2011 PINEAPPLE HOTEL CUP E-FOOTY RECORD ROUND 1 Powerade QAFL Premier Division Pineapple Hotel Cup E-Footy RECORD 2nd April 2011 Issue 1

Noosa v Palm Beach-Currumbin At Weyba Road, 2pm Saturday WHAT a way to open the season – a clash between perennial competition heavy- weights Noosa and Palm Beach-Currumbin on the northernmost tip of the Sunshine Coast. It is a confrontation between past Pineapple Hotel Cup champions (PBC, 2007- 2009) and reigning champions (Noosa, who lost the 2009 decider to Saturday’s rivals. And, as has been the case for so long, both Noosa and PBC have undergone sig- nifi cant changes in playing personnel over the off-season, although coaches Wayne Fletcher (Noosa) and Craig O’Brien (PBC) are constant denominators. Noosa have three gaping holes to fi ll. They have lost star forward Jeff Brain and ruckman Greg Page to NEAFL club Aspley and midfi eld workhorse Jay Reyn- olds has moved interstate. “That’s life in footy,” said Fletcher of Noosa’s situation. “We’re more than happy with the group we’ve got and we certainly intend to aim for further improvement.’ The Tigers have only 12 of last September’s winning grand fi nal going around against the Lions. New faces include Dane Frew (South Bendigo) and Danny Brewster (Latrobe Val- ley) and Fletcher has high hopes for John Reichman, last season’s reserves best and fairest, forced to settle in the seconds after recovering from knee surgery. “He has had a sensational pre-season,” said Fletcher. Fletcher is aware of a busy recruiting campaign at Palm Beach, who have lost star rover Mikal Bloom and have midfi elder Darryl Dyson out suspended. Big ruckman David Round, twice a QAFL Grogan Medallist, is lining up despite a wonky knee, speed machine Arnold Knight is back and the club has signed yet another former Broadbeach player, key-position utility Ben Walterrs. The Lions have also included newcomers Jordan Bates and Brad and Ryan Hard (Mildura), Brad Hewat from Albion in the Footscray League . Next Rounds’ Game E-Footy Saturday 16th April Record W/Grange v Coolangatta (1.00pm) Chief Executive Offi cer: Richard Griffi ths Football Operations Manager: Marty King Sandgate v Springwood Record Editor: David Heilbron PBC v W/Magpies Media Consultant: Terry Wilson Advertising: Penny Chapple S/Paradise v MNS All Correspondence to: The Editor, Footy Record, AFL Queensland, PO Box 1211 Noosa v Burleigh COORPAROO DC, QLD 4151. Tel (07) 33942433 Mayne Bye Page 2 E- Footy Record Issue1 2nd April 2011 Powerade QAFL Premier Division Pineapple Hotel Cup AFL Queensland Pineapple Hotel Cup 2011 Round 1 Preview “From all reports they have some strongly-built midfi elders,” said Fletcher of off- season goings-on at PBC. Coach O’Brien said he is wary of the ‘uknown factor’ with so many new faces. “We played Coolangatta last week and the signs were good,” said O’Brien. “And they look good on the track, but Noosa at Noosa is a tough gig.”

Wilston-Grange v Sandgate At Hickey Park, 7.30pm Saturday IT’S a case of the master up against the apprentice when Wilston-Grange tackle Sandgate in their north Brisbane derby at Hickey Park on Saturday night. New Grange boss David Martin used to coach Sandgate playing-coach Ben Long in their days back at the Northern Eagles. In fact, Long says, it was Martin who was inadvertently responsible for ending his days in State League fi rst grade. “He was actually the last coach to drop me to play twos footy. I didn’t play seniors again after that,” recalled Long. Sandgate, last season’s runners-up under Long, have had a relatively settled off- season, losing only Rob Lucas (retired) and Steve Webster (retired). Of the 2010 grand fi nal 22, Tom Overington (recovering from ankle injury), Rowan Moody (wedding) and Trent Morrissey (reserves) are not playing against the Grange. Recruits include David Scott, an on-baller who played with Sandgate a few years ago and is coming over from University of Queensland; defender Michael McCoy (ex-Mt Gravatt and Aspley); Will Bradley, who played seniors with the Hawks as a 1`6-year-old a few seasons back; and wily veteran Damien Garton, who is back from retirement. Knowing well the demands of Martin for his players to go the football, Long expects a tough fi rst-up encounter with Sandgate’s neighbours. “One thing you can depend on with sides Marto coaches is that they’ll be hard at the footy,” said Long.

