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1 Office Talk It is half time in the 2011 Office Talk MPNFL season and time to assess where we are at as players, clubs, competitions and as a league. In general the MPNFL is rolling along nicely. Highlights to date include the magnificent interleague win over the Ovens & Murray League by the MPNFL Sharks along with a successful start to netball in Peninsula League after a long and, at times frustrating, set-up period. Congratulations to all those at every club who have had both the foresight and determination to be the trail-blazers in this effort. Netball now looks to be embedded in all three leagues and we are sure that all clubs will benefit from this now and in the future. A quick snapshot of club administrators and others who frequent the office also suggests that games across all three competitions have generally been well supported in relation to crowds. That is particularly the case in so-called big games each round, and most of those contests have lived up to the hype surrounding them. There have been exceptions to that of course, and it is up to every club to encourage their members and supporters to be part of the club and make a winter afternoon at the local footy a ritual, as it has been across the district for generations past. Cranbourne is again the team to beat in the Casey Cardinia League, but contenders are still lining up and, as usual, the competition for a spot in the five in that league is likely to go down to the wire. In Peninsula League Frankston YCW has put on a display of dominance seldom seen anywhere, but the fact that it is only half ay through the season will keep rival coaches plotting their downfall for a fair few weeks to come yet. Over in Nepean League there has been a bit of a reshuffle with Rye s strong recruiting campaign paying off to date. This looks to be the most even of the three leagues on paper and there is plenty of water to flow under the bridge yet. Overall on-field behaviour has been satisfactory to date but there is always room for improvement, particular in the under 18s and Colts competitions. For some reason this problem often occurs as the colder and shorter days set in and coaches and player mentors at every club need to emphasise the importance of playing within both the rules and the spirit of the game to all sides at this juncture. In the end, missing a game or games because of a thoughtless or undisciplined act is just plain stupid. Finally, congratulations to coach Shona Osborne and the MPNFL Netball side who represented the league so proudly at last weekend s W. M. Loud tournament at the State Netball Centre. Our girls finished with a 3 win 2 loss record from their five games on Sunday and finished second in their pool, just missing progression to the finals round. Good luck to all clubs this weekend. facebook.com-mpnfl TEXT AROUND THE GROUND 1/4 BY 1/4 FOOTY SCORES TO 3RPP HOTLINE 04299FOOTY that s Disclaimer & Copyright All editorial material and photographs are prepared by the MPNFL Media Relations Office, published in the MPNFL Football Record are subject to copyright laws and may not be reproduced without the permission of the MPNFL. The Football Record is designed and printed for the MPNFL by: Print Scene Pty Ltd The contents of this program have been carefully compiled by Print Scene Pty Ltd and the Mornington Peninsula Nepean Football League and are believed to be correct at the time of publication. Print Scene Pty Ltd and its staff will not be held responsible whatsoever for any errors or omissions. Factory 1/12 Govan St, Seaford 3198 Tel: Fax: sales@printscene.com.au STARTING TIMES Admissions Colts: 8.30am Adults $9.00 Under 18 s: 10.15am Concession* $5.00 Reserves: 12.15pm Under 16 Free Seniors: 2.15 pm. Record $1.00 * (upon providing card) (Social Security Aged Pension Card Holders and Student Photo ID Card Holders Only). * Healthcare cards not accepted Photos supplied by YANNI, SPORTSTREND, STAR NEWSPAPER GROUP SCOTT MEMERY and other contributors. 2/68 Station Street, Somerville PO Box 468, Somerville 3912 Tel: Fax: suej@mpnfl.com.au Web: Since 1908 MPNFL 3

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3 Historians 10 years ago today This week we look back some 10 years to football as it was June 23rd 2001 according to the record of the day. The Mornington Peninsula Nepean Football League operated under 3 grades Premier, Peninsula and Nepean with promotion relegation applied between the 3 competitions. At round 9 the half way mark of the season in Premier had the ladder headed by Karingal with 8 wins, then Mornington, Chelsea and Rosebud all 6 wins. Outside the four was YCW with 5 wins and a draw, Pines 5 wins followed by Hastings 4 and a draw then Rye 3, Edi Asp 1 win and on the bottom without a victory was Hampton Park. In Peninsula League 8 rounds had been played Mt Eliza on top with 7 wins then Seaford with 6, Tyabb and Doveton 5 wins made up the four. Narre Warren and Frankston were next on 4 wins, followed by Devon Meadows, Cranbourne and Berwick on 3 and Keysborough without a win. The Nepean Division ladder was headed by Crib Point with 8 wins from 9 games ahead of Bonbeach by a game, then on 6 wins were Langwarrin and Pearcedale. Outside the four were Sorrento and Somerville with 5 wins then Dingley on 4, Red Hill 3, Carrum Downs 1 and Dromana without a win. As you can see lots of change has occurred in the ten years two clubs gone Dingley and Carrum Downs whilst we have added Pakenham, Beaconsfield, ROC and Tooradin. Many changes of leagues have occurred in just one decade, what will the next ten years bring, that is the question? Looking at the coaches in 2001 it is interesting to see 2 coaches remain and ironically they are both back after time at the helm at other clubs Tony Blackford and Mark Hustwaite. In Premier League Rye was led by Paul Williams, Karingal Dean Burnell, Mornington Simon Goosey, Pines Brendan Moore, Hampton Park Mick O Brien and Peter Wood, Rosebud Mark Hustwaite, YCW Peter Freeman, Hastings Leigh Carpenter, Edi Asp, Brett Wright and Chelsea Paul Hopgood. In Peninsula the leaders were Frankston Tony Blackford, Berwick, Jack Marshall, Keysborough Dave Paten, Cranbourne Mick Fogarty, Devon Meadows, Rod Keogh, Seaford, Sean Millane, Narre Warren Peter Bastinac, Doveton Stuart Batten, Tyabb Eddie Fischer, Mt Eliza John Dugdale. Whilst in Nepean, Crib Point Andrew Shannon, Bonbeach Mick Hill, Red Hill Shane Rayment, Sorrento Ken Ingram, Pearcedale Matthew Benwell, Langwarrin Paul Gay, Dingley Paul Garden, Somerville Paul Smit, Carrum Downs Tony Rowe and Dromana Alan Meaney. The local tipsters were Macca, Wing and Prayer, Phanton, Tea Lady and Toe Punt Leading the goal kicking in Premier was Danny Mc Carthy of Chelsea in the seniors, Matthew Meagher of YCW reserves and Robbie Lancaster Chelsea in the unders. The Peninsula leaders were Steve Tobin Doveton seniors, Steven Stokes Doveton reserves and Christopher Lacey Keysborough in the under 18 s. In Nepean the goal table was headed by George Gorozidis Bonbeach in the seniors, Matthew Poore Langwarrin in the reserves and Luke Ellery of Somerville in the unders. The player of the year awarded by the goal umpires was led by David George Karingal in Premier, Mark Glenn Mt Eliza in Peninsula and Clint Sylvio Sorrento in Nepean. Looking at some of the names playing in the Under 18 s at each club throws up several who have gone on to be prominent senior players and not always at their home club, just a few from Premier League at Chelsea were Joseph Garner and Rob Lancaster, at Edi Asp Beau Turner, Hampton Park Kevin Mc Lean and Nathan Dawes, Hastings Richie Vandenham, Karingal Ryan Jencke, Mornington Byron Murphy, Jason Matthews, Chris Paxino and Michael Gillis, Pines Chris Guganovic, Rosebud Tom Miller and Ryan Spooner, Rye Andrew Dunn and YCW Daniel Waddell. In Peninsula we had Tim Joustra at Berwick, Devon Meadows Jess Dehey, Andrew Cotton, Scott Young, Aaron Pike and Ryan Davey, Doveton Aaron Henwood and Callum Pattie, Frankston Shawn Wilkie, Matt Wells and Shane Vandervalk, Mt Eliza Darren Booth and Adam Lourey, Narre Warren Kim Aboujaber, Daniel Field, Michael Mc Gill, Clay Peresso and Michael Collins, Seaford Dean Kemble and Joe Hallal, Tyabb Hayden Turner, and at Keysborough Chris Capsalis, Sean Witherden and Mark Osborne. In Nepean we had Brad Watson and Michael Cook at Crib Point, Dromana Paul Minchington and Michael Hunter, Somerville Lee Martin and Daniel Boyd, Sorrento Heath Cameron, Ben Winters Kerr, Ben Mc Cormack, Scott Cameron and Trevor Mattison, Red Hill Aaron Holmes and Michael Holmes, Bonbeach Sam Rouette, Langwarrin Brett Harris whilst Carrum Downs and Pearcedale did not have sides. Looking at the tribunal it was a busy week with 16 cases on the agenda most accepting the two weeks, notables of the day appearing were Troy Shannon, Juan Merchan, Steve Coates, Karem Baskaya, Justin Hamilton, Jason Lowe, Cam Holzer, Dean Mc Carthy and Lee Palmer. Little Arnie was still a feature of the record which was free with entry of $7.00. Since 1908 MPNFL 5

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5 Peninsula Preview TIGERS PURRING ON a three-game tear, SEAFORD should continue its surge up the ladder by beating LANGWARRIN today. If the Tigers can get over the second-bottom Langy, they then play three of their next four games at home. By mid-july, the Tigers could really be snarling. Seaford showed great spirit last week to come from five goals down at half-time and beat Bonbeach by 7 points. Michael Kraska has really hit his straps and Dean Kemble played his best game of the season last week. Langwarrin has been disappointing so far, registering only one win, and must somehow find a spark. Youngsters Jarryd Amalfi and Andy Johnson have provided a rare ray of hope while former Frankston and Seaford star Kane Taylor has been Langy s best player. But they need support. After looming as a top-three contender on the back of a 4-1 start to the season, EDITHVALE-ASPENDALE has got the wobbles in recent weeks, dropping two of its past three. A 107-point thumping from YCW last week was a stark reality check. Today, Troy Shannon s Eagles get the chance to regroup get back on the winner s list when they host cellar dweller MORNINGTON. Unbeaten in four home games this season, Edi-Asp should be able to post a sizeable win today to be poised strongly at 6-3 at the halfway mark. Look for exciting youngster Bradley Tagg to add to his 26 goals while Nick Connellan and Tim Mannix showed good form against YC last week. Mornington has threatened to win a game but has still had no joy, although the slick form of Keith O Brien, Kyle Brouwer and Scotty Matthews has pleased Bulldogs fans. CHELSEA completed a stunning 191-point turnaround in the space of seven days last week when it thumped Mornington by 84 points. Back in second spot, the Seagulls can entrench themselves as the main danger to YCW by beating PINES today. Chelsea has had the wood on the Pythons for several years. You have to go back to the first half of the 2008 season to find the last time Pines beat the Gulls. Coming off their season-best score, Jason Chapple s Seagulls should have too much fire power for the young Pythons. Chris Worner and Luke Damon have kicked 45 goals between them and will cause the Pythons defence concerns today. Pines have had a challenging month, coming up against YCW, Karingal and now Chelsea, and although they haven t quite measured up they continue to earn respect. Jimmy Messina is back to the blistering form he showed before getting injured last season while recruit Michael Curcio has provided a presence up forward with 17 goals. MT ELIZA meets the mighty FRANKSTON YCW today in the first of four consecutive games for the Redlegs at their temporary home base at Alexandra Park. While the Mounties would have been buoyed by its spirited win over Langwarrin last week, it s hard to see them worrying the undefeated Stonecats who haven t had a loss in over a year. However, it will be interesting to see how YC goes without their champion ruckman Ash Eames, who injured his knee last week. Depth is YCW s strength, though, and you d expect the likes of Dale Carroll, Steve Meagher or Brad Ulms to step up. Awesome, the Stonecats have won five of their past six games by 102 points or more. At Ballam Park, KARINGAL and BONBEACH will battle it out for a top-three spot at the halfway mark of the season. RPP Netball Football Radio Netball Show Saturdays 8.30am am MPNFL Footy Show Saturdays 9.00am am Match of the day Broadcast 1.45pm pm Match of the Day: Saturday 25 June Karingal v Bonbeach Outside Broadcast Van Transported Courtesy of A.W. Panels Smash Repairs (03) Phone: (03) Web: Since 1908 MPNFL 7

