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AFLL said:
Had a great year really well deserved and very consistent. Very low count though ? Thoughts IMS
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Very strange count to be honest mate, really surprised with the low totals for Hetherington and Toman.
 

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The_Traveler said:
If you don't want a job that's been set up for you can you share why not? You were there for half of the 2017 season and left. Is there something wrong behind the club doors maybe?
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Please explain why it would it be set up for me? I have had no contact with the footy club or anyone involved with it for over 10 weeks and that's a fact. I left because I started a new job (first one since my accident 3 years ago) and for no other reason at all. So who ever is feeding you info is having a lend mate.
 
sunba97 said:
Please explain why it would it be set up for me? I have had no contact with the footy club or anyone involved with it for over 10 weeks and that's a fact. I left because I started a new job (first one since my accident 3 years ago) and for no other reason at all. So who ever is feeding you info is having a lend mate.
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Hi champ great to see you back on your feet, you have no one to answer to you have given plenty to the club and to local footy also great to see your life is back on track after your accident wish you and your family all the best mate
 
The_Traveler said:
Imo Hetherington was b&f every day of the week. Cooke was great. And T Cuff runners up. Must be because of the shadows of his father. Plenty of others that well deserve that one.
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I thought Toman or Hetherington had to get it, Jack O'Sullivan was good too but even for him to beat Hetherington in Rising Gun is a bit silly. Hetherington played in the middle, heap of the ball and finished third in league goalkicking and playing in a top two team.

Would've been good to see Tessari win and break the trend of midfield.

Cooke a good year but I am certain one game he got 3 votes when he would've been lucky to get 3 possessions??.. maybe put the award into the hands of voters that have some idea. Umpires clearly can't do it.
 
sunba97 said:
Please explain why it would it be set up for me? I have had no contact with the footy club or anyone involved with it for over 10 weeks and that's a fact. I left because I started a new job (first one since my accident 3 years ago) and for no other reason at all. So who ever is feeding you info is having a lend mate.
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Congratulations on your new job, great to hear. Sources tell me that your received a call or text form one of the committee weeks before the end of the season to ask you come back. What's your thoughts on the future of the club with Dicko being pushed away, no doubt a lot of players will follow where ever he ends up.
 
SaintsGoMarchin said:
I thought Toman or Hetherington had to get it, Jack O'Sullivan was good too but even for him to beat Hetherington in Rising Gun is a bit silly. Hetherington played in the middle, heap of the ball and finished third in league goalkicking and playing in a top two team.

Would've been good to see Tessari win and break the trend of midfield.

Cooke a good year but I am certain one game he got 3 votes when he would've been lucky to get 3 possessions??.. maybe put the award into the hands of voters that have some idea. Umpires clearly can't do it.
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We must remember that the Bowen is awarded on umpires votes and given Brad Hardy and Bryan Wilson won Brownlows it could always be argued whether they got it correct. Good work By Cooke to kick that many, however perhaps time in the middle also helped his cause. Seany , Ben Toman and Jack are also great players albeit I am not sure they are the kind to be anything but exited at the years they had.

Roll on the prelim and hopefully Sean H will give all a look at what he can do.

Go Sharks
 
Riddell District Football Netball League held its 2017 Bowen and Ryan Medal Presentation at Lakeside Receptions, Taylors Lakes on Wednesday, September 6. Macedon’s Jason Cooke won the 2017 Bowen Medal for best Senior player with 16 votes from runner-up and Matthews Medal winner Tierone Cuffe from the Sunbury Kangaroos with 15 votes.

The Ryan Medal for best A Grade player went down to the wire with Diggers Rest’s Amy Carroll and Melton Centrals’ Rebecca Morabito tying for the medal with 21 votes ahead of Macedon’s Ciara Stewart on 18 votes.

Please find all award winners listed below -

2017 Dome Security Leading Goal Kicker Awards
UNDER 18.5s
Winner - Jake Sutton (Rupertswood) - 52 goals
2nd - Tyson Chapman (Woodend/Hesket) - 45 goals
3rd - Thomas Knight (Wallan) - 33 goals

RESERVES
Winners - Tomas Stefaniw (Rupertswood) and Timothy Robertson (Wallan) - 50 goals
2nd - Michael Sammut (Diggers Rest) - 36 goals
3rd - Edward Whelan (Rupertswood) - 34 goals

SENIORS
Winner - Jason Cooke - (Macedon) - 77 goals
2nd - Todd Podolczak - (Rupertswood) - 55 goals
Equal third - Sean Hetherington (Rupertswood), Phillip Lobb (Sunbury Kangaroos) and Daniel Nolan (Wallan) - 43 goals

