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AFL Vic Record Week 10.Indd VFL Round 6 23 - 24 May 2015 $3.00 Photo: Arj Giese Photo: Arj Giese MAKE THE ROAD TO VICTORY A SAFE ONE Support the TAC Cup clubs as they support safety on our roads. Each of the 12 TAC Cup teams has made a short fi lm with an important road safety message. Watch the vids on facebook.com/taccupfooty and go in the draw to win one of 4 x $250 Rebel Sport vouchers by voting for your favourite! The team with the most votes wins, so make your mark and support your team as they support their community. Features 4 5 Ben Jolley game 200 7 Ben Clift on game 100 11 Cecilia McIntosh Every week Editorial 3 VFL News 8 VFL Round Highlights 9 AFL Vic News 13 Club Whiteboard 14 15 Events 17 Connect with your club 21 Draft Watch 48 Who’s playing who 30 31 Geelong vs Port Melbourne 32 33 Northern Blues vs Essendon 34 35 Casey Scorpions vs Richmond 36 37 Footscray vs North Ballarat TAC Cup Development weekend 38 39 Sandringham vs Box Hill Hawks 40 41 Werribee Tigers vs Frankston 42 43 Williamstown vs Coburg Editor: Anthony Stanguts anthony.stanguts@afl vic.com.au Contributors: Dave O’Neill, Anthony Stanguts Design & Print: Cyan Press Photos: AFL Photo’s (unless otherwise credited) Ikon Park, Gate 3, Royal Parade, Carlton Nth, VIC 3054 Advertising: Ryan Webb (03) 8341 6062 GPO Box 4337, Melbourne, VIC 3001 Phone: (03) 8341 6000 | Fax: (03) 9380 1076 AFL Victoria CEO: Steven Reaper www.afl vic.com.au State League & Talent Manager: John Hook High Performance Managers: Anton Grbac, Leon Harris Cover: It is game 200 for Williamstown’s Talent Operations Coordinator: Rhy Gieschen Ben Jolley this weekend. Talent Operations Coordinator: Lauren Bunting www.taccup.com.au 01 Television Online VFL Online Website: www.vfl .com.au Twitter: @VFLnews #PJVFL Facebook: www.facebook.com/vfl footy Broadcasting the Peter Jackson VFL in 2015 TAC Cup Online Saturday May 23 – 12pm Website: www.taccup.com.au Geelong v Port Melbourne Twitter: @TACCup Next week: Richmond v Essendon Facebook: www.facebook.com/taccupfooty Radio VFL Live L Sunday May 24, Williamstown v Coburg I From 1.30pm V Live on Digital Radio via Aussie, Red Time Sport and SEN iPhone Apps, E online via vfl .com.au or sen.com.au Next week: Box Hill Hawks v Northern Blues R TAC Cup Radio A Next Week: Saturday May 30, Western Jets v Geelong Falcons D I From 1.15pm O Listen live on the Red Time Sport iPhone App or www.taccup.com.au 3WBC Sunday May 24, Sandringham v Box Hill Hawks From 1pm Listen to 94.1FM, online at www.3wbc.org.au or the Tune In Radio app Next week: Box Hill Hawks v Northern Blues Casey Radio Saturday May 23, Casey Scorpions v Richmond from 6pm Sunday May 24, Werribee v Frankston from 1pm Tune to 97.7fm in Melbourne, via the web at www.caseyradio.com.au, or on the Tune In Radio app on your smart phone. Next week: Frankston v Footscray Video Streaming Visit www.vfl .com.au for a link Sunday at 2pm for a live video stream of: Williamstown v Coburg Watch the action and listen to the call from the VFL Live team. Next week: Box Hill Hawks v Northern Blues 02 www.vfl .com.au Excitement builds for fi rst bounce This weekend’s opening match of the NAB AFL U18 Championships between Vic Country and Vic Metro marks the beginning of an exciting period on the football calendar. One of my fondest football memories is pulling on the Vic Country jumper as a 17-year-old and testing myself against the best young players in the country. While back then it was U17 national carnival, very little has changed in regards to the signifi cant part these games play in the overall talent pathway. The U18 Championships provide AFL clubs with an opportunity to see the best players from around Australia play against one another, and in most cases, perform on grounds used at the elite level. Knowing how a player copes with the added pressure of playing against superior opposition in big matches is increasingly important to recruiters. The Vic Country and Vic Metro squads, which will be trimmed to 40 players following this weekend’s opening match, will no doubt include future stars of the game. So many current AFL Champions fi rst rose to prominence in the National Championships, with countless others going on to make their mark at VFL level. The Country v Metro rivalry has been around for as long as football itself and to see it unfold again as part of Division 1 of the U18 Championships is a sign of the strength of our