6 Peninsula Preview Both enter the game with 5-3 records, having put announced themselves as finals contenders. Karingal probably should have won its past five. As it is the Bulls have won their past four and lost the other by a point when they had their chances to win. Brendan Dunne has his side going well and they are always harder to beat on their home turf. The Bulls did stitch-up Bonbeach twice last season, but the Sharks are better this year and will be keen to atone. One of Bonbeach s strengths this season has been its wide range of goal-kicking options. Four players have kicked 13 goals or more, while the fearless, in-andunder style of Daniel Smith has set a high standard for all Sharks. With Karingal again without Brendon Lade, you sense this is Bonbeach s chance to take the Bulls scalp. STONECATS FIGHT IN THE UNDER 18s FRANKSTON YCW showed plenty of fight to get the points last week, with Ash Fenech and Tom Hoeft leading the way. Now the Stonecats can move into the top three by beating MT ELIZA. SEAFORD had a strong win last week and loom as a sneaky hope against LANGWARRIN, especially if Chris Brooking, Anthony Caruso and Brendan Doyle maintain their hot form. A narrow loss hurt EDITHVALE-ASPENDALE last week and they can expect a tough contest from MORNING- TON, which dropped its first game last week. CHELSEA should boost its finals hopes by beating PINES. SEAGULLS SOAR IN THE RESERVES CHELSEA played some of its best footy of the season early last week and a repeat would see the Seagulls account for PINES. Matt Gardiner struck form last week while Matt Elliott and premiership player Patrick Donnellan continue to play starring roles. KARINGAL has run into form but faces a stern challenge against third-placed BONBEACH. Pleasingly for the Bulls, promising players Justin Smith, Jack Johnson and Aaron Jack have been kicking goals and leading the charge. SEAFORD will struggle against an impressive LANG- WARRIN, who have been ignited by Aaron Shaw (8 goals last week), Shane Boyington and Matty Poore. MT ELIZA has been struggling and will find it hard against unbeaten FRANKSTON YCW. There won t be a lot between EDITHVALE-ASPENDALE and MORNINGTON, a couple of genuine finals contenders. PENINSULA Tipsters Bryan Mace Frankston Dolphins Chelsea Edi-Asp Frankston YCW Seaford Bonbeach 29 Michael Voss RPP Chelsea Edi-Asp Frankston YCW Seaford Karingal 30 Tony Vagg MPNFL Chairman Chelsea Edi-Asp Frankston YCW Seaford Karingal 27 Luke Tapscott No. 35 Melbourne FC Chelsea Edi-Asp Frankston YCW Seaford Bonbeach 26 Simon McEvoy Leader Newspaper Chelsea Edi-Asp Frankston YCW Seaford Bonbeach 29 8 MPNFL Since 1908

7 Peninsula Ladder Team P W L D B For Agst % Pts Frankston YCW Chelsea Karingal Bonbeach Edi-Asp Pines Seaford Mt Eliza Langwarrin Mornington Team P W L D B For Agst % Pts Frankston YCW Langwarrin Bonbeach Chelsea Mornington Edi-Asp Karingal Seaford Pines Mt Eliza Under 18 s Team P W L D B For Agst % Pts Mornington Langwarrin Seaford Frankston YCW Edi-Asp Chelsea Bonbeach Mt Eliza Pines Seniors Name Goal Kickers club Rnd Tot Bradley Wakeling Langwarrin 4 32 Bradley Tagg Edi-Asp 1 26 David Bodley Frankston YCW 5 25 Luke Damon Chelsea 3 24 Michael Kraska Seaford 6 24 Michael Chaplin Frankston YCW 2 21 Christopher Worner Chelsea 6 21 Dylan Hoare Frankston YCW 2 21 Paul Simpson Mornington 0 21 Shaun White Pines 0 19 Darren Rochford Bonbeach 2 19 Thomas Shaw Seaford 0 19 Brendon Lade Karingal 0 19 Reserves Name club Rnd Tot Chris Barker Frankston YCW 6 18 Dale Donkin Bonbeach 2 15 Matthew Poore Langwarrin 4 15 Luke Manders Chelsea 0 14 Andrew Borrie Langwarrin 0 13 Calhan McQueen Bonbeach 0 13 Jack Roberts Langwarrin 1 13 Ryan Campbell Edie-Asp 0 12 Aaron Shaw Langwarrin 8 12 William Casey Pines 0 10 Under 18 s Name club Rnd Tot Jackson Calder Mornington 3 20 Zak Gibson Frankston YCW 1 16 Bradley Murfett Bonbeach 1 15 Nicholas Newman Mornington 0 15 Luke Tanner Langwarrin 1 14 Taylor Smith Langwarrin 2 11 Angus Macquire Edi-Asp 1 11 James Symons Seaford 1 11 Joshua Newman Mornington 1 10 Todd Gardiner Chelsea 3 10 Club Championship Club Snrs Res U18 s Total Frankston YCW Chelsea Bonbeach Edi-Asp Seaford Langwarrin Karingal Pines Mornington Mt Eliza Since 1908 MPNFL 9

8 chelsea Seniors Coach: Jason Chapple Reserves Coach: Neil Johnson Under 18 s Coach: Steve Gardiner Secretary: Jan Mildenhall Colours: Navy Blue & White Chelsea Reserve, Beardsworth Ave, Chelsea Melways: 68 B6. Tel GOODALL David 2 SIVIJS James 3 STOKALL Luke 4 LEWIS Anthony 5 McLEOD Scott 6 HARRISON Steve 7 IRISH Taylor 8 CARMODY Nigel 9 LANGENBERG Brad 10 BIAGI David CLARK Jason 13 FINEMORE Ben 14 WORNER Chris 15 NANAPOULOS James 16 STEWART Ryan 17 SALEM Michael 18 ABDALLAH Nizam 19 SINGH Eric 20 GARDINER Matt 21 DAMON Luke 22 JOHNSON Nathan 23 UNSWORTH Daniel 24 GREGG Rory 25 O DELL Chris 26 BRUHN Anthony 27 LANCASTER Rob 28 ALLSEP Nick 29 MAGGS Shane 30 HATZIS Chris 31 TREW Grant Seniors 10 MPNFL Since ELLIOTT Matt 33 HODGE Jason 34 POWELL Jackson 35 DONNELLAN Pat 36 BORN Daniel 37 HODGE Dale 38 MANDERS Luke 39 SHEDLOCK Aaron 40 ANDERSON Adam 41 TORCASIO Matthew 42 CONLON Gareth 43 LAY James 44 SCHOBER Jarrad 45 CLARK Luke 46 JAMES Todd 47 DYER Michael 48 NIGHTINGALE Mark 49 LEYSHAN Steve 50 GARDINER Todd 51 O KEEFE Daniel 52 McCORMACK Cody 53 CHARITY Chris SAMPSON Leigh 58 SHELTON Luke RYAN Nick SCORES SNRS RES U18 s 1 CORCORAN Jake (DVC) 2 GARDINER Todd (VC) 3 DYER Ryan 4 MAXWELL James 5 JAMES Nathan (C) 6 CASPERSZ Luke 7 CLARK Brad (DVC) 8 ARTHUR Jackson (DVC) 9 MAXWELL Jared 10 ATWELL Jordan 11 SMITH Michael 12 DODSON Callum 13 TALARICO Harrison 14 GRAHAM Zac 15 BENNETT Josh 16 PONTON Matthew KANE Patrick (DVC) 19 KENNEDY Chris 20 CAMERON Michael Under 18 s 21 DONNET Shaun 22 TATU Sterling 23 CHADWICK Rhys 24 PONTON Ryan 25 CONLON Kyle 26 HATZIS Mark O REILLY Jack GRAHAM Connor P-P-P-P NIGHT ON JULY 2ND!!! Pimps, P**fs & Prostitutes Night a chance for Chaps to get out his favourite clothes and the rest of us to find a costume and come along for a big night. $10 entry, there will be prizes for best dressed, a DJ, free drink on arrival for all Prostitutes and happy hour at the bar from 8:30-9:30pm. Let s pack the room out and start the second half of the year with a bang!!! Other important dates that you should be marking boldly in your diary are; LEWY the club on August 13th. Make sure you let family and friends of this date as it s always a favourite. CHELSEA GALA CENTENARY Chelsea RSL on August 6th. Tickets are selling very fast and people are being encouraged to organise tables ASAP to avoid disappointment. See Judy or Debbie, or alternatively you can book online through the clubs website. It was great to walk away from Mornington with three great wins last weekend. A special mention to Stevie G s Under 18 s who had a fantastic win over the undefeated top side. Hopefully all three grades are celebrating wins tonight upstairs after the game, it will be a fantastic way to finish the first half of the season. Don t forget for all your seagull news check the clubs website < There you will find details of how to order the soon to be released Chelsea Grit and also a full list of our generous sponsors who help make the season possible including A W PANELS who have been very loyal to the club for many years.

