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Week9 E-Record .Indd E-Footy RECORD 31st May 2008 Issue 9 Editorial with Marty King AFL AND AFLPA SET TO MOVE ON NEW ALCOHOL POLICY It’s terrifi c to see the AFL and the AFL Players Association working collaboratively to formulate a new policy on responsible alcohol consumption in the football environment. They are seeking feedback from each of the 16 AFL clubs, together with key national drug and alcohol experts, before framing a policy with guidelines that all AFL clubs and associated bod- ies like AFL Queensland can use to develop their own. This comes after a lot of background work was done over almost two years and the AFL Com- mission received a full briefi ng. The AFL, the Players’ Association and the AFL clubs understand that quite clearly that they have a responsibility to promote responsible drinking within the AFL and among the 16 clubs, the players and staff. But it’s not just about the elite level. The same will apply at the grassroots level and we at AFLQ will look to partner with the League on this important initiative. The guidelines within the AFL Framing Policy will provide a framework for AFL clubs and asso- ciated bodies to assist them in developing their own individual club responsible alcohol policies. The AFL Framing Policy lists a set of objectives for players and club staff, including the devel- opment of approaches for responsible consumption, effective pathways for treatment of alco- hol-related problems, creating responsible drinking cultures and using player welfare oriented and education-based approaches to promote responsible alcohol consumption. Clubs and stakeholders have been given two weeks to submit their feedback, and we look forward to taking this important initiative to the next level. Generally speaking, we at AFL Queensland have been more than satisfi ed with the behavior of patrons at local matches this year, but, as is so often the case, there is always the odd person who may be tempted to do the wrong thing. So, in the interests of providing a safe and fun environment for all members of the family, we encourage all patrons to remember their responsibility to the game and to those around them and, please, do the right thing. Next Rounds’ Games E-Footy Saturday 7th June Record General Bye Round (Rep Games) Chief Executive Offi cer: Richard Griffi ths Football Operations Manager: Marty King Saturday 14th June Record Editor: David Heilbron Media Consultant: Peter Blucher Burleigh v Sandgate Advertising: Penny Chapple Western Magpies v Maroochy/Northshore All Correspondence to: The Editor, Footy Record, AFL Queensland, PO Box 1211 Springwood v Mayne COORPAROO DC, QLD 4151. Tel (07) 33942433 Coolangatta v Noosa PBC v Wilston Grange Surfers Paradise v Aspley Velocity Sports AFL Queensland State League - Pineapple Hotel Cup Wilston Grange GORILLAS Burleigh BOMBERS No Name G B No. Name G B 1 Luke O’Shea 2 Justin Street 1 Jesse Butt 3 Gary Merkel 2 Andrew Turner 4 Bryce Hooper 3 Aaron Pianta 5 Leigh Stevenson 4 Jayson Pate 6 Aidan Ryan 5 Joel Coleing 7 Paul Mills 6 Marcus Powell 8 Damien Wright 7 John Chennall 9 Barry O’Brien 8 Paul Branchfl ower 10 