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2019JAFC Yearbook Glebe Greyhounds JAFC acknowledges the Gadigal of the Eora nation as the original owners YOUR 2019 of the land we play on, and acknowledge their elders past, present and emerging. OUR CLUB COMMITTEE We are proud of the Aboriginal heritage of our area and of the contribution Aboriginal people SONG make to our club and our community.

ounded in 1980 the Glebe Greyhounds Junior Football Club gives children aged five to 17 the chance to play Australian Football. Our philosophy, every player who wants a game gets a game, means that the club prides itself on ensuring all players are treated equally and that our main priority is Fa fun, safe and family environment. We value all players and keep a record, published in our yearbook, of every game played and goal scored by every Glebe player ever. On field the Greyhounds have a proud history having won 24 Premierships over the last 35 years and consistently played in finals in most ages. Glebe Greyhounds Many of our players have gone on to play at higher levels including the AFL, AFL Reserves, founded in 1980 representative football, Sydney Football League, while another went on to become one of the leading punters in American College Football. PRESIDENT The club is one of the largest in Sydney and plays in the famous black and white strip of Simon Tracy Collingwood. Our home ground, Jubilee Oval on the shores of Blackwattle Bay, is one of the TREASURER & CATERING most beautiful football grounds in Sydney. MANAGER Bev Walsh The rules are modified for younger players to emphasise the skills of Australian football – this means fun, safe and fair games. SECRETARY All our coaches are fully trained and accredited with the Australian Football League. Belinda Davies REGISTRAR, PUBLIC OFFICER & ALLIANCE COORDINATOR Jason Howard AUSKICK COORDINATOR Mike Schofield FOOTBALL MANAGER (Youth Girls) Susie Mulveney FOOTBALL MANAGER (Youth) Brad Scutella FOOTBALL MANAGER Good old Greyhounds forever (Junior) & SAFETY RISK & COMPLIANCE Shona Tarrant PROCUREMENT MANAGER Cris Townley We know how to play VOLUNTEER MANAGER & YEAR BOOK EDITOR the game Kirsty Bass YEAR BOOK DESIGNER Joe Ferrara YEAR BOOK STATISTICIAN Side by side we stick together Warwick Moss YEAR BOOK ASSISTANT Bec Barnes For the glory of the Greyhounds name EVENTS COORDINATOR Luke MacDougall MARKETING & COMMS Lynn Clift & Megan Senior Hear the barrackers shouting SPONSORSHIP Mike Cooney Come on, show them how we fight FOOTY CAMP & PHILANTHROPY COORDINATOR Keith Tracey FACILITIES All the premierships are easy Don Chudleigh FIRST AID COORDINATOR For the mighty black and white Fiona McGrath

Te photos on the front and back cover of this year book are of Emily and Naomi Webb from the U14YG and JUMPER COORDINATOR U12YG, and were taken at Uluru. We acknowledge the Anangu people as the traditional owners. Te photos Francesca Christie-Day were taken the day after the launch of the Indigenous jumper at Jubilee Oval. Te pictures acknowledge the CHILD PROTECTION OFFICER Aboriginal heritage of Glebe and of Australia, and recognise the growth of female participation at our club. Jen Richardson

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hat a season. On the field and off the field 2019 has been an amazing Wyear. The club has once again gone up another level in so many ways. But let’s start with the most impressive win of the year. I don’t think it’s going too far to say season defining. How good is the new siren? The iconic blast that just is footy. I absolutely love it. As do the local residents. And the residents of Rozelle. And some in Balmain I understand. Off the field, it has been a big year. Busy, like stupid busy sometimes, but fantastic. The season started with a Welcome to Country from Aunty Bronwyn and a smoking ceremony from Uncle Max to symbolically welcome us all onto Jubilee Oval for the season ahead, and they returned in May for the launch of our new Aboriginal jumper, designed by artist Adam Hill AKA Blak Douglas for Sir Doug Nicholls round. The jumper itself is just fantastic, and massive thanks to Mike Schofield and Bain Stewart for the work in championing the concept and getting us such an amazing design. The jumper embraces the Aboriginal history of the local area and acknowledges the female and male players in our club. It says loud and clear that we recognise the for the organising, and to Guy Fitzroy Tis year we once again grew our great afternoon with five previous 38 teams. And that’s after capping us showing that we are the club for Aboriginal history of the land we play and especially Shane McKendry who Glebe Presidents in attendance and numbers at 60 in an age group. We everyone, where anyone who wants a on and the contribution Aboriginal was one minute taking an afternoon numbers by 10% to 550 players entertainment from Titus O’Reilly. fielded six girls teams (growing to game, gets a game. That fluffy stuff is people make to our community and stroll past the club house and the across 38 teams. It was really special hearing about seven in 2020 with U16YG), three actually tangibly demonstrating our our club. next peeling 20 kgs of spuds and the history of the club first hand U14s in Div 1, Div 2 and Div 3 in values. It’s the shingle we hang over While we’re on inclusion, the club making sure we all got fed. It really that the trophy came home to Glebe. from the people who ran it when the Glebe Newtown Alliance, 200 our door that tells everyone we know ran the inaugural Bring Ya Boots was a great night. Turns out these inner west kids can it really was a hard slog, especially Auskickers and big numbers coming who we are and why we do this. Pride round to welcome LGBTQI In July, 70 Glebe players and play footy. The Cobras will be coming Simon Kelly who founded the club through in U9s and U10s. Because the benefits of playing team families to Glebe to come and try accompanying parents, siblings to us in 2020, and we want to include at just 19 years of age. Players were Numbers like that translate to on sport should be available to everyone, footy. Thanks to Cris Townley and and grandparents took over Ocean a girls game on the schedule and recruited by walking up to them on field success. Our three U11 teams regardless of your gender or family her team of Richard Baker and Grove Holiday Park in the third retain that trophy. Look out. Glebe Point Rd and asking if they all made finals, and played in Grand circumstances or financial position Monica Bourke for their work in annual State of Origin, in support of As well the U10s hosted the Sandy wanted to play footy. There certainly Finals in Div 1 and Div 2. Our U13 Div or footy ability, in a safe, inclusive, getting this up. All kids should Rivers Gift against the Ocean Grove Bay Lions from Hobart in their was appreciation from the current 1s played in their third successive Div welcoming club environment. That have the opportunity to experience Collendina Cobras. What a weekend return match, also in support of Greyhounds for the hard work that 1 Grand Final. The three U14 Alliance makes our club a great place to be, a the benefits of team sport in a it was. The Cobras were once again Rivers Gift, and we are very proud was done, and by the past Presidents teams all made finals, with the Div club where people want to play footy safe, welcoming, inclusive club fantastic hosts at their magnificent they retained their trophy as well. A for the great shape the club is in now. 1 team making the Grand Final. And because they like it and they stay. environment, and that club is Glebe. home ground, the footy was hotly huge thank you to Cain Sarah who Now, some people will say that’s the U15 Div 2 Alliance team made the When you do it for those reasons, the The Beer and Gin night was contested, and the holiday park had put in a mountain of work to get all good and well, but really it’s just Grand Final. Seven Glebe teams made right reasons, the on field success another huge success (or just huge) a jumping pillow. Tick, tick, tick. the trips happening, Dave Sawkins a lot of inner west fluffy stuff and finals and five played in Grand Finals. looks after itself. with tickets selling out in a matter of Between both clubs $20,000 was who worked tirelessly organising what about the footy? I mean, aren’t Extraordinary. Carna Greyhounds. days. Not sure if it was the beer, the raised (up from $5,000 last year), the runathon, allocating cabins and we a footy club? The answer is yes, And from that, the U14 Div 1 and gin, the porchetta or sweet choons with money coming from cake stalls, deciphering spreadsheets for Cain, yes we are. And all that fluffy stuff is the U15 Div 2 both won Premierships from bona fide rock star Davey Lane donations and the Glebe 2 Geelong and Matt Smith who helped organise important because it helps retain and in 2019. So when I get asked if that that did it, but those tickets went runathon that saw around 2,500 laps the trip and coached the U11s. attract players to our club. And when fluffy inner west stuff is important, I faster than a well made negroni on a of Jubilee run by players across all On the Friday before Grand Final we have good numbers, well… will always answer yes it is. Because balmy evening. Thanks to Bev Walsh, ages. I am very pleased to say that weekend we held the Presidents This year we once again grew our that fluffy inner west stuff about Simon Tracy Mike Cooney and Luke Macdougall we won two out of three games and Lunch at Tramsheds. It was a really numbers by 10% to 550 players across being inclusive and welcoming, is President

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he lard in the bucket deflate in the cage cupboards, “our first training session on March observed clinging to the eager On the 10th August the Auskick Mike and Simon waiting by the coaches and she was very beneath the barbecue had registrations opened for season 2019 participants, many of whom seemed season finished with a round of for the fog to clear popular with the kids as she worked barely started to solidify on 1 September, and by first training 14 was cancelled leaving scores to be treating the exercise like it was games for U5 & U6, and Gala Day for up through the age groups. Good when work began again on 19 March we were approaching of disappointed kids to dream of their last chance to be drafted, and U7 & U8. The club PA had been fixed luck next season Emily when you’re Tfor City Auskick Coordinators. a magnificent total of 169 kids in booting the Sherrin for one more with an enthusiasm only previously in the nick of time and the knobs playing with the U16 girls! The club Rumours began to circulate that Auskick. We equalled our record set week until we could get things off seen from our beloved president were turned to eleven for the last is keen to hear from anybody taking the very fabric of the system we had last year for girls at 40 and smashed when confronted by an egg and banner run through of the season. part in the scheme who would like to come to love was about to be torn previous numbers in U5s (24) and the ground” bacon roll. Massive thanks to all our coaches help out, so feel free to get in touch. apart. Our City region is the only set U7s (57). Round 2 of the AFL season saw us who embraced the new Auskick Thanks to all who have joined me up in the country to enjoy a home After the kind of wet week send a massive 60 kids to the SCG training system and ensured it on the early Saturday shift to set and away season in the younger age only previously seen at British for half time Auskick at the Swans v worked so well, and of course the the ground up, slice the bread rolls groups, and we were in danger of holiday resorts in high summer, Crows fixture… food outlets around parents who enthusiastically helped and fry the living daylights out of losing our weekend stoushes with our first training session on March undoubtedly played a major part Swans best and fairest bay 3 of the ground flew into panic out each week, it could not have unfeasibly large boxes of bacon, your local rivals and old foes. Over the 14 was cancelled leaving scores in young Rose’s form turnaround Jake Lloyd and the as the invasion of hungry 7 & 8 year worked without you. contribution helps make this club the next 6 months covert meetings were of disappointed kids to dream of and subsequent selection into the genial James Rose olds famished after living the dream A special shout out to our U5 great institution it is. held, demands were laid on the table booting the Sherrin for one more first team as we forced him to send strolled across the oval on the SCG threatened an Eastern coaches Lachlan Radnedge, David Finally, hats off to members of the to visit. and compromises were reached… week until we could get things off hundreds of high balls into contests Suburbs pie shortage. Sawkins and Brian Nelson who did a Executive Committee, most of whom Auskickers were still able to live for the ground. We lost a few sessions over a gruelling half hour. The pair Round 10 of the season had great job with the group. It’s been a already give so much to the club, in We recognise the Saturday and it’s pre lunch combat, over the season, but the weather was were then handcuffed to a table in Aboriginal history of another 18 Auskickers run on at half few years since I coached the young particular Bev, Simon and Kirsty who parents were still able to enjoy early generally kind. the traditional fashion for autographs the land we play on time during the Swans v Magpies ones, and I had a ball helping you get have all leapt out of bed bright and morning ground set up and canteen April fools day rolled around, and a Q&A session designed to ready and the contribution game… we’d planned to sport our settled in over the first month. breezy and staggered down to the duty with a hangover, and a new but it was no joke when Swans best them for Brian Taylor’s painful post Aboriginal people make snazzy new indigenous guernseys We also had Emily Morrison who club at first light to get the ball rolling training regime was introduced and fairest Jake Lloyd and the genial match interviews in the rooms. to our community and on the field, but were sadly denied helped coach and worked in the at our home fixtures. imaginatively titled Auskick 2.0 just James Rose strolled across the oval On 2 May the AFL came to give our club. the opportunity by the corporate fun canteen throughout the season as in time for season 2019. to visit the club and put our kids parents O-Level training in essential police showing it was perhaps not part of her Duke of Edinburgh Award. Enjoy the break, and see you all No sooner had balls began to through their paces. The Greyhounds footy skills. Spandex was widely “more than money”. Her assistance was really valued next season!

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Shy and cautious at the beginning from the pack with the football she became more involved game after heading towards goal. He loved game. Was strong in the ruck and will playing footy with his team mates, be a force to be reckoned with in the sharing the ball around and of course years to come. singing the Club Song! CLANCY KELLY (QUIET ACHIEVER AWARD) CHARLIE RICHARDSON (BEST TALL DEFENDER) Clancy was a quiet achiever with Charlie was superb in defence a big impact in every game. A very and saved many opposition goals promising season and with his height throughout the season. He has could go a long way in the game. developed great all-around skills Great work - we’ll really miss you which helped the team across the next season with your impending field. A real team player who is easy move south! to coach and has really grown into LENNOX LEITL (BEST READER OF THE PLAY) the game. Tough from being a younger sibling CHARLIE SAWKINS (BEST RUNNING PLAYER) he wasn’t scared to fight for the ball. Charlie developed through the year Lenny is both talented and a hard into a strong and resilient defender worker who in most games was one listening to the coaches on how of the highest ball winners for the important defence is in the game. team. Importantly Lenny was also He was also able to use his speed to unselfish and would share the ball to get to the loose ball and enjoyed the his teammates once he won it. Great opportunity to kick a few goals when to coach! he was forward. JASPER MCGLASHAN (BEST MARK) NATHAN STONE (TEAM ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD) ow, Auskick U5s ETHAN BARNES (BEST DEFENDER) away with the ball from a group of Jasper has a great pair of hands, good Nathan’s energy and infectious what an experience Ethan has had an outstanding players. foot speed and a solid kick. Always enthusiasm for training and the game and season it has season across the field, particularly VAUGHN GORDON (MOST DETERMINED PLAYER) working hard at practice and during was a major win for the entire team. been. I mean that in in defence were he prevented many It was so great seeing Vaughn’s the games. He developed a good His willingness to share the ball Wa good way. opposition goals and became an development over the course of the understanding of where to be on the with his teammates was an example 26 registered players, the largest opposition nightmare. He is a great season. He really started to enjoy field to position himself to get the for all. He is a true team player. U5 group in the club’s history and 2 team man, who contributed greatly his footy, particularly kicking goals ball as it came forward or intercept it Congratulations Nathan. rookie coaches, what a start. to the team spirit which is evident up front in the forward line. He when he was playing in the midfield AVERY THOMAS (BEST TEAM PLAYER AWARD) From the first training session in his singing of the Club Song. Well contributed positively to the team or back. Avery was a true team player. Happy everyone involved knew we had a done Ethan. spirit and we look forward to seeing NIAMH MCTIERNAN (BEST FORWARD) to share the ball around and help her good group but few realised at that LUCAS BUTLER (BEST RUNNING DEFENDER) him back next year. Niamh has a great ability to bag a teammates out in all positions. She time just how good a group they Lucas is a valued team man and OLIVER GRAHAM-SMALL (MOST COURAGEOUS PLAYER) goal, and in most games scored more has natural athletic talent and the were to become. Football aside, it’s consistently showed great pressure Oliver developed an awesome than one to bring her goal tally to 26 skills to play in any position on the been fantastic to watch friendships in defence, winning the ball and ability to read the play and gather for the year. She put in the work to field. Will be missed next year! develop and individuals bonding players it was never going to be then using his burst of speed to run possessions in all parts of the get the ball and then would have the CHRISTIAN TRAJKOVSKI (TEAM ENCOURAGEMENT together into a happy positive team. easy so massive thank you to our forward. Lucas has developed great ground. He was a courageous and ability to get around the defence to AWARD) The club’s mantra is participation Auskick coordinator, Mike Schofield all round skills that will set him up determined player and had a number get the ball through the sticks. Christian’s enthusiasm, confidence and fun (The Glebe Spirit) and by who set us up and helped out for for future seasons. Well done Lucas. of memorable runs on Jubilee Oval. CHARLIE NELSON (MOST IMPROVED PLAYER) and understanding grew with the way the kids ran through the the first month but was never far ANTON DUMA (BEST MIDFIELDER) One of the most improved players of Charlie’s skill and understanding of each game and by season’s end he club banner and sang the club song away for the entire season. David Anton’s willingness to be first to the the season, Well done! the game improved out of sight as was playing out most of the game. each week that’s exactly what they Sawkins our experienced coach ball was evident from the first game. FELIX HAGEN (BEST RUCK) the season progressed as did his love Christian’s positive contribution was achieved who made Lachlan and Brian look His determination and burst of speed Felix’s knowledge of the game and for it. From someone at the start of a major plus for his team mates. Great We enjoyed fantastic training good at training each week. Kate allowed his teammates to enjoy the his role in it is outstanding as was his the season who thought dad couldn’t effort Christian and game day attendance numbers McTiernan who jumped onboard game. Anton has enjoyed a fantastic efforts in the ruck this season. His coach to him saying I didn’t do a bad LUKAS VALENTA (BEST ATTACKING PLAYER) throughout the season the envy of as our team manager to organise season kicking numerous goals. Well understanding of how important it job is reflective of him appreciating Extremely focused and one of the the other clubs. and inject some much needed done Anton. is to get the tap to our midfielders his development. Congratulations hardest workers on the team. Never All players should be extremely technology. Sean Richardson and NED FERNIE (BEST KICK) was crucial. Felix has had a stella Charlie. stopped running and used his speed proud of their skill development, Stephen Duma our game day ground Ned enjoyed a fantastic season, season and is a great team player. DECLAN PEEL-O’CONNOR (SPIRIT OF THE to move around the opposition their improvement and manager and first aid attendant and kicking plenty of goals along the way. Congratulations Felix GREYHOUNDS AWARD) with ease. Was a major force as an understanding of how the game is a big thankyou to all our parents and His kicking distance and accuracy ELIJAH HEINRICH (BEST TALL FORWARD) Declan was a pleasure to have in the attacking midfielder and used his played and by how they got involved, carers who pitched in at training and 26 improved as the year went on. Ned As one of our taller players Elijah team this year and his skills developed accurate kick to score goals and pass helped each other and challenged on game days. Your engagement and registered used his height in the ruck contest to is a natural target up front and a immensely as the season progressed. to his teammates. themselves and their teammates each encouragement added to a successful win plenty of footy which he shared handy ruck interchange. Elijah’s He contributed in all parts of the game JIMMY VERVERIS (MOST CONSISTENT PLAYER) week. The kids overall confidence as season. To all our canteen and BBQ players, so well amongst his team mates. understanding improved with each and showed his passion both on and Jimmy is a valued team player and players, teammates and individuals volunteers thank you. the largest HARRY FORDE (BEST HANDBALLER) game and showed in the number of off field, which was evident in his consistently showed his ability to go jumped significantly over the season To our players, thank you for your U5 group Was a joy to coach. Harry’s skills and shots he had on goal in the latter part singing of the Club Song. after the ball and win possession. all of which added to the team hard work, focus and commitment to understanding of the game improved of the season. Well done Elijah. MAXWELL RADNEDGE (BEST HARDBALL GET PLAYER) Every week Jimmy got better and environment and their enjoyment of turn up each week, get involved and in the throughout the season. He was solid FLORENCE HONNER (TEAM ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD) Maxi was into everything this season. better and can play in any position. He footy. listen. We look forward to seeing you club’s all over the ground and strong at the Florence gained experience and He was courageous in the ruck and contributed immensely to the team With 2 rookie coaches and 26 all next season. GO GREYHOUNDS! history contested possession often coming confidence as the season went on. contested ball, often seen bursting spirit and is a great team person.

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after the ball and dominating the HUGH BRISTOW (MOST IMPROVED) defence, or kicking multiple goals sporting greats like Muhammed Ali attack. It is also pleasing to see the Our most improved player this in a quarter. Hugh is growing in and Leigh Matthews. It is exciting enthusiasm of our players in defence, season, Hugh has gone from confidence and will take a huge step to watch Noah swoop into a pack to with players using their bodies to energetic and polite boy, to the man into the season next year. get the loose ball, then skip around block opposition run and close down with the moves and the excitement EVELYN CHEONG (EQUAL MOST IMPROVED) dazed opponents on the way to their space - this skill will prove machine of the team. It has all In the first half of the season we deliver to his teammates. really valuable in years to come as we come together for Hugh now and he wondered if Evie would make the TOM HEBBLEWHITE (MOST BALANCED) introduce more complexity into our celebrates his successes with gusto. decision to come out and play with A natural eye for following the bounce tactics. LUCINDA BRYANT (ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD) his friends. Thankfully it was a tale of of the ball, a passionate desire to All players have risen in confidence Flashes of enthusiasm and curiosity two seasons though – when it clicked get a loose ball, a joyful energy for significantly across the season, emerged in many games, but the cold for Evie it really did click. Now an gameplay, and skills that are advanced challenging themselves week by and early mornings eventually got integral player in any lineup, Evie for his age. Tom’s balance on both week to try new things. Te coaches the better of Lucinda and she made plays his footy with passion and joy. sides allows him to make everything have asked the players to stretch the tough decision to hang up the PHOEBE COULL (COACH’S AWARD) look easy as he weaves through traffic ell what an amazing what we set out to do this season. themselves, encouraged them to boots before seasons end. We hope to The look of joy and satisfaction in and kicks goals from the Under 6 season 2019 has As we close out the season we have utilise the skills and tactics learnt at see Lucinda back for another crack Phoebe’s eyes when she has achieved equivalent of 70 metres out. been. It was such really bonded as a playing group training, and focused on enjoyment next year. a personal objective on the footy field ARTHUR HIRST (BEST MIDFIELDER) a pleasure and a and all players are now settling into and learning at all times. Overall, all CONSTANCE CASEY (BEST TEAM PLAYER) is priceless. Phoebe’s desire to play Arthur has steadily grown in Wprivilege to coach the kids this season. the rhythm of thinking about both players are now involved and focused, I hear there is a space opening is there and she is implementing confidence and maturity all season. Tey are a great group of kids, and themselves and their teammates. All their skills are now sharp, some have up with the Black Ferns for our her gameplay step by step. I can see From a coaching perspective the it is fantastic to see that they are players are playing within the Auskick added physicality to their game, and determined and happy player, Phoebe having a breakout season hardest thing to teach is hunger for developing a passion for the sport of rules and Glebe spirit, and we are all players are really enjoying their Connie. With a natural flair for next year, with the confidence of one the footy, and it is really pleasing to Aussie Rules. consistently playing better footy than footy. welcoming new teammates, successful season under her belt. see that Arthur has developed into With a brand new Auskick our opponents - we are doing the right A massive thanks to our Team we are helping others to feel comfortable CALEB ELLIS (COACH’S AWARD) one of the teams most intensely format this season our kids have things and getting rewarded for our Manager Anna for all of your time doing and included, and collaborating A see-ball-get-ball style of player, focused and courageous ball chasers. learnt new skills, gained self- efforts. and effort this season. Tanks too the right for success, Connie was a favourite when Caleb gets fired up he is Add to that a fully rounded skillset confidence, got hurt, been scared, It’s pleasing to see the quick and to Mike, Adam, Richard, Roz, Paul, amongst her teammates. She has set unstoppable. If he keeps up the great and Arthur is set for an explosive been uncomfortable, learnt skillful passages of play, with players Brian, David, Eliza, Will, Matt, Keith, things herself up for a great sporting career work on the training track I can footy future. resilience, toughened-up, forged new now selecting from a range of skill Lee, Alex and everyone else who has and in the South Island league. see Caleb developing into an Isaac BRUCE HOOPER (ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD) friendships, developed a competitive options to deliver thoughtfully and pitched in and made this a successful getting HUGH CHAMBERS (MOST DYNAMIC) Heeney type in and under player. Racked by injuries and illnesses, spirit, learnt a sporting ethic, learnt to effectively to teammates, ensuring we season for our kids. Hugh watches it all and takes it all in. NOAH GUASTELLA (BEST IN AND UNDER PLAYER) Bruce’s season unfortunately didn’t think about team as well as self, and transition through the lines, retaining I am looking forward to seeing rewarded When it is his turn he is explosive. With his lightning quick reflexes, get any momentum. With an obvious most of all they have had a lot of fun. I possession all the way to goal. We are everyone next year for U7. Go for our Whether it is jumping high in hardness at the contest, and naturally love of footy, we hope that Bruce think we have well and truly achieved looking for each other, going hard Greyhounds! efforts the ruck, putting his hands up in unpredictable style, Noah channels comes back revitalised next season.

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BENJAMIN KRAEGEN (SPIRIT OF THE GREYHOUNDS) up to a long term contract. Xavier has HAMISH RICHARD (BEST TRAINER) position, Audre is set for a huge strong inside ball winner, a no wrong side she will make them pay. Benji is the engine room of any team assured us that the move to Melbourne Quietly determined, Hamish focuses season next year. nonsense approach to training and I can see Ide developing into a Daisy he plays in. With a huge tank for is temporary and he has promised to on the matter at hand, learns quickly HARRY SEABOURNE (BEST ATTACKING PLAYER) game day equals a cornerstone club Pearce style of player – tough, smart, running, super quick and clever be back to rejoin his teammates at the and implements the things he has Harry is an energetic and man in this U6 group. Hugh sets the and a perfectionist. decision making, and a very mature Glebe Greyhounds. We hope so, and learnt with perfection. Hamish courageous athlete with a bar high for achievement in pushing AUSTIN UPCROFT (MOST SPECTACULAR GOALS) footballing brain, Benji leads the in the meantime we wish you every loves doing big kicks, and can now natural gift for hunting the loose himself to learn and develop at Austin is driven to succeed on the pack in so many ways. With a cheeky success in the footy heartland. effortlessly kick over the heads of ball. Across the season Harry training, then perfectly implements footy field and there is nothing he grin that infects all around him, Benji EDWARD PARKINSON (BEST LINE BREAKER) swarms of opponents on his way to has developed an increasingly each and every week on game day. enjoys more than a spectacular is a cornerstone asset to our team. A breakout year this season, Edward bagging multiple goals every game. sophisticated tactical skillset, ABIGAIL TOOHER (BEST RUCK) goal, sometimes from impossible HARRY MADDEN (MOST DETERMINED) has gone from strength to strength. SCARLETT SARAH (MOST COURAGEOUS) and is developing into a leader Abi has developed into a courageous angles, sometimes from frightening Known to all around him as the Energised and focused all over the Toughness, courage and at the club. With a cheeky grin and competitive player. Across distances. Austin works tirelessly devastating “H-Bomb”, Harry field, Edward has added balance, determination are the spirit of this and usually covered in mud from the season Abi’s confidence and on his skills and footy smarts, has gone from shy little boy to poise, strength and aggression to team, and Scarlett brings all of his relentless attack on the ball, determination has grown with every always striving to get a competitive confident and assertive player. his toolkit. There is nothing more that in spades every week. It is so Harry’s enthusiasm is infectious to achievement. She can be found advantage, and loves bringing his The tools in Harry’s kit are many – exciting than watching one of exciting watching Scarlett get a look all around him. kicking amazing goals, using her teammates along with him like a desperate desire to succeed, rugged Ed’s patented run-and-carries, of determination in her eyes, drop STRATH STEVENSON (BEST DEFENDER) height and strength to her advantage warrior into battle. involvement in contested footy, fast busting through the lines, fire and the shoulder and tear through a pack Naturally shy, Strath comes alive in the ruck and running at the pack MAX WELDON (MOST DETERMINED DEFENDER) runner and silky ball handling. determination in his eyes. of bigger opponents on her way to from the first bounce to the final and coming up with the ball. A great The joy of playing footy bubbles over XAVIER MARCHANT (QUICKEST PLAYER) NOAH PENPRAZE (BEST RUNNING PLAYER) kicking a goal. siren. Now fully focussed and hard year for Abi, I can see her footy career constantly on Max’s face. By season’s Sources have revealed that the Although he started a few weeks into AUDRE SARLOS (MOST DYNAMIC) at the ball, Strath’s ferocity in both skyrocketing next season. end Max has developed into a player Bombers scouts have signed Xavier the season, Noah has slotted in very If there was an award for the biggest defence and attack are becoming IDE TRACEY (BEST READER OF THE PLAY) who can bring out the full skillset at comfortably and was quickly able to smile we would have to give it to both consistent and from an With ball in hand, Ide is like a will, kicking goals through packs establish himself as one of the key Audre. He just loves playing footy and opponents point of view, awesomely pocket sized freight train. Never, of opponents, dynamic and It is so exciting watching Scarlett get players in his team each week. With it shines through constantly. Audre devastating. The sheer joy when ever underestimate Ide’s tactical ferocious defensive intensity, and a clear love of footy, silky movement, has developed across the season Strath kicks a goal is absolutely knowledge, ferocity at the ball, and the ability to do the impossible in a look of determination in her eyes, advanced skills, and a happy nature, from shy onlooker to ferocious priceless. cunning implementation of her general play. I am really excited by drop the shoulder and tear through Noah is set for a great career at the and devastating breaker of packs. HUGH THOMPSON (TOUGHEST PLAYER) advanced skillset. Competitive and the prospect of what next season a pack Greyhounds. With confidence to play well in any A selfless team player, a tough and smart, when opponents get on Ide’s will bring for Max.

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GEORGE WILLSON (MOST SKILFUL TEAM PLAYER) George managed to frustrate every opponent this season as he always fought hard to regularly turn the ball over to the Hounds. He was unstoppable, focused and never gave up, converting most plays into successful goals. Most impressive of all this season was George’s team spirit and completely selfless play.

TEAM WHITES ISAAC ARENZ (ROOKIE OF THE YEAR) A focused and determined player, Isaac’s first season played out in a textbook manner. Starting out with caution but with every game came new knowledge. As a quick learner Isaac soon realised that unless you poach the ball off the ground first the other team will teach you a lesson! TOM BENSCHER (OPPOSITION’S WORST NIGHTMARE) TEAM HOUNDS grit and bravery he racked up Tom can turn on the razzle dazzle JAIYDEN BARNES (MOST COURAGEOUS) possessions showing great focus and just as easily as he can shut down Jaiyden showed enormous courage determination in every game. Felix is the opposition’s best aimed attack. this season. He has a great hunger most improved this year making his This lad is someone to look out for for the game, drive to kick goals and mark as a valuable team player and in the future and is already working once again his defending ability one to watch next season. on snap kicks like Dustin Martin and was outstanding. Jaiyden’s steely COOPER MATKOVICH (BEST ALL-ROUNDER) banana kicks that even Eddie Betts determination and ability to read Cooper showed great potential couldn’t do in U7’s. the play proved valuable to him as he and entertained us with pockets of JACK BORONSKI (SPEED & SKILL) devised many strategies to overcome brilliance in all positions this season. Jack has bucket loads of speed and his opponents. His ability to be in the right place at when he puts down the accelerator ARLO DAVIS (MOST SPECTACULAR GOALS) the right time, coupled with some he leaves everyone in his wake. Not Arlo, AKA Starlo, provided some ripper marks and cracking goals one to be pigeonholed into the tall of our most thrilling moments this proved his all round value to the team ruckman role in the middle of the he U7 season was off to a Our collective training efforts a brilliant display of team spirit season with his bursts of speed in every game. ground, Jack’s speed allowed him to great start from our very were obvious come game days. It from both sides was hilarious and towards the posts and his now HENRY MULLUMBY (BEST BOUNCE EVER) dart around the opposition and to get first training session with a was incredibly satisfying to see our inspirational. trademark backwards snap goal – Henry is hard to catch at the best some amazing goals this season. huge turn out of eager faces U7’s grow in confidence, skill level Without a doubt the Glebe The Starlo! He did not disappoint of times – but never has the crowd BENJAMIN CAMILLER (THE CONDUCTOR) Tboth old and new. Tere was a buzz and their love of the game. We were Greyhounds are a phenomenal as he followed every success with gone more wild than when he first Unfortunately for Ben, a broken arm of excitement and anticipation while constantly rewarded with huge smiles club to be a part of and it’s amazing the seasons most enthusiastically cracked out his bounce on full early in the season robbed him of the everyone reacquainted and it was and enthusiastic celebrations as our to think all is made possible by celebrated goals. sprint down the outside! Great chance to play this year. However, a awesome to see a few first time players players reached season milestones of volunteer power. This year the ALESSIO DIVIC (BEST RUCK) skill, especially in creating space, cameo appearance at a late training welcomed into the group. first goals, kicks, marks and bounces. U7’s were again meticulously I’m sure Alessio showed great determination incredible passion and he always session, showed that he still has Auskick’s new training format Game strategy increased as our organised by our wonderful group I’m not this season, particularly in the looks like there’s no place he’d the ability to control the game and provided a structured framework with players learned to understand the manager Melissa Boronski and her ruck where he rarely missed a tap rather be – a rising star! conduct traffic each and every way. varied activities ensuring incremental game and its rules with confidence. army of team managers (Jen Bryce, the only to our advantage, he also keeps his JAMES RAITT (SPIRIT OF THE GAME) AMELINE COVENEY (MOST CONSISTENT) skill development, while keeping the Team spirit was well and truly alive as Jennifer Lista, Sean Wotton and one to feel well earned title as one of our best James is definitely one of our most No longer the smiling assassin, players interested. However, it was our lifelong memories were created. Sarah McIlveen) plus our first aid so very defenders. His improved focus and improved this season, not only in Ameline now shows an ability to amazing coaching team (Waz Hunter, Parent participation was at an all representative Kate Mullumby and grateful oodles of passion ensured he was a skills but also his understanding of fight hard for the ball and not give it Matt Webster, Adam Carmody, Nick time high this year. Massive thanks Ground Manager Sean Richardson– valuable contributor to every game. the game. It’s hard to find another up too easily. Ameline has certainly Childs, Rob Spurrs, Steve Divic, to everyone who chucked on their thank you from all of us for your to be even ELLIOT GILPIN (BEST DEFENDER) player out there who is having as unleashed the tiger and has worked Russell Van der Water & Jeff Clark) sneakers and got involved. Your endless commitment to making a small Elliot was every opponents worst much fun as James. His energetic hard to get quick kicks off to goal who generously gave their time week exuberant cheers and encouragement everything possible. part of nightmare - impossible to get around enthusiasm is infectious and highly which has been paying dividends. after week continuously bringing during game days lifted team spirit In conclusion, I’m sure I’m not creating, and always on the ball. His height, valuable to our team. Keep up the good work. energy, skill and enormous amounts and certainly added to the excitement the only one to feel so very grateful skill and speed earned him our top ASHER WIJETUNGA (BEST MARK) NED DERMODY (GOLDEN BOOT) of fun to every session, that made our every week! to be even a small part of creating, fostering defender title. Elliot was pivotal in Asher seemed always in the right Ned still maintains the title of golden season a huge success. Waz’s Parents vs Players match at fostering and nurturing the love and most turnovers in the defence line, place at the right time, effortlessly boot and with ball in hand he knows Dividing the group into teams was the end of the season showcased what of Aussie Rules in all of our special nurturing sending the ball back to our forwards exciting us with some of the there is only one thing to do with the no easy feat. After much deliberation an awesome group of parents you are young players. The biggest Thank in one huge kick. Excellent team season’s most spectacular marks. Sherrin...and that is blast it down the inventively named Blacks, Whites, and some surprisingly hidden talents you of all goes to our brilliant U7 the love player this season. Dependable and skillful – plus one the ground. It was unfortunate that Glebes, Greys and Hounds were that did not go unnoticed! Regardless, superstars. Keep practicing and see of Aussie FELIX JOHNSTON (MOST DETERMINED) of the only team members who can Ned was unable to bag more goals formed. the U7’s smashed the parents and you next year. Go Greyhounds! Rules Felix arrived this season! With actually mark Elliot’s massive kicks! this season but with some off season

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training Ned will be a force to be ELIJAH VAN DER WATER (QUICKEST PLAYER) wait for game time and gives it his all. as a forward was great to watch and contended with in 2020. Some big improvements this season. He would graciously offer to play for she really earned every goal she got. FLYNN HUNTER (SPIRIT OF THE TEAM) His catching and kicking is really the other team to make up numbers, Her secure handballs in the mids and Little “Isaac Heeney” showed that his coming of age. Good to see a more including when he put in a man of backs often set her teammates on strength is reading the roll of the ball, spirited effort when challenging the match performance for the Moore their way to goal. enabling fast pickups and counter for the ball on the ground. Elijah’s Park Tigers! CASSIUS GORDON (MOST ENIGMATIC) attacks that leaves the opposition, his most potent weapon though, is his ELLIOT LISTA (KING OF THE BOUNCE, GOLDEN BOOT) Cass’s enthusiasm for the whole dad and his teammates speechless. running speed – when he gets into A very exciting player to watch. Greyhounds experience was always When switched on, Flynn can space, he puts the team in a great He was always hungry for the ball on show with his beaming smile. dominate with his power game and position to score a goal. and always keen to score goals. By season’s end his confidence was strong presence around the ruck. HENRY WOTTON (MOST IMPROVED) Elliot leads by example and is an growing to match his size, there’s real FLOYD JONES (RISING STAR) One of the most improved players inspiration to the rest of the team. He future potential in Cass. A respectful and humble veneer was this year. It’s been great to watch is undaunted by the opposition and LACHLAN HARRINGTON (QUIET ACHIEVER) quickly stripped back every time the his skills develop each week. He is brings his best effort every week. He Lachie almost becomes another footy was in sight and Floyd scrapped a quiet achiever, who has steadily was the Greys leading goal scorer and person when the goal posts are in hard to get more than his fair share of increased his involvement in contests could have scored more but always sight, he’s a true small forward. ball from the ground. Over the season and has developed good technique took the team option. His developing determination and Floyd showed his ability to read the for staying on his feet when going for CLANCY TEMPLE (SMILING ASSASSIN, persistence to score will serve him play and had excellent positional the ball. Henry is a great team player GOAL OF THE YEAR) well as a future footballer. knowledge for his rookie season. who is always on the look out for how Clancy is every bit the footy THOMAS MAYBURY (BEST DEFENDER) AILBE O’CONNOR (MOST COURAGEOUS) he can assist a teammate in need. player and roams the field with Another debutante, Thomas became Ailbe is not one to give up when the purpose. When Clancy is on, he is a fearsome defender as his in-your- odds are set against her. With a steely TEAM GREY unstoppable and the best thing to face style often worried a forward determination she has toiled and has OLIVER CARMODY (BEST BALL WINNER, do is stand back and watch! He is into an offload rather than a shot on been able to scrap with the best of EQUAL SILVERBOOT) always excited to be at the game goal. His intensity around the ground them to get the loose ball as well as Every team needs a player like Ollie. and his energy and enthusiasm are was an asset to the team. kick a few goals this year. He is a tireless midfielder who never inspiring. He got the judges vote ALEXANDER ROBINSON (BEST RUCK) ELIAS RICHARDSON (MOST DETERMINED) shies away from getting the ball out for goal of the year on Gala Day for Alexander’s height was invaluable Elias is a real team player and gives it of a contest and clearing it to his a screaming mark, jinking run and in the ruck and often allowed us first 100% in every position. Elias will put teammates. Ollie was always willing blinder from the pocket. touch of the football, especially when his body on the line in defence and to roll his sleeves up and get his CAMERON WEBSTER (FASTEST ON FIELD, teamed up with fellow debutante when up front Elias is a heat seeking player he has picked up the game she bought a mouth-guard mid- knees dirty, despite being told to stay MARK OF THE YEAR) Jeremy. By season’s end his kicking had missile who will not stop until the very quickly and has some great way through the year which goes to on his feet! He is a footy natural who Cam covered a lot of ground this really developed, and we can’t wait to ball is sailing through the goalposts. natural talent. show she does not shy away from the was a joy to coach. season and was very dynamic on see his development next season. BENJAMIN YIN (BEST MIDFIELDER) EDWARD BOWEN (BEST TEAM PLAYER) action. I also love Charlotte’s passion ANGUS CHRISTIE (MR TENACIOUS, TEAM COMEDIAN) the field. A true team player, he JULIETTE ROSS (MOST COURAGEOUS) A broken arm saw Ben’s season cut Ted is such a joy to have on the team. for the game and her eagerness to get A super reliable ball winner. Angus was always looking for options and Juliette ‘Jet’ Ross was at her best short. But when in action Ben has a He has a great attitude that really involved and ask questions to help can lift the team with his heroics in making great choices to link up with running toward goal with her smile great ability to read play and an almost creates a good atmosphere with with her improvement. the face of stiff competition. He had teammates. He has silky smooth leading the way. While determined to sneaky ability to reach into the chaos his teammates. He has very good GERHARD SMALBERGER (MOST CONSISTENT PLAYER) a quiet start to the year until strong kicks and handballs that were used to score goals she also understands the of the ruck and wrench the ball out. natural vision for the game, and quite Probably the hardest worker in the opposition revealed his competitive devastating effect on the field. Cam team game. Her prompt return to the Ben works well to link up with other regularly is able to find a teammate team. He just keeps on running streak. He also has a cheeky and was really coming into his own as field after saving a goal with her face players and is a selfless player. when moving the ball out of defense until he is completely spent, I love mischievous side, especially when the season progressed and will be an in rd6 exemplified her courage and or through the midfield. His skills his commitment and enthusiasm. in cahoots with Lottie, which always absolute footy machine next year! toughness. TEAM GLEBES scrambling for the loose ball have Also blessed with natural talent, this entertained the team. Angus is BILLIE SPURRS (MOST RESILIENT) CAELAN ANDERSON (MOST SKILLFUL) improved immensely. all-round package makes a massive the example we use to show how TEAM BLACKS When Billie suffered a serious injury An exponential improvement in SABINE CLARK (MOST DETERMINED CONTENDER) difference to the team, we certainly teamwork wins games! JEREMY CHENG (MOST HUNGRY FOR THE BALL) mid-season we really missed her skill level has seen Caelan rise to Having left halfway through the notice when Gerhard is not playing. LOTTIE KALDOR (THE GAZELLE, BEST CELEBRATIONS) Jeremy’s debut season was ability to link the Blacks together. It one the top players in the team. His season on a dream adventure with If there is ever a time when the team Lottie is grace personified on a footy characterised by a relentless attack was fantastic to see her return for a creative evasion techniques and the the family, Sabine was sorely missed. needs someone to step up, you know field. She is a great roving winger on the football. He really excelled as couple of games right at the end and development of an elusive side step She possesses a knack for reading you can count on Gerhard. and is always entertaining and a sweeper behind the ball where he fit seamlessly back into the team. has seen him progress beyond his the play and getting herself in a CARTER SWIFT (BEST ATTACKING PLAYER) unpredictable, especially with her regularly turned the team around by JAKE STONE (SPIRIT OF THE BLACKS) years. He has also developed one of good position during contests. Her Put a ball in Carter’s hand and you partner in comedy, Angus. She had attacking the ball in the air, or with Jake is often the barometer of the the biggest kicks of all the U7 players ability to stay on her feet improved will witness the most focused, the best goal celebrations of the year, clean hands off the ground, followed team. He really empathises with his this year. I can’t wait to see where his immensely, I have a feeling super determined ball runner you can especially the piggy backs! Lottie is a by a secure handball to a teammate. teammates and works hard for all of talent takes him next year. coach dad would have helped with imagine. He is a naturally gifted popular player on the team and was XABI CHILDS (GOLDEN BOOT) them week in and week out. While CALLUM BLAIR (MOST DETERMINED DEFENDER) that one! Always looking to get athlete, with a great kick, and a joy to have around. She gets extra Xabi never lets his size get in the way of he’s a natural defensive organiser his One of our best defenders, Callum involved in the play, she is a natural inherent toughness that will see points for the Greyhounds colour- his focus on the ball. As a midfielder goals up front really lifted the team. never gives up. He is in the rover who has developed a very good him go far in the game. Although he coordinated fashion accessories. he keenly delivered his teammates TOMAS VALENTA (MOST SKILFUL) oppositions face when they get the passing and kicking game. always has eyes for goal, and wants LACHLAN KILLINGSWORTH (MOST DEDICATED, scoring opportunities, but his absolute ‘Tomik’ really has all the skills but ball, and he is the first one back when CHARLOTTE SIMS (MOST COURAGEOUS) to score so the team can do well (and EQUAL SILVER BOOT) love was to receive the ball at the end of what was really thrilling to see was they break through the line. Great Has one of the biggest hearts in the generally does), he has also worked Lachie loves his footy and is our most a linking play, light the afterburner and how hard he worked for the team. energy and a natural competitor, team, and this was evident given hard this season on his teamwork. passionate player. Lachie has a laser score for the Blacks. His enthusiasm in every position and he plays strong all the way to the the courageous contests she threw His passing game and vision for other guided boot, scoring some amazing SOPHIE DALTON (MOST DETERMINED) circumstance really showed all of us whistle. Despite being a first year herself into this season. I noticed players has improved a lot. goals from set shots. Lachie couldn’t Sophie’s tenacity and persistence how much fun football can be.

