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2018 Richmond Junior Football Club RJFC 2018 1 Index Presidents Report 3 U10 Boys Black 12 U13 Boys 21 RJFC Girls Team Awards 4 U10 Boys Yellow 13 U14 Girls 22 RJFC Boys Team Awards 5 U11 Boys Girls 14 U14 Boys 23 RJFC Club Awards 6 U11 Boys Black 15 U15 Girls 24 Milestone Games 6 U11 Boys Yellow 16 U15 Boys 25 U8 Boys 7 U12 Girls Yellow 17 U16 Girls 26 U9 Boys Black 9 U12 Boys Black 18 Youth Girls 27 U9 Boys Yellow 10 U12 Boys Yellow 19 Colts 28 U10 Girls 11 U13 Girls 20 Sponsors 29 YJFL B+F Results Congratulations to the following players for placing in the YJFL count: Flynn McNamara U11 Blue 4th Edward King U13 Green 1st Julian Brunt U11 Green 7th Magdalena D’Amico U13G Gold 5th Jack Fennell U11 Green 8th Dean Pistevos U14 Green 6th Caleb Anstee U11 Green 8th Thomas Zafiropoulos U14 Green 7th Lucy Murphy U11G 7th Keirah Dowd U14G Brown 4th Matthew Haberfield U12 Gold 9th Blake Poynting U15 (2) 7th Jagga Smith U12 Gold 3rd Will Stevens U15 (2) 7th Leo Ponto U12 Red 6th Emily Convey YouthG (2) 3rd Misericordiae Tauiliili-Filo U12 Red 4th Daisy Lloyd YouthG (2) 4th Clare Wong U12G Gold 3rd Hugo Boreham Colts (4) 2nd Jodie Palipuaminni U12G Gold 4th Teigan Otter Colts (4) 5th Peter Vamvakitis Colts (4) 5th RJFC 2018 2 RICHMOND JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUB 2018 Presidents report Season 2018 once again saw growth in Congratulations to To our Volunteer Jagga Smith U12 Victorian School boys team Ground Managers at the boys and girls teams, 15 boys team, Daisy Lloyd U16 YJFL Team representative KB Reserve, Ross 8 girls’ teams and a total of 496 players Dash Reid U16 YJFL Team representative Couper, Donal ran out to play for the RJFC, a truly Carmen Lia Smith U15 YJFL Team representative Wilson, Peter Vitale, Conor Loel U16 YJFL Team representative Josh Magennis, remarkable result. Will Stevens U15 YJFL Team representative Ezva Janetzki and Emily Convey Youth girls team of the year representative Ritchie Woolcock Auskick – thank you for your To Craig Lake, our departing Colts coach, words cannot help throughout the Auskick was also a huge success, with Peter and Nick truly tell the whole story of what you have put into this club, season, a great effort to taking over we saw a revamped program and over 140 kids Committee member, Auskick, Coach, President, a sounding give up your Sundays. taking part, the Committee would like to say a big thank you board for some and a voice of reason at all times, your to both of you and all the volunteers who turned up each contribution has not gone unnoticed, we look forward to Also a big thank you to Saturday morning to help get these kids started on their you continuing your involvement in the seasons to come in Mick,Bomber, Basil and the helpers on each Sunday in the journey in football. whatever capacity you decide, well done on a great season Canteen at CP. and more importantly on the impact you have had on so Football A big thank you to all of the Coaches, Team Managers and many young Richmond kids. support staff from each team, On the field we saw many highlights including 6 teams it takes a lot of work and coordination to get a team on the making the finals and two making the Grand final, whilst it Thank you ground each week, but to see our kids involved in team was unfortunate not to win on the day we as a club were To our partners, YJFL, City of Yarra, our major sponsors sport is well worth it – well done on a great job. extremely proud of the way our players, coaching staff in Hocking Stuart and Sutton Tools and all of our other and parent group conducted themselves, well done to all sponsors, the MITS Program and the Richmond Central FC I would also like to thank the Players from U8 