the amateur footballer, week 12, 2006

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Having the oppo rt unity to write the editorial for theAmateur Footballer this weekend gives me the opportunity

to do a something of update about the VAFA in 2006 .

As I go about my day to day activities, I am asked

constantly "how are the Amateurs going? "

I almost invariably reply that, in my opinion, the VAFAcontinues to go from strength to strength . This is shownnot only by the standard of football through all the grades- as good, if not better than it has ever been . It is alsoshown by the fact that our Under 19 competition growsstronger and more popular, and by the fact that our ClubXVIiI is the envy of other leagues, in that it provides theopportunity to many "part time" footballers to continue topasticipate . In 2006, we have seen clubs which have beenpromoted making the most of their opportunities in highergrades, and in recent weeks, we have also seen clubs at thelower end of the ladder recording good wins to givethemselves the chance to avoid relegation . Undoubtedly,we have to develop to remain strong, but it seems to methat our principal task is to maintain the attributes that the

VAFA presently has - providing excellent football at alllevels for all who want to play, in an atmosphere thatencourages participation both on and off the field, andproviding the opportunity for all players to fulfill theirpotential as footballers .

We complete this year's representatiye football thisweekend with our Under 23 game against South Australia .

While the results in 2006 have not been as good as wemight have hoped, the strength of representative footballcontinues to grow. The WAAFL Under 23 team defeated usquite soundly in June, and although that result, if taken inisolation, is somewhat disappointing - we play to win - thatis a much better result than the extremely one sided resultthat occurred some years ago at Subiaco when WA failed ._score a goal (and which led to the development of theUnder 23 competition), and which in turn led to t ,opportunity for an All-Australian side to tour Ireland at t' eend of 2005 - another venture that the Australian AmateurFootball Council intends to continue. Similarly, the fact that

our Under 19 side was beaten by an AFLO Under 21 side in!trought breaking conditions in Brisbane was, in some

ways, secondary to thefact that we now have theopportunity to establish anongoing relationship withthe AFLQ, and to provid eour Under 19 players wit hstrong representative football each year . Our only successwas in the game against the Southern Football League,under master coach George Voyage, and then we only justscraped in .

We are committed to continuing representative football, asit provides our players, and in particular our Under 19 andUnder 23 players with the opportunity to play at the highestlevel possible with in the Amateurs, to showcase theirtalents and to go back to their clubs as better players .

Enough of the boasting about the VAFA - but then again,why shouldn't we? Good luck to all our C-D4 clubs who areplaying today, in games that will almost invariably impacton final or relegation (or in many instances, both - thebeauty of the system), and good luck to each of the teamsand the players playing for their state at Sportscover Arena .May the better side win, although it is clear that football,and i i ' u ir amateur football, will be the winner .

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u, ., ., ..,ue will be on di s

aRsitv is what anv side needs too Du Al and hi s

ensure t; junl ; - ,

i e 0 on show todaat ., ,

A training camp at Jan Juc last weekend has ma cplayers strong in their resolve to play for each otherand their state .

Injuries to some key players have forced achanges to the side, lessons will have been lesome height and marking power is sure :a side that will be keen to turn the small v tag they arenow wearing back into a Big V .

; Make no mistake however, the Bob Cross led SA willnot make things easy for the home side . Consideringthey are young and still c doping and don't have thesame physical size as . ieir' counterparts, they willbe encouraging their player run and use their skills,vi,iich should mean a free running open style ofto 3-1 from both sides well suited to the vast

.nses of Sportscover Arena .

nc hall with feeiiilg, will p3i _ ni a~ all costs .

risks, as they set out to i 'e amends an d

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o is su , to give the VAFAwith his fast leading and

be , ore ; vith ;

uld be anothi rriiic shov >e of U23Food: ",tor' 3 by 'thea mor 1 will con IF e aith a much ore c i fort, and

; some pride in themselves and the competition .

This coupled with the hnme ground advantage in frontof their family and fri r sees me tip them to just piptheir young Sou ' visitors who nonethelesswill take the game ri_'it to heir hosts .

Enjoy your day.

2 THE AMATEUR FOOi BALLER 2{

Nam e

1 C. Tallent . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ . . . . .2 J. Carlson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

3 T. Demitriou . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .} . . . . . .5 M. Savige . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . . . .6 H. Lacey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 T. McKinnon (C) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8 T. Aural-Smith . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9 J. Beaumont . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10 P. Butler . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 . . . . . .

11 B . Carboni . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ . . . . . .

12 R. Baddeley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14 D. Brown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . . . .15 J . Madden . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .i . . . . . .16 C . Holst . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

17 L . Thompson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . .18 T. Chisholm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .i . . . . . .19 A . Routledge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

20 S. Troon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . { . .. . . .

21 D. Rayson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . } . . . . . .

23 R. Sherman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

24 R. Colbert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i . . .

25 B . Sinclair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26 D. Dunne . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27 M. Handley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

29 J. Cordy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : .30 L . Teal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .i . . . . . .31 C. Sutherland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .l . . . . . . .

1 R. Giles (C) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . . . .2 J. Selfe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .i . . . . . .3 T. Cooper . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 . . . . . .5 P. Christofis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . ~ . . . . . .

6 A. Baynes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . . . .

9 N. Grocke . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . . . .10 S . Jordan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

1 J . Kappelle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 S . Gregov . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 . . . . . .4 C. Radetti . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. Wri g ht . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ . . . .l b L . HasTyn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . . .

17 D. Cutting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . . . .

20 G . Farr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . . . .21 A. Gerardis (VC) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .i . . . . . .22 T. Chad w ick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23 T. Bowman . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24 S . Brooks (VC) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26 E . Kells . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28 K . Tyrrell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30 D. Clarke . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33 M . Gower . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .i . . . . . .

1/4 TIME 1/2 TI M E 3/41-1 : :i

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rover who is having an outstanding year.

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,ins hard to create opportunities . Al l

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eftfoo' - " * id strengthened his play across the

id an excellent year with his club .

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, r v ard with good pace .

th plent=y of endurance

xciting start to the year with his club

,,ic ' game . Hits packs hard and kicks

'io has ignited his club side this ye :r.

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THE AMATEUR FOQTB '_lER 2006

ROUND 12 -AS 'TP,i'University Blues v Old ScotchMarcellin OC v Old IvanhoeSt Bernards v On La Sall e

Old Melburnians v Old XaveriansOld Trinity Or v Old Haileybury

ROUND 12 - 6 SECTIONWhitefriars OC v Old Brighton O r

Caulfield Or v Mazenod OCCollegians v MHSO B

St Kevins OB v Beaumaris FC at Sportscover Arena SaturdayOld Essendon Or v University Blacks at MC Labour Park

(Princes Park )

ROU N D 13 - C SECTIONFitzroy Reds v Old Camberwell

Ormond AFC v Hampton Rover sSt Bedes/Mentone Tig v Parkdale Vultures

NOB/St Pats Call v Ajax AFCMonash Blues v Old Paradians

91 SECTIONBanyule AFC v Emmaus St Leos OC

Yarra Valley OB v Bulleen Templestowe AFCTherry Panels OR v Old Carey O rPrahran AFC v Old Geelong FC

Old Mentonians v Rupertswood AFC

St Johns OC v Ivanhoe Assumption AFCGlen Eire AFC v La Trobe Un i

Werribee AFC v Williamstown CYMSOakleigh AFG v Aquinas OC

Salesian AFC v Peninsula OB at Peninsula College

03 SECTIONUHS-VU AFC v Old Westbourne

Elsternwick AFC v West Brunswick AFCMonash Gryphons v South Melbourne District s

Kew AFC v St Marys AFCBentleigh AFC v Swinburne Uni AFG

D4 SECTIONEley Park Sharks v Syndal Tally He AFCAlbert Park AFC v Bulleen Cobras AFC

Power House AFC v Eltham OCHawthorn AFC v North Brunswick AFC

Box Hill North AFC v Richmond Central AFC

UNDER 19 t11Rupertswood AFC v Marcellin OCOld Xaverians (1) v St Kevins O B

On La Salle OC v CollegiansSt Bernards v University Blues

Old Scotch v Banyule-Viewbank

1 . (Old Trinity Or v Caulfield O r

Old Camberwell Or v Old MelburniansOld Brighton Or v Whitetriars OCUniversity Blacks v Old Carey OrBeaumaris FC v Old Paradians

Old Ivanhoe Or v Ormond AFCLa Trobe University AFC v Ajax AFC

Old Essendon Or v Oakleigh AF CMHSOB v St Bedes Mentone Tigers

Emmaus St Leos OC v Bentleig h

]lNDER 19 fBtUEIOakleigh Clayton v Old Haileyburian s

Old Mentonians v Mazenod OCParkdale Vultures v De La Salle OC

Hampton Rovers AFC v Powerhouse/Sth Morningto nMonash Blues - By e

St Bodes Me

UNDER 19 (RED )Old Westbourne v Therry Penola OB

Rupertswood AFC v Old Xaverians (2)Aquinas OC v North Old Boys/St Pats Co l

Bulleen Templestowe AFC v Kew AFCFitzroy Reds - Rye

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THE, ' - =t =fi 2006

At the midway mark of the 206i-

se :_3on, eur Footballer scrib .; 3 were askcJ to submit theirteams of the year thus far, based on their own views and suggestions from clubs and supp~ [ers .Here are the VAFA Teams of the Year. Stayed tuned to www.vafa .com.au for all other sections !

