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MANLY-WARRINGAH FOOTBALL CLUB LIMITED ANNUAL REPORT

60 YEARS STRONG

MANLY-WARRINGAH RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL CLUB LIMITED ANNUAL REPORT 2006 MANLY-WARRINGAH RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL CLUB LIMITED

DIRECTORS 2006

Manly-Warringah Rugby League Football Club Limited Directors. Back row (left): , Warren Kennaugh, Peter O’Dwyer, Philip Dean.  Seated (left): Robert Reilly (Chairman from Oct 2006), Kerry Sibraa (Chairman to Oct 2006), Cathy Wagner

MEETINGS OF DIRECTORS 2006 MEMBERSHIP BY LOCATION

Present Leave of Absence 42% Kerry Sibraa* 12 – OTHER METRO 23% Robert Reilly* 11 1 NSW COUNTRY 21% Philip Dean 12 – INTERNATIONAL 1% Warren Kennaugh 10 2 QLD 9% Peter O’Dwyer 9 3 ACT 2% Geoff Toovey 8 4 VIC/WA/SA/NT/TAS 2% Cathy Wagner 11 1

* Football Club appointees to the Board of the Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles Limited

2006 MEMBERSHIP 2006 2005 Life Members 50 49 Adult 1,300 1,119 Concession 316 349 Junior 449 247 Total 2,115 1,764

ANNUAL REPORT 2006 MANLY-WARRINGAH RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL CLUB LIMITED MANLY-WARRINGAH SEA EAGLES LIMITED 

CLUB OFFICIALS 2006

Co-Patrons Hon. Kerry Sibraa AO AM

Board of Directors Football Department J Cross (Chairman), R Reilly (Deputy Chairman), M Delmege, Head Coach D Hasler B Delmege, S Penn, R Penn, P Cummings, P Spray, K Sibraa First Grade Captain B Kennedy

Assistant Coach D Moore Administration Premier League Coach G Toovey Chief Executive Officer G Mayer Jersey Flegg Coach C Sandercock P Wilson (to Jun 06) SG Ball Coach D Penna Executive Assistant K Parker Harold Matthews Coach T Lees Financial Controller W Honeywood Football Manager P Peters Finance Assistant J Kemmler Team Operations Manager D Lees Administration Assistant L Plumb Recruitment Manager N Cleal Sales & Marketing Director T Irving Coaching & Development Manager D Warwick Sales & Marketing Manager M Brune (to May 06) Head Trainer A Ross Sponsorship & Events P Peters Head Conditioner D Singe Sponsorship & Sales Co-ordinator K Houlahan Doctor P Bloomfield Events Assistant K Trott Physiotherapist A Rickenbach Media Manager P Peters Rehabilitation Co-ordinator D Robinson Merchandise & Operations Manager B Saunders Training Assistant G Alexander Merchandise Assistant D Thomas Skills Coaches S Roach, D Moore Membership Manager A Webster Gear Steward S Rahme Membership Co-ordinator L Coltman Dietician J Lane Website Co-ordinator A Markie Ball Boys J Alexander, R Farrell Schools Development Officer A Mathieson Timekeeper A Hanson Schools Development Officer M Vayro Ground Announcer G Goldman Photography M Harris, M Wright

LIFE MEMBERS

J L Munro* elected 1951 R W Batty* Elected 1973 E J Noffz elected 1987 C White* elected 1957 J A Tenison* Elected 1973 A G Keighran* elected 1989 D Stewart* elected 1958 T P Burke Elected 1974 R P Mossop elected 1991 G Ashton* elected 1959 J K Collins Elected 1974 R J Ritchie elected 1991 R E Hudson* elected 1960 F R Jones Elected 1975 W P O’Connell elected 1992 R H Ryan* elected 1962 F R Stanton Elected 1977 E W Whiley elected 1992 E R Bull* elected 1962 R Fulton AM Elected 1978 W J Poole elected 1993 G V Willoughby* elected 1964 D O Joyce Elected 1978 P A Vautin elected 1993 E A Langford* elected 1965 M J Krilich Elected 1982 R Lenon elected 1994 J W Cameron* elected 1966 T W Randall Elected 1982 R J Bull* elected 1997 K R Arthurson AM elected 1967 R H Higham Elected 1983 G O Thoroughgood elected 1997 D I Rae elected 1967 G H Lenon Elected 1983 C P Lyons elected 1999 G M Houston elected 1968 G C Eadie Elected 1983 D Hasler elected 2000 W H Lloyd* elected 1969 A S Thompson Elected 1984 G Toovey elected 2000 R O Hudson elected 1970 W W Lloyd Elected 1985 P J Peters elected 2003 D J Daley* elected 1972 J L Martin Elected 1985 K W Sibraa AO elected 2005 J I Peebles elected 1972 B R Seymour Elected 1985

* Deceased

MANLY-WARRINGAH RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL CLUB LIMITED ANNUAL REPORT 2006  CHAIRMAN‘S REPORT

Season 2006, our historic 60th year, represented another important step in the rebuilding of our great Club.

The NRL side, led by Captain Ben Kennedy, made the finals for the second year running, advancing through to the second round. Premier League and Jersey Flegg also qualified for the finals. With an ounce of luck running their way, both teams could have been in their respective grand finals.

This was the first time since 1997 that we have had all three grades in the finals. Together with the strong performances of the junior rep teams we are well placed for the future. Indicative of this is the fact that five Jersey Flegg players will be part of the full time NRL squad in 2007.

We were proud to have the following players gain selection for representative honours: : , NSW and Country Ben Kennedy: Australia : Australia, NSW : New Zealand Steve Bell: Chris Hicks: Country Jason King: City : Prime Minister’s XIII v PNG, City Football Club Membership Brett Stewart: Prime Minister’s XIII v PNG When your Football Club Board met for the At our home game against Highlights of the season: first time on the 10th of June 2004, our on Friday 9th of June, the Hon Tony Abbott • Steve Menzies played his 300th First membership was 554 and by season end it MP was presented with the first Honorary Grade game for the Club, scoring a try in had risen to 828. At the end of season 2005 Membership of the Football Club after he the 29-22 win over Penrith. membership stood at 1,764 and at the end of officially “switched on” the new lights for 2006 our membership was 2115. Brookvale Oval (see above). It was a great • Attendance at home games increased occasion, surpassed only by the miracle try During the course of the year the company to a record average of 15,794 with the scored by Brett Stewart off a Matt Orford kick acquired a further 75,000 ordinary shares crowd topping 20,000 for the last home in the dying seconds of the game for a 16-12 in Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles Limited. game against the Bulldogs. victory. The Board again expresses our The Football Club’s total shareholding in the appreciation to Tony Abbott for obtaining the • The historic return to the SCG resulting Sea Eagles is now 2,150,000 ordinary shares funding for this much needed improvement to in a one point win against old rivals and 1 preference share, which represents Brookvale Oval. Parramatta 21.5% of the issued capital of the Manly • The 60 Year Dinner with the Warringah Sea Eagles Limited. However, there is still much to be done towards the upgrading of Brookvale Oval. announcement of Manly’s 60 Year Team. This is another great result, and I would Our lack of corporate facilities makes it like to thank Alan Webster, Membership • Ben Kennedy’s inspirational leadership, tough for us to remain viable in the current Manager and Lauren Coltman, Commercial resulting in him winning the Gordon competition. A sub-committee comprising Operations Assistant for their efforts, together Willoughby Medal for the second year Sea Eagles Chairman Joe Cross, Leagues with the members of the volunteer committee in succession. Club Chairman Paul Cummings and myself, who sold tickets in the 50/50 raffle on is seeking the support of federal, state match days. and local governments to obtain additional funding and we are hopeful of achieving a positive result in 2007.

ANNUAL REPORT 2006 MANLY-WARRINGAH RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL CLUB LIMITED CHAIRMAN‘S REPORT CONTINUED 

Community Involvement Special thanks to Paul Cummings who filled in as CEO following the resignation The NRL named Michael Monaghan the of Pat Wilson. New CEO Grant Mayer took winner of the prestigious Ken Stephen over with four rounds left in the season, after Memorial Award for his outstanding work steering the French team Catalan Dragons in in the community for the 2006 season. their inaugural season in the European Super Michael’s work at the Arranounbi School for League. Already, Grant has impressed all special needs children was recognised by with his hands on approach to the job. the judging panel as being inspirational. The whole team got right behind Michael and I would like to thank all of the Members for No. 1 MWRLFC Ticket holder their support over the last three seasons. his work, deciding to make raising money to buy a new School Bus for the Arranounbi I stood down as Chairman at the October School the team’s project for the year. Board Meeting of the Football Club, confident To date, close to $100,000 has been raised. the Club has successfully moved through the transition phase following the privatisation APPRECIATION & THANKS and is on secure footing for the future. Thanks The Directors of the Manly-Warringah Rugby Deputy Chairman Bob Reilly was elected League Football Club Limited wish to convey I would like to thank Sea Eagles Chairman, and I’m sure you will give him their sincere thanks and appreciation to those Chairman Joe Cross, CEO Grant Mayer your full support. Members who worked tirelessly, both for the and all our generous sponsors - particularly Finally I would like to take this opportunity Sea Eagles on game day and for the Football Max Delmege, the Penn family and the to wish all members and their families a Club to support the Membership program. Manly-Warringah Leagues Club. Together safe and happy Christmas and a bright and with the Sea Eagles staff, they have assisted prosperous 2007 for the mighty Sea Eagles. us tirelessly throughout the Season. I would also like to thank my fellow Board Members KERRY W. SIBRAA AO who have worked hard to continue increasing CHAIRMAN our membership and raise the profile of the Football Club.

MANLY-WARRINGAH RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL CLUB LIMITED ANNUAL REPORT 2006  CEO‘S REPORT

What a tremendous season and fitting way to It would be remiss of me not to mention Incoming Chairman Bob Reilly has some big celebrate our 60th Year. a number of people who have greatly shoes to fill, but I am sure that he will do an contributed to the club’s off field success. outstanding job. Having worked closely with Having arrived at Manly from the shores of Bob for four months, you can rest assured Perpignan in the south of France in early After the departure of the previous CEO that the future of the Football Club is secure August, I was lucky enough to watch a Pat Wilson, Leagues Club Chairman Paul under Bob’s direction. number of high class performances from the Cummings again stepped in to the fill the team in their march to the finals. breach, taking on the role of acting CEO. In closing, I would like to thank all Sea Eagles The Sea Eagles have been exceptionally staff for their dedication to the job. Many of The toughness and determination shown fortunate to have a man with so much the staff have worked through some tough by every player in the Rnd 23 win against experience to rely on when times get tough. times at the Club, but they, like me, cannot Newcastle at EnergyAustralia Stadium was Paul is maroon and white through and wait to see what the future brings on the a joy to watch. Add to this the exceptionally through and I would like to thank him on Peninsula. satisfying win against the boys from Belmore, behalf of the board and all the staff for his and I couldn’t have asked for a better start to Proud History, Strong Future. support and guidance throughout the year. my time on the Peninsula. Finally, let us all tip our hat to Kerry Sibraa. GRANT MAYER has done a remarkable job with A greater gentleman you will never meet and CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER limited resources. I admire his determination bigger supporter you will be hard pressed and desire to make Manly great again. to find. Kerry has done a wonderful job Congratulations Des and the entire in his 3 years as Chairman of the Football coaching staff. Club. Although he has relinquished the The club hierarchy should also be Chairmanship, I am thrilled to know that he congratulated for the work they have done will remain an active member of the Football behind the scenes. Under the guidance Club Board in to the future. Whilst he is no of Sea Eagles Executive Chairman Paul longer Chairman, his day to day role will Cummings and later Chairman Joe Cross, only get bigger as we step up our campaign the Board have taken some very tough to redevelop Brookvale Oval. More on that decisions over the past few years and we throughout the year. are now starting to see the benefits of these decisions. We are lucky to have leaders such as Joe and Paul involved with the Sea Eagles.

After years of unwavering and much appreciated support, Max Delmege was joined on the Sea Eagles Board by Penn Sport Directors, Rick and Scott Penn. As equal equity partners, both the Penn and Delmege families have shown that they are not only exceptionally talented business people, but the staunchest of Sea Eagles supporters. Thanks to both families for the financial support and guidance in 2006.

The other organisation I would like to acknowledge is Manly Leagues Club. Quite frankly, without their support in 2006 the Sea Eagles would not have been as competitive as we ended up being. Leagues Club Chairman, Paul Cummings, and General Manager, Peter Spray, have been fantastic to deal with since my arrival and I look forward to working closely with the Leagues Club in 2007.

