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GLEBE GREYHOUNDS JAFC 2017 YEARBOOK Lawyers GLEBE GREYHOUNDS JAFC 2017 YEAR BOOK GLEBE GREYHOUNDS JAFC 2017 YEARBOOK GLEBE GREYHOUNDS JAFC 2017 YEARBOOK lawyers GLEBE GREYHOUNDS JAFC 2017 YEAR BOOK YEAR 2017 GLEBE GREYHOUNDS JAFC 2017 YEARBOOK PRESIDENT Founded in 1980 the Glebe Greyhounds Junior DESIGNERS: PRODUCER: EDITOR: 2017 YEARBOOK: Simon Tracy Football Club gives children aged five to 17 the chance to play Australian Football. VICE PRESIDENT, CATERING KIRSTY BASS Don Chudleigh Our philosophy, every player who wants a game PAUL ANDREACCHIO PAUL gets a game, means that the club prides itself on S DEPUTY VICE PRESIDENT, OPHIE, LUCY ANDREACCHIO & JOANNA SMAIL CATERING ensuring all players are treated equally and that our Guy Fitzroy main priority is a fun, safe and family environment. Peter Clark We value all players and keep a record, published TREASURER in our yearbook, of every game played and goal Mike Cooney scored by every Glebe player ever. REGISTRAR Claudia Kearns On field the Greyhounds have a proud history having won 24 Premierships over the last 35 years SECRETARY and consistently played in finals in most ages. Bev Walsh Many of our players have gone on to play at higher levels including the AFL, AFL Reserves, FOOTBALL MANAGER representative football, Sydney Football League, (JUNIOR/YOUTH) while another went on to become one of the Jason Howard leading punters in American College Football. ASST FOOTBALL MANAGER (JUNIOR/YOUTH) The club is one of the largest in Sydney and plays Brad Scutella in the famous black and white strip of Collingwood. Our home ground, Jubilee Oval on the shores FOOTBALL MANAGER (GIRLS) of Blackwattle Bay, is one of the most beautiful Susie Mulveney football grounds in Sydney. AUSKICK COORDINATOR Kirsty Bass The rules are modified for younger players to emphasise the skills of Australian football – this ASST AUSKICK COORDINATOR means fun, safe and fair games. Mike Schofield All our coaches are fully trained and accredited EVENTS COORDINATOR with the Australian Football League. Luke Macdougall MARKETING AND COMMS MANAGER Lynn Clift Gareth Butler MERCHANDISING Dan Hennessey SPONSORSHIP Mike Cooney PUBLIC OFFICER Jason Howard Your www.glebejafc.org.au Founded in 1980 the Glebe Greyhounds Committee Our Club Song Good old Greyhounds forever We know how to play the game Side by side we stick together For the glory of the Greyhounds name Hear the barrackers shouting Come on, show them how we fight All the premierships are easy For the mighty black and white GLEBE JAFC 2017 YEARBOOK 3 GLEBE GREYHOUNDS JAFC President’s report PRESIDENT SIMON TRACY This year we were involved with “Kit Bags for Kids” who take donations of footy uniforms and boots and send them to remote Aboriginal communities. The first wheelie bin of Glebe gear was sent to Maningrida College in the Northern Territory, where the council decided to use the packs of bags, balls, hats and water bottles to support a girl’s AFL trip to Darwin. A great initiative we hope to see continue in 2018. Of course there have been the many events that have brought our community together over the year. Who could forget the jumper presentation under the marquees in the rain, the beer appreciation night, the networking event at club sponsor Eakin McCaffery Cox, grand finalist BBQs, presentation day and the volunteer thank you party? Thanks to everyone involved in the organisation of these events, in particular Luke McDougall and Mike Cooney. There are an army of people who need thanking, but I’ll never fit everyone in so hopefully I get the big ones. To our gold sponsors Belle Property Glebe and Eakin McCaffery Cox, and silver sponsors Young Henrys, SupaMart, Harris Farm, Homebod and Coffee Roasters, thank you. Your support of the club is fantastic and greatly appreciated. 2017 It can be tempting to measure the success of a community footy club To the 2017 committee members, Kirsty Bass, Don Chudleigh, Bev purely by on-field success. Walsh, Jason Howard, Luke McDougall, Guy Fitzroy, Suzy Mulveney, Claudia Kearns, Peter Clarke, Lynn Clift, Brad Scutella and Mike I’m not a believer that premierships alone equal success. It’s certainly Schofield, thank you for all your work and ongoing commitment. one measure, but to judge a whole season by how much silverware is engraved with the club’s name misses the full picture of what club To all the coaches and managers a huge thank you. Your work to get footy can offer. the teams on the park every week is extraordinary. To your assistants, runners, water carriers, and to the ground managers and first aiders, I’m proud to say we once again grew our numbers at Glebe in season thank you. To all the parents who set up the grounds, turn sausages, 2017 to 466, with 175 Auskick and 291 junior players. I firmly believe sell sour straps, and then put it all away again, thank you. players and their families are attracted to our club because of our values “COURAGE, RESPECT and COMMUNITY”, and the principle Finally, this has been my first year as President, and I have found it that “EVERYONE WHO WANTS A GAME, GETS A GAME”, helps enormously