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CCAFL FOOTBALL RECORD 1998 CCAFL Masterfoods Cup Draw - Seniors ROUND 1 ROUND 8 <> CCAFL FOOTBALL RECORD <> Saturday, April 18 Saturday, June 20 Gosford v Bateau Bay at Adcock Park Gosford v Peninsula Swans at Adcock Park Volume 2, Issue 1; Price: $1 18119 April 1998 J{illamey Vale v Peninsula Swans at Adelaide Street Sunday, June 21 Sunday, April 19 · Terrigal Avoca v Bateau Bay at Heazlett Park ferrigal Avoca v Wyong Lakes at Heazlett Park Killamey Vale v Wyong Lakes at Adelaide Street ROUND2 ROUND9 .... ····~i»•Z»~~.;~,-~...... :.. .- .......... .'"'-'.' ~-··... ·'·.•.-··'·.;,.;·s:~·~ ..... ·•. :$~ .... ··~ .•. ~.·.· •.;$..,.·.-.· ........ :.... ".W,·"·'·{U~. %_.'" .•·@."'.'."""'.".· ... ·.>~.···I\,···.'·.· ·' ..' .[!...·.:,,_!!\·.·.·.~~-·.,.·, Saturday, April 25 Saturday, June 27 Peninsula Swans v Terrigal Avoca at McEvoy Oval Bateau Bay v Peninsula Swans at Mingara Sunday, April 26 Sunday, June 28 I Wyong Lakes v Bateau Bay at Tacoma Oval Killamey Vale v Terrigal Avoca at Adelaide Street Killamey Vale v Gosford at Adelaide Street Wyong Lakes v Gosford at Tacoma Oval 1998.~ Cup ROUND3 ROUND10 l Saturday, May 2 Saturday, July 4 Peninsula Swans v Gosford at McEvoy Oval Peninsula Swans v Wyong Lakes at McEvoy Oval Bateau Bay v Terrigal Avoca at Mingara Sunday, July 5 Sunday, May 3 Killamey Vale v Bateau Bay at Adelaide Street Wyong Lakes v Killamey Vale at Tacoma Oval Terrigal Avoca v Gosford at Heazlett Park The Dawn ofa New Season CUB Challenge ROUND 11 Saturday, May 9 - Central Coast v Newcastle Saturday, July 11 Gosford v Bateau Bay at Adcock Park Hunter Challenge Killamey Vale v Peninsula Swans at Adelaide Street Saturday, May 16 - Hunter v Sydney Football League Sunday, July 12 Terrigal Avo~a v Wyong Lakes at Heazlett Park ROUND4 Sunday, May 17 . ROUND12 Terrigal Avoca v Killamey Vale at Heazlett Park Saturday, July 18 Gosford v Wyong Lakes at Adcock Park Bateau Bay v Terrigal Avoca at Mingara Peninsula Swans v Bateau Bay at McEvoy Oval Peninsula Swans v Gosford at McEvoy Oval Sunday, July 19 ROUNDS Wyong Lakes v Killamey Vale at Tacoma Oval Saturday, May 23 AUSTRALIAN Peninsula Swans v Killamey Vale at McEvoy Oval ROUND13 FOOTBALL LEAGUE Bateau Bay v Gosford at Mingara Saturday, July 25 Sunday, May 24 Gosford v Wyong Lakes at Adcock Park Wyong Lakes v Terrigal Avoca at Tacoma Oval Peninsula Swans v Bateau Bay at McEvoy Oval Sunday, July 26 ROUND 6 Killamey Vale v Terrigal Avoca at Adelaide Street Saturday, May 30 Bateau Bay v Killamey Vale at Mingara ROUND14 Sunday, May 31 Saturday, August 1 Terrigal Avoca v Gosford at Heazlett Park Gosford v Killamey Vale at Adcock Park Wyong Lakes v Peninsula Swans at Tacoma Oval Sunday, August 2 Terrigal Avoca v Peninsula Swans at Heazlett Park ROUND7 Wyong Lakes v. Bateau Bay at Tacoma Oval Saturday, June 6 Killamey Vale v Gosford at Adelaide Street ROUND15 Saturday, June 13 Saturday, August 8 Peninsula Swans v Terrigal Avoca at McEvoy Oval Gosford v Terrigal Avoca at Adcock Park Bateau Bay v Wyong Lakes at Mingara Bateau Bay v Killamey Vale at Mingara Sunday, August 9 Wyong Lakes v Peninsula Swans at Tacoma Oval 24 CCAFL FOOTBALL RECORD CCAFLFOOTBALLRECORD r 1998 CCAFL Masterfoods Cup Draw - Juniors From The Editor ROUND 1 ROUNDS Welcome to the 1998 Masterfoods Premiership Sunday, April 19. Sunday, June 28 Vvund tJne JJreview Season. With high standards in Clubs and the Rep­ Gosford v Bateau Bay at Adcock Park Bateau Bay v Peninsula Swans at Adelaide Street resentative Squad and ever increasing strength and Killamey Vale v Peninsula Swans at Adelaide Street Killamey Vale v Terrigal Avoca at Adelaide Street numbers in the Junior Competition we expect this Terrigal Avoca v Wyong Lakes at Heazlett Park Wyong Lakes v Gosford at Tacoma Oval year to be the biggest and best ever. '• ROUND2 ROUND10 Sunday, April 26 Sunday, July 5 We have had a good influx of players from outside Peninsula Swans v Terrigal Avoca at McEvoy Oval Peninsula Swans v Wyong Lakes at McEvoy Oval the area which always helps to build the strength of Wyong Lakes v Bateau Bay at Tacoma Oval Killamey Vale v Bateau Bay at Adelaide Street the competition. We also have a good number of Killamey Vale v Gosford at Adelaide Street Terrigal Avoca v Gosford at Heazlett Park promising players progressing from the juniors to 7 seniors. ROUND 3 ROUND 11 Sunday, May 3 Sunday, July 12 A major innovation for the Juniors this year is that Peninsula Swans v Gosford at McEvoy Oval Gosford v Bateau Bay at Adcock Park all players will be presented with a kit before the Bateau Bay v Terrigal Avoca at Adelaide Street Killamey Vale v