ANNUAL REPORT 2006 MANLY-WARRINGAH RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL CLUB LIMITED GORDON WILLOUGHBY MEDAL 

MEMBERS’ PLAYER OF THE YEAR AWARD

2006 WINNER Ben Kennedy 2006 Stats Gordon Willoughby Medal Ben Kennedy Games Played: 21 Season Standings Tries: 2 Player Total Points Ben Kennedy 25 Total Hitups: 357 Matt Orford 24 Ave Hitups per Game: 17 Steve Menzies 22 Brett Stewart 19 Total Metres Gained: 3122 Steve Matai 15 Ave Metres per Game: 148.7 Brent Kite 12 Michael Monaghan 9 Total Tackles: 531 Steve Bell 8 Ave Tackles per Game: 25.3 7 2006 Gordon Willoughby Medal presented Travis Burns 6 to Ben Kennedy (centre) by Football Club Total Offloads: 59 Michael Robertson 5 Chairman, Kerry Sibraa (left) and (right) Total Linebreaks: 4 Chris Hicks 3 Mark Bryant 1

STEVE “BEAVER” MENZIES 300 FIRST GRADE GAMES

Congratulations to Manly-Warringah local Beaver will start Season 2007 needing junior and Sea Eagles Legend, Steve “Beaver” only one more First Grade game to equal Menzies on reaching 300 First Grade Games ’ Club Record of 309 First Grade against Penrith, CUA Stadium, 4 June 2006. games and a further 10 games for Manly will take him past Owen Beaver celebrated the milestone with a try Cunnigham’s Club Record of 339 for (see right) and a Sea Eagles victory, 29-22 the most number of games for the Club over the Panthers. in all grades.

Steve Menzies Career Stats Junior Club: Harbord United First Grade Debut: 26 June 1993, v. , Brookvale Oval First Grade Games: 308 Total Club Games: 329 (308 First Grade 5 Res Grade 16 Pres Cup) First Grade Tries: 159 Goals: 0 Field Goals: 0 Total Pts: 636 Test Matches: 15 (1995 – 2006) State of Origin: 20 (1995 – 2006) All time Leading Try Scoring Forward Currently fourth leading try scorer of all time (needs only 7 more tries to move into second place overall)

MANLY-WARRINGAH RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL CLUB LIMITED ANNUAL REPORT 2006  2006 SPONSORS

Major Sponsor GOLD SPONSORS CORPORATE PARTNERS Fit for a King Northern Beaches Weekender Sunblest Cleaning Services Northside Concrete Pump Hire Coca-Cola Numberworks – Brookvale Jim Beam Panelrite United Resource Management Pivot Creative Raine & Horne–Balgowlah, Manly Rexel Australia Sleeve Sponsor SILVER SPONSORS Santarosa, Stapleton, Tisano Ainsworth Game Technology Shodan Security Airroad Distribution Smith’s Pool Supplies Beiersdorf (BDF) Sunsuper BrokerOne Telco Solutions Bodyscience (BSC) The Smiths Snackfood Company Brookvale Hotel The Steyne Hotel Dairy Farmers Tooheys Gatorade Total Wood Work Shorts Sponsor Eagle Sports Travelodge Manly Warringah Motor Accidents Authority UBS Global Asset Management Sabre Corporation Universal Concrete Constructions Telstra Varneys Real Estate Manly Daily Webster Signage Group Workwear House Zed n Zed Designz CORPORATE PARTNERS Apparel Sponsor Advantage Line COMMUNITY BUSINESS PARTNERS AEC Systems ARC Flooring Boomerang Takeaway Aristocrat Technologies Australia Brookvale Insurance Brokers Auspak Financial Services Brycorp Investigations Aussie Forklift Repairs Business First Accounting Services Jersey Back Sponsor BA Printing & Publishing Camelot Amusements Beachwheels Automotive Chris Reilly Scaffolding Services BenQ Australia Computers Made Ezy Boyded Industries Crystal Car Wash – Brookvale Campbell Brothers Services Elite Fitness Equipment Cartridge World – Mosman Forest Coachlines Chickens Plus Gloria Jeans Coffee Narrabeen Couran Cove Island Resort Harbord Growers Fruit Market Dee Why RSL Club Ian Byrne Criminal Lawyer Jackson Awards Family Hill Sponsor Definition Health Clubs DIB Specialist Finance KPMG Dieticians Assoc. of Australia Kwik Skip Bins Dr Shocks L90 Espresso Eat Me @ Manly Leagues Leadership Dynamics Fin Restaurant Manly Pacific – Sydney Foley’s Nursery Manly Warringah Credit Union Matt’s Golf Retail & Repairs Mortgage Choice Manly Events Sponsor Functions Afloat Garlo’s Pies Nesbitt Building Good Day Electrical Services Owen Tyres HD Projects PC-Eftpos Honey Body Salon Peninsula Communications Houseproud.com.au Collaroy Safe Hand Security Janina Barrie Promotions Select Health & Fitness Jewellery Club Sidfre Ceilings Lynleigh Electrics Slyce Pizza M8 Surry Office National Maincorp Construction Group The Outdoor Furniture Specialists Major Supporter Marine Product Marketing Universal Safety Supplies McWilliams Wines Vesh Electrical Medical Centre Pharmacy – Mall Warringah Timbers Narrabeen Butchery Workout World Nestle Peters Ice Creams Xterior Landscapes Newport TAB North Shore Stainless

ANNUAL REPORT 2006 MANLY-WARRINGAH RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL CLUB LIMITED COACHING REPORT 

and every minute of every game he was Steve “Beaver” Menzies started his first giving his all. I wasn’t surprised when he was grade career in 1993 and is still going strong. named amongst the club greats after just two To represent Australia 14 seasons after seasons with the club. debuting is something that rarely happens in the game. There was never any doubt he Looking forward to 2007, Manly now have would be chosen as one of the backrowers in a good cross section of players who have the Club’s 60 Year Team. Steve Menzies will played 50 NRL games and that is a solid base again be an important part of the Sea Eagles on which to build a highly successful season. challenge in the upcoming season. The introduction of world class back I would like to take this opportunity to thank to the Sea Eagles will ensure an the shareholders – the Delmege and Penn already potent backline will excite in 2007. families, the Football Club and its Members, Lyon comes back to the NRL as one of the A five wins from eight matches start to the the Board and administration staff for their stars of the English and his 2006 season was exactly the consistent start continued support and enthusiasm. required to set up the Manly Sea Eagles’ style of play is sure to make him a real crowd best season since the heady days of 1997. favourite at Brookvale Oval. And I would like to thank the entire football staff for their loyalty and professional attitude An eventual 14 win, 10 loss record saw us In 2006, much of Manly’s success came from in a very long season. Rugby League is a finish the minor premiership equal third. the consistency of the side and this can be team game – on and off the field Manly is Unfortunately, for and against differences put down to the outstanding work done by well represented in both areas. saw us slip to fifth, narrowly missing out on a the medical, rehabilitation and physiotherapy home semi final. Nevertheless, the season staff. As a result of their professionalism and DES HASLER represented a pleasing improvement from our skill, Manly used only 26 players in the NRL HEAD COACH eighth placed finish in 2005. all season – significantly less than most other I firmly believe that we played our grand clubs. Chris Hicks, Michael Monaghan and final in the first week of the finals away at Matt Orford played all 26 games while five Newcastle. After leading for the major part of other players missed just one game. the game, we came up just short of recording Our new buys Matt Orford and Steve Bell both our second win in the Newcastle cauldron added class and skill to their new club and in just a few short weeks. In retrospect it were outstanding citizens off the field. wasn’t surprising to see both Newcastle and Orford will be better for his season with his Manly exit the finals the following week after new team mates while Bell scored 13 tries in such a titanic struggle in week one. 17 games, his tally no doubt cut short after In a tremendous result for the entire Club, being injured in his second State of Origin Manly qualified for the finals in all three appearance for Qld - ironically in a tackle by grades for the first time since 1997 and Manly team mate Steve Menzies. all players appreciated the way the fans Front rower Brent Kite was rewarded for responded by getting to Brookvale Oval in a great season with his first Australian numbers. Test jersey and he stamped himself as On and off the field the Sea Eagles showed one of the best props in the game with great team spirit and professionalism. Ben his performances in the Tri Nations. Kennedy’s first and only season as captain Steve Matai’s rise from obscurity to the in his illustrious career was outstanding. New Zealand Test side was a reward for He led from the front and was dynamic in hard work, consistency and enthusiasm. his approach to every game. He leaves an Steve Matai will be a strong performer amazing legacy for the younger players in the for Manly for many years to come. club to work with. At every training session

MANLY-WARRINGAH RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL CLUB LIMITED ANNUAL REPORT 2006  NRL FIRST GRADE SEMI FINALISTS 2006

Back Row: Donny Singe (Head Conditioner), Shayne Dunley, Anthony Watmough, Kylie Leuluai, Michael Robertson, Michael Monaghan, Travis Burns,  Alex Ross (Head Trainer), Paul Bloomfield (Doctor) Middle Row: (Training Assistant), Andre Rickenbach (Physiotherapist), Luke Williamson, Steve Bell, Mark Bryant, Jason King, Brent Kite,  Steve Menzies, George Rose, Dean Robinson (Rehabilitation Co-ordinator), Simon Keith (Gear Assistant) Seated: Matt Orford, Paul Stephenson, Brett Stewart, Des Hasler (Head Coach), Ben Kennedy (Captain), Dennis Moore (Assistant Coach), Chris Hicks,  Steve Matai,

2006 FIRST GRADE PLAYERS 2006 RECORDS CLUB RECORDS App T G FG Pts App T G FG Pts BELL, Stephen 17 13 - - 52 17 13 - - 52 BRYANT, Mark 25 1 - - 4 41 1 - - 4 BURNS, Travis 25 2 15 - 38 26 2 17 - 42 CREARY, Mitch 1 1 - - 4 15 8 - - 32 CUTHBERTSON, Adam 4 - - - - 4 - - - - DUNLEY, Shayne 25 2 - - 8 85 8 - - 32 HICKS, Chris 26 10 - - 40 68 30 7 - 134 KENNEDY, Ben 21 2 - - 8 42 10 - - 40 KING, Jason 22 - - - - 94 4 - - 16 KITE, Brent 24 3 - - 12 46 5 - - 20 LEULUAI, Kylie 16 - - - - 57 4 - - 16 MATAI, Steve 24 10 - - 40 35 13 - - 52 MENZIES, Steve 19 4 - - 16 308 159 - - 636 MONAGHAN, Michael 26 1 - 1 5 69 13 2 4 60 MORWOOD, Phillip 4 - - - - 7 - - - - ORFORD, Matthew 26 6 63 3 153 26 6 63 3 153 ROBERTSON, Michael 25 8 - - 32 25 8 - - 32 ROSE, George 18 1 - - 4 18 1 - - 4 STEPHENSON, Paul 15 6 - - 24 43 17 - - 68 STEWART, Brett 21 21 - - 84 63 51 - - 204 STEWART, Glenn 7 2 - - 8 19 3 - - 12 STYLES, Mailangi 1 - - - - 1 - - - - TUTT, Nathan 1 - - - - 12 - - - - WATMOUGH, Anthony 23 2 - - 8 95 27 - - 108 WILLIAMSON, Luke 25 2 - - 8 106 13 85 - 222 WITT, Michael 1 - 2 - 4 20 5 63 - 146

ANNUAL REPORT 2006 MANLY-WARRINGAH RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL CLUB LIMITED NRL FIRST GRADE SEMI FINALISTS 2006 

2006 RESULTS

RND DATE OPPONENT VENUE RESULT 1 11/03/06 Raiders Brookvale Oval L 27-14 2 18/03/06 Cowboys Dairy Farmers Stad. L 20-16 3 25/03/06 Sharks Brookvale Oval W 20-18 4 01/04/06 Roosters Brookvale Oval W 30-22 5 09/04/06 Warriors Mt Smart Stadium W 22-8 6 15/04/06 Dragons Brookvale Oval L 26-24 7 23/04/06 Bulldogs Telstra Stadium W 40-14 8 30/04/06 Eels SCG W 23-22 9 07/05/06 Tigers Leichhardt Oval L 24-18 10 13/05/06 Brisbane Suncorp Stadium L 32-10 11 20/05/06 Storm Brookvale Oval W 34-12 12 28/05/06 Bye 13 04/06/06 Panthers CUA Stadium W 29-22 14 09/06/06 Tigers Brookvale Oval W 16-12 15 17/06/06 Sharks Toyota Park L 15-12 16 25/06/06 Broncos Brookvale Oval L 16-10 17 30/06/06 Knights Brookvale Oval L 26-12 18 08/07/06 Roosters Aussie Stadium W 33-16 19 15/07/06 Rabbitohs Telstra Stadium W 26-20 20 23/07/06 Panthers Brookvale Oval W 32-30 21 29/07/06 Eels L 31-18 22 04/08/06 Bye 23 11/08/06 Knights EnergyAustralia W 16-14 24 20/08/06 Rabbitohs Brookvale Oval W 38-16 25 25/08/06 Bulldogs Brookvale Oval W 21-20 26 02/09/06 Storm Olympic Park L 30-20 SF1 08/09/06 Knights EnergyAustralia L 25-18 SF2 15/09/06 Dragons Aussie Stadium L 28-0