-jvr Lacey (Old Melburnir ,s' . L„vid Mason (Old Haileybury) ;Luke North (University Blues )

"rad Thompson (0 ' janhoe) ; Thomas Wigney (Old Scotch) ;Rya i an (De La Salle )

nes Beaumont (Of ' elburnians) ; Brett Dobson (MarcelliJosh Madden (St . Bernards )

H alf Forwards : Leigh Harrison (De La Salle) ; James Hope (Old Ivanhoe) ; Ben Doherty (Old Scotch)

F- Andy Cultrera (Old Trinity) ; Matthew Handley (Old Xaverians) ;Justin Arnold (Old Xaverians )

F : Andrew Jenke (Old Haileybury) ; Heath Hopwood (Old Haileybury) ;Charles Tallent (Old Scotch )

Inter : Andrew Ramsden (Old Trinity) ; Luke Lochran (Old Ivanhoe) ; James Scanlan (Old Xaverians),Michael Kordick (University Blues )

Backs : Mark Ensor (Beaumaris) Chris Graham (Beaumaris) Sean Towner (Old Ess)

Half Backs : Michael Tanner (Old Ess) Nick Stone (Coll) Ben Carboni (Caul Gr )

Centres : Chris Blumfield (Coll) Pat Phelan (Old Brighton) Matt Kempton (UBlacks)

Half F~-_ , : Blair Mason (Old Brighton) Brett Sinclair (Caul Gr) Shura Taft (Coll)

Forw a i .a : Lachlan Teal (Old Ess) Ryan Chard (SKOB) Jono Dixon (Coll )

R u c k s : Marty Williams (Coll) Jordan Leask (OEG) Ben Robbins (Coll)

Inter : Josh Richmond (MHSOB) Dominic Dunne (Maz) Brian Phan (Whitefriars)James Keogh (SKOB)


C SE--,--'--Jason Israelshon (AJAX) Luke Wintle (StBMT) Heath Maplestone (NOBSPC)

Halt Bju :, . ; : Paul Sullivan (Parkdale) Christian Gregory (Monash Blues) Scott Sleep(NOBSPC)

Ce r s : Michael Godfrey (OP) Sam Anstey (STBMT) James Tyquin (STBMT )

Half )6 : Brad Charman (Fitzroy Reds) David Boundy (Old Par) Simon Keleher (Orm) -

;: Nick Greenwood (HRov) David Loats (Old Camb) David Robbins (Orm )

ron Williams (Monash Blues) Michael Miller (Orm) Jason Ritterman (AJAX )

Inter : James O'Reilly (Fitzroy Reds) Ari Lewski (AJAX) Stephen Sullivan (Parkdale)Gary Carr (HRov)

Backr - Glen'"/hithead (Aquinas) Ben Hynes ('_,!iiliamstovJn CYMS) Peter Walker (St John's)

Stephen Tibb (Aquinas) Tom Rees (Peninsula) Peter Holden (Oakleigh )

Kane Arnold (St John's) Dean Whitten (Werribee) Alex Tsirogiannis (Glen Eire)

Ha" ° ' Tr--ror Bromley (Oakleigh) Jon Garrard (Ivanhoe) Stephen Pruscino (La Trobe)

For w a€ : Daniel Lee (Werribee) Shaun Payze (Peninsula) Tim Wheeler (Williamstown CYMS )

Rucks : Chris Hunter (Ivanhoe) Terry Ludeman (La Trobe) Andrew Murphy (Peninsula)

Inter : Daniel Zula (Oakleigh) Shaun McGuiness (Williamstown CYMS) Ivan Bobetic (Salesian)Harmit Singh (Salesian )


n :rk of the 2006 season, Amateur Footballer scribes were asked to submit their

yr th3is far, based on their own views and suggestions from clubs and supporters .

ere - e . ' -- ms of the Year. Stayed tuned to www .vafa.com .au for all other sections !

Ba°°L- Lucas Gorringe (UHS-VU) Duncan C-in (Old West) Louis Martin (West Bruns)

_ sn Batters (West Bruns) Amir Banks (Bent) Shane Cracknell (UHS-VU )

ul Cheevers (South Melb) Bill Irving (West Bruns) Steven Aquilina (South Melb)

° Craig Horne (Kew) Scott Lawry (Bent) Brian Mahony (Elst )

Chris Sharp (Bent) Matthew Higgins (Swin) Leigh Dooley (Monash Gryph)

Greg Bell (Kew) William McGee (South Meib) Frank Pavez (Old West )

G 'ant Culshaw (Elst) Mark Purcell (St Marys) Justin Horsburgh (Old West)Daniel Baxter (Monash Gryph )

rn Conn (Bull Cob) Campb^l' "ehring (Albert Park) Rhys Thomas (Eltham )

: Ryden Runco (Eltham) Dean Roll (Eley Park) Paul Sosic (PowerH )

Ryan Foo (Eltham) John Galvin (Eltham) Bernard Brady (PowerH )

: Nathan Nuske (Rich) Mathew Taylor (PowerH) Joe Boudoloh (Nth Bruns )

iiel Lauletta (Haw) Paul Edwards (PowerH) Daniel Penny (BHN)

am Mclndoe (Albert Park) Corey Riscalla (BHN) Lee Aitken (Haw )

id Viola (Eley Park) Adam McClaren (Eltham) Ian Bingham (Syndal TH)Ben Cookson (Bull Cob)

Backs : Andrew Waxman (University Blues) Robert Lawler (OM) Geoff Scott (Prahran )

Half Backs : Andrew Kearns (St K) Nick Rathgaber (OX) Marc Mifsud (St Bede's/ Mentone Tigers

Centres: Michael Jones (OX) Mark Piccone (DLS) Tom Collie (OS )

Half Forwards : Dominic Dunn (St K) Andrew Coffey (DLS) Jake Richards (OX2)

Forwards : Dan Rush (OX) David Butterworth ( P) Michael Fothergill (Maz)

Racks : Jeff Cuberes (Maz) Justin Geri (P) Stuart Wettenhall (OM )

Inter: Peter Occleshaw (OX2) David Galbally (0X2) Andrew Millar (OS) Matt McGraw (St Bede's/

Mentone Tigers) Nigel Macpherson (P) Peter Harvey (St K)

Matthew Hecker (St Bede'st Mentone Tigers Andrew McLeish (DLS )

Backs : Brendan Hains (Coll) Ben Atkinson (Whitefriars) Michael Symes (Marcellin )

Half Backs : Andrew Catterall (St Bernards) David Perkov (Coll) Tristan McGlade (St Bernards)

Centres: Adrian Marcon (Fitzroy Reds) Luke Woods (Monash Blues )

Charles Beaton (University Blacks )

ards : Peter O'Brien (Whitefriars) Michael Rhodes (Mt Lilydale)

James Shelton (Monash Blues )

Forwards : Tom Haines (Monash Blues) Luke Vassallo (St Bernards)

Jarrod Parsons (Monash Blues )

Rucks: Hugh Batrouney (Monash Blues) Paul Coughlin (Monash Blues) ChrisGibson (Mt Lilydale)

Inter : Greg Oakley (Collegians) Damian Hannam (Fitzroy Reds) Joe O'Dwyer (Monash Blues)

Dean Boden (Therry Penola) Gil Norwood (Old Brighton )

Stuart Cochrane (Old Brighton) Pat Carolan (Mt Lilydale) and Chris Pezzimenti (Marcellin )

CL LBac ks : James Edmonds (OEG) Trevor Ludeman (NOB/St P) Gus Contessotto (ESL)

Half backs : B Anthony Chapman (OEG) Blair Cariss (OEG) Nick Auden (Fitzroy Reds)

Centre : : Tony Jackson (Fitzroy Reds) John Hughes (OEG) Troy Boreham (Beaumaris)

H7'f ; : F Rowan Hill (OT) Jay Arrowsmith (OT) Wayne Bahr ( Fitzroy Reds )

James Barnett (OS) Travis Boreham (Caulfield G) Romeo Ullangara (OT)

:ks : John Rush (OEG) Sam Evans (OEG) Sam Stevenson (Caulfield Gramm )

Inter : Luke Eddy (OEG) Kim Finlay (ESL) Matthew Kelly (Fitzroy Reds) Myles Tehan (NOB/St P )


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Ordinarily it's the premiership quarter which sees winning sidesmaking their moves . However on the weekend, it seemed mostwaited until the final change to click into gear. Is this a case of mid-season fitness fading for some sides?All and sundry agreed that Parkdale were too good for The OC onthe day. After winning the toss and kicking with the wind in the 1stquarter the Wellers lead by 12 points at the first break . From thenon it was all Parkdale as they won the following 3 terms by 5, 4 and8 goals respectively. For Old Camberwell, Mark Jury and SteveHarrison were hard workers all day, whilst Ben Craven wasswitched from the backline to provide a focal point with 3 goals . TheVultures feasted in the final ter mNorth Old Boys/St Pats College belted out the song and drank thebar dry after a crucial win at Gillon Oval . It was a hard fought victorywhich was built on the back for 4 goals from Brandt Fleming andthe continued form of Glenn Maxton and their two Had Team of theYear boys in Heath Maplestone and Scott Sleep . After several goodreserves performances, Lachlan Batt shone in his return to theRovers senior side, and was ably assisted by Sam Parkinson andGerrard Woods.A huge crowd flocked to Tgedand to watch STBMT put OldParadians to the sword, Brenton Schwarze debuted for the homeside (supported by his AFL-playing brothers in Troy and Ben), andhis team-mates didn't disappoint, racking up a 116 point win .Midway through the second term, Parade were only a goal adrift,but sparked into action when Luke Wintle left the ground and wenton a rampage thereafter. Anthony Scafidi put in a stellarperformance with 37 touches, shaded only for BOG honour by PaulWintle who ruck-roved tirelessly all day. On a dark day for thevisitors, Brett Dintinosante justified his return to the seniors with 3goals, and Adam Curran put in another outstanding performance .Monash are well and truly in their mid-season slump after AshRussell's 8 goals for Ormond sent them packing by 40 points . TheMenders again started brilliantly with Mick Miller and SimonKelleher dominating . In the second and third terms, Monashchipped away to within striking distance, thanks again to AaronWilliams in the ruck, Michael Davidson off half-back and TheFreak', switching into the middle to generate a bit of run, finishingwith 4 goals for the game . Still, once they were threatened, Ormondsettled and kicked away to assert their superiority.Outrageous scenes at Brunswick Street where AJAX refused to givein when all seemed lost and pinched a miraculous victory from thejaws of defeat (I've been waiting all season to throw that one in) .With 3 players off for the game in the first quarter, another off tohospital, and looking atfielding 16 fit players for the second had, theJackas seemed out of calculations . The Reds had a slight breezeadvantage going into the last and, only trailing by 4 points, wereprimed to finish off the better. With minutes remaining, DamienRitchie had bagged 3 and Tim Davis was back to his best as theReds surged to a 22 point lead. Then it all went pear-shaped .. .. .. .From out of nowhere, AJAX turned the tables and took total control .Jason Israelshon and Elliot Janover proceeded to launch attac k

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after attack and, whilstAaron Bloom's ne i bootswere proving troublesome,Anthony Rosen snapped amiracle goal but theproverbial dagger throughthe Redders heart wasdelivered by debutant Warren Sevel . In a Boys Own Annual display,Sevel marked strongly and calmly slotted a Stephen Kemahan-esque mongrel from 30 m out to snatch the lead, and the all-important 4 points. Ouch!!! !TipsIt'll be a desperate Rovers unit hosting a Monash side which isslipping out of calculations. Can the Students arrest their (negative)development? Methinks not - Hampton Rovers by 21 points .Parade will need to bolster their ranks with some inclusions ifthey're to knock off the ever-improving NOBSPC . If they can't pullthis one off, they'll be 2 games and % adrift . Massive stakes here,and I think the ghosts of Garvey will howl as Parade win a nailbiterby 5 points.Parkdale on the up, Reds on the down, but smarting from lastweek's shattering loss . Can the Reds steady? I think they prefer thewhite shorts and should salute over the Vultures by 2 goals .Ormond should have the midfield advantage and superiorfirepowerto overcome the OC at the GBO by 25 points .Finally, the Match of the Season (thus far) looms large on Sundayas an MAX unit, which is continuing to overcome injuries andsilence the doubters, faces their biggest test against the Tigers . TheTop Two, at HQ, is bound to be watched by a massive home crowd .Will it be enough??? . .. .. . Nah, they'll be game, but the Tigers willshow everyone in C section just how good they really are, and finishup 34 point winners .IV ;oosRovers, NOBSPC, Wellers, Fitzroy and STBM T

