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1 2007 YEARBOOK 2 CONTACTS OFFICE ADDRESS : Kilsyth Rec. Reserve, Colchester Road, Kilsyth 3137 TRAINING VENUE: Kilsyth Rec. Reserve, Colchester Road, Kilsyth POSTAL ADDRESS: PO Box 594, Kilsyth 3137 Phone : 9724 9499 Fax : 9724 9277 Email : [email protected] Web : http://easternranges.footballvic.com.au General Contact Details Regional Manager : Ian Flack W: 9724 9499 M: 0418 543 698 EMAIL: [email protected] Development Manager : Anthony Parkin W: 9724 9488 M: 0418 543 696 EMAIL: [email protected] Marketing Manger : David Beach W: 97249499 M: 0416 375 190 EMAIL: [email protected] 3 HISTORY PREMIERSHIPS AND MEDALISTS PREMIERS : 2002 RUNNERS UP : 1995, 2000, 2004 MORRISH MEDALLIST : Matthew Bate (2004) GAMES RECORD HOLDER : Shane Flynn (53 games) GOALS RECORD HOLDER : Christopher Murphy (82 goals) TAC CUP COACH AWARD WINNERS : Jason Snell (1995) Tim Finocchiaro (1996) Blake Grima (2002) GRAND FINAL BEST ON GROUND MEDALLIST : Stephen Dinnell (2002) TAC CUP TEAM OF THE YEAR 1992 Cameron James, Brett Hartin, Mark Attard 1993 Mark Brebner 1994 Mark Cullen, Mark Brebner 1995 Kane Johnson, Shane Flynn, David Wirrpunda, Jason Snell, Mark Haynes 1996 Tim Finocchiaro, Jess Sinclair 1997 Mark Bolton, Brett Rose, Craig Folino 1998 Paul Giannopoulos 1999 Lindsay Gilbee 4 COACHES BEST & YEAR COACH CAPTAIN FAIREST 1992 Chris Connolly Cameron James Cameron James 1993 Chris Connolly Brett Hartin Rayden Tallis 1994 Chris Connolly Mark Brebner Mark Cullen 1995 Chris Connolly Co Captains Shane Flynn 1996 Brendan Mason Co Captains Tim Finocchiaro 1997 Brendan Mason Co Captains Craig Folino Barry 1998 Co Captains Paul Giannopoulos Prendergast Barry 1999 Daniel Walls Sam Mitchell Prendergast Barry Ben Heenan 2000 Sam Mitchell Prendergast Ben Neagle Barry 2001 Michael Firrito Michael Firrito Prendergast Barry 2002 James Ross Blake Grima Prendergast 2003 John Lamont James O'Grady John Holmes 2004 John Lamont John Holmes Heath Hocking Lukas 2005 John Lamont Leigh Adams Markovic 2006 John Lamont Leigh Adams Matthew Lobbe 2007 Shane Watson Brad Jones Rory Sloane 5 DRAFTEES 1992 Jason Disney, Boronia EDFL, West Coast Eagles Mark Attard, East Ringwood EDFL, North Melbourne Jeremy McVay, Healesville YVMDFL, St Kilda 1993 Brad Nicholson, E Doncaster Don. Dist. FL, Footscray Chris Scott, St Kevins APS, Brisbane Bears Rayden Tallis, Wantirna Knox JFA, Hawthorn Paul Mullarvey, Mooroolbark EDFL, Fitzroy Daniel Hargraves, Powelltown YVMDFL, Footscray 1994 Brett Chandler, Doncaster EDFL, Fitzroy Mark Cullen, Vermont EDFL, Carlton Damien Ryan, Heatherdale Waverley JFA, Richmond Adam White, East Burwood, EDFL Carlton Brad Scott, St Kevins APS, Hawthorn Emil Parthenides, Beverley Hills DDJFL, Sydney Matthew Banks, Ringwood EDFL, Essendon 1995 Clinton King, Heatherdale, EDFL Sydney Kane Johnson, Ringwood