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Round 16 28 July 2018 “Umpire Appreciation Round”

Round 16 - 28 July 2018 40 Round 16 – 28 July 2018 1 www.bdafl.com.au www.bdafl.com.au BLACK DIAMOND AFL FIXTURES Po Box 9163, Wyoming NSW 2250 Saturday, 28 July 2018 Hunter Haval Black Diamond Cup Lake Macquarie v Warners Bay Tulkaba Park 2.00pm FOOTBALL OPERATIONS MANAGER Killarney Vale v Newcastle City Adelaide St Oval 2.00pm Garry Burkinshaw Maitland v Cardiff Max McMahon Oval 2.00pm Mobile: 0400 725384 Singleton v Gosford Rose Point Park 2.00pm E-mail: [email protected] Terrigal Avoca v Nelson Bay Hylton Moore Oval 2.00pm Wyong Lakes —Bye GE Women BDAFL PRESIDENT Terrigal Avoca v Port Stephens Hylton Moore Oval 10.00am Wal Bembic Lake Macquarie v Muswellbrook Tulkaba Park 12.00pm Mobile: 0428 881811 Killarney Vale v Newcastle City Nova’s Adelaide St Oval 12.00pm Maitland v Cardiff Max McMahon Oval 12.00pm E-mail: [email protected] Singleton v Gosford Rose Point Park 12.00pm Nelson Bay v Newcastle City Stars Dick Burwell Oval 12.00pm BOARD MEMBERS Wallsend-West Newcastle v Wyong Lakes Bill Elliott Oval 12.00pm Phil Lewis The Entrance Bateau Bay v Warners Bay Bateau Bay 12.00pm Hunter Haval Black Diamond Plate Kevin Greaves Lake Macquarie v Muswellbrook Tulkaba Park 10.00am Paul Kelly Killarney Vale v Newcastle City Adelaide St Oval 10.00am Megan Farrell Maitland v Cardiff Max McMahon Oval 10.00am David Redden Singleton v Gosford Rose Point Park 10.00am Paul Redman Terrigal Avoca v Nelson Bay Hylton Moore Oval 12.00pm Wallsend-West Newcastle v Wyong Lakes Bill Elliott Oval 2.00pm The Entrance Bateau Bay v Warners Bay Bateau Bay 2.00pm AFL NSW/ACT MANAGER—NORTHERN NSW Simon Smyth Saturday, 4 August 2018 Mobile: 0401 932535 Hunter Haval Black Diamond Cup E-mail: [email protected] Cardiff v Terrigal Avoca Hillsborough Oval 2.00pm Gosford v Killarney Vale Adcock Park 2.00pm BDAFL UMPIRES COACH Lake Macquarie v Wyong Lakes Tulkaba Park 2.00pm Singleton v Nelson Bay Rose Point Park 2.00pm Christine Burrows Maitland v Warners Bay Max McMahon Oval 2.00pm E-mail: [email protected] Newcastle City —Bye GE Women Newcastle City Stars v Warners Bay No 1 Sportsground 10.00am WEBSITE Cardiff v Terrigal Avoca Hillsborough Oval 12.00pm Gosford v Muswellbrook Adcock Park 12.00pm www.bdafl.com.au Lake Macquarie v The Entrance Bateau Bay Tulkaba Park 12.00pm Singleton v Nelson Bay Rose Point Park 12.00pm Wyong Lakes v Maitland Don Small Oval 12.00pm This Football Record is published by Black Diamond AFL for the benefit of Port Stephens v Killarney Vale Ferodale Park 12.00pm the players, members and supporters of the game. Black Diamond AFL Newcastle City Nova’s v Wallsend-West Newcastle No 1 Sportsground 12.00pm Hunter Haval Black Diamond Plate takes responsibility for editorial content, apart from those published under Cardiff v Terrigal Avoca Hillsborough Oval 10.00am the names of clubs as club notes and will not be held responsible for any Gosford v Wyong Lakes Adcock Park 10.00am information which may be found harmful or injurious to any person or organi- Lake Macquarie v The Entrance Bateau Bay Tulkaba Park 10.00am sation in those notes. Complaints or other reference to the material in the Singleton v Nelson Bay Rose Point Park 10.00am Maitland v Warners Bay Max McMahon Oval 12.00pm publication may be directed to the Football Operations Officer, Black Dia- Muswellbrook v Killarney Vale Weeraman Field 12.00pm mond AFL, PO Box 9163, Wyoming NSW 2250 Newcastle City v Wallsend-West Newcastle No 1 Sportsground 2.00pm

Round 16 - 28 July 2018 2 Round 16 – 28 July 2018 39 www.bdafl.com.au www.bdafl.com.au PREVIEW—ROUND 16 BARTV MATCH OF THE WEEK

In Round 16 of the Hunter Haval Black Diamond Cup, Killarney Vale host Newcastle City, Maitland host Cardiff, Gosford are away to Singleton, Warners Bay head to Tulkaba Park to play near- neighbours Lake Macquarie and in a huge day at Hylton Moore Oval, North Melbourne & West Coast Eagles legend Drew Petrie will make a guest appearance for Terrigal Avoca when they host Nelson Bay in the BARTV Match of the Round. Terrigal Avoca have a huge Panthers Day planned in their last home game of the season this Saturday against struggling Nelson Bay. AFL 300-gamer Drew Petrie, a very good friend of Panthers stalwart Matthew Shortal, will make a guest appear- ance for the Panthers, a great promotion for the local game and a move that will result in a great crowd at Hylton Moore Oval. Panthers coach Chris Bishop has his men in simply superb form and will use this week to fine-tune his squad before the Panthers finish the season at Hillsborough and then Newcastle No.1 Sportsground against Cardiff and Newcastle City respectively. Nelson Bay, coming off the Bye, have a huge task in front of them, with along trip as well as facing up to the rampant Panthers 22. In a season in which coach Sean McGrath has almost no opportunity to field a consistent 22, the performances of ruckman Billy Barton, backline general Joel Erickson and star follower Jayden Rymer have been the shining lights of an otherwise disappointing and tough season at Dick Burwell Oval. Killarney Vale, after a big win over Warners Bay last Saturday, have another huge day at Adelaide St Oval when they host a very confident Newcastle City. Coach Scott Reed still has an eye on qualifying in fifth place for the Finals series, with Josh Mifsud, ruck Tim Oosterhoff and Brendan Lewis in all excellent form. Oosterhoff rates burly City ruckman Cam Keast as his toughest opponent, meaning this Saturday’s ruck duel will be a beauty. Aidan Watling is developing rapidly, one of a bevy of talented City youngsters including Max Quinlan and Reed Huisstede. Ethan Durbridge, Mac O’Malley and Cade Triffitt are all playing very consistent footy, and key forward Patrick Gillingham is simply in career-best form, com- ing off twelve goals last week. Singleton commence their final two-game home set (before a last round bye) against a Gosford side that are one win away from qualifying for the Finals series. Both teams struggled away last week and will want to re-focus leading into August. Roosters stars Sam Brasington and Andrew Scott lead a Sin- gleton side that are safely in the finals but need to keep winning to ensure a fourth or fifth placed finish and a potential first semi-final against Warners Bay. Gosford, badly missing Adam Lyons, must win one game in the next two weeks or else they face a possible sudden-death last home and away game at Adcock Park against Wyong Lakes. The Tigers need to focus, and not rely on Scott Burkinshaw, Alex Remy, Josh Barty and Daniel White if they are make the finals in their first year back in the Black Diamond Cup. Maitland host Cardiff at Max McMahon Oval This Weeks Broadcast match with the Saints looking for some solid performances for the rest of the season to build toward a more successful Terrigal Avoca vs Nelson Bay 2019. Mitch Greaves, Riley Newstead, Andrew Wilmot and Dustin Spriggs have been most consistent for the Watch the match live, or on replay at: Saints. Cardiff, who finish the season at home against Terrigal Avoca then Warners Bay, still have an eye on the www.bdafl.com.au Minor Premiership and subsequent week off. The Hawks have stars all over the ground, with a back six led by Zac Metcalfe, a versatile forward line featuring Lachlan Price, Jack Lennon and Josh Murphy and pure class in the midfield, led by Simon O’Brien, Marcus DeLeur, reigning Elliott Davey Medallist Tom Yensch and Lennon when he rotates through the midfield. Warners Bay were disappointed with their performance at Adelaide St last week and will look to their next two games against the Dockers then Maitland in a bid to steady the ship before a huge last-round fixture against fierce rivals Cardiff in the last-ever Hawks home at Hillsborough . The expected return of SOCIAL MEDIA Ben Hunter (work), Jack Hardman (unavailable) and tyro ruckman Tom McDonell (illness) will give the Bulldogs a full strength squad to choose from. Jake Roach will use the next three weeks to gain full fitness after a long-term quad injury hampered his 2018 season, whilst key forward Kayne Gibbs will need to perform against the Dockers in his bid to be cherry-ripe for the finals. The Dockers are still struggling to field the same 22 each week as they are playing purely for pride for the rest of the season. The return of Damon Tually and Daniel Zuzek will be important for Tom Croft’s men, as will the consistency of Oliver Bunny, who has produced a very solid Cup season for the w w w. b d a fl . co m . a u Dockers. Wyong Lakes have the bye. In the GE Womens Competition, Port Stephens are away to Terrigal Avoca; Killarney Vale host the Newcastle City Novas; Warners Bay head to Passage Road to play The Entrance Bateau Bay; Wallsend-West Newcastle host Wyong Lakes; undefeated Nelson Bay play second-placed Newcastle City Stars, with both teams struggling with several serious injuries; Maitland host Cardiff; Singleton are at home to Gosford; and Muswellbrook visit Lake Macquarie. In the Black Diamond Plate, Newcastle City are away to Killarney Vale, Maitland host Cardiff, Singleton host Gosford, Muswellbrook are away to Lake Macquarie, Terrigal Avoca host Nelson Bay, Warners Bay are away to The Entrance Bateau Bay and Wyong Lakes are away to Wallsend-West Black Diamond AFL @bdafl bdafl Newcastle.

Round 16 - 28 July 2018 38 Round 16 – 28 July 2018 3 www.bdafl.com.au www.bdafl.com.au DARREL LUCK CREATES HISTORY

