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FINALS FORMAT NOW SET FOR VELOCITY SPORTS CUP FINALS Countdown is on to the Velocity Sports Cup grand fi nal, which will be held at Carrara again this year on Sunday 21st September. It will be a double-header, with the reserves grand fi nal at 11am, followed by the seniors at 2.15pm. This represents a break from what has been a triple-header split by the Pineapple Hotel Cup grand fi nal. Instead, to help give the division two premiership decider its own identity, that will be played as a stand-alone event in conjunction with the PHC reserves on Saturday 13th September at a neutral venue in the region of the highest-placed team in the senior grand fi nal. This is a move supported by the Pineapple Hotel Cup teams and will ensure not one but two big days of State League grand fi nal footy in south-east Queensland. The schedule for the fi rst three weeks of the four-team fi nals format adopted for the Velocity Sports Cup this year presents many different scenarios with three home-and-away rounds still to play, but essentially we’ve adopted the following guidelines. • The First Semi-Final (3rd v 4th) will be played on the weekend of 30-31 August at the homeground choice of the highest ranked club, noting that Morningside and Mt Gravatt will use Coorparoo as their preferred hosting venue, and the Gabba will not be available because the Lions play in Sydney that weekend. If the Suncoast Lions were involved, this game would be played on Sunday 31 August. If the Suncoast Lions do not fi nish 3rd or 4th it will be played on Saturday 30th August. • The Second Semi-Final (1st v 2nd) will be played on Saturday 6 September at the venue of the highest ranked club – unless the Brisbane Lions make the AFL fi nals and the Suncoast Lions are involved. Then the day will be determined in conjunction with Lions AFL commitments. • The Preliminary Final (Winner 1st S/F v Loser 2nd S/F) will be played on Sunday 14 September at a neutral venue in the region of the highest ranked club – Brisbane or Gold Coast. Again, this is dependent on possible Lions commitments. In the fi rst three weeks all reserves fi nals will start at 11am, with the seniors at 2pm to allow extra time in the event of a tie. Only grounds which are properly fenced and so can charge admission are eligible to host fi nals matches. This precludes Morningside and Mt.Gravatt. Enjoy the last three weeks of the H&A season – it promises to be a fantastic battle.

Next Rounds’ Games E-Footy Friday 15th August Record Burleigh v Surfers Paradise Chief Executive Offi cer: Richard Griffi ths Saturday 16th August Football Operations Manager: Marty King Aspley v Sandgate Record Editor: David Heilbron Media Consultant: Peter Blucher Western Magpies v Springwood Advertising: Penny Chapple Mayne v Wilston Grange All Correspondence to: Maroochy/Northshore v Noosa The Editor, Footy Record, AFL Queensland, PO Box 1211 COORPAROO DC, QLD 4151. Tel (07) 33942433 Palm Beach Currumbin v Coolangatta Velocity Sports AFL Queensland State League - Pineapple Hotel Cup

Burleigh BOMBERS Palm Beach Currumbin LIONS No. Name G B No Name G B 1 Jesse Butt 1 Greg Pires 2 Andrew Turner 2 Jyhe Pearson 3 Aaron Pianta 3 Brad Fisher 4 Jayson Pate 4 Ryan Rodgers 5 Joel Coleing 5 Tom Thurwood 6 Marcus Powell 6 Adrian Hill 7 John Chennall 7 Brent Rynehart 8 Paul Branchfl ower 8 James Chapman 9 Matt Simpson 9 Matt Derrick 10 Luke Rowe 10 Dave DeBono 11 Corey Taylor 11 Aaron Lohrey 12 Brett Robinson 12 Dane Irons 13 Mark Owen 13 Matt Flynn 14 Dane Seckold 14 Allen Adele 15 Chris Dickenson 15 Ryan Schneider 16 Ryan Gurton 16 Andrew Clancy 17 Jarrod Wagland 17 Korey Fulton 18 Colby Newbegin 18 Corey Russell 19 Heath Grant 19 Les Bredeneoord 20 Troy Crossley 20 Patrick Higgins 21 Levi Kalms 21 Nick Aldridge 22 Cameron Roland 22 Alexander Hombsch 23 Zane Doubleday 23 James Drake 24 Peter Rowe 24 Matt Carroll 25 Mathew Buck 25 Michael I’Anson 26 Michael Sowter 26 Nicolas Baker 27 Koray Hudarvadi 27 Matthew Davies 28 Mathew Garland 28 Darryl Dyson 29 Shaun Zober 29 Tommy Davies 30 Robert Martin 30 Clint Schneider 31 Daniel Goodacre 31 Ryan Rogers 32 Christopher Burrell 32 Mikal Bloom 33 Peter Laenger 33 Trent Walker 34 Tim Schalaghecke 34 Nick Bradley 35 Devon Looney 35 Rhys McAllister 36 Liam Rourke 36 Nick Bradley 37 Tom Sutherland 37 David Thorne 38 Mitchell Wright 38 Adam McDonald 39 Gerrard Sangston 39 Arnold Knight 40 Geoff Whitworth 40 Alex Hombsch 41 Beau Runnalls 41 IJessie Brown 42 Bo Hodder 42 Isaac Hughes 43 Jeremy Hefford 43 Luke Rynehart 44 Brad Jenkinson 44 Thomas Dubellar 45 Rodney Clack 45 Matt Fife 46 Ben Edney 46 Sebastian Curtis 47 Jeremy Berehndorff 47 Lee Spizziri 48 Sean Coglan 48 Daniel Zvatora 49 Ben Carlisle 49 Andrew Hobday 50 Sean Waller 50 David Thorne 51 Clinton Moore 51 Bruce Sargent 52 Nathan Carr 52 Daniel Williams 53 Burke De Morton 53 Jed Williams 54 Stephen Muir 54 Travis Corbo 55 James Eadie 60 Octavious Chaffey 56 Craig Seckold

TEAM 1/4 Time 1/2 Time 3/4 Time FINAL Burleigh

Palm Beach Footy Record Issue 17 9th August 2008 Page 3 Velocity Sports AFL Queensland State League - Pineapple Hotel Cup AFL Queensland Pineapple Hotel Cup Previews Burleigh v Palm Beach Currumbin Mayne v Sandgate at Christine Ave at Everton Park

The Bombers can go a long way to securing Have the Hawks blown their fi nals chances a fi nals berth if they can overcome competi- in the fi rst quarter last week against Noosa? tion yardstick Palm Beach. A thrilling win They need to put that one behind them and at home against the Magpies last week in concentrate on what they can now control. possibly one of the clubs best ever victories The Tigers will have gained confi dence from was a precursor to a night of celebration at last weeks big win and at home are always the 30 year anniversary. Coach Crossley tough. Once again Luke Ferguson was great will again be looking for forward pressure but throw in the efforts of Tye Morrison and from Perry-Bolt, Rowlands, and Pate whilst Aaron Whitecross and there was a lot to Wagland is in a purple patch of form at the like about their performance. The Hawks moment. Just what the Lions can take out younger players need to step out of the of the walk in the park last week will be shadow of the higher profi le recruits that are interesting. It certainly played Ryan Rodg- doing well at the moment and realise that ers back into form and Darryl Dyson is back it takes contributions from everyone to get to his best. Let’s hope for a big Friday night over the line crowd at Christine Ave as this coastal derby shapes up to be a beauty