E- Footy Record Issue 1 2nd April 2011 Page 3 Powerade QAFL Premier Division Pineapple Hotel Cup AFL Queensland Pineapple Hotel Cup 2011 Round 1 Preview Martin has not only Long as a past player he coaches at Northern Eagles. Throw in Dan Dickfos, Josh Walker, Brendan Forbes, Garton and Matt Nuss and Martin has plenty of inside knowledge on his opponents. As well, Martin should benefi t from an infl ux of handy recruits, led by former Morn- ingside full-back Matt Pardew, former Morningside fringe pair David Tough and Chris Jahnke , and former Brisbane rookie Elliott Hohenhaus (Maroochydore). “We have to have about 10 faces new to the club, but I’m hoping we’ll improve (on the scoreboard),” said Martin. “As a group they seem to be working hard and pretty good together. They seem to be prepared to listen and carry things about. “They are enthusiastic and keen.”

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E- Footy Record Issue 1 2nd April 2011 Page 5 Powerade QAFL Premier Division Pineapple Hotel Cup AFL Queensland Pineapple Hotel Cup 2011 Round 1 Preview Maroochy-Northshore v Western Magpies At Fisherman’s Road, 2pm Saturday THE message from Maroochy-Northshore is clear: The club is prepared for some short-term pain for the long-term gain. As the Roos prepared for their season-opener against Western Magpies at Fish- erman’s Road, president Craig Scrase outlined events of what was a tumultuous off-season on the Sunshine Coast. “We’ve undertaken a clean sweep,” declared Scrase. “We’ve taken the chance to put the broom through the club, getting rid of those not motivated toward bettering themselves and those around them. “We’ve been two years in the fi nals and we’ve crashed straight out, so now we’ve decied to sacrifi ce talent for people with character. “The long-term gain is worth the short- term gain. But, having said that, with the acquisitions we’ve got, and with the heart some of them showed in pre-season, we are poised to surprise a few teams. “It’s going to be a tough year, but we can be dangerous.’ They are certainly fi ghting words from the Roo chief because the club is only a shell of that of the 2009 and 2010 seasons which ended so disappointingly under former coach Peter Somerville. Scrase also pointed out the Roos are going big with their under-18 side in division one, where the foundations for a successful future hopefully will be laid. This has to be the case considering who the Roos have lost. Gone are Ben Mathws (retired), Ryan White (to Victoria), Ben Stanley, Elliot Hohenhaus, and Owen Bailey and Travis Mills (both to Noosa). Saturday’s opponents, the Western Magpies, are in much the same boat as Ma- roochy, having been relegated from state league (now the NEAFL) after two sea- sons that followed a Pineapple Hotel Cup premiership in 2008. Under former reserves coach Peter McClennan, the Magpies have survived the fl oods that covered their Sherwood operation. But they have to survive a talent drain that has resulted in a host of young players looking for greener pastured in the NEAFL. They include Luke Scott, Matt Skubis and Drew Mitchell (all to Mt Gravatt) while Jim Rozynski and Ed McDonnell are having the season off. “We’ve lost probably10, including nine to the NEAFL,” said football manager An- thony McDonald. “:But we’ve had a bit of an infl ux from here and there. We have plenty of players and we still think we’re going to be competitive.” Coach McClennan is unconcerned that he does not know too much about Ma- roochy, saying: “The way I approach things is I don’t worry about other sides. We have to regroup and we have a lot of promising youngsters, so we’re taking the approach to worry about the level we’re playing at,’

