2018 ANNUAL REPORT CONTENTS PRESIDENT’S REPORT 02 WACFL RESULTS AND AWARD WINNERS 18 THE EXECUTIVE AND STAFF 05 AFL & AFLW PLAYERS LIST 20 GENERAL MANAGER'S REPORT 08 AFL & AFLW DRAFTEES 21 WAFC EXECUTIVE MANAGER ENGAGEMENT & LANDMARK COUNTRY ALL STARS 21 COMMUNITY FOOTBALL REPORT 10 CBH COUNTRY COLTS ALL STARS 21 HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS AND JOINT PATRONS 11 LANDMARK COUNTRY FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS 21 WACFL 2018 HIGHLIGHTS 12 COUNTRY FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP RECORD 22 WACFL EXECUTIVE 14 2018 AWARDS 23 WACFL STAFF AND OFFICE BEARERS 15 MERIT AWARDS FOR SERVICE 24 WA NEW HOLLAND STATE COUNTRY TEAM 16 FINANCIAL REPORT 25

THE WEST AUSTRALIAN COUNTRY FOOTBALL LEAGUE IS FORTUNATE TO HAVE THE COMMITMENT OF THE FOLLOWING COMPANIES FOR 2018 AND THANKS THEM FOR THEIR SUPPORT.

PREMIER PARTNERS

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OFFICIAL SUPPLIERS

WACFL SUPPORTS “THIS YEAR THE EXECUTIVE HAS GONE ABOUT ITS ROLE OF DELIVERING THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE 2017- PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2018 was my first year as President of the implement to improve the efficiency of their helping them manage the inflation and 2019 STRATEGIC PLAN WITH VIGOUR WACFL and I want to start by saying what League to help keep the Clubs sustainable. expectations around player payments. a fantastic honour it is to follow in the I’d like to continue to encourage our The bylaws continue to evolve, and we are AND WE HAVE SEEN SOME POSITIVE footsteps of a great bunch of long-serving members from all over the state to read confident that the vast majority of our Clubs WACFL presidents in Bud Byfield, John this report as it has relevance to all Country are respectful of these bylaws and abiding Lussick, Ken Baxter and Terry House. Football Leagues. by them. We feel there are significant DEVELOPMENTS.” consequences for noncompliance and hope After 10 years as the WACFL’s president, The Governance of the WACFL has been that the risk and consequence of getting Terry stood down from his position in closely looked at this year and we are caught will outweigh a Club’s desire to buy March and continued as an executive now seeking the support of Members to a premiership. member. I’m sure all members would like to endorse a new constitution for the WACFL join me in congratulating and thanking him in line with changes put in place from the 2018 also saw very deserving people for his efforts and leadership over this time Department of Mines, Industry Regulation inducted into the WACFL’s Life Members and his contribution to country football. and Safety. Club, Gary Bovell and Kellie Morley. Gary Terry has provided great leadership to received his Life Membership for his long the executive, has represented the best There will be further developments rolled and valuable involvement with country interests of country football and has been a out early in the 2019 season which are a football as assistant trainer and then head great supporter of representative football. culmination of some of the hard work of the trainer for our state programs between Executive and Staff from the 2018 season, 2000 and 2018. Kellie has been the This year the executive has gone about its and we are comfortable that the WACFL WACFL’s longest serving staff member role of delivering the recommendations is on the right track to better support our (starting in 1997) and in 2017 reached a of the 2017-2019 Strategic Plan with network. 20-year milestone the members believe vigour and we have seen some positive warranted life membership. developments in regard to Club Commercially, we had a pleasing end to Development, Governance and the Talent 2018 as we continue to have the support The country staff had a superb year and Pathway. There has been a great deal of of our loyal sponsors and have re-signed continues to provide some fantastic work done creating new and professional licencing agreements with six companies innovations to improve country football for policy and tools to support our network. for the following three years. The WACFL’s the executive to consider. financials have been audited and show a The Wheatbelt Review was a report we net profit of $40,656. Importantly this will Finally, I’d like to thank my fellow executive produced as a recommendation from the allow the WACFL to put aside an amount of members for their contribution to country Strategic Plan and something close to $40,000 at the beginning of season 2019 to football in 2018. As a collective we remain my heart, as we painted a picture of what be directed towards a new initiative named passionate about supporting grassroots we believe is happening to football in the the Player Legacy Fund to better protect football to continue the great work the Wheatbelt with less people living in towns our members in times of hardship. We look volunteers provide week to week in and playing the game. To support our forward to providing further details on this facilitating more than 3,000 senior matches anecdotal concepts, we did a census to see initiative in the coming months. that take place around country WA each year. actual trends over one weekend. The WACFL’s Salary Cap has now been Importantly, we gave each League in place for two seasons and we believe JOHN SHADBOLT suggestions on strategies they could it has been a positive for our Clubs in PRESIDENT WACFL

02 03 THE EXECUTIVE

JOHN SHADBOLT IAN STANLEY MILTON MILLOY GREG BAIRD JOE BURTON President Senior Vice President Junior Vice President

COLIN COX TERRY HOUSE NOEL MIGUEL BARRY TATE GRANT WOODHAMS THE STAFF

JOE GEORGIADES BRENT SHERIDAN KELLIE MORLEY ROBYN PAYNE General Manager Operations Manager Administration Administration Assistant Part-time Assistant Part-time

04 05 07 West Kimberley West Great Southern South West South West Peel Great Great Northern FEMALE FOOTBALL COUNTRY WA LEAGUE 750 PLAYERS 5 LEAGUES 24 CLUBS East Kimberley Esperance Districts Esperance Central Kimberley Goldfields Newman Ravensthorpe West Kimberley Ongerup Eastern Districts Fortescue Central Wheatbelt Central Great Southern Mortlock Avon North Pilbara Southern Upper Great Gascoyne North Midlands Great Great Northern Hills

