Round 21- Williamstown vs Sandringham

[Greystache]

Williamstown vs. Sandringham
Saturday 18th August
Burbank Oval at 2:00 PM

Williamstown

B- Veszpremi Witkowski Wall
HB- Hooper Talia Grant
C- Jong Carr Wyatt*
HF- Cooney Panos Djerrkura
F- Sherman L. Jones Skinner
R- Campbell Goodes Jolley

Int- Howard McCallum Georgiadis Sing McNamara Charleston Greenwood
McHarg Moles Anastasio Hill Woods Conway


Sandringham

B- Shenton Dowler Newnes
HB- Peake Ferguson Clarke
C- Cook Cockie Marigliani
HF- Markworth Archer Ledger
F- Siposs Stanley Dunell
R- Sikora C. Jones Curren

Int- Michaliades Hallahan Ross Sands Milera
Mavric Winmar Fallon* Polo

[Bornadog]

Re: Round 21- Williamstown vs Sandringham

Willi up 26 points into the third term.

Dev squad win 18th in a row.

[Greystache]

Re: Round 21- Williamstown vs Sandringham

3/4 time

Willi- 13.14.92
Sandy- 2.4.16

McCallum with 6 goals

From twitter

[Mofra]

Re: Round 21- Williamstown vs Sandringham

It's a massacre

[Greystache]

Re: Round 21- Williamstown vs Sandringham

Willi win by 66 points, 5 wins in a row.

Finals should be a lock now.

[divvydan]

Re: Round 21- Williamstown vs Sandringham

Anyone know if the emergencies (Jones, Talia, Campbell) all played?

[Greystache]

Re: Round 21- Williamstown vs Sandringham

Best of all Stephen McCallum kicked 6 goals while playing a tagging role on non other than BRETT PEAKE !!

[Bornadog]

Re: Round 21- Williamstown vs Sandringham

Best of all Stephen McCallum kicked 6 goals while playing a tagging role on non other than BRETT PEAKE !!

Don't know anything about McCallum

[Desipura]

Re: Round 21- Williamstown vs Sandringham

Don't know anything about McCallum

Nicknamed the hospital

[Eastdog]

Re: Round 21- Williamstown vs Sandringham

How did Panos go today or for anyone that went along who were some players that caught your eye.

[SlimPickens]

Re: Round 21- Williamstown vs Sandringham

How did Panos go today or for anyone that went along who were some players that caught your eye.

I think you're mildly obsessed

[Eastdog]

Re: Round 21- Williamstown vs Sandringham

I think you're mildly obsessed

Guess i'm interested in his progress side he has been elevated to the senior list and could be a potential FF option.

[Bornadog]

Re: Round 21- Williamstown vs Sandringham

VFL
WILLIAMSTOWN has reversed the trend to become the bolter in this year's premiership race after blitzing sixth-placed Sandringham by 66 points at Burbank Oval yesterday.

While in previous years it has been one of the benchmarks but failed dismally - including last year's grand final loss to Port Melbourne - the Seagulls are in fifth spot and are genuinely the sleeping giants this time around.

They have has won their past five matches largely on the back of their young Williamstown-listed brigade.

One of those is 21-year-old Stephen McCallum, who was best on ground with six goals yesterday. Another was 24-year-old Nick Georgiadis, who was scintillating in the contested ball.
The Seagulls will tackle Geelong next week in another test to show just how far they have come over the past month.

WILLIAMSTOWN 5.5 5.6 13.14 15.14 (104)
SANDRINGHAM 0.0 2.4 2.4 5.8 (38)

GOALS: Williamstown: McCallum 6 McHarg 2 Georgiadis 2 Hooper 2 Carr Hill Sherman.

BEST: Williamstown: McCallum Georgiadis Grant Sherman Wall Campbell.

DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE


WILLIAMSTOWN 6.7 8.8 12.12 12.14 (86)
SANDRINGHAM 2.2 5.3 6.4 10.9 (69)

GOALS: Williamstown: Conway 3 Lyons 2 Anastasio 2 Lockwood 2 Gray Bugeja Mead.

Sandringham: Stevens 2 Mavric 2 Barnhoorn Crocker Stapleton Staley Andreoli Widdowson. BEST: Williamstown: Frost Conway Cravino Woods Lockwood Giles. Sandringham: Mavric Coleman Brown Stapleton Barnhoorn Widdowson

[Maddog37]

Re: Round 21- Williamstown vs Sandringham

Anyone know what position Grant played?

[Greystache]

Re: Round 21- Williamstown vs Sandringham

Williamstown breeze over Zebras



Williamstown made it five wins in a row with a 66 point win over the Sandringham Zebras in blustery conditions at Burbank Oval on Saturday.

With a strong wind towards the city end, there were only 3 scoring shots up the other end all day with the Seagulls keeping Sandringham scoreless in the 1st and 3rd quarters.

Williamstown braced for a tight contest as they faced a side with 16 AFL listed players who had looked impressive in their previous encounter against Collingwood.

View the best photos from the VFL clash at westernbulldogs.com.au

Williamstown chose to kick with the aid of the wind in the first quarter and the Seagulls took full advantage, kicking 5.5 whilst keeping the visitors scoreless.

Stephen McCallum found himself amongst the goals early with further goals from Kwame McHarg and Justin Sherman stretched the margin to 35 points at quarter time.

Williamstown defended courageously in the second quarter trying to nullify the Zebra’s attacks at every opportunity.

The hard work being done on ball by the likes of Ed Carr, Alex Greenwood and Tom Campbell allowed Williamstown to retain possession and territory as they fought their way through the strong breeze.

Down back James Wall, Christian Howard and Jack Charleston were tenacious in their defensive pursuits preventing Sandringham from capitalising on the breeze.

The visitors were able to just add two goals for the quarter with Williamstown taking a 20 point lead into the main break.

In the third quarter it was the home side who made a mockery of the tough conditions kicking an incredible 8.8 for the quarter as they dominated every facet of the game.

Williamstown once again managed to keep the Zebra’s scoreless as they took a 76 point lead into the last quarter.

Going into the wind in the final quarter Williamstown were able to register the first goal of the day up at the western end in the first minute when Tom Hill ran into an open goal.

Sandringham managed to add 3 final quarter goals as the Seagulls ran out 66 point winners to claim their 5th straight win at Burbank Oval.

The Seagulls will face an enormous test next week when they head down to Simonds Stadium to take on Geelong who have won their previous 9 games.

It will be the Seagulls last hit out before finals as they look to consolidate 5th spot on the ladder.

Williamstown 5.5 5.6 13.14 15.14 (104)
Sandringham 0.0 2.4 2.4 5.8 (38)

GOALS:
Williamstown: McCallum 6 McHarg 2 Georgiadis 2 Hooper 2 Carr Hill Sherman

BEST:
Williamstown: McCallum Georgiadis Grant Sherman Wall Campbell