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Mayne TIGERS Sandgate HAWKS No Name G B No Name G B 1 Andrew Housego 1 Glen Hunter 2 Tom Falconer 2 Alex Craft 3 David McKay 3 Michael Brady 4 Simon Argent 4 Trent Morrisey 5 Mick Silman 5 Mark Thomas 6 Troy Fisher 6 Ben Long 8 Ryan Slee 7 Justin Nickerson 9 Matthew Evans 8 Aaron Widt 10 Daniel Frawley 9 Todd Banfi eld 11 Cody Bird 10 Jake Black 12 Tye Morrison 11 Ryan Dawson 14 Jeff Teale 12 Joel Peterson-Morley 15 Brad Johns 13 Brett Tottenham 16 Glen Housego 14 Simon Cannan 17 Trent Ingram 15 Mitchell Walsh 18 David Gardiner 16 Matthew Hill 19 Caleb Brown 17 Brett Zeidler 20 Bill Armstrong 18 Drew Hancock 21 Corey Massingham 19 William Churchill 22 Simon Northcott 21 Tyler Matchett 23 James Gillett 22 Tristan Midson 24 Jon Davis 23 Bradley Hales 25 Duncan Fell 24 Brendan Gustafson 26 Jason Eaton 25 Dan Dickfos 27 Chris Azazapardi 26 Brett Ayton 29 Tom Ryan 27 David Bugeja 30 Cameron Downes 28 Kurt Banfi eld 31 Paul Giankoulidis 29 Joshua Claydon 32 Tyronne Lavery 30 Matt Nickerson 33 Mark Dennis 32 Steven Browne 34 Heath White 33 Brad Laycock 35 Christian Rollman 34 David Scott 36 Ben Svanberg 35 Sean Cornish 37 Brenton East 36 Daniel Lubke 38 Ryan Louwen-Skaven 37 Peter Davidson 39 Robert Smallcombe 38 Leigh Fry 40 Steve Rappard 40 Darren Besselaar 41 Keane White 41 Clinton Banfi eld 42 Daniel Steinback 42 David Fellowes 45 Luke Ferguson 43 Daniel Fabian 46 Mark Schluter 44 Clinton Sheppard 47 Tom Ditchburn 45 Rowan Moody 48 Mark Lowrey 46 Craig Ebsworth 49 Corbin Sellen 47 John Holmes 50 Brad Pitcher 48 Duncan Hill 51 Greg Simpson 49 David Brain 52 Mitchell Bird 50 Ed Kimball 55 Aaron Whitecross 51 John Kennedy 56 Jack McKenna 52 Peter McDonough 57 Mark Griggs 53 Aaron Fabian 58 Mitchell Quaiffe 54 Michael Brain 59 Graham Grummitt 55 Kane Nielsen 60 Jim Price 56 Brendan Colch 61 Michael Sneeseby 57 Wes Rand 62 David Ditchburn 58 Aiden Dineen 63 Grant Dore 59 Bryce Harvey 64 Shane Fry 60 Michael McCoy 65 Brett Fry TEAM 1/4 Time 1/2 Time 3/4 Time FINAL Mayne

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Good to see the Gorilla’s still play with lots of The Tigers just need to look after their own purpose and win a close one against arch ri- backyard and if results go their way could vals Aspley last week. Rory Molan continues jump up and grab the double chance. They to impress as a young talent and Roly Cash appear to be peaking at the right time and was back to his best after a couple of quiet will be a realistic fi nals contender. Troy Dix- weeks. The Roo’s are yet to win away from on is back after an injury interrupted season home and need to up the ante this week in and Matt Hicks now sits on 88 goals. Zac their last away game. Ryan White is having Smith is playing to his potential and Tyrell, another super year but needs help. It has Dobson, Bovalino, and Isles form a consist- been a disappointing year from the mid to ent nucleus. The Hornets had a big day at bottom end of the list however the club has home last week unveiling their fabulous new blooded some promising younger players change room but couldn’t get the chocolates in Kane Tyson and Todd Grayson looks to on the fi eld. Hopefully they can blood some have a real future young players and get some positive mo- mentum out of the next two games

Springwood v Coolangatta Surfers Paradise v Western Magpies at Lowe Oval at Sir Bruce Small Park

The Puma’s are now starting to put pressure The Demons have been consistent all year upon themselves with performances like last but fi nd themselves in a must win situation week against Palm Beach. It has been well to hold off the charge from Noosa. They take documented how tough the year has been on a rebounding Magpies outfi t who were and how resilient the club has been to hang out enthused in the last quarter at Burleigh. in there through trying times. But at the end Southport Premiership player Cameron of the day you get judged by results and Betts has returned to his old club and is real- last weeks was an embarrassing one for all ly making his mark in the competition. Luke involved at the club. Too much hard work Pridmore has lifted his rating and Sean Ellis has been put in by good people at Puma- has been a wonderful recruit. The Magpies land to limp over the line in 2008. Let’s hope will be smarting however and should turn up last weeks performance can kick start their ready to play. David Hamill is in season best season at home this week and the Blue’s at form, Greg Friis continues to impress, and least get a contest. Jason Smith should give former rep player James Rozynski should be fi rst use to his mosquito fl eet and Coolan- improving with every run. Night games at Sir gatta can continue to blood younger players Bruce Small always throw up the odd upset with a positive view towards 2009 so don’t be surprised if the Demons play like their nickname in an effort to keep third spot

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Wilston Grange GORILLAS Maroochy/Northshore ROOS No Name G B No Name G B 1 Luke O’Shea 1 David Moore 2 Justin Street 2 Ben Hitchcock 3 Gary Merkel 3 David Hulsman 4 Bryce Hooper 4 Todd Grayson 5 Leigh Stevenson 5 Aaron Thornton 6 Aidan Ryan 6 Owen Bailey 7 Paul Mills 7 Kane Tyson 8 Damien Wright 8 Ben Stanley 9 Barry O’Brien 9 Brodie White 10 Michael Rogers 10 James Page 11 Simon Brown 11 Ryan White 12 Brad Geere 12 Brendan Fair 13 Josh Field 14 Patrick McMahon 13 Brett Boots 15 Toby Van der Venne 14 Simeon McCulloch 16 Mark Pennington © 15 Adam Thornton 17 Andrew Morrison 16 Scott Hay 18 Rory Molan 17 Greg Stirton 19 Bill Oswell 18 Andrew Wass 20 Jason Hill 19 Tim Peterson 21 Matthew Bradforde 20 Tim Lowes 22 Jim McMahon 22 Chris Abraham 23 Brad Terrell 23 Brad Stefanovic 24 Hugh Campbell 24 Linton Thomas 25 Adrian Brown 25 Brent McArdle 26 Mark Harradine 26 Greg Trembearth 27 Matthew Brittain 27 Jason McKeon 28 Chris Lambart 28 Elliott Hohenhaus 29 Rohan Cash (V-C) 29 Sam Weuffen 30 Brad Suitor 30 Michael Williams 31 Shane Wood 32 Heath Mahoney 32 Tom Smith 36 Craig Scrase 33 Andrew Chadwick 39 Michael Frishkorn 34 Dean Warren 40 Shane Cunningham 35 Calvin Cowie 41 Brent Thomas 36 Schyler Johnson 42 Stephen Lamper 37 Simon Rocco 43 Michael Solomons 38 Daniel Cruze 44 Anthony Tidball 39 Jeremy Best 45 Simon Morrison 40 Dean Matejcek 41 Patrick Sharp 46 David Nelson 42 Dan McPhee 47 Matt Bury 43 Jayce Hartas 48 Michael Haschka 44 Michael Stevens 49 Sam Wilson 45 Michael Doecke 50 Matt Clarke 46 Anthony Davis 51 Brad Lockyer 47 Luke Venzke 52 Cameron Osmand 48 Todd Scott 53 Brett Leonard 49 Michael Pedler 54 Andrew Fox 50 Seth Lauze 55 Matt Toohey 51 Robert Lennox 56 Mark Young 52 Sam Cox 57 Luke Mahoney 53 Jordan Shertock 58 Jared Montague 54 Alex Wagner 60 Brendan Wulf 55 Adam Scott 56 Jeff Broadbent 57 Josh Dargusch 58 Geoff Wright 59 Shane Suitor 60 Craig Johnson