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M Dnash Blues congratu? "zilTin' '-ron'ii :Ogames today inthe turquoise and silver. Tinx is a terrific ball player who loves itwhen the going is at its toughest and he can burrow in andcreate havoc . Well done Tinx on thi> great achievement and mayyou grace the Frearson Oval i many more games.Congratulations to Paul le on his 100th Senior gamefor Si Bedes/M entOne Tiyc, : last Saturday. Rat's return to theTigers coincided with the improved Tiger fortunes in 2006 . TheTigers' 2004 Club Best & Fair( t winner, Rafs ability andcourageous style has endeared him to his fans at Mentone.Joining him this Sunday for their Senior games are Rat'slittle brother ifliDhaelt__ .,' . : and ___ :'Head' K insella.Mouse, like a 'frangipani in the sun' has earnt a number of VAFARepresentative jumpers, as well as the Tigers Best and FairestAward in 2002 & 2005 . Kinna's journey towards 100 seniorgames with the Tigers has been longer but just as eventful . Headplayed with the Tigers from 1992-1998 when his journey leftBrindisi Street for interstate, overseas and higher VAFA gradesbefore returning in 2006 . A quiet, unassuming type on field andoff, Kinna's experience and leadership qualities have shonethrough as he strives to drive the Tigers forward this season .Well done to all three terrific 100 game players from all thesupporters at Brindisi Street.Chris Hosking and Sam Butcher played their 100th games lastweek for NUBSPC against Hampton Rovers. Hosk arrived in2001 from Stawell, establishing his spot in the seniors andbecoming known as the best full back in B-grade (some said theVAFA) . Since moving to CHB, he has controlled games with hismarking and set ups. Not content as one of the competition'sbest defenders, Hosk tried up forward last year, and dominated ."If only we had a Hosk at each end" was a common cry . Now inhis fourth year as VC, Hosk has had another stellar season, asacknowledged by State selectors . He has been one of our bestthis decade and is also one of the most popular blokes at theclub . Well done to the Kildare Kid . Sam Butcher also arrived in2001 (via Newman College), becoming a vital team memberduring the famous Juggernaught era . His dodging and weavingruns through the midfield were a joy to watch, and he quicklybecame the coaches pet of Herald Sun journalist MarkRobinson, Robbo was so moved my his midfield maestro thatwhen asked who his favourite player was he whispered in hishusky voice, 'definitely Butch" . Sam broke through to become aregular senior player as a tagger, and whilst unpopular withsome high profile B & C grade midfielders, he has beeninvaluable for the team . Sam's work off field is something tobehold, as the driving force behind the new improved COBswebsite. Congrats on the century, Sam .

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01 ORD AFC 7.3 14.5 19.10 26.12 (166)rs Goals: A. Leih bridge 4, B. fdurchie 2, M. Chapman 2, J . Ha,*ktrs, a Hindle ,

n. i : son. Best : N . Carstein, P. Coughlin, A Lethbridge, Ad . Chaprman, D . R?urchie, J .Ht as( :Goals: B. Becxett 9, B . Rohttins 5, B. Ups61i 3, S. DaTs 2, T, Naylor 2 . J .Bru l. Clinch, L. O'Brien, L . Russell . M. Teh .nnepe. Best : D. Beckett, L . Russell, J,Muc,al, cRmes, A. Clinch, 1 RobbinsF' RDC !TURES 1.1 1 .3 2.5 3.5 {23)OLD I L GR 4.3 7.4 13.8 19.12 (128)Park Volt Gc s: M. Jennings 2, S . Heel no. Best M . Davies, B . Foguen, A . Kerr, M .Jennings . D. Noonan, L . Davies Old Camb : Goals: D. Schmidt 7, L Heffernan 2, B,Cottrell 2, M . Cottrell, J . Davis . D. Hanson, N. Hill, D. Miiddleton, C . Payne, S. Bsckeet,B. Hillier. Best. D . Schmidt, B. Cottrell, J . Davis, D. Hanson, L. Robertson, A PAaeKeroeFnZRDY REDS 5.3 10.5 14.5 22.7 ( 139)AJAX AFC 1.2 2.2 4.3 43 (27)Fitz Reds : Goals: J . TornesP 5, L Ronia 4, a Gardne- 3, J. Parsons 2, B. Emerson 2,P. wood 2, J . Nagorc#a 2, R. Guest, C. Ldtle . °est: B, E on, B. Gardnzr, R. Guest,M . Cockshutt, P. Wood, D . Clark AJAX., Goals: D . 6, irt 3, B. O;r.ss . Best. D .Rubenstein, A. Goldman, A. Sacks, B. Ritterman. L. G J . stenhergST EcDES1R9ERTORE TIG 8,3 11 .7 16 .7 2111 (137)OLD PARADIANS 2,0 5.1 9.4 (58)SW,* Goals: J. Connelly 3, G . Kempher 3, J. wmdE z 3, Samoan2, D. Waters 2, D. Ferraro 2, M. Andrews, A Hip well, N . : k4 .McGettigan, J. Vifindebank, J, Connally, G. Kirnpster, M . Be A. 11 R, se01 : Goals: M. Spineso 6. L. Hariortl, G . Vincent, D . Zivanrrric, Best: M . Spiresa A.Paniia P. Snow, J. Seneca, D. Zlvanovic,'A . Ja;oe

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A quinas DC $ 1 .33 v St _ . . .-Three losses in a row for . .4uinas, including lastSaturday's 64 point loss to Salesian makes today's homematch against St John's extra important. In truth, Aquinas;,ere 1 competitive against Salesian for the first threeq,ia : .c- !-' r~^ out of legs in the last stanza . Ti m

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since Round 3 . Youngster Aaron Abele wasressive in front of goals, and Kane Arnold showed hi s,. Jocs will have taken some confidence from their wi n

ek, but I feel that Aquinas will bounce back today.Aquinas are Loo-ay's 35 star special . Aquinas by 44points .

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closing to within a kick in the last i rm _ : -eadied . The rock god Benny Hynes was _,_ to

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et . jr the season in s the biggest comeback_L_ . n . The Sums . ;d _y 24 points at thre e

e, and were tr, ing by lust as much with asie as ten minutes to go, before five quick goals i n

succession gave Glen Eira a much needed win. It was bac'~to the good aid days for Glen Eira with the old heads cSteven Dyason znd Alex Tsirogiannis combiningbeautifully in the ntre square to give the Saints plenty ofdrive in the at it r as great viewing as I snuck intothe confines of ~r Park in Murrumbeena late in thematch . Big ir for both clubs today . Have a hunch thatWilliai st+ " have targeted this match as a must win .and I n; I get it . Willy by 23 points ,

sian AFC $1 .5 0quarter time against the top

jue and the Hoes gave themselves a big

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chance of an upset .However, Peninsulaproved too good in thelast stanza running awa

y with the victory by 65points . The early loss of Round Ten Club Warehouse risingstar nominee Chris Traeger certainly did not help the Hoescause, but the Hoes were unlucky not to hold a half timelead as their kicking in front of goal let them down . Hoesspearhead Matt Knight continued his good f^,m in front ofgoal with four majors, whilst wingman 0 'atience ranhad all day. Salesian were ultra it r-, ; in . ieir 64point damofition of Aquinas. Salesian s' their depthwith both Andrew Thain and Michael E?r on thepine . -c ic continued his gooc rr ack andCo-( 'i F' . .°n Stevens was inspir o ._rward .Saiesian look like they are hitting top for n, : id could bethe smokey for °^° -remiership even this . ar out . I expectthem to be too s_ , ong . Salesian by 31 points .

La Trobe i. : : . $ : . : ; :_ ,_ kleigh AFC $1 .6 5La Trade will . ; seething after losing a match theyshould have won against St John's . Stephen Pruscinowas back in form for La Trobe, and Adam Coulter wa s

up '-1- ,a- it coach Colovic

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knows that does not equate to getting the four points .Oakleigh did enough to knock off Williamstown athome, but will need to play better today in what loomsas a danger match for the Krushers, Peter Holdencontinued his good form against Willy, and he willappreciate the large surrounds of the La Trobe ground .I have a suspicion that La Trobe will be ready 'for thismatch . Ludeman is due for a big match and I think LaTrobe can cause an upset, especially if Bromley andMcKenzie's influence can be limited . La Trobe by 8points .

Peninsula OB $1,33 v Werribee AFC $3 .1 0Peninsula senior coach Mark Glenn's masterstrokemove of star forward Shaun Payze to full back in thesecond half last Saturday worked wonders, but I thinkhe might be back and roaming around the forward linetoday. Peninsula made hard work of ivanhoeAssumption for three quarters before a dominant ninegoal to one last quarter gave them an easy win . JamesCoghlan played well in the boggy conditions as did JoshDavis and Eiv Bowen . Werribee had a heartbreakingloss against Glen Eire and will fancy their chances of anupset against the top side today, having already beatenthem earlier in the year. Not sure where Dean Whittenwas last Saturday, but if Werribee are a chance, theywill need him playing as the Lee's cannot do it allthemselves . The most interesting aspect of today forthe boys from Werribee might be if they can make itback to the Racecourse Hotel in Werribee before thecover charge starts at 10 :00 pm . Peninsula to getrevenge on Werribee and win by 38 points .

