St.Paul's McKinnon JFC Newsletter
From the President June 7 2017 Our Unifed Freight Management U9 Red team did not have to worry about rain as we moved into winter, nor did they have to worry about cold winds. There wasn’t any sun glare either! The issue they had was that they could not see each other in the thick fog. Lucky we don’t keep score as the goal umpires could not see each other to wave their fags. For the parents it was the great tastng cofee from N&N’s Cofee Run that helped us get through the morning partcularly because it helped keep our hands warm.
How big was Monday night? We had over 100 kids from our under 8’s to under 12’s getng some training tps from the Melbourne FC players which included:
Max Gawn (played from Under 8’s to Under 10’s at the club), Jordin Lewis, Bernie Vince, Cameron Pedersen, Billy Stretch, Alex Neal-Bullen, Jake Spencer and Josh Wagner (no relaton)!
The players spent well over an hour interactng with the kids and co-ordinatng drills. They then spent some tme talking to the boys and fnished of by singing our club song. It was one of the biggest turnouts I’ve seen in my tme at the club. Thank you Melbourne Football Club!
I hope you all enjoy the sleep-in this weekend, which is well deserved as we’ve had footy for 7 weeks straight. For those who are around, we have the under 14’s Interleague comp being played at home from 12pm. We have a couple of our boys playing: Mathew O’Brien and Finn Sullivan, so please do come down and support the boys if you can.
The fxtures for the rest of the season will be released this week so you will be able to plan your winter months a bit beter.
We are again asking for you to book your trivia night tckets sooner rather than later please so we can plan beter. Four tables are already sold so thank you to those parents for getng on to it! Our theme is an easy one for a winter’s night out - Ugly Jumpers! The trybooking link is: www.trybooking.com/QCAJ
Also, if any parent or business can donate to our rafe on the night it would be much appreciated. Please let Katherine know. Max Gawn, Jordin Lewis, Bernie Vince, Cameron Pedersen, Billy Stretch, Alex Neal-Bullen, Jake Spencer and Go Demons! Josh Wagner from the Melbourne FC with our kids! George Wagner, President
SUNDAY JULY 9 Palace Movie Night for the whole family! SPIDERMAN: HOMECOMING @ Palace Cinemas Dendy (Church St) SUNDAY JULY 9 (IN THE SCHOOL HOLIDAYS) EXACT TIME OF MOVIE TBC
TICKETS ON SALE SOON SAVE THE DATE!
TRIVIA NIGHT TRIVIA NIGHT INFORMATION We have created a trybooking event page for you to purchase tickets to our trivia night. It’s a very easy process. Please book your tickets now so we can plan the tables! http://www.trybooking.com/QCAJ Trivia Night Q and A with James Frawley & Q: Do I need to arrange a whole table? his hideous jumper A: No! If you go onto Try Booking you will see you can buy as many or as few tickets as you like. Tables are named only for easy identifcation with teams and/or friends who have already booked. We are encouraging everyone to attend to get to know other parents. Singles, couples, triples, whole families are welcome!
Q: What do I do if the table for the age group my child plays in is full? A: If your team’s table is booked out, book on a table with spare seats and add a note about who you’d like to sit with and we will sort it out or you can email [email protected] with your request and we will start a new table for that age group or create a mixed table. Q: What time does it start? A: The start time is 7:00pm (doors open at 6.45pm) and trivia will start at 7.30pm SHARP.
Q: What does my $15 buy? A: You get a night of fun, trivia, disco and dancing, door prizes and a free beer or wine.
Q: What do I have to wear? The ugliest jumper you can fnd. Your parents’ wardrobe is a good place to start. Nothing will shock u
Q: Is the trivia about a bunch of boring football questions because I don’t know anything about football really except that Jimmy Bartel looks mighty fne in a pair of footy shorts? A: No, it’s not football themed AT ALL, although there will be a few sporting questions thrown in! We agree re Jimmy...and also that David Zaharakis reached No.1 on a sexy footballer list for good reason.
