVES MISCONDUCT GUILTY 3 MATCHES T.DUFFY NARRE WARREN COLTS STRIKING OSP 2 MATCHES M.NICHOLSON ST JOHNS OC COLTS STRIKING OSP 2 MATCHES D.CARROLL FRANKSTON YCW SENIORS STRIKING OSP 2 MATCHES M.T. Water Tanks Tipping Competition 2009 Tipster of the Year Backseatgooby with 198 winners Runner-up is WHOOPA and WEEKEND HUSSLER both with 193 winners Third is BOMBA with 191 Congratulations to LAST finishing last with 96 winners Since 1908 MPNFL 51

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22 Nepean Results 2009 Nepean Premiers Frankston won the premiership in the Nepean Seniors Division last Saturday when they defeated Sorrento in the 2009 MPNFL Grand Final. In the Reserves Rye were victorious over Frankston, and in the Under 18 s Somerville defeated Red Hill in their Grand Final matches. Congratulations Boys! Frankston Senior Premiers 2009 Ryan Lonie (Frankston) Seniors VCFL Medal Best on Ground 54 MPNFL Since 1908 Chris McKay (Rye) Reserves MPNFL Medal Best on Ground Emilio Bitters (Somerville) Under 18 s VCFL Medal Best on Ground

23 Nepean Results Rye 2009 Nepean Reserves Premiers Somerville 2009 Nepean Under 18s Premiers Seniors Frankston 1.2, 3.8, 5.15, (96) Sorrento 5.4, 6.7, 8.9, 8.11 (59) GOALS, Frankston: M. Longley 4, G. Hibberd 2, L. Lewis 1, B. O Carroll 1, B. Drake 1, J.Waixel 1, N. Lonie 1, R. Lonie 1 Sorrento : B. Kenyon 2, S. Phillips 1, D. Scott 1, T. Schwarze 1, S. Cameron 1, D. Lawson 1, J. Stephenson 1 BEST, Frankston: R. Lonie, N. Lonie, M. Bell, S. Brand, G. Masterson, B. O Carroll Sorrento : H. Cameron, S. Cameron, W. Scanlan, D. Scott, G. Stringer, B. McCormack Reserves Rye 4.3, 6.8, 12.8, (94) Frankston 0.1, 5.2, 7.3, 11.4 (70) GOALS, Rye : W. Byrns 4, S. McIntosh 3, C. McKay 2, L. Hardwick 1, P. Tweedly 1, M. Dunn 1, L. Harris 1, A. Dunn 1 Frankston : R. Lia 4, J. Rice 1, M. Perry 1, B. Mathers 1, P. Falzon 1, S. Masterson 1, J. Rule 1, T. Burke 1 BEST, Rye : C. McKay, S. Smith, S. McIntosh, M. Dunn, M. McIndoe, A. Dunn Frankston : J. Rule, P. Falzon, J. Rice, D. Vella, B. Hall, R. Lia Under 18s Somerville 5.2, 9.5, 13.7, (106) Red Hill 2.0, 6.1, 7.3, 8.6 (54) GOALS, Somerville : A. Bock 4, J. Sutton 2, T. Potts 2, E. Bitters 2, B. Whittley 2, T. Elton 1, C. Hill 1, B. Osborne 1, L. Collie 1 Red Hill : B. Money 4, B. Martin 2, A. Tuck 1, B. Duff 1 BEST, Somerville : E. Bitters, B. Osborne, J. Allsopp, L. Collie, L. Kilpatrick, C. Hill Red Hill : B. Money, A. Mock, Z. Williams, L. Nickels, J. Wood, T. Collett Since 1908 MPNFL 55

