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East Fremantle Football Club 2 017 Annual Report EAST FREMANTLE FOOTBALL CLUB 2 017 ANNUAL REPORT Lynn Medallist COLTS PREMIERS 2017 Jayden Schofield MELVILLE Hilton Hilton EVERY DAY 8AM - 10PM EVERY DAY 8AM - 10PM Working collaboratively with you and your GP toWorking improve collaboratively your health with you and your GP to improve your health Free Express Delivery on weekdays* Free Express Delivery on weekdays* Sleep apnoea screening and management Sleep apnoea screening and management Diabetes management and NDSS supplies Diabetes management and NDSS supplies Private pharmacist consultations Private pharmacist consultations Quick Check health assessments Quick Check health assessments Medication reviews Medication reviews Pain Pain management management *Conditions *Conditions apply apply 300 300South South St, St,Hilton Hilton 08 933708 9337 1434 1434 [email protected]@pharmacy777.com.au ENV302_East Fremantle Football Club's Annual Report for 2017_ART.pdf 1 28/09/2017 2:33 pm MRI | CT | PET | Ultrasound | X-Ray | NucMed | Dental C M Specialists in Y CM Sports Imaging MY Envision is the preferred CY medical imaging provider for leading sports practitioners CMY and professional athletes. 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Contents Board, Administration, Patrons ........................................ 3 Club Officials and Committees ........................................ 4 President .............................................................................. 5 Board Attendance ............................................................... 6 Chief Executive Officer ...................................................... 7 Financial Summary ............................................................. 8 Sponsors ............................................................................... 9 Business Development, Marketing & Sponsorship ....... 11 Membership and Special Projects ................................... 12 Strategic Projects and Facilities ....................................... 13 Special Events and Fundraising ....................................... 15 Junior Council and Talent Academy ............................... 16 Football Operations ........................................................... 19 Our Champion Medallists ................................................. 21 Our Wonderful Volunteers ................................................ 21 PREMIERSHIP RECORD Debut Players and Milestones .......................................... 22 PREMIERS 1900, 1902, 1903, 1904, 1906, 1908, 1909, 1910, 1911, League Coach ..................................................................... 24 1914, 1918, 1925, 1928, 1929, 1930, 1931, 1933, 1937, 1943, 1945, 1946 (undefeated), 1957, 1965, 1974, 1979, Development League Coach ............................................ 26 1985, 1992, 1994, 1998 Colts Coach ......................................................................... 28 RUNNERS - UP 1987 Colts Premiership Reunion ..................................... 30 1899, 1901, 1905, 1907, 1912, 1916, 1917, 1919, 1920, 1957 League Premiership Reunion .................................. 30 1921, 1923, 1924, 1934, 1938, 1939, 1941, 1944, 1954, 1955, 1958, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1977, 1984, 1986, 1997, Lynn Medal Night ................................................................ 31 2000, 2012 On and Off the Field ........................................................... 32 Colts Premiers ..................................................................... 34 Moss Street East Fremantle W.A. 6158. Life Members 1900 - 2015 ................................................ 35 PO Box 43 Palmyra W.A. 6957 Phone 9339 5533 | Fax 9339 6901 Our Photographers ............................................................ 35 e-mail: [email protected] | www.effc.com.au Obituaries ............................................................................. 35 www.facebook.com.au/eastfremantlefc Twitter: @effc Instagram: @effc Match Day Football Legends ............................................ 37 WA & AFL Football Hall of Fame ..................................... 37 2017 Trophy Winners ......................................................... 38 We have now reached over 10,000 Facebook fans 2017 EFFC Medal votes ...................................................... 38 and more than 3000 twitter followers. Club Medallists .................................................................... 39 2017 WAFL Medal Votes .................................................... 39 East Fremantle AFL Players since 1987 ........................... 