9 Pines 1 LUDEWIG Corey 2 THACKER Luke 3 GOWER Daniel 4 ALEXANDER Kane 5 SHAND Jeromy 6 EDWARDS Sam 7 SWANBOROUGH Nathaniel 8 MORRIS Jack 9 TROTTER Steve 10 READ Jack 11 HUGHES John 12 LOOMS Jack 13 McLEOD Nathan 14 GRONHERT Nathan Under 18 s Seniors held the Bulls to rein til half time but then fell away to a 29pt loss. Reserves managed only two goals in their 79pt loss with coach Paul Wilson describing the team as the weirdest that he has ever coached and he wasn t joking. Congratulations to Chelsea FC on reaching 100 years of competition but we cannot of course wish you all the best for today. We first played the Gulls in the very first game of 1984, the year that we were promoted to the higher grade MPFL and we were defeated. It was a bitter start but we battled on, made amends for that loss in Rd 10, made the grand final (our fifth in a row) but lost out to Morn ton. Today we meet for the 59th time (won 27, lost 30, 1d) so let s improve on that. Our highest snr goals was by Reegan Stubbs,12 in Rd 18, Young Nath Swanborough may be still out for a few weeks according to his dad Peter, one of our senior trainers. Did you know that Peter played 108 senior games with Crib Point before coming to Pines, playing 18 reserves games (2004,05). Sort of puts the lid on that old adage of trainers don t know how to play football. Keep up the good work Peter and if you need advice see Bourbon Breath but keep your hands in your pockets. The Yarra cruise dinner dance July 2 is followed on July 23 with the ever popular Pines Idol Nite. You may have noticed that the notice that on the noticeboard is now noticeably missing. Some of the acts entered on the page looked exciting and it may just be that Lance and Peter will need to be on duty. A personal request, could the officials and players engaged in the thoughtless act of dumping, dropping or throwing club jumpers on the change room floor please refrain from doing so. Not only is it sacrilege but also a disgrace upon the jumper that you should be proud of. Welcome to new sponsor, Jetts Fitness Centre. You ll see me there on the Roman rings, it s great. They join our many other sponsors of to who we are most grateful. The Last Bud Seniors Coach: Gary Connolly Reserves Coach: Paul Wilson Under 18 s Coach: Jason Morse Secretary: Leanne Morse Colours: Green & Red Eric Bell Reserve, Forrest Drive, North Frankston Melways: 99 J9. Tel MESSINA Jamie (SC) 2 TAYLOR Steven 3 STEWART Shaun 4 GUGANOVIC Chris 5 MARRINER Adam 6 EDWARDS Jonathon 7 RAMSDALE Darren 8 WADE Jarrod 9 PARKER Harley 10 HOULDCROFT Luke 11 BERRY Jake 12 TEDGE Dale 13 MALING Adam 14 WHITE Shaun 15 POTTS Trent 16 MORSE Jason 17 HEWITT Daniel 18 GUGANOVIC Jarryd 19 LUDEWIG Aaron 20 MARGUGLIO David 21 MARTIN Gary 22 HENDRY Guy 23 CURCIO Michael 24 PETERSON Leigh 25 McCLELLAND Jarryd 26 BRUNN Joel 27 NEVILLE Brendan (SVC) 28 PERRY Chad 29 McPHERSON Shaun 30 BISHOP Simon (RVC) Seniors Since McPHERSON Adam 32 PASTUSKA Travis (RC) 33 ALLEN Chris 34 HENDRY Beau 35 HOULDCROFT Jack BAYLISS Matthew 38 KILPATRICK Leigh 39 McCORMACK Corey GREEN Daniel (RVC) 42 CRADDOCK Anthony NUNN Nigel SCERRI Darren JORDON Jason 50 CASEY Will 51 PARSONS Eddie 52 HENDRY Gordon 53 CLANCY Hayden 54 STEWART Jarrod 55 ROMEO Jonathon 56 FALZON Daniel 57 CHALKLEY Rhys 58 BAKER Sam 59 JORDAN Ashley 60 BEGGS Nathan SCORES SNRS RES U18 s MPNFL 11

10 EDITHVALE-ASPENDALE Seniors Coach: Troy Shannon Reserves Coach: Mark McCulloch Under 18 s Coach: Edward Turner Secretary: Rod Houghton Colours: Navy Blue & White Regent Park. Fourth Avenue, Aspendale Melways: 92 K7. Tel OGIER Troy 2 DOUST Justin 3 HEYS Jeremy 4 DUNN Nathan 5 DERBYSHIRE Jordan 6 POORE Patrick 7 TURNER Beau (C) 8 COOKE Jamie 9 EDMUNDS Aaron 10 TAGG Bradley 11 TURNER Christian 12 PELLY Ben 13 MANNIX Steve 14 MANNIX Tim (VC) 15 SNASHALL Rowan 16 TURNER Sam 17 BOWDEN Brett (VC) 18 DOWNIE Brock 19 JUDD Warren 20 GOTT Ben 21 CONNELLAN Nicholas 22 OGIER Daniel 23 MUSCHALLI Zac 24 DALTON Alex 25 CHILDS Nick 26 CAMPBELL Ryan 27 CAMPBELL Jason 28 DALTON Joel 29 HOUGHTON Alex 30 CORMACK Stuart 31 HULME Beau Seniors 12 MPNFL Since STEEN Jack 33 FOLEY Lachlan 34 CUNNINGHAM Ryan 35 WATERS Bowen 36 JEWELL Josh 37 LELLO Adam 38 WADE Michael 39 GREGORY Jayden 40 WRAY Craig 41 WILSON Craig 42 GREGORY Stefan 43 DENT James 44 JONES Steve 45 WILSON Paul 46 EMMETT Daniel 47 WOODBRIDGE Todd 48 GRAVES Daniel 49 SNASHALL Ryley 50 BEDWELL Ryan 51 O DELL Jessie 52 WILSON Brett 53 LUXA Andrew 54 MAGUIRE Sam 55 MILLER Steve 56 BRUCE Travis 57 WILLIAMS Chris 58 MORO Adam 59 MAHMUTOVIC Tarik 60 COLES Ashley SCORES SNRS RES U18 s 1 LINDSAY Brad 2 MACQUIRE Gus (VC) 3 SCUOTTO Marcus 4 EVANS Nathan (C) 5 MALEY Sammy 6 WILSON Matt 7 Turner Tommy (DVC) 8 WILLS Todd 9 ALLAN Josh 10 HALL Ben 11 KELLY Sam 12 HOARE Tim 13 HOWARD Jake 14 MULLINS Mark 15 EVANS Jimmy 16 GILBERT Luke 17 CHAPMAN Billy 18 JAMIESON Shaun 19 WILLIAMS Ryan 20 PRAGT Jacko Under 18 s/colts 21 WATTERSON James 22 ARDERY Luke 23 SEWELL Chris 24 MALIROUS Yianni 25 MULLINGER Matt 26 MORO Luke 27 CAPIRON Jarred 28 TUKE Kieran 29 McCULLOCH Jake 30 YOUNG Calvin 31 CAMPBELL Kye 32 RIDDELL Mark 33 McNEIL Antony 34 ROCHFORD Josh 35 ROSS Kyle 36 RYAN Jarren 37 JAMIESON Patty 38 HOLLAND Daniel 39 KELLY Jordan 40 O HANLON Brett 41 COOLEY Ash 42 GREENWOOD Mark 43 ARCHER Ryan 44 KOVARIK Josh 45 SCOTT Angus 46 LAMB Tom 47 TRIPCONY Josh 48 FITZGERALD Nick On an early rainy morning last Saturday, our Colts recorded a great win against Frankston YCW. Best were Nick, Toby, Dog, Ant, Jack and Calvin. The thirds handled the conditions well and were playing with a lot of drive and urgency, but were pipped at the post. Best were Watto, Mark, Ryan A, Tom, Gus and Nev. The reserves had their chances in the game against the ladder leaders and are moving along well at this stage of the season. In the best Zac, Poyas, Bow, Woody, Stu and Mini. The seniors started well but were unable to maintain the pressure and lost to a better side on the day. Better players Whooper, Jamo, Blue, Craigy, Minse and Azza. We are in need of more helpers and workers at the club. We have a few fantastic volunteers, but more are needed. Supporters, members, mums and dads: you are needed to assist and give us a hand on Saturdays. We are having trouble getting our canteen fully staffed and there are plenty of small or big jobs to choose from! Parents and friends of the Colts, we also need your help on Saturdays mornings. Please have a think about this as it is your community club and we are in great need. Come down and ask for John, Wayne or Rod and we will be more than pleased to have you on board. Sponsor of the week: Thanks to Russell from Bendigo Community Bank at Aspendale Gardens. GO EAGLES

11 Mornington 1 NEWMAN Nick 2 BARTOLO Matt 3 CALDER Jackson 4 PODLESNY Kristian 5 REIDY Brendon 6 McEVOY Luke 7 CAMERON Hayden 8 SPEEDY Adrian 9 SMITH Alex 10 DICKSON Jack 11 ROLLS Tom 12 CONNELL Josh 13 COX Jack 14 NEWMAN Josh 15 MARSHALL Alex 16 WYNNE Ky 17 WILLIAMS Chris 18 MILLS James 19 TURNBELL Jack 20 HOGG Tom Under 18 s/colts 21 VERCOE Daniel JAENSCH Jack 42 TAYLOR Nick 23 MORSSINKHOF Jake CUNNINGHAM Dean 44 WALKER Brad 25 PETERS Rhys 45 BROWN Josh 26 MOODY Sam 46 BRODIE Hayden 27 CAMERON James 51 STEVENS Jake 28 COX Ben 52 OLDENBERGER Jacob 29 SHIPP Tristan 53 SOUTER Josh 30 DAMON Stewart 54 CRANNER Matt 31 WOODS Daniel 55 BURTON Glen 32 SUSTA-ZMEGAC Dylan 56 WAUGH Nathan 33 SCOTT James 57 LARDNER Tom 34 LACEY Matt 58 WALSH Jordon BARRY Jordon CHANDLER Lauchlan 37 CROSSELY Jordon 61 HILL Ben 38 JORDON Mitchell BROCK Matthew 39 MARCH Brenton COOPER Simon 40 WHITFIELD Lachie The day started well at Doggieland last Saturday with Pagga s colts recording a gutsy win over the unbeaten Narre Warrenwith scores tied up deep in the last quarter the boys toughed it out to get the points, with Ben Cox, James Mills and Matt Lacey leading from the front. But that s where our success ended with the Unders going down by a narrow margin and both senior teams missing on the chocolates. Three players made their senior debut- Nick Newman up from the under 18 s-braedon Money and Brodie Duff from Red Hill - a son of former stylish Doggie wingman Richard. - all boys acquitted themselves well. In the twos Michael McGowan,Wellsy,Wassa and Stuart Cunningham did well and in the Under 18,s Alex Smith, Son of Sidey (3 majors) Simon Cooper and Daniel Vercoe showed out. Congratulations to Alex Smith and Matthew Bartolo on their Spirit of Sports award presented by the Victorian Police. On the social scene the Ladies Day was a great success and a big thank you goes out to Jenny Robinson and Stacey for all their hard work to make it happen. Sponsor of the Week. SuperPages 8/216 Main St Mornington tel SuperPages is an attractive, dynamic and easy-to-use product complemented by a state of the art website wwwsuperpages. com.au Today lets give it our best shot! GO DOGS! Seniors Coach: Josh Beard Reserves Coach: Matthew Benwell Under 18 s Coach: John Sloan Colts Coach: Mark Paganoni Secretary: Allison Dillon Colours: Royal Blue, Red & White Alexandra Park Main St, Mornington Melways: 104 E12. Tel PAXINO Chris (C) 2 SMITH Ryan 3 TOMZCAK Brendon 4 EDWARDS Ben 5 POWELL Simon 6 SIMPSON Paul 7 JENCKE Ryan 8 MATTHEWS Scott (C) 9 10 DEBERNARDI Aidan 11 HADDOCK Jai 12 CORDEUX Justin 13 DAVISON Warren 14 MATTHEWS Jason (VC) 15 BAKER Chris 16 SEARLE Callum 17 GOODA Nick 18 MATHEWSON ALEKS 19 HOLT Byron 20 WILLIAMS Mitchell 21 WRIGHT Shane 22 HIPWELL Cameron 23 DADDS Paul 24 McDONALD Mark 25 McKENZIE Matthew COAKER Leigh 28 MACGOWAN Michael 29 McCARTHY Kris 30 RIXON Aaron 31 O BRIEN Keith Seniors Since BROUWER Kyle 33 PALEY Kane BARBERA Nick 36 McLERIE Josh 37 MATTHEWS James 38 BAIN Peter 39 MATTHEWS Adam 40 POLLARD SHARP Brad 41 WELLS Nathan 42 CUNNINGHAM Stuart 43 BRADBURY Marley 44 BURKE Michael HEARNDEN Ryan 48 VANDEVALK Rhys 49 BAXTER Jason 50 DAWKINS James 51 DARMAKIS Daniel 52 HEARN Samuel 53 DILLON Jake 54 DEAN Chris 55 WOOD Sam 56 FIDDES Matthew SCORES SNRS RES U18 s MPNFL 13

