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2010 CLUB OFFICE BEARERS 

Patron & No 1 Ticket Holder Eileen Bond 

Vice Patrons Hassa Mann, Bob Maumill, John Todd, Tom Grljusich, Stephen Michael, Steve Marsh, Peter Tagliaferri 

Trustees Jim Christie, Tony Parentich, Richard Woodgate 

President Haydn Raitt 

Vice President Peter Christie 

Directors Don Pasqua, Santo Merenda, 

Terry Dean, Salvatore Capolingua, 

Robert Taylor, Tom Bottrell, 

Anthony Van Der Wielen 

Chief Executive Officer Brian Ciccotosto 

Football Manager Brent Dawkins 

Player Development Officer Daniel Vidovich 

Administration Manager Amelia Dabrowski 

Office Assistant Jessica Persichillo 

Functions/Bar Coordinator Bob Lahiff 

District Development Manager Bradd Gardiner 

District Development Officer Louise McKenry 

Development Assistant Boyden Griffiths 

Maintenance/Ground Manager Steve McCarthy 

Auditor Francis A Jones 

Past Players & Officials President: Wayne Delmenico, 

ThE BOARd 

BACK ROW L-R: Don Pasqua, Robert Taylor, Anthony Van Der Wielen, Tom Bottrell 

FRONT ROW L-R: Brian Ciccotosto (CEO), Haydn Raitt (President), 

Salvatore Capolingua, Brad Collard. 

INSERT: Peter Christie (Vice President) 

Vice President: Bob Bright, Secretary/Treasurer: Barry Smith, Committee: Ron Greer, Ray Richards, 

Ron Johnston, Peter Dougan, Kevin Saint, David Brown, Rodney Higgs, Peter Taylor-Thorpe, Terry 

Turnbull, Alan Wedge, Jack Edwards, George Cole 

Volunteers Ron & Sheila Greer, Glad Wayne, Margaret Smith, Joan Jones, Rae Benn, Vida Dunstan, Marion 

Reid, Bertha Scobie, Margaret Redpath, Pam McGuinness, Nancy Watson, Joy Dix, Peter Taylor- 

Thorpe, Lorne McGuinness, Gill Barrett 

Coaches League: John Dimmer 

Reserves: Garry Fuller 

Colts: Simon Nimmo 

Assistant Coaches League: Tony Walters, Carl Micale, Andrew Stone 

Reserves: Neil Mildenhall, Nigel Hamilton 

Colts: Bruce Fraser 

Strength & Conditioning Coach League: James Bridle 

Rehab Coach Caslin Gabriels 

Captain Toby McGrath 

Vice Captain Jaymie Graham 

Team Managers League: Tony Mollica 

Reserves: Peter Matier 

Colts: Lew Turner 

Selection Panel John Dimmer, Tony Walters, Garry Fuller, Andrew Stone 

Runners League: David Gault 

Reserves: Les Olivieri 

Colts: Daniel Gilmore 

Head Trainer League: Merv Lockhart 

Trainers Marty Bos, Nigel Smith, Jason August, Caitlyn Drygan, Jennifer Melvin, David Slack 

Property Staff Sandy Cuccovia, John Jones, Ron Porter 

Timekeepers Jennifer Nikolich, Terry Turnbull, George Cole 

Statisticians Alan Powell, Anna Kristancic, Sue Gurney, Jeff Bell, Tracey Hall, Paul Cassat, Susan Griffiths 

Interchange Steward David Slack, Sue Jones, Harry Drygan, Peter Taylor-Thorpe 

Medical Staff Dr Sam Sparta, Dr Peter McCarrey 

Chiropractor Chris Martinovich 

Physiotherapist Greg Wootton 

Support Staff John Bateman, David Daws, Brett MacAuley, Lorne McGuinness 

Club Chaplain Craig Tucker 


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2010SpOnSORS 

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Thanks the following Sponsors 

for their Support in 2010 


Major Sponsor 

Foster’s australia 

Major Support Sponsors 

Driftwood Estate Wines 

DTMT Construction 

Fremantle Dental Ceramics 

Homestyle Salad Makers 

Accuweigh Pty Ltd 

Actimed Australia Pty Ltd 

Anchor Paint Place 

Avanti Glass 

Bacich Smash Repairs 

Belt Up 

Beta Spuds 

Beiersdorf Australia 

Burley Sekem Pty Ltd 

CLP Legal 

Coates Hire 

Coca-Cola Amatil 

Cricket and Football Shop 

Dimattina Coffee 

DiPrinzio Group of Companies 

Empire Property Solutions 

FAJ IT Services 

Ferrari Formalwear 

Fini Olives 

FLN Spraypainting 

associated Sponsors 

FLN Commercial Repairs 

Fremantle/Cockburn Gazette 

Gino’s Cafe 

Harcourts Fremantle 

Harvey Fresh 

Instant Waste Management 

Janart Drink Consultants 

LRC Quality Homes 

Merenda Group 

Metro Lintels 

Natale Security Services Ltd 

Needhamair 

Nelson Capital 

Numero Uno Cafe 

Oceanus Restaurant 

P & G Body Builders Pty Ltd 

Peaches Fresh Food Market 

Perth Finance Centre 

Radio 6PR 

Reed Resources Ltd 

Sea Corporation Pty Ltd 

Titan Ford 

WA Hino 

John Hughes Group 

Rottnest Express 

S & D Jewellery Workshop 

Salmark Promotions 

Scotty’s Fruit & Vege 

Standout Signs 

Starworld Framing 

Steel Blue Footwear 

Stripe Master 

Strzelecki Holdings Pty Ltd 

Terranovis Pty Ltd 

The Gate Bar & Bistro 

Tint A Car Fremantle 

Tony Ale & Co 

Tyrrell’s Wines 

Valentine’s Camera House 

Vassallo Corporation Pty Ltd 

Warrens Menswear 

Workforce Clothing Pty Ltd 

Worldwide Online Printing

2010pRESIdEnT’S REpORT 

From the buzz and excitement of last year, to the disappointment and empty 

feeling for 2010. That’s football. While we didn’t get the results on the field we 

all tried so hard for, the effort put in was great. 

Despite the number of injuries, 

the positives that came out of this 

year was the number of young and 

upcoming footballers who got their 

chance to play senior football. 

To all of our coaches for 2010, many 

thanks for your positive attitudes 

and tireless effort. Whether we 

finish in the four or not the work put in by our support staff is full 

on and demanding and for that we thank them all. 

I would like to thank 2009 premiership Coach Garry Fuller for 

amazing commitment to our club and although he will be around 

in some capacity has decided to have a spell from coaching. 

On behalf of the playing group the board and all members and 

supporters thank you. 

To our dedicated group of footballers, from the very young to 

the one’s getting on many thanks for your effort and outstanding 

behaviour for the year. To all of our footballers that have put their 

names into the 2010 AFL draft good luck and if you miss out the 

SFFC will do all we can and with your help try to get you there 

next year. 

I would like now to thank our Board for their hard working effort. 

Like our effort in the football department, plenty of hard work 

but no chocolates it was much the same with our finances, a hard 

working board with a poor result at the end. We sat down and 

looked at the expenses at our last Board meeting and how they 

have increased over the past twelve months and will have to look 

at many ways of cost saving over the years to come. 

Our board realize that next year is important re our finances and is 

committed to the task as is our CEO Brian Ciccotosto. 

DIRECTORS: 

Peter Christie Vice President 

Salvatore Capolingua 

Don Pasqua 

Brad Collard 

Tom Bottrell 

Rob Taylor 

Anthony Van Der Wielen 

Tom Bottrell is retiring as Director, Tom has been a loyal and 

dedicated director to the club and I thank him for his services. 

Many thanks for your loyal support and tireless effort to try and 

make our club the best. I would like to thank our Administration 

Manager Amelia for her great support and for her professional 

approach to all of her duties. Amelia has a great rapport with 

our members and is a great asset to our football club. We wish 

Kirsty, now she has left the football club all the best in her future 

employment and welcome her replacement Jess Persichillo. 

To Vido, Bradd, Louise, Boyden & Robyn many thanks for 2010. 

To Steve McCarthy, you do a great job for this football club and 

on behalf of our Members the Board and our players many thanks. 

Our football club has all types of pressures placed on it in many 

ways and it’s thanks to our CEO Brian Ciccotosto who has 

continued to reinvent himself to keep up with the changes placed 

on WAFL clubs today great job, Cicco. 

Another great effort was performed by our Past Players under 

the leadership of Wayne Delmenico and Bob Bright. They kept 

performing in entertaining our playing group and raising funds for 

different groups. Outstanding job. 

To our members we are currently in talks with the Fremantle 

Football club re the development of a complete set of new 

facilities for our club .The reason for this is if the Fremantle 

football club is to be successful the need for bigger and upgraded 

facilities is paramount. In saying that it is the boards responsibility 

to make sure before any arrangements are made all members 

will be informed and given the opportunity have a look at all the 

designs and have a vote on the outcome. 

We didn’t make a lot of money in the bar this year and 

unfortunately prices will have to go up with the increases in 

operating costs and higher prices in product, but the presentation 

of our bar staff and the way they treated our members was second 

to none. 

In stating the above we are in good shape to turn it all around for 

next year. Bob Lahiff, to you and your staff well done and we look 

forward to next year. 

I would like to wish our new Football Manager all the best with 

our club. Brent Dawkins comes to us with a wealth of experience 

after fourteen years with the Fremantle Football Club. 

To Marion and her loyal band of ladies thank you for your 

continued work and the way you help this football club with your 

afternoon teas and healthy food. 

And finally to our loyal members and sponsors many thanks for 

putting your money into our football club. You people alone are 

the life line of our club and we could not operate without you. 

And finally the South Fremantle Football Club is a great club to 

be involved with. But that’s not enough. We need to improve all 

aspects of our club to keep up. 

We have a very dedicated number of staff, a committed board 

and a great group of Coaches. Together we can do this. 

As the club’s President I have enjoyed my role and realize I also 

need to improve along with everyone else. 

I would also like to thank my wife Sue for allowing me the time to 

do this role and for coming along and enjoying the club as I do. 

HAYDN RAITT 

President 


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2010ChIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER’S REpORT 

Members of the South Fremantle Football Cub, on behalf of the 

Board of Directors, I have much pleasure in presenting for your 

adoption the club’s 111th Annual Report. 

Well we have certainly gone from 

chocolates in 2009 to boiled lollies in 2010 

across the board in all grades in what was a 

disappointing football season. Nevertheless 

some positives emerge which relate to the 

number of outstanding juniors who have 

now had a taste of senior football. 

No doubt the AFL talent scouts were busy 

during the year watching the likes of Myles 

Bolger, Matthew Jones, Shane Kersten, 

Ben Newton, Warrick Andreoli and last 

year’s Colts medallist Jarrod Parry in action 

which may be a forerunner of many being 

drafted in latter years. 

During the year, Brandon Matera made the 

journey to play with the Gold Coast and 

acquitted himself very well as did Ashton 

Hams and Callum Wilson with the West 

Coast Eagles. Ashton in particular finished 

off the season in great style by being 

judged best on field for his side against 

Geelong at Skilled Stadium. 

Last year I reported that the board was 

looking at enlarging and refurbishing the 

club kitchen. This project was only partially 

completed due to ongoing talks with our 

co-tenants the Fremantle Football Club 

over a master plan for the Fremantle Oval 

precinct. 

Over the ensuing months we the board 

and you the members will be given the 

opportunity to have input into any further 

developments at the oval and we will be 

in a position to stall the proposed plans if 

we believe it is not in the best interests of 

the club. 

We will communicate our progress or lack 

off through the club’s normal channels and 

through the clubs weekly online “Bulldogs 

Banter”. Please provide the club office 

with your email address if you haven’t 

already done so. 

FIRST YEAR PLAYERS 

In 2010 twelve players made their league 

debut including Anthony Collica, Andrew 

McCarrey, Mitch Carter, Thomas Motlop, 

Dylan Bairstow, Ross Tungatalum, James 

Klause, Blake Dunkfield, Jarrod Parry, 

Shane Kersten, Daniel Easter and Matthew 

Leece. 

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BEST PLAYER AWARDS 

Congratulations to Nathan Phillips, Mark 

Miller and Brendan Ah Chee for winning 

Best and Fairest Medals for the League, 

Reserves and Colts respectively. 

SPECIAL AWARDS 

The Clive Lewington Medal for our best 

player in the Foundation Day Derby was 

presented to Hughes Medallist, Nathan 

Phillips. 

The Charlie Tyson (Big Boots) Medal for 

the best player in the annual game against 

Subiaco was won this year by dual Hughes 

Medallist, Kris Miller. 

The Strzelecki Group Indigenous Rising 

Star Award was won by outstanding junior 

Emmaunel Collard. 

STATE REPRESENTATIVES 

Toby McGrath, Sam Hunt and Andrew 

McCarrey represented WA at Medibank 

Stadium when WA was comprehensively 

defeated by Victoria. 

LIFE MEMBERSHIP 

The Board has much pleasure in 

recommending in 2010 that Joan Jones 

and Greg Wootton be awarded Life 

Membership. 

LIFETIME MEMBERSHIP 

The following qualify for Lifetime 

Membership in 2011 by virtue of 

continuous 50 year membership: Arthur 

Lee, Kevin Poller and Eugene Lynn. 

Former player Archie McDonald has 

qualified for Lifetime membership 

beginning his league career in 1960 and 

having played 66 league games. 

VOLuNTEERS 

Every year the football club relies heavily 

on volunteer support. This year three 

qualify for their ten year service certificate. 

Congratulations to Margaret Smith, 

Peter Taylor-Thorpe and Steve McAuley 

for completing a decade of meritorious 

service. 

DIRECTORS AND ADMINISTRATION 

The board continues to be capably led by 

chairman and President Haydn Raitt. 

Two outstanding contributors to the board 

Terry Dean and Santo Merenda resigned 

at the 2009 Annual General Meeting to 

be replaced by former club captain Brad 

Collard and executive of Lion Nathan, 

Frank Arangio. Unfortunately Frank’s time 

on the board was short lived due to his 

transfer in employment to Sydney. 

Administration Manager, Amelia Dabrowski 

ran a very tight ship once again and was 

ably assisted by Kirsty McGuire before being 

replaced in August by Jessica Persichillo. 

The football department initially led by 

Football Manager Jason Burton until 

his departure in July will need to put 

its shoulder to the wheel over the post 

season to guarantee a more successful 

on field outcome in 2011. We believe 

with the reappointment of senior coach 

John Dimmer ably assisted by our latest 

addition to the football department 

Brent Dawkins and the energetic player 

development officer, Daniel Vidovich we 

are on the right track to future glory in 

2011 and beyond. 

Another significant off field appointment 

in 2010 was functions manager Bob Lahiff 

who has brought a wealth of experience to 

this role. He has assembled an excellent bar 

staff which is the envy of all WAFL clubs. 

Congratulations to our district 

development staff in Bradd Gardiner, 

Louise McKenry, Robyn Elms and 

Boyden Griffiths in another great year of 

accomplishments at junior level and to 

Steve McCarthy, the WAFL’s best and most 

respected groundsman. 

WA HALL OF FAME 

This year we had great pleasure on 

witnessing the induction of Sandover 

Medallist Mark Bairstow. 

CONCLuSION 

On reflection, though we performed poorly 

in all grades in 2010, through astute planning 

and hard work there is no reason why we 

can’t be a serious contender in 2011. 

BRIAN CICCoTosTo 

Chief Executive officer

2010BAR/FUnCTIOn MAnAGER’S REpORT 

The bar this year has been reasonably successful 

from an operational point of view, but as in other 

areas of the Club’s operations this year we have 

incurred a lot of “unbudgeted” expenses – some 

of our own making, and others in the areas of 

increased charges and maintenance costs, etc. 

At the beginning of my tenure as Bar Manager at the Club, I 

considered - as a long time supporter – that the levels of customer 

service in the bar needed improvement, and that became my 

major focus as the 2010 football season came around. To do this, 

I made some changes to the bar area itself - and to our methods 

of operation – which resulted in some expenses to the Club which 

were not originally budgeted for. A lot of these were “one offs”, 

and set us up for smooth operating for the remainder of the year. 

