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Afl Canberra Record AFL CANBERRA SENIOR RECORDFIRST GRADE I SECOND GRADE I RISING STARS June 17-18 CONTACT DETAILS AFL NSW/ACT Corner Launceston St & www.aflca St @AFLCANBERRA Woden ACT 2606 PO Box 461, Woden ACT 2606 P: 02 6214 2300 GAMES FIRST GRADE I ROUND 9 Gungahlin v Ainslie, Sat 17 June, 2.00pm, Gungahlin Enclosed Oval Eastlake v Belconnen, Sat 17 June, 3.00pm, UNSW Canberra Oval Queanbeyan v Tuggeranong, Sun 18 June, 2.00pm, Allinsure Park SECOND GRADE I ROUND 9 Gungahlin v Ainslie, Sat 17 June, 12.00pm, Gungahlin Enclosed Oval Eastlake v Belconnen, Sat 17 June, 9.30am, UNSW Canberra Oval Queanbeyan v Tuggeranong, Sun 18 June, 12.00pm, Allinsure Park CARESUPER RISING STARS I ROUND 12 Gungahlin v Ainslie, Sat 17 June, 10.00am, Gungahlin Enclosed Oval Eastlake v Belconnen, Sat 17 June, 10.00am, Kingston Oval Marist v Queanbeyan, Sat 17 June, 9.45am, Allinsure Park ERRA L CANB 2017 AF HALL OF ECTION FUN MCTION FAINDU %BUF'SJEBZUI+VMZ 5JNFQNBSSJWBM 7FOVF&BTUMBLF'PPUCBMM$MVC 0YMFZ4U (SJGŸUI 1SJDFQQ $BOBQFTQSPWJEFEXJUIBDBTICBS 3471UPNBSLTQFBS!BŹDPNBVCZTU+VOF SENIOR LISTS GUNGAHLIN JETS No. First Name Surname DOB GOALS BEHINDS 1 Jayden Hind 4/6/91 2 Matthew Reynolds 22/6/00 4 Jacob Dyer 4/5/94 5 Josh Bubnich 7/9/90 6 Julian Clarkson 28/3/76 8 James Noble 13/7/94 9 Daniel Leon 5/10/95 12 Travis Scholfield 7/3/80 13 Jesse Wilesmith 6/6/95 14 Ryan Gibson 31/8/94 15 William Chambers 18/5/91 17 Michael Rothnie 1/6/94 18 Brendan Corbett 14/3/98 21 Sacha Teh 15/1/90 23 Daniel Mcdonald 19/2/92 25 Billy Brine 5/9/89 26 Jack Hadley 29/10/9 9 28 Kieran Duffin 3/12/93 32 Brandon McRedmond 24/7/92 33 Jaryd Larter 17/2/93 36 Declan Welsh 6/5/93 37 William Hambleton 6/8/98 39 Brendan Summers 13/1/98 43 Zach Barton-Browne 4/2/98 45 Robert Forman 3/5/93 48 Lachlan Hope 8/11/97 51 Daniel McAlonan 17/2/98 57 Kyle Morton 6/6/98 60 Connor Davies 20/5/98 68 Liam Hunter 8/6/97 Alex Smout 14/10/94 Ashley Humphrey 20/11/87 Jacob Mennen 2/5/84 Eli Furnell 9/5/96 Luke Cordina 12/1/87 Matthew Anderson 23/7/85 SENIOR LISTS AINSLIE TRICOLOURS No. First Name Surname DOB GOALS BEHINDS 2 Jason Fleming 28/12/85 3 Nicholas Paine 16/3/88 5 Mitchell Ward 27/12/90 6 Aaron Wiles 7/1/90 9 Liam O'Neil 25/4/85 10 Will Beaumont 6/5/99 11 Josh Maynard 29/11/95 12 Max Richardson 28/7/96 13 Jed Costigan 25/2/90 14 Christopher Barrie 10/10/86 15 Hugh Phillips 22/10/94 16 Matthew Renet 1/2/89 18 Jeremy Hirst 18/1/92 19 Hayden Armstrong 13/8/91 20 Simon Curtis 3/12/88 22 Ben Perry 17/3/89 23 Henry Delves 8/4/95 25 James Rice 9/8/77 26 Tim Vickers-Willis 1/11/93 27 Charlie Boyton 29/10/95 28 Damien Bowles 10/4/87 29 Cameron Bernasconi 11/7/92 31 Daniel Ledda 4/1/92 32 Lachlan Carter 27/3/94 33 Matthew Teasdale 27/9/96 34 Jack Cuzner 19/8/88 35 Todd Ford 12/9/96 36 Ted Hunt 6/6/97 37 David Thorne 19/3/85 38 Andrew Thompson 1/1/88 39 Matthew Thompson 28/6/86 40 Alexander Mitchell 5/9/93 41 Zac Lindsay 6/7/99 42 Liam Toohey 22/10/9 44 Mathew Ackland 3/7/98 45 Haydn Richardson 30/4/98 47 Tom Roughton 10/7/99 48 David Tow 4/8/84 53 Shaun Pawczynski 19/2/93 54 Will Hamill 26/7/86 55 Joshua Taylor 19/7/93 56 Joel Chapman 6/3/95 57 Thomas Hincksman 9/8/97 Liam Griffiths 12/1/96 HOME CLUB NEWS This week we congratulate Tim Gray and Justin Mesman who will both play their 100th senior match for Eastlake. Tim and Justin began their Eastlake career together over 10 years ago and are both proud to share this milestone. This is a fantastic achievement and everyone at the club congratulates them and wishes them all the best against Belconnen on Saturday afternoon at Manuka Oval. Eastlake0' Football'*$ Club* will" also- be conducting1"3 a raffle5/ each& home3 game4 where4 one6 lucky1 winner1- will* claim&3 a 4 gift hamper courtesy of our 2017 partner Priceline Pharmacy Woden! Tickets are $2 each or 3 tickets for $5. The raffle will be drawn the week following the match and the winner