12 MT ELIZA Seniors Coach: Shawn Scurrah ReservesCoach: Paul Vosti Under 18 s Coach: Chris Anwyl Secretary: Jim Wilson Colours: Navy Blue & Red 2011 Home Ground: Alexandra Park, Mornington Melways: 104 E12 2 REES Tom 3 KENT Damien (RC) 4 PEEL Luke 5 CLAYTON James (C) 6 D ORAZIO Rob 7 HAMILTON Corey 8 EGAN Jack 9 WETTENHALL Sam SIMPSON Scott (VC) 12 GILL Sam 13 CRANWELL Ryland 14 NERATZOGLOU Jay 15 FANKHAUSER Matt 16 O SHEA Mark (RVC) 17 LOCKWOOD Scott 18 WILLIAMS Lloyd (VC) 19 GROOT Tim 20 LANDRY Ben 21 CATTANACH Nick 22 PENDLEBURY Mark 23 STRICKLAND Tim 24 CURWOOD Ryan 25 RUSSO Damian 26 BROCK Ryan 27 BOLGER Anthony 28 TRACY Ben 29 TRUMP Phil (RDVC) 30 BARCLAY Heath 31 BRODIE Nathan 32 EMMONS Dylan Seniors 14 MPNFL Since KEECHERER Andrew 35 BANGE John 36 YOUNG Luke 37 BURNHAM Jarrod 38 SUHR Will 39 COLE Jarrod 40 LIMON Tom 41 JOHNSTON Liam 42 SCREATON Seb 43 AUSTIN Michael 44 THOMAS David 45 TOMPKINS Scott (RDVC) 47 CARRATELLO Aaron 48 CROWDER Ben 49 PATISON Ross 50 REES Jimmy 51 SCARPELLA Tim 52 TURNER Sam 53 JOHNSTON Tim 54 D ORAZIO Matt 55 McNEILAGE Sam 56 MARSHALL Luke 57 HEASLEY Rohan 58 CLEARY Michael 59 STANLEY Tod 60 COLLINS Andy 62 McGRATH Taylor 63 CARRATELLO Josh 64 KURTS Zac 65 MANGL Alex SCORES SNRS RES U18 s 1 BOURKE-CLARKE Riley 2 CLEELAND Will (VC) 3 WILSON Mitch (C) 4 CHRISTIE Sam 5 O'DWYER Tim 6 DRUMMOND Tim 7 MACE Will 8 SINCLAIR Tim 9 SCHUURMAN Brad 10 KOLEITIS Tim 11 PAULDING Colby 12 SMALE Jordan 13 BRETT Alex 14 BARTOLO Troy 15 NISBET Jack 16 HARINK Rhys 17 SANDERSON Chris 18 BRANCATISANO Matt 19 MASKIELL Robbie 20 DUNLOP Callum Under 18 s 21 PAGONIS Jarryd 22 PIAZZESE Matt 23 CRAWLEY-BOEVEY Rob 24 CAMPELJ Tim 25 MARSHALL John 26 COX Nic 27 McTAGGART Rory 28 REDFEARN Angus 29 CLEARY Chris 30 ANWYL Mitch STANNUS Jack 33 CROSS Josh 34 BODY Nathan 35 PASCAZIO Matt 36 PASCAZIO Charlie BEGGS Matt 99 PIERCE Lewis Welcome to the YCW people to Mornington today. A super night at the Ball last Saturday Well done to Youngy and Pookie for getting over 180 people there. All the best to Nick Cattanach on his 100th game for the MEFC today. Congrats to Smaley and Scarps on their Senior debuts a couple of weeks ago, making 15 debutants in We wish the following players all the best with their injuries sustained over the past two weeks Pookie, Reesy, Collo, Matty Pascazio and Brocky. The Seniors, hit hard by injuries to key players and a couple out early in the game stuck to their task valiantly to defeat Langy by 4 goals in a great team performance. The Skipper was brilliant in defence, Langers was everywhere and Simmo, Heasa, Wetters and Youngy were dominant throughout the day and night! The Reserves kicked two early goals but that was it for the day as they were soundly beaten. Thanks to the U/18 boys that filled in once again. Patto was good all day and Jimmy Rees, Alby and Tim Koleits tried hard. Great to see Jaye Kurts back, combining with his brothers Nick and Zac for the first time. The Under 18 s struggled to score early in the slippery conditions, but never gave in. Better players were Zak Jones up from the U/16 s, Cal Dunlop, Charlie Pascazio, Colby and Drummo. Social Coming up Sat July 16th is the Men for all Seasons Players Calendar Launch. Sponsors of the Week The Yes Shop Frankston For your personal telecommunication needs and Optus Business Centre Carrum Downs For your business needs. Thanks to Brian McCue and Wes Bourke. Redleg

13 frankston ycw Under 18 s/colts 1 WHITE Max 21 HOEFT Jay 41 JONES Josh 2 DESSENT Mitch TREWEEK Adam 3 BROCKLEY Aaron 23 NEELY Dylan 44 PRITCHARD James 4 MARANDOS Yiann (C) 24 KIRK Darcy 45 CHAPMAN Josh 5 MCGENNISS Tim 25 WHEELER Jack 47 MOODY Damon 6 LONGHAM Zac LEROY Jack 7 SANTON Ryan 27 SHARP Matt 50 BURLEY Jack 8 HOEFT Thomas 28 SEYMOUR Kenny 51 CARTER Onni 9 NEUCHEW Jake 29 ROLFE Billy 52 THOMPSON Josh 10 EVANS Rob 30 CANEPA Jayden 53 GIBSON Zac RAHILLY Simon 55 CORKELL James 12 FINCH Alex CHEVERLY Jacob 13 THORNE Jem (VC) 33 GRIFFITHS James 57 LAWSON Joseph 14 EPSTEIN Bobby 34 RIGBY Tim 59 JONES Harry 15 PATTERSON Charlie 35 STILLITANO Anthony 61 O DONNELL Steven 16 DOYLE Hayden 36 BUSUTTIL Jacob 63 HUSSIN Benjamin 17 STEELE Callum 37 STOLL Matthew 66 ALGAR James 18 WESTERMAN Josh TALBOT Jake 19 KATERGARIS George 39 TEMME John 69 MCVICAR James 20 MORPHETT Damien 40 HOTMAN Billy 71 FENECH Ash Not a bad day out for all of the Stonecat teams last weekend against Edithvale Aspendale with 3 wins and a loss. The Colts fell just short and the unders snuck their nose in front on the line in very trying conditions at the Butler Oval. Unfortunately Jack Wheeler and Jake Neuchew suffered serious injuries during the game and we wish them both all the best with their recovery. The Reserves and Seniors completed the day with solid wins against fellow top 5 aspirants in windy conditions at Frankston Park. Kyle Hutch and Tony Lester were good all day for the seniors as was Jesse Savage and Shane Blick for the Reserves. It was great to see some familiar faces back watching the Stonecats with the boys from the 2001 Reserves team celebrating their 10 year premiership reunion. From all reports the celebrations kicked on until 3am the next morning. Some things never change. Apparently a club champion and former skipper of the club lead the celebrations even though he didn t play in the team! Final call for the club s Gala Ball being held next Saturday night at the Frankston RSL. If you haven t booked your seat, want extra tickets or have to pay for your ticket please see Laf today otherwise I can guarantee you will miss out on what s traditionally a memorable night. Good luck to all teams today against Mt Eliza. Seniors Coach: Tony Bugs Barry Reserves Coach: Steve Reidy Under 18 s Coach: Greg Wheeler Colts Coach: Phil Jones Secretary: Glenn Hatch Colours: Gold, White & Black Jubilee Park, Hillcrest Rd, Frankston Melways: 102 H4. Tel Seniors 1 WADDELL Daniel (DVC) 34 ROBERTS Steve (VC) 2 BARRY Byron 35 BLICK Shane 3 ROBERTS Lew 36 RYAN Robert 4 EXNER Josh 37 NANKERVIS Craig 5 COGHLAN Jie 38 KNIGHT Andrew 6 COWLED Trent 39 BLICK Michael 7 EAMES Ash 40 MITCHELL Tony 8 TELLIS Ben (DVC) 41 ROBERTS Marcus 9 MEAGHER Steve 42 BLICK Steve 10 WINTLE Paul 43 BUCKLEY Ben 11 BARRY Anthony (C) 44 BOCKISCH Adam 12 JOHNSON Rhys 45 McNAMARA Daniel 13 LEARY Josh 46 HESSLING Mitch 14 DAFF Zannon 47 SAVAGE Jesse 15 ULMS Brad 48 KELLY Daniel 16 CARROLL Dale 49 ROOTH Sean 17 LESTER Tony 50 CROUCH Jonathan 18 McINTYRE Adrian 51 SMRDEL Adam 19 ANDERSON Daniel 53 MILLMAN Jacob 20 HOARE Dylan 55 ALLAN Tom 21 LYLAK Kevin 56 WRIGHT Graeme 22 McCORMACK Blake 57 GILHAM Tom 23 BODLEY David 58 LAMB Paul 24 HACKETT Ben 59 Talbot Shayne 25 COGHLAN Jesse 60 WESTERMAN Joshua 27 HUTCHISON Kyle 61 MILLMAN Mathew 28 GROVE Brad 62 HODSON Ryley 30 STRICKLAND Daniel (RC) 63 STOTT Chris 31 HEGARTY Sean 64 MIRABELLA Rick 32 CHAPLIN Michael 66 REIDY Steve 33 LA FONTAINE Daniel 70 WILSON Matthew SCORES SNRS RES U18 s Since 1908 MPNFL 15

