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Minister for Sport, Tourism and Major Events John Eren - 2017 AFL Masters National Carnival

On behalf of the Victorian Government, welcome this year’s AFL Masters National Carnival in Geelong.

The AFL Masters Carnival is the premier event for seasoned footballers, and we are delighted to showcase the best of the best in over 30s men’s and women’s competition at Geelong’s iconic Simonds Stadium.

The average age of this year’s carnival is a young 47, and fans can look forward to seeing some top action, where local legends of the game will be turning back the clock by taking some big grabs and showing the younger generation how it is done.

Since it was established in 1980, AFL Masters has grown to 119 teams from around Australia. It is designed for people to keep fit and have fun – whether they are a novice or footy stalwart.

Sporting coups like these also mean serious business for Geelong – they strengthen the local economy and give visitors from around the country an opportunity to see for themselves the best of everything we offer.

It is why the Victorian Government is proud to have secured this significant competition and is working to bring more big sporting events to regional Victoria to drive visitation, create jobs and keep local businesses busy.

With the final upgrade of Kardinia Park now on the horizon, fans can look forward to seeing more big-ticket blockbuster events and some of the world’s best athletes in their backyard.

Congratulations to all the players, coaches and your supporters for your lifelong passion for the game. I am sure you will do your states proud.

I would also like to commend the AFL masters family, the umpires, officials and the volunteers for providing this opportunity for our masters to showcase their skills and love of our fantastic homegrown game.

In addition to the football, I invite our interstate guests to enjoy the best of everything in Geelong and beyond, including our vibrant culture, fascinating history and natural attractions.

On behalf of all Victorians, I hope you enjoy a thrilling and exciting 2017 AFL Masters National Carnival.

Hon John Eren MP Minister for Sport, Tourism and Major Events

1 Official Welcome - Events Geelong

On behalf of the City of Greater Geelong, we welcome you to the AFL Masters Carnival, Australia’s premier event for masters footballers from across the nation.

Along with Geelong Major Events, the Council is proud to support thiS week-long carnival designed to help keep football players aged 30+ fit and enjoying life.

We are delighted to be welcoming each player, coach, event organiser and supporter, from every state and territory in Australia, to Geelong for this event.

We are glad to be playing host and showing off our fantastic local facilities; Simonds Stadium with its newly completed, world-class Brownlow Stand and fantastic local grounds, Elderslie Reserve and Drew Reserve.

We hope that during or after the festival you will take the opportunity to experience and explore some of what our region has to offer; including boutique and big brand shopping, impressive wineries, picturesque beaches and local produce at award-winning cafes and restaurants.

To all those competing, we wish you well – play hard, play fair. We hope you have a fantastic time participating in the 2017 AFL Masters Carnival and enjoy spending time in our beautiful city.

Dr Kathy Alexander Administrator Chair City of Greater Geelong

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2017 AFL Masters National Carnival Welcome to Geelong

Welcome to Geelong! To all players, umpires, coaches, support staff and their friends and family, welcome to Geelong for the 2017 AFL National Masters Carnival. This year’s event is significant as it marks the 20th anniversary of the first AFL National Masters Carnival, held in Geelong in 1997. Following the success of the inaugural NAB AFL Women’s Competition this year and the introduction of the women’s masters last year, it is expected there will be up to eight women’s teams for this year’s carnival. I’m delighted that Susan Alberti, former Western Bulldogs Vice President and a prominent supporter of women’s football, has accepted the role of Patron for the women’s competition within the carnival. Adelaide, Maroochydore, Sydney, Darwin and the Gold Coast have all hosted Carnivals in recent years and the return to Geelong will be highlighted by the newly upgraded Simonds Stadium, where the majority of matches will be played. Australian Football is truly a game for everyone, from NAB AFL Auskickers through to Masters, and age is no barrier in enjoying our great game. Events of this scale don’t happen without planning, commitment and execution of so many people, so I’d particularly like to highlight the work of the organisers in arranging this year’s AFL National Masters Carnival. Thank you for all your efforts and our best wishes for this success of this year’s event. Finally, I’d liked to wish everyone the best of luck as they take the field this week and hope it’s an enjoyable carnival for all.

Gillon McLachlan AFL CEO

3 National President’s Welcome

On behalf of the National board I extend a very warm welcome to all competitors, officials and their families to the 2017 Geelong carnival. 1997 was the last time we held the National Carnival in this region so it has been a very long twenty year wait to return. We hope everyone enjoys the local pleasures and tourist highlights the Geelong region has to offer. Let’s hope the weather is kind to us as we know the rest will fall into place throughout the eight days of competition. Vic Country President Wayne Hall and head of the organising committee Charlie Adornetto and Graeme Boyd have worked tirelessly to ensure everything is in place for what looks like being one of our biggest carnivals ever held by AFL Masters. Simonds Stadium is the perfect setting to host our biggest ever carnival, which will compete across six age groups and twelve divisional draws, in both male and female competitions. The draw will be split between three venues on each of the four game days. The Ladies are back this year with their number blossoming to ten teams. NSW will be very keen to defend the inaugural women’s trophy they won last year but will be up against some very tough opposition. This year’s carnival is expected to see in excess of 1000 players and more than 1600 AFL Masters people visiting the Geelong region. The surrounding area has an amazing tourist trail that will keep everyone occupied throughout the eight day plus stay. Our thanks to sponsors, Events Geelong, Victorian State Government, Carlton United Breweries, Sherrin Footballs, Geelong Football Club, St Josephs, St Peters and Newtown football clubs who have generously provided the football ovals. They have all helped ensure that the 2017 AFL Masters National Carnival is not only the biggest ever, but one of the most successful National carnivals as well. There are a number of functions to be held throughout the week. The opening Ceremony as well as the Long Kick and Sprint competitions that will be conducted at Simonds Stadium on Monday evening during the first round of competition. We also have the Welcome Function, Hall of Fame and the SupersClub functions to enjoy, so please refer to your programme or contact your State President for more details. The final night Presentation will be by far the biggest event which celebrates and rewards the week of competition. This will be held at Simonds Stadium on Saturday night after the completion of the final round of football.it is a fabulous night that is not to be missed On behalf of the AFL Masters Board and Management we wish you a fantastic and safe stay here in Geelong, and as always enjoy your “FOOTIE FOR FUN”

Steve Eurell National President

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AFL Masters Victorian Country Presidents Welcome

On behalf of Vic Country AFL Masters and the Geelong Organising Committee, I would like to extend a warm welcome to the AFL Masters National Executive, State Presidents and officials, Umpires, Coaches, all men and women MAF players and their families to the 2017 Geelong AFL Masters Carnival. It’s been 20 years since Geelong held its last Carnival and certainly things have changed a lot since then. I believe there were only 35’s, 40’s and 50’s competing in 1997, with a total of 28 teams. Please enjoy what the Geelong region has to offer during your visit. There are plenty of great attractions, lots of fantastic food and wine at local winery’s and eateries, and the world class Surf Coast with plenty of beaches to surf at or simply relax at. They have a fantastic water park for the kids and keen adults, “And of course the weather will be fantastic in Geelong” Our matches will be played at the newly renovated Simonds Stadium, home of the mighty Geelong Cats, St Joseph’s Football Ground, St Peter’s Cricket Ground and Newtown Football Club (the last three grounds all within walking distance of each other). All have great playing surfaces. On behalf of AFL Vic Country Masters I would like to thank our Carnival Chairman Charlie Adornetto, and his organising team Graeme Boyd, Peter Cameron, Wayne Allan, Sharon Parker, Vanessa Zorkau, Jane Adornetto and Kevin Blatchford for all their hard work and organisational skills to provide the most enjoyable carnival for all involved. A special thankyou to all those who have put up their hand to volunteer for this event, it is a credit to all of you. Events of this size don’t just happen without people like yourselves. We are looking forward to a fantastic footy carnival, remembering that AFL Masters is “Footy for Fun”. Good luck to all playing and involved.

