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ADMINISTRATION PATRONS 2019 CLUB LEGEND Adrian Barich CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER CLUB PATRON Marty Atkins Peter Gilkison GAMEDAY ACCOUNTS MANAGER VICE PATRONS GROUND MANAGER John Matthews Steve Irons MP Gary Lendich Damian Matthews OFFICE MANAGER Graham Edwards GROUND ANNOUNCER Dee Brooks Ted O’Connor Derek Wedge PARTNERSHIPS Allan Stiles Ben Wyatt MLA PHOTOGRAPHERS Jared Bell Jodie Castle Rita Baldwin-Wright FUNCTIONS & FACILITIES Phil Castle Daniel Carson Gary Day Ryan Keatley RETURNING OFFICERS James Worsfold MARKETING & BRANDING Greg Dart Theron Kirkman Mel Newcombe Wayne Koch Blake Parry Brian Sweetapple OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR DISTRICT Cath Parker ANNUAL REPORT EDITOR Dee Brooks TEAM LEADER OFFICE VOLUNTEER Corey Ranger Kerry Sweetapple LITTLE LEAGUE Daniel Rechichi DEVELOPMENT OFFICER FACILITIES Kris Shannon Lance Rigby COMPETITION OFFICER Maree Power PERTH FOOTBALL CLUB 1 FROM THE PRESIDENT Bob Shields

“Community Engagement is the “growth” area for all WAFL Clubs…..no activity has as much reach into the local community.”

The improvement shown in the Perth Football Club over season 2019 We expect to be able to welcome the new General Manager to the was down to a strong Team Effort - the team being the Members Club early in the new year. [up 53%] the Sponsorship Funds [up 129%] with these two groups responding to a much more spirited effort from our League team. All The final team is your Directors - and I join with you in thanking these three groups are to be congratulated. volunteers who each carry out hundreds of man-hours to handle their portfolios. To all current Directors, and to former Director Kristi Comments during the season from WAFC leaders and other WAFL Annear who recently resigned, my sincere thanks. Presidents show that they have noted the more determined approach from all Perth people - from the Players down to every supporter. 120th Year - it is crystal clear that the launch of the 120th Year Logo had a galvanising effect at the start of the year, and renewed pride Strong leadership requires players who show the way. In season in Perth supporters. 2019 Clint Jones handed over the captaincy to Corey Yeo but Club Director Mark Treasure and Marketing & Communications continued his magnificent playing efforts - resulting in his second Manager Mel Newcombe are again leading a process to capture the Butcher medal. While our new captain grew into his role during “unique purpose” of our proud club and will reflect that in a new Logo season 2019 and will prove to be an inspiring leader. to take us forward from Season 2020, to be released early in 2020.

Three more teams need to be acknowledged for their behind-the- We had great momentum at the start of season 2019, and a major part scenes efforts that provided the platform to make the above success of that was the success of early-season Twilight Games at Mineral possible. Resources Park which created a Family fun atmosphere, and up to a 30% increase in patronage. PFC will capitalise on the wonderful The Football Leadership team consists of Football Director Troy ground facilities we now enjoy and seek more Twilight games next Cook, Football Operations Manager Dale Ballantyne and Senior season. On behalf of PFC can I also say a sincere thanks to Trevor Coach Earl Spalding - and despite the last game stumble, it was Nisbett and his WCE team - we have worked co-operatively with our a strong performance with two more wins, and Perth now has a neighbour in this first season and look forward to this continuing. platform to push into the Finals next season. In addition, Robert Wiley volunteered to use his connections and AFL football credibility Zone Review - the professional survey completed for the WAFC to get top recruits into Perth’s playing list. The above foursome have in 2019 made one absolute recommendation - Perth Football Club done an amazing job to win the recruits we have for season 2020. has a zone that has limited growth and needs to be supported It speaks volumes when an ex-AFL player in Chris Masten elects to immediately. Hardly news to us at PFC, so we have been lobbying make Perth his WAFL home, on the basis that “Perth is a team that is the WAFC to expand our zone, especially into suburbs “rich” with about to go places.” Trevor Williams and Andrew Panetta plus all the young footballers - something we seriously lack. assistant coaches have created some very fine young men for PFC. PFC Headquarters - with the $4 million Federal commitment obtained Perth people put Perth First, and I commend Earl Spalding for by local MHR Steve Irons, we at PFC reviewed the actual area approaching the Board with the Succession Plan which will see requirements for our Football Club, then based on that analysis - had Gary Moss as our new senior coach from season 2021. The Board two experienced Stadium architects draw up schematic drawings, endorsed this progressive initiative, after first ensuring the Earl will which we shared with the Town of Victoria Park, who actually control not be lost to the Club. He will be in a coach mentoring role from the project budget and timing. With the Council elections now 2021-across all grades, right down to our Juniors. completed, we are awaiting advice from the Council as to the timing of the project start. PFC’s administration team worked diligently all-year-round to provide the framework for the players’ efforts, and to service Member’s needs, and they each perform longer hours than they are paid for- we are extremely lucky with this team. Also, it would be remiss not to note the sterling seven-year effort of former CEO Marty Atkins, who came in seven years ago to lift respect for the Perth jumper from “Strong leadership requires players as well as opponents, and we wish him well in his new role at his original club South Fremantle [except when they play Perth].

At the time of writing, the team helmed by past Captain and PFC players who show the way” Legend Brian Cook was in the final stages of selection for our new General Manager.

PERTH FOOTBALL CLUB 2 PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2019

Community Engagement - this is the “growth” area for all WAFL *the Centurions Club continues to provide the financial bedrock for Clubs. New WAFC Chairman Wayne Martin and his team have PFC, ably lead by Trustees Peter Gilkison, Damian Matthews, Phil pointed out that no activity has as much reach into the local Castle and myself as President. We can report the Fund now stands community as WAFL Clubs. It is also clear that with future revenue at $473,213 with the original target of $500,000 likely to be achieved streams from traditional football sources predicted to contract, we at next year. Former President Ted O’Connor continues to be a most PFC need to expand in the Community Services and Grants areas. generous donor to this fund. Some WAFL Clubs have a head start on us in this area and are *our major sponsors in Gavin Caudle’s Provident Capital Partners, reaping major revenue benefits. We are currently negotiating on a City Toyota, the Lucky Shag Waterfront Bar, Revo Fitness, West new Aboriginal Engagement initiative with the promise of funding Coast Eagles have been joined by Fugro as a new major sponsor from a major resources company. This is an area we will focus on. in 2019.

Club Volunteers - I am humbled to observe the massive support this *The generous support of the Town of Victoria Park continues under Red & Black Army provide, with virtually no recognition. Those listed the new Mayor Karen Vernon and the astute management of CEO below are only a snapshot. Anthony Vuleta, and we thank them sincerely.

*Club Patron - Peter Gilkison, along with Vice Patrons Damian The Team doing a great job holding the Club together as we await Matthews and Phil Castle, Steve Irons MHR, Ben Wyatt MLA, Ted the new General Manager include Cathrine Parker as Membership O’Connor and Graham Edwards, and not forgetting Mr. Perth - Allan and Administration Coordinator, Dee Brooks, our Finance Manager, Stiles, who has just been honoured with WAFL Life Membership last John Matthews, the Governance Officer and Jared Bell our Business week. Development Manager [who is one of two new fathers in the PFC team, along with Dale Ballantyne]. *Past Players - lead by Wayne Koch, Greg Dart & Brian Sweetapple [and Kerry Sweetapple-who is a Super volunteer for all jobs at PFC] Finally, I take this opportunity to thank members and supporters for *Gala Auction - the 2019 version remained a glittering event, and their continuing commitment to the Perth Football Club and wish you despite poor economic conditions Kerrie-Ann Pendal and her team all the very best for the forthcoming festive season and 2020. including Functions Manager Ryan Keatley raised a net $70,436. A tremendous effort. “Perth people put Perth First”

PERTH FOOTBALL CLUB 3 FOOTBALL STAFF

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FOOTBALL OPS MANAGER TIMEKEEPERS DOCTOR TRAINERS Dale Ballantyne Simon Collins Joe Henry Benjamin Wilson Clive Miriano Ella McMillan DIRECTOR OF COACHING Brian Carr PHYSIO Tahlia Pemberton Trevor Williams Lee Passmore Brett Fletcher GraceGaffy Alex Murdock Brooke Maslin CHAIRMAN OF SELECTORS STATS Peter Gangemi Haylea Butler Neil Allen Dennis Marshall Courtney Jones Malcolm Harris S&C Emily Gibb TALENT MANAGER Saia Wood-Halifihi Emily Smith Trevor Screaigh PROPERTY Harry McBriar Sharnae Watson Arthur Ransted Evan Door Ethan Lee-Visser TALENT ADMIN Doug Ransted Georgia Bertolini Michele Burton HEAD TRAINERS Lincoln Handley TRIBUNAL ADVOCATE Hayley Paterson Kelly Chilvers Steve Mayne Charlotte Elliot Zoe Slater Jess Vince

LEAGUE RESERVES COLTS FUTURES COACH COACH COACH COACH Earl Spalding Andrew Panetta Michael Pratt Daine Burnett

ASSISTANT COACHES ASSISTANT COACHES ASSISTANT COACHES ASSISTANT COACHES Darren Kowal Kim VanderWeide Glenn Davies Scott Moore Trevor Williams Mark Grogan Dean Mann Kristian Leeson Daine Burnett Kristian Leeson Peter Donaldson Kurt Bufton Patrick Litherland Bruce Fraser Chris Maskiell TEAM MANAGER TEAM MANAGER TEAM MANAGER TEAM MANAGER Garry Hallett Kevin Dack Peter Boyd Steve Ransted RUNNERS HEADSET HEADSET RUNNERS Justin Baker Craig Fewster Mark Ward Katelyn Towie Chelsea Thomas MATCH UP BOARDS RUNNERS RUNNERS Garry Hallett Simon Jenkins MATCH UP BOARDS MATCH UP BOARDS Chris Mask MATCH UP BOARDS Paul Lott Laurie Liddelow

4 PERTH FOOTBALL CLUB FROM THE FOOTBALL OPERATIONS MANAGER Dale Ballantyne “Our continued improvement has not occurred through luck. Our senior coach, Earl Spalding has driven the football department, playing group and senior coaches to produce increased effort, professionalism and intensity.”

An exciting, progressive, yet unfulfilled season at senior level on the football field at Perth Football Club in 2019. A great start on field at League level set us up for our best season for some time and having some depth in our player list not seen for a number of years allowed our Reserves to also push for a finals berth.

Stability in our off-field personnel was a welcome change form the previous season. Our main focus was to find a replacement for Ben Tuene, our Head of Strength & Conditioning. Undertaking a robust recruitment strategy, we were very happy to have Saia Wood-Halafihi step into our football club in his first senior role. Saia, along with Harry and Evan created a fantastic environment for the players to grow.

The medical team was once again fantastically lead by Charlotte and Hayley. The training staff, along with Dr Joe Henry and Brett Fletcher our physio displayed professionalism, knowledge and experience which is appreciated and welcomed by the players and staff. The Perth FC is very happy and lucky to have you on our staff.

To all the coaching staff, including the volunteers who put in hours of work during the season, once again I have enjoyed working with you, as I know the players have enjoyed having you involved. It is never easy to maintain your energy and enthusiasm over the course of a long season, however, you have all managed to do that and it has been a great pleasure to have been able to achieve what we have with you. To departing coaches Darren Kowal, Kristian Leeson and Bruce Fraser, we appreciate the time you have put into the Perth FC.

