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AGM Report 2016 Brunswick Junior Football Club AGM Report 2016 – Brunswick Junior Football Club 2016 Annual Report Respect & Inclusiveness – Striving for Excellence – Family and Community focus – Leadership – Honesty, integrity & openness – With these values the clubs aim to provide a positive learning environment for all players, parents and supporters. 1 Brunswick Junior Football Club AGM Report 2016 – Brunswick Junior Football Club 7th ANNUAL REPORT SEASON 2016 On behalf of the President and Committee, I present for the consideration and approval of the members, the Annual Report, including the Financial Report, for the year ended 30 September 2016, of the Brunswick Junior Football Club Incorporated. Greg Banova HON. SECRETARY 2 Brunswick Junior Football Club AGM Report 2016 1 Presidents message Season 2016 .........................................................................– 6 2. Grant application AFL Vic lighting Clifton Oval ................................................ 8 3. Growth of memberships & Teams + Team 2017 ............................................... 10 4. One Club values – bringing the different clubs and teams together ................... 12 5. Season 2017 - initiatives and issues to consider (conclusion) ............................ 13 6. AFL Quality Club program ............................................................................... 15 7. Moreland City Council – Advertising policy ..................................................... 16 8. Pavilion and Outdoor Sporting Infrastructure Capital Works Contributions Policy ......................................................................................................................... 17 9. Uniform & Apparel ........................................................................................... 18 10. Sponsorship .................................................................................................... 19 11. Umpires for 2017 and training ........................................................................ 20 12. Communications 2016 .................................................................................... 21 13. Canteen report ................................................................................................ 23 14. B&F awards .................................................................................................... 25 15. Treasurer’s Report .......................................................................................... 27 16. Director Coaching report ................................................................................ 28 16.1 YJFL leagues requirements for Coaches 2016 .......................................... 28 16.2 New coaching staff ................................................................................... 28 16.3 Auskick .................................................................................................... 28 16.4 Girl’s football Initiative – Jessica Del Po .................................................. 29 16.5 Coaching Curriculum ............................................................................... 29 16.6 Clifton Oval storage facilities ................................................................... 29 16.7 AFL Points system ................................................................................... 29 16.8 Training, Ransford Oval, wet season ........................................................ 30 3 Brunswick Junior Football Club AGM Report 2016 16.9 Season 2017 .............................................................................................– 31 16.10 Planning for 2017 .............................................................................. 32 16.11 Coaches meetings .............................................................................. 33 16.12 Player development Club development programs, YJFL Inter league, Victorian School championships ........................................................................... 33 16.12.1 Rookie ME (U13) - Luc Scutella. ................................................... 33 16.12.2 V Squad - Gabriel Banova, Under 13s 2016 ................................... 34 16.12.3 V Squad & YJFL Interleague – (U13) David Marchione ................ 34 16.12.4 Ahmed Saad Diversity Squad - Elijah Dwyer ................................. 35 16.12.5 V SQUAD Romney Markwick Under 14s ...................................... 36 16.12.6 YJFL – Colts Interleague Team – Gus Coverdale ........................... 36 16.12.7 Rookie Me – Jack Ludeman (Colts)................................................ 38 16.12.8 School Sport Victoria – YJFL interleague U15 – Daniel Mott ........ 40 17. Coaches Reports ............................................................................................. 44 17.1 U8 (White) – Matthew Broadbent & Peter Mews ..................................... 44 17.2 U8 (Purple) - Peter Lalor & Jimmy Mastorakos ....................................... 46 17.3 U9 - Joe Sabljak & Adam Fraser .............................................................. 48 17.4 U10’s Purple - Brendan Geary & Duncan Exton ...................................... 50 17.5 U10 White – Brad Bennetts & Christian O’Halloran ................................ 53 17.6 U11 - Anthony McIntosh & Chris Macdonald .......................................... 56 17.7 U12 - Rob Purcell & Jude Allen .............................................................. 59 17.8 U13 - David La Greca & Dom Perrone.................................................... 60 17.9 U14 – Peter Gleeson & Peter Grist ........................................................... 62 17.10 U15 - John Ross & David Jackson ..................................................... 67 17.11 U15 Girls - Tim Purdey & Peter Caldow ........................................... 70 4 Brunswick Junior Football Club AGM Report 2016 17.12 Colts - Trevor Ludeman, Ross Coverdale– & James Mitchell .............. 72 5 Brunswick Junior Football Club AGM Report 2016 1 Presidents message Season 2016 – The 2016 season has been an extremely busy and rewarding year for the Committee with many achievements on and off the field. Whilst the achievements of the teams and players are discussed in detail later in this report, the achievements of the Committee and the Club included: Player - team achievements Registered players increasing from 202 players in 2015 to 260 players in 2016; Fielding 12 teams across all YJFL mixed/boys age groups from U8’s to Colts (U16/17) and an U15 Girls team (from 2015); Increasing the number of registered girls in our U15 girls team to 20 - a full team plus a bench; The U15 Girls team recording their first win in two seasons and playing in their first finals game; Selection of a number of players for YJFL representative teams as well as one player (Daniel Mott) being selected for the State and National team; Holding the very successful inaugural Girls Footy “Come and Try It” day in February, hosted by Darebin Falcons (and GWS draftee) Jess Dal Pos; and Providing coaching support and equipment to Auskick to strengthen the liaison between BJFC and Auskick. Facility Improvements Secured the use of Ransford Oval in Royal Park for Wednesday night trainings for U14 and U15 as well as for games on Sundays; Designed, funded and installed the storage box and funded net pole storage facility at Clifton Park; Successfully lobbied Moreland Council to install drink fountain (Clifton Park), fix lid to mains tap safety hazard (Clifton Park) and impose 50km speed restriction on Victoria Street; 6 Brunswick Junior Football Club AGM Report 2016 Conducted a “spring clean” of BJFC and NOBS– equipment prior to hand-over to cricket club; Actively pursued funding for Clifton Park lights with YJFL, Moreland Council and AFL Victoria; and Worked with all other users of Gillon Oval to finalise design of new bathrooms in change rooms at Gillon Oval (note: these were funded using a grant obtained by BJFC from State Government and Council). The bathroom renovation was successfully completed after the end of the 2016 season. Social/Community connections Developed Club Umpire program which has trained a squad of 7 players (2016) to umpire at Under 8 to 10 levels; Provided first aid and trainer qualifications to parent volunteers; Provided stretching and injury management tutorials to playing groups; Providing financial assistance to a number of players; Hosted two successful “pie nights”; and Hosted a memorable mid-year parent dinner. Club Management Continue to provide prudent financial practices (monthly reports, end of year budgets) with the bank balance growing from $20,250 at the end of 2015 to $24,519 at the end of 2016 (note some of these funds are designated for Clifton Lights project); Secured sponsorships from Rookie Me and continued sponsorships with Nelson Alexander, Rookie Me, Grand View Hotel, Mouthguard Man and La Manna Fruit and Veg; Successfully hosted semi finals at Gillon Oval on behalf of YJFL; Conduct parent surveys at the end of each playing season to gauge the satisfaction and performance of the Club from its members; 7 Brunswick Junior Football Club AGM Report 2016 Achieved AFL Quality Club criteria; and – In conjunction with the Senior Clubs (Brunswick NOBSPC & Brunswick Renegades) have developed a “one club” entity with core values which are now displayed in the Social Club rooms. 2. Grant application AFL Vic lighting Clifton Oval Given the continued rapid growth of the BJFC, additional grounds for teams
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