ROOS NEWS The weekly newsletter of the Coorparoo Junior Australian Football Club Inc. Volume: 09 Issue: 45 Date: 26 July 2013 Club Information INSIDE CANTEEN UPDATE We have been given the opportunity to open our canteen and run a BBQ, during NEAFL games at Club Information 1-2 Coorparoo this season. This is a great way FOR CJAFL to raise extra funds, for people to get involved at the Club as well as come down and support the Lions Reserves. There will definitely be some good footy Match Reports 2 - 8 to watch and aspire to. The next game our U8 teams are on duty. It’s a great day, so why not bring the family down to the NEAFL games and cheer on the Lions Reserves. Next game this Sat 3 August when Committee List 9 the Lions take on the Aspley. DATE TIME HOME TEAM AWAY TEAM CANTEEN DUTY Team Sponsors 10

Club Sponsors 11 03/08/13 (Sat) 1:00 PM Brisbane Lions V's Sydney Swans U8 Teams 17/08/13 (Sat) 1:30 PM Brisbane Lions V's UWS Giants U12 Teams

MEGA RAFFLE – MULTI PRIZE DRAW

Our annual raffle was launched on photo day and will be drawn on trophy day. If you do not have your reaffle tickets please ask your manager. If you have a small business or your team would like to donate a prize, we would definitely love to include you in the MEGA raffle. Please contact us by email at [email protected] or register your prize donation on photo day at the display stand in the vicinity of the canteen, where you can also check out what other great prizes are on offer.

Prizes already on offer are - $300 basket from Terry White Chemist, $50 and $100 vouchers to Global Burgers, The Burrito Bar and Wok me, $50 Coffee Club voucher, $100 Hair voucher, Free bike service at MB Cycles value $180, a Bike, Sports bag, $100 Fitness Clothing voucher and much more….why not add a prize to the list….full details of the prizes will be promoted in our Newsletter from 21st June through to August.

LEATHER SHERRIN FOOTBALLS Size 3 and 4 Leather Sherrin Footballs for sale Club Song at the canteen. The footballs are classed as "blemished" by Coorparoo Junior Sherrin, meaning that they may Australian Rules have a defect. ONLY $50 each We are the Navy Blues Football Club Giffin Park We are the boys from Coorparoo Birubi Street We’re the team that will never let you down Coorparoo NEWSLETTER coorparoojuniors Because we’re the best there is around @aflq.com.au SUBMISSIONS We are the champions Roos News is published each Please email your They try to beat us Thursday throughout the football season. match report They’ll never beat us For submissions email and up to 4 pictures Because they know that they’ve Helene (Editor) by 4pm Tuesday to been playing before Tuesday 4pm. [email protected] [email protected] Against the famous Coorparoo.

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COORPAROO WHITE U8 V CARINDALE U8 COORPAROO EMERALD U8 V MORNINGSIDE GREEN U8 AT GIFFIN PARK, SATURDAY 20TH JULY 2013 AT GIFFIN PARK, SATURDAY 20TH JULY 2013