Peel

Central Central

Lower Southwest Lower Midlands Coastal

Onshore Cup Onshore South West & South West

MALE WA COUNTRY FOOTBALL LEAGUE 12500 PLAYERS 114 LGA’S 25 LEAGUES 25 5000VOLUNTEERS

150 CLUBS 06 “THE 2018 SEASON SAW SIGNIFICANT STEPS TAKEN TO ENHANCE THE GOVERNANCE OF OUR COMPETITIONS.”

GENERAL MANAGER’S REPORT

I believe the 2018 season has been the most Club Development has been another key competitions was a highlight in an area which allows our stakeholders the first real Adelaide Oval in late July. This year’s Robyn Payne, Kellie Morley and volunteer productive year of our Staff and Executive pillar of our 2018 program and, in February, of our game that continues to rapidly opportunity to make informed decisions program saw three lead-in matches against Benjamin Ralph who all continued to work since I commenced in 2011, which can the WACFL loaded a suite of videos onto expand. This, on top of the SWFL and based on relevant statistics. the WAAFL Under 23s, the WA State 18s hard for our constituents’ best interests. largely be attributed to the clear direction our website to give our volunteers easy West Kimberley which commenced female and the Goldfields FL to help commemorate Again, I think our small team had a fantastic that the 2017-19 strategic plan has given us access to club development resources in a competitions in 2017, demonstrates WACFL The Landmark Country Football 125 years since the discovery of gold in the year and I’m very proud of the staff we as a collective. digestible format. It is envisaged that this Leagues are embracing women’s football Championships returned to a one weekend region. have on board and what we’ve been able to strategy, combined with WACFL policy, with all Leagues reporting a positive flow format in Perth and appeared to be a deliver. Gratitude and congratulations must The 2018 season saw significant steps Club Manuals, the website, face to face on to the football and broader community format our network supports. This year After a fantastic lead-in and taking away also go to the members of the Executive taken to enhance the governance of our sessions such as the Regional Roadshows, from starting competitions. Whilst we don’t we were blessed with great weather and one of our strongest sides, the team for their support in the previous 12 months competitions, with five leagues adopting and regular outreach, will allow us to better envisage all our Leagues having female good grounds which, when combined with performed very admirably in Adelaide, but with some of them travelling over four streamlined competition rules in line with support our 150 Club networks with the competitions in the next few years, there the strong sides Leagues brought to town, unfortunately went down by five points. hours to attend meetings each month. WACFL bylaws and recommendations. challenges that arise for them from time to is still opportunity for more Leagues to made it one of the best Championships Congratulations to Craig Walker and his This simple process allows the WACFL to time. embrace female football in the coming in recent times. This year we hosted a team of support staff and Brent Sheridan The 2018 season was my final year as provide more comprehensive administrative years. composite Regional Allstars side in Division for his organisation of this year’s talent General Manager of the WA Country support, which we’ve found has helped Player Payments continue to be topical 3 which had players invited from non- programs. Football League as I explore other reduce duplication for volunteers, assisted around the southern half of the State and Hockey and Netball continue to be popular participating Leagues, giving all WACFL opportunities in 2019. Since 2011, I’ve with their competition management and is the WACFL continued to carry out audits, winter sport options for females in players the opportunity to partake in the As well as overseeing our network and been lucky enough to see the state a couple certainly an avenue the WACFL is keen to investigations and reviews on all clubs Agricultural WA and discussions continued Championships. Congratulations to the managing a number of our own programs, of times over, and the opportunity to progress with other Leagues in the future. paying players. With our bylaws now around working together with these Southwest (League and Colts), Goldfields the WACFL Staff and Executive was also manage country football for the past seven having been in place for two full seasons, associations to ensure better facilitation of (Division 2) and Eastern Districts (Division invited to contribute towards WAFC projects seasons has been my career highlight and a Clubs, Leagues and the WACFL have also we believe they have been effective in winter sport, especially in the Wheatbelt. 3) who were this year’s victors. as part of its Structural Review agenda. time in my life I will remember fondly. had to be mindful of State Legislation, reducing inflationary pressures on Clubs, Better administered country sport was a This year’s projects have included The ensuring all incorporated associations which was our main objective when the large component of the WACFL’s Wheatbelt We celebrated our 20-year relationship Talent Pathway, Points Systems, Valuation I will continue to support country football update their rules in line with the bylaws were introduced. The Board is Review document. with the Insurance Commission of WA of Community Football and the Broader in differing ways in my future and would department’s minimum standards. This committed to ramping up its powers and promoting the Belt up. message which has Governance of Country Football. Ensuring like to wish all those great people I’ve been process must be completed prior to June investigations in 2019 to help ensure The Review was a critical discussion now become synonymous with Country our network is adequately represented at lucky enough to meet on my journey in 30, 2019, and the WACFL has supported our integrity with regard to the policing of the paper released by the WACFL in August Football. Every player at the Landmark the table of future discussions is obviously football all the best. I hope I have been able members by providing templates to Clubs bylaws. and summarised some of the concerning Championships was given a special Belt up. critically important for our board to ensure to positively influence country football and and Leagues which we believe to contain trends being experienced by Leagues and showbag to celebrate this anniversary. our stakeholders’ best interests are put help set it up to flourish in years to come. the best practice governance principles Participation numbers in senior regional Clubs within the Wheatbelt, predominately forward. for our network. The WACFL will also be WA grew by 1% in 2018. The establishment around population trends and the threat The Landmark Championships gave us transitioning to a new constitution following of senior female football in the GNFL, GSFL, to football’s sustainability. The review a great lead into our New Holland State I’d like to acknowledge the performance Joseph Georgiades the 2019 Annual General meeting. PFNL and Central and East Kimberley provided a significant amount of data Country match versus the SACFL on of WACFL staff members Brent Sheridan, General Manager

08 09 WAFC EXECUTIVE MANAGER HONORARY ENGAGEMENT & COMMUNITY FOOTBALL LIFE MEMBERS

The 2018 Football Season was another to play in the championships as it is junior and senior competitions working 1990 A S (Bud) Byfield OAM (deceased) successful year in football across Western a unique and valued opportunity. The together, to a closer alignment of the 1990 J S (Jock) Coleman (deceased) Australia with in excess of 342,000 ongoing support of Landmark in this WACFL and RFDC’s – there is work 1993 K J Duffy (deceased) participants playing the game either carnival (since 1974) is one of the longest to be done right across this area of 1993 N J (Jock) Beattie OAM through Community Football Clubs or standing partnerships in football, and connection. 1994 J J Lussick OAM AM 1996 K E Baxter OAM JP CITWA our school system. This is a significant both the WACFL and Landmark should be 1997 C Bray (deceased) achievement! recognised for the significant benefit that To WACFL President John Shadbolt and 2000 J Milloy OAM this partnership enables. the WACFL Board – thank you for your 2003 K Lynn Community Club Football continues to be drive and commitment to country football D Seymour the heartbeat of local communities. Football Throughout 2018, the WAFC and across the State. Volunteers continue to be 2005 T Waldron clubs are often the centre of a town, and the WACFL have begun a process a critical component of the game, and to 2007 A McLellan the impact of a local club on the community to review the governance model for you and your board I say thank you. 2008 R Daw is significant. This is why the WAFC will country football with a view to reducing 2011 G Davidson continue to focus its energy and efforts duplication, streamlining efficiencies To the WACFL Staff - Joe Georgiades, T House on enhancing club football. There are and establishing a clearer pathway for Brent Sheridan, Robyn Payne and Kellie 2012 A Bishop 2013 J Hull challenges in front of country football with all players. This will continue through Morley – your energy and long-standing B Ralph shifting populations, other opportunities for 2019, with the ultimate aim of improving commitment to country football provides 2015 P Sheridan participants, and a changing demographic, country football right across Western significant benefit across the state, and I G Young however football must be innovative and Australia. would like to thank you for all your efforts 2016 J Morton not afraid to look outside of the traditional throughout 2018. C VanderWeide formats of the game in order to be In 2019, the focus of the Engagement & 2017 B Butterworth sustainable. Whether that be embracing Community Football team will be on three To the WAFC Regional Development N Miguel female football, shifting from a traditional key priorities: Managers (RDM’s) and the Regional 2018 G Bovell 18-a-side format, or significantly changing • Community Club Football – we Football Development Councils (RFDC’s), K Morley the approach to paid players, there are will continue our drive to ensure I also want to recognise your efforts and opportunities for clubs and leagues to do that communities and clubs grow work to enhance country football. The things differently and to thrive. and develop through recognising councils and the RDM’s work tirelessly the importance of community club to ensure that the pathway in the game is Female Football has continued to grow structures – the heartbeat of our supported, and continue to be a significant and develop with close to 100,000 game. asset to football across the state. females now playing football. The work • Participant Retention – we cannot of Country Leagues in introducing female underestimate the importance Finally, to all the clubs, leagues, competitions should be applauded, and of creating the right club-based competitions, volunteers and participants JOINT I would encourage leagues who have yet environment to ensure that all across the state, congratulations on a to take that step to look at ways in which participants are retained through the fantastic year and for all your ongoing you can introduce female competitions game. From creating positive game efforts, and a sincere thank you for your PATRONS in the next year. It will certainly have a day environments to the role of a contribution to football. In excess of significant impact on your league and local coach, the WAFC will continue to drive 48,000 volunteers are involved in this N J (Jock) Beattie OAM communities. strategies to enhance our retention game week in and week out, and without J J Lussick OAM AM K E Baxter OAM JP CITWA rates. the role that you play in football, we Congratulations to all leagues involved in • Connection through the Pathway wouldn’t be able to achieve the outcomes the WACFL Landmark Country Football – in order for there to be seamless that we do. Thank you! Championships. The Championships is a pathways in the game, all segments of fantastic opportunity to play representative football must work closely together to football and to fly the flag of your local ensure that the participant is retained. TROY KIRKHAM competition. I would encourage all From the connection of the WAFL WAFC EXECUTIVE MANAGER ENGAGEMENT participants, if they have the opportunity, Clubs to their regions and districts, to & COMMUNITY FOOTBALL

10 11 WACFL 2018

HIGHLIGHTS AFL • 54 AFL listed players originated from Country LANDMARK COUNTRY FOOTBALL WA. • WA country player Aaron Naughton CHAMPIONSHIPS (Rockingham) earnt an AFL Rising Star • Number of teams nomination. ­ 15 Seniors • Three WA country players were selected in ­ 5 Colts the All Australian Team – Jeremy McGovern ­ 4 Divisions, over 600 players (North Albany), Patrick Cripps (Northampton) • South West FL regained the Division 1 title defeating Avon FA. and (Dowerin) named as • Goldfields won their first premiership in Division 2 defeating the Captain. Mortlock FL. • Three country players were selected in the • The Great Southern defeated Eastern Districts in Division 3. AFL Draft along with three Rookie Draftees • South West FL was again victorious in the Colts division, defeating and one Category B Rookie. Regional Districts. • Landmark has partnered the event for 44 consecutive years.

