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EDITORIALby Phil Stevens

Last Monday evening was a special night for the VAFAwith the first ever Vote Count evening where all sectionsgathered on the same night at the same venue forcounting of votes.

I feel that the idea of pre-counting the first 13 roundsplus the one and two votes for the last 5 rounds andactually calling the last 5 Best on Ground votes only forSection A to F was an unqualified success and gaveequal exposure to all sections .

As this was the first evening of its type I wouldappreciate feedback from those in attendance so thatwe can either plan for a similar type of night in the futureor revert back to the old style of vote count nights -keeping in mind that this special type of Vote Count nightwas planned to be a special event in this the CentenaryYear of the Association .

So any written or faxed feedback c/- The Editor (P.Stevens) would be very much appreciated .

Congratulations to the winners (listed below) . Fo rfurther information on how individuals from clubs polledplease contact club secretaries who have been providedwith all voting details .

1992 Best and Fairest Winners :

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THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLE R

A: Paul Matton (Therry - 15 votes )B : David Rogers (Old Trinity - 22 votes)C : Robert Lawson (Fawkner - 23 votes)D : John Manton (Old Geelong - 20 votes )E : Draw - Mark Ladgrove (Doveton - 17 votes)

Manny Nicolosi (ANZ Bank - 17 votes)F: John Jackson (West Brunswick - 30 votes)Under 19 and G Section votes were all pre-counte d

and presentations of trophies made to the followingwinners -

G South : Simon Smith (Bloods - 21 votes )G North : Gary Carroll (North Old Boys - 19 votes)U19/1 : Daniel Kogler (Old Melburnians - 20 votes)U19/Central : Samuel Horskins (Old Camberwel l

- 20 votes)U19/South : Andrew McLean (Old Brighton

- 23 votes)Thanks to everyone who helped make the night a

stunning success and please fax/write with yourresponses to the evening and what you, our club people,want in the future .

Best of luck today to all teams still in the premiershiprace .

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A SECTIONby Adam Kenyon

REVIEWCollegians strode into the A Section Grand Fina l

when they defeated a gallant De La Salle by 14 pointslast Sunday.

Collegians got the jump on De La and from thatpoint on they kept De La chasing .

De La who trailed by 16 points at quarter time didhave the opportunity to be a bit closer but they wereunder pressure and failed to convert their chances .

Collegian veterans Stephen Mount and RickSchober were providing all the options up forward .

Collegians continued to setthe pace inthe secondterm but it was their turn to be inaccurate adding 2 goals7 behindsto goto the long break leading by 21 points.

Pat Mannix seemed to be the only forward lookin gdangerous but the midfield pressure applied byCollegians meant that his chances were not the resultof accurate disposal upfield .

Andrew Ronchi was doing well in the ruck for DeLa but his work was being sharked by Matt Galbraith,Mark Hibbins and Co .

In a fairly even third term both teams attackedrelentlessly.

Chris Campbell and Col McClounan gave it theirall for De La but Collegians certainly stuck to theirpressure game plan and extended their lead to 25points at 3/4 time.

Mount really was outstanding and despite the DeLa Salle last term revival he finished with a matchwinning 7 goals.

Many of the De La stars were well down on theirgame .

Peter Rennie, Brett Mahoney and Julian Maloneycan play far better than Sunday's performance.

Collegians slowed in the final term which hasbecome a dangerous trait and one that could createan upset on Grand Final day if it were to continue.

The strength of Collegians all over the ground wasbasically too much for De La Salle to hold . Every timethey covered one player another Collegian would bobup and create havoc .

It now remains for De La Salle to take stock andregroup as they prepare for battle against St Bernardswho have had a week's break .

PREVIEWToday's game should be an epic struggle . We all

know that De La are capable of a lot more than theyhave shown this year .

St Bernards play very much on emotion andcommitment .

With both teams desperate for a Grand Final berthwe can expect to see a bruising encounter today withbodies on the line and the ball being the objective .

In the first semi final St Bernards cleaned upHaileybu ry - Frank Dunell was absolutely inspirational

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St Bernards will look to him again to provide theleadership and experience that they will need to winthis one today.

Luke and Jason Gollant will be the main targets upforward and either or both of them can be dangerous .

Nick Mitchell seems to be out of touch and wit hGreig Wood suspended the `Bernards' may have torely on their running brigade to score a few goals .

Peter Rennie, And rew Mackintosh, Danny Smith ,John Tully will be the players asked to stop the StBernards forwards and on talent they should be ableto but on desire it will be an even match .

At the other end of thefield De La will be hoping thatNick Fraser, Pat Mannix, Sam Hunter and JulianMaloney will kick a winning score.

Apart from Dunell, Paul and Anthony Capes andFerdi Comito will carry the hopes of the St Bernardsdefence.

Across the midfield Chris Belleville, Mark Lowe andChris Campbell will take on Simon Walsh, RobPurcell and perhaps Corey Mallia . The De Lacombination are hard to beat in this area and at bestI can only see St Bernards breaking even with themacross the centre .

On the ball Wayne Carey should have a great duelwith Andrew Ronchi .

The ruck roving battle between Col McClounan andJulain Maloney who will be pitted against JackOverman and Gavin Keane could well decide theoutcome of this game .

At the fall of the ball Brett Mahoney and MorrisMastriani will be challenged by the talented and verymuch in form duo of Matt Mulkearns and Vin Comito .

On form St Bernards will control the roving tussle .So where are we now?De La has a forward line out of touch . St Bernards

are relying on two major forwards to kick their goals .De La have a better centre line but are currently down

in the roving department .All indicators saythatthis gameis bound to be close.Determination, concentration, discipline and

commitment will win this one.St Bernards are displaying more of this at the

moment but perhaps lack the experience of De LaSalle .

The conditions seem likely to favour St Bernards andI'm leaning their way in what should be a thriller.

St Bernards by 5 points .

THIS WEEK'S MATCHES- APRELIMINARY FINAL - Elsternwick Park - Sunday

SENIORSDE LA SALLE vs ST BERNARD'S

RESERVES:r,n 1 FrIANS vs OLD SCOTCH

LAST ROUND'S RESU4TSENIORS

SECOND SEMI FINA LCOLLEGIANS 4.2 6.9 11.12 1315 .93DE LA SALLE 1 .4 3.6 7.11 11 .13 .79COLLEGIANS Mount 7, Dansey, Parkin, Hoyle, Davidson, Hibbms,Galbraith . BEST S . Mount, G . Irvine, M. Hibbins, M . Galbraith, R. Schober,T Wallace .DE LA SALLE Mannix 3, Wright 2, Mahoney, Moloney, O'Callaghan,Hunter, Toohey, Campbell . BEST A . Ronchi, J. Tully, C. Campbell, C .McClounan, S . Hunter, A . Mackintosh .

RESERVESSECOND SEMI FINA L

COLLEGIANS 2.1 2.1 4.4 8.7.55ST BERNARDS 1.1 4.3 8.7 10.7.67COLLEGIANS Coyne 3, Cleary 2, Lake, Fraser, M . Conron, BEST Proctor,Blackman, Jeffersen, Greeves, Lemon, Phillips .ST BERNARDS Hogan 2, Wood 2, Brebner 2, Looker, Law, Byrne,Fitzpatrick . BEST Nathan, Morrice, Byrne, Law, Burke, A . Purcell .

A.SECTIQN UMPIRES ,~.PRELIMINARY FINAL

SENIORSDE LA SALLE vs ST BERNARDSField: A . Kilner, R . BellBoundary: J . Huckson, M . KolpinGoal: G . Baumgarton, K . Pitcher

RESERVESCOLLEGIANS vs OLD SCOTCHField: M . Jackson, D. DalgleishBoundary : B. Reichelt, A. GabrielGoal: M . Murray, G . Clancy

SHARP SHOOTERSy7

Petroff, MarcellinMillar, Old ScotchBoyle, North Old BoysS. Grace, OrmondSchuhkraft, Ormond

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RESERVESFox, Old ScothHogan, St BernardsCoyne, Collegian sG . Dalton, Old XaveriansS . Rudd, De La Salle

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1992 PRESS AWARDCLUB'S PRESS CORRESPONDENT'S SUBMISSIONS FOR THE 1992 PRESSCORRESPONDENT'S AWARD ARE DUE AT THE END OF THE MONTH .Submission due: By Wednesday, September 30th, 1992 .Evaluations by: An Executive sub-committee .Requirements : Apart from the actual presentation of

the articles a resume of home the club went about developingpositive links with the media and the effect of this on the Club .

Prizes : Return trip for 2 to Sydney courtesy of Ansett Australia .Accommodation is still being negotiated at this date .