Q: What if I am nervous about attending as I don’t know many people? A: Drink a lot...quickly! And then make some new friends :) SOCIAL Dates NEWS for your Diary...
* Movie Night @ Palace Cinemas -SUNDAY JULY 9
* Parents’ Social Night - FRIDAY JULY 21 - SAVE THE DATE!
Please see attached fyer for the Trivia Night. This year’s theme is:
UGLIEST JUMPER YOU CAN FIND.
It’s about the kids! Harvey Weigall was Demon of the Month for the U8s. Here he is with coach Tom! Footy opponents but basketball teammates sharing a Congratulatons Harvey ! joke and handshake at the fnal siren. Reminds us it’s just a game and it doesn’t mater who wins. #football #families #friendship #godemons Our new Wet Weather Jackets are now for sale! A MASSIVE thank you to Justne Byrnes for organising our new club wet weather jackets! They look amazing. A limited number have been ordered for the frst run and we will only be charging cost price! Sizes in stock are Kids: 12,14 and 16 and Adults: S,M, L, XL, 2XL AND 3XL.
Kids: $60 and Adults: $70
Wanted – Netball Players All Ages
The Red Angels Netball Club is looking for players in all levels: • Netta (must be 8 or turning 8 in 2017) • Under 11 • Under 13 • Under 15 It’s about the kids! • Under 17 All games for our Spring 2017 Season will be played on Saturday at LePage Primary School, Cheltenham. We will be returning to play at Dales Park, Warrigal Road, Oakleigh South in 2018 when the courts have been redeveloped. If you are interested in joining a team, please email [email protected]. Spring Season commences 5 August 2017 AUSKICK NEWS Hi Everyone,
What a great morning for footy with no rain and no wind. I hope everyone enjoyed themselves this morning.
Congratulatons to all of our award winners today. It is great to see our players being encouraged to do their best each week and to partcipate and have fun. Congratulatons also to Justne for winning the meat tray.
A very big thank you to Khiem, Lisa and Stephen for their outstanding job with the BBQ this morning and also to Noah and Merewyn for selling the rafe tckets. Thanks also to all of our parent helpers today in each group. Well done to our Grade 1 parents who not only helped today but also partcipated in the game against their kids today. It is wonderful to have such wonderful volunteers each week and the coaches and I appreciate all your help.
Best of luck to our girls playing at the Auskick-Interleague Girl’s day next Saturday. It was a fantastc day last year and I’m sure you will have a great tme.
The coaches and I have decided that at our next session being the 17th June that we will have a CRAZY HAIR day. There will be a packet of footy cards to the best hair in each group on the day. So get creatve and have some fun getng some crazy hair on the day!
Have a great week everyone and enjoy the long weekend next week. Remembering there is no Auskick next Saturday.
Kind Regards,
Michelle Petersen Coordinator INTERLEAGUE
Come on down to McKinnon Reserve on June 10 and see our very own Matthew O'Brien and Finn Sullivan in action in the SMJFL Interleague.