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FINN SENIOR (FUTURE SUPERSTAR AWARD) Finn started the season a solid player who tried hard each week and finished it as one of the stars of the team. He attacked the ball with pace and flair and was a constant threat in front of goal. His field kicking was laser like in its accuracy and his defence was smothering. TOM STRUDWICK (BEST MIDFIELDER) Tom was best on ground in almost every game he played this year. His attack on the ball and his TEAM WHITES TEAM BLACKS TEAM GREY clean delivery by hand or foot cut opposition teams apart. He was a deadly combination of speed and accuracy kicking a team (equal) high 18 goals throughout the year. ARCHIE TOOGOOD (TRUE GRIT AWARD) What a first season for Archie! His confidence grew with each week and to see the joy on his face after kicking two goals in one game is to see the reason we play this game. A team favourite, Archie accepted every challenge and got as much joy from seeing his team succeed as he did from his own considerable TEAM HOUNDS TEAM STRIPES TEAM GREYHOUNDS improvement. FRED WOODALL (CAPTAIN OF THE BACKS) felt comfortable in late February throats and the new limits of patience chaps who have a love of the game and TEAM WHITES the game to teaching the opposition a Ever reliable, coachable to a fault, with 30 or so registrations, being discovered are compensated for a passion to help the kids enjoy it. A FLETCHER BARNES (GOLDEN BOOT) few lessons. Well done Harry. generous and skillful, Fred has it all. most of the class of 2018. I knew instantly by the infectious enthusiasm big special thanks to Matt Vicic (and Fletcher was a deadly combination LEONARDO HENDERSON (SPIRIT OF THE GREYHOUND That and a thumping left boot that from experience a few newbies of the players. Once again I was thanks to the Gijselman family for of speed by foot, accuracy by hand AWARD) often skipped the midfield on its way Iwould register closer to the season proud of the way we played the game, loaning us your nanny as a training and a right boot that loved a goal. Leo showed all the characteristics into the forward line. His steely gaze but I thought the massive numbers umpired/coached and supported coach), we could not have done it He was also a superb leader, always this club is trying to instil in our at the breaks told me he was listening from U8 2018 could not possibly the teams, whilst sticking to club so effectively without you and your looking for an open teammate players. He is determined, passionate, to every instruction and had the be repeated. I was wrong - and so it values and bringing great credit to the expertise given the size of the squad and encouraging the hard work energetic, team-focused and desire to execute every order like a played out... 60 players, 6 teams, 7 Greyhounds as an age group. and everyone’s varying availabilities. of others. His handball skills and courageous. His love of a good old well trained soldier. coaches, then came divisionalisation, Tanks to all of the families Our biggest thanks goes to my partner running bounces were big areas of fashioned goal celebration was a joy to a last minute fixture from the AFL and friends who supported us in crime, our incomparable Age improvement this year. behold. He is a pleasure to coach. TEAM BLACKS and some Auskick program reforms. throughout the year, helping at Manager Bec Barnes. Te level of WAKKA WAKKA COOK (MOST ELUSIVE AWARD) MINA MCGLASHAN (TNT AWARD) SAM COULL (HARD BALL GET AWARD) We started with a well attended training, volunteering on match day communication, record keeping and Whether it was selling the candy Mina was the quickest and most Sam’s big engine, height, strength pre-season, a great bunch of keen and being an engaged and helpful organisation she puts into our footy by hand or foot, or no-look kicks explosive player on the ground and and reliability as a big man set a coaches and with our Age Manager group. Watching the players grow and program is phenomenal, we’ve all with deadly accuracy, Wakka was she always showed great spirit and great example to the team. At least extraordinaire Bec Barnes, which develop in so many ways, through been the beneficiaries of her labour a nightmare for the opposition to willingness to learn. She consistently once a game Sam was able to run afforded us a less chaotic start to the their participation in the game has in many ways. Tanks also to Kristy, mark. His ‘canon’ of a kick cleared supported her teammates and with the ball under his wing and season than most. And so the ride hopefully made everyone feel their Erin, Claudia, Meghan, Brad and the congestion and provided whether at training or at the game kick it long into the forward line. began and continued throughout a efforts have been worthwhile this Trent for their assistance with Team opportunities for our midfielders she worked hard to hone her skills. Often catching the opposition thoroughly enjoyable and rewarding season and we hope to see you in 2020. Manager duties on game days, we and backs and his ability to run past In the final few games of the season out of position and allowing us to year. Tanks to Garreth, Ben, Chris, couldn’t have done it without you. and around defenders meant that his this hard work paid off with a strong score. Sam’s teammates definitely I know I speak on behalf of the Todd, Matt S and Matt P for their Finally thank you to the partners delivery was always effective. Some contribution in the midfield and appreciated his commitment and entire coaching group when I say that wonderful coaching efforts. Te kids and children of our coaches and team very impressive goals towards the some clever shots on goal. competitive spirit. this year’s aforementioned massive have all improved and it hasn’t been managers, you sacrifice extra for the end of the season were a genuine LENIKA MCMAHON (MOST IMPROVED AWARD) THEO DURACHER-COHEN (MOST COURAGEOUS crop of U8 sons and daughters of the by accident. It was so easy to spend wider group and I know its valued and highlight. Lenika’s kicking skills, confidence AWARD) Inner West were an absolute delight time together with these experienced appreciated. HARRY GENTNER (MOST DETERMINED) and ruckwork all improved out of Theo definitely put in the hours to coach and provided an array of Harry worked hard at each and every sight this year. She was focused at training and practice at home shared experiences and memories to training, gave 100% to every game, throughout the game and stuck with this year. This commitment to cherish. Two opportunities for the listened to every instruction and her opponent so well she was able practice has paid off, as his skills kids to experience the SCG at half time Once again I was proud of the way we played the game, followed it to the letter. As a teacher I to anticipate their moves and beat have improved exponentially. His were real highlights (Adelaide and would love to have Harry in one of my them to the ball. I was especially passion, determination and fearless Collingwood games), I’m sure those umpired/coached and supported the teams, whilst sticking to classes. As a coach he is the kind of pleased to see her kick some very commitment has made him the most who participated will never forget club values and bringing great credit to the Greyhounds as an player who will quietly do his job and skillful goals in the final rounds of courageous player of the season. the opportunity they had. Te hoarse age group. before you know it goes from learning the season. Theo’s kicking and marking were

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reliable making him equally at home in attack or defence. Theo has been a pleasure to coach and watch develop. REX FISHER (MOST CONSISTENT AWARD) Rex is a natural football player who used his size and speed well this season. His solid skills and booming kick allowed the Blacks to be competitive all year. Rex seemed most at home in the back line and was reliable and unstoppable when he had the ball. We look forward to seeing his love of the game and sportsmanship continue next year. FELIX FITZPATRICK (SPIRIT OF THE TEAM AWARD) Felix was great to have around the club as he is a great team man and showed his genuine care for his teammates. He displayed his love of going for a run through the centre and sharing the ball with others. His skills and confidence developed considerably throughout the year. We all loved having him around the team this season. GEORGE HIRST (MOST SELFLESS AWARD) George is an unselfish football player who loves sharing the ball, in particular in the forward line with Charlotte. Tis year he will be remembered as a fearless on baller who showed great skills at ground the thinking footballer who always TEAM GREY in spades, developing an already HAMISH HOWARD (BEST HANDBALLER) succeed, Larsen had another highlight level and wasn’t afraid of taking the kept busy on the field. Anton is new XAVIER ARMSTRONG (MOST IMPROVED) great boot into an ability to short pass Hamish grew in confidence as the reel of a season. Always his own huge knocks. George’s openness to to the game and has a fair bit to learn, Never one to demand the ball, this to a leading player. year progressed, concentrating harshest critic, a confident player learn and develop has seen his football however no doubt with his smarts shy rookie has provided the Greys PATRICK GIJSELMAN (MOST COURAGEOUS) for longer periods and having an if there ever was one, when Larsen skills go to the next level – well done. and application will master footy. with some of our season’s most An always determined and consistent increasing involvement in games was switched on the Greys were an LUCY MCPHEE (PASSION AND EFFORT AWARD) Keep the energy up Anton and we rewarding moments as a team (who core contributor to the team, Patrick through better positioning and unstoppable force, and the opposition Lucy has showed great improvement hope to see you next season. could forget his first career goal has added layers to his game this plenty of chat. When a developing had no answer for his striking solo over the season. Her confidence ASTON STEWART (MOST VALUABLE PLAYER) in the pocket at Trumper Park). season. He now reads the play so player’s first instinct upon winning efforts. One of those players who has grown as she became more Aston displayed determination, His occasionally overly serious much better and knows where to be the ball is to look for a teammate to seems to have more time than others, comfortable attacking packs and passion, courage and finesse teammates have grown themselves and is consistent for longer. Adding handball it to, we know we are doing he often made the game look easy, sharing the ball with her mates. Her throughout the season. His silky by contributing to getting him this increased understanding of something right. Hamish was one of choosing an around the body kick or love to run and continual movement, smooth skills shone around the involved in the game and helping the game to his innate ability to our great improvers and the game is a long angled handball that wouldn’t meant that she was a handful for ground and he consistently shared to build his confidence, while he know when it’s his time to “go” has beginning to click for him. even occur to most players. opponents to man up on. Lucy is a his love for kicking goals (especially has shown them what perseverance meant he had a season littered with RORY HOWE (MOST ENTHUSIASTIC) HAL MCLENNAN (GOLDEN BOOT) great team player and the highlight of snaps). As well as the flashy stuff, and a gentle brand of enthusiasm highlights involving courageous A mad Pies fan who takes more Present with dad for every game the season has been her enthusiasm Aston always committed to the 2%, can achieve. Xavier has worked marking, playing through injury, pleasure from wearing the and training session this year, the for the game. like smothering, throwing himself consistently hard at training and great running goals (lots of them) Greyhounds black and white than 50 game milestone veteran had ALEXANDER MEZRANI (ELUSIVE PLAYER AWARD) into contests and diving into packs. stuck at it, he now has a great skill and sturdy defence. most, Rory continues to model another super season and performed Alex was elusive when he had the ball As a coach you can’t ask for anything base. DARCY HERON (RISING STAR) himself on some flashie Collingwood a key role for us every week, and his skills and confidence grew more than a players 100% effort and LEON DOYLE (MOST VALUABLE) Darcy’s best quarters and games sports car-like forward like often playing through a fair bit throughout the season and like many determination and that is what we A precocious talent (and provider this season were highly influential Stephenson or De Goey, despite me of opposition attention. Already a young footballer he seemed to enjoy received every week from Aston. of a weekly assessment to me as to for the team. If his performance at continuing to try to shape him into possessing a very precise boot his time most in the forward line. CHARLOTTE TEGART (MOST IMPROVED AWARD) why Essendon is a better side than these times starts to be his consistent a consistent rolls-royce like Scott (and a reliable snap and banana), Alex really enjoys playing with his Charlotte has been our most Carlton), this year Leon was the benchmark next season, then we Pendelbury. We had a lot of fun doing Hal was able to distribute the ball mates and is a popular member of the improved player this year. She has outstanding possession gatherer have another star on our hands. Pacy so and the highlights were indeed to his teammates across zones and team who worked on his persistence displayed great kicking skills and from anyone I saw in the U8’s. He and with great game sense, Darcy flashy, he has a keen eye for goal and often played them into attacking and contested possession through a real passion for scoring goals. was simply omnipresent around the made some memorable scything played a special part in our higher positions. At the same time he the season. Charlotte’s ruthless determination ground every week with his panther runs throughout the season and he scoring games. Rory simply loves the learnt to put on a lead himself ANTON PALMER (COACHES ADVISER AWARD) to never give up has meant no one or like agility and pace. I often noticed always put his team first. Seeing game and just being out there with and his link play and positioning Loved being part of the Blacks team nothing will get in her way, especially opposition coaches checking he was him emerging from a pack of larger his teammates having fun. was central to some outstanding and analysing the game. His analysis in front of goals. Tis hunger for only one player! We focused this bodies and choosing a quick effective LARSEN JOHNSTON (COACHES AWARD) end to end football from the team. and coaching insights often proved to possession has meant she has been a season on adding more polish to his option is a sight I hope to get used to Possessing all the skills already, ARCHIBALD MILES (BEST TEAM PLAYER) be helpful during breaks. Anton was great impact player. formidable skill set and he succeeded next year and beyond. as well as a passionate hunger to It has been really pleasing to see

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Archie become more confident in his game this season and display an “eye of the tiger” competitiveness that I coaches delight and led the boys am loving. The first to volunteer to into the more physical games with defend for two quarters or sacrifice gritted teeth. Thanks for your efforts his own game in some other way, Jack. he has embodied the Greyhounds ANTONIO MAIALE (ROOKIE OF THE YEAR) approach to Auskick every week First-year player, Antonio has a and set a terrific example for his fantastic amount of speed. He learnt team mates with his reliability and very quickly the basics of the game exemplary sportsmanship. and by the end of the season his skills have improved out of site. TEAM HOUNDS Wonderful first year! ANGUS CARRICK (BEST TEAM PLAYER) MAX MCGILL (BEST FORWARD) A newbie this season and what a An imposing Hulk of a player, player! Turned up to almost every Max has all the skills when given single game and always had the best the opportunity. A good mark and attitude. With many tough games he booming right boot. He was used was ready and willing to give it his most effectively out of the square absolute all at every stage. You will and had a fantastic final stanza on be a force to be reckoned with next Gala Day. year and your attitude should be ALAN PARKINSON (COACH’S AWARD) commended. Mr Consistency. Another big FRANCESCA DORSCH (GOLDEN BOOT) improver during the course of One half of an incredible twinning FELIX LEE (BEST MIDFIELDER AWARD) TEAM STRIPES His ruckwork draws the easy with a selfless team first approach. the season. Alan brings a massive duo but an easy standout player Another rookie this season and ALEXANDER ANASTASI (ROOKIE OF THE YEAR) comparison to that of Max Gawn. If we kept stats for assists, Arthur positive influence to bear. His attack in her own right. Her strength is another valuable midfield player. A pocket dynamo with speed to burn Ralph’s skills with ball in hand are would have streaked the field with on the footy improved exponentially definitely on the midfield or defence. The strength you showed when in and such a hunger for the ball that also improving each season as is his his skilful little gives to the advantage the longer the season went. Her boot is so precise and strategic. the mids was surprising and you at times Alexander, found himself stature in the team. of his team. Unfortunately for Alan the season Loved watching every single minute stepped into this role naturally and helping out the backs while playing AIDAN MCTIERNAN (MOST COURAGEOUS AWARD) JACK SMITH (GOLDEN BOOT AWARD) ended! of your development this season. A confidently. Your growth this season up forward. A talented first season Aidan is a unique talent with all Jack is the kind of player a coach can OWEN RICHARD (MOST IMPROVED) truly valuable and talented player. was evident and a pleasure to watch. player with a precise long kick the skills to be a great AFL star. build a team around. He possesses all Our other new signing fresh from Watch out U9 - Frankie is ready! I hope you continue mate and I have who has a very bright future at the He is always hungry for a goal and the skills and a few neat tricks that the draft. Owen was a super addition LEO DORSCH (MARK OF THE SEASON AWARD) loved coaching you this season. Greyhounds. courageous in his attack on the ball. make him a great young footballer. to the squad and we loved having The other half of the incredible IMANA MCCARTHY (MOST DEDICATED AWARD) NOAH BUTLER (MOST VALUABLE PLAYER) Always vocal in the huddle and on Jack was creative with the ball in him on board. Incredibly eager and twinning duo and an outright Our ever dedicated Imana was one The stripes most experienced player the park, a team player who gave the hand, always giving the opposition a very good listener. He put all his impressive and remarkable player. of the few who attended training who was often called on by the coach. fans plenty this year with his defence headaches. His field kicking just as lessons into action week in week His consistent diving marks, smooth almost every single week. She Noah’s ability to win the ball under busting run. Definitely ready for the accurate as he was in front of the out. We were a better team with him play and refined boot made it easy worked tirelessly on improving her pressure, find his teammates or snap step up to U9. sticks. in the side. to see the talents run deep in this skills and always came with the best a goal were pleasing to watch. Almost ARCHIE NORMAN (GREYHOUNDS SPIRIT AWARD) BILLY SARAH (GOLDEN BOOT) family. What an asset for U9 next attitude. I have no doubt this attitude as much as listening to his coach and In his first season Archie, TEAM GREYHOUNDS One of our two veteran players. year and I loved being your coach of dedication and effort will see you umpire critiques after the siren. transformed into a handy Auskicker ARCHIE ALLEN (BEST MIDFIELDER) Billy had a wonderful season for this year Leo. well in whatever you choose to do KAINE GRANGER (CLUBMAN AWARD) who’s stature in the team increased Fantastic player with beautiful ball the Greyhounds; passing on his FINN HARGREAVES (SPIRIT OF THE in life. Another rookie who turned up each each week with his skills and skills. Great turn of speed and an knowledge of the game to our new GREYHOUNDS AWARD) BALLY NAPTHALI (MOST BALANCED PLAYER) week with a fantastic attitude and confidence. A happy, quietly eye for goal, he has a great right foot players and leading the way with Finn achieved his 50 games this Our least confrontational kid stepped a desire for improvement. Kaine’s confident and focused player who kick. Archie was one of the most his performances. Billy loves a season. What a milestone! With an it up this season and it was awesome involvement and output increased was a pleasure to coach and endeared consistent players all year and stood shot at goal and when he does, the almost equally impressive amount to see. You showed a lot of personal continuously throughout the himself to his teammates. out in every game that he played. He opposition have to pay the price. of goals in his career. Always a great growth when finding the sweet spot season as his skills and confidence LYSANDER RAMOS (BACKMAN OF THE YEAR AWARD) will enjoy the open spaces in 2020. SAMUEL SMITH (MOST VALUABLE PLAYER) attitude I can’t say enough good between challenging the defender but developed. A pleasure to coach who Lysander has to be commended on DOMINIC HARRIS (CLUBMAN OF THE YEAR) Best season he has played. Regularly things about this player. Keep being not using force. It became a game of copped some tough knocks and kept another fantastic season. A gifted Dom returned from a short hiatus kicked goals but most impressive awesome. You embody what this club mathematics for you and this allowed smiling. footballer with all the right skills and from playing Aussie Rules. Ever was his manning up in defence and means. You are fast and fearsome. you score some sweet and well DARCY GUASTELLA (MOST IMPROVED) plenty of heart. Not scared of a bit present, in the field he showed real his taking of marks throughout Keep it up! deserved goals. Proud of you mate. Darcy’s improvement this season of contact and able to win the ball growth through the season. His the games. He has practised hard PIP KALDOR (MOST ENTHUSIASTIC PLAYER) HARRISON PEART (COACH’S AWARD) was nothing short of sensational. all over the park, it was his ever- insightful commentary was used to develop a consistent drop punt A new player this year and what a Our other non-confrontational kid Everything just seemed to click dependable skills in shutting down both as motivation for the team and which is a thing of beauty. committed player. You charged that stepped it up and we saw some more and Darcy started gathering the the oppositions attack that kept us an education tool for the coach! Thanks Sam! ball from the get go and nobody strategic play come out as a result. loose ball, dishing off passes like a in a number of matches this season. JACK HEBBLEWHITE (MOST COURAGEOUS) PARIS TANNER-BLACK (BEST WINGMAN) would know it was your first season I loved seeing how you met this seasoned veteran and kicked a couple Lysander will be even better in U9. You can coach kids to kick and A huge tank and an ability to run when they saw the determination on challenge and rose to the occasion. of cracking goals that would make a ARTHUR SARLOS (FUTURE STAR AWARD) hand pass but there are some things all day. His willingness to gut run your face. Hope you continue on or You showed yourself to be a truly highlight reel. A reliable and consistent rookie that are inate. One key element was noted by all as he streaked use this new skill as a driving force valuable team player in any position RALPH HONNER (BEST RUCKMAN AWARD) the coach could depend on. Arthur is doggard determination and an away from opposition players. Paris to show you that you can achieve this season and I am glad I got to A genuine ruck star who the Stripes picked up the basics and quickly aggressive attack on the football. was a regular contributor to the anything if you try. Proud of you! witness that growth. Well done! could rely on to get the ball moving. transformed into a quality player Jack has those attributes. He is a scoreboard.

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with his accurate kick picking out teammates to help move the ball upfield. Very passionate about the game, which is great. Will continue to flourish next year. LACHLAN LALOR A massive year of development for Lachlan in his first season of Aussie Rules, culminating in two goals in the final match of the season on Gala Day. Always keen to get involved, which will only improve with continued development in the game. Hope to see you back next year. HUGO LOWRY A great asset in midfield, taking marks, helping to move the ball up to the forward line, then making tackles and dropping back. A good, if at times exhausting, year for Hugo. Looking forward to more of the same next year. CHARLES MELDRUM Charlie has really enjoyed the introduction to tackling this year, harrying opponents and using his physicality to help the team. He continues to use his speed with ball in hand and is looking to continue to develop nicely next season. Well done Charlie, you have had a terrific nable to restrain to the new rules, coping well with the next few years. U9 STRIPES turning his hand at the backs and season! ourselves until official the increased physicality and giving Thanks to the coaching team HARRY BROWN converting through the nets. When SAXON RIGG-SMITH training started, pre- a good account of themselves, who have given many hours of Harry improves with every game and Liam 2.0 is switched on he is the real Saxon has been the real discovery for season commenced at win or lose, always playing fairly their time at training, games and of gets stuck into every play that comes deal. the U9’s this season, demonstrating Uthe end of February with a vicious and in a good spirit. While skills course waking in the wee hours of his way. A fearless streak serves him SAM EVANS natural ability and a grit that has his exercise regime and a frenzy of were important, it was the bigger Saturday morning, the mind racing well in every position and his attitude Hard work is no stranger to Sam opponents left in the dust. He is the kicking and hand balling. The Jubilee stronger teams that gave us the most with match tactics for the day and is one of the best, always reflecting and he is his harshest critic when triple threat of speed, agility and Park grass eroded under the pressure headaches, able to break through whether to celebrate with a sausage, the clubs core values. I couldn’t it comes to executing. He needn’t strength and will be devastating the of unbridled enthusiasm, and late tackles with weight and strength. or be consoled by a bacon and egg roll imagine a team without him. Strong be, as he is, and always has been a more he plays. Amazing work Saxon! afternoon sun bakers were forced Two hectic gala days brought the when it’s all over… parents who have effort Harry! brilliant player, always impressive BENJAMIN WHITE to run for cover from the deluge of season to a close. Over the six thrown balls at training, and told ANGUS COCHRANE whenever he is on the ball, with a Ben never tires and gives 100% during newly inflated rubber. months our kicking, positional play the kids to quieten down when I’ve Angus has been good in the ruck vision for getting us out of tight spots every match, which is testament to Our gallant Auskick girls who had and tactical know how improved been putting them through one of helping the team with his hit outs with ease. Magnificent work Sam! his character, cool under pressure, now departed to all girls footy were considerably, and there were some Make the my lengthy diatribes… those who’ve and continues to have a big boot, ALEXANDER FENNESSY loyal and a true team player. His skills replaced by an intake of fresh faces rough battles and entertaining end to Sherrin carried the stench of fried food which has been great when clearing This individual is a superstar of the have developed well and his nerves who quickly settled in, and it was end games along the way. your best around for the day after manning the our defensive lines on the bigger game, incredible field coverage end of steel are worthy of “Ironman”. A soon apparent that the new draftees Six players went to representative mate this barbecue, or enjoyed a morning of pitches this year. Keep up the good to end to bail out the defence and real asset to the team and a pleasure were no mugs and would soon be football, providing the backbone jovial banter in the canteen… Larry work. then back to score goal after goal. to coach. dishing it up to opposition near and of a City side victorious in the U9 summer who organised our team photos and CAELAN COSGRIFF Alex has been an inspiration for his SAMUEL WOOD far. Now 58 strong, training was division. Complemented by the and see footy cards, setting a new benchmark Our wall in defense, so reliable and teammates and has lifted the group A terrific work ethic game after underway in earnest and excellently coach on their strong work ethic and you next in memorabilia… and those who a true leader for the team. Caelan work ethic tremendously. One to game, consistently contributing attended each week as skills were excellent behaviour, the boys did the have kindly shown an interest in has the right attitude and has grown watch! Well done Alex. to every passage of play, selflessly honed and a new generation of tough club proud. year! my wellbeing after a rough training with the game to be able to handle ROHAN HUNTER setting up goals and marks. His raw tackling Greyhounds was created. I’m very proud of what the group session, I salute you all. any situation thrown at him. His Rohan’s big engine and never say die natural ability makes him a very As the season progressed the group has achieved this year, they are a Congratulations to all our drive makes him such a force to be attitude helped the team massively, valuable team member and a very spent more time on kicking drills and good bunch of lads who have bonded managers on the fantastic reckoned with, the backbone of the particularly in the midfield and popular member of the Stripes. games to add class to our gutsy efforts really well within their teams organisation which has enabled the team. Well done Caelan! defence. Another member of the Brilliant season Sam! on game day. We barely lost a session and beyond. They are all looking coaches to daydream in peace about LIAM DALTON team who seems to have really the whole season even when the oval more outwardly, making friends premierships and concentrate on Liam has demonstrated incredible enjoyed the introduction of tackling. U9 BLACKS was closed. and knowing each others names. coiffing their hair to perfection pre- discipline and courage to face some Keep up the good work next year. KALLAN CLEGG We split into four teams and the 14 It’s one thing to be skilful players game. fierce competition this season. A TOM KERR “Cannonball” launched himself like rounds of footy was underway. The individually, but building a real team Make the Sherrin your best mate tremendous all rounder with a swift Tom displayed his silky skills this a hail of grape shot from Nelson’s boys impressed with their adaption atmosphere will see us to success in this summer and see you next year! pace to lead an attack as well as year, particularly in the midfield, ship “Victory” and earned himself

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a formidable reputation as a tough LUKE KELLY call to deal out the prescription for was the hard ball get hero this year, U9 HOUNDS FRANK COTTON tackler and all round hard nut. “The Bushranger” certainly stood any opposition headache. regularly seen punching hand balls WILLIAM BOWEN Frank is another new Hound that Continued polishing of his skills and delivered, delighting in using the JOEL RAMEAR out from the bottom of a heap. Billy has concentrated on his really developed his Aussie Rules will see him don the boots of a power of his guns to mug any hapless “Piano Man” shone in the spotlight Mercifully his rugged good looks kicking this year with some extra skills this year. Frank is a good mark, consummate all round footballer. soul wandering past with something at both ends of the ground proving were preserved as he got away injury skill sessions at training. The extra a lovely kick and plays well at both NICOLAS CROSBIE-SMYTH as sought after as the ball. New this himself an accomplished uptown free from the maelstrom of melees. work has really paid off for him. ends of the ground. He is dangerous “Dark Matter” again excelled this season, he quickly settled into the boy and downtown man with some LIAM SEYMOUR He continues to be an exciting and in front of goals and takes intercept season as the mysterious force Black gang to terrorise opposition all incredible goals and desperate Donald Trump promised us a wall popular player who can deliver under marks in defence. that binds everything together on over Sydney. defending. Narrowly missed out on but failed to deliver, “The Wall With pressure and find his way in traffic. OWEN FITZPATRICK the footy field, in one place, yet MICAH MADZIN-COSTIGAN number one in the best and fairest Legs” delivered in every department WILLIAM BRISCOE Owen takes the game on every week seemingly in every other place at After a promising few months “The chart. securing plenty of votes in the best Will joined the Hounds as a soccer without fail and stuns everyone the same time… from the big bang Cat” had his season cut short for the ELLIOTT RODGER and fairest count. Brought our player and was quick to learn to watching with his exquisite skills. in the back pocket to the wall of last second year running when he came a “The Camperdown Panther” really season to a magnificent end with a kick and handball. He is a gun rover Owen can can do anything with an scattering in the goal square. cropper pursuing his back up career bared his claws this year and match winner with twenty seconds who doesn’t mind getting into the Sherrin and delivers it with precision LUKE GARCIA LISICIC as potential stunt double on Little enjoyed nothing better than parting left in our final game of Gala Day. packs. Will is good at finding space when kicking on the run. He “Young Skywalker” joined us late in Lunch. Hopefully third time lucky opponents like a herd of Wildebeest SPENCER STRUTT and kicked a lovely goal for us on exemplifies the style of footy that we the season, but quickly caught coach next time round, and a breakout on the Veldt in his search for the “The Plumber” proved himself adept gala day. all would like to play. Yoda’s eye who commented “much season in the right sense of the word! ball. A highly developed sense for at fixing leaks then charging like a CHARLES CARMODY HENRY GELLIN promise the Padawan has, but in MAX MEAGHER the smell of a sausage roll often saw wounded bull. His taps were of the Charlie plays in front and is our best Henry is a hard and brave nut. He has hand ball and kicking techniques “The Road Warrior” filled his tank him in a feeding frenzy in the goal highest quality, he welded the ruck intercept player. He is a long and an incredible work ethic, is our best over the off season he must practice… with high octane fuel and set about square. together, applied the blowtorch in strong kick and also good at ground tackler and has found his position I sense in this one the force strong wreaking post apocalyptic havoc in JESSE RUMPFF attack and made sure he drained level for a big player. Charlie is a as an on baller. Henry is exciting “Te it is!” many a backline. A mid season prang “The Janitor” used his toolbox to full every ounce of energy from himself. solid over head mark and very hard to watch and the opposition’s Doctor”, NATHANIEL HAWKINS resulted in a few weeks off, but he effect, whether going at it hammer EZRA WAUCHOPE to match up on with his speed, size worst nightmare! He was very good his finger “The Tesseract”, mercurial custodian returned with both barrels blazing, and tongs, holding onto tackles “The Flash” sped from end to end and skills. directing traffic as Captain. of the universe’s greatest power picking himself up after a nasty like a vice, drilling the uprights or so fast his presence was only given NICHOLAS COLLINS JIMMY MCCARTNEY always on source found the kicking, hand tackle to smash himself a major. nailing a handball out of the ruck. away by a whooshing of air as he Nick is super competitive one on one Jimmy put in a lot of extra work at the pulse, balling and towards the end of the BLAKE RAMEAR This jack of all trades certainly pounced on the loose ball, and and will turn a player inside out to training this year and has taken his was season the prized “four quarter” “The Doctor”, his finger always on deserves a nice cup of tea and a threw himself across the goal face score. He reads the ball well and is a game to the next level. He uses his stone. Once the other stones are the pulse, was definitely in this biscuit after such a great season. to prevent disaster. At training, lovely set shot. Nick was impressive size well to bring down and spoil definitely discovered a snap of the fingers will year… either dissecting defences with LEWIS SCHOFIELD his verve and energy was rewarded under pressure and stood up to get marks. He is reliable with set shots, in this render his opponents only half as surgical precision or providing a “Little Gary Rohan”, Annandale’s all round particularly with much us over the line in a few close games lays great tackles and clears the packs year… good as him. band aid in defence he was always on leading exponent of “stacks on” improved kicking. this year. quickly for a tall player.

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UNDER 9s U9S WHITES TEAM AWARDS BEST & FAIREST Louie Christie-Day BEST & FAIREST RUNNER-UP Leonardo (Leo) Leitl BEST DEFENDER Theodore (Ted) Wakelin BEST MIDFIELDER Omar Batisha Player profiles LEADING GOAL Ioanni Titmuss BEST ALL-ROUNDER Huon Wright MOST IMPROVED Harper Dales MOST COURAGEOUS Charlie Blundell PLAYERS PLAYER Leonardo (Leo) Leitl

LEO NORDIO It took Leo a while to adapt his silky soccer skills to Aussie Rules but by late in the season he was showing us all just how good he is. Play seems to go into slow motion when Leo has the ball. I can’t wait to see what he can do next year. QUIN STANTON Quin is a reliable player who works hard every week and makes good decisions. He is quick, skilful and always sticks to the game plan. His forward pressure tackling was great this year and he found the goals when he had the chance. LUKE SUTHERLAND Luke is one of our best run and carry players from across half back. He is dangerous with very accurate long range kicks to hit up a player or head for home. Luke did some great talent scouting for the Hounds this year bringing us five amazing new players. EDWARD TOWZELL Teddy is our fastest runner, and one of our best all round players with an impressive work ethic. He is great overhead, takes the game on and turns his opponents inside out. Teddy understands the game at both ends, is dangerous in front of goals and tough in the pack. HAMISH WALKER Hamish was one of our new recruits and had a huge impact on the team. He is extremely strong, bursts through the pack and has a booming animal in Omar this year, leading LOUIE CHRISTIE-DAY mix this year, his strong physicality ‘Rance’ was worth the price of admission for his intercept kick. Hamish can play anywhere but the possession count every week. Louie was a real leader in the group, and marking were a highlight. marks alone. looks great in the centre. He listens Teddy is As the season progressed Omar if not by words then certainly by He is a wholehearted player who to his coach and does whatever is added multiple dimensions to actions. A fantastic season across gives everything to each game. Leo asked of him. our fastest his contested game, with some all positions. Never shirked a developed a team first ethos over the WILLIAM RIANT-DUCKETT particularly towards the end of the JEREMY WEBSTER runner, memorable runs, handballs and responsibility on the field and so season, pulling the team across the Billy had a big first season of Aussie season. Well served by his Dusty Jeremy had a fantastic year putting and one of kicks. A breakout season awaits. often got us moving back in the right line with sheer determination on Rules with the Whites. Blessed with fend, a good understanding of the in some outstanding games when HARRY BENSCHER direction. Ready to take his game to many occasions. Well done. a big boot, he was often deployed as game, and a skill set that allows him we really needed him. He loves a big our best ‘Clean Hands’ Harry had another a new level. OLIVER MAYBURY our last line of defence. As the season to work from the ground to the air, a occasion and is one of our fastest all round characteristic season with some HARPER DALES Ollie kicked his first Aussie Rules finished, we uncovered his love of goal scoring maestro. players. He also made a great captain players spectacular marks. He added Harper came back as a stronger goal in the first game of the season. the midfield and some spectacular THEODORE WAKELIN when it was his turn and is a natural another dimension this year with player this year keen for the An early adopter of U9 tackling, contested marks. Looking forward to ‘Rance’ was worth the price of on field leader. some sharp work around the ground physicality. Highlights of the season Ollie extended his range with some another big one next year. admission for his intercept marks ASHTON WEST and a competitiveness around were a couple of great contested long runs as the season developed. CALLEN THOMAS alone. In the dying rounds Ted Ashton has worked hard to improve the ball. His link ups with other marks in the forward line that led Unofficial U9s bodyguard, Ollie took When it mattered, Callen was kept us in it with numerous last his skills this year. He has a good Whites produced some of the most to shots at goal. Looking forward to rivalries seriously this season. Intel is our man, outmanoeuvring taller minute saves and defensive tackling. understanding of the game, is memorable plays of the season. next season Harper. that prep is on the way for 2020. opponents for some critical marks Always ready for the ruck, Ted was a willing to get his head over the ball CHARLIE BLUNDELL HARVEY KRAEGEN ADAM NUSSBAUM and goals. Callen came to the fore cornerstone for the 2019 Whites. and lay a good tackle. Ashton kicked Charlie’s back end of the season was Our nomination for the Stawell Gift, Adam got faster as the season in our Gala Days. His final game HUON WRIGHT a goal for us in rd13 and is a great as good as any for commitment and Harvey just got faster as the season progressed and his stints at full for the club saw the boys declaring Huon picked up where he left off last asset to the Hounds. physicality. No White gave greater went on. Whether leaving his man in forward were highlights of his their appreciation – good luck in season and came back this year with service to the team when bodies defence or sprinting to goal, Harvey season, including crucial marks and Melbourne Callen. even greater skills. His kicking is a U9 WHITES needed to be on the line. Watching really stepped up this year – always goals when we needed them with a IOANNI TITMUSS joy to watch and as always he is a joy OMAR BATISHA Charlie’s confidence grow in the involved in the play. Well done. memorable step around his defender at This fifty plus game Greyhound to coach. So many goals this season is What a debut season. The midfield this year was a coaching LEONARDO LEITL Five Dock. His Gala Day performances veteran continues to work hard on a testament to his evasive skills and Greyhounds unearthed a contested highlight. We were glad to have Leo in our showed what he is capable of. his game, performing consistently, accurate kicking.

38 \ GLEBE JAFC 2019 YEARBOOK WWW.GLEBEJAFC.ORG.AU WWW.GLEBEJAFC.ORG.AU 2019 YEARBOOK GLEBE JAFC I 39 GLEBE GREYHOUNDS JAFC HEAD COACH Cain Sarah MILESTONES 50 GAMES Will Boronski / Blake Clift / Gabe Larke / Max Allchin / Jasper Champion / Charlie Johnson / Fred Lynn / Oscar Sharp / Oran Gallagher / Hunter Upcroft / Henry Schmidt UNDER 10s TEAM COACHES David Sawkins (Hounds), Merrick Watts (Hounds), David Sharp (Greyhounds), Jeremy Champion (Greyhounds), Charles Fuller / Nicholas Sabey / Maliyan Reynolds Report by Cain Sarah Keith Tracey (Whites), Jason Upcroft (Whites), Cain Sarah (Greys), Mat Fulton (Greys) REPRESENTATIVE PLAYERS Fergus Tracey / Jasper Champion / Laurence Bennell / Gus Ammit / Seb Mok / Angus Baker Wood MANAGER/S Steph Williams (Head Manager), Simon Edwards (Greys), Emma Murphy (Greys), Anthony Johnson (Greyhounds), GLEBE PERPETUAL AWARD SUSAN PARKER MEMORIAL AUSKICK GRADUATE OF THE YEAR Tom White Craig Allchin (Greyhounds), Melinda Ammit (Hounds), Elissa Harman (Hounds)

Super versatile and can play any position well. A top season Harry. ALEX FULTON Alex is a star. Super quick and lifted his aggression to another level this season with his tackling a huge highlight. Loves the goals and a goal celebration. Kicked a bag against Easts but also dishes off plenty to team mates with his quick hands. Another great season Alex. KAI GUELFI The recruit of the season! Kai made the move from the Concord Giants in the off season and slotted seamlessly into the team. Speed to burn and a beautiful left foot kick makes Kai a dangerous weapon. Kicked a number of beautiful goals over the season. Well done Kai, you have been a great addition to the club. GABE LARKE Gabe is the quiet achiever and thinker of the group. Often poses a thoughtful or strategic question that has been playing on his mind. Gabe was on fire on the final gala day and left it right until the end to show us what he is truly capable of. A really great season Gabe. fter a very successful U9 after travelling down to Hobart in U10 GREYS he was a forward - but he always SEB MOK season we were hit with 2018, however it was the game in JACK AHIE-SLATTERY did the job. A great kid to coach. Another simply superb season of an influx of registrations Geelong that was most exciting and A close second to Seb in the best JEREMY CLARK football by Seb where he continually which were quickly again created some memories for the and fairest count. Jack’s aggression Jeremy played the first half of the took his game to another level. Acapped at 60, meaning 4 teams of kids that they will never forget. It’s and in particular his second and season before heading off on an Dominated many a game, but it 15 star players. This season (much trips like these that make you realise third efforts were outstanding. around Australia holiday with his was his ability to bring others to the delight of the boys) fitness what a special club we are involved A genuine centre half forward family. A number of photos show into the game that was most was a big focus at training. With with. The fundraising for Rivers who has strong hands and a Jeremy on dusty footy ovals in the pleasing. Extremely unselfish bigger grounds, being able to run Gift was outstanding (raising over booming kick. A superb athlete. outback honing his skills. I am and a deserving winner of the out games became very important. $20,000 between the two clubs), and LACHIE BAIRD sure he will come back from the Greys’ best and fairest award. The kids all attacked training with what a last minute of the game - with Lachie’s first season at the trip ready to attack the under 11s. LUCA MUMME vigour and effort, and you could Charlie Johnson kicking the winning Greyhounds was a memorable one. BLAKE CLIFT Luca made the transition from certainly see fitness levels increase goal with seconds to spare. We are off Rapidly improved as the season Blake was often used as a secret soccer to AFL look easy. Despite as the season progressed. A crowd to Hobart again in 2020 and will host progressed and ended up a real weapon to get under the skin of being a good 12 months younger favourite was the beep test, which Collendina. contributor with his attack out of opposition players. About midway than most of the boys and this all the boys completed twice over In closing, I would like to say a defence a real highlight. Plays the through the season Blake realised being his first season of AFL, Luca the season. Fitness played a big role, sincere thank you to the managers game in the right spirit and is a that if he started bumping into played some great footy over the with a number of come from behind (including head manager Steph) and favourite amongst his team mates. his opponent, this would distract season. Extremely courageous with wins validating the extra work at day games I believe we came away also to the seven other coaches who WILL BORONSKI them. A great tactic! Kicked an a number of running back with training. I am a firm believer that in with 24 wins, with a number of very were extremely invested, interested Will is an extremely reliable forward important goal early in the season the flight marks. Defensive work junior sport if you are fit, you will be narrow losses - so a fantastic result, and determined to get every ounce of and all his skills were on show in the against Maroubra. Possibly his last on gala day was magnificent. well placed to simply out work your especially when you consider that talent out of the kids. We are so lucky final gala day where he kicked the season of footy as the lucrative ARCHIE SARAH opposition. At training, Merrick and we had 4 extremely even teams. At to have each one of them helping out team’s entire score in the first game. tennis circuit appears to be calling Archie is Mr Consistent. Quietly I worked really hard with a group development day, the 6 Glebe players at training and coaching on game Knows where to lead, takes a strong him. Won’t be the same without goes about his work with a of new and developing kids and we represented the club extremely well day. It will be sad to break up the mark, and is a beautiful long kick. Blake, Lynn and Jamie at the club minimum of fuss and is the saw each one of them make massive running out victors in their age teams after the last 2 years, but it’s JARVIS CALEO - they have been a huge part of ultimate defender - plays super inroads and improvement as the group. Special thanks to Keith and off to divisions next season and I One of the most courageous players the Greyhounds for many years. tight and lays bone crunching season progressed. That was perhaps Jeremy for coaching this team. sincerely hope each and every player in the team and a deserving winner HARRY EDWARDS tackle after tackle on opposition the most pleasing aspect of the entire Perhaps the two main highlights returns in U11. of that award. Jarvis is tough, fearless Harry is an all round star. If you need players. Rarely concedes a goal and season. for the season were the State of and runs straight at the footy. He someone to kick a goal you move plays very unselfishly, adopting a All teams had a number of great Origin matches against the Sandy also hates to lose! Like Harry, I had Harry forward. If you need some team first attitude at all times. wins and heartbreaking losses over Bay Lions at Jubilee and then the to move Jarvis around a few times tight defence, you move Harry back. TOM WHITE the season, which for us as coaches is Collendina Cobras down in Geelong. We are off to Hobart again in 2020 when we needed a particular player You need some fire in the midfield, Where do I start with Tom! The what it is all about. Over the 32 gala It was fantastic to host Sandy Bay and will host Collendina. stopped - much to his dismay when you move Harry.... you get the drift. ultimate team player who never lets