all the way involved, we have a great culture at our club and we should a big thank you, we would not be where we are without your through to the Colts and Youth girls, well done on a great all be very proud. continued support. season. Congratulation must go to our Under 10 Girls who won our Looking ahead to 2019, we will once again face many first ever Girls premiership, coached by Paull Krisohos it was Social Committee challenges, the biggest one being our facilities at Citizens great game to watch and the smiles on the girls faces after On the social side of things the RJFC Social Committee Park, hopefully a positive outcome will be available within a the game was truly priceless – well done girls. really ramped it up, Barbeques, our mid-year function and few months, and we will keep all of you posted. the Sunday nights at the Bowls club were a huge hit, a really To our departing Colts players and Youth girls, thank you In finishing I would like to say a big thankyou to all of the big thank you to all involved especially Guy Glover and Troy for all you have done over the years and we wish you well in hard working Committee members, in no particular order Chandler, it is events like these that bring our community your future endeavours, you will always be welcome back at – Jo Tyrrell, Jo Cronin, Jane Stevens, Jan Buchanan, Chris closer together – well done. the club. McNeill, Troy Chandler, Greg Dowd, Ant Rahilly, Steele To our Social media team in Troy Chandler and Nicole Baillie, Craig Lake, Lachlan Mosley and Mick Young. Individual highlights saw many of our players vote well in the Michaels, well done on getting these platforms up and YJFL Best and Fairest, individual players represent the YJFL Looking forward to Season 2019 and go Tigers. running – it is great to see so many people involved in our in the Interleague and one of our Youth Girls make the Youth Instagram, Facebook and Twitter accounts – please keep Andrew O’Halloran girls team of the year – again we also had a player represent following us at @richmondjfc. President Richmond Junior Football Club the Victorian U12 school boys’ team. RJFC 2018 3 RJFC Girls Team Awards 2018 U/10 Girls U/11 Girls U/14 Girls U/15 Girls 1st Best & Fairest Summa Smith 1st Best & Fairest Lucy Murphy 1st Best & Fairest Keirah Dowd 1st Best & Fairest Isabella Salatino 2nd Best & Fairest Emma Brunt 2nd Best & Fairest Samantha Pouesi 2nd Best & Fairest Latoya Tipoura 2nd Best & Fairest Charlotte Marshall-Acheson 3rd Best & Fairest Francesca Vliet 3rd Best & Fairest Harriet Crock 3rd Best & Fairest Amelia Smithers 3rd Best & Fairest Isabella Blackney Most Courageous Carrie Somes Most Courageous player Gemma Pouesi Most Reliable Lucy Robotham Most Improved Holly Lovett-Heaps Coaches Award Ava Barker Most Improved player Samantha Venetis Most Consistent Bethany Simpson Most Determined Lily Young Most Improved Ashley Phelps Most Consistent player Emma Hilbert Most Improved May McGinty Most Consistent Annabelle Power Player of the finals Yasmine Ronai Player of the finals Wynifred McIntyre U/12 Girls U/13 Girls U/16 Girls Youth Girls Equal 1st Best & Fairest Roxy Maslin 1st Best & Fairest Magdalena DAmico 1st Best & Fairest Dasheille Reid 1st Best & Fairest Daisy Lloyd Equal 1st Best & Fairest Mia Krisohos 2nd Best & Fairest Erin Rahilly 2nd Best & Fairest Charlotte McLean 2nd Best & Fairest Emily Convey 2nd Best & Fairest Clare Wong 3rd Best & Fairest Keira Vamvakitis 3rd Best & Fairest Avemaria Malietoa-Brown Equal 3rd Best & Fairest Zahli Dowd 3rd Best & Fairest Jodie Palipuaminni Coaches award Rita Cahill Coaches Award Carmen Lia Smith Equal 3rd Best & Fairest Zara Guss Most Improved Kaitlen Swenson Most improved player Saskia Blackburn Best First year Player Georgia