MPNFL Since 1908 45 Frankston Park News Dolphins season in review Despite losing stars Matthew Clark, Russell Gabriel and Mark Baguley, season 2012 started with plenty of promise. A string of recruits from VFL teams, the Stingrays, EFL and MPNFL brought the club far superior depth than the previous two seasons. Round 1 against Port Melbourne, who hadn’t lost a game in 18 months, seemed to confirm that optimism until a surge in the final 20 minutes saw the Dolphins fall. The post-game praise from Port players and officials, and the Dolphins development team’s dominant 37-point win after triumphing just once the past two years, had the club on the up. Things came crashing down the next week with an 84-point drubbing at the hands of Bendigo, but unlike previous seasons one hiding didn’t lead to another. Instead, the Dolphins hit the road and chased minor premier Casey to within a point and grand finalist Gee- long until midway through the final term. That good form led into the home clash with massive ri- vals Coburg, and after a poor first half Frankston kicked 8.7 to 4.2 after the break to record their first win of the season. Midfield recruits Kyle Martin and Leigh Kitchin and young stalwart Shane Hockey were the stars that day, capping off excellent starts to the year. Backmen Jarrod Irving, Leigh Osborne and Dylan Van Unen, and marking wingmen Corey Buchan and La- chlan Delahunty were also attracting AFL attention with their play. Unfortunately, the Dolphins couldn’t generate momen- tum from that victory, with wasted chances against Box Hill and Werribee being followed by a thrashing at Port Melbourne. Once again though, the young team used a rare poor performance as a spark, fighting out a thrilling loss to traditional rivals Sandringham at Frankston Park. The development team recorded a spirited 12-point win over the Zebras to be just percentage off a place in the top six. In the senior game, giant draft prospect Khan Haretuku produced a Carey-esque performance with 19 posses- sions, 12 marks and four goals, but the Dolphins fell six points short. The game showed the quality of football the team could play, however, and even better was to come against preliminary finalists Williamstown. With local duo Hockey and Mitch Bosward dominating the contested footy the Dolphins led 14 goals to seven with five minutes gone in the final term. But Frankston’s run was done, and with the wind at their backs Williamstown kicked 6.5 unanswered to claim an unlikely draw. That took the wind out of the Dolphins’ sails as they lost the next three games to non-finals opponents by an average of 34 points. From there they didn’t seriously threaten any qual- ity opponents, but did save a very courageous perfor- mance for their old foes Coburg, slogging it out on a boggy Coburg City Oval to emerge with a memorable 18-point victory. So the season finished with a 2-1-15 record, perhaps not justice for the improvements made percentage- wise, but a clear tale of the need to get the small things right. Martin and Kitchin had superb years, averaging 24 and 23 possessions respectively. Hockey and Bosward seemed to get better as the year progressed, while full- forward Luke Clark ruined an excellent season by kick- ing a wayward 12.28. Haretuku, Osborne, Van Unen, Buchan, Irving and De- lahunty all had strong showings, and anywhere from two-to-five Dolphins should have their names called in one of the three AFL Drafts. Pre-season 2013 starts in seven weeks, and with the talent now available to the club an improved win-loss atio will be expected by players, coaches and fans alike. For all your: Trophies • Medallions • Engraving • Name Bars • Small Signs • Pewter • Award Plaques • Silverware • T-Shirts • Badges • Promotional Products • Pennants CLUB DISCOUNTS & FREE ENGRAVING 74 Bardia Avenue, Seaford 3198. Ph: (03 9786 6848) ADVANCE TROPHIES
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Frankston Park News
Dolphins season in reviewDespite losing stars Matthew Clark, Russell Gabriel and Mark Baguley, season 2012 started with plenty of promise.A string of recruits from VFL teams, the Stingrays, EFL and MPNFL brought the club far superior depth than the previous two seasons.Round 1 against Port Melbourne, who hadn’t lost a game in 18 months, seemed to confirm that optimism until a surge in the final 20 minutes saw the Dolphins fall.The post-game praise from Port players and officials, and the Dolphins development team’s dominant 37-point win after triumphing just once the past two years, had the club on the up.Things came crashing down the next week with an 84-point drubbing at the hands of Bendigo, but unlike previous seasons one hiding didn’t lead to another.Instead, the Dolphins hit the road and chased minor premier Casey to within a point and grand finalist Gee-long until midway through the final term.That good form led into the home clash with massive ri-vals Coburg, and after a poor first half Frankston kicked 8.7 to 4.2 after the break to record their first win of the season.Midfield recruits Kyle Martin and Leigh Kitchin and young stalwart Shane Hockey were the stars that day, capping off excellent starts to the year.Backmen Jarrod Irving, Leigh Osborne and Dylan Van Unen, and marking wingmen Corey Buchan and La-chlan Delahunty were also attracting AFL attention with their play.Unfortunately, the Dolphins couldn’t generate momen-tum from that victory, with wasted chances against Box Hill and Werribee being followed by a thrashing at Port Melbourne.Once again though, the young team used a rare poor performance as a spark, fighting out a thrilling loss to
traditional rivals Sandringham at Frankston Park. The development team recorded a spirited 12-point win over the Zebras to be just percentage off a place in the top six.
