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Neil Darby Mark Treasure Adrian Cathy Milton Milloy Daryle Mann Troy Cook John Dorazio Kristi Annear Wayne Smith Senior Junior Schneeberger Vanderweide Associate President Director Director Director Director Vice President Vice President Director Director Director

Chief Executive Officer Assistant Coaches Tribunal Advocate Marty Atkins League: Steve Mayne Chance Bateman, Darren Kowal Accounts Manager Patrick Litherland Ground Announcer John Matthews Development: Derek Wedge Office Manager Kim Vanderweide, Bruce Fraser, Ground Manager Dee Brooks Daine Burnett Gary Lendich Colts: Football Operations Manager Glenn Davies, Dean Mann, Club Doctor Dale Ballantyne Peter Donaldson Dr Joe Henry Sponsorship Administrator Director of Coaching, Colts and Physiotherapists Jared Bell Development League / Development: Trevor Williams Mike Neill, Brett Fletcher Bar & Functions Manager Colts: Brett Fletcher, Alex Murdock Ryan Keatley Coach Development Rhys Thurston Head Trainers Office Administrator League / Development: Cathrine Parker Strength and Conditioning Hayley Paterson, Charlotte Elliott League / Development: Marketing & Branding Ben Teune, Sarah Wignall Stats Team Coordinator Dennis Marshall, Malcolm Harris, Mel Newcombe Pat Lawther, Brock Fleay Colts: David Burton Talent Manager Luke Everett, Tapiwa Shekede, Photographers Peter Brear Aaron Dean Rita Baldwin Wright Talent Admin Team Managers Seen by Scully Michele Burton League: Kevin Dack Theron Kirkman Development: Peter Boyd RRB Photography Aboriginal Engagement Officer Colts: Steve Ransted Taran Etto Returning Officer Team Runners Greg Dart Facilities Officer League: Lance Rigby Annual Report Editor in Chief Simon Jenkins, Scott Hardy Dee Brooks Club Patron Development: Peter Gilkison Kristian Leeson Demons District Colts: Development Officer Vice Patrons Chris Maskiell, Kurt Buffon Chris Brown Steve Irons MP, Damian Matthews, Graham Edwards, Ted O’Connor, Match Up Boards Demons District Allan Stiles, Ben Wyatt MLA, League: Laurie Liddelow Competitions Officer Jodie Castle, Phil Castle, Steve Development: Brendan Chaplyn Maree Power Kargotich Colts: David Van Rotte Little League Manager Coaches Property Stewards Daniel Rechichi League: Earl Spalding Arthur Ransted, Doug Ransted 2018 Club Legend Development: Andrew Panetta Steve Ransted Colin Lofts Colts: Michael Pratt Time Keepers Simon Collins, Brian Carr, Lee Passmore, Clive Mariano

BOLD •CONNECTED • COMMITTED 1 PRESIDENT’S REPORT

DARYLE MANN PRESIDENT

ongratulations and thank you to everyone who contributed towards We also welcomed a new Director to the Board this year, our Facilities ensuring our great Club continued its improvement during 2018. I Director Adrian Schneeberger whose building and construction skills have Cspecially thank all Members for their continued support of our Club, of already been evidenced around the Club. Milton Milloy has also contributed myself and the Board in so many ways. as an Associate Director representing our country regional leagues. I believe 2018 saw us achieve a higher level of credibility and respect A big thank you to our staff led by CEO Marty Atkins, I understand your in the WAFL, both on and off the field. Evidenced by comments from our working space and Club resources are a restrictor and are more reason for competitors and the WAFC. Nothing ever just happens. This is the result of the Club to thank you for your achievements. the commitment of so many. Thank you to our Football Operations Manager Dale Ballantyne, Functions An exciting 2019 lies ahead as we enter our 120th year. What an Manager Ryan Keatley and Staff, Marketing Officer Mel Newcombe, achievement this is and during 2019 much will be covered regarding our Administration and Club Management - Dee Brooks and Cath Parker, 120 years and its significance. I believe understanding our history helps us Sponsorship Jared Bell, Executive Officer and Accounts John Matthews, Facility make successful decision for the future. and Maintenance Lance Rigby and our hardworking Monday Morning Crew. Before proceeding on to specific acknowledgments I have listed some of our To our Club Patron Peter Gilkison and Vice Patrons; Damian Matthews, Steve more notable achievements during 2018. Irons, Allan ‘Chubby’ Stiles, Graham Edwards, Jodie & Phil Castle, Ted • The development and completion of The Club’s 5 year strategic plan O’Connor, Ben Wyatt and Steve Kargotich, many thanks, your support of the under the four pillars of: Football, Facilities, Community Engagement and club has been outstanding. Sustainability. Each Pillar has its own objectives and operational plan. Thank you to our Club Legend for 2018, Collin Lofts for the enthusiastic way The strategic plan is available on our website. he has engaged with the Club during the year. • Our new constitution was approved by members and registered with the Thank you to our Past Players and Official Association lead by Wayne Koch. Department of Commerce, making us the first WAFL Club to be compliant. Your group do a fantastic job and in my opinion are the best in WAFL. You I thank our consultant Barry Butterworth, Director Cathy VanderWeide, are one of the Club’s major assets. Executive Officer John Matthews and Life Member Richard Camm for their work in getting the constitution completed and approved. I again thank our Gala Auction Committee lead by Kerrie-Ann Pendal and Club Director Mark Treasure. This year’s Auction was our most successful • We have implemented many of the recommendations of the Cumberland ever, raising a net $93,000. Our thanks and appreciation go to those who review held in 2017 into our operations, football and culture. donated to the function, attended the function and of course successfully bid • After much lobbying, Steve Irons our local Federal member for Swan, on items. was successful in obtaining $4 million of funding for a new PFC/ A big thank you to our Coaching staff lead by Head Coach Earl Spalding and Community facility at Lathlain. At the time of writing both the Town everyone involved in our Football department. Your passion and commitment of Victoria Park and our Local State Member, Ben Wyatt are supportive were outstanding. of a new facility. Much work lies ahead of us but we thank Steve for his efforts in obtaining funds for this essential community project. A massive thank you to our playing group, in all Grades, League, • Our League team improved considerably during 2018 and played some Development and Colts. We should never forget we are a Football Club and of the most exciting football seen at Lathlain for many years, just missing whilst community involvement is very important nothing beats seeing players out on the finals as the result of an East Perth goal after the siren. The develop and entertained us with great football. A special thank you to Club improvement in player enthusiasm and culture was noticed by many. They Captain; Clint Jones for his professional leadership and Brant Colledge on and the coaching group are to be congratulated. winning the 2018 Butcher medal as the Clubs Best and Fairest. • The Club continued its many Community Engagement Programs: Sponsors are critical to the success of our Club. We are very grateful for - Coaching Academy headed by Trevor Williams you partnering with us and we look forward to working together with you - Aboriginal Engaging Program and Regional Accommodation House in 2019. I especially thank our major sponsors: Gavin Caudle – Provident - Banksia Hill Football Program Capital Partners, Wayne Smith and the Team at City Toyota, Bill Richardson - Outside the Locker room – Mental Health and Self-development program – The Lucky Shag Waterfront Bar. We also welcome onboard this year Revo Fitness, our major Colts Sponsor. • The Club has achieved a small profit during 2018 in a difficult economic year and the club has seen our Centurion Reserve Fund increase to Our Sponsors are listed on the Website and I encourage our members use approximately $440m. I thank my fellow Trustees of the fund: Fund Chair their service when possible and encouraged their continuing support for our and Club Patron Peter Gilkison, Past President Damian Matthews, Vice Club. Patron Phil Castle and CEO Marty Atkins for their efforts in managing the I also would like to thank the Mayor of the Town of Victoria Park, Trevor fund. Vaughn and CEO Antony Vuleta for their continuing support of the Club and In starting the thank you’s, I can go no further than our Board of Directors who the great job The Town are doing in revitalising the Lathlain area. invested so much of their time and energy in ensuring we are heading in the right direction. The Club are fortunate to have a skilled and committed Board Heading into our 120th year we will continue to build on the positive outcomes of this year and continue to embrace our Club values; Bold, Connected and Senior Vice President Neil Darby, Vice President Mark Treasure, Finance Committed. Director John Dorazio, Sponsorship Director Wayne Smith, Football Director Troy Cook, Events Director Kristi Annear, Compliance and Governance Director Cathy VanderWeide.

2 BOLD •CONNECTED • COMMITTED CEO’S REPORT

MARTY ATKINS CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

ooking back on my conclusion from last year’s Annual Report, I’m happy Whilst the true benefits of our engagement program to our community may that my expectation for Season 2018 occurred - more happier faces at never be known, it is important that the club is seen as an active participant in LLathlain. We certainly got close to playing finals, our mid-season charge our community and not just a ‘football club’. The more programs that support was enjoyed by all, but we know we still have some improvement to do to & benefit some of our community issues the better. We as a club are very make this a reality. committed to our various Aboriginal Engagement programs, we continue to assist in the growth of ‘Outside The Locker Room’ and we are very proud of How close? A kick after the siren that registered a goal, saw our arch rivals our partnership with Ronald McDonald House. East Perth triumph by three points in our Round 17 fixture – a miss would have seen us steal a win, which would have been enough to secure a finals berth. Positive relationships/engagement are also a must in both our metropolitan and country zones and recognition needs to go to our WAFC District staff, We still had three more games to play in the season, but the quality of as well as to Trevor Williams for all their hours committed to the various opposition certainly provided no easy game and whilst still a mathematical programs and activities held in schools, junior clubs, senior clubs, as well as chance of playing finals going into the last round, Subiaco showed us the community events that provide positive interaction. standard of footy required to play finals, a standard that we will strive to reach going forward. In 2019 we will continue to embed our values: Bold; Connected; Committed. We will look to grow the club off field, with a focus to increase the number of Team success also eluded our Colts squad, even after winning five of the first our followers, mainly our Demon membership. seven games. State commitments for five of our players, plus players lost to PSA fixtures meant a big turnover of players after sitting on top of the ladder. Our want is to provide our Members a welcoming and quality environment Only one win from the remaining eleven games ensure a similar fate to that and for our staff, volunteers, coaches and players an environment where they of our senior squad, with no September action. can be their best. To this end whilst there is some unknown about any new facilities, we need to focus on our existing facilities, with an approach to No team success, but plenty of individual success in both squads, as well present them as best we can. as amongst our coaching and support teams. All individual achievements are recognised by others in this report, but to all our players, coaches and To our Major Partners, Provident Capital Partners, City Toyota, The Lucky support team I would like to personally thank everyone for your commitment, Shag Waterfront Bar and Revo Fitness, as well as key stakeholders, the Town dedication and support through 2018 and hope that you return in 2019 to of Victoria Park and the West Coast Eagles, we thank you for your on-going assist in making the Demons great again. commitment to our community as we do with all our partners. Your commitment goes beyond the financial contributions that you make as we often see that A special thanks to our Past Players and Officials, who through President you are invested in other ways in support of the club’s pursuit of success. Wayne Koch and his hard-working committee, not only contributed funds to various club activities, but also contributed a considerable amount of voluntary Increased corporate support will allow the Perth Football Club to deliver time to these activities, as well as to the Perth Football Club History Centre. improved services to our metropolitan and regional zones and strengthen our district pathways. When talking about voluntary time and in this case voluntary labour as well, thanks are extended to Lance Rigby and his Monday crew for their We look at 2018 as a year of consolidation off field with a small profit contribution to making the facilities safer and more presentable for all our achieved, but more importantly we earnt some respect from competing clubs, users. No job too difficult, although a distinct lack of height in most of the along with gaining confidence in ourselves with our performances on field. crew does present challenges if jobs involve reaching high. This platform and the added incentive of our 120th anniversary and 60th To the staff of the club, thank you for your hard work and camaraderie, year at Lathlain Park, means 2019 will be a year to celebrate and remember for your belief in the club and where we are headed, but mostly for your – every reason to jump on board and continue your support of ‘the mighty commitment to do the best you can for the benefit of the club and its people. DEMONS’.

Special thanks and the best of wishes go to our departing Talent Manager Peter Brear, who is leaving us to head back home to his family in Melbourne. Many of you will not know the extra hours Peter worked in order to provide the best pathway for both players and coaches, but he has ensured the Robert Wiley Foundation provides a great platform for individuals to reach their goals.

Outside of his great work ethic, Peter also provided great friendship and support to staff. Some unique mannerisms, a quirky sense of humour, but a valued team member who will be missed by our small team.

To the Board, thanks for the support and leadership that you provide and for your commitment to the members and delivering of programs that benefit our community.

BOLD •CONNECTED • COMMITTED 3 FOOTBALL OPERATIONS MANAGER’S REPORT

DALE BALLANTYNE FOOTBALL OPERATIONS MANAGER

ooking back over the season, we can be satisfied with our improvement on field, however, we have so much more to look forward to as a football club as Lplayers, coaches and support staff, if we are prepared to take another step forward and seek success through hard work and going the extra yard in 2019. Throughout the early stages of pre-season and even during January we were faced with the task of off-field staff recruitment as senior coaches, our doctor, physio, head trainer and head of S & C all departed for opportunities which couldn’t be passed up. Luckily we were able to fill these gaps with quality professionals, quality people and in most cases people who were already involved in the club, so to all those who have stepped into the breach I thank you, as do the senior playing group, and for those of you new to the Perth Football Club, I trust you have enjoyed your first year. Thanking everyone involved in the Football Department is fraught with danger, because you always miss someone – I apologize in advance for those I miss!

The medical team lead by Charlotte and Hayley, along with Joe and Brett – fantastic job, always completed with minimal fuss and total professionalism.

Ben, Sarah, Michael and Matt, along with Pat in the S & C and rehab area, thank you.

To all the coaching staff, including the volunteers who put in hours of work during the season, I have enjoyed working with you, as I know the players have enjoyed having you involved. It is never easy to maintain your energy and enthusiasm over the course of a long season, however, you have all managed to do that and it has been a great pleasure to have been able to achieve what we have with you and I look forward to having you all involved again moving forward. I would also like to acknowledge the Monday morning crew, who are at the club every week, tidying up to ensure that the club looks good. Your work is much appreciated. Arthur – you are a legend.

Team managers, chairman of selectors, board men, runners and all other game day helpers, you make my life so much easier and I trust you had an enjoyable season.