24 Nepean in Review Live Forever In the last quarter in the Nepean Division Grand Final between Frankston Bombers and Sorrento last weekend, Bombers coach Tony Blackford turned to the time clock and had yet another glance at the time remaining. His side was four goals in front and his full back all season Jeremy Waixel had just kicked his first goal. It was at that stage that Blackers looked across to the 3RPP commentary box, gave a very satisfied grin and pumped his fist. A couple of minutes later, tears began to roll down his cheeks as his charges came from the field, the massive and parochial crowd cheering them off as they continued their rotations. They were embracing their leader on the boundary line, knowing that they were about to experience the ultimate dream being part of a premiership. It was the realization of a dream for many. Frankston Bombers fans have done it tough in grand finals so have the hardworking committee and the players, while partners are there to pick up the pieces. Their previous three grand final appearances all resulted in losses. Frankston Bombers needed a change culturally and list-wise. They needed a strong and committed group of off-field leaders who would sing from the same hymn book as the coaching team and playing group. MPNFL legend Chris Bull and Frankston Bombers lifeblood Chris Batty Sharman took the place by the scruff of the neck and went after the man they believed could bring the club that elusive premiership. Tony Blackford had been there once before as coach and couldn t bring home the bacon in the early 2000 s, losing to Mt Eliza in the Grand Final. It burned deep inside of him. Blackers was a favorite son, a premiership player in the same year as he won the league medal. It was the Bombers last flag. He won a flag as playing-coach at Berwick and Sorrento, worked under Brett Lovett at Frankston Dolphins for three years and had the utmost respect of the entire football community. Things needed to be done differently and the group that had led the Bombers on their previous journeys were not necessarily the same ones that could lead them to where they wanted to be in As a result, the Bombers lost some players (and supporters) along the way. There was plenty of work being done behind the scenes, the Bombers forming long-term ties with Frankston Rovers, which was a massive step for both clubs. On-field, the first two months were tough. With that came the sniping. 56 MPNFL Since 1908 The coach was being questioned. Could he communicate with the players? Was his game style conducive to local football? Were the recruits to the club disruptive to the existing list? The list eventually sorted itself out, players walked, game plans were tweaked, players took ownership and the Bombers were eventually up and running by May 28 against Tyabb. A lot of players were given an opportunity this season at Bombers, 39 playing senior football. Eventually, that list was broken down to the 22 that ran out onto the field last Saturday. All wearing premiership medals around their neck for the rest of their lives. The coach, Tony Blackford, and his supportive off-field team, never lost faith in their plan. They knew where they wanted to get the team and were well aware of how to get them there. People questioned Frankston Bombers tough six weeks leading into the grand final and the extra hard training they had endured in preparation. Were they going to burn out? It was all part of the ultimate plan to have 22 players, a coaching team, backed by a loyal group of passionate supporters, a hard working committee and supportive wives and girlfriends, celebrating the only real football prize the Premiership. Question the path the Bombers took as much as you like, the prize they have so desperately been screaming out for was finally delivered. In addition, the executive and committee was rewarded for its vision by being awarded Best Administered Club, as well as winning the Club Championship. The Reserves finished runner-up and the Under 18s lost the second semi-final to the eventual premier by 12 points. Premierships are about everyone pulling in the same direction coaches, players, the committee, supporters and their respective partners. The catch cry from the Bombers in the lead-up was Live Forever. The 2009 Premiership will live forever at Frankston Bombers Football Club and everyone involved can take ownership of it. A brilliant job from all involved. In the reserves, Rye played committed, tough football to beat Frankston Bombers comfortably. It was the fourth grand final in five years for the Demons and their second premiership. Kyle Jennings has been a premiership captain, now he is a premiership coach. In the Under 18s, Somerville was clearly the best side in the competition all season, going through the year undefeated. They continued that throughout the finals series, winning the premiership against Red Hill. By Toe Punt

25 PENINSULA/NEPEAN Colts Premiers 2009 Frankston YCW Peninsula / Nepean Team P W L D B For Agst % Pts Frankston YCW Langwarrin Seaford M ton Red Mt Eliza M ton Blue Hastings COLTS GRAND Final Frankston YCW 0.0, 2.4, 2.4, 5.10 (40) Mornington Red 0.2, 0.3, 0.10, 0.10 (10) GOALS, Frankston YCW : Andrew Hodge 2, Shaun Swales 2, Joshua Downes 1 BEST, Frankston YCW : Joshua Buxton, Alex Hutchison, Ethan Wright, Mitchell Hessling, Angus Booth, Lukas Brockley; Mornington Red : Michael Burke, Ted Gibson, Peter Bain, Matthew Toth, Justin Cross, Jack Dickson Goal Kickers Name Club Rnd Tot Andrew Hodge Frankston YCW 2 51 Luke Tanner Langwarrin 0 18 Jake Prosser Langwarrin 0 18 Darren Ramsdale Langwarrin 0 14 Christopher Cassar Mornington Red 0 13 Adam Gailitis Langwarrin 0 13 Luke Jones Seaford 0 13 Jake Archdeacon Mornington Red 0 13 Angus Booth Frankston YCW 0 12 BEST ON GROUND JOSHUA BUXTON Since 1908 MPNFL 57