TEAM 1/4 Time 1/2 Time 3/4 Time FINAL Wilston Grange

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Springwood PUMAS Coolangatta BLUES No Name G B No Name G B 1 Donald Barry 1 Kevin Rowbottom 2 Kris Zane 2 Will Sutton 3 Augustine Bede 3 Simon Rowe 4 Kohby Poole 4 Luke Ruf 5 Patrick Ross 5 Adam Pettigrove 6 Matty Boyd 6 Jamie Martin 7 Justin Moffat 7 Matthew Hendry 8 Paul McCullough 9 Nick Tronc 9 LeighTaylor 10 Malcolm Vincent 10 Desmond Waluka 12 Ryan Ross 11 Ashley Cowland 14 Ben Milbourne 12 James Cook 15 Michael Weston 13 Wayne Shannon 16 Craig Neville 14 Danny Rout 17 Russell Ollington 15 Matt Bedford 18 Wayne Ollington 16 David Evertius 19 Taylor Ross 17 Emma Wartovo 20 Callan Carkeet 18 David Thayer 21 Brett Lewis 19 Ben Butchart 22 Tiger Monk 20 Jamie Nani 23 Josh Sutton 21 Josh McCleary 24 Mark Hopkins 22 Jason Smith 25 Kayden Creely 23 Leigh Philpott 26 Matthew Shannon 24 Ben Douthie 28 Dwayne Catterwell 25 Chad Purcell 29 Josh Menz 26 Kane Haley 30 Glen Fredricksen 27 Danny Maxwell 31 Brad Pollock 28 Daniel Oats 32 Paul Bullock 29 Matt Mclaughlin 33 Derek Berry 30 Andrew Boyce 34 Robert Raudino 31 Daniel Carey 35 Shane Murrihy 32 Charles Algreen 37 Matthew Lanham 33 Danny Fairs 39 Michael Woodier 34 Liam Millard 40 Ellery Bowman 35 Jack Munroe 41 Ross Connolly 36 Peter Milaura 42 Aaron Flynn 37 Dean Baulch 43 Tristan Schuhkraft 38 Bronte Smith 44 Geoffrey Gibbons 39 Ryan Irwin 46 Damian Creely 40 Adam Fairbank 47 Simon Parisio 41 Adam Mokrusch 48 Chris Collins 42 Lachlan Ygoa-Mckeown 49 Clayton Barnes 43 Tate Duku 50 Robert Pezzelato 44 Matt Boughton 51 Nigel Speed 45 Matt Hemsley 52 Allan Phillips 46 Joe Lawton 53 Lee Ruf 47 Ashley Streater 54 Brayden Fitzpatrick 48 Wade Maxwell 55 Jaelen Grice 49 Joseph Ila 56 Craig Doyle 50 Javier Ballister 57 Matthew Ryan 51 Alex Lobianco 58 Andrew Gray 52 Gerard Oliver 59 Jamie Mills 53 Stephen Larcombe 54 Will Spry 55 Jason Bolt

TEAM 1/4 Time 1/2 Time 3/4 Time FINAL Springwood

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ROUND 18 NAB AFL RISING STAR PROUD: A PRICE TO PAY NOMINATION FOR URQUHART The Lions’ Albert Proud would have been Queenslander Gavin Urquhart was re- mighty pleased to play his best game of warded for his brilliant introduction to AFL AFL footy against North Melbourne at Car- football with the Round 18 nomination for rara last week but it might come at a cost. the AFL’s NAB Rising Star Award. The 20- The former State U18 captain is tipped to year-old turned in a blistering performance be a front-runner for the Grogan Medal. If in front of a hometown crowd at Carrara, he misses the last four rounds due to AFL gathering 22 possessions – eight contested selection it’s not going to make staying in - in the Kangaroos’ come from behind win front of the likes of Matty Payne, Rohan Bail against the Lions last Saturday night. The and David James any easier. Still, it’s a price ex-Rockhampton boy turned Morningside Proud will more than happily pay. player has slotted into League football as if he’s been there all his life. He’s averaged PNG FLYER IN GOOD FORM 18.4 possessions through nine games, and only once has failed to collect 16 touches. PNG fl yer Donald Barry notched up rarity His use of the ball has been outstanding, last week when as a Suncoast Lions top-up and his composure under pressure likewise. player he was chosen in the Velocity Sports Urquhart, whose State U18 teammate Kurt Cup Team of the Week. It’s just the second Tippett was the Rising Star nomination for time this has happened after Suncoast Round 8, was the Roos’ second pick in Coaster Ben Weightman enjoyed similar the 2006 NAB AFL Draft at No.21 overall. recognition in Round 8. Barry, playing this He’d played rugby league and rugby union year with Coolangatta, was a real livewire as a junior but eventually chose AFL like in Suncoast’s big win over Mt.Gravatt and his father Jim, a long-time servant of AFL impressed onlookers with his tackling en- Queensland in game development and an deavours on the wing. Barry and fellow PNG U19 and Reserves player at Essendon. “A boy John James will play for their home year ago Gav was a long way off playing country in the AFL version of the World Cup senior football, and this rising star nomina- in September. And, with Barry set to play tion is a credit to the hard work he has done with Suncoast again this weekend, he’ll be since that time,” said North assistant-coach opposed to James in Friday night’s big clash Darren Crocker. “He has been a valuable against Zillmere at O’Callaghan Park. player since coming into the side and we are looking forward to his continued devel- CALL OF THE WEEK opment.” The Riddler and Jacko were in good form DICKSON, SINCLAIR PICK UP last week calling the Redland - Zillmere SEVENTH TEAM OF THE WEEK game from a day on the bay. The boys had the crowd laughing when fi eld umpire Ashley No public votes for the Syd Guildford Trophy Dunstan took an accidental tumble and lost this week after voting went ‘in camera’ for his white hat. To Ashley’s credit he never the last four rounds of the Velocity Sports missed a beat. He quickly found his feet and Cup, but the ever-popular Team of the Week followed play despite leaving the missing continues. Wade Dickson and Brett Sinclair lid on the ground within the centre square. each picked up their seventh Team of the Commentary team threw in a warning to all Week selection to pull level with Suncoast’s players that it was a fi ve run penalty if the Albert Proud and just one behind eight-time ball hit the hat inclusions Jacob Gough, Rory Lake, Rohan Bail and David James. Page 10 Footy Record Issue 17 9th August 2008 Velocity Sports AFL Queensland State League

Noosa TIGERS Aspley HORNETS No. Name G B No Name G B 1 Caleb Isles 1 Steve Jackson 2 Troy Dixon 2 Josh Weller 3 Sam Jeffery 3 Shaun Mugavin 4 Nathan Winter 4 David Stackleberg 5 Todd Cook 5 Brent Evans 6 Troy Duke 6 Andrew McElroy 7 Nathan Lavis 7 Dale Wills 8 Jack Troedel 8 Michael Ward 9 Dane Gale 9 Joe McElroy 10 Zac Smith 10 David Kirwan 11 Josh Edgar 11 Tynan O’Donnell 12 Nick Jones 12 Darren O’Keefe 13 Adam Bovalino 13 Dan Gaunt 14 Gary Wallace 14 Brett Wilson 15 Dave Nelson 15 Grant Wilkinson 16 Brett Maloney 16 Ben Purssell 17 Jamie Bower 17 Ben Rodgers 18 Alex Swenson 18 Andrew Childs 19 Luke Tyrell 19 Ben Stackleberg 20 Danny O’Brien 20 Mathew Nuss 21 Andrew Taylor 21 Mathew Tucker 22 Scott Maddern 22 Gareth Purcell 23 Matt Hicks 23 Michael Harris 24 Michael Dobson 24 Michael Clarke 25 Gareth Daley 25 William McElroy 26 Sam McCoch 26 Cale Agosta 27 Jeremy Coffey 27 Mathew McGlone 28 Adam Eady 28 Jonothan Almond 29 Peter Trompf 29 Jeff Mant 31 Josh Guniea 30 Jack Dalton 32 Tobt McCosh 31 Tom Marshall 33 Matt Somers 32 Cameron Colvin 34 Guy Williams 33 Jason Clow 35 Max Patterson 34 Michael Richardson 36 Brett Duke 35 Brendan Foote 37 Lucas Theophanides 36 Daniel Campbell 38 Rick Hathera 37 Jeffery Cooper 39 Martin Anderson 38 David Gazelle 40 Anthony Wilson 39 Lachlin Harris 41 Chris Addison 40 Michael Lane 42 Kade Munro 41 Andrew Green 43 Nick Hammonds 42 Adam Kratzman 44 Lochy McKenzie 43 Adrian Foote 45 Steve Castle 44 Joel Cooney 46 Craig Taylor 45 Ben Miers 47 Mark Henshall 46 Shane Guest 49 Dean Harper 47 Rob Grealy 50 Jye Isles 48 Scott Davies 51 Damien Harper 49 Mark Packer 54 Joe McCullough 50 David Noble 57 Brendan Clohesy 51 Christian Tsalikis 53 Brodie Agosta 54 Bryan Edlond 55 Corey Evans 56 Shane Hamilton

