Football Budget

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Football Budget

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ROUND 2 MARCH 27, 2009
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Features
4-5 .............................. WAFL’s experienced stars
6-7 ....................................... Previews and awards
10 ............................................ Round 1 debutants
11 .......................................... Umpires ad tribunal
14 ............................ Country welcomes visitors
15 .................... WAAFL grades and R1 fixtures
18 ................................................Eagles v Brisbane
19 ............................................ Dockers v Bulldogs
22 ...................WAFL R1 record and milestone
23 ................................ Footy goes international
24 ............................................2009 WAFL fixtures
25 ........................................... Ladders and results
26 ............................................................ All the stats
4-5
Talent on show
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Round 1 debutants
Team lists (as supplied by WAFL clubs)
8-9 ..........................East Perth v East Fremantle
12-13 ..............West Perth v South Fremantle
16-17 ................................. Peel Thunder v Perth
20-21 ..........................Swan Districts v Subiaco
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COVER: In the 2009 pre-season, more so than most recent
years, a lot was heard of players returning to the WAFL from
the AFL. Peel Thunder welcomed their share, with Heath
Black, left and Danny Chartres stepping out against East
Fremantle in Round 1. Picture: Danella Bevis.
Community
football
CONGRATULATIONS to Subiaco’s
Darren Rumble, who played in his
100th senior game for the Lions in
Round 1, against Claremont. Rumble,
from the Balga JFC, made his debut in
Round 3, 2003 v East Fremantle.
This week Frank Agostino, left,
from East Perth, reaches his
century of league appearances
when the Royals clash with East
Fremantle. The Noranda JFC
product made his league
debut in Round 1
of 2001 v South
Fremantle.
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Football in WA
by Brad Elborough
Plenty of TALENT ON SHOW
IS IT any wonder the AFL clubs are looking towards the WAFL for
recruits each year – in increasing numbers?
A lot of the youngsters that are being selected are not only coming
from strong under-18 campaigns, but many have also got more than a
handful of senior games under their belts.
A few last season even played in a grand final and Daniel Rich claimed
his second premiership at league level with Subiaco in 08 before
moving to Brisbane.
Part of the development of these players is the experienced teammates
and opponents they are finding themselves rubbing shoulders with
each week.
In a perfect competition, West Coast and Fremantle will have fully fit
squads and both will have numerous players at WAFL clubs fighting for
form and a place at the next level.
In 2008 however this was not the case, as injury took a major toll and
at times the Eagles, and, to a lesser extent, the Dockers, were forced to
fast-track several youngsters. A few got tastes of AFL footy a little earlier
than they may otherwise have done.
And while that obviously drained the WAFL of some of its stars and
drawcards, there was still plenty of experience to be pit against.
This year is no different, but hopefully without the injuries to Eagles
and Dockers.
Each WAFL side also has a number of former AFL-listed players on their
squads.
It would appear as though this number is increasing each season too,
where in the past the SANFL and VFL were more attractive offers.
Not only are some returning home after being delisted, but a few more
are being attracted to the West.
A look this season also will see a few veterans, like Peter Bell and Jeff
Farmer, joining the likes of Troy Cook, back at their clubs rather than
retiring.
This is great for the spectators – crowd figures are already on the up –
and it’s fantastic for 17 year-old kids who are trying to be a part of the
next wave to be drafted.
Some will argue that these players have had their chance and are
keeping a young player out of a league spot.
I would say that the majority of those people are not at a ground today
watching a WAFL game.
The WAFL is a feeder competition to the AFL, no doubt, but it is not an
under-18s competition like that being run in the east.
It is surely a benefit for the club and developing young midfielders at
Claremont to have Luke Blackwell and Ryan Jackson, fresh from stints
at Carlton, to learn from.
And how much will key position players looking at taking the next step
get a kick out of training alongside Paul Lindsay and Courtney Johns
at East Fremantle? Not to mention under the tutorage of Brownlow
medallist Shane Woewodin.
Farmer kicked 483 AFL goals and Bell 250. I know who I would be trying
to run with at training at Fremantle Oval each night.
A look through the nine WAFL clubs makes impressive reading of AFL
experience. Some enjoyed extensive careers, others, for one reason or
another, played only a handful of games.
But all have benefitted from their time at the elite level and have
something to offer our competition.
There is a clear pathway there to the AFL for the kids that are good
enough.
In the coaching ranks also, three others join Woewodin at senior level
after AFL careers – Scott Watters, Chris Waterman and Andrew Jarman.
Watters is also the state coach who is searching around for players to
make up the WA squad to play South Australia this season. It would be
great to see some of the AFL-experienced crew available for that clash.
It would be great also to get a win back against the Croweaters – it has
been 16 years since that happened.
But until then, sit back and enjoy watching these stars continue to shine
brightly at WAFL level.
I have put together two teams made out of players on WAFL squads
who have AFL experience.
Is there a weekend free during the season where they could play one
another?
Callum Chambers played 66 AFL
games and kicked 41 goals
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FORWARD
FORWARD
Troy Longmuir
(WP – 83, 49)
AdamLange
(SD – 28, 22)
Jeff Farmer
(SF – 249, 483)
Daniel Haines
(PT – 16, 4)
Kasey Green
(EF – 93, 23)
Jaymie Graham
(SF – 37, 13)
Callum Chambers
(WP – 66, 41)
Matthew Ferguson Courtney Johns
(Pth – 12, 0)
(EF – 21, 18)
CENTRE
CENTRE
Troy Cook
(Pth – 193, 77)
Steven Armstrong
(Pth – 79, 48)
Matthew Moody
(Pth – 34, 14)
Andrew Siegert
(SF – 36, 5)
Luke Webster
(EP – 33, 11)
Andrew Merrington Luke Blackwell
(EP – 18, 11)
(Cla – 23, 4)
Heath Black
(PT – 192, 80)
Keren Ugle
(SF – 4, 2)
Ryan Jackson
(Cla – 9, 3)
Jeremy Humm
(EP – 23, 1)
BACK
BACK
Matt Carr
(SD – 162, 66)
Sam Hunt
(SF – 7, 1)
Matthew Spencer Michael Warren
(SD – 2, 0)
(Cla – 1, 0)
FOLLOWERS
Guy Richards
(SD – 39, 3)
Jaxon Crabb
(Cla – 19, 2)
Ryley Dunn
(EF – 8, 0)
HALF BACK
HALF BACK
Daniel Chick
(Sub – 252, 210)
Brent LeCras
(WP – 6, 1)
HALF FORWARD
HALF FORWARD
Phil Read
(Sub – 108, 32)
Chad Jones
(Cla – 13, 9)
Andrew Mills
(EP – 14, 5)
FOLLOWERS
Peter Bell
(SF – 286, 250)
Llane Spaanderman
(SD – 3, 1)
Interchange
Zach Beeck
(PT – 1, 0)
Coaches: Shane Woewodin (EF – 200, 94)
Chris Waterman (PT – 177, 75)
Ross Young
(Pth – 6, 3)
Andrew Krakouer
(SD – 102, 102)
Craig Smoker
(WP – 17, 12)
Luke Weller
(EF – 11, 4)
Brent Hall
(SF – 1, 0)
Coaches: Andrew Jarman (Pth – 110, 92)
Chris Waterman (PT – 109, 30)
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Awards
Footballer of the Year
SUBIACO’S Phil Read came fourth in this award
last year and is off to a good start in 09, picking
up two votes in the Lions win over Claremont.
Members of the media vote 3-2-1 after each game
of the home and away season.
Marc Webb did not attract one vote in 2008 and
already has three.
2009 TALLY
3: Davidson, Conor (EF), LeCras, Brent (WP), Hams, Ashton
(SF), Webb, Marc (Sub).
2: Howlett, Ben(PT), Salecic, Jason (WP), Davis, Ryan (SD),
Read, Phil (Sub)
1: Robins, Kain (PT), Pickering, Adam (EP), Dell-Olio, Cory
(SF), Ruck, Andrew (Cla)
Leading Goalkicker
THE eight league sides kicked between 10 and 16
goals in Round 1, with 107 goals kicked between
the four games.
The goals were spread, but West Perth’s Brent
LeCras booted five against East Perth and South
Fremantle’s Cory Dell-Olio did the same against
Swan Districts - both in winning sides.
5: Brent LeCras (WP), Cory Dell-Olio (SF).
3: Chad Jones (Cla), Kain Robins (PT), Bradley
Holmes (PT), Leith Teakle (EF), Anthony Kyanga
(EF), Andrew McCarrey (EF).
24 players kicked two goals last weekend
The Demons get their chance
Peel Thunder v Perth
Rushton Park - Saturday, March 28 (2.15pm)
NEW Perth coach Andrew Jarman and his promising Demons get a chance straight away to show they
are on the improve.
The last time Perth missed Round 1 and debuted in Round 2 was in 2005 when it was belted by Subiaco
– 3.4 (12) to 28.14 (182).
In 2003, Perth also missed a split Round 1 and lost to Swan Districts in Round 2.
And they can show they have improved a bit since pre-season where the Demons lost their only official
clash, also against Peel Thunder 3.10 (28) to 11.9 (75).
It wasn’t a second-string Perth side either, although some of the first-tier players were having their first
run and didn’t stay out for all four quarters.
But excuses gone, there is enough talent for Perth to live up to the expectation of many of its supporters
in 09. Has Jarman had enough time to get it all together?
East Fremantle needed to kick 15 goals last weekend to beat Peel Thunder. Is Perth capable of repeating
the dose?
The Thunder led at every change, but couldn’t hold on for the win against the Sharks.
Returnees Rory O’Brien and Danny Chartres were both very good and Ben Howlett stepped up to lead
from the front.
Heath Black will be better for the run.
The Thunder has a talented midfield and Perth has boosted an already strong engine room in the preseason. This could be a fast-paced encounter.
The availability of AFL players for both teams will play a big role in the outcome of this clash.
Hayden Ballantyne and Brad Ebert will be handy for the Thunder.
Scott Selwood would strengthen the Demons.
Both will see a win as essential.
Interestingly the away side won in all three clashes between the two in 2008.
2008 clashes
Round 2 – EFTel Oval – Perth 14.18 (102) lost to Peel Thunder 17.11 (113)
Round 11 – Rushton Park – Peel Thunder 9.17 (71) lost to Perth 17.12 (114)
Round 21 – EFTel Oval
PEEL THUNDER
3.1
6.3
7.9
10.13
(73)
PERTH
1.2
4.4
7.9
7.13
(55)
Goals: Peel Thunder – H Ballantyne 3; B O’Brien 2; Z Beeck, W Schofield, M Battye, L Hammond, J Bennell.
Perth – T Cook, S Butler, J Kayler-Thomson, J Fiegert, J Brennan, S Young, B Connelly.
Possession-getters: Peel Thunder – K Bloxsidge 28; D Haines 25; B Howlett 24; D Butler 23; H Ballantyne
22; B Triplett 18. Perth – B Jones 26; S Siekerka, A Zucconi, D Venditti 25; T Cook 23; S Butler 22.
Hit outs – 24 Z Beeck (PT); 12 W Sullivan (Pth); 10 B Connelly (Pth).
Swan Districts v Subiaco
Steel Blue Oval - Saturday, March 28 (2.15pm)
THERE are some interesting stats on page 10 regarding players from last year’s Grand Final that
played in Round 1 last weekend.
Swan Districts lifted in front of the 23,199 crowd last September and took the game right up to Subiaco,
but couldn’t hold on.
But the Swans did hold on in the pre-season Grand Final, with newcomer Lewis Jetta and ruckman Llane
Spaanderman starring. They also found 11 goal-scorers, just one less than in the grand final, after their
losses in the draft were expected to cause them troubles.
If a couple of kicks had gone their way last weekend, the Swans could have beaten South Fremantle.
They will need those kicks to go their way to beat Subiaco this week and AFL selections (Adam Hunter
would be handy).
If Subiaco had kicked straight against Claremont, the 0.15 win could have been a lot bigger.
Brad Smith and Phil Read each kicked three behinds and Adam Cockie and Trent Dennis-Lane two.
Both sides played in rain last Friday night and will be in warm weather this weekend.
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Best First Year
Country Player
By Brad Elborough
2008 clashes
Round 4 – Medibank Stadium – Subiaco 19.26 (140) d Swan Districts 12.7 (79)
Round 13 – Steel Blue Oval – Swan Districts 17.12 (114) d Subiaco 17.11 (113)
Round 21 – Steel Blue Oval – Swan Districts 9.19 (73) lost to Subiaco 17.21 (123)
Grand Final – Subiaco Oval
SUBIACO
3.5
9.9
15.13
22.16 (148)
SWAN DISTRICTS
6.3
9.5
10.6
14.7
(91)
Goals: Subiaco – B Smith 6; D Mapleston 4; P Read 3; S Hildebrandt, C Hall, C Cossom 2; C Hayes, J Schofield,
A Cockie. Swan Districts – J Roberts, T Notte 2; R Davis, T Banfield, J Pullman, N Naitanui, M McKinlay,
C Yarran, J Garlett, T Geappen, G Taylor, B Wolfenden.
Possession-getters: Subiaco – J Schofield 32; S Hildebrandt 28; M Haynes 27; P Read 24; B Smith, C Hayes
22. Swan Districts – B Wolfenden 21; J Roberts 20; C Hinkley, L Spaanderman 18; T Geappen, M Johnson,
W Twomey 16.
Hit outs – 29 L Newick (Sub); 19 L Spaanderman (SD); 12 N Naitanui (SD).
West Perth v South Fremantle
Arena Joondalup - Saturday, March 28 (2.15pm)
WITH all the talk about South Fremantle over the pre-season, there was no James Clement or Ash Sampi
last weekend (with neither expecting to play this season) and Peter Bell wasn’t suited up either.
And the Bulldogs beat last year’s runner-up, Swan Districts, after a spirited final term.
Newcomers Theo Adams (21 touches) and Jeff Farmer (2.3) had an impact and Bell is expected to play this
week.
Corey Del-olio impressed in his fourth league game with 20 touches and 5.1.
West Perth gave Bill Monaghan a great start to the start of his coaching career, with a narrow win over East
Perth, but not without a few heart-flutters. The Falcons had five youngsters who played their first league
games and a couple of them looked impressive and will gain confidence after the run.
One of them has the surname Bewick – well known at West Perth and he has a twin brother who wasn’t
bad in the twos.
The Bulldogs played in tough wet conditions last Friday – the Falcons played in dry conditions on
Saturday.
2008 clashes
Round 4 – Fremantle Oval – South Fremantle 10.10 (70) lost to West Perth 14.20 (104)
Round 13 – Arena Joondalup
SOUTH FREMANTLE 4.7
10.11 14.13
18.17 (125)
WEST PERTH
2.1
2.6
6.8
13.8
(86)
Goals: South Fremantle – K Miller, A Siegert, P Duffield, R Smithers, C Wilson, S Delmenico 2; S O’Keefe,
N Paine, P Mugambwa, S Hunt, G Wilkie, J Graham. West Perth – C Chambers, A Campbell 3; J Salecic 2;
B LeCras, J Gobbells, M Seaby, M Tedesco, C Keunen.
Possession-getters: South Fremantle – G Wilkie 25; A Hams 22; J Graham 21; K Miller, H North 20;
T McGrath 19.
West Perth – J Pearce 26; K Bradley, B LeCras 22; T Longmuir 21; C Chambers 20; C Lasscock 19.
Hit outs – 29 M Seaby (WP); 21 J Graham (SF).
THERE has been a bit of excitement surrounding
East Fremantle’s Anthony Kyanga and the
Geraldton product fired in Round 1. He picked up
two votes in this award.
Kyanga had 14 touches, took one mark and kicked
three goals in the Sharks win over Peel Thunder.
On the other side, Thunder’s Athony Morabito was
also good, with 14 touches and a goal.
To qualify, a player must have come through to
the WAFL via the country football system, played
eight games or less at the start of the season and
be aged 21 or under by the end of this home ad
away season.
Votes are cast by the WA Country Football League
with support from the nine WAFL clubs on a 3-2-1
basis each week.
Round 1 – 2 A Kyanga (EF); 1 Harvey Lewis (WP),
A Morabito (PT).
Rising Star
LEWIS Fasolo impressed with his maturity in East
Fremantle’s win over Peel Thunder, picking up 22
touches on debut.
Alex Hutchins 21 touches for East Perth against
West Perth was just as good.
This pair take the early lead in this award.
To qualify a player must have played eight games
or less at the start of the season and be aged 21
years or under at the end of the home and away
season fixtures. AFL rookies are eligible unless
elevated to their club’s senior list.
2009 TALLY
3 – L Fasolo (EF), A Hutchins (EP)
2 – A Morabito (PT), M Hutchings (EP), C Dell-Olio (SF),
T Willett (Cla)
1 – B Sheppard (EF), R Bewick (WP), S Potente (SD),
J Murphy (Cla)
East Perth v East Fremantle
Medibank Stadium - Friday, March 27 (6.30pm)
LAST season it was Round 8 before East Fremantle managed to squeeze out its first win.
Last week it managed to sneak across the line against Peel Thunder.
The Sharks needed someone to help Andrew McCarrey in attack and they found Anthony Kyanga (three
goals). Leith Teakle, who had kicked 46 goals in 108 games previous, also managed three.
But it was Paul Lindsay’s return that was interesting, with 31 hit outs, but only one mark and six
possessions.
East Perth had three more scoring shots than West Perth but lost by seven points. If the game had gone for
another 10 minutes you would think the Royals would have won.
It was hard to tell if the Royals lost narrowly to a West Perth side down on its 08 ability or not.
But it looked as though the Sharks did escape with a win over an improving Peel outfit.
2008 clashes
Round 6 – East Fremantle Oval – East Fremantle 12.10 (82) lost to East Perth 17.12 (114)
Round 15 – Medibank Stadium
EAST FREMANTLE 5.2
7.3
12.11
16.12 (108)
EAST PERTH
2.2
3.4
4.7
7.10
(52)
Goals: East Fremantle – L Anthony, J Kennedy, C Mourish, A McCarrey 3; K Monteath 2; C Basile, L Teakle.
East Perth – T Howlett 3; T Noakes, P Agostino, L Webster, B Hancock.
Possession-getters: East Fremantle – N Polce, J McNamara 32; L Anthony 28; L Teakle 25; K Green,
L Conway 23. East Perth – C Glancy, C Wulff, D Byrne 24; P Travers 23; L Webster, A Pickering 21.
Hit outs – 22 M Griffiths (EF); 14 M Robinson (EP); 12 C Mourish (EF).