Once again, I would also like to acknowledge the Monday morning crew, who are at the club every week, tidying up to ensure that the club looks good. Your work is much appreciated.

Team managers, chairman of selectors, boardmen, runners and all other game day helpers, you make my life so much easier and I trust you had an enjoyable season.

Our continued improvement has not occurred through luck. Our senior coach, Earl Spalding has driven the football department, playing group and senior coaches to produce increased effort, professionalism and intensity. Earl is a focused individual, who has a great passion for the Perth FC, which will ultimately provide sustained success at all levels. To the senior staff and reserves coach Andrew Panetta, thank you for supporting Earl and myself. We ask for a lot of your time and you are always forthcoming with ideas and are a great team.

In his first year as club captain, Corey Yeo learnt a few things and also showed some tremendous signs of leadership. To Yeoy and the leadership group, thank you for your support and input into how the club is perceived by all football stakeholders and club supporters, members and sponsors. We will continue to work on leadership, values and standards. Clubs do not necessarily function in harmony at all times, however, I feel that the issues we deal with at Perth are now relatively small ones and we deal with these in a controlled and mature way thanks to the work of the leadership group. Thank you to the Board for your support. It is always a tougher time when there is change. The support for the football department has not waived and with this in place, we will improve again in 2020.

Finally, to all the front office staff, Ryan, Lance, Archie along with our Talent team of Trevor and Michelle, I still believe we punch well above our weight in what we achieve and how we work as a team.

PERTH FOOTBALL CLUB 5 FROM THE SENIOR COACH Earl Spalding

“Whilst a couple of key inclusions will help with our upward trajectory, the main source of our improvement will continue to come from within.”

How you judge our 2019 season will depend a bit on whether you’re a glass half full or glass half empty type of person. It would be easy to dwell on the disappointment of the last game against Peel and the fall away in results from our excellent 5-0 start to the season, but even the most negative person couldn’t deny our continued improvement from the previous 2 seasons. To have won 3 out of the 4 games against the preliminary finalists (and we somehow lost the 4th after dominating in every stat category bar the scoreboard) shows to me we have elevated ourselves to be knocking on the door of being a genuine premiership contender in the not too distant future.

The obvious question then beckons, “what went wrong after such a great start??” Everyone will have an opinion on this, but we need to consider the facts before we come to our conclusion. Injuries certainly crept upon us as the season progressed. We had an unprecedented (in my time at the club) good run up until about round 6, where we had basically a full list to choose from. By round 22, 4 out of our first picked back 7 were missing with injury. We also lost Corey Byrne for an extended period and important forwards in This year we had 7 players reach the 50 game milestone for the club Kristian Cary (ACL) and Sam Garstone (multiple hamstrings) weren’t (with Matt Rogers having also played 93 with Swans) and Michael available in the back end of the season. Statistically speaking, two Sinclair also notched up his 100th game in round 4 against East categories jump off the page at you. Kicking efficiency went from Perth. It’s this retention and continuity of the playing group that has 64% down to 57% and our tackling advantage went from plus 24 been missing and is critical if we are to have sustained success. per game to plus 9. These stats are obviously linked with increased opposition pressure affecting our ability to kick the ball efficiently and After the success of our peer voted leadership group last year, we vice versa with our tackle numbers dropping off slightly. We actually used the same approach, but added a few extra names this year. went inside 50 more times (still minus 2 against opposition) but our Clint Jones stepped down as captain in his final season with the forward conversion fell away badly. This I believe was a combination club and what a four years it has been. Two Butcher Medals and of form and personnel. I’m pretty sure everyone agrees that a tall, runner up twice more by a combined total of 3 votes. That’s what you marking key forward is on the top of our recruiting list. call consistency, underpinned by a meticulous preparation and huge work rate. We will miss him, but there comes a time when everyone Whilst a couple of key inclusions will help with our upward trajectory, has to retire. the main source of our improvement will continue to come from within. The more games we continue to get into our talented and Added to the leadership group were Michael Sinclair, Brant Colledge, developing list, the more experience we gain and move into the Mitch Henderson & Corey Yeo, who was then voted in as our new window of opportunity in terms of ultimate success. Captain. They joined Christian Eyres, Lachie Dennis & Cody Leggett from last year’s group. They took on new responsibilities this year including sitting in on selection as well as continuing to drive an increase in standards around everything we do.

As has become the norm at the end of a season, we had to find another assistant coach to replace Chance Bateman who joined West Coast as a development coach. We were fortunate that Trevor Williams agreed to step back into a line coach role looking after the mids and joining Pat Litherland & Darren Kowal to form our senior coaching group. Once again, I couldn’t have been happier how we all worked in so well together. There were no egos in the box with team success the priority for everyone. We were also fortunate to have Daine Burnett step up and look after the mids while Trev was away for 6 weeks on a pre-planned European holiday. He showed he is more than capable of doing the job and hopefully will be given an opportunity when one arises. Andrew Panetta continued in his role as Reserves coach and he has been not only fantastic support for me but also a very good nurturing mentor for the young group he is in charge of. 6 PERTH FOOTBALL CLUB 4 SENIOR COACH REPORT 2019

His able assistants in Kim Vanderweide, Mark Grogan, Kristian Leeson and Bruce Fraser were more than comfortable working with our entire list and consistent messaging for both playing groups was never an issue. To round off this eclectic group, we add in Neil Allen (Chairman of Selectors) & Craig Fewster (Bench Coach). I doubt you’d find a more harmonious coaching group in the AFL.W

Undoubtedly and with respect to all newcomers to the club, our recruit of the year was Saia (I won’t attempt his surname) our new Head S & C coach. Along with his 2 IC Harry, Rehab coach Evan & off-siders Josh & Declan, he was able to develop and implement a program that drove our standards and fitness levels on a steep incline. He was able to engage with the playing group and get the delicate balance of hard work and enjoyment just right. He certainly earned the respect of the playing group in a very short period of time. He also had a fantastic working relationship with our hardworking and dedicated physio, Brett and our club doctor Joe Henry. The other important part of the off-field team is our wonderful head trainers, Charlotte & Hayley. Nothing is too hard for the girls and their efforts are certainly appreciated by not only the entire playing group but also by coaches and managers at all levels within the club.

I’d also like to thank all of our other matchday support staff. From our dynamic stats duo of Boo & Spud to our Team Managers Dacky & Pete, board man Lidds and runner/boxing coach Jenks. We are so fortunate to have so many passionate people willing to give their time to help us continue to improve. I am sure we are getting closer to rewarding their efforts in the manner they desire.

I’d like to thank Dale, who has one of the most challenging jobs at the club, bringing us all together and making sure it’s as smooth a journey as possible, as well as Marty, Bob and the rest of the board, for their continued support. I firmly believe we are on the cusp of some very exciting and rewarding times. But now is not the time to get comfortable, we all need to all roll up our sleeves and do everything possible to continue our upward trend.

PERTH FOOTBALL CLUB 7 FROM THE RESERVES COACH Andrew Panetta

“Reserves football is all about persistence and resilience. These are the traits you learn to have if you want to be successful.”

Reserves football is all about persistence and resilience. These are the traits you learn to have if you want to be successful. This year we had a great group of young men who showed these qualities and more. Fifty-two young men ran out this year, twelve 1st year players and 4 colts. 3 made their League debuts. We lost 4 games by 5 points and another under 10. We finished 6th with a percentage of 104.31 being the second highest scoring team in the reserves comp.

We believe we are giving all our younger players a good grounding in preparing them for senior footy. With a large group of first-year players combining with the Colts graduating for next year, I can see a large group of young men striving to play league football for the club which must be a great thing. Some thank yous.

Thanks to Dale and the Admin staff. Nothing was ever too difficult for them to do for us.

Thanks to Earl for his patience and guidance. Also thank you to Pat, Trevor and Darren the senior assistants who always had an answer to any tricky question.

Cheers to Charlotte, Hayley and Brett and all the trainers who always showed great professionalism.

To Saia, Harry and the rest of the S & C staff I believe their impact this year has been massive.

Thanks to the players who ran and assisted on game day while injured. Without their help it would have been a lot more difficult to manage.

Thank you to Peter who makes my life very easy on Saturdays with his organisation and support from Mark.

Finally, thank you to the Reserve’s Assistants. Kim, Mark, Bruce, Kristian and Daine.

These guys spend a lot more time than is expected of them, being at training and providing feedback for the players. They would be second to none in the comp for this. I am very appreciative of their efforts. Again, thank you.

All in all, a pleasing effort by everyone at reserves, finals would have been nice and a fitting return for their hard work, but footy can be brutal at times and hopefully we can go that extra effort to make it next year.

Thank you.

8 PERTH FOOTBALL CLUB FROM THE COLTS COACH Michael Pratt “Whether or not an individual is capable of progressing into senior ranks…that ultimately comes down to the commitment/dedication of the player and the patience and persistence of the coaching they receive.”

Thanks to everyone involved at the Perth Footy Club for their support of the Colts program throughout the 2019 season.

It has been a challenging year for the talent programs at our club – with all of our sides (Colts, Futures and u15’s) struggling for positive scoreboard outcomes and suffering some heavy defeats. Whilst this can lead to a negative outlook about the talent that will be transitioning to the senior club in the future – it is important to remember that our 2018 Colts side finished last on the ladder yet we still saw ten players from that side move into the senior squad this year and become regular players – and three of them (Ozzie Davis, Ethan Hansen, Connor Sing) all made their league debuts for the club. Team success at lower levels – particularly juniors – is not the primary determinate of whether or not an individual is capable of progressing into senior ranks…that ultimately comes down to the commitment/dedication of the player and the patience and persistence of the coaching they receive.

It is worth understanding that the majority of the sides in our metropolitan zone – what used to be called u12’s, u14’s etc and is now called “Y9’s”, or “Y10’s” (school year designations) are playing in the lower divisions of the Central Conference (the central conference is made up of teams from the Swan Districts, Perth and East Perth metropolitan zones). What this means to us is that our players are not being regularly exposed to the ‘highest level’ of junior competition available – so when our players come together to represent our footy club, they find the level of pressure applied by the opposition – typically made up of players from the Division#1 sides in each conference - is too much to handle over the course of a game.

There is a positive side to this, however. Our players have A LOT of improvement in them. Of course, when they are thrust into a competitive environment against an opposition who are ‘more ready’ than they are they will find it tough and our results have reflected that – however as they become accustomed to the increased pressure and pace of the game versus higher level opposition, they will improve QUICKLY. As long as they are being coached and as long as they receive the support from their friends, family (and of course the club) that encourages hard work and resilience.

Before closing, I would like to congratulate all of our award winners during the 2019 season – in particular, our Best and Fairest winner Simon Heyward. Simon enjoyed an outstanding season and was duly recognised by the WAFL with his selection in the Colt’s Team of the Year. Congratulations also to our State Team representatives – Dev Robertson, Regan Clarke, Elijah Taylor, Logan McDonald and Nathan O’Driscoll. The WA side was successful in winning the championship for the first time in 10 years and all FIVE (5) of our Perth Footy Club players participated in the crucial final game when the title was clinched! We also had THREE (3) players in the WA U16’s side – Regan Hill, Toby Henry and Bailey O’Driscoll – and we look forward to those boys playing a larger role in the colts side during 2020.

There were 60 players who represented our club in the Colts competition this year and I will finish off with a quick thank you to all of the support staff associated with getting them out on the track! The amount of time committed by everyone – medical staff and trainers, the S+C team, assistant coaches and our team management/admin staff really is amazing…we train LATE (the coaches rarely leave the club much before 9pm) and our games start EARLY and everyone just gets on with it without complaint. Here’s to 2020!

