DEMON LAND - AFL Canberra

FROM 

SYDNEY TO 

DEMON LAND 

SYDNEY Vs EASTLAKE THIS WEEK 

Fresh Blood 

Working 

Brendan Read 

www.seeyouatthefooty.com.au 

MAJOR SPONSOR 

Belconnen 

City 

Ginninderra 

Weston Creek 

www.laborclub.com.au 

EDITION 02 

$3.00 

4/5 APRIL 09 

Rice Plays 200 

For Hawks 

No Added Pressure 

On New Ainslie 

Captain

LABOR CLUB 

PLAYER OF 

THE WEEK 

Aaron Bruce 

Eastlake star Aaron Bruce is the Canberra Labor Club Player of the Week 

for his dynamic performance against Ainslie in round one. 

Bruce was the catalyst for his sides 86 point demolition of a powerful Ainslie 

unit. After a season on the rookie list with the Sydney Swans, Bruce has returned 

to Canberra to play for his beloved Demons, and adds depth, skill and talent to 

the side. Bruce is one of the most promising young players in the AFL Canberra 

competition and is a player to watch in season 2009. 

Each week the Canberra Labor Club Player of the Week receives a $30 food 

voucher to spend at one of the four Canberra Labor Club venues – Belconnen, 

City, Ginninderra, and Weston Creek. To collect the $30 food voucher, the 

nominated Canberra Labor Club Player of the Week must see Rowan Johnstone 

in the AFL Canberra office at Manuka Oval during office hours Monday – Friday. 

www.laborclub.com.au 

CONTENTS 

“See You At The Footy & Win A Windsor Caravan” Entry Form 2 

From The Boundary 3 

AFL Canberra Membership Package 4 

From Sydney To Demon Land 5 

Rice Plays 200 For Hawks 6 

Fresh Blood Working 7 

No Added Pressure For New Ainslie Captain 8 

NAB Cup Rules Rushed Into 2009 H/A Season 9 

Club News & Division 1 Team Lists 10 

Division 2 Team Lists 16 

Under 18’s Team Lists 17 

Ladder, Leading Goal Kickers & Results 18/19 

Divsion 3 & 4 Teamlists 20 

Official Partners & Suppliers Directory 24/25 

ROUND 2 

Vs 

Ainslie Oval, Saturday 4 April, 2pm 

Vs 

Greenway Oval, Saturday 4 April, 2pm 

Vs 

ANZ Stadium, Saturday 4 April, 3.50pm 

CONTACT DETAILS 

AFL Canberra Limited 

Bradman Stand Manuka Oval 

Manuka Circle ACT 2603 

PO Box 3759, Manuka ACT 2603 

P 02 6228 0337 

F 02 6232 7312 

E gm@actafl.com.au 

Publisher 

Coordinate 

PO Box 1975 

WODEN ACT 2606 

Ph 02 6162 3600 

Email ideas@coordinate.com.au 

Neither the editor, the publisher nor 

AFL Canberra accepts liability of 

any form for loss or harm of 

any type however caused All design 

material in the magazine is copyright 

protected and cannot be reproduced 

without the written permission 

of Coordinate. 

Editor 

Jamie Wilson 

Ph 02 6162 3600 

E jamie.wilson@coordinate.com.au 

Designer 

Logan Knight 

Ph 02 6162 3600 

E logan.knight@coordinate.com.au 

Photography 

Andrew Trost 

E augustus@cyberone.com.au

“See You at the Footy 

& Win A Windsor Caravan” 

from Batemans Bay Windsor Caravans 

Simply fill in this entry 

form to go in the draw 

for the chance to win 

a Windsor “Rapid” 

Caravan valued at 

$38,900 


How else do I enter? 

1. By becoming either, an AFL Canberra Member or an AFL Canberra Club Member, and receive 10 entry tickets in the draw. 

2. Complete a ticket at an AFL Canberra match or in an AFL Canberra Footy Record. 

Terms & Conditions 

1.Participants may enter the “See You At the Footy & Win a Windsor Caravan” competition draw as many times as they like for the chance to win a Windsor Caravan. 

2. The total value of the Windsor Caravan competition is $38 900. The winning prize is a Windsor “Rapid” Caravan, model RA471. 

3. Participants may enter the draw by purchasing an entry ticket to a 2009 AFL Canberra match, by purchasing an AFL Canberra Record (match day program) containing a ticket or by becoming a member of 

AFL Canberra and/or an AFL Canberra affiliated club. 

4. To enter the draw, completed tickets can be placed in the entry barrel at an AFL Canberra match or posted to AFL Canberra, PO Box 3759, Manuka ACT 2603. 

5. The competition commences Sunday 22 February, 2009 with the winner of the competition being drawn between 3.30pm and 4.00pm, during the half time break of the AFL Canberra Division 1 Grand Final 

to be held Saturday 5 September, 2009 at Manuka Oval, Manuka, ACT. 

6. Entries into the draw close at 2.30pm, Saturday 5 September 2009. The winner of the Windsor Caravan will be notified via phone and/or email on Monday 7 September, 2009. An announcement of the 

winning person will be published on the AFL Canberra website www.aflcanberra.com.au and www.seeyouatthefooty.com.au on Monday 7 September. The winner will also be published in The Canberra Times on 

Friday 11 September, 2009. 

7. In the event of the Windsor Caravan prize not being claimed within 3 months of the draw date, 5 September 2009, a redraw will take place on Monday 7 December 2009 in the Bradman Stand, Manuka 

Oval, Manuka Circle, Manuka at 10.00am. The redraw winner will be contacted by phone and/or email with the results being published on www.aflcanberra.com.au, www.seeyouatthefooty.com.au and in The 

Canberra Times on Friday 11 December 2009.” 

8. Participants do not have to be residents of the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) to enter the draw. 

9. The winning participant will be required to produce photo identification upon claiming their prize. The winner of the Windsor Caravan will not be charged an administrative or delivery fee for collection 

of their prize. The Windsor Caravan is not registered and the winner is responsible for all on road costs for the Caravan (these costs vary between States and Territories) or they may chose to sell the Caravan 

unregistered. 

10. The “See You At the Footy & Win a Windsor Caravan” Trade Permit Number is ACT TP 09/00482.1. 

11. All proceeds raised by the purchase of tickets into the draw for the Windsor Caravan go to the AFL Canberra Development Fund. The promoter is AFL Canberra Ltd with ABN 89094219360 

With Rowan Johnstone - General Manager AFL Canberra 

Round 1 crowds, well up on 2008, saw a dominant 

Eastlake over Ainslie, a seesawing affair between 

Queanbeyan and Tuggeranong and an impressive display 

by Belconnen over the Sydney Swans. 

The 2009 AFL Canberra Labor Club Premiership promises 

a lot more surprises. 

I watched much of the three Under 18’s opening round 

matches. Surely this is our showcase, young men from 

Canberra, Queanbeyan, surrounding NSW and the South 

Coast playing an exciting end to end brand of football. 

In May and June a South East Region Academy of Sport 

team will take on each of our six clubs, five games to 

be played in Batemans Bay, one in Canberra. If this 

pilot program is successful and with the Gungahlin Jets 

aiming to field a team in 2010, next year could see an 

8 team competition. 

Strong, competitive Under 16 Divisions provide the 

pathway for the Under 18 competition to continue to 

grow and is a solid basis for entry into senior football. 

AFL Canberra By-Laws introduced in time for the 2009 

season encourages boys to taste Under 18 footy and is 

aimed to keep boys in the game as they become adults. 

AFL Canberra also provides our young men with a unique 

opportunity to play senior football with an AFL Reserves 

team. To be able to be part of the Sydney Swans unit 

for a day and compete in the red and white in Division 1 

is the ‘money can’t buy’ experience that greatly assists 

their development. 

Just ask the Tuggeranong six who now have a 

Premiership Medallion to remind them of their 

September experience last year. Each week that the 

Swans play in Canberra/Queanbeyan at least six of 

our young players have this opportunity. I watch with 

great interest our clubs continued commitment to this 

and look forward to seeing the talented youth who are 

selected for this opportunity go on to be better players. 

The AFL Canberra Record this week remains a 28 page, 

full colour publication but for 2009 will sell for just $3. 

This is thanks to an Official Partnership with CanPrint. 