2006 NRL LADDER

TEAM W D L B F A PTS Storm 20 0 4 2 605 404 44 Bulldogs 16 0 8 2 608 468 36 Broncos 14 0 10 2 497 392 32 Knights 14 0 10 2 608 538 32 Sea Eagles 14 0 10 2 534 493 32 Dragons 14 0 10 2 519 481 32 Raiders 13 0 11 2 525 573 30 Eels 12 0 12 2 506 483 28 Cowboys 11 0 13 2 450 463 26 Warriors 12 0 12 2 552 463 24 Tigers 10 0 14 2 490 565 24 Panthers 10 0 14 2 510 587 24 Sharks 9 0 15 2 515 544 22 Roosters 8 0 16 2 528 650 20 Rabbitohs 3 0 21 2 429 772 10

MANLY-WARRINGAH RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL CLUB LIMITED ANNUAL REPORT 2006 10 60 YEARS STRONG 1947 - 2006

MANLY’S GREATEST EVER TEAM

From Left: Ben Kennedy, , Frank Stanton, Des Hasler, Ken Arthurson, , Cliff Lyons, Steve Menzies, Mal Reilly, Michael O’Connor, Geoff Toovey, , Wally O’Connell, , Ray Branighan,

In August, the Manly Sea Eagles celebrated 60 Years with the naming MANLY’S GREATEST TEAM 1947-2006 of Manly’s Greatest Ever Team at a gala event at Manly Leagues Club attended by Manly legends from all eras. 1. Graham Eadie 1971-83 (237 games) 2. * 1971-73 (60 games) The 60 Year Team, chosen by Co-Patron, Ken Arthurson, Football 3. Bob Fulton 1966-76 (213 games) Club Chairman, Kerry Sibraa, and respected Rugby League 4. Michael O’Connor 1987-82 (115 games) journalists Ian Heads and Phil Rothfield contained two current players, 5. Ray Branighan 1972-78 (114 games) Steve Menzies and Ben Kennedy. 6. Wally O’Connell 1951-52 (34 games) The selection of former Harbord Devil, Steve Menzies, would have 7. Geoff Toovey 1988-2001 (286 games) brought a smile to the face of his late grandpop, Mackie Campbell, 8. * 1947-59 (177 games) a member of Manly’s first side in 1947. An emotional Ben Kennedy 9. Max Krilich 1970-83 (215 games) took his place in the side after just two seasons with the club. 10. John O’Neill* 1972-74 (51 games) Kennedy described his selection as one of the most memorable 11. Steve Menzies 1993-2006 (308 games) moments of his superb career. 12. Terry Randall 1970-82 (208 games) 13. Malcolm Reilly 1971-75 (89 games) It was a salute to the evening that every living member of the side attended the announcement, along with the widows of the deceased Bench: team members. 14. Desmond Hasler 1984-96 (255 games) 15. Ben Kennedy 2005-06 (42 games) “It was wonderful to see the Leagues Club auditorium jam packed with 16. Cliff Lyons 1986-99 (309 games) Manly people covering all eras - from our first captain Max Whitehead 17. Paul Vautin 1979-89 (204 games) to our current captain Ben Kennedy”, said Ken Arthurson. “For me, it was evident that the amazing spirit and tradition of the club laid by the pioneers of 1947 and carried on so well over many decades, is alive Coach: Captain: Team Manager: and well”, Mr.Arthurson said. Frank Stanton Bob Fulton Ken Arthurson *Deceased

ANNUAL REPORT 2006 MANLY-WARRINGAH RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL CLUB LIMITED 2006 HONOUR ROLL 11

NRL Award Winners (left): Matt Orford, Brent Kite, Brett Stewart, Travis Burns, Chris Hicks, Ben Kennedy

NRL First Grade Premier League

Doug Daley Memorial Award – Clubman of the Year Chris Hicks Bob Batty Best and Fairest Gordon Willoughby Medal – Members’ Player of the Year Ben Kennedy Players’ Player Matt Ballin Roy Bull Best and Fairest Ben Kennedy Leading Point Scorer (256 points) Players’ Player Brent Kite Leading Try Scorer Michael Witt (17 tries) Ken Arthurson Rookie of the Year Travis Burns Leading Point Scorer Matt Orford (153 points) Jersey Flegg Leading Try Scorer Brett Stewart (21 tries) RLPA – Players’ Player of the Year Ben Kennedy Russ Bull Best and Fairest Chris Trembath Dally M – Captain of the Year Ben Kennedy Players’ Player John O’Sullivan Dally M – Lock of the Year Ben Kennedy Leading Point Scorer Samuel Key (186 points) Player of the Year Brent Kite Leading Try Scorer Aaron Groom (17 tries)

2006 Representative Honours SG Ball

Australia Ben Kennedy, Steve Menzies, Brent Kite Best and Fairest Daniel Harrison New Zealand Steve Matai Players’ Player Matt Hastie State of Origin Brent Kite (NSW), Steve Menzies (NSW), Steve Bell (Qld) Prime Ministers XIII v PNG Matt Orford, Brett Stewart Harold Matthews City Jason King, Matt Orford Country Chris Hicks, Brent Kite Best and Fairest Brad Bennett Players’ Player Mitchell Jowett

Junior RepS

Player of the Year Ilija Radan

MANLY-WARRINGAH RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL CLUB LIMITED ANNUAL REPORT 2006 12 COACHING AND DEVELOPMENT REPORT

Harold Matthews season. Congratulations also to prop forward A huge thank you, also, to ARL and Narrabeen junior, Ilija Radan, who was Secondary Schools Development Officer, The Manly Sea Eagles Harold Matthews team selected in the NSW U17 team that played Ashley Mathieson. Ashley is well known celebrated one of its best seasons in recent Queensland at Suncorp Stadium before on the Northern Beaches and his efforts years. This team boasted some exciting talent Origin II. Recently, Ilija was selected into the in getting virtually all secondary schools and all looks well for the future for the Sea AIS (Australian Institute of Sport ) team that throughout the area to participate in rugby Eagles. The team reached the final four only to toured England and France during November. league are immeasurable. Ashley always be eliminated by eventual Premiers, Penrith. assists me in anyway he can and I sincerely Congratulations to coach Tim Lees and his thank him for that. Development Squads support staff for maintaining a professional During the year, Ashley and Melissa and well prepared attitude to the coaching This year we assembled Development Squads conducted a Referees course for students and training of this team. One of the from the Manly Warringah Junior League. and a Coaching course for Teachers. highlights of this team’s success was the The squads comprised of under 13,14,15 A Modified Games Coaching and League Safe exciting extra time win over the Parramatta and 17s . The under 17 squad trained Course was also conducted during the year Eels in the quarter final. regularly from February to July and competed with a total of 80 persons attending. Congratulations to half back Malcolm Parry, in matches against other district clubs. This I wish to thank all of our support staff and who gained selection in the U15 NSW was a highly successful program and I must volunteers for their continued enthusiasm Combined High Schools team. Malcolm is a thank whole heartedly Coach Rob Nicholson and dedication to work in the development very talented and gifted player who will play and his assistants , Chris White, Glenn Moore of young players and coaches. Harold Matthews again next season. All Sea and Nathan Gamage . Eagles fans should keep a close eye on this The three junior squads also participated special player. in matches and training sessions with the emphasis on core skill basics. There is a SG Ball huge amount of talented young players on the Northern Beaches and I must also thank the The Manly SG Ball side unfortunately did not commitment and dedication of our coaches qualify for the play offs. This team seemed who gave up their time to coach the kids. cursed with injuries as they were forced to A special thank you to Les Elliott and Kim bring more and more players into the squad. Hunter for the co-ordination and management When the top side was on deck, they proved of all the development squads . to be an impressive outfit, as evidenced We have raised the bar of professionalism by their emphatic win over the previously in training and coaching for the players as undefeated Bulldogs. Schools Development we strive to be the leaders in young player Coach Dave Penna and his support staff are Once again, a special thanks to our ARL development. to be congratulated for keeping a positive Development Officer, Melissa Vayro for the Finally, I must thank Head Coach, Des Hasler, approach to this team and always provided wonderful work she is doing throughout the his assistant Dennis Moore and the senior the right advice and expertise in coaching Northern Beaches Primary Schools and Junior coaching staff of the Sea Eagles for their the boys. One positive from the season is League. Over 300 children attended a Kids To continued support and the expertise they that eight players from the 2006 team will be Kangaroos clinic at Brookvale Oval, the largest bring to the Manly Sea Eagles Development eligible to play in the SG Ball in 2007. attendance for any Kids To Kangaroos clinic. Program. Melissa also co-ordinated a very successful all Congratulations to Daniel Harrison who schools carnival at Nolans Reserve. gained selection in the NSW U18 team Dave Warwick that toured New Zealand at the end of the Coaching and Development Manager

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Our dedication to developing emerging talent MANLY WARRINGAH DISTRICT has been extremely successful as our local JUNIOR RUGBY LEAGUE under 13 years, 14 years and 15 years 2006 PREMIERS development squads of 20 players achieved A 1 GRADE VALLEY very good results when competing in A 2 GRADE VALLEY invitation challenges against other districts. U19 GRADE VALLEY U17 GRADE NORTH CURL CURL In the age brackets under 7 years to under U16 GRADE NORTH SYDNEY BROS 14 years inclusive every player who qualified U15 GRADE MANLY COVE for the semi finals and finals received a skills U14 GRADE MANLY COVE development certificate in recognition of their U13 GRADE NARRABEEN I am pleased to report that in 2006 we had a achievement. This program was very much U13/2 GRADE HARBORD very substantial increase in numbers and the appreciated by both players and parents. U12 GRADE MONA VALE season was an outstanding success. Over the I am pleased to report to Members that our U12/2 GRADE HARBORD past 4 years we have increased the number of district recorded the lowest number of judiciary U11 GRADE BEACON HILL registered players from 1854 to 2109. appearances during the season. Our tally of 23 U11/2 GRADE NARRAWEENA The most pleasing aspect of 2006 centered judiciary appearances (including sideline code U10 GRADE MONA VALE around our development program as of conduct incidents) compared very favourably U10/2 GRADE MONA VALE we worked closely with the Sea Eagles with other districts who recorded 120 or more U9 GRADE MONA VALE Development personnel. A significant number judiciary appearances. In our area we had no U9/2 GRADE CHRISTIAN BROS U8 GRADE of local juniors represented our district in the repeat offenders. This achievement reflects on MANLY COVE Harold Matthews, SG Ball and, Jersey Flegg the outstanding dedication of our volunteers U8/2 GRADE CHRISTIAN BROS competitions. All of these teams achieved on game days to eliminate unruly sideline U7 GRADE FORESTVILLE excellent results, with the Harold Matthews behaviour. U7/2 GRADE NARRABEEN and Jersey Flegg teams playing Semi Finals. Unfortunately, the SHOROC committee of It is with a great deal of pleasure that I note councils has recommended for 2007 that a that Football Club Chairman, Bob Reilly, has user pay cost recovery system apply for use advised me that the number of local juniors in of grounds in the Manly Warringah Pittwater each of the representative squads for 2007 is area. For rugby league in 2007 it is estimated likely to approach 80%. that a fee of $40,000 would apply. I was elected by all sports to be chairman of the In 2006 we again invited the North Sydney committee to oppose this move. The debate teams to participate in our competition. will be long. Whilst this always presents operational challenges, it again proved to be a step in The strength of our operation centres around the right direction in terms of ensuring good our volunteers at club level, in particular quality, viable competition in the age groups the Ground Managers who monitor our risk 16 years to Open “A” Grade. management program as detailed in the competition rules. To them we owe a great Interest in our local junior rugby league is debt of appreciation. very strong with over 6000 people attending our grand final weekend. History was created Finally I would like to record our appreciation to on grand Final day when Valley United Manly Leagues Club for the continued financial executed a clean sweep of premiership support in covering insurance costs and wins in under 19 years, “A”2 and “A”1 Open referees’ fees and the support that we receive grades. In the under 17 years very strong from all the Directors of the Football Club. joint competition with North Sydney, North Curl Curl defeated Berowra. Peter O’Dwyer Executive Director Manly-Warringah District Junior Rugby League Ltd

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2006 RESULTS 2006 PREMIER LEAGUE PLAYERS

