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AFL Vic Record Week 3.Indd VFL Round 1 9 & 10 April 2016 $3.00 Race for glory starts anew Welcome to the start of the 2016 Peter Jackson VFL season. It has been six months since stand-alone side Williamstown held aloft the premiership trophy at Etihad Stadium aft er defeating the Box Hill Hawks in the 2015 season finale, and the race for the 2016 title starts this weekend. At the end of last year it was pleasing to see eight players draft ed to the AFL from the VFL – with the competition enjoying the most national NAB AFL Draft selections (four) since 2006. In 2016 there will be 35 VFL draft ees on AFL lists – including names such as Michael Barlow, Ed Curnow, Matt Jones, Adam Saad and Ben Brown – which is a credit to the work done by our state-league clubs in helping develop talent for the elite level. Clubs have again attracted a strong mix of former AFL talent, many hoping to emulate the likes of Mitch Brown and Cameron Wood from recent years with a return to the AFL in future years, while the number of former TAC Cup players within the competition has grown again in 2016. Peter Jackson VFL action returns to Channel 7 in its new Sunday home for 2016 with Port Melbourne hosting Collingwood in Round 1. Ratings were up by 50 per cent last year, with 49,000 viewers on average tuning in to watch the best state league football has to off er. This year we will also be video streaming a game each Saturday via vfl.com.au, with Coburg and North Ballarat featuring in the season-opener. This game will be part of a VFL/VFL Women’s double-header at Piranha Park – the first of 12 double-header games between the two competitions this year. Best of luck to all players, staff and volunteers this weekend for the start of the VFL season. Steven Reaper AFL Victoria CEO Contents 3 33 VFL season preview 43 AFL Vic Newss 34 35 VFL season predictions 44 45 VFL Clubb WhiteboardWhiteboard 36 VFL News 70 Get Social 37 VFL Women’s 71 The Big League 38 40 TAC Cup content 72 Quiz Who’s playing who 50 51 Essendon vs Werribee 68 69 Sandringham vs Oakleigh 52 53 Box Hill Hawks vs Sandringham 54 55 Coburg vs North Ballarat 56 57 Casey Scorpions vs Frankston 58 59 Footscray vs Northern Blues 60 61 Port Melbourne vs Collingwood 62 63 Williamstown vs Richmond Editor: Ben Pollard [email protected] Contributors: Anthony Stanguts, Kirstie Fitzgerald Design & Print: Cyan Press Photos: AFL Photos (unless otherwise credited) Advertising: Rosanna Butler (03) 8341 6021 Ikon Park, Gate 3, Royal Parade, Carlton Nth, VIC 3054 GPO Box 4337, Melbourne, VIC 3001 Cover: Williamstown celebrates its 2015 VFL Grand Final Phone: (03) 8341 6000 | Fax: (03) 9380 1076 victory over the Box Hill Hawks at Etihad Stadium www.aflvic.com.au www.taccup.com.au 01 Television Online VFL Online Website: www.vfl.com.au Twitter: @VFL #PJVFL Facebook: www.facebook.com/vflfooty TAC Cup Online Sunday April 10 – 11.30am Website: www.taccup.com.au Port Melbourne vs Collingwood Twitter: @TACCup Facebook: www.facebook.com/taccupfooty Next game: Williamstown vs Box Hill Hawks Instagram: @aflvictoria Radio L VFL Live I Saturday April 9, Coburg vs North Ballarat from 1.45pm V Live on Aussie digital, Red Time Sport