David and Tom Daniels have supported AFL Canberra for 

many years and provide this high quality publication and 

all AFL Canberra’s printing needs. Please support them 

and the other 20 Official Partners and Suppliers that 

invest in our local footy competition. A directory listing 

of these is in the back of his and every AFL Canberra 

Record. 

This week’s record includes for the first time team 

lists for Division 3 and 4. Gungahlin, Harman, 

Woden, Murrumbidgee, ADFA, ANU, Goulburn, Yass, 

Cootamundra and Cooma join Eastlake, Ainslie, 

Belconnen and Tuggeranong in the quest for premiership 

glory. All ten matches are in Canberra this Saturday. 

All eight ACT Women’s AFL teams play Sunday (April 

5) in the AFL Canberra NAB Challenge from 8am and 

a come’n’try day for Youth Girls will also be staged at 

Dairy Farmers Park from 11am. Enjoy free entry and 

the Tigers famous game day catering and facilities and 

watch our women and youth girls prepare for their 

2009 seasons. 

This Saturday is in fact “Super Saturday”. All Division 

1, 2 & U 18 matches will be played on the one day. 

Tuggeranong v Belconnen at Greenway and Ainslie v 

Queanbeyan at Ainslie in all three grades. Eastlake travel 

to ANZ Stadium to take on the Swans in the match of 

the round. Marist takes on Eastlake and officially opens 

the new the new look Lindwall Oval, unfurling their 

2008 premiership flag. 

Having Sunday as a day of rest is unlikely to continue 

if we do not immediately address the shortfall in our 

umpiring numbers. Welcome back our existing umpires 

and a warm welcome to our new ones however we 

still need more. Club umpire courses will be held later 

this month that all clubs are required to provide club 

members to attend. For any umpiring enquiries, contact 

umpiring Development Manager Kevin Tingey on 

6232 6633. This is our competition’s highest priority. I 

encourage you to make this yours if we want to 

continue to enjoy seeing each other at the footy. 

“I’LL SEE YOU AT THE 

FOOTY SPIRIT AWARD” 

One Free Physiotherapy Consultation at 

Kingston Physiotherapy & Sports Injury Centre! 

This weeks winner - Joe Cortese 

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Membership Package AFL 

AFL Canberra Membership 2009 Season 

Profits go to AFL Canberra Development Fund 

CANBERRA 

Adult $190 

Concession (Tertiary/Secondary full-time students 15 yrs & over) $170 

Junior (U15) $90 

Family (2 adults/2 children U15) $390 

Toyota AFL Premiership matches; 

Reserved premium, under cover seating and entry into the following AFL matches 

at Manuka Oval 

Toyota AFL Premiership Sydney Swans v Western Bulldogs Saturday, 30 May 

Toyota AFL Premiership Sydney Swans v Melbourne Sunday, 26 July 

AFL Canberra finals matches; 

AFL Canberra Division 1, 2 & U18 Second Semi Finals Saturday, 22 August 

AFL Canberra Division 1, 2 & U18 First Semi Finals Sunday, 23 August 

AFL Canberra Division 1, 2 & U18 Preliminary Finals Saturday, 29 August 

AFL Canberra Division 3, 4 & Women’s Grand Finals Sunday, 30 August 

AFL Canberra Division 1, 2 & U18 Grand Finals Saturday, 5 September 

AFL Canberra Milk Junior League Grand Finals Saturday, 12 September 

Other membership benefits include; 

Entry to all AFL Canberra home and away matches in Canberra 

Ten tickets in the “See You At the Footy & Win a Windsor Caravan” competition. ACT TP 09/00482.1 

Members Card and Keyring 

AFL Canberra FootE (weekly email during the 2009 season) 

10% discount and priority access to the following AFL Canberra functions 

AFL Canberra Season Launch Business Breakfast – Canberra Labor Club Friday, 27 March 

Division 3, 4 & Women’s Presentation Night – Canberra Labor Club Thursday, 27 August 

Mulrooney Medal – Canberra Labor Club Monday, 31 August 

AFL Canberra Grand Final Eve Lunch – Canberra Southern Cross Club Friday, 4 September 


FROM SYDNEY 

TO DEMON 

LAND 

Eastlake’s commanding victory over Ainslie last week 

marked the return of Aaron Bruce to the Demons after a 

season on the Sydney Swans rookie list. Exposure to the 

elite level looks to have paid immediate dividends with 

Bruce best on ground in their 86 point win. 

Bruce said his year with Sydney had been a massive 

learning experience. 

“It was a fantastic experience, one that I will be forever 

grateful for. It made me more mature as a player and 

as a person as well.” 

The 19-year-old said his time with the Swans 

significantly improved his football. 

“The professionalism, making sure you look after yourself 

away from football, and training with elite players really 

helped with my development as a player.” 

The midfielder’s return to Canberra is a boost for the 

competition as Eastlake won his signature over several 

SANFL and VFL clubs. Bruce said that Canberra was 

the most suitable option. 

“With family and friends here it seemed to be the 

right fit for me and I’m also starting university this 

year. Eastlake has a really good opportunity to win 

a premiership this year and I definitely want to be 

a part of that.” 

Bruce was happy with the overall team performance 

in round one and content that he could play a role 

for the team. 

“I just tried to contribute and do the team things 

and that worked quite well.” 

However Bruce does have his eyes on bigger things 

at the end of the season. 

“Obviously to win a premiership, that’s why 

we play footy and hopefully I keep developing 

and continue on from where I left off 

last year.” 

Seamus Bromley 

AFL Canberra Record Journalist 

“Obviously to win a 

premiership, that’s 

why we play footy 

and hopefully I keep 

developing and 

continue on from where 

I left off last year.” 

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RICE PLAYS 200 

FOR HAWKS 

James ‘Jimmy’ Rice booted up for his beloved 

Tuggeranong Hawks for the 200th time on 

Sunday afternoon. 

The grand feat has only been achieved twice in 

Tuggeranong history, with only Ben Funnell and 

Luke Jess beating him to the milestone. 

The Hawks went down 107-124 to arch-rivals 

Queanbeyan Tigers at Dairy Farmers Park. 

While not able to celebrate the occasion with a win, 

Rice was still proud of his achievement 

“I’ve been lucky that I played in Luke Jess and Ben 

Funnell’s 200th first grade game. Its a great honour” 

Rice, co-captain alongside Craig Healey, has been 

a Tuggeranong boy his entire career, starting out 

as a seven year old playing for the Tuggeranong 

Bulldogs Junior Australian Football Club. 

His first match for Tuggeranong Cowboys (now 

the Hawks) was in 1994/5, and he has played 

their ever since. 

Rice said the initial excitement had worn off 

from the match, but he felt the game had a 

more serious edge to it than previous matches. 

“Its good to have it out of the way...I was on 

199 all summer” 

On being announced captain for the season, 

Rice said he was in great company 

“...The captains of the football club have had great 

AFL Canberra careers, like Luke Jess, Jay Kickett and 

Stafford Cooper and some of the older guys such as 

Kieran Johnson and Bob Hughes...its an honor to be 

seen in the same light as those guys” 

Unfortunately for Jim, the 200 gamer was unable 

to celebrate his milestone as fatherly duty called 

“It was a school night so I had to get my son home 

to bed...in a few weeks when Jay Kickett plays 

his 200th game we’ll probably catch up on the 

celebrations then.” 

Sarah Browne 


“It was a school night so 

I had to get my son home 

to bed...in a few weeks 

when Jay Kickett plays 

his 200th game we’ll 

probably catch up on the 

celebrations then.” 

FRESH BLOOD 

WORKING 

After suffering such a heartbreaking loss in last years 

first division grand final, it would be easy to think it 

would take the Belconnen Magpies some time to 

re-group. However, new coach Brendon Read has 

other ideas. 

There have been sweeping changes at the club since 

they lost by 1 point to the Sydney Swans Reserves. A 

new first division coach has taken the helm, new players 

have been introduced to the squad and a new fitness 

coach has taken over the physical preparation of 

the team. 

Brendon Read has taken over as head coach this year, 

and said the mood around the club was outstanding. 

“Last years result was pretty disappointing for us as a 

club. It was a bitter pill to swallow. But we have a pretty 

Joel Diggins 


new bunch of blokes at the club, and we haven’t really 

spoke about the loss” he said. 

