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2016 Yearbook 2016 YEARBOOK 2016 YEARBOOK PAGE 1 WANFLUA PAGE 2 2016 YEARBOOK CONTENTS 2016 Running Members 4 2016 WAFC Structure 5 President’s Report 6-7 Secretary’s Report 8 Treasurer’s Report 9 Social Secretary’s Report 10 What A Year It’s Been 11-15 WAFL Umpire Manager Report 16-17 Field Umpires Report 18-19 Boundary Umpires Report 20-21 Goal Umpires Report 22-24 AFL Report 25 Strength and Conditioning Report 26 Trainers Report 27 Pre-Season Wrap 28 Hal Symons Fitness Camp 29-33 Harry’s Night at the Races 34 New Life Members 35 Hall of Fame 36-40 State Representatives 41 Women’s AFL Game 42 Prison Game 43 Football Match 44 Milestones 45 Pre-Season Medallists 46 High Honour Awards 47 Most Improved Medallists 48 Umpire of the Year Medallists 49 State Game 50-51 State 18’s 52 State 16’s 53 Colts Grand Final 54-55 Reserves Grand Final 56-57 League Grand Final 58-61 Grand Final Umpires 1953 - 2016 62-63 WANFLUA Executive Officer Bearers 1953-2016 64-65 League Umpiring Records 1953-2016 66-73 Grand Final Dinner Dance 74-77 Financial Report 78-82 Retiring Umpires & Acknowledgements 84 2016 YEARBOOK PAGE 3 WANFLUA Ashley Moore Luke Graves Brendon Carrod FIELD Matt Adams Matt Moore Sam Hadlow Ben Clark Matt Carpenter Alec Moylan Brad Hunt Christian Cutrona Michael Coleman Kye O’Donnell Alex Keys Daniel Dobson Rob Corrigan Jason O’Malley Joel King Ken Duggan Matt Costello Alex Paton Sam King Luke Edwards (AFL) Ash Coster Brayden Pollard Hamish Klemp Dale Edwick (AFL) Jeff Dalgleish (AFL) Justin Power Claire Knight Tiana Fry Cory Dugan Leigh Retallack Ryan Kukura (AFL) Steven Gaensler McLane Edinger Ryan Shelton Bayley Lamont Reuben Garlett Blake Evans Gabby Simmonds Tom McNeill Chantelle Hardeman Luke Farmer (AFL) Curtis Snadden Sam Moylan David Hayes Jordan Fry Yarraan Streat Sean Moylan Sam Hunter Jason Gibb Keegan Titterton Jon Nolan Dillon Jane Caillin Gibson Oscar Wharton Jack Nyenhuis Jamie Lamont Kristian Giudici Nathan Williamson Ryan O’Callaghan Maddison Lamont Brendan Grygorcewicz Mark Worobec Timon Peters Matt Laycock Tim Hale Caylem Priest Gareth Lill Michael Hennessey BOUNDARY Kyle Sinclair Chad Manos Kane Hoddy Paul Albertani Ryan Sinclair Joel Norman Mark Holford Brayden Almond David Thatcher Brody Payne Louis Jago Adam Bastick (AFL) Kooper Thompson Aidan Pover Dan Johanson Callum Brown Mitch Vernon Udom Quartermain Cam Jones Jack Burns Michael Washbourne Brendan Rac James Kerr Luke Burrows Callum Webb Brett Rogers (AFL) Shaun Kirk-Williams Michael Butler Kirk Webster Steven Roth Ben Laycock Michael Calway Aiden Wilson Nik Stace Dean Margetts (AFL) Ryleigh Cameron Nick Wrenn Jayden Trivanovic Alex Martin Ben Chamberlain Jason Tyrell Chris McCann Brett Dalgleish (AFL) GOAL Ryan Wade Scott McCarthy Lachie Dique Josh Aiyathurai Nick Walters Rob McCaw Nathan Doig (AFL) Tegan Bartlett Jason Yazdani Trent McPhee Clayton Gardner Sally Boud (AFL) Curt Miller Josh Garrett (AFL) Dion Boules Jerome Mohen Matt Goadby Henry Burke PAGE 4 2016 YEARBOOK Brendon Carrod Ben Clark Christian Cutrona Daniel Dobson Ken Duggan Luke Edwards (AFL) Dale Edwick (AFL) Tiana Fry Steven Gaensler Reuben Garlett Chantelle Hardeman David Hayes Sam Hunter Steve Hargrave General Manager Craig Hendrie Field Match Day Coach Dillon Jane Administration Assistant Field Match Day Coach Jamie Lamont Andrea Boots Graeme Zanich Maddison Lamont Darryl Sinclair WAFL Umpire Manager John Beaton Field Match Day Coach Matt Laycock Craig O’Donoghue Field Umpire Coach Justin Orr Field Match Day Coach Gareth Lill Chad Manos Geoff O’Neill Boundary Umpire Coach Matt Kelleher Field Match Day Coach Joel Norman John Marrapodi Goal Umpire Coach Matt Hayes Field Match Day Coach Brody Payne Aidan Pover Luke Daniher Strength and Conditioning Coach Scott McPhee Field Match Day Coach Udom Quartermain Peta Ryan Head Medical Trainer Robbie McDonald Boundary Match Day Coach Brendan Rac Brett Rogers (AFL) Greg Gilbee Tribunal Support Warren Beckwith Boundary Match Day Coach Steven Roth Grant Vernon Elite Standards Colin Shawcross Goal Match Day Coach Nik Stace Jayden Trivanovic Trevor Garrett Field Bouncing Coach Robert Davis Goal Match Day Coach Jason Tyrell Paul Beckers Field Academy Coach Rick Payne Goal Match Day Coach Ryan Wade Nick Walters Cameron Douglas Field Academy Coach Jack Crawshaw Goal Match Day Coach Jason Yazdani Allan Meldrum Field Match Day Coach Kendell Ball Goal Match Day Coach Gareth Parker Field Match Day Coach Gareth Lill Goal Match Day Coach Gavin Statham Field Match Day Coach Dennis Heaney Goal Match Day Coach 2016 YEARBOOK PAGE 5 WANFLUA PRESIDENT’S REPORT Jerome Mohen 2016 was a year with many highlights for the association, including: • The successful introduction of match day communication systems for field umpires in all grades; • The continued growth of the WANFLUA social calendar, with another spectacular Hall of Fame function at Bells Functions Centre to induct former greats Gavin Statham, Graham Daniel and David Shawcross; and • The successful completion of a second fundraising venture with Racing and