I Foster's Shield Interstate Series . . . · N.S.W.

SUPPORTING GAMES Nesbitt Trophy: FOOTBALL LEAGUE V Teal Cup Trial: WAGGA & DISTRICT V RIVERINA

SUNDAY, APRIL 13, 1986 MAHER OVAL WAGGAWAGGA

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Another Carlton Product L.M.D. 1355 4 EDITORIAL 5 Aspirations now heing nurtured hy New South Kooringal in Farrer League ( 1979) and Mangoph,h­ Wales and the ACT to eventuall y take part in the United to the Farrer League Division I N. S. W. Australian Football League proposed natio nwide Australian Football competi­ last year. has all the qualities and high personal stan­ tion will he either boosted or temporarily put hack in dards to once again reach the top. President's Message the Fosters Shield interstate challenge series game at He will be doing battle today with Brian Quade, Maher Oval todav. who coached then East Wagga to the Central River­ A warm welcome is extended to visitors NSW had little chance of success last ,car after ina League premiership in 1976 and. like Leech, went to Wagga from the A .C.T. and throughout losing the opening game tn iit \1aher on the represent NSW as a ruckman from Ariah Oval by 56 points. Park-. N.S.W. for today's Foster's Shield match be­ It was to t-.SW credit however that the, re­ Quade stood down from coaching ACT last year tween N.S.W. and the A.C.T. grouped and almost cau:,cd what would have hccn a to concentrate on coaching Qucanheyan to their first 1986 will be the second year that Wagga huge upset ar,ainst in Hohart and then ACT league se niors !lag since 1941. has hosted a Foster's Shield game, with the convincingly heating ACT in . His huge influence throughout the club was de­ inaugural game in 1985 against Queensland Queensland, coached by former Riverina cham­ monstrated when the Tigers also won the reserves. being an outstanding success. That 1985 game pion footballer Laurie Pendrick. trounced ACT and finished third in Under I 9s and stopped Ainslie's easil v defeated Ta~ma nia in to the domination in the club championship. marked the beginning of a very successful seco~d division title. year for the N .S. W . team with a subsequent One of the biggest problems facing NSW has The Nesbitt Trophy (donated by the late Neville Nesbitt of Wagga) will he fought for again, after an narrow loss to Tasmania in controversial cir­ been organising effective training sessions in cumstances, followed by a good win over the and the R iverina, where considerable travelling is absence of some years, between rivals Riverina and involved, and then bringing the two squads toge ther Farrer football leagues. The magnificent 60cm (2') A .C.T. in Canberra. at either Sydney or Wagga. trophy. originally costing in excess of £. has been The N.S.W. team isconfidentofhuilding Preliminary moves this year to strengthen the ·brushed up· and will be the centre of attention in the on 1985 with improved performances in 1986. The support of the Riverina Australi an NSW team with eligible players from . Coro­ earlier game today. The Nesbitt Trophy dates hack to l 959 when South Western District Football League Today's N .S. W. team will include play­ Football Cluh is greatly appreciated together wa, Lavington, North A lbury (Ovens and Murray ers from areas as geographically diverse as with the Organising Committee for today's League) and Murray League NSW based clubs, Dc­ defeated Farrer Football League. Since then niliquin , Berrigan. Finley. Jcrildcric. , did S.W.D.F.L. has won 11 ti mes to Farrer\ six. with Grafton, , Sydney and Leeton. arrangcmc;ts. especially Phil Le Pet(tt , no t eventuate. S.W.D.F.L. the l;i st to win in 1975 . Unfortunately there are still many senior Michael Daniher and Max Chapman for their But this has not detcred recently appointed Following the great success of the inaugural pre­ players in Southern N .S. W . who aspire to untiring efforts to make today an outstanding NSW State coach Greg Leech and fellow Wagga season