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Norwood Football Club 140TH EDITION aNNual rEPort 2018 SEaSoN 2018 140 Mo NI qu E MI Holl t CH G IC r k IGG 2 NORWOOD FOOTBALL CLUB ANNUAL REPORT 2018 CLUB PR PROFILEOF 1878ILE -1878-2018 2018 CLUB FORMED: MOST GAMES: MOST GOALS IN A SEASON: 1878 371 by G. McIntosh 1982-1998. 111 - Neville roberts, 1983; 100 bruce Schultz, 1941. HOME GROUND: MOST STATE GAMES: Coopers Stadium 39 by walter Scott, 1920-32. MOST GOALS IN A MATCH: 23 - anthony “bos” daly v. CLUB ADDRESS: INTERSTATE CAPTAINS: adelaide in 1893. 4 woods Street, Norwood a. S. McMichael, 1879; alfred waldron, 1880, 1881, 1890; H.a. HIGHEST GOALS AGGREGATE: PHONE: Plunkett, 1893; alby bahr, 1908; 669 - bruce Schultz, 1933-41; 602 8362 6278 walter Scott, 1930; Jack oatey, - roger woodcock 1969-81. GROUND MEASUREMENTS: 1949-50; Neville roberts, 1984- BEST HOME ATTENDANCE: 161m x 111m 85; Michael aish, 1986,1989; 20,280 v Port adelaide on May Garry McIntosh 1992, 1995, 1997; 22, 1971. COLOURS: brett James 2002 Navy blue guernsey with red trim BEST FINAL ATTENDANCE: and red socks MAGAREY MEDALLISTS: 58,924 v Port adelaide at albert Green, 1898; rev. adelaide in 1957 Grand Final. EMBLEM: Charles Perry, 1915; walter redlegs Scott, 1921,1924 and 1930; alick HIGHEST WINNING SCORE: PREMIERSHIPS: lill, 1925; william McCallum, Norwood 33.21 (219) d North 10.9 31 - 1878-83; 1887-1889; 1891; 1936; John Marriott, 1951; ron (69) at Norwood on May 7, 1977. 1894; 1901; 1904; 1907; 1922-23; kneebone, 1966; Michael aish, BIGGEST WINNING MARGIN: 1925; 1929; 1941; 1946; 1948; 1950; 1981; Garry McIntosh, 1994 and 158 points at woodville on July 1975; 1978; 1982; 1984; 1997; 2012, 1995; andrew Jarman, 1997, 1, 1995. 2013, 2014; SaNFLW 2017 Matthew thomas, 2013, Mitch Grigg 2017 and 2018 LONGEST WINNING SEQUENCE: RUNNERS UP: 16 games in 1975. 23 GraNd FINalS (Not played FOS WILLIAMS MEDALLISTS: until 1898); 38 1889; 1894; 1899; Michael aish, 1983; Garry LONGEST WINNING SEQUENCE 1901; 1904; 1907-08; 1920-23; McIntosh, 1984, 1992, 1995; AT NORWOOD OVAL: 1925; 1928-29; 1933; 1941; 1946- andrew Jarman, 1990; Scott 16 games from 1974 to 1976; 16 1948; 1950; 1952; 1955; 1957; burns, 1994, James thiessen, games from 1996 to 1998 1960-61; 1975; 1978; 1980; 1982; 1997, Paul McCormack, 1998, LAST PREMIERSHIP SIDE: 1984; 1993; 1997, 1999, 2010, 2012, anthony Harvey 1999, Scott 2014 - Coach ben warren , 2013, 2014, 2018 borlace 2005. Gavin Hughes, kristian roocke, WOODEN SPOONS: JACK OATEY MEDALLISTS: Michael Newton, Matthew 6 - 1913; 1914; 1915; 1919; 1968, danny Jenkins, 1982; Panos, Callum bartlett, James 2004. keith thomas, 1984; John allan, alex Forster, Simon Cunningham, 1997, dean terlich Phillips, kieran McGuinness OTHER PREMIERSHIPS: 2012, brett Zorzi 2013, Matthew ©, Jace bode, Michael 1977 ardath Cup. Panos 2014, Mitch Grigg 2018. Chippendale, kane Murphy, Sam CHAMPIONS OF AUSTRALIA: KEN FARMER MEDALLISTS: baulderstone, anthony wilson, 1888; 1907 Jim west 1997. timothy webber, liam davis, ben Jefferies, brady dawe, STANLEY H. LEWIS TROPHY: TASSIE MEDALLISTS: Josh donohue, andrew kirwan, 14 - 1965; 1974; 1982; 1984; 1985; Graham Molloy, 1969. Edward Smart 1986; 1987; 1995; 1996; 1997, 1998, ALL AUSTRALIANS: 2011, 2012, 2018 