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Round 7—Split Round 30-31 May 2015 BLACK DIAMOND www.bdafl.com.au www.bdafl.com.au BLACK DIAMOND AFL Unit 1, 15 Kam Close, Morisset NSW 2264 FOOTBALL OPERATIONS OFFICER Garry Burkinshaw Mobile: 0400 725384 E-mail: [email protected] BDAFL PRESIDENT Wal Bembic Mobile: 0428 881811 E-mail: [email protected] BOARD MEMBERS Phil Lewis Luke Rankin Kevin Greaves Paul Kelly Simon Wood AFL NSW/ACT REGIONAL MANAGER—HUNTER COAST Simon Smyth Mobile: 0401 932535 E-mail: [email protected] BDAFL UMPIRES COACH Christine Burrows E-mail: [email protected] WEBSITE www.bdafl.com.au This Football Record is published by Black Diamond AFL for the benefit of the players, members and supporters of the game. Black Diamond AFL takes responsibility for editorial content, apart from those published under the names of clubs as club notes and will not be held responsible for any information which may be found harmful or injurious to any person or organi- Round 7—Split Round sation in those notes. Complaints or other reference to the material in the publication may be directed to the Football Operations Officer, Black Dia- 30-31 May 2015 mond AFL, Unit 1, 15 Kam Cl, Morisset NSW 2264 Round 7 Split - 30-31May 2015 32 Round 7 Split - 30-31May 2015 1 www.bdafl.com.au www.bdafl.com.au FROM BEHIND THE DESK FIXTURES Rain continues to challenge all involved with football, of all codes this year. Saturday, 30 May 2015 NEAFL Once again we had ground closures which resulted in venue changes and I Sydney Swans v Brisbane Lions No 1 Sportsground 12.00pm thank all the clubs once again for their assistance in accommodating the late Wilson Security Black Diamond Cup changes. Newcastle City v Terrigal Avoca No 1 Sportsground 3.00pm Unfortunately due to the late notice, the matches between Cardiff and All other teams playing 13 June Newcastle City were unable to be transferred and they have been Sunday, 31May 2015 rescheduled for future weeks. First Division Newcastle City v Killarney Vale Adelaide St Oval 2.20pm There have been a number of comments surrounding No 1 Sportsground, Warners Bay v Maitland Feighan Oval 2.00pm however the decisions relating the playing on the ground are solely in the Singleton v Lake Macquarie Rose Point Park 1.15pm hands of the council rangers who inspect the ground on Saturday mornings. Cardiff, Terrigal Avoca, Wyong Lakes —Bye I understand that the ground was most likely playable later in the day how- Second Division ever council are protective of their “Regional” facility and there is nothing Nelson Bay v Lake Macquarie Dick Burwell Oval 2.20pm we can do about it. Hopefully that will change one day. All other teams—Bye Today State League football returns to No 1 Sportsground, with the North Eastern Australian Football GE Women’s Warners Bay v Newcastle City Feighan Oval 12.30pm League (NEAFL) match between Sydney Swans Reserves and Brisbane Lions Reserves. All other teams—Bye It is the third time that a NEAFL match involving the Swans will be played in Newcastle however it is the first time that their opponents will be another AFL side. Saturday, 6 June 2015 Whilst the sides may be lacking big name players, there is an abundance of talented young players Representative Fixture who are striving to carve out their AFL career, and who knows the next big thing in AFL football may BDAFL v AFL NSW/ACT Under 22’s Blacktown International 11.30am be strutting their stuff on No 1 Sportsground today. First Division In the past there has been plenty of local interest in the matches as the Swans have used local players Cardiff v Newcastle City No 1 Sportsground 1.00pm Second Division as “top up” players, including 13 players in their 2013 win over Eastlake. Unfortunately the powers to Cardiff v Newcastle City No 1 Sportsground 11.00am be decided pre-season to change the rules surrounding the make up of the top up players and unless Monday, 8 June 2015 there is a change of thinking there will be no local players used as “top ups” today. First Division I must admit that this decision is very short sighted and deprives the opportunity of local players the Maitland v Lake Macquarie Max McMahon Oval 2.00pm opportunity to impress at the next level. Second Division Whilst no doubt the NEAFL match will be of interest to many, there will also many who will be of the Maitland v Nelson Bay Max McMahon Oval 10.30am Women’s belief that the main match of the day will be the Black Diamond blockbuster between Newcastle City Maitland v Lake Macquarie Max McMahon Oval 12.30pm and Terrigal Avoca. These two teams have been the powerhouses of the BDAFL for a number of years now with the two clubs sharing the past seven premierships and either one of the teams has contested 12 