BUFFALO SPORTS BEST DEFENDER
UNDER 18.5s
Winner - Michael Leontiew (Diggers Rest) – 14 votes
Runner-up - Jarrod Johns (Rockbank) - 12 votes
RESERVES
Winner - Luke Walker (Sunbury Kangaroos) - 20 votes
Runner-up - Josh Ruth (Wallan) - 16 votes

SENIORS
Winner - Ayden Tessari (Romsey) - 28 votes
Runner-up Timothy Walsh (Riddell) - 24 votes

CLUB 18s
Runner-up - Laytten Smith (Sunbury Kangaroos)
The winner of the Club 18 Best and Fairest for 2017 is a member of the Ballarat Football Netball League, and will be presented at the upcoming Henderson Medal awards night.

CHARLES WATSON MEDAL - Under 18.5 Football Best and Fairest
Winner - Shane Lindsay (Woodend/Hesket) - 20 votes
Runner-up - Thomas Knight (Wallan) - 17 votes

JAMES SCARBOROUGH MEDAL - Reserves Best and Fairest
Winner - Joshua Kanellos (Sunbury Kangaroos) - 18 votes
Runner-up - Timothy Robertson (Wallan) - 17 votes

BOWEN MEDAL - Senior Best and Fairest
Winner (Bowen Medal) - Jason Cooke (Macedon) - 16 votes
Runner-up (Matthews Medal) Tierone Cuffe (Sunbury Kangaroos) - 15 votes

STEVE TURNER RISING GUN AWARD - Football
Round 1: Toby Sims (Macedon)
Round 2: Mitchell Baumgartner (Rockbank)
Round 3: Sean Hetherington (Rupertswood)
Round 4: Corey Wright (Diggers Rest)
Round 5: Jack O’Sullivan (Romsey)
Round 6: Cameron Arnold (Woodend/Hesket)
Round 7: Corey Grindlay (Wallan)
Round 8: James Wooster (Lancefield)
Round 9: Charlie Mathieson (Woodend/Hesket)
Round 10: Aaron Christensen (Macedon)
Round 11: Bradley Reynolds (Romsey)
Round 12: Nathan Croft (Riddell)
Round 13: Christopher Jackson (Lancefield)
Round 14: Jake Snowdon (Melton Centrals)
Round 15: Luke Sultana (Rupertswood)
Round 16: Josh Spry (Melton Centrals)

Winner - Jack O'Sullivan (Romsey)

ONTIME DELIVERY SOLUTIONS FOOTBALL TEAM OF THE YEAR
BACK LINE:
Back Pocket: Ayden Tessari (Romsey)
Full Back: Timothy Walsh (Riddell)
Back Pocket: Christopher Burkett (Romsey)
Half Back Flank: Jesse Davies (Wallan)
Centre Half Back: Brett Chambers (Rupertswood)
Half Back Flank: Ben Sonogan (Riddell)

MIDFIELD:
Wing: Matthew Burkett (Romsey)
Centre: Brent Swallow (Rupertswood)
Wing: Jack O’Sullivan (Romsey)
Ruck: Thomas Waters (Macedon)
Ruck Rover: Taylor Hine (Diggers Rest)
Rover: Daniel Toman (Woodend-Hesket)

FORWARD LINE:
Half Forward Flank: Haydn Ross (Riddell)
Centre Half Forward: Cameron Arnold (Woodend/Hesket)
Half Forward Flank: Sean Hetherington (Rupertswood)
Forward Pocket: Todd Podolczak (Rupertswood)
Full Forward: Jason Cooke (Macedon)
Forward Pocket: Shaun Harrison (Macedon)

INTERCHANGE:
Tierone Cuffe (Sunbury Kangaroos)
Dean Putt (Rupertswood)
Cale Morton (Diggers Rest)
Interchange: Matthew Dick (Macedon)
Coach: Jeff Andrews (Macedon)

ONTIME DELIVERY SOLUTIONS PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Winner - Brent Swallow (Rupertswood)

2017 KARMAN MEDAL - INTERLEAGUE BEST ON GROUND - Senior Football
Winner - Daniel Toman (Woodend/Hesket)

NETBALL
RISING STAR AWARD
Winner - Hayley Matthews (Rupertswood)

19 and UNDER NETBALL Best and Fairest
Winner - Taylah Ranieri (Woodend-Hesket) – 23 Votes
Runner-up Georgia Hellyer (Rupertswood) – 21 Votes

C GRADE NETBALL Best and Fairest
Winner - Toni Fogarty (Diggers Rest) - 27 votes
Runner-up - Hannah Keane (Rupertswood) - 23 votes

