E-Footy RECORD 26th - 27th April 2008 Issue 5 Editorial with Marty King EXCITING TIMES AS “GC17” BEGINS TO TAKE SHAPE It’s been an historic week for Queensland football, with the offi cial launch of “Gold Coast 17”, the group that has the inside running on the 17th AFL license. AFL chief executive Andrew Demetriou was on the Gold Coast on Tuesday to formally invite the Gold Coast bid team, headed by John Witheriff, Graeme Downie and Alan ‘Doc’ Mackenzie, to ac- cept the challenge of forming a club. Then on Wednesday, in Surfers Paradise, we saw the offi cial launch of GC17, which will be the name via which the bid team and its process will be known over the next six months. It’s an exciting time for everyone in football, but we cannot afford to take for granted the fact that the license will automatically be awarded to this group. There is now a lot of hard work to be done, and it will require the support of everyone connected with football. Among the criteria set out by the AFL for the group to achieve before the license is issued were:- • Support of at least 20,000 potential members, business support of at least 111 sponsors, and other revenue sources. • The ability to deliver fi rst-class training and administration facilities • The development of a brand identity for the new club that refl ects the Gold Coast. • The ability to build community support that engages the whole Gold Coast community. • The capacity to build the Football Team (in partnership with AFL Queensland) and to be ready to compete in a second tier competition in 2009. • The ability to build a strong organisation on appropriate governance and business principles. • Preparation of business plans for 2008-2010 and 2011-2015. I believe fi rmly the Gold Coast is ready for this challenge. All the work and research the AFL has done over the past two years provides a very strong economic, social and football case in support of a Gold Coast team. Also, there’s an excellent blend to the three key members of GC17. John Witheriff, Managing Partner of Minter Ellison – Gold Coast, has a unique expertise in business, tourism and law, while Graeme Downie, former Lions chairman, brings a wealth of AFL and fi nancial experience, and ‘Doc’ Mackenzie, 34 years Southport FC president, is at the forefront of local football on the coast.
So, I encourage everyone to get behind GC17. Don’t just expect it to happen – help to make it happen. And stay tuned for further updates as the second Queensland AFL team takes shape. E-Footy Next Week’s Games Split Round Record Chief Executive Offi cer: Richard Griffi ths Saturday 3rd May Football Operations Manager: Marty King Aspley v Noosa Record Editor: David Heilbron Media Consultant: Peter Blucher Western Magpies v Surfers Paradise Advertising: Penny Chapple Sunday 4th May All Correspondence to: The Editor, Footy Record, AFL Queensland, PO Box 1211 Coolangatta v Springwood COORPAROO DC, QLD 4151. Tel (07) 33942433 Velocity Sports AFL Queensland State League - Pineapple Hotel Cup Sandgate HAWKS Mayne TIGERS No Name G B No Name G B 1 Glen Hunter 1 Andrew Housego 2 Alex Craft 2 Tom Falconer 3 Michael Brady 3 David McKay 4 Trent Morrisey 4 Simon Argent 5 Mark Thomas 5 Mick Silman 6 Ben Long 6 Troy Fisher 7 Justin Nickerson 8 Ryan Slee 8 Aaron Widt 9 Matthew Evans 9 Todd Banfi eld 10 Daniel Frawley 10 Jake Black 11 Cody Bird 11 Ryan Dawson 12 Tye Morrison 12 Joel Peterson-Morley 14 Jeff Teale 13 Brett Tottenham 15 Brad Johns 14 Simon Cannan 16 Glen Housego 15 Mitchell Walsh 17 Trent Ingram 16 Matthew Hill 18 David Gardiner 17 Brett Zeidler 19 Caleb Brown 18 Drew Hancock 20 Bill Armstrong 19 William Churchill 21 Corey Massingham 20 Craig Ebsworth 22 Simon Northcott 21 Tyler Matchett 23 James Gillett 22 Tristan Midson 24 Jon Davis 23 Bradley Hales 25 Duncan Fell 24 Brendan Gustafson 26 Jason Eaton 25 Dan Dickfos 27 Chris Azazapardi 26 Mark Williams 29 Tom Ryan 27 David Bugeja 30 Cameron Downes 28 Kurt Banfi eld 31 Paul Giankoulidis 29 Joshua Claydon 32 Tyronne Lavery 30 Matt Nickerson 33 Mark Dennis 31 Regan Thomas 34 Heath White 32 Steven Browne 35 Christian Rollman 33 Brad Laycock 36 Ben Svanberg 34 David scott 37 Brenton East 35 Sean Cornish 38 Ryan Louwen-Skaven 36 Daniel Lubke 39 Robert Smallcombe 37 Peter Davidson 40 Steve Rappard 38 Leigh Fry 41 Keane White 40 Darren Besselaar 42 Daniel Steinback 41 Clinton Banfi eld 45 Luke Ferguson 42 David Fellowes 46 Mark Schluter 43 Daniel Fabian 47 Tom Ditchburn 44 Clinton Sheppard 48 Mark Lowrey 45 Rowan Moody 49 Corbin Sellen 46 Paul Timms 50 Brad Pitcher 47 John Holmes 51 Greg Simpson 48 Duncan Hill 52 Mitchell Bird 49 David Brain 55 Aaron Whitecross 50 Walter Davidson 56 Jack McKenna 51 John Kennedy 57 Mark Griggs 52 Peter McDonough 58 Mitchell Quaiffe 53 Aaron Fabian 59 Graham Grummitt 54 Michael Brain 60 Jim Price 55 Kane Nielsen 61 Michael Sneeseby 56 Scott Wise 62 David Ditchburn 57 Travis Palin 63 Grant Dore 58 Robert Aitken 64 Shane Fry 59 Bryce Harvey 65 Brett Fry 60 Jamie Fogg TEAM 1/4 Time 1/2 Time 3/4 Time FINAL Sandgate