; match reports, press correspondence . milestones,social events, horse racing tips, players to watch, funnyalcohol related stories, etc please email to me atjonathan .healy@hotmail .com by 5 :00 pm Monday.

congratul e ' onhis : . , game for the club . Scott not on*been a long time player but a club sta' an whohas been involved in many o¢` field activities, agreat clubm<"1T,

25 e.5 76 10 7t67)2,3 5.8 9.9 12 .11 (83 )

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Aquinas OC v St Johns O CIvanhoe Assumption AFC v Salesian AFC

La Trobe Uni v Oakleigh AFC

02'=- ('iln ;GL- 1 E F" AFC 3.3 5.6 6.9 14.11 (95)ddERRIBEE :.FC 4.2 7.6 109 14 .10(94)Glen Eira : Goals: A . Caruaoa 4, S. Diamond 2 . M. Farah 2, J . Serpanchy 2, A .Sheedy 2, B. Clements, L. Pryde. Best : S. Diamond, S. Dyason, A . Cardona, ATsi rog anms, A. Sheedy, L . Pryde Werr: Goals : C. Lee 4, A. Taylor 3, L. Carson, MCzalkowski, L. Langiieid, D . Lee, A . Murphy, B. Stornebrmk, F. Dimas. Best: D .Lee, F. Dimasi, P Keogh. C . Lee, L . Carson, N, Addamo Umpires : David Ansehin(Fj Nick Fennessy (F ) Alexandria Anthony (B) Callum Hilton (B)OAXLEIGH AFC 5,5 8,10 9.11 12 .12 (04)WILLIAfi9STOWN CYASS 2.1 5.2 73 1013 (73)Oak : Goals : S . Briggs 4, T. Bromley 3, D . MacKenzie 2, A. Ki tts, J . Nevere, JReynolds, Best: P. Hoiden, D . Star, M . Harold, S . Ki tt s, A . Kitis, S . Way WiUCYFAS : Goals: D . Jorv 3, T. Wheeler 3, Ai . Cmi 2, S. Barlow, D. Grieve . Best: 0Ctemmens, A. Wuchatsch, C. Taylor, B . Hynes, J. Gallivan, L, O'Sullivan Umpires :Kenneth Brewer (F) Mark Farrell (F)IvANHDE ASSUMPTION AFC 23 5 .10 9 12 10 .13 (73)PENINSULA OB 3.3 8.4 12.10 21 .12 (138)is Assn : Goais : M . Knight 4, K . 0Dveyer 2, J . Garrard 2, J . Supple, T Powell . Best :D . Patience, D. Wood, J . Stirlen, D. Neilson, L O'Neill, K. O'Dwyer Penin : Goals:J Coghlan 5, M . Glenn 5, N, Ciarmgbold 4, S . Murray 2, S Payze, E . Bowen. RSta9niorth, S, White, P Vdignaii Best J. Davis, E. Bowen. J_ Coghlan, S . Ferguson,N . Glaringboid, M . Glenn Umpires : Steven Potts (F) Andrew Slraughair {F )Damien Raeiiiife ( B) Julian. h9acc iom (B)STJOII~'.30C 2.2 5.4 7,5 10,8( 69),-i ::1-"c c aRSITY 4.1 72 84 108(68)

2, J. C iet, C . Peake, C. Riley, B. Rydquist,orronK . Arnold, R . Dan 0, C Pate.

, °te 2, F Caida4v 2, S. Proscino,id- P. Davies, H, Davies . S, „ J Pau! Jones (F)

. . 9.18 17 .14 (118)4,5 7.8 7.10+52)

. s: S. Payne 4 . A. 3, R, Stevens 2, 1 . Bobetic, A Bonnic,, N!Can , L h f. °.t Hazeii, S . loanmdis Best : I . Goidelic,R ; . Hazeii, T. Wilson, J. Moreseflo, L, Kelly Aquinas : Goals D . DenR%er 3, J Box, GWhitehead, S. Tibb, A. Naulty. Best : T. Otarenshaef, G.

,ad, C Lyng, G. Evans, J . Box . H Tssen Umpires: P,i;chaet Hegan (F)e -Sharp (Fi

GUMit 1 {UPAPT3G:' 0.1 1.1 2.3 3.4 (22)P .. _B : -.. _ ., 7.5 11.7 (73 )

Or, , F :r,^an, G. Vilaisgott, K. Fleming, M, Redmon d

' Pee s, >i st D. Meredith. T West.L . . : .. Haunch Perna : uoais : J . Sill 3, T Braden 2, N .ii ' -. 2, A. Warner, J . Best: B . Mitchell, J Hood, ACreai Braeen, B. B !r;ST; 3.2 5.5 7.8 8,10(58)LA'i I FY AFC 11 1,3 4 .3 7_5 (47)St Jet s: D . Jones 2 M. Vanhoutar 2, B . Bugeia 2, L . F.9ara . G RobertsBest. H i, € Atonte;ro, G Roberts, B. Hilton, W. Joyce, L. Mara LaTrobe :G( > an 3. A, Borr=lh, 7,1 . Redmond, H . Lancaster, C. Munro, Best B

ey 1, J. Hoffman 4, D . Orissa 2, N. McInnes. Best J .1 , A. Waldron, T. Davidson, D Dirosa

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Lougbnan 3, F. Norman 2, S Sutherland 2, M, D. Cant . Best: S. Logan, A . Stevens, L Rose ,

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30 , THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2006

t,~ ; n 35 ~,, this ; -- ; * -1 >n you ~- ;e +"nib1 to pl ;~~ :uperu! - s! 10 or over then you are eligible to play Masterules Football .

nVictorian Metro Sihome games at ,a

ha Superules competition is played every second Sunday. In total,inals each season . Federal Bayside Superules has been in the

as Football League since its inception in 1982 . The club plays itsa, npton Football Club, Peterson Street Reserve in Highett (Mel 77 B8) .

It doesn't matter what team or league you have played for in the past, everybody iswelcome at the Federals !

So, if you would like to v a part of a sociable club and really enjoy playing footy, thencome along to training on '`!, Jnesday nights at 6:00pm, or contact on0425 768 407 or N ' , - -~€a on 0408 031 116 .

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In prepar~.:!. clash against SouthAustralia th7s F ank Dunell an dhis selection ~;_an :_ 1 into camp a tJan Juc last e , ~! . . . night providedthe opportunity for t' be, - a i it to know eachother and to plan for the upcoming match .Although there was strictly no alcohol allowed,plenty of laughs were had and many previouslyunknown talents revealed . University Blacks bigman Matt Savige showed off his fire jugglingtalents and Old Xavs forward Matt Handleyimpressed with his word .)r word rendition ofHamlet. One of the ' . . .s . . ough was OldScotch's Adam Rout_

-. .iose performance

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co ,susus'his h'- ' areconstructi vrepair his hip, ~salso broken his 'require further surgery i istranger to injury, having to ereconstructions durino hi

s near career enilast seas )n . "business, P.- u,,runs corporal ~lt days and t :-

There are ierous --rts of .who give rr iificent service to their club ;game, but the ranks thin tit if 5

0 continuous service is th- rrJack Clancy has don( ' for LBlacks and Reds, thename it, Jack has donecaptain and coach, mer.:'--sr

>e . ed,;ctsan ,

Nilson o nr 0,4 1 b o33 358 (mob)

~fting frustratedp uy two ladies i n

ii we can play through",ier.

he ladies he stopped,a returned to his playin g

- of them is my wife and 11is r.:,= You had better ao" .

second ~ ;a1ed toward to the tw oladies he also irned around and ~returned .It's a small world", he said .


L co ;r. .; .ombeh'iA" win to d, f, .veri~as its bit-,testwin since their 1998 B Grade premiership . For theEagles it was about as good as it gets ; playing at Xavshome ground and against the reigning premiers whowere on another winning steak and at toD strength .Xavs took the early points with 6 goals to 2 in the firstquarter, Marcellin got within 10 points at half time andalmost equal in the hird even though kickingagainst the wi i~d . hei thy kicked his fourthfor the game for "avs it ~, ed s though his team ma<<join Marcellin at the top ~the ladder but the Eag'- Ihad different ideas and absolutely stormed home tokic` 9 aa2s to Xavs' solitary six pointer. For Marcelli n

owne had been an excellent link man as wellas a ruckman . Cox and Treganowan (6) were othermajor contributors to the great victory. Maybe theexcellent win by :vJareeIlin's reserves against thepreviously undefeated Xavs line-up also providedinspiration? None were better than Gowers, Sassi andMcCarthy (4) for the Xavs . Marcellin were certainlylooking the "real deal" and now had a 6 point breakover second placed St Bernards £3C .

Old Paradians congratulated Kevin (KJ) Jenkins onplaying his 200th game against North Old Boys in BSection . KJ had commenced his career with OP's in1990 at under nineteen level . KJ was a member of theOP's Jenkins `family of footballers' as father (Ted) wasClub Secretary and brothers Adrian and Stephen hadall been footballers at the club .

In C Section, Glen Eira consolidated their position inthe top four with a win over a persevering Prahran .They remained two games clear of fifth placed StBedes Mentone Tigers but two sames behind theequal leaders . Collegians, Old Essendon andH ampton Rovers . Some undisciplined football byGlen Eira in the first half would not have pleased theirsenior coach . Paul Beddoe . The half time score . 8 .8 to7 .8 in Glen Eira's favour was due mainly to anexcellent first half by Richie Gilmore . one of the mostconsistent performers in this section . An overall

improvement after themain break saw GlenEira take fuller control tofinish 20 .15 to Prahran's14 .10 . Other goo dpla- to support

,ar, Grey andcommitted players wh o!he Qame : namel

~and-

n an the top four contri ' i_,I by ol dschool tca,fts ;- that region : :.a ., -it t'a -,alleyand Old CareyT although Old Carey were now 3 gamesbehind the joint lead- ;- . _L-l: were sitting infourth place and there was not much chance for the restto feature in the finals e-, :n with 6 games to Qo .

Aquinas' goal kicking prowess v again evidentagainst the hapless Swinburne _' final score23 .21 to 4 .2 . The Livingstone br:, . : and Cultrerawere a very dangerous combination for opponents eachweek and again contributed to the massive percentageadvantage that their team held . Best players - Cultrera(4), J Livingstone (7), Denavi . Phelan, Vankerkhoven,Tarulli (Aquinas) and Swinburnes' disappointment wasconfirmed with no one recommended for honors .

Williamstown and La Trobe University were fightingfor top spot in E Central Section . The Williamstownboys just managed to hold their one game advantagewhen thev managed to sneak to the front against OldEssendon in a real nail biter and win by the narrowestmarein . 9 .9 to 9 .8 . Willy's crack forward . "Killer"Kurkowski was outstanding with 6 goals and was ontop of the section's sharpshooters with 57 for theseason . Lee and Weir were also great for the winnersand Hexter, Hutchinson and Steven were Essendon'sbest .

The top four looked settled in E South Section and itwas a big game at the Pirates' lair where Peninsulahosted the in form Power House and in the heav y


conditions it was going to be close all day . A point thedifference at quarter time followed by an excellentsecond term by Powerhouse that gave the visitors a 2goal lead set the scene for a thrilling second half .Peninsula then proved their worthiness as ladderleaders when they kicked 4 goals in the boa in the thirdterm . The "House" refused to submit and snatchedback the lead in the dying moments before DrewWarne-Smith marked, kicked a behind to level thescore and the siren sounded . Great contest by two i ) pteams, Best -laver sAngus, °~ cE vans,(Powerho u

The : . esic„ai's :;tes. . : i :: . ite , _saw Joi-n Dillon congratulate all Victor~lns invedin recent Carnival win in Adelaide . Having k t theCarnival in the previous season the Vies had gone allout to make 1986's efforts worthwhile . DominicSpillane (Old Paradians) deserved special mention asCaptain and the Coach . John Fisher, was alsocongratulated for his effort although he insisted thatthe result was a credit to every player and official thatcontributed .