In the senior game, giant draft prospect Khan Haretuku produced a Carey-esque performance with 19 posses-sions, 12 marks and four goals, but the Dolphins fell six points short.
The game showed the quality of football the team could play, however, and even better was to come against preliminary finalists Williamstown.
With local duo Hockey and Mitch Bosward dominating the contested footy the Dolphins led 14 goals to seven with five minutes gone in the final term.
But Frankston’s run was done, and with the wind at their backs Williamstown kicked 6.5 unanswered to claim an unlikely draw.
That took the wind out of the Dolphins’ sails as they lost the next three games to non-finals opponents by an average of 34 points.
From there they didn’t seriously threaten any qual-ity opponents, but did save a very courageous perfor-mance for their old foes Coburg, slogging it out on a boggy Coburg City Oval to emerge with a memorable 18-point victory.
So the season finished with a 2-1-15 record, perhaps not justice for the improvements made percentage-wise, but a clear tale of the need to get the small things right.
Martin and Kitchin had superb years, averaging 24 and 23 possessions respectively. Hockey and Bosward seemed to get better as the year progressed, while full-forward Luke Clark ruined an excellent season by kick-ing a wayward 12.28.
Haretuku, Osborne, Van Unen, Buchan, Irving and De-lahunty all had strong showings, and anywhere from two-to-five Dolphins should have their names called in one of the three AFL Drafts.
Pre-season 2013 starts in seven weeks, and with the talent now available to the club an improved win-loss atio will be expected by players, coaches and fans alike.
For all your: Trophies • Medallions • Engraving • Name Bars • Small Signs • Pewter • Award Plaques • Silverware • T-Shirts • Badges • Promotional Products • Pennants
C GRADE B & F WINNER Rebecca MacInnes – Edithvale-Aspendale
C GRADE B & F WINNER Anna Whittaker –
Karingal
B GRADE GOAL AWARD Melissa Cozens – Seaford
401 Goals
C GRADE B & F RUNNER UP Jade Bradley –
Pearcedale Blue
C GRADE GOAL AWARD Meagan Pool – Edi-Asp
236 Goals
MOST VALUABLE PLAyER Bernadette Pulis –
Bonbeach
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FRANKSTON Friday, 26 October 2012 9.30am – 4.30pmThe Uniting Church, 16-18 High Street, Frankston
CHELTENHAM Wednesday, 24 October 2012 1.30pm – 7.30pmThe Church of Christ, 2-12 Chesterville Rd, Cheltenham
with 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.
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Nepean Results
2012 nepean premiers
seniors – sorrento
Lee Treeby, SorrentoSeniors
Travis Reints, FrankstonReserves
Jack Day, SomervilleUnder 18’s
Sorrento won the premiership in the Nepean Seniors Division last Saturday when they defeated Dromana in the 2012 MPNFL Grand Final.In the Reserves Frankston were victorious over Somerville, and in the Under 18’s Somerville defeated Red Hill in their Grand Final match.
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Nepean Results
frankston2012 Nepean
Reserves Premiers
somerville2012 Nepean
Under 18’s Premiers
seniors
Reserves
Under 18’s
GRAND FINAL Sorrento 1.5 4.7 6.11 10.13.73Dromana 5.3 7.5 8.7 10.11.71Sorrento Goal Kickers: L. Poholke 3, B. Schwarze 2, D. Grant 1, G. Boyington 1, T. Head 1, S. Cameron 1; Best Players: L. Treeby, D. Grant, T. Schwarze, T. Mattison, D. Sanderson, S. CameronDromana Goal Kickers: P. Minchington 3, A. Bruhn 3, T. Banks 2, B. McMurray 1, J. Hutchinson 1;Best Players: P. Minchington, M. Hunter, S. Gaertner, S. Clarke, J. Neratzoglou, L. Hogan
