By Brad Kingsbury
A 56man training squad has been chosen to represent the Mornington Peninsula Nepean Football League in the coming interleague game at Berwick.
Among the squad are 22 representatives from the Casey Cardinia League.
The MPNFL Sharks will play the Hampden League in a oneoff game to decide the Pool B winner of the Victorian Country Football League Worksafe Country Championships on Sunday, 28 May.
Doveton and Pakenham are the most represented clubs with four players each, including Lions coach Michael Holland and Doveton star David George.
Former AFL star Aussie Jones is one of three Narre Warren representatives and Beaconsfield and ROC also had three players named, while Tooradin has two and Cranbourne, Keysborough and Berwick have one each.
No players were chosen from Hampton Park, Dingley or Devon Meadows.
A 22man team will be chosen from the squad to represent the league after training runs at Seaford and Berwick over the next two weeks.
The full squad is: Daniel Mislicki, Chris Kelf, Robert Taylor (Beaconsfield); Ainsley Betts (Berwick); Shane McDonald, Daniel Smith, Peter Wenske (Bonbeach); Jason Bristow, Mitch Grant, Anthony Lewis, Sam Radford, Cameron Templeton (Chelsea); Mark Holt (Cranbourne); Ryan Brown, Brad Downe, David George, Ryan Hendy (Doveton); Adam Hunter, Paul Minchington (Dromana); Guy Stringer, Beau Turner (EdiAspendale); Hayden Moore, Leigh Stewart (Frankston); Zannon Daff, Glenn Michie (Frankston YCW); Michael Agnello (Hastings); Ryan Jencke, Doug Scott (Karingal); Michael Davis (Keysborough); Ryan Grose, Damien Tobin (Langwarrin); Stuart Seager (Mornington); Chris Edgar, Nick Graf, David Willett (Mt Eliza); Ricky Clark, Michael Collins, Austinn Jones (Narre Warren); Nathan Brown, Jared Goldsack, Michael Holland, Justin Sutherland (Pakenham); Chris Guganovic (Pines); Michael Barker, Dean Blake, Ben Waite (ROC); Ben Schultz (Rosebud); Adam Kirkwood, Dustin Lloyd (Rye); Ben Cadd, Chris Irving, Scott Kemble (Seaford); Lee Martin (Somerville); Thomas Hallinan, Beau Miller (Tooradin); John Alexander (Tyabb).