This Saturday at Hylton Moore Oval, Darrel Luck will be the first player or umpire in Black Diamond AFL History to participate in 300 Black Diamond Cup matches. Luck’s extraordinary achievement, in which he will umpire a fixture featuring North Melbourne and West Coast legend Drew Petrie, comes at the relatively young age of 48. When asked about umpiring 300 Black Diamond Cup games, Luck advised; “It’s a big milestone in anybody’s terms. As umpires, we don’t go out there every week thinking about milestones, but they do come about just like players. I know (Killarney Vale’s) Dane Amidy had his own milestone recent- ly, so certainly it’s going to be a big day for me on Saturday. I recently chalked up 400 BDAFL matches, which I am also very proud of.” In looking back on his footballing journey, Luck stated; “I played footy in the Sydney Football Associa- tion for the St Ives Club. I injured myself in second season, about half-way through the season, so I decided to start umpiring in Sydney. I umpired about 150 games in Sydney, with my biggest achievement being umpiring a Reserve Grade Grand Final at Monarch Field in Campbelltown. I then moved up to the Central Coast and did some umpiring with the Central Coast AFL. The CCAFL then amalgamated with the Newcastle AFL to form the Black Diamond AFL, and I have been umpiring with the BDAFL since its inception in 2000.” When asked about his umpiring future, Luck said; “Look, I still very much enjoy what I do. People have asked me if I am considering retirement, and I tell them that I would like to continue umpiring for another good couple of seasons. I love the role of mentoring young umpires coming through. I’ve had the wonderful opportunity of mentoring Joey O’Brien & Stephen Blume as they have come through the ranks, to these young umpires progress to the AFLW and the NEAFL has been great. There’s more young umpires to come through the ranks, and that will give me a great opportunity to give something back to the game.” Luck explained that he does a significant amount of running to keep him in good shape for umpiring; “I try to run at least every second day, to try and keep some fitness up. I did actually think of retiring last season when I tore a calf muscle back in Round 4, which took me out of umpiring for 6-7 weeks. I didn’t know what to do myself during that time, but I was convinced to mentor and give feedback to other umpires when they going around. That kept me occupied and in the game.” Luck, who is a Science teacher at Lake Munmorah and Belmont High Schools, and his wife Kylie have five children, the youngest of whom, Elise, is just three weeks old. Luck ex- plained that he has seen some great footballers in his time in the BDAFL; “That’s a tough one to nominate the best players I have umpired. The three that come to mind are Clint Austerberry, Angus Darling (both Elliott Davey Med- allists) and Chris Bishop. They have all stood out in their respective timeframes, as did Michael Ryan and Maurice Goolagong in their primes.” We thank Darrel Luck for his huge contribution to football in our region, over an amazing 18-year period. Darrel Luck’s Achievements Darrel has umpired in every year of the BDAFL and has notched up a total of 411 BDAFL matches, second behind the legendary John Sullivan. As a field umpire, he has officiated in 402 BDAFL matches. His tally including 300 Black Diamond Cup Matches, 16 Plate matches, 5 Second Division, 26 Reserve Grade, 52 Under 18s and 3 Women's matches. Luck has officiated in 7 Black Diamond Cup Grand Finals; 2000, 2001, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2015 and has officiated in one Representative Fixture, in 2008, when he officiated in the BDAFL vs North Coast AFL match at Number One Sportsground at Under 18 level. Darrel also officiated in 2 First Division Grand Finals (2012- 2013), a Second Division Grand Final (2014), 2 Reserve Grade Grand Finals (2010-2011), 2 Under 18 Grand Finals (2008-2009). In 2001, 2007 (joint winner) and 2013, Darrel was awarded the NCCUA Umpire of the Year award, as well as the NCCUA Field Umpire of the Year in 2007 and 2013. Darrel has been a magnificent servant to the NCCUA, being awarded the 2005, 2012 and 2013 Club Person of the Year Award for his services to the Association and in 2015 won the Inaugural “President’s Award”. Darrel is an NCCUA and BDAFL Life Member and an NCCUA Inductee in its Hall of Fame. Luck served on the NCCUA committee for 13 years, 8 of those as the President of the NCCUA (2006-2013), 1 year as Vice President (2002), 4 years as Committee Member (2000, 2014, 2015, 2016) and one year as co-coach of the Umpiring Group (2000). His commitment to the recruitment, retention and promotion of umpiring in the Hunter / Central Coast Region, is second to none. Round 16 - 28 July 2018 4 Round 16 – 28 July 2018 37 www.bdafl.com.au www.bdafl.com.au BLUME IS MAKING AN IMPRESSION

Black Diamond AFL Umpire Stephen Blume has built a very impres- sive umpiring resume despite being only 20 years of age. Apart from his promising umpiring resume Blume was recently named the 2018 Sport NSW Community Sports Awards Young Offi- cial of the Year, a great honour and, as he advised, a huge surprise. “I was surprised to even get nominated, to be honest. Emily Brown, the Northern Umpiring Co-ordinator, nominated me and then I went to Parliament House in Sydney for the Award Ceremony. We all got the programs, I read the bios of the other nominees, they were very impressive, and when my name got read out as the win- ner, I was shocked.” Blume commenced umpiring junior games when he was just 13. “I was playing at the time, so I was only umpiring on the side. I started boundary umpiring in that year in Seniors, then I started as a Cen- tral Umpire when I was 14. I then stopped playing as I wanted to focus on my umpiring, but I didn’t realise that it was going to take me this far. I played junior footy for the Cardiff Hawks, we won the premiership in Under 15s, then I said ‘that’s me done’ and I just focussed on umpiring, because I was always a hopeless player.” Blume has umpired the past two Black Diamond Cup Grand Finals and in 2017 he became part of the NEAFL Umpir- ing Academy. “I’m part of the Academy, which is hopefully progressing me toward umpiring NEAFL games in the near future. They changed the system last year, it used to be called the NSW-ACT Umpiring Academy, then in 2017 they rebranded the Academy, re-did the lists and I managed to become part of the NEAFL Umpiring Academy.” Blume was nominated to the NEAFL Pathway by BDAFL Umpires Coach Christine Burrows. “Christine has been my main point of contact to get to the NEAFL, she monitors all umpires in the BDAFL and when spots become available in Sydney, she will nominate umpires for possible progression. Umpires may be given the chance to umpire in Syd- ney and we see if we sink or swim.” Blume advised that he has umpired five games in Sydney in 2018 after debuting in Sydney last year. “My first game was Pennant Hills vs North Shore as part of a ‘Return to the Ern’ day at their old ground, it (Ern Holmes Oval) is a really long, skinny ground, it was a good day.” When asked how his umpiring schedule is arranged, Blume said; “At the start of the season, Christine Burrows and my NEAFL Umpiring Academy leader Pierce Field created a schedule for me. They set out 5 or 6 dates that were potential dates for me to umpire in Sydney, taking into account what’s happening in the BDAFL and what’s happen- ing in Sydney. I have a rough idea of what I am doing in advance, of course that is subject to change.” When asked if he was enjoying umpiring in Sydney, Blume advised; “Yes, I am enjoying it very much. There is more running down in Sydney. I would average 12kms per match in the BDAFL, whereas in Sydney that increases to 14- plus kilometres per game. The ball moves quicker and some of the ground sizes in Sydney are massive.” Blume is a second year University student, studying Exercise and Sports Science at Charles Sturt University, Bath- urst, via Distance Education. “Umpire Training is in Sydney on Thursdays and Tuesdays on alternate weeks, it’s hard for me to do Uni lectures on Campus and be in Sydney for training. I looked at the University of Newcastle, but everything collides and I wouldn’t be able to give umpiring a full go, so I thought I would do Uni by distance and see how that goes.” Blume explained that once he has graduated, he is looking at being a Physiotherapist or an Exercise Physiologist. “I go to Bathurst to do Tests; I actually have one when the BDAFL Preliminary Finals are scheduled, so that will be interesting.” We thank Stephen Blume for his time and wish all the very best in coming seasons as he follows the path of Joey O’Brien into top level umpiring. Round 16 - 28 July 2018 36 Round 16 – 28 July 2018 5 www.bdafl.com.au www.bdafl.com.au WOMEN’S REPRESENTATIVE TEAMS NEWCASTLE CLAIM WOMEN’S REP CHALLENGE

In the inaugural BDAFL Representative Challenge played at a sun-drenched Ferodale Park in Medowie on Saturday, Newcastle produced two convincing performances in defeating both Central Coast and Hunter to take out the Representative Challenge Shield for the first time. Spearheaded by the in-form Tayla Braithwaite, Sarah Halvorsen and co-captain Amy Pittman, Newcastle overcame an early goal from Central Coast to eventually beat the Coasties by 12 points, 3.6.24 to 1.6.12 in Game 1. In a match featuring great tackling, intense pressure and great defense, Braithwaite (playing a kick behind the ball), centre-half forward Halvorsen and rover Pittman led Newcastle to a solid win. Arizona Cross, French player Lisa Morales and Sam Delaney also shone for Newcastle. 150-game player Emily Bohan was superb at fullback for the Coast, her intercept marking a feature of the game. She was well supported by Ashleigh Page, Jocelyn Kelleher, Tash Gregory and Alexandra Pearce. CENTRAL COAST v NEWCASTLE @ Ferodale Park Newcastle Women 1.4, 3.6, (24) Central Coast Women 1.1, 1.6, (12) GOALS, Newcastle Women : Amy Pittman 1, Emma-Jayne Howe 1, Sarah Halvorsen 1 Central Coast Women : Morgan Ross 1 BEST, Newcastle Women : Tayla Braithwaite , Sarah Halvorsen, Arizona Cross, Amy Pittman, Samantha Delaney , Lisa Mo- rales Central Coast Women : Emily Bohan, Ashleigh Page, Alexandra Pearce, Jocelyn Kelleher, Natasha Gregory, Maddi- son Kacarovski In Game 2, Hunter kept Central Coast scoreless in the second half to register an exciting four-point victory, 3.5.23 to 3.1.19. Hunter Skipper Kate Holland was the dominant player on the ground at centre-half back, taking several quali- ty overhead marks. Sarah Burns (2 goals), centre Sophie Balcombe, ruck Annalise Norton and Hannah Centra were amongst Hunter best players. Ashleigh Page and Jocelyn Kelleher were outstanding for the Central Coast, with Sarah Ball, Rachael Potts and Maddi Kacarovski also producing solid performances. CENTRAL COAST v HUNTER @ Ferodale Park Hunter Women 1.1, 3.5 (23) Central Coast Women 3.1, 3.1 (19) GOALS, Hunter Women : Sarah Burns 2, Molly Simpson 1 Central Coast Women : Ashleigh Page 1, Alanna Nicholson 1, Angela Jones 1 BEST, Hunter Women : Kate Holland, Sarah Burns, Sophie Balcombe, Annalise Norton, Molly Simpson, Hannah CentraCen- tral Coast Women : Ashleigh Page, Jocelyn Kelleher, Maddison Kacarovski , Kanesha Murray, Sarah Ball, Rachael Potts In Game 3, Newcastle recovered from an early Hunter goal to kick four goals in an impressive 4.8.32 to 1.2.8 victory, in doing so securing the Challenge Shield as winners of the carnival. Amy Pittman, Caitlin Holcombe, Sarah Halverson, ruck Di Crep and co-captain Kate Handley (2 goals) all played at a high level for Newcastle, with Tayla Braithwaite, injured in the first half, again producing a polished display in the second half. Sophie Balcombe, Kate Holland, Tori Cowburn and the Norton sisters, Madeline and Annalise, all shone for Hunter, as did Kaitlyn Douglass before she fell heavily on her shoulder in the second half and was carried off. HUNTER v NEWCASTLE @ Ferodale Park Newcastle Women 2.4, 4.8 (32) Hunter Women 1.1, 1.2 (8) GOALS, Newcastle Women : Kate Handley 2, Sarah Halvorsen 1, Amy Pittman 1 Hunter Women : Leawanna O'Donoghue 1 BEST, Newcastle Women : Amy Pittman, Caitlin Holcombe, Sarah Halvorsen, Kate Handley, Tayla Braithwaite , Dianne Crep Hunter Women : Sophie Balcombe, Kate Holland, Annalise Norton, Madeline Norton, Tori Cowburn, Kaitlyn Douglass Round 16 - 28 July 2018 6 Round 16 – 28 July 2018 35 www.bdafl.com.au www.bdafl.com.au COACHES MVP

In 2018, the Black Diamond Cup coaches will be voting on the Most Valuable Players from each Hunter Haval Black Diamond Cup match. At the end of the year the player with the most votes will be named Coaches MVP.

