GFL Round 14 Geelong West Giants vs St Mary's
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North Geelong v Anakie
The MRP deemed that Samuel Reynolds having chosen to bump, made high contact with Adam Miriklis in a manner that was reportable for Engaging in Rough Conduct.
A 2 match set penalty has been offered.
Both clubs involved have until 10.00am Tuesday 2nd August to request the matter be heard at Tribunal, or the sanction will apply as offered.
St Albans v Lara
The MRP deemed that the tackle warranted the free kick that was paid, but was not reportable in this instance.
Geelong Amateur v Torquay
The alleged incident was not captured on vision. No charge was laid.
Werribee Centrals v Geelong West Giants
The MRP deemed that the tackle was not reportable in this instance. No charge was laid.
St Mary’s v Geelong Amateur Senior Female
The vision supports the charge, and they have determined that the 2 match set penalty is appropriate in this instance.
Geelong Amateur have indicated they wish the charge be heard at Tribunal.
Due to the charged player being unavailable to attend this week due to work commitments, the hearing will be adjourned to next week.
The charged player is unable to play until the matter is heard.
The hearing will be conducted 7.00pm Tuesday 9th August in the GDFL offices at Buckley’s Entertainment Centre.
The alleged incident was not captured on vision.
Bell Park v Grovedale
At the request of the officiating umpires, the MRP have reviewed vision of an incident that occurred during the 4th quarter of the Bell Park v Grovedale Senior match involving a potential dangerous tackle by Jack Hall #17 Bell Park on jack Tute #21 Grovedale.
It was deemed the tackle was not reportable and no charge was laid.
Lara v Colac
At the request of the officiating umpires, the MRP reviewed vision of a potential dangerous tackle by Bailey Harvey #33 Lara on Cooper Stephens #21 Colac that occurred in the 4th quarter of the Lara v Colac Senior match 6th August 2022.
It was deemed that the tackle warranted a free kick should have been paid for in the back, but was not reportable.
No charge was laid.
St Mary’s v Newtown & Chilwell
At the request of St Mary’s FNC, the MRP reviewed vision of an incident that occurred involving Liam Fiore #13 Newtown & Chilwell and Harrison Kol #8 St Mary’s, in the 2nd quarter of the St Mary’s v Newtown & Chilwell Senior match on 7th August 2022.
It was deemed that Liam Fiore made high contact on Harrison Kol in a manner that constituted a reportable offence for a careless strike.
He has been offered a one match set penalty.
Both clubs involved have until 10.00am Tuesday 9th August to request the matter be heard at Tribunal, or the sanction will apply as offered.
No vision was available of a melee that allegedly occurred at the end of the 3rd quarter. No charges were laid.
There was also no vision of an incident where Matthew McMahon #9 Newtown & Chilwell was reported by the officiating umpire for carelessly striking Nick Nott #15 St Mary’s.
A one match set penalty was offered by the officiating umpire and has been accepted by Newtown & Chilwell.
Anakie v Werribee Centrals
At the request of the Werribee Centrals FNC, the MRP reviewed vision of an incident in the 3rd quarter of the Anakie v Werribee Centrals Senior match 6th August 2022 where it was alleged that Billy Goodwin #13 Anakie kicked Chad Buck #16 Werribee Centrals.
It was deemed that #13 Anakie was observed to kick his opponent #16 Werribee Centrals in a manner deemed to be intentional and reportable.
Billy Goodwin has been offered a 4 match set penalty for this offence.
Both clubs involved have until 10.00am Tuesday 9th August to request the matter be heard at Tribunal, or the sanction will apply as offered.
At the request of the officiating umpires the MRP reviewed vision of an incident in the 3rd quarter of the Anakie v Werribee Centrals Senior match 6th August 2022 where Mark Pope #6 Anakie allegedly received contact to the face. The vision was inconclusive and no charge was identified.
At the request of the officiating umpires, the MRP also reviewed vision of ongoing melees in the 3rd quarter of the Anakie v Werribee Centrals Senior match 6th August 2022 that involved a number of players from both sides.
Both clubs have been fined a total of $650 for their involvement, $150 of which has been suspended until the end of 2023 season.
North Shore v St Albans
The MRP reviewed vision of an incident that occurred in the 2nd quarter of the North Shore v St Albans Senior match 6th August 2022, where Harry Purcell #9 North Shore was reported by the officiating umpire for Charging Harrison Howarth #5 St Albans.
The MRP supported the charge and in consultation with the reporting umpire have offered a one match set penalty in this instance.