I believe that the Perth FC is very lucky to have Earl as our senior coach and for his sake, I am glad we got a few more wins on the board this year at League level. It certainly gave you some rewards for your hard work and dedication to improving our football club. You worked extremely hard during the pre-season as we sourced new coaches and contributed immensely to the planning and overall outcomes. Also thank you to his trusty side-kick in Andrew Panetta, who is an awesome Reserves coach and someone who continually finds the ability from within himself to support anyone who requires it.

CJ and the leadership group – you have done a wonderful job this year in leading the playing group. We will continue to work on leadership, values and standards in the coming years and it will be a lot easier now that we have some solid platforms in place thanks to your work. Clubs do not necessarily function in harmony at all times, however I feel that the issues we deal with at Perth are now relatively small ones and we deal with these in a controlled and mature way thanks to the work of the leadership group.

Thank you to the Board for your support. The club has some great people in place with knowledge, experience and the enthusiasm to help support the football department and players. We will continue to improve, while this support exists. All the front office staff, Ryan, Lance, Archie and especially Peter Brear, I firmly believe we punch well above our weight in what we achieve and how we work as a team.

Marty – thanks for the opportunity to continue to be a part of the Perth Football Club. I appreciate your support and friendship and I am sure the club will continue to thrive under your leadership.

4 BOLD •CONNECTED • COMMITTED LEAGUE COACH’S REPORT

EARL SPALDING LEAGUE COACH

am confident the true value of our much improved 2018 season will become apparent in the next year or two, because despite the frustrating last three Iweeks, where we blew the chance to play finals for the first time in over twenty years, our progress as a developing young group is undeniable. We managed to beat five teams and lost to a sixth after the siren, which left just the undefeated Subiaco & fellow grand finalists, West Perth (a team that we tend to struggle against for some reason) as the only sides we couldn’t master. Even then we had our moments in games against both these sides, but couldn’t take our chances against West Perth or sustain our effort for long enough against Subiaco. This showed me we could compete with anyone when we brought our A game, which revolved around pressure in the contest and on the ball carrier when they won the ball. Also in our ability to lock the ball in our forward line and get repeat entries, thus giving us more opportunities to score. Our average inside 50’s were up by 5 on last year and saw us ranked 3rd for the season. This saw the greatest drop off in all our stats over the last 3 weeks, due mostly to our lack of forward pressure.

There were quite a few reasons for our improved performances. Firstly some low key, but targeted recruiting that saw Corey Yeo, Mitch Lague & Ben Along with our 2019 debutants (especially young Zac Hill, who managed to Giobbi join the club as well as Michael Bennell, who “knocked on the door” play 15 games in his debut season as a key defender) and very promising asking for an another opportunity at WAFL level after a promising colts career graduating colts, it’s not hard to see why I’m so bullish about our short and at Swans. Whilst Mitch & to a lesser extent Ben had injury interrupted seasons, more importantly long term future. Fourthly and most importantly in terms of they certainly showed they can be very good players at this level and Corey taking the next big step forward, was the role our leadership group played this & Michael had outstanding first seasons at the club, with both having scope year. We took a different approach in forming this group, allowing the whole for improvement. Also Matt Taylor returned to the club after a year at North playing group to vote for their leaders after a short, but extremely gruelling Melbourne on their rookie list and he has certainly benefitted from his time and mentally challenging overnight camp at the back of Byford. The five at AFL level. Even though it ultimately proved to be a disappointingly short leaders empowered by their peers were Clint Jones, Brent Edmonds, Christian stay, he is still young and talented enough to get back if he continues to Eyres, Lachie Dennis & Cody Leggett. They all contributed well in their role work hard. Secondly, welcoming Cody Leggett, Lachie Dennis, Jared Bell & as a conduit between the coaches and players, but have also acknowledged Kristian Cary back from long term injury. They all showed what we missed that we have a long way to go to catch up to Subiaco in how we go about out on last year with the impact they had and in Jared’s case, he will be much challenging our team mates and holding each other accountable. We will better for the 5 games he managed at the back end of the season after 2 full continue to tweak this group and encourage them to have a bigger say in how years out. Overall we had a much better run with injury this year, with key we go about the next exciting phase of our development. play makers Brant Colledge & Michael Sinclair showing the benefit of playing relatively pain free for the first time for a while. The main exception being Sam Another big challenge we faced in the off season was filling the shoes of Garstone, who hurt his ankle in round 1. Unfortunately he didn’t recover well departing assistants Michael Pratt & Garry Moss, who both landed Colts enough to make it back into the senior line up. We look forward to seeing him coaching jobs at Perth & East Perth respectively. It was a big assignment, contribute to our continued improvement in 2019. given how high a regard I hold these 2 men in and it took quite a while to fill the positions, but in the end we were very fortunate to secure the services Thirdly the continued development of our young second and third year of Pat Litherland & Darren Kowal. Pat took over the defence and Darren the players in Corey Byrne, Cody Ninyette, Anton Scotney, Blake Johnson, Kasey forwards, which allowed Chance to move into the mids. It was quite a diverse Nicholas, Mitch Henderson, John Levien & Marshall Jones. They all showed group which worked fantastically well together and despite having differing at different stages of the season that they can already have an impact on a opinions from time to time, we were all on the same page once a decision game, so it should fill us all with hope and optimism how good they can be had been made. We were also lucky to gain the services of Rhys Thurston when they get another year or two’s experience under their belt. during the season. Rhys would sit in the box on match day and observe all the coach’s behaviours and interactions with each other and the players. He does this professionally with teachers and we certainly reaped the benefits of his insights. Whilst this could be confronting at times, all the coaches found it extremely beneficial to our development as communicators and educators. Our Development coaches were also a part of this process and we continue to be so lucky to have such an experienced group enthusiastically led by Andrew Panetta. His able assistants in Daine Burnett, Kim Vanderweide and Bruce Fraser were more than comfortable working with our entire list and I had every confidence that a consistent message was being relayed to both playing groups. Add in Neil Allen (Chairman of Selectors), Trevor Williams (Skills Coach & Mentor) & Craig Fewster (Bench Coach) and you’d be hard pressed to find a more experienced or harmonious coaching group in the WAFL.

BOLD •CONNECTED • COMMITTED 5 LEAGUE COACH’S REPORT

Losing our Head S & C coach to WAIS and Physio to the Western Force, wasn’t an ideal way to start the new year and left little time to find experienced replacements, so we were so fortunate to have Ben Teune step up from his assistant S&C role and Brett Fletcher step up from his role as Colts Physio and seamlessly fill these positions. Along with Ben’s assistants, Sara, Matt, Pat & Michael, our club doctor Joe Henry & our wonderful head trainers, Charlotte & Hayley they formed a fantastic working relationship that enabled our fitness levels to reach new heights (we won 10 out of 18 last quarters and had a positive for and against in this stanza for the first time in ages) and our games missed through injury to improve markedly.

I’d also like to acknowledge and thank all of our other match day support staff. From our ever growing dynamic stats team of Boo, Spud and DB, to our Team Manager Dacky, board man Lidds and runners Jenks & Scotty (Jenks also doubles up as boxing coach at the club and at a mate’s gym on Sundays). One thing we are not short of at our club is passionate people willing to give their time to enable us to continue to improve. I hope we are able to reward their faith & loyalty in the not too distant future.

It is also important to recognise the impact Dale Ballantyne has had in his role as Football Manager. He has been able to implement real change that has certainly contributed to our change in fortunes lately and he continues to demand we all stay focussed and ensure our path continues in an upward direction.

Finally, I’d like to thank Marty, Daryle and the rest of the board, for their continued support. We have certainly had some challenging times over the last 4 years and I’m sure there are still a few bumps in the road ahead, but we’ve been able to stay the course in terms of developing our young group of predominantly local talent and this is paramount in achieving the ultimate success we all crave.

6 BOLD •CONNECTED • COMMITTED DEVELOPMENT COACH’S REPORT

ANDREW PANETTA DEVELOPMENT COACH

3 players played Reserves football this year over the season. It is always very challenging at Reserves level to balance the desire to win and the need to educate. I believe we have a very good balance in achieving the goals we are aiming for. Winning is a lot of fun and we probably fell short of where 6we deserved to finish this year, but as a group I believe we learnt a great deal about ourselves and our role in a football club. 6 of these players were graduating Colts from the season before. We were also able to play 10 current colts in the later part of the season as part of the club’s transition program and Sydney Stack also played League football this year.

It was a good season because of the following reasons. 1. We were able to get senior games into a large number of young players. 2. The players themselves did it tough at times and learnt some valuable lessons in resilience and teamsmanship. 3. While we didn’t finish as high as we should have, we did show at our best we can mix it with the best teams in the comp. A healthy place to be and a challenge to find consistency.

All these things can only fast track and prepare the boys better for careers at Perth. As a coaching group in the Reserves we are very satisfied that we have given the boys a good grounding for moving forward into the next seasons.

Thank you to our Football Manager (Dale Ballantyne) and our Team Manager (Peter Boyd.) Their help in keeping everything running smoothly took great pressure off us and we appreciate this.

The Reserves assistants; Kim Vanderweide, Bruce Fraser and Daine Burnett. These guys put in a lot more time than is expected of them and their passion for the club and the boys is inspiring in itself. The hours these guys put in compiling feedback for the boys is second to none.

Earl. Thanks mate, for the opportunities and willingness to share responsibility for the playing group and its preparation.

Chance, Pat and Darren. There’s so much to learn and having you 3 here to tap into is a rare opportunity for us and your preparedness to share that knowledge is greatly appreciated.

To Ben, Charlotte, Haley and the training staff. Thank you for the assistance you give us every night at training and on game days. The fact that you are willing to adapt to the coaches needs makes life very easy.

And finally, thanks to the Board and staff at the Perth Football Club. Having the chance to coach at the club is a great experience and I am very grateful for this.

BOLD •CONNECTED • COMMITTED 7 COLTS COACH’S REPORT

MICHAEL PRATT COLTS COACH

would like to start by thanking the Perth Footy Club and the WAFC for Keep in mind when reviewing all of these achievements – and the list is the opportunity to coach the Colts team during the 2018 season. The significant – that Colts Footy is not JUST about winning and losing…and the Iseason was my 3rd at the club – after spending 2 years as an assistant playing field is not necessarily level between teams. Of course, when the with the seniors. Since joining the club back at the start of the 2016 pre- players cross the line it is 18-vs-18, but whilst some clubs miss a large number season, I have been continually overwhelmed by the welcoming nature and of players due to PSA football commitments – or representative commitments – professional approach of everyone at the PFC. others are barely impacted. And whilst teams such as ours actively encourage our developing colts to ‘push up’ and get a taste of senior footy, other teams Our season – the first conducted under the new WAFC Talent Model – really hold players back. As an example of this, for our Round 21 fixture versus was a season in two halves. After a close first up loss at home to Swan Subiaco, the opposition ran out 13 players born in 1999 (effectively 19 year Districts, the team went on a bit of a roll – winning 6 of our next 7 games olds) whereas our side featured just 3. Which approach is correct? This is including a win over eventual premiers Subiaco and big victories over finalists hard to say – in the short term, Subiaco won the game of colts footy (and East Fremantle and Peel Thunder. The last 12 weeks of the season though ultimately the colts premiership with that same playing group) but what we are were extremely disappointing. We won only one game from the start of June trying to do is provide our players with the best possible grounding to push until the conclusion of the season on Sunday August 26th – which is 13 weeks ahead into senior ranks. (and 39 training sessions!) without success…far too long for any group of players. The question I have repeatedly (and quite fairly) been asked since I think it is inarguable that we are providing great benefits to our young the end of the season is ‘What went wrong?’. players by enabling them to train (and potentially play) with the senior group during the year they turn 18. The process we have put in place to push We could find a lot of excuses for what happened this year – but ultimately the our young players up through the senior group for a ‘block’ of 3-4 games players were unable to deliver success on game-day because I was unable to during the second half of the season is one I am very pleased with – and provide them with the method and motivation for them to do so. Our group most thankful for the support of the senior coaching group (in particular Earl of players this season was exceedingly talented (more on this later) and to be Spalding and Andrew Panetta) for making the boys so welcome. How could unable to ‘get it together’ in the final 3 months of the season was certainly my an 18 year old player not benefit from training with Clint Jones? From being most disappointing period in 15 years of coaching. The results were certainly coached by Earl Spalding? Not only do they have the opportunity to actively not a reflection of the outstanding efforts of my coaching staff – Glenn Davies, LEARN from their senior team-mates and coaches – they also move into the Dean Mann and Peter Donaldson together with S&C Coaches Luke Everett, next pre-season with a CLEAR and very personal understanding of what will Aaron Dean and Tapiwa Shekede – nor the off-field support team led by be required to make a success of senior footy in the following season. Too Physio Alex Murdock, and trainers Hayley Patterson and Charlotte Elliot often players exit Colts footy and fall by the way-side during their first senior (together with their awesome teams!). Everyone in the Colts structure worked pre-season simply because the training load coupled with the competitiveness long and hard to turn things around during the back half of the year but for of the senior players is too much for them. The success our club has had over whatever reason as a group we were unable to find the right button to press. the past two seasons in turning graduating colts into senior players has been absolutely outstanding and really does speak to the benefits of the approach Back to our players – who I am quite certain everyone wants to hear about – we are taking. and the incredible talent the club has coming through the ranks at the moment. Some numbers to consider: What else? Well, there are of course more thank you’s. To Trevor Williams, Team Manager Steve Ransted, Boardman David Van Raalte, runners Chris 58: Players who donned the Red and Black during the 2018 Colts season. Maskiell and Kurt Bufton – you have all been outstanding contributors and I look forward to working with each of you again in 2019. Also a special 11: 2018 Colts players who progressed through to senior footy during the thanks and a sad farewell to our Talent Manager Peter Brear. I first worked season. with Peter when he was the Talent Manager and I was the colts coach down at 6: Members of the WA U18 side – including FIVE (5) who participated Peel Thunder in 2008. In the subsequent 11 years Peter has had a tremendous in the crucial final game vs icV Country at Marvel Stadium. (5 out influence on the lives of literally hundreds of young footballers – many of them of 22 players from the Perth Footy club! - Not bad!) from the Perth District. I know everyone at Perth will wish Peter all the best as 5: 2018 U16’s who progressed through to play Colts Football in 2018. he returns to Victoria and lives a life closely connected to his family who he has been separated from for far too long. 5: Members of the undefeated Aquinas team who played Colts Football at Perth in 2018. Finally, thanks to all of the players and their families – the 2018 season was a 3: Invitees to the National Draft Camp (10 from WA, 3 from Perth! - How long and frustrating one for all of us associated with the colts program. good?!). 2: All-Australian U18’s – Congratulations to Luke English and Sydney Stack. 2: All-Australian U16’s – Congratulations to Logan McDonald and Nathan O’Driscoll 2: Colts Team of the Year members - Congratulations (again) to Luke English and Sydney Stack. 2: Participants in the ‘Future Stars’ game conducted as a curtain raiser to this year’s AFL Grand Final – congratulations to Elijah Taylor and Dev Robertson.