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Springwood v Surfers Paradise At Lowe Oval, 2pm Saturday A NEW coach and a whole lot of young talent – that’s the recipe Springwood have put together for their bid for a drought-ending fi nals appearance in the Pineapple Hotel Cup. The Pumas face Surfers paradise fi rst-up, a satisfactory opening-round draw ac- cording to football manager Adrian Wallen. The Pumas are pinning their faith on their junior production line and new coach Paul Opbroek has tutored many of this season’s list through his years with the club’s under-18s. He was coach of the last two premiership sides in that age group.” We’ve lost Adam Stephens, but we’ve picked up Blake Wallis, a former Puma junior who was at Mt Gravatt,” said Wallin. “Many in the senior side have been coached in under-18s by Paul over past few seasons and we’re relying on those kids who have had some success there.” Wallin said, in some ways, it is good to play a side that just missed fi nals action last year in round one. “I think, for us, it gives an idea of where we’ll be at rather than come up against a Noosa or Palm Beach fi rst-up.,” he said. Surfers, who many consider over-achieved last season by just missing the fi nals under Rob Martin, have 10 new faces for the season opener. That is a major turnover, although the Demons seem to have picked up several talents despite not forking out any money for them. “We are not paying a cracker this year again,” said Martin. “No one believes us, but that’s the absolute truth.” The Demons have lost star Mark Strack, who has returned to Vitoria, but the incom- ings far outweigh the outgoings. Newcomers named for the Springwood trip are Ryan Dienjes (Broadbeach), Sam Folan (Labrador), Trent Arthur (Broadbeach), James Nancarrow (Queanbeyan), Dan McGavin (Queanbeyan), Luke Richards (Perth), Luke Gavin (Vic country), Stuart Keel (Mornington Peninsula) and Patrick Ashton (Labrador). But the biggest name among the 10 is Jake Ryan, back with his junior club after stints at Southport and in the Ovens and Murray where he won the league’s best and fairest.

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Coach Martin prefers not to think about his Demons fi ghting above their weight divi- sion lat year with a team of battlers. He prefers to look as it as many of his performers playing to their absolute best. “This year, from what we’ve seen in practice matches, the guys we’ve added can use the ball a touch better,” he said.

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PUMAS TURNING TO YOUTH IN BID FOR LONG-TERM SUCCESS

(From Terry Wilson) “So we’ll keep chipping away with youth He may be going into one of the Pine- and I’m confi dent we will give a few apple Hotel Cup’s toughest jobs, but sides a surprise.” new Springwood coach Paul Opbroek Already the signs are there that Spring- knows plenty about most of the players wood will have some crack youngsters on the club’s roster. playing fi rst grade.

Opbroek, a former Gun teenager Alex Sexton, though, ap- Coorparoo player pears a certain loss. He is in the State of the 19080s, has under-18 squad and is required to play been handed the seniors in the new NEAFL with Redland. Puma coaching But Opbroek mentioned two 16-year- reins, replacing olds – rover Angus Hubert and ruckman Brad Pollock. Josh Balm – as most likely to be play- But rather than ing seniors with the Pumas early this go in cold, Opbroek already knows a season. lot about a host of youngsters at Lowe Oval. As for losses, there are not too many at all, said Opbroek, which is a good sign That’s because of his association with for the club. the Pumas through the club’s under- And champion clubman, rover Shane 18s. Opbroek was coach when the club Murrihy, has taken on extra responsibili- won the past two fl ags in the under-18 ties after being appointed an assistant Division 2 South competition. to Opbroek. “I’d say 30 players from the last three years of under-18s have gone up to Opbroek is not new to seniors coach- seniors with Springwood,” said Op- ing. He originally coached lower division broek. clubs Beenleigh and Logan, where he also played before retiring.