PERTH FOOTBALL CLUB 9 AWARD WINNERS 2019

FAIREST AND BEST LEAGUE 2019

BUTCHER MEDAL RUNNER UP THIRD PLACE REDLEGS 1% AWARD Clint Jones Matt Taylor Corey Yeo Clayton Giblett

SPECIAL AWARDS 2019

PLAYERS PLAYER DOUG BUCKINGHAM VINCE PENDAL RON TUCKER JACK O’DEA AWARD MEMORIAL TROPHY AWARD MEMORIAL TROPHY MEMORIAL TROPHY Jacob Payne Austin Davis Mitch Henderson Matt Rogers Kerry Sweetapple

FAIREST AND BEST RESERVES 2019

GREG BREHAUT RUNNER UP COACHES AWARD REDLEGS 1% AWARD MEDAL Connor Sing Maverick Hamilton Aaron LoCicero Dakota Baldwin-Wright

FAIREST AND BEST COLTS 2019

JACK ENSOR MEDAL RUNNER UP SPIRIT OF THE COLTS PP&OA ENCOURAGEMENT Simon Hayward Nathan O’Driscoll Jacob Radomiljac AWARD Tyrone Crees 10 PERTH FOOTBALL CLUB PLAYER STATS 2019

2019 LEAGUE 2019 RESERVES 2019 COLTS Butcher Total Brehaut PPOA 2019 Name Goals Medal Perth FC Name Games Goals Medal Name Games Goals Medal Games Votes Games Votes Votes BALDWIN-WRIGHT Dakota 3 1 10 7 ALLAN Kody 3 1 6 BIRD Jack 10 5 BELL Jared 9 0 39 46 BALDWIN-WRIGHT Dakota 14 6 77 BROGAN-HENRY Tarkyn 16 4 BENNELL Michael 11 20 36 22 BARNS Fraser 5 1 17 BELL Declan 1 0 BROWNE Mitchell 10 3 37 42 BENNELL Michael 5 7 21 CASEY Ben 7 0 BRYAN Chris 16 1 56 16 BODLE Jack 8 0 29 CLARKE Matthew 1 0 BURKE Joshua 3 5 13 11 BROWNE Mitchell 5 0 24 CLARKE Regan 6 1 41 BYRNE Corey 11 11 57 51 BRYAN Chris 1 0 1 CREES Tyrone 9 0 CARY Kristian 12 9 42 47 BUCKLEY Isaac 5 2 15 COCKMAN Brendan 1 0 COLLEDGE Brant 17 6 79 52 BURKE Joshua 13 0 60 DICKINS Hamish 3 1 CONIGLIO Jacob 7 0 31 7 CARY Kristian 1 2 4 DONCON Parker 9 0 DAVIS Austin 5 0 18 5 CASEY Zac 14 9 69 EDMONDS Joseph 4 1 DENNIS Lachlan 10 1 34 41 CHAPMAN-HILL Daniel 5 1 17 ELLIOTT Kaden 10 10 EDMONDS Brent 18 10 78 78 CLARKE Regan 2 0 13 EVANS Jack 2 0 EYRES Christian 18 0 88 99 CONIGLIO Jacob 2 0 14 ETTIA James 5 1 GARSTONE Samuel 6 7 18 38 DAVIS Austin 12 2 66 EVANS Cain 6 3 GIBLETT Clayton 16 0 82 52 DENNIS Lachlan 7 0 18 FENSOM Shane 3 2 HANSEN Ethan 3 2 9 3 ELLIOTT Kaden 2 2 8 FRASER Lachlan 8 0 HENDERSON Mitchell 3 0 11 31 GARSTONE Samuel 4 6 13 GARLETT Deekan 3 1 HILL Zachary 11 0 50 26 HAMILTON Maverick 7 4 46 GARLETT Jaylen 15 0 27 HORAN Daniel 3 0 9 5 HANSEN Ethan 12 4 54 GRAY Brodie 14 2 27 JOHNSON Blake 3 6 15 28 HENDERSON Mitchell 13 2 62 GROCOTT Deklyn 1 0 JONES Clinton 18 3 112 75 HILL Zachary 2 0 10 HAYWARD Simon 13 11 131 JONES Marshall 9 7 37 32 HORAN Daniel 11 6 65 HENRY Mitchell 2 0 LAGUE Mitchell 7 0 35 16 JOHN Nyika 14 0 49 HENRY Michael 3 2 LANGDON,Guy 18 10 65 18 JOHNSON Blake 8 12 33 HILL Regan 5 1 LEGGETT Cody 18 7 89 67 JONES Marshall 8 8 47 KJELLGREN Jarvis 3 0 MARLIN Lennon 2 0 6 27 KICKETT Cody 1 0 0 KJELLGREN Jaron 2 0 NARRIER Gordon 4 2 10 21 LAGUE Mitchell 3 0 5 LUERS Angus 3 0 NICHOLAS Kasey 10 1 40 18 LOCICERO Aaron 9 0 39 MACTAGGART Kirwan 2 0 NINYETTE Cody 14 17 57 50 MARLIN Lennon 12 3 53 MALLY Ryan 5 0 PAYNE Jacob 12 0 71 32 MARTIN Christian 10 18 41 MCCLELLAND Owen 8 7 ROE Zareth 8 15 29 14 McCARTHY Darby 16 15 57 MCDONALD Logan 6 9 ROGERS Matthew 18 22 87 51 MERCER Andries 10 3 46 MCFARLANE Hamish 8 10 SINCLAIR Michael 18 0 89 114 NARRIER Gordon 10 1 27 MCLLHENEY Mitch 16 4 60 SING Connor 1 0 2 1 NICHOLAS Kasey 4 1 18 MELONCELLI Zak 11 0 SMITH Shaun 8 4 29 13 NIINYETTE Cody 1 1 2 MONTGOMERY Hunter 5 0 TAYLOR Matthew 18 1 101 55 PAYNE Jacob 5 1 40 MORCOMBE Oscar 3 7 YEO Corey 18 5 91 36 PENNY Caelen 6 11 20 MUIR Kya 7 1 PERKUSICH Sam 11 2 42 MUSA Tony 7 0 PIGGOTT Braden 12 4 55 MALLARD Jaxon 7 0 POBJOY Riley 4 0 15 NARKLE Alan 2 3 ROE Zareth 8 8 34 NARRIER Jayden 12 0 SCHWARZE Jack 13 1 42 O'DRISCOLL Nathan 8 0 84 SCOTNEY Anton 5 0 18 O'DRISCOLL Bailey 2 0 SING Connor 14 0 73 PATMORE Jarred 3 0 SMITH Bailey 1 0 8 PETTIT Kieren 1 0 SMITH Shaun 9 4 41 PRIMERANO Matteo 3 0 STEEL Jack 4 4 9 PISANI Kaiden 2 0 TAYLOR Elijah 1 2 6 QUARTERMAINE Kelvin 12 0 THOMPSON Matthew 12 19 50 RADOMILJAC Jacob 15 1 53 TOMIZZI Tom 1 0 1 ROBERTSON Deven 2 1 WYATT Che 3 5 10 SANDERSON Zac 5 3 SARDELIC Sam 8 6 SCIDONE Joseph 4 0 SLATER Kaije 11 3 SMITH Bailey 13 5 52 STONE Calvin 1 1 STONE Xavier 3 0 TAYLOR Elijah 5 4 WILSON Jamie 6 2

PERTH FOOTBALL CLUB 11 2019 RESULTS

Round 1 I 6 April I Mineral Resource Park I Attendance 2715 Round 2 I 13 April I Fremantle Community Bank Oval I Attendance 1490

PERTH 3.5 5.6 10.10 16.13 (109) SOUTH FREMANTLE 4.3 5.4 5.7 10.13 (73) WEST COAST 2.2 4.7 7.8 9.9 (63) PERTH 2.2 4.4 9.6 11.10 (76)

Goals (P): 4 M. Bennell, B. Edmonds, 3 S. Garstone, 2 S. Smith, 1 C. Byrne, Goals (P): 3 C. Bryne, M. Bennell, 2 M. Rogers, 1 M. Taylor, G. Langdon, S. Garston C. Jones, M. Rogers Best (P): M. Sinclair, B. Colledge, J. Bell, C. Yeo, M. Taylor Best (P): C. Jones, B. Emonds, B. Colledge, S. Smith, J. Bell, L. Dennis

Round 3 I 20 April I Steel Blue Oval I Attendance 2110 Round 4 I 25 April I Mineral Resources Park I Attendance 2582

SWAN DISTRICTS 0.3 2.9 4.14 8.17 (65) PERTH 5.1 9.4 11.6 14.6 (90) PERTH 5.3 7.5 8.6 11.8 (74) EAST PERTH 2.3 4.6 4.8 7.11 (53)

Goals (P): 3 C. Ninyette, 2 M. Rogers, 1 L. Dennis, K. Cary, S. Smith, M. Bennell, Goals (P): 3 C. Byrne, 2 C. Ninyette, B. Colledge, C. Cary, M. Bennell, 1 M. Rogers, B. Edmonds, S. Garstone S. Garstone, S. Smith Best (P): C. Jones, M. Taylor, C. Byrne, M. Lague, C. Eyres Best (P): C. Byrne, K. Cary, M. Lague, B. Colledge, C. Giblett

Round 5 I 4 May I Mineral Resources Park I Attendance 1667 Round 6 I 18 May I Mineral Resources I Attendance 1570

PERTH 3.0 4.2 6.8 8.9 (57) PERTH 3.5 5.8 8.9 8.12 (60) CLAREMONT 1.5 3.8 3.11 5.13 (43) WEST PERTH 2.0 7.1 11.4 14.7 (91)

Goals (P): 4 M. Bennell, 1 C. Ninyette, M. Rogers, B. Edmonds, S. Garstone Goals (P): 2 C. Byrne, G. Langdon, 1 C. Leggett, B. Colledge, M. Rogers, Best (P): C. Giblett, M. Sinclair, C. Byrne, M. Bennell, C. Jones, C. Eyres M. Bennell Best (P): C. Byrne, M. Taylor, B. Colledge, M. Sinclair, C. Jones

Round 7 I 25 May I New Choice Homes Park I Attendance 1857 Round 8 I 1 June I Mineral Resources Park I Attendance 2091

EAST FREMANTLE 4.1 8.4 10.5 12.8 (80) PERTH 3.2 5.2 9.6 11.14 (80) PERTH 2.3 3.6 5.7 9.8 (62) SWAN DISTRICTS 4.3 7.6 10.6 11.8 (74)

Goals (P): 4 Z. Roe, 2 M. Bennell, 1 C. Jones, K. Cary, E. Hanson Goals (P): 2 G. Langdon, B. Edmonds, 1 C. Ninyette, C. Leggett, K. Cary, Best (P): M. Taylor, Z. Roe, C. Jones, Z. Hill, C. Leggett M. Rogers, M. Jones, E. Hanen, Z. Roe Best (P): C. Jones, J. Payne, B. Edmonds, M. Taylor, C. Leggett

Round 9 I 8 June I Leederville Oval I Attendance 1441 Round 11 I 22 June I Mineral Resources Park I Attendance 1061

SUBIACO 5.2 6.4 10.5 11.13 (79) PERTH 2.4 3.4 5.4 6.6 (42) PERTH 1.1 1.3 1.3 1.4 (10) PEEL THUNDER 1.3 5.9 8.13 11.18 (84)

