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Richmond Junior Football Club Season 2017 1 RJFC Presidents report 435 Reasons why we do what we do The above figure represents how many boys and girls we had represent the Index Richmond Junior football club in 2017, we have once again seen growth in both the boys and Girls teams and see no reason why this will not continue next year and RJFC Team Awards 3 U11 Boys Yellow 13 beyond, Auskick was again a big hit with around 150 participants, and a big thank RJFC Club Awards 4 U12 Girls Yellow 14 you to Craig Lake on his efforts this season. RJFC Team of the Year 4 U12 Girls Black 15 RJFC Finals Best Players 4 U12 Boys 16 Looking back at Season 2017 we have seen a continued relationship with all our Milestone Games 4 U13 Girls 17 partners; the Richmond Central FC, our senior partners down at Kevin Bartlett U8 Boys Black U13 Boys Reserve and the City of Yarra. Also, the Melbourne Indigenous Transition School 5 18 and our sponsors, have all contributed to build a stronger more vibrant club. U8 Boys Yellow 6 U14 Girls 19 U9 Boys Black 7 U14 Boys 20 Off the field we decided to set up for the next few seasons by ensuring Kevin Bartlett U9 Boys Yellow 8 U15 Girls 21 Reserve was fully catered for with all the items required – Canteen equipment and U10 Girls 9 U15 Boys 22 Football equipment were all purchased, more equipment at Citizens Park to cater U10 Boys Black 10 Youth Girls 23 for the growth, we also added new members to the committee. U10 Boys Yellow 11 Colts 24 On the field we saw many highlights, more players than ever and 5 teams making U11 Boys Black 12 Sponsors 25 the finals, 3 of which made a Grand final. Congratulations to the U14 Boys who are now premiers in their division and also to the U10 Boys Yellow premiers in their lightnening premeriship. Individually many players polled well in the YJFL Best and Fairest and represented the YJFL in representative teams. We also had a player that represents the Big V in the U12 School carnival in Darwin YJFL B+F RESULTS – congratulations to Jagga Smith, a truly great effort Congratulations to the following players for placing in the YJFL count: On the social side of things we again had some very well attended functions, thanks to the social committee for again organising these events (Sara, Tania, Troy, Alice Jagga Smith U11 Gold 3rd Herschel Waters U13 2nd and Guy), also a big thank you to Mick, Bomber and Basil, they do a great job week Hamish Hudson U11 Gold 6th Paul Babui U13 3rd in week out, and we appreciate the effort. Matthew Haberfield U11 Blue 7th Will Stevens U14 3rd Looking ahead to the Summer squad, all of the coaches are in agreeance that the Edward King U12 Blue 4th Milla Bornas U14/15G 2nd focus should be on improving the skill of kicking, so we will put a plan in place to Clare Wong U12G Brown 7th Conor Loel U15 (3) 2nd ensure this occurs, but we will need help. Shania Marrakuy U12G Gold 5th Teigan Otter U15 (3) 5th Finally I would like to say thank you to everyone, Players, Coaches, Team Naomi Gaykamangu U12G Gold 7th Emily Convey YouthG 4th Managers, Support staff, Parents, and lastly the committee members Magdalena D’Amico U12G Gold 8th Ubil Chol Colts (3) 2nd Jane Stevens, Jo Tyrell, Lachlan Mosley, Greg Dowd, Craig Lake, Chris McNeill, U13G 4th Troy Chandler and Mick Young - you have all contributed towards the 435 players Latoya Tipioura being able to enjoy the great game of Aussie Rules at our great club. Andrew O’Halloran President Richmond Junior Football Club 2 RJFC TEAM AWARDS 2017 U/8 BOYS BLACK U/8 BOYS YELLOW U/12 GIRLS BLACK U/12 GIRLS YELLOW U/8 Boys Best & Fairest Frederick Heath U/8 Boys Best & Fairest Maximilian Kerr U/12 Girls Best & Fairest Keira Vamvakitis U/12 Girls Best & Fairest Mia Krisohos 2nd Best & Fairest Romain Corley 2nd Best & Fairest Cameron Koppens 2nd Best & Fairest Magdalena D’Amico 2nd Best & Fairest Clare Wong 3rd Best & Fairest Oliver Robinson-Howe 3rd Best & Fairest Benjamin Tuckwell 3rd Best & Fairest Naomi Gaykamangu 3rd Best & Fairest Sophia Jacka Coaches Award Frederick Karutz Coaches Award Billy Jones Coaches Award Quinn Simpson-Tuckey Coaches Award Nellie Wade Most Consistent Tom Le Busque Most Courageous Pek McMahon Most Determined