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And then there were three….

Two enthralling games were played at Manuka The Demons could well be full of good blokes but Oval last week. Belconnen advanced through to the they know have a hunger for the contest that would Grand Final with a last quarter blitz against a cou- make every past player proud. rageous Swans outfit and Ainslie were eliminated by a genuinely tough Eastlake unit. The Swans were equally impressive in defeat on Saturday. Several of their leaders played in a man- So we have the Demons facing off against the ner that exuded quality in terms of their athletic Swans for the right to play the Magpies. prowess but also in their professionalism and atti- tude. The rules clearly handicap them but again the The form of the two teams will be discussed leadership and passion was abundant. The game on in detail elsewhere but both were impressive Sunday should be a classic. in different ways last weekend. The Demons, as you would expect from a team with smart The other topic of high interest is the Mulrooney leaders, leaned their lessons from their 2007 Medal on Monday night. Knowing the winner I have finals capitulation and approached their contest to be careful with my words. The 200 strong crowd Congratulations-Cong it’s all about you! Thanks to the with an entirely different attitude. Unexpected will have an entertaining night that will be an ap- CanberraCanb Labour Club this week’s “face in the crowd” match-ups, clear game plan for the conditions propriate start to the biggest week on our football winnerwinn receives a meal voucher to use at any of the Labour and an approach at the ball that was fierce and calendar. consistent. ClubClub venues. The winner must present themselves at one ofof theth Labor Club venues, prove they are the person circled in theth above picture (each reception area will have a copy ofof thisth photo) and the meal voucher will be sent to you.

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SYDNEY Ryan Brabazon has played footy at the highest level this year but now he is needed to help Sydney as they seek a fourth successive premiership cup. Brabazon has shown good form this year, but will need to find it quickly after a short absence. His work around the stoppages and in the midfield will be crucial to Sydney moving the ball forward and kicking a winning score.

EASTLAKE The Demons will be looking to match Sydney at the contests and Peter McGrath is going to be crucial in trying to achieve this goal. The 27 year old has played enough games to understand his role thoroughly and is in the prime of his career. Alongside Nathan Clarke, McGrath’s rotations through the midfield are going to have to be effective in denying Sydney first use of the footy and moving Eastlake into the Grand Final.

SYDNEY The Swans may have more than one wildcard in their deck this week. With only 12 players from their squad allowed this week, a top-up player may be the secret weapon that cracks the game open for Sydney. Jordan Forster had played once prior to last week but has impressed coach Brett Allison. Last Last weekend’s results told two different stories about the path these two sides will take week he was moved onto Belconnen’s Andrew Ainger at full-back however leading into the preliminary final. For Sydney their quest at four consecutive flags appears there is talk that Forster may return to his more favoured role as a forward this week. to be drawing to an end. The Swans were dismantled by a Belconnen side that are keen to make amends for back to back premiership losses in 2005 and 2006. Season 2008 has been a Another wildcard is Matthew O’Dwyer. His recent form hasn’t been up to the rollercoaster ride for the Swans who have struggled to string back to back wins together late standard which saw him debut for the senior side earlier this year. However his rotations from half-back through the midfield to the forward line, and back into the year. again, will be vital for the Swans on Sunday.

For Eastlake they showed true fight as they overcame Ainslie in what was a harsh, wet and EASTLAKE windy day. They led from the front and held strong deep into the fourth quarter, never giving Matt Dean has only played 11 games up until Sunday’s game however the their opponents a chance to steal their thunder. Eastlake’s season thus far is shaping up to be small pacey forward shares a solid working relationship with key forward a bit of a fairytale. The Demons managed to hold out Queanbeyan for a place in the top four and Stafford Cooper. Dean has kicked a handy 13 goals during his time in the senior side this season and will be looking to crumb many more to try and with a spirited victory over Ainslie in their first final, they will be full of confidence and looking snare a Demons victory. to keep their winning formula in tact. Eastlake has had the wood on the Swans this year beating last year’s premiers on two out of three occasions. Eastlake is doing everything in their power to reduce the toll of last week’s physical encounter in the wet, with the team undergoing intensive recovery sessions. Plus the Swans have not travelled well this season. But while Sydney hurts after last week’s loss, will the preliminary final be the moment they take to redeem themselves or will the Cinderella story of 2008 advance to the Grand Final?