iPhone and Android apps, plus online via vfl.com.au E Next week: Port Melbourne vs Coburg R TAC Cup Radio A D Sunday April 17, Murray Bushrangers vs North Ballarat Rebels from 1.15pm I Listen live on the Red Time Sport iPhone App or www.taccup.com.au O Next game: Murray Bushrangers vs Gippsland Power 3WBC Saturday April 9, Box Hill Hawks vs Sandringham from 1pm Listen to 94.1FM, online at www.3wbc.org.au or the Tune In Radio app Next week: Williamstown vs Box Hill Hawks Casey Radio Saturday April 9, Casey Scorpions vs Frankston from 1pm Tune to 97.7fm in Melbourne, via the web at www.caseyradio.com.au, or on the Tune In Radio app on your smart phone. Next week: Frankston vs Werribee Video Streaming Visit vfl.com.au on Saturday April 9 for a VFL double-header live video stream of: 11am, Darebin vs Diamond Creek (VFL Women’s) 2pm, Coburg vs North Ballarat (VFL) Watch the action and listen to the call from the VFL Live team. Next week: Port Melbourne vs Coburg (VFL) 02 www.vfl.com.au 2016 VFL season preview The 2016 Peter Jackson VFL season finally kicks off this weekend over six months after Williamstown stormed to premiership glory against the Box Hill Hawks at Etihad Stadium in September. On the following pages in our season preview, the AFL Victoria Record takes a look at how the Seagulls and the 14 teams chasing their crown are shaping up for 2016. www.taccup.com.au 03 BOX HILL HAWKS *AFL Primary Listed Player #AFL Rookie Listed Player NO. NAME DOB HT WT PREVIOUS CLUB 1 David MIRRA 20-Mar-91 186 90 St Simons/Scoresby/Eastern U18 2 Marc LOCK 21-Jun-91 191 89 Southport/Gold Coast Suns 3 William MURPHY 21-Jun-96 173 67 Kew Comets JFC/Ivanhoe Grammar/Northern U18 4 Mitchell O’DONNELL 24-Apr-94 178 79 Seville JFC/Seville/Eastern U18 5 Max WARREN 29-Jan-93 181 80 Healsville/EasternU18/North Melbourne 6 Julian SOCCIO 15-Apr-95 188 86 Greensborough/Xavier College/Northern U18 7 Sam ILES 19-Jun-87 182 80 Collingwood (AFL)/Box Hill Hawks (VFL)/Gold Coast Suns 8 Aaron BOND 25-Apr-95 172 66 Rowville/Eastern U18 9 Jake SUMMERS 03-Sep-93 193 94 Surrey Park JFC/Surrey Park/Eastern U18 10 Liam TOBIN 31-Jul-91 186 85 Noble Park/Sandringham U18 11 Liam KIDD 22-Apr-96 180 78 Knox/Noble Park/Eastern U18 12 Chris JONES 18-Mar-95 196 87 Emerald/Eastern U18 13 Nick EVANS 01-Jun-95 178 75 Norwood/Eastern U18 14 Matthew TRAYNOR 12-Dec-96 181 77 Rowville/Eastern U18 15 Thomas GORDON 19-Apr-92 194 95 Beverley Hills/Oakleigh U18/Collingwood(AFL) 16 Lachlan WILLIAMS 25-Feb-97 180 72 Somerville/Dandenong StingraysU18 17 Ayden KENNEDY 30-Oct-91 192 87 Wantirna South/Eastern U18/North Melbourne 18 James SULLIVAN 26-Nov-92 175 74 Tatura 19 Connor O’SULLIVAN 25-Dec-94 198 95 Norwood/Eastern U18/Norwood 20 Patrick LAWLOR 04-Mar-93 180 80 Vermont/Eastern U18 21 Joseph FISHER 26-Jan-95 189 82 Vermont/Eastern U18 22 Matthew BURT 22-Feb-96 183 72 Lilydale/Eastern U18 23 Jordan WALKER 30-Dec-94 185 80 Donvale/Eastern U18 24 Sam SWITKOWSKI 20-Nov-96 178 68 Research JFC/Lower Plenty/Northern U18 25 Ryley MONKHORST 08-Mar-95 200 100 Woori Yallock/Eastern U18 26 Zach MONKHORST 03-Feb-94 194 90 Woori Yallock/Eastern U18/Woori Yallock 27 Sam SMITH 31-Dec-95 193 81 Southern Districts (NT)/Kyabram 28 Jack SANDRIC 26-Feb-96 186 83 