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147132 Annual Report 09.indd 2 25/11/09 11:47:47 AM 2009CLUB OFFICE BEARERS Patron & No 1 Ticket Holder Eileen Bond Vice Patrons Hassa Mann, Bob Maumill, John Todd, Tom Grljusich, Stephen Michael, Steve Marsh, Peter Tagliaferri Trustees Jim Christie, Tony Parentich, Richard Woodgate President Haydn Raitt Vice President Salvatore Capolingua Directors Don Pasqua, Santo Merenda, Terry Dean, Peter Christie, Robert Taylor, Tom Bottrell, Anthony Van Der Wielen Chief Executive Offi cer Brian Ciccotosto Football Manager Jason Burton Player Development Offi cer Michael Athanasiou Administration Manager Amelia Dabrowski Offi ce Assistant Kirsty McGuire Functions/Bar Coordinator Bob Lahiff District Development Manager Bradd Gardiner District Development Offi cer Louise McKenry THE BOARD Development Assistant Jamie Eggers BACK ROW L-R: Robert Taylor, Don Pasqua, Anthony Van Der Wielen, Terry Dean, Community Multicultural Offi cer Russell Higgins Tom Bottrell. Maintenance/Ground Manager Steve McCarthy FRONT ROW L-R: Santo Merenda, Peter Christie, Haydn Raitt (President), Sal Capolingua (Vice President), Brian Ciccotosto (CEO). Auditor Francis A Jones Past Players & Offi cials President: Wayne Delmenico, Secretary/Treasurer: Kevin Saint, Committee: Ron Greer, Ray Richards, Ron Johnston, Peter Dougan, Bob Bright, David Brown, Rodney Higgs, Peter Taylor-Thorpe Volunteers Ron & Sheila Greer, Glad Wayne, Margaret Smith, Joan Jones, Rae Benn, Mona Porter, Vida Dunstan, Marion Reid, Bertha Scobie, Margaret Redpath, Pam McGuinness, Nancy Watson, Joy Dix, Peter Taylor-Thorpe Coaches League: John Dimmer – Assistant: Tony Walters, Glen Jakovich Reserves: Garry Fuller– Assistant: Greg Townsend Colts: Neil Mildenhall - Assistant: Michael Hays, Daniel Vidovich, Paul Abbott Strength & Conditioning Coach League: James Bridle Colts: Les Fabre Rehab Coach Darren McPartland Coaches Assistants Carl Micale, Andrew Stone Captain Toby McGrath Vice Captain Ray Smithers Team Managers League: Tony Mollica Reserves: Peter Matier Colts: Lew Turner Liaison Offi cer Colts: Charlie Ricciardello Selection Panel John Dimmer, Tony Walters, Garry Fuller, Greg Townsend, Andrew Stone Runners League: Dean Ercegovich, David Gault, Darren McPartland Reserves: Les Olivieri, Matthew Callaghan Colts: Andre Maiorana Head Trainer League: Merv Lockhart Trainers Marty Bos, Nigel Smith, Jason August, Emma Payne, Caitlyn Drygan, Rhianne Carlton, Jessie Hayes, Maddie Graham Property Staff Ron Porter, John Jones, Sandy Cuccovia Timekeepers Jennifer Nikolich, Terry Turnbull, George Cole Statisticians Alan Powell, Felix Smetana, Anna Kristancic, Sue Gurney, Tracey Hall, Jeff Bell, Janine Holder Interchange Steward David Slack, Sue Jones, Harry Drygan Medical Staff Dr Sam Sparta, Dr Gary Couanis Chiropractor Chris Martinovich Physiotherapist Greg Wootton Support Staff John Bateman, Steve McAuley, Matthew Jones, Brett MacAuley

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147132 Annual Report 09.indd 3 25/11/09 11:47:48 AM 2009SPONSORS Th anks the following Sponsors for their Supp ort in 2009 Major Sponsor Foster’s Australia Major Support Sponsors

Driftwood Estate Wines Q Contracting DTMT Construction Sea Corporation Pty Ltd Fremantle/Cockburn Gazette Titan Ford Homestyle Salad Makers WA Hino Plasterwise Workforce Clothing P/L Associated Sponsors

Accuweigh Pty Ltd FLN Spraypainting Reed Resources Ltd Aquanita Racing FLN Commercial Repairs Rottnest Express Avanti Glass Fremantle Freight & Storage S & D Jewellery Bacich Smash Repairs Frichot & Frichot Scotty’s Fruit & Vege Bentley Crane Hire Gino’s Cafe SPM Marketing Beta Spuds Harcourts Fremantle Standout Signs Beiersdorf Australia Harvey Fresh Stripe Master Burley Sekem Pty Ltd Instant Waste Management Strzelecki Holdings Pty Ltd Chooks Fresh & Tasty Coogee Janart Drink Consultants South Fremantle Garden Centre CLP Legal LRC Quality Homes The Gate Bar & Bistro Coates Hire Merenda Group Tint A Car Fremantle Coca-Cola Amatil Metro Lintels Tony Ale & Co Cricket and Football Shop Needhamair Tyrrell’s Wines Denning Deane Masten P/L Nelson Capital Vassallo Corporation Pty Ltd Dimattina Coffee Numero Uno Cafe Warrens Menswear DiPrinzio Group of Companies Oceanus Restaurant Willow Bridge Wines FAJ IT Services P & G Body Builders Pty Ltd Worldwide Online Printing Ferrari Formalwear PK Tweddle Fini Olives Radio 6PR

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147132 Annual Report 09.indd 4 25/11/09 11:47:50 AM 2009PRESIDENT’S REPORT club stalwarts. The fi rst is Roy McGuinness. To our magnifi cent support staff, we Roy was an outstanding member who couldn’t have done it without you. Thank served over many years to this club. To you (and best of luck to Ron Porter in his his wife Pam, son’s Brad and Lorne your semi retirement!) father will always be remembered as one To our offi ce staff, many thanks. In of South’s best. particular thanks to Amelia who has been The second stalwart and life member is a great help to me in my fi rst year on the Doc Reid who we sadly lost on the eve of job. Amelia - I greatly appreciate it. the Grand Final. Doc Reids’s commitment I would also like to pass on my thanks to the SFFC was outstanding. As club to past president Terry Dean for his doctor for 33 years and as a treasured club assistance in helping me in my fi rst year member and friend to so many, Doc - you and handing over the club in such great will be sadly missed. To Marion and family, shape. Doc will never be forgotten. What a great year it has been for a great I would like to thank our long serving club. It was back in the golden era of The third sad loss to our club was a most CEO in Brian Ciccotosto for his great 1954, the last time that South Fremantle beautiful lady, Ruby Wilson. Ruby was a commitment and help and for the great had the double win with both league and life member and served this club for over support from my board of directors. Their reserves. 50 years to all of her family and friends her contribution to this successful year has commitment to this club and her friendship Success like this isn’t by chance. It doesn’t been the outstanding. Many thanks to – will never be forgotten. just happen. Rather it is because of a very Sal Capolingua dedicated group of people. A group made The success that South Fremantle has Terry Dean up of professional coaches, a hard working enjoyed in 2009 can be attributed to Rob Taylor and dedicated board, great administration, many people. I would like to take the Santo Merenda loyal support staff and a talented list of opportunity to pass on my thanks to the Tom Bottrell courageous footballers. With this team following: Don Pasqua it’s no wonder we won two grand fi nals in Anthony Van Der Wielen 2009! Firstly, from the entire club, thank you to Peter Bell and Jeff Farmer for coming Peter Christie However I also believe that this success is back to the club you started at. Your I would also like to thank the Board and the result of the great level of support we commitment to this club both on and off CEO of SFFC for their commitment to have from our members and supporters. In the fi eld was outstanding. To fi nish your the renovation of our change rooms at particular a special vote of thanks goes out careers with a premiership medal was a the start of this year. By giving our player to the Friday night members who support dream come true not only for yourselves group pride in their facilities I like to think the club on most Friday nights throughout but for our club. that this project in a small way contributed the year. WAFL clubs cannot survive to our success. I would like to give without you and your continued support. Thanks to past players and offi cials. Under special vote of thanks to Joe De Petra for Let’s all help the club further in 2010 by the guidance of Wayne Delmenico their overseeing the redevelopment and his enlisting other supporters to join the club president, their commitment to our player ongoing commitment to the club and our by becoming fully fi nancial members. group and engagement with the board has been fantastic and greatly appreciated. facilities. Both Joe and his wife Beryl from On behalf of the members and everyone LRC Homes have given great service to our associated with our club, I would like to To our coaches, many thanks for the level club and we thank them and wish them all take the opportunity to congratulate Ray of professionalism you displayed in the way the best. Smithers on achieving Life Membership. you went about undertaking your roles. To all the people above, thank you for Thanks to Ray for his loyal commitment to Thank you on behalf of the board and of all a wonderful year in South Fremantle’s this football club, both on and off the fi eld. SFFC members. history. I would also like to thank personally Ray’s To our player group, you have made And saving the best to last, I would say mother Sherrald, and the entire family, for SFFC supporters and members all over their wonderful commitment to the SFFC. many thanks to my wife Sue. For your Australia very proud and happy in 2009. We all wish Ray a happy retirement and great support throughout the year and Congratulations on your outstanding hope he can come back to the club some for allowing me the time to do the job I achievements this year. day and assist in some other way. needed to do. To our new group the “POP” or “Parents I would also like to take the opportunity To everyone connected to our club have a of Players”, we thank you for your to say thank you and farewell to Keren great Christmas… and let’s have another involvement in our club, and for your Ugle, another player and Life Member who shot at it next year. friendship and support this year. You not served this club with great distinction. only produced great young sportsmen but On a sad note I would like offer our also a bunch of young and well mannered HAYDN RAITT condolences for the passing of three of the members to our club. President

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147132 Annual Report 09.indd 5 25/11/09 11:47:50 AM 2009CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER’S REPORT Members of the South Fremantle Football red and white jumper for the fi rst time in completing a decade of meritorious Club, on behalf of the Board of Directors, I 2009. service. have much pleasure in presenting for your This relatively small number can be Directors and Administration adoption the club’s 110th Annual Report. attributed to the return to the club of Bell, Haydn Raitt completed his fi rst year as The disappointment of last years on fi eld Farmer and Adams and the stability of the President with a double premiership, a performance was completely erased league side. most satisfying result. A passionate South this year when the players responded Fremantle supporter, Haydn’s chairmanship Best Player Awards magnifi cently on grand fi nal day to win in of the board was accomplished in a Congratulations to Kris Miller, Joel both the league and reserves grand fi nals professional and enjoyable manner and Palumbo and Jarrod Parry for winning the a feat that was last performed in the 1954 I would have no hesitation in saying all best and fairest medals for the league, board members were appreciative of his football season. reserves and colts respectively. leadership style. The season started in earnest on a very Special Awards Our latest addition to the board Anthony positive note with the recruitment of Peter The Clive Lewington Medal for our best Van Der Wielen injected some fresh ideas Bell, Jeff Farmer, Jaymie Graham, Theo player in the Foundation Day Derby was and as mentioned earlier was of great Adams and Nathan Street and then the presented to Hayden North. The Sir assistance in securing the services of our mid year inclusion of former Perth fairest Hughie Edwards Medal for the best player high profi le recruits. and best player Chris Bossong, thanks to in the ANZAC Day Derby was won by club supporter Joe Rotondella who paid Peter Bell. Administration Manager, Amelia Dabrowski his transfer fee. once again led by example, her enthusiasm The winner of the Neil Lewington Medal and excellent work ethic had the desired Directors Peter Christie, Anthony Van for our best player in the second semi fi nal effect of rubbing off on other members Der Wielen and Santo Merenda played was Theo Adams. a leading hand in convincing the above of staff culminating in a very friendly and players to sign with the club and must be Simpson Medallist Ashton Hams enjoyable working environment. completed a double by winning the Ron congratulated on their astute judgement The various members of the administration, Doig Medal in the Grand Final. and negotiation skills. football, development, bar and maintence The coaches and support staff were then The Strzelecki Group Indigenous Rising staff rose to another level year and able to mould our squad into two most Star Award was won by outstanding junior epitomised the club ethos of care and competitive teams that fi nished minor Brendan Ah Chee. respect for the South Fremantle Family. premiers and along the way won the Pat State Representatives Congratulations to Jason, Mike, Kirsty, Rodriguez Shield for the best performed Toby McGrath, Jaymie Graham, Jeff Bradd, Louise, Steve, Ken, Jamie, Russell, club over three grades. Farmer and Peter Bell represented WA at Neil and bar staff on your contribution this The colts were most unlucky not to play Medibank Stadium when WA defeated SA year. by one point. fi nals this year even though they won 13 WA Football Hall of Fame games. Many of our colts players had an Life Membership This year we had great pleasure in outstanding season and should make the The Board has much pleasure in witnessing the great Nicky Winmar being transition to senior football in 2010 rather recommending in 2009 that Joe DePetra inducted into the Hall of Fame. Nicky is comfortably if they have good preseasons. and Alan Powell be awarded Life highly revered at WAFL and AFL level for Off the fi eld major renovations occurred in Membership. his outstanding contribution to football and for his stance against racial vilifi cation. the home change rooms which are now the We also congratulate Ray Smithers for best in the league. qualifying for Life Membership on playing Conclusion The board is now looking at enlarging and his 150th league game this year. On refl ection we have just enjoyed a most successful 2009 which should be a refurbishing the club kitchen in preparation Lifetime Membership launching pad for 2010. for a busy 2010. Our offi cial club caterer The following qualify for Lifetime Guido Micalizzi recognised throughout the Membership in 2010 by virture of We see the end of the three wonderful football industry as the best in the business continuous 50 year membership: Antonio careers of Peter Bell, Jeff Farmer and dual is looking to sign a long term lease Capolingua, John Sheppard, Dawn premiership player Ray Smithers. agreement with the club which should Lukatelich, Lynn Jeffery, Frank Giaquinta, We must ensure that planning for next year benefi t both parties and give members Barry Smith, Ante Buselich, John F Lange, includes securing adequate replacements additional opportunities to visit the club Jeanette Dymock, Fred Gillham and Peter for the above three and at least one key and taste his gourmet meals. Vinci. forward. First Year Players Volunteers Knocking Subiaco off their pedestal was In 2008, fourteen players made their Every year our volunteers never cease step one, staying there is step two. league debut but only seven players Mark to amaze me. This year three qualify Miller, Joel Palumbo, Nick Groenenberg, for their ten year service certifi cate. Brandon Matera, Nathan Street, Brett Congratulations to Tony Mollica, BRIAN CICCOTOSTO Stanford and Chris Bossong pulled on the Anna Kristancic and Felix Smetana for Chief Executive Offi cer

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147132 Annual Report 09.indd 6 25/11/09 11:47:50 AM 2009FOOTBALL MANAGER’S REPORT Each year every football club in the country puts in a lot of to helping the players at this club are no doubt 60 of the best planning, based around wanting to be successful and claiming the we could ask for. I know the players are very appreciative and ultimate prize of a premiership. But as most fi nd out, they are in from me personally I want to thank every individual who has put no way easy to win. That’s why the efforts of everybody involved their time into volunteering their services, from the stats team to with this football club in 2009 need to be recognised and given trainers, property, medical, team managers, and general helpers. the credit they deserve. There is no job too big or too small for them and getting to meet and become friends with these people is a highlight. What makes it even more special is that the club won both the League and Reserves premierships for the fi rst time in over 50 Our colt’s squad can consider themselves somewhat unlucky to years. have missed out on playing in the fi nals in 2009. They fell just 0.9% short of fi nishing in 4th place, which over the course of The entire senior squad of players has this year shown the season equates to just one goal. Despite not playing in the outstanding commitment, leadership, and skill to bring such fi nals a number of players achieved fantastic personal milestones, success to the club. They have certainly earned the right to be including Damian Hayward, Anthony Collica, Lloyd Skinner, and referred to as premiership players for the rest of their lives, and I Brandon Matera representing WA in the National 18’s Carnival. want to formally congratulate them all on this achievement. Special congratulations go to Brandon on being named in the All There were a number of great achievements during the year that Australian side. And after a fantastic 2009 season Ben Newton should be acknowledged, with the club having 4 representatives has been included in the next intake of AIS Scholarships, where he in the WA State Team that beat South Australia in May. These will be part of a national program for elite young players. include Peter Bell, who was named Captain, as well as Toby The coaching and support staff of the colts put in a mountain of McGrath, Jaymie Graham, and Jeff Farmer. Kris Miller won his work and again my thanks go to you. You play a big part in the second WJ Hughes Medal in 2009, being named our Best & future of this club and the development of our young players is Fairest player ahead of Peter Bell and Toby McGrath. Well done critical to future success. also to Joel Palumbo, who was named the Reserve’s Best & Fairest, after winning the Colt’s Best & Fairest in 2007 and 2008. The administration staff make coming to work an enjoyable experience everyday and I must thank Amelia, Kirsty, Mike, Steve John Dimmer has again proved he is one of the best coaches in and Brian for their help and support. For such a small team, the state, winning his 4th senior WAFL premiership. Working they do a mountain of work to help make this club the successful with John has been very rewarding with his knowledge rubbing club it is. Bradd, Louise, Russell and Jamie have been great for off not only on me, but everybody he associates with. His me both personally and professionally. They also do a great job professionalism around the club sets the standard and it is a within our district and community. pleasure to work with him. I know the entire coaching panel feel the same way and I also want to thank them for their efforts this Sadly 2009 brings an end to the playing careers of some true year. Their dedication allows everybody to be given the best champions of the club. Peter Bell and Jeff Farmer could have opportunities and they lead from the front, in both on fi eld and retired after stellar AFL careers and been content. However in a off fi eld expectations. true show of their character they returned to the club they started with and helped both on and off the fi eld to develop our players We often hear about the volunteers in football and the army and improve the standard at which we operate. To be able of over 60 volunteers who dedicate their time and resources to learn from them has been a highlight for me. Tim Malseed came to the club three years ago and had a big impact with his experience and leadership. He also retires from WAFL football and I wish him the best with his future. If ever there was a true clubman, Ray Smithers would be it. Ray retires this year after 157 games, 2 league premierships, and Vice Captaincy amongst many other accolades. I’ve always looked up to Ray both as a player and as a person, and am proud to call him a friend. The way he went about his career has been inspiring and I wish him all the best for his future and his travels, and no doubt we’ll see him around the club again. 2010 will be an exciting year, with some younger players looking to rise up and show the WAFL what they can do. They realise now what it takes to achieve success and will be working even harder next year to achieve another premiership and show what a great team they are.