8 BOLD •CONNECTED • COMMITTED AWARD WINNERS 2018

FAIREST AND BEST LEAGUE 2018

Butcher Medal Runner Up Third Place Redlegs Brant Colledge Clint Jones Corey Yeo 1% Award Kristian Cary

SPECIAL AWARDS 2018

Doug Buckingham Vince Pendal Ron Tucker Jack O’Dea Memorial Trophy Award Memorial Trophy Memorial Trophy Sydney Stack Christian Eyres Kristian Cary & Simon Jenkins Cody Ninyette FAIREST AND BEST DEVELOPMENT 2018

Greg Brehaut Runner Up Coaches Award Redlegs Brayden Piggott Medal Callum Marshall 1% Award Kurtis Chester Fraser Barns

FAIREST AND BEST COLTS 2018

Jack Ensor Runner Up Spirit of the PP&OA Medal Connor Sing Colts Encouragement Sydney Stack Lachlan Fraser Award Ryan Mally

BOLD •CONNECTED • COMMITTED 9 PLAYER STATS 2018 LEAGUE 2018 DEVELOPMENT 2018 COLTS

BUTCHER BREHAUT PPOA NAME GAMES GOALS MEDAL NAME GAMES GOALS MEDAL NAME GAMES GOALS MEDAL VOTES VOTES VOTES BALDWIN-WRIGHT Dakota 4 0 11 BALDWIN-WRIGHT Dakota 12 1 59 BENNELL Damien 5 2 13 BELL Jared 5 0 17 BARNS Fraser 13 3 41 BIRD Jack 2 1 0 BENNELL Michael 11 25 50 BELL Jared 4 1 23 BROGAN-HENRY Tarkyn 8 5 0 BOURNE (JNR) Richard 4 2 15 BENNELL Caelen 16 16 70 BUTCHER Levi 7 0 4 BROWNE Mitchell 12 1 42 BENNELL Damien 2 0 4 BUTLER Lennon 1 0 0 BYRNE Corey 18 15 88 BENNELL Michael 7 15 38 BYRON Charlie 2 0 0 CARY Kristian 16 26 86 BODLE Jack 10 3 23 CASEY Zac 15 8 57 CHESTER Kurtis 3 0 7 BROWNE Mitchell 5 3 30 CLARKE Matthew 2 0 0 COLLARD Callum 5 3 7 BUCKLEY Isaac 16 9 67 CLARKE Regan 8 1 38 COLLEDGE Brant 17 13 101 CASEY Zac 2 1 12 COLBUNG Ashley 6 4 5 DENNIS Lachlan 10 11 41 CHAPMAN-HILL Daniel 7 0 28 COOK Keeshawn 4 0 0 DOBSON Redmond 2 1 4 CHESTER Kurtis 13 12 85 DAVIS Austin 14 2 46 EDMONDS Brent 9 2 26 CHIVERS Clint 2 0 2 ENGLISH Luke 7 10 72 EYRES Christian 12 3 56 COOPER Sheldon 1 0 4 FLAHERTY Regan 7 0 2 GARSTONE Samuel 1 1 2 CORNER James 10 9 25 GARLETT Jaylen 2 0 0 GIBLETT Clayton 18 0 91 DAVIS Austin 3 0 16 GELMI Lachlan 1 0 4 GIOBBI Ben 11 3 34 DENNIS Lachlan 5 3 22 GRAY Brodie 12 6 14 HENDERSON Mitchell 13 2 50 DOBSON Redmond 2 1 4 GUADAGNIN Harley 1 0 0 HILL Zachary 15 0 54 EDMONDS Brent 4 0 24 HALL Mack 1 1 0 HORAN Daniel 2 1 6 ENGLISH Luke 1 0 5 HAMILTON Maverick 17 4 20 JOHNSON Blake 14 11 50 ETTO Taran 10 3 54 HANSEN Ethan 11 2 27 EYRES Christian 2 1 9 JONES Clinton 17 3 100 HAYWARD Simon 6 4 9 GARSTONE Samuel 4 5 18 JONES Marshall 7 6 15 HEALY Joshua 2 2 0 GIOBBI Ben 4 0 18 LAGUE Mitchell 6 0 27 HILL Ian 7 12 32 HAMILTON Maverick 1 0 2 LEGGETT Cody 17 8 85 HODDER Trenayne 6 5 2 HENDERSON Jordan 12 0 48 LEVIEN John 18 1 80 JACKSON Jordan 6 2 0 HENDERSON Mitchell 5 1 23 MCFARLANE Devin 10 0 31 JOHN Nyika 16 2 55 HILL Ian 2 0 5 NICHOLAS Kasey 6 0 25 LITTLE Blake 14 1 23 HILL Zachary 2 0 11 NINYETTE Cody 16 26 70 MALLY Ryan 13 0 12 HORAN Daniel 12 0 64 SALOMONE Luke 5 3 15 MCAULEY Jack 4 1 0 JOHN Nyika 1 1 6 SCOTNEY Anton 8 7 24 MCDONALD Logan 1 1 5 JOHNSON Blake 2 5 11 SINCLAIR Michael 13 1 79 MCFARLANE Hamish 8 6 4 JOHNSTONE Jayden 7 0 35 SMITH Shaun 3 1 6 MCLLHENEY Mitch 8 4 1 JONES Marshall 11 24 60 STACK Sydney 3 1 11 MENTIPLAY Michael 2 0 0 LAGUE Mitchell 1 0 6 TAYLOR Matthew 18 1 76 LEESON Kristian 1 0 2 MEPHAM Dane 2 0 1 WHITE Spencer 11 20 38 LEONARD Chris 10 5 34 MONTGOMERY Hunter 10 3 0 WILKINS Laine 18 9 65 LOCICERO Aaron 4 1 14 NARKLE Alan 3 7 2 YEO Corey 18 5 98 MARLIN Lennon 15 25 67 O’DRISCOLL Nathan 5 1 50 MARSHALL Callum 18 2 82 ROBERTSON Deven 5 1 50 MCFARLANE Devin 3 0 9 ROMAINE Massimilian 3 0 0 MCPHAIL Bradley 18 0 78 ROY Gryphon 1 0 0 MERCER Andries 6 1 23 SCHOFIELD Jarrod 3 0 0 MORISEY Kristian 13 1 58 SEWELL Blair 7 1 6 NICHOLAS Kasey 8 1 45 SIMPSON Blake 16 0 16 PAPERTALK Callum 2 1 4 SING Connor 17 2 74 PERKUSICH Sam 15 3 63 SLATER Kaije 15 1 8 PIGGOTT Braden 17 2 65 SMITH Bailey 15 17 40 SALOMONE Luke 5 4 8 SMITH Jaret 5 0 4 SANKEY Harrison 10 1 47 STACK Sydney 11 3 80 SCHLEICHER Jake 6 0 25 TANNER Zak 10 1 0 SCOTNEY Anton 5 5 22 TAYLOR Elijah 17 9 23 SIMPSON Blake 2 0 10 TENARDI Kyle 2 0 0 SIMPSON Trent 9 3 43 TYSON Lachlan 2 1 0 SINCLAIR Michael 1 0 4 VANDERWEIDE Cooper 2 0 0 SING Connor 1 0 6 WATKINS Lochie 9 1 2 SMITH Shaun 15 4 77 WATSON Ben 8 2 4 SPRIGG DOS SANTOS Brayden 4 0 15 WOODS Jerome 11 0 0 STACK Sydney 1 0 6 ZIMMERMANN Harry 9 8 5 SYMONDS Jonah 1 0 2 UGLE Joseph 10 7 42 WHEELER Jack 1 1 1 WHITE Spencer 2 6 11

10 BOLD •CONNECTED • COMMITTED LEAGUE RESULTS 2018

Round 1 I 31 March I Lathlain Park I Attendance 2099 Round 2 I 7 April I East Fremantle Oval I Attendance 1339

PERTH 4.1 7.4 8.5 10.7 (67) EAST FREMANTLE 4.2 8.7 10.8 13.9 (87) SWAN DISTRICTS 3.6 8.8 14.9 16.16 (112) PERTH 3.2 5.4 8.12 11.14 (80)

Goals (P): 4 S.White, 2 C.Collard, 1 S.Garstone, M. Taylor, K. Cary, C.Leggett Goals (P): 3 C.Ninyette, 1 K.Cary, S.White, M.Jones, L. Salomone, C.Byrne, Best (P): C.Yeo, C.Eyres, C. Leggett, S.White, M.Taylor L.Wilkins, R.Dobson, C.Yeo Best (P): C.Byrne, C. Eyres, M.Sinclair, C.Yeo, C.Jones

Round 3 I 15 April I Bendigo Bank Stadium I Attendance 1580 Round 4 I 21 April I Lathlain Park I Attendance 1535

PEEL THUNDER 1.4 4.7 6.9 11.13 (79) PERTH 2.3 5.3 9.5 15.9 (99) PERTH 2.5 5.8 12.11 12.13 (85) EAST PERTH 8.6 12.7 19.10 21.10 (136)

Goals (P): 5 S.White, 2 R.Bourne, M.Jones, 1 C.Yeo, C.Collard, K.Cary Goals (P): 3 K.Cary, 2 B.Edmonds, C.leggett, 1 S.White, C.Ninyette, M.Jones, Best (P): M.Sinclair, C.Leggett, C.Jones, S.White, C.Yeo A.Scotney, B.Giobbi, B.Colledge, C.Eyres, C.Byrne Best (P): C.Leggett, B.Colledge, C.Jones, K.Cary

Round 5 I 28 April I Lathlain Park I Attendance 1656 Round 7 I 19 May I Claremont Oval I Attendance 1283

PERTH 1.3 4.7 5.11 6.15 (51) CLAREMONT 5.5 9.8 13.11 14.14 (98) WEST PERTH 5.3 13.6 14.10 17.11 (113) PERTH 3.0 9.1 12.2 15.9 (99)

Goals (P): 2 L. Salomone, 1 K.Cary, C.Yeo, C.Byrne, J. Levien Goals (P): 4 B. Johnson, 3 B.Colledge, 2 C.Ninyette, K.Cary, 1 C.Leggett, C.Jones, Best (P): C.Leggett, C. Byrne, R. Bourne, K. Cary C.Byrne, L.Dennis Best (P): C.Jones, C.Leggett, J.Levien, L.Wilkins, Z.Hill

Round 8 I 26 May I Lathlain Park I Attendance 1100 Round 9 I 2 June I Steel Blue Oval I Attendance 2510

PERTH 1.2 5.3 7.6 9.8 (62) SWAN DISTRICTS 2.4 7.6 12.10 17.13 (115) SUBIACO 4.2 6.4 8.8 15.12 (102) PERTH 8.1 12.4 13.4 13.7 (85)

Goals (P): 2 C.Ninyette, A.Scotney 1 C.Byrne, B.Colledge, M.Browne, K.Cary Goals (P): 3 M.Bennell 2 B.Giobbi, B.Colledge, C.Ninyette 1 L.Wilkins, L.Dennis M.Henderson, L.Dennis, K.Cary Best (P): B.Colledge, C.Giblett, C.Jones, J.Levien, M.Lague Best (P): C.Jones, B.Colledge, M.Bennell, M.Sinclair, M.Henderson, M.Taylor

Round 10 I 9 June I Lathlain Park I Attendance 1178 Round 11 I 16 June I Lathlain Park I Attendance 1840

PERTH 2.1 8.4 11.5 15.8 (98) PERTH 7.2 10.7 16.11 21.13 (139) SOUTH FREMANTLE 5.3 6.5 11.7 14.8 (92) EAST FREMANTLE 3.3 8.7 10.9 11.9 (75)

Goals (P): 5 L.Dennis 2 A.Scotney 1 M.Sinclair, D.Horan, B.Johnson, M.Bennell, Goals (P): 7 M.Bennell, 5 C.Ninyette 2 K.Cary, C.Byrne 1 M.Henderson, C.Byrne, B.Colledge, L.Wilkins, K.Cary A.Scotney, B.Johnson, L.Wilkins, C.Jones Best (P): L.Dennis, M.Henderson, D. McFarlane, B.Colledge, C.Jones Best (P): M.Bennell, C.Ninyette, C.giblett, B.Coledge, M.Browne

Round 12 I 23 June I Joondalup Arena I Attendance 1509 Round 14 I 7 July I Steel Blue Oval I Attendance 2230

WEST PERTH 3.3 11.4 13.4 15.6 (96) SWAN DISTRICTS 1.1 5.5 8.7 11.11 (77) PERTH 4.2 6.4 9.4 11.9 (75) PERTH 4.6 6.12 12.13 14.17 (101)

Goals (P): 3 K.Cary, M.Bennell 2 L.Wilkins 1 C.Byrne, A.Scotney, M.Jones Goals (P): 5 C.Ninyette 2 M.Bennell, C.Byrne, K.Cary 1 S.White, C.Yeo, L.Dennis Best (P): M.Sinclair, B.Colledge, K.Cary, C.Jones, M.Bennell Best (P): M.Sinclair, B.Coledge, C.Jones, C.Ninyette, M.Henderson

Round 15 I 14 July I Lathlain Park I Attendance 1258 Round 16 I 21 July I Lathlain park I Attendance 1146

PERTH 2.2 3.4 6.8 10.15 (75) PERTH 3.1 8.5 12.8 17.11 (113) PEEL THUNDER 4.1 5.3 9.6 10.7 (67) EAST FREMANTLE 3.4 7.8 9.11 10.12 (72)

Goals (P): 3 C.Ninyette 2 B.Colledge, K.Cary 1 M.Bennell, B.Johnson, C.Leggett Goals (P): 5 K.Cary 4 S.White 2 M.Bennell 1 C.Byrne, B.Johnson, C.Leggett, Best (P): K.Cary, B.Colledge, M.Henderson, C.Giblett, C.Eyres S.Smith, L.Wilkins, C.Ninyette Best (P): K.Cary, M.Sinclair, B.Colledge, C.Yeo, S.White