14 Peninsula Results Seniors Chelsea Mornington Chelsea Goal Kickers: C. Worner 6, L. Damon 3, M. Torcasio 3, S. MacLeod 2, T. Irish 2, N. Abdallah 1, J. Sivijs 1, J. Powell 1, D. Biagi 1, B. Langenberg 1, S. Maggs 1, N. Johnson 1, L. Stokell 1; Best Players: S. MacLeod, C. Odell, C. Worner, S. Harrison, N. Johnson, J. Powell Mornington Goal Kickers: P. Bain 3, N. Gooda 2, K. O Brien 2, J. Dickson 2, A. Mathewson 1, N. Newman 1, R. Smith 1; Best Players: K. O Brien, K. Brouwer, S. Matthews, J. Haddock, M. MacKenzie, N. Gooda Karingal Pines Karingal Goal Kickers: D. Noble 3, D. Alanis 2, A. Paxton 2, J. Bedford 1, B. Osborne 1, M. Sibberas 1, J. Peckett 1; Best Players: G. Goodall, S. Charalambous, L. VanRaay, D. Noble, M. Sibberas, A. Paxton Pines Goal Kickers: S. Taylor 2, S. Stewart 2, J. Messina 1, L. Peterson 1, M. Curcio 1; Best Players: C. Guganovic, J. Messina, D. Marguglio, D. Falzon, J. Edwards, M. Curcio Frankston YCW Edi-Asp Frankston YCW Goal Kickers: D. Bodley 5, K. Hutchison 3, L. Roberts 2, B. Tellis 2, D. Hoare 2, M. Chaplin 2, C. Nankervis 1, T. Lester 1, A. Eames 1, B. Ulms 1, A. McIntyre 1, S. Reddaway 1; Best Players: K. Hutchison, T. Lester, A. Barry, S. Meagher, A. Eames, S. Roberts Edithvale-Aspendale Goal Kickers: N. Connellan 1, B. Bowden 1, J. Heys 1, N. Dunn 1, B. Tagg 1, R. Bedwell 1; Best Players: N. Connellan, J. Dent, T. Mannix, C. Wray, S. Jones, C. Turner Mt Eliza Langwarrin Mt Eliza Goal Kickers: L. Young 4, S. Wettenhall 3, M. Wilson 1, W. Suhr 1, L. Peel 1, R. D Orazio 1; Best Players: J. Clayton, B. Landry, S. Simpson, S. Wettenhall, L. Young, R. Heasley Langwarrin Goal Kickers: B. Wakeling 4, A. Johnson 2, A. Moore 1; Best Players: K. Taylor, J. Amalfi, S. Herdman Seaford Bonbeach Seaford Goal Kickers: M. Kraska 6, T. Scott 4, J. Hallal 2, D. Crump 1, L. Smith 1, A. Turner 1, J. Irving 1, D. Lawrence 1, T. Lonie 1; Best Players: D. Kemble, D. Lawrence, M. Kraska, L. Davenport, J. Walker, T. Shaw Bonbeach Goal Kickers: B. Sykes 4, S. McDonald 4, M. Bilney 3, C. McQueen 3, D. Rochford 2, D. Smith 1, M. Tyrell 1; Best Players: D. Smith, D. Marshall, J. Gumbleton, T. MacKenzie, S. McDonald, J. Casey Reserves Karingal Pines Karingal Goal Kickers: J. Smith 3, J. Johnson 3, A. Jack 2, B. Duffield 2, T. Callahan 1, N. Shaw 1, C. Hay 1, R. Ryde 1; Best Players: A. Jack, M. Oliver, B. Groenendyk, M. Gonzalez, A. Zarb, J. Johnson Pines Goal Kickers: C. McCormack 1, T. Pastuska 1; Best Players: D. Green, C. Allen, C. McCormack, D. Pearce, N. Nunn, J. Wade Frankston YCW Edi-Asp Frankston YCW Goal Kickers: C. Barker 6, J. Crouch 1, B. Grove 1; Best Players: J. Coghlan, J. Savage, C. Barker, K. Lylak, S. Blick Edithvale-Aspendale Goal Kickers: S. Cormack 1, A. Dalton 1, M. Wade 1; Best Players: Z. Muschialli, S. Miller, B. Waters, T. Woodbridge, S. Cormack, C. Wilson 16 MPNFL Since 1908 Chelsea Mornington Chelsea Goal Kickers: J. Schober 3, C. Hatzis 2, J. Gaze 2, L. Shelton 2, G. Trew 1, M. Gardiner 1, R. Lancaster 1, J. Chapple 1; Best Players: M. Gardiner, M. Elliott, P. Donnellan, C. Hatzis, R. Lancaster Mornington Goal Kickers: N. Mander 2, S. Cunningham 1, J. McLerie 1, N. Wells 1, T. Marmo 1; Best Players: M. Macgowan, N. Wells, W. Davison, S. Cunningham, B. Edwards, S. Wood Langwarrin Mt Eliza Langwarrin Goal Kickers: A. Shaw 8, M. Poore 4, N. Pike 2, B. Wehner 2, A. O Rourke-Ryan 1, S. Tuddenham 1, B. Caspar 1, J. Roberts 1; Best Players: S. Boyington, A. Shaw, N. Pike, S. Tuddenham, A. O Rourke-Ryan, M. Poore Mt Eliza Goal Kickers: R. Patison 1, J. Burnham 1; Best Players: R. Patison, J. Rees, J. Kurts, A. Mangl, T. Koleits, B. Tracy Bonbeach Seaford Bonbeach Goal Kickers: D. Donkin 2, R. Hoober 2, A. Biszko 2, M. Coppard 1; Best Players: S. Bound, E. MacCormack, B. Casey, A. Biszko, R. Hoober, S. Hamill Seaford Goal Kickers: J. Raftopoulos 1, B. Doyle 1; Best Players: P. Vyverberg, L. Quanchi, G. Nestor, J. Raftopoulos, O. Griffiths, J.Schefman Under 18 s Chelsea Mornington Chelsea Goal Kickers: T. Gardiner 3, J. Maxwell 1, M. Smith 1, C. Graham 1, J. Bennett 1, H. Talarico 1; Best Players: T. Gardiner, J. Arthur, R. Ponton, M. Ponton, B. Clark, M. Smith Mornington Goal Kickers: J. Calder 3, B. March 1, N. Waugh 1, J. Newman 1; Best Players: A. Smith, J. Calder, S. Cooper, D. Vercoe, M. Bartolo Frankston YCW Edi-Asp Frankston YCW Goal Kickers: D. Neely 1, J. Chapman 1, Z. Gibson 1, R. Santon 1, D. Morphett 1, J. Cheverly 1; Best Players: A. Fenech, T. Hoeft, J. Burley, Y. Marandos, T. Rigby, S. O Donnell Edithvale-Aspendale Goal Kickes: T. Grayling 2, N. Evans 1, J. McCulloch 1, A. Macquire 1; Best Players: J. Watterson, J. Kovarik, A. Macquire, N. Evans, T. Turner, S. Kelly Langwarrin Mt Eliza Langwarrin Goal Kickers: J. Freeman 2, T. Smith 2, A. Reid 1, L. Tanner 1, M. Gill-Furness 1, M. Napier 1; Best Players: Z. Kruiskamp, M. Gill-Furness, A. Reid, L. Jones, M. Gibson Mt Eliza Goal Kickers: T. Koleits 1, C. Dunlop 1; Best Players: T. Drummond, Z. Jones, C. Dunlop, C. Paulding, C. Pascazio Seaford Bonbeach Seaford Goal Kickers: A. Caruso 3, D. Sloan 3, M. Uaongo 1, L. Jones 1, D. Cott 1, C. Brooking 1, J. Symons 1, J. Caspersz 1; Best Players: C. Brooking, A. Caruso, B. Doyle, D. Sloan, J. Watson, R. Luxton Bonbeach Goal Kickers: D. Payton 3, A. Trowell 2, M. Turville 2, O. Hulett 1, B. Hicks 1, C. Barker 1, B. Murfett 1; Best Players: T. Payton, A. Trowell, B. Hicks, D. Steed, M. Turville, D. Payton

15 VCFL Message VCFL State Teams Getting Set For Country v City Clash With the conclusion of the senior interleague matches in the WorkSafe Country Championships and a number of stand-alone fixtures across the state, we have now turned our attention to assembling the finest footballers from all regions into our three state teams to wear the Country Big V. State representation is the highest level of achievement a player can have within the VCFL system, and is a tremendous feather in the caps of the players selected. This year many players will get their first opportunity to represent the state, while other will build on impressive records with another showing in the Big V. Whatever the scenario, it is reward for effort and dedication to their football. The same can be said for the umpiring panels selected on the day. The best performing umpires from across the regions will be blowing the whistle for these matches. The VCFL are very proud to be able to field our three teams this year to play the Victorian Amateur Football Association on Saturday July 9th at Deakin Reserve in Shepparton. The clashes always have a little of the country vs. city mystique about them, and the recent contests have been closely run clashes. The last two senior results have swung on the final kick of the day. The VAFA team has recently returned from Adelaide as National Amateur Champions, while our VCFL Vic1 team is the reigning national country champion, won in Canberra last year. This year s main game at Deakin Reserve has some grounds to be touted as The Championship of Community Football. Some 34 senior leagues have been represented by players in the initial training squads for all three sides. It is a testament to the hard work of the selectors and coaches that they are able to select from right across the state, giving as many footballers as possible the opportunity to train and play with the best players from across the state. There have been some slight changes to the selection models for our Vic Country state teams this year. Traditionally our VCFL teams were chosen as follows: Senior Team (Major Leagues), District Team (District Leagues) and U19 team. To increase the scope and competitiveness of what was formerly known as the District Team, this squad has been chosen from WorkSafe Country Championship teams ranked (2011) as well as all other Senior Leagues (even if they are not competing in the Work- Safe Country Championships). This team is now known as GrainCorp VCFL 2. The aim of the change is twofold: - to increase the strength of the 2011 GrainCorp VCFL 2 team and, - to enable players who commit to represent their leagues in the WorkSafe Country Championships, in teams which are ranked in the lower half of competing leagues, with the ability to represent the WorkSafe VCFL. The 2011 Graincorp VCFL2 training squad has been drawn from 22 leagues across the VCFL. North Central legend John Cossar is head coach of this team this year, ably supported by Gil Ould, Luke Beattie, Andrew Sutton and Bruce Petering as assistant coaches and selectors. John Hallam is the team manager. They play the representative side from Divisions C-D4 in the Ammo s. The WorkSafe VCFL Vic1 team can now selected from all registered players who represent their leagues in the WorkSafe Country Championships. This year s training squad is dominated by players from the top ten leagues in the WorkSafe Country Championships. Peter Knights continues his role at the helm of the VCFL Vic1 team, with crucial support from Terry Harding, Steve Hammond, Joe McLaren and Stuart Gay. All these coaches have a long connection with the VCFL State program and are passionate supporters of representative football. The U19 Representative team is again being led by Damian Sexton and the selection criteria has not changed, being able to choose from all WorkSafe VCFL players eligible by virtue of their age. Sexton is assisted by an all star country coaching panel of Tony Tranter, Andy Quenault, Justin Peckett, Marc Quarell and Russell Ednie. Given the attention being paid by AFL selectors to players who may be late bloomers, or slipped through the TAC Cup net this game and these coaches have a tantalising role to play in selecting and grooming the best crop of new talent ready to slot into AFL lists. Action kicks off at Deakin Reserve on Saturday July 9th at 10:30am, and will finish in the twilight with the main game. Please visit the VCFL website for further information on selected sides and fixtures. For those that can t make it to Shepparton for the big clashes against the Ammo s, the VCFL will be streaming both the radio call and the live vision from Deakin Reserve from 10:30am through the VCFL website. Brett Connell WorkSafe VCFL Operations Manager Since 1908 MPNFL 17