Wayne “Canon” Hall President AFL Vic Country Masters

5 CEO Geelong Cats Football Club Welcome

Welcome to the AFL masters national carnival for 2017. This week will be a highlight for all competitors, coaches, support staff and supporters, as you continue to compete, play and watch the game we all love. To be able to play on Simonds Stadium, a ground that has been graced by some of the greatest footballers of all time is sure to be a memorable moment for the participants. With around 50 teams registered for the carnival, this will be one of, if not the biggest celebrations of football in Australia this year. It is great to see so many women’s teams registered to compete. We have all enjoyed the rise in popularity and participation in women’s footy and this is another great example of the reach of footy. Geelong as a region has a storied history in football. As the second oldest club in football history Geelong has been home to footy for over 150 years. There are strong leagues in the region, and off course many great players have enjoyed their start in Geelong. It is wonderful to see AFL Chief Executive officer Gillon McLachlan as the men’s patron, and long-time champion of women’s football, Susan Alberti as women’s patron. From the opening ceremony at Simonds Stadium to the presentation night, we wish you every success and enjoyment in your week doing what we all love to do – being involved in footy.

Brian Cook CEO - Geelong Cats

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Women’s AFL Masters Patron 2017

I am delighted to be the patron of the Women’s AFL Masters National Carnival to be played in Geelong, the home of the Mighty Cats. Early in life I developed a love of AFL football and it has brought me and my family much pleasure. In recent years I have also enjoyed supporting the development of Women’s AFL and we could not be more delighted with the development of the national AFL Women’s League, which will provides greater promotion of Women’s AFL and provides us with wonderful role models for young girls. In combination with AFL Masters, we now have pathways for female players to play from junior to elite and then onto masters football for those of you who love the game, want to stay fit and healthy and don’t want to give it away as you travel through life’s exciting journey. I have been a director of the Western Bulldogs for twelve years, Western Bulldogs Vice President for three years and last year we reached the ultimate heights by winning the AFL Premiership. Football brings about wonderful camaraderie and lifelong friendships. I hope that this is the start of a long lasting enjoyment of national carnivals that will take you all around Australia and renew those friendships each year. Please enjoy the Geelong AFL Masters’ National Carnival and the ethos of masters football … ‘Football for Fun’. I look forward to catching up with you at the various games and social functions during the carnival.

Susan Alberti AC

7 2017 Geelong National Carnival Schedule

Saturday 30th September - AFL Grand Final

Sunday 1st October - Managers & Umpires Meetings 3.30pm Umpires Meeting – Newtown Football Club – Elderslie Reserve, Cnr Raith Terrace and Read Street, Newtown, Geelong 5:00pm Team Manager’s & Umpire’s Meeting – Newtown FC 6:30pm Women’s Meet & Greet & SupersClub function Newtown Football Club Event Centre, Elderslie Reserve (address as above)

Monday 2nd October - First Game Day 8:00am Full Game Day at Simonds Stadium, Drew Reserve, Finchaven St, Herne Hill Geelong and Newtown Football Club, Elderslie Reserve, Newtown, Geelong. 5:45pm March-on, sprints, long kick and CUB race competition at Simonds Stadium 6:30pm Social Function for March-On participants and SupersClub – Presidents Room, Level 2 Charles Brownlow Stand, Geelong Football Club/Simonds Stadium. Night Game

Tuesday 3rd October - Rest Day, Tourism Tours and opportunities. Evening Various state functions.

Wednesday 4th October - Second Game Day 8:00am Full Game Day - Simons Stadium, Drew Reserve and Elderslie Reserve and allocated grounds with final games under lights at Simonds Stadium.

Thursday 5th October 9:00am - 3:00pm Delegate’s Meeting. 5:00pm - 7:00pm Hall of Fame & Supers Club Cocktail Party – Presidents Room, Charles Brownlow Stand, Geelong FC

Friday 6th October - Non – Finals Game Day 8:30am Non Finals – Simonds Stadium and appointed grounds 3:00pm High Tea. Champagne and Tea – Partners Function. Customs House

Saturday 7th October - Finals Game Day 9:00am - 2:00pm Finals – Simonds Stadium and other grounds 7:00pm Presentation Night Function – Geelong FC Grand Stand, Presidents Room Level 2 Charles Brownlow Stand, Geelong Football Club/Simonds Stadium

8 THE FOOTY. THE PUB. THE BEER. 2017 Carnival Contacts

NATIONAL BOARD Steve Eurell National President 0408 622 871 Ian Fletcher Director - Competitions 0417 513 134 Derek Delany Director Carnival Operations 0407 148 074 Pam Andrew Director – Women’s Competition 0414 587 308 Neil King General Manager 0409 361 644 AFL MASTERS GEELONG ORGANIZING COMMITEE Charlie Adornetto Chairman 0404 800 389 Graeme Boyd Back up to Chairman 0421 909 709 Peter Cameron Drew Reserve Ground Manager 0413 808 461 Wayne Allan Simonds Stadium Ground Manager 0432 242 776 Judy Wright Simonds Stadium Ground Manager 0438 685 269 Gordon Collins Elderslie Reserve Ground Manager 0401 448 173 Vanessa Zorkau Merchandise 0414 638 311 Sharon Parker Winery Tour / High Tea 0409 540 463 Jane Adornetto Function Contact 0418 149 883 Suzanne Cameron Function Contact 0411 097 710 Kevin Blatchford Sprints and Longest Kick 0418 522 403 Daryl Green Ground Manager Support 0418 617 165 Daryl Costa Ground Manager Support 0404 800 611 CARNIVAL PHOTOS Dominic & Lisa 0419 028 077 CARNIVAL UMPIRES Ray Hocking National Umpires Coordinator 0427 458 495 CARNIVAL DOCTOR Dr Joe Juhasz Carnival Doctor 0412 400 653

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2017 Carnival Contacts Cont.

STATE TEAM CONTACTS NSW Bryan Minns 0409 766 144 Pat Ockwell 0419 404 383 NT Kim Cowan 0414 410 109 QLD Steve Burchill 0418 874 726 Paul Magher 0418 867 279 Arnold Keuker 0477 274 806 SA Brad King 0418 553 410 Damien White 0423 023 710 Colin Thompson 0419 849 981 TAS Curtis Ward 0417 881 915 Gail Dykes 0409 951 372 Vic Country Wayne Hall 0428 379 872 Wayne Allan 0432 242 776 Vic Metro Dom Sita 0417 787 737 Chris Spencer 0412 509 774 Bruce Chaplin 0411 199 488 SPECIAL AFFILIATE Black Ducks Rod Gibson 0418 940 918 Trevor Staniforth 0438 943 030 WOMEN’S TEAMS Board Co-ordinator Pam Andrew 0414 587 308 VIC Metro Jill Chalmers 0430 007 756 VIC Country Wayne Allan 0432 242 776 NSW Tracey Kick 0405 219 065 QLD Sarah Connor 0410 551 282 SA Wendy Jamieson 0439 849 253 Colin Thompson 0419 849 981 TAS Team Manager Gail Ward 0438 535 644 Cara Brooke 0401 260 846 Kristy Baker 0439 610 935 WA Black Ducks Christine Green 0457 177 776 Chelsea Stevenson 0402 717 775

11 Rules for AFL Masters National Carnival Revised Rules for 2017 Carnival

Scoring: To be on the following basis; 1.1: - Behind - kicked by any type of kick is 1 point 1.2: - Goal - kicked by any type of kick is 6 points Rucking: 2.1 At all times the ball shall be thrown up and not bounced. 2.2 Only one player from each team to contest all ruck knocks 2.3 Involvement in contest of a third or subsequent player shall result in a free kick against third or subsequent player. 2.4 A free kick shall be awarded against any ruckman who raises his knee or leg against his opponent when contesting any ruck knock. 2.5 At boundary throw ins only one player from each team to contest the ruck. However if throw-in is poor or misdirected the umpire is to immediately call play on and not recall the throw-in. If throw-in is satisfactory any third or subsequent player involvement in the rucking contest will result in a free kick against such player.

Marking: The player in front of a pack competing for a mark is to be given every protection and opportunity to take the mark. Any unnecessary or deliberate interference by opponent player/s in attempting to mark or prevent the player in front of the pack from taking the mark shall result in a free kick being awarded to the player in front of the pack. The interference could take the form of a knee or boot being put into a player’s body.