There was no available vision of an incident where Herschelle Carr $30 North Shore was reported by the officiating umpire in the 3rd quarter of the North Shore v St Albans Senior match 6th August 2022 for allegedly kicking Brent Vermeulen #11 St Albans.
In consultation with the reporting umpire and available evidence, the MRP have offered a 2 match set penalty in this instance.
Both clubs involved have until 10.00am Tuesday 9th August to request either matter be heard at Tribunal, or the sanctions will apply as offered.
Geelong West Giants v Belmont Lions
At the request of Geelong West Giants, the MRP reviewed vision of two incidents that occurred in the 3rd quarter of the Geelong West Giants v Belmont Lions Senior Match 6th August 2022.
It was deemed that the incident involving Brent Jacques #21 Belmont Lions and Michael Leamer #6 Geelong West Giants was not reportable, but worthy of a free kick.
No charge was laid
It was deemed that the incident involving Brent Jacques #21 Belmont Lions and Sam Edwards #18 Geelong West Giants was regarded as unnecessary high contact and reportable for rough conduct.
A 2 match set penalty has been offered in this instance.
Both clubs involved have until 10.00am Tuesday 9th August to request the matter be heard at Tribunal, or the sanction will apply as offered.
The MRP reviewed vision of an incident that occurred in the 3rd quarter of the Geelong West Giants v Belmont Lions senior match 6th August 2022 where Jed Evans #53 Belmont Lions was reported by the officiating umpires for rough conduct through a dangerous tackle on Tom Richmond #3 Geelong West Giants.
The MRP have supported the charge, Belmont Lions have advised that they wish to challenge the 2 match set penalty at tribunal. This will be heard Tuesday 9th August at Buckley’s (Time TBA)
Modewarre v Drysdale
The MRP reviewed vision of an incident that occurred in the 4th quarter of the Modewarre v Drysdale Senior Match 6th August 2022, where Tevan Nofi was reported by the officiating umpire for rough conduct on Oliver Butler #5 Modewarre.
The MRP have supported the charge and a 2 match set penalty has been offered.
Both clubs involved have until 10.00am Tuesday 9th August to request the matter be heard at Tribunal, or the sanction will apply as offered.
Queenscliff v Torquay
At the request of the officiating umpires, the MRP reviewed vision of an incident that occurred in the 3rd quarter of the Queenscliff v Torquay Senior Match 6th August 2022 involving Angus Naylor #12 Queenscliff making high contact with Lucas Anderson #1 Torquay.
It was deemed that Angus Naylor made high contact to the face of Lucas Anderson in a manner that was reportable for carelessly striking.
The MRP have issued a reprimand for the offence in this instance.
Both clubs involved have until 10.00am Tuesday 9th August to request the matter be heard at Tribunal, or the sanction will apply as offered.
St Mary’s v Leopold
St Mary’s v Leopold Senior match on Saturday 11th June 2022.
No reportable offence was noted and no charge was laid.
Grovedale v Colac
The MRP deemed that the injury occurred as a result of an accidental clash of heads between two team mates in a marking contest.
No reportable offence was noted and no charge was laid.
No other incidents were captured on vision for the MRP to review.
St Albans v St Mary’s
It was determined that the tackle laid by Kane Loftus # 38 St Mary’s on Oliver Boothey #43 St Albans was not reportable. No charge was laid in this instance.
It was determined that the tackle laid by Bailey Brogden #3 St Albans on Jack Blood #6 St Mary’s was a sling tackle which was deemed dangerous. Bailey Brogden was reported for Engaging in Rough Conduct.
A one week set penalty has been offered.
Geelong West Giants v Leopold
It was determined that Luke Justin #20 Leopold chose to bump making high contact on Nicholas Wood #38 Geelong West Giants in a manner which constituted rough conduct.
A 2 match set penalty has been offered.
North Shore v Lara
The vision was inconclusive and no charge was laid.
Newcomb v Queenscliff
Anglesea v Modewarre
Inverleigh v Winchelsea
At the request of Winchelsea FNC, the MRP viewed vision of a bump applied by # 9 Inverleigh on #10 Winchelsea in the 3rd quarter of the Inverleigh v Winchelsea match on Saturday 25th June 2022. The bump was not deemed to be reportable. No charge was laid.
Where Set Penalties have been offered, both clubs involved have until 10.00am Tuesday 28th June to request the matter be heard at Tribunal, or the Set Penalty will apply as offered.
