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AFL Victoria Australian Football League (Victoria) Limited ABN 24 147 664 579 Princes Park, DC Bricker Pav AFL Victoria Australian Football League (Victoria) Limited ABN 24 147 664 579 Princes Park, DC Bricker Pav. Beech Street, Caulfield Sth 3162 PO Box 101, Caulfield South 3162 Telephone: (03) 9532 8688 Fax: (03) 9532 9034 Email: [email protected] Website: www.sandringhamdragons.aflvic.com.au MEMORANDUM To: SDFC Under 18’s From: Ryan O’Connor Date: 15 March 2013 Re: PRACTICE MATCHES VS EASTERN RANGES GAME Practice Matches v Eastern Ranges – U16 10am TAC 12pm & 2pm DATE Sunday March 17th VENUE Linen House Oval - 151 East Road, Seaford CHANGE ROOMS TOILETS BUT NO PROPER CHANGE ROOMS AVAILABLE – THERE WILL ALSO BE EXTREMELEY LIMITED PARKING GAME 1 Players Game 2 Players All Other Players Arrive at 10:30am Arrive at 12:00pm Arrive at 11:30am We will provide shorts upon arrive to the ground. Remember to bring your own Dragons socks. TRAINING SCHEDULE DRAFT NEXT COUPLE OF WEEKS SUN 17 Mar Practice Matches v Eastern Ranges at Linen House Oval (U16 - 10am) (TAC - 12pm & 2pm) MON 18 Mar Recovery - Princes Park, Caulfield 5pm WED 20 Mar Training Linton Street, Moorabbin 5pm FRI 22 Mar Training Linton Street, Moorabbin 5pm SUN 24 Mar ROUND 1 v Western Jets 3pm at Visy Park MON 25 Mar Recovery - Princes Park, Caulfield 5pm WED 27 Mar Training - Princes Park, Caulfield 5pm FRI 29 Mar Training - Princes Park, Caulfield 5pm SUN 31 Mar ROUND 2 v Eastern Ranges 12:30pm at Visy Park SEASON LAUNCH We would like to thank everyone who attended the Season Launch on Wednesday night. It was fantastic to see families, friends and staff down there supporting the boys as the 2013 TAC Cup season is about to begin. We hope that everyone had an enjoyable night and we look forward to seeing you throughout the year at games and other Dragons functions supporting the boys and the program. PARENTS GROUP All parents that are prepared to assist with functions, game days & training in any capacity are encouraged to contact Craig in the office to let him know that you are free to be followed up for support. Your assistance even if it is to help with some drinks or a meal at training will greatly enhance our ability to maintain the quality of the services to the boys. DRAGONS TRAINING GEAR It is our plan to hand out to all players the majority of the Dragons uniform and Training Jumper so we can not only look like a real team at training but also on game days over the course of next week. We apologise for the delay in getting this to you as we would have liked to give it all out on the launch night on Wednesday but we have had some supplier issues that have delayed this process by a week or so. CHANGES TO TRAINING & GAME VENUES Due to the late change in venue due to the playing surface issues at Trevor Barker Oval which are out of our control we have had to source the best available surface for both our U16 and TAC boys to play on. While the playing surface is terrific at Seaford and we are very grateful to the Saints to be able to utilise the venue, other infrastructure like warm up areas, seating and cover for spectators will be limited and all players and parents will have to be prepared for this and work with us to provide the safest and best solution to a really difficult problem to solve at short notice especially when most other high level facilities are already booked solid. I am sure all of the boys will take this in their stride and play well on the day despite the minor challenges we now face as a group. If anyone has further queries or concerns, please don’t hesitate to call me to discuss. Both Justin and I appreciate your understanding and any extra efforts made to provide the best we can for the boys. Go Dragons! SQUADS FOR PRACTICE MATCHES Game 1 (Navy Jumpers) Game 2 (White Jumpers) Taylor Grace Will Hayes Jack Grange Tom Langdon Nicholas Lewis Nathan Freeman Matthew Lovejoy Nathan Smith Luke Daidone Matt Hooy Jack Knight Malcolm Neiwand Michael Rechtman Joshua Kelly Jack Gabron-Uhe Christian Salem Calum Macleod Julian Eimutis Martin Ho Elliot Le Grice Michael Manteit Karl Amon Callum Cathcart Zach Merrett Tom McGowan Haydon Whitehead Josh Clayton Lachlan Ritchie Michael Slater Luke Marchetti Will Fordham Max Hayes Ed Langdon Lachlan Howes Chris Pitsos Aaron Hodges Luke Gogis Lachlan Mirams Sean Gunning Alexander Spencer Anthony Giuliano James Munro Sam Mason Patrick Hurst William Barker Brayden Maynard Tom Laumets Tom Wilkinson Matt Zagni Sean McLaren Jim Bazzani Adam Heatley Luke Bravis .
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