Todays Events

Pre registration is encouraged. Go to our website – www.gippslandstorm.com.au

Gippsland Storm Tryouts – 19th & 26th October13, 15, 17 & under and Senior players (see website for times)

Cardinia Life, Pakenham Indoor Sports Complex, Princes Hwy PakenhamMore info: Brendan Murnane – 0408 122 844, Cindy Armstrong 0408 126 173 or email: [email protected]

Netball tryouts

Gippsland Storm Tryouts

Sunday 19th October & Sunday 26th October 2014

For the better part of the last 20 years we have developed players that have gone on to represent Victoria and Australia both in junior and senior ranks, the likes of Jess Thomas, Briony Cargill and Renae Hallinan just to name a few. Renae, was part of Australia’s gold medal winning team at the recent Commonwealth Games. Our record speaks for its self, but it takes eff ort and dedication. We are here to help you along the way.

Last year we merged with Monash University Storm. This direct association off ers developing netballers a potentially seamless pathway into the Victorian Netball League.

Monash Storm home game, Championship, Division One & 19 & Under, Pakenham 2014

7:00am Gates open

Tossing of Coin – Under 178:15am Start Under 17 Grand Final Berwick v Narre Warren Under 17 Presentations Runner up Team Representative AFL Vic Country Best on Ground Medal Medals to Premier Team Premiership Cup & Pennant

Tossing of Coin – Under 19 10.15am Start Under 19 Grand Final Narre Warren v Berwick Under 19 Presentations Runner Up Team Representative PCNSA Best on Ground Medal Medals to Premier Team Premiership Cup & Pennant

Tossing of Coin – Reserves 12:10pm Start Reserves Grand Final Narre Warren v Pakenham Reserves Presentations Runner Up Team Representative PCNSA Best on Ground Medal Medals to Premier Team Premiership Cup & Pennant

Football Ground to be cleared Senior Grand Final Introduction Senior Umpires Enter Arena BeaconsfieldSeniorTeamEntersArena Cranbourne Senior Team Enters Arena SeniorTeams,UmpiresandOfficialslineup National Anthem

Tossing of Coin – Seniors2.30pm Start Seniors Grand Final BeaconsfieldvCranbourne Seniors Presentations Runner up Team Representative AFL Vic Country Best on Ground Medal Medals to Premier Team Premiership Cup & Pennant

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Program of events ......................................3Office Talk..................................................5Presentations/Coin Toss...............................6AFL Vic Country Message...........................7Club Chamionships....... ............................8FootballPreview & Tipsters...............................9 &10 Rooms & Shorts........................................11Grand Final Umpires..........................11&41Road to Grand Final.................................12Ladders, Goal Kickers & Results........13 & 19Likely Line-Ups.........................................14Presidents View.........................................15Historians.................................................16Coaches Say..............................................17Fixture......................................................18 Classifieds........................................20 & 21Award Winners................................22 & 23Club Notes.......................................24 & 26Teams ............................25, 27, 30, 31& 34Drawn Finals............................................26Player Profiles......................28, 29, 32 & 33Editorial....................................................37 Team of the Year.......................................38Stingrays...................................................39CCUA......................................................40Netball Preview....................................................44Club Notes......................................45 & 46Team of the Year.......................................47Teams........................................48, 49 & 51Classifieds................................................50Likely Line-Ups........................................51Player Profiles..................................52 & 53Award Winners..........................54, 55 & 56Results & Ladders............................57 & 58

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Grand FinalAdults $15.00Aged Pensioners with cardand Students with Photo ID $10.00Under 16 FreeFamily Pass (2 adults & 2 under 16) $25.00

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On behalf of PCNSA Chairman Stuart Gilchrist and the Board of Directors congratulations to all football and netball clubs that participated

so passionately and proudly in 2014.This season seems to have gone fast and, thankfully, has been relatively free of major concern and contro-versy. Again, this is largely due to the many dedicated and hard-working committee members and supporters of our 32 clubs, all of who are winners in the eyes of all of us at the office.Gratitude goes to our media partners who again, have provided the eyes and ears to many. Our long asso-ciation with radio RPP continues to flourish, while we welcomed broadcast of finals matches from Radio Ca-sey 3SER. Combined with the outstanding press cov-erage from the Frankston Times/Western Port News, Pakenham Gazette and Leader publications, together with Facebook, Twitter and other various electronic communication channels, the promotion of our com-petitions is among the best in country and regional ar-eas of Victoria.We also wish to acknowledge the continuation of the partnership with the local police in the Spirit of Foot-ball Awards this season.This weekend will see the culmination of competition with huge grand final clashes on Saturday and Sunday. Beaconsfield and Cranbourne will shoot it out in the Casey Cardinia League Grand Final at the Edwin Flack Reserve on Saturday while at Hastings, Sorrento will play Nepean League success story Crib Point for the 2014 premiership. This Super-Saturday will be fol-lowed by the Peninsula League Grand final between long-standing foes Frankston YCW and Mornington at Frankston Park on Sunday, rounding out another won-derful season.Good luck to all who compete for the ultimate prizes in both leagues and may the best sides triumph.

The league and all members and supporters wish to congratulate the winners announced at the an-nual vote count in the Peninsula and Nepean Leagues last Mon-day night. Congratulations to all winners, in particular senior Pen-insula League EV Shade medal winner Michael Gay from Morn-ington and Nepean League George Osborne medalist Jay Bruno from Rye. MVP awards went to Frankston YCW champion Anthony Barry and Sorrento inter-league full forward Leigh Poholke. It was terrific to see the excellent turn out of players and officials from all clubs and credit to most that they showed respect to their club and the league by attending in club colours and behaving in a manner appropriate to the event.The PCNSA is proud of the people who have put so much time and effort in to running our clubs and the integrity with which they have conducted themselves throughout the year. All at the office appreciate the work and commitment of those involved at club level.For the final time we remind patrons to be mindful of enjoying the finals series with respect for all others who are attending.After a long association with the Casey Cardinia Foot-ball Netball League the Keysborough Football Netball club has been accepted into division 2 of the Southern Football League in 2015. On behalf of all the clubs, players and supporters we would like to wish the Keys-borough FNC all the best as the club heads down a new chapter.All PCNSA Grand Final venues will be strictly moni-tored by police and security staff to ensure no alcohol is brought into any venue and that any alcohol pur-chased is consumed responsibly in the appropriate ‘wet’ areas at grounds by persons over the age of 18.Good luck to all Grand Finalists this weekend.

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Office Talk


TOSSING THE COINTwo competing captains will be introduced to the officiating umpires and will toss the coin to commence the game.

NATIONAL ANTHEM

Australians all let us rejoice,

For we are young and free;

We’ve golden soil and wealth for toil,

Our home is girt by sea;

Our land abounds in Nature’s gifts

Of beauty rich and rare;

In history’s page, let every stage

Advance Australia fair!

In joyful strains then let us sing,

“Advance Australia fair!”

BEST ON GROUNDToday’s Best on Ground in the Seniors and Under 17’s will be presented with the AFL Vic Country Best on Ground Medallion and the Reserves and Under 19’s will be presented with the PCNSA Best on Ground Medallion.

PREMIERS MEDALLION

The PCNSA Premiers Medallion will be presented to all mem-bers of the four premiership

teams today.

PREMIERS MEDALLION

Premiers Medallion will be presented to all members of the ten

premiership netball teams today.

BEST ON COURTToday’s Best on Court players in the ten Netball matches will be presented with the PCNSA Best on Court Medallion.

Presentations


Grand Final Day is a momentto savour.For those who have earned the right to compete for the premiership trophy it’s a day they will remember for the rest of their lives.For others who gather to watch a champion of their re-spective league crowned, it’s an occasion to reflect on the year that was and to plot another campaign in 2015. It’s amazing to think we have already reached the end of the season this year and how quickly the weeks and months have passed.In 2014 we have taken enormous strides in our goal of giving local people a greater say in their direction and development of football in their region. All 13 region commissions, which were established fol-lowing the recommendations outlined in the 2011 Re-view in to Country Football, are now in place.I would like to congratulate the Region General Manag-ers (10), Football Development Managers (26) and Com-mission Members (70+) appointed and wish them well in shaping the future of football in their regions in col-laboration with VWA AFL Victoria Country.The VWA Country Championships again proved a high-light in 2014 with the Geelong FL retaining the title of the best in country Victoria.Thirty six leagues participated in representative matches over the May 24-25 weekend, giving the best players throughout the state a chance to test themselves at a higher level and showcase the level of skill that exists at local level.Following the championships, attention turned to the AFL Victoria Community Cup which saw a team rep-resenting country Victoria take on the combined might of Melbourne’s premier community leagues for just the second time in history.Peter Knights and his fellow selectors eventually settled on a high calibre line-up to take on Metro’s finest at Wer-ribee’s Avalon Airport Oval but ultimately the boys from the bush fell short.Despite the loss, the match was hailed a huge success by those involved and plans are place to make it a regular/semi-regular event on the football calendar. A second Victoria Country representative side, along with an U19s squad, also participated in matches against the Victorian Amateur Football Association on the same day, with the country boys winning both games at Gee-long’s St Albans Reserve in convincing fashion.

As you may be aware, AFL Victoria during the past 12 months has established a working party to assess pos-sible solutions/systems that may reduce the burden of rising player payments and ensure clubs become sustain-able for the future.While it is the responsibility of clubs to manage their own financial situation and ensure their financial posi-tion is sustainable, a safe guard that encourages greater financial responsibility and encourages the investment of both time and funds in game development opportuni-ties, in particular junior development programs, is the ultimate goal of the Working Party.More than 430 clubs across Victoria responded to a sur-vey on the issue and the Working Party is now working hard to produce a set of guidelines, regulations or sys-tems that will hopefully be trialled in 2015.Finally, a big thank you to the coaches, supporters, ad-ministrators, volunteers, umpires and players for your contribution to country football this year.We hope you enjoy a safe off-season and return ready for another campaign in 2015.

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Netball Club ChampionshipClub A B C D 17R 17W 15R 15W 13R 13W TotalNarre Warren 140 128 84 66 80 85 52 72 51 30 794 Beaconsfield 130 84 96 102 47.5 70 62 44 48 54 737.5Berwick 130 120 102 90 35 55 36 56 21 22.5 667.5 Pakenham 120 56 33 66 62.5 77.5 52 56 21 45 589Doveton 180 56 36 12 45 40 24 30 39 45 507ROC 40 32 60 36 90 62.5 58 52 39 36 505.5Cranbourne 70 40 60 87 60 - 42 - 30 - 389Tooradin 50 64 48 24 20 - 20 26 15 19.5 286.4Hampton Park 40 16 6 57 - - 8 - - - 139 Keysborough - 124 15 - - - - - - - 139

Club Snrs Res U19’s U17’s TotalNarre Warren 51 34 17 17 119Berwick 33 34 16 17 100Pakenham 39 26 11 8 84Cranbourne 39 18 14 13 84Beaconsfield 39 22 11 7 79Doveton 21 16 4 13 54 Tooradin 18 16 9 8 51ROC 21 6 5 3 35Hampton Park 3 8 3 3 17Keysborough 6 0 - - 6

Football Club Championship

Club S R 19 17 A B C D 17 15 13 TOTALNarre Warren 17 17 17 17 14 16 14 11 33 32.5 27 215.5Beaconsfield 13 11 11 7 13 10.5 16 17 23.5 26.5 34 182.5Berwick 11 17 16 17 13 15 17 15 18 23 14.5 176.5Pakenham 13 13 11 8 12 7 5.5 11 28 27 22 157.5ROC 7 3 5 3 4 4 10 6 30.5 27.5 25 125Doveton 7 8 4 13 18 7 6 2 17 13.5 28 123.5Cranbourne 13 9 14 13 7 5 10 14.5 12 10.5 10 118Tooradin 6 8 9 8 5 8 8 4 4 11.5 11.5 83Hampton Park 1 4 3 3 4 2 1 9.5 - 2 - 27.5Keysborough 2 0 - - - 15.5 2.5 - - - - 20

Combined Football & Netball Club Championships

Club Championships

Congratulations Narre Warren


New king to be crowned?