In B Section, cellar dwellers . Old Brighton, almostcaused the upset of the round in heavy conditionsagainst Uni Blacks at the University Oval . With theGrant brothers leading the way the Tonners grabbeda handy 2 goal lead at quarter time, increased it by agoal at half time before the Blacks were jolted intoaction to oet within 3 point at "orange time" . With aplace in the four at stake, the Blacks restrictedBrighton to 2 behinds in the last and bagged threegoals to win 9 .9 to 7 .7 after a very tough game . Bestplayers - Warren (4), Marks, Kellar, Doyle, Flyett,Pattinson (Blacks) and Hendry, Tony Grant (2), GBennett, Peter Grant, Lade, Murray (Old Brighton) .

Match of the day in C Section was betweenThomastown and Old Trinity , second and thirdrespectively. When the final siren sounded out atThomastown, the muddied Trinity boys had reversedthe ladder position with a very good win, 10 .5 to 4 .16 .David O'Shaughnessy kicked 4 for the winners andtheir other good players were Norman, Wardop.Dobson . Phillips, Robinson and Alibon . As expected

Thomastown stalwarts : Sinni, Pavera, La Rosa, Tony5_ i . t and ' - ~!osta v ,re better players .

In = ' SectG' .' c :ii : ~. ,ere hot on the tail of ladder:eaders C f r< is and made sure theykept the pre...,ut .. on Nv_.. th controlled their gameagainst fourth placed "o :_ ' ;, 14 .13 to 8 .12 .Marcellin enjoyed a brilliant first term with 8 .1 to 1 .2and this allowed the control until the final siren, 14 .13to 8 .12 . Best players - Price . P Cullinan (4), C

, J Crimrr ~ P Gartner, Milaszewic z"in} and (2), Wagstaff, M ason ,id, - ' e (Collegians) . The loss fo r

.ans meant tI lost their fourth place to Ol d

The multi talented Scotch Captain . JohnAnderson, played his 15Gii 1 Qame . Best first vearplayer in 1968, followed by club best and fairest in1969 . 1970 . 1973 and 19,4 2 ave a fair indication of

John's value to his club . His many skills allowed himto be equally at home in the centre, on the wins or athalf forward and the Victorian selectors regularlyhonored John with state selection .

.'~o less than 6 top tearns ~ere defea!,-c °n this round .One instance was in B"e-_Ion when `vanhoe at homekept the reins on the highly fancied stew to run outwinners 9 .14 to 7 .5 . Best for Ivanhoe were?vlcWhinnie, Blackwood, Whittaker, Sproule,Atkinson and S Patterson . For Kew : Stokes, Blay,Crowe, Wienert, Clay and Bennett had a *red hot go' .

Old Brighton secured a place in the C Section topfour when they defeated top team North MelbourneCBC 10 .4 to 7 .13 . Mark Millis, James Agar,Peachey, Walker, Morris and Don A gar wereBrighton's best . Verek, L Carney, Drew, K?°ilurray,

Shee;aand i .IderBeld were best for North .

(?id : :~z- ; iorced their way into the fourth place in _k_.Section after disposing of top side Melburnian Blues,10 .5 to 4.7 . Dunshea, Harding, Yuille, Cleary,Bentick, Adamson and Lyall were terrific for Carey .The Blues could only find three good players : Koch,Webb and Seccull .


Meanwhile, 0 ; iors usE ' i t out ofjail free' card a determinedGryphons on l°. : {' 5 iuok a guar° rtime lead, the G 'iated play for's i enext two and d,<. e' into the final break fullof confidenc€, IeE . ' . i,iints. However, coachFab rung the ch, :s and with Eddo playing thepowerhouse role and Tex running rampant ti :Warriors banged on 5 unanswered goals to keep theirfinals chances alive.

Kew improved on last ~ 's effort and showed a -,more promise in it r to West Brunswick . TheWesties got an e~ 'y I and then did enough --hold on for the remainc r` the match . One commentmade about the Browns was that they were "the best3 :8 side I've seen in a long time", which really hots upthe relegation battie . Best for the Magpies were SamPeach and Rob West,

The Elsternwick win against UHS-VU was as expected,however, particularly pleasing for coach Dennis Gracewas the fact the boys did so with a "horrendous inju(ist" . Grace continue' :o say that he was part' ;ulapleased with Alan ;Y 's consistent form ar alNathan Hodsl'>s a is now taking some pcmarks as he g,, :., ; .

No reports from : e South Melbourne/Be nmatch, however, the g Qss'so was that it was a crack-,of a game vJitt in it until the last quarter. Theresult pretty much ties up top spot for the Swans wit h

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18 S. Adawayf8 A. Neill

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26 S. Syme27 T Moare

23 B . Lawson24 D. Baxter (C)

19 J . Mason21 A. Ferns 21 P. Stuchberry 2 3 T. Castet<c-Mar m rg 2 5 M Malone

20 D. Hudso n22 A. Smith 22 G . Elvin 29 T. C:'wa I .

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Doi'' : ;If you're looking for something a little special to doon AFL Grand Final day this year, here's your chanc e

ence something different and do y I"tlebit t' ; community. The Ro °

is holding a major fund-rai :_t ;ona I Unit in the form of a Family Fun iichwill be held at Brens Oval in Parkville (the home ofUHS-VU AFC) . The Neonatal Unit provides highlyspecialised care to the sickest newborn infants fromall over Australia and the Pacific Islands . It supportsa UNIQUE group of babies with UNIQUE needs and isthe only Unit of its kind that can assist babi€ i orequire treatments not available at othe

r units in Victoria and other parts of Australia. which will provide all sorts of fun for the k i

also have plenty of big screens around if the muni ,and dads want to watch the two interstate tbattling for it big prize. Major supporter sorganisers with is event are our own T-Supervisor and his wi` ~Rob and Kerryn have had .irst hand experience ithe Neonatal Unit at the RCH when their dauylittiElise was born in March last year . Unfortunately itwas not to be a happy ending as little Elise lost herbattle with a serious spinal injury after only 17 daysof life . The Elise Sneddon Foundation has been setup in her memory. The Family Fun day is seeking notonly a big crowd, but as many sponsors as possibleto assist with the fundraising and success of the day .There are various levels of sponsorship packagesavailable, so if you as part of the VAFA family have afew bucks to chip in, contact Rob on 0423 022 312or email elisefoundation@optusnet .com .a uA worthy cause !

. :ell done to the umpires who've been lucky enoughto be appointed to the VAFA v SAAFL, they are :Fiei Tim Sutcliffe

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Cameron Hoogendy kKevin Segota & Dominic Napoli

Y i~i the rep game o ntr, :s week we have no : .and B Section games which allc,rs tha seniorsquad of umpires to filter down through thelower sections . This is a good opportunity forboth clubs and umpires to get used to eachother, if teams are looking at finals aspirationsthey can take the time to get to know eachother, look for the way teams play a certainstyle, and teams, the way umpires allow thegame to progress . All this will enhance future( nes and avo confusion come finals .

wife of umpire Gran then Grant spoke to his lovely wife

ione about staying back after trainin gy poker, Lisa asked, "Around what iime

you get home?" "When I go out" wa s'rai i's reply . "So you will be home early!" was

; t, iick come back . Keep him honest Lisa .

A bit of nasty luck for Phil Callil running in agame with Max Wittman at Toorak Park lastweek . As the coin toss was about to take placeon the ground, Max's son and his mate weremucking around with a grid-iron ball nearby . Asone of the lads let fly with a place kick Phil justhappened to turn around and from about ametre away copped one fair and square in th e

. . . well you can guess, are your eyeswatering? Phil went down in a screaming heapyelling blue murder at the culprit . Was that hisumpiring partner Max suggesting that heshould stop rubbing them and just count them?He recovered in time to umpire the game . Wehope that Phil has enough kids in his familynow, as any future prospects in that area maybe compromised .

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The Hawkies record a good win again :-~ an injurydepleted Power House whilst Box Hill P!orth return toform with a thumping win over North Brunswick . A twogame gap has opened up between 5th and 6th andwhilst still plenty of games to be won, the likes of Syndaland Albert Park might have to win all 7 from here tomake the finals !

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With over 20 players unavailable, Power House were upagainst it as they met an in form and injury freeHawthorn . The House couldn't get into the game with SAvery doing the job on Edwards . Lauletta starred upforward for the Hawks with 7 whilst Hill and Hasler werethe best for the House in a game they will quickly putbehind them .

Clinker of a game when Eltham travelled to Albert Park .The Turtles managed to hold sway for most of the daybefore a defiant Falcons outfit stole the lead late only forit to be snatched again by the Turtles! Great game!Blagrove led from the front with 5 goals whilst Galvinwas again in great form . Ryan and McIndoe were thestandouts for the Falcons .

Morale boosting win for Eley Park as they accounted forRichmond by 6 goals . The Sharks' form had droppedaway in recent weeks however nothing like a good into get the spirits firing . Broadbear and Creswell were theSharks' stars best whilst Nuske continued his fine formwith 6 goals for Richmond . Once again, the 13 goal tallywas a positive for Richmond .

Box Hill North recorded a big win over North Brunswickwith the size of the defeat the main surprise . Marcakisstarred for BHN who were also well served by thereturning Penny who slotted 6 goals . The grand veteranBoudoloh was the best for North .

Finally, Bulleen contined their march for the four as theyaccounted for Syndal Tally he . Good start for the Sinnershowever they were gradually overhauled by the hometeam . Classic 8 point game! Fradkin was great upforward with seven gaols whilst Kellett also starred forthe victors . Bingham Was again amongst the best forSyndal .

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rcue-stances . Gr, :return to form for BH Nhowever bumping intoEitham at this point isnot the preferre doption . Riscalla and Galvin are the eni! nes for thesesides however the Turtles forward line is awesome andshould get them the points .

Power House travel to North Brunswick looking to makeamends for a rare lapse last week . One ordinary day canbe consigned to the waste bin, particularly when theform prior had been incredibly consistent . On the otherhand, North served up their first shocker for the seasonas unavailability's hit the squad . It has been a seasonthat has never quite kicked for the Brunswick boys andalas hard to see it happening this week, House for me .

Hawthorn host Syndal and will be trying to avoid the bigmatch hangover from last week . The Hawks season hasbeen building and with a low injury count, pressure atthe selection table has been immense . Syndal have beenpretty good all year without ever being able to get a bigrun on. . .a ks for mine .

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Bulleen host Eley Park in a game that a win willstrengthen their spot in the four. The return of a coupleof stars won't hurt their case either. Great to see theSharks fire up for a win last week as the season wasthreatening to get out of control . Hard to make it two ina row form here though, Bulleen for mine .

Finally, Albert Park host Richmond . The Falcons almostpulled of the unthinkable as they led late against Eltham .It is a long haul for them to make finals form herehowever it is certainly not out of the question. They willwin this week .

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Don't forget, 0418348723 or ed .s°'^!ocker.cOm .au

ours wish to congratulate LukeCollii,a on his - Jth game for the club . A greatservant on the field but also off field where he andhis family have been fine contributors . Well doneLukas although please pass on the next Big Alaward !

