Match Review Findings | August 25 2025
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The Match Review Panel's findings are in for the weekend's matches.
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The Match Review Panel's findings are in for the weekend's matches.
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The Match Review Panel's findings are in for the weekend's matches.
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The Match Review Panel's findings are in for the weekend's matches.
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The Match Review Panel's findings are in for the weekend's matches.
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The Match Review Panel's findings are in for the weekend's matches.
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The Match Review Panel's findings are in for the weekend's matches.
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The Match Review Panel's findings are in for the weekend's matches.
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The Match Review Panel's findings are in for the weekend's matches.
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The Match Review Panel's findings are in for the weekend's matches.
Report Details
Reported Player: Jaiden Reid (Inverleigh)
Charge: Rough Conduct
Offended Player: Nick Lane (Portarlington)
Competition: Practice Match
Grade: Senior
Match: Inverleigh v Portarlington
Quarter: 3rd
Grading of Offence
Careless Conduct – High Contact – Low Impact
Sanction
The base sanction for this offence is one (1) match an early guilty plea, the sanction will be reduced to a reprimand.
Outcome
Reprimand Accepted |
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Three-time Mathieson Medallist, Club Captain, Geelong Football Netball League Interleague Representative, Club Best and Fairest winner, the list of accolades could go on when you discuss the career of Newtown & Chilwell star Matt McMahon.
This weekend Matt clocks up the outstanding achievement of playing his 250 Senior match after starting his career as a 17 years ago.
AFL Barwon spoke to Matt earlier this week about this weekend’s milestone with Newtown & Chilwell hosting Lara.
AFL Barwon: 250 games is an incredible effort. Congratulations! How have you been able to get to this milestone and stayed playing at such a high level? How is the body feeling?
Matt McMahon: Looking back now it feels like a long time ago when I was making my debut as a 17-year-old, but I guess the desire to compete and my love for the club, coaches, teammates, past and present, has been the main factor in continually showing up and has now got me to this milestone.
No doubt the body has seen better days, and it takes longer to recovery from games, even training at times, but that doesn’t outweigh the enjoyment I get from being around the club and running out with the boys each week.
AFL Barwon: You have remained a one club player throughout your senior career, what has kept you at Newtown & Chilwell? What is so special about the club?
Matt McMahon:It’s something I am proud of being is a one club player. It has been an easy decision for me along the way. I just feel fortunate for the support the club has shown me over the years, the relationships I’ve formed, best mates I’ve made, all those things make it such a special place for me and a reason why I feel I owe the club so much.
AFL Barwon: You are a three-time Mathieson Medallist which an incredible achievement in its own. Is there one of these seasons you credit as your best?
Matt McMahon:It’s hard to compare your individual years but my favourite years are those when you are competing at a high level against the best teams in the competition. As a player and teammate, I felt I had a big contribution to that standard which makes those years more memorable.
AFL Barwon: it must be tougher to keep playing and finding the time to train when you have younger kids. You must have a very supportive family.
Matt McMahon:Yes, obviously the combination of kids and footy has its challenges but if anything, it puts football into perspective. It made me look at it in a whole new way.
Seeing the enjoyment our kids get out of it, for me, is probably one of the best parts of playing. I know on reflection in years to come it will be something we all look back on with great memories.
I’m proud watching my whole family embrace being a part of the club.
Mads (Wife Madaleine McMahon) and the kids and also my parents, have all been incredible and I feel extremely lucky to have their support over the years.
AFL Barwon: You’re giving back to the club by coaching junior teams, how are you as a coach and is coaching where you think you’ll end up post career?
Matt McMahon:I get so much joy watching our kids play footy but also just growing up within the club. The coaching side of it is great fun and something that’s hard to stay away from as you feel like you have a fair bit to give, but to be honest I haven’t thought too much more about coaching post career. When the playing days are done, I look forward to helping out and giving back to the club wherever I can.
The AFL Barwon community congratulates Matt on wonderful achievement and all the best for the weekend’s celebration.
AFL Barwon is excited to announce the Blood Toyota Geelong Football Netball League fixture for the 2023 season.
Round 1 kicks off on April 15th with reigning 2022 Senior Football Premiers St Mary’s, hosting St Joseph’s in a night fixture at Anthony Costa Oval.
South Barwon and Grovedale start their season playing for the John Nankervis Shield at McDonald Reserve.
The remaining round 1 fixture has Newtown & Chilwell hosting Geelong West Giants, Colac travel to Windsor Park to take on North Shore, Bell Park host St Albans, and Lara play away against Leopold.
Other key fixture highlights include:
The full 2023 Blood Toyota Geelong Football Netball League season fixture can be found here.
Please see below the list of upcoming umpire workshops and development opportunities that Netball Victoria are running in our region.
MENTOR WORKSHOP
Focuses on the mentor/mentee relationship and responsibilities, constructive feedback skills, the do’s and don’ts of mentoring, and expectations of beginner umpires.
Sunday 29 January
Kardinia Park, Geelong
5:00pm-7:00pm
Register here https://vic.netball.com.au/events#149
YOUR DECISION COUNTS
Covers topics such as Contact vs Contest, Obstruction and Advantage, bio-mechanics, and how positioning and vision effect decision making.
Friday 3 February
5:15pm-7:15pm
Kardinia Park, Geelong
Register here https://vic.netball.com.au/events#149
INTRODUCTION TO UMPIRING
Learn the basic characteristics of becoming an umpire, using your whistle and hand signals effectively, infringements and sanctions, and positioning on the court.
Wednesday 1 March
4:45pm-6:45pm
Kardinia Park, Geelong
Register here https://vic.netball.com.au/events#149
MENTOR WORKSHOP
Focuses on the mentor/mentee relationship and responsibilities, constructive feedback skills, the do’s and don’ts of mentoring, and expectations of beginner umpires.
Wednesday 8 March
6:00pm-8:00pm
Kardinia Park, Geelong
Register here https://vic.netball.com.au/events#149
MENTOR WORKSHOP
Focuses on the mentor/mentee relationship and responsibilities, constructive feedback skills, the do’s and don’ts of mentoring, and expectations of beginner umpires.
Friday 31 March
6:00pm-8:00pm
Kardinia Park, Geelong
Register here: https://vic.netball.com.au/events#149
INTRODUCTION TO UMPIRING
Learn the basic characteristics of becoming an umpire, using your whistle and hand signals effectively, infringements and sanctions, and positioning on the court.
Wednesday 5 April
4:45pm-6:45pm
Kardinia Park, Geelong
Register here https://vic.netball.com.au/events#149
Save the dates – confirmation and registration links available soon.
Game and Match Management - Geelong, Friday 5 May
Game and Match Management - Colac, Tuesday 9 May
Please see below upcoming date for Development Coaching Course being ran in our region.
DEVELOPMENT COACHING ACCREDITATION COURSE – Practical Component
Saturday 18 February
Wurdi Baierr Stadium, Torquay
12:30pm-5pm
Register here: https://vic.netball.com.au/events#148
This course has pre-requisites and more detail can be found https://vic.netball.com.au/how-become-coach-accreditation
Use this link to assist in finding the course to register: https://support.netball.com.au/hc/en-au/articles/4408375692825-Enrolling-in-a-Course-or-Accreditation
Netball Victoria's Game Development Conference will be held on selected dates from 6-19 February 2023.
With both online and face-to-face sessions for coaches and umpires, it is a great way to kickstart the year and get your pre-season underway.
Registrations are now open!
View more information https://vic.netball.com.au/game-development-conference-2023
Register now https://netballvictoria.formstack.com/forms/conference2023