Reigning premiers and rampant flag favourites Narre Warren exited out of the flag race in straight sets last week in a scenario that nobody saw coming.First it was Beaconsfield that exposed the Magpies youngsters through sustained pressure a fortnight ago, and then Cranbourne stormed over the top of a seeming-ly tired bunch of players in black and white, consigning Fox Road to an early wake and setting up a grand final showdown that looks nigh impossible to pick. Magpies coach Chris Toner was, for the first time in many years, at a loss to stop the Cranny express last week and Beaconsfield coach Clint Evans would have noted the never-say-die attitude of their opposition this weekend. Of course Toner has seen that trait more than once in the last 12 months and he, along with all Casey Cardinia League followers, witnessed it first hand as Cranbourne went within one point of pulling off the upset of the cen-tury against his undefeated side in last year’s grand final.The question is whether the lads from Casey Fields have another big effort left armoury on the day – the only day – that matters?

HISTORYThe head-to-head record between Beaconsfield and Cranbourne for the year stands at two-one in Beacons-field’s favour. Cranbourne won their round six clash at Casey Fields by 10 points but Beacy turned the tables in round 15 with what many believe was a season-chang-ing 54-point domination at home. Beacy underlined that edge in the second semi-final with a comprehensive 29-point victory. That should be enough to make the lads

from Holm Park Road warm favourites in the Grand Final.The 2014 player statistics for both sides are remarkably similar. Be4aconsfield has used 41 players throughout the season with five playing every game. Cranbourne has used one more player but also has only five on its list that has played every game, so no real pointer to fitness or stability is evident from these numbers.

GAME AND TACTICSBeaconsfield will be at full strength after the week off while Cranbourne coach Scott Sutherland has been around far too long to make the mistake of fielding any players who are less than physically ready to play at their best. The pressure is off Cranbourne star Marc Holt who achieved another milestone in his stellar career by boot-ing his 100th goal for the season last weekend. That means the captain will have only one thing on his mind this week – winning. Cranbourne will likely concen-trate on attack from the start and rely on drive out of its midfield play makers led Curtis Barker, Luke Bee-Hugo, Leigh Holt and under rated play maker Max Gearon. Marking options include Mat Rus, Stuart Morrish and Troy Tharle with Brandon Osborne and Nick Barker lead-ing their defence.Beaconsfield’s list is laden with class but it is Evans’ con-centration on team-ethic that has resulted in this week-end’s chance at the ultimate glory. The first job will be to apply physical pressure through Damien Szwaja, Cley Bertoncello, Troy McDermott and Brent Heus. Once that is taken care of it the task of winning the game will fall to Shaun Pollard, Jesse Linkins, Damien Johnston Tyson Mitchem and Ben Kerrigan who have the talent-factor covered.

MATCH-UPSBoth coaches have intimate knowledge of each other’s playing lists and how they go about setting up their chess

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pieces, so the result might come down to which one pulls the most creative move and forces a mismatch that re-sults in an advantage.On paper Cranbourne has more match winners than Beaconsfield but Clint Evans knows that Grand Finals are won by teams that take risks. His first agenda item will be to send Daniel Battaglin to Marc Holt and hope that the ball supply is limited. However Evans has at his disposal the best, most focussed stopper in the league in Damien ‘Crowley’ Szwaja and who he goes to will be the key. Curtis Barker is a target but realistically Barker is going to get his share of the ball anyway, so maybe star play-making recruit Luke Bee-Hugo might be in for the Szwaja treatment this week.Scott Sutherland will, first and foremost, be interested in curtailing the influence of league medallist Scott Meyer. Michael Boland and Mitch Lindsay will tag-team in that department with the aim of at least nullifying Meyer’s dominance. Another challenge will be to blanket the drive of Beaconsfield captain Daniel Mislicki. Sutherland has several run-with players at his disposal to do that but it may be worth the risk of pitting his own gun runner in Ryan Jones on to ‘Slicka’ and back his side to win the ball.

X-FACTORBeaconsfield is a side that has developed from a group of talented individuals into a champion team throughout the year. They do not rely on one or two stars to ignite them, but there is one player who inspires all, and has done so for a long time now. If Kris Fletcher has another big one then there is every chance Beaconsfield will car-ry off an amazing premiership victory.There are several players on Cranbourne’s list with the credentials to fill the X-factor bill but there is one that most rate as the barometer. If Michael Theodoridis is standing on opponents’ shoulders and grabbing ‘speckys’, he is also usually adding to the scoreboard and when that oc-curs he is impossible to stop. The big watch is on Theo.

TIPAll the recent form and results suggest that Beaconsfield will win and complete a meteoric rise from a side that was perceived as making up the numbers to premiers, but there are other forces at work in this one. Cranbourne players owe themselves another flag. From day one this group believed that they would be part of an era of suc-cess but did not reckon on the rise and rise of Narre War-ren. Well guess what – the Magpies are not there and the era still beckons.

The tip is for Cranbourne to pull off another upset and score a famous win in a high scoring match.

ReservesNarre Warren reserves will enter this Saturday’s grand fi-nal against surprise preliminary final winners Pakenham as hot favourites and are tipped to win the 2014 premier-ship with something to spare. That gets the selection out of the way nice and early, but there is always more to grand finals than that.This will be a case of Magpies coach Stuart Stephenson being ready for anything that Lions counterpart Darren Sidebottom has in up his sleeve. This game will be on for young and old from the first bounce with Pakenham play-ers knowing full well that they are not expected to win and attacking the contest with nothing to lose. Lions like veteran Chad Shooter, Nathan Fry, Chris Car-dona and Adam Alberni will believe that they can upset the premiership fancies but how they will do it is the question. Solid Magpie performers led by Dean Scanlon, goal-kicker Mitch Cowan, Dylan Piening and Daniel Jackson should have the answers for anything that the Lions can muster and march their team mates to glory.

Under 17s and Under 19sBerwick always looked likely to be the Under 19s chal-lengers and coach Scott McGeagh found a way to steel his young charges to the task last weekend. This provides the Wickers with a chance to hold up the inaugural pre-miership cup but the stumbling block – and it is a big one – is hot flag favourites Narre Warren under super experienced mentor Matt Shinners. The Magpies have done everything right this season and should underline that with triumph in the big dance.The Under 17s Grand Final will feature the two best sides all season in another game that will be worth eating breakfast at the ground to see. Narre Warren under astute coach Peter Hoffman last week made amends for their second semi-final defeat to this week’s foes Berwick, and will be out for revenge. However Wickers mentor Russell Trait will be ready and waiting and there is no reason that Berwick will not repeat the dose and raise the first cup of the day.

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Match Details

Home Rooms /Coloured Shorts

Under 17’s: Narre WarrenUnder 19’s: Narre WarrenReserves: Narre WarrenSeniors: Beaconsfield

Visitors Rooms /White Shorts

Under 17’s: BerwickUnder 19’s: BerwickReserves: PakenhamSeniors: Cranbourne

Rooms & Shorts

Last time they met

Match DurationUnder 17’s: 20min quarters no time onUnder 19’s: 20min quarters no time onReserves: 20min quarters no time onSeniors: 20min quarters plus time on

Saturday 20th September Grand Final at Berwick

Under 17’s Round 3 Narre Warren 7.12.54 d Berwick 5.11.41Round 12 Berwick 5.9.39 d Narre Warren 4.4.282nd SF Berwick 6.11.47 d Narre Warren 7.1.43Under 19’s Round 3 Narre Warren 8.16.64 d Berwick 5.3.33Round 12 Narre Warren 3.11.29 d Berwick 2.7.19ReservesRound 1 Narre Warren 20.12.132 d Pakenham 3.2.20Roud 10 Narre Warren 10.8.68 d Pakenham 2.7.19SeniorsRound 6 Cranbourne 9.19.73 d Beaconsfield 9.9.63Round 15 Beaconsfield 13.11.89 d Cranbourne 5.5.35QF Beaconsfield 14.14.98 d Cranbourne 10.9.69

UmpiresUnder 17’s Field - Ross Outhred, Ben Dickson, Paul DaltonBoundary - Jake Hedges, Harrison Dunn, Ben MerrickGoal - Bruce Potts, Andrew MacDonaldUnder 19’s Field - Craig Morrison, Ian Matthews, Laurie GirardoBoundary - Ryan Patterson, Maddison Pierce, Tim GoldingGoal - Brett Manion, Paul BastReservesField - Brayden Hunter, Peter Hogan, Bernie CarrollBoundary - Ryan Outhred, Zachary Ralph, Ebony HunterGoal - Brett Manion, Paul BastSeniorsField - Ryan MacDonald, Joey Thorpe, Braden KingBoundary - Buom Kol, John Ashby, Nic Johnson, Mitchell ArterGoal - Troy Bellchambers, Glenn Proebstl


Road to the Grand Final SENIORS BeaconsfieldQualifying Final Beaconsfield 14.14.98 def Cranbourne 10.9.69 2nd Semi Final Beaconsfield 11.9.75 def Narre Warren 11.8.74

CranbourneQualifying Final Cranbourne 10.9.69 lost to Beaconsfield 14.14.981st Semi Final Cranbourne 18.10.118 def Berwick 11.11.77Preliminary Final Cranbourne 16.5.101 def Narre Warren 14.12.96

RESERVES Narre Warren 2nd Semi Final Narre Warren 12.5.77 def Berwick 5.4.34

PakenhamQualifying Final Pakenham 8.7.55 lost to Berwick 8.11.591st Semi Final Pakenham 11.6.72 def Cranbourne 6.6.42Preliminary Final Pakenham 7.12.54 def Berwick 3.12.30

UNDER 19’S Narre Warren 2nd Semi Final Berwick 9.9.63 def Narre Warren 8.8.56

BerwickQualifying Final Berwick 7.7.49 lost to Cranbourne 8.12.601st Semi Final Berwick 10.2.62 def Beaconsfield 5.10.40Preliminary Final Berwick 12.10.82 def Cranbourne 6.8.44

UNDER 17’S Berwick 2nd Semi Final Berwick 6.11.47 def Narre Warren 7.1.43 Narre WarrenQualifying Final Narre Warren 11.9.75 def Doveton 3.7.252nd Semi Final Narre Warren 7.1.43 lost to Berwick 6.11.47Preliminary Final Narre Warren 8.12.60 def Doveton 6.19.44

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Ladders

Under 19's

SeniorsTeam P W L D For Agst % Pts Narre Warren 18 17 1 0 2733 847 322.67 68Cranbourne 18 13 5 0 1994 1180 168.98 52Beaconsfield 18 13 5 0 1625 1084 149.91 52Pakenham 18 13 5 0 1541 1299 118.63 52Berwick 18 11 7 0 1696 1072 158.21 44ROC 18 7 11 0 1208 1479 81.68 28Doveton 18 7 11 0 993 1508 65.85 28Tooradin 18 6 12 0 1383 1755 78.80 24Keysborough 18 2 16 0 979 2402 40.76 8Hampton Park 18 1 17 0 771 2299 33.54 4

Seniors

ReservesName Club Rnd Tot

James Phillips Berwick 1 48Sam Mclean Narre W 0 43Mitchell Cowan Narre W 0 42Matthew Davey Cranbourne 0 36Dylan Piening Narre W 0 31Nathan Hamilton Beaconsfield 0 31Christopher Langley Tooradin 0 29Damian Whitnell Cranbourne 0 26Jordan Gillespie Tooradin 0 26Shane Begent Cranbourne 0 26

Reserves

Under 19’sName Club Rnd Tot

Anthony Sigeti Berwick 1 48Harrison Money Berwick 4 33Shaun Richards Narre W 0 31Joshua Dowling Narre W 0 30Wyatt Hansen Cranbourne 0 28Tanner Stanton Berwick 2 27Ashley Beck Beaconsfield 0 26Jayden Arter Narre W 0 23