Round 15 Wyong Lakes vs Maitland 3. Chris Koop-Folkes (Wyong Lakes) 2. Mitch Greaves (Maitland) 1. Brayden Tos (Wyong Lakes)

Killarney Vale vs Warners Bay 3. Josh Mifsud (Killarney Vale) 2. Brendan Lewis (Killarney Vale) 1. Nic Turner (Warners Bay)

Terrigal Avoca vs Gosford 3. Mark Skuse (Terrigal Avoca) 2. Matt Shortal (Terrigal Avoca) 1. James Webster (Terrigal Avoca)

Cardiff vs Singleton 3. Jack Lennon (Cardiff) 2. Tom Yensch (Cardiff) 1. Trent Thompson (Cardiff)

Newcastle City vs Lake Macquarie 3. James Fogarty (Newcastle City) 2. Patrick Gillingham (Newcastle City) 1. Jarred Matson (Newcastle City)

BDAFL SOCIAL COMPETION

Round 6 Killarney Vale 11.7.73 Wyong Lakes 4.7.31 Terrigal Avoca 9.7.61 Gosford 8.6.54

Finals Day, Sunday, 12 August @ Adelaide St Oval 1.00pm Wyong Lakes vs Gosford 2.30pm Terrigal Avoca vs Killarney Vale

Round 16 - 28 July 2018 34 Round 16 – 28 July 2018 7 www.bdafl.com.au www.bdafl.com.au MAITLAND SAINTS CARDIFF HAWKS Senior Coach: David Ross Colours: Gold, White, Red & Black Senior Coach: Nathan Harkness Colours: Maroon & Gold Facebook: Maitland Saints Senior AFL Facebook: Cardiff Hawks AFC

No MEN Congratulations first this week to Amanda No MEN No WOMEN No WOMEN A big thank you to all who attended Smith, Jodie Eager, Lou O'Donohue, Sarah 2 ROB EDDY 1 TAYLOR QUINTON-WIDL 1 SIMON O’BRIEN 1 MOLLIE PALMER Burns, Gabe Easey and Hannah Centra The Duke last Saturday Night, fantastic 4 ANDREW THOMPSON 2 HANNAH CENTRA 2 TOM LASHLIE numbers with over 60 Hawks and fami- 3 ABBEY COOKSLEY 5 CASEY PARSONS who made up a really strong presence in the Hunter representative side last week- 3 SARAH JAMES 3 MATT VUKOVIC lies filling the lounge bar for the even- 4 GRACE ROBERTS 6 DYLAN STUART ing. Congratulations to Players Players end. Burnsy did what she does best and 4 FELICITY MILLEN 4 JACK LENNON 5 CLAUDIA RUSSELL 7 MITCH SAXBY award winners. First Grade - Jack Len- came through with a couple of goals and 5 KATE DURIE 8 MITCH GREAVES 5 CHAD MAYO 6 SAM KELLY all our ladies represented themselves and 6 GRACE MAHER non, Reserve Grade - Tom Williams and 6 NICK TOMLINSON 7 ARIZONA CROSS 9 JOSH BUTTON the club with distinction. What a great 7 CLAIRE GASPERSIC Taylah Wilks who was one of five Lady Hawks who represented Newcastle in 10 WALLY PANKHURST thrill for them all! 8 SKYLA DUNN 7 BRYCE GRAETZ 8 NICOLA WALKER the GE Woman’s Representative 11 HAYDEN TAYLOR The men travelled down the freeway to 9 JADE KRAUTZ 9 TOM GORDON 9 SHEREE VUKOVICH Round. We also congratulate Arizona 12 KAIDEN RITCHIE Wyong for the Beyond Blue day. It was a 10 JESSICA MAHER 11 ZAC METCALFE Cross, Claudia Russell and Eloise Pe- 10 ELOISE PETERSEN 13 BAILEY CHALLEN disappointing day football-wise with the 11 JODIE EAGAR 12 LACHLAN PRICE tersen on their performances, you 11 KELLY MENZIES 14 RILEY NEWSTEAD Twos unable to put a team together be- 12 LEAWANNA O’DONOGHUE ladies have done CAFC proud. cause a lot of them were playing Ones as 13 NELSON BROWN 12 TAYLA GRAZULES 15 BEN CROWLEY 13 JACQUI DUDGEON injuries and unavailability crippled us last 14 JOSH MURPHY 13 TAYLAH WILKES 16 MICK NORTON 14 AMANDA SMITH Round 17 sees the Hawks travelling to week. Having only five players available 15 JAKE IRELAND 14 CARMEN HARKNESS 17 JACK DOYLE Maitland to face the Saints in all was a sad day for the club, especially on 15 LARISSA QUIGLEY 18 HARRISON HARBROW 16 LUCAS BORROW 14 KATIE BLUES such a big day for our two clubs. Hopefully 16 GABRIELLE EASEY grades. Best of luck to all grades, see 19 CHRIS PEDLER you all back at The Duke to discuss all a few back in Ones and Twos next week. 17 SARAH BURNS 18 BRANDT JOB 15 EVA BAILEY 20 PAT MCMAHON As far as the footy went, we had a terrific 18 DARCY HAZELL 19 CULLUM JONES the events of the day. 16 AMY CHARLTON

21 MATTHEW GUY tussle for three quarters but injury to 23 AMANDA NEVIN 21 JACK PRATT 17 ISABELLA JONES 23 COLIN CARROLL Save The Date Haydo, Aido and Harry told in the end 26 SOPHIE FORGE 23 HUGH O’NEILL 18 EMILY ROWE 24 MITCH NORQUAY and, with the run out of our legs, Wyong HAWKS OLD BOYS DAY / SPONSORS 27 ANNA FRASER 24 CLINT JAMES DAY 19 ELLISE ROPER 25 HUGH MATHESON dobbed seven in the final quarter to take 29 TAYLOR HALES Saturday 4th August 27 AARON STEPHENS the Beyond Blue trophy. Mitty's blue hair 26 SCOTT HAWTHORNE 19 NIKKI STANDEN 30 JADE BASSETT Cardiff v Terrigal 28 THOMAS GRIMMER tactic paid off as he stood out a mile to be 27 LAUCHLAN CAREY 20 BRIANNA MORTEN 31 AMY WORTH Hillsborough Oval 30 MARK CURRAN our best with Willy, Patty and Jase provid- 28 LIAM GIBSON 21 AALIE MCRAE ing some great drive through the middle. 32 NICK MCMAHON 29 DAVE O’DONNELL 21 ELLEN ANDERSON Hard to fault the endeavour, just a little 35 MITCH ASHLEY undermanned on the day. 32 JESSE COMMBE 22 ALEX FARDELL 36 ANDREW WILLMOT Well done to Wyong too on a great night 33 TRENT THOMPSON 22 MINERVA BAILEY 38 MICK PEATE in support of the Beyond Blue charity. As 35 MARCUS DELEUR 23 NICOLA BREWARD 40 KYLE WOOD an annual event between the two clubs I 36 AARON WIVELL 24 FAITH LEWIS 43 CALLUM RAINBOW think there is none better and Matt Gable 44 CLINT WARNEKEN was a terrific speaker as well. Our boys 39 CAL SPOOR 25 ELISHA CLAYTON 46 LEE NEVIN and girls enjoyed it immensely. We now 45 JOHN O’REGAN 26 COURTNEY WOTHERSPOON 48 ASHLEY BALAZIC turn our eyes to this week with three big 46 IZAAC HUGHES 26 SAMANTHA JOHNSON 53 SCOTT ADLINGTON games against Cardiff and our sponsors' 47 ZAC MOORE day as well. Let's give a good account of 57 DYLAN BENNETT 51 TOM YENSCH 58 DUSTIN SPRIGGS ourselves as we 53 ANDREW WALKER 59 ADAM BOWLING get around each other 56 MILES PETERSON 60 JASON ADLINGTON again. Go the 57 TOBY MACHART Saints! 66 CAM JONES

Round 16 - 28 July 2018 8 Round 16 – 28 July 2018 33 www.bdafl.com.au www.bdafl.com.au SINGLETON ROOSTERS GOSFORD TIGERS Senior Coach: Andrew Scott Colours: Red & White Senior Coach: Josh Barty Colours: Black & Yellow Facebook: Singleton Roosters AFC Facebook: Gosford Tigers AFC

No MEN Well done to our 4 Roosterettes, Tori Cow- No WOMEN No MEN It was a lesson learning week last week No WOMEN 1 CHRIS FAULDER burn, Lynan Scott, Natasha Pietrzak and 1 NEISHA SMITH 2 LUKE MUELLER-BYRNES for both men’s side as they came across 1 LILLY LEARY Kyah McBride who played for Hunter in the 2 ALEX MITCHELL GE BADAFL Representative Challenge last 2 LYNAN SCOTT 3 JOSHUA CUMMINS a rampant Terrigal Avoca team. 3 MONIQUE SELLARS The Ressies were always in for a tough 3 LUKE DAVIS week. The women were a part of the Hunter 3 LUA ROSER 4 TOM HUNT 5 KARINA BERRY team who won their first game against 5 ADAM LYONS assignment when only 14 people made 6 HELENA AUBREY 4 ANDREW MACPHERSON Central Coast. The team went on to the 4 ELIZABETH MOULE themselves available. But the boys grand final against Newcastle where New- 6 ALEX KING 7 ELOISE CHANDLER 5 BRANDON QUINN 5 ELLIE OLDHAM pushed through and even though the castle were named champions. Great effort 7 JARRYD CALLAGHAN 8 SARAH HUDSON 6 ANDREW SCOTT by Tori who was named in the best 6 for the scoreboard wasn’t pretty, the guys never 6 TAHLIA THOMPSON 9 JOSHUA BARTY 9 ORANA YOUNG 7 BRENTON POTTER Hunter team. With only a few rounds re- stopped pushing forward. maining we will enjoy our second last home 7 BRIANNA HOWARD 10 PATRICK MURPHY 10 ANGELA JONES 8 SAM BRASINGTON In the other grade, the boys were game of the season. The club is excited to 8 KYAH MCBRIDE 11 LACHLAN HENDERSON showed how getting to training and a 11 JESSICA BOND 9 DAINE COWBURN have all grades back together after being split in recent weeks. We host Gosford 9 TORI COWBURN 12 TRISTAN CARTER well oiled machine can play when they 12 JODI CARROLL 10 SCOTT MOORE Tigers and all games look to be highly enter- 10 KAYLAH JEFFRIES-TAPPER 13 MICHAEL CLANCY took on the best team in the comp. A 10 13 RHIANNON MEDCRAFT taining with teams putting their best foot 11 ETHAN KOLATCHEW 14 JARROD TAYLOR goal to 0 opening quarter didn’t help 14 JADE BURKINSHAW forward as finals near. Today we celebrate 11 NADENE MCBRIDE matters but the boys are keeping their 12 RICHARD WILKES the long service of Don Hornby-Waring and 15 ALEX REMY 15 CLAIRE WALSH th 12 MADDI EDSELL heads up with three big games to go. 13 TOM GRANT congratulate him on his 150 game. “Hyph” 16 ADAM MILLER 16 JESSICA LUCAS has been associated with the club since the Congratulations to Claire, Maddie, Ange 14 JACKSON KOLATCHEW 13 EMILY MITCHELL 2006 men’s team re-entered the BDAFL 17 MARC GLEISNER and Orana for all being selected for the 17 SOPHIE DAMICO 14 MADDISON COWARD 15 BEN GRAHAM following the devastating club house fire of 18 JAMES RIGIS central coast women’s side. From all 18 SEVNJA MULEER-BYRNES 1996. Hyph created a strong bond within the 15 REBEKAH JONES 19 MARK HAYWOOD 19 EMILY CROOKES 16 CAMERON WHITE playing group and was the founder of the reports, all girls impressed in both 17 JARRYD INGRAM “Roosters Dominate” war cry that has be- 16 JADE MOODY 20 DANIEL WHITE games. 20 REBECCA COLLINS come so well known over the years. The 18 BRAD HICKS 17 HANNAH ALEXANDER 21 DANIEL PARKER This week we travel to Singleton in all 30 MADDISON KACAROVSKI former captain has been with the Roosters three grades and needing wins to stay in 19 SAM HOWARD through the thick and thin, being a part of 18 DALYS JACOBSEN 22 HARRY THOMPSON 32 JAZMIN NORLEY the Roosters success in premierships and 23 TIM EATHER touch with finals footy. 20 DAVID OMAN 19 JESSYKA OLD If you would like to purchase an indige- when the team needed him the most in the 24 SCOTT BURKINSHAW 21 BRAD BARNETT challenging 2007 floods. His local business 20 KATE THOMSON nous jersey please contact Gav for more 25 ADAM TOMSETT 22 ALEX KIDD the Singleton Auto Wreckers has sponsored details. the Roosters over many years, and his week- 21 ZARA BOYCE 26 CALAN MONTGOMERY 23 JOSHUA LONG ly support of the club room bar is second to 22 CALISTA GRIFFITHS 27 LEWIS BAKER CARN TIGERS!!!!!!! 24 JESSE VINSON none! Hyph is the ultimate club man, anyone who has had a great night spent in his bar at 23 HAYLEY RICHARDS 28 AARON SMITH 25 TRAVIS BATES home would have had the pleasure of seeing 24 AMY MEREDITH 29 JACK BREWSTER 26 DYLAN HIXON wall to wall red, a Roosters mural and a pool room drenched in club memorabilia as a 25 TASH PIETRZAC 30 JACK FLYNN 27 NATHAN SMITH tribute to his much loved club. He has our 31 THOMAS PAAVOLA club mascot etched in the skin on his back, 26 JACKI HICKS 28 PAUL TAPPER 32 BEN O’CALLAGHAN an accurate representation of his life long 27 CANDICE GARDINER 30 JACOB WELSH passion and commitment to the Roosters. 34 ROHAN BARSING th 28 HAYLEY FRAZER Congrats on your 150 mate, we look for- 35 THOMAS MORLEY ward to seeing you around for another 29 TASH NESTER hundred. 36 ADAM MILLER Next week is Old Boys day. Get the word 30 RENEE DIETZ 39 JOSHUA BROOKS around for a big crowd in our last home 41 LINDSAY PIKE game of the year. ROOSTERS DOMINATE!!!!!! 42 MATTHEW NOBLE 45 DAMIAN TOMSETT 52 GAVIN CORNISH