day-night carnival won by Wagga Tigers and represent their State at a senior level who are success. based Riverina Football League coach-State selector Tcmora. playing today's gala program at Maher Oval prevented from doing so by the varied atti­ Enjoy the game and may the best team Greg Sheather from accepting the very demanding is .mother step towarJs consol idating and developing challenge of leading N SW to football glory. Australia Football throughout southern NSW. play­ tudes of some administrators. Hopefully com­ win. Leech, who coached then to the South ing as many big games as possible at the biggest centre monsense and the interests of players can pre­ DARYLL SMITH West League premiership in 1976, East Wagga- of population - Wagga and Narrandcra. vail in future years. President N. S. W. F. L. A. C. T. Australian Football League President's Message It is with a deal of pleasure that we travel to Wagga to meet N .S. W. in our firs t Foster's Shield match for 1986. Since we were last here in 1980 there have heen many developments in Australian Football at the National level and we have also heen very active in the Capital Territory. A .C.T.A.F.L . h as adopted "The National Game in the National Capital" as one of its slogans. Naturally we see success of · the Canberra Costain Cats in the Fosters Shield as an important part of our programme to continue to maintain a competitive position against rival codes. On the local scene we have reduced our At the representative level following a se ni or competition from 7 to 6 teams hv the poor 1985 season we have re-organised at amalgamation of the former Belconneri and hoth the playing and administrative level. We West Canberra Clubs to form the new Bel­ arc naturally hoping that. with the influx of connen Football Club (Belconnen Magpies). new blood under coach Brian Quade, we will Results in our pre-season competit ion have at least he as successful as 1984 when we lost already indicated that the move will pay off. the Shield hy less than one percentage point We have also admitted the new Australian to Queensland. Defence Force Academy. Australian Nation­ Whatever the result I wish both teams al University and the Royal Military College luck and trust we have a close and interesting to our Reserve Grade competition. Again game. early results indicate that the Reserve Grade W. G. (Bill) MAHONEY will be a very keen competition in 1986. Presidem 6 7 12 NOON NESBITT TROPHY INTERLEAGUE GAME Carlton Riverina Football League Coach : Greg Sheather. Colours: Bl ue, Red trim, White motif. Foster's Farrer Football League Managers: Kelvin Steward and La urie Quinn Coach: Ian McKenzie. Colours: White, Bl ue V. Position Goals Behinds Marks Ki cks Position Goals Behinds Marks Kicks 1. ANDREWPATTISON ...... 1. TONY TURNER ...... 2. STEVE BRADMORE ...... 2. TREVOR REID ...... 3. NEIL BRUCE ...... 3. TERRY GILLETT ...... 4. JEFF GILBERT ...... 4;. ROD DANI HER ...... 5. IAN GEDDES ...... 5. DANNY MALONE ...... 6. DARYL COLLINS ...... 6. MICK McRAE ...... 7. IANMALE ...... 8. TONY RYAN ...... 7. TREVORION ...... 9. JOE HOPWOOD ...... 8. MARK DANI HER ...... 10. PAUL LAWRENCE ...... 9. FRANK KENNEDY ...... 11 . JAMIE GORDON ...... 10. MARK HOFETT ...... 12. ANDREW CORBETT ...... 12. JOHNSCHULTZ ...... 13. MICHAELWALSH ...... 15. IAN LUCAS ...... 14. RAY O'CONNOR ...... 16. BRIAN CONLAN ...... 15. PETER GOODE ...... 14. ZANE SEPAROVICH ...... 16. DAVID MELINE ...... 19. RON GILLINGHAM ...... 17. STEVEN PATTISON ...... 18. BRYAN BUCHANAN ...... 20. PHIL REID ...... 19. PETER GREGURKE ...... 21 . TOM SMITH ...... 20. MICHAEL WALKER ...... 23. STEVEN COLE ...... 21. GRAHAM DOSWELL ...... 24. ROD PARKER ...... 22. RICHIE ROBINSON ...... 27. GLEN SOLLEY ...... 23. DENNIS WALSH ...... 28. BRIAN ALEXANDER ...... 24. GARRY BUTTON ...... 26. DAMIEN WALSH ...... 25.r:. -----DAVID GILLET., ...... ------7 ...... - 30. GORDEN WOODEN ...... I , ...... ••... , Are you in the mood for travel?