South Metro Stars Team Song Oh when the Stars, Go marching in, Oh when the Stars go marching in, Oh how I want to be with South Metro, When the Stars go marching in. Oh when the Stars (oh when the Stars), Go marching in (go marching in), Oh when the Stars go marching in, Oh how I want to be with South Metro, When the Stars go marching in. MATCH RESULTS June 4
AQUASTAR SWIM SCHOOLS- U8 GREEN St. Pauls McKinnon JFC vs Cheltenham FC Goal Kickers: L Fletcher 1, H Salwathura 1, T Winzar Best Players: D Osborne, M Comito, L Hyland, H Bennet, A Hyland, H Adler, R Nagar, T Winzar, N Collard, T Bitng, H Salwathura, C Mayne. St Pauls v Cheltenham V2. A rivalry has already begun. The U8’s were keen to atone from the last tme we met. And they did not disappoint!! The kids knew what they had to do and they had come to play right from the start. Cheltenham were strong for the 1st quarter with the game played in our back half. The boys’ resilience shone through with our defence really strong as Cheltenham threw everything they had at us. Whether it was the eforts of ball magnet and co-captain Christan or Ruben, Big Marking Hunter, Max and Aiden, or the in and under courageous eforts by Archie - these boys made sure that Cheltenham went goalless for the quarter. There were a couple of nervous coaches that were watching our loaned players Hayden and Tommy W blitz for Cheltenham in that 1st quarter. The rest of the game was dominated by St. Paul’s. Second quarter saw the charismatc Lewis goal early, followed by a cheeky goal from Harish. Noah, James, Thomas H and Jake applied enormous forward pressure that meant the ball stayed in our forward zone for most of the quarter. This meant there was litle for our centres and backs to do. The 3rd quarter was a scoreless afair, but the repeat eforts of Darcy didn’t go by unnotced. He was terrifc in and under and ofen beat 2 or 3 opponents with scintllatng pace and evasion. Other highlights in the 3rd quarter were Tommy W ‘s great running and 1percenters, Ted’s strong marking, Max’s tough presence and repeat tackles, Ruben’s fearlessness, and Christan’s screamer. 4th quarter saw Daniel and Leroy apply tackling pressure along with great runs by Co Captain Thomas S, Christopher and Charlie. Alexander’s strength in the middle was notceable along with good positoning by Josh in the goal square, where he almost got a goal on 2 or 3 occasions. Today was a day of progress where great leadership was shown by many - the players covered for each other, took risks, shared the ball around, and really worked well as a team. Super efort again boys - The coaches think this was our best game of the season!! Enjoy the well earned rest this weekend and recharge for the 2nd half of the year. Tom
UNIFIED FREIGHT MANAGEMENT - U9 RED St. Paul’s McKinnon Unifed Freight Management vs Waverley Hawks Goal Kickers: Jai Smith 3, Zac Hayward 2,Patrick Pacak 1, Paul Marchinovskiy 1. Best Players: Zac Hayward, Jai Smith, Paul Marchinovskiy, Patrick Rogers.
We contnued with our skill development with a great fought out win over Waverely Hawks. Our backs manned up on their opponents and ran the ball out with determinaton. The forwards contnued to make space and kick the ball long, whilst the centres surrounded the ball ups and throw ins, winning every con- test. We got out of the blocks well. Jai popped up and kicked 3 goals, whilst Zac Hayward brought the crowd to a stand stll with 2 x long bombs kicking truly. Patrick Pacak and Patrick Rogers pushed the ball for- ward contnuously, whilst Paul, Zack & Rhys were in everything. The game was played in great spirit and the boys sang the song with passion afer the game. A fantastc team efort, and we look forward to contnued development over the coming weeks - Peter
MONEYQUEST ST KILDA - U9 BLUE St. Paul’s McKinnon Moneyquest vs Ormond Best Players - not available Goal Kickers - not available On paper St. Paul’s U9 Blue looked partcularly strong. The only thing likely to stop them were frozen bodies. Unfortunately for Ormond it was cold but not that cold. St Paul’s dominated the opening half and created an insurmountable lead. St. Paul’s did ease of in the second half, but the damage was done. The team was well lead by Tom Heggie and David Zhang, with the win being set up by an outstanding frst half performance by birthday boy Marcuns Torcasio and the run and pinpoint passing of Luka Sideridis. Col