From the beginning of the season, staffing levels were also 

increased – again to try and improve the general level of service to 

our members and visitors on game day. While we were successful 

in this aim -as evidenced by the amount of extremely positive 

feedback we received about the appearance and attitude of our 

bar staff – as the season progressed, we found the staff numbers 

were too high on occasions. Due to the fact that home games 

were few and far between in the early part of the season, the “fine 

tuning” of staff numbers was an ongoing project until the last few 

games in August. 

We had a couple of “bonuses” during the year – those being the 

Fremantle vs Geelong practice game in March, and the Foundation 

Day Derby in June. Foundation Day in particular was a big event, as 

we had two remote bar/function operations happening at the same 

time as our Luncheon and normal bar facilities. While it provided 

great revenue, it also required large numbers of staff at Public 

Holiday rates, which proved to be another big “over budget” 

expense. 

The CEO and I have analysed our expenses this year, and have 

started taking steps to reduce costs in areas that we can control. 

We are also looking at ways to maximize our revenue potential 

– particularly in the area of venue hire. The Club has been very 

generous to its clientele in the past in this regard, and I believe that 

we need to revisit our fees in the light of large increases in running 

costs. The intended result is an improved profit margin next year. 

Thanks to everybody who assisted us this year in one way or 

another - the Past Players and Don Pasqua (Centurion Club) were a 

pleasure to deal with, and Peter Taylor-Thorpe was always willing to 

help out at any time. 

In the areas of administration and planning, Brian and Amelia were 

a great help to me with their experience, knowledge and support. 

Thanks also to the bar staff, a lot of whom were new this year. 

They learnt quickly, had a great work ethic, and genuinely enjoyed 

working with each other and for the members. My “unofficial” 

assistant manager Susie Bell – who came to work with us this year 

– was outstanding, and established a great rapport with all our 

regulars. 

Finally, thanks to all you members who supported the Club this year 

– both at the footy and in the bar – it’s a pleasure to work for you. 

BoB LAHIFF 

Bar/Function Manager 

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SOUTH FREMANTLE FOOTBALL CLUB 

THE PREMIER FAMILY CLUB 

THE PREMIER FAMILY CLUB 

“Professional United Passionate Proud” 

Our Mission Statement 

To be the “Premier Family Club” 

To maintain quality growth and development in 

our zone through the district model. 

To be a competitive force at all WAFL levels 

To develop our elite talent to AFL standard 

To embrace and live the club ethos 


Our Ethos 

Care and respect for the South Fremantle Family 

Value our players, members, supporters and 

volunteers 

Preserve our traditions, heritage and brand 

Cultivate Club pride and a winning expectation 

Leadership and discipline is our strength 

FOR THE CLUB’S SECOND CENTURY

SOUTH FREMANTLE FOOTBALL CLUB NOVEBER 08 

Currrrent Statee Strategies Desired State 

WWhheerree aarree wwee nnooww?? HHooww ddoo wwee ggeett tthheerree?? WWhheerree ddoo wwee wwaanntt ttoo bbee?? 

Too bee att thhee Foorreeffrroonntt off Foooottbbaallll inn W..AA.. onn 

anndd offff thhee fiieelldd byy coonnttiinnuuiinngg too ussee beesstt 

pprraaccttiiccee inn deeaalliinngg wiitthh allll assppeeccttss off ouurr 

cclluubb.. 

OOuurr Sttaakkeehhoollddeerrss arree prroouudd of thhee wayy wee 

mmaannaaggee thhee clluubb.. 

•We plan for the future and take actions to 

deliver the club’s objectives. 

•We are motivated quality people who work as 

one team. 

•We will work to deliver maximum returns on the 

club’s assets and investments 

•We will preserve our Heritage, Traditions and 

Brand, 

•We adhere to WAFC and WAFL governance 

requirements. 

•We are a competitive force in the WAFL. 

•Our current financial position is strong. 

•We have a stable Board of Management and 

Administration. 

•We have high performance coaches who 

oversee professional training and conditioning 

programs. 

•We provide first class facilities and conditions to 

our members, players and supporters. 

•We are renowned for our high quality AFL 

draftees. 

•We are co-tenants at Fremantle Oval with the 

Fremantle Football Club. 

•We are developing an infrastructure to become 

a high performance organization. 

•We are the states best developers of Aboriginal 

talent. 

•Our junior participation rates are above the 

state average. 

We have the Best Branded Cluub inn thhe WAFLL 

aannd wiillll grroow frroom sttrreenggth too sttreenggtthh. 

•We produce an environment in which 

individuals can excel. 

•We value and respect all our stakeholders. 

•We continue to seek ways to improve. 

•Our sponsors value an ongoing relationship. 

•We communicate our objectives and 

encourage participation and feedback 

•We keep our staff informed and empower them 

to make decisions. 

•We accept responsibility and accountability. 

•Leadership and Discipline is our strength. 

•We Care and Respect the SFFC Family. 

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•Introduce a Stakeholder Communication Program. 

•Develop the Bulldogs Pups to target junior members. 

•Conduct new member nights. 

•Introduce parents of new players to the club environment. 

•Encourage members, junior clubs etc to use club facilities. 

•Maintain an environment which encourages member 

participation. 

•Seek and encourage feedback from members and 

clientele re club functions. 

22.. MMaaiinnttaaiinn QQuuaalliittyy GGrroowwtthh aanndd DDeevveellooppmmeenntt iinn ZZoonneess vviiaa 

tthhee DDiissttrriicctt MMooddeell 

•Foster an atmosphere of inclusiveness to encourage 

participation from a wide range of groups both social and 

cultural. 

•To promote the SFFC as a “Centre of Excellence”. 

33.. TToo EEmmbbrraaccee tthhee CClluubb’’ss EEtthhooss 

•Display the Mission and Ethos prominently. 

•Use the Club Slogan and Ethos where applicable in 

decision making. 

•Establish and maintain a code of conduct which is 

compatible with the club’s ethos. 

4. Conttiinnue too be a coommppetitivvee force att all leevelss.. 

•Continue support of Warriors program. 

•Employ Talent Development Officer. 

•Maintain contact with AFL players so the SFFC is their 

first choice when their AFL career is over. 

5.. Developp our Elitee Taleenntt too AFL Staanddard.. 

•Assess identified players in areas assessed at the AFL 

draft camp. 

•Establish football program targeted towards 16, 17, and18 

year olds to increase draft opportunities. 

butt… 

•Our sub lease does not allow us the income streams 

of a head lease. 

•There is a perception that we are adequately 

compensated for sharing the oval. 

•We have been unable to reach agreement with the 

FFC regarding profit sharing commercial 

arrangements. 

•We need to continue to seek new members and major 

and minor sponsors. 

soo… 

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We will review this document annually and 

update strategies as required for our future. 

•Departments to submit action plans based on the Club’s 

agreed strategies, present updates on those plans at each 

monthly Board meeting. 

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advanntaaggee onn annd off the fieelld?? 

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2010MARKETInG & SpOnSORShIp REpORT 

CORPORATE CLASSIC 

We held a very successful Corporate 

Classic raffle with well over 100 tickets 

sold this year. 

The first prize winner in 2010 was 

Fremantle Ceramics Dental Laboratory. 

Co-proprietors at the time of the draw 

Roger Smith and Paul Ryan were delighted 

in winning the major jumper signage of the 

football season. 

Consolation winners in the draw were 

David Strom from the award winning The 

Gate Bar and Bistro at Cockburn Central 

and Anthony Van Der Wielen from Empire 

Property Solutions. 

SPONSORSHIP 

Our club continues to be served by a loyal 

band of sponsors some of whom have been 

supporting the club for over twenty years. 

In 2010 we welcomed the following to 

our growing list of sponsors The John 

Hughes Group, Actimed Australia Pty 

Ltd, Anchor Paint Place, Natale Security 

Services Ltd, Peaches Fresh Food Market, 

Starworld Framing, Steel Blue Footwear 

and Valentine’s Camera House. 

One of the features of our hospitality 

benefits for sponsors is our very popular 

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home game Presidents Luncheons where 

a great opportunity exists to network in a 

very convivial atmosphere, complimented 

by the scrumptious buffet prepared by 

Guido and Linda Micalizzi of Numero Uno 

Cafe and Catering together with Fosters 

lagers and a selection of Driftwood and 

Tyrrell’s premium wines. 

SPECIAL EVENTS 

This year DTMT Construction came to the 

party to sponsor the “Garlic Munchers 

Team of the Century.” A very talented 

collection of players from Croatian and 

Italian background were present for the 

announcement of this team. 

BANquET AuCTION 

Once again this major club fundraiser was 

held at the Griff John Function Centre 

and was very well attended by players and 

supporters. 

MEMBERSHIP 

Representing major sponsor DTMT Construction are avid golfers Paul 

Dujmovic, Sam Maskos, Gerry Mooney and Greg Emery from Geraldton 

Fish Company. 

Our club leads the WAFL in membership 

numbers and income as recorded each 

year in the WAFL Benchmark Book. 

As a result of the members survey in 2009 

we provided each member with a free 

bumper sticker, lanyard to clearly display 

membership cards and a greater variety of 

food on match days. 

MARKETING & SPONSORSHIP 

COMMITTEE 

This committee was chaired by Anthony 

Van Der Wielen and included board 

members Haydn Raitt and Don Pasqua 

along with functions manager Bob Lahiff 

and David Strom from The Gate Bar and 

Bistro, Chief Executive, Brian Ciccotosto 

and Administration Manager Amelia 

Dabrowski assisted at executive level. 

DoN PAsQUA 

Director 

Sal Capolingua, Jason Burton, Toby McGrath, Josh Head and Daniel 

Vidovich prepare to tee off before the shotgun start at the Royal 

Fremantle Golf Course.

2010OUR CLUB 

Situated opposite the historic Fremantle 

Markets and the bustling Cappuccino Strip 

the club overlooks Western Australia’s 

most popular boutique football ground, 

Fremantle Oval and the Fremantle Football 

Club’s headquarters. The club offers a 

convenient, attractive venue catering for 

crowds from 50 to 600 people. 

The Griff John Function Centre has a large 

wooden dance floor and stage and is very 

spacious. 

The WJ (Dooza) Hughes Members Bar 

is ideal for functions catering for crowds 

from 50 to 200 people. 

The Legends Bar is a smaller intimate facility 

which is very popular for cocktail parties. 

Type of Functions: 

Weddings, Engagements, Anniversaries, 

Birthdays, Wakes, Reunions, Sundowners, 

Christenings, Seminars, Trade Days, Quiz 

Nights, Wind Ups, Dinner Dance, Club 

Dinners, Xmas Parties, Baby Showers, 

Poker Tournaments, Boxing, Gala Balls, 

Cocktail Parties, Hens Nights, Bingo, 

Meetings & Presentation Nights. 

Disabled Access: Yes 

Parking Available: Yes 

Technical Facilities: Microphones and 

Lectern, Projector and Screen, White 

Board, TV with DVD/ VCR Player, 

Adjustable Lighting, In House PA System 

Our clubs oldest living player Alan Miguel 

celebrating his 100th birthday with Brian 

Ciccotosto, Daniel Vidovich, Ryan Mauricio 

and Adam McIntosh. 

FuNCTION ROOM DETAILS 

Name Of Room Cocktail Banquet Theatre Indoor/ Oval 

Outdoor Views 

Griff John Function 

Centre 

600 450 600 Yes Yes 

W.J (Dooza) Hughes Bar 200 120 200 Yes Yes 

Legends Bar 100 50 80 Yes Yes 

CONTACT DETAILS 

Contact Person: FUNCTIONS MANAGER BOB LAHIFF 

Address: Fremantle Oval, Parry Street, Fremantle 

Phone Number: 9430 4653 

Email Address: functions@sffc.com.au 

MEMBERS NIGHT 

Every Friday night is “Members Night” starting from 5.00 pm and continuing until 8.00 

pm. Members have the opportunity to mingle and network, enjoy free nibbles, free 

members draws as well as other raffles all in the comfort of an air-conditioned bar with 

drinks at “Happy Hour” prices. Important announcements are made by the President, 

with team selections during the football season. 

PRE MATCH FuNCTION 

Our very successful entertainment package for all Pre Match Function at all home games 

will be on again in season 2011. 

The package inclusive of entry, ice cold largers, premium wines, soft drinks and a 

succulent buffet. Sweets, tea and coffee will be served at half time. Tickets must be 

purchased one week prior to the home game. 

Popular Bulldogs supporter John Bateman with 

Bowie and Cicco prior to his major operation to 

cure his uncontrollable shaking. PS the operation 

was a success. 

Club stalwart Ron Porter photographed in the 

property room which bears his name. 


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2010 CorPoraTe CLaSSIC 

THANK YOU FREMANTLE 

FREMANTLE DENTAL CERAMICS PTY LTD was the winner of the 2010 Corporate 

Classic. Partners Roger Smith and Paul Ryan were delighted to have FREMANTLE 

DENTAL CERAMICS PTY LTD on the front of our playing jumpers as well as the 

advertising and hospitality package for being a Major Support Sponsor. 

Consolation winners were The Gate Bar & Bistro and Empire Property Solutions. 

Anchor Paint Place won the early bird prize. 

The club would like to thank all of our sponsors listed below for their donations. 

Accuweigh Pty Ltd 

Admiral Printing 

Armando’s Sports 


Aussie Portables Pty Ltd 

Beta Spuds 

Britton’s Formal Wear 

CAI Consulting 

Carter Shrigley Johnson Pittorini 

Cash Converters International 

CIL Group Pty Ltd 



Empire Property Solutions 

Ezy Fix Tapware 

FAJ IT Services 

Farrington Drycleaners 


FLN Commercial Repairs 


Fremantle Ceramics Pty Ltd 


Gino’s Café 

Grant Chiropractic Health Centre 

Guardian Pharmacy Hamilton Hill 

Hawkins Christie Management Services 

Humich Realty 


Inspirations Paint & Colour 


Janart Drink Consultants 

Jeffrey, L Accountants 

Kingston Cabinet Makers 

Lawrence Business Management 

Light Base Pty Ltd 

LRC Quality Homes 

Macri Partners 

Mainpeak Pty Ltd 

Mal Atwell Indoor Leisure Group 

Mechwest Pty Ltd 

Mega Motors 

Merlino Furniture Importers 

Metro Lintels 

Mouse Promotions 

Myaree Ceramics 

Needhamair 

Newport Hotel 

Numero Uno Café 

P & G Body Builders Pty Ltd 

Perth Finance Centre 

Perth Metalworks 

Perth Pak 

PK Tweddle 

Plasterwise 

Redfox Technology 

RH Roofing Service 

Ryan’s Quality Meats 



Scania Australia Pty Ltd 

Scotty’s Fruit & Vegetables 

Sea Corporation Pty Ltd 

Shepherd’s Newsagency 

South Fremantle Garden Centre 

South West Express 

Spring Into Fitness 

Standout Signs 


Stevbro Pty Ltd 

Strategic Group 

Stripe Master 





Vassallo Corporation Pty Ltd 

Vince Favazzo Mechanical Repairs 

WA Athletics 

WA Hino 

Warrens Menswear

SOUTH FREMANTLE FOOTBALL CLUB (INC) 

PO Box 368 Fremantle WA 6959 

Phone: (08) 9335 1555 Fax: (08) 9430 4143 

Email: bulldogs@sffc.com.au Web: www.sffc.com.au 

ABN 62 379 082 609 

“The Premier Family Club” 

2011 MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION 

VALID FROM 1 NOVEMBER 2010 TO 31 OCTOBER 2011 

Name: 

Address: 

Phone: 

Mobile: 

Fax: 

Email: 

Please indicate below the type of Membership you require : 

See over for Membership Types and Options 

General Membership $ 70.00 

Joint Membership $120.00 

Country Membership $ 45.00 

Pensioner/Concession $ 45.00 Card No. __________ 

Student/Unemployed $ 45.00 Card No. __________ 

Centurion Membership $135.00 

Southerner Membership $500.00 

Past Players & Officials $ 20.00 

Junior Membership $ 30.00 DOB _____________ 

Season Pass (Pensioner) $ 60.00 

Season Pass (Adult) $ 80.00 

Reserved Seat $ 25.00 Blk ___Row___ Seat __ 

Recruiting donation - $10 or more $ 

TOTAL PAYMENT $ 

Enclosed is my cheque/money order for the amount indicated. Please debit my credit card for the amount indicated. 