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Position Goals Behinds Marks Kicks Position Goals Behinds M arks Kicks 1. RAY O'REILLY ...... 1. GEOFFHOCKING ...... 2. TONYQUINN ...... 2. HANS HEYSTRATEN ...... 3. RUSSELL PEIPER ...... 3. TIM BROWN ...... 4. STEVE ZAHRA ...... 4. MARK KILLER ...... 5. BRIAN HAWKE ...... 5. NEIL PLEMING ...... 6. ROBERTCAPRIOLI ...... 7. SIMON PHILLIPS ...... 6. PETER HAMILTON ...... 8. WAYNEWALKER ...... 7. TONY FLAHERTY ...... ,...... 9. ANTHONY CROKE ...... 8. STEVEN WEST ...... ,, ...... 10. BRIAN KERSHAW ...... 9. WAYNE ROGERS ...... 11 . GEOFF NOACK ...... 10. DON OLIVER ...... 12. WAYNECOPE ...... 11. IAN BOWYER ...... 13. RAY COLVIN ...... 14. PETER QUIRK ...... 12. ANDREW Bl.SHOP ...... 15. PETER SIEBELS ...... 14. PETER KING ...... 16. STEPHEN COLE ...... 15. PETER TAYLOR ...... BRETT ALLEN ...... 17. 17. GEOFF HAROLD ...... 18. WAYNECARROLL ...... 18. ADRIAN MclNTYRE ...... : ...... 19. GERARD PEIPER ...... 19. SIMON OVERLAND ...... 20. TONY CUMMINGS ...... 1 ►. 21 . FRANK KENNEDY ...... 21. ALLAN TUTT ...... 22. MARK FRASER ...... 22. SHAUi'\1 SMITH ...... 23. STEVE McMAHON ...... 24. PETER SCULLEY ...... 24. ROB TRUKULA ...... 25. DEAN FALCONER ...... 25. GERRYTOSCAN ...... 26. BRETT ALLISON ...... 26. ROD PARKER ...... 27. RUSSELL LIESKIE ...... 27. RUSSELLCAMPBELL ...... 28. ALAN MAPLE SON ...... 3'l. MICHAEL KENNEDY ......

GOALS BEHINDS TOTAL ~ GOALS BEHINDS TOTAL FIRST QTR. FIRST QTR. SECOND QTR . SECOND QTR. THIRD OTR. Dll THIRD QTR. FOURTH QTR. ' FOURTH QTR. 11 10 New South Wales Player Profile A.C.T. Player Profile 1. GEOFF HOCKING: 25 yrs., 192cm; 98kg. Bel­ 21. ALLAN TUTT: 25 yrs., 173cm; 70kg. Ainslie 1. RAY O'REILLY: 24yrs; 167cm; 64kg; Rover. 19. GERALD PEIPER: 28 yrs.; 184cm; 79kg. Ruck­ connen. Ruckman. Played with Carlton and Rover. Played in and now a Started in Hope Valley, , then , rover. FormerNSW (9times), RFL, FFL&CRL W.A. club Claremont. 1983 Best & Fairest for regular ACT rep. Played over 50 games with Queensland. Currently with Pennant Hills in rep. Best & Fairest with two Wagga clubs. Cur­ Belconnen, and Mulrooney Medal in 1984. Ainslie. Sydney. rent captain-coach of Wagga Tigers. 2. HANS HEYSTRATEN: 31 yrs., 193cm; 97kg. 22. SHAUN SMITH: 16 yrs., 183cm; 79kg. Spectacu­ 2. TONY QUINN: 20 yrs; 177cm; 69kg; Wing/ 20. TONY CUMMINGS: 25 yrs.; 186cm; 79kg. Very experienced ruckman who has played in lar mark who is still eligible to play junior footy. Centre. Has played with U19s in Ruck-rover. Has repped for FFL & ROFL and Adelaide, N .T., and A. C. T. Returns Won Best & Fairest 1985 Secondary Schools Car­ 1985. Now with St. George. North Coast. Best & Fairest six times with diffe­ as Captain/Coach of Tuggerareng. nival. Recently signed with North . rent clubs. Currently playing for Grafton. 3. RUSSELL PEIPER: 25 yrs. 180cm; 82kg; Cen­ 3. TIM BROWN: 22 yrs., 183cm; 82kg. U23 rep in 24. PETER SCULLEY: 24 yrs., 177cm; 75kg. Rep­ tre. Former NSW and RFL rep. Has played in 21. FRANK KENNEDY: 26 yrs.; 180cm; 79kg; Cen­ 1985. Played all footy in Canberra. Rugged con­ ped RFL 1983 and ACT U23 1985. Played for Queensland. Now with Wagga Tigers. tre, Ruck-rover. Farrer League rep five times. sistent defender. 