JASON BURTON Football Manager

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147132 Annual Report 09.indd 7 25/11/09 11:47:50 AM SOUTH FREMANTLE FOOTBALL CLUB THETHE PREMIERPREMIER FAMILYFAMILY CLUBCLUB “Professional United Passionate Proud”

Our Mission Statement Our Ethos

To be the “Premier Family Club” Care and respect for the South Fremantle Family

To maintain quality growth and development in Value our players, members, supporters and our zone through the district model. volunteers

To be a competitive force at all WAFL levels Preserve our traditions, heritage and brand

To develop our elite talent to AFL standard Cultivate Club pride and a winning expectation

Leadership and discipline is our strength

FOR THE CLUB’S SECOND CENTURY

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SOUTH FREMANTLE FOOTBALL CLUB NOVEBER 08 Current State Strategies Desired State Where are we now? How do we get there? Where do we want to be? •We are a competitive force in the WAFL. 1.To be the Premier Family Club To be at the Forefront of Football in W.A. on •Our current financial position is strong. •Introduce a Stakeholder Communication Program. and off the field by continuing to use best •We have a stable Board of Management and •Develop the Bulldogs Pups to target junior members. practice in dealing with all aspects of our Administration. •Conduct new member nights. club. •We have high performance coaches who •Introduce parents of new players to the club environment. oversee professional training and conditioning •Encourage members, junior clubs etc to use club facilities. Our Stakeholders are proud of the way we programs. •Maintain an environment which encourages member manage the club. •We provide first class facilities and conditions to participation. •We plan for the future and take actions to our members, players and supporters. •Seek and encourage feedback from members and deliver the club’s objectives. •We are renowned for our high quality AFL clientele re club functions. •We are motivated quality people who work as draftees. 2. Maintain Quality Growth and Development in Zones via one team. •We are co-tenants at Fremantle Oval with the the District Model •We will work to deliver maximum returns on the Fremantle Football Club. •Foster an atmosphere of inclusiveness to encourage club’s assets and investments •We are developing an infrastructure to become participation from a wide range of groups both social and •We will preserve our Heritage, Traditions and a high performance organization. cultural. Brand, •We are the states best developers of Aboriginal •To promote the SFFC as a “Centre of Excellence”. •We adhere to WAFC and WAFL governance talent. 3. To Embrace the Club’s Ethos requirements. •Our junior participation rates are above the state average. •Display the Mission and Ethos prominently. •Use the Club Slogan and Ethos where applicable in We have the Best Branded Club in the WAFL South Fremantle FootballClub2009YEARBOOK decision making. and will grow from strength to strength. •Establish and maintain a code of conduct which is •We produce an environment in which but… compatible with the club’s ethos. individuals can excel. 4. Continue to be a competitive force at all levels. •We value and respect all our stakeholders. •Our sub lease does not allow us the income streams •Continue support of Warriors program. •We continue to seek ways to improve. of a head lease. •Employ Talent Development Officer. •Our sponsors value an ongoing relationship. •There is a perception that we are adequately •Maintain contact with AFL players so the SFFC is their •We communicate our objectives and compensated for sharing the oval. first choice when their AFL career is over. encourage participation and feedback •We have been unable to reach agreement with the FFC regarding profit sharing commercial 5. Develop our Elite Talent to AFL Standard. •We keep our staff informed and empower them arrangements. •Assess identified players in areas assessed at the AFL to make decisions. •We need to continue to seek new members and major draft camp. •We accept responsibility and accountability. and minor sponsors. •Establish football program targeted towards 16, 17, and18 •Leadership and Discipline is our strength. so… year olds to increase draft opportunities. •We Care and Respect the SFFC Family. How do we measure and progress?

25/11/09 11:47:52 AM AM •Departments to submit action plans based on the Club’s How do we maintain our competitive agreed strategies, present updates on those plans at each We will review this document annually and advantage on and off the field? monthly Board meeting. update strategies as required for our future. 9 2009MARKETING & SPONSORSHIP REPORT Corporate Classic The move away from the Esplanade Hotel Marketing & Sponsorship Committee The Fremantle/Cockburn Gazette was Fremantle proved very popular with the This year the committee was chaired by the winner of this years Corporate Classic members and will become an annual event Santo Merenda and included directors draw. in the social calendar. Don Pasqua, and Anthony Van Der Wielen, with assistance from Drew Mazalevskis and Christine Sutherland and Stephanie Cole Membership Gavin Jahn. were delighted with the exposure gained A huge increase in membership numbers through the jumper signage of the 2009 was experienced in all areas this year and President Haydn Raitt and director premiership club. this was largely due to the inclusion of Terry Dean were also present at various Peter Bell, Jeff Farmer, Jaymie Graham meetings. One of Fremantle’s most renowned and Theo Adams being signed up early in eateries on the Cappuccino Strip “Gino’s” DON PASQUA the pre season and the excellent value for and Phil Tweddle from PK Tweddle were Director money our membership offers. the consolation prize winners. Congratulations to Craig Thompson of Seacorp on winning the early bird prize of a table of ten to the Anzac Day Derby. DIAL A DRY CLEANER Sponsorship & Ironing Service The marketing and sponsorship committee was very active this year in attracting new Winner sponsors to the club for the fi rst time, Australian Dry Cleaner of the Year the list includes: DTMT Constructions, Q 2006 - 2007 Contracting and Plasterwise, The Gate Bar MINIMUM PICKUP and Bistro, Chooks Fresh & Tasty Coogee, 9313 8383 3 ITEMS WA Hino, Aquanita Racing, Bentley ☎ Ladies $ Mens $ Household $ Crane Hire, Fremantle Freight & Storage, Slacks/Jeans 9.90 Slacks/Jeans 9.90 Blankets Harvey Fresh, Rottnest Express, Tint A Car Skirt mini 8.00 Shorts 8.00 Single 24.00 Fremantle and Tony Ale & Co. Skirt Med & long 9.00 Jacket 10.90 Double 30.00 Our club continues to be well served by a Skirt Pleated quote 2 Piece Suits 20.00 Queen 32.00 Shorts 8.00 3 Piece Suits 26.00 King 34.00 loyal band of sponsors some of whom have 2 Piece Suits 20.00 Business Shirt washed Bedspreads been supporting the club for over twenty 3 Piece Suits 26.00 & ironed 6.50 Single 32.00 years. Jacket 10.40 5 x Business Shirts washed & Double 39.00 The President’s home game luncheons Jacket 3/4 13.50 ironed - folded if req’d 25.00 Queen 41.00 Jacket 3/4 13.50 are great opportunities for sponsors to Coat 3/4 13.50 King 43.00 Coat Full Length 20.00 Coat 3/4 13.50 Doonas network in a most convivial atmosphere Coat Parka Light 9.50 Coat Full Length 20.00 Single 32.00 with “Numero Uno” providing gourmet Coat Parka Med 11.00 Coat Parka Light 9.50 Double 39.00 Italian dishes complimented by premium Cardigan/Jumper 8.00 Coat Parka Queen 41.00 Fosters largers and fi ne wines from Blouse Plain 8.00 Med & Heavy 11.00 King 43.00 Driftwood and Tyrrell’s. Blouse Fancy 9.00 Cardigan/Jumper 8.00 Blouse Silk 10.00 Vest (silk extra) 7.00 All work picked up Special Events Vest 7.00 Tie 6.00 and delivered This year the club’s major special event DRESSES Tie - Silk 9.00 to your home was the “SFFC Indigenous Team of the Plain Short 16.00 or place of work. Century” celebration dinner proudly Plain Long 17.00 We can also quote on all sponsored by DTMT Construction. Plain Short Silk 18.00 Clothing Alterations We also offer: Plain Long Silk 20.00 & All members of the star studded line up Dial A Garment Alteration Service Evening & Ball from $25 cleaning of Leather Items. mentioned below were in attendance Wedding quote Dial A Curtain Dry Cleaner except for Bill Hayward who played for South in 1936/37. Payment by Cash or Credit Card. Quality Banquet Auction Pick up prices the same as our over the counter prices.

This most enjoyable evening was held at 25 Years NO DELIVERY All drycleaning carried out by professionals with Experience the club in the Griff John Function Centre CHARGE over 25 years experience on 22 August 2009. The Dry Cleaner that cleans your clothes is winner of the WA Dry Cleaner of the Year on three occasions - 1999, 2000 and 2005.

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147132 Annual Report 09.indd 10 25/11/09 11:47:53 AM 2009OUR CLUB Situated opposite the historic Fremantle Markets and the bustling Cappuccino Strip the club overlooks Western Australia’s most popular boutique football ground, Fremantle Oval and the Fremantle Football Club’s headquarters. The club offers a convenient, attractive venue catering for crowds from 50 to 600 people. The Griff John Function Centre has a large wooden dance fl oor and stage and is very spacious. The WJ (Dooza) Hughes Members Bar is ideal for functions catering for crowds from 50 to 200 people. The Legends Bar is a smaller intimate facility which is very popular for cocktail parties. Type of Functions: Weddings, Engagements, Anniversaries, Birthdays, Wakes, Reunions, Sundowners, Christenings, Seminars, Trade Days, Quiz Nights, Wind Ups, Dinner Dance, Club Dinners, Xmas Parties, Baby Showers, Poker Tournaments, Boxing, Gala Balls, Cocktail Parties, Hens Nights, Bingo, Meetings & Presentation Nights. Disabled Access: Yes Parking Available: Yes Technical Facilities: Microphones and Lectern, Projector and Screen, White Board, TV with DVD/ VCR Player, Adjustable Lighting, In House PA System

Function Room Details Name Of Room Cocktail Banquet Theatre Indoor/Outdoor Oval Views Griff John Function Centre 600 450 600 Yes Yes W.J (Dooza) Hughes Bar 200 120 200 Yes Yes Legends Bar 100 50 80 Yes Yes

Contact Details Contact Person: FUNCTIONS MANAGER Address: Fremantle Oval, Parry Street, Fremantle Phone Number: 9430 4653 Email Address: [email protected]

Members Night Every Friday night is “Members Night” starting from 5.00 pm and continuing until 8.00 pm. Members have the opportunity to mingle and network, enjoy free nibbles, free members draws as well as other raffl es all in the comfort of an air-conditioned bar with drinks at “Happy Hour” prices. Important announcements are made by the President, with team selections during the football season.

Pre Match Function Our very successful entertainment package for all Pre Match Function at all home games will be on again in season 2010. The package inclusive of entry, ice cold largers, premium wines, soft drinks and a succulent buffet. Sweets, tea and coffee will be served at half time. Tickets must be purchased one week prior to the home game.

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147132 Annual Report 09.indd 11 25/11/09 11:47:53 AM SOUTH FREMANTLE FOOTBALL CLUB (INC)

2009 CORPORATE CLASSIC THANKTHANK YOUYOU FREMANTLEFREMANTLE “The Premier Family Club” FREMANTLE GAZETTE was the winner of the 2009 Corporate Classic. The players were delighted to have FREMANTLE GAZETTE on the front of our playing jumpers as well as the advertising and hospitality package for being a Major Support Sponsor. Consolation winners were Gino’s Café and PK Tweddle. Sea Corporation Pty Ltd won the early bird prize.

The club would like to thank all of our sponsors listed below for their donations.

Accuweigh Pty Ltd Fremantle Fishing Tackle Newport Hotel Acton Fremantle Fremantle Freight & Storage Numero Uno Café Admiral Printing Fremantle/Cockburn Gazette P & G Body Builders Pty Ltd Armando’s Sports Gino’s Café Perth Finance Centre Anchor Paint Place Grant Chiropractic Perth Metalworks APM Group Lawyers Pty Ltd Guardian Pharmacy Hamilton Hill Perth Pak Aussie Portables Pty Ltd Homestyle Salad Makers PK Tweddle Avanti Glass Humich Realty Pride Industries Bacich Smash Repairs Inspirations Paint & Colour Raine & Horne Commercial Beta Spuds Instant Waste Management Redfox Technology Britton’s Formal Wear IWD Pty Ltd RH Roofi ng Service Broady’s Beverage Services Janart Drink Consultants Ryan’s Quality Meats CAI Consulting Jeffrey, L Accountants S & D Jewellery Workshop Carter Shrigley Johnson Pittorini John Garland International Scotty’s Fruit & Vegetables Cash Converters International Kingston Cabinet Makers Sea Corporation Cricket and Football Shop Lakis Construction Seaview on the Terrace Denning Deane Commercial Lawrence Business Management Shepherd’s Newsagency Lawyers Light Base Pty Ltd South Fremantle Garden Centre Dimattina Coffee LRC Quality Homes Spices Catering Elders Freeway South Macri Partners Spring Into Fitness Empire Financial Group Mal Atwell Indoor Leisure Group Standout Signs Empire Margaret River Mega Motors Stevbro Pty Ltd Empire Property Solutions Melville Cooling Service Stripe Master FAJ IT Services Merenda Group Tint A Car Fremantle Farrington Drycleaners Metro Lintels Titan Ford Ferrari Formalwear Miner’s Right Pty Ltd Tyrrell’s Wines FLN Commercial Repairs Mouse Promotions Vassallo Corporation Pty Ltd FLN Spraypainting Myaree Ceramics Vince Favazzo Mechanical Repairs Fremantle Ceramics Pty Ltd Needhamair Warrens Menswear

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147132 Annual Report 09.indd 12 25/11/09 11:47:53 AM SOUTH FREMANTLE FOOTBALL CLUB (INC) PO Box 368 Fremantle WA 6959 Phone: (08) 9335 1555 Fax: (08) 9430 4143 Email: [email protected] Web: www.sffc.com.au ABN 62 379 082 609

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147132 Annual Report 09.indd 13 25/11/09 11:47:54 AM 2009SFFC VICTORY

WAFL League Premiers

WAFL Reserves Premiers

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147132 Annual Report 09.indd 14 25/11/09 11:47:54 AM A delighted Jaymie Graham and son Hudson celebrate the spoils of Retiring dual Premiership player and Life Member Ray Smithers fl anked victory by Josh Head and Daniel Gilmore

Ashton Hams 2009 Simpson Medallist Jeff Farmer and Peter Bell proudly display the Premiership Cup

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147132 Annual Report 09.indd 15 25/11/09 11:47:54 AM 2009PAST PLAYERS AND OFFICALS REPORT Congratulations to both the League and Reserves teams on all the people who provided food and refreshments during the winning their respective premierships and providing the club with year. the ultimate reward. Their efforts on and off the fi eld have been I would also like to thank Rodney Higgs, our barman, who once outstanding. again did a great job, also Vida Dunstan and Sheila Greer for their The aim of our group is to assist the club and players wherever support by providing sandwiches. I would like to thank Bob Bright and whenever possible. This year we were involved in supporting for his support and also to coordinating the Presentation Night the club to provide club jackets to all league and reserves meal for the State School Boys and Girls teams which were hosted players, support staff and coaches. Thank you to the members by SFFC this year. Over 300 people attended the night. Thanks and businesses who contributed to the sponsorship of a jacket. to Peter Dougan for organising the golf trip to Goomalling in July Thanks must go to Don Pasqua who organised the jackets. and also a bowls day at Spearwood Dalmatinacs which was held in October. We also purchased an exercise bike for the players rehabilitation. With the assistance of the players, we also arranged a raffl e on Finally, I would like to thank other members of our hard working each Saturday home game. This enabled us to give an amount of committee: Barry Smith, Ron Johnston, Ron Greer, Peter Taylor- $3,162 towards the players trip fund. I would like to thank Scotty’s Thorpe, Ray Richards, David Brown, Kevin Saint, Jack Edwards, Allan Wedge and Terry Turnbull. Fruit and Vege, Homestyle Salad Makers and Dorsogna Ltd for their kind donations towards these raffl es. Throughout the year we increased our membership by providing WAYNE DELMENICO an enjoyable environment during the half time break. Thanks to President TROPHY DONORS

Buttery, Steve and Dorothy Centurion Club (SFFC) Collard Family Cornwall, Isla Cricket & Football Shop Culver Family Dean, Terry and Dianne Favazzo Engine Reconditioning Gino’s Café Guardian Pharmacy Hamilton Hill Hankinson Family Harper, Harold and Phyllis Heathcote, Brian and Merle Homestyle Salad Makers House Committee (SFFC) Hughes Family Ingraham, Doug, Wendy and Kath Lorrigan, Rayma Martinovich, Chris and Eileen Mayor of Fremantle McGuinness Family Mihaljevich, Len and Fran Nonna’s Dolce Vita Oceanus Restaurant Past Players and Offi cials (SFFC) Pavecom Scania Australia Pty Ltd Shearer Family Warrens Menswear

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147132 Annual Report 09.indd 16 25/11/09 11:47:55 AM 2009 GRAND FINAL PREMIERSHIP PLEDGE Th e South Fremantle Foot ball Club would like to thank the following for their Premiership Pledge.

Acott, Allan Granich, Alex Nie, Alex Admiral Printing Greer, Ron & Sheila Nowland, Dale Allen, Dianna Grljusich, Judy Nye, Bert Atkinson, Tom Gulley, Christine O’Meara, Brian Bacich Smash Repairs Hall, Terence Outhwaite, Simon Barbarich, Dennis Hayes, Jeremy Owens, Brian Barrett, Rod Heron, Geoff P & G Body Builders Barrett, Steve Hersey, Jim Papasergio, Clare Baskerville, Val & Clive Hughes, Paul Parry Family Bond, Eileen Inglis, Denis Petersen Boys Brindley, John Johnston, Ron Raitt, Haydn & Sue Cant, Brian Joske, Hal Ravlich, Tony Christie, Jim Kelly, Des Reid, RHJ Ciccotost, Marge Kelly, Marlene Ricci, Alf Comenos, Paul Kennedy, Judith Ricci, Dom Cox, Russell Klix, Rick Ridley, Terry Cramp, Geoff Kristancic, Anna Robertson, Ian Cuccovia, Matt Ladec, Marc Rogers, Bob Cumming, Craig Lee, Arthur Ryan, Greg Dans, Rikki Lonsdale, Rose S & D Jewellers Day, Bill LoPresti, Tony Smith, Trevor Dean, Terry & Diane Lucanus, Barry & Sandra Stopher, John & Leonie Dell’Olio, Gino Lumbus, Vin & Lin Street, Ian & Tresna Delmenico, Wayne Lutey, Fred Taylor-Thorpe, Joshua Dicker-Lee, Ashley MacKay, Ian Tonkin, Eric DiPrinzio, Adam Maher,Tom Trengrove, Helen Dorey, Wayne Marshall, Gordon Trigwell, Josh Downing, Maggie Matera, Wally Turnbull, William Eacott, Gordon & Thelma Maumill, Bob & Sabrina Viskovich, Max Edwards, Jack McGuinness Family Walsh, Darren Ellement, Denise Meakins, Diane Warnes, Terry Erbe, Kevin Megaw, Michael Watson, Mick Fowler, Ernest Merkel, Mike Whitfi eld, Greg Franklin, Des & Barbara Metro Lintels – Peter Johnson Willis, Mick Garcia, Joan Mocerino, Edmund Wilson, Bill Gloede, Ric Morrow, Nancy Winkless, David Gould, David Nevin, Lawrie Woodgate, Richard Graham, Geoff Newton, Pat & John Woodley, Noel

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147132 Annual Report 09.indd 17 25/11/09 11:47:55 AM WHEREWHERE AREARE THEYTHEY NOW?NOW? Roy and Pam, Ruby, Ron and Sheila …… build a Bulldog tradition

At the last ‘home’ derby I attended the Roy’s great uncle, Otto Kelly, was Captain In 1957/8 he was inaugural Secretary/ pre-match luncheon proudly wearing my of our club playing 30 games (Cap No. Manager of South’s Thirds (Colts); 1959 ‘SFFC- The Premier Family Club’ T-shirt. I 136). Between 1927-31 Roy’s father, joined SFFC committee; league selector love being at South. The atmosphere at Jack ‘Trotter’ McGuinness, played 79 1960. Then after many years assisting SF pre-dinner drinks, as usual, was terrifi c, the matches (Cap 422) and also captained the Junior Council was appointed Life Member people warm and friendly and there was side. Undoubtedly the most outstanding of South in 1969. During the next 35 years a feeling of confi dence that our players statistic at South involves Roy’s wife, he held a variety of positions, including would perform against a vastly improved Pam… who represents three generations Chairman of Colts (four years) and and unbeaten East Fremantle, our of South Fremantle Life Members. Pam interchange steward 1994-2003. Roy has traditional rival. won Life Membership in 1998 after many, recently been honoured with his name on many years of hard work on the ladies the interchange bench. Roy sadly passed My wife, Caroline, and I were randomly away in February just a few days short of allocated seating at the luncheon between committee; her father, Claude Law, was rewarded in 1943 after some 32 years his 80th…a lifetime of wonderful service to truly legendry South people, Ron and Sheila our great club. Greer and Pam McGuinness. Both had as club Secretary, Committee member, recently lost loved ones, great South people vice president fund-raiser and delegate; Ron & Sheila Greer and Ruby Wilson who had dedicated a lifetime to South Son, Lorne was honoured in 2005 for Ron, Sheila and Ruby’s association began Fremantle. Pam was on her fi rst trip back to his dedication and reliability as Trainers’ with South in 1957 where they assisted the club after the passing of husband Roy Assistant. Lorne is now in his nineteenth with Hilton Park under 16’s in our junior and Sheila and Ron were battling the loss year as club helper. comp. Each had a son, Gary, playing and of a great mate and long time South helper, And still there’s more. Pam’s mother, Thelma Ron was President and both ladies assisted the extremely popular Ruby Wilson. Law, donated 20 valuable years to South’s in the canteen, at players’ teas and selling raffl e tickets. The coach was a very young My immediate thoughts went out to the Ladies committee and son Brad spent 15 years in a variety of roles from Colt’s John Todd but after injuring a knee he was wonderful work done by Ruby and Roy replaced with South former player Kyffi n statistician and runner to League runner, over some 50 odd years. Then how could Miller. one leave out the Greers’ with more than a Team Manager and Chairman of Selectors. A couple of years later the boys moved 100 years of combined service, particularly As a youngster Roy would always get onto South playing Fourths (under 19’s), as Sheila and Ruby worked identical paths. to Freo oval early to meet his idol, Clive Colts and Reserves before both playing This is why we have such a wonderful Lewington, as he got off the tram in South their fi rst league matches in 1963. Gary club… the volunteers who dedicate their Terrace. He would assist Clive off the tram life for the betterment of South. We need Wilson (Cap 859) played eight league and carry his bag into the ground with games and Gary Greer (Cap 851), 169 to recognise and appreciate the work done pride and get into the ground free. All boys by all of these marvellous South people. matches with South, including the 1970 were rewarded with free entry for lumping Premiership… he was rewarded with Life This story is a tribute to all who have a league player’s bag on match days. volunteered to assist our wonderful club. Membership in 1981. Roy played just two league matches (Cap Probably we should amend the “Where Are In the meantime the mothers were now 718) in 1949 during the ‘Golden Years’ of helping at South. Among their many They Now” banner for this our fi fteenth South and played 79 Reserves games. He issue…we all know that Ron and Sheila duties, Ruby and Sheila were preparing proved his outstanding talent by being afternoon tea for sponsors’, guests’ and are never away from our club and that runner-up for the 1950 Prendergast medal Ruby and Roy are probably overseeing the directors’ on match days, sandwiches for for the best player in the competition. ‘Bulldogs in the Heaven’ matches starring the reserves and league teams, arranging However it was tough for any little fella to greats like Bernie, ‘Scrano’, ‘Big Dave’, players teas and selling raffl e tickets in crack a league game in that era with the ‘Loafer’, ‘Bones’ ‘Big Boots’ and crew… between. Sheila was quick to respond to likes of Steve Marsh, Harry Carbon and the excellent help from Myrtle Williams, Their contribution to South represents Barry White to compete with. Jess Leslie and Anna Riddell. Sheila was something like 200 voluntary years of Roy continued his connection with honoured with Life Membership in 1983. service in a club that’s slightly more Fremantle Ex Scholars FC which awarded than 100 years old. Fantastic effort and “Today Marion Reid and her team of him with Life Membership in 1954 the wonderful dedication! helpers are arranging afternoon teas and same year he won Life Membership of the food for special occasions”, Sheila said. Roy McGuinness Fremantle Ex-Scholars Association. He also “They do a fantastic job. However, Vida The McGuinness association with South helped in the formation of North Fremantle Dunstan and I supply sandwiches for the is sensational, dating back to 1905 when Amateur FC and was captain in 1956. Past Players half-time get together.”