contacted by phone. SENIOR LISTS EASTLAKE DEMONS No. First Name Surname DOB GOALS BEHINDS 2 Nick Anderson 31/10/97 3 Samuel De Sousa 4/12/97 5 Ben McGinness 19/2/99 6 James Collingridge 30/4/93 7 Michael McCormack 20/8/98 8 Tim Gray 1/5/86 9 Jasper Kidd 13/5/96 10 Declan O'Rourke 23/1/92 11 Justin Mesman 10/11/85 12 Ciaran O'Rourke 27/4/94 13 Liam Tutty 19/10/97 16 Anthony Watt 31/10/8 17 Joseph Hancock 1/6/94 21 Andrew Howship 4/9/97 22 Kirk Mahon 13/2/93 23 Michael Peterson 22/2/96 24 Jackson Crowe 19/9/98 25 Zachary Stibbard 10/1/97 26 Bradley Tomamichel 10/7/94 27 Matthew Smith 2/7/94 28 Liam Lupton 28/5/99 30 Alex Wilson 19/10/9 31 Shae Darcy 2/10/95 33 Jake Gumley 22/2/88 34 Daniel Ryall 24/1/91 35 Jess Johnson 4/9/93 38 Harrison Bryant 23/3/94 39 Nicholas Wood 30/4/97 41 Jono Painting 15/7/91 42 Ned Stewart 19/5/98 43 James Roberts 11/11/99 44 Brandon Perkins 11/2/97 45 Toby Warwick 13/4/98 46 Ben McMahon 6/5/97 47 Marco D'Amico 4/2/96 49 Jeramey Edwards 19/5/97 50 Joseph Kerin 27/5/98 51 James Elwin 7/9/98 53 Jack Ellis 30/4/97 54 Ethan Rosin 15/6/98 55 Michael Kendrick 23/8/98 57 Luke James 15/4/95 58 Kieran Douglas 17/7/94 59 Stephen James 12/4/97 SENIOR LISTS BELCONNEN MAGPIES No. First Name Surname DOB GOALS BEHINDS 2 Stephen Coate 23/1/90 4 Lachlan Harper 6/11/94 5 Beau Walker 27/9/93 6 James Bennett 3/6/87 7 Len Haddrill 14/6/91 8 Sam O'Sullivan 8/5/96 10 Blake Talsma 20/8/87 12 Matthew Kelly 28/6/95 13 Jacob Taylor 23/12/92 15 Alexander Jones 26/1/94 16 Jack Harper 5/12/98 17 Joseph Kenna 7/6/99 18 Ben Turnbull 10/8/84 19 Jeffrey Dowdell 13/3/87 20 Nicholas Kelly 28/6/95 21 Kieran Ruyg 7/11/97 22 Daniel Posch 3/9/87 23 Rhys Healy 4/4/95 25 Brenton Joyce 3/3/87 26 Dominic Bunyan 2/7/87 28 Ben McCabe 29/3/94 30 Benjamin Telford 8/2/94 32 Matthew Viney 26/8/89 33 Christopher York 15/7/86 34 Bradley Hoffmann 20/8/95 36 Cameron Johnson 25/2/97 37 Liam Lusty 10/10/87 38 Thomas Falco 13/12/95 39 Bradley Posch 9/6/93 40 William McInnes 12/3/99 43 Thomas Purcell 3/6/90 44 Djali Bloomfield 2/5/92 46 Ryan Turnbull 3/10/88 47 Corey Page 20/10/97 48 Hamish Healy 18/2/97 49 David Sim 13/9/00 50 Benjamin Marks 18/7/95 54 Michael McQueen 19/3/97 55 Jonathon Dunn 28/3/89 59 Brent Faram 30/8/97 60 Nicholas Burridge 8/6/90 Jak Willcox 3/11/95 Luke McGilvray 14/12/94 Mitchell Lamb 1/6/94 HOME CLUB NEWS OUR TRIBUTE TO WOMEN IN FOOTBALL AND WOMEN IN THE SERVICES 2017 has shown the Australian public that football is not just about men. The same can be said about our proud and dedicated service personnel. On0 Sunday,'' 18* June$ *the" Tigers- will1 honour"3 women5/ in football&3 and4 women4 611-*&34 in the services by wearing a specially designed pink camouflage jumper. The day of home games at Allinsure Park, against ANU in the Women’s match and Tuggeranong Hawks in Firsts and Seconds, will also include defence force personnel addressing playing groups and tossing the coin for matches. Captain Alexandra McDonald is the first Australian Defence Force Female Officer to graduate to Artillery. Captain Alexandra will commence the day with an address to our Women’s team. Corporal Jeff Langdon, an Army PTI with a long connection to Australian Defence Force football will speak to our Second Grade. Our own Rising Stars coach, Warrant Officer Chris Clifton, will address First Grade and give an insight into his little known background away from football. Warrant Officer Clifton will outline the values and sacrifice that the men and women take on as a defence force member; how the values and sacrifices of the defence forces relate to a football team; and what a “team” looks like in battle - whether that be in the field of battle or on a football field. The day will also feature a Women’s Luncheon at the Tigers Club featuring guest speaker Bec Goddard - a premiership-winning coach of the Adelaide Crows in the inaugural AFL Women’s season.
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