Round 16 - 28 July 2018 32 Round 16 – 28 July 2018 9 www.bdafl.com.au www.bdafl.com.au KILLARNEY VALE BOMBERS NEWCASTLE CITY BLUES Senior Coach: Scott Reed Colours: Black & Red Senior Coach: Tim Cotter Colours: Navy & White Facebook: kvbombers Facebook: Newcastle City Blues AFC

No MEN No WOMEN No MEN The Men’s teams had two great wins over the No WOMEN STARS No WOMEN NOVA’S 1 DANIEL CARTWRIGHT Bulldogs last week but both wins were soured 1 ASHLEIGH FLACK 1 AIDAN WATLING 1 SABRINA KLIOUSIS 1 ERIN WHITE 2 COREY SHACKLETON by injuries in both grades. 2 MACAULEY O’MALLEY 2 TONICAH ESLICK 2 ASHLEE HAYLLAR 2 STEPHANIE MEDCALF 3 BRADY RANKIN 3 BETHANY WOOD 4 STEPHEN BATTEN Jarrod Ritter dislocated his Collarbone and 3 STEPHANIE MINITER 3 AUDREY GILLINGHAM 5 PAUL BLAIN 4 SKYE BAILEY 5 LUKE RAWNSLEY broke some ribs in the Plate Game. Ryan 4 TAHLIA DOHERTY 6 JAMES KIDD 6 MATTHEW ENRIGHT 4 TAYLOR JOYCE Coughlan dislocated his shoulder and Justin 5 CHELSEA DAWSON 7 SCOTT REED 5 ROXAAN HILL 5 HOLLY IBBOTSON Lloyd was stretched off with a ankle injury. 6 JOCELYN KELLEHER 7 CONOR HASWELL 8 ALEX WELLS 7 SHARDAE GRIEVE 8 HARRISON SELKIRK 7 GABRIELLE MCSPADDEN 6 SARAH PARKER 9 CALVIN BOND Our nine women’s rep players did the club 8 TAYLA THORN 9 JOSEPH O’DONOGHUE 11 MICHELLE KENT 7 TAYLAH SMITH 10 BEN SIMPSON proud at the BDAFL Rep Carnival narrowly 9 MAGGIE HEALEY 10 BEN CONQUEST 12 TONI WHEELER 8 KATE DINARDO 11 BRENDAN LEWIS going down in both games. 10 T. MACDONALD-STUART 11 STEVE SCOTT 9 MEAGHAN MACDONALD 12 DILLON STEVENS 13 PAIGE MATHEWSON 11 HANNAH PAGE 13 MITCHELL KNIGHT 13 KYALL WALFORD Congrats to Reedy on claiming the annual 15 TAYLA BRAITHWAITE 10 TJARRA KILPATRICK 12 JOCELYN PENGILLEY 14 CADE TIFFITT 14 CONNOR REILLY “Ping Pong” title defeating Stuart Cameron in 16 ROISIN RONAN YATES 11 MADELEINE PORTER the final. 13 BELINDA JENKINS 15 IAN BAKER 15 JOSH MIFSUD 20 KRISTEL GAVENLOCK 12 MELANIE ROBERTS 14 SHANA DOUGHNEY 16 HAYDEN KAVANAGH 16 CAMPBELL WILSON Today is our sponsors day and the club thanks 15 TENEALE TOKER 17 ETHAN DURBRIDGE 22 ASHLEY BACALES 13 KATHERINE STELLMAKER 18 MICHAEL FORSTER you for your continued support of the Bomb- 16 CARMYN LENNON 18 HAMISH THOMSON 25 CASEY EACOTT 14 CORINNE VINGERHOOD 19 JORDEN CARRICK ers. Without you our players wouldn’t be able 17 CAITLIN SIMS 19 JACKSON CRAWFORD 15 BLANCA RIZO RAMIREZ 20 LACHLAN WILSON to do what they love. We hope you enjoy the 27 ROSE LEWIS 20 ABRAHAM GIBSON 21 HUGH WELLS days games and the atmosphere ‘The Hanger’ 19 ASHLEIGH PAGE 28 KYLA BROGMUS 16 KAILEE GOODWIN 21 CHRIS JACKSON 22 LACHLAN WATERS brings. 20 COURTNEY BARNETT 30 SARAH HALVORSEN 17 CHIARA LAM 21 GEORGIA BUTLER 22 REED VAN HUISSTEDE 23 BRYCE SINGLETON 31 TENEALL CHAPMAN 18 SAMANTHA THOMPSON

24 JAYDEN BANFIELD 22 DIXIE BUTLER 23 CAMERON KEAST We’d like to thank our sponsors for their 33 LAUREN FLAHERTY 19 SIMONE WOOD 25 JUSTIN DALEY 23 MEGAN JENKINS 25 ASHEET TAK continued support in 2018- 20 JEMIMA THOMAS 25 NATASHA GREGORY 26 LIAM DWYER 34 KATE GILBERT 26 RYAN COUGHLAN Bateau Bay Bowling Club 36 SIMONE SING 21 ANNA RALSTON 30 MICK BROADBENT The Bottle-O Killarney Vale 27 CLAUDIA WALTERS 28 JARRED MATSON 32 TIM OOSTERHOFF Mortgage Choice Tumbi Umbi 28 LAURINDA MORONEY 30 JAMES FOGARTY 38 AMY MORSCHEL 22 SERA BENNETT 34 SAM JABOUR Solvere 33 KELSEY ACTON 35 ADAM JOHNSTON 71 KIRSTY FERGUSON 23 JESSICA LASHLIE 36 NATHANIEL LANDER The Fox Group 34 HANNAH WILLIAMS 36 JON CLARK 75 KATHLEEN GIBSON 24 CAITLIN HOLCOMBE 37 WILL CROSS-HICKS The Shower Screen Guy 35 BROOKE HULLEY-PEACHEY 38 MAX QUINLAN Express Lube 82 GEORGINA SHAFREN 25 KATE HANDLEY 38 LIAM BANFIELD 40 MITCHELL BLACK Just the two games at No 1 on a sunny winter Satur- 42 JORDAN CANOBIE 44 JORDAN HARRISON day. First up the Black Diamond Plate snuck home against 43 ANDREW ADAMS 52 TOM DWYER Muswellbrook in a thriller despite inaccuracy in front of 44 ENJAY CONVY 60 LIAM CARROLL goal. The Black Diamond Cup side had a big win over Lake 49 MARC ADAMS 69 PATRICK GILLINGHAM Macquarie with Gilly kicking 12 goals, whilst our guests 50 RICHY LYONS from the Under 9s enjoyed running out with the players 53 DEKLAN BATES and having a short game at half time. The ladies were well 54 JAKE BATES Bendigo Bank represented in the victorious Newcastle side in the BDAFL rep games, con- gratulations to Taylor, Tayla, Kat, Holc, 180, Anna, Jess and Halvo on their 59 BRANDON REED selection, and also to coach Shaun O’Leary and his assistant Rosie. The Blue- 60 GREG ROLFE belles continued their undefeated run with a 72-16 win whilst the Bluebirds 82 DANE AMIDY went down 22-32. Today the mens sides and Novas head to Killarney Vale whilst the Stars are off to the Bay for a top of the table clash. Awards at the Commo from 7pm see you there.

Round 16 - 28 July 2018 10 Round 16 – 28 July 2018 31 www.bdafl.com.au www.bdafl.com.au TERRIGAL AVOCA PANTHERS NELSON BAY MARLINS Senior Coach: Chris Bishop Colours: Red, White & Black Senior Coach: Sean McGrath Colours: Blue & Gold Facebook: Terrigal Avoca Panthers AFC Facebook: Nelson Bay Marlins AFL Club

No MEN Welcome one and all to Panthers Day for No WOMEN No MEN After a week off to recharge the batteries after No WOMEN 1 MATT SHORTAL 2018. 1 ELIZABETH TEARALL 2 ADAM GRINYER a difficult year, all three Marlins sides are back 1 MOLLY SIMPSON 4 RYAN REEDMAN on deck today. 2 CORBIN BOND 2 NICOLE GRAY 2 KAITLYN DOUGLASS What a great day for our club with a great 5 MARK SPENCER 3 JAMES WEBSTER 3 GEORGINA CROWE 3 JESSIE JONES opportunity to get three wins as we wel- 6 JAMES ANDERSON What better way to return than for the Cup 4 LACHLAN BAYLISS come all our past and present players to 4 CATHERINE GRIMMOND 5 ANNALISE NORTON 8 BEN THOMPSON and Plate teams to travel to the Central Coast 6 SAM O’BRIEN celebrate our another great home and 5 ELIZABETH ARDILL to take on league heavyweights Terrigal Avoca 9 JOEL ERICKSON 6 MADELINE NORTON away season as a club. 7 JOSH POLGLASE 7 ISABELLA STRATHFORD who will have former AFL great, Drew Petrie 7 SOPHIE BALCOMBE 10 JON FRUEND 8 BRANDON THOMAS 8 ISABELL BRIERLY playing for them. Great opportunity for Chris Of course the centre piece of the day is the 11 LUKE BELL Eddy and his fellow defenders as it is not eve- 8 ATHENA GERAKITEYS 9 JACK GRIMMOND 9 DARNEKA ROWE Terrigal debut for AFL champion Drew 12 DAVID WOOD ryday you get to play on a 315 game AFL play- 10 LAUREN HUGHES 10 HANNAH DANKERT 11 SAM ELLIS Petrie. We thank Drew for making the trip 13 CHRIS EDDY er. 11 KATE HOLLAND 12 VANESSA MITCHELL 12 COREY BILLINS from WA to be with us today in what is a 14 JAYDEN RYMER 13 MOLLY FRASER great showcase for both us and the league. 13 BROOKE BRIERLY 15 PAT CALLERY The Women will face arguably their toughest 13 JAYSON VAN DAM 14 EMMA KELLY 14 GABRIELLA BRIERLY 17 ANDREW LAST test this year when they host Newcastle City 14 BRENDAN HARPER 16 NATASHA FLINT We welcome Nelson Bay and Port Stephens 15 KIRSTIE HUTTON 18 JARRYD RYMER Stars. These games are always great to be a 15 BEN LAMB today and hope the long trip is a safe one. 17 VICTORIA MCGEE 16 MADDISON SMITH 19 JAMES BELLMAN part off and today will be no different. 17 WILL DELAHUNTY 17 NIAMH FORMBY 20 CONNOR MCCARTNEY 18 SAMANTHA ROOKE 19 JACK FITZGERALD We would like to invite all past and present Congratulations to Kate, Annalise, Molly, 18 SARA TUSA 21 CALLUM BAILLIE 19 JESSE JAKUBOWSKI 20 SAM KORSCH players and their friends and families to Kaitlyn, Madeline, Tash, and Sophie and rep- Breakers tonight as we enjoy our premier 19 LEAH TAGILALA 22 MITCHELL BURCHER 20 JEMMA ASTLEY 22 DAN HEUSTON resenting the Hunter team at last week’s function for the year, the fabled Ping Pong 20 RHIANN SARICH 23 RYAN MUDD Women’s Rep challenge. You did yourselves 23 LAUREN ANSTEY 23 WILL MCKELLAR 24 MARK EVERETT night with Brandon Thomas looking to win 21 BREEANNA PARSONS and the club proud. We also wish Kaitlyn a 24 EMMALEE HARRIS 24 ETHAN FORMBY his third straight title. 25 BILLY BARTON 22 AMBER BRIERLY speedy recovery from her broken collarbone. 26 ELIZABETH WOODS 26 TOM CRESSWELL 26 JOSEPH PARSONS 23 EMILY BRYANT 27 ELIZA SMYTH 31 RYAN WEBSTER We would also like to congratulate two very 27 DEAN PURTLE Don’t forget after our final game on August 11 special Panther ladies, Darneka Rowe and 24 DANIELLE RIPPON 28 HAYLEY WEST 32 AUSTIN CLARK 30 ALEC CLARK we will be holding the Marlins annual Reverse Morgan Ross, on their excellent representa- 25 MORGAN ROSS Raffle for more information please see our 29 KATELYN JARAMILLO 34 KURT FLEMING 31 CHASE MORISSEY tion of our club last weekend at the wom- 26 BRONTE KORSCH 33 JOSH HORVATH Facebook page. 30 BETH ADAM 37 ALEXANDER WHITE en’s rep day. 27 YANNA MCKELLAR 34 TIM MURPHY 31 EMILY WRIGHT 39 PETE VAN DAM 28 DEHANN RICHARDSON 35 AARON CROUCH 32 JADE PITCHETT 41 LACHLAN WHITE Well done Girls and go Panthers! 29 BRODIE SHEEHY 38 MATT BLYTH 36 JUSTINE FERRIS 43 TIM SMITH 30 KAILA VAN DAM 40 GORDON YOUNG 44 JASON ROACH 35 LILIAS GARDENER 41 JAMES FLEMING 50 CHRIS BISHOP 36 CLAIRE ENDERS 42 JACOB RUSSELL 54 JASPER DAVIS 38 REBECCA SCHOFIELD 43 COLIN GRAHAM 56 DAMEN SMITH 44 NICK RIDGEWAY 60 JARRAD FLINT 49 KAL POULSEN 61 JESSE PETRESCU 50 DARREN PULESTON 53 SEAN MCGRATH 54 NICK KITHER 55 KIERAN LAMOND 62 JOEE BEKKER 69 NATHAN STEWART 70 DEREK WAGNITZ 74 KELLY LEESON 80 LIAM KENDRICK Round 16 - 28 July 2018 30 Round 16 – 28 July 2018 11 www.bdafl.com.au www.bdafl.com.au LAKE MACQUARIE DOCKERS WARNERS BAY BULLDOGS Senior Coach: Tom Croft Colours: Purple & White Senior Coach: Marty Reiman Colours: Red, White & Blue Facebook: Lake Macquarie Dockers AFC Facebook: Warners Bay Australian Football Club