GRILL’D CARNEGIE U10 YELLOW St. Paul’s McKinnon Grill’d Carnegie vs Waverley Park Hawks Goalkickers: Ethan Leske 2 Best Players: Jayden Pak, Blake Shepherd, Ryan Elsner, Ethan Leske U10 Yellow contnued their formidable record at home this week against a very tall Mordialloc-Braeside team. Having not played in the last two years, there was a bit of uncertainty about what to expect from this match. In near perfect conditons the frst quarter was a tght contest with neither team getng the ascendency. This contnued into the 2nd quarter and the defensive eforts from our back 6, lead by Blake Shepherd, was outstanding to keep our opponents scoreless in the frst half. In the third quarter our midfeld lifed, Jayden Pak was outstanding getng frst to the ball and was in every contest. Ryan Elsner had a strong third quarter as well and provide plenty of long kicks into our forward zone. Ethan Leske was able to capitalise on the forward momentum kicking two goals in short succession. Things tghtened again in the last quarter and afer a couple of unlucky misses our opponents did manage to kick a solitary goal in the fnal term. Another solid performance from U10 Yellow as we rest up over the long weekend. Steve
SPORTSAFE AUSTRALIA U10 WHITE St. Paul’s McKinnon Sportsafe Australia vs Vampires Best Players: D. Heelis, N. Fato, M. Behnk, F. Barnacle, A. Arshakyan, L. Smith, P. Sullivan. Goal Kickers: Ioan, Finn, Noah, Murphy A fantastc cold morning for footy and the boys were prepared to play their hearts out. The boys were playing the Bentleigh Vampires and boy was it an excitng game. Challenged by a good defence by the Vam- pires – the boys penetrated early from Anri to Ioan to score an excitng goal. The vampires were lucky to land a couple in the frst to respond. The second quarter saw the magic of Finn and Darby work well to see a good delivery to Finn to score. Half tme and it was tght. The scores were close and the boys knew they had to work extra hard to get it over the line. The boys worked fantastc in the third with Paddy controlling the centre line up and ensuring the structure of the midfeld pushed the ball into our forward line and stayed there. Noah, Murphy and Darby all worked amazingly to see a couple of goals go through. In the last, Murphy and Noah were magicians with their weaving again to score a fantastc goal and bring the crowd to their feet. A fantastc and thrilling game that saw the boys really lif on the early chilly morning. Paul HAWTHORN BRICK AND BLOCK TEAM - U11 St. Paul’s 5.6.35 defeated Caulfeld bears 2.3.15. Best: T McGill, T Nugent, G Bitng, L O’Donoghue. Goals: R hayward, Callum Smith, A Dunne, C Iancello, G Stkoltzik
The fog must have put our kids to sleep in the frst quarter at our home ground. Despite some occasional intent from ball winner Sam Scherer, we were 2 goals down by the frst quarter. The leather ball and moist conditons made things tricky early on. From 2nd quarter the match turned. Lucas was tackling and kicking the ball clear from the back line, gus was also playing his opponents close and getng important handballs away to outside players like Sam Tailby. Thomas McGill was on his hands and knees as usual at the botom of packs making sure the oppositon didn’t get any easy crumbs. Tom Nugent was also one of those players in the backline in the 2nd quarter that applied good pressure and tackling which enabled a quick rebound into our forward half. Guy opened our goal account with a very nice kick. It was good to see Christan slot a goal from free play as well, and the team got around him afer. Callum become a reluctant goal scorer two weeks in a row(he prefers centre!). But for the rotatons and his head hitng the hard turf, Sammy Scherer might have got 30 touches (25 will have to do). Hugo and Nic were prolifc as usual in winning the ball, and Ryan grabbed 10 marks for the game. Asher gathered a ground ball from midrange and turned and sloted another, while Ryan also played on and kicked around a player for another major. It is great to see every player apply pressure and infuence the game. In the end, we held the bears scoreless for the fnal 3 quarters while kicking 5 goals ourselves. Tony KIAMA LANDSCAPES AND POOLS TEAM - U12 St. Paul’s McKinnon “Kiama Landscapes and Pools” 1.0-6 lost to Brighton Beach 6.14-50 Goal Kickers: Grima Best Players: Lloyd, Collard, Teal, Healy, Grima, Johnston
