While it has been the Dolphins worst start to a VFL season, local players are still providing plenty of positives as the team tries to turn its season around. Particularly pleasing for the Dolphins hierarchy has been the return from a serious knee injury by Mornington’s Dale Whelan.
‘Wheels’ started the year by kicking a bag of goals in the reserves, and...
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Dylan Luxa is proud to be a Langwarrin boy. Having played his football there from 7 years of age, Luxa has a close connection to the Kangaroos and finds it hard seeing his local club struggle to put wins on the board in Peninsula division this year.
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Ricky Morris is a frustrated man. Anyone who knows the Dolphins speedster would be aware that this has not been a part of his make-up for quite some time.
But after a stellar 2008 season where Morris established himself as a top shelf small forward in the VFL, he has not been able to get on the park this year thanks to a recurring hamstring injury.
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Some would say that first year Dolphin Mark Baguley is having a dream run in the VFL this year. Not only has he been in the senior side since round one, he has shown enough promise up forward to even earn some time playing on-ball, a rarity for a first year player.
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Less than a year ago he was running with the bulls in Spain, lounging on the Greek Islands and partying in Ibiza.
You would be forgiven for thinking life back on the Mornington Peninsula heading into winter would seem a little slow for Christian Ongarello.
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Not many players take premierships for granted, but for James Magner winning that last game of the year is placed on a particularly high pedestal.
After playing his juniors at Beaconsfield, "Jimmy" progressed to senior MPNFL football at just 16 years of age, playing almost every game of the season only to be dropped for the grand final...
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