The new blood has already showed it is working for the 

Magpies, with a strong 45 point win in their round 

one Grand Final re-match against Sydney. 

“We have a few new guys joining us this year, a couple 

of guys at university have joined, and those guys along 

with the experienced players we have should give us 

a good balance. Also with Ryan Winefield coming on 

board as Strength and Conditioning coach, we are 

leaving no stone unturned in our preparation for 

the season” he said. 

The Magpies take on the Tuggeranong Hawks 

this week at Greenway Oval. 

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NO ADDED 

PRESSURE FOR 

Ryan Lewis has high hopes for on-field success this year 

despite a round one loss against Eastlake by 86 points. 

Having won the Mulrooney Medal in his first year 

playing football in Canberra, Lewis has now been given 

the Captaincy of Ainslie. Despite the Mulrooney Medal 

and the Captaincy, Lewis says there is no added pressure 

on him to perform. 

“It won’t change how I play…I got a lot of attention 

from the opposition in the second-half of last season 

and I think that will stay the same.” 

Lewis moved to Canberra last year not knowing anyone 

and said that Ainslie Club President Ian Muir has made 

him welcome and given him a strong sense of the 

tricolours history. 

“I love playing and training at Ainslie…it would be good 

to get more fans to the games but we need to get more 

on-field results.” 

Having played in South Australia and the Northern 

Territory, Canberra’s six team competition is different to 

what Lewis has been used to, but he says that it makes 

you work harder. 

“Having a small competition makes it really tight, if you 

don’t come to play then you will get rolled. You have to 

be on your game every week.” 

Lewis described the tricolours round one loss to Eastlake 

as, “Shattering,” but he doesn’t want to be known as the 

competition easy-beats. 

“We have to be confident going forward…we have all 

but two of the same players this year as last so we 

know we can play better as a group.” 

Ben Radisic 


NEW AINSLIE CAPTAIN 

“Having a small 

competition makes it 

really tight, if you don’t 

come to play then you 

will get rolled. You have 

to be on your game 

every week.” 

NAB Cup Rules rushed into the 2009 

Home and Away season 

The following rules trialled during the 

2009 NAB Cup and NAB Challenge Series 

will be enforced from Round 1 of the 

2009 AFL and AFL Canberra Seasons. 

Deliberate rushed behinds 

A Free Kick shall be awarded against a Player from the 

defending Team who intentionally Kicks, Handballs or 

forces the football over the attacking Team’s Goal Line 

or Behind Line or onto one of the attacking Team’s 

Goal Posts. In assessing whether a Free Kick should be 

awarded under this Law, the field Umpire shall give 

the benefit of the doubt to the Defender. A Free Kick 

awarded under this Law shall be taken at the point 

where the football crossed the Goal Line or Behind 

Line or from the relevant Goal Post. 

When an Umpire is determining whether to award 

a free kick for a deliberate rushed behind the 

considerations are: 

• What is the player’s intention? 

• Is the player contesting the ball? 

• What is the degree of pressure the player is under? 

• Was there a team mate in the vicinity of where 

the ball crossed the scoring line? 

For clarification: 

• Players who are contesting the ball in a marking 

contest or in general play may punch or knock the 

ball away from their opponents to prevent them from 

gaining possession of the football or from scoring. 

This will not be deemed to be deliberately rushed. 

• Where a player is in possession of the football and 

is tackled near the scoring line, he must dispose of or 

attempt to dispose of the ball in complying with the 

laws of the game. A player will receive the benefit of 

the doubt in this situation. 

Free after disposal 

Award a 50m penalty in addition to a free kick for 

players who tackle or hold an opponent after the 

opponent has disposed of the football for the purpose of 

preventing them from taking part in the next act of play 

or being able to run on to the next contest. 

Rationale: A trend has recently emerged where players 

are prepared to give away a free kick by putting an 

opposition player down after disposing of the ball 

to prevent them from running onto the next contest. 

Currently only a free kick is awarded and this is 

an insufficient deterrent. 

Whistle a healthier tune! 

Have fun, earn some extra $$$, and still be involved in football! 

AFL Umpiring can help you lead a healthier lifestyle, encouraging you to be active. Did you know 

just 30 minutes of moderate intensity physical activity on most days is needed for good health. 

We can help you achieve your goals. 

All ages, genders and fitness levels catered for – we will teach you everything you need to know. 

Find out how we can help you, and you can help the game, by calling Kevin Tingey on 6232 6633. 

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CLUB NEWS 

Ainslie Football Club Ainslie Football Club 

Members and Supporters are invited to the after match function 

following the Ainslie v Queanbeyan game to be held in the 

Ainslie Football Club from 5pm. Presentations and awards 

at 6pm. 

The Tricolours coaching staff for season 2009 has undergone 

minimal change with Tony Bourke coming in as the new Division 

2 coach. Chris Rourke remains coach of the Division 1 side 

assisted by Con Moraitis and Tony Bourke. Andrew Harrington 

will assist with the Division 2 coaching. Malcolm Scholes will 

again coach the U18s assisted by Brian James. Trevor Treloar will 

once again coach the Division 3 side and the Ainslie Women’s 

team has a new coach in Toby Treloar. 

Round 1 saw the Tutt brothers play their first senior game 

together for the Club. Ryan Tutt has rejoined Ainslie after several 

years playing in Adelaide with Glenelg and Norwood. Ryan 

played 21 games for Ainslie in seasons 2004 and 2005 as well 

as gaining a place in the NSW/ACT Rams U18 team. Jason has 

followed his brother by gaining a spot in the 2009 NSW/ACT 

U18 Rams team. Ryan and Jason are the sons of Robert Tutt who 

played Junior and Senior football with the Club. Their uncle Allan 

also played both Junior and Senior football with Ainslie and was 

part of the Senior Premiership sides of the eighties. 

Queanbeyan Tigers Football Club 

Don’t take the Tuggeranong Hawks easy should be the message 

to all AFL Canberra Clubs. Their attack of the footy, excellent 

disposal and quickness around the ground are all dangerous 

components of a young and enthusiastic team who will upset 

many a team during 2009. They certainly had the Tigers in 

trouble last Sunday. 

To the Tigers credit and after being behind on the scoreboard by 

7 goals mid way through the second quarter, they fought back 

to win a match played in scorching conditions and with only one 

interchange player. It was a tremendous day for the club win 

ning all three games in the opening round of the season. 

Thankyou to all concerned - in particular our volunteer group 

who have taken on various roles within the organisation. 

The Clubs Growler Membership continues to grow and for those 

who have not rejoined yet you can do so by emailing your details 

to qtigers@tigersclub.com.au or by telephoning the office on 

62993467. 

Today’s clash against Ainslie at Ainslie shapes up as another 

classic match between two of the oldest clubs in the League. 

The Tricolours have a wonderful history and no doubt they will 

be out to atone for their first round loss against a powerful 

Demons combination. 

A couple of injury concerns for the Tigers at the time of writing 

this report on top of the loss of our two most promising juniors 

(Kaine Stevens and Jeremy Kirkwood) 

to representative footy will allow some of the better performers 

Members and supporters are reminded to check the Club’s 

website for news of events and match reports during the season. 

The Club’s website is currently being updated so watch out for 

the new format. It can be accessed at www.ainsliefootball.com. 

CLUB SPONSORS 

from our very talented Reserve Grade combination to come 

under the notice of selectors. 

We also welcome back last years Best and Fairest Mark Powell 

into the side after his unwanted spell on the sideline last week. 

Awards at the Club are 7.00pm for away games. The Tigers Club 

has an active website www.tigersclub.com.au 

Thanks to the following sponsors of our match day awards: 

Ging Sing Restaurant: Satr Q Café & Bar: Mart Delicatessen 

@ the Fyshwick Markets: Bredbo Pancake and Crepe Restaurant; 

Bank of Queensland. 