Flannigan Best Team Player Nellie Rowan Most assertive Jenae Tipiloura Most Courageous Quinn Simpson-Tuckey Most Improved Libby Sutton Most Improved player Isabella Rao U/10 Girls Premiership 2018 RJFC 2018 4 RJFC Boys Team Awards 2018 U/8 Boys Black U/8 Boys White U/12 Boys Black U12 Boys Yellow 1st Best & Fairest Cade Murphy 1st Best & Fairest Sam Walford 1st Best & Fairest Jagga Smith 1st Best & Fairest Jack Cowley 2nd Best & Fairest Joshua Moore 2nd Best & Fairest Raphael Munro 2nd Best & Fairest Wil Ransom 2nd Best & Fairest Felix Ricketts 3rd Best & Fairest Elijah Gleeson 3rd Best & Fairest Toby Murrihy Equal 3rd Best & Fairest James Little 3rd Best & Fairest Antony Zafiropoulos Rising Star Zachariah Waters Rising Star Tadgh Leneghan Equal 3rd Best & Fairest Ollie Collinson Most Consistent Leo Ponto Most consistent Ollie Jackson Most consistent Cooper Barich Coaches’ Award Ben Tyrrell Most improved Alec Harling Most Courageous Isaac Tai Most Courageous Dimitrios Chatzis Most Courageous Rueben Reid Best Team Player Hugh Middleton Player of the Finals Austin Wyatt U/8 Boys Yellow U/13 Boys U/14 Boys 1st Best & Fairest Lenny Donaldson 2nd Best & Fairest Liam Hargreaves 1st Best & Fairest Michael Cannalonga 1st Best & Fairest Lachlan O’Halloran 3rd Best & Fairest Stirling Walker 2nd Best & Fairest Lachlan Idle 2nd Best & Fairest Thomas Zafiropoulos Most consistent Thomas Sidebottom Equal 3rd Best & Fairest Edward King 3rd Best & Fairest Ciaran Loel Best Team Man Pek McMahon Equal 3rd Best & Fairest Asher Claney Most Consistent Dean Pistevos Most Courageous Julian Tregambe Most Consistent Angus McNeill Best Team Man Blake Parker Coaches Award Ben Morgan Most Improved Kai Louis Garnaut U/9 Boys Black U/9 Boys Yellow Player of the Finals Rohan Watkins 1st Best & Fairest Romain Corley 1st Best & Fairest Maximilian Kerr U/15 Boys Colts 2nd Best & Fairest Freddie Heath 2nd Best & Fairest Jensen McNamara 3rd Best & Fairest Billy Jones 3rd Best & Fairest Will Tyrrell Equal 1st Best & Fairest Zach Dowd 1st Best & Fairest Hugo Boreham Most Courageous Hugo Salatino Most improved Auguste Crawford Equal 1st Best & Fairest
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    LAST 4 WEEKS BREAKEVENS DEFENDERS Club Price Avg DEFENDERS Club Price BE Luke Hodge HAW $601,700 132 Michael Johnson FREM $426,600 191 Heath Shaw GWS $605,000 129 Clancee Pearce FREM $384,300 177 Dylan Roberton ST K $530,800 111 Jason Winderlich ESS $385,900 171 Alex Rance RICH $507,600 110 Dustin Fletcher ESS $438,200 141 Michael Hurley ESS $477,700 109 Tom McDonald MELB $427,000 137 Matthew Broadbent PORT $477,800 109 Marley Williams COLL $483,100 135 Adam Saad GCS $409,700 107 Matthew Watson CARL $298,500 132 Liam Picken WB $529,900 107 Mitch Golby BRIS $251,700 131 Shaun Higgins NM $497,400 106 Mitchell Brown WCE $234,000 131 Tom Langdon COLL $470,300 100 Tom Fields CARL $102,400 -52 Josh Gibson HAW $465,000 100 Tom Barrass WCE $123,900 -46 Marley Williams COLL $483,100 98 Xavier Richards SYD $123,900 -41 Elliot Yeo WCE $470,800 97 Matthew Scharenberg COLL $123,900 -31 Shannon Hurn WCE $419,700 95 Hugh Goddard ST K $172,800 -13 Cale Hooker ESS $451,700 94 Alex Browne ESS $144,100 -10 Phil Davis GWS $325,500 94 Sam Gilbert ST K $364,500 4 Shane Savage ST K $421,000 93 Jake Carlisle ESS $330,200 5 Jeremy Howe MELB $407,700 92 Joel Hamling WB $229,800 6 LAST 4 WEEKS BREAKEVENS MIDFIELDERS Club Price Avg MIDFIELDERS Club Price BE Harley Bennell GCS $560,600 139 David Myers ESS $460,400 276 Joel Selwood GEEL $543,900 138 Gary Ablett GCS $673,300 197 Luke Hodge HAW $601,700 132 Callan Ward GWS $537,500 184 Brent Stanton ESS $560,900 129 Mitch Duncan GEEL $495,100 182 Brett Deledio RICH $601,800 128 Dayne Beams BRIS $590,000 171 Taylor Adams