Spirits were high as we made our way to Brighton Beach Oval on a beautful Sunday afernoon where you could almost drop a feather straight such was the lack of breeze at our coastal locaton. Unfortunately, from the outset, our opponents wanted the ball more. They were faster, smarter and more skilful. Luke Lloyd and Lachie teal batled hard all day on the ball, but accountability for our opponent was almost non-existent and our disposal lef a lot to be desired. Aiden Collard and Mitch Johnston played as well as they might have expected but too many of our other players had games they would like to forget. Hopefully, we learn from this loss and come to the ground with a far greater collectve attude next match. Mat
CABOT’S - U13 St. Paul’s McKinnon “Cabot’s” 4.8.32 defeated St Peters 4.3.27 Goal Kickers - A.Campbell 2, Behnk, Spitz 1 Best – Freedom of Speech (or print) The Batle of the Saints we came. We played - we conquered. Despite the frst half being like watching Jennifer Lopez and Beyonce (all about the behinds), the second half saw us kick 3 goals, to see us pull of a memorable come-from-behind victory. Coach Behnk’s visit to the bank last week paid of, as he put his credit card on the pitch which enabled us to purchase a few extra goals this week. GOATS words of wisdom - It doesn’t mater where you comes from, all that maters is where you are going. Vic
DULUX - U13 St. Paul’s McKinnon Dulux 13.9-87 def AJAX 2.3-15 Goal Kickers: L Orso 6, J Levine 2, T Whiteley, S Nagar, C Panoutsos, J Mickan, Y Tsoukala Best Players: L Orso, L Ficarra, C Panoutsos, J Mickan, J Levine A late start on a glorious Sunday arvo saw the boys heading down to Princes Park against our opponents in AJAX. The pre-game address asked the boys to focus on a solid start and they brought their A game with them. We got of to a six goal lead at the frst change with our mid line in Noah, Shaun, Joss and Mat get- tng frst use of the ball and runners in Lucas and Josh convertng truly. Our defence was again disciplined with multple atacks startng from the back six with Jared, and Luca providing a solid base, feeding Declan, Gabriel and Charlie. We rested on our laurels allowing AJAX back into the game in Q2 with multple goals in succession whilst remaining goal less ourselves. At half-tme the boys commited to stcking to instruc- tons rather than just ball huntng resultng in a bigger score in the second half and nullifying our opponent to two behinds for the rest of the game. A match winning solo performance by Lucas kicking a lazy six and pushing him to the top of the leaderboard of goalkickers. Congrats to both Jared and Chris on their frst goals for the season. We need to bring this belief, commitment and resilience to every match for the re- mainder of the season. A great team efort. Steve LOOKING 4 CARS TEAM - U14 St. Paul’s McKinnon “Looking for Cars” 4.6.30 defeated by St. Bedes/Mentone Goal Kickers: Mat O’Brien 3, Finn Sullivan Best Players: Liam Gordon-Shore, Liam Glew, Daniel Zhang, Mat O’Brien, Finn Sullivan, Joe Walsh We came up against the in-form side of the competton and they were in form in the frst half. We batled hard in the frst quarter scoring a goal but there were too many holes to fll and by half tme the scoreboard was quite one-sided. The third quarter saw us play some great football where we kicked three goals and won the centre clearances and contested ball. In the last quarter we got a few injuries but fought the game out hard. The boys showed a never say die spirit and never dropped their heads. Sammy