No MEN The Dockers cup team take on a Warners Bay No WOMEN No MEN This week the cup side makes the short trip to No WOMEN 1 SAM WELLARD team this week who will be smarting at their 1 HOLLY KOZLIK 1 JACK HARDMAN take on Lake Macquarie. An improved effort is 1 DI CREP 2 MITCH MCLEAN defeat by Killarney Vale last game. Lake Mac- 2 EMMA JAYNE-HOWE 2 JAKE ROACH required from last week to try and get back on quarie will be looking to welcome a couple of 2 ELIZABETH BROWN 3 LACHLAN WEST 3 SHELDON JANISSEN 4 LUKE ROACH players back and expect another strong games the winners list 3 KATE BOOTH 4 DANIEL SMITH 5 MATT SPINKS from Sam Hines and Ollie Bunny who were the 4 LILLEE OLIVER 7 KIRSTY JEDREZJAK 5 BEN TAYLOR The Ressies and Ladies travel to Bateau Bay and best for the team in last week’s demolition by 5 BILLIE SCHEEWEISS 6 NIC TURNER 11 LEESA WHOLAHAN 6 TIM CLARK must keep finding a way to win to give them- City. 9 MADDY FOSTER 7 RYAN SORENSEN 12 CLAIRE ELLIS 7 OLIVER BUNNY selves a chance for finals this year. The ladies team will be chasing their third win 10 SAMANTHA DIXON 8 RILEY WARNER 13 EMMA CHESTER 8 MATT WELLS of the season today against Muswellbrook who 13 SHARNI BASSETT 10 JOSH RANIERI 15 MADI FOGARTY 9 RORY SLEETH sit just one win and one spot above the Dock- Congratulations to Kate Booth, Amy Pittman (co- 15 CARLA HILL 11 TOM MCDONNELL captain), Sam Delaney, Sam Lawrence and Di 17 TRACEY BAKER 10 DAMON TUALLY ers on the table. 16 KIRSTY-LEE HARDY 12 DILLON WALSH-HALL The girls should be well rested and come out Crep who were all members of the victorious 18 MOLLEY CROAK 11 ANTHONY KELLIHER 17 GEORGIE HILL 13 SAM GIBBONS firing after a week off for the representative Newcastle Women’s Rep side last weekend. You 19 AMY PITTMAN 12 NIC BUNNY 15 KY MCGRATH girls did yourselves and the club proud. game. Congratulations to Emma-Jayne Howe 18 JARRA PEARCE 22 BRITTANY WOOD 13 DANIEL ZUZEK and Sheldon Janissen who played for the unde- 19 SAM LAWRENCE 16 ZAC MOORE 23 SAM LAWRENCE 14 DARRYL HENESSEY feated Newcastle team in the representative 21 KATE BIRSE 18 BEN HUNTER We will all meet back at Warner’s Bay Tavern for after match awards good luck to all 3 sides 24 RACHEL EVANS 15 JAKSON BERTOLI challenge last Saturday. 24 JESSICA NEWSTEAD 19 DAVID MCGUINNESS 25 ARLYN MILLS 16 DAMIAN MCINTYRE Well it does not get any easier this week for the 25 CYNTHIA HILL 20 LUKE NEEDHAM 17 AIDAN RUSH 26 HANNAH GOW plate team who also take on Muswellbrook 27 JOSIE VIDLER 21 LACHLAN DEVERELL 18 SAM HINES 27 ERIN ZELL today. Last week Muswellbrook took City right 28 PAIGE BOWES 24 JOSH NICOL 19 SHANNON SPEERING 28 CHELSEA SCOTT down to the wire while the Dockers did it tough 34 KATHERYN FOSTER 25 ROB BARLOW 20 JAKE O’DONNELL 29 STEPH RUSSELL at Bateau Bay. Let’s hope being back at Teralba 37 JANELLE CISSY-BIDEN 28 ISAIAH OLSEN 22 TOM SANDFORD 37 KIRA JONES will bring a few of players out of the woodwork 38 JESSICA DELLOLIO 29 LUKE NEEDHAM 23 CLAYTON BECK and we can put up a fight against the Cats. 42 JESS MCKENNEY 39 HANNAH OLIVE 30 OSCAR ANDERSON 24 CHRIS MACKAY 44 ROSIE HOLMES 40 JAMIE KOPPELHUBER 31 LEO VO 25 MATT MEARES 50 MELANIE COOK 42 MACKENZIE DENNIS 33 KOBE MCCLURE 26 BRAD FARRELL 60 KATIE JOHNSTON 43 JANELLE MCCOLL 35 KAYNE GIBBS 27 RILEY JANISSEN 77 SAM DELANEY 47 MADDIE KLIMOTICH 37 COREY DEVERELL 29 CURTIS BAKER 90 CAT MCLOUGHLIN 48 EMILY BRANDON 38 LUKE MCKENNA 32 ISAAC HINES 99 CAITLIN WOLFE 53 HAYLEY BOSBACH 40 DANIEL LINCOLN 33 TYLER SMITH 41 LINCOLN STEWART 34 ELIJAH BUTTON 42 BEN CRAWLEY 36 ISIAIH BUTTON 43 RICK ROBERTSON 37 CHAD HOOTEN 44 ZACHARY SYMONS 38 ALEX SAIN 45 IAN BIRD 39 RYAN LEVIN 46 NIC METCALFE 40 JOSH FORD 48 JOSH BUCHANAN 43 SHANE FREDERIKSEN 49 ANGUS LODGE 57 SHAUN MILLS 53 JACK DOWNING 56 JARROD FERRY 51 BEN HOWARTH 58 JORDAN REYNOLDS 50 MURRAY YOUNGER 61 DYLAN RUMBLE 56 RILEY WILLIAMS 63 SAM HARTLEY 61 DAN PEDERSEN 68 SEAN CLUNE 69 HARLEY DAVIS

72 BRENDAN BALCHIN Round 16 - 28 July 2018 12 Round 16 – 28 July 2018 29 www.bdafl.com.au www.bdafl.com.au WALLSEND-WEST NEWCASTLE WYONG LAKES MAGPIES Senior Coach: Ryan Davies Colours: Red, White & Black Senior Coach: Michael Tos Colours: Black & White Facebook: Wallsend West Newcastle Swans Facebook: Wyong Lakes Australian Football Club Inc

No MEN A quiet week for the Swans seniors - No WOMEN’S No Name I would like to start off by thanking eve- No Name 1 ETHAN CRUMP-GALLAGHER with both the women and men 1 ROSSLYN O’CONNOR 1 MASON LAKSA ryone for their support of the Beyond 1 ABBY PEARCE having a bye. Except for Alyce and 2 JONO HAMILTON 2 LISA MORALES 2 NEESON NAIDOO Blue fundraiser last night. Despite only 3 REBECCA IVES Lisa who got the call up for the 3 GRACE DIXON 3 JACK BENNETT the one team playing at home on the 4 JESSI TAYLOR 3 SHAWN NG Women's Representative footy. So a 4 STEPHANIE PHILLIP 4 CARTER JONES day it was great to see the turnout back 5 SHENAE WALLACE 4 HUGH FITTER big congrats to the pair/ at the club. Big thank you to Maitland 5 TAMIKA O’NEILL 5 MITCHELL EDE 7 MICHELLE BOLT A big week for the club this week as for their support of the event and also to 5 AIDEN BARTLEY 6 JACK BENNETT 9 DACIA PRICE we will be celebrating Heritage 6 ALYCE MC’CLOSKEY Mark & Emma Stocker for being there as 6 HENRY GORE Round. The will be playing in the old 7 MEGAN FARQUAR 7 KEATON JONES well. A big thank you also to the event 10 MIRANDA FAULKS 7 JUSTIN BECK West Newcastle demon's colours 8 BILLY DENNISS 11 JESSE GRAHAM 8 LAUREN GRUBER sponsors Wiseberry Real Estate and Boss 8 PETER STEVENS (red & blue) against the Wyong 9 TYLER WOOD Attachments. 12 ALANNA NICHOLSON Lakes Magpies and we invite all past 9 NICOLA BIRD 9 AARON THORPE 10 LEE MOORE How great was it to hear Choirboys 15 MONIQUE MADDALENA players and members of West New- 10 KATELYNN ZIELEMAN 11 SCOTT HIGGINS frontman, Mark Gable relay his experi- 17 HAYLEY TAYLOR 10 THOMAS LEIGH castle and Wallsend to come to Bill 12 MEL NELSON 12 JARRED CROSS ences with depression and also his ren- 18 ASHLEIGH SEPHTON 11 AIDEN BARTLEY Elliott Oval and enjoy the day and 13 GRACE HAMILTON 14 JAMES NIXON dition of “Run to Paradise” with Daniel 20 SARAH BALL 12 JACK HARDY reacquaint with the new Wallsend- 15 KAREN LONGERGAN Friend and the magpies. West Newcastle. 15 CHRIS KOOP-FOLKES 21 KYRAH TOS 13 MATHEW WATSON 18 SARAH LESLIE On-field the Black Diamond Cup side Afterwards, the Club will be auction- 16 JACOB PARTRIDGE-CARR 22 AIMEE-LEE BOHAN 23 PATRICIA TWEEDIE kept their finals hopes alive with a good 14 KURT LANCASTER ing the jerseys to charity courtesy of 17 JORDAN DEEBLE win. Best players were Koop, Brayden, 23 RACHAEL POTTS 25 REBECCA GARSIDE 15 LACHLAN GALLAGHER BodyWorx at The Family Hotel (635 18 ANDREW RASLAN Lee and Crossy. 24 CHEYANNE PAY 26 LORELEI STOCKERT 16 JONAH BILTON Hunter Street, Newcastle) from 6pm 19 JUSTIN MCPHAN All the action however was a half time 25 EMILY BOHAN onwards. We want a big turn out 27 VANESSA NEIGHBOUR 20 ADAM TASKER when the $500 “Kick for Cash” had to be 27 JADE JONES 17 JAMES BAILEY some please come and join us, par- 21 BRAYDEN TOS won. Many people tried but when all 28 LAYNE BERRY 18 HARRISON OWENS ticularly if you played for either 23 BRENDAN CHARLTON hope of the prize being won was almost 30 KANESHA MURRAY 20 LIAM CRUMP-GALLAGHER Wests or Wallsend.... come and lost up stepped Kim Dawe who slammed support the new boys and then help 24 JOSHUA COOK 31 KEELEY BEGNELL 21 JARED CLIFTON dunked the football into the bin and us raise some big cash 25 MITCH MCDONALD took home the cash, much to the delight 33 EMILY CODY 22 RYAN DAVIES for charity afterwards. Any queries 26 EMANUEL EDWARDS of the crowd. 45 ALEX PEARCE 23 RYAN OSBORNE please contact the Club or myself 27 TIM HILLMAN Big congratulations to Emily, Alexandra, 47 ALEECE WILLIAMS 24 THOMAS HARDY (Steve) on 0459 082 162. 29 DAVID MURPHY Alanna, Kanesha, Rachel and Sarah and As always, a big thanks to our spon- 25 DANIEL ANDREWS 30 GAVIN STOKES representing the Central Coast Wom- sors , The Family Hotel, McDonalds 33 JACOB MORRIS en’s Rep team last Saturday. Well done 26 IVE MARDESIC (Wallsend) and Bodyworx. Remem- 34 PETER DRZAL girls and we wish Alanna a speedy recov- 27 KAEDEN HUDSON ber players, families and supporters ery from her hand injury. 36 BLAKE LESTER 28 JOHN CRACE to get down to The Family Hotel Well done the Social Comp boys who 37 AARON LAKSA after games and training to support continue to turn up in numbers to re- 29 BEN HERRING 43 BEN GLACHAN them... without them we wouldn't wind the clock. 30 CSABA FELKAI have our teams. 45 MAX WARRAN This week the Black Diamond Cup side 47 BRADLEY LAING have the bye whilst the Plate and Wom- 50 SEAN MENIER en’s side travel to Newcastle to take on 56 RYAN MATHERSON Wallsend-West Newcastle 57 JOSH GLACHAN Lets go Pies, three games to go and all teams still in with a chance to make 58 TOM DAFTER finals. 59 NATHAN DOYLE