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THIS SERVICE IS AGAIN OPERATING FOR THESEASON AND WILL OFFER THE FOLLOWING :• General snippets of information for clubs

(Mon-Thurs)• Umpire appointments for meekend matches - to

assist clubs in supplying officials when required(Friday)

• A final Saturday morning update ( approx 11 am)indicating to participating clubs the number ofumpires to be supplied for each matc h

• Final siren scores of all matches played ( Saturdayevening)

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edited by Phil Stevens

Last week a notice was placed regarding the extensions to Elsternwick Park and where the VAFA can be contacte dwhile extension are being completed . The details are as follows :

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304-308 NEW STREET, BRIGHTON, 3186* (NEAR BAY ST INTERSECTION) ******************************~r** *

At last Monday's Vote Count Night each section's leading goalkicker was presented with his National MutualTrustees Medallion for the number of goals kicked during the home and away season . The winners were as follows,with goals in brackets : A : Gary Petroff (53) Marcellin ; B : Adam Acreman (63) Old Mentonians ; C : Ralph Bergman(107) St Kilda; D: Mark Crawford (60) Hampton Rovers ; E : Dean DeMorton (93) North Brunswick ; F: Joseph Simundza(99) Old Essendon ; G No rth : Andrew Treganowan (76) Marcellin ; G South : Matthew Dalton (74) Old Xaverians ;U19/1 : Craig Bennie (71) Marcellin ; U19/Central : John Raywood (82) Ivanhoe ; U19/South : Wesley Douglass (110)Monash Blues .

A highlight of the Vote Count Night was the conduct of a LUCKY DRAW which saw one of the attendee's namedrawn from a barrel which won for the winner a night for two at the Radisson Hotel followed by complimentarybreakfast the following morning .

The winner was Mark Wilson from the Bulleen-Teplestowe club.Thanks to the Radisson for its suppo rt of the Association with a couple of functions over the past couple of years.

Congratulations to Old Brighton on their first ever promotion to A Section - a wonde rful achievement and I'msure that by their depth of talent they will be in A Section for a long time .

Other teams promoted to this stage are as follows : From C to B - Fawkner and Bulleen-Templestowe ; From Dto C - Caulfield Grammarians and Mazenod ; From E to D - Brunswick and North Brunswick ; From F to E - StLeo's Wattle Park and Old Essendon .

Last Thursday night 6 clubs from outside the Association were interviewed with a view to possible inclusion inF section 1993 .

The recommendations of the interviewing committee will be put to the Executive on Monday evening who willconsider possibly : (a) whether to add 4 clubs only to F section making 2 sections of 10 for 1993 ; or (b) whetherto add more than 4 clubs making perhaps 2 F sections of 12 clubs each .

Another consideration may beto reduce G section to a single section consisting of clubs who are a 3rd eighteenof an existing club, a new club to the association or an existing F section club battling with numbers which mayneed a year as a single team club to re-group .

Clubs in G section at the moment who are single team clubs who do not fit the above criteria may be askedto adjust to a 2 team F section club .

The above may be the subject of discussion at the Executive Seminar where all club submissions are consideredalong with the Executive's ideas.

B SECTIONby Tom Johnston

The opening of Saturday's B Grade second semi finalwas predictably intense and highlighted by scramblypatches of football and errors . Played in conditions bestdescribed as holding, both teams were committed tothe ball and body clashes were numerous. Thespectacle, as a result, was not great early, but clearlyshowed the importance of the game. Significant tacticalmoves saw Andrew Pryortagged by McAulay (A movewhich would continue for most of the day and in someways reflected the attitude of Old Melburnians - onthe back foot from the start) . Mark Parker opted to useNick Perry on the dangerous Scott Teal early . Thisduel proved to be very interesting .

Old Melburnians kicked against a slight breeze inthe first quarter and worked hard to create early chancesfor their forwards . Useinov missed a simple goal in theopening minutes, running into an open goal a lack ofconcentration saw the ball miss and an easy goal gomissing . But for this miss socres should have beenvirtually levelled at half time . Old Melburnains alsoplayed the quarter with a four man forward line,preferring to push extra men like Anastakis intodefence. Such a move would prove to benefit OldBrighton more than OM's. Constantly Melburniansusing their mark and kick game bombed the ball intotheir forward line only to meet a wall of Old Brightondefenders across their half forward line . Brightongained possession often and their running in linesshared the ball out of defence. Only poor delivery tothe leading Hayden combined with the efforts of TonyWitts in defence prevented Brighton from turningOM's unplanned and ill directed attacks into goals .There is little doubt in my mind that to match it with OldBrighton who workto create loose running options asafundamental element of their play you must man up .Furthermore Old Brighton were working hard to gainand hold front position. Teal was forced wide and a longway from goal for his kicks due to the lack of supportnear him . His long goal during thefirstterm was agreatexample of his personal talent and ability.

In the second quarter Old Brighton built on their leaddespite kicking against the breeze . Their ability to winthe ball out of the centre was a decisive factor in thisterm . Running into the wind in numbers they madetheplay and were continually committed to sharing the baliaround. In contrast OM's tended to bomb the bailindiscriminately relying on glimpses of spontaneousindividuality rather than the consistent team play ofOld Brighton . Jeremy Nichols' mark of the dayperfectly underlined this but such bursts of individualtalent were constantly negated by the continuoustackling and pressure of Old Brighton . On a numberof occasions Old Melburnians were forced to kickhurriedly without purpose - resulting in turnovers .

At the start of play I felt that Melburnians held theadvantaqe in the air but it was the marking strength of

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Old Brighton that was proving to be significant .Rickarby was leading the way in this department . Butfor a long goal from a near impossible angle by Salterafter the bell Old Melburnians could have been 20points down at the main break . Instead they still hadsome hope. The persistence of the Old Melburnianscoaching staff with a four pronged attack even with thebreeze had again proved advantageous to OldBrighton who ran in numbers to the midfield beforedelivering to their leading forwards.

The signs at half time were not good for OMs buttheycame out firing after half time slamming on two quickgoals . Any hope of a recovery was short lived however,when the possession game of Brighton began to linkfaltlessly and the accurate passing found Hayden orthe numerous options provided by the energeticBrighton forwards. The intensity, of the game had liftedbut Old Brighton's tackling was continuing to provideheadaches for Old Melburnians who compoundedtheir misfortune by failing to man up ieaving far too manyoptions for Old Brighton to exploit with short chip kicks.Mark Parker had obviously decided to go on the attackafter half time as he switched Nick Per ry to centre halfforward, a move that merely reflected the positiveattitude of Old Brighton throughout the day. Gameslike this need to be won and the team that makes theplay, takes the advantage and attacks benefits . OldMelburnians may well reflect on their decision to tagPryor, whilst it eliminated him from the contest it tookthe pressure off both Andrew Grant and Matt Talbotwhose creativity more than covered that of Pryors loss- you can't tag them all . The other significant factorwas the lack of drive from the OM's midfield Webb andMaskiel were both quiet for example .

At the 3/a time break Mark Parker reminded hisplayers that 7 months hard work was on the line andthat a place in the B Grade Grand Final and A Gradewas near at hand . Paul O'Brien on the other handcould only plead with his players to try anything .

The last quarter, marred by rain, would see OldMelburnians finish as they had played throughout theday - without much system or pattern . Brightoncontinued on their way and their slick ball handling andclever delivery to leading forwards was a feature . Theymust now be favoured to take out the B Grade flag .

Old Melburnians on the other hand must re-examine their goals. Do they really want another chanceat winning the B Grade pennant and thereby gainingpromotion? It would seem to many that they may bea little unsure and hesitant . They have 7 days to recoverand refocus - re-establishing a system that will suit theirstructure .

I would not discount them yet as they are capableof anything and their year to date has seen many highsand lows . However, I believe Old Trinity having had a

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week's break have more incentive and desire to achievethe goal they narrowly missed in 1991 . Doubtsconcerning the fitness of Nichols and A Wilts plus abelief that Old Trinity have better options up forwardand a midfield in top form lead me to believe they canwin . Old Melburnians rely heavily on Scott Teal andtheir midfield too, others must now accept the challengeand take the game up to Old Trinity ,

SHARP SHOOT,ERS 1SENIORS

Acreman, Old MentoniansR . Phillips, Old Trinit yT. Hayden, Old BrightonHeath, Old TrinityKerr, Old Paradians

RESERVESP. Robison, Old TrinitySmyth, Old BrightonLivy, Old ParadiansM . Spencer, Monash BluesHarrison, Old Paradians

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SECOND $EMI FINA LOLD BRIGHTON 3.4 6.5 12.9 14 .11 .95OLD MELBURNIANS 2.1 4.3 7.5 7.6 .48OLD BRIGHTON T. Hayden 4, Talbot 3, A . Grant 2, Perry, McLachlan,James, Hamilton, Pryor. BESTA . Rickerby, T Hoar, M . Hendrie, C. Lade,T. Hayden, C . James.OLD MELBURNIANS Teal 3, Dixon, Newman, Usemov, Salter. BEST S .Macaulay, S . Teal, T. Wilts, S. Baldwin, S . Rose, C. Anastakis .

RESERVE SSECOND SEMI FINA L

OLD TRINITY 1.8 5.10 7.14 7.15.57OLD BRIGHTON 0.5 3.5 3.5 7.10.52OLD TRINITY Hatfield 2 . 0'Shaugnessy 2, Yeoman 2, Harmer. BESTWallace, Hatfield, Phillips, Sammut, Smith, O'Shaughnessy.OLD BRIGHTON Goal Kickers and Best Players not received

='~ B' ,SECTION,UMP_ ;1RESPRELIMINARY FINAL

BOX HILLSENIOR S

OLD MELBURNIANS vs OLD TRINITYField: R . Simon, W. HintonBoundary: L . Gallagher, J. WrightGoal: D . Webster, A. Hogan

RESERVESOLD BRIGHTON vs OLD PARADIANSField : J . Toohey, S . McCarthyBoundary: B . Santamaria, D . BrevittGoal: W. Binch, D. Jobling

250 GAMES TO OLD TRINITY LEGENDCongratulations to Craig Robison who played hi s

250th game with OT's in the reserves 2nd semi finalagainst Old Brighton 5.9.92 . Robbo recently broke theclub games record and will be looking forward toanother grand final appearance to cap off a long anddistinguished career with the club .

