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Afl Townsville Premiership Season RMS AFL TOWNSVILLE PREMIERSHIP SEASON AFL Townsville Offical Legal Sponsor Chairmans Welcome At last the footy is kicking off Welcome to the RMS AFL Townsville Premiership Season. What a build-up we have had to the RMS AFL Townsville Premiership season. Firstly the Gold Coast Sun’s Community Camp, where the Townsville District was able to meet and mingle with the Sun’s players. There was opportunity to dine and train with the Sun’s players and coaching staff, while been taught some new valuable new skills, and of course many hero autographs collected along the way. This was followed up by game day at Tony Ireland Stadium. What an opening we saw between Townsville AFL representative side v’s Townsville Army, a true show case of the talent we have in the local competition. Well done and thankyou to all players, coaches and support staff. Then the “big one” Gold Coast Sun’s V’s North Melbourne Kangaroos in the preseason NAB Cup game, a first ever official AFL game for Townsville. This saw a fantastic crowd on what was one of our warmest North Queensland days for some time, great effort by all the organisers and huge support from the community, well done. Now it is time for the local players to again take centre stage, round one is here and what a way to kick it off. The replay of the 2012 grand final between Hermit Park Tigers and Thuringowa Bulldogs at Neil French oval. The Bulldogs will be keen to make an early statement and the Tigers under new coach Dean Anderson will be keen to keep that winning record intact. RMS Curra Swans will be travelling to the home of the Lions, Harold Phillips Oval. This encounter will be a ripper with both sides recruiting well during the off season and the return of Adam McDonald to the Curra ranks. The Lions must be congratulated on the work they have put into their home ground and surrounds to establish a great AFL venue. Next week brings the Kickstart Carnival to Townsville. This is a National Indigenous carnival that will show case the country’s top Indigenous players and will be well worth the effort to go and watch the games at Tony Ireland Stadium. I strongly encourage everyone to support this event. Special thanks to RMS Engineering and Construction and BCK for their ongoing support of Australian Football. A big thanks to all the volunteers in football world, without the work done at board and club level by these dedicated people football would not happen. That is it for now, I wish all clubs a successful and injury free season and look forward to enjoying many games of great AFL football around Townsville again this year. Cheers Peter Busch Staff Changes Staff Changes at AFL Queensland Townsville Office Since the end of the 2012 season there have been a few changes in the Townsville AFL Queensland office. David Noonan has moved to Brisbane to take on the role of State Auskick Coordinator and Peter Young has been appointed the Club Development Manager at the Mt Gravatt Football Club. Both of these men made significant contributions to football in Townsville during their time here and we wish them well in their new positions. Taking over the Development Coordinators role is Adam McDonald. Adam spent a year away from Townsville in 2012 playing football in Canberra, but the lure of the north and the opportunity play an important role in growing “Australia’s Game” in Townsville was too much for him to resist. Adam’s responsibilities include coordinating the Auskick and Schools programs together with working with clubs to transition these children into club football. Please feel free to contact Adam if you have any questions or suggestions for improvement in his areas of responsibility. Kath Newman was appointed to the position of Regional Manager in December 2012. Since taking up the position she has been busy with the coordination of the “Festival of Football” which included the NAB cup game, Community Camp and will culminate in the National U15 KickStart Championships next week at Tony Ireland Stadium. Kath brings to the position 25 years of experience working in education as well as a wealth of knowledge working with elite athlete development. She is looking forward to building on the very successful talent development programs of the past 3 years that have resulted in record numbers of Townsville players being selected in Queensland Country, Queensland and NEAFL programs. Adam and Kath are committed to ensuring AFL – Australia’s Game, continues to grow and they both look forward to working with the Townsville AFL community this year and for many years to come. Kath Newman Adam McDonald Regional Manager Development Coordinator Townsville Townsville T- 4723 4000 T- 4723 4000 M- 0414281837 M- 0406 058 541 E- [email protected] E- [email protected] Umpires Here we go again. Welcome