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West Adelaide Football Club Inc WEST ADELAIDE FOOTBALL INC. & WEST ADELAIDE FOOTBALLERS’ CLUB INC. WAFC ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING WEST ADELAIDE FOOTBALL CLUB INC. & WEST ADELAIDE FOOTBALLERS’ CLUB INC. ANNUAL GENERAL MEETINGS AND ELECTIONS, WEDNESDAY 12TH FEBRUARY 2020 Notice is hereby given to all members that the Annual General Meetings of the West Adelaide Football Club Inc. followed by the West Adelaide Footballers Club Inc., will be held at 7.00pm at the West Adelaide Football Club, 57 Milner Road, Richmond. In accordance with the Constitution, one Member Elected Director position will become vacant. Nominations for the above position must be made on the official form which can be obtained with the Director Information Pack (available at www.westadelaidefc.com.au). A nomination must be proposed and seconded by two (2) financial members of the Club and returned to the Chief Executive Officer by no later than 5pm Wednesday 15 January 2020. A ballot for the above position (if required) will be conducted at the Club between 5pm and 6.30pm. A member wishing to bring forward any special business at the Annual General Meeting must give notice of such special business in writing to the Chief Executive Officer 28 clear days prior to the AGM (close of business January 15 2020). LIFE MEMBERSHIP Nominations for Life Membership are also now invited. To nominate, please use the form provided. Please direct all nominations to the West Adelaide Football Club via [email protected] and ensure your nomination is received before 5:00pm January 15 2020). Ben Hopkins, Chief Executive Officer WEST ADELAIDE FOOTBALL CLUB (1897 - 2018) CHAMPIONS OF AUSTRALIA 1908, 1911 FOXTEL CUP CHAMPIONS 2013 SANFL PREMIERS 1908, 1909, 1911, 1912, 1927, 1947, 1961, 1983, 2015 RUNNERS UP 1922, 1954, 1956, 1958, 1959, 1962, 1991, 2003, 2012 PERMANENT STAFF CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Ben Hopkins ADMINISTRATION Bridget Aiston, Gayle Dolphin, Rhianon Barber (part-year) FACILITY MANAGER Rod Harwood (part-year) FOOTBALL DEPARTMENT Andrew Marks, Paul Streatfield (part-year) LICENSED CLUB Kirsty Mansell, Cara Magier, Steve Skinner (part-year), Tony Waterman (part-year) SUPPORT AUDITOR MGI group NO.1 TICKET HOLDERS Hon. Rob Kerin, BANKERS (NAB) National Australia Bank Hon. Steve Georganas MP ALT SANFL DIRECTOR Graeme Barton PATRON Mayor