AFLW • Expansion of female football within regional WAFL WA has seen the establishment of Leagues • Over 200 country players played in the WAFL across all three in the South West, Peel, Great Southern, grades in 2018. Great Northern, West Kimberley and Central • 31 country players were selected to participate in the WA Football Kimberley, with continued growth in a State Academy programs: number of other regional centres. • The regions produced seven successful WA16s AFLW Draftees, one Rookie Draftee and one Tyrell Metcalf (Mandurah Mustangs), Edward Curley (Mullewa), Free Agent was selected. Roy George (Eaton Boomers), Owen Dann (Towns Geraldton), Isiah Winder (Eaton Boomers), Nathan O’Driscoll (Northam), Jaylen Colegate (Busselton), Ty Sears (South Bunbury), Kalani Brooks (Margaret River), Jermarl Daly (South Hedland), Calvin WACFL Stone (South Mandurah), Zac Trigwell (Donnybrook), Jacob • The New Holland WA State Country Team was Blight (Railways), Jack Carroll (Chapman Valley), Jack Kennedy narrowly defeated by the South Australian (Busselton), Campbell Tirant (Brigades), Lewis Evans-Thomson Community side in Adelaide in July with Rory (South Bunbury), Heath Spinks (North Albany), Bryce McDonald O’Brien from Pinjarra FC winning the Terry (Gibson) House Medal for Best on Ground. • Two CSES WAFL games were held throughout WA18s regional WA: Jarrad Fazioli (Eaton Boomers), Graydon Wilson (Mandurah ­ 28 April Claremont v South Fremantle in Centrals), Tyron Smallwood (Royals), Jason Carter (Wyndham Albany Crocs), (Federals), Thomas Baldwin (Royals), Kyle ­ 30 June East Fremantle v Claremont in Hamersley (Wagin), Damon Greeves (Busselton), Louis Miller Geraldton (Dunsborough) • The following regional volunteers were rewarded for their significant contributions • Six country players were selected in the WAFL State side which to football in The Sunday Times Volunteer defeated South Australia at Adelaide Oval: Gerald Ugle (Beverley), of the Year Awards: Arthur Hutchins (South Angus Litherland (Ongerup), Jonathon Marsh (Augusta/Margaret West), Dave Murison (Goldfields), Eric Wade River), Corey Gault (York), (Northam) and (Kimberley), Gordy Clinch (Midwest), Ian with Kyal Horsley (Kalgoorlie) selected as captain. Sutherland (Wheatbelt), Joe Burton (Great • Kyal Horsley (GFL) runner up in Sandover Medal. Southern), Josh Nannup (Pilbara), Mark • Prendegast Medal (Reserves) won by Daniel Leach from Geraldton Johnson (Midlands). (GNFL).

