2007 VFL season

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2007 VFL season
Teams 13
Premiers Geelong Cats
(7th premiership)
Minor premiers Sandringham Zebras
Matches played 126
Leading goalkicker Nicholas Sautner
J. J. Liston Trophy James Byrne

The 2007 Victorian Football League (VFL) is a semi-professional Australian Rules Football competition featuring twelve teams from Victoria and one team from Tasmania.

The VFL Season is split into two sub-leagues, seniors and reserves. Both leagues have the same teams, except for Tasmania and Geelong, who only play in the seniors league. The VFL Geelong team operates as a reserves team for the AFL team of the same name.

In all cases the VFL reserves team competes prior the VFL senior team except for Tasmanian and Geelong home games where there are no reserves team. Some of the Geelong (VFL) home games are played before a Geelong (AFL) home game, all of which are played at Skilled Stadium.

VFL season

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Home \ Away1 BEN BOX CAS COB FRA GEE NBR NBU PMB SAN TAS WERWIL
Bendigo Bombers


142-80 56-72 124-72 107-120 77-92 95-102 80-110 97-79 136-87
Box Hill Hawks 56-129 65-96 87-93 82-44 42-88 81-107 110-146 70-106
Casey Scorpions


99-106 181-52 95-113 91-81 72-153 90-135 117-29 103-79 105-105
Coburg Tigers


101-63 110-97 90-65 115-97 82-143 100-59 78-107 154-91¹ 104-38
Frankston Dolphins


71-94 88-88 64-111 78-145 115-102 122-93 68-92 151-72¹ 95-93 61-135
Geelong Cats


136-104 76-91 83-84¹ 122-85 84-72 125-65 98-26 92-107
North Ballarat Roosters 95-85 106-75 109-95 112-92 70-141 56-71 123-88 120-91 70-170
Northern Bullants


96-119 62-74 99-55 75-103 154-42 68-102 101-60 79-76
Port Melbourne Borough


104-64 107-68 88-127 104-83 64-149 122-127 128-110 73-139 168-88 54-169
Sandringham Zebras


134-101 68-83 144-65 102-121 149-139 125-62 135-73 173-103 112-90
Tasmanian Devils


49-145 82-95 53-141 108-143 50-102 72-139 57-166 96-122 92-134 99-147
Werribee Tigers


115-74 141-68 61-122 70-139 100-44 101-110 94-106 200-86 86-93
Williamstown Seagulls


105-102 40-80 131-66 96-129 133-93 116-36 93-93 47-53 117-64
Updated to games played on Round 20.
Source:
1 ^ The home team is listed in the left-hand column.
Colours: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

¹ Game was played at Away team's home ground

Finals

  Qualifying / Elimination finals Semi-finals Preliminary finals Grand final
                                   
  QF1: Sep 1, Trevor Barker Beach Oval  
1  Sandringham 16.15 (111)  
4  Williamstown 17.11 (113)     SF1: Sep 8, TEAC Oval  
     Sandringham 12.21 (93)    
EF1: Sep 1, TEAC Oval      North Ballarat 16.14 (110)       PF1: Sep 16, TEAC Oval
5  North Ballarat 21.22 (148)        Williamstown 11.10 (76)  
8  Bendigo Gold 16.15 (111)          Coburg 20.17 (137)     GF: Sep 23, MC Labour Park
         Geelong 17.24 (126)
  EF2: Sep 2, Casey Fields       PF2: Sep 15, TEAC Oval      Coburg 7.10 (52)
6  Casey Scorpions 12.17 (89)          Geelong 24.14 (158)  
7  Port Melbourne 15.12 (102)     SF2: Sep 9, TEAC Oval        North Ballarat 13.18 (96)  
     Coburg 21.16 (142)    
QF2: Sep 2, TEAC Oval      Port Melbourne 10.12 (72)    
2  Geelong 22.16 (148)  
3  Coburg 17.15 (117)  

Ladder

Team Played Won Lost Draw For Against % Points
1 Sandringham Zebras 18 15 3 0 2051 1549 132.41 60
2 Geelong Cats 18 14 4 0 2139 1449 147.62 56
3 Coburg Tigers 18 13 5 0 1885 1602 117.67 52
4 Williamstown Seagulls 18 10 6 2 1848 1543 119.77 44
5 North Ballarat Roosters 18 10 8 0 1793 1907 94.02 40
6 Casey Scorpions 18 9 8 1 1755 1677 104.65 38
7 Port Melbourne Boroughs 18 8 9 1 1714 1889 90.74 34
8 Bendigo Bombers 18 8 10 0 1834 1703 107.69 32
9 Northern Bullants 18 8 10 0 1527 1644 92.88 32
10 Werribee Tigers 18 7 11 0 1894 1843 102.77 28
11 Frankston Dolphins 18 6 11 1 1509 1739 86.77 26
12 Box Hill Hawks 18 4 13 1 1362 1875 72.64 18
13 Tasmanian Devils 18 2 16 0 1401 2292 61.13 8

Season Awards

Best and Fairest

The VFL Best and Fairest is awarded the J. J. Liston Trophy.

Rank Player Team Votes
1 James Byrne Geelong Cats 22
2 Shane Valenti Sandringham Zebras 20
3 Travis Ronaldson Coburg Tigers 17
4 Charlie Gardiner Geelong Cats 14
=5 Alister Neville Coburg Tigers 13
=5 Josh Hunt Geelong Cats 13
=5 Djaran Whyman North Ballarat Roosters 13
=5 Ezra Poyas Sandringham Zebras 13

Leading Goalkickers

The VFL Leading Goalkicker is awarded the Jim 'Frosty' Miller Medal.

Rank Player Team No. Games Total Goals
1 Nicholas Sautner Sandringham Zebras 19 69
2 Andrew Williams Williamstown Seagulls 20 53
3 Todd Grima Geelong Cats 19 51
4 James Podsiadly Werribee Tigers 13 46
5 Jeremy Dukes Port Melbourne Boroughs 20 45

VFL Team of the Year

2007 Victorian Team of the Year
B: S Rosa (Bendigo) Chris Lamb (Sandringham) Jarrod Silvester (Coburg)
HB: John Baird (Port Melbourne) Jason Cloke (Bendigo) Adam Iacobucci (Northern Bullants)
C: Jason Davenport (Geelong) James Byrne (Geelong) (Capt.) David Gallagher (Sandringham)
HF: Ezra Poyas (Sandringham) Jeremy Dukes (Port Melbourne) Peter Summers (Sandringham)
F: Justin Berry (Frankston) Nicholas Sautner (Sandringham) Todd Grima (Geelong)
Foll: Travis Ronaldson (Coburg) Alister Neville (Coburg) Shane Valenti (Sandringham)
Int: Brett Johnson (Williamstown) Tristan Cartledge (North Ballarat) Nick Smith (Box Hill)
Kyle Matthews (Casey)
Coach:

Norm Goss Memorial Medallist

The Norm Goss Memorial Medal is awarded to the Best player in the VFL Grand Final.

2007 winner: Tom Lonergan (AFL footballer) (Geelong Cats)

Fothergill-Round Medallist

The Fothergill-Round Medal is awarded to the most promising young talent in the VFL .

2007 winner: Shane Valenti (Sandringham Zebras)

See also

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