MasterCard Visa Card Diners Club American Express Amount $ 

Card Number Expiry Date 

Cardholders Name (Please Print) Signature 

Office Use: 

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2010pAST pLAYERS And 

OFFICALS REpORT 

2010, may have been a tough year on the field due to many 

injuries suffered in the 3 grades, however it did give the club an 

opportunity to promote a lot of young players and this should 

help the club grow stronger in the future. Our past players and 

officials group had a good year with increased memberships. 

Some of our highlights being: 

• Past players Bowls Day and Luncheon at the Spearwood 

Bowling Club 

• 1970 League and Colts Reunion 

• 1980 League Reunion 

Special thank you to our hard working committee Barry Smith, 

Peter Taylor-Thorpe, David Brown, Jack Edwards, Ray Richards, 

Allan Wedge, Terry Turnbull, George Cole, Kevin Saint and 

Rodney Higgs our Bar Manager. 

Also a special thank you to Shelia Greer and Vida Dunstan for 

providing the sandwiches at half time. To Colin Beard thank you for 

your continued articles on past players “Where Are They Now?”. 

I would also like to personally thank the many sponsors and 

helpers who have participated throughout the year. 

WAYNE DELMENICo 

President 

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TroPHY DoNorS 

Buttery, Steve and Dorothy 

Centurion Club (SFFC) 

Collard Family 

Cornwall, Isla 

Culver Family 

Dean, Terry and Dianne 

Favazzo Engine Reconditioning 



Hankinson Family 

Harper, Harold and Phyllis 

Heathcote, Brian and Merle 


House Committee (SFFC) 

Hughes Family 

Ingraham, Doug, Wendy and Kath 

Lorrigan, Rayma 

Martinovich, Chris and Eileen 

McGuinness Family 

Mihaljevich, Len and Fran 

Milmar Distributors 


Past Players and Officials (SFFC) 


Shearer Family 



OBITUARIES 

OBITUARIES 

It is with sincere and deep regret that we record 

the passing of former Life Member, Kath Ingraham 

former players Harvey Hodgekiss, Gary Brookes and 

life long supporter Reginald Court 

Each will be remembered and we extend to their 

relatives our deepest sympathy. 

Your Board also wishes to express condolences to 

all members who were unfortunate enough to lose 

loved ones during the past year.

Actimed Australia Pty Ltd 

Admiral Printing 


Apollo Bicycle Co 

Armando Sports 

Avanti Glass 

Bannister Suites Fremantle 

Beaurepaires 

Beta Spuds 

Biltfirm Furniture Pty Ltd 

Black Tie Limousines 

BOSS International 

Char Char Bull Restaurant 

Chic Cosmetics 

Corporate Challenge 

Cricket & Football Shop 


Dome Cafe 

Dorsogna Limited 

Driftwood Estate Wines 


Elephants Rock Cider Company 

Esplanade Hotel Fremantle 

Farrington Drycleaners 


Forrestfield Amcal Chemist 

FreeDB Car Stereo 


Fosters Australia 

Fremantle Fishing Tackle 

Fremantle Football Club 

Fremantle Leisure Centre 

Fremantle Tram Tours 


Gigi’s On George 


Glen Iris Public Golf Course 

2010 aUCTIoN DoNorS 

Goodchild Enterprises 

Grand Cinemas 

Greyhounds WA Cannington 


Harvey Fresh 

Homemakers Furniture 


Hoyts Cinemas 

H-R Products 

IGA Express South Fremantle 

Inspirations Paint & Colour 


Juvell Jewellers 

Leeuwin Ocean Adventure 

Foundation 

Lolly Shop Fremantle 

Lotterywest 

Mainpeak Australia 

Mal Atwell Indoor Leisure Group 

Media Tonic 

Merlino Furniture Importers 

Metro Lintels 

Metropolis Fremantle 

Moondyne Joe’s Hotel 

Mower City Hamilton Hill 

Myaree Ceramics 

Needhamair 

Norfolk Hotel Fremantle 

Numero Uno Café 

Ocean Beach Hotel 


Office Tools 

On The Beach - Albany 

Paddington Ale House 

Paintball Skirmish Perth 

Peaches Fresh Food Market 

PK Tweddle Pty Ltd 

Racing & Wagering WA 

Radio 6PR 

Rottnest Express 

Royal Fremantle Golf Club 

Ryan’s Quality Meats 




Scotty’s Fruit & Vege 

Shepherd’s Newsagency 

Skydive Express 

SJM Sports Pty Ltd 

South Fremantle Garden Centre 

Spices Catering 

Spring Into Fitness 


Stripe Master 

The Finishing Touch Gallery 


The Left Bank Bar & Café 

The Mean Fiddler Restaurant 

The Shearing Shed 


Titan Ford Melville 



Villa Roma 

WA Hino 

WA Poker League 

WACA 


West Australian Football League 

West Coast Eagles 

Willie Creek Pearl Farm 

Workforce Clothing Pty Ltd 

Yellow Banana CD’s & Concerts Pty Ltd 


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WHAT IS A BEquEST? 

A bequest is a gift that you make 

in your will. Bequests can be 

made in a variety of ways. Some 

examples include: Percentage of 

your estate, Nominated dollar 

amount, Shares or bonds, Property 

or real estate, Proceeds of life 

insurance policy. 

DOES THE SIZE OF YOuR 

BEquEST MATTER? 

We welcome bequests of any 

size. Every bequest helps to make 

a difference to the future of the 

South Fremantle Football Club. 

HOW WILL YOuR BEquEST BE 

uSED? 

Making a bequest is a very 

personal act. You can choose to 

leave your gift for general use, 

or direct it to support a more 

specific need of the club. Some 

of the key areas of need include 

player equipment and capital 

development. 

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SOUTH FREMANTLE 

BEQUEST PROGRAM 

You can show your support for the South Fremantle Football Club by making a bequest to the Club in 

your will. It is one of the easiest ways to support the Club that we all love. Every bequest, irrespective of 

size, will make a difference to the ongoing future development of the South Fremantle Football Club. Your 

bequest can also be directed to a more specific purpose. 


HOW WILL YOu BE 

ACKNOWLEDGED? 

The South Fremantle Football 

Club will acknowledge and honour 

those who intend to remember the 

Club in their will. Your generosity 

will be publicly acknowledged, or 

you may elect to be recorded as 

an anonymous member. 

HOW TO MAKE A BEquEST 

TO THE SOuTH FREMANTLE 

FOOTBALL CLuB? 

You make a bequest in your will. 

The wording provided below is 

intended as a guide and may 

assist your solicitor in preparing 

your will. If you already have made 

a will and don’t want to make 

major changes, you may simply 

add a Codicil to include the South 

Fremantle Football Club. 

I give…(specify $ amount, 

percentage or share of estate, 

detail property or assets) of the 

residue of my estate to the South 

Fremantle Football Club for its 

own use absolutely, and I direct 

that the receipt of the treasurer 

or other proper officer for the 

time being of the South Fremantle 

Football Club shall be a good 

and sufficient discharge to my 

trustee(s). 

Note: If you are intending to 

support a more specific purpose or 

activity at the Club, you will need 

to state this clearly in your will. 

WHY NOTIFY THE SOuTH 

FREMANTLE FOOTBALL CLuB 

OF YOuR BEquEST? 

You are encouraged to notify the 

Club of your bequest so the Club 

can keep track of all bequests and 

ensure you will be kept in touch 

with what is happening at the 

South Fremantle Football Club.

1950 – 1970 REUNION 

Don Haddow, Danny Civich, Brian Ciccotosto, Tony Ryan, Alf Oldenhoff, 

Frank Legena, Franz Tomka, Tom Grljusich, Rod Rate and Gary Greer. 

Laurie Green, Des Kelly, Don Dixon, Bob Mason – 1950 Premiership 

Players. 

Garlic Munchers Team of the Century, left to right: Ned Fimmano, John Gerovich, Tom Grljusich, Paul Vasoli, 

Frank Legena, Wally Matera, Jack Rocchi, Danny Civich, Tony Parentich, Darren Gaspar, Brian Ciccotosto 

(captain), Jon Dorotich, Phil Matera, Warren Mosconi, Peter Amaranti and Tony Micale (coach). 

Alan (Chubby) Stiles, Bryan Cousins, Peter Dougan, Bob Shields and Pat 

Astone at the 1970 Grand Final Reunion. 

GARLIC 

MUNCHERS 

TEAM OF THE 

CENTURY 

CEO Brian Ciccotosto presenting 

Joe Dujmovic with a framed 

certificate for the DTMT 

Construction being major sponsor 

of the Garlic Munchers Team of 

the Century. 


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2010 COLTS 

2010 COLTS 

FRONT ROW (L-R): 

Harley Van Der Wielen, Boyden Griffiths, Ben Stine, Brendan Gulley (Vice Captain), Warrick Andreoli (Captain), Mason Hill (Vice Captain), 

Jarrod Guglielmana, Jamie Athanasiou, Fabian Riley 

2ND ROW (L-R): 

Simon Nimmo (Head Coach), Terry Dean (Chairman), Blair Edgar, Jacob Nartinez, Nick Carlson, Cody Spanjers, Anthony Van Manen, 

Brendan Verrier, Jason Maskos, Daniel Vidovich, Susan Griffiths(Statistician) 

3rd ROW (L-R): 

Daniel Gilmore (Runner/Assistant Coach), David Slack (Property Man), Colin Griffiths (Assistant), Cameron Allison, Ruben Brennan, 

Dale Hamilton, Jayden D’Vauz, Sean Lynch, Shannon Burnett, Andrew Pruiti, Bruce Fraser (Assistant Coach), Terry Turbull (Timekeeper) 

4TH ROW (L-R): 

Robert Thomson, Ben Newton, Sam O’Neill, Callum Jakovich, Ivan Borich, Jesse Joachim, Adam Feeney, Steven Verrier, Harry Drygan 

(Interchange Steward) 

BACK ROW (L-R): 

Nicholas Borovac, Brendan Ah Chee, Shane Kersten, Jack Farrington, Damien Hayward, Mason Shaw, Lloyd Skinner, Marcus Cronan, 

Adam Galliano

2009COLTS REpORT 

2010 was a very special year for the South Fremantle Colts. 

Firstly, I would like to acknowledge the absolute commitment and 

passion the players have displayed over the course of a season. 

Every player represented the South Fremantle Football Club with 

upmost distinction in training, games and off-field commitments 

and I have no doubt many of these young men will continue their 

outstanding involvement with the Bulldogs. 

Colts football is a development program and as a coach, my 

personal ambition, is to develop fine young men and I think we 

have achieved that. 

We played a total of 61 players and provided opportunities to 

many young men in our metro and country zones and from the 

Warriors Academy. 

12 players played made a successful transition into senior football 

playing a handful of reserves games late in the season, and Shane 

Kersten graduated to league football. 

I would like to congratulate the seven players who were selected 

in the WA State 18s, the highest representation from any of the 

WAFL clubs, a credit to South Fremantle, the coaching staff and 

the players involved. 

The 2010 season started with a bang as our full strength colts 

team defeated East Perth (home), reigning premiers Claremont 

(away) and Perth (home) to be 5-3 after the first round of fixtures. 

The next round saw many opportunities arise with the State 

campaign and injuries change the make-up of the team. Many 

players from the colts rookie list became regulars and we were 

fortunate to have a plethora of players from the Warriors program 

ready for colts football. 

Whilst we only won one more game for the season, there were 

many outstanding efforts and performances against more 

experienced opposition. 

It was a tough way to learn about WAFL football but football is a 

cruel, demanding game and I have no doubt this learning will pay 

dividends in the coming seasons. 

I would like to personally thank my coaching staff for their 

diligence, professionalism and good nature this season. 

Bruce Fraser, who has gone over and above in his role as assistant 

coach this season, has guided me through some tough times this 

season and I sincerely thank him for his contribution to the program. 

Assistant coaches Daniel Vidovich, Daniel Gilmore and David 

Daws all brought an intellect to the coaching panel, various 

experiences and developed strong relationships with all the boys. 

To Sue Jones, who did not miss training all season, I thank you 

for your outstanding role as colts manager and Lew Turner for his 

dedication as game day manager. 

Thanks to colts chairman Terry Dean, for the enormous volume of 

work he did behind the scenes, always solving problems and making 

the environment a positive one for players and coaches alike. 

Thanks to Sue Griffiths, Harry and Terry for the important roles 

that made the game day operation very smooth, we all appreciate 

your assistance. 

To all the training and medical staff who helped out through the 

year your contribution was invaluable. 

I must make a special mention to Colin Griffiths Jnr for his 

enormous effort as head water boy for the 2010 season. Always 

smiling, Colin is a fine young man who always lifted the spirits of 

the group. 

I would like to thank all the parents who have supported the 

program and given me positive feedback through the journey, for 

a first-year coach I sincerely appreciate you help. 

Thanks to John Dimmer and Garry Fuller for their mentorship 

throughout the season, to have two senior premiership coaches in 

your corner is an incredible privilege to a young WAFL coach and 

I appreciate your efforts. 

Finally, thanks to Pete Christie, a great football person, who 

always provided support and friendship throughout the season. 

I believe the South Fremantle Football Club is very fortunate to 

have Pete as director of football. 

In closing, I wish to thank the South Fremantle Football Club for 

giving me the opportunity to coach; I have had one of my most 

enjoyable years of football involvement and have learned more 

about football clubs than ever before. 

Unfortunately, I will not continue coaching in 2011 due to 

increasing work commitments however I have no doubt the team 

will be in very good shape and the lesson learned this year will 

turn the tables in the next. 

Good luck to all the boys, we have had a lot of laughs this season 

and I hope you keep enjoying your football. 

sIMoN NIMMo 

Colts Coach 

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2010 RESERVES 

2010 RESERVES 


Nigel Hamilton (Assistant Coach), Boyden Griffiths, Anthony Collica, Joel Palumbo, James Taylor, Mark Miller, Jarrod Guglielmana, 

Cory Dell’Olio, Blair Edgar, Shannon Rioli, Garry Fuller (Coach) 


Gerard Wilkie, Matt Oliveri, Michael Ganzer, Sam Fielding, Anthony Van Manen, Daniel Easter, Warrick Andreoli, Jayden Pickett, 

Paul Mugambwa, John Athanasiou, Les Olivieri (Runner), John Jones (Property Man) 


George Cole (Reserves Timekeeper), Jarrod Winter, Matthew Leece, Alex Wyatt, Jarrod Parry, Mitch Carter, Adam McIntosh, 

Adam Feeney, Thomas Motlop, Gavin Campbell, Peter Taylor-Thorpe (Interchange Steward) 

4TH ROW (L-R): 

Ryan Mauricio, Ben Newton, Steven Verrier, Mason Hill, Joshua Head, Nicholas Borovac, Tyler Hall, Brendan Gulley, Blake Dunkeld 


Shane Kersten, Nick Groenenberg, Dylan Bairstow, James Klause, Damian Hayward, Leigh Kelly, Scott Delmenico, Chris Bossong, 

Adam Doughty

2010RESERVES REpORT 

Being a successful football club – at any level – requires an 

enormous amount of organisation and effort, as well as a healthy 

slice of good fortune. Just as in any match there are pivotal 

moments that can ultimately determine the course of the game, 

so there are circumstances and events within a club that greatly 

affect the ongoing success of the playing group. During the 

2010 season the South Fremantle Football Club was tested on 

many fronts, from front office issues and coaching panel changes 

through to player retirements and an ever mounting injury list, all 

of which played a part in shaping our season. 