Holding the ball / Prior Opportunity Rule: These rules replace the previous barging rules. 4.1 A player in possession of the ball who has had reasonable time (prior opportunity) to dispose of the ball MUST when legally held by an opponent firmly enough to retard his progress, dispose of the ball by a kick or handball with in a reasonable time of being held, otherwise a free kick shall be awarded against the player for failing to dispose of the ball in a legal manner. 4.2 The field umpire shall throw the ball up when the player with the ball has the ball held to his body by an opponent, unless the player has had a reasonable time (prior opportunity) to dispose of the ball prior to being tackled, in which case a free kick shall be awarded for holding the ball. 4.3 Holding the ball in: A player who elects to dive on the ball and or drag the ball under him when he is on the ground will be penalised for holding the ball if he does not immediately hit the ball clear when held legally. 4.4 When a player is fairly bumped in the side and the ball falls from his hands - the call is play on. Likewise when a player is either knocked on the arms causing him to drop.

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Player protection: 5.1 All players making the ball their objective are to be given the utmost protection by the umpire. Any contact other than a legal side bump or legal tackle (between knee and shoulder) shall be deemed unduly rough play and a free kick awarded. 5.2 Charges (shirt front) are banned irrespective of ball proximity. A charge means an act of colliding with an opposition player where the amount of physical force used is unreasonable or unnecessary, irrespective of ball proximity. 5.3 Slinging players to the ground, whether the player is in possession of the ball or not is illegal and shall result in a free kick being awarded or if it happens after the ball has been disposed of, a free kick shall be awarded down the field where the ball lands. 5.4 Late contact, in any form, when the ball has been disposed of, will result in a relayed free kick being paid down the field. 5.5 Chopping with a clenched fist will result in a free kick being awarded. 5.6 A free kick shall be granted against a player who deliberately kicks at the ball whilst an opposing player (s) has his hand on or near the ball or is on the ground in the immediate vicinity of the ball. Penalties: 6.1 50 metre penalty - A 50 metre penalty only shall be applied in all instances. 6.2 AFL Advantage Rule - To be paid at all times Advantage Rule 6.2.1 The ball shall be kept in motion. The field umpire shall call “Play On” even though a free kick should have been awarded, but by doing so would penalise the team offended against. 6.2.2 If the field umpire has sounded his whistle for a free kick, he may cancel such a free kick by calling “Play On” or “Advantage” if the side offended against will be penalised by enforcing the free kick. Should the field umpire cancel a free kick, he may reverse the decision if it is obvious that it is not to the advantage of the team concerned. Order Off Rule: Field umpires shall carry YELLOW and RED for all matched. Players shown a YELLOW or RED card can be replaced for the set duration of the penalty period relating to the card colour. In addition to an umpire, a controlling body (being in this case the AFL Masters Board) may authorise a person or persons to report any player or official who commits or engages in conduct which may constitute a Reportable Offence. Any person so authorised shall have the same powers and duties as imposed upon an umpire under this law. 7.1 Players can be ordered off for the following indiscretions:- Yellow Card Penalty: Any player who commits any of the following offences:- • using audible abusive, insulting, obscene or threatening language to another person which may be an opposition play, a team mate or a spectator. • throwing a player to the ground after the ball is out of play • attempting to strike another player

13 • engaging in a melee • engages in rough play • including shoulder charges to the back of an opposing player, • charges on shepherding player • or unnecessary, vicious pushes and shepherds. • May be replaced - Yellow Card Penalty shall be automatic send-off until end of current quarter plus one additional quarter. Red Card Penalty Any player who commits the following offences:- • unduly interferes with or assaults or uses threatening language to an umpire or behaves in a threatening manner towards an umpire • assaults another player or official • kicks or attempts to kick another player or official • intentionally or attempts to trip by foot or leg • front on shoulder charging (shirt front) • May be replaced - Red Card Penalty shall be automatic send-off for remainder of game the remainder of the current game day with player to face tribunal. If the player is found guilty of offence player’s team will incur mandatory two point loss and tribunal will decide if further penalty is required for offending player. Players can be replaced. A second offence of a Yellow Card will automatically attract a Red Card. 7.2 When an emergency umpire is in attendance, he shall have the power to issue cards for any indiscretions. 8. Racial Abuse 8.1 No player, spectator or official shall act towards or speak to any other person in a manner, or engage in any other conduct which threatens, disparages, vilifies or insults another person on the basis of that person’s race, religion, colour, descent or national or ethnic background. 8.2 In the event that a person has contravened Rule 8.1 an umpire, club or player may lodge a complaint in writing within 24 hours to the Executive Director, who shall call a tribunal meeting. 9. Best and Fairest Any player receiving a RED or 2 YELLOW Cards during the Carnival is not eligible for a fairest and best award. 10. Judicial Proceedings Should any umpire submit a written report following the red carding of a players, the National Board or it’s appointed Tribunal shall meet to adjudicate on the case as per Rule 7.1 11. Blood Bin 11.1 No person - i.e. players, umpires, trainers, runners, etc. shall participate in a game if he is bleeding or has blood on his uniform or person. A bleeding person will leave the field when directed by the field umpire and may be replaced.

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11.2 The bleeding person cannot return to the field, until the cause of the bleeding has stopped, the injury is securely covered and blood has been cleaned from the uniform and body to the satisfaction of the field umpire. 11.3 PROCEDURE: Only the field umpire in charge of play has the esponsibilityr to send bleeding person from the ground. On noticing the blood or having the matter brought to his attention the field umpire shall stop play at the next available break in the play (score, out of bounds, throw up) and then direct the person from the field. Person leaving the ground must do so from the nearest point with field umpire acknowledging entry of replacement player, if the bleeding person is a player. Such replacement player may enter the field of play and take up his position before the bleeding player has left the field of play. 12. Audible Bad Language Due to the age of our participants the National Board of Masters Australian Football encourages the involvement of families. To that end any player who engages in the use of bad language that the umpire deems could be heard beyond the boundaries of the playing field shall pay a free kick against the offending player and advise continuance of such behaviour could incur a more severe penalty i.e. Send Off YELLOW Card. 13. 60’s Comp. Only Should there be any player who wishes to not be tackled they wear fluoro coloured plastic tape (arm bands) on both arms. In the case of the player who can’t be tackled (wearing tape), this player can only be blocked. If so, they then have a reasonable time to dispose of the ball (not unlike the existing rules), failing to do so would incur a free kick to be paid against them, in other words they they can’t just stand there and hold the ball. 14. Time On No time on. The only exception is when a stretcher enters the ground or an ambulance is required on the ground, this shall be determined by match management. See below. Time clocks will stop in the event of a stretcher or ambulance being called by Trainers, resumption of play when injured person is off the ground; This will be determined by the National Board administration at the ground as to how it will be managed. Player stretchered off the ground may not play again in the carnival unless cleared to do so by the carnival doctor. 15. No Penalties No penalty for deliberate rushed behinds. No penalty for deliberate out of bounds. 16. No Boundary Umpires If no boundary umpires are present and the ball crosses the boundary and is deemed out of bounds the umpire will bring the ball in 10 metres from the boundary line and a ball up will take place.