TNIS WEEK'S MATCHES -8-PRELIMINARY FINAL - Box Hill - Saturday

SENIORSOLD MELBURNIANS vs OLD TRINITY

RESERVESOLD BRIGHTON vs OLD PARADIAN S

MELEES - BEWAR EA melee is "Where an incident takes place involving players,pushing, scragging, jumping into packs, throwing each otherto the ground or other similar such conduct".

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Schweppes . C SECTIONby "The Squirrel "

Well done Bulleen/Templestowe on winning yourway to'B' Section in'93 and in doing so earning anothercrack at your nemesis Fawkner in today's Grand Final .Commiserations to Commbank who now have torejuvinate themselves over the off-season and launchthemselves towards the higher grade with an evenbigger effort on and off field in '93. Congratulationsalso to Uni Blacks who won their way through to theReserves Grand Final with a hard slogging affair overMHSOB's . The 'Schoolers were hoping to getsomething out of the year but alas, all to no avail .REVIEW ( PRELIM . FINAL, 5/9/92) Bulleen/Temp.vs Commbank .

1st Qtr - The BT's opened up brightly with manyscoring opportunities but all resulted in minors . Theirfirst major came some 10 minutes into the quarter afterthe Bankers had evened up the scoreline with their ownbout of inaccuracy. Even this early in the game it wasquite evident that the game would reduce itself to a reallyslogging affair. Bankers couldn't trouble the scoreboardman with a goal but Bulleen/Temp . helped themselvesto another `twin' just short of siren time to .go in handyleaders at qtr time by 15 points.

2nd Qtr - The breeze came up, the rain came downand the Bankers lit up. Whilst it took 10 minutes or soto register their 1st goal for the qtr (and the game) they(Bankers) were beginning to play much the better teamfootball . Linking up, Running and Centre CorridorFooty transformed them into a much more competitiveunit . The 'Bullants' though were able to slip an easygoal through the Banks defence after a great smotheroff a defender's boot . Back to square one at the 15minute mark . All of a sudden the Banks' hard workstarted to pay dividends up forward where players wereprepared to lead, get in fro nt and kick with authority.Into time-on the Bankers had a chance to slip away toa healthy lead but to the credit of the BT's were heldto the slender leading margin of 2 points at the longinterval .

3rd Qtr - Conditions had now settled, no breeze orrain to mention, this however, was to be the calm beforethe storm . A real slog for the 1st 10 minutes then theBankers controlled play for the next 10 but try as theymight couldn't penetrate the 'Bullants' defence for amajor. Plenty of minors but these were from kicks toofar out or snaps off impossible angles . Next thing youknow the game changes dramatically and the BT's arein full flight, command the game, slot through,goajafter goal and the horse has just about-bolted . Howquick a game changes . Come 3/4 time and the Bullantsheld a commanding 16 point margin.

4th Qtr- Down came the 'heavens', hail and all andwith it sank any hopes the Bankers may have had .Realistically, in the conditions something around a 7pt lead would,have been sufficient iet alone the 16 ptadvantage. The stable door was all hut shut and to mak

e sure of it the `Bull,ants' attacked relentlessly'o do al lthescoring of the qtr a[ d run out (o r swina) easy ~,:-i nnersby 29,pts.-8

For best players, scoreline and goalkickers for bothreserves and seniors, please refer to match detailsreport .

PREVIEW ( GRAND FINAL) 12 SEPTEMBER 1992RESERVES - FAWKNER vs UNI BLACKS

A tip-top game is assured here between clearly the2 very best teams the competition has thrown up thisseason . Uni Blacks all but did a 20 goal turnaroundin the 2nd semi final to go down by 3 majors . The result,whilst giving 'Blacks' some confidence, gave the'Fawks' a distinct psychological advantage and a wellearned week's rest from the rigours of a very hard slogin the Prelim . Final conditions . I'm sure the 'Blacks'will equip themselves well but I've got to select the'Northerners' on the basis of facts, figu re s and formto hold the 'Premiership' cup alogt by 23 points .

SENIORS - FAWKNER vs BULLEEN/TEMP.Very much the same sort of theories surround this

game as in the 'Rezzies' encounter. BuUeen/Temp.are most definitely in the game with a chance of an upsetvictory, certainly improved if Elsternwick Park issubjected to inclement weather through the week. Theclass factor of Fawkner would be substantially reducedgiven these conditions, on the other hand the BT's growanother leg and do a'Van-Der-Hum'.

I pen this articule in the belief that the weather won'tbe a factor and that the 'Park' will be in fine fettle . Onthis basis alone I give the ' nod' to the' Fawks' who havean abundance of players that the 'Bullants' will haveto cope with . Some they might, others they won't andmore still will 'bob' up to help out .

With or without T. Young the Fawkner engine roomlooks more efficient and their defence looks up tohandling the `Bullants' given that the ball gets downthere often enough to give them a'sweat' . Up forwardfor Fawkner an array of players can 'chip' in for a hauland it's going to take a super effort by the BT'sdefenders to hold them to a low enough scoreline toallow their own forwards an opportunity to outscore .Hypothetically, if midfield, attack and defence zonesare negated or break even then the on-ball factor ofFawkner is surely enough to tip the scales in favourof them . Big 'Henry' Lawson, Les Cohen and Co. willwin or get enough of the ball to ensure victory for theNavy Blues .

In any~event, let's hope the game is one we canremember (for the right reasons) and that the best teamon the day wins out . Good luck to both . My selection,Fawkner by 41 points .

SPECIAL REMINDER: GALA GRAND FINAL`BREKKY'. Sunday 20th September ' 92 at PrahranTown Hall 800-am to 11 00 am preceeding the 'A'GradeG.FBoo ;ourtable'seatthroughyour club orloin another 'C' Grade c . .,< . More details elsewherein this .record.

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RESERVES (-)Walker, FawknerD . Mascitti, KewDegering, St KildatSth Caul .Frossinos, BuleenTemplestoweBlack, MHSOB

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GRAND FINALELSTERNWICK PARK

SENIOR SFAWKNER vs BULL/TEM PField: P. Gersch, L . Harrison . Emerg . S . ClinchBoundary: D. Fowler, T. Sutcliff eGoal: M . Richardson, D. Humphries

RESERVESFAWKNER vs UNI BLACKSField : R. Francis, G . ThwaitesBoundary: A . Firley, B . JohannsenGoal: J . Kelly, W. Fowler

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I Sk WEEK-~S MATCI;GRAND FINAL - Eisternwick Park - Saturday,

SENIORSFAWKNER vs BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE

RESERVESFAWKNER vs UNIVERSITY BLACKS

SENIORSPRELIMINARY SEMI FINAL

BULLEEN-TEMP. 2 .6 3.11 6.14 8 .16.64COMM. BANK 0.4 4.7 4.10 4 .11 .35

BULLEEN-TEMP. D. Tulloch 3, M . Agrotis 2, S. Young 2, A . Panou . BESTD. Philpots, M . Comming, T. Nigro, D. Tulloch, H . Harisiou, M . Bone.COMM. BANK J. Andrews, A . Bolts, Andrew Maher, A . Pitts . BEST J.McNamara, G . Andrews, Andrew Maher, M . Wallmeyer, S. Melican, N .Roberts .

RESERVESPRELIMINARY FINAL

UNIVERSITY BLACKS 2.4 2.6 3.7 4.9 .33MHSOB 0.4 0.7 2.7 3.7.25UNIVERSITY BLACKS Morfield 3, Tilyard. BEST Smith, Begley, Wines .Magowan . Keys, Wiegard .MHSOB McGennis 2, Drummond . BEST Fefferkranz . Menzies, Ansell,Konstanty. Drake, Kotz .

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D SECTIONby Peter Lemon

Congratulations to the Mazenod Club which lastweek added another two premierships to their doublesof 1989 and '91 . The Firsts grand final was easily thebest game of the series : strong second halfperformance, but wayward kicking up forward wasperhaps their undoing .

The first quarter was even and of a high standard ;both teams had telling forwards, with Noble already onthe wayto a match winning performance, and Mathewskicking early goals for the Fields. The second saw theNoddies gain the initiative ; their tackling was relentlessand the Fields struggled to establish their pacey, run-on game. With a deficit of 21 points at the break theylooked in great trouble, especially as the Noddiesrunners in the form of Mannix, Rogers, Dom . Barkerand Marshall had clearly gained the ascendancy .

The third term saw Caulfield fight back strongly, withtheir on-ball players such as Trevor Royals gainingmore use of the ball ; they lifted their work rate and weredoubtless aided by a Mazenod'send off' for 15 minutes .However, the results on the board had their supporterswincing - 3 goals 9 for the quarter was a disastrousreturn for effort, and the stuff of nightmares for yearsto come.

