U10 Mixed Match Report

Round 1

vs Heathmont

It was fantastic to see all our players take the field for our first game of the season! There was a real buzz around the ground as we kicked off the year, and it was great to have Tyson, Jett, Hunter, and Hattie playing their first game in our colours.

Heathmont proved to be a strong side, and while there’s no scoring in Under 10s, sometimes teams aren’t perfectly matched. That said, our team should be really proud of the way they stuck at it. There were moments where frustration crept in, but the group responded positively, quickly regaining focus and continuing to support each other right to the final siren.

It was especially pleasing to hear the players encouraging one another throughout the match—and of course, joining in to sing our club song at the end, which is always a highlight!

At halftime, we asked the team to lift their tackling and pressure, and they responded with a much-improved effort in the second half. These are areas we’ll keep working on together at training.

A big thank you to all the parents who helped out today—and a special shoutout to Anya for stepping in as trainer and taking great care of the kids.

Well done on your efforts today, team. Let’s keep building and get ready for Round 2!

Cheers,

Dan

Round 2

vs South Croydon
Anzac Day Game

It was a privilege for our team to be part of the Anzac Day round, a special occasion to reflect and show respect. The game was played in great spirits by both sides, with an understanding of the significance of the day.

Congratulations to Lewis, who was awarded the Anzac Day Medal by South Croydon. Lewis was acknowledged for his outstanding spirit, composure, and control across the ground. Whether winning the contest out of the middle or standing strong in defence to drive the ball forward, he contributed superbly in every position he played.

This week saw a much more competitive game for our team. From the first bounce, we had a clear focus to lift our tackling pressure from last week — and the team responded amazingly! There were some great passages of play where our ball movement and attack on the contest really stood out.

A highlight of the day was a fantastic goal from Logan, booting it through from the goal line after hard work in the forward line by Tyson and Alyan created the opportunity. I think Logan is still smiling after that one!

There were also strong contributions from Jack in the ruck and Patrick with some key moments in defence. A special mention as well to Phoenix, who backed up her strong game with us by playing in the Under 12s match afterwards — and was awarded the Anzac Day Medal for her performance there too! Congratulations, Phoenix — we are all proud of the way you and Lewis have represented yourselves and our club this weekend.

Well done to all our players for a fantastic effort and spirit today. Let’s keep building on this momentum as the season continues!

Round 3

vs Chirnside Park

This week, our focus was on taking care with the ball — avoiding turnovers under pressure and making sure we gave our teammates every chance to mark or gain clean possession. We also wanted to continue the strong tackling pressure that’s become a real strength of ours.

It was a windy day at the ground, and we made great use of it in the second quarter, which was arguably our best stretch of play for the game. We moved the ball well, created repeat entries, and really took the game on.

A big thanks to Jude, AJ, and Hamish from the U8s who came up to help us out this week. They had some fantastic moments and certainly kept the older brothers on their toes with the energy and skills they brought to the team!

There were plenty of highlights:

Dylan had his best game of the year, performing strongly in the ruck, laying big tackles, and attacking the contest all over the ground.
Jett kicked his first goal — a huge moment — and made a big impact all over the field.
Xavier was relentless again, chasing everything and never giving up on a contest.
Jack had a real presence around the ground, taking strong marks and presenting as a reliable target time and again. A great all-round performance.

A big highlight of the week was also Friday night’s ‘Bring a Friend’ training session. It was fantastic to see some new faces on the track, and we’re hopeful a few of those kids will pull on the jumper and join the team soon!

Our main takeaway this week is about two-way running — making sure we’re pushing back hard in defence as well as charging forward in attack. And of course, keeping that pressure up for the full four quarters.

Thanks as always to all the parents who helped out on game day — your support is huge. We’re looking forward to celebrating our team’s effort and spirit at Sunday night’s round-up — see you there!

Round 4

vs Norwood

What a fantastic lead-in to Sunday’s game with our Mothers vs Kids match at training Friday night! The energy, laughs, and genuine competition made it a night to remember. There were plenty of highlights, Natalie stepped up and showed us how to nail a set shot, even marking her line with defiance and precision. Lisa left Jack on the deck after a fierce ruck contest that had the crowd gasping (or maybe just me 😊). But in the end, the kids once again ran away with it, putting on a fun and convincing display of gratitude for our incredible mums. A huge thank you to everyone who joined in, it is always a highlight of the season!