John Marriott, 1953; k. “bill” wedding, 1961; Graham Molloy, OBITUARIES MOST YEARS AS COACH: 1969; Michael aish, 1983 and 12 - Jack oatey 1945-1956. Christopher ‘ray’ woolford 1986 (Vice Captain). Colleen Jarrett MOST YEARS AS CAPTAIN: GALLAGHER/WILLIAMS CUP: brian Johnson 10 - alfred waldron, 1881- 1993, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002, daryl Edwin koch 85; 1887-90; 1892; 9 - Garry 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2009, athalie Miller McIntosh, 1990-98. 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2015 terry Page NORWOOD FOOTBALL CLUB ANNUAL REPORT 2018 3 CONTENTS 2018 board and Committee Members 4 Staff and Volunteers 5 President’s report 7 CEo’s report 10 Football operations report 12 talent Manager’s report 14 Finance report 16 Norwood Football Club tour of Croatia 17 Norwood Football Club History Committee 18 Commercial Partnerships 20 thank You to our Sponsors 21 Events 22 2018 Sponsors 23 2018 Partners 24 Norwood Football Club Hall of Fame legends 25 2018 league Statistics 26 2018 trophy winners 27 Stanley H lewis trophy 27 2018 Men’s results 28 2018 women’s results 28 2018 debutants 30 2018 Milestones 30 league ladder 31 reserves ladder 31 under 18 ladder 32 under 16 ladder 32 2018 Men’s team 33 Men’s Fixture and results 34 2018 women’s team 37 2018 women’s Statistics 38 women’s Fixture and results 39 2018 reserves Statistics 41 2018 u18 Statistics 42 2018 u18 awards 42 2018 u16 Statistics 43 2018 u16 awards 43 life Members 44 Honour roll 46 100 Games and over 49 NORWOOD FOOTBALL CLUB & REDLEGS CLUB 4 woods St, Norwood, Sa 5067 • Postal Po box 3125, Norwood, Sa. 5067 Phone 8362 6278 • Fax 8362 6034 • www.norwoodfc.com.au 4 NORWOOD FOOTBALL CLUB ANNUAL REPORT 2018 2018 BOARD AND COMMITTEE MEMBERS Paul Di Iulio Bill Moody Ben Seekamp President / Chairman board Member board Member Marie Skrodski Steve Arblaster Justin Staritski Rick Neagle board Member board Member board Member board Member Coopers Stadium NORWOOD FOOTBALL CLUB ANNUAL REPORT 2018 5 STAFF AND VOLUNTEERS Office Staff Football Department krystal Musolino dave bartel trainer l/r u16 assistant James Fantasia Jarrod Cotton CEo Senior Coach lachlan winter Gavin Goodfellow trainer l/r u16 team Manager Peggy burns adam Smith Financial Controller Senior assistant Coach alice Hopper Chris o’Connor trainer l/r u15 Coach Mark ross Gavin Hughes Football operations Manager Forward line Coach Martin Faulkner Chris olsson trainer l/r u15 assistant Coach rick Shrowder James Saywell talent Manager Midfield Coach Jason bosi Corey di Stefano trainer l/r u15 asst Coach dale Fleming Jeremy Cini Commercial operations Manager defence Coach brian bullock brodie Carroll trainer under 15 asst Coach Joseph Marciano Shayne wooley Communications / Media bench Coach kirsty Fendt ben Mesisca Coordinator trainer l/r u15 asst Coach/team Manager Stephen Carr angeline Solari runner Hailee Fitzgerald david Payne administration Coordinator trainer u14 Coach Marc robinson Natasha Maios league team Manager Craig Paech devin Payne Finance assistant trainer l/r u14 assistant Coach ray Jarrett other Staff Property Steward daniel Garruccio Jamie thomas trainer l/r u13 Coach barry Soloman al Hughes Grounds Manager Property Steward