The final term was a thriller with the lead changinga number of times. Caulfield had a number of chances,but managed mainly points - or nothing at all . (Fourposters in the second half did little to help the cause) .The Noddies struck back, and despite magnificentdefensive work from Clinton Simpson on a numberof occasions, Caulfield eventually went under. It washere that the finals experience of Mazenod counted ;they were cool when it counted most, whilst a coupleof Field's errors under pressure were costly. Eventually,into time on, Murray goaled on the run forthe Noddiesand the Premiership was theirs .

For Caulfield Grammarians, there's little consolationin knowing that they contributed to a fine game offootball : their endeavour lacked nothing, but 5 goalsfrom 20 scoring shots in the second half underscoredthe truth of the statement - that bad kicking is badfootball . For Mazenod, it was another triumph andanother step in the seemingly relentless progress to thehighest sections of the VAFA .

Rese rves : It's hard to believe from the final scorethat this match was level at half time. After that, M azenodtotally and utterly dominated proceedings, booting acasual nine goals tojust about nothing in thethird . TheHoes were outclassed all over the ground (not that itgot into their forward line on more than a couple ofoccasions), and were beaten, in their own words, bya 'remarkably skilled unit'.

LA : OUND'S-RESULT;SENIORS

GRAND FINA LCAULFIELD GRAMM. 4.3 6.5 9.14 11 .18.84MAZENOD 3.2 9.8 9.11 13.13 .91CAULFIELD GRAMM . D. Matthews 4, A . Callinski 2, W. Horton, N .Brother, M . Dicrosta, R. Harris. J. Harrison . BEST C. Simpson, D . Cronan,T. Royals, R . Royals, B . Matthews . R . Harris ,MAZENOD S . Noble 4, D. Murry 3, D . Barker 2, P. Green, W, Marshall,W . Mclean . BEST D. Barker, S. Noble, J. Mannix, A . Rogers, W. Marshall,T Chilcott .

RESERVESGRAND FINAL

OLD IVANHOE 3.3 3.4 3.4 6.5 .41MAZENOD 3.0 3.4 11.10 12.12.84OLD IVANHOE Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .MAZENOD Paul Riley 4, Boyle 2, Francis 2, Poulter, Guiliano, Arthur,Tsiavis . BEST Cahill, Guiliano, Harrison, Francis, Paul Riley, Smith .

;SHARP,SHOOTERS~SENIORS

Peter Green, Mazeno dMatthews, Caulfield Gr.Crawford, Hampton RoversMcGaw, PrestonR . Gross, St Kevins

RESERVESPaul Riley, MazenodPyke, Old CamberwellMcCann, St KevinsBoyle, MazenodTsiavis, Mazenod

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BRUNSWICK 0.3 3.9 7.14 7.17.59NORTH BRUNSWICK 2.0 5.1 6.5 6.6 .42

BRUNSWICK G . Cross 2, S. McBride 2, M . Sayers, D . Carroll, Hewitt .BEST G . Cross, C. McCullach, K . Waterson . D. Hall, B. Waterson, D.StevensNORTH BRUNSWICK A . Tirchett, D. DeMorton . C . Keay, P. Dimarco,M . DeMorton, V. Grimaldi . BEST C . Keay, A . Tirchett, V. Grimaldi, B.Thorpe, P. DeMarco, V. Lirosi .

RESERVESGRAND FINAL

GLENHUNTLY 0.1 4.4 6.5 7.7.49AQUINAS 3.1 4.3 4.3 ' 5.4.34

GLENHUNTLY Ryan 3, Brown 2, Farley, B. O'Shannessy. BEST B.O'Shannessy, Black, Withers, May, Talanco, Brown ,AQUINAS Glenne 2, Wright, Smith, Tubb. BEST Smith, Hacking, K .Denver, Langford, Leavy, Upton .

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Hello F •.rroopers, to the last report this weekend with OldEssendon holding off a fast finishing Carey to win bythe slenderest of margins 1 pt. Congrats go to OldEssendon for being promoted to E Grade for season1993 . I have put together my F Grade superteam sidewhich I think will cause a lot of controversy. Alsocongratulations go to J. Jackson of W. Brunswick forwinning the F Grade B&F and to S. McMahon on beingrunner-up, back luck Macca . Anyway don't forget theGala Grand Final Breakfast at the Prahran Town Hallon Sunday 20th September, there are still plenty oftickets available. Well to all my avid readers I sayfarewellto all and I promise I will practice my umpiring betweennow and April .

REVIEWSENIORS : In probably the best game I have seen fora few years Old Essendon outlasted Old Carey to wi nby a solitary point . Going into the last quarter an injurydepleted Old Es had a comfortable 4 goal advantageat the 10 minute mark only to see Old Ca rey rally toget within 2 pts with about 5 minutes to go. Carey gotthe ball down to their forward line where Hickey hadan open goal to put Ca rey in front but he missed from5 metres out and had he kicked it, it would certainly havebeen curtains for Old Es. Commiserations go to OldCa rey and don't worry they will be back again next year,bigger and better.

RESERVES : Sambo's Sailors held of St Leo's by 7ptsto advance to the Grand Final to set up a clash withSt Pat's Mentone .

PREVIEWSENIORS : It's Grand Final time and I feel St Leo's willhave too many guns for Old Essendon and shoulddo it easily by 10 goals. After watching last week it's hardto see Old E's getting u p to beat St Leo's who will havefresher legs. All I can say is, good luck to both sidesbut as I said before St Leo's easily.

RESERVES : After speaking to both coaches and StPat's having the week off I feel they will have too muchtalent for Peninsula and should get home by 4 goalsin a hard-slogging affair.

F. Grade Super Team for 1992BACKS :

M. Warton F. O'Rourke R .Walto n(Rich Central) (St Mary's) (St John's)

HALF BACKS :G . Crameri A.Douglas J . Jackson

(Old Essendon) (St Leo's) (W. Brunswick)CENTRE :

A. Huebner S . McMahon I . Bobetic(St Mary's) (Peninsula) (Salesian)

HALF FORWARDS :P. Martin F. Caione M. Shacklock

(Boronia Park) (St Leo's) (St Leo's)FORWARDS :

C. Hickey J. Sumundza J . Tapner(Old Carev) (Old Essendon) (St Andrews)

RUCKS :F. Gosdchan F. Callahan(Uni Reds) (Uni Reds)

19: A. Noonan 20: A Sore(St Pat's) (Chirn Park)

Coach : S . D'Angelo (St Leo's)Captain : P Martin (Boronia Park)

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ST PAT'S MENTONE vs PENINSULA

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OLD ESSENDON 4.2 6.4 8.6 9.7.61OLD CAREY 2.2 4.6 5.7 8.12 .60

OLD ESSENDON J. McEncroe 2, B . Panagiotopolos 2, J . Simundza,D. Tonks, A . Cook, C. Souter, G . Crameri . BEST B. Panagiotopolos, J .Panagiotopolos, S. Bishop, J. McEncroe, C . Souter, P. McKenzie .OLD CAREY C. Hickey 4, C . Hughes, W. Ballagh, G . Skene, G . BirtN. BESTR . Hughes, P. Harris, C. Hickey, R . Daniels, G . Birti . C. Hughes.

RESERVESPRELIMINARY FINAL

ST LEO'S 0.4 4.6 6.6 6.7.43PENINSULA O.B. 2.6 3.7 4.8 7.10.52

ST LEO'S Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .PENINSULA O.B . Matheson 2, Morgan . Hunter, Degregerio, Pritchard,Jarrett . BEST Farrow, Matheson, King, Brancatisano, Scown, Peterson .

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SENIORSSimundza, Old EssendonKing, Richmond CentralCharlton, St JohnsJ . Tapner, St AndrewsA . Grace, Salesians

Fincher, St LeosZois, SalesiansMazza, UHSOB

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Lawlor, St Leo's Wattle ParkStevens, Old Essendon

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SENIORSST LEO'S W/PARK vs OLD ESSENDONField: T. Hales, P. Wiseman . Emerg. D.HarfordBoundary: M . English, T. ZapadloGoal: S . . Pitcher, R. Seymour

RESERVESST PAT'S/MENTONE vs PENINSULAField: M . Forde, J . MooreBoundary: B . McKee, A . LaddGoal: M . Stephens, C. Chalmers

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UNDER 19 SECTIONSby Alax Lyon

First thing to acknowledge this week are the winnersof the individual awards for this season . The goalkickingwinners were Craig Bennie, Marcellin (Div. One) ; JohnRaywood, Ivanhoe (Div. 2 Central) and WesDouglass, Monash (Div. 2 South) . Best and Fairestwinners were Danny Kogler, Old Melb . ( Div. 1) ; SamHorskins, Old C'Well (Div. 2 Central) and AndrewMcLean, Old Brighton (Div. 2 South).

Congratulations also to Steve Rust and his boys atMonash for their fantastic performance in winning theVicHealth Discipline Award with an incredibleaverage score of 8.8 out of 10 per game. A specialcongratulations also to Johnny'Red' Harper who gothis Rovers into second place in only his first year ofcoaching .