Round 17 I 28 July I Leederville Oval I Attendance 1592 Round 19 I 11 August I Lathlain Park I Attendance 1753

EAST PERTH 3.1 7.6 10.8 12.11 (83) PERTH 2.4 4.7 7.10 11.13 (79) PERTH 2.2 5.8 5.12 11.14 (80) CLAREMONT 3.4 11.6 16.9 19.11 (125)

Goals (P): 3 C.Byrne 2 M.Bennell, S.White, L.Wilkins 1 C.Eyres, Goals (P): 3 M.Bennell 2 B.Johnson, B.Colledge 1 C.Yeo, S.Stack, M.Jones, C.Leggett S.White Best (P): C.Byrne, B.Colledge, C.Giblett, C.Jones, M.Henderson Best (P): B.Coledge, C.Giblett, M.Sinclair, C.Yeo, B.Johnson

Round 20 I 18 August I Fremantle Community Bank Oval I Attendance 1515 Round 21 I 25 August I Leederville Oval I Attendance 1623

SOUTH FREMANTLE 6.4 8.9 12.11 17.13 (115) SUBIACO 4.3 7.9 12.9 17.10 (112) PERTH 2.2 2.3 3.5 5.7 (37) PERTH 1.0 2.0 5.1 6.4 (40)

Goals (P): 2 L.Dennis 1 C.Leggett, C.Ninyette, B.Johnson Goals (P): 1 S.White,C.Eyres, C.Jones, B.Colledge, C.Ninyette, M.Bennell Best (P): J.Levien, C.Jones, C.Giblett, B.Johnson, B.Colledge Best (P): C.Jones, C.Giblett, C.Yeo, J.Levien, M.Taylor

BOLD •CONNECTED • COMMITTED 11 ROBERT WILEY FOUNDATION REPORT

PETER BREAR TALENT MANAGER

ig changes occurred behind the scenes in the 2018 Season as the WAFC took control of all State League Underage Competitions and Carnivals. Whilst WAFC took over day to day operations, the Perth Football Club kept a close, efficient and integral partnership with the Talent Program and has diligently worked to ensure Bthe players, coaches and support staff are being warmly engaged across the five Squads representing the Perth Demons. New Colts Coach, Michael Pratt, got the Colts off to a flyer and were sitting top of the table after Round 6, but the loss of State 18s and PSA-based players saw only one more win for the season. My gratitude to Michael, who in his first year established the Playing Style Document, Player Skills Assessment Tracking and the Modulated Training Plan Format to enable the PTP’s future direction and planning to continue seamlessly regardless of coaching personnel. We are so fortunate to have secured a coach of his calibre and experience to forge our next intake of League Players. Thanks also to Glenn Davies, Dean Mann and Peter Donaldson who threw themselves into the Assistant Coach Roles, and S&C Coach Luke Everett and his Assistants, Tapiwa Shekede and Aaron Dean. Thanks also to Kurt Bufton, Chris Maskiell and David Van Raalt for their support. We were lucky to have Charlotte Elliott and Hayley Paterson leading a very professional Medical Trainers Team along with Brett Fletcher and Alex Murdock (East Vic Park Physio Clinic.) For too many seasons to count, Steve Ransted has been Team Manager for the Colts and he again fulfilled the role with dedication and meticulous accuracy. The three Talent Carnivals (14s, 15s & 16s) saw a slow start by all teams before finally coming up to speed longer into the Carnivals the teams went.

STATE ACADEMY 18s REPRESENTATIVES Year WA State 18s Players Players Drafted Luke English, Ethan Hansen, Ian Hill (AFLA), Deven Robertson, 2018 Ian Hill, Luke English Sydney Stack & Elijah Taylor AFLA = AFL Academy STATE ACADEMY 16s REPRESENTATIVES Our stand-out 16yos, Logan McDonald and Nathan O’Driscoll, proved their class by representing the Perth Football Club in the WA State 16s Squad. They further impressed at the next level by stunning performances in the AFL National 16s Carnival. Logan McDonald and Nathan O’Driscoll were bestowed AFL 16s All Australian Honours. Daine Burnett guided the 16s for the third year in a row and he immerses himself in the role with forethought, vision, structure and fun. Former League Player, Scott Moore is Daine’s Senior Assistant and it is fantastic to have one of our very own paying back and investing in the Perth Demons’ youth. The other Assistant Coaching roles were filled by Clint Degebrodt, Sam Cousens, and Damian McCague and they provided pivotal support. Evan Dorr exceeded expectations as S&C Coach A very special nod to Team Manager Garry Hallett who is one of those special people who are the beating heart of a football club. The quality of the people involved indicates a very bright future for the Perth Football Club. Year WA State 16s Players PFC 16s played Colts Charlie Byron, Mack Hall, Logan McDonald & Nathan 2018 Logan McDonald & Nathan O’Driscoll O’Driscoll

A very special thanks to our new Jumper Sponsor, Revo Fitness and to Christina Harding of Christina’s who has been exceptional in her support over many years, they are both very special people. The Club is extremely blessed to have the Robert Wiley Foundation along with the hard working and generous Past Players & Officials Association. To President Wayne Koch and his Board and their dedicated volunteers I give heartful thanks for the continuous support of our Youth Football Programs and the sponsorship of many coach education initiatives. They are good, solid, generous people who roll up their sleeves and get the work done with a minimum of fuss and for the sole betterment and benefit of the Perth Demons. I am truly grateful to the efforts of the 2018 RWF 14s-15s Talent Squad Program and how it was supported by the coaches, assistant coaches and support staff, a huge undertaking. My thanks to Daine Burnett, Scott Moore, Dale Henri and Damian McCague who all acted as Head Coaches and they were magnificently supported by Assistant Coaches Kurt Bufton, Chris Maskiell, David Van Raalt, Nathan Dixon, Bradley Ralph, David Keys and Justin Baker. The S&C Coaches were led by Evan Dorr and his team consisted of Angela Chilwell, Kristen DeMarco and Daniel Buzzai. We are grateful for the involvement of Trevor Williams, Damian McCague, Bruce Fraser and Matthew Smith who acted as Talent Scouts at local Junior Matches and provided Talent Reports during the season. The Northam Satellite Squad trained each Monday night to provide a local based session in the country and was overseen by Matthew Strokes, Willie “Wonka” Dick and Trevor Williams, giving the country boys, an opportunity train locally and not travel. This program has proven to be based on player welfare with the added benefit of football development. Big thanks to Stokesy, Wonka and Trev. Callum Walley still plays a role with the Perth Demons, as we appointed Cal to our Welfare Officer position to assist our players with issues off the field. Cal’s previous experience as PFC’s AEO, provided Cal to be the ideal candidate for this vital role in youth football and we thank him for all his work behind the scenes. Michele Burton came on as our Administration Assistant and has been nothing short of sensational in the support role provided to the Talent Program. A special thanks to Gary Lendich, Ground Manager Extraordinaire, who makes life so easy and so much fun on Match Day, Perth has a real gem in Gary. As the 2018 season expires and we reflect on opportunities lost, we gather ourselves with an unflinching resolve to succeed, improve and once again carve our magic mark. With a new generation of Perth Demons Players preparing to take on the WAFL and give it a hell of an almighty shake, I now take my leave from the position of Talent Manager and would wish all the best to my replacement and thank the wonderful people of the Perth Football Club for their dedication, assistance, best wishes and the opportunities they have provided me over the last six seasons. I am forever indebted to the Club for involving me in such a famous institution, I have been enriched by its people and culture and sincerely wish everyone and every team involved at the Perth Demons the greatest success in the Club’s 120th Season and to be again “feared by one and all”. Bold, Connected, Committed.

12 BOLD •CONNECTED • COMMITTED DEVELOPMENT SQUADS

2018 WA14As 2018 WA14Bs

2018 WA15s

Logan McDonald Deven Robertson Ethan Hansen Luke English 2018 WA16s 2018 WA18s 2018 WA18s 2018 WA18s

Nathan O’Driscoll Elijah Taylor Ian Hill Sydney Stack 2018 WA16s 2018 WA18s 2018 WA18s 2018 WA16s

BOLD •CONNECTED • COMMITTED 13 EVENTS

Photography by Rita Baldwin Wright, Seen by Scully, Theron Kirkman, RRB Photography

14 BOLD •CONNECTED • COMMITTED EVENTS

Photography by Rita Baldwin Wright, Seen by Scully, Theron Kirkman, RRB Photography

BOLD •CONNECTED • COMMITTED 15 GALA AUCTION & CENTURION FUND 2018 GALA AUCTION

Our Gala Auction continues to be the Number One fundraising event on the Demon’s calendar. This year a phenomenal profit of just under $100 000 was raised!

None of this would be possible without the dedication and tenacity of Kerrie-Ann Pendal, her committee, our wonderful volunteers and the generosity of our auction donors.

2018 DONORS

10 minute Oil Change Chance Bateman Kevin Dack Reward Hospitality 6IX Christina’s Laika Café Roadbend Motors 6PR Radio Perth City Toyota Lathlain Function Centre Rockingham Wild Encounters Abbotts Industrial Cooling Coco’s Restaurant Lazer Blaze S & D Jewellery Workshop Adrian Schneeberger Comestibles Liquor Barons Carlisle Shearwater Printing & Design Advanced Autologic Crow Books Lone Ranges Shooting Complex Snap St Georges Terrace Antz Inya Pantz Coffee Co D’Amelio Stone Fitting Mal Atwell Billiards & Bingo Stage & Studio Productions Armadale Mower World Dale Concrete Racing Media 365 Steel Blue Ashworth Office Furniture Davric Media Tonic Steve Irons MP Athletes Foot Destination Financial Planning Megabay Distributors Stolen Moment Beauty Balmoral Ellenby Tree Farm Modern Catering TABTouch Belle Du Joor Fielders Choice Monica Gooley-Smith TCB Sales & Marketing Belmont Oasis Flight Centre Vivctoria Park Noosa Holiday Accommodation Ted O’Connor Betta Home Living Framesport Northern Lawnmower and The Pendal Family Betts Gascoiyne Leather Centre Chainsaw Specialists The Valve Company Bistro Bellavista Glen Iris Country Club Nosh Gourmet Food & Gifts The West Australian Blonde & Blonder Entertainment Graham & Janet Edwards Off The Vine Toolmart Bloomin Box Graham Bell Office Business Products Total Tools Kewdale Bob Jane T-Marts Graham Taylor Ooh! Media Troy Cook Boekman Machinery Grand Cinemas Oschea Hair & Beauty UltraTune Carlilse Bridgestone Select Hawleys Shoes & Menswear Pan Pacific Victoria Park Hotel Bunnings Belmont Holdfast Perth Racing Viva Photography Byford Pharmacy Hon Ben Wyatt MLA Perth Wildcats WA Instyle Tours Caesarstone Hyped Media Peter Gilkison (Club Patron) Waverley Auto Service Centre Café Italia Intersport Armand Sports PFC Past Players & Officials Assoc West Coast Eagles Carlton United Brewery Iron Bark Brewery Print Ezy Willetton Tyrepower Catalano Seafood KC Australia Ranger Outdoors Wirrpanda Foundation Catalano’s Café Kevin Bynder Revo Sports

CENTURION FUND

The Centurion Fund was established in 2002, it’s aim was to create a reserve to protect the club against unforeseen circumstances. It continues to grow through generous donations, purchase of Centurion Walk Plaques and the proceeds of the annual Centurions Lunch. The fund is diligently overseen by Club Patron Peter Gilkison, former Club President Damian Matthews current Club President Daryle Mann and CEO Marty Atkins. We thank them for their hard work and dedication.

This year’s lunch was well attended, and the special guest was former Australian cricket star Dennis Lillee MA, MBE. It is well known that Dennis rarely agrees to such appearances – our sincerest thanks to our precious Allan ‘Chubby’ Stiles for working his special brand of magic there. Thanks also to all those who donated prizes, and a special thank you to Ted O’Connor for his very generous cash donation.

If you love the demons, and you are interested in contributing to the Fund that safeguards our future, please contact the club for details