Goals (P): 1 Z. Roe Goals (P): 2 C .Ninyette, 1 B. Colledge, G. Narrier, M. Jones, Z. Roe Best (P): K. Nicholas, C. Jones, C. Leggett, C. Giblett, J. Payne Best (P): M. Taylor, J. Payne, C. Jones, C. Eyres, C. Leggett

Round 12 I 29 June I Leederville Oval I Attendance 1591 Round 13 I 6 July I Joondalup Arena I Attendance 761

EAST PERTH 3.4 3.9 3.10 5.12 (42) WEST PERTH 0.1 5.1 12.4 16.7 (103) PERTH 2.1 6.7 8.11 11.11 (77) PERTH 3.1 7.5 8.8 10.12 (72)

Goals (P): 2 C. Ninyette, K. Cary, G. Langdon, 1 C. Yeo, C. Bryan, M. Browne, Goals (P): 2 C. Leggett, K. Cary, G. Langdon, 1 B. Colledge, M. Browne, M. Bennell, M. Rogers, M. Bennell K. Nichols Best (P): J. Payne, C. Jones, J. Coniglio, C. Yeo Best (P): M. Sinclair, C. Jones, C. Leggett, J. Payne, C. Giblett

Round 14 I 13 July I Mineral Resources Park I Attendance 1434 Round 16 I 27 July I Revo Fitness Stadium I Attendance 1813

PERTH 3.2 7.3 10.3 15.5 (95) CLAREMONT 1.2 2.4 8.6 9.7 (61) SOUTH FREMANTLE 2.4 5.5 10.10 13.11 (89) PERTH 2.5 4.7 4.9 7.12 (54)

Goals (P): 5 Z. Roe, 2 C. Ninyette, M. Rogers, M. Jones, 1 C. Yeo, C. Leggett, Goals (P): 3 M. Rogers, 1 B. Colledge, M. Jones, J. Burke, Z. Roe G. Narrier, M. Bennell Best (P): C. Leggett, M. Rogers, B. Colledge, J. Coniglio, C. Giblett Best (P): Z. Roe, M. Taylor, C. Jones, M. Jones, M. Rogers, C. Leggett

Round 17 I 1 August I Mineral Resources Park I Attendance 1493 Round 18 I 10 August I Mineral Resources Park I Attendance 2682

PERTH 1.2 3.4 5.6 6.6 (42) PERTH 2.2 4.4 5.7 7.10 (52) SUBIACO 4.6 8.7 10.7 15.10 (100) WEST COAST 5.4 5.10 7.14 9.17 (71)

Goals (P): 2 C. Yeo, M. Rogers, 1 G. Langdon, Z. Roe Goals (P): 1 C. Leggett, M. Browne, M. Rogers, D. Baldwin-Wright, M. Jones, Best (P): C. Leggett, M. Rogers, B. Colledge, J. Coniglio, C. Giblett B. Johnson, Z. Roe Best (P): Eyres, B. Colledge, C. Ninyette, M. Sinclair, M. Taylor

Round 19 I 17 August I Mineral Resources Park I Attendance 1515 Round 20 I 24 August I David Grays Arena I Attendance 1413

PERTH 3.5 6.7 9.11 13.15 (93) PEEL THUNDER 3.5 5.5 9.9 12.12 (84) EAST FREMANTE 3.2 8.4 9.9 11.14 (80) PERTH 1.0 5.4 10.5 12.9 (81)

Goals (P): 3 C. Ninyette, J. Burke, 2 M. Rogers, B. Johnson, 1 C. Byrne, C. Jones, Goals (P): 3 B. Johnson, 2 M. Rogers, B. Edmonds, 1 C. Ninyette, C. Byrne, C. Yeo C. Leggett, M. Jones, J. Burke Best (P): C. Jones, C. Yeo, J. Payne, C. Eyres, M. Sinclair Best (P): C. Jones, M. Taylor, C. Yeo, M. Rogers, C. Eyres

12 PERTH FOOTBALL CLUB FROM THE TALENT MANAGER Trevor Screaigh

“I personally believe we will improve our programs within the Talent Pathway by continuing to support our metropolitan zone and by building our regional satellite groups in Northam and Dongara.”

The 2019 season was a challenging one in the Talent Pathway space for the Perth Football Club. However, whilst we didn’t achieve the on- field results we would have liked with either the Colts or the Futures our outstanding coaches continue to work hard to develop our young players and provide them with the opportunity to improve their football.

We had over 60 players represent our Colts team this year under the guidance of our fantastic staff consisting of Glenn Davies, Peter Donaldson, Dean Mann, Chris Maskiell, Luke Everett, Liam Husband, Jess Vince, Steve Ransted and Peter Gangemi who were very well lead by Head Coach Michael Pratt. Pleasingly these players were a combination of young men from our metropolitan and country zones and players promoted from the Futures program. We had the chance to play two regional games this year- one in Geraldton and one in Albany, and we look forward to the opportunity to play in our regional zone in 2020. The Colts managed to win five games for the season and importantly produced some talent which will represent our Club really well moving forward and several who will have the opportunity to play at the highest level in the future. Colts award winners were Simon Heyward (Ensor Medal), Nathan O’Driscoll (Runner Up Best & Fairest), Jacob Radomiljac (Spirit of the Colts Award), Tyrone Crees (PP&O Encouragement Award), Elijah Taylor (Mark of the Year), Logan McDonald (Goal of the Year) and Deven Robertson (WAFL Combined PP&O Award- Western Australia 18’s National Championships Fairest & Best).

The Futures (16’s) program was an extended program for the 2019 season which consisted of a pre-season program and a 10-game season. Whilst it was not ideal to have our Futures players training off-site for the majority of the program, we did manage to introduce the players to a gym program in the latter part of the Futures program and this will help the players as they progress their football. The Futures staff- Daine Burnett, Scott Moore, Kristian Leeson, Kurt Bufton, Aaron Dean, Brodie Adriaens and Garry Hallett had a primary focus to increase the group’s level of fitness and improve their skill level under pressure. As mentioned earlier this resulted in several Futures players transitioning into the Colts program in the second half of the season. Futures award winners were Tony Musa (Player of the Year), Angus Heeley (Troy Cook Courage Award), Kynan Blondel (Coaches Award) and Kaiden Pisani (Ross Young Leadership Award).

The RWF 14’s (55 players) and 15’s (33 players) Development programs consisted of players from our regional and metropolitan zones who trained over an 8 week period toward the end of the season and culminated in the 15’s playing two games at the end of their program. This was also a great opportunity to include great local coaches from our zone- Justin Baker, Chris Maskiell, Damian McCague, Irene Hall, David Keys and one of our League players- Matt Rogers, who all focused on coaching some key fundamental skills. Katelyn Towie, Chelsea Thomas and Josh Rognetta simultaneously introduced the players to a valuable fitness program.

Proudly our Talent Pathway programs produced 5 players who represented Western Australia in the National 18’s Carnival winning team- including our Colts & WA Captain Deven Robertson, Colts Vice Captain Regan Clarke, Elijah Taylor, Nathan O’Driscoll and Logan McDonald. We also had Regan Hill, Bailey O’Driscoll and Toby Henry represent the WA 16’s Team and Dongara 14-year-old Mitchell Keene represent the WA 15’s School Boys Team.

I personally believe we will improve our programs within the Talent Pathway by continuing to support our metropolitan zone and by building our regional satellite groups in Northam and Dongara, which are overseen by Willie “Wonka’ Dick, Russell Keene and former Perth player Adrian Catchard.

After completing my first season in the position of Talent Manager- Perth, I would like to sincerely thank all of the staff mentioned already as well as our Trainers- particularly, Charlotte Elliott, Hayley Paterson and Emily Gibb, Ground Manager- Gary Lendich as well as the team of Senior Coaches and committed and passionate staff who work hard at the Club throughout the week. Thank you also to the Perth PP&O team, Revo Fitness- our jumper sponsor, Kassems Pizza and Christina Harding of Christina’s Restaurant who support the team every week and the players really do appreciate that support.

A special thank you to our Administration Assistant Michele Burton who has been a huge help for me and has ensured that our players have been well supported throughout the whole year, and to my family who have supported and encouraged me over the past year and enabled me to work in my passion of football.

I look forward to continuing to work with a fantastic group of players, coaches, staff, and families throughout the 2020 season. If we are all committed, work hard and have fun I have no doubt it will be a successful one.

PERTH FOOTBALL CLUB 13 DEVELOPMENT SQUADS

2018 WA14s

2018 WA15s

Mitchell Keene Baily O’Driscoll Regan Hill Toby Henry 2019 State 15s 2019 State 16s 2019 State 16s 2019 State 16s

2019 State 18s

14 PERTH FOOTBALL CLUB CLUB EVENTS

Photography by Rita Baldwin Wright, Seen by Scully, Theron Kirkman, RRB Photography

PERTH FOOTBALL CLUB 15 CLUB EVENTS

Photography by Rita Baldwin Wright, Seen by Scully, Theron Kirkman, RRB Photography

16 PERTH FOOTBALL CLUB 14 15 GALA AUCTION AND CENTURION FUND

2019 GALA AUCTION

The Gala Auction is unquestionably the Club’s Number One fundraising event each year and by extension, critical to our cashflow. The Board and Members of the Perth Football Club would like to sincerely thank all the donors listed below.

2019 GALA DONORS

10 minute Oil Change Dale Concrete Kristi Annear Revo Fitness 6PR Perth David Meece Laika Café Reward Hospitality 7 West Media Decanter Linney’s Roadbend Motors 96fm Destination Financial Planning Liquor Barons Carlisle Rockingham Wild Encounters Abbotts Industrial Cooling Ellenby Tree Farm Lone Ranges Shooting Complex Royal Fremantle Golf Club Balmoral Hotel Fielders Choice Mal Atwell Group Shearwater Printing Bella Rosa Flight Centre Vivctoria Park Mark Treasure Snap St Georges Terrace Belmont Oasis Framesport Media 365 Steel Blue Betts Frank’s BBQ Texas Smokehouse Megabay Distributors Steve Irons Bistro Bellavista Gascoigne Furniture Mettle Global Stolen Moments Beauty Bloomin Boxes Graham Bell Modern Catering TabTouch Bob Jane T-Mart Victoria Park Grand Cinemas Network 10 Ted O’Connor Bob Shields Greg Bruce Noosa Holiday Accommodation The Athletes Foot Boekman Machinery Greg Dart Nosh Gourmet Food & Gifts The Carlisle Hotel Bridgestone Select Welshpool Hawleys Shoes & Menswear Off The Vine Toolmart Bunnings Belmont Hon Ben Wyatt MLA oOh! Media Total Tools Kewdale Carlton United Brewery Hyped Media Oschea Hair & Beauty Troy Cook Catalano Seafood Intersports Armando Sports Pendal Family UltraTune Carlisle Cathy Vanderweide Iron Bark Brewery Perth Racing Various Donors Christina’s John and Jacqui Trainor Perth Wildcats Victoria Park Hotel City Toyota John Dorazio Peter Gilkison (Club Patron) WA Instyle Tours Comestibles KC Australia PFC Past Players & Officials Waverley Auto Service Centre Corporate Sports Australia Kerrie-Ann Pendal Print Ezy Wayne Smith Crow Books Kevin Bynder; Troy Cook QT Perth West Coast Eagles

CENTURION FUND

This year’s lunch saw a departure from the usual format. Hosted by our 2019 Club Legend – Adrian Barich, guests were treated to “THE GREAT WESTERN DERBY DEBATE: 50 TIMES THE STATE HAS BEEN DIVIDED.” On the West Coast Eagles Side our very own Rob Wiley was joined by Phil Matera to argue against the Docker’s Paul Hasleby and Anthony Grover. The panellists shared many stories from behind the scenes and gave the attendees a birds-eye view of some of the more memorable Derby moments, like the now infamous ‘Demolition Derby’ of 2000.

