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EAST COAST EAGLES AFL FOOTBALL CLUB Inc EAST COAST EAGLES AFL FOOTBALL CLUB 2016 EAST COAST EAGLES AFL FOOTBALL CLUB – 2016 YEAR BOOK CLUB MANAGERIAL HISTORY YEAR PRESIDENT GENERAL SECRETARY FINANCE SENIOR CHAIRMAN MANAGER ADMINISTRATOR COACH 1976 Ray Johns N/A TBA TBA N/A 77 -79 John Morris N/A TBA TBA N/A 80 -81 Kevin Hall N/A TBA TBA N/A 1982 Brian Ginger N/A TBA TBA N/A 1983 Ian Fraser N/A Glenys Reed John Mitchell N/A 1984 Grahame Willis N/A Glenys Reed Andy McPhee N/A 1985 Grahame Willis N/A Prue Daffy Andy McPhee N/A 1986 Bill McLeod N/A Jill Turbi ll Andy McPhee N/A 1987 Bill McLeod N/A Jill Turbill Andy McPhee N/A Jim Pascoe 1988 Bill McLeod N/A Jill Turbill Jim Pascoe David Grace Bruce Johnson 1989 Grahame Willis N/A Pam Johnson Jim Pascoe Bill Willington 1990 Grahame Willis N/A Pam Johnson Ji m Pascoe Doug Scholz 1991 Grahame Willis N/A Henry Yeates Jim Pascoe Doug Scholz 1992 Jim Pascoe N/A Henry Yeates Jacki Toy Mick Toy 1993 Tony Hill N/A Henry Yeates Ian Fraser James Walton 1994 Tony Hill N/A Henry Yeates Jake Armstrong Doug Scholz 199 5 Tony Hill N/A Henry Yeates Lou Zivkovich Dennis Dunstan Garry Hutchinson 1996 Peter Physick N/A Henry Yeates John Spring Kevin Allen 1997 Peter Physick N/A Henry Yeates John Spring Matthew Frost 1998 Peter Physick N/A Henry Yeates John Spring Craig Mc Grath 1999 Peter Physick N/A John Evernden Jan Frost Craig McGrath Bob Wynne 2000 Peter Physick Andrew Bence Bob Wynne Jan Frost Tim Jones 2001 Peter Physick Andrew Bence Richard Lee Bob Wynne Tim Jones 2002 Peter Physick Andrew Bence Richard Lee Bob W ynne Andrew Baxter Gus Seebeck 2003 Peter Physick John Evernden Sarah Campbell Bob Wynne Michael Knuppel 2004 Peter Physick Bob Wynne N/A Bob Wynne Michael Knuppel 2005 Peter Physick David Ralston N/A Andrew Baxter Rohan Graham 2006 Peter Physick Wally Gallio N/A Andrew Baxter Rohan Graham 2007 Peter Physick Anthony Dignan N/A Andrew Baxter Rohan Graham 2008 Gus Seebeck Anthony Dignan N/A Phil Bester Glenn Garner 2009 Gus Seebeck Anthony Dignan N/A Phil Bester Glenn Garner 2010 Gus Seebeck N/A Rowa n Bilkey Tony Moran Glenn Garner 2011 Gus Seebeck N/A Craig Abercrombie Tony Moran Glenn Garner 2012 Gus Seebeck Tony Moran Tony Moran Craig Abercrombie Glenn Garner 2013 Gus Seebeck Gavin Lawrence Gavin Lawrence Gus Seebeck Marc Dragicevic 2014 Gus Se ebeck Gavin Lawrence Gavin Lawrence Gus Seebeck Michael Sankey Peter Physick Jon Gawley (from 27/08/14) (from 27/08/14) 201 5 Peter Physic k N/A Richard Le e Jon Gawle y Michael Sanke y 2016 Peter Physick N/A Jon Gawley Jon Gawley Michael Sankey The Club played as The Baulkham Hills Falcons from 1976 -1992 in lower grades. The Sydney AFL Premier League teams played as the Baulkham Hills Falcons during 1993 -1999 The Sydney AFL Premier League teams played as the East Coast Eagles during 2000 - 2011 All grades, including NEAFL played as the Sydney Hills Eagles in 2012, 2013 & 2014 The Club changed its name in 2015 and returned to AFL Sydney as the East Coast Eagles. 2 EAST COAST EAGLES AFL FOOTBALL CLUB – 2016 YEAR BOOK INDEX Club Managerial history …………………………………………………………………. 2 Board of Directors .................................................................................................... 4 Club Life Member Honour roll …………………………………………………………. 4 201 6 Annual General Meeting.... ............................................................................. 4 President’s report..................... …...…………………………………………………..... 6 Financial report ......................................................................................................... 8 Our most valued Partners ....................................................................................... 10 Retirements .............................................................................................................. 13 Facilities ………................……………………………………………………………….. 14 Catering ..................................................................................................................... 16 Coterie Club .............................................................................................................. 17 Phelan M edallist – Jack Dimery .............................................................................. 18 Player Life Members ... ……………………………………………......………………….. 20 Acknowledgements and Achievements ................................................................ 22 President’s Award .................................................................................................... 23 Club Person of the Year .......................................................................................... 24 Clubman of the Year ................................................................................................ 25 Volunteer of the Year ………………………….…………………................