12 13 WEST AUSTRALIAN COUNTRY FOOTBALL LEAGUE STAFF AND OFFICE BEARERS

YEAR PRESIDENT SENIOR JUNIOR GENERAL DEVELOPMENT OPERATIONS ADMINISTRATION VICE PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT MANAGER MANAGER MANAGER/COORDINATOR 1973 A S Byfield R Black N J Beattie B Giles 1974 A S Byfield R Black N J Beattie N R Judge 1975 A S Byfield R Black N J Beattie N R Judge 1976 A S Byfield R Black N J Beattie N R Judge 1977 A S Byfield R Black N J Beattie N R Judge 1978 A S Byfield R Black N J Beattie N R Judge 1979 A S Byfield R Black R Smith N R Judge 1980 A S Byfield R Black R Smith N R Judge 1981 A S Byfield R Black R Smith N R Judge 1982 A S Byfield R Black R Smith N R Judge 1983 A S Byfield R Black R Smith N R Judge 1984 A S Byfield R Black R Smith N R Judge 1985 A S Byfield N J Beattie R Smith N R Judge 1986 A S Byfield N J Beattie R Smith P Evans 1987 A S Byfield N J Beattie D Pearce P Evans 1988 A S Byfield J J Lussick D Pearce J McKibbin 1989 A S Byfield J J Lussick D Pearce J McKibbin 1990 A S Byfield J J Lussick K E Baxter K J Duffy WEST AUSTRALIAN COUNTRY 1991 J J Lussick K E Baxter J Milloy K J Duffy 1992 J J Lussick K E Baxter J Milloy T K Waldron K J Duffy 1993 J J Lussick K E Baxter J Milloy T K Waldron K J Duffy 1994 J J Lussick K E Baxter J Milloy T K Waldron K J Duffy 1995 J J Lussick K E Baxter J Milloy T K Waldron K J Duffy FOOTBALL LEAGUE EXECUTIVE 1996 J J Lussick K E Baxter J Milloy T K Waldron K J Duffy 1997 J J Lussick K E Baxter J Milloy T K Waldron K J Duffy 1998 J J Lussick K E Baxter J Milloy T K Waldron K Jones 1973 A S Byfield J J Lussick J Beattie R Black R Smith 1974 A S Byfield J J Lussick J Beattie R Black R Smith 1999 J J Lussick K E Baxter J Milloy T K Waldron D Molony/K Morley 1975 A S Byfield J J Lussick J Beattie R Black R Smith K Baxter K Noll 2000 J J Lussick K E Baxter J Milloy T K Waldron D Molony/K McBean 1976 A S Byfield J J Lussick J Beattie R Black R Smith K Baxter K Noll 2001 K E Baxter I Taylor A McLellan C S Knapton D Molony/K McBean 1977 A S Byfield J J Lussick J Beattie R Black R Smith K Baxter K Noll 2002 K E Baxter I Taylor A McLellan C S Knapton J Green 1978 A S Byfield J J Lussick J Beattie R Black R Smith K Baxter K Leach 2003 K E Baxter A McLellan T House C S Knapton L Rayner J Green/K Read 1979 A S Byfield J J Lussick J Beattie R Black R Smith K Baxter K Leach 2004 K E Baxter A McLellan T House C S Knapton L Rayner J Green/K Read 1980 A S Byfield J J Lussick J Beattie R Black R Smith K Baxter K Leach 2005 K E Baxter A McLellan T House C S Knapton L Rayner J Green 1981 A S Byfield J J Lussick J Beattie R Black R Smith K Baxter K Leach C Bray 2006 K E Baxter A McLellan T House C S Knapton D Ballantyne R Payne 1982 A S Byfield J J Lussick J Beattie R Black R Smith K Baxter K Leach C Bray 2007 K E Baxter T House G Young C S Knapton D Ballantyne R Payne/K McBean 1983 A S Byfield J J Lussick J Beattie R Black R Smith K Baxter K Leach C Bray 2008 T House G Young C VanderWeide C S Knapton D Ballantyne R Payne/K McBean 1984 A S Byfield J J Lussick J Beattie C Bray R Smith K Baxter K Leach 2009 T House G Young C VanderWeide C S Knapton D Ballantyne R Payne/K McBean 1985 A S Byfield J J Lussick J Beattie C Bray R Smith K Baxter K Leach D Pearce 2010 T House G Young C VanderWeide C S Knapton D Ballantyne/T Priest D Ballantyne K Buck/K McBean 1986 A S Byfield J J Lussick J Beattie C Bray R Smith K Baxter K Duffy D Pearce 2011 T House G Young C VanderWeide C S Knapton T Priest D Ballantyne/J Georgiades R Payne/K McBean 1987 A S Byfield J J Lussick J Beattie C Bray R Smith K Baxter K Duffy D Pearce 2012 T House G Young C VanderWeide C S Knapton/ J Georgiades/M Milloy R Payne/K McBean 1988 A S Byfield J J Lussick J Beattie C Bray R Kelly K Baxter K Duffy D Pearce 1989 A S Byfield J J Lussick J Beattie C Bray R Kelly K Baxter K Duffy D Pearce J Georgiades 1990 A S Byfield J J Lussick J Beattie C Bray R Kelly K Baxter K Duffy J Milloy 2013 T House G Young C VanderWeide J Georgiades R Payne/K McBean 1991 J Milloy J J Lussick J Beattie C Bray R Kelly K Baxter K Duffy A Marshall 2014 T House J Shadbolt M Milloy J Georgiades S Jasper R Payne/K McBean 1992 J Milloy J J Lussick J Beattie C Bray R Underwood K Baxter K Duffy D Seymour 2015 T House J Shadbolt M Milloy J Georgiades S Jasper R Payne/K McBean 1993 J Milloy J J Lussick J Beattie C Bray R Underwood K Baxter K Duffy M McLennan 2016 T House J Shadbolt M Milloy J Georgiades S Jasper/B Sheridan R Payne/K Morley 1994 J Milloy J J Lussick K Jones C Bray R Underwood K Baxter K Duffy M McLennan 2017 T House J Shadbolt M Milloy J Georgiades B Sheridan R Payne/K Morley 1995 J Milloy J J Lussick K Jones C Bray R Underwood K Baxter K Duffy M McLennan D Seymour R Ditchburn 2018 J Shadbolt I Stanley M Milloy J Georgiades B Sheridan R Payne/K Morley 1996 J Milloy J J Lussick K Jones C Bray R Underwood K Baxter K Duffy M McLennan D Seymour R Ditchburn 1997 J Milloy J J Lussick K Jones C Bray R Underwood K Baxter K Duffy M McLennan D Seymour R Ditchburn 1998 J Milloy J J Lussick K Jones C Bray R Underwood K Baxter A McLellan M McLennan D Seymour R Ditchburn 1999 J Milloy J J Lussick K Jones/B Watson C Bray R Underwood K Baxter A McLellan T House D Seymour R Ditchburn 2000 J Milloy J J Lussick B Watson I Taylor A Bishop K Baxter A McLellan T House D Seymour R Ditchburn 2001 J Milloy A Taylor B Watson I Taylor A Bishop K Baxter A McLellan T House D Seymour P Sheridan 2002 J Milloy A Taylor B Watson I Taylor A Bishop K Baxter A McLellan T House D Seymour P Sheridan 2003 J Milloy C VanderWeide B Watson G Young A Bishop K Baxter A McLellan T House D Seymour P Sheridan 2004 J Milloy C VanderWeide B Watson G Young A Bishop K Baxter A McLellan T House D Seymour P Sheridan 2005 J Milloy C VanderWeide B Butterworth G Young A Bishop K Baxter A McLellan T House D Seymour P Sheridan 2006 J Milloy C VanderWeide B Butterworth G Young A Bishop K Baxter A McLellan T House D Seymour P Sheridan 2007 N Miguel C VanderWeide B Butterworth G Young A Bishop K Baxter M Kain T House D Seymour P Sheridan 2008 N Miguel C VanderWeide B Butterworth G Young A Bishop J Shadbolt M Kain T House M Milloy P Sheridan 2009 N Miguel C VanderWeide B Butterworth G Young A Bishop J Shadbolt M Kain T House M Milloy P Sheridan 2010 N Miguel C VanderWeide B Butterworth G Young A Bishop J Shadbolt M Kain T House M Milloy P Sheridan 2011 N Miguel C VanderWeide B Butterworth G Young A Bishop J Shadbolt M Kain T House M Milloy P Sheridan 2012 N Miguel C VanderWeide B Butterworth G Young A Bishop J Shadbolt M Kain T House M Milloy P Sheridan 2013 N Miguel C VanderWeide B Butterworth G Young A Bishop J Shadbolt M Kain T House M Milloy P Sheridan 2014 N Miguel C Cox B Butterworth G Young A Bishop J Shadbolt K Rowe T House M Milloy P Sheridan 2015 N Miguel C Cox B Butterworth/ I Stanley A Bishop/ J Shadbolt K Rowe T House M Milloy J Burton B Tate M Harding 2016 N Miguel C Cox B Tate I Stanley M Harding J Shadbolt K Rowe T House M Milloy J Burton 2017 N Miguel C Cox B Tate I Stanley G Baird J Shadbolt G Woodhams T House M Milloy J Burton 2018 N Miguel C Cox B Tate I Stanley G Baird J Shadbolt G Woodhams T House M Milloy J Burton 14 15 2018 NEW HOLLAND WA COUNTRY STATE TEAM

STANDING L-R: TERRY HOUSE (EXECUTIVE), GARRY MILLER (HEAD TRAINER), RUSSELL BAILEY (TRAINER), BRENDON SIMPSON (SELECTOR), JOSH BOOTSMA, JAMES VENTURINI, ALEX MERINO, MITCHELL GILL, DANIEL ACRES, MITCH ANDREWS, BRAD HOLMES, LIAM MCKENNA, ROB FOREST, JESSE CRICHTON, GUY LANGDON, LEIGH KOHLMANN, DYLAN ROSS, BEN RALPH (PROPERTY), IAN STANLEY (SNR VICE PRESIDENT), BARRY TATE (EXECUTIVE), CRAIG WALKER (COACH), GREG BAIRD (EXECUTIVE). FRONT ROW L-R: JOHN SHADBOLT (PRESIDENT), JOE GEORGIADES (GENERAL MANAGER), NOEL MIGUEL (EXECUTIVE), JAMIE KORIC, RORY O’BRIEN, MATT OUTRIDGE, LEWIS HARVEY, EDDIE DANN (CAPT), JORDAN DELBRIDGE, ANDREW HAYDON, JAMES TURNER, CHRIS OAKLEY, JACE CORMACK, RAYMOND GRIFFITHS (SELECTOR), BRENT SHERIDAN (OPERATIONS MANAGER). WACFL RESULTS AND AWARD WINNERS WOMEN’S FOOTBALL