CLUB SPONSORS 

No. Name 

1 Daniel McFarlane 

2 John Holmes 

3 Tom Daniel 

4 Marcus Crook 

5 Ben Hughes 

6 Ryan Lewis 

7 Michael Lawless 

8 Ian Lawless 

9 Ash Harris 

10 Jesse Griffin 

11 Connor Pettersson 

14 Michael Ghobrial 

15 Robert Tuohey 

17 Dale Argall 

18 John Pratt 

19 Marc Ablett 

20 Ryan Tutt 

21 Clint Mathis 

23 David Love 

24 Rowan Andrews 

25 Andrew Mathis 

26 Eric Stone 

33 Mathew Creese 

34 Steven Gill 

35 Jason Tutt 

37 Tim Inkster 

38 Mitchell Mulroney 

41 Nathan Robertson 

42 Andrew Olson 

45 Paul Neiberding 

Ainslie Oval, Saturday 4 April, 2pm 

AINSLIE Vs QUEANBEYAN 


No. Name 

1 Mark Armstrong 

2 Ryan Quade 

3 Jordan Longmore 

4 Chris Walmsley 

5 Jason Satchell 

7 Paul Franchi 

8 Neil Irwin 

9 Luke Whatman 

10 James Kavanagh 

11 Chris Haddock 

13 Roy Jaques 

15 Mitch Daniher 

16 Mitch McKenzie 

17 Mark Powell 

18 Andrew Lieschke 

19 Jeremy Kirkwood 

20 Will Griggs 

21 Daniel Jaques 

23 Scott Dickinson 

24 Todd Dickinson 

25 Jared Daniel 

27 Sean Kelly 

28 Renee Ioppi 

30 Kris Thompson 

31 Matt Liddle 

33 Michael Wescombe 

35 Paul Slater 

36 Sam Burns 

37 James Manie 

38 Tim Cook 

39 Bill May 

40 Jackson Brooker 

41 Greg Hair 

48 Jon Elias 

50 Kaine Stevens 

CLUB FIRST SECOND THIRD FOURTH FULL TIME 

Goals Behinds Total Goals Behinds Total Goals Behinds Total Goals Behinds TOTAL 


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CLUB NEWS 

Tuggeranong Hawks Football Club 

Last week, the Club helped Jim Rice celebrate his 200th 

first grade game, but not with the result Jimmy was 

hoping for. While results didn’t go our way but the 

coaches found some positives and some areas that need 

to be improved on. There were some good signs from 

new recruits David Nolen and Grayson Stopp and with 

Will Overs showing some of his better form. 

The Hawks are hoping for a home ground advantage 

this weekend against Belconnen in all grades and 

hope the weather is more footy friendly. 

Thank you to all our volunteers who help support our 

Club 

It’s time to sign up for your 2009 membership, go to 

the website and down load a membership form and 

help support the Hawks 

www.tuggeranongfc.aflcanberra.com.au 

Belconnen Magpies Football Club 

Saturday 4th April 

BMFC Trivia Night 

CITY MAGPIES CLUB 

Awards at 7pm, Trivia commencing at 7.30pm 

Cost $10 per person (includes some nibblies) 

Further info contact Jo Foster 0407 665 634 or Trina 

Gallway 0401 301 345 

Saturday 16th May 

Black, White and Teal Cup 

Yarralumla Woolshed 

CLUB SPONSORS 

CLUB SPONSORS 

TUGGERANONG 


No. Name 

1 Will Overs 

2 Malcolm Fernie 

3 Alex Lawder 

4 James Rice 

5 Matt Ghirardello 

6 James McCabe 

7 Troy Fenyvesi 

8 Ben Funnell 

9 Daniel Johnson 

10 Glenn Currie 

12 Kurt Masters 

15 Peter Scheeren 

17 Craig Healey 

18 Ben Cleaver 

19 Ashley Pocock 

20 Matt Bernasconi 

22 Mitch Staite 

25 Phil Lovett 

26 John Roache 

28 Sean Wilkinson 

29 Charlie Prowse 

36 Nathan Smith 

37 David Smith 

38 Grayson Stopp 

40 Sean Ellis 

43 Jay Kickett 

47 Chris Murch 

55 Sam Hartmann 

59 Luke Andreatta 

Greenway Oval, Saturday 4 April, 2pm 

Vs BELCONNEN 

Beclonnen Magpies Football Club 

No. Name 

1 Matt Campbell 

3 Steve Mahar 

4 Luke Rhodes 

5 Brock Weston 

6 James Bennett 

8 Paul Raadts 

9 Scott Henning 

10 Blake Talsma 

11 Lexie Bennett 

12 Luke Jeffery 

13 Josh Jennings 

14 Mick Delaney 

15 Andrew Ainger 

17 Justin Hodder 

19 Matt Porter 

20 Craig Eckersley 

22 Marty Rice 

23 Daniel Quee 

24 Rhys McAlister 

25 Brenton Joyce 

26 Dom Bunyan 

27 Simon Collis 

29 Simon Curtis 

30 Matt Viney 

32 Toby Le Fort 

33 Chris York 

34 Stephen Coate 

37 John Love 

41 John Gregory 

46 Ryan Turnbull 

54 Andrew Gatenby 

58 Chris McDevitt 




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CLUB NEWS 

Sydney Swans Football Club 

CORPORATE HOSPITALITY 

With the opening of the new Victor Trumper Stand at the SCG, 

the Sydney Swans’ official pre-match function, the Chairman’s 

Club, will be bigger and better in 2009! Offering a premium 

match-day experience, the Chairman’s Club is planning to 

host several well know personalities from the sports and 

entertainment industries this season. With the Chairman’s Club 

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Eastlake Football Club 

It was a brilliant warm autumn day at Ainslie on 

Saturday and it was a very pleasing start for all three 

grades. Our U18 have had a very interrupted pre season 

so it was good to see the players persist with team work 

and improve as the game went on. Our reserves, despite 

a strong Ainslie comeback in the third quarter, notched 

up a solid win with a number of our new young players 

from U18 at Eastlake and Marist showing great form. 

Our seniors came to play from the first gong. Displaying 

quick hands, great organisation around the contest and 

relentless tackling the team had a very good day. We will 

no doubt be reminded for some time about Collo’s left 

foot snap in the last quarter! 

Many thanks to Ainslie for their hospitality after the 

game. This week our U18 take on the reigning premier 

Marist in what should be a fantastic match and our 

seniors are primed to take on the Swans. All of our 

reserves players will be involved in activities at the club: 