40 \ GLEBE JAFC 2019 YEARBOOK WWW.GLEBEJAFC.ORG.AU WWW.GLEBEJAFC.ORG.AU 2019 YEARBOOK GLEBE JAFC I 41 GLEBE GREYHOUNDS JAFC UNDER 10s U10 GREY TEAM AWARDS BEST & FAIREST Seb Mok BEST & FAIREST RUNNER-UP Jack Ahie-Slattery BEST DEFENDER Archie Sarah BEST MIDFIELDER Kai Guelfi LEADING GOAL KICKER Seb Mok Player profiles BEST ALL-ROUNDER Harry Edwards MOST IMPROVED Lachie Williams MOST COURAGEOUS Jarvis Caleo PLAYERS PLAYER Alex Fulton U10 GREYHOUNDS TEAM AWARDS BEST & FAIREST Jasper Champion BEST & FAIREST RUNNER-UP Xavier Quoyle BEST DEFENDER Max Allchin BEST MIDFIELDER Oscar Sharp LEADING GOAL KICKER Jasper Champion BEST ALL-ROUNDER Tim Harris MOST IMPROVED Tom Perrott MOST COURAGEOUS Angus Baker Wood PLAYERS PLAYER Charlie Johnson

you down. Every single week Tom energy was infectious this season delivered and you simply know and it will serve him well as his game what you are getting and that is evolves next year. Congrats Ozzie. someone who gives his all. In the last gala day Tom took a number of U10 WHITES saving marks in defence under huge LAURENCE BENNELL pressure - as he did all season. It’s hard to believe that this was LACHIE WILLIAMS only Laurence’s 2nd season of AFL. Without doubt the most improved His skills stand out – great hands, player in the team. Became a tackling accurate and powerful handballs and machine and kicked a number of a beautiful kick. What really marks important goals throughout the him as our B&F though is his engine season. Despite his size, never scared – he covers every blade of grass on of the contest or taking on kids the field – and his athleticism. In double his size. Loves his footy and 2019 he’s developed a deeper game is an absolute pleasure to coach. awareness and tactical skills and he is always keen to analyse and improve U10 GREYHOUNDS his and the team’s game Well done MAX ALLCHIN Laurence on a great season! Played his milestone 50th game JACK COBCROFT this season and was a very worthy Jack has built on his first year of winner of ‘Best Defender’. Kicked AFL in 2018 to become not just some crucial game defining goals the most improved player but a throughout the season, and often critical player for the team. Effort, handballed his way out of trouble. commitment and intensity have Super solid as either the last line always been there and Jack has built of defence or peppering the goals on his ability to bust tackles and in full forward. Always finished kick long to our forwards. He has with red cheeks and great hair! developed into a strong contested ANGUS BAKER WOOD player and a dominant ruckman (as Another tremendous season evidenced by his gala day games) of footy by our smallest man- nemesis, Easts Bulldogs. Well- ERON JOHNS who will continue to blossom as him to work on his set-shots. who gives everything each game. mountain. Sporting the new deserved winner of both the ‘Best Our third new recruit, having stolen a player in the years to come. Effort and commitment greatly JAMES DOYLE headgear, Angus was even tougher & Fairest’ and ‘Leading Goal Kicker’ him away from soccer to show off FRED LYNN improved, shown by his bumping There is so much to like about how at the contest this year. A clear awards. A very solid contributor as his new-found AFL skills. Eron Congrats on achieving 50 games! and attacking the ball. Focussed skill James has developed his game winner of ‘Most Courageous’, as one of our representative players that played a valuable role in the team Played possibly his best quarter of sessions gave Tom more confidence, this year. His run has helped the well as a representative player scooped the pool and won the gala and always tried his hardest. Full footy against the Newtown Swans, which contributed to him growing team spring from half back and on a winning team. A true mid- day competition. Equally skillful of energy and just the right balance and was outstanding in the mid- significantly as a player this year. midfield and he has worked on his field specialist and an absolute in all positions. Mastered the art of of cheeky and on the ball. Learned field. He ran like a mad-man and won XAVIER QUOYLE tackling technique to make it a great gentleman. Credit to his parents. scoring goals off his wrong foot. One a lot this year and will improve a huge amount of ball. Always a brick ‘Best & fairest’ runner-up. A master weapon. He has become a good JOHN BARRY of a few Greyhounds that made the greatly with practice and focus. wall in defence. It’s been a real treat class of a season and an uncanny mark and kick for goal, regularly Another solid all-rounder Swans Academy starting in 2020. CHARLIE JOHNSON watching Fred take off this year. His ability to pull-off the extraordinary. getting on the scoresheet or creating performance from John this season. ORAN GALLAGHER 50 games also ticked off the list, galloping runs always lifted the team Always in the right place at the right opportunities for others. James has Most comfortable in mid-field, Size yet again didn’t matter, as Oran against Easts Bulldogs. No doubt in and pumped up the energy levels. time. Unselfishly and regularly set a great combination of toughness although played an equal share out-played bigger opponents with the coaches minds that Charlie had FINN MAGUIRE up goals for our full-forwards. Often at the ball and ability to shake off across the ground. A great sense his typical niggle, solid marking-up to receive the ‘Players player’ award. Another one of our new star recruits. single-handedly crushing opponents players that inspires his teammates of team-work and a calm level and relentless tackling. Celebrated Super solid and impressive in the Kicked the very first goal of the with a flurry of first quarter goals. when the game is on the line. head on his shoulders. It’s been his 50th game, which had been mid-field, and hugely improved season in his first ever AFL game for Forever defending and stunting the JOEY EVERETT a pleasure coaching him over the missed the previous year. Oran has in communicating with fellow the mighty Greyhounds. Massively rivals’ attack. Regularly bruised and Joey’s return to the mighty black last two years. Lovely young kid come on tremendously, and this was team-mates, and handballing out of improved awareness around the battered, and battling through to and white has been marked with with a bright future ahead. witnessed by claiming a brilliant well trouble, rather than panic-kicking. ground, and unwavering energy the siren. One of a few Greyhounds some great play. Joey has a relaxed OISIN (OOSHIE) CANTWELL delivered chest mark in the final gala Master of the fend and the post-goal and effort up forward, where he that made the Swans Academy playing style, which is a positive One of two super new recruits in his day match. One to watch next year. celebration. Had a stunning run successfully played a large portion starting in 2020. A treat to coach. for his team mates when times first ever AFL season. Always marked TIMOTHY HARRIS of three goals in successive weeks. of the season. Incredible ability to OSCAR SHARP are tough. He comes alive when up like a trooper and really owned A unanimous recipient of the ‘Best Super energetic and polite boy. maintain focus, whilst also having 50 games celebrated versus the ball is heading his way and his role in every game. Worked all-rounder’ award. A joy to watch as ORSON KEELER the rain-man like ability to tally up Newtown Swans at fortress Jubilee. has developed good footy skills – tirelessly in defence, and connected he hit the line hard and ran with grit, Great to have Orson return to the the scores with incredible accuracy. A stunning break out season saw he’s a good mark and has a handy well with team-mates, via controlled determination and poise. Sensational Greyhounds this year. Often quietly THOMAS PERROTT Oscar scoop the ‘Best midfielder’ habit of popping up in the goal handballs. His confidence blossomed clearances when under pressure, going about his business, his best Without doubt the ‘Most improved’ award. Highlights – on fire against square to nick a goal, often when as the season progressed, as he and unafraid of breaking tackles and game of the year was against Moore this season. Congrats Tom on a Moore Park Tigers (Black), with it’s most needed. Towards the took more marks, bumped at the backing himself. Showed his class as Park Tigers. He was constantly on brilliant break-out year! Often lightning runs out of the mid-field. end of the season Joey built on his contest, and won some free kicks. he was given more flexibility to play the move and was unlucky not positioned himself in the right This was a stellar game from Oscar, training efforts and worked hard to JASPER CHAMPION all positions this year. The blue hair to score, coming away with a few place in the forward flanks, and who unselfishly handballed to team shepherd or directly affect contests 50 games achieved versus our proved to be his good luck charm. behinds. A great young player took plenty of marks that allowed mates on the fly. His new-found leading to goals for team mates.

42 \ GLEBE JAFC 2019 YEARBOOK WWW.GLEBEJAFC.ORG.AU WWW.GLEBEJAFC.ORG.AU 2019 YEARBOOK GLEBE JAFC I 43 GLEBE GREYHOUNDS JAFC U10 WHITES TEAM AWARDS BEST & FAIREST Laurence Bennell BEST & FAIREST RUNNER-UP Emakhi Munro BEST DEFENDER Fergus Tracey BEST MIDFIELDER Hector Marsden UNDER 10s LEADING GOAL KICKER Laurence Bennell BEST ALL-ROUNDER Finn Herrig MOST IMPROVED Jack Cobcroft MOST COURAGEOUS Archie Eyiam-Rowe PLAYERS PLAYER Laurence Bennell Player profiles U9 HOUNDS TEAM AWARDS BEST & FAIREST James Harman BEST & FAIREST RUNNER-UP Tom Sawkins BEST DEFENDER Healy Ryan BEST MIDFIELDER James Harman LEADING GOAL KICKER Theo Lloyd BEST ALL-ROUNDER Gus Ammit MOST IMPROVED Ethan Cheng MOST COURAGEOUS Charles Fuller PLAYERS PLAYER Oliver Lista

ARCHIE EYIAM-ROWE of ‘Midfielder of the Year’ as he is tally. Going for 3 out of 3 next year! Archie is a champion and deservedly seemingly at every contest between HEALY RYAN backs up with his 2nd award for the arcs and usually wins them! Healy developed into a true leader most courageous player. He is tough, EMAKHI MUNRO this year. His ability to read the game committed and never leaves anything Emakhi has that rarest of abilities - made him the strongest defensive in the tank at the end of each game. the ability to find space in a crowd. player, often cutting out certain He shows great sportsmanship and Once he gets possession, he often goals. He managed the backline to goes about his work with a smile seems to make time stand still as ensure his teammates were working that belies his sheer physicality. He he jinks and swerves to get out of together. His maturity allowed the loves locking down the opposition’s trouble, or more often, create or score coaches to play him in positions best forwards and hunts the ball goals. He is skillful and exuberant that may not have been his first across our back half, going hard at with the ball – unpredictable and choice but assisted the team. every contest. He’s so easy to coach – usually confounding opposition NICHOLAS SABEY listening intently and then enacting players. He is among the smaller Backing up from hockey most weeks, the plan with determination! players on the team but the toughest Nick showed great determination to FINN HERRIG tackler. His tackling this year has much bigger players. Henry has been put effort into every game. Te work It’s never easy to join an established just been immense and he will best on ground several times for pure behind the scenes is often missed, team in a new club but Finn has probably go one better in the B&F effort at the contest on the ground or but Nick’s fitness has improved managed this with a smile and a next year. He’s worth the price in the ruck. Henry also has worked greatly, often one of the last standing really positive attitude to his footy. of admission to every game! on his handball skills as evidenced by in the beep test at training. Nick He has skill to burn with ball in hand DILLON POZNAKS the handballing out of defence which will be missed in AFL next year! – great handball skills and can kick Dillon’s best is simply top drawer. He topped off a successful gala day. TOM SAWKINS goals or to a teammate’s advantage has great hands and is a wonderful FERGUS TRACEY Tom’s understanding of the game with ease. Forward half has been mark. Add this to his accurate Fergus’ ability to read the game allows him to position himself where his natural home, and he certainly kicking and you have a very well and anticipate the opponent’s Glebe. Most dangerous playing street but Charles is a machine in the ball is likely to go, and when he loves to kick a goal, but his work in rounded player. He is quiet on the ball movement has been a great at full forward or in the pockets, the defensive line. He raised the gets it he has an accurate kick that midfield and defence is often elite field but doesn’t lack intensity – strength – allowing him to position Chaz has been able to occupy and level again this season tackling enables him to move the ball the best level. His run and endurance add an preferring to let his tackling and ball himself to take intercept marks or pressure defenders to create space with incredible strength and way forward. He is a skilled player extra dimension to his game and put use do the talking. His natural home to contest an inside 50. He has been for his forward line and to contest passion. Once Charles put his who is starting to enjoy the physical him in positions to successfully lead is in midfield and at half back where most successful this year across inside 50s to either win the ball or hands on a player there was no side of the game. Loves playing in or get to contests to win the ball. he can either go man to man or use half back or at fullback, usually to keep it locked in until help has chance they were getting free. the midfield with his teammates. OLIVER LLOYD his speed to get the ball forward. on our opponents best forward arrived. This year has also seen RIO GIBSON ARIEL STENNARD Oliver is developing into an As with last year, Dillon got better and marshalling the backline to Chaz develop his ability to read the Superfast! Yes, superfast!! Possibly Ari continued to develop his skills impressive defender and midfielder and better as the year went on. thwart the forward threat. He loves game – his positioning and run the quickest off the mark in the throughout the year. He is a great with a clear sense of his role and MALIYAN REYNOLDS to deploy the unheralded skills of across the half forward line has really entire U10 squad. Rio would team player and highly regarded how to excel. He’s been growing Maliyan gives 100% every game and the game – spoils, shepherds and improved and has been a key reason often come from nowhere to get amongst his teammates. He was in confidence in either a man on uses his size to great advantage in smothers – to win or prevent his for his success. Chaz loves his footy the loose ball in the midfield or often given the role of ruckman man role or in covering across the ruck and in a full forward role opponent from winning the ball, but and in 2019 he has had great focus tackle an opposition player that and was able to contest and control halfback. Oliver has developed where his ability to mark or get the also has a very handy, accurate and and determination to succeed. thought they were into space. the ruck with his athletic ability. into a fine handballer with gala ball to ground created many goals long kick, and handball skills to get JAMES HARMAN ARLO TEMPLE day the crowning glory of a season this season for both Maliyan and his the ball moving forward quickly. U10 HOUNDS James sees himself as a midfield and Determined to get the ball when of week to week improvement. team. He has soft hands which allow HUNTER UPCROFT GUS AMMIT has the engine to back it up. He turns it came forward, and his pressure He has also really improved his for great marking and handballing What is most noticeable about Hunter Gus has the ability to play in all up every week and leaves nothing when the opposition was trying to tactical awareness which has helped around the field, and his booming this year is his parallel improvement positions. He has fast feet, fast hands, on the field. He has developed a get the ball out of their half, made turn our defenders into a cohesive kick is a great weapon or defensive in 2nd and 3rd efforts and his and an accurate kick. A quiet achiever great step that he uses to get into Arlo into a key player in the forward unit. He trains and practices outlet for the team. Maliyan has increased physicality throughout the but a born leader who leads by space and open up the play. James pocket position this year. One of hard and then carries that effort a great personality with a semi season. His effort levels are massive example and is completely unselfish. started to use his voice on the field the highlights for the coaches was out onto the field every week. permanent smile and infectious every week. Not only has he been CHARLIE BRUNNER towards the end of the season and Arlo’s goal against the Tigers. HECTOR MARSDEN laugh - lifting the team when we’re an essential defender locking down Charlie found his niche as a was able to lift the team with it. TIM WANG Hector represents the way we want to down. He alo leads by example, often the opposition’s forwards, but he is power forward. He has the natural OLIVER LISTA Tim showed great improvement in go about our footy - tough and skilled coming off the field absolutely spent. also working well in partnerships strength and height to dominate the One of the key players who binds the his second year of AFL. Focused, and with a keen sense of sportsmanship. HENRY SCHMIDT to hunt forwards down to force opposition and had several games Hounds playing group together on with a better understanding of the His sheer desire to win and use the Great improvement from Henry this turnovers. He has also developed where he was totally unstoppable. and off the field. Being both skillful game, Tim was a great asset to the ball well inspires his team. He has a year he’s grown in skills, confidence Steph has his tactical awareness with his ETHAN CHENG on the ball and hard at the contest team in both defence and up front. great eye for goal and an impressive and maturity and was unlucky managed positioning and support play for It was Ethan’s first year of AFL and makes Oliver a difficult player to WOLFE WATTS left boot which gets goals and just not to win the award for ‘Most this group exposed teammates. His skill level was the teams’ Most Improved play against. He has a knack for Wolfe backed up his breakthrough as importantly gets his team out Improved’. Henry gets his body into has improved year on year - he’s player. He showed determination scoring goals when they are needed. year last year with another massive of trouble, often through a long the contest and manages to affect since always been a good kick and skilled and commitment to get involved THEO LLOYD step forward. His improvement accurate kick to a marking midfielder play even when not winning the ball under 5s handballer - and this season Hunter during the games and was focused Teo is a natural in front of goal over the past two years have been or forward. ‘Relentless’ is the way an directly. He is appreciated by coaches and does has been consistently able to put and engaged at training. Tese and has a great sense and focus on remarkable. Strong and determined opposition coach described Hector and teammates for his effort and together all parts of his game leading attributes will continue to see where the sticks are. Te top goal at the contest, and with his hands to me this year, and he can play willingness to perform any role. He it with a to a very successful season. Ethan improve in the sport. scorer in his first year of AFL last cleaner and a more accurate kick, anywhere. He is critical to the team’s was particularly successful when minimum CHAZ WILLIAMS CHARLES FULLER year, he backed it up again leading he was one of the big contributors success and the deserved winner needed to play in the ruck against of fuss. 2019 has seen Chaz’ best footy for You wouldn’t pick him on the the team again this year in the goal to the team every week.

44 \ GLEBE JAFC 2019 YEARBOOK WWW.GLEBEJAFC.ORG.AU WWW.GLEBEJAFC.ORG.AU 2019 YEARBOOK GLEBE JAFC I 45 GLEBE GREYHOUNDS JAFC MILESTONES 50 GAMES Nea Tarrant / Rosie Kerr / Francesca Cooney REPRESENTATIVE PLAYERS Lily Watters UNDER 10s YG GLEBE PERPETUAL AWARD SUSAN PARKER MEMORIAL AUSKICK GRADUATE OF THE YEAR Lily Watters Report by Mike Cooney HEAD COACH Mike Cooney TEAM COACHES David Sharp MANAGER Fiona Watters U10 YG BLACKS TEAM AWARDS BEST & FAIREST Francesca Cooney BEST & FAIREST RUNNER-UP Rosie Kerr BEST DEFENDER Madeleine Barrett BEST MIDFIELDER Claude Towzell LEADING GOAL KICKER Alannah Toouli BEST ALL-ROUNDER Annie Burnicle MOST IMPROVED Eleanor Chambers MOST COURAGEOUS Talia Legzdins PLAYERS PLAYER Quinn McTiernan ROOKIE AWARD Drew Lloyd

n only the second year of a premiership winning side. evenings to helping with the girls at U10 YG BLACKS FRANCESCA COONEY that the U10 girls had their Coaching these girls hasn’t all training and they absolutely loved MADELEINE BARRETT Buddy Frankie is a selfless player own competition and been easy though, they always had her. I also would like to thank the Madeline was on and off the injury always looking to pass the ball on to the 5th year that the club so much to talk about at training that parent group for all the volunteering list all season with incidents a girl in a better position. Ran hard Ihas had girls playing footy it’s it often got in the way of learning and getting behind their daughters resulting from skiing to falling off to get to contests in usually desperate hard to imagine what the place to play footy. But learn they did and making it a very smooth season. a chair and stepping on nails! Dad! circumstances. Never leaving the would be like without them. a fantastic rivalry ensued between Congrats to Lily who represented She would still turn up to games ground just shy of exhaustion. A This season we had 22 eager the Blacks and White teams. City for the age group at the with bandage to support her team- super effort Frankie, we love it! footballers playing in two The Dishlickers Cup did go to the development day. Lily was also mates but couldn’t resist and would ROSIE KERR teams and it was a lot of fun. Blacks in both instances, however the awarded the Susan Parker Memorial soon be amongst it. Woo-hoo! We all know Rosie is a star. Her skills Of those 22 girlhounds, only 8 game where the two sides met in the Auskick Graduate of the Year, a U10 CECILIA BRYANT are a rare talent. Te poise and co- had played footy before, plus 19 final round of the gala day resulted player who had shown significant Plays with a deep amount of passion ordination set her up for many goals of our U10YG are actually U9’s in a 1-point differential which shows development since graduating does Ceecee, always ready to step up this year. When her self-belief catches playing up! Week after week just how even the two teams were. from the Auskick program. to the plate and be accountable in up with her awesome abilities she will these two teams took the field Special thanks goes to our We sadly say goodbye to India, some tough games. Being coachable become an almighty force. We look against more experienced, bigger managers Josephine and Fiona who Chloe and Lily who will move into is a quality that not everyone has and forward to the 2020 season. and older players. Credit to the both did a miraculous job of keeping U12 from for next season. We will this young lady was a keen listener TALIA LEGZDINS coaches of the other teams; we all the coaches organised. Dave Sharp retain most of the playing group all season. Keep up the good fight! Always had a bounce in her step, understand that this comp is about who also coached his son Oscar in as they back up for another year ANNIE BURNICLE eager to train and play hard. Like building a love for footy. We evened U10 boys’ team, often combined into 2020 with a great season’s Watching Annie blossom this season most of the girls Talia was a little up and swapped players to make the fitness sessions with the girls experience. I’m happy to say Sharpie is one of my highlights from seven taken aback over some of the size sure everyone had a positive and adding more competitiveness to and I will be back to coach again seasons of coaching. Wow. Her game of the opposition. Fair enough. competitive experience on field. the workouts, for the boys that and are already planning our drills. all came together at the right time She adjusted her playing style What brings us coaches so much is. Tim as assistant coach was Keep kicking the footy in the off and was in blistering form on the gala as she is smart and produced satisfaction is how much joy the girls sensational and his help at training season and go the Greyhounds! day. With this trajectory it’s scary to yet another awesome season. get from playing and the friendships has been enormous. Mike L was think how good she will be next year. DREW LLOYD they have made. Even despite the a regular at training as well and ELEANOR CHAMBERS Drew is new to the great game of technical “draws” usually being a also greatly appreciated. The Trough the season Eleanor’s Aussie Rules and did so well she one-sided affair against us, the girls medical professionals of Kate and confidence grew visibly. One has received our Rookie Award. didn’t lose their enthusiasm and Bill were an outstanding help. Week after week these two remarkable day she somehow stopped Drew surprised herself with her backed up week after week. The Special mention must go to Molly. 4 attacking players getting a goal when ability to get in and hold up the familiar war cry for the Whites was What a superstar. Without an U16YG teams took the field against more alone at fullback. Unbelievable season inside ball, contesting with often “we basically won!” before singing team for her to play in this season at experienced, bigger and older Eleanor. Look forward to seeing what much bigger opposition. You are the team song with the enthusiasm Glebe Molly devoted her Thursday players. you can bring in 2020. fearless; ripping season Drew.

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UNDER 10s YG U10 YG WHITES TEAM AWARDS BEST & FAIREST Xanthe Johnson B&F RUNNER UP India Lloyd BEST DEFENDER Nea Tarrant BEST MIDFIELDER Sophie Kazda LEADING GOAL KICKER Greta Sharp Player profiles BEST ALL-ROUNDER Lily Watters MOST IMPROVED Olivia McGahan MOST COURAGEOUS Alice Kazda PLAYERS PLAYER India Lloyd ROOKIE AWARDS Evangeline Munday, Evie Gillies, Chloe Matthews

QUIN MCTIERNAN game, regularly getting us out of Quinn had another terrific season trouble with her hard running with the Greyhounds proving to and long kicking game. be an absolute force in defence. INDIA LLOYD Quinn also had the uncanny The Wall of India! Our team’s ability to find herself in space - defensive weapon of choice. Had unmarked - a real quality when a fantastic first season of AFL. in attack, always backing herself Without her a few of our ‘draws’ in a contest, Love it Quinn! would have been more like cricket ALANNAH TOOULI scores. Selflessly happy to play more Alannah has a constant smile on in defence than attack. Deserved her face until she has the footy in winner of the players player award. hand then the laser like focus she CHLOE MATTHEWS has is intimidating. A dead set star, The team’s quiet achiever. Runner Alannah kicked many important up for most courageous for playing goals this season resulting in her in line with the club values. A being this year’s top goal scorer real team player and upholder of for her team. Her defence is also the rules. Took a couple of great rock solid. Tremendous year. marks late in the season as well CLAUDE TOWZELL as making some great tackles on What a superb athlete this young girls much bigger than her. lady is. She throws herself into OLIVIA MCGAHAN the action with a tireless work It was just a joy to have Olivia in the rate. She cares for her team-mates team. Always happy, enthusiastic and covered many kilometres this and a great team player. Played with season getting to the action to great courage and commitment. help them out. A real team-first Showed great improvement attitude, fantastic year Claude. throughout the season, producing some players’ player performance U10 YG WHITES at the back end of the season. EVIE GILLIES EVANGELINE MUNDAY The heart and soul of the team spirit. Another quiet achiever of the team. What Evie lacks in size she more Was one of our best forwards all than made up for in team spirit season. Like the rest of the girls and negotiating powers with the always enthusiastic and never afraid coaches. Played with great courage to voice her opinion. Played with and was never afraid to go in hard at great commitment and energy. the ruck against girl’s twice her size. Runner up for most improved. XANTHE JOHNSON GRETA SHARP Had a fantastic first season of AFL. Loved her first real season of AFL, Was a contender for all of the various particularly the social aspect awards, and fittingly won the and the post training sausage award for best and fairest. Always sandwich. Whilst she talked played with great courage and more than she ran at training, determination. Season highlight was on game day she was fearless in kicking a great goal and her dad Tim the ruck and loved running hard being the goal umpire to award it. and straight with the ball. ALICE KAZDA NEA TARRANT Won the award for most courageous Our other pillar of strength in for being the girl who best defence along with India. Was demonstrated the Greyhound regularly our last line in defence, values. This was best demonstrated courageously putting her body on by always volunteering to help out the line to stop a goal. Also showed the other team if they needed a great flair in attack kicking a couple player. Alice produced 3 players’ of great goals late in the season. player performances whilst playing LILY WATTERS against Glebe for Moore Park. Winner of the best all-rounder SOPHIE KAZDA award. Happy to play anywhere, Fantastic to see Sophie’s and all done with a smile. Never development over the season. stops running all game, covering Won the award for best midfielder, all positions. Crowning glory of but also a contender for Best Lily’s season was being picked in All-rounder. Never stopped the Sydney rep team which won running and competing every the divisional competition.

48 \ GLEBE JAFC 2019 YEARBOOK WWW.GLEBEJAFC.ORG.AU WWW.GLEBEJAFC.ORG.AU 2019 YEARBOOK GLEBE JAFC I 49 GLEBE GREYHOUNDS JAFC MILESTONES 50 GAMES Hugo Kilborn / Leon Titmuss / Liam Lenords / Zac Sandlant 100 GOALS Hamish Burnicle / Liam Burnicle REPRESENTATIVE PLAYERS Tex Liu / Cash Robinson / Leon Titmuss / Liam Lenord / Abe Race / Oscar Crosbie-Smyth UNDER 11s TEAM COACHES Matt Smith, Cam Christie-Day, Dave Liu OTHER AWARDS Pat Smith - PSSA State Championships MANAGER Mark Race DIV 1 11S DIV 1 GREY TEAM AWARDS BEST & FAIREST Pat Smith B&F RUNNER-UP Lach Russell BEST DEFENDER Ollie Longville BEST MIDFIELDER Oscar Crosbie Smyth LEADING GOAL KICKER Zac Sandlant Report by Matt Smith BEST ALL-ROUNDER Leon Titmuss MOST IMPROVED Abe Race MOST COURAGEOUS Hamish Burnicle PLAYERS PLAYER Pat Smith

noticed was how good his skills were the everywhere man. He has great an opponent. He did it twice this as the season progressed. Consistent footy smarts and it was a no brainer season for a combined haul of ten drop punts, great hands below the to use him in a more complex goals in those games, surging into knees and excellent passing skills. defensive role, which he performed the forward line and finishing with A team man through and through. fantastically for the team. A huge his laser like kicks. An incredible Tanks for putting it on the line Liam. bonus that he is in our group. attacking weapon for us that led to SASCHA CHRISTIE-DAY OLLIE LONGVILLE two goals in the grand final. Thanks Rises when the going gets tough. It takes a special performance for everything this year Lach. Lifts when most needed. There is no from a fullback to be the talk of the ZAC SANDLANT coincidence that Sash had his best supporter group when your team A really good footballer. Another key games when the stakes were highest wins by over 100 points. That is what position player. He dominated the or he was playing his mate from happened in our preliminary final forward line and when played there school. That is a challenge. Sash will when Ollie dominated everything consistently gave us a real target. He take it on. That is the kind of kid we that came near him either in the air was the leading goalkicker for the want and we need. His grand final or at ground level. When we swung season off the back of his physicality performance was wonderful. him into full forward in Q4 he kicked and ability in the air. His finishing OSCAR CROSBIE-SMYTH 3 but gave off 3 more that he could was always first class. Late season You don’t know what you’ve got ‘til have kicked. What a player! surgery robbed him of a finals it’s gone. Oscar’s broken finger and SHEA MILLWARD appearance and his absence was felt. absence from the team in the finals Played his best footy in the forward PAT SMITH highlighted just how good he is. We line as a goal sneak. Was able to snag Pat had a great year. He is fast, strong were simply not nearly as good. He a couple of good goals. A veteran of and has great footy smarts. Most is tough and dynamic. He spreads to the club, Shea played an important proud of his ability to hit teammates the right spaces and marks his man part in a great season. Unfortunately with his passes. He had many like a hawk. He wins every contest he injured in the third quarter of the highlights during the year. His first enters. He will be back next year, but grand final putting his body on the quarter against Maroubra in Rd3 was hungrier and that is a real problem line for the club. a dominating display. Playing with for the opposition in 2020. JAMES MORRISON a hard tag against Moore Park and n incredible season cohort involved in our age group. HUNTER GIBSON James was dependable. It is a highly still being best on ground. His last started with a surge of Coaching the boys in this age has Showed us glimpses of his potential sought after commodity. We knew game of the year he had a mountain registrations and us given me tremendous joy over the in the mids but his real value was whatever job he got, he would do the of the ball and never gave up. Great filling spaces within 2 last 6 years. They are without doubt up forward crumbing off our key job with a minimum of fuss. Having leadership Pat. Aweeks of season 2018 ending. It ended the hardest trainers in the club. They position players, reading the play. In not coached James directly before, LEON TITMUSS with all three U11 teams making the are committed and brave. They love a tight game against Drummoyne he I did not realise how vocal he is on Leon attacks the footy with finals, which is an amazing effort. their club. They bellow the club song kicked two vital goals to get us into the field. Good understanding of the ruthlessness. He sees it, he goes Unfortunately the Blacks and Whites better than any age group. They are a a position to win. The future looks game showed with his great season. and gets it, regardless of what is in could not get the right result on the huge source of pride to me and I hope U11 DIV 1 bright for Hunter! ABE RACE the way. He is certainly one of our big day. Congratulations to Nick they look back on their time at the NED BENNETT HUGO KILBORN Abe’s kicking and marking best midfielders. He saved his best Woodall and Chris Barnes for taking club fondly. I certainly will. Ned’s back half of the year was Played his 50th game for the club this improved out of sight this season performance for the grand final, the Blacks to the Div 2 grand final and The season was full of highlights amazing. He was working double season. Had a strong season where and he thoroughly deserves his running himself into the ground, Sam Jordan and Chris Placencia in with a lot of big wins. However, time in the ruck and on the he was able to use his trusty left boot award. Playing in the ruck mostly, trying to get into everything. He the Hounds for making the finals in a it was the way we played which I best forward as centre half back to good effect. Stints on the wing he was able to act as big bodied destroyed many teams through very competitive competition. Cam enjoyed the most. Very much a team throughout the big games. He did not and half forward flank suited him midfielder winning lots of ground the season with that physicality Day put his hand up to coach with first attitude. The boys were fantastic get a rest but was able to run out the best. He was able to read the ball well balls. My favourite moment of his combined with his silky skills. Great me and I think we are still friends, at celebrating each others success games really well. He dominated the which led to him kicking a smart goal year was when in the first game season Leon. but he might be deaf in one ear. and the even spread of players votes ruck most weeks and we got great in the grand final. Good effort. against Maroubra he chased down CHARLIE WOODS Cam is a wonderful coach who has each week is evidence of the way service from the middle as a result. LIAM LENORD and crunched one of their speedy Was used most effectively on the a huge amount of footy knowledge. they recognised all their teammates’ Nice Ned! What an athlete this boy is. He runs wingman. Amazing effort late in the wing for us. He has an incredible Dave Liu was our regular runner efforts. HAMISH BURNICLE like the wind, all day. He crunches in game. engine and can run all day. He had ably supported by Brent Zylmans. I was not sure what we would get Come finals time we crafted a defence. Wonderful skills above his CASH ROBINSON two great matches this year where Dave was always on hand to decipher from the boys on grand final day. specific role for the hammer and he head. He kicked the goal of the year. A key position player with strong he stuck to his task all day marking a messages, run the boys through drills I asked for a special effort. They performed it beautifully. He gave Running at full pace with the flight hands and a great straight kick. very good player. That Maroubra boy and deliver motivation and well timed certainly did that. To see 10 and 11 it his all in the mids to start the of the ball, with no regard for his Turned up at the beginning of the will look back on the two games and advice. Special mention must be made year old boys throwing themselves quarters and provided the physical safety, marking it, swerving past two season fitter than he ever has been wonder why he did not get a touch. of Emily Morrision (and Nick/Steph) into those contests and pushing presence we needed. As usual he defenders, outrunning a third and and his early season performances The answer: Charlie Woods! Thanks for being the number one ground themselves to keep running when kicked a bunch of goals but it was his slotting a goal on the run. It is a vivid showed that. I have received lots of Charlie. managers! Tank you to all of you for it hurt so much, was an incredible marking that stood out. His kamikaze memory I will keep forever. He is at comments from those who witnessed HARRY ZYLMANS taking the time out to do these jobs. It sight and experience. There is attack on the football and opponents his peak when he is throwing himself the grand final about how well he Fantastic work from Harry this year. makes us a well oiled machine. nothing lacking in this group. I am in Q4 of the grand final will never into his tackles. You know he is on! played, particularly his first quarter He continued his improvement from Thank you especially to the parents sure that when they regather in Tere is leave me. TEX LIU at fullback. 2018 with real starch in his attack on for entrusting your boys to us. Your 2020, they will lift their standards LIAM BURNICLE Super consistent player. We relied LACH RUSSELL the footy and discipline in defence. contributions and support of the even higher. I have no doubt that nothing He is tough and no nonsense. He upon him heavily in the last couple Lach has a wonderful set of skills He crunched a lot of tackles this year boys is essential. We are a very lucky they will be successful and will take lacking in brought some real steel to the team of weeks of the season and he used both with hand and foot. When and was regularly rewarded with free group to have such a wonderful the next step. this group and loves the physical stuff. What I his amazing energy levels to be let off the leash, he can destroy kicks. Tanks for the work this year H.

50 \ GLEBE JAFC 2019 YEARBOOK WWW.GLEBEJAFC.ORG.AU WWW.GLEBEJAFC.ORG.AU 2019 YEARBOOK GLEBE JAFC I 51 GLEBE GREYHOUNDS JAFC UNDER 11s MILESTONES 50 GAMES Cormac Johnston / Lucian Coveney HEAD COACH Sam Jordan TEAM COACH Chris Placencia MANAGER Mark Nordio U11 DIV 2 - HOUNDS TEAM AWARDS BEST & FAIREST Ollie Nordio B&F RUNNER-UP Cormac Johnston BEST DEFENDER Finn Swift BEST MIDFIELDER Isaac Placencia DIV 2 - HOUNDS LEADING GOAL KICKER Zac Tashtan BEST ALL-ROUNDER Felix Tretheway MOST IMPROVED Alex Christofides MOST COURAGEOUS Henry Jordan PLAYERS PLAYER Aidan Cosgriff and Alex Brown Report by Sam Jordan

U11 DIV 2 - HOUNDS ground ball winners and loved any letting attacking opposition players ALEX BRISCOE chance he could, to sneak up to the know he was there to stop them. Alex played his first season forward line and have a crack at goal. Well done Jasper, awesome to watch. this year and showed his South A footy ball in the off season for you Practical joker. Australian pedigree. He worked and plenty of kicks with it. Great year HAMISH PAXTON hard throughout the season, both at Willem. Mr Potential. Hamish had a great year. A small, training and in the games, and is the CORMAC JOHNSTON deceptive forward, Hamish kicked perfect team player. We noticed the I met Cormac two minutes before some great goals with his speed kicking down the hallway at home our first game of the season. I said, and tenacity to win the ball. A big development. Footy sponge. you must be Cormac, where have contributor, Hamish was always in ALEX BROWN you been? “Oh, I’ve been sailing” he the thick of it and great to watch. Don’t let Alex’s calm and quiet said in a typically calm and assured Chilled dude. demeanour fool you, Alex is an out Cormac kinda way. Well Cormac ISAAC PLACENCIA and out competitor, through and had an absolute blinder that game Isaac was without doubt, one of through. Always putting his hand and throughout the season. He was our best trainers all season. Always up for the tough tasks, Alex was the everywhere for us and such a huge wanting to get going, get into contact ultimate team player and easy to contributor to the team. Cannot wait and compete, he showed the boys coach. Big off season for you and look for 2020! Go to man. how to do it all season. Game day forward to seeing you continue to HENRY JORDAN wasn’t much different and his improve next season. Constant effort. Henry took a little adjusting to competitive spirit will hold him in ALEX CHRISTOFIDES having his dad amongst the coaching great stead in footy and in life. Well It took me half way through the ranks for the first time, but once he’d done Isaac. Mr Bones! season to work out that Alex was in sorted that out he had a great second FINN SWIFT his first season of AFL, he was that half of the season. A mercurial Finn has one hell of a motor. He would comfortable at training and during positional shift by Chris P saw Henry turn up on Saturday looking like the games. A pleasure to coach, Alex lift his game involvement and help he had just played a game of Rugby always listened hard, worked on how across the side. Shutdown speed is (which invariably he had) and then he could improve and was always one awesome. Second effort king. would produce an enormous effort of the first to say thanks. Big 2020 JOEL KENCHINGTON busting through opposition players ahead for Alex! Excellent 1%ers. Joel, for a big kid, has some very, very with ease and sending the ball back e started the season AIDAN COSGRIFF silky skills, lovely to watch. Always down to our forward line. In our with a group Aidan knows a lot more about there and ready to get amongst it, Joel semi final we couldn’t seem to put a chat about what the game than me and this was contributed all season. Well done. stop on a particular player. Finn did! we all wanted to demonstrated regularly at training, Once awoken, watch out! Mouthguard out prior to talking Finn! Wfocus on and boy did they focus on on game day and when I saw him AIDAN LANG ZAC TASHTAN their individual goals - every player around the school. Always present, Aidan is a fantastic footy player with Zac looked strangely at me when I finished off the season a much better always for the team, Aidan is a a real hunger for the ball and a win told him he ran like a gazelle. He has player, well done. The improvement perfect team member and should be at the contest. By mid season Aidan silky skills which were on display was remarkable. The Hounds had a very proud of his season. Aidan never was either running hard off one of most Saturdays and his two freakish great season joining the Blacks (Div gave up. Mr Statistics. his ruckmen or trying to sneak a goal goals against the Blacks at home will 2) and the Whites (Div 1) in the finals LUCIAN COVENEY when least expected. Great season be remembered by his mum, his dad for the U11 group. Lucian is another with great footy Aidan, well done. Mr Team. and me for the rest of our days. Good The team showed early grit and knowledge (and footy chat). I loved SAM MAYBURY luck in the off season, 2020 is going determination to start off with two having him beside me during the Sam is perhaps the happiest of all to be big for you! Mr Personality. come from behind wins. Smithy’s I really games always offering his view on the Hounds, always smiling, always FELIX TRETHEWEY bootcamp had paid off (sorry boys look the game. The best bit was whatever ready to go. His second half of the Felix started the season with a bang it’ll be on again in 2020). Some ups the instruction he would go out and season was excellent improving against Maroubra, sparking an and downs in the season was one way forward do his job with everything he had. As and building through the season unlikely win with a couple of great to sum it up, but really it was about to seeing a result, Lucian managed to lose two and always in the fight. Well done goals. This continued throughout growing as individuals and as a team. you back teeth and score one hell of a fat lip Sam, huge effort, one of our best and he was always there, always Our mid season day off at Nielsen at the during the season. Body was always improvers. Happy go lucky. competing. He has a great footy Park was fantastic and Chris and I final winners was a great reward for look like it was his full time job. He on the line. Great stuff Lucian. Tough OLLIE NORDIO brain and great skills. I really enjoyed loved getting to see the boys have so an excellent season. Well done to all was so organised and made sure all club next stuff. Ollie has talent to burn and so much coaching Felix and think next year much fun together (ably supervised the boys, Chris and I loved coaching Chris and I had to do was turn up. We season OLLIE FARRAR potential, he had a great 2019 season. will be a cracker. A true footballer. by Denise Brown). you this year. I really look forward had a brilliant water runner in Luis with Ollie is the ultimate goal sneak, His left boot must be up there with MAX WIGNALL Our match of the season was to seeing you back at the club next Placencia and brilliant runners in plenty of an absolute gun, hungry for it and the best in the age group. Next year’s Max played everywhere for without doubt against the Blacks at season with plenty of kicks of the Luke Briscoe and Stu Cosgriff (good always keeping the opposition progression should be enormous. the Hounds in 2019 and looks home. We had gone down to them footy under your belts over the luck with the physio both of you), kicks of backmen second guessing. Ollie had Well done Ollie. Camaraderie king! comfortable in every position. A very in the mid season so the boys really summer. thank you. Thanks also to the parents the footy an excellent season, well done. See JASPER PATTINSON relaxed and natural footy player his wanted to even the ledger. They were Chris Placencia is a footy saint, for encouraging the boys throughout under you in 2020. Natural footballer. Jasper had a terrific season. About a goal from the centre bounce against on fire, always wanted the win and the season was a lot of fun with him the season, the send off against WILLEM GILROY third of the way through the season Newtown was an absolute cracker. never let up - true Hounds style. and he made sure the boys were Moore Park in our losing semi final your belts Willem is a competitor by nature, Jasper clearly worked out he was Well done Max, plenty of good A finals appearance the following well drilled and ready to rock. Mark was the perfect example. See you all over the always wanting the ball, or the player bigger than most kids and used it to footy years lie ahead for you. Quiet week against the eventual grand Nordio made managing a U11 side in 2020! summer. with the ball! He was one of our best his advantage, winning the ball or achiever with fire.

