2013
Coaches’ Reports
Game Results
Best and Fairest Votes
Player Stats.
Supers Coach’s Report 2013
With Purpose
Bayside Saints commenced preparations for the 2013 season by taking a dramatically different
approach and appointing a co-coaching team for the Over 35s. This predicated on two main factors:
1. The belief that no one was able to do the amount of work the previous coach had
undertaken
2. The misplaced 'co-captain' approach seen at AFL level which appears to have finally run its
race.
In placing Brent Ward and Marcus Barber at the helm Bayside Saints have led the way for what will
likely be a more common occurrence in years to come with complementary coaching capability
being used to both add to, and spread the workload.
Pre-Season:
It would be fair to say that Pre-Season was for many players 'different'. Different location, different
drills, different players and the introduction of the 3 Ps - Protection, Position, and 'Pain on the
Opposition' (scoreboard pressure)
The Coaching team had determined that overall the club would benefit from an improvement in ball
handling skills particularly by foot with the consistent warm up drill throughout the year. In addition
the drills were designed to 'hide' the workload.
It is anticipated in the coming season that more emphasis will be placed on the Protection drills to
sharpen our intent to Protect our team mates. Fitness overall was good leading into the season
though match preparation was lacking with our one hit-out insufficient to prepare us for the first
match against Peninsula. It is likely that more drill of a match style nature will be incorporated into
preseason.
The ladder had us placed about right for the season's efforts, though the missed % against Eastern
may have had us one place higher. Overall though, we failed to capitalise to win games that we
should have won (Mordialloc), with the Cranbourne loss particularly disappointing.
Our win early in the season against eventual premier Frankston (and a pretty good effort in the
return game with no one on the bench, relying on contributions from masters players to help out for
a half), along with a great effort in the final game against Peninsula showed that we have what it
takes to match the best in the competition.
What the season also showed was that even a half or one quarter lapse in Purpose and forgetting
the impact of the 3P's can open to door to an opposition. As a result, winnable games were turned
into undesirable outcomes. The competition is an even enough playing field to show that on the day,
any side can be a winner.
That said, we've had some great input from new players down to the club (good recruiting by Scott
Bayes in the off season) and some of our other players showed significant steps toward becoming
very good footballers.
It's also becoming clearer that to go from being able to match it with anyone, to being able to beat
anyone, another one or two younger sets of legs would be handy. I believe we averaged about
43years on the ground this year - it's probably a couple of years or so more than what we need with
at least three players able to play 47s. We need to attract down another four or five good movers
who've just moved into the 35yo zone.
On a personal note I hope I've shown that my thoughts are well beyond just playing footy. I see my
role as tackling the much bigger issue of health and mindsets, with football as the vehicle. I'd like to
thank Brent for accepting the co-coaching role and for his many insights during the week and game
days, as well as for handling the incoming phone calls.
Thanks to to everyone who helps out during the week, from pinning bodies back together to goal
umpiring, to team sheets, runners and time keeping. In all seriousness lads, the people do a
truckload of work to make it much easier for us during the year.
Congrats to Neil in the 52s, Joey for another fine year and finally to Adam and the Masters team for
adding to the trophy cabinet - delightful results for all involved and the club.