RND DATE OPPONENT VENUE RESULT APP T G FG PTS 1 11/03/06 Raiders Brookvale Oval L 26-24 ARNOLD, Kyle 1 - - - - 2 18/03/06 Eels Cabramatta Sports L 30-14 BALLIN, Matthew 27 9 - - 36 3 25/03/06 Sharks Brookvale Oval W 36-22 BARROW, Todd 13 - - - - 4 01/04/06 Jets Brookvale Oval W 44-28 BISHOP, Willie 7 1 - - 4 5 09/04/06 Bears North Sydney Oval W 38-20 CHERRY, John-Paul 24 6 - - 24 6 15/04/06 Dragons Brookvale Oval L 42-32 CLEAL, Kane 3 1 - - 4 7 23/04/06 Bulldogs Telstra Stadium L 38-26 CREARY, Mitch 23 9 7 - 50 8 30/04/06 Eels SCG W 32-30 CURTIS, Jim 25 3 - - 12 9 07/05/06 Tigers Leichhardt Oval W 28-22 CUTHBERTSON, Adam 19 10 - - 40 10 13/05/06 Dragons WIN Stadium W 38-28 DALTON, Sean 21 11 - - 44 11 20/05/06 Bears Brookvale Oval D 14-14 EVERINGHAM, Andrew 2 1 - - 4 12 28/05/06 Bye FINEFEUIAKI, Sione 21 3 - - 12 13 03/06/06 Cougars Western Weekender W 38-14 GRIEVE, Jonathon 1 - - - - 14 09/06/06 Magpies Brookvale Oval L 18-32 GROOM, Aaron 1 - - - - 15 17/06/06 Sharks Toyota Park W 56-6 HALDEN, Clint 21 8 1 - 34 16 25/06/06 Bears Brookvale Oval W 54-4 LENNON, Mark 17 6 15 - 54 17 30/06/06 Knights Brookvale Oval L 26-22 MEANEY, Sean 20 13 - - 52 18 08/07/06 Jets Henson Park L 44-24 MORTIMER, James 4 1 - - 4 19 15/07/06 Rabbitohs Telstra Stadium W 46-28 MORWOOD, Phillip 21 4 - - 16 20 23/07/06 Cougars Brookvale Oval W 34-24 O’SULLIVAN, John 2 - - - - 21 29/07/06 Eels Parramatta Stadium L 21-10 OFFERDAHL, Mark 7 1 - - 4 22 04/08/06 Bye PEAKE, Rodney 1 - - - - 23 11/08/06 Knights EnergyAustralia L 42-28 ROBERTSON, Michael 1 - - - - 24 20/08/06 Rabbitohs Brookvale Oval W 42-28 ROBSON, Jeffrey 9 2 - - 8 25 25/08/06 Bulldogs Brookvale Oval W 36-26 ROSE, George 4 - - - - 26 02/09/06 Magpies Campbelltown Stad. W 44-34 STEPHENSON, Paul 9 7 - - 28 SF1 09/09/06 Raiders Telstra Stadium L 30-4 STEWART, Glenn 16 3 - - 12 SF2 16/09/06 Tigers Aussie Stadium W 32-26 STYLES, Mailangi 25 2 - - 8 SF3 22/09/06 Eels Aussie Stadium L 20-16 TILLOT, Wesley 22 9 - - 36 TOSHACK, Robert 15 6 - - 24 TREMBATH, Christopher 2 - - - - TUTT, Nathan 24 7 - - 28 WELLS, Jason 27 9 - - 36 WITT, Michael 23 17 93 - 256

2006 PREMIER LEAGUE LADDER Premier League Manager’s Report Under the astute guidance of Coach Geoff Toovey and his assistant, Paul TEAM W D L B F A PTS Beger, 2006 can be classed as the year that could have been for the Manly Eels 19 - 5 2 779 380 42 Sea Eagles Premier League team. In the Semi Final against eventual Jets 16 2 6 2 748 583 38 Premiers, Parramatta, the team fought back from 16-4 down to 16-all with 2 Dragons 15 2 7 2 740 540 36 minutes to play, only to have our dreams ended by a 60 metre intercept try. Raiders 14 1 9 2 830 641 33 All players contributed to the success of the team with their effort and Sea Eagles 14 1 9 2 776 627 33 enthusiasm and it was a pleasure to manage such a great bunch of young Tigers 14 1 9 2 737 608 33 men. Matt Ballin had an outstanding year, playing every match and winning Cougars 12 - 12 2 670 680 28 the awards double of Best and Fairest and Players’ Player. Along with Sharks 12 - 12 2 642 677 28 Michael Witt, he was selected in the NSW Residents side to play Queensland. Knights 11 1 12 2 636 582 27 Congratulations to Geoff Toovey and Paul Beger on a job well done. It has Bulldogs 8 - 16 2 602 814 20 been a pleasure working with Tooves these last three years and I wish him Rabbitohs 7 1 16 2 611 872 19 well with his promotion to NRL First Grade Assistant Coach. Thank you, also, Bears 6 1 17 2 479 816 17 to veteran trainers and strappers, Peter Murphy, Norm Smith and Mike Smith Magpies 3 - 21 2 461 891 10 who look after the players so well. Finally, a very personal thank you to Anthony Collela and Laurie Bailey who stepped into my role as Manager when I was incapacitated for 2 months. Both men continued to assist me after my return and their help and support was much appreciated.

WARWICK BULMER PREMIER LEAGUE MANAGER

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Back Row: Anthony Collela (Assistant Manager), Mike Smith (Trainer), Willie Bishop, James Mortimer, Sione, Finefeuiaki, Jim Curtis, Matt Ballin, Glenn Stewart, Mailangi Styles, Mark Lennon, Peter Murphy (Trainer), Norm Smith (Trainer) Middle Row: Laurie Bailey (Gear Officer), Warwick Bulmer (Manager), Sean Meaney, Todd Barrow, , Jason Wells, Paul Stephenson,  Phil Morwood, Mitch Creary, Rob Toshack, Andre Rickenbach (Physiotherapist), Alan Hanson (Timekeeper) Seated: Nathan Tutt, Sean Dalton, Michael Witt, Paul Beger (Assistant Coach), John-Paul Cherry (Captain), Geoff Toovey (Coach), Wes Tillott, Clint Halden,  Jeff Robson

NSWRL JERSEY FLEGG SEMI FINALISTS 2006

Back Row: Trent Rose, Harry Berryman, Tim Mortimer, Tom Joseph, Mathew Marshall, John-Paul Hawach, Aaron Groom, Darren Tollett (Trainer) Middle Row: Bob Butcher (Manager), Alan Hanson (Timekeeper), Reihana Peters, Andrew Everingham, Adam Shaw, Chris Trembath, Sean Ross,  Sean Rath, Jon Grieve, Daniel Harrison, Guy Harrison-Williams (Trainer) Seated: Michael Smith, Lincoln Gutherson, Mark Offerdahl, Daniel Bradford (Assistant Coach), (Captain), Craig Sandercock (Coach),  Sam Key, John O’Sullivan, Rodney Peake, John Cimino (Trainer)

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2006 RESULTS 2006 JERSEY FLEGG LADDER

RND DATE OPPONENT VENUE RESULT TEAM W D L B F A PTS 1 11/03/06 Raiders Brookvale Oval W 22-12 Knights 19 2 3 2 844 388 44 2 18/03/06 Eels Cabramatta Sports W 24-22 Roosters 18 2 4 2 788 408 42 3 25/03/06 Sharks Brookvale Oval L 32-14 Dragons 17 1 6 2 808 452 39 4 01/04/06 Roosters Brookvale Oval L 30-4 Tigers 16 1 7 2 639 422 37 5 09/04/06 Bears North Sydney Oval W 32-28 Panthers 16 - 8 2 771 393 36 6 15/04/06 Dragons Brookvale Oval L 44-22 Bulldogs 15 - 9 2 705 552 34 7 23/04/06 Bulldogs Telstra Stadium L 44-16 Sea Eagles 13 1 10 2 544 514 31 8 30/04/06 Eels Brookvale Oval D 28-28 Raiders 13 - 11 2 625 598 30 9 07/05/06 Tigers Leichhardt Oval L 20-14 Magpies 11 - 13 2 528 569 26 10 13/05/06 Bye Eels 7 3 14 2 508 607 21 11 20/05/06 Bears Brookvale Oval W 30-0 Sharks 8 - 15 2 446 667 20 12 27/05/06 Rip Mingara Sports W 58-10 Bears 4 1 19 2 360 814 13 13 04/06/06 Panthers CUA Stadium W 16-10 Rabbitohs 4 - 20 2 466 812 12 14 09/06/06 Magpies Brookvale Oval W 10-8 Rip 0 1 22 2 256 1102 5 15 17/06/06 Sharks Toyota Park W 34-6 16 25/06/06 Bulldogs Brookvale Oval L 22-18 17 30/06/06 Knights Brookvale Oval L 36-12 18 08/07/06 Roosters Aussie Stadium W 22-20 Manager’s Report 19 15/07/06 Rabbitohs Telstra Stadium W 42-6 2006 saw the Manly Sea Eagles Jersey Flegg team make the finals 20 23/07/06 Panthers Brookvale Oval W 18-12 21 29/07/06 Eels Parramatta Stadium L 32-10 series for the first time since 2001. Despite being one of the smallest 22 04/08/06 Bye teams in the Flegg competition, what they lacked in size they countered 23 11/08/06 Knights EnergyAustralia W 32-18 with their skill, guts and never say die attitude. 24 20/08/06 Rabbitohs Brookvale Oval W 36-16 25 25/08/06 Bulldogs Brookvale Oval W 20-10 The season looked just about over with 2 wins, 6 losses and a draw 26 02/09/06 Magpies Campbelltown Stad. L 28-10 from the first 9 games. However, after the bye in round 10, the team SF1 09/09/06 Roosters Parramatta Stadium W 18-14 SF2 15/09/06 Dragons Aussie Stadium L 24-20 came back refreshed and with new found confidence, went on to records wins against the Bears, Central Coast Rip, Magpies, Sharks, 2006 JERSEY FLEGG PLAYERS Souths (twice), eventual premiers Penrith (twice), Roosters, Bulldogs and Minor Premiers, Newcastle. This good form saw them finish App T G FG Pts seventh and into the finals. BERRYMAN, Harry 19 3 3 - 18 BOORER, Wayne 18 4 - - 16 In Week 1, they took on the second placed Roosters. It was a very even EVERINGHAM, Andrew 20 12 - - 48 GRIEVE, Jonathan 12 3 - - 12 contest and with the scores locked at 14-all at fulltime, the game went GROOM, Aaron 21 17 - - 68 into Golden Point. A 40-20 kick from Manly led to the winning try from GUTHERSON, Lincoln 1 1 - - 4 the scrum and the side progressed to face the Dragons in week 2. HANLON, Blake 1 1 - - 4 HARRISON, Daniel 16 2 - - 8 Manly’s tough game the previous week saw them start slowly against HAWACH, John-Paul 26 13 - - 52 the Dragons, down 14-0 midway through the first half. Two tries HEMMING, Jay 6 - 2 - 4 brought the score back to 14-10 at half time. After the break, Manly JOSEPH, Thomas 20 8 - - 32 KELLY, Terry 6 3 - - 12 came out firing and led 20 – 14 until the Dragons scored to level up KEY, Samuel 26 13 67 - 186 with 2 minutes to go. Manly were awarded a late penalty 30 metres KING, Mitchell 4 1 - - 4 out and to the side of the posts. Unfortunately, the attempt at goal went MARSHALL, Mathew 4 - - - - wide and the game went to Golden Point, with the Dragons eventually MAURO, Vitaliano 16 1 - - 4 MORTIMER, Timothy 24 3 - - 12 winning with a try in the corner in the second period of extra time. NICKSON, Brooke 6 1 - - 4 O’SULLIVAN, John 25 3 - - 12 The following players earned a call up to Premier League during OFFERDAHL, Mark 22 4 - - 16 the season – Andrew Everingham, Jon Grieve, Aaron Groom, PEAKE, Rodney 24 5 - - 20 John O’Sullivan, Mark Offerdahl, Rodney Peake and Chris Trembath. RATH, Sean 17 1 - - 4 REILLY, Trent 3 - - - 0 The Jersey Flegg team played well above expectations and can be ROSE, Trent 22 2 1 - 10 pleased with their effort and commitment during the season. ROSS, Sean 15 1 - - 4 SHAW, Adam 18 2 - - 8 SHAW, Chico 1 - - - - BOB BUTCHER SHELLEY, Jessie 3 - - - - JERSEY FLEGG MANAGER SHELLEY, Tyrone 4 1 - - 4 SMITH, Michael 4 1 - - 4 TAPAATOUTAI, Inoke 2 - - - - TAUELI, Mitchell 11 - - - - TREMBATH, Christopher 24 3 - - 12

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Names: Standing: Cam Russell(Trainer), Trent Mccann (Manager), Lincoln Gutherson, Jon Hill, Jai Jones-wiegold, Ben Fitzsimmons, Jay Hemming, Inoke Tapaatoatai, Trent Rielly, Shayne Arundell, Darrell Jang, Matt Botham, Dave Penna (Coach), John Winsor Time Keeper). Middle Row: John Kennedy, Pat North, Beau Mcmillan, Matt Beger, Daniel Harrison, Cameron Warwick, Ben Uptin, Ilija Radan, Jeremy Kurtz (Trainer). Photo By Michael J. Wright.© Ph 0417 446746. Results: Balmain L38-6, St George W20-0, Newcastle L40-4, Canberra W24-22, North Sydney W54-10, Roosters L34-10, Canterbury W44-12, Parramatta L44-34

