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Budget 2012 Budget 2012 GREAT SOUTHERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE GREAT PREL IMISOUTHERNNARY FINAL - BUDGET FOOTBALL 2012 LEAGUE BUDGETBUDGET 20122012 Preliminary Final Saturday 15th September | Strathalbyn The Times 2012 Team Forwards of the Year Scott Welsh (Encounter Bay) Denis Iljcesen Lachlan McGregor (Captain Victor Harbor) (Langhorne Creek) Half Forwards Matthew Hodge Tyson Davis-Neale (Victor Harbor) (Encounter Bay) Tom Johnson (Langhorne Creek) Dennis McEvoy Centre Michael James (McLaren) (Yankalilla) Simon Munn (Strathalbyn) Tom Corbett Half Backs Tom Carroll (Mount Compass) (Myponga-Sellicks) Tom Derham (Langhorne Creek) Matt Wilson Brad Haskett (Yankalilla) (Vice Captain Willunga) Luke Durdin (Yankalilla) Coach Barry Pilmore Backs Interchange First Ruck Josh Sidebottom (Yankalilla) Sam Baulderstone (Mount Compass) Sam Alexopoulos (Willunga) Jarrod Kellock (Langhorne Creek) Todd Steele (Willunga) Mitch Portlock (Willunga) PAGE 1 $2.50 Great Southern Football League SATURDAY PRELIMINARY FINALS Saturday 15/9/12 Oval STRATHALBYN Field DAVID UTHENWOLDT Willunga A Grade ADRIAN CRISP V about Bound Yankalilla 2:30 pm MATTHEW JENSEN TY WISHART Goal CAMERON TEMME Bryn Bridges & Michael Potts Field GLENN GODFREY McLaren Reserves BRENTON ZIERSCH V about Bound Langhorne Creek 12:45 pm AARON WAYE SAM BYRNE Goal Derek Docking & Bob Martin Field BRENTON CARUSO Langhorne Creek Senior Colts AARON BENNETT V about Bound 11:15 am REHN WISHART Willunga MATTHEW BOLTON Goal Dean Tischer & Dean West Field SHANE SOULSBY Encounter Bay DAMIEN McQUEEN V Junior Colts Bound Myponga-Sellicks 9.45 am JORDON BOOTS TYLER Marsland Goal Neville Miller & Peter Willoughby GREAT SOUTHERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE PRELIMINARY FINAL - BUDGET 2012 Pilmore voted number one coach Willunga’s Barry Pilmore has been voted as the Victor Harbor Times A Grade coach of the year in the Great Southern Football League. Voted on by all 10 senior coaches, Pilmore polled seven votes to comprehensively take out the award, meaning he had the tough task of se- lecting the best side from 2012. Coaches also nominated players from their clubs who they felt had earned a spot in the side, with the Willunga coach having to choose from over 40 players. “All players nominated deserved to be in the side, but I could only pick 21 and it is picked on form over the whole season,” Pilmore said. “The team picked would be as good as anything going around in country football and it is a great concept by The Times to have the Team of the Year. “It would be fantastic to coach this team for real.” Pilmore’s full forward line would come as no surprise to fans with equal leading goal kickers Scott Welsh from Encounter Bay and Denis Il- jceson from Victor Harbor taking the mantle after both booting 68 goals in the minor rounds. Iljceson was named captain after his incredible A year interrupted by injury couldn’t prevent effort in a struggling side, while Pilmore’s current Langhorne Creek speedster Lachy McGregor’s skipper Brad Haskett was given the vice-captain selection in the forward pocket after kicking 40 label. goals during the normal season, joined by team- mates and State Country representatives Tom Johnson, Jarrod Kellock and Tom Derham. No Goolwa/Port Elliot players made the final cut, while Pilmore saw the performance of McLaren’s Pilmore’s inclusion of four Hawks players was Daniel Loots differently to umpires, with 15 votes matched by the same number from fellow top in the GSFL Best and Fairest count not enough three sides Willunga and Yankalilla. to earn the Eagles skipper a spot. PAGE 3 GREAT SOUTHERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE PRELIMINARY FINAL - BUDGET 2012 PRELIMINARY FINAL Saturday 15th September At Strathalbyn oval Expert Tipster: 2012 Encounter Bay A Grade Coach Billy Neely Gates open at 8.30am $8 admission - $5 concession Commencing at 9.45am JUNIOR COlts (Times of play 2 x 15 No Time on and 2 x 10 plus Time on) Encounter Bay v Myponga-Sellicks Goal Umpires Neville Miller - Peter Willoughby SENIOR COlts (Times of play 2 x 20 NTO and 2 x 15 plus TO) Langhorne Ck v Willunga Goal Umpires Dean Tischer – Dean West RESERVES (Times of play 2 x 20 NTO and 2 x 15 plus TO) McLaren v Langhorne Ck Goal Umpires Derek Docking – Bob Martin A GRADE (Times of play 4 x 22 plus TO) Willunga v Yankalilla Goal Umpires Bryn Bridges – Michael Potts Please note Senior Colts, Reserves and A Grade may start much earlier than usual. Draws in all games including the A Grade GRAND FINAL will be decided by 5 mins extra time each end. There is to be no longer than 8 minutes between one game ending and the next starting. PAGE 4 GREAT SOUTHERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE PRELIMINARY FINAL - BUDGET 2012 Expert Tipster Expert Tipster: 2012 Encounter Bay A Grade Coach Billy Neely What is the update with your jaw