Team P W L D For Agst % Pts

Narre Warren 18 17 1 0 1970 479 411.27 68Berwick 18 17 1 0 1437 592 242.74 68Pakenham 18 13 5 0 1137 821 138.49 52Beaconsfield 18 11 7 0 1145 806 142.06 44Cranbourne 18 9 9 0 1302 760 171.32 36Tooradin 18 8 10 0 1120 1181 94.83 32Doveton 18 8 10 0 956 1074 89.01 32Hampton Park 18 4 14 0 644 1439 44.75 16ROC 18 3 15 0 818 1357 60.28 12Keysborough 18 0 18 0 284 2304 12.33 0

Team P W L D B For Agst % Pts

Narre Warren 18 15 1 0 2 1604 389 412.34 68Berwick 18 14 2 0 2 1303 535 243.55 64Cranbourne 18 12 4 0 2 1063 724 146.82 56Beaconsfield 18 9 7 0 2 918 637 144.11 44Pakenham 18 9 7 0 2 949 706 134.42 44Tooradin 18 7 9 0 2 752 1220 61.64 36ROC 18 3 13 0 2 719 1203 59.77 20Doveton 18 2 14 0 2 464 1362 34.07 16Hampton Park 18 1 15 0 2 534 1530 34.90 12

Name Club Rnd Tot

Kerem Baskaya Narre W 6 112Marc Holt Cranbourne 8 101Michael Theodoridis Cranbourne 3 82Daniel Fry Pakenham 0 51Mitchell Johnson Berwick 0 48Jordan Andrews Berwick 0 45Nathan Waite Berwick 0 43Matthew Clarke ROC 0 38Justin Marriott Narre W 2 34

Under 17's Under 17’sName Club Rnd Tot

Daniel Kitto Narre W 3 66Luke Nelson Berwick 0 41Zac Oldfield Berwick 0 40Matija Sigeti Berwick 0 36Bryce Campbell Doveton 0 28Trent Thomas Berwick 0 27Jack James Doveton 0 25Joshua Battersby Pakenham 0 21James Harrison Berwick 0 18Corey Graham Narre W 0 17Tamas Siposs Beaconsfield 0 17

-DevelsUnder 18 Development Competition

Providing opportunities to young footballers

Like a number of things that have changed in the past weeks and months the colt’s competition as it has be known since its first inception has under gone a name change and from season 2013 will be known as the Under 18’s Development Competition.

The change of name has been positive for the league as Bata Industrials has signed on as our naming rights partner to the competition. Bata’ core businesses and its footwear brands support the development of apprentice trades people across a number of industrials and see’s it involvement in the development competition to support and develop future footballers in our region.

The official start of the Bata Industrials Under 18’s Development Competition or THE DEVELS for short will commence on Saturday 13th April when all 3 leagues are underway. The competition will be made from teams across all 3 leagues, Peninsula – Frankston YCW, Seaford and Mt Eliza in Nepean - Somerville and Casey Cardinia – Berwick, Beaconsfield, Cranbourne and Narre Warren.

As there are only 8 teams within the competition the official draw will be developed separate to the under18, reserves, seniors and Netball fixtures the up coming games will be published within the football record publications

Spirit of Sport Award

The aim of the program is make a positive contribution to a reduction in youth violence it is important that we convey an accurate and consistent message to all participants including players, clubs, officials, parents and the wider community.

The program has been designed for Under 18 footballers and netballers and targets behavioral standards on the playing arenas by encouraging and rewarding fair play, sportsmanship and mutual respect among teammates and competitors.

The program also aims to encourage similar attitudes towards adolescent violence and anti-social behavior off the field within peer groups, teammates and the community in general. At the same time we are looking to improve the relationship between local youngsters and Victoria Police both corporately and at a local level.

For the purposes of voting the Spirit of Sport Program is judged on 3 main criteria;

• Fairness

• Playing Performance

• General Demeanor (Sportsmanship, Teamwork)

The officiating umpires “judges” will select 3 players from each team and rank them out of 20 points for performance and 20 points for behavior.

This will occur at each game of every round.

The player who scores the most number of points for each round will be recognized as the Spirit of Sport Player of the Week within our Peninsula, Nepean & Casey Cardinia football & Netball Competitions.

The points awarded to each player during the season will accumulate for the benefit of their Club when it comes time to naming of the Spirit of Sport Club of the Year.

Goal Kickers

Team P W L D B FFT For Agst % Pts

Berwick 18 14 1 0 2 1 1699 300 566.33 68Narre Warren 18 14 1 0 2 1 1465 355 412.68 68Doveton 18 9 5 0 2 2 1170 621 188.41 52Cranbourne 18 9 5 0 3 1 869 464 187.28 52Pakenham 18 5 7 0 2 1 712 769 92.59 32Tooradin 18 5 10 0 2 1 711 1161 61.24 32Beaconsfield 18 4 11 0 2 1 677 1087 62.28 28ROC 18 1 7 0 2 0 162 1069 15.15 12Hampton Park 18 0 14 0 1 2 174 1813 9.60 12


Kris FletcherNicholas Barker

Taylor JoyceMatthew Weller

Brent HuesBrandon Osborne

Damien SzwajaMatthew Rus

Josh DodsworthAnthony Vella

Shaun PollardStuart Morrish

Tom JokLuke Bee-Hugo

Nick McPhersonGlenn OsborneDaniel Mislicki

Curtis Barker

Jesse LinkinsMichael Theodoridis

Daniel JohnstonMax Gearon

Jayden GeeTroy Tharle

Cley BertoncelloRyan Jones

Brandon WhiteLeigh HoltDaniel Battaglin

Marc Holt

Beaconsfield

FOLLOWERS:Scott MeyerDamien JohnstonTyson Mitchem

INTERCHANGEBen McGowanBen KerriganBrad HollickTroy McDermottJack BrownTom Dovaston Jake Rose

FOLLOWERS:Michael BolandMathew FletcherBrad Hermans

INTERCHANGEBlake PearceTim SmithMitchell LindsayJarrod MurphyRay GeorgeJosh RichMichael Thompson

Cranbourne

Likely Line Ups!!!


Beaconsfield Football ClubThis year has been jam packed with highs and lows but fortunately for us the highs have come through at the right time. All 4 teams can be very proud of their efforts this year and their 2014 finish. We have great talent coming up through the ranks and the future is brighter than ever. Our main focus today is of course the senior Grand Final game between two well deserving teams and we’re sure if the last couple of weeks are anything to go by - it’s going to be a nail biter. Our Netballers have a full day of Grand Final games ahead of them and we con-gratulate them on a great year. To our sponsors, thank you for your generous support of our club as we couldn’t do this without you. Lastly, I’d like to thank everyone that has contributed and volunteered their time throughout the season, the club depends on you week in & week out; there are too many names to mention here but I want you to know you’re very much appreciated. Our volunteers together with our players & support-ers are what give our club its heart & soul. Good luck to everyone today and may the best teams win. Gary Valentine - President Beaconsfield Football Club

Cranbourne Football Club2014 has been a wonderful year to be involved at the Cranbourne Football Club. Celebrating our 125th year, our players across the many divisions of football and netball we represent have taken all before them. It is you guys who bring us the joy and satisfaction by your efforts. To the Board members and volunteers who have helped make our club great, a big thank you to all. Without you, the club just cannot function. To our sponsors; each and every one of you who commit and contribute to our club are highly thought of and valued. A huge thank you to you also.And lastly, to the coaches and to our players of our Senior football and D Grade netball sides who will represent us on the field or court today, the club is proud of you all and wishes you the very best. To those that have missed through injury or otherwise, you are as much a part of this as those playing. We know that your unbreakable desire to succeed will get you over the line today.Go Eagles!!Shane Baker - President Cranbourne Football Club

Presidents Message

FOLLOWERS:Michael BolandMathew FletcherBrad Hermans

How are you getting Home tonigHt?

Victoria Police congratulate the winners of this year’s Grand Finals and are not prepared to

hear the excuses as to why you decided to take matters into the own hands

and drive…….

Mobile Breath Testing Vehicles, Booze and Drug Buses will be

out in force around todays venue so it’s in your hands to make the right decision after the game…..


Eagles to swoop on premiership glory....What a surprise to be doing a story on Casey Football Grand Final day without Narre Warren being part of but that is what we find ourselves in. Football can deliver up almost any combination of surprises. Today we have two original South West Gippsland clubs in Cranbourne and Beaconsfield with history back to the beginning of that league in 1954. Surprisingly these sides have only met in finals football on 5 occasions with Cran-bourne leading 3 to 2.1966 1st Semi Final Beaconsfield 12 – 8 to Cranbourne 8 – 251990 Preliminary Final Cranbourne 18 – 11 to Beaconsfield 11 – 132010 2nd Semi Final Beaconsfield 8 – 14 to Cranbourne 6 – 82013 Qualifying Final Cranbourne 15 – 12 to Beaconsfield 13 – 72013 Preliminary Final Cranbourne 15 – 9 to Beaconsfield 9 – 13This will be first ever Grand Final between the teams and one that will see both sides gives their all to get the coveted Casey Premiership.Looking back to the 2010 2nd Semi Final Cranbourne had finished on top and awaited the winner of the Qualifying Final between Beaconsfield and Narre Warren. Beaconsfield duly won their match and met Cranbourne for the right to go straight to the Grand Final.Doug Koop was in charge of Cranbourne and Austin Jones Beaconsfield. This was one of those rare occasions in local football where two former AFL/VFL stars led competing teams. Beaconsfield had control of the first term but kicked poorly with the wind as Cranbourne appeared out of sorts. 1 – 8 to 0 – 0 at the first changeCranbourne with the aid of the wind started to pick up their game and Holt brothers in the air were causing lots of headaches for the Beaconsfield defence. By half time the match had evened up 2 – 9 to 3 – 3 in favour of Beaconsfield.The third quarter was all about the run and carry of Beaconsfield as they got well on top all over the ground they were playing in front and prepared to take the game on with the strong wind. At the last change they led 7 – 14 to 3 – 6 Could Cranbourne who had only dropped two games for the season lift and put pressure on the Beaconsfield midfield that were dominant. But every goal they got was answered in return and gap could not be bridged. Beaconsfield went onto win 8 – 14 to 6 – 8Best for Beaconsfield was A. Gwozdziewski, R. Taylor, K. Aidrie, L. Oakley, M. Stocco and A. Williams; Goals – M. Collins 2 – L. Oakley 2 – M. Stocco 2 – S. Marchetti and C. Setford 1Cranbourne best was L. Holt, R. Harmes, N. Barker, M. Fletcher, B. Osborne and A. Wright; Goals- M. Holt 3 – R. Jones, M. Gearon and N. Barker 1For the record Beaconsfield lost the Grand Final to Narre Warren a fortnight later.Good Luck to both teams today

History


Beaconsfield Football ClubCongratulations to all teams participating in Grand Finals this week, both footy and netball. I hope all teams do their clubs proud – win, lose or draw.Looking back to the first two games of the season the chances of Beaconsfield play-ing in finals at all, let along the Grand Final, seemed very remote. We continued to struggle for the next few weeks, particularly against other finals contenders, but gradually the players started to believe in themselves and each other. We’ve come a long way since then and the second half of the season has seen us play some of our best footy. Our consistency has improved, and our willingness to put the team first has seen a big improvement in our results. The thing I love about this is that it has been the players who have driven our improvement. We may not have the most skilled side but the players have found a way to put it out there for four quarters. If you can do that you go a long way towards winning games.Today’s game will be the ultimate test for our playing group. I am confident that, regardless of the result, we will leave nothing on the field.Go Beacy!Clint Evans - Coach Beaconsfield FC

Cranbourne Football Club12 months in football is a long time to wait. But the wait is over. The time is here; the time is now.This year the Cranbourne Football Club celebrated its 125th anniversary. The club has had some amazing times in its 125 year history and today, we the members of the football and netball clubs have a chance to add to that.There have been many highs and lows experienced by the club over the years but the thing that hasn’t wavered are its core values; RESPECT, DISCIPLINE and COM-MITMENT. These values have been embraced by the playing groups on the track when training, working together, supporting and celebrating. Off the track these values have been upheld by the sensational efforts from the committee, support staff, sponsors and supporters.The playing group recognises the love and support they receive from their families and loved ones, and they see this as the opportunity to PAY BACK all who has been there throughout the journey. To make the grand final is only one step; to win a grand final is another. They say to really know what it takes to win one you must lose one. May the hurt from last year be the fuel needed to take the next step.Be the best you can; WANT it, DESIRE it, ACHIEVE it.Scott Sutherland - Coach Cranbourne FC