Mayne Footy Record Issue 5 26th - 27th April 2008 Page 3 Velocity Sports AFL Queensland State League - Pineapple Hotel Cup AFL Queensland Pineapple Hotel Cup Previews Palm Beach Currumbin v Burleigh Brown should be worth the admission fee at Salk Oval alone and the Hawks have named Simon Cannan to return from injury. Throw in Brett The Bombers should be nice and fresh Zeidler and there is plenty of fi repower up for this one given last weeks postponed front. The battle between Andrew Housego game against Noosa. These two clubs and Clint Sheppard in the ruck should be a have an intense rivalry on the fi eld but highlight. Last week Matthew Evans was in mutual respect off it. The Bombers will everything for the Tigers and he will need be looking to the former Southport duo of to be held in check by the Hawks. Winning Sean Coughlan and Cameron Rowlands form is good form and both sides certainly to combine with in form Aaron Pianta to have plenty of that. Lets hope for a grand provide enough scoring impetus. As Aspley battle between two of Queensland’s proud- found last week setting up defensively est and most traditional clubs against PBC doesn’t necessarily work with the Lions showing patience despite the op- Maroochy Northshore v Wilston Grange position numbers behind the ball. Rugged at Fisherman’s Rd Ryan Rodgers returned to form last week with fi ve goals and the triple Matt’s – Flynn, The Roo’s still can’t fi nd that winning Fife, and Carroll are all handy. Mikal Bloom formula and this week it doesn’t get any played his best game which spells danger easier with an improving Wilston Grange however Burleigh do have a pre season visiting their turf. Last week in the wet the win against an understrength Palm Beach home side kicked four goals and gave as a starting point for this coastal derby Surfers a start but couldn’t pull them in Ho- henhaus, the two White boys, and Bailey Sandgate v Mayne were all good in conditions that suited in at Lemke Rd and under players. This week on a drier deck they will need Boots and Stefanovic All roads lead to Lemke Rd this Saturday to step up as Grange have been offensive- for the only open age State League game ly good in the past fortnight. The Gorilla’s in Brisbane. And what a belter it should had their noses in front at ¾ time and then be The resurgent Hawks with Dan Dickfos the Magpies switched on the after burn- second up from a spell and young guns ers and it was game over. Josh Hill looks Michael Brady, Trent Morrisey and co a likely type and both McMahon and Cash standing taller with the experience around are in a rich vein of form. Surprisingly this them take on the in form Mayne Tigers game is 11th v 10th but a win to the visitors coming off back to back wins. The battle can see them move up several spots on between Dickfos and likely opponent Caleb the PHC ladder
Page 4 Footy Record Issue 5 26th - 27th April 2008 Velocity Sports AFL Queensland State League - Pineapple Hotel Cup Maroochy/Northshore ROOS Wilston Grange GORILLAS No Name G B No Name G B 1 David Moore 1 Luke O’Shea 2 Ben Hitchcock 2 Justin Street 3 David Hulsman 3 Gary Merkel 4 Dean Collins 4 Bryce Hooper 5 Nick Kling 5 Leigh Stevenson 6 Owen Bailey 6 Aidan Ryan 7 Tom Booth 7 Paul Mills 8 Ben Stanley 8 Damien Wright 9 Brodie White 9 Barry O’Brien 10 James Page 10 Michael Rogers 11 Simon Brown 11 Ryan White 12 Brad Geere 12 Brendan Fair 13 Josh Field 13 Brett Boots 14 Patrick McMahon 14 Simeon McCulloch 15 Toby Van der Venne 15 Shaun Thompson 16 Mark Pennington © 16 Justin Hartshorn 17 Andrew Morrison 17 Greg Stirton 18 Rory Molan 18 Cameron Taylor 19 Bill Oswell 19 Tyson Williams 20 Jason Hill 20 Tim Lowes 21 Matthew Bradforde 21 Kane Tyson 22 Jim McMahon 22 Chris Abraham 23 Brad Terrell 23 Matthew Toohey 24 Hugh Campbell 24 Brad Stefanovic 25 Adrian Brown 25 Brent McArdle 26 Mark Harradine 26 Greg Trembearth 27 Matthew Brittain 27 Jason McKeon 28 Chris Lambart 28 Elliott Hohenhaus 29 Roly Cash (V-C) 29 Sam Weuffen 30 Brad Suitor 30 Michael Williams 31 Shane Wood 31 Anthony Tidball 32 Tom Smith 32 Heath Mahoney 33 Andrew Chadwick 33 Aaron Thornton 34 Dean Warren 34 Scott Hay 35 Calvin Cowie 35 Daniel Tresise 36 Schyler Johnson 36 Craig Scrase 37 Simon Rocco 38 Daniel Cruze 37 Daniel Sacco 39 Jeremy Best 38 Andrew Wass 40 Dean Matejcek 39 Michael Frishkorn 41 Patrick Sharp 40 Shane Cunningham 42 Dan McPhee 41 Brent Thomas 43 Jayce Hartas 42 Stephen Lamper 44 Michael Stevens 43 Michael Solomons 45 Michael Doecke 44 Steve Marshall 46 Anthony Davis 45 Matt Peters 47 Luke Venzke 46 Chris Chahla 48 Todd Scott 47 Matt Bury 49 Michael Pedler 48 Michael Haschka 50 Seth Lauze 49 Ben Davies 51 Robert Lennox 50 Matt Clarke 52 Sam Cox 51 Stephen Vissor 53 Jordan Shertock 52 Jess Cooney 54 Alex Wagner 53 Brett Leonard 55 Adam Scott 54 Chad Harper 56 Jeff Broadbent 55 Michael Otto 57 Josh Dargusch 56 Mark Young 58 Geoff Wright 60 Brendan Wulf 59 Shane Suitor 60 Craig Johnson
TEAM 1/4 Time 1/2 Time 3/4 Time FINAL Maroochy/Northshore
Wilston Grange
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Palm Beach Currumbin LIONS Burleigh BOMBERS No Name G B No. Name G B 1 Greg Pires 1 Jesse Butt 2 Jyhe Pearson 2 Andrew Turner 3 Brad Fisher 3 Aaron Pianta 4 Ryan Rodgers 4 Jayson Pate 5 Tom Thurwood 5 Joel Coleing 6 Adrian Hill 6 Marcus Powell 7 Brent Rynehart 7 John Chennall 8 James Chapman 8 Paul Branchfl ower 9 Matt Derrick 9 Matt Simpson 10 Dave DeBono 10 Luke Rowe 11 Aaron Lohrey 11 Corey Taylor 12 Dane Irons 12 Brett Robinson 13 Matt Flynn 13 Mark Owen 14 Allen Adele 14 Dane Seckold 15 Ryan Schneider 15 Chris Dickenson 16 Andrew Clancy 16 Ryan Gurton 17 Chris Patterson 17 Jarrod Wagland 18 Corey Russell 18 Colby Newbegin 19 Les Bredeneoord 19 Heath Grant 20 Curtis Allen 20 Troy Crossley 21 Josh McLoughlin 21 Levi Kalms 22 Matt Sullivan 22 Cameron Roland 23 James Drake 23 Zane Doubleday 24 Matt Carroll 24 Peter Rowe 25 Michael I’Anson 25 Mathew Buck 