Come Sunday, game day started in the best possible way—with a lovely Mother’s Day Guard of Honour, the kids lining up to show appreciation one more time before the first bounce.

Before the game, I asked the group what we’ve been working on at training. Without hesitation they called out:

Shepherding
Communication
Care for the ball

It was great to hear them absorbing the key focuses and even better to see it in action out on the field.

Everyone contributed, and there were some standout moments:

Alyan had his best game of the season, absolutely relentless at the contest all day.
Phoenix and Randall linked up beautifully through the midfield in a great passage of play that ended with a cracking goal from Phoenix.
We saw some excellent shepherds from Jack and Logan, which is something we’ve been focusing on and will continue to build over the next few weeks.

Looking ahead, we’ll spend some time on our kick-in structures and continue to develop two-way running, ensuring our intensity is matched both when we have the ball and when we’re working to win it back.

Thanks again to all our parent helpers, and well done to all the players for another great effort.

See you on the track!

Round 5

vs Ringwood – Match Report

Back at home after two weeks on the road, it was great to return to our home ground with an awesome atmosphere. The U12 Girls were playing after us, and it was fantastic to see so many Baysie families around the ground cheering on the team.

We kicked off with a special moment, a big happy birthday cheer for Phoenix, who also had the honour of leading the team out as captain for the day. A great way to start the morning!

A warm welcome to Ryder, who took the field for his very first game. He was absolutely buzzing and, after settling in, made some great contributions. It was also heartwarming to see Johnny proudly lead Ryder to his first position up forward – a great show of teamwork and mateship.

As the game progressed, our pressure started to lift again, particularly in the third quarter, and we played our best footy in the last. We had talked before the game about moving the ball quickly, but early on we held onto it a little too long and got caught a few times. We'll keep working on decision-making under pressure, along with our shepherding and hard running to create those release options for our teammates.

Highlights from the day:

Hattie: Contested strongly in front of goal during the third quarter and dished off a great handball to advantage.
Cohen: Read the ball beautifully and had some excellent centre clearances. A big thank you to Cohen and his family for the huge effort they make each week to get back from basketball training on Sunday mornings to be part of the team.
Hunter: Grew into the game with each quarter, really starting to have an impact in the contests – awesome to see him finding his confidence and presence.

It’s always a pleasure to lead this group out each Sunday, they’re a terrific bunch of kids with huge hearts and growing skills. Looking forward to building on today’s game as we keep learning and growing together.

See you on the track!

Round 6

vs The Basin – Match Report

Another great Sunday at home as we took on The Basin in a spirited and enjoyable contest!

A big welcome to Saxon, who made his debut and played in his first-ever footy match! Awesome to have him on board – we’re excited to see him develop and find his place in the team over the season.

We were also lucky to have a few Under 8s join us this week – thanks to Logan and Henry for stepping in. And what a special occasion it was for Jude, AJ, and Hamish, who had the chance to play alongside their older brothers – Patrick, Xavier and Johnny respectively. These moments are what junior footy is all about! The U8s showed no fear, especially Jude, who threw himself at the footy to win a key contest in the third quarter.

Some exciting highlights from the game:

Lewis delivered some cracking run and carry, bursting through packs and even throwing in a little “don’t argue”.
Randall had a great impact at times, taking a few bounces into our forward 50, unlucky not to finish with a goal but a brilliant attacking play that lifted the team.
Jack, running like a man on a mission, hunting down the Basin player, running into their forward 50, applying great pressure and causing a turnover!

Special thanks to those players who pushed through and played despite not feeling 100% after a week of illness – a big effort. Wishing everyone a full recovery and looking forward to a strong training session this Friday.

Proud as always of this team and the way they come together each week.

See you all on the track!

Round 7

vs Croydon

The past few weeks we have been embedding our focus in three key areas:

🟡 Care – for the ball and our teammates

🔵 Concentration – be ready, be at the contest or the next option

🔴 Communication – talk it up, let your teammates know if they're hot or have time, and avoid crowding the ball

We touched on these three things before the game, and while we still bunched up a little early on, it was fantastic to see the team start setting up better around the contest. When we spaced well and communicated, we moved the ball quickly and gave ourselves chances to score, especially from the second quarter onward, where we really started to link up, lead hard, and push the ball forward with determination. A really exciting game with plenty of moments to celebrate!