EDFL, Adelaide Nick Trask, Vermont EDFL, Brisbane Jason Snell, Upwey YVMDFL, Geelong Kane Fraser, East Ringwood EDFL, Hawthorn 1996 David Wirrpunda, Healesville DRJFL, West Coast Eagles Jess Sinclair, East Ringwood EDFL, Fremantle Dockers Adam Kingsley, Doncaster Heights DDJFL, Port Adelaide 1997 Andrew Pugsley, Scoresby EDFL, Collingwood Mark Bolton, Ringwood EDFL, Essendon Jason Saddington, Mitcham EDFL, Sydney 6 Brett Rose, East Burwood EDFL, Sydney Tim Finnochiaro, Warrandyte EDFL, Geelong Fred Cambell, Healesville YVMDFL, Sydney 1998 Troy Simmonds, Wandin YVMDFL, Melbourne 1999 Damian Cupido, Croydon EFL, Brisbane Lions Scott Homewood, Scoresby EFL, Richmond Lindsay Gilbee, Coldstream EFL, Western Bulldogs Michael Clark, Warrandyte EFL, Melbourne Simon Godfrey, Mitcham EFL, Melbourne 2000 Jason Cloke, Park Orchards EFL, Collingwood Guy Richards, Coldstream EFL, Collingwood Daniel Breese, Vermont EFL, Melbourne Mitchell Craig, Donvale EFL, Melbourne 2001 Richard Cole, Collingwood Ben Kane, Upwey/Tecoma, Hawthorn (rookie) Keiren McGuinness, Wantirna Sth EFL,Western Bulldogs 2002 Kade Simpson, Emerald YMDFL, Carlton Brad Fisher, East Burwood, EFL Carlton Cameron Cloke, Park Orchards EFL, Collingwood Greg Edgcumbe, Wantirna Sth EFL, Fremantle Kris Shore, Seville VYMDFL, Kangaroos Joel Perry, Upper F'Gully EFL, Kangaroos Blake Grima, East Burwood, EFL Kangaroos Nick Malceski, Nth Ringwood, EFL Sydney 2003 Daniel McConnell, Vermont EFL, West Coast 2004 Matthew Bate, Croydon, Melbourne 7 Fabian Deluca, St Simons, Port Adeliade Travis Cloke, Park Orchards, Collingwood Chris Knights, Vermont, Adelaide 2005 Matthew Spangher, Xavier College, West Coast Eagles 2006 Leigh Adams, Worri Yallock, (Kangaroos) Daniel Hayes, Montrose, ( Melbourne ) (both rookies) (Pictured Last season’s TAC cup captain Leigh Adams after his elevation to the Kangaroos senior list in April 2007) 8 ADMINISTRATION STAFF Darren Martens Ground Maintenance David Beach Marketing Manager Dawson Kidgell Fitness Coach Ian Flack Regional Manager Ian Gooch Property Manager Ken Sturt TAC Cup Team Manager Mary Pennington Receptionist Peter Doig U16 Team Manager & TAC Cup Matchday Volunteer Phillip Lovell Marketing Wayne Judge Match Day Scribe Wayne McCraw 9 PHYSIOTHERAPY PILATES WOMEN'S HEALTH PERSONAL GYM HYDROTHERAPY North Blackburn Mount Waverley Ringwood 235 Warrandyte Rd 195 Whitehorse Road Nth Ringwood VIC 7 Dorrington Drive Mount Blackburn VIC 3130 3134 Waverley VIC 3149 Tel: 03 9879 0066 Tel: 03 9875 1136 Tel: 03 9887 9611 Fax: 03 9879 0466 Fax: 03 9875 1140 Fax: 03 9887 9611 10 COACHES Barry Williams Ruck Coach Darren Tuite Boxing Coach Dawson Kidgell Fitness Coach Greg Stafford TAC Cup Asst. Coach & U15 Coach John Bigelow Sprint Coach Marty Kutschker Leadership Coach Nick Wheeler U15 Assisstant Coach Paul Haas Physiotherapist Stuart McLean