Player of the Week - Aiden Page 3 Player of the Week – Finn Pendergast Encouragement Award - Mikaela Captain of the Day – Isaac Solomon Most Improved - Riley This week we were blessed by a perfect winter’s morning for a This week started with another gorgeous day and our team of 11 change. It was nice to see the rain disappear and the sun out. players were eager for a great match. Thanks to some strong We were led onto the field by one of the stand out performers this centre taps from Felix and Riley we were able to get the footy season Isaac Solomon. Once in the middle the Coorparoo quickly down to our forward line where Jack dazzled us with a Emerald team wasted no time by getting straight on with the goal. The play was fast paced and frantic but our players kept business at hand, winning possession. With the centre tap going their cool. Harry showed us some direct kicks out of the centre our way Isaac was quick to clear the ball to the forward line where and Isaac and Felix marked convincingly. he found his team mate Cooper who went onto score the first Goal for Coorparoo. At the beginning of the 2nd quarter Fletcher booted the ball long and far to Harry in the forward line. Jett also passed accurately We saw Finn win the ball from the centre tap and move it forward out of the centre assisting both Felix and Harry with their great like a pro. Time and time again the Emerald team won possession goals. It really showed that Alex had been doing extra kicking and passed the ball forward through Isaac and Finn until they practise this week - a marked improvement - well done Alex. found the sure hands of Riley who went on to kick a goal. The Emerald team continued to show off their skills with a mark by Mikaela as always was hard at the ball showing us some strong Owen who passed to Riley who in turn moved the ball forward to defensive play. Isaac and Jack were also a force in the back line Cooper. After such an electric start in the first quarter the crowd - not much was getting past these guys this quarter. This trio really was keen to see how the team would perform in the 2nd. combined well to slow the very strong Carindale Gold team down. The start of the second quarter saw a very similar story with the The third quarter was intense and exciting. Aiden was impressive Coorparoo team gelling extremely well to dominate possession in the forward line. Our score continued to increase. It is always and display all the skills of a well rounded AFL team. Nearly pleasing to see the way Coorparoo Blue share the ball so well everyone in the team got a touch this quarter. The Emerald team using quick hand balls to pass the play to another team mate were going well moving the ball around there were some when they can. A highlight during this quarter was some brilliant outstanding marks by William, Byron, Riley and Cooper, however marking by Josh. It is definitely one of his strengths. Our opposition Morningside came back and scored a couple of quick goals. were very competitive so the back line had to work really hard. Well done Felix, Riley and Harry. After a great first half there was only praise from Coach David as he fired up the team to continue on with their new found form! After a shaky start to the final quarter the players soon settled into play and finished the match strongly. The middle line should be The team wasted no time in proving they were out to prove a point congratulated for the accuracy of their kicking and ability to find as they gave us some unforgettable moments this space and great position. Good stuff Jack, Felix and Isaac. Aiden quarter. It started with a mark from Riley who passed to Cooper and Harry continued to bump up our score. Aiden was who marked it who passed it to Owen who took a mark on the run EVERYWHERE. He just kept chasing and chasing and chasing and it ended with a great goal from Finn. Edwina intercepted the with such tenacity!! It was a hard job keeping the very talented ball to shut down the Morningside team from advancing forward Carindale out of the game but Alex, Josh and Riley really played and then made a great pass to Anthony who showed off his great well in the back line - great effort boys. Overall coach Tony was kicking skills all game. Finn went on to score 3 goals and a point very proud of all players! this quarter with the help on his team mates William, Riley, Byron and Owen. An extra HUGE thank you to our Umpire this week - really great job!! Also thanks to the parents & Grandparents for their support. This has been a stand out game by the Emerald team and with only 1 quarter to go they showed no signs of slowing down. Once again Coorparoo dominated the middle of the ground and kept the ball moving forward to find Edwina who kicked a point. Anthony got involved in the chase for the ball which he won most of the time and did a great job staying on his feet!

There were plenty of memorable moments from this game and all of the kids played their part in making this their most successful game yet. But with 5 or more goals it was only fair that Finn received the player of the match, great job!

www.coorparoojafc.com Page 4 roos news Match Reports COORPAROO NAVY U8 vs COORPAROO MAROON U8 COORPAROO WHITE U8 vs CARINDALE U8 AT GIFFIN PARK, SATURDAY 20 JULY 2013 AT GIFFIN PARK, SATURDAY 20 JULY, 2013