26 Nicolas Baker 26 Michael Sowter 27 Matthew Davies 27 Koray Hudarvadi 28 Darryl Dyson 28 Mathew Garland 29 Tommy Davies 29 Shaun Zober 30 Clint Schneider 30 Robert Martin 31 Angus Munroe 31 Daniel Goodacre 32 Mikal Bloom 32 Christopher Burrell 33 Trent Walker 33 Peter Laenger 34 Joel Clarke 34 Tim Schalaghecke 35 Rhys McAllister 35 Devon Looney 36 Nick Bradley 36 Liam Rourke 37 Lee Singleton 37 Tom Sutherland 38 Adam McDonald 38 Mitchell Wright 39 Arnold Knight 39 Gerrard Sangston 40 Alex Hombsch 40 Geoff Whitworth 41 Issaac Hughes 41 Beau Runnalls 42 Damien Hoffert 42 Bo Hodder 43 Luke Rynehart 43 Jeremy Hefford 44 Thomas Dubellar 44 Brad Jenkinson 45 Matt Fife 45 Rodney Clack 46 Sebastian Curtis 46 Ben Edney 47 Lee Spizziri 47 Jeremy Berehndorff 48 Daniel Williams 48 Sean Coglan 49 Andrew Hobday 49 Ben Carlisle 50 David Thorne 50 Sean Waller 51 Bruce Sargent 51 Clinton Moore 52 Michael Richardson 52 Nathan Carr 53 Jed Williams 53 Burke De Morton 54 Travis Corbo 54 Stephen Muir 60 Aaron Kidney 55 James Eadie 56 Craig Seckold
TEAM 1/4 Time 1/2 Time 3/4 Time FINAL Palm Beach
Burleigh
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PINEAPPLE HOTEL CUP Results & Ladder Round 4
Western Magpies 4.2 6.7 10.11 20.15 (135) Wilston Grange 3.2 7.3 11.7 14.8 (92) Western Magpies: Goals: V Pope 9, A Gillespie 5, K Reed 2, G Friis, B Heffernan- roper, M Dowley, D Hamill 1 Best: V Pope, D Hamill, J Burrford, G Friis Wilston Grange: Goals: J Hill 4, S Brown 3, R Cash 3, B O’Brien, M Pennington, S Cox, G McIvor 1 Best: R Cash, J Hill, T McMahon, M Rogers
Springwood 0.4 0.4 2.7 4.9 (33) Sandgate 5.5 10.11 13.14 15.16 (106) Springwood: Goals: N Tronc 2, T Ross, M Vincent 1 Best: S Murrihy, D Catterwell, M Hendry, C Neville Sandgate: Goals: B Zeidler 5, A Fabian 3, D Dickfos 3, M Brady 2, R Dawson 2 Bests: not supplied
Palm Beach Currumbin 1.5 6.6 9.9 11.13 (79) Aspley 0.0 1.1 1.1 3.2 (20) Palm Beach Currumbin: Goals: R Rogers 5, M Carroll 3, R McAllister 2, M Flynn 1 Best: not supplied Aspley: Goals: M Nuss 2, C Colvin 1 Best: not supplied
Maroochy/Northshore 0.1 2.4 3.5 4.7 (31) Surfers Paradise 4.3 7.5 8.7 8.10 (58) Maroochy/Northshore: Goals: O Bailey 2, E Hohenhaus, S Hay 1 Best: E Hohenhaus, B White, R White, O Bailey, B Hitchcock Surfers Paradise: Goals: Goal Kickers: T Tamburro 3, N Sullivan, T Cassidy, S Fenton, S Ellis, K D’Orazio 1 Best: S Clarke, S Ellis, K D’Orazio, A Blackwood, S Fenton
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Mayne 5.6 6.7 8.10 14.13 (97) Coolangatta 1.2 6.11 10.13 12.20 (92) Mayne: Goals: B Johns 3, C Brown 3, S Northcott 3, J Gillett, L Ferguson, R Slee, C Sellen, M Evans 1 Best: M Evans, J Gillett, R Slee, C Brown, L Ferguson Coolangatta: Goals: D Carey 4, E Wartovo 3, L Millard 2, J McCleary 2, D Barry 1 Best: E Wartovo, J Smith, D Carey, W Shannon, D Barry
Burleigh vs Noosa Game postponed due to fl ooded oval
Ladder After Round 4
TEAM P W D L For Ag PC Pts PBC 4 4 0 0 417 197 211.6 16 Noosa 3 3 0 0 396 210 188.5 12 Sandgate 4 3 0 1 381 335 113.7 12 S/Paradise 4 2 1 1 379 252 150.4 10 Coolangatta 4 2 1 1 370 335 110.4 10 W/Magpies 4 2 0 2 441 348 126.7 8 Aspley 4 2 0 2 342 323 105.8 8 Mayne 4 2 0 2 298 383 77.8 8 Burleigh 3 1 0 2 235 279 84.2 4 W/Grange 4 1 0 3 353 445 79.3 4 M/Northshore 4 0 0 4 236 361 65.3 0 Springwood 4 0 0 4 171 551 31.0 0
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SUNDAY FOOTBALL SELECTION STARTS Seems like there’s a lesson to learn from the start of the Velocity Sports Cup season … The State selection process started on Sunday football is a winner with the crowds. Tuesday night when the panel met for the And especially if you fi xture games between fi rst time. Marty King will be Chairman of local rivals. Four weeks into the season Selectors again this year, and coach Jason Sunday crowds have far exceeded Saturday Cotter, assistant-coach Darren Carlson and crowds so expect more of the same in future. Shane Johnson are back on board, together with big Beau and State U21 coaches John GREAT DAY AT LABRADOR Blair and Murray Davis. There’s still a Labrador didn’t get the result they were look- question mark over the availability of Craig ing for on the fi eld last Sunday in the derby Starcevich because of his commitments with against Southport, but the off-fi eld result was the Australia Post U18 Scorpions. The initial a beauty. A big crowd turned out for a match State Squad will be announced on 18 May well-presented and accompanied by ‘ladies after Round 7. day’, which is always a favorite on the Tigers calendar. The twins taking money at the gate SCORPIONS LOSE didn’t get a lot of knockbacks – a promotional The Australia Post Scorpions opened their masterstroke if ever there was one - and 2008 campaign with a 34-point loss to the it was great to see a stack of ex-players, Oakleigh Chargers at the Gabba last Sat- headed by Southport pair Zane Taylor and urday. It was a game of two halves in which Peter Guy, on hand to enjoy the festivities. Queensland, despite the 10-15-75 to 16- Nice job. 13-109 scoreline, were eight points up early in the fi nal term. The Chargers outscored ZILLMERE RE-THINK? the Scorpions 6-3 to 1-5 in the fi rst quarter For the same reasons, Zillmere offi cials might and 7-3 to 0-4 in the fourth, and in between not be quite so accommodating if asked again the home side ‘beat’ the visitors 9-6 to 3-7. to switch a home game from a Sunday to It wasn’t totally surprising, given that the a Saturday. The turnout for their