academy programs, which are supported by Dairy Australia and their Legendairy campaign. Despite neither side winning the Championship in 2014, it proved to be one of our most successful ever. Thirty eight players from the academies in 2014 were selected by an AFL club in the National Draft , headlined by Patrick McCartin (Vic Country) and Christian Petracca (Vic Metro) as the fi rst and second pick. While both the Vic Country and Vic Metro squads are eager to end South Australia’s two-year reign as title holders, the focus remains on providing a high performance environment for the best players in the TAC Cup competition and an opportunity to show what they can do on the big stage. This weekend, former Vic Metro player Ben Jolley plays his 200th Peter Jackson VFL match, a milestone that speaks of his commitment and professionalism over a long and decorated career. We congratulate Ben and wish him well in the Seagulls’ clash with Coburg. We also send our best wishes to the Victorian Women’s Football League representatives who will play for Melbourne and the Western Bulldogs in this Sunday’s AFL Women’s Exhibition match. The game, one of two to be played this season, is great showcase for female football and we are thrilled to see so many VWFL players get an opportunity. Steven Reaper AFL Victoria CEO www.taccup.com.au 03 Ben Jolley will play his 200th VFL game this weekend, in a career that has spanned over a decade 200 games for Williamstown legend When you chat with Ben Jolley you instantly teammate Jason Cloke to thank for helping him get to understand why he has forged such a lengthy career Williamstown. in the Peter Jackson VFL. “Jason played a season with Bendigo and at end of The Seagulls captain is modest, down to earth and simply that year, was heading back to Williamstown and asked loves to play football at the highest level possible. whether it was OK to pass on my details,” Jolley said. This weekend he will pull on the boots for his 200th VFL “I met with Gotch and Cuz (Brad Gotch and Brendan Curry) game – a major milestone in a competition that has and I just wanted to play football at the highest level so I changed greatly since he started back in 2005. did not consider any other off er. Draft ed from the Calder Cannons as a rookie to Essendon “I just jumped on board then and there and the rest is at the end of 2004, the hard at it midfi elder managed four history.” AFL games in his two seasons at the Bombers, playing He has seen many teammates come and go over eight most of his time with Bombers VFL aff iliate Bendigo. years at Pont Gellibrand, with just Cam Lockwood Aft er he was delisted, he remained at Bendigo for another remaining from his fi rst year at Williamstown in 2008. season before starting his career with Williamstown in Despite the changing nature of the Williamstown side over 2008. the years, the Seagulls captain continues to stay motivated From his early days as an Essendon rookie developing his and is still one of the best and most respected players in game at Bendigo, to captaining Williamstown, Jolley has the competition at age 29. had a major presence in the competition. “Every week poses a new challenge, not only the He is a four time club best and fairest winner opposition you play against, but for myself personally,” (Williamstown 2011, 2012, 2014 / Bendigo 2006), two time Jolley said. VFL representative player, a fi ve time VFL Team of the Year “If you want to continue to stay motivated and play sport selection and was last year awarded VFL life membership. you constantly need to be challenged to get the best out Jolley has former Collingwood player and Bendigo of yourself. 04 www.vfl .com.au “I have just enjoyed that aspect – you win some, you lose “That period of time was pretty special for me, but some but the challenge every week is what keeps me unfortunately no one remembers rounds 15 to 22 and the going.” preliminary fi nalist of season 2012, only the premiers.” Across the journey Jolley has been fortunate with the By Jolley’s own admission “you don’t win premierships by calibre of coaches he has played under. luck, you win them by hard work and determination,” but From Kevin Sheedy at Essendon and Matthew Knights at a little luck to this VFL legend would go a long way to help Bendigo, to Brad Gotch, Peter German and Andy Collins at provide a fi tting fi nale to a player that has left his mark not Williamstown.
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