our newcomers to Townsville. We hope everyone has a successful season and enjoys being part of footy in Townsville. We are pleased to announce our new major sponsor NEW HOME SOLUTIONS. Also Brumby’s WILLOWS and Gloria Jean’s Coffee STOCKLAND. We thank COOL SPORTS, Far North Wholesalers, Australian Mortgage Brokers, Willows Pool Shop and Smith Snackfoodsfor their continued support of the umpires and of footy in Townsville. We have had a very good preseason with healthy numbers on the track with the numbers of juniors in our ranks the future of umpiring looks good. You will see lots of women in our ranks this year which we think is just brilliant for football. The umpires association is pleased to announce that we received a grant through sport and rec. during the off season which has been an enormous help. Hence our support for POIP. Positive or its Pointless: Please consider not only umpires when barracking but the players as well. Let’s have a great end of season and make our comments positive and get footy heading in the right direction. Good Luck to all for today, play the whistle and enjoy your footy. Sponsors: Support our sponsors, tell your mates and tell your neighbours as without them your fees will double. Please consider the sponsors of all the clubs that support our local footy. Green Shirts: You will notice a number of umpires wearing green shirts, these people are first and second year umpires learning the necessary skills to be an umpire please give them as much positive support as you can as without umpires the game is over. Social Notes: Lots of fun coming up this season stay tuned for all the details will be out soon, any ideas see Mal or Jamesie Give umpiring a try: We train every Monday& Thursday at 5:30 at the Brothers CC, Golflinks Dr, Kirwan. All welcome—come and get fit you might even find you like it. Check us out on the AFLT website. Facebook AFL Townsville Umpires Industry Day The AFL Industry Day is Coming to Town! The Industry Day is uniting Volunteer, Umpiring and Coach Education courses to provide high quality education to your region. We would like to invite you to the Volunteer Education Course – free of charge, exciting, one day event. About the Volunteer Education Course • Throughout the state, leagues and clubs are calling out for greater support and education of volunteers • The Volunteer Education course is a free event • Sunday 21st April 2013 at Tony Ireland Stadium, in parallel to the coaching course. • AFLQ are flying up guest speakers and experts • Lunch will be provided What topics will we discuss? This is completely up to you! Volunteers will highlight their needs in their registration form. The League and AFLQ staff will also highlight their challenges and needs. The content of the course will be designed around your feedback. Topics can include Sponsorship, Grants, Media, Infrastructure, Volunteer Management, Planning, Resources for clubs, Conflict Management, Club Culture, Player Recruitment. Who is invited / Expectations on Clubs Everyone is invited. Each club need as many volunteers as possible to attend, to greatest support volunteers, increase the knowledge at your club and to grow the club. • The course will not be boring and dull, that is guaranteed. It will be an exciting opportunity to take your club to the next level, learn modern trends and share your experiences. • Each club need to provide a minimum of 4 volunteers (Max 12 per club) The success of the event is on the support of clubs and the league. If we don’t have strong numbers from every club, we may not be able to return in the future. Registration is essential, required for numbers and catering register. Click ‘register’ to REGISTER. Registrations due by Friday 12th April. Any questions please contact Aaron Hall 3033 5406 / [email protected] We look forward to meeting you on the day! National Kickstart Championships Townsville to host the National KickStart Championships The countdown is on to the Under 15 National KickStart Championships to being held in Townsville for the first time from April 8. Supported by the Coles AFL Indigenous Program, the 2013 carnival will see all states and territories represented at the championships in a round robin tournament over five days with the grand final being held at Tony Ireland Stadium on the Friday April 12. Each team has selected the best 25 Indigenous players from their state KickStart Camps with VIC & TAS combined as well as NSW & ACT based on leadership qualities, school attendance, community involvement and football ability. The U15 KickStart Championships structure has been developed to provide a supported talented player pathway that compliments the National U16 Championships and exposes Indigenous coaches, doctors, physiotherapists and trainers to an elite AFL Program environment.
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