In defending their 2009 premiership, the 2010 Reserves team 

was again a highly competitive unit. After a slow start to the 

season the team settled into some consistent football and we had 

worked our way into a top three position. But, as the season wore 

on and we were forced to make large numbers of changes to the 

team week after week, the odds became insurmountable and 

we slipped out of the finals race. At no stage did the Reserves 

surrender meekly in a contest, it was more a case of our team 

being slightly behind in their physical development and game 

experience to challenge the top sides late in the season. 

In our last three matches we fielded a team containing ten or 

more Colts-aged players, all of whom acquitted themselves 

well and enjoyed the experience. These players were given 

the opportunity to train with the senior squad over the last 4-6 

weeks of the season and the feedback from them has been very 

positive in terms of growing their confidence and increasing their 

awareness about the standards expected within the senior group. 

Although we were not successful enough on the field to take 

part in the finals this year, I have been immensely satisfied with 

the level of dedication and improvement within the group. We 

played 62 players in the Reserves team throughout 2010 – surely 

a “world record” - and those who were promoted to the League 

team were keen and confident about making a real impact at the 

higher level. Sometimes success should not be measured purely 

by premiership points, and I strongly believe that this season is 

one of those cases. The validity of my beliefs will be tested next 

season because I expect the group to maintain their level of 

improvement and surge back into the finals. Anything less would 

prove my confidence in the group to be unfounded, but I’m 

prepared to back them in! 

It’s at this point that I would usually single out many of the 

individuals who have given invaluable service to the Reserves 

group throughout the season. In this report, however, I would 

simply like to extend my most sincere thanks to all of those 

people who made a contribution to our 2010 campaign. There 

are so many levels of involvement, each as important as any other, 

and I would like you all to know that the players and I appreciate 

your often thankless efforts. 

Congratulations to all of the award winners, particularly Mark 

Miller and Tyler Hall, both of whom have beaten off setbacks to 

play consistently good football over the season. The challenge 

ahead for these guys, as it is for many of the young Reserves 

squad, is to establish themselves as regular League players next 

season, through hard work and persistence. 

I would like to confirm that I am standing down from the position 

of Reserves Coach after five extremely rewarding seasons. There 

have been many highlights and many challenges, and I would 

like to particularly thank John, Terry and Haydn for their ongoing 

support throughout my tenure. The club has provided me with the 

opportunity to continually develop my coaching skills, under one 

of the all time greats of the WAFL and surrounded by people of 

real quality. More importantly, the club has provided me with the 

support of another “family” throughout a very challenging time 

in my personal life. I will forever be indebted to you all for that. I 

am looking forward to taking on another coaching/mentoring role 

within the club in 2011 in support of our developing talent. 

In closing, the adage that ‘the harder you work, the luckier you 

get’ certainly does not apply to our group of players. During 

2010 they worked as hard to improve as any group I have been 

involved with, and I am sure they will continue to do so. What they 

are collectively due is an upturn in the luck needed to maintain 

their best efforts on the field. That said, there is no substitute for 

honest, hard working players, and I have no doubt that it will be 

a very determined group that turns out for preseason training in 

early November. I wish them every success. 

GARRY FULLER 

Reserves Coach 

O THE MIGHTY 

BULLDOGS! 

Peter and his team 

at the Hamilton 

Hill Pharmacy 

are proud to 

support the 

boys in their 

quest for glory 

GYM 

CAR 

PARK 

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2010 LEAGUE TEAM 

2010 LEAGUE TEAM 


Anthony Collica, Kyle Hams, Cory Dell’Olio, Sam Hunt, John Dimmer (Coach), Jaymie Graham, Adam Guglielmana, Joel Palumbo, 

Gerald Wilkie 


Caitlyn Drygan (Trainer), Marty Bos (Trainer), Tony Walters (Assistant Coach), Paul Mugambwa, Toby Bairstow, Sam Fielding, 

Daniel Easter, Cory Amato, Kris Miller, Tony Mollica (Team Manager), Sandy Cuccovia (Property Man), John Jones (Property Man) 


David Slack (Trainer), Les Olivieri (Runner), Mitch Carter, Thomas Motlop, Matthew Leece, Blake Dunkeld, Gavin Campbell, 

Jarrod Winter, Jarrod Parry, Craig White, Garry Fuller (Reserves Coach), Peter Matier (Reserves Team Manager), 

Andrew Stone (Coach’s Assistant), James Bridle (Fitness Coach), Jennifer Nikolich (Time Keeper) 


Brett Stanford, Mark Miller, Shane Kersten, Andrew Mc Carrey, Dylan Bairstow, James Klause, Scott Delmenico, Chris Bossong, 

Joshua Head, Callum Wilson 

South Fremantle Football Club 2010 Yearbook

2010LEAGUE REpORT 

Twelve months is a long time in football. This time last year I was 

writing about the great success we had had at both league and 

reserves level, twelve months on and we failed to make the finals 

in either grade. How can this happen in such a relatively short 

time? 

There is no doubt that injuries certainly took their toll on the 

team. Key players were struck down with serious injuries from 

the first game of the season and things did not improve from 

that point in time. By the end of the season we had three knee 

reconstructions, two serious ankle injuries, two other knee 

complaints and a series of soft tissue ailments. This culminated 

in twenty five players from the senior squad being unable to be 

selected for the last game of the season. 

I also feel that we had some players who were suffering from 

football fatigue. This fatigue can build up over the years and can 

be a product of carrying injuries, being delisted from AFL squads 

or not being drafted when expectations were high that they may 

well be selected for an AFL list. These factors as well as coming 

off a premiership and the clubs most successful season since the 

1950’s culminated in a number of players playing below their true 

capabilities. 

There is, however, no doubt that the season has been an 

extremely productive one in terms of development. Forty two 

players represented the club at league level of which twelve were 

first game players, sixty four played reserves football of which a 

large number were promoted from the colts. This exposure to 

higher level football will stand the players in good stead for the 

future. 

It is also pleasing to note that individuals who were in and out of 

the team last year cemented their place in the team and finished 

high in the fairest and best awards. This is a great reward for 

their perseverance and commitment. In particular I would like to 

congratulate Nathan Phillips for his effort in winning the Fairest 

and Best Award even though he was struck down with a knee 

reconstruction and missed a number of games towards the end 

of the season. Ashton Hams second placing was also reward for a 

terrific year which saw him consolidate his place in the West Coast 

Eagles team and because of his efforts we may see even less of 

him in 2011. Adam Guglielmana’s efforts in taking out third place 

is a tremendous story and example to all players of what can be 

achieved through a consistent effort and desire to want to be the 

best you can be. With this approach I’m sure Adam will improve 

even further and become an elite mid-fielder in the competition. 

The challenge for the younger players and those who have now 

played a significant number of games is to become dominant 

WAFL players, not just players who make up the numbers, but 

players who can lead the club to a finals campaign and hopefully a 

premiership. This takes continual improvement which comes from 

a dedicated approach to all aspects of the game, anything less 

and there will be no individual improvement and no change in the 

position of the team. 

Whilst 2010 did not bring the results we were after we still had 

some great work being done behind the scenes and in this regard 

I would like to thank a number of people. 

Firstly to Tom Bottrell for his work with the leadership group 

which this year included some new faces in Corry Amato, Kyle 

Hams and Toby Bairstow along with Craig White, captain Toby 

McGrath, vice-captain Jaymie Graham and deputy-vice captain 

Sam Hunt. Their continual development will stand them in good 

stead not just in football but in life in general. I would particularly 

like to single out Toby McGrath for special mention. Toby 

announced that he would stand down from the captaincy at the 

end of 2010. He has had a highly decorated career to date and 

can now put his efforts into returning to top form for next season 

and helping us climb up the ladder and help someone else at the 

club become a premiership captain like him. 

I would also like to thank Tony Mollica and Carl Micale for their 

work around the club and particularly with the league team. Both 

of these gentlemen are great individuals who have a big impact 

on the senior squad. To Sandy Cuccovia and John Jones in the 

property room (with the occasional guest appearance of Ron 

Porter) kept the property room buzzing all year. To our medical 

staff headed up by Merv Lockhart and physio Greg Wootton 

well done in what was one of the busiest years on record in the 

medical rooms 

To the coaching staff, well done in a difficult year. The efforts 

of Tony Walters, Neil Mildenhall, Andy Stone, reserves coach 

Garry Fuller and assistant Nigel Hamilton along with fitness staff 

James Bridle and Cas Gabriels were just as dedicated this year 

as last. The efforts of our runners, particularly Les Olivieri (who 

often ran for the reserves and league on the same day), are to be 

commended as well. 

It is also important to note the work of departed Football 

Manager Jason Burton. Jason brought a considerable amount 

of expertise to the league and reserves teams, particularly 

through the application of video editing and statistical analysis 

that was vital for the feedback given to players. This element 

of player development can never be underestimated and was 

a real strength of Jason’s. Whilst Jason left during the year I 

look forward to working with our new Football Manager, Brent 

Dawkins, who brings to the club a great deal of experience from 

the AFL system and a real knowledge of player development 

protocols, this augurs well for the future. Welcome Brent. 

To all the other members of the South Fremantle staff both paid 

and volunteers, thank you for your efforts. Hopefully we can 

reward you next year with a climb up the premiership ladder. 

Finally, I would like to thank our Board of Directors. Without 

their commitment we would not be the great club that we are. 

In particular, I would like to publically thank them for appointing 

me as the league coach for the next three years. This show of 

faith gives stability to the coaching structure and a sufficiently 

long enough time frame to develop the young players mentioned 

earlier to the level required to be successful. 

2011 is not far away. The challenge for the whole club is 

to improve in all areas so that we can move higher up the 

premiership ladder. The playing group have a major role to play 

in this. Without a dedicated approach, starting in November, 

success will not be achieved. It is up to each individual to set 

their goals high and work hard to achieve them, sometimes in the 

face of difficulties. The rewards that the ultimate success brings 

is obvious, you just have to look at the players who have tasted 

premiership success at all levels at the end of 2010 to understand 

the feeling it brings. No one gives you success you have to go 

and earn it. 

JoHN DIMMER 

Coach 


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hUGhES MEdAL COUnT 

2009WJ 

Margaret Smith recipient of a 10 year certificate 

with President Haydn Raitt. 

Reserves Coach Garry Fuller and Anthony Collica 

winner of the Harold Harper 3rd best Reserves. 

Jarrod Parry recipient of the Shearer/Hankinson 

most promising player award with presenter 

Jason Ferris. 

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Craig White 100th game. Round 2 versus 

Claremont. 

Doug Ingraham, Brendan Ah Chee and Brad Collard celebrate Brendan’s achievement in winning 

the Dave Ingraham Memorial Medal, Mayoral Trophy and the Collard Family Encouragement 

Award. 

Warren Medallist for best clubman Jaymie 

Graham with director Don Pasqua proprietor of 

Warrens Menswear. 

Kyle Hams 100th game. Round 14 versus Peel 

Thunder. 

Adam Guglielmana winner of the Past 

Players & Officials Award for 3rd best and 

fairest with Ron Johnston.

Reserves runner up Tyler Hall with Coach 

Garry Fuller. 

Winner of the Roy McGuinness Medal best and fairest Reserves Mark Miller with presenters 

Lorne and Pam McGuinness. 

WJ Hughes Medallist Nathan Phillips and 

presenter of the fairest and best medal 

Eileen Bond. 

Matthew Leece winner of the Culver Family 

Award for Courage and Perseverance with 

presenter Emma Culver. 

Wayne Hams (deputising for son Ashton) and 

Vanessa Cornwall celebrating Ashton’s runner up 

Award the Norrie MacDonald trophy. 

Captain Toby McGrath 200th game. Round 23 

versus Subiaco. 

Ryan Murphy winner of the John Gerovich leading 

goalkicker award and coach John Dimmer. 

Kris Miller winner of the S & D Jewellery Award 

for meritorious performance with donor Stephen 

Buttery. 

South Fremantle Football Club 2009 Yearbook 

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2010pLAYER dEVELOpMEnT OFFICER REpORT 

I would like to start off saying, a 

big thank you the club for giving 

me the opportunity to be a part 

of the South Fremantle Football 

Club in 2010. Starting a new job 

in an industry and at a club that 

I love, was a dream come true 

for me. As I am still learning new 

different ideas each day, I enjoy 

the challenges this job poses 

every day. 

16’S DEVELOPMENT SquAD 

The 16’s Warriors development program 

started off with a new coach on board, 

Jason Ireland. He took over the reigns 

as head coach at the beginning of 

January, with a very impressive coaching 

background coaching through our district 

and being a head coach for 14’s and 15’s 

development squads over the past few 

years. 

With Jason’s experience and help from 

assistant coaches in Peter Robinson and 

Sam Saffioti the boys were exposed to 

quality coaching which would help them 

through the WAFL carnival as well as back 

into the community levels. 

Following the WAFL 16’s carnival, Brendan 

Chen was awarded the Jim Hurst medal 

for best player in the carnival. We also 

had 3 players; Sean Lynch, Mason Shaw 

and Adam Carter represent the State 

16’s side in Sydney. Jayden D’Vauz was 

selected to travel to South Africa by the 

AFL Indigenous program which took part 

in March this year. 

In July the 16’s travelled to Melbourne, 

which included 38 players and eight 

support staff, which made up of the Player 

Development Officer, Warriors Chairman, 

Coaching staff and medical staff. 

The tour is an excellent way to expose the 

players to different levels of competition. 

We undertook tours of AFL clubs, the 

MCG, viewed 3 AFL matches at the MCG 

and Etihad Stadium and were entertained 

by guest speakers which included South 

Fremantle great Brad Hardie. This year 

they were also lucky enough to have past 

players of the club and current players of 

the Essendon Football club, Leroy Jetta 

and Mark Williams speak to the boys while 

on our Tour of Windy Hill. 

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The development squad had two games 

against St Monica’s and Xavier College 

while on tour. 

With those games all boys showed great 

physicality to match the Vic’s at their 

own game winning the two games quite 

comfortably. It also gave us an indication 

which boys can take their football to the 

next level and which individuals require 

work in certain areas of their game. 

Jayden D’Vauz, Emmanuel Collard and 

Sam Rundle were rewarded with their 

excellent performances on tour with going 

into the change rooms after the Geelong, 

Hawthorn game. Along with the PDO and 

coaches they were lucky enough to meet 

and have photos with the likes of Buddy 

Franklin, Cyril Rioli, Garry Ablett, Joel 

Selwood and Paul Chapman. 

Our travelling umpire Tim Howard, who 

was rewarded with the trip to Melbourne 

by being the districts Junior umpire of the 

year, had an experience of a life time. Tim 

was lucky enough to be taken through 

the umpires change rooms before the 

Essendon and Melbourne game at the 

MCG, and then was given the opportunity 

to bounce the football in the middle of the 

MCG in front of 40000 people. 

After the tour some players were asked 

to train with the colts side, and most were 

lucky enough to make their debut with the 

colts which will put them in good stead 

for next year. Those players were Mason 

Shaw, Cody Spanjers, Sean Lynch, Sam 

Rundle, Jayden D’Vauz, Adam Carter, Dale 

Hamilton, Brendan Verrier and Kallum 

Mazengard. 

14/15’S DEVELOPMENT SquADS 

The 14/15’s carnival consisted of 4 teams 

of thirty players from each WAFL club, 

which play over the October school 

holidays. 

With these games we get a chance to 

develop these young players in different 

field positions to help progress their 

football for the next year. 

Our coaches for this year were; Sam 

Saffioti, Darrin Bryden, Chris Athanassiou 

and Jason Ireland. Each team consisting 

of two assistant coaches and a 

team manager. All groups are to be 

congratulated for their time and effort 

they have put in throughout the carnival. 

Congratulation goes out to Sheldon Taylor, 

Tim Stewart, Thomas Vandeleur, Jake 

Friday, Ben Sokol and Marcus Jennings 

who were selected into the State 15’s 

school boy squad. A special mention goes 

to Sheldon Taylor who was selected into 

the All Australian side after the carnival. 

uGS / GASCOYNE 

With a WAFL game being held in Wagin 

this year, it was a good chance to show 

off talent from our UGS Rams side and a 

combined 15’s Warriors side who played 

a curtain raiser before the league game 

between South Fremantle and Claremont. 