B GRADE NETBALL Best and Fairest
Winners - Kymberly Grant (Macedon) and Katie Gould (Romsey) - 18 votes
Runner-up - Meikah Johns (Riddell) - 16 votes

RYAN MEDAL – A Grade Netball Best and Fairest
Winners - Rebecca Morabito (Melton Centrals) and Amy Carroll (Diggers Rest) - 21 votes
Runner-up - Ciara Stewart (Macedon) - 18 votes

WESTERN WATER NETBALL TEAM OF THE YEAR
Goal Keeper: Sarah Szczykulski (Romsey)
Goal Defence: Janelle Birch (Macedon)
Wing Defence: Anica Scherer (Lancefield)
Centre: Natasha Chokljat (Diggers Rest)
Wing Attack: Prue Stanley (Rupertswood)
Goal Attack: Amy Carroll (Diggers Rest)
Goal Shooter: Tahnysha Salanoa (Lancefield)
Reserve: Rebecca Morabito (Melton Centrals)
Reserve: Chloe Wilson (Macedon)
Reserve: Katie Clarke (Macedon)
Coach - Ciara Stewart (Macedon)

2017 WESTERN WATER PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Winner - Amy Carroll (Diggers Rest)

OTHER
DOME SECURITY 'UNSUNG HERO' AWARD
Winner - Gavin Sporle

CLUB OF THE YEAR
Winner - Macedon (974 points)
Runner-up - Diggers Rest (952 points)
Third - Sunbury Kangaroos (924 points)
 

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The_Traveler said:
Congratulations on your new job, great to hear. Sources tell me that your received a call or text form one of the committee weeks before the end of the season to ask you come back. What's your thoughts on the future of the club with Dicko being pushed away, no doubt a lot of players will follow where ever he ends up.
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Quality people at Sunbury, no doubt they are and will continue to work tirelessly to find the right fit.
Dixon one of the most knowledgeable coaches in the area IMO seems maybe the fit wasnt quite right between the two parties in the end.

Congrats to all winners from last night
 
The_Traveler said:
Congratulations on your new job, great to hear. Sources tell me that your received a call or text form one of the committee weeks before the end of the season to ask you come back. What's your thoughts on the future of the club with Dicko being pushed away, no doubt a lot of players will follow where ever he ends up.
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Come on mate you are kidding right. Not an ounce of truth in that I can assure you. I have had many conversations with surrounding clubs regarding possible coaching roles but on no occasion have I ever had a conversation or text regarding coaching the Kangas. In my honest opinion they need a coach that has had no affiliation with the club and he can then bring his own new ideas ect. Massive congrats to Tie Cuffe as well, missed a few games with injury as well.
 
ChrisThaLedg said:
Riddell District Football Netball League held its 2017 Bowen and Ryan Medal Presentation at Lakeside Receptions, Taylors Lakes on Wednesday, September 6. Macedon’s Jason Cooke won the 2017 Bowen Medal for best Senior player with 16 votes from runner-up and Matthews Medal winner Tierone Cuffe from the Sunbury Kangaroos with 15 votes.

The Ryan Medal for best A Grade player went down to the wire with Diggers Rest’s Amy Carroll and Melton Centrals’ Rebecca Morabito tying for the medal with 21 votes ahead of Macedon’s Ciara Stewart on 18 votes.

Please find all award winners listed below -

2017 Dome Security Leading Goal Kicker Awards
UNDER 18.5s
Winner - Jake Sutton (Rupertswood) - 52 goals
2nd - Tyson Chapman (Woodend/Hesket) - 45 goals
3rd - Thomas Knight (Wallan) - 33 goals

RESERVES
Winners - Tomas Stefaniw (Rupertswood) and Timothy Robertson (Wallan) - 50 goals
2nd - Michael Sammut (Diggers Rest) - 36 goals
3rd - Edward Whelan (Rupertswood) - 34 goals

SENIORS
Winner - Jason Cooke - (Macedon) - 77 goals
2nd - Todd Podolczak - (Rupertswood) - 55 goals
Equal third - Sean Hetherington (Rupertswood), Phillip Lobb (Sunbury Kangaroos) and Daniel Nolan (Wallan) - 43 goals

BUFFALO SPORTS BEST DEFENDER
UNDER 18.5s
Winner - Michael Leontiew (Diggers Rest) – 14 votes
Runner-up - Jarrod Johns (Rockbank) - 12 votes
RESERVES
Winner - Luke Walker (Sunbury Kangaroos) - 20 votes
Runner-up - Josh Ruth (Wallan) - 16 votes

SENIORS
Winner - Ayden Tessari (Romsey) - 28 votes
Runner-up Timothy Walsh (Riddell) - 24 votes

CLUB 18s
Runner-up - Laytten Smith (Sunbury Kangaroos)
The winner of the Club 18 Best and Fairest for 2017 is a member of the Ballarat Football Netball League, and will be presented at the upcoming Henderson Medal awards night.