41 Past Players & Officials Association ................................ 43 Mandurah Sharks ................................................................ 44 Player Sponsors ................................................................... 44 Great Northern Football League...................................... 45 EF District Football Development Officer ...................... 46 Women’s Football ............................................................... 48 Coastal Sharks Netball ....................................................... 50 EF Honour Roll 1898-2017 ............................................... 52 EF Players 1898-2017 ......................................................... 55 2017 East Fremantle Annual Report 1 Divorce & Disputes & Criminal Property Wills & Elder Family Law Litigation Law Law Estates Law Residential & Commercial Sales & Management 221 High Street, Fremantle Ph: (08) 9430 8155 www.edingerrealestate.com.au Dave Edinger (Licensee) (08) 9430 8155 David Edinger George Edinger Licensee Sales Representative [email protected] [email protected] 0418 912 233 0488 030 438 Proven Residential & Commercial Sales & Rental Results ● At Edinger Real Estate we pride ourselves on achieving the best possible outcome for our clients in all aspects of property. ● The Edinger’s have lived in the Fremantle area for over 85 years and still do to this day. ● Our company prides itself of given back to the local community in the way of sponsorship and great customer service. Judith Edinger Jackie Edinger ● Whether you are looking to buy, lease or sell residential or Property Manager Property Manager commercial property we have the knowledge, understanding [email protected] [email protected] and experience to assist. 0400 890 065 0400 994 343 2 2017 East Fremantle Annual Report Board of Directors Top Row: Kim Chatfield Director of Business Development, Dave Edinger Director of Fundraising Projects, Steve Nugent Director of Player Welfare and Sponsorship Networking, Michael Stork Director of Governance and Legal, Michael Brennan Director of Football Bottom Row: Kerryn Batten Director of Finance and Risk Management, Bob Uittenbroek Vice President and Director of Membership, Mark Stewart President, John Ipsen Vice President and Director of Strategic Planning and Facilities Steve Miguel Director of Junior Football and Academy Administration Todd Shimmon Darryn Fry Renee Ciesla Andrew Dodd Judi Miles Julie O’Brien CEO FOOTBALL BUSINESS TALENT ACADEMY OFFICE FINANCE OPERATIONS operations MANAGER ADministrator ADMINISTRATION MANAGER OFFICER OFFICER Daren Bell Bradd Gardiner Tom Atkinson EFFD Development METRO SOUTH COMMUNITY METRO SOUTH DISTRICT OFFICER DEVELOPMENT MANAGER OPERATIONS MANAGER Liam Anthony Helen Hunter METRO SOUTH COMMUNITY EFFD DEVELOPMENT ENGAGEMENT OFFICER ADMINISTRATOR PATRON Tony Buhagiar VICE PATRONS Len Hitchen, Hon. Richard Lewis, Peter Lynn, Arthur Marshall, John McGrath, Simone McGurk, Ray Meadowcroft, Harry Morgan, Hon. Dean Nalder, Hon. Simon O’Brien, Lisa O’Malley, Hon. Glenn Sterle, Con Tripi NUMBER 1 TICKET HOLDER Ron Alexander 2017 East Fremantle Annual Report 3 Club Officials League Coach ROOM Manager Rob Wiley Noel Wilson Development League Coach Little League Manager Mark Pashby Chris Gibbons Colts Coach TRIBUNAL Advocate Clay McLernon David Nugent Coaching Coordinator PAST PlaYERS & OFFICIALS Rob Wiley President: Mick Jez Secretary/Treasurer: Noel Ireland Assistant Coaches League: Jacob Brennan, MANDURAH SHARKS Bradd Dalziell, Phil Matera, President: Ken Lally Development League: Kim Beasland, Secretary/Treasurer: Judy Lawson Committees Lindsay Dick, David Parker, Roving Reporter: Jerome Fitzpatrick Colts: Paul Hansen, Adrian Ricciardello, Larry Carvallo, Adam Dancey, Daniel GNFL ACADEMY Richards. President: Colin Cox Andrew Dodd, Darryn Fry, V. President: Heather Brett Steve Miguel TEAM LEADERS Football Ops. Manager: Grady Jamie McNamara, Matthew Jupp, Tomelty BUSINESS Development Liam Anthony, Josh Cuneo, Jonathon GNFL Academy: Craig Walker & EVENTS Marsh, George Hampson Todd Shimmon, Dave Edinger, Club Historians Kim Chatfield, Judi Miles, TEAM Managers Maureen Gathercole, Steve Davies Renee Ciesla League: Uldis Zile Greg Wardell-Johnson Development League: Darron Outram FINANCE Colts: Wayne Atkinson GROUND ANNOUNCER Todd Shimmon, Mark Stewart, Yuri Bilcich Kerryn Batten, RUNNERS Bob Uittenbroek, League: James Daniels, Mitch Zile Annual REPORT Editor Mark Murphy, Darryn Fry Colts: Gary Atkinson, Andrew George, Maureen Gathercole Brett Kupsch Governance Club Chaplain Mark Stewart, Todd Shimmon, Boardmen Charlie Ricciardo Kerryn
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