The UGS Rams represented South 

Fremantle for country week in July, taking 

on other WAFL regional zoned squads 

from Claremont, Perth and East Fremantle. 

A big thank you goes out to SFFC District 

Officer Lou McKenry who managed the 

squad over the 3 days, and thank you 

to Rod Nicholson (Head Coach) and his 

dedicated support staff and team on a 

wonderful job making the UGS Rams a 

successful program. 

During the year we travelled to Carnarvon 

and Exmouth to conduct schools clinics, a 

Level 1 coaching course and view matches 

including the Grand Final. The trip is a 

chance to promote the SFFC and identify 

future talent for the development squads 

and colts system. 

In October the Gascoyne put a under 16’s 

side together to travel to Wickham to 

represent South Fremantle in the North 

West Junior Football Talent Carnival. Next 

year the Gascoyne is looking to set up a 

development squad like the UGS Rams, 

which will help kids develop their skill and 

knowledge of Football. 

This year there were 4 players who made 

their debut playing colts football while 

still playing for their regional club. Haiden 

Schloithe (Katanning FC), Sam Fortini 

(Wickepin FC), Bryce McCallum (Narrogin 

FC) and Jaxon Forbes (Ramblers FC) made 

their debut with the colts side this year, 

and we are looking forward to seeing 

more of them next year. 

IN CONCLuSION 

I would like to finish by saying a big thank 

you to all volunteers who put their time 

and effort into the program. Without 

your help the program would not be able 

to run as smoothly as it has. Also to the 

sponsors of our program, Woolworths,

2010SUppORT STAFF 

2010 SUPPORT STAFF 

2010 SUPPORT STAFF 

Lorne McGuinness 

Merv Lockhart 


Tracey Hall (Statistician), Sue Griffiths (Statistician), Paul Cassat (Statistician), Harry Drygan (Colts Interchange Steward), 

Jennifer Nikolich (Senior Timekeeper), Sue Gurney (Statistician) 


Colin Griffiths (Junior Trainer), George Cole (Reserves Timekeeper) David Slack (Trainer), Terry Turnbull (Colts Timekeeper), 

Sandy Cuccovia (Head Property Man), Caitlyn Drygan (Trainer), Marty Bos (Trainer) John Jones (Property Man) 

Flight Centre, Cricket and Football Shop, 

Greyhounds WA and Seacorp thank you 

for your support of the program and 

continued support for years to come. 

A special thank you to the SFFC Warriors 

chairman Peter O’Neill, whose work and 

dedication he put to the program was 

amazing. The guest speakers he arranges 

to educate the players, the organisation 

of the Melbourne Trip to name a couple 

of things is a wonderful thing, and I look 

forward to continue working with him to 

make the program bigger and better each 

year. 

I wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a 

happy new year, and looking forward to 

the season ahead. 

DANIEL VIDoVICH 

Player Development officer 

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Enquiries : Contact Barry Beecroft 


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2010dISTRICT dEVELOpMEnT REpORT 

This is my 8th year writing a report for the SFFC yearbook and I 

think it is my responsibility to change it up a little and try something 

different rather than the same old reporting style from years past. 

What I will present is a SWOT analysis of the District in 2010 which 

will give members an insight into the workings of the District, the 

broadness of our business and the challenges we tackle head on. 

Review of 2010 as follows: 

STRENGTHS 

• 17 members made up the SF District 

Football Development Council which 

is the strongest it has been since its 

inception in 2003 and again Chaired by 

Mr Rob Taylor. 

• Robyn Elms appointed as the new 

Junior Competition Administrator, 

which proved to be a remarkable 

success with the role supporting all 

junior clubs and competition. 

• Lou McKenry worked very hard again 

in building a full girls football pathway 

with close to 200 girls involved from 

5 through to 15 years all participating 

in training sessions and games over 6 

weeks or longer. Girls Auskick Centres 

based out of Armadale and Atwell 

were again very successful with over 

120 girls involved. 

• Indigenous Auskick was started at 

the Champion Centre in the City of 

Armadale with 75 registering with 

the program. The 8 sessions involved 

an AFL Game and a visit to the 

Wirrapanda Foundation. Program was 

aimed at Indigenous boys and girls 

who are not already involved at a junior 

football club. 

• Coaching Unit established for first time 

where we had Jason Ireland oversee 

Junior/Youth/Senior coordinators 

deliver support, resources and 

mentoring to our 167 junior and senior 

coaches in the District. Jason Ireland 

has done an exceptional job with our 

coaches over the last couple of years 

and he will be sorely missed as he 

moves through the coaching pathway. 

• 100% accreditation achieved by our 

coaches which means we have well 

educated and trained personnel 

looking after our youth players. 

• 27 new umpires recruited to the Junior 

Competition, which helps provide the 

88 umpires needed very weekend in 

our junior competition. It is a credit 

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to the District Umpiring Manager 

Mal Hooper that only 6 umpires have 

moved on from last year which is well 

down of the average dropout figure for 

umpires across the state and shows the 

training and mentoring environment 

Mal is providing. 

• 121 Junior and Senior Club Members 

present at the Club Development 

Workshop at the SFFC in May where 

we covered everything from Volunteer 

Development, Conflict Resolution, How 

to Delegate and a number of other 

subject which helped the clubs run 

more efficiently. 

• 18 Junior and Senior Canteen 

Managers attended the Canteens 

WA workshop on the same night 

which showed how to provide a well 

balanced and nutritional menu without 

costing business. 

• The AFL Quality Club program has 

been rolled out which encourages 

junior and senior clubs to provide 

evidence that their club is 

professionally run and by doing 

so receiving accreditation for their 

efforts. Congratulations must go to 

North Fremantle AFC for receiving 

Bronze and the Silver Accreditation, 

first club in the District to receive 

any accreditation. Jandakot Jets SFC 

and Fremantle Hawks JFC have also 

received Bronze. 

• District Council provided 2 Leadership 

sessions this year to assist executive 

members of our junior and senior 

clubs to become pro-active leaders at 

their club. Paul Tonich was exceptional 

and very well received by the 73 in 

attendance and Bruce Willis later in 

the year gave our members a slightly 

different perspective on Leadership 

and how it related to his defence force 

experiences. 

• Boyden Griffiths our Development 

Trainee delivered a quality schools 

program this year and with the help 

of Toby Bairstow and Jamie Eggers 

delivered to 28,000 students over the 

first 2 terms of this year. Outstanding 

result and as this is core business for 

our Council we are very proud of the 

fact that our schools program has been 

maintained as such a high level. 

• Our brand new club in Hammond Park 

JFC has doubled in growth over the 

last 2 years and is looking to continue 

its roll out into the modified rules 

competition next year with a possible 

3 sides. Auskick numbers are now at 

67 which is remarkable effort for such a 

young club. 

• The District has been working very 

hard with our clubs over the last 5 

years to establish and build strong 

working relationships with Local and 

State Government Departments to 

ensure Football is at the forefront of 

minds when developing new facilities 

and upgrading old ones. This year we 

saw some movement on some key 

decisions and these were as follows: 

• Kwinana Knights JFC move into new 

$4 million facility in Orelia, called the 

Fiona Harris Pavilion 

• Fremantle Hawks receive funding for 

lighting at Dick Lawrence which will 

provide 50 Lux for training purposes 

• Fremantle Hawks receive $500K to 

upgrade current facility, which will 

give the club much needed space for 

change rooms, canteen and functions. 

• Cockburn Lakes receive $300K 

to upgrade facility, which is an 

outstanding result for the District 

because it gives our Senior Club 

benefit as well as District umpires who 

train there every Wednesday during 

the season 

• South Coogee JFC receive funding t o 

upgrade facility, amount to be clarified 

• Hammond Park facility funding fast 

tracked to 2012 because of better than 

expected growth 

WEAKNESSES 

• Communication structures; too many 

stakeholders are not receiving District 

information due to deficient structures. 

• Disadvantaged areas; The District has 

some areas of disadvantage which 

results in boys and girls not having the 

capacity to engage in football.

• Our recruitment vs. population rate 

target for boys aged 5-15 years is 

over 25%; Clubs in the District which 

need assistance and support and are 

well below this recruitment rate are 

Armadale (9.6%), Cockburn (8.1%), 

Lakes (10.2%) and Leda (9.3%). 

• Senior Football Engagement; 70% of 

senior clubs are actively engaged and 

working with the District, we want to 

have 100%. 

• Transition Rates from Junior to Senior 

Football; We are still seeing too 

many players drop out of football all 

together after finishing juniors, we 

need the District, JFC’s and SFC’s 

working closer together to bridge the 

gap between juniors and seniors. 

OPPORTuNITIES 

• Upgrade District website and ensure 

we have personnel updating every 

week with different articles and 

information. 

• Develop and email database for 

all junior and senior coaches, team 

managers and stakeholders to ensure 

information sharing is consistent. 

• Provide funding for disadvantaged 

families in the District to participate 

in structured football; District already 

has funding proposal at the WAFC to 

support this initiative. 

• Meet with all Senior Clubs to ensure 

they have an Memorandum of 

Understanding with their closest Junior 

Club which enhances the pathway 

from juniors to seniors and also ensure 

they are at least at Bronze level of the 

Quality Club Program. 

• Update current Youth Transition 

Booklet and disseminate to all 

stakeholders. 

THREATS 

• Facility Development; Too many new 

developers are not providing adequate 

space required to house Aussie Rules 

Football resulting in lack of facilities to 

cater for an active population. 

• Water Shortages; currently have issue 

in Roleystone where the Senior Oval 

is running out of water and the City of 

Armadale is searching for new water 

sources to solve the issue. This will be 

a problem which will resonate through 

most Local Government Councils as we 

get less rainfall over the years and we 

will find more and more sports forced 

to rationalise facilities and multi-use. 

• Volunteer Overload; a number of 

our junior clubs have had enormous 

growth over the last 5 years and this 

has placed increased pressure on our 

quality volunteers. District needs to 

keep upgrading its support for these 

volunteers and ensure that they have 

the tools to run their clubs as efficiently 

as possible. 

I would like to thank a number of people 

for their contributions this year, they don’t 

get thanked enough and most of them are 

volunteers who have full time jobs and are 

helping out in their spare time. 

Firstly like to thank Lou, Robyn and 

Boyden who have done a sensational 

job this year. Lou looks after all our 

participation, coaching, female and 

umpiring segments which has seen 

excellent results all round. Boyden has 

been to more schools than you can 

imagine and has completed a quality 

program. Robyn in her first year as Junior 

Competition Administrator has been 

nothing short of brilliant, her support, 

assistance and rapport with the clubs has 

been first rate and she is a valuable asset 

to the District. 

To the District Council, all 17 members 

have been active this year and I thank 

all of you for contributing to the District, 

ensuring we stay at the forefront of 

development in the state. 

Special mention to the in Rob Taylor, 

Shane Harding, Dave Kenny and Sharon 

Greengrass, it is always a pleasure working 

with you, your dedication to your roles 

is unprecedented and I for one am very 

thankful I have volunteers of your calibre 

on the team. 

To our P&D panel who were new to role 

this year and did an exceptional job in 

keeping our reported players honest 

in Peter Matier, Stephen Goodall, Gary 

Gough, Murray Vitali and Sheryl Ward we 

thank you. 

To the SFFC in Amelia, Kirsty, Jess, Mike, 

Bob, Steve, Vido, Cicco, Haydn and the 

board for all their support and friendship – 

Thank You! 

To the South Fremantle Members, we are 

building a base for the future which will 

provide not only quality players to the 

SFFC, but first class coaches, umpires, 

volunteers, trainers, administrators, 

support staff and many more members. 

We need to further promote this pathway 

and ensure we are giving our local talent 

opportunities. 

Bring on 2011! 

BRADD GARDINER 

District Development Manager 


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2010 

AWARdS & SEASOn dETAILS 

LEAGUE AWARdS 

WJ hughes Medal 

Fairest & Best Player 

NATHAN PHILLIPS 

n Macdonald Memorial Trophy 

Runner Up 

ASHTON HAMS 

past players & Officials Trophy 

3rd Best Player 

ADAM GUGLIELMANA 

S & d Jewellery Award 

Outstanding Performance 

KRIS MILLER 

Culver Family Award 

Courage & Perseverance 

MATTHEW LEECE 

Warren Medal 

Best Clubman 

JAYMIE GRAHAM 

Shearer/hankinson Award 

Most Promising Player 

JARROD PARRY 

John Gerovich Trophy 

Leading Goalkicker 

RYAN MURPHY 

LEAGUE AChIEVEMEnT 

AWARdS 

ANTHONY COLLICA 

Round 1 versus East Perth 

MITCH CARTER 


DYLAN BAIRSTOW 


BLAKE DUNKELD 

Round 15 versus Claremont 

JARRAD PARRY 

Round 16 versus West Perth 

SHANE KERSTEN 

Round 19 versus East Fremantle 

DANIEL EASTER 

Round 19 versus East Fremantle 

MATTHEW LEECE 

Round 21 versus West Perth 

WJ hUGhES MEdAL COUnT 

Phillips, Nathan 47 

Hams, Ashton 43 

Guglielmana, Adam 39 

North, Hayden 37 

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Miller, Kris 37 

Bairstow, Toby 36 

Hams, Kyle 33 

McCarrey, Andrew 31 

McGrath, Toby 31 

Delmenico, Scott 29 

Hunt, Sam 28 

Head, Josh 24 

Wilson, Callum 23 

Murphy, Ryan 19 

Graham, Jaymie 18 

White, Craig 18 

Bossong, Chris 16 

Parry, Jarrad 9 

Amato, Corry 7 

Collica, Anthony 7 

Adams, Theo 6 

Dell’Olio, Cory 6 

Siegert, Andrew 4 

Winter, Jarrad 4 

Mugambwa, Paul 3 

Miller, Mark 2 

Bairstow, Dylan 2 

Fielding, Sam 2 

Wilkie, Gerard 2 

Carter, Mitch 1 

S & d JEWELLERY AWARd 










Head, Josh 10 

Hams, Kyle 9 



Parry, Jarrod 7 


Adams, Theo 4 

Hunt, Sam 4 








LEAGUE GAMES pLAYEd 








Hunt, Sam 18 

Hams, Kyle 18 

Head, Josh 17 











Motlop, Thomas 9 








Adams, Reece 4 

Kersten, Shane 4 

Klause, James 4 

Palumbo, Joel 4 

Campbell, Gavin 3 

Cornell, Mitch 3 

Easter, Daniel 3 


Thornton, Scott 3 

Adams, Theo 2 


Leece, Matthew 2 

Stanford, Brett 2 

Tungatalum, Ross 2 

Dunkeld, Blake 1 

LEAGUE GOAL SCORERS 







Head, Joshua 13


AWARdS & SEASOn dETAILS 













Hams, Kyle 2 

Winter, Jarrod 2 


Hunt, Sam 2 










2010 SAndOVER 

MEdAL VOTES 

Phillip, Nathan 19 



Miller, Chris 11 


Gugliemana, Adam 9 

Hams, Kyle 9 





Head, Joshua 6 


Hunt, Samuel 3 


Dell ‘Olio, Cory 1 

RESERVES AWARdS 

Roy McGuinness Medal 

Fairest & Best Award 

MARK MILLER 

Favazzo’s Engine Reconditioning Award 

Runner Up 

TYLER HALL 

harold harper Award 

3rd Best Player 

ANTHONY COLLICA 

pLAYERS’ AWARd 

MARK MILLER & TYLER HALL 

ROY McGUnnESS MEdAL 

COUnT 2010 


Hall, Tyler 36 




Cornell, Mitch 32 


Maiorana, Jesse 26 






Kelly, Leigh 17 




McIntosh, Adam 14 








Andreoli, Warrick 6 

Head, Josh 5 

Johns, Marlon 5 




Boyden Griffiths 4 

Rioli, Shannon 4 

Wyatt, Alex 3 

Van Manen, Anthony 3 

Groenenberg, Nick 2 

RESERVES GAMES pLAYEd 

McIntosh, Adam 19 




Wyatt, Alex 16 


Cornell, Mitchell 15 


Doughty, Adam 14 






Carter, Mitchell 11 

Hayward, Damian 11 






Ganzer, Michael 9 

Groenenberg, N 9 

Kickett, Jayden 9 

Taylor, James 9 


Athanasiou, John 8 


Mauricio, Ryan 7 

Olivieri, Matthew 7 






Grygorcewicz, M 5 




Gulley, Brendon 3 

Hill, Mason 3 


Borovac, Nicholas 2 


Edgar, Blair 2 

Feeney, Adam 2 

Griffiths, Boyden 2 

Guglielmana, Jarrad 2 

Head, Joshua 2 



Verrier, Steven 2 

Wake, John 2 

Ah Chee, Brendon 1 


Headland, Des 1 

Newton, Ben 1 


O’Brien, Brock 1 


Verrier, Brendan 1 


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2010 AWARdS & SEASOn dETAILS 