💛 Special thanks to Ryder – who, despite a broken finger, still played his role for the team as our runner! We loved his energy on the boundary and the messages he brought out to the team, there was even talk that he might've upstaged our usual crew! (but I’ll leave that to Lewis and Scott to talk about 😉)

Player Highlights:

🎉 Captain and birthday boy Johnny led the team out with pride – great to see him bring that energy onto the field too!

💥 Saxon charged toward goal early in the match – almost nailed his first ever, just needed one more step. Awesome to see his confidence growing!

🛡️ Randall had a cracking spoil out of full-back and was a strong presence across defence all day.

👊 Jack and Dylan were strong in the ruck, starting to impose themselves on contests and taking some great marks around the ground.

⚔️ Alyan, Logan and Cohen were huge in the second and third quarters – attacking the contest, winning the ball, and driving it forward with purpose.

🎯 Lewis and Xavier applied constant pressure near goal – Lewis finished off with a great goal, and Xavier banged through two beauties!

🔥 Hunter responded brilliantly to our messages through Ryder and got into great positions, creating contests (unlucky not to be awarded with a mark) and helping us win the footy.

💪 Patrick was switched on from the first bounce – attacking the ball every time it was near him. Great intent!

🧱 Jett and Tyson lifted their defensive efforts in the second half, protecting space and sticking tight to opponents to make sure Croydon felt their presence.

🌪️ Phoenix had a day out, running, bouncing, setting up teammates! Carried that form into her game for Mitcham too, and finishing with 3 fantastic goals – dominant effort!

What a game – a huge team performance where every single player contributed. From strong defence to attacking flair, from support roles to leadership moments, this was one to remember.

Great passion, great energy, and most importantly, great fun.

Looking forward to seeing you all at round up to celebrate all we have achieved over the past few weeks!

Round 8

vs Heathmont (Away)

We arrived to a frosty morning, but the team quickly kicked the dew off the grass and turned it into a cracking day for footy. The cold weather didn’t slow us down, energy was high and the team seemed to be excited for the game

We knew this would be a tough contest against a strong Heathmont side. The game was played in great spirits, and we’re grateful to the Heathmont players who filled in across the game to help even up the numbers, a great example of junior footy spirit.

What stood out most was the clear improvement from our last meeting. This time, we were far more competitive across all four quarters. Our focus pre-game was on pressure and tackling, and the team responded brilliantly from the first bounce. So much so, that the Heathmont coach took the time after the match to comment on how impressed he was with the growth and improvement shown by our players, a proud moment for the group.

🔦 Match Highlights:

Jack and Dylan had a cracking game in the ruck, following up their efforts with strong pressure around the ground.
A standout moment came when Tyson and Cohen linked up beautifully, finishing off the hard work from our midfield. Cohen ran into the open goal square and slotted a beauty, which triggered a celebration pile-on full of laughs and team spirit , plenty of cheers and smiles on the sidelines also!
Shoutout to Ryder, who supported us in the coach’s box this week, and Sid, who swapped the pink bib with his Dad this week to run messages like a pro.

Also, hopefully you’ve all had a chance to take a look at the Field of View photos that Clare has sent out, they did an amazing job capturing our team photos and game day highlights. It’s amazing to see how far we’ve come, the photos show real improvement in kicking and handballing skills, but also just how much the kids are enjoying their footy and building great friendships.

As always, a massive thank you to all our team officials and parent helpers. Your support makes game day possible!

See you all on the track Friday night!

Round 9

Round 9 & 10 Match Report – South Croydon & Chirnside Park

Apologies for the delay in getting this report out, it's been a meaningful and emotional couple of weeks for our team.

First and foremost, our heartfelt condolences go to Lisa, Andrew, Jack and the entire Harrison family, as they honour the passing of Lisa’s mother, Barbara. Thank you to all the players who wore black armbands as a mark of respect and solidarity. Moments like these remind us of the strength of our football community and the support we show one another.

A sincere thank you to everyone who stepped up over the past two rounds to take on different roles and help ensure our young players could take the field. Your efforts don’t go unnoticed, and I feel incredibly privileged to be part of this team.

