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ROOS NEWS THE WEEKLY NEWSLETTER OF THE COORPAROO JUNIOR AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL CLUB INC. VOLUME: 11 ISSUE: 76 DATE: 6 AUGUST 2015 INSIDE Club Information Club Information 1 - 2 Match Reports 3 - 6 80th Yr Merchanise 7 Club & Team Sponsors 8 80TH YEAR CELEBRATIONS SPONSORS GET BEHIND WEEKEND A HUGE SUCCESS 80TH YEAR CELEBRATIONS Code of Conduct 9 Our 80th Celebrations took place over Our 80th Celebrations were a huge Committee List the weekend with past and present success due to the contribution of 10 players and families, Local Member Joe some fantastic Club Sponsors. Your Kelly, Councillor Helen Abrahams and support of the club throughout the year our wonderful sponsors coming and also at these special events is truly together to celebrate a great milestone wonderful. for the Coorparoo Australian Football Club. We would like to take this opportunity to thank in A great night was had by all at the particular, Andrew Bradley, Place Estate Gala Dinner on Saturday 1st August at Agents Coorparoo. the beautifully refurbished venue, Hotel Andrew has been a Grand Chancellor Brisbane. A huge sponsor of our club for debt of gratitude must go to Rob and many years and Katja Hickie and their staff for facilitating continues to support us a very stylish and wonderful evening. in every endeavour. The genuine words of appreciation from Andrew attended the Gala Dinner those who attended the dinner were with his team from Place and also overwhelming. generously provided us with his Chief Auctioneer, Peter Burgin, for the evening. The night commenced with a very Andrew is a local business owner who special video message sent by AFL loves to give back to the community. In legend Jason Dunstall, past player of this regard, if you are a Coorparoo AFC the Coorparoo AFC. Jason is a very member, and you are in the market to special part of the Coorparoo AFC sell your property, give Andrew a call. history. Those in attendance were also He will donate 5% of the sales Coorparoo Junior lucky to have heard about the good commission to the Club. Thank you Australian Rules old days from past players John Mullan Andrew for all your support throughout Football Club and Kelvin Millar. We were honoured the year. Giffin Park to have these men share their fantastic We would also like to take this Birubi Street stories with us. opportunity to thank the Brisbane Lions, Coorparoo The Pineapple Hotel, Viv Sports, Hotel The night was full of fun, with raffles and Grand Chancellor Brisbane, Australia coorparoojuniors@aflbj. auctions being held and guests Zoo, Laserforce Woolloongabba for their com burning up the dancefloor! support with regard to our Raffle and Roos News is Auction Prizes. published each Thursday throughout Also, thank you to Orion and Edge the football season. Orthodontics who were part of our celebrations at the Past Players and For submissions email Supporters Day. It was fantastic for you Helene (Editor) to share in this special celebration. before Tuesday 4pm. We ask that all Coorparoo families [email protected] support these businesses if you possibly Kelvin Millar Evan, Lisa and Damien can. www.coorparoojafc.com Page 2 ROOS NEWS Club Information 8OTH YEAR GALA 2015 MAJOR DINNER GUESTS SPONSOR We welcome Orion Apartments to the CJAFC family as a major sponsor of our Senior Women’s team. Orion Apartments has been developed and constructed by KTQ Developments. It “NAB Stones Corner offer great packages for is located in the heart of Coorparoo, and is CJAFC Members, and a contribution is made the area’s latest largest scale development to your club for every loan!” under construction. It will be two 11 storey buildings featuring one and two bedroom apartments with a rooftop pool taking advantage of the amazing city skyline views Orion Apartments are very proud to be a Corporate Partner with the Club, getting behind the mighty Roos and supporting the local community. We encourage you to go down and check out their amazing display unit along Cavendish Road at Coorparoo. Coorparoo a f t e r 4 PAST PLAYERS AND p m Did you know that 5% of the sale value on SUPPORTERS DAY d anything you purchase at Amart Sports a SUNDAY 2ND AUGUST $ i can go back to Coorparoo JAFC. Through l y the Amart Sports Kickback Program 5% of 29.95 On Sunday 2nd, the club hosted your purchase is donated back to the club. familydeal the Past Players and Supporters Day. All you need to do is join Team Amart and Those who attended had a fantastic nominate Coorparoo JAFC on your time reminiscing about their time account OR nominate our