some will go to Sydney to assist the senior team whilst 

the 

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SYDNEY SWANS 

Sydney Swans Football Club 

No. Name 

1 Barry Hall 

2 Rhyce Shaw 

3 Jarrad McVeigh 

4 Daniel Hannebery 

5 Ryan O’Keefe 

6 Craig Bolton 

7 Brett Meredith 

8 Daniel O’Keefe 

9 Nick Malceski 

10 Daniel Currie 

11 Ed Barlow 

13 Patrick Veszpremi 

14 Craig Bird 

15 Kieren Jack 

16 Darren Jolly 

18 Jesse White 

19 Michael O’Loughlin 

20 Luke Ablett 

21 Leo Barry 

22 Matthew Laidlaw 

23 Lewis Johnston 

24 Jude Bolton 

25 Ted Richards 

26 Henry Playfair 

27 Kristin Thornton 

28 Jared Crouch 

29 Martin Mattner 

30 Lewis Roberts-Thomson 

31 Brett Kirk 

32 Amon Buchanan 

33 Jarred Moore 

34 Ryan Brabazon 

35 Campbell Heath 

36 Tim Shcmidt 

37 Adam Goodes 

38 Mike Pyke 

39 Heath Grundy 

40 Nick Smith 

41 Brendan Murphy 

42 Paul Bevan 

43 Matthew O’Dwyer 

44 Jake Orreal 

46 Taylor Gilchrist 

ANZ Stadium, Saturday 4 April, 3.50pm 

Vs EASTLAKE 


No. Name 

1 Alex Hayward 

2 Jason Duce 

3 Nathan Clarke 

4 Bruce Aaron 

5 Aaron Rogers 

6 John Van Meurs 

7 Gumley Sam 

8 Tim Gray 

9 Peter McGrath 

11 Benjamin Collins 

12 Jeremy Stiller 

13 Sean Clarke 

14 Ben Maiden 

16 Stafford Cooper 

18 Daniel Ford 

19 Matthew Williams 

20 Leigh McMahon 

21 Rod Broadhust 

23 Chad Gibson 

24 Matthew Dean 

25 Cameron Squires 

28 Xavier McMahon 

31 Alexander Thorman 

32 Dean Roulstone 

33 Jake Gumley 

34 Daniel Ryall 

35 John-Paul Jory 

38 Nick Cibiras 




14 15

DIVISION 2 UNDER 18’s 

Ainslie Football Club 

No. Name 

12 Arrin Butler 

13 Brett Sheehan 

16 Matt Renet 

22 Daniel Simpson 

28 Jeff James 

29 Mark Jillard 

30 Steve Foster 

31 Shaun Campbell 

32 James Sullivan 

36 Giles Tranter 

40 Nathan Barb 

43 Roger Dauth 

44 Matthew Vickers 

46 Greg Robertson 


No. Name 

11 Nathan Irvine 

13 Will Prowse 

14 Peter Ashcroft 

27 Dan Nulley 

30 Will Shafron 

31 David Nolen 

32 Tim Ghirardello 

33 Chris Robinson 

34 Marc Maloney 

35 Scott Newhouse 

39 Jeremy Miller 

41 Cal Graham 

44 Sean Richardson 

45 James Brown 

Ainslie Oval, Saturday 4 April, 11:30am 

AINSLIE vs QUEANBEYAN 

47 Stewart Gray 

48 David Tow 

49 Pat Orchard 

50 Stephen Lound 

51 Sam Grozinger 

52 Lincoln Svilicic 

53 Drew Alsford 

54 Robert Ho 

55 Andrew McJannett 

56 Alvero Marcias 

58 Dan James 

59 Simon Robertson 

60 Josh Fielding 

62 Jarrod Smith 

57 Jim McDonald 

63 Finn Simpson 

Greenway Oval, Saturday 4 April, 11:30am 

TUGGERANONG vs BELCONNEN 

46 James Kuhn 

48 Toby Richards 

49 Andrew Bourandanis 

50 Cam Bernasconi 

51 Phil Mcdonald 

52 Zac Chapman 

53 Luke Takanen 

54 Blake Harlock 

56 Liam Greenwell 

57 Chris Worland 

58 Tim Cleaver 

60 Nick Mcdonald 

62 Kieran Bridger 

63 Lachlan Nevett 

64 Luke Mcelhinney 


No. Name 

6 Chris Davis 

12 Dennis Quade 

14 Dane Miller 

22 Josh Davis 

26 Paul Williams 

29 Daniel Jabornik 

32 Sam Burly 

34 Luke Thompson 

42 Brett Fruend 

43 Alex Cuttifford 

44 Daniel McGavin 

45 Paul Breidis 


No. Name 

16 Matt Finnemore 

18 Ben Langham 

21 Chris Calvert 

28 Jackson Maloney 

31 TBA 

38 Adam Curtois 

39 Sam Power 

40 Michael Coate 

42 Joey Dunstan 

43 Jon Dunn 

44 Liam Early 

45 Ben Turnbull 

47 Daniel Posch 

48 Nick Burridge 

49 Anthony Whittard 

46 Beau Watts 

47 Daniel Cuttifford 

49 Nathan Power 

51 Ben Jabornik 

52 Jared Preistly 

53 Simon Kelland 

54 Luke Cheetham 

55 Adam Heading 

56 David Corcoran 

57 Matt Jones 

58 Hayden Kelly 

59 Kaeden Watts 

61 Jeff Charman 

65 Steve Foden 

50 Matthew Keys 

51 Mitch Halley 

55 Michael Wojtaszak 

56 Mick Henry 

57 Jon Van Dieman 

61 George Chisholm 

62 Dane Keanes 

Andrew Taylor 

Dean Fair 

Michael Caine 

Joel Patterson 

Keirin Ferns 

Luke Donohue 

Ainslie Football Club 

No. Name 

1 Corey Baxter 

2 Daniel Sainsbury 

3 Jeremy Hirst 

4 Brady Scholes 

5 Kelvin Williams 

6 Jordan Flanagan 

9 Brendon Matthews 

10 Alex Birch 

11 Reuben Haupt 

12 Jordan Bradfield 

13 Ancel Franklin 

14 Alex Bunday 


No. Name 

Ben Andreatta 

Josh Barker 

James Bedford 

Rob Bennett 

Matt Bernasconi 

L Felsman 

J Kalina 

C Kickett 

K McPherson 

D Murphy 

J Pottenger 

B Symons 

S Trevillian 

J Willoughby 

Steve Bickerton 

Joshua Cameron 

Joseph Clarke 

Michael Clarke 

Peter Clarke 

Marist Football Club 

No. Name 

1 Sam Smith 

2 Josh Winchester 

3 Nick Kane 

4 Dom Garlick 

5 Ben Foley 

6 Victor Lu 

7 Nathan Toogood 

8 Tad Souden 

9 Luke Cusack 

10 Daniel Drew 

11 Daniel Campbell 

12 Liam Collins 

13 Jordan Eagle 

14 Declan O’Rourke 

15 Niall Jacobsen 

Ainslie Oval, Saturday 4 April, 9:30am 

AINSLIE vs QUEANBEYAN 

15 Lachie Highfield 

16 Richard Lewis 

17 Brendon Sainsbury 

18 Jarrod Taylor 

19 Dane Roberton 

20 Alex Grozinger 

21 Peter Schroder 

22 Lucas O’Neill 

26 Josh Creaser 

30 Zac Greig 

31 Tom Jacobson 

32 Rodney Dart 

33 Jonathon Hunter 

16 17 

Matt Dale 

Luke Gilbert 

Matt Graham 

James Hodak 

Tom Hodge 

Josh Hogan 

Mitch Hutchings 

Michael James 

Tom Jeffery 

Brendan Kalina 

Ben McCrorey 

Joseph McGrath 

Khai McPherson 

Callum Moldrich 

Rhys Pinter 

Bowan Shelton 

Daniel Sims 

Andrew Southwell 

Oliver Stopp 

Foster Townsend 

Michael Wren 


No. Name 

1 Ricci Rootsey 

2 Daniel Paulletto 

3 John Noonan 

4 Cameron Cobby 

5 Michael Redmond 

6 Sam Daniel 

7 Andrew Swan 

8 Alie Maatouk 

9 Troy Hemming 

10 Kaine Stevens 

11 Robbie Schelberger 

12 Cody Sideris 

13 Jake Oram 

14 Liam Walker-Eastick 

15 Dale Dickinson 

16 Tim Blissenden 

Greenway Oval, Saturday 4 April, 9:30am 

TUGGERANONG vs BELCONNEN 


No. Name 

1 Stephen Meikle 

2 Rhys Allen 

3 Joss Whitford 

4 Joshua Tilley 

5 Michael Young 

6 Cameron Burdett 

7 James Kinaar 

8 Dean Fair 

9 Nick Collins 

10 Matt Hunter 

11 Jake Low 

12 Brady Daw 