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Noosa TIGERS Palm Beach Currumbin LIONS No. Name G B No. Name G B 1 Caleb Isles 1 Robert Scott 1 Caleb Isles 2 Ryan Hards 2 Brooks Durdin 3 Jordan Bates 3 Luke Brauer 4 Nathan Brown 4 Tim Storrer 5 Brad Hewat 5 Owen Bailey 6 Daniel Zvatora 6 Nathan Winter 7 Michael Ianson 7 Ryan Sawers 8 Brad Hards 8 Travis Mills 9 Angus Munroe 9 Dane Gale 10 Jack Munroe 11 Chayse Tilley 11 Bryce Dyer 12 Tom McKittrick 12 Dayne Irons 13 Adam Bovalino 13 Brad Horn 15 Josh Reichman 14 Stephen Fremantle 16 Sam Fary 15 Ryan Schneider 17 Todd Panoho 16 Damien Reynoldson 18 Nick Jones 17 Brett Zeidler 19 Troy Duke 18 Damien Lyon 20 Jason Boydle 19 Chris Williams 21 Patrick Paterson 20 Matt Dwyer 22 Zane Johnstone 21 Stuart Vimpany 25 Stuart Burns 22 Carl Ashdown 26 Steve Simpson 23 James Drake 27 Jack Hendrie 24 Matt Carroll 28 Adam Eady 25 David Round 29 Peter Trompf 26 Isaac Hughes 30 Danny Brewster 27 Matt Davies 32 Lucas Matthews 28 Darryl Dyson 33 Alex Corrigan 29 Brent Pearson 34 Jack Tickner 30 James Bowden 35 Max Paterson 31 Tom Wellington 36 Brett Duke 32 Ben Walters 38 Nick Kenna 33 Trent Walker 39 Dayne Frew 34 Scott Vis 41 Mark Henshall 35 Matthew Boyd 42 Ryan Anderson 36 Adam McDonald 43 Ben McCosh 37 Danny Darnett 44 Harrison Opie 38 Nathan Ferguson 45 Brendan Wulf 39 Arnold Knight 46 Tom McBride 40 Stephen Thynne 47 Kade Munro 41 Trev Cahir 50 Domonic Waterman 42 Joshua Nelson 55 Andrew Coates 43 Brayden Pearson 56 Simon Huntington 44 Tyson Dyer 45 Simeon Blowes 46 Blake Schneider 47 Lee Singleton 48 Joel Hyndman 49 David Clancy 50 Glen Clarke 51 Troy Brown 52 Robert Marchmont 53 David Manning 54 Jarryd Dodd 55 Luke Vivian 56 Luke Denne 57 Jess Henry 58 Andrew Clancy TEAM 1/4 Time 1/2 Time 3/4 Time FINAL Tigers

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Springwood PUMAS Surfers Paradise DEMONS No Name G B No Name G B

1 Mark Thompson 1 Jordan Pope 2 Simon Fenton 2 Will Sutton 3 Josh Orton 3 Damien Hewitt 4 Sean Atkinson (vc) 4 Luke Ruf 5 Bronte Schiltz 5 Matthew Hockley 6 Kristian Rizzo 6 Matthew Hendry 7 Alister Mitchell 7 Jacob King 8 Clinton Cassidy 8 Josh Brown 9 Mitchell Ryan 10 Mathew Skinnis 9 Ryan Ross 11 Sam Folan 10 Mal Vincint 12 Luke Pridmore 11 Tiger Monk 13 Zac Reynolds 12 Matt Preston-Smith 14 Regan Finlay 13 Zac Manios 15 Max Davis 14 Jake Mcgill 16 Rhys O’Brien 15 Adam Wolbers 17 Luke Richards 16 Josh Jackson 18 Jake Tooma 19 Trent McIntye 17 Dave McInnes 20 Brody Hatswell 18 Brayden Fitzpatrick 21 Ryan Dienjies 19 Taylor Ross 22 Mark Thomson 20 Grant Jobson 23 Troy Armstrong 21 Adrian Sipple 24 Rhys Nossiter 22 Jack Wallis 25 Dan Green (vc) 23 Aaron Richardson 26 Jacob Ryan 27 Daniel McGavin 24 Michael Price 28 James Nancarrow 25 Mason Harding 29 Justin Lye 26 Grayson Huddart 30 Trent Arthur 27 Steve Friis 31 Dennis Merte 28 Blake Wallis 32 David Schultz 29 Allan Phillips 33 Paul Atkinson 30 Brett Lewis 34 Christopher Mitchell 31 Chris Collins 35 Patrick Ashton 36 Noa Corbett 32 Paul Bullock 37 Cameron Stewart 33 David Ritchie 38 Jason Howard 34 Robert Raudino 39 Jamie Honeysett 35 Shane Murrihy 40 Yeni Shabasaki 36 Chris Venerman 41 Jay Suban 37 Clayton Barnes 42 Mathew Goonan 38 Nathan McCloy 43 Jacob Clark (capt) 44 Michael Cunningham 39 Tom Russell 45 Matt Fechner 40 Bryce Murdoch 46 John Merten 41 Andrew Sponock 47 Jonathon Stevens 42 Cameron McCloy 48 Sam Dalton 43 Taylor Pezzelato 49 Bronson Durack 44 Chad Harding 50 Mark Truiscio 45 James Williamson 51 Hammish Vaccarri 46 Scott Peterson 52 Stewart Keel 53 Tom Thiele 47 Luke McMahon 54 Luke Gavin 48 Alex Quirk 55 Jarrod Sloan 49 Shane Jones 56 Troy Argent 50 Adrian Wallin 57 Jeremy Merten 51 Nick Tronk 58 Edward Twice 52 Michael Grose 60 William Morrison 61 Brody Haberfi eld