78 to 84, Best & Fairest in 1984. Very Best & Fairest for his current club ­ skillful team player, recruited by in 4. STEVE ZAHRA: 25 yrs., 182cm; 77kg; Ruck­ 4. MARK KILLER: 21 yrs., 191cm; 85kg. A.C.T. Ashmont on four occasions. rover. Has represented NSW on two occasion. rep since U15s. Tall player with a very strong 1985. Current club Campbelltown. 22. MARK FRASER: 27 yrs.; 180cm; 82kg. Centre, mark, safe defender. Now playing with Ainslie. 25. DEAN FALCONER: 21 yrs., 182cm; 76kg. Has Half back flank. Has repped NSW three times, played for West 83 to 85, returned to Bel­ 5. BRIAN HAWKE: 23 yrs., 177cm; 70kg; Centre 5. NEIL PLEMING: 25 yrs., 178cm; 78kg. Former RFL 11 times and VCFL once. Has played 30 connen in 1986. Very skillful player with lots of line player. Former Schoolboy rep. Has played in SWDFL rep 79 to 81, RFL 82 to 84 and NSW rep games with South Melbourne. Second term as Canberra and Queensland and for Wagga Ti­ 1985. All senior footy with Coolamon. Captain pace. captain/coach of Ganmain-G.G.-M. gers, now with Turvey Park. of Eastlakes 1986. 26. BRETT ALLISON: 17 yrs., 180cm; 64kg. In only 23. STEVE McMAHON: 23 yrs., 194cm; 90kg. second year of senior footy. ACT U23 team 6. ROBERT CAPRIOLI: 19 yrs., 177cm; 70kg; 6. PETER HAMIL TON: 23 yrs., 185cm; 87kg. Ruckman. NSW rep twice. Best & Fairest and 1985. Son of former North Melbourne and Victo­ Centre/Rover. Played in Broken Hill and Sydney Ainslie back flank. Most consistent club player leading goalkicker (3 times) for current club rian star Tom Allison. Ex Belconnen junior. Swans U19s, now with St. George. 1984. Has repped A.C.T. regularly. Ex New­ Leeton. 7. SIMON PHILLIPS: 26 yrs., 178cm; 78kg. For­ town player. 27. RUSSELL CAMPBELL: 27 yrs., 183cm; 80kg. · 1986 coach Manuka Weston. Coached Albury to ward line. 1985 leading goalkicker for his club 24. ROB TRUKULA: 20 yrs., 193cm; 90kg. Ruck. 7. TONY FLAHERTY: 28 yrs., 186cm; 85kg. Util­ premiership 1985. Played for South Melbourne North Shore. ity. Manuka Weston. 11th season in ACTAFL. Only played 1st grade since 1983. Best & Fairest 1978-80. Coach Riverina club Coolamon to pre­ 8. WAYNE WALKER:27 yrs.; 175cm; 86kg. last year for current club Western Suburbs. ACT rep 1978 to 84. miership in 1983 and repped RFL in 1983-4. Centre/Rover. Broken Hill rep. Central Best & 8. STEVEN WEST: 19 yrs., 175cm; 72kg. Rover. 25. GE~RY TOSCAN: 24 yrs., 190cm; 82kg. Ruck. 30. MICHAEL KENNEDY: 19yrs., 175cm; 72kg. Fairest twice. Currently playing for North Teal Cup 83 and 84. Former Queanbeyan player NSW rep three times and RFL. 1983 Best & Rover. Queanbeyan. Former Tiger junior, in his Broken Hill. of 12 years. Played in U19 premiership in 1984. Is Fairest for current club Griffith. second senior season. ACT U23 rep in 1985. 9. ANTHONY CROKE: 25 yrs., 182cm; 76kg. a fearless young rover. Very fast player with excellent disposal. Wing/Rover. NSW and RFL rep. Has played in 9. WAYNE ROGERS: 19 yrs., 175cm; 70kg. Util­ Queensland, currently with Wagga Tigers. 26. ROO PARKER: 21 yrs. , 186cm; 84kg. Centre halfback. Former U16 & U17 State rep (All ity. Ainslie. Second season for Ainslie after hav­ 10. BRIANKERSHAW:24yrs.; 176cm; 76kg. Wing. Aust. Teal Cup team 1981) and Sydney rep. For­ ing progressed through the juniors. Played A.C.T. Coach: Has been NSW rep on five previous occasions. mer East Wagga-K and M. C. U. player, now with against Swans in 1985. Has repped ACT many Has played for Sydney Swans. Best and Fairest Balmain. times. last year for his club Campbelltown. 