Also, a big congratulations to all the players who continue to show up to training, give their all, and keep improving week after week. The growth across this group is remarkable.

🔦 Highlights from the Past Two Rounds:

Saxon showed his potential in the South Croydon match, winning plenty of the footy and linking up really well with his teammates. A big impact on the game!
Logan – was great to see his confidence back, he’s attacking the ball more and more and it’s having a real impact on our contests.
Alyan is finding more and more of the footy across recent games and is contesting strongly. We love his courage and want him to keep taking the game on.
It was great to welcome Hunter back after being unwell. He’s growing in confidence and starting to really have a crack contest each week.
Patrick, Johnny, and Xavier were lifted once again by their younger brothers — Jude, Hamish, and AJ — who joined us from the U8s and brought awesome energy. We also appreciated Josh from the U8s stepping in and playing his role with effort and enthusiasm.

Thanks again to all families, helpers, and supporters for everything you continue to do for the team.

Looking forward to seeing you all at training tonight, let’s finish the season strong!

Round 10

Round 9 & 10 Match Report – South Croydon & Chirnside Park

🔦 Highlights from the Past Two Rounds:

Saxon showed his potential in the South Croydon match, winning plenty of the footy and linking up really well with his teammates. A big impact on the game!
Logan – was great to see his confidence back, he’s attacking the ball more and more and it’s having a real impact on our contests.
Alyan is finding more and more of the footy across recent games and is contesting strongly. We love his courage and want him to keep taking the game on.
It was great to welcome Hunter back after being unwell. He’s growing in confidence and starting to really have a crack contest each week.
Patrick, Johnny, and Xavier were lifted once again by their younger brothers — Jude, Hamish, and AJ — who joined us from the U8s and brought awesome energy. We also appreciated Josh from the U8s stepping in and playing his role with effort and enthusiasm.

Thanks again to all families, helpers, and supporters for everything you continue to do for the team.

Looking forward to seeing you all at training tonight, let’s finish the season strong!

Round 11

🏉 Round 11 Match Report – vs Norwood (Home)

Wow. Just wow.
Absolutely blown away by the team’s effort today! Every player was asked to step up and play their role—and from the very first bounce, they absolutely delivered.

The pressure, tackling, hard running, and second efforts were elite today. Multiple people commented on how great it was to watch the team hit targets, move the ball quickly, and just play selfless, exciting footy. It was an awesome contest, played in terrific spirit by both teams.

🔦 Team Highlights:

First and foremost, a massive thank you to our U9s: Xavier L, Thomas, Parker, Adam and Emma, you were brilliant! You adjusted quickly to the full ground, fit in seamlessly, and were involved in many scoring chains. Little legends!
Our backline did exactly what we asked: working in threes, staying focused, and tracking the ball across the field. Well done to Tyson, Hunter, John, Alyan, Dylan and Jett for holding strong under pressure and setting up play from the back half.
Logan was on a mission! His intent and involvement in every contest showed his growing confidence and desire to impact the game. Awesome to see.
Cohen took on multiple roles without hesitation, showing his adaptability and understanding of the game. Influential and always team-first.
Patrick had an unreal game, bursting through packs, running, carrying, and hitting targets. Whatever was in his breakfast, we’ll take more! He was electric and unstoppable.
Jack and Dylan dominated in the ruck and across the ground, smashing it forward from ball-ups and switching seamlessly into defence to spoil and stop Norwood's forward entries. Big, reliable efforts all day.
Welcome back, Ryder! Given a role off the wing as the “kick behind play,” he nailed it. Found space, took intercept marks, and drove the ball back into our forward half. Outstanding return.
Phoenix was again electric, blistering pace, agility, and that trademark sidestep, breaking ankles every week! The Norwood coach was so impressed, he said he hopes to be watching her in the AFLW one day.
Lewis and Alyan gave the crowd plenty to cheer about, each kicking two goals, showing composure and a great sense for the game.
Xavier was dripping sweat and red-faced by the end, a clear sign he left everything out on the field. With in and under clearances and explosive runs, he was vital in pushing the ball forward.
Randall showed class and poise with ball in hand, delivering a beautiful pass to Patrick on a strong lead, unlucky not to get the goal, but the setup was first class.
Hunter had a breakout game! Took the game on and had his best quarter of the season. His impact was recognised by Norwood, who awarded him their Player of the Match. An exciting sign of what’s to come!

