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www.bdafl.sportingpulse.net www.bdafl.sportingpulse.net FOOTBALL RECORD Saturday, 18 May 2013 PREMIER DIVISION—Round 7 Warners Bay v Killarney Vale Singleton v Terrigal Avoca Newcastle City v Cardiff Round 7 - 18th May 2013 28 Round 7- 18th May 2013 1 www.bdafl.sportingpulse.net www.bdafl.sportingpulse.net BLACK DIAMOND AFL Unit 1, 15 Kam Close, Morisset NSW 2264 FOOTBALL OPERATIONS OFFICER Garry Burkinshaw Mobile: 0400 725384 E-mail: [email protected] BDAFL PRESIDENT Michael Gray Mobile: 0418 494634 E-mail: [email protected] BOARD MEMBERS Phil Lewis Graham Edgley Simon Smyth AFL NSW/ACT REGIONAL MANAGER—HUNTER COAST Simon Smyth Mobile: 0401 932535 E-mail: [email protected] BDAFL UMPIRES COACH Christine Burrows E-mail: [email protected] WEBSITE www.bdafl.sportingpulse.net Photo Courtesy of David Ferris—www.dsfphotography.com.au This Football Record is published by Black Diamond AFL for the benefit of the players, members and supporters of the game. Black Diamond AFL takes responsibility for editorial content, apart from those published under the names of clubs as club notes and will not be held responsible for any information which may be found harmful or injurious to any person or organi- sation in those notes. Complaints or other reference to the material in the publication may be directed to the Football Operations Officer, Black Dia- mond AFL, Unit 1, 15 Kam Cl, Morisset NSW 2264 Round 7 - 18th May 2013 2 Round 7- 18th May 2013 27 www.bdafl.sportingpulse.net www.bdafl.sportingpulse.net A F L FROM BEHIND THE DESK LADDER The events of last week certainly illustrated the resilience of commu- nity football clubs but also the respect which exists between all clubs P W L D % Pts with the Black Diamond AFL footprint. GEELONG 7 7 0 0 121 28 ESSENDON 7 6 1 0 152 24 Whilst the clubs compete fiercely within the white lines, off the field HAWTHORN 7 6 1 0 131 24 PORT ADELAIDE 7 5 2 0 123 20 they are quick to offer support when one of their fellow clubs is in SYDNEY 7 5 2 0 121 20 trouble. FREMANTLE 7 5 2 0 115 20 RICHMOND 7 4 3 0 108 16 Such an event occurred last Friday morning when Wyong lakes were COLLINGWOOD 7 4 3 0 95 16 awoken with the news that their clubhouse was on fire, and subse- ADELAIDE 7 3 4 0 120 12 quently reduced to ruins. WEST COAST 7 3 4 0 113 12 CARLTON 7 3 4 0 111 12 The club were gearing up for their big “Pink Charity” day which was to be held the following day, NORTH MELBOURNE 7 3 4 0 110 12 and they not only had their football and canteen equipment in the clubhouse, but also all the GOLD COAST 7 3 4 0 99 12 canteen and bar stock in readiness for the following day. This was all destroyed. ST KILDA 7 2 5 0 96 8 BRISBANE 7 2 5 0 73 8 The easy option was the postpone the match and cancel the Charity day, however the Wyong WESTERN BULLDOGS 7 1 6 0 71 4 MELBOURNE 7 1 6 0 55 4 Lakes folk are much more resilient than that, and with the help of Wyong Council, club support- GWS GIANTS 7 0 7 0 57 0 ers and local businesses the Charity day not only went ahead but was a raring success with a big crowd in attendance. ROUND 7 RESULTS GEELONG 17.11.113 def. ESSENDON 11.19.85 Once the news was received all BDAFL clubs were quick to offer their best wishes and also their RICHMOND 18.6.114 def. PORT ADELAIDE 10.13.73 support, which was fantastic and well received by the Wyong Lakes club. WEST COAST 17.6.108 def. BRISBANE 12.10.82 NORTH MELBOURNE 22.19.151 def. WESTERN BULLDOGS 15.7.97 Wyong Lakes are currently the smallest club in the competition and going through a rebuilding HAWTHORN 18.11.119 def. SYDNEY 12.10.82 stage and based on the events of the last week, I am certain that the Magpies will be able to FREMANTLE 15.10.100 def. COLLINGWOOD 