John Trainer MP 1 OFFICE BEARERS 2019 BOARD OF DIRECTORS PRESIDENT & VICE PRESIDENT ASSETS & VENUE FINANCE DIRECTOR LEAGUE DIRECTOR GRAEME BARTON MANAGEMENT MARK GODDARD MURRAY FORBES DIRECTOR TROY ABBOTT MARKETING & GOVERNANCE MEMBERSHIP COMMERCIAL DIRECTOR DIRECTOR - CASUAL DIRECTOR JACQUI ROSE VACANCY NICK KARASOULOS MARTEINE EDWARDS PART YEAR Kristen Demetriou, Lee Harradine, John Levy, Joseph Masika, Michael Memmler, Richard Sykes, Robert Tidswell 2 SPONSORS MAJOR PARTNER OVAL NAMING PARTNER PREMIER COTERIE PARTNER WOMEN’S MAJOR PARTNER KEY CORPORATE PARTNERS 3 PLAYER SPONSORS AARON ANDERSON MCDONALDS WEST TCE JOSH RYAN SERAFINO ANDRE PARRELLA XBLADES JOSH SCHILLER BL SHIPWAY ANGUS RANA BURLEY SEKEM KAINE STEVENS HARVEY NORMAN BRETT TURNER ATTA BOY BARBERS KEELAN LAUBE WAFC CHEERLEADERS CHOL MAJOK KALYMNOS PASTRIES KENNY KARPANY VILIS CHRIS SCHMIDT DEAN WITHERS AND KYLE KIRK HARRADINE AND NORRIS ASSOCIATES GREEN CONOR NOONAN TOTALLY WORK WEAR LACHLAN EVANS WHISPAIR COOPER PATTERSON COCA COLA LOGAN HILL BT LAWYERS DALLAS WILLSMORE DR JONES AND PARTNERS LYNDON HUPFELD ADELAIDE IMAGE PRINTING DUSTIN HEAD FLEURIEU MILK MASON MIDDLETON RJKM ELLIOT DUNKIN WESTONIANS MURRAY WAITE GALLAGHER INSURANCE ERRIN WASLEY-BLACK PFD NATHAN BATLEY SPORTS POWER GIBSON TURNER CADDLE CRASH NIGEL OSBORN WAFC GUS HAYSMAN HAYSMAN FINANCIAL PATRICK FAIRLIE FRAME CONNECTION SERVICES PATRICK LEVICKI TELCO STORE GOUGER ST HUGH HAYSMAN HAYSMAN FINANCIAL REED STEVENS GAUCHOS SERVICES SCOTT BENTLEY TERRY WHITE CHEMIST ISAAC JOHNSON 1800 ON HOLD TOM KEOUGH ADELAIDE GALV JACK AGOSTINO PAST PLAYERS TOM PILLION MUNRO SIGNS JACK EVANS MEGA FAST KARTS TOM LYNCH SOUTHERN CROSS TRAILERS JADE CLEELAND IDM SPORTS TOM MORRISH POWERADE JAKOB HEITMANN SANFL TOM GALLAWAY REGENCY SHOWERSCREENS JAMES BENTLEY STATEWIDE SUPER WILL SNELLING CITY MAZDA JAYDEN KLEMKE WAFC WILL GUTSCHE SA BREWING JOHN NOBLE COPYWORLD ZAC BATES TIP TOP DRYCLEANERS JONO BEECH ABBOTT INVESTMENTS JONTY INGLIS FRUIT AND VEG TORRENSVILLE 4 LEAGUE PLAYER LIST & STATS PLAYED: 18 WON: 2 LOST: 16 DREW: 0 FINAL POSITION: 10TH PLAYERS USED: 37 COACH : GAVIN COLVILLE CAPTAIN : TOM KEOUGH DOB CMS KGS GAMES 2019GOALS 2019GAMES WAFCGOALS WAFCLEAGUE SEASONSCAREER SPAN AGOSTINO, JACK ANTHONY 11/6/1997 179 69 7 0 58 5 5 2015-19 ANDERSON, AARON WAYNE 20/8/1991 177 85 8 2 53 18 6 2012 - 15, 18-19 BATLEY, NATHAN SCOTT 16/9/1992 188 79 14 1 49 8 3 2017 -19 BEECH, JONATHON SCOTT 9/11/1990 188 