Returning home to face another Coorparoo team meant a thoroughly With a sleep in and a home ground advantage the White boys were enjoyable and good spirited match, with Riley leading the team out ready to take on their opposition! Our team delivered, I think, the Pbestage 3 onto the ground with our new player Ethan thankfully making up the united performance of the whole year. I was very proud to watch them numbers. It must also be said that this was the best umpiring display and thoroughly enjoyed every minute of the action packed game. seen this year, and possibly by the youngest umpire, with clear explanations and consistency. With a full team including our new, but very capable recruit Brendan Gilmore we were focused from the first bounce and after a solid training For the first quarter teams were fairly evenly matched, but play session had a game plan to get to the ball first and dominate the bounced from end to end with few goals. Tycho made two runs out of possessions. defence, one with a kick and the other a handpass into the centres. Morgan also cleared the defensive zone with one of his customary Every play contributed above and beyond. With a Best on Ground long kicks. Sabian took a mark in the centre and kicked to Orlando performance Tommy Audet was Mr Reliable – he got the hard ball gets, (phew), whilst fellow forward Hunter handpassed to Orlando and then he kicked with accuracy and he was intimidating in defence. Lachie later the favour returned to Hunter, showing signs of the Navy’s Park played his roll superbly as one of our big guys and threw his body improved teamwork. Orlando scored the only goal after a typical between the ball and his opponent and showed superb consistency curving run to evade obstructions and to suit his left raking foot. through all 4 quarters. Alongside him Jake MW was a formidable force with his eyes on the action he was in every contestant and was terrific to The second quarter was high scoring but again evenly matched. watch as he cleared the ball from contest after contest and showed off Orlando and Ethan buzzed around Riley as goals rained down, with some speed and turn of foot around the ground. Eddie Russell kept the Ethan finding Hunter with a clearing kick into the centre. Hunter was ball safe and his accuracy in the forward line was great to watch. also on the receiving end of kicks from fellow centres George and Morgan, plus he took a mark, gathered a loose ball and locked a His effective disposals this week really impacted the flow of the game. contested ball in a very busy stanza. Tycho provided small forward CJ ‘The Magnet’ was our tagging machine this week, he used his body assistance to the tall timber in Sebastien and Sabian. Sabian made and pace to keep his opponents away from the ball and his hard work one run en route to kicking a goal, and of course Sebastien followed was rewarded with some clever goals in the forward line. Jake Faz was suit for one of his now customary long runs after gathering a loose ball. a solid defender this week picking up some of the opposition talls he Sabian later took a mark to kick his second goal for the quarter. fought hard in every contest and delivered some massive big kicks to set the forward line up to convert some spectacular goals. Christian P After refreshments, the second half saw the Navy kick on, with the was everywhere he needed to be in this week’s game, whether tagging backline working very well together. Tycho locked in some spilt ball as the opposition, bouncing the ball down the corridor or kicking usual to save a goal, whilst Sabian and Hunter both found little Ethan accurately through the posts he delivered. Alessandro P showed plenty in the centre with clearing kicks. Sebastien was also busy in the centre, of footy instinct in this match, his clearances were valuable and his in receiving passes from Sabian twice, but also gathering and galloping and under style this week was gutsy. Lachie Smith took out the Coach’s to pass to Ethan as well as lobbing it into the forward zone. One great Best Trainer award and this showed in his game day performance. ‘set play’ in the ruck saw him tap the ball over the zone demarcation to Lachie doesn’t let size play a factor and with a few bumps he was Orlando, who then ran, bounced and goaled. Orlando later kicked to courageous in getting to the contested ball and delivering safe and George who then kicked back to Orlando for another goal. clever disposals. Brendan has made an immediate impact and his natural ability to chase down the ball and convert his possessions to The final quarter was similar to the third, with plenty of scoring by the game changing play has been well received by the team. Navy, plus continued great defence. Ethan in particular displayed fearless attack of the ball with two charges resulting in clean gathers Our boys really played a skilful and technical game of footy this week and then kicks over the pack into the centre. Sebastien took a mark in and managed to get the team song out with plenty of passion and defence and passed to Sabian who gathered and passed to Hunter volume! Big congratulations again to our Best on Ground performer who gathered on the run, and put through for a goal. The centres Tommy Audet, his week by week improvement is inspiring. All in all worked well together with Sabian findingTycho and Orlando by foot. this was by far out best total team performance, we are excited by the Sabian made a dash and kicked wide to Hunter, after which he made games ahead! his mandatory blind turn after gathering the ball. Orlando kicked to Hunter twice, the second mark was followed by a long kick which cleared the pack and slotted through for another goal. Hunter finished with 3 goals for the quarter, with an intercept a sign of how hungry he was. HAVE A QUESTION,