13 Jarrod McGinnon 

14 Tom Jurkewicz 

15 Joel Byatt 

16 Alan Davis 

Lindwall Oval, Saturday 4 April, 1pm 

16 Daniel Lewis 

17 Riley McMahon 

18 Daniel Discipio 

19 Alec Slader 

20 Tom Dryburgh 

21 Mark Brook 

22 Sean Kelly 

23 Kirk Mahon 

24 Hayden Armstrong 

25 Amselm McManus 

26 Sam Gilfedder 

27 Tom Kazias 

28 Jon Kane 

29 Tim Hodge 

30 Will Purcell 

31 Mark Penders 

MARIST vs EASTLAKE 


No. Name 

1 Ben Scott 

2 Craig Senior 

3 James Fitzpatrick 

4 Will Ryan 

5 Dave Cummins 

6 Sean Vanholland 

7 Frank Pazios 

8 Josh Bruce 

9 Oliver Mahoney 

10 Jess Johnson 

11 Matt Blundell 

12 Cody Stephens 

13 Liam Simmons 

17 Michael Moss 

18 Gerard Walshe 

19 Tom Ribbons 

20 Johnathon Carbone 

21 Robert Peck 

22 Caleb Brinton 

23 Sam Hunter 

24 Lachlan Dowling 

25 Taylor Lee 

26 Josh Martin 

27 Josh Prater 

28 Brant Cameron 

29 Rob Davis 

30 Daniel Carey 

31 Ryan Price 

32 Terry Maher 

33 Brendan Hague 

17 Shannon Goodsell 

18 Michael Handscombe 

19 Anthony Pronin 

20 Evan Brodie Smith 

21 Jackson Maloney 

22 Jean Claude Sciacca 

23 Steven Trumble 

24 Declan Butoras 

25 Lachlan Pini 

26 Tom Madsen 

27 Ed Jerzawicz 

28 Sam Martin 

29 Adam Curtois 

30 Dylan Graham 

31 Josh Hanily 

33 Nick Duncan 

34 John Hamilton 

35 James Michelle 

14 Sam Ash 

15 Harry Treloar 

16 Max Bayley 

20 Liam O’Leary 

21 Lachlan Cutting 

22 Spencer Whitaker 

23 Will Comensoli 

24 Liam Abbey 

25 Aaron Clark 

26 Ray Jackson 

28 Daniel Stephens 

29 Greg Hosking 

30 Jake King 

31 Daniel Beames 

39 Alex Godfrey

LADDERS 

DIVISION 1 

POS TEAM P W L D B FF For Ag PC Pts 

1 EASTLAKE FOOTBALL CLUB 1 1 0 0 0 0 144 58.00 248 4 

2 BELCONNEN MAGPIES 1 1 0 0 0 0 110 65.00 169 4 

3 QUEANBEYAN 1 1 0 0 0 0 124 107.00 116 4 

4 TUGGERANONG 1 0 1 0 0 0 107 124.00 86 0 

5 SYDNEY SWANS 1 0 1 0 0 0 65 110.00 59 0 

6 AINSLIE FOOTBALL CLUB 1 0 1 0 0 0 58 144.00 40 0 

DIVISION 2 


1 QUEANBEYAN 1 1 0 0 0 0 147 55.00 267 4 




5 TUGGERANONG 1 0 1 0 0 0 55 147.00 37 0 

UNDER 18’s 


1 MARIST 1 1 0 0 0 0 88 53.00 166 4 


3 QUEANBEYAN 1 1 0 0 0 0 81 65.00 125 4 

4 SERAS 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0.00 0 4 

5 TUGGERANONG 1 0 1 0 0 0 65 81.00 80 0 



LEADING GOAL KICKERS 

DIVISION 1 

DIVISION 2 

UNDER 18’s 

Name M G 

Benjamin Collins (EASTLAKE FOOTBALL CLUB) 1 4 

Mark Armstrong (QUEANBEYAN) 1 4 

Andrew Ainger (BELCONNEN MAGPIES) 1 4 

Stafford Cooper (EASTLAKE FOOTBALL CLUB) 1 3 

Craig Healey (TUGGERANONG HAWKS) 1 3 

Name M G 

James Manie (QUEANBEYAN) 1 7 

Cameron Squires (EASTLAKE FOOTBALL CLUB) 1 5 

Paul Neiberding (AINSLIE FOOTBALL CLUB) 1 4 

Chris Davis (QUEANBEYAN) 1 3 

Russell Fort (EASTLAKE FOOTBALL CLUB) 1 3 

Name M G 

David Cummins (EASTLAKE FOOTBALL CLUB) 1 5 

Sam Daniel (QUEANBEYAN) 1 4 

Taylor Lee (QUEANBEYAN) 1 3 

Michael Redmond (QUEANBEYAN) 1 3 

Daniel Campbell (MARIST) 1 3 

RESULTS 

DIVISION 1 

AINSLIE FOOTBALL CLUB 7.16 58 

def. by 

EASTLAKE FOOTBALL CLUB 22.12 144 

AINSLIE FOOTBALL CLUB Goal Kickers: R. Dart 3, D. Delorenzo 2, Z. Greig 2, B. Scholes, J. Hirst 

Best Players: B. Scholes, A. Franklin, J. Hirst, J. Bradfield, B. Garrard, J. Rouch 

EASTLAKE FOOTBALL CLUB Goal Kickers: D. Cummins 5, R. Jackson 2, D. Beames 2, L. Simmons, S. Vanholland, C. Senior, W. Ryan 

Best Players: O. Mahony, D. Cummins, H. Treloar, S. Vanholland, S. Whitaker, L. Cutting 

BELCONNEN MAGPIES 16.14 110 

def. 

SYDNEY SWANS 10.5 65 

BELCONNEN MAGPIES Goal Kickers: A. Ainger 4, J. Jennings 3, B. Weston 2, R. Turnbull 2, S. Curtis 2, P. Raadts, C. Eckersley, C. York 

Best Players: A. Ainger, S. Mahar, B. Talsma, J. Jennings, R. Mcalister, C. York 

SYDNEY SWANS Goal Kickers: M. Pyke 2, R. Brabazon 2, D. Nulley, L. Ablett, M. O’’Dwyer, L. Johnston, M. Pelda, K. Thornton 

Best Players: L. Johnston, B. Meredith, R. Brabazon, K. Thornton, J. Orreal, T. Cleaver 

QUEANBEYAN 18.16 124 

def. 

TUGGERANONG HAWKS 17.5 107 

QUEANBEYAN Goal Kickers: M. Armstrong 4, J. Kirkwood 3, K. Stevens 2, J. Longmore 2, S. Burns, R. Ioppi, R. Quade, A. Lieschke, M. 

Liddle, J. Elias, C. Walmsley Best Players: N. Irwin, R. Quade, T. Cook, J. Kirkwood, K. Stevens, L. Whatman 

TUGGERANONG HAWKS Goal Kickers: C. Healey 3, M. Fernie 3, J. Kickett 2, N. Smith 2, B. Cleaver, S. Ellis, J. Mccabe, A. Pocock, D. 

Johnson, Z. Chapman, C. Murch Best Players: W. Overs, A. Lawder, P. Lovett, C. Healey, J. Rice, Z. Chapman 

DIVISION 2 

AINSLIE FOOTBALL CLUB 8.10-58 

def. by 

EASTLAKE FOOTBALL CLUB 13.9-87 

AINSLIE FOOTBALL CLUB Goal Kickers: P. Neiberding 4, M. Ablett 2, M. Jillard, A. Olson 

Best Players: G. Robertson, D. Alsford, L. Svilicic, M. Jillard, L. Kennedy, M. Renet 

EASTLAKE FOOTBALL CLUB Goal Kickers: C. Squires 5, R. Fort 3, A. Nunn 2, J. Sullivan, S. Walters, J. Jory 

Best Players: J. Jory, C. Squires, J. O’’Malley, J. Bourchier, N. Cibiras, P. Blake 

QUEANBEYAN 22.15-147 

def. 

TUGGERANONG HAWKS 8.7-55 

QUEANBEYAN Goal Kickers: J. Manie 7, C. Davis 3, B. May 3, C. Thyer 2, G. Hair 2, J. Brooker 2, D. Miller, D. Jabornik, M. Wescombe 

Best Players: G. Hair, M. Wescombe, D. Jabornik, J. Brooker, J. Manie, B. Watts 

TUGGERANONG HAWKS Goal Kickers: C. Graham 2, L. Andreatta, P. Ashcroft, J. Miller, W. Prowse, M. Bernasconi, M. Ghirardello 

Best Players: J. Roache, M. Bernasconi, P. Scheeren, C. Graham, C. Prowse, S. Wilkinson 

UNDER 18’s 

AINSLIE FOOTBALL CLUB 9.7 61 

def. by 

EASTLAKE FOOTBALL CLUB 13.15 93 

AINSLIE FOOTBALL CLUB Goal Kickers: R. Dart 3, D. Delorenzo 2, Z. Greig 2, B. Scholes, J. Hirst 

Best Players: B. Scholes, A. Franklin, J. Hirst, J. Bradfield, B. Garrard, J. Rouch 

EASTLAKE FOOTBALL CLUB Goal Kickers: D. Cummins 5, R. Jackson 2, D. Beames 2, L. Simmons, S. Vanholland, C. Senior, W. Ryan 

Best Players: O. Mahony, D. Cummins, H. Treloar, S. Vanholland, S. Whitaker, L. Cutting 

QUEANBEYAN 12.9 81 

def. 

