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2019 Hampton Rovers Annual Report 2019 ANNUAL REPORT 90th Annual Report of the Hampton Rovers FC CLUB HISTORY.. Hampton Rovers Amateur Football Club first started as an organised activity for the First Hampton Scout Group by Norm (Boss) James in 1918. The Scout Group’s main theme was to promote football as a team game and encourage self-confidence, self-control and a desire to improve a player’s ability. This is similar to the current philosophy used by the club today. Initially, games were played socially against other Scout Groups and then in the Association Sub-district competition. The club as we know it today was established in 1929 and as the incentive to play a higher standard became apparent, another competition was sought and in 1933, Hampton Rovers was accepted into the Metropolitan Amateur Football competition, which later became the Victorian Amateur Football Association. In 1963 the club moved from its Ludstone Street ground to the corner of David Street and Bluff Road, our present home. In 2002 this ground was formally named the “Boss James Reserve” in memory of the club’s founder. In 1979 the Hampton Rovers Football Club started its youth policy by introducing junior teams in an effort to provide an extensive link with the local community and to provide a development scheme for the senior side. The club now fields 28 junior teams in the South Metro Junior Football League, with over 600 boys and girls. The Rovers have won nine senior premierships and were the first club to win the flag in each of the four senior VAFA sections when it won the ‘A Section’ premiership in 1951. Nine Reserve and 10 Under 19 premierships have also been won by the Rovers, which celebrated its 90th year in 2019. 2019 PRESTIGIOUS AWARDS. ROVERS 2019 CLUB BEST & FAIREST: James Prosser by the numbers Robert Cave Memorial Trophy Teams: 33 (5 Snr, 28 Jnr) Premierships: 3 (U19, U14, U11) + 3LP BEST SENIOR CLUB PERSON: Jamie Stanfield Players: 801 (187 Snr, 614 Jnr) Ian Cameron Perpetual Trophy & Dean Lovig Auskick participants: 180 THE BEST UNDER 19 TEAM PLAYER: Liam O’Driscoll Mark Johannsen Memorial Trophy CONNECT WITH THE ROVERS. LIFE MEMBERSHIP: Alan Mackenzie www.hamptonrovers.com.au Facebook.com/hamptonrovers Twitter.com/hamptonrovers Instagram.com/hamptonrovers 2019 HRAFC ANNUAL REPORT An official publication of the Hampton Rovers Amateur Football Club Incorporated. © 2019 ABN 66 752 793 553 Published by CV MEDIA Thanks to all the club officials and coaches for their reports and additional content HAMPTON ROVERS FOOTBALL CLUB | EST. 1929 2019 CLUB SPONSORS. BUXTON REAL ESTATE 7 Bay Road, Sandringham www.buxton.com.au BRIGHTON MAZDA 865 Nepean Hwy Brighton Victoria 3186 www.brightonmazda.com.au 75 Station Street, Sandringham www.bendigobank.com.au 286 Bay Street, Brighton www.hotelbrighton.com.au www.skybus.com.au www.cartergrange.com.au 331 Hampton Street, Hampton, VIC 3188 83-85 Cochranes Road, Moorabbin David Berry – Ph: 9543 8422 Richard Martin - www.doorstore.com.au www.trifixx.com.au 122 Cochranes Road, Moorabbin 490 South Road, Moorabbin VIC Don Scarlett | www.ausfine.com.au www.holmesglenprivatehospital.com.au 469 Hampton Street Hampton 3188 David Hunter | www. huntind.com.au hamptonrovers.com.au HRAFC ANNUAL REPORT 2019 2 HAMPTON ROVERS FOOTBALL CLUB | EST. 1929 HRAFC LIFE MEMBERS. Adamson, Bruce (d) Elliot, James Nadjecki, Roman Adamson, Colin Nash, Gary Alexander, Ian Flynn, Denis Naumoff, Anthony Amoore, Graeme Fogarty, Allen (d) Noel, Peter Anderson, David Fullager, David Northe, Fred Anderson, Suzanne Anderson, Stephen Grimmer, Max Pavlou, Paul Anderson, William Guy, Basil (d) Pearson, Fred (d) Anstee, Laurie Guy, Steve Porter, Athol (d) Arnold, Douglas (d) Power, Edward Austin, Wylie Hammond, Robert (d) Prideaux, Richard Hammond, William (d) Backman, Harold Hill, Alan Randall, Horrie Barnshaw, Alf Hope, Stephen Reeves, John Beattie, Milton Huckett, Steven Rogerson, David Bennett, Charlie (d) Rogerson, Ian Bird, Barry James, Don Rogerson, Peter Bird, Brian James, E (Mrs) (d) Rowston, Chris Bird, George James, Norm (OBE) (d) Birtles, Sam (d) James, Peter Scarlett, Don Blick, Peter Johannsen, Jill Stevens, Gary (d) Bolten, Jim Johannsen, Peter Streat, Peter (d) Burks, Geoff Jones, Allan Johnston, Stephen Tregear, Rod Campion, Cath Jowett, William Trinnick, Ken (d) Canny, Patrick Trott, Harry (d) Carr, Graham (d) Kelly, Maurie (d) Tulloch, Alec (d) Cave, Ian Kinsey, David Tulloch, Ian Cave, Jason Cave, Joyce (d) Lewis, William Voss, Cameron Cave, Robert (d) Lovig, Dean Voss, Jenny Cesario, John Clark, Clyde Macartney, Ian Westhead, Annie Coldrey, Fred (d) Mackenzie, Alan (d) Westhead, Jim Coldrey, Robert (d) Marron, Miranda Wheeler, Lachlan Combe, David McDonald, Neil Williams, Nick Combe, Gailene McGregor, Don (d) Williams, Sally Curry, Paul McGregor, Gordon (d) Wilmott, Ian McGregor, Janiene (d) Wilson, Ken (d) Date, Robert McNaughton, Brian Wilson, Mel (BEM) (d) Dean, John McQueen, Jim Wilson, Ron (d) Devery, Jim (d) McQueen, Phillip Wilson, Tim Devery, Vince Macnish, John Wolfe, Peter Devola, Dominic (d) Malone, Michael Mather, David (d) Menner, Noel Mirabito, Val Mirbito, William Munro, Don hamptonrovers.com.au HRAFC ANNUAL REPORT 2019 3 HAMPTON ROVERS FOOTBALL CLUB | EST. 1929 2019 CLUB MEMBERS. The Rovers set a target of 100 club members in 2019 and for the first time in our 90 year history, surpassed that number, with a total of 105 members – a record for the club by some considerable distance. We thank each and every member listed below for their generous support of the club. GOLD SOCIAL Graeme Amoore Lucy Atta Yvonne Murnane Steve Anderson Milton Beattie Di Naumoff Ben Kezilas Tom Bennison William Naylor Dean Lovig Ralph Bergman Christine Nash Gary Nash John Carrozza Clint Nugent Don Scarlett Wendy Clarke Samantha Oldfield Leanne Clements Stan Oldfield SILVER Peter Clements Eddie O’Reilly Les Crisp Bill Pewtress Sue Anderson Lucille Crisp Geoff Prosser Andy Donald Glenn Cross Matt Pyper Matt Ellis Vincent Devery Anthony Quon Gavan Fallon Madeline Donald James Ralph Stephen Johnston Simon Eccles Ash Roberts Michael Malone Lachie Edgar Gerry Sklavenitis Kevin McCarthy Michael Flahive Jamie Stanfield Anthony Naumoff Michael Garnham Christos Stefanos Lachlan Robertson Jeff Goldsmith Maggie Stewart Wanda Stevens Averil Gramaconi Pamela Telfer Cameron Voss Paul Gramaconi Trent Theodore Jenny Voss Michael Greenway Marie Turner Peter Wright Mark Haines Roger Yelland Andrew Harrison BRONZE Teresa Hetherington Trevor Holden David Anderson Matt Innes Peter Bean Peter Jackson Stuart Burggraaff Peter Jolly Sean Crisp Jennie Jones Sue Crisp Trent Kneebush Denis Flynn Jed Lloyd Esther Gmelig Miranda Marron Kim Gmelig Justin McCartney Grant Greenway Megan McCartney Geoff Grimmer Dianne McCaughey Gary Hetherington Leah McCombe Teresa Hetherington Kerri Melnjak Neil Hope Robert Melnjak Steve Kennedy Chris Miles Andrew Lingard John Machell Jackson Manning Richard Prideaux Jacqui Prosser James Ross John Rudd George Schmitz Greg Taylor Fran Tregear Jim Westhead hamptonrovers.com.au HRAFC ANNUAL REPORT 2019 4 HAMPTON ROVERS FOOTBALL CLUB | EST. 1929 2019 OFFICE BEARERS. BOARD OF MANAGEMENT Chairman Steve Anderson Senior President Gary Nash Senior Vice President Tony Naumoff Senior/Club Treasurer Lachlan Robertson Junior President Jason Nicholl Junior Secretary Gavin Sharp Junior Treasurer Kate Robb SENIOR COMMITTEE President Gary Nash Vice President Andrew McGregor Secretary Anthony Naumoff Treasurer Lachlan Robertson Media & Communications Cameron Voss Supporter Liaison Dean Lovig Sponsorship Stafan Constantinou Merchandise Nick Jewell Football Operations Jamie Stanfield General Committee Teresa Hetherington General Committee Sean Crisp JUNIOR COMMITTEE President Jason Nicholl Vice President Rohan Bardwell Secretary Gavin Sharp Treasurer Kate Robb Head of Football Paul Carrigan Compliance Amy Stokes Social Events Coordinator Lara Tascone Player Registrations Tim Hall Auskick Liaison Michael Curtis hamptonrovers.com.au HRAFC ANNUAL REPORT 2019 5 HAMPTON ROVERS FOOTBALL CLUB | EST. 1929 TREASURER’S REPORT. It has been a privilege for me to work with so many people who volunteer and contribute to the Football club to ensure it's on field success. I would like to thank Kate Robb for all her help and contribution as Junior Treasurer and Board Member her advice and support throughout the year has been superb. The co-operation and unity with the Junior club operating together strengthens the club and overall makes it more successful. In 2019 after expenses of $290K the club has reported a profit of $53K. This represents a profit of 18% on the turnover, after a couple of years of small losses it is good to be back in the black. Summary of the financial results for the year. • Junior and Senior memberships all exceeded 2018 results reflecting increased membership and collections by $27,571. • Revenue raised from Fundraising was stronger than in 2018 with a successful 90/40 anniversary. • Major sponsors remained strong and in line with prior years however there was a drop off smaller sponsors this is an opportunity in 2020 • Merchandise was well managed and made a profit of $15K. • Catering and Bar income up on last year whilst overall costs were down providing a profit of $34K. • Administration and utility expenses–were all controlled and down on 2018. • Overall playing expenses were down on last year, this was due to strong control of costs with $8K being saved on playing equipment, whilst medical costs were managed, and a lower number of finals games were played by the seniors. The club is in a very sound financial position and as a committee we will continue to be accountable by reducing unnecessary costs and generating revenue to meet the ongoing annual expenses. The cash position of club remains healthy thanks to the generous donation by Peter Streets estate back in 2015. The aim of the committee is to maintain Peter’s donation and not use it for operating costs. I would like to take this opportunity to thank all our sponsors throughout the year, without them the football club cannot continue to be the success it is.
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