Many thanks to all the generous contributors who donated raffle prizes and auction items. Although the quintessential Allan ‘Chubby’ Stiles makes it look effortless, the amount of work involved in arranging and collecting all the vouchers for the Entertainment Packages is quite staggering. Thanks Chubbs, you are an example to us all. Along with the proceeds from the raffle and auction, a staggering $17,000 in donations was handed over at the lunch. Ted O’Connor, Peter Gilkison, Jodie & Phil Castle – we are floored by your generosity, thank you.

If you love the demons, and you are interested in contributing to the Fund that safeguards our future, make a donation and have your name immortalised on the Centurion Walk. Please contact the club for details.

PROTECTING OUR HERITAGE FOCUSING ON SUCCESS CONSOLIDATING OUR FUTURE

PERTH FOOTBALL CLUB 17 FROM THE PAST PLAYERS AND OFFICIALS ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT Wayne Koch “Earl and “Panetts” now have a large squad built from within. We finished the year with +40 senior players with league experience in a stable improving list….. We are beyond the cusp, now for the leap into finals honours.”

Report time comes around quickly and it’s again Assisting Providing the club with extra Now to the Footy - how close can you get with no time to glance back and then look forward. manpower for Gala Auction, Cigars? League and Reserves Squads missing Centurions Lunch, Demon Derby, finals by a kick or less during the season, or Our committee; Mike Hawthorne, Brian Corporate Classic, Player one less injury. Whilst the 2 additional magical Sweetapple, Greg Dart, Allan Corry, Greg Reunions, Member’s Christmas recruits, be they Ruck/Mid, Forward or Back Clatworthy, Keith Chapman, Cos Fasolo, Steve Party and Club Elections. are sought by us and all state leagues across Ransted, “Archie” Rose and Ian Hands. Our ’Thursday Night Training’ Bar, the Land. Earl and “Panetts” now have a large “Associate” Perth Demons Talent Manager – Frequent Players Teas and hosting squad built from within. We finished the year with Trevor Screaigh, the “new face”, ably supported Away Game presentations. +40 senior players with league experience in a by Michele Burton. Our Support Staff; Brian Fund-raising Quiz Night, Alphabet Racing, stable improving list. This is evidenced by recent Raftis, Bill Blackburn, John Leitch, Lance Rigby, 100 Club, Can Collection, Match successive years debuting players, 21 in 2017, and “still” Kerry Sweetapple, Helen Koch, Bev Day Raffles, Entertainment Books 11 in 2018 and only 6 this year. Take out those Ransted, Helen Dart and Teresa Clatworthy. and WAFL Combined Past Players lost to AFL or delisting, there are 25 ready to suit and Officials fund-raising. up on November 11th. We are beyond the cusp, A very special thanks to our Patrons and now for the leap into finals honours. A greater Sponsors who are listed below. To the Board, Funding Match Day Playing and Medical level of success across all grades must be the Office, Footy Dept & Functions: Bob Shields Equipment and Junior Football tangible benchmark we are measured against. “New Face”, Marty Atkins, Mark Treasure, Kerrie- Development. Jack Ensor Medal. We reiterate our continued wholehearted support Ann Pendal, Kevin Dack, John Matthews, Dale Weekly Colts Players Award. of the club for the well-earned success awaiting in Ballantyne, Dee Brooks, Cath Parker, Jared Bell, Preseason Training Camp the seasons ahead. Mel Newcombe, Ryan Keatley, Kylie Marshall Sponsor. Junior Football and all the “functions” staff, old and new. Our Development Funding. Awards AGM to be held February 9th. Five or more of our “Independent” Auditor Mel Bellgard, thank you for to Development Age PFC Zone PPOA Committee, including some “executives”, your ongoing support. State Representatives. will be up for reelection, so if you have something Roll Cap League player debut recognition to contribute, please apply. Special thanks go to Daryle Mann for his close with “Roll Call” Cap. (6 this year, Sponsorship, Patronage and Partnership cooperation with us over his many years on with #1636 first up 2020.) involvement available too. the Board including a demanding time as Club Community Colts Parents Home Game President. Bravo Daryle. Thanks We take the opportunity to wish Marty Atkins all also to WAFL Historian Greg Wardell-Johnson, Morning Teas and Travel assistance. the best for his future, a great working relationship he has been a fantastic help with the restoration has been enjoyed between ourselves and Marty. of our rare archive photos and frames. We are History Club History and Memorabilia also jointly collaborating with our player and goal Custodians – including member SPONSORS kicking lists. and public enquiries. Doug Grand Cinemas (Allan ‘Chubby’ Stiles), Megabay Buckingham – History Project. Distributors (Wim Rosbender), Byford Pharmacy New Members: Somewhat reluctantly, and due to (Blair & Keith Chapman), The Valve Company (Phil his unfortunate re-injury we have issued a PFC All of these activities are essential for us to be able Castle), All Signs (Vin & Netta Nairn), Ideal Doors PPOA polo shirt to Jared Bell. And if his playing to provide manpower and financial assistance so & Cabinets (Steve Ransted, Modern Catering days here are no more all the best for the next that our club can regain its status as an on-field (Barry Ashbolt & David Stewart), Printezy.com chapter in your family life. Clint Jones, what a force. These endeavours will not diminish and we (Barry and Di Mather), Dale Concrete Co. (Tony privilege to have this man as a Past Player. We expect your continued and enhanced support. Saupold), Budget Stockfeeds (Ashley McPhail), can only add our humble accolades to you CJ as We can all dig deeper. Graham Jenzen & Bob Page. you get further stuck into your family and working Our Annual All Players Reunion was well attended life. Well Done That Man. and we were honoured to have 94-year-old Alan PATRONS Stacy attent. (1942-1943), a player at 17, 7 Peter Gilkison, Michael Redenbach, Kerrie-Ann Humble Spot: At our AGM at the beginning of games and Cap 634. Very fit and accompanied Pendal, Richard Camm, Kevin Manning, Brian the year, it was passed at the meeting that the by his son Peter, Well Played Alan!! Raftis,Howard Carran & Brett Symonds, Steve above-mentioned Greg Dart and Wayne Koch Irons M.P., John Gavranich, Chris Mitsopoulos, be awarded Life Membership of the PFC PPOA. The Passing Parade of great servants of the Steve Ransted,Andrew & Stephen Owen, Red Unexpected but greatly appreciated by both of us. club and their families continues, lost this year: Socks Syndicate, Peter Brear, Darren Leitch, Ross Millson, Brett Claudius, Darryl Adams, Syd Keith Collins. Our committee activities remain as strong as ever Corser, Des Foynes, Sandy Bayne, Peter Krepp, and enhanced whenever we can. For more detail Frank Stephenson, “Chubby’s” mother Irene, As always, the PFC PP&OA Committee wish you head to our website www.pfcpastplayers.com, or Greg Darts mother Barbara and Steve Ransted’s all the best. contact us at [email protected] father Bill. Vale All. or 0407 478 963. Go Demons! 18 PERTH FOOTBALL CLUB COUNTRY FOOTBALL

MORTLOCK FOOTBALL LEAGUE 2019

The 2019 Grand Final was held at Goomalling Football Oval in good weather with approx 1400 playing adults plus 450 children. The 4 finals shared between Wongan Hills and Goomalling attracted over 3450 paying adults. Guests included WACFL Executives and Perth Football Club Board Members. Thank you to Bendigo Bank, CBH and all Sponsors who attended the Grand Final. And thank you to all the Clubs, Spectators and Supporters.

Grand Final Toodyay 2.3 4.5 7.6 11.11 (77) Phil Mincherton Medal (best on ground) Goomalling 3.0 6.3 9.5 11.9 (75) Awarded to Corey Higgins - Toodyay

Medal Count Dinner The Mortlock Football League held their Medal Count Dinner at Gingin on Wednesday 4th September 2019. Approx 115 attended the night including Life Members, Sponsors, Trophy Donors, Perth Football Club, WACFL, and Clubs of the Mortlock Football League

League Awards Boekeman Medal (Fairest & Best) Dylan Burgess (Toodyay Football Club) Lyndon Bird Trophy (Goals) Samual Bevan - 68 Goals (Gingin Football Club) Landmark Country Football (F&B) Matthew Outridge (Dowerin Wylie Football Club) Champion Club Award 2019 Goomalling Football Club Bendigo Bank Champion Town Gingin Bendigo Bank Players Choice Award Cameron Sermon (Wongan Ballidu Football Club) Ian MacGregor Umpire Award 2019 Eric Frahmer WACFL Volunteer of the Year Greg Cocking (Gingin Football Club)

AVON FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION 2019

GRAND FINAL

September 15, 2019

KELLER/TAMMIN v FEDERALS Keller/Tammin 4.5 6.11 7.18 9.20 (74) Federals 4.2 6.3 6.5 8.9 (57)

GOALS Keller/Tammin Venturini 3, Innes 2, Charlton 1, Miller 1, Dowding 1, Smith 1 Federals Nelson 3, Moreno 2, Jacky 1, Olliver 1, Narrier 1

BEST Keller/Tammin C. York, L. Ward, L. York, N. Taylor, J. Dowding Federals R. Forrest, C. Lawler, D. Nelson, S. Olliver, A. Smith

PERTH FOOTBALL CLUB 19 COUNTRY FOOTBALL

CENTRAL MIDLANDS COASTAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE 2019

The 2019 season began with another new addition to the ‘All day All Sports Model’ within the CMCFL with the addition of Junior Netball. It is very impressive each year that our clubs manage to provide additional family benefits for every member of the family to be involved at club level.

The big addition going into 2020 will be the progress of the senior netball, and the A Reserves team submission to the 2020 fixtures. This is another exciting progression of the sports model we are fostering. The CMCFL Grand Final was the most competitive that we have seen in some year, with the Cervantes Tiger Sharks taking the League Premiership from Lancelin Ledge Point, and Cervantes also taking the Reserves Premiership from Moora Mavericks. In the Junior Football, Moora Mavericks took the Premiership from Lancelin Ledge Point. Senior netball was a tightly contested fight between Jurien Bay and Cervantes, with Cervantes coming away with the win, and in our first-ever junior netball grand final, the Lancelin Ledge point juniors won to Moora Mavericks. Our hockey is in its second year of the competition and the Premiership was won by Moora in a very tight, thrilling, edge of the seat game to Jurien Bay.

2019 also brought some changes to the Board of the CMCFL, with Alan Leeson stepping into the role of the President, and he was well assisted by Geoff Wheeler, Dale Simmons, David Trevaskis and Wendy Cousins.

It was very pleasing to the league that our Operations Manager, Rayelene Wright was recognised by the WACFL for the massive amount of work that she puts in each year, not only to our league but with the Northern Colts Carnival which was hosted by the CMCFL in 2019. We are entering exciting times for the 2020 season, with the reintroduction of the Crossover games with the Mortlock Football League. When clubs in the CMCFL have a bye, they will play clubs in the Mortlock who also have a bye. This takes away the loss of games in each of the leagues as a result of having an odd number of teams. We are very pleased that negotiations have been successful in this endeavour.