16 seaford 1 TURNER Aaron 2 FINN Mitchell 3 SHAW Thomas 4 KRASKA Michael 5 DATE Callan 6 DAVENPORT Liam 7 HALLAL Joseph 8 NESTOR Glen 9 TOHIARIKI Tremaine 10 HORTON Tyson 11 IRVING Brydan 12 LONIE Thomas 13 UNDERWODD Kurt 14 LYNCH Stephen 15 WALTON Aaron 16 SHAW Kieran 17 FRITH Daniel 18 LONIE Samuel 19 IRVING Jarrod 20 KEMBLE Scott 21 KEMBLE Dean 22 AZZOPARDI Peter 23 SMITH Luke 24 SCHEFMAN Jason 25 QUANCHI Jamie 26 BROWN Tavis 27 STOKES Joshua 28 SCOTT Thomas 29 CHADWICK Darragh 30 VYVERBERG Paul 31 EDGERTON Robert Seniors 18 MPNFL Since RAFTOPOULOS Joshua 34 GREEN Jesse 35 WALKER Jeremy 36 BOYS Ashley 37 DATE Andrew 38 DAVIS Benjamin 39 DOYLE Bradley 40 CUTHBERTSON Rhys 41 WHITE Rory 42 SHEEDY Cameron 43 HAVERFILED Matt 44 COOK Jordan 45 CASSAP Ashley 46 STEVENS Benjamin 47 SMITH Matt 48 STAUGHAIR Stephen 49 BOYLE Cameron 50 BOZIC Luke 51 TURNER Craig 52 MENZIES Michael 53 MULVOGUE Craig 54 HARUN Rizwan 55 CONNELLY William 56 CRUMP Dylan 57 HOOD Brent 58 TURNER Benjamin 59 WHITE Michael 60 KIRCHENBERG Dale 61 MURPHY Peter 62 TAYLOR Mitchell 63 WARDLEY Matthew SCORES SNRS RES U18 s Seniors Coach: Craig McIndoe Reserves Coach: Darren Godkin Under 18 s Coach: Frank Tobin Colts Coach: Russell O Brien Secretary: Dean Walton Colours: Black & Gold R.F. Miles Oval. Seaford Rd, Seaford Melways: 99 E5. Tel SCOTT Geordie 2 RANDALL Jamie 3 CANNON Beau 4 MILLER Aaron 5 JONES Luke 6 LAWRENCE Damian 7 NESTOR Sean 8 McKEEVER Kealan 9 CZARNECKI Harry 10 HUGHES Levi 11 SOLLY-PRESTAGE Jamie 12 BROOKING Christopher 13 CARUSO Anthony 14 SCOTT Cameron 15 DOYLE Brendan 16 MORRISSEY Patrick 17 CASPERZ Jordan 18 SLOAN Dylan 19 EVANS Luke 20 MANION Thomas Under 18 s/colts 21 JONES Troy UAONGO Mitchell 24 CHEVALIER Jake 25 TURNER Justin 26 LUXTON Rory 27 TOGNAZZINI Jake 28 WILLIAMS Cody 29 SYMONS James 30 HATFIELD Dylan 31 COOT Dylan 32 MERCHAN John 33 HELLER Lochlan 34 DUNGAN Jake 35 SOLLY-PRESTAGE Daniel 36 LETHO Benjamin 37 RACKHIM Jake 38 DALTON Daniel 39 BORMANN Blake 40 CARLSON Daniel 41 GATES Cameron 42 BALL Jack TARR Matthew Colts ventured down to Berwick and for three quarters held their own and put up a great display of football leading into the last quarter, unfortunately Berwick came home strong in the last to record a 26 point win very difficult playing away and being the only game played on the day at that venue it is important to support the colts whenever possible. Under 18 s started the day with a very important game against Bon beach who had been travelling very well the game was very close throughout the four quarters with Bon beach hitting the lead late in the game all looked lost to the boys credit they worked very hard in the final stages of the quarter to gain the lead back and record a one point win. The Reserves came up against a determined Bonbeach which has been the case over the years when these two sides meet some wayward shots a t goal was probably the difference in the end we just didn t hurt them on the scoreboard which resulted in a win to Bonbeach. The seniors saw a game of two halves trailing by 8 goals at half time some changes to the side and faith in their ability turned the tide at ¾ time scores were level at the end of the game Seaford had run over the top of Bonbeach to record one of the most memorable wins at the club, I would love to mention individuals but in all honesty it was a huge team effort to get this win well done to all involved. Welcome today to everyone from Langwarrin and welcome to all our sponsors for our 2011 sponsors day hope you all enjoy the day. Don t forget social function cocktail night, tonight 25thof June don t miss out on a great night. Sponsor of the day: O Sheas Timber.

17 Langwarrin 1 WATSON Michael 2 PROSSER Jake 3 MOLESWORTH Daniel 4 HILL Jayden 5 ASTLE Brent 6 GIBSON Mitch 7 BANKS Taylor 8 GREGORY Jake 9 FREEMAN James 10 MINTON Jack 11 CHURCHER Luke 12 ANDERSON Sam 13 GAGE Kane 14 COLE Robbie 15 REID Alex 16 HARE Michael 17 JOHNSON Jimi 18 GILL-FURNESS Mitch 19 RUSSO Michael 20 WILLEMS Remi Under 18 s/colts 21 JONES Lucas 22 TOTARO Anthony 23 KRUISKAMP Zachary 24 SMITH Taylor 25 MERRICK Brodie 26 GROVES Brian 27 WILSON Dane 28 MCGILL Daniel 29 KNEISE Ryan 30 KIELY Matthew 31 BARTLETT Jarryd 32 GREENWOOD Chris 33 BUNAWAN Jeremy 34 TANNER Luke 35 NAPIER Matthew BIELENY Kane 38 SULLIVAN Guy 39 RYAN Tom 40 KENTER Todd 41 TUDDENHAM Nic 42 LOMBARD Will MCTERNAN Matt 45 FORSYTH Matt 46 MCGUINESS Jesse FAIRBAIRN Matthew PANNELL Hayden Firstly a big thankyou to all our major sponsors and Life Members who attended the function last week, sounds like it was an enjoyable day. A big thanks goes to Emma Wakeling and her band of helpers who organised the day and set up the room. Later that night the Amazing Rohan Gazard did his thing again and had the place in stitches, a great night and well done to Moorey for organising that. On the field, the colts had the bye last week, and the 18 s continued their solid form in slippery conditions with a 7 goal win. Big Kruise was impressive in the wet while Gilfo and Alex Reid were also outstanding. The 2 s had a massive 20 goal win after putting in 4 solid qtrs, Boyo was excellent in the middle while Shawry is getting into some good form with 8 majors and Swerving Pike returned for his first game of the year and showed his class. The 1 s got off to a sluggish start and never recovered going down in their most disappointing loss for the year. The best thing about footy is that we can control our effort and attitude and when that is right, we will get the win we need to lift the clubs spirits. Enjoy your time out their boys, play for each other and the results will follow. Socially: Past players day is coming up on July 9th, spread the word. 70 s and 8o s retro night is also less than a month away on 23/7. Get your costumes sorted, great prizes to be won. Good luck to all teams. P.S The clubs thoughts are also with young Taylor Banks who suffered another serious knee injury in his 3rd game back from a reco. Good luck Mate and hope to see you around the club soon. Seniors Coach: Ash Charles Reserves Coach: Sam Watson Under 18 s Coach: Mark Gibson Colt s Coach: Marc Luxa Secretary: Emma Wakeling Colours: Royal Blue & White Lloyd Park, Cranbourne Rd, Langwarrin Melways: 103 J4. Tel PARKER Michael 2 BORRIE Andrew 3 THOMAS William 4 LUXA Dylan 5 TAYLOR Kane 6 TAYLOR Andrew 7 SHAW Aaron 8 BOSWARD Dylan 9 URBANS Timothy 10 O SHEA Jack 11 BICE Liam 12 WEHNER Daniel 13 HOGAN Matthew 14 JOHNSON Andrew 15 PIKE Nathan 16 EAMES Dale 17 HATCH Michael 18 WAKELING Brad 19 CAMERON Ryan 20 AUCHETTL Matthew 21 WYSS Marc 22 SCHOFIELD Adam 23 WEHNER Ben 24 MITCHELL Hayden 25 PORTER Mitchell 26 CASPAR Brendan 27 AMALFI Jarrad 28 McMENAMIN Chris 29 HERDMAN Shaun 30 GROSE Jayden 31 BROWN Gerard Seniors Since MOORE Ash 33 GROSE Brad 34 VERNAL Chris 35 DREDGE Brad 36 NAUGHTON Matthew 37 MOORE Shannon 38 TUDDENHAM Daniel 39 PLANNER Ash 40 TEDGE Matthew 41 ROBERTS Jack 42 POOLE Adam 43 RILEY Daniel 44 LAURIE Matt 45 NIXON Simon 46 O'ROURKE-RYAN Anthony 47 THORNE Craig 48 HENDERSON Jack 49 NEIL Jacob 50 GRIERSON Sam 51 POORE Matthew 52 THORNE Scott 53 HARPER Ben 54 SMITH Matt 55 BICE Jesse 56 PALMER Nathan 57 MOODIE Stuart 58 BIGGS Joshua 59 WILSON Luke 60 TUDDENHAM Sam 61 HUMBER Evan 62 GIBSON Luke SCORES SNRS RES U18 s MPNFL 19

18 karingal Seniors Coach: Brendan Dunne Reserves Coach: Troy Callahan Secretary: Pete Burns Ballam Park, Naranga Crescent, Karingal Melways: 103 B4. Tel Colours: Red & White A successful trip down to the snake pit last week saw the Ks come home with all 4 wins. A and B netballers both had good wins, with the a team comfortable winners. The Reserves are starting to hit their straps and were 11 goals up at the main break which was enough for Cocky to have a spell in the 2nd half and do some work on his FB profile whilst resting on the pine. That s 2 in row and the boys are starting to see the reward for effort...lets keep it up! The senior game was a dour affair on a coolish day with Pines never letting us run away with it. It was good to see some of the younger guys step up and make their mark and in the end it was a fitting salute to Michael Burke s 200th game. Thanks must as always go to the loyal Red & White Army who always make the effort for home and away games...it s a great thing to see when people aren t sure who s home game it is judging by the size of the crowd! This week we welcome Bonbeach to Showtime Attractions Park for what should be a good contest...both games are must win to set us up for the 2nd half of the season. As is usual with home games, 1/2 of the committee is either in Vegas or playing golf so any extra help around the ground is always appreciated. We also host 3RPP today for their broadcast of the game, with Best on Ground honours thanks to Eastwork Employment and all score updates on the RAMS Homeloans Scoreboard all day. Social news - the Karingal FC annual ball is coming up soon so see Robyn to book tickets - Sat 30th Frankston RSL Make sure you sign up and follow ALL Bulls updates including photos from the games at < As always please support our Major Sponsors - without them we wouldn t be where we are today...np Distributions, Frankston RSL, Bluegum Clothing, Audi Centre Brighton & Mornington, Showtime Attractions, RAMS Home Loans and Eastwork. Bullseye A.W. PANELS Smash Repairs 104 Dandenong Road, Frankston HOUR TOWING SERVICE AAMI Recommended Repairer GIO Repairer 20 MPNFL Since 1908 SCORES SNRS RES Seniors 1 CHARALAMBOUS Stephen 32 JONES Daniel 2 WILLIAMS Allan 33 BURKE Michael 3 EAMES Jared 34 DUFFIELD Sam 4 LADE Brendon 35 SHAW Nicholas 5 CALLAHAN Troy 36 PETERS Jaiden 6 SIBBERAS Mathew 37 LINDLEY Michael 7 VAN RAAY Luke (C) 38 RANDELL Tim 8 DUNNE Brendan 39 MONAGHAN Phil 9 NOBLE Daniel 40 HOLTZINGER Paul 10 HICKS Cam 41 RYDE Robert 11 STONE Damian 42 CASSIDY-McNAMARA Jamie 12 HOAD Troy 43 GONZALEZ Mathew 13 HIRST Tim 44 FARRELLY JUSTIN (VC) 14 PAXTON Aaron 45 BURNS Brett 15 JAKOBI Matt 46 ZARB Adam 16 JOHNSTON Sian 47 MATHEWS Jackson 17 MARTINSON Jim 48 PROUD Adam 18 MALLOY Bevan 49 FISHER James 19 ALANIS Dale 50 COLSTON Andrew 20 JANSEN Scott 51 PECKETT Justin 21 DIXON Callan 52 WEBSTER David 22 JACK Aaron 53 JONES Dan 23 PROUD Duncan (VC) 54 HUNT Steve 24 McKENZIE Kane 55 MACLEOD Michael 25 JOHNSON Jack (RC) 56 HERBERT Brad 26 MARSHALL Brad 57 McEACHERN Tim 27 GOODALL Grant SMITH Justin 59 OLIVER Mark 29 BARTLETT-QUINN Rhys 60 RILEY Jason 30 DUFFIELD Ben 61 MEHANNI Sherif 31 BEDFORD Jason 62 BURNS Steven Days a Week