AVON GOLDFIELDS ONGERUP GREAT NORTHERN Fairest and Best: Stacey Medal – Steven Caccetta (Railways) Fairest and Best: Mitchell Medal – Alex Stewart (Kalgoorlie City) Fairest and Best: Les Ganzer Medal – Tyler Caldwell Fairest and Best: Erica Trotter (Railways) Premiers: Railways Premiers: Mines Rovers (Gnowangerup) and Trent De Nardi (Newdegate) Premiers: Railways Score: Railways 8.9 (57) d Kellerberrin/Tammin 6.8 (44) Score: Mines Rovers 21.5 (131) d Boulder City 7.5 (47) Premiers: Boxwood Hill Score: Railways 3.5 (23) d Chapman Valley 0.0 (0) Best on Ground: Baxter Medal – Michael Hart (Northam Railways) Best on Ground: Fyson Medal – Jay Collard (Mines Rovers) Score: Boxwood Hill 20.19 (139) d Gnowangerup 11.5 (71) Best on Ground: Melissa Price Medal – Erica Trotter (Railways) Best on Ground: Michael McLennan Trophy – Jeremy Walker CENTRAL KIMBERLEY GREAT NORTHERN (Boxwood Hill) GREAT SOUTHERN Fairest and Best: Davies Medal – Quentin Shandley (Muludja Lions) Fairest and Best: JJ Clune Medal – Jamie Koric (Rovers) Fairest and Best: Sophie McDonald Premiers: Wangkatjunka Crows Premiers: Brigades ONSHORE CUP Premiers: North Albany Score: Wangkatjunka Crows 12.4 (76) d Noonkanbah Blues 9.8 (62) Score: Brigades 12.19 (91) d Rovers 11.12 (78) Fairest and Best: OCFA Fairest and Best Medal – Brayden Keyser Score: North Albany 6.4 (40) d Royals 5.5 (35) Best on Ground: Manado Medal – Raju Spinks (Wangkatjunka Best on Ground: Geraldton Guardian Medal – Lee Hutchins (Brigades) (Dunsborough/Yallingup Mulies) Best on Ground: Lauren Archer (North Albany) Crows) Premiers: Dunsborough/Yallingup Mulies GREAT SOUTHERN Score: Dunsborough/Yallingup Mulies 6.5 (41) d Busselton PEEL FOOTBALL & NETBALL CENTRAL MIDLANDS COASTAL Fairest and Best: HB Kleemann Medal – Joel Want (Railways) Bombers 5.3 (33) Fairest and Best: Kate Beswick and Jesse Salter (Pinjarra) Fairest and Best: JJ Lussick Medal – Jarrod Best (Cervantes) Premiers: North Albany Best on Ground: Alex Townsend (Dunsborough/Yallingup Mulies) Premiers: Pinjarra Premiers: Cervantes Score: North Albany 9.7 (61) d Railways 6.8 (44) Score: Pinjarra 8.7 (55) d South Mandurah 4.3 (27) Score: Cervantes 17.6 (108) d Lancelin 13.5 (83) Best on Ground: Alan Barnett Medal – Michael Trevenen (North PEEL FOOTBALL & NETBALL Best on Ground: Jena Daniel (Pinjarra) Best on Ground: Roger Tonkin Medal - Brent LeCras (Cervantes) Albany) Fairest and Best: Ross Elliott Medal – Mitchel Curnow (Rockingham) SOUTH WEST CENTRAL WHEATBELT HILLS Premiers: Pinjarra Fairest and Best: Nola Marino Medal – Carly Allen (Bunbury FC) Fairest and Best: Jeffries Medal – Robert Rout (Koorda) Fairest and Best: Benjamin Seabrook Medal – Jake Davis Score: Pinjarra 13.7 (85) d Centrals 5.12 (42) Premiers: Bunbury Premiers: Mukinbudin (Mundaring) and Michael McKinlay (Chidlow) Best on Ground: Mal Smith Medal – Rory O’Brien (Pinjarra) Score: Bunbury 5.3 (33) d Harvey Bulls 3.6 (24) Score: Mukinbudin 12.11 (83) d Bencubbin 8.11 (59) Premiers: Chidlow Best on Ground: Carly Allen (Bunbury FC) Best on Ground: Ted MacTaggart Memorial Trophy – Blake Smith Score: Chidlow 10.9 (69) d Pickering Brook 5.2 (32) RAVENSTHORPE & DISTRICTS (Mukinbudin) Best on Ground: Bob Gardiner Medal – Reece Forbes (Chidlow) Fairest and Best: Rod Daw Medal – Jordan McAllister (Tigers) WEST KIMBERLEY Premiers: Tigers Fairest and Best: KAMS Best & Fairest Medal – Melissa Gunn EASTERN DISTRICTS LOWER SOUTH WEST Score: Tigers 14.9 (93) d Southerners 11.10 (76) (Broome Saints) Fairest and Best: Miller Medal – Thomas Shadbolt (Southern Cross) Fairest and Best: Tyre Power Medal – Jack Bridgland (Bridgetown Best on Ground: R & R Heavy Diesel Services Award – Jordan Premiers: Cable Beach Greenbacks Premiers: Kulin/Kondinin Football Club) McAllister (Tigers) Score: Cable Beach Greenbacks 5.8 (38) d Derby Tigers 3.1 (19) Score: Kulin/Kondinin 14.6 (90) d Bruce Rock 6.10 (46) Premiers: Imperials Best on Ground: KAMS Best on Ground Medal – Kazarah Best on Ground: Cosgrove Medal – Jarryd West (Kulin/Kondinin) Score: Imperials 14.6 (90) d Deanmill 12.16 (88) SOUTH WEST Augustine (Cable Beach Greenbacks) Best on Ground: Harvey Giblett Medal – Austin Styles (Imperials) Fairest and Best: Hayward Medal – Mitch Lynn (Augusta/Margaret EAST KIMBERLEY River) Fairest and Best: Vagg Medal – Mitchell Flint (Warnum) MORTLOCK Premiers: Donnybrook Premiers: Port Wyndham Crocs Fairest and Best: Boekeman Medal – Ben Whitsed (Dowerin Wylie) Score: Donnybrook 16.16 (112) d Bunbury 11.7 (73) Score: Port Wyndham Crocs 11.17 (83) d Kururrungku Roos 11.7 (73) Premiers: Gingin Best on Ground: Pike Medal – Brett Eades (Donnybrook) Best on Ground: John Sosbey Mug – Richie Taylor (Port Wyndham Score: Gingin 23.7 (145) d Dalwallinu 10.9 (69) Crocs) Best on Ground: Phil Mincherton Medal – Allan Barry (Gingin) UPPER GREAT SOUTHERN Fairest and Best: Leo Graham Medal – Kade Stewart (Katanning ESPERANCE DISTRICTS NEWMAN NATIONAL Wanderers) Fairest and Best: Hepburn Medal – Brendon White (Esperance) Fairest and Best: McLennan Medal – Kade Tucker (Saints) and Premiers: Boddington Premiers: Gibson Corey Rota (Tigers) Score: Boddington 13.13 (91) d Katanning 12.11 (83) Score: Gibson 13.9 (87) d Esperance 12.8 (80) Premiers: Saints Best on Ground: George Warren Medal – Mitchell Salmeri Best on Ground: Berwyn Davies Medal – Brett Whiting (Gibson) Score: Saints 10.6 (66) d Tigers 7.7 (49) (Boddington) Best on Ground: Dryden Medal – Jarrod Mason (Saints) FORTESCUE NATIONAL WEST KIMBERLEY Fairest and Best: Bielski Medal – Dennis O’Dene (Paraburdoo NORTH MIDLANDS Fairest and Best: Kevin Bullen Medal – Anthony Treacy (Cable Saints) Fairest and Best: Hal Hunt Medal – Reece Hutton (Morawa) Beach), Zephaniah Skinner (Looma Eagles) and Wade Wungudin Premiers: Townsite Eagles Premiers: Morawa (Derby Tigers) Score: Townsite Eagles 23.13 (151) d Tigers 3.11 (29) Score: Morawa 11.14 (80) d Three Springs 9.7 (61) Premiers: Looma Eagles Best on Ground: Charlie Salmon Medal – Liam Hansen (Townsite Best on Ground: Jim Milloy Medal – Aden Tapscott (Morawa) Score: Looma Eagles 12.10 (82) d Cable Beach 11.10 (76) Eagles) Best on Ground: Father McMahon Medal – Remahli Skeen (Looma) NORTH PILBARA GASCOYNE Fairest and Best: De Grey Medal – Ben Main (Karratha Kats) Fairest and Best: Daven Lansdowne (Ramblers) Premiers: Karratha Kats Premiers: Warriors Score: Karratha Kats 13.8 (86) d Wickham Wolves 9.9 (63) Score: Warriors 12.8 (80) d Exmouth 10.11 (71) Best on Ground: Eric Pratt Medal – Daniel Farmer (Karratha Kats) Best on Ground: Calogero Eaton (Warriors)