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ROUND 1 ROUND 2 ROUND 3

35/40 DIVISION - 1 Vic M v Vic C TAS v Vic M Qld. v Vic M TAS v Qld Vic C v Qld. TAS v Vic C

35/40 DIVISION - 2 SA v ACT Vic C v SA ACT v Vic C Vic C v Qld. ACT v Qld. SA v Qld. Blue

45 DIV 1 - Vic M v Vic C Vic M v TAS QD v Vic M TAS v QLD QLD v Vic C Tas v Vic C

45 DIV 2 - NT v SA NT v Vic C Vic C v SA Black Ducks v Vic C Black Ducks v SA Black Ducks v NT

45 DIVISION - 3 ACT v Qld. Vic M v Qld. NSW v QLD NSW v Vic M ACT v NSW ACT v Vic M

50 DIV. 1 - QLD v TAS QLD v Vic C QLD v Vic M Vic C v Vic M TAS v Vic M Vic C v TAS

50 DIV. 2 - Vic C v Vic M SA v Vic C Vic C v Vic M (2) SA v Vic M (2) Vic M v Vic M (2) SA v Vic M

55 DIV. 1 Vic C v Vic M Vic C v QLD Vic C v TAS QLD v TAS TAS v Vic M QLD v Vic M

55 DIV. 2 Preidents v Vic M NSW v Vic M Vic M v NT NT v NSW NT v Presidents NSW v Presidents

60 DIV. 1 - QLD v Vic M NSW v Vic M v Vic C v SA Vic C v QLD v Vic M (2) NSW Vic M (2) v SA v

WOMEN - 1 QLD v Vic C NSW v Black Ducks v TAS v NSW QLD v Vic M v Black Ducks v Vic M TAS v Vic C

WOMEN - 2 Presidents v SA SA v Presidents Presidents v 18 v v SA v MASTERS

GEELONG AFL MASTERS CARNIVAL DRAW GRID 2017 201702th Oct. - 7th Oct. Draw As of 11/09/2017 ROUND 1 - Monday 2nd. October Time Simonds Stadium 1 Drew Res. (Herne Hill) 2 Herne Hill Rec. Res. 3 Elderslie Rec. Res. 4 8.30am Qld v TAS 55 - 1 NT v SA 45 - 2 Vic C v Vic M 45 - 1 Qld v Tas 45 - 1 9:55am Qld. v VM 60 Vic C v Vic M 50 - 2 Vic C v Black Ducks 45 - 2 ACT v Qld 45 - 3 11:20am VC v Vic M 55 - 1 Vic C v Qld 35/40 - 2 Black Ducks v Vic M W -1 NSW v Vic M 45 - 3 12:35pm Vic C v Vic M 50 - 1 SA v Vic C 60 NSW v Tas W - 1 NSW v NT 45 - 2 2:00pm Vic M v Presidents 55 - 2 SA v ACT 35/40 - 2 Qld v Vic C W - 1 Qld v Tas 50 - 1 3:25pm Qld v Tas 35/40 - 1 SA v Vic M (2) 50 - 2 SA v Presidents W - 2 Vic M (2) v NSW 60

5:00pm SIMONDS STADIUM - March On / Opening Ceremony - Sprints/Long Kicks

7:00pm Vic C v Vic M 35/40 - 1

ROUND 2 - Wednesday 4th. October Time Simonds Stadium 1 Drew Res. (Herne Hill) 2 Herne Hill Rec. Res. 3 Elderslie Rec. Res. 4 8.30am Qld v Vic M 45 - 3 Qld v Vic C 35/40 - 1 Qld v Vic C 55 - 1 Vic C v Tas W - 1 9:55am ACT v NSW 45 - 3 Qld v Vic C 45 - 1 Qld v Vic C 60 SA v Black Ducks 45 - 2 11:20am Vic M v Qld W- 1 Tas v Vic M 50 - 1 Qld v Vic C 50 - 1 NWS v Vic M 55 - 2 12:35pm ACT v Qld 35/40 - 2 NT GEELONG AFL MASTERS CARNIVALv Vic C 45 - 2 SA v Vic C 50 - 2 NSW v Vic M 60 2:00pm Black Ducks v NSW W - 1 Tas v Vic M 45 - 1 SA v Vic C 35/40 - 2 3:25pm SA v Presidents W - 2 Tas v Vic M 35/40 - 1 Tas v Vic M 55 - 1 4:50pm Vic M v Vic M (2) 50 - 2 DRAW GRID 2017 6:15pm SA v Vic M (2) 60 2 OCTOBER - 7 OCTOBER As of 10/09/2017 7:40pm NT v Presidents 55 - 2 2 OCTOBER - 7 OCTOBER As of 10/09/2017 ROUND 3 - Friday 6th. October or Saturday 7th October ROUND 3 - Friday 6th October ROUND 3Time - Friday 6th OctoberSimonds Stadium 1 Drew Res. (Herne Hill) 2 Herne Hill Rec. Res. 3 Elderslie Rec. Res. 4 8.30am Simonds Stadiumv 1 Drew Res. (Herne Hill)v 2 Herne Hill Rec. Res.v 3 Elderslie Rec. Res.v 4 Time Simonds Stadium 1 Drew Res. (Herne Hill)2 Herne Hill Rec. Res.3 Elderslie Rec. Res. 4 Time9:55am v v v v v v v v 11:20am v v v v v v v v 12:35pm v v v v v v v v 2:00pm v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v

ROUND 3 - Saturday 7th October ROUND 3 - Saturday 7th October Time Simonds Stadium 1 Drew Res. (Herne Hill)2 Herne Hill Rec. Res.3 Elderslie Rec. Res. 4 Time Simonds Stadium 1 Drew Res. (Herne Hill) 2 Herne Hill Rec. Res. 3 Elderslie Rec. Res. 4 v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v

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Hall Of Fame Inductees

1997 2006 2016 Mick Moro (Vic C) Lawrie Evans (Vic C)* Philip Waesch (NSW) * Brian Stirling (ACT) Alex McRae (Qld) Steve Pursell (TAS) Doug Jones (Qld) Clarry Fisher (SA) Tony Mathews (Vic M) 2007 LEGENDS Boyd Warrilow (WA) Richard Charlesworth (SA) 2012 Bill McDonald (SA) Chris Spencer (Vic M) Bill McDonald (SA) Barry Edwards (Tas) Theo Haughan (NSW) Titch Edwards (Tas) Herman Rooding (NT) 2008 Bob Stevens (Vic C) Steve Eurell (NSW) Deb Fisher (SA) Noel Wenzlau (Vic C) 1998 Alex ‘Nipper’ Nie (WA) 2013 Robert Cannan (SA) Kevin Patmore (Tas) Geoff Lance (Vic M) Peter Styles (Tas)* Bruce ‘Wolf’ Steensen (Qld)* Boyd Warrilow (WA) Bruce Arlow (WA) Ian Walter (Vic C) Noel Wenzlau (Vic C) 2014 2009 Jim Sweeney (NSW) Brian Stirling (ACT) Russell Armstrong (NSW) Peter Ward (Vic M) * 1999 Don Dykes (Tas) Mike Adams (WA) Gail Dykes (Tas) 2015 Warren Finger (NSW) Gary Mitchell (Qld)* John Rutherford (SA) Angus Adams (Tas) Rosco McGorman (NT) Angus Adams (TAS) Bryan Moroney (NT) 2010 2016 Bob Stephens (Vic C) Lou Cailotto (SA) Philip Waesch (NSW)* 2000 Ian Fletcher (Vic M) Steve Pursell (TAS) Bill Powell (NSW) Peter Parsons (TAS) Brian Thompson (WA) 2011 LIFE MEMBERS 2001 Kim Cowan (NT) 1990 - Brian Moroney (WA) Tim Gleeson (Qld) Sam Grasso (NSW) 1991 - Bruce Arlow (WA) Colin Withy (SA) Peter Ward (Vic M)* Trevor Best (Vic M) 2002 Marty Rayner (QLD)* 1995 - William Powell (NSW) Geoff Lance (Vic M) 2012 1996 - Bill McDonald, (SA) Darryl Ogg (WA)* Peter Coffey (WA) 1997 - Robert Ellis (Vic M) 2003 Bruce Midson (QLD) 1998 - Brian Stirling, (ACT) Hugh Barker (SA) Allan Matthews (Vic M) Warren Finger (NSW) Rob Nisbet (ACT)* 1999 - Angus Adams (TAS) 2004 Herman Rooding (NT) Peter Jones (WA) 2013 John Hammer, (Vic M) John Rutherford (SA) Mark Doyle (SA) Ollie Matthews (Vic) Mick Lewis (Vic C) 2000 - John Rutherford (SA) Barney Noonan (NT) 2007 - Ray Hocking (Vic C) 2005 2010 - Peter Coffey (WA) Leon Fennell (NT) 2014 2012 - Ian Walter (Vic C) Mick Guerin (SA) Roy Baenisch (NT) Neville Clarke (WA) Chris Guice (QLD) * deceased 2015 Brian Pollock (NSW) Curtis Ward (TAS) 21 MASTERS