Coach’s Message

RSL WELFARE RAFFLE

This years’ Raffles are run in conjunction with local RSL clubs with proceeds going to RSL Welfare that provides for

returned service men and women.We ask all spectators to support these worthy causes

TICKET WINNERSSaturday 13th September - Blue 01708


Saturday 5 April ROC 8.12.60 v Cra 17.17.119 Too 21.13.139 v Ham 4.8.32 Key 14.12.96 v Dov 7.15.57 Ber 20.10.130 v Bea 6.6.42 Nar 19.15.129 v Pak 9.14.68

Friday 11 April Cra 21.15.141 v Key 3.8.26 Saturday 12 April Ham 4.13.37 v ROC 13.13.91 Too 9.13.67 v Dov 12.5.77 Pak 3.10.28 v Ber 19.10.124 Bea 5.8.38 v Nar 20.16.136

EASTER 19 April - BYE

ANZAC DAY ROUNDFriday 25 April Too 13.16.94 v Cra 19.13.127 Saturday 26 April Key 8.11.59 v Pak 11.14.80 Ber 9.9.63 v Nar 16.10.106 Ham 5.4.34 v Bea 20.26.146 ROC 12.3.75 v Dov 7.12.54

Saturday 3 May UMPIRES APPRECIATION RND Cra 10.8.68 v Ber 14.11.95 Pak 12.14.86 v Too 8.10.58 Nar 27.21.183 v Key 8.6.54 Bea13.14.92 v ROC 3.9.27 Dov9.13.67 v Ham 2.7.19

Saturday 10 May PINK FOOTBALL & NETBALL RND ROC 9.8.62 v Pak 11.11.77 Too 3.12.30 v Narr 25.19.169 Key 6.10.46 v Ber 24.17.161 Ham 2.4.16 v Cran 25.16.166 Bea 21.15.141 v Dov 4.4.28

Saturday 17 May Nar 33.20.218 v Ham 5.7.37 Ber 12.14.86 v ROC 9.6.60 Key 15.8.98 v Too 20.23.143 Pak 6.17.53 v Dov 5.5.35 Cra 9.19.73 v Bea 9.9.63

Saturday 24 May - BYE

AFL VIC COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS BELLARINE 9.12.66CASEY CARDINIA 17.9.111

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Saturday 31 May ROC 8.9.57 v Nar 24.19.163 Too 12.125.84 v Ber 20.18.138 Ham 8.5.53 v Pak 20.19.139 Dov 7.10.52 v Cra 14.16.100 Bea 19.23.137 v Key 5.9.39

Saturday 7 June QUEENS BIRTHDAY WEEKEND Key 4.6.30 v ROC 13.14.92 Too 5.8.38 v Bea 23.11.149 Ber 10.14.74 v Ham 1.3.9 Nar 14.21.105 v Dov 1.5.11 Pak 11.4.70 v Cra 10.9.69

Saturday 14 June ROC 8.8.56 v Too 7.12.54 Ham 14.15.99 v Key 7.7.49 Dov 5.12.42 v Ber 6.5.41 Cra 14.17.101 v Nar 12.23.95 Bea 10.4.64 v Pak 13.17.95

Saturday 21 June Bea 14.13.97 v Ber 11.10.76 Ham 4.7.31 v Too 21.19.145 Dov 18.12.120 v Keys 8.10.58 Cra 9.14.68 v ROC 13.7.85 Pak 6.11.47 v Nar 14.15.99

Saturday 28 June ROC 14.10.94 v Ham 8.10.58 Dov 10.18.78 v Too 8.8.56 Key 11.3.69 v Cra 22.20.152 Ber 6.11.47 v Pak 10.6.66 Nar 20.26.146 v Bea 3.14.32

Saturday 5 July SPLIT ROUND Dov 14.14.98 v ROC 6.9.45Pak 23.21.159 v Key 9.4.58 Saturday 12 July SPLIT ROUND Nar 7.15.57 v Ber 5.7.37 Bea 17.16.118 v Ham 0.8.8 Cra 20.16.136 v Toor 3.5.23

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Saturday 19 July ROC 5.7.37 v Bea 10.10.70Too 13.9.87 v Pak 18.11.119 Key 5.7.37 v Nar 42.18.270 Ber 11.12.78 v Cra 17.10.112 Ham 11.4.70 v Dov 16.19.115

Saturday 26 July Pak 18.16.124 v ROC 9.8.62 Nar 26.13.169 v Too 6.6.42 Ber 25.19.169 v Key 4.5.29 Cra 22.26.158 v Ham 2.1.13 Dov 5.4.34 v Bea 9.13.67

Saturday 2 August Ham 4.7.31 v Nar 33.21.219 ROC 6.9.45 v Ber 7.14.56 Too 15.16.106 v Key 4.9.33 Dov 6.4.40 v Pak 7.12.54 Bea 13.11.89 v Cra 5.5.35

Saturday 9 August Nar 24.24.168 v ROC 6.4.40 Ber 8.21.69 v Too 13.7.85 Pak 14.25.109 v Ham 9.6.60 Cra 24.8.152 v Dov 5.4.34 Key 6.8.42 v Bea 14.16.100

Saturday 16 August VOLUNTEER ROUND ROC 19.18.132 v Key 5.5.35 Bea 14.17.101 v Too 6.6.42 Ham 10.4.64 v Ber 19.17.131 Dov 2.7.19 v Nar 29.14.188 Cra 16.18.114 v Pak 15.15.105

Saturday 23 August VOLUNTEER ROUND Too 12.18.90 v ROC 13.10.88 Key 18.13.121 v Ham 13.23.101 Ber 18.13.121 v Dov 4.8.32 Nar 16.17.113 v Cra 16.7.103 Pak 9.8.62 v Bea 11.13.79

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Saturday 30 August QUALIFYING QUALIFYING

Sunday 31 August ELIMINATION ELIMINATION

Saturday 6 September 2ND SEMI 2ND SEMI

Sunday 7 September 1ST SEMI 1ST SEMI

Saturday 13 September PRELIMINARY PRELIMINARY

Saturday 20 September GRAND FINAL GRAND FINAL

FINALS FOOTBALL NETBALL

CASEY CARDINIA FOOTBALL NETBALL LEAGUE FIXTURE


ResultsSeniors - Preliminary FinalCranbourne 2.1 4.2 9.3 16.5.101Narre Warren 6.2 8.6 12.10 14.12.96Cranbourne Goal Kickers: M. Holt 8, M. Theodoridis 3, J. Murphy 2, A. Vella , M. Gearon , T. TharleBest Players: B. Osborne , C. Barker , M. Boland , M. Rus , T. Tharle , S. Morrish Narre Warren Goal Kickers: K. Baskaya 6, L. Myatt 3, J. Marriott 2, C. McNamara , M. Lee , J. ParkerBest Players: D. Collins , M. Lee , K. Baskaya , J. Richardson , C. McNamara

Reserves - Preliminary FinalPakenham 1.7 2.11 3.13 7.14.56Berwick 0.3 2.5 2.8 3.12.30Pakenham Goal Kickers: C. Shooter 2, M. Hicks , A. Alberni , J. Kowarzik , C. Bevan , N. FryBest Players: A. Alberni , A. Benis , C. Cardona , J. Williams , N. Verleg , J. KowarzikBerwick Goal Kickers: T. Gillies , J. Phillips , T. Van HoutBest Players: J. Joyce , B. Anderson , S. Barnes , T. Gillies , J. McLardy , C. Steel

Under 19’s - Preliminary FinalBerwick 1.4 6.6 9.7 12.10.82Cranbourne 0.1 1.3 5.6 6.8.44Berwick Goal Kickers: H. Money 4, T. Stanton 2, N. Hillard 2, A. Taylor , A. Sigeti , J. Goumas , M. GrahamBest Players: R. Hillard , L. Jellyman-Turner , M. Graham , C. French , C. Zeeman , H. MoneyCranbourne Goal Kickers: Z. Roscoe 3, J. Rich 2, L. VellaBest Players: J. Twite , Z. Roscoe , A. Russo , J. Wilson , B. Leguier , J. Harrington

Under 17’s - Preliminary FinalNarre Warren 2.4 5.6 7.8 8.12.60Doveton 0.2 2.8 4.13 6.19.55Narre Warren Goal Kickers: D. Kitto 3, M. Cronjaeger 2, N. Aliotta , J. Creely , B. HomfrayBest Players: M. Cronjaeger , N. Dawson , N. Aliotta , J. Brown , J. Campbell Doveton Goal Kickers: B. Cram , A. Humphries , C. Gray , D. Bowman , L. Kerford , J. BattleBest Players: B. Cram , A. Humphries , M. Lewis , J. Lock , S. Muirhead , J. Battle

Saturday 9 August Nar 24.24.168 v ROC 6.4.40 Ber 8.21.69 v Too 13.7.85 Pak 14.25.109 v Ham 9.6.60 Cra 24.8.152 v Dov 5.4.34 Key 6.8.42 v Bea 14.16.100

Saturday 16 August VOLUNTEER ROUND ROC 19.18.132 v Key 5.5.35 Bea 14.17.101 v Too 6.6.42 Ham 10.4.64 v Ber 19.17.131 Dov 2.7.19 v Nar 29.14.188 Cra 16.18.114 v Pak 15.15.105

Saturday 23 August VOLUNTEER ROUND Too 12.18.90 v ROC 13.10.88 Key 18.13.121 v Ham 13.23.101 Ber 18.13.121 v Dov 4.8.32 Nar 16.17.113 v Cra 16.7.103 Pak 9.8.62 v Bea 11.13.79

CASEY CARDINIA FOOTBALL NETBALL LEAGUE FIXTURE


ROC FCinvites applications for Coaches for Season

2015 in the following GradesReserves (playing or non playing)

Under 19Under 17

Applications are to be made in writing to The Secretary at [email protected]

Closing date Friday 26th September 2014All applications will be held in the strictest

confidence.

NARRE WARREN FNCinvites applications for Football Coaches in

2015 in the following GradesSeniors

ReservesUnder 19Under 17

Applications in writing to the Secretary PO Box 287 Narre Warren North 3804

or email [email protected] close on Friday 26th September.All applications will be held in the strictest

confidence.

DOVETON FCinvites applications for Coaches for Season

2015 in the following GradesSeniors

ReservesApplications are to be made in writing to

[email protected] Or for more information call 0438 698 516

Closing date 30th September 2014All applications will be held in the strictest

confidence.

COACHES!WE NEED

YOU!

Coaching Classifieds

PAKENHAM FCinvites applications for Coaches for Season

2015 in the followingUnder 19Under 17

Applicants should apply to secretary at [email protected]

All applications will be held in the strictestconfidence.

www.pakenhamfc.com.au


DEVON MEADOWSFNC

affiliated with Nepean FNL

invites all applications for the 2015 season Seniors

Please email all resumes to [email protected]

Or contact Paul on 0409 770 817 to register your interest.


CRANBOURNE FNCinvites applications for Coaches for Season

2015 in the following GradesReservesUnder 19Under 17

Applications are to be made in writing to [email protected] Or for more information call Trevor Barker 0438668377

or visit our website cranbournefc.com.au

BONBEACH FNCaffiliated with Peninsula FNL

Seek the services of a

Senior coach playing/non playing.

Email to [email protected]

Post resume to PO BOX 464 Chelsea 3196

or call Reece Murphy on 0425855585

Closes 22nd september

MORNINGTON FNCaffiliated with Peninsula FNL

invites applications for Coaches for Season 2015 in the following

Senior coach playing/non playing.