18 19 AFL PLAYERS LIST AFL CLUB FIRST NAME SURNAME COUNTRY CLUB Adelaide Mitch McGovern North Albany AFL DRAFTEES CBH COUNTRY COLTS Brisbane Halls Creek Brisbane Charlie Cameron Saints (Newman) Jordan Clark (Railways Albany) Geelong Carlton Patrick Cripps Northampton Ian Hill (Northam) Greater Western Sydney ALL STARS Carlton Sam Petrevski-Seton Halls Creek Carlton York Jarrod Cameron (Centrals Newman) GREAT SOUTHERN STORM Zainel Bin Busso (Albany), Kalin Lane Collingwood Daniel Wells Mandurah Fremantle Connor Blakely Bunbury 2018 AFL ROOKIE DRAFTEES (Denmark/Walpole), Nelson Kent (Railways) Fremantle Nathan Fyfe Lake Grace Tobe Watson (Donnybrook) Fremantle NORTHERN SUNS Todd Kenny (Dandaragan), Leon Galby Fremantle Aaron Sandilands Mt Barker Jason Carter* (Port Wyndham) Fremantle Fremantle Joel Hamling Cable Beach (Mullewa), Len Papertalk (Chapman Valley) Fremantle Pinjarra Damon Greaves (Busselton) Hawthorn PEEL CAVALIERS Matthew Bennell (Mandurah Mustangs), Fremantle Baldivis Durak Tucker (Bunbury) Zac Moody (Waroona), James Fenton (South Mandurah) Fremantle HBL Fremantle Nathan Wilson Mandurah Centrals * Category B Rookie REGIONAL DISTRICTS George Wessels (Boddington), Fremantle Scott Jones Busselton Sam Van Diemen (Bridgetown), Jaxon East (Deanmill), Jacob Geelong Harry Taylor Rovers (Geraldton) West (Imperials), Jethro Namnik (Tigers), Nathan Spooner Geelong Aaron Black Eaton Boomers (Wagin) Geelong Timm House Gnowangerup Gold Coast Jack Martin Railways (Geraldton) AFLW DRAFTEES SOUTH WEST Kyle Tickle (Busselton), Eli Hill (Carey Park), Gold Coast Joshua Schoenfeld Rockingham Malek Wallam (Carey Park), Liam Rueben (Collie Eagles), Taine Gold Coast Esperance Mckenzie Dowrick (Kambalda) Williams (Harvey/Brunswick/Leschenault), Jed Montgomerie Greater Western Sydney Zac Langdon Dampier Ebony Dowson (Peel ) Fremantle (South Bunbury), Jay Crossman, South Bunbury Hawthorn Jeager O’Meara Dongara Hawthorn Dunsborough (Peel) Fremantle COACH David Lewis (South West) Melbourne Jeff Garlett Burracoppin (Great Southern) Fremantle Melbourne Carey Park Phillipa Seth (Collie) Fremantle Melbourne Dean Kent Federals (Northam) North Melbourne Declan Mountford North Albany Jasmine Stewart (Kimberley) Fremantle North Melbourne Marley Williams North Albany Kate Bartlet (Peel) North Melbourne Matthew Taylor Chittering North Melbourne (Rookie) Gordon Narrier Northam 2018 AFLW ROOKIE DRAFTEES Port Adelaide Patrick Ryder Rovers (Geraldton) Port Adelaide Nathan Krakouer South Mt Barker Brianna Moyes (South Mandurah) Fremantle LANDMARK COUNTRY Richmond Kamdyn McIntosh Pinjarra FREE AGENT LISTING Richmond Ben Miller Railways (Kalgoorlie) Richmond (Rookie) Lake Grace Katie Grieve (South West) Fremantle ALL STARS Sydney Lance Franklin Dowerin Sydney North Albany Sydney Harrison Marsh Margaret River AVON James Turner (Beverley), Alex Moreno (Federals), West Coast Eagles Jamie Cripps Northampton Alistair Smith (Federals) West Coast Eagles Josh Kennedy Northampton CENTRAL MIDLANDS COASTAL Daniel Acres (Cervantes) West Coast Eagles Mark LeCras Cervantes West Coast Eagles Liam Ryan Rovers (Geraldton) EASTERN DISTRICTS Cody Nelson (Bruce Rock), Josh Nelson West Coast Eagles Jeremy McGovern North Albany (Bruce Rock) West Coast Eagles Simon Tunbridge Dongara LANDMARK COUNTRY GOLDFIELDS Dylan Clarke (Kalgoorlie City), Jordan Delbridge West Coast Eagles Dominic Sheed Mines Rovers (Mines Rovers) West Coast Eagles Bridgetown West Coast Eagles Thomas Gorter Kojonup FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS GREAT NORTHERN Jamie Koric (Rovers) West Coast Eagles (Rookie) Francis Watson Yardgee GREAT SOUTHERN Matt Orzel (North Albany) West Coast Eagles Brayden Ainsworth Ports (Esperance) DIVISION 1 Western Bulldogs Brookton/Pingelly LOWER SOUTH WEST Jack Bridgland (Bridgetown) South West FL 9.6 (60) defeated Avon FA 3.4 (22) Western Bulldogs Brad Lynch Mandurah MORTLOCK Ben Whitsed (Dowerin Wylie), James Batterham Western Bulldogs Aaron Naughton Rockingham DIVISION 2 (Gingin) Goldfields FL 12.14 (86) defeated Mortlock FL 8.5 (53) ONGERUP Isaac Baum (Boxwood Hills) PEEL Mitchell White (Mandurah), Andrew Haydon (South AFLW PLAYERS LIST DIVISION 3 Mandurah) Eastern Districts FL 9.10 (64) defeated Great Southern FL 5.6 (36) AFL CLUB FIRST NAME SURNAME COUNTRY CLUB REGIONAL ALLSTARS Christopher Oakley (Cable Beach) Adelaide Chelsea Randall Safety Bay FC COLTS SOUTH WEST Jace Cormack (Donnybrook), Jesse Crichton Brisbane McKenzie Dowrick Kambalda JFC (Harvey/Brunswick/Leschenault), Liam McKenna (South Brisbane Sabrina Fredrick-Traub Pinjarra JFC South West FL 13.6 (84) defeated Regional Districts 9.4 (58) Fremantle Tayla Bresland Harvey Bulls FC Bunbury) Fremantle Cassie Davidson Peel WFC UPPER GREAT SOUTHERN Josh Bootsma (Katanning Fremantle Ebony Dowson Peel WFC Wanderers), Fremantle Sabreena Duffy Peel WFC Nathan Bravington (Williams) Fremantle Katie Grieve South Bunbury FC Fremantle Parris Laurie Peel WFC COACH Jamie Nani (South West) Fremantle Jasmine Stewart Kambalda JFC GWS Chittering JFC GWS Warnbro Swans JFC Western Bulldogs Kate Bartlett Safety Bay FC Western Bulldogs Lake Grace/Pingrup FC 20 21 COUNTRY FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP RECORD 2018 AWARDS OVERALL FAIREST AND BEST AWARDS DIVISION 1 (Jock Coleman Trophy) YEAR VENUE WINNER Jace Cormack, South West 1965 Eastern Districts Football League DIVISION 2 (Bud Byfield Trophy) 1966 Subiaco Oval Eastern Districts Football League Ben Whitsed, Mortlock 1967 Subiaco Oval Eastern Districts Football League DIVISION 3 (Jock Beattie Trophy) 1968 Subiaco Oval Upper Great Southern Football League Chris Oakley, Regional All Stars 1969 Subiaco Oval Great Northern Football League 1970 Subiaco Oval South West Football League COLTS SECTION (Ken Baxter Medal) 1971 Subiaco Oval South West Football League Malek Wallam, South West 1972 Subiaco Oval South West Football League COLTS DEVELOPING PLAYER AWARD (Clem Bray Medal) 1973 Subiaco Oval South West Football League Nathan Spooner, Regional Districts 1974 Subiaco Oval Upper Great Southern Football League 1975 Subiaco Oval Great Northern Football League INDIVIDUAL AWARDS DICK SMITH MEMORIAL AWARD 1976 Lathlain Park Avon Football Association Coach of the Championships 1977 Lathlain Park Avon Football Association Jamie Nani, South West 1978 Subiaco Oval South West Football League 1979 Subiaco Oval South West Football League JJ LUSSICK AWARD 1980 Subiaco Oval South West Football League Umpire of the Championships Adam Hauswirth, Peel 1981 Subiaco Oval South West Football League 1982 Subiaco Oval South West Football League RISING STAR 1983 Subiaco Oval South West Football League Donated by WAFL Combined Past Players and Officials 1984 Bassendean Oval South West Football League Chris Oakley, Regional All Stars 1985 East Fremantle Oval South West Football League GRAND FINAL FAIREST AND BEST AWARDS 1986 Perth Oval South West Football League LANDMARK MEDAL 1987 Leederville Oval Great Northern Football League Fairest and Best Division 1 Grand Final 1988 Claremont Oval North Pilbara Football League Jesse Crichton, South West 1989 Fremantle Oval Great Northern Football League LANDMARK MEDAL 1990 Lathlain Park South West Football League Fairest and Best Division 2 Grand Final 1991 Bassendean Oval Upper Great Southern Football League Alex Stewart, Goldfields 1992 Subiaco Oval Goldfields Football League LANDMARK MEDAL 1993 Subiaco Oval Great Northern Football League Fairest and Best Division 3 Grand Final 1994 East Fremantle Oval South West Football League Dave Gare, Eastern Districts 1995 Subiaco Oval Upper Great Southern Football League 1996 Lathlain Park Great Northern Football League KYM “Freddy” CURNOW TROPHY 1997 Subiaco Oval Great Northern Football League Fairest and Best Colts Grand Final Zavier Williams, South West 1998 East Fremantle Oval Avon Football Association 1999 Claremont Oval Upper Great Southern Football League WACFL MEDIA AWARD WINNERS 2000 Arena Joondalup Great Northern Football League 1997 Alan East 2001 East Fremantle Oval Upper Great Southern Football League 1998 Tracey Searle 2002 Fremantle Oval Avon Football Association 1999 Vin Dawes 2003 Fremantle Oval South West Football League 2000 Glen Barndon 2004 Leederville Oval Upper Great Southern Football League 2001 Steve Butler 2005 Leederville Oval Upper Great Southern Football League 2002 Scott Coghlan 2006 Medibank Stadium Upper Great Southern Football League 2003 Tracey Lewis 2007 Medibank Stadium Upper Great Southern Football League 2004 Simon White 2008 Medibank Stadium South West Football League 2005 The Western Front (Network Ten) 2009 Medibank Stadium Upper Great Southern Football League 2006 Brad Elborough 2007 Diana Darmody and Natasha Harradine 2010 Medibank Stadium Upper Great Southern Football League 2008 Steven Tuohey 2011 Medibank Stadium South West Football League 2009 ABC TV 2012 Medibank Stadium South West Football League 2010 KEA Media and Marketing 2013 Medibank Stadium South West Football League 2011 Off the Boot (WIN TV) 2014 East Fremantle Oval South West Football League 2012 Cameron Newbold 2015 Medibank Stadium South West Football League 2013 Riley Stuart 2016 Medibank Stadium Peel Football & Netball League 2014 John Harvey 2017 Leederville Oval Peel Football & Netball League 2015 Justin Rake and Andrew Elstermann (Footy HQ) 2018 Claremont Oval South West Football League 2016 Radio Mama 2017 Albany Advertiser 2018 Jordan McArdle (thewest.com.au) 22 23 MERIT AWARDS FOR SERVICE

