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Killarney Vale Bombers Will Be Holding Their 40Th Anniversary www.bdafl.com.au www.bdafl.com.au Round 10 16 June 2018 Round 10 - 16 June 2018 40 Round 10 - 16 June 2018 1 www.bdafl.com.au www.bdafl.com.au BLACK DIAMOND AFL FIXTURES Po Box 9163, Wyoming NSW 2250 Saturday, 16 June 2018 Hunter Haval Black Diamond Cup Maitland v Wyong Lakes Max McMahon Oval 2.00pm FOOTBALL OPERATIONS MANAGER Nelson Bay v Singleton Dick Burwell Oval 2.00pm Garry Burkinshaw Warners Bay v Lake Macquarie Feighan Park 2.00pm Mobile: 0400 725384 Killarney Vale v Gosford Adelaide St Oval 2.00pm E-mail: [email protected] Terrigal Avoca v Newcastle City Hylton Moore Oval 2.00pm Cardiff— Bye GE Women BDAFL PRESIDENT Nelson Bay v Port Stephens Dick Burwell Oval 10.00am Wal Bembic Maitland v The Entrance Bateau Bay Max McMahon Oval 12.00pm Mobile: 0428 881811 Terrigal Avoca v Newcastle City Nova’s Hylton Moore Oval 12.00pm Killarney Vale v Gosford Adelaide St Oval 12.00pm E-mail: [email protected] Warners Bay v Lake Macquarie Feighan Park 12.00pm Muswellbrook v Wyong Lakes Weeraman Field 12.00pm BOARD MEMBERS Wallsend-West Newcastle v Cardiff Bill Elliott Oval 12.00pm Phil Lewis Newcastle City Stars v Singleton No 1 Sportsground 12.00pm Hunter Haval Black Diamond Plate Kevin Greaves Terrigal Avoca v Maitland Hylton Moore Oval 10.00am Paul Kelly Killarney Vale v Gosford Adelaide St Oval 10.00am Megan Farrell Warners Bay v Lake Macquarie Feighan Park 10.00am Paul Redman Nelson Bay v Singleton Dick Burwell Oval 10.00am Muswellbrook v Wyong Lakes Weeraman Field 2.00pm Wallsend-West Newcastle v Cardiff Bill Elliott Oval 2.00pm AFL NSW/ACT MANAGER—NORTHERN NSW The Entrance Bateau Bay v Newcastle City Bateau Bay 2.00pm Simon Smyth Mobile: 0401 932535 E-mail: [email protected] Saturday, 23 June 2018 Hunter Haval Black Diamond Cup Maitland v Warners Bay Max McMahon Oval 2.00pm BDAFL UMPIRES COACH Cardiff v Wyong Lakes Hillsborough Oval 2.00pm Christine Burrows Lake Macquarie v Terrigal Avoca Tulkaba Park 2.00pm E-mail: [email protected] Singleton v Killarney Vale Rose Point Park 2.00pm Newcastle City v Gosford No 1 Sportsground 3.30pm Nelson Bay—Bye GE Women WEBSITE Newcastle City Stars v Maitland No 1 Sportsground 9.00am www.bdafl.com.au Cardiff v Wyong Lakes Hillsborough Oval 12.00pm Lake Macquarie v Terrigal Avoca Tulkaba Park 12.00pm Singleton v Killarney Vale Rose Point Park 12.00pm The Entrance Bateau Bay v Wallsend-West Newcastle Bateau Bay 12.00pm Muswellbrook v Nelson Bay Weeraman Field 12.00pm This Football Record is published by Black Diamond AFL for the benefit of Warners Bay v Port Stephens Feighan Park 12.00pm the players, members and supporters of the game. Black Diamond AFL Newcastle City Novas v Gosford No 1 Sportsground 1.00pm takes responsibility for editorial content, apart from those published under Hunter Haval Black Diamond Plate the names of clubs as club notes and will not be held responsible for any Cardiff v Wyong Lakes Hillsborough Oval 10.00am Lake Macquarie v Terrigal Avoca Tulkaba Park 10.00am information which may be found harmful or injurious to any person or organi- Singleton v Killarney Vale Rose Point Park 10.00am sation in those notes. Complaints or other reference to the material in the Newcastle City v Gosford No 1 Sportsground 11.00am publication may be directed to the Football Operations Officer, Black Dia- Maitland v Warners Bay Max McMahon Oval 12.00pm mond AFL, PO Box 9163, Wyoming NSW 2250 The Entrance Bateau Bay v Wallsend-West Newcastle Bateau Bay 2.00pm Muswellbrook v Nelson Bay Weeraman Field 2.00pm Round 10 - 16 June 2018 2 Round 10 - 16 June 2018 39 www.bdafl.com.au www.bdafl.com.au PREVIEW—ROUND 10 BARTV MATCH OF THE WEEK In the Hunter Haval Black Diamond Cup Round 10 fixtures on Saturday, Bombers legend Dane Amidy plays his historic 300th First Grade for Killarney Vale as they host Central Coast rivals Gosford at Adelaide St Oval; Nel- son Bay, after a heart-stopping win over Wyong Lakes last week, have a massive clash against ladder rivals Singleton at Dock Burwell Oval; Warners Bay host Lake Macquarie at Feighan Park; Wyong Lakes have a must- win fixture at Max McMahon Oval in Rutherford against tenth-placed Maitland; and in the match of the season so far, fierce rivals and league heavyweights Terrigal Avoca and Newcastle City do battle in the BARTV Match of the Round at Hylton Moore Oval. Cardiff has the Bye. In the BARTV Match of the Round great rivals and the dominant force of the BDAFL over the past decade, Terrigal Avoca & Newcastle City, do battle in what will be a pivotal fixture if the winner of this game can knock off Cardiff later