NSWRL HAROLD MATTHEWS SEMI FINALISTS 2006

Names: Standing: Tim Lees (Coach), Gavin Oliver(Trainer), David Thomas, Ross Mitchell (Trainer), Matt Finney, Jake Shearer,James Horton, Matt Vautin, Mitch Jowett, Salesi Manu, Brendan Lahoud, Luke Haddrick, Luke Preston, Cam Russell (Trainer), James Cunningham, Matt Campbell,  Mick Wall (Asst Coach), Laurie Bailey (Manager), Phil Coles (Physio). Front Row: Sam Stanford, Lachlan Eirth, Cameron Dyer, Darcy Chivers, Brad Bennett, Peter Gallen, Malcolm Parry, Brad Meaney. Photo By Michael J.Wright.© Ph 0417 446746. Results: Balmain W26-10, St George L21-14, Newcastle L22-18, Canberra W18-16, North Sydney W30-10, Roosters W16-12, Canterbury L10-24, Parramatta W25-18, QF Parramatta W24-20, SF Penrith L50-6

MANLY-WARRINGAH RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL CLUB LIMITED ANNUAL REPORT 2006 18 CLUB HONOUR ROLL 1947 - 2006

FIRST GRADE / NRL

Premiers: 1972, 1973, 1976, 1978, 1987, 1996 Runners Up: 1951, 1957, 1959, 1968, 1970, 1982, 1983, 1995, 1997 Minor Premiers: 1971, 1972, 1973, 1976, 1983, 1987, 1995, 1996, 1997 Wooden Spoon: Never in 60 Years

INDIVIDUAL AWARDS Rothmans Medal: Graham Eadie (1974), Mal Cochrane (1986) Dally M Medal: Cliff Lyons (1990, 1994) Medal: Cliff Lyons (1987), Geoff Toovey (1996) RLPA Players’ Player: Ben Kennedy (2006) Ken Stephen Memorial Award: Ian Roberts (1994), Michael Monaghan (2006) Dally M Rookie of the Year: Jack Elsegood (1993), Steve Menzies (1994) Norwich Rising Star Award: Jack Elsegood (1993), (1995)

RESERVE GRADE / PREMIER LEAGUE H. SEVENS Premiers: 1954, 1960, 1969, 1973, 1988 Premiers: 1961, 1974, 1987 Winners: 1990, 1994, 1995

THIRD GRADE CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP PRE-SEASON CUP Premiers: 1952 Winners: 1972, 1983, 1987, 1988 Winners: 1980

PRESIDENTS CUP KB CUP Premiers: 1946, 1970 Winners: 1982, 1983

AUSTRALIAN REPRESENTATIVE PLAYERS 1947 – 2006 The following 61 players have represented Australia whilst playing with Manly Warringah. Those in bold type with * are local juniors.

M. Bella N. Cleal D. Gillespie M. Krilich* W. O’Connell F. Stanton* J. Bliss* C. Close W. Hamilton J. Lumsden M. O’Connor A. Thompson* K. Boustead P. Daley* L. Hanigan C. Lyons J. O’Neill I. Thomson L. Boyd W. Delamere* D. Hasler P. McCabe T. Randall* G. Toovey* W. Bradstreet* G. Eadie T. Hill J. McDonald J. Ribot P. Vautin R Branighan R. Fulton J. Hopoate* S. Martin R. Ritchie* M. Veivers D. Brown D. Gartner* F. Jones* S. Menzies* I. Roberts B. Walker R. Brown R. Gartner* B. Kennedy D. Moore K. Schubert D. Ward R. Bull* G. Gerard B. Kite J. Morgan* D. Shearer G. Willoughby* P. Burke* J. Gibbs* N. Kosef* R. Mossop* J. Sinclair N. Yakich* M. Carroll

AUSTRALIAN TEST CAPTAINS: NSW STATE OF ORIGIN REPRESENTATIVES: QLD STATE OF ORIGIN REPRESENTATIVES:

Max Krilich (1982-83), Geoff Toovey (1996) L. Boyd, R. Brown, M. Carroll, N. Cleal, P. Daley, S. Bell, M. Bella, K. Boustead, D. Brown, C. Close, O. G. Eadie, G. Gerard, D. Gillespie, C. Hancock, Cunningham, P. McCabe, D. Moore, J. Ribot, D. Hasler, T. Hill, J. Hopoate, B. Kennedy, B. Kite, D. Shearer, N. Tierney, P. Vautin, B. Walker N. Kosef, M. Krilich, C. Lyons, S. Martin, S. Menzies, M. O’Connor, I. Roberts, J. Serdaris, P. Sigsworth, A. Thompson, G. Toovey, A. Watmough

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Colours Maroon and White

Emblem Sea Eagle

Year Entered Premiership 1947

Home Ground Brookvale Oval

First Match 12 April 1947 vs Wests at Brookvale Oval. Lost 15 – 13.

First Team A ‘Bert” Collins, Jim Walsh, C ‘Kelly’ McMahon, Mackie Campbell, Johnny Bliss, Merv Gillmer, Gary Maddrell, Jim Hall, Keith Kirkwood, Max Whitehead (c), Pat Hines, Ern Cannon, Harry Grew.

First Try Scorer K ‘Meggsy’ Kirkwood, vs Wests, 12 April 1947 at Brookvale Oval.

First Win 31 May 1947 vs Parramatta at Brookvale Oval. Won 15 – 7.

First Grade Coaches Harold Johnson (1947), Ray Stehr (1947-48), George Mullins (1949), Wally O’Connell (1950-52), Roy Bull (1953), (1954), Pat Devery (1955-56), Ken Arthurson (1957-1961), (1962), Tony Paskins (1963), Russ Pepperell (1964-65), Wally O’Connell (1966-67), George Hunter (1968-69), Ron Willey (1970-74), Frank Stanton (1975-79), Allan Thomson (1980), (1981-82), Bob Fulton (1983-88), Alan Thompson (1989), (1990-92), Bob Fulton (1993-99), (1999-2003), Des Hasler (2004-06).

First Grade Captains M. Whitehead (1947), R. O’Connell (1948), G. Hunter (1949), K. Schubert (1950), W. O’Connell (1951-52), R. Bull (1953), R. Duncan (1954), R. Bull (1955-56), G. Hunter (1957), R. Willey (1958-60), R. Mossop (1961), R. Willey (1962), A. Paskins (1963), B. O’Connell (1964), F. Stanton (1965), K. Day (1966-67), R. Fulton (1968-69), J. McDonald (1970), F. Jones (1971-73), R. Fulton (1974-76), R. Branighan (1977), M. Krilich (1978-79), G. Eadie (1980), M. Krilich (1981-82), A. Thompson (1983-84), P. Vautin (1985), N. Cleal (1986), P. Vautin (1987-89), M. O’Connor (1990-92), G. Toovey (1993-2001), S. Menzies (2002-04), M. Monaghan (2005), B. Kennedy (2006).   NB: Multiple Captains used in some years – player with most appearances as captain  in a given year is listed above.

Club Major Sponsors Pioneer Stereo (1977-82), Wormald (1983-88), ADT-American Data Telecommunications (1989), P & O (1990-92), Pepsi Cola Bottlers (1993-97), FAI (1998-99), Delmege Commercial (2002-06).

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RECORDS – FIRST GRADE AWARDS Most games played for club 1986-99 Cliff Lyons, 309 games GORDON WILLOUGHBY MEDAL Most points scored for club 1971-83 Graham Eadie, 1917 (7t x 4 + 64t x 3 + 847g + 3fg) Members’ Player of the Year Most tries scored for club 1993-2006 Steve Menzies, 159 tries 2005 Ben Kennedy Most goals scored for club 1971-83 Graham Eadie, 847 goals 2006 Ben Kennedy Highest individual points in 1 premiership game 1954 Ron Rowles, 30 points (4t x 3 + 9g) in 45-7 win over Canterbury at Brookvale Oval on 24.7.54

DOUG DALEY MEMORIAL AWARD 1996 , 30 points (2t x 4, 11g) in 42-12 win over Wests at Brookvale Oval on 25.8.96 Clubman of the Year Highest try scorer in 1 premiership game 1967 Les Hanigan, 5 tries in 39-5 win over Cronulla at 1994 Brookvale Oval on 14.5.67 1995 Cliff Lyons Most goals kicked in 1 premiership game 1973 Graham Eadie, 14 goals in 70-7 win over Penrith at 1996 Des Hasler Penrith Park 29.7.73 1997 Geoff Toovey Highest all points scored in 1 premiership game 1980 Rick Chisholm 17 points (2t x 3 + 5g + 1fg ) in 17-14 1998 win over Cronulla at Brookvale Oval on 7.6.80 1999 Steve Menzies Highest scorer in 1 premiership season 1995 Matthew Ridge, 257 points (11t x 4 + 106g + 1fg) 2000 Warwick Bulmer Highest try scorer in 1 premiership season 1983 , 27 tries Steve Menzies, 1994, 22 tries (forwards) 2001 Not Awarded Most goals kicked in 1 premiership season 1994 & 1995 Matthew Ridge, 106 goals 2002 Steve Menzies Biggest Win 1973 70-7 v Penrith at Penrith Park 29.7.73 2003 Chad Randall Worst Defeat 2005 68-6 v Cronulla at Toyota Park 21.8.05 2004 Albert Torrens Highest score in 1 premiership game 1973 70-7 v Penrith at Penrith Park on 29.7.73 2005 Luke Williamson Most consecutive wins 1995 15 – 12.3.95 to 9.7.95 2006 Chris Hicks

RECORDS – ALL GRADES Most games played 1985-2000 Owen Cunningham, 339 (235 FG + 86 RG + 18 TG) Most points scored for club in premiership games 1971-83 Graham Eadie 2070 (7t x 4 + 71t x 3 + 913g + 3fg) Most tries scored for club 1993-2006 Steve Menzies, 168 tries (159 FG + 4 RG + 5 TG) Most goals scored for club 1971-83 Graham Eadie, 913 goals Highest try scorer in 1 premiership season 1982 Phil Blake 30 tries (9 FG + 14 RG + 7 TG) Most goals kicked in 1 premiership season 1994 & 1995 Matthew Ridge 106 goals Record Crowd at Brookvale Oval 1986 27,955 v Parramatta on 31.7.86 Highest Average Home Crowd for a Season 2006 15,794 (11 games at Brookvale Oval + 1 game SCG)

WE MADE THE FINAL SERIES FIRST GRADE / NRL RESERVE GRADE / PREMIER LEAGUE 1951 Grand Final 1981 Minor Semi Final 1953 Grand Final 1984 Minor Semi Final 1955 First Semi Final 1982 Grand Final 1954 PREMIERS 1986 Minor Semi Final 1957 Grand Final 1983 Minor Premiers, Grand Final 1956 Grand Final 1987 Grand Final 1958 First Semi Final 1984 Minor Preliminary Semi Final 1958 First Semi-Final 1988 Minor Premiers, PREMIERS 1959 Grand Final 1986 Minor Preliminary Semi Final 1960 PREMIERS 1989 Minor Semi Final 1961 First Semi-Final 1987 Minor Premiers, PREMIERS 1961 Grand Final 1993 Minor Semi Final 1962 Final 1988 Minor Preliminary Semi Final 1968 Grand Final 1994 Minor Preliminary Semi Final 1968 Grand Final 1990 Minor Semi Final 1969 PREMIERS 1997 Major Qualifying Final 1969 Final 1991 Minor Semi Final 1971 Final 2004 Preliminary Final 1970 Grand Final 1993 Minor Preliminary Semi Final 1972 First Semi Final 2005 Semi Final 1971 Minor Premiers, Final 1994 Minor Preliminary Semi Final 1973 Minor Premiers, PREMIERS 2006 Semi Final 1972 Minor Premiers, PREMIERS 1995 Minor Premiers, Grand Final 1975 Final 1973 Minor Premiers, PREMIERS 1996 Minor Premiers, PREMIERS 1976 Final 1974 Final 1997 Minor Premiers, Grand Final 1977 Grand Final 1975 Final 1998 Qualifying Semi Final 1980 Minor Semi Final 1976 Minor Premiers, PREMIERS 2005 Qualifying Final 1981 Minor Semi Final 1977 Minor Preliminary Semi Final 2006 Semi Final 1982 Minor Preliminary Semi Final 1978 PREMIERS 1983 Grand Final