Rodriguez Shield
WHILE Subiaco wasn’t the star of the Rodriguez
Shield tally in the first week of competition, it
wasn’t a bad start to its defence of the title.
But the Lions were outshone by South Fremantle
and West Perth, who did not lose a game at the
weekend – what a start for Bill Monaghan at his
new club.
A win by a league side attracts 10 points, with four
each given for a victory in the reserves and the
colts.
East Perth was the only club, who played in Round
1, not to get on the scoreboard.
TALLY BOARD
South Fremantle ...........18
West Perth ........................18
Subiaco..............................14
East Fremantle ................14
Swan Districts ................... 4
Claremont .......................... 4
Peel Thunder ..................... 4
East Perth ........................... 0
Perth ..................................... 0
Tipping 2OO9
Round 2
EAST PERTH V EAST FREMANTLE
WEST PERTH V SOUTH FREMANTLE
PEEL THUNDER V PERTH
SWAN DISTRICTS V SUBIACO
BRISBANE V WEST COAST
FREMANTLE V WESTERN BULLDOGS
Brad Elborough
Football Budget
Glen Quartermain
The Sunday Times
Clint Wheeldon
720 ABC
EAST FREM
SOUTH FREM
PERTH
SUBIACO
BRISBANE
FREMANTLE
EAST FREM
SOUTH FREM
PERTH
SUBIACO
BRISBANE
BULLDOGS
EAST FREM
SOUTH FREM
PEEL
SUBIACO
BRISBANE
BULLDOGS
PROGRESSIVE SCORE
7
Russell Reid
The West Australian
EAST FREM
SOUTH FREM
PERTH
SUBIACO
WEST COAST
BULLDOGS
Jon Lennon
107.9FM
Phil Lamb
ABC TV
Most
Favoured
EAST PERTH
WEST PERTH
PEEL
SUBIACO
BRISBANE
BULLDOGS
EAST FREM
SOUTH FREM
PEEL
SWAN DISTRICTS
BRISBANE
FREMANTLE
EAST FREM
SOUTH FREM
PERTH
SUBIACO
BRISBANE
BULLDOGS
Belt up. Even on farms and dirt roads.
There’s no excuse.
Belt up.
Marketforce TRAFF 1951
Colts - Saturday, March 28, 9.15am, Medibank Stadium.
COLOURS: Blue and Black
COACH: Michael Braun
East Perth Football Club
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SILCOCK, Shayne
DELBORRELLO, Jamie
THORNTON, Troy
MALDENIS, Ryan
FRASER, Aidan
DERICKX, Jacob
GORDON, Matthew
SCAFIDI, Christopher
KIERNAN, Taylor
PEREIRA, Lucas
POOL, Ted
BUDISELIK, Joseph
COOPER, Michael
DENNIS, Kayne
COLYER,Vaughn
PARRY, Beau
BROOKES, Rowan
WITYK, Steven
SHEPHERD, Luke
SNOOK, Adam
REGAN, Jeremy
CHAVE, Scott
BERGMAN, Benjamin
CLUTTERBUCK, Freddie
BOYES, Ashley
ALONE, Jordan
MACAULAY, Robert
PAYNE, Stephen
HANDS, Lincoln
BLEE, Nathan
DOBSON, Redmond
WHITEHEAD, Daniel
D.O.B
08/18/91
01/26/91
02/16/91
01/26/92
01/02/91
05/06/91
05/29/92
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30/08/90
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09/22/90
09/25/92
08/07/92
08/06/92
07/10/90
14/05/91
07/09/90
31/01/92
10/07/90
Recruited From
Mt. Lawley
Kingsley
Coolbinia
Ballajura
Busselton
Dunsborough
Coolbinia
Noranda
Ballajura
Coolbinia
Nth Cobras
Busselton
Ballajura
Kingsway
Aug/MargRiver
Coolbinia
Ballajura
Bays/Morley
Ballajura
Ballajura
Mt Lawley
Ballajura
Ballajura
Trinity College
Coolbinia
Nollamara
Bayswater
Ballajura
Ballajura
Trinity College
1st
COLTS SCOREBOARD
East Perth
East Fremantle
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COLOURS: Blue and White
COACH: Chad Morrison
East Fremantle Football Club
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HOOKER, Thomas
CRONAN, Louis
HUGHES, Ben
McDONALD, Charlie
SWALLOW, David
SHAW, Nick
RICHARDS, Luke
GILLAM, Mitch
HANCOCK, Scott
CRIPPS, Jamie
BALY, Byron
OLIVERI, Matt
MALLARD, Gavin (c)
CRISAFIO, Cameron
FASOLO, Alex
SEERS, Adam
ROWLANDS, Ben
LAWLER, Brett
FOSTER, Luke
BONNEY, Shane
PERER, Jake
LAWRENCE, Kelvin
CRIPPS, Kayle
FORSYTH, Chad
HENSON, Sean
KENNEDY, Ryan
ADSHEAD, Callan
TURCO, Mace
McDOUGALL, Fraser
DART, Isaac
D.O.B
16/04/92
02/01/91
13/02/92
06/08/91
19/11/92
12/04/92
28/01/92
26/07/90
11/05/92
23/04/92
20/05/91
14/08/90
13/09/90
24/07/90
08/06/92
10/12/91
10/07/90
11/11/90
12/02/91
31/03/91
07/06/91
14/10/92
03/08/91
18/07/91
03/03/92
25/10/90
04/08/90
11/01/91
02/05/91
04/07/90
Recruited from
Melville FC
East Fremantle JFC
East Fremantle JFC
Northampton
Rossmoyne JFC
Rossmoyne JFC
Attadale JFC
Bullcreek Leeming JFC
Rossmoyne JFC
Northampton
Bullcreek Leeming
Bullcreek Leeming
Northampton JFC
Canningvale JFC
Attadale JFC
Bullcreek/Leeming
Lynwood Ferndale JFC
Railways GNFC
Brigades GNFL
Palmyra JFC
Kwinana
Northhampton
Rostrata JFC
Rossmoyne JFC
Canningvale JFC
East Fremantle JFC
Attadale JFC
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Umpires Field: Gavin Crowther, Ben Laycock
Boundary: Patrick Stapleton, Warren Beckwith, Kyle Sinclair
Goal: Ben Lester, Bryn Butler
Reserves - Saturday, March 28, 11.45am, Medibank Stadium.
COLOURS: Blue and Black
COACH: David Hynes
No.
1
3
9
11
12
14
15
20
24
27
28
29
31
35
36
37
39
40
41
42
43
44
50
52
55
56
57
58
60
61
62
63
64
65
69
Player
STIRLING, Donald
SEAL, Mathew
NOAKES, Ben
TRAVERS, Patrick
OLIVER, Trevor
AGOSTINO, Peter
McGRATH, Matthew
ORR, Jason
EASTWELL, Jonathan
SNOOK, Brent
SAMPEY, Luke
DAWES, David
LEE, Brendan
SMITH, Danny
ITALIANO, Nic
GERRANS, Ben
BAKER, Arron
ROBINSON, Michael
LALICH, Jake
HALL, DAVID
HOWLETT, Tom
SWAN , Michael
DAWES, Michael
VOAK, Chris
BUCKLEY, Mark
MARTIN, Curtis
FOTHERINGHAME, Brent
WHITEHEAD, David
HIGGINS, Brock
EASTWELL, Jordan
KING, Hayden
DOBSON, Brett
STEELE, Warren
KEATH, Jye
JONES, Daniel
Reserves Scoreboard
East Perth
East Fremantle
D.O.B
21/10/89
22/01/87
28/04/86
01/04/85
20/02/88
22/11/84
19/4/90
22/04/86
08/02/87
15/02/90
23/05/89
29/08/83
09/09/87
27/08/87
03/03/86
18/04/87
29/05/87
30/10/83
16/01/86
27/3/90
03/03/89
18/09/81
26/01/89
27/06/88
08/08/86
19/04/89
23/10/89
06/03/89
11/11/89
02/03/90
12/04/89
12/05/89
19/12/84
21/09/85
16/07/89
Recruited From
Carey Park
Coolbinia
Augusta/Margaret River
Peel Thunder
Waratahs (NT)
Noranda
Ballajura
Port Hedland
Busselton
Busselton
Sorrento-Duncraig
Old Brighton (Vic)
Busselton
Bassendean
Noranda
Augusta-Margaret River
Busselton
Scarborough
Subiaco
Coolbinia
Busselton
Sydney Swans
Ballajura
Swan Districts
Donnybrook
Carine
Kondinin-Kulin
Busselton
Swan Athletic
Busselton
Ballajura
Morley
Donnybrook
Wanneroo
Perth
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2nd
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COLOURS: Blue and White
Coach: Phil Cronan
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6
10
12
15
22
24
25
28
29
35
36
37
38
39
41
43
45
46
47
48
50
52
53
54
55
56
58
59
60
61
62
64
4th
Player
FOSTER, Dom
CHIDLOW, Daniel
STEPHEN, Andrew
DWYER, David
UNDERWOOD, Tim
MONTEATH, Kym
VINEY, Tim
DOYLE, Luke
MCLEOD, Alex
BAYLISS, James
BASILE, Chris
MacPHERSON, Andrew
HORSBURGH, Scott
WILSON, Justin
OLDS, Nicholas
HOUGHTON, Scott
BYCROFT, Matthew
VIGOR, Chris
EDWARDS, Dustin
VENTURINI, ,James
COOPER, Brad
CLAYTON, Joshua
RUDD, Tyson
LESLIE, Callum
BUHAGIAR, Sam
PAPARONE, Jac
LEE-STEERE, Selby
PACE, Julian
LAKE, Dwayne
ZELESCO, Michael
PERHAM, Jack
AVENT, Matthew
D.O.B
28/03/88
24/07/85
09/08/88
22/07/81
25/02/87
24/08/87
07/01/87
02/03/85
07/10/87
27/04/90
12/03/87
29/05/87
07/01/89
18/07/84
16/03/90
09/10/86
21/04/90
01/06/89
21/06/90
27/01/89
27/04/90
02/06/89
23/02/89
21/01/89
26/03/89
14/10/89
09/06/89
07/04/87
29/08/88
18/01/89
12/06/90
16/03/90
Recruited from
East Fremantle JFC
Rockingham JFC
Melville
South Bunbury FC
Rossmoyne JFC
Rossmoyne JFC
Chapman Valley GNFL
Bullcreek Leeming
East Fremantle JFC
Rostrata JFC
Kardinya/CBC
Rossmoyne
Coolbinia Bombers JFC
East Fremantle FC
Winnacott JFC
University Blues
Rostrata JFC
Applecross JFC
Canningvale
Railways (G’ton)
Brigades GNFL
Nth Fremantle
Sorrento Duncraig JFC
Nth Fremantle
East Fremantle JFC
Nth Hampton
Maddington FC
Melville JFC
Canningvale JFC
Brigades G’ton
Winnacott JFC
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Umpires Field: Alex Martin, David Moon, Ryan Shelton
Boundary: Brodie Ward, Ryan Sinclair, Brandon Simpson
Goal: Sally Boud, Lauren French
8
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League - Friday, March 27, 6.30pm, Medibank Stadium.
Broadcast: 91.3 Sport FM
COLOURS: Blue and Black Coach: Tony Micale
COLOURS: Blue and White Coach: Shane Woewodin
No. Player
Pnts D.O.B
3 SEAL, Mathew
1
22/01/87
4 NOAKES, Timothy
1
19/01/84
5 MILLS, Andrew
1
18/06/81
6 PICKERING, Adam
1
18/04/81
7 HUMM, Jeremy
10 01/05/83
8 COWELL, Brent
1
02/07/80
9 NOAKES, Ben
1
28/04/86
10 HUTCHINS, Alex
10 06/09/88
11 TRAVERS, Patrick
2
01/04/85
12 OLIVER, Trevor
2
20/02/88
13 WULFF, Craig
2
13/02/83
14 AGOSTINO, Peter
1
22/11/84
15 McGRATH, Matthew
1
19/04/90
16 HANCOCK, Brendan
1
14/09/83
18 AGOSTINO, Frank
1
05/05/83
19 MERRINGTON, Andrew
1
27/11/78
21 BYRNE, Danny
5
08/08/79
22 CLARKE, Zachary *
28/3/90
24 EASTWELL, Jonathan
1
08/02/87
25 SHEPHEARD, Hamish *
28/10/90
26 MACAULAY, Daniel
1
22/04/87
28 SAMPEY, Luke
1
23/05/89
29 DAWES, David
5
29/08/83
30 JOHNSTON, Matthew
5
03/05/83
31 LEE, Brendan
1
09/09/87
33 STRATTON, Ben
1
01/03/89
38 WEBSTER, Luke (c)
1
25/05/82
39 BAKER, Arron
1
29/05/87
40 ROBINSON, Michael
2
30/10/83
43 HOWLETT, Tom
1
03/03/89
46 DUNCAN, Mitchell
1
10/06/91
48 HUCTHINGS, Mark
1
25/05/91
53 PAYNE, Stephen
1
10/07/90
61 EASTWELL, Jordan
1
02/03/90
65 KEATH, Jye
2
21/09/85
Rushed
AFL Listed Players denoted with *
Recruited
WAFL
From
Games
Coolbinia
50
Augusta-Margaret River 48
Sandringham
53
Carlton
74
Richmond
84
Geelong
129
Augusta Margaret River 14
West Adelaide
1
Peel Thunder
51
Waratahs (NT)
27
Thornlie
121
Noranda
5
Ballajura
1
Leitchville
87
Noranda
99
Carlton
97
Geelong
53
Oakleigh Chargers
0
Busselton
34
East Perth
0
Morley
28
Sorrento - Duncraig
18
Old Brighton (Vic)
7
Kambalda
1
Busselton
11
Augusta/Margaret River 4
Trinity / Fremantle
68
Busselton
0
Scarborough
13
Busselton
7
Carine
1
Coolbinia
6
Augusta Margaret River 0
Bussselton
0
Wanneroo
0
Goals
Bhds
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1 FOSTER, Andrew
2 GREEN, Kasey
3 TEAKLE, Leith
4 HALL, Chris*
5 DALBY, Daniel
6 FOSTER, Dom
7 McNAMARA, Jamie*
8 KENNEDY, Josh*
11 McCARREY, Andrew
12 STEPHEN, Andrew
13 DAVIDSON, Conor
15 DWYER, David
14 KYANGA, Anthony
16 FASOLO, Lewis
17 CONWAY, Leigh
18 LUCAS, Kane
19 WELLER, Luke
20 CIOTTI, Alex
21 MONK, Aaron
23 YOUNG, Robert
24 MONTEATH, Kym
26 SHEPPARD, Brad
28 DOYLE, Luke
31 DUNN, Ryley
32 IBBOTSON, Garrick*
33 GRIFFITHS, Michael
34 HARDINGHAM, Kyle
35 BAYLISS, James
36 BASILE, Chris
40 LINDSAY, Paul
42 HOULIHAN, Tim*
48 VENTURINI, James
51 BONGIASCIA, David
54 LESLIE, Callum
58 LEE-STEERE, Selby
61 ZELESCO, Michael
Rushed
WAFL Match Facts
Round 2, 2009 - Easst Perth v East Fremantle
Scoreboard
League
East Perth
East Fremantle
Last 10 meetings: EP 6; EF 4
At Medibank Stadium. Played 6. EP 4; EF 2.
EP highest score v EF 31.18 (204) Round 7, 1983
EF highest score v EP 31.13 (199) Round 4, 1985
EP lowest score v EF 0.6 (6) Round 13, 1909
EF lowest score v EP 2.3 (15) Round 14, 1910
EP biggest win v EF 103 points Round 18, 1979
EF biggest win v EP 123 points, Round 4, 1985
EAST PERTH www.eastperthfc.com.au
Recruited
WAFL
from
Games
Willetton/FFC
45
Chapman Valley
92
Brigades/Collingwood 109
WoodvilleWest/Torrens/FFC 0
Kardinya
22
East Fremantle
12
Booragoon
9
Northhampton/Carlton/WCE 10
Applecross
93
Melville
2
East Fremantle
1
Sth Bunbury
51
Rovers (G’ton)
5
Attadale
1
Rostrata
33
Winnacott Kats
1
Zillmere(Qld)
37
Rossmoyne
20
Gosford NSW
7
Coburg(Vic)
34
Rossmoyne
14
Attadale
1
BullcreekLeeming
2
Murray Bushrangers
51
Bullcreek/Leeming/FFC
26
Port Melb./Glenelg
57
BullcreekLeeming
30
Rostrata
0
Kardinya/CBC
10
East Fremantle
47
Nth Ballarat
14
Railways(G’ton)
7
Kardinya
10
Bullcreek/Leeming
3
Nth Hampton
1
Canningvale
0
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2nd
3rd
Goals
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Umpires Field: Gavin Statham, Chris O’Connor, Stuart Parry
Boundary: Alan Zanich, Michael Washbourne, Adam Bastick
Goal: Jonathon Laycock, Matthew Laycock
CLUB NOTES
CLUB NOTES
EAST FREMANTLE www.effc.com.au
Events
· Presentations at EPFC function room, Friday night after League game.
Milestones
Frank Agostino - 100th game for EPFC
Injuries
Craig Glancy - kidney 6-8 weeks
Kyle Anderson - wrist 2 weeks
Richard Devitt - collarbone 2 weeks
Dave Whitehead - calf 1 week
Trent Martin - calf 2-3 weeks
Pnts D.O.B
Value
31/08/85
1
10/09/79
1
28/07/83
1
25/06/90
1
02/03/85
1
28/03/88
1
06/03/88
25/08/87
1
28/12/82
1
09/08/88
1
14/08/89
2
22/07/81
1
19/03/90
1
01/05/90
1
08/02/87
1
26/06/91
10 13/01/82
1
22/07/87
5
15/08/87
10 21/03/85
1
24/08/87
1
23/05/91
1
02/03/85
5
07/10/85
15/03/88
5
10/04/83
1
01/09/88
1
27/04/90
1
12/03/87
1
28/02/76
0
10/02/89
1
27/01/89
1
10/01/87
1
21/01/89
1
09/06/89
1
18/01/90
Events
• Presentation from 9pm in the Subiaco FC social rooms
• Peter (Crackers) Keenan and Darren McAullay luncheon Friday 17.04.09 at EFFC - $55.00 per
person. Bookings at the Club (08) 9339 5533
• Next home game EFFC v’s Claremont 11.04.09
News
• Congratulations to Liam Anthony for making his AFL League debut with North Melbourne
Injuries
Johns,
- knee, 3weeks
AfterCmatch
presentations: To be announced.