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

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MARTIN TARGETS FINALS FOR BATTLING GORILLAS

(From Terry Wilson) then in state league division two. GETTING some fi nals reward for sev- eral Wilston-Grange stalwarts is one The Hornets were runners-up in 2001 of the main reasons new coach David and took the premiership in 2002, beat- Martin accepted the role at Hickey Park. ing Coolangatta in the grand fi nal. In 2003 he moved back to O’Callaghan Having played Park as coach of Zillmere and was there against many again in 2004 before becoming an as- of the club’s sistant to Wayne Brittain in 2005. current commit- In 2007 he was coach of Aspley again teemen, Martin and in 2009 was in charge when the knows only Hornets were elevated to QAFL’s top too well what division. a piece of the August-Sep- For several seasons the Gorillas have tember action been on the periphery of the fi nals and would mean to it would not take too much improve- them. ment for the Gorillas to go a rung or two higher and make the fi ve. “I’ve always admired those guys I Already Martin has attracted some played against for working so hard handy players to Hickey Park. to keep it (the club) going,” said the widely-travelled Martin. The list is headed by former outstanding Morningside and Brisbane (rookie) de- “I went to the grand fi nal (at Hickey fender Matt Pardew, as well as another Park) last year and I could see just how ex-Panther in David Tough. hard they worked to make it a success. Another name signing is former Bris- “The challenge is to get them up and bane rookie and Maroochydore defend- fi nally play fi nals – to give so many loyal er Elliott Hohenhaus. blokes there some success.” Martin takes a strong coaching record to There are also a group of former Aspley the Gorillas. players there as numbers on the train- ing track please Martin. He began as reserves coach at North “There’d be 20 new blokes at the club, Brisbane in 1994 and remained there many of them with some state league until 2001 when he took over at Aspley, experience,” said Martin.

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Mayne TIGERS Burleigh BOMBERS No Name G B No. Name G B 1 Andrew Housego 1 Andrew Saladino 3 Blake Faulkner 2 Tom Sutherland 4 Luke Faulkner 3 Aaron Pianta 5 Bill Stephens 4 Boeh Davies 7 Paul Spurling 5 Mick Van Rossum 8 Glenn Sypott 6 Marcus Powell 9 Matt Evans 7 John Chenhall 12 Matthew Hungerford 8 Matt Jamieson 14 Jake Magill 9 Tim Mckay 15 Tom Ditchburn 10 Luke Rowe 16 Jaryd Marsh 11 Matt Garland 17 David Young 13 Trent Stanaway 19 Sam Gardner 14 Ben Sullivan 20 Taylor Murtha 15 Ben Ranger 21 Corey Massingham 16 Nathan Sullivan 23 Jeames Gillett 17 Hugh Priest 24 Matthew Jones 18 Chris Burrell 25 Justin Moritz 19 Jeremy Koehler 27 Chris Azzopardi 21 Zac Tschirn 29 Jack McKenna 22 Nick Atkins 30 Cobey King 23 Jacob Howell 31 Mark Griggs 24 Chris Johns 32 John Seccull 25 Matt Obrien 33 Ryan Louwen-Skovdem 26 Mick Sowter 34 Nelson Singh 27 Oliver Rennie 35 Christian Rollman 28 Damien Pate 36 Leigh Brumby 29 Jeremy Hefford 37 Seamus Carrigan 30 Jay Allen 38 Damian Doolan 32 Anthony Rofe 39 Jaxon Quaife 33 Peter Laenger 40 Chris Gorman 34 Tim Schaglecke 41 Keane White 35 Justin Allan 42 David Martin 36 Brad Payne 43 Mitch Smith 37 Sean Waller 44 Sam Paterson 38 Jarrod Lucas 45 Jack Anderson 39 Trent Vonarx 46 Mark Schluter 40 Brodie Vick 47 Ben Lewis 41 Tom Newton 48 David Collings 42 Simon Fletcher 49 Tom Rossignuolo 43 Carl Bowman 50 Jack Morrison 44 Mitch Wren 51 Sam Ditchburn 45 Matt Diedrich 52 Joe Hickey 46 Greg Smith 53 Murray Laing 47 Aaron Axelby 54 Luke Radonich 48 Michael Mclean 55 Scott Vanderwolf 49 Michael Tate 56 David Ditchburn 51 Sam Brown 57 Dan Evans 53 Phil Manassa 58 Mitch Quaife 55 Blake Cook 59 Andrew Parker 64 Brendan Roberts 60 Bill Armstrong 61 Jesse Flemming