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The History of VIC Country Masters

The idea of Superules started back in August 1980 by John Hammer and the first match was played as a curtain raiser before the Ballarat League Grand Final between Country Wimmera region players and Melbourne based players on the 27th September 1980. Victorian Country Superules officially started in 1981 and an official game was played between Vic Country team and a Melbourne based team as a curtain raiser to VFA Preliminary Final on the 12th September 1981. In 1982 a Victorian Country combined team played a South Australian team. Geoff Gosper won the Superules Best and Fairest that year. In the early stages of Superules the attitude was somewhat casual with the “lads” coming together for a social game of football on the odd Sunday where possible and in most cases it was a loosener from playing on the Saturday prior. Although there were 8 fixtured games played during the 1981 season it was always the zone or interstate games that were the pinnacle of the Superules year. This inevitably led to a regular interstate carnival, as it is now known today, which of course has now evolved into the annual AFL Masters Australian Football Carnival which this year reaches its 33rd year. In,1982,1983 &1984 some of the Victorian country towns that were fielding teams were Riverland, Navarre, Mildura, Echuca, Mt Gambier, Portland, Naracoorte, Shepparton, Kyabram, Swan Hill and Sunraysia. Then in 1983 as the word spread, Werribee, Sunbury, Bendigo, Bacchus Marsh, Melton, Ballarat and Maryborough decided to join the competition. These teams eventually become the nucleus of Vic country Superules. Over time with the increase of travel and administrative demands, some teams disappeared but then re-joined the competition over time, such as Bendigo, Maryborough, Shepparton and Samaria. In 1983 the first major carnival was held at Camberwell in Victoria. This carnival was basically the start of what we now know as AFL Masters Carnival in which we know and enjoy. Victorian Country Masters has never played for premiership points and played the majority of time in true Superules Spirit “Footy For Fun” Over the years Victorian Country “Superules” Masters Footy has been successful in many carnivals with age group premierships and numerus all Australian players. Also over the years we have had inductees into the Hall of Fame and Legends Status. We are extremely proud of our heritage and reputation as close knit competition with the emphasis on non-competitive football for fun, and these days AFL Masters provides plenty of support within our communities for persons with mental issues and physical problems which include pro-active support for Prostate Cancer and the One Punch Can Kill Programs and of course we could not do this without our family involvement, because without the support of our families and friends we would not be able to continue our love of AFL Footy and it’s comradery that is provides. Now within Vic Country AFL Masters we have around 18 clubs throughout the state with a number of teams in the 35’s and 45’s competition with our oldest players in the early 70’s and we continue to grow, over the last five years we have increased club numbers by 20% which is fantastic for our competition. “To be continued as years go on”

23 2017 Victoria Country Teams

Victoria Country 35’s Victoria Country 40’s Victoria Country 45’s Div 1 Victoria Country 45’s Div 2 David Peters 1 Jason Watkins 1 Bernie Purcell 7 David Peters 1 Darren Smith 2 Chris Freeman 2 Simon Tuohey 10 Darren Smith 2 Darryn Hodgson 6 Richard McKibbin 3 Ray Tadd 13 Darryn Hodgson 6 Dean Moore 7 Dale Mercer 5 Leigh Barker 14 Dean Moore 7 Andrew McKay 9 Elio Doria 7 Anthony Woodcock 15 Andrew McKay 9 Nic Conway 10 Andrew Addlem 8 Darren Bird 19 Nic Conway 10 Peter Botta 11 Gerome Raco 9 Dave O'Brien 20 Peter Botta 11 Shane Geddes 12 Steve Fry 10 Travis Wayman 25 Shane Geddes 12 Mick Dodd 16 Jason Field 11 Ross Cuthbert 26 Mick Dodd 16 David Tyquin 18 Gerard Parsons 12 Bill Rodgers 27 David Tyquin 18 Darren Edmunds 20 Mark McKenzie 13 Paul Rigg 32 Darren Edmunds 20 Peter Condon 23 Colin Mackrell 16 Shane Stoll 33 Peter Condon 23 Tony Lovett 28 Duane Kelly 18 Steven Teunon 36 Tony Lovett 28 Rod Hogan 29 Ben Lane 19 Jimmy Lewis 36 Rod Hogan 29 Mark Sanders 33 James Whitford 20 Bill Foster 38 Mark Sanders 33 Phil Witney 40 Damiun Cassidy 23 Rodney Morris 41 Phil Witney 40 Scott Nelson 43 Wayne Schilg 24 Darren Burns 43 Scott Nelson 43 Johno Leoncini 50 Rob Graham 28 David Hyland 44 Johno Leoncini 50 Craig Holt 58 Loose Wakelam 29 Vu Huynh 45 Craig Holt 58 Ross Cuthbert Coach Stephen Palmer 30 Jason Dowell 46 Wayne McConnell Coach Mim Cuthbert Manager Matt Rumler 35 Bernie Purcell Coach Rod Lewis Manager Brett Webb 40 Bill Foster Manager Glen Gardner 49 Gordon Collins 50 Shane Geddes Coach Victoria Country 50’s Div 1 Felicity Munroe Manager Craig Kerr Nelson 1 Paul Zorkau 2 Shane Malone 3 Victoria Country 50’s Div 2 Victoria Country 55’s Victoria Country 60’s Robert Hearn 2 Dale Baron 2 Ian Walter 1 Jimmy Onturk 5 Mark Watts 3 Marty Abela 4 Steve McGee 2 Ryan Irwin 6 Matt Nolan 4 David Cross 5 Gordon Mattheson 6 Nick Watkins 8 Darryl Costa 7 Gaven Green 6 Chris Modra 9 Anthony Saunders 9 Gary Polglaze 10 Peter McMahon 10 Robert Breed 17 Paul Noonan 11 Wayne Allan 11 Danny Steel 13 Gavin O'Connor 19 Chris Shine 12 Mick Gleeson 13 Peter Falls 14 Bruce James 20 Rod Begbie 14 Chris Hart 16 Ian McKie 16 Maurie Parsons 20 Michael Sheahan 18 Daryl Green 15 Tim Allan 17 Charlie Adornetto 21 Mark Clarke 21 Tim Delany 17 Trevor Charville 18 Kevin Blatchford 22 Rowan Holdsworth 24 Vince Mallia 17 Peter Cameron 20 Kelvin Ritchie 26 Rod Smith 25 Colin Mulane 20 Sandy Cameron 21 Roger Davidson 32 Daryl Andrews 27 David McLachlan 23 Peter Ramia 24 Doug Austin 40 Mark Lambourn 29 Shane Wright 26 Andy Miller 27 Adrian Talbot 50 Mick Turner 32 Stephen Greaves 28 Jeff Brooks 28 Peter Langdon 55 Troy Megson 33 Chris Whyte 31 Trevor Booth 29 Erik Wade 57 Terry Mahoney 43 Wayne Hall 32 Steven Wilson 32 Gordon Addlem 88 Tony Evens 44 Paul Nolan 37 Kevin Rigg 33 Mick Morro Bruce Wilson 53 Neil Fisher 49 Noel Blake 35 John Watkins David Spencer 56 John Peterson 55 Sam Saya 41 Kevin Blatchford Coach Stephen McHenry Daryl Jones 55 Kevin Rutter 43 Toby Blatchford Manager David McPhee Coach Graeme Boyd 58 Marc Callow 65 Tom Williams Manager Wayne McConnell 64 Charlie Howell 69 Wayne Allan Coach Casey Gillen 86 Natalie Butler Manager Lindsay Murname Coach 24 Toby Blatchford Manager MASTERS