52 \ GLEBE JAFC 2019 YEARBOOK WWW.GLEBEJAFC.ORG.AU WWW.GLEBEJAFC.ORG.AU 2019 YEARBOOK GLEBE JAFC I 53 GLEBE GREYHOUNDS JAFC UNDER 11s MILESTONES 50 GAMES Maxwell Menzies /Matthew Sugowdz-Madgwick /Wil Tarrant /Rafael Ramos /Elliot Wood /Charlie Woodall HEAD COACH Nick Woodall TEAM COACHES Chris Barnes MANAGER Tony Tarrant U11 DIV 2-BLACKS TEAM AWARDS BEST & FAIREST Alex Hare B&F RUNNER-UP Tom Killingsworth BEST DEFENDER Orlando Swanson BEST MIDFIELDER Gabe Balkin LEADING GOAL KICKER Luca Gardiner DIV 2 - BLACKS BEST ALL-ROUNDER Harrison Bristow MOST IMPROVED Elliot Wood MOST COURAGEOUS Rafael Ramos BEST FIRST YEAR PLAYER Xavier Bush Report by Nick Woodall

U11 DIV 2-BLACKS asset to our team this year and I look saw him getting to the contests first, MATTHEW SUGOWDZ-MADGWICK GABE BALKIN forward to further improvement in laying a great foundation to win the Matthew was a great utility player for Gabe impressed us all season with coming seasons. Well done Will! ball. Maxwell really worked hard us this year. He played in a number his leadership skills. He is a natural LUCA GARDINER on his marking this season. A great of different roles and did a good job communicator and clever decision Luca proved to be a real goal sneak improvement in this area of his game. when given specific tasks. Matt’s maker. HIs courage in the midfield this season, often putting them Sometimes you see Maxwell frustrated kicking and marking really improved often resulted in hard ball gets which through from difficult angles. Luca’s when things aren’t going right, which toward the back half of the year as allowed our outside running mids really worked on his accuracy both in tells me he’s passionate and wants to did his running. Tere were a couple to find space and opportunity. His front of goal and finding a target. Te do better, both individually and for his of games in the middle of the year efficient and accurate kicking was most pleasing area of improvement team. Something to be admired. where Matt blew the opposition out of a real asset to this team. Gabe’s has been Luca’s running game and RUKI MERLIN the water with his commitment and standards at training were always elite his second and third efforts. His Ruki’s improvement this season was attack on the football. I look forward and he was a sponge for feedback. efficiency in getting a handball away enormous. He grew in confidence to seeing him produce this type of JACKSON BARNES in heavy traffic often created more with each passing week, built on a footy next season. Jacko has had a fantastic season. Te scoring opportunities for the team. An fantastic work ethic at training and ORLANDO SWANSON thing that has impressed me most this enjoyable season to watch. a courageous approach to winning Orlando has had an awesome year. season has been Jacko’s effort, both at OSCAR GOUGE the ball. His kicking has improved His consistency week in week out has training and during the games. He has Oscar is a kid who brings a light out of sight and his positioning on been second to none. He has played a really worked hard on getting the little hearted approach to the team. He the wing highlighted his speed and great tagging role for us this year and things right. His improved marking enjoys his time at training and is well gut-running ability. Ruki was a joy to did a fantastic job shutting down good was an example of that. He is a keen liked by the team. Oscar was great coach. opposition players. Tere wasn’t too learner, always attentive and willing for us in defence this year. He did a CHANDLER RAMEAR much more Orlando could have done to soak up as much information as good job manning up on opposition Chandler was a ferocious trainer. in the grand final…...it was as close he can. Jackson played his best footy players, his run was excellent and he He held the standard for physical to a complete performance as you’ll in defence this year and he should is a great team player. Oscar’s marking contested-style footy and made those see. To back himself like he did, run be proud of his achievements. Jacko was another area of noticeable around him lift their intensity. His around the man on the mark and kick is a great team player and I really improvement. quick snap across his body made a goal from the boundary line was look forward to seeing him progress ALEX HARE him a deadly forward pocket but this amazing to watch. Congratulations on hat a fantastic done it without you. further next year. Alex shows all the hallmarks of the skill was also valuable in the midfield a great season. season from the To our manager, Tony Tarrant, HARRISON BRISTOW Glebe ‘team-first’ mentality. He where he could clear the congestion WIL TARRANT Blacks. In fact, you’ve done an outstanding job this Harrison was a calming presence on worked hard at training, encouraged and provide some space for our It was terrific to see Wil start to use it was a massive year. Updating Teamstuff, rostering our team all year. Taking an important others and listened to instructions. outside mids. He never backed away his enormous physical presence to Weffort from all three U11 teams to parents for jobs, putting your hand mark in defence, or slotting a crucial His impact on games was multifaceted from a contest and worked hard on effect in the latter stages of the season. play finals. It’s a real testament to up to do extra jobs if need be, and goal in attack. He even started to show as he was equally impressive on the his skills. When he threw himself into the ruck the calibre of coaches and the huge keeping things in general running some potential in the ruck, such is his ball, applying tackling pressure in RAFAEL RAMOS there were few opponents who could effort the kids put in all year to get order. It’s not an easy job and I thank versatility. He must have been very defence, or peppering the goals. His Rafael’s presence in the forward line match his strength. I was particularly themselves in that position. you for it. frustrating for opposition coaches as boundless energy and love of the was a game breaker in the first half of impressed with the development of The improvement I’ve seen in the To all of our parents for putting he often sat a kick behind the play, game made him a joy to coach. the season. He threw himself into the his kicking especially the accuracy of Blacks this season has been a joy to your hand up each week and mopping up any attacking foray, and TRISTAN HOLMES contest and was often able to come this drop punt. With a focus on adding watch and be a part of. As a coach, if volunteering your time to do the sending Glebe back into the forward Tristan is a very coachable kid. He is away with a contested mark or a quick this physicality to his defence, Wil you can get improvement out of every jobs that keep our great game of AFL 50. another kid who soaks it all in and shot on goal. Raf’s courage in the back could become a genuine weapon on player I believe you’ve done your job ticking over. I also thank you for XAVIER BUSH listens well to instruction. When half of the season was an inspiration, the field. and I think we achieved that with the raising such a wonderful bunch of Xavier made his impact in the very given a task to perform, he goes out playing through sickness and injury. ELLIOT WOOD Blacks this year. kids. It’s a credit to you and they have first game, in his very first season, and does it to the best of his ability. We were also impressed with his Elliot had a very solid season. He Every player has had an impact been a pleasure to coach. kicking three goals on debut. Tristan’s kicking and marking ability to read the play, sitting a played very consistent football, on this team, which put us in great To our little team of champions, From there he went from strength improved a great deal this season. kick and a half behind the pack particularly in the back half of stead to have the success we did. the Blacks, what an awesome to strength. He was attentive and For a little guy, there were some gutsy understanding how and when to cut the year. Elliot is a player who is The resilience they showed during season you’ve had. You should all be enthusiastic at training no matter performances throughout the year. off the oppositions attack. Both skills competent in most positions and games when the chips were down, proud of your efforts this year, and the conditions or the drill. He Tristan is a real team player and is a made him a very valuable player this very dependable when we’re in the was admirable and I couldn’t be a in particular, making it through to supported his teammates and tackled great little footballer. season. trenches. His marking and kicking prouder coach. the grand final. Most of you were ferociously. To see Xavier out on the TOM KILLINGSWORTH HUGH SINCLAIR have been fantastic all year. Elliot is a A special mention must go to emotional at the end of the game, wing, ball in hand, was a sight that Tom’s presence of mind, thumping I coached Hugh last year and his very coachable kid and I look forward Chris Barnes (affectionately known which tells me you’re passionate, struck fear into opponents and joy kick and football IQ were all massive improvement from last year to this to watching him master his craft over as Barsley). He has made my job it meant something to you, and it into Greyhounds everywhere. reasons this team was successful this year has been fantastic. The two big the coming seasons. easy this year and has made me look wasn’t just another game of football - WILLIAM DUFFY year. He was solid across all positions areas of improvement have been CHARLIE WOODALL bloody good. His organisation at that’s fantastic. I’ve enjoyed watching Will progress and worked hard to be a two-way his aggression and hunger for the Charlie’s improvement this year was training has been second to none. Well done boys on a great season! this year. Will always put in a runner. Often first to the ball, Tom football. He has really worked on a delight to behold. His last few games His ability to explain team structures fantastic effort at training and follows earnt plenty of contested possessions his speed and often puts himself in saw a huge leap in confidence and with and put it in a language the kids instruction well. Will’s ability to which gave his teammates space and good field position to give the team this came an equally impressive lift in understand was great to watch. Chris apply pressure to the contest was a time to burst into attack. greater opportunity in clearing marking ability, distance on his kicks is a great motivator and his positivity great attribute he worked hard on MAXWELL MENZIES the ball. His hand passing has and general attack on the ball. In our around the boys has been infectious. To our little team of champions, the developing as the season went on. A Maxwell wasn’t scared to put his been another noticeable area of semi-final win against Maroubra his You’ve been a great influence on this Blacks, what an awesome season quiet achiever who has the makings of body on the line in order to benefit improvement. Well done on a great mark under considerable pressure in team. Thanks mate, I couldn’t have you’ve had. a really good footballer. He was a great the team. Maxwell’s speed often season Hugh! the back pocket saved a certain goal.

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against quality players. Ollie used all his 50+ game experience to try to negate opponents while trying to win the ball himself. A strong runner, Ollie improved as his knowledge of the team structure developed. Te defensive side of his game improved, however his hand passing in congestion stood out as a major development area. Ollie created strong overlap by releasing players around him with clever hand passes and always followed up with the second effort. A pleasure to coach. ZACHARY COULL Zac brought sensational ferocity to the team in 2019. His attack on the ball and the contest lifted the players around him and caused the opposition to tread carefully. Zac played in many roles across the ground always putting his body on the line for the team. Zac was unlucky again this year to sustain injuries both with the Greyhounds and at school. His absence was noticeable when unavailable. Despite missing games Zac still topped the tackle count at seasons end, a great effort from a real leader of the team. Zac is a pleasure to coach always listening and trying to improve. FINN DERMODY Finn had a fantastic year in 2019 reaching his 50 game milestone and was very unlucky not to win the most improved award. Finn’s quiet off field re-season started with a and responsibilities was a huge team turned up to learn each week. U12 DIV 1 significant. His marking, leading demeanor changes once across the bunch of new faces joining development step for all boys. It was a real credit to the boys who GEORGE BROOKER and contested ball work became a line, rarely beaten and always up for the group and nearly all Holding position, guarding could have fallen away during the George was an important player in our feature toward the end of the year. A the contest, especially when he could of the 2018 player crop dangerous space or spreading season but regularly we would have forward structure given his athletic wonderful year of development and clamp a big tackle on his opponent. Preturning with beaming smiles. The from contests the boys had great 19 of 22 at training and everyone ability. His speed across the ground a joy for the coaches to see Will apply Finn has developed well as a reliable coaching group set about grading the opportunities to rotate positions available game day. Equally resilient exposed many backlines this year himself and get the results of his defender always clearing the ball two teams through trial games and a as well as see the positive effects of was the application of the players as no one could catch George when work. With extra effort in his fitness wide and supporting his backline healthy balance of skills and fitness sticking to a team structure and the at training, their development over the ball was between him and the it will allow him to play more time in mates. Finn’s marking and kicking work to kick off the year. The U12 negative results when we fell away the year was clearly visible to the goals. George like most of the players the ruck and help the team further. also improved markedly from 2018 group was flush with parents willing from it. coaching group by years end. worked hard to compete in Div1 CAELUM BROTHERS through practice and dedication. to lend a hand which generated a AFL is a contact sport and learning This group are a pleasure to coach. which was a much faster and physical Caelum joined his twin brother at Finn is a great team man, a pleasure great pre-season vibe for the group to put your body into the contest They listen, care for each other and style of game than 2018. George had the Greyhounds in 2019 and like to coach and has a long successful and with 44 players available the for the team is a big step for a lot of are to be admired for their passion in his fair share of knocks and bruises William was a popular member of football career ahead of him. coaches had a tough time grading the boys. The physical intensity of Div1 a tough season. A lot of credit goes but kept competing and training hard the team. Caelum struggled early CHARLIE GILPIN two teams. is challenging however we had some to the Greyhound parents who have always willing to smile and get back in the season with the pace of the Charlie had a strong preseason and a With the grading finalised the U12 standout efforts by some boys putting clearly instilled an enthusiastic, into the contest. He should be proud game and physicality but as the brilliant start to the year dominating Black Div1 team set about developing themselves on the line for the team in hardworking and respectful ethic of his progression in 2019. season wore on, he began to develop early games a highlight being his 9 three key core fundamentals for the a true team first approach. Our sole we would into these kids that makes coaching WILLIAM BROTHERS his confidence to the point that the mark game against Balgowlah. As the year. Keeping our ‘structure’ during win during the season was a brutal have 19 them such a breeze. William was new to the Greyhounds last game saw him side stepping season wore on Charlie had to work matchday, focusing on a ‘team’ first away encounter against Balgowlah Thank you to Matt, Nick, Jenny, in 2019 but took little time to impact opponents in the forward line. harder to find the ball as he adapted to approach and maintaining ‘resilience’ where our boys stood tall. of 22 at and Ben Shields who helped both the contest and the players Caelum never complained, always different positions and roles. Missing throughout the year. Tese were the If attendance at matchday and training immensely in keeping a sensational around him. Playing forward and applied himself 100% and spoke up games through injury did not help pillars of our strategy in 2019 which training is a measure of how resilient and atmosphere around the group during in the ruck William took time to when he had questions. A great year his confidence but to his credit he we knew was going to be a significant the team was during the season, then the season. Thank you to Ben Tam understand his role, the game style of development for Caelum. stuck at it to have some strong late challenge in the top division. we passed with flying colours. Even everyone who managed the team and parents and his importance to the team OLIVER CHAPLIN season games. Charlie is a pleasure to Learning to play to a defined during school holidays and cold July available brilliantly in his first year at the club, structure. Once he grasped these Oliver competed nearly all year in the coach, especially the way he handles structure with specific roles training sessions on Fed Reserve our game day everything ran very smoothly. requirements the improvement was midfield for the Greyhounds matched being the coach’s son. Always upbeat

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and willing to compete his kicking markedly as his understanding of and marking skills have developed the game plan evolved and his fitness significantly this year. He should be improved during the season. Connor pleased to reach 50 games this year is unstoppable in the midfield when and with the leadership he’s shown he hunts the ball and supports his within the team. teammates at ground level. He was GABRIEL GILTINAN our most consistent contributor in Gabe had a fantastic preseason the middle all year with his taps and coming into the year fit, energised follow up work. Connors marking and smiling as usual. Gabe didn’t around the ground really developed get the time and space this year to as the year progressed as did his cut opposition teams up with his influence on the game. running ability like we had planned. ALEX TAM On the occasions he was able to get Alex also was a popular new free on the outside his run, carry and member of the team in 2019 bringing kicking propelled the Greyhounds blistering speed and dash across half deep into attack. Gabe often had to do back and through the midfield. Alex the inside midfield grunt work that developed his game significantly took real courage with his slighter getting stronger in the contest and frame, but he stuck at it and should providing a running option when wear the bumps and bruises with he took the game on. Alex didn’t get pride. Gabe has all the athletic ability as much open space as he would of to be a high quality footballer for liked this season but when he did his a long time, and as he grows he’ll second and third efforts generated be able to more confidently throw great link up football for the team. himself into the contest and run Alex marking and ground ball skills opponents off their feet. Benny had a bruising year in the Greyhounds battled out most games in defence Robbie was an important and willingness to learn to training really developed under the pressure HUGO GUASTELLA midfield, the crash and bash of Div1 in the back half. Will slowly adjusted player in the backline always seeming and game day. A pleasure to coach, of Div1 football this year and will pay Hugo had a fantastic year in 2019 not always allowing him the time and to the team structure of pushing to have more time than other players he showed excellent versatility and dividends in 2020. Well done on a and thoroughly deserves the ‘Most space he enjoys to dazzle us with his up to the ball and leading toward to dispose of the ball. Robbie had resilience in adapting to roles that the solid year at the Greyhounds. Courageous’ award for 2019. Not only speed and beautiful kicking. Benny the contest providing a target and some tough days in defence when the team needed. Jackson did some tough ZACHARY THAI did he pass his 50 game milestone but displayed all the resilience the coaches contesting to hold the ball in the ball was coming in repeatedly and jobs on quality forwards in Div1 and Zac returned to the club in 2019 and he was chosen in the winning Sydney were looking for as the most likely forward line. Will is a silky player who relentlessly. Robbie never dropped always tried his best to spoil, tackle introduced himself to the coaching City Representative team. Hugo was player to make a second, third or kicked important goals for us through his head and always remained a team and restrict his opponent. 2019 really group in preseason as a ‘tackling the barometer for our team in 2019. fourth attempt to follow up and win the year, often creating some magic player. Robbie is a pleasure to coach, developed Jackson’s defensive game machine’. We were impressed! When he played well and put physical the ball. Benny’s skills developed in the forward pocket and snapping has a great work ethic and should be and both his hand and foot skills Possessing amazing speed his pressure on the opposition our team markedly in 2019 as did his defensive the unthinkable. His skills developed pleased with his ‘Best All Rounder improved greatly from the start of the defensive pressure in the forward lifted. A wonderful player that could understanding taking accountability noticeably in 2019 especially his Award’. year. line to run down opponents from turn a game for the Greyhounds with of his opposition player when we marking and sure hands at ground WILL NICHOLS KEATON SAGGERS behind was important for the team his sheer willingness to force the didn’t have the ball. Benny should be level. Will Nichols passed the magical 100 Keaton had a fantastic year in 2019 as in locking the ball into our half. ball forward and put his body where pleased with another strong year of JOEL LEWIS game milestone this year and he and the workhorse of the team and only The speed and physicality of Div1 most wouldn’t. Hugo should be very development. Joel passed his 50-game milestone in his teammates celebrated in style. just missed winning the Best & Fairest took some adjustment for Zac but pleased with his development this HARRY KEEPING 2019 and was one of the only players Will played a heroic year of football at award. As a coach you could not ask he applied himself at every training year despite the team not winning Harry had an exceptional year for the to play every game this season. His full back leading the defence against more of Keaton, always competing and in every game right to the final many games. His team first approach Greyhounds in 2019. Working across experience and durability in defence strong teams that peppered the goal against multiple defenders, throwing siren. Zac should be proud of the and resilience shone through as top half back his ability to read the play was a highlight for the team. Joel front. Rarely beaten one on one Will his body in and winning the ball, development achieved in his football shelf characteristics. and intercept mark was brilliant. developed strongly in 2019 putting really developed his defensive game his resilience and team first attitude in 2019. LEO HOENIG He never stopped giving 100% effort physical pressure on his opponents, by attaching the ball, keeping it in were the benchmark of the team. OTIS VAN DER STAP Leo is a player every coach loves to to every contest and thoroughly learning to use his strength to spoil front of himself and never giving up. Mr ‘Fix-it’ Keaton was thrown all Otis was also new to the Greyhounds have in the team. Always listening, deserves his ‘Best & Fairest’ award. He and began to take important intercept Will reads the play exceptionally well over the ground to help the team. in 2019 and really impressed the eager to learn and improve. Leo is should also be congratulated for his marks in the backline. A pleasure and his telescopic arms make him Even battered and bruised he never coaches in preseason with his skills happy to play anywhere he is asked, role as full back for the winning City to coach Joel is always happy to take a potential dominant footballer in complained and always gave 100%. and running ability, especially often against bigger opponents. Representative team. Harry’s attack on a challenge and persist until the the years to come. Will is a pleasure A really impressive year playing on having not played much AFL prior. Leo never shirked a contest this on the ball is first class often lifting the final siren. Joel should be happy with to coach always putting the team the oppositions best players and Otis worked hard with limited season. Often willing to play through team with courageous efforts. Harry another strong year of development first and the epitome of resilience. developing his game accordingly. opportunities in the forward line this soreness and injury Leo is a team is a pleasure to coach his passion that will hold him in good standing in Congratulations to Will for another Congratulations on a standout year. Often playing deep forward his first player who has developed his for the game is infectious across the the coming years. great year, winning ‘Best Defender’ season. attack on the contest was important skills to another level this year and group. Despite the lack of wins this ROBBIE LLOYD (again) and developing his game to CONNOR SHIELDS for the team in locking the ball in our his marking and work around the season Harry should be very pleased Robbie had a fantastic year in 2019. the next level. Connor was a new arrival in the forward zone. Otis learned a lot in a stoppages has been impressive. Leo with his dominant year and ongoing He improved each week in almost any JACKSON RUMPFF preseason and became a popular tough competition this year and will should be very happy with another development. position the coaches put him in. Te Jackson had a strong year playing in team member immediately, especially be a better player for the experience. top year personally at the highest WILL KILLEN development in Robbie’s overhead almost every position on the ground. with the midfielders that enjoyed Congratulations on a solid year level. Will was starved of forward line marking and kicking was noticeable Jacko is a very popular team mate his precision ruck taps to advantage where the resilience to keep at it was BENNY HUNT opportunities in 2019 as the as the season wore on, rarely beaten who always brings his enthusiasm at the stoppages. Connor developed most impressive.

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UNDER 12s MILESTONES 50 GAMES Hugh Gibbons / Ned Larke / Lucas Kung HEAD COACHES Tim Wild, Sam Winter ASSISTANT COACHES/TRAINING Dugald Morrow, Anthony Fickler MANAGERS Barbara Taylor, Alison Ryan DIV 3 GLEBE PERPETUAL AWARD DROUDIS AWARD FOR DETERMINATION AND COURAGE Jackson Townley Report by Tim Wild & Sam Winter

12 Whites narrowly impressively for themselves and the gritty defense against Penshurst U12 DIV 3 ASTON DALES the Whites this season, and carried missed the finals despite club, the boys continued to play hard Panthers FELIX ANCHER Aston thoroughly deserved the out his role with precision goal finishing tied for 4th and fair when games were well out l Joseph’s long range goals in Rd13 With his can do attitude, mild Most Improved Player Award. Aston kicking and some excellent marking with the Cronulla Sharks of reach. against the Moore Park Tigers mannered nature, but fierce possesses all the skills though it was and loose ball gets. Rd11 saw Oscar Uand who we came out on top of in a Standout contributions rotated Thank you to Barbara and Alison determination, Felix was again a joy through the season as his confidence receive the nickname “Plugger” after close tussle in the final round. through the rounds with the boys for their tireless team management to coach. Felix is a deserved winner grew that his well rounded game his stand-out bag of 10 against the Tat day we had our full roster of growing in self-confidence and their that kept us on track all season and of the Best all-rounder award, having really came together culminating Swans. 22 players, testament to the Whites accountability to each other. Some to all the parents for supporting the played practically every position on with a BOG performance at centre HUGH GIBBONS commitment through the season and of just a few of the season’s magical club, matchday responsibilities and the ground with aplomb, including all half back against an unusually strong Early in the season Hugh was given sportsmanship with all players having moments to savour: getting their boys to training and key positions. Penshurst Panthers side. the crucial role of full back and he to take turns to play for the opposition l Oscar’s 10 goal haul in Rd11 matches on time. TOM BORONSKI TOM EVANS didn’t want to give it back! Hugh most weeks. Te final round match l Rory winning the ‘claret cup’ Finally, thank you to the boys for A stalwart defender, Tom would have Tom had an explosive season with clearly loved his footy this season and showcased the development of the l Sam’s powerful runs and snaps their passion, focus and putting their to win the “Golden Fist” award for the “Rioli-like” impact in offense. His really developed his game and his boys skills, teamwork and attitude l Hugh forever defending despite a bodies on the line each week for each Whites. Tom loves to play up back and roving and evasive running changed ability to read the play. Hugh played a with the boys marking overhead, flag to the eye other. Hope to see everyone next relishes shutting down his opponent, the momentum of many a game and stand-out game against the top team winning contested marks, leading l Shaking off and stepping up to season. with strong shepherding and spoiling, the hounds look forward to his further in Heathcote, when he battled hard hard into space and passing decisively Heathcote’s firm tackling and fantastic second efforts and run growth and impact next season. all day and didn’t want to come off to each other. l Our weekly captains leading from out of the backline. Always a great team man, a highlight despite receiving a nasty injury to the Week in week out the boys the front JASPER (GUS) CULSHAW came in Rd5 against the Miranda back. learned to respond to the increased l Remy’s ball winning intensity In his first season of AFL Gus hit the Bombers when he gave off a handball RORY HARE physicality of U12 footy having been every week Week in week out the boys learned ground running playing mainly on the in front of goal for a teammate to kick Rory is the “Joel Selwood” key in fairly squared up by some of the l Old fashion footy in ‘sideways’ rain to respond to the increased wing. Committed to the ball and his the goal because he’d already kicked a and under player of the U12 Whites bigger teams early in the season. at Jubilee in Rd8 man, Gus was a pleasure to coach and bag himself - a true gentleman! - proving himself to be an invaluable Through the course of the season l Ned and Hugh breaking through physicality of U12 footy having been it was great to see him taking a strong OSCAR FICKLER midfielder always scrapping for the the concentration and intensity over their 50 game banner fairly squared up by some of the contested mark in the last round in Oscar quickly slotted into the ball, determined to win the clearance. all four quarters improved and most l Aston’s BOG performance with bigger teams early in the season front of the vocal Greyhound’s crowd. spearhead full forward position for He really showed his metal when he

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UNDER 12s U12 DIV 3 TEAM AWARDS BEST & FAIREST Kyna Wild BEST & FAIREST RUNNER-UP Sam Walker BEST DEFENDER Hugh Gibbons BEST MIDFIELDER Remy Morrow LEADING GOAL KICKER Oscar Fickler DIV 3 BEST ALL-ROUNDER Felix Ancher MOST IMPROVED Aston Dales MOST COURAGEOUS Ned Larke PLAYER’S PLAYER Kyna Wild Player profiles

left the ground in Rd13 with claret forward line. Despite being heavily kick into a drop punt, he did that well playing both back and forward, and streaming from his head requiring tagged, Lucas is able to take the mark and loved contributing with a goal demonstrating his accurate kicking 4 stitches, but was completely or shrug the tackle and kick true in late in the season. with a handful of goals. Jackson is unphased. front of goal. Lucas had some stand LEVON MORDUE a keen listener, always wanting to JOSEPH HARRIS out games, including in Rd5 against With his wiley left boot, Levon held learn and improve, and is a pleasure Again Joseph carried out a key role the Bombers when he shared a bag down the “Eddie Betts pocket” up to coach. as one of the two main ruckmen for of goals with Tom Evans, and one as forward and was a great contributor SAM WALKER the Whites, and he did it with Brodie our match winner in a one point nail- with a fantastic happy go lucky Sam was a massive addition to the Grundy-esque skills, displaying biter against the Bulldogs in Rd2. attitude and was always willing to Hounds this year after coming across fantastic hard ball gets and was NED LARKE learn. from Drummoyne. With a huge incredibly valuable up forward with Ned was a worthy recipient of the REMY MORROW engine that kept him running and his accurate boot in front of goal. Most Courageous Player Award. As A deserved winner of the Best running all day, Sam never had an off ALEXANDER (SANDY) JONES one of our starting ruckmen, his Midfielder, Remy dominated day - testament to this was his award A new-comer to the club this season, tireless running and never say die the midfield with his strength, for Runner-up in the Best & Fairest. Sandy’s friendly demeanor made commitment saw Ned thwarting aggression, speed, ability to break a KYNA WILD him a popular team man, and he the opposition’s attack with strong tackle and silky ball skills. When he A sign of his dominance this season, slotted easily into the team. Sandy defensive marking and energetic puts his mind to it Remy has a hell of Kyna picked up both the Best and worked hard and did everything that tackling all season. a lot to offer, and on many occasions Fairest and the Players Player awards. was asked of him, and was invaluable LOUIS LUSTY in 2019 Remy played match winning Despite being one of the tallest in with his great pace running out of Louis was again a great contributor, performances. the team, Kyna is one of the most half back, on the wing and in the playing varied positions across the LACHLAN MURPHY athletic, and with a great overhead forward pocket. ground, but showing great pace in Lachlan was always sharp in the mark, and long kick, Kyna was JASPER JONES breaking lines and running the ball forward pocket, had his best game always reliable across all areas of the For his first season in AFL Jasper out of defence. When he pushes the of the year in the last round leading ground. was a really valuable contributor. accelerator, Louis has speed to burn and marking strongly all game ZAC WINTER Though it took a few rounds to find and he chases down the opposition and most encouragingly kicking Zac had an impactful season as a his rhythm, Jasper found his calling with fierce determination. big drop punts with accuracy. The senior member of the backline. in the backline and soon became our THEO MCGRATH improvement in his kicking has His overhead mark and kicking enforcer, with some of the toughest Another new addition to the club this significantly benefited his total really improved through the season tackles in the team. year, Theo brought some fantastic game close to goal. allowing him to confidently run the LUCAS KUNG tackling ability and aggression from JACKSON TOWNLEY ball out of defence and deliver with Lucas, a leading goal kicker this his rugby-playing days. And though Jackson is a sensational team player accuracy to his midfield week in season, played an integral role in the he had to work hard to turn his rugby and gives his all every game, happily week out.

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to coach and improved a lot over the the contest she could win the footy season taking marks and getting with the best of them. more distance on her kicks. LENI WAKELIN MOLLY JOHNSON Leni probably doesn’t get the coaches Molly was our tower of strength accolades as much as she deserves. this year and she was our first pick She quietly goes about her work, to start in the ruck each week and taking the big marks and rarely gets she came up against some big units. beaten in a one on one, in the air and Considering that this is Molly’s first on the ground and loves a sausage year of football she did an awesome roll. Sorry Leni, as much as I am your job and became our physicality biggest critic, I am also your biggest barometer with some path clearing fan and love the way you go about runs, strong tackles and contesting your footy / life. everything. AMELIA WALKER ISABELLA KILLEN An absolute delight to coach, always Izzy has a confidence that belies her enjoys herself and has a real crack at years. She was never shy to provide the ball and in the tackle. A natural advice about where she thought I on-baller with an uncanny capacity should put her in the rotations or a to read it off the hands making her a training exercise that wasn’t running real asset to the team. as smoothly as intended. FRANCES WALSH GABRIELLA MATTHEWS Frank has had yet another great Gab continues to grow in confidence year and pretty much dominates U12YG-BLACK with her football and hunting the most games when rotations allow MARGOT BASS-TRACY ball and looking for a contest. Gab is with pace to burn, great skills An absolute pleasure to have in the another quiet achiever and a great and above all a massive desire to team and such a great attitude to girl to have in the team that actually compete and kick goals. Not one training and games and would just listens to me on more occasions than to stagnate, Frank has improved get on with the job with a minimum most. Thanks Gab. her already good kicking and has of fuss but always a smile. Margot MOLLY MCGAHAN grown as a competitor dealing with hank you for the is growing in confidence with her A very welcome addition in the the disappointments that the game opportunity to coach again football and has really developed her mid-season draught. She is a cheeky throws at us on occasions. this year and I can honestly skills and enjoying the contest. influence on the group and doesn’t LUELLA WALSH say for 97.7% of the season AVA CAMPBELL mind a contest and never short of Lulu is an absolute pleasure to have TI thoroughly enjoyed it. We had a Ava had a great first year of football. laugh, feedback or advice. Loves around and is always quick to smile great bunch of girls and a great bunch She is a natural runner and athlete getting in and under and doing the in pretty much any football situation. of parents. I’d like to thank all the and has become our half back dirty work for the outside runners. Lulu is a natural footballer, a real parents that helped out at training rebound specialist tearing down the AMADEA RUBJE competitor and one of the team’s best in particular as it is a challenge to wings, with opposition resorting to Amadea is a very popular member of overhead marks. satisfy the broad skill and interest all sorts of tactics to stop her. Ava is the team and loves the social aspect OLIVIA WAUCHOPE levels of our team with first-year Thankyou Dan Walsh and the counter some of the White’s better a burst of sunshine in the group and of the football, but Amadea I think What an athlete! Grew again as players learning how to kick, up to Walsh family for their tireless players and when they won the footy always quick to laugh at herself and may have surprised herself what she a footballer this year and could quite experienced and more skilled efforts to bring everything and they ran and linked up beautifully. with her teammates. did in those last few games of the absolutely tear up a game with her 4th year players. everyone together and help create The other game of note was the home MARGARET COONEY season. When she puts her mind to devastating runs and broke her Primarily, I hope the girls had a very welcoming and organised win against the Newtown Swans Maggie is our marquee player with it she can mix it up with the best of individual season record for metres fun and hope they return next environment. Thank you also to the week after they knocked us off all the skills and fitness to match. But them. gained. Olivia is an awesome girl to year whether it be with the U12s Andy Walsh who filled in coaching at Alan Davidson oval. The girls even the silkiest footballers need to YASMIN SAYER have around and a pleasure to coach. or U14s, also I hope they improved for 2 games and for your wise counsel bounced back amazingly well after work through challenges and with An awesome competitor and positive NAOMI WEBB as footballers and got something as a fellow parent, football enthusiast the disappointment of the week Maggie it was the much bigger bodies force of nature around the team. It’s What a first year of football! Naomi out of the year from a footballing and runner. Thank you also to Adrian before to account for the Swans easily this year but once she adjusted to amazing the impact Yas has had on is a natural athlete and has great perspective. Wauchope for your help again this with a really great attack on the footy. the new normal, she carved it up, every game she played this year for a skills for a first-year player but most Another challenge for the team season at training and game day and Thanks again girls and parents for especially in her 50th game at home. first-year player and it’s a reflection importantly Naomi is a serious was the hangover from being the Pete Sayer as our ground manager a great year, you really are a great I hope the ISABELLA CIRILLO-REED of her athleticism and real desire to competitor and was relentless at victims of our own success with extraordinaire. bunch of people and pleasure to be girls had Izzy is the quiet determined achiever. compete and have a crack. the contest and no one escaped the a huge increase in girls this year The season highlights for the involved with. Good luck to the girls fun and You know she’s going to tear it SOPHIA STEVENSON Naomi “deathgrip”. and although we went from 1 team team clearly include the Dishlicker who will be moving on next year hope they up when she brings out her very Sophia‘s quiet nature and demeanour ADELENA WRIGHT to 2 in the U12YG there was still a cup victory over the arch rival and hopefully into the U14s, you will determined facial expressions as were a real blessing amongst this A first-year player with speed to large bench most weeks. I thank White Glebe team. This was a great be missed and I hope to see the rest return she battles for the ball and rips it out group of confident young outspoken burn. When she found her groove the parents for their patience and test for the girls late in the season of you next year, for what promises next year of the pack and goes for one of her women, although I suspect when and the ball she could open up a understanding and I really did to see if they had improved and if to be a really competitive and now whether trade-mark runs. she was hanging out the back of the game with her devastating runs try and make it as fair as possible they were up for the challenge, and experienced group of girls. If you get FRANKIE IVESON lines at training she wasn’t always carrying the ball but equally throughout the season to provide they certainly were. The girls really a chance to grab a footy over Summer it be with It was Frankie’s first year of football listening to my words of wisdom. important running down opponents everyone the same game time and to cracked in to win the footy, tackled go for a kick because it’s the hours at the U12s and I loved her awesome attitude Sophia’s confidence grew through when they thought they were in experience the different positions. hard, listened to instructions to home where the skills really develop. or U14s, and tenacity at the ball. A super girl the season and when she was up for space.

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down. She tackled players Her ball handling skills shone and relentlessly and showed a great her kicking accuracy was awesome, competitiveness for engaging with her being the equal highest goal opposition players 1 on 1 to gain kicker this year. She would position possession of the ball. herself well to take a mark and her SHULA FRIEDMAN running and kicking was great to It was awesome to have Shula join watch. the Greyhounds this year. She made RIVER REID a solid contribution to the team River is ever dependable, especially dynamic with her positive and so in those do or die moment games. friendly attitude. She is an exciting She is a formidable opponent and player to watch and took to the was able to be relied on to prop up physicality of AFL with ease. Her the backline or clear out the centre return next season will see her build bounce. She is an exciting player to on a great first year. watch and will be awesome in 2020. MAXINE HAWKINS ZOE SEIVER Maxine was so exciting to watch Zoe plays with real courage against this year. Her chasing of the ball girls twice her size. She was another and delving into packs was great to player who grew in confidence see. Her running and ball handling across the season. A highlight for skills have really developed over me was the last game of the season the season. She is also gaining a where Zoe was in numerous ball keen sense of reading the play and breakdowns, getting in and fighting positioning herself in open space to for the ball. Another one to watch in gain possession. 2020. JESSICA JOHNSON EMILY SPAZIANI Jess made a great contribution in Emily came out firing this season. her first year of AFL. She adapted She has definitely arrived on really quickly and developed strong the AFL stage and is building a marking and ball handling skills. dominant profile. She plays with e were fortunate U12YG-WHITE She was a great fit into the team. She determination and conviction and to start the season TAHARA ADAMS matured quite rapidly across the her ball handling skills have really with huge interest Tahara had a great season. She is season and it was awesome to watch evolved. Building on her intensity in girls wanting to such an exciting player to watch with her growth in confidence. and devotion to getting the ball will Wplay AFL. We started training earlier brilliant flashing runs and a real MAYA KELLY see great things happen next season. too and the girls responded well with dogged determination to chase down Maya was so consistent this year and SOFIA SPRANGE our opt in Sunday sessions being well players. She also starred in our inter plays with fearlessness. She puts Sophia was one of our key roving attended. What continues to amaze club match against U12YG Blacks. her whole body into the contest and players, adept at getting in amongst me is the passion and enthusiasm Tahara will be a powerhouse at the is relentless in her pursuit of the ball breakdowns and gaining the girls show. Especially as many club for years to come. ball. She is determined and can play possession from often taller are only in their first few seasons of EMILY BARRETT all day. She is inspirational to her opposition girls to get the ball out playing AFL. games was fantastic to see. It was also runner. His football brain and help Emily was a delightful girl to coach teammates and shows the way in for Glebe. She was part of the power We played competitive football great to see girls “footy” brain start to coordinating the girls on match day playing in her first year of AFL. The terms of playing with courage. play trio of Maxi and Ella and it was across the season and for many of click in, things like thinking about was awesome. Thanks also to Melitza tentative steps she took in game 1 to RORY MACDOUGALL great to see them encouraging each our games we were able to dominate where the ball is going to land and for her work as Ground Manager. the growing confidence across the Rory dominated the ruck contest other on. opposition teams for 2 to 3 quarters. where they can position themselves Coordination of home games went season, making her presence felt in throughout the season. She set the EDIE STAFFORD Even with stronger teams, we often to get to the ball. AFL is a physically seamlessly. Ros, thank you too for packs by being physically present, team up on many occasions with her Edie is a dream to coach having a controlled much of the game but confronting sport and it’s great to see your help with first aid duties. You was awesome to watch. Look forward strong centre performances. Rory great attitude and being an awesome just fell short of scoring more goals. how each girl has developed her own jumped straight onto it at the start of to seeing her play next year. showed a great commitment to the teammate. She is really maturing The games we won, we played with assertive game day presence. Every the season! Also, thanks to everyone SCARLETT-ROSE BUTLER team by spending a lot of her time into a strong AFL player. She has a heightened state of confidence and girl had a go this year. Some Sundays who helped with the canteen, bbq Scarlett plays with a real playing in the centre this year. She developed great ball skills and took were able to connect passages of play can be a bit harder than others, but at and oranges as well as helping out determination and she applied will be one to watch in 2020. some great marks. Her kicking has with girls finding space to kick to some point this year each girl had a at training when you could. Glebe is herself so well at training and MILLIE MOSS improved significantly over the each other and run confidently with cracker of a game! an awesome club to be a part of and It was during the game. It was great to Millie plays with real purpose and season and she is growing into a the ball. Try and get plenty of ball time, we all have different availability and awesome see her confidence grow over the determination and has developed critical player for Glebe. Our training focussed on ball including having hands on the ball capacity to help out, but every little to see girls season. Her focus on developing a strong game sense. She has an ELLA UTUMAPU handling skills and building the in the backyard, practicing bouncing bit helps and it’s a fantastic way to her ball handling skills has been amazing poise and balance when Ella is such an exciting player to confidence of the girls to handball, walking to the park and kicking and stay engaged. Special thanks also develop awesome. She has developed into a kicking the ball and her accuracy has watch play AFL. She has incredible tackle and mark. It was awesome to marking in the off season to build on to Matt W and Dan Walsh for their this skill dependable, passionate footy player. been spot on. It will be great to see balance and poise when running see girls develop this skill and the confidence and skills. support and ideas with the teams and the ELOISE FENNESSY her continued evolution as an AFL with the ball. She is really quick to confidence it gave them to participate A big thanks to Brook for his this year. It’s great to get insights Eloise was a joy to watch this year. player in season four next year. spring out of packs and is fearless in in the game. Improvements over the work with Managing the team and and feedback on running training confidence She played with such intensity, LILIANNAH PEART chasing girls twice her size down. season in marking the ball or getting getting us ready each week. Damon and shaping the team. Don’t forget it gave showing a real hunger for chasing It was great to watch Lili play with She has a big personality and takes it a hand or hands on the ball during was a great support as the team to register for next year. them the ball and opposition players heightened confidence this year. onto the field.

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ast season was always depth by finding new roles for the Sydney, and those little metal going to be a tough act to boys was probably the biggest. This discs will serve as a reminder follow. Partly because the year we had 15 players who rotated why they’re doing it all again. extraordinary success of through the midfield, and in the semi A season this long and Lwinning a Premiership undefeated in final against Canada Bay we had 11 demanding can only happen Div 1 was so special, but also because goal kickers. That flexibility will be with help, and there are so we were now the benchmark and invaluable in the next few years. many people to say thank you U13 DIV 1 CHARLIE BASS-TRACY LUCA COONEY the opposition were coming. We While it’s easy to focus on the to. Christian, thank you for NICK ANDREACCHIO Chaz defined himself as the complete Luca was another of the players who laid out the plan for the year with result of a grand final as determining managing again this year. I’m Another year, another amazing role player this year, whether in played both midfield and forward three simple words. SPEED. ATTACK. whether a season has been successful sure this was the third time you season from Nick. In this champion defence or playing on the wing. He where his running and silky skills RESILIENCE. We were going to play or not, the burning emptiness of said you’re stepping down, but team he continues to set the standard was able to create a contest, keep his came to the fore. Luca is the king fast, we were going to kick goals, but the loss will ebb in time, but the it’s been fun again. Greg, Dan K for winning the ball inside and out. opponent accountable and win the of the cheeky one-two handball most importantly, the boys needed to residual ache of unfinished business and Dave, thanks for sporting the Nick was able to successfully spend ball while finding a team member to and would often use it to get out of be prepared to be challenged, to be will remain. The twists and turns of pink bib and running during the some time at full forward during get the pass out to. His game against trouble and get an important forward behind and even lose games, and to the season viewed in hindsight tell games. James, Dan O, Will and games where he was able to add to Canada Bay in the elimination final entry. Well done Luca. be able to dig in and keep fighting to a much bigger story than the result Chris, thanks for goal umpiring his prolific scoreboard tally. Another was enormous with a number of NICK EDWARDS play our footy, our way, for not just a of a single game. The coaches are and running water. Elle for first great season Nick, congratulations. quality marks and clever switching of This year Nick reinvented himself game, but for the whole season. enormously proud of these boys, this aid and Amanda for ground LUCAS ARDAGNA the play. Great job Chaz, well done. from defensive stalwart to dashing There were hurdles this year. We band of brothers that have played in Tis year managing, thank you. And all Lucas cemented a permanent ARCHIE CHRISTIE-DAY wingman, and maintained his lost games against good opposition three consecutive Div 1 grand finals. we had 15 the parents for getting the kids to position in Div 1 this year and Another cracker of a season from reputation as Mr Consistency. Nick and against teams we should have They have defined themselves by the training and games and sharing showed why he is so well regarded Arch. He continued to play an rotated seamlessly between the two beaten. We had injuries, illness and brutal effort they bring on the field players rides and taking photos and by teammates and coaches. His ruck integral role on ball and rotated positions and used his big tank to suspensions. In fact we didn’t get and relentless laughter and chatter who bringing fruit and doing BBQ and work is excellent, however it’s his into the forward line where his provide plenty of run both ways. a full team on the park until the off it. They should wear their runner rotated canteen, thank you. work on the ground and overhead extraordinary ability to find space In the final against Canada Bay he preliminary final. We welcomed up medals with pride, not because Season 2020 promises to be that really make him so important to and not panic under pressure saw scored his first goal for the season. new players into the group and tried they are satisfied, but because they through a cracker. We have unfinished the team. A great season capped off him kick a whopping 43 goals for the Outstanding again Nick, good work. players in new positions. Of all the earnt the right to play in the grand the business. with a spot in the City Rep team and season. Another excellent season RUPERT GILLIES wins we had this year, extending our final in the toughest competition in midfield Carna Greyhounds. All Star honours. Well done Lucas. Archie, congratulations. Rupert made a return to the team this

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year and instantly made an impact RAPH QUOYLE with his elite running and ability to Having played the lock down full hit the scoreboard. Rupert kicked 12 back role for much of last year, Raph goals this year, including one four relished the opportunity to get up goal haul against Kellyville in round forward where he played at times 3. A great season Rupert, it was great as a lead up marking forward and to have you back. as a defensive forward. Raph has an NELSON HARRIS instinctive knowledge of when to play Nelson was able to rotate from defence an opponent tight and when to run off to the wing this year where he used him, something that is very valuable. his elite running to set off down the Great season Raph, well done. ground, wind in his hair, taking a CHARLIE ROBERTS bounce or two before kicking to a Charlie had a strong season rotating target. What he did really well though between the forwards, mids and was always presenting as a target in defence this year. He has a physical the centre of the ground for the switch presence around the contests and is a in play. Great work Nelson. natural competitor and an elite runner. WILL KENNY Charlie is a skilled player, with a Will had found some form as a lead particular ability to influence marking up forward when disaster struck in in contests making him very valuable the form of a broken arm in Round to the team. A great season Charlie. 7 against Manly. To his credit Will FELIX RUGGE-PRICE still came to training and ran water, Felix had an unlucky start to the and made a triumphant return to the season injuring his finger and missing team in time for finals. He continues the first three rounds. On his return to to be a creative forward and possesses the team he had an immediate impact fantastic running ability. Thanks as first ruck dropping into defence Will, a valuable season. OLI O’CALLAGHAN to play half back. Felix is a fierce ALEC LONGVILLE Oli is a player who only knows one competitor and a strong leader on the The Sheriff once again led by way, to fearlessly tackle, take over field, a role he filled well on Grand example every game this year - as head marks, back into packs, give Final day. Good job FRP. a general in defence and a beast on multiple efforts, then get up and TOBY RYAN ball. Alec does not know how to take do it all again. Tough doesn’t do Oli Tobes came into the team this year to a backward step, and does not accept justice. This year he moved between help provide a tall marking option in a game is over. Ever. He tackles, defence and on ball where he gave the defence, and boy did he do that. As smothers, is elite in the contest and mids some extra grunt, and he always the season went on Toby got better I pity the opposition player who has has good comments in the breaks and and better and could be relied on to the ball when he’s coming. Great game review at training. Thanks Oli, out mark practically any opponent. work Alec. another great season. His affable nature and relaxed GERARD MADRILL ROWAN O’CONNOR attitude don’t tell the full story of Gezza was new to the Greyhounds Rowan moved around a lot this year, his competitive nature and he was this season having moved from full forward, half forward, half back, very valuable to the team this year. Darwin, but he was instantly on ball, he did it all. Rowan has a Awesome job Toby. embraced by the team and found good tank, but it’s his contested work LUCA SMITH himself a place with the forwards and physicality, which is all fair and Luca is another of those courageous and in defence when needed. Gerard above board, where he really shines. players that bring so much to the showed his strong league background Rowan is often sent to the biggest team. He played on the wing, defence, getting involved in the contests and forward or best defender to make forward and on ball throughout the laying tackles. Welcome aboard sure there are no easy possessions, season. Some of the best moments of Gezza, a great rookie season. and he makes sure they earn every the year were watching Luca fearlessly ARLO MEREWETHER one. Rowan played in the City Rep bring down an opposition player Some of the most exciting moments team. Awesome work Rowan. twice his size, or beat a couple to jag a from the season were when Arlo LOUIS QUAYLE goal in the pocket. Great work Luca. sniffed a race to the ball with an Louis has been playing well as a BILL SMITH opposition player or when he was forward for a few years, but this Another great year for Bobba, being chased and hit the afterburners year he took the full forward role by especially in defence where he can and was gone. So good. Arlo’s the scruff of the neck. He was able always be relied on to win every running made him a valuable to make himself a quality leading contest he is involved in. Bill was addition to the on ball rotations, but and marking forward out of the goal given opportunities to play on ball it’s his ability to win the contested square. A special mention on his first where he was always influential with ball, as evidenced in the Grand Final quarter in the final against Canada hard running and physicality, and that really make him a good player. Bay where he kicked two in a row up forward where he presented as Arlo played in the City Rep team. after leading and taking clean marks a genuine option chiming in for 11 Congratulations Arlo. in the hot spot. Great work Louis. goals. Good work Bobba.

