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2019 STATE TALENT CARNIVAL AFL QUEENSLAND U14 & U17 GIRLS Welcome MESSAGE from the CEO Lauren Bella Gold Coast SUNS 2019 STATE TALENT CARNIVAL AFL QUEENSLAND U14 & U17 GIRLS Welcome MESSAGE FROM THE CEO On behalf of AFL Queensland I would like to welcome you to Maroochydore for the 2019 AFL Queensland State Talent Carnival, brought to you by Sunshine WE ENCOURAGE YOU TO Coast Regional Council. EMBRACE THE SIMPLE THEME This year we have once again combined different age OF enjoyment, PARTICIPATION groups into one exciting event on the Sunshine Coast. AND MAKING NEW FRIENDS. We are looking forward to five days of youth football featuring some of the brightest Australian Rules Football prospects in the state. AFL Queensland Youth Girls Talent Pathway Program Partner. Your support of Queensland football is greatly Over the course of the carnival we will see over 600 appreciated. players, as well as talented young umpires from throughout Queensland and PNG, who will compete in To all the officials, umpires and volunteers assisting us in a celebration and display of future talent. These players delivering this year’s carnival, thank you. Without you this are progressing through the Queensland pathway event could not happen. towards future careers in AFL, AFLW and our state and community senior leagues. I wish all the teams competing good luck and all the best for an enjoyable carnival on the beautiful Sunshine We are look forward to seeing some fantastic skills and Coast. ability on display. Thanks to the Sunshine Coast Regional Council, our DEAN WARREN State Talent Carnival partner, and Bond University, our AFL Queensland CEO A SPECIAL thanks TO OUR PARTNERS FIXTURE GIRLS U14 Game 1 10:00am Country Queensland V Brisbane South OVAL 2 DAY 1 Game 2 11:30am Brisbane North V Darling Downs OVAL 2 Game 3 1:00pm Moreton Bay V Wide Bay OVAL 2 Friday 20 SEPTEMBER Game 4 2:30pm Gold Coast North V Northern Rivers OVAL 2 Game 5 4:00pm Sunshine Coast V Gold Coast South OVAL 2 Game 1 10:00am Brisbane South V Sunshine Coast OVAL 2 DAY 2 Game 2 11:30am Darling Downs V Gold Coast South OVAL 2 Saturday 21 Game 3 1:00pm Northern Rivers V Moreton Bay OVAL 2 SEPTEMBER Game 4 2:30pm Gold Coast North V Wide Bay OVAL 2 Game 5 4:00pm Brisbane North V Country Queensland OVAL 2 DAY 3 Map-marker-altDUPORTH TAVERN - 5PM Sunday 22 Officials Education All Regions, All Teams SEPTEMBER Game 1 9:00am Sunshine Coast V Country Queensland OVAL 2 DAY 4 Game 2 10:30am Brisbane South V Darling Downs OVAL 2 Game 3 12:00pm Northern Rivers V Wide Bay OVAL 2 Monday 23 SEPTEMBER Game 4 1:30pm Gold Coast South V Brisbane North OVAL 2 Game 5 3:00pm Moreton Bay V Gold Coast North OVAL 2 U14 GIRLS Map-marker-altNETBALL BUILDING Friday 1:00pm Brisbane North, Darling Downs Parent Saturday 11:30am Brisbane South, Sunshine Coast, Moreton Bay, Wide Bay INFORMATION Saturday 1:00pm Gold Coast North, Gold Coast South SESSION Saturday 2:30pm Country Queensland, Northern Rivers FIXTURE GIRLS U17 DAY 1 Game 1 6:00pm Sunshine Coast V North Queensland OVAL 1 Friday 20 SEPTEMBER Game 1 11:30am Central Queensland V Brisbane South OVAL 3 DAY 2 Game 2 4:00pm North Queensland V Gold Coast South OVAL 3 Saturday 21 Game 4 1:00pm Gold Coast North V Brisbane North OVAL 1 SEPTEMBER Game 5 2:30pm Darling Downs V Northern Rivers OVAL 1 DAY 3 Game 1 11:30am Gold Coast North V Darling Downs OVAL 1 Game 2 1:00pm Brisbane South V Sunshine Coast OVAL 1 Sunday 22 Game 4 2:30pm Central Queensland V Northern Rivers OVAL 1 SEPTEMBER Game 5 2:30pm Gold Coast South V Brisbane North OVAL 3 DAY 4 Game 1 1:30pm North Queensland V Central Queensland OVAL 1 Monday 23 SEPTEMBER Game 1 11:00am North Queensland V Brisbane South OVAL 1 DAY 5 Game 2 12:30pm Gold Coast South V Sunshine Coast OVAL 1 Tuesday 24 Game 4 11:00am Darling Downs V Brisbane North OVAL 3 SEPTEMBER Game 5 12:30pm Northern Rivers V Gold Coast North OVAL 3 U17 GIRLS Map-marker-altNETBALL BUILDING Saturday 1:00PM Central Queensland, Northern Rivers Parent Saturday 2:30PM North Queensland, Gold Coast South, Gold Coast North INFORMATION Sunday 11:30am Brisbane South, Sunshine Coast SESSION Sunday 1:00pm Brisbane North, Darling Downs MESSAGE FROM THE mayor 2019 AFL Queensland State Talent Carnival To top it off, the climate and natural landscape we Maroochydore Multi-sports Complex are fortunate to have here on the Sunshine Coast is the perfect recipe for living an active and outdoor lifestyle. This is all part of being Australia’s most sustainable region – healthy, smart, creative. OUR SUNSHINE COAST loves As one of Australia’s leading tourism destination, its sport AND OUR REGION our Sunshine Coast also offers