The 2020 Northern Colts Carnival will also be held at Moora once more. It is a credit to the 4 leagues involved (Mortlock, North Midlands, Avon and Central Midlands) that they have worked together to ensure that our young players still have a pathway into their future football options.

It is fantastic to see the young players of the past in the CMCFL now stepping up and playing for Perth Football Club and seeing that the pathway that Perth FC provide is strong and steady. This will provide players of the future a step up the ladder in the pathway to their chosen level of football.

We are all looking forward to the 2020 season.

NORTH MIDLANDS FOOTBALL LEAGUE 2019

GRAND FINAL

September 8, 2019

MORAWA LEAGUE v THREE SPRINGS LEAGUE Morawa 5.3 5.7 8.11 11.14 (80) Three Springs 0.3 3.4 6.5 9.7 (61)

GOALS Morawa Brockman 3, Hutton 2, Paterson 1, Chrimes 1, Tapscott 1, Homewood 1, Hutton 1, Hodgson 1. Three Springs McIntosh 3, Burnett, Lockyer, Simpson, Taylor, Simpson

BEST Morawa Tapscott, Brockman, Hutton, Payne, Hodgeson. Three Springs K Simpson, C Mow, B Simpson, K Mow, Bone

20 PERTH FOOTBALL CLUB RECORDS AT A GLANCE

LEADING GOAL GENERAL MANAGER FOOTBALL LADDER YEAR PRESIDENT COACH CAPTAIN KICKER (RON TUCKER GOALS / CEO MANAGER POSITION MEMORIAL AWARD)

1899 Barlee, AH Dixon, J Watson, W 4 Hussey, S 7 1900 Breen, TJ Dixon, J/Clarke, AE Morgan, JW 4 Hussey, S 13 1901 Barlee, AH Clarke, AE/Fuller, J Morgan, JW 4 Hussey, S 10 1902 Barlee, AH Fischer, EA Phillips, SWH 4 Edmondson, H 32 1903 Walter, WAG Dixon, J Phillips, SWH; Jones, E 4 Edmondson, H 24 1904 Stacey, H Dixon, J Baxter, J 2 Wells, J 17

1905 Stacey, H Kennedy, JBStJ Treleaven, J 5 Hills, A 8 1906 Bourke, LE Kennedy, JBStJ Roberts, F; Moysey, GB 4 Edmondson, H 26 1907 Bourke, LE Kennedy, JBStJ Leckie, J Leckie, J 1 Edmondson, H 33 1908 Hutchison, RE Burns, RE Leckie, J Leckie, J 2 Winton, AO 20 1909 Hutchison, RE McLeod, RE Leckie, J Leckie, J 2 Davey, L 31 1910 Hutchison, RE Moffat, AA Leckie, J Leckie, J 5 Leckie, J; Cumming, D 19 1911 Hutchison, RE Orr, J/Miller, Rogers, DT 5 Rogers, DT 14 GT/O'Loughlin, JJ 1912 Hutchison, RE O'Loughlin, JJ Keane, L 7 Halliday, A 35 1913 Hutchison, RE O'Loughlin, JJ Leckie, J Rogers, DT 2 Halliday, A 46 1914 Hutchison, RE O'Loughlin, JJ Leckie, J Rogers, DT 4 Halliday, A 38 1915 Hutchison, RE Gallagher, HJ Leckie, J Foy, JF 2 Wimbridge, F 36 1916 Hutchison, RE Mueller, HW Tyson, GS 3 Halliday, A 39 1917 Moffat, AA Mueller, HW Tyson, GS 3 Giese, WG 19 1918 Not known Mueller, HW Tyson, GS 3 Giese, WG 24 1919 Hutchison, RE Leahy, M McKenzie, G 6 Giese, WG 28 1920 Orr, J Mettam, CG McKenzie, G 3 Evans, WA 27 1921 Orr, J Ryan, ML Leckie, J Stooke, W 3 Evans, WA 64 1922 Southee, F Davidson, P Stooke, W Hewson, R 6 Evans, WA 19 1923 Southee, F Davidson, P Caldwell, J Caldwell, J 6 Grigg, H 23 1924 Hussey, S Stooke, W Steele, W Steele, W 5 Evans, WA 43 1925 O'Loughlin, JJ Stooke, W Steele, W; Clowes, WA Steele, W; Langlands, J 5 McComish, L 28 1926 O'Loughlin, JJ Stooke, W Leckie, J Watts, AR 6 Bryant, B 37 1927 Roydhouse, J Stooke, W Watts, AR Watts, AR 5 Evans, WA 69 1928 Roydhouse, J Stooke, W Watts, AR Watts, AR 6 Johnston, A 63 1929 Roydhouse, J Stooke, W Leckie, J Watts, AR 5 Evans, WA 51 1930 Dakin, HL Evans, WA Leckie, J Corney, R 3 Bryant, B 43 1931 Dakin, HL Evans, WA McComish, L Corney, R 6 Oliphant, D 84 1932 Dakin, HL Skipworth, W McComish, L Shepherd, AA 6 Oliphant, D 46 1933 Brown, H Elliott, J Thomas, W Dewar, LJ 6 Johnston, A 30 1934 Raphael, H Elliott, J Truscott, WJ Hungerford, H 3 Gook, AH 83 1935 Raphael, H Saunders, D Jarvis, M Jarvis, M 8 Gook, AH 67 1936 Clowes, WA Sheedy, J Jarvis, M Jarvis, M 6 Gook, AH 72 1937 Clowes, WA Sheedy, J Campbell, H Dewar, LJ 6 Gook, AH 107 1938 Hearn, H Sheedy, J Robertson, AP Robertson, AP 6 Gook, AH 53 1939 Doust, HA Sheedy, J Robertson, AP Robertson, AP 5 Gook, AH 102 1940 Doust, HA Sheedy, J Oliphant, D Oliphant, D 7 Oliphant, D 36 1941 Doust, HA Fogarty, PJ McGlinn, R McGlinn, R 7 Tucker, R 46 1942 Doust, HA Fogarty, PJ Tomb, D Bird, FWP 7 Gilchrist, N 35 1943 Doust, HA Fogarty, PJ Tomb, D Moriarty, TB 7 Rigg, B 20 1944 Doust, HA Fogarty, PJ Robertson, AP Lilburne, GDR 4 Jackson, E 59 1945 Doust, HA Fogarty, PJ Heusler, R Heusler, R 7 Heusler, R 34 1946 Doust, HA Fogarty, PJ Sinclair, S Sinclair, S 5 Tucker, R 95 1947 Tasker, PL Fogarty, PJ Robertson, AP McIntosh, MF 4 Tucker, R 89 1948 Tasker, PL Fogarty, PJ Robertson, AP McIntosh, MF 3 Tucker, R 77 1949 Tasker, PL Fogarty, PJ Robertson, AP McIntosh, MF 2 Tucker, R 93 1950 Tasker, PL Fogarty, PJ Bailey, GA McIntosh, MF 2 Tucker, R 115

PERTH FOOTBALL CLUB 21 RECORDS AT A GLANCE

LEADING GOAL GENERAL MANAGER FOOTBALL LADDER YEAR PRESIDENT COACH CAPTAIN KICKER (RON TUCKER GOALS / CEO MANAGER POSITION MEMORIAL AWARD)

1951 Jones, EW Fogarty, PJ Bailey, GA Hilsz, ML 2 Hilsz, ML 65 1952 Jones, EW Fogarty, PJ Bailey, GA McIntosh, MF 6 Buckingham, D 25 1953 Jones, EW Fogarty, PJ Henfry, EE Henfrey, EE 4 Tucker, R 86 1954 Jones, EW Fogarty, PJ Henfry, EE Henfrey, EE 4 Tucker, R 44

1955 Jones, EW Fogarty, PJ Henfry, EE Harper, K 1 Tucker, R 52 1956 Fogarty, PJ O'Dea, JF Henfry, EE Harper, K 4 Wansbrough, H 56 1957 Fogarty, PJ O'Dea, JF Henfry, EE Harper, K 4 Wansbrough, H 69 1958 Jones, EW O'Dea, JF Henfry, EE Harper, K 3 Dalton, D 57 1959 Jones, EW O'Dea, JF Henfry, EE Harper, K 4 Dalton, D 40 1960 Fogarty, PJ O'Dea, JF Miller, RF Harper, K 7 Coleman, R 44 1961 Fogarty, PJ O'Dea, JF Miller, RF; Walker, FP Walker, F/Armstrong, 6 Coleman, R 52 KW 1962 Harris, AC O'Dea, JF Henfry, EE Walker, F 6 Coleman, R 44 1963 Harris, AC O'Dea, JF Henfry, EE Walker, F 3 Walker, F 44 1964 Harris, AC O'Dea, JF Henfry, EE Harper, R 3 Coleman, R 46 1965 Harris, AC O'Dea, JF Henfry, EE Leuzzi, G 5 Jenzen, AG 37 1966 Houghton, CW O'Dea, JF Atwell, M Atwell, M 1 Jenzen, AG 63 1967 Houghton, CW O'Dea, JF Atwell, M Atwell, M 1 Iseger, G 50 1968 Houghton, CW O'Dea, JF Atwell, M Atwell, M 1 Iseger, G 70 1969 Houghton, CW O'Dea, JF Atwell, M Atwell, M 3 Jenzen, AG 68 1970 Yovich, V O'Dea, JF Atwell, M Astone, PA 2 Iseger, G 68 1971 Yovich, V O'Dea, JF Atwell, M Shields, RW 7 Cable, B 33 1972 Yovich, V O'Dea, JF Cable, B Cable, B 3 Ellis, J 59 1973 Yovich, V O'Dea, JF Cable, B Cable, B 7 Couper, M 57 1974 Yovich, V O'Dea, JF Armstrong, KW Shields, RW 2 Farrant, D 55 1975 Yovich, V O'Dea, JF Armstrong, KW Lofts, C 6 Couper, M 63 1976 Yovich, V O'Dea, JF Armstrong, KW Lofts, C 1 Wiley, RJ 72 1977 Yovich, V O'Dea, JF Armstrong, KW Lofts, C 1 Wiley, RJ 81 1978 Yovich, V O'Dea, JF Armstrong, KW Inman, K 2 Couper, M 87 1979 Houghton, CW O'Dea, JF Armstrong, KW Inman, K 6 Bosustow, PR 69 1980 Houghton, CW O'Dea, JF Joyce, AM Rosbender, WJH 6 Bosustow, PR 75 1981 Brophy, MJ O'Dea, JF Joyce, AM Cook, BG 8 Simms, DD 50 1982 Brophy, MJ O'Dea, JF Miller, IR Cousins, BE 7 Rea, MD 74 1983 Spalding, GAW O'Dea, JF Miller, IR Cousins, BE 8 Rea, MD 47 1984 Spalding, GAW Platt, I O'Dea, JF Miller, IR Cousins, BE 8 Bosustow, PR 47 1985 Spalding, GAW Moylan, M O'Dea, JF Brown, MG Wiley, RJ 7 Rea, MD 100 1986 Jackson, K Moylan, M O'Dea, JF Brown, MG Wiley, RJ 3 Rea, MD 90 1987 Jackson, K Moylan, M Woodhouse, S Brown, MG Rea, MD 6 Rea, MD 81 1988 Jackson, K Moylan, M; Manley, HC Woodhouse, S Wiley, RJ Watson, M; Wiley, R 5 Rea, MD 55 1989 Pendal, V Manley, HC Rogers, G Wiley, RJ Gavranich, J 7 Ryder, W 44 1990 Pendal, V Manley, HC Rogers, G Mullooly, T Santostefano, J 6 Nicholas, W 29 1991 O'Connor, T Riley, T Siciliano, S Armstrong, KW Gavranich, J 4 Dick, W 41 1992 O'Connor, T Riley, T Siciliano, S Armstrong, KW Renfree, S 6 Lally, S 25 1993 McGrath, B Riley, T Armstrong, K Armstrong, KW Barich, A 8 Cable, S 29 1994 McGrath, B Riley, T Clark, R Glascott, D Barich, A 8 Cooper, B 90 1995 McGrath, B Riley, T Clark, R Glascott, D Spalding, S 7 Cable, S 36 1996 Catalano, N Devine, M Clark, R Blackwell, W Cable, S; Thompson, R 7 Procter, J 36 1997 Catalano, N Devine, M Hargrave, S Blackwell, W Cable, S; Thompson, R 3 Spinks, B 61 1998 Catalano, N Sweetapple, B Hargrave, S/Rigby, D Blackwell, W Thompson, R 8 Merritt, G 31 1999 Lawrence, BF Mahoney, W; Hudson, C Hadjimialakis, B Armstrong, G Thompson, R 6 Davis, J 38 2000 Lawrence, BF Hudson, C Liddelow, LF Armstrong, G Rigby, D 9 Maher, P 30 2001 Lawrence, BF Hudson, C Liddelow, LF Magro, SC Maher, P 7 Maher, P 32