19 bonbeach 1 PAYTON Doug 2 PAYTON Thomas 3 MURFETT Brad 4 MULLENGER Nathan 5 HULETT Owen 6 O'CONNOR Bryce 7 TROWELL Alex 8 HAYES Timothy 9 WHITE Brad 10 RODGERS Ben 11 STEED Dylan 12 GOODE Jamie 13 HALE Darcy 14 STRICKLAND Scott 15 HART Matt 16 CAMPITELLI Sean 17 HICKS Blake 18 BENNETT Ryan 19 MOTTRAM Nathan 20 Under 18 s 21 McARTNEY Spencer 22 COUL Jackson 23 TURVILLE Michael 24 LOWE Jack 25 HOGAN Luke MULHOLLAND Joel GALES Sean 44 COCHRANE Luke 48 BARKER Chris Never get too far ahead of yourself!! That was the driving message from Seaford last week after we succumbed a 40 point lead to go down by 7 points in a great game of local footy. The twos came away with a strong win again setting themselves well up in the top five, whilst the U/18 s were stiff to go down by a goal in a great game of footy. Keep your heads up boys! Thanks to all our Sponsors and life Members at last weeks lunch and the two Myrtleford champs Merv Hughes and Club MC Tim for their entertainment. Today we go to karingal in what has become a huge game for the senior side, so good luck to all today! TRIVIA Night starts at 7.30pm tonight, all welcome! $15 per head including finger food with drinks at bar prices. Tables of 10 can be organized at door. Prizes to be won!! Might pay to have a variety of players so mix it up. Upcoming Events : Annual Ball 9th July tables are going fast, so get yourselves organized!! $90 per double, $50 a single. Thanks again to our terrific sponsors Lowe Farms, Lowe Bros constructions, ESP Techforce, Ali Tech, Whiteside Homes, ODS Glass, Asset Roofing, Newman Restumping and Packcentre SHARKS BEACHES Seniors Coach: Dale Carpenter Reserves Coach: Adam Biszko Under 18 s Coach: Brett Simpson Secretary: Jacky McLean Colours: Black, Red & White No 1 Reserve, Cannes Avenue, Bonbeach Melways: 97 E4. Tel BATTEN Patrick 2 REBESCHINI Paul 3 McDONALD Shane 4 CARPENTER Sam 5 ROCHFORD Darren 6 CAREPENTER Gary 7 SYKES Brad 8 GUMBLETON Jason 9 BULL Josh 10 TYRELL Mark 11 MACKENZIE Troy 12 POTTS Mitchell 13 SIMPSON Ashley 14 HOGAN Anthony 15 CAPP Michael 16 HOGAN Charlie 17 CLIFFORD Matthew 18 PYKE Hayden 19 SMITH Patrick 20 NORTON James 21 ADES Danny 22 MURPHY Reece 23 WENSKE Peter 24 HICKS Nathan 25 SMITH Daniel 26 HANSON Corey 27 BISZKO Adam 28 CASEY Jackson 29 COLLINS Jamie 30 HANKIN Dave 31 McQUEEN Callum Seniors 32 COCHRANE Shane FOSTER Shaun 35 WATTERSON Les 36 WILLS Jarrod 37 MacCORMACK Eammon MARSHALL David 40 ROUETTE Sam DWYER Calvin 43 PENDLETON Chris 44 BILNEY Mark 45 MATTHEWS Blake 46 SIMPSON Ben O'BREE Josh 49 BOUND Shane 50 DONKIN Dale 51 GROVES David 52 DANKERT Tom NORTON Mark MANTON Liam 62 SCORES SNRS RES U18 s Since 1908 MPNFL 21

20 Peninsula Fixture Round 1 Saturday 9 April Chelsea v Edi-Asp Saturday 16 April Pines v Mt Eliza Mornington v S ford F ston YCW v B beach L warrin v Karingal Round 2 Saturday 30 April Edi-Asp v Pines Seaford v Chelsea B beach v L warrin Kar gal v F ston YCW Sunday 1 May Mt Eliza v M ton Round 3 Saturday 7 May Round 12 Saturday 16 July Chelsea v Mt Eliza Mt Eliza v Chelsea (AP) Pines v Seaford Seaford v Pines M ton v B beach Bonbeach v Mornington F ston YCW v L warrin Langwarrin v Frankston YCW Edi-Asp v Karingal Karingal v Edi-Asp Round 4 Saturday 14 May S ford v F ston YCW Bonbeach v Pines L warrin v Mornington Karingal v Chelsea Mt Eliza v Edi-Asp Round 5 Saturday 21 May Round 14 Saturday 30 July Chelsea v Bonbeach Bonbeach v Chelsea Pines v Langwarrin Langwarrin v Pines M ton v F ston YCW Frankston YCW v Mornington Edi-Asp v Seaford Seaford v Edi-Asp Karingal v Mt Eliza Mt Eliza v Karingal (AP) Bye Saturday 28 May VCFL Country Championships MPNFL v O&M Round 6 Saturday 4 June L warrin v Chelsea F ston YCW v Pines M ton v Karingal B beach v Edi-Asp Seaford v Mt Eliza Round 7 Saturday 11 June Chelsea v F ston YCW Pines v Mornington Edi-Asp v L warrin Mt Eliza v B beach Karingal v Seaford Round 8 Saturday 18 June M ton v Chelsea Pines v Karingal F ston YCW v Edi-Asp Langwarrin v Mt Eliza B beach v Seaford Round 9 Saturday 25 June Chelsea v Pines Edi-Asp v Mornington Mt Eliza v Frankston YCW (AP) Seaford v Langwarrin Karingal v Bonbeach Round 10 Saturday 2 July Chelsea v Seaford Pines v Edi-Asp Karingal v Langwarrin Bonbeach v Frankston YCW Sunday 3 July Mornington v Mt Eliza Round 11 Saturday 9 July Mt Eliza v Pines (AP) Seaford v Mornington Frankston YCW v Karingal Langwarrin v Bonbeach Sunday 10 July Edi-Asp v Chelsea Round 13 Saturday 23 July Frankston YCW v Seaford Pines v Bonbeach Mornington v Langwarrin Chelsea v Karingal Edi-Asp v Mt Eliza Round 15 Saturday 6 August Chelsea v Langwarrin Pines v Frankston YCW Karingal v Mornington Edi-Asp v Bonbeach Mt Eliza v Seaford (AP) Round 16 Saturday 13 August Frankston YCW v Chelsea Mornington v Pines Langwarrin v Edi-Asp Bonbeach v Mt Eliza Seaford v Karingal Round 17 Saturday 20 August Chelsea v Mornington Karingal v Pines Edi-Asp v Frankston YCW Mt Eliza v Langwarrin (AP) Seaford v Bonbeach Round 18 Saturday 27 August Pines v Chelsea Mornington v Edi-Asp Frankston YCW v Mt Eliza Langwarrin v Seaford Bonbeach v Karingal Finals: 3 & 4 September, 10 & 11 September, 18 September, 25 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 22 MPNFL Since 1908

21 Southern Umpires Umpiring Hot Seat without the million dollars Head of Operations Umpiring Leader and quiz master Steve Penny put some fun back into umpiring development and coaching during the week with his take on the popular game shoe Millionaire Hot Seat. Umpires were split up into 7 groups and were give just 20 seconds to write down theirs answers about the different rules of football. Test your knowledge on football rules by answering the following questions: What does the umpire do? Question 1, A Ruckman clearly punches the ball over the Boundary line, on the full, after a boundary throw in? A: Out Of Bounds, throw in or B: Out on the full, free kick. Question 2, A Defender takes a mark close to the goal line, he walks behind the goal line to take his kick he is then asked to play on and kicks the ball back into play between the goal and behind posts? A: Play on or B: Goal umpire signals a behind. Question 3, one of the Ruckmen is standing outside the 10m circle at a centre bounce. When is the latest he can enter the circle? A: As the umpire is walking in to throw the ball up. Or B: Whenever he likes. Question 4, when is the centre square Locked and no player is allowed in or out of it? A: When the Boundary umpire sets up in position or B: As the umpire decides to begin his/her approach to ball up. Question 5, what is the field umpires process when a Captain calls for a count. Question 6, A player whilst attempting to bring the ball back into play from behind the Boundary line sprays the kick Out On The Full. The ball never enters the field of play? A: Out On the Full or B: Defender takes another kick or C: Boundary throw in from where the ball was kicked from? Question 7, Name 6 scenarios after a behind is scored and the Defender is about to kick in. Question 8, there is a strong wind blowing directly across the ground. A player running very close to the boundary line kicks the ball. The ball travels out over the boundary line but the wind brings the ball back and it lands in play? A: Out On the Full or B: Play on Sponsors of Southern Umpires Association Since 1908 MPNFL 23

22 Southern Umpires Question 9, a tree overhangs the Boundary line. A player kicks the ball, it hits the tree in play and lands in play? A: Play on or B: Out Of Bounds or C: Ball up near the tree Question 10, A St Kilda player is pushed into the centre square prior to the ball up by a Geelong player? A: Play on or B: Free kick against Geelong Player or C: Free kick against St Kilda Player for being in the square? AFL Asian Championship Umpiring Opportunities Hot on the heels after he major announcement of the TV rights deal for the AFL and the 1 billion dollar price tag we received a communication from the AFL Game Development giving fields umpires the opportunity to officiate in the AFL Asian Championships. Umpires had to meet the following criteria to be involved. Umpires must have a current Level 2 umpire s accreditation. Umpires would need to fund their own travel to Thailand. Umpires would not receive any match payments for the matches. On a positive note at this stage the indications are from the organisers is that they would be able to arrange accommodation if anyone travelled across for the Championships. What is so not surprising about this communication if a NAB pre-season or international rules match was scheduled to be played we all know who would be picking up the bill for these people to be involved. Answers: Q1 = B, Q2 = B, Q3 = A & B the ruckman is not permitted to contest the ball up, Q4 = B, Q5 = Umpire stops play. Lines up both sides in centre square and conduct the count. If more than 19 players are on the ground a Free kick + 50m is awarded from centre or where play stopped whichever is the greatest advantage. If the count is correct the Captain may be reported for time wasting. In any situation it needs to be noted on the match report. SCORES ARE TO REMAIN. Q6 = C, Q7 = Players foot lands outside the line whilst kicking. Player kicks the ball Out on the full. Player kicks the ball and untouched it goes out of bounds. Player is asked to play on and runs out of the square without kicking the ball. Player kicks to himself then plays on. Player asked to play on is tackled. Q8 = A, Q9 = A, Q10 = B 24 MPNFL Since 1908