“We’ll just be going out there and trying to do our best on the day “Recovering quickly from a hard match is a lot better nowadays and if we can play to the best of our ability then we can’t whinge than it was years ago. By last night at training they were pretty or have any regrets, the other result of the game should take well back and by tomorrow night they will be fit and ready to go care of itself. It should be a good encounter, they got us both for Sunday.” times in Canberra so if you read the form guide and the games in Canberra I suppose they would be starting favourites.” “Once you get passed that stage you sort of take the positives that a tough match like that is good for us. It really is good for “We haven’t had a good record at all in the nation’s capital but not just winning obviously, but the attitude of the players, the it’s hard to put a finger on it. They’ve got to come down and they way they went about it. I was thrilled with the way our blokes stay in hotel beds rather than their own beds so really their approached that game in those difficult conditions.” preparations is fairly different to what they do when we are playing in Sydney. So maybe that has something to do with it “ will be very difficult to beat even though they’ve otherwise I can’t really put my finger on it.” got a lot of top-ups they’ve got a core of very good players and we’re not underestimating that at all. I think the players “There are couple of handy players that would probably become would have confidence now, we’ve beaten them a couple of available for the senior team in Goodes and Ryan O’Keefe… our times this year and after Sunday’s performance I think there numbers at the moment are pretty healthy, I think we have 16 or is a confidence there that we can have a real go at it. We’re not 17 to choose our 12 from so we’ve got to make those decisions getting ahead of ourselves, it’s a tough ask, but I’m confident about who is playing and who is not in the next coming days.” we’ve got the right mindset now given where we have come from earlier in the year.” The Demons were victorious in the two clubs’ last “You just need to ignore it and focus on what you can encounter, a five point thriller in round fourteen. control and just try and play your own game.”

They were also impressive in their win last week over Bruce knows the style of Eastlake’s game better than Sydney’s coaching staff need a full compliment of players to have any Ainslie, despite failing to kick a goal in the second half. most and admits he might have a slight advantage chance of beating Eastlake. With several players staking their claim in over his Sydney teammates. the senior Swans side it will make it tough for coach Brett Allison to pick Sydney too had a disappointing final quarter. They the right personnel to Eastlake. However Sydney is a strong, young appeared to be right in the contest at three quarter “I definitely know the strengths and weaknesses of a team, capable of running all day. They will need their top up players to time but a goalless final term allowed Belconnen to lot of their players. I’ll know if they’re a right or left make significant contributions during the course of the match. The carrot kick away. footer and stuff like that but to be honest it’s pretty is a fourth consecutive premiership, a feat which has only been achieved twice in the history of the AFL Canberra competition. quick out there so you don’t have time to think about it Former Demon turned Swan Aaron Bruce, is relishing too much,” he said. The key for Eastlake is matching the Swans in the midfield and around the opportunity to play in a Preliminary Final but says the stoppages. Sydney excel in this area and will be looking to jump playing against his old team mates won’t impact on Sydney will enter Sunday’s match with much Eastlake at every chance. The key for Eastlake is to get first use of his own game. confidence having pushed the competition’s the footy and get it to the likes of Stafford Cooper as quickly as possible measuring stick Belconnen, for most of game last with crumbing forwards like Matt Dean waiting front and centre. Aaron “I’ve gotten over the fact I’ll be playing against my old week. Rogers will need to continue to be a rock in defence, supported by team. I’ve played against them three, four times this midfielders running back to help. Eastlake though has the advantages of a team core that understands each other as well as playing at year so it won’t be any different,” he said. ’ performance was one positive to come Manuka Oval, the scene of several Swans losses this year. out of the eight goal loss for the Swans. He continued “I didn’t enjoy playing against them (Eastlake) the his fine form, kicking two goals and featuring in the PREDICTION first time, it was a bit weird. I didn’t quite know how to best players for the ninth week in a row. There are pluses and minuses for each side this week. Eastlake will handle it but the last few times haven’t been too bad.” enjoy a home advantage where they have beaten Sydney twice this year Eastlake and Sydney will go toe to toe on Sunday, at but they have a day less to recover after their tough final in the wet. “There’s always a bit of banter but you just take it in 2pm, at Manuka Oval. Sydney on the other hand has the luxury of an extra days rest and may your stride...I’m still friends with a lot of them,” he have several players return, however their record in the National Capital said. has been woeful this year. Matches at Manuka between the two have been close this year, as should this match. The Demons are turning their campaign into a fairytale and might just have enough to slay the Swans at Manuka on Sunday. Marist College is undoubtedly the leading Australian Roulstone, who has been an key member of the Demons Rules school in Canberra, with its strong football program side since graduating from Marist in 2004; said playing ensuring the school has stood out in the AFL Canberra with a number of his Eastlake teammates at school under 18’s competition over the past decade, winning helped him settle in at the club, which played a major back-to-back premierships in 2003 and 2004. role in establishing his spot in the senior team.