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hat starts as a game to last is a testament to the lads witch’s hat and efforts, increased tackling pressure ends as a battering and focus - really well done. ram… the U13 Div Three wins against the hapless W3s that’s what. Newtown gave us some sunshine. After a fair pre season, new faces All in all the improvement from the were introduced and a new coaching first game to last was significant, panel assembled for the U13 Div 3s. both in effort, skill and attitude. We really didn’t know what to expect Well done lads on a great season. I at the start of the season. The main couldn’t be prouder of the collective goal was to instil a team first play improvement in the playing group your role attitude. It is fair to say that and the buy in to the team first the first game of the season against mantra. What started as witches hats Moore Park at our adopted home ended with all teams knowing that of Glover St was defining for all the when you play the hounds, you are in wrong reasons. We had work to do. for a challenge. The opening rounds were tough for Special thanks go to Adam Daniels, the lads, up against some reasonable aspire to. Brad James and Mat Fulton for Div 3 and Div 2 standard teams. Cronulla quickly became our helping with coaching, rotations, Heavy defeats were the early going, barometer. Although we ended the Te main tactics and my sanity. Big thanks to but we couldn’t fault the effort. season without a victory over the goal was Belinda Davies and Frank Curcio An unbalanced draw saw us play Sharks, the gap between our first to instil and a huge massive thanks to our Cronulla 4 times and Moore Park game and last was marked. Second a team unflappable manager extraordinaire and Newtown 3 times each, with game against Cronulla was a cricket Cathy Cooper. You all literally kept other teams only sighted once. One score, the last game in round 14 we first play me sane and I would not have got advantage of this was that early on we succumbed to a narrower 44-2 loss. your role through the season without your got to see the standard we needed to A fifteen goal turnaround from first attitude help, guidance and friendship.

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UNDER 13s MILESTONES 50 GAMES Griffin Ferrara / Tom Roberts MILESTONES 100 GAMES Henry Daniels UMPIRES James Fulton DIV 3 U13 DIV 3 TEAM AWARDS BEST & FAIREST Velayus Wynne BEST & FAIREST RUNNER-UP Aaron Hoenig BEST DEFENDER Henry Daniels BEST MIDFIELDER/RUCK Linus Stafford Player profiles LEADING GOAL KICKER James Fulton BEST ALL-ROUNDER Tom Hillard MOST IMPROVED Max Herron MOST COURAGEOUS Parker Stevenson PLAYERS PLAYER Kenneth Morton

JASPER REUCASSEL Injury unfortunately cruelled Jasper’s season from early on. Te games he did play he contributed well in the halfback and midfield. TOM ROBERTS Possessing lightning speed, evasive skills and dash, Tom was electric off half back and forward with ball in hand. Te simple message to Tom was to get the ball and run with it (don’t forget to bounce it as well). Broke many a line and created scoring opportunities with his dare and flare. Well done Tom on another fine season. JAMES SCHMIDT James’ silky smooth talents and lightning pace, mixed with his footy nouse, made him a stand-out in the midfield and off half back this season. He was clearly best on ground on several occasions. Injury disrupted what was otherwise another outstanding season. Well done James. LINUS STAFFORD Mr Go-To in the ruck, Linus single handedly played a significant part of the season as the sole ruckman and did so with honours. Against bigger, U13 DIV 3 contributor. One effort stands out for penetrating kick and great marking when we needed to close down wears his opponents like a glove. more seasoned opponents Linus held ADAM COOPER me - when Jake, taking on a quicker skills, Griffin was our Luke Hodge. damaging opposition. Often playing Great season Aaron. his own and ran many opposition If you judge a season by the smile and more skilled opponent, chased Ever keen to sneak forward and bag a on significantly bigger opponents, JOSH JAMES ruckmen a merry dance around the on a player’s face after a game, him down with several gut busting snag or two, Griffin’s best work was Max reliably and without fear tagged, Josh’s second year at Glebe started ground. Well done Linus on a fabulous then Adam and by definition the efforts to make a contest. Well done off half back this season, and with harassed and basically annoyed where he left off last season, ever season. Greyhounds Div 3s, had a cracker. Jake on the season, and hopefully Aaron, Henry and Ethan formed a the bejesus out of them. A fantastic committed, eager to learn and willing PARKER STEVENSON First to training, first to the ground next year injury free you can get formidable and miserly defensive team inspiring player who can be to fill any role asked. Played all over Some teams’ have sinew, some on game day, ever committed team another crack at it. quartet. Congratulations on another relied upon week in and week out, at the ground and had an impact both muscle, but not all have a soul. Parker man. Thanks Adam for setting the JAKE DOPIERALA great season Griff. training and on game day. Great work defensively and offensively. Great is the soul of the Greyhounds U13s. standard the team aspired to. Great After a shaky start, Jake grew into JAMES FULTON this year Max. season Josh. Often outsized, out run but never out season. the season, embraced the team first Why they invented footy boots TOM HILLARD JOSH LOGAN played, Parker’s commitment to the CHARLES CURCIO culture and showed the way with when you can kick 5 goals in the Skilled, quick, tenacious and Josh possesses great balance and team, the club and his mates is culture Diminutive, unassuming, but his ‘never take a back step’ attitude. wet in sneakers is one of life’s great talented, Tom has been a Greyhound poise with ball in hand. Battling shifting and inspiring. Fabulous underestimated at your peril. Playing Laid some fierce tackles (at training mysteries. James is the puzzle and stalwart for many seasons. Season injury during the season, Josh season Parker. forward or on the wing, Charles was and on game day) and proved a great the answer. On the half forward line 2019 would prove to be another epitomised the Greyhounds’ spirit as LUCA TRENT a great contributor to the team this barometer to the effort and pressure or deeper in attack, James proved a terrific one for Tom as he navigated he battled through to impact many Luca is a versatile player who can fill a year. Charles helped set the standard needed to be competitive against the headache for the opposition defence both the midfield and wing. Rarely a game. Versatile in the middle or ruck role, forward or play a specialist for work rate and tackling pressure. best teams. Well done Jake. all season. No more so than in his beaten one on one, Tom’s bursts backline, Josh was another terrific tagger role on a bigger opponent. Luca Great season Charles. ETHAN FADEL match winning efforts in the rain down the Jubilee sideline with all-round contributor to the team played all of these team first roles with HENRY DANIELS Picture two people: one mild against Newtown - booting 5 “snags” opposition trailing is the stuff of this year. Well done. commitment and energy. Tanks for a Having not coached Henry previously mannered, reserved and quiet; the to be best on ground. Thanks James legends. Well done Tom on a fine KENNETH MORTON great season Luca. he started the season as an unknown other tenacious, fierce and vocal. for another terrific committed team season. New to the Greyhounds this year, VELAYUS WYNNE and quickly became one of the most These two people are Ethan in the effort this season. AARON HOENIG Kenneth was another player unknown If Tom H is Joel Selwood, then Velayus reliable, skilled and committed beginning and Ethan at the end. ZACH GRANT What do Dane Rampe, Reece Shaw to me at the start of the season. Not is Patrick Dangerfield. A deserved members of the team. Henry formed Another player unknown at the At training and on game day, Zach and Alex Rance have in common? for long. Like mercury, smooth, winner of our best and fairest this a terrific partnership in the backline beginning of the season, Ethan was always eager to learn and They are organised, vocal and silky, evasive - that’s Kenneth. Great season, Velayus went from strength with Aaron. The generals ensured no joined the greyhounds with limited improve. A late hamstring injury cut skilled - the backbone of the team, overhead and great in close, Kenneth to strength. Able to play all over attack took us lightly and no goal was AFL experience, but quickly proved his season short, but Zach was a great the baseline, the rock. This is Aaron played a significant role in midfield the ground, be it midfield, wing easily scored. Fabulous season Henry, to be one of the best tacklers, team contributor and much liked to a T. Ever the team man, he played and at half back this season. He or forward, wherever the ball was, well done. organisers and pressure players both member of the squad. Well done with the confidence of a seasoned endeared himself to his teammates in Velayus was too. Reads the play JAKE DONALDSON in defence and attack. Well done Zach. campaigner. Against big or small no time at all with team-lifting efforts. like a seasoned pro, impacts the Unfortunately injury and concussion Ethan on a wonderful first season. MAX HERRON Aaron never let the scoreboard or Deservedly voted our teams ‘Players contest and inspires his team mates. cut short Jake’s season, but when GRIFFIN FERRARA Mr Team, Mr Excitement, Mr circumstances dictate his effort. Player’. Tanks Kenneth for a terrific Congratulations V on a fantastic he was on the field Jake was a great Mr Half Back, possessing a booming Shutdown. Max was my go to guy Reads the play like a good book and first season at the Greyhounds. season.

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intimidated. A no nonsense kid who does all the fundamentals exceptionally well, he attacks the ball with no little bravery to keep his team on the front foot, which proved so important in those tight games. GIOVANNI DOUZIECH ‘Gio’ ends up as one of the biggest improvers this season. From Paris, via Italy, Saudi Arabia and Perth, Giovanni was an unknown quantity at the beginning but he showed a huge appetite to learn and improve. This showed in the quality of his play as the season progressed. Was a key part of the team’s defence with his reading of the game and the quality of his play. he 2019 season saw the and have players playing in the wins and 3 loses and not dropping U14 DIV 1-ALLIANCE TEAM AWARDS goals this season with what seemed MAMADOU FAYE third and largest iteration appropriate division for their ability. lower than 2nd on the ladder at any JAZ ALEWOOD like consummate ease. A no fuss kid Mo had a stellar year. He was super of the “Alliance” team Tis, as you could imagine, was a very point during the home and away Another of the big improvers this and not a big talker on the field, Ben keen to be around his team mates at structure between Glebe challenging exercise to undertake season, and by becoming the 2019 year, Jaz developed into a very generally let his footy do the talking. training and on game day. He seemed TGreyhounds and the Newtown Swans. with the size of the playing group we U14 premiers, defeating Manly, 4-7- accomplished player. Maybe lacking CAIDEN CLEARY to thrive in the more competitive Pre-season commenced with 60+ had. 31 to 7-7-49, a team who had not lost some confidence at the start, he This year’s Best & fairest, Caiden, environment of the alliance team. players registering, comprised of a With grading completed, and a game for the previous two seasons. put his head down and became a as he has in the past, carried a Mo was a constant target in the conglomerate of returning players players allocated teams across This group are a pleasure to rock, particularly in defence, as the hefty workload when it came to his forward line for our mids and he from both clubs as well as a number three divisions, the U14 Div1 team coach. They listen and apply season wore on. His marking was a running and tackling. He plays the rarely disappointed taking some of new faces. It quickly dawned commenced building friendships and instruction, care for each other and particular area of improvement that game harder than most, putting memorable marks and ending the on the coaching and management a team based on three core principles; are to be admired for their passion in helped push the team to a higher his body on the line each week. season with a hatful of goals. group that in order to be successful Support your teammate through an extraordinary season. level. The team, especially the midfield, DECLAN FITZPATRICK this year, we had to quickly meld your actions and accountabilities. We I would like to say a sincere thank TOM CAMPBELL operates at a higher level with him One of the enforcers in the team, the players into a single team and are a team. Tis group you to team manager Marc Foley Tom really grew into the team, there. Declan’s tackles can be heard create an environment of “trust” Play and understand your role. and Team Runner BJ Dessent who particularly in defence. He showed BEN D’AGOSTINO from the sidelines. For a kid of few with the players by building a culture Be resilient and focused. Don’t are a through their investment, interest what a quality player he is when he Ben had a disjointed season due to his words, Declan plays with a brutal and playing style that the players allow the negative moments to define pleasure and determination allowed us to put in a telling performance in our injury woes, but he was there every intensity. He runs hard, tackles hard would understand and align too. your game. to coach. get every ounce of talent out of our first real test of the season against week to spur the boys on. When he and plays with no mean amount of No small task when the coaching Tese three points, quickly Tey care playing group. We are so lucky to Kellyville, all the way back in round took the field, he showed his value in skill, as seen by a goal of the season group themselves are meeting half provided a canvas for the players to have both of them communicating, 4. His performance that day set the his play, particularly with the goals contender in our first finals game. the players for the first time. Te work with, and gell into the successful for each cajoling, helping out at training foundation for a win that day and for he scored, no more so than the 2 vital CIAN FOLEY coaching group set about grading the team they became. With each player other and and on game day. Finally a huge the team’s roll through the season. ones he scored in the preliminary Like a good wine, Cian gets better 60+ players into three teams teams understanding what it meant to be are to be thank you to the parent group, His season was cruelly cut short by a final. with age. One of the most coachable through trial games, football craft a “Bloodhound”, and each player who without your commitment, wrist fracture just before the finals. DARCY DESSENT kids on the team, he soaks in the and skill assessment’s. Te intent of applying themselves to the best of admired enthusiasm and support, we would BEN CHAMPION Started the year with the haircut information he gets at training and the Alliance is to ensure we create an their capabilities. for their not have achieved the success we Ben is a very elegant and stylish of the season! Darcy, although not the lessons he learns in games. environment that is positive, inclusive Tis culminated with a season of 11 passion did. player. He kicked some remarkable one of the bigger players, was not Technically very good, Cian was a

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lynchpin in midfield with his tireless is a good ball distributor and put his on the field, he just let his play do it were a telling factor in games this huge joy from the team’s success. during the Grand Final where running and hand passing. He also head, probably where he should not for him. season. He has a great attitude Max was another of the midfield he played some great football, proved his value with his prolific goal sometimes, but it was this bulldog JACK JARVIS when playing and training and cohort who loved attacking, as was particularly in his support for the scoring when going forward. attitude that gave the team much of Very often the heartbeat of the team, his commitment was never found shown by the bounty of goals he mids and forwards. MURPHY FOX its steel. Jack sets the example for his team wanting during the season. His mid scored throughout the year. PADDY THOMAS Murphy brought his excellent NED HAWKINS mates to follow. He talks to and season sojourn to Greece seemed JOE SHAWCROSS Paddy played up from Div 2 on a technical ability to the table to give Ned brought his high energy and encourages his team to make sure to invigorate him, resulting in a Playing through pain, jetlag and number of occasions during the the Bloodhounds team that extra technical excellence to our team standards are kept up. In the tight storming finish to the season. opponents trying to intimidate him year, qualifying him to play Div 1 bit of class. Throughout his playing this year. He is a great mark taker games he invariably stepped up and LOUIS PORTER-ORCHARD during the season, Joe is about as finals. He is excellent in defence, career he has been a great link player, and runs hard with the ball in hand. grabbed the game by the scruff of the Louis was a colossus in midfield this durable and tigerish as you get. A particularly under the high ball and allowing the team to transfer from He has a good eye for goal when neck to drag his team over the line, year. Exceptionally rangy, he gave brave, agile and skillful player, Joe was a real positive for our team, defence into attack. He uses the ball storming forward from midfield no more so than in our final 2 games. our team the much needed height was one of the standouts this year. particularly towards the back end intelligently, giving those around and contributed handsomely in this CORMAC MACKENZIE at ruck and throw in time, giving He looked like he loved playing of the season when several players him the confidence to play their own regard. Ned is a team player who One of the div 2 cohort who also the midfielders the possession they for this team and it showed in the were injured. game. empties the tank each time he is on played multiple games for div 1, needed to boss games. Louis, is also high standard that he consistently BRODIE WILLIAMS JACK HARRIS the field. What more can you ask. Cormac provided invaluable support a powerful runner with the ball in achieved throughout the year. The Bloodhounds most decorated Maybe it’s small man syndrome but FELIX HOCHULI and physical clout to the team hand and he instigated many an TOM SZENDROI player. Brodie’s athleticism, this Tommy Redonikas like figure With a cultured left boot, Felix was a throughout the season. His tackling attack with this game play. In full flight with his golden locks particularly in tackling and taking was not for standing down. Jack plays key component of the team’s defence is the stuff of legend and he played a MAX RIDER flowing behind, Tom was a sight marks, is phenomenal. He is arguably exceptionally hard against more this year. He showed his prowess valuable role in defence. Max was one of the players who to behold this season. Another the league’s foremost target man in physically imposing players, who in the air, cutting short many ALEK GIOTOPOULOS MOORE bought in to the Alliance straight of the Div 2 boys who made a the forward line. Brodie was div 1’s themselves ended up being wary of opposition attacks throughout the Alek is a powerful player whose away. He thrived in the increased valuable contribution to their Div most prolific goal scorer this season. him by the end of many games. He season. Again, not the biggest talker physical strength and ariel prowess competition and intensity, and took 1 counterparts, none more so than His goal celebrations aren’t bad.

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that he found his place banging magical theories. Edward de Bono there, they seek Zack every-bloody- through some brilliant goals. could learn a thing or two from this where. This stealthy Mr One- PETER CHARLTON outstandingly talented young man, Percenter had more fingers in goals “You are Peter, and on this rock we and Wil may also choose to learn to than Jack Horner did in pies. Did will build my Div 2,” said someone just “KICK IT”! we mention Pies? A fierce, dogged even older than the coaches. And so CORMAC MACKENZIE competitor, Zacky, you champ, more it came to pass. Pete’s confidence Mr Reliable. When the team had importantly, you brought fun to our surged this season. His natural, a mid-match problem, Macca’s games. measured leadership, midfield the player who sorted it, from the DYLAN SHIELDS dominance and long-range kicking backline to ruck and forward. An old- A sharp goal sneak with a menacing made him a cornerstone of the side. school utility, oozing quiet seniority tackle, Dylan has the class of a TOM CONNORS-LE and dominance in a contest, he never thoroughbred and the style of a In the air, on the ground or around failed to get the job done. Thanks movie star, landing six goals in 2019 the boys, Tom brought his calm, for all your advice and inspiration to be the side’s third highest scorer. committed and charismatic self Macca. Sleek and surreptitious, he could to every single moment, lifting LUCA MARK arise anywhere, at anytime, and to everyone with shining leadership. He Luca is the mouse who roared, the dismay of opponents, he often also led by example, topping the goal a small high forward who turns did. scoring in 2019, as well as deservely ferocious when holding the footy. A MAX SPENCER-TIGHE earning Best & Fairest from us all. confidence player, Luca’s impact on A few early season cameos showed Congrats Tom. games kept escalating through the Max’s prime goal sense and WILL GARWOOD season until he became a vital part of unflappable nature were trademarks Will was once again dominating team strategy - the problem solver in of his five games. Always bringing as ruckman in late season when difficult moments. Just awesome. others into the game as a true team he sustained a leg break. His LUCA MORROW player, everyone loves having Max on pain threshold proved he’s a true What was that flash? Yes, that’s Luca their side. he first season for lay on a hot oval with a broken leg Kangaroos supporter. We missed again. Shooting past and wangling JAEDON STENHOUSE the freshly-merged is testament to his extraordinary Will dearly at finals. His tough, no the ball to bomb another one If courage was wealth, Jaedon would Bloodhounds U14 Div 2 toughness. Bounce back better than nonsense approach, combined with forward. The side’s quietest achiever, be King Croesus. Fleet of foot and side was all about forging ever Will! You rock. speed and agility, made him an Luca let his footy do the talking, with with a football brain to match, Jaedon Ta team, finding our strengths and The highlight, of course, was invaluable go-to player. a Superman-like transformation to has great game sense and is a natural developing that instinct with and for playing a small part in the evolution JACK GOODWIN midfield tough nut, relentless runner and tough midfielder who quickly each other’s style of play. of these charming, individual, A man of many talents and even and dogged tagger. turns defence into attack. He’s also The core squad of around 16 was irascible and very, very fine young more words, Jack’s brief return to SEAN NEWTON a fine young man whose easy smile topped up each week by the Div 1 and men. Once the whistle blows they AFL for 5 games was a reminder he The Bachar Houli of our backline, lifts all our hearts. 3 boys (a huge thanks to our regulars, transform. Smalls, such as Sean, bristles with natural ability amid a Sean reads the play with innate TOM SZENDROI who often played two games a day. Jonas and Luca are suddenly 10-foot showman’s love for how the game genius. Also gifted with an “You are the universe in ecstatic We’ve included those who played 5 or tall. Paddy, Felix and Peter build is played. The side’s Stan Lee, Jack indomitable spirit, his cheeky motion” may be a quote from Rumi, more games with Div 2 below). backline walls a US President would made plenty of memorable cameos in grin was only bested by a deft step but ‘Schnitty’ lived it this season. Our first game in Maroubra envy. The incessant 1% moments of every match. and bombs out of the back-est The boundless joy to Tom’s golden left the still-summer-sleepy and the Toms, Wills, Wil, Zack, Luca, FELIX HOCHULI of backlines if not zipping past locks dashing through midfield in underprepared side initially shocked, Arthur, Elias and Dylan always Felix’s style of play brings poetry flummoxed opposition players with another drive forward brought tears but the boys regathered quickly from impress and inspire. There was Jaz, to footy fields, as well as a winning the ball towards the square . to old parental eyes as he found new five goals down, showing fight that our forward hotspot, Cormac, our edge to Div 2. He played 9 games, ELIAS NUNLEY-BROWN confidence and his zen place. would bond them over winter as they Mr Fixit, Archie, our fierce offloader, but his effort was more like 15’s A fierce competitor, ‘Ely’ epitomised PATRICK THOMAS continued to improve and find their Peter and Jaedon, our pillar stones. worth as he consistently ran the the old school ethic of running in Paddy’s hard, hard, hard rain fell on rhythm. Our thrilling 1-point finals loss ball from one end of the field to the straight lines, providing relentless opponents across the dry Sydney It was a season of mixed fortunes, was a reminder of how the boys never U14 DIV 2-ALLIANCE other, crunched opposition players drive forward, as well as follow basin. Part giraffe, part bulldog, his moments of both individual give up and can match it with the JAZPER ALEWOOD in tackles and gave the Bloodhounds through. Elias played across the field flights above the pack for a mark, and team brilliance peppered best. On a good day, we are the best. training The Buddy of our forward pocket, momentum and inspiration. throughout the year illustrating his along with his raking left foot, occasionally with inexplicable Thanks to all of them for making nights giving the mids a target they could ARTHUR HOWARD-WHITE versatility and willingness to do relentless chase and command of disarray - a reminder that training 2019 so entertaining and teaching trust. Along with goal of the year, Jaz Dubbed ‘Te Archer’ for his arrow- whatever it takes. defensive structure always filled nights are more than a chat and us a few things as coaches along the are more landed 10 goals from just 5 games like attack on the ball and quiver of JONAS O’CONNOR us with confidence. Another great giggle, and discipline brings reward. way too. And also to their parents, than a as Golden Boot runner up. Most tricks, Arthur’s flashes down the wing Never, ever afraid to take on the season Paddy! The highlights were many and the especially those putting their hands chat and impressively, his running game has and through the centres were a sight contest, Jonas’s fierce attack on the ARCHIE THOMSEN lowlight will remain unmentioned, up to volunteer. really stepped up and his sunny style to behold, although his fearlessness footy, regardless of the opponent, A delayed start due to theatre but thanks to all the parents and Huge thanks especially to our giggle, made him a welcome addition. was diminished by injuries. Charging is his hallmark, repeatedly rehearsals didn’t diminish Archie’s kids who provided support on patient and committed manager and WILLIAM BRINE into the ruck, his ability to change demonstrating the adage: it’s not the wry humour and quirky asides, that difficult Sunday morning and Mark Seiver, who often doubled as discipline Will made Daley Thompson look momentum thrilled us all. size of the dog in the fight. His long matching his forays forward, along subsequently during the judiciary home game tongmaster, plus the brings unambitious in his selection of sports WIL HURLSTON backline runs down the wing were with asserting his strength, tough process. Jaedon’s late season return mercurial Buzz ‘boundary rider’ this year. As he bounced around the Spinning, surging and smashing, sublime, his massive heart and love tackling and long accurrate kicks at reminded us how valuable he is to Mackenzie, for their relentless efforts reward field following the latest whims of Wil’s commitment is as for ‘da bois’ embraced by all. both ruck and wing. Archie always the side. And Will Garwood surviving in keeping the show on the road. We the coaches with grace and relentless unquestioned as his hardness ZACK SEIVER moves the ball quickly as a superb dad jokes without groaning as he hope to see you all again in 2020. commitment, it wasn’t until finals and can only ever matched by his They seek him here, they seek him team player.

80 \ GLEBE JAFC 2019 YEARBOOK WWW.GLEBEJAFC.ORG.AU WWW.GLEBEJAFC.ORG.AU 2019 YEARBOOK GLEBE JAFC I 81 GLEBE GREYHOUNDS JAFC UNDER 14s MILESTONES 50 GAMES Alexander Lawes / Owen Lloyd-Shepherd / Novak Pollard / Matthew Scolyer / Max van der Merwe 100 GAMES Sam Howard HEAD COACH Evan Davis MANAGER Martin Gallagher UMPIRES Patrick Gallagher / Sam Howard / Novak Pollard DIV 3-ALLIANCE U14 DIV 3-ALLIANCE TEAM AWARDS BEST & FAIREST Jerry Ah-Yek B&F RUNNER-UP Max Tosi BEST DEFENDER Archie Jones-Sinclair LEADING GOAL SCORER Alistair Woods COACHES AWARD Novak Pollard Report by Evan Davis

Ever reliable, Myles was too often poached by the Div 2 team, wanting his footy skills and determination. MAX VAN DER MERWE Had a light-bulb moment in 2019 when he realised he could run and impact the game! Given his big engine, this made him a handful down the back where his run was invaluable throughout the season. NOVAK POLLARD Despite always being among the smallest on the field, he is the first in at the bottom of packs, seeking to farm the ball out to others. Found his place as a rebounding backman. Captain courageous !!!! LOUIS QUARELLO Fast, feisty and nimble !! Great midfielder. Louis is a human dynamo. Running hard all game and ready and willing to take on all comers. PETER RICE An impressive year at full forward, with excellent reading of the incoming forward thrusts, ensuring he was among our leading goal kickers. Used his body well in marking contests, often getting the better of larger defenders. MATTHEW SCOLYER Another strong year using his big engine to get to contests across the entire ground. His year was 018 saw the merging of U14 DIV 3-ALLIANCE CURTIS GUENETTE BILL JORDAN interrupted by a broken wrist, but Glebe and Newtown, JERRY AH-YEK Curtis’s agility, determination This was Bill’s season. Our most returned late in the year to help our forming the Glebe Another tireless year of work in the and skills made him the complete improved player. The wing was his finals campaign with his raking runs Bloodhounds in Div 3. ruck for the team, dominant in the package for playing in the midfield domain. Moving the ball into the along the wing. 2The merger expanded across all U14 ruck contests and integral to the team and forwards. Mr. Consistent, Curtis forward line or putting up some MAX SPENCER-TIGHE Divisions in 2019, so it took a while by farming the ball out to his fellow is the type of player who can be excellent defence Played right across the field. for everyone to gel but, once that mid-fielders. Also a powerful tackler relied upon. Hard running from the ALEXANDER LAWES Excellent in defence, inspiring in the happened, there was no holding the and protector of the ball carrier. centre or defending, Curtis always One of our most improved players. forwards and a powerhouse in the boys. The 100% return of our 2018 ADAM DALEY put in 100%. Alex had a great season. His centres. We will never forget the run players, along with some great new A quiet but relentless achiever, OLIVER HERSHMAN confidence growing with each from the Fullback to the Full foward, additions to the team, saw some usually in defence, where his courage A great season for Oliver. His rugby game. Alex showed excellent skill gained immediate possession then fantastic development of all players. in getting underneath high balls and skills of running hard and solid development taking critical marks kicked a goal. Truly memorable. A solid pre-season saw the boys determination was perhaps best spoiling opposition forward thrusts defence were greatly appreciated by during the second half of the season. MAX TOSI excited and motivated to improve shown in a hard fought loss mid- was second to none. Always looks to all his team mates. Oliver made the GABE LEE Athletic and lightning fast mid- their fitness and polish up on their winter, when injuries had depleted Digging share the ball with team-mates and midfield his position. Solid defence A recent convert from the round ball fielder who threw himself into skills. We had some excellent wins, the team and we had a long away tackles well. and attack. His rugby style kicking game, Gabe played the game as if he all contests with little regard for balanced with some hard fought trek, in a game that was the turning deep RORY DAVIS ensured he delivered the ball into started playing when he was three. personal safety. Whilst he improved loses, in a very even competition. point for the season and started our when the Another solid season from one of our our half. Natural athleticism, determination his skills during the year, his Our efforts resulted in wins against successful drive to the finals. Our going got very versatile players. Always trying SAM HOWARD and great ball skills, Gabe was a marking came to the elite level as the all comers, except one team who finals campaign saw us reprising tough, his best in defence and attack. Some One of our best and most reliable great and valuable addition to the season wore on, as he repelled the ultimately won the premiership. last year’s elimination final against memorable tackles and hard running forwards. Sam’s natural position is Bloodhounds. opposition and propelled us forward. From the coaching and Northern Lights in the upper reaches putting in is the hallmark of Rory’s game and inside the forward 50, but was just as OWEN LLYOD-SHEPHERD ALISTAIR WOODS management point of view, of Hornsby. As with last year’s game, the effort makes him one of our popular players effective all over the ground. A quiet achiever. Owen was always An amazing first year of AFL, watching our boys improve in skill it was a tight encounter but the no matter PATRICK GALLAGHER ARCHIE JONES-SINCLAIR up to the task and always tried his often breaking open games with and confidence fills us with great Lights ran away with the win. We Moved between key defensive and An invaluable lanky defender, with best. Ever reliable, Owen had a great his electric speed that no-one pride. Digging deep when the going were delighted with the growth and what. forward positions during the year, an amazing ability to break away season and a valuable player who could match. Improving kicking got tough, putting in the effort no development of a great bunch of applying strong tackling pressure in from packs and launch forward contributed throughout the season. and marking skills as the year matter what. If we are ten goals in boys and look forward to fostering both roles, always looking for team thrusts. Also provided great back up MYLES MALONE wore on saw him make important front or ten behind, the effort and the next phase of their football mates with his disposals, with a great in the ruck, and always willing to Great athleticism and football skills contributions to a number of tight determination does not stop. This development in 2020. running goal against Canada Bay. take on any role. made Myles the perfect wing player. games.

82 \ GLEBE JAFC 2019 YEARBOOK WWW.GLEBEJAFC.ORG.AU WWW.GLEBEJAFC.ORG.AU 2019 YEARBOOK GLEBE JAFC I 83 GLEBE GREYHOUNDS JAFC MILESTONES 50 GAMES Elyse Burke / Zara Kilborn / Emma Walsh REPRESENTATIVE PLAYERS Zara Kilborn / Matisse Liu / Lily Race / Emma Walsh / Emily Webb UNDER 14s UMPIRES Elyse Burke / Matisse Liu / Emma Walsh / Lorien Wong AFL SYDNEY JUNIORS UNDER 14 YOUTH GIRLS REP CARNIVAL TEAM 2019 Emily Webb YG DIV 1 COACH Monica Bourke ASSISTANT COACHES Chavvauhn Calver, Richard Stone TEAM MANAGER Penny Cheverall FITNESS TRAINER Shelley Gorman GLEBE PERPETUAL AWARD - BELLE OF THE BALL Emma Walsh GLEBE PERPETUAL AWARD CLUB ROOKIE OF THE YEAR Emily Webb Report by Monica Bourke U14YG DIV 1 TEAM AWARDS BEST & FAIREST Emma Walsh BEST & FAIREST RUNNER-UP Lily Race BEST DEFENDER Elyse Burke BEST MIDFIELDER Lorien Wong LEADING GOAL KICKER Emma Walsh BEST ALL-ROUNDER Madison Stone MOST IMPROVED Emily Webb MOST COURAGEOUS Taitum Watts PLAYERS PLAYER Emma Walsh

hat a sensational year for the Girl hounds!! An awesome group of Wgirls came together at the start of the season, plenty of rookies, new and returning players stepped up to take on Division One. You all bonded as a team and displayed a magical team spirit that makes Glebe unique. It was going to be a tough season as we stepped up to Division One but in true Greyhound style you took on the challenge and your consolidation as a U14YG DIV 1 team displayed some awesome footy SYLVIE BICKNELL week after week. We pushed the top A super season! Either as a ruck,or of the table with close matches, some dropping to the back lines or pushing wins, some losses but it was tough up forward just kept demonstrating and inspirational to watch. your skills around the ground week On behalf of all the coaching staff, after week. Your impact on the rest our team manager and parents, we An of the team was so positive and are extremely proud of what the girls awesome inspiring. A real talent for the game achieved in only their first year of group of of footy! playing football together as a team girls came ELYSE BURKE and taking on Division One. Superb season this year! You really Our girls represented our club together stepped up this year! Your play with fun, respect and came together at the around the ground either as a wing regardless of age or experience and start or a defender showed courage, great formed a tight group of stars in the of the read of the play and always being making! As the year progressed first to the ball allowed your skills to the girl continued to demonstrate season, develop strongly. Wowsers you have incredible team spirit, commitment plenty of some awesome footy ahead of you! to each other and they grew, allowing rookies, Well done on achieving 50 games this formations of backlines, midfield and year. forward lines to stabilise allowing for new and MAYA GROSSER positive structures to see them play returning Dominated in the backs again this great footy week after week. players year! Your skills were consistently on

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display each week and your defensive week to grow your game of footy LOLA WAKELIN strategies assisted your teammates Keep it up Madi! Your strength and confidence just time after time clearing the ball from SUSANNAH PAGET kept growing and growing each attack to allow your teammates to Your first year of playing AFL and week! The ability to back yourself drive the ball to attack. A great run your confidence grew each week! and throw yourself in amongst the in the forwards showed your ability Your ability to adapt around the play was great. Stepping up to get to to hit targets or score. You just keep ground was sensational. Your courage the ball first in the backs was brilliant getting better each year – can’t wait in the defence zone was brilliant, along with turning over the ball to for next year! your run in the rucks was great, assist in our attacks! Your ruck work ZARA KILBORN leading in the forwards to space for was spot on as you tapped directly to Your leadership again was on display marks was really great to watch, teammates on the lead a really strong each week and it is brilliant to see kicking your first AFL goal was a season for you Lola! you shine and direct your teammates. blast! You certainly proved your footy EMMA WALSH Your sense of team either playing in skills in your first year - can’t wait You really stepped up this year and the forwards or backs allowed your until next year! your talent each week was incredible skill set all over the ground to shine LILY RACE to watch! From strong marking, in kicking goals or defending with What a sensational year for you tough tackles, breaks from the packs strong tackles and your strength to this year! Your presence really to follow through with attack of turn the game around with strong shone this year, your team spirit, dodging the opposition, bouncing attacks is sensational to watch – keep encouragement and leadership really the footy on the run to complete it up Zara you have more great footy was effortless for you! You proved goals was inspirational for your team. ahead of you! Well done on achieving a machine for us in the mids. Your Your swift play of kicking to leads, 50 games this year. overhead and chest marks were clearing the ball in whilst in the MATISSE LIU awesome, tough tackling, goals defence zone to your teammates was A big asset for our team! So quick and ability to grow each week was incredible! Well done on achieving in the mids to drive the ball to our exceptional! Can’t wait to see your 50 games this year. attack, your swift clearances and footy develop further next year! TAITUM WATTS ability to read the play either to MELODY SCHOFIELD Your first season playing AFL was attack or shutdown play from the Your confidence just kept growing brilliant! You just kept getting better opposition is incredible to watch. each week! Te ability to back yourself and better each week. Your no fear Your time in the forwards proved and throw yourself in amongst the approach to the ball was superb as positive with goals or direct kicks to play was great. Stepping up to get to you won possession of the footy forwards was on cue. Your ability to the ball first in the backs was brilliant and cleared to team mates to drive duck and weave the bigger players on along with turning over the ball to to attack was brilliant. Getting first the other side again demonstrated assist in our attacks! Your run in the to the ball and shutting down play what a great player you are!! mids or centre demonstrated courage, from your opposition was strong. CHARLOTTE MAGUIRE tough tackling and quick clearances Your runs into space to drive the ball Your confidence and ability grew to team mates was brilliant. Your down the ground to team mates was from the start of the season. You run in the forwards allowed your spot on! Can’t wait to see your skills played well in the forwards, mids and teammates to score or score yourself! develop next year! backs. And some almighty tackling. Great season Mel! EMILY WEBB Great run in the ruck. Kicking your LILY STONE Great year of footy for your first year first AFL goal was sensational! The ability to back yourself and of playing! Great run in the ruck REMY MAGUIRE throw yourself in amongst the play this year! Each week your ability to Your first season playing AFL you was great. Stepping up to get to the tap and place the ball was on cue showed great ball skills, marking, ball first in the backs was brilliant, for your teammates. Your strength tackling, kicking goals and a great leading to space and driving the ball on the wing, in defense or forward team player! Your ability to clear the forward from the mids time after allowed you to create space to run, packs, side stepping the opposition time was impressive. Ability to read bounce and kick out of defence or in and go for runs to our forwards, the play, shutdown play or create the forwards ability to kick to leads incredible. Your growth and attacking play comes easy for you! in attack or kicking goals yourself. confidence each week is absolutely Great season this year! You consistently turned over the play brilliant to watch! We can’t wait to MADISON STONE to our advantage, tough tackling and see your skills develop further next Your strength, courage and no long kicks shown throughout the year as you have a great career ahead fear was on display each week. year! Sensational season for your first! in footy. The ability to back yourself, throw LORIEN WONG MADISON MOK yourself in amongst the play was Wow what a brilliant year! Your What a great first year of AFL! Your great, your quick turnovers of the reading of the play, instinct and all tackling, roving and team plays ball to teammates in space was spot round game of footy is empowering were solid, what a great team asset. on! Stepping up to get to the ball to watch. Strong in the backs, fast in A fantastic team player and leader! first in the backs, mids and forwards the mids and goal kicking is a talent Your spirit for playing footy is just demonstrated your ability to play you delivered each week. Can’t wait brilliant to see each week. Your no footy – It was brilliant to watch! Great to see your skills develop further next fear approach allowed you week after Season! year! Brilliant year Lorien!

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ho in their right Our first game of the season U14YG DIV 2 mind would against Canada Bay at Maroubra can XANTHE BIRD volunteer to best be referred to as a “learning I was told that Xanthe only came into coach a bunch experience”, wherein the main the team as a favour to her friend Wof adolescent girls? The tears, the lesson was just how good a YG who had told her that we needed tantrums - but, to be honest, that was footy team could be! Unfortunately extra players. Well, you would never pretty much just me! While we had Canada Bay were supposed to have guessed it from the level of our challenges through the season, have been in D1, however were commitment that she showed both we had some great highlights, learnt mis-graded and delivered a good in training and game in her first a lot (especially the coach) and, old fashioned shellacking to the season of footy. Going from strength hopefully, have had enough fun to get unsuspecting Girlhounds - a rather to strength through the season, she everyone back next year. So, how did rude welcome to footy for the new showed that she was versatile, athletic Season 2019 shape up for the U14YG players! and determined, with her amazing D2 Girlhounds? The Girlhounds rose up from growth as a footy player. As seems to be the perpetual nice that opening shock and, while ELORA BURN problem we have at Glebe, the club we were on the wrong side of Elora is one of the youngest players was again extraordinarily successful the mercy rule in almost half our we learnt in the team, and could have played with recruiting girls to footy. What games, they kept spirits high, a lot and, in a lower age group this year, but this meant to our team was that we never gave up and improved week hopefully, chose to challenge herself and play had a nice big squad of 20 players on week to finish the season with up for the second year in a row. It to work with, but more than half fantastic run of performances in have had was great to see her confidence and the team were completely new their last 4 games. enough skills continue to grow through the to the game. Straight up, we had Special thanks also to all the fun to get season, in particular her efforts the challenge of having to balance parents for their positive support across the centre in some of our teaching the skills and basics of throughout the season - looking everyone toughest games. She’s setting the game to most of the team while forward to seeing you all again back next herself up well for a really strong extending the “veterans”. next year! year. future in footy.