Ciotti, A - hamstring 3 weeks
Foster, D - hamstring test
9
One door closes...
Brad Elborough
SO after just one round of 2009 fixtures Subiaco is on
top of the WAFL ladder.
As the Lions push for an historic fourth consecutive flag,
the other eight sides begin jostling under them for a
chance to knock them off.
The Lions had 16 of their 08 premiership heroes on the
field last Friday night.
Four of those who were missing wont be there all
season – Daniel Rich, Mark Haynes, Chris Hall (Simpson
medallist), Jarrad Schofield.
Greg Broughton has been elevated to Fremantle’s list
and wasn’t allowed to play last week. His pre-season
form has been good and he could find himself at AFL
level a lot quicker than he expected.
As could Adam Cockie, who played against Claremont,
but may also find himself on West Coast’s senior list, as
early as this week.
Allistair Pickett was the other one not to venture out on
the Medibank Stadium wet, but he’ll return soon.
Of the 27 players to debut at WAFL league level last
weekend, two were in Lions colours – Cody Enders and
Chris Phelan.
Both got their chances, Enders grabbing 8 kicks, 2
marks and 1 handball. Phelan had 5 kicks, 3 marks and
4 handballs.
Swan Districts had just 10 of its grand final side on the
park on Friday night when it lost to South Fremantle.
Six of those won’t be back this season – Garth Taylor,
Todd Banfield, Chris Yarran, Shane Beros, Chris Smith
and Jeff Garlett.
Those missing included Clayton Hinkley, Nicholas
Naitanui and Clancee Pearce, on AFL lists. Michael
Johnson, Josh Pullman and Paul Richardson will all push
for senior selection soon.
The Swans also debuted two youngsters last weekend –
Lewis Jetta and Steven Potente.
Jetta followed his best afield performance in the preseason premiership side, with 11 touches against the
Bulldogs. Potente gathered 7 touches and took 2 marks.
West Perth and East Fremantle each gave five youngsters
their first taste at senior football, while East Perth,
Claremont and Peel Thunder each had four first-gamers.
South Fremantle had only Nathan Street on debut, who
gathered 9 possessions and took 2 marks.
• West Perth – Mitch Andrews (2k, 4h); Rohan Bewick
(10k, 6h, 6m); Matt Green (8k, 3h, 2m); Tim Guatta
(14k, 3h, 8m); Lewis Harvey (8k, 5h, 3m).
• East Fremantle – Conor Davidson (19k, 7h, 7m); Lewis
Fasolo (10k, 12h, 6m); Selby Lee-Steere (5k, 8h, 3m);
Kane Lucas (8k, 4h, 1m); Brad Sheppard (9k, 4h, 5m).
• East Perth – Alex Hutchins (8k, 15h, 4m); Matthew
Johnston (13k, 5h, 5m); Mitchell Duncan (10k, 2h, 2m);
Matthew McGrath (4k, 2h, 2m).
• Peel – Damien Lock (6k, 4h); Kain Robins (17k, 2h,
12m); Mathew Ware (5k, 2h, 2m); Anthony Morabito
(11k, 3h, 1m).
• Claremont – Ryan Jackson (17k, 7h, 6m); Tom Willett
(8k, 3h, 1m); Liam Bedford (1k, 1m); Tom Swift (10k,
7h, 3m).
East Fremantle’s Lewis Fasolo needs more than
one hand to count WAFL league debutants from
Round 1. He was one of 27.
10
Umpires break new ground
Daryl Sinclair WAFL High Performance Umpire Coach
Field
Umpire
Jeff
Dalgleish
became
the sixth Western
Australian umpire to
join the 2009 AFL list
last week.
Dalgleish joins Dean
Margetts, Craig Hendrie,
Luke Farmer, Todd
Keating
and
Brett
Rosebury (now based
in Melbourne) on the AFL list in a first for WA
Umpiring.
The AFL list now has three umpires from the
East Fremantle district (Dalgleish, Keating, and
Farmer) which is a credit to the East Fremantle
District Football Development Council (DFDC).
The junior umpire system and structure
that has been established at East Fremantle
together with the umpire coaching expertise
has been instrumental in the success we are
having not only at AFL level but also at WAFL.
People like Steve Nugent, Troy Kirkham and
Russell Masters continually promote umpiring
and I thank them for their continual support.
Ross Capes Medalist
Chris Pattinson topped of a very good preseason by winning the Capes Medal for the
best pre-season field umpire. Capes, one
of the past greats in
umpiring, paid tribute
to Pattinson’s strong
umpiring during the pre
season.
Ron Hall Medal
Jace Collingridge was
a worthy winner of the
Ron Hall Medal after
a great pre-season.
Collingridge
has
d
developed
into a quality boundary rider and
t
there
is no doubt if he continues to work hard
he will become a regular league umpire.
M Rose Medal
Merv
David Shawcross, after
cconsidering retirement
in the off season when
d
delisted from the AFL
panel, is a great story for
tthe inexperienced goal
umpiring team.
Shawcross
resumed
training in November
with the clear intent of
being the leading flag
waver in 2009. His training and professionalism
has been outstanding and the umpiring
fraternity is hopeful that many of the young
flag wavers will see the way David prepares
himself to be the best he can be.
The first round of fixtures produced great
games of footy and the umpire’s performances
were of a high standard. The umpires in general
terms let the game flow and the bloke with his
head over the footy was protected.
Brett Dalgleish
Today, Brett Dalgleish will
umpire his 50th League
game on the boundary.
Dalgleish, who joined
tthe WAFL team in 2005,
has enjoyed a meteoric
rise to league footy and
w
we congratulate him on
tthis milestone.
At the tribunal
Results from Round 1
LEAGUE
Lewis Harvey (WP) reported for engaging
in rough conduct with Jeremy Humm (EP).
Accepted guilt and received reprimand.
RESERVES
Jarrod Ninyette (Cla) reported for engaging
in rough conduct with Daniel Hookway
(Sub). Found guilty and suspended for two
games. Eligible to play in Round 5.
Shaun Bewick (WP) reported for making
forceful front-on contact with Jordan
Eastwell (EP). Found guilty and suspended
for one game. Eligible to play in Round 3.
Michael Zelesco (EF) reported for striking
Mitchell Green (PT). Charge dismissed by
tribunal.
Luke Sampey (EP) reported for playing a
part in a melee. Accepted guilt and fined
$20.
Brendan Lee (EP) reported for playing a part
in a melee. Accepted guilt and fined $20.
Darren Atkinson (WP) reported for playing
a part in a melee. Accepted guilt and fined
$20.
Dylan Eiffler (WP) reported for playing a
part in a melee. Accepted guilt and fined
$20.
Lloyd Padwick (PT) reported for charging
Brad Cooper (EF). Accepted guilt and
suspended for one game. Eligible to play in
Round 3.
COLTS
Josh Morris (SD) reported for striking Aaron
Elms (SF). Accepted guilt and received
reprimand.
Adam Waight (EF) reported for striking
Bradley Tinker (PT). Accepted guilt and
suspended for one game. Eligible to play in
Round 4.
Proudly supporting WA football.
RH2035
11
SCORING GOALS
WITH GREAT SERVICE.
30 LOCAL BRANCHES SUPPORTING LOCAL FOOTBALL ( 1300 AUTOMASTERS
Colts - Saturday, March 28, 5.00pm, Arena Joondalup.
COLOURS: Red and Blue
Coach: Wayne Orsi
West Perth Football Club
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
Player
SUCKLING, John
BLACK, Aaron
GREEN, Sam
BATTERHAM, Trent
McNAMARA, Toby
CARNEY, Nick
ELISSEOU, Alex
CLARKE, Adrian
CLARK, Russell
BUTT, Jarrad
VAN DEN BURGH, Casey
BROWNING, Toby
WELCH, Cameron
MASON-STEVENS, Wesley
OSBORNE, Luke
DARLING, Jack
MEDLAN, Craig
ABBOTT, Jess
TRUNFIO, Cameron
BROWN, Mitch
HATHWAY, Tyson
ARRIGONI, Regan
ZANETTI, Shayne
DEARLE, Seb
DONALDSON, Josh
MEEKING, Lincoln
NEWBOUND, Michael,
KITTYEA, Dean
MANNING, Kody,
BEST, Bryant
WELLSTEAD, Matthew
ELLEN, Craig
CAVANAGH, Zac
DEL BORELLO, Anthony
Colts Scoreboard
West Perth
South Fremantle
D.O.B
10/05/91
25/12/92
05/01/91
24/04/91
07/03/91
17/03/91
30/01/92
09/02/91
04/10/91
29/05/91
26/08/91
18/01/91
25/06/91
08/05/91
24/09/90
16/06/92
10/04/91
01/11/90
25/09/90
25/01/90
22/08/91
18/01/91
26/12/90
12/07/90
04/04/91
03/11/90
18/06/91
28/05/91
28/09/91
19/09/90
08/08/91
15/11/90
14/11/91
02/07/91
Recruited From
Ocean Ridge
Kingsley
Kingsley
Carine
Quiarading
Ocean Ridge
Whiford
Whiford
Kingsley
Whiford
Kingsley
Kulin/Kondinin
Kingsley
Southern Cross
Sorrento/Duncraig
Sorrento/Duncraig
Railways
Perth FC
Nukarni
Whiford
Kalannie
Kingsley
Quinns
Kingsley
Whiford
Hyden/Karlgarin
Kingsley
Burracoppin
Ocean Ridge
Quinns
Wanneroo
Kingsley
Ocean Ridge
Kingsley
1st
2nd
Goals
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COLOURS:
COLOURS:Red
Blueand
andWhite
Black
Coach:
Neil
Mildenhall
COACH:
Chris
Gerreyn
South Fremantle Football Club
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No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
14
15
16
17
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
4th
Player
EDGAR, Blair
WYATT, Alex
MATERA, Brandon
COLLICA, Anthony
ATHANASIOU, John
MAIORANA, Jesse
COLLARD, Laurance
CALDWELL, Tyler
ELMS, Aaron
NEWTON, Ben
MAURICIO, Ryan
MORRIS, Dylan
HILL, Mason
HOLDER, Sam
PARRY, Jarrod
CARTER, Mitchell
GRYGORCEWICZ, Mitchell
JOYCE, Liam
VAN MANEN, Anthony
TUCKER, Luke
SKINNER, Lloyd
THOMPSON, Barton
BAIRSTOW, Dylan
HAYWARD, Damian
RICCIARDELLO, Adrian
GRIFFITHS, Boyden
JONES, Matthew
BUNCE, Jordan
ANDREOLI, Warrick
D.O.B
14/09/91
19/06/91
11/03/92
17/03/91
25/01/91
20/09/90
04/11/90
10/07/91
28/02/91
08/08/92
30/05/91
19/04/91
06/03/92
05/04/91
25/05/91
02/07/91
03/04/91
09/03/92
18/07/91
24/07/90
22/01/92
30/05/91
12/03/91
13/11/91
13/10/90
12/12/92
26/06/92
28/02/92
Recruited from
Bibra Lake
Winnacott
Bullcreek/Leeming
Winnacott
South Coogee
East Frem Power
Katanning Wanderers
Katanning Wanderers
South Coogee
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South Coogee
Jandakot Jets
Armadale
Jandakot Jets
Bibra Lake
Jandakot Jets
Jandakot Jets
Kukerin/Dumbleyoung
Jandakot Jets
North Fremantle
Armadale
Winnacott
South Bunbury
Boddington
Cockburn
Kelmscott
Bibra Lake
South Coogee
Carnarvon
Bhds
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Umpires Field: Jason Edwards, Tom Gryta
Boundary: Jason Dick, Jake Luckman, Geoff O’Neill
Goal: Mark Chamberlain, Gareth Lill
Reserves - Saturday, March 28, 11.45am, Arena Joondalup.
COLOURS: Red and Blue
COACH: Chris Davies
No.
1
13
14
16
17
22
25
28
29
30
31
33
35
36
38
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
50
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
61
62
64
65
66
Player
DUCKWORTH, Brayden
MENEGOLA, Jai
CRISP, Marc
ATKINSON, Darren
JAMES, Alex
RADICI, Adam
BARTHOLOMEW, Ray
TEDESCO, Matt
ARNOLD, Blake
MORGAN, Steve
HANNA, Robert
MORROW, Joseph
FLEAY, Dion
HARVEY, Lewis
CROSSLAND, Tom
GREEN, Matt
TOBIN, Brent
MCCLINTOCK, Eion
GUATTA, Tim
ROGERS, Piet
SHADBOLT, Caleb
VALLET, Jerome
LASSCOCK, Clayton
TINDALL, Jay
HOLDEN, Kyle
STOCKLEY, Frank
CLARK, Ryan
BRYAN, Michael
BEWICK, Shaun
BEATON, Matt
HUTCHINGS, Corey
ANTICA, Lyndsay
ELISSEOU, Paul
SQUIRE, Patrick
PETERS, Daley
CROSSLAND, David
DUFFIELD, Brodie
GOOCH, John
Reserves Scoreboard
West Perth
South Fremantle
D.O.B
04/12/87
11/02/88
25/01/87
18/09/85
03/03/89
20/04/84
28/04/85
08/03/89
31/07/84
29/08/83
13/09/88
27/11/89
01/05/84
16/10/90
04/10/86
15/04/89
13/04/88
12/06/84
04/08/87
08/04/84
15/09/89
17/01/89
26/04/79
14/01/90
29/03/87
07/03/90
23/09/88
02/01/88
10/10/89
01/05/90
30/04/90
11/01/89
12/10/89
17/08/854
13/05/90
02/08/81
05/04/90
27/01/90
1st
Recruited From
Kulin
Mukinbudin
Kulin / Kondinin
Bendigo
Hyden / Karlgarin
Swan Districts
Quinns
Wanneroo
Quinns
Bussleton
Kingsley
Wanneroo
South Fremantle
Southern Cross
Corrigin
Kingsley
Whitford
Edgewater
Whitford
Ports
Mukinbudin
Whitford
Kingsley
Kingsley
Marist
Whitford
Kingsley
Karrinyup
Kingsley
Southern Cross
Kingsley
Quinns
Whitford
Ocean Ridge
Edgewater
Corrigin
Burracoppin
Quinns
2nd
Goals
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COLOURS: Red and White
Coach: Garry Fuller
No.
1
2
3
5
10
14
17
20
21
23
24
25
26
19
30
34
38
40
41
43
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
Bhds
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4th
Player
WILKIE, Gerard
GUGLIELMANA, Adam
DELL’OLIO, Cory
MALSEED, Tim
RANSOM, Paul
HALL, Brent
TEAGUE, Lukas
MUGAMBWA, Paul
PAINE, Nick
EDWARDS, Brenton
KELLY, Leigh
PHILLIPS, Nathan
BAIRSTOW, Toby
MILLER, Mark
DITCHBURN, Troy
AMATO, Corry
CAMPBELL, Gavin
BAIRSTOW, Luke
EASTER, Daniel
GALVIN, Michael
PALUMBO, Joel
DUNKELD, Blake
GROENENBERG, Nick
WALLEY, Josh
LEECE, Matthew
HALL, Tyler
McINTOSH, Adam
BONI, Fred
STANFORD, Brett
MICHAEL, Matthew
GANZER, Michael
UGLE, Liam
DOUGHTY, Adam
DUTT, Tim
COSTELLO, Adam
D.O.B
22/02/85
08/02/88
12/08/89
26/06/80
01/06/90
07/01/86
13/12/85
30/05/81
16/03/88
28/02/86
12/06/88
20/08/87
11/02/88
14/01/82
05/12/85
23/07/84
14/07/88
09/09/88
31/01/90
11/05/86
14/04/90
13/02/90
14/05/89
21/07/88
28/05/89
03/07/89
12/01/90
23/04/90
22/04/88
17/07/88
23/12/89
09/07/86
25/04/90
08/05/88
19/05/85
Recruited from
Boddington
Carnarvon
South Coogee
East Fremantle
Tyabb, Vic
Collingwood
South Coogee
Bullcreek/Leeming
Ainslie, ACT
Kukerin/Dumbleyoung
Dunsborough
Peel Thunder
South Bunbury
Perth
Kukerin/Dumbleyoung
Frem Hawks
South Coogee
Lake Grace
South Coogee
South Coogee
South Coogee
Newdegate
Kwinana
Kwinana
CBC
Carnarvon
Bibra Lake
CBC
Wesley Curtin
Collie
Carnarvon
Peel Thunder
Cockburn Lakes
Kelmscott
Bullcreek/Leeming
Goals
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Umpires Field: Mark Worobec, Paul Beckers, Jerome Mohen,
Boundary: Lachlan Kennedy, Andrew Yardley
Goal: Jared Warren, Martyn Tompkins
12
League - Saturday, March 28, 2.15pm, Arena Joondalup.
Broadcast: 720 6WF ABC Radio.