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Matthew Abbott Russell Barry Raymond Brown Lyndon Clarke Warren Davis Samuel Farkas John Gibbs Michael Abrahall Keith Barsi Stephanie Brown Kane Cleal Kelvin Dawson Nigel Farquhar Matthew Gibbs Mark Abrahams Kevin Barsi Verile Brown Warren Clegg Geoff Day Jeff Farrugia Nathan Gielis Susan Abrahams Mark Basman Craig Browne Joy Clinton Greg Day Kacy Faulkner Mark Gilham Lynne Adams Peter Bass Glenn Bruce Ralph Clissold Ines De Almeida Wally Fedczyna Kenneth Gilkes Robert Adrian Jeff Bassett Glen Brunckhorst Anthony Close Franco De Domizio Dacian Felea John Gillespie Mick Ahern Richard Batten Patricia Brunner Tony Coates Cliff De Marchi Bruce Felsch Patrick Gillian Trish Aisake Joanne Baxter Mark Bryant Andrew Cochrane Rosalind Deaker Ben Felton Wolf Glaessner Ian Aitchison Kenneth Baxter Mark Bryant Malcolm Cochrane Claire Dean Raymond Fenech Kenneth Glasheen Mark Aitken Jim Bayne Peter Bryant Anthony Coffey Helen Dean Colin Ferguson Stephen Gliddon Ashley Alberts Ross Beaney John Buckingham John Colby Kerry Dean Peter Feros Robert Goddard David Alexander Kris Beard Brian Buckley Marc Cole Philip Dean Geoffrey Ferris Craig Godden Greg Alexander Marc Beardmore Graham Buckley Janice Coleman Ronald Dean Robert Field Frank Goetze Trevor Alexander Ronald Beaumont Julie Buckroyd Peter Coleman Vincent Del Zio Darren Fielding Grant Goldman Joyce Allan Christopher Bedwell Patrick Bugge Carly Coleman-Price Brett Delmege Mark Finch Manuel Gonsalves Terence Allan Julie Begg Bernard Buko Jeff Collerson Max Delmege Grant Findlay Adam Good Eugenie Allen Wayne Behagg Martin Bull Colin Collins Rich Delrennie Sione Finefeuiaki Paul Goodsell Henry Allen Maria Bejte Warwick Bulmer James Collins Mary Delves John Finkelsen Robert Gordon Mark Allen Katrina Belcher Anthony Burke Tyrone Collins Cathy Demasi Mary Finkelsen Darren Gough Shane Allen Colin Bell Barry Burke Tony Colvin William Denoon Bill Fitzgerald Colin Gould George Allertz Keith Bell Matt Burke Nathan Comans David Denton OAM Debra Fitzgerald Kerry Govas Emanuel Amiradakis Paul Bell Peter Burke Terry Comans Justin Dickings Sarah Fitzgerald Geoffrey Gover Albert Anderson Ruth Bell Richard Burke Darrel Comber Craig Dickson Hedley Flakus Christopher Gow Gavin Anderson Stephen Bell Anita Burley Irene Cone Neville Dillon Robert Flemming Brad Gowenlock Ross Anderson Paul Bell Am Christine Burns Glenn Constable Gorgi Dimitrievski Jamie Fletcher Jennifer Gracey Steven Anderson Geoffrey Bellew Harry Burns Kel Constantine Alex Dimos Martin Fletcher Antonino Graffeo Adrian Andreatta Antun Belobrajdic James Burns Barry Cook Peter Dixon Pat Flynn James Grainger Anne Annis-Brown Marko Belobrajdic James Burns Stephen Cook Shirley Dixon Lyndon Foley Andrew Grant Paul Apolony Nicole Beriotto Joseph Burns Peter Cooke John Dobinson Mark Fookes Frederick Grant Simon Apostolas Harry Berryman Travis Burns Timothy Cooper Michael Dockery John Forbes Chris Gray Adrian Apostolatos Troy Berwick Paul Burton Peter Corcoran Ian Donald Nathan Forbes John Gray Stephen Archer Michael Bianchini Barry Bury Peter Couloumbis Ben Doney Donald Ford Lako Grbic Dennis Argaet Patricia Bianchini Brendin Bush Greg Courts Graham Doring Kay Forsyth Slavko Grbic Kevin Argaet Rob Bindon-Howell Doug Butcher Cary Coutelas Antone Dorrel George Foster David Grear John Argue Malcolm Birkbeck Jeffrey Butcher Robyne Coutts Ann Doubleday Wilfred Fotherby Danny Greasley Peter Armistead Brendan Bishop James Buultjens Antony Cox George Douglas Andrew Fowler Anthony Green Anthony Armstrong Wade Blackford Peter Byrne David Cox Mark Douglas Kenneth Fowler Brian Green Ian Armstrong Michael Blake Giovanni Caccamo Debbie Cox Paul Douglas Kim Fowler Mark Green Kyle Arnold Les Bobis Tania Cahill Kelvin Cox Ben Dowler Leila Fowler Michael Greenaway Norman Arnott Neil Boden Wayne Cahill Ian Craig Andrew Down Michael France Jason Greenhalgh Marcel Arnulphy Sofija Bolta Shaun Caldwell Allan Crane Andrew Downie Danny Francis Peter Greenway Robert Arthur Scott Bone Robert Cambourne Wally Crawford John Downie John Francois Neville Greenwood Rodney Arthur David Borg June Cameron Mitchell Creary George Doyle Norbert Francois Jon Grieve Ken Arthurson AM Ian Boroughs Roger Cameron Stephen Creswell Gregory Doyle Jason Franich Jonathan Grieve Mark Arthurson Alan Bottger Betty Campbell Bert Crockford Nick Dracakis Ian Franke Peter Grieve Tim Ashby David Boutros Lindsay Campbell Stephen Cronan Paul Dracakis Paul Franklin Darren Griffiths Grant Asmus Robert Bouveng Keith Capper Barry Cross Peter Dracakis John Franks Jackie Griffiths George Aspite Martin Bowyer David Carling Joseph Cross William Dreyer Phil Franks Robert Griffiths Ron Aspite Dean Boxhall Graham Carlisle OAM Stephen Cross Robyn Dubbins Beryl Fraser Maureen Grimes Adam Atherton Mark Boyce-Norman Michael Carrodus Peter Crothers Warwick Duggan Kaye Frayne Aaron Groom Mark Attard David Boyd David Case Pamela Crowley Hilton Dumbleton Jenny Freeman Michael Groth Lindsay Augustus OAM Mathew Boylan Lola Case William Crowley Michael Duncan Lindsay Freeman Marty Gurr Gary Austin Lauren Boyle Marie Casey Stephen Cullen Robert Duncan Neil Freeman Lisa Gusavac Robert Austin Roger Boyle Helen Cassis Peter Cullum Shayne Dunley David Friedman Michael Gusavac Paul Axiak Brendan Boys Andrew Cate David Cumines Stella Dunlop Alan Frost John Hagan Peter Axiak Zoran Bozinovski John Catley Geoffrey Cummings Warren Dunn Steven Fulop Charlie Haggett Charbel Azzi David Bradley Antony Catt Margaret Cummings John Dwyer Brett Fulton Raymond Haines Salvatore Azzolina David Bradley Andrew Cavacuiti Paul Cummings Robert Dyer Bob Fulton AM Stephen Haithwaite Bevan Bailey Melissa Bradley Anthony Cavacuiti Bernard Cuneo Graham Eadie Charlie Fusco Clint Halden Joan Bailey Bill Bradstreet Jenny Cavanagh Gerald Cunningham Greg Ebbeck James Futcher Bevan Hall Phil Bailey Edward Bradstreet Maggie Cavanagh Owen Cunningham Owen Eckersley Paul Gabriel Cathy Hall Trevor Bailey Phillip Bradstreet Phyllis Cavander Julie Curtin Mike Eden Daniel Gaha Greg Hall John Baker John Braiden Francois Chahwan Jim Curtis Brendon Edie Robert Gaha Jon Hall Josh Baker Neil Braithwaite Samantha Chambers Adam Cuthbertson David Edwards Melinda Gainsford-Taylor Brenton Hallam Mark Baker Ray Branighan Robin Chapman Christine Cuthbertson Brett Eisenhauer John Gale Norman Hallaways Scott Baker Richard Branscombe Wayne Chapman Alf Czharn Luke Eisenhauer Peter Galwey Ben Hallett Kimberley Baldock Byron Brasier Kathryn Chapple Peter D’arrietta Matthew Eisenhauer David Gampe Brian Hallett Sonia Balikjian Tony Brayshaw Garry Charman Mark Daley Margaret Eley Gary Gant Nick Hammond Matthew Ballin Benjamin Breen John-Paul Cherry Bill Ellis Graeme Gardiner Perry Han Alan Bampton Jade Brennan Alan Chesterton Silvio Dalle-Nogare Diane Ellis Russel Gartner Craig Hancock Robert Bampton Raymond Brennan Keith Chesterton Sean Dalton Simon Ellis-Jones Andrew Garvie Reece Hanigan James Bannister Andrew Broad Ian Chittick Glenn Dalziel Joseph Ellison Brien Gately Andrew Hankin Michael Barber Mark Brokenshire Sean Christie Isaac Darby Jack Elsegood Adam Gautrey Gordon Hankinson Robin Barnard Kenneth Broomham Walter Christie James Darby Cameron Elwin Peter Gautrey Kate Hanlon Mike Barnert Karen Brotherton Danny Chronopoulos Matthew David John Esdaile Catheryne George Matthew Hanlon Allen Barrie Alex Brown John Chubb Doug Davidson Andrew Evans Christopher George Ross Hanlon Kyle Barrow Fred Brown Nick Chubb Brendan Davis Brian Evans Brett Geraedts Ross Hannagan Todd Barrow Geoff Brown Cheyne Cikoja Jan Davis Brian Evans Daniel Gereige Allan Hanson Glenn Barry John Brown Catherine Clark Jessica Davis Elaine Evans Anthony Germain Wade Hantos John Barry Joseph Brown Malcolm Clark Jim Davis James Eykamp Carolyn Gerrard Katrina Harb John Barry Kieran Brown Tina Clark Peter Davis Cameron Faico Roberto Giammanco Robert Harb