This week’s best player award went to Sabian who is getting the hang NOT SURE WHO TO ASK ? of defence (and finding it enjoyable finally) and even passing to Orlando, possibly to a surprised coach Brett. The encouragement award went to Ethan who showed great skill and courage in his first If you have any issues or concerns your initial point of contact should match, and roundly welcomed into the Navy fold. be your Team Manager, who can assist you or address it for you with the appropriate Committee member. NEW LOOK CLUB CAPS We have a great committee that meets on the last Monday of the month, further in the newsletter are some of the key roles that some Are now available at the club canteen for $15 each. Why not grab committee members have taken on. one and wear especially on game day cheering on the Roos. Team Managers should address the various issues with the appropriate person as listed, or members are also able to raise any issues or concerns directly with the relevant person who can assist and or raise the concern at the next committee meeting.

www.coorparoojafc.com Page 5 roos news Match Reports COORPAROO NAVY U9 vs MORNINGSIDE RED U9 COORPAROO RED U9 vs MT GRAVATT U9 AT GIFFIN PARK, SATURDAY 20TH JULY, 2013 AT MT GRAVATT, SATURDAY 20TH JULY, 2013

After another wet week the boys from Coorparoo who have simply The 1st Quarter, just what the coached was looking for, hard at the come to be known as “THE BLUES” fronted the Morningside Red ball, using each other and looking like they wanted to play. The team. Last time these two sides met was at Morningside where the Forwards, Corey, Ruben and Max worked well together. Corey got Reds had our measure. the first goal, then Ruben, then Corey unselfishly handballed to Max leading to his goal. Connor, Lachy, Kai and Rubin owned the However, that was some month’s ago. Since then, Dan our Coach Centre third, keeping the pressure on Mt Gravatt players and has had the boys enduring months of endless boot camps, lap effectively using the ball. The couple of times the ball went into upon lap of Giffin Park, drill upon drill. Parents patiently waiting on Back line, Fletcher and Caden took marks and moved it forward. A the sides in wet winters with the rain pouring down as the boys pass from Fletcher to Kai and onto Ruben where he took a bounce performed in the wet, in the mud and into the night. Not one and then kicked a goal that nearly ended up on Logan Rd. Great complaint. Not one peep. No. The boys had only one mission in start to the game. mind. Beating the Reds next time around. And this time we had a new recruit. Welcome Nick. You did us proud. The 2nd quarter was quiet for the Backs but very competitive for the other thirds. The Centres Fletcher, Corey, Rubin and Caden were The first quarter started with the Reds forwards dominating THE manning up well and using each other with hand and foot to get BLUES defences. A long kick by Callan McInerney found Justin the ball into the forwards. Lachy was seeing plenty of the ball in the Trethewey who scooped up a great ground ball. Hunter Suttle took Forward third, passing the ball to our loose players. Jack was a spectacular mark and then kicked to put Coorparoo back in making space, had some touches and kept on running. Connor touch. Toby Clark looked the like a man possessed as he placed had a couple of shots before getting our only goal for the quarter a perfect kick and scored a goal just before the end of the first from the longest run up I have seen. quarter. The 3rd and 4th quarters, were a continuation of the first half. The While the Reds had our measure in the first quarter, Dan’s words Backs saw very little of the ball, and on the few occasions they did, from his trusty playbook focusing on the boy’s defence worked a they kept the pressure on and didn’t allow Mt Gravatt to kick a treat. The second and third quarter’s were far stronger goal for the game. The Centres and Forwards made space when showings. Strong defence in the midfield by Patrick Abrahams kept the ball was in Reds hands and manned up when Mt Gravatt had the Reds forwards out of harm’s way. The third quarter saw some it. A lot of good grabs and effective use of the ball! Kai in another quick banana quicks by Larry Clark and Jack Brieschke. This time ‘Brownie’ attempt did a superman dive for a mark which would around it was the safe hands of William Brown who then went on have been a finalist for Mark of the Year, but he didn’t hold it for to kick another great goal. At this stage I think the Reds were still long enough. I think Fletch, Connor and Corey were trying to get slightly in front. However, some great defence and kicks by Nick up their stats up a little with the amount of handball in the Centre, the to our forwards saw Ben Dawes and Jacob Doherty mix it with Jordy old one-two became the one-two-three-four but really the way they McGarry and Chase Suttle. Back to Larry Clark for another goal. held the ball to draw a Mt Gravatt player before handballing to a Cohen Reid offered great defence to stop the Reds as the full time teammate who had run into position to get the ball was great to siren sounded. watch.