COLOURS: Red and Blue COACH: Bill Monaghan
No. Player
Pnts D.O.B
2 SALECIC, Jason
1
01/06/84
3 STRIJK, Andrew
1
18/10/87
4 GOBBELS, Jeff
2
14/03/85
5 RICE, Joel
2
02/07/85
6 SMOKER, Craig
1
04/04/78
7 CHAMBERS, Callum
11 19/11/79
8 LONGMUIR, Troy
1
27/05/79
9 BURNS, Dustin
1
27/04/81
10 GUADAGNIN, Matt
1
17/10/83
11 TSALIKIS, Anthony
1
20/03/83
12 HUNT, Daniel
8
08/05/84
13 MENEGOLA, Jai
1
11/02/88
14 CRISP, Marc
1
25/01/87
15 PEARCE, Josh
1
09/04/83
16 ATKINSON, Darren
1
18/09/85
17 JAMES, Alex
03/03/89
18 VAN BERLO, Jay *
18/09/88
19 KEUNEN, Chris
2
07/10/83
20 LECRAS, Brent
1
12/10/81
23 TEDESCO, Luke
1
30/08/87
24 CAMPBELL, Adam *
25/01/85
25 BARTHOLOMEW, Ray
1
28/04/85
27 ANDREWS, Mitch
5
05/12/86
28 TEDESCO, Matt
1
08/03/89
30 MORGAN, Steve
2
29/08/83
33 MORROW, Joseph
1
27/11/89
35 FLEAY, Dion
2
01/05/84
36 HARVEY, Lewis
1
16/10/90
39 SEABY, Mark *
01/05/84
40 GREEN, Matt
15/04/89
43 GUATTA, Tim
1
04/08/87
47 LASSCOCK, Clayton
1
26/04/79
49 BEWICK, Rohan
1
10/10/89
51 SAYLOR, Anton
2
31/05/85
Rushed
Recruited
WAFL
From
Games
Quinns
119
Carine
49
Warwick / Greenwood 22
Marcillin
44
Kondinin
88
Carlton/ WCE
113
Koorda
81
Wodonga Raiders
100
Southern Cross
71
Ocean Ridge
76
South Fremantle
64
Mukinbudin
4
Kulin / Kondinin
5
Sorrento / Duncraig
125
Bendigo
56
Hyden/Karlgarin
12
Whitford
28
St Bridgets
40
Cervantes
65
Wanneroo
18
Fremantle / Ballarat
70
Quinns
67
Broadbeach (QLD)
1
Wanneroo
7
Bussleton
11
Wanneroo
0
South Fremantle
79
Southern Cross
1
Mukinbudin
56
Kingsley
1
Whitford
1
Kingsley
118
Kingsley
1
Dianella / Morley
1
COLOURS: Red and White Coach: John Dimmer
Goals
Bhds
No. Player
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1 WILKIE, Gerard
2 GUGLIELMANA, Adam
3 DELL’OLIO, Cory
4 STREET, Nathan
6 SMITHERS, Ray
7 ADAMS, Theo
8 FARMER, Jeff
9 MILLER, Kris
11 BELL, Peter
12 UGLE, Keren
15 MURPHY, Ryan *
16 WHITE, Craig
17 TEAGUE, Lucas
18 WILSON, Callum *
19 MILLER, Mark
20 MUGAMBWA, Paul
21 PAINE, Nick
22 GRAHAM, Jaymie
24 KELLY, Leigh
25 PHILLIPS, Nathan
26 BAIRSTOW, Toby
27 THORNTON, Scott
28 GILMORE, Daniel *
30 DITCHBURN, Troy
31 NORTH, Hayden
32 DUFFIELD, Paul *
33 HAMS, Kyle
35 HUNT, Sam
36 ADAMS, Reece
37 HAMS, Ashton
39 McGRATH, Toby
40 BAIRSTOW, Luke
42 HEAD, Josh *
44 SIEGERT, Andrew
45 DELMENICO, Scott
46 PALUMBO, Joel
48 GROENENBERG, Nicholas
56 GANZER, Michael
60 COSTELLO, Adam
Rushed
Pnts
Value
1
1
1
10
1
1
1
7
1
1
1
1
3
2
5
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
10
1
1
1
2
5
1
1
1
1
1
D.O.B
22/02/85
08/02/88
12/08/89
06/09/83
02/06/81
26/06/85
24/06/77
29/09/80
01/03/76
07/07/79
24/05/85
08/01/85
13/12/85
09/06/88
14/01/82
30/05/81
16/03/88
06/02/83
12/06/88
20/08/87
11/02/88
11/09/82
02/03/83
12/05/85
28/12/83
05/02/85
06/09/86
13/04/83
18/09/89
06/09/86
11/10/80
09/09/88
07/04/83
18/01/82
23/03/87
14/04/90
14/05/89
23/12/89
19/05/85
Recruited
WAFL
from
Games
Boddington
66
Carnarvon
3
South Coogee
4
Tassie Devils
1
Coolbellup
136
Bibra Lake
109
Tambellup
6
East Fremantle
197
Kojonup
35
Brookton/Ping
161
Gippsland, Vic
60
Williams
77
Sth Coogee
15
South Coogee
42
Perth
24
Bullcreek Leeming
39
Ainslie, ACT
10
Kalgoorlie
70
Dunsborough
18
Peel Thunder
21
South Bunbury
7
Sandringham, Vic
59
Roleystone
84
Kukerin/Dumbleyoung 29
Boddington
97
West Arthur
73
Busselton
69
Geelong
20
Bibra Lake
9
Busselton
72
Kent Districts/Essendon 164
Lake Grace
0
Roleystone
60
Fremantle
97
Kardinya
21
South Coogee
0
Kwinana
0
Carnarvon
0
Bullcreek Leeming
0
Goals
Bhds
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WAFL Match Facts
Round 2, 2009 - West Perth v South Fremantle
Scoreboard
League
West Perth
South Fremantle
Last 10 meetings: WP 2; SF 8
At Arena Joondalup. WP 3; SF 7.
WP highest score v SF 37.17 (239) Round 10, 1987
SF highest score v WP 40.18 (258) Round 21, 1981
WP lowest score v SF 1.8 (14) Round 18, 1915
SF lowest score v WP 1.8 (14) Round 13, 1904
WP biggest win v SF 210 points, Round 10, 1987
SF biggest win v WP 180 points, Round 21, 1981
1st
3rd
4th
Umpires Field: Paul Pitchers, Chris Pattinson, Rhett Hollick
Boundary: Brad Hunt, Callum Brown
Goal: Brody Payne, David Shawcross
CLUB NOTES
WEST PERTH www.westperthfc.com.au
SOUTH FREMANTLE www.sffc.com.au
Events
• Senior Presentations 6.00pm Premier Suite Joondalup
• Colts Presentations 8.00pm Premier Suite Arena Joondalup
• 29/05/09 Lunch with Terry Wallace @ Frasers Restaurant. Contact Clair on 93003611
for further information
• Banquet Auction – July 25th 2009
Milestones
• Andrew Strijk 50 games
Injuries
Adam Radici - Hamstring, 2 weeks
Ryan Branch - Ankle, 2 weeks
Simon Crossland - Knee, 8 weeks
Dustin Burns - Shoulder, test
Rob Hunt - Knee, test
Events
• Presentations to be advised.
Injuries
• Reece Adams - ankle 3 weeks
• Gerard Wilkie - groin 1 week
• Sam Fielding - groin 12 weeks
• M Galvin - knee 1 week
• A Sampi - knee 6 weeks
2nd
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CLUB NOTES
Country football
International flavour
for country football
THE West Australian Country Football League
will welcome four United States recruits
to the competition this season as part of a
unique program to promote football in one
of the biggest sporting markets in the world.
The popularity of Australian Rules was evident
at last year’s US AFL Nationals in Colorado
Springs, where 1000 players, officials and
support staff competed at the United States
Airforce Academy Athletic Fields.
Now four players that starred at the Nationals
are preparing to pull on their boots in country
WA this season to experience the game at
grassroots level and take their knowledge
back to the States.
Andrew Werner and Brent Mergen, who were
teammates at the Minnesota Freeze last year,
will both head to the Great Southern Football
League, while Brady Phillips from Kansas
will play for Donnybrook in the South West
Football League and Florida’s Cam Freeman
will line up for Manjimup in the Lower South
West Football League.
Werner, who has a brother in Australia also
pursuing his sporting dream as a basketball
player, had his first taste of Australian Rules
while visiting his sibling in Melbourne last
year.
“My parents and I came over to visit last
year and went and watched a Geelong and
Collingwood game,” he said.
“I loved it and knew of friends back in the
States that were already playing so when I got
back I joined up with the Freeze. I’d played
rugby union for about four years before that
and grew up as a punter in gridiron so the
transition wasn’t too hard.
“I also like playing basketball and soccer and
found Aussie Rules combined all of the sports
I love. I think playing it in Australia is going to
be an incredible experience.”
Werner will play for the Mount Barker Bulls
this season, while his former Freeze teammate
Brent Mergen, will pull on a Denmark Giants
jumper. Both are looking forward to the
possibility of lining up on each other when the
two teams clash.
Mergen, who was an inaugural “Yankeroo”
when on exchange at Fremantle’s Notre
Dame University, is also looking forward to
the chance of playing country football on his
return to Australia.
“I was studying here for a semester when I got
involved with the Yankeroos and the chance to
come back to Australia and play in the country
is something I’m really excited about,” he said.
“I’m not quite sure where I’ll fit in but I’m sure it will be
a great experience. It will be exciting to help spread
the word about Aussie Rules internationally and it’ll
be interesting to see what kind of impact we can have
when we get back to the States.”
Mergen said the free-flowing, action packed nature of
football were aspects of the game he loved, as well as
the full contact.
“It’s just a great game to watch and play, which is why I
think it can take off in the States,” he said.
WA Country Football League general manager Cameron
Knapton said he was great to see four US players arriving
in Western Australia to kick-start the program and hoped
it would lead to an ongoing partnership.
“It’s excellent to see four of them over here to play
football and I’m looking forward to this concept
exposing more young Americans to our great game,” Mr
Knapton said.
Americans Andrew Werner, left and Brent Mergen, get the chance to
play Aussie Rules in WA’s country football league competitions.
Good Guys Award
www.thegoodguys.com.au
At the end of the 2009 WAFL football
season each of the nine WAFL clubs will
nominate the person who they consider to
be the clubs GOOD GUY of the year.
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The winner will receive a Good Guys voucher
which will be presented to them at the
Football Budgets Awards breakfast at the
end of the season.
Community football
Competition closer than
ever as season nears
By Andrea Damonse
The West Australian Amateur Football League kicks off in three
weeks with, the competition promising to be stronger than ever after
the relegation and promotion of teams.
New additions to A-Grade are 2008 B-Grade grand finalists Fremantle
CBC and Collegians.
Wembley and Scarborough have been moved back to B-Grade after
finishing in the bottom two of A-Grade last year.
Collegians will be looking to cap off a premiership winning 2008
campaign in B-Grade with another flag to add to its 1982 Sandover
Shield.
Runner up, Fremantle CBC, is no strangers to A-Grade, having won
its first flag in 1967 and its most recent in 2002, the same year that it
achieved the rare feat of league, reserve and colts premierships.
2008 A-Grade premier North Beach will be chasing its sixth consecutive
and 12th overall Sandover Shield, to put it three flags shy of becoming
the most successful club in WAAFL A Grade history.
Hot on their heels however will be fellow 2008 grand finalists and minor
premier North Fremantle, who is still hungry for its ninth premiership
after a narrow seven-point loss to the Tigers at Medibank Stadium in 08.
University will want to build on a successful 2008 season by reaching
the finals for the first time in over 10 years after narrowly missing out
on percentage points last year.
The most successful club in the WAAFL, University has won 70
premierships in 80 years across different divisions including 15 Sandover
Shields, having won its first in 1929.
The 2009 season for all WAAFL grades commences Saturday, April 18.
Round 1 fixtures:
Saturday, April 18
A-Grade
North Fremantle v North Beach, Gil Fraser Oval.
Whitford v Fremantle C.B.C, MacDonald Reserve
Stirling v Trinty Aquinas, Richard Guefli Reserve
Wesley Curtin v West Coast Cowan, South Oval
University v Collegians, UWA Sports Park
B-Grade
Bullcreek Leeming v Wembley, Beasley Park
Willetton v Melville, Burrendah Reserve
Hamersley Carine v Swan Athletic, Carine Open Space
Mt Lawley v Scarborough, Hamer Park 1
Kingsley v Swan View, Kingsley Park
C-Grade (Black)
Gosnells v Brentwood Booragoon, Gosnells Football Oval
Ballajura v Thornlie, Kingfisher Oval
Kalamunda v Warnbro, Ray Owen Reserve
Wanneroo v Mosman Park, Wanneroo Showgrounds
BYE: Bassendean
C-Grade (Gold)
Belmont Districts v Kingsway, Forster Park
Kenwick v Ocean Ridge, Mills Park
High Wycombe v Maddington, Scott Reserve
Coolbinia West Perth v Cockburn Lakes
BYE: Lynwood Ferndale
D-Grade (Black)
Scarborough 3 v Kelmscott, Millington Reserve
Mustangs v Roleystone, Queens Park Reserve
Swan Valley v Carlisle, Swan Valley Sporting Complex
Coolbellup v Quinns District, Tempest Park
BYE: Swan Athletic 3
D-Grade (Gold)
Dianella Morley v Rossmoyne, Dianella Open Space
Manning v St Norberts, James Miller Oval
Southern River v Ellenbrook, Sutherlands Park
Canning Vic Park South Perth v Kingsley 3, Wyong Reserve
BYE: East Fremantle
E-Grade
Trinity Aquinas v Hamersley Carine 3, Bill Grayden Reserve
North Beach v North Fremantle, Charles Riley Reserve
West Coast Cowan v Wesley Curtin, City Beach Oval
Wembley v University, Henderson Park
Fremantle C.B.C v Whitford, Moris Buzacott Reserve
F-Grade
Swan View 3 v Bayswater, Brown Park
Collegians v Bullcreek Leeming, Dalkeith Oval
Thornlie 3 v Mt Lawley, Thornlie Oval
Warnbro v Stirling, Warnbro Sporting Complex
Melville v Willetton 3, Willetton Reserve
G-Grade
Beechboro v Bassendean 3, Altone Park
Ocean Ridge 3 v Wanneroo 3, Heathridge Park
Brentwood Booragoon 3 v Coolbinia West Perth 3, Karoonda
Park
Kingsway 3 v Ballajura 3, Kingsway Reserve
Forrestdale 3 v Nollamara, William Skeet Oval
H-Grade
Whitford 5 v Manning 3, Heathridge Park
Quinns District 3 v Dianella Morley 3, Ridgewood Park
North Fremantle 5 v Belmont Districts 3, Gil Fraser Oval
Fremantle C.B.C. 5 v East Fremantle 3, Moris Buzacott
BYE: High Wycombe 3
North Beach and North Fremantle
will again be the teams beat in
the WAAFL A-Grade competition.
Picture: Bill Crabb.
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Colts - Saturday, March 28, 9.15am, Rushton Park.
COLOURS: Teal, Blue and White
COACH: Michael Pratt
Peel Thunder Football Club
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
Player
MAY, Bradley
CRANE, Shaun
MCcKENNA, Liam
LUFF, Christopher
MASON, Rhett
CATALANO, Joel
McFARLANE, Devin
DAWSON, Mitchell
ROWLANDS, Jade
PETERSON, Joshua
OLIVER, Chris
BROWN, Mitch
BENNELL, Harley
LAWLER, Kieran
PAYRITS, Aaron
PIGGOT, Blake
WILSON, Joshua
FLEAY, Tom
WILSON, Blayne
TINKER, Bradley
LARKINS, Mathew
BLACK, Aaron
PODMORE, Zachary
BESWICK, Dean
WILSON, Mitchell
ANDERSON, Nathan
BOYLE, James
DOHERTY, Mathew
CARROLL, Tom
VLAHOV, Jacob
MORABITO, Anthony
BOUCAUT, Damien
EDWARDS, Chris
ANDERSON, Mitchell
COWDREY, Benjamin
O’DRISCOLL, Joel
BUTCHER, Kieran
MEYERS, Lincoln
POHLENZ-SAW, Phillip
DOB
10/03/92
21/01/91
18/04/92
07/01/91
30/03/91
21/08/91
04/09/92
16/08/91
30/04/91
11/05/91
29/10/90
04/03/91
02/10/92
06/03/91
20/05/91
11/04/91
27/02/92
13/11/90
26/01/92
02/04/92
20/04/92
29/11/90
30/09/92
01/03/91
06/02/92
17/12/92
06/12/92
17/04/92
07/03/91
17/09/92
29/10/91
20/02/92
26/08/91
17/12/92
26/06/92
20/01/92
02/03/92
02/01/92
04/11/90
Recruited from
Pinjarra
Eaton
Safety Bay
Halls Head
Waroona
Waroona
South Mandurah
Waroona
Mandurah Mustangs
Halls Head
Rockingham
Pinjarra
Pinjarra
Halls Head
Halls Head
Harvey
Safety Bay
HBL
Halls Head
Pinjarra
South Mandurah
Eaton
Mandurah Centrals
Pinjarra
Halls Head
Rockingham
Halls Head
HBL
Waroona
Baldivis
HBL
Halls Head
South Mandurah
Rockingham
North Mandurah
Pinjarra
HBL
Halls Head
Baldivis
1st
Colts Scoreboard
Peel Thunder
Perth
Goals
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2nd
3rd
COLOURS: Black and Red
COACH: Damien McMahon
Perth Football Club
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1
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
22
23
24
25
27
28
29
4th
Player
ELARI,Aaron
MCLAUGHLIN,Kyle
CONCA,Reece
CRAMER,Brad
TURVEY,Aaron
MOORE,Scott
SMITH,Liam
FLORIO,Michael
HODGE,Brett
BLACKBURN,Matthew
STUART,Kerwin
CRABTREE,James
BUSHER,Hayden
HANSEN,Curtis
SERU,Sainivalati
RODGERS,Matt
LEESON,Joel
WARNER,Dylan
HARRIS,Jordan
STEARNE,Dominic
O’DRISCOLL,Jake
KORIC,Jamie
DUFTY,Bryn
HOUGHTON,Joel
KICKETT,Cameron
D.O.B
24/04/91
31/07/90
12/08/92
16/07/90
26/02/91
13/09/90
04/11/91
28/02/91
06/05/91
07/12/90
16/11/92
18/08/90
21/08/91
05/09/91
21/03/91
01/09/90
08/08/91
30/07/92
23/08/90
05/12/90
04/07/91
05/10/91
10/06/92
26/11/91
21/06/91
Recruited from
Swan Lee
Cervantes
Victoria Park/ Trinity
Mazenod
Winnacott
Belmont
Lynwood/Ferndale
Thornlie
Thornlie
South Perth/Aquinas
Toodyay Lions
Belmont
Victoria Park
Queens Park/Kenwick
Queens Park
Scotch College/Cunderdin
Dongara
Willetton
Scotch College/Cunderdin
South Perth
Victoria Park
Aquinas/ Mingenew
Victoria Park
Huntingdale
Railways Northam
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Umpires Field: Alistair Standing, Matt Dodgson
Boundary: Adam Grixti, Sam Ziegelaar, Ben O’Neill
Goal: Rick Payne, Alastair Raithel
Reserves - Saturday, March 28, 11.45am, Rushton Park.
COLOURS: Teal, Blue and White
Coach: Nigel Wilson
No.
