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Velocity Sports AFL Queensland State League - Pineapple Hotel Cup Western MAGPIES Wilston Grange GORILLAS No Name G B No Name G B PINEAPPLE HOTEL CUP E-FOOTY RECORD E-Footy RECORD 19th -20th April 2008 Issue 4 Editorial with Marty King With junior football now in full swing in around the house and most importantly all regions ground usage and particu- it lessens the leisure time impost on larly ground maintenance will be critical club volunteers moving forward. The weather gods have been kind to us compared with Next Friday night at Velocity Sports Cup this time last year and all facilities are level Zillmere Eagles take on arch rivals presenting good fi rm playing surfaces at Morningside in an Anzac Day clash the moment which is sure to be a wonderful spec- tacle. Playing a 6pm game on Anzac Fixturing for all levels is a constant Day is somewhat unchartered waters challenge for League Administration as for the League however if the event is is trying to marry in club wish lists and promoted well and the correct respect linking in with club land volunteer del- and procedures are paid to what is one egation. Some facilities are more fortu- of Australia’s most signifi cant public nate than others with suffi cient lighting holidays then hopefully this will become levels to stage night games which in our a yearly event. The capacity for clubs to climate can assist in fi xturing but also fi xture laterally regarding home games create a new revenue stream. is critical to the promotion, marketing, and most importantly fi nancial oppor- It was encouraging to hear that a good tunity that home game revenue can crowd turned up to Hickey Park last Fri- generate. day night to watch the northside derby between Wilston Grange and Aspley. And don’t forget to log onto www.afl q. The “Field of Dreams” philosophy of com.au then click on the afl q tube icon “Build it and they will come” rings true in on the left of the home page for your footy circles and people will attend night complete coverage of the Velocity fi xtures when played in good conditions Sports Cup and Pineapple Hotel Cup and at good facilities. From a players and the added bonus of PHC games perspective Friday night footy frees up played at Fisherman’s Rd replayed in the weekend to do all those chores their entirety E-Footy Next Week’s Games Split Round Record Saturday 26th April Chief Executive Offi cer: Richard Griffi ths Football Operations Manager: Marty King Maroochy/Northshore v Wilston Grange Record Editor: David Heilbron Sandgate v Mayne Media Consultant: Peter Blucher Advertising: Penny Chapple Palm Beach Currumbin v Burleigh All Correspondence to: The Editor, Footy Record, AFL Queensland, PO Box 1211 COORPAROO DC, QLD 4151. Tel (07) 33942433 Velocity Sports AFL Queensland State League - Pineapple Hotel Cup Western MAGPIES Wilston Grange GORILLAS No Name G B No Name G B 1 Chris Judson 1 Luke O’Shea 2 Ben Heffernan-Roper 2 Justin Street 3 Reid Dobson 3 Gary Merkel 4 Val Pope 4 Bryce Hooper 5 Jye Spencer 5 Leigh Stevenson 6 William Fozard 6 Aidan Ryan 7 Ian Caroll 7 Paul Mills 8 Sean McEvoy 8 Damien Wright 9 Luke Scott 9 Barry O’Brien 10 Gabe McKinnon 10 Michael Rogers 11 Mark Dowley 11 Simon Brown 12 Tim McEvoy 12 Brad Geere 13 James Rozynski 13 Josh Field 14 Luke Knight 14 Lachlan Beasy 15 Matthew Fowler 15 Toby Van der Venne 16 Kale Reed 16 Mark Pennington © 17 Adam Gillespie 17 Andrew Morrison 18 Joshua Barton 18 Rory Molan 19 Todd Dunn 19 Bill Oswell 20 Luke Boulton 20 Jason Hill 21 Gregory Friis 21 Matthew Bradforde 22 Ben Jaenke-Cain 22 Jim McMahon 23 David Hamill 23 Brad Terrell 24 Gerard Moore 24 Hugh Campbell 25 Peter Kilroy 25 Adrian Brown 26 Brad Wright 26 Mark Harradine 27 Chris Mihalopoulos (c) 27 Matthew Brittain 28 Curtis McNamara 28 Chris Lambart 29 Angus Graham 29 Roly Cash (V-C) 30 Sean Mewing 30 Brad Suitor 31 Matthew Thompson 31 Shane Wood 32 Jay Baker 32 Tom Smith 33 Matthew Skubis 33 Andrew Chadwick 34 Jason De Wever 34 Alex Wagner 35 Richard Wenham 35 Calvin Cowie 36 Matthew Page 36 Schyler Johnson 37 Scott Musson 37 Geoff Still 38 James O’Meara 38 Daniel Cruze 39 Jack Burford 39 Jeremy Best 40 Michael Ford 40 Dean Matejcek 41 Christopher Graham 41 Adam Williams 42 Leigh Rudd 42 Dan McPhee 43 Blake McClennan 43 Jayce Hartas 44 Liam Tagell 44 Michael Stevens 45 Callum Saunders 45 Michael Doecke 46 Rod Crawford 46 Anthony Davis 47 Mitchell Page 47 Dean Warren 48 Jake Magill 48 Todd Scott 49 Cameron Thomas 49 Michael Pedler 50 Brenton Hocking 50 Seth Lauze 51 Shaun Parlby 51 Robert Lennox 52 Nick Williamson 52 Ryan Molan 53 Aaron Shelton 53 Jordan Shertock 54 Kieran Canning 54 Reuben Murray 55 Pablo Caldarola 55 Adam Scott 56 David Campbell 56 Jeff Broadbent 57 Jory Pearson 57 Josh Dargusch 58 James Pennycuick 58 Luke Venzke 59 Robert Mageean 59 Shane Suitor 60 Dominic Beer 60 Craig Johnson TEAM 1/4 Time 1/2 