GRAND FINAL Somerville 3.2 8.3 9.7 15.14.104Red Hill 2.0 5.2 9.4 10.5.65Somerville Goal Kickers: L. Rowe 4, J. Ryan 3, D. Dickinson 1, S. Adams 1, M. Hughes 1, D. Marshall 1, J. Day 1, L. Burton 1, A. A’Vard 1, R. Twyford 1; Best Players: D. Marshall, S. Adams, D. Dickinson, L. Rowe, R. Twyford, J. DayRed Hill Goal Kickers: B. Rogers 3, J. Douglas 2, T. McEncroe 2, J. Mold 1, L. Toy 1, J. Pain 1; Best Players: J. Wood, J. Pain, L. Rositani, M. Skvor, M. Mock, B. Rogers
GRAND FINAL Frankston 3.2 6.4 9.4 11.6.72Somerville 3.1 4.4 5.8 7.10.52Frankston Goal Kickers: R. Lia 3, J. Kiss 3, Z. Longham 3, D. Wagner 1, M. Wells 1; Best Players: S. Campbell, H. McLenaghan, T. Reints, D. Wagner, D. Myers, M. HarrisSomerville Goal Kickers: T. Farrelly 3, L. Forsyth 2, J. Nicolson 1, W. Jolley 1, B. Crowe 1; Best Players: N. Brown, B. Crowe, B. Page, M. Page, B. Rowe, B. Shipton
GRAND FINALNarre Warren 2.6 6.6 9.10 14.11.95Frankston YCW 1.1 5.3 6.6 8.9.57Narre Warren Goal Kickers: J. Hopkins 5, L. Ericksen 2, L. Fakos 2, M. Daoud 1, T. Grguric 1, M. Kotsakis 1, N. Selleck 1, R. Mills-Franklin 1; Best Players: M. Kotsakis, M. Latimer, J. Hopkins, C. Marson, L. Ericksen, R. Mills-Franklin Frankston YCW Goal Kickers: Z. Gibson 2, J. Daniel 2, J. Canepa 1, J. Alves 1, K. St Anne 1; Best Players: M. Street, S. Worton, T. Lithgow, M. Ryan, B. Todd
Results
CoLTs GRaND FiNaL
Narre Warren – Premiers 2012
Rhys Mills-Franklin
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HistoriansMPNFL FIRST DIVISION 1987 - 1994
yEAR NAME CLUB VOTE LEADING GOALS CLUB GOALS
1987 George Martin Hastings 19 Dave Baker Chelsea 81 Chelsea
1988 Brett Wright Edi Asp 20 Dave Baker Chelsea 71 Pines
1989 Mick Bartholomew Edi Asp 24 Simon Goosey Mornington 99 Edi-Asp
1990 Adam Woinarski Mt Eliza 16 Craig Neil Pines 61 Chelsea
Graham Savage Chelsea 16
1991 Paul Theobald YCW 22 Tony Morwood Rye 86 Frankston YCW
1992 Peter Geddes Edi Asp 21 Richard Whitfield Frankston YCW 129 Frankston YCW
Alan Barnes Rye 21
1993 Jason Marsh Seaford 18 Ricky Blainey Chelsea 81 Frankston YCW
1994 Scott Bingley Frankston YCW 17 Craig Dale Edi Asp 103 Pines
Daniel Chricton Mornington 17
BEST & FAIREST LEADING GOAL KICKERS PREMIERS
MPNFL PREMIER DIVISION 1995 - 2004
MPNFL PENINSULA FOOTBALL LEAGUE 2005 - 2012
yEAR NAME CLUB VOTE LEADING GOALS CLUB GOALS
1995 Joe Rugolo Chelsea 21 Frank Rugolo Chelsea 106 Hastings
1996 Paul Williams Pines 31 Simon Goosey Mornington 106 Mornington
1997 Paul Theobald YCW 20 Simon Goosey Mornington 139 Frankston YCW
1998 Laurie Knott Mornington 15 Simon Goosey Mornington 100 Mornington
Chris Garrett Cranbourne 15
1999 Leigh Capsalis Cranbourne 25 Simon Goosey Mornington 133 Edi-Asp
2000 Brendon Moore Pines 24 Simon Goosey Mornington 113 Edi-Asp
2001 Chris Kercheval Hastings 24 Simon Goosey Mornington 101 Mornington
2002 Murray Peel Mornington 19 Simon Goosey Mornington 123 Edi-Asp
2003 Michael Cain Rosebud 27 Simon Goosey Mornington 112 Frankston YCW
2004 Greg Doyle Rye 21 Simon Goosey Mornington 100 Mornington
BEST & FAIREST
BEST & FAIREST
LEADING GOAL KICKERS
LEADING GOAL KICKERS
PREMIERS
PREMIERSyEAR NAME CLUB VOTE LEADING GOALS CLUB GOALS
2005 Tim Scott Branagan Chelsea 20 Simon Goosey Mornington 113 Mt Eliza
2006 Anthony Lewis Chelsea 21 Laurie Knott Mornington 62 Chelsea
Bevan Malloy Karingal 21
2007 Doug Scott Karingal 20 Micheal Kraska Seaford 68 Seaford
Tim Mannix Edi-Asp 20
2008 Chris Irving Seaford 19 Daniel Clarke Seaford 59 Seaford
2009 Chris Irving Seaford 29 Michael Kraska Seaford 84 Seaford
2010 Lloyd Williams Mt Eliza 25 Grant Masterson Mt Eliza 57 Frankston YCW