RESERVES GOAL SCORERS 











Head, Josh 8 



Hall, Tyler 7 
















Ganzer, Michael 2 

Grygorcewicz, M 2 

Hill, Mason 2 






Kickett, Jayden 1 

Mauricio, Ryan 1 

O’Brien, Brock 1 

Olivieri, Matthew 1 




Wyatt, Alex 1 

2010 pREndERGAST MEdAL 

VOTES 





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Head, Josh 5 














COLTS AWARdS 

dave Ingraham Memorial Medal 

Fairest & Best Award 

BRENDAN AH CHEE 

City of Fremantle 

Mayoral Trophy 


SG & RL Lorrigan Trophy 

Runner Up 

STEVE VERRIER 

B & M heathcote Award 

Best First Year Player 

SHANE KERSTEN 

Coach’s Award 

Coach’s Trophy 

SHANNON BURNETT 

house Committee Award 

Best Clubman 

ROBERT THOMPSON 

M & F Mihaljevich Award 

Best Team Man 

CAMERON ALLISON 

Terry dean Award 

Most Consistent 

ADAM FEENEY 

Chris Martinovich Award 

Most Improved Player 

JARRAD GUGLIELMANA 

Collard Family Indigenous Award 

Encouragement Award 


dAVE InGRAhAM 

MEMORIAL MEdAL COUnT 

Ah Chee, Brendan 67 


Allison, Cameron 53 

Burnett, Shannon 48 

Gulley, Brendan 46 



Newton, Ben 42 



Hill, Mason 38 


Martinez, Jacob 32 


Jakovich, Callum 25 

Kennedy, Mitchell 24 

Jones, Matthew 23 

Thompson, Robert 23 

Athanassiou, Jamie 22 

Brennan, Ruben 22 

Carlson, Nick 22 


Maskos, Jason 16 


Schloithe, Haiden 12 

Carter, Adam 9 

Skinner, Lloyd 9 

Shea, Breighton 8 

Shaw, Mason 8 

Abbott, Darren 6 

Borich, Ivan 5 

Riley, Fabian 4 

Spanjers, Codey 3 

O’Neill, Sam 2 

Fortini, Sam 1 

Hamilton, Dale 1 

Lynch, Sean 1 

Pruiti, Andrew 1 

Joachim, Jesse 1 

COLTS GAMES pLAYEd 








Carlson, Nicholas 14 


Maskos, Jason 14

2010AWARdS & SEASOn dETAILS 


Stone, Benjamin 13 


Kennedy, Mitchell 12 



Brennan, Reuben 11 






Joachim, Jesse 8 


Shea, Brieghton 8 

Borich, Ivan 7 

Cronan, Marcus 7 




Newton, Benjamin 6 

Pruiti, Andrew 6 

Shaw, Mason 6 

Caldwell, Tyler 5 

Galiano, Adam 5 


O’Neill, Samuel 5 

Crosby, Braden 4 

Spanjers, Cody 4 


Abbott, Darren 3 

Farringdon, Jack 3 


Meadowcroft, Ryan 3 

Stuart, Mitchell 3 

Van Der Wielen, H 3 

D’Vauz, Jayden 2 

Forbes, Jaxon 2 

Fortini, Samuel 2 

Lynch, Sean 2 

Mazengarb, Kallan 2 

McCallum, Bryce 2 

Rundle, Sam 2 


Bolger, Myles 1 

Bootsma, Joshua 1 

Carter, Adam 1 

Morrell, Tyler 1 

Mow, Curtley 1 

Wenn, Ryan 1 

COLTS GOAL SCORERS 






Newton, Benjamin 10 


Maskos, Jason 9 

Shea, Brieghton 9 










Cronan, Marcus 2 

Forbes, Jaxon 2 





Brennan, Reuben 1 

Caldwell, Tyler 1 

Crosby, Braden 1 



Fortini, Samuel 1 

Galiano, Adam 1 



Rundle, Sam 1 

Shaw, Mason 1 

Stone, Benjamin 1 

Stuart, Mitchell 1 


Van Der Wielen, H 1 


2010 JACK CLARKE MEdAL 

VOTES 
















Haydn & Sue Raitt 


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2010 RECORdS AT A GLAnCE 

FOUndER 

hOME GROUnd 

Griff John 

WAFL pREMIERShIpS 

1916 Defeated East Fremantle 


1947 Defeated West Perth 


1950 Defeated Perth 




1970 Defeated Perth 

1980 Defeated Swan Districts 


2005 Defeated Claremont 

2009 Defeated Subiaco 

FInALS 

1900, 1901, 1905 – 1910, 1912 – 1919, 

1921 – 1924, 1927 – 1932, 1939 – 1941, 

1945 – 1956, 1960, 1962, 1967, 1970, 

1975 – 1976, 1978 – 1981, 1983, 1988 – 

1990, 1992, 1993, 1995, 1997, 1999, 2001, 

2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 

RESERVES pREMIERS 

1936, 1952, 1953, 1954, 1985, 1988, 1991, 

1992, 2004, 2009 

ThIRdS, COLTS, UndER 19’s 

pREMIERS 

1970, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 2002, 2003 

R p ROdRIGUEZ ShIELd 

1983, 1984, 1992, 2001, 2004, 2009 

LOnGEST pREMIERShIp 

dROUGhT 

30 years 1918 - 1947 

SUCCESSIVE FInALS 

12 (1945 – 1956) 

SUCCESSIVE GRAnd FInALS 

5 (1950 – 1954) 

hIGhEST CLUB SCORE 

40.18 v West Perth (1981) 

LOWEST CLUB SCORE 

0.4 v East Fremantle (1904) 

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Fremantle Oval 


RECORd CROWd 

23,109 v East Fremantle (4 June 1979) 