PROTECTING OUR HERITAGE FOCUSING ON SUCCESS CONSOLIDATING OUR FUTURE

16 BOLD •CONNECTED • COMMITTED PAST PLAYERS & OFFICIALS ASSOCIATION REPORT

WAYNE KOCH PRESIDENT, PPOA

am happy once again to present our Annual And….. Grayson Hemmins, Wayne Orsi, Ann Carran, Report on behalf of our proud group. Whatever it Takes……!! Paul Polsen and Brian Holdcroft. We greatly IAcknowledgments and thank you’s as always respect their services to the club in a variety of need to be prominent for the many who have Along with providing additional manpower to ways. Vale All. assisted us to support the Club whenever we can the club, our fund-raising activities allow us to and when called upon. be able to assist financially in order to help our We again strongly acknowledge the tireless work club to regain its status as an on-field force. These of Earl Spalding and the respective members of Our committee; Mike Hawthorne, Brian endeavours will not diminish, and we expect your the 2018 Football Department, reiterating our Sweetapple, Greg Dart, Allan Corry, Greg continued and enhanced support. We can all dig continued wholehearted support for the expected Clatworthy, Keith Chapman, Cos Fasolo, Steve deeper. success in 2019 across all grades. It must be said, Ransted, “Archie” Rose and Ian Hands. Our and it is also acknowledged in the wider football “Associate” Peter Brear, (PFC Talent Manager.) It is appropriate to mention here that we are community that they have fought above their In the History Centre; John Sullivan. Our Support getting strong indications of support from our more weight against some over-resourced opposition Staff; Brian Raftis, Bill Blackburn, John Leitch, recent Past Player and Officials group, amongst that stride by stride we are addressing. Greg May, Fiona Hughes, Vanessa Taylor-Rennie, them Kade Lang, Brent Davis, Daniel O’Sullivan, Lance Rigby, and of course Kerry Sweetapple, Chris Billings, Rod Basell and others. All shall be At the time of writing it is pleasing to welcome a Helen Koch, Bev Ransted, Helen Dart and Teresa most welcome at the club in any capacity. 10th team in 2019 to the WAFL, putting to bed Clatworthy…...for their ongoing assistance and We are also very proud to continue in perpetuity, fears for now of the dilution of our independence tolerance with the occasional “AWOL”!! A very the patronage of the annual colts fairest and and Red and Black tradition as we enter our 120th special thanks to our Patrons and Sponsors who best award, “The Jack Ensor Medal”. This year’s season. are listed below. Special thanks also to our retired winner Sydney Stack received his award at the Secretary Mark Thornber for his great services And, on an administrative note. Whilst our Butcher Medal Night. 2018 was a tough year existing Constitution was compliant with the new over recent years, now on family and work duties, and Coach Michael Pratt and his Assistants are someone has to do it, well played Mark. Greg Dart Associations Act taking full effect from 1 July commended in maintaining a group development 2019, we took the opportunity earlier this year has stepped into the role manfully as the “Minute policy. We continue to sponsor our weekly $50 Man”. Bill Murphy has also stepped aside, and to revise mainly some grammatical clauses. These Colts Players Award and look forward to this have since been approved by the Department of Ian Hands has joined the committee bringing year’s young group moving forward with 16 or valued assistance……. And there are plenty of Consumer Affairs. Download a copy from our more of their “seasoned” campaigners eligible for website, www.pfcpastplayers.com or contact us ways others can assist us and the Club by doing the Colts program next year. a bit more…………. Applications Always Open!! anytime at [email protected] or 0407 478 963 This year we presented 11 Roll Call Caps to our on to make other arrangements. To the Board, Office, Footy Dept & Functions: Marty League debutantes, Cap 1630 awaiting the first Our AGM will be held early February 2019 as we Atkins, Daryle Mann, Mark Treasure, Kevin Dack, new face of 2019. This compares to 21 last year kick off the new season with an optimism that we John Matthews, Dale Ballantyne, Dee Brooks, and indicates we have had a solid year in player feel is not misplaced. Jared Bell, Mel Newcombe, Daniel Arangio, retention from our emerging group. Cath Parker, Ryan Keatley, Kylie Marshall and the As always, the PFC PP&OA Committee wish you “merry” bar staff. And certainly, our Auditor Mel We acknowledge here the contribution of the all the best, Go Demons! Bellgard who continues to keep us on our toes. “Combined” PPOA for the Encouragement Certificate $100 Award, this year to our Ryan SPONSORS Mally. Mike Hawthorne and the writer attended Our committee activities remain strong, Grand Cinemas (Allan ‘Chubby’ Stiles) undertaking many projects such as: during the year as the PFC PP&OA delegates and such formalities as State Schools, 16’s and 18’s Megabay Distributors (Wim Rosbender) Assisting PFC Awards and presentations duties and support their Dale Concrete (Tony Saupold) Gala Auction, Centurions Lunch, Demon WAFL Grand Final Raffle major fund raiser. The Byford Pharmacy (Blair & Keith Chapman) Derby, Corporate Classic, Player Reunions, “Combined” however are aware that our priorities The Valve Company (Phil Castle) Member’s Christmas Party and Club Elections. are always with our group. Frequent Players Teas and hosting Away Game All Signs (Vin & Netta Nairn) presentations. We continue our Custodial responsibilities with the Ideal Doors & Cabinets (Steve Ransted) club memorabilia, archives and displays at our Fund-raising Printezy.com (Barry Mather) upstairs History Centre. This included recording, Quiz Night, 100 Club, Can Collection, Match KC Australia (Graham Jenzen, Jeff King) storage and restoration projects with the view to Day Raffles, ‘Thursday Night Training’ Bar, expansion into any new facilities. Former player Budget Stockfeeds (Ashley McPhail) Entertainment Books and WAFL Combined Past John Sullivan has proved a worthy acquisition Modern Catering (Barry Ashbolt & Dave Stewart) Players and Officials fund-raising. to our group as we continue the physical and Funding electronic preservation of our great history. We PATRONS Match Day Playing and Medical Equipment and field many requests from supporters and the wider Wayne Orsi Brett Symonds Junior Football Development football public for historical information on players Peter Gilkison Steve Irons M.P. and club identities which in most cases we can Charity work Michael Redenbach John Gavranich usually clarify and honour. Ronald McDonald House and Central Park Plunge Kerrie-Ann Pendal Chris Mitsopoulos Challenge. The Passing Parade of great servants of the club Richard Camm Steve Ransted Socializing and their families during the past 2 seasons has Kevin Manning Brian Raftis seen the loss of many including: Margaret Ransted, Half Time “Kindred Club” functions. Red Socks Syndicate Howard Carran John Wiley, Steve Busher, Rocky Richards, Alec Sparkman, and more recently, Ted O’Callaghan, Andrew and Stephen Owen

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MORTLOCK FOOTBALL LEAGUE 2018

The 2018 Grand Final was held at Wongan Hills Football Oval in good weather and good spirits with a crowd of over 1300 adults and over 420 children. Guests included WACFL Executives – Brent Sheridan and Greg Baird and Perth Football Club CEO – Marty Atkins. Thank you to Bendigo Bank, CBH and all Sponsors who attended the Grand Final, plus all Clubs, Spectators and Supporters. Results were as follows:

League Gingin 4.1 7.2 13.5 23.7 (145) Phil Mincherton Medal (Best on Ground) Dalwallinu 3.1 6.5 6.6 10.9 (69) Awarded to Alan Barry - Gingin

Reserves Gingin 5.1 7.1 9.4 11.5 (71) MFL Trophy (Best on Ground) Toodyay 0.4 2.7 5.8 8.9 (57) Awarded to Luke Waterhouse – Gingin

Juniors Gingin 12–13 (85) Perth Football Club Best Player Awards Dowerin Wylie 2-3 (15) Eden Gomersall (Gingin) & Gregson Woods (Dowerin) Best on Ground - Eden Gomersall (Gingin)

The Medal Count Dinner held at Calingiri Sports Centre in late August was attended by Life Members, Sponsors, Trophy Donors, Perth Football Club, WACFL, and Clubs of the Mortlock Football League.

League Awards Boekeman Medal (Fairest & Best) Ben Whitsed (Dowerin Wylie Football Club) Lyndon Bird Trophy (Goals) Chris Yarran - 72 Goals (Calingiri Football Club) Landmark Country Football (F&B) James Batterham (Gingin Football Club) Champion Club Award 2018 Gingin Football Club Bendigo Bank Champion Town Dowerin Wylie Bendigo Bank Players Choice Award Brad McNeill (Dalwallinu Football Club) Ian MacGregor Umpire Award Chad Manos WACFL Volunteer of the Year Jemma Reynolds (Wongan Ballidu Football Club)

AVON FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION 2018

The Avon Football Association has had a great 2018 season. In June we travelled to Wongan Hills with a great group of young talented players and played in the Northern Regional Colts Carnival. Many thanks to coach Damien Murray, the players and all the support crew. In July we attended the Landmark Championships in Perth, still in Div 1 we had a great team, coached by Ali Smith & Matthew Stokes. The highlight was making the Grand Final but didn’t come home with the win. Thanks to all the players & support crew for your hard work. Congratulations to three of the AFA players for making the All-Stars. James Turner Beverley FC, Ali Smith Federals FC & Alex Moreno Federals FC.

Our season ended with the Stacey Medal count in August. Congratulations to the winners; Stacey Medal - Steven Caccetta (Railways FC), Ian & Wendy McNeil Medal - Stuart Murray,(Beverley FC.) Our Grand Final this year was at Tammin. Well done to Keller/Tammin FC for a great day. Well done to Railways FC league winners and Federals FC Reserve winners.

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CENTRAL MIDLANDS COASTAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE 2018

The 2018 season started off with some changes to our previous player points system, which were altered to come into line with the WACFL player points system. With the continuation of the salary cap and the implementation of the new PPS rules, the season was always going to be a steep learning curve, but in the CMCFL, a very welcome addressing of the large amounts of money that have been distributed out to players in the previous season by all the clubs. All the clubs were affected by the changes to the points system, and with the implementation of the Player loyalty rules, we possibly allowed a slightly high team allocation for the 2018 season.

A massive addition to the 2018 season, was the implementation of the crossover games with the Mortlock Association. This was introduced in an effort to remove the byes that both league face with Mortlock having 7 teams, and CMCFL having 5. Our league believed this to be a successful trial and are very disappointed with the Mortlock FL decision to not continue these matches into the future, along with the addition of the hockey to our sporting program, we were certainly making some massive changes for the club heading into the future.

The 2018 season culminated in a great Grand Final which was held in Moora, on Saturday 1st September. With the Moora Mavericks taking the Little League premiership from the Cervantes Tiger Sharks, Dandaragan taking the reserves Premiership from the Cervantes Tiger Sharks, The Jurien Bay Bullettes taking the Premiership from the Cervantes Sharkettes in the netball, and Cervantes Tiger Sharks taking the League flag from the Lancelin Pirates. And with the incorporation of the hockey into the CMCFL for the 2018 season, the Cervantes Sharks took the flag from the Moora Mavericks in a very tightly contested game.

Steve Gilbert sat at the helm of the CMCFL, ably assisted by the Operations Manager, Rayelene Wright and his fellow directors; Wendy Cousins, John Abbott, Lewis Harvey and David Brown.

The League was very pleased to see several players from the CMCFL, both past players and current players who were given the opportunity to ploy Colts, Reserves and League football with the Perth FC in the 2018 season. It is exciting for us to see these young lads getting fantastic opportunities to further their football to the next level.

With the fantastic support of the Midlands Regional Football Development Council, who spend lots of hours ensuring that we have the protocols set up and in place to allow our players to strive to the top.

All in all, it’s been a great season for the CMCFL, and with some slight tinkering in the off- season, we hope to make some great improvements in the 2019 season.

NORTH MIDLANDS FOOTBALL LEAGUE 2018

The 2018 season has been an interesting season to say the least with Three Springs left at the barrier. Three Springs made ground for the rest of the season and flew through to the finals and just fell short of the major prize.

Congratulations to Morawa on a double Premiership win. Coorow Latham came very close but are still waiting to get hold of the Premiership cup after two very coordinated seasons.

Mingenew is in unfamiliar territory but remaining very competitive along with Carnamah Perenjori. Unfortunately, Dongara struggled to finish the season and have a job ahead for next season.

Thank you to all six clubs for their participation this year and their continued effort to fill match day requirements with the limited numbers at hand.

Thank you to all players who represented the NMFL at Colts and Landmark, your efforts were outstanding along with the Coaches Brad Forrester, Steve Fowler and Drew Mutter.

Reece Hutton from Morawa Football Club was the Hal Hunt medal winner for the Leagues Fairest and Best and celebrated a terrific year along with coaching the Premiership team.

The League’s Volunteer of the Year Grant Burnett contributed much support to the Three Springs Football Club and the League’s efforts at Landmark Country Week carnival, a truly deserved award for 2018.

Dwayne Wooltorton received life membership to the NMFL, his contribution to the League is priceless.

The Board of Management continues to support the NMFL and consults with the six Clubs and communities of the North Midlands without question.

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Football Ladder Leading Goal Kicker (Ron Year President General Manager / CEO Coach Captain Goals Manager Position Tucker Memorial Award) 1899 Barlee, AH Dixon, J Watson, W 4 Hussey, S 7

1900 Breen, TJ Dixon, J/Clarke, AE Morgan, JW 4 Hussey, S 13

1901 Barlee, AH Clarke, AE/Fuller, J Morgan, JW 4 Hussey, S 10

1902 Barlee, AH Fischer, EA Phillips, SWH 4 Edmondson, H 32

1903 Walter, WAG Dixon, J Phillips, SWH; Jones, E 4 Edmondson, H 24

1904 Stacey, H Dixon, J Baxter, J 2 Wells, J 17

1905 Stacey, H Kennedy, JBStJ Treleaven, J 5 Hills, A 8

1906 Bourke, LE Kennedy, JBStJ Roberts, F; Moysey, GB 4 Edmondson, H 26

1907 Bourke, LE Kennedy, JBStJ Leckie, J Leckie, J 1 Edmondson, H 33

1908 Hutchison, RE Burns, RE Leckie, J Leckie, J 2 Winton, AO 20

1909 Hutchison, RE McLeod, RE Leckie, J Leckie, J 2 Davey, L 31

1910 Hutchison, RE Moffat, AA Leckie, J Leckie, J 5 Leckie, J; Cumming, D 19

1911 Hutchison, RE Orr, J/Miller, GT/O'Loughlin, JJ Rogers, DT 5 Rogers, DT 14

1912 Hutchison, RE O'Loughlin, JJ Keane, L 7 Halliday, A 35

1913 Hutchison, RE O'Loughlin, JJ Leckie, J Rogers, DT 2 Halliday, A 46

1914 Hutchison, RE O'Loughlin, JJ Leckie, J Rogers, DT 4 Halliday, A 38

1915 Hutchison, RE Gallagher, HJ Leckie, J Foy, JF 2 Wimbridge, F 36

1916 Hutchison, RE Mueller, HW Tyson, GS 3 Halliday, A 39

1917 Moffat, AA Mueller, HW Tyson, GS 3 Giese, WG 19

1918 Not known Mueller, HW Tyson, GS 3 Giese, WG 24

1919 Hutchison, RE Leahy, M McKenzie, G 6 Giese, WG 28

1920 Orr, J Mettam, CG McKenzie, G 3 Evans, WA 27

1921 Orr, J Ryan, ML Leckie, J Stooke, W 3 Evans, WA 64

1922 Southee, F Davidson, P Stooke, W Hewson, R 6 Evans, WA 19

1923 Southee, F Davidson, P Caldwell, J Caldwell, J 6 Grigg, H 23

1924 Hussey, S Stooke, W Steele, W Steele, W 5 Evans, WA 43

1925 O'Loughlin, JJ Stooke, W Steele, W; Clowes, WA Steele, W; Langlands, J 5 McComish, L 28

1926 O'Loughlin, JJ Stooke, W Leckie, J Watts, AR 6 Bryant, B 37

1927 Roydhouse, J Stooke, W Watts, AR Watts, AR 5 Evans, WA 69

1928 Roydhouse, J Stooke, W Watts, AR Watts, AR 6 Johnston, A 63

1929 Roydhouse, J Stooke, W Leckie, J Watts, AR 5 Evans, WA 51

1930 Dakin, HL Evans, WA Leckie, J Corney, R 3 Bryant, B 43

1931 Dakin, HL Evans, WA McComish, L Corney, R 6 Oliphant, D 84

1932 Dakin, HL Skipworth, W McComish, L Shepherd, AA 6 Oliphant, D 46

1933 Brown, H Elliott, J Thomas, W Dewar, LJ 6 Johnston, A 30

1934 Raphael, H Elliott, J Truscott, WJ Hungerford, H 3 Gook, AH 83

1935 Raphael, H Saunders, D Jarvis, M Jarvis, M 8 Gook, AH 67

1936 Clowes, WA Sheedy, J Jarvis, M Jarvis, M 6 Gook, AH 72

1937 Clowes, WA Sheedy, J Campbell, H Dewar, LJ 6 Gook, AH 107

1938 Hearn, H Sheedy, J Robertson, AP Robertson, AP 6 Gook, AH 53

1939 Doust, HA Sheedy, J Robertson, AP Robertson, AP 5 Gook, AH 102

1940 Doust, HA Sheedy, J Oliphant, D Oliphant, D 7 Oliphant, D 36

1941 Doust, HA Fogarty, PJ McGlinn, R McGlinn, R 7 Tucker, R 46

1942 Doust, HA Fogarty, PJ Tomb, D Bird, FWP 7 Gilchrist, N 35

1943 Doust, HA Fogarty, PJ Tomb, D Moriarty, TB 7 Rigg, B 20

1944 Doust, HA Fogarty, PJ Robertson, AP Lilburne, GDR 4 Jackson, E 59

1945 Doust, HA Fogarty, PJ Heusler, R Heusler, R 7 Heusler, R 34

1946 Doust, HA Fogarty, PJ Sinclair, S Sinclair, S 5 Tucker, R 95

1947 Tasker, PL Fogarty, PJ Robertson, AP McIntosh, MF 4 Tucker, R 89

1948 Tasker, PL Fogarty, PJ Robertson, AP McIntosh, MF 3 Tucker, R 77

1949 Tasker, PL Fogarty, PJ Robertson, AP McIntosh, MF 2 Tucker, R 93

1950 Tasker, PL Fogarty, PJ Bailey, GA McIntosh, MF 2 Tucker, R 115

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Football Ladder Leading Goal Kicker (Ron Year President General Manager / CEO Coach Captain Goals Manager Position Tucker Memorial Award) 1951 Jones, EW Fogarty, PJ Bailey, GA Hilsz, ML 2 Hilsz, ML 65