Nick Cubitt damian Hooker trainer u16, u18 u13 assistant Coach Gavin Goodfellow Stephen bennetts Property Manager league time keeper Ebony Jack danni Michael trainer u16, u18 underage Strength & Conditioning david Solari Gavin Hughes Maintenance / oval assistant reserves Coach brian Moody karli wise reserves time keeper underage Physio ben Mesisca tim webber SaNFl development officer reserves assistant Peter Mansfield Womens Football Head Statistician Michael Gerace Nic Massacci Steve Symonds office Support reserves assistant Peter borgelt Coach Stats/whiteboard david Payne Pete Sanders tess baxter Ground Maintenance reserves runner Grant ashby assistant Coach Statistician Board Members Paul Gillet Michelle o’brien reserves team Manager Gary Vivian assistant Coach Paul di Iulio and bench Coach Statistician President Shane ruxton Interchange and Property Steward david kempe assistant Coach bill Moody Michael Milnes Statistician Committee Member/Vice President Sarah thompson Trainers/Support Staff rick kapperer team Manager rick Neagle u18 time keeper/ league Committee Member dr andrew Mcdonald tom Moore Club doctor Underage Team Officials Physiotherapist ben Seekamp Finance / Committee Member dr Simon Vanlint James allen Jack derrick team doctor u18 Coach Physiotherapist Stephen arblaster Committee Member richard Hoffman Michael Niedzwiecki Stephen Fendt team doctor u 18 assistant trainer Marie Skrodski Committee Member denis Sella-Ginot Steve lemers rebekka McMahon Joint Head trainer u18 assistant under 17 Girls Coach Justin Staritski Committee Member darren Savaidis luke McCarthy tim McMahon Joint Head trainer u18 assistant under 17 asst Coach James Fantasia CEo tom Moore rowley Pengilly Mark Swanbury Physiotherapist u18 team Manager under 15 Girls Coach Number One Ticket Holder kerry bungey Jack derrick Ian Sparnon Premier team Physiotherapist u18 Physiotherapist u15 Girls team Manager Honourable Stephen Marshall Sahar rivett Scott Irrgang Club Patron Message therapist u16 Coach Joe tripodi OAM donna rhook ben Mesisca Injury Management/trainer u16 assistant 6 NORWOOD FOOTBALL CLUB ANNUAL REPORT 2018 Football Committee Geoff baynes Care & Wellbeing Committee Member Mark ross Stephen rowe Chair richard o’dea Chair Member Jarrod Cotton Jarrod Cotton Senior Coach Horizons Member James Fantasia Sean keenihan Mark ross CEo Chair Member Paul di Iulio Paul di lulio rowley Pengilly President Member Member Michael taylor James Fantasia James Fantasia Member Member Member Steven Symonds Geoff baynes donna rhook Member Member Member Justin Staritski david brooks andrew aish Member Member Member rick Shrowder andrew Sincock anthony Hill Member Member Member Marketing & Technology tony d’alessandro John Neate Member Member Marie Skrodzki Chair angela wang Past Players & Officials observer/Minutes/ Secretary Committee dale Fleming Member Assets Matthew bartamucci James Fantasia Grant dalwood Glen rosser Member Chair Grant dalwood Finance Committee James Fantasia Member Stephen Fendt ben Seekamp Chair barry Soloman dale Fleming Member Paul di Iulio roger woodcock Member History Committee brian woodcock James Fantasia wynton Heading Member Chair Malcolm ashwood Hamish
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