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East Coast Eagles Australian Football Club Inc – Annual Year Book EAST COAST EAGLES AFL FOOTBALL CLUB Inc. CLUB MANAGERIAL HISTORY YEAR PRESIDENT GENERAL SECRETARY FINANCIAL SENIOR MANAGER CONTROLLER COACH 1976 Ray Johns N/A TBA TBA N/A 77-79 John Morris N/A TBA TBA N/A 80-81 Kevin Hall N/A TBA TBA N/A 1982 Brian Ginger N/A TBA TBA N/A 1983 Ian Fraser N/A Glenys Reed John Mitchell N/A 1984 Grahame N/A Glenys Reed Andy McPhee N/A Willis 1985 Grahame N/A Prue Daffy Andy McPhee N/A Willis 1986 Bill McLeod N/A Jill Turbill Andy McPhee N/A 1987 Bill McLeod N/A Jill Turbill Andy McPhee N/A Jim Pascoe 1988 Bill McLeod N/A Jill Turbill Jim Pascoe David Grace Bruce Johnson 1989 Grahame N/A Pam Johnson Jim Pascoe Bill Willington Willis 1990 Grahame N/A Pam Johnson Jim Pascoe Doug Scholz Willis 1991 Grahame N/A Henry Yeates Jim Pascoe Doug Scholz Willis 1992 Jim Pascoe N/A Henry Yeates Jacki Toy Mick Toy *1993 Tony Hill N/A Henry Yeates Ian Fraser James Walton *1994 Tony Hill N/A Henry Yeates Jake Doug Scholz Armstrong *1995 Tony Hill N/A Henry Yeates Lou Zivkovich Dennis Dunstan Garry Hutchinson *1996 Peter Physick N/A Henry Yeates John Spring Kevin Allen *1997 Peter Physick N/A Henry Yeates John Spring Matthew Frost *1998 Peter Physick N/A Henry Yeates John Spring Craig McGrath *1999 Peter Physick N/A John Jan Frost Craig McGrath Evernden Bob Wynne 2000 Peter Physick Andrew Bence Bob Wynne Jan Frost Tim Jones 2001 Peter Physick Andrew Bence Richard Lee Bob Wynne Tim Jones 2002 Peter Physick Andrew Bence Richard Lee Bob Wynne Andrew Baxter Gus Seebeck 2003 Peter Physick John Evernden Sarah Bob Wynne Michael Knuppel Campbell 2004 Peter Physick Bob Wynne N/A Bob Wynne Michael Knuppel 2005 Peter Physick David Ralston N/A Andrew Baxter Rohan Graham 2006 Peter Physick Wally Gallio N/A Andrew Baxter Rohan Graham 2007 Peter Physick Anthony Dignan N/A Andrew Baxter Rohan Graham 2008 Gus Seebeck Anthony Dignan N/A Phil Bester Glenn Garner * The Sydney AFL Premier League teams played as the Baulkham Hills Falcons. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________2 2008 YEAR BOOK EAST COAST EAGLES AFL FOOTBALL CLUB Inc. INDEX Club Managerial history…………………………………………………………………. 2 Club Life Member Honour roll …………………………………………………………. 4 Executive and Team Management ……………………………………………………. 5 Chairman’s report……………………………………………………………………….... 6 General Manager’s report ………………………………………………………………. 8 Annual General Meeting notice for 2008 …………………………………………….. 11 Our Most Valued Sponsors …………………………………………………………….. 12 Strategic Planning ……………………………………………………………………….. 16 Financial Report ………………………………………………………………………….. 18 Canteen report ………………….………………………………………………………… 19 Facilities report…..…………………………………………………….…… …….…….. 20 West Coast Eagles ……………………………………………………………………….. 22 Vale – Doug Scholz ………………………………………………………………………. 23 Eagles’ Extravaganza ……………………………………………………………………. 24 Life Member ….……….…………………………………………………………………… 25 Acknowledgements………………………………………………………………………. 26 Special Achievements …………………………………………………………………... 27 Farewell to Ross & Laurel Abercrombie …………………………………………….. 28 Chairman’s Award……….…..…………………………………………………………… 29 Club Person of the Year Award………………………….…………………………….. 30 Leading Goalkickers …….…….….…………...………………………………………… 31 Clubman of the Year ………………….…………………………………………………. 32 Historical Record – Best & Fairest…. ………………………………………………… 33 Club Records ……………………………………………………………………………… 34 Football Operations report….…..……………………………………….…………….. 35 U/18 Coordinator’s report ………………………………..…………………………….. 37 U/18 Premier Cup …………………..……………………………………………………. 38 U/18 Challenge Cup ………………………………………………………………….…... 44 Reserve Grade…………………………………………………………………………….. 47 First Grade…………………………………………………………………………………. 52 BEST & FAIREST VOTING First Grade (Club Champion) including Players’ Player ………………………….. 58 Reserve Grade (Billy McLeod Medal) including Players’ Player………………..... 59 U/18 Best & Fairest Premier Cup………………………………………………………. 60 U/18 Best & Fairest Challenge Cup …………………………………………………… 61 Player milestones…………………………………………………………………………. 62 Premiership ladders …………………………………………………………………….. 63 Base Course Medals / Perpetual Trophy donors …………………………………... 65 Autographs ……………………………………………………………………………….. 