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147132 Annual Report 09.indd 18 25/11/09 11:47:55 AM Sheila spoke with great emotion when the ‘Car Club’ for 42 years… a terrifi c fund The message from Pam McGuinness was describing her great mate, Ruby. “She raiser for South with an annual car-raffl e. strikingly similar. “Dad took me to South loved South Fremantle. She was very when I was very young. He was assistant popular with players, supporters and Ron has been honoured with Life secretary to Frank Harrison and I can trainers. We worked together as good Membership of the WAFL for his services remember helping dad by cutting all South teams do until Ruby decided at 90 that was to football, particularly South Fremantle. stories from the newspapers and pasting enough. She was 96 when she passed on.” You can still catch Ron and Sheila any Friday them into a club scrapbook. Born in Fremantle, Ruby was rewarded with selling raffl e tickets to members at the “Roy also had an early start at South, Life Membership of both South Fremantle entrance to our club. Make sure you enter carrying Clive’s bag and helping his father (1982) and the Fremantle branch of the through Greer’s Gate a tribute to their as property man between 1938-41. Labor party. She has been quoted as saying: wonderful service to South. There’s only one “The people of South have been my saviour. thing missing…their great mate Ruby’s not “So we can sincerely say with pride South I’ve done my part for the things I love.” with us to fold the raffl e tickets as she has has been our life. The Premierships have so diligently done for many, many years. been great but we truly treasure the Ron Greer has served just about every lifetime of friends we have made among position at South from Premiership When asked for their favourite ever players, members and supporters of our President (1980), Director, Trustee to raffl e South player Ron said ‘Toddy’ but Sheila fabulous club.” ticket seller and dishwasher. interrupted and corrected him, “We don’t have any favourites. We love them all”. This story of wonderful dedication to our He joined South in 1947, was appointed to club is no ‘lone ranger’. There are dozens the committee in 1963 and was President “South Fremantle has been our life”, Ron of similar stories of hard work and sacrifi ce for the 1980 Premiership, after Norrie said. for the mighty ‘red and whites’. Through McDonald resigned through ill health. In Then Sheila added, “Yes we’ve had a this column we thank you all…please take 1971 he was awarded Life Membership. For wonderful life and if we had our time all a bow…you deserve it. fi ve years he was a Trustee of our club and over again we wouldn’t change a thing. was President of the Social Club for some Particularly our time at South, we’ve got time. Ron played a major role in running friends for life.” BY COLIN BEARD

2009 AUCTION DONORS

Admiral Printing Glen Iris Public Golf Course Rosie O’Gradys Anchor Paint Place Goodchild Enterprises Rottnest Express Apollo Bicycle Co Greenslades Pet & Garden Supplies Royal Fremantle Golf Club Armando Sports Guardian Pharmacy Hamilton Hill Ryan’s Quality Meats Avanti Glass Harvey Fresh S & D Jewellery Workshop Beaconsfi eld Community Pharmacy Hillarys Harbour Resort Apartments Salmark Promotions Beaurepaires Homestyle Salad Makers Scania Australia Pty Ltd Beta Spuds Howson, Bronte Seaview on the Terrace Biltfi rm Furniture Pty Ltd Hoyts Cinemas Shepherd’s Newsagency Café Styles Hair Studio Instant Waste Management SJM Sports Pty Ltd Carroll-Jung Public Relations Jandakot Liquor Store South Fremantle Garden Centre Char Char Bull Restaurant Lightbase Pty Ltd South Street Ale House Chic Cosmetics Lolly Shop Fremantle Spices Catering Chooks Fresh & Tasty Coogee Lotterywest Spring Into Fitness Classique Imports M2 Technology Standout Signs Coca-Cola Amatil Mainpeak Australia Stripe Master Cricket & Football Shop Mal Atwell Indoor Leisure Group TAB Sportsbet Crystals Surf & Skate Media Tonic The Finishing Touch Gallery Dimattina Coffee Metro Lintels Dome Cafe Metropolis Fremantle The Gate Bar & Bistro Dorsogna Limited Moondyne Joe’s Hotel The Left Bank Bar & Café Driftwood Estate Wines Mower City Hamilton Hill The Shearing Shed Esplanade Hotel Fremantle Myaree Ceramics Tint A Car Fremantle Farrington Drycleaners Needhamair Titan Ford Melville Ferrari Formalwear Norfolk Hotel Fremantle Toyworld Shop Fosters Australia Offi ce Tools Tyrrell’s Wines Fremantle Fishing Tackle Paddington Ale House Valentine’s Camera House Fremantle Leisure Centre Paintball Skirmish Perth Warrens Menswear Fremantle Tram Tours PK Tweddle Pty Ltd West Australian Football League Fremantle/Cockburn Gazette Player Sports Betting Willie Creek Pearl Farm Gibbo’s South Street Auto Parts R & L Merlino Furniture Importers Workforce Clothing Pty Ltd Gino’s Café Radio 6PR

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147132 Annual Report 09.indd 19 25/11/09 11:47:56 AM 2009SOUTH FREMANTLE WOMEN’S FOOTBALL CLUB – PREMIERS 2009 The Bulldogs have set new standards in season 2009. Following on Four Bulldogs players were inducted into the WAWFL State from their inaugural 2007 season high of a Grand Final appearance, Development Squad and they will join players from other clubs in the Bulldogs in only their third season played Joondalup Falcons special training sessions and games on top of their club duties next in the replay of the 2007 Grand Final to forge a well deserved year. Those players are: Emily Chamberlain; Mel Thomas; Sheridan premiership victory over our traditional rivals. Gore and Heidi Schlesniak. It will be a great opportunity for the girls to bring the upgraded skills they develop back to the club so Starting the 2009 home and away season as the visitors on that the whole team can benefi t. Sunday 19 April, South Fremantle Bulldogs took on the Joondalup Falcons in a close encounter in the opening round of the Western Assistant coach and founder of the club, Jenna Allomes will join Australian Women’s Football League Second Division competition. the WAWFL State Coaching Development Squad which is a fantastic achievement for her and the Bulldogs. Round one was to set the scene for the remainder of the season with a nine point loss to South Fremantle inspiring the girls onto On 6 September, the opportunity came for the Bulldogs to make bigger and better things. amends for their nine point loss to Joondalup in the 2007 Grand Final. South Fremantle resoundingly beat Coastal Titans in the With many new players joining the stalwarts from the fi rst season Second Semi Final and met third placed Joondalup at Lathlain Park and those with one season’s experience under their belts, it was in the big match. It was a hard fought game but the Bulldogs came amazing to see how the team bonded together to become a force out on top, winning the 2009 Grand Final by 10 points. in 2009. There was also the added experience of former AFL player Scott Chisholm who took on the coaching duties for the season. At the clubs Presentation Night Emillee Chamberlin was voted Best and Fairest for the 2009 playing season, followed closely by Chae Highlights during the season included a clinical win against Salbie. Other awards went to Heidi Schlesniak and Jessica Aspinall Claremont in which the Bulldogs scored 207 to Claremont’s nil and who drew for leading goal scorers, Coach’s Award went to Erica some tough matches against Coastal Titans and Joondalup. The Chisholm, Most Improved Lauren D’arcy, Clubman Kyra Jeffrey and Bulldogs fi nished the home and away season as minor Premiers President’s Award to Chae Salbie. ahead of Coastal Titans, winning 12 out of 15 games with only two losses and Round 11 against Joondalup called a draw due to a lack Well done to all the players, coaching staff and offi cials for putting of umpires to offi ciate at the game. together a fantastic season. The team’s success could not have occurred without the support of the South Fremantle Football Within that superior record the Bulldogs strung together nine Club, our sponsors and the many volunteers, family and friends consecutive victories between rounds 2 and 10 inclusive – the who supported the club throughout the season. We look forward club’s longest winning streak! to seeing you all again next season to show our skills and team It was wonderful to see fi rst year Bulldog Emilee Chamberlain take spirit once again. out the Rising Star award and runner up in the Fairest and Best for Division 2 at the Western Australian Women’s Football League Presentation night. Other Bulldogs also polled very well in the Composed by Richelle Gornik, medal count including Chae Salbie and Mel Thomas. Publicity and Promotions SFWFC.

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147132 Annual Report 09.indd 20 25/11/09 11:47:56 AM When you’re at the top 2009 WARRIORS the only way is down... FRONT ROW(L-R): Mario Breglia, Kieran Mooney, Troy Higgins, Ben Stone, Nathan McCallum, Zachery Tier, Adam Carter, Jacob Brown, Jason Maskos SECOND ROW (L-R): Ryan Cox, Samuel O’Neill, Shannon Burnett, Joel Kelly, Steven Verrier, Bevan Torrent, Jesse Joachim, Daniel McComb, Brandon Davies, Robert Thompson THIRD ROW OFFICIALS (L-R): Cameron Liddle, Tony Kelly, Peter O’Neill, Linton Davies, Paul McGrath, Arthur Maskos, Mark Pashby, Jason Ireland, Zac Smith, Gino De Bari, Sam Maskos, Peter Robinson BACK ROW (L-R): Haiden Schloithe, Ivan Borich, Jacob O’Dea, Brendon Ahchee, Tighe Drayton, Myles Bolger, Shane Kersten, Callum Jakovich, Clinton Ireland, James Mortimer, Jack Floyland, ... the Fremantle Prison Tunnels Jordan Warwick, Brett Hard Being in a team isn’t just about playing football. Build your team up with a Fremantle Prison experience.

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147132 Annual Report 09.indd 21 25/11/09 11:47:56 AM 2009 COLTS O THE MIGHTY 2009 COLTS FRONT ROW(L-R): Fabian Riley, Johnson Taylor, Jacob Martinez, Tyler Caldwell, Brandon Matera, Jamie Athanassiou, James Matkovich BULLDOGS! 2ND ROW (L-R): Boyden Griffi ths, Nick Carlson, Mitch Carter (Vice Capt), Jesse Maiorana (Co-Captain), Adrian Ricciardello (Co-Captain), Anthony Collica (Vice Capt), Peter and his team Aaron Elms, Mitch Grygorcewicz at the Hamilton 3rd ROW (L-R): John Jones (Property), Hill Pharmacy IGA Jason Burton (Football Manager), Michael Hays (Assistant Coach), GYM STARLING RD Jack Roberts, Adam Feeney, Andrew Pruiti, are proud to Neil Mildenhall (Coach), Laurence Collard, Anthony Van Manen, Emma Payne (Trainer), Harry Drygan (Interchange Steward), support the ROCKINGHAM RD CAR Daniel Vidovich (Assistant Coach), David Slack (Trainer) boys in their PARK 4TH ROW (L-R): Maddie Graham (Trainer), Lew Turner (Team Manager), Ryan Mauricio, Jarrod Parry, quest for glory LEDA ST Alex Wyatt, Barton Thompson, Ben Newton, John Wake, in 2010! John Athanasiou, Warrick Andreoli, Sam Holder, Jesse Hayes (Trainer), Paul Abbott (Assistant Coach), Guardian Pharmacy Hamilton Hill Charlie Ricciardello (Liaison Offi cer) A: 51 Rockingham Road, Hamilton Hill BACK ROW (L-R): Liam Joyce, Brendon Gulley, Ryan Klause, Matthew Jones, Damian Hayward, Lloyd Skinner, Nick Borovac, T: 9335 1495 F: 9335 1468 Mason Hill, Mitch Kennedy

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147132 Annual Report 09.indd 22 25/11/09 11:47:58 AM 2009COLTS REPORT 2009 was a year of ups and downs starting the year with a good Adrian Ricciardello, Ben Newton and Anthony Collica were solid win over Swans and fi nishing it the same way. Unfortunately selected in the WAFL colts team of the year. at times in between we lost our way and when the fi nal siren In 2009 Jarrod Parry, Mitch Carter, Damian Haywood and sounded in the last game we needed to kick eight more points to Anthony Collica were selected for the AFL draft screening. make the fi nals. To put everything into perspective for the season we fi nished equal third on 52 points 0.9%behind Swans and Brandon Matera was promoted to make his league debut and Perth, one game behind Peel on 56 and one further back behind Damien Hayward to Reserves. Both played in a premiership with the eventual premiers Claremont on 60. Fifty two points would the reserves. have seen us fi nish on top in 2008! Further to this it was pointed out to the group at our wind up It is not all gloom and doom in the colts kennel however and that 19 of the 22 Reserves premiership players and 15 of the 22 whilst our goal of a colts premiership for the club was not League premiership players have come through our colts system achieved we did further develop and unearth some incredible so it is proof of the good work of the club and its support staff. talent for the future of the South Fremantle Football Club. On a more personal note a special mention is to be made to one In 2009 we had fi ve WAFL State 18’s players Damian Hayward, of our co-captains in Adrian Ricciardello who led the competition Anthony Collica, Lloyd Skinner, Brandon Matera and Dylan with 64 goals for the season. Bairstow and other players in the initial talent squad and A special thank you to our trainers Emma, Jesse and Maddi, Dave subsequently cut being Anthony Van Mannen, Mitch Carter, and Aleric and the continued support and guidance of club head Matthew Jones and Jarrod Parry. trainer Swervin Mervin and physio Greg Wootton. Thanks to Les This was a vast improvement from 2008 where we only had one Fabre for the fi tness and physical presence work through out the selected in the squad and another four considered in the initial year and to Sam Arthur in rehab to get the players back to fi tness talent squad. and training quickly. In 2009 Brandon Matera was selected in the All Australian Team. Our property men Jonesy and Sandy even though you get a bit grumpy you do a great job and the colts would not be the same In 2009 we had Ben Newton and Brandon Matera selected for without you guys. Thanks! the Australian Institute of Sport Programme. The team manager Lew Turner and his assistant Harry for completing all of the game day formalities, Player Liaisons Offi cer Charlie Ricciardello for his efforts and assistance to Lew on training nights and the players on game days, Jeff and Janine for providing usable stats every week for us to work. Thanks to the assistant coaches Paul Abbot and Glen Wright looking after the midfi eld, Michael Hays with the forward line and Daniel Vidovich for taking the back line and completing the game day running duties along with Andrew Maiorana. Finally thank you for the ongoing support and direction of the Jason Burton and Mick Athanasiou through the year and to board members Tom Bottrell and Peter Christie as well as Terry Dean and the President Haydn Raitt who managed to get to most games throughout the year, thank you and your presence was certainly acknowledged by the boys. In closing I hope all members and supporters have a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year and see you in 2010.

NEIL MILDENHALL Colts Coach

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147132 Annual Report 09.indd 23 25/11/09 11:47:59 AM 20092009 RESERVESRESERVES ITAN ORD T F DL14002 We Give You More! FRONT ROW(L-R): Brandon Matera, Josh Walley, Nick Paine,  Experienced Team  Great Deals  Quality Vehicles Nathan Street, Brett Stanford, Hayden North, Joel Palumbo, Cory Dell’Olio, Gerard Wilkie Personal & Business Finance SECOND ROW (L-R): Chris Martinovich (Chiropractor), Available Lukas Teague, Adam Guglielmana, James Taylor, Troy Ditchburn, Luke Bairstow, Corry Amato, Matthew Leece, Sam Fielding, Peter Matier (Team Manager) 3RD ROW (L-R): Jason Burton (Football Manager), Marty Bos (Trainer), Rhianne Carlton (Trainer), Doug Weston (Trainer), Toby Bairstow, Michael Ganzer, Garry Fuller (Coach), Adam McIntosh, Daniel Easter, Carl Micale (Coach’s Assistant), Caitlyn Drygan (Trainer), John Jones (Property Assistant) 4th ROW (L-R): Les Olivieri (Runner), Greg Townsend (Assistant Coach), Matthew Callaghan (Runner), Huge incentives for Club Members for New & Used Ashton Hams, Nathan Phillips, Tyler Hall, Mark Miller, Cars, Service, Parts & Merchandise. Paul Ransom, Andrew Siegert, Gavin Campbell, Mathew Michael, Contact Kevin Cornell Premiership Sandy Cuccovia (Property), Reece Adams, Greg Wootten (Physio) Player and Club Life Member on BACK ROW (L-R): Adam Doughty, Fred Boni, Scott Delmenico, 0418 908 541 for a special deal on Leigh Kelly, Adam Costello, Damian Hayward, Wade Rawlings, your next new or used vehicle. Chris Bossong, Nick Groenenberg Titan Ford - WA’s Premier Dealership and Proud Sponsors congratulate the Bulldogs on their premiership win 2009.

