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Williamstown Football Club - Annual Report - Season 2010 Williamstown Football Club - Annual Report - Season 2010 Presented at Seagulls Nest 1 Mason Street Newport Monday 7th February 2011 at 7pm MAJOR SPOSNOR http://www.hockingstuart.com.au/ Page 2 of 21 TABLE OF CONTENTS The Board 2010 4 Best and Fairest Votes 4 Support Staff 2010 5 Special Acknowledgements 6 Victorian Football League 2010 Premiership Season 7-8 President’s Report 9-10 General Manager’s Report 11-13 Football and Development Report 14-15 Treasurer’s Report 16 Statement of Sources & Application of Funds 17 Sponsors 2010 18 Recognition 19 Life Members 20 Page 3 of 21 WILLIAMSTOWN FOOTBALL CLUB 2010 Board of Directors Trevor Monti (President) Graham Bird Michael Harwood Andrew Howlett Judi Jeremiah Graeme Kennedy Bernadette O’Sullivan President Trevor Monti Ian Rickman Ray Moloney Ex-Officio’s to Board of Director Brendan Curry Williamstown F.C General Manager Shane Sexton Western Jets F.C Regional Manager Nicole Hopkinson Williamstown F.C Marketing Manager Chris Dixon Williamstown F.C Football Manager Coaching Staff Peter German Senior Coach Adam Potter Reserves / Development Coach David Bourke Assistant Coach / Defence Ross Fisher Assistant Coach / Midfield Todd Clark Assistant Coach / Rotations Luke Boyd Fitness / Conditioning Coach Best and Fairest Votes Seniors Reserves 1. Brett Johnson 60 1. Michael Tanner 61 2. Ben Jolley 57 2. Luke Cartelli 55 3. Peter Faulks 55 3. Nick Sing 54 Ben Davies 55 4. Jeremy Mugavin 48 4. Matthew Little 54 5. Matthew Cravino 45 5. Patrick Rose 43 Phil Smith 45 6. Tim Callan 38 6. Dean Muir 42 7. Andrew Hooper 31 7. Jake Wilson 39 David Stretton 31 8. Jack Purton-Smith 37 8. Matthew Grossman 30 9. Ed Carr 36 Cameron Lockwood 30 10. Jamason Daniels 35 9. Liam Jones 25 10.Jordan Roughead 24 Page 4 of 21 SUPPORT STAFF 2010 The Williamstown Football Club would like to extend its appreciation to the many people who give up their time to assist in the variety of roles which are crucial to the successful running of a football club. Coach Peter German Interchange Stewards Ian Harrington Football Manager Chris Dixon Robert Kendall Reserves Coach Adam Potter Goran Galic Assistant Coach David Bourke Match Day Luncheons Trevor Monti Ross Fisher Nicole Hopkinson Todd Clark Carol Utber Fitness Advisor Luke Boyd Bernadette O’Sullivan Strength & Conditioning Jesse Campisi Judi Jeremiah Conditioning/Rehab Maurie Thurston Bar Manager John Clifton Vinny Turcinovich Bar Staff Alex Bell Forward Scout Darren Brown Warren Burke Coaches Support Darren Caddy Max Everitt Shane Murphy Sharon Huddle Mark Lynch Bob Pearman Cory Laforgia Les Quinn Statisticians Ian Cashill Gordon Ritchie Kath Sheahan Dianne Spotswood Megan Bowles Dianne Ward Andy Dandridge Canteen Staff Janet Dooley Carol Utber Rex Dooley Jacqui Quinn Lauraine Davies Senior Runner Freddy Hall Ian Haskell Paul Wellington Helen Wilson Reserves Runner Maurie Thurston June Wilson VinnyTurcinovich Julie Cummins Team Manager Terry Maloney Ruth Howard Head Trainer Sophia Samartzis Hot Dog Caravan Mandy Drew Trainers Nancy Di Grande Karen Rog Lauren Chapman Sandra Kennedy Alex Agrotis Peter Reymann Heather Murray Graham Shortt Glen Whittaker Keri Chater Elly Fletcher Jude Leigh Ady Anderson Monique Brennan Kathryn Rerakis Clive Knight Masseurs Amanda Audino Gerard Drew Water Carriers Peter Bergin ½ Time refreshments Judi Jeremiah Physiotherapists Alicia Tang Bernadette O’Sullivan Victoria Kahn Carol Utber Michael Davey Gate Raffle Gerard Drew Michael Ranger David Utber Doctor Richard Vucinic Frank Rog Timekeeper Graeme Crocker Jami Moran Property Manager Ron Johnson Scoreboard Attendant Vin Maskell Room Staff Max Atkin Race Attendant Ian Callender Ian Harrington Ground Announcer John Grieve Gary Howell Ground Maintenance Garry Jeremiah Ron Williams David Utber David Utber Ball Retrievers Max Atkin David Tate Matt Dandridge Page 5 of 21 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS * Francis Family and staff at Seagull’s Nest * Peter Schwab, John Hook, Stephen Smith, Luke Gatti, Sophie Timms and Peter Harley from the V.F.L * Mayor Bill Tehan and fellow Councillors of City of Hobson’s Bay * C.E.O Bill Jaboor and staff at the City of Hobson’s Bay * General Manager Bob Tregear and staff of Western Region Football League * Executive and Members of Gulls Supporters Group * All 2010 Sponsors and in particular Joanne Royston from Hocking Stuart and