TUGGERANONG HAWKS 9.11 65 

QUEANBEYAN Goal Kickers: S. Daniel 4, T. Lee 3, M. Redmond 3, T. Maher, A. Swan 

Best Players: S. Daniel, A. Swan, B. Hague, C. Cobby, L. Walker-Eastick, R. Schelberger 

TUGGERANONG HAWKS Goal Kickers: L. Felsman 2, C. Kickett, J. Pottenger, T. Hodge, M. Wren, S. Trevillian, J. Kalina 

Best Players: S. Trevillian, S. Bickerton, J. Kalina, P. Clarke, C. Bernasconi, B. Mcrorey 

BELCONNEN MAGPIES 8.5 53 

def. by 

MARIST 13.10 88 

BELCONNEN MAGPIES Goal Kickers: M. Hunter 3, J. Michelle 2, J. Byatt, A. Curtois, J. Avila 

Best Players: C. Burdett, M. Hunter, D. Fair, J. Michelle, J. Whitford, E. Brodie-Reed 

MARIST Goal Kickers: D. Discipio 3, D. Campbell 3, D. O’’Rourke 3, R. Mcmahon, H. Armstrong, W. Purcell, N. Kane 

Best Players: H. Armstrong, J. Kane, N. Kane, S. Gilfedder, D. O’’Rourke, B. Foley 