early start Scorpions had never played together before against the Suncoast Lions last weekend and were up against a well-drilled TAC Cup wasn’t exactly overwhelming in numbers or side. And when the rain came in the fourth atmosphere. Yes, they were compensated term the smaller Chargers players were too by the Lions for the change, but with near- good. Cairns key forward Charlie Dixon, now northside clubs Aspley, Wilston-Grange and at Redland, was Queensland’s best player Sandgate all playing at home on Saturday in from back fl anker Adam Boon, ruckman Zac the Pineapple Hotel Cup it was always going Smith, rover Matt Thomson, wingman/half to be a battle to pull a decent crowd. back John James and midfi elder Ryan Dienjes, while Matt Fowler kicked four goals. BEAU SELECTOR, COACH Jesse Haberfi eld was an early standout Recently-retired Lions dual premiership ruck- before being forced off with a thumb injury man Beau McDonald is wearing a new dual in the second term. Offi cials were relieved role with the State side. He’s now a selector when the AIS Academy squad member was and ruck coach for coach Jason Cotter and cleared of serious damage. the mighty Maroons ahead of their Townsville clash with WA in June. The ever-popular big POWER PLAY fella, also set to take on a local U16 coaching There’s no doubting Luke Power’s commit- role, has his fi rst AFLQ assignment this week- ment to helping others. On Friday night, on end – he’s in Perth on a scouting mission. the eve of his 200th game against Hawthorn, He’s hardly likely to slip under the radar but the Lions co-captain was a special guest will take in two WAFL games and will come at a team dinner for his old TAC Cup side back with a full report on some of the play- Oakleigh Chargers and delivered a terrifi c ers the Maroons will confront at Tony Ireland pre-game address. Power apparently follows Stadium. It’s a fantastic opportunity for ‘Bozo’, his old team’s progress very closely, and re- and good to see AFLQ going to such profes- ceives a copy of the TAC Cup Record each sional levels in support of State footy. week to make sure he’s up to date with all the latest news. Footy Record Issue 5 26th - 27th April 2008 Page 11 Velocity Sports AFL Queensland State League - Pineapple Hotel Cup
NEW CDM AT LABRADOR Coast Bulletin that a tendering process is Ryan Kogelman, Auskick Development Of- being devised for TV networks to bid for the fi cer – Gold Coast, is stepping down from his exclusive rights to the series. It’s believed job to take on a new challenge. He’s been the AFL wants an access-all-areas doco, appointed Club Development Manager at fi lming draft days, coaching interviews, Labrador following the resignation of Ben facilities establishment, merchandise and Fixter. He’ll start his new job on Tuesday, basically everything involved in the formation 6 May. Fixter will continue to play with the of the club. He said the idea was still only in Tigers. the “tentative stage”. QUICK ON THE DRAW FOOT IN MOUTH MAGPIE Who is the leading goal-kicker for the Sun- Also from TV land (and courtesy of Bill coast Lions after four rounds? If you said again) comes rumours of a hissy fi t by every top-up player James Pennycuik with nine Queensland goal umpire’s favourite media majors, you’d be half right. The Sherwood personality, Eddie Everywhere. It seems junior has been a revelation for the Lions Collingwood president Eddie McGuire was this season, much like Ben Weightman was wild after his team’s loss to Carlton a couple last year. Weightman kicked 19 goals and of weeks back. He reportedly stormed into fi nished second behind Mitch Clark last the rooms after the siren to give the team season. On his current strike rate, Penny- a good old bake, waltzing into the room cuik should beat Weightman’s record for a and demanding everyone leave. Problem top up player, and could even top the club was, he was in the Carlton rooms. Pity the goal-kicking. Scott Harding is currently level in-room cameras didn’t catch the action (or with Pennycuik on nine goals, but a senior did they?) appearance with the Lions must surely be beckoning. HOW EMBARRASSING Notice the reaction of Richmond’s Nathan NO BALD EAGLE Brown at the fi nal siren in last Sunday’s Zillmere and State forward Austin Lucy’s game against the Western Bulldogs? He multi-toned hairstyle has stood out as much thrust his arms skyward in a show of cel- as his football in recent weeks. It turns out ebration before suddenly realizing it was in Aussie agreed to the new look ‘do’ as a favor fact a draw. You can’t blame the Tigers ace to a hairdresser friend in a competition. Only – his side was 19 points up at the 19-minute thing is, that was weeks ago and his team- mark of the fi nal term and should have won mates can’t work out why it hasn’t washed – but it ranked a close second to Eddie Eve- out by now! rywhere on the embarrassometer. GEEBUNG RSL HELPS OUT WATER ON CUE Geebung RSL has really got behind the Football obviously relies heavily on its vol- Zillmere Eagles with their Anzac night pres- unteers at grass roots level, and the game is entation this round. The Geebung branch fortunate to have some high profi le support- was only too happy to be involved with the ers through its ranks. Great to see Channel Eagles-Morningside clash and apparently Seven news reader Kay McGrath helping are a lot easier to deal with than another out by running water for the Wilston-Grange RSL organisation in the region. juniors recently.