88 12 21 154 188 10 2008 - 15, 18 -19 CLEELAND, JADE 30/03/1995 198 98 8 2 8 2 1 2019 DUNKIN, ELLIOT JACK 27/6/1998 182 76 18 0 20 0 2 2018 - 19 EVANS, JACK ANTHONY 6/2/1995 180 75 14 1 29 2 4 2016 - 19 EVANS, LACHLAN JAMES 30/3/1997 189 75 6 0 15 1 2 2018 - 19 FAIRLIE, CONNOR CHARLES 6/12/1996 174 72 4 3 4 3 1 2019 FAIRLIE, PATRICK BRIAN 23/2/1999 186 84 14 0 14 0 1 2019 HAYSMAN, HUGH WILLIAM 26/2/1997 178 66 13 11 54 23 4 2014 - 17, 19 HILL, LOGAN DEAN 23/1/1988 178 80 18 1 155 26 11 2008, 10 - 19 HUPFELD, LYNDON JAMES 21/2/1998 192 90 8 6 10 7 2 2018-19 JOHNSON, ISACC LOUISE 23/2/1998 183 75 6 3 8 4 2 2018 - 19 KARPANY, KENNETH G (JNR) 12/10/1997 173 68 13 10 50 35 4 2016 - 19 KEOUGH, THOMAS ANTHONY 10/10/1991 193 91 18 12 109 49 7 2012 - 15, 17-19 KIRK, KYLE 5/07/1997 173 75 5 0 5 0 1 2019 LAUBE, KEELAN MAX 23/11/1999 191 73 5 1 6 1 2 2018 - 19 LEVICKI, PATRICK JAMES 15/01/1992 198 88 12 1 12 1 1 2019 MAJOK, CHOL MAKOY 22/02/1990 194 86 5 0 10 1 1 2017 & 19 MAY, SAMUEL AUSTIN 3/06/2000 182 78 2 0 2 0 1 2019 MIDDLETON, MASON K 26/7/1994 190 96 6 6 78 87 6 2014 - 19 NOBLE, JOHN ANDREW 25/3/1997 178 68 7 7 43 24 4 2016 -19 OSBORN, NIGEL 8/01/1991 178 84 4 3 4 3 1 2019 PARRELLA, ANDRE JOSEPH 21/9/1997 204 107 18 1 30 1 2 2018 - 19 PILLION, THOMAS DAVID 16/7/1997 191 73 2 1 10 7 3 2017 - 19 RYAN, JOSHUA GRAHAM 17/4/1996 196 95 16 0 31 0 3 2016, 2018 - 19 SCHILLER, JOSHUA BRYAN 9/7/1992 184 82 4 1 105 19 8 2013 - 19 SCHMIDT, CHRISTOPHER S 20/03/1989 188 81 14 0 146 21 11 2006, 09 -17, 19 SNELLING, WILLIAM A 6/08/1997 175 70 7 2 22 7 2 2015 & 19 STEVENS, KAINE H J 20/9/1992 184 82 18 8 106 72 6 2014 - 19 THILTHORPE, RILEY 7/07/2002 199 95 6 8 6 8 1 2019 TURNER, BRETT AARON 11/1/1996 185 70 10 5 50 27 4 2016 - 19 TURNER, GIBSON 22/7/1993 180 84 10 12 11 12 2 2018 - 19 WAITE, MURRAY JOHN 7/5/1997 184 75 16 5 33 7 4 2016 - 19 WASLEY-BLACK, ERRIN N 20/1/1995 188 86 15 2 79 29 5 2015 - 19 WILLSMORE, DALLAS 29/05/1995 192 83 15 5 15 5 1 2019 RETIREMENTS/DEPARTURES FROM 2019: Chris Schmidt, Jono Beech, Erin Wasley-Black, Hugh Haysman, Will Day, Dustin Head, Nigel Osborn, Will Snelling, John Noble (AFL) 5 LEAGUE AWARDS & MILESTONES 2019 NEIL KERLEY MEDAL 1ST PLACE: LOGAN HILL / 131 VOTES 2ND PLACE: KAINE STEVENS / 109 VOTES 3RD PLACE: ELLIOT DUNKIN / 105 VOTES JOSH RYAN PATRICK FAIRLIE PRESIDENTS AWARD KEITH REYNOLDS MEMORIAL TROPHY DALLAS WILLSMORE JONO BEECH DUSTIN HEAD ELLIOT DUNKIN SAM SUCKLING SHIELD RODGER