Applicants should apply to email [email protected]

or any questions call the President Norm Robinson 0417 262 466


BEST & FAIREST

SENIORSNORM WALKER

MEDAL

RESERVESBILL WILLIAMSON

MEDAL

UNDER 19’SGEORGE GILMORE

MEDAL

Casey Cardinia TEAM OF THE YEAR 2014

Award Winners

Scott MeyerBeaconsfield

Club Championships

UNDER 17’SMEDAL

Dominic PaynterPakenham

Jack KowarzikPakenham

Tristan RasarioBerwick

Jarryd TraitBerwick

MVP Most Disciplined Club


SENIORS



Award WinnersGOAL KICKERS

SENIORS RESERVES UNDER 19’S

Kerem BaskayaNarre Warren

UNDER 17’S

Sam McLean Narre Warren

James PhillipsBerwick

Anthony SigetiBerwick

Daniel KittoNarre Warren


Narre Warren Magpies Today sees three Narre footy sides on the Grand Final card in Reserves, Under 19s and Under 17s. Together with several junior Narre netball teams in grand finals as well, 2014 has been another successful season for our club by any measure.In an epic battle last weekend, our Ones lost by a kick to our great rival Cranbourne. There was disappointment but no shame in the result and we’ll never question the effort and commitment of our players and coaching staff. You gave your best, and you always give it to us. We’ll re-load for 2015.Best of luck to Cranbourne and Beaconsfield in the sen-ior game today.Last Saturday’s Under 17s footy prelim was a classic nail-biter. A four-bounce run by young Brenton Wells and a pressure mark and kick by Jordan Creely got Narre up over Doveton inside the last minute and kept a dream alive. Matt Cronjaeger and skipper Nathan Dawson were our standouts.Win or lose for our teams today, the social rooms at Fox Road will be open this afternoon from about 3.00 pm til late. We invite all Narre supporters, parents and families of our young grand finalists and all our senior netballers and footballers for an end-of-season party, to hopefully take a sip from some premiership cups.And our traditional NWFNC Family Day is on at Fox Road this Sunday with a barbecue lunch kicking off at around midday. All members and supporters welcome.

Pakenham LionsWhat a massive week at the Football Club this week. Af-ter last weeks win by our Reserve’s Team over Berwick, today we see ourselves playing Narre Warren in the 2014 Reserves Grand Final. Its been a fantastic build up around the Ressies during the year, culminating in them competing in the BIG DANCE today. The boys have been fantastic all year and head into today’s game with loads of confidence. Its been fantastic the amount of support that they have been given, not only by the players and coaches of our under 17s, 19s and Seniors, but by all of our Sponsors, Members and Supporters. Much credit needs to go to everyone associated with the team as they have instilled a winning culture that now has the boys dare to dream. There is no bigger stage than a Grand Fi-nal and we wish the team all the very best in their en-deavours of the Reserves Premiership.GRAND FINAL AFTER PARTY. After the conclusion of todays clash, the club will be open to celebrate or com-miserate the year that the club has had. We welcome all our supporters to come back to the club and reflect on the year that we have had. Presentation Night is next Friday Night at 7pm. Tickets $60 a couple, inlcudes 2 course meal and drinks at mem-bers prices. DJ Scot from Seripham Events will entertain the crowd following the presentations. So grab a ticket and enjoy our last official function for season 2014. Good luck to the Ressies today and GO LIONS.

Club Notes

A big thank you from Narre Warren FNC to our major sponsor Jay Q Plastering, and to all our other sponsors for your generous support in 2014.


Common Sports InjuryInformationTitle: Preparing for Next Season starts now.Date: September 2014Author: David Francis, Specialist Musculoskeletal Physi-otherapist, Physioworks Health GroupAt this time of year….Every year in January and February many footballers present to me at a Physioworks clinic with very similar, familiar story…..“Last year I missed 3-4 games with general soreness around the hip/back/ pelvis/ groin/hamstring.There was a gradually on-set of stiffness and pain as the season progressed. It was also taking me longer to ‘warm up’ pre-game and by half time I was generally pretty sore.I really noticed that I had trouble in my ability to change direction. I felt I lacked length in my kicking and my speed was down.Sometimes I could not train, I was too sore. And when I did train I compromised. I didn’t go as hard, I learnt not to run at 100%, which I’m sure impacted my fitness. I’d wake up sore after training and especially after a game – I never used to be that sore.Common sense and the general view of a few people I spoke to about my ‘persistent niggles’ was that ‘rest dur-ing the post season will fix this’. So I rested… then I went for run two months after the last game. I felt pretty good.However…… Once I got back into training with in-creased running, changes in direction and ball work I had a re-occurrence of all those symptoms.It is now February and our first game is fast approaching and I’m in a worse plight then six months ago and we have not even played any games yet….What can you do to help?”My professional experience in football over 20+ years, consulting at both elite and community level, is that if you do not have an effective pre-season your entire footy season will be compromised, with an increased likely-hood of injury and with the athlete unlikely to reach op-timal performance.

The reason I repeatedly see the scenario outlined above is that time may be needed, and must be taken, to get a correct diagnosis; plus or minus investigation; plus or minus referral, with the aim of building a tailored action plan to enable you a full pre-season designed to ensure:1. Your condition is eliminated.2. Physical conditioning is obtained.3. Optimal performance and enjoyment in your chosen sport is achieved.Now, in the immediate post season at the Collingwood Football Club, all the players are going through this pro-cess.I ask if the scenario outlined above fits your criteria, no matter what part of your body is presenting with symp-toms, no matter the sport you are playing or what level of competition you participate in, get it addressed now….not in February.The experienced team of health care professionals at Physioworks Health Group, prides themselves on evalu-ating, developing and monitoring tailored action plans to ensure best treatment and outcomes for athletes of all ages and competition levels.So while the end of the season enables time for reflection and rest …the absolute time for improved health, fitness and performance starts now!About the Author – David Francis:David Francis is a Specialist Musculoskeletal Physiother-apist, Head Physiotherapist for the Collingwood Football Club and Director at Physioworks Health Group. With 20+ years’ experience, David specialises in sports injury management, particularly injuries and rehabilitation as-sociated with Australian Rules Football.About Physioworks Health Group:Physioworks Health Group has a team of dedicated phys-iotherapists and health professionals providing a range of specialist health services at ‘state of the art’ clinics in Cranbourne, Pakenham and Camberwell. Physioworks Health Group is the Medical and Allied Health Care part-ner of the CCFNL.www.physioworkshealthgroup.com.au


Stingrays News

Stingrays not good enough....The Dandenong Southern Stingrays year is over after a crushing defeat in the Preliminary Final against the Cal-der Cannons on Saturday in perfect sunny conditions in front a huge crowd at Visy Park, Carlton. Played in perfect conditions signs weren’t looking good early with Calder dominating the scoreboard, kicking away to a four goal led. It would take 18 minutes before the Stingrays first goal came to Daniel Capiron, even though the Stingrays were winning the clearances and matching the 200cm Calder Cannon’s twin towers in the ruck and matching inside 50’s. The Stingrays were denied scoreboard pres-sure with entries inside 50 easily picked off by the Calder backs that continually ran it out of their defence going into the first break with a 19 point led. The second quar-ter saw the Cannons extend their lead to 30 points, taking most of their chances in front of goal whilst the Stingrays continued to press forward with similar numbers inside 50, but entries continued to be shallow and high. Goals only came late after the Cannons seemed to run out of legs, allowing back to back goals through Jack Lonie and Bailey Rice in a matter of minutes before the Cannons locked down. The start of the premiership quarter wasn’t the start Stingrays coach demanded at the long break with a goal onboard to the Cannons’ after the Stingrays forwards wasted the first scoring opportunity. Again, the Stingrays couldn’t hit the scoreboard until the latter half of the quarter which was little too late as the Can-nons through the small and midfield brigade continually added goals with Daylan Kempster, Matt Homfray, Mitch White and Kyle Gray closing down the key tall targets who had minimal scoreboard influence for the day. The differences between the two sides were the foot skills and the hard running with the opposition more measured and methodical when pressing forward to find the spare play-er, whilst the luckless Stingrays wasted many opportuni-ties to claw back the margin. The Cannons extended their led to 38 points by the time the siren sounded, which would have been a lot more if it wasn’t for stand out games to Kyle Gray, Mitch White and Daylan kempster across the half back line. The last quarter was more of the same with the Cannons continuing their quick running and playing on at all cost to eventually winning comfort-able by 53 points and booking themselves into the 2014 Grand Final against the Oakleigh Chargers this weekend at Etihad. After the game Dandenong Stingrays Region

Talent Manager Mark Wheeler said, “It’s hard at this time knowing it was one win away from making into the Grand Final…some boys who were here last year really wanted another chance at the last game in September.”“The Cannons are a very good team, who are well coached and they players are well drilled, with a per-fect mix of tall timber and midfield pace….today they ran harder and for longer periods not allowing us to play our game, proving they are a genuine Grand Final team.”Stingrays coach Craig Black was very positive after the game. He said, “We had a very good year, exposing 54 players into the TAC Cup system, finishing a game out of the top 4, playing 3 finals and having a dozen or so in Vic Country.”“They (Cannon’s) had an easier preparation coming in…but coming from 7th was always going to test our fit-ness…the prior two finals games against Western then followed up the week later with a 20 goal turnaround against the Falcons showed at equally footing we are as good as any other team…something I will remind the players about...we controlled our own destiny but were beaten by a better side today. ”He added, “By playing 3 rounds of finals hopefully helped a few more of the players in their hopes of getting their names read out in the draft… KG (Kyle Gray) and Mitch (White) were super today, with Jaylo (Jack Lonie) continuing to be one of the dangerous small forwards…Dan (Moloney) had great Finals…he might become a smoky…and Daylan (Kempster) to keep the possible number 1 pick in Wright to 1 goal was a mighty effort”He finished by saying, “ We close off this year on the 10th October and start 2015 with induction day on the 19th October…it was a great year for the club very happy and proud of what we achieved, just one win away hope-fully will drive us all for next year.”Scores:Dandenong Stingrays 1.1 3.5 5.6 7.7.49Calder Cannons 4.2 8.5 11.8 15.12.102Stingrays Goal Kickers: Jack Lonie 3, Daniel Capiron, Bailey Rice, Aaron Wilson and Tom LambStingrays Best Players: Mitch White , Kyle Gray , Daylan Kempster , Sam Geurts , Aaron Pawel and Jack Lonie


Everything Umpiring with ‘The Foss’ Pete Marshall!As season 2014 draws to a close, I can reflect on what’s been my 40th year involved in football as an umpire, player, administrator coach and runner. At times been pretty hectic mixing the Dolphins with my real job coaching the VSHL-SUA Field Umpires and overseeing the on field performances across the three leagues. It’s always encouraging to see young people taking up the challenging of umpiring Aussie Rules and enjoying their job, albeit sometimes in a hostile environment. We have been lucky to have a well organised football competi-tion and the clubs, players and public alike are generally pretty respectful of the umpires and the job they do. The football has once again provided a lot of close games, fierce contests and the speed and skill of the game has once again risen. Within our leagues, the senior games (home and away) and all finals (all grades) having 3 umpires in the Field and Boundary has assisted in improving the standard of play and a safe place for players and umpires alike. We have had over 360 umpires sign on at the VSHL-SUA this season and our Green Shirt mentor program for first year umpires has been at an all-time high. Over 75 umpires have officiated in the field in the Seniors and 13 for the first time throughout the season. 71 field umpires have tasted finals football and out of the 30 grand final ap-pointments 5 will do their first senior grand final and 11 Field umpires for the first time will be appointed to a grand final with Southern Umpires Association.However it’s not all about finals. We have had record numbers of participation in the V-Line Academy, had umpires do the AFL VIC Country Championships and Finals, International Cup games, TAC Cup games and Lit-tle League games. Our Junior program has been rejigged under Brad and Matt and with assistance from others have had a bumper year. Accreditation was brought up to speed by Mark Mounsey and Neil McKinnon - well done guys. Matt Pongracic and Leighton Rowe partici-pated in the VFL Rookie squad and benefitted greatly as did the Boundary and Goal Umpires who went to VFL training for an orientation night. Hopefully our ranks at the VFL will grow as a handful go to trial. Our general feel for the game, commitment to training and learning from the coaches has been excellent and I feel we have provided an excellent group to our football body the PC-