REVIEW OF LAST WEEK'S GAMESDIVISION 1 - 2ND SEMI FINAL

This was undoubtedly the best wet weather contestI have ever seen between two U19 teams . Both Xavsand De La were totally committed to getting in andgetting the hard ball and must be commended for theirefforts. The first half was pretty even with the onlydifference being the early goal that Xavs got before therain started . The 3rd quarter saw De La repeatedlyhaving the ball on their forward line but they wererewarded with only 2 goals whilst Xavs made more ofless chances and booted 4 goals . There were 2highlights for Xavs in this term one being the`Maradonna' goal by Tucker and the other being theoutstanding solo running, tackling, recovering effort byStewa rt Barlow which resulted in a Xavs goal late inthe 1/4 . Chris Lester, Julian Taylor and Paul Clancywere just 3 of D's great triers whilst, from a very evencommitted Xavs line-up, I thought they were best servedby Luke Fray, Stew Barlow, Michael Dillon and theirinspirational skipper Andrew Egan .

DIVISION 2 CENTRAL - PRELIMINARY FINALI saw the first half of this game and, whilst not wanting

to discredit Uni, I was pleased to see Wells bounceback and show the form that put them in top spot duringthe season . Sam Horskins really inspired Wells withsome great goals in the first half while Andrew Cocksreturned to form with a great effort at full back againsthis giant opponents . Richie Dodds was Blues onlyforward while I was there and ended up kicking half adozen, however, I don't think he is likelyto join the `DonalU' Fan Club after their 'meeting' in the first quarter.Tippett was another goer for the Blues whilst BenTaylor was a great leader for the Wells .

DIVISION 2 SOUTH - PRELIMINARY FINA LMy confidence in tipping High as winners 2 weeks

in a row was shattered when they fell away in the secondhalf and allowed Parkers to get home by 5 goals . Allof Parkers big guns fired and this was too much for theboys on High's backline. 'Pembo' was back to his best

as were Pedler, Spirli, Paola, Simmonds and Vinniebooted another 4 to move to 92 for the year. High werebest served by David Harris who booted 4 and AdamHoward and Paul Barge . Good to see Jeremy Goldinback in action and playing well after his 'setback' theweek before. Peter Fountas with only 1 goal was left3 short of the ton - bad luck Peter.

PREVIEW OF TODAY'S GAMESDIVISION 1 - PRELIMINARY FINA L

I'd like to have an each way bet on this game todaydependent on weather conditions. After seeing theirgreat endeavour in the wet last week, I'm pretty surethe D's can win in heavy conditions but not so sure ifthey can roll OM's in the dry. OM's have been hit cruellywith late injuries to Jock Campbell and 'Jobbers' whilstD's should be at full strength if not a little leg weary fromlast week's encounter. OM's are strong where the D'sare weak - the forward line. 'Branch', Theodore andThompson are 3 of the top 5 goalkickers in the comp .whilst backman 'Sheeds' kicked 2 of D's 3 goals lastweek . I'm confident OM's can kick a winning scoretoday but I'm not so sure that their defence can holdD's down to a lower score than theirs . I was impressedby D's commitment last week and I'll go for them to justedge OM'sout. Besides I couldn't face'Tubey's' mumcomfortably if I tip OM's and they lose.

DIVISION 2 CENTRAL - GRAND FINA LThis is a replay of the 2nd Semi but I'm sure we'll see

a much closer contest. C'Well really toughed it out lastweek to come from behind whilst the Roys benefittedfrom the week's rest . Wells' on ballers gave them greatdrive last week and will need a repeat performancetoday to have any chance. Therry's backline was verystrong last time and generated a lot of run and driveto the forwards where they will hope that `Gilly' kicksthe ball rather than stabbing at it . I think Therry havea little too much class to let this slip away from themalthough they have to control their tendency to be overconfident and must be sure their discipline doesn't letthem down . Therry by 20 points.

DIVISION 2 SOUTH - GRAND FINA LJackers and Chirnside have held top spots for

nearly all the season and deserve the right to play offtoday in another 2nd semi replay. This will be their 3rdencounter in the last 6 weeks with Jackers winning the2 previous outings although pressed in the semi final .Parkers will miss'Pembo' who is unavailable today andeven though Michael thinks he can cover for him, I'mnot so sure. Jackers are a pretty even methodical teamwho don't rely on any individuals fortheir drive. As muchas it would be good to see Brendan, Don and all thehard workers at Chimside rewarded fortheir efforts witha flag I think it will be the Jackers who will pop thechampers corks tonight. Jackers by 10 points.

;LAST ROUND'„S';RESULT~19;UNDER 19 SECTION 1

SECOND SEMI FINALOLD XAVERIANS 2.3 2.6 6.8 7.8 .50DE LA SALLE BLUE 1 .0 1.1 3.2 3.3 .21

OLD XAVERIANS Black 2, Tucker 2, Durrand, Fitzsimons, Fay . BESTL . Fay, S. Barlow, A . Egan, M . Dillon, A. Duggan, A. Black .DE LA SALLE BLUE Sheedy, Satchell . BEST C. Lester, J. Taylor, P. Clancy,S . Combe, P. Conroy, P. Satchel] .

UNDER 19 SECTION 2 CENTRALPRELIMINARY FINA L

OLD CAMBERWELL 5.4 7.6 8.9 13.12.90UNIVERSITY BLUES 2 .1 6.2 10.5 12.9 .81

OLD CAMBERWELL Horskins 4, Gale 3, McManus B . Taylor, Watt, T.Walker, Kokinos, Morris . BEST A . Cocks, S. Horskins, B . Taylor, T. Holmes,C . Town, A . McKenzie.UNIVERSITY BLUES Dodds 6, Koczkar 3, Knox 2, Grant . BEST R.Dodds. Tippet, Bungey, Lazzarie, McCarthy, Hutchings .

UNDER 19 SECTION 2 SOUTHPRELIMINARY FINAL

CHIRNSIDE PARK 1.2 4.6 7.8 12 .11 .83MHSOB 1.4 3.6 3.9 7.9.51CHIRNSIDE PARK Piccioli 4, Carusi 2, D. Paola 2, Pemberton 2, Rattray,Pedler. BEST B . Pedler, M . Pemberton, T. Spirli, D . Paola, M . Simmons,V. Piccioli .MHSOB D. Harris 4, N . Bradley, J. Goldin, P. Fountas. BEST D. Harris,A . Howard, P. Barge, J. Goldin, M. Atkin, P. Atbergo.

THIS WEEK'S,MATCHES - U19;UNDER 19 SECTION 1

PRELIMINARY FINAL - Harry Trot tDE LA SALLE BLUE vs OLD MELBURNIANS

UNDER 1 9 CENTRALGRAND FINAL - Monash University - 11 .15 am

OLD CAMBERWELL vs THERRYUNDER 19 SOUT N

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(-)Bennie, Marcelli nRiley, Old Mentonians (-)Thompson, Old Melburnians (-)Theodore, Old Melburnians (-)Branchflower, Old Melburnians (-)

UNDER 19-2 CENTRAL SECTION(-)Raywood, Ivanho e

Sutherland, Old Trinity (-)Gilmour, Therry (-)Dodds, University Blues (6)McKenzie, Old Camberwell (- )

UNDER 19-2 SOUTH SECTION(-)Douglass, Monash Blue s

Fountas, MHSOB (RP)Piccioli, Chirnside Park (4)Bailey, Old Scotch (-)Gosstray, Caulfield Grammar (-)

U19 .SEGTION UMPIRES , ;U19 SECTION 1

PRELIMINARY FINAL - HARRY TROTTDE LA SALLE BLUE vs OLD MELBURNIANSField: M . Jenkins, G . Rid dBoundary: A. Ward, S. HarfordGoal : B. Hoare, M . Lentin i

UNDER 19 CENTRALGRAND FINAL - Monash Uni - 11 .15 am

OLD CAMBERWELL vs THERRYField: R . Maystom, G . CurranBoundary : M . Rasmussen, A. AlexanderGoal: R . Barichievic, G. Grig g

UNDER 19 SOUTHGRAND FINAL - Monash Uni - 2 .00 pmCHIRNSIDE PARK vs AJA XField: P Lavale, A DamanBoundary: V. Vescovi, C. BoxGoal: G . Wright, R . Liddle

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DE LA SALLE vs ST BERNARD' S

Senior Coach :Bernard Dunn

Assistant Coach:P. Beddoe

1 . M . Mastroianni2 . P Fium e3 . A. Phillips4. M . Edmonds5. N . Frase r6. A . Scott7. C. McClounan8. C. Wrigh t9. C . Campbell

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Assistant Coach:John Newbold

1 . G . Kean e3. J . Law4. V. Comito (DVC)5. S. Wals h6. C. Delahunty7. S. Perrett8 . A. Capes9 . G . Wood

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A SECTION RESERVESPRELIMINARY FINA L

COLLEGIANS vs OLD SCOTC H

Rese rves Coach :Greg Tregea r

1 . S. Mount2 . D . Hoyle3. B, Wooihouse4.5. Laussen5 0 Greeves61 A . Ingleton7. C. Higson8. C . Pollock9. M . Hibbms