26 CASEY CARDINIA Colts Premiers 2009 Narre Warren Team Casey Cardinia P W L D B For Agst % Pts St Johns Narre Warren Cranbourne Berwick Doveton ROC Pakenham Goal Kickers Name Club Rnd Tot Matthew Nicholson St Johns 0 55 Glenn Costas St Johns 1 46 Jake Gray Narre Warren 4 40 Zachary Money Berwick 0 26 Matthew Harding Narre Warren 0 25 Stewart Scanlon Narre Warren 2 25 James Wilcock Berwick 0 21 Michael Richards St Johns 0 20 Benjamin Ayache St Johns 0 19 Jordan Andrews Berwick MPNFL Since 1908 grand Final BEST ON GROUND COLTS Narre Warren 0.0, 1.7, 2.8, 6.10 (46) St Johns 1.12, 1.12, 5.15, 5.15 (45) GOALS, Narre Warren: J. Gray 4, S. Scanlon 2 St Johns: L. O Connor 1, M. Gaitely 1, S. Elysee 1, G. Costas 1, T. Ward 1 BEST, Narre Warren: J. Gray, S. Scanlon, J. Douglas, J. Moore, A. Morris, A. Stevanovic St Johns: G. Costas, L. O Connor, M. Gaitely, S. Elysee, T. Ward, M. Daly JOSHUA Glenn Costas BUXTON

27 Seniors Casey Cardinia Results Preliminary Final Doveton 4.4, 6.7, 8.12, 11.14(80) Cranbourne 1.0, 3.3, 5.7, 7.1 (54) GOALS, Doveton : D. Casset 4, R. Hendy 2, A. Dean 1, C. Wilson 1, M. Henry 1, J. Hill 1, K. Aboujaber 1; Cranbourne : M. Linke 1, C. Barker 1, M. Fletcher 1, R. George 1, B. Coller 1, R. Jones 1, S. Morrish 1 BEST, Doveton :P. Greenstreet, J. McCloy, N. Wilson, M. Henry, S. Henwood, K. Aboujaber Cranbourne : R. Jones, M. Thompson, R. George, R. Beadel, D. Watson, L. Holt Reserves Preliminary Final Doveton 3.8, 5.10, 6.14, (75) Pakenham 0.2, 1.2, 1.4, 1.6 (12) GOALS, Doveton : P. Dye 4, C. Gunn 2, P. Pullen 1, D. Welling 1, K. Grant 1, M. Mott 1; Pakenham : B. Hobson 1 BEST, Doveton : M. Mott, B. Virgona, S. Semmens, M. Pearson, C. Gunn, P. Dye Pakenham : N. Henwood, M. Wouters, R. McQualter, D. Hershaft, L. Leeves, A. Drake Under 18 s Preliminary Final Devon Meadows 3.2, 7.3, 8.5, 10.8 (68) Berwick 1.2, 2.3, 3.6, 4.8 (32) GOALS, Devon Meadows : D. Paterson 2, D. Green 2, P. Harmes 1, S. McInnes 1, D. Alanis 1, D. Mitchell 1, B. Wapshott 1, R. Bean 1; Berwick: T. Gunn 1, S. Morey 1, N. Sear 1, J. Buntine 1 BEST, Devon Meadows : J. Cohen, M. Duggan, B. Wapshott, D. Green, S. McInnes, D. Alanis Berwick : L. Burke, T. Brennan, C. Barnett, S. Morey, L. Reid, M. Wallace Casey Cardinia Grand Final (held Saturday 19 September) Seniors Doveton v Pakenham Reserves Doveton v Beaconsfield Under 18 Narre Warren v Devon Meadows Since 1908 MPNFL 59