TEAM 1/4 Time 1/2 Time 3/4 Time FINAL Noosa

Aspley

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day night. And his second, third and fourth. WATER WATER Moran, playing his third game with the Adelaide Crows and his sixth game overall, Don’t fall for the trap that all recruiting was an unlikely goal-kicking hero in the managers were solely focusing on Dayne Crows’ crucial 13-6 (94) to 12-14 (86) win Beams at last week’s Merrimac clash over Carlton at AAMI Stadium. Selected as between Broadbeach and Southport. While a key defender/ruckman, he was swung for- the Sharks young gun continued to show his ward when chief goal-kicker Jason Porplyzia wares a certain recruiting person was besot- was forced from the ground with concus- ted by the standard of the water carriers sion late in the second term. Moran, swung from both Gold Coast clubs and was heard forward by coach Neil Craig to provide a to say he would be back up for the fi nals marking target, kicked one goal quickly from series when conditions hopefully meant a free kick and added three more in a telling the need for greater hydration warranted a third quarter contribution that saw him top prolonged presence on the ground from the the Crows goal-kicking and fi gure in his all important H20 helpers team’s best players. He fi nished with 17 pos- sessions (12 kicks, fi ve handballs) to go with ANOTHER GOOD ‘FIND’ seven marks and nine ruck hit-outs. And he could have had fi ve goals had he not missed Another popular AFL recruiting chief made one easy shot from 25m. another good ‘fi nd’ at the Qantas Club at Fiji Airport recently. Waiting patiently for his BIG JAKE TOO fl ight, he couldn’t help but noticing a well- dressed woman wearing a hat make her Fellow Queenslander Jake Orreal, playing way into the lounge. When she sat down with the Sydney Swans reserves in the AFL opposite the gent in question and removed Canberra competition in his fi rst season as her hat he almost fell off his chair … it was a Swans rookie, kicked three goals in their none other than Elle MacPherson. Not sure win last weekend. The ex-Marist College if the club will be drafting her, but he was Ashgrove schoolboy, plucked by the Swans quite taken. as a non-registered player in the 2008 rookie draft, has really impressed the club with his LIKE FATHER LIKE SON athleticism, endeavour and competitiveness. AND ONE MORE Great to see young Luke Edwards perform- ing well for the Australia Post Queensland It was a big week for young Queenslanders Scorpion Under 16 team on the Gold Coast on the climb. Lachlan Keeffe, the Gympie recently. Luke backed into packs in mark- boy snared by Collingwood under the afore- ing contests on a number of occasions, mentioned Orreal rule, made his debut with showing the courage that his father Brad, a Collingwood in the VFL. Keeffe, a member Morningside triple premiership player was of the Australia Post Queensland U18 side renowned for. Luke even appears to have this year, had been playing in the U19s at some of his father’s disposal skills but fortu- Old Trinity. nately hasn’t yet adopted the Edwards trait of making a forthright entry from the back A RECORD OR NOT of the square to ensure all midfi elders are displaying awareness and evasive skills Palm Beach-Currumbin’s massive score against Springwood last weekend had lo- MORAN MAKES HIS MARK cal offi cianados scrambling for the record books. The Lions’ total of 50.21 (321) was Gold Coaster Brad Moran kicked the fi rst certainly their highest score in the last 25 goal of his fl edgling AFL career last Satur- Page 12 Footy Record Issue 17 9th August 2008 Velocity Sports AFL Queensland State League - Pineapple Hotel Cup

Surfers Paradise DEMONS Western MAGPIES No Name G B No Name G B

1 Adam Hall 1 Chris Judson 2 Simon Fenton 2 Ben Heffernan-Roper 3 Brent Hardy 3 Reid Dobson 4 Andrew Walsh 4 Val Pope 5 Clint Robson 5 Jye Spencer 7 Cameron Betts 6 William Fozard 8 Michael Kranz 7 Ian Caroll 9 Jon Stephens 8 Sean McEvoy 10 Ash Blackwood 9 Luke Scott 11 Dean Aldridge 10 Gabe McKinnon 12 Luke Pridmore 11 Mark Dowley 13 Chad Owens 12 Tim McEvoy 14 Regan Finley 13 James Rozynski 15 Carl D’Orazio 14 Luke Knight 16 Ryan Pope 15 Matthew Fowler 17 Travis Tamburro 16 Kale Reed 18 Dave Bennett 17 Adam Gillespie 19 Scott Lindleblad 18 Joshua Barton 20 Byron Blackwood 19 Todd Dunn 21 Steven Clarke 20 Luke Boulton 22 Mark Thompson 21 Gregory Friis 23 Nathan Sullivan 22 Ben Jaenke-Cain 24 Brenton Male 23 David Hamill 25 Ryan Wetterings 24 Gerard Moore 26 Sean Ellis 25 Peter Kilroy 27 Liam Spencer 26 Brad Wright 28 Rod Lucas 27 Chris Mihalopoulos (c) 29 Clint Cassidy 28 Curtis McNamara 30 Chris Murch 29 Angus Graham 31 Christian Rizzo 30 Sean Mewing 32 Justin Lye 31 Matthew Thompson 33 Shane Wetterings 32 Jay Baker 34 Chris Mitchell 33 Matthew Skubis 35 Chris Murphy 34 Jason De Wever 36 Jack Baker 35 Richard Wenham 37 Sam Dalton 36 Matthew Page 38 Jason Mcanily 37 Scott Musson 39 Bobby McCartney 38 Scott Clarke 41 Jay Suban 39 Jack Burford 43 Jacob Clark 40 Michael Ford 44 Bronte Shultze 41 Christopher Graham 45 Nick Lye 42 Leigh Rudd 46 Colin McNamara 43 Blake McClennan 47 Paul Atkinson 44 James Pennycuick 48 Dan Green 45 Callum Saunders 51 Chris Murphy 46 Rod Crawford 54 Bobby Mcartney 47 Nick Williamson 55 Paul Dunston 48 Jake Magill 58 Tim Wong 49 Cameron Thomas 60 William Morrison 50 Scott Hughes 51 Shaun Parlby 52 David Fozard 54 Scott Millar 55 James Omeara 56 James Clee