Michael Rogers 9 Matt Simpson 11 Simon Brown 10 Luke Rowe 12 Brad Geere 11 Corey Taylor 13 Josh Field 12 Brett Robinson 14 Patrick McMahon 13 Mark Owen 15 Toby Van der Venne 14 Dane Seckold 16 Mark Pennington © 15 Chris Dickenson 17 Andrew Morrison 16 Ryan Gurton 18 Rory Molan 17 Jarrod Wagland 19 Bill Oswell 18 Colby Newbegin 20 Jason Hill 19 Heath Grant 21 Matthew Bradforde 20 Troy Crossley 22 Jim McMahon 21 Levi Kalms 23 Brad Terrell 22 Cameron Roland 24 Hugh Campbell 23 Zane Doubleday 25 Adrian Brown 24 Peter Rowe 26 Mark Harradine 27 Matthew Brittain 25 Mathew Buck 28 Chris Lambart 26 Michael Sowter 29 Roly Cash (V-C) 27 Koray Hudarvadi 30 Brad Suitor 28 Mathew Garland 31 Shane Wood 29 Shaun Zober 32 Tom Smith 30 Robert Martin 33 Andrew Chadwick 31 Daniel Goodacre 34 Dean Warren 32 Christopher Burrell 35 Calvin Cowie 33 Peter Laenger 36 Schyler Johnson 34 Tim Schalaghecke 37 Simon Rocco 35 Devon Looney 38 Daniel Cruze 36 Liam Rourke 39 Jeremy Best 37 Tom Sutherland 40 Dean Matejcek 38 Mitchell Wright 41 Patrick Sharp 39 Gerrard Sangston 42 Dan McPhee 40 Geoff Whitworth 43 Jayce Hartas 41 Beau Runnalls 44 Michael Stevens 42 Bo Hodder 45 Michael Doecke 43 Jeremy Hefford 46 Anthony Davis 44 Brad Jenkinson 47 Luke Venzke 45 Rodney Clack 48 Todd Scott 46 Ben Edney 49 Michael Pedler 47 Jeremy Berehndorff 50 Seth Lauze 48 Sean Coglan 51 Robert Lennox 49 Ben Carlisle 52 Sam Cox 50 Sean Waller 53 Jordan Shertock 54 Alex Wagner 51 Clinton Moore 55 Adam Scott 52 Nathan Carr 56 Jeff Broadbent 53 Burke De Morton 57 Josh Dargusch 54 Stephen Muir 58 Geoff Wright 55 James Eadie 59 Shane Suitor 56 Craig Seckold 60 Craig Johnson TEAM 1/4 Time 1/2 Time 3/4 Time FINAL Wilston Grange Burleigh Footy Record Issue 9 31st May 2008 Page 3 Velocity Sports AFL Queensland State League - Pineapple Hotel Cup PINEAPPLE HOTEL CUP 2008 “TEAM OF THE WEEK” Nick Hammonds (Noosa) Bronte Smith Tim McEvoy (Coolanagatta) (Magpies) Ben Long Gabe McKinnon Peter Rowe (Sandgate) (Sandgate) (Burleigh) Val Pope Travis Tamburro Nathan Lavis (Magpies) (Surfers) (Noosa) Dan Cruse Aaron Pianta Jayson Pate (W/Grange) (Burleigh) (Burleigh) Adrian Hill Jack Parkes (PBC) (Noosa) Korey Fulton (PBC) Rucks Interchange Jason Smith (Coolangatta) Trent Morrisy (Sandgate) Nathan Sullivan (Surfers) Ben Stanley (M/Northshore) Mikal Bloom (PBC) Ben Jaenke-Cain (Magpies) Brent Evans (Aspley) Page 4 Footy Record Issue 9 31st May 2008 Velocity Sports AFL Queensland State League Aspley HORNETS Coolangatta BLUES No Name G B No Name G B 1 Steve Jackson 1 Donald Barry 2 Josh Weller 2 Kris Zane 3 Shaun Mugavin 3 Augustine Bede 4 David Stackleberg 4 Kohby Poole 5 Brent Evans 5 Patrick Ross 6 Andrew McElroy 6 Matty Boyd 7 Dale Wills 7 Justin Moffat 8 Michael Ward 8 Paul McCullough 9 Joe McElroy 9 LeighTaylor 10 David Kirwan 10 Desmond Waluka 11 Tynan O’Donnell 11 Ashley Cowland 12 Darren O’Keefe 12 James Cook 13 Dan Gaunt 13 Wayne Shannon 14 Brett Wilson 14 Danny Rout 15 Grant Wilkinson 15 Matt Bedford 16 Ben Purssell 16 David Evertius 17 Ben Rodgers 17 Emma Wartovo 18 Andrew Childs 18 David Thayer 19 Ben Stackleberg 19 Ben Butchart 20 Mathew Nuss 20 Jamie Nani 21 Mathew Tucker 21 Josh McCleary 22 Gareth Purcell 