of the past Saturday, 13 June 2015 Wilson Security Black Diamond Cup 13 Grand Finals. Killarney Vale v Nelson Bay Adelaide St Oval 2.00pm In 2015, Terrigal Avoca sit on top of the table, undefeated whilst Newcastle City sit in second position Cardiff v Warners Bay No 1 Sportsground 2.00pm with just the one loss, to Killarney Vale. Both teams have an abundance of talent and these clashes First Division seem to bring the best out in each other. Cardiff v Warners Bay No 1 Sportsground 12:00pm If you at the ground today for the NEAFL match do yourself a favour and hang around for the “main Wyong Lakes v Killarney Vale Don Small Oval 2:00pm Singleton v Newcastle City Rose Point Park 2:00pm match”. Lake Macquarie v Terrigal Avoca Tulkaba Park 2.00pm Congratulations to all those players who have gained selection in the BDAFL Representative squad for Maitland—Bye the representative fixture against AFL NSW/ACT Under 22’s side which will be played next Saturday at Second Division Blacktown International Sports Park. Cardiff v Warners Bay No 1 Sportsground 10.00am It is always an honour to be selected in any representative team as it gives you the opportunity to Wyong Lakes v Killarney Vale Don Small Oval 12.00pm Singleton v Newcastle City Rose Point Park 12.00pm play with the best players in the league and also test yourself against the best players in other Maitland v Muswellbrook Max McMahon Oval 12.00pm leagues. The Entrance Bateau Bay v Terrigal Avoca Bateau Bay 1.00pm The BDAFL has a proud representative history and I am sure the 22 players who pull on the jumper GE Women’s next Saturday will further enrich this history against arguably what will be the strongest opposition Wyong Lakes v Newcastle City Don Small Oval 10.30am faced. Maitland v Nelson Bay Max McMahon Oval 10.30am Lake Macquarie v Warners Bay Tulkaba Park 11.30am Enjoy your day at the footy !!! Round 7 Split - 30-31May 2015 2 Round 7 Split - 30-31May 2015 31 www.bdafl.com.au www.bdafl.com.au MATCH OF THE WEEK NEWCASTLE CITY vs TERRIGAL AVOCA Watch the match live, or on replay at: www.bdafl.com.au Round 6 Player of the Match Chris Avery (Warners Bay) SOCIAL MEDIA www.bdafl.com.au Black Diamond AFL @ b d a f l Round 7 Split - 30-31May 2015 30 Round 7 Split - 30-31May 2015 3 www.bdafl.com.au www.bdafl.com.au REPRESENTATIVE FOOTBALL The Black Diamond AFL Representative team will take on an AFL NSW/ACT Under 22’s side at Blacktown International Sports Park next Saturday, 6 June 2015 commencing at 11.30am. The Black Diamond AFL has a proud representative history however next week opponents will be arguably the toughest opponents they have come across as they will be the best young players across Sydney and Canberra and will be coached by former Sydney Swans star, Lewis Roberts-Thomson. The BDAFL squad which will be coached by Chris Bishop (Terrigal Avoca) with Courtney Knight (Newcastle City ) his assistant is as follows: Anthony ATKIN Warners Bay Ian BAKER Newcastle City Ryan BARRETT Killarney Vale Sam BRASINGTON Cardiff Jacob DAWES Newcastle City Kurt FLEMING Terrigal Avoca Jono GOURLAY Terrigal Avoca Conor HASWELL Newcastle City Jackson IRELAND Killarney Vale Courtney KNIGHT Newcastle City Brendan LEWIS Killarney Vale Jay LEWIS Terrigal Avoca Daniel LLOYD Killarney Vale Zac METCALFE Cardiff Jackson MONK Newcastle City Sam O’Brien Terrigal Avoca Macaulay O”MALLEY Newcastle City Josh POLGLASE Terrigal Avoca Luke PRICE Nelson Bay Aaron SEEN Newcastle City Ben STEWART Cardiff Nathan VAISEY Nelson Bay Jayson VAN DAM Terrigal Avoca Peter VAN DAM Terrigal Avoca James WEBSTER Terrigal Avoca Josh WHEELER Newcastle City Rick WHITE Killarney Vale Round 7 Split - 30-31May 2015 4 Round 7 Split - 30-31May 2015 29 www.bdafl.com.au www.bdafl.com.au Round 7 Split - 30-31May 2015 28 Round 7 Split - 30-31May 2015 5 www.bdafl.com.au www.bdafl.com.au BDAFL CLUB CONTACTS CARDIFF Matt Musialik 0434 631513 [email protected] KILLARNEY VALE John Pidgeon 0438 396478 [email protected] LAKE MACQUARIE Brad Farrell 0402 494737 [email protected] MAITLAND Mark Stocker 0413 072751 [email protected] MUSWELLBROOK Ken Garland 0467 097967 [email protected] NELSON BAY Roger Price 0417 742361 [email protected] NEWCASTLE CITY Daniel Gardner 0401 417558 [email protected] SINGLETON Kevin Pitcher 0437 339669 [email protected] TERRIGAL AVOCA Chris Aitken 0409 963 899 [email protected] THE ENTRANCE BB Gary Robinson 0478 008573 [email protected] WARNERS BAY Jimmy Newburn 0414 873 765 [email protected] WYONG LAKES John Griffey 0406 778 430 [email protected] NCCUA UMPIRES Jake Lowe 0420 318898 [email protected] BDAFL CODE OF CONDUCT PARENTS & SUPPORTERS Remember that you are there for the participants to enjoy the game.
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