The strength of the school has since been transferred to “Looking back at my time at Marist, a lot of the boys at the current Demons side, with no fewer than nine former the club played together as a group in the under 18’s, Marist students having played senior football and we got to know each other pretty well at school, with Eastlake in 2008. both in and outside of footy, which helped set up a pretty good bond that we have carried on at Eastlake,” he said. Mark Kimball, Xavier McMahon, Dean Roulstone, George Fitzgibbon, John Van Meurs, Alex Haywood, Sam Gumley, “I know that when I came to Eastlake, there were a few Ben Kane and Tim Gray. All are ex-Marist boys that have boys who were in higher grades at Marist who helped pulled on the Eastlake jumper in 2008, and all will play me settle in at the club, and its something I know a lot of a major role in the Demons push for their first senior the guys are keen to maintain when other Marist premiership since 2001, as well as their second reserve boys come along.” grade premiership in three years. For Kimball, whose form in 2008 has seen him make his All of these players are under 23 years of age and senior representative debut at the Australian Country will provide a playing nucleus that will allow Eastlake Football Championships, he believes the Marist football to push for success well beyond 2008. program has been pivotal to the success of many of his Eastlake teammates, and will ensure the Demons have Eastlake Football Manager Keith Miller says the Marist/ a development path that will create enormous success Eastlake relationship grew as a result of Marist’s in the future. keenness to attract Eastlake juniors to the school, which has continued to develop over the past eight years. “Eastlake puts a fair bit of time into the Marist First XVIII and the Marist juniors program, as the club is aware that “A lot of the juniors who play with us end up going to a lot of talent comes through the school and that it is school at Marist when they reach year seven, so over probably as good an avenue as any to attract players to the years we have developed a good relationship with the club,” Kimball told the AFL Canberra Record earlier the school, as they know they can get a number of talented in the season. kids into their system and we hope that they come back to us when they look to play senior footy,” Miller said. “The school certainly played a big role in my football development and I know it has helped out a lot of the “Some of our great young talent at the club, such as other guys at the club who also went through Marist.” the likes of Sam Gumley and Xavier McMahon, have come through the Marist program, so we think we have benefited greatly through the relationship, in securing players that are going to be a key part of our side for many years.” MULROONEY’S MAGIC MONDAY NIGHT By Joe Sullivan