TEAM 1/4 Time 1/2 Time 3/4 Time FINAL Surfers Paradise

Western Magpies

Footy Record Issue 17 9th August 2008 Page 13 Velocity Sports AFL Queensland State League - Pineapple Hotel Cup PINEAPPLE HOTEL CUP Results & Ladder Round 16 Aspley 2.1 3.4 7.9 11.12 (78) Wilston Grange 2.3 5.6 7.11 11.15 (81) Goals: Aspley: S Mugavin 3, B Evans 2, C Agosta 2, M Nuss 2, R Grealy, J Cooney 1 Wilston Grange: R Cash 3, T McIvor 3, J Street 2, S Luaze, B O’Brien, J Hill 1 Best: Aspley: S Hamilton, J Clow, C Agosta, A Green Wilston Grange: J Hill, R Cash, T McIvor

Burleigh 3.2 8.7 12.10 18.13 (121) Western Magpies 6.6 11.7 15.10 17.15 (117) Goals: Burleigh: B Perry-Bolt 5, A Turner 5, J Pate 3, S Coughlan 2, B Robinson, R Gurton, T Crossley 1 Western Magpies: D Hamill 6, M Thompson 2, V Pope 2, A Gillespie 2, L Scott, W Fozard, J Barton, B Heffernan-Roper, B Janke-Cain 1 Best: Burleigh: J Wagland, J Pate, P Rowe, S Coughlan Western Magpies: J Royzinski, C Mihalopoulos, D Hamill

Mayne 1.2 8.8 11.11 18.17 (125) Maroochy/Northshore 4.3 4.4 5.5 9.6 (60) Goals: Mayne: L Ferguson 4, T Morrison 3, J Gillett 3, M Evans 2, B Johns 2, S Northcott, B Armstrong, A Whitecross, D Mason 1 M/Northshore: B Stanley 2, M Williams, B Boots, S Hay, B Hitchcock, T Lowes, A Thornton, B White 1 Best: Mayne: A Whitecross, T Morrison, R Lovwen-Skovdam, C Massingham, C Brown, T Falconer M/Northshore: R White, G Stirton, S Weuffen, K Tyson, B White

Sandgate 1.2 4.6 10.8 11.8 (74) Noosa 7.7 11.9 14.9 18.16 (124) Goals:Sandgate: B Zeidler 4, S Cannan 2, S Cornish, D Scott, W Churchill, D Dickfos, E Kimball 1 Noosa: M Hicks 8, Z Smith 3, D Obrien 2, N Winter, T Duke, S Maddern, C Isles, A Boualino 1 Best: Sandgate: D Dickfos, B Zeidler, C Ebbsworth, J Peterson-Morley Noosa: T Dixon, A Boualino, P Trompf, M Hicks

Coolangatta 1.1 4.3 4.3 5.7 (37) Surfers Paradise 4.9 11.15 17.17 21.23 (149) Goals: Coolangatta: J McCleary 2, J Nani, D Carey, B Douthie 1 Surfers Paradise: N Sullivan 4, D Green 4, L Pridmore 3, C Merch 2, C Cassidy 2, T Tamburro, D Aldridge, S Ellis, S Fenton, C Betts, B Male 1 Best: Coolangatta: J Lawton, J Smith, B Douthie, M Bedford Surfers Paradise: C Robson, J Stephens, L Pridmore, C Betts

Palm Beach Currumbin 11.7 22.11 34.16 50.21 (321) Springwood 2.0 4.0 4.1 4.1 (25) Goals: Palm Beach Currumbin: K Fulton 11, R Rogers 7, D Dyson 5, M Carroll 4, G Pires 4, L Spizziri 4, A Hill 3, N Baker 2, B Fisher 2, A Knight 2, D Debono, J Drake, J McLaughan, N Aldridge, M Fyfe, M Bloom 1 Springwood: E Bowman 2, M Thompson, M Weston 1 Best: Palm Beach Currumbin: G Pires, M Bloom, M Carroll, J McLaughan, C Fulton, D Dyson Springwood: E Bowman, C Collins, R Raudino, M Thompson

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Ladder After Round 16

TEAM P W L D For Ag PC Pts Palm Beach Currumbin 16 15 1 0 1985 1009 196.7 60 Western Magpies 16 13 3 0 2111 1058 199.5 52 Surfers Paradise 16 11 4 1 1845 1125 164.0 46 Noosa 16 11 5 0 1851 1266 146.2 44 Burleigh 16 10 6 0 1736 1327 130.8 40 Sandgate 16 9 7 0 1579 1423 110.9 36 Coolangatta 16 7 8 1 1198 1552 77.1 30 Wilston Grange 16 6 10 0 1489 1596 93.3 24 Aspley 16 6 10 0 1388 1532 90.6 24 Mayne 16 5 11 0 1305 1919 68.0 20 Maroochy/Northshore 16 2 14 0 1180 1812 65.1 8 Springwood 16 0 16 0 684 2732 25.0 0

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Page 16 Footy Record Issue 17 9th August 2008 Velocity Sports AFL Queensland State League - Pineapple Hotel Cup PINEAPPLE HOTEL CUP Reserves Results Round 16

Aspley 1.2 6.5 9.6 11.10 (76) Wilston Grange 0.1 1.1 2.2 4.2 (26) Goals: Aspley: C Colvin 4, M Harris 2, J Weller 2, B Reeves 2, C Tsilikas 1 Wilston Grange: B Geese, M Doecke, T Smith, S Suitor 1 Best: Aspley: B Miers, A Wille, A McGaughey, B Rodgers Wilston Grange: D Sibson, S Brown, A Chadwick, J Best, J Field

Burleigh 3.3 6.4 11.4 14.8 (92) Western Magpies 2.3 6.4 7.5 9.6 (60) Goals: Burleigh: R Clack 6, J Eddie 2, M Garland 2, C Burrell, D Evans, C Moore, J Walters 1 Western Magpies: K Reed 2, J Pennycuick 2, J Baker 2, S Miller, S Clark, S Musson 1 Best: Burleigh: D Looney, D Hogarth, A Thornley, M Garland, C Moore Western Magpies: T Spencer, J Baker, S Clark, D Beer

Mayne 2.1 5.3 7.6 8.10 (58) Maroochy/Northshore 2.1 5.2 8.4 9.7 (61) Goals: Mayne: T Ingram 2, T Ditchburn 2, T Rossignuolo 2, B East, S Rappard 1 Maroochy/Northshore: not supplied Best: Mayne: B Pitcher, B Watkins, T Rossignuolo, S Argent, G Simpson, T Ingram Maroochy/Northshore: not supplied

Sandgate 3.4 6.8 8.13 13.15 (93) Noosa 0.1 1.2 3.2 4.3 (27) Goals: Sandgate: D Fellowes 4, A Hughes 3, R Moody, M Nickerson, C Banfi eld, D Besselaar, D Brain, J Claydon 1 Noosa: N Jones, M Patterson, A Taylor, R Langan 1 Best: Sandgate: M Nickerson, R Moody, D Fellowes, B Gustafson Noosa: M Anderson, D Nelson, B Clohesy, R Langan

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Coolangatta 2.0 5.1 6.3 9.4 (58) Surfers Paradise 6.3 9.7 15.10 17.12 (114) Goals: Coolangatta: D Waluka 3, L Taylor 2, J Ila, A Williams, J Ballister, A Streater 1 Surfers Paradise: R Weterings 5, N Lye 3, J Suban 2, A Walsh, J Winkler, J Bone, C Mitchell, B Schiltz, M Kranz, J Lye 1 Best: Coolangatta: K Poole, D Waluka, A Streater, D Baulch Surfers Paradise: J Lye, R Weterings, B Mccartney, J Bone

Palm Beach Currumbin 5.5 13.6 21.8 25.10 (160) Springwood 0.1 1.4 2.7 5.11 (41) Goals: Palm Beach Currumbin: D Irons 4, T Thurwood 3, D Zvatora 3, T Newton 3, M I’Anson 2, D Hofert 2, A Hombsch, J Pearson, J Chapman, C Schneider, T Walker, J Williams, S Lowry, N Bradley 1 Springwood: C Barnes 2, S Rowe, S Monk, J Trigger Best: Palm Beach Currumbin: R Schneider, T Thurwood, D Zvatora, T Newton, M I’Anson, D Irons Springwood: C Barnes, S Rowe, S Monk, J Trigger