2017 Victoria Metro Teams Victoria Supers Victoria 45’s 1&2 Victoria 50’s 1&2 SHANE FREDRICKSON 4 SEAN ADAMS 1 STEVE RISTEVSKI 1 NATHAN TAYLOR 5 MATT JOYCE 2 STEVE MAHONEY 2 BERNIE DINEEN 6 SHAUN STIRTON 3 COLLIN ROSS 3 RHETT NEWELL 13 MICHAEL CARUSI 4 PETER TRESEDER 4 JASON TAYLOR 15 JASON HANNETT 5 NICK POLYCHRONOPOULOS 6 DEAN MILLSON 20 RAY SHELDRICK 6 CHARLIE SINGLETON 5 MATT JACOBS 19 DAVID PEROTTA 7 ROD GILLETT 8 MARK GILLMAN 22 ANDREW HORSBOURGH 8 ANDY McGORLICK 10 GLENN KIRKWOOD 23 ANTHONY UHR-HENRY 10 ADRIAN ORMEROD 13 BRENDEN FREDRICKS 24 TONY FOGGIATO 11 DOM SITA 16 JUSTIN HAMILTON 25 PAUL ARTHA 12 MICHAEL WOOLFE 19 ANDREW BRYSON 26 MARK WILLIAMS 13 GUS FERRARO 22 MARK VAN POETEREN 42 ADAM WALSH 14 MARK ZIEMANN 20 MICK ROWLEY 33 MARK WARREN 16 CRAIG BELL 23 PATRICK MALONE 34 DAVID BATTISTELLA 17 AARON FROST 24 MARK CRAIG 29 STEVEN HURL 18 RUSS KING 25 ROBERT CAVKA 32 SCOTT COLQUHOUN 21 WAYNE COLLINS 26 STEVE GLENN 58 MARK BRUNATO 26 RUBY KAADAN 30 ASH FLAVELL 61 DAVID FRANKYN 30 PAT McGAVIGAN 28 CAMERON RICHARDS 80 DAVID PETTENON 31 ANDREW SAVOIA 31 PAUL ARTHA COACH MORGAN MORRIS 33 MARK WINKLE 34 COL BARTLETT MANAGER IAN WALSON 34 MARK MADDOX 36 ADRIAN PATELLA 35 ROD JENNINGS XL MATHEW HART 37 DAVID NOONAN 45 CHRIS RILEY 39 WARRICK DICKSON 47 PAUL TURNER 43 MARCO DEL RAMANO 60 BOB FOGGIATO 51 GLENN EVANS 66 FRANK MASSARA 61 JOHN BLACKBURN COACH Victoria 50’S 3 SCOTT RYAN 80 MICK MALING MANAGER GEORGE FOUNDAS 2 ADRIAN RAFFERTY 81 TONY ANDREW 4 WARRICK DICKSON 91 PAT SASSANO 6 BRETT GARDNER COACH MORRIS DELMONTE 7 PHIL MEZZATESTA 8 LEE SUTTERBY 11 Victoria 55’s 1&2 Victoria 60’s 1&2 SERAFINO MARINELLI 15 MARK POTTINGER 1 BRUCE CHAPLIN 1 MICHAEL POGRZEBA 4 GARY WILSON 2 DAVID JEFFREY 16 STEVE CULLIS 3 PAUL PITMAN 17 GREG OLDHAM 2 IAN FLETCHER 3 CON MANCUSO 18 DAVID WHILLAS 5 MARK PETALAS 4 JOHN CRENNAN 24 ANTHONY BECK 6 KEVIN RAEBURN 6 STUART LOCKE 27 MICHAEL EPSTEIN 7 NEIL RAINBOW 5 PIETRO D'ELIA 32 JOHN BLACKBURN 9 MARK MASON 7 DAN GLEESON 30 WILL GLENN 8 JAMES DOUGHNEY 8 BEN MATRICARDI 42 MATT GUBBINS 10 BRUCE WHITE 9 ELVIS GOVIC 12 JOE COLELLA 10 TROY COX 47 CARL CARIDI 14 JEFF DYER 49 ROBERT WINNEN 15 JOSZEF JUHASZ 11 PETER HAVERSAT 63 PETER FITZSIMMONS 15 STEVE HAMMOND 12 CEDAR FERRI 66 NEIL MAYNARD 16 MICHAEL COOPER 15 BRENDAN FINN 74 KEN WILSON 17 GRAEME PROCTOR 20 CHRIS DYNON 111 JOE MARINO 21 PETER RAYSON 21 MARK WINKLE COACH STEPHEN GILES 22 GRAEME TRESSIDER 22 JAMES WRIGHT 23 NEVIL SCHULTZ 27 MATT McARTHUR 27 GARY MATHER 20 ANDY SCHERMULY 28 EDDIE BRIZZIO 29 SHANE VEREKER 29 RICHARD FRY 30 RAY RANSOME 30 ANDREW MATHEWSON 32 ROSS TOLLIDAY 31 PAUL BASSINGTHWAIGHTE 33 NOEL CARTLEDGE 34 RON ROBINSON 35 ALAN FRY 37 NEIL HERMAN 36 PETER O'DEA 36 IAN WEBBER 41 PHIL McMAHON 49 SIMON NORTHEAST 45 STEVE PAYNTING 50 ROSS TWYFORD 46 NEIL TOWNLEY 57 STEVE FEATHERSTONE 47 DAVID LEE 51 NICK DURYEA 52 STEVE WATTS 53 PETER LAMING 90 KELVIN KILNER 54 VIN BROWN 52 KEVIN BENNETT 55 SHANE TURNER 53 BILL DERHAM 56 STEVE BRASS 55 CHRIS CHRISTOU 57 SAM ROMEO 57 NEIL HORVATH 58 JOFFA EGAN 88 PETER BURKE 59 GRAHAM LENTHAL COACH PAUL CLARKE 73 25 WILL GLENN COACH STEVE JORDAN MANAGER 2017 NSW Teams

NSW 35/40’s NSW 55’s NSW 60’s Dion Burke Mick Underwood 1 Leigh McPhan 2 Mark Mckenzie Glenn McKay 3 Steve Eurell 8 Michael Bright Paul Sultana 4 Wayne Bodsworth 10 Michael Winter Leon Bright 6 Mark Robilliard 11 Pat Ockwell 12 Jimmy Hinton 12 David Seymour 14 Graham Carroll 13 NSW 45’s Eric Rogers 18 Billy Biok 16 Daniel Ardu 2 Mark Hope 19 Laurie Ltttleton 17 Warren Weaver 3 David Tonge 20 Brendan Heenan 23 Bryan Minns 4 Anthony Gray 30 Glenn Mitchell 24 Alistair Organ 9 Keith Brownlee 31 Rob Edwards 26 Keith Leggett 10 John Holmquest 32 Grant Walters 29 Michael Jones 11 Greg Vandepol 41 Rob Hunter 32 Andrew Clayton 13 Steve McClure 43 Doug Cornish 33 Darryl Crotty 16 Brian Phillips 47 John Higgins 34 John Sheehan 17 Tony Collins 51 Sam Grasso 36 Dean Cleary 18 Graeme Pocknee 60 Peter Church 42 Rodney Organ 21 Coach Mick Underwood Kim Garner 39 Paul Smith 25 Manager Sue Spencer Peter Nash 57 Simon Andrews 26 Peter Tomlison 66 Richard Guelfo 29 Tom Booton 67 Chris Crawford 31 Coach Steve Eurell Kenny Jackson 32 Manager Brian Pollock Tim Lawson 34 Ian Minns 40 Ross Devereux 47 Cranston Kerr 49 Tom Spiljar 65 2017 ACT Teams Dion Burke 75 Coach Pat Ockwell ACT 35/40’s ACT 45’s Manager Andrina Sultana Bernard Abejaron Charles Bishop Dan Armstrong Eric Bowman Michael Bright Steve Clarke Andy Campbell Troy Cousins Michael Canavan Andrew Crossman Ben Crossling Stephen Darlington David Geremia Keith Edwards Andrew Harper Matthew Gately Steve Lewis Stuart Girvan Mark Mackenzie David Girvan Tony Mahar Brendan Greenwood Steve Miller Peter Hoefer Mick Ohalloran Simon Mann Marc O'Loughlin Steven McNally Francios Patron Richard McShane Simon Platt Kyran O'Shaunassey Luke Scott Chris Pearson Simon Tuan Paul Ryan Damian West Stephen Staines Mick Winter Peter Taylor 26 MASTERS