YEAR RECIPIENT LEAGUE/CLUB YEAR RECIPIENT LEAGUE/CLUB 1995 Syd Armstrong South Bunbury 2004 Michael McLennan Borden FC Jim Milloy North Midlands FL Ian Clark Goldfields FA Ben Seabrook Hills FA Gordon Davidson Upper Great Southern FL Allen Bott Brookton Kelvin Fisher South West FL Sid Coleman Cunderdin 2005 John Morton Great Southern Football Council Ken Montgomery Northam Railways Dale Simmons Cervantes FC (Posthumous) John Ciabarri Southern Cross FC Derek Farrell Chapman Valley 2006 Margaret Larsen Lower South West FL Alan Hamilton Albany Royals Ben Ralph WA State Team & WACFL Volunteer Jo Pearce Kukerin Margaret Bird Mortlock FL Richard Earl Collie David Boyle Avon FA Alan Rogers Ongerup FA 2007 Rod Daw Ravensthorpe & Districts FA John Martinson Carey Park Ian Stanley Central Wheatbelt FL 1996 Arthur Buswell South Bunbury Harry Carroll WACFL State Team Manager Bevan Bell Leeman Kim Parsons Ongerup FA Dennis Lane Nukarni 2008 Gary Mitchell Kojonup FC James Watson Toodyay Craig Cahill South Bunbury FC Ray Williams Bruce Rock David Jasper Cunderdin FC Geoff Mackin Carnamah 2009 Brian Barnett Wheatbelt/Burracoppin Brian Harwood Mount Barker Cobber Rogers Goldfields 1997 Robert Duff Williams Brenndon Deering Great Southern/Ongerup Pat Ferguson Quairading 2010 Joseph Burton Denmark Walpole FC Ken Guest Esperance Ken Pense Cervantes FC 1998 Ivan Jones Dowerin Phil Salmeri Boddington FC Roger Tonkin Central Midlands Coastal FL 2011 Carleen Pallister Hills FA Brian Barnett Burracoppin Arthur Hutchins Busselton FC 1999 George Warren Upper Great Southern FL 2012 Rex & Tracey Glass Mortlock FL and Northern Regions Greg Astbury Upper Great Southern FL Colts Carnival Ray Browne Williams Tony Kirk Brookton/Pingelly FC 2000 Greg Haines Newman FL John Campbell Brigades Geraldton FC Calvin Wilson Goldfields FL 2013 Shane Darmody WA Country State Team 2018 Don Easton Wyalkatchem FC Gary Bovell WA Country State Team 2001 Graeme Young Eastern Distritcs FL 2014 Ian Stanley Kalannie FC and Central Wheatbelt FL FINANCIAL REPORT Kevin Smith Kellerberrin-Tammin FC Steven Chester Goomalling FC and Mortlock FL Charlie Comeagain Great Northern FL Murray Ford Williams FC and Upper Great STATEMENT BY MEMBERS OF THE 2002 Dianne Stockden Federals FC Southern FL COMMITTEE 26 Geoff Davis Central Kimberley FL 2015 Christine Ian Ball Williams FC Venkatachalem Denmark/Walpole FC INDEPENDENT AUDIT REPORT 27 John Foss Eastern Districts FL Greg Baird Mortlock FL 2003 Ron Larkman Cervantes FC 2016 Garry Miller WA Country State Team BALANCE SHEET 28 Shaun O’Callaghan Carey Park FC Craig Walker WA Country State Team INCOME STATEMENT 29 Noel Hulm Royals FC (Albany) 2017 Geoff Hiller Peel Football & Netball League Bubs Marsden Yvette Ricciardello 287 Design NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 30 Dawn Giltrow Railway FC Ladies 2018 Steve Gilbert Central Wheatbelt FL Imelda O’Malley Committee (Geraldton) Brian Pallister Hills FA Olive Patten John Vidos South West FL

24 25 STATEMENT BY MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE INDEPENDENT AUDIT REPORT Your committee members submit the financial report of the WEST AUSTRALIAN COUNTRY FOOTBALL LEAGUE for the financial year ended 31 TO THE MEMBERS OF THE WEST AUSTRALIAN COUNTRY FOOTBALL LEAGUE October 2018.

Auditor’s Opinion Committee Members

In my opinion: The name of each member of the committee during the year and if different, at the date of the report; The financial report of WEST AUSTRALIAN COUNTRY FOOTBALL LEAGUE is in accordance with the Associations Incorporation Act 1987 JOHN SHADBOLT including: IAN STANLEY MILTON MILLOY (i) giving a true and fair view of the Association’s financial position as at 31 October 2018 and of their performance and cash flows for the GREG BAIRD year ended on that date; and JOE BURTON COLIN COX (ii) complying with the Australian Accounting Standards. TERRY HOUSE NOEL MIGUEL The financial report also complies with International Financial Reporting Standards as disclosed in Note 1. BARRY TATE GRANT WOODHAMS Emphasis of Matter

Principal Activities As is common for organisations of this type, it is not practical for WEST AUSTRALIAN COUNTRY FOOTBALL LEAGUE to maintain an effective system of internal control over the cash takings until their initial entry in the accounting records. Accordingly, my testing in relation to these The principal activities of the association during the financial year were: activities was limited to amounts recorded.