TEAM P W L D For Ag PC Pts Aspley 16 14 2 0 1601 515 310.8 56 Western Magpies 16 14 2 0 1373 697 196.9 56 Burleigh 16 13 3 0 1583 707 223.9 52 Surfers Paradise 16 13 3 0 1448 707 204.8 52 Palm Beach Currumbin 16 11 5 0 1489 790 188.4 44 Wilston Grange 16 10 6 0 1087 690 157.5 40 Sandgate 16 6 10 0 969 885 109.4 24 Noosa 16 5 11 0 1077 1027 104.8 20 Maroochy/Northshore 16 5 11 0 600 1447 41.4 20 Coolangatta 16 4 12 0 929 1246 74.5 16 Mayne 16 1 15 0 390 2175 17.9 4 Springwood 16 0 16 0 523 2183 23.9 0 afl qtube for all your local footy action

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Leading Goal Kickers M Hicks Noosa 88 J Street W/Grange 22 B Zeidler Sandgate 55 A Hill PBC 21 C Murch Surfers 53 L Ferguson Mayne 21 A Gillespie W/Magpies 52 L Scott W/Magpies 20 K Fulton PBC 52 B Robinson Burleigh 20 S Mugavin Aspley 49 C Rowlands Burleigh 19 D Hamill W/Magpies 46 D Dickfos Sandgate 19 D Cruse W/Grange 44 R Grealy Aspley 19 A Pianta Burleigh 39 S Coughlin Burleigh 19 Z Smith Noosa 38 J McCleary Coolangatta 19 B Perry-Bolt Burleigh 36 C Colvin Aspley 18 M Thompson W/Magpies 33 L Millard Coolangatta 18 R Cash W/Grange 32 A Fabian Sandgate 17 S Cannan Sandgate 31 B O’Brien W/Grange 17 J Barton W/Magpies 30 S Cornish Sandgate 17 E Wartova Coolangatta 29 B Male Surfers 17 B Johns Mayne 29 A Thornton M/Northshore 17 M Carroll PBC 29 J Pate Burleigh 17 S Maddern Noosa 27 J Clark Surfers 16 V Pope W/Magpies 27 K Reed W/Magpies 16 R Rodgers PBC 26 C Massingham Mayne 16 B Evans Aspley 25 R White M/Northshore 16 N Sullivan Surfers 25 S Fenton Surfers 16 G Pires PBC 23 D Carey Coolangatta 16 A Housego Mayne 22 M I’Anson PBC 16

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ACTION AT CHELMER MAGPIES v LIONS

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years, although Gold Coast journalist cum headquarters when travelling to games in historian Terry Wilson was not sure whether south-east Queensland. The NT will use the the higher mark might have been set in the centre as its training and accommodation 1970s. A Lismore side competed in the old base. In a wide-ranging interview with AFL Gold Coast competition and received regular NT boss Tony Frawley, the Gold Coast Bul- shellackings. letin also revealed the new club would have fi ve full-time staff. And the NT will not be HIGHEST AFLQ SCORE tempted into paying big money for imports – Frawley strongly suggested their full focus Spectators at the Palm Beach game reckon was on developing the Territory’s abundant the scoreboard attendant worked harder youth and youngsters from all far fl ung re- than any of the players on either team as gions would be given an opportunity during the massive score mounted up. There was the season. a similar story at Esplen Oval in 1990 when Morningside pasted the tragic Sunshine WAFL ATTEMPTS TO EVEN Coast ‘Cool Cats’, who had a short and UP COMPETITION infamous history at State League level. The Panthers posted the record QAFL/AFLQ With a number of ‘money’ clubs hav- score that day – 47.28 (310). ing dominated the WAFL in recent years, particularly Subiaco, the league’s govern- ‘WHITE’ LINE FEVER ing body is considering a system to try and make the competition more equitable with its Southport football manager and jack of all spread of talent. WAFL clubs will be allowed trades Jason Cotter took on the running to spend an extra $25,000 on player pay- duties for the Sharks reserves and seniors ments under a raft of measures. The WAFL at Merrimac last week. It is a long time since salary cap has remained at $160,000 – plus Cotts has donned the green shorts judging another $15,000 in long service payments by the pale colour of his legs. There were – since 2003 and there has been consider- also concerns in the coaches box that mes- able concern within the league that some sages would actually make the distance out clubs are going well beyond the ceiling. to players on the ground, but the Sharks leg- Clubs have also argued that the salary cap end got through the games with fl ying colors. has not kept pace with Australia’s rising infl ation and allowed better fi nanced State NT BASE AT SUPER CENTRE leagues to poach WA-developed talent, ac- cording to The West Australian newspaper. The Northern Territory team bound for inclu- To complement the salary cap, the WAFL sion in the Velocity Sports Cup next season will next month reveal a new player points is wasting no time with its planning for 2009. system that will limit the richer clubs’ abilities The team has already locked in the Runa- to stockpile former AFL talent. Under the way Bay Sports Centre – home to several proposal being considered by club boards, countries pre the Sydney Olympics – as its each team would be allocated 130 points a

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season to be distributed over 55 senior play- A NEW CAREY ers. Each squad member would be catego- rised depending on their football experience Wayne Carey’s nephew could be in con- and The West Australian understands a tention for an AFL contract next year as a 100-game AFL player who doesn’t return to mature age draftee. After being overlooked his WA club of origin would attract 12 points. in his younger years due largely to his at- In the initial proposal put forward earlier this titude, 24-year-old Kade Carey has spent the year, a player such as Daniel Chick was to past few years becoming one of Melbourne’s be classifi ed at 10 points. But some clubs best suburban footballers with Doutta Stars, believed the rating was too light and would according to the Sunday Herald Sun. But his still allow clubs to hoard talent. An interstate 19-mark, 10-goal game for the Essendon AFL rookie squad member who returns to District Football League against Diamond play with a different WAFL club would be Valley recently prompted a call up to the worth eight points. A locally produced teen- Geelong VFL side. Coach Leigh Tudor said ager without any AFL experience would be Carey had earned everyone’s respect and rated at one point. deserved a chance. “He’s one of the best footballers in Melbourne not in the sys- CRANE STILL IN COMMAND tem,” Tudor said. “I’ve watched him a lot and he deserves his opportunity.” The Cats Former Zillmere triple club champion Luke VFL team could soon have a star-studded Crane is continuing his outstanding form in forward line. With Tom Hawkins and Nathan the SANFL. Having won Sturt’s best and fair- Ablett due back over the next fortnight, the est award last season and fi nishing second forward line could soon read Carey, Ablett, in the Magarey Medal, Crane is enjoying Hawkins and Donohue (Adam being the son another stellar year. After 17 rounds he was of former Cats spearhead Larry). Between just three votes off top place in the Adelaide them the four fathers kicked more than 2000 Advertiser’s Player of the Year. Another goals. former Eagle in ex-Hervey Bay junior Brett Backwell is having a good season too. Back- well was also in the top 10 voting, having played a lead role in Glenelg’s surge to the top of the SANFL premiership ladder. afl qtube for all your local footy action