rewarding, however I stand on the shoulders of giants, in create a safe, positive and inclusive environment for everyone. particular my predecessor Peter Gowers, so I would like to take the opportunity to once again acknowledge his long commitment to the 2017 was the inaugural year of an alliance between Glebe and club and thank him for all his hard work. Newtown -- to help boost age groups struggling for numbers -- and while it wasn’t without some teething problems, we have created a And so, farewell to another season ... framework to build on that will ensure players can join a team at an (Wait, you didn’t think I’d finish without saying anything about our appropriate level to their skill and ability. grand finalists did you?) We will conduct a review of the alliance involving the committees, Four Glebe teams made grand finals in 2017: our U9, U11, U12 and coaches, managers, parents and players from both clubs, so we can U14 alliance team (“The Mongrel Ducks”) all went to the big dance, continue to evolve the partnership and improve it over time. with all but the U11 (who went down narrowly) going on to win the This year saw Glebe field two U12 youth girls teams in what has been premiership. an enormous success for the club. The numbers alone make it a great Congratulations, I know I said winning premierships isn’t the story, but the enthusiasm and commitment shown by the players benchmark for club success, and it isn’t, but it is a source of -- guided superbly by their coaches Matt and Ian, and supported by enormous pride for all the players, coaches and everyone involved. It’s managers Cris and Sally -- show what a success it has been. a wonderful achievement and a reward for a season of hard work and With my daughter Maggie playing I was on the sideline for most commitment. Well done. games and witnessed a group of young women who didn’t come for a Our club has so much more to offer our community than just football. runaround and a giggle, but who tackled hard and were determined to It’s the reason we come together, but we have an opportunity and win the footy and improve each week. A real highlight of the season. a responsibility to look beyond training footy players and winning I was lucky to be involved in the inaugural State of Origin match premierships, and embrace our role in helping shape young men and in July, when a squad of Glebe U11 travelled to Geelong to play women who come through our footy club. the Collendina Cobras in support of Rivers Gift, Australia’s largest That’s got to be better than just silverware on its own. non-government SIDS research charity. The match was played in a Go Greyhounds. fantastic spirit, and we were warmly welcomed by the Cobras, which was lucky because it was freezing and we got flogged. Our players raised $600 to donate to the charity by selling cakes, SIMON TRACY President, Glebe JAFC busking and even cutting hair. The game even made the local rag, The Geelong Advertiser. It was such a success we have invited them to Sydney in 2018 for the next instalment of what I hope will be a new Glebe tradition. 4 GLEBE JAFC 2017 YEARBOOK President’s report GLEBE JAFC 2017 YEARBOOK 5 GLEBE GREYHOUNDS JAFC Around the grounds 6 GLEBE JAFC 2017 YEARBOOK Around the grounds GLEBE JAFC 2017 YEARBOOK 7 8 GLEBE JAFC 2017 YEARBOOK Around the grounds GLEBE JAFC 2017 YEARBOOK 9 10 GLEBE JAFC 2017 YEARBOOK Around the grounds GLEBE JAFC 2017 YEARBOOK 11 12 GLEBE JAFC 2017 YEARBOOK Around the grounds GLEBE JAFC 2017 YEARBOOK 13 GLEBE GREYHOUNDS JAFC Auskick coordinator’s report COORDINATOR KIRSTY BASS 2017 was a crazy busy year for the Glebe Greyhounds Auskick program. Everything seemed to grow: our numbers swelled to record highs with all age groups closing for the first time; we sent more teams than ever to participate in Auskick at the Swans’ and local senior games; and our Auskick girls’ numbers were phenomenal. It’s so exciting to be part of an amazing program. Here’s what we did for 2017 …… • 25 March: We kicked off with the U8 half-time Auskick at the SCG (Swans v Power), with Cain Sarah taking two teams • 30 March: We endured the wettest pre-season ever, including our annual jumper presentation in torrential rain • 1 April: Rd1 at Maroubra and the sun finally came out (and for pretty much every week thereafter) • 7 April: Rd2 at Jubilee with our new Auskickers getting a taste for running through the Greyhounds banner to “Up There Cazaly” • 4 May: Kicking guru Tim Schmidt took our Auskick parents through Kicking Dynamics, a great first-time initiative to teach our parents the skills to practice with their kids at home • 4 May: Balmain Tigers senior SFL club came down to help out at training • 26 May: Our Aboriginal Auskick kids participated in the AFL Indigenous Round at the SCG (Swans v Hawks) • 27 May: Mike Schofield and David Sawkins took an U7 team to play half-time at the Pemulwuy Shield Indigenous Round at Mahoney Park • 1 June: Kieran Jack came for the annual Swans visit • 8 June: Jason Upcroft and David Sawkins took two U8 teams for half-time Auskick at the Grand Final replay at the SCG (Swans v Bulldogs).
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