CHARLES WATSON MEDAL - Under 18.5 Football Best and Fairest
Winner - Shane Lindsay (Woodend/Hesket) - 20 votes
Runner-up - Thomas Knight (Wallan) - 17 votes

JAMES SCARBOROUGH MEDAL - Reserves Best and Fairest
Winner - Joshua Kanellos (Sunbury Kangaroos) - 18 votes
Runner-up - Timothy Robertson (Wallan) - 17 votes

BOWEN MEDAL - Senior Best and Fairest
Winner (Bowen Medal) - Jason Cooke (Macedon) - 16 votes
Runner-up (Matthews Medal) Tierone Cuffe (Sunbury Kangaroos) - 15 votes

STEVE TURNER RISING GUN AWARD - Football
Round 1: Toby Sims (Macedon)
Round 2: Mitchell Baumgartner (Rockbank)
Round 3: Sean Hetherington (Rupertswood)
Round 4: Corey Wright (Diggers Rest)
Round 5: Jack O’Sullivan (Romsey)
Round 6: Cameron Arnold (Woodend/Hesket)
Round 7: Corey Grindlay (Wallan)
Round 8: James Wooster (Lancefield)
Round 9: Charlie Mathieson (Woodend/Hesket)
Round 10: Aaron Christensen (Macedon)
Round 11: Bradley Reynolds (Romsey)
Round 12: Nathan Croft (Riddell)
Round 13: Christopher Jackson (Lancefield)
Round 14: Jake Snowdon (Melton Centrals)
Round 15: Luke Sultana (Rupertswood)
Round 16: Josh Spry (Melton Centrals)

Winner - Jack O'Sullivan (Romsey)

ONTIME DELIVERY SOLUTIONS FOOTBALL TEAM OF THE YEAR
BACK LINE:
Back Pocket: Ayden Tessari (Romsey)
Full Back: Timothy Walsh (Riddell)
Back Pocket: Christopher Burkett (Romsey)
Half Back Flank: Jesse Davies (Wallan)
Centre Half Back: Brett Chambers (Rupertswood)
Half Back Flank: Ben Sonogan (Riddell)

MIDFIELD:
Wing: Matthew Burkett (Romsey)
Centre: Brent Swallow (Rupertswood)
Wing: Jack O’Sullivan (Romsey)
Ruck: Thomas Waters (Macedon)
Ruck Rover: Taylor Hine (Diggers Rest)
Rover: Daniel Toman (Woodend-Hesket)

FORWARD LINE:
Half Forward Flank: Haydn Ross (Riddell)
Centre Half Forward: Cameron Arnold (Woodend/Hesket)
Half Forward Flank: Sean Hetherington (Rupertswood)
Forward Pocket: Todd Podolczak (Rupertswood)
Full Forward: Jason Cooke (Macedon)
Forward Pocket: Shaun Harrison (Macedon)

INTERCHANGE:
Tierone Cuffe (Sunbury Kangaroos)
Dean Putt (Rupertswood)
Cale Morton (Diggers Rest)
Interchange: Matthew Dick (Macedon)
Coach: Jeff Andrews (Macedon)

ONTIME DELIVERY SOLUTIONS PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Winner - Brent Swallow (Rupertswood)

2017 KARMAN MEDAL - INTERLEAGUE BEST ON GROUND - Senior Football
Winner - Daniel Toman (Woodend/Hesket)

NETBALL
RISING STAR AWARD
Winner - Hayley Matthews (Rupertswood)

19 and UNDER NETBALL Best and Fairest
Winner - Taylah Ranieri (Woodend-Hesket) – 23 Votes
Runner-up Georgia Hellyer (Rupertswood) – 21 Votes

C GRADE NETBALL Best and Fairest
Winner - Toni Fogarty (Diggers Rest) - 27 votes
Runner-up - Hannah Keane (Rupertswood) - 23 votes

B GRADE NETBALL Best and Fairest
Winners - Kymberly Grant (Macedon) and Katie Gould (Romsey) - 18 votes
Runner-up - Meikah Johns (Riddell) - 16 votes

RYAN MEDAL – A Grade Netball Best and Fairest
Winners - Rebecca Morabito (Melton Centrals) and Amy Carroll (Diggers Rest) - 21 votes
Runner-up - Ciara Stewart (Macedon) - 18 votes