Marcus Barber
Supers Game Results 2013
1
14/04/13
Away
4.7 - 31
Peninsula Raiders
13.13 - 91
2
21/04/13
Home
10.5 - 65
Frankston Districts
9.8 - 62
3
05/05/13
Away
17.14 - 116
Eastern Warriors
6.9 - 45
4
19/05/13
Home
13.6 - 84
Carrum Cowboys
15.8 - 98
5
02/06/13
Home
11.10 - 76
6
16/06/13
Away
7.5 - 47
Mordialloc
7
30/06/13
Away
7.3 - 45
Cranbourne
8
14/07/13
Home
9
28/07/13
Away
10 11/08/13
Home
0
Parkdale
Eastern Warriors
6.4 - 40
14.7 - 91
7.9 - 51
0
5.9 - 39
Frankston Districts
15.10 -100
10.16 - 76
Peninsula Raiders
12.16 - 88
SUPERS Best and Fairest Votes 2013
Whitaker
Bayes
Curran
McLardie
Teelow
Barber
Dykes
Martin
Mihelakos
Peachey
Thorne
Heard
Turner
Fennessy
Dale
Bognor
Gleeson
O'Donnell
Perriam
Portelli
Barnard
Garnett
Paxman
Ward
Lewis
Schmidt
Dave
Scott
Glenn
Garth
Aaron
Marcus
Simon
Corey
George
Shane
Gill
Ben
Andrew
Michael
Brett
Adrian
Dean
Liam
Mathew
Dean
Jason
Ryland
Mike
Brent
Graham
Julian
33
27
22
14
14
11
11
9
8
8
8
7
7
6
5
4
3
3
3
3
2
2
2
2
1
1
Masters Coach’s Report 2013
When you look back and reflect on 2013 we can see the masters had a fun year. We have grown in
numbers which is a reflection of the committee coaches and players of this great club. Looking back
on the season after a start of 2 losses to Peninsula and Frankston the season was already on the line.
Wins followed against Eastern away and Carrum at home to square up the ledger at 2 and 2. After a
hard fought win over Beaconsfield at home we travelled to Mordialloc.
This was the turning point of the year when the master’s way of footy started Handball back,
Sheppard, Talk and have fun. Lauchy also that day telling the worst joke of the year .We welcomed
Chief into the side that day and Wardy went to center half back.
Another away game saw us come up against Cranbourne and another win. This saw us climb the
ladder once again and a finals birth was there for the taking. A round 8 win against Eastern and we
climbed into 3rd position on the ladder. Frankston at Frankston one of the best all round
performances of the year. We wanted top spot. The feeling in the rooms before the game was of
confidence and a winning attitude. A 25pt victory saw us on top spot by 1.5% with one round to go.
The top 3 sides were only separated by 5% all on 7 and 2 win /loss record. The last round produced
an amazing result; we smashed Peninsula by 100 pts. With a 5 goal to zip 3rd quarter into the breeze,
we finished on top
Semi Final v Cranbourne
Nerves and the way Cranbourne played that day saw the scores level at half time. Who was going to
crack first? We switched and ran the ball steadied and lead by 3 goal at the final change. I asked for a
shut down last quarter and got it. One goal each in the final quarter and we ran out 22pt victors. TJ
was unbelievable in the ruck all day. Scott Shearer hitting up from the forward line and the tireless
efforts of our running men all day kept Cranbourne to 3 goals
Grand Final v Frankston
What a great day for the Masters and the whole football club. Hard to explain the feeling of coaching
a winning Grand Final but the joy on the faces of the players, their wives, girlfriends, children and
their mums and dads will be something that will stick with me forever.
It was an arm wrestle all day with us in front by the barest of margins at ¾ time. The game was there
to be won. It was all about playing for your mates, contest after contest.
A great team effort, a 12 point victory and the celebrations started.
Be very proud of what you have achieved this year
There are many thanks to be sent out. Marcus, Wardy and Joey thank you for your support this year.
Abe, Billio, Scott Shearer thanks for your positive input for the whole year
All the new players Anthony, Shane, Ben, Mick, Chris, Alex, Sean, Tony, Judda, Chief, Scott B and
Brian what a fantastic bunch of new blokes into the football club yep that includes you Brian. The
training staff led by Kylie thanks for looking after the boys this year I know they appreciate it.
Billy D, SS, Simo, and to all those who helped on the boundary line this year, thanks.
A massive Thank you to every player who pulled on a Bayside Saints Masters jumper this year.