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Susan Hardes Greg Horn Brad Keen Shirley Lenton Vic Mastroianni Shena Mitchell Robbie O’connor Bob Hardie Kate Horsley Simon Keith Kenneth Leonard Stephen Matai Sue Mitchell Jaime O’donnell Col Hardie Jason Hosken Andrew Kelly Matt Leonard Ian Mather Warren Mitchell Tony O’donnell David Harding David Hosking Ken Kelly Tania Leong Ryan Mathews Robert Moloney Peter O’dwyer David Hardwick Richard Hoskins AM Raimond Kelly Amber Lepparde John Maunder Bryan Monaghan Richard O’hare David Hargrave Graham Houston Terry Kelly Michelle Lepparde Vitaliano Mauro Matthew Monaghan Anthony O’leary Gary Hargrave Craig Howard Edward Kemp Peter Lepparde Michael Maxwell Michael Monaghan Vince O’leary David Harris Craig Howard Chris Kempson Chris Leslie Leslie Mcalpine Chris Montgomery Gary O’loughlin Ross Harris Grant Howard Thomas Keneally AO Kylie Leuluai Guy Mcanally-Elwin Neville Montgomery Shaun O’neil Kim Harris-Walker Raymond Howard Warren Kennaugh Chen Leung Michael Mcanespie Jon Moon Andrea O’neill Michael Harris-Walker Adam Hudson Jason Kenneally Greg Levenston Christopher Mcardle Tim Moon John O’neill Bradley Harrison Bernard Hudson Ben Kennedy Greg Lewis Jon Mcarthur Tom Mooney Leslie O’reilly Daniel Harrison Rupert Hudson Carolyn Kennedy Timothy Lewis Lynne Mcbride Ben Moore David Oehlers Peter Harrison-Kyte Kristina Hughes David Kennedy Jack Lilamand Michael Mcbride Peter Moore John Oehlers Richard Hart Regan Hughes Lesley Kennedy Jarrod Ling Cathryn Mccann David Moralas Mark Offerdahl John Harvey Simon Hughes Myles Kennedy Peter Lionis Mervyn Mccann Alejandro Morales Brian Offner Michael Harvey Mark Hulme Scott Kennedy Bill Lloyd Neil Mccarry Paul Moretti Vahe Ohannessian Norman Harvey John Humphrey Trevor Kennedy Steve Lobsey Allan Mccarthy Donald Morgan Ronald Olive Jason Haskins Kim Hunter Warren Kennedy Helen Lodge Jamie Mccarthy Derek Moritz Rodney Oliver Des Hasler Pamela Hunter Timothy Keogh Matthew Loft Lynne Mccarthy Alan Morley Chris Olsen David Hastie Damian Hupfeld Michael Kerr Phillip Loft James Mccaughey Cameron Morley Jason Olsson-Seeto Lynn Hastie Philip Hurditch Samuel Key Susie Logue Geoffrey Mccaw David Morley Matthew Orford Raymond Hatcher Terry Ibbotson Brian Keys Alan Long Barry Mccormick Wendy Morrison Francis Osborne Damien Hatfield Joseph Im Imran Khan Anthony Long Adam Mcdonald Will Morrison Scott Osborne George Hatzigeorgiou Tim Inman Steven Khatchadourian Charles Long June Mcdonald James Mortimer Annette Osbourne Adrian Hawes Clifford Ireland Murray Kiernan John Looby Anthony Mcdonell Phillip Morwood Michelle Osbourne Greg Hawes Lester Ireland Ron Kilner Douglas Lopez Brad Mcdonell Rex Mossop Dorothy Owens Don Hawkins Tony Iro Jason King Owen Loughland Greg Mcdonell Graeme Mostyn Belinda Oxley Scott Hawkins Beverley Irwin Pam King Brendan Low Matthew Mcewan Thomas Moyes Bryce Oxley Michelle Hay Ross Irwin Stuart King Frank Lowe Kieran Mcgeever Michael Mulholland Donald Oxley William Hay Anthony Ivers Adam Kirkpatrick Geoffrey Lowe Terry Mcgovern John Murace Margaret Oxley Jean Hay AM Justine Ivers Brent Kite Malcolm Lowe Andrew Mcgrath Colin Murphy Greg Pages David Hay MBE Edward Jackson Warren Kliendienst Michael Lowe Mark Mcgrath Kieran Murphy Pasquale Pagliaccio Andrew Haynes Elizabeth Jackson Garry Knight Cliff Lyons Craig Mcguire Rex Murphy Heath Paine James Hayward Graham Jackson Tim Knight Kevin Macauley Deborah Mcguire Rosalynne Murphy John Palffy Yvonne Hayward Graham Jackson Ronald Knights Don Maccorquodale Gloria Mcilwraith Stuart Murphy Lisette Palmer Tony Hazell Martyn Jackson Mike Knowles Adele Macdonald Nivin Mcinerney Thomas Murphy Felice Papandrea Keith Hearnden Keith Jackson AM Svetla Kocoska Ronald Machon John Mcintosh Timothy Murphy Ian Parke Andrew Hector Bronwyn Jacobs Michael Kohlsdorf John Mcintosh Jamie Murray Graham Parker Andrew Hedger Gail Jacobs Milan Kontic Alex Mackenzie Adrian Mckay Ron Murray Marcus Parker Stephen Hedger Chris James George Kontominas Keith Mackenzie Brooke Mckeowen Rory Muscat Russell Parkes Damien Heffernan Steve James Yasar Koroglu Narelle Mackenzie Glenn Mcknight Matthew Nable Roger Parnell Peter Hegarty Vicky James Nik Kosef Bruce Mackie Kellie Mcmaster Tiffany Nacinovic Matthew Paterson Eric Heideman Darrell Jang Michael Koudrin Aaron Macleod Cameron Mcneill Antonio Nastasi Cecily Patton Jay Hemming Ian Jarratt Con Koudsy Allan Maddalena Angus Mcpherson Graham Naylor John Paul Jan Henderson Shane Jasprizza Max Krilich Anthony Madsen Ian Mcpherson Michael Neuss Gavin Pearce Wayne Hennessy Paul Jeffery Benjamin Kuehne David Maguire Rodd Mcpherson Arthur Neville Jeffrey Pearce Allan Hewish Vanita Jehan Dianne Kuhnemann Phillip Maher Don Mcqueen Christopher Newman Dwayne Pearson Geoff Hewton Marie Jensen Hirani Kydd Thomas Maher Margaret Mcqueen Gordon Newman Mischa Pearson Neil Hickey Peter Jex Janet Kydd Sean Mahoney John Mcshane Gregory Newman Ross Peatty Chris Hicks Bruce Johnson Mark Lack Robert Mair Peter Mcshane David Newton Sean Peckover Robert Higgins Timothy Johnson Dennis Ladd Maria Maire Paul Mcsweeney Kathryn Newton Sarah Pedley Dorothy Higgs Judy Johnstone John Lahanas Glen Maitland George Mctaggart Warren Nicholas Jim Peebles Robert Higham Maxwell Jolly Elsa Lalchere Joshua Malin Ray Mctiernan Nicole Nicholls Dave Pender Desmond Highfield Christopher Jones Ross Lambert Antonie Malinovski Bill Meaney Stephen Nicholls Scott Penn Reniene Hill Fred Jones Amy Lamont Mark Mallinson Sean Meaney Cerin Nicholson Geoff Perkins Terence Hill Jamie Jones Damian Lance John Malone Robert Megarrity John Nicholson Louise Perkins Gregory Hinves John Jones Damian Lane Michael Malone Richard Menhinick Brooke Nickson Geoff Perry Doug Hitchcock Margaret Jones Robert Langbein Bruce Malpass Jim Menzies Scott Nixon Gerald Perry Stephen Hoare Merryl Jones Philip Langford Jessica Malpass Steve Menzies Erwin Noffz Mark Perry David Hoban Miles Jones Doug Larman Damian Mamone Mark Merchant Michael Noonan John Perugini Ian Hobson Phil Jones Paolo Lasi Rick Manias Martin Meredith Ashley Norman Bob Peters Stephen Hocking Stephen Jones Goran Latinovich Greg Mansfield Michael Merzian Phil Norman Kirk Hodges Timothy Jones Harold Lauer Julie Mansfield Tony Mestrov Scott Norris Julie Petersen John Hodson Joel Jory Mark Lawless Stewart Mansfield Paul Metcalfe Jason Northam Robert Petersen Maureen Hodson Thomas Joseph Stephen Lawrence Kaye Manton Donald Michelsen Richard Northey Shane Pettersen Jeffrey Hoffman Warren Jowett Glen Layton Frank Marchi Steven Middeldorp Mark Nottage John Pettit John Hogan Dempsey Joy Jacqueline Layton Anne Margalit Simon Middleton Nada Novakov Catherine Petzer Ryan Holmes Denzil Joyce Dan Leavy Arthur Margaritis Stuart Middleton Geoffrey Nunn Logan Phillips Philip Holt Robyn Jurd Brian Leckey Alfred Markarian Daniel Mifsud Damian O’’shannassy Chris Photakis Greg Holterman Barbara Kable Graeme Leckey Freddy Markezic Donald Mikinnon Shane O’brien Jason Pickering Kym Holyoake Gayleen Kain Greg Lee Aaron Markie James Miller John O’bryan Noelene Pickworth Robert Honeyman Rebecca Kaltoum Craig Leece Dean Marks John Miller Barry O’connell Christopher Pike Luke Honeymon Bill Karakousis Chris Lees Terry Marousis Robert Miller Gary O’connell Stephen Pike Wayne Honeywood Paul Karvelis Donald Lees Alan Marsh Stephen Miller Gary O’connell Walter Pinnell Graham Hook Clayton Kasmar Jason Leet Jack Martin Tim Miller Mark O’connell Anthony Pitcher Bill Hooker Justin Kay Gordon Leggett Jeff Martin Ralph Mills Robert O’connell Jennifer Plimmer Michael Hooker Haig Kayserian Mark Lennon Lynette Martin Colin Minifie Shirley O’connell David Plumb Malcolm Hopkins Peter Kazaphaniotis George Lenon Nicole Martin Philip Minifie Steven O’connell John Plumb Sarah Hopkins Paul Keast Robert Lenon Plyl Martin Dale Mitchell Tom O’connell Stephen Poll Joanne Horder Oz Kedicioglu Robert Lenton John Martyn Glenn Mitchell Wally O’connell Jason Pollock

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Steve Pollock Ben Roberts Bruce Sharp Aleksandar Stanojlovic Mark Tramby Herbert Welsh Andrew Wishart Josh Pomeranz Ian Roberts Chris Sharpe Frank Stanton Paul Treasure Peter Wesley Michael Witt Laurie Ponticello John Roberts Jason Sheard Kathryn Stehbens Christopher Trembath Emily West Ming Wong Bill Poole Richard Roberts Andrew Shearer Malcolm Stehbens Vesna Trpcevska Michael West Colin Wood Kocho Popovski William Roberts James Shearer Peter Stelling Peter Trpcevski Matt Westren Steve Woodley Chris Porter Jamie Robertson Christabel Sheehan Alexander Stephen Rodney Tucker Eddie Whiley Graham Woods Lyn Porter Jamie Robertson Clytie Sheehan Paul Stephenson Steve Tucker Andrew White Matthew Woods Phillip Porter Jim Robertson David Sheehan Keith Sterland William Tuesley John White Ronald Woods Timothy Porzuczek John Robertson Maureen Sheehan Chris Stevens Stephen Tulinsky John White Derek Woodstone Andrew Poulos Julianee Robertson Paul Sheehan Hemi Stevens John Tunney Rebecca White James Woodstone Barrie Powell Maria Robertson Jeffrey Sheinwald Bob Stevenson Malcolm Tupper Christopher Whitehead Peter Woodward Gordon Powell Michael Robertson Grant Shepherd Shane Stevenson Len Turnbull Lloyd Whitehead Andrew Wright Richard Powell Stephen Robertson Scott Shepherd Barry Stewart Cecelie Turner Philip Whitehead Anthony Wright Troy Power Dean Robinson Lynette Shields Brett Stewart Cecilie Turner Peter Whiteman Bill Wright Brian Prentice Jeffrey Robson Daniel Shipton Chris Stewart Graham Turner Edward Whittaker Lynne Wright Gregory Presbury Paul Rodionov Daryl Shute Geoffrey Stewart Grant Turner Bob Wighton Martin Wright Bruce Pride Michael Rodrigues Peter Shywolup Glenn Stewart Steve Turner Morgan Wighton Peter Wright Jason Priest Peter Rogers Grant Sibraa Keith Stewart Duncan Turpie Karen Wildermoth Gavin Wurth Brendan Prince Julie Sibraa Neil Stewart Lynne Turpie John Wilkinson Margaret Wyatt Brian Prior Joseph Roperti Kerry Sibraa AO Marilyn Stokes Nathan Tutt Murray Wilkinson Peter Wybenga David Pritchard George Rose Lakhbir Sidhu William Stone Jack Twentyman Adrian Williams Stephen Wye Gary Prothero Mary Roseworne Richard Sills Robert Strauss Ronald Twentyman Darrell Williams Phillip Yates Nadia Qasabian Alexander Ross Maria Silva Ralph Stretton Christopher Tydd Donald Williams Anthony Young Vic Qasabian Allen Ross Panagiotis Simitzis Jann Stromquist David Tyndall Ian Williams Charles Young Glen Quetcher Kim Ross Warren Simmons Bruce Strotten John Tyrrell Margaret Williams Grant Young Mark Quinlan Nicolas Rovolas Catherine Simpson Josh Stuart Douglas Tytherleigh Mark Williams John Zaccagnini Ray Quinn Ronald Rowles Clair Simpson Adrian Sturrock Aloysius Ume Luke Williamson Harry Zeitlhofer Michael Raad Ernest Rowley Peter Simpson Mailangi Styles Craig Underwood Terry Williamson Leba Zibara Douglas Rae Angelo Rozos Bruce Sinclair David Sullivan Barrie Unsworth Raymond Willis Hugh Zochling Robert Rae Eddie Ruiz Raymond Sinclair Gary Sullivan Karen Ure Mark Willoughby Joe Zofrea Wayne Raffo Greg Russell Neil Singh Brenden Summers Dirk Van Deinsen Russell Willoughby Rocky Zofrea John Rainey Peter Russell Bruno Sirianni Michael Summers Jacqueline Van Deinsen Amanda Wilson Ben Ralph Robert Rutherford Marc Skelton Matthew Sumpter Johannes Van Gulik David Wilson Michael Ralston Michelle Rutterman Andy Skirka Denis Sutherland Nathan Van Raad Jay Wilson Andrew Ramsey Christopher Ryan Lisa Slater Mark Swan Nick Varda Joan Wilson Mark Ramsland Craig Ryan Andrew Smith Elizabeth Szirt Avedis Varvarian Patrick Wilson Terry Randall Jeffrey Ryan Barbara Smith Richard Szirt Robyn Vaughan Peter Wilson Howard Randell Les Ryan Brian Smith Don Tallon Paul Vautin Preston Wilson Chris Ranger Martin Ryan Brian Smith Bernadette Tanaka Andrew Vecchio Tracie Wilson Alex Rapso Michael Ryan Bruce Smith Inoke Tapaatoutai Frank Vecchio Stuart Windsor-Murray John Rasmussen Richard Rye Victor Tapatas Kevin Vella Jan Winser Sean Rath Robert Saba Colin Smith Mitchell Taueli Matt Vella Gwen Winsor Phillip Ray Anthony Sachs Damian Smith Christopher Taylor Vance Vella John Winsor Peter Read Paul Saldern Darryl Smith Elaine Taylor Rodger Venables Ryan Winter Elio Reali Gustavo Salemo David Smith Shane Taylor Anthony Vitanza Todd Wisely Glyn Rees Mark Sales Edward Smith Vivien Taylor Victor Voesenek Allen Wiseman Ian Reeves Geoffrey Sallis Ernest Smith Vikrant Thakur Robert Voura Glenn Regan Glenda Salmond John Smith Stephen Thatcher Nikolas Vukobratovich Stuart Reid Judith Sampson John Smith Ronnie Theobald Anthony Vumbaca Andrew Reilly Matthew Sampson Keith Smith Andrew Thomas Frank Vumbaca Bob Reilly Reno Santaguida Kenneth Smith Ceridwen Thomas Patricia Wade Chris Reilly Jessy Santarosa Margaret Smith Denis Thomas Tanner Wade Debbie Reilly Carlo Santomaggio Michael P Smith Sean Thomas Cathy Wagner Elaine Reilly Steve Sapsford Neil Smith Alan Thompson Guido Wagner Ellen Reilly Harry Sara Norman Smith Glenn Thompson Reginald Wagner Kristen Reilly Paul Sargeant Peter Smith Kevin Thompson Twyn Wagner Michael Reilly Gary Sargent Ron Smith Mark Thompson Bruce Walker Michael Reilly Patrick Sarian Scott Smith Martin Thompson Robert Walker Robert Reilly Ron Saxby Simon Smith Wendy Thompson Bronwyn Walkley Stephen Reilly Glenn Scanes Stephen Smith Martin Thomson Charles Walkom William Reilly Antony Scanlon Stephen Smith Robert Thomson Stephen Wall Luba Relic Brian Scanlon Steven Smith Scot Thomson Gary Wallace Anthony Repak Ferdinand Scavo John Snider Garry Thoroughgood Angela Waller Carole Reynolds Robert Schofield Robert Snoch Gary Thoroughgood Richard Waltl Kevin Reynolds Chris Schramm Ken Snowdon Glenn Thorpe Robert Waterer Nicholas Reynolds Taner Sogutlu Mark Thorpe Michael Waters Sydney Rich Michael Schuppe Adrian Solomon Wayne Thorpe Anthony Watmough Jared Richardson Chris Scicluna Brian Sookias Jennifer Till Debbie Watson Graeme Richmond Jeffrey Scott Jerina Spadina Wesley Tillott Robert Watson Jake Richmond Leonie Scott Andrew Speedie Kim Timmins Sean Wattle Greg Rickards Nick Scott Stephen Spencer Louise Tingcombe Robyn Webb David Riddle Alan Seaman Stuart Spencer Craig Tognolini Warren Webb Kevin Riddle Greg Seferian Ian Spilsted Anthony Tomasic Rachael Webber David Rideout Anthony Segreto Kyle Spiteri Vinko Tomasic Rex Weekes Steven Riley Mark Segreto Sacha Sporri Geoff Toovey Bernadette Wehbe Marc Ring Trent Selby-Jones Lindsay Spratt Kevin Toovey Louie Wehbe Albert Ritchie Mervyn Seres Peter Spray Simon Topp James Weir Aron Ritchie Joe Sergi June Springall Anne-Marie Torrens Jason Wells Ray Ritchie Kenneth Sewell Robert St John John Torrens Peter Wells Kristal Rix Bernie Seymour Anthony Stanley Robert Toshack Tim Wells Wayne Rix Jonathan Shahady Darren Stanley Linda Touw Daphne Welsh