In my opinion, except for the effects of such adjustments as might have been determined to be necessary had the limitation discussed in the To promote, develop, manage and represent country football in particular Australian Rules Football. Conducting all acts and deeds considered preceding paragraph not existed, the financial report presents fairly in accordance with the accounting policies described in Note 1 to the financial conductive to the interest of the game of football. report and the results of its operations and its cash flows for the year.

Significant Changes

No significant change in the nature of these activities occurred during the year.

Operating Result LLOYD SCOTT Director The profit of the association after providing for income tax amounted to $40,656 Byers Scott Pty Ltd

Signed in accordance with a resolution of the Members of the Committee. Dated this 6th day of February 2019

JOHN SHADBOLT President

IAN STANLEY Senior Vice President

Dated this 6th day of February 2019

26 27 BALANCE SHEET INCOME STATEMENT

AS AT 31 OCTOBER 2018 FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 OCTOBER 2018

Note 2018 2017 2018 2017 $ $ $ $ ASSETS INCOME CURRENT ASSETS Affiliation Fees 31,600 31,800 Cash and cash equivalents 3 424,763 333,128 Club Insurance 360,606 337,373 Trade and other receivables 4 128,268 67,408 Fines 5,000 - TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS 553,031 400,536 Function Receipts 8,764 11,318 TOTAL ASSETS 553,031 400,536 Gate Takings 13,498 9,360 Grants Received 55,000 55,000 Sponsorship 531,134 510,044 LIABILITIES 1,005,602 954,895 CURRENT LIABILITIES OTHER INCOME Trade and Other Payables 5 127,965 11,361 Team Nominations 5,200 4,900 Borrowings 6 - 4,765 Other Income TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES 127,965 16,126 Supplier Rebates/Discounts 11,000 5,000 TOTAL LIABILITIES 127,965 16,126 Commercial Partners 41,890 35,580 NET ASSETS 425,066 384,410 Sundry Income 971 5,465 53,861 46,045

MEMBERS’ FUNDS Interest Received 6,727 9,164 Retained earnings 7 425,066 384,410 655,788 60,409 TOTAL MEMBERS’ FUNDS 425,066 384,410 1,071,390 1,015,304 EXPENDITURE Accommodation 27,027 32,749 Advertising 4,759 6,197 Auditor’s Remuneration 2,000 2,000 Bank Charges 314 396 Championship 21,019 19,624 Food & Beverages 10,099 9,684 Functions 29,893 33,316 Insurance 360,606 338,217 League Distributions 342,000 340,039 Meeting Costs 1,573 5,287 Paid Player Investigations 5,009 - Printing & Stationery 6,695 16,577 Professional Development 20,171 16,146 Resource Materials 27,252 25,945 Sponsorship Servicing 12,792 15,208 Staffing Cost Reimbursed 94,843 98,821 Sundry 6,665 13,422 Telephone 3,991 6,095 Travel 46,389 27,233 Uniforms 7,637 6,278 - - 1,030,734 1,013,234 Profit before income tax 40,656 2,070 Profit for the year 40,656 2,070 Retained earnings at the beginning of the financial year 384,410 382,340 Retained earnings at the end of the financial year 425,066 384,410 The above Balance Sheet should be read in conjunction with the accompanying notes.

28 29 NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 OCTOBER 2018 FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 OCTOBER 2018

1. BASIS OF PREPARATION The recoverable amount of an asset or CGU is the higher of the Rendering of services GOODS AND SERVICES TAX (GST) fair value less costs of disposal and the value in use. Value in Revenue in relation to rendering of services is recognised depending In the opinion of the Committee of Management, the Association is use is the present value of the future cash flows expected to be on whether the outcome of the services can be estimated reliably. If Revenues, expenses and assets are recognised net of the not a reporting entity since there are unlikely to exist users of the derived from an asset or cash-generating unit. the outcome can be estimated reliably then the stage of completion amount of goods and services tax (GST), except where the financial report who are not able to command the preparation of of the services is used to determine the appropriate level of revenue amount of GST incurred is not recoverable from the Australian reports tailored so as to satisfy specifically all of their information Where the recoverable amount is less than the carrying amount, to be recognised in the period. If the outcome cannot be reliably Taxation Office (ATO). needs. These special purpose financial statements have been an impairment loss is recognised in profit or loss. estimated then revenue is recognised to the extent of expenses prepared to meet the reporting requirements of the Act. recognised that are recoverable. Receivables and payables are stated inclusive of GST. The net Reversal indicators are considered in subsequent periods for amount of GST recoverable from, or payable to, the ATO is The financial statements have been prepared in accordance with all assets which have suffered an impairment loss, except for If the outcome cannot be reliably estimated then revenue included as part of receivables or payables in the balance sheet. the recognition and measurement requirements of the Australian goodwill. is recognised to the extent of expenses recognised that are Accounting Standards and Accounting Interpretations, and the recoverable. disclosure requirements of AASB 101 Presentation of Financial Cash and Cash Equivalents Statements, AASB 107 Statement of Cash Flows, AASB 108 Cash and cash equivalents comprises cash on hand, demand Revenue from training services is generally recognised once the Accounting Policies, Changes in Accounting Estimates and Errors deposits and short term investments which are readily training has been delivered. and AASB 1054 Australian Additional Disclosures. convertible to known amounts of cash and which are subject to an insignificant risk of change in value. Significant accounting policies adopted in the preparation of these financial statements are presented below and are consistent with REVENUE AND OTHER INCOME prior reporting periods unless otherwise stated. The financial statements have been prepared on an accruals basis Revenue is recognised when the amount of the revenue can and are based on historical costs modified, where applicable, by the be measured reliably, it is probable that economic benefits measurement at fair value of selected non-current assets, financial associated with the transaction will flow to the association and assets and financial liabilities. specific criteria relating to the type of revenue as noted below, has been satisfied.

2. SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES All revenue is stated net of the amount of goods and services tax (GST). Impairment of Non-Financial Assets At the end of each reporting period the association determines Revenue is measured at the fair value of the consideration whether there is an evidence of an impairment indicator for non- received or receivable and is presented net of returns, discounts financial assets. and rebates.

Where this indicator exists and regardless for goodwill, indefinite Interest revenue life intangible assets and intangible assets not yet available for use, Interest revenue is recognised using the effective interest rate the recoverable amount of the asset is estimated. method.

Where assets do not operate independently of other assets, the Dividend revenue recoverable amount of the relevant cash-generating unit (CGU) is Dividends are recognised when the right to receive payment is estimated. established.

30 31 NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONT'D)

FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 OCTOBER 2018

2018 2017 $ $ 3. CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS ANZ Term Deposit #048 316,513 310,814 Petty Cash Imprest 350 350 ANZ Cash at Bank #327 104,908 - ANZ Cash at Bank #258 2,992 21,964 424,763 333,128

4. TRADE AND OTHER RECEIVABLES Current Sundry Debtors 350 350 Trade Debtors 80,085 21,854 BAS Payable 47,833 45,204 128,268 67,408

5. ACCOUNTS PAYABLE AND OTHER PAYABLES Current Sundry Creditors 1,861 1,861 Trade Creditors 126,104 9,500 127,965 11,361

6. BORROWINGS Current ANZ Bank Overdraft #327 - 4,765 Total borrowings - 4,765

7. RETAINED EARNINGS Retained earnings at the beginning of the financial year 384,410 382,340 Because our support goes further Net profit attributable to the association 40,656 2,070 Retained earnings at the end of the financial year 425,066 384,410

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