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FRANCES DOYLE Being new to footy, and new to team sport, was no handicap for Frances as she took on the game, and anyone between her and the ball, head on. Her individual efforts in winning the ball all over the ground created many opportunities for us, but her development as a supportive, team player was a real highlight. Frances’ consistent strong performances saw her win our Best and Fairest award and tie as the Player’s Player. ARABELLA FENNESSY Bella worked hard all year in her first season, showed she was adaptable and more than capable in whatever role we threw at her. In particular, she really impressed with her marking, which does not always come naturally to new players, and snagged a couple of goals through the season, including one in our win against Maroubra. LUCINDA LYNN Fast and focused first-timer - Lucinda quickly showed her strength as a transition player, working end-to-end with the flow of the ball, and her versatility, playing in every position through the year. Worked the backline this year where she had not to score a major with a cheeky with the rest of her debut season, 3 in the final game of the season. the entire ground earned her our hard on her skills all season and her strongest and most consistent snap over the shoulder against Easts, Charlie worked hard at training ISABELLA VINCENT DELGADO Best All-Rounder award but even reaped the rewards with a couple season yet. Tearing the ball out of the SOME but still put a score on the board. and improved every game, but she A great first season for Bella, more importantly she is also clearly of very nice goals and our Best breakdowns to clear the ball, fierce HIGHLIGHTS: KATIE PAXTON absolutely gave us her best against enthusiastic and eager to learn, she admired and respected by her Midfielder award. tackling and great support for her A mid-season win Katie continued to grow as a player the toughest team in our league, also proved ferocious on field with teammates as she tied in the voting for ELISHA MATTHEWS teammates across the defensive line against Maroubra in through this season, performing running and tackling hard, winning hard tackling, determined chasing our inaugural Player’s Player award. a close fought game It only took one game for us to find each week saw Lara earn our runner- lifted confidence going most strongly out of the centre and and clearing the ball and showing and great game sense. Another player CHARLOTTE WONG the right slot for Elisha, setting her up Best and Fairest. into the back half of the starting to take opportunities when that she really is going to be a player that we were happy to try in any Being one of the youngest and up at centre half back where she ISABELLE MILNE season. they came her way (as evidenced by to contend with in the future. position, she gave it a red-hot go all smallest players on the team was took a leading role as the apex of Issy’s a player you just love having Keeping Penshurst, who a great snap at goal out of the pack ZOE SINCLAIR over the field. We can’t wait to see never an issue for Charlotte, who our defensive line, intercepting and on-ball - she reads the play had thrashed everyone against Maroubra). Her parochial Zoe had a bit of a quiet start to what Bella can bring to the team next fearlessly took on anyone between turning back any run up the centre incredibly well, creating exciting all season, to under 50 loyalty as an Inner Westy shone the season and then missed a few season. her and the ball. Unfortunately, due from the opposition. Like many in the opportunities and clearances out of points, achieving our through as Katie played all her very games due to a big family holiday. ANABEL WATSON to martial arts commitments, she team, Elisha showed her best in some congestion. Her instincts, however, goal for the game - “no best games against any team from Clearly she’d been distracted by the Unfortunately for Anabel, she had missed half the season, so I do not mercy rule!” of our toughest games, with particular tend to always lead her back to east of Anzac Parade, in particular impending break because, on her a delayed start to her debut season think we got to see all that Charlotte highlights against Easts where she defence where her terrific game Taking it right up to Easts where she was amongst the return, she turned it on! Scoring due to copping a concussion at has to offer, but hopefully we’ll get pulled in some strong defensive marks sense and fearless determination to Easts in our last home best on ground each time we came up career first goal against Easts and netball (nasty dangerous game), and to see more of her next season. One game, best team game and huge clearing kicks. throw herself into the path of the of the season (to that against them. really making her presence felt all understandably had a tentative first special highlight - as captain in FREYA MCKENDRY opposition and not let the ball past point) BILLIE PALMER over the field, particularly ruck and few games once she was able to join our only winning game, Charlotte Notching up her 50th game this earned her our Most Courageous Tall, strong and determined, Billie forward line, she was a changed the squad. However, once she got crucially won the toss and set us up Our last game of the season, Freya qualified as a real award. was a natural in the ruck and was player. going, her confidence grew week on for victory! year against Maroubra, veteran, and that experience showed AOIFE MOORE a fantastic team effort happy to use her muscle to give LUCY THOMSEN week and we got to see what a great GEORGIA WRIGLEY on the field. Playing at full-back for Another of our debutantes, Aoife in a really close game, herself, and the team, best chance to I love having Lulu on the forward athlete she is, working hard off the Georgia impressed right from the start us, her tough and desperate defence was a late addition to the squad, going down by only get first touch of the footy. Another line with her awesome left boot wing and joining the ruck rotation with her attitude, eagerness to learn, kept us out of trouble so many times. signing up and joining training 5 points, but having of our first-timers, she also showed and tenacity around the loose ball. where her super springs saw her athleticism and willingness to have a As the last line of defence, she was in the last week before the season the ball in our forward that we could run her in just about Unfortunately though, for most of winning most of her hit outs. go. Nothing demonstrated the latter line for the dying also our first line of attack with started, so more than anyone she minutes (my nerves any position, and she would perform. our games, it was pretty quiet on the ELLE WAUCHOPE two points better than her mighty mighty kicking getting the ball down was really learning on the fly. Right are still jangling!). The CHARLIE ROBINSON forward line, so Lulu rotated through As quiet achievers go, they don’t sprinting chase down ¾ of the field to our forwards. A hard-earned, and from the start she was fast, fearless Girlhounds were so When we’re putting together the midfield where she also shone as a come much quieter, or achieve at Moore Park to successfully cut off well-deserved Best Defender award and fierce with her tackling and, revved up after the these profiles, we like to think determined rover. Tankfully we had anywhere near as much as Elle. She what looked like an unstoppable run for Freya. as her understanding of the game game, belting out of the highlights for our players, some more balanced games where has an engine that just won’t quit, into attack. Georgia has everything the happiest, loudest LARA MILLWARD developed through the season, rendition of the club and one thing I can say for Charlie she could really show her strength, would happily run on-ball all day, she needs to grow into a great player In her 3rd season of footy, Lara was not shy to have a go and take song we’d heard all is “Penshurst Panthers”. Not earning our Golden Boot as leading is determined, unselfish, focused in coming years, and we’re looking clearly found her natural home on opportunities as they arose. Unlucky year!! saying there was anything wrong goalkicker, including a mighty bag of and fearless. Elle’s efforts across forward to seeing that happen.

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hat a cracker of to Pennant Hills by mercy rule it circumstances they probably would U15 DIV 2-ALLIANCE commitment. Played in the ruck and always knows how to find space. An a season. To win made me realise we had to make have rested up…..but not today. BEN BASKIN dominated, reliable in the forward outside running player who likes to a Premiership some positional changes. We did and We got off to a bit of a nervous start, Ben played in both the backline and line and kicked a brilliant goal run wide down the wing with ball in against the odds we improved. Further losses made dropping easy marks, not kicking forwards. Safe as houses in defence, against Pennant Hills earlier in the hand and deliver to the forward line. Wwas unbelievable. On top of that we us realise we have to continuously straight and Penno getting the rub head over the ball footballer who is year and strong in defence. Great first Has great game sense and positional had 10 players named in the City make changes so that we became of the free kicks (again). By quarter always looking at options, uses his season Luke. play and always ‘pops up’ as the extra Representative team, together with less predictable. Losing games all of time we were down 21 - 7. Second body well, great team player who MAX HAMRA man in attack. City Representative Noah Mitchell being second runner a sudden became very important. quarter, we improved our composure knows how to shepherd, feed the ball Another one of our strong backline player as well. up in the AFL Junior Best and Fairest We learned to analyse why and how and discipline. By half time we were back and clear the goal-line. Played defenders. Ultra reliable, gets down PETER JUDGE Award. Not a bad season of footy by we lost and discussed it at training We went down by a goal and we were back in a few games up in the forwards and low to the ground, unafraid of getting Another one of our backline any means. the following week. We were able to the game. Going into the third quarter kicked goals as well as numerous goal bumped always having a crack. defenders who is a pest to all forward We played 15 rounds of football, lost learn from it and get better. Tirdly, from the boys really turned it on and played assists. Well done Ben. Understands our defensive structures structures. Disables forward attacks four games; two against Pennant Hills we peaked at exactly the right time. In training their best footy of the season. Plenty OSCAR BOSNAJAKOVIC and plays and can always be relied with a strong overhead mark or and two against Moore Park Tigers. the second semi final the boys came once a of ‘hard ball’ gets, marks going to Great season from a great player. upon to clear the ball down the intercepting fist. Looks great in full But we won the game that matters out and hammered Moore Park. We week to hand and better goal kicking saw us Is a true backline player who saved flanks in a tight situation. A smart flight in the air and is quick to disable most, the Grand Final. Tis was the blew them off the park and we never up by 12 points. Notwithstanding the day with his brilliant contested backline player who never lets you incoming attacking options. Cool season that we learned a lot about looked back. twice a we were ahead, I didn’t want the overhead marks and backline down. under pressure and knows how to ourselves. Number one, the more we Going into the grand final against week as boys to ‘switch off’ and think we clearing kicks. Played at CHB in FINN HARTLEY-WHITNEY find support players. trained at the back end of the season Pennant Hills we had good form and we hit the had the game won. Te last quarter the semi final series, ensured the One of our team stalwarts who TADGH KELLY the better we got. We went from the boys were fearless. Pennant Hills semi- instruction was to go back out and backs kept their structure and was unfortunately copped a bad head One of three co-captains who runs all training once a week to twice a week had beaten us twice and we have win that quarter. And we did - by a dominant with his hard running knock this year and could only day. Our spiritual leader who always as we hit the semi-finals. I reckon our beaten them twice. It was always finals. I point. breaking tackles and clearing kicks play four games due to concussion. contributes verbally as well as with skill level increased by 20%, especially going to be a tough battle. Tis was a reckon Big thank you to Matt, Dan, into the forward line. Showed plenty of team spirit by his actions. Fearless in the air when with our intensity around the ball, decider in more ways than one. Once our skill Cameron and my very patient LUKE COSTELLO turning up at training and games to competing for the ball which was on hitting targets, clean hands, decision again we made changes, not so much Manager Kerrie for putting up with First season player who improved cheer the boys on and provide plenty full display in the grand final when making and game sense. because we wanted to but because we level me and the rest of the parent group for week in week out. A pleasure of encouragement and support. colliding heavily with an opposition Number two, we learned a lot had to. We had five players going into increased helping out and entrusting your boys to coach as he always followed SAMUEL JACKSON player, got back up and kept going. from our losses. After our first loss the game with the flu. Under normal by 20% to me. instructions and showed plenty of Runner Up Best and Fairest and An inspirational player.

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UNDER 15s U15 DIV 2-ALLIANCE TEAM AWARDS BEST & FAIREST Noah Mitchell BEST & FAIREST RUNNER-UP Samuel Jackson BEST DEFENDER Samuel Scutella LEADING GOAL SCORER Lucas Newman DIV 2-ALLIANCE COACHES AWARD Jack Rath Player profiles

JAMES KENNY Another fearless player who does not let up. Took the ‘Mark of the Year’ in the grand final, running backwards jumping in the air and colliding heavily with an opposition player. Delivers good quality football week in week out. Capable of playing anywhere on the field and is the ideal player to coach. DAEMON LAKATOS Has developed an outstanding overhead contested mark. Looks great running in full flight with the ball down the wing and has proven he is just as good in the backline as he is in the forward line. Possesses an accurate kick at goal and always hits his targets. Versatile player which makes my coaching job easier. CULLEN LUM Great to see one of our team favourites back this year. We put out the call for help and Cullen came to our rescue. A beast in the ruck and GABRIEL QUOYLE left his mark on opposition players in when competing for the ball shows Our super sub forward goal sneak defence. no mercy to opposition players. who can sniff out a goal from DAMIAN SUMNER Doesn’t take a backward step, always anywhere. Unable to play for a few First year player who tried hard. backs his mates and runs himself games mid-way through the season Mainly played up in the forward line into the ground. The sort of player but came back more determined than and occasionally on the wing where you want by your side. ever. Kicked a neat after the siren goal he could use his pace. Only played HARVEY LYNN against Moore Park in the semi finals seven games but left his mark on the I love his enthusiasm for the ball, but the icing on the cake was kicking team. Good luck Damian. leads out hard and is improving with two much needed goals in the grand MAX TROUGHTON his timing. Possesses an elegant and final. Another one of our defensive heros ‘easy to watch’ around the body left JACK RATH in the backline who thwarted many foot kick. Kicked a timely goal in the Another one of our versatile players attacks. You can always rely on Max to grand final which got us on the path who goes in hard. Played forward, get his fist to the ball, or get his head to victory. Starting to use his frame mids and backs and always delivered. over the ball and to put his body on a lot more and will be hard to stop Given the job of ‘tagging’ opposition the line. A truly unrelenting defensive moving forward. players and did a great job. Sacrificed player who is a gleaming example of NOAH MITCHELL his own game for the good of the how players should defend. A truly What a great season, Co-captain, City team. Clean hands, great tackler and great team player and a pleasure to Representative player, Runner Up kicked the ‘sealing’ goal from a set coach. best and fairest in Sydney Harbour shot kick in the grand final. CHRIS WOLCZAK AFL Juniors, team best and fairest SAMUEL SCUTELLA Another one of our versatile players winner and went home with a team Another one of our hard inspirational who could play anywhere. Spent most premiership. Can it get any better for players who never gave an inch. of the season in the ruck winning this super star player? Great overhead Tackled hard, competed hard and clean ball and as an ‘on-baller’ as well. mark, highly competitive, kicked a was a constant target by opposition Has great physical strength, cleaned bag of goals, plays anywhere on the teams. Our General in the mid-field opposition players out of rucks with a field. Need I say anymore. who organised our rucks and calls single focus for the ball. Played in the LUCAS NEWMAN and took control. Swept across as backline in the grand final and totally An absolute gun player. One of a defensive midfielder to clean up dominated. the most naturally gifted and when required and chipped in with LUKA VAN STOM talented players I have seen. Follows some great goals. Goal kicking champion who played instructions beautifully. Played up DOM SHAPIRO up front in the forward line. Used his front this year and kicked 30 goals, Played as both an attacking winger size well to steam roll over some very runs with ease past players, has a and defensive winger this year. Ultra- unfortunate opposition players. Has great fend and swerve. Played in the reliable player who stymied many an excellent lead and a real passion to ruck in the grand final and totally attacking raids, then turned defence get the ball. Missed the first few games dominated across the field and into attack down the wing. Always of the season but made a massive kicked three goals. A pleasure to had his head over the ball, used his difference up front and created many coach. size well to clean out the rucks and attacking options.

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the ability and willingness to play anywhere on the ground – except full forward (well probably has the willingness). Unfortunately missed games and training to other commitments which showed how badly he was missed. CHARLIE EYIAM-ROWE Fastest Duck over 50m. When he is on his pace and aggression make him a damaging half back, centreman and winger. Great team man, always has a story. If you upset any of Charlie’s family or mates he is ready to take on the world for them – and will win. Proven. RILEY FITZROY Consistent. It can be overlooked how good a player Riley is because his standard becomes expected. When the ball goes into our backline and we are outnumbered a panicked bench can be settled by the words “Riley’s there”. We all know he will win the contest and turn the panic into opportunity. It would be missed by those outside the team how hard and ruthless Riley is and the influence his actions have to steady the group. A frustrating season for Riley for a few a dada dada. hit hard at the back end of the contribute outside the immediate l George – Stepped up to assistant his junior footy days. Good luck, see reasons, but still a bloody good one. The Mongrel Duck team year. This meant that the hoped team environment by umpiring, coach when she saw me facing the you around and thanks. Runner up B&F. from somewhere near for consistency at years end never watering, canteening, bbqing, coaching armies of the opposition KAI CHOWDHURY LACHLAN HARMER Camperdown started the happened. We narrowly missed the chauffeuring, nursing and alone. Kept an eye on player groups A great midfield ball winner but Harmer. Known by last name due to Lyear like all others, shambolically. finals and finished 5th. Inevitably we empathising, on behalf of the players in the huddles to keep things positive probably a better outside running a surplus of Lachlans. Classy wing/ Yet another Alliance (of age groups will look back on the on-field season – thanks. and made sure I got player rotations wingman. Huge contributor who was forward outside player who can run, this time) meant that introductions with a touch of “what might have And a few personal ones to those less wrong. Ta. badly missed at training and games carry and deliver the footy with were made, training schedules were beens”. who were on the track and the bench l The group. With all the due to injury and some unnatural great skill. Unfortunately another organised, officials delegated, and Football teams are about much with me and the team: champions they liked to send us, commitment to something called who never got a great run at it due to pre-season training scheduled. As all more than results though. Off field l Bev – If the Ducks were to have you kept your end up. You are an the HSC. Another leaving the junior commitments outside of footy. of this was done within 3 or 4 weeks the boys had a great year. Being a a president, vice president, secretary inspiring group of young men. I’m ranks. Thanks from all, see you DASH HIBBERD of the season starting, pre-season young man today certainly comes and committee, Bev would have all of proud to call you mates. Thanks for around. Found on ball a tougher ask against didn’t amount to much. A couple of with a large range of challenges and these roles. Instead she just gets the the support. AIDEN CONNOLLY the bigger bodies of U17s so used his trial games and we were away. the way the group rallied around manager title. Don’t know how you Torn between footy and boxing early skill and pace to become an outside The season on the field was a real and supported one another means do it and thanks for putting up with U17 DIV 2-ALLIANCE season, but once he committed a big running winger and high forward. mixed bag. We had some brilliant that friendships have been made me. Ta. JESSE BADER team contributor. Learnt early season Highly skilled and really quick. A wins and some disappointing narrow that will last long into the future. We l Shane – This year a lot of those Vice Captain. Inspirational aggressive to keep the aggression at the footy link man in many Duck forward losses. The Ducks found it hard to have players that have now finished who I’ve had as assistants over the ball winning centreman. Genuinely and became a straight line running, entries. Badly missed when he went get any consistency going and team their junior footballing careers and I last couple of years moved on due to loves the game and loves the no nonsense backman. Hard as a cats down injured for a couple of weeks. availabilities due to injury and other am sure they will look back at their other commitments. When Shane camaraderie of being in a team. head. DYLAN HOWARD commitments meant that the team last year with the Ducks as being an saw me floundering he stepped up Makes footy fun for all around him COOPER DREW Tried around the ground early season changed greatly from week to week. entertaining one. We hope you all and brought something new. Cheers. and plays the game with great spirit. Coop played in the hardest position and settled in to being an attacking A group of lads that are 15, 16 and continue on with your footy and will l Steve – Another who saw me Another who has played out his on the team – coaches son. Generally intercept marking half back. Showed 17 certainly have a lot going on in keep an eye on your progress both on struggling at training as the sole A group of junior career. Thanks for all you’ve hard endurance running wingman his class on the field. Was around their lives! This was reflected on and off the field. On behalf of all at “adult” and stepped up to always be lads that contributed. Cheers. but stepped up to play forward the votes and all the other individual the training track where numbers both clubs – thanks for your service. there. Reckons he knows nothing are 15, GABE BASS-TRACY when injuries decimated the Ducks awards and is the unlucky one to fluctuated due to injury, work, school And if you can – get down next year about footy coaching but the players A cruel year for Gabe. Was playing forward stocks. Played well enough miss out. Dylan has finished his and other sporting commitments. We and get around the 2020 U17s. and I know better. Cheers 16 and 17 his best game of the year and looked there to probably win any most junior football career. Good luck, we kept battling on and it was felt that A community club takes an l Luke – a passionate runner. First certainly to have found his role in the team improved award if the coach had will all keep an eye on your senior if we could keep in the mix and get a enormous amount of effort. As to volunteer for the role and first to have a lot as a forward/ruck when he suffered decided to give one out. career and thanks. bit of continuity later in the season players and coaches we don’t see a lot give the running part away to any an injury that kept him out for a big JOE DYSTER OSCAR LANE-HUMPHRIES we still had a good chance to give the of the work that goes into it, but on injured Duck who could run and just going on chunk of the season. Was finding his I’ve always thought of Joe as a Another speedy wingman who finals a shake. behalf of the players - thanks. stick with the passion. Thanks for the in their way back late in the year and then we lockdown centre half back but also plays forward and back. Had Unfortunately the curse of injury To the Ducks volunteers who support. lives! ran out of games. Gabe has played out showed through the year he has commitments that kept him from

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training regularly but showed on later in the year what we really had teammates. Prolific ball winner, OSCAR SACHS encouragement? Rarely beaten. One game days he can really play. Valued missed. Tough uncompromising doesn’t miss training, doesn’t miss a Played senior footy for the majority of the group who has played their last team man. Hope you get a better run centreman or lockdown key position contest, wears the knocks, treats all of the season with Sydney Uni junior footy game. We will all keep at it next year to give the potential a back. with respect, supports his teammates U19s. Came and helped out on a few an eye on the senior career Billy, and chance. TOM MINNETT and encourages. B&F. occasions when injuries decimated keep in touch. On behalf of all Ducks JOE MANNING Greeny often slips under the radar AARON (REX) QUAIL the Ducks flock and enjoyed the and those at the clubs – thanks. Best Joe came into the team this year which is the way he likes it. Hard Captain. Wholehearted contributor opportunity to represent his junior defender. after many years of not playing tackling left foot midfielder who also who embraced the role of leading the footy clubs. All the best Oscar – and LACHLAN WALSH footy. Played forward with the role plays the role of defensive forward Ducks. Certainly learnt a lot about thanks. Walshy. A true white line footballer. of competing and locking the ball in. goal sneak. Another Duck who trying to lead and unify a range of REUBEN SACHS Nicest guy you’d meet on this side of A valuable team man who became suffered injury and was badly missed different personalities! Did it by A very good backman. Moved to the boundary. Aggressive, competitive admired both for his support of his in some late season games. keeping at it. Well respected by his full forward when injury meant the beast on the field with an undeniable teammates and his willingness to WILL O’BRIEN teammates, his coaches and the whole Ducks lost a lot of goalkicking forward team first attitude. Hard nosed ball engage them all in seeking help to Vice Captain. A tough year for Will extended Duck crew. Another to leave targets. Became a very good forward. winning midfield/winger/backman. become a better footballer. A great because he was often used to fill the junior footy behind this year. Tanks A tough gig to learn full forward Another that missed big games with first year with the Ducks. voids left by the unfortunate run of skipper. which meant Reubs had some stand injury and was badly missed. ZAK MARTIN injuries the ducks had this year, but ASHTON ROBINSON out games and some quieter ones – LOUIS WILSON Captain. Played Centre Half Forward took on each role admirably. Probably I’ve never had much to do with which goes with the position. Given Restricted to way too few games and through the middle. Loves the played mostly across half back but Ashton before this season. I’ve missed another season in the key position I this year by injury and other game. Loves his teammates like genuinely played every position on out. Heart and soul player who was don’t doubt he will be kicking bags commitments. Classy player who brothers. Plays like a bull. Trains the ground except ruck this year. the first to put up his hand to fill the regularly. I think can play anywhere, but he hard. Would play footy all day Always a solid contributor on game ruckman job we have never really BILLY TOBIN thinks should play deep forward. everyday if he could. Well led. day and on the track. had anyone for. Played against bigger, Vice Captain. Tried in various spots A true footballer who plays with a FINN MCKENDRY MAX O’CONNOR heavier and older opponent’s every early season but found his way back team first attitude and was clearly Vice Captain. A rock. Missed a couple A true footballer’s footballer. week. Always at the games giving his to his favoured fullback role. Big devastated he was unable to contribute of games early season due to other Head over the ball centerman who all, always at training. Loves his team. factor in unifying this years Duck more. After the last couple of years you sporting commitments and showed can’t seem to do enough for his Deserved winner of coaches award. group with his voice, humour and deserve a good run at it Lou.

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2019 RECIPIENTS Paul Droudis played 100 games PAST RECIPIENTS for Glebe and then played for the Balmain Tigers, represented Australia JUNIOR FOOTBALLER JUNIOR FOOTBALLER in the international Cerebral Palsy OF THE YEAR (U17 OR U16) Games, and in 2000 received an OF THE YEAR Awarded to a senior player (U16s award from the Prime Minister. 2018 Angus MacDougal or U17s) who has demonstrated WINNER Jackson Townley 2017 James Scutella excellence in skill and sportsmanship 2016 Daragh Mullen throughout the year or over several SUSAN PARKER MEMORIAL 2015 William Gowers U17 seasons, and whose performances 2014 Sam Clark U17 have brought most credit upon the AUSKICK GRADUATE OF THE 2013 player and the club. YEAR Tom Dunlop U16 2012 WINNER Dylan Howard Awarded to 1 boy and 1 girl U10s Oscar Osborne U16 player who had shown significant 2011 Jack Hiscox U16 development since graduating from WRIGHT-CHANTRILL 2010 Jaydan Donato U16 the Auskick program. 2009 Rhys Lindsay U16 AUSKICK RISING STAR Susan Parker was club registrar AWARD 2008 Sam Goldsworthy U16 1999-2002, wife of Robert Parker 2007 Michael Trent U16 Awarded to an U8s player who has (Auskick coach 1996-80) and mother 2006 Joe Britton U14 demonstrated excellence in skill and of Mark (142 games) and Michael (236 commitment and displaying most games). 2005 Jarryd Boyd U16 potential in Auskick over several WINNERS Tom White and Lily Watters 2004 Alex Dacre U16 seasons. 2003 Reese Doran U16 WINNER Leon Doyle BELLE OF THE BALL 2002 Michael Parker U14 Awarded to a Youth Girl player 2001 Max Friend U14 CLUB ROOKIE OF THE YEAR displaying demonstrated excellence 2000 Thomas Lindsay U12 Awarded to the player who, in his/ in skill and commitment to the 1999 James Kirby U16 her first year of playing club AFL, Greyhounds. Belle Property 1998 is judged to be the most skilled or Eden Bennell U16 Sponsored award. displaying the most potential. 1997 Glenn Fowler U16 WINNER Emma Walsh WINNER Emily Webb 1996 Jason Fretwell U16 1995 Karol Foyle U15 BRITTON FAMILY COACHES SPIRIT OF THE CLUB AWARD 1994 Andrew Watson U15 Awarded to the player or former AWARD 1993 Nelson Marques U15 player whose selflessness of spirit This award acknowledges 1992 Daniel Williams U17 excellence in coaching at Glebe and generosity of nature furthers 1991 Matthew Coles U17 both the club and the code. and is open to Glebe coaches who demonstrate alignment to 1990 Matthew Coles U17 WINNER Rex Quail club values and goals, promotes a 1989 Brendon Pugh U15 positive and inclusive team culture, 1988 Sergio Marques U17 MICHAEL MCNAMARA is focussed on player development 1987 Greg Everest U15 MEMORIAL CLUBMAN over winning and actively seeks to 1986 Adam Coles U11 OF THE YEAR improve themselves as a coach. The 1985 Yannis Tzioumis U15 Awarded to the person, who, award is named in honour of David 1984 Jacob Black U17 through sportsmanship, service, Britton, President 2001 – 2006 and 1983 Scott Williams U9 innovation and concern for the coach from 2000 – 2002, and Joseph 1982 Phillip Abel U17 club and its ideals, has contributed Britton, Player Life Member with the most over one or more seasons. 245 games from 1998 to 2008, 250 Michael McNamara played for Glebe career goals, three Golden Boots, six CLUB ROOKIE OF THE YEAR in the 1980s, captaining the U15s in B&Fs, coach from 2008 to 2015 and 2018 Nicky Crosbie-Smyth 1985. Premiership coach U13 in 2009 and 2017 Emma Walsh WINNER Cain Sarah and Mike Schofield U16 in 2012. 2016 Brodi Williams WINNER Brad Scutella 2015 Lewis Verrell U14 BOB CLARK MEMORIAL 2014 Finn Crowley U14 1992 GOLDEN BOOT TROPHY THE GLEBE FAMILY CUP 2013 Sebastian Procter U8 Anton Ritchie U17, Nohn Huyhn U15 2001 Max Friend 2017 Luke Macdougall 1991 Awarded to the season’s leading Awarded to the family who has 2012 Michael Grove U12 Cameron Wright U15 2000 Joshua Lucas 2016 Kirsty Bass 1990 goal kicker and named in memory of made a significant contribution to 2011 Rory Potter U11 David Hutchins U17 1999 Mark Parker 2015 Jason Howard Bob Clark, who played for Balmain the club during the season. 2010 Joe Harman U12 1998 Michael Parker, Mark Parker 2014 Mark Gibbins Tigers. Awarded to an U13s – U17s WINNER SPIRIT OF THE CLUB AWARD Susie Mulveney and David Liu 2009 Nick Quinn U13 1997 James Kirby 2013 Margaret Sammut player. 2018 Paul Droudis 2008 Dario Villante U12 1995 Paul Droudis 2012 Chris Osborne WINNER Brodie Williams 2020 CLUB CAPTAINS 2017 Jotaro Howard-Shibuya 2007 Sam Jung U13 1994 Ted Baker 2011 Maxine Bartlett Awarded to the U16s or U17s 2016 Angus Macdougall 2006 Jack Hiscox U11 1993 James Kirby 2010 Brad Scutella TERRY WATSON MEMORIAL players who by their commitment, 2015 Dekka Adams 2005 Bradley Plug U12 1992 Seamus Williams 2009 Jeff Wright GOLDEN BACK TROPHY contribution, example, effort, skill 2014 Alex Wright, Rowdy Friend 2004 Joe Jackson U14 2008 Awarded to the most distinguished and sportsmanship over a number Murali Chinnappa 1991 Daniel Williams Don Chudleigh of seasons are judged to be worthy 2003 Ben Manassah U10 back-line player for the club. In 2013 Oscar Gibbins 1990 Matthew Feain 2007 Michelle Chantrill memory of Terry Watson, who leaders and role models for all players 2002 Reese Doran U14 2012 Sam Nachtergaele 1989 Peter Prentice 2006 Noelene Sappey coached in the early 1990s and father in the Club. 2001 Alex Dacre U14 2011 Max Friend 1988 Saul Maloney 2005 John Whiley of former players Andrew (91 games) WINNERS Finn McKendry, Molly Walsh, 2000 Aaron Tobey U11 2010 Joe Britton 1987 Jodie Wellfare 2004 Malcolm France and Dylan (121 games). Ashton Robinson 1999 Jack Wright U12 2009 Sam Goldsworthy 1986 Matthew Coles 2003 Lee Hancock WINNER Bill Smith 1998 Daniel Lambert U12, 2008 Glenn Fowler 1985 Brett Wellfare 2002 David Lucas Robert Lay U10, Daniel Boyd U10 2007 Max Oke 1984 Brett Wellfare 2001 Sian Williams DROUDIS AWARD FOR 1997 Anthony Gray U14 2006 Matthew Sappey 1983 Maurice Petrolo 2000 Rob Parker DETERMINATION AND 1996 Anthony Lees U10 2005 Jarryd Boyd MICHAEL MCNAMARA 1999 Steve Lewis COURAGE 1995 Luke Hall U15, Raf Bodame U13 2004 Glenn Fowler 1998 Peter Cameron, Mary Anderson Donated by the Droudis family to 1994 Karl Engel U17 MEMORIAL CLUBMAN honour the most determined and 2003 Glenn Fowler 1997 Rob Parker 1993 Sylvester Ho U15 OF THE YEAR courageous player during the season. 2002 Kane Hancock 2018 Bev Walsh 1996 Susan Kirby

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1995 Robin Solling, Max Solling 2003 Jarryd Boyd 43 2011 Aidan Sammut U16 2006 Alex Curtis THE GLEBE FAMILY CUP 2010 James Scutella 1994 Louis Marques 2002 Joe Britton 37 2010 Vinny Britton U14 2005 Harrison White 2018 Barnes Family 2009 Luke Lawrence 1993 Adam Coles, Matthew Feain 2001 Joe Britton 18 2009 Jaydan Donato U16 2004 Hamish Armitage 2017 Christie-Day Family 2008 Henry Lamshed 1990 Matthew Coles 2000 Darren Shepherd 50 2008 Blake Malcolm U16 2003 Reece Davies 2016 Clark-Holley Family 2007 William Gowers 1989 Rod Pugh 1999 Thomas Lindsay 25 2007 Louis Bennell U13 2002 Ben Smith 2015 Bass Tracy Family 2006 Payton Ellis 1988 Paul Feain 1998 John Masters 55 2006 Cameron McKenzie U14 2001 Patrick Glen 2014 Gowers-Dixon Family 2005 Oscar Osborne 1997 Neil Fretwell 57 2005 Jacob Fleming U16, 2000 Matthew Sappey 2013 Bass Tracy Family 2004 Daniel Trent WRIGHT-CHANTRILL 1996 Anthony Keeble 23 Ryan Hancock U14 1999 Nick Rosen-Evans, Shaun Smith 2012 Stephenson, Kitchin Family 2003 Eden Woodend AUSKICK RISING STAR 1995 Gregory Lewis 22 2004 Charlie Falkner U12 1998 Joshua Lucas 2011 Adams, Simpson Family 2002 Sam Goldsworthy AWARD 1994 Lee Fretwell 48 2003 Jack Wright U16 1997 Chantal Morley 2010 Sammut Family 2001 Rhys Lindsay 2018 2002 Nicky Crosbie-Smyth 1993 Anton Ritchie 38 Brendan Daunt U14 1996 Philip Anderson 2009 Chudleigh Family 2000 Joe Britton 2017 Hector Marsden 2001 Richard Cabeleira U12 1992 Daniel Kevin 58 1995 Luke Windon 2008 Wright, Chantrill Family 1999 Timothy Lay 2016 Patrick Smith 1991 Adam Coles 29 2000 Aaron Brown U12 2007 McInnes Family 1998 Nick Rosen-Evans 2015 Xavier Jacks 1990 Lewin Jones 48 1999 Adrian Wrice U16 2006 Oke Family 1997 Michael Parker LIFE MEMBERSHIP 2014 Xavier Busch 1989 Cheyne Anderson 23 1998 Ryan Murro U16 2005 Sappey Family 2018 Angus MacDougall 1988 Tom Rich 57 1997 Daniel McIlwraith U14 2004 Hancock Family CLUB CAPTAINS 2017 Don Chudleigh BOB CLARK MEMORIAL 1987 Adam Coles 39 1996 Jason Fretwell U16 2003 Lindsay Family 2018 Dylan Howard & Gabe Bass-Tracy. 2016 Peter Gowers & Maxine Bartlett GOLDEN BOOT TROPHY 1986 Nick Archer 44 2002 Fisher Family Lachlan Walsh & Riley Fitzroy. 2014 2018 Angus MacDougall 27 1985 Danny Kun 37 DROUDIS AWARD FOR Michelle Chantrill, Jeff Wright 2001 Hancock Family 2017 Angus Macdougall & 2017 Dylan Howard 37 1984 Danny Kun 17 DETERMINATION AND 2012 Dave Britton 2000 Lucas Family Brendan Doyle 2016 Tom Linfield Kent 20 1983 Matthew Coles 22 COURAGE 2007 Rob Parker, Chris Hancock, 1999 Kirby Family 2016 Billy Chudleigh & Lee Hancock 2015 Harvey Lynn 39 1982 Phillip Abel 57 2018 U12 Div 1 & Gabriel Quoyle Jotaro Howard-Shibuya 2014 Oscar Gibbins 80 1981 Graeme McCumiskey 35 2017 Billy Chudleigh, Kaiwen Guan 2005 Liz Lucas, Dave Lucas SUSAN PARKER MEMORIAL 2013 Charlie Morgan 76 2016 James Scutella 2004 John Muggridge AUSKICK GRADUATE OF THE BELLE OF THE BALL 2018 Matisse Liu 2012 Charlie Morgan 84 TERRY WATSON MEMORIAL 2015 Tyler Fuata 2003 Paul Droudis YEAR 2017 Rory MacDougall 2011 Jack Hiscox 41 GOLDEN BACK TROPHY 2014 Isaac Wallis 2001 Steve Lewis 2018 Maggie Cooney & Leon Titmuss 2010 Charlie Morgan 60 2018 Alec Longville 2013 James Dunlop 2000 Susan Kirby, Robert Kirby 2017 River Reid BRITTON FAMILY COACHES 2009 Rhys Lindsay 63 2017 Tim Adams 2012 U16s Div 3 team 1993 Paul Feain 2016 Velayus Wynne AWARD 2008 Eden Woodend 41 2016 Murali Chinnappa 2011 Daniel Trent 1991 John Prentice 2015 Darcy Dessent 2018 Matt Smith 2007 David Jung 45 2015 Baxter Aurisch U12 2010 Tom Avgenicos 1990 Simon Kelly 2014 Sam Scutella 2006 Max Oke 34 2014 Billy Chudleigh U14 2009 Nathan Tulk 1989 Doreen Chatwin, Tony Hughes 2013 Finn McKendry 2005 Rhys Lindsay 34 2013 Aiden Sammut U16 2008 Eamonn Robinson 1988 John Coles 2012 Sebastian Wood 2004 Joe Britton 42 2012 Vinnie Britton U16 2007 Rhys Lindsay 1987 Noreen Wellfare, Brian Wellfare 2011 Oscar Tierney

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SYDNEY HARBOUR ASSOCIATION 4TH BEST AND FAIREST U14S Tom Falkner SYDNEY CITY ASSOCIATION RUNNER UP U12S B&F SYDNEY HARBOUR ASSOCIATION U13S Anthony Fine DIVISION 2 PREMIERS U13s BEST ON GROUND IN U12S GRAND FINAL BEST ON GROUND SYDNEY HARBOUR Anthony Fine U13S DIV 2 GRAND FINALS Nick Quinn 1999 ASSOCIATION RUNNER UP U11S B&F SYDNEY HARBOUR ASSOCIATION RUNNER UP Shaun Smith B&F U13S DIV 2 Nick Quinn ASSOCIATION U10S COACH OF THE YEAR 2008 Peter Hall SYDNEY NORTH ASSOCIATION PREMIERS U16s 1998 BEST ON GROUND 2008 SYDNEY NORTH ASSOCIATION PREMIERS Under 10s Black U16S PREMIERSHIP Joe Britton 1997 CURRENT SYDNEY NORTH ASSOCIATION UNDER16S B&F ASSOCIATION PREMIERS Under 12s RECIPIENTS Joe Britton ASSOCIATION U10S B&F Gregory Lewis 2019 SYDNEY NORTH ASSOCIATION UNDER16S ASSOCIATION U10S COACH OF THE YEAR PREMIERS SYDNEY HARBOUR U14S DIVISION 1 RUNNER UP B&F Michael Trent Steve Lewis U14s Div 1 SYDNEY NORTH ASSOCIATION BEST TEAM 1996 PREMIERS SYDNEY HARBOUR U15S DIVISION 2 UNDER14 DIVISION 2 Glebe ASSOCIATION CLUB PERSON OF THE YEAR U15s Div 2 SYDNEY NORTH ASSOCIATION UNDER14 DIV 2 Sue Kirby AFL SYDNEY JUNIORS UNDER 13 REP CARNIVAL EQUAL RUNNER UP B&F Jaydan Donato 1992 TEAM 2019 Lucas Ardagna 2007 ASSOCIATION PREMIERS Under 15s AFL SYDNEY JUNIORS UNDER 14 YOUTH GIRLS NORTHSIDE ASSOCIATION PREMIERS U16S ASSOCIATION PREMIERS Under 17s REP CARNIVAL TEAM 2019 Emily Webb Sydney City Crows 1991 AFL SYDNEY JUNIORS UNDER 14 DIV 1 2ND BEST AND FAIREST U16S NORTHSIDE ASSOCIATION PREMIERS Under 13s BEST & FAIREST 2019 Brodie Williams Macleay Lewis ASSOCIATION PREMIERS Under 15s AFL SYDNEY JUNIORS UNDER 14 REP RUNNER UP B&F U16S NORTHSIDE 1990 CARNIVAL TEAM 2019 Declan Fitzpatrick Michael Trent ASSOCIATION PREMIERS Under 13s AFL SYDNEY JUNIORS UNDER 17 REP EQUAL 3RD U16S NORTHSIDE 1988 CARNIVAL TEAM 2019 Lachlan Walsh Jordan Moore ASSOCIATION PREMIERS Under 15s EQUAL 4TH U15S NORTHSIDE Joe Britton 1986 PAST RECIPIENTS SYDNEY CITY ASSOCIATION U10S B&F ASSOCIATION PREMIERS Under 9s Will Gowers 2018 1983 RUNNER UP U12S B&F Yarran Jaffer PREMIERS SYDNEY HARBOUR U11s Div 2 ASSOCIATION PREMIERS Under 9s PREMIERS SYDNEY HARBOUR U12s Div 1 2006 AFL SYDNEY JUNIORS UNDER 13 REP CARNIVAL SYDNEY CITY ASSOCIATION U11S PREMIERS ALL STARS TEAM Brodie Williams Under 11s AFL SYDNEY JUNIORS UNDER 15YG SYDNEY CITY ASSOCIATION U11S B&F WHITE BEST & FAIREST Kiara-Rhaine Pohe Ya r ra n Ja f fer AFL SYDNEY JUNIORS U17 DIV 3 SYDNEY CITY ASSOCIATION U12S B&F Bradley Plugg BEST & FAIREST Angus MacDougall SYDNEY CITY ASSOCIATION RUNNER UP U12S 2017 B&F Jaydan Donato PREMIERS SYDNEY HARBOUR U9 White Team SYDNEY CITY ASSOCIATION U15S PREMIERS SYDNEY HARBOUR U12s Div 2 B&F Macleay Lewis PREMIERS SYDNEY HARBOUR U14s Div 2 BEST ON GROUND SYDNEY CITY ASSOCIATION AFL SYDNEY JUNIORS U14 REP CARNIVAL TEAM U11S GRAND FINAL Harry Jenkins Riley Fitzroy BEST ON GROUND SYDNEY CITY ASSOCIATION AFL SYDNEY JUNIORS U17 REP CARNIVAL TEAM U14S GRAND FINAL Michael Trent Blake Byrne MOST VALUABLE PLAYER TPP GREATER SYDNEY AFL SYDNEY JUNIORS U17 REP CARNIVAL U11S CHAMPIONSHIPS Yarran Jaffer TEAM (COACH) Oscar Gibbons 2005 AFL SYDNEY HARBOUR AUSKICK RUNNER UP U13S SYDNEY HARBOUR SYDNEY HARBOUR U13S, RUNNER UP B&F 3RD RUNNER UP B&F SYDNEY HARBOUR U16S SYDNEY CITY ASSOCIATION RUNNER UP U12S B&F CO-ORDINATOR OF THE YEAR (CITY REGION) BEST & FAIREST Abe Mahlab Cooper Twine DIVISION 2 Jack Hiscox James West Kirsty Bass THIRD RUNNER UP U13S SYDNEY HARBOUR B&F 2012 3RD RUNNER UP B&F SYDNEY HARBOUR U14S 2004 2016 Max Hochuli SYDNEY HARBOUR U16S DIVISION 2 DIVISION 2 Will Gowers SYDNEY CITY ASSOCIATION U10S PREMIERS PREMIERS SYDNEY HARBOUR U17S DIVISION 2 OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT SYDNEY HARBOUR PREMIERS U16s 2010 Under 10s U17s U11S Samuel Jackson BEST ON GROUND SYDNEY HARBOUR SYDNEY HARBOUR U16S DIVISION 2 PREMIERS SYDNEY CITY ASSOCIATION U12S B&F RUNNER UP U13S SYDNEY HARBOUR U16S DIVISION 2 GRAND FINAL Obi Williams U16s Joe Britton BEST & FAIREST Riley Fitzroy 2014 B&F SYDNEY HARBOUR U16S DIVISION 2 BEST ON GROUND U16S GRAND FINAL SYDNEY CITY ASSOCIATION RUNNER UP U16S B&F GSJ AUSKICK COORDINATOR OF THE YEAR SYDNEY GSJ SYDNEY HARBOUR U17 WHITE Oscar Osborne Ya r ra n Ja f fer Michael Parker CITY SUNAFC JUNIOR CLUB VOLUNTEER OF THE DIVISION 2 PREMIERS U17s RUNNER UP B&F SYDNEY HARBOUR OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT SYDNEY BEST ON GROUND SYDNEY CITY ASSOCIATION YEAR GSJ AUSKICK COORDINATOR OF THE YEAR BEST ON GROUND SYDNEY HARBOUR U17 WHITE U16S DIVISION 2 Seb Fotea HARBOUR U12S Josh O’Loughlin U10S GRAND FINAL Jordan Tuhetoka FATHER-SON PLAYERS Kirsty Bass DIVISION 2 GRAND FINAL Will Gowers 2ND RUNNER UP B&F SYDNEY HARBOUR 2009 2002 2015 2ND RUNNER UP B&F SYDNEY HARBOUR U16S DIVISION 2 Obi Williams SYDNEY HARBOUR U16S DIVISION 2 PREMIERS SYDNEY CITY ASSOCIATION PREMIERS 1981 Arie Plug (29) 2005 Bradley Plug BEST ON GROUND SYDNEY HARBOUR U11 DIVISION U15 RED DIVISION 3 Jack Gardiner 3RD RUNNER UP B&F SYDNEY HARBOUR U16s Under 14s 2 2006 Ben Plug 2 GRAND FINAL Samuel Scutella 2ND RUNNER UP B&F SYDNEY HARBOUR U14S DIVISION 2 Will Gowers BEST ON GROUND SYDNEY HARBOUR SYDNEY CITY ASSOCIATION RUNNER UP 1982 Dennis White 1999-04 Adam White PREMIERS SYDNEY HARBOUR U11 CITY DIVISION 2 U14 RED DIVISION 2 James Scutella GSJ SYDNEY HARBOUR BEST CITY TEAM U14s U16S DIV 2 GRAND FINAL Lewis Bond U14S B&F Max Friend 1982 Ray Bolt 2003-04 Joshua Bolt U11s 2013 2011 SYDNEY HARBOUR ASSOCIATION UNDER16S B&F BEST ON GROUND SYDNEY CITY ASSOCIATION 2 2006-08 Chris Bolt PREMIERS SYDNEY HARBOUR SYDNEY HARBOUR U16S DIV 2 SYDNEY HARBOUR U14S DIVISION 2 PREMIERS Rhys Lindsay U14S GRAND FINAL Reese Doran 1981 David Coorey 2007 Daikin Coorey U13 DIVISION 3 U13s 2ND RUNNER UP B&F Charlie Mannix U14s SYDNEY HARBOUR ASSOCIATION 4TH 2000 2 2008 Danial Coorey BEST ON GROUND SYDNEY HARBOUR U13 DIVISION SYDNEY HARBOUR U16S DIV 3 BEST ON GROUND SYDNEY HARBOUR U14S BEST AND FAIREST U16S DIV 2 SYDNEY CITY ASSOCIATION PREMIERS 1988-96 Jason Fretwell 2012 Bailey Howlet- 3 GRAND FINAL Abe Mahlab 2ND RUNNER UP B&F Charlie Morgan DIVISION 2 GRAND FINAL Thomas Ostinga Dan Field Read Under 12s Fretwell