Go Bayside Saints,
Adam Courtney
Masters Game Results 2013
1
14/04/13
Away
12.5 - 77
Peninsula Raiders
15.5 - 95
2
21/04/13
Home
8.7 - 55
Frankston Districts
12.10 - 82
3
05/05/13
Away
12.8 - 80
Eastern Warriors
1.7 - 13
4
19/05/13
Home
12.10 - 82
Carrum Cowboys
7.2 - 44
5
02/06/13
Home
6.12 - 48
Beaconsfield
3.9 - 27
6
16/06/13
Away
17.11 - 113
Mordialloc
3.7 - 25
7
30/06/13
Away
12.9 - 81
Cranbourne
2.5 - 17
8
14/07/13
Home
Eastern Warriors
7.3 - 45
9
28/07/13
Away
9.7 - 61
Frankston Districts
5.6 - 36
19.6 - 120
Peninsula Raiders
3.2 - 20
10 11/08/13
Home
19.14 - 128
1
25/08/13
(1st V 4th)
Away
6.9 - 45
Cranbourne
3.5 - 23
2
08/09/13
(Grand Final)
Away
5.9 - 39
Frankston Districts
3.9 – 27
MASTERS Best and Fairest Votes 2013
Hetherington
Shearer
Aquila
Quintal
Smith
Jelleff
Tinginis
Ward
Trihn
Pahl
Panagiotopoulos
Schmidt
McGuire
Bromley
Letchford
Mihelakos
Neate
De Vries
Dykes
Spiegel
Torres
Caddaye
Derham
Marston
Portelli
Raywood
Justin
Scott
John
Joe
Pete
Anthony
Abe
Brent
Hieu
Anthony
Alex
Julian
Sean
Scott
Brian
George
Geoff
Tony
Simon
Michael
Patrick
Damian
Billy
Scott
Dean
Chris
57
57
54
51
46
23
21
21
18
15
12
12
11
10
10
9
4
3
3
3
3
2
2
1
1
1
Legends Coach’s Report 2013
Another season come and gone, and another great season for the Bayside Saints. I’d like to
congratulate all coaches and staff for their time and effort this year that contributed to a successful
year. In particular Spaz and the Masters on going back to back, which is a remarkable effort.
This year saw a lot of new faces to the club that says we must be doing something right. The Legends
welcomed seven new faces to the team and it took us a few games to come to terms with it. After a
very close game and a loss in our first two games we really started to turn things around. So much so
we had a remarkable season to finish with two losses for the year and finish second on the ladder.
We played some outstanding football with a few standout performances, but overall this year our
football was really consistent. So the standard has been set for next year. I’d like to thank Peter
Rayson our captain, and also Al Gailey our vice-captain, who led by example and offered continuous
support and encouragement. To our team manager, Teresa Veli, thank you for your tireless effort
and support. We couldn’t do it without someone so organized. To Jason Barnard for being our goal
umpire at our home games. To the supporters who come to watch us play, it’s good to play in front
of someone. To the footy club for making it fun to coach - thank you very much.
GO SAINTS.
Joe Remman.