MANLY-WARRINGAH RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL CLUB LIMITED ANNUAL REPORT 2006 24 MEMBERS INELIGIBLE TO VOTE 2006

Hon Tony Abbott Jack Cannon Sean Fitzgerald Sean Irwin Christopher Marchi Sarah Peattie Milica Stanojlovic Beau Abrahams Aiden Chambers Christopher Fletcher Daniel Ivers Christian Margaritis Lucy Peek Toby Stevens Cody Abrahams Matthew Chaney Christopher Fletcher Jessica Ivers Jordan Markezic Kiah Pender Jaime Stevenson Cody Adam Matt Chapman Emily Fletcher Camilla Jackett Ethan Markie Ashley Perry Sam Stevenson Liby Adam Madison Chilvers Adam Fookes Casey Jackson Cuen Martin Callum Phillpot Benjamin Summers Jack Adams Nicholas Chivers Emily Fookes Craig Jackson Harry Martin Troy Pieper Brooke Summers Kevin Adams Gabriela Chubb Lucy Forster Laura Johnson Hannah Mason Timothy Pitcher Nick Susko Jordan Aiken Jasmine Chubb Brenton Forsyth Rachel Johnson Suzie Mason Jacob Pitt John Sussanna Nick Aisake Samuel Chubb Mitchell Forsyth Nathan Jolly James Mather Daniel Pollock Abby Taylor Daniel Aitchison Ali Clamback D’arcy Francois Liam Jones Cameron Mathews Jake Pollock Susannah Theodosiou Capri Aldridge Ryan Clarke Lylia Franich Nicholas Jones Joel Mattinson Abigail Powell Theo Theodosiou Chase Aldridge Simon Cleary Jessica Freeth Ana Jovanovic Jess Mawhinney Cameron Powell Mitchell Thomas Stewart Alford Alex Clegg Jack Friedman Emily-Jane Joyce-Briggs Jackson Mcavoy Cohen Powell James Thompson Selman Ali Christopher Close Jack Gaggin Steffi Jurd Thomas Mcbryde Richard Procter Angus Thomson Leonie Allan Connor Close Daniel Gelonese Ella Kasmar Harry Mccombe Grace Provenzale Kaitlin Topalov Aliza Allen Sean Close Daniela Giammanco Brayden Kay Jayden Mccurdy Josh Pyatigorsky Broc Toparis Daniel Anderson Isaac Cochrane Keifer Gorham George Kazzi Tom Mcewen Austin Quast Kathy Topham John Anderson David Coco Zac Gower Benjamin Kelly Jack Mcguire Joshua Quinn Craig Touw Joshua Armistead Nicholas Cohen Naomi Gracey Daniel Kelly Liam Mcguire Liam Range Alexander Trpcevski Ryan Armstrong Thomas Collins Alex Graffeo Hayden Kelly Matthew Mckinley Nathan Rapso Goce Trpcevski Kurtis Arthur Reece Condrick Joshua Graffeo Nathan Kelly Hannah Mclaughlin Tayla Ratcliff Hayden Tucker David Aspite Blake Conyngham Jaiden Granada Pheobe Kelly Daniel Mcshane Rhyan Rees Benjamin Tulinsky Isabella Aspite Joshua Courts Joseph Grant Simone Kelly Alex Mctaggart Justin Reeves Jordan Tulinsky Alex Atileh Debora Cravero Timothy Grant Andrew Kemmler Brad Meaney Matthew Reeves Stefan Ubiparipovic Nathan Austin Emily Cronan Bradley Gray Nicholas Kemmler Nathan Meischke Chantelle Reilly Damian Ugov Libby Baguley Chelsea Cumbers Gavin Green Emily Kempson Charlotte Menhinick Jason Render Koby Van Veen Scott Baker Joel Dark Tommy Green Nicholas Kennedy Peter Menhinick Shelley Richardson Phillip Vecchio Crystal Balkin Kurtis Dark John Grey Brandon Kent Emilija Mesaroski Hugh Riddle Dominic Vella Lachlan Barnert Ben Davis Benjiman Groth Liam Kent Lazar Mesaroski Alex Robinson Adam Vickers Hannah Barnsley Cooper Davis Michael Gullotta Aidan Keogh Cheyenne Metcalfe Georgia-Rose Rochester Corey Voura David Barr Zac Davis Peter Gullotta Mitchell Kerr Robert Middeldorp Kira Rodionov Jake Vukobratovich Adam Barrington Brock De Bressac Alexandar Gusavac Brock King Bailey Middleton Justin Rodrigues Kurtis Vukobratovich Andrew Begg Kiara De Domizio Jesse Gusavac Max King Stuart Middleton Zackary Rodrigues Micah Walker William Belcastro Shelby Dean Maja Gusavac Alfie Kinsey Mitchell Mihai Samantha Romeo Ashley Walkom Alexander Bel-Saunders Spencer Dean Thomas Hall Ezra Knight Jordan Milch Amy Rosenberg Kyle Waller Luke Bennett Daniel Dewhurst Luke Hankinson Brandon Koolloos Jack Mitchell Callum Rosewarn Timothy Waller Matthew Berkeley Hannah Dewhurst Judd Hanlon Theo Koulouris Kimberly Mitchell Lisa Ross Zac Wallwork Nicholas Bilsborough Stevan Dobrich Jordan Hansen Chaney Kramer Kylie Mitchell James Rousell Bailey Walz Luke Binding Connor Doherty William Hansen Lee Kroschel Samuel Moli Hope Ruggiero Jarryd Wasson Pamela Birtwistle Matthew Donovan Christopher Harding Kandy Lambert Harriet Morgan Lee Rutterman Alyssa Waters Hon Bronwyn Bishop Stephen Donovan Nicholaus Harding Harrison Lance Sam Morley Christian Ryan Billy Watson Luke Blayney Michael Dooley Katelyn Hare Christopher Lawson Mitchell Murdock Georgia Rye Jacob Watson Daniel Bligh Christopher Douglas Michael Hargreaves Madison Lee-Moore Cameron Muscat Oscar Sachs Bradley Webeck James Boller Rachel Douglas Kirra Harriss Jessica Leggett Corey Muscat Reuben Sachs Christian Wehbe Jesse Bowyer James Duncan Joshua Haskins Mitchell Leggett Matthew Muscat Domenic Santaguida Elizah Wehbe Brooke Boyd Mathew Dunk Matisse Hasler James Leonard Mitchell Muscat Aiden Santomaggio Ashleigh White Harrison Boyd Matthew Dunn Michaela Hatfield Ryan Lidgard Lars Nesbitt Jordan Santomaggio Shayna White Isha Boyd Holly Ebbeck Benjamin Hawes Xander Longo Christopher Newall Daniel Schmidt Taylah Whitehead Lachlan Boyd Chris Elliott Declan Hawes Stacey Lotkin James Newall Rhys Schofield Bailey Williams Harrison Boys Damien England Calvin Hayward Josh Louder Lachlan Nimmett John-Paul Shahady Abby Wilson Jake Bozinovski Daniel England Holly Head Brendon Lowe Kieren Nixon Zara Sheehan Brayden Wilson Jack Braithwaite Ebony English Tyson Head Cameron Lowe Jason Nott Toby Sheilds Connah Wilson John Brasier Angela Estreich Craig Hedger Mitchell Lowe Katelyn Nottage Kyle Shields Cooper Wilson Braydon Breen Joshua Evans Ebony Hedger Zack Lucas Emilija Novakovic Nicholas Sibraa Joel Wood Thomas Broad Mitchell Evans Jason Hedger Danny Luccitti Melanie O’’brien Akash Sidhu Amy Woodward Matthew Brotherton Ari Farkas Remi Hickman Ryan Lynn Claeton O’connell Hollie Simmons Jarrod Woodward Sam Brown Aiva Farrugia Blade Hollier Hugo Macdonagh Sean O’connell Connor Simpson Emma Worthington Spencer Brown Holly Fedczyna James Holmes Jack Macdonagh Maddison O’connor Luke Sippel-Sprague Dirk Wright Matt Bruce Whitney Fedczyna Ruby Holmes Angus Mackenzie Marcus O’donnell Andrew Skidmore John Zibara Dominic Bugge Jayme Feehely Tyler Hopkins Ashlee Mackenzie Zachary O’leary Jackson Skirka Patrick Zibara Vincent Bugge Justin Felsch Chanelle Hosken Keely Mackenzie Christabel O’neill Jye Sliman George Bull Ryan Felsch Ben Howard Christopher Madikian Ben Orme Kane Sliman Justin Burt George Feros Callum Hulme Jack Mahoney James O’sullivan Aidan Sloggett Cazna Burton Hope Feros Laura Hulme Jackson Maish Tahni Palmer Barbara Smith Joseph Caccamo Luke Fielding Christopher Hunt Filip Malinovski Dyann Paras Braydon Smith Pasquale Caccamo Jaden Fingleson Daniel Hunt Luka Mallon Nico Paras Luke Smith Steven Caccamo Gabriella Finkelsen Nicholas Hupfeld Austin Malone Chelsea Parkes Taylah Smith Bridget Cahill Matthew Finney Matthew Hurditch Jasmine Malone Joshua Parkes Vincent Smith-Koppie Jamie Calverley Erin Fisher Benjamin Hyndes Julia Manias Jack Parkinson Matthew Spray Rachael Calverley Lauren Fisher Kiera Inman Adrian Marchi Laura Peattie Thomas St John

Deceased Members Our deepest sympathies are extended to the families of club members whom have passed away during the 2006 season.

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