North Brunswick congratulates Jos] onreaching 50 games . Although from a rugbybackground, he has adapted his style of play to realfootball . As you would expect, his tackling is afeature of his game . Always trying to improve hisskills, his dedication to training and playing is ashining light to all at Allard Park . His love for a goalis well known and no one celebrates one like Josh .Well done from everyone at North Brunswick .

Eltham OC v Box Hill North AFCRichmond Central AFC v Albert Park AFC

Syndal Tally Ho AFC v Hawthorn AFC - G lenferrieOval (Reserves 12p m , Seniors 2 .15pre )

North Brunswick AFC v Power House AF CBulleen Cobras AFC v Eley Park Sharks

BULLEEI COIif . .G,SC 1 .1 6.7 9.9 13 .11 (89)SYHDAL TALLY NO AFC 5.4 6.6 7.8 8.9 (57)Bull Cob : Goals : T. Fradkin 7, T. Pearson 3, B . Cookson, P. Dall'Dglio, T. Mozzarella .Best: K . Kellett, N. Ritchie, T. Conn, T. Fradkin, T. Pearson, D . Trinchi Bye TH:Goals : L . Dickenson 3, I . Bingham, C. Carina, S. Crew, L. Hannemann, D .Richardson . Best: I . Bingham, L . Dickenson, D . Haihsey, B . Robinson, P. Agnello,F. George Umpires : Richard Yann (F) Grant Joyner (F)BP" HILL -'ITt' ',FC 8.5 12.9 18.9 28.16 (184)NORTH i 'K AEC 1.2 1.5 3.6 47 (31)BhH. Goals. D . Penny 6 . A . Beaumont 5, R . Ball 3, J . Garrett 2. M. Penny 2, T. Thoi2, D. M tini 2, B . Marcakis 2, A . Ddza, C . Recalls, S. Irvine . J . Irish. Best: B .Marcakis, A . L,aumont, R . Ball, D. Penny, J . Garrett, C . Plunkett Nth Bruns : Goals :N. Perry 2, L . Scene, R. Peasneli . Best: J . Boudoloh, T. Savanah, C . Rhook, D.Pizzari, S . Famulari, B. Robertson Umpires : Peter James (F) Travis Storti (F)ALBERT PARK AFC 1.1 53 11 .4 15 .9 (99)ELTHAPA OC 5.4 8.6 12.13 16.15 (111)AP : Goals B. Payne 4, W. Harries 3, B . Ryan 3. R . Baker, D. Borley, N. Cain, J .Hamilton, G . Foster. Best: B . Ryan, W Mcindoe, D . Burley, S. Thompson, B. Payne,S . Haynes Ettham : Goals: M . Blagrove 5, A . McGlaren 3 . L . Mason 3, C. Cono!e, M .Crooks . J . Galvin, G . Turner, T. Brawn. Best: M . B!agrove, T. Weborn, J. Galvin, L .Mason, L. Austin, A. Whyte Umpires: Robert Parry (G) Stewart Meek (F) LoganSmith (F) Keiran McInerney (B) Simon McInerney (B)ELEY PARK SHARKS 6.3 12.9 17.13 19.16 (130)RICHMOND CENTRAL AEC 2.2 82 9 3 t3 1 0 (88)EPS : Goals: S . Jackson 4, D. Viola 4, T. Houlden 4, 0. Heynes 2, D . Smith, T.Silvers, S. Brachmann, C . Cresswell, A. Young . Best: D. Broadbear, C. Cresswell,S . Jackson, A. Young, D. Payne, T. Houlden Rich Cent: Goals : N . Nuske 6, J .Matheson 4, A . Glover 2, D. Green. Best: N . Nuske, S. Hihbins, D . Speakman, T.Graham, J . Matheson, H . Oautovic Umpires: Patrick Gregory (F) Gerard Rolfs (F)POWER HOUSE AEC 1 .4 2.4 3.9 4.12 (36)HAWTHORN AEC 4.4 8.7 13.9 19.12 (126)PH : Goals : R. Humphreys, P. Edwards, N. Moresi, B . Brady . Best : M . Hill, P.Haselec P. Arnold, R . Humphreys, A . Foster, D . Cooper Haw : Goals : D . Lauletta 7,J. Jackomos 3, D. Pritchard 2, S . Fisher, D . McGlenchy. C. Rice, M. Tyson, S .MacKenzie, S . Monck, P. McKenna . Best S . MacKenzie, R_ Mundy. D . Lauletta. D .McGlenchy. D . Lyons, S. Fisher Umpires : David D'Altera (F) James Gregory (B)Jonathan Kerr (F) Benedict Farrell IB )

04 RESERVEALBERT PARK AFC 2.2 37 3.9 5.14 (44)ELTHARA OC 1.5 2.5 7.6 10 .7 (67)AP : Goals: R. Ferrero 2, J. Sutton, J . Wier, M . Hazeltan . Best: S. McGuire, R .Ferrero, J. McKay, J . Wier, T. Houston, J . Sutton Eltham : Goals: J. Hyndman 4, G .MacRides 2, M. Abbott, L. Barnes, M . Hart, S . Mead. Best : B . Beano, S. Clark, S,Mead, E. Baud, B Marshall, J . PaisleyPOWER HOUSE AFC 00 0.0 1.2 4.2 (26)HAWTHORN AFC 6.4 14.7 16.9 20.12 (132)PH : Goals: S. Kemp 2, M. Burgess, R . Wood . Best: R . Wood, T. Marine, S . Kemp,0. Gough, G . Harmer, N . Pryor Haw : Goals : N . Opie 5, T. Dixon 4, L. Ross 3, D .Moss 2, T. Hyland, P. Hunan, J . Pi, C. Pritchard, B . Hudson, W. Duffy. Best: B .Gebhardt, B. Hudson, L. Collins, L. Ross . N . Opie, M . Aitke nELEY PARK SHARKS 0.5 3.10 6.13 8 .17 (65)RICHMOND CENTRAL AFC 2.4 6.7 8.10 11 .11 (77)EPS : Goals : J. Broadbear 3, J Nevrbound 2. 1 Kinsella, L. Maiden, R. Baseggio .Best: V. Fukushima, T. Kinsella, L. Maiden, A . Chislett, R. Baseggio, B . Rowley RichCent : Goals: G. Gardiner 3, J . Chandler 2, G . Begley, S. Britter, J . Neilson, P. Volkov.C . Fox, P. Hyland Best : C . Lang, J . Miragaya, S. Britter, N . Krake, J . Chandler, A .Tille yBOX HILL NORTH AFC 5.3 9.7 11.9 17.10 (112)NORTH BRUNSWICK AEC 1 .5 2.6 3.10 4 .10 (34)BHN: Goals : L . Keller 4, G . Langley 4, B. Olson 3, S. Evans 2, A. Andrews 2, J .Tambakis, P. Domaingue . Best: C . Langley, S. Smith, D . Lay, S. Evans, B. Olson, L .Keillor Nth Brans: Goals: F. Papnastasatus 2 . H . Tsialtas 2. Best : M. Sorleto, M .Pisa,ale, R. Bond, N . Giovanoglou, C . Ibrahim, S. CareBULLEEN COBRAS AFC 3.4 5.6 6.11 9 .12 (66)SYNDAL TALLY HO AFC 0.4 3.5 3.8 3.11 (29)Bull Cob : Goals : I, McLeod 3, J . Redfern, G . Anderton . A. Foskett, J . Trinchi, M .Umvin, J . Gardner. Best: N . Byrne, M. Soomelidis . M . Unwin, D . Palermo, R .Sheehan, J . Trinchi Syn TH: Goals: T. Zaharopoo!os, A. Dance . A. Rowe. Best: N .Hunter, J. Rowe, D. Paolone. A. Dance, T. Bartholomew, B . Holland

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extravagant event in itself, but it is also acting as aCurtain Raiser to the VAFA'S under 23 match againstSAAFL . Therefore a large crowd should be present towatch the boys of FIDA and supporting competitions"Strut their stuff, "

This game will be run much the same as other matches ;it is scheduled for 12pm on Saturday afternoon andshould prove to be very exciting . I encourage all thoseinterested in another side football to come down andcheer on the boys/ girls in what should be a great day offooty .

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rough the UAFA web site, and in case you're unsure o fthe address it's www.vafa .com .a uAnd finally congratulations to all players selected by:heir teams, and also to the two coaches ;

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Anot ;k over and popularity tests aside, its time to move on to thereal thi°° .Revi,. .,Match of toe round a( a test for De La finished with a triumphant OldXavs beating e . sts v"` " . Tro stro .' :` Our,Xavs were :i nod o La. Yourstock just fit r € nos. J i sBonnicce we& no are prov;every weel,Not too m;dream aliviin a °°to th ti nCorrC1In

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u,, . - wig just. They held on by 4-points againstMHSOB with Dylan Moore in everything and Skipper Damien Cerantonioleading from the front. SBMT took control of their game against LaTrobe Uni kicking 8-goals to I in the second half after only leading by 3points at half-time, with the Swayn boys featuring in the best players .Ajax held off a determined Emmaus for only their second victory, bothagainst Emmaus, while Richard Keane's 8 goal haul saw Ormond defeatBentleigh .

PreviewOnly seven games to go and already the top four looks set in place . Ajax,after coming off only their second win, they may find Old Ivanhoe atough task, especially with Old Ivanhoe coming off such a fantasticvictory of the ladder leaders. The likes of Frost and Fridman should seeBentleigh take the points at home against MHSOB, while Ormondshould have no trouble against Emmaus, despite Emmaus's JeremyChun and Simon Mills gallant performances the week before . SBMTnow eyeball Oakleigh on the top of the ladder, with only percentage nowseparating the two, and this battle for top place should be intriguingover the final rounds . The SBniT juggernaught will roll on against OldEssendon this weekend as will a slightly wounded Oakleigh against LaTroba, so for the time being they will remain where they are .Please send match info/social events to al_vafa@hotmail .com

UNDER 19 18MReviewNo upsets and large margins was the order of the day in Section Blue asthe chasm between the top four and the rest grew ever larger, Mazenodventured out to the lovely surrounds of Hampton and the game was overat the first break . Mazenod would have been determined to make a goodstart to the game following some poor starts of late and they came outlike men possessed scoring 8 goals in the first quarter with some goodrunning football . The well oiled machine that is Mazenod decided to callit a day with 28 goals to their name . They had 12 goal scorers led byBoger who kicked 8 and Klavins with 5, and in an excellent team effortthey were ably led by Johnson, Stanley, and Smith . Old kientoniansasserted their authority early in their game against Parkdale with somestrong tackling and superior use of the footy through the corridor.Mitchell, Thompson and Fairbanks dominated across half back and shutthe Vultures completely out of the game while Speers and Prowse werelively up forward despite being outnumbered. Old Mentonian on-bailersled by Campbell, Moon and Wilton continually put the ball forward aswell as nullifying their opponents and this team effort saw them to 55point win . Both De La and Old Haileyburians had easy wins overOakleigh and Monash respectively .