1952 Jones, EW Fogarty, PJ Bailey, GA McIntosh, MF 6 Buckingham, D 25

1953 Jones, EW Fogarty, PJ Henfry, EE Henfrey, EE 4 Tucker, R 86

1954 Jones, EW Fogarty, PJ Henfry, EE Henfrey, EE 4 Tucker, R 44

1955 Jones, EW Fogarty, PJ Henfry, EE Harper, K 1 Tucker, R 52

1956 Fogarty, PJ O'Dea, JF Henfry, EE Harper, K 4 Wansbrough, H 56

1957 Fogarty, PJ O'Dea, JF Henfry, EE Harper, K 4 Wansbrough, H 69

1958 Jones, EW O'Dea, JF Henfry, EE Harper, K 3 Dalton, D 57

1959 Jones, EW O'Dea, JF Henfry, EE Harper, K 4 Dalton, D 40

1960 Fogarty, PJ O'Dea, JF Miller, RF Harper, K 7 Coleman, R 44

1961 Fogarty, PJ O'Dea, JF Miller, RF; Walker, FP Walker, F/Armstrong, KW 6 Coleman, R 52

1962 Harris, AC O'Dea, JF Henfry, EE Walker, F 6 Coleman, R 44

1963 Harris, AC O'Dea, JF Henfry, EE Walker, F 3 Walker, F 44

1964 Harris, AC O'Dea, JF Henfry, EE Harper, R 3 Coleman, R 46

1965 Harris, AC O'Dea, JF Henfry, EE Leuzzi, G 5 Jenzen, AG 37

1966 Houghton, CW O'Dea, JF Atwell, M Atwell, M 1 Jenzen, AG 63

1967 Houghton, CW O'Dea, JF Atwell, M Atwell, M 1 Iseger, G 50

1968 Houghton, CW O'Dea, JF Atwell, M Atwell, M 1 Iseger, G 70

1969 Houghton, CW O'Dea, JF Atwell, M Atwell, M 3 Jenzen, AG 68

1970 Yovich, V O'Dea, JF Atwell, M Astone, PA 2 Iseger, G 68

1971 Yovich, V O'Dea, JF Atwell, M Shields, RW 7 Cable, B 33

1972 Yovich, V O'Dea, JF Cable, B Cable, B 3 Ellis, J 59

1973 Yovich, V O'Dea, JF Cable, B Cable, B 7 Couper, M 57

1974 Yovich, V O'Dea, JF Armstrong, KW Shields, RW 2 Farrant, D 55

1975 Yovich, V O'Dea, JF Armstrong, KW Lofts, C 6 Couper, M 63

1976 Yovich, V O'Dea, JF Armstrong, KW Lofts, C 1 Wiley, RJ 72

1977 Yovich, V O'Dea, JF Armstrong, KW Lofts, C 1 Wiley, RJ 81

1978 Yovich, V O'Dea, JF Armstrong, KW Inman, K 2 Couper, M 87

1979 Houghton, CW O'Dea, JF Armstrong, KW Inman, K 6 Bosustow, PR 69

1980 Houghton, CW O'Dea, JF Joyce, AM Rosbender, WJH 6 Bosustow, PR 75

1981 Brophy, MJ O'Dea, JF Joyce, AM Cook, BG 8 Simms, DD 50

1982 Brophy, MJ O'Dea, JF Miller, IR Cousins, BE 7 Rea, MD 74

1983 Spalding, GAW O'Dea, JF Miller, IR Cousins, BE 8 Rea, MD 47

1984 Spalding, GAW Platt, I O'Dea, JF Miller, IR Cousins, BE 8 Bosustow, PR 47

1985 Spalding, GAW Moylan, M O'Dea, JF Brown, MG Wiley, RJ 7 Rea, MD 100

1986 Jackson, K Moylan, M O'Dea, JF Brown, MG Wiley, RJ 3 Rea, MD 90

1987 Jackson, K Moylan, M Woodhouse, S Brown, MG Rea, MD 6 Rea, MD 81

1988 Jackson, K Moylan, M; Manley, HC Woodhouse, S Wiley, RJ Watson, M; Wiley, R 5 Rea, MD 55

1989 Pendal, V Manley, HC Rogers, G Wiley, RJ Gavranich, J 7 Ryder, W 44

1990 Pendal, V Manley, HC Rogers, G Mullooly, T Santostefano, J 6 Nicholas, W 29

1991 O'Connor, T Riley, T Siciliano, S Armstrong, KW Gavranich, J 4 Dick, W 41

1992 O'Connor, T Riley, T Siciliano, S Armstrong, KW Renfree, S 6 Lally, S 25

1993 McGrath, B Riley, T Armstrong, K Armstrong, KW Barich, A 8 Cable, S 29

1994 McGrath, B Riley, T Clark, R Glascott, D Barich, A 8 Cooper, B 90

1995 McGrath, B Riley, T Clark, R Glascott, D Spalding, S 7 Cable, S 36

1996 Catalano, N Devine, M Clark, R Blackwell, W Cable, S; Thompson, R 7 Procter, J 36

1997 Catalano, N Devine, M Hargrave, S Blackwell, W Cable, S; Thompson, R 3 Spinks, B 61

1998 Catalano, N Sweetapple, B Hargrave, S/Rigby, D Blackwell, W Thompson, R 8 Merritt, G 31

1999 Lawrence, BF Mahoney, W; Hudson, C Hadjimialakis, B Armstrong, G Thompson, R 6 Davis, J 38

2000 Lawrence, BF Hudson, C Liddelow, LF Armstrong, G Rigby, D 9 Maher, P 30

2001 Lawrence, BF Hudson, C Liddelow, LF Magro, SC Maher, P 7 Maher, P 32

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Football Ladder Leading Goal Kicker (Ron Year President General Manager / CEO Coach Captain Goals Manager Position Tucker Memorial Award) 2002 Lawrence, BF Hudson, C Liddelow, LF Magro, SC Maher, P 5 Maguire, C 28

2003 Lawrence, BF Hudson, C Liddelow, LF Magro, SC Glover, A 8 Maguire, C 48

2004 Lawrence, BF Hudson, C Liddelow, LF Magro, SC Glover, A 6 Maguire, C 60

2005 Matthews, DJ Hudson, C Liddelow, LF Magro, SC Glover, A 8 Wilson, A 25

2006 Matthews, DJ Hudson, C Liddelow, L; Gaspar, D Eastaugh, S Bossong, C 5 Maher, P 39

2007 Matthews, DJ Bradley, E Gaspar, D Eastaugh, S Bossong, C 9 Kayler-Thomson, J 41

2008 Matthews, DJ Bradley, E; Basell, R Eastaugh, S Cook, T 7 Ransted, K 48

2009 Matthews, DJ Leys, B Basell, R Jarman, A Cook, T 6 Ferguson, M 42

2010 Matthews, DJ Leys, B Basell, R; Solomon, D Jarman, A Armstrong, S 9 Bollenhagen, J 21

2011 Pendal, V Leys, B Solomon, D McMahon, D Armstrong, S 6 Moody, M 41

2012 Pendal, V Atkins, M Solomon, D; Kays, B McMahon, D Young, R 8 Donovan, S 25

2013 Pendal, V Atkins, M Kays, B McMahon, D Bevan, P 6 Bevan, P 55

2014 Pendal, V Atkins, M Kays, B McMahon, D; Williams, T Bevan, P 9 Collard, C 33

2015 Pendal, V Atkins, M Beattie, T Spalding, E White, D 9 Morton, M 19

2016 Pendal, V - Mann, D Atkins, M Beattie, T Spalding, E White, D 8 White, S 17

2017 Mann, D Atkins, M Ballantyne, D Spalding, E Jones, C 9 Ninyette, C 32

2018 Mann, D Atkins, M Ballantyne, D Spalding, E Jones, C 6 Ninyette, C & Cary, K 28

Most Oustanding Junior League Fairest & Best Best Club Man Club Person of the Year Development Fairest & Best Colts Fairest & Best Year (Doug Buckingham Memorial (Butcher Medal) (Vince Pendal Award) (Jack O'Dea Memorial Trophy) (Greg Brehaut Medal) (PPOA or Jack Ensor Medal) Award) 1946 McIntosh, MF Taylor, B

1947 McIntosh, MF Travers, G

1948 McIntosh, MF Pinkerton, B

1949 McIntosh, MF Travers, G

1950 McIntosh, MF Addison, R

1951 Harper, K Addison, R

1952 McIntosh, MF Chapman, A

1953 Harper, K Browning, DR Coventry, P

1954 McIntosh, MF Ashbolt, BJ Coventry, P

1955 Walker, F Armstrong, KW Sturtridge, K

1956 Walker, F Beard, NJ Rocher, R

1957 Harper, K Dalton, D Gavranich, P Lean, T

1958 Zeuner, R Towers, WR Bastow, H Pyke, F

1959 Harper, K Tussler, JW Spalding, G Dalton, B

1960 Coleman, R King, JA Greenwood, F Burns, K

1961 Harper, R Dalton, PA Spry, J Astone, P

1962 Harper, R Astone, P Read, G Ramshaw, G

1963 Harper, R Cable, B Lawrence, R Mills, J

1964 Dalton, PA Mills, JD Emmett, N Jenzen, G

1965 Cable, B Brehaut, GJ Burgess, B Stiles, A

1966 Cable, B Shields, RW Mills, J Hardie, G

1967 Cable, B Bennett, GA Stiles, A Hatton, J

1968 Cable, B Millson, RL Stiles, A Needs, G

1969 Cable, B Miller, IR Mackey, K Kay, J

1970 Dalton, PA Ray, M Cousins, B Miller, IT

1971 Cable, B Cousins, BE Jones, P Hambley, A

1972 Cousins, BE Currie, TW Mitsopolous, C Henry, L

1973 Cable, B Cook, BG Wilson, K Jones, G

1974 Wiley, RJ Wiley, RJ Fotheringhame, N Hill, B

1975 Wiley, RJ Johnson, AA Eaton, T Ugle, K

1976 Wiley, RJ Bowyer, GE Simms, D Wheelock, A

1977 Wiley, RJ Bosustow, PR Noack, Jeff Simms, W

1978 Wiley, RJ Roberts, CR Harris, D Smith, N

22 BOLD •CONNECTED • COMMITTED RECORDS AT A GLANCE

Most Oustanding Junior League Fairest & Best Best Club Man Club Person of the Year Development Fairest & Best Colts Fairest & Best Year (Doug Buckingham Memorial (Butcher Medal) (Vince Pendal Award) (Jack O'Dea Memorial Trophy) (Greg Brehaut Medal) (PPOA or Jack Ensor Medal) Award) 1979 Gibellini, G Simms, WG Shepherd, C Symons, B