10. DON OLIVER: 27 yrs., 188cm; 85kg. Centre half Brian Quade 11. GEOFF NOACK: 24 yrs.; 190cm; 95kg. Centre 27. RUSSELL LIESKIE: 23 yrs.; 178cm; 80kg. back. Dedicated backman, originally from S.A. All those involved with the A.C.T. repre­ Wing. Former Henty & Hume League and NSW half back or centre half forward. NSW rep nine Came to the ACTAFL from Darwin in 1985. sentative team are looking forward to an im­ times, and schoolboy rep. Currently playing for rep. Best & Fairest last year for his club Pennant Campbell town. Hills. 11. IAN BOWYER: 22 yrs., 190cm; 84kg. Ruckman. proved showing from the side in this year's ACT U23 rep in 1985. Strong mark and fast for a series to atone for an indifferent performance 12. WAYNE COPE: 21 yrs.; 170cm; 82kg. Half Fo­ 28. ALAN MAPLESON: 24 yrs.; 184cm; 83kg. For­ big man. Outstanding year for Queanbeyan in 1985. ward Flank. Has repped Sydney. Best & Fairest mer U17 Riverina and 0. & M. U21 rep. Now 1985. This match is our only away match and and leading goalkicker last year for Northern playing with East Sydney. 12. ANDREW BISHOP: 19yrs. 178cm; 75kg. Wing. Districts (Illawarra). Now playing with St. represents a major hurdle in our quest for the Very skillful, player i~ o~ly _his second_ year of George. title which narrowly eluded the side in 1984. seniors. Played m Amshe fmal team m 1985, There is a good blend of youth and experi­ 13. RAY COLVIN: 22 yrs.; 195cm; 73kg. Wing. having played all junior footy with Ainslie. Leading goalkicker for his current club Wagga ence in the team and all have shown to date Tigers in 1984. N.S.W. Coach 14. PETER KING: 24yrs., 175cm; 80kg. Centre. Re­ that they have the commitment required for cruited from . Second year in ACTAFL. representative football. A number of players 14. PETER QUIRK: 25 yrs.; 182cm; 82kg; Back Greg Leech U23 rep in 1985 . Manuka Weston. Flank. Former NSW rep now playing with Syd­ make their A.C.T. debut today as a result of ney Swans. 15. PETER TAYLOR: 26 yrs., 178cm; 73kg. Belcon­ gqod recruiting drives by various clubs. I con­ Congratulations to all players selected in nen Rover. Former Ul 9 Wharton Trophy winner gratulate them and all players on their selec­ 15. PETER SIEBELS: 21 yrs. 186cm; 84kg; Centre today's State Game, and to all players and in 1977. Regular rep player in recent years. tion and wish them well for the match. Again half back. All Australian Teal Cup side 1981. officials involved in our elimination trials who Former M.C.U. player, now with Balmain. 17. GEOFF HAROLD: 32yrs., 190cm; 79kg. Quean­ there has been heavy influx of Riverina players made possible this final selection. beyan half back. Regular senior rep player since to the A.C.T. this season as clubs continue to 16. STEPHEN COLE: 24 yrs., 182cm; 72kg. Half · Today we are given the opportunity to 1976. Approaching 200 senior games. Third in recognise this region as a prime recrui'ting forward flank. Has repped for NSW before. show NSWFL is determined to continue on 1984 Murooney Medal. area. Leading goalkicker for M.C.U. for many sea­ from our strong foundational work of 1985 and From past experiences we are well aware sons. that football is prospering in New South 18. ADRIAN McINTYRE: 24 yrs., 188cm; 85kg. Played with Lavington in 0. & M. 83-85. Rcpped that it will be a difficult task to overcome the 17. BRETT ALLEN: 23 yrs. 184cm; 85kg. Centre Wales. league 1985. One of ACT best players against the · N. S. W. side today and the ensuing battle half forward. Has repped for RFL, first time for I wish to extend much appreciation to Swans in a pre-season game. should assure those in attendance enjoy a NSW. Plays Coolamon in RFL. Max Chapman and Riverina Australian Foot­ 19. SIMON OVERLAND: 24 yrs., 191cm; 91kg. great game of football. 