visitors a range of HOSTS A WIDE RANGE OF memorable experiences, with outstanding natural attractions and a wide range of entertainment, arts SPORTING EVENTS and culture options and a vibrant dining scene. So take the time to enjoy everything that our Sunshine Coast has to offer while you are here. Welcome to our Sunshine Coast for the 2019 AFL Queensland State Talent Championships. On behalf of our Sunshine Coast Council, may I wish all competitors in this event every success. Our Sunshine Coast loves its sport and our region hosts a wide range of sporting events, competitions and training opportunities which enable talented young athletes to grow, develop and compete in a M AYO R safe, friendly environment. MARK JAMIESON Sunshine Coast Council SUNSHINE COAST U17 Coach Shane Dawes Manager Michelle Hurley TEAM NO. NAME SURNAME DOB HT CLUB Congratulations to the 25 players that have made the team to 1 Charlotte Hersey 02/07/03 162 Kawana Park represent the Sunshine Coast in the 2 Brooke Day 20/08/03 162 Maroochydore State Championship for 2019. I am pleased to say that with the 3 Alana Munro 18/12/03 167 Kawana Park assistance of our line coaches, 4 Courtney Page 23/02/04 167 Glasshouse Shannon Campbell (Mids), Steve Tindal (Forwards), & Aaron Deckys 5 Mia Woodburn 23/08/03 168 Noosa (Backs) there has been significant 6 Ebony Otto 03/05/03 167 Coolum Beach improvement of the squad and an enhancement of “Footy IQ”. 7 Kate Parkinson 17/06/03 170 Kawana Park 8 Neve Underwood 17/03/04 167 Kawana Park I have been thrilled to get to know the squad and hear about their dreams 9 Jess Ling 04/08/02 168 Rookie of playing at the highest level. 10 Imagen David 21/01/03 170 Maroochydore We have a State Talent Carnival to 11 Teyl Danger 26/09/02 172 Rookie compete in where our collective 12 Emily McGregor 23/03/03 173 Maroochydore focus will be on further development, coming together as a strong 13 Maggie Harmer 12/04/03 169 Maroochydore Sunshine Coast unit and enjoyment 14 Demi Norton 06/04/04 165 Kawana Park of representation. Thank you to the Coaches, our Team 15 Bella Smith 05/10/03 169 Maroochydore Manager Michelle Hurley, our Team 16 Zoe Smith 14/04/03 168 Maroochydore Runner Indie Madin, Specialist Kicking Coach Ivan Franich, Fitness 17 Bethany McKenna 02/08/03 171 Maroochydore Coach Candy and Dayne Frew who 18 Hayley Edgar 29/10/04 171 Maroochydore has supported us from AFLQ. 19 Teesh Fox 07/10/03 172 Noosa 20 Audrey Upston 27/01/03 178 Rookie 21 Holly Thain 01/10/03 174 Kawana Park 22 Grace Pearson-Smith 30/01/04 172 North Shore 23 Loula Bensaci 22/08/02 175 Coorparoo COACH 24 Keeley Duggan 07/01/02 174 Maroochydore Shane Dawes 25 Tahlia Petrie 16/04/03 173 Kawana Park Moving from the Mornington Peninsula in Victoria, with a background of playing and coaching Sharni senior men’s footy, Shane started as a youth coach back in 2016 on the Sunshine Coast. In that time Shane WEBB has become a Level 2 accredited coach through AFLQ, and coaches the Under 16 Boys at Coolum Beach. DOB: 14/07/1991 Recruited from University of Queensland This has been Shane’s first foray Club: Brisbane Lions into coaching female footy, and over the course of the program with the Originally from Nambour Sharni made her debut in help of assistants Shannon, Aaron Lions colours in round 1 of the first season of AFLW. She and Steve, has seen a measurable has since amassed 20 games playing centre half forward and improvement in all the players. ruck. Sharni is super-competitive in the air and on the ground and can play a variety of roles. Her capacity to fill a hole in any part of the ground makes her a highly Our coaching philosophy is to garner valued member of the Lions squad. improvement through teaching and encouragement while always maintaining enjoyment in the program. 1/4 2/4 3/4 4/4 Final 32 SUNSHINE COAST U14 Coach Chris Norton Manager Sharon Glover TEAM NO. NAME SURNAME DOB HT CLUB Congratulations to the 20 girls from Bribie, Kawana, Maroochydore, 1 Ellen McDonald 17/01/06 148 Moreton Bay Glasshouse, North Shore and Noosa who have combined to make the 2 Tahlia Benson 26/05/06 150 Northshore Sunshine Coast Under 14 team. The commitment to teamwork and 3 Brydie Eva 06/04/05 150 Maroochydore personal improvement has impressed all coaches. 4 Amber Swan 17/03/05 156 Maroochydore 5 Jacinta Smart 04/11/05 159 Moreton Bay Attitude has such an influence on success, and we are confident that 6 Tilli Baker 03/07/04 161 Maroochydore the girls selected will persist, assist and apply themselves to ensure they 7 Sophie Peters 12/03/05 162 Maroochydore achieve both individual and team success throughout the carnival.
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