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7 25Th July 2014 Sapphire Coast AFL PO BOX 576, Merimbula, 2548 7 25th July 2014 Sapphire Coast AFL PO BOX 576, Merimbula, 2548. Football Operation’s and Development Coordinator Jarrod Moore Email: [email protected] Mobile: 0409 407 269 Community Football Coordinator Adrian Pavese Email: [email protected] Mobile: 0429 913 436 Community Football & Canberra Operations Manager Garry Lawless Email: [email protected] Sapphire Coast AFL Umpires Coach Ash Lamb Email: [email protected] Mobile: 0403 533 410 Board Members Tim Shepherd, Kevin Miller, Rob Shaw, Leanne Barnes and Steve Harrison. www.aflsapphirecoast.com.au Major Sponsors Umpire Sponsor 2014 SCAFL Seniors EDEN v. BEGA Bega 4.5, 5.6, 10.11, 15.12 (102) Eden 0.2, 1.8, 2.9, 5.11 (41) GOALS, Bega : Aaron Wheatley 3, Chris Dwyer 2, Martin Keating 2, Damien Stackpole 2, Samuel Sargent 2, Shannon Shepherdson 2, William Harris 1, Dan Blacka 1 Eden : Matthew Hooper 2, Peter Russell 2, Kane M Kirkby 1 BEST, Bega : Chris Dwyer, Scott Hay, William Harris, Aaron Wheatley, Nathan Leahy, Wayne Flinn Eden : Matthew Hooper, Dylan Wallace, Peter Russell, James Timms, Terry Grant, Nick Smith NAROOMA v. MERIMBULA Merimbula 4.3, 7.9, 11.11, 17.14 (116) Narooma 2.2, 8.2, 9.6, 12.10 (82) GOALS, Merimbula : Jacob MacDONALD 4, Rick Harding 4, Nicholas Dillon 2, Thomas Burch 2, Christopher Mutsch 1, Luke Bland 1, Justin Burch 1, Kristopher Collins 1, Brayden MacDONALD 1 Narooma : Stephen Brown 4, Jesse Alaimo 4, Joel Lansky 1, Alexander Jones 1, Lance Musgrave 1, Jason Sauiluma 1 BEST, Merimbula : Wayne McKENZIE, Adam Daley, Jacob MacDONALD, Rick Harding, Luke Bland, Nicholas Dillon Narooma : Jesse Alaimo, Jason Sauiluma, Lance Musgrave, Clifford Taylor, Joel Lansky, Ben McCULLOCH BERMAGUI v. TATHRA Tathra 5.3, 7.7, 11.9, 14.11 (95) Bermagui 3.3, 8.7, 9.10, 11.13 (79) GOALS, Tathra : Ryan O'Loghlin 6, Bayden Pilbeam 3, Dean Gartside 2, Lachlan Rettke 1, Jason Ainsworth 1, Jarrod Palmer 1 Bermagui : Chris Hales 3, Paul Lazzaro 2, Julian Nimmo 1, Brendan Matters 1, Kane Fowler 1, Reilly Wells 1, Nickolas Lazzaro 1, Russell Thompson 1 BEST, Tathra : Lachlan Rettke, Jesse Meaker, Dean Gartside, Bayden Pilbeam, Matt O'Reilly, Ryan O'Loghlin Bermagui : Russell Thompson, Chanse Donohue, David Campbell, Luke Kingston, Nickolas Lazzaro, River Gunn 2014 SCAFL Under 16s PAMBULA v. BEGA Pambula 6.1, 7.5, 10.8, 13.9 (87) Bega 0.0, 1.4, 2.4, 4.9 (33) GOALS, Pambula : Macalister Wright 6, Tom Ferguson 4, Spencer Wungluck 2, Tyler Bolitho 1 Bega : Kel Evans 2, Liam Harrod 1, Kye Soloman 1 BEST, Pambula : Macalister Wright, Lincoln Warne, Liam Allan, Tom Ferguson, Joshua Hammond Bega : Kel Evans, Nick Forester, Trevor Thomas, Conor Carroll, Jet Carroll, Liam Harrod NAROOMA v. MERIMBULA Narooma 4.2, 5.3, 8.3, 9.5 (59) Merimbula 1.0, 1.0, 1.1, 5.3 (33) GOALS, Narooma : Liam Clothier 4, ZaK Wilson 3, Clifford Taylor 1, William Hodge 1 Merimbula : Toby Hammond 2, Dylan Jordan 1, Jordan Van Hoesal 1, Billy Stubbs 1 BEST, Narooma : Jai Reed, Sebastion Hannebery, Zac Martin, Clifford Taylor, Liam Clothier, Jeremy Sly Merimbula : Jordan Van Hoesal, Dylan Jordan, Toby Hammond, Justin Burch, Reece Moulden, Will Regan 2014 SCAFL Under 13s PAMBULA v. BEGA Pambula 5.3, 8.6, 9.11, 12.12 (84) Bega 0.0, 0.1, 0.2, 2.4 (16) GOALS, Pambula : Dylan Egan 2, Cooper Noack 2, Finley Cooke 2, Kynan Baker 2, Darcy Hards 1, Angus Tarpey 1, Clayton McKay 1, Flynn Cook 1 BEST, Pambula : Finley Cooke, Kynan Baker, Angus Tarpey, Flynn Cook, Clayton McKay, Henry Weingarth NAROOMA v. MERIMBULA Merimbula 4.3, 6.4, 11.5, 16.5 (101) Narooma 0.0, 2.0, 2.0, 2.1 (13) GOALS, Merimbula : Douglas Stubbs 4, Max Keltie 2, Billy Stubbs 2, Tyler Harrison 1, Damon Kerr 1, Max Geaghan 1, Jak Howker 1, Jedd Martyn 1, Finn Sinclair 1, Harrison Jennings 1, Sam Wood 1, Blake Suter 1 Narooma : Chenoa Lyons 1 BEST, Merimbula : Jonty Dwyer, Jak Howker, Douglas Stubbs, Harry Fergusson, Bailey Howker, Finn Sinclair Narooma : Lachlan Brennan, Thomas Hodge, Tyson Wells, Rory Spurgeon, Zalie Betts, Chenoa Lyons 2014 Seniors 2014 Development 2014 Under 16’s 2014 Under 13’s 2014 Club Championship Plus 10 Points Bronze Quality Club– Pambula AFC Bombers sink whalers THE Bega Bombers have a shot at the Sapphire Coast AFL finals af- ter a solid win over Eden on Satur- day. The Bombers defeated the Whal- ers 15.12 (102) to 5.11 (41). A violently gusty southerly wind had the advantage at the Bombers’ backs in the first quarter. Senior coach Matt Fleet spread the word to take advantage early and then keep Eden quiet in the second quarter. Bega’s midfield was in a world of