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Old enough to chase AFL dream

By NorthPort June 21, 2009

From the South Coast Standard
Reported by Peter Fletcher and Matt Neal
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IT'S taken time for former South Warrnambool and Geelong Falcons player Sam Dwyer to settle into the line-up for VFL side Port Melbourne.

Now in his fifth year with the Borough, Dwyer has backed up a 21-out-of-22-game season in 2008 with an even stronger start to 2009.

Round 10 scores - Week 2 (FINAL)

By Rookie June 20, 2009

2009 VFL Seniors
Port Melbourne: 4.4.28 ~ 10.6.66 ~ 13.9.87 ~ 18.14.122
Coburg Tigers: 1.3.9 ~ 4.4.28 ~ 7.4.46 ~ 12.5.77

GOALS:
Port Melbourne: Robbins 4, Pitt 3, Cain 3, Pinwill 2, Mullins, Dwyer, McLaren, Deluca, Smith, Hassett.
Coburg Tigers: Clarke 3, Schulz 3, Horne 2, Bowden, Browne, Caruso, Carrick.

BEST:
Port Melbourne: Dwyer, Pinwill, Robbins, Smith, Cain, Deluca.
Coburg Tigers: Clarke, Bowden, Carnell, Silvester, King, Coughlan.

Round 10 Teams (Week 2)

By NorthPort June 18, 2009

Port Melbourne vs. Coburg Tigers (ABC TV)
Saturday 20th June
TEAC Oval at 1:10 PM  

Port Melbourne

B S. Brewer Dalton Pleming
HB Hassett Smith McGrath
C Dwyer Robbins Cain
HF McMahon A. Deluca Raymond
F Schultz Bonaddio Fanning
R McLaren Baird Pinwill
Int O'Farrell Wall Dillon
  Kyriakides F. Deluca Suckling
  Pitt Mullins
 

Coburg Tigers

B Thomson Silvester Caruso
HB Bowden Keogh McMahon
C Connors Coughlan King
HF Carrick Post Carnell
F Oakley-Nicholls Schulz Hughes
R Browne A. Horne Clarke
Int Morris Putt Jordon
  Rayson Cattapan Clifton
  Liddle Duhau* Dahl

Ayres unfazed

By NorthPort June 14, 2009

From The Age
Reported by Brent Diamond
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PORT MELBOURNE: Coach Gary Ayres said he isn't fazed by the team's lack of polish to finish off matches despite its poor final-quarter record this season.

The Borough unveiled Wayne Schultz, who could be pivotal to Port Melbourne's quest for another grand final appearance.

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