NSA. Interesting to note in the finals in the seniors the free kick count is 28 paid, 3 missed, 1 unwarranted, with 2 50m penalties on average across all leagues. This might surprise the football public how little we are influenc-ing the game and the general high standard of football played.With the work of the coaching group and support staff along with the board I know we have delivered on our values and mission statement for 2014. Many thanks must go to all of you people for assisting and overall well done to all the boys, girls, men and women who umpired in season 2014. A special mention must go to Mario Ring (Chairman) and his board for their support, Neil McKin-non who has been terrific in the office, my fellow Coach-es and Observers, and our video girl Mel. As we take a break, I won’t miss all the phone calls, texts, emails and meetings which make up the season while working with the group and clubs and coaches alike.In closing I wish all the players and coaches the best of luck in their grand finals. Play the game in the right spirit, play hard but fair, be humble in victory – gracious in defeat and celebrate safely!Upcoming EventsVSHL-SUA Presentation Night: Sat, 18th October 2014 @ 7pm @ Cranbourne Turf Club. The annual SUA Pres-entation Night is coming. The venue will be at the Cran-bourne Turf Club and this year is shaping to be one of the biggest ever - with a three course meal and the presenta-tion of many different awards in each discipline. Save the date on your calender and be sure to secure your spot by seeing Steven Richards for a ticket when he is at Fountain Gate or Seaford. Running members receive their ticket for free and guests are $50. - More information at the SUA Website or the TeamApp.Stay in Touch Stay in touch with all information about Victoria State Home Loans Southern Umpires Association (VSHL-SUA) by following or adding us on social media. Twitter: Search for @SouthernUmpires and follow us; Facebook: Search for Southern Umpires Association and like our page; Instagram: Search for @SouthernUmpires and fol-low us for exclusive pictures; and TeamApp: add the Tea-mApp on your smart phone and search for the Southern Umpires Association.


Field Umpire Profiles

RYAN MCDONALDNickname: RonaldAge: 19Occupation: Student at UniUmpire Career: 6 YearsPrevious Grand Finals: 18’s Casey Car-dinia FNL and numerous junior grand finals.Highlight so far in sport: Umpiring state school boy finals in Darwin.AFL Team: The Mighty Tigers.Favourite Drink: Pepsi MaxFavourite Food: Spaghetti

Most Admired Sportsperson: Trent CotchinFavourite Holiday Desitination: BaliPete Marshall Comments: Ryan has excelled my expecta-tions, some areas to work on mid year has come home like a steam train and has gained in confidence. A real favourite of the group at Casey, Ryan may well one day join his older brother Nick (Ex SUA) at the VFL.

JOEY THORPENickname: ThorpeyAge: 34Occupation: Sparkie - Self EmployedUmpire Career: 10 YearsPrevious Grand Finals: 2 Senior Grand Finals and 2 18’s all in Peninsula FNL.Highlight so far in sport: Golden whistle winner in 2006.AFL Team: Adelaide Crows??? WhyFavourite Drink: PasitoFavourite Food: ChocolateMost Admired Sportsperson: Roger FedererFavourite Holiday Desitination: DarwinPete Marshall Comments: Very luck to have Joey back from teh VFL and has been an invaluable member and mentor to the group.As untidy as his is in appearace this guy can really um-pire, let the players just play and in one of the top um-pires going around outside the VFL.

BRADEN KINGNickname: KingyAge: 20Occupation: Student Teacher at RMITUmpire Career: 7 YearsPrevious Grand Finals: 18’s & Reserves at Casey Cardinia FNL with a total of 4 Grand Finals.Highlight so far in sport: Umpiring AFL Vic Counrty Championships this year.AFL Team: CollingwoodFavourite Drink: Pepsi MaxFavourite Food: Chicken & ChipsMost Admired Sportsperson: Scott PendleburyFavourite Holiday Desitination: Gold CoastPete Marshall Comments: Kingy has worked extremely hard to get himself into a position to umpire a Senior Grand Final. Been close a few times. Braden has ma-tured, very coachable, got himself fitter and is a great team player. Well liked in the group.


PCNSports Alliance

in partnershipwith Victoria Police

wish to advise you of Liquor Licensing Laws that will apply through-out the finals series.

There will now be specific allocated “WET” areas where you will be able to purchase and consume alcohol. These areas will be clearly defined & cordoned off with ap-

propriate signs. No alcohol can be consumed outside these specified areas. No person under the age of 18 will be permitted inside these specified areas. Any person in possession of an open container of alcohol outside these specified area’s will be subject to $100 fine.No alcohol can be bought into the ground by the public. Police and Football club officials will be searching vehicles upon entry to the ground at all finals matches.

Working towards a safe, family friendly environment.


Grand FinalsAGrade-BeaconsfieldvDoveton-2:50pmB Grade - Keysborough v Berwick - 1:20pmCGrade-BeaconsfieldvBerwick-12noon

DGrade-BeaconsfieldvCranbourne-12noon17 & Under Red - Narre Warren v ROC - 10:40am

17&UnderWhite-NarreWarrenvBeaconsfield-10:40am15 & Under Red - Narre Warren v Pakenham - 9:30am

15 & Under White - Narre Warren v Pakenham - 9:30am 13 & Under Red - Narre Warren v Doveton - 8:20am13&UnderWhite-BeaconsfieldvDoveton-8:20am

Casey Cardinia Netball


After an exciting vote count at the Sandhurst Club on the eve of the Preliminary Finals, the

last chance at making the Grand Final brought out a large crowd and some very close results at Holm Park.

Doveton begun the day well, with both of their 13 and Under sides recording victories. In the 13 White section Doveton 23 defeated Pakenham 20 in a tight contest. Doveton defeated Beaconsfield by a steady six goals to earn their place in 13 Red Grand Final.Pakenham were too strong for ROC in the 15 White sec-tion winning by eight goals. They now take on the unde-feated Narre Warren in the Grand Final. In the 15 Red section Pakenham were rewarded with a Grand Final birth after a 26 – 20 win over Beaconsfield. Their victory sets up a second 15 and Under Grand Final between Narre Warren and Pakenham. Beaconsfield 28 defeated Pakenham 22 in the 17 White preliminary final to progress to the Grand Final. After a surprise loss in the Qualifying Final, ROC begun strong-ly in the 17 Red contest against Cranbourne. The well drilled ROC side were back to their best building a ten goal lead by half time. They continued their march to-wards the biggest game of the year, winning 45 – 21. They now take on Narre Warren in a highly anticipated game of skill and future talent.Berwick and Cranbourne fought out a close match in D Grade, trading goals for the majority of the match. Cranbourne held onto their narrow lead in the final min-utes, winning by one goal to progress to the Grand Final against Beaconsfield. C Grade was a defensive battle between Berwick and Cranbourne. Berwick converted their defensive turnovers to take control of the match early. Berwick went on to win by nine goals and earn the opportunity to have a second chance against Bea-consfield. Berwick pulled off the upset of the day knocking out the B Grade ladder leaders, Narre Warren in a low scoring, scrappy match. Berwick’s defensive pressure rattled the Narre Warren attackers, limiting their scoring opportuni-ties and keeping them to their lowest score of the season. Berwick goalers, Emma Clarke and Nicole Westmore-land shot accurately to help their team progress to the Grand Final against Keysborough. After a flawless season and a narrow loss in the Semi Final, Doveton came out focussed against Berwick in the Preliminary Final, winning the first quarter 13 – 7. The Doveton goal circle moved smoothly with Rahni Sama-son on the end of some clever feeding from Kate Mur-phy. Berwick fought hard to bridge the margin, not al-lowing Doveton to stretch their lead. In the final quarter, Berwick goaler Emily Wilson stepped up to shoot some long bombs closing the margin to four goals at the fi-nal whistle. Doveton progress to the Grand Final, where they will meet Beaconsfield. Congratulations to all players, coaches and officials who have earned their chance to represent their club on the biggest day of the season. Berwick will be a sea of colour with Beaconsfield, Berwick, Cranbourne, Dove-ton, Keysborough, Narre Warren, Pakenham and ROC all participating. It is great to see a spread of clubs in this healthy competition playing for the ultimate prize.

Doveton DovesWell season 2014 is almost over. I would like to take the opportunity to reflect on the successful year our club has had. Holding tryouts for the first time we have welcomed many new families to our club. I say families because that’s what this club is all about, new or old you become part of the Doveton family the moment you join our club. Some mixed results during the season with many sides suffering injuries, and changes to line-ups during the year. All sides however continued the support of each other and as such you have all been success-ful this year. Congratulations to our 13’s Red and White teams and our A Grade ladies on making the grand final. What a fantastic result for our great club. We will all be there to support you as you try and take it all the way. To our committee thank you, although it is a small group your contribution has been amazing. To our coaching staff thank you thank you for your tireless commitment to our club and your teams. To our parents that get your kids there every week thank you for your support. Thank You to our sponsors for your support this year. In finish-ing win or lose today you are all champions in the eyes of the club. Good Luck to all teams taking part in the grand final action. GO DOVES

Beaconsfield EaglesSaturdays day of finals saw 3 junior teams all fighting for a spot in the grand final. Our 13 whites came up against a strong Doveton team and unfortunately were beaten by a better team on the day. Our 15 reds came up against a competitive Pakenham side and unfortunately also couldn’t come away with a win.Full credit to both the 13’s and 15’s on a fantastic sea-son!! Our 17 white team played their best game of the year. Af-ter not been able to defeat Pakenham during the regular

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Netball Previewseason the girls played hard all game and fought hard for every ball. It was fantastic to see the girls maintain their lead for the whole game. Congratulations girlsGood luck to our 13 white, 17 white D grade C grade and A grade in their grand final this saturday!! Go beacy

Pakenham LionsAnother fantastic weekend of netball was had by all, starting with Friday’s League Presentation Night. It is ex-citing for us as a club to see our players poll so well in their grades and have Emma Jones (U15 Red) & Jessica Cox (U17 White) win the Best & Fairest & with Meaghan Atkins runner up for A Grade. Great to see Meaghan and Rachel Priestly named in the Team of the Year again, our sincere congratulations to all! Thank you to the Beaconsfield Netball Club for hosting another wonderful round of finals on Saturday. Our first game was our U13 White and this group of young tal-ented netball players were very excited to be at the Pre-liminary final in their first year of playing with the club! It was a great game of netball but it was not to be with Doveton coming away with the win. The next game time saw us on both courts with our U15 Red & White teams - what thrilling games of netball we witnessed and the teams both came away with wins to go into next week’s Grand Finals. Our last game of the day for the club was our U17 White team, and they gave it their all but was not to be with Beaconsfield taking the win. On behalf of the club we wish to acknowledge & thank each & every Pakenham Lions Player for their work and commitment given over the past season. To our amazing Coaches - thank you for your continuous hard work and effort in developing our players. We look forward to to-day’s Grand Final matches - Go Paky! ROC KangaroosCongratulations on a great season to the ROC 15 White girls, sadly it ended a week earlier than hoped as Paken-ham were just too strong in the prelim, showing more control and accuracy. It was great to see the ROC girls giving 110% for four quarters and keeping up the de-fensive pressure to the final whistle. Every player should be incredibly proud of their year and their improvement. Good luck to all teams in the Grand Final. Really good effort by ROC 17 Red girls after the disap-pointment of the previous week. The Preliminary Final

against Cranbourne we showed we were more than up for the challenge coming out Victors by 24 goals. Narre Warren in the Grand Final another challenge which I think we will be up for.48 minutes of hard work girls to the ultimate prize, I would like to say I am very happy and proud of each and every one of you girls and would like nothing more than for you to finish the hard work off that we started back in February. GO ROC

Cranbourne EaglesLast week in the Preliminary Final we had 3 teams in which was great for the club. The 17’s made an amazing achievement by making it into the Prelim final, but un-fortunately it wasn’t their day. Things that usually go right, they found quite difficult. The girls gave it their all and didn’t give up until the final whistle. We are very proud of you girls. In C Grade after a fantastic final series they unfortunately couldn’t get over hurdle of the prelim final. The girls fought hard to get there and were beaten by a stronger team on the day. The girls should be proud of where they have come this season and hold their heads high. In D grade it was a fantastic effort, everyone fought hard all day to come away with a 1 goal win. We now can’t wait for the Grand Final against Beaconsfield. Let’s go girls! We hope to have lots of support on the sidelines for this game and hopefully we can get over the line as winners. Good Luck girls!