its own as kicks from outside the 50 sailed over the posts. Damien Stackpole, Scott Hay and Aaron Wheatley were attacking very accurately, but from a huge range. Meanwhile, any play that Eden was able to push forward was repelled enthusiastically. Larry Fuller, John Harney and Justin Welsford played exceptionally and held Eden to just two points before the break. The second quarter was largely a defensive effort from the Bombers, who looked to keep Eden low on the board. Wayne Flinn worked hard out of the ruck and halted plenty of possession. Meanwhile, Chris Dwyer showed phenomenal bursts of speed to outrun his opponents and push play up for Bega. Shannon Shepherdson’s high-flying antics in marking also paid off, with the youngster kicking two majors. Eden veteran Pete Russell led his team from the middle and was able to kick two goals for the home side. Efforts from Trent Smith and Nathan Carpenter also set up several scoring opportunities for Bega. Martin Keating chimed in on the scoring frenzy with his two goals. The lead extended to 50 by the third break. Eden stacked on a quick 20 points in the final quarter, but Bega landed 30 points to win by 61. The club sits fifth on the SCAFL ladder, but the win puts the club in finals contention with four rounds left. Jacob McMaster ROUND 11 PHOTOS OF THE WEEK Auskick Junior Player of the Player of Week the Week Tyge Matters Ryan Holdsworth Which Auskick Centre do you Attend? Bermagui Which Club do you play for? Bermagui Auskick Breakers FC How old are you? 8 How old are you? 10 What position do you play? Forward What position do you play? Centre Which AFL team do you support? Sydney Swans Which AFL team do you support? Carlton Who will win the 2014 AFL grand final? Sydney Blues Swans Who will win the 2014 AFL grand final? Port Who is your all time favourite player? Buddy Adelaide Power Franklin Who is your all time favourite player? Garry What are your goals for 2014? To kick 20 goals Ablett and to get better What are your goals for 2014? To improve What do you like to do outside of football? my game Surfing What do you like to do outside of football? Why do you like to play football? Because my dad Skate Board play’s football Why do you like to play football? Because Favourite food? Lasagnea its the best game in Australia Favourite music? Rhys Mastin Favourite food? Lollies What’s the best thing about living near the Favourite music? Rap beach? Get to go surfing What’s the best thing about living near the beach? Get to go surfing Greatest Football Achievement? Playing for the South Coast Marlins Senior Player of the Week Adam Blacka Which Club do you play for? Bega Bombers FC How old are you? 27 What position do you play? Ruck Rover and Full Forward Which AFL team do you support? Richmond Tigers Who will win the 2014 AFL grand final? Hawthorn Hawks Who is your all time favourite player? Adam Goodes Who do you resemble your game off? Adam Goodes What are your goals for 2014? Get the Bega Bombers into the finals What do you like to do outside of football? Go Fishing Why do you like to play football? Mateship and comradery Favourite food? Beetroot Favourite music? Classical What’s your greatest football achievement? Three flags in a row with the Tathra Sea Eagles If you could take 4 people to dinner who would they be? Shane Warne, Rex Hunt, Cliff Lions and Goyda SENIORS Bega v Narooma (Bega Showgrounds) Friday 7:00pm Bermagui v Pambula (Dickinson Oval) 2:15pm Merimbula v Eden (Berrambool Sports Complex) 2:15pm DEVELOPMENT Bega v Pambula (Dickinson Oval) 11:00am UNDER 16’S General Bye UNDER 13’S Bermagui v Pambula (Dickinson Oval) 12:30am Merimbula v Bega (Berrambool Sports Complex) 12:30am Senior Match of the Round The Match of the round this week is between the Bega Bombers and the Narooma Lions. With only four rounds remaining in the Sapphire Coast AFL season, Narooma sits two games behind the Bombers in the race to the finals. A win against the Bombers will get the Lions back in the hunt while a win for Bega will all but secure their first ever finals appearance. With Narooma showing indifferent form in 2014 they will be looking to show their round 7 form that saw them ease over the Bombers. Player to Watch: Chris Dwyer (Bega Bombers). Showing scintillating for in the past two rounds in two critical wins, Chris Dwyer is a man on a mission to get his side into their first finals appearance within the Sapphire Coast competition. With speed to burn Narooma will have to ensure that they limit the amount of touches that Chris gets on what should be a chilly Friday night.
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