Time 3/4 Time FINAL Western Magpies Wilston Grange Footy Record Issue 4 19th - 20th April 2008 Page 3 Velocity Sports AFL Queensland State League - Pineapple Hotel Cup AFL Queensland Pineapple Hotel Cup Previews Palm Beach Currumbin v Aspley Western Magpies v Wilston Grange at Salk Oval at Sherwood The reigning premiers are doing what they Both last start winners hoping to go back need to get over the line after a fi rst round to back to really gather some consistency scare against the Western Magpies. They moving forward. The Magpies second half are yet to reach the standards set in 2007 was the Magpies of old running in num- however are warming to the task nicely bers and sharing the load around. The and in taking on the Hornets at Salk Oval Pope – of the Val variety has arrived early have the opportunity to make a statement and is really relishing the new midfi eld to a contender for their title. Big Lindsay challenge that has been thrown his way. Bredenoord is coming along nicely after a They blooded another youngster in Gerald year out of the game and working well in Moore, but this week lose Matt Fowler tandem with Michael I’Anson. James Drake to State under 18 duties. Grange by all will provide versatility and this could well be reports played with spirit and purpose last the round when Baker, Dyson, and Ryne- week and would have been pleased with hart all hit their straps. The Hornets should the efforts of big Jimbo McMahon and ex have fancied their chances against Grange Aspley player Justin Street. They copped a but came up against a very committed ten goal touch up in the pre season when opponent Cameron Colvin continues to they last met so once again this should be provide a focal point and Aspley’s ground a tremendous contest and gauge of where level players have more than held their both clubs are currently at. own. A real challenge for both sides and a litmus test for Aspley at this early stage of Maroochy Northshore v Surfers the season. at Fisherman’s Rd Springwood v Sandgate Roo’s skipper and prime mover Ryan at Lowe Oval White really hit it on the head last week when he stated after the loss to Mayne that The Puma’s take on a much improved due to new combinations on and off the Sandgate side that had the better of them fi eld it would just take time for Maroochy when the two sides met in the pre season Northshore to gel. Their task won’t be Our northside trackwork watchers have al- made any easier this week when Surf- luded to the possibility of a former Brisbane ers Paradise head up the Bruce Highway Bear/Lion joining a few of his ex Zillmere aiming to keep in touch with the top fi ve mates at Lemke Rd and maybe even suit- Somehow the home side need to conjure ing up for this weeks game which will add up ways of kicking a competitive score to the spectacle. Springwood continues to because defensively they haven’t been soldier on and will be buoyed by the form too bad (averaging 100 points against) of Craig Neville, Shane Murrihy, Elliott Surfers defi nitely have the fi repower and Bowman, and Nick Tronc. Injuries have hit midfi eld to trouble any team and look to hard at Sandgate however the 2008 model have unearthed a very good recruit in Jon has greater depth than in the past and they Stephens. Its hard to go past the visitors should be able to cover their losses. With but funnier things have happened at Fish- Aspley and Coolangatta both facing tough erman’s Rd. assignments a win to Bomber Adams boys could see them jump up to third on the PHC ladder with winnable games ahead. Page 4 Footy Record Issue 4 19th - 20th April 2008 Velocity Sports AFL Queensland State League - Pineapple Hotel Cup Burleigh BOMBERS Noosa TIGERS No. Name G B No. Name G B 1 Jesse Butt 1 Caleb Isles 2 Andrew Turner 2 Troy Dixon 3 Aaron Pianta 3 Sam Jeffery 4 Jayson Pate 4 Nathan Winter 5 Joel Coleing 5 Todd Cook 6 Marcus Powell 6 Troy Duke 7 John Chennall 7 Nathan Lavis 8 Paul Branchfl ower 8 Jack Troedel 9 Matt Simpson 9 Dane Gale 10 Luke Rowe 10 Zac Smith 11 Corey Taylor 11 Josh Edgar 12 Brett Robinson 12 Nick Jones 13 Mark Owen 13 Adam Bovalino 14 Dane Seckold 14 Gary Wallace 15 Chris Dickenson 15 Dave Nelson 16 Ryan Gurton 16 Brett Maloney 17 Jarrod Wagland 17 Jamie Bower 18 Colby Newbegin 18 Alex Swenson 19 Heath Grant 19 Luke Tyrell 20 Troy Crossley 20 Danny O’Brien 21 Levi Kalms 21 Andrew Taylor 22 Cameron Roland 22 Scott Maddern 23 Zane Doubleday 23 Matt Hicks 24 Peter Rowe 24 Michael Dobson 25 Mathew Buck 25 Gareth Daley 26 Michael Sowter 26 Sam McCoch 27 Koray Hudarvadi 27 Jeremy Coffey 28 Mathew Garland 28 Adam Eady 29 Shaun Zober 29 Peter Trompf 30 Robert Martin 31 Josh Guniea 31 Daniel Goodacre 32 Tobt McCosh 32 Christopher Burrell 33 Matt Somers 33 Peter Laenger 34 Guy Williams 34 Tim Schalaghecke 35 Max Patterson 35 Devon Looney 36 Brett Duke 36 Liam Rourke 37 Lucas Theophanides
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