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

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NOOSA WIN PHC CLUB AID TROPHY

Noosa, Burleigh and Springwood were Game 2 Western Magpies 7.4.46 def the only teams to win both their games Palm Beach Currumbin 3.4.22 in the Pineapple Hotel Cup Club Aid Game 3 Springwood 4.6.30 def Surf- challenge but it was the Noosa Tigers ers Paradise 4.5.29 with a bigger agregate score of 99 Game 4 Burleigh 5.3.33 def Palm points that took out the Trophy. Beach Currumbin 2.8.20 The Bombers fi nished 2nd with a total Game 5 Springwood 8.3.51 def Cool- of 84 points. The Pumas ran a close angatta 5.4.34 3rd with a total of 81 points. Game 6 Surfers Paradise 7.14.56 def Western Magpies 2.2.14 The Competition was played at two venues, Noosa and Coolangatta, the All games were played in good spirits fi nal scores at each venue follows: and were of a high standard for practice matches, Noosa: Game 1 Wilston Grange 6.2.38 def There was in excess of $1500 raise to Sandgate 0.3.3 help Clubs that were damaged by the Game 2 Mayne 12.3.75 def Noosa 2 recent fl oods. 3.6.23 Game 3 Noosa 1 11.5.71 def Sand- gate 1.0.6 Game 4 Noosa 1 4.4.28 def Wilston Grange 4.2.26 Game 5 Maroochy/Northshore 5.3.33 def Mayne 3.2.20

Coolangatta: Game 1 Burleigh 8.3.51 def Coolan- gatta 5.4.36

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Maroochy/Northshore ROOS Western MAGPIES No Name G B No Name G B 1 David Moore 1 Chris JUDSON 2 Declan Magill 2 Matt GREEN 3 David Hulsman 3 Reid DOBSON 4 Mitch Webb 4 Val POPE 5 Brad Dolley 5 Jye SPENCER 6 Ben Mc Adam 6 William FOZARD 7 Kayne Tyson 7 Daniel DAI 8 Steve Shelley 8 Sean MCEVOY 9 Layton Cooper 9 Blake MCCLENNAN 10 James Page 10 Gabe MCKINNON 11 Sean MEWING 11 Jacob Osbeister 12 Tim MCEVOY 12 Brendan Fair 13 Scott MATHEWS 13 Harry Wilson 14 Jack PARKES 14 Jack Gale 15 Alex KITCHING 15 Shaun McKenzie 16 Kale REED 16 Jarrod Clark 17 Adam GILLESPIE 17 Greg Stirton 18 Anthony VAN WESTREENEN 18 Tyson Williams 19 Rodney NORTH 19 Luke Lambert 20 Luke BOULTON 21 Jack Lindley 21 Jesse HAMPEL 22 Jess Goldfi nch 22 James POWER 23 Andrew Wass 23 David HAMILL 24 Tye Morrison 24 Jereemy STRATTON 25 Tim Sabler 25 Peter KILROY 26 Daniel Knight 26 Scott CLARKE 29 Sam Weuffen 27 Chris MIHALOPOULOS 30 Jarrod Raun 28 Brandon MORRIS 32 Dean Leary 29 Matt THOMPSON 33 Harley Read 30 Steve HARBORT 34 Craig Scrase 31 Matt DILLON 36 Matt Dimech 32 Billy MOORHEAD 37 Sam Bell 33 Bryce CROSSLEY 38 Brodie Stuart 34 Greg LAVEY 39 Shaun Fletcher 35 Richard WENHAM 40 Callum Lowe 36 Dominic BEER 37 Kurt SENGSTOCK 42 Justin Bruhn 38 Oliver CLARKE 44 Ryan Licht 39 Chris HUNT 46 Justin Wickham 40 Anthony McDONALD 47 Shannon Ryder 41 Conrad HUDGHTON 48 Tim Petersen 42 Callum CARSELDINE 54 Steve Morris 43 Cameron THOMAS 44 Brett MCEVOY 45 Chris MCCLENNAN 46 Hayden THICK 47 Cameron MITCHELHILL 48 Brady THOMAS 49 Connor SENGSTOCK 50 Daniel HOPE 51 Jai Humprhrey 52 Matt MITCHELL 53 Tony FLYNN 54 Callum SAUNDERS 55 Jarrod HARVEY 56 Jake PEARCE 57 Todd BILLING 58 Nick BILLING 59 Steve TURNER 60 Leigh RUDD