Michael McCormick from Westpac * Campbell Rose and Administration/Football Department of the Western Bulldogs Football Club * Shane Sexton, Graeme Pratt, Brad Budge and Steve Turner from the Western Jets Football Club * Peter Brown, David Marshall, Larry Simmons and committee from Footscray District Superules * Danielle Provest from Williamstown Auskick * Craig Tucker, District Manager Auskick (Western Region) * Robert Kendall for organising the Supporters Bus * Tom Jarosz and Committee of Williamstown Juniors Football Club * Tim Doutre, Howard Leigh and Adrian Ceddia from our local Western Suburbs Press for their promotion and support throughout 2010 * Football Williamstown Chairman Bill Deller and his Committee * Peter Welsh and committee of Williamstown CYMS Page 6 of 21 2010 VFL PREMIERSHIP SEASON SENIORS MATCH RESULTS Score Score Match Date Opposition Location Result For Against 1 10/04/10 Collingwood Victoria Park 21.11 (137) 16.10 (106) Win 2 17/04/10 Gold Coast Broadbeach 16.17 (113) 11.11 (77) Win 3 24/04/10 Sandringham Burbank Oval 9.9 (63) 9.10 (64) Loss 4 01/05/10 Port Melbourne Burbank Oval 16.13 (109) 11.15 (81) Win 5 09/05/10 Werribee Burbank Oval 20.12 (132) 16.10 (106) Win 6 15/05/10 Coburg ABD Group Stadium 20.18 (138) 11.15 (81) Win 7 29/05/10 Box Hill Burbank Oval 17.15 (117) 11.10 (76) Win 8 06/06/10 Frankston Frankston Oval 17.19 (121) 10.11 (71) Win 9 12/06/10 North Ballarat Eureka Stadium 14.13 (97) 15.11 (101) Loss 10 19/06/10 Casey Scorpions Burbank Oval 24.12 (156) 4.8 (32) Win 11 04/07/10 Sandringham Trevor Barker Oval 17.15 (117) 8.7 (55) Win 12 11/07/10 Geelong Skilled Stadium 18.16 (124) 7.13 (55) Win 13 17/07/10 Coburg Burbank Oval 18.14 (122) 8.12 (60) Win 14 24/07/10 Northern Bullants NAB Oval 23.12 (150) 11.11 (77) Win 15 31/07/10 Bendigo Burbank Oval 9.13 (67) 9.16 (70) Loss 16 07/08/10 Werribee Chirnside Park 22.11 (143) 13.16 (94) Win 17 15/08/10 Frankston Burbank Oval 19.12 (126) 8.10 (58) Win 18 21/08/10 Box Hill Box Hill City Oval 22.10 (142) 7.6 (48) Win QF 28/08/10 Port Melbourne Box Hill City Oval 19.15 (129) 10.11 (71) Win PF 11/09/10 Northern Bullants Box Hill City Oval 11.12 (78) 16.8 (104) Loss Page 7 of 21 LADDERS SENIORS P W L D For Ag PC Pts 1 Williamstown 18 15 3 0 2174 1312 165.70 60 2 North Ballarat 18 15 3 0 1650 1260 130.95 60 3 Casey Scorpions 18 14 4 0 1619 1471 110.06 56 4 Port Melbourne 18 13 5 0 1946 1506 129.22 52 5 Box Hill 18 11 7 0 1663 1531 108.62 44 6 Northern Bullants 18 10 8 0 1814 1539 117.87 40 7 Collingwood 18 10 8 0 1672 1509 110.80 40 8 Bendigo 18 10 8 0 1564 1533 102.02 40 9 Sandringham 18 7 11 0 1366 1463 93.37 28 10 Gold Coast 18 5 12 1 1409 1706 82.59 22 11 Coburg 18 5 13 0 1502 1757 85.49 20 12 Geelong 18 5 13 0 1401 1743 80.38 20 13 Werribee 18 4 13 1 1586 1957 81.04 18 14 Frankston 18 4 17 0 1000 2079 48.10 4 RESERVES P W L D For Ag PC Pts 1 Williamstown 18 16 2 0 2213 1199 184.57 64 2 Box Hill 18 14 4 0 1952 1126 173.36 56 3 Werribee 18 14 4 0 2049 1393 147.09 56 4 Port Melbourne 18 10 8 0 1824 1680 108.57 40 5 Sandringham 18 9 9 0 1632 1148 142.16 36 6 Coburg 18 9 9 0 1525 1680 90.77 36 7 North Ballarat 18 8 10 0 1438 1633 88.06 32 8 Casey Scorpions 18 6 12 0 1602 1824 87.83 24 9 Northern Bullants 18 4 14 0 1397 1896 73.68 16 10 Frankston 18 0 18 0 807 2860 28.22 0 Page 8 of 21 PRESIDENT’S REPORT On behalf of your Board I take pleasure in presenting my report to members. Our on field performances during the home and away series were outstanding with both sides finishing on top and the Club winning its third consecutive Gary Gilchrist Trophy. Certainly as President of the Club I share the frustration of members after our Senior side again lost in a preliminary final but as a Club we are committed to again give ourselves an opportunity of winning our next Senior Premiership and we can only achieve such a goal if we can again finish top 4 in 2011. I have full confidence in the coaching staff at the helm of our club. I would like to commend our Football Department for their efforts in 2010 – coaching staff Peter German, Adam Potter, Todd Clark, David Bourke, Ross Fisher and Luke Boyd. Brendan Curry and Chris Dixon expand in greater detail in their respective reports on our football results/community and development initiatives which the Williamstown Football Club undertook during the 2010 season.The VFL competition continues to evolve and improve with all clubs involved in a highly competitive environment.
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