22 Jason Smith 23 Michael Harris 23 Leigh Philpott 24 Michael Clarke 24 Ben Douthie 25 William McElroy 25 Chad Purcell 26 Cale Agosta 26 Kane Haley 27 Mathew McGlone 27 Danny Maxwell 28 Jonothan Almond 28 Daniel Oats 29 Jeff Mant 29 Matt Mclaughlin 30 Jack Dalton 30 Andrew Boyce 31 Tom Marshall 31 Daniel Carey 32 Cameron Colvin 32 Charles Algreen 33 Jason Clow 33 Danny Fairs 34 Michael Richardson 34 Liam Millard 35 Brendan Foote 35 Jack Munroe 36 Daniel Campbell 36 Peter Milaura 37 Jeffery Cooper 37 Dean Baulch 38 David Gazelle 38 Bronte Smith 39 Lachlin Harris 39 Ryan Irwin 40 Michael Lane 40 Adam Fairbank 41 Andrew Green 41 Adam Mokrusch 42 Adam Kratzman 42 Lachlan Ygoa-Mckeown 43 Adrian Foote 43 Tate Duku 44 Joel Cooney 44 Matt Boughton 45 Ben Miers 45 Matt Hemsley 46 Shane Guest 46 Joe Lawton 47 Rob Grealy 47 Ashley Streater 48 Scott Davies 48 Wade Maxwell 49 Mark Packer 49 Joseph Ila 50 David Noble 50 Javier Ballister 51 Christian Tsalikis 51 Alex Lobianco 53 Brodie Agosta 52 Gerard Oliver 54 Bryan Edlond 53 Stephen Larcombe 55 Corey Evans 54 Will Spry 56 Shane Hamilton 55 Jason Bolt TEAM 1/4 Time 1/2 Time 3/4 Time FINAL Aspley Coolangatta Footy Record Issue 9 31st May 2008 Page 5 Velocity Sports AFL Queensland State League - Pineapple Hotel Cup FACTS & FIGURES ABOUT THE INDIGENOUS ROLE IN AFL FOOTBALL DID YOU KNOW? • Since joining the AFL in 1997, 13 Indigenous players have debuted for Port It was Indigenous Round in the AFL last Adelaide. This is the second highest number weekend, but did you realize just how strong in the AFL behind Fremantle (18) and equal the relationship and interaction is between with Essendon (13). the AFL and Indigenous people? Here are some facts and fi gures that demonstrate Indigenous Player Honours: just how big the contribution of Indigenous • 3 Brownlow Medallists - Adam people is to the national game, and why the Goodes (2003, 2006), Gavin Wanganeen AFL values their role so highly. (1993) • 6 Norm Smith Medallists - Maurice • The AFL investment in Indigenous Rioli, Peter Matera, Michael Long, Andrew programs and events is around $3.5 million McLeod (twice) and Byron Pickett; annually. • 24 All Australian players • 27 Premiership players • The AFL’s Indigenous programs • 3 NAB AFL Rising Star Award Win- reach over 87,000 Indigenous people or ners - Byron Pickett (1998) Adam Goodes 36% of Australia’s total Indigenous male (1999), Danyle Pearce (2006) population. • 14 Indigenous players have played • There are currently 24 Australian 200 games or more matches; after David Football Indigenous Academies across the Wirrpanda posted his 200th game in Indig- country. Clontarf Foundation is working in enous Round. WA and NT in cooperation with AFL State af- fi liates where appropriate, while the AFL has • 7 Indigenous players have played academies in NSW, QLD and Vic independ- more than 250 games ently of Clontarf. • Only one Indigenous player has • There are currently 6 AFL clubs en- reached 300 games (Gavin Wanganeen) but gaged with 6 communities in the Club Fos- Andrew McLeod is nearing the 300 game tership Program including Port Adelaide’s milestone.
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