injury? Besides all the inconvenience it’s healing and is a matter of waiting 6-8 weeks to be able to eat normal food etc. When do you expect a verdict to be reached?: No idea Despite the late controversy, have you en- joyed your season in the GSFL? It’s typical Country football with great people and passionate supporters. The football is good quality country football with a lot of players who have been at league clubs as juniors or fringe league players. with the club and seeing their facilities along with Can you just confirm your previous playing the talent they had in their local players I thought and coaching roles and your best and fairest it would be a good place to start coaching. history?: Do you plan on staying at the club? I have previously played in Country Victoria I certainly plan on finishing what we have started. where I grew up, along with Queanbeyan and Ainslie in Canberra where I was also a playing Will you continue to play or just coach? assistant coach for the 3 seasons at Ainslie. I also played 3 seasons of league football at Gle- I will definitely be playing and coaching, unfortu- nelg. I have been lucky enough to have won 7 nately I’ve had an interrupted season with a foot Senior club best and fairest awards and 2 run- injury in our last trial game and then the jaw inju- ners up. The two best and fairest at Glenelg are ry, but I look forward to leading the boys on field. certainly highlights but winning 2 premierships with Queanbeyan is certainly the most reward- How do you rate the standard of GSFL foot- ing football award so far and is what you play ball in comparison to amatuar league and football for. other competitions? Why did you decide to come to Encounter It is a good competition with most sides playing Bay? a good brand of football, it’s always hard to com- pare leagues but generally at country level the I only wanted to coach a club that wanted to and good players could play at most other levels but had the drive to be successful and after speaking the depth of teams lists drops away. PAGE 5 GREAT SOUTHERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE PRELIMINARY FINAL - BUDGET 2012 Expert Tipster: Billy Neely Yankalilla Versus Willunga: their forward line and create numerous scoring opportunities is something Willunga will have to Both Willunga and Yankalilla had almost flawless overcome to be able to get the ball forward and seasons, with the Tigers only two minor round kick a winning score. losses inflicted by the Demons. Willunga key players: Brad Haskett, Mitch Exposed by Langhorne Creek’s pace in the fi- Portlock and Todd Steele. nals series, the two sides will be aiming to focus on their strengths which got them to this point Yankalilla: Thomas Fittock, Patrick Fittock and and earned them such high representation at Ryan Lewis. association and zone level, along with four play- ers from both sides being selected in the Times Current form: Willunga looked really good Team of the Year. against Langhorne Creek early when they were dominating stoppages and contested footy and Billy’s summary: Willunga are a mature side getting it into their tall forwards where Haskett with strong bodies that are at their best when it’s was the dominant forward. in close and tight, they are very good at contest- ed football which is a must to win finals. Once Langhorne Creek got on top at stoppages and got it outside Willunga couldn’t go with them, Once it gets outside the contes - as shown by and they found it hard to get the footy out of their Langhorne Creek last week - they can be ex- defensive end which worrying considering Yank posed by quick ball movement and a side with are the best in the competition at locking it in good running ability. their own forward half. This is where Yankallia have to get an advantage Yank played great on the weekend and have a by matching them at stoppages and then link- very even team who are well drilled which makes ing up through handball and spreading from the it hard to combat as they don’t rely on 3 or 4 key contest, which they do quite well. players. Game changer: Stoppages. Willunga generally Billy’s Verdict: If Yank can break even at stop- get first use at centre bounces and love to hit pages they can win but Willunga like all great it long at other stoppages, so Yank must nullify sides have a habit of finding a way to win, it this. should be a great contest. Yankalilla’s ability to press up and lock the ball in Yankalilla by 15 points Advertising Gordon Tonkin BUDGETBUDGET 20122012 M: 0417 018 017 E: [email protected] Publisher Great Southern Football League Printer SA Design & Print Editor Geoff McRostie Joshua Marton 90 Hill Street, Port Elliot SA 5211 M: 0410 651 251 M: 0408 672 929 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] PAGE 6 GREAT SOUTHERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE PRELIMINARY FINAL - BUDGET 2012 Preliminary
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