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PIES GET CATTY team.” President Eddie McGuire and the Magpies have constantly demanded op- The fallout from the Collingwood-North posing clubs wear their alternative jumpers Melbourne jumper clash continues, with against them whether they have a home the Magpies prepared to hit the Kangaroos game or not. where it hurts most - in the hip pocket – ac- cording to the Sunday Herald Sun. The Mag- LLOYD IN GOOD HEAD SPACE pies are believed to have requested their 2009 draw include only one match against Statistically speaking, Essendon ace Mat- the Kangaroos - a home game in their tradi- thew Lloyd enjoyed his best game in more tional black-and-white striped jumper. If the than two years last weekend. The Bombers Magpies were granted the request, it would skipper’s eight goals was his best haul since cost North Melbourne about $300,000. Club early 2006, and just as impressively, he now chief executive Eugene Arocca said he had has favoritism for the mark of the year after heard the speculation. “I wasn’t formally his huge ‘hanger’ against Melbourne. Lloyd, aware of that,” Arocca said. “If they (Colling- who won the 2007 AFL Goal of the Year for wood) did it would be disappointing. It would his freakish back-heeled major, wound the be against the spirit of what I would think clock back several years to his athletic best. would be a normal fi xture request. Normally, He led, doubled back, then came forward it would be a fi xture request to play someone again into a pack and literally walked on on Easter Monday or a Friday night, but I teammate Sam Lonergan’s head to bring the would be astounded if they put in a request house down deep in the third term. . . . to not play North Melbourne as a home

Footy Record Issue 17 9th August 2008 Page 23 Velocity Sports AFL Queensland State League VELOCITY SPORTS CUP DIVISION 1 RESULTS & LADDER Morningside 5.3 10.7 15.8 21.9 (135) Labrador 7.3 10.6 17.11 20.16 (136) Goals: Morningside: J Gough 4, S Brown 4, M Logan 3, K Abey 3, J Price 2, J Booth, J Fewkes, J Thomlinson, A Spackman, D Lillico 1 Labrador: T Knobel 5, B McBride 4, M Doyle 3, M Vigus 3, A Shattock 2, R Talbot, M Clarke, C Munson 1 Best: Morningside: B Gibson, S Brown, B Connell, G Conroy, J Gough Labrador:T Knobel, J Woods, N Gurciullo, B McBride, M Clarke

Broadbeach 2.3 4.4 5.9 6.10 (46) Southport 5.2 8.6 14.9 16.12 (108) Goals: Broadbeach: S Edwards 2, S Beattie, M Tippett, D Howard, N Lyons 1 Southport: D Wise 3, B Sinclair 3, D Carmody 2, D Beams 2, B McEntee 2, J Burge, G Screech, D Cameron, F Pope 1 Best: Broadbeach: W Dickson, J Derrick, S Beattie, P Evans, N Lyons Southport: D Beams, B Sinclair, K Morris, J Burge

Mt Gravatt 1.2 1.4 2.7 4.7 (31) Suncoast Lions 4.3 6.8 11.12 18.16 (124) Goals: Mt Gravatt: M Hamill 2, N Gilliland, A Tarrant 1 Suncoast Lions: R Copeland 4, T Notting 3, M Moody 2, T Grayson 2, P Garner 2, D Barry, T Selwood, A Magin, P Smith, L Henderson 1 Best: Mt Gravatt: G Dosser, M Hamill, A Tarrant, D Savage, J Furfaro, D White Suncoast Lions: S Harding, L Henderson, T Notting, R Copeland, J Hawksley, M Moody

Redland 4.4 6.7 8.10 12.12 (84) Zillmere Eagles 3.5 8.11 12.17 19.20 (134) Goals: Redland: Mick Thompson 4, M Aitken 3, R Pantic, J Paxman, P Carse, G Randall, C Dixon 1. Zillmere Eagles: D Flaherty 5, B Forbes 3, M Payne 2, J James 2, M Argus 2, J Myles, A Lucy, R Davis, B Drew, M Trew 1 Best: Redland: A Mueller, D Seehuson, P Carse, J Paxman, B Passfi eld, Mick Thompson. Zillmere Eagles: J Myles, M Trew, A Pratt, L Ehlich, D Flaherty, R Davis

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TEAM P W L D For Ag PC Pts Mt Gravatt 16 12 4 0 1683 1276 131.9 48 Southport 16 11 4 1 1688 1135 148.7 46 Suncoast Lions 16 9 6 1 1673 1441 116.1 38 Zillmere Eagles 16 9 7 0 1639 1584 103.4 36 Morningside 16 8 8 0 1769 1602 110.4 32 Broadbeach 16 7 9 0 1519 1430 106.2 28 Labrador 16 4 12 0 1350 1833 73.6 16 Redland 16 3 13 0 1224 2244 54.5 12

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Footy Record Issue 17 9th August 2008 Page 25 Velocity Sports AFL Queensland State League VELOCITY SPORTS AFL QUEENSLAND CUP Reserves Results & Ladder Morningside 5.4 10.6 16.9 21.14 (140) Labrador 0.1 0.1 2.3 3.5 (23) Goals: Morningside: B Eden 6, J Brown 5, S Diamond 2, J Russ 2, D Webb, B Spurling, P Allen, A Joyce, S Stuart, D Tough 1 Labrador: M Brewster 2, M Fryer 1 Best: Morningside: J Russ, B Eden, D Tough, A Pyke, D Webb Labrador: T Trembath, J Vella, D Te-Boekhurst, T Caelli, M Fryer

Broadbeach 0.0 1.2 2.3 2.3 (15) Southport 8.3 10.5 13.8 17.11 (113) Goals: Broadbeach: P Hill, D Frawley 1 Southport: R Thompson 5, J Stanlake 3, N Barling 3, B Tucker 2, J Bourke 2, E Bath, H Sleigh 1 Best: Broadbeach; N Quick, J Green, A Oehlman, C Hutchinson, J Fitzgerald, B Webster Southport: N McKenzie, R Head, B Headland, B Tucker, D Grant, R Thompson

Mt Gravatt 3.2 7.5 11.9 15.10 (100) V Force 1.1 1.1 2.3 2.4 (16) Goals: Mt Gravatt: A Van Rooyen 3, D Stevens 3, Todd Jamiesdon 2, R Magarry 2, C Moor 2, Troy Jamieson, M Rankine, M Harley 1 V Force: L Lewis, M Petersen 1 Best: Mt Gravatt: A Van Rooyen, M Edwards, C Moor, Todd Jamieson, D Stevens, M Harley V Force: R Estall, J Green, R Crow, L Lewis, M Grose, R Tilley

Redland 5.0 11.1 15.5 18.6 (114) Zillmere Eagles 4.4 7.6 11.7 15.9 (99) Goals: Redland: M Sammut 3, C Millar 3, A Fox 2, J Lawler 2, J Myers 2, T Rudolph 2, J Pantic, N Clarke, C Webb, J McDonald 1 Zillmere Eagles: R Thompson 4, D Bevan 3, B Dawson 2, J Eyles, S Wilkie, S Susave, S Clarke, K Nund, S Rogerson 1 Best: Redland: B Rees, J Pantic, K Jurasic, N Fox, J McDonald, J Myers Zillmere Eagles: J Panaho, M Somers, S Price, M Hyde, C Gerber

Ladder After Round 16

TEAM P W L D For Ag PC Pts Southport 16 14 1 1 2025 617 328.2 58 Mt Gravatt 16 12 3 1 1588 850 186.8 50 Zillmere Eagles 16 10 6 0 1455 1161 125.3 40 Morningside 16 8 7 1 1434 1188 120.7 34 Redland 16 8 8 0 1211 1368 88.5 32 Broadbeach 16 5 11 0 1037 1477 70.2 20 Labrador 16 3 13 0 785 1787 43.9 12 V Force 16 2 13 1 712 1799 39.5 10