Kingsborough Tigers JFC/Hobart City/Tasmanian Mariners U18 29 Sam GIBSON 09-Jan-95 185 85 Ferntree Gully/Eastern U18 30 Kaiden BRAND * 08-Apr-94 198 92 Berri (SA)/West Adelaide (SANFL) 31 Zac WEBSTER * 11-Aug-95 180 77 Glenorchy (TAS) 32 Jack FITZPATRICK * 26-Jun-91 200 94 Wyndham Vale/Western U18/Melbourne 33 Dale HEHIR 14-Apr-95 184 67 Scoresby 34 Kurt HEATHERLEY * 01-Jan-95 193 89 New Zealand/Sandringham U18 35 Ryan BURTON * 31-Jan-97 191 90 PHOS-Camden (SA)/North Adelaide(SANFL) 36 Kieran LOVELL * 16-May-97 174 80 Kingsborough (TAS) 37 Blake HARDWICK * 05-Feb-97 181 78 Doncaster East/Eastern U18 38 Luke SURMAN # 07-Dec-97 195 85 Rostrevor(SA)/Norwood (SANFL) 39 Alex WOODWARD # 11-Jun-93 181 78 Noble Park/Sandringham U18 40 Kade STEWART # 16-Jan-97 180 67 Kataning (WA)/South Fremantle (WAFL) 41 Daniel HOWE * 04-Dec-95 191 83 Rennie (NSW)/Xavier College/Murray U18 42 Teia MILES * 02-Nov-96 180 70 Barwon Heads/St Josephs College/Geelong U18 43 Stuart HORNER 04-Oct-97 182 77 Olinda-Ferny Creek/Eastern U18 44 Jack NOLAN 17-Oct-97 191 89 Seville/Eastern U18 45 Max CANFIELD 10-Jul-96 195 81 Yarrawonga/MurrayU18 46 Xavier DIMASI 14-Nov-96 186 88 Seymour/Assumption/Calder U18 47 Brayden KILPATRICK 23-Sep-97 181 76 Ramsgate Rams(NSW)/St George(NSW) 48 Anthony BROLIC 12-Sep-96 183 86 Rowville/Eastern U18 49 Jack FIRNS 09-Sep-97 195 93 Ashburton Redbacks/Camberwell Sharks/Oakleigh U18 50 Liam CAVANAGH 03-Aug-95 193 95 Ararat 51 Liam COX 10-Jul-94 178 73 South Croydon 52 Ben McINTYRE 17-Feb-92 180 82 Naracoorte/Glenelg(SANFL)/Penola 53 Trent CASTLEDINE 11-Nov-96 191 83 Narre Warren/Dandenong Stingrays U18/Scoresby 54 Bryce BATTY 16-Jan-97 183 84 Coldstream/Lilydale/Eastern U18 55 Jake KIDD 17-Aug-92 183 80 South Belgrave/Noble Park/Knox 56 Jade CONNOLLY 01-Mar-97 183 75 Norwood/Yarra Valley Grammar/EasternU18 58 Liam JEFFS 30-Mar-97 192 78 East Ringwood/Eastern U18 59 Kane KEPPEL 07-Oct-97 190 79 Norwood/Eastern U18 60 Rory SHERRIDAN-FERRIE 30-Jul-96 191 77 Vermont/Eastern U18 61 Brendan WHITECROSS * 25-Jan-90 183 85 Zillmere (QLD) 62 Jonathon CEGLAR * 14-Feb-91 204 98 Wodonga Raiders/Murray U18/Collingwood(AFL) 63 Jonathan O’ROURKE * 21-Apr-94 184 80 Gisborne/Calder U18/GWS Giants 64 Conor GLASS # 28-Sep-97 189 84 County Derry (IRELAND) 65 Jermaine MILLER-LEWIS # 23-Feb-96 187 75 Armadale (WA)/South Freemantle (WAFL) 66 Lachlan LANGFORD # 29-May-96 189 83 East Sydney (NSW)/Melbourne Grammar 67 Angus LITHERLAND * 12-Oct-92 192 88 Ongerup (WA)/Claremont (WAFL) 68 Taylor DURYEA * 24-Apr-91 179 80 Wahgunyah/Caulfield Grammar/Murray U18 69 Will LANGFORD * 03-Jul-92 187 83 East Sydney (NSW)/NSW-ACT U18 70 Dallas WILLSMORE * 29-May-95 191 83 Walpeup-Underbool/St Pats College/North Ballarat U18 71 James SICILY * 06-Jan-95 186 79 Keilor/Western U18 72 Marc PITTONET * 03-Jun-96 202 101 Xavier College/Oakleigh U18 73 Tim O’BRIEN * 28-Mar-94 193 84 West Gambier (SA)/Glenelg (SANFL) 74 Billy HARTUNG * 24-Jan-95 177 76 Mornington/Dandenong U18 75 Ryan SCHOENMAKERS * 08-Nov-90 195 91 Tea Tree Gully (SA)/Norwood (SANFL) 77 Matt SPANGHER * 23-Apr-87 195 95 Old Xaverians/Eastern U18/West Coast/Sydney 78 Paul PUOPOLO * 02-Dec-87 173 78 Hope Valley (SA)/Norwood
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