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147132 Annual Report 09.indd 24 25/11/09 11:47:59 AM 2009RESERVES REPORT The senior squad enjoyed incredible success in 2009, and the Congratulations must go to all of the trophy winners – Joel achievement of dual premierships made all of the hard work Palumbo, Corry Amato, Sam Fielding, Luke Bairstow and more than worth it. Like all those involved, I have many special Matthew Leece – for their outstanding efforts in a premiership memories of Grand Final day, but the efforts behind the triumph year. stretched back to the previous season, when the necessary Finally, and most importantly, I applaud the players for their foundation was laid. ongoing enthusiasm in the pursuit of improvement over the The club acknowledged some key areas that required year. Many players developed a healthy self belief and it was improvement and set about resolving these issues in a highly very satisfying to watch them take on challenges with greater effective manner. Key players were recruited, the players’ confi dence. Obviously, being in a winning team helps this, training facilities were upgraded, fi tness and rehab personnel but the ongoing challenge of training in a competitive and were added, and player leadership skills were developed. Over professional squad has driven many of the Reserves group the past 18 months the club has facilitated positive growth in all to strive for improvement. I congratulate you all on a highly of these areas, which has resulted in a senior squad that is better rewarding and successful season. equipped to meet the on-fi eld challenges. The Bulldogs Reserves completed a remarkable season by GARRY FULLER winning the Grand Final in typical workman-like fashion. In Reserves Coach tough conditions, the players withstood enormous pressure before taking control late in the game, a trait that was displayed regularly over the course of the season. Our home and away record was 17 wins and only three losses, the largest being by fi ve points from a kick after the fi nal siren! With many highlights and gutsy performances throughout the season, their second semi fi nal effort against the Sharks ranks as one of the best. All the things that made them such a strong team came together in that game, as they dominated their opponents physically and mentally in an effort that really set up our Grand Final win. Throughout the season 51 players represented the Bulldogs standout Reserves and, with an average age of 21 years, the challenge that lies ahead for many of these players is to continue to improve and signs to forge a League career in a very talented squad. If their level of professionalism, commitment and unity can be sustained then the future looks very positive for our club. Sustained success comes from strong support, and the Reserves players were well catered for James Bridle and Darren McPartland ensured that fi tness and rehabilitation programs were of the highest quality. Greg Wootton, Merv Lockhart and the medical personnel carried out their duties in a highly professional manner, keeping the players on the oval for when it really counted. Once again Ron, Sandy, Carl and John made sure that the players and coaches had everything they needed at training and on match days, and our statisticians provided quality information that assisted players’ improvement. I received great support from my assistants Greg Townsend and the only choice for Nathan Ritchie. Greg took control of the team in my absence in high quality signage June, a period in which he now claims a “world record” for the team’s 108 point victory over Claremont! Les Olivieri and Matt Callaghan carried out their duties as runners with enthusiasm and professionalism, hardly missing a training session along the way. Their dedication and friendship is much appreciated. And Peter 9409 9641 Matier’s organisational excellence once again provided stability under pressure in his role as team manager. Finally, I must thank 47 Berriman Dve Wangara Haydn Raitt and the board for their ongoing support throughout [email protected] the year.

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147132 Annual Report 09.indd 25 25/11/09 11:48:01 AM 20092009 LEAGUELEAGUE TEAMTEAM FRONT ROW(L-R): Peter Bell, Kyle Hams, Joel Palumbo, Cory Dell’Olio, Toby McGrath (Capt), Ray Smithers (Vice Capt), Jeff Farmer, Brandon Matera, Ashton Hams, Gerard Wilkie SECOND ROW (L-R): Jason Burton (Football Manager), Chris Martinovich (Chiropractor), Rhianne Carlton (Trainer), Marty Bos (Trainer), Adam Guglielmana, Kris Miller, John Dimmer (Coach), Paul Mugambwa, Toby Bairstow, Ron Porter (Head Propertyman), Caitlyn Drygan (Trainer), Garry Fuller (Reserves Coach), David Slack (Interchange Stwd), Greg Wootten (Physio) THIRD ROW (L-R): Darren McPartland (Rehab/Runner), Les Olivieri (Runner), Carl Micale (Coach’s Asst), Brett Stanford, Tony Mollica (Team Manager), Theo Adams, Nathan Street, Nathan Phillips, Daniel Gilmore, Mark Miller, Troy Ditchburn, Lukas Teague, Reece Adams, Craig White, Doug Weston (Trainer), Hayden North BACK ROW (L-R): Tony Walters (Asst Coach), Nick Groenenberg, Chris Bossong, Sam Hunt, Leigh Kelly, Jaymie Graham, Scott Delmenico, Callum Wilson, Josh Head, Andrew Siegert, Andrew Stone (Coach’s Asst)

2009VALE – DR E R (DICK) REID

Our club was very fortunate that Dick decided to join the Kelso the club’s medical room was offi cially renamed the “Dr E R (Dick) Medical Group in 1967 and work with our club doctor Ernie Reid” room. Hodder. A tribute to Dick could not be written without a special mention An admirer of team sports, Dick joined our club medical of his second wife, Marion who was always around to give Dick team that year and went on to serve for the next thirty three her moral support and join him in giving outstanding service as consecutive years retiring in 1999. a member of the Ladies Fundraising Committee for which she was given the ultimate honour of Life Membership of the club in Dick was a fatherly fi gure, a comedian and an excellent GP, all 1999. wrapped in one. Dick passed away on the eve of our grand fi nal victory against His commitment to the players health and well being extended to Subiaco. Our victorious Reserves and League premiership players their immediate families and he was the delivery man for many of and the coaches and support staff wore black arm bands on the players children, including both of mine. grand fi nal day as a passing tribute to one of the club’s greats. Dick’s outstanding contribution to the club was recognised in 1979 when he was bestowed Life Membership and in 1999 when

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147132 Annual Report 09.indd 26 25/11/09 11:48:01 AM 2009LEAGUE REPORT As the league coach of the South Fremantle Football Club I can and successful AFL career arrived back at the club where they safely say that as a group we have achieved a fantastic result for started their football journey. Their arrival had an immediate the 2009 season. To be successful in the manner that we have impact on the playing group. Expectations rose as to what could requires a great deal of hard work from a number of people be achieved by the seasons end and a general positive energy dating back over many years. Victory in the league and reserves that was already at the club increased further. The return of Grand Finals is not something that is achieved in one season Jaymie Graham also gave the club a player of immense character alone. and ability who was a full time South player. The arrival of Chris Bossong was also a noteworthy acquisition late in the year. His The players involved in the senior squad have been developing ability to hold down key positions gave the side greater balance their skills and game awareness over many years. A premiership in the big games. is a culmination of the effort put in over these years. In this regard a special mention should be made of all the junior coaches Once again the club was well lead by our designated leaders in who put in many hours in our zone as well as those who have Toby McGrath and Ray Smithers. I don’t think you would be able helped develop the recruits we have attracted to the club in the to fi nd two more proud players after the Grand Final. Toby as the last few seasons. Above all else, however, it is the commitment, Premiership Captain and Ray as a retiring two time premiership perseverance; positive attitude and work ethic of the players player and now qualifi ed for Life Membership of the Club. who formed the squad from which the grand fi nal teams were Whilst the season was very much about winning a premiership selected that are to be applauded. There are times during the some noteworthy individual performances were also rewarded season when players are tested mentally and physically. Those at the Fairest and Best Night. Kris Miller is to be congratulated who passed these tests have been rewarded in the best possible for his consistent season with his win in the Hughes Medal (an way in 2009. even bigger highlight in a Premiership year). Peter Bell’s second Football is truly a team game and to single out individuals is placing shows just how much of an impact he had on the playing diffi cult, however, I would like to acknowledge the efforts of side of things and to Toby for his third place indicates the value our leadership group, made up of Toby McGrath; Ray Smithers; of the Captain both on and off the fi eld. Jamie Graham; Craig White; Ashton Hams and Sam Hunt. Their I mentioned early in my report that the players who were able desire to want the best for the club and the playing group to stay the distance were rewarded with a premiership. It is, was apparent in the way they conducted themselves and how however, a diffi cult selection dilemma that faces coaching staff they communicated with the players in their groups. A special when there are more players available for selection that places accolade should also be given to Tom Bottrell and Peter Worsfold in the teams. In the league side we were forced to make two for their efforts in developing and nurturing this group. changes from our winning second semi-fi nal side. A special Key players can make a big difference in a premiership season mention needs to be made of Toby Bairstow and Hayden North and the club worked particularly hard during the off season to who both went back to the reserves and tasted premiership lure some of these key players to the club for 2009. In particular success at that level. I speak of Peter Bell and Jeff Farmer, Two players with a long To all the coaching staff, team managers, medical staff, property staff, fi tness and rehabilitation staff, statisticians and numerous other volunteers, well done on a fantastic effort over the season. Without your help in so many ways we would not have been able SMASH REPAIRS to achieve what we have this year. To our front offi ce staff well done on a great year with a particular well done to Jason Burton who has been of great help during the PANEL & PAINT SPECIALISTS year and has really grown into the job of Football Manager. Our Board of Directors are also to be commended for their tireless efforts in taking South to the top of the tree. Without • Baked Enamel Specialists their commitment to see the club reach number one both on and Car O-Liner off the fi eld, we, as a coaching staff, would fi nd it more diffi cult to • see the players achieve what they have this year. All Insurance Work • As one season concludes another unfolds. 2010 is not far away and we need to be ready for another assault on the Premiership. We will retain the core group of 2009 and with some emerging PETER & EVAN younger players ready to push for regular league selection we are in a sound position. The challenge for every one in the club is to 155 Rockingham Rd Hamilton Hill WA 6163 taste success again through a committed effort on all fronts. PHONE: 9418 1764 FAX: 9418 5690 EMAIL: [email protected] JOHN DIMMER Coach

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147132 Annual Report 09.indd 27 25/11/09 11:48:02 AM 2009WJ HUGHES MEDAL COUNT

A smiling Don Pasqua presenting the Premiership Captain Toby McGrath 3rd Vanessa Cornwall with Peter Bell winner Jessica Aspinall president of the womens Warren Medal to Ray Smithers for Best Best & Fairest and President of the past of the Norrie MacDonald Memorial football team enjoying the nights Clubman players Wayne Delmenico Award for runner-up Best & Fairest festivities

An injured Sam Fielding holding up his trophy for 3rd Emma Culver and Cory Amato winner of the Ray and Reserves Coach Garry Fuller congratulating Luke Best & Fairest, the Harold Harper Award Doris Culver Award for courage & perseverance Bairstow on winning the Players Award

Peter Worsfold and Tom Bottrell with 100 games players Peter Worsfold and Tom Bottrell with Nick Groenenberg, Retiree Ray Smithers presented with the match football Hayden North and Andrew Siegert Joel Palumbo and Brandon Matera who received their for his 150th game fl anked by greats P. Worsfold and League Achievement Award T. Bottrell

Evergreen Tony Mollica displaying Ten Two very happy Premiership teams years service certifi cate

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147132 Annual Report 09.indd 28 25/11/09 11:48:02 AM Brad Collard and Boyden Griffiths Dorothy and Steven Buttery sponsors of Doug Ingraham with Jarrod Parry winner Cory Dell’Olio winner of the Shearer/ recipient of the Collard Family the S&D Jewellery Award of the Dave Ingraham Memorial Medal Hankinson Award for Most Promising Encouragement Award for the Best & Fairest Colts player Player being congratulated by presenter Laurie Ferris

Joel Palumbo winner of the Roy McGuinness Medal 2005 Premiership Captain David Gault with Theo Adams Doig and Simpson medallist Ashton Hams for Best , Best & Fairest Reserves with Lorne and Bradd winner of the Neil Lewington Medal, Best player in the player in the grand fi nal with David Gault McGuinness second semi fi nal

2009PLAYER DEVELOPMENT OFFICER REPORT SFFC “Warriors development Program 2009: in all areas. The Players were exposed to quality coaching and The newly created position of Player Development Offi cer was education programs along with the opportunity to play and implemented by the SFFC with board approval, in conjunction develop their skills and knowledge to a higher level than they with recommendations from the WAFL high performance are able to attain at community levels. The SFFC supported by academy. The PDO role responsibilities are mainly centred on the development committee led by Mr. Peter O’Neill worked talent and the delivery of talent programs, and the administration very hard to provide the funds that are required to run a quality functions of all the talent programs. program. To our major Sponsors Woolworths the fresh food people, Tony Ale, Seacorp, Hamilton Engineering, we must say a The SFFC Warriors development program covers our 14/15/16s huge thank you and we look forward to your continued support of junior player ranks, and these programs run from December junior development. through to mid October. The SF Warriors program includes a WAFL carnival involving all WAFL clubs. Players are selected from Following the WAFL 16s carnival program four players were our metropolitan, district and regional areas (UGS and Gascoyne selected to represent WA at State level: Shane Kersten, Steve regions). Verrier, Brendon Ah Chee (“Jim Hurst” Medal Best player award for the 16s carnival), and Myles Bolger. 16s Carnival/WAFL Program: Our SF 16’s Warriors development squad played fi ve games The SF Warriors 16s development group completed a tour of starting in March, and completed in late April. The team was Melbourne in July, which included a group of 38 players and eight coached by head coach Arthur Maskos and a team of assistants adults made up of SFFC delegated staff: PDO, Development including Jason Ireland, Mark Pashby, Paul McGrath, Sam Maskos, chairman, and coaching staff. The tour gives the best young and team manager Peter Robinson. The players were rotated into players in our district and regions a chance to observe and many unfamiliar positions and acquitted themselves very well in all be exposed to the rigors and life of an elite football player games. playing in the AFL. Our Development squad played two games against quality opposition, providing the coaches and PDO the Our Chairman Mr. Peter O’Neill provided the program with a opportunity to identify which players have the potential and what staff of volunteers that were organized and very professional (Continued page 28)

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147132 Annual Report 09.indd 29 25/11/09 11:48:04 AM areas require work for the individuals and the group of players to District Manager Bradd Gardiner and YDO Louise McKenry improve and develop. Our squad performed very well winning accommodated the group and worked hard all season to keep the convincingly against St Monica’s College and, narrowly going development program heading in the right direction at all times. down to Xavier College senior squad. The players also attended Future trends and possible directions: three quality AFL games and watched a couple of the AFL clubs In partnership with the WAFL and the high performance academy go through a training session. Brad Hardie, a past SFFC Bulldog programs SFFC players selected into the state academy programs champion player spoke to the boys about opportunity and life at will be fully supported, in the form of mentoring/leadership/ a prearranged dinner to enlighten the players and provide them strength and conditioning programs, and to further develop with information and ideas, along with many humorous stories on the players more video analysis will be conducted at our club past Bulldogs and AFL champions. by senior players and coaches to enhance the game sense of 14/15s WAFL Carnival: individuals and the groups. The players will be required to access Our 14/15s carnival consisted of four teams of thirty players a website and complete daily templates to monitor workloads and selected and invited from all our districts and regional centres type of strength, and conditioning training undertaken. Coaching to represent SFFC at this level. The teams all played some great will be heavily invested in and many Clubs and coaches under football and we again expose our developing young players to our umbrella will have to lift to achieve the required minimum fi eld positions that they may have never before have played in. standards set for all groups on and off the fi eld of play. With Our coaches were: Daniel Vidovich, Jason Ireland, Sam Saffi oti, our district and zones providing more and more players the and Darrin Bryden, each team consisted of three assistants and development program will have to expand its network to maintain a team manager who all work tirelessly to provide a safe and the quality and training ethos towards development of all players professional environment for the players to develop their football selected into our squads. skills and knowledge. Special mention to the players selected In Conclusion: into the WA State schoolboy’s squad: Sean Lynch, Sam Rundle, The SFFC and DFDC have worked very hard to provide all our Michael Marriot and Adam Carter. Jayden D’Vauz was also stakeholders with the necessary training and quality programs selected by the AFL and Kick start tour of South Africa as part of a to ensure the development of our junior football players and leadership development program provided to rising young players that coaching staff are meeting the required levels to build on with indigenous heritage. the SF Warriors development programs provided. We continue Country / Regional Servicing: to provide a pathway and opportunity for players and coaches The SFFC and the DFDC worked hard to provide the UGS and to enhance their skills, and to make our club the “Premier the Gascoyne regions with coaching courses and development Family Club” a model for others to follow. The work that all our sessions to all talent squads as selected in their own regions. volunteers and elected delegates put in over a season is amazing, Training sessions were conducted at Williams and in Narrogin; our without the assistance, and help of all these people our program 14/15s development squad played a match at Williams in June. would not be as professional and well organized as it is. The SFFC During the season we travelled to the Exmouth and the Carnarvon and the DFDC, and I personally would like to say thank you to region twice to identify any potential players and hold school all concerned, and I look forward to the season ahead and the clinics to promote the SFFC and the WAFL pathway. continued improvement of this fantastic program. The UGS Rams development squads were guest of the SFFC Good luck and all the best for the season ahead. during country week in July and performed very well in all matches with some standout performers who we invited back MICHAEL ATHANASIOU to be a part of our 14/15s carnival later in the year. The SFFC Player Development Offi cer

OBITUARIESOBITUARIES

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147132 Annual Report 09.indd 30 25/11/09 11:48:05 AM 2009SUPPORT STAFF

Lorne McGuinness

Merv Lockhart 20092009 SUPPORTSUPPORT STAFFSTAFF FRONT ROW(L-R): Jesse Hayes (Trainer), Sandy Cuccovia (Property), Marty Bos (Trainer), Ron Porter (Head Property), Caitlyn Drygan (Trainer) BACK ROW (L-R): Doug Weston (Trainer), Rhianne Carlton (Trainer), Maddie Graham (Trainer), Chris Martinovich (Chiropractor), Greg Wootten (Physio), Emma Payne (Trainer), John Jones (Property)

2009CORPORATE GOVERNANCE/SOCIAL REPORT CLUB BUSINESS PLAN CLUB JACKETS This year, in partnership with our As stated in last year’s Annual Report the club was in the process Past Players and Offi cials, we were of developing and adopting a new business plan. This has now able to present our senior players been completed and accepted by the board with directors and and support staff with new club the CEO signing off on the document. jackets. Our thanks to all of the Central to the plan is the further development of the club’s members who contributed and “Premier Family Club” culture together with its attendant Aims to Wayne Delmenico and Bob and Ethos. It has been acknowledged by other WAFL club that Bright and the Past Players who so South Fremantle is unique within the competition in having a strongly supported this initiative. clear statement of our culture. WJ HUGHES MEDAL COUNT Emphasis is also placed on the continued development of club This year we made some changes personnel, included employees, directors, volunteers and players. to the format of the evening and these seemed to be well The board’s commitment to the plan will ensure that we remain accepted by the very good crowd in attendance. One of the to the fore as a professionally managed WAFL club. highlights of the evening was the audio visual presentation which featured the coaching staff’s “Home of the Brave” theme leading WEB SITE into the fi nals. It is pleasing to announce that the club’s partnership with Notre Dame University has enabled us to obtain the services of two The Hughes family have been a wonderful supporters of the club post graduate students to further develop the club’s web site. over many years and we are very appreciative of their strong They will be assessing the site as it currently operates and setting representation on the night. up procedures to ensure it provides our members with the best possible means of online communication into the future. TERRY DEAN Director