11
17
19
22
23
24
26
27
28
30
31
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
50
51
53
54
56
58
59
60
Player
HOLMES, Bradley
JONES, Jordan
HILL, Brandon
GIUMELLI, Justin
PAGE, Brendan
SENIOR, Rhys
UGLE, Densil
TRIPLETT, Bradley
BESWICK, Robert
HUMPHRIES, Albert
ATTHOWE, Christopher
BAKER, Justin
ELLARD, Benn
ROLFE, Damian
DAWSON, Robert
TIMBRELL, Caillan
WARE, Mathew
GREEN, Bradley
McDONALD, Alan
HOLMES, Michael
HUMPHRIES, Alby
OELSNIK, Will
FERRIER, Jake
GREEN, Mitch
BOLTON, Joshua
PADWICK, Lloyd
McPHAN, David
NEW, John
DUNBAR, Ben
COPPEN, Jack
EYRE, Ryan
BACKSHALL, Dwayne
BLOXSIDGE, Rhys
Reserves Scoreboard
Peel Thunder
Perth
D.O.B
03/09/88
29/06/90
18/07/80
14/02/89
01/11/83
19/07/89
13/12/89
12/04/89
15/04/88
05/09/87
14/02/89
25/07/87
09/05/90
04/07/85
28/11/85
07/08/90
13/09/84
30/01/89
17/05/82
18/10/85
05/09/87
28/09/85
04/11/89
07/05/90
18/10/89
25/03/90
20/06/85
20/03/89
26/03/90
15/07/89
11/05/90
22/04/90
07/08/84
1st
Recruited from
South Mandurah
Geelong Falcons/WCE
Pinjarra
Waroona
Lavington
Halls Head
West Perth
Halls Head
Pinjarra
Narrogin
Eaton Boomers
Mandurah
Donnybrook
Pinjarra
Noranda
Rockingham
Rockingham
Rockingham
Baldivis
South Mandurah
Narrogin
Eaton Boomers
South Mandurah
Augusta Marg River
Narrogin
Rockingham
Belconnen Magpies
Rockingham
Rockingham
Baldivis
Donnybrook
Pinjarra
Waroona
2nd
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3rd
COLOURS: Black and Red
COACH: Paul Maher
Perth Football Club
Bhds
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4
7
13
22
23
24
26
29
30
32
33
37
38
39
40
42
43
44
45
46
47
52
53
54
60
4th
Player
BILLINGS, Christopher
BRUCE, Tim
ROBINSON, Drew
EDWARDS, Brett
WELBURN, Mat
POWER, Ben
DELLABOSCA, Luke
DEEVES, Mark
LEESON,Brent
O’SULLIVAN, Daniel
FAIRCLOUGH, Tom
RUSSELL, Justin
KING, Hayden
SNEEUWJAGT, Bernard
CLIFFORD, Shaun
ZUCCONI, Zach
MCDONALD, Leighton
SPELDEWINDE, Brett
VIDOT, Chris
PEEDLE, Rhys
SIEKIERKA, Jason
BRENNAN, Jason
CLARKE, Ben
UGLE, Scott
DAWKINS, Ben
DOB
10/12/87
06/01/89
14/03/85
02/08/81
18/09/89
27/02/90
11/02/90
13/06/89
30/06/89
07/02/87
12/10/87
24/02/89
07/11/89
17/03/89
23/03/88
05/04/90
31/03/89
28/05/88
16/02/89
16/02/90
09/06/88
23/02/90
26/04/90
28/09/89
30/06/89
Recruited from
Rossmoyne
Claremont
Gosnells
Nth Ballarat
Toodyay
South Perth
South Perth
Subiaco
Dongara
Trinity, Aquinas
Vic Park
Trinity College
Dowerin
South Perth
Lynwood Ferndale
Trinity
Kenwick
Carnamah
Queens Park
Lynwood Ferndale
Northam JFC, Aquinas
Federals Avon
Goomalling
Thornlie
Victoria Park
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Umpires Field: Peter McCaw, Rob McCaw, Greg Rolfe
Boundary: Hugo Robinson, Ben Walker
Goal: Kendall Ball, Kevin Beermier
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SCORING GOALS
WITH GREAT SERVICE.
30 LOCAL BRANCHES SUPPORTING LOCAL FOOTBALL ( 1300 AUTOMASTERS
League - Saturday, March 28, 2.15pm, Rushton Park.
Broadcast: 990AM Information Radio.
Perth Football Club
COLOURS: Black and Red Coach: Andrew Jarman
COLOURS: Teal, Blue and White Coach: Chris Waterman
No. Player
Pnts D.O.B
Value
16/07/87
1
11/04/81
10 02/03/83
1
16/12/80
1
28/06/86
1
05/11/85
1
08/09/86
8
20/04/82
3
27/04/84
1
17/01/86
1
03/09/88
30/05/88
29/10/91
24/01/89
10 30/06/82
1
07/01/91
29/06/90
10 23/05/84
1
18/07/80
1
21/10/88
12 28/05/79
1
14/02/89
5
11/01/83
1
19/07/89
10 01/10/78
1
12/04/89
1
15/04/88
1
25/04/89
23/11/86
1
14/02/89
02/04/90
1
13/09/84
1
08/04/86
1
17/05/82
1
28/09/85
1
07/05/90
2
27/01/84
1
17/10/88
5
20/06/85
1 BALLANTYNE, Hayden *
2 HAINES, Daniel
3 ROSA, Simon
4 BUSZAN, Dean
5 O’BRIEN, Rory
6 BATTYE, Matt
7 BLOXSIDGE, Kane
8 HAMMOND, Luke
9 McLEOD, Hayden
10 CHARTRES, Danny
11 HOLMES, Bradley
12 OBRIEN, Brock*
13 MORABITO, Anthony
14 SCHOFIELD, Will *
15 BEECK, Zac
16 LUFF, Christopher
17 JONES, Jordan *
18 ROBINS, Kain
19 HILL, Brandon
20 HOWLETT, Ben
21 BLACK, Heath
22 GIUMOLLI, Justin
23 PAGE, Brendan
24 SENIOR, Rhys
25 LOCK, Damien
27 TRIPLETT, Bradley
28 BESWICK, Robert
29 CLARKE, Tom
30 ROSA, Matt *
31 ATTHOWE, Chris
32 EBERT, Brad*
38 WARE, Mathew
40 BOONE, Adam
41 MCDONALD, Alan
44 OELSNIK, Will
46 GREEN, Mitch
48 BOLTON, Quinton
49 BROWN, Mathew
51 McPHAN, David
Rushed
Recruited
WAFL
from
Games
Peel Thunder/ Fremantle 59
Sth Mand
112
Bendigo Bombers
19
Pin/E.Perth
134
Pinjarra
55
Pinjarra
65
Waroona
45
Yarrawonga Bris.
18
E.Frem
79
Peel Thunder / Essendon 26
South Mandurah
6
Peel Thunder/Frem
36
Harvey/Bruns/Les
1
Geelong Falcons/WCE 28
East Perth
71
Halls Head
2
Geelong Falcons/WCE
0
Eaglehawk
1
Pinjarra
139
Donnybrook
42
Fremantle
20
Waroona
4
Lavington
6
Halls Head
6
Eaglehawk
1
Halls Head
10
Pinjarra
15
Eaton Boomers
3
Warracknabeal Nth/West Coast
Eaton Boomers
13
Port Adelaide/West Coast 3
Rockingham
1
Mandurah
21
Baldivis
45
Eaton Boomers
Augusta Margaret River
Sth Frem
75
Harv/Bruns/Les
27
Belconnen Magpies
0
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1 VENDITTI, Daniel
27/03/87
2 COOK, Troy
12/08/76
3 YOUNG, Ross
09/09/83
4 BILLINGS, Christopher
10/12/87
5 KRUEGER, Josh
27/10/83
6 MZUNGU, Tendai
28/02/86
8 LANG, Kade
08/02/83
9 SIEKIERKA, Scott
12/02/84
10 RUFFLES, Tim *
05/10/90
11 RANSTED, Kane
1
13/02/87
12 SMITH, Ashley *
20/07/90
14 WHITE, Dene
1
16/12/88
15 THORNTON, Ash
6
29/12/86
16 JONES, Brendon
1
18/04/86
17 ARMSTRONG, Steven
1
12/01/84
18 KAYLER-THOMSON, Jarrod 1
26/07/85
19 SELWOOD, Scott *
27/03/90
20 MOODY, Matthew
10 23/09/85
21 ZUCCONI, Aaron
1
14/05/86
22 EDWARDS, Brett
1
02/08/81
27 McLERNON, Clayton
1
18/07/85
28 DICK, Dean
1
29/12/88
30 DRUM, Marcus *
01/05/87
32 O’SULLIVAN, Daniel
1
07/02/87
35 FERGUSON, Matthew
10 01/10/84
41 DAVIES, Louis
2
29/10/87
45 VIDOT, Chris
1
16/02/89
46 PEEDLE, Rhys
1
16/02/90
48 MAYNE, Chris *
02/11/88
53 CLARKE, Ben
1
26/04/90
56 SULLIVAN, Will *
24/08/89
58 BROWN, Eddie
1
18/03/85
61 MATHER, Micheal
1
13/05/90
Rushed
WAFL Match Facts
Round 2, 2009 - Peel Thunder v Perth
1st
Recruited
WAFL
from
Games
Trinity
28
Kenwick
84
Carlton FC
12
Rossmoyne
28
Glenelg
26
Trinity, Aquinas
37
Mazenod
93
Northam
85
North Ballarat
0
Vic Park
33
Dandenong Stingrays
0
Quairading
18
Peel Thunder
44
Quairading
82
Perth
37
Newtown
69
Bendigo Pioneers
9
Brisbane Lions, South Frem 5
South Perth
55
Nth Ballarat
3
South Perth
46
Fedrals Northam
0
Murray U18
28
Trinity, Aquinas
0
St Kilda
0
Williams
0
Queens Park
5
Lynwood Ferndale
0
Belmont
11
Goomalling
0
Western Jets
20
Gosnells
0
Bullcreek Leeming
0
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Umpires Field: Scott McPhee, Jeff Dalgleish, Craig O’Donoghue
Boundary: Dayne Whalan, Brett Dalgleish
Goal: Brett Rogers, Jack Crawshaw
CLUB NOTES
PERTH www.perthfc.com.au
CLUB NOTES
Events
• Perth Colts presentations will take place with Peel Thunder at ¼ time in the Reserves game in
Function area Perth Reserves and League presentations will take place after the match in the
Peel Thunder Function area at 6.00pm
• Footy on the Road Show at the Perth Football Club Friday 24 April. Free entry with bar snacks
available, or dine in style with your guests on a reserved. VIP front row table. Tickets $55 each
include two course meal and all drinks. Book by phoning Liz on 9362 4499. Tables of ten
available.
Injuries
PATCHING,Michael - Shoulder, 12 weeks
THORNTON,Bryce - Knee ACL, season
HEISE,Cameron - Knee ACL, season
Events
• Presentations main lounge Rushton Park at 6pm
• 28/03 Past Players round 12pm main lounge Rushton Park.
• 31/03 Peel Thunder Golf Day at Secret Harbour Golf Links. Contact Club for further
information 08 9535 3448
• PTFC ‘100 Club Marquee’ sponsored by Century 21 Coast Realty, available at home games.
News Membership currently 1,274
Life Memberships awarded to Steve Bazzo and Kim McDonald 6pm main lounge Rushton Park.
Milestones
Debut Rd 1 Mathew Ware, Anthony Marabito
Club Debut Heath Black, Kain Robins, Damien Lock
D.O.B
Scoreboard
League
Peel Thunder
Perth
Last 10 meetings: PT 5; Pth 5
At Rushton Park. EP 5; EF 5.
PT highest score v PTH 19.15 (129) Round 8, 2000
PTH highest score v PT 23.18 (156) Round 18, 1997
PT lowest score v PTH 4.10 (34) Round 4, 1999
PTH lowest score v PT 7.13 (55) Round 21, 2008
PT biggest win v PTH 35 points, Round 17, 2000
PTH biggest win v PT 96 points, Round 18, 1997
PEEL THUNDER www.peelthunder.com.au
Pnts
Value
1
1
10
1
10
1
1
1
17
NARKLE RETURNS TO EAGLES
West Coast has announced former player Phil Narkle as its new
indigenous liaison officer.
Narkle will join the Eagles in early April.
He was an inaugural member of the Eagles squad and played in the
club’s first game, against Richmond in 1987. He has been
employed by the club on a part-time basis for the past couple of years
scouting WAFL games.
As the club’s indigenous liaison officer, Narkle will work closely with
members of the player development team, as well as the
club’s recruiting staff, community staff and the David Wirrpanda
Foundation.
“Phil will be one of the very few indigenous officers working in
AFL clubs,” said Eagles general manager football operations Neale
Daniher.
“His broad experience and unique skills set will be of great benefit to
what is a very specialised role at West Coast. We are looking forward
to his contribution.”
AFL ROUND 1 BRISBANE V WEST COAST
GABBA, Saturday March 28, 6.10pm (local time)
BRISBANE
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HARDING, Scott
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POWER, Luke
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ADCOCK, Jed
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NOTTING, Tim
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MCGRATH, Ashley ..........
RICH, Daniel
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SHERMAN, Justin ..........
HAWKSLEY, James ..........
KING, Kieran
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TYLER, Matt
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BROWN, Jonathan ..........
BRENNAN, Jared ..........
BANFIELD, Todd
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CHARMAN, Jamie ..........
BLACK, Simon
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MERRETT, Daniel ..........
COLLIER, Tom
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PATFULL, Joel
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MACDONALD, Joel ..........
GARNER, Pat*
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SELWOOD, Troy
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ROE, Jason
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REDDEN, Jack
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HOOPER, Rhan
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AUSTIN, Matt
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CLOUSTON, Scott ..........
HANLEY, Pearce* ..........
MURRAY, Daniel* ..........
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LECRAS, Mark
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NICOSKI, Mark
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WATERS, Beau
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SELWOOD, Scott ..........
PRIDDIS, Matt
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MASTEN, Chris
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SEABY, Mark
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SWIFT, Tom
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KENNEDY, Josh
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COX, Dean
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SHUEY, Luke
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GLASS, Darren
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ROSA, Matt
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HURN, Shannon ..........
BUTLER, Sam
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MCKINLEY, Ben ..........
SMITH, Ashley
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HANSEN, Ashley ..........
SPANGHER, Matt ..........
SCHOFIELD, Will ..........
EMBLEY, Andrew ..........
JONES, Jordan
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NOTTE, Tony
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MCGINNITY, Patrick .........
WILSON, Callum * ..........
SELWOOD, Adam ..........
JONES, Brett
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HUNTER, Adam ..........
SULLIVAN, Will * ..........
STAKER, Brent
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WILKES, Beau
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ARROWSMITH, Ashley*.......
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Narkle’s playing career:
Born: January 29, 1962. Height: 175cm. Weight: 65kg.
Drafted: 1986* From: St Kilda. Debut: Round 1, 1987.
Games: 18; Goals: 18; Other club/s: Swan Districts
Games: 178 Swan Districts; 48 St Kilda; 5 WA State games
Recruited from St Kilda as part of the inaugural West Coast squad.
Football Honours: Won the Medallists Medal in 1977 for the fairest
and best player in the WAFL colts competition.
In 1978 was judged Swan Districts best first year player and in 1981
was fairest and best at Swans.
In 1982, 1983 and 1990 he was a premiership player with Swan Districts
and in 1983 won the Sandover Medal. In 1987 he earned All-Australian
honours and in 1992 and 1993 he was captain of Swan Districts.
INJURIES
Beau Waters (elbow) season
Luke Shuey (groin) indefinite
Beau Wilkes (finger) 5 weeks
Nick Naitanui (knee) 4 weeks
Pat McGinnity (jaw) 2 weeks
Ash Smith (hamstring) 2 weeks
Josh Kennedy (foot) test
Adam Selwood (knee) test
BRISBANE V WEST COAST
Played 35; Brisbane 8; Eagles 26; Draw 1
At the Gabba. Played 12; Brisbane 5; Eagles 7
Brisbane has won two of the past three between the sides.
Last year they were one win apiece between the sides, each
winning at home.
Last time out
BRISBANE
5.4 11.5
14.7
17.11
(113)
WEST COAST
3.3 5.6
8.10
9.13
(67)
Goals: Brisbane: D.Bradshaw 4, J.Charman 3, J.Brown 3, A.Corrie
2, T.Johnstone 2, A.McGrath, J.Drummond, M.Clark.
West Coast: A.Hansen 2, Q.Lynch 2, M.LeCras 2, J.McNamara,
D.Wirrpanda, B.McKinley
Best: Brisbane: B.Dalziell, L.Power, S.Black, J.Drummond,
T.Johnstone, J.Brown, D.Bradshaw.
West Coast: D.Cox, A.Embley, C.Fletcher, A.Selwood, B.Staker,
A.Hansen, M.Nicoski, J.McNamara, Q.Lynch, D.Wirrpanda
Crowd: 27,784 at Brisbane Cricket Ground on Saturday, 19th
July
* rookie
SCOREBOARD
Brisbane
West Coast
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
18
News from the Dockers
AFL ROUND 1 FREMANTLE V WESTERN BULLDOGS
Subiaco Oval, Sunday, March 29, 4.10pm
NEW NO.1
Golfer Nick O’Hern is Fremantle’s No.1 Ticket Holder for 2009.
The Perth-born Tour Professional, who is the only golfer to have beaten
Tiger Woods twice in match play, has supported Fremantle since the
club’s inaugural 1995 season.
The 37-year-old, who has been a full time member of the US PGA Tour since
2006 – the same year he won the Australian PGA Championship – takes
over the mantle of No.1 Ticket Holder from former NBA star Luc Longley.
O’Hern said he had no hesitation in accepting the status when the offer
was first put to him.
“I felt very honoured to have been given the opportunity,” he said. “I’m
looking forward to becoming more involved with the club and assisting
Fremantle in any way possible to have their best year to date.”
Not surprisingly, there is a golfing link as to why Matthew Pavlich is
O’Hern’s favourite Fremantle player.
“I’ve always admired Matthew and the way he plays the game,” he said.
“Obviously, he’s hugely talented, but that doesn’t mean much if you
don’t have the work ethic, and he excels in that area. He plays a bit of
golf, so I’d be keen to see if I can out drive the big fella!
“I’m excited about the year ahead.
“I think Fremantle have a great core group of players…there are some
quality young guys coming through the ranks and Mark Harvey seems
a good fit for the team. He is a hard nosed coach who is willing to back
his players fully and give his all for the club. I know they lost a few games
down to the wire last season but that experience will put them in good
stead to close out games better this year.”
UPDATES
Dean Solomon (Suspended) back Round 2
Des Headland (achilles tendonitis) back Round 3
FREMANTLE
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18 MCPHARLIN, Luke ..........
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23 MAYNE, Chris
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27 GILMORE, Daniel ..........
28 MURPHY, Ryan
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30 CLARKE, Zac
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32 HILL, Stephen
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34 HALL, Christopher ..........