66 ____________________________________________________________________________________________________3 2008 YEAR BOOK EAST COAST EAGLES AFL FOOTBALL CLUB Inc. CLUB LIFE MEMBER HONOUR ROLL LIFE MEMBERS 1984 Glenys Reed & Doug Reed 1986 Ian Mercer 1988 Grahame Willis 1990 Ian Fraser & Bill McLeod 1991 John Payne & Rob Stone 1993 Kath Fraser 1994 David Grace 1995 Pam Johnson & Anne McLeod 1996 Arthur Frost, Bruce Johnson, Warren Quintrell, Henry Yeates 1997 Graeme Merkel 1998 Greg Crosby 1999 Ross Abercrombie, Graeme Bleus 2000 Laima Physick & Peter Physick 2001 Alan Brotherston, Paul Madden 2002 Craig Abercrombie, Scott Abercrombie, John Evernden, Les Jarjoura 2004 Rudi Bylsma, Richard Lee, Bob Wynne 2007 Mike Pilkington 2008 Trevor Hangan PLAYER LIFE MEMBERS 1989 Sean Fraser, Michael Payne, Guy Place 1990 Steven Brown, Alistair Jackson, Mark McLeod 1991 Jason Crawford, Scott Fraser, Craig McLeod, Adam Stone 1992 Hugh Stone, Matthew Courts, Todd Cuneo 1993 Brett Baker, Doug Baker, Simon Bishop, Peter Bleus, Brendan Courts, Robin Drew, Simon Hammond, Adam Turbill 1994 Scott Abercrombie, Craig Armstrong, Matthew McPhee, David Reed 1995 Trevor Hare, Matthew Hayman, Anthony Horner, Scott Jones, Stuart Wynn 1996 Greg Driscoll, Matthew Frost, Daniel Graham, Ryan Meldrum, Lachlan Pascoe, Nathan Scott-Rogers, Gerard Thripp 1997 Jason Duss, Josh Harvey, Steve Merkel, Dean Nankivell, Heath Sharpe 1998 John Burt, Tim Delaney, Rodney Frost, Luke McLeod, Greg Thomas 1999 Craig Abercrombie, Jay Brotherston, Rory Cormican, Jarrod Crosby, Paul Eastman, Troy Eastman, Michael Faulkner, Mark Harrison. 2000 Chris Cottee, Liam Madden, Ryan Madden, Tim Physick 2001 Scott MacLean, Daniel Murrell, Michael Murrell, Ben Shiel. 2002 David Bleus, Sam Brotherston, Tim Coakley, Quentin Ellis, Brett Jackson, Daniel Madden, Jared Madden, Ben Physick, David Walsh. 2003 Luke Austin, Stephen Bilkey, Chris Coakley 2004 Trent Goodrem, Alex Wynne 2005 David Hook, Jayden Pendleton, Chris Wynne 2006 Brad Ure, Rowan Bilkey, Scott Logan 2007 Damian Gatte, James Gordon, Nathan Gordon, Tim Kear, Ashley Loxton, James Mann, Chris Moore, Travis Thripp Player Life Members listed above received their recognition under the separate Constitutions which governed the Baulkham Hills AFC and East Coast Eagles AFL Football Club up until November 2007. At the 2007 AGM, a revised East Coast Eagles Constitution was adopted which varied the qualification terms. See page 25 for full details of the new rules to apply from 2008 and beyond. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________4 2008 YEAR BOOK EAST COAST EAGLES AFL FOOTBALL CLUB Inc. BOARD of DIRECTORS - 2008 CHAIRMAN Gus Seebeck VICE CHAIRMAN and MARKETING & SPONSORSHIP Craig Abercrombie GENERAL MANAGER Anthony Dignan FACILITY MANAGEMENT Peter Physick FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION Phil Bester FOOTBALL Chris Ford PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT Mark Pinchen TEAM MANAGEMENT Under 18 Premier Cup Coach Peter Steer Premier Cup assistant coach Jon Lee Challenge Cup Coach Jon Lee Challenge Cup assistant coaches Tim Lee & Peter Steer Runner Lindsay Mayo Match Day coaching assistant Mark Pinchen Premier Cup Manager Peter Mack Challenge Cup Manager Bryn Whales RESERVES Coach Jason Duss Assistant coaches Ryan Madden, Trevor Hangan Manager(s) Various Runner Sean Streat FIRST GRADE Coach Glenn Garner Assistant Coaches Michael Sankey, Jason Coulloupas Match Day Coaching Assistants Tony Monaco, Trevor Hangan Match Day Operations Peter Steer, Graeme Merkel Runner Trent Baker and Matt Wynne Manager Jon Gawley ____________________________________________________________________________________________________5 2008 YEAR BOOK EAST COAST EAGLES AFL FOOTBALL CLUB Inc. CHAIRMAN’S REPORT GUS SEEBECK "Some of us will do our jobs well and some will not, but we will be judged by only one thing – the result." This is one of my favourite quotes from American Football legend Vince Lombardi. I believe it sums up the day-to-day reality of being involved in a football club. Football clubs are made up of a group of individuals all working together across a wide range of functions towards achieving a common goal. So what "results" did we achieve in 2008? To have three of our four sides play off on Grand Final day is an achievement of which any club would be proud. I feel it exceeded all reasonable expectations set at the start of the year. To have our Premier Division Reserve Grade team win its third consecutive Premiership is also a tremendous effort and all involved should be thoroughly congratulated. The fact that our U/18 Premier Cup and Premier Division Senior sides did not perform as well as they would have liked on the day, must provide even greater determination for success in 2009. Season 2008 was always going to be full of challenges for the East Coast Eagles. Some we could see coming and others popped up out of the blue along the way. Following the AGM in December 2007, we entered the year with a new constitution, a new Board, a new senior coach and a new Chairman. I would like to begin by thanking the Club for having the foresight and courage to unanimously adopt these sweeping changes and for having the faith and trust in me and my fellow Board members to drive this change and take the club forward into a new era. I remain as confident as ever that the decisions we have made
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