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147132 Annual Report 09.indd 31 25/11/09 11:48:05 AM 2009DISTRICT DEVELOPMENT REPORT The South Fremantle District Football • Introduced a “Safe Clubs for Kids” • This year saw some record numbers Development Council in 2010 has pilot for all clubs, where each club for participation at many centres and achieved some encouraging results. We has a reporting offi cer and procedure events. The annual ‘Bulldogs of the have consolidated our participation manual for any cases of child abuse. This Future’ Auskick Gala day saw over 600 numbers to be the healthiest District in will predominantly be a preventative enthusiastic players brave the cold and the state. Our focus this year has been measure which we hope no club needs windy conditions to join some of their on ensuring all players have a quality club to use but is part of a quality risk favourite Bulldogs players to play a and environment to play and enjoy their management program which the District round robin of games under lights at football in. We have also ensured that is rolling out Fremantle Oval. A big thanks to NAB our clubs have the capacity to handle the and Harvey Fresh, whose support • Have formed a partnership with the intake of the large infl ux of junior players ensured the future stars had a sausage South Metropolitan Public Health Unit coming through. sizzle and fresh juices available to in Fremantle to form a program which recharge after showing off their skills. Club, Facility and Volunteer Development will provide a healthy environment for were 3 key areas which we aimed to all families involved with the SF District • Eight after school and two All-Girl achieve some quality outcomes this year as well as assisting clubs to engage Auskick centres were run in 2010, which and I think we have. We had 158 key local, state and federal funding which saw over 450 x 5-12 year olds join in, senior and junior stakeholders attend our is available when clubs provide these many of them fi rst time footballers. The club development night which is a key healthy environments six week programs are designed to teach component of our Quality Club rollout in basic skills and footy rules, with each • Sent out 4500 District Dirt newsletters at 2010 which will see all clubs on a bronze, participant receiving an Auskick footy start of year to promote registration day silver, gold program. This will assist all pack fi lled with AFL goodies. Thanks to and inform participants and families of clubs to ensure that their clubs are using our trusty team of after-school coaches new and emerging programs best practice strategies and ensuring they who ran these sessions, without them it remain sustainable. • This year saw over 70 coaches become would not have been possible to give accredited in Auskick, Youth or Senior this many schools the opportunity to We have been working very hard with each coaching, with a further 13 expanding host these programs. of the 6 Local Government Councils which their coaching skills by gaining a Level encompasses the District to develop a • Despite some inclement weather, our 2 accreditation. Of those, 5 have gone facility plan which will see the best result enthusiastic Auskickers turned out in on to coach at the next level with the for football over the next 10 years. We force again for the second gala day of South Fremantle Development Program. have secured a number of new facilities the season. Hosted for the second year With the addition of our coaching co- and upgrades to existing ones moving by the Forrestdale JFC, it saw over 400 ordinator in Jason Ireland, and Player forward, which will be integral in capturing children participate in a fun fi lled day Development Offi cer Michael Athanasiou the new populations that we have moving of footy. The weather couldn’t dampen to the SFFC, the district was able to into our District. Our relationships with the spirits of the players as they slipped assist coaches and clubs as needed in local and state governments have never and slided their way through a round the fi eld. The addition of Jason to the been better and we will continue to build robin, ending with some fantastic food DFDC has been fantastic, as his hard on the success of these relationships. and drink by the Forrestdale canteen work within the district means coaches, staff and parent volunteers. Thank you Our Volunteer Development Program old and new, are getting more support to the club, especially Co-ordinator received a shot in the arm at the start of and opportunities as they require. Leanne Shadbolt and all the committee 2009 when we were successful in receiving • Next year sees the introduction of our members for making this a wonderful a volunteer grant from the federal ‘Coaches Program’. A new initiative, day. government. The $55K enabled us to it sees more resources, seminars and provide BBQ’s, Gazebo’s, Line Markers, • Overall, our Auskick programs are support available for those coaching in Patio Heaters and $33K worth of Caltex thriving after several years of signifi cant the South Fremantle District. Our aim fuel cards to our clubs. All clubs used the growth. This wouldn’t happen without is to ensure our coaches get the best fuel cards to reward and recognise the dedicated volunteers, parents and our possible opportunities to further their key volunteers within their organisation, hard working Auskick Co-ordinators skills and learn new techniques to raise which we all know is a key component in of all our junior clubs, without you this the bar within the district. retaining and recruiting quality people wouldn’t be possible. to fi ll these volunteer roles. We also held 2. Promoting and Managing Growth a function for our key stakeholders at • Increase in schools participation in all the WAFL GF to thank our key clubs and • Megan O’Mara and Adrian Ricciardello of the WAFC competitions, including volunteers for their efforts in 2009 and were our in school and after school clinic Eagles Cup, Smarter than Smoking Cup, watch the mighty bulldogs rack up two coordinators this year and they did an and Belt – Cup. fl ags. outstanding job completing our schools • It was a successful season for the district, program In general it was a great year for which saw many of our schools and development and I will now detail some of • District conducted over 255 clinics in our teachers win awards and competitions. the main achievements: schools, reaching over 30,000 students. Congratulations to Forrestdale Primary for winning the state-wide ‘Design a 1. Continuous Improvement in • Started a new Auskick Centre in the fast Jumper’ competition, Winthrop Baptist Environment and People in the growing suburb of Hammond Park and for their STS Girls cup win and boys District secured an oval and a facility plan with grand fi nal appearance, CBC for their the City of Cockburn to accommodate SportsReady cup win and our Eagles Cup • Conducted Club Development Night the predicted large participation rate for winners. with 158 volunteers in attendance. The the club night involved a 3 course meal and • Our School Ambassadors have once sessions with topics such as Volunteer • Record number of teams in our STS again done some fantastic work within Development, Best Practice Strategies, Cup (years 8 and 9’s) and Belt Up Cup the district, with one of them being Multicultural participation and Child (years 11 and 12’s), 14 and 12 teams recognised as the State Primary School Protection. respectively. Ambassador of the Year. 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147132 Annual Report 09.indd 32 25/11/09 11:48:05 AM Primary teacher Gary Gough was Mates” is the catch cry for the program • Upper Great Southern Rams competed honoured for his work with both his which we hope will see plenty more Paul in the Country carnival in the July school school and the district in 2009, a well Mugambwa’s at South’s in the near future. holidays and were all richer for the deserved award for someone who puts experience. This year we have managed to secure $50k many hours of his own time to promote • Assisted the UGS Rams with their and run our great game. per annum over 3 years to have Russell based at the WA Football Commission Country Carnival weekend through 3. Reaching new Populations where he will manage the Multicultural training sessions at Fremantle oval and portfolio for the entire state. development sessions at Santich Park Female Football: We wish Russell all the best and thank him A huge thank you must go to the • This year saw South Fremantle become for his quality contribution as an employee volunteers who sit on all our Development the fi rst District to provide a full pathway and a person – well done! arm bodies. To have the calibre of people to girls aged 5 and up. The addition of such as Rob Taylor, Graeme Smith, Shane a team into the Youth Girls Carnival saw 4. Player Retention Harding, Sharon Greengrass, Robyn Elms, the fi nal age barrier break down, and Sheryl Ward, Sue Ireland, Nicole Hughes, • Focus on youth coaches in regards to will be used as a launching pad for the Richard Liedtke, Gary Gough, Adrian quality and accreditation proved to be inaugural South Fremantle Youth Girls Lacquiere and Mal Hooper is an honour successful, with strong numbers seen in a season in 2010. and we would at a loss without them. majority of youth teams. • This year saw another new addition To Mike, JB, Amelia, Kirsty and crew for • Conduced a number of High School to the DFDC, with Nicole Hughes all their help at the front offi ce, we thank Recreation Football Programs this becoming the Female Football Rep you for all your support and team building year which we hope will keep more for the district. She has been involved efforts. in every aspect of female football this participants involved in 2010 Thank you to all Junior Clubs for all their year, especially our Auskick and junior Country Servicing programs. She has been integral in support for the year. It is essential to our getting our fi rst ever Youth Girls team • Secured up to $20k from Great Southern core business in development that we off the ground, and along with Megan Fuels in Lake Grace and Flight Centre have a strong and sustainable partnership O’Mara has coached every age group, Garden City to provide fl ights and fuel with our junior colleagues and we do passing on her skills and knowledge to cards for our young and talented country appreciate the outcomes achieved by the our next batch of superstars. stars when they travel to SFFC and ply committees and volunteers out there in their talents club land. • One of the highlights of our programs this year was the opportunity to play half • Provided football reports for the UGS South Fremantle District Football time at an AFL match during Women’s Development has achieved some amazing • Conducted clinics at all 6 schools in the results this year and we must commend Round. It saw 60 Auskickers and 22 Gascoyne junior girls from our programs play in Louise McKenry’s efforts in her second front of a sell out crowd at Subiaco Oval. • Conducted training sessions with the year as Development Offi cer and Jamie It was a fantastic opportunity to promote Gassy Bulldogs development squad and Eggers our Development Trainee on the female football in WA and the Bulldogs identifi ed up to 7 players for Warriors mountain of work they have competed this Girls did us proud year – well done! • Conducted a level one accreditation • 2010 sees us continue building on the course for 6 coaches over two nights in Looking forward to seeing you all soon. foundations we have laid in the past 3 Carnarvon years to have female football become a BRADD GARDINER permanent part of our fi xtured junior and District Development Manager youth season. The launch of the ‘Pink Packs’ enticed many girls to try football for the fi rst time and we hope these girls continue to rise through the ranks at their chosen junior clubs. Multicultural Program Russell Higgins has done a fantastic job in his fi rst 12 months of his position. At the end of 2008 the District Development Department applied to Department of Sport and Recreation for funding which would further enhance our already successful Multicultural Program. In May last year we were successful in our application for funds to the tune of $70,000, which would help fund a full time Community Multicultural Offi cer for a period of up to 18 months. Russell Higgins is the result and was appointed in August of last year and is based out of the South Fremantle District Development Offi ce. 2009 STATISTICIANS & OFFICIALS FRONT ROW(L-R): Sue Gurney (Stats), Tracey Hall (Stats), Alan Powell (Stats), Russell’s main objective is to use Aussie Rules Football to integrate new Felix Smetana (Stats), Anna Kristancic (Stats) and emerging cultures into the wider BACK ROW (L-R): Harry Drygan (Colts Interchange Steward), community. Turn “Classmates into Team Sue Jones (Reserves Interchange Steward), David Slack (League Interchange Steward)

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147132 Annual Report 09.indd 33 25/11/09 11:48:05 AM LEAGUE AWARDS Malseed, Tim 3 Miller, Mark 3 2009 Murphy, Ryan 3 Matera, Brandon 2 Delmenico, Scott 3 Hayden, Roger 1 WJ Hughes Medal Phillips, Nathan 1 Duffi eld, Paul 1 Fairest & Best Player Thornton, Scott 1 Hall, Brent 1 KRIS MILLER Groenenberg, Nick 1 Palumbo, Joel 1 Stanford, Brett 1 N MacDonald Memorial Trophy S & D JEWELLERY AWARD Runner Up McGrath, Toby 18 LEAGUE GOAL SCORERS PETER BELL Miller, Kris 17 Wilson, Callum 46 Hams, Kyle 14 Dell’Olio, Cory 34 Past Players & Offi cials Trophy Farmer, Jeff 14 Farmer, Jeffrey 31 3rd Best Player Smithers, Ray 13 Mugambwa, Paul 27 TOBY McGRATH Bell, Peter 13 Murphy, Ryan 23 Hunt, Sam 12 Graham, Jaymie 19 S & D Jewellery Award Mugambwa, Paul 11 Phillips, Nathan 18 Outstanding Performance Adams, Theo 11 Adams, Theo 17 TOBY McGRATH Gilmore, Daniel 11 Smithers, Ray 13 North, Hayden 9 Bell, Peter 13 Culver Family Award Ugle, Keren 8 Miller, Kris 12 Courage & Perseverance White, Craig 8 Siegert, Andrew 11 CORRY AMATO Wilson, Callum 8 McGrath, Toby 11 Bossong, Chris 8 Bairstow, Toby 10 Warren Medal Graham, Jaymie 5 Ugle, Keren 9 Best Clubman Wilkie, Gerard 5 Head, Joshua 8 RAY SMITHERS Bairstow, Toby 4 Hunt, Samuel 6 Adams, Reece 4 Hams, Kyle 6 Shearer/Hankinson Award Head, Josh 4 Groenenberg, N 6 Most Promising Player Hams, Ashton 4 Adams, Reece 6 CORY DELL’OLIO Dell’Olio, Cory 3 Guglielmana, Adam 5 Gugliemana, Adam 3 Malseed, Timothy 4 John Gerovich Trophy Groenenberg, Nick 2 Gilmore, Daniel 4 Leading Goalkicker Duffi eld, Paul 2 Delmenico, Scott 4 CALLUM WILSON Delmenico, Scott 1 North, Hayden 3 Wilkie, Gerard 2 Neil Lewington Medal LEAGUE GAMES PLAYED Matera, Brandon 2 Best Player in the 2nd Semi Final McGrath, Toby 22 Hams, Ashton 2 THEO ADAMS Miller, Kris 22 Duffi eld, Paul 2 Smithers, Ray 22 Ditchburn, Troy 2 Ron Doig Medal Graham, Jaymie 22 White, Craig 1 Best Player in the Grand Final Adams, Theo 22 Thornton, Scott 1 ASHTON HAMS White, Craig 22 Teague, Lucas 1 Hunt, Samuel 22 Street, Nathan 1 W J HUGHES MEDAL COUNT Mugambwa, Paul 20 Miller, Mark 1 Miller, Kris 64 Hams, Kyle 20 Hayden, Roger 1 Bell, Peter 52 Delmenico, Scott 20 Bossong, Christopher 1 McGrath, Toby 49 Dell’Olio, Cory 19 Graham, Jaymie 43 Gilmore, Daniel 18 2009 SANDOVER MEDAL VOTES Hunt, Sam 43 Ugle, Keren 16 Graham, Jaymie 26 Hams, Kyle 41 North, Hayden 16 Miller, Kris 23 Gilmore, Daniel 35 Bairstow, Toby 16 Smithers, Ray 23 Smithers, Ray 33 Bell, Peter 14 McGrath, Toby 21 North, Hayden 29 Head, Joshua 14 Hams, Kyle 16 Bossong, Chris 27 Wilson, Callum 14 Wilson, Callum 15 Ugle, Keren 26 Farmer, Jeffrey 13 Hunt, Samuel 14 Adams, Theo 25 Hams, Ashton 13 Mugambwa, Paul 14 White, Craig 22 Adams, Reece 13 Gilmore, Daniel 13 Wilson, Callum 22 Siegert, Andrew 12 Bell, Peter 11 Farmer, Jeff 20 Wilkie, Gerard 10 Farmer, Jeffrey 11 Head, Josh 14 Guglielmana, Adam 9 Dell’Olio, Cory 10 Siegert, Andrew 11 Malseed, Timothy 9 Bairstow, Toby 5 Dell’Olio, Cory 11 Phillips, Nathan 9 Wilkie, Gerard 4 Adams, Reece 11 Thornton, Scott 8 Adams, Theo 3 Mugambwa, Paul 10 Bossong, Chris 8 Murphy, Ryan 3 Hams, Ashton 9 Street, Nathan 8 Duffi eld, Paul 2 Duffi eld, Paul 8 Murphy, Ryan 7 Gugliemana, Adam 2 Wilkie, Gerard 6 Groenenberg, N 6 Head, Joshua 2 Bairstow, Toby 4 Teague, Lucas 4 Siegert, Andrew 2 Guglielmana, Adam 4 Ditchburn, Troy 3 Hams, Ashton 1

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147132 Annual Report 09.indd 34 25/11/09 11:48:06 AM Beresi, Gregory 13 Taylor, James 1 RESERVES AWARDS Guglielmana, Adam 13 North, Hayden 1 2009 McIntosh, Adam 12 Wilkie, Gerard 1 Roy McGuinness Medal Hall, Brent 12 Page, Dean 1 Fairest & Best Award Miller, Mark 12 Bossong, Chris 1 JOEL PALUMBO Michael, Matthew 12 Fielding, Samuel 11 2008 PRENDERGAST MEDAL VOTES Favazzo’s Engine Reconditioning Award Groenenberg, N 11 Guglielmana, Adam 16 Runner Up Costello, Adam 11 Palumbo, Joel 16 CORRY AMATO Walley, Joshua 11 Adams, Reece 15 Kelly, Leigh 10 Phillips, Nathan 14 Harold Harper Award Malseed, Timothy 10 Malseed, Timothy 12 3rd Best Player Boni, Manfredo 9 Amato, Cory 11 SAM FIELDING Ganzer, Michael 9 Bairstow, Luke 10 Teague, Lucas 9 Siegert, Andrew 10 Player’s Award Ransom, Paul 8 Teague, Lukas 10 LUKE BAIRSTOW Sgherza, John 8 Hall, Brent 10 McLeod, Michael 8 Dell’Olio, Cory 9 ROY McGUINNESS MEDAL COUNT Wilkie, Gerard 7 Kelly, Leigh 9 Palumbo, Joel 73 Bairstow, Toby 6 Ditchburn, Troy 9 Amato, Corry 51 Adams, Reece 6 Bairstow, Toby 8 Fielding, Sam 44 Campbell, Gavin 6 Paine, Nicholas 8 Street, Nathan 35 Siegert, Andrew 5 Costello, Adam 5 Guglielmana, Adam 32 Easter, Daniel 4 Hams, Ashton 5 Miller, Mark 31 Bossong, Chris 4 North, Hayden 4 Leece, Matthew 31 Matera, Brandon 3 Ugle, Liam 4 Bairstow, Luke 29 Hayward, Damian 3 Wilkie, Gerard 4 Phillips, Nathan 28 Dunkeld, Blake 3 Edwards, Brenton 3 Ditchburn, Troy 27 Dell’Olio, Cory 3 Fielding, Sam 3 Malseed, Tim 23 Dutt, Timothy 3 Stanford, Brett 3 Foster, Mark 23 Ugle, Liam 3 Street, Nathan 3 Bairstow, Toby 22 Hams, Ashton 3 Taylor, James 3 Stanford, Brett 19 Page, Dean 2 Walley, Joshua 3 Adams, Reece 18 North, Hayden 2 Leece, Matthew 1 Kelly, Leigh 18 De Boer, Matthew 1 Matera, Brandon 1 Wilkie, Gerard 16 Delmenico, Scott 1 North, Hayden 14 Farmer, Jeffrey 1 Siegert, Andrew 13 Costello, Adam 11 RESERVES GOAL SCORERS Hall, Tyler 10 Phillips, Nathan 43 Paine, Nick 10 Paine, Nicholas 28 Doughty, Adam 9 Ditchburn, Troy 27 Taylor, James 8 Edwards, Brenton 21 Michael, Matthew 7 Hall, Brent 18 Hams, Ashton 7 Palumbo, Joel 16 Beresi, Greg 6 Stanford, Brett 16 Matera, Brandon 6 Kelly, Leigh 15 Easter, Daniel 5 Groenenberg, N 12 Boni, Fred 5 Michael, Matthew 12 Teague, Lukas 5 Guglielmana, Adam 12 Hall, Brent 3 Siegert, Andrew 10 Walley, Josh 3 Fielding, Samuel 8 Ugle, Liam 2 Street, Nathan 7 Sgherza, John 2 Teague, Lucas 7 McIntosh, Adam 2 Hall, Tyler 6 Edwards, Brenton 1 Beresi, Gregory 6 Delmenico, Scott 1 Matera, Brandon 6 Bairstow, Luke 5 RESERVES GAMES PLAYED Dell’Olio, Cory 5 Palumbo, Joel 21 McIntosh, Adam 5 Bairstow, Luke 21 Bairstow, Toby 4 Amato, Corry 20 Walley, Joshua 4 Leece, Matthew 19 Malseed, Timothy 3 Ditchburn, Troy 18 Adams, Reece 3 Hall, Tyler 17 Hams, Ashton 3 Paine, Nicholas 16 Ganzer, Michael 2 Taylor, James 15 Foster, Mark 2 Street, Nathan 14 Miller, Mark 2 Stanford, Brett 14 Easter, Daniel 2 Edwards, Brenton 14 McLeod, Michael 1 Foster, Mark 14 Leece, Matthew 1 Doughty, Adam 13 Ugle, Liam 1 Phillips, Nathan 13 Farmer, Jeffrey 1