In the same week as Peter Parker the “Green Lantern” become the Fletcher was awarded the Player of the Week Trophy… played well Team’s mascot we were all witness to a another great game of for the 4 quarters, runs with the ball through and around Mt Gravatt footy. players, getting the ball out of packs, effective disposals by hand and foot, second efforts, give and go handballs and a goal. And in the words of Maximus Decimus Meridius…”What we do here in life, echoes an eternity!” Best on Ground was awarded to Max and Caden… They both had great games today, no individual events that stood out but their effort and consistency throughout the game stood out to me. They both took good marks, plenty of hard ball gets, kept the pressure on, manned up and their disposal of the ball by both hand and FOOTBALL TRIVIA foot was the best I have seen. Both getting some great drop punts passed to their loose Red team mates. Caden got a goal and Max a couple. AFL football legend, Tommy Hafey has coached four AFL teams - Richmond, Jack was awarded the Mc Donald’s voucher today. In his second Collingwood, Geelong and Sydney - and is game of AFL, Jack was doing exactly what a coach wants from any one of only six coaches to have coached new player, listening and doing what is suggested by the coaches over 500 VFL/AFL games. and his team mates. Jack was getting loose when his Red teammates had the ball, manning up when they didn’t and going QUOTE - “IF IT IS MEANT TO BE after the ball. IT IS UP TO ME”. Great game boys! Success is not being the best BUT it is the best you can be !

CHECK OUT THIS SHORT VIDEO - http://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=VG0xfzan8f8 (PUBLISHED OCT 2012)

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COORPAROO BLUE U10 V REDLAND RED U10 COORPAROO NAVY U11 vs MORNINGSIDE WHITE U11 AT REDLANDS SATURDAY 20 JULY, 2013 SATURDAY 20 JULY, 2013

Man of the Match - Quin Player of the Week - Liam Play of the Day - Henry Best on Ground - Sam D