club at the playing for the mighty Roos, and checkout. Then everytime you swipe your catching up with old team mates. card 5% of the value is returned to the club. There were some very special past players in attendance that have The kickback program has allowed us to purchase many items for the club including contributed greatly to the history of balls, tackle equipment and other the Coorparoo AFC. They were truly teaching aids which in turn assist your honoured and humbled when they children with the skills and techniques entered the Clubhouse and took a trip required to play AFL. If not for this program down memory lane. alot of these items would have to be purchased through general revenue such Listening to and meeting a lot of the as registration fees. x 4 regular SUBWAY FOOT LONG® subs “old boys” of the club was truly x 4 reg. soft drinks So please join up and shop at Amart and Conditions apply. fantastic. It was wonderful to be part Not valid with any other offers help support your football club. Regular subs exclude extras. of this very special event and the Club Offer may be withdrawn at any time. Members present were proud to be B EN COORPAROO K part of a wonderful club that has such i s N To keep up to date with all the latest m ET U e t R T 418 Old Cleveland Road K S S E t a significant history in our community. S RD happenings at the club, check the t RD Coorparoo Ash t AND o L n Coorparoo QLD 4151 VE 412 Old Cleveland Rd. Ha LE S C t rwill News page on our website D OL Ph: 3395 3433 Coorparoo Qld 4151 S We would like to take this opportunity t L www.coorparoojafc.com eic es Phone: (07) 3395 3477 te r S to thank all those who attended these t Fax: (07) 3395 3511 events to mark the 80th Anniversary of or LIKE us on Facebook the Club. Thank you to all those who Please print out this voucher and present helped out in some way, we couldn’t it to Coorparoo Subway and mention have done it without you. you are from Coorparoo AFL www.coorparoojafc.com Page 3 ROOS NEWS Match Reports COORPAROO U8 GOLD vs MORNINGSIDE BLUE U8 COORPAROO U9 BLUE vs MORNINGSIDE U9 SATURDAY 1ST AUGUST AT GIFFEN PARK SATURDAY 1SY AUGUST 2015 Player of the Week: Dash Training Award: Sabastian A great game of football so often starts with some well- spoken words from the Coach. “You were born to be a player. You were meant to be here. This moment is yours.” “Victory is in having done your best. If you’ve done your best, you’ve won.” While an extra early start had the boys rubbing the sleep from their eyes, this was a day where eighty years of Coorparoo Football Club tradition was on the line. The boys from Coorparoo Gold U8 did not disappoint as they ran onto the field epitomising a new generation of players and wearing the club emblem with pride. In a game where Morningside had the upper hand, it was clear that Coorparoo Gold was starting to show some excellent form. Throughout the game they never gave in. Not once. While some runs went the wrong way, they were still able to take the run away from a number of Morningside’s star playmakers. The defence from the likes of Brayden, Toby and Jackson was exceptional. Their pressure was relentless, enabling Coorparoo Gold to win a few of the one-on-one battles. Finlay flew high to claim a strong mark and then went back for an attempt at goal. Oscar and Nicholas were hugely influential, each collecting 8 disposals. Ethan was a ball magnet with 6 touches and 4 clearances. Lucas, who has had had plenty of practice standing up to his bigger brother, marked his man and took some handy handballs. He was ably supported by Dash and Daniel who were awarded with some nice marks. Sebastian and Toby set up by much-improved performances our key midfielders, who racked up plenty of possessions. Half time signalled some much needed water and oranges along with some well thought out words of encouragement and support from Coach Andrew Park. The Umpire’s bounce signalled the start of the third quarter. Toby jumped high in the ruck with a good pair of hands finding the ball. Some well-placed kicks by Ethan and Oscar caused all sorts of problems for Morningside. A great run by Dash and then a handball to Sabastian saw another near goal. The 25 strong crowd of supports cheered from the stands as the Coorparoo Gold U8s continued to impress the selectors. The final siren signalled the end of another great game of footy played on a perfect Brisbane day. Dash showed his recent form was no accident with a well-deserved “Player of the Week” award, while Sabastian was rewarded with the “Trainer of the Week” award.
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