BENTLEIGH RSL - U15 St. Paul’s McKinnon Bentleigh RSL lost to Mordy Braeside Goal Kickers: Evan Prassas Best Players: Jarryd Harris, Flynn Hams and Ollie Anderson
Another tough day for our boys who were completely outclassed by their skilful Mordy Brae opponents. Their slick ball movement was in stark contrast to ours. On too many occasions we worked hard to win the footy only to cough it up straight away with poor disposal. Not a game our boys will be refectng on whilst sipping on their hot chocolates in the high country cafes this weekend. Paddy
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Thanks, Donna Campbell stpaulsmckinnon ANNOUNCEMENTS Working with Children Check In the past couple of weeks, the League has received several emails and calls in relation to the exemptions for people requiring a Working With Children Check (WWCC). Please ensure any queries or concerns get directed to the Club Secretary (Katherine Smith) as the league will not respond to individual queries. If anyone has concerns with this decision by the league, here is some information that explains the reasons why a WWCC is required: · Accountability - The league uses BlueQ to verify and monitor qualifcations and registrations of its staff and volunteers. As such the league requires that all relevant individuals are required to have a valid WWCC. BlueQ continually monitors WWCC which fags and notifes the club and the league if their registration is cancelled, expired or suspended. VIT registrations, police checks and other such checks which would have granted exemptions under the Act rely on the individuals informing us of a change in their status. By requiring a WWCC, we remove the risk that an individual will fail to notify us, or that someone will perform duties before their notice reaches us. · Duty of care - By requiring a WWCC for these individuals we ensure that the league as an organisation are doing everything we can to protect the children who play football in our leagues, as we have a legal obliga- tion and responsibility to do (and as your club has a legal obligation and responsibility to do). The extra protection gained by doing this outweighs the inconvenience to individuals of obtaining a check. We understand why some volunteers who are VIT teachers or police offcers have been upset about the decision by the SMJFL, however this is not their intent. These measures are in response to government legislation and legal requirements from 1 January 2017. The league’s priority is the safety of the kids and this decision adds an extra level of protection.
Thank you to all of those offcials that have loaded their WWC details. Our Secretary is currently working to load the last remaining offcials in BlueQ and those people will receive an email in the coming days. If you could please action promptly that would be appreciated. Demon of the Month “Demon of the Month” is a family focused night where two or three teams provide a home cooked dinner for club members to purchase at a small cost to enjoy at the club rooms in an informal setting (this is rostered.) Drinks can also be purchased at the bar. Also on this night, one player from each team receives the Coaches Award for that month! See “What’s on at the Club 2017” for more details of dates and teams rostered. What's on at the club in 2017? Event Date Team Rostered
Palace Movie Night SUNDAY JULY 9 (SCHOOL HOLS)
Demon of the Month #2 Sun July 2 u8, 9 & 15
Parents’ Social Night Friday July 21
U8 & U9s Lightning Carnival Celebration Sun August 6th (Pizza Night)
Demon of the Month #3 PLUS Sun Aug 13 U13 & 14 U10 Lightning Carnival
Merchandise Please contact the Uniform Co-ordinator, Justine Byrnes for all merchandise @ [email protected] or 0404 302 471 Price List for Club Branded Apparel: Shorts 6, 8,10,12, 14, 16, S, M, L.XL, 2XL $30
Hoodies Sizes 6 - 16 $35 Adult Hoodies XS-3XL $40
Royal Blue Socks Boys (9-2) $15 Youth (2-7) $15 Mens (7-11) $15 King (10-14) $15
Training Top $25
Club Jacket Sizes (limited sizes) $55
Polo Shirts $40