GOLDEN REALITY LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON TV anchorman Bill McDonald last week Darryl White’s oldest son Darryl Jnr is a chip suggested that Michael Voss’s star could off the old man’s block. Having just made the continue to rise, and not just in the coaches Met East U12’s team and, he and brother box. The Network Ten man believes the AFL William have signed up with the Vultures is planning a reality documentary series, U12’s. They made their debut last weekend. recording the formation of the new club. If In the same side is Isaiah Edwards, son of Voss gets the coaching job, he would be a Morningside legend Craig. central fi gure. McDonald wrote in the Gold
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TAKE TWO PHONE CHARGE Also following in the footsteps of a famous Colourful Gold Coast Bulletin football writer footballing fathers are Jackson Starcevich, Terry Wilson didn’t enjoy the fi rst quarter son of ex-Collingwood premiership star at Labrador last Sunday and it had nothing turned fi tness guru Craig, and Jack Lake, to do with the quality of football. ‘Wombat’ son of Vultures premiership coach David. had lost his mobile phone after leaving They are in the Met East U15’s coached by it on his car roof and was contemplating Vulture Nathan Gilliland. all the negatives associated with such a loss. Fortunately a phone call arrived to an VULTURE POKER acquaintance saying the security guard had Fund-raising mixed in with a bit of fun at found the phone in one piece halfway up Mt.Gravatt Saturday night after the game the entry road. It shows good karma does against Labrador. The club will host a poker happen to some journos, as the acquaint- night from 7.30pm. For $25 it promises to be ance will testify, having driven 500mwith an a lot of fun – and all for a good cause. $800 work camera on his car roof as a cadet before frantic waving from bypassers alerted EXPECTANT FATHERS him to ‘roof rack’. Mt.Gravatt folk reckon ex-Morningside premiership player Paul Egan has fi nally see ON THE JOB ‘TRAINING’ the light. He donned the frog suit for the Vul- Courier-Mail football scribe Andrew Hamil- tures last weekend as he awaits the arrival ton, now living on the Gold Coast, is doing a of twins later in the year. Darren ‘Stubbie’ little on the job ‘training’ – he’s playing with Holder is also awaiting an arrival later in the Coolangatta in the Pineapple Hotel Cup. year – just one. Had his fi rst run last weekend did the ex-UQ Bulldogs forward, and was surprised to see ON THE PHONE none other than James Cook, ex-AFL No.2 Vultures recruit Nathan Gilliland was on the draft pick, among his teammates. ‘Hamo’ phone a couple of hours after the game, was quite taken aback when told Cook, who having heard of his side’s 19-goal victory. played 77 games for Carlton, Bulldogs and He was checking to see if his decision to Melbourne from 1994-2000, was 38 – espe- MC his best mate’s wedding in Euroa was a cially when he’s only 34! good one. Started ringing the players and by 11pm was checking the form with the coach. MISSING MATT Happily, he was told not to worry, but not Just how much are Labrador missing recruit before the brainstrust had enjoyed a bit of Matt Witherden? The unassuming midfi elder fun at his expense. won the club’s best and fairest award in his fi rst season at Cooke-Murphy Oval last GARNER-ING SUPPORT year and was often the barometer for his Bad luck for former Magpies junior turned side, winning contested possessions at will Lion Pat Garner last week. Playing his third and regularly racking up 30 possessions. game after back-to-back knee reconstruc- While the Tigers have recruited cover, they tions, Garner suffered a hamstring strain certainly lost plenty when Witherden’s knee late in the win over Zillmere. Garner was so crumpled during the fi rst semi fi nal last year. good deep in defence that he earned Syd Guildford Trophy votes, and hopefully he can return in three weeks time with a similar edge to his game.
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Western Magpies 1.2 2.2 5.6 7.7 (49) Wilston Grange 2.1 7.3 10.4 11.6 (72) Western Magpies: Goals: M Thompson 2, B Wright, C Saunders, P Caldarola, P Kilroy, J Magill 1 Best: J DeWever, B McClennan, L Knight, B Wright Wilston Grange: Goals: D McPhee 4, B Suitor 2, G Merkel 2, L Venzke 2, B Geere 1 Best: S Suitor, B Geere, B Suitor, J Best
Springwood 3.2 4.5 4.6 4.9 (33) Sandgate 2.4 7.5 11.7 14.8 (92) Springwood: Goals: A Wallin 2, J Case, M Weston 1 Best: L Ruf, A Wallin, B Pollock, D Taylor Sandgate: Goals: D Besselaar 6, D Fellowes 2, M Hill, T Palin, J Claydon, R Moody, D Brain, P Davidson 1 Best: K Banfi eld, T Palin, D Besselaar, D Lubke
Palm Beach Currumbin 3.4 3.6 5.8 5.9 (39) Aspley 1.3 6.4 8.7 10.10 (70) Palm Beach Currumbin: Goals: A Hombsch 3, D Thorne, D Irons 1 Best: not supplied Aspley: Goals: B Foote 3, B Miers 2, D Reeves 2, M Richardson, G Purcell, C Evans 1 Best: not supplied