Legends Game Results 2013
1
14/04/13 Away
6.9 - 45
Peninsula Raiders
6.8 - 44
2
21/04/13 Home
4.6 - 30
Frankston Districts
9.8 - 62
3
05/05/13 Away
13.7 - 85
Eastern Warriors
3.5 - 23
4
19/05/13 Home
5.11 - 41
Diamond Valley
9.6 - 60
5
02/06/13 Home
15.6 - 96
Craigieburn
7.12 - 54
6
16/06/13 BYE
7
30/06/13 Away
22.18 - 150
South Yarra
6.6 - 42
8
14/07/13 Home
10.8 - 68
Eastern Warriors
4.6 - 30
9
28/07/13 Away
6.4 - 40
Frankston Districts
3.8 - 26
7.14 - 56
Peninsula Raiders
3.3 - 21
10 11/08/13 Home
LEGENDS Best and Fairest Votes 2013
Gailey
Luxa
Anderson
Neophitou
O'Connor
Remman
Fleisher
Rodgers
Allinson
Egan
Derham
Rayson
Maynard
McLorinan
Keane
Wilson
Al
Dave
Wayne
George
Michael
Joe
Glenn
Kieran
Terry
Joffa
Billy
Peter
Midas
Andrew
Shannon
Greg
34
24
13
11
11
11
9
9
8
8
7
6
5
3
1
1
2013 Player Stats. Home and Away Season
NAME
Airey
Allinson
Anderson
Aquila
Barber
Barnard
Bayes
Bennett
Bilionis
Blamires
Bognor
Bromley
Caddaye
Chirgwin
Christensen
Clancy
Courtney
Curran
Dale
Derham
De Vries
Dew
Dickson
Dykes
Dymock
Egan
Fennessy
Fenning
Ferraro
Fleisher
Gailey
Garnett
Gleeson
Haig
Harris
Harrop
Heard
Hellwege
Hetherington
2013
supers
Simeon
Terry
Wayne
John
Marcus
Jason
Scott
Grant
Angelo
Jarrod
Adrian
Scott
Damian
Ben
Paul
Rob
Adam
Glenn
Brett
Billy
Tony
Dan
Geoff
Simon
Craig
Joffa
Michael
Paul
Greg
Glenn
Al
Ryland
Dean
Lachlan
Rob
Rod
Ben
Nathan
Justin
2013
masters
1
2013
legends
goals
supers
goals
masters
7
9
goals
legends
4
8
9
6
9
9
9
11
1
2
5
3
1
6
3
2
1
1
8
4
3
2
9
7
1
9
8
1
7
3
2
6
1
4
7
7
1
2
1
8
6
3
2
2
1
1
7
9
1
1
9
4
2
1
2
4
2
8
9
1
3
7
7
1
10
8
1
8
8
8
3
1
8
Jelleff
Keane
Letchford
Lefebure
Lewis
Lewis
Lorentschitsch
Luxa
Mactier
Margheriti
Martin
Marston
Maynard
MacFarlane
McGuire
McLardie
McLorinan
Mihelakos
Muir
Neate
Neophitou
Oakley
O'Connor
O'Donnell
Pahl
Panagiotopoulos
Pardy
Patouras
Paxman
Peachey
Perriam
Portelli
Quintal
Rayson
Raywood
Remman
Robinson
Rodgers
Ryan
Salvatore
Schmidt
Shearer
Sinclair
Smith
Anthony
Shannon
Brian
Jean-Paul
Graham
Steve
Klaus
Dave
Dallas
John
Corey
Scott
Midas
Shane
Sean
Garth
Andrew
George
Craig
Geoff
George
Steve
Michael
Liam
Anthony
Alex
Damien
Michael
Mike
Shane
Mathew
Dean
Joe
Peter
Chris
Joe
Craig
Kieran
Travis
Peppino
Julian
Scott
John
Chris
1
1
3
10
2
8
6
5
9
1
8
1
6
4
1
3
8
1
5
9
3
8
8
6
1
5
6
3
5
1
2
6
4
8
3
1
8
9
8
4
9
3
3
10
3
1
4
1
5
4
3
6
1
2
3
3
1
1
2
9
2
8
9
1
9
3
8
13
8
7
7
5
3
1
1
4
10
2
2
5
35
2
1
Smith
Spiegel
Stevens
Teelow
Thorne
Tinginis
Torres
Trihn
Tsolozidis
Turner
Ward
Whitaker
Wilson
Zoethout
Pete
Michael
Peter
Aaron
Gill
Abe
Patrick
Hieu
George
Andrew
Brent
Dave
Greg
Paul
2
7
5
7
1
6
6
5
1
6
1
7
9
9
1
1
10
6
7
8
5
6
4
13
1
4
8
2
8
5
2