22 PERTH FOOTBALL CLUB RECORDS AT A GLANCE

LEADING GOAL GENERAL MANAGER FOOTBALL YEAR PRESIDENT COACH CAPTAIN LADDER KICKER (RON TUCKER GOALS / CEO MANAGER POSITION MEMORIAL AWARD)

2002 Lawrence, BF Hudson, C Liddelow, LF Magro, SC Maher, P 5 Maguire, C 28 2003 Lawrence, BF Hudson, C Liddelow, LF Magro, SC Glover, A 8 Maguire, C 48 2004 Lawrence, BF Hudson, C Liddelow, LF Magro, SC Glover, A 6 Maguire, C 60 2005 Matthews, DJ Hudson, C Liddelow, LF Magro, SC Glover, A 8 Wilson, A 25 2006 Matthews, DJ Hudson, C Liddelow, L; Gaspar, D Eastaugh, S Bossong, C 5 Maher, P 39 2007 Matthews, DJ Bradley, E Gaspar, D Eastaugh, S Bossong, C 9 Kayler-Thomson, J 41 2008 Matthews, DJ Bradley, E; Basell, R Eastaugh, S Cook, T 7 Ransted, K 48 2009 Matthews, DJ Leys, B Basell, R Jarman, A Cook, T 6 Ferguson, M 42 2010 Matthews, DJ Leys, B Basell, R; Solomon, D Jarman, A Armstrong, S 9 Bollenhagen, J 21 2011 Pendal, V Leys, B Solomon, D McMahon, D Armstrong, S 6 Moody, M 41 2012 Pendal, V Atkins, M Solomon, D; Kays, B McMahon, D Young, R 8 Donovan, S 25 2013 Pendal, V Atkins, M Kays, B McMahon, D Bevan, P 6 Bevan, P 55 2014 Pendal, V Atkins, M Kays, B McMahon, D; Williams, Bevan, P 9 Collard, C 33 T 2015 Pendal, V Atkins, M Beattie, T Spalding, E White, D 9 Morton, M 19 2016 Pendal, V - Mann, D Atkins, M Beattie, T Spalding, E White, D 8 White, S 17 2017 Mann, D Atkins, M Ballantyne, D Spalding, E Jones, C 9 Ninyette, C 32

2018 Mann, D Atkins, M Ballantyne, D Spalding, E Jones, C 6 Ninyette, C & Cary, K 28

2019 Shields, R Atkins, M Ballantyne, D Spalding, E Yeo, C 6 Rogers, M 22

MOST OUSTANDING JUNIOR CLUB PERSON OF THE YEAR DEVELOPMENT FAIREST COLTS FAIREST & BEST LEAGUE FAIREST & BEST BEST CLUB MAN YEAR (DOUG BUCKINGHAM (JACK O'DEA MEMORIAL & BEST (GREG BREHAUT (PPOA OR JACK ENSOR (BUTCHER MEDAL) (VINCE PENDAL AWARD) MEMORIAL AWARD) TROPHY) MEDAL) MEDAL) 1978 Wiley, RJ Roberts, CR Harris, D Smith, N 1979 Gibellini, G Simms, WG Shepherd, C Symons, B 1980 Cook, BG Shepherd, CP Collie, P Ripp, N 1981 Johnson, AA Gandini, L Watterson, D Watkins, L 1982 Cousins, BE Baynes, RH Morris, M Main, Richard 1983 Shepherd, CP Spalding, EG McGuiness, G Cairns, R 1984 Wiley, RJ Bogaards, T Hooker, R Watson, T 1985 Wiley, RJ Newman, I Hooker, R Guelfi, M 1986 Wiley, RJ Bogaards, R Hooker, R Edwards, B 1987 Watson, M Davis, T Kelly, M Yarran, H 1988 Watson, M Fox, B Kelly, M Thompson, R 1989 Watson, M Clarkson, J Tomizzi, T Thompson, R 1990 Zaikos, J Pears, S Thomson, R Allard, W 1991 Dick, W McMurray, M Baker, B Kelly, A 1992 Thompson, R Thompson, R George, B Kelly, A 1993 Allard, W Allard, W Grogan, M Squires, D 1994 Barich, A Drake Brockman, D Jackson, T Ritchie, T 1995 Cable, S Dennis, S Quick, F Meredith, D 1996 Robertson, C Done, N Done, N Jas, C 1997 Robertson, C Davis, J Tulley, D Clifford-Smith, A 1998 Jackson, T Glass, D Hall, C Thomas, B 1999 Pang, R Bateman, C Miller, C Catalano, A 2000 Shadbolt, D Coughlan, M O'Neill, K Armstrong, S 2001 Kelly, R Hargrave, M Catalano, A Smith, N 2002 Kelly, R Shaw, C Hassett, D Rose, T Lang, K Andrews, B; Lord, T 2003 Harding, C Johnson, M Rudd, S Rigby, G Holland, D Jones, B 2004 Bossong, C Jones, B McMahon, D Berry, D Brown, E Jones, B 2005 Bossong, C Zucconi, A Claudius, B Daniels, D Shaw, C Foot, C 2006 Armstrong, S Smith, R Siekierka, S Berry, D Luttrell, B Martin, N 2007 McCorkell, J Billings, C Ryan, N Allen, N Ryan, N Sneeuwjagt, B 2008 Jones, B White, D Lang, K Ransted, S Ryan, N Fiegert, J 2009 Young, R Vidot, C Kayler-Thomson, J Kennedy, P Sneeuwjagt, B Elari, A 2010 Mzungu, T Elari, A Venditti, D Myers, A Venditti, D Leeson, J 2011 Young, R Busher, H Armstrong, S Basell, R Venditti, D Stuart, K 2012 Young, R Leeson, J Busher, H Pimley, D Fraser, B Hug, K 2013 Hodge, B Sinclair, M Welburn, M Owen, A Hunt, M Edmonds, B 2014 White, D Smith, C O'Sullivan, D Dack, K Edmonds, B Phillips, K 2015 Tropiano, A Bell, J Leggett, C Hug, L Chester, K Jones, C 2016 Sinclair, M Fisher, Z Walley, C Ransted, D Millar, F Leonard, C 2017 Jones, C Byrne, C Dennis, L Marshall, D Marshall, C English, L 2018 Colledge, B Stack, S Eyres, C Jenkins, S Chester, K Stack, S 2019 Jones, C Davis, A Henderson, M Sweetapple, K Baldwin-Wright, D Hayward, S

24 PERTH FOOTBALL CLUB RECORDS AT A GLANCE

LIFE MEMBERS LIFE MEMBERS LIFE MEMBERS YEAR YEAR YEAR (*DECEASED; +150 GAMES OF MORE) (*DECEASED; +150 GAMES OF MORE) (*DECEASED; +150 GAMES OF MORE) 1899 1951 Matthews, C*; Puddey, F* 2002 1900 Kennedy, MStJ* 1952 MacLean, B*; McIntosh, M+* 2003 Robey, G* 1901 1953 Miller, RF+*; O'Dea, JF* 2004 1902 Dixon, JT* 1954 Tucker, RD+*; Moriarty, T+* 2005 Mawson, N; Rigby, L; Rigby, G; Daniels, D; Law- rence, B*; Collins, K; Bayne, S; Williams, P 1903 1955 Murdoch, JEV*; Jones, EW* 2006 Turner, H* 1904 1956 Hilsz, ML* 2007 Morton, P* 1905 1957 Fitzgerald, WJ*; Thompson, RG* 2008 Miller, I; Jenzen, G; Rose, T 1906 1958 Harper, K+* 2009 1907 Kennedy, BStJ*; Bourke, LE* 1959 Dobell, AG* 2010 Edwards, G 1908 1960 Waldock, LJ* 2011 Lawrence, R; Pyke, F* 1909 Clarke, AE* 1961 Zeuner, R+* 2012 Matthews, D; Page, R; Ransted, S 1910 Moffat, AA* 1962 Oliphant, DJ+*; McGann, JW+* 2013 Gilkison, P 1911 1963 Henfry, EE*; Walker, FP+ 2014 Currie, W 1912 Waugh, Mrs G* 1964 Harper, RT*+; Winter, AG* 2015 Bellgard, M; Cook, T 1913 1965 Seubert, AF* 2016 Allen, N 1914 Edmondson, HE*; Fisher, EA* 1966 Armstrong, KW+*; Bryan, KD+; Coleman, RG+; Davis, TE+; Erikson, EJ+*; Foster, PB+*; Grigg, 2017 Liddelow, L & Kennedy P 1915 H+*; Johnston, A+*; McComish, L +*; Shaw, S+; 1916 Cherry, T*; Hutchison, R* Skehan, C+*; Sturtridge, K+*; Barr, TS*; Leuzzi, G+ 1917 1967 Ensor, JF*; O'Callaghan, E 1918 1968 Cowper, Mrs P*; Gerrard, GG*; Dalton, P+ 1919 1969 Astone, P+; Cable, B+; Coleman, J*; Rushforth, 1920 HE* 1921 1970 1922 Hewson, R* 1971 Greer, JF*; Hughes, BC* 1923 1972 Ashbolt, BJ; Hoare, JL*; Ramshaw, GJ+* 1924 1973 Brehaut, GA+*; Harris, AC*; Shields, RW+ 1925 1974 Kargotich, S*; Kargotich, T* 1926 O'Loughlin, JJ* 1975 Brophy, MJ*; Stiles, AG+; Yovich, V* 1927 Stooke, W* 1976 Ashley, JG*; Houghton, CW* 1928 1977 Day, M+; Lofts, CB+; Wilson, NE 1929 1978 Quartermaine, J+ 1930 1979 Butcher, Mrs AS*; Cook, BG+; Watt, GA+ 1931 Ryan, L*; MacWilliam, A* 1980 Inman, KA+; Rosbender, WJ+; Gubgub, VH*; Ramshaw, JG* 1932 1981 1933 Clowes, WA* 1982 1934 Waldock, W* 1983 Smith, S*; Cousins, BE+ 1935 1984 Camm, R 1936 Cruikshank, A* 1985 Wiley, RJ+ 1937 1986 Ransted, A; Couper, M; 1938 Green, WG* 1987 Atwell, M; Green, J* 1939 1988 Doolan, P*; Redenbach, M 1940 1989 Grace, T* 1941 MacLean, R* 1990 Colledge, O*; Sweetapple, B 1942 1991 Miller, A* 1943 Mettam, CG* 1992 1944 1993 Steele, Mrs L* 1945 Morris, EH* 1994 Barich, A+; Nicholas, W+ 1946 Branigan, R*; Dewar, LJ* 1995 Pendal, V*; Gavranich, J 1947 Pitman, Mrs VH*; Doust, HA* 1996 McCabe, M* 1948 Fogarty, PJ* 1997 Cable, S+ 1949 Tasker, PL* 1998 1950 1999 Bosustow, P; Grey, AM* 2000 Dick, W+ 2001 PERTH FOOTBALL CLUB 25 RECORDS AT A GLANCE