ALL-AUSTRALIAn pLAYERS 

Steve Marsh, John Gerovich, Cliff Hillier, 

John Todd, Brian Ciccotosto, Stephen 

Michael, Brad Hardie 

SAndOVER MEdAL 

WInnERS 

1928 J Rocchi 

1937 F Jenkins 

1947 C Lewington 

1952 S Marsh 

1955 J Todd 

1980 S Michael 


1986 M Bairstow 

1989 C Edwards 

2005 T McGrath 

FAIREST And BEST WInnERS 

A W WALKER MEdAL 

1926 J Campbell 

1927 F Fuhrmann 

1928 J Rocchi 

1929 J Rocchi 

1930 R Edgar 

1931 C Jennings 

1932 R Edgar 

1933 R Edgar 

1934 J Ditchburn 

1935 J Ditchburn 

1936 N Lewington 





1941 A Higham 

1942 – 1944 SUSPENDED 

1945 J Reilly 



1948 D Ingraham 

1949 L Green 

1950 S Marsh 

1951 S Marsh 

1952 S Marsh 

1953 B Naylor 

1954 C Tyson 

1955 J Todd 

1956 S Marsh 

1957 A Parentich 

1958 J Todd 

1959 C Hillier 

1960 J Sumich 

1961 J Todd 

1962 G Bow 

1963 R Bowe 

1964 G Scott 

1965 K Miller 

1966 C Beard 

1967 N Cox 

1968 T Grljusich 

1969 H Mann 

1970 D Civich 

1971 R Daw 

1972 T Grljusich 

1973 F Seinor 

1974 B Monteath 

1975 R Carson 

1976 J McKay 




1980 N Carter 


1982 B Hardie 


W J hUGhES MEdAL 

1984 N Carter 

1985 W Matera 

1986 M Bairstow 

1987 S Watters 



1990 C Collard 

1991 B Collard 

1992 W Matera 

1993 W Matera 

1994 P Bell 

1995 S Pears 

1996 J Porter 

1997 S Pears 

1998 B Bootsma 

1999 B Bootsma 

2000 D Rennick 

2001 M Clucas 

2002 Z Parsons 

2003 J Byrne 

2004 T McGrath


2005 C Jones 

2006 C Jones 

2007 K Miller 

2008 T McGrath 

2009 K Miller 

2010 N Phillips 

pAST pRESIdEnTS 

1900 – 1904 T O’Beirne 

1905 – 1908 W Bell 

1909 W M Owston 

1910 – 1911 M F Plaisted 

1912 H E Bolton MLC 

1913 – 1918 A S Putland 

1919 J Strong 

1920 R McCrutcheon 

1921 J Strong 

1922 – 1925 G E Stevens 

1926 – 1927 W Mulligan 

1928 – 1930 P J Barry 

1931 – 1932 W Morgan 

1933 – 1939 C Doig 

1940 – 1950 J A Polinelli 

1951 – 1952 W J Hughes Snr 

1953 – 1959 F C Fuhrmann 


1962 – 1966 W J Collins 

1967 – 1969 F W Harrison 


1972 – 1977 R Hart 

1978 – 1981 D N MacDonald 

1982 – 1984 A R Annear 

1984 – 1990 W Ryder 

1990 – 1992 W J Hughes 

1992 – 1996 R Gloede 

1996 - 2008 T Dean 

2009 - H Raitt 

pAST SECRETARIES 

1900 – 1902 G John 

1903 G Matthews 

1904 A Barlow 

1905 G John 

1905 – 1907 H Callaghan 

1908 – 1910 P Yeo 

1911 P Russell 

1912 – 1915 R Tapping 

1916 – 1919 W J Coates 

1920 – 1924 R M Fulton 

1925 – 1927 B Morris 

1928 – 1929 E Willis 

1930 – 1938 P Winch 

1939 W J Truscott 


1942 B Morris 

1943 – 1944 C Law 


1962 – 1966 J Maffina 

1967 – 1968 H Hanrahan 

1969 D W Bower 

1969 – 1974 K R Smith 

1974 J T Hatton 

1975 – 1976 B V Thirley 

1976 – 1977 R May 

pAST GEnERAL MAnAGERS 

1978 – 1980 R May 

1981 – 1989 R Harper 

1989 - 2005 B Ciccotosto 

ChIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER 

2005 - B Ciccotosto 

SIMpSOn MEdAL WInnERS 

1947 F Jenkins (WA v Victoria) 

1947 E Erickson (Grand Final v West Perth) 

1948 D Ingraham (Grand Final v West Perth) 

1950 C Lewington (Grand Final v Perth) 

1952 D Kelly (Grand Final v West Perth) 

1953 S Marsh (Grand Final v West Perth) 

1954 C Tyson (Grand Final v East Fremantle) 

1956 T Parentich (Grand Final v East Perth) 

1970 B Ciccotosto (Grand Final v Perth) 

1975 S Magro (WA v Victoria) 

1980 M Rioli (Grand Final v Swan Districts) 

1981 M Rioli (Grand Final v Claremont) 

1983 M Rioli (WA v Victoria) 

1983 S Michael (WA v SA) 

1984 B Hardie (WA v Victoria) 

1986 B Hardie (WA v Victoria) 

1993 M Atkins (WA v SA) 

1997 J Dorotich (WA v Tasmania) 

1997 D Hynes (Grand Final v East Fremantle) 

2005 T McGrath (Grand Final v Claremont) 

2006 A Hay (WA v Victoria) 

2009 A Hams (Grand Final v Subiaco) 

TASSIE MEdAL WInnERS 


1984 B Hardie 

1986 B Hardie 

BROWnLOW MEdAL 

1985 B Hardie 

nORM SMITh MEdAL 

1981 M Rioli 

1992 P Matera 

GRAhAM MOSS MEdAL 

1998 P Bell 

pREMIERShIp COAChES 

1916 Bill Coates 

1917 Bill Coates 

1947 Sir Ross Hutchinson 

1948 Sir Ross Hutchinson 

1950 Clive Lewington 




1970 Hassa Mann 

1980 Mal Brown 

1997 John Todd 

2005 John Dimmer 

2009 John Dimmer 

pREMIERShIp pRESIdEnTS 

1916 A S Putland 

1917 A S Putland 

1947 J A Polinelli 



1952 W J Hughes Snr 

1953 F C Fuhrmann 

1954 F C Fuhrmann 

1970 W J Hughes Snr 

1980 D N MacDonald 

1997 T K Dean 

2005 T K Dean 

2009 H Raitt 

pAST LEAGUE COAChES 

1911 – 1912 J Leckie 

1913 – 1920 W J Coates 

1921 T Cain 

1922 W Craig 

1923 W McGilvray 

1924 P Youlden / T Bell 

1925 A Haindricks / C Sullivan 

1926 C J Sunderland 

1927 T Cain 

1928 C J Sunderland 

1929 N McIntosh 

1930 – 1931 W Habbard 

1932 R Doig 

1933 N McIntosh 


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1934 – 1935 A W Edgar 

1936 – 1937 J Jones 

1938 – 1939 B Chandler 

1940 K Shea 

1941 J Bowe 

1942 R Poole 

1943 D Smith 

1944 A Davies 

1945 N Lewington 

1946 N Lewington / J Ditchburn 

1947 – 1949 R Hutchinson 

1950 – 1958 C Lewington 

1959 J Todd 

1960 – 1963 M McDonnell 

1964 – 1965 R Sorrell 

1966 – 1968 J Todd 

1969 – 1971 H Mann 

1972 – 1973 M Atwell 

1974 – 1976 C Beard 

1977 P Johnson 

1978 – 1984 M Brown 

1985 – 1986 D Haddow 

1987 – 1990 S Magro 

1991 S Hargrave 

1992 M Brown 

1993 – 1994 M Watson 

1995 – 1998 J Todd 

1999 A Micale 

2000 – 2001 P Sumich 

2002 - 2003 J Northey 

2004 - J Dimmer 

WAFL LEAdInG 

GOALKICKERS 

1922 H Campbell – 42 goals 

1928 A Lawn – 70 goals 

1929 A Lawn – 90 goals 

1946 B Naylor – 131 goals 






1956 J Gerovich – 69 goals 



1977 R Bauskis – 108 goals 

1978 R Bauskis – 81 goals 

1992 C Edwards – 48 goals 

1996 J Dorotich – 88 goals 

1997 J Dorotich – 107 goals 

2002 Z Parsons – 65 goals 

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SFFC LEAdInG 

GOALKICKERS 

Bernie Naylor 1064 

John Gerovich 743 

Jon Dorotich 448 

Steve Marsh 448 

Ray Bauskis 411 

Barry White 321 

Brian Ciccotosto 319 

Harry Carbon 305 

Brad Hardie 302 

Noel Carter 298 

Graham Scott 293 


200 GAME pLAYERS 

Marty Atkins 266 

Tom Grljusich 258 

Gary Scott 255 

Frank Treasure 254 

Stephen Michael 243 

Don Byfield 239 

Steve Marsh 226 

John Gerovich 221 

John Colgan 220 

Fred Seinor 219 

Brian Ciccotosto 211 

David Gault 211 

Erick Eriksson 210 

Jack Reilly Snr 204 

Brad Collard 202 

Tony Morley 200 

Tom Bottrell 200 

Toby McGrath 200* 

AFL ALL AUSTRALIAn 

pLAYERS 

Bruce Monteath 

Maurice Rioli 

Mark Bairstow 

John Worsfold 

Nicky Winmar 

Peter Matera 

David Hart 

Glen Jakovich 

Peter Bell 

Jeff Farmer 

Darren Gaspar 

Phillip Matera 

James Clement 

WA FOOTBALL hALL OF 

FAME IndUCTEES 

2004 First Game 

R Brentnall 1914 

H Campbell 1916 

F Jenkins 1937 

C Lewington 

B Naylor 1941 

S Marsh 1945 

1939 

R Hutchinson 

J Todd1955 

1947 

J Gerovich 

R Sorrell 1964 

M Rioli1975 

1955 

S Michael 1975 

M Brown 1977 

B Hardie 1979 

J Worsfold 

2005 

1986 

P Sumich 

2006 

1986 

C Tyson 1948 

P Matera 

2007 

1987 

D. Ingraham 1940 

G Grljusich 1960 

G Jakovich 

2009 

1989 

N Winmar 


1983 

M Bairstow 1985 

ThE AUSTRALIAn FOOTBALL 

hALL OF FAME 

S Michael 

J Todd 

S Marsh 

P Matera 

G Jakovich 

pREMIERShIp pLAYERS 

Adams, H 1916 - 1917 

Adams, R 2009 

Adams, T 2005, 2009 

Anderton, B 1954 

Atkins, M 1997 

Bahen, G 1952,53,54 

Barrett, R 1980 

Beard, B 1947 

Bell, P 2009


Black, H 1997 

Boot, C 1952,53,54 

Bootsma, B 1997 

Bossong, C 2009 

Bottrell, T 1997 

Brentnall, R 1916 - 1917 

Byfield, D 1953,54 

Calder, N 1952 

Campbell, B 1980 

Campbell, H 1916 – 1917 

Campbell, W 1997 

Carbon, H 1947,50,52 

Carter, N 1980 

Ciccotosto, B 1970 

Clark, L 1970 

Clucas, M 2005 

Civich, D 1970 

Cobby, P 1954 

Cole, D 1947 

Colgan, J 1953,54 

Collins, F 1916 – 1917 

Comben, B 1916 – 1917 

Cornell, K 1980 

Cornell, M 2005 

Crabbe, L 1948,52 

Crawford, J 2005 

Crawford, R 1954 

Cronan, P 1980 

Crook, J 1950 

Daly, P 1954 

Daw, R 1970 

Dell’Olio 2009 

Delmenico, S 2009 

Delmenico, W 1980 

Dennis, N 1970 

Dixon, D 1950,52,53,54 

Dorotich, J 1997 

Dougan, P 1970 

Duffield, P 2005 

Erickson, E 1947,48,50,52,53 

Farmer, J 2009 

Gault, D 1997,2005 

Gilmore, D 2005, 2009 

Graham, E 1947 – 1948 

Graham, J 2005, 2009 

Green, L 1948,50,53 

Greer, G 1970 

Griffiths, R 1917 

Grljusich, T 1970 

Groom, H 1916 – 1917 

Grose, E 1953 

Haddow, D 1970,80 

Hams, A 2005, 2009 

Hams, K 2005, 2009 

Hardie, B 1980 

Hart, D 1997 

Hawkins, C 1948 

Hay, A 2005 

Hayden, R 2005 

Hayward, L 1950 

Head, J 2009 

Hewiit, E 2005 

Hickman, C 1952 

Hicks, J 1916 – 1917 

Hillier, C 1952 - 1954 

Hunt, S 2009 

Huscham, S 1916 

Hutcherson, K 1997 

Hutchinson, R 1947 

Hynes, D 1997 

Ingraham, D 1947,48,50 

Jenkins, F 1947 – 1948 

Johnson, T 1997 

Jones, C 2005 

Jones, R 1953 

Kelly, D 1950,52, 53,54 

Kelly, P 1997 

Kelly, T 1980 

Kenny, M 1916 – 1917 

Legena, F 1970 

Lewington, C 1947,48,50 

Lockyer, J 1980 

Mann, H 1970 

Marsh, S 1947,48,50,52,53,54 

Mason, B 1947,48,50 

Matison, J 1948,50 

Maxwell, G 1916 – 1917 

McGrath, T 2005, 2009 

McIntosh, N 1916 – 1917 

McKay, J 1980 

McKenzie, L 1916 – 1917 

McMahon, G 1916 – 19 17 

Michael, C 1997 

Michael, S 1980 

Miller, K 2009 

Morley, T 1980 

Mugambwa, P 2009 

Murphy, R 2005 

Murray, J 1947,48,52,53 

Naylor, B 1947,48,50,52,53,54 

North, H 2005 

Nunn, G 1916 

O’Brien, G 1980 

Oldenhoff, A 1970 

Outhwaite, S 1980 

Parentich, T 1952,53,54 

Pears, S 1997 

Porter, J 1997 

Price, F 1947 – 1948 

Reed, D 1952,53,54 

Reilly, G 1970 

Reilly, J 1947,48,50 

Reilly, J 1970 

Renfrey, R 1947 

Rennick, D 1997 

Richards, R 1952,54 

Rioli, D 1997 

Rioli, M 1980 

Ryan, T 1970 

Scott, G 1970 

Seinor, F 1970 

Shaw, D 1980 

Siegert, A 2009 

Sinclair, J 1997 

Smith, K 1970 

Smith, N 1950,52,53,54 

Smithers, R 2005, 2009 

Stephens, H 1947 – 1948 

Steward, C 1916 – 1917 

Stewart, B 1950 

Sumich, P 1997 

Sweetman, R 1980 

Sykes 1917 

Tester, H 1916 

Thornton, S 2009 

Tipuamantamerri, S 2005 

Tomka, F 1970 

Treasure, F 1947,48,50,52,53,54 

Troode, P 1970 

Tuxford, G 1916 – 1917 

Tyson, C 1948,50,52,53,54 

Ugle, K 2005 

Vasoli, P 1980 

Vigona, B 1980 

Wares, D 1947,48,50 

Webb, R 2005 

Western, A 1948,50 

White, B 1952,53,54 

White, C 2005, 2009 

Whiteley, B 1916 – 1917 

Wilkie, G 2009 

Wilson, C 2009 

Wootton, G 1997 

Worsfold, P 1997 


37

2010 CLUB CEnTURIOnS 

(Year of First League Game) 

NAME YEAR GAMES 

Harry Hodge 1900 100 

Sonny Bates 1901 104 

Albert Banks 1907 148 

Hector Groom 1908 150 

Norm McIntosh 1910 130 

Frank Collins 1912 114 

Natty Giles 1914 153 

Gordon Tuxford 1915 113 

Johnny Campbell 1916 168 

Joe Callow 1917 107 

Jerry Sunderland 1918 139 

Bill Bateman 1919 102 

Percy Staton 1921 113 

Frank Fuhrmann 1924 113 

Ron Edgar 1924 172 

Cyril Jennings 1924 177 

A (Sol) Lawn 1925 123 

Bill Holt 1927 100 

Jim Doig 1927 114 

George White 1928 182 

Wally Smith 1930 103 

Albert Matthews 1934 105 

Percy Dodd 1934 116 

Neil Lewington 1936 140 

Percy Renfrey 1936 125 

Frank Jenkins 1937 150 

Jack (Corp) Reilly 1937 204 

Albert Higham 1937 105 

Clive Lewington 1939 182 

Ernie Graham 1940 115 

Dave Ingraham 1940 135 

Bernie Naylor 1941 194 

Eric Eriksson 1942 210 

Norm Smith 1942 129 

Frank Treasure 1942 254 

Don Wares 1945 107 

Harry Carbon 1945 141 

Steve Marsh 1945 226 

Len Crabbe 1946 140 

Alby Western 1947 102 

Bob Mason 1947 121 

Laurie Green 1948 100 

Don Dixon 1948 134 

Charlie Tyson 1948 152 

Des Kelly 1949 102 

Don Byfield 1950 239 

Ray Richards 1951 148 

Cliff Hillier 1951 160 

John Colgan 1951 220 

Ernie Grose 1952 125 

Tony Parentich 1952 162 

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Barry White 1952 160 

Pat Daly 1953 124 

Don Stewart 1955 110 

John Todd 1955 132 

John Gerovich 1955 221 

Bob Cassidy 1956 133 

Stan Badham 1957 136 

John Brindley 1957 117 

Gary Scott 1957 255 

Murray MacDonald 1959 110 

Ron Doig 1959 117 

Colin Beard 1959 168 

Tom Grljusich 1960 258 

Fred Seinor 1961 219 

Kevin Miller 1963 102 

Gary Greer 1963 169 

Peter Dougan 1964 101 

Franz Tomka 1964 119 

Graeme Reilly 1965 132 

Graham Scott 1966 117 

Bob Carson 1966 154 

Brian Ciccotosto 1967 211 

Alan Rose 1969 128 

Don Haddow 1969 168 

Stan Magro 1970 105 

Tony Morley 1971 200 

Barry Cooper 1972 109 

Ray Bauskis 1972 120 

Bruce Monteath 1972 117 

Eddie Bauskis 1973 100 

Peter Lauritsen 1973 101 

Simon Outhwaite 1973 158 

Joe McKay 1974 169 

Basil Campbell 1975 102 

Rod Barrett 1975 194 

Stephen Michael 1975 243 

Maurice Rioli 1975 168 

Wayne Delmenico 1976 128 

Kevin Cornell 1976 130 

Paul Mountain 1977 116 

Benny Vigona 1977 165 

Noel Carter 1978 155 

Paul Vasoli 1979 124 

Phil Cronan 1979 100 

Brad Hardie 1979 140 

Jon Dorotich 1981 151 

Wally Matera 1982 142 

Craig Edwards 1984 163 

Brad Collard 1984 202 

Cliff Collard 1986 172 

Peter Sumich 1986 112 

Peter Worsfold 1987 156 

Martin Atkins 1989 266 

John Porter 1990 191 

Greg Wootton 1991 108 

Tom Bottrell 1992 200 

Brad Bootsma 1994 165 

Darryn Rennick 1994 123 

David Gault 1996 211 

Kingsley Hutcherson 1996 109 

Toby McGrath * 1998 200 

Matthew Clucas 1999 118 

Keren Ugle 2000 176 

Ray Smithers 1999 157 

Adam Hay 2002 112 

Andrew Siegert 2001 114 

Daniel Gilmore 2002 102 

Hayden North * 2002 128 

Craig White * 2004 118 

Kyle Hams * 2005 106 

* still playing

2010LIFE MEMBERShIp 

1905 JOHN, Griff G. * 

1906 HODGE, H. * 

1907 McMAHON, P.G. * 

1910 HICKS, H. * 

1911 YEO, P. * ; FRANKLIN, W. * 

1912 BITTON, J. * 

1916 COATES, W.J. * 

1921 O’DONNELL, A. *; PIERCE, L. * 

1927 HYMAN, H.A. *; GILES, N. * 

1928 HICKS, L.D. *; McCALLUM, Hon. 

ALEX M.L.A. * 

1932 CAMPBELL, J.S. *; HICKS, F. * 

1933 TUXFORD, G.J. *; MORRIS, B.G. *; 

WAYMAN, W.W.*; HARDEMAN, 

W.J. * 

1934 CAPLES, S. *; POWER, W. * 

1935 EDGAR, A.W. *; JENNINGS, C.T. * 

1936 DOIG, J.A. *; FULLER, H. * 

1938 DOIG, C.W. *; WINCH, P.C. * 

1939 TOWNSEND, F.G. * 

1940 RICHARDSON, R.E. *; 

WALKER, A.W. *; 

HUGHES, W.J. * 

1941 DODD, P.A. *; WHITE, G.M. *; 

POLINELLI, J.A. *; DOUST, A.E. * 

1943 LAW, C.A. * 

1945 HARRISON, F.W. *; 

LEWINGTON, N. * 

1947 RENFREY, N.P. *; JENKINS, F.W. *; 

REILLY, J.H. * 

1948 FUHRMANN, F.C. *; COLLINS, 

W.J. *; YOULDEN, P.* 

1949 SHANANHAN, R.T. *; 

GILLAN, D.A. *; 

LEWINGTON, C.W. * 

1950 JOYCE, J.W. *; RICHARDSON, 

W.F.A. *; 

MOORE, W.P. * 

1951 ABERDEEN, (Dr) K.G. *; 

TREWHELLA, W.J. * 

1952 HOLT, W.A. *; REYNOLDS, A. * 

1953 INGRAHAM, D.J. *; 

NAYLOR, B.G. * 

1954 HENDERSON, S.A. *; METHERALL, 

G.R. *; ERICKSSON, E.J. *; 

TREASURE, F.W. * 

1955 LANCASTER, S.E. *; 

O’DONNELL, WL *; 

MARSH, S.W. 

1956 WARREN, G.F. *; MATISON, J.V. 

1957 GOUGH, J. *; GOLDIE, T. * 

1958 CARBON, H.J *. 

1959 SMITH, N.H.; GROSE, J.T. *; 

WILLIS, E.H. * 

1960 COLGAN, J.G.; CLARKE, E.J. *; 

HOCKING, R.A. *; JEFFREY, V.J. * 

1961 BYFIELD, D.E.; POTTS, C.M. 

1962 HILLIER, C. *; COCKLE, L.Y. * 

1963 ALLAN, N.G. *; PARENTICH, A. 

1964 MILLER, K.J. * 

1965 WARES, D.M.; WHITE, B.; 

BOTTRELL, N.T. * 

1966 HOOD, F.*; MILLS, J.S. *; 

MURRAY, J.J.*; 

TYSON, C.H *. 

1967 WARREN, R. *; WALKER, R.; 

RICHARDS, R.; CARR, C. * ; 

GEROVICH, J.; SCOTT, G. 

1968 WOOD, E. * 

1969 GROSE, E.N.; McGUINNESS, T.R.* 

1970 CRABBE, L *.; COCKLE, N. * 

1971 GREER, R. 

1972 TODD, J. 

1973 SEINOR, F. * ; DAVIS, P. * 

1974 GRLJUSICH, D.T.; GLUCINA, I. 

1975 PRICE, A. *; SMITH, D. *; 

COCKLE, M *.; GROSE, I. *; 

GOUGH, D. *; HARRISON, C. *; 

INGRAHAM, K.*; LEWINGTON, 

N.; MURRAY, I.; PIGGOTT, M. *; 

PRICE, E. *; RICHARDSON,J. *; 

TREWHELLA, M. * 

1976 PAUL, G. *; STEWART, J*. 

1977 HODDER, (Dr) E. * ; MOORE, R.; 

CICCOTOSTO, B. 

1978 HART, R. * 

1979 REID, (Dr) E.R.*; HANKINSON, 

A.D. *; CRAIG, N.E. * 

1980 WOODGATE, R.J.; SEAMAN, 

N.G.; SKELTON, J.G.* 

1981 BEARD, C.; GREER, G.; McKAY, J.; 

MORLEY, T.; MacDONALD, D.N. 

*; CARSON, R.; HADDOW, D.; 

MICHAEL, S. 

1982 BARRETT, R.; HEATH, M. *; 

LADNER, S. *; LAMBRECHT, J.*; 

OUTHWAITE, S; WILSON, R* 

1983 CHATFIELD, D*.; FINDLAY, A.; 

MARTINOVICH, C.; GREER, S. 

1984 LORRIGAN, G *. 

1985 SAINT, K.; CARTER, N.; VIGONA, 

B.; LADNER, E*. 

1986 WILLIAMS, M *. 

1987 CHRISTIE, J.; BROWN, M.G. 

1988 HARPER, H.R. 

1989 RIOLI, M. 

1990 MAFFINA, J.; THORPE, P.; 

MAGRO, S. 

1991 DEAN, T.K. 

1992 EDWARDS, C.; COLLARD, B. 

1993 COLLARD, C.; NEVIN, L.; 

BRIGHT, R. 

1994 LANGE, J.; WHITE, E. * 

1995 LESLIE, J.; GLOEDE, R.; ABBOTT, 

C.; MATERA, W.; 

MONTEATH, B.; HARDIE, B. 

1996 PASQUA, S.; RIGBY, J.; 

DOROTICH, J. 

1997 CANT, B.; FERGUSON, K.; ATKINS, 

M.; PORTER, J. 

1998 McGUINNESS, P.; DIXON, D. 

1999 REID, M.; WORSFOLD, P. 

2000 BOTTRELL, T.; (jnr), GURNEY, S.; 

BATEMAN, J.; CORNELL, K. 