WESTERN WATER NETBALL TEAM OF THE YEAR
Goal Keeper: Sarah Szczykulski (Romsey)
Goal Defence: Janelle Birch (Macedon)
Wing Defence: Anica Scherer (Lancefield)
Centre: Natasha Chokljat (Diggers Rest)
Wing Attack: Prue Stanley (Rupertswood)
Goal Attack: Amy Carroll (Diggers Rest)
Goal Shooter: Tahnysha Salanoa (Lancefield)
Reserve: Rebecca Morabito (Melton Centrals)
Reserve: Chloe Wilson (Macedon)
Reserve: Katie Clarke (Macedon)
Coach - Ciara Stewart (Macedon)

2017 WESTERN WATER PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Winner - Amy Carroll (Diggers Rest)

OTHER
DOME SECURITY 'UNSUNG HERO' AWARD
Winner - Gavin Sporle

CLUB OF THE YEAR
Winner - Macedon (974 points)
Runner-up - Diggers Rest (952 points)
Third - Sunbury Kangaroos (924 points)
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ChristhaLedg
Mate the Comp going to put a link to the list of who got votes in all grades on the website. It has been done in the past .


On iPhone using BigFooty.com mobile app
 
ChrisThaLedg said:
Websites aren't properly functioning at the moment mate.. still working on it.. would love to see an example of the votes being put up in the past so I can replicate it =)
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Generally I think the clubs have been emailed a copy of the votes, I think that the spreadsheet has been uploaded previously
 
Brady3712 said:
Dixon one of the most knowledgeable coaches in the area IMO seems maybe the fit wasnt quite right between the two parties in the end.
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So where will Jarrad bob up? Far too into his footy to not be of use to someone surely.
 
Itsmyshow said:
Very strange count to be honest mate, really surprised with the low totals for Hetherington and Toman.
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Hetherington was my pick a fair way out, with Jesse Davies and Toman in the mix. I would love to see the breakdown as if he didn't get top votes the 3 Rupo games I got to then I'll be buggered.
 
Jack_Bauer said:
I ask this question every year, but could someone please explain to me what the criteria is for club of the year? What are the votes awarded for?

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Extracted from the RDNFL operations manual -


91. Club of the Year Award


The League may arrange an award each season for the club judged the club of the year, which is considered to have conducted it’s affairs

during the season in the most efficient and lawful manner conducive to the best administrative practices of a football club and most disciplined

club within the League. Criteria for determining Club of the Year as follows:

• Starting balance of 500 points

• Add total points from the umpire ratings.

• For Under 18.5 comp, any club which does not have an Under 18.5 team, use the average of all clubs

• For Under 18.5 comp, average out each club in the event of uneven fixture (if we end up with uneven affiliation numbers).

• Deduct 10 points for each individual rating of zero in the umpire ratings

• Deduct 10 points per week that a club player is suspended (either set penalty, or tribunal verdict)

• Deduct 10 points for each fine handed down, as per umpire match report sheet

• Deduct 50 points for failing to have club attendance at an RDFNL mandatory meeting, inclusive of coach & umpire forum

• Deduct 20 points for failing to supply club notes prior to weekly deadline

• Points deduction for aged debt as at August 1st. 2 points per $100 in the 61-90 day category, 5 points per $100 in the 90+ day category
 
It Is Me said:
Extracted from the RDNFL operations manual -


91. Club of the Year Award


The League may arrange an award each season for the club judged the club of the year, which is considered to have conducted it’s affairs

during the season in the most efficient and lawful manner conducive to the best administrative practices of a football club and most disciplined

club within the League. Criteria for determining Club of the Year as follows:

• Starting balance of 500 points

• Add total points from the umpire ratings.

• For Under 18.5 comp, any club which does not have an Under 18.5 team, use the average of all clubs

• For Under 18.5 comp, average out each club in the event of uneven fixture (if we end up with uneven affiliation numbers).

• Deduct 10 points for each individual rating of zero in the umpire ratings

• Deduct 10 points per week that a club player is suspended (either set penalty, or tribunal verdict)

• Deduct 10 points for each fine handed down, as per umpire match report sheet

• Deduct 50 points for failing to have club attendance at an RDFNL mandatory meeting, inclusive of coach & umpire forum

• Deduct 20 points for failing to supply club notes prior to weekly deadline

• Points deduction for aged debt as at August 1st. 2 points per $100 in the 61-90 day category, 5 points per $100 in the 90+ day category
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Thanks for clearing that up. So it has nothing to do with on field performance of footy and netball teams then?

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