18. WAYNE CARROLL: 28 yrs., 187cm; 86kg. Half ball Club for their support, and to the commit­ Ruckman. Eastlake. Winner of club Best & I wish N. S. W. and Greg Leech the best of forward. Former M.C.U. player. Played 56 tee that made today's activities possible. Fairest 1983. Regular ACT rep. Won Mulrooney luck for a good match but hope the A.C.T. is games for Sydney Swans. Currently captain/ Finally let us continue on from the 1985 Medal in 1985. the victor on the day. coach of Turvey Park. Foster's Cup finish - winners! 13 12 Riverina League Farrer League PLAYER PLAYER PROFILE PROFILE m 1. ANDREW PATTISON 14. RAY O'CONNOR I. TONY TURNER: (Captain) , 28yrs ; 170cm ; 16. BRIAN CONLAN: 24 yrs .; 188cm; 86kg. Barel­ Coolamon Ganmain-- 65kg; Marrar Captain/Coach. Previously ACT lan ruckman. Tireless performer. good mark and 2. STEVE BRADMORE 15. PETER GOODE and RFL representative player, very creative strong determination to win the ball. East Wagga-Kooringal Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong and inspiring team man. 14. ZANE SEPAROVICH: 25 yrs.; 187cm; 84kg. 3. NEIL BRUCE 16. DAVID MELINE 2. TREVOR REID: 24 yrs; 177cm; 76kg. Temora MCU coach. An honest player with great mark­ Griffith Leeton centreman. Good ball getter and robust player ing ability and accurate disposal. 4. JEFF GILBERT 17. STEVEN PATTISON who delivers the ball well. 19. RON GILLINGHAM: 23 yrs. ; 179cm; 76kg. Ardlethan Coolamon 3. TERRY GILLETT: 21yrs; 178cm ; 67kg. Collingu llie-Ashmont. Fearless. consistant de­ 5. IAN GEDDES 18. BRYAN BUCHANAN Collingullie-Ashmont. Very dashing player who fender who never gives in. Good disposal. Griffith Coolamon elusively creates the loose man. 20. PHIL REID: 26 yrs.; 180cm; 83kg. Temora 6. DARYL COLLINS 19. PETER GREGURKE 4. ROD DANIHER: 23 yrs; 178cm; 75kg. coach. Farrer best and fairest winner, 100% per­ Griffith W agga Tigers Coach. 1985 RFL representative player, always former. 7. IAN MALE 20. MICHAEL WALKER running-on. 21. TOM SMITH: 27 yrs.; 168cm; 80kg. The Rock­ Leeton Wagga Tigers 5. DANNY MALONE: 29 yrs; 178cm; 75kg. Mar­ . Creative no nonsense footballer. 8. TONY RYAN 21. GRAHAM DOSWELL rar. Bustling running player who gives his all, top good skills. Narrandera Wagga Tigers team man . 23. STEVEN COLE: 24 yrs.; 183cm ; 73kg. MCU 9. JOE HOPWOOD 22. RICHIE ROBINSON 6. MICK McRAE: 23 yrs ; 175cm; 69kg. MCU ruck forward. Very accurate kick, reads the game well Narrandera East Wagga-Kooringal rover with pace, prolific kickgetter. and has uncann y goal se nse . NSW rep. 10. PAUL LAWRENCE 23. DENNIS WALSH 7. TREVOR ION: 26 yrs; 178cm; 79kg. MCU for­ 24. ROD PARKER: 22 yrs .; 172cm ; 83kg. MCU . Narrandera Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong ward, experienced rep. player who can score the Very good mark. NSW rep 1985 until injured. 