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Milestones 2017 MILESTONES 2017 Round 10 STEFAN – 100 GAMES Age group: U16's When did you start playing at Yarrambat? Auskick, 6 years What do you love about playing at Footy? It’s a great game & being a part of a team is a good feeling AFL team? Western Bulldogs Favourite AFL player and why? Liam Picken, he is so good to watch & he plays great footy. Round 8 OLIVER – 100 GAMES Age group: U15's When did you start playing at Yarrambat? Started playing in U9’s, 2010 AFL team? Collingwood Favourite AFL player and why? Jamie Elliot SEBASTIAN – 50 GAMES Age group: U11's When did you start playing at Yarrambat? Started playing in U9’s What do you love about playing at Yarrambat? I play with all of my school friends AFL team? Collingwood Favourite AFL player and why? Eddy Betts, his ability to kick goals JUDE – 50 GAMES Age group: U11's When did you start playing at Yarrambat? Auskick, 5 years What do you love about playing at Yarrambat? Team mates, working together & making new friends AFL team? Collingwood Favourite AFL player and why? Steele Sidebottom – he’s so skilled Round 7 AIDEN – 100 GAMES Age group: U15's When did you start playing at Yarrambat? Started u9’s in 2010 AFL team? Hawthorn MACK - 100 GAMES Age group: U16's What do you love about playing at Yarrambat? Playing football with all my mates. AFL team? Collingwood Favourite AFL player and why? Scott Pendlebury, footy skills & the leadership qualities. LUCAS – 50 GAMES Age group: U12's When did you start playing at Yarrambat? 2014 and has played in 2 Premiership winning sides in 2015 & 2016. AFL team? Nth Melbourne Favourite AFL player and why? Luke McDonald because he is tough and plays the game hard. What do you love about playing at Yarrambat? Lucas loves playing at Yarrambat JFC because the coaches are really nice and he loves playing footy with his friends. Round 6 KONNAR – 100 GAMES Age group: U15's When did you start playing at Yarrambat? Started u9’s in 2010 AFL team? Richmond DYLAN – 50 GAMES Age group: U11's When did you start playing at Yarrambat? Auskick in 2012, 7 years old What do you love about playing at Yarrambat? It is a fair & good club AFL team? Bulldogs Favourite AFL player and why? Marcus Bontempelli, because he is a good midfielder JESSE – 50 GAMES Age group: U11's When did you start playing at Yarrambat? I started in Auskick when I was 6 What do you love about playing at Yarrambat? My dad coaches me & I play football with all my mates. Yarrambat is the best club to play for. Go Bats. AFL team? Collingwood Favourite AFL player and why? Jamie Elliot, because I look like him & I love how he takes screamers & kicks goals. KYAN – 50 GAMES Age group: U11's When did you start playing at Yarrambat? 6 years old What do you love about playing at Yarrambat? It’s a great club & my friends play there. AFL team? Melbourne Demons Favourite AFL player and why? Jordan Lewis –because I like the way he plays. Round 5 DANIEL – 100 GAMES Age group: U16's When did you start playing at Yarrambat? Started when he was 3 in Auskick What do you love about playing at Yarrambat? I love footy as it has taught me my great social skills, it has enhanced his athletic abilities & its lots of fun. AFL team? Essendon Favourite AFL player and why? Michael Hurley, as he dominates in his position & he is a great leader. COBY - 100 GAMES Age group: U14's When did you start playing at Yarrambat? 2017 What do you love about playing at Yarrambat? It is a friendly & welcoming club. AFL team? Western Bulldogs Favourite AFL player and why? Marcus Bontempelli, because he is a fair & skilful player. JORDAN – 50 GAMES Age group: U16's When did you start playing at Yarrambat? 2017 What do you love about playing at Yarrambat? I like being part of a team. AFL team? Collingwood Favourite AFL player and why? Scott Pendlebury, because he shows great leadership. LUKE – 50 GAMES Age group: U16's When did you start playing at Yarrambat? Started in u15’S What do you love about playing at Yarrambat? I love the game of footy and like to keep fit. AFL team? Collingwood Favourite AFL player and why? Scott Pendlebury, because of the way he plays in the midfield & his skills. Round 4 COOPER – 100 GAMES Age group: U14's When did you start playing at Yarrambat? Started 2009 at 6 years old , 8th playing season What do you love about playing at Yarrambat? The Club is great and lots of friends AFL team? Essendon Favourite AFL player and why? Dyson Heppell, I love the way he plays and I have met him a couple of times and he is so good. JAKE – 100 GAMES Age group: U16's When did you start playing at Yarrambat? Started 2008 Jake ended up with 4 stitches & a black eye from a head clash in his 100th game! RYAN – 100 GAMES Age group: U15's When did you start playing at Yarrambat? Started in u9’s, 2010 AFL team? Hawthorn Round 3 CALEB – 50 GAMES Age group: u16's When did you start playing at Yarrambat? 2015 AFL team: Richmond Round 2 JACKSON – 100 GAMES Age group: u15's When did you start playing at Yarrambat? U9’s in 2010 AFL team: Collingwood COOPER – 100 GAMES Age group: u16's When did you start playing at Yarrambat? 2017 What do you love about playing footy? I love playing football because you get to be part of a team environment. Football has given me the opportunity to meet new friends and has taught me new skills & self- development as a person. AFL team: Collingwood Favourite AFL players: Scott Pendlebury as he is a good leader & a great all round player. ETHAN – 50 GAMES Age group: u13's When did you start playing at Yarrambat? Year/Age Under 10s and was 9 years old on debut What do you love about playing at Yarrambat? Playing with friends and being part of a family friendly club. Favourite AFL team? Collingwood Favourite AFL player and why? Marcus Bontempelli - because of his ability to dominate a game TRENT – 50 GAMES Age group: u12's When did you start playing at Yarrambat? Year/Age 2013 What do you love about playing at Yarrambat? Playing with mates and the team colours Favourite AFL team? Hawthorn Favourite AFL player and why? Jaeger O’Meara Round 1 KYLIE – 100 GAMES Age group: u14's When did you start playing at Yarrambat? When I was 5 years old What do you love about playing at Yarrambat? Playing with all my mates AFL team: Carlton Favourite AFL players: Bontempelli Fyfe and Cripps COOPER – 50 GAMES Age group: u13's When did you start playing at Yarrambat? Year/Age 2013. 9 Years old What do you love about playing at Yarrambat? I have all my mates in my team, & Yarrambat is a club that won’t give up & always try their hardest, win or lose we are always happy after the game. Favourite AFL team? Essendon Favourite AFL player and why? Dyson Heppell. I get excited when I see him running through packs & taking big strong marks & kicking grouse goals. .
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