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The Mighty Mighty Demons, Yeah! 2017 coaches and team managers
Position Name Phone Email
U8 Coach Tom Iancello 0411 967 622 [email protected] U8 T/M Dana Forte 0437 037 633 [email protected]
U9 Coach (1) Peter Smith 0417 550 862 [email protected] U9 T/M (1) Matt Ryan 0431 200 045 [email protected]
U9 Coach (2) Colin Gray 0437 949 334 [email protected] U9 T/M (2) Kelli Gray [email protected]
U10 Coach (1) Steve Leske 0401 715 368 [email protected] U10 T/M (1) Clare McGinness 0409 199 591 [email protected]
U10 Coach (2) Paul Smith 0409 576 250 [email protected] U10 T/M (2) Sally Bonham 0405 192 478 [email protected]
U11 Coach Peter Dunne 0401 066 718 [email protected] U11 T/M Jane McPherson 0409 026 196 [email protected]
U12 Coach Steve Lloyd 0418 391 878 [email protected] U12 T/M Kristy Teal 0430 355 552 [email protected]
U13 Coach (1) David Behnk 0400 161 262 [email protected] U13 T/M (1) Vic Marotta 0404 451 092 [email protected]
U13 Coach (2) Steve Mokotow 0408 106 610 [email protected] U13 T/M (2) Deanna Nagar 0433 043 548 [email protected]
U14 Coach Sam Goldenberg 0414 984 423 [email protected] U14 T/M Simon Forer 0425 738 794 [email protected]
U15 Coach Stephen Canning 0472 837 025 [email protected] U15 T/M Dale Sinnott 0418 996 848 [email protected] ST PAUL'S MCKINNON JFC CONTACT DETAILS COMMITTEE MEMBERS President * Rodney Davis George Wagner [email protected] Position Name Phone Email 0417 228 322 [email protected] * Jacqui Goldenberg U8 Coach Tom Iancello 0411 967 622 [email protected] Vice President/Council & Tenants Liaison Offcer [email protected] U8 T/M Dana Forte 0437 037 633 [email protected] Pat Jones [email protected] * Clare McGinness U9 Coach (1) Peter Smith 0417 550 862 [email protected] Secretary / Co-Facebook Manager [email protected] U9 T/M (1) Matt Ryan 0431 200 045 [email protected] Katherine Smith 0413 413 233 [email protected] U9 Coach (2) Colin Gray 0437 949 334 [email protected] U9 T/M (2) Kelli Gray [email protected] Treasurer NON - COMMITTEE POSITIONS Andrew Litwinow Website Coordinator [email protected] Brendan Kiely U10 Coach (1) Steve Leske 0401 715 368 [email protected] [email protected] U10 T/M (1) Clare McGinness 0409 199 591 [email protected] Football Operations Manager Frank Orso Bar Manager [email protected] John O’Brien U10 Coach (2) Paul Smith 0409 576 250 [email protected] [email protected] U10 T/M (2) Sally Bonham 0405 192 478 [email protected] Registration Secretary Liz Clements Canteen Coordinator [email protected] Mary-Ellen L’Hullier U11 Coach Peter Dunne 0401 066 718 [email protected] [email protected] U11 T/M Jane McPherson 0409 026 196 [email protected] Sponsorship & Marketing Coordinator Nerida Wines First Aid Coordinators [email protected] Siobhan (Hoolohan) Sargentson - U12 Coach Steve Lloyd 0418 391 878 [email protected] [email protected] U12 T/M Kristy Teal 0430 355 552 [email protected] Social/Fundraising Coordinator Anne Lloyd - [email protected] TBA Milestone Coordinator / SMJFL Paperwork U13 Coach (1) David Behnk 0400 161 262 [email protected] Newsletter Coordinator / Co-Facebook Manager Jacqui Goldenberg U13 T/M (1) Vic Marotta 0404 451 092 [email protected] Donna Campbell [email protected] [email protected] Uniform/Merchandise Coordinator U13 Coach (2) Steve Mokotow 0408 106 610 [email protected] Auskick Coordinators Justine Byrnes U13 T/M (2) Deanna Nagar 0433 043 548 [email protected] Michelle Petersen [email protected] 0402 403 485 [email protected] U14 Coach Sam Goldenberg 0414 984 423 [email protected] U14 T/M Simon Forer 0425 738 794 [email protected] George Tsolozidis - Co-Facebook Manager 0418 531 732 [email protected] ST. PAUL'S McKINNON JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUB U15 Coach Stephen Canning 0472 837 025 [email protected] Inc No: A0043939Z U15 T/M Dale Sinnott 0418 996 848 [email protected] General Committee (Affliated South Metro JFL) * Chris Hughes ABN: 16 896 263 931 [email protected] a: PO Box 718, Bentleigh East VIC, 3165 w: www.stpaulsjfc.com.au fb: facebook.com/stpaulsmckinnon