28 Historians PENINSULA FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION BEST & FAIREST LEADING GOAL KICKERS PREMIERS YEAR NAME CLUB VOTES LEADING GOALS CLUB GOALS 1908 S. Wilson Dromana 12 Hastings 1909 Davescoe Hastings 17 Hastings 1910 Boag Box Frankston 24 Hastings 1911 Boag Box Frankston 16 Frankston 1912 Cauldwell Mornington 14 Hastings 1913 Percy Thornell Somerville 24 Hastings 1914 Tom Harrison Mornington 26 Hastings 1915 Tom Gibney Mornington 29 Mornington 1919 Rod Birch Mornington 47 Frankston 1920 Jim Bolger Frankston 25 Mornington 1921 Frank Comer Carrum 27 Carrum 1922 Rod Birch Mornington 51 Frankston 1923 Ted Reynolds Frankston 23 Frankston 1924 William Patterson Mornington 64 Navy 1925 Norm Unthank Somerville 48 Navy 1926 C. Everett Navy 62 Navy 1927 Arthur Craven Mornington Neville Baxter Frankston 34 Mornington 1928 Arthur Craven Mornington W. Thorpe Hastings 60 Somerville Bert Aust Dromana 1929 Les Mentiplay Hastings 64 Sorrento 1930 Les Mentiplay Hastings 56 Navy 1931 Len Webster Frankston 39 Frankston 1932 Neville Baxter Frankston 64 Navy 1933 K. Davies Navy 36 Sorrento YEAR NAME CLUB VOTES LEADING GOALS CLUB GOALS 1934 Cliff Harry Mornington 25 Jack Mc Millan Hastings 93 Hastings 1935 Fred Gamble Navy 12 Jack Mc Millan Hastings 76 Sorrento 1936 Robert Staff Frankston 26 Fred Volk Sorrento 91 Navy 1937 Peter Currie Morn/Som 9 Roy Hodgins Hast/Tyabb 55 Frankston 1938 Peter Currie Mornington 16 William Sinclair Frankston 103 Frankston 1939 Kevin O Brien Somerville 15 Mack Carmichael Hastings 71 Frankston 1940 Cliff Harry Mornington William Gomm Som/Baxter 35 S ville-baxter 1941 Ray Denham Frankston 78 Frankston 1946 Ron Aik Seaford Ray Denham Frankston 55 Hastings 1947 John Coleman Hastings John Coleman Hastings 118 Hastings 1948 Robert Stone Hastings 24 John Coleman Hastings 147 Hastings 1949 R. Dickson Navy 13 R. Dickson Navy 54 Frankston 1950 Robert Stone Hastings 36 Les Watts Seaford 88 Mornington 1951 Vic Woinarski Seaford 20 Les Watts Seaford 97 Seaford 1952 Robert Stone Hastings 25 Keith Ricardo Frankston 92 Frankston 1953 Robert Stone Hastings 23 Les Watts Seaford 94 Sorrento 1954 George Hoult Crib Point 20 Gordon Williams Mornington 53 Seaford 1955 Jack Denham Mornington 20 John Magennis Seaford 48 Navy 1956 Merv Brooks Navy 28 Brian Callahan Pearcedale 103 Seaford 60 MPNFL Since 1908 MPFL BEST & FAIREST LEADING GOAL KICKERS PREMIERS

29 MPFL continued Historians BEST & FAIREST LEADING GOAL KICKERS PREMIERS 1957 Reg Larsen Mornington 24 John Preston Mornington 87 Crib Point Vic Woinarski Seaford William Stevens Carrum 25 Alec Stapleton Carrum 65 Crib Point 1959 Vic Woinarski Seaford 25 Alec Stapleton Carrum 77 Carrum 1960 Graeme Alderson Seaford 15 Don Hart Mornington 97 Mornington 1961 Geoff Howells Hastings 18 Don Hart Mornington 89 Frankston 1962 Reg Renwick Mornington 26 Norm Baker Mornington 95 Chelsea 1963 Felix Strakhov Hastings 21 M. Myers Sorrento 64 Chelsea 1964 Kevin Wilson Seaford 22 Robert Hough Chelsea 43 Sorrento 1965 Ian I Anson Carrum 14 Travis Payze Frankston 54 Edi-Asp 1966 Ross Corby Sorrento 22 Robert Hough Chelsea 55 Chelsea 1967 Ross Corby Sorrento 18 R. Hankinson Carrum 49 Chelsea 1968 Ron Stubbs Carrum 34 Leigh Mathews Chelsea 64 Chelsea 1969 Keith Robins Edi Asp 30 G. Lowery Sorrento 72 Sorrento 1970 Keith Robins Edi Asp 31 Brian Elphingstone Seaford 68 Seaford 1971 Ross Corby Sorrento 28 Robert Hough Chelsea 71 Mornington 1972 Max Quanchi Mornington 22 Les Seeley Carrum 85 Hastings 1973 Geoff Jones Seaford 30 Ian Shaw Mornington 83 Carrum 1974 Ron Stubbs Carrum 27 Alec Edmund Mt Eliza 72 Carrum 1975 Robert Burns Hastings 19 Les Seeley Carrum 78 Hastings 1976 Ross Enbom Mt Eliza 21 Kevin Mc Clean Chelsea 75 Hastings 1977 Barry Graham Frankston 22 Robet Bourne Edi Asp 77 Hastings 1978 Ken Beck Seaford 22 Pat Flaherty Frankston 66 Edi-Asp 1979 Geoff Roberts Sorrento 18 John Hall Mt Eliza 70 Sorrento 1980 Glenn Moulton Edi Asp 38 Gilbert Vanderveen Sorrento 83 Sorrento 1981 Paul Theobald Chelsea 19 Steve Jones Seaford 111 Seaford 1982 Dale Carpenter Chelsea 15 Trevor Lloyd Rye 73 Rye 1983 Greg Wade Rye 18 Andrew Callaghan Sorrento 73 Mt Eliza 1984 Michael Nardino Mornington 19 Andrew Norris Pines 82 Mornington 1985 Alby Smedts Rye 16 John Hunter Seaford 76 Seaford 1986 Brendon Rooney Mt Eliza 23 Dave Baker Chelsea 71 Chelsea MPNFL FIRST DIVISION BEST & FAIREST LEADING GOAL KICKERS PREMIERS YEAR NAME CLUB VOTE LEADING GOALS CLUB GOALS 1987 George Martin Hastings 19 Dave Baker Chelsea 81 Chelsea 1988 Brett Wright Edi Asp 20 Dave Baker Chelsea 71 Pines 1989 Mick Bartholomew Edi Asp 24 Simon Goosey Mornington 99 Edi-Asp 1990 Adam Woinarski Mt Eliza 16 Dave Aitcheson Chelsea 64 Chelsea Graham Savage Chelsea Paul Theobald YCW 22 Tony Morwood Rye 86 Frankston YCW 1992 Peter Geddes Edi Asp 21 Richard Whitfield YCW 129 Frankston YCW Alan Barnes Rye Jason Marsh Seaford 18 Ricky Blainey Chelsea 81 Frankston YCW 1994 Scott Bingley YCW 17 Craig Dale Edi Asp 103 Pines Daniel Chrichton Mornington 17 Since 1908 MPNFL 61