Heavy overnight rain left the ground very boggy for the first of two The average weather last Saturday did not dampen the spirits visits the Blues will make to the Redland Sharks over the coming of the Navy team, and with an injured Abbey cheering on the weeks. With Jordan, Michael, and Harris out, the Blues just sidelines the remaining Navy players pulled off a tremendous win managed to field a full team, but despite that they had trained against the boys from Morningside White. well during the week and felt confident. Ethan P opened the game with a great mark, followed by smooth The first quarter got off to a great start with some spirited defence movement of the ball from Ben M to Jaspa, to Ethan P to Sam D. by the Blues holding Redland out, while a quick counter attack The boys were unlucky to lose possession but Jaspa, confident early on proved fruitful for the Blues. Sam and Tim were clearing through the middle of the field, recovered the ball for Navy, and the ball quickly from the centre helping the forwards set up some Liam scored his first goal for the match. It was not to be his last. good attacks. Redland came back in the latter part of the half to pull back a couple of goals. The match was evenly poised and Cooper and Cory put on a display of teamwork and Morningside the Blues knew they had a game on their hands. were left grasping desperately for the ball. When they finally did get possession, Zak executed a successful chase-down, supported by The second quarter saw Coach make a couple of tactical Corey who ran half the field to recover the ball. Ethan T closed the positional tweaks, and the boys hit top gear. Quin made a couple deal, with a point, followed shortly after by a goal from Cooper. of devastating runs down the centre resulting in points for the Blues, Tom’s switch to centre provided some zip that Ben H worked consistently in defence, keeping the aggressive complemented the solidity of Sam, Noah and Eli. At the back Tim Morningside Whites away from the action. Ben M scored a point and Henry were stoic with Alex and Joren feeding off the crumbs. before the quarter was over. The great teamwork frustrated the Redland team and they started to make substitutions in an effort to break the Blues rhythm. The second quarter saw Ayla successfully retaining possession of the ball when it slipped into Morningside hands. (The team is The penultimate quarter saw the Blues continue to build. Charlie going to miss Ayla’s skills for the rest of the season, while she takes took a mark from his knees and kicked a long range goal, Will K a holiday. She demonstrated once again on Saturday that she is fought hard for the ball up front and came up trumps combining a star team player and the rest of the team will have to work very with Will E to scramble some points. Alex, Captain for the day, was hard to fill the gap she leaves.) playing a blinder in the back inspiring Henry, Joren and Tim to great feats of defence. On a number of occasions a well placed Liam scored another goal shortly into the second quarter and hand or foot stopped a certain goal and the defensive tackling Ethan P took a confident mark off a beautifully placed kick by was ferocious. The centres continued to work hard and move the Jackson. Jaspa took the mark from Ethan P and kicked the ball ball quickly to the forwards allowing the scoreboard to keep right between the goal posts. Liam scored a couple of goals and ticking over. Ethan P a point, while a brave Ben H kept the giant Morningside Number 12 away from the ball. Jackson once again demonstrated In the final quarter the Redland team threw everything at the his expertise with the boot and kicked a great ball straight to Blues, early on they had some success but then the midfield Cooper who took the mark. hardened up and started winning contested ball and several great runs by Tom and Eli saw the ball with the forwards where Luca kicked a long, clean ball to get Navy moving after half-time. both Wills (E and K), Quin and Charlie peppered the goal. Ayla and the boys worked hard on their tackling in the second half. Defensively the team continued to tackle and contest all loose Luca, Zak and Ethan T did a great job showing the rest of the team ball. Joren gave a master class in ripping the ball free from the how it’s done to best effect. Sam D kept the ball moving and away opposition. from Morningside.

The result was a triumph for teamwork, the team combined to Sam W was tireless in the 3rd and final quarters. He took a couple play fabulous footy that was beautiful to watch and had the of great marks and was confident passing the ball and moving it crowd entranced. Well coached and with a great work ethic the forward. Thomas proved he has some of the safest hands in the mighty Blues are starting to fire in this back half of the season. team, delivering a handy pass to Ayla to set up yet another goal for Liam.

In the final quarter, Ethan P kicked a goal, 20m out from the goal posts. The crowd was on its feet. Cory took some great marks, and in spite of the nasty muddy puddle just out from the goal posts, Liam scored goal after goal (it was hard to keep track). Liam was awarded Player of the Week for his efforts. Sam D was Best on Ground.

www.coorparoojafc.com Page 7 roos news Match Reports COORPAROO WHITE U11 vs MONRINGSIDE U11 COORPAROO U14 DIV 1. vs ASPLEY U14 SATURDAY 20TH JULY, 2013 AT GIFFIN PARK, SUNDAY 2IST JULY, 2013

Player of the Match – Connor B Aspley 15.12.106 defeating Coorparoo 0.1.1 Encouragement Award – Noah Training Award – Frazier Aspley are always a hard and talented team to play and this round was no different. With a couple of our key players missing, Daniel Another great effort from the boys this week, where they managed MacLean and Charlie Cooke came into our side. Aspley to run away with the game in the last quarter by a handful of immediately peppered our defence with surges forward and our goals !! defence was under a lot of pressure. Two quick goals from Aspley were followed by more forward attacks and Jordan Little and Darcy Once again it was a terrific game played in a great spirit from Brook find themselves constantly in the defensive contests. With both sides. Morningside were a formidable opponent this week only a solitary Coorparoo drive within our forward 50, at the first and there were some great skills showed from both sides. break, Aspley 3.4.22 to Coorparoo 0.1.1.

