WFL Record 13.indd - Western Region Football League
WFL Record 13.indd - Western Region Football League
WFL Record 13.indd - Western Region Football League
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HAVE YOU SWORN YOUR BLOOD OATH?<br />
TAC & AFL Victoria Launch New Campaign<br />
The Blood Oath campaign is a joint project between<br />
the TAC and AFL Victoria to prevent young people,<br />
particularly males aged 18-25, from being killed or<br />
seriously injured in road trauma. Fronting the campaign is two<br />
of the AFL’s best known brothers, Brad & Chris Scott, who<br />
can both be seen in the ad campaign now airing on TV.<br />
The TAC recognises the importance of young people,<br />
particularly young footballers, being road safety ambassadors<br />
in their community and this campaign promotes that. When we<br />
pick up the papers of a weekend, we want to be reading about<br />
the positive stories to come out of football, not of horrifi c road<br />
accidents and the damning stats that last year alone we lost<br />
the equivalent of 10 country footy teams’ worth of men due to<br />
road trauma (220 male deaths in 2010).<br />
Since the Facebook site has been set up, over 12,000 people<br />
have shown their support for the site by ‘liking’ it, but we need<br />
you to take the next step of pledging your ‘Blood Oath’ – which<br />
over 3,000 people have already done. By taking the Oath, you<br />
are showing your commitment to your teammates, your club<br />
and the wider community to ensure that you understand that<br />
when on the road, “your mate’s life is in your hands”.<br />
Stats for 2011 show we have already lost about three AFL<br />
footy teams worth of men on the roads, so now is the chance<br />
for football followers to put at a stop to this trauma and<br />
encourage young people to drive responsibly by taking the<br />
“Blood Oath”.<br />
Apart from publicly declaring to do your bit to curb the road<br />
toll for young drivers, individuals and clubs also have the<br />
chance to win great prizes, but only by pledging your Oath<br />
(those that simply ‘like’ the facebook site will not be part of<br />
the prize draw for their club).<br />
Welcome............................................................1<br />
Feature Articles ..............................................2-3<br />
Division One ..................................................4-9<br />
Feature Articles ..........................................10-11<br />
Division Two ..............................................13-18<br />
Feature Articles ..........................................20-21<br />
Werribee Centrals have been the early leaders in the<br />
competition. Each week during July the biggest ladder movers<br />
will be published & prize winners announced. During July the<br />
TAC will also be on the road at local matches as well, so keep<br />
an eye out for them at your local game.<br />
So now is the time to take your “Blood Oath” for your<br />
local team!<br />
• Visit www.facebook.com/mybloodoath<br />
• Select your local team<br />
• Select an oath to drive safely on the roads<br />
• Post your oath to your own Facebook page<br />
The aim is for your club to have the most oaths of all<br />
entries. Prizes for clubs with the most oaths, in country<br />
and metropolitan Melbourne will be awarded each week.<br />
Individual prizes are also up for grabs.<br />
At the end of July, one club in country Victoria and one club<br />
in the metropolitan area will each be rewarded with a $30,000<br />
prize. Winning clubs will be those who receive the most<br />
pledges. Pledge your ‘Blood Oath’ now at www.facebook.<br />
com/mybloodoath.<br />
AFL VICTORIA<br />
CONTENTS<br />
ISSUE 13 SATURDAY 16TH JULY, 2011<br />
WRFL FOOTY RECORD<br />
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<strong>Western</strong> <strong>Region</strong> <strong>Football</strong> <strong>League</strong><br />
Level One, Whitten Oval, Footscray<br />
Umpires Corner ...............................................23<br />
Season Fixture ............................................24-25<br />
Division One (U18) ....................................26-30<br />
Division Two (U18) ...................................34-38<br />
Feature Articles ..........................................40-41<br />
Junior Ladders ............................................46-47<br />
President: Bill Baarini<br />
CEO: Bob Tregear<br />
Editor: Cam Nation<br />
Cover: Some of the league’s future stars in action as Wyndhamvale hosted Point Cook in the Under-18 Competition.<br />
1 WRFL FOOTY RECORD