18 19

DIVISION 3 & 4 

ADFA DIV 3 & 4 

No. Name 

Andrew Barker 

Rodney Beer 

Joel Bell 

Kane Bell 

Tom Bittner 

Lindsay Bye 

James Byers 

Daniel Chadwick 

Ben Cody 

Anthony Davis 

Johnathon Dowl 

Nick Downward 

Samuel Ellyard 

Joel Ettridge 

Lucas Helmke 

Drew Hender 

Mark Innes 

Mathew Jetson 

Chris Mackenzie 

Ryan Mitchell 

Shaun Montgomery 

Aaron Nuttall 

Peter Prendergast 

Michael Reynolds 

Steven Scott 

Steemson 

Callum Bigarelli 

Chris Brennan 

Matthew Broken-Brow 

HARMAN FOOTBALL CLUB DIV 3 & 4 

No. Name 

1 Shaun Ebert 

3 Matthew Fitzgerald 

3 Matthew Quade 

4 Michael Robinson 

5 Steven Johnstone 

7 Tony Stevens 

10 CAMPBELL Griggs 

11 Murray Severin 

12 Damien Collins 

14 Ben Dwyer 

16 JOSH Parsons 

17 Aaron Froud 

17 David Vosnakes 

19 Mark Branch 

20 Adrian James 

21 Nathan Pilgrim 

22 Danny Maher 

23 Brad Finley 

24 Trent Babington 

25 Luke Griggs 

27 Gerard Patron 

28 Ned Sibly 

28 Steve Vosnakes 

29 Scott Owen 

30 Kane Cawse 

30 Jonathon Shawn Nolan 

31 Nick Budd 

33 Michael Killeen 

36 Michael Quade 

37 Matt Weickhart 

Sean Cahir 

Guy Carpenter 

Adam Chirgwin 

Scott Croxford 

Ben Cunningham 

Scott De Clifford 

Charlie Dickens 

Fraser Evans 

Cameron Felice 

Chris Fleay 

Glenn Foster 

Johnathon Holt 

Matthew Hume 

Sam Jarkings 

Daniel Joinbee 

Elliot Kidd 

Thomas King 

Joshua Mack 

Tim Manser 

Luke Marconi 

Brendan McLucas 

Pat Millea 

Thomas Neverauskas 

Cameron Phasey 

Patrick Polak 

Steven Purcival 

Chris Sylvia 

Jack Timperon 

James Tobin 

39 Simon Nunney 

40 Mick Sandric 

41 Danny Dwyer 

42 Corey Chippendale 

43 Will O’Halloran 

45 Grant Buckley 

46 Travis Longmore 

48 Daniel Lund 

49 Joel Tate 

50 Josh Ebert 

50 Simon Kelland 

69 Michael Aitchison 

Andrew Dale 

Brett French 

Scott Harbers 

Christian Hillier 

Brent Hollingworth 

Ross Hore 

Sean Hore 

Steven Imire 

Karney Jamieson 

Michael Jandric 

Matthew Kook 

Shaun Mckeown 

Jim Neill 

Adrian Pentland 

Michael Thurling 

Robin Von Schelberger 

Derek Wagntiz 

Derek Wagntiz 

ANU FOOTBALL CLUB DIV 3 & 4 

No. Name 

Tom Banson 

Dylan Busnell 

David Butler 

Daniel Chaston 

Joshua Cliff 

Chris Clowry 

Matthew Crawshaw 

Brook Dixon 

Jack Doherty 

Ryan Forsyth 

Matthew Heath 

Steve Heincke 

Wes Heincke 

Andrew Hermann 

Brent Holgate 

Max Homberger 

Gordon Jones 

Ashley Kay 

Logan Knight 

Edward Kus 

Cameron Lauchland 

David Lee 

James Leitch 

Ben Little 

James Mcmillan 

Matthew Meridith 

Travis Nielsen 

Andrew O’Donaghoe 

Matthew O’Dwyer 

Daniel O’Reilly 

David Orr 

Joshua Prentice 

Anthony Quinn 

Dean Rawlinson 

Justin Rheese 

Brent Ritchie 

Sam Scotton 

EASTLAKE FOOTBALL CLUB DIV 3 & 4 

No. Name 

16 Conor O’Donnell 

2 Peter Johnson 

3 Andrew McGrath 

4 Ryan Winter 

8 Shaun Warren 

14 Adam Maiden 

11 Adrian Peterson 

18 Luke McLachlan 

12 Nat O’Rourke 

9 Jack McGrath 

19 Aaron Van Der Lee 

20 Joshua Bowman 

21 Simon Bishop 

22 Benn Ayre 

23 Adam Brill 

26 Mark Dorman 

29 Lachlan Lake 

31 Jordan Tracey 

33 Dan Parker 

35 Justan Fuller 

36 Steve Roche 

Robert Sirr 

Chris Smith 

Joel Smith 

Simon Tuan 

Tom Verdich 

Andrew Weaver 

Ben Weise 

Damian West 

Wade Williams 

Daniel Wishart 

Matthew Anson 

Richard Bartlett 

Shane Bolitho 

Geoff Buchanan 

Joshua Burnett 

Chris Clarke 

Joshua Davey 

Dom Delany 

Brett Evans 

Julius Gordon 

Brendan Hanger 

Tim Hannan 

Patrick Heazlewood 

Jared Holt 

Luke Hurst 

Chris Jacques 

Warrick Jay 

Michael Jenkins 

Brad Jones 

Daniel Jones 

Steven Jones 

Nick Marton 

Ross Mcmillan 

Heath Moore 

Stephen Morris 

Joel Moss 

Adrian Moy 

1 Nik Morozow 

5 Chris Flaherty 

9 Peter Huet 

18 Ben Katauskas 

10 Bruce Abdilla 

11 Mickey Perre 

12 David Grant 

13 Andrew Circosta 

30 Cheyne Webster 

17 Adam Kennedy 

20 Dylan Smith 

23 Jason Rees 

24 Daniel Rizk 

34 David Cooper 

39 Michael McNamara 

44 Sam Skelton 

45 Joel Caldwell 

49 Paul Oliver 

51 Keiran Nicholson 

52 Bindie Stewart-Fitzpatrick 

53 Tim Li 

55 Brendan Bolton 

MURRUMBIDGEE FOOTBALL CLUB DIV 3 & 4 

No. Name 

1 Simon Mcpherson 

2 Blake Conlon 

3 David Carter 

4 Liam Wickson 

5 Steve Herbert 

6 Paul Reynolds 

7 Leighton Phipps 

8 David Douglas 

9 Wade Williams 

10 Alex Mcpherson 

11 Warren Taylor 

12 Steven Law 

13 Graham Stephan 

14 Luke Kensey 

15 Chris Beasland 

16 Simon Croft 

17 Tim Fridey 

18 Ross Stephan 

19 Nathan Fowler 

20 Daniel Brooker 

21 Richard Tuffin 

22 Bradley Ellidge 

23 Stuart Laughlin 

24 Will Hartnell 

25 Shane Raczkowski 

26 Dominic Oosterloo 

27 David Shannon 

28 Eric Bowman 

29 Lawson Walsh 

30 Bernard Rule 

31 Steve Hunt 

32 Vince Tulley 

33 Matthew Cassidy 

34 Daniel Ferguson 

35 Derek Thoms 

GOULBOURN SWANS DIV 4 

No. Name 

1 Phil Champion 

2 David Waters 

3 Mitchell Chapman 

4 Rob Treloar 

5 Sam Halder 

6 Steve Dawson 

7 Steve Armstrong 

8 Mick Dawson 

9 Heath Russell 

10 Ben McKenna 

11 John Chapple 

12 Ian Wood 

13 Andrew Stewart 

14 Stephen Dillon 

15 Michael Dillon 

16 Denis Mungovan 

36 Dean Hill 

37 Anthony Cutting 

38 Chris Mortimer 

39 Bernie Abejaron 

40 Adam Blencowe 

41 Mansoor Wahab 

42 Ryan Hartnell 

43 Paul Kilpatrick 

44 Jason Blackwell 

45 Kevin Knock 

46 Daniel Green 

47 Dylan Armstrong 

48 Brad Yates 

49 Chris Bartram 

50 Lachlan Van De Donk 

51 Matthew Lindsay 

52 Tim Wilson 

53 Michael Quarmby 

54 Michael Burdeu 

55 Jesse Mann 

56 Tom Pagett 

57 David Ashe 

58 Brad Ashe 

59 Will Tabrett 

60 James Lynch 

61 Nathaniel Martin 

62 James Mcdonell 

63 Chris Lonsdale 

64 William West 

65 James Deller 

66 Shane Mcnaughton 

67 James Steen 

69 David Mortimer 

70 Warwick Richardson 

71 Gavin Lalor 

72 Ethan Browne 

17 Ben Howard 

18 Dale Cummins 

19 Andrew Mewburn 

20 Robert Williams 

21 Jim Condylios 

22 Sam Treloar 

23 Jason Gray 

24 Adam Wilson 

25 Tony Boyd 

26 James Huggett 

27 Brad Chilko 

28 Andrew Gardner 

29 Heath Hogan 

30 Aaron O’Leary 

31 Matt Phelps 

32 Luke Langbein 

61 Robert Dillon 

GUNGHALIN JETS DIV 3 & 4 

No. Name 

1 Tim Dalwood 

2 Simon Roscoe 

3 Sam Truesdale 

4 Rod Wheatly 

5 Nathan Arch 

6 Julian Clarkson 

7 Daniel Scholfield 

8 Gerard Cole 

9 David Bryant 

10 Matthew Clayton 

11 Dale Frankel 

12 Travis Scholfield 

13 Andy Ingold 

14 Andrew Wainright 

15 Troy Kelly 

16 Trent Pellow 

17 David Jean 

18 Matthew Porter 

19 Joel Stevenson 

20 John Fitzgerald 

21 Jason Bonacci 

22 Retired 

23 Brett Martin 

24 Ben Thornton 

25 Pete Stevens 

26 James Walsh 

27 Damian Munday 

28 Tim Thompson 

29 Aaron Gallagher 

30 Matt Ryall 

31 Derek Melton 

32 Steve May 

33 Scott Fyffe 

34 Matthew Lileschke 

AINSLIE FOOTBALL CLUB DIV 3 

No. Name 

2 Leigh Miller 

3 Chris Watkins 

4 Leigh Merrington 

5 Tobias Treloar 

6 Shaun Cox 

8 Tommy Lemmon 

9 Andrew Ferrell 

10 Michael Calabro 

11 Dave Stewart 

12 Dave Grlec 

13 John Matthews 

14 Jake Smith 

15 Dan Elder 

16 Chris Jordan 

18 Colin Haining 

19 Alex Leech 

35 Damon Bryce 

36 Simon McNeill 

37 Mitch Heaslip 

38 Chris Burgess 

39 Cam Nankervis 

40 Gareth Odwyer 

41 Ash Roberts 

42 Daniel Gordon 

43 Patrick Coleman 

44 Greg Mace 

45 Andrew Tattersall 

46 Joshua Campbell 

47 Brad Hay 

48 Nick Louis 

49 Andrew Machin 

50 Erik Parkin 

51 Adam Wells 

52 Brad Milic 

53 Phill Cossens 

54 Adam Hill 

55 Mcleoud 

56 Grant Haigh 

57 Andrew Tutt 

58 Terry Marshall 

59 Chris Charters 

60 Matt Bailey 

61 Simon Wellington 

62 Owen Gregory 

63 Pip Henderson 

64 Lachlan Colqhoun 

65 Clarke 

66 Pat Ceeney 

67 Brendan Sutherland 

69 Ben Lisson 

70 Wayne McColl 

20 Ben Kenny 

21 Sam Burgess 

22 Brad Rogers 

24 Matthew Quinn 

25 Justin Westcott 

26 Tim Jehu 

28 Ben McCallum 

30 Andrew Mayberry 

33 Gavin Lambert 

37 Dave McGill 

48 Eddy Damien 

Alex McKenzie 

Gareth Meyer 

Charlie Niles 

Nat Robbins 

Anthony Watkins 

Cam Whitnall 

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DIVISION 3 & 4 

BELCONNEN FOOTBALL CLUB DIV 3 & 4 

No. Name 

50 Dale Anderson 

51 Kris Archibald 

10 Heath Axelby 

13 Mark Braybrook 

2 Kris Collins 

29 Sam Daniher 

33 Jamie Duncan 

23 Ben Edwards 

9 Sean Egan 

42 Karl Fennis 

17 Tony Gibbon 

19 Scott Hogan 

54 Lachlan James 

36 Shane Lees 

30 Daniel Mahony 

7 Rory Markham 

26 Marcus McHenry 

31 Andrew McIntosh 

37 Jason Moore 

49 James Orr 

52 Ben Power 

20 Tim Reardon 

61 Harry Rowe 

15 Tom Sanders 

5 Michael Talavich 

28 Bernie Williams 

27 JohnWilliams 

34 Sam Bond 

29 Todd Brazier 

44 Dwayne Broughton 

40 Scott Broekhuyse 

60 Chris Catena 

45 Dale Cornell 

59 Michael Daley 

58 Aaron Donnelly 

39 Cieran Doolan 

25 Stuart Dunn 

38 Bennett Foster 

3 Kelvin Glossop 

17 Sid Gray 

46 David Hardy 

62 Chris Herbert 

57 Jamie Hodder 

18 Glenn Horsburgh 

11 Dan Irvine 

22 Andrew Knight 

43 Mark Lee 

15 Mitch McKinnon 

30 Gavin McKinnon 

16 David Maloney 

35 Ross Merchant 

48 Michael Porter 

8 Ossie Terron 

53 Fernando Tula-Recinos 

12 Jeremy Walker 

51 Damien Whaite 

TUGGERANONG FOOTBALL CLUB DIV 3 

No. Name 

65 Jeremy Mcdonogh 

66 David Adens 

67 Peter Balshaw 

68 Steve Barbuto 

69 Clancy Brentnall 

70 Gus Collins 

71 James Creech 

72 Rhys Cutifani 

73 Martin Desmet 

74 Aaron Fairman 

75 Ben Fairman 

76 James Farrell 

77 Gareth Hallow 

WODEN FOOTBALL CLUB DIV 3 

No. Name 

Greg Abrahamffy 

Jon Alexander 

Michael Altus 

Wayne Bennett 

Dheiu Biarmading 

Lee Butcher 

Josh Campbell 

Ashley Carter 

Chris Chivers 

Cable Dohnt 

Shannon Dunn 

Travis Duroux 

Greg Eggins 

Wayne Gowland 

Steve Lawn 

Brad Lynch 

Paul Maher 

78 Ross Henningson 

79 Ben Hunter 

80 Tony Keel 

81 Mark Kessey 

82 Tom Kolleth 

83 Simon Smith 

84 Tim Mccauley 

85 Todd Mcelhinney 

86 Josh Pitts 

87 Dan Shaw 

88 Wes Stewart 

89 Ashley Synnott 

90 Paul Thompson 

91 Kieran Catterall 

Jack Mason 

Aaron Matthews 

Nathan Minerds 

Paul Nihill 

Sean Nihill 

Matthew O’Loughlin 

Aaron O’Neill 

Paul Short 

Tim Steen 

Michael Stevens 

James Tatham 

Nick Titcume 

Vitas Tulich 

Sam Underdown 

Josh Veliscek 

Simon Visser 

Seb White 

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OFFICIAL PARTNERS - DIRECTORY OFFICIAL SUPPLIERS - DIRECTORY 

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