Mayne 2.0 2.1 3.2 3.2 (20) Coolangatta 6.1 10.5 12.9 17.11 (113) Mayne: Goals: J Kneller, D Whitecross, G Simpson 1 Best: B Armstrong, N Smythe, C Downes, B Pitcher, T Ditchburn Coolangatta:Goals: J Munro 4, J Ila 3, L Philpot 2, A Bede, J Bavista, D Oats, M Boughton, N Hickman, D McGrath 1 Bests: C Purcell, P McCullough, J Munro, D Oats, A Bede
Maroochy/Northshore 6.2 (38) def. by Surfers Paradise 12.8 (80) Details not supplied
Burleigh v Noosa Washed out To be replayed
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TEAM P W D L For Ag PC Pts
Aspley 4 4 0 0 416 100 416.0 16 S/Paradise 4 4 0 0 375 135 277.7 16 W/Grange 4 3 0 1 231 160 144.3 12 W/Magpies 4 3 0 1 288 225 128.0 12 Noosa 3 2 0 1 280 125 224.0 8 Burleigh 3 2 0 1 286 137 208.7 8 M/Northshore 4 2 0 2 235 273 86.0 8 PBC 4 1 0 3 261 237 110.1 4 Coolangatta 4 1 0 3 228 265 86.0 4 Sandgate 4 1 0 3 192 291 65.9 4 Springwood 4 0 0 4 122 539 22.6 0 Mayne 4 0 0 4 102 529 19.2 0
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AFLQ ON WORLD STAGE so is new GoldCoast17 boss John Witheriff. AFLQ’s own ‘TV Channel’, the afl qtube The GPS school famous for its blue and on the organisation’s website is certainly white butcher stripes also counts Jason attracting some attention. By last week the Akermanis and Jamie Charman among its replays of the games of the week and AFLQ old boys, while 2007 AIS Academy member Footy Show had attracted visitors from as Declan Bevan is in Year 12. far away as Macau, Bangkok, London, New Zealand, Texas, Maryland and Madrid. In RECORD AFL MEMBERSHIP fact, there had been more visitors to the Total AFL club membership for the 2008 site from London than Perth and Adelaide Toyota AFL Premiership Season has already combined. topped the all-time mark set in 2007 despite the fact there is more than two months still CAGEY SHARKS RETURNS available to become an offi cial club member. The core of Southport’s strong sides of By the Friday before Round 5 the 16 clubs recent years was back together last week had signed more than 538,000 members, when Adam Devine and Clint Watts played exceeding the all-time record of 532,697. their fi rst senior games of the premiership The cut-off date for memberships is 30 season. The duo gradually worked their way June, and at the corresponding time last into the game and were right on song by the year membership was 8% down on the cor- end, joining Darren O’Brien, Dane Carmody, responding 2008 fi gure. “The 16 AFL clubs David James and Ben McEntee to give the have done an incredible amount of work Sharks that old ominous look. around club membership and their results in 2008 have been quite unbelievable,” said GRIPE OF THE WEEK AFL CEO Andrew Demetriou. “A fi gure of We don’t always agree here with The Age’s better than one in 19 Australians is an AFL Rohan Connolly, but one of us stood to ap- club member and our clubs have worked plaud his latest offering this week. Connolly incredibly hard to raise total membership said the bounce of the ball by umpires was numbers by more than eight per cent as totally outdated, irrelevant and questioned against the same time in April last year. what historical signifi cance it had. “You don’t North Melbourne (up 38.4%), Hawthorn (up see the crowd rising as one to say ‘well 16.9%) and Geelong (up 16.7%) were stand- bounced’,” Connolly wrote in his column. outs, while Brisbane, Carlton, Collingwood, Too often bounces go askew, but Connol- Carlton and Essendon had also all already ly’s last point was the most relevant of all. exceeded their 2007 results. Why put so much pressure on umpires to get bounces right when they can throw it up DOUBLE MILESTONE and concentrate harder on getting decisions Ash McGrath is set to post a double mile- right. Hopefully the AFLPA and coaches as- stone this weekend. He’ll play his 100th AFL sociation will get behind this call for change. game for the Lions against Melbourne at the Gabba, and after two goals in his comeback NUDGEE CONNECTION game against Hawthorn last Saturday night What is it about Nudgee College, the old needs just two more to register 100 AFL rugby stronghold, and AFL footy. Not only goals. are Lions chairman Tony Kelly and CEO Michael Bowers both Nudgee old boys, but
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Caleb Brown (Mayne)
Michael Brady Jack Burford (Sandgate) (W/Magpies)
James Gillett Carl D’Orazio Elliot Hohenhaus (Mayne) (S/Paradise) (M/Northshore)
Ryan Rodgers Mikal Bloom Steve Clarke (PBC) (PBC) (Surfers)
Ryan Dawson Josh Hill Emmaus Wartova (Sandgate) (W/Grange) (Coolangatta)
Val Pope Matt Flynn (W/Magpies) (PBC)
Danny Dickfos (Sandgate) Rucks Interchange Jason Smith (Coolangatta) Rohan Cash (W/Grange) Sean Ellis (S/Paradise) Adam Gillespie (W/Magpies) Matthew Evans (Mayne) Daniel Carey (Coolangatta) David Hamill (W/Magpies)
Footy Record Issue 5 26th - 27th April 2008 Page 17 Velocity Sports AFL Queensland State League - Pineapple Hotel Cup BILL RYAN MEDAL Round 4 Votes