1980 Cook, BG Shepherd, CP Collie, P Ripp, N

1981 Johnson, AA Gandini, L Watterson, D Watkins, L

1982 Cousins, BE Baynes, RH Morris, M Main, Richard

1983 Shepherd, CP Spalding, EG McGuiness, G Cairns, R

1984 Wiley, RJ Bogaards, T Hooker, R Watson, T

1985 Wiley, RJ Newman, I Hooker, R Guelfi, M

1986 Wiley, RJ Bogaards, R Hooker, R Edwards, B

1987 Watson, M Davis, T Kelly, M Yarran, H

1988 Watson, M Fox, B Kelly, M Thompson, R

1989 Watson, M Clarkson, J Tomizzi, T Thompson, R

1990 Zaikos, J Pears, S Thomson, R Allard, W

1991 Dick, W McMurray, M Baker, B Kelly, A

1992 Thompson, R Thompson, R George, B Kelly, A

1993 Allard, W Allard, W Grogan, M Squires, D

1994 Barich, A Drake Brockman, D Jackson, T Ritchie, T

1995 Cable, S Dennis, S Quick, F Meredith, D

1996 Robertson, C Done, N Done, N Jas, C

1997 Robertson, C Davis, J Tulley, D Clifford-Smith, A

1998 Jackson, T Glass, D Hall, C Thomas, B

1999 Pang, R Bateman, C Miller, C Catalano, A

2000 Shadbolt, D Coughlan, M O'Neill, K Armstrong, S

2001 Kelly, R Hargrave, M Catalano, A Smith, N

2002 Kelly, R Shaw, C Hassett, D Rose, T Lang, K Andrews, B; Lord, T

2003 Harding, C Johnson, M Rudd, S Rigby, G Holland, D Jones, B

2004 Bossong, C Jones, B McMahon, D Berry, D Brown, E Jones, B

2005 Bossong, C Zucconi, A Claudius, B Daniels, D Shaw, C Foot, C

2006 Armstrong, S Smith, R Siekierka, S Berry, D Luttrell, B Martin, N

2007 McCorkell, J Billings, C Ryan, N Allen, N Ryan, N Sneeuwjagt, B

2008 Jones, B White, D Lang, K Ransted, S Ryan, N Fiegert, J

2009 Young, R Vidot, C Kayler-Thomson, J Kennedy, P Sneeuwjagt, B Elari, A

2010 Mzungu, T Elari, A Venditti, D Myers, A Venditti, D Leeson, J

2011 Young, R Busher, H Armstrong, S Basell, R Venditti, D Stuart, K

2012 Young, R Leeson, J Busher, H Pimley, D Fraser, B Hug, K

2013 Hodge, B Sinclair, M Welburn, M Owen, A Hunt, M Edmonds, B

2014 White, D Smith, C O'Sullivan, D Dack, K Edmonds, B Phillips, K

2015 Tropiano, A Bell, J Leggett, C Hug, L Chester, K Jones, C

2016 Sinclair, M Fisher, Z Walley, C Ransted, D Millar, F Leonard, C

2017 Jones, C Byrne, C Dennis, L Marshall, D Marshall, C English, L

2018 Colledge, B Stack, S Eyres, C Jenkins, S Chester, K Stack, S

BOLD •CONNECTED • COMMITTED 23 RECORDS AT A GLANCE

Year Life Members (*Deceased; +150 games of more) Year Life Members (*Deceased; +150 games of more) Year Life Members (*Deceased; +150 games of more)

1899 1951 Matthews, C*; Puddey, F* 2002

1900 Kennedy, MStJ* 1952 MacLean, B*; McIntosh, M+* 2003 Robey, G*

1901 1953 Miller, RF+*; O'Dea, JF* 2004

1902 Dixon, JT* 1954 Tucker, RD+*; Moriarty, T+* 2005 Mawson, N; Rigby, L; Rigby, G; Daniels, D; Lawrence, B*; Collins, K; Bayne, S; Williams, P 1903 1955 Murdoch, JEV*; Jones, EW* 2006 Turner, H* 1904 1956 Hilsz, ML* 2007 Morton, P* 1905 1957 Fitzgerald, WJ*; Thompson, RG* 2008 Miller, I; Jenzen, G; Rose, T 1906 1958 Harper, K+* 2009 1907 Kennedy, BStJ*; Bourke, LE* 1959 Dobell, AG* 2010 Edwards, G 1908 1960 Waldock, LJ* 2011 Lawrence, R; Pyke, F* 1909 Clarke, AE* 1961 Zeuner, R+* 2012 Matthews, D; Page, R; Ransted, S 1910 Moffat, AA* 1962 Oliphant, DJ+*; McGann, JW+* 2013 Gilkison, P 1911 1963 Henfry, EE*; Walker, FP+ 2014 Currie, W 1912 Waugh, Mrs G* 1964 Harper, RT*+; Winter, AG* 2015 Bellgard, M; Cook, T 1913 1965 Seubert, AF* 2016 Allen, N 1914 Edmondson, HE*; Fisher, EA* 1966 Armstrong, KW+*; Bryan, KD+; Coleman, RG+; Davis, TE+; Erikson, EJ+*; Foster, PB+*; Grigg, H+*; Johnston, A+*; McComish, L +*; Shaw, S+; 2017 Liddelow, L & Kennedy P 1915 Skehan, C+*; Sturtridge, K+*; Barr, TS*; Leuzzi, G+

1916 Cherry, T*; Hutchison, R* 1967 Ensor, JF*; O'Callaghan, E

1917 1968 Cowper, Mrs P*; Gerrard, GG*; Dalton, P+

1918 1969 Astone, P+; Cable, B+; Coleman, J*; Rushforth, HE*

1919 1970

1920 1971 Greer, JF*; Hughes, BC*

1921 1972 Ashbolt, BJ; Hoare, JL*; Ramshaw, GJ+*

1922 Hewson, R* 1973 Brehaut, GA+*; Harris, AC*; Shields, RW+

1923 1974 Kargotich, S*; Kargotich, T*

1924 1975 Brophy, MJ*; Stiles, AG+; Yovich, V*

1925 1976 Ashley, JG*; Houghton, CW*

1926 O'Loughlin, JJ* 1977 Day, M+; Lofts, CB+; Wilson, NE

1927 Stooke, W* 1978 Quartermaine, J+

1928 1979 Butcher, Mrs AS*; Cook, BG+; Watt, GA+

1929 1980 Inman, KA+; Rosbender, WJ+; Gubgub, VH*; Ramshaw, JG*

1930 1981

1931 Ryan, L*; MacWilliam, A* 1982

1932 1983 Smith, S*; Cousins, BE+

1933 Clowes, WA* 1984 Camm, R

1934 Waldock, W* 1985 Wiley, RJ+

1935 1986 Ransted, A; Couper, M;

1936 Cruikshank, A* 1987 Atwell, M; Green, J*

1937 1988 Doolan, P*; Redenbach, M

1938 Green, WG* 1989 Grace, T*

1939 1990 Colledge, O*; Sweetapple, B

1940 1991 Miller, A*

1941 MacLean, R* 1992

1942 1993 Steele, Mrs L*

1943 Mettam, CG* 1994 Barich, A+; Nicholas, W+

1944 1995 Pendal, V*; Gavranich, J

1945 Morris, EH* 1996 McCabe, M*

1946 Branigan, R*; Dewar, LJ* 1997 Cable, S+

1947 Pitman, Mrs VH*; Doust, HA* 1998

1948 Fogarty, PJ* 1999 Bosustow, P; Grey, AM*

1949 Tasker, PL* 2000 Dick, W+

1950 2001

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Club Legends 200 or More League Games PFC Simpson Medallists

2001 Merv McIntosh 2016 Wim Rosbender Terry Moriarty 1942 - 1959 253 1952 Merv McIntosh v South Australia 2002 Ern Henfry 2017 Mick Rea Bryan Cousins 1970 - 1987 240 1953 Merv McIntosh AFC Championships 2003 Keith and Roy Harper 2018 Colin Lofts Keith Harper 1948 - 1960 233 1954 Keith Harper v VFL 2004 Ken Armstrong F. (Dick) Walker 1952 - 1964 226 1955 Merv McIntosh Grand Final 2005 Barry Cable Barry Cable 1962 - 1973 225 1962 Roy Harper v South Australia 2006 Rob Wiley Doug Oliphant 1927 - 1945 224 1966 Barry Cable Grand Final 2007 Francis ‘Dick’ Walker Tom Davis 1955 - 1966 220 1967 Barry Cable Grand Final 2008 Bert Wansbrough Merv McIntosh 1939 - 1955 217 1968 Barry Cable Grand Final 2009 Allan ‘Chubby’ Stiles Pat Dalton 1960 - 1971 217 1969 Barry Cable AFC Championships 2010 Pat Astone Pat Astone 1962 - 1972 215 1970 Allan Stiles v South Australia 2011 Bob Shields Roy Harper 1954 - 1965 213 1974 David Pretty Grand Final 2012 Pat Dalton Reg Zeuner 1954 - 1965 209 1976 Mal Day Grand Final 2013 Tom Davis Jeff McGann 1950 - 1961 208 1977 Wim Rosbender Grand Final 2014 Brian Cook 2004 Chris Bossong v VFL 2015 Robert Page

PFC Sandover Medal All Australian Representatives Winners since 1921 In 1947 M (Nugget) Hilsz was selected in the 1921 Cyril Hoft “Sporting Life” All Australian Team 1943 Terry Moriarty 1953 Merv McIntosh 1945 George Bailey 1956 Keith Harper 1948 Merv McIntosh 1966 Barry Cable 1953 Merv McIntosh 1969 Greg Brehaut 1954 Merv McIntosh 1972 Ian Miller 1961 Neville Beard 1984 Robert Wiley 1964 Barry Cable 1986 Robert Wiley 1968 Barry Cable 1988 Mark Watson (Vancouver Exhibition Match) 1970 Pat Dalton 1999 Darren Glass (18’s) 1972 Ian Miller 1999 Chance Bateman (18’s) 1973 Barry Cable 2001 Steven Armstrong (18’s) 1982 Bryan Cousins 2013 Clem Smith (18’s) 1987 Mark Watson 2014 Clem Smith (18’s) 1999 Gus Seebeck 2016 Zac Fisher (18’s) 2009 Ross Young 2018 Sydney Stack & Luke English (18s) 2015 Aidan Tropiano

State Representatives since 1920 1970 G. Brehaut; R. Millson; R. Page. R. Shields; A. Stiles 1971 R. Shields (Capt); B. Cable; I.R. Miller; G. Brehaut 1920 No State Side 1972 G. Brehaut; I.R. Miller 1921 C. Holt; A. Hewby 1973 G. Brehaut; I.R. Miller; B. Cable; M. Couper 1922 No State Side 1974 B. Cook; R. Shields; R. Wiley 1923 C. Holt; G. Watts 1975 R. Wiley 1924 No Representatives 1976 R. Wiley 1925 H. Grigg 1977 B. Cook; W. Currie; M. Day; J. Dickinson; S. Hargrave 1926 A. Watts (Capt); E. Erikson; L. McComish 1978 P. Bosustow; K. Inman; A. Johnson; W. Rosbender; R. Wiley 1927 A. Watts (Capt); L. McComish 1979 P. Bosustow; W. Simms 1928 H. Grigg; A Johnston; L. McComish 1980 P. Bosustow; B. Cook; R. Prunster 1929 H. Grigg; A. Shepherd 1981 A Johnson; W. Simms 1930 R. Lucas; A. Johnston; A. Shepherd 1982 No Representatives 1931 No State Games 1983 P. Bosustow; A. Johnson 1932 A. Shepherd, H. Grigg 1984 P. Bosustow; R. Wiley; R. Baynes 1933 P. Fitzgerald 1985 B. Cousins; R. Wiley 1934 A. Cook 1986 R. Wiley 1935 G. Davey; J. Ransom 1987 M. Watson 1936 A. Gook; C. Keightley; D. Oliphant 1988 M. Watson (Capt); W. Dick; D. Narkle; S. Mount; J. Santostefano 1937 A. Brown; A. Gook; C. Keightley; D. Oliphant (Bicentennial Carnival - Adelaide) 1938 P. Fitzgerald; A. Gook; C. Keightley; D Oliphant; F. Puddey 1989 No Representatives 1939 E. Henfrey; F. Puddey 1990 J. Clarkson 1940 - 1945 No State Sides Chosen 1991 J. Clarkson; W. Dick 1946 M. Hilsz 1992 J. Clarkson 1947 M. McIntosh (Capt); S. Shaw; R. Tucker 1993 A. Barich; W. Dick; J. Moore 1948 M. Hilsz; M. McIntosh; W. McKenzie; R.F. Miller; T. Moriarty; R. Tucker 1994 A. Barich 1949 M. Hilsz; M. McIntosh; W. McKenzie; R.F. Miller; T. Moriarty; R. Tucker 1995 S. Cable; F. Gehrig; N. Mourish 1950 P. Craven; M. McIntosh; R.F. Miller; T. Moriarty; S. Shaw; R. Tucker. R. Zeuner 1996 S. Sikora; D. Bandy; T. Cook; G. O’Driscoll (u/21’s) 1951 No Representatives 1997 W. Allard; C. Robertson 1952 M. McIntosh 1998 R. Pang; P. Maher 1953 K. Harper; M. McIntosh; R. Zeuner 1999 No Representatives 1954 K. Harper; M. McIntosh; T. Moriarty 2000 R. Haddrill 1955 K. Harper (Capt); M. McIntosh; C. Skehan; F. Walker; H. Wansbrough 2001 M. Hargrave; P. Maher. R. Kelly 1956 T. Davis; K. Harper (Capt); C. Skehan; F. Walker; H. Wansbrough 2002 S. Magro (Coach); R. Kelly; C. Harding; A. Burgiel 1957 R. Zeuner (Vice Capt) 2003 S. Magro (Coach); C. Harding; C. Bossong 1958 K. Harper 2004 C. Bossong 1959 K. Armstong; R. Coleman; K. Harper; C. Skehan 2005 C. Bossong 1960 - 1961 No Representatives 2006 C. Bossong; S. Armstong 1962 N. Beard; R. Coleman; K. Harper 2007 C. Bossong 1963 R. Harper; F. Pyke; G. Spalding 2008 J. Kayler-Thomson; S. Siekierka; R. Young 1964 B. Cable; R. Harper; R. Mills 2009 R. Young 1965 B. Cable. R. Coleman 2010 R. Young 1966 M. Atwell (Coach); B. Cable; R. Mills; R. Millson; R. Page; R. Shields 2013 P. Bevan; B. Stack 1967 B. Cable; G. Brehaut; R. Millson; R. Page 2015 A.Tropiano 1968 M. Atwell (Coach); B. Cable; R. Mills; R. Millson; R. Page; R. Shields 2016 C. Jones 1969 P. Astone; G. Brehaut; B. Cable; P. Dalton; I.R. Miller

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SEAN COLLINGWOOD DEMONS DISTRICT CHAIRMAN

ith another exciting season of district junior football over, it’s time to • The recognition of the importance of volunteers continued with the reflect on the many highlights throughout the season and to acknowledge Sunday Times Volunteer of the Year Ceremony at the Convention Centre Wthe enormous contribution made by our collective football family to with our District winner Kristy Drew from the Huntingdale Junior Football make junior football successful. This contribution occurs over our increasingly Club. cosmopolitan junior district that stretches from South Perth in the north to Gosnells in the south and from Thornlie in the west to Redcliffe in the east. • The emergence of the Naitanui Academy to drive multicultural and indigenous participation. In attending several of the clinics, it showed Growing the great game at junior level can at times seem very complex, but it how much fun training and development can be for junior players and is extremely rewarding. Participation in junior football whether at a club or at a this drove home the importance of coaching. Drew Petrie and his team school gives children the opportunity to become better people through developing do an outstanding job in running this extremely important program. both physical and life skills. • School based competitions continued such as the Eagles (male) It also gives participants an opportunity to develop across a range of pathways. and Dockers (female) Cups. The importance of these programs cannot be One of these is of course player development, but it is not just about finding the next underestimated as for many children this is their first experience in AFL or WAFL player, but developing a lifelong association with the great game playing our great game. I was fortunate this season to coach a local so no matter what their ability is, they find their niche and go on to participate in primary school in the Eagles Cup and of the 18 players, 13 had not some form in community football. played football before. But our great game also allows for development pathways for umpires, • The District successfully hosting a number of Central Conference grand administrators, coaches, teachers, WAFC staff and of course the backbone of any finals at Mills Park, Beckenham with the assistance of the Kenwick Junior successful sporting organisation, VOLUNTEERS. Football Club. The District also recognises the significant achievements of a number of local clubs making junior grand finals this season such as This season the DFDC has continued to promote a wide variety of pathways for Victoria Park (3 teams), South Perth, Belmont and Lynwood-Ferndale. all our participants and I was fortunate enough to attend many of these with the many highlights including: All this and more could not be possible without the contributions from a range of people and I would like to thank you all but I would like to specifically acknowledge: • The Auskick Gala day at Curtin University that was well supported by players from the PFC. • All the volunteers that have made contributions to make junior football function from Club administrators like Presidents, registrars and the • The Year 2 Auskick Gala Showcase where over 100 teams across the grounds person to match day officials like the coaches, team managers Perth, East Perth and Swans junior districts came together at the WACA and the water carrier. All volunteer roles are important if junior football is for a day of sensational fun. This was again an overwhelming success. to continue to thrive.