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

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DELANEY PLANS A REBUILDING OF THE ROOS

(From Terry Wilson) side,” he said, conceding the departures NEW Maroochy-Northshore coach of Mathews and White has left ‘a huge Roger Delaney is under no illusions of hole in the midfi eld’. what lies ahead as he settles into life with the Roos at Fisherman’s Road on As such, the job of Delaney to get the the Sunshine Coast. Roos into the fi nals is signifi cant, espe- cially remembering last year when the Signed as a club fi nished second after the home- replacement and-away matches only to go out of the for Peter fi nals in straight sets. Somerville, Delaney “This will be a big rebuilding year for knows he us,” he said. “We have a few recruits has inherited we’re happy with, but a strong emphasis a club sav- will be on getting our under-18s up and aged by player departures – and not to running.” mention a debilitating illness and injury toll before the fi rst premiership match Delaney said the Roos have some bounce. excellent teenage prospects who they hope will go on to become regular stars Delaney has a major task in covering for with the club. the departure of Ben Mathews (retired), dual Duncanson-Todd Medallist Ryan Delaney also mentioned recruits Jack White (Victoria) and Elliott Hohenhaus Gale and Leighton Cooper as likely (Wilston-Grange). prospects. But that is just the tip of the iceberg, says Delaney. Gale is a former Tasmanian under-23 captain and Cooper once played with “We’ve probably lost half of our A grade Swan District in the WAFL.

E- Footy Record Issue 1 2nd April 2011 Page 17 Powerade QAFL Premier Division Pineapple Hotel Cup Wilston Grange GORILLAS Sandgate HAWKS No Name G B No Name G B 1 Mat Stevens 1 Glen Hunter 2 Scott Wood 2 Ben Drew 3 Kris Jahnke 3 Michael Brady 4 Brendan McGrath 4 Trent Morrissey 5 Lee Smith 5 Mark Thomas 6 Elliott Hohenhaus 6 Ben Long (capt) 7 Zac Molan 7 Kane Nielsen 8 Rory Molan 8 Aaron Widt 9 Bill Oswell 9 Todd Banfi eld 10 Brad Terrell 10 Aaron Fabian 11 Simon Brown 11 Josh Walker 12 Dean Warren 12 Trent Fuller 13 Romain Boyer 13 David Scott 14 Dan Collins 14 Simon Cannan 15 Cale Agosta 15 Drew Hancock 16 Mac Penny 16 Jacob Hipwood 17 Tim Nicolson 17 Luke Reynolds 18 Brad O’Brien 19 Michael Rogers 18 Stephen Forbes 20 Scott Dalton 19 Will Bradley 21 Lewis Knox 20 Brad Suitor 22 Jim McMahon 21 Jason Anthonisz 23 Patrick McMahon 22 Shane Rogerson 24 Hugh Campbell 23 Ben Beaven 25 Sam Mitchell 24 Stephen Nicholson 26 Josh Ubank 25 Matthew Nuss 27 Matt Brittain 26 Michael Richardson 28 Rory Magee 27 Tom Overington 29 Lachlan Moir 28 Shayne Etherton 30 Shaun Myors 29 Josh Claydon 31 Ben Hawthorne 30 Rowan Moody 32 Matthew Pardew 31 Brendan Forbes 33 Andrew Chadwick 32 Steven Browne 34 David Tough 33 Dan Dickfos 35 Cal Cowie 34 Brett Ayton 36 Mark Skuse 35 Sean Cornish 37 Sandy Kirk 36 Matt Prindable 38 Rian McGaughey 37 Peter Davidson 39 Ryan Pope 39 Scott Hines 40 Rohan Hussey 40 Jack Mitchell 41 Andy Hanlon 41 Michael Pettitt 42 Adam Kosiek 42 David Fellowes 43 Wil Grimley 43 Boyd Fuller 44 Trevin Erichsen 44 Clinton Sheppard 45 Luke Gollan 46 Lucas Theo 45 Leigh Fry 47 Rick Sowden 46 Tom Waterman 48 Adam Pettigrove 47 Michael McCoy 49 Schyler Johnson 48 Daniel Haynes 50 Sam Brewer 49 Dan Metcalf 51 Dylan Sulzer 50 Scott Morrison 52 Alex Lushington 52 Sam Summers 53 Damian Cassidy 53 Aidan Dineen 54 Josh Long 54 Damien Garton 55 Adam Scott 55 Matthew Pink 56 Chris Brandon 56 Hugh Valentine 57 Ash Barratt 57 Brent Weston 58 Aaron Cullen 58 Matthew Tailford 59 Jeremy Chapple 60 Chris Pettitt 60 Michael Doecke