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147132 Annual Report 09.indd 35 25/11/09 11:48:06 AM COLTS AWARDS Bairstow, Dylan 4 Borovac, Nicholas 1 2009 Taylor, Johnson 3 Tucker, Luke 1 Borovac, Nicholas 2 Wake, John 1 Dave Ingraham Memorial Medal Feeney, Adam 2 Martinez, Jacob 1 Fairest & Best Award Wake, John 1 McPhail, Fraser 1 JARROD PARRY Edgar, Blair 1 COLTS GAMES PLAYED Wyatt, Alex 1 City of Fremantle Jones, Matthew 20 Feeney, Adam 1 Mayoral Trophy Ricciardello, Adrian 20 JARROD PARRY Athanasiou, John 19 2008 JACK CLARKE MEDAL VOTES Johnson, Taylor 19 Ricciardello, Adrian 27 SG & RL Lorrigan Trophy Newton, Benjamin 19 Matera, Brandon 20 Runner Up Caldwell, Tyler 18 Caldwell, Tyler 13 ALEX WYATT Elms, Aaron 18 Collica, Anthony 13 Griffi ths, Boyden 18 Elms, Aaron 10 B & M Heathcote Award Wyatt, Alex 18 Parry, Jarrod 10 Best First Year Player Van Manen, Anthony 18 Maiorana, Jesse 9 BRANDON MATERA Parry, Jarrod 18 Holder, Sam 7 Mauricio, Ryan 17 Johnson, Taylor 7 Coach’s Award Holder, Sam 17 Mauricio, Ryan 7 Coach’s Trophy Skinner, Lloyd 15 Hill, Mason 6 BEN NEWTON Hill, Mason 15 Jones, Matthew 6 Carter, Mitchell 13 Bairstow, Dylan 4 House Committee Award Collica, Anthony 13 Wyatt, Alex 4 Best Clubman Borovac, Nicholas 11 Athanasiou, John 2 MATTHEW JONES Hayward, Damian 11 Carter, Mitchell 1 Maiorana, Jesse 11 Griffi ths, Boyden 1 M & F Mihaljevich Award Tucker, Luke 11 Best Team Man Gulley, Brendon 10 JESSIE MAIORANA Andreoli, Warrick 10 Collard, Lawrence 9 Terry Dean Award Matera, Brandon 9 Most Consistent Grygorcewicz, M 8 JARROD PARRY Thompson, Barton 6 Martinez, Jacob 5 Chris Martinovich Award Joyce, Liam 5 Most Improved Player Feeney, Adam 4 JOHN ATHANASIOU Donaldson, Samuel 4 Boughton, Steven 4 Collard Family Indigenous Award Edgar, Blair 4 Encouragement Award Roberts, Jack 3 BOYDEN GRIFFITHS Wake, John 3 McPhail, Fraser 2 DAVE INGRAHAM MEMORIAL Riley, Fabian 2 MEDAL COUNT Coultas, Samuel 2 Parry, Jarrod 90 Morris, Dylan 2 Wyatt, Alex 70 De Sousa, Paul 2 Newton, Ben 65 Maiorana, Jesse 61 COLTS GOAL SCORERS Ricciardello, Adrian 52 Ricciardello, Adrian 64 Mauricio, Ryan 47 Newton, Benjamin 30 Griffi ths, Boyden 46 Matera, Brandon 21 Gulley, Brendan 44 Jones, Matthew 17 Caldwell, Tyler 43 Caldwell, Tyler 16 Matera, Brandon 42 Holder, Sam 12 Athanasiou, John 37 Hill, Mason 12 Holder, Sam 33 Collica, Anthony 12 Van Manen, Anthony 31 Johnson, Taylor 10 Carter, Mitch 30 Carter, Mitchell 8 Collard, Laurence 29 Elms, Aaron 8 Elms, Aaron 28 Andreoli, Warrick 6 Hayward, Damian 22 Mauricio, Ryan 5 Collica, Anthony 20 Collard, Lawrence 5 Tucker, Luke 18 Maiorana, Jesse 5 Hill, Mason 16 Grygorcewicz, M 4 Jones, Matthew 12 Parry, Jarrod 4 Andreoli, Warrick 12 Hayward, Damian 4 Martinez, Jacob 12 Gulley, Brendon 3 Skinner, Lloyd 9 Athanasiou, John 2 Donaldson, Sam 8 Griffi ths, Boyden 2 Joyce, Liam 6 Boughton, Steven 1 Grygorcewicz, Mitch 5 Coultas, Samuel 1

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147132 Annual Report 09.indd 36 25/11/09 11:48:06 AM RECORDS AT A GLANCE 1955 J Todd PAST PRESIDENTS 2009 1956 S Marsh 1900 – 1904 T O’Beirne 1957 A Parentich 1905 – 1908 W Bell FOUNDER HOME GROUND 1958 J Todd 1909 W M Owston Griff John Fremantle Oval 1959 C Hillier 1910 – 1911 M F Plaisted 1912 H E Bolton MLC WAFL PREMIERSHIPS RECORD CROWD 1960 J Sumich 1913 – 1918 A S Putland 1916 Defeated East Fremantle 23,109 v East Fremantle (4 1961 J Todd 1919 J Strong 1917 Defeated East Fremantle June 1979) 1962 G Bow 1947 Defeated West Perth 1963 R Bowe 1920 R McCrutcheon 1948 Defeated West Perth ALL-AUSTRALIAN PLAYERS 1964 G Scott 1921 J Strong 1950 Defeated Perth Steve Marsh, John Gerovich, 1965 K Miller 1922 – 1925 G E Stevens 1952 Defeated West Perth Cliff Hillier, John Todd, Brian 1966 C Beard 1926 – 1927 W Mulligan 1953 Defeated West Perth Ciccotosto, Stephen Michael, 1967 N Cox 1928 – 1930 P J Barry 1954 Defeated East Fremantle Brad Hardie 1968 T Grljusich 1931 – 1932 W Morgan 1970 Defeated Perth 1969 H Mann 1933 – 1939 C Doig 1980 Defeated Swan Districts SANDOVER MEDAL 1970 D Civich 1940 – 1950 J A Polinelli 1997 Defeated East Fremantle WINNERS 1971 R Daw 1951 – 1952 W J Hughes Snr 2005 Defeated Claremont 1928 J Rocchi 1972 T Grljusich 1953 – 1959 F C Fuhrmann 2009 Defeated Subiaco 1937 F Jenkins 1973 F Seinor 1960 – 1961 W J Hughes Snr 1947 C Lewington 1974 B Monteath 1962 – 1966 W J Collins FINALS 1952 S Marsh 1975 R Carson 1967 – 1969 F W Harrison 1900, 1901, 1905 – 1910, 1912 1955 J Todd 1976 J McKay 1970 – 1971 W J Hughes Snr – 1919, 1921 – 1924, 1927 1980 S Michael 1977 S Michael 1972 – 1977 R Hart – 1932, 1939 – 1941, 1945 – 1981 S Michael 1978 S Michael 1978 – 1981 D N MacDonald 1956, 1960, 1962, 1967, 1970, 1986 M Bairstow 1979 S Michael 1982 – 1984 A R Annear 1975 – 1976, 1978 – 1981, 1989 C Edwards 1980 N Carter 1984 – 1990 W Ryder 1983, 1988 – 1990, 1992, 1993, 2005 T McGrath 1981 S Michael 1990 – 1992 W J Hughes 1995, 1997, 1999, 2001, 2004, 1982 B Hardie 1992 – 1996 R Gloede 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 FAIREST AND BEST 1983 S Michael 1996 – 2008 T Dean WINNERS 2008 – H Raitt RESERVES PREMIERS A W WALKER MEDAL W J HUGHES MEDAL 1936, 1952, 1953, 1954, 1985, 1926 J Campbell 1984 N Carter PAST SECRETARIES 1988, 1991, 1992, 2004, 2009 1927 F Fuhrmann 1985 W Matera 1900 – 1902 G John 1928 J Rocchi 1986 M Bairstow 1903 G Matthews THIRDS, COLTS, UNDER 19’s 1929 J Rocchi 1987 S Watters 1904 A Barlow PREMIERS 1930 R Edgar 1988 C Edwards 1905 G John 1970, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1931 C Jennings 1989 C Edwards 1905 – 1907 H Callaghan 2002, 2003 1932 R Edgar 1990 C Collard 1908 – 1910 P Yeo 1933 R Edgar 1991 B Collard 1911 P Russell R P RODRIGUEZ SHIELD 1934 J Ditchburn 1992 W Matera 1912 – 1915 R Tapping 1983, 1984, 1992, 2001, 2004, 1935 J Ditchburn 1993 W Matera 1916 – 1919 W J Coates 2009 1936 N Lewington 1994 P Bell 1920 – 1924 R M Fulton 1937 F Jenkins 1995 S Pears 1925 – 1927 B Morris LONGEST PREMIERSHIP 1938 F Jenkins 1996 J Porter 1928 – 1929 E Willis DROUGHT 1939 F Jenkins 1997 S Pears 1930 – 1938 P Winch 30 years 1918 - 1947 1940 C Lewington 1998 B Bootsma 1939 W J Truscott 1941 A Higham 1999 B Bootsma 1940 – 1941 F W Harrison SUCCESSIVE FINALS 1942 – 1944 SUSPENDED 2000 D Rennick 1942 B Morris 12 (1945 – 1956) 1945 J Reilly 2001 M Clucas 1943 – 1944 C Law 1946 C Lewington 2002 Z Parsons 1945 – 1961 F W Harrison SUCCESSIVE GRAND FINALS 1947 C Lewington 2003 J Byrne 1962 – 1966 J Maffi na 5 (1950 – 1954) 1948 D Ingraham 2004 T McGrath 1967 – 1968 H Hanrahan 1949 L Green 2005 C Jones 1969 D W Bower HIGHEST CLUB SCORE 1950 S Marsh 2006 C Jones 1969 – 1974 K R Smith 40.18 v West Perth (1981) 1951 S Marsh 2007 K Miller 1974 J T Hatton 1952 S Marsh 2008 T McGrath 1975 – 1976 B V Thirley LOWEST CLUB SCORE 1953 B Naylor 2009 K Miller 1976 – 1977 R May 0.4 v East Fremantle (1904) 1954 C Tyson

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147132 Annual Report 09.indd 37 25/11/09 11:48:06 AM PAST GENERAL MANAGERS PREMIERSHIP COACHES 1964 – 1965 R Sorrell John Gerovich 221 1978 – 1980 R May 1916 Bill Coates 1966 – 1968 J Todd John Colgan 220 1981 – 1989 R Harper 1917 Bill Coates 1969 – 1971 H Mann Fred Seinor 219 1989 - 2005 B Ciccotosto 1947 Sir Ross Hutchinson 1972 – 1973 M Atwell Brian Ciccotosto 211 1948 Sir Ross Hutchinson 1974 – 1976 C Beard David Gault 211 PAST CHIEF EXECUTIVE 1950 Clive Lewington 1977 P Johnson Erick Eriksson 210 OFFICER 1952 Clive Lewington 1978 – 1984 M Brown Jack Reilly Snr 204 2005 - B Ciccotosto 1953 Clive Lewington 1985 – 1986 D Haddow Brad Collard 202 1954 Clive Lewington 1987 – 1990 S Magro Tony Morley 200 SIMPSON MEDAL WINNERS 1970 Hassa Mann 1991 S Hargrave Tom Bottrell 200 1947 F Jenkins (WA v Victoria) 1980 Mal Brown 1992 M Brown 1947 E Erickson (Grand Final 1997 John Todd 1993 – 1994 M Watson AFL ALL AUSTRALIAN PLAYERS v West Perth) 2005 John Dimmer 1995 – 1998 J Todd Bruce Monteath 1948 D Ingraham (Grand Final 2009 John Dimmer 1999 A Micale Maurice Rioli v West Perth) 2000 – 2001 P Sumich Mark Bairstow 1950 C Lewington (Grand PREMIERSHIP PRESIDENTS 2002 - 2003 J Northey John Worsfold Final v Perth) 1916 A S Putland 2004 - J Dimmer Nicky Winmar 1952 D Kelly (Grand Final v 1917 A S Putland Peter Matera West Perth) 1947 J A Polinelli WAFL LEADING 1948 J A Polinelli GOALKICKERS David Hart 1953 S Marsh (Grand Final v Glen Jakovich West Perth) 1950 J A Polinelli 1922 H Campbell – 42 goals 1928 A Lawn – 70 goals Peter Bell 1954 C Tyson (Grand Final v 1952 W J Hughes Snr 1953 F C Fuhrmann 1929 A Lawn – 90 goals Jeff Farmer East Fremantle) 1954 F C Fuhrmann 1946 B Naylor – 131 goals Darren Gaspar 1956 T Parentich (Grand Final 1970 W J Hughes Snr 1947 B Naylor – 96 goals Phillip Matera v East Perth) 1980 D N MacDonald 1948 B Naylor – 89 goals James Clement 1970 B Ciccotosto (Grand 1997 T K Dean 1952 B Naylor – 132 goals Final v Perth) WA FOOTBALL HALL OF 2005 T K Dean 1953 B Naylor – 156 goals 1975 S Magro (WA v Victoria) FAME INDUCTEES 2009 H Raitt 1954 B Naylor – 115 goals 1980 M Rioli (Grand Final v 2004 First Game 1956 J Gerovich – 69 goals Swan Districts) R Brentnall 1914 PAST LEAGUE COACHES 1960 J Gerovich – 101 goals 1981 M Rioli (Grand Final v H Campbell 1916 1911 – 1912 J Leckie 1961 J Gerovich – 74 goals Claremont) F Jenkins 1937 1913 – 1920 W J Coates 1977 R Bauskis – 108 goals 1983 M Rioli (WA v Victoria) C Lewington 1939 1921 T Cain 1978 R Bauskis – 81 goals 1983 S Michael (WA v SA) B Naylor 1941 1922 W Craig 1992 C Edwards – 48 goals S Marsh 1945 1984 B Hardie (WA v Victoria) 1923 W McGilvray 1996 J Dorotich – 88 goals R Hutchinson 1947 1986 B Hardie (WA v Victoria) 1924 P Youlden / T Bell 1997 J Dorotich – 107 goals J Todd 1955 1993 M Atkins (WA v SA) 1925 A Haindricks / 2002 Z Parsons – 65 goals J Gerovich 1955 1997 J Dorotich (WA v C Sullivan R Sorrell 1964 Tasmania) 1926 C J Sunderland SFFC LEADING M Rioli 1975 1997 D Hynes (Grand Final v 1927 T Cain GOALKICKERS S Michael 1975 East Fremantle) 1928 C J Sunderland Bernie Naylor 1064 M Brown 1977 2005 T McGrath (Grand Final 1929 N McIntosh John Gerovich 743 v Claremont) B Hardie 1979 1930 – 1931 W Habbard Jon Dorotich 448 J Worsfold 1986 2006 A Hay (WA v Victoria) 1932 R Doig Steve Marsh 448 2005 2009 A Hams (Grand Final v 1933 N McIntosh Ray Bauskis 411 P Sumich 1986 Subiaco) 1934 – 1935 A W Edgar Barry White 321 2006 1936 – 1937 J Jones Brian Ciccotosto 319 P Matera 1987 TASSIE MEDAL WINNERS 1938 – 1939 B Chandler Harry Carbon 305 2007 1983 S Michael 1940 K Shea Brad Hardie 302 D. Ingraham 1940 1984 B Hardie 1941 J Bowe Noel Carter 298 G Grljusich 1960 1986 B Hardie 1942 R Poole Graham Scott 293 G Jakovich 1989 1943 D Smith 2009 BROWNLOW MEDAL 1944 A Davies 200 GAME PLAYERS N Winmar 1983 1985 B Hardie 1945 N Lewington Marty Atkins 266 1946 N Lewington / Tom Grljusich 258 THE AUSTRALIAN NORM SMITH MEDAL J Ditchburn Gary Scott 255 FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME 1981 M Rioli 1947 – 1949 R Hutchinson Frank Treasure 254 S Michael 1992 P Matera 1950 – 1958 C Lewington Stephen Michael 243 J Todd GRAHAM MOSS MEDAL 1959 J Todd Don Byfi eld 239 S Marsh 1998 P Bell 1960 – 1963 M McDonnell Steve Marsh 226 P Matera

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147132 Annual Report 09.indd 38 25/11/09 11:48:07 AM PREMIERSHIP PLAYERS Delmenico, S 2009 Jones, R 1953 Rennick, D 1997 Adams, H 1916 - 1917 Delmenico, W 1980 Kelly, D 1950,52,53,54 Richards, R 1952,54 Adams, R 2009 Dennis, N 1970 Kelly, P 1997 Rioli, D 1997 Adams, T 2005, 2009 Dixon, D 1950,52,53,54 Kelly, T 1980 Rioli, M 1980 Anderton, B 1954 Dorotich, J 1997 Kenny, M 1916 – 1917 Ryan, T 1970 Atkins, M 1997 Dougan, P 1970 Legena, F 1970 Scott, G 1970 Bahen, G 1952,53,54 Duffi eld, P 2005 Lewington, C 1947,48,50 Seinor, F 1970 Barrett, R 1980 Erickson, E 947,48,50,52,53 Lockyer, J 1980 Shaw, D 1980 Beard, B 1947 Farmer, J 2009 Mann, H 1970 Siegert, A 2009 Bell, P 2009 Gault, D 1997,2005 Marsh, S 1947,48,50,52, Sinclair, J 1997 Black, H 1997 Gilmore, D 2005, 2009 53,54 Smith, K 1970 Boot, C 1952,53,54 Graham, E 1947 – 1948 Mason, B 1947,48,50 Smith, N 1950,52,53,54 Bootsma, B 1997 Graham, J 2005, 2009 Matison, J 1948,50 Smithers, R 2005, 2009 Bossong, C 2009 Green, L 1948,50,53 Maxwell, G 1916 – 1917 Stephens, H 1947 – 1948 Bottrell, T 1997 Greer, G 1970 McGrath, T 2005, 2009 Steward, C 1916 – 1917 Brentnall, R 1916 - 1917 Griffi ths, R 1917 McIntosh, N 1916 – 1917 Stewart, B 1950 Byfi eld, D 1953,54 Grljusich, T 1970 McKay, J 1980 Sumich, P 1997 Calder, N 1952 Groom, H 1916 – 1917 McKenzie, L 1916 – 1917 Sweetman, R 1980 Campbell, B 1980 Grose, E 1953 McMahon, G 1916 – 1917 Sykes 1917 Campbell, H 1916 – 1917 Haddow, D 1970,80 Michael, C 1997 Tester, H 1916 Campbell, W 1997 Hams, A 2005, 2009 Michael, S 1980 Thornton, S 2009 Carbon, H 1947,50,52 Hams, K 2005, 2009 Miller, K 2009 Tipuamantamerri, S 2005 Carter, N 1980 Hardie, B 1980 Morley, T 1980 Tomka, F 1970 Ciccotosto, B 1970 Hart, D 1997 Mugambwa, P 2009 Treasure, F 1947,48,50,52, Clark, L 1970 Hawkins, C 1948 Murphy, R 2005 53,54 Clucas, M 2005 Hay, A 2005 Murray, J 1947,48,52,53 Troode, P 1970 Civich, D 1970 Hayden, R 2005 Naylor, B 1947,48,50,52, Tuxford, G 1916 – 1917 Cobby, P 1954 Hayward, L 1950 53,54 Tyson, C 1948,50,52 – 54 Cole, D 1947 Head, J 2009 North, H 2005 Ugle, K 2005 Colgan, J 1953,54 Hewiit, E 2005 Nunn, G 1916 Vasoli, P 1980 Collins, F 1916 – 1917 Hickman, C 1952 O’Brien, G 1980 Vigona, B 1980 Comben, B 1916 – 1917 Hicks, J 1916 – 1917 Oldenhoff, A 1970 Wares, D 1947,48,50 Cornell, K 1980 Hillier, C 1952 – 1954 Outhwaite, S 1980 Webb, R 2005 Cornell, M 2005 Hunt, S 2009 Parentich, T 1952,53,54 Western, A 1948,50 Crabbe, L 1948,52 Huscham, S 1916 Pears, S 1997 White, B 1952,53,54 Crawford, J 2005 Hutcherson, K 1997 Porter, J 1997 White, C 2005, 2009 Crawford, R 1954 Hutchinson, R 1947 Price, F 1947 – 1948 Whiteley, B 1916 – 1917 Cronan, P 1980 Hynes, D 1997 Reed, D 1952,53,54 Wilkie, G 2009 Crook, J 1950 Ingraham, D 1947,48,50 Reilly, G 1970 Wilson, C 2009 Daly, P 1954 Jenkins, F 1947 – 1948 Reilly, J 1947,48,50 Wootton, G 1997 Daw, R 1970 Johnson, T 1997 Reilly, J 1970 Worsfold, P 1997 Dell’Olio 2009 Jones, C 2005 Renfrey, R 1947