Round 16 - 28 July 2018 28 Round 16 – 28 July 2018 13 www.bdafl.com.au www.bdafl.com.au MUSWELLBROOK CATS THE ENTRANCE BATEAU BAY Senior Coach: Brian Scott Colours: Navy & White Senior Coach: Glenn Robilliard Colours: Navy & Gold Facebook: Muswellbrook Cats AFL Facebook: The Entrance Bateau Bay AFC

No MEN OK team it’s that time of the season No WOMEN No Name Hi Footy Fans, last Saturday our guys No Name 1 LINCOLN CHURCHER again. The Nathan Duncan shield match 1 JENNA BESFORD 2 LACHLAN BENSLEY had a home game against Lake Mac- 1 TAHREN VAN LAR quarie. With the Dockers having an 2 CAMERON DAVIS against the Singleton Roosters in two 2 DEMI FARRELL 4 ANGUS BROWN 2 PAULA CAWSEY weeks time. Last round on 11 August. injury list you couldn't jump over (25 3 TAYLOR SCOTT 3 EILA MILLS 5 LUKE BESLEY 3 TIARN GREEN In case you didn't know this is a game plus) we were thankful that Dockers 4 PARIS ADAM 4 JORDAN SOLLY that means a hell of a lot for us here at 6 MICHAEL BESLEY President Brad rallied his troops & 4 ZOWIE ANTEES 5 JEREMY SMITH the Muswellbrook Cats as Nathan was 5 ASHLEIGH BARROWCLIFFE 7 MATT MCGAW got a team together. It was a big win 5 FLORENCE COTTEE 6 TIARNE FORDER for our boys with Magic J kicking 15, 6 SAM WHITE a hell of young bloke who wore his 9 RYAN BESLEY 6 BETHANY ALLARS heart on his sleeve for this club. 7 MEGHANN SAWKINS which is close to Ashys record. Speak- 7 ADAM HIGHAM 10 KYLE ROBINSON 7 HANG NGUYEN This year we have decided to try and 8 ASHLEA PRITCHARD ing of Ashy, he finally put on the 8 NIGEL SMITH 11 JARED CULLINAN 8 KARLIE TYLER incorporate an "old boys day" to help 9 GYARN RAWSON umpires shirt & umpired a game. His 12 CAMERON RUSSELL calls of "Play on if you want" will go 9 KATIE STUBBS-MILLS 9 CAMERON BENKOVIC get us over the line in such an emotion- 10 KAYLA BURNS 13 SHAUN GREENTREE down in the history books! 10 JAYDEN GALVIN al game. There will be discounted beers 11 SAM RODRIGUES 10 CHARLOTTE SEDDON and BBQ for all ex-players and officials. 14 PAT MCMAHON Our best players were Maxi, Dizzy, 11 KAYLA REED 11 MATTHEW DUNN 12 NATALIE HEARD Stevie J, Magic Johnstone, Robbo & Please spread the word, the more 16 OLLIE GARDINER 12 TRACEY ALLEN 12 DOMINIC WHITE people who we can get to this game 13 SOPHIE POWER The Big Unit. 17 DAVID REES 13 GABRIELLE GRAY 13 JAKE GURTMAN the better it will be. 14 ASH FINN Our women had the bye but our very 18 MAX IFIELD 14 JOEL BARNER 15 LAURA MILLARD own Sparkles played in the Rep 14 JEN COMERFORD 19 KYLE POLLOCK Games @ Medowie. After a slow 15 SAMUEL SAWKINS 16 JESS HIGHAM 15 KARA RAND 17 JESS NEWTON 21 ROB GRAY start Sparkles held her own against 16 NATASHA ELL 16 JONO WILLIAMS some talented players. We are so 18 CATERINA ZANIER 22 LLOYD RAND 17 LILLIAN CHARMAN 17 JACKSON COOK proud of her efforts. Great to see 19 ABI HOPWOOD 23 NATHAN JACOB 18 ZOE IFIELD 18 JAMES ADAMS plenty of support for Sparkles all 20 KARLI ANSHAW 24 JAMIE ORR wearing special shirts to show their 19 NAOMI BENNETT 19 KYLE BRAY 21 SOHPIE CLARKE 26 JOSH WAKEM support. A big congrats to Mel Nelson 20 ADELE DU PLESSIS 20 JAKE PARKER 22 D’ARCY CANAVAN 27 TODD HINDMARSH & her Port Stephens Power com- 21 MYLA MILLS 21 TOM CARTWRIGHT 23 EMMA WILKINS mittee on running the day. 28 KRIS TOOHEY 22 CHLOE DICKSON 22 LACHLAN WATTS 24 ALANNAH MILLER This Saturday is our last home game 30 JASON WILEMAN of the year & is our Sponsors Day. 24 KATRINA BARNES 23 LENNIE CRAFT 27 NICHOLA BENCOVIC 32 JACK BASTIN A big THANK YOU to all our sponsors 25 KERI TUATARA 24 MARK MCLAUGHLIN 28 BRITTANY CREIGHTON 36 MATT JOHNSTONE Our Major Sponsor - The Entrance 25 JESSY BESFORD 29 REBECCA TILBROOK 39 JAMIE ORR Leagues Club 30 MEGAN KROPP Men's Team Sponsor - Aussteel 26 LINDSAY PATERSON 41 TODD HINDMARSH 27 LACHLAN DAVIS Central Coast 42 BRENDAN FRASER-BUTFIELD Women's Team Sponsor - Bastin 28 MICHAEL DUCK 44 NATHAN KELLY Transport 29 MITCHELL PARTON 50 RYAN MEYN Club Sponsors 30 JEDD STOJAKOVIC Big Nicks Kebabs Long Jetty 31 JACOB CONNOR Pizza Inn Long Jetty Rite Price Tyres Berkeley Vale 32 DREW HARKER Majestic Cinemas The Entrance 33 BLAKE FULCHER KASM Excavations 34 JACKSON CHANNON KP Carpentry 35 CALLUM STRACHAB Besley Built 36 BROQUE SMITH 37 MASON SOLLY