10. C. Warner11 . W. Daly12 M . Conron13 .5. Hinchen14 R . Schober15. N. Anderson16 A. Wallace1T D. Phillips18J. Bennett19 P Scott20 . M . Whittaker21 . V. Cleary22. D, Kerr23, A . Wrigh

t 24.D.Ramshaw25. G . Eyles26. N . Mist27. J . Dansey28. S . Blackman29, A . Kenneally30 M. Galbrarth31 . N . Hibbins (Res-VC)32, D. Thomso n33 . G. Inane34. R . Happeil35 N. White36. N. Pike (Res-Capt)37. C. Coyne3& M . Lake39 B. Jones 52. J . Docking40, A. Lord 53. J Smith41 . S Lie 54, 1 Holland42 . L. Griffin 55. R . Cross43. M. Foard 56. D . Warner4 A . Parkin 57. T Smith45, P Harry 58 . J Parra46 A . Mitchell 60. G. Oakley47. C. Davidson 61 . R, Oliphan t

'.. 4& J. Lemon 66. B, Simpson49. S. Avery 69. M . Burgess50. B, Jefferson 70. R. Conron51 . P. Baxter 75. N . Procto r

Final 1/4 time

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10 . M . D'Astoli11 . M . Laffe n12. C . Lester (VC)13. P. Conroy14. P Commerford15. A . Fountoulakis16. S . Coomb e17. E . Bell18 . A . Picone19 . B . Brasher20. P. Clancy21 . T. Dundon22 . C. Hynes23. R . Grace24. A . Truscott32 . J . Gallagher35 . A. Hynes36 . J . Raj u38. S . Pirzas39. C. Favaloro40. D. Larkin41 . A . Scott43. M . Malizia61 . M . Dabb s

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5 YEARS AGO - 198 7Old Paradiansto defeat Ormond and go on to play

) Id Xavs in the Grand Final - a replay of 1986's 'B'Section Grand Final . Would it be the firsttime it had beenJone for the 'B' Section grand finalists to make it nextyear to the 'A' Section grand final? Tipsters Ross Boothand PeterFrench thought Paradians would be thereand so continued on their shocking record of finalstippings.

At half time it looked as if the boys may be right . Afteran even first quarter, two goals apiece, Parade playeda magnificent second quarter, kicking 6 goals in 17minutes, with 5 coming from the boot of forward,Michael Skerritt, and led by 28 points at half time .Centre half back Dale McCann, rover Frank Gleesonand forward Ted Flynn had all been prominent forParade while Ormond had struggled.

It was a magnificent third quarter by Ormond . CoachMcArthur-Allen made some significant changes -Paul Sutherland totheforward line, Brad Nash on theball - they each kicked 3 in the 2nd half, and full forwardPaul Schuhkraft got 6 to make it 87 for the season .

Parade were magnificent in defeat. They came backstrongly for 6 goals in the final term, only to be matchedby Ormond with the same number.

First gamer Lindsay McMahon was magnificent inthe ruck for Ormond and other best players were Nash,Schuhkraft, Cox, Sutherland and Tobin . It was hardto see how they left out Phil Meh rten and PhilKingston .

Mehrten was reported in the final term and, it wouldbe a long time to Tribunal night for the Mondssupporters. Gleeson, Broad, Woods, Skerrit, Grillsand Canavan were Parade's best.

In `B' Section the Executive were very worried at thelast change that it would be another draw. A prodigiousgoal by John Pearson and then one of the biggestgoals ever at Elsternwick Park by Greg Wood madethe game a certainty for St Bernard's. Sullivan,Nathan, O'Dea, Hogan, Comito, Federico (St B's)and Flaherty, Reddick, Quinn, Ratcliffe, Gibson,Matton (Therry) were best.

After 29 years as a player and official, 240 gamesand President from 1972to 1987, Elsternwick's presidentGraham Holmes had decided to step down . A specialpresentation was made to Graham at the club's TrophyNight .

10 YEARS AGO - 1982Goal umpi re Ralph Bridges waved the flags for his

350th VAFA game. De La Salle's strong second halfdominated by their small brigade, saw No rth Old Boysdefeated 15 .13 to 10.17 .

Best were Maher (4 goals), Williams, McDonnell,Bourke, Frenetic, Greene (De La Salle) and Walsh,Griffin, O'Rourke, Clark, Conti, Ryan (North OldBoys)./.a -uc eunTEUR FOOTBALLER 1992

No rt h Old Boys went on to annihilate Marcellin inthe preliminary final, leading 14.9 to 1 .6 at half time, withfinal scores 19 .16 to 8.12 . Stars were Griffin, S. Weir,Borchich, O'Rourke (No rth Old Boys) and Cain,Ebert, Howard (Marcellin) .

In 'C' Old Camberwell took out the flag when theyrepeated their semi-final win against Coburg to win justas convincingly 17.20 to 11 .7 with the best playersRogers, Hackett, D. Steven (Old Camberwell) andPurcell, N . McAuliffe, Peck ( Coburg) .

Parkside beat St Pius for the third time to win 'D'premiership. B . Clark, Arnold, Heaver, Bastow (8goals) would go down in Parkside's history asthe grandfinal stars .

Traditional rivals Therry and Banyule staged atypical encounter for the E Section flag -a close gameall day, the lead changing frequently, and Therryproving too strong in the final term kicking 5.4 to 2 .1to t iumph 16 .6 to 14 .10. Best were White, Whyley,McMahon, Weir, Biddlestone, Chetecuti (Therry)and Ladd, Taylor, Power, Fraumano, Foster,McKenzie (Banyule) .

The match was obviously very fiery - 5 Banyuleplayers were reported and suspended for a total of 24weeks while two Therry players were reported for oneweek's suspension .

The closest grand final Bulleen United beatPeninsula Old Boys by 7 points, 14,8(102) to 13 .17(95) .Morley, Viney, Anderson ( Bulleen United) andWiltshire, Doyle, Horne ( Peninsula Old Boys) starred .Junior premiers were Bulleen Templestowe, Ivanhoeand Fawkner.

15 YEARS AGO - 1977De La Salle staged a real form reversal to annihilate

St Bernard's O.C. and go into the grand final againstNo rt h Old Boys .

!n'B' Section, Ivanhoe scraped home by one pointfrom Reservoir Old Boys in a see-saw game in whichthe teams were never more than 10 points apart .Fawkner proved their supremacy for the season in 'C'with a 29 point win over Parkside in a high scoringgame, 20.21 to 17.10 . Best were Richardson, Quinnell,Foley ( Fawkner) and Howell, Felle, Wilson(Parkside).

Other grand final winners were ' D' Old Brighton24.13 to Alphington 14 .11, 'E' Heatherton 17.13 toWest Brunswick 8.16, 'F' St Bedes' O.C. 12 .16 toBulleen Templestowe 12 .14, Junior 1 St Bernard's20.13 to Ivanhoe 12 .16 and Junior 2 Hampton Rovers20.16 to Geelong 18.17.

The Association bid farewell to George McTagge rt ,editor of the Amateur Footballer for close on 30 years,who was retiring from the Titles Office in October to gooverseas with his family for two years . (He came backbetter and bigger than ever, N .R .) .

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20 YEARS AGO - 197 2Parade's shocking inaccuracy, 3 .14 to half time

against Caulfield Grammarians 6.7 almost cost themthe game which really went their way when they kickedfour goals in as many minutes in the third term to goon to an easy victory.

A great performance by Parade who had won the'B' Section premiership in 1971 and would now meet1971 'A' Section premiers, Ormond in the grand final .In 'B' Section University Blacks contributed to theirdefeat with poor shooting 11 .22 while Ivanhoe kicked18.10 to earn the right to meet Geelong in the'B' Sectiongrand final .

I reland, Hughes, Dickson ( Ivanhoe) and Baiter,MacCallum, A . Costello ( Blacks) were best .

Rese rvoir shocked Assumption with 10 .4 to 1 .1 i nthe second quarter to go on a win the 'C' Sectionpremiership and retain their unbeaten record .

Devlin, Bates, R . Shepherd (Reservoir) and Lewis,Du ro, Phillips (Assumption) were best .

Parkside with a 1 point win over Old Brightongained the 'D' Section premiership, Ridd, Sammut,Graham, D ryden (Parkside) and Watkins, Mullett,Templeton (Old Brighton) were best .

25 YEARS AGO - 196 7Caulfield Grammarians (14 .12) defeated

Melbourne High (12 .14) to enter the grand Final againstOld Paradians. Best for Caulfield Grammarians wereWard, P. Hore, Pyman, Baker, Vorrath, Williams andfor M .H .S . Fairbank, Nelson, Turnbull, Needham,Harley, Gilbe rt .

No rth Old Boys (11 .7) kicked 6 .4 to 0.1 in the lastquarter against Ormond (7.10) to play University Bluesin the 'B' Section Grand Final and enter 'A' Section in1968 .

Grand Final results in other sections were as follows :'C' Section : Alphington 9.18 best Boyle, Harris, Scott

defeated Monash University 6.17 best Windust,McMaster, Rogers.

'D' Section : St Pat's O.C. 12 .7 best Sullivan, Ball,Fry defeated Hampton Rovers 9.13 best Stroud,Mackenzie, Rorey.