10.13.73 grow and prosper into the future. ADELAIDE 29.13.187 def. GWS GIANTS 7.10.52 GOLD COAST 16.18.114 def. MELBOURNE 7.12.54 Well done and congratulations to all involved. STKILDA 11.11.77 def. CARLTON 9.14.68 FIXTURES Also a big congratulations to AFL NSW/ACT who announced on Saturday that they would look favourably upon a financial contribution up to $20,000 towards the establishment of a new club- ROUND 8 ROUND 9 house subject to it meeting preferred AFL standards. Friday 17th May Friday 24th May West Coast v North Melbourne @ PS Collingwood v Sydney @ MCG The Elliott Davey Medal Presentation nIght is the off-field gala event of the year and this year the Saturday 18th May Saturday 25th May Essendon v Brisbane @ ES Port Adelaide v Geelong @ AS event will be held on Wednesday, 28 August at Belmont 16 Footers Sailing Club. This is an Hawthorn v GWS @ AU GWS v West Coast @SK excellent venue and a good night is assured. Gold Coast v Western Bulldogs @ MS StKilda v Western Bulldogs @ ES Collingwood v Geelong @ MCG Brisbane v Carlton @ G It is also pleasing to announce that Mr Roger price has joined the BDAFL Board of Management Sydney v Fremantle @ SCG Richmond v Essendon @ MCG for the remainder of the 2013 season. Roger has a lot to offer and will be a valuable member of Sunday 19th May Sunday 26th May Board. Carlton v Port Adelaide @ ES Hawthorn v Gold Coast @ MCG Richmond v Melbourne @ MCG North Melbourne v Adelaide @ ES Hope to see you at the footy. Adelaide v St Kilda @ AS Fremantle v Melbourne @ PS Round 7 - 18th May 2013 26 Round 7- 18th May 2013 3 www.bdafl.sportingpulse.net www.bdafl.sportingpulse.net FIXTURES 2013 PREMIER DIVISION FIXTURE FIXTURES — MAY 18 Round 1 Round 8 Round 14 Sat 6th April Sat 25th May Black Diamond Cup Premier Division Sat 13th July TA 15.9.99 NC 6.19.55 Cardiff v Singleton Warners Bay v Killarney Vale @ Feighan Oval @ 2.00pm Killarney Vale v Terrigal Avoca Newcastle City v Cardiff @ No 1 Sportsground @ 2.00pm KV 11.9.75 WB 9.10.64 Killarney Vale v Lake Macquarie Newcastle City v Lake Macquarie Singleton v Terrigal Avoca @ Rose Point Park @ 2.00pm Sing 14.10.94 LM 13.8.86 Terrigal Avoca v Newcastle City Warners Bay v Cardiff Lake Macquarie—Bye Cardiff—Bye Warners Bay—Bye Singleton—Bye Round 2 Round 9 Round 15 First Division Sat 13th April Sat 1st June Sat 20th July Warners Bay v Killarney Vale @ Feighan Oval @ 12.00pm TA 16.19 CARD 7.5 Lake Macquarie v Cardiff Cardiff v Terrigal Avoca Newcastle City v Cardiff @ No 1 Sportsground @ 12.00pm SING 6.6 NC 21.16 Newcastle City v Killarney Vale Lake Macquarie v Warners Bay Nelson Bay v Wyong Lakes @ Dick Burwell Oval @ 2.00pm LM 8.14 KV 11.13 Terrigal Avoca v Warners Bay Maitland v Terrigal Avoca @ Max McMahon Oval @ 2.00pm Singleton v Killarney Vale Warners Bay—Bye Singleton—Bye Newcastle City—Bye Second Division Round 3 General Bye - Representative Round 16 Warners Bay v Nelson Bay @ Feighan Oval @ 10.00am Saturday 20th April Sun 9th June Sat 27th July Maitland v Newcastle City @ Max McMahon Oval @ 12.00pm CARD 21.10 SING 1.3 BDAFL v Farrer FNL Newcastle City v Warners Bay Singleton v Terrigal Avoca @ Rose Point Park @ 12.00pm LM 2.3 NC 6.24 Round 10 Singleton v Cardiff Lake Macquarie—Bye WB v TA—wash out Sat 15th June Terrigal Avoca v Lake Macquarie Killarney Vale—Bye Cardiff v Terrigal Avoca Killarney Vale—Bye Round 4 Killarney Vale v Singleton Round 17 FIXTURES — MAY 25 Saturday 27th April Warners Bay v Lake Macquarie Sat 3rd August KV 30.18 Sing 5.5 Newcastle City—Bye Black Diamond Cup Premier Division Cardiff v Newcastle City TA 24.20 LM 0.2 Round 11 Cardiff v Singleton @ No 1 Sportsground @ 2.00pm Lake Macquarie v Singleton Killarney Vale v Lake Macquarie @ Adelaide St Oval @ 2.00pm WB 17.13 Card 10.10 