AFL Canberra’s night of nights is almost upon us. between the two sides will arguably fail to provide them The night where the umpires reveal who they have voted with enough games to poll enough votes to win. the best and fairest player in Season 2008. Meanwhile Ainslie’s ‘come from nowhere’ season this Earlier this year the AFL Canberra Record looked at mid year has seen improbable victories and deplorable losses. season favourites, however there appear to be a few dark Captain Billy Neely has performed admirably along with horses emerging amongst the favourites. rising forward Ben Hughes. What will be working against them are those losses that saw the tri-colours fall from The late mail indicates the winner could be a midfielder second prior to the finals. especially given the trend in other competitions and their ability to constantly Eastlake has seen a number of players continue their feature in the play. development this year, led by Coach-Captain and seasoned vote-receiver Nathan Clarke. Peter McGrath has been a An anonymous source, close to the umpires, has indicated quiet achiever this year along with Jake Gumley and it’s the winner could be from the top three placed Canberra these two who are firming as dark horses heading towards clubs, however that would be to discount inspirational the count at the Belconnen Labor Club on Monday. performances from a number of players across the clubs this year. Queanbeyan are another club that has been ravaged by injuries this year, but there have been a number of solid Belconnen’s sparkling season has seen several players contributors throughout the season. Mitch Daniher, despite repeatedly putting their hands up on the field but for an injury, continues to crop up in conversation, but Mark individual award, being team orientated may work against Armstrong’s inspirational leadership and goal-kicking them. ability may keep him in good stead with the Umpires. Ruck duo Scott Dickinson and Danny Jaques have also been Griffin Underwood and brother Ryan have immediately provided plenty to a Tigers outfit that failed to meet its own slotted into the Magpies side alongside talented expectations this year. midfielders Cameron Ilett and James Bennett. All four players are capable of winning votes for their hard running While at Tuggeranong Craig Healy and Captain Troy and attacking flair, but it may mean that they will take Takanen are probably best placed to win the most votes for votes off each other. the Hawks. Despite winning several inspirational battles this year, they may not have won enough games to give The story is similar in Sydney but for slightly different themselves a good chance of a Hawk walking away with reasons. The Swans have been unable to put the same the highest individual honour. team on the park consecutively due to injury and senior coach Paul Roos blooding new players in the senior team. Nonetheless, Monday night promises to be another special night on the AFL Canberra calendar and with the calibre of Players like , Ed Barlow and Matthew competition this year, whoever is awarded the Mulrooney Souvenir Poster O’Dwyer have played senior games this year due to good medal will be a deserving winner. Mitch Daniher form in the AFL Canberra competition, but moving in It was a slip of the tongue from coach Brett Allison “I feel like I have given everything I possibly can which spilt the story that Ben Matthews, the number throughout my career to play at the highest level and I four from the Sydney Swans, had signalled his leave AFL footy and the Sydney Swans with no regrets. retirement. “The Sydney Swans have played a massive part in my Pressed to see if Matthews was playing for his career life after leaving home at 16 and I want to thank the this Sunday against Eastlake in the Preliminary Final, Club for the opportunity to play AFL footy. Allison responded with a bombshell. “It has been a fantastic journey and I take away some “I think you’ll find he’s announced his retirement very special memories and lifelong friendships from yesterday,” he quipped and it instantly sent tongues my time here.” wagging. Matthews played 198 senior AFL games for the Swans There had been no mention of Matthews’ decision in over 13 years having been picked up in the 1995 draft. the 48 hours prior to the conversation with Allison on Thursday morning, but Matthews formally announced Originally from the Cowra-Rutherglen zone, Matthews his retirement on Thursday afternoon following was nominated for a Rising star nomination in 1999, discussions with senior coach Paul Roos and General awarded the Most Improved Player in 2000 and came Manager Andrew Ireland. third in Sydney’s best and fairest in 2001.

Throughout Season 2008 Matthews’ future at the club Undoubtedly the highlight of his career was playing in was shrouded with speculation that he would either the 2005 Premiership where the Swans defeated West move on from Sydney or face the axe come season’s Coast by four points. end. Senior coach Paul Roos played alongside Matthews He has played 15 games in the AFL Canberra when he began his career, and Roos reflected on competition this season, whilst only making it into the Matthews’ time at the club. senior side twice. “Any player’s objective at the start of their career is But despite this he has performed well, highlighted to give everything he possibly can for his team, his by being one of Sydney’s best in their loss against club and his teammates and to gain respect from the Belconnen in last Saturday’s Major Semi Final. football community,” Roos said.

Matthews said not long after announcing his “Benny Mathews is a player that has ticked all those retirement that he was immensely thankful to boxes and he really has been a tremendous contributor the Sydney football club and he will leave with no to the Sydney Swans Football Club culminating in his misgivings. performance in the 2005 Grand Final.”

“My passion and enthusiasm to play at the highest Matthews’ announcement now adds extra spice to level was starting to be compromised and I didn’t Sunday’s Preliminary final against Eastlake where the want to reach the point where I was letting down my Swans will be looking to send off one of their favourite teammates,” Mathews said. footballing sons in style. Manuka Oval, Sunday 7th September, 2pm