Western Magpies v Wilston Grange Palm Beach Currumbin v Aspley
3 Votes Val Pope Magpies 3 Votes Mikal Bloom PBC 2 Votes Josh Hill Grange 2 Votes Ryan Rodgers PBC 1 Vote Jack Burford Magpies 1 Vote Matt Flynn PBC
Maroochy Northshore v Surfers Paradise Mayne v Coolangatta 3 Votes Steve Clarke Surfers 3 Votes Matthew Evans Mayne 2 Votes Sean Ellis Surfers 2 Votes Emmaus Wartova Cooly 1 Vote Elliott Hohenhaus M/North 1 Vote James Gillett Mayne
Springwood v Sandgate Burleigh v Noosa 3 Votes Dan Dickfos Sandgate No Votes 2 Votes Michael Brady Sandgate Due to Washout 1 Vote Ryan Dawson Sandgate
LEADERS AFTER ROUND 4
Val Pope (Magpies) 7 Donald Barry (Cooly) 6 Rohan Cash (W/G) 6 Troy Dixon (Noosa) 5 Tye Morrison (Mayne) 5 Matt Hicks (Noosa) 5 Sean Ellis (Surfers) 5
Leading Goal Kickers
M Hicks Noosa 19 J Hill Wilston Grange 8 C Colvin Aspley 16 J Clark Surfers Paradise 7 B Zeidler Sandgate 15 M Bedford Coolangatta 7 B Johns Mayne 12 B O’Brien Wilston Grange 7 A Gillespie Western Magpies 12 L Millard Coolangatta 7 V Pope Western Magpies 12 R Rodgers PB 7 M Fowler Western Magpies 11 S Mugavin Aspley 6 A Pianta Burleigh 10 D O’Brien Noosa 6 E Wartova Coolangatta 10 S Maddern Noosa 6 A Fabian Sandgate 9 D Scott Sandgate 6 R Cash Wilston Grange 9 J Nani Coolangatta 6 M I’Anson PB Currumbin 8 S Fenton Surfers 6 Z Smith Noosa 8 O Bailey M/Northshore 6 T Tamburro Surfers Paradise 8 M Carroll PB Currumbin 6
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Zillmere Eagles 2.2 4.5 5.9 10.14 (74) Suncoast Lions 4.4 6.8 11.10 12.12 (84) Suncoast Lions: Goals: J Pennycuick 3, S Harding 2, H Kiel 2, M Clark 2, J Polkinghorne, W Mills, A Magin 1 Best: A Proud, S Harding, L Henderson, M Clarke, P Garner, B Dalziell Zillmere Eagles: Goals: D Flaherty 3, A Lucy 2, D Collins, T Panaho, J Myles, A Miller, M Payne 1 Best: T Panaho, S Tapp, A Pratt, M Payne, N Kiem, A Miller
Mt Gravatt 9.4 15.9 22.14 27.17 (179) Redland 0.2 3.3 6.4 10.5 (65) Mt Gravatt: Goals: S Morrison 5, R Bail 4, J Furfaro 4, A Van Rooyen 3, R Lake 2, B Riordan 2, G Tarrant 2, W Hamill, S Jamieson, A Evans, S Crouch, T Spencer 1 Best: R Bail, A Scott, T Tarrant, R Lake, B Riordan, G Dosser Redland: Goals: M Aitken 5, J Pantic 2, T Rudolph, S Buckle, J Carey 1 Best: J Paxman, T Rudolph, R Pantic, J Carey, D Seehusen, B Passfi eld
Broadbeach 5.7 8.8 12.9 15.13 (103) Morningside 0.3 4.4 6.6 8.7 (55) Broadbeach: Goals: J Derrick 3, H Dick 2, S Beattie 2, D Skrinnis 2, D Stewart 2, D Zorko, M Boston, W Dickson, D Round 1 Best: T Rolfe, T Clough, N Lyons, H Dick, J Emblem, D Round Morningside: Goals: K Abey 3, M Logan 3, J Thomlinson, S Brown 1 Best: A Browning, J Lawler, K Abey, N Kinch, R Holman, L Bower
Labrador 1.3 2.4 6.6 6.9 (45) Southport 1.2 6.6 10.13 16.15 (111) Southport: Goals: B Sinclair 5, B McEntee 3, B Merrett 2, J Burge 2, D Wise, J Kahlefeldt, D Hawkins, D James 1 Best: M Lynch, D Wise, K Tandogac, B Sinclair, D James, K Niklaus Labrador: Goals: C Munson 2, T Knobel, N Gurciullo, K Fulton, M Dillon 1 Best: J Maddern, T Featherstone, Ben Walker, A Shattock, T Knobel
Ladder After Round 4
TEAM P W D L For Ag PC Pts Mt Gravatt 4 4 0 0 510 315 161.9 16 Southport 4 3 0 1 373 266 140.2 12 Morningside 4 2 0 2 345 346 99.7 8 Zillmere Eagles 4 2 0 2 338 341 99.1 8 Suncoast Lions 4 2 0 2 327 340 96.1 8 Broadbeach 4 1 0 3 376 387 97.1 4 Labrador 4 1 0 3 321 387 82.9 4 Redland 4 1 0 3 345 553 62.3 4
Footy Record Issue 5 26th - 27th April 2008 Page 19 Velocity Sports AFL Queensland State League VELOCITY SPORTS AFL QUEENSLAND CUP Reserves Results & Ladder
Zillmere Eagles 5.6 7.4 12.13 14.13 (97) V Force 1.0 5.3 6.4 6.8 (44) Zillmere Eagles: Goals: R Stewart 5, T Aarons 4, D Stearns 2, P Medevski 2, S Rogerson 1 Best: S Rogerson, P Medveski, R Toye, S Price, T Aarons V Force: Goals: D Estell 2, S Morgan, D Johnston, P Stewart, A Afewerk 1 Best: D Johnson, S Austin, J Murphy, S Collier
Mt Gravatt 3.7 6.11 9.13 12.19 (91) Redland 2.0 2.1 4.2 7.2 (44) Mt Gravatt: Goals: E Reading 3, B Morris 2, L Thornton 2, C Cant, J Harding, D Steven, M Rankine, A Torney 1 Best: M Edwards, L Thornton, J Harding, E Reading, C Moor, R Magarry Redland: Goals: J McDonald 2, J Conroy, M Samnut, G Webb, J Hanran, T Kesic 1 Best Players: G Webb, J McDonald, N Clarke, M Rees, M Samnut, J Conroy
Broadbeach 2.1 4.6 7.8 9.9 (63) Morningside 0.4 2.6 4.6 5.8 (38) Broadbeach: Goals: T Kager 3, M Perkins 2, N Quick, D Richardson, J Bice, D Eaton 1 Best: S I’Anson, J Bice, D Frawley, A Ward, T Kager, A Dehlman Morningside: Goals: M Penny, A Pyke, B Traeger, D Cadona, J Collings 1 Best: J Booth, A Pyke, S Hampson, M Penny
Labrador 0.0 1.1 3.1 4.3 (27) Southport 5.7 10.12 13.16 19.22 (136) Southport: Goals: M Lock 4, J Bourke 3, R Head 2, E Bath 2, D Beams 2, T Kruse, B Langtry, J Stanlake, D Brittain, R Thompson, W Edwards 1 Best :M Lock, B Langtry, B Headland, J Stanlake, D Brittain, R Thompson Labrador: Goals: A Millard, T Armstrong, T Gillen, D Te-Boekhurst Best :Troy Featherstone, T Armstrong, R Talbot, M Sandford, C Cooke, L Belperio 1