LUDERS AWARD GRANTLEY FIELKE AWARD BILL DOWNS MEMORIAL BEST FIRST YEAR PLAYER LEADING GOAL KICKER TROPHY - MOST IMPROVED 2019 MILESTONES 50 CLUB GAMES STATE PLAYERS AARON ANDERSON JONO BEECH HUGH HAYSMAN JOHN NOBLE KENNY KARPANY WILL SNELLING BRETT TURNER KAINE STEVENS 100 CLUB GAMES DRAFTED PLAYERS TOM KEOUGH JOHN NOBLE KAINE STEVENS WILL SNELLING WILL DAY 150 CLUB GAMES JONO BEECH MURRAY WAITE LOGAN HILL BLOODS FOOTY AWARD - SELECTED BY LEADERSHIP GROUP & COACHES 6 RESERVES PLAYER LIST, STATS & AWARDS PLAYED: 18 WON: 7 LOST: 11 DREW: 0 FINAL POSITION: 7TH PLAYERS USED: 49 COACH : RAMSAY, J GAMES GOALS GAMES GOALS AGOSTINO, JACK ANTHONY 2 1 KLEMKE, JAYDEN 1 0 ANDERSON, AARON WAYNE 9 2 LAUBE, KEELAN MAX 11 0 BATES, ZACHARY R J 3 4 LEVICKI, PATRICK JAMES 1 0 BATLEY, NATHAN SCOTT 4 2 LYNCH, THOMAS 18 1 BENTLEY, JAMES 12 4 MAJOK, CHOL MAKOY 13 0 BENTLEY, SCOTT 14 4 MAY, SAM 16 14 CARUSO, NATHAN 14 0 MIDDLETON, MASON K 1 4 CHAMBERLAIN, BAILEY 5 2 MOORE, ETHAN 14 5 CLEELAND, JADE 9 2 MORELLI, SAUL 3 0 DAY, WILL 3 1 MORRISH, THOMAS 16 14 EVANS, LACHLAN JAMES 10 8 NIELD, MACENZIE 4 3 FAIRLIE, CONNOR 8 0 NOONAN, CONOR PATRICK 18 2 FAIRLIE, PATRICK 3 3 NUNAN, BEAU 1 0 FIELKE, BAILEY 2 0 OSBORN, NIGEL 6 3 GALLAWAY, THOMAS 16 1 PATTERSON, COOPER 5 0 GROOM, JOEL 1 0 PILLION, THOMAS DAVID 12 15 GUTSCHE, WILLIAM 12 6 RANA, ANGUS 11 3 HAYSMAN, GUS 9 3 SAREEN, ARYAN 1 1 HEITMANN, JAKOB 3 0 SINDERBERRY, JYE 6 2 HUPFELD, LYNDON JAMES 9 18 STEVENS, REED 14 12 INGLIS, JONTY 16 5 TURNER, BRETT AARON 2 3 JOHNSON, ISAAC LOUIS 6 6 TURNER, GIBSON 4 6 KARPANY, KENNETH G (JNR) 5 7 WASLEY-BLACK, ERRIN N 2 2 KELSH, JACK 1 0 WOOLDRIDGE, ZAC 9 1 KIRK, KYLE 13 6 2019 BOB LEE MEMORIAL TROPHY 1ST PLACE: SAM MAY 2ND PLACE: CONOR NOONAN 3RD PLACE: SCOTT BENTLEY & TOM LYNCH AWARDS KYLE KIRK DEVELOPMENT TEAM COACHES TROPHY PICTURED LEFT: SAM MAY 7 SANFLW PLAYER LIST, STATS & AWARDS PLAYED: 10 WON: 6 LOST: 4 DREW: 0 FINAL POSITION: 5TH PLAYERS USED: 33 COACH : MOON, S GAMES GOALS GAMES GOALS BALLARD, ABBI 10 1 MASON, ALEXANDRA 8 2 BIDDELL, CHELSEA 8 14 MESECKE, COURTNEY 9 0 BROWN, ASHLEA 1 0 NEWMAN, MADISON 10 0 CULHANE, KASIA 8 1 OWEN, REBECCA 10 0 CZABAYSKI, ALEX 7 0 PATER, GEORGIE 1 0 DAVIS, NIAMH 9 0 PICKERING, JACALYN 2 0 EDWARDS, PHOEBE 3 0 RAMSEY, GRETAL 10 0 ELSEGOOD, MELANIE 9 10 RICH, MEGAN 5 1 GEE, ALICE 2 0 RODATO, LAUREN 9 0 GRIFFITHS, SCARLETT 2 0 SMITH, EMMA 9 4 HINGSTON, EMILY
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