2017 NT Teams 2017 Black Ducks WA Team

Northern Territory 45’s (Div 2) Northern Territory 55’s (Div 2) Black Ducks 45’s Stewart Carr 1 Chris Lyndon 1 Stewart Rough 1 Lenny Pratt 2 Peter Thompson 2 Craig Sargeant 2 Steve Malseed 3 Con Lazarou 3 Rick Floyd 3 Anthony Smith 5 Paul (Spud) Allen 4 Marty Culhane 4 Matthew Harp 6 Rosco McGorman 6 Mick Davis 5 Clive Fowler 7 Michael Bratchell 7 Stephen Jones 6 Danny Walsh (Capt) 8 Shane (Jacko) Carroll 8 Gavin Huntley 7 Mark Pisani 10 David Syson 9 Robert Field 8 Shane Coleman 12 David Sanderson 10 Zeke Szmekura 9 Nigel Thomas 10 Graham Lassey 15 Andy Phillips 11 Tom Harris 11 Paul Phibbs 16 Roy Baehnisch 13 Ruben Gordon 12 Andrew Read (Coach) 17 Linc Jenkin 14 Hayden Wilson 13 Varkos Lotsaris 18 Phillip Clark (V Capt) 18 Steven Leudar 14 Trent Fowler 19 Kim Cowan (Coach) 20 Kieron Van Ross 15 Dale Marshall 26 David Lloyd 23 Ernie Sharpe 16 Paul Pritchard (V Capt) 31 Tony McGregor 51 Mick Jones 17 Brad Burge 33 Peter Jones 57 Ralph Mongoo 18 Gareth Lewis 44 James Ferrier 60 Peter Boyce 20 Chris Cameron 55 Neil Gibson 61 Victor Tomlinson 21 Marty Fleming 66 Ian Grazioli 77 Darren McGoran 22 Manager Craig Porter Greg Hocking 99 Paul Currant 28 Time Keeper Barney Noonan Jack Gleeson (Capt) 113 Paul Blakers 31 Stats Herman Rooding Manager Craig Porter Paul Rogers 32 Time Keeper Barney Noonan Iain Longmuir 48 Stats Herman Rooding Joe Galantino 68 Coach Charlie Schuiling Coach Rod Gibson Manager Trevor Staniforth

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2017 Queensland Teams

QLD 35/40’s (Div 1) QLD 45’s (Div 3) QLD 55’s (Div 1) Stephen Fenech 1 Thomas Fricker 1 Carlo Archille 1 James Dofter 3 Ken Deakes 4 Des Warnock 4 Matt Edgeworth 4 Gary Shrimpton 8 Scott Flannery 5 Arren Heeley 5 Grant Warnecke 9 Tony Brooke 6 Mark Wardley 6 John Horsten 10 Peter Harben 7 Christopher Olsen 7 Jeffrey Nickson 12 Paul Gray 8 Darren Smith 10 Brett Hohn 11 Kym Lodge 9 Brent Stevenson 15 John Gadsby 17 Brendan Saggers 10 Dan Nimmo 16 David Collins 19 Mark Dwyer 11 Lee Kaminski 18 Christopher Mohrwinkel 20 Geoffrey Donelly 12 John Ryan 23 Paul Jenner 23 Peter Phelan 13 Brent Crooks 25 Ross Thompson (Coach) 27 Steve Burchill 14 Glenn Stevens 27 Mark andrew Fildes 28 Steven Tiley 15 Dean Wallington (Coach) 28 Dean Milstead 32 Chris Cain 16 Tyran Hammett 29 Paul Gurnett 35 Michael Kath 17 Ivan Walker 30 Cary Arthur 36 David Zemunik 18 Nathan Gurciullo 33 Mark Donohoe 37 Peter Duncan 19 Simon Devine 34 Steven Miers 42 John Terrick 20 Manager Tan Smiley Daniel Greasley 43 Derek Delany 21 Paul Duffy 50 Neil Sardeson 22 QLD 35/40’s (Div 2) Darren Abercrombie 69 Dario Cester 23 Greg Cassidy 0 Gregory Klumpp 70 Daniel Hayes 30 Mark Kennedy 2 Darren Woodcroft 111 Neil Wells 33 Andrew Newbold 3 Jeff Hunter 127 Michael Rennie 36 John Watt 8 Manager Daniel Creasley Michael Brown 55 Matthew Nikl 9 Paul White (Coach) 56 Matt Brick 11 Bryan Kearney 69 Mark Bird 12 David Skuta 77 Mick Krake 13 QLD 50’s (Div 2) Manager Ken Riggs Michael Scholer 14 Paul Conduit 1 Gavin Palmer 19 David Sullivan 2 Brad Lindsay 20 Phil Heers 4 Dean Forster 21 Ian Jenkins 5 QLD 60’s (Div 1) Nick Cappelleri 24 Greg Young 6 Daniel Statham 1 Brendon Kealley 48 Michael Swan 7 Gary Finemore 2 Adam Court 52 Clinton Ware 9 Colin Gray 3 Graham Lambert Gregory David 10 Peter Brosnan 4 Jakov Usic Richard Raeburn 12 Neil Smith 5 Christopher Doherty 13 Paul Alister 6 QLD 45’s (Div 1) Gordon Oxenham 14 Malcolm Elson 7 Chris Wagland 05 William Moorhead 15 Antonio Ottaviano 8 Steven Gibbs 2 Brett Pawson 16 Garry Ross 9 Steven Jaeger 3 Steven Curran 18 Eric Gillett 10 Leigh Stevenson (Coach) 5 Luke Chapman 20 Graham Cunningham 12 Matthew Fidler 8 Regan Kowald 21 Raymond Lee 13 Shane Bensted 9 Martin Vasterink 22 Robert Templeman (Coach) 14 Michael Smith 10 Dale Costello 23 Maurice Soars 15 Mark Cornish (Asst Coach) 11 Aga Manhao 26 Robert Adam 16 Michael Sunderland 12 Mark Banks 27 Noel Emzin 17 David Pattemore 13 Graeme Brown 28 David Lindsay 20 Ronnie Bentley 17 Steven Brown 29 Glenn Tripp 23 Paul Magher 18 Darren Lawson 35 Andrew Mackay 25 Michael Harvey 20 Andrew Taylor 40 Bruno Remigio 27 Jason Howlett 21 Gary Ide 47 Ronald Dyker 28 Andrew Nielsen 22 Ross Edgar 50 Ian Shepherd 30 Adrian Batistuta 23 Anthony Toniolo 51 Norm Holmes 31 Dean Ryan 25 Tim Moncur (Coach) 54 Desmond Bearham 32 Paul Selke 30 Daniel McLoughlin 66 Andrew Behrndt 36 Michael Baulch 33 Roderick Buchner 67 Glenn Phillips 44 Joel Burns 35 Brendan Whittington 127 Mark Worrall 52 Adam Hinze 48 Antonio Bowers 166 Kieran O'Callaghan 68 Peter Burke 55 Neville Growden 115 Scott Stanford 56 Manager Denise Soars Richard Lehmann 68 29