Peninsula Swans at Adelaide Street !"1tfCC f-funten games on Sunday. The kit will contain, besides Wyong Lakes v Killamey Vale at Tacoma Oval Terrigal Avoca v Wyong Lakes at Heazlett Park shorts and socks, a book about Football, Stickers, AFL fixture card etc. All at no cost to the player, CUB Challenge ROUND12 Vevelt:>pment and ltJ parents or the club. Saturday, May 9- Central Coast v Newcastle Sunday, July 19 ..lunit:>r !"1tfews Bateau Bay v Terrigal Avoca at Adelaide Street A decision has also been taken to play Junior Finals ROUND4 Peninsula Swans v Gosford at McEvoy Oval Sunday, May 17 l:J separately to the Seniors this season. Wyong Lakes v Killamey Vale at Tacoma Oval Terrigal Avoca v Killamey Vale at Heazlett Park Gosford v Wyong Lakes at Adcock Park ROUND13 UMPIRES Peninsula Swans v Bateau Bay at McEvoy Oval Sunday, July 26 Leading Et:>al l\ic;f(.­ 17 Gosford v Wyong Lakes at Adcock Park Another innovation this year is that clubs will be ers - l <;J<;J7 ROUND 5 Peninsula Swans v Bateau Bay at McEvoy Oval responsible for Umpires for the Juniors. Home club Sunday, May 24 Killamey Vale v Terrigal Avoca at Adelaide Street must provide Field Umpires (in uniform) and each Leaeue Awards - Peninsula Swans v Killamey Vale at McEvoy Oval club is responsible for Boundary and Goal Umpires Bateau Bay v Gosford at Adelaide Street ROUND14 1<;1<;17 (also in uniform and properly equipped- coat, flags, Wyong Lakes v Terrigal Avoca at Tacoma Oval Sunday, August 2 whistles etc). In most cases the League will supply Gosford v Killamey Vale at Adcock Park first Erade ~suits - an Umpire for under 17' s but in cases of a shortage ROUND 6 Terrigal Avoca v Peninsula Swans at HeazlettPark 1<;1<;17 of Umpires the Club will be responsible. Umpires Sunday, May 31 Wyong Lakes v Bateau Bay at Tacoma Oval assuming these duties will be recognised as Official Bateau Bay v Killamey Vale at Adelaide Street Veserve Erade and Umpires and will be expected to report any re­ Terrigal Avoca v Gosford at Heazlett Park ROUND15 Under 17 Vesults - portable offences committed by any registered per­ Wyong Lakes v Peninsula Swans at Tacoma Oval Sunday, August 9 son (player, coach etc). Gosford v Terrigal Avoca at Adcock Park 1<;1<;17 ROUND 7 Bateau Bay v Killamey Vale at Adelaide Street 9 Sunday, June 7 Wyong Lakes v Peninsula Swans at Tacoma Oval S 21 Supporters and players should remember that these Under l 4 and Un­ Killamey Vale v Gosford at Adelaide Street 9 Umpires are mostly new to Umpiring and rather der l 2 S Vesults - Sunday, June 14 than being rubbished or abused they should be 1<;1<;17 Peninsula Swans v Terrigal Avoca at McEvoy Oval Please note that when Bateau Bay have a home game, encouraged. Bateau Bay v Wyong Lakes at Adelaide Street the Under l 7's match will take place at Mingara Oval Leaeue Ladden - starting at l0.30am on the Saturday. 1<;1<;17 Good luck to all players and clubs and to all ROUND 8 supporters I hope your team wins. But remember, Sunday, June 21 The Under l2's and Under l4's matches will be win or lose, we are here to promote Australian Gosford v Peninsula Swans at Adcock Park played at Adelaide Street Oval on the Sunday from Football and that overall must be the winner. Terrigal Avoca v Bateau Bay at Heazlett Park 8am. Killamey Vale v Wyong Lakes at Adelaide Street 2 23 CCAFLFOOTBALLRECORD CCAFL FOOTBALL RECORD How THEY FINISHED IN 1997 VtJund One IJreYiew The start of a new season is always exciting and full of First Grade interest with all club people, players and supporters L D For Ag st Pts wondering what the off season has produced in the way w % of player comings and goings, who has come to the club, Bateau Bay 16 2 3042 1036 293.6 64 who has left to go to another club, who has left the area and who has come into the area and who are they going Gosford Wyoming 12 6 2141 1397 153.3 47 to play for. Kan Tong is a registered tradename of Killarney Vale 11 7 2391 1463 163.4 44 Most of these questions will be answered this weekend La:J/e.r~od:J when all six teams take the field for the first round of the Peninsula Swans 9 9 2161 1975 109.5 34 1998 Masterfoods Cup Premiership season. Proud Sponsors of Central Coast Australian Football. Wyong Lakes 6 12 1398 2408 58.1 23 If the form of the Masterfoods Lightning Premiership can be used as a guide Terrigal Avoca Panthers look to Terrigal Avoca 18 746 3601 20.7 have done really well since last September with a build up of players under new coach Paul Van Der Kamp. Notable signings have been Maurice Goolagong from Reserve Grade Under 17's the Swans and Damian Moloney from the Bombers.
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