Connor B, Frazier and Ben made some great tackles this week and The second quarter started where the first left off with Aspley full of kept the pressure up on Morningside all day. running and loose players streaming down ground. Rani Robin was throwing himself into contests and Kalani Armstrong was effective Josh, Ethan and Noah all played a tough brand of football this with his passes from the backline. Dan MacLean was making a week making some great breaks from the pack and strong kicks difference down back and was kept busy assisting Jordan Little forward. in repelling the Aspley surges. Jock Lucas stands up with a strong overhead mark but with 3 quick Aspley majors, we were kept Connor G, Matthew and Jakob all took some great marks and scoreless for the quarter and went to the sheds at the major break, were great around the ball, showing some fabulous skills. Aspley 9.6.60 to Coorparoo 0.1.1.

Hugh, Ken and Jacob were great leaders for the team this week Matt Porter starts on the ball and makes an immediate impact with some great running, kicking and handballs out of the ruck. effecting a crisp clearance from the middle. Max Harding leads strongly to Kalani Armstrong and Jordan Little is in everything today Sam, Tyson and Ben demonstrated some great sportsmanship on with a strong charge through the half back flank. Jared Pascoe is the field and kept the ball moving forward all day. running everywhere as usual and combines well with Rani Robin with a nice handball. Kalani Armstrong goes out of the game, Great job boys … you made all your parents very proud again this having re-injured his hand and our bench is vacant. Aspley pile on week with your skills and professionalism on the park !! 3 quick goals and again we don’t trouble the scorers and at three quarter time Aspley 13.9.87 to Coorparoo 0.1.1.

Jack Gilhooley takes a nice overhead mark on the wing and Lachie McClare is dominating contests with his spoiling tactics. Jock Lucas is awarded a free kick and drives the Sherrin inside our 50 in one of the few forward raids today. Max Harding and Robert Ridgeway are combining well on the half forward line and Lachie McClare is on the end of a nice passage of play from Jared Pascoe and Henry Shanks and despite Joel Sherry struggling with an ankle injury, he is continuing to have a crack.

Aspley have far too much run and better execution today and in a dominant display, take the points. Aspley 15.12.106 defeating Coorparoo 0.1.1.

LOST PROPERTY

We have accumulated a number of clothing items, along with a crate full of water bottles. All unclaimed items will be placed in a charity clothing collection bin at the end of the season.

So if you are missing a jumper, jacket or water bottle, why not check at the canteen to see if any of these items belong to you.

www.coorparoojafc.com Page 9 roos news Our Club COMMITTEE Have any questions or suggestions in Season 2013, not sure who to contact ? Be sure to speak to your manager or a Committee Member.

Position Name Contact Details

President Andrew Blunt 0403 239 922 [email protected]

Vice President Mark MacLean 0400 921 715

Jnr Vice President Peter Marshall 0417 721 203

Secretary Julie Brook [email protected]

Treasurer Rik Tinning-Clowes 0410 508 772

Registrar Donna King 0405 258 141 [email protected]

Mentor Co-ordinator VACANT Umpire Co-ordinator Mark MacLean 0414 870 581

Canteen Co-ordinator Julie Brook 0438 469 122

Website Co-ordinator Kathleen Biviano [email protected]

Roos News Editor Helene Clarkson [email protected]

Sponsorship Co-ordinator Darren Titmus [email protected]

Fundraising Co-ordinator Luke McGrath [email protected]

Coach Co-ordinator Peter Sherry

Manager Co-ordinator Dennis Bramadat [email protected] 0418 887 915

Auskick Co-ordinator David Doyle 0416 253 627

First Aid Co-ordinator VACANT

Social Co-ordinator VACANT General Member & Club Photographer Mike Green 0438 710 665 Football Operations Co-ordinator 0415 135 905 VACANT Merchandise and VACANT Equipment Coordinator

General Members Jaz Melhop 0411 170 945 Rob Hickie 0411 756 403

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