SYDNEY SWANS EASTLAKE

No. Name DOB HT WT No. Name DOB HT WT Pre-game 1 2/8/1977 194 100 2 Nick Davis 3/30/1980 184 83 1 Alex Hayward 20/6/88 182 80 3 Jarrad McVeigh 4/7/1985 184 80 4 Ben Mathews 11/29/1978 182 84 2 Jason Duce 26/5/83 186 89 5 Ryan O’Keefe 1/24/1981 188 90 3 Nathan Clarke 27/10/79 188 90 6 5/31/1980 190 87 scoop 7 Luke Brennan 3/3/1985 186 89 4 Sam Gumley 16/8/90 185 86 8 Daniel O’Keefe 10/25/1988 184 80 5 Aaron Rogers 5/1/84 192 93 9 8/15/1984 188 80 10 Peter Everitt 5/3/1974 201 102 6 John Van Meurs 9/1/90 189 85 11 Ed Barlow 1/27/1987 196 96 7 Ryan Chamberlain 2/4/85 182 82 12 Nic Fosdike 2/26/1980 180 82 Sydney V Eastlake 13 Patrick Veszpremi 9/1/1989 181 84 8 Tim Gray 1/5/86 194 90 14 1/21/1989 179 84 9 Peter McGrath 28/4/81 183 83 And then there were three. Belconnen advanced this week, and they will need Ben Matthews, Luke 15 6/28/1987 178 78 through to the grand final with a powerful Brennan, Irish born Brendan Murphy, Ed Barlow, 16 11/6/1981 200 105 11 Ben Collins 4/2/80 192 85 17 7/1/1981 189 90 12 Jeremy Stiller 9/11/82 188 83 performance against the Swans last week, while Jesse White, and Matthew Laidlaw (to name a few), 18 Jesse White 1/9/1988 196 103 Eastlake lived to fight another day, defeating to rise to the challenge. 19 Michael O’Loughlin 2/20/1977 189 90 13 Sean Clarke 26/3/81 189 89 20 11/22/1982 184 89 14 Ben Maiden 27/12/85 180 82 Ainslie in an elimination final. Who will play 21 5/19/1977 184 90 22 Matthew Laidlaw 2/9/1987 186 88 15 Justin Mesman 10/11/85 191 94 Belconnen next week? It will be a close, tight Eastlake has experienced an indifferent season, 23 Peter Faulks 4/24/1988 194 82 contest, but either side (Eastlake or Sydney), will but managed to make the finals, and rose to the 24 3/15/1980 183 83 16 Stafford Cooper 13/3/75 196 98 25 1/11/1983 192 94 17 Ben Kane 3/8/89 179 70 be highly competitive and challenge the Magpies occasion last week against Ainslie. Out of all the 26 Henry Playfair 1/22/1983 198 100 right to the final siren come grand final day. teams in the competition, it would be fair to say 27 Kristin Thornton 3/5/1988 184 80 18 Daniel Ford 29/1/86 199 96 28 3/5/1978 173 80 19 Matt Williams 4/2/89 180 80 Eastlake has got the most out of their playing 29 Martin Mattner 8/6/1982 188 83 It has been an interesting season for both list. Youthful, but tough, Eastlake will be full 3 0 Lewis Roberts-Thomson 9/8/1983 196 95 20 Leigh McMahon 20/6/83 192 80 31 10/25/1976 184 80 21 Matt Chamberlain 18/1/83 176 83 clubs. The Swans are contending for a fourth of momentum and confidence, and will throw 32 10/10/1982 179 85 premiership, and it will be a sensational everything at the Swans. With champions like 33 3/6/1986 178 82 22 Mark Kimball 24/12/87 175 80 34 Ryan Brabazon 12/26/1986 182 78 23 Pat Clarke 25/11/83 196 92 effort just to make it to the grand final. 2008 Nathan Clarke and Stafford Cooper at the helm, 35 Daniel Currie 2/15/1989 200 97 has significantly tested the Swans, with rule it is hard to right off the Demons this week. 36 Tim Schmidt 3/14/1986 180 84 24 George Fitzgibbon 15/1/86 189 85 37 1/8/1980 194 96 restrictions challenging their depth, but they still 38 Brett Meredith 1/20/1989 181 81 26 Josh O'Malley 2/10/88 185 85 39 6/2/1986 192 97 27 John Pumpa 7/9/80 198 103 have what it takes to go all the way. The Swans 40 Nick Smith 6/12/1988 185 77 senior players will be relied upon to fly the flag 41 Brendan Murphy 3/26/1989 197 90 28 Xavier McMahon 11/4/90 188 86 Prediction Eastlake 42 9/27/1984 183 83 30 Josh Box 12/1/89 190 80 43 Matthew O’Dwyer 7/21/1988 181 79 44 Jake Orreal 9/26/1989 204 90 31 Alex Thorman 7/9/89 175 70 46 Matthew Beckmans 10/13/1989 187 80 32 Dean Roulstone 13/10/86 188 78 47 Aaron Bruce 12/14/1989 187 87 48 Dean Terlich 12/13/1989 185 83 33 Jake Gumley 22/2/88 180 75 Sydney Swans EastlakeEa 34 Rory Linehan 2/12/88 172 68 36 Michael King 4/1/85 178 82 47 Brad Adams 4/6/84 188 87 50 Richard Burrows 10/11/80 177 75 SYDNEY SWANS - TAKE A WALK DOWN MMEMORYEMORY LANLANEA E EASTLAKEEASTL CLUB NEWS – PRELIMINARY FINFINALSAALS 59 Matt Dean 24/12/86 178 75