CLUB LEGENDS 200 OR MORE LEAGUE GAMES PFC SIMPSON MEDALLISTS

2001 Merv McIntosh 2016 Wim Rosbender Terry Moriarty 1942 - 1959 253 1952 Merv McIntosh v South Australia 2002 Ern Henfry 2017 Mick Rea Bryan Cousins 1970 - 1987 240 1953 Merv McIntosh AFC Championships 2003 Keith and Roy Harper 2018 Colin Lofts Keith Harper 1948 - 1960 233 1954 Keith Harper v VFL 2004 Ken Armstrong 2019 Adrian Barich F. (Dick) Walker 1952 - 1964 226 1955 Merv McIntosh Grand Final 2005 Barry Cable Barry Cable 1962 - 1973 225 1962 Roy Harper v South Australia 2006 Rob Wiley Doug Oliphant 1927 - 1945 224 1966 Barry Cable Grand Final 2007 Francis ‘Dick’ Walker Tom Davis 1955 - 1966 220 1967 Barry Cable Grand Final 2008 Bert Wansbrough Merv McIntosh 1939 - 1955 217 1968 Barry Cable Grand Final 2009 Allan ‘Chubby’ Stiles Pat Dalton 1960 - 1971 217 1969 Barry Cable AFC Championships 2010 Pat Astone Pat Astone 1962 - 1972 215 1970 Allan Stiles v South Australia 2011 Bob Shields Roy Harper 1954 - 1965 213 1974 David Pretty Grand Final 2012 Pat Dalton Reg Zeuner 1954 - 1965 209 1976 Mal Day Grand Final 2013 Tom Davis Jeff McGann 1950 - 1961 208 1977 Wim Rosbender Grand Final 2014 Brian Cook 2004 Chris Bossong v VFL 2015 Robert Page

PFC SANDOVER MEDAL ALL AUSTRALIAN REPRESENTATIVES WINNERS SINCE 1921 In 1947 M (Nugget) Hilsz was selected in the 1921 Cyril Hoft “Sporting Life” All Australian Team 1943 Terry Moriarty 1953 Merv McIntosh 1945 George Bailey 1956 Keith Harper 1948 Merv McIntosh 1966 Barry Cable 1953 Merv McIntosh 1969 Greg Brehaut 1954 Merv McIntosh 1972 Ian Miller 1961 Neville Beard 1984 Robert Wiley 1964 Barry Cable 1986 Robert Wiley 1968 Barry Cable 1988 Mark Watson (Vancouver Exhibition Match) 1970 Pat Dalton 1999 Darren Glass (18’s) 1972 Ian Miller 1999 Chance Bateman (18’s) 1973 Barry Cable 2001 Steven Armstrong (18’s) 1982 Bryan Cousins 2013 Clem Smith (18’s) 1987 Mark Watson 2014 Clem Smith (18’s) 1999 Gus Seebeck 2016 Zac Fisher (18’s) 2009 Ross Young 2018 Sydney Stack & Luke English (18s) 2015 Aidan Tropiano 2019 Deven Robertson (Larke Medal) & Elizah Taylor

STATE REPRESENTATIVES SINCE 1920 1970 G. Brehaut; R. Millson; R. Page. R. Shields; A. Stiles 1971 R. Shields (Capt); B. Cable; I.R. Miller; G. Brehaut 1972 G. Brehaut; I.R. Miller 1920 No State Side 1973 G. Brehaut; I.R. Miller; B. Cable; M. Couper 1921 C. Holt; A. Hewby 1974 B. Cook; R. Shields; R. Wiley 1922 No State Side 1975 R. Wiley 1923 C. Holt; G. Watts 1976 R. Wiley 1924 No Representatives 1977 B. Cook; W. Currie; M. Day; J. Dickinson; S. Hargrave 1925 H. Grigg 1978 P. Bosustow; K. Inman; A. Johnson; W. Rosbender; R. Wiley 1926 A. Watts (Capt); E. Erikson; L. McComish 1979 P. Bosustow; W. Simms 1927 A. Watts (Capt); L. McComish 1980 P. Bosustow; B. Cook; R. Prunster 1928 H. Grigg; A Johnston; L. McComish 1981 A Johnson; W. Simms 1929 H. Grigg; A. Shepherd 1982 No Representatives 1930 R. Lucas; A. Johnston; A. Shepherd 1983 P. Bosustow; A. Johnson 1931 No State Games 1984 P. Bosustow; R. Wiley; R. Baynes 1932 A. Shepherd, H. Grigg 1985 B. Cousins; R. Wiley 1933 P. Fitzgerald 1986 R. Wiley 1934 A. Cook 1987 M. Watson 1935 G. Davey; J. Ransom 1988 M. Watson (Capt); W. Dick; D. Narkle; S. Mount; J. Santostefano 1936 A. Gook; C. Keightley; D. Oliphant (Bicentennial Carnival - Adelaide) 1937 A. Brown; A. Gook; C. Keightley; D. Oliphant 1989 No Representatives 1938 P. Fitzgerald; A. Gook; C. Keightley; D Oliphant; F. Puddey 1990 J. Clarkson 1939 E. Henfrey; F. Puddey 1991 J. Clarkson; W. Dick 1940 - 1945 No State Sides Chosen 1992 J. Clarkson 1946 M. Hilsz 1993 A. Barich; W. Dick; J. Moore 1947 M. McIntosh (Capt); S. Shaw; R. Tucker 1994 A. Barich 1948 M. Hilsz; M. McIntosh; W. McKenzie; R.F. Miller; T. Moriarty; R. Tucker 1995 S. Cable; F. Gehrig; N. Mourish 1949 M. Hilsz; M. McIntosh; W. McKenzie; R.F. Miller; T. Moriarty; R. Tucker 1996 S. Sikora; D. Bandy; T. Cook; G. O’Driscoll (u/21’s) 1950 P. Craven; M. McIntosh; R.F. Miller; T. Moriarty; S. Shaw; R. Tucker. R. Zeuner 1997 W. Allard; C. Robertson 1951 No Representatives 1998 R. Pang; P. Maher 1952 M. McIntosh 1999 No Representatives 1953 K. Harper; M. McIntosh; R. Zeuner 2000 R. Haddrill 1954 K. Harper; M. McIntosh; T. Moriarty 2001 M. Hargrave; P. Maher. R. Kelly 1955 K. Harper (Capt); M. McIntosh; C. Skehan; F. Walker; H. Wansbrough 2002 S. Magro (Coach); R. Kelly; C. Harding; A. Burgiel 1956 T. Davis; K. Harper (Capt); C. Skehan; F. Walker; H. Wansbrough 2003 S. Magro (Coach); C. Harding; C. Bossong 1957 R. Zeuner (Vice Capt) 2004 C. Bossong 1958 K. Harper 2005 C. Bossong 1959 K. Armstong; R. Coleman; K. Harper; C. Skehan 2006 C. Bossong; S. Armstong 1960 - 1961 No Representatives 2007 C. Bossong 1962 N. Beard; R. Coleman; K. Harper 2008 J. Kayler-Thomson; S. Siekierka; R. Young 1963 R. Harper; F. Pyke; G. Spalding 2009 R. Young 1964 B. Cable; R. Harper; R. Mills 2010 R. Young 1965 B. Cable. R. Coleman 2013 P. Bevan; B. Stack 1966 M. Atwell (Coach); B. Cable; R. Mills; R. Millson; R. Page; R. Shields 2015 A.Tropiano 1967 B. Cable; G. Brehaut; R. Millson; R. Page 2016 C. Jones 1968 M. Atwell (Coach); B. Cable; R. Mills; R. Millson; R. Page; R. Shields 2019 M. Bennell, M. Sinclair 1969 P. Astone; G. Brehaut; B. Cable; P. Dalton; I.R. Miller 26 PERTH FOOTBALL CLUB FROM THE DEMON DISTRICT DEVELOPMENT OFFICER Kris Shannon

“Female participation in our great game continues to grow at an amazing rate.”

Another successful year in the WAFC Metro Central Region. Under the guidance of Competitions and Club Development Team Leader Corey Ranger and Community Development Manager Isaac Stewart, we continued to roll out a record number of programs and initiatives to further engage our community as a whole. I would like to take a few minutes to thank all those people who had an impact on the Demons District in 2019.

District Chairperson – Sean Collingwood and his District Football Development Council members who have helped drive important change in the district. To Junior Competition Council Director Marshall Hannah and Assistant Competition Director Jo Warner, who’s tireless efforts to the JCC have seen an increase in positive gameday environments throughout the district.

To, Daniel Gibbons our Umpire Development Manager, who again continued to deliver high-quality umpires to our competitions throughout the season, without Dan and his umpires we wouldn’t be able to run matches each week and this year Dan was recognised as Demons District Volunteer of the Year Award. To, Kiah Marsden at the Perth Angels, the amount of hard work and dedication they have put in to help establish the club as a premier destination for female football in WA. I would also like to extend my thanks to John Dorazio (Treasure), Lynsey Purdie (bookkeeper) and Ryan Ramage (District Register) for all their hard work in the 2019 season. To the parents, coaches, and thousands of volunteers in clubland that make the game of AFL so fantastic. Without you – the Volunteer, the game could not be what it is today, and we thank you for that.

SEASON SNAPSHOT

2019 Showcased many great programs and highlights across the Demons District. Some of these include –

2019 saw the implementation of the Auskick 2.0 across all three-year groups at all Junior Clubs in the Perth District. Thanks to all the volunteers at each junior club for their help in getting the new Auskick model at such a high standard across the Perth District.

Auskick Gala 2.0 for the first time at Curtin Uni was a huge success, resulting in record team and fantastic feedback. The Year 2 Auskick Gala Day was run at Langley Park and the kids had a fantastic day and thoroughly enjoyed having the Perth Demon players helping on the day. Over 800 kids from 80 teams across the District participated all for the fun of it and to enjoy a taste of playing against other club’s teams.

Building on the foundations set in previous years the growth and promotion of Australian Rules Football continued to excel throughout school engagement programs in 2019. Servicing over 80 schools, the Perth District delivered programs and competitions to 80% of schools in the district.

The future growth of AFL in schools would not be possible without the continued support and hard work provided by our AFL school ambassadors. The vast majority of primary and secondary schools within the district have an AFL School Ambassador signed up to engage with the district to promote football at their school. All our ambassadors do an outstanding job year in year out and we as a district are very fortunate to have high-quality ambassadors and teachers. Thank you for all your efforts and we look forward to what 2020 has in store.

PERTH FOOTBALL CLUB 27 DEMON DISTRICT DEVELOPMENT OFFICER’S REPORT

28 PERTH FOOTBALL CLUB 28 SENIOR SQUAD 2019