35 RUFFLES, Tim
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36 BROWNE, Andrew ..........
37 JOHNSON, Michael ..........
38 WALTERS, Michael ..........
39 SIBOSADO, Casey *..........
40 DE BOER, Matthew* ..........
41 DUFFIELD, Paul
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44 CONNELLY, Brent *..........
45 SHEPHEARD, Hamish* ......
46 PEARCE, Clancee *..........
47 VAN BERLO, Jay *..........
48 BROUGHTON, Greg*..........
* rookie
FREMANTLE V WESTERN BULLDOGS
Played 17; Dockers 7; Bulldogs 10
At Subiaco Oval. Played 6; Dockers 4; Bulldogs 2
Bulldogs have won the past three contests between the two clubs.
Last time out
BULLDOGS
6.3
9.4
11.8
17.12
(114)
FREMANTLE
6.2
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14.8
17.9
(111)
Goals: Bulldogs: R.Murphy 3, J.Akermanis 3, A.Cooney 2, S.Welsh
2, D.Giansiracusa 2, W.Minson, N.Eagleton, M.Hahn, B.Hudson,
B.Johnson. Fremantle: C.Tarrant 4, M.Pavlich 4, B.Peake 2, G.Ibbotson,
D.Mundy, D.Solomon, R.Crowley, J.Farmer, K.Bradley, R.Palmer.
Best: Bulldogs: D.Cross, A.Cooney, R.Griffen, N.Eagleton,
D.Giansiracusa, M.Boyd, J.Akermanis, R.Murphy, B.Lake. Fremantle:
P.Bell, R.Palmer, H.Black, B.Peake, M.Johnson, D.Mundy, R.Hayden,
K.Bradley, G.Ibbotson, C.Tarrant, L.McPharlin, S.Dodd, A.Sandilands,
M.Pavlich
Crowd: 35,624 at Subiaco Oval on Sunday, 18th May
SCOREBOARD
Fremantle
Western Bulldogs
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HIGGINS, Shaun ..........
HAHN, Mitch
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REID, Sam
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WARD, Callan
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OGLE, Chris*
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4th
YEARS. GRAND FINALS. PREMIERSHIPS.
AND VERY PROUD SPONSOR
Colts - Saturday, March 28, 9.15am, Steel Blue Oval.
Swan Districts Football Club
No.
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Player
HENDERSON, Daniel
MARTIN, Thomas
MORTIN, Wes
FAULKNER, Adam
BONNETT, Luke
GARLETT, Clinton
KNEZOVIC, Marinko
DALY, Lance
PULLMAN, Sam
WALLING, Kris
BODDY, Cameron
MORRIS, Josh
OUTRIDGE, Matthew
ARMSTRONG, John
McKINLAY, Adam
ADAMS, Luke
KHAN, Jamie
HARRISON, Stanley
HOUGH, Travis
HUMPHRIES, Billy
POTTS, Daniel
BERRIE, David
McDONALD, Daniel
BOSTLEMAN, Michael
McHUTCHEON, Dylan
McKINLAY, Brett
BLINMAN, Garrick
HAYDEN, Jordan
GARLETT, Dylan
VAN GRONINGEN, Brett
WOODHAMS, Brett
FRENCH, Bradley
UGLE, Jordan
HINKLEY, Luke
D.O.B
30/04/91
20/12/91
16/04/92
03/05/92
14/10/90
16/04/91
10/08/91
26/04/91
11/09/91
11/12/91
14/02/91
25/12/90
07/01/92
06/12/91
22/09/91
10/08/91
Recruited from
Kalamunda
Kalamunda
Guildford Grammar
High Wycombe
Trinity
Carey Park
Kalamunda
Midvale
Guildford Grammar
Forrestfield
High Wycombe
Eastern Hills
High Wycombe
Kalamunda
Eastern Hills
Kalamunda
Carey Park
Guildford Grammar
Bassendean
Bassendean
Bunbury
Guildford Grammar
Upper Swan
Trinity
Swan Valley
Eastern Hills
Wanneroo
High Wycombe
Carey Park
Kalamunda
Bassendean
Swanleigh
Bunbury
Bassendean
14/08/91
14/11/91
08/07/92
10/08/90
15/10/90
04/10/92
29/01/91
29/12/91
22/09/92
16/12/92
23/07/91
21/08/92
19/03/91
10/04/92
07/04/91
30/11/92
25/02/91
1st
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Subiaco
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COLOURS: Maroon and Gold
COACH: Jarrad Schofield
Subiaco Football Club
COLOURS: Black and White
Coach: Greg Harding
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Player
MINITER, Lewis
WADE, Ryan
HOSKINS, Craig
TAYLOR, Alex
PROTT, Ryan
PROTT, Morgan
GREEN, Brodie
CHAMPION, Luke
PISANO, Jarrad
LINDSAY, Jon
CULLEN, Mathew
AURISCH, Jarrad
JOYCE, Damon
McCAFFREY, Lachlan
SHEEHAN, Ryan
SYMONDS, Luke
MURRAY, Trent
NESBITT, Jack
TROTT, Christopher
DE ROSA, Ben
HUNT, Joshua
SCOTT, Nikolas
DIXON, Matthew
COSGROVE, Jamie
BEVAN, Kynan
PEMBER, James
ROUT, Robert
DODD, Michael
MEAD, Chris
SMITH, Ryan
COTTERILL, Kimberly
HUNTER, William
HACKETT, Kristian
DIAMOND, Andy
CAMPBELL, Kahlil
MELVIN, Edward
D.O.B
20/03/91
05/07/91
15/10/92
03/10/90
02/04/91
02/04/91
12/03/91
17/10/90
10/12/91
28/07/90
14/07/91
27/06/91
15/06/91
23/12/90
06/02/91
23/02/92
10/06/91
02/08/90
28/04/91
06/08/92
25/01/91
30/10/91
12/06/92
25/01/92
30/04/91
15/01/92
03/07/91
10/10/91
22/08/92
03/03/91
23/02/91
22/07/90
06/06/92
06/04/92
17/04/92
30/11/92
Recruited From
Nollamara
Kingsley
Sorrento Duncraig
Warwick Greenwood
Gibson - Esperance
Gibson - Esperance
Gibson - Esperance
Carine
Kingsley
Carine
Kalgoorlie City - Goldfields
Gibson - Esperance
Carine
Carine
JPC Saints - Goldfields
Sorrento Duncraig
Scarborough
Carine
Clontarf/Goldfields
Carine
Mines Rovers - Goldfields
Newtown Condingup - Esperance
Cardinals
Carine
Leonora
Warwick Greenwood
Railways - Goldfields
Carine
Carine
Augusta Margaret River
Leonora
Claremont
Sorrento Duncraig
Kingsley
Sorrento Duncraig
Aquinas
Goals Bhds
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Umpires Field: Matt Adams, Edward Williams
Boundary: Tom Busing, Kris Healy
Goal: Tracey Carrod, Luke Edwards
Reserves - Saturday, March 28, 11.45am, Steel Blue Oval.
COLOURS:
COLOURS:
Teal,Black
Blueand
andWhite
White
COACH:
Coach: Cris
PeterBayliss
Kelly
No.
4
5
6
9
10
12
14
15
20
21
23
26
30
31
32
37
39
41
43
45
47
48
49
50
52
53
54
55
56
57
59
60
61
62
64
65
Player
SIMPSON, Justin
EMBLEY, James
ROWLANDS, Rhys
McKINLAY, Michael
LAMMIE, Wesley A/
IPAVIZ, Dean
JOHNSON, Michael
POTENTE, Steven
SHINE, Nathan
PENSE, Phillip
FLEMING, Jason
ROBINSON, Jarrod
JOHNSTON, David
AITCHISON, Matthew
JETTA, Graham
O’REILLY, Daniel
PARRY, Simon
DALY, Ben
BONNEY, Peter
DELLA VEDOVA, Keith
HARVEY, Dylan
WOLFENDEN, Brett
McGUIRE, Liam
MARTIN, Neil
KEIGHRAN, Dean
HINKLEY, Brian
NICHOLS, Alex
ROBINSON, Kane
JOHNSTON, Michael
NICHOLAS, Tyson
JOHNS, Dane
GARDNER, Bradley
WILSON, Deromitt
FARRELL, Clinton
POTTS, Daniel
MANUEL, Cameron
Reserves Scoreboard
Swan Distrcts
Subiaco
D.O.B
23/01/88
27/03/89
12/06/85
12/10/87
26/12/88
31/10/83
27/01/88
10/10/90
23/01/88
21/08/81
28/12/85
09/01/84
Recruited From
Forrestfield
Trinity
High Wycombe
Eastern Hills
South Bunbury
Manunda Hawks
High Wycombe
High Wycombe
Harvey Brunswick
Railways
Campbell Town
High Wycombe
Bunbury
Kalamunda
Bridgetown
Upper Swan
La Salle
Kalamunda
South Hedland
Forrestfield
Guildford Grammar
High Wycombe
Bunbury
Federals
Bassendean
Bassendean
Upper Swan
Federals
Bunbury
Kalamunda
South Bunbury
Midvale
Port Hedland
Gidgegannup
Bunbury
Swan Athletic
01/06/88
11/11/86
28/02/88
29/05/90
10/04/85
22/06/89
25/02/88
16/02/90
20/07/89
26/07/86
14/04/88
18/01/89
20/07/89
20/11/86
29/04/88
18/02/89
23/09/89
23/03/90
13/03/90
04/05/90
02/03/90
10/08/90
04/11/89
1st
2nd
Goals
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COLOURS: Maroon and Gold
COACH: Paul Vines
No.
12
15
17
19
20
22
25
26
29
30
31
33
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
45
46
47
48
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
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Player
DOUGLAS, Scott
PHELAN, Chris
BEATTIE, Anthony
WHITBREAD, Matt
WOODEN, Jake
WALKER, Ben
MARTIN, Stephen
JACOBS, Julian
WHITE, Simon
GRACE, Ben
DENNIS - LANE, Trent
HOOKWAY, Daniel
NAZZARI, Peter
BLECHYNDEN, Reece
RE, Marc
WATSON, Josh
STACK, Raphael
KERR, Rhett
ENDERS, Cody
GENOVESE, Michael
ARMSTRONG, Gavin
BRADSHAW, Clint
MULLER, Rory
STEWART, Nathan
MATHANDA, Shea
McMAHON, James
BELLINI, Mark
ALEXANDER, Codey
WARD, Scott
CARLON, Jess
DAVEY, Abe
BOWNES, Stuart
BLACKMAN, Mana
SCANTLEBURY, Robert
HACK, Alexander
D.O.B
24/10/85
25/07/88
13/12/80
01/02/90
16/06/88
09/05/84
25/05/88
02/01/89
17/06/88
10/07/89
30/08/88
22/07/89
16/11/89
02/02/90
20/01/88
16/06/90
06/02/87
07/12/88
05/10/90
10/12/87
08/06/90
31/10/89
12/06/90
08/05/90
06/04/90
29/03/89
04/05/89
14/02/89
05/08/88
15/07/89
20/12/89
09/07/87
03/05/90
20/02/90
24/11/89
Recruited From
Swan Districts
Kingsley
Toodyay
Sorrento-Duncraig
Collie
Carine
Karrinyup
Ports - Esperance
Carine
Carine
Carine
Sorrento-Duncraig
Marist
Sorrento-Duncraig
Kingsley
Gibson - Esperance
Kingsley
Boulder City - Goldfields
Trinity
Warwick/Greenwood
Claremont
Ports - Esperance
Marist
Hale
Mines Rovers - Goldfileds
Kingsley
Claremont
Condingup - Esperance
Sorrento-Duncraig
Boulder City - Goldfields
Sorrento-Duncraig
Sorrento-Duncraig
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Umpires Field: Travis Norton, Chris McCann, Steven Gaensler
Boundary: Hugo Robinson, Jason Dick, Brodie Ward
Goal: Simon Thomas, Sam Hunter
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9378 3311
Get the team that gets results
Ian Wellstead
Principal
Denise Wellstead
Principal
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Above Expectations, Above the Rest
w w w.professionalswellsteadteam.com.au
League - Saturday, March 28, 2.15pm, Steel Blue Oval.
Broadcast: ABC TV, 107.9 Radio Fremantle.
COLOURS: Black and White Coach: Brian Dawson
COLOURS: Maroon and Gold COACH: Scott Watters
No. Player
Pnts
Value
1
10
1
1
1
12
5
1
1
1
1
1
1
5
0
1
7
5
0
1
1
1
0
1
1
3
5
0
1
1
0
1
0
0
1
1
2
0
0
0
D.O.B
1 CASSERLY, Travis
20/05/87
2 SPAANDERMAN, Llane
10/02/86
4 SIMPSON, Justin
23/01/88
5 EMBLEY, James
27/03/89
6 ROWLANDS, Rhys
12/06/85
7 CARR, Matthew
29/12/77
8 ROBINSON, Brett
04/12/85
9 McKINLAY, Michael
12/10/87
10 LAMMIE, Wesley A/
26/12/88
11 AMES, Tallan
18/10/83
13 JETTA, Lewis
04/05/89
14 JOHNSON, Michael
27/01/83
15 POTENTE, Steven
10/10/90
16 TWOMEY, Wayde
02/01/86
17 DAVIS, Ryan*
07/06/89
18 McKINLAY, David
21/12/85
19 COLREAVY, Ben
29/01/82
23 FLEMING, Jason
28/12/85
24 HUNTER, Adam*
18/06/81
25 SPENCER, Matthew
14/03/82
26 ROBINSON, Jarrod
09/01/84
27 LANGE, Adam
12/01/79
28 NOTTE, Tony*
15/04/90
29 PULLMAN, Josh
10/06/89
32 JETTA, Graham
11/11/86
34 BOWERS, Aaron
04/07/86
35 GEAPPEN, Tim
13/10/83
36 PEARCE, Clancee*
23/10/90
37 O’REILLY, Daniel
28/02/88
38 ROBERTS, Joshua
28/04/84
40 PRATT, Luke*
08/10/89
41 DALY, Ben
10/04/85
44 HINKLEY, Clayton*
21/02/89
46 NAITANUI, Nicholas*
04/05/90
48 WOLFENDEN, Brett
20/07/89
49 McGUIRE, Liam
26/07/86
50 MARTIN, Neil
14/04/88
51 WALTERS, Michael*
07/01/91
70 EMBLEY, Andrew*
27/06/81
72 HANSEN, Ashley*
03/03/83
Rushed
Recruited
WAFL Goals
Bhds
from
Games
Ellenbrook
7 ............. ............
East Perth
49 ............. ............
Forrestfield
23 ............. ............
Trinity
4 ............. ............
High Wycombe
20 ............. ............
East Fremantle
7 ............. ............
Werribee
21 ............. ............
Eastern Hills
19 ............. ............
South Bunbury
13 ............. ............
Trinity
92 ............. ............
Bridgetown
1 ............. ............
High Wycombe
75 ............. ............
High Wycombe
1 ............. ............
Werribee
18 ............. ............
Northshore
12 ............. ............
Eastern Hills
60 ............. ............
Claremont
69 ............. ............
Campbell Town
11 ............. ............
South Bunbury
49 ............. ............
Trinity
9 ............. ............
High Wycombe
8 ............. ............
Kangaroos/Subiaco
117 ............. ............
Midvale
21 ............. ............
Guildford Grammar
15 ............. ............
Bridgetown
0 ............. ............
South Fremantle
6 ............. ............
Clarence
22 ............. ............
Guildford Grammar
8 ............. ............
Upper Swan
3 ............. ............
Mazenod
97 ............. ............
Upper Swan
3 ............. ............
Kalamunda
8 ............. ............
North Ballarat
16 ............. ............
Midvale
17 ............. ............
High Wycombe
20 ............. ............
Bunbury
19 ............. ............
Federals
0 ............. ............
Midvale
2 ............. ............
Trinity
55 ............. ............
Oakleigh Chargers
44 ............. ............
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No. Player
1 BRISTOW, Jason
5
2 SMITH, Brad
1
3 COSSOM, Chad
1
4 KEEVERS, Ben
1
6 FORREST, Robert
1
7 READ, Phil
12
8 CHICK, Daniel
12
9 PARKER, Aidan
1
10 FLETCHER, Chad*
0
11 HORSLEY, Kyal
1
13 PICKETT Allistair
3
14 COCKIE, Adam*
0
15 PHELAN, Chris
1
16 HILDEBRANDT, Shaun
7
18 HAYES, Caine
5
20 WOODEN, Jake
5
21 MAPLESTON, David
6
23 RUMBLE, Darren
1
24 WEBB, Marc
1
25 MARTIN, Stephen
1
26 JACOBS, Julian
1
27 NEWICK, Luke
1
28 ADAMSON-HOLMES, Jordan 1
29 WHITE, Simon
1
30 GRACE, Ben
1
31 DENNIS - LANE, Trent
1
32 BROADHURST, Blake
1
33 HOOKWAY, Daniel
1
34 HEADLAND, Des*
0
36 BLECHYNDEN, Reece
1
38 WATSON, Josh
1
39 STACK, Raphael
1
41 ENDERS, Cody
1
44 BROUGHTON, Greg*
0
47 STEWART, Nathan
2
Rushed
WAFL Match Facts
Round 2, 2009 - Swan Districts v Subiaco
Scoreboard
League
Swan Districts
Subiaco
Last 10 meetings: SD 2; Sub 8
At Steel Blue Oval. SD 1; Sub 9.