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COACHES CLIPBOARDedited by

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THE AUSSIE COAC Hby Simon Meehan - Senior Coach, Old Haileybury

Australian Rules Football was devised in 1858 by two we may hear will be the direction all require for automati c

crickerters, Thomas Wills and Henry Harrison . It wasdevised with the aim of inventing a form of football whichwould provide cricketers with healthy exercise duringthe off-season . Wills and Harrison developed thisformof football dismissing Rugby and Soccer with theiremphasis being on running and ball-handling . Thegame proved an immediate success and as we knowtoday is a'religion' among the southern states .

As a coach, I make the rules and set the strategiesfor my side. All coaches dothis and hence we can lookat Wills and Harrison as the first coaches of our code .From the time these two men initiated our game,coaches have been manipulating people and devisingmoves to succeed in our game. We read articles andlisten tothe'gurus' words of wisdom, hoping that what

success.Below is some notes I wrote for myself in 1986 when

applying for the coaching job at St Kilda C.B.C. they maybe of some interest to my fellow VAFA Coaches andaspiring coaches of the future. Just as a matter of fact,I missed out on the job .

• The club must be together with a definite aim .• The coach must be buddy and teacher to all

players .• The coach must give players faith in himself, the

club and themselves . Make sure enthusiasm is at its

utmost .• Bring mature and past players back to the club to

give support to teams, committee and club members .continued next page ®

COMPULSORY LEVEL 1 FOR ALL SENIOR COACHE SFrom 1993 ALL Senior Coaches in the VAFA must have at least LEVEL 1 ACCREDITATION and from

1994 the same situation will extend to Assistant and Reserve Coaches. Also, ALL Under 19 Coaches must

continue to have Level 1 Accreditation as has been the case for the past 3 years .This decision was made at the VAFA Executive Seminar last November and this directive was sent to

ALL VAFA Club Secretaries in December in the Christmas memo .Therefore there will be a big demand for Level 1 Courses before next season . A course is avaiable on

Sat/Sun 17th-18th October, 1992 at the Royal Melbourne Showgrounds. Application forms are available

from VAFA Headquarters by ringing 531 8333 . GET IN EARLY.

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VAFA COACH OF THE YEAR

* At a recent Committee Meeting of the VAFA Coaches Association it was decided to make available an

* award to the VAFA Coach of the Year.* This will become an annual presentation to the VAFA's most outstanding coach

. The VAFAtAFCA Committee

* will select the winner from the 188 current Coaches from 73 Amateur Clubs.* The recipient will also be entered into the 'Australian Football Coaches Association' Coach of the Yea

r

* Award presented in November .* The presentation of the 1992 VAFA Coach of the Year is to be made and A 1am at the Prahran Town Hall .* The breakfast is being held on Sunday 20th September e wee n

* The Coaches Association encourages all Amateur Coaches to attend the Gala Breakfast . The normal *

* inclusive cost is $50 ( includes entry to the VAFA A Section Grand Final) . To reward Amateur Coaches the *

* Coaches Association will subsidise all VAFA/AFCA members $10 .

* The Coaches Association intends to book tables for the breakfast. To get a seat at the reduced rate call *

* me on 667 6111 (Bus .) or 370 6986 (After Hours). Craig Jackson

VAFA/AFCA Secretary *

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-4 continued from previous page

• Want outsiders.• Develop the junior base, so as they want to play

football for the club.• All players must be able to come and talk to the

coach at anytime with questions relating to their positionin the team and the club.

• Also the coach must be able to talk to his players

when guidance is needed or confidence needs to bere-assured .

• A coach must never coach a team all the same .• Each person has a different personality with

different weaknesses and strengths .• A good coach is one who knows all these and can

react to help - not damage .

"COACHES CLIPBOARD" - Articles from 199 2No. 1 . Remain Positive At All Times -

2. The Football Fundamentals -3. Motivation and Leadership -4. The Other Side of Coaching - Amminstration -5. Food for Sport -6. Goal Setting -7. Interview with Rod Austin -8. The Pep Talk - What to Say -9. Making Training Real -

10. Will You Pay the Price of Success -11 . 1'Ode' it to Handball -12. How to Win at Football -13. Team Selection -14. Don't Waste My Time - Play Tennis -15 . Characteristics of Mentally Tough Competitors -16. The Odd Couple -17. a. Lies, Damn Lies and Statistics -17. b. For Good Play - Stick to Fundamentals -18. Love All - Play Football -19. How to Approach Important Matches and Finals -20. Thoughts of a 1st Year Coach -21 . Football Thoughts of Alan Jeans -22. The Aussie Coach -

Mike McArthur-AllenSimon MeehanJohn Simpso nKen BremnerGarry ConnollyCraig JacksonJohn KeenanKevin MaddenJohn SimpsonKen BremnerGarry ConnollyCraig JacksonJohn KeenanSimon MeehanJames LeehrJohn SimpsonKen BremnerKeith TustinGarry ConnollyDavid WheadonDon Leal eAlan JeansSimon Meeha n

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't t Box Hill during a recent final .• With finals comes springtime, and don't we do some impeccable in HIS su+ a bogged supporter,

funny things . Just look at John Natoli's rinse. Is it for Try+ng to do the right thing and help

a the finals or specially for last week's photo session? poor Phil was splattered with mud. Should have calle d

• We hope that all of you dads out there had a great the RA ~ek's profile is on one of our quieter and lesser-day last Sunday. Poor Richie had to spend his first .

father's day at Elsternwick Park . He probably wasn't too known umpires - Richie Simon our Social Secretary

upset. (It's how I spent my first two Richie - Macca) . is looking forward to celebrating his 140th VAFA game

Not a bad present. next weekend - what timing !

• We spoke of Ronnie 'The Lip' Lippold last week Full Name : Richard James Simon . Nickname : Simple

and his completely unbiased comments from the or AS. Year commenced umpiring: VFL (1980) ; VAFA

sidelines at Powerhouse games. It appears that our 1989) VAFA Games: 99 today (1219) . Highiights/

recruits from Powerhouse (now umpires) all had cases

up last Tuesday. Ronnie was always quick, with the Achievements : Mid-Murray Grand Final 1983 . A Grade

Grand Final 1989-91 . VAFA vs SA 1990 & 1992• Greatest

pencil . the Prez has taught them well . Influence on Career : John Sutcliffe, Don Casey, Chri s

• H+ghiightsfromlastweekend'sgames Greattosee Mitchell . Football Playing Career: Schoolboy football

the 48 's back together to have a look at Saturday's B at Brighton Grammar (Is it a public school, Tony?) .

Grade game at Elsternwick Park- What color were Les Football Pet Hates: Inadequate changing & showering

Harrison's socks . Macca was last seen getting a very

close look at the Monash turf . Hedid a Bushyandwent facilities. Most memorable match : 1990 I nterstategameon the Adelaide Oval (and for the long, long after-match

down like one of Big Mike's old one finers. He was out celebrations) . Best Amateur Footballers Seen: John

to it, but it's believed that the hailstorm revived him . Kanis (Uni Blues), Bruno Conti (NOBs), Stephen Moun t

• To Woody Wilson (DLS) -is there enough money (Collegians) . Best Umpires : Peter Harris, Peter

left to bet on this week's game? Wiseman . What I like about Umpiring : Aftermatch

• Last week's photo session was bigger than functions (especially U ni Blues) . VAFA functions (Pretty

something involving the Royal Family . One and a halt crookon Tuesday after the vote count at the Radisson) .

hours totakethreephotos. Talk about spontaneity.itwas Thefirmfriendshipswithumpires,playersandofficials.

a nice gesture to let Chris Keetan hold the sign Personal Ambition : To get my wife (Pamela) to take upconsidering that he is nobody. boundary umpiring. (I've been at her for 3 years now) .

• Not many reports coming back from last week's D - All the best for next week Richie .& E Grand Final party at Thwaltesy's. Graham youshould check out the caterers because Kevvy and • Don't forget tonight at Elsternwick Park after the C ridMeredith both felt that there may have been something Grade d continit' s ueshe

NPrez ext w ek we~l beghave a

wrong with the food - it was something they ate . TheInteresting patterns left on the back lawn, Kev

. When °spit' on the hill (possibly for the last time) straight after

Gibbodecided to attempt a number on the drum kit it the A Grade Grand Final . All welcome.

was obviously time to leave. Noproblems with thepolice . See Richie for details on the Presentation Night

coming, they were there all night . Thanks for opening (Seminar) at Auburn Heights . Xgreat night not to be

your house, Graham .• Your appearance at a game is always important

. Phil missed .Mike and Macca

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F RESERVE SECTIONST LEO'S WATTLE PARK 15 3 0 1706 796 214.32 60OLD ESSENDON 15 3 0 1466 808 181 .44 60WEST BRUNSWICK 13 4 1 1452 889 163 .33 54ST PATRICK'S MENTONE 13 5 0 1554 979 158 .73 52OLD CAREY 13 5 0 1426 997 143 .03 52PENINSULA OB 12 6 0 1173 756 155.16 48UHSOB 11 6 1 1556 969 16058 46ST MARY'S 11 6 1 1443 938 15384 46ST ANDREWS 9 9 0 1137 1026 11082 36SALESIANS 8 9 1 1194 1288 92 70 34CHIRNSIDE PARK 7 11 0 902 867 10404 28RICHMOND CENTRAL 5 13 0 703 1799 3908 20UNIVERSITY REDS 4 14 0 923 1274 7245 16BORONIA PARK 3 15 0 633 1596 3966 12ST JOHN'S OC 3 15 0 528 2013 2623 12FITOB 0 18 0 576 1894 3041 0

O NORTHBULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE 15 1 0 1503 622 241 .64 60ST BERNARDS 15 2 0 1662 743 223.69 60MARCELLIN 11 6 0 1446 963 150.16 44ELTHAM OC 10 6 0 1381 933 148 .02 40CAMBERWELL 9 6 0 1166 788 14797 36NORTH OLD BOYS 9 6 0 1012 835 121 .20 36KEW 8 7 0 1367 817 16732 32OLD WESTBOURNE 7 8 0 1047 751 13941 28OLD SCOTCH 4 11 0 676 1054 6414 16THERRY 3 12 0 570 1274 44,74 12BANYULE 2 13 0 543 1650 3291 8WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 0 15 0 241 2386 1010 0

G SOUTHOLD XAVERIANS 14 3 0 1307 511 255.77 56MONASH WHITES 14 3 0 1237 828 196 .97 56DE LA SALLE 13 3 0 1287 673 191 .23 52MAZENOD OC 12 4 0 1248 834 196.85 48BLOODS 11 4 0 1305 591 22081 44COLLEGIANS 9 6 0 680 679 10015 36OLD MELBURNIANS 8 7 0 872 789 11052 32MONASH GRYPHONS 7 8 0 854 982 86.97 28OLD HAILEYBURY 7 8 0 766 883 86.75 28OLD GEELONG 5 10 0 451 1415 31 .87 20ST KEVINS 3 12 0 507 1047 4842 12

8ST KI DLDAISTH CAULFIELD 2 ~3 0 355 1498 2381GLENHUNTLY

UNDER 19 SECTION 1OLD XAVERIANS 17 1 0 2323 870 267.01 68DE LA SALLE 14 4 0 1889 964 195.95 56MAZENOD BLUES 14 4 0 1711 1243 137.65 56OLD MELBURNIANS 13 5 0 2170 1277 169 .93 52ST BERNARD'S BLUE 8 10 0 1344 1703 7892 32MARCELLIN 7 11 0 1633 1735 9412 28ORMOND 7 11 0 1328 1909 6957 28OLD MENTONIANS 5 13 0 1316 2127 6187 20COLLEGIANS 3 15 0 1399 2490 5618 12OLD HAILEYBURY 2 16 0 1185 2266 5229 8

UNDER 19 CENTRALOLD CAMBERWELL 16 2 0 2169 1383 156.83 64THERRY 15 3 0 2161 1179 183.29 60UNIVERSITY BLUES 14 4 0 1694 1078 157.14 56IVANHOE 12 6 0 1868 1528 122.25 48OLD PARADIANS 12 6 0 1750 1565 11182 48OLD TRINITY 10 8 0 1641 1630 10067 40OLD CAREY 9 9 0 1519 1609 9441 36WHITEFRIARS 6 12 0 964 1494 6452 24

UN VERSI YEBLACKS WE 2 77 7 0 1710 20815 3524 41

UNDER 19 SOUT HCHIRNSIDE PARK 15 3 0 2194 1448 151.52 60

AJAX 14 4 0 2096 1285 163.11 56

MHSOB 13 5 0 2055 1252 164 .14 52

ST BEDES 13 5 0 1773 1187 149 .37 52

OLD BRIGHTON 13 5 0 1842 1388 132 71 52HAMPTON ROVERS 11 7 0 1758 1563 11248 44MONASH BLUES 8 10 0 1867 1414 13204 32OLD SCOTCH 8 10 0 1761 1559 112 96 32OAKLEIGH 4 14 0 1259 1973 6381 16OLD IVANHOE 4 14 0 1076 2428 4432 16DE LA SALLE GOLD 3 15 0 1043 2313 4509 12

f`n111 FIF111 GRAMMAR 2 16 0 1200 2236 5367 8

OLD BRIGHTON 14 4 0 1950 1399 139.39 56OLD MELBURNIANS 12 5 1 1868 1390 134.39 50OLD TRINITY 12 6 0 2161 1446 149.45 48WHITEFRIARS 11 7 0 1595 1552 102.77 44OLD PARADIANS 10 8 0 1848 1494 12369 40BANYULE 10 8 0 1914 1839 10408 40OLD MENTONIANS 10 8 0 1575 1719 9162 40UNIVERSITY BLUES 5 12 1 1554 1711 9082 22MONASH BLUES 5 13 0 1581 1616 9783 20PARKSIDE 0 18 0 1044 2924 3570 0

C SECTIONFAWKNER 14 4 0 2153 1337 161.03 56BULLEENlTEMPLESTOWE 13 5 0 2053 1611 127.44 52KEW 13 5 0 1899 1551 122.44 52COMMONWEALTH BANK 12 6 0 2012 1818 110.67 48I VA N H O E 11 7 0 1874 1603 11691 44MHSOB 7 11 0 1616 1785 90.53 28ST KILDAlSTH CAULFIELD 6 12 0 1615 1813 8908 24AJAX 5 13 0 1781 1968 9050 20THOMASTOWN 5 13 0 1508 2412 6252 20UNIVERSITY BLACKS 4 14 0 1537 2150 71,49 16

D SECTIONCAULFIELD GRAMMAR 12 6 0 1676 1471 113 .94 48ST BEDES 11 7 0 1481 1395 106.16 44PRESTON MBOB 11 7 0 1751 1812 96 .63 44MAZENOD OC 10 8 0 2002 1654 121 .04 40OLD IVANHOE 10 8 0 1894 1802 10511 40OLD GEELONG 10 8 0 1459 1396 10451 40ST KEVINS 9 9 0 1755 1815 9669 36WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 6 12 0 1581 1768 8942 24HAMPTON ROVERS 6 12 0 1671 1916 8721 24OLD CAMBERWELL 5 13 0 1481 1722 8600 20

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BRUNSWICK 13 5 0 2037 1418 143.65 52GLENHUNTLY 13 5 0 2146 1661 129.20 52NORTH BRUNSWICK 10 8 0 1915 1726 110 .95 40POWERHOUSE 9 8 1 1796 1533 11716 38ANZ BANK 8 10 0 1760 1977 8902 32AQUINAS OB 7 10 1 1629 1560 10442 30BULLEEN UNITED 7 11 0 1353 1590 8509 28

13 0 1 2058 6195LATROBE UNIVERSITY 5 17 0 12157 2345 4934 24

F SECTIONST LEO'S WATTLE PARK 18 0 0 3013 1041 289.43 72ST MARY'S 16 2 0 2200 1316 167.17 64OLD ESSENDON OR . 14 4 0 2260 1206 187.40 56OLD CAREY 13 5 0 1737 1494 116.27 52PENINSULA OB 11 7 0 1885 1623 116.14 44SALESIAN OC 11 7 0 1927 1688 114.16 44ST JOHN'S 9 9 0 1689 1673 10096 36UHSOB 9 9 0 1589 2003 7933 36ST ANDREW'S 8 10 0 1881 1754 107,24 32ST PATRICK'S MENTONE 7 11 0 1443 1622 8896 28WEST BRUNSWICK 7 11 0 1441 1735 8305 28UNIVERSITY REDS 7 11 0 1669 2042 81,73 28RICHMOND CENTRAL 6 12 0 1573 1818 8652 24CHIRNSIDE PARK 4 14 0 1270 2233 5687 16FITOB 3 15 0 1492 2784 5359 12BORONIA PARK

A RE1 SEIRVESECilON3 2140 5154 4

COLLEGIANS 14 4 0 1717 1012 189.66 56ST BERNARD'S 14 4 0 1564 1292 121 .05 56OLD SCOTCH 13 5 0 1793 1142 157.01 52ORMOND 10 8 0 1572 1350 116 .44 40DE LA SALLE 9 9 0 1404 1318 10653 36MARCELLIN 9 9 0 1455 1378 10559 36OLD XAVERIANS 6 12 0 1451 1807 8030 24NORTH OLD BOYS 6 12 0 1253 1825 6866 24

OLDRHAILE BU RY 3 15 0 1148 1659 6920 12B RESERVE SECTION

OLD TRINITY 15 2 1 1623 749 216.69 62OLD BRIGHTON 15 2 1 1485 866 171 .48 62OLD PARADIANS 14 4 0 1377 707 194 .77 56WHITEFRIARS 9 8 1 1121 1069 104 .86 38OLD MELBURNIANS 8 10 0 1091 1024 10654 32MONASH BLUES 8 10 0 1128 1144 9860 32UNIVERSITY BLUES 8 10 0 1044 1110 9405 32BANYULE 6 12 0 953 1412 6749 24

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UNIVERSITY BLACKS 14 3 1 1478 856 172.66 58

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When Training Piaying!Well done VAF !

Our 1991 survey of players showed89% of mouthguard owners alwayswear their mouthguard at matches.

But . . .®nly 10-13% always wear thei rmouthguard at training .

So, wear your professionally fittedmouthguard when training and

playing football .

Make this your GOAL in '92 .

THEVICTORIAN AMATEUR FOOTBALL ASSOCIATIO N

greatly appreciated the valued support of the following sponsorsduring the Association's 100th Season .

Vic Health -sponsoring sponin Victoria

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