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This is an exclusive offer to members of Sydney Swans Our players are organizing a big function at the club Online Auctions. These pieces sold out upon first release on AFL Grand Final day on 27 September. Tickets are and are very rare collector’s items. Don’t miss out on your available from Justin Mesman on 0400 491 558. opportunity to bid. Visit www.sydneyswans.com.au today Last Sunday, on a day for ducks and water hens, the and follow the auction links through the Swan Shop. win by our seniors in the first semi final was a very gutsy effort and our past veterans were happy because League 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Points the order of the day was to kick long (if you could). The team has learnt so much over the past year particularly in managing the physical side of things. reserves

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No. Name 41 Pat Walton No. Name 46 Beau Watts 6 John Van Meurs 42 Nick Bowen 3 Jordan Longmore 47 Daniel Cuttiford 10 Andrew Nunn 43 Patrick Conrick 11 Chris Haddock 48 Jon Elias 15 Justin Mesman 44 James Smith 12 Dennis Quade 49 Brett Nolte 17 Ben Kane 45 Steve Walters 14 Dane Miller 50 Jared Daniel 18 Daniel Ford 46 Mitch Taylforth 22 Josh Davis 51 Danny Dwyer 21 Matt Chamberlain 47 Brad Adams 24 Todd Dickinson 52 Ross Hore 26 Josh O’Malley 48 Damien Dempsey 27 Joe Sibly 53 Ian Gribbin 29 John Sullivan 49 Sam Ghirardello 29 Daniel Jabornik 54 Steve Imrie 30 Josh Box 51 Darren Charman 32 Sam Burly 55 Shaun Ebert 31 Alex Thorman 52 Chris Clowry 34 Luke Thompson 56 James Manie 33 Jake Gumley 53 Russell Fort 35 Paul Slater 57 Danny Dwyer 37 Paul Campbell 58 Travis Longmore 34 Rory Linehan 55 David Oakeshott 38 Tim Cook 59 Kym Boyle 36 Michael King 57 Simon Starr 39 Brett Ormston 60 Sam Burns 37 Joel Bourchier 58 Pat McCartney 40 Jackson Brooker 61 Jeff Charman 38 Nick Cibiras 59 Matt Dean 41 Greg Hair 62 Tye Lehmann 39 Travis Chamberlain 42 Brett Fruend 63 Matt Weickhardt 40 Steven Roche 44 Daniel McGavin 64 Ty Lehman 45 Paul Briedis 65 Steve Foden

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No Name 14 Jeff James 28 Blair Wilson No Name 12 Michael Handscombe 24 Jake Low 1 Corey Baxter 15 Steven Boden 29 Daniel Rumble 1 Reuben Towill 13 Oliver Drummond 25 Steve O’Brien "You know we have two more weeks 2 Daniel Sainsbury 16 Richard Lewis 30 Jordan Flanagan 2 Nicholas Duncan 14 James Kenna 26 Kieran Ferns 3 Josh Hanily 15 Thomas Davey 3 Ben Spencer 17 Brendon Sainsbury 31 Sam Potts 27 Brendan Ellwood 4 Luke Donohue 16 Jackson Maloney 4 Brady Scholes 18 James Taylor 32 Rodney Dart 28 Steve Batten supply of Canberra Milk Dad ." 5 Trent Hopkinson 17 Dean Ohlmus 38 Michael Foster 5 Joel Fraser 19 Roger Dauth 33 Ancel Franklin 6 Cameron Burdett 18 Jonathan Randles 43 Sean Hanily 6 Brendan Matthews 20 Alex Grozinger 34 Harry Piesley 7 Ben Le Lievre 19 Andrew Lloyd 7 Jason Tutt 21 Dean Faganello 8 Adam Curtoi 20 Joshua Butz Lachlan Clarke 8 Shaun Campbell 22 Lachie Highfield 9 Sam Cassimatis 21 Nick Burridge 9 Matthew Vickers 23 Jeremy Hirst 10 Toby Piper 22 Brady Daw 10 Jack Gumley 24 Jesse Griffin 11 Jordan Smith 23 Sam Campbell 11 Stewart Gray 25 Ed Jurkiewicz 12 Philip Lemmon 26 Josh Creaser 13 Brock Adams 27 James de Salis