30 Historians 62 MPNFL Since 1908 MPNFL PREMIER DIVISION BEST & FAIREST YEAR NAME CLUB VOTE LEADING GOALS CLUB GOALS 1995 Joe Rugolo Chelsea 21 Frank Rugolo Chelsea 106 Hastings 1996 Paul Williams Pines 31 Simon Goosey Mornington 106 Mornington 1997 Paul Theobald YCW 20 Simon Goosey Mornington 139 Frankston YCW 1998 Laurie Knott Mornington 15 Simon Goosey Mornington 100 Mornington Chris Garrett Cranbourne 15 LEADING GOAL KICKERS 1999 Leigh Capsalis Cranbourne 25 Simon Goosey Mornington 133 Edi-Asp 2000 Brendon Moore Pines 24 Simon Goosey Mornington 113 Edi-Asp 2001 Chris Kercheval Hastings 24 Simon Goosey Mornington 101 Mornington 2002 Murray Peel Mornington 19 Simon Goosey Mornington 123 Edi-Asp 2003 Michael Cain Rosebud 27 Simon Goosey Mornington 112 Frankston YCW 2004 Greg Doyle Rye 21 Simon Goosey Mornington 100 Mornington MPNFL PENINSULA FOOTBALL LEAGUE PREMIERS BEST & FAIREST LEADING GOAL KICKERS PREMIERS YEAR NAME CLUB VOTE LEADING GOALS CLUB GOALS 2005 Tim Scott Branagan Chelsea 20 Simon Goosey Mornington 113 Mt Eliza 2006 Anthony Lewis Chelsea 21 Laurie Knott Mornington 62 Chelsea Bevan Malloy Karingal Doug Scott Karingal 20 Micheal Kraska Seaford 68 Seaford Tim Mannix Edi-Asp Chris Irving Seaford 19 Daniel Clarke Seaford 59 Seaford 2009 Chris Irving Seaford 29 Michael Kraska Seaford 84 Drawn Finals The only Final to be replayed in cases of a draw will be the Senior (1st XVIII) Grand Final. Refer to the following rule in case of a draw in the other finals games In the event of scores being level at the elapsed time, the timekeepers are instructed to sound the siren. The field umpires shall then. a) Direct the goal umpires to consult with each other as to the correct score. Teams are required to stay on the ground until goal umpires confirm scores correct. b) On receiving confirmation that the scores are level instruct both captains that the match shall recommence with the teams kicking to the same end as in the final quarter and that two five minute periods (with time on) shall be played with teams exchanging ends after the first five minute period immediately after the siren sounds. c) Consult both captains as to their readiness to recommence the match. d) Hold the ball aloft to indicate to the timekeepers that the match is about to recommence. e) The timekeeper shall then sound the siren and the match will recommence. f) In the event of scores being level after the two five minute periods, a further two five minute periods (with time on) shall be played with clubs exchanging ends after the first five minute period. This process shall continue until there is a result. Coaches are not permitted to address players at any stage after the three-quarter time interval.

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