Wagering Western Australia (RWWA) following the 2016 season which netted a gross $54,000. I would like to take this opportunity to thank the 2016 WANFLUA Committee for their tireless and selfless contributions throughout the 2016 season. Special thanks must also go to WANFLUA Vice President Ashley Coster for his brilliant management of the day- to-day logistics around the fundraising venture with RWWA. Furthermore, I would like to thank outgoing committee members Yarraan Street and Reuben Garlett for their valued contributions to our association over several years. As is detailed in the 2016 Financial Report, the raised in these discussions regarding the terms and association is in a strong financial position due to the conditions WANFLUA umpires receive, they should funds raised through recent fundraising efforts. We notify any member of the WANFLUA committee in expect that the association may be provided further writing. opportunities from RWWA to continue the fundraising efforts. Whilst being a strong advocate to ensure In 2016 I came to the decision that it was time for me to funds raised by current members are spent for their finalise my umpiring career to focus on other hobbies benefit (as evidenced by the implementation of the and interests and my work career. At the completion match day communication systems), it is important the of 2016, I have now completed three years as the current cash surplus held by the WANFLUA is utilised WANFLUA’s president. In this time, our association to ensure the longevity of the association and for has achieved many successes of which I have been meaningful asset purchases. The funds raised through truly proud to be a part. There remain several matters fundraising activities cannot be relied upon to fund which I believe the association would truly profit from, working capital requirements such as functions and/or and which I set out to achieve upon taking on this role. subsidising subscription costs. This is primarily due to These include: the uniqueness of the current fundraising opportunity and the fact that it is not a guaranteed source of • Centralising and making electronic all past and income. present WANFLUA documentation and media; • Further improving the engagement of life members; From mid-2017, the association will also be engaging • Properly creating and recognising a past umpires with the WAFC to negotiate the next MOU agreement group and ensuring their inclusion, along with past which will cover the 2018 and 2019 seasons. Should coaches, trainers and affiliates and enabling their members have any matters which they wish to be participation in future WANFLUA activities; PAGE 6 2016 YEARBOOK • Creating a detailed report and recommendations for season so that we can work on an organised handover the next WANFLUA Executive for efficiency measures of the roles for the betterment of all members. and changes to create an association which is less onerous to operate whilst maintaining the current level I would like to thank you all once again for entrusting of service to members; and me with representing you and the WANFLUA again • Ensuring the implementation of a tribunal system in 2016. The WANFLUA is an amazing organisation where umpires attend via video link from the umpires filled with incredible people which I am truly proud training base to ensure that umpires are not missing to be represent and be part of. Thank you once again valuable training whilst also attending to their tribunal to all people who assist in making the WANFLUA the duties. great place it is and give their time to improve the social environment and terms and conditions which all As such, if elected, I intend to continue as president umpires enjoy today. until the end of 2017 to see these projects through to completion. Ash and I do not intend to nominate Thank you also specifically to Mark Worobec and for the roles of President and Vice President following Michael Washbourne for their work in creating this the completion of the 2017 season. Accordingly, if year’s yearbook. re-elected for the 2017 season, we are hopeful that members wishing to take over these executive roles for the 2018 season will come forward early in the 2017 2016 WANFLUA Committee: Sean Moylan, Yarraan Streat, Jack Nyenhuis, Jerome Mohen, Ash Coster, Alex Martin, Mark Worobec, David Thatcher, Ben Laycock, Jordan Fry, Reuben Garlett 2016 YEARBOOK PAGE 7 WANFLUA SECRETARY’S REPORT Alex Martin 2016 was a challenging yet rewarding year for the WANFLUA. The horse guarding services our members provided for Racing and Wagering WA over the 2015- 16 summer produced a significant financial return for the association, which certainly made the long hours Ash Coster and Jerome Mohen in particular spent organising this venture extremely worthwhile. Over the course of the season, the group was able to see some tangible returns on this investment of members’ time, with a lot of new fitness and training equipment purchased, as well as the implementation of the Match-Comms system, in conjunction with the WAFC.
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