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

Hawks

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Rnd 1 Sat 9th Mayne v Burleigh Rnd 10 Sat 18th Burleigh v Mayne April MNS v W/Magpies June W/Magpies v MNS Springwood v S/Paradise Sandgate v W/Grange Noosa v PBC PBC v Noosa W/Grange v Sandgate (7.30pm) S/Paradise v Springwood Coolangatta Bye Coolangatta Bye

Rnd 2 Sat 16th W/Grange v Coolangatta (1.00pm) Rnd 11 Sat 25th Mayne v S/Paradise April Sandgate v Springwood June Springwood v W/Grange PBC v W/Magpies PBC v MNS S/Paradise v MNS Noosa v Sandgate Noosa v Burleigh Sun 26th Burleigh v Coolangatta (1.00pm) Mayne Bye June W/Magpies Bye

Sat 23rd Easter Weekend

Rnd 3 Sat 30th Burleigh v W/Magpies Rnd 12 Sat 2nd W/Magpies v Burleigh April Mayne v Sandgate July Sandgate v Mayne MNS v W/Grange Springwood v Coolangatta S/Paradise v Noosa W/Grange v MNS Sun 1st Coolangatta v Springwood Noosa v S/Paradise May PBC Bye PBC Bye

Rnd 4 Sat 7th W/Grange v PBC (1.00pm) Rnd 13 Sat 9th Burleigh v PBC May W/Magpies v Noosa July MNS v Springwood Mayne v Springwood S/Paradise v W/Grange MNS v Coolangatta Noosa v Mayne Sandgate v S/Pardaise Sun 10th Coolangatta v W/Magpies (1.00pm) Burleigh Bye July Sandgate Bye

Rnd 5 Sat 14th Coolangatta v Sandgate (1.00pm) Rnd 14 Sat 16th Magpies v Springwood (11.30 am Chelmer) May Springwood v Burleigh July Mayne v Coolangatta PBC v Mayne Sandgate v PBC S/Paradise v W/Magpies S/Paradise v Burleigh Noosa v W/Grange Noosa v MNS MNS Bye W/Grange Bye

Rnd 6 Sat 21st Magpies v W/Granger (11.30 Chelmer) Rnd 15 Fri 22nd W/Grange v Mayne (8.00pm) May Burleigh v Sandgate Sat 23rd Sandgate v W/Magpies MNS V Mayne July Springwood v PBC Springwood v Noosa S/Paradise v Coolangatta Coolangatta v PBC Burleigh Bye S/Pardaise Bye MNS Bye Noosa Bye Rnd 7 Sat 28th Magpies v W/Grange (11.30 Chelmer) Rnd 16 Fri 29th Coolangatta v Burleigh (8.00pm) May Burleigh v MNS Sat 30th MNS V PBC Mayne v W/Grange July Sandgate v Noosa PBC v Springwood W/Grange v Springwood Sun 29th Coolangatta v S/Paradise Mayne Bye May Noosa Bye W/Magpies Bye S/Paradise Bye Rnd 8 Sat 4th W/Grange v Burleigh (1.00pm) Rnd 17 Sat 6th W/Magpies v Mayne (11.30am) June Mayne v W/Magpies Burleigh v W/Grange Sandgate v MNS MNS V Sandgate S/Paradise v PBC Coolangatta v Noosa Noosa v Coolangatta PBC v S/Paradise Springwood Bye Springwood Bye

Rnd 9 Sat 11th PBC v Sandgate (1.00pm) Rnd 18 Sat 13th W/Grange v S/Paradise (1.00pm) Burleigh v S/Paradise W/Magpies v Coolangatta MNS v Noosa Mayne v Noosa Springwood v W/Magpies Springwood v MNS Coolangatta v Mayne PBC v Burleigh W/Grange Bye Sandgate Bye

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