Narre Warren MagpiesWith five junior sides heading straight to Grand Final, the loud Narre Warren support crew were in full voice to get B Grade and the 17s and senior footballers over the line. B Grade battled away for four quarters but couldn’t over-come the physical and relentless defense from Berwick, eventually going down by eight goals in a disappointing finish for the 2014 season. Our focus for Grand Final Day shifts towards the future of the club, with our juniors fly-ing the flag. The 13 Red side, led by coaches Michelle and Carly take on Doveton in the first encounter of Grand Final day. Both 15 & Under sides take on Paken-ham in their Grand Finals. Good luck to Mel and Maddy and their 15 Red side and Erin, Kate and Jess with the undefeated 15 White girls. In the much anticipated 17 Red grand final, Narre Warren will be aiming for another outstanding performance to defeat the well drilled ROC. Congratulations to Romy, Kacey, Olivia, Amy, Alex, Britt

Club Notes


and Erin for their individual awards at the Vote Count. Well done to all ten netball teams who were awarded the Netball Club Championship award and the combined football/netball championship award. Good luck to all those playing on the most important day of the season. The black and white army will be cheering loud and proud, supporting you from the sidelines. Thank you to the tireless volunteers who have given 100 netballers the opportunity to play at NWFNC in season 2014. CHEER, CHEER the BLACK and the WHITE!

Berwick WickersLast week saw some amazing quality finals netball, with some shock upsets across the board. Unfortunately our D grade girls took a one goal loss to Cranbourne, which eneded their finals series. Our A grade girls gave it eve-rything in the tank to try and compete with the unstop-pable Doveton side, narrowly missing out on a Grand Final berth by 5 goals. Congratulations to all of our senior teams on making it this far. You have all achieved a great deal for the club this season and should be very proud of your efforts. This week we will be supporting our B grade who are taking on Keysborough and C grade as they take on Bea-consfield. Both matches should be quality games. Be sure to get down and support from 12 Noon.Congratulations to the following players who received awards in their respective grades at the MPNFL league presentation night: A Grade: Team of the Year: Sarah McDermott WD, Olivia

Macente WA & Lynne Moyes InterchangeC Grade: Casey Anderson R/Up Best and FairestD Grade: Lauren Carfora R/Up Best and FairestU17’s: Olivia Macnte, Rising Star Award and Lauren Har-greaves, Rising Star Award NominationCongratulations also, to all of our players who were in-vited to attend on the night.Best of luck to both B grade & C grade this weekend (and to the BFC 19’s and 17’s footy boys). But also another huge thank you to our amazing supporters who helped get our girls over the line last weekend - your support is very much appreciated by all. #blueisthecolour

Keysborough BurraThe winner of this game 1v2 will be straight into the Grand Final and we wanted that win! Weather was per-fect like the week before and we knew we had to play similar netball like that week as well to have any chance. We had a great start but didnt take Narre Warren long to find their feet going into the first break level. Second quarter was our best as goals were consistant, pressure applied and some handy intercepts allowed us with a 6 goal lead into the main break. At one stage we got out further to a 10 goal lead but Narre Warren fired in the last getting the game back to just 1 goal in the fi-nal stages. Tight defence by Sammi D and Sarah Vella allowed a couple of intercepts and which were happily converted by our goalers. We held on with a 4 goal win to go straight into the Grand Final. Exciting times to fin-ish of our 2014 season and as a club being apart of the Casey Cardinia League. We have no doubt we can take it all the way!

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Pakenham – Berwick Gazette PCN Sports Alliance - Casey Cardinia Netball

TEAM OF THE YEAR 2014

Liz EdwardsDOVETON

COACH

Rachel PriestleyPAKENHAM

Rahni SamasonDOVETON

Sarah McDermottBERWICK

Olivia MacenteBERWICK

Tracey DellNARRE WARREN

Meaghan AtkinsPAKENHAM

Maggie TaumaoeDOVETON

Jasmine MaddocksBEACONSFIELD

Tayla ShannonNARRE WARREN

Megan RosserBEACONSFIELD

Lynne MoyesBERWICK

Kaela HughesBEACONSFIELD

GOAL SHOOTER (GS)

GOAL ATTACK (GA)

WING DEFENCE (WD)

WING ATTACK (WA)

GOAL DEFENCE (GD)

CENTRE (C)

GOAL KEEPER (GK)

INTERCHANGE


Grand Finals

NARRE WARRENCoach: Michelle MashadoAbby Langham (VC)Amy HeinzeAshleigh Hammond (VC)Hailey BibbeyKacey Maund (C) Madison HoueixOlivia HamiltonOlivia CatruccoTaylah Boatwood

BEACONSFIELDCoach: Caitlyn BudgeTahlia DaleMackenzie Brice (C) Zarli CorlessChantelle DaleKeely SticklyKeeley StibbardPaige DrakeClaire DavineJaimee NelsonAmy Harrison

DOVETONCoach: Kellie Miller

Bronte AndersonCharlie HowieTailah Micaleff

Keeley Miller (C) Abbi MurphyKiah Sheedy

Harmony ThomasMelissa Webster

DOVETONCoach: Abbey Dean

Sienna Anderson Adele Batten

Tusani Carter-CastelliTahlia EmeryMegan Hunt

Sophie Miller (C) Teileah Pullen

Monica San Jose Tianhnee Sturdy (C)

ScoresScores

13 & Under Red 13 & Under White

NARRE WARRENCoach: Melissa Pansow &Madeline HenwoodBrittney StuartCaitlin EganCaitlin Stephens (C) Chelsea TonnaMadison NationPaige Rodgers (C) Stacey KingTamika Cairns

NARRE WARRENCoach: Erin Clark, Kate Dowling & Jessica BreenAlexandra Stephenson (C) Ashleigh Mashado (C) Caitlyn PritchardGeorgia ElkinsHayley RaeMaddison CoxNatalie HatiganRene EttiaRhiannen Warkuss

PAKENHAMCoach: Meaghan Atkins &

Rachel PriestlyEmma Jones (C) Christine Meyer

Renae JoinerHayley Melsen

Keely WrightMackjenzie Little

Kyra EslerTelomi Paniora

Maddison Morgan

PAKENHAMCoach: David Meyer

Mary Miles (C) Taylor De Chalain-May (C)

Abbey LuttrellBrodie Piper

Casey NeweyHailey Gerin

Jade BodeyMeg De Costa

Sharni AdkinTanisha Poole

ScoresScores


NARRE WARRENCoach: Holly BoothGabrielle DwyerJayde Stow (C) Jaymie HammondJemma Osborne (C) Kayla DesjardinsKealeigh BrownRebecca PotalejSophie GambettaTara Heinze

NARRE WARRENCoach: Leigh TaylorAshleigh Stephenson (C) Carly LanghamChelsea McBrideJamie Collard (C) Jessica EganJulia CatruccoKeely GatesTeagan StuartVidhi Fernandes

ROCCoach: Scott Eastwood

Ashleigh Barnett (C) Alexandria Kilpatrick (C)

Caitlyn ArmstrongHienmoa Collier

Samantha NeilKatelyn Vincent

Jaimee ArmstrongJessica LewisLauren Ward

BEACONSFIELDCoach: Rebecca Allen

Madison PercivalAlana PhelpsParis Houeix

Lillan DavineTayla Entwistle

Tianah TalbotIsabella ImperatoreMaddison Wrench

Casey Ollier

ScoresScores



Grand Finals

BEACONSFIELDCoach: Lyn BudgeCaitlyn BudgeNaomi BuggBridget ArthursonElyce BoulterGeorgia SheersClaire Van Lambaart (C) Kylah FruendMaddie WrenchMontana Heinze

BEACONSFIELDCoach: Danielle RobertsRebecca Allen (C)Chloe Bugg Kelly Cecere Courtney Davey Paris HoeuixHayley McLeanSarah Mislicki Alex O’Sullivan (C)Elizabeth O’Sullivan

CRANBOURNECoach: Rachael Kemp

Karlee Brady (C) Rebecca Sparks (VC)

Renee WrightAlana Haslett

Leanne JohnsonStephanie Wright

Bree CadelSharni Robinson

Emily NeesonKelly Thompson

Brodie Davenport

BERWICKCoach: Sarah McDermott

Casey AndersonBrooke Labinski

Jenifer Westmorland (C) Chloe MossLoran Tuck

Rebecca AllenKaitlyn Taylor

Bonnie TurkTovi Amona

Stephanie Vandam

ScoresScores

D Grade C Grade

KEYSBOROUGHCoach: Samantha DownieSamantha Downie (C)Laura Agius (VC)Amy Burns (VC)Chloe PlumbCandice ScottSarah VellaAlana VieceliBreanne VieceliTrista BryanHayley LoweLovey Morunga

BERWICKCoach: Melissa Ahearn

Nicole WestmorlandEmma Clarke

Cassandra KrylovTara Anderson

Sarah NashPeta Baldry

Shaye Smith Larissa Alman

Julie Masterson (C) Casey Anderson

Scores

B Grade


Cranbourne FNCinvites applications for Coaches for Season

2015 in the following Grades All Senior

/ JuniorPlease forward all applications and any

enquiries in writing to the President, Jodie [email protected]

Applications close Friday 26 September 2014.

Berwick NCSeeking Netball Coaches

for the Winter Season 2015 Applications can be submitted through the club website and are due 30th September.

For further information and to apply please visit:http://berwicknetballclub.com.au/coach/

Or contact:Lauren Bourke

President0408 962 697

or Marissa Notley Vice President 0414 905 948

Tooradin-Dalmore NCinvites applications for Coaches for

Season 2015 in the following Grades A Grade & Head Coach

(Remuneration Negotiable), B Grade, C Grade, D Grade17 & Under Red & White, 15 & Under Red & White, 13 & Under Red & White

Applications close 31st October 2014The Secretary Tooradin-Dalmore NC

PO Box 327 Tooradin 3980or email

[email protected]

Pakenham Lions NCinvites applications for Coaches for Season

2015 in the following Grades A Grade, B Grade, C Grade, D Grade

17 & Under Red & White, 15 & Under Red & White, 13 & Under Red & White

If you have what it takes and are keen to make a difference, we would love to talk to you.

Applications to:- Pakenham Lions NC PO Box 333, Pakenham or via email to

[email protected] more information, contact Marg Jones

[email protected] 0412 715 827 (after 4pm)

Applications close on the 26th September


Narre Warren FNCinvites applications for Coaches for

Season 2015 in the following GradesA Grade, B Grade, C Grade, D Grade

Application closing date 26 SeptemberAll senior positions have remuneration package.

All applications can be addressed toNetball Administration

PO 287, Narre Warren Nth 3804or emailed: Jill at [email protected]

R.O.C. NETBALL CLUBSeason 2015 - Trials

Pre-registration required. Download a Registration Form from our Website

www.rocnetballclub.com.au JUNIORS – Tuesday 11th, Saturday 15th & Tuesday

18th NovemberTuesdays 11th & 18th November times

13’s - 4:00pm / 15’s - 5:00pm / 17’s - 6:00pmSaturday 15th November

13’s - 9:00am / 15’s - 10:00am / 17’s - 11:00am

SENIORS – 3rd, 5th & 7th February 2015


BeaconsfieldCoach: David McCallumJasmine Maddocks (C)Sarah Welch (C)Abbie SheersDanielle CameronBianca SanzaroMegan RosserKaela HughesCaitlin UttingGeorgie Benbow

DovetonCoach: Liz Edwards

Natu Faanana Rata HuniaLinda Hunt

Ebony MumfordLiz Edwards (C)

Kerry MundyKate Murphy

Aila PeraRahni Samason

Maggie Taumaoe

Beaconsfield v DovetonWA

Abbie SheersLiz Edwards

Kaela Hughes

Aila Pera

Jasmine Maddocks Rahni SamasonMegan Rosser

Linda Hunt

BeaconsfieldCaitlin UttingGeorgie Benbow

A Grade Likely Line Ups!!!!