SD highest score v SUB 40.11 (251) Round 19, 1979
SUB highest score v SD 27.22 (184) Round 8, 1995
SD lowest score v SUB 3.11 (29) Round 10, 2002
SUB lowest score v SD 3.6 (24) Round 1, 1949
SD biggest win v SUB 140 points, Round 19, 1983
SUB biggest win v SD 116 points, Round 21, 1998
D.O.B
19/01/84
11/05/79
03/10/81
06/09/82
05/07/86
20/10/79
10/02/76
25/01/83
30/08/79
02/09/87
04/08/73
18/04/89
25/07/88
03/06/84
15/06/79
16/06/88
10/08/81
20/09/84
23/02/79
25/05/88
02/01/89
08/07/81
12/12/86
17/06/88
10/07/89
30/08/88
29/12/85
22/07/89
21/01/81
02/02/90
16/06/90
06/02/87
05/10/90
29/09/86
08/05/90
1st
Recruited
WAFL
From
Games
Chelsea - Vic
8
Carine
122
Kingsley
167
Sorrento-Duncraig
109
Railways - Goldfields 42
Melbourne/EFFC
30
West Coast Eagles/EFFC 39
Carine
126
Karrinyup
52
Kalgoorlie City - Goldfields29
Peel
152
Sorrento-Duncraig
23
Kingsley
2
Peel
113
East Perth
115
Collie
0
Eastlakes - ACT
64
Balga
100
Perth
158
Karrinyup
2
Ports - Esperance
0
Northern Districts
136
Girrawheen/Trinity
36
Carine
0
0
Carine
19
Warwick/Greenwood 60
Carine
0
Karrinyup
20
Sorrento-Duncraig
0
Sorrento-Duncraig
0
Kingsley
14
Kingsley
1
Kingsley
72
Claremont
0
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4th
Umpires Field: Justin Orr, David O’Neill, David Panagopoulos
Boundary: Greg Smith, Ryan Kukura, Jace Collingridge
Goal: John Stamatiou, Michael Spear
CLUB NOTES
SUBIACO www.subiacofc.com.au
SWAN DISTRICTS www.swandistrictsfc.com.au
Events
Events
· Presentations at SDFC at 6pm
Milestones
· Llane Spaanderman 50 WAFL games
• Adam Hunter 50 games with Swans
Injuries
• Holmes C - collarbone, 6 weeks
Pts
• No post match presentations
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CLUB NOTES
The football word CONTINUES TO SPREAD
THE Community Multicultural Football Carnival at Fremantle Oval
last week has been hailed a huge success, with 458 school students
and teachers from more than a dozen countries participating.
Organised as part of Harmony Week celebrations, in conjunction
with the Office of Multicultural Interests, the West Australian Football
Commission, Centrelink, the Department of Sport and Recreation and
the South Fremantle Football Club, the carnival welcomed 14 schools,
from a range of nationalities, who participate in modified games and
activities.
Some of the countries represented included Afghanistan, Argentina,
Bangladesh, Burma, China, Ethiopia, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Papua New
Guinea, Uganda, Sierra Leone and Sudan, as well as Australia
The carnival was attended by special guests, including AFL legend Kevin
Sheedy, Fremantle Docker Stephen Hill, East Fremantle coach Shane
Woewodin ad South Fremantle players Peter Bell and Paul Mugambwe.
Department of Sport and Recreation director general and WA
footballing great Ron Alexander was also there.
As well as football games for students, live music from Multicultural
Arts WA Kulcha band Dunumba kept the participants warm with
some spirited drumming and dancing, while a bouncy castle and
face-painting, as well as a Halal barbecue with vegetarian options
coordinated by Christian Brothers College, were on hand.
Clontarf umpires officiated while sharing their football knowledge
with students who were new to the game, while Nick Hatzoglou,
representing the AFL, offered to supply all participants with a football
to continue their involvement in the game.
Centrelink emphasised the importance of “turning classmates into
teammates” on the day and teachers commented that students had
learnt how sport could bring people together.
Each school received a plaque to acknowledge their involvement and
effort in getting the students to Fremantle Oval, while students will also
receive a participation certificate with photos from the day in coming
weeks.
The carnival aimed to strengthen community ties and enhance
football as an all-encompassing, multicultural sport by strengthening
important community values such as fair play, respect, teamwork, living
in harmony, and leadership.
WAFC director of football Grant Dorrington encouraged players from all
backgrounds and levels to get involved in Australia’s inclusive national
game.
“With the Community Multicultural Program, we see football being
used as a link for young people and families from across the globe to
participate in local football clubs and play structured football on the
weekend,” he said.
“We encourage people from non traditional football communities to
get involved with our national sport and to those who are new to our
great game, we say welcome.”
Alexander said sport was a wonderful way to enjoy life, stay healthy
and build stronger, healthier, happier and safer communities.
“I can say from personal experience that football achieves all of these
things and more. I can think of no better way to integrate into the
Aussie way of life than becoming a part of a football club. Nothing
breaks down racial and cultural barriers better than being part of a
multi-cultural sports team,” he said.
Centrelink Manager, Jan Lipiec said Centrelink’s network of Multicultural
Service Officers provided the vital link between multicultural community
groups and football clubs.
“Many newly-arrived migrants and refugees tend to stay within their own
cultural groups so it is important to encourage participation in programs
that aim to break down language and cultural barriers,” she said.
Former Essendon coach Kevin Sheedy
passes the word about AFL football as
the competition's ambassador.
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WAFL kicks off with a record
WAFL opening rounds have consisted of four games for 80 seasons,
with 24 of those producing aggregate margins of less than 100 points.
Of those, only three opening rounds have produced less than last
weekend’s total of 47 points.
Along with the 1973 total of 35 points, 1960’s opening round saw
combined margins tally 42 points after a draw between West Perth and
Perth, six-point margin between Claremont and Swan Districts, nine
points separating South Fremantle and East Fremantle, and a 27 points
deciding East Perth’s clash with Subiaco.
The lowest aggregate margin on record for round one is 30 points,
which came on the opening weekend of the 1908 season. Results for
that round included a draw between Subiaco and Midland Junction,
two seven-point results and a 16-point margin.
THE WAFL kicked off with the closest opening round since 1973 when
all four games were won by less than three goals each at the weekend,
signalling a highly entertaining season ahead.
The combined Round 1 winning margin for South Fremantle (17
points), Subiaco (15 points), East Fremantle (8 points) and West Perth
(7 points) totalled just 47 points, which was the lowest for an opening
round consisting of four games since the 1973 total of 35 points.
That round included a one-point win to East Fremantle over South
Fremantle and 10-point win to East Perth against West Perth, while
Perth and Claremont were separated by two points and Subiaco and
Swans produced a 22-point margin.
Program marks a MILESTONE
introducing teachers to the concept,
including cross-curricular activities
incorporating football into literacy and
numeracy.
The new ambassadors were also
presented with educational resources,
footballs, portable goal posts, and an
AFL School Ambassadors kit, while also
being offered support from the West
Australian Football Commission.
General Manager, WAFC Development
and Education, Colin West congratulated
all of the teachers on becoming new AFL
School Ambassadors and said it was
great to see the program growing.
“These are teachers who are passionate
about their Australian football. They
commit to actively and positively
promoting our great game in their
school,” Mr West said.
“This leads to enhanced fitness, health,
physical skills and well being among
students and teachers have reported
that male students in particular are more
actively involved in classroom activities.
“Overall, it is a strong, sustainable
and mutually beneficial partnership
between the Education Department and
the WAFC.”
800th AFL School Ambassador
inducted
THE highly successful AFL School
Ambassador program notched up
another milestone last week when the
800th Western Australian teacher was
inducted at Subiaco Oval.
A total of 96 teachers became new AFL
School Ambassadors on Tuesday, March
17, with Melville Primary School’s Glen
McIntosh the 800th teacher to join the
team in WA.
Legendary AFL coach Kevin Sheedy and
West Coast Eagle Adam Selwood were
on hand to congratulate Mr McIntosh, as
well as inspire teachers to promote our
great Australian game.
The new AFL School Ambassadors joined
754 other WA teachers, who are already
part of the program, designed to create a
mutually beneficial partnership between
the WA Department of Education
and Training and the WA Football
Commission.
The main aim is to ensure that Australian
Rules Football becomes a medium by
which all girls and boys are engaged in
safe and well organised physical activity
and academic achievement.
The induction day for new ambassadors
also included sessions with West
Australian Football Commission staff,
Melville Primary School’s Glen McIntosh is
congratulated by AFL legend Kevin Sheedy on
becoming the 800th teacher to join the AFL School
Ambassador program.
Crashes can happen anywhere at anytime.
There’s no excuse.
Belt up.
Marketforce TRAFF 1952
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League fixtures 2OO9
Round 1
Subi
Sth Frem
Friday, 20 March
East Frem
South Frem 15.14 (104) d Swan Dist 13.9 (87)
West Pth
Subiaco 10.21 (81) d Claremont 10.6 (66)
East Pth
Peel
Saturday, 21 March
Swans
East Frem 15.7 (97) d Peel 14.5 (89)
C’mont
West Perth 16.7 (103) d East Perth 14.12 (96)
Perth
Bye: Perth
Round 2
Friday, 27 March
6.30pm East Perth v East Fremantle, Medibank Stadium
Saturday, 28 March
2.15pm West Perth v South Fremantle, Arena Joondalup
2.15pm Peel Thunder v Perth, Rushton Park
2.15pm Swan Districts v Subiaco, Steel Blue Oval
Bye: Claremont
Brisbane Lions v West Coast, Gabba, Saturday 28 March, 5:10 pm
Fremantle v Western Bulldogs, Subiaco Oval, Sunday 29 March, 4:10 pm
Round 3
Friday, 3 April
7.40pm South Fremantle v Perth, Fremantle Oval
7.40pm Subiaco v West Perth, Medibank Stadium
Saturday, 4 April
2.15pm Swan Districts v Peel Thunder, Steel Blue Oval
2.15pm Claremont v East Perth, Claremont Oval
Bye: East Fremantle
Essendon v Fremantle, Telstra Dome, Sunday 5 April, 11:10 am
West Coast v Port Adelaide, Subiaco Oval, Sunday 5 April, 2:40 pm
Round 4 Easter
Thursday, 9 April
7.40pm Subiaco v South Fremantle, Medibank Stadium
Saturday, 11 April
2.15pm East Fremantle v Claremont, East Fremantle Oval
Monday, 13 April
2.15pm Perth v Swan Districts, EFTel Oval
2.15pm East Perth v Peel Thunder, Medibank Stadium
Bye: West Perth
St Kilda v West Coast, Telstra Dome, Saturday 11 April, 12:10 pm
Fremantle v Adelaide, Subiaco Oval, Sunday 12 April, 2:40 pm
Round 5
Saturday, 18 April
2.15pm Claremont v South Fremantle, Albany
2.15pm East Fremantle v West Perth, East Fremantle Oval
2.15pm East Perth v Perth, Medibank Stadium
Sunday, 19 April
6.00pm Peel Thunder v Subiaco, Rushton Park
Bye: Swan Districts
St Kilda v Fremantle, Telstra Dome, Saturday 18 April, 5:10 pm
West Coast v Western Bulldogs, Subiaco Oval, Sunday 19 April, 2:40 pm
Round 6 Anzac Day Weekend
Saturday, 25 April
2.15pm South Fremantle v East Fremantle, Fremantle Oval
2.15pm Swan Districts v Claremont, Steel Blue Oval
Sunday, 26 April
2.15pm Perth v West Perth, EFTel Oval
Monday, 27 April
2.15pm Subiaco v East Perth, Medibank Stadium
Bye: Peel Thunder
Hawthorn v West Coast, Aurora Stadium, Saturday 25 April, 3:10 pm
Fremantle v Sydney Swans, Subiaco Oval, Saturday 25 April, 6:40 pm
Round 7
Friday, 1 May
7.45pm West Perth v Swan Districts, Arena Joondalup
Saturday, 2 May
2.15pm Claremont v Peel Thunder, Claremont Oval
Sunday, 3 May
2.15pm East Fremantle v Perth, East Fremantle Oval
2.15pm East Perth v South Fremantle, Medibank Stadium
Bye: Subiaco
West Coast v Fremantle, Subiaco Oval, Saturday 2 May, 2:10 pm
Round 8 Mother’s Day
Saturday, 9 May
2.15pm Subiaco v East Fremantle, Medibank Stadium
2.15pm Perth v Claremont, EFTel Oval
2.15pm Swan Districts v East Perth, Steel Blue Oval
2.15pm Peel Thunder v West Perth, Rushton Park
Bye: South Fremantle
Carlton v Fremantle, Gold Coast Stadium, Saturday 9 May, 5:10 pm
West Coast v Melbourne, Subiaco Oval, Sunday 10 May, 2:40 pm
Round 9
Saturday, 16 May
2.15pm East Fremantle v Swan Districts, East Fremantle Oval
2.15pm West Perth v Claremont, Arena Joondalup
2.15pm Subiaco v Perth, Medibank Stadium
2.15pm South Fremantle v Peel Thunder, Fremantle Oval
Bye: East Perth
Fremantle v Hawthorn, Subiaco Oval, Friday 15 May, 6:40 pm
Sydney v West Coast, ANZ Stadium, Saturday 16 May, 5:10 pm
State Game
Saturday, 23 May
2.15pm Western Aust v South Australia, TBA
North Melbourne v Fremantle, Telstra Dome, Saturday 23 May, 12:10 pm
West Coast v Collingwood, Subiaco Oval, Saturday 23 May, 5:40 pm
Round 10 Foundation Day
Saturday, 30 May
2.15pm Peel Thunder v Swan Districts, Rushton Park
Monday, 1 June
2.15pm East Fremantle v South Fremantle, East Fremantle Oval
2.15pm West Perth v East Perth, Arena Joondalup
2.15pm Claremont v Subiaco, Claremont Oval
Bye: Perth
Carlton v West Coast, Telstra Dome, Friday 29 May, 5:40 pm
Fremantle v Richmond, Subiaco Oval, Saturday 30 May, 5:40 pm
Round 11
Saturday, 6 June
2.15pm Perth v Peel Thunder, EFTel Oval
2.15pm West Perth v Subiaco, Arena Joondalup
2.15pm Swan Districts v South Fremantle, Steel Blue Oval
2.15pm East Perth v Claremont, Medibank Stadium
Bye: East Fremantle
Port Adelaide v Fremantle, AAMI Stadium, Saturday 6 June, 5:40 pm
West Coast v Geelong, Subiaco Oval, Sunday 7 June, 2:40 pm
4
4
4
4
0
0
0
0
0
Round 12
Saturday, 13 June
2.15pm Peel Thunder v East Fremantle, Rushton Park
2.15pm Subiaco v Swan Districts, Medibank Stadium
2.15pm South Fremantle v West Perth, Fremantle Oval
2.15pm Perth v East Perth, EFTel Oval
Bye: Claremont
Richmond v West Coast, Telstra Dome, Saturday 13 June, 5:10 pm
Round 13
Saturday, 20 June
2.15pm East Perth v Peel Thunder, Margaret River
2.15pm Claremont v East Fremantle, Claremont Oval
2.15pm Swan Districts v Perth, Steel Blue Oval
2.15pm South Fremantle v Subiaco, Fremantle Oval
Bye:West Perth
Fremantle v Geelong, Subiaco Oval, Sunday 21 June, 2:40 pm
Round 14
Saturday, 27 June
2.15pm Claremont v West Perth, Claremont Oval
2.15pm East Fremantle v East Perth, East Fremantle Oval
2.15pm Subiaco v Peel Thunder, Medibank Stadium
2.15pm Perth v South Fremantle, EFTel Oval
Bye: Swan Districts
Collingwood v Fremantle, MCG, Saturday 27 June, 12:10 pm
West Coast v Hawthorn, Subiaco Oval, Saturday 27 June, 5:40 pm
Round 15 Naidoc Week
Saturday, 4 July
2.15pm East Perth v Subiaco, Medibank Stadium
2.15pm South Fremantle v Claremont, Fremantle Oval
2.15pm West Perth v Perth, Arena Joondalup
2.15pm Swan Districts v East Fremantle, Steel Blue Oval
Bye: Peel Thunder
Melbourne v West Coast, MCG, Saturday 4 July, 12:10 pm
Fremantle v Carlton, Subiaco Oval, Sunday 5 July, 2:40 pm
Round 16
Friday, 10 July
6.40pm South Fremantle v East Perth, Fremantle Oval
Saturday, 11 July
2.15pm Perth v East Fremantle, EFTel Oval
2.15pm Swan Districts v West Perth, Steel Blue Oval
2.15pm Peel Thunder v Claremont, Rushton Park
Bye: Subiaco
Adelaide v Fremantle, AAMI Stadium, Saturday 11 July, 5:40 pm
West Coast v St Kilda, Subiaco Oval, Sunday 12 July, 2:40 pm
Round 17
Saturday, 18 July
2.15pm East Perth v Swan Districts, Medibank Stadium
2.15pm Claremont v Perth, Claremont Oval
2.15pm East Fremantle v Subiaco, East Fremantle Oval
2.15pm West Perth v Peel Thunder, Corrigin
Fremantle v Brisbane Lions, Subiaco Oval, Saturday 18 July, 5:40 pm
Port Adelaide v West Coast, AAMI Stadium, Sunday 19 July, 11.10 am
Round 18
Friday, 24 July
7.40pm Subiaco v South Fremantle, Medibank Stadium
Saturday, 25 July
2.15pm Peel Thunder v East Perth, Rushton Park
Bye: Perth, Claremont, East Fremantle, West Perth, Swan Districts
Fremantle v West Coast, Subiaco Oval, Saturday 25 July, 2:10 pm
Round 19
Saturday, 1 August
2.15pm Perth v Subiaco, EFTel Oval
2.15pm Claremont v Swan Districts, Claremont Oval
2.15pm West Perth v East Fremantle, Arena Joondalup
2.15pm Peel Thunder v South Fremantle, Anniversary Park
Rockingham
Bye: East Perth
Western Bulldogs v Fremantle, Telstra Dome, Saturday 1 August, 12:10 pm
West Coast v Essendon, Subiaco Oval, Sunday 2 August, 2:40 pm
Round 20
Saturday, 8 August
2.15pm Perth v East Perth, EFTel Oval
2.15pm East Fremantle v Claremont, East Fremantle Oval
2.15pm Subiaco v Swan Districts, Medibank Stadium
2.15pm South Fremantle v West Perth, Fremantle Oval
Bye: Peel Thunder
Western Bulldogs v West Coast, Telstra Dome, Saturday 8 August, 12:10 pm
Fremantle v Port Adelaide, Subiaco Oval, Sunday 9 August, 2:40 pm
Round 21
Friday, 14 August
7.40pm South Fremantle v East Fremantle, Fremantle Oval
Saturday, 15 August
2.15pm Peel Thunder v Claremont, Rushton Park
2.15pm East Perth v West Perth, Medibank Stadium
2.15pm Swan Districts v Perth, Steel Blue Oval
Bye: Subiaco
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Round 22
Saturday, 22 August
2.15pm Perth v Peel Thunder, EFTel Oval
2.15pm Claremont v West Perth, Claremont Oval
2.15pm East Fremantle v Swan Districts, East Fremantle Oval
2.15pm East Perth v Subiaco, Medibank Stadium
Adelaide v West Coast, AAMI Stadium, Saturday 22 August, 1:10 pm
Fremantle v Essendon, Subiaco Oval, Sunday 23 August, 2:40 pm
Round 23
Saturday, 29 August
2.15pm Claremont v Perth, Claremont Oval
2.15pm West Perth v Subiaco, Arena Joondalup
2.15pm Swan Districts v South Fremantle, Steel Blue Oval
2.15pm Peel Thunder v East Fremantle, Rushton Park
Bye: East Perth
West Coast v Richmond, Subiaco Oval, Friday 28 August, 6:40 pm
Geelong v Fremantle, Skilled Stadium, Saturday 29 August, 11:10 am
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Ladders&Stats
LEAGUE
RESERVES
SOUTH FREMANTLE.... 4.2 6.5 10.8 15.14 (104)
SWAN DISTRICTS ........ 5.1 6.3 11.6 13.9
(87)
Goals: South Fremantle - C Dell’Olio 5; J Farmer, K Ugle, N
Phillips 2, J Graham, T McGrath, L Teague, A Hams.