2001 WESTON, D.; PASQUA, D.; 

TOMKA, F. 

2002 SUMICH, P.; FLANDERS, L.; 

MACDONALD, M. 

2003 CAPOLINGUA, S.; PORTER, R 

2004 DUNSTAN, V; RIDDELL, A; 

DOUGAN, P; BOOTSMA, B. 

2005 GAULT, D; HURST, J; 

MCGUINNESS, L. 

2006 RYAN, T; STONE, A. 

2007 BAHEN, G; GRLJUSICH, G *; 

LOCKHART, M. 

2008 SWEETMAN, R; VASOLI, P; 

McGRATH, T; UGLE, K. 

2009 DEPETRA, J; POWELL, A; 

CUCCOVIA, S; SMITHERS, R 

* deceased 

LIFE TIME MEMBERShIp 

2003 ANDERTON, B.; COBBY, P.; 

CROOK, J.*; DALY, P.; DAVEY, C.; 

GREEN,L.; KELLY,D.; MASON,B.; 

REED, D.; RENFREY, R. 

2004 BAHEN, G.; BAHEN, J.; BARRY, 

L.; CALDER, E.; CHEEK, A.*; 

COLE, D.; COWARD, L.; CRANNY, 

J.; DYMOCK, W.*; HICKS, C.; 

HINDES, A.; HOLMES, C.*; 

JOHNSON, N.; LEECE,J. *; 

LEWINGTON, B.; MAFFINA, 

S.; PAGANONI, W.; PETERSEN, 

P.; PETERSEN, W.; RENFREY, 

R.; SNARY, N.; TURNBULL, W.; 

WHITTINGTON, P.; WRIGHT, K.; 

2005 SAINT, U 

2006 MIHALJEVICH, L; RENREY, M 

2007 ERRINGTON, S; TUXFORD, G 

2008 WHELAN, A; BARRETT, N; 

GLASKIN, R 

2009 RAVLICH, T; NEWTON, J; 

ELMER, W; PEARCE, P; KELLY, 

K; BADHAM, S; BRINDLEY, 

J; CASSIDY, B; JOHNSON, F; 

RISEBOROUGH, H. 

2010 CAPOLINGUA, A; SHEPPARD, 

J; LUKATELICH, D; JEFFERY, 

L; GIAQUINTA, F; SMITH, B; 

BUSELICH, A; LANGE, JF; 

DYMOCK,J; GILLHAM,F; VINCI,P; 

BOWE,R; BUCAT, B; BURTON,A; 

SUMICH,J 

* deceased 


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2010STATE REpRESEnTATIVES 

oPPoNENTs GoALs KICKED 

NAME “DEBUT 

YEAR” VIC SA TAS NSW QLD VFA ALLIES OTHER TOTAL VIC SA TAS NSW QLD VFA ALLIES OTHER TOTAL 

ADAMS W. ‘Bull’ 1922 1 1 ADAMS W. ‘Bull’ 0 

ATKINS Martin 1992 4 1 1 6 ATKINS Martin 1 1 

BAHEN Gerry 1954 1 2 3 BAHEN Gerry 0 

BAIRSTOW Mark 1985 6 3 1 10 BAIRSTOW Mark 10 5 15 

BANKS Albert 1913 2 2 BANKS Albert 0 

BARRETT Rod 1981 2 3 5 BARRETT Rod 0 

BATEMAN W. Bill 1924 1 1 BATEMAN W. Bill 0 

BAUSKIS Eddie 1976 1 1 BAUSKIS Eddie 0 

BAUSKIS Ray 1976 1 1 BAUSKIS Ray 2 2 

BAYLISS Mark 1988 1 1 BAYLISS Mark 1 1 

BEARD Colin 1967 1 1 2 BEARD Colin 0 

BELL Peter 1997 1 1 2 BELL Peter 1 1 

BOOT Colin 1953 2 2 BOOT Colin 0 

BOOTSMA Brad 1995 1 2 1 1 5 BOOTSMA Brad 0 

BOTTRELL Tom 1999 1 1 BOTTRELL Tom 0 

BYFIELD Don 1955 4 2 2 1 2 11 BYFIELD Don 1 1 

BYRNE James 2003 1 1 BYRNE James 0 

CALLOW Jack 1923 1 1 2 CALLOW Jack 0 

CAMPBELL H. ‘Bonny’ 1920 4 6 2 2 1 2 17 CAMPBELL H. ‘Bonny’ 19 24 9 15 23 90 

CAMPBELL Johnny 1914 1 2 1 4 8 CAMPBELL Johnny 2 5 7 

CAMPBELL Basil 1977 1 1 CAMPBELL Basil 0 

CAMPBELL Herbert 1924 2 2 CAMPBELL Herbert 0 

CARBON Harry 1946 4 3 1 1 9 CARBON Harry 3 2 5 

CARSON Robert 1976 1 1 CARSON Robert 0 

CARTER Gavin 1984 1 2 3 CARTER Gavin 0 

CARTER Noel 1981 1 1 2 CARTER Noel 2 3 5 

CASSIDY Robert 1959 2 2 CASSIDY Robert 0 

CAVANAGH Vernon 1955 2 2 CAVANAGH Vernon 0 

CHANDLER Bert 1938 2 2 1 5 CHANDLER Bert 6 6 

CICCOTOSTO Brian 1972 2 2 1 5 CICCOTOSTO Brian 2 3 1 6 

CLARK Len 1970 2 1 1 4 CLARK Len 3 1 4 

CLEMENT James 1997 2 1 3 CLEMENT James 3 1 4 

CLUCAS Matthew 2000 1 1 2 CLUCAS Matthew 0 

COLGAN John 1952 3 2 2 2 1 10 COLGAN John 0 

COLLARD Brad 1990 1 1 COLLARD Brad 1 1 

COLLARD Cliff 1990 1 1 COLLARD Cliff 0 

CRABBE Len 1949 3 6 1 1 1 12 CRABBE Len 3 1 1 5 

CRAWFORD Ray 1955 1 3 1 1 6 CRAWFORD Ray 0 

CRONAN Phil 1981 4 4 8 CRONAN Phil 1 1 

CROOK John 1950 2 1 1 1 5 CROOK John 0 

DALY Pat 1926 1 1 2 DALY Pat 0 

DALY Pat 1955 1 1 1 4 7 DALY Pat 0 

DAVEY Colin 1955 2 2 DAVEY Colin 0 

DELMENICO Wayne 1981 1 1 DELMENICO Wayne 2 2 

DITCHBURN James 1934 2 8 10 DITCHBURN James 1 4 5 

DIXON Don 1950 4 4 DIXON Don 0 

DODD Percy 1937 1 1 2 DODD Percy 0 

DOIG Ron 1930 1 1 1 1 4 DOIG Ron 1 3 1 5 

DOIG Ron 1963 2 1 3 DOIG Ron 0 

DOIG David 1938 1 2 3 DOIG David 0 

DOROTICH Jon 1984 5 1 6 DOROTICH Jon 3 7 10 

DOUGAN Peter 1965 1 1 DOUGAN Peter 3 3 

DUNN F ‘Diver’ 1908 1 2 1 4 DUNN F ‘Diver’ 2 1 1 4 

EDGAR Ron 1928 2 1 1 4 EDGAR Ron 0 

EDWARDS Craig 1982 6 1 7 EDWARDS Craig 4 4 

ERIKSSON Eric 1947 1 2 1 1 7 12 ERIKSSON Eric 0 

FISHER Gordon 1914 1 1 1 1 4 FISHER Gordon 0 

FITZGERALD Charles 1926 1 1 FITZGERALD Charles 0 

GASPAR Darren 1997 1 1 GASPAR Darren 0 

GEROVICH John 1955 7 6 4 2 1 20 GEROVICH John 17 14 19 6 56 

GILES Nathaniel 1914 1 1 GILES Nathaniel 0 

GLUCINA Ivan 1967 1 1 GLUCINA Ivan 0 

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REpRESEnTATIVES 

2010STATE 


NAME “DEBUT 


GRAHAM Ernie 1946 1 1 GRAHAM Ernie 0 

GREEN Laurie 1949 1 1 GREEN Laurie 0 

GRLJUSICH Tom 1961 1 1 1 3 GRLJUSICH Tom 2 2 

GUNYON Wally 1921 1 1 2 GUNYON Wally 1 1 2 

HARDIE Brad 1982 6 2 8 HARDIE Brad 2 2 

HART David 1984 2 2 1 5 HART David 1 2 3 

HAY Adam 2007 1 1 HAY Adam 0 

HEINRICHS W. 1921 1 1 2 HEINRICHS W. 0 

HENWOOD Wayne 1987 4 4 HENWOOD Wayne 0 

HEPBURN Mark 1992 1 1 HEPBURN Mark 0 

HEWITT Evan 2005 2 2 HEWITT Evan 1 3 4 

HILLIER Cliff 1953 3 4 2 3 12 HILLIER Cliff 0 

HOLT William 1927 2 2 HOLT William 0 

HUNT Sam 2008 1 1 HUNT Sam 0 

HYNES David 1991 1 1 HYNES David 0 

INGRAHAM Dave 1946 6 5 2 1 14 INGRAHAM Dave 2 1 1 4 

IRVING Dean 1990 1 2 1 4 IRVING Dean 0 

JACKSON Stevan 1989 1 1 JACKSON Stevan 3 3 

JAKOVICH Glen 1990 3 4 2 9 JAKOVICH Glen 1 2 3 

JAKOVICH Allen 1991 1 1 2 JAKOVICH Allen 1 3 4 

JENKINS F. ‘Scranno’ 1938 3 4 2 9 JENKINS F. ‘Scranno’ 3 8 11 

JENNINGS Cyril 1927 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 JENNINGS Cyril 0 

JOHNSON Frank 1962 1 1 JOHNSON Frank 1 1 

JONES Clinton 2005 1 1 2 JONES Clinton 1 4 5 

JOSLIN James 1924 1 1 JOSLIN James 0 

KELLY Des 1953 2 2 4 KELLY Des 0 

LAWN A. Sol 1927 2 1 3 LAWN A. Sol 3 3 

LEWINGTON Clive 1947 1 2 1 1 5 LEWINGTON Clive 2 2 

LEWINGTON Neil 1938 1 1 LEWINGTON Neil 0 

MACDONALD Murray 1962 1 1 2 MACDONALD Murray 1 1 

MAGRO Stan 1975 5 1 1 7 MAGRO Stan 4 4 

MAHON Maurice 1924 1 1 1 3 MAHON Maurice 0 

MANN H. ‘Hassa’ 1970 1 1 2 MANN H. ‘Hassa’ 3 3 

MARSH Steve 1946 9 7 1 1 1 2 21 MARSH Steve 13 10 1 3 27 

MATERA Peter 1989 3 1 1 5 MATERA Peter 4 4 

MATERA Phil 1995 1 1 2 MATERA Phil 5 1 6 

MATERA Wally 1992 2 2 MATERA Wally 0 

MATISON James 1950 1 1 MATISON James 0 

MATTHEWS Albert 1936 1 1 MATTHEWS Albert 0 

McCARREY Andrew 2010 1 1 McCARREY Andrew 0 

McGRATH Toby 2000 2 2 2 6 McGRATH Toby 0 

McINTOSH Norm 1914 1 1 1 1 1 5 McINTOSH Norm 1 1 

McKAY Joe 1977 5 5 1 11 McKAY Joe 3 3 

MICHAEL Stephen 1977 7 9 1 17 MICHAEL Stephen 8 6 1 15 

MILLS James 1936 2 2 MILLS James 0 

MONTEATH Bruce 1974 7 2 1 10 MONTEATH Bruce 9 3 2 14 

MORELLINI Frank 1996 1 1 MORELLINI Frank 1 1 

MORLEY Tony 1975 4 2 6 MORLEY Tony 2 1 3 

MOSCONI Warren 1984 1 1 MOSCONI Warren 0 

MOTT Ricky 2003 1 1 MOTT Ricky 0 

MOUNT Stephen 1988 1 1 MOUNT Stephen 0 

MURRAY Jack 1947 2 2 MURRAY Jack 0 

NAYLOR Bernie 1946 6 6 3 1 16 NAYLOR Bernie 11 18 12 3 44 

NORTH Hayden 2005 1 1 2 NORTH Hayden 0 

PARENTICH Tony 1953 2 1 1 2 2 8 PARENTICH Tony 0 

PARSONS Zane 1999 1 1 2 PARSONS Zane 3 6 9 

PEARS Stephen 1996 2 2 PEARS Stephen 1 1 

PORTER John 1992 3 1 4 PORTER John 0 

PRICE Frank 1949 3 3 PRICE Frank 0 

RALSTON Ernest 1911 1 1 1 3 RALSTON Ernest 0 

REILLY Jack 1939 5 2 1 2 10 REILLY Jack 4 4 8 

REILLY John 1970 1 1 1 3 REILLY John 0 


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2010STATE REpRESEnTATIVES 


NAME “DEBUT 


REILLY Graeme 1970 1 1 REILLY Graeme 0 

RETELL Arthur 1929 2 2 1 5 RETELL Arthur 2 2 

RICHARDS Ray 1955 5 6 1 1 13 RICHARDS Ray 2 2 

RICHARDSON Arnold 1935 2 1 3 RICHARDSON Arnold 1 1 

RICHARDSON Max 1977 3 3 RICHARDSON Max 6 6 

RIOLI Maurice 1978 8 3 2 13 RIOLI Maurice 5 3 8 

ROBERTSON William 1933 1 2 1 4 ROBERTSON William 1 1 

ROCCHI Jack 1929 2 2 4 ROCCHI Jack 0 

ROE Willy 1988 1 1 ROE Willy 0 

SCOTT Gary 1963 4 1 2 2 2 11 SCOTT Gary 2 1 3 

SCOTT Graham 1967 2 3 5 SCOTT Graham 2 2 4 

SEINOR Fred 1973 1 2 3 SEINOR Fred 1 1 2 

SIEGERT Andrew 2007 1 1 SIEGERT Andrew 0 

SMITH Norm 1952 1 3 1 1 6 SMITH Norm 4 2 6 

SORRELL Ray 1964 1 1 SORRELL Ray 0 

STEPHENS Harry 1948 1 4 5 STEPHENS Harry 0 

STEWART Don 1959 1 1 STEWART Don 0 

SULLIVAN Charles 1913 1 1 SULLIVAN Charles 0 

SUMICH Peter 1988 3 1 1 5 SUMICH Peter 8 3 11 

SUMICH Jack 1959 1 1 2 4 SUMICH Jack 4 4 

SUNDERLAND Jerry 1922 4 4 1 1 1 11 SUNDERLAND Jerry 3 3 

SUTHERLAND W 1913 2 2 SUTHERLAND W 0 

TAPPING Albert 1914 1 1 1 1 1 5 TAPPING Albert 1 1 

TODD John 1955 4 6 3 13 TODD John 5 12 8 25 

TREASURE Frank 1949 3 1 1 4 9 TREASURE Frank 0 

TROODE Peter 1973 1 1 2 TROODE Peter 3 3 

TRUSCOTT William 1938 1 2 3 TRUSCOTT William 0 

TYSON Charlie 1949 5 5 1 1 5 17 TYSON Charlie 3 9 1 5 18 

VIGONA Benny 1980 3 1 4 VIGONA Benny 1 1 

WARES Don 1947 1 1 WARES Don 0 

WATTERS Scott 1988 3 2 1 6 WATTERS Scott 1 1 1 3 

WESTERN Alby 1949 3 1 1 5 WESTERN Alby 3 1 4 

WHITE Barry 1953 6 5 2 1 2 16 WHITE Barry 8 10 6 4 28 

WHITE George 1930 1 2 1 1 5 WHITE George 0 

WILLY Roe 1988 1 1 WILLY Roe 0 

WINMAR Nicky 1988 4 1 1 2 8 WINMAR Nicky 7 3 10 

WORSFOLD John 1988 3 1 1 5 WORSFOLD John 1 1 

WORSFOLD Peter 1994 1 1 2 WORSFOLD Peter 0 

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