It was a tight, even contest played in great spirit. The umpiring was excellent, keeping players safe and letting the game flow. The Norwood coaches couldn’t speak highly enough of our group and even joked that they’d love to play us every week!

Thanks as always to all the families, officials, and helpers. We can’t wait to build on this momentum.

See you all at round up tonight!

Round 12

vs Ringwood

A highly competitive match where we were well matched across the ground, giving our players a great chance to showcase their skills and play with freedom. A huge thank you again to the U9s who stepped up to support us, their energy and effort allowed our group to rotate, recover, and run out the match strongly.

Player Highlights:

Jett kicked a cracking goal and followed it up with strong work in defence.
Saxon continued his fantastic form with second efforts that really lifted the team.
Cohen was relentless at the contest, winning plenty of hard footy.
Patrick and Darcy both took some awesome marks across the game.
Xavier brought a fierce edge to his game, impacting both forward and back.
Johnny played a composed and important role down back.

I said after the match every player had a moment worth celebrating and they should all be ecstatic with the effort they gave!

👨‍👦 Friday Night Fun – Kids vs Dads

Our annual Kids vs Dads match was a brilliant night — full of laughs, tackles (some more serious than others!), and memorable moments. As always, the kids lifted a gear when the grown-ups stepped on the field!

A big thanks to the committee for the pizza, drinks it was a fantastic way to bond as a team and celebrate how far we’ve come as we had some fun with a few round of trivia.

Also, special thanks to Jono and Jake who generously ran a training session focused on centre clearances. The team loved learning from such experienced people who really show their passion for the Bayswater Junior Club, we’re grateful for their time and guidance.

Round 13

vs The Basin

The Basin once again showed their strength, but what stood out most was how far our team has come since earlier in the season. Our playmaking, skills by foot and hand, and on-field structure were a big step forward and this didn’t go unnoticed, with Basin’s coaches commenting on our progress post-match.

The commitment and growth from our young players has been immense, and they should be incredibly proud of how far they’ve come. We certainly are.

✅ Final Round Ahead…

Just one week to go, and we’ll be focusing on finishing the season on a high, with as much fun and energy as we can bring.

Thanks again to all the families, helpers, and volunteers who continue to make every week possible.

See you back on the track Friday night!

Round 14

Croydon (Final Game of the Season)

Our final game of the season saw us take on Croydon, and it was great to get a bit of a run-on in the last quarter, snagging a few goals and finishing on a high.

It was a special way to round out the year, with Phoenix playing her 50th game. Having had the pleasure of coaching Phoenix over the past few seasons has been a true highlight for me. She has developed immensely and continues to stand out every week, not only in our team but across all age groups. Opposition coaches and supporters regularly comment on her impact, but above all else, Phoenix is kind, encouraging, and a joy to have in the team. I wish her all the best for her future in footy.

And what a way to finish, Alyan, with a free kick in front of goal and only three seconds on the clock, chose to handball off to Phoenix so she could slot the final goal of the year and on her 50th game too! A truly fitting end that speaks volumes about our team's culture.

As this marks my third year coaching this group, it’s time for me to step aside and hand over the reins. I’ll be offering my full support to the new coaches, and while there’s definitely some sadness in stepping away, I’m also genuinely excited to watch this group grow and develop under new leadership. It has been a privilege coaching these amazing young people, from their first years in Auskick through to Under 10s. I’ve learned and grown as a coach, just as they’ve developed as players. Thank you to all the parents for trusting me and for the unwavering support along the way. I’ll save more acknowledgements for the end-of-season report, this is already starting to resemble War and Peace!

Game Highlights:

Alyan was absolutely on fire today. He set the tone for our intensity in the first quarter and maintained that effort all game. He finished with two goals and, as mentioned most memorably, showed incredible team-first culture when, with three seconds left on the clock, he passed up a set shot in front of goal to handball off to Phoenix so she could kick the final goal of the year. That moment says everything about the kind of player Alyan is and the team culture we’ve built together.
Jack and Dylan went hard at it all game. They dominated in the ruck and made a huge impact by pushing hard at every contest, transitioning well between midfield and defence. They’ve taken on their ruck roles with no questions or complaints this season. Every week, they show up prepared to do what’s asked of them. Their willingness to work hard for their team and their physical presence on the ground have been crucial. I’m excited to see them hone their craft even further next year.
Randall played a great captain’s game to close out the year. He found plenty of the ball and worked hard all day, just as he always does. Coaching my son over the past few seasons has been one of the greatest privileges of my life. I don’t often call it out directly, but I’m incredibly proud of his effort, his leadership, and the respectful, hardworking young man he is becoming. These are memories I’ll treasure for a lifetime.
Patrick has really burst to life in the back half of the season. It’s been so good to see the big smile back on his face as he gets stuck into the game and has a real impact. His confidence and enjoyment are obvious, and I’m genuinely excited to see what he can achieve next year with this momentum.
Lewis — that kid with the big blond mullet (as opposition coaches regularly comment), plays footy with the same flair as his haircut. He’s dangerous in every position on the field and never fails to impact the contest. Whether bursting from stoppage, hitting a target, or putting the ball through the big sticks, his skill level and attitude shine. But beyond the talent, it’s his good-natured character and energy that make him such a valuable teammate.
Cohen and Logan couldn’t take the field today due to illness, but I want to acknowledge the huge seasons they’ve had. Like Patrick, it’s been a pleasure watching both grow in confidence and skill this year. Cohen has consistently played a key role in our midfield and forward setups, and Logan has come on strongly in recent games, really attacking the ball and making his presence known. Also, thanks to Cohen for stepping in as our Super Assistant Coach today.
Xavier finished the season exactly as he started it, with intensity, passion, and fearlessness. From his first tackle of the year to the final bounce today, he’s brought everything he has. He is relentless around the contest, unselfish with his play, and absolutely determined to give his all every week. Huge things ahead for him, I have no doubt.
Johnny is pure energy and team spirit. First player today to lay a shepherd, something I always love to see as a coach. He’s grown steadily in confidence and football ability this season. As my nephew, it’s been really special coaching him alongside Randall. Even better when we get to have his brother Hamish join us too, those are rare and treasured family moments.
Tyson has really stepped up in recent weeks as a quiet leader in the group. I’ve asked him to take on more responsibility during warm-ups and to help keep our team connected and focused. He’s taken on that challenge with maturity and is developing into a real presence within the group. His leadership has not gone unnoticed.
Jett finished the year strong with some great moments, including a brilliant snap goal in the past few games that had the whole team and parent group up and about. He’s taken on every challenge this season with enthusiasm and respect, and it’s been a joy to coach him. He brings energy and fun to both training and game day. We’ve loved having him in the team this year.
Hunter has had several standout moments this season, including when he filled in for the opposition and absolutely dominated in defence. Since then, he’s continued to grow in confidence and impact. When he brings energy and aggression to the contest, he is seriously exciting to watch. He’s a pleasure to coach and always shows a high level of respect for his teammates and coaches.
Ryder looked a bit disappointed today when I asked him to again take up a role on the wing, I’m sorry mate, but it’s only because you play that position so well, especially as a kick behind the play. Unfortunately, injury robbed him of a full season, but in the games he did play, he impressed with his decision-making, ball use, and positioning. I would love to have a few more games this year to give him the opportunity to develop in other position across the ground also. There’s a lot of footy ahead for this kid and I can’t wait to see him continue to grow.
Saxon — what a late-season rocket. I’d seen his skills and game sense already through basketball with Randall, so I knew he’d transition well. He quickly imposed himself on our games, finding the ball often and making smart decisions that helped set us up down the field. His clean ball handling and sharp footy brain made an instant impact. It’s exciting to think what he could do with a full season under his belt.
Phoenix — what more can I say? 50 games of footy and a shining example of everything we love in a teammate. Watching her growth across the seasons has been a privilege. Week after week, she’s a standout player in every age group she plays in, drawing praise from opposition coaches and supporters alike. But it’s her kindness, encouragement, and infectious spirit that make her truly special. That final goal today, was the perfect way to end the season and her milestone game. Phoenix, I wish you all the best in your football journey. The sky is the limit.

And once again, a massive congrats to Phoenix on her 50th game. Her impact on the field is matched only by her character off it. I’ll say it again, it has been an absolute pleasure to coach her.

That’s a wrap for match reports this season, see you all tonight to celebrate everything we’ve achieved together.

Cheers legends,

Dan

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