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Premier Program Wests V Brothers 8 June 2013 3.00 Pm Sedgman Oval P REMIER P ROGRAM W ESTS V B ROTHERS 8 J UNE 2013 3.00 P M S EDGMAN O VAL N O . 1 Wests Capped Wallabies President’s Welcome Message Player Cap Year of Wallaby Qld No. Debut Caps Caps Scott Higginbotham 848 2010 21* 64 Tony Buckley Berrick Barnes 820 2007 32* 45 Hugh McMeniman 795 2005 8* 29 Welcome today to all our friends and sponsors as well as the Brothers Rugby Club where today the match is played for the John Roe 787 2003 19 107 Shaw Pilecki Cup in honour of two legends from both clubs. Chris Lathan 749 1998 78 119 I would like to acknowledge our sponsorship links with our major sponsors Andrew Heath 730 1996 8 31 – Sedgman, Hutchinson Builders and Sci-fleet. Thank you to these Michael Foley 720 1995 50 111 sponsors who are significant contributors to the Wests cause as well as our Matt Pini 714 1994 8 51 23 Premier Position sponsors for 2013 (listed on the back of this program). Paul Carozza 687 1990 15 94 We also acknowledge the Queensland Department of Sport and Julian Gardner 665 1987 4 46 Recreation for their ongoing support. Troy Coker 662 1987 27 37 There are several other sponsors to thank and these are shown on our Brian Smith 659 1987 6 15 Sponsor board at the entrance to the club and on the club website www. Tim Lane 650 1985 3 26 westsbulldogsrugby.com.au. Bill Campbell 640 1984 22 62 Given that tonight the British Lions play the Queensland Reds, it is timely Roger Gould 617 1980 25 65 to acknowledge Wests Wallabies (see opposite page) from our first, Bob Wood in 1972 to our latest, the unfortunately injured Scott Higginbotham. Stan Pilecki 594 1978 18 122 John Meadows 572 1974 22 3 We look forward to your continued support in 2013 and encourage you to Bob Wood 558 1972 1 20 keep involved with us through the year. * Still playing as at 8 June 2013 Wests Bulldogs Brothers 1. Pat Fepuleai 1. Adam Bennie 2. Mick Lee 2. Andrew Coady 3. Sef Faagase 3. Adrian Dixon 4. Jeremiah Lynch 4. James Carter 5. Peter Uebergang 5. Josh Brown 6. Brad Cameron (vc) 6. Ryan Schultz 7. Waita Setu 7. James Colvin 8. Kirk Hawkins 8. Luke Beauchamp 9. Nigel Genia 9. Dave Campbell 10. Sam Greene 10. Dallan Murphy 11. Peter Nelson 11. Pierce Fitzgerald 12. Brett Gillespie (c) 12. Nathanuel Gendle 13. Tim Mosey 13. Michael Bond 14. Nathan Eyres-Brown 14. Lachlan Creighton 15. Byron Hutchinson 15. Damon Murphy 16. Darcy Fergus Referee: D. Mitchelmore 17. Scott Kennon Assistants: S. Leszczynski 18. James Stewart R. Potgeiter 19. Rob Rutledge 20. Carl Anderson 21. Tim Smith 22. Troy Ngatai 23. Trivendra Naidu Coach: Patrick Byron Coach: Matt Kaye Assistant Coaches: Evan Willis Assistant Coaches: Des Kissane Andrew Heath Shane Drahm Manager: Wayne Carter Managers: Anthony McDermott John Druery Wests Bulldogs Rugby Competition Tables vs Brothers vs Brothers 1st Grade at 1.30 pm Premier Colts at 12.10 pm 1. Ryan Brown 1. George Tavita-Matavale 2. Scott Kennon 2. Stirling Farquhar 3. Darcy Fergus 3. James Stewart 4. Vita Tuipulotu 4. Scott Fletcher 5. Rob Rutledge 5. Tim Guazzo 6. Doug Asiata 6. Dan Pepper 7. Tom Bourke 7. Alec Fontalvo 8. Neemiah Tupuse 8. Jake Seage 9. Jon Hood 9. Tui Tusa 10. Troy Ngatai 10. Morgan Gassman 11. Tubinai Turaga 11. Simon Hawthorne 12. Devyn Smith 12. Reuben Fon-Lowe 13. Ed Bowden 13. Hugh Wright 14. Trivendra Naidu 14. Matt Kirk 15. Tim Smith 15. Seb Russell-Sharam With thanks to our Premier Position Sponsors 1 Hayes 2 Crowley & 3 Williams Hall Knight Qld Greenhalgh Chadwick 4 Dr Bill 5 Dr Bill Campbell Campbell 6 Scott 7 Morrison 8 Mark Frawley Harrison Geo Technic Plumbing 9 Castle 10 Nowak Financial International Services 12 Alliance 13 Plaster Hotel Express 11 Pool Tile 15 BCD Surface 14 Company Worx Swancorp 16 Lucky 17 Lucky 18 Dr Bill Pippos Pippos Campbell 19 Dr Bill 20 Campbell 21 Green 22 Fox Services 23 Big Red Bins Electrical Shed.
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