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St Mary's Sporting Club Female Football Director Amanda Flynn has been recognised as a finalist for the Essendon Women’s Network Community Award.
The Community Award recognises women who work in a volunteer capacity in the industry, and who make a significant contribution to the game and their community.
EWN Co-Chair Lisa Egan said this year's nominees are all deserved.
“The EWN was delighted to receive such a large number of nominees for this year’s Awards, and choosing the finalists was no easy feat," Egan said.
"The quality of nominations shows the incredible depth of talent within the Aussie Rules community, and women making incredible contributions to their clubs and leagues at all levels. The EWN is proud to again host the Awards which were first presented in 1998."
An independent judging panel consisting of the 2022 Fujitsu General Australia Football Woman of the Year Kelli Underwood, pioneering journalist Corrie Perkin and AFL Commissioner Simone Wilke will select the winners.
View the nominations for Amanda below.
Amanda Flynn
Amanda is the Director of St Mary’s Sporting Club Female Football section and works tirelessly in all aspects of football administration, planning and logistics to ensure the success of our female program. She was involved in creating our club's first Female Football Strategic Plan aligned with the AFL Womens Football Vision 2021-2030. She has championed the female football program and this year we have a record number of 8 teams and are the only club in the Geelong region to have a female team in every age group from U9s to Seniors. This year we have a record number of 192 female footballers.
Amanda has worked tirelessly to ensure that our club is an inclusive and positive space for all women and girls involved in our football program. In 2021, she implemented a mentoring program to link senior and junior players. Seniors spent time training and mentoring juniors as well as attending each other’s matches.
Amanda established a Scholarship with a portion of every senior female football club membership apportioned towards supporting a worthy young female player who may need financial assistance to participate in football. Further, Amanda organised the Pride Round games over the last 4 years. This included a whole club Pride Education session this year with a facilitator to discuss the importance of inclusion and diversity.
Women’s Senior Division 1
Qualifying Finals: Geelong Amateur vs St Mary's
It was a dominant display by Geelong Amateur last weekend. They were on top from the start and gave St Mary’s absolutely no freedom to play their game. Danielle Gaylard was outstanding for Geelong Amateur as was Analea McKee. McKee was the tip of the spear up forward for Ammos finishing with four goals. Ella Firth was named the best for St Mary’s.
Geelong Amateur now move to the Grand Final while St Mary’s has a date with Grovedale in the Preliminary Finals. The Saints have won their past two encounters with the Tigers. Last time it was St Mary’s by 11 points. The match will be held at McDonald Reserve this Sunday.
Best
Geelong Amateur: D. Gaylard, S. Riley, L. De Groot, J. Dorward, Cheryl De Groot, F. Hocking
St Mary’s: E. Firth, B. Mallia, T. Ryan, D. Stewart, K. Houghton, L. Gibbs
Goals
Geelong Amateur: 4 A. McKee, R. Arnold, C. De Groot, D. Gaylard
St Mary’s: Emma Allen
Final Score
Geelong Amateur: 7.8 (50)
St Mary’s: 1.1 (7)
Elimination Finals: Newtown & Chilwell vs Grovedale
This game was very close. But what gave Grovedale the victory, was their ability to convert. The Tigers also had four individual goal scorers to Newtown & Chilwell’s two. Emily Kenshole was the leading goal kicker on the ground with a pair of majors for Newtown & Chilwell, while Chloe Adams and newly crowned Division 1 Best & Fairest winner Alana Tully, were among the best for Grovedale.
Unfortunately, this is the end of the road for the Eagles after finishing third on the ladder to finish their Home & Away season. For Grovedale, it’s off to McDonald Reserve to face St Mary’s. As stated before, the Tigers haven’t been able to defeat St Mary’s all year, but this is Finals, and anything can happen on the day.
Best
Newtown & Chilwell: C. Blakeway, R. Goring, A. Favell, M. Morrissy, B. Murphy-Bowen, M. Janssen
Grovedale: C. Adams, T. Hassett, A. Tully, E. Worpel, O. Kyatt, A. McLean
Goals
Newtown & Chilwell: 2 E. Kenshole, B. Wells
Grovedale: C. Adams, W. Hoffmann, D. Lodge, A. McLean
Final Score
Newtown & Chilwell: 3.6 (24)
Grovedale: 4.3 (27)
Women’s Senior Division 2
Elimination Finals: St Mary’s vs Torquay
Talk about an upset. St Mary’s have defeated Torquay twice this season but in Finals the past means naught. The Saints were in control for three terms, but due to sheer willpower, the Tigers got back in the game and pinched victory in the final term. Jaimie Castledine and Grace O'Kane each finished with two goals for their respective teams while Vanessa Rischitelli was named Best on Ground for Torquay.