11. JAMIE GORDON 24. GARRY BUTTON big ones when the pressure is on. Tirel@ss worker. Ariah Park-Mirrool Turvey Park 8. MARK DANIHER: 22 yrs ; 180cm; 80kg. Barel­ 12. ANDREW CORBETT 25. DA Vii:> GILLET 27. GLEN SOLLEY: 23 yrs.; 183cm ; 83kg. Temora. lan centreman, determined performer with crea­ Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong Coolamon Mobile utility player is strong competitor with tive skills. 13. MICHAEL WALSH good judge ment. 9. FRANK KENNEDY: 26 yrs; 183cm ; 83kg. Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matorig Collingullie-Ashmont. Inspiring player who has 28. BRIAN ALEXANDER: 29 yrs.; 183cm ; 90kg. the ability to turn a game. Collingullie-Ashmont ruckman. Strong mark . 10. MARK HOFETT: 23 yrs; 185cm; 71kg. South consistant performer, v'c'ry good team man. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Wagga-Tolland coach. 1985 SFL rep., very strong mark and accurate in front of goals. 26. DAMIEN WALSH: 26 yrs.; 185cm; 82kg. The INFORMATION FOR MEMBERS AND GUESTS Rock-Yerong Creek coach. Abi lit y to take tell­ 12. JOHN SCHULTZ: 21 yrs.; 185cm; 82kg. MCU ing marks, very skillful player. prolific kick ­ Centre half back. Just hitting peak form , solid getter. defender who works all day. RIVERINA AUS'rRALIAN 15. IAN LUCUS: 23 yrs.; 180cm ; 84kg; Barellan 30. GORDON WOODEN: 26 yrs.; 195cm; IOJkg. ruck-rover. Runs all day, tenacious ball getter MCU ruckman. Strong reliable player who never and distributor. stops trying. FOOTBALL CLUB INTRODUCES THEIR NEW A LA CARTE DINING ROOM . . . THE MEN IN WHITE

N.S.W. v A.C.T.: RIVERINA v FARRER: MARK RENDELL: Started umpiring in the CHRIS GALLAGHER: Aged 35. Rivcrina Sydney Football League in 1975 . His re­ Umpires A ssocia tion. C ommenced cord stands at more than 300 1st grade umpiring I 979. Farrer League Grand Fin­ tlOLLY'Si games (107 A.C.T.) and a record numher al 1984. "_I of 7 1st grade finals in Sydney, the last 6 consecutively. In additio n , Mark has TEAL CUP TRIAL: • Wednesday to Saturday from 6.30 p.m. umpired eight Inter-state games. He is LEE BARCLAY: Aged 16. Riverina Umpires • Cocktail Bar. also a li fe member of the NSW Umpires Association. Commenced umpiring 1983 . Association. At present he is on the Board Up and coming youngster with lots of • Sunday Family Grill Nights from 6.30 p .m. of Directors and treasurer of the As~ocia­ potential. • Budget Lunches Mon . to Fri . 12-2 p.m. tion . TERRY LANGFIELD: Aged 32. Riverina BOOKINGS: 31 1511 CHRIS NICKELL: Aged 34. R iverin a U mpires A ssociation. Commenced Umpires A ssociation. C ommenced umpiri ng in 1983. A recently retired foot­ FERNLEIGH ROAD, WAGGA WAGGA umpiring in 1975 in . Farrer haller. H is recent good performances ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• League Grand Final umpire in 1985. have resulted in this appointment. 15 14 N.S.W. v A.C.T. FLASHBACKS li•ihhM UNDER 17 TEAL CUP TRIAL 1979 Canberra 1980 Wagga '

NSW: A.C.T. NSW: A.C.T. Coach: Allan Jeans Coach: Coach: Coach: 1. G. CARROLL Kevin Delmenico Allan Jeans Kevin Neal Wagga & District Riverina 2. M. NEWTON 1. K. NEALE 2. W. EVANS 1. K. NEALE Coach : Rod Clark. Coach : Charlie Corbett. 3. B. STEWART 2. J . MILLER 3. B. STEWART 2. G . CROSER 4. E. CONNICK 3. P.KENNY 4. J. LUCAS 3. P. KENNY Manager: Greg Finemore Manager: John Mclean 5. I. HARRY 4. ·J. RICHARDSON 5. P. CHISNAIL 4. J. BROCK Colours: Red and White. Colours: Black and White. 