2019 U19 Division 4
U19 Ladder
W | L | % | Pts | |
---|---|---|---|---|
Williamstown CYMS | 15 | 3 | 252.25 | 60 |
Peninsula | 13 | 3 | 184.58 | 60 |
Melbourne High School | 12 | 5 | 206.39 | 52 |
Mazenod | 12 | 6 | 124.22 | 48 |
De La Salle | 9 | 7 | 130.69 | 44 |
St Kevins OB | 11 | 7 | 79.04 | 44 |
Brunswick
|
9 | 8 | 120.02 | 40 |
St Bedes/Mentone Tigers | 4 | 13 | 78.98 | 20 |
South Melbourne Districts | 2 | 14 | 34.34 | 16 |
La Trobe University | 2 | 15 | 33.24 | 12 |
Therry Penola | 1 | 15 | 32.76 | 12 |
Bulleen Templestowe | 1 | 6 | 27.16 | 4 |
Round 1
Round 2
Round 3
Round 4
Round 5
VAFA regrading has moved our U19s from Division 3 to the Division 4 competition starting Round 5.
Round 6
A 2.00 pm start, a 20 degree day and the long wide expanses of the Ted Ajani football ground greeted the U19s for round 5. Welcoming back into the team from 2018 were Stefan Stengerherlin and Jack Ludeman. The instructions were to play both sides of the ground and not get trapped onto the southern flat wing. Given the wide expanses players were instructed to switch the ball back into the corridor and take risks.
Round 7
Facing a top side and on the home ground at the "G", what could we expect after last week's big win? We had a narrow loss the week before to De La Salle and the form was very good. The ladder told a familiar story with the Pirates having won 5, but none of their opposition were in the four! Could an upset be on the cards?
Round 8
A full side today with 6 on the bench meant the players rotations were going to be important to keep the pressure on the new U19 La Trobe Uni team.
Round 9
A damp and sticky Gillon Oval greeted both sides for Round 9 which was going to be a hit out against another top 4 team.
Round 10
With a wet week across the metropolitan area, the conditions at Therry were always going to be testing, with a water-logged ground and the cricket pitch to contend with.
Round 11
The odd alignment of the Mentone Ground (north-west-south-east) coupled with the strong north-westerly gale (10 goal) greeted the players, but the deck was firm and the only constraint to deal with was the ubiquitous muddy cricket wicket. The issue was going to be at what time during the game would the weather close in and the storm arrive? The radar said 12.30.
Round 13
Round 14
Round 15
Round 16
Round 17
With the end of the season very near, the equation to be resolved is two wins from the last two games. If Peninsula (top) beats St. Kevins (5th), our team has a chance to finish 6th and in the finals which would be a great turnaround from last year's experience.
Round 18
A bright sunny Gillon Oval greeted the players, just recently rolled to smooth out irregularities after last 4 weeks of wet conditions. Although the northeasterly wind (not breeze) at 20 knots swept across the ground, which would make for trying conditions that influenced scoring opportunities throughout the day. For Brunswick to sneak into the final 6, the team had to win and hope that St. Bedes (8th) would beat St. Kevins (6th) at home.