Ladder After Round 4
TEAM P W D L For Ag PC Pts Southport 4 3 0 1 485 208 233.1 12 Mt Gravatt 4 3 0 1 392 213 184.0 12 Zillmere Eagles 4 3 0 1 358 276 129.7 12 Redland 4 2 0 2 291 284 102.4 8 Morningside 4 2 0 2 304 301 101.0 8 Labrador 4 2 0 2 225 395 56.9 8 Broadbeach 4 1 0 3 201 390 51.5 4 V Force 4 0 0 4 197 386 51.0 0
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1 Matt Lee-Archer 16 Troy Friend 33 Craig Kingston 2 Dennis Midgley 18 Nic Palmer 34 Luke O’Sullivan 3 Brent Cue 19 Scott Miller 36 Luke Shipman 4 Matt McKenzie 20 Michael Hedley 37 Joe Spiteri 5 Josh Pini 21 Jason Armstrong 40 Robert Honan 6 Ken Raven 22 Ayden Rickman 41 Tyrone Hatchard 7 Nick Singh 23 Chris Fawcett 42 Ian Clark 8 Brett Kronk 24 Chris Curruthers 46 Chris Guice 9 Ben Ryan 25 Ryan McConnell 47 Mario Ring 10 Todd Capell 27 Anthony Mann 48 Scott Sauer 11 Ashley Dunstan 28 James Waldorff 49 Johnathan Pratt 12 Aaron Hall 29 Andrew Stephens 50 Liam Shipman 13 Chris Howarth-Crewdson 30 Chris Eddlebuttle 51 Jackson Burnie 14 Andrew Shepherdson 31 Rod Kampmann 52 Tony Boyanton 15 Leon Nantes 32 Andrew Cross 53 Tony Hope
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Rnd 1 Sat 29th March Aspley 17.11.113 v Mayne 12.12.88 Rnd 10 Sat 14th June Burleigh v Sandgate S’gate 15.11.101 v M’N’shore 15.6.96 Western Magpies v Maroochy/Northshore S’wood 6.6.42 v Surfers 26.24.180 Springwood v Mayne Noosa 20.14.134 v W’Grange 13.10.88 Coolangatta v Noosa Burleigh 10.7.67 v C’gatta 12.12.84 Palm Beach Currumbin v Wilston Grange PBC 15.12.102 v Magpies 13.13.91 Surfers Paradise v Aspley
Rnd 2 Sat 5th April W’Grange 9.14.68 v Sandgate 13.14.92 Rnd 11 Sat 21st June Wilston Grange v Springwood Aspley 18.17.125 v M/N’shore 8.7.55 Aspley v Burleigh Burleigh 17.13.115 v S’wood 8.10.58 Maroochy/Northshore v Coolangatta C’gatta 16.5.101 v Magpies 11.12.78 Sandgate v Palm Beach Currumbin Surfers 6.12.48 v PBC 13.8.86 Noosa v Surfers Paradise Sun 6th April Mayne 6.4.40 V Noosa 18.16.124 Sun 22nd June Mayne v Western Magpies
Rnd 3 Fri 11th April W/Grange 15.15.105 v Aspley 12.12.84 Rnd 12 Sat 28th June Aspley v Palm Beach Currumbin Sat 12th April W/Magpies 21.11.137 v Burleigh 7.11.53 Wilston Grange v Western Magpies M/N’shore 8.6.54 v Mayne 11.11.77 Sandgate v Springwood S’wood 5.8.38 v PBC 22.18.150 Coolangatta v Mayne Noosa 20.18.138 v Sandgate 13.4.82 Surfers Paradise v Maroochy/Northshore Surfers 13.15.93 v C’gatta 14.9.93 Noosa v Burleigh
Rnd 4 Sat 19th A pril W/Magpies 20.15.135 v W/Grange 14.8.92 Rnd 13 Sat 5th July Burleigh v Maroochy/Northshore Burleigh v Noosa (Game Washed out) Western Magpies v Sandgate M/N’shore 4.7.31 v S/Paradise 8.10.58 Springwood v Aspley S’wood 4.9.33 v Sandgate 15.16.106 Coolangatta v Wilston Grange PBC 11.13.79 v Aspley 3.2.20 Surfers Paradise v Mayne Sun 20th April Mayne 14.13.97 v C’gatta 12.20.92 Noosa v Palm Beach Currumbin
Rnd 5 Sat 26th April Maroochy/Northshore v Wilston Grange Rnd 14 Sat 12th July Western Magpies v Palm Beach Currumbin Sandgate v Mayne Mayne v Aspley Palm Beach Currumbin v Burleigh Maroochy/Northshore v Sandgate Sat3rd May Aspley v Noosa Wilston Grange v Noosa Western Magpies v Surfers Paradise Coolangatta v Burleigh Sun 4th May Coolangatta v Springwood Surfers Paradise v Springwood
Rnd 6 Fri 9th May Wilston Grange v Mayne (8.00pm) Rnd 15 Sat 19th July Western Magpies v Coolangatta Sat 10th May Sandgate v Aspley Maroochy/Northshore v Aspley Springwood v Western Magpies Sandgate v Wilston Grange Coolangatta v Palm Beach Currumbin Springwood v Burleigh Noosa v Maroochy/Northshore Palm Beach Currumbin v Surfers Paradise Surfers Paradise v Burleigh Noosa v Mayne
Rnd 7 Sat 17th May Aspley v Springwood Rnd 16 Sat 2nd August Aspley v Wilston Grange Mayne v Surfers Paradise Burleigh v Wetern Magpies Maroochy/Northshore v Burleigh Mayne v Maroochy/Northshore Wilston Grange v Coolangatta Sandgate v Noosa Sandgate v Western Magpies Coolangatta v Surfers Paradise Palm Beach Currumbin v Noosa Palm Beach Currumbin v Springwood
Rnd 8 Sat 24th May Burleigh V Mayne Rnd 17 Fri 8th August Burleigh v Palm Beach Currumbin(8.00pm) Western Magpies v Aspley Sat 9th August Mayne v Sandgate Springwood v Noosa Wilston Grange v Maroochy/Northshore Coolangatta v Sandgate Springwood v Coolangatta Palm Beach Currumbin v Maroochy/Northshore Noosa v Aspley Surfers Paradise v Wilston Grange Surfers P’dise v Western Magpies(5.00pm)
Rnd 9 Sat 31st May Wilston Grange v Burleigh Rnd 18 Fri 15th August Burleigh v Surfers Paradise (8.00pm) Aspley v Coolangatta Sat 16th August Aspley v Sandgate Maroochy/Northshore v Springwood Western Magpies v Springwood Sandgate v Surfers Paradise Mayne v Wilston Grange Noosa v Western Magpies Maroochy/Northshore v Noosa Sun 1st June Mayne v Palm Beach Currumbin Palm Beach Currumbin v Coolangatta
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