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Week17 E-Record .Indd E-Footy RECORD 9th August 2008 Issue 17 Editorial with Marty King 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 Page 4 Footy Record Issue 17 9th August 2008 Velocity Sports AFL Queensland State League 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 Sandgate Footy Record Issue 17 9th August 2008 Page 5 Velocity Sports AFL Queensland State League - Pineapple Hotel Cup AFL Queensland Pineapple Hotel Cup Previews Wilston Grange v Maroochy Northshore Noosa v Aspley at Hickey Park at Weyba Rd 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.
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