Swan Districts - L Spaanderman, A Hunter, T Notte, A Bowers,
T Geappen, B Wolfenden 2, B Colreavy.
Best: South Fremantle - A Hams, K Miller, C Dell’Olio,
T Adams, S Hunt, C Wilson. Swan Districts - W Twomey,
R Davis, B Colreavy, L Spaanderman, T Notte, T Geappen.
Umpires: R Hollick, J Dalgliesh, G Statham
Crowd: 3500 (approx) at Fremantle Oval
SUBIACO ...................... 1.4 4.13 7.16 10.21
(81)
CLAREMONT................ 3.3 4.3 6.6
10.6
(66)
Goals: Subiaco - D Chick, D Mapleston, B Smith 2; T DennisLane, S Hildebrandt, K Horsley, P. Read. Claremont – C Jones 3;
D Harper, M Orzel 2; R Jackson, J Murphy, C Matson, A Ruck.
Best: Subiaco - D Chick, D Mapleston, A Cockie, T DennisLane, J Bristow, K Horsley. Claremont – J Thompson, J Crabb, C
Jones, T Handley, M Orzel, A Ruck.
Umpires: Stuart Parry, Craig O’Donoghue, Justin Orr.
Crowd: 2245, at Medibank Oval.
EAST FREMANTLE ....... 4.1 6.3 9.5
15.7
(97)
PEEL THUNDER............ 4.4 8.4 11.4 14.5
(89)
Goals: East Fremantle - A Kyanga, A McCarrey, L Teakle 3;
A Monk 2; R Dunn, P Lindsay, C Davidson, L Conway.
Peel Thunder – K Robins, B Holmes 3; B Howlett, K Bloxsidge,
A Boone, B Ebert, M Ware, L Hammond, W Schofield,
A Morabito.
Best: East Fremantle - C Davidson, D Bongiascia, K Green, D
Dalby, L Fasolo, L Teakle. Peel Thunder – B Howlett, D Chartres,
K Robins, L Hammond, B Ebert, R O’Brien.
Umpires: D O’Neill, P Pitchers, C O’Connor.
Crowd: 2000 (Approx) at East Fremantle Oval.
WEST PERTH ................ 2.1 8.2 13.5 16.7
(103)
EAST PERTH................. 2.6 4.10 10.11 14.12
(96)
Goals: West Perth - B LeCras 5; J Gobbells, C Chambers,
A Tsalikis 2; M Crisp, A Saylor, J Salecic, R Bewick, A Strijk.
East Perth – T Noakes, B Hancock, A Merrington, M Robinson,
M Duncan 2; A Mills, D Byrne, D MacCaulay, B Stratton.
Best: West Perth - A Salecic, B LeCras, M Guadagnin, J Pearce,
M Crisp, J Rice. East Perth – B Cowell, A Pickering, B Noakes,
A Hutchins, D Byrne, M Johnston.
Team
SUBIACO
SOUTH FREMANTLE
EAST FREMANTLE
WEST PERTH
East Perth
Peel Thunder
Swan Districts
Claremont
Perth
P
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
0
Team
EAST FREMANTLE
SUBIACO
WEST PERTH
SOUTH FREMANTLE
Swan Districts
East Perth
Claremont
Peel Thunder
Perth
P
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
0
Team
CLAREMONT
WEST PERTH
SOUTH FREMANTLE
PEEL THUNDER
East Fremantle
Swan Districts
East Perth
Subiaco
Perth
P
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
0
LEAGUE
L
D
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
RESERVES
W
L
D
1
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
COLTS
W
L
D
1
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
W
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
CLAREMONT................ 2.4 7.4 10.9 16.13 (109)
SUBIACO ...................... 1.0 4.1 5.4
9.7
(61)
Goals: Claremont - J Johns 3; S Dann, L Broome, T Harding 2: J Coyne, G Weedon, A Bowker, D Thomson (Note: 3
goals missing from statistics). Subiaco - R Wade, T Murray
2; B Green, R Smith, R Prott, J Lindsay, L Miniter-Krakouer.
Best: Claremont - Not provided by club. Subiaco – Not
provided by club.
PEEL THUNDER............ 3.4 5.12 10.14 13.16
(94)
EAST FREMANTLE ....... 3.3 6.4 9.9
11.15
(81)
Goals: Peel Thunder - M Brown 3; R Mason, H Bennell, A
Black 2; A Payrits, J Wilson, K Lawler, T Fleay.
East Fremantle – J Perer 4; R Kennedy 3; L Cronan, A Fasolo,
K Cripps, L Foster.
Best: Peel Thunder - D Beswick, B Piggot, A Payrits, B Wilson,
T Fleay, P Pohlenz-Saw. East Fremantle – C Forsyth, A Fasolo,
J Perer, C Crisafio, S Henson, S Hancock.
SOUTH FREMANTLE.... 4.6 7.11 11.12 18.13 (121)
SWAN DISTRICTS ........ 7.3 10.6 14.7 15.12 (102)
Goals: South Fremantle - A Collica, A Ricciardello 4;
M Carter 3; A Elms, S Holder 2; J Parry, M Jones, B Newton.
Swan Districts – B McKinlay, D Garlett 4; L Daly 3; C Boddy 2;
W Mortin, J Ugle.
Best: South Fremantle - A Van Manen, D Hayward, A Collica,
J Athanasiou, A Elms. Swan Districts - C Garlett, B Van
Groningen, L Daly, B French, D Garlett, B McKinlay.
WEST PERTH ................ 6.5 11.6 12.11 15.16 (106)
EAST PERTH................. 1.2 4.4 5.7
10.9
(69)
Goals: West Perth - J Darling 5; T Batterham 3; A Delborello
2; S Zanetti, N Carney, J Suckling, J Abbott, T McNamara.
East Perth – R Brookes 3; F Clutterbuck 2; R MacAulay, S Chave,
C Scafidi, J Delborello, T Kiernan.
Best: West Perth - J Darling, A Black, D Kittyea, T Hathway,
A Delborello. East Perth – R MacAulay, R Brookes,
F Clutterbuck, V Colyer.
East Fremantle celebrated a hard-fought victory over Peel
Thunder in Round 1. Picture: Danella Bevis.
For
81
104
97
103
96
89
87
66
0
Agst
66
87
89
96
103
97
104
81
0
% Pts
122.73
4
119.54
4
108.99
4
107.29
4
93.2
0
91.75
0
83.65
0
81.48
0
0
0
For
78
76
97
85
79
80
51
37
0
Agst
37
51
80
79
85
97
76
78
0
% Pts
210.81
4
149.02
4
121.25
4
107.59
4
92.54
0
82.47
0
67.10
0
47.44
0
0
0
For
109
106
121
94
81
102
69
61
0
Agst
61
69
102
81
94
121
106
109
0
% Pts
178.69
4
153.62
4
118.63
4
116.05
4
86.17
0
84.30
0
65.09
0
55.96
0
0
0
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COLTS
SOUTH FREMANTLE.... 1.3 5.6 7.12 12.13
(85)
SWAN DISTRICTS ........ 5.3 7.4 10.5 12.7
(79)
Goals: South Fremantle - J Palumbo 3; N Groenenberg,
B Hall, A Guglielmana 2; B Edwards, B Stanford, A McIntosh.
Swan Districts – J Embley, P Pense, J Robinson, G Jetta 2;
R Rowlands, J Pullman, B Daly, D Wilson.
Best: South Fremantle - J Palumbo, L Ugle, A Guglielmana,
T Malseed, M Miller, D Easter. Swan Districts – N Martin,
B Daly, G Jetta.
SUBIACO ...................... 1.4 1.7 7.9
11.10
(76)
CLAREMONT................ 4.0 6.2 6.2
8.3
(51)
Goals: Subiaco - S White, R Muller 2; A Beattie, S Martin,
R Blechynden, M Re, R Kerr, C Bradshaw, N Stewart. Claremont
– J Bett 4; J Ninyette 2; T Ayton, D Ross.
Best: Subiaco - R Blechynden, J Jacobs, A Beattie, B Walker,
M Re. Claremont – M Clarke, C Jones, P Prendiville, T Harrison,
J Ninyette.
WEST PERTH ................ 3.2 5.5 8.6
15.7
(97)
EAST PERTH................. 3.2 7.5 11.7 12.8
(80)
Goals: West Perth - B Arnold, B Duffield 4; J Morrow 3;
A James, F Stockley, D Eiffler, B Duckworth.
East Perth – D Dawes 5; P Agostino, M Seal 2; B Lee,
T Howlett, B Fotheringham.
Best: West Perth - A James, J Morrow, M Tedesco, B Duffield.
East Perth – J Eastwell, P Agostino, P Travers, C Martin,
C Voak.
EAST FREMANTLE ....... 2.3 5.10 9.14 10.18
(78)
PEEL THUNDER............ 1.0 2.0 5.0
6.1
(37)
Goals: East Fremantle - A McLeod 4; D Dwyer, A Stephen,
J Paparone, D Chidlow, N Olds, J Perham.
Peel Thunder - M Holmes 3; D Ugle, B Hill, J Ferrier.
Best: East Fremantle - A MacPherson, M Zelesco, A Stephen, J
Wilson, T Underwood, D Lake.
Peel Thunder - M Green, B Triplett, R Beswick, C Atthowe,
C Timbrell.
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Following the stars in 2009
WAFL Players in the AFL
Claremont
LEE, Tom (Adelaide)
HILL, Josh (Bulldogs)
MEDHURST, Paul (Col)
O'BRIEN Harry (Col)
TOOVEY, Alan (Col)
MORTON, Jarryd (Hawthorn)
PETERSON, Carl (Hawthorn)*
MORTON, Cale (Melbourne)
KRAKOUER, Nathan (Port)
LAURIE, Jesse (Port)
GILLIGAN, Alroy (Richmond)
MORTON, Mitch (Rich)
GARDINER, Michael (St Kilda)
BRABAZON, Ryan (Sydney)
East Fremantle
GRIFFEN, Jonathon (Adelaide)
BLACK, Simon (Bris)
CLARK, Mitch (Bris)
DALZIELL, Bradd (Bris)
KING, Kieran (Bris)
HADLEY, Richard (Carlton)
JOHNSON, Chris (Carlton)
DICK, Brad (Col)
LOCKYER, Tarkyn (Col)
HOOKER, Cale (Essendon)
RYDER, Patrick (Essendon)
TAYLOR, Harry (Geelong)
SWALLOW, Andrew (Kangaroos)
CARR, Josh (Port)
CASSISI, Domenic (Port)
COUSINS, Ben (Richmond)
POLAK, Graham (Rich)
East Perth
LEUENBERGER, Matthew (Bris)
MURRAY, Daniel (Bris)*
PEARS, Tayte (Essendon)
COREY, Joel (Geelong)
MOSS, Garry (Hawthorn)*
OAKLEY-NICHOLLS Jarrad (Rich)
Peel Thunder
HAWKSLEY, James (Bris)
BOWER, Paul (Carlton)
BENNELL, Johnny (Colling)*
GUMBLETON, Scott (Essendon)
REIMERS, Kyle (Essendon)
RIGGIO, Matt (Kangaroos)
WELLS, Daniel (Kangaroos)
RAY, Farren (Bulldogs)
THORNTON, Kristin (Sydney)*
Perth
STEVENS, Scott (Adelaide)
HARGRAVE, Ryan (Bulldogs)
STACK, Brennan (Bulldogs)
DAVIS, Leon (Col)
WELLINGHAM, Sharrod (Col)
MYERS, David (Essendon)
BATEMAN, Chance (Hawthorn)
FRANKLIN, Lance (Hawthorn)
GARLETT, Cruize (Kangaroos)*
COUGHLAN, Mark (Rich)
SMITH, Allistair (Rich)
South Fremantle
MCGRATH, Ashley (Bris)
COX, Shannon (Col)
JETTA, Leroy (Essendon)
WILLIAMS, Mark (Hawthorn)
SURJAN, Jacob (Port)
JONES, Clinton (St Kilda)
Subiaco
JACKY, Jarrhan (Adelaide)
RICH, Daniel (Bris)
GOURDIS, David (Rich)*
Swan Districts
BANFIELD, Todd (Bris)
ARMFIELD, Dennis (Carlton)
ELLARD, David (Carlton)*
GARLETT, Jeff (Carlton)*
YARRAN, Chris (Carlton)
BLIGHT, Jarrad (Carlton)
BENNELL, Jamie (Melbourne)
JETTA, Neville (Melbourne)
RANCE, Alex (Rich)
MILES, Luke (St Kilda)*
West Perth
VAN BERLO, Nathan (Adelaide)
SKIPPER, Wayde (Bulldogs)
BROWNE, Steven (Carlton)
BAILEY, Max (Hawthorn)
SMITH, Josh (Kangaroos)
PETTIGREW, Michael (Port)
Games
O9
Goals
T
Games played in the AFL by WAFL players. * AFL club's rookie list.
O9
0
19
140
60
17
8
0
19
14
0
0
29
138
1
K
0
16
240
3
4
0
0
12
5
0
0
46
88
0
28
233
22
7
0
47
21
6
191
2
52
21
40
188
128
238
106
5
143
18
1
0
12
2
4
111
0
10
3
12
104
54
205
24
19
0
5
176
1
9
4
24
0
5
18
9
123
75
102
M
H
T
FFC Players in the WAFL
WCE Players in the WAFL
Last week
T
G B
Clubs/Players
Claremont
Games
Goals
Last week
O9
T
O9
K M H
1
1
0
1
JONES Brett
45
0
MACKENZIE Eric
32
0
MCGINNITY Pat
11
0
BEDFORD Liam
1
0
HO G B
0
0 0
Clubs/Players
Games
Claremont
O9
Goals
Last week
T
O9
K M H HO G B
64
0
BUCOVAS Ben
0
0
DE BOER Matt*
14
0
SCHAMMER Byron
12
0
BROWNE Andrew
STEVENSON Lewis *
1
11
0
6
4
7
0
0 0
SIBASADO Casey*
0
0
SWIFT Tom
1
1
0
10 3
7
0
0 0
SUBAN Nicholas
0
0
WATERS Beau
10
0
East Fremantle
WILKES Beau
44
0
DODD Steven
31
0
FOSTER Andrew
45
0
East Fremantle
BROWN Mitch
HOULIHAN Tim
1
14
0
14
0
5
3
5
0
0 0
HALL Chris
0
0
HASLEBY Paul
19
0
KENNEDY Josh
10
0
IBBOTSON Garrick
26
0
KERR Daniel
0
0
MCPHARLIN Luke
6
0
PALMER Rhys
15
0
PAVLICH Matthew
0
0
17
0
9
0
SPANGHER Matt
24
0
PEAKE Brett
58
0
STAKER Brent
24
0
SANDILANDS Aaron
22
0
COX Dean
26
0
CLARKE Zachary
0
0
3
0
2
54
0
0
MCKINLEY Ben
42
0
SHEPHEARD Hamish
0
0
SELWOOD Adam
28
0
TARRANT Chris
2
0
SHUEY Luke
0
0
Peel Thunder
BALLANTYNE Hayden
59
0
0
2
0
3
14
0
66
32
0
ARROWSMITH Ash *
11
0
O’BRIEN Brock
36
0
3
1
HURN Shannon
14
0
CONNELLY Brent *
9
0
JONES Jordan
0
0
DRUM Marcus
29
0
ROSA Matt
26
0
JOHNSON Michael
48
0
28
1
MAYNE Chris
11
0
RUFFLES Tim
0
0
1
0
102
141
0
161
12
8
117
81
0
83
0
69
34
0
201
4
1
39
238
0
37
0
113
14
22
98
66
26
99
4
14
226
11
7
3
0
0
1
0
0
MASTEN Chris
MCNAMARA Jamie
1
10 4 11
0
0 0
East Perth
East Perth
Peel Thunder
EBERT Brad
1
SCHOFIELD Will
1
13 7 12
5
4
6
0
0
1 0
1 0
Perth
BUTLER Sam
31
0
SOLOMON Dean
GLASS Darren
48
0
South Fremantle
SELWOOD Scott
9
0
DUFFIELD Paul
73
0
SMITH Ashley
0
0
GILMORE Daniel
84
0
SULLIVAN Will *
20
0
HAYDEN Roger
54
0
HEAD Josh
60
0
MURPHY Ryan
60
0
59
0
72
0
South Fremantle
WILSON Callum *
1
42
0
2
2
7
1
0 0
Subiaco
THORNTON Scott
COCKIE Adam*
1
13 2
9
1
0 2
0
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
76
45
13
4
2
76
21
19
4
0
0
25
1
23
0
FLETCHER Chad
52
0
BROUGHTON Greg*
NICOSKI Mark
41
0
CROWLEY Ryan
40
0
PRIDDIS Matt
63
0
GROVER Antoni
36
0
STENGLEIN Tyson
21
0
HEADLAND Des
19
0
MUNDY David
20
0
Swan Districts
0
9
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Perth
EMBLEY Andrew
24
HANSEN Ashley
HUNTER Adam
1
NAITANUI Nicholas
0
47
0
49
2
17
0
11 3 5
11 4
4
0
3
4
6
2
0
HINKLEY Clayton
16
0
PEARCE Clancee*
8
0
PRATT Luke*
3
0
2 0
WALTERS Michael
2
0
1 0
West Perth
2 2
NOTTE Tony
1
21
2
DAVIS Ryan *
1
12
1
8
BRADLEY Kepler
16
0
LECRAS Mark
40
0
CAMPBELL Adam
72
0
LYNCH Quinten
40
0
HILL Stephen
8
0
SEABY Mark
56
0
VAN BERLO Jay
28
0
WIRRPANDA David
28
0
Games played in the WAFL by AFL players. * AFL club's rookie list.
26
0 0
Swan Districts
13 5
West Perth
0
Subiaco
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