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1 Matt Lee-Archer 16 Troy Friend 33 Craig Kingston 2 Dennis Midgley 18 Nic Palmer 34 Luke O’Sullivan 3 Brent Cue 19 Scott Miller 36 Luke Shipman 4 Matt McKenzie 20 Michael Hedley 37 Joe Spiteri 5 Josh Pini 21 Jason Armstrong 40 Robert Honan 22 Ayden Rickman 41 Tyrone Hatchard 7 Nick Singh 23 Chris Fawcett 42 Ian Clark 8 Brett Kronk 24 Chris Curruthers 46 Chris Guice 9 Ben Ryan 25 Ryan McConnell 47 Mario Ring 10 Todd Capell 27 Anthony Mann 48 Scott Sauer 11 Ashley Dunstan 28 James Waldorff 49 Johnathan Pratt 12 Aaron Hall 29 Andrew Stephens 50 Liam Shipman 13 Chris Howarth-Crewdson 30 Chris Eddlebuttle 51 Jackson Burnie 14 Andrew Shepherdson 31 Rod Kampmann 52 Tony Boyanton 15 Leon Nantes 32 Andrew Cross 53 Tony Hope

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Rnd 1 Sat 29th March Aspley 17.11.113 v Mayne 12.12.88 Rnd 10 Sat 14th June Burleigh 16.18.114 v Sandgate 13.4.82 S’gate 15.11.101 v M’N’shore 15.6.96 Magpies 26.18.174 v M/N’shore 10.8.68 S’wood 6.6.42 v Surfers 26.24.180 Springwood 13.4.82 v Mayne 21.22.148 Noosa 20.14.134 v W’Grange 13.10.88 C’gatta 13.13.91 v Noosa 12.14.86 Burleigh 10.7.67 v C’gatta 12.12.84 PBC 15.14.104 v W/Grange 5.14.44 PBC 15.12.102 v Magpies 13.13.91 S/Paradise 17.11.113 v Aspley 12.5.77

Rnd 2 Sat 5th April W’Grange 9.14.68 v Sandgate 13.14.92 Rnd 11 Sat 21st June W/Grange 27.20.182 v S’wood 6.5.41 Aspley 18.17.125 v M/N’shore 8.7.55 Aspley 4.5.29 v Burleigh 20.17.137 Burleigh 17.13.115 v S’wood 8.10.58 M/N’shore 9.13.67 v C’gatta 14.8.92 C’gatta 16.5.101 v Magpies 11.12.78 Sandgate 12.10.88 v PBC 13.10.88 Surfers 6.12.48 v PBC 13.8.86 Noosa 10.11.71 v S/Paradise 24.10.154 Sun 6th April Mayne 6.4.40 V Noosa 18.16.124 Sun 22nd June Mayne 7.3.45 v W/Magpies 31.15.201

Rnd 3 Fri 11th April W/Grange 15.15.105 v Aspley 12.12.84 Rnd 12 Sat 28th June Aspley 8.8.56 v PBC 22.13.145 Sat 12th April W/Magpies 21.11.137 v Burleigh 7.11.53 W/Grange 13.10.88 v Magpies 22.17.149 M/N’shore 8.6.54 v Mayne 11.11.77 Sandgate 34.25.229 v S’wood 4.1.25 S’wood 5.8.38 v PBC 22.18.150 C’gatta 12.17.89 v Mayne 13.6.84 Noosa 20.18.138 v Sandgate 13.4.82 Surfers 25.13.163 v M/N’shore 13.9.87 Surfers 13.15.93 v C’gatta 14.9.93 Burleigh 11.16.82 v Noosa 17.9.111

Rnd 4 Sat 19th A pril W/Magpies 20.15.135 v W/Grange 14.8.92 Rnd 13 Sat 5th July Burleigh 12.14.86 v M/N’shore 6.13.49 Burleigh v Noosa (W/O playing 26th July) Magpies 9.8.62 v Sandgate 7.11.53 M/N’shore 4.7.31 v S/Paradise 8.10.58 S’wood 7.3.45 v Aspley 17.15.117 S’wood 4.9.33 v Sandgate 15.16.106 Coolangatta 8.17.65 v W/Grange 5.5.35 PBC 11.13.79 v Aspley 3.2.20 Surfers 14.11.95 v Mayne 4.7.31 Sun 20th April Mayne 14.13.97 v C’gatta 12.20.92 Noosa 10.9.69 v PBC 12.11.83

Rnd 5 Sat 26th April M/N’shore 12.9.81 v W/Grange 13.16.94 Rnd 14 Sat 12th July Magpies 18.8.116 v PBC 5.16.46 Sandgate 20.14.134 v Mayne 13.12.90 Mayne 15.12.102 v Aspley 26.14.170 PBC 19.14.128 v Burleigh 13.10.88 M/N’shore 14.9.93 v Sandgate 17.16.118 Sat3rd May Aspley 9.13.67 v Noosa 13.10.88 W/Grange 10.10.70 v Noosa 13.13.91 W/Magpies 13.13.91 v S/Paradise 6.16.52 C’gatta 9.10.64 v Burleigh 12.20.92 Sun 4th May C’gatta 12.14.86 v S’wood 8.5.53 Surfers 39.20.254 v S’wood 3.3.21 Sat 26th July Noosa 23.11.149 v Burleigh 12.8.80 Rnd 6 Fri 9th May W/Grange 19.15.129 v Mayne 15.14.104 Rnd 15 Sat 19th July Magpies 23.21.159 v C’gatta 3.12.30 Sat 10th May Sandgate 18.7.115 v Aspley 11.15.81 M/N’shore 14.11.95 v Aspley 12.17.89 S’wood 4.4.28 v W/Magpies 40.12.252 S’gate 15.10.100 v W/Grange 11.12.78 C’gatta 8.5.53 v PBC 23.15.153 S’wood 6.6.42 v Burleigh 25.25.175 Noosa 28.12.180v M/Northshore 12.11.83 PBC 17.15.117 v Surfers 8.15.63 S/Paradise 11.9.75 v Burleigh 10.10.70 Noosa 28.18.186 v Mayne 6.7.43

Rnd 7 Sat 17th May Aspley 21.13.139 v S’wood 13.15.93 Rnd 16 Sat 2nd August Aspley 11.12.78 v W/Grange 11.15.81 Mayne 16.13.109 v S/Paradise 14.15.99 Burleigh 18.13.121 v Magpies 17.15.117 M/Northshore 10.15.75 v Burleigh 20.10.130 Mayne 18.17.125 v M/N’shore 9.6.60 W/Grange 23.14.152 v C’gatta 6.8.44 Sandgate 11.8.74 v Noosa 18.16.124 Sandgate 6.11.47 v Magpies 19.17.131 Coolangatta 5.7.37 v Surfers 21.23.149 PBC 16.11.107 v Noosa 8.10.58 PBC 50.21.321 v Springwood 4.1.25

Rnd 8 Sat 24th May Burleigh 27.12.174 V Mayne 6.5.41 Rnd 17 Fri 8th August Burleigh v Palm Beach Currumbin(8.00pm) Magpies 16.23.119 v Aspley 8.7.55 Sat 9th August Mayne v Sandgate S’wood 3.5.23 v Noosa 25.15.165 Wilston Grange v Maroochy/Northshore C’gatta 14.11.95 v Sandgate 14.15.99 Springwood v Coolangatta PBC 24.15.159 v M/N’shore 11.7.73 Noosa v Aspley S/Paradise 20.22.142 v W/Grange 15.7.97 Surfers P’dise v Western Magpies(5.00pm)

Rnd 9 Sat 31st May W/Grange 12.14.86 v Burleigh 24.8.152 Rnd 18 Fri 15th August Burleigh v Surfers Paradise (8.00pm) Aspley 13.10.88 v C’gatta 12.10.82 Sat 16th August Aspley v Sandgate M/N’shore 16.17.113 v S’wood 6.5.41 Western Magpies v Springwood Sandgate 9.11.65 v S/Paradise 15.17.107 Mayne v Wilston Grange Noosa 11.11.77 v W/Magpies 15.9.99 Maroochy/Northshore v Noosa Mayne 13.7.85 v PBC 17.15.117 Palm Beach Currumbin v Coolangatta

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