Sat 22nd June Warners Bay v Killarney Vale Terrigal Avoca v Newcastle City @ Hylton Moore Oval @ 2.00pm Newcastle City—Bye Lake Macquarie v Terrigal Avoca Terrigal Avoca—Bye Warners Bay—Bye Round 5 Newcastle City v Cardiff Round 18 Sat 4th May Singleton v Warners Bay Sat 10th August First Division Card 19.25 LM 8.5 Killarney Vale—B ye Killarney Vale v Cardiff Cardiff v Nelson Bay @ No 1 Sportsground @ 12.00pm NC 16.18 KV 10.4 Round 12 Newcastle City v Terrigal Avoca Killarney Vale v Maitland @ Adelaide St Oval @ 12.00pm Sing 9.10 WB 11.11 Sat 29th June Warners Bay v Singleton Terrigal Avoca v Wyong Lakes @ Hylton Moore Oval @ 12.00pm Terrigal Avoca—Bye Cardiff v Killarney Vale Warners Bay v Newcastle City @ Feighan Oval @ 2.00pm Lake Macquarie—Bye Round 6 Singleton v Lake Macquarie Round 19 Second Division Sat 11th May Warners Bay v Newcastle City Sat 17th August Maitland v Terrigal Avoca @ Max McMahon Oval @ 12.00pm KV 5.3 TA 15.15 Terrigal Avoca—Bye Cardiff v Warners Bay Nelson Bay v Lake Macquarie @ Dick Burwell Oval @ 12.00pm LM 16.19 WB 11.5 Round 13 Lake Macquarie v Newcastle City Newcastle City v Singleton @ No 1 Sportsground @ 12.00pm NC 21.24 Sing 11.9 Sun 7th July Terrigal Avoca v Killarney Vale Warners Bay—Bye Cardiff—Bye Killarney Vale v Newcastle City Singleton—Bye Round 7 Terrigal Avoca v Singleton 2nd Semi Final—Sat 24 August Sat 18th May Cardiff—Bye 1st Semi Final—Sun 23 August Officeworks: Newcastle City v Cardiff Warners Bay—Bye Preliminary Final—Sat 31 August a trusted partner Singleton v Terrigal Avoca Lake Macquarie—Bye Grand Final—Sat 7 September in the publication Warners Bay v Killarney Vale of the Football Record.
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    MOST VALUABLE PLAYER BEST CAPTAIN BEST FIRST YEAR PLAYER MOST COURAGEOUS PLAYER Leigh Matthews (1982) Michael Tuck (1986) Nick Stevens (1998) Gavin Brown (1991, 1992) Terry Daniher (1983) Stephen Kernahan (1987) Adam Goodes (1999) Gavin Wanganeen (1993) Russell Greene (1984) Ross Glendenning (1988) Paul Hasleby (2000) Paul Kelly (1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 2000) Greg Williams (1985, 1994) Tony Shaw (1990) Daniel Kerr (2001) Glenn Archer (1998, 1999, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2006) Paul Roos (1986) Paul Roos (1992) Chris Judd (2002) Michael Voss (2001) Tony Lockett (1987) Stephen Kernahan (1994) Daniel Wells (2003) David Teague (2004) Gerard Healy (1988) Wayne Carey (1995, 1998, 2000) Aaron Davey (2004) Brett Kirk (2006) Tim Watson (1989) Paul Kelly (1999) Brett Deledio (2005) Jonathan Brown (2007, 2008, 2011) Darren Millane (1990) Michael Voss (2001, 2002, 2003, 2004) Marc Murphy (2006) Luke Hodge (2010) Jim Stynes (1991) Mark Ricciuto (2005, 2006) Joel Selwood (2007) Beau Waters (2012) Jason Dunstall (1992) Jonathan Brown (2007, 2009) Rhys Palmer (2008) Joel Selwood (2009, 2012, 2013, 2014) Gary Ablett, Sr. (1993) Tom Harley (2008) Daniel Rich (2009) Luke Parker (2015, 2016) Wayne Carey (1995, 1998) Brett Kirk (2010) Michael Barlow (2010) Rory Sloane (2017) Corey McKernan (1996) Chris Judd (2011) Dyson Heppell (2011) Callan Ward (2018) Robert Harvey (1997) Jobe Watson (2012) Jeremy Cameron (2012) Dylan Grimes (2019) Shane Crawford (1999) Joel Selwood (2013 Jaeger O’Meara (2013) Dane Rampe (2020) Anthony Koutoufides (2000) Luke Hodge (2014) Marcus Bontempelli (2014) Andrew McLeod (2001) Robert Murphy (2015) Isaac Heeney (2015) Luke Darcy (2002) Taylor Walker (2016, 2017) Callum Mills (2016) Michael Voss (2002, 2003) Trent Cotchin (2018) Andrew McGrath (2017) Nick Riewoldt (2004) Shannon Hurn (2019) Tim Kelly (2018) Ben Cousins (2005) Scott Pendlebury (2020) Sam Walsh (2019) Chris Judd (2006, 2011) Caleb Serong (2020) Dane Swan (2010) Gary Ablett, Jr.