Round 16 - 28 July 2018 14 Round 16 – 28 July 2018 27 www.bdafl.com.au www.bdafl.com.au PORT STEPHENS NEWCASTLE CENTRAL COAST UMPIRES Senior Coach: Tony Merritt Colours: Black, Teal, White & Pink No Name This weekends Umpire Appreciation Round could not Facebook: Port Stephens Power AFL 1 JOSEPH O’BRIEN come on a more appropriate weekend for the NCCUA 3 JODY JACKSON as we will see a significant first in the Black Diamond 4 DARREL LUCK The Port Stephens Power AFL club would like to thank the BDAFL for allow- No WOMEN AFL. ing us host the GE women’s representative carnival held over the weekend. 1 EMILY HARPER 5 WAYNE FERRAND Today Darrel Luck will be the first player or umpire in 2 JESS ELLOY 7 SAM O’BRIEN Black Diamond AFL History to participate in 300 Black Diamond Cup matches. Notes on Darrel’s contribution can be found in this A big thank you to all the players, officials and spectators from all clubs, 3 ASHLEY CRADDOCK 8 JACOB TURLEY many of you visiting our ground for the first time, for your kind support of weeks Record. 4 LEAF WADE 9 JASON CROOKALL this event. We hope you enjoyed the sound playing surface, clean facilities 10 PETER AUSTIN The NCCUA wholeheartedly extend their congratulations to Darrel and wish all and great atmosphere our club presents. We look forward to seeing many of 5 CHEYENNE NEU 11 ANDY BALDWIN the very best for today’s match the future. We thank you for everything you you again at Ferodale Oval in the future. We would also like to thank our 6 DANIELLE MCLEOD have done for us. 12 SHANA DOUGHNEY hard working volunteers who made the day a wonderful success. 7 MEL HARDING We would also like to congratulate Tony Allison-Gray, who recently debuted as 14 CHRISTINE BURROWS 8 NATASHA TERRANOVA a Field Umpire in Black Diamond Cup. Round 16 our women play away against Terrigal Avoca. Thanks to our spon- 15 RACHEL GOODENOUGH 9 LETISHA DUVECK-SMITH With the recent focus on the Annual Women’s Round and the Women’s Repre- sor ‘Johnson drilling” we have chartered a bus for the journey down to the 17 CHRIS FALLEY central coast. “There’s nothing like travelling on a bus with 30 women and 10 TIA DAVIDSON sentative Challenge, the NCCUA is also proud of the women who contribute to 18 STEPHEN BLUME the Umpiring in the BDAFL. This year we have our largest contingent of female only 1 toilet” 11 KIRSTY WRIGHT 20 ROY REICHART umpires in our history. Whether it is our BDAFL Umpires Coach, Christine Bur- Seriously, it is a great way for our women to bond and learn about each 13 MELODY HARRIS 21 JESSICA BARNES rows, who just happens to be the first female to hold a head Umpires Coach other, and we hope this contributes to future success on the field. After 14 LUCY WITHERS 23 LAUREN MOTT role, our Vice President Rachel Robinson, or the many more female umpires winning our first game we look forward to seeing how our women respond, 15 KIERA WICKS 24 MATT JEFFREY we have. Thank you to all these amazing women who continue to umpire our handle expectation and the challenge Terrigal Avoca will bring. 16 JESS HEASLET 25 JOHN SULLIVAN great game. As always we can not thank enough our club sponsors for their continuing We also congratulate the following umpires who were appointed to the recent support, 17 STACEY ASHPOLE 26 BOWEN FLACKHART 18 LAUREN KERR 27 XANDER ROBINSON BDAFL Women's Representative Challenge. GO POWER !!! 19 ZARAH GOLDTHORP 29 RACHEL ROBINSON Field: Rachel Robinson & Jessica Barnes Boundary: Zali Mertens & Luke Richens 20 EMMA FLEMING 30 MICHAEL BARNES 31 JAKE LOWE Goal: Janelle Biden & Michael Barnes 21 STEPHANIE MERRITT We would also like to take this opportunity to recognise the following people 32 RYAN STANTON 22 JUSTINE HOULIHAN and thank them for their continued support of our Umpires: Garry Burkinshaw, 33 SIMON MCCAULEY 23 JOSIE JOHNSON Wal Bembic & The BDAFL Board, Emily Brown (Umpire Development Co- 34 NATHAN SLATER 24 CAPRICE THOMAS ordinator), Damian Anderson & The AFL NSW/ACT Umpiring Department, and 35 MARK SCARFE 26 ROSE POTTER of course the broader BDAFL Community. 36 NICK HICKSON 28 ERIN HOOPER 39 ASHLEY BORG 31 MEGAN BRIDGER 40 TOM STEWARD 34 KELSEY HUNTER 42 MAYAI LUCK 36 AMANA LEWIS 45 SHANE LOWNDES 37 MEGAN MACAUSLAN 46 LEE GARDNER 38 ASHLEIGH SHERAMAN 47 COLIN GOODENOUGH 39 LAUREN KADEL 48 LUKE RICHENS 44 LEONIE REED 50 DOMINIC O’BRIEN 49 STEVIE WILKINSON 51 JODIE HENDERSON 52 LINCOLN MCCAULEY 54 MILES MCCAULEY 55 DAVID PARSONS 56 JACK BRADLEY 57 YURI PORTER 58 JOSH ARCHER 59 CRAIG DAVIES 66 BRADY SWEETNAM 67 JAKE SWEETNAM 70 LACHLAN HARNETT Round 16 - 28 July 2018 26 Round 16 – 28 July 2018 15 www.bdafl.com.au www.bdafl.com.au 2018 HUNTER HAVAL BDAFL LADDERS 2018 BLACK DIAMOND CUP—Rd 15 KILLARNEY VALE v WARNERS BAY @ Adelaide St Oval BLACK DIAMOND CUP P W L D % MR Killarney Vale 0.3, 5.3, 8.6, 11.8 (74) TERRIGAL AVOCA 13 12 1 0 519 92 Warners Bay 1.0, 4.2, 5.4, 7.10 (52) CARDIFF 13 12 1 0 281 92 GOALS, NEWCASTLE CITY 13 11 2 0 374 85 Killarney Vale : Scott Reed 4, Joshua Mifsud 3, Enjay Convy 1, Samuel Jabour 1, Jayden Banfield 1, Brendan Lewis 1 WARNERS BAY 12 7 5 0 193 58 Warners Bay : Kayne Gibbs 2, Jake Roach 1, David McGuinness 1, Leo Vo 1, Matthew Spinks 1, Lachlan Deverell 1 SINGLETON 14 8 6 0 86 58 BEST, KILLARNEY VALE 13 7 6 0 112 54 Killarney Vale : Joshua Mifsud, Benjamin Simpson, Dane Amidy, Lachlan Waters, Liam Banfield, Campbell Wilson GOSFORD 13 6 7 0 60 54 Warners Bay : Nicholas Turner, Riley Warner, Kayne Gibbs, Luke Roach, Oscar Anderson WYONG LAKES v. MAITLAND @ Don Small Oval WYONG LAKES 14 4 10 0 72 29 Wyong Lakes 5.5, 7.7, 11.9, 18.12 (120) NELSON BAY 13 3 10 0 52 23 Maitland 1.2, 6.2, 7.3, 9.4 (58) MAITLAND 13 2 11 0 37 15 GOALS, LAKE MACQUARIE 13 0 13 0 15 0 Wyong Lakes : Tyler Wood 3, Lee Moore 3, Jarred Cross 3, Keaton Jones 2, Nathan Doyle 2, Ryan Mathison 2, Blake Lester 1, James Nixon 1, James Roach 1 GE WOMENS P W L D % PTS Maitland : Thomas Grimmer 1, Patrick McMahon 1, Jason Adlington 1, Hayden Taylor 1, Robert Eddy 1, Mitchell NELSON BAY 13 13 0 0 1508 52 Greaves 1, Jai Rory 1 NEWCASTLE CITY STARS 13 12 1 0 608 48 BEST, WYONG LAKES 13 10 3 0 499 40 Wyong Lakes : Carter Jones, Christopher Koop-Folkes, Lee Moore, Brayden Tos, Peter Drzal, Keaton Jones NEWCASTLE CITY NOVA’S 13 10 3 0 353 40 Maitland : Mitchell Greaves, Andrew Willmot, Patrick McMahon, Jason Adlington, Riley Newstead, Christopher KILLARNEY VALE 13 10 3 0 222 40 Pedler MAITLAND 13 8 5 0 234 32 NEWCASTLE CITY VS LAKE MACQUARIE @ No 1 Sportsground GOSFORD 13 7 6 0 178 28 Newcastle City 9.3, 18.5, 24.12, 33.16 (214) SINGLETON 13 7 6 0 176 28 Lake Macquarie 1.0, 1.0, 1.0, 1.1 (7) GOALS, WARNERS BAY 13 7 6 0 142 28 Newcastle City : Patrick Gillingham 12, Jarred Matson 5, Cade Triffitt 5, James Fogarty 4, Matthew Enright 2, Liam CARDIFF 13 6 7 0 142 24 Dwyer 1, Reed van Huisstede 1, Cameron Keast 1, Ethan Durbridge 1, Jayson Cleaver 1 TERRIGAL AVOCA 13 5 8 0 90 20 Lake Macquarie : Riley Janissen 1 MUSWELLBROOK 13 3 10 0 25 12 BEST, LAKE MACQUARIE 13 2 11 0 45 8 Newcastle City : Patrick Gillingham, James Fogarty, Mitchell Knight , Hayden Kavanagh, Aidan Watling, Jordan PORT STEPHENS 13 2 11 0 13 8 Harrison THE ENTRANCE BATEAU BAY 13 1 12 0 5 4 Lake Macquarie : Oliver Bunny, Sam Hines, Curtis Baker, Christopher McKay, Rory Sleeth, Josh Ford WALLSEND-WEST NEWCASTLE 13 1 12 0 5 4 CARDIFF V SINGLETON @ Hillsborough Oval Cardiff 8.6, 15.9, 21.16, 28.24 (192) BLACK DIAMOND PLATE P W L D % PTS Singleton 1.1, 1.1, 3.1, 3.1 (19) NEWCASTLE CITY 13 13 0 0 821 52 GOALS, Cardiff : Jack Lennon 5, Zachariah Metcalfe 5, Lachlan Price 4, Simon O'Brien 3, Cameron Jones 3, Lucas Borrow 2, TERRIGAL AVOCA 13 13 0 0 786 52 Trent Thompson 2, Thomas Gordon 1, Chad Mayo 1, Bryce Graetz 1, Tom Yensch 1 CARDIFF 13 11 2 0 364 44 Singleton : Jarryd Ingram 1, Samuel Brasington 1, Andrew Scott 1 MUSWELLBROOK 13 9 3 1 281 38 BEST, THE ENTRANCE BATEAU BAY 13 8 4 1 267 34 Cardiff : Jack Lennon, Tom Yensch, Trent Thompson, Jack Pratt, Lachlan Price, Zachariah Metcalfe KILLARNEY VALE 13 8 5 0 159 32 Singleton : Jacob Welsh, Samuel Brasington, Andrew Scott, Zach Bray, Luke Davis, Ben Graham WARNERS BAY 13 6 7 0 101 24 TERRIGAL AVOCA v GOSFORD @ Hylton Moore Oval WYONG LAKES 13 5 8 0 50 20 Terrigal Avoca 10.3, 15.10, 23.16, 34.18 (222) LAKE MACQUARIE 13 5 8 0 38 20 Gosford 0.1, 0.2, 0.2, 1.5 (11) GOSFORD 13 4 9 0 56 16 GOALS, MAITLAND 13 4 9 0 39 16 Terrigal Avoca : Mark Skuse 9, Brandon Thomas 6, Matthew Shortal 5, James Webster 4, Jason Roach 3, Ethan SINGLETON 13 2 11 0 24 8 Formby 3, Daniel Heuston 2, Jack Grimmond 1, Alexander White 1 WALLSEND-WEST NEWCASTLE 13 1 12 0 28 4 Gosford : Patrick Murphy 1 BEST, NELSON BAY 13 1 12 0 20 4 Terrigal Avoca : Mark Skuse, Matthew Shortal, Daniel Heuston, Brandon Thomas, James Webster, Benjamin Lamb Gosford : Scott Burkinshaw, Joshua Cummins, Tristan Carter, Alex King, Benjamin O'Callaghan, Lindsay Pike NELSON BAY - Bye Round 16 - 28 July 2018 16 Round 16 – 28 July 2018 25 www.bdafl.com.au www.bdafl.com.au 2018 BLACK DIAMOND PLATE—Rd 15 NEWCASTLE CITY VS MUSWELLBROOK @ No 1 Sportsground Newcastle City 1.4, 3.7, 6.12, 7.17 (59) Muswellbrook 1.6, 5.8, 7.9, 7.11 (53) GOALS, Newcastle City : Kevin McDonald 3, Michael Buckley 1, Bailey Cullen 1, Jayson Cleaver 1, Nicholas Pollock 1 Muswellbrook : Adam Higham 2, Jayden Galvin 2, Jeremy Smith 1, Mason Solly 1, Jessy Besford 1 BEST, Newcastle City : Bailey Cullen, Mitchell Bastin, Nicholas Pollock, Brodie Jones, Mitchell Black, Jordan Harrison Muswellbrook : Dominic White, Lachlan Watts, Jordan Solly, Jeremy Smith, Matthew Dunn, Jacob Connor KILLARNEY VALE v WARNERS BAY @ Adelaide St Oval Killarney Vale 4.3, 7.4, 10.6, 14.10 (94) Warners Bay 1.2, 4.3, 4.3, 5.3 (33) GOALS, Killarney Vale : Alex Wells 5, Justin Daley 3, Scott Reid 2, Michael Solomons 1, Grant Berckelman 1, Ryan Cross 1, Michael Broadbent 1 Warners Bay : Leigh Andersen 3, Murray Younger 1, Daniel Gray 1 BEST, Killarney Vale : Justin Daley, Corey Shackleton, Alex Wells, Deklan Bates, Jakob Bates, Richy Lyons Warners Bay : Lachlan Dennis, Ian Bird, Nicholas Pattey, Daniel Lincoln, Murray Younger, Luke Needham CARDIFF V SINGLETON @ Hillsborough Oval Cardiff 10.4, 18.10, 24.19, 32.25 (217) Singleton 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0 (0) GOALS, Cardiff : John O'Regan 5, Clinton James 4, Aaron Wivell 4, Timothy Cameron 2, Toby Machart 2, Regan Bowe 2, Izaac Hughes 2, Tony Edser 2, Cullum Jones 1, Luke Griffiths 1, Matthew Erich 1, Peter Bleus 1, Michael Cooke 1, Thomas Williams 1, John Ryan 1, Thomas Lashlie 1, Callum Spoor 1 BEST, Cardiff : Callum Spoor, Clinton James, Luke Griffiths, Regan Bowe, Lauchlan Carey, Andrew Risby Singleton : Michael Duggan, Donald Hornby-Waring, Ben Jamieson, Brandon Partridge, Hugh Smith, Clinton Capell TERRIGAL AVOCA v GOSFORD @ Hylton Moore Oval Terrigal Avoca 8.4, 16.6, 24.6, 26.8 (164) Gosford 0.0, 0.2, 2.3, 2.3 (15) GOALS, Terrigal Avoca : Mathew Studdert 5, Chris Bennett 4, Luke Bury 4, Ryan Shaw 4, Cameron de Wacht 2, Joshua Arms 2, Kenneth Szaladzinski 1, Rodney Dobson 1, Alexander Darling 1, Tim Smith 1, Jon Clarke 1 Gosford : Marc Gleisner 2 BEST, Terrigal Avoca : Mathew Studdert, Jon Clarke, Timothy Kosmeier, Michael Roach, Joshua Arms, Chris Bennett Gosford : Brendan Eather, James Rigas, Kieren Handley , Mark Walker, Riley Pike, Gavin Cornish THE ENTRANCE BATEAU BAY v LAKE MACQUARIE @ Bateau Bay The Entrance Bateau Bay 8.5, 16.6, 28.6, 37.10 (232) Lake Macquarie 1.1, 1.1, 2.1, 2.1 (13) GOALS, The Entrance Bateau Bay : Mathew Johnstone 15, Jason Wileman 4, Todd Hindmarsh 3, Luke Besley 3, Shaun Greentree 3, Robert Gray 2, Max Ifield 2, Kris Toohey 2, Joshua Wakem 2, Brendan Fraser-Butfield 1 Lake Macquarie : Harley Davis 1, Glen Lambert 1 BEST, The Entrance Bateau Bay : Max Ifield, Joshua Wakem, Stephen Turner, Mathew Johnstone, Kyle Robinson, Jason Wileman Lake Macquarie : Damian McIntyre, Alex Sain, Isaac Hines, Terrence Balchin, Jarred Tindall, Reece Bohuslav WYONG LAKES def MAITLAND – Forfeit NELSON BAY – Bye WALLSEND-WEST NEWCASTLE - Bye Round 16 - 28 July 2018 24 Round 16 – 28 July 2018 17 www.bdafl.com.au www.bdafl.com.au BDAFL CLUB CONTACTS 2018 LEADING GOALKICKERS CARDIFF Quinton Davis 0421 964596 [email protected] GOSFORD Gavin Cornish 0468 570545 [email protected] HUNTER HAVAL BLACK DIAMOND CUP GE WOMEN’S KILLARNEY VALE Michael Smith 0432 084621 [email protected] PAT GILLINGHAM NEWCASTLE CITY 57 SARAH BURNS MAITLAND 43 LAKE MACQUARIE Brad Farrell 0402 494737 [email protected] MAITLAND Mark Curran 0415 903047 [email protected] JACK LENNON CARDIFF 45 ANGELA JONES GOSFORD 42 MUSWELLBROOK Annette Garland 0422 248770 [email protected] BRANDON THOMAS TERRIGAL AVOCA 35 SARAH HALVORSEN NEWCASTLE CITY STARS 35 NELSON BAY Michael Mace 0426 244747 [email protected] NEWCASTLE CITY Nathan Wilmott 0404 030676 [email protected] JOSH MURPHY CARDIFF 33 PORT STEPHENS Mel Nelson 0412 067251 [email protected] LACHLAN PRICE CARDIFF 33 SINGLETON Joel Deacon 0488 721985 [email protected] TERRIGAL AVOCA Chris Aitken 0409 963 899 [email protected] THE ENTRANCE BB Trent Allen 0407 294585 [email protected] BLACK DIAMOND PLATE WALLSEND-WEST NEW Steve Lewer 0459 082162 [email protected] MICHAEL RYAN CARDIFF 61 WARNERS BAY Jeremy Buckley 0421 021645 [email protected] MATT JOHNSTONE THE ENTRANCE BB 40 WYONG LAKES Simon Wood 0414 286074 [email protected] NCCUA UMPIRES Jake Lowe 0420 318898 [email protected] LUCAS JOHNSTON NEWCASTLE CITY 36 MAT STUDDERT TERRIGAL AVOCA 33 BDAFL CODE OF CONDUCT ADAM HIGHAM MUSWELLBROOK 33 PARENTS & SUPPORTERS