A Grade

SCORES

A Grade Umpires Marilyn Myszka

Amy Gifford

GSGK

CGK

Rata Hunia

Sarah WelchGD

Maggie Taumaoe

Bianca SanzaroGADanielle Cameron

Kate Murphy

WD

DovetonEbony MumfordNatu FaananaKerry Mundy

GD

GS

WD

C

WA

GA


Coach - David McCallumJasmine Maddocks - (C) Fast and smart mid court player who feeds goalers with precision . Provides great heart and drive through the centre.Ssarah Welch - (C) Experienced Defender/Goaler who leads by example. Never say die attitude and has ability to pull in unbelievable intercepts.Abbie Sheers - Smart up and coming youngster who has shown she is not shy of a contest . Great hold over the shot with an intimidating presence.Danielle Cameron - Amazing athletic ability and classy interception skills. Speed, intensity and flair are all part of her game.Kaela Hughes - Tough Mid Court player who has great drive. Hates to be beaten. Bianca Sanzaro - Tall gaoler who has ability to turn a match. Super rebounding presence with strong stance under the ring.Megan Rosser - Strong holding gaoler with the ability to pull in contested ball. Hard to beat.Caitlyn Utting - Smart mid court rising star. Very agile and moves with speed.Georie Benbow - Young up and coming star who plays with determination and flair. Will make the most of her opportunities.

Beaconsfield - A Grade

Coach - David McCallum

Danielle Cameron Bianca Sanzaro Megan RosserKaela Hughes

Jasmine Maddocks Abbie SheersSarah Welch

Caitlyn Utting Georgie Benbow


Natu Faanana

Kate Murphy Linda Hunt Maggie TaumaoeAila Pera

Rata Hunia Rahni Samason

Kerry MundyEbony Mumford

Doveton - A Grade

Liz Edwards – Co Coach – Versatile player that can play at any end of the court. Strong experienced player. Playing in defence or attacking end of the court will be a strong opponent that can take it up to any player. Natu Faanana – Co Coach – Coached the side for most of the year after having a baby early in the year. Has had limited court time, but has the experience and ability to take up any position on court. Rata Hunia – Has played all season in Goal Attack although a trained defender. Rata has proven to be a formidable opponent in attack. A great family lady who has embraced the club despite travelling from Craigieburn every week. Guaranteed to make any defenders job hard. Rahni Samason – Rahni is a young gaoler who has the composure of the most experienced players. Rahni remains focused during the game regardless of the style of defender on her. Rahni will go far in netball and can teach a lot of players about how to conduct yourself on the netball court.Kate Murphy – Kate is able to play any position in the mid court. Fast moving player delivers the ball to the gaolers with precision. Hard player to hold in the attacking end of the court. Aila Pera – Our main centre player Aila works tirelessly in the mid court. Aila can also be used in defence and has an amazing leap often catching her opponents off guard. Smart player knows how to position herself all over court.Linda Hunt – Linda is another versatile mid court player. Fast paced and hard to hold if playing in the attacking end. If tasked to the defence makes it almost impossible to break away from. Linda has an amazing leap often taking high intercepts. Maggie Taumaoe – Our gun defender Maggie is a tireless worker and hard to get past. Maggie is every gaolers worst nightmare she is fit fast and agile. Maggie will get numerous intercepts and reads the play as well as the best defenders. Ebony Mumford – Strong defender whose fitness is hard to match. Able to run out four quarters in the mid court with ease. Strong defender who racks up the intercepts all day. Great vocal leader on court. Kerry Mundy – Defence player joined the side late in the year. Fit into the side really well and covers the defensive end of the court. Tall player who can be very deceiving with her mobility around the court. If given a specific job to do on court gets it done.

Liz Edwards


Award Winners

17&U-R B&F

Alanah HardyCranbourne

17&U-R R/UP

Jessica CoxPakenham

Easterbelle HuntDoveton

BEST & FAIREST

15&U-R B&F 15&U-R R/UP

A Grade B&F

Erin ClarkNarre Warren

B Grade B&F

Aliesha SmithCranbourne

Brittany MashadoNarre Warren

Elyce BoulterBeaconsfield

C Grade B&F

D Grade B&F 17&U-W B&F

17&U-W R/UP 15&U-R R/UP

Emma JonesPakenham

Ciara NelsonBeaconsfield

Alysson JeanesROC

Paris HoueixBeaconsfield

A Grade MVP

Jasmine MaddocksBeaconsfield


Award Winners

BEST & FAIREST15&U-W B&F

Alexandra StephensonNarre Warren

15&U-W B&F

Olivia CatruccoNarre Warren

Bianca LombardiROC

13&U-R B&F

15&U-W B&F

Hayley RaeNarre Warren

13&U-R R/UP

Melissa WebsterDoveton

13&U-W B&F

Sienna AndersonDoveton

Katie BaconROC

13&U-W R/UP

13&U-R B&F

Kacey MaundNarre Warren

13&U-W R/UP

Romy CairnsNarre Warren

13 Under Development Squad

15&U-W R/UP

Melanie LoughridgeBeaconsfield


RISING STARS 2012

TEAM OF THE YEAR

AWARDS

RISING STAR RISING STAR

Olivia MacenteBerwick

NominationsJemma Osborne - Narre Warren

Lauren Hargreaves - BerwickAshleigh Barnett - ROC

Ally Johnson - PakenhamAlice Ditchfield - Tooradin

Narre Warren Beaconsfield

15 Under Development Squad 17 Under Development Squad

Senior Sharks Squad


TEAM OF THE YEAR

Results & LaddersA GRADEPreliminary Final

Doveton 46 def 41 Berwick

Team P W D L B F Agst % PtsDoveton 18 16 0 0 2 870 527 165.09 72Narre Warren 18 12 0 4 2 687 551 124.68 56Beaconsfield 18 11 0 5 2 761 543 140.1552Berwick 18 11 0 5 2 761 564 134.93 52Pakenham 18 10 0 6 2 739 568 130.11 48Cranbourne 18 5 0 11 2 592 668 88.62 28Tooradin 18 3 0 13 2 495 681 72.69 20ROC 18 2 0 14 2 484 802 60.35 16Hampton Park 18 2 0 14 2 423 908 46.59 16

B GRADEPreliminary Final

Narre Warren 27 def by 35 Berwick

Team P W D L F Agst % PtsNarre Warren 18 15 2 1 894 573 156.02 64Keysborough 18 15 1 2 827 638 129.62 62Berwick 18 15 0 3 810 570 142.11 60Beaconsfield 1810 1 7 736 615 119.67 42Tooradin 18 8 0 10 622 682 91.20 32Pakenham 18 7 0 11 703 686 102.48 28Doveton 18 7 0 11 644 810 79.51 28Cranbourne 18 5 0 13 642 678 94.69 20ROC 18 4 0 14 641 793 80.83 16Hampton Park 18 2 0 16 552 1026 53.80 8

C GRADEPreliminary Final

Berwick 24 def 15 Cranbourne

Team P W D L F Agst % PtsBerwick 18 17 0 1 627 350 179.14 68Beaconsfield 1816 0 2 785 394 199.24 64Narre Warren 18 14 0 4 662 390 169.74 56Cranbourne 18 10 0 8 588 483 121.74 40ROC 18 10 0 8 488 519 94.03 40Tooradin 18 8 0 10 459 559 82.11 32Doveton 18 6 0 12 506 592 85.47 24Pakenham 18 5 1 12 435 591 73.60 22Keysborough 18 2 1 15 326 613 53.18 10Hampton Park 18 1 0 17 405 790 51.27 4

D GRADEPreliminary Final

Cranbourne 28 def 27 Berwick

Team P W D L B F Agst % PtsBeaconsfield 18 15 0 1 2 635 333 190.6968Berwick 18 13 0 3 2 564 350 161.14 60Cranbourne 18 12 1 3 2 570 396 143.94 58Narre Warren 18 9 0 7 2 524 466 112.45 44Pakenham 18 9 0 7 2 510 464 109.91 44Hampton Park 18 7 1 8 2 484 535 90.47 38ROC 18 4 0 12 2 435 610 71.31 24Tooradin 18 2 0 14 2 297 639 46.48 16Doveton 18 0 0 16 2 362 588 61.56 8

17 & UNDER REDPreliminary Final

ROC 45 def 21 Cranbourne

Team P W D L B F Agst % PtsROC 18 14 0 0 4 737 291 253.26 72Narre Warren 18 12 0 2 4 573 370 154.86 64Pakenham 18 8 1 5 4 387 388 99.74 50Cranbourne 18 8 0 6 4 446 381 117.06 48Beaconsfield 18 5 1 8 4 359 396 90.66 38Doveton 18 4 2 8 4 306 428 71.50 36Berwick 18 3 0 11 4 353 499 70.74 28Tooradin 18 0 0 14 4 193 601 32.11 16

17 & UNDER WHITEPreliminary Final

Pakenham 22 def by 28 Beaconsfield

Team P W D L B F Agst % PtsNarre Warren 18 9 0 1 8 360 201 179.10 68Pakenham 18 7 1 2 8 332 224 148.21 62Beaconsfield 18 6 0 4 8 293 190 154.2156ROC 18 4 1 5 8 317 262 120.99 50Berwick 18 3 0 7 8 195 291 67.01 44Doveton 18 0 0 10 8 114 443 25.73 32



Beaconsfield 20 def by 26 Pakenham

Team P W D L B F Agst % PtsBeaconsfield 18 13 1 2 2 445 256 173.8362Narre Warren 18 12 1 3 2 549 275 199.64 58ROC 18 12 1 3 2 464 238 194.96 58Pakenham 18 10 2 4 2 486 273 178.02 52Cranbourne 18 8 1 7 2 414 277 149.46 42Berwick 18 7 0 9 2 358 347 103.17 36Doveton 18 4 0 12 2 260 391 66.50 24Tooradin 18 3 0 13 2 193 554 34.84 20Hampton Park 18 0 0 16 2 108 666 16.22 8


Pakenham 21 def 13 ROC

Team P W D L B F Agst % PtsNarre Warren 18 12 0 0 6 383 113 338.94 72Pakenham 18 8 0 4 6 255 163 156.44 56Berwick 18 8 0 4 6 230 204 112.75 56ROC 18 7 0 5 6 281 176 159.66 52Beaconsfield 18 5 0 7 6 250 221 113.1244Doveton 18 1 1 10 6 169 337 50.15 30Tooradin 18 0 1 11 6 100 454 22.03 26


Beaconsfield 18 def by 24 Doveton

Team P W D L B F Agst % PtsNarre Warren 18 13 0 1 4 465 191 243.46 68Beaconsfield 18 12 0 2 4 382 203 188.1864Doveton 18 9 0 5 4 353 194 181.96 52ROC 18 9 0 5 4 299 327 91.44 52Cranbourne 18 6 0 8 4 239 323 73.99 40Pakenham 18 3 0 11 4 294 379 77.57 28Berwick 18 3 0 11 4 233 332 70.18 28Tooradin 18 1 0 13 4 141 457 30.85 20


Doveton 23 def 20 Pakenham

Team P W D L B F Agst % PtsBeaconsfield 18 12 0 0 6 370 102 362.7572Pakenham 18 9 0 3 6 284 117 242.74 60Doveton 18 9 0 3 6 318 159 200.00 60ROC 18 6 0 6 6 208 143 145.45 48Narre Warren 18 4 0 8 6 171 255 67.06 40Berwick 18 1 1 10 6 75 316 23.73 30Tooradin 18 0 1 11 6 49 383 12.79 26

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