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147132 Annual Report 09.indd 39 25/11/09 11:48:07 AM 2009STATE REPRESENTATIVES OPPONENTS GOALS KICKED NAME “DEBUT YEAR” VIC SA TAS NSW QLD VFA ALLIES OTHER TOTAL VIC SA TAS NSW QLD VFA ALLIES OTHER TOTAL ADAMS W. ‘Bull’ 1922 1 1 ADAMS W. ‘Bull’ 0 ATKINS Martin 1992 4 1 1 6 ATKINS Martin 1 1 BAHEN Gerry 1954 1 2 3 BAHEN Gerry 0 BAIRSTOW Mark 1985 6 3 1 10 BAIRSTOW Mark 10 5 15 BANKS Albert 1913 2 2 BANKS Albert 0 BARRETT Rod 1981 2 3 5 BARRETT Rod 0 BATEMAN W. Bill 1924 1 1 BATEMAN W. Bill 0 BAUSKIS Eddie 1976 1 1 BAUSKIS Eddie 0 BAUSKIS Ray 1976 1 1 BAUSKIS Ray 2 2 BAYLISS Mark 1988 1 1 BAYLISS Mark 1 1 BEARD Colin 1967 1 1 2 BEARD Colin 0 BELL Peter 1997 1 1 2 BELL Peter 1 1 BOOT Colin 1953 2 2 BOOT Colin 0 BOOTSMA Brad 1995 1 2 1 1 5 BOOTSMA Brad 0 BOTTRELL Tom 1999 1 1 BOTTRELL Tom 0 BYFIELD Don 1955 4 2 2 1 2 11 BYFIELD Don 1 1 BYRNE James 2003 1 1 BYRNE James 0 CALLOW Jack 1923 1 1 2 CALLOW Jack 0 CAMPBELL H. ‘Bonny’ 1920 4 6 2 2 1 2 17 CAMPBELL H. ‘Bonny’ 19 24 9 15 23 90 CAMPBELL Johnny 1914 1 2 1 4 8 CAMPBELL Johnny 2 5 7 CAMPBELL Basil 1977 1 1 CAMPBELL Basil 0 CAMPBELL Herbert 1924 2 2 CAMPBELL Herbert 0 CARBON Harry 1946 4 3 1 1 9 CARBON Harry 3 2 5 CARSON Robert 1976 1 1 CARSON Robert 0 CARTER Gavin 1984 1 2 3 CARTER Gavin 0 CARTER Noel 1981 1 1 2 CARTER Noel 2 3 5 CASSIDY Robert 1959 2 2 CASSIDY Robert 0 CAVANAGH Vernon 1955 2 2 CAVANAGH Vernon 0 CHANDLER Bert 1938 2 2 1 5 CHANDLER Bert 6 6 CICCOTOSTO Brian 1972 2 2 1 5 CICCOTOSTO Brian 2 3 1 6 CLARK Len 1970 2 1 1 4 CLARK Len 3 1 4 CLEMENT James 1997 2 1 3 CLEMENT James 3 1 4 CLUCAS Matthew 2000 1 1 2 CLUCAS Matthew 0 COLGAN John 1952 3 2 2 2 1 10 COLGAN John 0 COLLARD Brad 1990 1 1 COLLARD Brad 1 1 COLLARD Cliff 1990 1 1 COLLARD Cliff 0 CRABBE Len 1949 3 6 1 1 1 12 CRABBE Len 3 1 1 5 CRAWFORD Ray 1955 1 3 1 1 6 CRAWFORD Ray 0 CRONAN Phil 1981 4 4 8 CRONAN Phil 1 1 CROOK John 1950 2 1 1 1 5 CROOK John 0 DALY Pat 1926 1 1 2 DALY Pat 0 DALY Pat 1955 1 1 1 4 7 DALY Pat 0 DAVEY Colin 1955 2 2 DAVEY Colin 0 DELMENICO Wayne 1981 1 1 DELMENICO Wayne 2 2 DITCHBURN James 1934 2 8 10 DITCHBURN James 1 4 5 DIXON Don 1950 4 4 DIXON Don 0 DODD Percy 1937 1 1 2 DODD Percy 0 DOIG Ron 1930 1 1 1 1 4 DOIG Ron 1 3 1 5 DOIG Ron 1963 2 1 3 DOIG Ron 0 DOIG David 1938 1 2 3 DOIG David 0 DOROTICH Jon 1984 5 1 6 DOROTICH Jon 3 7 10 DOUGAN Peter 1965 1 1 DOUGAN Peter 3 3 DUNN F ‘Diver’ 1908 1 2 1 4 DUNN F ‘Diver’ 2 1 1 4 EDGAR Ron 1928 2 1 1 4 EDGAR Ron 0 EDWARDS Craig 1982 6 1 7 EDWARDS Craig 4 4 ERIKSSON Eric 1947 1 2 1 1 7 12 ERIKSSON Eric 0 FISHER Gordon 1914 1 1 1 1 4 FISHER Gordon 0 FITZGERALD Charles 1926 1 1 FITZGERALD Charles 0 GASPAR Darren 1997 1 1 GASPAR Darren 0 GEROVICH John 1955 7 6 4 2 1 20 GEROVICH John 17 14 19 6 56 GILES Nathaniel 1914 1 1 GILES Nathaniel 0 GLUCINA Ivan 1967 1 1 GLUCINA Ivan 0 GRAHAM Ernie 1946 1 1 GRAHAM Ernie 0 GREEN Laurie 1949 1 1 GREEN Laurie 0 GRLJUSICH Tom 1961 1 1 1 3 GRLJUSICH Tom 2 2 GUNYON Wally 1921 1 1 2 GUNYON Wally 1 1 2 HARDIE Brad 1982 6 2 8 HARDIE Brad 2 2 HART David 1984 2 2 1 5 HART David 1 2 3 HAY Adam 2007 1 1 HAY Adam 0 HEINRICHS W. 1921 1 1 2 HEINRICHS W. 0 HENWOOD Wayne 1987 4 4 HENWOOD Wayne 0 HEPBURN Mark 1992 1 1 HEPBURN Mark 0 HEWITT Evan 2005 2 2 HEWITT Evan 1 3 4 HILLIER Cliff 1953 3 4 2 3 12 HILLIER Cliff 0 HOLT William 1927 2 2 HOLT William 0 HYNES David 1991 1 1 HYNES David 0 South Fremantle Football Club 2009 YEARBOOK 40

147132 Annual Report 09.indd 40 25/11/09 11:48:07 AM INGRAHAM Dave 1946 6 5 2 1 14 INGRAHAM Dave 2 1 1 4 IRVING Dean 1990 1 2 1 4 IRVING Dean 0 JACKSON Stevan 1989 1 1 JACKSON Stevan 3 3 JAKOVICH Glen 1990 3 4 2 9 JAKOVICH Glen 1 2 3 JAKOVICH Allen 1991 1 1 2 JAKOVICH Allen 1 3 4 JENKINS F. ‘Scranno’ 1938 3 4 2 9 JENKINS F. ‘Scranno’ 3 8 11 JENNINGS Cyril 1927 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 JENNINGS Cyril 0 JOHNSON Frank 1962 1 1 JOHNSON Frank 1 1 JONES Clinton 2005 1 1 2 JONES Clinton 1 4 5 JOSLIN James 1924 1 1 JOSLIN James 0 KELLY Des 1953 2 2 4 KELLY Des 0 LAWN A. Sol 1927 2 1 3 LAWN A. Sol 3 3 LEWINGTON Clive 1947 1 2 1 1 5 LEWINGTON Clive 2 2 LEWINGTON Neil 1938 1 1 LEWINGTON Neil 0 MACDONALD Murray 1962 1 1 2 MACDONALD Murray 1 1 MAGRO Stan 1975 5 1 1 7 MAGRO Stan 4 4 MAHON Maurice 1924 1 1 1 3 MAHON Maurice 0 MANN H. ‘Hassa’ 1970 1 1 2 MANN H. ‘Hassa’ 3 3 MARSH Steve 1946 9 7 1 1 1 2 21 MARSH Steve 13 10 1 3 27 MATERA Peter 1989 3 1 1 5 MATERA Peter 4 4 MATERA Phil 1995 1 1 2 MATERA Phil 5 1 6 MATERA Wally 1992 2 2 MATERA Wally 0 MATISON James 1950 1 1 MATISON James 0 MATTHEWS Albert 1936 1 1 MATTHEWS Albert 0 McGRATH Toby 2000 1 2 2 5 McGRATH Toby 0 McINTOSH Norm 1914 1 1 1 1 1 5 McINTOSH Norm 1 1 McKAY Joe 1977 5 5 1 11 McKAY Joe 3 3 MICHAEL Stephen 1977 7 9 1 17 MICHAEL Stephen 8 6 1 15 MILLS James 1936 2 2 MILLS James 0 MONTEATH Bruce 1974 7 2 1 10 MONTEATH Bruce 9 3 2 14 MORELLINI Frank 1996 1 1 MORELLINI Frank 1 1 MORLEY Tony 1975 4 2 6 MORLEY Tony 2 1 3 MOSCONI Warren 1984 1 1 MOSCONI Warren 0 MOTT Ricky 2003 1 1 MOTT Ricky 0 MOUNT Stephen 1988 1 1 MOUNT Stephen 0 MURRAY Jack 1947 2 2 MURRAY Jack 0 NAYLOR Bernie 1946 6 6 3 1 16 NAYLOR Bernie 11 18 12 3 44 NORTH Hayden 2005 1 1 2 NORTH Hayden 0 PARENTICH Tony 1953 2 1 1 2 2 8 PARENTICH Tony 0 PARSONS Zane 1999 1 1 2 PARSONS Zane 3 6 9 PEARS Stephen 1996 2 2 PEARS Stephen 1 1 PORTER John 1992 3 1 4 PORTER John 0 PRICE Frank 1949 3 3 PRICE Frank 0 RALSTON Ernest 1911 1 1 1 3 RALSTON Ernest 0 REILLY Jack 1939 5 2 1 2 10 REILLY Jack 4 4 8 REILLY John 1970 1 1 1 3 REILLY John 0 REILLY Graeme 1970 1 1 REILLY Graeme 0 RETELL Arthur 1929 2 2 1 5 RETELL Arthur 2 2 RICHARDS Ray 1955 5 6 1 1 13 RICHARDS Ray 2 2 RICHARDSON Arnold 1935 2 1 3 RICHARDSON Arnold 1 1 RICHARDSON Max 1977 3 3 RICHARDSON Max 6 6 RIOLI Maurice 1978 8 3 2 13 RIOLI Maurice 5 3 8 ROBERTSON William 1933 1 2 1 4 ROBERTSON William 1 1 ROCCHI Jack 1929 2 2 4 ROCCHI Jack 0 ROE Willy 1988 1 1 ROE Willy 0 SCOTT Gary 1963 4 1 2 2 2 11 SCOTT Gary 2 1 3 SCOTT Graham 1967 2 3 5 SCOTT Graham 2 2 4 SEINOR Fred 1973 1 2 3 SEINOR Fred 1 1 2 SIEGERT Andrew 2007 1 1 SIEGERT Andrew 0 SMITH Norm 1952 1 3 1 1 6 SMITH Norm 4 2 6 SORRELL Ray 1964 1 1 SORRELL Ray 0 STEPHENS Harry 1948 1 4 5 STEPHENS Harry 0 STEWART Don 1959 1 1 STEWART Don 0 SULLIVAN Charles 1913 1 1 SULLIVAN Charles 0 SUMICH Peter 1988 3 1 1 5 SUMICH Peter 8 3 11 SUMICH Jack 1959 1 1 2 4 SUMICH Jack 4 4 SUNDERLAND Jerry 1922 4 4 1 1 1 11 SUNDERLAND Jerry 3 3 SUTHERLAND W 1913 2 2 SUTHERLAND W 0 TAPPING Albert 1914 1 1 1 1 1 5 TAPPING Albert 1 1 TODD John 1955 4 6 3 13 TODD John 5 12 8 25 TREASURE Frank 1949 3 1 1 4 9 TREASURE Frank 0 TROODE Peter 1973 1 1 2 TROODE Peter 3 3 TRUSCOTT William 1938 1 2 3 TRUSCOTT William 0 TYSON Charlie 1949 5 5 1 1 5 17 TYSON Charlie 3 9 1 5 18 VIGONA Benny 1980 3 1 4 VIGONA Benny 1 1 WARES Don 1947 1 1 WARES Don 0 WATTERS Scott 1988 3 2 1 6 WATTERS Scott 1 1 1 3 WESTERN Alby 1949 3 1 1 5 WESTERN Alby 3 1 4 WHITE Barry 1953 6 5 2 1 2 16 WHITE Barry 8 10 6 4 28 WHITE George 1930 1 2 1 1 5 WHITE George 0 WILLY Roe 1988 1 1 WILLY Roe 0 WINMAR Nicky 1988 4 1 1 2 8 WINMAR Nicky 7 3 10 WORSFOLD John 1988 3 1 1 5 WORSFOLD John 1 1 WORSFOLD Peter 1994 1 1 2 WORSFOLD Peter 0 South Fremantle Football Club 2009 YEARBOOK 41

147132 Annual Report 09.indd 41 25/11/09 11:48:07 AM 2009CLUB CENTURIONS NAME YEAR GAMES 1. Harry Hodge 1900 100 62. Ron Doig 1959 117 2. Sonny Bates 1901 104 63. Colin Beard 1959 168 3. Albert Banks 1907 148 64. Tom Grljusich 1960 258 4. Hector Groom 1908 150 65. Fred Seinor 1961 219 5. Norm McIntosh 1910 130 66. Kevin Miller 1963 102 6. Frank Collins 1912 114 67. Gary Greer 1963 169 7. Natty Giles 1914 153 68. Peter Dougan 1964 101 8. Gordon Tuxford 1915 113 69. Franz Tomka 1964 119 9. Johnny Campbell 1916 168 70. Graeme Reilly 1965 132 10. Joe Callow 1917 107 71. Graham Scott 1966 117 11. Jerry Sunderland 1918 139 72. Bob Carson 1966 154 12. Bill Bateman 1919 102 73. Brian Ciccotosto 1967 211 13. Percy Staton 1921 113 74. Alan Rose 1969 128 14. Frank Fuhrmann 1924 113 75. Don Haddow 1969 168 15. Ron Edgar 1924 172 76. Stan Magro 1970 105 16. Cyril Jennings 1924 177 77. Tony Morley 1971 200 17. A (Sol) Lawn 1925 123 78. Barry Cooper 1972 109 18. Bill Holt 1927 100 79. Ray Bauskis 1972 120 19. Jim Doig 1927 114 80. Bruce Monteath 1972 117 20. George White 1928 182 81. Eddie Bauskis 1973 100 21. Wally Smith 1930 103 82. Peter Lauritsen 1973 101 22. Albert Matthews 1934 105 83. Simon Outhwaite 1973 158 23. Percy Dodd 1934 116 84. Joe McKay 1974 169 24. Neil Lewington 1936 140 85. Basil Campbell 1975 102 25. Percy Renfrey 1936 125 86. Rod Barrett 1975 194 26. Frank Jenkins 1937 150 87. Stephen Michael 1975 243 27. Jack (Corp) Reilly 1937 204 88. Maurice Rioli 1975 168 28. Albert Higham 1937 105 89. Wayne Delmenico 1976 128 29. Clive Lewington 1939 182 90. Kevin Cornell 1976 130 30. Ernie Graham 1940 115 91. Paul Mountain 1977 116 31. Dave Ingraham 1940 135 92. Benny Vigona 1977 165 32. Bernie Naylor 1941 194 93. Noel Carter 1978 155 33. Eric Eriksson 1942 210 94. Paul Vasoli 1979 124 34. Norm Smith 1942 129 95. Phil Cronan 1979 100 35. Frank Treasure 1942 254 96. Brad Hardie 1979 140 36. Don Wares 1945 107 97. Jon Dorotich 1981 151 37. Harry Carbon 1945 141 98. Wally Matera 1982 142 38. Steve Marsh 1945 226 99. Craig Edwards 1984 163 39. Len Crabbe 1946 140 100. Brad Collard 1984 202 40. Alby Western 1947 102 101. Cliff Collard 1986 172 41. Bob Mason 1947 121 102. Peter Sumich 1986 112 42. Laurie Green 1948 100 103. Peter Worsfold 1987 156 43. Don Dixon 1948 134 104. Martin Atkins 1989 266 44. Charlie Tyson 1948 152 105. John Porter 1990 191 45. Des Kelly 1949 102 106. Greg Wootton 1991 108 46. Don Byfi eld 1950 239 107. Tom Bottrell 1992 200 47. Ray Richards 1951 148 108. Brad Bootsma 1994 165 48. Cliff Hillier 1951 160 109. Darryn Rennick 1994 123 49. John Colgan 1951 220 110. David Gault 1996 211 50. Ernie Grose 1952 125 111. Kingsley Hutcherson 1996 109 51. Tony Parentich 1952 162 112. Toby McGrath * 1998 185 52. Barry White 1952 160 113. Matthew Clucas 1999 118 53. Pat Daly 1953 124 114. Keren Ugle 2000 176 54. Don Stewart 1955 110 115. Ray Smithers 1999 157 55. John Todd 1955 132 116. Adam Hay 2002 112 56. John Gerovich 1955 221 117. Andrew Siegert * 2001 108 57. Bob Cassidy 1956 133 118. Daniel Gilmore * 2002 103 58. Stan Badham 1957 136 119. Hayden North * 2002 113 59. John Brindley 1957 117 60. Gary Scott 1957 255 61. Murray MacDonald 1959 110 * still playing