23 Peninsula Netball KARINGAL Saturday 18th June! What an amazing day for the Karingal Bulls FNC. Four wins from four against Pines. Great work to all the girls & boys! The B girls fought back in the last quarter to come home with a win. Casey was brilliant in defence & Anna kept the fast pace up all game in the midcourt. The A team blitzed it from the first whistle to the final siren. Tight in defence, Brooke, Mel, Sara & Jess didn t let anything get past them. The midcourt of Laura, Jess & Petrina were superb! Beck & Kim again proved unstoppable in goals - what a combo. No best on court as 8 players did themselves proud. Big thanks to Pines for their hospitality & the game. You might not be able to tell from the scoreline but the Pythons girls never gave up! This week we play Bonbeach at home & we re hoping for another two wins at home. Let s back that awesome performance up! Remember Bulls fans, 80s / fluro night Saturday 9th July. See Sara Burke or Kim Stone for tickets. GO BULLS! MT ELIZA The day started off wet and windy, so we were thankful to get our match played without any rain, and even a bit of sun. Even though the courts had been swept they were fairly slippery which slowed the game down a bit as people were a bit reluctant to run too hard in case of falling over. It was difficult for the goalers to shoot with the wind and glare of the sun, when it came out, but Sam, Ella and Caitlen managed great accuracy considering. Our center court girls had a tough time chasing loose balls that were being dropped due to the slippery ball. Bree was down on her knees at one stage, determined to gain possession of a get away ball! Chloe managed to stay steady through the middle giving confidence to those around her. Our experienced defense end in Karen and Di, showed tremendous team work in the ring. The game was played in good spirit and Mt Eliza came away with a healthy win. Reminder to all that the Calendar launch, featuring the young and gorgeous Mt Eliza netball team, will be held at the club on the 16th of July. Come along and see the new talent around the club. Should be a fun and entertaining night. The Natter EDITHVALE-ASPENDALE Congratulations to Caris on making the MPNFL Team that played at the Associations State Championships last weekend at the State Netball & Hockey Centre. Also, well done to Bridge, Britt & Holly who made the MPNFL training squad great effort girls! Today is a big day for our club as it s our first All Eagle Day, when our two A Grade Teams play the first of two games, scheduled for this season. I urge everyone to come down to the Sturdee Street courts to support all our players. Both teams sit at the top of the A Grade ladder so this game will be a spectacle of Eagles netball at its best and is a game that shouldn t be missed. Game time is at 2pm. As a curtain raiser our B Grade team are playing a practice match against the tough Seaford team. Last week was another good week for our girls on the courts as the A2 & B grade team came out winners in solid games against Chelsea and our U15 s played great netball to post their second win for the season against Somerville. Thanks to Ted, Adam & Troy for organizing our first Supa Thursday everyone enjoyed the change in training and the get together at the club afterwards. Finally, don t forget our Ladies Luncheon on Sunday the 10th July. It s $25 a head and based on last year, this will be a HUGE day! See Mandy or Wendy for further details. Good luck to all our teams this week! At least in the A Grade netball - the Eagles will be definite winners. Go Eagles! SEAFORD First of all a big congrats to Shaz on the great news she and Rodney are expecting their first child! We will hopefully have another little netballer or footballer running around soon. We faced a tough Bonny line up today and the B girls started off strong. They really controlled the game, leading by 6 at the first change. The defenders did a great job in the ring, with the Bonny goalers finding it hard to score. Emma and Mel were great in goals again, working really well together! The girls kept extending their lead, ending up winning by 23. Jaime was great up the middle, getting best on along with Donna and Sera. The A grade faced a feirce Bonbeach team and it was a struggle from the start. Going into the second quarter with a lead of 9, Ash and Lou were keen to extend the lead and had their eye in, scoring alot of long bombs and really backing eachother! With our tuff nut Madi doing alot of work around the ring in WD, and defenders Sam and Chelsea keeping their players to low scores the defence end really stood out! The girls ended up coming out victors 57-23, but the game was alot tougher than the score showed! BOC was hard to pick, but Chelsea and Madi s strong defence really helped us Since 1908 MPNFL 25

24 Peninsula Netball get the big win. Thanks to both the Bonny teams and we look forward to meeting you again! Lastly, on behalf of all the netballers our thoughts and prayers go out to the Henderson family through this tough time. GO TIGERS!! PINES Saturday started with a tight hard fought out game against Karingal in the B s were we lead from the start till the last 8 min. The girls have improved from our last clash with Karingal and that was great to see, congrats to the girls for only going down by 8 goals!! Special mention to Simone & Becc M. The A team started off sluggish and looked to have a massive task against them at 22 1 in the first 10 min. It was a credit to the girls to fight back and put themselves back in the game! Working as a team and changing a few players around the girls looked stronger and worked well together. Special mention to Carla. I like to mention that when I thought Coach Dan could do no more she took on the Umpiring on both A & B teams ending with a Fat lip to show for it there, should be a big thanks given!! Good luck this week and I hope you get a win!! Netty P Coletrain LANGWARRIN Our game this week against Mt Eliza was a little disappointing for us battling the conditions, we were doing all the right things but just couldn t convert and make the most of our opportunities! However, it was still a great light-hearted game and we look forward to next week. We would also like to welcome our new coach Donna Gage! We are very excited to have you with us and to help give us a kick in the right direction :-) CHELSEA A wet wintry game for the B team saw us go down to Edi/Asp by 9 goals, not a bad result considering the extremely slippery conditions. A good all round team effort, but our ball passing skills let us down in the wet. Best players were Roxy in the mid court and Hayley R in defence. By 1.15pm the rain clouds had moved on and the A s had some sunshine, but still with a very slippery court. The A s played Edi/Asp 2. At the first break we were 3 goals down, we kept with them for the most part, Edi s lead stretched to 10 goals by half time. We stayed with them till the last quarter eventually going down by MPNFL Since 1908 A GRADE Edi-Asp 2 45 v Chelsea 30 Pines 33 v Karingal 78 Langwarrin 12 v Mt Eliza 44 Bonbeach 23 v Seaford 57 Team P W L D B F Agst % Pts Edi-Asp Edi-Asp Seaford Karingal Mt Eliza Chelsea Bonbeach Pines Langwarrin B GRADE Bonbeach 21 v Seaford 44 Pines 33 v Karingal 39 Chelsea 21 v Edi-Asp 30 Team P W L D B F Agst % Pts Edi-Asp Chelsea Seaford Karingal Pines Bonbeach goals. Really missed Ashlea s goaling and Megan s mid court action, hope they re both back playing soon. This week we welcome Pines to the Bonbeach B/Ball stadium. The B team playing at 12noon and the A s at 1.15pm. Hope to see some supporters there to give the girls a lift. Thanks to Hayes Flooring P/L and Fenix Fitness Chelsea Heights for their continued support. BONBEACH An away game today as we travel to Karingal for some outdoor Netball. Hope its not too cold!!.a big chance though to try and get some points if we play to our full potential, so give yourselves every chance girls. Last week Seaford were a bit too strong but we can always hold our heads high. Don t forget everyone should have found a sponsor by now. The Hoodies are also just about ready and its getting colder. Tonight back at the rooms for a night of TRIVIA starting at 7.30pm. All welcome so organize yourselves amongst others there in tables of ten. It pays to have a variety of people to your table and a good way to meet some people. $15 per head with finger food supplied, drinks at bar prices and prizes to be won.

25 Peninsula Netball Upcoming Events : Annual Ball is on the 9th July. Tickets are selling fast. $50 a head. $90 a double. Organize yourselves and everyone please keep supporting Go Sharkies! NAME CLUB CHARGE PENALTY Last weeks winner is the rock with 13 winners Leaders the legend 95 Pup 95 Mr Schnitzel 94 the rock 93 young gun 93 from the dams side 92 Murphy 92 Black Caviar 91 irishpig 91 bomba 90 Since 1908 MPNFL 27

26 Colts Team Ladder P W L D B For Agst % Pts Narre Warren Langwarrin Berwick Mornington Seaford Beaconsfield Edi-Asp Frankston YCW Cranbourne Goal Kickers Name club Rnd Tot Billy Athanasopoulos Narre Warren 0 23 Taylor Smith Langwarrin 0 15 Joshua Vilarino Berwick 0 13 Jayke Hopkins Narre Warren 1 13 David Fardon Berwick 1 13 Today s Games Beaconsfield v Berwick Edithvale-Aspendale v Mornington Seaford v Langwarrin Narre Warren v Cranbourne NEXT WEEK - 2nd July Cranbourne v Frankston YCW Berwick v Langwarrin Narre Warren v Seaford Beaconsfield v Mornington Results Edi-Asp Frankston YCW Edithvale-Aspendale Goal Kickers: N. Fitzgerald 4, A. Mc- Neil 2, J. Hobley 1, H. Masson 1, T. Grayling 1; Best Players: N. Fitzgerald, B. Lindsay, A. McNeil, J. Hobley, C. Young Frankston YCW Goal Kickers: J. Algar 2, J. Wheeler 1, J. Lawson 1, A. Treweek 1, J. Neuchew 1; Best Players: K. Seymour, D. Moody, J. Algar, R. Evans, A. Stillitano Beaconsfield Cranbourne Beaconsfield Goal Kickers: E. Ronchi 2, J. Butler 1, L. Nekic 1; Best Players: M. Turner, L. Nekic, J. Osborne, J. O Connell, J. Butler, S. Prowse Cranbourne Goal Kickers: B. Vear 1, M. Smith 1, L. Grant 1, B. Wood 1; Best Players: B. Wood, J. Courtney, J. Kennewell, J. Hambling, L. Grant, D. Ribaux Mornington Narre Warren Mornington Goal Kickers: J. Smart 2, T. Rolls 1, J. Stevens 1, S. Crawford 1, J. Scott 1, J. Mills 1; Best Players: B. Cox, J. Mills, J. Stevens, M. McEvoy, J. Scott, T. Rolls Narre Warren Goal Kickers: J. Mentiplay 1, J. Hopkins 1, M. Young 1, T. Grguric 1; Best Players: J. Lamont, J. Mentiplay, J. Morrow, J. Van Hoesel, J. Cuthbert, H. MacLean Berwick Seaford Berwick Goal Kickers: J. Parker 3, T. Vrevc 2, J. Adams 1, J. Meade 1, D. Fardon 1, C. Steel 1, B. Szalek 1; Best Players: C. Hamilton, J. Parker, B. Rutherford, D. Stafford, T. Vrevc, C. Steel Seaford Goal Kickers: L. Evans 3, L. Massey 3, P. Morrissey 1; Best Players: D. Carlson, D. Dalton, B. Bormann, L. Evans, J. Merchan McCarthy partners PTY. Solicitors 2247 Point Nepean Road, RYE 3941 mccarthy@pac.com.au Tel: or Fax: Contact us for professional & friendly service at reasonable rates. 28 MPNFL Since 1908