• The Nicky Winmar Carnival continues to grow in significance in • Chris Brown – we are fortunate to have the best District Development developing our indigenous players. Officer in this State and Chris continues to raise the bar every year in his

• Junior players, from a range of clubs, playing for our district development pursuit of promoting and developing junior football. Please read his in- and academy teams and successfully competing against other district depth report on how junior football is evolving in our District.* sides. • Tayla Tenaglia – this is Tayla’s second year as part of the District

• PFC continuing to support the District Parade Day at Lathlain Park development team and her impact has been enormous in delivering which resulted in record numbers of junior players attending. important development programs such as Auskick, Footy Fundamentals and Demons Kids. • Junior female football continuing to expand at a rate of knots and this will continue in the coming seasons. • Maree Power – our ever reliable District Match Administrator who is peerless in providing assistance to Clubs. • Expansion of junior coaching development with the appointment of Allana Dickie as a Coach Coordinator, the continuation of the coaching • Marshall Hannah – our Competition Director who, in his first year at the road shows and the ongoing success of the Demons Coaching helm, has played a fundamental role in delivering and evolving junior Academy that was developed with the PFC under the guidance of Trevor football in the District this season with outstanding success. Williams. • Joanne Warner – our dedicated Female Competition Director who spent

• Umpiring continued to thrive and develop through the Perth District countless hours ensuring our junior competition ran smoothly. Junior Football Umpires Association and full credit to those participants • Daniel Gibbons – the Demons District Football Association Umpire who both juggle playing and umpiring junior football. Manager who does an outstanding job in delivering and developing

• For the first time, the District gala night occurred under the Central umpires for our junior matches. Daniel goes above and beyond to ensure Conference banner where the Perth, East Perth and Swan Districts that umpires receive the respect they deserve. junior districts all came together at the Hyatt Regency and this was 2019 is looking very exciting, particularly as the WAFC seeks to implement more an outstanding success. This celebration recognised all the hard work recommendations of the Structural Review of Football. I again look forward to the our volunteers do and was well supported by the PFC. off season planning with the ongoing support of the WAFC’s Central Conference team so that the Perth District continues to grow next season and beyond.

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CHRIS BROWN DEMONS DISTRICT DEVELOPMENT OFFICER

nother successful year in the WAFC Metro Central Region. Under the guidance of Community Development Manager Isaac Stewart, we continued to roll out a record number of programs and initiatives to further engage our community as a whole. I would like to take a few minutes to thank all those Apeople who had an impact on the Demons District in 2018. District Chairperson – Sean Collingwood and his District Football Development Council members who have helped drive important change in the district. To Junior Competition Council Director Marshall Hannah and Female Competition Director Jo Warner, whose tireless efforts to the JCC have seen an increase in positive game day environments throughout the district. The Competition Director role isn’t always a popular job and Marshall and Jo’s passion and commitment to Junior Football is very much appreciated. To Daniel Gibbons our Umpire Development Manager, who again continued to deliver high quality umpires to our competitions throughout the season. Without Dan and his umpires we wouldn’t be able to run matches each week. To Caitlin Tilsed at the Perth Angels; the amount of hard work and dedication they have put in to help establish the club as a premier destination for female football in WA. To the parents, coaches, and thousands of volunteers in club land that make the game of AFL so fantastic. Without you – the Volunteer, the game could not be what it is today, and we thank you for that.

SEASON SNAPSHOT 2018 showcased many great programs and highlights across the Demons District. Some of these include –

The addition of Coach Coordinator Allana Dickie. Allana has been a massive asset to the team. Her coaching guidance, development, education and mentorship to all junior community coaches across the Metro Central Region has been first class.

The strong support from the Perth Demons this season. With record numbers at the District Parade Day, outstanding support from the players for our junior club visits and the Auskick Gala Day at Curtin Uni. The continued hard work from Trevor Williams in driving the Demons Coach Academy, now in its 3rd season and Peter Brear for all his support with Nicky Winmar and Naitanui Cup programs.

The Year 2 Auskick Gala Showcase at the WACA ground was again the clear highlight this year. Over 100 teams across the WAFC Metro Central Region descended on the WACA for a huge day of fun, games and entertainment. Thanks to the strong support of the WACA and Perth Scorchers for helping grow this event even bigger in its second season.

The continued growth of Female Footy in both Clubland and Schools. The competition expanded to 4-year groups in 2018, with 6 of our 12 junior clubs now participating in girl’s competitions. Congratulations to Huntingdale and Vic Park for launching teams in 2018. The WAFC also hosted the inaugural Development Squad program for female footy which was a major success. Well done to Allana Dickie and Tayla Tenaglia for coordinating the Metro Central squads at the October carnival. The carnival now gives the girls an opportunity to follow the same talent pathway as the boys.

Finally, to all our Junior and Senior clubs for another outstanding and successful season. It was great to see strong participation growth across the board. Congrats to Manning, Gosnells and South Perth for reaching Quality Club Status with the AFL, with South Perth reaching Gold standard. Finally, to our major club of the year award winners, Thornlie (Auskick), Victoria Park (Modified), Manning (Youth) and South Perth (WAFL Award). Congratulations on your fantastic achievements.

I would also like to thank Perth FC staff - CEO Marty Atkins, FOM Dale Ballantyne, Cath Parker, Dee Brooks, Ryan Keatley, Jared Bell, Mel Newcombe, John Matthews, Lance Rigby and Trevor Williams. To the Senior coaches Earl Spalding, Andrew Panetta, Michael Pratt and Perth FC Board members John Dorazio and Wayne Smith for their continued support of the District. A special thanks to WAFC Perth Talent Manager Peter Brear who will be leaving us in November. Peter’s support not only to myself but the district, our programs and our clubs over the past 4 years has been extremely valuable and we all wish PB the best in the future.

Once again, to anyone I may have missed thank you for helping in the Perth District for 2018. Finally, to our WAFC Metro Central Team – Isaac Stewart, Maree Power, Corey Ranger, Christian Tufilli, Tayla Tenaglia, Hayden Cobley, Allana Dickie and Dan Marie thank you for all your support. We have a fantastic group of people and as a team we continue to work at an elite level and set best practice across the industry.

Have a safe and happy Christmas and New Year break and we will see you in 2019.

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28 BOLD •CONNECTED • COMMITTED Rd date OppOnent Stadium time HOme/away Rd date OppOnent Stadium time HOme/away 1 Saturday 31 March Swan Districts Lathlain Park 2:15pm Home 14 Saturday 7 July Swan Districts Steel Blue Oval 2:15pm Away BACK2 SaturdayROW 7 April (L-R): DanielEast Horan, Fremantle Clayton EastGiblett, Fremantle OvalSheldon Cooper,2:15pm Ryan Thompson,Away Redmond15 Dobson, Saturday 14 July Aaron LoCicero,Peel Thunder Dakota Baldwin-Wright,Lathlain Park Daniel 2:15pmChapman-Hill, Home Fraser Barns, 3 SundayBen 15 April Power, ChristianPeel Thunder Eyres, SpencerBendigo White, Bank Stadium Blake Johnson,2:15pm James Bereyne,Away Zachary16 Hill, Saturday Brant 21 JulyColledge. 4THEast FremantleROW (L-R): DaineLathlain Burnett Park (Reserves2:15pm Assistant Coach),Home 4 Saturday 21 April East Perth Lathlain Park 2:15pm Home 17 Saturday 28 July East Perth Leederville Oval 2:15pm Away 20 5 SaturdayPatrick 28 April Litherland (LeagueWest Perth Assistant Coach),Lathlain Park Andrew Panetta2:15pm (ReservesHome Coach), Trevor18 WilliamsBYE (Director of Coaching), Jake Vaughn, Michael Bennell, Jason Hemphill, 6 BYE Lennon Marlin, Matthew Thompson, Kasey Nicholas, Brad McPhail, Kristian19 Leeson, Saturday Marshall11 August Jones,Claremont Cody Leggett, CoreyLathlain ParkTaylor, Kristian 2:15pmMorisey, Home 7 Saturday 19 May Claremont Claremont Oval 2:15pm Away 20 Saturday 18 August South Fremantle Fremantle Community Bank Oval 2:15pm Away 8 Saturday 26 MayBruce FraserSubiaco (Reserves AssistantLathlain Coach), Park Kim Vanderweide2:15pm (ReservesHome Assistant21 Coach), Saturday Simon25 August Jenkins Subiaco(Fitness), Darren KowalLeederville (LeagueOval Assistant2:15pm Coach). Away 18 9 Saturday 2 June Swan Districts Steel Blue Oval 2:40pm Away 10 Saturday 9 June South Fremantle Lathlain Park 2:15pm Home 11 3RD Saturday ROW 16 June (L-R): HayleyEast Fremantle Paterson (HeadLathlain Trainer), Park Trent Simpson,2:40pm KristianHome Cary, James Boekman, Abdulaye Bility, Braydon Sprigg Dos-Santos, Brent Edmonds, Laine Wilkins, 12 Saturday 23 June West Perth HBF Arena 2:15pm Away 13Jordan BYE Henderson, Braden Piggott, Jack Bodle, Callum Papertalk, Matthew Taylor, Lachlan Dennis, Jack Hunter, Clint Chivers, Mitchell Lague, Jayden Johnstone, Mike Neill (Physio).

Back ROw (L-R): Daniel Horan, Clayton Giblett, Sheldon Cooper, Ryan Thompson, Redmond Dobson, Aaron LoCicero, Dakota Baldwin-Wright, Daniel Chapman-Hill, Fraser Barns, Ben Power, Christian Eyres, Spencer White, Blake Johnson, James Bereyne, Zachary Hill, Brant Colledge. 4tH ROw (L-R): Daine Burnett (Reserves Assistant Coach), Patrick Litherland (League Assistant Coach), Andrew Panetta (Reserves Coach), Trevor Williams (Director of Coaching), Jake Vaughn, Michael Bennell, Jason Hemphill,2ND Lennon Marlin, ROW Matthew Thompson, (L-R): Kasey Nicholas, BenBrad McPhail, Teune Kristian Leeson, (Head Marshall Jones, Cody Strength Leggett, Corey Taylor, Kristianand Morisey, Conditioning), Bruce Fraser (Reserves Assistant Coach), Joe Kim Vanderweide Ugle, (Reserves Sam Assistant Coach),Perkusich, Simon Jenkins (Fitness), Mitchell Darren Kowal (League AssistantCox, Coach). Brody 3Rd ROw (L-R): HayleyEades, Paterson (Head Andries Trainer), Trent Simpson, Mercer, Kristian Cary, James Boekman,Corey Abdulaye Bility,Byrne, Braydon Sprigg Shaun Dos-Santos, Brent Edmonds,Smith, Mitchell Henderson, Laine Wilkins, Jordan Henderson, Braden Piggott, Jack Bodle, Callum Papertalk, Matthew Taylor, Lachlan Dennis, Jack Hunter, Clint Chivers, Mitchell Lague, Jayden Johnstone, Mike Neill (Physio). 2nd ROw (L-R): Ben Teune (Head Strength and Conditioning), Joe Ugle, Sam Perkusich, Mitchell Cox, Brody Eades, Andries Mercer, Corey Byrne, Shaun Smith, Mitchell Henderson, Earl Spalding (Senior Coach), Clinton Jones (Captain), Corey Yeo, Anton Scotney, Ben Giobbi, Luke Salomone, www.perthdemons.com.au Callum Marshall, Devin McFarlane, Taran Etto, Arthur Smith (Property Man). Sitting: John Levien, Mitchell Brown, Michael Sinclair, Jared Bell, Cody Ninyette, Chilton Yarren (Jnr), Alix Tilli (Waterboy), Chris Leonard, Nixon Hamlet, Caelen Bennell, Richie Bourne (Jnr), Daniel Bishop, David Gare, Joe Iaria, Kurtis Chester. aBSent: Isaac Buckley, Cal Collard, James Corner, Joe Dearnley, Samuel Garstone, Jake Schleicher, Harrison Sanky, Jaylen Oakley, Jonah Symonds, Charlotte Elliot (Head Trainer),Earl Dr Joe Henry, Spalding Sarah Wignall (Assistant Strength(Senior and Conditioning). Coach), Clinton Jones (Captain), Corey Yeo, Anton Scotney, Ben Giobbi, Luke Salomone, Callum Marshall, Devin McFarlane, Taran Etto, Arthur Smith (Property Man).

SITTING: John Levien, Mitchell Brown, Michael Sinclair, Jared Bell, Cody Ninyette, Chilton Yarren (Jnr), Alix Tilli (Waterboy), Chris Leonard, Nixon Hamlet, Caelen Bennell, Richie Bourne (Jnr), Daniel Bishop, David Gare, Joe Iaria, Kurtis Chester.

ABSENT: Isaac Buckley, Cal Collard, James Corner, Joe Dearnley, Samuel Garstone, Jake Schleicher, Harrison Sanky, Jaylen Oakley, Jonah Symonds, Charlotte Elliot (Head Trainer), Dr Joe Henry, Sarah Wignall (Assistant Strength and Conditioning).