Early in the season, Torquay and Drysdale have had some nailbiters. Drysdale got the chocolates in Round 1, but Grovedale snatched victory from the Hawks in Round 5. The Last time they met, however, Drysdale were dominant. This should be a tight contest with the winner going on to meet St Joseph’s at the big dance.
Best
St Mary’s: L. McDonald, B. Gaylor, V. Nihill, S. Everitt, E. Host, H. Stansfield
Torquay: V. Rischitelli, B. Angell, K. Ryan, S. O'Meara, K. Doonan, G. O'Kane
Goals
St Mary’s: 2 J. Castledine, C. Elsworth, M. Sherman
Torquay: 2 G. O'Kane, J. Maney, L. Owens, Private Player
Final Score
St Mary’s: 4.3 (27)
Torquay: 5.3 (33)
Qualifying Finals: St Joseph’s vs Drysdale
After a slow start, St Joseph’s jumped Drysdale in the second term and continued their dominance until the final siren. Charlotte Simpson had a day out for Joey’s while Jane Burch and Emmalyn Nekrep combined to score four majors. Jessie Morrow played a good game on a tough day for Drysdale.
The Hawks now have a chance at redemption heading into the Preliminary Finals this weekend. Their output in the last match against Grovedale was superb, but Grovedale will be no easy target. The Hawks will have to fight for four quarters if they want to make the Grand Final.
Best
St Joseph’s: C. Simpson, K. West, Z. Penno, K. Hardingham, A. Greaves, T. Lewis
Drysdale: J. Morrow, K. Atkinson, Tahli Benson, Emily Allan, Tara Smith, Josie Taylor
Goals
St Joseph’s: 2 J. Burch, 2 E. Nekrep, K. Hardingham, G. Incigneri, K. Kvant, T. Lewis, C. Simpson, M. Vials
Drysdale: M. Judd
Final Score
St Joseph’s: 10.11 (71)
Drysdale: 1.4 (10)
Women’s Senior Division 3
Qualifying Finals: Anglesea vs South Barwon
Like most of the ladder leaders throughout the Women’s Senior Divisions, Anglesea was victorious. But not by much. They almost lost the game due to pure inaccuracy despite owning the ball. With 15 scoring shots, they only converted two. South Barwon just fell away by four points. Division 3 Best & Fairest winner Maggie Caudullo, was named the best for the Swans with two majors.
Anglesea has punched in their Grand Final ticket as South Barwon prepares to face a defiant North Geelong outfit. The Swans have had a healthy record over the Magpies, but in their last match, South Barwon only won by three points. Beware the Magpies!
Best
Anglesea: l. Firth, P. Lingam, R. Krenkels, O. Ritchie, A. Abbott, S. Bray
South Barwon: M. Caudullo, D. Wilson, J. Johnston, M. Puckett, A. Nicholson, C. Cox
Goals
Anglesea: l. Firth, C. King
South Barwon: 2 M. Caudullo, T. Coleman
Final Score
Anglesea: 2.13 (25)
South Barwon: 3.3 (21)
Elimination Finals: Lara vs North Geelong
A quick start by North Geelong saw Lara fight back in the second term. The third quarter turned into a tug of war, but in the final act, North Geelong put the foot on the accelerator to claim a convincing win. Division 3 Best & Fairest Runner Up Faith Qoon, was named among the best for North Geelong with Kaitlyn Bonney & Cecilia Lowrey, scoring two snags apiece. The best for Lara was Kara Stacey.
Lara's journey has come to an end, but North Geelong have an upcoming fight on their hands. South Barwon will be eager to make amends after losing a tight game to Anglesea. But the Magpies are every chance to win this game and make the Grand Final. It’s a big fight before the main event this Sunday at McDonald Reserve.
Best
Lara: K. Stacey, Private player, E. Wilson-Macdonald, E. Henda, K. Smith, P. Scott
North Geelong: J. Coleman, F. Qoon, C. Lowrey, A. Scheitner, M. Rentsch, K. Bonney
Goals
Lara: 2 E. Henda, K. Smith
North Geelong: 2 K. Bonney, 2 C. Lowrey, J. Coleman, F. Qoon
Final Score
Lara: 3.7 (25)
North Geelong: 6.4 (40)
Division 1
Preliminary Finals: St Mary’s vs Grovedale
St Mary’s were looking for redemption after their first match of the Finals and they found it last Sunday. A quick two-goal start had the Saints get on top of Grovedale early. The Tigers managed to kick their first major of the day in the second term to go into halftime only nine points down. But the second half saw a dominant display by St Mary’s with Grovedale having no answers. The charge was led by the influence of midfielders Millie Johnson and Ella Firth for Saints. Defender Olivia Kyatt was named the best for Grovedale.