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2019 MAXWELL MENZIES U11 - 58 200 GOALS LIAM SEYMOUR U9 - 58 SAMUEL SCUTELLA U15 - 210 OSCAR SHARP U10 - 58 EMMA WALSH U14YG - 58 100 GOALS WILLIAM BORONSKI U10 - 57 ARCHIE CHRISTIE-DAY U13 - 141 LOUIE CHRISTIE-DAY U9 - 57 MAX RIDER U14 - 108 CHARLES FULLER U10 - 57 HAMISH BURNICLE U11 - 106 ROSIE KERR U10YG - 57 JASPER CHAMPION U10 - 105 HUGO KILBORN U11 - 57 LIAM BURNICLE U11 - 100 TOM ROBERTS U13 - 57 KEATON SAGGERS U12 - 57 150 GAMES MATTHEW SUGOWDZ-MADGWICK U11 - 57 JAMES KENNY U15 - 155 WILLIAM TARRANT U11 - 57 BILL SMITH U13 - 154 GRIFFIN FERRARA U13 - 56 DARCY DESSENT U14 - 153 NED LARKE U12 - 56 DYLAN HOWARD U17-164 RAFAEL RAMOS U11 - 56 SAMUEL SMITH U8 - 56 100 GAMES ELLIOT WOOD U11 - 56 SAMUEL HOWARD U14 - 114 MAGGIE BASS-TRACY U12YG - 55 ARCHIE CHRISTIE-DAY U13 - 113 KALLAN CLEGG U9 - 55 NICHOLAS EDWARDS U13 - 108 FELIX HOCHULI U14 - 55 LUCA MORROW U14 - 108 TOM KERR U9 - 55 MAX RIDER U14 - 108 MAX ALLCHIN U10 - 54 WILLIAM NICHOLS U12 - 106 LUCAS ARDAGNA U13 - 54 PATRICK THOMAS U14 - 105 FLETCHER BARNES U8 - 54 HENRY DANIELS U13 - 104 ALEXANDER FENNESSY U9 - 54 ARCHIE THOMSEN U14 - 103 HUGH GIBBONS U12 - 54 ALEXANDER LONGVILLE U13 - 102 HUGO LOWRY U9 - 54

FRED LYNN U10 - 54 50 GAMES IOANNI TITMUSS U9 - 54 ALEXANDER LAWES U14 - 75 BRODI WILLIAMS U14 - 54 OLIVER CHAPLIN U12 - 72 ANGUS COCHRANE RIVER REID U12YG - 71 U9 - 53 SAM EVANS U9 - 67 CORMAC JOHNSTON U11 - 53 ORAN GALLAGHER U11 - 66 JOEL LEWIS U12 - 53 MAYA KELLY U12YG - 66 OWEN LLOYD-SHEPHERD U14 - 53 LEWIS SCHOFIELD U9 - 66 HAL MCLENNAN U8 - 53 CHARLES MELDRUM U9 - 65 JEREMY WEBSTER U9 - 53 HENRY SCHMIDT U11 - 65 DECLAN FITZPATRICK U14 - 52 NICOLAS CROSBIE-SMYTH U9 - 63 HUGO GUASTELLA U12 - 52 GABRIEL LARKE U10 - 63 LIAM LENORD U11 - 52 LEON TITMUSS U11 - 63 NICHOLAS SABEY U10 - 52 MARGARET COONEY U12YG - 62 FRANCES WALSH U12YG - 52 FINN DERMODY U12 - 62 SAMUEL WOOD U9 - 52 EDIE STAFFORD U12YG - 62 CHARLIE WOODALL U11 - 52 HUNTER UPCROFT U10 - 62 NICHOLAS COLLINS U9 - 51 ELYSE BURKE U14YG - 61 MALIYAN REYNOLDS U10 - 51 LUCAS KUNG U12 - 61 QUIN STANTON U9 - 51 LEONARDO LEITL U9 - 61 CHARLIE BLUNDELL U9 - 50 JASPER CHAMPION U10 - 60 LUCIAN COVENEY U11 - 50 CHARLIE GILPIN U12 - 60 FINN HARGREAVES U8 - 50 FREYA MCKENDRY U14YG - 60 ARTHUR HOWARD-WHITE U14 - 50 ZACHARY SANDLANT U11 - 60 ROHAN HUNTER U9 - 50 FRANCESCA COONEY U10YG - 59 BILLY SARAH U8 - 50 CHARLIE JOHNSON U10 - 59 LUKE SUTHERLAND U9 - 50 BLAKE CLIFT U10 - 58 NEA TARRANT U10YG - 50 CAELAN COSGRIFF U9 - 58 ZARA KILBORN U14 YG - 50

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ALL TIME ALL TIME LEADING GAMES LEADING GOALS 251 Eden Woodend 389 Charlie Morgan 250 John Feain 270Joe Britton 243 Joe Britton 257James Scutella 243Henry Gowers 228 Philippe Alais 237 Michael Parker 226Rhys Lindsay 235 William Gowers 226Thomas Lindsay 228 Peter Feain 222 Patrick Smith* 228 James Scutella 210 Samuel Scutella* 226 Matthew Feain 196 William Gowers 220 Samuel Scutella* 186Eden Woodend 219 James Kirby 182 Oscar Gibbins 209 James Dunlop 181 Miles Glover 206 Frankie Noble-Shelton 170 Adam Coles 203 Miles Glover 167 Riley Fitzroy* 203 Rhys Lindsay 164 William Kenny* 203 Angus MacDougall 163Oscar Osborne 200 Adam Coles 160Michael Trent 200 Karol Foyle 159Dylan Howard* 200 Cameron Wilson 151 Matthew Feain 192 Philip Anderson 146 Billy Chudleigh 191 Oscar Osborne 146Tom Dunlop 190Philippe Alais 144Michael Parker 188 Billy Chudleigh 143Nicholas Andreacchio* 188Aidan Sammut 143Thomas Ostinga 187Rowdy Friend 143 Patrick Williams 187 Charlie Morgan 141 Archie Christie-Day* 184 Barry Waters 140 Rohan Ward 184 Lachlan White 139 Brendan Doyle 182 Alex Wright 139Henry Gowers 179 Tom Dunlop 139 Jack Hiscox 175 Tom Falkner 138 Darcy Dessent* 175Neil Fretwell 136 Max Oke 174 Lee Fretwell 129 Cash Robinson* 174Ryan Hancock 124Jarryd Boyd 173 Damon Woodend 122 John Masters 171 Oisin Filitonga 121 Jack Gardiner 169 Max Solling 120 Harry Harvey 168Sam Goldsworthy 119 Guy Brady 166 Jack Devonshire 119 Harvey Lynn* 166 Finn McKendry* 119 Michael Read 164 Riley Fitzroy* 117 Oscar Crosbie-Smyth* 164Dylan Howard* 115 Daniel Speers 163William Kenny* 114 Matthew Coles 163 Michael Trent 114 James Kirby 162 Gregory Lewis 114 Thomas Linfield-Kent 162 Patrick Williams 114 Angus MacDougall 161 Daniel Trent 113 Dominic Gibbins 160Matthew Coles 112 Nick Rosen-Evans 160 Jasper Haines 112 Bill Smith* 159 Timothy Adams 111 Jim Beard 159 Thomas Lindsay 111 Liam Read 159 Nick Rosen-Evans 111 Zacchary Williams 158Henry Lamshed 109Daire Filitonga 158 Zacchary Williams 109 Barry Waters 155 Daire Filitonga 108 Max Rider* 155 James Kenny* 106Hamish Burnicle* 154 Lewin Jones 105Jasper Champion* 154 Bill Smith* 104 Neil Fretwell 153Darcy Dessent* 103 Lewin Jones 151 Brett Wellfare 103Gregory Lewis 102Archie Sarah* 101 Yarran Jaffer-Williams 101 Daniel Williams 100Liam Burnicle*

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2019 TEAMS U10 GREYHOUNDS MANAGER Fiona Watters BEST DEFENDER Isabella Cirillo-Reed LEADING GOAL KICKER Lucy Thomsen U9 STRIPES BEST & FAIREST Jasper Champion U11 DIV 1 BEST MIDFIELDER Olivia Wauchope BEST ALL-ROUNDER Elle Wauchope BEST & FAIREST Rohan Hunter B&F RUNNER UP Xavier Quoyle BEST & FAIREST Pat Smith LEADING GOAL KICKER Frances Walsh MOST IMPROVED OR ROOKIE Xanthe Bird 2018 TEAMS B&F RUNNER UP Saxon Rigg-Smith BEST DEFENDER Max Allchin B&F RUNNER UP Lach Russell BEST ALL-ROUNDER Leni Wakelin MOST COUREGEOUS Issy Milne U9 GREYS BEST DEFENDER Caelan Cosgriff BEST MIDFIELDER Oscar Sharp BEST DEFENDER Ollie Longville MOST IMPROVED OR ROOKIE Frankie Iveson PLAYERS PLAYER Elle Wauchope & Frances BEST & FAIREST Seb Mok BEST MIDFIELDER Harry Brown LEADING GOAL KICKER Jasper Champion BEST MIDFIELDER Oscar Crosbie-Smyth MOST COUREGEOUS Amelia Walker Doyle B&F RUNNER UP Jack Ahie-Slattery LEADING GOAL KICKER Alexander Fennessy BEST ALL-ROUNDER Tim Harris LEADING GOAL KICKER Zac Sandlant PLAYERS PLAYER Naomi Webb COACH Ian Millward BEST DEFENDER Archie Sarah BEST ALL-ROUNDER Charles Meldrum MOST IMPROVED OR ROOKIE Tom Perrott BEST ALL-ROUNDER Leon Titmuss COACH Matt Wakelin MANAGER Janneke Bird BEST MIDFIELDER Alex Fulton MOST IMPROVED OR ROOKIE Liam Dalton MOST COUREGEOUS Angus Baker-Wood MOST IMPROVED OR ROOKIE Abe Race MANAGER Dan Walsh U14 DIV 1 - ALLIANCE LEADING GOAL KICKER Will Boronski MOST COUREGEOUS Benjamin White PLAYERS PLAYER Charlie Johnson MOST COUREGEOUS Hamish Burnicle U12YG - WHITE BEST & FAIREST Caiden Cleary BEST ALL-ROUNDER Harry Edwards PLAYERS PLAYER Sam Wood COACHS David Sharp/Jeremy Champion PLAYERS PLAYER Pat Smith BEST & FAIREST Eloise Fennessy B&F RUNNER UP Brodie Williams MOST IMPROVED OR ROOKIE Tom White COACH Duncan Meldrum MANAGERS Anthony Johnson/Craig COACH Matt Smith B&F RUNNER UP River Reid BEST DEFENDER Joe Shawcross MOST COURAGEOUS Jarvis Caleo MANAGER Michelle Wood Allchin MANAGER Mark Race BEST DEFENDERMillie Moss LEADING GOAL KICKER Brodie Williams COACHS Cain Sarah/Matt Fulton U9 BLACKS U10 WHITES U11 DIV 2 - BLACK BEST MIDFIELDER Rory Macdougall COACHS AWARD Giovanni Douziech MANAGERS Emma Murphy/Simon BEST & FAIREST Nicolas Crosbie-Smyth BEST & FAIRESTLaurence Bennell BEST & FAIREST Alex Hare LEADING GOAL KICKER River Reid & COACHS Paul Jarvis/Dean Cleary Edwards B&F RUNNER UP Joel Ramear B&F RUNNER UP Emakhi Munro B&F RUNNER UP Tom Killingsworth Liliannah Peart MANAGER Marc Foley U9 WHITE BEST DEFENDER Liam Seymour BEST DEFENDER Fergus Tracey BEST DEFENDER Orlando Swanson BEST ALL-ROUNDER Tahara Adams U14 DIV 2 - ALLIANCE BEST & FAIREST Laurence Bennell BEST MIDFIELDER Blake Ramear BEST MIDFIELDER Hector Marsden BEST MIDFIELDER Gabe Balkin MOST IMPROVED OR ROOKIE Jessica Johnson BEST & FAIREST Tom Connors-Le B&F RUNNER UP Hector Marsden LEADING GOAL KICKER Nicolas Crosbie- LEADING GOAL KICKER Laurence Bennell LEADING GOAL KICKER Luca Gardiner MOST COUREGEOUS Maya Kelly B&F RUNNER UP Paddy Thomas BEST DEFENDER Hunter Upcroft Smyth BEST ALL-ROUNDER Finn Herrig BEST ALL-ROUNDER Harrison Bristow PLAYERS PLAYER River Reid/Eloise BEST DEFENDER Peter Charlton BEST MIDFIELDER Ava Fox BEST ALL-ROUNDER Jesse Rumpf MOST IMPROVED OR ROOKIE Jack Cobcroft MOST IMPROVED OR ROOKIE Elliot Wood Fennessy/Maxine Hawkins LEADING GOAL KICKER Tom Connors-Le LEADING GOAL KICKER Laurence Bennell MOST IMPROVED OR ROOKIE Ezra Wauchope MOST COUREGEOUS Archie Eyiam-Rowe MOST COUREGEOUS Rafael Ramos COACH Matt Peart COACHS AWARD Luca Mark BEST ALL-ROUNDER Fergus Tracey MOST COUREGEOUS Lewis Schofield PLAYERS PLAYER Laurence Bennell PLAYERS PLAYER Xavier Bush MANAGER Brook Friedman COACHS Simon Thomsen/Tim MOST IMPROVED OR ROOKIE Chaz Williams PLAYERS PLAYER Nate Hawkins COACHS Keith Tracey/Jason Upcroft COACH Nick Woodall U13 DIV 1 O’Connor MOST COURAGEOUS Archie Eyiam-Rowe COACH Mike Schofield MANAGER Steph Williams MANAGER Tony Tarrant BEST & FAIREST Alec Longville MANAGER Mark Siever COACHS Keith Tracey/Jason Upcroft MANAGER Jen Richardson U10 HOUNDS U11 DIV 2 - HOUNDS B&F RUNNER UP Archie Christie-Day U14 DIV 3 - ALLIANCE MANAGERS Kristen Fox/Eamon Williams U9 HOUNDS BEST & FAIREST James Harman BEST & FAIREST Ollie Nordio BEST DEFENDER Arlo Mereweather BEST & FAIREST Jerry Ah-Yek U9 HOUNDS BEST & FAIREST Owen Fitzpatrick B&F RUNNER UP Tom Sawkins B&F RUNNER UP Cormac Johnston BEST MIDFIELDER Nick Andreacchio B&F RUNNER UP Max Tosi BEST & FAIREST Oliver Lista B&F RUNNER UP Ted Towzell BEST DEFENDER Healy Ryan BEST DEFENDER Finn Swift LEADING GOAL KICKER Archie Christie-Day BEST DEFENDER Archie Jones-Sinclair B&F RUNNER UP James Harman BEST DEFENDER Charlie Carmody BEST MIDFIELDER James Harman BEST MIDFIELDER Isaac Placencia BEST ALL-ROUNDER Felix Rugge-Price LEADING GOAL KICKER Alistair Woods BEST DEFENDER Charles Fuller BEST MIDFIELDER Hamish Walker LEADING GOAL KICKER Theo Lloyd LEADING GOAL KICKER Zac Tashtan MOST IMPROVED OR ROOKIE Nelson Harris COACHS AWARD Novak Pollard BEST MIDFIELDER Tom Sawkins LEADING GOAL KICKER Nick Collins BEST ALL-ROUNDER Gus Ammit BEST ALL-ROUNDER Felix Tretheway MOST COUREGEOUS Luca Smith COACH Evan Davis LEADING GOAL KICKER Theo Lloyd BEST ALL-ROUNDER Luke Sutherland MOST IMPROVED OR ROOKIE Ethan Cheng MOST IMPROVED OR ROOKIE Alex Christofides Alec Longville MANAGER Martin Gallagher BEST ALL-ROUNDER Gus Ammit MOST IMPROVED OR ROOKIE Jimmy MOST COUREGEOUS Charles Fuller MOST COUREGEOUS Henry Jordan COACHS Simon Tracy/Cameron Day U15 DIV 2 - ALLIANCE MOST IMPROVED OR ROOKIE Wolfe Watts McCartney PLAYERS PLAYER Oliver Lista PLAYERS PLAYER Aidan Cosgriff/Alex MANAGER Christian Rugge-Price BEST & FAIREST Noah Mitchell MOST COURAGEOUS Louie Christie-Day MOST COUREGEOUS Henry Gellin COACH David Sawkins Brow U13 DIV 3 B&F RUNNER UP Samuel Jackson COACHS Merrick Watts/David Sawkins PLAYERS PLAYER Jeremy Webster MANAGERS Melinda Ammit/Elissa COACH Sam Jordan BEST & FAIREST Velayus Wynne BEST DEFENDER Samuel Scutella MANAGERS Mel Ammit/Elisa Harman COACH Dean McCartney Harman MANAGER Mark Nordio B&F RUNNER UPAaron Hoenig LEADING GOAL KICKER Lucas Newman U9 GREYHOUNDS MANAGER Jen Chamberlain U10YG BLACK U12 DIV 1 BEST DEFENDER Henry Daniels COACHS AWARD Jack Rath BEST & FAIREST Xavier Quoyle U9 WHITES BEST & FAIREST Francesca Cooney BEST & FAIREST Harry Keeping BEST MIDFIELDER Linus Stafford COACH Brad Scutella B&F RUNNER UP Jasper Champion BEST & FAIREST Louie Christie-Day B&F RUNNER UP Rosie Kerr B&F RUNNER UP Keaton Saggers LEADING GOAL KICKER James Fulton MANAGER Kerrie Cant BEST DEFENDER Timothy Harris B&F RUNNER UP Leo Leitl BEST DEFENDER Madeleine Barrett BEST DEFENDER Will Nichols BEST ALL-ROUNDER Tom Hillard U17 DIV 2 - ALLIANCE BEST MIDFIELDER Angus Baker-Wood BEST DEFENDER Ted Wakelin BEST MIDFIELDER Claude Towzell BEST MIDFIELDER Connor Shields MOST IMPROVED OR ROOKIE Max Herron BEST & FAIREST Max O’Connor LEADING GOAL KICKER Xavier Quoyle BEST MIDFIELDER Omar Batisha LEADING GOAL KICKER Alannah Toouli LEADING GOAL KICKER Keaton Saggers MOST COUREGEOUS Parker Stevenson B&F RUNNER UP Riley Fitzroy BEST ALL-ROUNDER John Barry LEADING GOAL KICKER Ioanni Titmuss BEST ALL-ROUNDER Annie Burnicle BEST ALL-ROUNDERRobbie Lloyd PLAYERS PLAYER Kenneth Morton BEST DEFENDER Billy Tobin MOST IMPROVED OR ROOKIE Milo Davies/Luca BEST ALL-ROUNDER Huon Wright MOST IMPROVED OR ROOKIE Eleanor MOST IMPROVED OR ROOKIE William Brothers COACH Richard Hoenig LEADING GOAL KICKER Zak Martin Bardwell MOST IMPROVED OR ROOKIE Harper Dales Chambers/Drew Lloyd MOST COUREGEOUS Hugo Guastella MANAGER Cathy Cooper COACHS AWARD Ashton Robinson MOST COURAGEOUS Charlie Johnson MOST COUREGEOUS Charlie Blundell MOST COUREGEOUS Talia Legzdins COACH Tom Gilpin U14YG DIV 1 COACH Robin Drew COACHS David Sharp/Jeremey PLAYERS PLAYER Leo Leitl PLAYERS PLAYER Quinn McTiernan MANAGER Ben Tam BEST & FAIREST Emma Walsh MANAGER Bev Walsh Champion COACH Peter Titmuss COACH Mike Cooney U12 DIV 3 B&F RUNNER UP Lily Race AUSKICK MANAGERS Craig Allchin/Anthony MANAGER Eva-Marie Prineas MANAGER Fiona Watters BEST & FAIREST Kyna Wild BEST DEFENDER Elyse Burke U5 COACH Lachlan Radnedge/David Johnson U10 GREYS U10YG WHITE B&F RUNNER UP Sam Walker BEST MIDFIELDER Lorien Wong Sawkins/Brian Nelson U10 GREYHOUNDS BEST & FAIREST Seb Mok BEST & FAIREST Xanthe Johnson BEST DEFENDER Hugh Gibbons LEADING GOAL KICKER Emma Walsh MANAGER Kate McTiernan BEST & FAIREST Pat Smith B&F RUNNER UP Jack Ahie-Slattery B&F RUNNER UP India Lloyd BEST MIDFIELDER Remy Morrow BEST ALL-ROUNDER Madison Stone U6 COACH Jason Upcroft B&F RUNNER UP Abe Race BEST DEFENDER Archie Sarah BEST DEFENDER Nea Tarrant LEADING GOAL KICKER Oscar Fickler MOST IMPROVED OR ROOKIE Emily Webb MANAGER Anna Kraegen BEST DEFENDER Harry Zylmans BEST MIDFIELDERKai Guelfi BEST MIDFIELDER Sophie Kazda BEST ALL-ROUNDER Felix Ancher MOST COUREGEOUS Taitum Watts U7 COACH Carlene Matkovich BEST MIDFIELDER Henry Jordan LEADING GOAL KICKER Seb Mok LEADING GOAL KICKER Greta Sharp MOST IMPROVED OR ROOKIE Aston Dales PLAYERS PLAYER Emma Walsh MANAGER Melissa Boronski LEADING GOAL KICKER Cash Robinson BEST ALL-ROUNDER Harry Edwards BEST ALL-ROUNDER Lily Watters MOST COUREGEOUS Ned Larke COACH Monica Bourke U8 COACH Jason McLennan BEST ALL-ROUNDER Hunter Gibson MOST IMPROVED OR ROOKIE Lachie Williams MOST IMPROVED OR ROOKIE Olivia McGahan/ PLAYERS PLAYER Kyna Wild MANAGER Penny Cheverall MANAGERBec Barnes MOST IMPROVED OR ROOKIE Charlie Woods MOST COUREGEOUS Jarvis Caleo Evangeline Munday/Evie Gillies/ COACHS Tim Wild/ Sam Winter U14YG DIV 2 MOST COURAGEOUS Jackson Barnes PLAYERS PLAYER Alex Fulton Chloe Matthews MANAGER Barbara Taylor BEST & FAIREST Frances Doyle COACHS Matt Smith/Callan Robinson COACHS Cain Sarah/Mat Fulton MOST COUREGEOUS Alice Kazda U12YG - BLACK B&F RUNNER UP Lara Millward MANAGER Mark Race MANAGERS Simon Edwards/Emma PLAYERS PLAYER India Lloyd BEST & FAIREST Ya s m i n S ayer BEST DEFENDER Freya McKendry U10 BLACK Murphy COACH David Sharp B&F RUNNER UP Naomi Webb BEST MIDFIELDER Lucinda Lynn BEST & FAIREST Oscar Crosbie-Smyth

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B&F RUNNER UP Ollie Longville BEST & FAIREST Keaton Saggers MOST COURAGEOUS Declan Fitzpatrick/ BEST DEFENDER Oscar Sachs ROOKIE OF THE YEAR Felix Ancher BEST DEFENDER Finn Swift B&F RUNNER UP Jackson Rumpff Paddy Thomas BEST MIDFIELDER Matthew Luvio LEADING GOAL-KICKER Charlie Gilpin MOST CONSISTENT Sam Donaldson BEST MIDFIELDER Rafael Ramos BEST DEFENDER Robbie Lloyd COACH Dieter Hochuli LEADING GOAL KICKER Riley Holmes COACHS Tom Gilpin/Sam Winter MOST DETERMINED Cooper Twine LEADING GOAL KICKER Oscar Crosbie-Smyth BEST MIDFIELDER George Brooker MANAGER Mark Siever BEST ALL-ROUNDER Oscar Tierney MANAGERS Sam Winter/Alison Ryan BEST TEAM PLAYER Tom McGrath BEST ALL-ROUNDER James Morrison LEADING GOAL KICKER Keaton Saggers U13 DIV 3 - ALLIANCE MOST IMPROVED OR ROOKIE Max Collins U10 BLACKS ROOKIE OF THE YEAR Patrick Mitchell MOST IMPROVED OR ROOKIE Alex Hare BEST ALL-ROUNDER Hugo Guastella BEST & FAIREST Tom Connors-Le MOST COURAGEOUS Jack Griffith-Saunders BEST & FAIREST Hugo Guastella LEADING GOAL-KICKER Will Sharp/ MOST COURAGEOUS Isaac Placencia MOST IMPROVED OR ROOKIE Hugh Gibbons B&F RUNNER UP Archie Jones-Sinclair COACH Richard Nicholl B&F RUNNER-UP Gabriel Giltinan Owen Lloyd Shepherd COACH Nick Morrison MOST COURAGEOUS Jackson Townley BEST DEFENDER Peter Charldon MANAGER Margaret Cassidy BEST DEFENDER Finn Dermody COACH Andy Twine MANAGER Jason Longville COACH Matt Saggers BEST MIDFIELDER Jerry Ah-Yek U17 DIV 3 - ALLIANCE MOST CONSISTENT River Reid MANAGER Stewart Osborne U10 WHITE MANAGERS Anthony Fickler/Adam LEADING GOAL KICKER Luca Morrow BEST & FAIREST Tavish Humphreys-Jones MOST DETERMINED Zachary Thai U12 YG BLACKS BEST & FAIREST Tex Liu Guastella BEST ALL-ROUNDER Arthur Howard-White B&F RUNNER UP Jack Baggott BEST TEAM PLAYER Luka Hovey BEST & FAIREST Elyse Burke B&F RUNNER UP Leon Titmuss U12 DIV 1 MOST IMPROVED OR ROOKIE Bill Jordan BEST DEFENDER Zachary Edwards ROOKIE OF THE YEAR Jackson Rumpff B&F RUNNER-UP River Reid BEST DEFENDER Hamish Burnicle BEST & FAIREST Archie Christie-Day MOST COURAGEOUS Novak Pollard BEST MIDFIELDER Salvatore Franco LEADING GOAL-KICKER Keaton Saggers BEST DEFENDER Lulu Thomsen BEST MIDFIELDER Sascha Christie-Day B&F RUNNER UP Nick Andreacchio COACH Evan Davis LEADING GOAL KICKER Angus MacDougall COACHS Matt Saggers/Rob Giltinan/ MOST CONSISTENT Maya Kelly LEADING GOAL KICKER Ned Bennett BEST DEFENDER Bill Smith MANAGER Martin Gallagher BEST ALL-ROUNDER Lachlan Best Adam Guastella MOST DETERMINED Isabella Cirillo-Reed BEST ALL-ROUNDER Elliot Wood BEST MIDFIELDER Luca Cooney U14 DIV 1 - ALLIANCE MOST IMPROVED OR ROOKIE Aaron “Rex” MANAGERKylie Couper BEST TEAM PLAYER Amelia Munn MOST IMPROVED OR ROOKIE Willem Gilroy LEADING GOAL KICKER Nick Andreacchio BEST & FAIREST Samuel Scutella Quail U11 HOUNDS ROOKIE OF THE YEAR Melody Schofield MOST COURAGEOUS Liam Burnicle BEST ALL-ROUNDER Raphael Quoyle B&F RUNNER UP Noah Mitchell MOST COURAGEOUS Jesse Bader BEST & FAIREST Nick Andreacchio LEADING GOAL-KICKER Elyse Burke COACH Cameron Day MOST IMPROVED OR ROOKIE Rowan O’Connor BEST DEFENDER Lucas Newman COACH Dixon Wight B&F RUNNER-UP Felix Rugge-Price COACHS Matt Peart/Simon Thomsen MANAGER Tony Tarrant MOST COURAGEOUS Luca Smith BEST MIDFIELDER James Kenny MANAGERS Megan Jones/Greg Quail BEST DEFENDER Alec Longville MANAGER Sally Webb U10 HOUNDS COACHS Simon Tracy/Cameron Day LEADING GOAL KICKER Harvey Lynn MOST CONSISTENT Archie Christie-Day U12 YG WHITES BEST & FAIREST Liam Lenord MANAGER Christian Rugge-Price BEST ALL-ROUNDER Peter Judge MOST DETERMINED Bill Smith BEST & FAIREST Emma Walsh B&F RUNNER UP Lachlan Russell U12 DIV 2 MOST IMPROVED OR ROOKIE Felix Wild BEST TEAM PLAYER Nick Edwards B&F RUNNER-UP Frances Walsh BEST DEFENDER Felix Trethewey BEST & FAIREST Rupert Gillies MOST COURAGEOUS Cullen Lum 2017 TEAMS ROOKIE OF THE YEAR Charlie Roberts BEST DEFENDER Freya McKendry BEST MIDFIELDER Hugo Kilborn B&F RUNNER UP Sam Wright COACH Brad Scutella U9 WHITES LEADING GOAL-KICKER Will Kenny MOST CONSISTENT Matisse Liu LEADING GOAL KICKER Zach Sandlant BEST DEFENDER Luis Placencia MANAGER Kerrie Cant BEST & FAIREST Pat Smith COACH Simon Tracy MOST DETERMINED Maggie Cooney BEST ALL-ROUNDER Charlie Woodall BEST MIDFIELDER Toby Ryan U15 DIV 1 - ALLIANCE B&F RUNNER-UP Hamish Burnicle MANAGER Christian Rugge-Price BEST TEAM PLAYER Lori Wong MOST IMPROVED OR ROOKIE R Oliver Nordio LEADING GOAL KICKER Rupert Gillies BEST & FAIREST Riley Fitzroy BEST DEFENDER Tex Liu U11 BLACKS ROOKIE OF THE YEAR Tahara Adams MOST COURAGEOUS Aidan Lang BEST ALL-ROUNDER Dawson Williams B&F RUNNER UP Max O’Connor MOST CONSISTENT Liam Burnicle BEST & FAIREST Velayus Wynne LEADING GOAL-KICKER Matisse Liu COACH Nick Woodall MOST IMPROVED OR ROOKIE Griffin Ferrara BEST DEFENDER Will O’Brien MOST DETERMINED Sasha Christie-Day B&F RUNNER-UP Seb Webber COACH Ian Millward MANAGER Jonathan Kilborn MOST COURAGEOUS Aaron Hoenig BEST MIDFIELDER Finn McKendry BEST TEAM PLAYER Leon Titmuss BEST DEFENDER Josh Logan MANAGER Cris Townley U10YG BLACK COACHS Michael Donaldson/Richard LEADING GOAL KICKER Louis Wilson ROOKIE OF THE YEAR Gabriel Balkin MOST CONSISTENT Luca Smith U13 DIV 1 REDS BEST & FAIREST Frances Walsh Hoenig BEST ALL-ROUNDER Zak Martin LEADING GOAL-KICKER Pat Smith MOST DETERMINED Parker Stevenson BEST & FAIREST Noah Mitchell/ B&F RUNNER UP Maggie Cooney MANAGER Ross Baker MOST IMPROVED OR ROOKIE Thomas Minnett COACHS Matt Smith/Cam Day BEST TEAM PLAYER Rory Watters Samuel Jackson BEST DEFENDER Margot Bass-Tracy U12 DIV 3 MOST COURAGEOUS Thomas Hagan MANAGER Francesca Christie-Day ROOKIE OF THE YEAR Lucas Ardagna B&F RUNNER-UP Lucas Newman/ BEST MIDFIELDER Maggie Cooney BEST & FAIREST Lucas Ardagna COACH Robin Drew U9 BLACKS LEADING GOAL-KICKER Seb Webber James Kenny LEADING GOAL KICKER Frances Walsh B&F RUNNER UP Parker Stevenson MANAGER Bev Walsh BEST & FAIREST Oscar Crosbie Smyth COACH Greg Smith BEST DEFENDER Luke Noorbergen BEST ALL-ROUNDER Molly McGahan BEST DEFENDER Linus Stafford U15 DIV 3 - ALLIANCE B&F RUNNER-UP Liam Lenord MANAGER Adam Daniels MOST CONSISTENT Max Hamra MOST IMPROVED OR ROOKIE Scarlet Butler BEST MIDFIELDER Frank Lewis BEST & FAIREST Tom Buchanan BEST DEFENDER Thomas Killingsworth U11 WHITES MOST DETERMINED Cullen Lum COACH Mike Cooney LEADING GOAL KICKER Darcy Moloughney B&F RUNNER UP Alan Weston MOST CONSISTENT Rafael Ramos BEST & FAIRESTNelson Harris BEST TEAM PLAYER Jack Rath MANAGER Dan Walsh BEST ALL-ROUNDER Josh James BEST DEFENDER Liam Goggin MOST DETERMINED James Morrison B&F RUNNER-UP Will Killen COACHES Dan Kenny/ U10YG WHITE MOST IMPROVED OR ROOKIE Dylan Johnstone BEST MIDFIELDER Anton Demark BEST TEAM PLAYER Lucian Coveney BEST DEFENDER Aaron Hoenig Matthew Mitchell BEST & FAIREST Olivia Wauchope MOST COURAGEOUS Isaac Holmes LEADING GOAL KICKER Patrick Chrystie/ ROOKIE OF THE YEAR Chandler Ramear MOST CONSISTENT James Schmidt MANAGER Kerrie Cant B&F RUNNER UP Maxine Hawkins COACHS Adam Daniels/Frazer Adams Nathan Wrigley LEADING GOAL-KICKER Zach Sandlant MOST DETERMINED Jake Donaldson U13 DIV 3 BLACKS BEST DEFENDER Maxine Hawkins MANAGER Cathy Cooper BEST ALL-ROUNDER Daniel Feneley COACH Nick Morrison BEST TEAM PLAYER James Fulton BEST & FAIREST Harrison Thurman BEST MIDFIELDER Amelia Walker U12YG MOST IMPROVED OR ROOKIE Jeremiah MANAGER Susan Starr ROOKIE OF THE YEAR Nelson Harris B&F RUNNER-UP Finn Harley Whitney LEADING GOAL KICKER Leni Wakelin BEST & FAIREST Matisse Liu Mundine-Nykolyn U9 GREYS LEADING GOAL-KICKER Will Killen BEST DEFENDER Ben Baskin BEST ALL-ROUNDER Lily Watters B&F RUNNER UP River Reid MOST COURAGEOUS Max Foley BEST & FAIREST Shea Millward COACH Mike Donaldson MOST CONSISTENT Ben Harrington MOST IMPROVED OR ROOKIE Giana Peterie BEST DEFENDER Freya McKendry COACH Warwick Moss B&F RUNNER-UP Hugo Kilborn/Cash MANAGER Ross Baker MOST DETERMINED Kaiwen Guan COACHS Matt Wakelin/Adrian BEST MIDFIELDER Isabelle Milne MANAGERMamie McLean Robinson U12 DIV 2 BEST TEAM PLAYER Finn Kitchin Wauchope LEADING GOAL KICKER Matisse Liu U15YG BEST DEFENDER Harry Zylmans BEST & FAIREST Brodi Williams COACH Dan O’Callaghan MANAGER Fiona Watters BEST ALL-ROUNDER Elle Wauchope BEST & FAIREST Saskia Johnson MOST CONSISTENT Abe Race B&F RUNNER-UP Max Rider MANAGER Denise Watson U11 DIV 1 MOST IMPROVED OR ROOKIE Lulu Thomsen B&F RUNNER UP Kiara-Raine Pohe MOST DETERMINED Will Yardley BEST DEFENDER Oliver Beresford U14 DIV 2 BEST & FAIREST Charlie Gilpin MOST COURAGEOUS Isabella Cirillo-Reed BEST DEFENDER Molly Walsh BEST TEAM PLAYER Felix Trethewey MOST CONSISTENT Jack Harris BEST & FAIREST Riley Fitzroy B&F RUNNER UP Harry Keeping COACHS Matt Peart/Ian Millward BEST MIDFIELDER Emma Walsh LEADING GOAL-KICKER Cash Robinson MOST DETERMINED Paddy Thomas B&F RUNNER-UP Louis Wilson BEST DEFENDER Will Nichols MANAGER Susie Mulveney LEADING GOAL KICKER Zara Kilborn COACH Nick Woodall BEST TEAM PLAYER Mo Faye BEST DEFENDER Zak Martin BEST MIDFIELDER Oliver Chaplin U13 DIV 1 BEST ALL-ROUNDER Elyse Burke MANAGER Jon Kilborn ROOKIE OF THE YEAR Declan Fitzpatrick MOST CONSISTENT Reuben Sachs LEADING GOAL KICKER Will Killen BEST & FAIREST Max Rider MOST IMPROVED OR ROOKIE Maya Grosser U10 WHITES LEADING GOAL-KICKER Ben Champion MOST DETERMINED Dash Hibberd BEST ALL-ROUNDER Leo Hoenig B&F RUNNER UP Darcy Dessent MOST COURAGEOUS Lily Race BEST & FAIREST Will Nichols/Charlie COACH Dieter Hochuli BEST TEAM PLAYER Baxter Aurisch MOST IMPROVED OR ROOKIE Ned Larke BEST DEFENDER Joe Shawcross COACH Monica Bourke Gilpin MANAGER Mark Seiver COACH Rob Drew MOST COURAGEOUS Benny Hunt BEST MIDFIELDER Louis Porter-Orchard MANAGER Kylie Moss BEST DEFENDER Harry Keeping U12 DIV 3 MANAGER Jodie Stewart COACH Tom Gilpin LEADING GOAL KICKER Ben Champion U17 DIV 1 - ALLIANCE MOST CONSISTENT Leo Hoenig BEST & FAIREST Will Sharp U14 DIV 3 MANAGER Alison Ryan BEST ALL-ROUNDER Jack Harris BEST & FAIREST Billy Tobin MOST DETERMINED Benny Hunt B&F RUNNER-UP Arthur Howard-White BEST & FAIREST Lachlan Walsh U11 DIV 2 MOST IMPROVED OR ROOKIE Felix Hochuli B&F RUNNER UP Oliver Morgan-August BEST TEAM PLAYER Oliver Chaplin BEST DEFENDER Ed Haslem B&F RUNNER-UP Ashton Robinson