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147132 Annual Report 09.indd 42 25/11/09 11:48:07 AM 1975 PRICE, A.*; SMITH, D.*; COCKLE, M.*.; GROSE, I.*; GOUGH, D.*; HARRISON, C.*; INGRAHAM, K.; LIFE MEMBERSHIP LEWINGTON, N.; MURRAY, I.; PIGGOTT, M.*; 2009 PRICE, E.*; RICHARDSON,J.*; TREWHELLA, M.* 1905 JOHN, Griff G. * 1976 PAUL, G.*; STEWART, J.* 1906 HODGE, H. * 1977 HODDER, (Dr) E. * ; MOORE, R.; CICCOTOSTO, B. 1907 McMAHON, P.G. * 1978 HART, R.* 1910 HICKS, H. * 1979 REID, (Dr) E.R.*; HANKINSON, A.D.*; CRAIG, N.E.* 1911 YEO, P. * ; FRANKLIN, W. * 1980 WOODGATE, R.J.; SEAMAN, N.G.; SKELTON, J.G.* 1912 BITTON, J. * 1981 BEARD, C.; GREER, G.; McKAY, J.; MORLEY, T.; 1916 COATES, W.J. * MacDONALD, D.N.*; CARSON, R.; HADDOW, D.; 1921 O’DONNELL, A. *; PIERCE, L. * MICHAEL, S. 1927 HYMAN, H.A. *; GILES, N. * 1982 BARRETT, R.; HEATH, M.*; LADNER, S.*; 1928 HICKS, L.D. *; McCALLUM, Hon. ALEX M.L.A. * LAMBRECHT, J.*; OUTHWAITE, S.; WILSON, R*. 1932 CAMPBELL, J.S. *; HICKS, F. * 1983 CHATFIELD, D*.; FINDLAY, A.; MARTINOVICH, C.; 1933 TUXFORD, G.J. *; MORRIS, B.G. *; GREER, S. WAYMAN, W.W.*; HARDEMAN, W.J. * 1984 LORRIGAN, G.* 1934 CAPLES, S. *; POWER, W. * 1985 SAINT, K.; CARTER, N.; VIGONA, B.; LADNER, E.* 1935 EDGAR, A.W. *; JENNINGS, C.T. * 1986 WILLIAMS, M.* 1936 DOIG, J.A. *; FULLER, H. * 1987 CHRISTIE, J.; BROWN, M.G. 1938 DOIG, C.W. *; WINCH, P.C. * 1988 HARPER, H.R. 1939 TOWNSEND, F.G. * 1989 RIOLI, M. 1940 RICHARDSON, R.E. *; WALKER, A.W. *; 1990 MAFFINA, J.; THORPE, P.; MAGRO, S. HUGHES, W.J. * 1991 DEAN, T.K. 1941 DODD, P.A. *; WHITE, G.M. *; POLINELLI, J.A. *; 1992 EDWARDS, C.; COLLARD, B. DOUST, A.E. * 1993 COLLARD, C.; NEVIN, L.; BRIGHT, R. 1943 LAW, C.A. * 1994 LANGE, J.; WHITE, E. * 1995 LESLIE, J.; GLOEDE, R.; ABBOTT, C.; MATERA, W.; 1945 HARRISON, F.W. *; LEWINGTON, N. * MONTEATH, B.; HARDIE, B. 1947 RENFREY, N.P. *; JENKINS, F.W. *; REILLY, J.H. * 1996 PASQUA, S.; RIGBY, J.; DOROTICH, J. 1948 FUHRMANN, F.C. *; COLLINS, W.J. *; YOULDEN, P.* 1997 CANT, B.; FERGUSON, K.; ATKINS, M.; PORTER, J. 1949 SHANANHAN, R.T. *; GILLAN, D.A. *; 1998 McGUINNESS, P.; DIXON, D. LEWINGTON, C.W. * 1999 REID, M.; WORSFOLD, P. 1950 JOYCE, J.W. *; RICHARDSON, W.F.A. *; 2000 BOTTRELL, T.; (jnr), GURNEY, S.; BATEMAN, J.; MOORE, W.P. * CORNELL, K. 1951 ABERDEEN, (Dr) K.G. *; TREWHELLA, W.J. * 2001 WESTON, D.; PASQUA, D.; TOMKA, F. 1952 HOLT, W.A. *; REYNOLDS, A. * 2002 SUMICH, P.; FLANDERS, L.; MACDONALD, M. 1953 INGRAHAM, D.J. *; NAYLOR, B.G. * 2003 CAPOLINGUA, S.; PORTER, R 1954 HENDERSON, S.A. *; METHERALL, G.R. *; ERICKSSON, 2004 DUNSTAN, V.; RIDDELL, A.; DOUGAN, P.; BOOTSMA, B. E.J. *; TREASURE, F.W. * 2005 GAULT, D.; HURST, J; MCGUINNESS, L. 1955 LANCASTER, S.E. *; O’DONNELL, WL *; 2006 RYAN, T.; STONE, A. MARSH, S.W. 2007 BAHEN, G.; GRLJUSICH, G.*; LOCKHART, M. 1956 WARREN, G.F. *; MATISON, J.V. 2008 SWEETMAN, R.; VASOLI, P.; McGRATH, T.; UGLE, K. 1957 GOUGH, J. *; GOLDIE, T. * * deceased 1958 CARBON, H.J *. 1959 SMITH, N.H.; GROSE, J.T. *; WILLIS, E.H. * LIFE TIME MEMBERSHIP 1960 COLGAN, J.G.; CLARKE, E.J. *; HOCKING, R.A. *; 2003 ANDERTON, B.; COBBY, P.; CROOK, J.*; DALY, P.; DAVEY, JEFFREY, V.J. * C.; GREEN, L.; KELLY, D.; MASON, B.; REED, D.; 1961 BYFIELD, D.E.; POTTS, C.M. RENFREY, R. 1962 HILLIER, C. *; COCKLE, L.Y. * 2004 BAHEN, G.; BAHEN, J.; BARRY, L.; CALDER, E.; CHEEK, 1963 ALLAN, N.G. *; PARENTICH, A. A.*; COLE, D.; COWARD, L.; CRANNY, J.; DYMOCK, W.*; 1964 MILLER, K.J. * HICKS, C.; HINDES, A.; HOLMES, C.*; JOHNSON, 1965 WARES, D.M.; WHITE, B.; BOTTRELL, N.T. * N.; LEECE, J.*; LEWINGTON, B.; MAFFINA, S.; 1966 HOOD, F.*; MILLS, J.S. *; MURRAY, J.J. *; PAGANONI, W.; PETERSEN, P.; PETERSEN, W.; RENFREY, TYSON, C.H *. R.; SNARY, N.; TURNBULL, W.; WHITTINGTON, P.; 1967 WARREN, R. *; WALKER, R.; RICHARDS, R.; WRIGHT, K. CARR, C. * ; GEROVICH, J.; SCOTT, G. 2005 SAINT, U. 1968 WOOD, E. * 2006 MIHALJEVICH, L.; RENREY, M. 1969 GROSE, E.N.; McGUINNESS, T.R. * 2007 ERRINGTON, S.; TUXFORD, G. 1970 CRABBE, L.*; COCKLE, N. * 2008 WHELAN, A.; BARRETT, N. 1971 GREER, R. 2009 RAVLICH, T.; NEWTON, J.; ELMER, W.; PEARCE, P.; 1972 TODD, J. GLASKIN, R.; KELLY, K.; BADHAM, S.; BRINDLEY, J.; 1973 SEINOR, F. * ; DAVIS, P. * CASSIDY, B.; JOHNSON, F.; RISEBOROUGH, H. 1974 GRLJUSICH, D.T.; GLUCINA, I. * deceased

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147132 Annual Report 09.indd 43 25/11/09 11:48:07 AM STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION FINANCIAL STATEMENTS AS AT 31ST OCTOBER 2009 2009 2009 2008 SCOPE NOTE $ $

We have audited the fi nancial report, being CURRENT ASSETS a special purpose fi nancial report of SOUTH Cash 2 614,050 683,272 Receivables 3 86,634 140,430 FREMANTLE FOOTBALL CLUB (INC.) for the Inventories 4 33,306 48,524 year ended 31 October 2009 as set out on pages 2 to 6. The Committee is responsible for TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS 733,990 872,226 the fi nancial report and has determined that the accounting policies used and described in NON-CURRENT ASSETS Property, plant and equipment 5 1,603,999 1,496,371 Note 1 to the fi nancial statements which form Capital Works in Progress – 21,211 part of the fi nancial report are appropriate to meet the requirements of the Associations TOTAL NON-CURRENT ASSETS 1,603,999 1,517,582 Incorporation Act WA and are appropriate to meet the needs of the members. We have TOTAL ASSETS 2,337,989 2,389,808 conducted an independent audit of this fi nancial CURRENT LIABILITIES report in order to express an opinion on it to Creditors and borrowings 6 114,317 176,974 the members of SOUTH FREMANTLE FOOTBALL Provisions 7 85,488 75,853 CLUB (INC.). No opinion is expressed as TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES 199,805 252,827 to whether the accounting policies used are appropriate to the needs of the members. TOTAL LIABILITIES 199,805 252,827

The fi nancial report has been prepared for NET ASSETS 2,138,184 2,136,981 the purpose of fulfi lling the requirements of the Associations Incorporations Act WA. We MEMBERS’ FUNDS disclaim any assumption of responsibility for Accumulated surplus 1,607,282 1,606,079 Asset revaluation reserve 8 530,902 530,902 any reliance on this report or on the fi nancial report to which it relates to any person other 2,138,184 2,136,981 than the members, or for any purpose other than that for which it was prepared. INCOME Bar Trading 112,556 11,280 Our audit has been conducted in accordance Marketing and Fund Raising (Net) 314,370 288,749 with Australian Auditing Standards. Our Football (Net) 10 (133,199) (893) Football Development (Net) (48,732) (36,631) procedures included examination, on a test Membership (Net) 84,550 55,178 basis, of evidence supporting the amounts and Insurance Claims 7,046 4,942 other disclosures in the fi nancial report and the Interest Received 36,943 39,117 evaluation of signifi cant accounting estimates. Grants Received 3,000 15,500 These procedures have been undertaken to form Sundry Income 5,286 2,756 an opinion whether, in all material respects, the 381,820 379,998 fi nancial report is presented fairly in accordance ADMINISTRATION EXPENSES with the accounting policies described in Note 1 Advertising & Promotion 9,226 7,851 so as to present a view which is consistent with Audit & Accountancy Fees 31,561 31,927 Bad & Doubtful Debts 1,712 - our understanding of the Association’s fi nancial Bank Charges 4,574 5,354 position, and performance as represented by Cleaning & Rubbish Removal 2,026 1,640 the results of its operations. These policies do Computer Supplies 1,865 352 not require the application of all Accounting Depreciation 5,523 6,503 Donations 1,000 750 Standards and other mandatory professional Fringe Benefi ts Tax 3,735 3,149 reporting requirements in Australia. Insurance 15,068 15,112 Interest 335 376 The audit opinion expressed in this report has Internet & Web Site 1,574 1,308 been formed on the above basis. Legal Costs - 557 Electricity & Gas 3,030 3,288 Long Service Leave 5,206 8,021 Audit Opinion Motor Vehicles Expenses 3,020 2,332 Postage 12,260 10,285 In our opinion, the fi nancial report of SOUTH Printing & Stationery 26,492 20,539 Rates & Taxes 1,861 - FREMANTLE FOOTBALL CLUB (INC.) presents Repairs & Maintenance 554 1,117 a true and fair view of the fi nancial position Salaries, Wages & Annual Leave 178,344 159,886 of SOUTH FREMANTLE FOOTBALL CLUB Security Costs - 2,845 (INC.) as at 31 October 2009 and the results Staff Amenities 1,592 1,054 Subscriptions 377 377 of its operations for the year then ended in Sundry Expenses 8,096 3,105 accordance with the accounting policies Superannuation Contributions 15,471 16,810 described in Note 1 to the fi nancial statements. Telephone 10,603 11,994 Travel 871 - AFL Administration Trainee 31,297 35,334 Uniforms 3,345 250

380,618 352,116

MARIO CATTALINI CPA Net profi t from ordinary activities 1,202 27,882 Registered Company Auditor Total changes in equity of the Club 1,202 27,882 Francis A. Jones Pty Ltd The accompanying notes form part of these fi nancial statements. South Fremantle Football Club 2009 YEARBOOK 44

147132 Annual Report 09.indd 44 25/11/09 11:48:08 AM FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST OCTOBER 2009 2009FINANCIAL STATEMENTS STATEMENT BY MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE In the opinion of the Committee, the Statement of Financial Position, Statement of Financial Performance, Statement of Cash Flows and Notes to STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE the Financial Statements: – BAR & CATERING 1. Presents fairly the fi nancial position of South Fremantle Football Club FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST OCTOBER (Inc.) as at 31st October 2009 and its performance for the year ended 2009 on that date in accordance with Australian Accounting Standards, mandatory professional reporting requirements and other authoritative pronouncements of the Australian Accounting Standards Board. 2009 2008 $ $ 2. At the date of this statement, there are reasonable grounds to believe that the Club will be able to pay its debts as and when they fall due. BAR TRADING SALES Sales 529,847 413,761

LESS: COST OF GOODS SOLD Opening Stock 25,604 20,237 Purchases 194,741 176,759 NOTES TO AND FORMING PART OF THE ACCOUNTS

Less Closing Stock 18,048 25,604 FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST OCTOBER 2009

202,297 171,392 STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTING POLICIES

GROSS PROFIT FROM BAR TRADING 327,550 242,369 The fi nancial statements have been prepared in accordance with applicable CATERING INCOME 26,109 71,673 Accounting Standards and other mandatory professional reporting LIVE ENTERTAINMENT & (1,058) (2,555) requirements (Urgent Issues Group Consensus Views). The fi nancial statements SUNDRY FUNCTIONS have also been prepared on the basis of historical costs and do not take into 352,601 311,487 account changing money values or, except where stated, current valuations of non-current assets. Cost is based on the fair values of the consideration EXPENDITURE Advertising 480 - given in exchange for assets. The accounting policies have been consistently Annual Leave 4,380 - applied, unless otherwise stated. Bar Expenses 19,798 34,352 Cleaning & Rubbish Removal 18,847 24,608 The following is a summary of the signifi cant accounting policies Catering Expenses 2,187 1,458 adopted by the company in the preparation of the fi nancial statements. Catering Purchases 9,348 34,914 Depreciation & Amortisation 61,785 52,370 Fees, Permits, Licences & Subscriptions 1,587 1,232 Inventories Insurance 2,565 2,879 Inventories are measured at the lower of cost and net realisable value. Electricity & Gas 9,235 9,337 Printing & Stationery 13 Property, Plant and Equipment Pub Tab Expenses 222 4,767 Property, plant and equipment are brought to account at cost or at independent Repairs & Maintenance 8,687 16,895 or directors’ valuation, less where applicable any accumulated depreciation Salaries & Wages – Bar Staff 119,598 124,071 Security Costs 7,148 6889 or amortisation. The carrying amount of property, plant and equipment is Sky Channel Subscriptions & Expenses 8,503 12,610 reviewed annually by directors to ensure it is not in excess of the recoverable Social Activity Expenses (1,651) 5,960 amount from those assets. The recoverable amount is assessed on the basis of Superannuation Contributions 7,916 8,599 expected net cash fl ows, which will be received from the assets employment Telephone 1,122 1,016 and subsequent disposal.

281,770 341,957 Employee Entitlements 70,831 (30,470) Provision is made for the company’s liability for employee entitlements arising from services rendered by employees to balance date. Employee OTHER INCOME entitlements expected to be settled within one year together with entitlements Hall Hire 22,323 18,045 arising from wages and salaries, annual leave and sick leave which will be Pub Tab Commissions Received 19,402 23,705 settled after one year, have been measured at their nominal amount. Other employee entitlements payable later than one year have been measured at 41,725 41,750 the present value of the estimated future cash outfl ows to be made for those entitlements. NET PROFIT/(LOSS) $112,556 $11,280 Contributions are made by the company to an employee superannuation The accompanying notes form part of these fi nancial statements. fund and are charged as expenses when incurred.

Cash For the purposes of the statement of cash fl ows, cash includes cash on hand and in at call deposits with banks or fi nancial institutions, investments in money market instruments maturing within less than two months, net of bank overdrafts.

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147132 Annual Report 09.indd 45 25/11/09 11:48:08 AM 2009FINANCIAL STATEMENTS NOTES TO FORMING PART OF THE STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST OCTOBER 2009 FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST OCTOBER 2009

2009 2008 2009 2008 $ $ $ $

2 Cash Cash Flows from Operating Activities: Cash on Hand - 2,507 TAB Security Deposit 5,000 5,000 Receipts from Members 96,269 64,163 Deposits - Interest Bearing 400,000 400,000 Receipts from Marketing & Fund Raising 557,269 464,175 Cash at Bank 191,273 260,632 Receipts from Bar 596,622 524,628 Cash at Bank - TAB Account 17,777 15,133 Receipts from Football Development 86,079 52,000 Receipts from Football 575,611 601,995 614,050 683,272 Interest Received 36,943 39,117 Grant Received 3,000 15,500 3 RECEIVABLES CURRENT Payments to Suppliers & Employees (1,821,837) (1,636,326) Trade Debtors 77,844 131,282 Other Debtor 8,790 9,148 Net Cash Provided by 86,634 140,430 Operating Activities 129,956 125,252

4 INVENTORIES CURRENT Cash Flows from Investing Activities: Stock on Hand 33,306 48,524 Proceeds from Sale of Property, Plant & Equipment - 454 5 PROPERTY, PLANT & EQUIPMENT Payments for Property, Plant & Equipment (220,389) (181,724) Leasehold Improvements - at W.D.V. 303,919 211,249 Clubhouse Improvements - at W.D.V. 351,469 386,845 Payments for Capital Works 21,211 (21,211) Freehold Buildings - See Note 9 665,000 665,000 Football & Gymnasium Equipment - at W.D.V. 73,171 15,537 Net Cash Used in otor Vehicles - at W.D.V. 44,410 32,209 Investing Activities (199,178) (202,481) Electrical Installations - at W.D.V. 6,971 9,103 Fixtures, Fittings & Furniture - at W.D.V. 159,032 176,147 Net Cash from Abnormal Item Bingo Equipment - at W.D.V. 27 74 Net Increase/(Decrease) in TAB Equipment - at W.D.V. - 207 Cash Held (69,222) (77,229) Total property, plant & equipment 1,603,999 1,496,371 Cash at Beginning of the Financial Year 683,272 760,501 CASH AT END OF FINANCIAL YEAR 614,050 683,272 6 CREDITORS & BORROWINGS CURRENT

Creditors & Accruals 114,317 176,974 NOTES TO THE STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS

7 PROVISIONS CURRENT Reconciliation of Cash Provision for Annual Leave 29,528 25,642 Provision for Long Service Leave 55,960 50,211 Cash at the end of fi nancial year as shown in the statement of cash fl ows is reconciled to the related items in the balance sheet as follows: 85,488 75,853 Cash on Hand - 2,507 8 ASSET REVALUATION RESERVE TAB Security Deposit 5,000 5,000 Balance at beginning of year 530,902 530,902 Deposits - Interest Bearing 400,000 400,000 Add movement due to revaluation - - Cash at Bank 191,273 260,632 Cash at Bank - TAB Account 17,777 15,133 Balance at end of year 530,902 530,902 9 FREEHOLD BUILDINGS 614,050 683,272 Freehold land and buildings at Directors’ Valuation 1995 665,000 665,000 Reconciliation of Net Cash provided by The directors’ valuation is based on a valuation carried out as at 2nd Operating Activities to Operating Profi t November 1995 by Greg Whyte of Christie Whyte Moore. Operating Profi t 1,202 27,882 Non Cash Flows in Operating Profi t: 10 FOOTBALL (NET) FOOTBALL INCOME Gate Receipts 88,461 63,006 Depreciation 55,435 39,884 WAFC Management Subsidies 348,000 348,000 Amortisation of Improvements 57,326 55,747 Transfer Fees Received 18,320 99,197 Other Football Income 120,830 23,388 Changes in Assets & Liabilities:

575,611 553,591 Decrease (Increase) in Current Inventories 15,218 (711) Increase (Decrease) in Sundry FOOTBALL EXPENSES Coaching Fees 111,803 107,535 Creditors & Accruals (62,657) (18,370) Depreciation & Amortisation 45,036 36,333 Increase (Decrease) in Provisions 9,635 11,783 Players Fees & Expenses 191,684 154,707 Decrease (Increase) in Trade Debtors 53,797 9,037 Recruiting Expenses & Transfer Fees 30,621 59,670 Repairs & Ground Maintenance 16,840 9,112 Net Cash Provided by Salaries & Wages 95,595 97,582 Operating Activities 129,956 125,252 Other Football Expenses 217,231 69,545 708,810 534,484 FOOTBALL (NET) (133,199) (893) 46 South Fremantle Football Club 2009 YEARBOOK

147132 Annual Report 09.indd 46 25/11/09 11:48:08 AM 2009TREASURER’S REPORT The audited Financial Statements for the year end 31 Marketing and sponsorship this year was mainly aided October 2009 refl ect a profi t of $1202 which is below by the acquisition of several new sponsors and souvenir our budget expectations but understandable in the sales due to our premiership success. current economic climate. Due to a decrease in transfer fee income and extra Despite the low profi t our Statement of Financial expenditure in player and coaching fees, the football Position remains strong and cash reserves have department disclosed the largest movement from a loss decreased only marginally due to the capital of $893 in 2008 to $183,199 in 2009. expenditure in the changerooms. Our membership income increased signifi cantly this Our bar trading is starting to show a vast improvement year and was aided by a concerted effort through not only with increase sales but also in better gross radio advertising and individuals concerned. The end profi t margins as well as reductions in cost areas such as result was an increase in member numbers with the general bar expenses, repairs and maintenance and staff revenue from 2008 being $54,958 to $85,641 this year a wages. wonderful result in an area that is usually fairly stagnant.

The overall net cash fl ow of the club remains very positive and allowing for depreciation ,amortization , Where colour clicks in Melville movements between assets liabilities and provisions the U Specialist Advice U Ideas & Solutions net cash fl ow provided by operating activities amounted U Quality Paint Brands U Quality Accessories to $129,956 compared to $125,252 in 2008. U In-home Colour Consultancy Service Our cash holdings at 31 October 2009 are $614,050 of U Use our Accredited Trade Painters which a signifi cant amount is interest earning. U 1500 Colours and Effects on display U Join our Colour Clique Loyalty Program Once again thank you to all sponsors and members who continue to support our great club and I look forward to 2010.

SALVATORE CAPOLINGUA Treasurer

Inspirations Melville Ph: 9330 3319 16/276 Leach High Way www.inspirationspaint.com.au

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