………...... 26 Club Champion ......... …….…….….…………...………………………………………… 27 Leading Goalkick ers ................................................................................................. 28 Rising Star ................................................................................................................ 29 Club Records .........……………….…….........…………………………………………... 30 Best & Fairest history ............…………………………………………………………… 32 Women’s Football ...............................………………….................................….…… 33 Magpies Academy ................................…..………………………………….…………. 35 The season wrap ...................................................................................................... 38 Under 19 .................................................................................................................... 39 Third Grade (Division Three) …….....…………….………………………….…….…... 43 Reserve Grade (Division One) ................................................................................ 48 Premier Division ....................... ............……….……………………………………….. 53 Player Milestones ....................................…..………………………………………….. 62 Club Senior match statistics .................................................................................... 64 Premier Division (Club Champion) voting …………………………………………… 69 Reserve Grade (Division One) voting ..................................................................... 70 Third Grade (Division Three) voting ........................................................................ 71 Under 19 voting. ....................................................................................................... 72 Premiership ladders ................................................................................................ 73 EAST COAST EAGLES AFL FOOTBALL CLUB Inc. PO BOX 6029 ROUSE HILL NSW 2155 ABN 13 731 963 684 Tel: 0458 476094 [email protected] www.eastcoasteagles.com.au 3 EAST COAST EAGLES AFL FOOTBALL CLUB – 2016 YEAR BOOK BOARD of DIRECTORS - 2016 PRESIDENT / MEDIA Peter Physick VICE PRESIDENT / FINANCE / SPONSORSHIP Jon Gawley FACILITY MANAGEMENT Paul Meyer FOOTBALL MANAGEMENT Paul Eastman WOMEN’S FOOTBALL & JUNIOR DEVELOPMENT David Arndt CLUB LIFE MEMBER HONOUR ROLL 1984 Glenys Re ed & Doug Reed 1986 Ian Mercer 1988 Grahame Willis 1990 Ian Fraser & Bill McLeod 1991 John Payne & Rob Stone 1993 Kath Fraser 1994 David Grace 1995 Pam Johnson & Anne McLeod 1996 Arthur Frost, Bruce Johnson, Warren Quintrell, Henry Yeates 1997 Gra eme Merkel 1998 Greg Crosby 1999 Ross Abercrombie, Graeme Bleus 2000 Laima Physick, Peter Physick 2001 Alan Brotherston, Paul Madden 2002 Craig Abercrombie, Scott Abercrombie, John Evernden, Les Jarjoura 2004 Rudi Bylsma, Richard Lee, Bob Wynne 2007 Mike Pilkington 2008 Trevor Hangan 2010 Steve Gawley 2015 Rodney Frost, Jon Gawley Life Members listed above received their recognition under the separate Constitutions which governed the Baulkham Hills AFC and East Coast Eagles AFL Football Clubs up until November 2007. The East Coast Eagles were formed in 2000. At the 2007 AGM, a revised East Coast Eagles Constitution was adopted which varied the qualification terms. 2016 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING EAST COAST EAGLES AFL FOOTBALL CLUB INC ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING NOTICE Wednesday December 14th 2016 at 7.30pm The Greenway Room – Mean Fiddler Hotel Cnr Commercial Road and Windsor Road, Rouse Hill: NSW Notice is hereby given that the 2016 Annual General Meeting of the East Coast Eagles AFL Football Club Inc. will be held at the address above on Wednesday December 14th 2016. 4 EAST COAST EAGLES AFL FOOTBALL CLUB – 2016 YEAR BOOK The main purpose of the AGM is to elect nominating Club Members to the positions to be filled on the Club Board and the various committees to be outlined on the night. • All positions are declared vacant and elections will be held to form the 2017 Executive Board. • All candidates for such election must be financial Club members and must be proposed and seconded by financial Club members. • Financial Members can lodge written nominations with the Club seven (7) days prior to the Annual General Meeting and shall be eligible for election to a vacant position. Nominations can also be called from the floor on the night if required. Details of positions to be filled are as follows: • Five Board positions (minimum) comprising: o President o Vice President / Finance o Football Operations o Women’s Football o Administration o Sponsorship / Media / Player Liaison Four of the current five Directors are standing again for re-election. The appropriate form to nominate for a position on the Board of Directors will be available on the Club website. Please complete and e-mail
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