Now it’s off to the big dance for St Mary’s. In the Qualifying Finals, Geelong Amateur were in a league of their own. Ammos have awesome firepower up forward in Analea McKee and Cheryl de Groot. They also have the Division 1 joint runner-up for the Best & Fairest winner Danielle Gaylard in the ruck. But St Mary’s have some weapons of their own. Brooke Mallia has been in good form of late in the ruck and Danielle Stewart is a jet in the midfield. Add other joint runner-up for the Best & Fairest Tahley Houghton to the mix, and St Mary's looks dangerous.
St Mary’s has beaten Geelong Amateur two times in a row early this season, but Ammos have won their last three encounters. This one looks set for a very entertaining battle.
Best
St Mary’s: V. Nihill, M. Johnson, E. Firth, K. Houghton, Private Player
Grovedale: O. Kyatt, E. Worpel, E. Mahoney, C. Adams, T. Hassett, L. Fitzgibbon
Goals
St Mary’s: B. Cheever, A. Haigh, K. Houghton, I. Kirby, B. Mallia
Grovedale: C. Adams, A. McLean
Final Score
St Mary’s: 5.15 (45)
Grovedale: 2.1 (13)
Division 2
Preliminary Finals: Drysdale vs Torquay
After a slow first quarter, the Tigers ran rampant for the rest of the match. Kate Doonan’s run on the outside had her named the best for Torquay. Grace O’Kanee and Sophie O’Meara scored two snags apiece with several other Tigers contributing to the scoreboard. Division 2 Best & Fairest winner Tara Smith, was named the best for Drysdale.
This Sunday the real fight begins. St Joseph's and Torquay have met twice this year for one win each over the other. Joeys forward Jane Burch has kicked 16 goals for the season with Emmalyn Nekrep behind her with 14. Nekrep has genuine speed. Keeley Hardingham is a tower in the ruck and has pushed forward many times this season to claim nine goals.
Torquay doesn’t necessarily have that kind of power up forward like St Joseph’s. What they do have, is great midfield. Sophie O'Meara & Kate Ryan are genuine ball winners with Vanessa Rischitelli providing them with plenty of ball in the ruck.
Another game of strong tactics will determine who can get the better of whom, but we won’t find the answer until the final siren this weekend.
Best
Drysdale: T. Smith, T.Benson, J. Morrow, L. Foote, C. Edmanson, M. Egan
Torquay: K. Doonan, B. Angell, L. Owens, G. O'Kane, S. O'Meara, S. Peacock
Goals
Drysdale: B. Deckker, J. Taylor
Torquay: 2 G. O'Kane, 2 S. O'Meara, J. Maney, J. Smith, L. Burns, S. Peacock
Final Score
Drysdale: 2.6 (18)
Torquay: 8.9 (57)
Division 3
Preliminary Finals: South Barwon vs North Geelong
South Barwon were out to make a point and they were hungry. Chloe Cox was causing all kinds of headaches up forward for the North Geelong defence. Cox finished her day kicking seven goals for the Swans. Ayesha Nicholson was named the best for South Barwon with her dominant rebound off halfback. Faith Qoon was named once again in the best for North Geelong.
South Barwon are now off to meet Anglesea on Sunday in the Grand Final. If they can bring that same fight and free up Cox in the forward line, they are more than a chance. Last time Anglesea dominated the scoring count but couldn’t convert most of their chances.
If Division 3 Best & Fairest winner Maggie Caudullo and her midfield group can get on top of Anglesea in the centre of the ground, that will make the difference. That being said, Lahnee Firth and Phoebe Lingam are no pushovers. This one might be even closer than the last encounter.
Best
South Barwon: A. Nicholson, C. Cox, D. Wilson, G. Pickard, A. Muir, M. Puckett
North Geelong: F. Qoon, J. Coleman, C. Lowrey, T. Drever, A. Wilkes, M. Rentsch
Goals
South Barwon: 7 C. Cox, M. Caudullo, A. Muir
North Geelong: K. Bonney
Final Score
South Barwon: 9.9 (63)
North Geelong: 1.3 (9)