6. R. O'CONNOR 5. S. WIDERA 6. R . O'CONNOR 5. R . DAVEY 7. L. PENDRICK 6. L. FAWIS 7. R. IMRIE 6. J. McCORMACK 8. H. SKREJA 7. T. FLAHERTY 8. P. WELLINGTON 7. T. FLAHERTY 1. GREG McKELVIE 1. DAVID GEE 9. B. SCOTT 8. R. ANDERSON 9. I. GORDON 8. D. STONE Marrar Griffith 10. J. CHAMBERLAIN 9. P. SEARLE 10. D. SCOTT 9. R. WEBBER 11. J. GANNON 10. R. FRANKLIN 11. J. GANNON 10. P. FELTHAM 2. GLEN PAGE 2. JASON WHYTE 12. J. DURNAN 11. D . HARRISS 12. J. DURNAN 11 . D. HARRISS Collingullie-Ashmon t Narrandera 13. W . CARROLL 12. G. WHITTLE 13. W. CARROLL 12. L. MOLONEY 4. BRENDAN GIBBONS 3. STEVE MILLER 14. J. PRENTICE 13. J. BLACK 14 . J. PRENTICE 13. J. BLACK 15. G . SMITH 14. R.MAIDEN 15. G. SMITH 14. R. MAIDEN East Wagga-Kooringal 16. G. PEIPER 15. J. MANSON 16. G. PEIPER 15 . M. STEW ART 5. DALE LEWINGTON 4. ANTHONY QUINN 17 . R. IMRIE 16. M. MANSON 17. L. LUCAS 16. M. MANSON Turvey Park Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong 18. V. HUGO 17 . K. MILLER 18. V. HUGO 17. G. HARROLD 19. M. BROWNE 19. D. BENNETT 19. M. BROWN 18. K. MILLER 6. GRAEME TERLICH 5. SHANE LENON 20. B. QUADE 21. R.ASH 20. S. KEKOVICH 19. B. QUADE The Rock-Yerong Creek Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong 21. A. McMILLAN 22. E. BLACKABY 21. J. PILKINGTON 20. A. SMITH 6. WAYNE HILL 22. C. ANDERSON 23. D. HOPKINS 22. S. EATHER 21. T. TURNER 7. IAN HAWKE 23. P. CLOWRY 24. J. RAFFERTY 23 . I. GEDDES 22 . S. GILBERT W agga Tigers Lake Cargelligo 24 . B. NOLAN 25. D. BELLCHAMBERS 24. D. BRUEST 23. M. SMITH 8. PAUL WILSON 7. SHANE TILL 25. G. COLVIN 26. B. COWELL 25. G . COLVIN 24 . P. WILLIAMSON East Wagga-Kooringal Coolamon 26. D . BRUCE 26. J . JOHNSON 25 . S. LANCASTER 27. D . SCOTT 27 . P. STEVENS 27. P. NEESON 9. GLEN BEVAN 8. JOHN DART 28. L. LUCAS 28. M. DANIHER 28. T. MONNEY Marrar Leeton 29. T. KENDALL 29. R. MAGOSIS 30. B. ROWE 10. RAY WILLIS 9. GEOFFREY INGLIS 31. A. DANIHER Wagga Tigers Barellan 32. R. HAMILTON 11. LINDSAY GILLARD 10. KENT DRABER East Wagga-Kooringal Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong 12. JASON MORTON 11. PAT SUTTON 1986 FOSTER'S SHIELD DRAW Wagga Tigers Coolamon 13. CRAIG McINTYRE 12. ANDREW PETTIT 1. 13.4.86 N.S.W. v A.C.T. at Wagga Eastlakes-M.C. U. West Wyalong 2. 25.4.86 QLD. vN.S.W. at Brisbane 14. RUSSELL PARKER 13. LEWIS IRVINE Holbrook Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong 3. 4.5.86 ...... A.C.T. vTAS. at Canberra 15. CHRIS HART 14. DARREN PREST 4. 10.5.86 ...... TAS. vN.S.W. at Junee Griffith 16. ASHLEY BARNETT 15. ROSS SEYMOUR 5. 25.5.86 ...... A.C.T. vQLD. at Canberra Turvey Park Ariah Park 6. 14.6.86 ...... TAS.vQLD.atHobart 17. GEOFF SMITH 16. JAY RICHARDS Collingullie-Ashmont Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong 18. MICHAEL CROUCH 17. JASON GLADMAN South Wagga-Tolland Barellan 19. SEAN GOONAN 18. PHILIP LOGAN Searching for a Turvey Park Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong 20. MARCUS KREUTZBERGER 20. GARY LANE Osborne Griffith Better Body? . 21. TONY GEDDES 21. LEWIS WINTER Osborne Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong 22. ANDREW SHAW 22. DA YID CURRIE ... see the experts at: Turvey Park Ardlethan 23. DAMIEN HILL 23. DAVID ALPEN W agga Tigers Griffith [<.WORKOUT ' 24. CHRIS STANLEY 24. JAMES SEYMOUR lL!; No. 1 Health &Fitness Centre Junee Leeton 25. MARK McDERMOTT 25. ANDREW MARTIN 88 Murray St., Wagga - Ph. 215777 Junee Ardlethan