PreviewGame of the round billing sees a top four clash between De La and OldMentonians taking place at Darling Park . Only percentage separates thetwo teams in what should be a high-class affair, however, with the likesof Gill and Kovarik in top form and the fact that it is being played at DeLa, they should take the points in a close game . Old Haileyburianscurrently look invincible and with players like Criticos, Johnson,Dolman, and Wright backing up every week they are an extremely goodunit. They always have an even spread of goal kickers and rarely rely onthe one individual to win, a sure sign of a good team and Hampton willbe their next victim this week . Mazenod will have little trouble withOakleigh at home, while Powerhouse/South Mornington should givethemselves every chance of beating Monash at home and I believe theywill notch up their first win amidst chaotic scenes as they celebrate theirfirst'non-bye'four points. Parkdate have a week off .Please send match info/social events to al_vafa@hotmail .com

19'"EDIRupo get back on the winners list, as New sink lower at the home of theAshes. The Woodsmen held the lead at every change, running out 19point victors, Jared Pretty dabbed five for the winners, with Travis Smithreceiving the 'Best On' honours. Kew's only shining light was NathanMonaco, up forward kicking 7 . Aquinas hosted the Bullants, who aredesperately trying to hold fourth spot . The lead was held by both sidesat different stages, but Aquinians walked off smiling . Chris Williamskicked 2 in the low scoring affair . Dan Tonelli (3) and Rowan Matz werestandouts for the Bullants . Ligris booted 6 more as the Reds bouncedback from last week's loss, beating a very competitive Lions side -within 8 points at the final break. Therry have been up and down all year,but should be happy to be sitting just outside the 4 on percentage . Aninaccurate Westbourne took their 4th win of the season against the OldSaints in what could have been more than a 46 point belting, AnthonyWhyte kicked 5 for the Westies, while Chris Ford booted a bag of 7 forthe Old Saints . With 7 rounds to play, it's time for all sides to startinghitting their straps for that final straight. The Old Saints host a revivedRupo, but I think the home side will take home the goodies this week . Alandslide as Aquinas belt New in an obliteration . The Reds host theBullants who will be competitive but won't have enough come the last .The Reds by 17 points, where the forwards from either side will steal theshow. Finally the Xavs host the Westies and I'm picking that it'll be awaste of costly petrol for Westbourne, with the Xavs taking control . 5goals Therry put the feet up and sit on the couch .bernecich@netspace .net .au

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OLD 2.1 9.2 14.6 17.9 (11 1 )Old Ca,_: '': . Coombs 2, T. Pretrial, G . Tolson, A. Pillay, P. Jerkin . Best :A. Ren< t C. H Romanin, P. Jerkin, H . Dickson, T. Nichols Old Par: Goals: L.Catc ., J. Kar A. As agi 3, N. Curcio 2, A. SeraHn, M . Solomon, M. Simpson .Best. .i. Store, K . ~ S. Valente, M. Simpson, M . Solomon, L. Catnggio Umpires :Geoffrey Deveson (FI t n Schwab (F)CAULFiELD 6R 0.2 4.4 4.5 7.8(50)OLD LBt 4.1 5.3 8.7 9.10 (64)Car I: Goals : B . 3, A. Clarke, L. Price, R . Brix, T. Robinson . Best: J . Stewart, T. Robinson,A. WWkms, B. ( :, C. Scully, A. Clarke Old Met6: Goals : C . rTlmoth 2, G. Hanger 2, W. Kiel,N . Lavter, T. 0 aughnessy, W. McLaughlin, J. Stuart. Best: N. La Mar, C . Wilnwth, G .Hanger, P. Kenr.,,. ;, T. 0 Shaughnessy, T. Bennison Umpires: Dallas Saxtrf (F)OLD TRINITY E 0.3 1.4 0.0 1 .5(11)WHITEFRIARS OC 4.5 8.6 18.10 22 .12 (144)Old Trin : Goals : N . Bachli. Best : A. Morgan, T. Delphine, M. Kepitis, S. Gunaberg, D . Bell,S. Cole White : Goats : J . 0 Meara 5, J . Parkes 4, M . Meridians 3 . A. Harris 2, D. Kaldor. A.Pegs, G. Power, A. Spurred, P. Mitchell, M . Stafford, R. Spurreil, S . Bullock . Best : S.Bullock. J. Scannell, J . Parkes, A Petts, D . Kidder, G. Power Umpires: Simon Brooks (C)Nick Palfreyman (C )OLD BRIGHTON GR 2.1 82 12.5 12.9 (81)UNIVERSITY BLACKS 3.3 3.7 6.7 10.8 (68)Old Be Goals : L . Bresnahan 2, M . Burge 2. N . Paterson 2, B . Takle 2, C. Dowling, R. Barnes,M . Deivar, J . White. Best: T. Skewes, N . Paterson, M . FiMayson, J. Miller, A . Gunning, C.BeGs Uni BI: Goals: T. Higher 2, J. Russell 2, P. Newton 2, T. Burchall, C . Had, J . Grigg, J .Cordner. Best: S. Miller, H. MacDonald, T. Napier, J. Russell, J. Gardner, P. NewtonUmpires: Matt Howarth (F) Phil Howarth (F) Mitchell Hutchison (B) Michael Raphael (B)

MUMOLD ESSEHDOH GR 3.0 72 9.6 15.8 (98)MHSOB 13 6.5 11.10 14.10 (99)Old Ess: Goals: T. Day 2, P. Kouppas 2, D. McGorry 2, D . Trevaskis 2, D . Moore 2, ADudderi,1,,e 2, E . Sattau, D . Benson, B. Peters . Best : D. Moore, R . Jones, D. Cerantonio, T.Rd tson, E . Saltao, D. Bianchi 6tHSOB: Goals: J. Kitelay 3. B . Calder 3, J . Barker 3, A.Hic ns 2, P. Fountain, A. Griohoiz, S . ufat . Best: A . Litttahales, J. Kiteley, A. Lim, 8. Calder,A . Grin' N. Lavars Umpires: Anthony Lilley (F)010 I =1 1.4 2.5 3.9 4.12 (36)OA I nrs: 0.4 1.7 1.8 4.8 (32)018 'r. Goals: B. Harrison, H. Dekretser, C. Nichol, A. D

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With four rounds to play, the shape of the top four teamsin each section is becoming clearer. It would seem thereare three safely ensconced sides in Section 1 andSection 2 . In Section 3 the top two sides seem safe .My Round 11 success rate was 80% .

ReviewSection 1Old Xaverians built their lead over St Bede's IMentoneTigers by more each quarter, before winning by theHeinz margin . . .57 points . For the Xaverians, SamSheedy was active up forward .At half time, top side Prahran led defending premiers StKevin's by 11 points . The second half saw Prahranassert superiority as they built their lead to 38 points bygame's end . For Prahran, Dave Butterworth controlledthe forward line, David Green was a good defender andJustin Geri was a creative on ball player . For St Kevin'sgood players included : "The Duck", a .k .a. Paul Hal . 'n,whose four last quarter goals lifted the spirit of his sideas well as Ray. Short and Dominic Dunn .Old Scotch maintained fourth place through their 51point victory over Old Xaverians 2 .Second placed De La Salle returned to the winning listwith a 41 point win over Mazenod .Old Melburnians now lie fifth and could move higherfollowing their 17 point win over the University Blues .Only inaccuracy prevented a bigger win by the O .M .s .

Section 2Whitefriars recorded a meritorious 30 point win over StBernard's who slipped to sixth as a result . St Bernard'sled narrowly at half time and at the final change thescores were level . Their greater desire for the ball sawWhitefriars edge ahead in the last quarter to take thepoints . For the winners : Clint. Collins, Sam . Ward andPeter O'Brien (5 goals) were best . Best for St Bernard'swere : Gray, Catterall, Briganti and Yoshi .Mt Lilydale continued on their winning way with a 72point victory over Collegians .University Blacks moved back into the four through their52 point win over Old Brighton .Second placed Fitzroy Reds defeated last placedMarcellin by 69 points .Leaders Monash Blues continued on their high scoringand winning way with a 169 point win over TherryPenola .

Emmaus / St Leo's Iremain in the final'srace through their 13point win over Old Scotch .Despite their inaccuracy, Old Trinity was able to inflict a31 point defeat on North Old Boys/ St Patricks .Old Essendon set up their big victory over La TrobeUniversity with six unanswered goals in the openingquarter. Dean Podger, the best afield with nine goals ,kicked all six . Only in the third quarter did the Studentsquell the Section leaders as Old Essendon went away towin by 109 points . Other good players for the winnersincluded : John Hughes, Hugh Lovell and John Knox .Straight kickir^ Beaumaris defeated th- inaccurate Old

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Caulfield Grammarians, who lost to Fitzroy Reds by 33points, can blame inaccuracy for much of their deficit .

Tr litional rivals De La Salle and Old Xaverians meetc, ; = .'averley Oval with the double chance as thespoils of victory . Although Old Xaverians don't seemto be enjoying the dominance of season's past , theyeasily accounted for Be la Salle in Round 3 . Today Iselect them to win again .Old Melburnians should continue on their winningway at the expense of St Bede's /Mentone Tigers,who will not have any extra players available to them .Leaders Prahran should defer Old Xaverians 2. ThePrahran stalwarts seem to he rle to find extra skillwhen under pressure and worth they have asure avenue to goal .Fourth placed Old Scotch journey to play UniversityBlues on the University Oval . The Blues, who won inRound 3 by 19 points have slipped since thenwhereas Old Scotch have improved . Today, I selectOld Scotch to win .St Kevin's should again defeat Mazenod, who wentdown by 43 points in Round 3 .

Section 2Collegians should be strong enough to defeat OldBrighton on the Harry Trott Oval .Monash Blues should be able to defeat the enigmaticSt Bernard's at the University. St Bernard's are myhoodoo side, when I select them they seem to fail . . .and win when I least expect them to be successful .Today they could field Reserve players to top up theirflagging fortunes .Today Marcellin should win their first game for theseason . They can field a full complement of playerswhereas it will be more of the same for theiropponents, Therry Penola .Unless University Blacks field a lot of B Reserveplayers, I can't see them defeating Fitzroy Reds inthe Club XV1 11 version of the "Rouge at Noire Cup" .The Reds do need the win to retain second place justas the Blacks need it to hold fourth . A titanic struggleshould ensue but I favour the Reds to win .Way out east, a potential final will be staged when MtLilydale venture to the plains of Donvale to playWhitefriars, who will be strengthened by playersfrom B Reserve . Mt Li!ydale, who have not lost sinceRound 4 must be due for a lapse (many leadingteams fail around this time of the season!)Whitefriars need victory more to insure they canfinish fourth . They are my selection .