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BEST DEFENDER Sam Sullivan LEADING GOALKICKER Xavier Jacks LEADING GOALKICKER Max Smith MOST CONSISTENT Sebastian Wood COACH Matt Smith MOST CONSISTENT Liam Goggin MOST DETERMINED River Reid CAPTAIN Max Smith MOST IMPROVED Byron Young MANAGER Janelle Kenchington MOST DETERMINED Charlie Eyiam-Rowe COACHSRichard Hoenig & Matt Saggers COACH David McGrath 2015 TEAMS ROOKIE Aiden Clark UNDER 8S BEST TEAM PLAYER Luca Agius MANAGER Kylie Couper MANAGER/S Kate Halloran, Vanessa Burn UNDER 10S BLACKS LEADING GOALKICKER Dylan Howard (26) COACHS Mike Donaldson, Richard LEADING GOAL-KICKER Ashton Robinson UNDER 9S WHITES & Andy Twine BEST AND FAIREST Max Rider MOST DETERMINED Dylan Howard Hoenig COACHS Warwick Moss / BEST AND FAIREST Ben Hunt UNDER 12S RUNNER UP B&F Jack Harris CAPTAINS Clem Bicknell, Dylan Howard MANAGER David Henderson Benjamin Farrawell RUNNER UP B&F Isabelle Milne BEST AND FAIREST Samuel Scutella BEST TEAM PLAYER Owen Lloyd-Shepherd COACH Dan Hennessy UNDER 9S MANAGER Beverley Walsh BEST TEAM PLAYER Jake Donaldson RUNNER UP B&F James Kenny MOST CONSISTENT Liam Read MANAGER Bobbi Mahlab COACHS Simon Tracy, Dan Kenny, Greg U15 MOST CONSISTENT Will Nichols BEST TEAM PLAYER Samuel Jackson MOST IMPROVED Flynn Tanner UNDER 14S YG ALLIANCE Smith, Mike Cooney, BEST & FAIREST Oscar Sachs MOST IMPROVED Griffin Ferrara MOST CONSISTENT Benjamin Baskin ROOKIE Will Sharp RUNNER UP B&F Hannah Massie Angus MacDougall (U13s) B&F RUNNER-UP Billy Tobin/ ROOKIE Charlie Gilpin MOST IMPROVED Kaewin (Kevin) Li LEADING GOALKICKER Darcy Dessent MOST IMPROVED Elyse Burke MANAGERS Paul Andreacchio, Anna Daire Filitonga LEADING GOALKICKER Ben Hunt ROOKIE Sterling Smith CAPTAIN Jack Harris COACHS Monica Bourke, Alex Schroder, Kearns, Christian Rugge-Price MOST CONSISTENT North Owens-Meulman MOST DETERMINED Leo Hoenig LEADING GOALKICKER Samuel Scutella & COACH Peter Read Georgia Verkuylen COORDINATOR Kirsty Bass MOST DETERMINED Aaron Quail COACHMichael Donaldson Harvey Lynn MANAGER Andy Twine MANAGER Cherilyn Price BEST TEAM PLAYER Boston Brinkman MANAGER Lisa Mullineux COACH Dan Kenny UNDER 10S HOUNDS UNDER 14S LEADING GOAL-KICKER Dylan Howard UNDER 10S BLACKS MANAGER Paul Kitchen BEST AND FAIREST Alexander (Alec) BEST AND FAIREST Lewis Verrell COACH Richard Nicholl BEST AND FAIREST Bill Smith UNDER 13S Longville RUNNER UP B&F Zac Skrabanich 2014 TEAMS MANAGER Jason Howard RUNNER UP B&F Felix Rugge-Price BEST AND FAIREST Riley Fitzroy RUNNER UP B&F Lochlann O’Callaghan BEST TEAM PLAYER Angus MacDougall UNDER 10S U15 YG BEST TEAM PLAYER Henry Daniels RUNNER UP B&F Finn McKendry BEST TEAM PLAYER Hunter McKenzie MOST CONSISTENT Dom Gibbins BEST AND FAIREST Manus Bailey BEST & FAIREST Hannah Massie MOST CONSISTENT Luis Placencia MOST CONSISTENT Edward Moir MOST CONSISTENT Jack Kilby MOST IMPROVED Callan Pratt RUNNER UP B&F Harvey Lynn B&F RUNNER-UP Zoe Morris MOST IMPROVED Angus Young ROOKIE Luca Agius MOST IMPROVED Zack Seiver ROOKIE Lewis Verrell BEST TEAM PLAYER Finn Kitchin BEST DEFENDER Hannah Massie ROOKIE Alec Campbell COACH Warwick Moss ROOKIE Raphael (Raph) Quoyle LEADING GOALKICKER Brendan Doyle MOST CONSISTENT James Kenny MOST CONSISTENT Lotte Pullinger LEADING GOALKICKER Bill Smith MANAGER Jodie Stewart LEADING GOALKICKER Nicholas Edwards CAPTAINS Luc Claringbold, Dom Gibbins MOST IMPROVED Noah Sherratt MOST DETERMINED Georgie Martin COACH Simon Tracy UNDER 14S YG CAPTAIN Shared COACH Joey Britton ROOKIE Manus Bailey BEST TEAM PLAYER Lily Mark MANAGER Chrstian Rugge-Price BEST AND FAIREST Hannah Massie COACH Dan O’Callaghan MANAGERS Margaret Cassidy,Patrick LEADING GOALKICKER Harvey Lynn (7) ROOKIE Matilda Cooper Ayres UNDER 10S WHITES RUNNER UP B&F Matisse Liu & Hazel MANAGER Kingsley Edwards Denvir BEST MIDFIELDER Samuel Scutella LEADING GOAL-KICKER Stella Rowley BEST AND FAIREST Archie Christie-Day Bluett UNDER 10S WHITES UNDER 15S DIV1 COACH Paul Kitchin COACH Monica Bourke RUNNER UP B&F Alec Longville MOST CONSISTENT Stella Rowley BEST AND FAIREST Jazper Alewood, Paddy BEST AND FAIREST Che Munro MANAGER Blaze Stephenson MANAGER Merrill Martin BEST TEAM PLAYER Matisse Liu ROOKIE Lily Mark Thomas RUNNER UP B&F Jojo Howard-Shibuya UNDER 11S U17 DIV 1 MOST CONSISTENT Nicholas Edwards LEADING GOALKICKER Hannah Massie RUNNER UP B&F Jake Evans BEST TEAM PLAYER James Scutella BEST AND FAIREST Riley Fitzroy BEST & FAIREST Jotaro Howard-Shibuya MOST IMPROVED Raphael Quoyle COACHES Monica Bourke & Jamie BEST TEAM PLAYER Luca Morrow MOST CONSISTENT Jordan de Vries RUNNER UP B&F Baxter Aurisch B&F RUNNER-UP Oliver Morgan-August ROOKIE Max Baker Robertson MOST CONSISTENT Archie Thomsen MOST IMPROVED Ewan McDonald BEST TEAM PLAYER Edward Moir BEST DEFENDER Timothy Adams LEADING GOALKICKER Archie Christie-Day MANAGER Merrill Martin MOST IMPROVED Tom Carroll LEADING GOALKICKER Miles Glover (33) MOST CONSISTENT Finn McKendry MOST CONSISTENT Angus McNamara COACH Mike Cooney UNDER 14S ROOKIE Joshua Ahie-Slattery CAPTAIN James Scutella MOST IMPROVED Tom Sherratt MOST DETERMINED Cooper Searle MANAGER Kingsley Edwards BEST AND FAIREST Daire Filitonga LEADING GOALKICKER Mamadou Faye COACHS Brad Scutella ROOKIE Jake Eller BEST TEAM PLAYER James Scutella UNDER 10S HOUNDS RUNNER UP B&F Max Hochuli CAPTAIN Shared MANAGER Roger Bluett LEADING Goalkicker Riley Fitzroy (21) ROOKIE OF THE YEAR Marcus Barr BEST AND FAIREST Nicholas Andreacchio MOST IMPROVED Namkhai Stilyanou & COACH Simon Thomsen UNDER 15S DIV 3 COACH Guy Fitroy LEADING GOAL-KICKER Tom Linfield Kent RUNNER UP B&F Oliver O’Callaghan Dan Lovibond MANAGER Fiona Thomas BEST AND FAIREST Philippe Alais MANAGER Kingsley Edwards COACH Brad Scutella BEST TEAM PLAYER Jack Jury ROOKIE Boston Brinkman UNDER 11S RUNNER UP B&F Griff Taylor UNDER 12S MANAGER Margaret Cassidy MOST CONSISTENT Luca Smith COACH Dan Hennessey BEST AND FAIREST Samuel Scutella BEST TEAM PLAYER Tyler Fuata BEST AND FAIREST Abe Mahlab MOST IMPROVED Louis Quayle MANAGER Bobbi Mahlab RUNNER UP B&F James Kenny MOST CONSISTENT Rory Potter RUNNER UP B&F Clem Bicknell, Sebastian ROOKIE Will Kenny UNDER 15S BEST TEAM PLAYER Benjamin Baskin MOST IMPROVED Michael Fiadino Wood LEADING GOALKICKER Asher Lewis BEST AND FAIREST Oliver Morgan-August MOST CONSISTENT Sebastien Procter LEADING GOALKICKER Philippe Alais (24) BEST TEAM PLAYER Dylan Howard 2016 TEAMS COACH Greg Smith RUNNER UP B&F Lewis Verrell MOST IMPROVED Gabriel Quoyle CAPTAIN Philippe Alais MOST CONSISTENT Daire Filitonga UNDER 5S AUSKICK MANAGER Paul Andreacchio & Luc Claringbold ROOKIE Oliver Matison COACH David Alais MOST IMPROVED Ryan Kitchin COACH Matt Peart, UNDER 11S BLACKS BEST TEAM PLAYER Oscar Tierney LEADING GOALKICKER Harvey Lynn (39) MANAGER Laurie Patton ROOKIE Yu r i baya Fa r rawe l l MANAGER Garreth Butler BEST AND FAIREST Brodi Williams MOST CONSISTENT Angus Macdougall CAPTAINS James Kenny, Samuel Scutella UNDER 17S LEADING GOALKICKER Dylan Howard (11) COORDINATOR Kirsty Bass RUNNER UP B&F Darcy Dessent MOST IMPROVED Brendan Doyle COACH Dan Kenny BEST AND FAIREST William Gowers CAPTAIN Clem Bicknell UNDER 6S AUSKICK BEST TEAM PLAYER Max Rider LEADING GOALKICKER Oliver Morgan- MANAGER Paul Kitchin RUNNER UP B&F William Stewart COACH Dan Hennessy COACH Mike Schofield, MOST CONSISTENT Flynn Tanner August UNDER 12S BEST TEAM PLAYER Gabe Beech-Jones MANAGER Michael Bicknell MANAGER Lowena Holt MOST IMPROVED Jake Evans COACHES Aidan Sammut BEST AND FAIREST Riley Fitzroy MOST CONSISTENT Joe Stapleton UNDER 13S UNDER 7S AUSKICK ROOKIE Joe Shawcross & Dion Bremner RUNNER UP B&F Finn McKendry MOST IMPROVED Ned Taranto BEST AND FAIREST Dom Gibbins COACH Cain Sarah, LEADING GOALKICKER Mo Faye MANAGER/S Margaret Cassidy & Dennis BEST TEAM PLAYER Edward Moir LEADING GOALKICKER Henry Lamshed (25) RUNNER UP B&F Riley Holmes MANAGER Stephanie Williams CAPTAIN Jack Harris Poropat MOST CONSISTENT Ryan Hennessy MOST DETERMINED James Dunlop BEST TEAM PLAYER Luc Claringbold UNDER 8S AUSKICK COACH Peter Read UNDER 17S MOST IMPROVED Baxter Aurisch CAPTAINS Will Gowers, Henry Lamshed MOST CONSISTENT Brendan Doyle COACH Matt Smith MANAGER Fiona Thomas BEST AND FAIREST Lewis McNamara ROOKIE Robert Kanaley COACH Frazer Adams MOST IMPROVED Gulliver Hull MANAGER Susie Mulveney UNDER 11S WHITES RUNNER UP B&F Miles Glover LEADING GOALKICKER Lachlan Walsh (22) MANAGER Maxine Bartlett ROOKIE Zac Skrabanich UNDER 9S BLACKS BEST AND FAIREST Max Smith BEST TEAM PLAYEr Jotara Howard-Shibuya CAPTAIN Toby Phillips AUSKICK LEADING GOALKICKER Brendan Doyle (34) BEST AND FAIREST Hugo Guastella RUNNER UP B&F Luca Morrow & Jasper MOST CONSISTENT Murali Chinnappa COACH Warwick Moss UNDER 5S COACH Joey Britton RUNNER UP B&F Keaton Saggers Nichols MOST IMPROVED Joshua Kerr MANAGER Jodie Stewart COACH Mike Schofield MANAGER Luke MacDougall, Margaret BEST TEAM PLAYER Finn Dermody BEST TEAM PLAYER Sam Donaldson COACH Frazer Adams UNDER 13S UNDER 6S Cassidy MOST CONSISTENT Maya Kelly MOST CONSISTENT Tom McGrath MANAGER Brian Ashby BEST AND FAIREST Abe Mahlab COACH Cain Sarah UNDER 14S MOST IMPROVED Tobias Lindsay MOST IMPROVED Kira Verzar RUNNER UP B&F Max Hochuli MANAGER Stephanie Williams BEST AND FAIREST James Scutella ROOKIE Kaden Munro ROOKIE Arthur Howard-White BEST TEAM Player Clem Bicknell UNDER 7S RUNNER UP B&F Billy Chudleigh

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BEST TEAM PLAYER Jojo Howard-Shibuya MOST CONSISTENT Joe Stapleton UNDER 12S COACH Peter Read MOST CONSISTENT Silvan Bluett 2013 TEAMS MOST IMPROVED Henry Lamshed BEST AND FAIREST James Scutella UNDER 7S MOST IMPROVED Miles Glover UNDER 10S ROOKIE Ned Taranto RUNNER UP B&F Tim Adams & Silvan 2011 TEAMS COACH Brad Scutella ROOKIE Finn Crowley BEST AND FAIREST Riley Fitzroy LEADING GOALKICKER Charlie Morgan (69) Bluett UNDER 10S UNDER 8S LEADING GOALKICKER Thomas Linfield-Kent RUNNER UP B&F Baxter Aurisch CAPTINS Charlie Morgan, Will Gowers BEST TEAM PLAYER Rory Potter BEST AND FAIREST Dominic Gibbins COACH Guy Fitroy & Bill Barden (29) BEST TEAM PLAYER Hamish Kidd COACH Jamie Lamshed MOST CONSISTENT Wesley Greenaway RUNNER UP B&F Callan Pratt UNDER 9S CAPTAIN James Scutella MOST CONSISTENT Lachlan Walsh AUSKICK MOST IMPROVED Patrick McCormack BEST TEAM PLAYER Luc Claringbold COACH Simon Munn & Jason Howard COACH Brad Scutella MOST IMPROVED Gus Tierney UNDER 5S ROOKIE Michael Grove MOST CONSISTENT Eugene De Rooy COORDINATOR Margaret Dessent MANAGER Roger Bluett ROOKIE Braith Coates COACH Matt Smith LEADING GOALKICKER Philippe Alais (32) MOST IMPROVED Nathanael Griffiths ASSIST COORDINATOR Andrew Scanlan UNDER 15S LEADING GOALKICKER Harrison Edwards UNDER 6S COACH Brad Scutella & David Alais ROOKIE Nils Jacobson-Mo BEST AND FAIREST Daragh Mullen (15) COACH Mike Donaldson UNDER 13S LEADING GOALKICKER Dominic Gibbins (17) RUNNER UP B&F Murali Chinnappa COACH Guy Fitroy UNDER 7S BLACK BEST AND FAIREST James Dunlop COACH Luke Macdougall BEST TEAM PLAYER Oliver Ashby UNDER 11S WHITE COACH Matt Smith RUNNER UP B&F Isaac Mahlab UNDER 11S 2010 TEAMS MOST CONSISTENT Oisin Filitonga AND BLACK UNDER 7S WHITE BEST TEAM PLAYER Murali Chinnappa BEST AND FAIREST Connor Fisher UNDER 10S MOST IMPROVED Jack Devonshire BEST AND FAIREST Lucien Procter / Abe COACH Simon Tracy MOST CONSISTENT Daragh Mullen RUNNER UP B&F Billy Chudleigh BEST AND FAIREST Harry Cooper ROOKIE Oren Olgers-Chemke Mahlab UNDER 7S GREY MOST IMPROVED Jotaro Howard-Shibuya BEST TEAM PLAYER James Scutella RUNNER UP B&F James Scutella LEADING GOALKICKER Jack Gardiner (35) RUNNER UP B&F Cullen Lum / Daire COACH Dan Kenny ROOKIE Declan McCarthy MOST CONSISTENT Philippe Alais BEST TEAM PLAYER Billy Chudleigh COACH Mark Gardiner Filitonga UNDER 8S LEADING GOALKICKER Henry Gowers (30) MOST IMPROVED Christian Mirabelli MOST CONSISTENT Luke Asnicar MANAGER Brian Ashby BEST TEAM PLAYER Dylan Howard COACH Peter Read CAPTAIN James Dunlop ROOKIE Rory Potter MOST IMPROVED Louis Wilcox UNDER 17S (DIV 3) MOST CONSISTENT Ben Hennessy UNDER 9S COACH Richard Glover LEADING GOALKICKER James Scutella (28), ROOKIE Davin Kim BEST AND FAIREST Yirrbi Jaffer Williams MOST IMPROVED Clem Bicknell / Thomas COACH Paul Kitchin UNDER 14S Philippe Alais (28) LEADING GOALKICKER James Scutella RUNNER UP B&F Henry Lamshed Brown COORDINATOR Margaret Dessent BEST AND FAIREST Charlie Morgan COACH Brad Scutella COACH Brad Scutella BEST TEAM PLAYER Isaac Wallis ROOKIE Kade Fox-Quinn ASSISTANT COORDINATOR Paul Kitchin RUNNER UP B&F William Gowers UNDER 12S UNDER 11S MOST CONSISTENT Raphy Weir LEADING GOALKICKER Dylan Howard (36) BEST TEAM PLAYER Joe Stapleton BEST AND FAIREST Isaac Mahlab BEST AND FAIREST James Dunlop MOST IMPROVED Aaron Abbonizio COACH Simon Munn/ Kevin Lum MOST CONSISTENT Josh O’Loughlin RUNNER UP B&F James Dunlop RUNNER UP B&F Isaac Mahlab ROOKIE Ryan Martin MANAGER Michael Bicknell MOST IMPROVED Will Stewart BEST TEAM PLAYER Hugo Young BEST TEAM PLAYER Miles Glover LEADING GOALKICKER Henry Lamshed (22) UNDER 12S 2012 TEAMS ROOKIE Gabe Bitti MOST CONSISTENT Murali Chinnappa MOST CONSISTENT Remy De Rooy CAPTAIN Michael Kennedy, Isaac Wallis BEST AND FAIRESt Callan Pratt UNDER 10S BLACK LEADING GOALKICKER Charlie Morgan (78) MOST IMPROVED Oliver Ashby MOST IMPROVED Alex Kidger COACH Frazer Adams RUNNER UP B&F Riley Holmes BEST AND FAIREST Daire Filitonga CAPTAIN William Gowers ROOKIE Elmore Alexander LEADING GOALKICKER Henry Gowers (16) MANAGER Maxine Bartlett BEST TEAM PLAYER Brendan Doyle RUNNER UP B&F Sebastian Wood COACH Jamie Lamshed LEADING GOALKICKER Jack Gardiner (5) COACH RICHARD Glover UNDER 17S (DIV 2) MOST CONSISTENT Oscar Tierney BEST TEAM PLAYER Clem Bicknell UNDER 16S (DIV 3) COACH Richard Glover UNDER 12S BEST AND FAIREST Will Gowers MOST IMPROVED Luke Denvir MOST CONSISTENT Dylan Howard BEST AND FAIREST Rowdy Friend UNDER 13S BEST AND FAIREST Josh O’Loughlin RUNNER UP B&F Sam Clark LEADING Goalkicker Brendan Doyle (35) MOST IMPROVED Cameron Kerr RUNNER UP B&F Harry Harvey BEST AND FAIREST Lachlan Davis RUNNER UP B&F Joe Harman BEST TEAM PLAYER Rowdy Friend COACH Luke Macdougall ROOKIE Lucien Proctor BEST TEAM Player Remy Webb RUNNER UP B&F Josh O’Loughlin BEST TEAM PLAYER Henry Lamshed MOST CONSISTENT Charlie Morgan UNDER 13S LEADING GOALKICKER Daire Filitonga (10), MOST CONSISTENT Sam Clark BEST TEAM PLAYER Luke Astri MOST CONSISTENT Issac Wallis MOST IMPROVED Joe Stapleton BEST AND FAIREST James Scutella Dylan Howard (10) MOST IMPROVED Oscar Gibbins MOST CONSISTENT Joe Stapleton MOST IMPROVED Josh Weston ROOKIE Connor Miller RUNNER UP B&F Cooper Kilpatrick COACH Jason Howard ROOKIE Joel Agius BEST MIDFIELDER Yirrbi Jaffer-Williams ROOKIE Josh Weston LEADING GOALKICKER Oscar Gibbins (53) BEST TEAM PLAYER Wes Greenaway LEADING GOALKICKER Harry Harvey (21) LEADING GOALKICKER Edward McInnes (10) LEADING GOALKICKER Charlie Morgan (32) CAPTAIN Sam Clark MOST CONSISTENT Jojo Howard-Shibuya UNDER 10S WHITE CAPTAIN Rowdy Friend CAPTAIN Josh O’Loughlin COACH Jamie Lamshed COACH Max Friend MOST IMPROVED Billy Chudleigh BEST AND FAIREST Ben Lamb COACH Max Friend COACH Jamie Lamshed UNDER 13S MANAGER Michelle Chantrill LEADING GOALKICKER Miles Glover (24) RUNNER UP B&F Ryan Kitchin UNDER 16S (DIV 2) UNDER 14S BEST AND FAIREST Charlie Rozario AUSKICK COACH Brad Scutella BEST TEAM PLAYER Joe Waterson BEST AND FAIREST Obi Williams BEST AND FAIREST Tom Dunlop RUNNER UP B&F Will Gowers UNDER 5S UNDER 14S MOST CONSISTENT Sebastian Robitschko RUNNER UP B&F Tom Dunlop RUNNER UP B&F Will Gowers BEST TEAM PLAYER Tom Dunlop COACH Cain Sarah BEST AND FAIREST Chris McMaster MOST IMPROVED Abe Mahlab BEST TEAM Player Vinnie Britton BEST TEAM PLAYER Charlie Mannix MOST CONSISTENT Blake Tulk UNDER 6S RUNNER UP B&F Daragh Mullen LEADING GOALKICKER Michael Read (50) MOST CONSISTENT Oscar Osborne MOST CONSISTENT Thomas Ostinga MOST IMPROVED Charlie Mannix COACH Matt Smith, Chris Placencia BEST TEAM PLAYER Henry Gowers COACH Simon Munn MOST IMPROVED Charlie Rozario MOST IMPROVED Andrew Berg ROOKIE Sam Clark MANAGER Janelle Kenchington MOST CONSISTENT Oliver Ashby LEADING GOALKICKER Ben Plug (45) BEST MIDFIELDER Remy Webb LEADING GOALKICKER Charlie Morgan (28) UNDER 7S MOST IMPROVED Sam Eames UNDER 11S CAPTAIN Oscar Osborne & Obi Williams ROOKIE Ben Friend CAPTAIN Tom Dunlop COACH Mike Donaldson, Mark LEADING GOALKICKER Jack Gardiner (10) BEST AND FAIREST Callan Pratt COACH Joe Bitton LEADING GOALKICKER Thomas Ostinga (30) COACH Max Friend Kimberley CAPTAIN Mark Gardiner RUNNER UP B&F Luc Claringbold AUSKICK CAPTAIN Tom Dunlop UNDER 14S UNDER 8S COACH Richard Glover BEST TEAM PLAYER Cormac Kenne UNDER 5S COACH Max Friend BEST AND FAIREST Jarryd Abbonizio COACHS Simon Tracy, Dan Kenny, UNDER 16S (DIV 2) MOST CONSISTENT Elliott Preston COACH Simon Tracy UNDER 16S RUNNER UP B&F Obi Williams Greg Smith, Mike Cooney, Angus BEST AND FAIREST Tom Dunlop MOST IMPROVED Gulliver Hull UNDER 6S BEST AND FAIREST Jack Hiscox BEST TEAM PLAYER Vinny Britton MacDougall (U13s) RUNNER UP B&F Jack Fox ROOKIE Hayden Brook COACH Peter Read RUNNER UP B&F Harry Jenkins MOST CONSISTENT Dario Villante UNDER 9S BEST TEAM PLAYER Jacob McKenna LEADING Goalkicker Callan Pratt (32) UNDER 7S BEST TEAM PLAYER Bill Shipway MOST IMPROVED Tom Avgenicos COACHS Peter Read, Simon Thomsen, MOST CONSISTENT Charlie Mannix COACH Luke Macdougall COACH Brad Scutella MOST CONSISTENT Obi Williams LEADING GOALKICKER Ben Plug (9) Dan O’Callaghan ROOKIE James Dummett UNDER 8S MOST IMPROVED Patrick Mogan COACH Joe Britton MANAGER Kirsty Bass LEADING GOALKICKER Thomas Ostinga (50) UNDER 12S GIRLS COACH Guy Fitzroy & Bill Barden LEADING GOALKICKER Jack Hiscox (42) UNDER 16S COORDINATOR Kirsty Bass CAPTIN Tom Dunlop BEST AND FAIREST Grace Wilson UNDER 9S CAPTAIN Tom Falkner BEST AND FAIREST Yarran Jaffer COACH Max Friend RUNNER UP B&F Meera Chinnappa COACH Simon Munn & Jason Howard COACH Frazer Adams RUNNER UP B&F Jack Hiscox UNDER 16S (DIV 3) MOST IMPROVED Isabelle Myers COORDINATOR Margaret Dessent AUSKICK BEST TEAM PLAYER Jaydan Donato BEST AND FAIREST Charlie Morgan LEADING Goalkicker UNDER 5S MOST CONSISTENT Daniel Trent RUNNER UP B&F Will Gowers COACH Jeremy Stanwix (Drummoyne) COACH Simon Tracy MOST IMPROVED Tom Taylor BEST TEAM PLAYER Max Drew UNDER 6S ROOKIE Luke Duigan

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LEADING GOALKICKER Jack Hiscox (32) UNDER 14S GOALKICKER Charlie Morgan (23) COACH Jeff Wright COACH Roger Knott CAPTAIN Various COACH Frazer Adams BEST AND FAIREST Jack Hiscox CAPTAIN Tom Dunlop UNDER 10S WHITE UNDER 9S COACH Dean Roworth AUSKICK RUNNER UP B&F Tom Falkner COACH Michael Dunlop BEST AND FAIREST Tom Dunlop COACH Michael Dunlop UNDER 14S UNDER 5S, UNDER 6S, UNDER 7S , UNDER 8S BEST TEAM PLAYER Harry Jenkins UNDER 12S RUNNER UP B&F Dominic Nies COORDINATOR Brad Scutella BEST AND FAIREST Joe Britton COACH Simon Tracy, Simon Munn MOST CONSISTENT Nathan Tulk BEST AND FAIREST Oscar Osborne BEST TEAM PLAYER Jack Fox RUNNER UP B&F Max Oke UNDER 9S MOST IMPROVED Joshua Schnerring RUNNER UP B&F Vinnie Britton MOST CONSISTENT Charlie Morgan BEST TEAM PLAYER Cameron McKenzie COACH John Lawrence LEADING GOALKICKER Jack Hiscox (20) BEST TEAM PLAYER Jake Skrabanich MOST IMPROVED Tom Steinthal MOST CONSISTENT Max Oke COORDINATOR Brad Scutella CAPTAIN Tom Falkner MOST CONSISTENT Frankie Noble-Shelton ROOKIE Charlie Rozario 2006 TEAMS MOST IMPROVED ASSIST COORDINATOR Andrew Scanlan COACH Frazer Adams MOST IMPROVED Dario Villante LEADING GOALKICKER Charlie Morgan (12) UNDER 10S Alex Curtis UNDER 16S ROOKIE Julian Robertson CAPTAIN Various BEST AND FAIREST Oscar Osborne ROOKIE Bradley Alderton BEST AND FAIREST Rhys Lindsay LEADING GOALKICKER Marcus McCairns (17) COACH Glenn Fowler RUNNER UP B&F Payton Ellis LEADING GOALKICKER Max Oke (34) RUNNER UP B&F Jonathan Symons CAPTAIN Frankie Noble-Shelton UNDER 11S BEST TEAM PLAYER Annabelle Kablean CAPTAIN Joe Britton 2009 TEAMS BEST TEAM PLAYER Brad Plug COACH Joe Britton BEST AND FAIREST Oscar Osborne MOST CONSISTENT Braden Angell COACH Geoff Odgers UNDER 10S MOST CONSISTENT Sam Goldsworthy UNDER 13S RUNNER UP B&F Vinnie Britton MOST IMPROVED Angus McKindlay UNDER 15S BEST AND FAIREST Isaac Mahlab MOST IMPROVED Andrew France BEST AND FAIREST Jack Hiscox BEST TEAM Player Reg Oke ROOKIE Benjamin Plug BEST AND FAIREST Macleay Lewis RUNNER UP B&F Hugo Young ROOKIE Aidan Kowolski RUNNER UP B&F Eden Woodend MOST CONSISTENT Patrick Mogan LEADING GOALKICKER Oscar Osborne (14) RUNNER UP B&F Luke Elasi BEST TEAM PLAYER Joshua Haggar LEADING GOALKICKER Rhys Lindsay (63) BEST TEAM PLAYER Harry Jenkins MOST IMPROVED Margot Alais CAPTAIN Various BEST TEAM PLAYER Macleay Lewis MOST CONSISTENT Miles Glover CAPTAIN Dan Field-Read MOST CONSISTENT Thomas Williamson Rookie Jasper Kidd COACH Chris Osborne MOST CONSISTENT Patrick Naghten MOST IMPROVED Jack Gardiner COACH Nathan Donato MOST IMPROVED Nicholas Hulme LEADING GOALKICKER Braden Angell (15) UNDER 11S MOST IMPROVED Chris Bolt ROOKIE Isaac Mahlab AUSKICK ROOKIE James Palmer CAPTAIN Various BEST AND FAIREST Ya r ra n Ja f fer LEADING GOALKICKER Henry Gowers (11) UNDER 5S LEADING GOALKICKER Jack Hiscox (25) COACH Chris Osborne RUNNER UP B&F Harry Jenkins ROOKIE Ben Eliya CAPTAIN Various COACH Andrew Gray CAPTAIN Tom Falkner UNDER 12S BEST TEAM PLAYER Daniel Trent LEADING GOALKICKER Daniel Speers (30) COACH Richard Glover UNDER 6S COACH Frazer Adams BEST AND FAIREST Jack Hiscox MOST CONSISTENT Thomas Williamson CAPTAIN Macleay Lewis, Jordan Moore UNDER 11S COACH Andrew Gray UNDER 14S RUNNER UP B&F Harry Jenkins MOST IMPROVED Carl Salomon COACH Ross Lewis BEST AND FAIREST James Dunlop UNDER 7S BLACK BEST AND FAIREST Bradley Plug BEST TEAM Player Daniel Trent ROOKIE Max Lawrance AUSKICK RUNNER UP B&F Isaac Wallis COACH Simon Tracy RUNNER UP B&F Jaydan Donato MOST CONSISTENT Tom Williamson LEADING GOALKICKER Eden Woodend (17) JUNIORS BEST TEAM PLAYER Edward McInnes UNDER 7S WHITE BEST TEAM PLAYER Rory O’Grady MOST IMPROVED Frankie Noble-Shelton CAPTAIN Various COACH Brad Scutella, David Alais MOST CONSISTENT Oisin Filitonga COACH Simon Munn MOST CONSISTENT David Bretag ROOKIE Reid McCaughey COACH Geoff Odgers COLTS MOST IMPROVED William Stewart UNDER 8S MOST IMPROVED Jack O’Malley LEADING GOALKICKER Yarran Jaffer (23) UNDER 12S COACH Roger Knott ROOKIE Liam Kelly COACH John Lawrence ROOKIE Jarrod Dawson CAPTAIN Various BEST AND FAIREST Jaydan Donato SENIORS LEADING GOALKICKER Edward McInnes (11) UNDER 9S LEADING GOALKICKER Eden Woodend (19) COACH Michael Jenkins RUNNER UP B&F Bradley Plug COACH Ross McInnes CAPTAIN Various COACH Brad Scutella CAPTAIN Jaydan Donato, James Bailey UNDER 13S BEST TEAM PLAYER Eamonn Robinson COACH Jamie Lamshed COORDINATOR Brad Scutella COACH Dean Roworth BEST AND FAIREST Jaydan Donato MOST CONSISTENT Jaydan Donato UNDER 9S UNDER 12S BLACK UNDER 16S RUNNER UP B&F Bradley Plug MOST IMPROVED Alex McKenzie COACH Michael Dunlop BEST AND FAIREST Will Gowers BEST AND FAIREST Joe Britton BEST TEAM Player Rory O’Grady ROOKIE Gianni Melita COORDINATOR Jeff Wright RUNNER UP B&F Felix Rose, Blake Tulk RUNNER UP B&F Michael Trent MOST CONSISTENT Jaydan Donato LEADING GOALKICKER Bradley Plug (27) SQUAD MANAGER Michelle Chantrill BEST TEAM PLAYER Lachie White 2008 TEAMS LEADING GOALKICKER Michael Trent (37) MOST IMPROVED Jack O’Malley MOST CONSISTENT Rowdy Friend UNDER 10S CAPTAIN Joe Britton ROOKIE Sam Jung MOST IMPROVED Alex Wright BEST AND FAIREST Oisin Filatonga COACH Glenn Fowler LEADING GOALKICKER Bradley Plug (22) ROOKIE Charlie Mannix RUNNER UP B&F Yirrbi Jaffer AUSKICK CAPTAIN Jaydan Donato LEADING GOALKICKER Will Gowers (8) BEST TEAM PLAYER James Dunlop JUNIORS TEAM 1 COACH Dean Roworth CAPTAIN Will Gowers MOST CONSISTENT Jack Devonshire COACH Andrew Gray UNDER 15S COACH Max Friend MOST IMPROVED Henry Lamshed JUNIORS TEAM 2 BEST AND FAIREST Joe Britton UNDER 12S WHITE ROOKIE Tasman Misionere COACH Simon Tracey RUNNER UP B&F Michael Trent BEST AND FAIREST Charlie Rozario LEADING GOALKICKER Michael Kennedy (4), UNDER 7S BEST TEAM PLAYER Jacob Pallister RUNNER UP B&F Tom Dunlop Jasper Harding (4) COACH Roger Knott MOST CONSISTENT Cameron McKenzie BEST TEAM PLAYER Jack Fox CAPTAIN Various UNDER 8S MOST IMPROVED Daniel Hickie MOST CONSISTENT Charlie Morgan COACH Jamie Lamshed COACH Brad Scutella ROOKIE Jack Savage MOST IMPROVED Harry Whitting UNDER 11S BLACK UNDER 9S LEADING GOALKICKER David Jung (45) ROOKIE Finn Potter BEST AND FAIREST Blake Tulk COACH Roger Knott CAPTAIN Joe Britton LEADING GOALKICKER Charlie Morgan (30) RUNNER UP B&F William Gowers COORDINATOR Brad Scutella COACH Peter McKenzie CAPTAIN Tom Dunlop BEST TEAM PLAYER Lachlan White UNDER 16S COACH Michael Dunlop MOST CONSISTENT Rowdy Friend BEST AND FAIREST Kieran Emery UNDER 13S MOST IMPROVED Oscar Gibbins RUNNER UP B&F Chris Bolt BEST AND FAIREST Vinny Britton, Nick ROOKIE Paul Ansett 2007 TEAMS MOST CONSISTENT Macleay Lewis Quinn LEADING GOALKICKER William Gowers (10) UNDER 10S BLACK LEADING GOALKICKER Chris Bol (20) RUNNER UP B&F Dario Villante CAPTAIN William Gowers BEST AND FAIREST William Gowers CAPTAIN McLeay Lewis BEST TEAM PLAYER Frankie Noble-Shelton COACH Jeff Wright RUNNER UP B&F Harry Whitting COACH Ross Lewis MOST CONSISTENT Oscar Osborne UNDER 11S WHITE BEST TEAM PLAYEr Aidan Sammut AUSKICK MOST IMPROVED Christain Pianta BEST AND FAIREST Charlie Morgan MOST CONSISTENT Jamie Clifton-Bligh JUNIORS ROOKIE Obi Williams RUNNER UP B&F Jack Fox MOST IMPROVED Rowdy Friend COACH Ross McInnes LEADING GOALKICKER Luke May (26) BEST TEAM PLAYER Charlie Rozario ROOKIE Oscar Gibbins COLTS CAPTAIN Frankie Noble-Shelton MOST CONSISTENT Thomas Steinthal LEADING GOALKICKER William Gowers (12) COACH Brad Scutella COACH Joe Britton MOST IMPROVED Daikin Coorey CAPTAIN Various SENIORS

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2018 2011 2006 PRESIDENT Simon Tracy PRESIDENT Peter Gowers PRESIDENT Dave Britton SECRETARY Belinda Davies SECRETARY Margaret Sammut COMMITTEE Michelle Chantrill, Peter COMMITTEE Guy Fitzroy, Peter Clark, COMMITTEE Maxine Bartlett, Michelle Gowers, Noeline Sappey, Mark Mike Cooney, Bev Walsh, Julie- Chantrill, Don Chudleigh, Michael Whitehead, Michael Dunlop, Chris Anne Burnicle, Mike Schofield, Dunlop, Malcolm France, Mark Hancock, Brad Scutella, Jeff Wright, Brad Scutella, Susie Mulveney, Gibbins, Jamie Lamshed, Ross Tony Falkner, Ross McInnes, Ian Luke MacDougall, Lynn Clift, Jason McInnes, Treesa McInness, Winston Trent Howard, Jen Richardson, Kirsty Bass Sammut, Brad Scutella, Jeff Wright 2005 2017 2010 PRESIDENT Dave Britton PRESIDENT Simon Tracy PRESIDENT Peter Gowers SECRETARY Lee Hancock SECRETARY Bev Walsh SECRETARY Margaret Sammut COMMITTEE Sue Trent, Michael Dunlop, COMMITTEE Don Chudleigh, Guy Fitzroy, COMMITTEE David Alais, Maxine Ross McInnes, Chris Hancock, Jeff Peter Clark, Mike Cooney, Claudia Bartlett, Dave Britton, Joe Britton, Wright, Bruce Armitage, Stephen Kearns, Jason Howard, Brad Scutella, Don Chudleigh, Michelle Chantrill, Beard, Tony Falkner Kirsty Bass, Mike Schofield, Susie Brendan Dessent, Michael Dunlop, Mulveney, Jason Howard, Lynn Clift, Malcolm France, Max Friend, 2004 Gareth Butler, Dan Hennessy, Luke Mark Gibbins, Jamie Lamshed, Ross PRESIDENT Dave Britton Macdougall McInnes, Jeff Wright, Treesa McInnes, SECRETARY Joanne Buckley Chris Osborne, Winston Sammut, COMMITTEE Liz Lucas, Chris Hancock, 2016 Andrew Scanlan, Brad Scutella Phil Winwood, Tony Fisher, Sue PRESIDENT Peter Gowers Trent, Lee Hancock, Dean Roworth, SECRETARY Jason Howard 2009 Dave Lucas, John Lindsay, John COMMITTEE Simon Tracy, Don Chudleigh, PRESIDENT Peter Gowers Whiley, Malcolm France, Bruce Kirsty Bass, Gabrielle Brown, Claudia SECRETARY Margaret Sammut Armitage Kearns, Luke Macdougall, Dan COMMITTEE David Alais, Dave Britton, Hennessey, Joe Britton, Lynn Clift. Joe Britton, Michelle Chantrill, 2003 Don Chudleigh, Brendan Dessent, PRESIDENT Dave Britton 2015 Michael Dunlop, Chris Hancock, SECRETARY Joanne Buckley PRESIDENT Peter Gowers Ross McInnes, Brad Scutella, Penny COMMITTEE Liz Lucas, Chris Hancock, SECRETARY Claudia Kearns Waters, Jeff Wright Sian Williams, Tom Daunt, Phil COMMITTEE Gabrielle Brown, Maxine Winwood, Sue Trent, Lee Hancock, Bartlett, Don Chudleigh, Jason 2008 Dave Lucas, Roger Faulkner, Dean Howard, Luke MacDougall, Michael PRESIDENT Ian Trent Roworth, John Lindsay, Tony Fisher, Dunlop, Kirsty Bass, Dan Hennessy, SECRETARY Margaret Sammut John Whiley, Malcolm France, Bruce Armitage Peter Read, Brad Scutella, Frazer COMMITTEE Dave Britton, Joe Britton, Adams, Mark Gibbins, Joe Britton Michelle Chantrill, Don Chudleigh, Michael Dunlop, Tony Falkner, 2002 2014 Peter Gowers, Chris Hancock, Ross PRESIDENT Dave Britton PRESIDENT Peter Gowers McInnes, Brad Scutella, Penny SECRETARY Dave Britton SECRETARY Margaret Sammut Waters, Jeff Wright COMMITTEE Liz Lucas, Chris Hancock, COMMITTEE Jeff Wright, Maxine Bartlett, Susan Parker, P Hall, John Lindsay Joe Britton, Don Chudleigh, Jason 2007 Howard, Luke MacDougall, Michael PRESIDENT Ian Trent 2001 Dunlop, Kirsty Bass, Dan Hennessy, COMMITTEE Dave Britton, Tony Falkner, PRESIDENT Lee Hancock Peter Read, Brad Scutella, Frazer Chris Hancock, Mark Whitehead, SECRETARY Dave Britton Adams, Jamie Lamshed, Winston Michelle Chantrill, Peter Gowers, COMMITTEE Liz Lucas, Chris Hancock, Sammut, Mark Gibbins Ross McInnes, Jeff Wright, Michael Susan Parker, P Hall, John Lindsay, Dunlop, Ben Grant, Brad Scutella M Ratliff 2013 PRESIDENT Peter Gowers SECRETARY Margaret Sammut COMMITTEE Maxine Bartlett, Joe Britton, Michelle Chantrill, Don Chudleigh, Margaret Dessent, Michael Donaldson, Michael Dunlop, Malcolm France, Mark Gibbins, Ed Greenaway, Jamie Lamshed, Luke Macdougall, Peter Read, Brad Scutella, Simon Tracy, Jeff Wright

2012 PRESIDENT Peter Gowers SECRETARY Margaret Sammut COMMITTEE David Alais, Don Chudleigh, Michelle Chantrill, Peter Read, Jeff Wright, Maxine Bartlett, Margaret Dessent, Max Friend, Jamie Lamshed, Paul Kitchin, Malcolm France, Mark Gibbins, Winston Sammut, Joe Britton, Brendan Dessent, Michael Dunlop, Brad Scutella

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1990 PRESIDENT Paul Feain SECRETARY Colin Williams COMMITTEE John Coles, Luke Daley, Kerry Jones, S Brady, Peter Fretwell, John Prentice

1989 PRESIDENT Tony Hughes SECRETARY Noreen Wellfare COMMITTEE Dennis White, Colin Williams, Rod Pugh, Paul Feain, John Coles, Brian Wellfare, Arie Plug

1988 PRESIDENT Tony Hughes SECRETARY Noreen Wellfare COMMITTEE Brian Wellfare, Arie Plug, Paul Feain, Colin Williams, Rod Pugh, John Coles, Dennis White

1987 PRESIDENT Tony Hughes SECRETARY Noreen Wellfare COMMITTEE Brian Wellfare, Paul Feain, Rod Pugh, John Coles

1986 PRESIDENT Tony Hughes SECRETARY Noreen Wellfare COMMITTEE Brian Wellfare, P Graham, J Osterman, Paul Feain, G Lawford

1985 PRESIDENT Tony Hughes SECRETARY Noreen Wellfare 2000 1995 COMMITTEE Brian Wellfare, G Lawford, J PRESIDENT Lee & Chris Hancock PRESIDENT Paul Feain Osterman, P Graham, Paul Feain, M SECRETARY Lee & Chris Hancock SECRETARY Lindsay Foyle Petrolo COMMITTEE Liz Lucas, Dave Britton, COMMITTEE Mark Ward, Bob Kirby, James Susan Parker, John Lindsay Caithness, Gabrielle Feain, Susan Kirby, Phil Dixon, Robin Solling, 1984 PRESIDENT Simon Kelly 1999 Terry Watson, Steve Lewis SECRETARY D Radford PRESIDENT Rob Parker COMMITTEE Noreen Wellfare, A Williams, SECRETARY Steve Lewis 1994 Dennis Guppy, Brian Wellfare COMMITTEE Liz Lucas, Robert Mosley, PRESIDENT John Coles Bill Bullock, Susan Parker, Angela SECRETARY Vicky Fretwell Mosley, John Evans, Robin Funston, COMMITTEE Mark Ward, Robin Solling, 1983 John Lindsay Paul Feain, Gabrielle Feain PRESIDENT Simon Kelly SECRETARY D Radford 1998 1993 COMMITTEE Noreen Wellfare, W Sharpe, PRESIDENT Susan Kirby PRESIDENT John Coles A Hughes, Gary Isherwood, Brian Wellfare SECRETARY Robert Kirby SECRETARY C Flood COMMITTEE Rob Parker, Kerry Bennell, COMMITTEE Mark Ward, K Flood, Vicky Gary Bennell, Steve Lewis Fretwell, Bob Kirby, Robin Solling, 1982 Gabrielle Feain, Paul Feain, Terry PRESIDENT Simon Kelly 1997 Watson SECRETARY D Radford PRESIDENT Susan Kirby COMMITTEE Noreen Wellfare, Brian SECRETARY Robert Kirby 1992 Wellfare, A Williams, P Hicks, A Hughes COMMITTEE Gary Bennell, Donna PRESIDENT Dick Dare Fowler, Steve Lewis, John Evans, SECRETARY Colin Williams 1981 Kerry Bennell, Mary Anderson, COMMITTEE John Coles, Terry Watson, PRESIDENT John Muggridge John Prentice, Robert Parker, Peter Vicky Fretwell, Colin Williams, Bob SECRETARY D Radford Cameron Kirby, Matthew Coles, Kerry Jones, COMMITTEE A Williams, Noreen Wellfare, P John Prentice, Paul Feain, Mark Ward Hicks, Brian Wellfare, Simon Kelly, B Gill 1996 PRESIDENT Phil Dixon 1991 1980 SECRETARY Robert Kirby PRESIDENT Dick Dare PRESIDENT John Muggridge COMMITTEE Steve Lewis, Robin Solling, SECRETARY Colin Williams SECRETARY D Radford Paul Feain, Susan Kirby, Gary COMMITTEE John Coles, Terry Watson, COMMITTEE G Campbell, John Muggridge, Bennell, John Prentice, John Evans, Vicky Fretwell, John Prentice, Paul B Gill, E Owens, Simon Kelly, John Kerry Bennell, Robert Parker Feain, Mark Ward, Kerry Jones Prentice

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