Kenita Bush Most Consistent Milla Eades Most Improved Auguste Crawford Most Improved Mitchell Irwin Most Improved Scarlett Brydon Most Improved Heidi Slifirski-Krista U/9 BOYS BLACK U/9 BOYS YELLOW U/13 GIRLS U/13 BOYS U/9 Boys Best & Fairest William Barker U/9 Boys Best & Fairest Ford Thompson U/13 Girls Best & Fairest Alexandra Williams U/13 Boys Best & Fairest Herschel Waters 2nd Best & Fairest Evan Hoolihan 2nd Best & Fairest Miles Pacey 2nd Best & Fairest Shaniya Cooper 2nd Best & Fairest Lachlan O’Halloran 3rd Best & Fairest Milo Webb-Johnson 3rd Best & Fairest Oliver Smith 3rd Best & Fairest Latoya Tipioura 3rd Best & Fairest Jacob Batch Coaches Award Henry O’Bryan Coaches Award Thomas Doull Coaches Award Lucy Robotham Coaches Award Ciaran Loel Most Determined Patrick Dwyer Most Determined Albie McInnes Most Improved Chloe Waddell Most Improved Fletcher Chandler Most Improved Oscar Mosley Most Improved Paulo Lara Most Improved Annie Wilson Most Consistent Ewen Kossyvas U/10 BOYS BLACK U/10 BOYS YELLOW U/14 GIRLS U/14 BOYS U/10 Boys Best & Fairest Flynn McNamara U/10 Boys Best & Fairest Caleb Anstee U/14 Girls Best & Fairest Isabella Salatino U/14 Boys Best & Fairest Will Stevens 2nd Best & Fairest Ari Glover 2nd Best & Fairest Jack Fennell 2nd Best & Fairest Annabelle Power 2nd Best & Fairest Jack Double 2nd Best & Fairest Oliver Baillie 3rd Best & Fairest Lachlan Dowd 3rd Best & Fairest Lily Martin 3rd Best & Fairest Zach Dowd Coaches Award Charlie Sweet Coaches Award Edward D’Amico Coaches Award Charlotte Marshall-Acheson Coaches Award Blake Poynting Most Determined Harrison Hinde Most Valuable Julian Brunt Most Reliable Chloe Mansfield Most Consistent Patrick Shaw Most Improved Heidi Slifirski-Krista Most Courageous Will Stone Most Determined Lily Young Most Improved Ethan Lukacs U/10 GIRLS U/11 BOYS YELLOW U/15 GIRLS U/15 BOYS U/10 Girls Best & Fairest Harriet Crock U/10 Boys Best & Fairest Matthew Haberfield U/15 Girls Best & Fairest Milla Bornas U/15 Boys Best & Fairest Hugo Boreham U/10 Girls Best & Fairest Lucy Murphy 2nd Best & Fairest James Little 2nd Best & Fairest Avemaria Malietoa-Brown 2nd Best & Fairest Teigen Otter 2nd Best & Fairest Rebekah Di Campli San Vito 3rd Best & Fairest Jonty Chandler 3rd Best & Fairest Dasheille Reid 3rd Best & Fairest Jack Stewart 3rd Best & Fairest Wynifred McIntyre Coaches Award Hugh Middleton Coaches Award Molly Wigley Coaches Award Hunter McConnell Coaches Award Yasmine Ronai Best Team Man Thomas Ballek Most Tenacious Abby McGuire Most Determined Luca Salatino Most Determined Maisie Larionoff Most Improved Sonny Edelmaier Most Consistent Charlotte McLean Most Improved Albert Hood U/11 BOYS BLACK U12 BOYS YOUTH GIRLS COLTS BOYS U/11 Boys Best & Fairest Jagga Smith U/12 Boys Best & Fairest Michael Cannalonga Youth Girls Best & Fairest Emily Convey Colts Boys Best & Fairest Ubil Chol 2nd Best & Fairest Jack Morice 2nd Best & Fairest Edward King 2nd Best & Fairest Layla Fahour 2nd Best & Fairest Dexter Ryan 3rd Best & Fairest Hamish Hudson 3rd Best & Fairest Angus McNeill 3rd Best & Fairest Jessica Larking 3rd Best & Fairest Tyler Constable-Armstrong 3rd Best & Fairest Austin Wyatt Coaches Award Hamish Webb 3rd Best & Fairest Zahli Dowd 3rd Best & Fairest Sol Zimmermann Coaches Award Wil Ransom Most Consistent Asher Claney Coaches Award Esther Seymour-Pessah 3rd Best & Fairest Flynn Economos Most Determined Ollie Collinson Most Reliable Joshua Michaels Most Reliable Abby Jensen Coaches Award Connor Philpot 3 RJFC club AWARDS 2017 RJFC YOUNG BOYS TEAM OF THE YEAR 2017 RJFC CLUB AWARDS 2017 Ari Glover Ford Thompson Jonty Chandler Oliver Smith Frank McMahon James Lake Retiring Colts Austin Wyatt Frederick Heath Lachlan Dowd Oliver Robinson-Howe Golden Fist Joshua Hansen Alan Dang Leo Hanley Benjamin Tuckwell Hamish Hudson Matthew Haberfield Romain Corley Vik Matineo Alexander Lake Liam O’Brien Caleb Anstee Jack Morice Maximilian Kerr William Barker Fiesel Mir Mae James Benjamin Field-Pimm Nathan Ku Cameron Koppens Jack Fennell Miles Pacey Oliver Reynolds Dexter Ryan Peter Manatas Evan Hoolihan Jagga Smith Milo Webb-Johnson Joshua Weir Rosemary Beadle Harrison Surkitt Sol Zimmermann Flynn 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