Assistant Coach & Development Coach Shane Watson TAC CUP Coach Mark Heaney Under 15 Coach & U18 Ass Coach 11 2007 SQUADS TAC CUP SQUAD Name Number Ht Wt Birthdate Local Club Sponsor Andrew Haining Montrose Thomas Ahon 197 13/6/90 Wantirna South Greg Bartling 179 28/5/89 East Ringwood Josh Brown 178 11/11/90 Scoresby Classic Picture Frames and More Andrew Campbell 187 9/5/89 Beaconsfield Hayes Pest Control Daniel Chamberlain 181 30/1/89 Norwood Matthew 186 16/01/1990 Wantirna South Cunningham William Debney 190 19/2/90 Vermont butler Freight Services P/L Michael Dell Aquila 182 31/8/89 Vermont Shaun Dixon 185 24/12/89 East Ringwood Alex Fiore 172 23/2/90 Knox Stockdale & Leggo- Mountain Gate Nathan Gordon 179 20/10/90 Warrandyte Simon Grasser 182 20/5/90 Knox Keiran Gray 175 10/1/90 Monbulk Simon Hall 181 16/5/90 Wantirna South Troy Hancock 174 11/2/89 South Croydon Ryan Harding 190 16/9/90 Wantirna Tim Harper Knox Ben Hinton 181 23/1/89 Upwey-Tecoma Brad Jones 182 24/6/89 Doncaster Heights DCS International Leigh Kitchen 179 8/1/90 Wantirna South Jesse Linkins 177 19/7/89 Beaconsfield Matthew Lizal 192 6/9/90 East Ringwood Matthew Lobbe 195 12/2/89 Monbulk Peter Bailey & Associates P/L Grant Lofthouse 185 15/10/89 St.Simons Mulgrave Country Club Jack Mazurek 179 10/9/90 Knox 12 Joel Roos 184 28/6/91 The Basin Jay McElroy 181 8/10/90 Rowville Marc mollica 187 17/3/90 Boronia Boronia JFC Hasan Murtic 183 29/6/89 Chirnside Park Jye Myers 181 2/9/89 Wandin Daniel Noy 187 18/03/1989 Belgrave Wayne Aigner Motor Wholesale Kris Nye 174 25/11/1989 Norwood Bob Ward's Accident Repair Centre Leigh Osborne 174 13/03.1990 East Ringwood Tait Timber & Hardware Levi Power 186 16/09/1990 East Ringwood Worawa College Andrew Preston Tom Purcell 186 20/04/1989 East Ringwood Andrew Renton 199 29/03/1989 Croydon Jarrod Scott 185 14/06/1989 Gembrook-Cockatoo James Bugg Rory Sloane 180 17/03/1990 Upwey-Tecoma Cameron Stone 176 03/09/1990 South Croydon Cameron Tait Jaden Thomson 179 15/05/1990 Sherbrooke Plaster Dale Walker 186 22/02/1990 Tyson Walshe 181 23/01/1990 Zac Ward Aaron White 188 15/01/1989 Reece Plumbing Supplies Dean Young 190 21/02/1990 Trent Zomer 194 09/06/1989 Jye Siegersma Colin & Shirley West 13 UNDER 16 SQUAD Name Number Ht Wt Birthdate Local Club Sponsor Luke Andrews 171 22/1/91 Knox Michael Barnes 27/3/91 Knox Barracuda Security. Pty. Ltd Sam Blease 176 19/2/91 Norwood Daniel Bevan 185 18/2/91 Knox Property Maintenance Contractors P/L Nathan Burnage 10/5/91 South Croydon Jayden Cass 175 1/12/91 Croydon Defence Fire Protection Shaun Crow 8/3/91 Wantirna South James Crowle 11/9/91 East Ringwood Upper FernTree Michael Czaplowski 181 6/2/91 Gully Andrew Ellis 173 7/8/91 The Basin Max Gedge Mitcham Ben Griffiths 17/9/91 Mitcham Jordan Gysberts 186 11/6/91 Chirnside Park Hallam Truck Centre Ashley Herz 27/3/91 Scoresby Aaron