this season. City have been terrific since a close Round 1 loss at Hillsborough. Patrick Gillingham has been in scintillating form up forward for City, and who Panthers Coach Chris Bishop elects to start on Gillingham will be fascinating, given Gillingham’s speed and ground level skills. Youngsters Reed van Huisstede and Max Quinlan are showing the City hierarchy that they are definitely up to City’s very high Cup standards, with the return of talented ruckman Chris Jackson (knee) a great boost for influential Blues followers Conor Haswell and veteran Mitchell Knight. The Panthers have been unstoppable in recent weeks and just love playing against Newcastle City. The sublime James Webster, hobbled over the last 12 months with a debilitating knee injury, has found his best form and that spells trouble for the entire competition, not just City. With Jasper Davis performing much of the ruckwork around the ground, Bishop has been able to free up Sam Ellis to go forward, to good effect. Although Lachlan White (ankle) is a long-term injury, Bishop has plenty of options through the midfield, including repre- sentative rover Jack Grimmond, Bishop himself and Sam O’Brien. How the Panthers back six manage City’s potent forward line will be ket to the outcome of the contest. Killarney Vale celebrate their fortieth anniversary and Amidy’s 300th First Grade game in a very important fixture for both clubs. Gosford have four wins so far this season and Killarney Vale three, so this pivotal Round 10 clash is hugely important for both teams’ aspirations of finishing inside the Top and indeed in the Top 5, thereby avoid- ing League powerhouses Cardiff, Terrigal Avoca and Newcastle City in the first round of the finals. The return of veteran full- forward Bryce Singleton has been massive for Bombers Coach Scott Reed. With Singleton playing out of the square, this has freed Reed up to alternate between centre-half forward and ruck-rover, often to devastating effect. The continuous improve- ment of League ruckman Tim Oosterhoff, a fully fit Josh Mifsud, Singleton’s influence and the class of Kyall Walford give Reed much optimism of a Finals berth after a tough couple of seasons at Adelaide St. The Tigers will have circled this date as a fixture vitally important to their chances of finishing fifth or higher on the ladder. The expected return of Tigers Coach Josh Barty will be key for the Tigers to provide a second target up forward next to key forward Tim Eather. Follower Daniel White has been excel- lent all season for the Tigers, alongside the versatile Tim Paavola and Lewis Baker. Nelson Bay, who restored faith and confidence with a great, come-from-behind victory over Wyong Lakes last Saturday, host Singleton in a huge fixture at Dick Burwell Oval. This Weeks Broadcast match Billy Barton has been a shining light in the ruck all year for Coach Sean McGrath, and the timely return from illness of stars Jay- Terrigal Avoca vs Newcastle City den Rymer and Chris Eddy could not have come at a better time for Nelson Bay as they seek a return to finals footy. Mark Spen- cer’s four goals last week were massive, and the addition of rugged Andrew Last has given McGrath a solid presence around the Watch the match live, or on replay at: ground. Singleton, after an away win last week, head to the Tomaree Peninsula knowing they must win to keep their hopes of a www.bdafl.com.au Top 5 finish well and truly alive. Follower Sam Brasington and lively utility Cam White have been in very good form over the last Subway Player of the Match—Rd 9 month, with Brasington sure to enjoy the wide open spaces at Dick Burwell Oval. Coach Andrew Scott is has been simply superb over the past month, both in the centre for his Roosters and at representative level. Warners Bay, who were looking at having 12 N/A players out last week before a timely wet weather cancellation, have had good news on the injury front, with only Josh Rainieri likely to be a long-term casualty. Despite missing ruck-rover Jake Roach (wedding) this Saturday, coach Marty Reiman has an excellent back six led by Linc Stewart and Lachlan Deverell, a solid midfield led by Ben Hunter, Nick Turner, Matt Spinks and Jack Hardman, with Kayne Gibbs hopeful of a return up front this week. Lake Macquarie has a talented top of younger players, led by Damon Tually and Riley Janissen. A lack of depth has hurt the Dockers all season, with Daniel Zuzek and Oliver Bunny consistent SOCIAL MEDIA contributors all season for coach Tom Croft. Wyong Lakes have a crucial away fixture in Rutherford as they play the struggling, injury-depleted Maitland Saints.
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