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2017 South Australia Teams

SA 35/40’s SA 45’s SA 50’s Adam Harris-Kellow 2 Steve Brookes 1 Dave Jarrett 2 Matthew Wise 3 Martin Lilburne 2 Robert Hooper 3 Daniel Nichols 5 David Paull 6 Dean Lucivero 5 Luke Sincock 7 Shane Sterzl 7 Peter Goodrich 6 Mark O'Dea 9 Lincoln Rogers 8 Chris McCaskill 7 Adam Wigzell 11 David Slattery 9 Georg Diegmann 8 Darren Kennedy 12 Trevor Fenn 10 Garry Anderson 9 Ryan Bolton 15 Damien White 14 Ian Patrick 10 Brett Matheson 17 Paul Eadon 15 Andrew Harding 11 Mark Good 22 Mark Jaensch 19 Brett Morris 15 Matthew Mayes 26 Tim Doecke 20 Eddie Collins 17 Peter Robjohns 30 Mark Good 22 Greg Patterson 18 Daniel Taylor 32 Brad Marshall 23 Robert Romeo 19 Edward Duncan 37 Peter Hoffmann 24 David Smith 20 Coach Mark Good Peter Fitzgibbins 25 Kerry Jay 22 Manager Phil McEvoy Rodney Pratt 28 Andrew Spence 24 Jos Hendrix 30 Mark Boundy 29 Steven Hicks 31 Dennis Umpherston 30 SA 60’s Simon Timms 36 Robert Superina 33 John Gebert 1 Shane Whitelaw 41 David Lock 35 Dave Jarrett 2 Darren Marshall 44 John Corletto 41 Robert Hooper 3 Scott Mallett 45 Craig Palmer 55 Colin Thompson 4 Allan Hall 52 Coach Rick Crichton Ray Smith 5 Shane Healy 54 Assistant Shayne O'Dea Kim Pearce 6 Coach Damien White Manager Bernie Timoney Brenton Wortley 7 Assistant Shayne O'Dea Ron Berry 8 Runner Nick Jaensch Steven Wright 10 Manager Deb Prior Joe Turci 13 Marty Martinovic 17 Robert Johnstone 18 Ross Wall 20 Bill Chisholm 23 Peter Mattner 29 Robert Superina 33 Lance Gum 52 Terry Menadue 68 Coach Kim Pearce Assistant Mark Jaensch Manager Deb Prior

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2017 Tasmania Teams Tasmania 35/40’s Tasmania 45’s Tasmania 50’s Paul McKendrick 1 Jarrod Free 1 Wayne McNamara 1 Matt Shipp 2 Peter Smith 2 Scott Adams 2 Martin Gaffney 3 Andrew Truscott 3 Shane Wallace 3 Michael Bannister 4 Chris McCoy 4 Philip Baker 4 Brad Foley 5 Denis Wright 5 Warren Yates 5 Mathew Stephenson (C) 7 Warwick Ashlin (C) 6 Tommy Stewart 6 Dwayne Everett 8 Craig Lawler 7 Scott Direen (VC) 7 Ian Bernes 10 Tony Hilton 8 Andrew Scott 8 Paul Johnson 11 Stuart Steele 10 Dean Tuson 9 Dayle O'Neill 12 Zac Collings (VC) 11 Brian Geard 10 Adam Enright 13 Simon Tapp 12 Chris Legg 11 Jason French 14 Chris Revell 13 Leigh Flynn 12 Troy Powe 15 Jason Chivers 14 Dean Cullen 13 Matthew Harris 16 Jamie Gangell 16 Brett Jaffray (C) 14 Damien Rhind 18 Kelvin Popowski 17 Craig Hay 15 Stephen Clarke 19 Brett Enniss 19 Craig Browne 16 Darren Brooks 21 Mal Walters 20 Drea Gaffney 17 Chris Hills 22 Robbie Gaffney 22 Peter Flood 18 Andrew House (VC) 23 Jason Matthews 23 Bill Earley 19 Selwyn Deverell 26 Dwayne Neasey 24 Shane Harris 20 Jared Ponting 27 Leigh Heath 28 Anthony Clayton 21 Clint Stretton 39 Shawn Johnson 30 Steve Hall 22 Peter Fulton 78 Kent Tyson (VC) 32 John Tierney (VC) 23 Brett Smith 34 Nigel Brazendale 24 Coach Dayle O'Neill Michael Mulcahy 38 Nigel Oliver 31 Bench Coach Jason French Damien Pursell 72 Darrin Geard 33 Manager Damian Jones Darryn Perry (C) 35 Coach Jarrod Free David White 81 Bench Coach Scott Adams Manager Curtis Ward Coach Philip Baker Bench Coach Scott Devine Tasmania 55’s Manager Wayne Jaffray Stafford Heres 2 Michael Moore 3 Philip Baker 4 Bryan Sinclair 5 Lorne Goninon 6 Nigel Scott 7 Steve Lawler 8 Alan McKinley (VC) 9 Max Pearce 10 Graham Mather 11 Glenn Wilson 12 Peter McGillvery 13 Luke Spink 14 Larry Lee (C) 15 Steve Brown 16 Alan Williams 17 Don Dykes 18 Kevin Young 23 Peter Holloway 27 Peter Reeves 44 Don Naden 46

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SA NSW QLD Renee Dearman 2 Steph Foster 1 Jenna Vandyk 1 Narelle Gowland 3 Una Mckay 2 Cassandra Henderson 2 Brooke Neindorf 4 Rachael Elcoate 4 Gemma Dunn 3 Bernadette Hoffmann 5 Brooke Atkins 5 Kate Pawlyszyn 4 Robyn Pohlner 6 Michaela Ekman 6 Sarah Boniface (T. Manager) 6 Lisa Jenkins 7 Luisa Marzotto 7 Melissa Bernas 7 Tess Baxter 8 Pheonix Drewell 8 Sarah Stephens 8 Wendy Butler 9 Angela Jones 10 Jasmine Orr 9 Maria Sharp 11 Bree Calderwood 11 Katherine Angus 10 Nancy Tidswell 12 Rosalie Graham 13 Sally Dunning 11 Jo Cooke 14 Peta Hemphill 14 Narelle Couper 12 Naomi Oberscheidt 15 Kristie Mackay 15 Genaffer Zahra 13 Lucy Brooke 17 Allira GoferHudson 17 Casey Cubis 14 Renee Henthorn 19 Tracey Rantall 18 Kirsteen Slessor 15 Angela Deionno 20 Narelle Spangher 19 Shereen Weeding 16 Karen Whenan 21 Renee Sochor 20 Narelle Woodhall 17 Catherine Mulvihill 23 Karla Spilerewicz 22 Natalie Thomas 18 Lynette Tainsh 27 Lisa Roper 23 Lynne Neumann 28 Jackie Miller 25 Kylie Welsh 19 Jennifer Moffitt 34 Kyrsty Bishop 26 Mica Cubis (T. Manager) 21 Debbie Pitman 37 Chavvauhn Calver 28 Saskia Honegger 22 Lisa Hockley 50 Edwina Illman 31 Karen Stillman 23 Coach Colin Thompson Stacy Cross 37 Catherine Loveday 25 Assistant Brad King Leanne Lister (Manager) 38 Melissa McGrath 27 Manager Wendy Jamieson Te Rina Taite 83 Erin Sargent 42 36 Michelle Bova 88 Belinda Thompson 53 Coach Tracey Kick

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Age Winners and Best & Fairest Age Division Premiers Best & Fairest 35/40’s Division 1 QLD Maroon Don Falvo QLD 35/40’s Division 2 QLD Blue James Whitford VC 35/40’s Division 3 ACT Mark Kennedy QLD/Mathew Brick QLD 45’s Division 1 QLD Steven Jaegar QLD 45’S Division 2 Vic Metro Lincoln Rogers SA 50’S Division 1 QLD David Sullivan QLD 50’S Division 2 Vic Metro Ian Grazioli NT 55’S Division 1 QLD Michael Epstein VM 60’S Division 1 QLD Shane Turner VM Women’s Divisional NSW Holly Cogle NSW

Sprint & Drop Kick Champions Age Sprint Champion Drop Kick Champion 35/40s Dan Nimmo QLD Matt Edgworth QLD 47.5m 45s Hayden Wilson - Black Ducks Stuart Rough – Black Ducks 51m 50s Darren Handley QLD David Girvan ACT 46.4m 55s Alan Williams TAS Mark Hope QLD 31.8m 60s Paul Duggan VM Mark Worrell QLD 38.7m

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A Geelong institution and favourite with the locals, The Valley has something for everyone – from a state-of-the-art sports bar to alfresco dining, chef-designed menu and fresh tank beer on site.

120 FyANS ST, SOUTh GEELONG 03 5221 5736 www.valleyinnhotel.com.au GEELONG’S BEST DESTINATION FOR EVENTS INFORMATION! www.eventsgeelong.com.au eventsgeelong