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Club Information PHOTO and FAMILY FUN DAY Club Information 1-2 THIS SUNDAY 16 JUNE Match Reports 3 - 9 This Sunday 16Th Is Our Photo and Family Day ROOS NEWS THE WEEKLY NEWSLETTER OF THE COORPAROO JUNIOR AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL CLUB INC. VOLUME: 09 ISSUE: 42 DATE: 13 JUNE 2013 INSIDE Club Information PHOTO AND FAMILY FUN DAY Club Information 1-2 THIS SUNDAY 16 JUNE Match Reports 3 - 9 This Sunday 16th is our Photo and Family Day. Its going to be a HUGE day for the Committee List 10 Club with lots happening, including - Team Photos, Youth Games on both ovals, Womens Game, Merchandise Stand, Junior Fun Zone, Bernie Gabba Vegas visits, Team Sponsors 11 Launching of our Mega Raffle, BBQ and lots more. To ensure this day is a success we need extra volunteers - if you could spare an hour or so to assist in Club Sponsors 12 the canteen or on the BBQ please register your support via email to - [email protected] Photo Day Timetable All players, coaches and managers are required to attend at the function room at the top of the hill for your team photo. Players are to wear full playing uniform including boots, socks, navy game shorts and playing guernsey. Because the photo schedule is tight, it is vital that you arrive at the function room at least 10 minutes before your scheduled time. Team Photo Time slots Sunday 16th June 2013 Time Photos Games Time Photos Games 800 U9 Red 1120 U8 Blue 810 U12 Blue 1130 U14 Blue 820 U12 Navy 1140 830 U11 Navy 1150 840 U11 Blue 1200 U8 Emerald U16 McD Cup (1200) 850 U10 White 1210 U8 White U14 Blue (1215) 900 U12 Navy (0900) 1220 U8 Navy 910 U10 Gold U12 Blue (0915) 1230 U8 Gold 920 U10 Blue 1240 U8 Maroon 930 1250 940 U14 Navy 1300 U16 Blue 950 U10 Navy 1310 U18 Girls 1000 U13 Navy 1320 SEQAFL Women 1010 1330 1020 U9 White 1340 U6 Blue U16 Blue (1345) Coorparoo Junior 1030 U9 Navy U14 Navy (1030) 1350 U6 Green Australian Rules 1040 U9 Blue U13 Navy (1045) 1400 U6 Navy Womens (1400) Football Club 1050 1410 U6 Red 1100 U8 Green 1420 U6 White Giffin Park 1110 U16 McD Cup 1430 U6 Yellow Birubi Street Coorparoo coorparoojuniors NEW LOOK CLUB CAPS SHERRIN FOOTBALLS @aflq.com.au Are now available at the club canteen for $15 There are still a limited number of size 3 and 4 Roos News is each. Why not grab one and wear especially on Leather Sherrin Footballs for sale at the canteen. published each game day cheering on the Roos. The footballs are classed as "blemished" by Thursday throughout Sherrin, meaning that they the football season. may have a defect. These "defects" may be an incorrect For submissions email logo or stitching that is not Helene (Editor) quite right. In many cases before Tuesday 4pm. you are unable to tell what is wrong with them. ONLY $50 [email protected] each www.coorparoojafc.com Page 2 ROOS NEWS CLUB INFORMATION MEGA RAFFLE – MULTI PRIZE DRAW Our annual raffle will be launched on photo day and drawn on trophy day. Small books of raffle tickets will be handed out to members by their team manager on photo day. If you have a small business or your team would like to donate a prize, we would definitely love to include you in the MEGA raffle. Please contact us by email at [email protected] or register your prize donation on photo day at the display stand in the vicinity of the canteen, where you can also check out what other great prizes are on offer. Prizes already on offer are - $300 basket from Terry White Chemist, $50 and $100 vouchers to Global Burgers, The Burrito Bar and Wok me, $50 Coffee Club voucher, $100 Hair voucher, Free bike service at MB Cycles value $180, a Bike, Sports bag, $100 Fitness Clothing voucher and much more….why not add a prize to the list….full details of the prizes will be promoted in our Newsletter from 21st June through to August. CANTEEN UPDATE We have been given the opportunity to open our canteen and run a BBQ, during NEAFL games at Coorparoo this season. This is a great way FOR CJAFL to raise extra funds, for people to get involved at the Club as well as come down and support the Lions Reserves. There will definitely be some good footy to watch and aspire to. The next game our U11 teams are on duty. It’s a great day, so why not bring the family down to the NEAFL games and cheer on the Lions Reserves. Next game Sun 23 June, when the Lions take on the Aspley. DATE TIME HOME TEAM AWAY TEAM CANTEEN DUTY 23/06/13 (Sun) 12:00 PM Brisbane Lions V's Aspley U11 Teams 06/07/13 (Sat) 12:00 PM Brisbane Lions