Hoare 184 9/9/91 East Ringwood Jay Kinder 177 15/10/91 Rowville Brighter Blinds & Doors Bayswater Spinal & Sports Physiotherapy Andrew La Marca 176 9/5/91 The Basin Clinic Glen MacDowell 183 20/2/91 East Ringwood East Ringwood FC David Mathers 177 25/5/91 Rowville Charles McKee 191 8/1/91 Emerald Josh Mende 5/2/91 Healesville Ashleigh Miller 173 18/6/91 East Ringwood worawa College Ryan Minahan 179 17/6/91 Boronia Boronia JFC Andrew Moore 178 30/5/91 Healesville Cardinia Small Business Advisors Travis Murphy 177 19/6/91 Vermont Sean Pasmans 181 23/12/91 Lilydale 14 Tim Pothecary 188 22/5/91 St Simons Matthew Scott 180 12/9/91 Norwood Matthew Sharrock 183 25/1/91 Ringwood Liam Shiels 179 29/4/91 The Basin Upper Ferntree Tim Smith 185 20/2/91 Gully Ryan Toohey 177 24/5/91 Croydon Ready Workforce Emmaus Wattle Mark Vastbinder 191 27/07/1992 AA Top Caps P.L. Park Upper Ferntree Callum Willis 183 01/06/1992 Gully Michael Barnes 174 27/03/91 Knox Brendan Leahy 15 UNDER 15 Name Number Ht Wt Birthdate Local Club Sponsor Corey Archer 181 26/04/1992 Monbulk Eclipse Blinds & Shutters Upwey- Tom Barnard 168 7/2/92 F.J. Granter Tecoma Ryan Beale 175 20/10/1992 Norwood South Jed Belousoff 176 02/12/1992 Australian Money Planners Pty.
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    VFL squads CAPTAIN: JAMES FLAHERTY BENDIGO BOMBERS Coach: ADRIAN HICKMOTT No. Name DOB HT WT Previous clubs G B 1 Jay Neagle * 17/01/88 191 100 gippsland Power/Traralgon 2 Ricky DysoN * 28/09/85 182 82 Northern Knights/epping 3 Paul scaNloN 19/10/77 178 85 seymour/ Northern Bullants (VFl) 4 simon DaVies 30/09/89 176 78 North shore 5 stewart CrameRi 10/08/88 187 95 maryborough 6 Josh Bowe 25/06/87 176 79 Bendigo Pioneers/eaglehawk 7 leroy Jetta * 06/07/88 178 75 south Fremantle (WA) 9 Brent PRismall * 14/07/86 186 82 geelong/western Jets/werribee 10 Blair Holmes 18/05/89 176 80 Bendigo Pioneers/sandhurst 11 David ZaHaRaKis * 21/02/90 182 76 Northern Knights/marcellin college/eltham 12 michael HuRley * 01/06/90 193 91 Northern Knights/macleod 13 Darren Hulme 19/07/77 170 78 clayton/carlton 14 sam loNeRgaN * 26/03/87 182 80 Tasmania (VFl)/launceston 15 Joel maloNe 10/01/84 176 80 * AFL Essendon listed player # AFL Essendon rookie 1 / visit: victorianfootballleague.com.au VFL squads CAPTAIN: JAMES FLAHERTY BENDIGO BOMBERS Coach: ADRIAN HICKMOTT No. Name DOB HT WT Previous clubs G B 1 Jay * AFL Essendon listed player # AFL Essendon rookie VFL RECORd / 2 VFL squads CAPTAINS: STEvE KENNA/Lukas markovIC BOx hIll hawkS Coach: brendan bolton No. Name DOB HT WT Previous clubs G B 1 Joel cRoss 14/05/87 181 75 old camberwell 2 steve KeNNa 08/10/81 170 70 south adelaide (SA)/carlton 3 Nick StocKDale 09/08/89 185 84 Traralgon/gippsland Power 4 sam iles 19/06/87 185 83 collingwood/Tasmania (VFl) 5 Ben smithwicK 02/10/87 178 78 old carey 6 lukas markoVic