D Grade (25 mins + 3 laps) 1. Christopher Papastavros (St Kilda) 2. Jonathon Dredge (United Kingdom) 3. Mark Reynolds (Hawthorn) 4. Adam Pendlebury (Blackburn) 1st Unplaced Woman: Madaline Pape (St Kilda) 1st U17 Unplaced Junior: Tom Snibson (Carnegie-Caulfield) Field: Danielle Ahern (STK), Arish Mitchell (HCC), Sam Armstrong (BWK), Stephen Austen (MUcyc), Patrick Burt (HCC), Carolyn Fraser (HCC), Ryan Harrison Smith (HCC), Georgina Heydon (HCC), Michael Hoyle (HCC), Darren Hynd (MTBA), Noel Jacobs (HCC), Simon Kenny (STK), Anthony Kirwan (BBN), Michael Lamb (HCC), Manuela Marasco (HCC), Steven McConchie (HCC), Louis Novy (HCC), Kye O'Donnell (HCC), Daniel Pendlebury (SKCC), Sebastian Presley (HCC), James Sgardelis (BBN), Cameron Stevens (HCC), Ewen Stewart (SKCC), Marc Triolo (HCC), Andrew Turley (HCC), Hamish Webber (BBN), Tim Webber (STK) 1st Unplaced Woman: Madaline Pape (St Kilda) 1st U17 Unplaced Junior: Tom Snibson (Carnegie-Caulfield)

The Brunswick Street Oval is located in Fitzroy and was the home ground of the Fitzroy Football Club from 1883 (they entered the VFL in 1897) through to 1966. The ground is now called the WT Peterson Community Oval. Billy tells stories about Barry Breen's first game in 1965, an unfortunate off the field experience and the last game at the Brunswick Street Oval when Carl Ditterich raised emotions on and off the field. He also shares a classic tale about Tony Ongarello (thought to be the last player to kick a goal from a place kick in 1955). Billy closes by recognising Champion Brownlow Medalist (3) and member of the AFL Team of the Century - Fitzroy great Haydn Button. Details on the Brunswick Street Oval can be found at Wikipedia and Austadiums.

The Arden Street Oval is located in North Melbourne and was the home ground of the North Melbourne Football Club from their entry into the VFL in 1925 through to 1985. Billy kicks off the Arden Street story by apologising to Jedi for the lack of Kangaroos. He goes on to tell tales about the galloping gasometer Mick Nolan, Robbie Muir's battle with Keith Greig and the burnt down grand stand. He closes by emulating Malcolm Blight's 85 metre torpedo goal that won the game against the Blues in 1976 after the final siren. We acknowledge that this actually happened at Princess Park. Details on the Arden Street Oval can be found at Wikipedia and Austadiums.

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The Juntion Oval is located in St Kilda and was the home ground of the St Kilda Football Club from their entry into the VFL in 1897 through to 1964. Billy Miller is a devoted Sainter and first went to the Junction Oval with his dad as a four year old in 1956. He recalls Footscray's Brownlow Medalist Peter Box starring on that day. He reminisces about Sainter legends Billy Stephenson, Darrel Baldock and Ian Stewart. He also talks about seeing Carl Ditterich's first game as a 17 year old. Billy loves the Junction Oval and believes it has the best surface of all 12 original VFL grounds. Details on the Junction Oval can be found at Wikipedia and Austadiums.

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Geelong, with a ten goal second quarter, beat St. Kilda by thirty points on a very warm 24˚C April day. This was the only AFL match between 1995 and 1998 where both teams scored twenty goals, and one of only twenty-three outside the high-scoring period from 1978 to 1993. I am forbidden by copyright to show more than this small portion of the game. If you wish to see any more of the game click on www.sportsdelivered.com Geelong 26-8 (164) [Goals: Ablett 6, Riccardi 3, Breuer 2, Hall 2, Mensch 2, Burns 2, Colbert 2, Tanner, Stoneham, McKinnon, Sanderson, Pickering, McGrath, Hocking] defeated St. Kilda 20-14 (134) [Goals: Loewe 9, Burke 2, Jones 2, Winmar 2, Beveridge 2, Neill 2, Harvey].

D Grade (15 riders, 25 mins + 3 laps) 1. Murray Pung (St Kilda) 2. Jonathon Dredge (United Kingdom) 3. Christopher Papastavros (St Kilda) 4. Chris Maccan (Hawthorn) Field: Danielle Ahern (STK), Marcus Cobbledick (BWK), David Gotts (HCC), Michael Hoyle (HCC), Simon Kenny (STK), Anthony Kirwan (BBN), Kelly Mathers (SKCC), Marcus Neyeholt (STK), Madeleine Pape (STK), Daniel Pendlebury (STK), Jaeger Renn-Jensen (SKCC)