V's Gold Coast Suns U10 Team 13/07/13 (Sat) 1:30 PM Brisbane Lions V's Redland U9 Teams 03/08/13 (Sat) 1:00 PM Brisbane Lions V's Sydney Swans U8 Teams 17/08/13 (Sat) 1:30 PM Brisbane Lions V's UWS Giants U12 Teams COORPAROO NAVY U12 @ CLEM JONES GYM Under 12 Navy finished off first half of the season before the break with a training session at the Clem Jones Gym. The boys were put through their paces by the fitness guru Johnny and certainly worked up a sweat, but all had a great time. The first half of the season the boys have been unlucky to only come away with the points once, but have had put in some really good performances and have showed improvement in their skills and fitness. They are looking forward to a big second half of the season. www.coorparoojafc.com Page 3 ROOS NEWS Match Reports COORPAROO WHITE U6 V COORPAROO BLUE U6 COORPAROO BLUE U8 V COORPAROO WHITE U8 AT GIFFIN PARK, SATURDAY 8TH JUNE 2013 AT GIFFIN PARK, SATURDAY 8TH JUNE 2013 We kick-started the Queens Birthday long weekend with a greatPage 3 It was great to see Amber join us for a game. Congratulations on game between the U6 White Ninja’s and the U6 Blues. There was your debut with the team and well done for your goal and no mucking around and the White Ninja’s got plenty of early drive Encouragement Award this week. out of the centre, with Jackson and Sophie bombing it forward where Mitch and Jack finished off with a couple of goals which Our opposition were another really strong side but Coorparoo were celebrated with high-fives all round. Blues matched them for most of the game. In the second quarter the players brought us some wonderful team play. The ball was The Blues fought back towards the end of the first term and passed from Harry to Aiden to Jack who, after some impressive continued the good work in the second with Henri and Zac dodging and weaving, smashed the ball through for a goal. We showing some great kicking and hand passing in the centre, always love to see great team work well rewarded - WELL DONE! getting the ball swiftly down to Brooke and James, with the youngest and smallest player on the field James scoring 2 We also saw Joshua goal. A real strength of his game is his ability consecutive goals! to find space and mark the ball cleanly - you just keep getting better and better each game Josh - GOOD STUFF (and well The third term saw some cracking highlights capped by Sophie’s deserved Most Improved Award). Daicos-like performance, curling and bouncing a goal through from next to the behind post. Matthew and George for the Blues Alex and Aiden might be two of our smallest players but they did not let the ball out of their sight resulting in Matthew kicking a are fast and treated us to some really exciting play where they fantastic goal in true hero style! Tom continued to present a ran hard getting ahead of the other players to be first to the ball. forward target for the Ninja midfield earning him the most Isaac continued to make his mark on the game. His accurate improved player award and Mitch got best on ground for an even kicking and well considered passing helped Jack to score performance all day. another goal in the second quarter. The real heroes of the day though were White Ninja Max and Blue The players continued to battle away with great courage during Player Jasper who volunteered to play for the other teams, the third quarter. Aiden was accurate with his handballing and showing the true spirit of Coorparoo Kings sporting mateship. continued to charge hard after the ball even though the ground was really slippery and he suffered a few hard knocks. Jack controlled the back line well and Joshusa kept up his impressive marking. The last quarter gave us coach Tony’s “Play of the Day” when Joshua passed to Mikaela who passed to Alex who then moved the ball swiftly to our Captain Riley who goaled. Not long after this the team skilfully sent the ball back to the forward line where AGAIN Riley scored. AWESOME!! Fletcher and Jett both had really consistent games. They were involved in clever team play and both ran to free space and picked up their players well. Harry was awarded Player of the Week. He was everywhere!!! He showed great determination for the full game and got many touches of the footy. Very well deserved!! Thanks to the Coorparoo White for being fantastic competitors and great sports, thanks also to the Umpire, Mark our team manager, Kim for the oranges and Buzz for waving the flags.
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