Section 3Old Essendon should win well at home against OldGeelong .North Old Boys/ St Patrick's should score a rare victoryat home by defeating La Trobe University who won bytwo points in Round 3 . Of late North have displayed thebetter form .Old Trinity may take time to settle on the small groundagainst Old Scotch (either Camberwell or St JamesPark!) . however their greater depth of talent should seeTrinity emerge victorious and so hold third place .The winner of the Caulfield Grammarians and Emmaus/St Leo's game will hold fourth place tonight. Caulfield,despite inaccuracy triumphed in Round 4 by seventeenpoints . Caulfield may be stronger today but I still haveconcerns over their match fitness and kicking ability .That said, E .S .L. were none too impressive when I sawthem go down to Fitzroy Reds in Round 4 . At home, Ifavour Caulfield Grammarians .Fitzroy Reds should be able to again defeat Beaumaris,whose form is hard to follow .

Team M anagersThanks to all who make the effort to contact me . It doesmake my task easier and does give pleasure to yourplayers to see their names in print . Please contact me bytelephone 9467 2857 or e mail nknugent@bigpond .comby 1 00 p .m . r;londay.

IL` __ - ; )De La Salle OC v Old Xaverians at Waverley Oval

Old Melburnians v St Bedes Mentone TigersOld Xaverians (2) v Prahran AF C

University Blues v Old Scotch a- 71 ~?_ . Ity Et v a!St Kevins OB v Mazenod O C

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BE LA SALLE OC 6.2 8.5 13.8 16 .13 (109)Mae : Goals : M . Fethergi!I 7, T. Bridgland, S . Fisher, G . TTtlling . Best : M . Fothcrgill, J.Byrt . J. Wilmot, C . Collins, A. Smyth, S. Azzapardi DLS : Goals: S. !:,onvood 7, BVague 3, J. Fisher 2, B. Buick, a_ Jarvis, S. Lasko, A. Powell. Best : A. Powell, APAcLeish, S. Laska, S. hROrwood, S . Howe. S . Conway Umpires: Lmtlsa IC?UNIVERSITY BLUES 13 7.3 7.3 a.5 (5-OLD 51ELBURd;IANS 1.3 2.8 5.14 9.16 f+Uni Blues: Goals : J . Wood 3, M. Callery 2, M . Thomas, T. Conn,Albania, M. Thomas, J. Wood, J . Gates, C . Pyke, M . Caller OldTandy 3, E. Cooper 2, Vl. Middleton, H . Tomlinson, J . David, N . Guy at: r'K. Coultoq M . Barre2i, J . Rush, A. Tandy, E. Tomlinson Umpires : SimThomas Windrow (F )OLD SCOTCH 6 .3 8.7 13 .12 17.OLD XAVERIANS (2) 2 .1 4.4 8.4 10 .1OId Scotch : Goals : D . Jackson 4, N . Simon 3, C. Swan 2, M . Vdaikom ^ T. (Goodfellow, A . Mitchell, S. Pappas. D . Sear, J. Wright. Best J . FaymanT. Keck. T. Collie, D. Jackson, A. °litchell Old Nay (2): Goa T.Galbally 2, D. King, J . Richards, L. Dyncn, J . Trewhella, D. Ford. BMeade, M . Roache, T. McInerney, R. Speakman, J . Trewhella UmPeerless (C) Richard Benson (C)PRAHRAH AFC 3.5 6.5 12.7 15 .,u truu)ST KEYINS 0B 1.4 4.6 4.7 9,8(62)Prahran : Goals: D. Butterworth 7, M. Howard 3, S . Erickson, M . Gregson, T. Jackson,A. Carroll, J . Eve. Best : P. Cotter, A . Carroll, T. Maughan, B . hflacTernan, B .Klindworth, D. Butterworth SK08 : Goals: P. Halpin 4, R . Horrocks 2, D . Dunn, N .Moore, S . Sexton. Best: M. Hobbs, R . Short. N. Moore, S. Sexton, D . PAakohon, A.Kearns Umpires: Anthony Byrnes (C) Kane Fetterplace (C )OLD XAUERIANS 4.4 7.9 10.15 13.16 (FST BEDES R9EFETOSiE TIGERS 0.1 23 3.4 511371,Old X: Goals : D. Rush 5, S . Sheedy 3, P. Hall 2, A. McCarthy, IA, 0`k-ne . A. B,Best: A. McCarthy, P. Williamson, M . Jones, J . Hardwick, J . Silk, M. u Kan eGoals: 'T Beasley, L . Cieslak, M. Hecker, M. McColl, A. Vandenblink . Best : T. BeasL .P. Detahunty, K. McConnell, M. McColl, J. Degroot, A. Vandenblink Umpires : JasonEvans (F) htalcolm Foard (C)

MUMTHERRY PENOLA OB 2.0 30 4A 4.1 (25)MOHASH BLUES U .S 14 .9 21.15 29.20 (194)Therry Pen: Goals : A. Elmi, B . PAielicki, B. Tozer, W. Hamer. Best: T. Toner, B . Toohey,D . Boded, B . Tozer, A. Elmi, K . Watson Rion Blues: Details not received Umpires:Chad Manes (C)PAARCELLIN DC 1.0 2.2 4.7 5.8(38)FITZROYREDS 5.5 8.10 11 .10 16 .11 (107)Marc : Goals: S . Andrew 3, M . Byrnes 2 . Best: B . Byrnes, D . Gill, A . Russell, K. Argent,P. Harh°rts, M. Dearsley Fitz Reds : Goals: L. Bond 4, N . McCarthy 4 . D . Hannam 2, B.Kane 2, A. Dawson 2, D . East, J. Ziemer. Best: L. Bond, M . tdegebauer, N . McCarthy,R. Trigg, P. O'Connell, A. Hanna Umpires: Danny Carroll (C) Stuart Taylor (C)NIT LILYDALE OC 7.0 101 10 .7 13.10HR)COLLEGIANS 0.2 1 .2 2.3 2.4(16 )

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OLD TRINITY OR 1 .5 4.10 4.14 BABIES)NOB/ST PATRICKS COLL 1 .2 2.3 3,5 4 .8 (32)Old Trin : Goals : D . Bob 3, J . Arrorsmith 2, A. Brawn, M . Burgess, H . Doyle . Best : T .Thompson . G . Plain, M . Burgess. D. Cnstiano, T. Cad,, t0.f Brady HDBtStPai: Goals:M. P:unan 2, N. Rice, R. Gannon. Best: J. Bottoml- C. Dynan, A. Trlmbeli M .Hunan, T. Ludeman ' : . Harris Umpires : Nick Palfreyr. :.tCi Simon Brooks (C)

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Teddy Out Offers to Pay for Tolling as Bi : . Out

at Last - great joy with the Bells recording their duck-br er against

the Swingers in D3 leaving all of us hoping the mighty Stationmasters

can snag one before season's end. As well the Drifters gave themselves

a chance of survival in B with a narrow win over Clockers who are

being pressed for finals action by the improving Clydesdales . A grade ishectic with even the Cork Poppers within 2 games of the four . In C, 9teams are still in finals running but I'll stick with my original picks -

T*'t-ds, Framers, Philanthropists and Socialists . In Dl the sides

ring themselves a sniff are Merry Oldes & Winos putting pressure on' , s. D2, 3 and 4 have cut down to 5 teams with a chance of the

In s . Relegatees at this stage will be Batmans, Chapels andI' ,rstandables

Dfld ~"o - Getta says He didUneasiness at the : ig E wi:h Gc . m that VAFA Supremo Molly had promised to hand over the role afterone term to long-time Ammo administ-,tor my Anderson. Getta proffered scribbled notes on a beer coaster as proofthat the promise was made after a„..cns i-ic:.eon late last season . Molly laughed it offwhen this column asked thequestion this week saying he would serve as long as there was a party that wanted him to attend . Pammy refused tocomment beyond saying --'she would email every club a cony of the beer coaster .

TV Favorites pr( 3i ries of Coolaroo Rover sPrisoner was named this week as one of the top 50 Australian TV shows . I recall Ross Stevenson (3AW) in his days as adynamic HFF for the Reds casually asking the Coolaroo coach pre-match what he did to assist the rehabilitation ofprisoners in his role as a social r orker . The coach replied he got them to play for Coolaroo. Ross was a late withdrawalthat day with an inexplicable hamstring injury sus i_ d on his way to the amenities . The Reds were 4 short in total .

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ok about the Fitzro ys an( nth to coincideof :ie Brisbane Lions .

anyone interested i nid vvot nuke a great gift fo r

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SIX Slab Jackpot : Still waiting for the CGrade "Hille" teams . Clue : Monash Blues are theFreeways . Winner is first correct email tophillarimus .com .au by 4.00pm Monday July 17`s

I T e :i Fact : Reds currently have 5 teams in the fourRed Act : Ladies in Red Luncheon July 22 - call Melon 0416 086 55 3: ted Bact : Oxford Chemicals for industrial o rdomestic joy -call Graham Burgen on 0409 887 664

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°rriy ii, =ti_:Daniel Black, De La Salle (Reserves). Striking, 2 matches .

* Gameror Ro e, Salesian OC. Striking, 2 matches.

*Russell Gould. St. Bedes Mentone Tigers ( Club 18) .Disputing umpire's decision, 1 match ; audible obscenity, 1match .

Cory Hudson, St. Bernards (Club 18). Attempting to strike,1 match .

St . Bernards ( Club 1 8) . Attempting to

match against North Brunswick on July 1 at Allard Park fortwo minutes of the last quarter .

; :4 lbert Park seniors played too many players during thei r

00.atch the scores will remain the same. Albert Park fine d

As the extra player had minor effect on the result of the

University Blacks and St. Kevins charged with a minormelee which allegedly occurred in their senior match onSaturday July 1 at Melbourne University .

Both clubs accepted the prescribed penalty. UniversityBlacks $ 150 (second offence within the last two years) andSt. Kevins $ 300 (third offence within the last two years) =

g their senior match against De La Salle on Saturday17 Old Ivanhoe,s president, M ario Christodoulo u

Ivanhoe charged with conduct unbecoming in tha t

on occasions, disputed the goal umpire'sClub fined 1100 .

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Name the grid square where you think th eball was in the original photo .PRIZES : Successful entrants who correctly nominate the gridsquare in which the majority of the ball was, go into a major"Lucky Draw" at the end of the season .The winners' names and original photo (showing where the ballwas) will appear in each subsequent issue of the "AmateurFootballer" .

LAST WEEK THE BALL WAS IN F3, SPOT TrLNo winners.

HOW TO ENTER : One entry per person . Tear off entry sectionwhich appears down right hand side of this page, fill in and mai 'to : VAFA PO Box 359 Elsternwick 3185. No l ot oifaxed entries .

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