Each Parent and Supporter understands and agrees to: 2018 CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP

• Support the participants and enjoy the Match; Sen Wom Res Weight Total • Encourage participation, but don’t force it; NEWCASTLE CITY 69 44 26 139 • Teach that enjoyment is more important than winning; CARDIFF 72 24 22 118 • Never ridicule mistakes or losses; TERRIGAL AVOCA 72 18 26 116 • Lead by example and respect all Players, Coaches, Umpires, Officials and spectators. Physical or verbal KILLARNEY VALE 42 38 14 94 abuse will not be tolerated; WARNERS BAY 45 28 12 85 • Recognise all volunteers who give up their valuable time; SINGLETON 48 28 4 80 • Never publicly criticise Umpires and instead raise personal concerns with Club Officials in private; MUSWELLBROOK 57 12 - 6.9 75.9 • Do not use remarks based on race, religion, gender or ability as many such comments are politically incorrect and it is your Coach, team-mates, Club and family that are let down with such remarks; WYONG LAKES 24 40 10 74 • Respect the facilities and equipment of their own and opposing Clubs; GOSFORD 36 28 8 72 • Do not engage in physical and/or verbal intimidation, abuse or conduct toward any Player, Official, NELSON BAY 18 52 2 72 Umpire or supporter. Such actions are totally unacceptable; THE ENTRANCE BATEAU BAY 51 4 - 5.5 60.5 • Condemn the use of violence in any form, whether it is by spectators, Coaches, Officials or Players; MAITLAND 12 32 8 52 • Refrain from using abusive language. LAKE MACQUARIE 0 8 10 18 • Not to enter the field of play in any sanctioned Competition Match unless granted permission by an Official to do so; WALLSEND-WEST NEWCASTLE 0 4 2 0.6 6.6 • Not take part in any form of bullying including via the use of social media; Points are awarded as follows: • Not make or post inappropriate, offensive or discriminatory comments in public, including via social Seniors: 6 points for a win/bye; 3 for a draw, 0 for a loss media, about Players, Clubs, Umpires, Officials, the AFL or the League. Social media includes, but is not Women’s 4 points for a win/bye; 2 for a draw, 0 for a loss limited to, email, instant messaging, text messages, phone messages, digital images, website postings Reserves: 2 points for a win; 1 for a draw, 0 for a loss Weighting: 10% is added to clubs with two teams Round 16 - 28 July 2018 18 Round 16 – 28 July 2018 23 www.bdafl.com.au www.bdafl.com.au 2018 HUNTER HAVAL BLACK DIAMOND CUP AFL LADDER Round 1 - 7th April Round 7—26th May cont.. Round 14—14 July CARD 14.9.93 NC 11.12.78 SING 11.9.75 WL 5.6.36 NB 2.6.18 NC 14.24.108 WL 20.12.132 GOS 11.5.71 P W L D % Pts NC 22.16.148 NB 7.6.48 SING 21.17.143 LM 1.6.12 NB 4.3.27 TA 22.11.143 RICHMOND 17 13 4 0 138 52 Terrigal Avoca—Bye WL 2.5.17 TA 20.20.140 LM 6.16.52 MAIT 12.13.85 WEST COAST 17 13 4 0 126 52 Round 8 - 2nd June Cardiff, Gosford, Killarney Vale, WB 15.9.99 KV 5.8.38 COLLINGWOOD 17 12 5 0 122 48 MAIT 5.5.35 KV 17.15.117 Maitland, Warners Bay—Bye Singleton—Bye NB 8.7.55 GOS 9.9.63 SYDNEY 17 11 6 0 114 44 Round 2 — 15th April Round 15—21st July SING 6.4.40 CARD 12.9.81 PORT ADELAIDE 17 11 6 0 113 44 KV 16.11.107 NB 5.8.38 CARD 28.24.192 SING 3.1.19 WB 5.5.35 TA 11.17.83 GWS 17 10 6 1 112 42 LM 2.3.15 NC 29.14.188 KV 11.8.74 WB 7.10.52 WL 3.6.24 NC 21.18.144 MELBOURNE 17 10 7 0 128 40 MIAT 6.2.38 GOS 6.12 TA 34.18 222 GOS 1.5.11 HAWTHORN 17 10 7 0 119 40 SING 7.9.51 WB 5.10.40 Lake Macquarie—Bye WL 18.12.120 MAIT 9.4.58 GEELONG 17 10 7 0 118 40 TA 9.12.66 CARD 14.8.92 Round 9—9th June NC 33.16.214 LM 1.1.7 Wyong Lakes—Bye GOS 1.9.15 CARD 13.13.91 Nelson Bay—Bye NORTH MELBOURNE 17 9 8 0 108 36 Round 3 —19/20th April LM 6.2.38 SING 17.13.115 Round 16—28th July ESSENDON 17 9 8 0 100 36 KV 4.2.26 TA 9.15.69 NC V WB - Washed Out Killarney Vale v Newcastle City ADELAIDE 17 9 8 0 99 36 GOS 14.11.95 SING 14.5.89 TA 32.18.210 MAIT 0.2.2 Lake Macquarie v Warners Bay FREMANTLE 17 7 10 0 83 28 NB 16.11.107 MAIT 12.7.79 WL 10.12.72 NB 10.14.74 Maitland v Cardiff WESTERN BULLDOGS 17 5 12 0 71 20 WB 0.8.8 CARD 13.17.95 Killarney Vale—Bye Singleton v Gosford ST KILDA 17 4 12 1 76 18 WL 25.13.163 LM 4.3.27 Round 10—16th June Terrigal Avoca v Nelson Bay BRISBANE 17 4 13 0 92 16 Newcastle City—Bye GOLD COAST 17 4 13 0 65 16 KV 13.21.99 GOS 1.1.7 Wyong Lakes—Bye Round 4—27th April CARLTON 17 1 16 0 60 4 MAIT 9.4.58 WL 6.13.49 Round 17—4th August CARD 16.14.110 NB 6.6.42 NB 9.5.59 SING 10.13.73 GOS 24.13.157 LM 5.4.34 Cardiff v Terrigal Avoca ROUND 18 RESULTS TA 6.12.48 NC 1.8.14 NC 20.14.134 KV 5.3.33 Gosford v Killarney Vale WBN 24.20.164 LM 0.1.1 RICHMOND 16.15.111 def ST KILDA 8.9.57 SING 13.6.84 MAIT 5.8.38 Lake Macquarie v Wyong Lakes Cardiff—Bye COLLINGWOOD 20.10.130 def NORTH MELBOURNE 9.10.64 TA 27.13.175 WL 6.3.39 Singleton v Nelson Bay Warners Bay—Bye Round 11—23rd June Warners Bay v Maitland GOLD COAST 12.16.88 def SYDNEY 6.16.64 Round 5—5th May CARD 17.19.121 WL 9.5.59 Newcastle City—Bye ESSENDON 13.21.99 def FREMANTLE 11.4.70 KV 7.6.48 CARD 16.15.111 LM 1.4.10 TA 23.23.161 Round 18—11th August ADELAIDE 13.15.93 def BRISBANE 13.10.88 LM 5.2.32 NB 23.13.151 MAIT 0.0.0 WB 25.21.171 Cardiff v Warners Bay GEELONG 16.4.100 def MELBOURNE 14.14.98 MAIT 2.1.13 NC 25.17.167 SING 4.11.35 KV 8.13.61 Gosford v Wyong Lakes HAWTHORN 18.16.124 def CARLTON 7.10.52 TA 23.20.158 SING 0.3.3 NC 22.20.152 GOS 3.3.21 Maitland v Lake Macquarie WEST COAST 14.16.100 def WESTERN BULLDOGS 6.10.46 WB 18.14.122 WL 6.7.43 Nelson Bay—Bye Nelson Bay v Killarney Vale GWS 11.14.80 def PORT ADELAIDE 8.10.58 Gosford—Bye Round 12—30th June Newcastle City v Terrigal Avoca Round 6—12th May FIXTURES GOS 10.12.72 MAIT 6.16.52 Singleton—Bye CARD 20.28.148 LM 3.4.22 TA 23.14.152 KV 5.1.31 ROUND 19 ROUND 20 GOS 4.6.30 TA 15.22.112 WB 17.14.116 NB 4.5.29 Semi Finals Friday 27th July Friday 3rd August NB 2.5.17 WB 16.11.107 WL 9.11.65 SING 10.9.69 NC 15.9.99 SING 2.5.17 18th/19th August Essendon vs Sydney Richmond vs Geelong NC 12.12.84 CARD 9.6.60 WL 11.13.79 KV 10.8.68 Saturday 28th July Saturday 4th August Lake Macquarie—Bye Maitland—Bye Preliminary Final Richmond vs Collingwood Hawthorn vs Essendon Round 13—7th July General Bye - Representative 25th/26th August Geelong vs Brisbane Brisbane vs North Melbourne Saturday 19th May KV 10.18.78 WL 2.6.18 GWS v St Kilda Adelaide vs Port Adelaide Gold Coast vs Carlton St Kilda vs Western Bulldogs BDAFL 8.9.57 Canberra 19.13.127 LM 3.0.18 GOS 10.13.73 Grand Final Adelaide vs Melbourne Sydney vs Collingwood Round 7—26th May MAIT 5.5.35 SING 6.16.52 1st September Sunday 29th July Sunday 5th August CARD 22.18.150 MAIT 5.1.31 NB 2.6.18 CARD 22.14.146 North Melbourne vs West Coast Carlton vs GWS WB 3.8.26 NC 7.14.56 GOS 7.11.53 WB 16.13.109 Western Bulldogs vs Port Adelaide Melbourne vs Gold Coast KV 28.16.184 LM 5.3.33 Terrigal Avoca—Bye Fremantle vs Hawthorn West Coast vs Fremantle

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